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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the upl,Jl sa.d
~ has been appointed and unalihcd Adaiinistra
of the estate ii Jaup Arms rong late Of Iloaes
JAMES ARMSTRONG.
March l4th. ls6l-niwa'
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14
Not Made Here at Home.
GREAT IMPROVEMENTS
IN THE ART,
WILLIAM Nc X + E,
March II, 1861.

Mould take pleasure in announcing to the citizens Of
w Mllcrsburg, that he has taken the rooms over DIR.
BOlng's office, where he has an excellent SkY-LlGHT,
and with his eXperianoe in the Art. having had the adj
vantage being instructed in of the largest and best
Photograph Galleries in the East, he feels Justified in
saying that lac will make
PHOT G Ri PMS, A " y R T fPES
And all the popular pictures ofhe day attaining the high
est perfection in the Art,
He deGes competition, and claims that he will make
better pictures, an ayaragc, than have ever been
made west of the Mississippi Nv results certain.
lie would also call attention to the artistic aud grace
ful position in which his subjects will be seated. II is
unnecessary to remind the enlightened citizens OF this
vicinity OF the inestimabe value Of fine and elike pic
ture of departed friend. Suffice to say that saf 81
way is To improve the present for the past not
and the future you cannot command.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14
shcrig'. sale ori,.n, Estate.

nY command of an order u sale from the Court
- of Common Plees of iiolulys County. Ohio.
shau expose 10 puhlic sale at thy north door VI the
Court House. Ia the town of MihVrsburg, la said
Holmes County.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1861-03-14
PRORATE NOTICE.

ian 81, lssl-niow7prfs ''''A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
SATURDAY, Nov. 3o-p.

| SATURDAY, Nov 30-P. Il.
The volume Of dealings at the Stock Board thi
morning was not large. The quotations were heavy
partly by reason Of sales under approhensons in re-
gard to the tone of the foreign adyces to be received
within the next ten days, and partly by reason o
,ales to realize profits. The bears have been some
what encouraged, and the short line has been Ill
creased again. The deliveries Of Central continue tC
be met with difficulty. The floating stock Of the
street has been largely absorbed, aud under the
present favorable traffic Of this road very few new
certificates make their appearance. The Company
do not make public their monthly earnings but we
hear serni-oficially that they are over 100000
gross, and will probably be equally large IN
December. AT this rate the road will earn v cent
for the current Fix months. On the Enc tao gross
receipts were 100000 up to the 9th inst, equa
to about $50, COO for the month. This is unprece
denied and considerably beyond the average amount
needed TO earn dividend upon the Preferred Stock.
Erie this morning sold at 81 against 81 yesterday;
and Central, after opening at 7Si regular, sold al
that price, buyer ten days Pacific Mail was firm
at 81 aS7i, decline of IA 2 cent on Fridays
price. This stock 10 specially affected by tie fears
Of difficulty with England, AS it's property and bust
ness woud be exposed to danger from the naval
forces. Panama was heavy from the same reason.
In the Western Shares the business was moderate,
with declining tendency. There was no pres
sure Of stock on the market, but the de-
mand to cover shorts being light and the bulls re-
naming inactive lower prices in most cases es-
taLlished. At the Second Board there was moder-
ate business done at still lower figures but at no i'm
provement upon prices prevailing between the
Boards. Aner the regular session there was better
feeling IN the street, nth fair demand for the lead
ing fancea Central recovered to 5sl bid, Erie to
81! Rock Island to ST. &c, showing after all the
fluctuations of the week an advance upon the closing
rates Of last Saturday. Government Stocks are
quiet bu, steady In State Stocks there was nothing
Of importance done, excepting in Missouri Gs, which
fell of 10 4Ol. Tennessees sold at ~ and North
Carolinas at 81. In Bank Stocks the business this
week has been larger but there i little change in the
prices though in instances slight decline has
been submitted TO. The saes since Saturday las
were az follows; 40 shares American Exchange
siasii; 40 Bank Of Commerce, 81 dS3; IL Bank
Of America %; 90 National, 81 a6l; 10 Park, 96li
30 Metropolitan, 90; 20 Mechanics Bank, 30; 2,
Merchants, 90 10 Shoe and Leather, 81 l5O Pie
nix, 90: 6 St. Nicholas, II; 20 Hanover 6s.
The following table will show the prices on satur'
day last aud those Of to-day;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
FsNHE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVER
4 TItE ACE

Mr. KENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered IN ono Of our
COMMON PASTURE WEEDS. remedy that cures every
Kind Of Humor, from the wors: Soroiua down to common
to bottles will cure the Kind Of iimples on the
face.
2to bottles will clear the system Of piles. ,
bottles are warranted the worst csnker In the
mouth aud st omscb.
$40 bottles are warranted to the worst kind Of erysp
eiaS. =,
bottles are warranted ell humors in the oye.
2io bottles warranted 20 rGnng OF the cara ana
blOtches among the hair. -
Alto bottles are warranted to cure corrupt and running
soTct.
2to 5 bottles win cure scay eruption Of the skin.
bottles GRANTED to the worst cases OF mug
bottles are warranted the most desperate case
Of rheumatism
3to bottles are warranted 10 cure saltrheum.
5to bottles viii cure the worst cases o. 'cTotua
benefit Is always experienced from the hrst eott ana
perfect cure warranted when the above quantity iettn
y Giving strict attention 10 the direction in the panPht
around each bottle aud iudciols application OF tue
SCROFt1LA OINTMENT,
HEALING OINTMENT, and
SALIRHEUM OINTMENT,
ulcer and OF whstever Kind OF nature 10 Peeesy
AMI permanently healed.
Price = per bottle.
For ,se by respectable druggists everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
day last aud those Of to-ds,,

The closing prices Of to-day were strong AT United
States 6s 81, coupon, 93l 1881 United States
e., 81, registered, ex. int, S9i 80; United States
81. "a, s2I: United States Treasury Notes, 99ai
Tennessee State 6s, 42d42; yirginia State 6s, AZ
a l7i. North Carolina State 6s, 6Oa6l Missouri
State ia. 4OI 4OI; Pennsylvania Coal Company, 90
a S6I; Cumberland Coal Company, preferred, 7oi
Pacific Mail Steamship Company, s69s6ii New
York Central Railroad, 7sla7Sii Erie Railroad, 81
a3II; Huds n River Railroad, $685. Harlem
Railroad, i2al2l; Harlem Railroad, Preferred,
SOa3l; Reading Railroad 34s35; Michigan Cen.
trail Railroad, 4sI s49l; Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad, TiaiS; Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Guaran-
teed. 1893; Panama Railroad Company, ll2S
49, Illinois Central Railroad, COS 06l; Galena
and Chicago Railroad, 70s a7ll; Cleveland and To-
ledo Railroad, 33i a 33i; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad so a 53si Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, 81 go.
The market for Exchange is very dull, and the
advance Of last week has been nearly all lost. The
demand was an artificial one, and the movement was
stimulated By speculation The idea that there was
any combination Of foreign bankers 10 advance pae
rates Of Exchange to the specie point for the purpose
Of embarrassing the negotiations Of Mr.. Chase, we
look upon as simply absured. Sterling bankers sig
natures are nominally lO9 but no Important amount
could be placed al 1881, at which we understand
there have been a few transactions. Very good
commercial bills have been said o. los. Francs are
also lower-5.25 a5.EI.
Freishts are quite unsettled, owing to material
advance in underwriters rates on American bottoms
since the receipt of tie foreign news. English
bottoms are now referred, and owners have ad
vanced their rates lateriay the engagements con-
sequentiy, have zen limited. To Liverpool, $4,000
bush. Wheat at Ja9!d in bulk and bags, mostly the
inside rate 81 900 do. Corn at 81 asId. in bags
1oO bbls %. 4id. a2s. Cd; $50 hhds. Tallow at
2's. 10 \ .ondon: $4,000 bush. Wheat at u Iod
in bags- The latter rate in British yes,els 3'1OI
bbls our at 2,. I'd. ass. 100 ter. Beef 5Oi Dbl al
6s. u l.. To Bris.ol: 5000 bush. Wheat at Cd. II
sh % bags; $3.50 bbls. Flour at 2s 3D. as I'd. It
.fayrc 900 bbls Flour at zoe. The charters are,
Briti-h vessel with 10000 bush. Wheat to Cork ant
a market at Id in bulk.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts
ss7 SIG 92-for Customs, $e4,9iQ 2i; for Treasury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA I S6I
Il OOl CENTRAL RAILROAD L oOl
GREAT pnrRLF-TRACK ROUTB.

GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTB.
The capacity OF the RoGd is equs TO any In the county
qAE GREAT SHORT LINE 10 THE WEST
Office no. Asor House corner Of Nesey-st
Facilities for the transportation If passcnee 70 snd RON
Cincinnati Chicago st. Louis st. Paul Nashville memphis
New-Oleaus aud al other towns IN the West NORTH est
aud Southwest unsurpassed for speed and comfort by any
Ionte. ~, 80
Through trains for the West leave Newly foot OF Court
lsndst) Morning Express M Evening ENIress, r.
~ also at 0 y. from place VIA Ahento"n a.
irving Pittsburgh at u Iext day and connecting there Mt"
al Western trains. 49,
Slice In and smoking cars all the traius.
Fa1e always low ind the time quick Is by any other
route.
By lis route eghf Of al descriptions be forwarded
10 end from any point the Railroads OF Ohio Kentucky in
aiaus. Illinois Wisconsin Iowa. Missouri. by KALI
ROAD DIRECr 70 any port on the navigable MYERS OF
the West by steamers from Iittsou1gh 49, , ~, ,
The utes of Freight and IRON any point In the wet oy
the yvania Railroad a. eli times rs favorable as are
charged by other Raioad Companies Merchants anG 6nlp
pes rusng the transportation Of their Freight to TINS Co
pauy rely with confidence Oh It's ,peedy tansit.
The Company also maintains -uIg lsnt Accomnods-
ton Line by which parties emigIatog westward ENJOY
cheap comfortable mode Of conyeysnce at one haii the
fir -clSss rates Of fare .,,
J. J.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. Astor-Honse.
LEECH Co., Freight Agents, r. , ,,,,,,,
No. Aston House and No South Niulsnfft'
MCDONALD L BIsCHOFF, Emigrsnt Agents,
No Battery. place.
ENOCH LEWIS General sup't. Altoona Pa
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Entrance on 2iths-
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK: ,..o
For ev-Haven = a. H., OK; l2:l5, 3:OtE1li '''''
For Bridgeport, T. O. mr. (E1.l 1915, $3.50 tEHli S''
For Milford stratfOTd Fairfield, Southport aud "e'pOi'
Fd M orwsk rs $50 M 2i5 $780, E1) $50 4;sO S;
For p aqien and Greenwich, T. $3.50 M i2S $780, 1880
'g Fol Stanford S 7s E1) ssOa nj i2S, $780, tEI 81
80 4:3l $3.50. 8 p m ,,.-,;o,s o.2oa n, d. 10.
Fo Port Chester and interinenla'e ''"''O''' - 1880 "
Is, $3.50; $3.50, $780, $50 . P m. h.1. an m
w CONNECTING TRAINS, % -
For BOSTON, via Springfield, a. NJ lSh '''o tEi' p ID
Ior Pos,on via Shore Line, l2;iS p ~, ,,,. . M
For gsrtiord aud Springfield ga IN, tExh R;lS $3.50
'hF1h Cdobeecut River Railroad to Montreal Sa M, (Ex
Fer Hartford Providence and Fishkill Railroad, m
Far NewfIasen NewLOndon and stOnugOu Railroad
ats a. rb., l2:lj $3.50, p. IA.
Far anal Railroad l2 rs p. NJ. 10 Northampton.
For Housatonic BaiToao 70 Pittsheld,5 a.
lor Naugatgck Railsoad. q. IN, $3.50 p. m
For DsnbuIy and Norwalk Railroad, ?, $3.50 $3.50 D. m
Coumodious eeping Cars attached TO p III. train.
JAMES II. HOYT Superintendent.
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Proposals.

OyucE oy THE BOARD or EprcATIos, /
Corner of Grand and Em-s.s, INV YoEK, NOV 49, ioL
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until the l4th day Of December next a. oeioeh
n m al which time said Proposals will be considered oE
supplyng the Pubc Schools under the judicton OF the
Board Of Education With BOOKS STATIONERY and other
articles required for the use OF said Schools Tor one yoa COM
mencing on the lst Of January, lB61 ,,,, 4. A,
M Of the articles viii be furnished Oh application 70 inc
Clerk Of the Board Of Education
JOHN DAVENPORT,
JANIS MACKEAN,
RICHARD WARREN, >Committes on suprhsa
JOHN OHEEfE -
c. GODFREY GUNTHEH,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

DY VIRTUE of an Order OF the supreme,
ID Court of thi. state dated 18th Of October lSi WI
sYuo,e for sale a Public Auction, through HENRY y.
LEEDS Co AucioneerI at their store NO IS ,s
I2 O'clock such Sewing MACHINES. parts thereof sJ
have come my possession together WIN al ,ne
con,rol a. Receiver OF the arthol Manufacturing Company
fu inventory Of waioh be ,anined a. ny once pre-
vious 10 the sale. . . ui-Nhi n. hlOr A.
No. 40 Broadway.
WIsHTgGT0S MraRtY, .,,
Attorney for the Receiver. ma 9eod-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
Professional NoiitcS.

HATARRH! DYSPEPSIA why, Mr..
- Editor cannot these diseases be cured Ans-ihsy can
the true Of them be understood and lgSTriae
remedies given. DR.. GOODALE, At No OF Broadway "
y has clearly defined the nature, and locality Of eseh
and he cures them Incose postsgestsmp aud send 70 MN
FOR pamphlet aud the Information impaired by 70 VIII com
pensste You ousy. Hoan for constellation, nom
IN 10 %.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
Gales bp Aurllor.

A NJ. MtRvfS. AuctionseL
DY BANGS, MELVIN d Co., Irving Bulld-
ID ur. MOI, ss4 and 5s5 BroldEsysses Of Books, SIS
topsry Pce, Work. Of Art Fancy Goods. Furniture. &c
ADM IEISpRAIORS SALE.
MONDAY EVENING Dec at @clocf'
And i've following Evenings Al ssnle hour, 49,.
THE LARGE AND IMPORTANT PRIVATE LIBRARY
Of The late Hon. JOHN H. CLOPrON comrrsns ys'' a.
yAlusbe interesting and scarce BOOKS eneAcn
man sre woTk. relating to Amee. sgss collection Of
book. 90 general History and Bogaphy Rena kAole Cnns
Trials; voyages Travels and Geography ORTHODOX STANDARD
Theology and some notorious skeptcsl Writing
Leading Works In Por General Lheraiaro tortJ sd
the Drama very many youmos Of special interest winch ae
nov on, OF print especially rich IN most extensive accuinpa
don Of PAMPHLETS They range over every vAe,y Of .uh
eci and are part, ulay important in sidto the d,aoNey
history and public affairs OF this county Many 81
them are OF extreme rarity ard not to be found IN REGULAR
ory Catalogues ready and may be had on application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

HUTCH BULB0US FLOWER K0oIS.-
At IOI O'clock IL suit purchasers and 20 eos c1nsg
mems viz: HYACfNTHS, TULlfs ChOCus, NAhCio,,
In prime der and TO names Nov !. the time ioI pai'
Ing. a u i'iiNf'' '"NNV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
TAR. A. UPHAM's
~ VEGETABLE
+ l. &c 4 UARY.
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
CLERG MEN ~!
BLITERARY MEM!
20 STUDENTS!!
rInnIr L. llr. l. = I

IDNJOIh f-'IF'1
And all others who from ths. occupation enabled 20
take active exercise and consequently predi posed to COS
1NLSESS, and its attendant train OF evils ~ oP = IA
NESS AND PAINTING SENSATIONS, SUDDEN ~. Asli.
FS OF HEAT AND CHILLS, VERTIGO. Dim. IS OF
SIGHT. HEADACHE SORENESS AND PAINS IN fHk
LIMBS with both mental and bodily debility too o.en sec
relief by strong ALOETlC and other DRASTIC! :.
PILLSfl thereby inhictipg themselves the patlfW
hqrasg and eH,rra;ing COMPLAINT Of errndi OF interval
Piles 10 all who suffering under this distressing aicIion
DIR. 4 UPHAM -
particularly recommends his VEGETABLE ELECIUAhf
A. pessa agreeable and effective remedy in every stage
Of Piles from the incipent irritation to the most intense ~
ieIiug.
As an advertisement Is not the place TO erumerete pscu
lars fnl AID explicit objections gre around every box
Dr. Upiam eau be consulted ct bis OHce' No. 55i 4tnt
Newly ok where he dcyotes his time to giving professional
advice =, -, ,,,,,, ? &
DRUGGISTS can be supplied by hi Agents. j. C. WELLS
Co. No Il5 Franklin single box can Dc oOts al Oy
closing the price = by ei wnere 1t will be sent TO any 'd
drers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

Tie news of the burning Of the Harvey Birch, by
the steamer Nashville created good deal of excite
ment among the Insurance Offices and merchants in-
terested in shipping Approximations are felt for the
safety of other yesses, and business on the Corn Ex-
change was checked by the circumstance. The Board
of Underwriters had a meeting on the subject, and
raised the war rate to 8 y cent. The Harvey Birch
belonged to j. II. Brewer g. Co. Of this city, was
valued at goo 600, and was not insured. This house
has heretofore been largely interested in the South
ern trade The burning of this ship will probably
have the effect to check shipments for the preeent in
American bottoms.
We annex q comparative statement OF the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods and general merchandise az
the port of New-York for the week ending Nov. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

NOTICE 10 FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS.
IN A hrst-class STOCK MUTUAL INSURANCE COM,
PANY want agents IN ali the Northern, Eastern and
Western States Applicants must send reference to char
acter and responsibility. Addie" Box No. III New-i ok
Post Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

ave have tried IT, and know to be ali It claim, REV
Brooklyn, NY.
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3nsnranre Companies;

CONTINENTAL
~ INSURANCE COMPANY.
CITY OF hEW-iObk.
Ofee No. lC2 broadway,
Between Wall and Pine streets - -,
s,ock Capital all paid
Assets Nov. 30,
Liabilities
Iusprcs Buildings. Merchandise, Household Furniture
Rens Leases and other insusbe property at the io"e
rates consistent with security, and divides -
THREE-FOURTHS OF THE NET fROfirS
Of the business annually holders OF It's policies 10 scp bear
ing interest. -
Let Dividend to customers July 9, 1857, nt per cent
I'd July 8, 1883, 50 per cent
Sd July IL. 1889, 50 per cent
lth July IL. 1860, IS per cent
9Th d" July s. 1861, IS per cent
GEORGE 7. HOPE, Pres
H. II. LASPoRT, Sec.
CYRUS PEoK Asst Sec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02

Aaron Jones' IT, Editor Of the Mississippi Baptist published
at Jackson
We will teach our "srsr" to say. "A BLESSING
on Mas WSsLow"-for helping her to survive
aud escape the shping, ooickng. and teethios siege
We confirm every word set forth in the Prospectus II
performs precisely what It processes to perform, every part
Ofit-nothiDg loss Away with your Cordial" "Paresorc,
Drops" "Lsudanum," and every other Narcotic" by
which the babe is drugged into stupidity aud rendered dali
and idiohc for life.
We have MIRA Winow-know hor only thro ugi
preparation Of her Soothing Syrup for Children Teeth
ing" five had tn power, would her. she u.s.
physical savior TO the infant race.
Rev. c. z. weiser to the German Reformed Msssen
ger" at Chsmber,burg, Penn
have spoken Of this Syrup for the benefit Of our read
es who are pseuts We know Its good value and have ex
perienced Of the ch blessings which result It,
use."-Rev. sylyanus Cobb Boston Christian Freeman"
Mrs wINsLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP has an unprece
dented sale with me- since my customers have
merits This 10 the first time in thyfve years drug bus
tbs. have Endorsed medicine for intrinsic good quail
ties gives the greatest satisfaction to parents and
nurses s6odDG relief and quetude without any unpleasant
effects attending Sta use.
GEORGE A. FOWLER ofGuilfords
ave have child three month. old which has screamed al
necessarily with spasmodic affection Of the bowels
tia, We had despared of riing It, les stomach
sonr bowels dersnged and almost symptom unfs
vorabe, until obtained bottle Of the SOOTHING SY
RUP. which acted like u charm II immediately became
quiet aud msn-sts every symptom Of Improvement,
and comfort II IL now good little kitten playful and
smiling and entirely Well All OF which scribe To
the use Of Mrs.. WiESLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP.
DAVID MILLER Of Clarence Eew-York"
81 happy be able TO certify to the efficiency Of MRS
WINSLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP, and TO the truth Of
what 1t ia represented to accomplish Having little boy su
ens gesty from teething who could rest and at night
by his cries would not permit any Of the family do
purchased bottle Of the Soothing Syrup; It's effect upon him
like magic lie went to sleep and all pain and
vou,ness disappeared We have had trouble him since
and the little fellow win pass through with comfort the
cruesiingproce Of teethng by the sole aid of Mn WINS
LOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. Every neither who regards
the health and life Of her children should possess It,
MRS. ii. A. ALGER, Lowell Mas
BEWARE OF coUsTKRFEITs and INVITATIONS
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PER-
KTNS New-York, 10 on the outside wrapper
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
Principal Office, No. IS CEp AR-ST., NEW-YOQK
PJiee epiy % cents POI bottae
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gnrniinre.

DON'T buy a Camp or Family BEDSTEAD il
No lis Fulon-tt. near Nassau. Call and see 1t.
V1NAbIELED BED ROOM FURNITURE OF
H Warranted Manufacture At $2s and upward at Far
Ir gons Werooms, No. 56S Csnals., opposite Wooster
Established In 1913
T1NAHELED CHAMBER SUITES of FUR
a. NITURE IN eli coors aud styles at Wholesale and Pc
tai AZ a rs and inward Also Msttresse aud Psissses
WARREN WARD. No 277 Csnsl-st.,
-Four doors east Of Broadway.
EIRST-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE,
4 Plain Decorated, epd Drained, solid Walnut and OAK
Ss Msttsss.ts SpIin ghod &c, Suits from y upward
/ w FISHER & Co. Msnul.c tuIers No. Csc Broadway,
Between Bleeok0r and Bond-sta, Marble Building.
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Gxprfsses.
Gte0ifal.
ATOTHERS! MOTHERSl MOTHERS y!

AFOTHERS MOTHERS :, MOTHERS -!
Don't fail to procure MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEETHING. 1t has no equal
on earth No mother who has tried MRS WlNsLoWs
SOOTHING SYRUP will consent to let her child pas,
through the distressing and critical period ofteehns without
the aid Of this invaluable preparation. If life and health
be esius.sd by dollars and cents it is worth its weight in
gold.
Millions ofboes are sold every year in the United ststss
II IL an cid and wsll-triei remedy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
Burning fluib, Oils, &r.

DEFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
HI OIL-Received direct from the msnufaetuien and for
quantities TO suit et the very oGe arse
nos no and liz William st.. kew-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-12-02
DIP HOMER RnSTW1CK will continue the

DR. HOMER BOSTWICK VIII continue Inc
Practice Of h. Profession and give especial attention TO
Operative Surgery Diseases OF the Throat Consumption re
male Complaints and Nervous Debility timpoencyl caused
bv Youthful iud,oreiion Mr. b. book this lser subject
with youbs snd women before or aier marriage
is of vital Importance them, and eysy young nan ~ TIE
land should possess this valuable From the Boston
Medical aud Surgical journal Price e. 1t may b. had at bis
Office No East 9Th st. doos west Of Broadwayi ~ az
RICHARDSON'S bookstore Nc. Ntey st., tld At GOD
FREYS, No 83l Broadway. Ofhce hours honi8 until IL
m aud f-nIl O 4 II.
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g. NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOVEMBER III, 1861.

Passenger Station in NewYork 2'h-st and i'haV
Entrance on 2lths.
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TDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
II scalpo and operating aud Consu!i'ug surgeon no "
5bsv Oce c,psustions the obscure dissaaes OF
he pelvic yiscsra Rupture Piles Naricocse ana fst1A
radically cured without the fniie or hS'ure ooe h'A'
from to g. / TO 3, ard to eyeDi1s'.
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ave use MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
daily and would advise all parents to procure s1Ppy"-Rev
Aaron Jones, i Editor ofThs Mississippi Baptist published
Al Jackson.