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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1861-05-10
THE WEEKLY PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT:

eAcuso lOr tDe scarcity ~ urSt ii tnat ne oio
not expect all the companies would arrive
at the fort until the middle of the week.
Yesterday, Capt. Morgan, of St. An
thony, was officer of the day; Lieut.. Coates,
Captain, and Sergeant Van Etten, Sergeant
of the guard. so-
To-day, Capt. Putnam of Minneapolis,
will be officer of the day; Lieut.. Periam of
Winona, Captain, and Sergeant Lockwood
of Saltwater, Sergeant Of the guard.
There are 36 men in the guard, divided
into three reliefs, and are posted at head
quarters, at the gates, and at the ferry.
PRESENTATIONS.
There have been several presentations of
swords, &C., to officers of companies raised
in this vicinity, and we would remind our
country friends of this, in the hope that they
will be equally mindful of their fellow citi-
zens who have obeyed the call of their coun>
try. The swords presented are generally
known as the regulation pattern, and cost
from thirty to fifty dollars.
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Wednesday was lovely day, and there
were many visitors at the Fort. The vol
unteers appeared in good spirits, and were
kept constantly ut work. The interior OF
the Fort was entirely occupied in drilling,
and the prairie outside was covered with
companies and squads, all doing their best
to perfect themselves in their profession.
The commandments Office was a busy
scene during the day. Colonel German,
and Lieutenant Colonel Miller, and Major
Dixie, Adiutant Leach, and Others were
kept busy until evening in preparing the
necessary orders and arrangements for
victualling, clothing, equipping and dispos-
ing of the regiment.
A PRESENT TO THE SOLDIERS.
We publish the following correspond
ence, which explains itself:
.e- MENDOZA, May l, 1861.
Col. w. A. GORMAN, Fort Smelling.
Dear Sir Il enclose herein my check for
500 which sum please dispose Of in snch
manner as will contribute to the comfort of
the gallant Regiment Of. Minnesota volunteers
under your command.
Very respectfully yours,
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The st. Louis boats of the Northern
line are compelled at almost every important
landing on the way up to St. Paul, to show
their colors. Some of the boats raise the
Stars and Stripes and fire a gun as they
near the landings. '''''''' | ''''' r
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and await the orders o. the Secretary of War.
Respectfully Your Obed't Serv't
WILLIS A. GORMAN,
5s Col. LIST Reg't Min. Vol.
REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS,
Fort Smelling. April 80.

REGnGENTAL HEADQUARTERS,
-. Fort Smelling. April 80.
To the Adjut0nt General, U. s. A.
SIR 81 have the honor to inform you that
the First Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers,
called into the service of the United States, by
by the Commander-in.Ch Chief of the militia OF
this State, and now ready for duty, and
await orders. .e. l.l
Respectfully Yonr Ob't Serv't,
w. A. GORMAN.
Col. LIST. Reg. Min. Vol.
No Minnesotian can read the above with
out pride and exultation.
ADJUTANT OF THE REGIMENT.
HEAD QUARTERS, 1sr MINNESOTA REGIMENT,
FORT SMELLING, April 80. 1861.
VIM. B. Leach is appointed Adjutant OF the
First Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers, who
will Immediately enter upon his duties. and
will be obeyed accordingly.
WA. GORMAN,
Col. LIST. Min. Regt Vol.
Mr.. Leach is an attentive and obliging
gentleman, and will gain the good will Of
all who have business at headquarters.
MAIL MATTER FOR THE REGIMENT.
REaMENTAL HEAD QUARTERS,
FORT SMELLING, April 80, 1861. !
If the commanders of companies will furnish
roll of the commissioned officers and
privates, the Post Master at st. Paul will for.
ward all mail matter for those mustered into
service to this garrison only.
W. A. GORMAN, Col. Commanding.
W. B. LEACH, Lieut. and Acting Adj.
Mr.. Burbank has kindly consented to
carry the mail free of charge, and also all
packages to the soldiers that may be left at
his Office in St. Paul.
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but. if it must be otherwise, this emblem of the
power of government shall, when once drawn,
never, never, never be returned to its scabbard
except with honor.
COLOR SERGEANT OF THE REGIMENT.
The following order was promulgated
yesterday:
REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS,
Fort Smelling, April 80, 1871
(ORDER NO. 8.
Mason Fl. Mills, Of Captain Testers Compa-
ny, is appointed Regimental Color.bearer to
the Regiment, and will be respected accord
ingly. W. A. GORMAN,
Col. Commanding.
W. B. LEACH. Acting Adjutant.
The friends of MIR. Mills will be grati6ed
at the above announcement. He is gal
liant fellow, and will not surrender the flag
unless his life goes with it.
REGIMENTAL PARADE.
Tomorrow, it will be seen, by the SUBJ
Joined order, is fixed Tor the first regimental
REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS,
Fort Smelling, May l, 1861.
(ORDER NO. Ii.
The Regiment will be formed on the Sd day
of May at three o'clock P. NJ, outside the gar
rison, for dress parade, and each day thereaf-
ter Until general orders are received to march
from this post.
BY order Of the Colonel Commanding,
VIM. B. LEACH, Adjutant.
MINNESOTA ALL READY.
Colonel German has promptly notified
the Governor, and the Adjutant General of
the United States, that the First Regiment
of Minnesota Volunteers is ready to march,
and only awaits the order. We question
whether any State, considering the distance
Minnesota is from the seat OF government,
and its scattered population, has shown
more creditably the spirit of her people.
Below will be found the notices referred to:
REGIMENTAL HEADQUARTERS,
Fort Smelling, April 30.
To His ErceLency. Cor. Ramsey:
have the honor to inform you that the
First Regiment of Minnesota Volunteers has
been duly mustered into the service of the
United States, and are now ready for duty,
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FROM HAVANA.

We are indebted 10 Mr.. G. A. Fuller, Purser Of T.
DE Soto for the following summary Of news:
| The De Soto. John Johnston commander, arrived
on Monday from Havana, which port she lefou the DA
inst. at 43o p m. making the quick run to Sua,dT
Hook in three days Isl hours.
| There were some cases Of yellow fever in Hssusa
Of fatal type, but Is yet the shipping have no, -
fe~d to any extent. weather very warm, and 49,
heavy rains, but not continual. n,
fhe latest from 81. Doungois not fully impsee
to the public, as the newspapers are restricted in tbs
publications, but rumo in the street Indicate that spia
has undertaken responsibility very far from bsi,s
easy to herself acceptable 70 the body Of the people
Of s.. Domingo.
Ii is said that five important towns ia the int ies
have fortified themselves and with the assstancs ei
the Haytians intend TO resist the Spanish aathoruea
II is also said the inhsbl,snts Of one village were
massacred by Spanish troops because they refused v
swear allegiance TO Spain. report e.ss that fvrss
Of Spanish troops were defeated by the ST. Douiass
and Haytau troops: this 10 Not probable. yee 10
troops. aud munitions Of war are now being sen,
Havana to reinforce and al the armament now ut s.
Domino. The most iutcnse excitement exists in
gard to the difficulties in the United States.
Lewis A. Franklin bas in charge the mails from
nsica, which were put on board the British brig Ell
beth on the St, inst in consequence Of the total loes q
the Steamship Yulee. The Elizabeth was boarded On
the 18th Oft Tayiors Reef by boats from several ct
ing vessels engaged in wrecking bark Caroline y.
Films from Rockland Maine lumber loaded captain
and crew saved. Mr. Franklin reports no lives Loaf -
the Yulee. Her cargo was being saved but aimoss \
a useless condition.
The freight market for European vessels has b.
met with god demand through the week. but not
suitable vessels as to size. Vessels under the Uui
States flag have brought rather better rates than 10
previous week. considering the disadvantages un4e
which they are compelled TO operate. Had free wee s
been more abundant much more business would b .vs
teen done. Seven per cent is demanded for iosua s
on account Of the suppoei fitting out Of prva,een 10
he Southern Conicderacy in Liverpool.
The stock Of sugar in Havana and Matanzss s abSst
1000 boxes against 365,0OO 1000, 3O5 O00
late 1900 1859 and 1862
Exchange on London, Col prem on P ,Gas
Lis New-York and Boston par to y CO ...n'
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TIMELY WARNING.

Every mother should be prepared to In the capacity
of both and physician to her children: she can
she will discharge these duties much better than any
one can employ. II does not she oosh, to know
tina. there is nedcns prepared by old aud fe
male physician which has stood The OF many many years
and the perfect thing earth for children teetnpg
also cures Wind Collie Dysenery. Dahea and Is regu
late bowels We every mother do not let your
peadces the prejudice, Of Others stand In the of the
relief that will be- suye absolutely sueto follow the
of MRS WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is sold every.
,here q, Is cents bottle Office No 10 Cedar New Yor
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1leoical.
WHAT the Clergy think of Mrs. WINSLoW9

WHAT the Clergy think of Mrs. WINSLOW9
SOOTHING SYRUP for children teethins:
We viii teach su.y ssy blessing Mrs Winso~ FOR
helping her and he gpng ctios and teeth
ing siege every word forth In the prospectus
II performs precey what prosse, to Perform every part Of
it-BOIhins less -
Rev c. Z. WISER,
selns Grove, Penn.
We have tried It and know It to be all it elsins.
Rev. J. 8. HOLME,
Broohyn N Y.
One useful medicines Of its kind presented
the public.
Rev DR.. SMALLER Portland Ne.
In our own family It has proved blessing indeed
Rev. SYLvANUJ COBB.
Boston, Msss.
We have tried snd know whereof affirm. by s
infant has been brought through the critical period Of te,hng
with scarcely fever. Rev. A. JONES,
Jaekion, MisA
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Jinautlal.
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF Si,oOo,ON.

SPRINGFIELp Illinois, may 70 i''i' =
Scaled p oposels yi he received II the ONCE o. ue
nj tbe State Of Illinois r CITY Of spnuguod iihuois %
n O'Clock noon OF the twenyth day OF Jupe lsbI ana ~
Americ-n Exch.,s- Bank, IN thc city OF New oi. uei
O'Clock noon Of th- first day Of Ju,y 1861 for One mn o
efthe Scck o. The State of ILLINOIS, to he sued IN o. 49,
with Az ect o. thu Lgiltpre. eured An act cresiog
fund aad to yroyils os audi lag al accounts ave % IT,
,rr the call f0r vulGu;ee-" approved May loi
s<ck thus ts.ed reubIsed tn, pleasure OF me 9at az
ter the wear Loud rs IL the Clty OF N"- In
i,tere at the annutn rom he t oy
81 July 1901. Inees, syspe ia NE Cry o. we" ON c
bonds p4yahlD bra er With seaiaiuA tttios
s attached pay hst Mondays OF January aHd July
~ each year IN riuDnEts rs follows to wit; ,c ,,,i
Two hsncfed and thousand dollars ~ PONDS
- five hundred and i've hundred thousshd coaAS
In bonds Of one ih.',and dolsfs each ,,,,
The proposals the offered Tor ach W.
gd The r:,ua Of stock bad Ter and mus, De
reffC the Oilers One per cent Oh
che amount be DEPOSITED with some bank ~ ue
90 ~ ss,r6ed Illinois the City OF Chicago, ILLINOIS, OF
~ the lily OF orb d certificate showing such pou
gs accompany the ou ~ -c TO the oder o me
State Illinois aid icaies to be returned II case tne
gFcrUgs ore pied 80, -. l.,
m neson, VII Did accepted wi be required TO lie
~ die srarut wth the Treasurer Of the STATE Oh In
oi. AZ is o,e IL the City Of Sprio ghed Illinois, or at the
America bnok in The C OF New York SUBJECT 70
III ore within diys alter the acceptance Of their od ~
;ch time the b,ndS will he ready Tor delivery the pace
sre tho accepted he the place Of deposit ana
che deyrrv of the unless otherwise specified the bids
The III Is reserved reject aud GIL OF he ods II consd
red necessary TO pro promote the inteIests OF the state
The proposals mast be sealed AID and addressed.
William Butler,
William Bu,ler Tressurer Treasurer State Of Illinois
Sr,iusis'd IL OF al the American Exchange
"Pecposais Tor Loan, le5l.") Bank, New, OK 40, ,
Proposals for Loan, lSSl'
RICHARD aTES, 800
UoyeTnCr Of the state OF ILLINOIS,
JESSE X. DUBOIS. Auditor.
WILLIAM BUTLER Treasurer.
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A PERFECT CHARM.

MRS. wINsLo~'s SOOTHING SYRUP certainly does as
the name mpes soothe" the little sufferer into quiet Ds,i
raj sleep from which swakes nvigorated and refreshed And
for the cure diseases incident period Of ethng such
a. Dysentery Diahes Wind Collie &C. have It's
equal
We have always and s opposed TO the practice Of
drugrins infsnta This article has dsetsou effects what;
ever and from experience I've speak sdyisedy we
have every confidence in IT, and heiy recommend to ell
pother Take our sdvioe-use i,snd you will strongly
recou,uae nd il to others ~ ~ g have you.
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MRS. WINSLOW VS.. CRYING Chill.
DRE.N

you disturbed night and broken Of your rest by sick
child suffering crying With the eIcriatos pain OF cutting
teeth So 70 ., and &c, bottle OF MRS WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP. II Will relieve the poor htle sufferer
medately-depend upon II there Is no mistake about It.
There mother earth who has ever us-d who Will
no, toll you that will regose the boweis snd give
res. and relief aud health to the child operating
Ike rasg perfectly safe use in all cases. aid pleasant
to the taste AID the prescription Of one OF the ode't aid
b.st female I'd sns In the United States Price
rs cents Once NO II Cedars Newfork Sold everywhere.
During the thirty years Of unprecedented and increasing popu'
I.,,y Of MRS wfNsLOw'3 SOOTHING SYRUP. innunisr.
abb, CoKDIALs and other prepared by pretended
NJ p have sprung up and lived but mushroom existence,
while the SOOTHING SYRUP has been constantly increasing
In popularity, and become household word and
THOUSANDS or MOTHERS THANK
MRS wINSLOW
s hs health az their children By the Of her invaluable
article.
None genuine unless the fac .iri. of CURTIS PERKINS,
Row. YoTk 10 the outside wrappef. .
Sold Dy Drugds'' Of" "'-id
Principal r"
Ines Or
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PILLS,
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS.
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CFPHALIC PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE.

Ry the nee cfhe. Pal. The periodic srks re-ro~o' SEX
Ira hr NAV be prevented ana t~sn at the conhc"i 'n
of An attack nediis relief from pain aid 'ickne' VIII os
obtaiued.
Trey seldom f In -rnovins tho Ndu'd and HeadIA' !"
whirh females subject
They art gently upon the bowels removing Tor's'7sr
For Iiera-y sen Ssden Dric.e Females snt al person'
Of e-ntarv h15i they valuable IIJlfise improving
Tie appetite gvng aud vg,r 70 the digestive organ. sni
the natural eI.sii-v srd strength OF the whole ~ t-n
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long invcsati,n
end carefully conducted erpernen having been In u's many
,ea curing which they have prevented and reisvsi
vast amount Of pao aud from Heiasche whenof org
instins In syea rom deasod ss'e OIL t''
stomach.
They rrtrelv v.rssNe IN ,her competition and may %
ten all mes perfect safety without making any chsnss
of diet and The assn Of any di'aS'eoOI taste 'sndf"e"s
a. odaiauicr them o. 'hdfrsn.
BEWARE or CouNTfRFrIrs.
n, ern,ne have two signatures OF HENRY c. SPALDISo
or ZACH Bot
Scidby Druggist. and al other DAse,s In H"dioti"s
A Box will BE- sent by mail prepaid on receiPtottao
PRICE. IS CENTS
An orders should he sddressedto
HENRY O. SPALDING,
No 4s CedaIsl, Ne~Yort.
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WHEN WE SAY

That MRS wIHsLow'S SOOTHING SYRUP acts Ike 4
CHARM DO bat reere the language OF every person who
ever ued for children for all diseases incident to the
rod teehing such Dysenery aud Diahea Wind Cole
and Cholera In.nu II will produce quieude andrest relieve
A. suffering AID infant will awake invsoated and refreshed
and no, with dull and Supplying effects of preparations Of
opium Sold everywhere. IS cent. per bottle Office, No. IL
Cedsr.st, Esw-York
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Ocean Cleaners.

TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.-On
Il SATURDAY. July 2O-Tbe United States Mail Steamer
Ss1s s 70 N Beach ss On Sal i
noon: .
With beside other results tend In the event Of collision o.
sss y ssp a s work and ne safety
SH5o MiC * MI Agents, No. Broadway
The steamer FULTON viii sail August IT,
EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
class VIII cave New York on the st I'm and 2l't
e eis mCp except when hes oSp%Y oras "f For
freight or pa apply the only Office No. g,sen
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
III d aod smS.1s sDS p 4
s..:H Intend Clyde
GiTi Or B.LTIMOKE...... Saturday. }unefs.
ANGAR0O............... Saturday July ..
A,d .,vry SATURDAY. 1t noon from Pier No a. North
FIRST y CABIN sT STEER.
F C.S Sn 20 rsS sess:. TO
F Cabin to Il,mbsTs s. SIsS,s' 10 hs1NSS us:;,S
Pa..n. Wishing orHs out their friend; can o.y ticket. hs.
sowEFT., Cabin ts So. AID si's sseeris' from LV''-
pool, so; from Queenstown. SO
md Fasy s5s but. So.l
HS1 stsGHs sIS lasi Ss'. ppy % LIVERPOOL
MAJ Agent, 40 q wssi'.i in glasgow 70 VIM IS%AH
No 8 St. Enoch.square; In Qusenstewn 70 O. W. SEf-
MOUK Co. in London to EWES MACY, NO oil htos
William ct, in Paris JULES DtCOUE. No 0 Place dc Ia
Bour,e In Philadelphia, to JOHN q. DALE, No lo' anu'
Ct or AZ the Con pHDys Offices. - 49,
JOHN O, DALE. Agent. No. Il Broadway, n Z.
CtTEAMSHlP ADRIATIC.-Thc steamship
y srRtATIC James Walker, Commander, viii lssye for
GALWAY on TUESDAY, June IS, ct 8 g. 10. Baggage nor
wanted will be received on board me gay poie
s.IIinr marked below W. ii. WICKHAM.
CTEAMER ADRIATIC, TUESDAY, June %.
O-The msgnilcen. steamer ADRIA1lC j. WALkEh. Com
marder, will above date for Galway. .
Through viii Issued without additional expense 20
the primo pal TOW of En- Gland ireland and Scosnd
For passage further Information apply TO =, ,,,,cvuu
Ofhce on wharf at foot OF Cmal,t
NNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD" STEAM
i SHIP BREMEN. II. Vessels. Commander. carrying ths
United States Mail win sail from Pier No. 90 North kivef 1907
Of Chambers st.. on
SATURDAY, July G. .. - O'clock
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON.
LONDON HAvRE. SOUTHAMPTON. aud BREMEN.
Fif.t Cabin. 100: second Cabin $50; Storage. sS
OELkiCHs Co, No. 60 Broad st.
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FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL.

The United States Mail steamship ARIEL. which -
A,piuwsli on the 18th inst with California mAiA'
treasure, and passengers, arrived On Monday morning.
June %, Lat. 80, Ion. 73' IS, passed thebrg fs'
ME O'Field of Boston, bound north. Left, brig Ns'
braska hence, dychsrginsi and schooner from New
York, coal loaded arrived Eth.
IT, 1.lis.r;aar 4. Tia anscia lia from Aapinwan:
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1901 THE PENNSYLVANIA S&1
lOOl CENTRAL RAILROAD. H. OOl
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACk ROUTE.
capacit, of 100 sd l. now equal u any In the


TIE ofs x % Is faE
s Cor the rS1 81 s S sy IloT Sa
Oilean and Al 10 she ws., Nor h"e.. aaa
Wet .s Tor speed and eS%,01 ,a By aoy G
sldt-t Morning Express, Evening Express p IA
40 at u, rom a"s I'.e wa ~ n H. u, ~
Slice, IN and smoking car. on all the trains
fe low aud the time asquick ey any other
NV , route Frshs Of a. descriptions can be f,rwarddo
non spy point the Railroads Uhi' ksp,neky Indians
M ei., wl.con.in. low. " hsour. By RAiLho,D 0l-
!. ssn ar. nom III 6ursh
Itr Il Freight AID rom any pon. Of the IVES, by tho
Rsir ad oil time, fav liable charged
hy o,her Ks ro.d Coz ,pan- Merchants and shipper.
VII confidence or its spe .dy nAn.i,
Th; coa.Dy s.o maintain. an E%s,n Accommodation
eonfor able q a, half tho GreeA .,s'
Of fare =. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent NO AsoT House
LEJtH Co, Freight Agents. ~, ,,,,
No. I Astor HOME ard No Sou'h Wilisnst
MCDONALD BisCh0FF. EsiTsn, azrot.,
ENooH LEWIS. General sup't, Altoons. "a
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
IL NY sndTRoY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
.ndWEIT. Trains leave: y,,
Express 7sHd II . IN, snd3'' 7se iii9s IT, Nd's' and
Troy AID albany with sleep iOts m isand.y. iAo.udedI
Ponsbissp.ie tain, .. a. m sas t. m, aud iO and AS
P.si. iio ralu. $50 a In. and 80 ."a ';S' pm
siss Sig train s:i, 40 and ap. AS and lo'i'Rm
'HAA''"'"' ''''P A. j. SMITH. Superintendent.
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
- SPRING AHRANGEMENT.-th snse Of Terminus and
Rlnniax Time On aud after FRIDAY. May TO- is5i Passen
gel Trains will arrive and take their departure from tho Com
Ian,s kr~ Depot. at HuntePsP int
Passenger going East leave J.mes slip and 3hs Ferries
NevYort =, Ga for Giseoport u M for syosst 80,
for az bsus 400 for syosset $50 p w. for Farming
P.ssnsers for Hsn,psesd leave NJ, IA 800: 400. and
Pa.s~ngsn for jamaica leave m, u m $50, 80 a:
ins Rave Hunters Poin, on srriv. Of Ferry Boat from
james slip and oath ct. Ferries
NEW-Y and ERIE RAILROAD
~ PASSENGER TRaISS leave. via Payonla Ferry and
Lans Dock from foot Of Chsmb-fs-st.
pIrEKIRk EXPRESS q. g. m
MAIL n g,J a IN. This Train remains night vt H
uirs arr procet de tire next M. rui'g
WAY q $40 p M. for MiddlerOwn. Ns~sursh, aud Inter
MOTT EXPRESS daily st3.cop The train Of Saturday
s,ors A ali Mail Train stations, and only TO Elmra
CHAS MINOr, General Supt
NArnASnL MAHsH. Receiver
NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-For PHILA-
~ pELPHIA and tho SOUTH and WEST. Vie JERSEY
CITY-Ma and Express Lines leave NewYor at and III
N and and Fare 81 Through sicketssold for Ctn
cinr al md the West and for Wsshinon New Oresns ard
TIE South &C. and through baggage CHECKED to wAnsouin
- m sh'' ". Woodbury., Assistant Superintendent
No bassase be received for trains unless dsivsd and
cAsslsd Is Ipuuss In advance u tho time sflssvtsS
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sAvE THE PIECES
Oh
rcnNOMY,

ECONOMY! DlsPATCp
lo,a,1, so,a h0py ~ IN scii-rsguiaea Iases II
var. d,r.b TO cheap and Convenient wsy
r.i,ip, Fuuiure Toys Crocx-ry, &c
sFAlDINps fkEPARED GLUE
meet. eli such emergencies and no heo.ehod can aad tebs
-rhoutit U always ready, aud up " the sticking point
"UsEpUI. IN EVERY HOUSE,
Add,... HENRY G. SPALDING,
No ~ CedAsst, New.Yofk
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CAUTION

Ascertain unprinplsd per.ons palm o. %
Al" unsuspecna public limitations Of my PREPARED GLUE
would ali to sIamiao before purchasing and
zee 'ns' '9n s .sp PREPARED GLUED
n ON the wfsppsr Az VtAws uetsstns vaa!sN~
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S~4es bp Anrtlon.

A. NJ. MEKviN Auctioneer.
DY BANGS, blERWIN a. Co., Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 594 aud 596 BroadwsySses Of Books Stationery
Pictures. Works OF Art. Fancy Goods Furniture. &c.
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G.o. A. LgAvITr, Auotioneer
DY GEO. A. LEAVITT g. CO.-Trade Sale
- Rooms Eos and % Mercerst for the ,sie OF Books,
Stationery Works OF Art etc. CoBsizDments solicited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25

From IN. rs.minAr. Norfolk. We
Carhaln P srronp he obeo, for which they mSts
viz: Cure Of Headache In all Its forms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-25
YrnLAsrr, Mich Jan. II. l)jL
Mr.. SPALDfxG,

Mr.. SPALpfSG
Not Ions on4 sent boI NJ CephsiIc Pn f the
cpr o he Tyor. Headache ad Cosvsnrss and 70 sed 10
s and they good eec, tbs WA induced to eui
for
fieae s'"N ~ A H. WHEELER,
Ypsisnh Mich