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TAPSCO1T'S LINE Fol- LIVERPOOL
L Tie packet ri = wM. I SfDRER Ia nov in
tie sit,,nl, and viii sail this day, at II O'Clock
Srtmh,at ut Peck Sip At 10 O'Clock, g. convey PSF.
SINGERS on board For passage apply to TAPsCOrr
n 60, ii south II. 10
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SITUATIONS WANTED MILra.

AS Light porter, or at anything ?. n, box so4 Sun
As Porter spsaks English q French II, so5 sun,
AS barber IN down town shop-B box s94 sun.
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STOCK FLuOTuATIONa
UIVOK ELOOEUATIONWE
This table Is derived By eomp.risea Il ~ Fsr.a
puArd sales each dAy,-
MARINE ryTKr.LIGKSuE.

The ship Cultivator. arrived yesterday, exps-
fenced heavy westerly gales for the irst twenty
lays in August; since then light westerly winds
and Gains.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

HEAP preparation of food, l9o,s a b,p7tR.eecser
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Watsr. do orient, Liverpool; AIracAn, dos AnA
Hestion, do.-Rark Teresa, 81 ThonlAs.-nn9s
Gotta Rica, A. pnwsll; Echo, Port an fnnes; NNla~
Halifax Elzabeth Graham 8, john. ~ n.y.
Dnbln.-sc hooners Lizzie RUSSELL AsphwAni De-
ia lines, siciiyi Coadelia, Dunkirk, tfIanSsl
sept, ist-ship HsTzongen Won Branans. -
l-staen.-Bark Golden Era, Londonderry.-srs4
K, diah, Cette; N Pierce. Cardsnas.
s,a. sd-atesmshiP North ssAr, w. A-e@~Aas
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MARRUAGRa

DUrrToN-uANI EY-At he residence Of the
pTocms motNer, Mr.. 0ilbert L. Duntou, Jr., n
Ms. Carrie Nv ley daughter Of John and Rebecca
Hanley, oil Of tiis c ty. Ill
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

Having rasscd several secpeas nights, disturbed By
The A,oulos and cries OF a suffering child, and no
s,n,iag convinced that Mrs. wINsLowrs soorH-
ING SYRUP was just thu article needed, procured
supply for the child. On reaching home, and 30
.tiaiu,ing his wife with what he had done, she re-
fused ~ have 10 administered 70 tho child. she
Was strongly In favor Of Homeopathy. That nlgls
she child passed in suffering. and tho parents with
iaihor fund the baby still worse, and, while oon-
tcmplAtlng another seeplcas night, the mother step
ped fros, tho room 70 attend to some domestic du-
iea aud lcf, the father with tho child During her
at,.cncc he administered portion Of the sooTH.
ING SYRUP " the baby, aud said nothing. THAI
uight al hands slep, WE'LL aud the little fellow awoks
In the morning bright and happy. The mother was
delighted with the sudden and wonderful change,
aud although nj frai oieudcd at the deception prsc-
tccd upon her hpa continued u use the Syrup, and
sulering, crying bsl1cs and restless nights have
dLaappepIcI. A single trial Of the Syrup never ye,
jailed 10 relieve the baby. and overcome the prpju-
Dies OF She mother.
MOTuERsi MOTIIERSil MOTHERS i!i-AH
OLD NSRsB FOR ClIll.DREN-Dou1 fall " pro-
ure Mr. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
CHILDREN TEErHING II has equal earth.
No ni,thci who has ever tried Mrs wINSLOw'S
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN will ever
consent "a her child pass through thu distressing
and critics. period u tecthing without the aid Of this
invaluable prepar alton II life and health can be
estimated by dollars and cents "a Is worth tho weight
In gold.
Millions ~ bottles ARE sold every year IN the Uni
ted States II r. an Did aud well tried remedy
THIS I3TAE SEASON OF THE YEAR, when
chiidrn tccthing almost certain T. be afflicted
with Dyscutery and u ,r1haA. Mrs. wINsLOW's
SOOTHING sTRUP ~ never falling remedy for
these discusses, and will give immediate relief from
all pain aud distress incident to tho process Of teeth
ing. Bvsry mother should provide Il FOR her child
rem.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP Mr..
wINsLOw's SOOTHING sYRUP FOR children
tce,bing. No medicine IN tho United States sells
like H. II Ia a standard medicine, and Its fame "A
world aide. Physcians order and uso II wherever
Ia magical effects nave been witnessed.
BrwARr oV couSrERYElrs AND IMITATION
None genuine unoss the Ia smile " CURTIS &
PERKINS, New York, u on the outside wrapper
Sold Is Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, No. 10 Cellar st., New York
Price onlv ~ cents botile hsb2i ~
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WANTED.

E,ARM WAN1ED-WITHIN 30 MILES OF
tlr city, iu exchange for Improved property ia
Hroof'yu. Inquire f0r particulars, Of q. W kEI~
SLY, l22 Grand st., Willansburgh. su22 AaC'i 70
DOOMS WANTED-FOR , ADlLIS, 3
IL louu7, brt ird and Gth ayes, aud hcluw 55tu O.,
r,ut 80 Pea month. Address MAILS, CO. Seventh
We,
TRUCK WANTED-A TRUCK THAT IS
suitable iIr rpnpying furniture, and IA -I.u
jrdcr. Ans party having such, aud will SOL ehI
.nr ,r-h, oIll md customer by tdlro0tHg '1r 4
lfys, j. 49,, Boz oJJ, va Otco, stating Who're G.,
muck ysui be en-. au3l 3'lUj
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Tor IJNERPOOL-TAPSCOTT'S LINE
Il The fvorite rarku EMERALD ISLE, lying NJ
pier J-, ER, sails Sept. 7th, aud packet Guy
MhNNERI Nj Sept. "A. For passage, IT low rates,
or drafts On England or ireland, apply " TAP
SCOTT & CO. 80 South IT.. se3 4'l2j
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WIN. ABBOTT, AUCT, OFFICE EAST
w u ondwRy, will sell uu Wc,lncsdly, Sept. NJ,
II ug'u,h he content, ut the large irucrry aud
.iunr store 100 lh'd ave, near IDth IT. boxes and
ans oi soup, barrel, of moltssea, NJ. Co.'S sugars,
Nuur, SPLENDID walnut counters, fine glns. ,s,sci.
alrz degautris, irr chest, amt everything found ia
ttst class stnye silver plated beer pumps, liquors
pi oil kinds, etc sal 3s'ila
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WIN. ABBOTT ArCT'R, oFFIcE4rAsT

w Broadway, WIN sell on tis day Nic.dL,,J III
mt. ut lOL O'Clock, all the stock and fixture, OF
no vIne liquor and fruit store, gor. IT, street nd
auudW ay Ia lots 10 suit huusck crIftf co4isiatit u
ul champagne, fine bTaudes wli-koy, yin. nun
i'c, porter, b'ttou', preserved fruit, nnD vv,:rt ,h
counters, lar l',Ss, furniture, awning, with iron
nHmc and u'l tho appuronauccs Of first rl,s
4,~-. IGl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-03

A UCTl0N NOTlCE-LARGE SALE OF
"a household furniture, this day, Tuesday, at
ION oclcck, ~ West 10Th ~ near 6th avenue, con.
sistng Of mahogany and black walnut bureaus,
hdstoads, washstands. chairs, tables mirrors, car
sting, beddlng, china, glass, siycrwarc tlb!o cut
lery, &c. Also basement and kitchen furniture 20
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BOARDING.
LODGINGS To LET.
BUSINESS CHANCEs-FoA SALE.

BUSINESS CHANCEs-FoA SALE.
Confectionery IL Tor half cost 100 Grand H. Wmsbh
FANCY store for sale, 1928 Fulton Nv, Bkyn. 80
GROCERY, stock & hxtue',mut tS-lGS T. 10th st
GROCERY store for sale, 200 W 27tn st. 3,2
GROCERY for sale, at 49, Smith ave. ls9
GROCERY fixtures for sale, III iGth st. 20
LARGE milk business in the county; 344 9th IT 800
NEWS depot, with Oh without 'tpck-4o7 Hud'on
OLD established barber shop Tor sale, 25l 10Th ave.
TWO butcher stalls, chesp,lI d 10 Essex Mrkt 81 8
TEA d Coffee store, stock Nc, 2G4 Carunc It. 80
%l5ior q store; crst fIoo-App'y loi Mott st.
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DAWNBROKER'S SALE-WM. &. me-
GINS. Auctlun'rr- will SELL this Tu,sIty, NJ
nv O'Clock, It 300 Sc 'uud ave-. J2d It, coats
lrrsus aluW II, quilts. slrcts, fnthrr boil. rIuws
piece gods, etc. ny order Of WIN. HIGGINS, Lird
PtNntrOksr.
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Shilling Advertisements.
EMPLoYMENT-Po, M.Lr.
WANTED.


CLERK FOR steamer-Apply Chatham SIuNrs
BUTCHER, young man, wanted, ~ 30 Cherry II.
bOf Of 10 or II years at no p skirts, 200 On ave.
BOY wanted, rcferonce-Addross I. N, box sos sun
BOY Of IL years old wanted, at Cedar st. 90
BOY wanted In saloon, NJ 1885, Grand st. %
BOY wanted for a butcher shop-3Oi Tenth ave.
CLERK m,ed In = tea atorc-Apply Third ave.
CoACHNAN q gardeAcr, ts;otchman), u Blocker
FEW coat hands wanted, a, al Park st. rear. e5
GERMAN shoemaker wsnted--94 York sIJy City.
MAN to work ON bots, N2S whitehall st. 266
FAINTER a carpenter wanted, 80 3d ave. store.
SMART erHnd buy-Baker & Smith, iS2 Centre u
SHOEMAKER on mems custom work, 63l 81 ave.
sHOEMAKERs bnard for s7e5, at Hester st. "a
sIOEMNRERs on shoes, li6 Market Il, Newark 81, 8
sTlTCHERs On Gather, at 5i4 Broadway. 3i,i
IAlLoRs uL'resses, button ho!es,2is W 10Th Il
WhEELw RIGHT wanted, At g62 Y At 18th st
TAlLORs wanted ut 29i avenue A. n
2TAiLORs q I tailorcsscsI on military, 70 9th ave
2 CLERKS for grocery stores-1 Chatham SQUARE.
. BRAkhsMEN for railruad-T Chs,ham Square.
PoRrERs for st'r"s-Apply Chatham Square.
MEN to work On coats, at % Mulberry st. G.
o MEN On womcn's morocco bco,s. saS Third ave-
70 TAlLOR5, 4 hole makers, 1856 Mulberry st q, q
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CONSUMPTION CIrpFD

" Con6uu ptiou 1s go kno~ledged 10 be the scourge
OF the North American Continent Thou lands are
tunually carried away by this destroying ilubdy,
Tine progress of which in treacherous that what nj
throat, gradually increases until a regular m of
coughing Is Necessary every morning, IN orler T.
relieve the lungs OF the load Of matter which op-
presses them, In like manner, pains which at first
were oi.y ny lng' "f moving pains, soon become
fixed Ia the sides and chest, under tho shoulder
blades have made the cure of consumption my
special study for the past ten years and refer
hundreds ct patients In the city and neghborhood
at New York, whom have restored to health, In
all durable eases, relief from suffering Is guaran
iced by the first tw snty-four hours treatment Dr.
N. q. OTOOLE, Consumption Physician, 50 Third
Ave, bet 18th and 18th sS, N. Y. SO 24acsi3i
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ID AWNBROKER'S SALE OF MEN AND
womcnH Wearing Apparel, watcL o. Iewcrv,
This Day sept. ., NJ l0L O'Clock, silk. mernn and
calico dresses, silk, Grape aud other .hawls rem.
uanis silks S.sn h"utz, pants end vests waite ,.,
broker. tT
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UCTION SALE OF CHINA. AND Earth
enware-HENRY q. EVANS will sell In lots "
suit dealers on Tuesday, Sept. 81, ut 10Y O'Clock,
~ 70 Maiden Lane, all kinds of china, glass, white,
granite and common wares sale positive and regard
less Of price; all gods carefully reparked for ship
ping. se2 2is'iiT
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I p. TRAYER. AnCr,R-OEEICE Ia

7 INV EN, NUITR-OFFICE 10
- Chatham Ht--will sell, this day NJ iOE o'clock
1t $50 BrOume ~. cor of Elizabeth large counters
large Rat's ct,e sugar hins. and all ether fixture.
a now and perfect lccr Inmps, brlss chamber
bar tNturcS lee buN, brass scales, tea cans, hue
~ nings and frames, teas, sugars, snaJs, starch,
Hour, luiter, lard, frcsh spices, liquors scats ct
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WANTED FOR HOUsEwoRK.

GIRL u 10 houscwo rk ~ 3O5 Fulton ave- Bklyn.
GIRL, Homework, Sxllman st,noar Myrtle ay,Rkln
GIRL for homework, wages ia Leroy Pncs.
GIRL Of II Protos'n) for homo1OT Dufhsld, INK n
YOUNG girl n do hos,sework, at bi6 Eighth ave.
YOUNG girl u do hpuseNork, At 100 Fourth ST.
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II GAtFNEN. AuCr, OFFICk Il,
i Chslhnm t, win sell IN Tuesday, "a inst at
l'q o'clock, the stock aud fixtures Of the dry goo t.
d, d n, store 80 Cherry st. consisting ot sp'cl.
III fixtures; also a large stock OF 4 y gord, aud
fn , os-s; fixtures Ia one lOtur rctulel srar ,tc:
rent yry loN. scs gi,'llN
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DING LOST-S1OO REWARD-LOSr.
lNduung the excitement Of the fire 40 Fourth
t, ON the 18th OF August, euamoied diamond
flustCr ring. TIE ah.yc reward viii be paid hy
leaving the ring with J. w. BOUTON,ST Walker IT.
SEP gill
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REAL ESTATE.

COTTAGE FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
~ fur = dwelling, IN nuy par u' Now York ~
Buunk su, small .ultt.r, ith iut' and stable ~
iW' rr,en,wpudi l.. L. Address 4 70, bpN SH
sun ONCE -
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COLUMBIAN liar Dye, 20 conts--5i5 Eighth ave.
FAMILY sewing machine, $3.50 Greene st. 80
FRENCH c',rl; glass cases, book c,se, Amity 1t
j. Hemu., & sous needles, At II Maiden Lane 3,5
LOT OF huop skir 'rames-Adlress L. H., $50 sun.
LARGE Il ol q vanish cans, at IA Water st % 5
LARGE lot oil & wrnish cans at 40 Water st. 29, 5
LITHOGRAPHIC Prss, so Division st, n tor,.
STOCK failures lor sale caeap,l74 9Th ave, 80
STOCK GNtur,s ola confectionery, $40 GlJld st.
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A UCTI0N NOTICE-CROCKERY, GLASS
"A and CLina.-By J. =. II. BARTLETT, Auc-
ticuccr, Tuesday, september I'd, at 10 o'clock, ut
No. 9si Pearl 1t, large stock, lust opcued, from
importers, 10 he sold for cash, at any rrcc I, close
sales. se2 9'iM
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-03

LOST AND FOUND.

DANK BOOK LOST-BANK BOOK mo.
ID ST. iOi, u Seanau's Bmk tur savings NThc
f.d.r will g ~ ttbly rewarded ly Leaving It At the
p,rl ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-03

COwS POUNDS COWS TAKEN FROM
- the basin. foot IT 18th st, ON M1ud y, ~ ct.
ri.roOn,r eau have them by calling at the I'm 81
depot. Wo
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A CCTlON NOTICE-ELEGANT SALE
4 Of household furniture, this day, Tuesday,
ut 2 o'clock, No. 20 West 26th 81, near Gth avenue,
comprising raror, chamber and dining ruum fur
nitnic, chnn, glass, table cutlery, mirrors, chairs
tables, soia tes, carre,ing, bedding, &c; alsn base
ment aud kitchen utensils Kn~4 ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-03

UT0P YOUR LEAKS-PAINT YOUR Roofs
- with ELLERY'S India Rubber Paint Applied
by paientees for one cent foot. 500 Grand 1859
powery, 81 Park Row. q Sh ay b0s Cab ay a30 9lacs
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LOST

B.ak book 1855 Greenwich saying,-ss; BroOue
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b
rW' l',,cnswond, l.. /. Address \ -, ban SO
sun ONCE. -
E'ARM FOR SAIE-SMALI. FARM FOR
ale ,hc,u IN NV Jer-oy Of nh W ~ acrs
tr'd luIldm fr ~ trees, small fruit fowls HORSE
vagous, utc' silt a. 4 pheasant raj of N hnus:
FIVE 70 ccuis. For artlc ,nrg iululro ~ 4. N.
DODGE at ~ Hnnry -, BROOKLYN, 1t . q. M; -
viii exchange for n small c'ttnge. ~ 3'l2T
EARM FOR SALE-A SNAIL EARN OF
twenty acres superior band, In good condition,
eleven miles from Ito city, with house, harm, Crih,
pgCh1id aid well 81 choice winter. Ais crops itie-
sired. n . place IL about - well located be-,
and Is wen adapted t. any style OF cultivation
Pine S2.Jno. &. q, PRATT, hsd Pine st. Is
Farm FOR SALIt-ANf PERSON Wish
ing 10 secure for himself and family % clmioitn-
br home very cheap, that IN them 80 ~ aCrrt ui
.up'ior 'urd OFF, H. l., ~ r.Ilcs from tie city, AMI
~ ~ lu halt u'e of the sound and st' nbr,t tud-
my VIII call uu tho oU'uoN 20 Third ava. tgT
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DARIOT LOST-s3 REwARD-LOST on
Il Sndny-n Large Green 4 rrut. The above Ie-
ward " 10 Lee pad ON miurmaliol where she MY be-
Ind. 4. MARITIME, 2O5 West 2,th Il. 10
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Shilling Advertisement.
GENERAL BUSINESS.


BENJAMINs Bras Spring Trusses,1 Barclay s,qs, 8
BILLS on Royal Bank Of ireland sold al u Bwsy.
BROOKLYN Agency, Dr. Zells remedy, iT5 Fulton
DIR. zELL's CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS. 100
HAIR Dye, 20 cents-Fai Ito, 9i5 Eighth ave.
MRS. BEACH, Agent Or. Ze,rs Reneiy,9ii Sth Az.
RAGs-Cash paid for white rags al ~ Beekm,n st
SUTTON, elesp card q lob printer. la tton. 2I,b
U. 5. Passport Agency, IL Chambers, . story. 80
ARTICLES WANTED.
flATtkEs Of meat shop, 90 5. Tth n, wmsbh.S,s
PORTABLE Engines or 4 horse--H, S9j sun. SID
w. & W. machine-E w II, 81 East nth It. 2,s
WANTED TO HIRE
Singer mschine, with privilc, Sc t. buy-76 oth av
REAL ESTATE.
20 Acres Ohio land TO- eNeh.-P., Register oifr, >
WANTED.
EXPRESS wanted, ststc'prcc box so Sun.a2
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ! VII s,,II r.

A UCTION-NOTICE-I Will SKILL. This
"a Day, September Sd, ut loX O'Clock, Az the
household furniture Of the three si'.y house, "
\ Nj avenue, between Washington aud wtvcrlcy
+ ace consisting Of oil CLOTH stair carpets B~'.sel
aud ingram carpets, psrlor suit, covcrol In plush,
and lnntc French oval mirror, t,lAcs, bureaus
hdstesl., W hair mattrasaea, single Guthic bed.
st,nei- sesgr,ss uiatttasseS holstcrH pillows,
,l,cks s,o7es, china and glassware, table CUTLERY,
soi. beds, rockers, g.. Ste without reserve
log y. ROTH Auctiuuecr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-03

GEO. HOLBROOK, ACCTR by IIOI-
~ RkOok d HOLMES will sell, this lay Crue4-
day. ari instl, ut II O'clock, at 1876 Thompson st.
near Houston, rosewood aud mahogany 0ini uire
cnamellcd su.o- mahogany, Brussels and ingram
carpets, crrkcry, dining rNum and Kitchen uIrni-
tltc, bedding, etc. Ram or shine ~
HENRY q. EVANS, ACCTiONEER-
H'r's auction sac cot chiua, glass AVID e,rthru
warc. The larNn sock Of &. &. LEIGus vii be
80 Il ~ the -t"rr n. Isl SptuE Vt, uue dpur from
Thompson T. Wcductlny, Scpt"mhcr all, 1t ~
O'clock, Ivy order of wM. TAYLOR, the ns-ignec.
Catalogue win he icody the morning of sale.
se3 2s'lbl
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HORSES LOST-FROM A PASTURE AT
y s5th ~, near Boominl ylac rad, grey Lur,e.
vny person giving information leading tU the roc,,.
cry uf the same, will be literally rewarded. In.
qiire At Red Hind Line stage stables Jjth street au
10th ave. 262
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pug FOUND-IN nth ST, ON THE 30th
~ of Aug, which the owucr can have by proving
property nnd pn'. ing expenses. Call at 10 West
lIth NJ. In the store. 100
VEIL LOST-:j REWARD-LOST on
" malay, S'It 2d, u the -th ave, bet 3Jrd and
.4th stS, black lace vel. The person who nAs
To- pick u up viii receive the above reward Ivy
leaving It II no West 2oth n. 26I
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TO LET.

STORE TO LET-TIIE STOCK AND FIN.
- mrcs for sale No 40 LOWS i, cor al ard, IT,
Iuire Ia tie store Tor 3 days.
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DOCKET BOOK FOUND-FOlND ON
Il Stud'y, August 25th, aP,tket Box 'uutaiu-
ing something of value 10 the uwno.. They can
have il ly proving property aud paying expenses
Apply h. THOMAS VI kEENER, corner 81 Both 4.
and 18th ave. 81 3'25I
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hog LOST - 81 REWARD - LOST \
- white poodle dog answers tn tue name q
SAMMY. whoever will return him 10 ia Wooster
Il, will receive the ni.pve ru,Sarh p
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. SIGNIFICANT FACT

A SIGNIFICANT FACT - A DI5TIN-
1Agushed statesman, on being ssked what are ths
principal productions Of New England, replied, New
England raises men.
The force of his reply consisted In the fac. thu,
New Englanders have a worldwide reputation
noe Of hardy, athletic men and wonen-strong and
vigorous in body and mind wha, the man shall
be mainly depends the care and treatment Of the
child. Nearly every New England mother pro-
viiea
MRS. wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP
for her bebe, there section Of country on earth
where 10 has bean 50 long and 50 universally used.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-09-03

EOAT LOST-LOST ON TUESDAY, AUG.
~ 9TH brown goat, Is months o'i. The hnder
will receive ~ reward, hy bringing Inn 20 18th It,
Hudson River Railroad depot foot Of f2th, ~ North
River. - 2'l5T
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

CHANCES OF BEING KILLED IN wAR.-Mar-
shall SAKE, high authority in such things
was in the habit of saying, that to kill a
man in battle, the mans weight in lead
must be expended. a French Medical and
Surgical Gazette, published at Lyons, says
this fact was verified at Solferino, even in
the recent great improvement in firearms.
The Austrians, fired 100000 rounds
The loss of the French and Italians was
1000 killed aud 10000 wounded. Each
man bit, cost 700 rounds, and each man
killed, cost 4,2OO rounds. The mean
weight of ball is one ounce; thus we find
it required, on an average, 272 pouns Of
lead to kill man. If any of our friends
should get into a military fight, they
should feel great comfort in the fact that
700 shots may be fired at them before they
are hit and 1920 before they ''shuffle off
this mortal coil"
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

VERMONT ELooUEScE.-A Vermont Leg
islator, who was opposed to project for a
new county, "come down" on the locality
after the following fashion:
'.The soil is so poor that it wont grow
pennyroyal. Sir, you might NOW the coun-
try with razor, and rake it with fine
tooth comb, and you wouldn't get fodder
enough to keep a sick grasshcpper through
the winter. Sir they plant corn with
bars, and hold the sheep by the legs while
they nihble the grass in the cracks of the
cliffs"
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

D,y .v1RED.-If it be true that Luther
eerrp.ei that tune, and if the worship o.
Ia.r4., .e,ried on the wings Of angels to
l.eave.,. hDN often has been heard the dec
i,rtrf,' -rhoy arc singing odd Hundred
lt.N re solemn strain carries us back
t. ~ -.,c. 6 tho Rcforpers-Luther and
hi- a4,"r.d oand. He, doubtless, was the
d,,r,o ,--r,,e thc grand old chords in the
p1s'ss -4Actuary of his own Germany
Frg,a Al ;,entorian lungs rolled, vibrating
ur.- tu-o4eL The yaulted cathedral roof bul
al,.rg greLder arch, the eternal heavens.
Il, 1,-cnri .nto each note his own sublime
tl5'a laG stamped it with that faiths i'm
rnorta!ity Hence it cannot die. Neither
iue1 nor .rgels will let it pass INTO obliv-
ION. ~ =. mclodious notes will contin-
ac 20 be c.ar.cd as long as the heavenly
qol.e Is oper 20 receive them.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

THK RLocAADE.-The Missouri Republi-
cans says; "The blockade effectually dis
pels one Of the mischievous delusions
which have tyrannized over the Southern
mind. 1t is now painfully apparent to the
most obtuse that the North serves patfl-
otism rather than Mammon; that it is more
solicitous to vipdicate the Constitution and
enforce the laws, than to keep up the price
of stocks, or to obtain a ready sale for dry
goods. Another more fatal error of the
Southern mind-the belief that the North
will not fights also on the verge of an
utilization. 1t will last perhaps, until the
loyalists and the rebels cross bayonents,
hut not a moment after.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

The Boston Post asks: ''Who wants a
better National Him than Gen. Scott? =
The Hartford Courant answers: "Nobody,
Mr.. Post We can get along with that and
lnele Psalm
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

4 fearful inundation occurred recently at
Java. Many thousands of people were
drowned, whole villages destroyed, and
so, 900 people left destitute.
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

F1hsr PRINTING PREss.-The city of Mex
leo claims the introduction Of the first
printing press in North America; it was es-
tablishpd III the year 1000. The second
was pat IN in Cambridge, Massachusetts, IN
1929
The Nevada journal., 1861-07-26

Slr-eT 3'.ccIADG Although telegram
tl.or. New G,'eanS rcports that an English
sAir had .,sie1 the blockade, and landed
serera! tIl"1an1 .ifies and muskets, there
"a -eesa2 to Le.ieve the telegram is false
srl tht rlCckaie effective. Not only are
tn5 .No LOSSES available for entering the
N.s..ss;27' ,~cr tle Gulf of Mexico, guard
- aqt .L- ort.c-z and approaches to the
~ q -,ec. Cthcr direction blockaded
Ikea.5e Communication with Mobile has
t.e4 g.: - Sci'h is a severe blow at New
,}-ls5.s IS .-,1' as Mobile. The following
a-sr. re T. Q 7icqyune of June 25th, con-
t.a7. l-c al i-er7s Of interest;
- .,a.1 Lat 9 United States sloop-of-
-'s.. a.'' - mount eight guns, was anch-
,fs5 4, ltn1elia Bay yesterday, intercept
.re ~. IL ,lln.cation via. Berwick's Bay,
.si'i. '''-:-cs- Il is reported that she had al
really 1rr4 - 4 passing schooner.
H,i -,;cc'tut ST the blockade of the lakes,
" %ol,es. tire agent, announces the sus-
l,.,.s:., .r tle trips of mail boats until
rlr-l u3t.ee.