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uzzz,GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOR
ssk$sZs THE WEST. via HUDSON Nv
GENITAL EAILROAD. Express Trsirs leavs
New York o.tJ depots Of Hudson River Railroad
dsily. Sundays excepted, 3 follows:
From Chambers street FrDm LIST at. station,
1900 u 90 Af7a5am
Montr q p and Buffalo '"Pm
Train with sleeping
Consisting ct Albany with the New Yorf Gem
trail Railroad for Schenectady. Roohester, Utica,
Batavis. Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
Town RaIir-a.. Ruff O. 3yrEouse, Niagare Falls,
Suspeasi, Bridge, auburn, Geneva, CauandaIgua
Trains in conIoction leave Buffalo and Su.P.n.
Great Weston Railroad, for Hamilton. Toronto,
Detroit, Chioago. Toledo, NJ; vnnke. Fon Du Lao
IS Crosse. MAIDS m. Prairie Du Caien, Ga ena,
DuEleith, Dnbuqne, Peoria, Rock island, Musca-
a me-, i9Ta CAY. BnTlnfton, QG:nov, SpEinEfed,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Iayton, Columbus, Cisve-
land, anG al points West, Northwest and South
west,
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy q
Bnston and Rens. Saratoga Roads for Sarstog q,
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, 81 Albaas ouse
Point, Pittsburgh, Osdensbu. Oh, Montreal, 10,
ID Freight Arrangements by this route as
above, without change of Cars, from the bepots a
han hers and Canal streets, are at all times a
favorable as msde by other Railroad Compapla e.
me scll'tles OF tins great New York ROuts, 70 the
Vest commend 1t to the confidence of ne. chants
on sh ppers Tor prOmptness and dispatch
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleeping
Road.
For partlcu ars as tn local tr.ins and freight ar
ransemens' Inquire at the depot: 6s Wsrrep IT.
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L. MILITARY BOOKS.

E MIGITAKY BOOKS.
- kENCH RICHSTlEN haye Just received q
large and somplet- assortment of N Ilita ~ Books
OF ai kinds, which they offer from ten TO ifty
PEI, cent. below the egulsr retail puoes,-in.
"A new edition of Hardee's Infantry and Rife
Tactics, complete, Sl.25
t0r'es Volunteers Msnual, 2 vols, %
CROSS Military surgery, $50
Mahans Field Fertilization and Outpost, each IS
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition, $50
The soldiers Guide, complete manual and
drlu book for the use of the Volunteer Militia and
the Home Guard. $50 -
The Hand Book for the u. 3, Soldier, beins a
hrst book OF instruction to the u 3. Infantry tao
81 Also, Military Maps, Map Of the Seat uf War,
Flags, Badges and Medals of ever description.
Any ofthe above sent By mail free, =
~ FRENccH R!CHsTEIN.
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~w~ FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
n&SH4REN AND FALL. RIVER,

~ FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
G&SH36EE AND FALL. RIVER.
easazzss244sE By the splendid and superior
Steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE. Of great
strength And speed, but particularly adapted 10 the
navigation OF Long Island Sound, running In cOn-
nectlOn with tie Fall River add Old Colony Rail
road, Distance of 50 rifles only to Boston
Leave Pier No. NOrth River near the Battery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt, Brsytoq,
Mondays, w ednesdays, and Fridays, at O'Clock
L. M, touching 1t SewpDTt each wa.
he Steamer M ETROPU as, Capt. Brown, on
TussdayE, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, at O'Clock
Z; NJ, touching At Newport each way,
These steamers aie fitted with oommodiOus
state rooms, and every arrangement for the securi
" And oOm ort of passengers who are afforded by
this route nlghts' rest on board. and sTris al
at Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston carly the following morning or may
rema' on b. sid until starting of the AccommOda-
tlon az A: NJ: by which they may reach Boston
abOut S.+5 A. Nj.
A baggage master is attached to each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and aooom
panles the Fane 10 its destination.
A steamer I'll - Ill conuectIonWlth this Line be
tween + all River and Providence daily, except
Sundays
Freight IN Boston Is forwarded through With
great DIS patch by al Express Train, which leaves
Fall River ever MOI ming, Sundays excepted, a.
at 10 destination At about III A Nj
ofios on Pier 70. North Il. yer For state rooms
and be this apply on board, or II desired to secure
nd 81 "a ast .traas ~ W
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T~1 FOR THE
8sNzs WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
On and after May 18Th, 1861, the trains will run
as follows, viz:-Leave Camden Station, Bat-
press dsI!y AZ 5. IS P.M. Both Trains 90 directly
thI2ngh FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
- Between baitllnors ana Piedmont take the A. M.
Train; betwoen Piedmont and Wheeling take 40.
eommOdatIon Train. leaving Piedmont q. s. 40
VI; and between Grafton and Farkersburg, take
the 5 81 A Nj Train from Baltimore.
Tho FREDERICK TRhIN ayes Baltimore
st 80 z; VI, and Frederick a. 81 4. NJ.
=. The Eli .ICOTf'S LIS TEAM resve Bal
nnOre at ~ and 9l5 A. NJ. and As AM 541 r. M d,
and kllcot,s Mills at 7.4O and ll.60 A. NJ and SlS
and 100 Z. NJ.
For further informstlon, Tickets Of every kind ,
DO apply to Il. ENGLAND Agent, at Camden
station, or at the Ticket office.
W. SMITH,
Master of Transportion.
l., nj, COLI Genv Ticket Agent
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III A single bottle of
spaidIns's Prepared Glue
will save ten times Its cost annually.
SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUEy
SPALDING' PREPARED GLUE,
SPALDINGS PREPARED CLUE
SAVE THE PIECES.
ECONOMY! DJsP1rB
liza STITcd IN TINE SAVES NINKnru
Az accidents will happen, even In well rsxpI.tsc
families, 10 is very desirable to have some ohess
end.convenlent way for repairing Furniture, TOYS
Oroekery, DO. O''
SPALDLNG'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emery noIes, and no household "a
anord TO be without il. It 10 always ready and
70 the sticking point
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,"
N: B-A Brush accompanies each Bottle. Prie
800 /. go HENRY g. sPALDINS, s
No. a. Cedar street. New YORK
CAUTION.
As certain unprncipled persons are attsm pti IN
palm Oh on the an uspeoting public, ImitatIoas Of
KY FkEPARED GLUE, would caution a. ,ner-
s2b:io examine before purchasing, and see thu
sPALDINs's PREPARED eLURLn.
I. on Tie o.tsids vrspssH I'll others srs sy,adllns
ssssterIsluf hndSv6
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H,sr. NEW B0QkH
u. 9.ss q &. psssS Re si .,-. Il s.sop, BY
John Lothrop Motley; svos cioth; ffss tJ mail.
siI.. Manner, the Weaver e Rsvslo,. by the
author Of Adam Bede )" cloth 1sscens payer 50
: LIE and !. Career Of Major Andre. by whHo,
New fn; s'RR Few b sSs.f:
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Views Of WsshipGton u the form Of Ross. md
an k9sk form also, seVaIste : : : : -
A1 the DAILY AID WeeklI Papers eOn,taptly on
nn1Si imes, and Trihsne rscsivst svsr
fspsrs ffop al .Psrts % the country. - sesn1
Bsfdle's Dime Novels ard Song BOOKS.
Boob RolIo Beois, 4 bbosi's Aistsries- az
discount Of = 20 s p! cent: on 81 bQypd books
FRENCH RICHSTEiN
NAB Ns6onal Books tore, SSs fAsv
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- CHsS. hINOT, 6 eu'l sup
NATHhNIEL MARSH. keeslver.

rs1Ercy.ss9, HUD SUN I'M Tx RAIIIRON p
EESxkfx For ALBANY AND TROY,C
s.sSS--:AsSSsNECTINGw with TRAINS NORTH
And WEST, Trains leave:
From Chambers ST. NY r rom s III street
Express. and IL q. m, %. II ,25 a. IN, and s.
and S 81 and ) p. m. 525 D, m
r siseu sne ASiSY SS OI sund'y' in
PougBkeapsIe train 8, a Is 25a m and l. 40 D. In
m, LIS p. m.
L rkskIll train, 4 cop IN "A % o. m
Sing 81 & tIaIn,9 % a m l9 g s. m and AS and
and 80 and 500 p. m o IS d. m
FlshkIl uaIn,6 81 p. nj 555p m.
A Sill 4 Il, SUPERINTENDENT.
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Passengers forwarded to Harre. Bremen Rot
teTdam, Antwerp, 30 at reduced through lareE.
, rerson. wishing to bring out their friends can
buy tickets at low rates
tor further Information apply st the CAPTAINS
oince' JOHN -. DIAL Agent,
ID Rrosdysy N. Y,
Or to q. HERRING, Adams Express Bali
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sa Lrs sHkBsHNY SE Rsft TGRF FOR
TRon, NnRTH AMP WEST.

SUI III Elk AKNhNU I'M e Vt
Commencing Monday, May 9Th, 1851.
For Abeny-llNo q. m. fast express train from
9Sth street.
For Dover Plsips-s:Nn p. m stopping at White
pl inns and staaoGs north to Dover plains-from
2Sth street ststioi.
Crbis train will run to Millerton every SATURDAY
EVENING"
For Croton Fsl's-8I5 q. m stopping at all sta
tiOns north Of FOTdham from 60 h street station.
For W hits Plalns-2:3), 4:lo aid 600 p. m. stop
ping a. oil stations from 18th street station.
For w bite P.alns-6: SIP. n. stopping a. | sta
TORS from W site ,treet station.
For Williams Bridge 7:3n, Has g. m. and 9:Sn ..
stopping at all stations from nth street station
Returning will leave
kIbary.9:e0 3. m. last express tram.
Dover ains-5SO q IN. (Ihis tram leaves Mil
leTton every MoEday morning at q, NJ
Cro:on Falls p. IA.
White PlaIns-6:lp, 100 q m. 40 & TOO D. m.
Williams BrIdge-F:S0, $50 .. IN. q Loo .. m
SundsT trains will lea We 4th Avenue oornsr I'D
street, for Central Park, YorkyIlle, Aarlen and
High Bridge every few minutes. from $500 .. m, to
7:tO m. JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Sup't.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

t. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
his Postmaster General having ordered the
mail service between Washington, r.
sMsI1imoITs, and Old Point Fortress 4a
1ondsy, the 2o.h instant the Bsy Line of steamers
VII WI lea f "a tlm2re EVERY DAY texoept Sun
CAY rom their wharf, foot of Union Dock, at ~
the washington Train, which leaves washington
At 2h O'Clock D. N.
m So-tf NJ ~ FlIrg pros,,
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xz- PHILADELPHIA, WILL
$3.50 @INGTON AND Bal

SPRlNG AND sUMMsk GRkASGEMSNT
On and after UESDAy May iitn, Passenger
Depot daily teIoept Sundsys)as follows, VIZ;
Express Frnin st6l5 A. M. WAY Mail Tram at
6h5 4 NJ; Evening M all at IS O'Clock. On SUN
nAfSa IS p. M. only. All trains courect with
New York trains except as Il. M. train on Satur
A Freight Tram with passenger car sttaoAed
leaves at 2. NJ stopplWst all Stations between
Baltimore and Havre de-Gr.cA.
passeogers for Delaware aud the Eastern shore
OF az artsnd VIII find the most expeditions route by
HAN Colofed Persons must give bond before
entering the oars.
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t'os; fhs FSe.Ii.r, NorfolL, W.
CeThtiIO Pills ACCOMPLISH the object for vhiob
lheJ were made, VIZ: Curo OF hoadaohe In al it,
forms.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.


VIII run as follows:
LEAVE WASHINGTON at Is and ITO A. m,
and 81 ana IS p. m. arriving at Balti more at $50
eno 800 m. az <.C5 and I'D p m.
LEAVE BALTIMORE s, 40 and 20 a. m. and
SD ana m ,srrIying nj WASHINGTON at $40 and
H. 10 a. m. and IS and 10 .. III
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at JIo a.
m. and Is p: m. and Baltimore az y O. m and
Junction. ~
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
lbs ton az $50 q, IN. aud 4 Is .. m.
Passenger Trains leaving w asaington at T. Is nd
I,lo q. n and 81 ?. m. MAKE direct connexions At
Baltimore for PhLladetphis, New York. Boston,
and all other 20lnts North.
All articles of freight mot oontrsbsnd of war,
will be transported over the line. Tonnage Trains
viii leave Baltimore at 20 s. N. Leave Wsshing-
ton at 7,p. IN,
By order or the Secretary of War.
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
~ u General Manager,
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r.r,NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
SSx36&Ss ROAD.
-*H--H16f Passenger Trains leave via Pavo-
Ella Ferry and Long Dock, from foot of ham leTs
st est. New York, as follows. VIZ:
100 a, m EXPRESS, for DuHkirk, and Buffalo
ard principal InteTme 'ia'e Stations.
8Ma III MAIL, for DunkIrk. and intermediate
S;atOEs-This Train remains ovef Night at T. mira
and proceeds the next morning.
800 "a IN. MILK dali q, for Otlsville. and inter
medlats Stations.
IL O0s.m ACCOMMODATION. daily, for Port
JervIs, and p, lDclpal stations
& 90 p. m. WAN, for MIddietOWn. Newburg
and inter med alta Stations,
500 P. ~. MONT EXPRESS. daily. for Dun
kirk, Buffalo, Canand and ?uncip pal stations
TIE Tram of Saturday stops at all Mail Train
Stations, and runs opl) 10 Elmira.
60Jp. ir.. ACCOMMODATION for Hornesvil!e
and principal Stations
CHsS. mINOT, Cent Sup't.
A a.
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F-e-s fks EJSsIissr, Ns.feIh, Va
ThcJ hhye been teHted In moro than thslsa1t
GASES, with entire success.
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1<fGes STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
$& NEW Work AND LIVERPOOL,
= Landing and emparkARg passengers at
QusenstowH, Ireland
The Liverpool, New York End PhilaSephia
SteaIns hip Company intend 6spatahing their full
powered I'd, built iron Steamship as follows:
SThTS ~ ~ SAtuTt a., August 81.
KANGAROO. 18th
And every Saturda-, at neon, from Pier "A. North
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FTo>S tAf DssSo,vsf. 81. Cloud, Misn.
lfIOu arc, o have been troubled v it'll the head
schHl send for box, tCephallo Pills % so that yol
may hEye them In case OF ~ .5ttaOk,
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FFoxs hs Wtsiss q, II. Gasstts, CzteAss, III.
We kesrilly endorse MIR. Spading, and his IN
TTvailc1 CephalIc Pills,
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THIRTY-sEVENr CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


senate.
WaanscioS, Dec. it, 1851.
COMING MONEY ,osx Assay OFFICE
Nr KING, {rsp.} Of N Y, presented petition FROM
tie New York Chamber Of Commerce asking that the
New Ys,a Assay Office have the privilege Of ooining Re
fer'sd 10 the Finance Committee.
THn EXCHANGE rVs0Sss.
MIR. CEAspLEs, (tep Of Mich presented peit az Ter
an exchange Of prisoners.
LEwsn ciiAp,.Hss
Nj fsHiAHs, {rep.) of Iowa presented peopoo from
Jewish chapiains from the army
the Mayor Of Boston and others asking repeal of the
law in respect to ish chapains Referred 10 The
Military Committee.
THE aBoilsnMENI o, SLAVERY,
Mr.. GRIMES also presented petition thai, ia eonse-
iaence Of the present rebellion slavery he absolutely
aud uncopdiibonaiy abolished.
Mr. scsSsR also preeented severa petitions asking that
the slaves ef the rebels be enanciTated.
Ti,s sWAs'tipAnos QUESTION
Mr. Ten FycK (rcp.) sf ~ j. offered Il resolution that
the present war ss Tor the Union according the cosf
tuition; ttat the object 0 the ~ 20 save the former
and enforce the latter thu It was 90 in the beginning
ad should be so to the last that asasures extrerac aud
radical and distGptyc IN themselves 4nvptving N com
mon fate the loyal aa dsoy, shoUld reeorted To
and that snpprcssiDg treanon tbs peyert,nent cau.t
poyc traitor to iac organic kaw of tho !ani aid over
Mr. HALE, (rep} of n H., offered feso' ion that the
Committee on Military Ausis he relucstei to nquire
dealing with the slayse Of the rebels ana those ina mi
soners on escaping IRON their mssteys. Agreed to
COLLECTION BY Ys.puas
Mr.. LANE Tcp.) OF Ind, offered resolution that the
CoNmttec on tio judiciary be requested to provide by
law that the 8ifprs and abciolB treason may BE-
pre-, cnet firm bringing salts Tor the collection ol debts
in tho coHrls Of tn United :'t.,te' Agreed to.
Apipl.s r0s os 1yE Pssse." Lsw ssGfoks.
Mr SUMNER oicrrd resolution tbat tbe Commissioner
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House O5 Representative

House Of Representative.
WASHINGTON Dec. i6, 1851
HfAhta a,sr COLORADO TERRnoRy.
The SPEAKER presented the memorial Of the Legislative
Assembly Of Colorado asking for the establishment OF
branch mint in that territory. Referred to the Committee
Of Ways ana Means.
r,R rur,cirr BETWEEN CONWAY souAE
Mr. CoSN.y, irop) Of kansas, rising TO question of
privilege alluded n dialogue between himself NJ.
F0ake Thursday. The former had included the battle
Of Belmont the series OF defeats 10 our arms Mr.
Fouke had Intellectually asked Mr. Harding who had the
floor, yield TO him, that he might in his language
nail the al.chooa to the counter. Mr. Conway had
planned that he obtained his information from the news.
papers NJ Conway, he did not at that time hear the
Offensive remarks with dis,ac'ness desired know
whether Mr. FoHke intended make The Charge Of fAsc
hood personality applicable TO him.
Mr torsn, (opp.) Of H.. replied that he never heard
Of any newspaper paragraph to that effect excepting
the Chicago 1r,bsae, which afterwards contradcted
He then made brief statement OF the battle OF Belmont.
TO show that il victory to the Union troops,
clnding by saying that il Hnkind in Nr Conway
insist charactorsing it as defeat He would permit
the gentleman 90 make the application OF the language he
had heretofore uttered MS he Conway was the only
judge IN the matter
Mr.. CONWAY, replying, said that Mr. Fouke had re.
TO the candid Judgment Of the House whether con
duct did not clearly manifest deliberate purpose 10
bring on personal collision without cause and whether
such conduct was only unworthy Iaembcr of this
Iicasc but characteristic rather OF nackguard and
scounIyel tSrnsa.'nn.
Mr. gitHsRosoN, loppD ol H., Immediately called the
gentersan 10 order This was not The place settle
such difficulties ,Crcs Of order.)
Iii. ForkE wanted ~ say one wcrI III Tsply.
Mr.. SrFvESs, {rcp) of Pa. and othors objected rhev
had had enough oi sath things.
The srsAg,a G!nWca ~. Fotke that no dehate in
s Mr.. rorsfl sua 40, make any debate u,t wiz say
that he Conway mas proved himsell be dsgrsc 10
Es state Disgrace u his station ad disgrace to hu-
iatlsy ttsc l-i'oUta ~ "ordnr,' @ dr. fom the
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMEKTs

TINE DAME FRANCHISE DEsrRERAIT TRouvER
- une iamle pour alier "a Hayane eomiae femme de
chambre toune denfants ellie pse espagno Sadresser
par ecr l. NJ box ia Herald Office, deux jours seule
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MOTHER VETERAN OF THE WAR OF 1872 GONE =
~ Brother soldiers you again called NJ to pay the
last tribute ~ respect deceased brother samuel
Mccrecny The funeral viii lake place from his late 81
dence, si Tenth between Thrfonrth and Thirty
nth streets Wednesday, Dec. rs, at o'clock r. NJ
precisely with the usual badge of mourning Let all attend
We don't know whose turn xt.
II RAYMOND Brigadier General.
ABRAHAM DAILY, Colonel
IsAAc NJ PHYFE. Adjutant.
N. BIhe veterans the adjacent counties respect
fully Invited also.
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y4vEsTCHEsTER HOSE. CORNER OF BgooME
w .nC u VERY nUOms 80. bic and 81 pei ty.
Meals served ~ fcsttatant w. W. LELAND a co.
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A CARD-THE PUBLIC ARE RESPECTFULLY IN
~ formed that the Ben johnson Lnnch, li4 Broadway
below Locr;y opens this mornn. At ten O'clock
Haf and Poultry will he I'D tur Free Lunch
Fine Aies tap; tufea cents per glass.
ENGLISH sIRLofN EEEF, PLUM PupDINGs. ENG
Al dies Of Mutton. Green Turo Soup; ali Tor sale
iCr Christmas. I. RICHARDSON, AGENT % MAIDEN lane
corner q William sieei Duhlogs Ale In condition.
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BOARDINo AND LOncrrc,

Union COURSE, L. I-TROTTING AND RUNNING.
~ On Wednesday, Dec. 70 al O'clock match $40
side mile and repeat 70 WAGONS Owner names Lady
Jewell Owner names g. m betsey Immediately after 3.
quarter mile and repeat A. Remsen b. M farmers
Glory Captain Purdy Black Jack Play pay Ad.
mission 50 cents. SHAW WHITE Proprictors
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ATNO. CHAMBERS sTREET-MoNEY TO LOAN
any amount On Diamonds, Watches Jewery, &c, by
the well known aud old established ISAAC, Broker and
Commission merchant, No. 9 Chambers street. n BIN
usncss transacted Saturday.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
CITY EMP0RIU M
For the Best and Cheapest Groceries, Provisions,


Miscellaneous ArtIeies.
The stronpest passion In the human breast
Is shown foT thing the newest aud the Oest 49,.
New though men.new measures ana new Stores
Arc all the vogue, though some oil lhem are Doies'
In visiting la NcksTER we see the snhle
Dispay'd for money or displAy'd 10: iame;
For Instance at the Store Oifam'd Main Street,
The Hooking Valley Bank just opposite,
Are sold the ARTICLES most cheap and hne,
n Grocery, Fancy, and ProuisiOn line;
Where GEO. W. LITTLE, aspropretor,
To please his many customers is sure
Variety,s the very spice Of life, and there
II may be found in ev'ry thing that's rare:
The best of Groceries of ev'ry glade,
And lower pric'd than any In the trade:
We cannot me nton all the fancy to dellghi,
| But lust enough to whet the appetite;
The Sugar nd the Coffee OF each kind,
Anddtf,rent Spices pleasing dihrent minds
| For smok ers best Tobacco ofthe day,
| With German smoking pipes ofwood and ehy'
| And rich Segars to Whit our cares away: 800
| The German, French, and cnolce Madeira WINE,
| For health and pleasure fitds most dlVlne'
Magl0ry Brandy which has glory sure
For those who wiseiy drink It old and pure:
The richest Cider. Porter, Ale, and Beer,
or ev'r, quality the soul TO cheer;
The Bilters made of Wine that have spell
| Medicinal 10 make the richest well:
The sweetest Crackers, Cakes and raeiest cheese,
In short. all Groceries that sell ana please'
| A full Emporium for Provisions rare,
Too very numerous to mention here:
Enough 10 make all Fairfield County thrive,
or feed the wo rid and keep our race alive:
The rarest danties in COnfeetf0Rary way,
| For daily Teasing and each holiday:
| A MseeilaRy too, Of ev'ry thing
Which lasting good or transient pleasure brings;
A few we note 1.-THE Eastern Ware and Crockery,
The Pistols suited to The hand and eye:
The Oils for G GenIemen's and Ladies'. hair,
To mako the really beautiful more fair:
The Toys for Children, Wrapping Paror strong,
| And various house hold Brooms for old aud young,
But we IN quit, our swelling list may grow too long
By Wholesale and By Retail, and gtthe lowest prices
And IN mode which ey'ry customer entces,
For CASH o PRoDUCE as the buyer pleases!
Come rne, como all and favor when you cIme,
tTuE Cry AND TuR CoUSTRY's True EMPORIUM!
Lancaster Ohio, Nov. 49, leG0.-33
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Priao % Oonts per Hox, FivO bOxeS for $1oo

Orcatnumhcrs orC rClergymen, Physclans, States
men, and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
nish gratis our AurnlclN ALMANAC in which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, aud the treatment that should be fol-
lowed for their cure.
DO not he put off Wy Vnprineiplcl dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on.
Demand AyEH's, and t,ko no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have Il.
AL our remedies are for saloby
sIFFoRD & CO., KAUFMAN & co., aud X,
si.ooUM, LANoAsrER, and by Druggists and Dealer
everywhere, 30.3m. "
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-02-07
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness, ,Ja,o,dicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dygentc,N Eom Stomach, E'yspeiaS, Headache,
Piies, Reclamation, Ei7ptioas and Skin Diseases,
Lir~ C0mpiajnt, D'opsy, 1eiier 1i0os and
SaR Rb0Dn, Worms, GoR, Neuralgia, as a
Dinner piR, aud tbr PViiymg the Blood.
They are sugur-coNted, so that tho most sensi-
tive eau take them pleasantly, and they arc the
hest apcricnt in the world for all the purposes of
family physic