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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-25

To Liverpool rs 900 bushels engaged at 3d.
bulk goo do wheat at 12Hd In bags, and 500 boxes
cheese at 45s., and 500 packages butter at DOS To
London $4,000 bushels wheat engaged at lac. q
13Kc, 700 bbs. -four at 81. Cd. 3s 10kd., and 500
boxes cheese Sos To Havre 900 bushels wheat
engaged ut 24c.
Provisions. -pork--The market was heavy, while the
sales embraced 400 500 bbls at SIS % for mess
the latter figure for full weight, ana of prime at 50 10
$40. Beef was in fair request and prices unchanged,
while the sales embraced $50 bbs. Beef hams were
scarce and In demand at SIC SO ST. Bacon in fair
demand and prices steady with sales Of rs hhds at 6c
Cut meats were steady with sales OF 40 SO packages at
unchanged prices Lard nrm with sales reported OF
$50 bbls at $40 9slc. for good to prime Under tho
influence OF shipments to England chiefly by steamer,
the market for butter was rer and sales were making
at 15c 1c for fair TO prime State and small lots fresh
family dairies by retail from Orange county were selling
at l8c. Zoe Ohio merchantabe butter at 10c l2c
Cheese was dull at &c. 7c for State the latter figure for
fine, and Ohio at sc. q &c.
sucARs-The market was comparatively quiet for hhds
sales Of which embraced about 800 Cubas at 7c
with small lot Of Porto Rico at the latter figure, 200
bags Chinese at t. and 275 boxes at p IT, including rs
MTHc s.&.. as~r,,
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SALES Ar AUCTION


Inc property OF family breaking up housekeeping.
FRIDAY, October 20, at l0x o'clock
breeisey AL the superb and costly Furniture Paintings
stauary ana works OF Art rosewood Drawing Room Suits
elegant seven octave Panoforte Mirrors Velvet Carpets
contained IN the residence No 23 West Fourteenth street.
between eighth and Ninth The auconeer calls the
special attention Of the public to this sale being the largest
auction this season. The furniture all made for the pre-
sent owner and in complete Tho whole win Pc
remptorily and absolutely sold without reserve.
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
consists OF carved rosewood Etegeres, marble aud
French plate doors and back adys Work Table nad with
mother oil pearl rosewood Centre Table, sauary marble
top fun suits OF Drawing Room Furnure-eegant Tee-a-
tee Sofas, two ARM two Reception and eight oval back
Chairs carved rosewood frames covered in three
lored satin brocade Of the most expensive two
Console Tables nlad buh and tortoise SHELF Brocade and
Lace Curtains French plate Pier Mirrors with
rich gilt frames superb Sevres and Dresden China Vases
richly decorated Paran marble Stauetes the Seasons
artistic Bronzes representing Night and Morning Pandora
Painting Poetry Music Crusaders dc antique lava Vases
from Hereulanenm and Pompe ebony CARD Table Velvet
month on Paintings, by Rousseau, Innan, Huntington.
MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE PIANOFORrE,
inaid with PEARL Music Rack, rosewood Stso
brocade; embroidered Cloth Cover Books and Music hall
rosewood Hastand Olcoth Stair Carpet, &C. Chambers,
second soryRchiy carved rosewood Bedeads style Louis
XVI Bureaus and Commodes to match; Wardrobes, Dress
ing and Toilet Tables Shaving Stands Bookstand Couch
Arm Chairs Curtains Shades Cornices Hair Mattresses,
Beds and Bedding decorated China Toilet Ssts, Mirrors,
Dining Room Furniture Of every kind Tea and Dinner Sets
Slyerware, ivory Table Cutlery, Dining Table, DC.
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A NIB CHAPMAN 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
IL. LARGE SALE OF SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD


This day, Friday, October %. at the private resi-
dence Of Lemue Clark ESQ., 30 West Sixteenth street. be-
Fifth and Sixth avenues sale commencing at eleven
o'clock precisely
Medallion Velvet Carpets superb Suits carved in solid
rosewood covered with green and gold Secretary
Bookcase Etegeres Pier and Mante Mirrors embroidered
Lace Curtains Sauary Bronzes Vases Centre and Card
Tables Reclining Chairs Chandeliers Canaeabras, superb
month on Paintings Sy emnen. artists seyres and Ores
octave Pianoforte, Canterbury Stool and Cover
atsiand, oak Buffet Extension Table, china Dinner Set
rosewood and mahogany Dressing Bureaus Bedstsad Wsrd
tresses Connterpanes. Sheets Towels, Blankets Sofas
Chairs, Rockers MoGraws patent Sofa Bedseads, Book
stands Toilet Tables Brussels and Ingram Carpets Ooth
and Stair Carpets also large assortment of Basement and
Kitchen Furniture Houses to let for SALE For further
particulars auctjoneers
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"A Furniture -N,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
POSITIVE PEREMPTORY SALE OF


This tFriday) morning at lOh O'Clock Precisely, the
beautiful Parlor Dining Room. Chamber Library Fur
nitue In te dwelling house ia1 Twentyrs street between
Seventh and Eighth all Of which In having
been recently made and everything adapted
fashionable and elegantly furnished rcsdencethe whole
and Tapestry Carpets elegant rosewood Paricr Furniture
suite comprising three full suits, richly carved all of
which in rich silk brocate and of the best
scpon rosewood Centre and Pier Tables Turkish Chairs
in blue and gold satin and moquet Velvet Turkish Lounges
rcn Manel and Pier Mirrors Damask and Lace Curtains
gold and Shades two rosewood Etegcres style of
Louis XIV rich Sevres and Dresden Mante Vases Bisque
Figures Artistic Bronzes. Parlor Ornaments, &C.
ELEGANT OCTAVE PIANOFORTE,
MUSIC CABINET, STOOL AND COVER, cost $3.50.
Marble Bureaus richly carved Bedseads twenty large
Hair Mattresses Tetea Tetes Chamber suit in rosewood;
bronze Clocks marble Washsands Lounges French and
Spring Seat Chairs Rockers, Dvans Otomans, Oval Mir
rors superb Beds and Bedding, oak Extension Table
hne mahoganr Sofa Bedsteads rich French and Bohemian
China rich Tea Sets Slverware spoons Forks Casters,
Ice Pitchers UrnS Tea Service ruby and crystal Cut Glass
Of every description, oak marble top Buffet oak Chairs
perb oak Desk Ocoth rich Chandelier marble Hall Stand,
of Wders Iron Safes Catalogues ~ house Sale posi-
tive rain shine deposit will be required Of all pur
chasers.
NJ B-Pares from a distance assured that every
tcle In the house WIN be sold strictly without reserve and
there will positively be posponement. Purchasers
have their goods cared packed shipped by reliable
sons, who will be in attendance for that purpose.
RUSSELL w, WESTCOTT AuctOneer
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TuuRsDAY, Oct 24-6 7. N.
BREADsruFFs. -Flonr--The market was lrm with good
demand from the trade. The advance noticed yesterday
sustained, and some grades higher The trans
actions footed up about 20 900 bbs closing within the fol
lowing range of prices
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Herald Marine Correspondence.


w os sssS fer she w hs
The Admiralty Court Judge Marvin presiding has released
asr the and vessel The District Attorney
she viii sail soon for New YORK ''' . s"eu anu
New York; at ibis or SIX With os Of sa She me
VIII await The action Of her owners before reparng
by the Admiralty Court was sold by the Marshal the
Miscellaneous.
The new steamship Cosmopoi,e OF Sanfords New York
nd Philadelphia line, is at her berth pier North
River where she win load FOR Havana he thoro ugh
~ armed She is splendid vessel TONS and has very
fine accommodations for passengers
See Correspondence above.
BARK IIzzf Boccs Mt San Francisco from Bordeaux had
very heavy weather OF Cape Horn July while hove
der two staysais shipped which monkey rails
started waterways and head and caused ship TO leak in
scnn Gso Lkwis owned ~ Geo Lewis. was run into
And sunk 2si INST obo9. 10 mes Outside Of Eastern
board his schr, and drowned Henry Tucker wba
was ne cabin made his esae W catching the bobsay Of
scnR CoourrE Of Gloucester before re- ored on the bar
a. po Hold has SD % the bar into the channel sunk
s9me oa and y Is thought hs se VIZ be a loss About 81
HoLms' rorr, oct 23schr Glenroy (of Garliner) Wake
field from be- hEort for Boston With PIG ron arrived
marine railway for repairs.
Ship Sierra Nevada OF 1900 TONS on the large
W was erroneoy stated In yescrdsy papers a e wa.
on the great Baancc doak.)
Whalemen.
Ship Congress Casino, of NIB before reported at Maur
nus had been IN dry Dock aud stopped the leak sepi6
Spoken, Sc.
Ship Addison Gilbert from Calcutta for London, Aug
lat 3t04 s, lon "a T.
ship Edward Hale, from Liverpool for Calcutta, Oct 4 20
miles OF Old Head OF knsale.
Ship Agnes Jones' from London, DC, % an 25 miles
from Boston Light, and ordered to NYork.
ship City Of New York hence for Hayfe Oct H. lat al 26
Ion 81 IL.
Ship Rambler Lothrop Liverpool Cor Boston, Oct q
LAT 81, long.
An Am ship showing red flag with blue black
centre was seen Sept -, no lat &c.
The Mary Rider from London, of aud for New York,
Sept 10, lat n az lon 80 So
Bark Heyos Prus) for NYork Oct H. lat Sc TO- lon 40
Foreign Ports.
ANTWERP, DC, 8-Arr N Flushing Tfumbull. Coium New
York Augusta Dowe do Sid stu victorine, Jones' Genoa
ALToHA, Oct 5-Arr Rambler Bates 81 Domingo
hs;s'si. W.; Arr Palmetto Mitchell. Nspes :.
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II BURKE, AUCTIoNEER-OFFICE 1855 BOwERY.
2 W sell on Saturday 18th inst at o'clock the Stock
Guiding large stock OF fine Teas Sugars Soap Csndles
together, to suit purchasers ~ - sS'~
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Canadian -four in good demand, and prices
firm, with sales Of 200 bbs within the above range Of
prices. Southern -four less plenty, and prices
nm, with sales gf 800 bbs closing within the range
OF the above prices Rye -four steady quotations,
while sales we're moderate. Corn meal in fair de
mand at our figures while the sales OF Jersey Brandy
WINE embraced 800 bb. Wheat was active and IN good
demand chiefly for export while prices were firm and
closed about c per bushel dearcr some grades The
sales embraced about 2e5 600 bushels here and to arrive
~ 81 48 for white Kentucky 81 81 46 for white
Michigan and Indiana 81 30 81 "a for common TO prime
white Ohio 81 80 81 80 for rcd state 81 % s 2s for
amber Iowa and Wisconsin; white Canadian sod nj % 1
" ~ 81 20 for Milwaukee club, and 81 IS 81 ri for
Chicago spring, and al 81 % for Racine spring Corn
was less active and buoyaut, and closed al decline of
about lc per bushe with sales of rs 900 bushels nj
SIC for damaged, 5Sc 5s1sc. Cor the eastward
and at $50 soc. for shipping lots OF Western
mixed, and at GOO e21ac for yellow. Barley was
steady and in good request With sales II 500 bushels al
&C. o6c. for state Barley malt was nominal, al 7sc n
Soc Oats continued in good request with sales at j2c
42hc. for Western, and at 43c. AZ 5c for state
CorrgE-The market was steady while gales were
limited and embraced 500 bags Rio at t. 200 bags
do. skimmings at 16c.
CoTroN. The market was steady, while the sales en-
braced about 500 bales at Il &c. for mddng uplands
FRSGlITs were u stsody demand AMI rates werc Grm
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-STOvES SHEET IRON, &C.
y CHAMBERS 4 FAIRCHILp, Auctioneers,

WI sell at their ssesroom on Saturday Oct 3 a. 10 O'clock
large assortment Of Office Stoves. parlor do Globe Heat
Regulators Parlor Furnaces, Brick do, Portable do
Ranges Lefeds Coal Burners, Registers, Stove Cast.
ings Galvanized Sheet Iron, Plain do, Large Platform
Sac, x. sVl- hAL..f, anyl'.
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NANIEL A. MATHEWS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- " NASSAU STREET, BETWEEN FULTON AND
.. JOHN STREETS
MORTGAGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND
TWO osEWO0nrIANoF0RTEs, MADE BY

DANIEL A. MATHEWS viii sell al auction by virtue OF
sn1te mortgagc this day October 2 1851 at lo O'Clock
MS salesroom ~ Nassau street. the following vz-Two
rosewood raror Suits in satin brocae Centre fables Etc
and mahogany Secretary bookcases mahog
SOFAS and Chairs Velvet Brussels Ingram Carpets
Pier Mirrors walnut and mahogany French
mced Ch4mher SuitS Hair Mattresses oak and walnut nil
ana PLAIN Extension Tables Bufes Dining Chairs Gard
s round corner seven octave Panofores by
ohiokerng Catalogues early morning sale By order
KALrHsBUCKLEY,
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HENRY D. MINER, AuCTIoNEER. sALEsRooM 81
IL Nassau sreet.-fENRY ID. MINER will sell at atc.
tion on Saturday, October 49, his sacsroom 81 Nassau
street, the balance Of retail Druggists Stock removed
Tor convenience SALE consisting OF Hair and Clothes
Brushes rorsmonnaes sereoscopes and Views, patent
panions, Bay Rum, pearl Card Cases Dressing Cases
Combs of every variety, &C. &c. Also Immediately after
sale OF above collection Of Paintings. Of the Roman
French and american schools embracing the works Of
y. c. Thorn aud others to be sold without reserve
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j young and accomplished Madame BYRON from Paris
who can be consulted with the srictest confidence all
affairs Of life embracing love- conrtshp business
restores drunken and uniathful husbands has
make you beloved by ideal and brings
together those Ions separated Ladies' cents gentlemen
Residence No. % Third nue. above Twelfth street
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In pursuance of an order OF the Supreme Court,
the interest on the fourth mortgage bonds Of the
New York and Erie Railroad, due on the LIST inst,
will be paid on presentation at the Office Of N.
Marsh, receiver in Erie place, on and after Novem-
Der l.
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COAL.


NOAL-PEACH ORCHARD, LEIIIGH AND LOCUST
~ Mountain, warranted TO be genuine articles lowest
market price from yards 90 cents per
also English house Camel and Liverpool orre Of
des at current rates. HENRY REEVE,
Corner of Canal aud Centre and est
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DEAD TnIs-A PHRENoLoGIsT AND AsrRoIoGIsT

III that beats the world and 5000 reward for any one
who can equal Miss WELLINGTON who nowedgcd TO
be the only lady in this city who ,ruthuy gives formation
concerning lawsuits Journeys absent friends love,
courshp, marriage, health wealth. who will reclaim
drunken and unfhtul husbands Miss is the only per.
in this city VINO has the genuine Roman and Arabian
tsmans Tor love- good luck and all business affairs and
are guarantees for life Delay not to this naturally
gifted and beautiful young lady. Lucky numbers given.
dcncc l0l S1 III avenue
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HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT H.
i LEEDS CO win sell at auction; Saturday, Oct
general assortment of Household Furniture, consisting of
Brussels and Ingram Carpets rosewood and black walnut
Dressing Bureaus oak and black walnut Extension Dining
Tables carved rosewood Suit in crimson broae
mahogany and black walnut Beseads; Hair Mattresses
Paasses China, Crockey and Glassware rosewood
&c Also large lot of Books all beautifully bound
calf.
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SALES AT Aunrrnr.

NHAA D. DAVIS, AUCTToNEER-wILI SELL. ON
and 50 Sikh susn ~ a.. opposite Eight large and
cae lasting aAd hair cloth Psrlor Suits in rosewood and
black walnut; sewood Elegercs Music Stand Bureaus
Paror Chairs mai ogany Bookcases Horse Hair Chairs
marble mar 9P Tables Pr ne ~ wales Chair; Enssh Reee
rosewood French Bedsies Chamber SUITS q Al eoors
and other Mattresses Looking asse and fun assortment
OIL useful and ornamental Furniture, too 10
ton This sale well worthy the attention Of buyers
CONTINUATION OF GREAT STOVE SALE, At Ill
Nassau street, J. r. DUNCAN CO., Auctionesrs con-
ssting Of every description Of Stoves We invite your
uon To-day, ~ we must close out the stock.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
IL LEEDS co. will SELL at auction, Saturday Oct
o. at II O'Clock, at the saesroom, No. q Nassau street.
Lac9uered Ware large invoice Just arrived from Japan
Cabinets Stands Tables Desks Writing Inaid Work and
and Stands Glove and Handkerchief Boxes embracing many
other beautiful and valuable goods all Of which will be sold
without
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SPORTING.

NToTICE..TEN YOUNG MEN HAVE A CHANCE tt
~ get thoroughly drilled by one OF the best military
In the State, without for instruction. room,
anything else not for purposes but he his
vices Free Address L. b., box l4O Herald office.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRYx

EoR sALE,Ar COST, a LARGE LOT bF UNRE,
IL deemed Gold and Silver Watches. Good Gold Huntinl
LEVERS warranted from SIS Money lent any amount on
gold and silver waches &C. A. ADOIPHUS, licensed Pawn
broker, 429 Pearl street, of Chambersstreet
- ------------
WANTED TO PURCHAsE--A PAyR OF SINGLE
w diamond Earrings. payp ticket Cor ,e sauna
M.'eesst. g. U9rali aheo.
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IJENRY u. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81
IL Nassau street., opposite the Post Office. HENRY ID.
MINER will sell at auction on Friday October Is at 10h
o'clock at the private residence Second place. BROOKLYN
gcnteel Household Furniture, made to order by j. W.
AK rosewood octave Piano, BY VIM Hall Son. New York.
and Ingram Carpets mahogany Parlor Suits in hair cloth,
Centre and Side Tables black wannt Secretary
mahogany Bedsteads Bureaus and Washstans;
Mattresses Bosess and Pillows; mahogany Extension Table,
oak Arm Chairs, Oicoths and general assortment Of
Kitchen Furniture
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SALES AT AUCTION.

p; oseop S e. io osloss :. Ias Delaney street
Store consisting Of Sugar Tea Coffee Soap Candida stors
Flxturcs &c. -.
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7eS BowERy, NEAR BRoOMB STREET-MADAME
lOC wlDGER. Cairvoyant and gifted Spanish lady;
wells the mysteries of funry love- marriage absent friends
sickness prescfibes medcnes for all dseases tells lucky
nanise! IS. Z ..ct,y osi or stolen. -
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ASTROLOGY.

A STONISIIING.-MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH
N daughter, has gift Of foresight tells how soon and
often you will marry and all you wish to know your
very thoughts pay; lucky charms free her equal
not 10 be found her magic image in full operation
1874 Ludlow street below Houston. Price 25 Gentle
neD no a1n ted
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A uCTIoN NOTICE.
"A This day at 10 O'Clock,
Large and attractive sale,
BY LOCKWOOD BROS. & UNDERIIIII.
90 Murray and IS Warren street
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
In great variety.
loths, Cassimcres. Vestings,
Hosiery Knit Goods, Flanncls
Domesics, Linens Embroideries
Dress Silks, Ribbons
Flowers, Neck Ties, Cloves,
Gaunets, DC
Particular attention is invited
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VJAWNBKUkEk'S SALE.-JUHN MOKTIMORE. AUC.
oneer 10 East Broadway, Will sell this day large as.
sortmen of Silk and Merno Dresses Remnants Of DeJane
Calico Shawls BEDS and Pillows Quilts, Blankets &C. all
Well worthy the attention Of the trade and Others By order
OF +. j. LEVY, $50 Broome street. =
DAWNBRoKER's sALE-THIs DAY, AT I0ls O'CLOCK,
by BELL INGRAHAM 400 lots valuable Clothing suit.
neie Tor women and children Sheets Quilts, Blankets
Piece Goods, Shawls Coaks, Shoes CATERS &c.
Of FRlDENBERG Pawnbroker, 2gy East Broadway Mon.
day Pawnhrokers sale order Mrs Wood 1876 Grand
J. BOGART, AuCTIONEERs.- SATURDAY
-. October 49, at 10 O'Clock, at No. Wooster street.
mortgage sale Of Household Furniture consisting Of Parlor
Bedroom and Kitchen Furniture &c.
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Patrich Rauch, an Iriahman in the en-
bIoY of Judge Ives, fell down in the wood
she'd yesterday and cut the back of his
head pretty severely on an axe. We are
informed that be had not recovered from
the pleasures of New Years day when he
fell. Or. JeOrg dressed the wound, which
is not dangerous.
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TO Coasunnptivae.

gEHIIE Advertiser, having been restored to
a hcallh in a few weeks by 8 very simple
remedy, after having suffered several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease, Consamption-is anxious to make
known to Lis fcllow-suGeregs the Meas Of
cure.
TO all who desire It, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used Gree of charged, with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they viii find a SURF CURE for
C-oNsUMPTIQN. ASTHMA. BB0NCIHTIs, &c. The
only object Of tine advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he conceives to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer win
try his remedy, as it viii cost them nothing.
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription win please
address
Rev. EDWARD a. WILSON
WiIliamsburgh,
E3-ly.l Kings County, New York,
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Uncle Stoves Pills,

NADE from Roots, Banks, and Plants -
w Not recommended to cure everything,
hut as the best aud most RELIABLE FAMILY
rHYsTC known. They leave the Stomach and
Bowels in a healthier and better condition
than any other physic. Try one box, and re-
turn if not satisfied.
Sold BIZ c.. S. Il A.. Jones, Agents, Coudcrs-
port. 7ly.
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Special Notice.

I|ENALES SUFFERING from Scalding Of
a the Urine, ]Prolapsus, Lucorrhea, should
use DR.. Andrews Fever and tanker compound.
it removes all Fcyers, Irritation, Itching, and
leaves the parts in a healthy condition
Please consult &" Last Ray of Hope, to be he'd
of the Proprietor, Syracuse. \. y. Send
stamp to prepay postage, or it may be had
gratis Of Agents. For sale by c.. s.. Il + 4.
Jones, Coudersport NY.
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Blaclrood's Magazine for December
has come to hand, containing some ex-
collent aud timely articles, mostly devot-
cd to politics and review. The magazine
is republishcd by L Scott & Co, n. Y,
at So a year.
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is not dangerous.

Nj. NORMAN DWIGHT.-M Deay,
Sir: Your kind letter, and remittance
Of S35 was received to day. I am glad
YOU are able to devise "liberal things"
In behalf of hundreds of our suffering
people | thank you.
$4,000 persons are destitute; God on
" knows what is before US. We shall
always he delighted to hear from you.
Very truly, S, G. POMEBuT.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-01-03

Sss the advertisement Of the Academy.
Miss Stockwell is to be assisted the com
inc term by Miss Kate McDougall, late
If the Cincinnati School department.