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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA,

A nsneyolent tastituton established By special En-
doWmcnt iort The Relief ofthe Sick an Distressed
Afflicted with Niruloni and Epilomio Dncaies, aaa
s,rially ief ths cure of disva'es 0f'hs Sexual Or.
gauF.
ETEpiCAL AnVtCE given Eratis, BY the Aouag
Af4EuFeoa 20 all who apply hy letter. with dsscFip
u0a OF theI coudi cage, occupation, habits ofhte
No,,l and Ia eases ofexreme poverty, Medicines fur
nished ffoe OF charNe,
YALUABLE RbPoRrs on spsmatonhps, and
Other diseases Of tho Sexual organs, and o. the NEW
REMEDIES employodin The nispentaTy, seat 10 the
Afflicted 10 sealed letter envelopes free ofohafge Tive
on thraa stamps tof postage viii be acceptable,
Address, DR.. sklLLlN HOuGhfON, Aoung
Surgeon, How wari Association, ho.a South Ninth 81,
fhilaAelphia, Pa. ~ order of the niFectort,
EZRA n,hEARrNkLL, President.
Csc. fAikCmiLn, SeeNtarY. dece6.iy
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
Cntcchism.

What party Is the bua Union party Of
the counlryl
That patty that speaks for il, writes
for 4 aud fights for IL.
What patty Il not the Union partyl
That which opposes The government OF
the Union and grumbles about tho ex'
Pense Of saving it.
What Is the object OF the wart
70 put down tbcllion.
Whodenies thisl
Jefferson Davis
Who elsel
Ms synpathizers in tho Northern
Suites.
Would tho Union be safe il Davis was
let alonel
Nary time.
Who wants him let alone!
Slusehol ing traitors aud Northern to-
rics.
What would DO tho consequence il he
wos let Eloncl
'rhs Rorshesn people would be subjects
Ol his mOnarchv.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27

Invites close Cash Buyers to con
sldorthe following facts, and th Il
would not be 10 heirinetestta send him orfer,-
Ills business h exclusively cash onei he buys aud
ssusexolusiyey Tor Cash. and has Of the most
tensive Factories In rihin.
Some thirty different choice brands Of serari from
Havana and brennan constantly on hand. An eNten
sive ash business TO sell atvery small pro
dts. Also, sole agent for genuine Havana Eagle PTin
olye from the mandatory OF NJ. de LNillegasi NUN
ero 4 Ste, Rita Street Principe, Islade Cuba.
lie has, also, ehoiae brands of fine cut Chewing
Smoking 'rohaccoi French Rappe and Maoahoy snuff
constantly or hand. Orders filled on short notice.
{ terms Cash. tdecql h SCHINNESS.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27

nov 20 Have Coed Cider
Prf 1lorsford, of Harvard Uni
ta'tY, hes published n recipe fol
i1hpf0fine and preserving cider, b,
sns 81 which the progfess Of ihC
Yihons and acetic fermentationf
may bo eresled at pleasure, and
the cider preserved IL inst s66h d
state "a may DO desired. A cor.
respondent Of tho Boston journal.
anya: IhN
Put the now cider into clean
casks or barrels and allow IL to fer.
ment from ono TO three weeks, nc.
cording as the weather is warm or
cool. When It has attained TO
lively fermentation, add 10 each
gallon thFee-fourtbs of pound Of
white sugar, and Let the whole fer.
ment again until It possesses nearly
the brisk pleasant taste which IL is
desirable should be permanent
Podr out a quart OF tho cider, and
mix with Il ono quarter of an ounce
ofbulphite Of limo for every gallon
The eask contains. Stir until Il is
intimately mixed, and pour the
\. emulsion into tho liquid. Agitatc
tho contents Of tho cask thoroughly
= for a few moments, then let It rest,
t'iat the cider may settle. Fermen.
tation will be arrested at once, and
will not be resumed. IL may to
bottledin the eoourse ola few weeks,
or It may be allowed to remain in
tho cask and be used on draft. III
bottled, twill become q sparkling
cider-better than what is called
champagne wine.
Prof. uorsford, Of Cambridge,
) was the first 10 use the sulphite OF
limo FOR this purpose, and 10 him Is
due the credit Of first calling ntton.
ton to It's usefulness. 1t is in no
respect doleterious. as the sulphate,
into which the sulphte is changed
by the liberation ofsulphurous acid
is entirely insolublc, and remains
at tho bottom of the vessel.
Tho writer has cider prepared
IN this way two years since, which
has remained unchanged, and is
now q beverage of unsurpassed eN-
ccllence. Tho sULruIrE Of lime,
not the sulphate, must bo used.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27

Won WodTOFul Io9noVIon IoW Nay W ",
Alr, n. o. kineilsy, SIR have hsee solhns ihs
medichCt ofthe Gtaoienborg Company or the last iC
ysaIs, aal Aaye Invariably iouad thsm 10 Awe rroai
sauthcuoai and the pills have sold TO great maay
ianiiet a. Ferutar a. their tea and eoaee and with
my trade they have become a stanlo uHlvie, Mauhah
UieFins Cathohooa u medicuo that has done great
suount Of good In female di seases One lady sold
"a 10 told ne she had received more heneat from one
bottle thNn she "a tom lonr of medcal troat
msn,ty ,hs nlos, ,llfsl Phy.leiaas, Negu ualy'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27

nN Nut 0UtGMV NMA AuLG
oissminal Weakness, Natural and DuFnal Ennis.
sionf, Nerpus and General Debility ,lmpo-
teneei end'all iitcases arising from sOh
tary Habits or Excessive Indulgence.
VNHERE are thousands ofYouug Men, a. well a.
l. Middle Aged and Old MeR, who are snfering to
extent from he above diseases. Many, peFha
are not aware Of their true condition. Or when assist
Por he beaeGt Of such, We herewith give a few Of
the most common symptoms, via, Weakness Of the
Back and Limbs, Pain 10 the Head and Side, DimneE
ofSigLt, Dots and Webs beioce the Eyes, Palptailon
Of the Heat DyspePsa, Loss Of Memory Conusion
Of Ideas, Depression OF Spirits Aversion 10 Society
Self fpistrust, Timidityi ~. Fo5 saeh and AZ the
aoove s,mpsomi these femeaie' VIZ Be ionnaa "soE-
These remedies embrace three prsserip ptioni A hoS
ofPasies box OF Nervous Tonic Pins, and bcx oi
NeFils ronie Pills, al ufwhich have important oices
to pefioFm and should be used toeethsF In every
Their Superiority over other modes Of Treatment may
bo briefly stAtad a. follow, viai
~ They diminish the violence Of sexual oxoits-
ment. iH s
t,y-Thsy Immediately arrest nocturnal and dlamal
| emissions,
g0ns TO assume thair natural tone aud yigor.
tJ-They strengthen tho constitution BY eveTcom-
Jog nervous debility and genetal weakness,
essed, BY sSpshing al exciting causes IRON the sys
t5y-By their fnvigosatins properties they restore
the pstent 10 his nuluful health and vigor Of
hood.
FV-rbey cura when All other means have Allied.
~ thef eohtnln no NeIcnfyn no optums uor any-
thlng that ean 10 Eny event prove iniuHons.
~ They are easy aud pleasant 20 use ald will not
intefssre with he patieuts usual business or plsas-
ure.
| eD-rhsyean be used wlthout suspicion, or knowl.
] edge ofeyea a room mato.
That they may within the reach ofall, we have
nned the Prioo Of the Pastet At per boz and the
Pills a 50 cents per box each. In ordering b. mail
IA aadiion 20 the price, twelve cents n stamps ahoud
be iueiosed for return postags,
/ Sr, LADIES In uantofa safe and elsUtual
] ~ " remedies Tor iuogularites, suppTesiion
! NN~lGl5 oithe MeHsus, oF any disease peculiar 70
] cH : their seE, should use Dr.. Gates Fomale
] tNA Moathb Pulls. Price, By mail, 3 an
I NtlA - ono stlmp.
"s,.-~-yNSOS CAN'T These Pills shetld not BE-
used during pregnancy, a. nseauiase WILDE ne CON
seqnence
Ladies' who, itom m health, dsiarnity, OF any oihs
humane And reasonable cause, dqeu it nescesaely d
avoid an increase ofiamiy, can 40 without inert
RAG danger b health decentralization By tbs ule OF NJ
IA Caaxs ffeneh rTeyeniiye Po~esn. Price, ~
mail, 81 and two stamps.
! Thsss Posdofsesn 6aly he oblaihed By addrsaiinl
ssni iss D.. Gsis'. Private Msdissl Treatise o.
Sexual Diseases. ffiee 40 osnia-
H.e.MILlER 90. GsssEal AsssH.
soia aIian. hy III. "a. Jehn 4 o., where hs
nay be ob,ainsd y sIfyias " PslsoaOs by mail, "a
eloiing rnse aAa aianpi a. thsse.
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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-09-27
HaFtfOrdFlre Insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
INCORPORATED IN 1910.
CAPITAL 100000.
ALL PAID UP.
SUBJECT TO ORDER SI9I; ;O09, 90
Musical Notice.

The undersigned offer their ser,
vices 70 the public teachers on he Violin, Flute
sudvafous ether asirulneuis alec, In the GTeat, Lai
In, freeah, Englisl a1l herman lansuaraa
ALBERT RORNSfElN,
J.IACOh hAlLLEuN.
olEtcs;-Washing,ea street, Lseasfh nu,iiiae
Front Enuanee. 0s2i-tf
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UDoLPHo woLFE's
Puro Port Wine

imported and uolilcdhy h'nsst pnt up for medcinal
ute with bis certificate on the bottle warranted pure
and OF the bestqunlity,
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J.Ho. Ion.sos, Medical Agent,

Read what nr, Rushnsll tays ofthe Crasubcrr Medi.
zines, DE- q, is physciaRo Of extensive pr,ctoe an
OF tho most iuooetse Ia the county (rrumbul) ir
whichho rusideg
eThit oefiiaos hat have used the Gndtabefg a. !,
aud Aiar,hnlh Cahollcou, sold here hy u. g. Jph,.
,on, In my practice To my entire sauthcuon, They
are good medicines. nR g. w. RuguNRLL +" p
IlaHiord, rwmbull Co, o., MaFgb Z, is57,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1861-08-31

afraid 10 nominate (witha few exceptions men
of their own party experienced democrats, but
have selected young concerts to their secession
dodge. in order to tickle their fancy and to
bind them closely, but the game " i'll not work
here it has been played out everywhere. as
was lately shown in the Kentucky election.
it is the old democratic party in Disguise. and
many honest men who have been caught in
their trap will probably when il is too late,
he sorry for it.
We cannot be 60 ll,d by political tricksters,
who are willing to assume any name or title
in order more .ilcciu aly to carry out their
nefariuus secession doctrine. Buds Of fra
tier will flock together. and to any and all
Bell. Everett men who have suffered thcmsel
YES to be nominated by the Secession Peace
party, We VIII shy, "you are found i'll bad
COMPANY. and VIC cannot give you our sup
port" Such men are more dangerous than
straight cut seccssonisls. Like viper they
sting swhen least expected, and will be
found the advocates Of secession whenever an
opportunity oilers.
McSsrs Bradford and Muffit will receive
good majority in tins county tins fill, aud
We shall surely elect sound Union Delegates
TO the next Legislature. Very truly, yours,
UNION.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HAY AND GRAIN
" NTED

w ~ y L I-LlI.
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited and
~ will be received until ~ O'Clock M, on
WEDNESDAY, the 4th proxmo, for the
delivery at This place Of the following
amounts of Hay and Grain, viz:
525 TONS of good mcrchanta-
Bile Hay, by the 18th Sept.
1850 TONS Of goo! merchant
able Hay, by the 5Oth Sept.
& ,O20 Bushels of prime Corn,
56 lbs to the bush, by the 18th Sept.
10, $50 Bushels of good Oats,
81 lbs. to the bush, by the 18th Sept.
IL, ESQ Bushels of prime Corn,
81 lbs. to the bush, by the Both Sept.
%, 900 bushels Of good Oats,
81 lbs. to the bush by the 30th Sept.
The Grain and Hay to be delivered either
at the Wharf near the Railroad depot at this
place. or at the Railroad Depot.
Bidders will specify in their proposals
whether the amounts will be delivered by
Rail or by Water.
Bids will not be considered for smaller
amounts than 100 Tons of Hay aud 1000
Bushels of Grain.
The Hay will be we'll baled, and the weight
marked on each bale.
The Grain to be in good sacks, we'll scwcd
and 2 bushels to the sack.
The bids to be marked on the envelopes
enclosing them, " Proposals for Hay and
GRAIN"
The contracts will be made with the lowest
responsible bidders who can offer sufficient
guarantees for the proper fulfilment Of their
contracts.
The Quartermaster to have the privilege
of accepting all or any portion Of any bid.
c. &. SAWTELLE,
Capt and A. q. NJ,
U. S. A.
Office of the Asst Quar-. Mast.
U. S. Army,
Perryvile, August 18th, 1861.
Aug. 81, lS6I-lw
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For The Cecil Hhig.
The Peace Party.

This plausible name has been put forth
for the purpose of deception. Its organlza-
t"r III Mar, land Was the act Of legislative
cats>us {: the act of legislature whose corlup.
unn and treason are known to all. This same
body recommended the acknow,dg emcnt
of the Southern Conlrderacy. Ia military dcs-
poiSrn)-it reported u bill to place the State
in the hands of five rotcd Svcc. sionists, Iwo
Of whom are SAID to be in the rebel army a,
this time, and TO appropriate two millions of
dollars to enable them to carry Maryland out
Of the Union, and dcluse her soil with the
blood of her loyal citizens. This is the same
legislature that paid the per drcm of :wo
members who were absent at the last two
sessions, and were actually in arms against
the Government with the rebel forces al Ma.
nassas. This is the same Legislature which
visited the rebel camp at Harpers Ferry. to
encourage lhem perhaps. in the destruction
&C the Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road and the
Chesapeake and OHIO Canal, works in which
the State has such a large interest and 1t
will not surprise any body if this legislature
at its next session should report bill to in.
dctnniiy Virginia for the expense she has
incurred in destro, ing the Rail Road aud
Canal. This is the same legisa ture that has
Ken up SO much Of It's time in expressing
sympathy Tor Marshal hanc and other traitors
against the Government who used their Efforts
for the destruction of the Capitol by attempt
ing 10 arrest the passage of troops for its
defence, by burning the railroad bridges and
calling together forces to dispute their passage.
Could any measure for honorable peace origi-
uate with such body no. never. BY
their fruits We shall know them -" Men do
not gather figs Of tholns, nor grapes Of this.
ties" The Constitutional Union, alias
An,i.Cotrcion. alias, Peace Party. means
dislcyalty to the Government. means ScccS-
sion and treason by those who have gotten it
up, if their antecedeut acts mean anything
b. not deceived 10y the cry of peace: ii means
srm. So far as the Peace move will have any
effect. it will he to encourage treason, protract
the struggle, and increase taxation. Let no
man be deceived by such hollow hearted
trick.ry. u.
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4 Card from the Grorer y Baker s. NJ. Co.
Our Patents being now established by the
Courts VIC are now enabled to furnish the
GROVER 4 BAKER MACHINE, with impor-
tant uproycmonts at GREATLY
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90 hcaGcrs an0 GorrcsrcnNfn!s.

1.-THE beautiful Io,m by "Maude. +"
which We print this week. was Wi, Ell while
her ouly child was out in the country, for the
btneiit Of his health. 1t exhibits in every
line the tender anxiety Of a tue mother, ard
does credit to both the head and heart of its
gifted authorcss.
GTThe communication from Charles.
town." coming to hand rather late was
crowded out by Other matter.
GIVE are Informed by a note from the
Captain of the Mafiit Zouav,s' of North
East. who added, Ivy their Oriental COSTUME
and martial BEARING. much interest and ,iIcct
to the Union meeting al Rising Sun on las,
Saturday, that the company name was adopt
ed IN honor Of our patriotic candidate
for Comptroller. The Captain adds:
The company is composed of Patriotic
young men Of Nol III East, who stand ready
to serve there country when ever called upon
The name is good selection. and the COM
pany have had the pleasure ofr,c,iving from
AIR. Maflit. u beautiful stand of colurs. for
which Its thanks are publicly expressed by
the Captain"
w. Sorrow icr Old Virginia." by Il
-'girl whose nearest and dearest friends a re
unfortunately tuning th,ir AIMS against their
country. we would like to ohlire our un-
known fair friend by publishing, but The
verses lack literary exrcutiou. We hope she
will make up her mind to be good
Union gnl, notwithstanding the abcrring Of
her frients, and vow with the solen,ni'y Of
Ruth TO Z" follow after " The Srais aud Stripes,
making their country her country and their
God her God.
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The public attention is respectfully
requested to the following cards of
ELIAS HOWE, JR., and the GROVER
Il BAKER S. NJ. CO.:
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ELKTON ACADEMY.
NOTICES..
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NUTICE TO UKEDITUKS.
THIS is to give notice, that the subscri-
L Der Of Cecil county. hath obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county, letters OF
Administration on the personal estate OF John
Whaylen, late of said county, deceased
All persons having claims against the said
deceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with the vouchers thereof duly anthem
ticatcd, on or before the 18th day of March,
1862; they may otherwise, by law, be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate
All persons indebted to said estate are
requr sted to make immediate payment to
the subscriber. Given under my hand this
10th day Of August, 1861.
JOHN LAVENDER,
Administrator of John Whaylcn, decd.
Test--JAs. MCCAuLEY, Reg.
Aug 10, lSGl-6w
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NEW STORE.
ROSSELL g. HIN Els.

HAVING purchased the New Store House of
lMr james Denny, in Elk,on and fttel up the
same in handsome style, and having Just pur
chased, at the lowest figures. an entire
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EDUCATIONAL.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINERY.

A select Boarding School in a beautiful
IA and heslihful house, miles from
Media, Pa, and miles from Chester
Easy Of access, but sufficiently removed from
city and town influence to be morally safe.
A large Philosophical apparatus for cXper-
imcnts.
Recomme nded by Philadelphia Conference
VI the III T.. Church.
Thorough course Of study in all the Usual
branches.
Students prepared for College or business.
Special attention paid to Mathematics and
National Sciences.
Boarding for higher English and Mathe
NAUTICAL course per week, So
Tuition per quarter, b w
For Catalogues address
REV. j. llERVEY BARTON, A. NJ,
Village Green, Del. Co., Pa.
Ang II, l86l-5w.
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4 Card from Elias Ho,ce, Jr.

II CWh JFoW EHdS HOUe, Ut.
All persons are cautioned not to make deal
in any Sewing Machines which sew
from two srools and make tho stitch known
MS the Grover h Baker stitch. unless the same
are purchased from the Grover Il Baker Sew
ing Machine Company, or their Agents or
Licenses, and stamped under my patent Of
September 10, 1876.
Said Company, and their Licenses, nlono,
are legally authorized under their own patents,
and my said patent, during the extended
term thereof, to mako and sell this kind of
Sewing Machine, and all others are piracics
upon my said patent, and will be dealt with
accordingly wherever found.
ELIAS HOWE, JR.,
Jan %, 1Sal-ly. New York.
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YOUNG LADIES, INSTITUTE,

CITUATED upon Il beautiful cminence in
- the western part of the City Of Whining
ton.
Grounds embrace nearly two acres house
heated throughout, and thoroughly ventilated
Two pupils occnpy room. Board and
Tuition in English per scholastic year, Sl5O
payable quarterly in advance.
Music, French and Drawing at Professors
prices.
in September.
REV. THOS. M. CANN, A. M,
Principal and Proprietor.
Aug. 10, lS5l-lOw
~kcnt News, Chestertown, and Gazette.
Easton, will copy the above advertisement to
the amount of So, and send copy of paper
and bill to advertiser, Wilmington, Del.
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I)lc0.

COLMARi.-At his residence in Chesapeake
City, on August 18th, inst, Mr.. JAMES ii.
CoLMAnY, in the 9Th year Of his age.
BRINTON.- On the 18th inst, EDWIN F.
son of A ban IL. and Mary L. Brinton, in
the sixth year of his age.
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NOTICE.

TNIlE undersigned having associated with
i him in the Tin, Stove and Foundry bust
ness, Mr.. Th"s. G.. Crouch, the business will
hereafter be conducted under the firm of
GANTWELL & CROUCH. Returning my
thanks to the public for former tavors, most
respectfully solicit continuance to the new
firm. JOS. Z. CANTWELL.
March % 1851
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ORPHANS, COURT.

TTIIE STATED MEETINGS of the Or
l. phans' Court of Cecil county will he
he Id on the Second TUESDAY in every
month. Executors. Administrators and
Guardians, wanting their accounts stated
will please bring in the vouchers few days
before Court. JAMES McCAULEY,
July II 1858. Register.
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Samuel Marshall,

DENTIST,
MO. 1O5 WEST SEVENTH STREET. between
~ Shipley and Orange, WILMINGTON. Del.
s. NJ. having enjoyed practice in this city n
plumber of years with pleasure refers to the prom
nent cit liens generally. ISept |, 1S60-ly
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NDHICE

TN view of the unsettled condition of com
l. merciu Affairs, and the absorption Of my
entire capital in the credit business, l am
compelled to announce that, on and after the
FIRST OF SEPTEMBER, next, shall
adopt the CASH SYSTEM.
propose to Sell at very small advance
and shall require Cash, or an equivalent. for
all sales. h. e. REESE.
Elkton, Aug. "a, lSGl-3m.
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REDUCED PRICES.

The moderate price at which Machines,
making the Grover Baker stitch, can now
be had brings them within the reach Of all,
and renders the use of Machines making
inferior stitches as UNNECESSARY as it is
UNWISE.
Persons desiring tho best Machines, and the
right to use them, must not only be surc to
buy Machines making the Grover Baker
stitch, but also that such Machines are fnndo
and stamped under our patents and those Of
ELIAS HOWE, Jk.
GROVER 4 BAKER S. NJ. CO.,
495 Broadway, New York.
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Che Alarkcts.

EIKToN MARKETS Wheat Sl.l0. Corn
~ cts. Oats new ~ cts.
BALTIMORE MARKET. Wheat: we quote
White alta 81 GOAL 30, Red $l.0Sa$l l3-
Corn. White 50a54 cts yellow 45a50cls.-
Oats. Maryland 26a30. Pa, 30a33 cts.
Hay AND STRAW -Baled Timothy l4aSl6
PER ton: loose do 'l2sSl3; Glover, baIed
loa$l2: Rye Straw, BASH Dat do. lass;
Wheat do 5aSG.
New York CATTLE MARKET. Sales at
laS cents per H., and averaging 7a7s Cts. pei
!b-an an advance of haa cts per lb. Sheep
in fair demand: sales II: 2a3I cts, Lambs at
4a5t cts per 10 for ordinary TO prime.
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GiIpin's Falls Mills.

HNIIE subscribers having purchased the
l. Gipiu's Falls Mills, respectfully
announce that they re prepared at all times
to grind Grist Work, at the shortest notice
We would also say that we have on hand
FLOUR, and all kinds of MILL FEED and
MEAL ut the lowest cash price.
J. u q. 5. COOPER.
Aug. II, ls6l-Gm
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One Thousand Able-B0died Men

VX7ANTED to constitute the lst Regi-
w ment NJ. |. V. CAVALRY. The men
are enlisted for three years; pay ST. per
month, and rations. They are also entitled
to complete suits of clothing, medical attend
ancc, with horses, arms, and complete equip
mcnts for each man furnished by the Gov
eminent, and at The end of service they will
receive a Bounty Land Warrant; and one
hundred dollars in cash. Seventy-nine men
constitute Company. SO soon as that
number are mustered in pay will commence.
Apply to COL. J. p. CREAGER,
sos West Baltimore street,
Aug 10, 1861. Baltimore, Md.