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Foreign Ports.

Glasgow, March s.-Ariyed from this port,
British ship Vepilia, McEWen.
Genoa, March ARRIVED from this port. shin
soiterlno, Pendeton; 3d-ship African. Pollard.
445tni-shp Harrisburg, Wiswell; bark j. L. Davis
taifchild Sandman bark C. Colombo, Antola !:
sippi, Yalenta. ''''f 't.s't7
/, Hayre, March 4 ARRIVED frem this port shin
AsYening star, Robinson; ship Aquilla Oliver: 5th
ship 0phelia, Higgins "'H
CLEARED Tor this port, March 4tII, shin Ariel De
iaano; STU ship Joshua Mauran Miliiken; shin
+ a;talanta, Whitmore; ship Charles S. Pennel. Mel
cher; ship James II Paften, Woodward: shin ISx.
Roberts. - ~ lN'o-A'' oai'S.
Hamburg, March s. Arrived from this mort, bark
~, washington Plate; 4thbark Antioch Sylvester !:
bark William Jane, Brown.
liverpool, March5.-Arrived from this mort. shin
Emily Augustus, Strickland; ship Mnnehabap
MeGrath; bark Lonisa Bliss, VianelIa: shin Chin.
borazo, Mehan British ship Lady Havslock, Cant.
Doran stll-ship Aldanah, Bunker British sIip
island Home Mann. p
Cleared for this port, March Tth. shin Golden
Light, Vaughan. Sailed, March Cd, British shin
Arthur, Watson 5th-ship Monsoon Howe
~ the river outward bound, March 9th, British
ship John Parker, Belts; ship Kate Prince, oar.
IRISH; ship Joseph Fish, Young
Entered loading for this port, March 9TH. British
ship G9rioianns, Kenneari 7th- British ship Bel.
mont, Grant.
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ENHEIJ8ExN -l5e1 l. 9 S ana . gallons for sale by
~ 8. n, GRAFIAA & CO.,
~ 90 Gusosnhouss stEeet.
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Leaves on THURSDAY. An Inst. at p. NJ
REGULAR Il ED RIVER PACKET.
~ ID The ne magnificent trstclaSs passenger packet
lSsls DE Soto, II. H. Beard, master, Geo. r. Remor,
viii leave above Shreveport
Bayou Cou:hattc Campe Grand Ecoe, St. Maurice Mont
eomery Cote, Alexandria, Norman's Rarbn's ali
mediate landings Red River For freight passage apply
on board
VIRGINIUS c. DENTXEL,
al Advertising Agent
The DeSoo will have clerk the ievCe every Wednesday
ready 10 receive freight.
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CUMBERLAND RIVER.

Leaves TUESDAY. Arril q at 8 p M
HOR NASHVILLE, CI.ARExS-
, ~ n vile, Tce's Landing Canton Eddyyie DycTs-
burg; sm ~ Psdnesh Metropolis Cairo Co
tGertnedate andngS- The regular packet steamer Hed
etpyGEs VIM Strong mnater, will leave as above Ear
freight or passage apply on board
+. DUFFTEID,
This brat connects at Memphis with Memphis and Charles
on Rallroad and ~ Cairo Evittl the Illinois Central
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Z. z Il
Per steamship Austin. from Galveston via Sabine
Pass Baldwin, Wood, Allen, Blake Whitaker,
Craig MeElroy and lady, Galley, Thrice, Alex
ander, Blair, Wood on deck.
Per steamship Desoto, from New York via Ha-
Yana~76T cabin.
Per steamship Florida, from Apalachicola in
cabin.
Spoken.
BY Capt soule, Of the ship Western Empire, on
the 2sth inst, off Gun Key Light bark Gen. Tay-
lor, from Boston bound to this port
Domestic Ports.
Azzan, Hogan. ~-'f
schooner L. Chester, Somers
schooner FL P. Stoney. Bergman. =
New York, March 25.-Rrriyed from This mort
ship Far West, Page bark Citizen, Smith; bark
chester, Atkins; schooner B. G. scribner, Car.
+ Il
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REGULAR RED RIVER PACKFT-
FL 4 For Shreveport Grand Bayou. Coushatta Campte
LsSsT&sa Grand Ecore. ST. Maurice, COle, Montgomery
soSssE-ss=szand AlexlUirn-The elegant swift running
very lghtdaught passenger steamer Sunlight, CGa
Hayes MASTER will leave above. For freight pasSuge
apply on board.
V1RGINIUG G. DENTzEL,
q
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T
, 49, h,ZFor Grand Ecore Natchtpche6, CIoniisryle
PlAisance, Collie Alexandria. Normans, Bar.
and all intermediate landings Red river,
Cane and Little rivers1he splen6d and swift unnng
Ight drnught passenger packet steamer RRpides j. @.
Doty master will leave above For freight passage
having ans accommodations, apply on board.
YIRG1N1US G. DEETZEE.
al yeftis Heout
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Leaves every tuesday, mt + O'Clock p NJ.
lin Dlaee Of the strqnler Glaflpefl ..s
r. THE UNITED STATES MAIL
u, fYssg sa Packet VfcksIurks, r. Holiness naster, for
yistsparFt WarrePto1, New Carthage, Grand
and Mail landings below For freight passage apply
m29 If g.s-. ECON FRY A rent
Tho vicksburg yicsburg Win tie steamer Charm
for all points river. E@s T5I's
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I'll freight for and plantation andjrs nus. 10
% y me shppers on return Of the boat, Passengers Will be
ed ~ any point on the Coast regular Coast Packet
morning. sl'ts '''e ieFeee every Friday
Pa Of the cabin can be secured BY
' IN, 4, mig IA
1het NO 2 and will take freight for Iii iabgiugs m 49,
Barhnlonew will, the PRIVILEGE II resb;npine " "sou
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1861-07-03
Ayers Cathar5ic Fills,
fca AL THE PURPOSES ofAfaslLY fHYsIc,

arc so composed that disease within lsc r~nge "
their action Gun rntcly withstand ~ trNe ihsn.
Their penetrating rrureric~ Sfaich. ma ytalsc,
and insigyrale Every portion n tho lrs1an organ
ism. correcting it, dissrscl action ara fcstnrir-
its healthy sisslit.c~. a. Consequence " II, 70
properties. tic invalid who j. Lowed Jnnn with
pain or physical Debility u a-'oaislfA in fHd W.
health Or cfcsrs rstoxd =, remedy M eiee -
simple and irsising.
Not only Do tics cure the cscry-dav raprlsinfs
~ every body. hut also many ia4AaJaic and
dangerous diseases. Tie sgtnt t,'oS nAnsi IL
pleased % furnish gratis riF Amrri9a -.lmunac.
containing certificates 81 itriT cures 'la d-reiuss
for their use III the following eomp.aiis trsre-
ness. len fH1n. Hea1schen rsi,i'g yu's i-D aard
Siomrch. Nausea. Isifsgrsfc,.. i.atfnfyn hrr. ~
I,iacf0,s ~ ne BDsres, IiosaitrsH. Le.s w iEyf-
sitc. .jam.di~r, and other HUNDRED c,ss.iplaints.
arising from low state 81 the tvd, n siiuctiDn
Of It's functions They are an excellent ~iscratvr
for the renovation Of the blood and The rsirra-
ton Of tone and ssrengtl 20 the sya'r dra.liastd
by disease.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,

ION TIT 1EAAHa ~&&@ -
Int .mittent Fever, or Fever and Agues
Remittcnt Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb
Aguc. Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Fevers, indeed
for the whole class Of diseases orisis
mating in hillary dcrnngements caused
BY the Malaria Of miasmatic countries.
No one remedy is louder called for BY the
necessities Of the American people than sure
and safe cure for Fever and Aguc. Such
we arc now enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that il will eradicate the disease.
and with assurance. founded on proof. that
no harm can arise from its use in any quan-
THY.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must DC OF immense service in the
communities where it prevails. Prercnfioa Is
better than cure. for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run in violent attacks Of
this balcful distempcr. This "CuHE" cxpels
the miasmatic poison Of FEvrn AND AcuE
from the system and prevents the develop
mcnt Of the disease. ii taken on the first APP
proach Of its prcmonitory symptoms. IL Is
not only the best remedy ever yet discovered
for this class Of complaints. but also the
cheapest. The large quantity we supply for
a dollar brings il within the reach Of every
body; and in bilious districts. where FEvER
AND AeuE prevails, every body should have It
and use il freely both for cure and protection.
1t is hoped this price will place it within tho
reach Of all--;he poor as well as the rich. A
great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and ccr-
tain cure Of Intcrmittcnts is. that il contains
no Qu.ainc or mineral. consequently il pro-
luces no quinism Or other injurious effects
whatever uron the constitution. Those cured
BY it are LEFT as healthy Is IL they Lad never
had the disease.
Fever and Aguci is not alone the consequence
Of the mia.matic poison. A great variety Of
disorders arise from its irritation, among which
are Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Gon,. Headache,
Blindness, Toothache. Earache. Catr,rh. Asth-
ma, palr;ta,icn, Painful Affection Of the
Spleen. Mysteries. Pain in the Bowels. Colo,
Paralysis. and Dcrangcmcut Of tie stomach.
all q which. when originating il this cause.
put on the intermittent type. q become period
teal. This crRr" cxpcls the poison from
the blood and consequently cul,s them all
alike. II Is an invaluable protection 70 immi-
grants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malAfiIus districts. Ii taken
occasionally or daily while exposed 10 lie in
fiction. that will bc eAcretcd from Il y SYSTEM
and cannot accumulate IN sufiicifrt quantity
70 ripen into scasc. Hence il is even more
valuable for protection than cure, and lew will
ever suffer from Ltcfmittcnts. it they avail
themselves q the protection this remedy az
fords.
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EsTRAY NOTICE

rTvAKEy up ty Alhert Moshier, on the
4 10Th DAY Of June, 1851. ;esicIng 10 Co
lumbis township. Dubois county. and State
Of Indiana. one estrsy mare, supposed 10 be
eigh, yrays old last spring. She is a light
gray. ISL hands high, she has lump on
her nose, jus, below The eyes, and she has
the appearance OF the big jaw.
The said mare was posted before me. Jas.
Houston, a Justice Of the Peace Of Colum-
bla township. on the 20 h dsv Of June. 1861,
and the sane was appraised by SAINT Belly
and WIN. King Of twenty five dollars.
I, James Houston. do hereby certify that
this is o true description Of the shove de-
scribed mare. as the same appears OF record
on my esiray docket.
JAMES HOUSTON, Justice.
The shove is true copy Of on estray no
lice record in nv Office.
BIB EDMONSTON. G. d. G. G.
July 3. 1861
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

ron THE RAriD CURE or
Coughs, Colds, influenza. Ircarscncss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipicn: cnnsump-
tion, and for the relief Of CcEsnmriivc
Patients in advanced stages Of the
disease.
So wide is the field ~ is usefulness and 50 nu-
merous arc the eases II its cures, that almost
every section Of country abounds In rcrrous pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases OF the lungs BY is
use. When once tried. its superiority over every
other medicine Of il kind is apparent 70 escape
observation, and where is virtues are known. nc
for the distressing and dangerous affections Of tho
pulmonary organs that are incident 70 our climate
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends ~ every trial, conferred benefits
on he afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duccd cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten
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THE Army rr lKpsAsA-The Madison
Courier says:
We learn from q gentleman from Iadi.
snspolis that Governor Morton cas- trans
f~red The remaining two regiments Of infan'
trv. organized under the S,a,e's six regiment
bill TO The Federal Government. The soldiers
ia these regiments not disposed 10 be muster
"a INTO service for three years will be die
casrged, and their places filed with new
recruits. This ends the States army. The
regiment Of cavalry will hardly be orgar izss
unless The war cloud should darken The Dor.
der more than il does now
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND.
NOTICE u hereby given that in pursu.
IN snce OF an order OF sole made by the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Dubois county
Indiana. at the last term thereof, ]. the IN.
dsrsigued, Administrator Of the Estate oil
Mauhiss Hauser, deceased, will sell at pub
lie auction on Wednesday, the 3lst day Of
July, 1861, on the premises. the following
Real Estate Of the decedent. to-wit:
Tie east half Of the southeast quarter Of
section 10. town 2 south. range 4 west; also
the equal and undivided one. half or The north
east quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
SEC. 50, Town 2 south, range 4 west, subject
10 the widows interest therein.
Terms Of ssle-one-haIf Of the purchase
money 10 be paid in cash, one-fcurth IN six
months g. one-fourth in twelve morths from
date OF sale. the purchaser giving his notes
for amounts OF two lest named instaliDents
with approved freehold security. bearing
interest from date. and waving benefit Of
valuation and appraisement laws.
jne %, A. JOS. HEITZ, admr.
B. Buettrer. atty.
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TO CO NSU MPTIvES.
And those afflicted with
DYSPE PSIk,
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
HE ART DISEASE.
FEVER g. AGUE,
Or
CONSTIPATION.

The undersia ned now seveniy.fve years
old. has for years devoted his time 10 cnrinc
his Paris honers and the poor in New York
OF these dreadful complaints. which carry
thousands and thousands TO an uniimely
grave; he has seldom fc;led 10 cure all who
have applied 10 him for relief. and believing
Il 20 be . CHRISTIANS duty to relieve those
abroad. rs well rs at hone. h. will send TO
those who require i, Copy q Prescriptions
used. Gree Of Charge), with direction for
preparing and using the same. Also rules
on Diet. Bathing. Ventilation. and Exercise
for the Sick, they will find these remedies. a
cure cure for Consumption, and all diseases
Of the THROAT AND LuNcs. FEVER AND
AcUR, CONSTIPATION. HEART DISEASE. Drs.
PERSIA, NERvoUs DEBiLlry, add FEMALE
COMPLAINTS, and be hopes every one afflicted
will send for copy, as il will cost nothing,
and those suffering should apply before ii Il
too late These Prescriptions are used by
The most eminent Physicians IN London,
Paris, and New York. Those wishing them
will please address
REV. DR.. CHAMBERLAIN,
WILLIAMSBURG, New York.
Feb. Q. 1861.
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Any person sending rs five new
subscribers, and the money, will re.
ceivc a COPY Of the Courier for ono
war. aR a present.
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Si0.e5s u
EXPENDITURES

Total, SlU,6o5 II
EXPENDITURES
There has been paid out Of the Treasury,
during the financial YER 1860. ending o.
April Isl. 1861. the following Gums upon
the following accounts. 10 WI:
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NEW REMEDIES FOR
: II Il II M A II o * II III G A.

NEW REMEDIES FOR
= n Il u vi A II q Is II III &c A.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. PhilsdeI-
ii phis A Benevolent Institution esisb-
ilshed bg special endow for the relief
OF The Sick aud Distressed. afflicted with
vruient and Chronic Diseases. and especial
" Tor The cure Of Diseases OF the Sexual
Orgun<
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis BY the
Acting Surgeon.
vALuAELs REPnRTs on Sperms'orrLO,s
and other diseases OF the sexual urk ans. aud
on tho Me- REMEpirs employed IN the Dis
pensary, sent 10 sealed letter envelopes. Tree
81 chargc. Two or three Stamps fag post
sge srcepsahle Address. DIR }. ski LIN
uOUGHTON. Howard A-soristivn. No. q
: Ninth .'r.s'. Pinisd-l, hi. r. ln'b
Sur - lnd,sns. Dubol- county. -:
III the cirrui, Court Of Dubois county. Iud~
July term, 1861.
State Of Indisns. on
r-istion VI
rsnbridge township
u DUBOIS County
V lAr'iyo % Dooc
>p.ne'er Cromrr.
John OJei
Jacob Herman, md
Jn-rrh Bros. uavr
I'D n IL known thar on This h day NJ Nay
I'D in 'heyerr 1861. the rba.. named plsis.
ufF b. ~ attorneys. h ed 10 me ofiies oi tho
Clerk ~ The Dpboi. Circuit Court, his ecm.
plain, nrsinsi ssid defendants. 10 The above
.u,'lrd caus and also has fed NJ an Al
ids,ii 81 comp~fen, person. that esd
Spsnelsr J. Cromer j. Dvt resident VI the
Sat- Of Indisna.
Sid drfsrdsn'. Spsngler } Cramsv. =
therefore hereby ro'li-d Of the fling and
peudrpcy ~ sid complaint agriDsi him.
an' that unless he sppssr sId sn.~'r'T d.
mur therein. Al the calling ~ suid rrnsr -
tn. sgrond das "a The nsxi '.rm ~ $50
court. - BE- heaun and held = 'h ruurs
hou*r ~ jasper. On N. fourth NJ ,risy h.
Juy NIX. ssid complain AID III ms'''r-
-nd Thing. therein confsined std lsg.f.
AiIl b.- hes-d sna determined - - rss,' 4.
HAZrL q EDMONSTON. tirk.
s n'h. d Bus,iper snd u Smit,.
I'm. 5-3.. Anvs b~ ri.,-r1
aaAa
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Exhibit 0G Common a. C0E-
gressiCnai T0ysElS'p school
Funds.

AN EXHIBIT Of the Common and CON-
~ eressional Township School Funds q
Dubois county. Indiana, for The i'sen' year
lSCO. ending The hrst day o. Aprh 1861 -
repur,ed q the Board of County Commits
sioners at their June term. 1851. as iollows,
lto.wlt:
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Dubois County Exhibit for
Fiscal Year 1850.

TIME following il q statement 81 the .
y nances Of Dubois county, Indiana. ior
the fiscal vrrr 1870. beginning The ist tsy
% June. 1890, aud ending the Sis, day q
May, le6 4. bo.h days inclusive, a. apprar-
from The records Of the Board Of Commits
slonen Of Dubois county, to-wit
RECEIPTS.
There was remaining in 'be Treasury June
Isl. 1860, as reported BY the Treasurer
the sum Of S9sa A.
Thsre have boen received 81 the
Treasury since June !, 1860. the
For Rsdemo,iou Of Land. 1905
Ferry License, y
show License. s O(
\ nej. Coun.y revenue. 1859, 644 II
County revenue. 1850, $751; q
Del. rad tax. 1859 ~ 5.
Road tax. 1860. 600 "
Del. Township Tax 1859, l26 81
Township tax. 1850, S29 y
Del Special school TX. 1859. $40 y
Special school tax, 1860. 793 q
Special Jasper tax, 1889.
Del. tax collected alter October, TO- q
A mount Poor sylum tax, DIS y
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Sum Total, $l.S75 l6
There has since been received at
the Treasury the following sums
for The following objects, 10 wit:
Interest common school fund DO 10
ursr. 4,549 &C
Com. school fund refunded, 1881 81
20
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REcEIPTs.

There was remsinine 10 the Treasury March
1T, 1860. the following amounts;
Interest common school iund Sol' Il
Grocery license. $50 *
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Money nOr War Expenses!
NOTICE u hereby given TO those holding
IN Dubois county orders That there "
MONEY IN THE TREASURY
10 redeem All County Orders issued prior 70
The IL day ~ JAW, 1859. being up 20 snd
Including No. 965. end which have besa
presented for payment. Interest an said OF
ders viii be s,upped from this date.
THEO SONDERMAN. 7. D. G.
June IL, IS6i-2w
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There has been paid out q the Treasury
from the first dsy at June. 1870. 70 The
3ist day Of May. 1861, both days nclu
sive. the following sums for The following
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a. FROM he svbaesioss. living %
|AN The PisseeviIle and 6syssllls fose.
ioue ~. - IRON p,eseeviIis. On Nay -. ioo1.
i duk grey mare, TAO yeass Old. 10 hsrds
hirh. and well buiit No marks o. brands.
Any person returning said mare tome %
giving information 90 that can gel her, will
be literally rewarded
juno i2-3ss GEORGE BAUER.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

cause her courage, tact, and success as o
traveller showed that size was very remark
able woman. Her last Journey took her TO
various countries in Europe, and then to
South Africa, the Isle of Bourbon, and NADIA
gascar, She intended to visit Australia, but
serious illness in Madagascar disabled her for
travelling and compelled her to return to
Europe She died at the residence of her
brother, in Vienna, August 9th, 1858.
LIFE AND ADVENTURES IN THE SouTn
Pacific, by Rowing Printer, published by
the llarpers. begins with the fitting out of
whalrr at New Bedford, aud records the OBJ
servaiions aud adventures connected with a
whaling voyage in the Pacific 1t is reada-
bic book and has many pictorial illustrations,
that will attract attention.
The OKAvANGo RIvTR, a Narrative of
Travel, Exploration, and Adventure By
Charles John Anderson. New York Har
per & Brothers. This is an octave volume of
Ala pages. Besides interesting narrative
OF travel in Africa, tie volume has an excel
lent map of South Africa, and various well eX-
ecuted pictorial illustrations. The tIavel in
Africa of which this record is made began at
Cape Town toward the close of the year 1856.
Ii was Mr.. Andersson's second journey in that
region The record OF his first journey was
published IN a volume entitled Lake Ngami."
"SoNGs IN MANY KEYS" by Oliver Wen
dell Holmes, published by Ticknor & III Ids,
is the title OF a volume OF 305 pages, filled with
poems, which are fifty described by this title.
The first, entitled Agnes" fills twenty-siX
pages. The others are shorter. 1t is unmec
essary to tell our readers how well Holmes
writes, now successful he usually is i'll
verse He is too well known to need an intro
duction. The volume is for sale at Holbrook S.
The Poems OF JOHN g. SfxE, collected
in one volume, and published by Ticknor &
Fields in blue and gold, can BE- found at Hol-
brooks. There are many who will desire TO
have this volume, which, in addition to the
beautiful type and binding, is embellshed
with an excellent portrait of the author
"STREAKs OF LIGHT, or Fifty. Two Facts
from the Bible for the FiftyTwo Sundays Of
the Year." by the author of peep OF Day" is
the title of volume that comes to us from
the Harpers. The title sufficiently indicates
lis character. We will add.that the sketches,
which are well written, are accompanied by
pictorial embellishments.
"NorICE TO QUIr," by w. G. Wills, author
of "Life's Foreshadowings, published by the
Harpers, is issued in paper covers, as No. 2l9
OF their Library of Select Novels" 1t is an
English book reprinted, snd contains a we'll
told story Of English life.
Worcester daily spy., 1861-12-07

WALTER ScoTT's TALES OF A GRAND
FATHER, VOLUMES Ill AND ", have been is
sued by Ticknor & Fields, and may be found
at Holbrooks. They begin with the begin.
ming of the seventeenth century, and carry
forward this sketchy and very readable histo.
ry of Scot and to the year l7l3, about one
hundred years. Two more volumes will COM
plete the series. 1t is one of the most interest
ing and instructive, and therefore one OF the
best, series of volumes for the youths depart
ment of household library. And the older
persons in most families will be likely to read
it,
"THE LAST TRAVELS OF IDA PFEIFFER,'
inclusive of 'Yisit to Madagascar" is one
of the recent publications Of the Harpers.
Preixed to the volume, which was prepared for
publication by her son, is an photographed
memoir of the author. The volume has also
a good portrait of Madame Pfeffer. The
biography tells us that she was born in Vienna
in October, 1897, and the story of her life,
briefly told, is very interesting. She began
her travels in 1872 when she was about forty.
five years old, and very soOn secured world.
wide fame by her published records of her
travels and observations in foreign countries,
partly because she narrated well, partly be-
cause she visited regions concerning which
not much had been written, and partly be-
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single exception, namely-hick woolen mittens.
The soldiers need these very much, and 1
would respectfully yet earnestly solicit a
supply of mttens for the entire regiment, so
that the hands of the soldiers shall not be
frozen or chilled while handling their guns in
defense of freedom, in the hour of our coun.
try's peril. would suggest that the mittens
supplied have a thumb one finger, color blue,
yarn coarse, and closely knit Send to my care
for dstribulien, marked "Hospital Stores"
Express prepaid Mt half the usual price.
CALVIN CUTTER,
Surgeon of 2lst Regt NJ. V.
p, SIN my former card, by mistake, l
omitted to mention the ladies' Of Ashburnham,
from whom | have twice received liberal
donations of articles needed in the regiment.
The ladies will please accept my acknowl
edgement. &C.