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III. G. SPALDING, ESQ.
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YPsmANTI, MICH, Jan. IA, 1861.
Mr.. SPALDING,
SIR:
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states, 30 cents. Upon the receipt of a four dollar N.
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the change enclosed in United States most ofice
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TURNER'S
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1861,

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From the Democrat, St. Cloud, MINI.
Hyou are or have been troubled with the headache
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in caseiof an attack. -
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swAIM'S JUsTICE-REvIsED.

THE NORTH MAGISTRATES, APRAC-
Il teal guide to the Laws of the State. and the decis-
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under the Revised Code 1S54-'55, together with full in
strnctIons and numerous new forms and precedents
by EDWARD CANTWELL, L. L. B., Counsellor at
Law.
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From the Examiner, Richmond, Va.
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TO THE
MILITARY TACTICS.

GOoPER'S MACOMB'S TACTICS. A concise
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Militia and Volunteers of the United States, com.
pretending the exercise and movements of the
Infantry, Light Infantry and Rihemen, Cavalry
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LAW BOOKS.

A Law Dictionary And Glossary. Containing
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Embracing, also, all the principal, common and
civil law maxims, by Alexander NJ. Burrill.
A new and enlarged edition. For sale by
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From the Ad0ertiser, Providence, z. l.
: The Cephalic Pills are said to be a remarkably fec
tive remedy for the headache, and one of the very
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NEW BOOKS.

PAMCRoFTS HISTORY OF TIE United
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Introduction to the study of international Law
designed as an aid In Historical studies.-By Theodore
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From the Western R.R. Gazette, Chicago, III
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From the Kanawha Valley Star, Kanaw1a,
Virginia.
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THE EVENING STAR.

The PiAEroN BLr1Ls --vsr!cu. rumors have
been puhltshcd IN ths Cincinnati r. Gers discTed-
iune the tfst adyiceS concerning Gen. Nelson's
sttscE upon the rebels in PIKE chIIEty The oaly
information we have which approaches authentj.
city 70 derived from the Ma Sterling whlg
which SAWS ThOs Turner, ESQ OF that town
who u one Of Gen. NeiBon's aids bad returned
there from headquarters and confirms pre- vio,s re-
ports except "a 10 'ae rebel Losses AZ Preston
burr our army v--e divided into two ealnTnr.
or uGder Col s'-'i took the route by wsy of
Jofns cr"'S with view 10 pess to the rear and
cut Of the CnRRIy
The Vlher column, under Gen. Nelson went
The dirfCt fCiie, aHd VeF. met by the enemy AZ
wy creek and bed a sharp engagement for one
orHr AMI twenty minutes, ard routed the enemy
With fcs q Killed and II wounded TIE
e.ie"Y report; TO nlon FTIeuds that their Killed
wounded aAd missing. was between 2o5 and 500
OF v BON some 10 were killed and 90 edd wounded,
ara We laiance missing. Col Siils command
nad on Its march several sharp skirrnIshes in
cIuding one at Piketon, upon which they came
as the rear OF the enemy were leaving-Col Ap-
person with Sill-;his command lost mona kiIiad
end Wonnded-Geotge West, Of this county,
Gen. Nelson acted with great courage. and ey.
posed himself in the thickest OF the Are The
sncny have lsSs the Siste .--Loui,vilgs JcrrnaI,
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r>. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
$3.50 AND FALL RIVER.

18z24s$8 By tho EpendId and Superior
Steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE. Of rToet
strength and speed, but particularly adapted 90 the
navigation of Lopy Island SOnCf, running IN con
neotiou with the Fall River and Old Colony Rail
road, distance of 81 miles only 10 Boston.
Leave Pisr No, 9 NORTH River near tbe Battery.
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Braytou,
Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fridays, 81 4 C'clcck
p. NJ, touching 81 NevTcr esch way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Cart Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, st q o 'clOok
p, NJ, touching at Newport each way.
These Steamers are Stted with commodious
state rooms, AMI ever aIfaasement fVg the securi
q and comfort OF passengers, who are AFFORDED by
this route nifhu' Iest on board, end on arriytl
1t Fall River proceed per Steamboat TTtin,Teaoh
lrE Boston early the following morning or msy
remain on board until sts -tlrC Of tie Aooumnods-
ton as A: L, By vfIoh they may recch Boston
about SIS A. III.
A baggage master is sttAched TO each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-
peniee the Same to It's Destination.
A steamer runs IN connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence dslly, except
Freight 70 Boston 10 forwarded through with
great dlspstch BY en- Express Trs IN, which iesves
Fall River ever morning. Sundays excepted, 81
N O'Clock for Boston Snd Nov Bedford, arriving
st its deetin atOn at about II A "
For freight or Pss saIs, aBRly On board or AZ the
and berths apply on board, If desired 20 secure
them IN advsnoe, TO WIN. Dor DEN, At't
70 and VI Wet street, n. \.
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w MANDATORY.
I have one of the best establi ehments, and fur-
uished with complete set of tools for repair ~
Ing every description of fine Watches, and aA
PARTICULAR attention give 10 the same, by $3.50
Ged Also, every desonp ION of standard SILVER
WI RE, plain and ornamental, manufactured under
my own supervisIon which my customers Will find
fAr superior in quality and finish to northern ware
svn mar ufaoture, II. D. HOOD,
sAG S5s Pa. Svenue. pear eth
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LEAVE PHILADF LPHIA
81 HgE FOR NEW YORK.

GX&@9 E we w ioHA
The Camden and Amboy and Philadel .hl. and
P IsPief 'Ffte Gsfs i5sR
Skb GR bEfST e., = ri
x.sA. NJ, Vi. Camden and Aubor. &c lnd A.
AtsA. NJ, VA Camden and Jersey City, IN. J..
Az T., Nm, via dindsn and Jsrss, CIT, Morn
Athx a. ~. via Ksnsins.op AID Jcrsg City,
at TX r. NJ, Via Camden and Amboy, (As eommo-
AtEP: NJ. via Camden and Anbo,. &c. and A.
a q ~; via yen'iassOn and Jernoy City,
At u p. u. via ksnsirston and Jersey City.
Ats P. a., via Camden and Jersey City, (Even,ns
A.llt 7; NJ, wa Camden and Jersey City. tsOuth-
Ats p. NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Aooommods-
ton, frsiEht and passenger, First Class TickotI
TSs 2 n MAI TI.ln run, daily. The IN p.
,n For BsiyideEe' Essson; tsRRbsrsr,!le rlsTlns
pr Water cap. st.o9ds s Scranton ,wtlts,-
Sm kssihinstoa VIA Delaware, LsOtavsnna and
X NJ gn s soS sss
The no A: N: li1e oonneots with the train leaving
For Mount Hc1J 81 andsA. I'd. and and U
p. NJ.
For Freehold at sA. M. and 8 p. nj.
For Bristol, Trenton, 30, at 40 A. NJ, " and
4P: M from ke9sington, and ~ P. NJ from
:, For Palmyra Riverton, Delsnoo, Beverly. Bur
4 nstoG., Fl9re9neoo, Bordentovn, 60, at IN. l.
Steamer Trenton for Bordentovu, and interme-
| wharf w
| III For New York and Way Lines, Iesvins
Remington Depot, take the oars on Fifth street
above walnut, half an hour before departure. The
cars run lnto the depot, and Arrival oftrsin rlE
: from the depot.
Fifty pounds of baggage only allowed IN esot
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from tskini
! anything az baggage but their wearing sHDarel
| All baggage over fifty pounds TO be paid fol-
extra The company limit their responsibility fo
| baggage to one dol L per pound, and viii not b,
liable for any amount beyond one hundred dollars
| except By special contract
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DENTISTRY.
TEETH.

Nj TEETH.
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, g.
MANY persons can wear these teeth who
cannot wear others, and no person can wear others
Persons calling st my once can be accommodated
Win any style and price of Teeth they may desTe;
opt 10 those who are particular and wish the pures
oleanest. strongest and most perfect dentufe that
art can produee, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted,
Rooms In this cIty-No. 33s Ps. avenue, between
IN and 10th sts' Also, sc7 Arch street, Phi afsl
pha. 90 lk-u
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q ALBASS RAftkSHp. nD
ALBANY, TROY, N0RTHH AMP WEST.

50 MMEh AhhhN6EMENT
Commencing Monday, May nth, 1851.
18th street.
For Dover Plains-<.oO ,. m. stopping at White
Plains and stations north 10 Dover Ilsins-from
(This train Win run to Millerton every Saturday
evening" :
For croton FaIls-s:lSa- m. stopping 1t all sta
tons north of Fordhsm from 18th street station.
For w hite Plains-20, <:10 and 500 p. m. step
For White Plslns-6:,6 p. N. ping at all sta
toms from w hite street station.
For Williams Bridge-7sS, 1l:l5 q, m. and $50 D.
N. stopping at all stations from nth street station
Returning will leave
AIbsny-9.0O g.. m. fast express train.
Dover Plains-5.0 q. m. (This train leaves Mil
leIton ever Monday morning at O. M
Croton FALLS ,. N.
White Plalns-&l0, 100 q. m. 4:io & 100 .. N.
Williams Bridge-b:D, 300 q. m. & hoo p. m.
street, for Central Park, YorkvIlle, Harlem and
High Bridge eyer{ few minutes, from 500 e. m: to
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PHILADELPHIA, WILL
M,ilNGroN AND Bhk-


CENTRALRGJT E FOE
THE. WEST. psC HUDS o. = "
ER kAILhOAD ard NEW YORK.
CENTRAL kAILRoAD txPres, Trairs eve
daily, spndsys eIsestsd, e iolEOS,. -.
a fl lS's s~pm Ai.Sm A8pw
MONTREAL and Buffalo
Train with sleeping
Connecting az Albany with tire New YorE CeD
tral Railroad for Schenectady Rocheste-, Utica
Batavia Rome, snd stations on Rome aud Wsttr-
spspensicn Bridge, Auburn, Genoyn Ca andsEus-
Trains in connection leave BCft'o and Susptu
sion via Lake shore, Buffalo anc ake Enron and
Great Western Railroad. for Hamilton Toronto,
Detroit, CHICAGO, Toledo, miiSsusie. fon Du Lac,
Dunleith, dubuque, Peoria, ROCK ltiane. Muscs-
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, QUTcy, Spring feid,
Alton, 81 Louis, Cairo, Terre ssute Ind spoIs,
Louisville, Cincinnati, a'ton, Conn bus, Clsve
land, and al points West, Northwest and South
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connectnr with TTains AZ ircy, with Troy
Boston and Rens. Il Saratoga loads for Saratoga
Whitehall, Rutland, Burlington, II. liars, Route
Polnk Plattsburgh, Ogdentbui Eh, Montreal, dc. .
IL Freight Arrangements BY this route u
above, without change of Cars, from the itepcts
Chambers and Canal streets. are al al times az
favorable te made by 9th Railroad Ccmpa1I-s
The facilities OF this great New ork & ate, the
an shippers for promptness and diFpa'sh
Passenger trsiDs. with Smoking sad Sleeping
Cars run In connection ON the New York Central
For particulars as 70 local trains and ffsiEht ar
rangements, inquire a. the depot. 6s " srren ct.
A p SMITH rirfos,dsDe
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n HERE Is SOMETHING YOU WANT
SOLDIERS, sdufPP 1 STORE
55 .oul s;sna Avenue. bet. 9Th and 7th cts.
Best Goods,
Lowest Prices,
Suffers Supplied,
no b-lm Gail and See
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k.yIiaf rSkSS$SffSSEES5s50 $5& Isl

r. THE REGULAR NAIL LINE
TON-Inlsnd Route-The s6ortest and most d
reot-Csrry the Eastern Mail.
The steamer 3 Pk,'YpMS3gTH ROCK, Capt I,S.
Williams, In connection with the StoninEton and
PrOyidence, and Boston and Providence Railroads,
leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
STo.en d s oePoos r NJ OF V on Tie sra1ys Sf y
he Mail Train which leaves Boston at $50 p. NJ
aG5 E .SS 5s fsh Si5
NM Ns%SEias. n rom yot
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday.
Passengers from Groton proceed per railroad 20
Trsp nne ssS soe 6S pr so.s :,
other routes, and In ample time for a. the early
Morning Lines connecting North and last. Pas
fsssr eoy th Tes III besf
fast If desired and leave GrOton In the Is A. N.
Trsinr connecting az Providence With the ! -
Fare from lIovideDoe TO Newport, Fifty cents,
A basgase master accompanies tbs Steamer and
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight.
apply on board the steamer, or al the Freight
Ofioe, Pier Ia North River, or al TIE Olnoe OF
the tCsmpsny' No. lis Wsss stess cerper Of Sort
-. HUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD-
- Meeting with Trains NORTH
E! Sss eS.sSs;..s Ny + rom y,h stree. =.
Tso oS and Aibsiy with rSis pm, Sundays in
rs sISssIe. ear. i iSlS sIsaoS ana
Pssi.t.alflL |; train II sSs m .gg u.
Fishklll tain.s TlS44S N; u.
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DHILAOF LrHIA PROVISION STORE,
- ll9 PENNSYLVANIA AYENTE.

DHILAUt % HIA PROVISION STUkEI
u ll9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Btftces- lsfA dRi 2nfh SIS
The under lgled, having located himself as
ahpve takes this meth d OF Informing the oti ssns
81 the Fret Wsrd that n has Openrd FIRST GLASS
PIos!SloI Store, conducted similar to those for
riIIoh PhIladslphia is famous
Here can BE- toun Is times 3 large snd fresh
srp7lJ of fOTs TRY, GAME. .EEF, NUT
Ton, &C. FRUITS and VEG ETABLESin sea-
son.
Particular affection rs called to his sto~ X and
prices of BUTTER, c. EESE, SO,
PnIlats phla Print utter. d cents
Goshen and Western Reserve 80. .l8 and 10 cents
Being doteTmI ned TO give .hs stIiotest attention
20 ths wants OF his customers, al9 to keep eyery
article IL his line OF the BEG 4BA and sell at the
public patronage.
F-milies Will 10 VISITED upon daily for orders, IL
required.
no 10 THOMAS r. WILSON,
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.&Sr 70 70. E 3 RST2sMkdKENRM aEs I " tiN ~ L.

Leaves the lower end II TNI0N DOCK, Balti-
more, west side, nAlLY, (Sundsys inc g3ed,) e.
conneotins With the Railroad lines to .nd ftoH
Washington, ID. G., Philadelphia New York, Bos-
West, Immediately aiier the srrva Of the Express
Train from New York snd Philadelphia.
The following ls the Schedule:
From New York 70 Fort Monroe and back. SIC
Prom Philadel ph's and tack SO
Prom Baltimore and keck-.-.. -. S.
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETS III
In New York at the New Jcrsey Rcilroac Once
foot of Courtlabd street.
In Phi. adel phIs, at the Com ary's once, ". w,
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets, OF a. the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the SteamsTE. foot of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER.
Passenger Agent.
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NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
/ OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTl BONE
L E r Fl,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE Oh CLASPS.

rR. g. u SiGESMOND,
910 B-oadtScy, Nsir YcTk-260 Penrsylpaain AZ
ssas, btil5'sa l2It AMI 18th sts +, F1ShtHstOp,
Cs,ls the atsf ntiOn of the pubic to tho following
idvsntssss o. his improved system zNsN
I. Tho Tessh Of bis me naiaoture villE43fEsS
aeyer corode nor change color by any ~Sk&I<
solds. being tIee fopItiS lighter than ally other,
= No teeth or roots need DO extracted, the
trtiEci-l 0T5- c-u be II serted over them,
s. The roots will be ,Esis InCfrasive, On never
o oche.
-Ies "a + be inside Immediately, thereby preserving
me natdIA! sIyJssIOl of tbs lacs. which under
The old ~ stem Is frequently disfiguTed.
5. This work hss boSE fully to.ted over Ave years
By msnJ Of the hTst ohsmsts and PHYSICIANS OF this
country.
DR.. 5. has slso invented q white undestruotive
metal htii1E, Nth Ehioh the most sensitive teeth
can Do filed without pain, and oan build up q per.
ssot, sound tooth OIL say eide roots which will last
through lifetime. .....
The best of references siven-tO DR. v. Mott; DR..
pOremu-, Professor of Chemistry. ". v; Hon.
Judge Wayne, of tbs Supreme Court of Washing
ton, and thousands of CthsrS
Gail and examine for yourself. no Gin
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ANE VERY NICE SECOND. HAND PIANO
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A larss assortment Of Juveniles -Msyns Reds
of |" e cent Il Al SSsHS books
ma National Rocks tore. aTs Pa. .v.
(,,UNBUATs TOR tn, WESTERN RIVERS.
aUAHrHAAsERs s,s &C.,! H.. ST Z,
PRoPosALs are invited for constructing Gun
may be examined Of the QusTsermsstsrs Once e1 q
PiopOssis lrem boat bull sr. and engine build,
Pans submitted By bidders yin Be taken into
isis Quar.erm..tsr ssnsrsI TINTED in dsS s.i::
w NOTICE. :
We Beg leave to oall the attention of Omcers
msnt Of all CLASSES Of EQUIPMENTS, and
cSSsS sns s ~ srs % m @Ssos Bs
warrant M vii retain its color: opT .ssort- -.
sinss, sword Knots. Gold and leather BuEisss,
sns sssss; sf 81
Inspection will prove satsfsetSry II every Reitlc.
90 as-Im Merchant Taiiors, No. zos fs. Nv.
= = METALLIC -
ARNGoE OIL,
Cleaning. Polishing, and Preventing Rust.
the above purposes, as well as for machinery and
Ss9 Yard o afs sos su a
- 'rrsalfft 4R,1st Isl NS;rt Tat tt..t'
Sc a 2m .
THE EUROPEAN HOTEL,, KEPT. BY 2.
avenue and Eleventh street, has been
treaty. Improved recently and nov Offers
lnd ETtngers than any other ynbiic housc In tse
sty his lLiees being less than those OF ANY othes
notei on Penn. avenue, and his kcoornmodsfiona
Ior IermAnsnt or transient boarders unexccVtion-
spie. The bar and restaurant srrsngemerts 81 tie
OF beng al that can be desired By the most ~
Ho on Ihs Irosrstor ynremitted atten-
iiteeuon 20 siia and thus renevs his Invitation 10
sIl 70 five the EnrnsAAn Hotsl call IA l-t,
NEW VOLUME BAI,zAC's NOVELs-Tke
esAtehemtst, or the House Of Clses from tke
rHfiiiss Msrner, the Wesysr Of ksyelos b, Geo
s:ss .A' 's'A'i Rz fNsoH 81 q Ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-22
NEW YORK AYR ERIE RAIL

MIA F and tSns foot q RssS
me. e Slot icf and Bu.lo
sa night 4 R%ts
So MIX il R' ds G0i }oa 6u.vs. and inter
nj LOO o = 1 M ACCOMMODATION, daily, for pors
Jerms, and pttec,pel stst,9nss ,. -
Sc Soc NM daily, for Dun
Ers Rnaso cs &. and pIineiPsl ss.non:
ssssGss az 20 iS& 3 EP5 Horn.,.
NATHANIEL h Hakasi MRss sUsr:: s'n1 Sup.
900 . IQENsON q NAsLE. 900
Between Ninth snS nts "a. soSsh :ids
Meet & Chandon. Bullfnser L Co. Cartier <
cLARETs-st julian. 81. Estsphe, Csntsrsc,
Bo6fS 81 ne 81 Of SSssl1 mar,
BRANDY, Whisky, GiR- Port, Sherry. Madeira,
LosSSsSSSsf sssSs&ifftis. srs.n Stout. E4lps,r.a
c,I ass q q stone Jug. :, 49,. -
weea the peoial attention Of su.lsrs,
sreSak sif sell
PoultIy, Fish Soaps, Vegetables and Fruits in
RfsisRRisflyst ; ;.s..s : e. Ano.a. Na
eHEfEssE. tEss s; and western ou.tin.,, a.n.
ss Rs Ss.,ss assss
81 every description, Pepper Ssuce and tomato
IL ne =. g. Ss o & dG ss. loves.
prices and on reasonable terms. q -. 90