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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
from the West:

FTsghts continue advance, and railroad transportation
from reporting further avonos'
closed heavy. THE fe.ht difficulty Is one iror which there
mise 10 well sIsned the ,csbosTd under good gr
egn demand Jut he-e oeirg only three Outlets u "a we
West producers will suler rom hish eight5 The D ',i'
p River triDg closed -c produce II u. entire a.
driven from ha c-nncl 10 the Eastern hlTcah In enl
ou TO hi, tho bstiurp and ONO RsirGad Is closed sud
C-rtr Is largely occupied th Government
Tbe vrir,sd liabilities :. conpar.l with sst Winter have
been reduced v IS nearly half while b1sinn's has a ely
inc cised; and usDag's have put pce up ~ cent NE
r III. properly ha. l. os. red what MAJ be .ed non ne
water lines shsl be- ciusdl IL l. probable 'lat g. 3D. on
drr ., Ssl srE , sarce : , q biol by the lsJ o' Jun
usry, tnd other -.'cs va proportion 10 ou 'i Glow
httyc thli ino rr0nts -tiroad busncss VI" Increase i
proportion o5 1t is 10 Re borne n inG ne, l.g "1
pty Ia large uuuleIs from the r.t terminus o. we
r2ss There being no prcspoc ttHn OF any rtGlcAon n
action Of railroad IIaug holders Of produce should hurry
,her property through before the closing O. n'isaion
to- navigation ts Mi ssppl should be opened u TIE
meantime, ~ some ur1poe, "a event;
HEAVY DusINEs, The Michigan Central Rail
road freight business the past week has been heavier
than ever before known. 1t even surpassez ba done
in the busy years Of 1855 and 1870. The ilelyhts
arriving % the depot in this city are % large that
all the propelleFs ia commission ave unequal 10 the
.gork 0! carrying diem away, working TO their ut
IN st caparity.
Tie Michigan Southern Rsirosd is bringing Ia
large quantities Oh live stock. On saturday enc way
oil contained Eve hundred head + beef cattle.
Osiroit Advertiser oil sept. n.
The following "a the United States Treasure
monthly statement showing the amount at his credit
in the Treasury, With Assistant Treasurer and de-
sgnated derositarss, and in the mint and branches,
by returns regeiy,d to Monday, Sept. ., lsil the
amount for which lr4fis have been issued, bnt Were
Jhcn unpaid, and tie amount then remaining subject
10 dran Showing also the amount Of future trmiers
to and from dcPostocs, ordered by the Secretary
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bed.

PkRNTS-In Ills city, wsdnrsd,y, Oct 2, s,rr I'm
g,rug illness samuel Bnrucs in the 3h year III lie ags
THO frunds Of tbs family invited to attend his funeral
from hts late rr'idsnce, No Spin Iest Of TIC
Bowery, Friday, Or. I, It p
CASs-At Einsmau, Truuihuil County Ohio, on Monday
WIDOW Of Captain Charles L. CasE, late 0l Drrsi ONO
in tho Goth year Of her age.
ELLlsON--On Sunday, Sept u.s. a. South " ven Lone ~
sud flJabsth. widow OF Rolrt liisOu and da sner VI
Nsor e. M. Hale Of the Royolluu1ary hTrIv.atl ssrI
OF the late Dr. Isaac Hgso % the Jui s,s o. hayy Ia
the 36th yea Of heEtge
MElES-At weshawken i'm, New.Jerssy on lfo1d-v,
sept CO. CHARLIE OF Cl4Ies aud L0ulss Msy,u ssed
months aid II days.
Of 80. l5l OcA-d s;ee, formerly ysnuis, Siod
- years.
TuOIpsOg-in this city, Tus-dsy Oct l. Ann the be
loved wife % Hugh 4hompsOn, sirl - years.
VAN BRCNT--ln BTso1yn. on Turiaay molnIu- Oct. !,
Alice Evelyn babe Of James A. ard Maria a. unt, ls
Nesr months rud ~ avs
Fuuersl on Ih1Ilduy sAoru05n Cd inst, ST O'Clock.
WALTON Tuesday, Oct Ann Vail in the S7th year Of her
1nera this afternoon a. pa O'Clock from the r-sidcuCe O. to'
nethew, TnoIaas Brown, Nc. iOl Attorney street
WIsNER-On s-tsldsy, Sept 28, 81 Luke uo.piai, o.
caucsr Harriet T. Lewis, wife Of Benjamin ID. Nlf4eT
s.ed ~ year..
WESTERN ELT--Tn Brooklyn, % Tuesday, Oct. ], Wa.
James only child Of james IL. and slreG NesteFveh
G.sd months.
WOoDRUFF-Iu Brooklyn, on Wednesday Oct. 2, Henry
8. Woodruff, aged p years.
H relatives aud rends aud those % bis bretLer Franklin
Woodruf and biz r0Jsin Albert Woodruff are invited 70
attend ne funeral o'clock Thus lay morning AZ No.
19s Henry street ili rCTsiut wiz be taken e. Con-
-Ncpt
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mARREED.

FIR AMr-WILLTTTs-On Wednesday, Oct 2, az Fiushi1g,
Lons Island BY the Fr'-nds oeronoHy Chncs j. Frame
20 Caroline Nt!-lt daughter o. tho Ais jacob issts,
Bay side. --zs.. - 60 , n.
igsi a die square ~. T.. Church, by The Rev
n Rstti.on the Rev J. }. MessmoTe OF GAIT Canada
Wet 10 JeaHis J., daughter Of 4 b. Ferguson esq u
yToS-RYERsoN-In this city, on Tuesday, Oct. I,
hy Tie Rev d.. Hawks, Nholoek w Newton snd Anna D.
I.ysrsor ell Il this city.
sT JOHN-DODGE-On Tuesday eyet.ins Oct. J. 1861 BY
The rev j. ". saus, D. d.. George b. 81 John 10 Magic,
daughter OF titus r. Dodge ESQ, all Of BroOk!yu
sTiJk Fs-kAN-ln Philadelphia, Ut the kut Unitarian
Church on Tnrlday, Oct J, 1867. By W. n. luruess,
d. D. Charles III stokes to flore H.. dEughto o. the late
John 4. hGy. - .
" ESTG E-PORTER-ln Lebanon. New .Hsnpshre, on
NVednesd Ay Aug. a. by the Rev 6 A. Downs EGTl W.
We,tgae. A. 81, Principal 81 CLsstcr ACaa"n "tnoui,
Mss Julia D. Porter daughter OF The su GtoKe Potter
Of Lebanon.
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House ia
Bl,as5,sa. bI,gll.424 sl,l62,57O tl,Il5gs

The asserting boudholders Of the La Crosse Rail
road Company held meeting yesterday, and APP
pointed a Committee 10 act for the bonoholders.
The time for assent 10 the scheme has been extended
20 Oct. q. There ia a strong opposition 10 The pro-
granme, which proposes TO appropriate the lions
share OF he property for ihe benefit Of the low num-
beIs OF the Land Grant houds, and organization
has been formed for taking an appeal against the
rendering Of Judge Miller in the ease IL the decision
should prove iore,h4dowed By the judges opinion
given ont lss Spring.
Messrs. Thompson Brothers are buying Currency
today ss fellows:
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NrorICE.-AcroeahIE to lhe pro1i.ions con.

NOTICE.-Anoeobly 10 the provisions con
~ tsuod u Che Trust Mortgage Deeds Of the Aicir'n Cen
for r. Bouisi addressed 20 JOHN NJ. FORBES OF bouon
VIII Be received until q the twenty itE day o. Ocio
r G for the sale 10 undersigned Of First Sinking fuDd
bonds OF fad Compsuy he value Of sItycst thousand
dollars Also O! either the Iirst or Second si7trg fc1d
Bonds OF said Company 70 the val Of twenty thousand
doIsrs j " FORBES.
u. n. EUNNENELL, Trustees
H. THANER
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Eecal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of ROSWELL
C. BBhINAGD, ESQ. Surro re Of the County o! hins-
notice Is hes given acrorlir law 20 al persons having
elaine assrst benny L. kANSEB, late Of the City OF
Broosyn merchant otcsassd that they required TO
li the with The vouchers thereof to the Ggbsc5ers a.
The store OF SMITH ELY, Jr, No. l03 Golds corner Of
er-st IN the City Of New-l YORK on or before the
third day Of Febrts-y Ie1t-DHtod July ST. 1861.
JOSEPH kIrrEL, Executors, &c, o. Henry
SMITH ELY, Jr, l.. hayser deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

The State has War Loan, but this the Federal
Government VIII at once reimburse.
The iollovingwas the business Of the Philadelphia
IN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
;1nrc toinss, &f.
hat / have opened my

T BEG leave TO state that have opened NY
Il store at No zoe Pearlst Moden.4no where TIa
consu. y keep f1 -ssJrtlelt OF t.e " Me-
COGNAC BRANDlES Of MessrE PAUL De 'N'''~'N'
MONOD & GUIRAUU. - -.
tended 70. J. -H-'i'N -
BoKprAvv July J. 1851.
We Lsye the honor n INFORM tie public that We me- esHo
''l a.a 81 our VI RES IN the City OF New OK ana
t.,.c .onci1ts5 NJ J. MARC MARTIN orr Agent Tor lhe
yui.od ststes and the Csnstas. 1, -. ID,
tr on Nine are strictly pure, snd can he USED VIE
s.,..r 10, f.pIv sud med iIsl puiposcs ,.,-,r,,-n
PAUL Oh CUNlSth, hONoD oCii'AOO
W. take rleasuTe recommend With en. tce2ce ar
~ ~. ni1RTT, AGENT Of tn. nm Paul DE CO
S7yrF vOSOD 3 BIIRATO Of BoIdaa1L. We c9n as.
lends fFat the, mo-, re.y s purity OF al. W Iref
ID. ID by that i'm through Mr.. N ATTN
q RBDN BUCk, ". D., NPw-Nc-k.
HORACE GREEN, 81. D.. NgU.loEk
WILLIAM b. BROWN, B.. D, E-ool ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
WHEREAS, the LINDELL HOTEL COM


w PANY " its deed dated he rst dsy Of December,
erAeen hun6r, sDd fifty n1s ard recorded m the Record,
err Ose OF - Louis County IN Book No 2 q page b2 aud
sso by rs other DEED datrd e said first day Of December
Isg recorded ~ Book No 20 page 3 courmstory Of tnd
NJ, M0RVISON. EDWARD BHEDELL ana FRANKLIN
A. DICK following described real efts.e situated "A block
No l26 Of the City OF st. Louis and described ion1ws:
Firf: lot OF parc-l Of land iroiiins two HUNDRED snd
seveuyoYe feet WsiDen syeGue 10y one hundred and
hy feet dop l. and bounded south BY ~ Arlington avenue
oa By Sixth north by he north line Of The hed lot con
huged 10 JOaeph jacu, and known as survey no ld snc
ground stse in SAID Dcek containing ty oe be
the les Sixth sieet, by hundred and
oone lot known aud G.sigraed on The PCT Of tho Tote d oct
made addition 20 the town Of st. Loui' b. William
Christy lot No. a. BONDED the west by No. 81 as hid
out by Chnsty Oh the north BY Green street. the east b.
Sixth stre.t and south lot herein hrst dcscbed
ard Dick in trust the payment o. coan bonds
therein described ns 20 four hundred thousand do
beu eight hundred bonds Of i've bundled ootrs each psys
hundred end fhyuia t. Peter Lnde bearer With per
t :, - ~ ~ Cros IN Ns,vyeTE and ybeTss,
among other things Il provided "a said deeds mat the
duo and remain uupso or thirty DAYS ser the Ias;uTity
thereof that theD by reason 0! t1ch default the sid bonds
sa,ud forthwith become Que ard payebo, rotw Standing
said bonds may not srpe ON thef se N Dc due ana
whereas SAID i1del H0d Company ha' Is beeTe5 uego
amounting 70 three hundred nd egt tnous1na u91 UpGn
81 Of whic the fesuuual Interest becoming due on the
first day Of June ehoen hundred sud esty-one has been
dae for more hsa thirty days and is SIN unpaid, although
or al Of /, has been demanded. ,.... =
WARD BREDELL Gnl FRANKLIN A. DICK, TTusices a.
Aforesaid the request many Of the individuals and copo
rons holding sid bonds aud IN accordance with the pro
visions ssid deeds will the twenty second day Of Oco
Der eighteen hundred aud fs,one and between the hour Of
eleven clock ~ the forenoon and tive ococ in the afternoon
that day the front door OF the Court HoDs In the
city OF st. Louis Missouri proceed T. sell the above described
@ biaT 10 oSe 70 sy to the hose Of d bond. Inc
amounts due thereon amounts Clgr tet be
psysbe ner the provisions ssd deeds together It'll the
eyDepse, Of lie tr,s.. Nm. VI. MORRISON, J
EDWARD BREDELL Truttees
tEANEIlN 4. DICK,
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and Wife, or two
ID Gentlemen, BE accom- odsted with front PAR
L0k, furnished un1rf !saeJ, OI The hTst L20r with
bOA8B IN private family Terms moderate a. No. - 3h-
q. HANNAH 81
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SUPREME Court, I KINGS So, Cou C, -

y THE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY
arairst CHARLES ELY and ELIZA 4. ELY, his Uite
samuel p Tow1feud David Els;on. Andrcw p Van TuyL
John B. Myers, EdTsrd Lake Lawrenee WEIGH Cornelius
Croden Heny Hastings John M3-ory John MouAbsu John
Black Andrew McSarnsrt CorIsu Rogers, joseph Harm
son John FoEsy, Michael Augem, Jhonss owens Martin
Owens Manassas f1cy, IoEn Lsnsgsn, Michael Highland
eonerd Kelly Thomas Roach PaIck Mvnck, Jane BycIf
Pari-t Callahan AID Daniel MulcLySImmous-i kcici
CON- not SsrlTo the defendants shove named You are
hereby tgu 1oaed aud required 20 surScr he complaint IN
Lis action which win fled IN the olce II the Ce Il
tie County King, the City Hail. In the City brook
lyn and 10 cory o. yoCr TO TIE sdd com
m % the yrbsrribeIa their cce. No. III Broadway
In toe CITY O! NeW-YoIk within twenty Days amer the
service s you exclusive Of the deg o. sEch
ssrvire; srd you fail the aid complaint within
the time ozassd the plaintiffs in this action will apply
tbe Cont Tor tho relief demanded IN the congratulated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
NEw.YoRR CATTLE MARKET
REPORT. -,

FoR TIE wEKK ENDrs6 Der. z. 1887.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF cArTLE OF ALL KbpS FoE tHE NhSh
According 10 the reports from tho several nsEetaces ~
the city, there have been received this week;
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4. v. IFIViN. N11rc1ctI.
pY BANGS, hlERWIN g. Co., Irving Build
ID ings Nos. - and ~ BTosdwsy,ssos o. hooks,
tisney Pictg.es N0k = Ant fancy Goods Furniture. &c.
Friday ENENING, Oct g. e. O'clock.
PGikAIE LIBRARY o. choice and valuable Lne sh and
rrican ROCKS IN fine condition. including variety OF
jlsfffrl WORKS 30 FoT puT sUafs C1slogge and the
Bookssi The S5osroOns Also slew OIL PAlNtISGs, to
b. sold rftsr The Books.
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Gales BIZ Ancilon.

4 UCTION NOTICE.
"A TRADE SALE or EARTHENWAEE, Oh
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
ny ROBERT HhYD0CR,
THIS pay. It 10 o'clock
At his Auction Room, No. l0l LbeTty-ft.
20 o4sss FTench Ilnt Glassware.
500 pcrkege5 American Flint Glassware.
Fnench China De-pfa a q "a Sets, Vases, kS.
Niso for cash. 10 close On estlte.
90 ,rutet EtrthcuWIc wh ite granite ard common.
400 mack .g6S G. stsVva.e, KcyoO acne Lap &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
1oaro ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED--By o Gentleman, Wife,
ID Nurse and two Chld en- for tho Winter Rooms Tre
Ivsd on second foDr front. west OF Broadway fhoa
tssfrs viii pesse descbe accommodation AID lowest
pyi5e. Address Box no 3ls3, Tribune Ories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

Chcrtcs TOR ,}nsincss !lIcn.

N-'i"i~H" - -"
4 SPLENDID CHANCE for DkUGGIST.-
~ FOR sALE--Au old e.,a5lsaCd DRUG STORE, weh
r<od Nth good selection II pnrc Drusi and Patent Nea
cues The huu.ug twC stores 2fxlG feet lot Syzel
rtiel GOMEZ opposite railroad and ltsso C'T2 -
PHEASANT village hours tide i0m City Ep NJ" ok
lrGl @6yg-n3Vrc cash Appiy 20 og e-o'cas d. bb-4'D
So. lj2 F1,ton.1i., NsF-NoIk
k'OR SALE, on tine most reasonable ana hDeral
Z tsrusT'ree valuable PATENTS, trectly required aIo
Immediately needed by Government : large ana certain
Tlo.J yan easily be made. SOUThWICh a WOoD'
No. 81 Nafssu-Et.
NANCY STO2E for SALE, stock and Ilx-
= t1r,s Isi,3stoi on Roadway witt DWELLING Beut
-:Ja This good che a Tor ptIy "itn si1Ii oap
as r wi av ion .-e. by tc it " Jlaaary HeA httson
given or selling A15 IS, II. ". f., Metropolitan HoieLN
IGOR SAIE-A superior WHlTE-MARBLE
Z QUAEEI; price s2S,oO1 FOR further paIti;glar'
address IL JS. Il. MCLEAN. or ALEXANDER FltASEh'
Grocer q rebec Sept. Q, 1854.
FTARDWARE.-For Sale or Exchange,
\ 4 wells elected STOCK Of HARDWARE CUTLERY,
and ENGLISH SKATES WIN be sold chesq, or wiz De e.
gorged Res Estate in city country buslness rtho
led nearly 50 years Apply at hv store no H4 bLoaGmay
TNO CAPITALISTS.-The Subscriber, the
owner Of yspt % Invention Tor domestic ue Dsened
El for the want OF health sud MEANS Is deIirous o. atoA
ing hims-r wi Man Of Means with view 20 mdnUise re
and Introduce the article, which vii corusnd an 'teH'ye
sse audpuy liberal Profits Address boz No Jog L't'n "a
TENO MAKE MONEY in selling the
IIFE OF GEN. SCOTT and PORTRAITS
OF our GENERALS CDHMDDORES and SIAAESNEN'
prlr or write y. {. MILLER no. 3 furk-fow' y l.
aS1ssz2
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coURT OF COMMON PI.EAs-sPkciAb 'Ak''~"N"
N0'iA - --B.loro Judge HLroS.
Rowe agt Thompson.-Case resesuee'
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nESIRABLE BOARD.--A GENTLEMAN
~ aud WIFE and Two GENTLEMEN can be hand.
soasly accommodated yi.L rooms and bead IN private
tulJ The hoa,s g hrssg aid Terlce Win every
Vebisnce f9r comfort Desirable psItsS NIKE pTassDt
sutr gett iof tbs Winter ~ sst i5s, west Of I-zv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

NTEW-YORK STATE STOCKS,
~ United STATES STOCKS end
UNITED sTATFS TREASURY NOTES
- NV - raONFSON BROTHERS.
no. 2 Nal-st.
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IICTjON SALETLTGANT UOUSFHOLD

AUCTION SALE ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
"a YUANlTURE q1liS DAY tItuFsdsyi, at 10 O'Clock a.
-ivse rrtlsng8 No. ~ West le.t, brWeCn a Snu eth
avs. consisting Of Rosewood PsnofoIe, sniiof Mirrors
Cr-txirs Aiahcaary srd Blrl NaDE ChsiDey turc,
CrrpesS Eeoang China, Giass, sAverwao, SC. a D..
CHApMAS f. Co, AugoueeTL
A IBERr II. NiCOIAY, Auctimeer, viii
~ SILL, TITS DAY, Thu,ssy, o.. o. = ocost q
the 3;oc. szetrooul No. ID NIhisfs-. good verify
lus..aucn Stosg sIl o-s. ana CthGT fegIias suitable
.orivestDrrts For ~ particulars see Nod. Comia"fai
AarelstT AID Eyoul fot Catalogues Hisy Dc oytleG h
.hs ssesroom
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. ~ TO Bi,AiEgElY, BUTLER 4 PARSONS,

Plaintiff Attorneys.
The complaint ~ the shove entitled action was duly MED
In he on m of the CLERK OF Kings County Il the City Hall,
u tie Civ q Brook IA. the 10Th day NJ August iaol
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS.
s1q1s,I2TIh Plaintiff Attorneys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

Hayfnz been supplied by t- Secretary 81 tie Treasury
an now r-eaarsl 30 furnish TREASURY NOTES, bearing
e. OF JU per cent per payable %
srdr required and o. tae vUoUs Gl1aiul,Ous mmrl
selv upou Jap1r therefor IN g1d current fludHNcw
Yark Sep. 81 1851 NORRIS EETCHUh.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-04

sARsAPARiELA AND sTILLINGIA,
Blood 4 Liver Syrup.
Sarsaparila is Tropical Root toa&ssell
known as one of the best antidodes we possess
for Scrofulous Complaints to need conmenda-
ton. But as Stillingia is an article of more
recent use in scrofulous affections, we give
below the statement of
DIR. R. H. FROST,
In the Southern Journal Of Medicine and
Pharmacy he says: at will complete tho
cure of alterations OF the Palate, Throat, and
mucous membrane of the Nose, skin, and
other parts It will efface the Blotches, Foul
spots, stains ect, which in a constitution Of
this character so frequently occur from slight
irritation, or which remain after the ulcera-
lions have healed. 1t will remove the NOR
bio conditions of the Fluids and Solids which
dispose every injury, however slig ht, to degen-
<erate with fostering, painful, scabby ulcer.
1t will, in short, so improve the digestive and
sssimllative Operations of the system, that
Snore healthy blood and more renewed fiber
ill be substituted for the detective conditions
lone and the other, and thus fully support
he character of these medicines for being es-
entially alterative' Also the statement Of
DR.. BLACK,
published in tho Cincinnati Eclectic Medical
Journal, in which he says: "After giving it
a fair trial in several forms of disease, / am
convinced that, as general Alternative, it has
no Superior in the mdteria naediea. Since last
March, have treated about thirty-ive cases
of syphilis without single failure when the
patient gave me anything like a fair trial.
Scov1lL's SARsApAR1LLA and SrILL1NG1A,
rs preparation which is compound I'd upon
scientific principles, and with great care, by
one thoroughly acquainted with the medical
qualities and effects of each article separately
considered, as well as the whole in its com:
bined state.
Mr.. VS.. MERRILL,
Of Cincinnati, one of the oldest and most re-.
liable druggists Of that city, makes the fol-
lowing statement:
eve have been acquainted with the brmu-
la of ess. Scovills & Co.'S Compound Syrup
of Sarsaparilla and Stillingia. ana it has been
made under our supervision. The ingredi-
ents are entirely of vegetable origin; the vir-
tues are extracted in a great measure by the
apor of alcohol No mineral substance en-
ers into the composition"
The formula for the preparation of the
bove will be forwarded to Physicians or
Druggists on application to
JOHN D. PARK, Proprietor,
l24 Lake st., Chicago ILL.,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-04
xcGregor House.

xcGregor House.
eneral stage Office by w. A. DURHAM
North Side Main Street near Steamboat
Landing, MeGregor Io,va. This Honse has
been thoroughly repaired and newly fur
nished. Stages leave daily for all points
West. No pains will be spared to make
uestscomfortable nl-y2
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-01-04

Which after years Of scientific expert
menting have brought to perfection It
dyes Black or Brown instantly withou in.
jury to the Hair or Skin warranted the best
article Of the kind in existence.
PRICE, ONLY SO CENTS.
DEPOT, Sc DEY st. New York
nelly
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
st. AnthOny's Fire, Rose or ErySiPelHs,
letter and salt Rheun. Scaid Head, Ring
N.nrIl. Nnre ENNs. DrOn.E.

worm, sore Cycs, DrOpsE.
Dr. Robert VI. Prchlc writes from Salem, y. " 18th
Sept, l>jo, that he has cured uyetcrar ease Of
DrpsU which threatened 90 terminate fatally by the
perSycriny Of our SarSaparilla and also danger
attack Of Malignant EHsDgS by large doses OF the
Same says he cures the common ErPtoRs byit con
stautly. =
BrOnehOcele, Goitre, or Swel1ed Neck.
Zsb1,0u sloan or Prospect, Texas, writes; Three
bottles OF your >lrslplrill cUod me rom G05trc-a
hij.ous swelling the neck, which had suffered from
over two years
LeucOrrho'R or Whites, Ovarian TumOr,
Uterine liberation, Female Diseases.
Dr.. =. r.. = Claiming, OF New York City, writes: Il
oo rluly comply with the request Of your agent in
savigr have found ynur Sar>aplrila most excellent
Alternative u the numerous complaints for which we
plov such remedy, but especially IN FalItf Disease
Of the ~crofulou- dIthcSiS. have cured many mvct-
crate cf-rs of IoucorrhUa by 10, and where the
comrliut caused by liberation of the uterus. The
liberation itself soon curcl Nothing within my
sknoul.r EQUALS 10 for these female dCrsugumentS'
R,Vari =. Marrow of NCwhurv, Ala, writes q" dan
cerouS 0ruri1l '0r on OF the females I'm family,
which had dcfo,l IN The remedies could employ has
a. Iigh been completely curCd hy your extract Of Sar
sgpar1. our pbv. ici11 Thought nothing but cNtrpa-
tion could afford relief hut he advised the trial Of your
Sar-5rrll1 rs the last resort before cutting, and Il
proved ,roctuJL Acr taking Your remedy eight weeks
n Urf Tine disease rtFuIluS'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-06-06
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,


And ror the speedy OF the sutoinod varieties OF
Disease.
SrrofuIa and ScrofuIOus Affections, such as
Tumor-. Ulcers, Sores, EruPttons. Ptm-
pies. PuStules. BlOtches, Boits, Blatns,
aud all skin Diseases.
OAKLANn Ind, 9th June, 1859.
J c. AVER Co Gents; feel il my duty TO ac-
knowledge what Your SarSaparila has done Tor me;
Having inherited ScrOul0us Infection have suffered
from 10 in various ways for years. Sometimes ~ burst
out In Ulcers my hands and arms; sometimes IL
turotd inward and distressed 40 The stomach INo
years AGO 10 broke INV head and cover my scalp
and with Sore which painful ana loathsoil
beyond description. tried many medicines aud several
physicians. but without much relief from nny thing IN
fact, the DISORDER grow At length was r1oiced
% rell In the Gospel Messenger that Won hnd prepared
Alternative S1rsapgr1l, for knew nom your fepu-
taton that any thing YOU made mrst BE- good SEM 10
Cincinnati AMI GOT il, ami used til II cured me- took
i, you advise, in small doses of teaSpoont over
month and used almost three bottles. New aud healthy
SKIN soon began 10 form under the Scah which AFTER
while an OF. Ny skin {, clear, and know by my
fylglS that the disease is rome from my syston GU
can wen believe that feel what am saying when ten
YOU TINT hold to he Of the apostles oil the age
aud remain ever gratefully, Yours, -