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10 Nancy Miller Gate TIosd), adni TRAITOR ~ estate
81 j. II Floyd. deceased, Daniel Ityd, Martha daae
Floyd. Eileh Ilos John Floyd. James siroed, and
Margaret Mills, defendants:
You, and each If YOU heFc1y nj iaedthat there il
nV@ OH file ia the office af thu Gefk ~ lie District
Court VI Ice County. Iowa, ktokuk q petition III
Hiram Barney claiming OF sau Nancy Miller, aGnltnis
ira of ~ the sstae OF j. II. Iosa dtcpas ed tie sum
OF SIS hundred dollars, with ~ per efnt interest per
ahuun. payable annually, money lre . mortgage
made ~ J. H. Floyd now q etaetd. ath sl3ce assienEa
q said HIRAM Barney. aEO claiming aeaiitsL each
you the foreclosure ~ said mortgage ihe being
upon the h.-W IA Of the \. u. Il 81 section twenty.
three, t23l, Township sIxtssiN $50 nollh Range six
~ west III Lee County, ly~a, The par base money;
PRAYING ior an Dlaneioh ~ stay waste, removing tim
bef ac and further seihg for sale vi said premis
and general relief.
And unless FL appear and answer the said petition
- az befre noon the sren GtS the Hnxt term of
fa t"Nrt II commence IA k,ehht tAe hrsi Monday
~ February u. 1862 d,faait willie Het sgainst
Soh' and Judgment rendered tt4ftt Hs prayEd for in
w, d p. tiion. ns6G0lT HOWELL.
heeknf loFa seff -, Cid Ah's f1f Plth.
Dlnsl BBLs. kANANHA SALT,
-septtsT ii y ana 400 ppuoa Barrels for sale
On cone ignment bF KELLOGG BIRGE.
sesl
SO .&IS
, hht3. thhsca Nbw tAh ais,
~ hisis. clarified aAa fHH "A sa,ef
ef9tAed AL powdered fogsai ~
urlJi4 ROBERTSON d MtQt ELA.
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A x Z r s
Ague Cure,
FoR THE SPEEDY Cure OF

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
intermittent Fever, ar Fever and Ague,
Remfttent Fever, chill Fever, Dnmh
Ague, Periodical Headac he, or Bilious
Headache. and Bilious Feyers, tnde I'd
for the sh ole class of al iseases orr mat
ing In hillary arrangement caused by
the Malaria Of Mia snatic Countries.
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@1~ single Eoftte ~ SPALnTN1tS pHF.-vs
E--rAREo 3l.IF will save teu~ua
~-tiaeg it's cost annually -Hss
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Nov. 81, le6i d
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lRIGINAL NOTICE.

Aua.2a. Blalm
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I EGAL NOTICE.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Nov. % IL Id
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-08
Munstarg ana Commercial gsbish.

BALTIMORE, January 7, 1861.
The Stock operations light again to-day, but the
market rmer in tone than has been for some days
Railroad stocks stronger than on Saturday. but
there was very little done in them, the only sale made
being of rs shares Baltimore and Ohio s5SS cash.
This stock closed at s5s4 bid, $50 asked regular way
these figures being an advance of to dollar per
share. In Northern Central there nothing DONE but
sll was bid for it regular way, this figure being ad
vance of dollar on the price bid for it Saturday
The only sale of Railroad bonds was one 900 North
western Virginia first mortgage at Sc, but Baltimore and
Ohio bonds left Off at rs bid for 1855 II bid 1885,
and Northern Central 1855 closed at 46 bid AZ asked
City 6's improved to-day to1H per cent Sales were
made of $4,000 1905 at 95 $4,000 do at e5X they
closed at 95 bid for 1s75 and 95h bid for 1905 There
was some movement today.in Mining Stocks and in
Gardner Hill there a decided improvement. Sales
were made of 500 shares at S2s5 cash. and closed
s275 bid So asked regular way There sales also
OF 400 shares Guord at $50, and 100 shares Silver
Hill at 10 cts
The state offnancia affairs continues to improve and
money is now very easy here, well at other points
north of u.s. The banks discount readily all the good
paper offered and the brokers Offering paper
at Glo cent, which less than ago could not
epaced under Is to is per Capitalists howev-
er extremely cautious in making loans, and it is still
difficult TO place anything but strictly first paper of
which description there very little Offering either at
the banks the street.
In New York today stocks generally lower than
on Saturday. Virginia 6's declined X Missouri 6's X
Erie s24; Michigan Southern n; Rock Island y; and
Galena and Chicago x; but Reading advanced ST. and
Harlem \ New York Central Canton, Cleveland and
Toledo and Michigan Southern guaranteed all closed at
Saturdays figures.
SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
- MONDAY, January 7, 1861.
$1,000 Bait 6's, 1896 500 shs. Gardner Hill
5000 " '90-95h Mining Co., 2 IS
1000 N. W. Va RI. 400 shs. Springfield
LIST IN. bonds, Sc Mining Co. -I.s0
% shs Il. x o. RR-5Sk 100 shs Silver Hill
Mining Co
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playing cards in house on Front street, near
Foundry street, when they quarrelled about quar-
ter OF dollar and the tight ensued. Mullan was
arrested and committed to Jail for Court.
PROPERTY SALEs.-Yesterday J. B. Cannon,
auctioneer, sold on the premises, lot of ground
situated at the corner of Lombard street and Cen
trail avenue, having front on Lombard street of s
feet, and dpth along Central avenue of 67 feet.
Improved by three story brick dwelling and two
story back building. Subject to annual ground
rent of $3.50. Purchased by John Glaeser for
81 725
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PHnADELrHIA, Jan. "A fire occurred after
midnight at Maul's lumber yard near the Schuylki
river, which destroyed property to the value of
$40, 900 Much excitement occasoned in con-
sequence of the firing of alarm guns from the mi
ted States Arsenal, about hall mile south of the
fire, which was considered at one time endsnged
from the falling sparks The fire is attributed to
incendarism
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WALTON, N. S.-Br. brig Magma Charta-270 tons plas
ter, c. NJ. Jackson 4 Co.
COASTWISE.
CHARLEsToN- Steamship Georges Creek.-152 bales
cotton A c. Schaefer; II casks rice Williams Son;
20 do, H Wilmington; l6 bales yarn, wyman Byrd 4
CO. So bills oranges II do grape fruit, G. A Martin
Bro 43 do whisky, Buckler Shipey 10 bags feathers
Wilson Burns do. fruit, Love, Martin & Co; bars
iron, j H. Smith; bales bags, G. Sauerwein Co sun.
dries, sundry persons.
FRANKLIN, LA-Schr. Transit. = 1853 hhds sugar. $50
bbls. moasses, s. Hurlbut
BosToN-B1rk Seldh-50 bbls. rum, H. Wilmington
800 drums figs, 600 bbls mdse., 800 pkgs furniture
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EXPORTS FROM BALTIMORE.


DEMERARA-Br. brig Muscouado.-1,275 bbls -four
300 do meal 400 do bread 400 bushels corn 200 do
peas 200 do bran 100 do oats &C bbs pork $50 tins
lard cases coffee do. coal OIL 10 bbs lard oil 500
boxes candles, 1000 slaves
CARDENAs-Schr. r. L. Fay-14O tons lump coal 900
W hhds camel coal OOo ft lr,nha.
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New YORK, Jan. THE weekly statement of
the city Banks show decrease of 81, $780, 1893 in
loans; an increase of 81, 564 All in specie; and
$4lO,7Ol in circulation; and decrease in deposits
Of S1ll lG1
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St0raGt.


SToRAGE.-Capacity to the extent of Ia, OGG
narres Terchsndise can be obtained at Hendcrson's
WHAT, .Apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON K Co,
niSIs-s corner Commerce and PrStt streets
STORAGE WILL BE TAKEN AT Low
NSra'es in Warehouse No. 6s South street
oo., WI. SMITH
CO. : 6S South street.
STORAGE WANTED.-On first floor of Ware
ohouse No II Smiths wharf. at low rates, by
.oo., CRARLES PENDERGAST.
- " u Smiths wharf
A GENCY OF HAZARD POWDER COMPANY
1A-Elecric american Sporting Kentucky RIFF F. Sh;o
ping, Blasting and Mining POWDER in very variety -,
package, always on hand, own Magazine For al
al Manufacturers lowest prices by
u27-tf - f'''N' i" oiH1;' gents,
~ south street
The SUPERIOR COURT OF BALTIMORE
- SiIH SITTING IN EQUITY, September lSGO-SARAU
IN ~ guardian, &c, JARED EJTONTEan
AMI 9TH ERS-Ordered that the sale made snd rsnat3
ny IMAM ward ESQ, Trustee for the sale Of the ground
rent m nloned in the proceedings in said cause he
ON or h uness cause to the contrary thereof he shown
on III oe1Ie te ot day OF January next provided COW
s orueF De inserted in newspaper printed in s{
9Th ay of January next ' "eIoie 'ie salu
The report tates the amount of saae 70 bo soe, oE
s,s,., True copy, test-GEo Z. SGNGST6N,
aieiaWsW Clerk
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HARRISBURG, Jan. 7.-Air. Cowan was nominated
by the Republicans for U. S. Senator on the sixth
ballot, which stood: Cowan, So; Wilmot IS !;
Walker. q necessary to a choice, so.
The Democrats have nominated Mr.. Foster over
White by one vote.
Henry d. Moore, of Philadelphia, was nomina-
ted by the Republicans s tate Treasurer for the
short and long terms, by reclamation. Mr. Shfer,
the present Treasurer, resigns tomorrow.
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BOARD OF TRADE
Committee Of Arbitration for month of December.
SAMUEL r. SMITH,
II. G. RICE, LEWIS +. BAILEY,
ROBERT BARRIL. FRANCIS BURNS. Jr
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Reports from Springfield

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Jan. Gov. Chase and Amos
Tuck had protracted interview with the Presi
dent elect to. day.
Many contradictory reports are in circulation to-
day in reference to Gov. Chase's visit. His alleged
appointment as Secretary of State is strenuously
insisted on by some of Mr.. Lincoln's friends while
others assert that tender of the same position has
been made to Mr.. Seward
Mr.. Cameron's appointment is decidedly unpop-
ular among Western politicians.
The State Legislature meets on Monday next
The members are nearly all in town. They are
unanimous in their expressions of the strongest at
tachment to the Union. Senator TrumbulPs re-
election is expected to come oft on Tuesday next
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Passengers and their baggage nvcyed free ofchdrgs
fds s BaS ey 5 d o enjoy somr ngs
g-PARTiCULAR N0TiCEEfasssnger from New York
ieS Bay Boa fEs o GF v G"EEsE
will be checked to different points South.
EoT further information and Through Tickets apply in
H dE EDRK t at the C9mpanys Great southern Railroad
Pearce also at The New Jersey Railroad Once foot o:
9 SIRE or at 22s Broadway corner Of Barclay
Company Once SIKH and Chestnut sts
MORE Office Baltimore steam Packet comm loot
ofnnion Dock, or on board the Bay steamers
and PS| sPa e; ah avty eSm
Line being now composed Of the spsnSi steamers e % III
ANA Capt. G. Russell, and 4 Fla f. Captain Jas
Ganhon having unsurpassed state and berth
The Norfolk or Bay Line steamers VIII leave the Gonna
ny'g wharf UNION DOCK. FUUI o. CONCORD STIR Fl,
Daily, SUNDAYS excepted,
,qusata!:y ast x tS SG s11Ss 5it.r2bns..
gfhGEG leaves New York at A T., and Philadelphia
SeE York at O'clock, a. NJ Portsmouth AZ o'clt N.
Baltimore * q" I'm % itn.5 Il ats4 +
For Augusta Charleston and the South the Ma,cngs
~ The train from Weldon in The aboys schedule goes to
pdais a 1 G Sm Rs4 E and Pssoe Other
carly y P Pe%t morning after leaving Baltimore
nsoh F9WS e5S o 5E Se9 PmoaWn Ns"bsg9 ash
ssrseabE s c. wi" find liza most pleasant esci and
Baltimore November 1860. Instr ~ President re2r
rsIrS OLD DOMINION STEAMBOAT
Ez-1salsasz--z COMPANY
FOX FREDERICKSBURG, VIRGINIA, AND LAND.
MS On THE RAPPAHANNOCK RIVER
, ne steame: ' RGlNIA, Captain n. Fairbank leaves
batmore, from her berth, at Needhams pier Light street
wharf, EVERY FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at4 ocock Ind
retmTnng Leaves fredericksburg EVERY III ESRAY
at O'Clock, Immediately the arrival Of
te cram OF cars from Richmond and Washington Stopping
at an the regular Landings tie RappahanntC river
gong ana returning to land and receive freight and pas.
sengerS $3.50 49,
THE VIRGINIA
IS comparatively and built by merchants of Fe1-
cKsDlrE and Baltimore interested trade and bV
ercaHts and tanners residing counties b5rrinp
on me happahannOck for the press purpose of karpir
hal iss steamer on the route. During
Wtd dtck has been enclosed thus anodinR complete
tecuoh tor Horses and other live stock Carr,es of All
sizes can he taken on board and carried under deck who
SdkhE Oh Ing wheels Her StaterOom berth accorDn.
haSna re large and conmodious aud her capacity Tor
IrclSt extensive As passenger and freight b. o. she la
no r superior IN The waters Of the Chesapeake
IruuE freight received ia Baltimore and cIarres mid
by X. ): APRON CO. Bowlys wharf 49, paw
% reg nj received on board Of the Steamer Wednesdays
ana thursdays, and on Fridays up to , O'clock = NJ
For further information and Blank Recent Of e, usat
by the Company, apply On board. or to
r. J. CAPRON Il co, Age..s
II CT ,,-,,,,r,,, , No Y Bowly S wharf, Baltimore,
=: 81 GILhL TLesid, Mt, Frederick sbug Va I22.t
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STEAMBOATS,,
X ZSMs~,..a....A
WINTER APRANCE

EsEIs@~-lA WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
INDlYIDTAL ENTERPRISE LINE
On and after WEDN ESDAY, Jan Cd 1851 the Steamer
PIONEER will follows: ~ -'' i0oi' 'he suzanne
Leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY oDa ATupDAY
Tor ANNAPOLIS, WEST RIVER AND CAMpPInGE Re.
turning by the route every Thursiav "a u5r
Every TU ESDAY and FRIDAY to ST NTTW III, g
day ie'"'Hing same
Whar' Light Street, foot of Camden
d29tf {, Il r.N,-o,,
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

IMPORTS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.
TURKS IsLASp-Bark 0ordsia.-7 ,2s7 bushels salt,
master,
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e 5sssssss.7 WESTERN
= - 49, 4 Y u N-n 4 IL Il.

OPEN o FINKSBTRG STtTi0N
Trains leave Calvert Station 30 A. NJ and p II -.
turning leave inks6urg Station, IS and 1880 A. NJ
stages Tor Hampst ad, Manchester, minister Tany
to%h anu rnshnrE ont arrival Of the S3OA NJ tran
81 u IRWIN & TAYLOR
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LINE OF

Ship JANE HENDERSON, Captain KNOWLES
u" EDWARD VERETF, = Gunbv
" HELEN A. MILLER, Calf
&" CHARLES, Ruark
These vessels all Of Superior class and insure At me
oTest figure They sail regularly adgertised ana com
naded by Captains we'll experienced in trade The ca
pacy too OF the above vessels in such wiz afford great
aclty 10 Shippers For freight cabin Storage PASSAGE
Apply 10 JOHN HENDERSON & co,
or, ~, r,,,-, no 81 Pratt street
gro W. HYNSON Go, Agents, New Orleans, will FOR
their address. ~ 7iI9tF
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ri BALTIMORE AND SUSQUEHA1
ssIs5sz Ma STEAM COMPANY

" .xG:A-4 baLIlMURE AND SUSQUEHAN
d 3szg2 Ma STEAM COMPANY.
:, REGULAR DAlLY LINE Except Sunday for PORT d
POST HAVRE De GRACE and THE WATER CANAL
MoNDAY BE9N ESNAY anc Friday EVENiNG Al
2s!@SS ET9nFRigE say5s P9hT pnEP0sIT EVERY
? D., and HAFkE DE GRACE at 5 o'clock, P u
The steamboat LANCASTER" Capt. J. w. TonIlnsoI
leaves same place EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
paI hEkNISG At 0clock Returning leave.
a. O'Clock, p. n.
Passage, berths included, 50 cents
rates and carefully attended to-
- Duplicate receipts for freight will be required
The agent at Havre de Grace will attend to 6rwsrjin4 Al
merchandise consigned to him for any point on the Pennsy
Will re ship eights intended for Baltimore
Philadelphia or elsewhere.
TIE steamboat "JUNIATA," Cart Fred Tomlinson, car
he chartered at any time. ' 49,
Jos , las. TA ,IAr Agent, Baltimore.
49, X ALEX. TAYLOR Agent Havre de Grace
o3 u }: TOME, Agent, Port Deposit.
E.snA FOR THE SOUTH
asszz@ezssssssSfS DIRECT FR0MNEW YORK, PHILADEl
FhlA ana BALTIMORE, via the
TO NORFOLK, WELDON, WiiI,WINGTov. CHARLES
TON, Augusta, RALEIGH, CHARLOTTE, C0LUM.
BlA, ATLANTA, MONTGOMERY. AM
NEW ORLEANS
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
NV rt>5r btAidhrh, except Sundays,) via.
SAY LIN r, q SEA BOARD ROANOKE Raj ROAD
.,,, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
the Schedule being so ARRANGED that the traveller is
to 10 MIGHT TRAVEL the Railroad from " - '''"N'
NEW YORK TO WELDON c
49,, VT, THROUGH TICKETS
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EOTICE
rf3S5szs5qs1s5s FALL ARRANGEMENTS
STEAMERS MARY WASHINGTON AND GE0Ra.
WEEMS.
On and after October 18th 1860
THE STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Will leave Baltimore every THURSDAY morning at ca
O'Clock for the PatnXent River, far up Hills Landing
Returning will leave HIPS landing every SATURDAY
evening for Nottingham. VIII leave Nottingham every
MONDAY morning at o'clock for Baltimore calling at ali
the usual landings the River also Fair Haven and
Plum Point going and returning.
NJ L. WEEHS. Master
THE STEAMER GEORGE WEEMS
VIII leave Baltimore every SATURDAY morning, com
meneng Saturday morn ng, October 18th 1860 at GH
o'clock proceeding as far up Iis Landing. Returning
VIII leave Hs Landing for NottiD CHAM every TUESDAY
leayiGg Nottingham every WEDNESDAY morning at
O'Clock for Baltimore. Calling all the landings on
the river also at Fair Haven and Plum Point going and
returning.
THE". WEENS Master
Alter IneSlaN Llcrnhar OH lsEn nntE
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FOE WASHINGT0N AND THE SUUTY
lave sa!ttnlore at Is and 8S5 4. NJ iOanai?vI
o Oh sundays - 425 \. II. only. cave * asijrr'nT
81 inI 40 a NJ aud IS aul 6 10 = N n Snnisvs %,
Pejti- ~ 0hLr me seccu" ana i,iFt t.4 opIV ron
ro4 stop at wy points Tbs second -, fourth train
connect With trains tie Arrsuo;s Road 10"
Wfther formation tickets Of every kind &c aa7,g
r; =, =, nN'rANh, Agent, Camden state or at h.
~ ''e1' ?. SMITH,
l. NJ COLE ca-r,, ~. =, " Gster If Transp rtatiOn.
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New Ydiuon.
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC


edition pubished on Friday March e. eon.ains
the Of Predeo LDoons Cabinet and other interesting
politieA! matter
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATION AND CALENDARS for
GovERNMESr OF THE UNITED sTATEs-Erecutiye
ENJOYS EXTRAORDINARY AND MINISTERS RESI-
- DENT nom the TTrited State, at Foreign Courts
SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES. Members OIL Polia.
pOIIsf on REPRESENTATIVES, or THE UNITED
STATES. Politically Classified
YXXVIITH CONGRESS (ssier ehos-nl Politically Cassaed
FRYE HOMYSTEADS, the Action OF Congress ON the
On.sn OF gruntnR Pree ads 10 Actual Sctlos
the Public Domain including tie BIZ passed iof the papos
and the Presidents Veto thereof -
pFPlJBIICAN NATIONAL PLATFORM tor 1850
NATJONIJ DEMOCRATIC (Dourlssl PLATFORM for 1885
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC (BIeckinIdge) PLATFORM for
NATioSAL iiSl UNION BelD PLATFORM, for 1900
sEcFssIoN or SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIBIF or TTNPFRATSIRES FOR NORTH AMERICA
prepared al the Smithsonian instiusion and containing the
Temperature " the -Four Seasons and tie Mean ternpera
tue Of tho Year at l5 Points In North Anenc, Principally
ELECTION m RKTuRSs FROM ALL THE STATES OF
THE UNION, carefully compiled expressly iof rHk
IrsT oF sTATf,s' CAPITALS. GOVERNORS, TIMES or
LEGISLATIVE MEETING, GENERAL ELECTioNs
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENT in 1882 1856, and 1880
Price rs cents II copies for 100 coP.es possc
paid. BY F1press : per 100. Cash ordsn solicited
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CEPHA1lc PILLS
CURE SICK HEADACHE
CEPHALIC PILLS,
CURE NERVOUS HEADACHE
CEPHALIO PILLS,
CURE ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE

By the ofthese Pills the periodic attacks Of NeyscvsH M
Heodde may be prevented and taken the commenceueos
an attack immediate relief from pain and sickness WI %
obtained
They seldom fan In removing the Nassed and BsdeeN
TO which females subject
They act gently upon the bowsremovins Oostssssess
For Literary Men, Ssudens Deca.s Females and all psrsonS
Of sdeaayy hab they valuable La1atee improving
the appetite giving and r0oy to the digestive organs and
restoring the natural elasticity and strength Of the whole sysm
The CEPHALIC PILLS the result Of long invesdgsen
and carefully conducted experiments having been In many
years during which time they have prevented and relieved
vas. Of pain and suffering from Headache, whether og
ns,pgi the system from deranged s's,s Of the
stomach.
They are entirely vegetable 10 their composition, and may be
perfect safety without making change
of Diet a6seaee If any d'aSesae taste re"de'"sav
10 adnyfnissey them 20 children.
BEWARE OF COUNTEHFETTS t4
The genuine have hys signatures Of HENRY G. sPALDiNo
each Box.
Sold by Druggists ard al other Dealers In Medicines
ABOx win be sent by mail prepaid on receipt the
PRICE IS CENTS.
Auo7der should be addgsssedto
HENRY @. SPALDING,
No. ~ Ceaar-ss, Ney.Yesk
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uatcbes, 1ewe!rp, Mr.
GREAT BARGAINS
JEvELRy.

JKwELEY.
The subscribe, having been appointed Agent by hTe oil me
lsse, manufacturing Jewery establishments In this country
having immense hand which they are deermned 70
reduce any sacrifice, be Il selling their 'oa oou
Gold plated Jewelry at immense reduction Inc
subscriber having been IN the Jewey business here for the
past TI0eHtyere Ysar the public can depend on every
srtcle being precisely as represented IN respect
The goods made and will give entire saacsion 70
the purchaser.
Mo,sic, Lava Coral nc, EsrRnss and Pins IS s'es usual
Jet Gold stone Gsrnet aud Enamel Earrings and Pins sia
urquoi.c Cerbnace Mosac and Lava Earrings and Pins
- snt usual Price 49, - -
Mosaic Lava Cabuncle Garnet &C., Esr'Rns' and Pins wa
Cor EnsBsed Carbunee Lava &c. Earrings and Pins, 81
set; nsusl price : s.
Oval Band Bracelets, SO each usual price ss.
Oval Band bracelets = esehi Ssuai Pace - a, .,h
Engraved lad Chased Fiat and Braeee 81 e,eh usual price
Ch,ln Bracelets, o. eachi usual price IS.
Chain Bracelets, - each; usual price -.
ONYX Studs and Sleeve Buttons set; usual price 81
CsIbnneo Enamel and Coral sleeyeBuons I'll ,cti u'us
M.,e. Necklaces cors Garnet, sc 81 each usual pioe 80
Chdrens Coral Inets so cents each usual price 80
Lsie. Cha,ssne Cbsn, aud PIN, 81 each u.s price S.
Oentlemen'. yo't ChsiDs, ~ each usa'l price %;
Geaiiemen'. scsiRns:, ~ esch; usual price 81.
Ladies hps, With set' each u'ue price So.
Ladies Ear Rings, 81 pair usus price -.
Ladies Sleeve Buttoni cents si usua price III 80
to 90.
G.n,eIncns Sleeve Buttons 80 cents +l usual price
SI 50 ~.
Gentlemen. s.ads, ~ set, usual price 90.
Real Jet BrA.cles ~ pair usual price -.
Children, Finger Ring, 80 cents to 81 eseh usual price III
to 80
Gentlemen scsPin, 80 to 81 50 eachi usua price -
20 ~
I.Ais,' real Jet Pins = each: usual price AZ.
Also Peas and Pencils Toothpicks WstchKeys, Belt
Buetlos Chain Pins, Crosses steel Belt Clasps &c, tc-
All other kinds OF Jovelry at equally low prices.
Goods sent by ms rerPre TO all pa' ofshe United States
ard CAnads nee ofcos-
Ono. C ALIEN, Agent for the SsDufseturer' wholesale
ssd retail No t5 Broadway, one door below C,ns street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-09
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Edited BY Tbsckeay Nos. to IS now ready Also, ens'
seg binding vols. and
TEMPLE BAR.
Edited by Georgia. ssls. Nos l to now ready.
NIAIILLAN'S MAGAZINE.
Edited by David Mason, suthor Of Tom Browns School
o.ysp Nos to II now ready.
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Edited BY MIE S. c. Hail No. ready
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PER YEAR Single copies Is cents Sod By oil Booksellers
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