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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15
SINGERS SEWING G-MACHINRa
- COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Corner of Fourth and Face-sts,s
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

How Is It Singers Sewing machines are univsru.
ally used for manufacturing purposesf The PLAZA
reason why, Is: Because they are hstter more dura.
BILE, reliable, capable Of doing much grsatsa
variety efwork, and earning more money than anE
other Machine.
irhA publia rsspsetnaIly Snsltea cali and en-
anime Singers new Transverse Machine, ass
PRICE SS6Os
This Machine is highly orna namented, easy 70 opaRS
ate, and is the very best and cheapest Machine q
the market. JAMES SkARD0N,
Western Agent for Singers SewiHg G machine.
Tnol4l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15

FuyaORIa6 H6,D. B, CONES.
III Before l.. A. harfis Justice of the Peace 81 jos
On aii nov pGhip, bAmtlton CDpniys OHIO % We
the thiTtieth day of JAl uAry d., lsel, ssid
Jstlce ttsued ah oEdef % attarlment iu the aoofe
1sStion l'F 'Af SUN q my slnii5h AS JENKINS,
r0laslnnalh EsblparT Z. lssll D Isn-s'n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15

TErNION LoAS 0FFICR, No. 1as sYCA-
H4Jfl HOHEl8I., \, between Enn1th and futh.-
Money Loaned on an kinds ot Personal Pr9peIys
,ing, TpTpituTe, aud IN taeti all goods Of value
m B ID ncnfreht n iohey boneht aud sold
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-02-15

2 a SEIGNMEckT. --iNOTIOE Is HEREBY
~ given that have been appotpted by the ProSS
bate Court OF HAMILTON County Ohio as asslg nee o.
the property Of the hrm Of w, y, BkAMAN VA
and OF the hrm OF WIN. Il. BRAmAN CO., aud Al
persons holding olaiIas aeinst % nrm are herspS
notified to present the same aceQFdtng 10 law' As
SUMnER, ~ West Fourth sstfeata telIN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
SEWING
vi A & IL i n l. $
Which is the Best Z?
THE QUESTION ANSWERED
There can be no doubt that the
WHEELER & WILSON
SEWING MACHINE

lie the very best the market affords Everybody
says so, and the fact that large majority of tho
people PREFER IT FOR FAMILY SEWING, while
Dress-Makers, Skirt-NIakers, Corset-Maker 5
Galter-Eitters, Shoe-Binders, Vest-Nakers. and
Iailors, MI it, and insist that it has no equal
Tor THEIR purposes, clearly establishes the fact
hat it Is unequaled for the variety of uses to
which it is adapted. The WHEELER & WILSON
Machines make thelock-stitch, TIE ONLY STITCH
THAT CANNOT BE RAvELLED, and that presents
the same appearance on both sides Of the seam
a fact of itself sufficient 10 account for its
having the highest premiums awarded TO it at
most Of the State Fairs held for the past few
years, and atal Of the great National Fairs ofthe
UNITED STATES AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
at the last Of which it took the lst Premium
over FOURTEEN other Machines
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
NJ y II . o ID
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Just Published. in q Scoled EHruope,
I'm TIE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND
~ RADTCALCUREOF SPEBMATOH kIuEA,
or Seminal eakuess, Sexual Debility, Nervous
ness and involuntary Emissions iR1ucing Impo
tency and Mental and Physical Inclpacity.
BY ROBERT J. CULYERwELL, NJ. D.,
The important tact that the awful consequen
ces of sel-abuse may be fectually removed with
out internal medicines or the dangerous appiica-
tions Of caustIcs, instruments, indicated bOugies
and other empirical devices, is here clearly len
onstr ted and the entirely new and ligul V su
cessful treatment, adopted by the celebrated
author fully explained, by means of which every
one is enabled 70 cure himself perfectly, and at
tho least possible cost thereby avoiding all the
advertised nostrums of the day. This lecture will
prove boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal TO any address, post paid, on the
receipt of two postage stamps, by ADDRESSING
DIR. Gil. J. c. KLINE ". D., $50 First Avenue
New York, Post ofhce Bog 1850,
April7. dawly
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MORE KINDS OF WORK.
AND N \ BETTER MANNER.
THAS ANY OTHER MACHINE
OPINIONS or THE PRESS.

We prefer them for Family Use Tribune.
They are the ftyorites for families Times.
Ii has no rival. -Scientfic .fmcgica8.
Words more uniformely than the hanI-HeraId
EQUAL 10 nine scamstresses Homo Journal
The Machine for family Usc.--7 irocate and
Journal
We cannot imagine anything more perfect
Erangsiist.
1t will give entire OjSerrer
The best ever invented. Christian Enquirer.
In looking for the best, see these Examiner.
Indispensable in every family.-THe Preacher
We praise il with enthusiasm Christian
Iateligoacer.
1t surpasses all others.-LGdics' REPOSITORY
It's an American Institution -Klic5eriock-
Magical in oporation.---H-s Sieceas' Month
It is eminently superior - Dictionary Of Ne
cb1njcs.
They maintain the pre-eminence. ---Erpress.
Saves the time and health Of ten woman
TTGier Cure.
Our household is IN ecstacies with it--Por-
tiers Spirit.
Unriyalled in every quality.-Day Book
Il has no superior Dispatch.
Have no equal in family use-.Nusical World
We prefer the Wheeler Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for FAMILY USE. They will force the in
dustrv Of woman into a thous md new channels,
and cmancipate her from the cramped posture
and slow starvation of needle work.-.N \. Tn
6uae.
Wheeler & Wilson'S Machines are the flvorite
for FAMILIES, being especially adapted to tn
purpose They work more rapidly with less fric
ton, and with greater economy Of thread than
most, if not all others ~ Y. Times.
The " hceler x Wilson Machine has secured
anu justly maintains the pre-emuence for sew
ing every kind Of material. 1t works equ lily
well upon silk, linen, wooden and cotton goods i;
scanning, quilting, gathering, hemning &c,
with strength and beauty superior to any
hand-work.--E y. EEpress
No other than the lock-stitch has given such
universal satisfaction, and our advice IS. If you
want a Sewing Machine that will do your family
sewing IN A VERY SUPERIOR MANNER, or II you
wish to earn a LIVELIHOOD by sewing for others,
do not get any other than WHEELER WILSON
Machine, and you will then feel certain that you
have one that vii give you the fullest satlst ac-
ion ~ ! D patch
ANY QUANTITY OF REFERENCES
WILL BE GIVEN TO PARTIES IN
THIS VICINITY, IN WHOSE FAMILIES
This MACHINE HAS ALMOST DoNR
AWAY ALL Use OF TIE
NEEDLE BY HAND.
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remedies Of the kind have been tried in vain This
may seem incre iibie, hut il 1t fail in aDy case the
money w IL be refunded.
OVER ONE THOUSAND BOTTLES
have been sold within eighteen months, without
angle failure when taken directed. and without
the least injury to health in any case. -TF-it Is
put up In bottles Of three different strengths, with
full directions for using, aud sent BY express,
closely sealed 70 all parts OF the country
PRlCES-full strength, $40; half strength.
So quarter strength, s. per bottle.
- Remember This medicine is designed ez-
pres-iy Ter obstinate cases which all other rene
dicu OF The kind have failed to cure; also that It
Is warranted represented in every respector the
price viii be refunded. - Beware Of limitations
None warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr..
NJ, or At his office. Prepared and sold only at
Or. Nattisons Rem edial Institute for Special Dis
eases, No. p Union Street, Providence, X. l.
- DR.. ". Is a regularly educated physician %;
Of twenty years practice, giving his whole attca-
tion to this speciality.
Consultations by letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential, and medicines will be sent by Expre $
secure from observation, 20 all parts of the United
States. Also accommodations for patients from
abroad wishing Tor a secure and quiet betreat.
with good care, until restore to health
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
In these days Of medical imposition, when men
assume 10 be 7ysicans without any knowledge
of medicine whatever, persons cannot be TOO care
tul to whom they apply, before at least making
some inquiry, and especially in relation 10 those
who make the greatest professions. Advertising
physicians in nine cases out Of ten, are impostors
and if you allow yourself t. be mislead by their
ase atemeuts, and 60 blindly into traps set fer
on, without making any inquiry, you will have
eason 20 regret it when it is too late. DR.. NJ.
will send free, by enclosing one stamp as above a
Pamphlet on Diseases Of " omen, and on special
diseases generally; also Circulars giving full IN
formation, with the most undouDted reterepces
and testimonials, without which, no advertising
physician or medicine Of this kind, is deserving Of
any confidence whatever.
DR.. Mattison is the only educated physician IN
Providence if not in New England, who makes a
speciality Of Private diseases and he gives the very
best references and testimonials, both of his hon
esty and his skill. II there are any others, LEI
them do the same; otherwise you had better keep
away from them.
Orders by mail promptly attended to. Write
your address plainly, and direct to DR.. Mattison
as above.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
GEO. W. & G. G.. BENEDIC
No. g, College ST.. BurIiu:

No. g, College ST., Burlington,
are SOLE AGENTS for Burlington and vicinity,
Of this unriyalled machine, and have constantly
on hand various styles and prices, from $40 to
SIOO. We invite all who are in want Of
4 PERFECT SEWING MACHINE,
to call and examine the working of the Wheeler
y Wilson, at our Sew in Machine Parlo, No. 8,
College street
PRICES.
s45, $50, sG5, SO.
and upwards, according to style and finish
HEMMERS
furnished ,cithOu extra charge.
One Of these machines, the BEST IN TIE
WORLD. Can now be had at thess4me rates as
a cheap machine.
" B. Prices here eractiy the same as at tie
ComPany's Warehouse IN Mem York.
ErcrV Machine is Warranted,
and personal instruction in the use OF the Ma
chine, is given, WITHOUT CHARGE, to those who
purchase Of Us.
Also,
constantly on hand and for sale, an assortment
OF NEEDLES for the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing
Machine; NEEDLE CASES; MARKING GUAGEs;
HoNEs; &c, sc.
GEO. W. Il G. q. BENEDICT.
Sole -7geats for Burlington and Ticiajty.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11
rUEUNIvFRsAL HENINIER,

WITH BArrEY's IMPROVEMENT,
turns and stitches hens of required widsn,
and lays the hem either on the upper OF under
surface Of the work as desired. No other HemmeT
does this. In addition to hemmng it fels, stitch
es tucks Of any width, and serves, generally, the
purpose of UNIVERSAL GAUGE, which supeTcedes
The necessity Of "5a,nsg," on all kinds Of sewing,
aud adds much to the capacity and value OF any
Machine which has it. No other Hemmer Ia the
world possesses any OF these advantages!
II is easily attached to any Sewing Machine :
and is rapidly coming into general use.
Retail rice s. to IS. A liberal discount TO
the Trade. Send for samples Of the work. Sold
wholesale and retail, by
!. BATTY, Durlington-Sole
Agent for Vermont noyl0 lSGO daw
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SOME OF THE MERITS
TIM
WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE,
ARE As FOLLOWS

ARE As FOLLOWS
lsT PERFECTION OF STITCH 1t makes the
lock-stitch, ALIKE on both siI.s of the cloth
which will not rip or ravel-leayes no ridge On
the under side 20 Wear or iron oif-and USES LESS
THREAD, oy Irom "a tn,l. to half, than any
other stitch.
2n. RAPIDIrY-Fiye stitches are made 70
each trend, and ONE THOUSAND STITCHES
\ MINUTE, with ease, making al yard Of
seam minute. With this surprising 'apility,
the EASE OF MOTION is unsurpassed
Sd. SmPLCITY.-T working parts M, few,
asily adjustable and kept ia order with the
greatest ease.
4TH. DuRABuTY With ordinary care, one
viii LAST LIFETIME. Thousands Of these Ma
chimes have been in constant use five six We rs
and are still AS GOOD As NEW. One viii outl ,st a
dozen Of the cheaper machines Of other patents.
9TH. GENERAL EFFICIENCY.-Thc Wheeler y
Wilson Machine WILL sEw ANY THING, from the
lightcst muslins to the heaviest cloth or even
leather. 1t works equally well upon silk, linen,
wooden and cotton goods,
sen ming. q milling, EcTnsuiu-. Gathering
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-01-11

TRAINS GOING NoRTu AND WEST
Leave burlington at - A NJ, l Sc 2. M..and
o. P. NJ
MAIL TRAIN connects at " indsor and w ite RiT-
r. Junction with trains leaving Boston and Sprinr.
leid,' 30 A. NJ. same day. and New YORK
previous evening Leave Windsor at 40 =. NJ.
rrlying burlington az 100 PM, st. AIbans 81
T. NJ, lodge and arrive at Montreal atIO3O
IA Ogdensbur- at ] % r.M.n.Ntdlv. Connect
K at Ogicnsburgh with Gr-nt Trunk train. for
Detroit AID the West without delay
DAY Express connects at Burlington with train
leaving Troy same Uoruing, leaves HutIjngton AT
80 PM, arriving at rou-e.s Point at44,P m.
and at Montreal and usdensourch same eveuin.,.
NIGHT ENrEEss TEAM, connecting nd Windsor
With train which leaves New York nj $ 60 A. NJ
1t " hitc River Junction with train leaves
Boston via Lowell at 20 p NJ. Leaves
White River Junction at = - 4. NJ. arrives NJ
Burlington at a AM, Kouse's Point at A.
4 NJ, Montreal at 10 80 A NJ, and O,,iensburrb
1T 90 p. n. the same day, aud preceding 6y
Grand Trunk train for Detroit and the West tho
saue afternoon.
Pa.enger Car attached to freight train
caves NoItufeId at coo A.H., arriving 40 Bur.
ington 1T o. An, aud at>t Altan- ~ 2 l.
,. DE, h,tGrlin. leaves liurIjngt ~ at 81 e. NJ
ITjv!ng az NoItLdeld ar 6 a.. ?. d.
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Grass Seed

SG0 BUSHELS TIMOTHY SEED. raised on
cOO new lana, this season. For sale by
II. l.. D0OiGTILF.
slsS o. TIE saw, College street.
Darlington. Vt. Nov. I. 1850. diw wilson,
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ness and general debility thefe IS nolhing IIke 10
it will strengthen, exhilirate, create an appetite
at once, regulate the bilious system, aid diges-
''o- ""' IN short restore the weakened organs
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TUECROYFR AND BAKER
NOISE LESS

FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
is rapidly supersedng all others for family use.
The Double Lock Stitch formed by this Machine
is found to be me apiy enc which survives the wash
tub on bias seams, and, therefore. the only one
permanently valuable Tor Family Sewing.
send for a Circular. Address
!. BATIEY, Agent,
Darlington, VI.
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xVEN,s CLOTH OvER-SHOE5, Rubber bot
We toms a. STRONG, WARD co.
Dee 26 dawtf
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At market G56 Cattle (abcut 800 Bceves and
l56 Stores), consisting of Working Oxen, Cows
one. two and three years old.
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IIVVevf IIND Ut W II
Whereas, applicable
Court, 10 writing, by
Estate Of Hiram Hoose
cd, praying for licen
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performing every species Of sewing except max
ing hutton-hole, and stitching on buttons. Upon
straight seams an operator with one machine
will perform the work Of ten scamstr,ss,s. 1t
will do MORE WORK,
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LANES LIE WIS .

DEN ISL
j as removed his Office TO Aliens New Block,
arler Of Bank and Church Streets.
0ctlT. daw3m
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OgllcnSburgl Railroad.
1860. 1854.
Winter Arrangement.


TuB0JGHT0 y ~ II HOURS. NEW
YJEklA 81 HOURS
IN AND ATT Z MONDAY, Dec.3
- 1850. Passenger Trains will run on this Io.i
every Gay (ex-,p, SUNDAY ms follows
GOING EAST.
Ist TRAIv-Freisbt and ssengcr-Lear7 Ma
lon1 az a. ul-, CONNIE SIN, wi n Express Train at
houses Point, reaching; Troy an! Albany sane
day. aud New J ork n,Xt lLorliug.
2d TRAIN Through Mail from Ogdeusdurcl
ieayfng Malone ~ 2.4j 2. H., reaching Boston
next morning at 30 aud New York at u noon.
>P'r7dH ALsCm1y Cars run through with this
IIain from Rousc's Point.
Accommodation Train leaving Oedeusburph IL
$50 P. NJ, arrives at Malone at S.50.
GOING WEST.
Ist Tram I avss Boston at : 50 4. n.. and
Ne" 1ulk '-U1 a. m, lodge az II. Al"sus. alrvo
1t Nal me 90 10 2 o. next day. Nictiqy Cor.
attached 70 this Train Fl. m Boston ard troy.
- IHAly.-An Express Passenger Train 10 sea
Uni'n Depot, Troy, at 7.25 %. IN. reacLjug Ma.
lone at Go. P. H., and O. de.sbGrgh at 10 %
p
All Trains connect with P. & ". RI. for Phtts.
ourgh az Moores Junction and the a. r Tain
IS tue only train that coauects with trains ?
Montreal via Rousos Point. Passengers can ~
by the 10 = ~, trniu. by 0giensburgh, reac..
ing Montreal, VIA q. I. ItH. alto y. IN.
GEO. V. B0YLE, Supt,
Malone. Nov 80, lscJ.
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In Richmond, the 9th inst, Willie. only son Of
Orson and Bertha Goodrich, aged years.
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E!AILRO Us.
VERMONT CEHTR RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

hoice OF Ro"te- ior Chicago & ,i,o " est
Commence MondcU. Dlc I'd, 1860.
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LIFE, FIRE AND MARINE
iNSJ RANCE.
ETSA INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN.
capital, 1850, 600.
HOME N URANCE COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Capital, $1,000, COO.
PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY.
HARTFORD, CONN,
Capital $1,000
LAMAR FIRE INSURANCE Co,
NEW YORK.
Capital, 100000.
CoNNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE. Go.
HARTFORD, CONN.
Capitnl s2cO GOD.
RTH WESTERN INSURANCE. co D..
oswEGo, *. y.
WESTERN MAssACHUsETrsINS. CO.
PIrrsFlELD, MASS.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE. co.
WV YORK.
Assets, sl.so0. COO
CHARTER OAk LIFEiNsURA SCE Co.
HARTFORD, COM,
Capital an Surplus, 5000, GOO
Policies issued in the foregoing fr,t CAS-, Com
pani,s and losses ,gDtajig adjusted and promptly
pad by IN eor11der,igned, u30 i1H make q, ct Pc
for Pohc'es0r ,s,raL.
$. WIRES, Agent.
Burlinl ton BET. y, 1850 dawIy
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CREATEEDUCTIoN IN THEPRICEs
OF Tue
GROVER / BAKER

WING CHIMES.
These unrivaled machines, with new and val
liable improvements, are now sold at prices 70 to
40 per cent less than heretofore.
Their FAMILY MACHISEs-some IS different
patterns-I can now sell, with the Universal
Nemmer" advertised in another column at Si5
70 500 and upwards. And their MANUFACTUR-
iSG MACHINES many different patterns car
loE sell at $40 20 500.
= Their new $50 Shuttle Machine, a lsrg
size double-speed Machine, with many lac auC
valuable Improvements, Is very far superior, eth
er for Manufacturing purposes, or tor Family use
&c any other "Lock-StItcn" Machine in msrket
J. BATTEY, Sole Agent for The
[Cbamplain Valley
Burlington, Nov. dawf
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FE7HE subscriber, a FaAc,rcAb nrcHAyIc,
J and thoroughly aequ. Gntnd III Grey Fart of
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newspaper which Giro
of those persons in1|
notifications shall hid
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6 REATIXDjAY REMEDY
FOR FEMALES.


This celebrated Fem lc Medicine,
possessing virtues unknown Of any
thing clse e the kind, and proving
c1cctual after all Others have failed.
Is prepared from an indian plant
used bv the natives for the same
purpose from time immemorial, and
now for the first time of red 10 the
pubiie Il is designed for both
marnei ami single ladies, and Is {
evry best thing known for ths pur-
.pose, as it " Ii bring on the month
~ sickness in cases Of obstruction
from any cAu.e. and after al other
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,INE u

IN T. I
: VERNl
OFCHITTI
f Glitter
of Enleli
applicat
Court, by
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would /
that the I
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1pon, the
th dayof
TT Rooms
pom said o
thereof |
by publ
in tho
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Tie L. Steamer Mohawk arrived at Key
II aEt ~ 80 COS 90
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VERAft
FGRANn
thin ar
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1.-THE 3rd Congregational District con
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TuBOUGUTO IVI7 HOURS. NEW
YORK ~ 2I HOURS.
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TIE FREE PRESS.
sr7af,d al No. t. College ST., Burlington w.
GEO. w. & 6. T.. BENEDICT.
Editors and Propriet0r5.

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONS
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Village subscribers, per annnn, - w
those Who resefre it by Mail, FOR six months, 90
- 400
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nud Telling.

Scanning, euil,ins. Hcm,,,iH.. Gathering
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Of
cmOI
ctal
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10 81
az II
Rod
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TRAINS GOING NORTH AND WEsr
.eavo burlington at - Ali, Sc z. " ..and
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remedies of the kind have been tried in vain. 7
may seem Incredible, hut il it fail in any ease
money w II be refunded.
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nArEs OF ADVERTISING N TIE DAILY.

For advortisenents Occupying seyeTaI squares a
liberal reduction is made upon he above rates
ger square.
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AND ON rHAT.r-sHAx s
pere.
President Spencer drAwspns
hid. Of Massey, Collins q Co. n
Ale a day, At 3 cents q Glass
and his health Ia unim{m rel
Northwest ccrnar Of Broasl.
way and Cortlsndt street.
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vt OoK ON THIS PIC
IL ture
President Lincoln Ia sick.
The cares Of once have o..
ready shown their effects on
bis Iron constitution. view
York papers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

nR POWELL ATTENDS ESPECIALLY TO THE EYE
ard ar heretofore for the past twenty years, from
TO ocl0 daily st his Office s2 broadway above Twelfth
,test tight hearing restored In hitherto
deemed bepeless catar CT, mauross Granular Eyeii1s
cured by method cross eyes made perfectly
straight In few seoonis Deafness DISCHARGES and insng
ny process Artificial Eyes insert
without 10 p which Ok exactly like the natural
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

VxVANrEp--ro EXCHANGE FOR DESIRABLE MER-
w chaDdssc aooseres Of ehcce Tmbered tsrmi,g Lands,
portions Of Michigan and Wisconsin, that well se&tleo
WI be sold at bargain Liberal amount o. oh put with
thsU Address Norris hoX ~ Her ~ once, tW len dsya
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03

h1l Sn GREAT REDUCTION IN BOARD com
- ~. Portable Rooms wlh good Board 5. 20 10 IS
week. and upwards ladies aud families suited nice parD
with plano: watch all night and cheap lodgings for
red single gentlemen iS Lipenard street, near Broad
wav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-03
BOARDING AND LODGING.

IL eores desrot meeting with happy and comforta-
bic Home, in English family Board and Lods
iDgs at us Hudson street