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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

The THREATENED MILITARY DEsroT-
IsM.-The Richmond Enquirer publishes
some extracts from letter from a citizen of
Alab una, IN which, among other things, the
writer says:
The Co,ton States will all secede, so sure
as the Heavens are aboye Us. II Conven-
tons of the people viii not do If. We will rev
olutionize urder military lea ers. The Or
ganizAtion is complete, and / know what I
say"
If the people will not dissolve the Union,
then revolution is TO be accomplished "under
military leaders" Tbi. 10 the programm-.-
Tn. Yancey League" of three hundred
thousand men sworn TO destroy the Federal
Government. are 10 carry forward the move
ment, in defiance ofGe people, by the strong
arm OF military powerl Aud these are the
leaders, people OF North Carolina, wh'm the
fisuLioaists Of this S ale are cal ing on yoI
10 follow. Raleigh (N CD Standard.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

Mrs. Lincoln lately called TO see the Por-
trait of "fer Abraham being painted by
Healy. She is OF medium size, slightly IN
SIInCd gBtU0stp0tEu5 nssF 1drr n Oval, anu as
remarkable for lis regular and rounded out
lines as Is her husbands for augulariiy. She
has soft eyes, d rk hair, fair complexion, and
altogeIhsr as agreeable a face as Ole W. uld
wisl ~ z Her dress wa brown or oak
col< s,Ritb grayish flowers aud leaves.
Ii wxs46adc full with founces, ted we'll,
and hung gracefully about her person. and
trailed just a irife. Hei bonnet was of blacK
six. trimmed OF cherry ribbon, which, with
a dark mixed shwal, NEATLY fitting kid gloves,
ant rich layender-cOlored parasOl, com
,,l..,.d her costume. She wa accompanied
by two chubby, rosy faced bows Of five and
eleven. Bob" the " Prince OF Rail-" her
eldest child, is pursuing his stu'iies at HAr-
ward. Thrse three boys constitute Old
Abe's" family.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

The earth is always froz to the idle bus
bandnan.
Qrsrrels would never last long if the fault
were on one sile only.
Iaeness travels very leisurely. and poverts
soon oyertakes her.
He that chaukes often his trade, make
soup in basket
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-01-24

The Legislature of Maine has elected Ex-
Gov. Morrill, 10 succeed Vice President Ham
lin, in the United States Senate.
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NJ. V. b. B u l. l.,
WHITEHALL,N Y.

AAEUFAt TCRER
COOK, PARLOR 4 BOX STOVES,
hollow Ware, Farmers Boilers, Caldron Kettle.
Iron Road-ocrapers, Straw-Cutters, &c,
AGRICULI UKAL IMPLEMENTS,
iron Fronts for Buildings. Columns, Door-Sills,
Window Stills, Wind DIV Caps, Front Pieces Cor
nices, Iron DeUrs, Btiuds and Shutter, Chim-
ney-Iops, Iron, Fence Iron StaIrz, kaiiug
Balconies, &C, made from new Pat
terms OF the latest and most
approved Styles,
STEAM ENGINES, LATHES AND planners
Rolling Mil Castings, Nail Machines, Boiler Rive
Machines, Drills Shating Puleys, Coupling and al
Kinds OF heavy and light Machinery, Casting ali,
Job Work. Heavy ana light king, OF ali kind
fatteTL work oil all descriptions Drafting Designing
sc. Also sole manufacturer OF the
NEW YORKER PL0W,
The sale of which will be given exclusively to
i-aler in each town throughout the Uuited States.
0T~Ai orders promptly tlled, and Wares shppe,
by Lake, Canal or Rail Road. SO ~
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Cherish the tender buds Of pliy, and they
VIII blosm with bsnsvolsuee.
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Peoples Pacific Railroad Compan,

sSHE Commissioners of the Peoples Pacific Hal cad
Company would announce 10 the people OF the
United States, that said board Commissioners aie
Iully organized, by the choice of
JOSIAH PEkHAM, Prdsident.
OLIVER FROST, Vice President
ABEL ABBOTT, Secretary,
is. WILMINGTON, Treasurer
ana that the Books the Company are open for the
subscription OF stock, in BUsToN, nav lORK
PHILAL ELPHIA, BALTIMORE anu w MAsHINsToN, all .
VIA soon be Opened Iii the principal Southern ano
Western CiIies and California.
The Charter OF said Company was granted by the
Legislature ofthe State OF Maine, In March, 1860.
Inc right ot way throu b the public lands in the
Territories of the Cufted States from Missouri River
to California, by the way Pixies Peak Old Mines
and through utah, is now open to the Company, by
Acts Oh Congress.
The People of the United States are earnestly re-
,mpaDy, and send in thsir subscriptions. All per-
invited subscribe share, and one
more than ten shares.
Shares One Hundred Dollars each, ten dollars OF
which be paid the subscription is made as
will be by the Charter
Let the people 3ubseI tbe generally and literally
forthwith, and the Company will be able to secure
from Congress at its next session, large grants OF
land and OF money.
let whole re ,ple all as one put their shoulder
to the wheel, by subscribing share each the
Railroad will be built within We years.
Let clubs ten, twenty, dfty, subscribers,
be formed ia every Town anu Village. aud the money
tOr"arded Dy Mali or Express, and Certificates
STOCK with receipt for viii be returned.
Responsible men, Of unimpeacnable character anu
have tor tie work, wanted Il
parts OF the United States, TO Agents Obtain
subscriptions to the STOCK OF the company
All communications should be directed to the
i-Tsigned, at the Office of the Company, ADAM
HOUSE, BUS ION, and to whom all applications TO-
copies OF Charter, By Laws aud Other document
JOSIAH PERHAM
5-5mos President Board OF Commissioners.
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TARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
Il offers for sale his Farm, situated X mile souIn a
ot MidIletown village, good road and IN goo !
oeiyhbnrhood: containing 100 acres of proauo'lye
land well watered and fences, with good APpie
and Sugar orchard thereon with other iralti ouiIo
;nGa nearly new Wishing - remove my residence
,sil sell the above deesriood farm at low price
Terms, easy .r,n,rr NnpcaN
~x,..,.,~r. uao IA lae0 2.Aws
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OASTLETON SEMINARY

Z
FALL QUARTER begins Thursday Aug 30, 1897
WINTER : MoudaS, Nov. II, 1850
This Institution affords superior advantages t'
Young adies who wish to obtain a thorough and I'LL
i>hrd education. The Apilding is beautifully located
aud in thorough repair. In every department OF
study the best of teachers secured. Especial Ia
;ilities those who with to perfect tn, mselves
Music and the other Ornamental brancF es, and for
young men wishing to prepare for college. AddTess
3Itf ). kNOWLTON, Principal,
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RUTLAND, VT. THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY "a 1861
S P e E C II

HON. w VI. IL. SEW ARD,
ON THE STATE OF THE COUNTRY,
Delivered in the Senate Chamber, Saturday
January IL, 1861.
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RAIL ROADS, &C.
RUTLAND ID RURLIIs GTON IN. n
- - ;sssas=a; ss:.::s..ss.:

1860. Winter Arrangement. a 1850.
( IN and after Monday, Dec. 8, Trains will run
~ a. follows:
Leave Rutland for Burlington at IL 90 A. III 800
and 9.2OP. IA.
Leave Rutland t.r Bellows Falls at 8. Is M, and
aI2.6 T.. M.
Leave burlington for Rutland al ssfA. M 2 45
ana 80 l.. III.
Leave Bellows Falls tor Rutland at 1926 and
5.35 p M.
E.A. CHAPLIN ,sup't
Ruuand. Nov. %. 1850. z6:Iy
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VAECsRns and kwkLkX.

" ) .
LLAhh s. BkU lHEkS
RIAVE just receI. ed another new and stall large
STOCK Watches OF ali Kinds, beautiful pa
terue VI JeweIry, oIheT SPOONS and Forhsi oliVt
Plated W are, opcctaGIes, Clocks, Colts heYoIVeEs
Fishing IacEIe, HI1es, Shoi Guns, ana Fancy GOOC
oil every description All boush Tor cash, ana vi
be soid tower tuau can be bUught ia Boston or Ne'
YORK
Watches, Clocks, JeweIry and spectacles neatl
repaired, usual
a, G. CLARK A. W. CLARK. n. CLARE
70 Merchants EAcnange, Rutland VT.
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PETER Q. JONES.
CARPETS, OIL CLIO III & UPHOLSTERY

importers, Manufacturers, and Dealers in Carpets
OIL CtotaS, WtHd0U lShadsS, CnrEalH Materials an
Trimmings, hEtrassss Beddtng Church Cushions,
Upholstery G0oIS OF every kind, Wholesale aud Retail
late OHu VauCaasbeek City Carpet Stare 34GreensI
VAN GAASBEEK. lilly Ii. K. WATSON
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Orders solicited tor Car Wheels and Railroad Cast
ngs OF every description, Iii aud other casting,
al kinds, Cast Iron Pipe, Water Wneels, Ca-Iing
or Agricultural Implements Iron Fence, Plaza
HaiIings. & c., of the approved patterns. AtrU
MACHINERY WOKK FINISHED Up PROMPTLY.
A iuiI assortment OF Gear and Pulley Patterns
the usual sizes of Gear and Pulley Casungs con
tautly on hand Alse, the celebrated HUKLBUKg
Flows. and the New England Mover. CircuIaIs
especting the stam- sent to any address desired.
ALL WORK AL LOW PRICES.
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EAGLE FOUNDRY & MACHINE

T. SHOP. VIA 'At'
WMAN MANSFIELI
-A=Sss~~Mss5 ID would respectfully INFORM theI
~s9ey friends patrons, and the pubir
&S~ lie generslly, that their FoEndrt
2$p@~A tHd Machine Shop, located Oh UnieI
Street, near the K 4 b X. K Ereigh
%Azze&<e@SAE~ Depot, is now compIete, and the
are Prepared Ior making all kinds castings. Par
attention paid to RAILROAD CASTINGS, MIL
ID AUHIEERY WORK of every :, cription.
They also this occasion to express their CRATE
al obligations all those who have eatronized then
iiberally heretofore and earnestly solicit
iuuauce OF tLeir tavOrs
OtIce the store OF Mes=rs Barr~tt & Son
Rutland. Oct. Is. 1853 All
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NEW FALL GOOD S !!
just received at
SPENCER & WATTS
A very large assortment of ID ES s GOOnS
SHAWLS oCLOAKS. TRAININGS, CLOIdS
CASSiNESES, VESCINGi, III ATS AND CAfS
LADIES SHOES, READY MADE CLoldiN"
Am3SS our Dress Goods be found all the nov
elites of the season, Plain and Printed Merinos,
Pasamettas, Plain and Printed Wool De Lains
Mohairs, Poplius, Valencias Florentlnes,
Brocaded Goats Hair, Union Plads,
Muslin DeLains. Plain \ Printed
Embroideri's. French, English
Scotch and American
ShawIs, Printed and
Plain Flannel,
Moreens Balmoral and Skeleton Skirts, Carpetings,
Ruga, 30, sc. 49,
Our CIOTHING is made in Vermont. We keep
no Southern sop made work.
A verv large assortment of Cloths, Cassmeres and
vestings. ~
GROCERIES of the choicest kind at lowest prices
including our celebrated Une uaiur 30 cent Teas
We make no quotations of lots, but will give the
REST MERRIMAC PRINTS. at 10 cts pr yd
REST MANCHESTER NJ. D'LAfNS, 1871 -
REST HEAVY BROW v SHEEFING. 81 u"
ALEXANDER'S KID GLOVES, IS cts pr pr
We buy all our goods with CASH and will sell for
ready psy as cheap as any Store in Vermont Don |
be huunbugged by credit Stores, but give us can
before you buy. ,o AZ
Casileton. October, leou. ~ "a
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EDGERTON & HODGES,
Attorneys Al Law and Solicitors i'll Chancery. OHIO
over Pierce Stearu told Union store Rutland,
EDWIN EDHEkToN, IA SILAs ii. HoDGEs-
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o1Dnn A YEAR MADE BY ANY
ID lAOO one with $40 Stencil Tools siIye.
Medal awarded. Samples Tree. Address
71y a. j. J.FULLAM, Spring gteId, VT
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Attorney aud Counsellor nj Law, Solicitor
.hAucery, Agent tor Pensioners, Bounty Lands, &
Jlnce, "a story lhraIls BlOck, Rutland, VT.
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REUBEN K. THKALL,

MARTIN Il. ENERIS,
Attorney ana Counsellor al Law, and Solicitor
Chaucery Once the Court ii hOUse, kutland, VI
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-17
SgAssA. II. Iag SsIs Eua SlgnI.

G;s FOR PENTHOUSE No. 20 Mccullough
Siis s oget - !" good teqa il te MED law IN
-. 49, =. 20. Z! = "a ! ; HE Z! jel5-tf
Taiaa FOR RENE HOUSE No, 2I9 Wesi
LIB Lomhld street, between Paca and Green onnoif,
sUle1dii veal C9iie&e with all modern impryanssnts
nant ne laid Ntarle. Will be rented " 10 grod
No % II ht S9gGrurant having use for i Ami,
streets N'H STREET, between Charles and LINT
80 MY jelG-ti
Es#;f Al fGIkHiSHED DWELTIYG FOR RENT
- the furnished HOUSE within three s1nares
S15 u, ms. Apply at this Office SHiai IS1miiy
II VALUABLE LAND IN ATTE1 ~ Nv :"
$3.50, mn mn, ~, COUNTY, FOR SALE
teinng shout SIX ffn I, egsed e. TREASURE TRovE.
70 JoIn "" tr on the Sd Gav Mar, Si " granted
Veycd Tor me Hon Thomas g. Pratt about tho H su-
1t Is situated about Is miles of 1870
Eiedt ohal ROAD winch traverses the pr1urfr tie
also admirably suited to Sheep raising Thara ~ I:
Farms opened and cleared upon the land and nov, n,J
rent The tract however, is principally wooded viii er
taF ana me TIMBER, Thich easily he Transported o
road gently SiOpin 70 the esapeake and Ohio anI
&nd the Baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD which ran wi.Iit
N tie centre OF the tract several
Suiihnr and Iron SPRINGS # different encths ssuinr
IRON s1a valley within few yards ofpaCh other TnaS
Win another sulphur Spring in the same vicinity have
~ yers ncrn known and resorted first by the Indians
~ 'CS ny the hunters for their Hygeian
iTW les on acr s. the mountain very fac IODINE
~ u "HGh Is well known in the negf borlocd and i
rerAAbiN adared to the OF ell Cutanenus diseases
rs HlsTyd Tor sale at very rates and on
lofS credit as it will BE- divided into SMALL IA SWS Of
n15tr WALLIS & THOMAS,
4-i'' Paul street
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agricultural.

nssr.nrns ewgscasa1 Rza.,,,.
tsdsSSGo = EAaVDAEsv EssAEsUEsE
FOR EVERY DESCRIPTION OF CULTURE.
Being thoroughly established as cron 80
slider il bu nef.sssrv m ;,I,r 20 TIP EnoMes' we con-
- = n RTToDFS RI
~ 10 a.; I|il ~ rs re q w.
0in'e' O. Do"ly s WAR,
ks-FRlGE SO PER T0N, 2GooLBs., CASH. apg3awim
4 n
~ Sixty tons WHITE MEXICAN, containing 74.O7 per
SGHlCAN GUANn containing $50 per cent bone phos-
pHSe q iie' landing a T6 f9F e sSi w By
apl9tf u and Is Bowly;s wharf.
U
made n 9as sssbsT s2 and Planters that have
numerous customers with genuine and unadaIterate o"'
Our stock is unequaIied in its eytert variety and oa;
ty, b. any house in the trade We name: N-" 4N"--
AL PERUVIAN GUANO,
Or DIRECT IMPORTATION FROM PERU THIS YEAR Ann Dp-
.lCHABOE GUANO,
ELlDE ISLAND (CALIFORNIA) GUANO,
BAKER,S ISLAND CrANO
OF direct iD,norto+io. ,rtn 49,, -no1,s.
R-sIfe'5 nPor'auoh INTO trs market per ship Mary
rNa JARVIS ISL1%b eUANo.
CT v E Sew '9Y Sole authorized agents
Ill '.l'->loAN A 1BikSto,wN MEXICAN aUANo
PLANT FOOD AND CRUST PREVENTIVE ~
nApyyT .A-r, Cy,p,Nrv,o
~ i4A-'D NoAII AN / D
SUFER PHOSPHATE OF LIME.
And ot1er E r+irizsrs os l- 1, -. ...,,.,,
pqtation.
one @ We ME- sen Oh MOST laVooe terms, IN lots from
Wv ''-' w i'0V0 'oii'' s., ,,.roo,, IN
r hALCOM d co,
Grain, -Four ana Guano Warehouses,
mhlAtf orposite -: CO., i55IIniS ; Widti,
1TIvTI,e5 n NJ =
superior II producing large OF Corn Oats, Grass,
o'a'oe% ana oIaeF SpIing crops; For sale by
.,rz,f uF.o bCfDA LIZ, Sole Agent,
eplo-tt no Spears wharf up S:rirs.
/ DATTCpjS; y w p0NrF DIJOSDIT mr., r. >
IL 80 ~ - y" I'O-In hO'of i!AIE aHorus
- TUG htCessaY o"u oI plants, containing 50 per cent
u phosphate OF Lime anG per cent; OF Ammonia.
| ,,.. NFo. ~ |DA LIZ, Sole agent,
aPI2u 80 spears wharf, 1p stairs.
| E9&UGH'S RAW. ROME PHOSpE ATF is off,.
| Is 81 e. ~ - oI - - - 4 10 oI0A-
ahe fer za% nd , S pT[pe ah4 re-
"e el 'Al'%ei' anu pei u rs teCs Fof sal by
| o,,..e "HN. ~ ,rDALE1, sore Agent,
| - 20 : spear ; @iafl, up stars.
| EgAUGH'S kA h-SOHE PHOSPHATE con-
ID tans the active and essential urnnartia az bnas o
sr,sir ali The criIa 10, eies % pGheS' pos
~ az o 0is'1" a." !. "a IN Tattgi F0f SaIe ~
apis If e. +. S',aors ~ .t 'opie "A Sa
| = ~ : o.-e : "l-r,, up sealIs.
| A GkNCY OF
| ~ ~. RAJTCIps RAW ROME pr1OSpr1 mo M r1,tp
| p.,ooyaI ~ N q $500 ~ Il NS AlADi II
| CO." 'I" = tITI1cpE "N"i''
CYOpCE II GIiETE Corr A,pyu
For MARYLAND and virginia
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TO SOUTHERN d WESTERN MERCHANTS
RODEWALD G. sINDALL,
COMALSSI0N MERCHANTS
And DEALERS I'm
INDIGO, SPICES, SOAP, STARCH,
SODA ASH, SAL. SODA. BI-CARR
SODA, sALERATUs and GRoCERs,
DRUGS,
30 CIIEApsIDE, Baltimore,
Invite the attention Merchants visiting this citv to ar
examination OF their stock which in variety and price
~ Orders respectfully solicited and faithfully executed
Fl E "A L 7 H,
ECONOMY
AND
CONVENIENCE
COMBINED
wINsHIP's
sELF-vENTILATING
REFRIGERATOR.
THE ONLY
REFRIGERATOR
WHERE
VENTILATION
RELIABLE,
sELF-CREATING
AND
UNINTERRUPTED
COLLINS, HEATH & HUTCHINSON,
% Light street,
mh4.tfr sTovE,;REFRIaERA7oR AND.PLuMDINo HOUSE.
mo YOU WANT WHISPERS?
~ DO YOU WANT WHI3KERSP
20 YOU WANT MUsTACHEP
DO YOU WANT A MUSTACHE?
BF1LLIHGFIAng'S
CELEBRATED
STIMULATING ONGUENT,
FOR THE WHISPERS AND HAIR
me SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure announcing to the Citi
ts OF te United states, that they have obtained tie
aaSs Se P oy are enabled to cg to III
article '
TIE STIMULATING ONGUENT is prepared by DR.. c,
6ei'ingham, an erninen physician of London and is
sI!dhte' 70 nFig out thick set OF WHISPERS Or
2 s6 6e " fls6c This T 1T Tosdd a
and Parls il Is in uni rsa use - ~
II is beautiful economical, soothing, stimulating
ouiu acting as /! by magic the causing
beautiful growth Of luXu liant hair. If applied TO the
scalp i T cure BADNESS, and cause to spring up in
placs OF the bald spots fine growth hair Applied
accofdng to directions, it will or towy hair DARE
auo gray ar to its original color, LEAVING soft
snoo'I ana flexible The "Onguen.n is INDISPENSABLE
artcie IN every genteman's toilet and weeks
lhey would not for any consideration be without it,
Inc subscribers the only Agents
United Sstes, to whom all orders be addressed
frce One Dollar bOX-ior SAFE by ali Druggists and
e2er or box Of the "On2uent (warranted 70 have the
Desired eIect will be sent any who desire it. BY mail
dect) securely hacked, receipt of price postage
sl18. Apply to or address F9''
HORACE L. HEGEMAN & CO.
-.,,r Druggists SC,
-zn u William street, New York
- GARDEN SEEDS. A@1
R. SINCLAIR, JR., Il co, .lsa
Nos. IS, &C and 62 LIGHT STREET,
tThird House North Of Pratt,)
GROWERS AND IMPORTERS
GARDEN SEEDS,
Have on hand superb assortment OF SEEDS,
grown with great care.
ALSO,
Imported Sorts from the most reliable European houses
mh22eoiwW Wow
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5t0cAs, Wttange, EG.

VQRK, GETTYSBURG. CHAMBERsBURG,
Il HARRISBURG ard MIuDLErOWN BANK N0TES
for sale at a liberal discount by --N
js,ru TH 10 6 /, cAEso No,
NOLD FOR SALE, in sums TO suit, at a small
- premium by [,elel THO J. CARSON.
| MARYLAND STATE SIZES.
I1 BALTIMORE GAS COMPANY STOCK
z ~ saie. lhG-l-2@l AcklM q ca.
| EJO4ICE
are " pTeF&Fea 20 rive CA3a ADyANCEs on con
q Liverpool 0'' Sn'' eSS'S Il B T9 Nd : Co.
dZl-ti corner Of Chcaoside and Lombard street
| ri ORTIZ WESTERN VIRGINIA RAILROAD
julz.tt Basement G irsssi5ts,S .i B'ans
N0LLECTl0NS ON ALL PROMIN EMIT
! ~ ~, IHiS SOUTH AND WEST made by
! RALlIMu&E AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
- BONDS wanted by SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
aIo-u basement Chesapeake Bank,
PALTIMURE AND OHIO R. r. BONDS 1867.
IL Baltimore and Chic Railroad boods 1875.
g; "a Rais o bonds q g. no 5is5
Wanted By $3MGGEL H& a Es}2%o jT.,
mhIsti basement Chesapeake Bank
| VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA BANK
rs2: HqIiS fof sale by THO 10, l. l.. G 5;aI,
| FXCHANGE ON NEW YORK, PHILADEL-
M NJ Fi XII BOSTON, RICHMOND, PETER BURG and
N4 iSs5f Tor sale by THO %. 4 Z 0A d6,
I INCURRENT BANK NOTES AND DRAFTS
~ on all points South and West purchased rates
yte25tf TE 30 f:s 9AEs" Met
UROTHBRS BOEIEGER,
OFFER FOR Sale FREI8N EXcAhNGE ' on s ali Sc
lam: , Germany On LONDON ans and m APSisF
4 DVANCES MADE ON BUSINESS PAPER
% ia55 AfD APPROVED c9L4ATERAT a3, BY ,.,o>-
RANK OF BALTIMORE STOCK WANTED
10y JNo Cuttings Il CO.,
| IA ARYLAND SIZES MARYLAND 6 Der cent
A'1- iESefl'e" loan for sale by ~
z 80 Basement Chesapeake Bank.
TIME PAPER NEGOTIATED bv
Aaa,7ts sAaL. HARRIS & SONS,
sat' u 1876 Baltimore street.
I. o. R. R. BONDS 1861 WANTED BY
= ~ JNO. S. Cuttings 4 CO,
&CRlP OF NEW YORK AND PHILAD8L
~ FHiA INSURANCE COMPANIES wanted by
tee2-t' f Is ESsh@ a aA Piass
STERLING EXCHANGE.
| ~ For sale by KNOX a CO
| snio-ti 9Grocer's Exchange
GT0CkS OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
| NCaFd sold by J&0. 5. CUTTINGS co,
Ml660URI 6's FOR SALE BY
Is "A No. S Cuttings a C.
M ERCHANTS' BANK STOCK FOE SALE BY
~ JN0. S. CUTTINGS Co,
4sotI go South ST.
E7IREMEN'S INSURANCE STOCK WANTED
| Dy SAMUEL HARRIS, Jr.,
Juit-I Basement Chesapeake Bank.
M ARYLAND STOCK 1890 WANTED BY
AYA JNO S. CUTTINGS Il Co,
| SOU % South ST.
COMMERCIAL & FARMERS BANK STOCK
~ wanted by JNO S. CUTTINGS & co.
| SOU - South st
III EW YORK MARINE INSURANCE SCRIP
| ~ wanted By KNOX q CO,
6pEo-G Exchange Place
BALTIMORE 6 PER CT. LOAN FOR SALE
GSby SAML. HARRIS, Jr,
! -JuI.-I Easement Chesapeake Bank.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS
| l : wanted by SAM HARRIS Ir
u!mII-tt Basement Chesapeake sank
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GENERAL COANTSSTOE HFPcu,
I'M f Dsaier IN h klnds Of AUCTION GOODS sni,s
h'ih CitV 9nf = IL try IGchlnss, rhn arr sued to
anime the Sane before purchasing elae1 tfrs ' TO ex'
JAMES X. CHANCE
49,. - - Commission Merchant
mhl9 t. Entrance an fi'ari,sssIts,',.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
s?ALDING'S PREPARED GLUEl
SPALDINGS PREPARED GLUEI
SAVE THE PIECES

ECONOMY DISPATCH
1-"A STITCH IN TINE SAVES NINE"-<s
As accidents will happen even in well regulated fami
lies is very desirable to have cheap and conve
nient way for repairing Furniture Toys Crockery, &C.
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emergencies and household aoro
70 De wthout 1t is always ready and up to the stick
ing point.
USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE,
B-A Brush accompanies each Bottle Price, rs cents
Address, HENRY c. SPALDISG,
No. 48 CEDAR Street, New York.
CAUTION
AS certain unprinciped attempting to palm
on on the unsuspecting public limitations of my PRE-
FAMED GLUE,I would caution all persons to examine
before purchasing, and see that the full name -
~sPALDINGs PREPARED GLUE ~
on the outads wFappsr all others are winding conn
Ais'@' esla-tf
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- single bottle Of SPALDING'S PREPARED o,up
will save ten times its cost annually 80
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Or0rerIes. @lnrars &r

go ri fE ~ I,t GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, of
ez Of " GR0r TEA GxpIes.y for he
M, ro .G hV-tr iani lies. tn quality Of w firT car
Hul Ne eSGe'led either N style make or in VIZ.
g'a2ee For sale hY WM. WHFTAN M ~ ,o Pei.. ira
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HiYE0s Eu9 Tlueir.

qs=zsassss4Sse4sss GOLD MEDAL PIANOS
S@ffsS1TsS'af5E5 * MANUFACTURED BY HENRY GNEHLE
III II q WHREa9cas
Nos. Is, II and 10 ". EUTAw sIBEEq
OFFICE:
~ o!1liHAeT Co2NES or EUTAw FAYETTE STREETS,
neg has ways hand Of the largest
u PiANt fokfES in this city which for
ay 81 nnis power and sweetness Of tone lagci4g OF
t"&e:, have Ly judges been pronounced ,Triy8le. "
'e highest PrgmiulG-a Gold Sieday-2g awaris Than,
1859, - NV '' ''-' 4''-'tVie, heiu III octuDeF,
C%n@g granted atany time within qix T1r1tbs from az,
- Nc J! not entirely satisfactory. '
i' ana prices heal
e,snEe purchasing elseThere $3.50 " ''''NA'S"
5SsSFa Secondhand Fiaros Tor saia lew Tor cash
n EYF
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From the Western r. Gazette, Chicago NIL
We heartily endorse Mr.. Spalding, and his unrvalled
Cephaic Pills.
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w., = , BELLE VERNON. ONO, Jan. Is, 1861.
henry G. SPALDINa, ESQ.
Please find incosed twenty-five cents which send me
another box of Cepnalc Pills. Then are frul. tbe
best Pills Ihare tried. ~
Direct A. SLOWER, P. N
Belle vernon, W yandot Co., o.