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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

Bay "Do let me have your photo
graph" said dashing belle to a gentle
man who had been annoying her with his
attentions. The gentleman was delight
ed, and in short time the lady received
a picture. She gave it to the servant,
with the question, Would you know
the original if he should call ~ The SER
want replied that he would. "Well,
whenever he comes, tell him I'm engage
ed"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20
Choice Poetry.
From the Richmond Erdmin Nbu. 8.
Stonewall Jackson a Poet.

doubtless IL viii surprise many to learn that the
inobtrusive and hardy warrior, stonewall Jackson
poet OF no itie ability, aud that among the busy
scenes and arduous duties camp he has found leisure
ogatfy his taste for the beautiful in literature The
following lines were written while Jackson was an
artillery officer in Mexico during the war between the
United States and that country
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Company l , ls6th Fegt. P, "

Ray-A little fellow, not more than five
years old, hearing some gentleman at his
fathers table discussing the familiar line,
AN honest mans the noblest work of God,
said he knew it wasn't true; his mother
was better than any man that was ever
made
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20
NEW COLUMBUS ACADEMY.

The Columbus Male aud Female Academy, VIII open
It's nrxt term upon Tuesday the ith OF NOV lew,
This school offers superior inducements to all VINO
are desirous of acquiring aredemca educallonIl.
prepare for teaching or ts Obtain thoreueh kho"ous
Of any Of the modern ancient languages
RS BINGHAM Principal
or of JoHs KooNs, Sec y,
al New coiunbus LuGsrn, co., Ia
Oct, aS 1862
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

B9~ A Scotch pastor recognized one
of his female Parishic ners sitting by the
side OF the road little fuddley.
"Will you just help me up with my
bundle, good mOn?' said she, as he
stopped
"Fie, fie, janet" cried the pastor, "to
see the like O. You in sic plight do
you know where all drunkards go!'
SAY, sure" said Janet, "they just go
whar draP O. guide drink is to be got"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

"Ah you don't know what muthical
enthuthiathm ilh said a muslc-mad
miss.
"Excuse me, madam" replied wit,
"but do. Musical ennhosiasm is like
turtle soup-for every gallon of real there
are ninety-nine gallons of moch, and
calves head in proportion
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

A sailor, who had lately returned from
sea was at one Of the stations, looking at
two young ladies on the platform very
attentvely, when he presently exclaimed,
"Havo the women got 50 lazy that they
must have bags to carry their hair in ?"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

nW@ Why is beehive like rotten
potato! A beehive is bee-holder, and
beholder is spectator, and specked
tater is rotted potato.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

Bay" The term of Judge Maxwell, of
Northampton and I.ehigh counties, ex-
pired last Monday week. Hon, John w,
Maynard was elected last fall 10 fill his
place.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

g6y~ An old bachelor says that marriage
was instituted for no other purpose than
to prevent men from sleeping diagonslly
in bed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

"Oh, You would be very pretty indeed
said gentleman, Pattronizingly, to
y, ung lady, "it your eyes were only
little larger"
"My eyes may be very small, sir, hut
such people as you don't fill them ~
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

Be1~ BY an order from the Governor of
Connecticut, the draft, har been indef.
nitely postponed.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-12-20

DaS~ The venerable Lewis Cass attained
his eghtieth year on the 9tn ult.
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TEKMS UF BSCKIPT1ON.
al M In advance, for one copy, for six months.
IS In advance, for one copy, one year.
. 90 If not paid within the first three months.
Is If not paid within the first six months.
80 II not paid within the year.
NJ No subscription taken for less than six months
md no paper discontinued until all shall
bcrn paid.
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted conspicuously nt dollar
rr suuare of 10 lines each for the three first insertions
and twenty cents per square for every subsequent
Insertion until ordered discontinued.
jon WoRK, of every description, neatly and cheopy
.rrutcd at the shortest notice.
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ISAAC LINCON.

P. S. Rite Immediately. Set your
price & remember 1.-THE lowest bidder gets
the job o yes another item. My ma
bors have a dispute about the kind of tim.
Der that makes the best rails. told them
that ocus was the best give us settler on
thi, question and oblige your brother ike
and his nabors. IKE.
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Camp sic mites north Of fredericksburg,
H., On Aquia Creeh g. fredericksburg
R0H Rord.
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Gen. Mcclellan on the "A bandon-
ment of the Peninsula.

When Gen. Mcclellan was ordered TO
abandon his position at Harrisons Land
ing, in front Of Richmond, he sent the
following protest to the Government;
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DIED..

BARTUOLF-On Friday syeniny May ~ Eii' sou II WV
Y and Mary Ellis Bsrihof aged months r,,.,
% i,tiyr, and -nl. he fsril, respectfully invited
IN ,tsns hi funeral on sunday 25tb inst h2p n WIN
ou, further notice from the residence OF his ps'eus NO.
ia Second avenue .
Gatleuhurg Swo.s1, on saturday ms! y,
M Lis 9Th ,,ar clt-. i-u, Brrsufn late OF '"o ni VI
goor.n.n Johnston Co of TIL. city
Ffiday May %, after .ho'f Illness "nia"
U,Cornrll ae, d n ,rais, months and ~ dsNs. -.
h and friends the family the active and hohoI
IL, 'uo,, - o1 Mil. iioos and Ladder Company
No 10 and IT.. Fire Department also inc ne'npeir %
Pratt Lodge No 10. /. and NJ. are re- pee iuy 'iu ~
,.,d c 0,n.rs rom mis- late fcsd.b'e fr--N -tf'et
u.,r krpk,a C.eeupoini. sunday hefuoo" a. e1eA
nj. r. main, VII DO aiken % Middlr'o"" '"hn i"I 'e'
ment.
cLARElu thi. e.iy ~ F,dl, morning, May %, Joseph
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Iss, believing that Lincoln was sounder on the Slav
cry quesion than Douelas.
Mr.. MAYNARD replied" by did not nate
Lincoln Ie,s but Douolss moreS

las believing that Lincoln was soander on the Slay
ery question than Douplas.
Mr.. MAYNARD repiiei-"hy did not hate
Lincoln less, b,i Douglas moreV
Mr.. P'lELPS--Ihey wanted to reyoiHtionize
Several voces---That's il.
Mr.. MAYNARD then directed attention to a par
|o2r9rb from The LoV,,rHe Journai, showing that
srin GENT measures ~ ould be ADOPTED for the punish
DeLt Of the Rebels. and inviting the attention OF The
Representatives from lha' District 20 IN subject.
Nj. MALLORY said The paragraph did not recon-
mend coufscatiCn, bat evidently meant trying TIE
Rebels ar iFsiiois He was in ii,or OF this. and II
found guilty SOuId hang them.
Dir. MAYNARD IL conclnsion, offered subsfi-
tuie, propospg to punish by fine aud imprisonmebt
alt persons ion guilty on giving aid ana comfort to
toe enemy. 81.
e Mr.. BLAIR Rep. so argued that international
law WAS not applicable TO tie existing war. While
he was prepared 10 vote igr some ueasure 10 inlet
the feverest punishment upon those who are at
tempting to break up the Government, be trusted
he House worli stop ut the pout which Jn-'ice ana
humanity requires. The leading conspiiato's In
tts dete-tate rebellion should le 50 treated as TO
deter Others Tor all time from the repetition oil ine
crime. Some men had been forced or driven, or
oyerper.asded into the rebellion; therefore, 1t WIS
mel her good seuse or good policy to make war on
the =" hole PEOPLE ia tie insnrecllonary STATES lie
opposed the til providing Tor The emancipation OF
be slaves, areuilg u would accomplish nothing hep-
eti,ihl. lie was opposed 10 armng negroes, ana ao-
vucahd colOniliug them.
vt o'clock the House took recess till 7:3o, FOR
tie purpcte of debate.
EVENING SESSION.
Messrs. SPAVLDING, SARC EANT HOLMAN
and BENNt IF ssked and obtained permission to
print their i eeces.
Dir. LOOMS rep, Conn., advocated coniisca-
tior, and That every principle which will apply to
foreign enemy will APPLY with greater force TO DO
nestle enemy. II duty ana right to free the
j yves Of every rebel.
Mr ARNOLD (Rep.. III maintained that kind
ness 90 rebels II regarded by them an Indication
81 weakness and cowarei5c. They must feel our
ruwer, aod respeet tic majesty If justice IN the
punishment Of their crime. IL ISL war OF civ'liza-
ton against barbarisn, and Slavery must be cxier'
minated. Adjourned.
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A Proelamattoas
nrHn AND HAM A

A Preelsmattes. ltt
(AFrER ABRAHAMI af
from tho rather ,imd but
RENOWNED GENERAL OF THE NAOK-
EREL BRIGADE,
Occssioned By the recsptieoofs ,r, .r,,c M
FREE LUNCH
CAPT. WILLIAM BROWN, EsKEVIRE.
Commanding at Pslis.)
,,ts. sPpear IN the
SUNDAY TABLE.TALK
or TOMoRROw'S
SUNDAY MERCURY.
A''9 r II 5A' e. e. TAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER
YxcLrsTs AND HIGHLY IMPORTANT
WAR NEWS
WAR @ CORRESPONDENCE Oh
From all the uuion Armies
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
invariably issues
LATER TEl.LIGENCE
From oil parts of the world other paper printed -
Sunday, and the number Of Ire
WAR CORRESPONDENTS
Greatly exceeds that OF those fanny ether In the uIed
States. They nearly oil men who srs Ac'uaily
FIGHTING IN THE ARMIES,
both as officers and pr,vate aud have far e'er esSo<
GIVING THE ARMY NEWS
han the hsngcrs on who merely follow the camp snd w.
,nly from rumor.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE SUNDAY MERCURY
ii. the osher sunday papers, and It dsss s eompesti'. "
my and eyery department..
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ELECTION IN TENNESSEE.
ARREITs FOR TREASON.

EAsnvuLK. Friday May 20, 1862
An election was held in the Stale yesterday Tor
;udicial officers. Tie vote in Nashville stood FOR
Circuit Judge, Bnen (Uni5n), 500 Foster, lSeces-
sionisi, 7O6. The Secessionists generally voted
The Union men voted regarding the election as
invalid.
Gov. johnson will give no commission 10 the BE-
cessonists elected.
The President and Cashier Of the Bank Of the
Union were arrested yesterday, BY order Of Gov
johnson, on the charge OF treason
The town of Pulaski has been assessed Tor VIZ o.
by the Provost Marshal, to compensate Dn'o"
merchant for goods seized by Morgsn's troops.
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MARRIED.

LoW-FIsuER-In Brooklyn, on WednesdAy. May y. y
A., Rev Rufus w. Clara. Albert vi. Low 20 MI" oA'1
ri,brr both Of Kings Oh. Ulster County N \.
kingston papers please copy
Pr Att MOoRE-In this city, on Wsdnesiy Nay -. oy
The Rev Joseph \. Thomp,on, d. d., EDWARD W rn'' 70
Amanda Moore, both OF this city
TYsON-SPgRLINo-in this city on Tha.dsy, siay = W
,b. Re- william Barnard Mr. Ira e. TYSON oi,,eiiy OF
U,,m,povu Pa. 10 Miss Henrietta, ds ishtef oil M 'ohh
O. Sp-riinx vi this city
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pARsON BROWNLOw IN BOSTON.

BosTos. fIidsy hay ~. iS6l
The reception Of Psrson Brownlow this evening
was Of n most enthusiastic character. The Music
Hal, WAS crowded. He was introduced by Gov
Andrew who remarked that never since The bes'",
ming of our national exiseDcc aud of Democratic aud
Constitutional liberty had the people Of MESA
cbnse,,. been without a full participation Ia the
sacr;tices occasiobed by the war
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Un,v.r.,,, of New.York, Msd,cni Department.

University Of Newly ORR, Msd'cnI Dsparfmen J,
ME SESSION of 1929 will coDn-nc. OF octcoer ~
VtLENTINE MOTT NJ D., Emeritus Professor Of Surgery
MARTYR PAINE. NJ D. Professor OF Mseria hedea sna
Thsrap.utics; O. :. BEDFORD NJ. D. Professor OF M,a
,y,f,u,. JOHN W. DRAPER NJ T.. Professor OF Chemistry
and fhysi,ogyi ALFRED C. POST. NJ. d.. Professor %
n,sory; " r. NAv 6uREN, D., Professor Of Ana ',
JOfiN f. MErCALfE, NJ d.. Professor OF the 30
and Prsc,ioe 81 MEDICINE The Lect are sras" Ito.
give opportunity daily attendance the ob.,r,n
1,as ard Uisp,nsarics The Surgical NJ deal sna Ihs
cal Clinques In tn. College conducted 90 on dur
spng Sumner and Autumn Conr.e % D'i nrs of inquiry
log hs present session ia The usna OF the Medical
ma, be addressed To Prof DRAfEh' i'e'
g,cultv If,iv-r.ty New. York
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XXXVITTH CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.

SENATE. WASHINGTON, MayE3, 1862.
Mr. SDMNER (Rep., Mass called mp ibs reso!s'
ton insiruo'ing the JUDICIARY Committee to inqri'e
what further legislation is necessary 10 protect tbf
property ard prisons OF those VI African descens ifC
Unconstitutional ttiZGre He -aiu that all had been
shocked Lately by the attempts OF the sllye-hunters
10 carry "a human being. III Slavery from the Ca'
al The provisions for the return Of fnetives III the
Constitution. and in the law of 1850, cay nothing
abOu the District OF Columbia ut oil.
Resolution .d,'ped.
Mr.. WILSON tKep., hiasr.l introduced a hi for
the reorganization Of The Courts OF the District Of
Columbia Referred 10 the Judiciary Committee.
Mr.. FOSTER Rep, Conn., introduced Ill Tor
<. neral bankrupt aet. Referred to the judiciary
COMMITTEE.
Mr.. WILSON (Rep.. Mass, from the Military
Committee. reported bill auendatory of the act H.
crearng the military establishment. The bill pro
vides that nominations for staff officers shall be sent
to the Senate Tor continuation IL was passed.
The tax-bill w8s then takeo NJ.
The license for coal.ol di-iIels WAS amended 20 M
to hc f'iv dollars instead OF twenty.
An amendment. striking out the license OF ten do!
lars on hOrse and cattle dealers and brokers, aLd
manufacturers, wGs rejected.
An amendment reducing the tax on sugar Caucy
and confectionery TO one oent yer pound WAS agreed
to.
In the course of the debate Dir. FESSENDEN
stated that j; was 81 own before the Committee hal
% 0t0, 800 pounds of cOniec ioneIy per aDnum
was II ade in the United States.
The amendment raising the tax on manufactured
tob from 10 to ~ cents per pound, on snui re-
dncing from 30 To 90 cents yer pOud and cigars
raising abOut 70 per cent, WAS adopted.
The ei,dpicit striking out the tax on broouF,
wooden ware, hats, cars, honncs, hoop skirts
ready -riade clothing, native wine and iurs, "ns
adopted.
The tax on wood screws made Il cent yer
pound. The amendment striking out The tax of one
cent per rolnd IVES discussed at some length, ana
laid aside.
Adjourned, having reached tie 18th section OF The
ILL
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a., Nv .rg H. fof No 2. kfcnr. 40 NJ" fiouI
Ga 900 ln.L Whsst SnrngSrs '''' Dds '''''' ''V''
buxL Hu,.l.
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Spccin! Nciires.

Poet-Oeire Nofice.-The Mall, for Great Britain and
tie Continent Sopih.nip'ca AID Bremen, steamer
Hans. aud for ireland Queenstown sesner tdin
brf.h will clos, at this Saturday the 9Th day og
MAY a, 10y U'cl7ck, ADRIAN NAhEMAN
l. q. OF d. F.-Th- members 81 Pale zine Encsmpment.
No D. l. a. Of y. r. hero0y draotcd TO meet Al their
room corner gh.sy. end 2sthst a. o'clock THIS DAY
Saura~ for the puTpo.e Of attending the Funeral oil Pas
arch PHILLIP EARL d'cea.cd.
THEODORE CROWELL, c. p.
AlPssD L,scAsIEG. +. y.
A Convention In behalf of the Indians will be
hai 4, IN, Cooter Institute Ga MONDAY. Msy 20 At y
O'clock and GRAND CONCERT viii be given IN 'he even
10 Il the same plac. by LkkDOQuA the Jenny Lind OF the
Indians a,.it by da,isu he'd Tickets at Ihe door
p cenis xix for rl Pfeseuisfve- OF no fuiYh ana
Press invited to tas- tnei place on the platform.
Fiiih.av. Baptist Church, coreI OF ts'h-a-Ssr'
Pastor the Rev. 4. ARAFrA0E. D. d., who mas just re
tu-ued from Europe will be pr.-ent IN the nosnlDs and
presch in ths afternoon at } o'clock
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ulilitarn Notices.

Floating Hospitals for tse Ws s,as . ~
siege Of TOrktUwn.-Suppies o. Do'"As' "~s"
Delicate Food. Vine, &c. rrcciyedN .
No 10 COOPER UNION Third avenue
Contributions u GnIO0AoE T. sTaOAG. No. CO ws!.sS
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the New store,

Al. o,atpu |pWAY. eo,nsr 2lst.,t,
n, u T. and oet set. Of FIRE. S.h a"'
STONE CHINA "'" RUFUS NJ BRCNDIGS
Ma. 30 broadway. aad Az. ~ b.ssoksSss
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Duelnrss Eollees.

TIE TWO KNOXyLLES.-The name of the
place from whence Pssson Browuow comes j. knoxville
meaning the Cry Of Kuos NewYors ght bear the 'ls
lille .os s. hero At No e2 BroAdwayhat the greatest Of
tue Kyorrs urp the inc world with those superb
Spring HAT. extensively known nowadays by the ia'h
ionsbie. We
READER. you can have an enduring, always
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md lyle o writing whioa will do youF wtiin vastly cheap
r, hsn Steel PenL II you wsn; 1.-THE Pen ia Mthcr
than III. sword" In another column.
PEARL NOTIFIED soar Il TIE Best
AID nice. economical ~. ianndsy aid family being pa.
icul.fly adapted flannel. AID all kinds o. wooden goods
Msul cis,d ard of -ie by L.. N'E"AS's sos'' No III
Wa.hnstou.st AID 40. 40 We5t.st.
Also. FayILf. PALi- and n. soaps
Ro.EG, Il RAYMOND,
H,,ln, coupirted their extensive stock Of
CLoTu,so rnE SsAsoS
Invite De ba.pss. word to examine ,hsir
Ess Qr,HrsRLr STYLES
II spfio. o,ercoai. Iu.iue.- sult.. Dress suits a'
Pnicr. MoDrAArE beyond Er4sPrE
Ar, Alfred to s .sie. sorv. Nos 49, ~ Il, Fuli'n-''
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Ho.rnr Asp MIS- Frrs,aNe Coon.
csra,r .2i., Msiisoa oquase
For the recommendation up friends sud Gus
tonnes have pI-l.o branch =. ih- sao,. i".i'on
4. HtsEI. T. Co.
No l.o~.-v.
B.-Plrti-liar attention given 70 he manufacture u
har pr's. shias Collar. &c. to order
NEW Hat COMPANY, No. ~ NassaU-si.. in
addition 10 choir M0e.ku Hans vii this d'y i''ne her
sumner ,fvle 81 DAN BfAyEhs. PnauL tA.-IarhAs, Tor
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Dr,Kr. PL.sT,rIDy PirgYGs
They uurlfv. .il.nrt then, aui TsRoTtir
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THE, ere a. untiintr % chsns- n water aud dr.
mos ov~reone eject. Of jis-ipiii,n and le'e h'ur'
~ .if-t.th.n the ,.t~ni ard "niis"o te find
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Thr, rffifr the Df-r sud scidi'F 81 tn stomach
Tie. -nro lr.He, sia srf ion.iil iiioa-
They cure bisrhra Z hoi-ff snd hoieft Notou'
They ru- Liver Compliant and Nervous tr-ni,ne-
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fv r- r,-- l rur. ~ Rom 90" c".ba'ed sh',Na
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b-.-rs - - tipr 49,. "a 6. ere TINE o. Day fe 'nh)
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sold hy I'll frocer- pn..t. lioiris snd ssoons' T. H.
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The Atlantic Monthly
yoR
JUNE, 1872.
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"0" "' '"''' ADOLPH WERNER Secretary.
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NEW Hat COMPANY, No. ~ NassaU-si.. IN
addition 20 choir Mo..kn Has, wl 'his Day i''ue heir
Suuiner ,iyc Of DEM BENEhs, Fh.nL tA,-iathA,, ioi
Oae quali,, one price. E..lblishec ,Nieen Yeas
Gt.J d.r. coap.uf4on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

kEApEG. you can have an enduring. always
ready sad reliable GuD PES exactly alaeI to your baud
md lyle n; writing whic5 will do yotT wiina vastly cheap
r thsn Steel PenG If you wsn' see the Fen "a Mt''ic
than tn. sword In another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

PEARL NOTIFIED soar Is TIE BEST
I'd nee. economical ~. lanudy aid family use. being pa
cu rl .dap,ea or .nne aad all kiud, o. wooden goods
sulr .t.f.d ard fos lie by j.. MpEoAy's Soss No 2i
Ya.hinstou.s. AID No. 40 We5t.s.
Al, E,~rty pm .rd 30 Sgsp-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-05-24

Watches and Jewelry,
or all dr.ciptions. fer sale by
GEO. c. ALLEN,
No. as Broadway.
One door below CanI.E..
Formerly No. IL Wallet