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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
CINCE THE GREAT REDUCTION in EN-
~ PENSES - ~.
nay aOoDs WILL BE SOLD AT A LESS PROFIT
THAN EVER AT
NO 1O1 CHAMBERS-ST., N. Y.

DRY GOODS WILL BE SOLD AT A LESS PROFIT
NO 1O1 CHAMBERs-ST.. N. Y.
BARGAINS DAILY FROM All THE CASH AUCTIONS
To which the attention Of every close buyer called befo,
he spends his money elsewhere: ,,,,. -,
TALENT AND LIFE rH u s EyEEf DEPARTMENT IN
The firm Of LEWIS, HAviLAND L Co,
No. 1O1 CHAMBERS-Sr, n. y. 49,
having been dissolved the 3lst day OF December 1901
ID LEWIS the senior member Of the hr wishes 70 AZ
intends continuing h osn style Of doing business oay.
aud selling tine aud domestic goods at small advance ioi
$500 Will BUY MORE GOODS NOW
than ever 10 consequence Of Che sy", e9s2I N ily To-
be able to sat- in akg NJ the old stand mo dis,
solving hi. business rel t' with bis phIes f
ard Lnd.ley he has reduc ed his expenses between
$1,000 year which amonnt he is willing 70 distribute hnos
hi. customers during he comm; yssr nans @ be
up through the season. they can oe bought 20 all so
'' TN ssppIrIoN TO LARGE STOCK or STELLA
SHAwis BRoCHk SQrARs SHAwIs, CANfLia 9bA"is rl.lN
AND BHocApK BsREGY ANGLAis, GRAY MnLsSsi35 ~ na
CAsBEIcs ASr sNLsE KINDS or GOODS BOUGHT oPoS
A SPECULATION AT LAST FALLS
"CASH AUCTIONS,'
J. D. LEWIS a1s on hand god stock OF he celebrates
band OF Broom Black Sis VIII ch is admitted by all
erchants other silk for beauty OF lusteI wes
This brand Of slS controlled by Mr.. Lewis and is not
'0'' !" 81" PRICE ~ CENTS AND UPWARD.
80 pieces 39-iuch Black Silk MORE Antique, 10 cents
cost 81. - .
FULL STOCK or BROWN AND BLEACHEl
goods Piins Tits Sstnes Jeans flsnrels. &c.; Lnous
White Goods Drapery Mnslns. Hosiery. Lawns Dosn'
GngbGms Sc al OF which "il be sold at prices that VII
DEFY competition. - - ~ - ,,
AS Mr. LEWIs DID ALL TIE BUYING, AND GAVE
All 1HK CREDITS IN HIs Old FIRy CrssovFR, All
FEuSps Will FiND 10 CHANGE ~ EiTHFK oF 1hH.s pi
POSSIBLE, NE Will OWE IuL Ht iiSt
nORK PARTICULAR tTrEsTlON SOW THAN HAfit.
GOODS WELL BOUGHT. ALL AGREE IN SAilNb
HALF SOLD. To PRoVR Tins FACT, Ma. LEWIS fhf
9RAs 400 Esr,sL.sHEp sTohE rHE stsTSa
OF BUYING SELLING FiNB GOODS F"a CiSH AND LAST
YRAE LARGEST AMOUNT OF GOODS hish s'Lp
ANY C,sH JOBBING hOUss ~ AnrEIth rEoyiSs IhH
sysTRa -.-.- I'D. . -.
SMALL PROFITS GOOD VALUE. AND QUICK SALES
to be decidedly the most agrceab system 10 I'll mecan
years price, will this owing TO the great re-
due ion iu expenses
Cal and examine the prices, that the expenses are
lsh aud to buy before SOu leave the store
All orders will filled with the usual promgnesa and CO p
J. a. LEWIS (l.ae Of the firm Of Lewis Hayilrd GO
No. i0l thzmbersst. coz. Of Church-s
B-J ~ LEWIS has cisted with himself - part
Der ARTHUR " coca the former booakecpe! ana Cd h.
ier Of Lewis ii vand CO.. under tie hrln mare o.
j. ID. Lewis a Go.
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CONNECTING TRAINS.

For Boston via Springfield ga M, Er $3.50 (Ex) p m
For Boston. via Shore Line, l2:i5, SPIN.
For Hartford and Springfield, IA. IN, tEr) Hl', 3So
(Ex) Bpm. ,o v
and l2:l3 p IN. to Northampton 3,
For Hartford Providence, and Fishkl Railroad N
For New.fssen wLcndon. and stoningion Railroad
For Canal usilrosd l2:I5 o. m. to Northampton.
Fer fIousatonic Railroad to Piusheld, 8 g. M
For k.uentuck Railroad. 0. m 3:Jo D. m an
tr D.r5pry and Noryak Railroad $50 a. n J;'o p III
Commodou. eeping Cars st.echcd TO y p m tIs'n.
"0"'' LANES H. HOYT. Superintendent
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CuPREME COURT, Jefferson County,

lCuPREME COURT, Jefferson County
y JAMES MCBRIDE sgaiu., DE LAFANErfE BART
TFT srrvy NJ partner Of John 4. Mics, deceased me
Irving Buk ) D. Hairiug, Clark Roger, Dasi' Mics W "
liam = Bartlett C. 7. Bartlett, Day mple, Ueofsc V.
n.rilstt Mles Bsseit. Hiram o. Ardre"s, Chsuniry
shutter NJ or en- Julius Noetre, O. W. Davis - j. SIisy
Co CompaTet Iiubbsl Co, J. Van Lear me a,Ncn
auI Anboy Railroad and rran,ponati9n COMPANY re ,
Yort and Erie Railroad Company, O. Ias inppeu 9no''
Wuami & Gooihae, SerIet lousiin Con1, s nsuns'
~ " Renff.w John Short. A. " iamson' " s,ooaIy
Mckinney Dunlap, Sutton Dunsam w eisei' sioose
Robiusou W ~ Battle, K Grear Harvey Cox, pS.a a,n
Me Als,er A. X. Russell NJ +. Rice, y ooidsn r.
j. b. Coplau MiJilesW art Socum, A. Watson j. s
.on The Artisans Bank The Black River lank ~
A n Usqar The Continental bank. Charles A. MotioaI
Archibald ~ Aelton. and El.wsnger Dros %
E,pL and North River Bankrs the above-nAnea osoa
IFS. Yon are hereby summoned ani fcaued 10 shs
it III lanes Mcbride plaintiff, IN the supreme Seus
S ma state OF New.Nork, which was nIed IN tho oeA
~; In reerson Coany. New York, ~ thc 2jd day OF 1an
~ i9t9 ,r3 sery. 8 copy Of Your answer on us al OUT
si, Ia tha VILLAGE OF wIerowe County Of jefferson "
in twenty days afteT the sSvioe OF this summon, e'
iye Of the dag Of service asi You are hereby notns'
w, AZ % IAN a. answer the compliant above req tii.d
h sih will apply 20 the Cont for the relief dsmsnaea
IN he complaint dated JenAary a. 1902 -
BAGiEi WRIGHT. PAf's AuyA
Fs5I3 lav6wTh "s"'"~S
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

The world. sres, emoly for Cough. Colds inciPen Coz
utton aud for the relief eonsump,ivs patients in i'd
suced stages Of tia, disease This hes been so ors used end
universally that need do more than s'ure the
pubc that ito qu,y kep, up TO The best ever has oeen
md th.t il may De relied do al that 4. has done
Prepared by Dr. J. l. AZ 30,
Practical snd Analytical Chemists, Lowell. Mss
Sold BY all druggists everywhere.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
gREpK. \. WINSTON, WILLIAM H. foPHAI,
JOUt Y L. PRITfS WILLIAM A. HAlNEs,
WILLIAM MOORE EZRA WHEELER.
ROBERT II. McCURDY. NJ II. FREEMAN.
ISAAC G. PEARSON WELLINGTON CLApP.
MARTIN BATES JR. WILLARD FlLLHOHh.
WM =. BUNKER SAMUEL ID BAbloOh
WILLIAM BETS SEYMOUR l.. Hustled
John p. YELvIRTON, DAVID HOADLkf,
JOHN WADSWOETH. HENRY A. sMf fhE.
ALFRED EDWARDS WILLIAM '. Brad.
ALFN w BRADFORD WM. y. DODGE,
Holm n STUART GEORGE = coz.
GEORGE r. CLARK. WM. X. STRONG.
SAM r. T.. SFEOULLS NATHANIEL HAYDEN
sAnr-FL Al CORNELL. WM II yERNtLYE.
LUCns ROBINSON. JOHN T.. DENkLl'
". SMITH BROWN. RICHARD PAfRiCh'
Secretary, Isaac ABH,rr.
Acta.y. SnrrraSD HoSsNs.
Medical EIaminef. Ni,iCAS fosT, W D.
KOTE-Ths Ll.,le.. ofihi, Company T. conducted the
MUTUAL principle IN ihr sire,' feusa a he terms ths
rutire SURPLUS DEDUCTiN0 NECESSARY EXPENSES
ALONE. being eq1'abiy divided among the A''lfed
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Ueniistrn.
5tlalhinern.

DOUFRS.-One - feet long, IL in. diameter;
ID due. l6 iu diameter 1874 70 t01 21 Zee. lous. - Ia
"A sn,ter; ? fues - IN. diameter 4..to il 'scn -
PUNCH and SHEARS" Liidcl S. hrp.cri makes VIII
cut inch ard puf eh inch tlcA, weight 500 ID.
BOLT CUTERs-One large Montgomery complete co,
I'D inches. sisa Montgomery pictc ote ~ al
tad, & shelby, Pe,kskH. For sale low Tor cssh. 10y
PERSON l. Co, No. e Roadway
ONE very superior i0-horse STEAM Engine
~ and BOILER. with pump and fixtures complete, iof
sale by EDNAR HARRISON, New-iayen. Conn
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA

compounded from the sntiiotes that cedicA
science discovered for th, affecting d.emper sud for tic
cure Of the disorders It entails That it "a far superior 10
ny other rouedy ye, devised known by all vino have give"
trial Ths, 4, does combine virtues truly extraordinary II
their Ell Ct upon th. class of complsins indPussby proves
oy the eat multitude Of publicly known and reinarAsos
cures It has made Of the foloa ing diseases; Kings Evil. H
Gl.ndal.r sseu.s Tumor EruptiOn'. Pimpe' Bio'ches
and Sores Frysip,as Rose or St. Anthouys Fis. Salt
Rheuro Scsd Head Cough. om tubercuCu deposits In the
lungs, White Sweag, Debility Dropsy Neuralgia, Dyspep-
ia or Indigestion. Syphilis snd syphlc Infections Mec
rial Disease Femse Weaknes.es which caused by inter
nal tee ration AID indeed the whole series Of complaints thai
,e from impqry OF tie blood Minute reports Of indi'idaa
cs,e, nay be fonrd in Ayers American Almanac which
70 the druggists for erssui;ouI distribution whereof
NAV be learned tie for its and sonne OF the TO
riarkalle cures given IL bas made when al ohes
reu,.d;e. hal fsilsi TO afford relief Tnose csses
AZ. purposey taken from all sections Of the country
m order n every may hs Eccc' - some one who
can snesk to him OF it, benefit. from personal eIperereA
~ ep-s..s the vital energies. and thus lesye tie sio
inns M more &c: to difea.e and its fatal result. than
.bv constitution. Hence il tends 10 shorten snd does
ealy shorten the average duration Of human LIFE Tue VsAt
importance Of these conse sions has led to spend year, 10
remedy which adequate to it, cure Thh ~s
now oder tie pa5ic under the name Of
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
ioush Il compos.t Of ingredients Of which exceed
tie best Of sAgSAPARILLA in Alternative power by its aid
sou may pro,ec, yourself the sOfers snd danger Of
these disorders purge the foul csuUptcns that 70, and
oser IN tie blood TO be replaced by health sGd ygor
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Ceqal Notlres.

NOTICE to CREDTrORS.-Pursu to tho
,isr of Chstle, Esselsrrre Surrogate Of tho County
OF Columbia notice is hereby given a,sof!ns 70 i 20 Az
rs,.,o ,,irg elaine against WILLIAM A. LlN lNGSlDS
- a. t o,n OF Livingston said county deceased that
,hev are rslu ell pressa the ai1e WIN me vouchers
thereof 70 tho subscriber u the ONCE Of Ari Nsoh an
~ ,' InnSS nr,, = LOUISA LIVINGSTON, ESecuty.
Dated Doc 4 lltl. Se-' ia"V"Viu
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1862. 7 II L 1862.

/ SO2. OOS.
Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with b. connections. flfins
TIE SHORTEST AND o. lCktST ROUTE
Fgoa SRU.l onS 20 rnr fs.Nc.rM NF.rEfs tiliHs
Eight trains uu duly ffom fois ~ fiiade.2liA va
ALL THROiaH TRANS FOR THE WEsT ny THIS
49," FoDlE LFAVE NEW-YORN PROM rHE
FOOT or CO. HILANDI-Sf
Bv We, Of Ph,ic phia tire morning gers lcsve New
York o. Z iiur other r11tf Evening pa "nsrf
81 TO o. one hour later shan other lines.
Is, Wy Of Alrrt0~u e.efiuv pfcusers l'ave % = ~
thfrr hours Iarr ihlr The NoAth inrs ana n5 b'u o.
lf.r the tire as Nortern incs u thictg' ind 90
rolnts Boz tie rorh Wet trrsui e. ia lnogo i'o.''Fic
81. Ioai. Cicgdui Columbus, Cincinnati. and all main
Sleeping Car without change rlA from Piilsdeplh 70
pi.i ',f KS ',. .ni Esw.f ok 10 .i.bur,l 80 le.
stn,k .ut lnd Saloon Corr 900 al trains.
Fafr fLo .aLo az other fOlt-s.
Fs.g..rc .scsei through. inusf-rs fee.
s.csre ii-f-ls o. .oi uufl u.ei. by fif.hgrsh
WfsIEES IMIoHAuOd
The reurs,l,.ah Crtrl Company rI.s sn tH'e 10,
accommIal.u Line. wi.th ai'rts coni.tiie n'ir OF
Of Ia. are 70 '''' '.''' -. ' $500 ~
Ply his route h' l 81 H ir'ep ions can be forwarded
90 old fol auy p0il on thr Railroads Oho KENTUCKY lu.
1i.rs. Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa. Missouri. by RAIL
hOAD DlsEcr or 70 lor ror on che na"ss7.e rive" Of
The a'rsof fIs t srd from auy point in TIE BY
e Pom IL .luia RAILROAD ae II all t-' o. favorable a. 90
charged bt other oad compaues Mefct snts AID ship
ffr iurns ir irsntpota'n o ihrf ffrish' 70 TINS Oo
.any. eau leiy With co.tdrnce oa a 'peedy transit
F.rr,. AMI Dealer. H. Live sork 80 6ui i. most al.
want. eoUs ROUTE C4ga,eus Yards vel I'd ANA sup
rd lth essr y.rucc hl,r been ofcurd ou th iu'
d . competition, aui every sralu 10 paid 90 thc vpn'A
feeding aid rr.flr tlni e is offered of fne fNlLADE-
FuiA. NfW.YONK sad BALTIMORE MARhEfS
J. b ELLlufi, ia.',neer Asel', No. Aston House
30 a,'or H.ssr snd 70 South Willam.s..
MCDONALD B!'CHofF' E",fia1' Assn,''
ENOCH LEWIS General sup't. Altoouu Ia
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NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR Pull
sly CirY-Mnil and E1pfe.s Lines leave NesYoIk At
add 10 a M 4, . md n p IA Fare ~. Through ticket.
o FOR the South sndWes aud through beggage checked In
Z A IA. and u sud II y. az. trtus.
j. ". WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent.
No bsseago will be receive far trens unless delivered
and crcl-d 10 minutes IN advance OF the time OF leaving
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sEf-Trsn, leave Jersey City for Piermont sts m
and I2:,5 4:25 and sos for Mun..y o. $50 p M
Id Tor SnHerns az 9:I5 o u. r. w. DEMARESt. Su2'.
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AFR. II. MACY's. Nos. 20i and 2OG Gth-ay.,
~ doors below l4th-,t. you viii ei.sss lind inli
stock Of Ribbons Lsces Handk-ICheis Embroderes White
Fine Fa0nels. Housekeeping Goods. Curtain ,sces
ard Musn Hosiery, snd rder~ear Ladies made up Uner
Cothp. &c " B-rhe only house 10 Newl ok thst sells
Ladies dollar K1 Glove. for 90 iby mad 90 cents
and slways a ui assortment o. sizes and colors-
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT,
TRAINs LEAVE NEXX-YORK,

COMMENCING NOVEMBER II, 1851.
Passenger Station la Nsw.York. cor s'hst and 4thav
Entrance on 2.th-st.
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n o ION U MP YES

~ o G o y : l. VI J. Il | V f s. -
TIE advertiser having been restored TO hsath in few
weeks very simple remedy after having suffered several
ysrs viii LrsG AsgxCroN snd h.. dead disease
CoysrvIcSs anxious to make known to his folo~ sp''
reier, tle means Of cure 10 M who desire H. he viii ,cd
copy OF lie percnrion ued re Of obagel with direction
e.! pPaiug aid us tie same, which .hoy I'll aud m sr
csg Tor Co.I-rioy A.TnNa BEoNcHirIs. &c. The only
ooec. OF tie advertised In sending the prescription IL to
benefit tie setsd and spread information which he con
eeves 70 be invaluable and be hopes every sufferer viii try
his remedy will COS, them nothing, snd may prove
Blessing.
Parties wishing .he prescription viii please sdire',
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Wii.m.b7fgh,
Kings County New YcrL.
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Ocean Gtcamcrs.

NorrcsBy order OF the 30 resry Of state all Passenger
leaving the United req d % pFyiae teuseve-
th passports directions for obtaining which may 10 bad a.
the Company's Oh,o,, No. Il Broadway y. J.
JOHX q. DAIs. Agent
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RATS ~ pssssGY.
m

CTEAM to Glasgow, Liverpool, Belfast, Lon
- douI.ny. and Duolia for SO The A | powerlu.
cI,te hr.t 'so,nshIp U.iTED KINGDOM. CAPT. Craig
viii ,s from Pier 80 90 Horh River foo; Of Ch'negl,''
on no ESUAY February - u This steamship i.
fitted n the mot approved sy. t. inslfe tne coIo and
,f,y OF psseuscrs R.es u ras.sge-ca1in 4oli into
,-ts,a So .t,fese ID, including Al abundant 'ngPy
OF COOKED provisions. Apry 90 FRANCIS MeDo"ALD
Co No Bow hns rc~n. ..,-,, ~ t
The sur-~rd ng steamship tAlEUDN4At 'sp'' 'aH''
1i.fk will sail IT ESDAl. March p.
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OrrIcn ov rna lImyor. CEsrnAL RAmRoAp Co.,

AT A MEETING Of the BOARD of d.
~ RECTORS Of the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANY held at their ogice ia New YoIk. This day,
It
Ecsolred That ssse'iui nj Of Five DOLLARS Tor
Share upon tho Scrip Shares Of the Capital Stock Com
pany be- and tho h h"ro called, Pave IL the 10Th
d Of March 1902 and that toe he able the Stock
registered 80 the City Of Newly at the office Of h Com.
sny ia that CITY sud the STOCK registered In London
tho oiic. of Messrs RoBEHT BENsOS Co. London; and
tina, parts desiring their rsse-ent IN London may
ling 10 iho dollar.
Rsdr,d That the transfer books b. closed The aner
the lat March next and sIed on tho 10Th Of the
same month and that transfer be permitted after
that day shares upon which tho ssesuent shall
e9t have ~ paid, THOMAS K. WALKER Treasurer.
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5ia!ionerp ano fanen Goo0s.
SWORD
THE GOLD PEN-1lE BEST OF ALL Pens
NTnT9UnN,G cor n DENG
GOLD PENS.
- =. :. -. NJ. - L. -rrLL- l1.AnL u

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On reccirt Of suy Of h, foowiug IN cash post
st,mrr ths snhsc 6er eud by return mail otherwise
as directed Gold Pen Pens selecting the eoeoSdtng
: '''''''''1G,i6 ri PENS, WITHOUT CASES
For y cents tic Magic Peu for % cents The L'csy Pe'
foi 20 csut the Aiwavskrady Ieni for - gents The Elegant
Pen: and for 81, 'he Excelsior Pea
The sizes aie Nos. 2. 3. T. aud o.
TIE SAME PENS ~ SLY R-PLATED EXTENSION
CASES. WITH PENCILS
For 80 cents the Mage PEI; ~ % e'1i TIE lnehy eni
aud for : 50 tho Excelsior Pen. These re we;lui.leL
good writing Gold Pens With irdoenin Points tho average
wear u every OF which w iar olss sros OF tut or,
The name as Morton "Numler.'' ard Guilty are
stamped the sol wing Pen. end the Points wsuau,ei
ioT moths except a.lnst accident tne numbers ladi
cate size oHis No being tee smallest No the ler''t
sdsltea Tor tie iocset; 40 ,he smallest and No. ll re
siges Mammoth Gold "er. or the dek. Log and med
Nib Of al size. AID qualities Shot Nibs ei Sos T. g. "a
and made ,n q L-'. qaady The ensE4'ing' axe ia1'
COLD PENs. WITHOUT CAsES.
Tor - cents, 10. Pen Let quality, or No Pen u
10. 81 No Pea lot quality 10. Peu, % quality
For o sEo. 3Fca l., quality sNo ireu 2l qoa,i-
~. or No ; Pen. I'd quality
Tor " 50 N. Pen Z. quality, or 40. Pen. % quail
ty. OF & No q Pen. 20 quality.
Tor 4l75 Nc rea. stqu,y ora No. Pen 2lq'a'''y.
THE SANE COLI PfN5 rs SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WiTb fLNCILs.
for 81 % ESQ Pen ls' qnanty OF No. Pen adaua =.
Ior = - No 20 lt quality, OF No. Ie' "a a. .'
Tor = No Pen 1T quality raNO Pen, "a ca.,,y,
ioi " % 10. Pen j., quality, Or No Zen, 2ieari-
Tor - SO, Per, i.t qualify NO Pen % qraity.
!or - 81 a 80. Pen is ogd ~ 5000. ,.
COLD Ptro Ant ~ ~ I-' hI-hoU NIaD
Tor - a No. Pen. for = - sNo 5Peni ior ~ 75i
Tor IA 20. Psa, io1 - No. 9Pea; aud fer 70
Wgsa o ..,a....t,..t..,.....
viii ,ls H..e. im perfection which .on .ad tne .~'
glo ad Qus.,1 are suneor to any Pens made ~ i4
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ONG ISLAND RAlLKOAD-CilANGE OF
IL TFRMiNt S.-Lcsye Jamet-'lip end Jhhst felde'
10, yora atg.3Ia ia fol Grecnpoti $50 and $3.50 g.
u f. North lsg and SItu tlyt 10 faIh1uk v a. ~ ana
$3.50 d. ~. or Syo.sot $50 No. $50 and p m Tor Hemp
toad nud g.gD a. tu. $50 aud p. VA for Jana.ca
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SCROFULA turks In the conssitutio.s
of muhitudes Of men. II either pro.
duces or Ia produced BY an enfssbIed.
vitiated state OF the blood, wherei.
that fluid becomes Incompetent 70 sas.
tain the vital foroes 10 their vigorous
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Nle0icai.

THE peculiar faint or infection which we can
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CtrFAM WEEKIY No. LIYERPOOL. tonching


GTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
- At Quceustown (Cork Hsrborl-ILs Livernooi' new
Aoik and fh d.lhia sesm.lip Company intena p' acN
as their iui po~e od Clyde built Iron -
EDlNbi 'bU...s... '-if
kASUAKOO. .................... .Ss'uioas 49,
EiNA....................s... :. Satb NY 'iND
And every succeeding SATURDAY., Al noon, no." ii'i
No. - North River
RATS PssssGY.
FIRST CABIN.........s75 sTERRA0E........."..sh
Ft Cabin to London 90 seeTass 20 London.'''''
ft ann to Paiis.... o. s--raso TO Pats...'... IS
F, sbin 10 Hamburg 10 St~e-gr TO Hamburg 80. %
Passengers also forwarded H.yTe Bremen, Rotterdam
Antw efp Sc At equally low rates. - 49,
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and 100 si-erags from Liverpool so. From Queens
town. 80 TICKETS b. bought here a. tLo'e iA1es
enabling people 10 seui fof their friends
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20
YOUNG LADIES' INSTI-
YOUTHS HOME BOARDING SCHOOL

on large farm nine miles from Hohlkeu near HscEen
tsrk n. J-bosrd T8on &C from ml2O 10 $40 Der wear
For circular address A. B WlSANV. Principal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-20

ATOTlCE.-Mr. UENRY u. THOMPSON D.
f,lt ,,,iori..d 10 sn nv nfas hy pr rurs NtW-
y.,L FebfJ,ry H. 49, JOHN b. MURRAY.
30. 80 Nass.r-Ht.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-11-08

The use of the soldiers "drill"-to
make . hole ia the enemy.
Nebraska advertiser. [volume] (Brownville, Nemaha County, N.T. [Neb.]) 1856-1882, 1862-11-08
The Highest Balloon Ascent.

Late English papers contain reports Of
ascents made by M. Glaisher, an ero-
naut, who has reached q higher eleya.
ton than has ever before been attained.
On a recent trip he ascended to height
Of five miles and three quarters GO, $50
fee. Approaching that point. he observes,
the correct barometer read l0S inches.
I'm endeavoring to read the wet bulb.
| could not see the column Of the mer.
curry. I rubbed my eyes, then took a
lens and also failed. ! endeav.
ored to reach some brandy which was
lying on the table at about the distance
OF foot, and found myself unable to do
so. My signt became more dim.
l looked At the barometer and saw i
at ten inches and still decreasing fast,
and just noted it in my book. Reading
was at this time about ga inches, i'm
plying a height of about "a mile, as q
change of an inch in the reading of the
barometer at this elevation takes place
on change of height of about $500
feet; l felt I was loOsing all power, and
endeavored to rouse myself by struggling
and shaking. attempted to look at the
barometer again; my he'd fell on one
side. / struggled and got 1t right, and
it fell on the other, and finally fell back.
wards. My arms, which had been rest
ing on the table, fell down by my side
1t became more misty, and finally dark,
and l sadk unconsciously as in sleep"
The writer continued insensible for
some time, but his place was taken by a
Mr.. Coggswell, who ascended still high
er, until the barometer is believed tohaye
marked only eight inches, implying that
they were then six and half miles above
ground The temperature was then
some degrees below zero; /; on leaving
the surface it was at SO degrees Fahren-
hei'. The descent was made without
any accident. Pigeons let loose at an
elevation of four miles, fell down like
stones, and were taken up dead.