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prr.Dnal Intcliiccncc.

Parson I.rownox returned to he Astor House on
Saturday evening vii ere be viii remain until Thu sday
v hen IT. Is ais intention to visit Boston.
iicai Col. Turner of Montreal; Green Kenfrick and
4. C. Aoroa, OF Connecticut; William WATSON and wife
OF Philadelphia and c. Fine, &C New York arc stopping
a; the lafarsc House.
Capi. BlrNc. Of the United states Army Iicrt COL
Robertson, W. W. Bishop, aud Capt. Cak, from North
Cirelila: Capt Browne, OF WasAi gon: H. r. flI,t Of
Toledo: j. Hamil. of 81 l. us. W. IL. Lvgns OF Balt
more: n. saunders, of Boston; and G. H. Hardness of
phl6e'phil, stopping at the metropolitan Hotel
Gen. J. c, Caldwell nf Maine :. H. Brewster and wi
II Rochester: J. :. Warous Of Minnesota H. C. Tangh-
I'm of Philadelphia; DR. Vim. Crosvcnor OF Providence:
w. q. Odrim, oi Boston, and n. Tucker aud wife OF
Dutch county, are stopping ~ the St. Nicholas Hotel
g. Il. Hawley aud wife, OF the United States Navy;
Rev. c. Van Clcef and wife, q Fishki, ~ T.; W y.
Camp aud VITO and w. II. Strong OF Washington: d. T.
Reyes OF Like superior; g. = perison Of Texas; A. r.
Pyon OF Chicago: G. j. strong OF Albany; AMI C.. r.
nard and Dr. ~ G. Lewis, OF Boston, stopping tho
Astor TIome.
Dr. Otis and J. Mcclellan or the United states Army:
Colonel Ellison, Colonel litgginsOn, w. G. Mumford J.
Ogivy sister, and n. T. Power, OF Montrst Colonel
Bradford, Of London Pedro dc Jungucro and W. Adams
of Cuba :, samuel CADET and wife and Edward Motley
aud wife, and $. G. smelling of Boston, stopping at
the llrevoort House.
sona1r Peircc OF Maryland, has returned to his seat
in the senate much improved III health
Hon. Edward Everett in Chicago the 18TH inst.
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LIEUTENANT PATRICK HENRY HAYES, THIRTY SEW.
ESvH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
Among tho slain ut the tate battle OF Williamsburg
Lieutenant H. Hayes. OF the Thirty seventh rei
ment. little pine cross placed at tho head Of tho
grave, dense forest Of pine close by Villa MS
burg bears the following brief record Of his death
!. Lieutenant r. II. Hayes, Company G. Thirty .scvca.h
regiment New York Volunteers; shot May !: 1852 at
Williamsburg" The deceased a mos. efficient and
faithful officer, greatly cemed by his superiors and
comrades man Of extraordinary determination and
possessed Of a talent for the military vocation which
promised brilliant future Captain James r. O'2crne
in letor ann mncing Lieutenant Hayes death writes
s follows
Lieutenant Hayes, commanding Company G. Thirty
seventh, when ordered with the left wing of hi, regi.
mcnt. in dense woods through pelins rain storm and
fallen mbcrs, to charge the enemy with bayonc.s
went dashing and bravcy leading his unit: when
within fifty yards the fc, concctled In a riil iii
their terrific and deadly fire dcvo cd, and ,oor
HAYES fell, never to rise again. MORALLY wounded by
rife hill through tho heart. The writer was ~, ~.
Of his fellow officers to whom no spoke jasi As e cx
changed places with him In line OF battle ant ain, g his
mouriers will more sincerely regret the los u an
brave a soul and SO gallant n comrndc.
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Parse n Brownlow mt the Hcdding Meth.
odist Episcopal Church.

NE rs NDIsPosED AND UNABLE TO SPEAK.
Tho announcement in the religious notices Of ysstcr
days HERALD, that the distinguished Parson Brownow
would deliver a sermon in the evening in the Hcdding
Methodist Episcopal Church, between First and Second
avenues drew thlther very large assemblage Of per
sons, and about half past six o'clock dense was the
crowd within the church that It impossible for one
70 gain insress, and hundreds remained outside
unwilling to 90 away without getting view of the OBJ
Secs OF their interest," About quarter seven Parson
.Brownlow, accompanied by his friend, General
Oaroy, arrived in carriage from the Aston
House and entered the private residence Of
tho Rev. DR.. Stevens, pastor Of the church.
vhere numerous ladies and gentlemen wero in waiting
20 greet him After short delay, Rev. Mr.. Browniow
and General Carey were conducted into the church bv
the pastor and the services according 70 the
Methodist Episcopal ritual
Aftor the singing Of two hymns and prayer by Rev.
,rr sumner Rev Mr. Brownlow advanced TO tho road
ing desk and commenced apology to the audience for
his inability TO preach thom that evening owing
ssvere iudisposition which obliged him TO keep his
the entire day He concluded by introducing General
Carey as n substitute, who spoke for two hours In
forcbo and eloquent strain the vice Of ntcmpcrance
Immediately after the services closed Parson Brown
low drove TO his hotel evidently very much exhausted
from his recent Efforts.
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THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
Sharp Diminishing Along the Lines OF
General Hnllcck's Army.

sharp sl<irmishing Along the Lines OF
General Hnllcck's Army.
LOUISVILLE. May Is. 1862.
The steam ram Switzerland has got aground In tho
canal, preventing the passage Of boats.
The Ellen Dale, with hospital stores &C., for
Ptsburg landing has been obliged to return to Cincin
uati, there but two feet OF on the falls
The Franklin will carry forward her stores.
CAIRO May IS, 1862.
Tho steamer Swan, from Pittsburg Landing, has ar
rived. The news is not important.
picket skirmish had taken place, lasting nearly two
days. The rebels driven back. but until they
succeeded in burning the bridge tho email
gour miles from Cornth Twelve OF men are report
pa 10 have been wounded.
Deseters continue repor. the scarcity Of provisions
In the rebel camp. Many Of their cattle starving
Tor tho want OF forage
Gucrias infest the country around Hickman md New
Madrid and other points committing deprcdntions.
Tho latest from the flee. that vera rebel
gundoats came around Craigshcad Bend yesterday,
reconnaissance The Benton opened fire they
came within range, when the rebels retired.
The gunboat Mound City has been thoroughly repaired
and has gone down tonight.
Passengers by the Swon give currency TO the rumor
that General BRAGG In command Corinth Baarcgard
Having boon called to Virginia to reorganize the rebel
army in tho vicinity OF Richmond.
bEfONE toRiSTH, may II, 1862.
The latest advicos from General Curtis that his
between Searcy and Little Rock, Arkansas and
rapidly marching the capital. General Rector has
called on tho militia and people generally come OUT.
Large numbers havo applied General Curtis pro
lection who desire TO come under the old flag.
There a general advance along lines o.day
towards Corinth There much diminishing and scyc
raj engagements. General shorman's division
lost forty -four killed and considerable number wounded
In attacking Russells house. which the rebels have
cuped for some time past, worrying the pickes. We
succeeded in driving the enemy from his position b X
to his works.
Our under arms, expecting an attack Sun :
Day morning. Among the killed rebels lett on tho
ground with sword supposed 10 be an oincor
Our forces under Major Gen Sherman still occupy Russell
house. SKrmshers from the Eighth Missouri are only
about three hundred yards from the .cncmys breast
works. Several rifles captured in the skrmsh on
the right. They are perfectly new and marked Breeze
and Friemcn, Bremen, and much superior the rifles
used by sharpshootcrs, having range of
200 TO 1 500 yards, while ours only effective at
about 900 yards In oil cases the dead rebels lett on
the Geld we're shot head and the wounded in
the neck aad breast Tho enemy left on the field forty
KILLED ana one hundred wounded.
Deserters from Corinth report entire absence Of
rchloroform in their medical stores There is probably
mono In tho Confederacy.
The weather is very and the roads arc quito
dusty
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DIR. Kennedy. Proprietor or Kenncdy's
Medical Discovery will be at his Office. in Dodworth s
building so oadway opposite Eleventh street. May To- TO-
All that troubled with ScROFULA reqested to call
All that are troubled with SALT RHEUM requested to
call,
All that troubled with ERYsIPELAs requested to
call
All that troubled with CANKBR are requested call.
All that are troubled with NURSING SORE MOUTH
queated to call
All that troubled with sCALD HEAD are requested
call.
All that troubled with RINGwoRM are requested to
call.
All that troubled with HUMORS the eyes, and film
growing over the sight, requested 70 call.
All that are troubled with RUNNING OF THE EARS are
requested to call.
All are troubled with FEVER SORES are requested
call.
All that troubled with PLMPLES ON THE FACE are
requested to call
All that are troubled with ULCERATED SORE LEGS are
requested 10 call.
All that troubled with SWELLING of the jOnts from
RHEUMATISM requested to call.
perfect warranted In except where the
bones diseased. Advice in all cases gratis.
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KiSGsTox. JAMAICA, AND PoRr Az PRiScS-Scamship
PsnagenetJohn b King bearer Of fcspatchos; Andrew
Scott wife and chircn Miss French DR. Campbell and
wife, DIR Ferris HAHN John Neal united States
Consul at Kingston, Ja Mrs Neal and child Horrc
wife, children aud two servants Alexander Chisrn
Abraham Pinto, Walter 0sivie Chns Lord Chas Mar.
ryot wife, two children and nurse; Mrs Ramos and one
child william Lloyd, Nathaniel Allen, Richard Ifealy Jos
Leconue Marquis Forbin Jansom French Consul
au ,fmcs. Inas nn,hps hsnrn Srr9s, Mrs w ho,lo-
Francisco de 81 Andres Julian Seavcrs Bora dc 81 Anrsr
w A Read, VI II Cardozo.
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OmeiaI ORA wings or NIurray, Eddy s.

Co. s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 233-May IL. 1862.
10, 25, 4, 80, 50, 80, 81, SO. 46, 40. rs, 81.
KENTUCKY. GLASS 234-May II, 1862.
8, 81, so, /, Al, 10, 81, 43, 10, Il, = 63, AZ,
Circulars free charge by addressing either 10
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
Covngton. KY. or st. Louis Mo.
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Married..

SNyDE,-LOcRYER.-AtH Harlem. on Thursday evening,
May 49, at the house Of the brides Gather by the Rev
Geo. Draper JOSEPH c. SNYDER, of Stroudsburg, Pa to
Miss ELIZABETH j.. daughter Of Thos Lockyer, Esq., Of
this city.
VAN CLEEF-HowELI.-At Sag Harbor, L. l., on Satur-
day, May IT. by the Rev. c. Van Coef J. SPENCER VAN
CEF Of Poughkeepse, to HARRIET NJ youngest daughter
Of George Howell Esq. ofthe former place.
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Hernia Cured by Marsh's Radical Cure
Truss. new style suspensory bandages and shoulder
brace, ready Elastic So kings Knee Caps and Ank
Abdom nal Supporters. Corner of broadway and Ann
under Barnums Museum; also 702 Broadway female in
attendance to wait on ladies'.
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DELAWARE State Lotteries.
KKSrUcKY ExrRA CLASS lsi-May II. 1862.
Al, "a, 81, 81. GA. SO, l6, A, ~, So, so, 81.
DELAWARE. Glass 22s-May H. l86x
90, SO, II, 90, 4. -, 80, 60, ~, S. A, "a, 80.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington. Delaware, Coyinston Kentucky.
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Citizens and Strangers are Invited TO

Prizes Cashed In ali Lesalized Lotte-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker No. III
Wall street, room No. l, New York.
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w. A. Bachelors Celebrated Establish
ment for Wigs Toupees, Hair Dye and Hair Dyeng and
Moldava Cream for identifying the hair Is Bond street.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
New York.
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Beautiful Complexion.-Laird Bloom
Of Youth, Liquid Pearl for preserving and beautying
the complexion and skin All druggists and l39 Broadway
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vapor or Cedar (Ccdar).-Cnmphor is
death all bugs that nfest furs cloths Moths placed
near II wilt In tsO and one-hMf minutes. HARRIS
CHAPMAN druggists, Boston, Sold by New York drug
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DIR. Kenncdy's Medical Discovery In
warranted 10 Scrofula, Erysipelas Rngwor seald
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Pimpes, and every
disease of the Skin. OF whatever nature.
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A Pure T0bacco.-YellOvv Bank Tobac.
co.-Goodwins Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all
impurities for sale by all tobacco and dealers and
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HIPS Hair Dye, Soc, Black or Brown.
Best in Depot No. Barclay street, and sold BY ali
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uuE MEMBERS or THE GYMNAsIUMs OF THIS
city and vicinity respectfully requested TO attend q
meeting to held ut the National Gymnasium corner Cd
Eighth and Twenty third street. this Monday even
ing at ock precisely to take action relative ID
Of Lieut., Besch s'e proprietor Of the Nations
Gymnasium. Killed AZ the battle OF WILLIAMSBURG
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Crlstadoro's Hair Dye, Prcscrvntive and
Wigs the best in the world, wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied at No. Aston House.
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Deafness. Impaired sight and Noises i'm
he Head cured by DR.. Won EISESBERG ocuist anil al.
st, - Clinton placet Eighth street.
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posing plan. II is said to be magnificent building Az
first the estimate Of this sdhcs set down at
now II cannot be finished short OF 500 600 under tho
most favorable circumstances, and very probably WIN
cost s25 900 more than that Tho stage is completely nm
ished and furnished, but the rest Of the building Is stu
'in the roughseats and everything temporarily hxed
for "trial season" On tho opening night Brigham
Young and other dgntaries occupied the stage, the
building being crowded After the preliminary cere-
monies the curtain rolled up and the Deseret Dramatic
Association opened with the French "Prids OF the
Market" The scenery of the new theatre, says the
Unions correspondent never surpassed anywhere
in the Processes in London where Keans fabu-
ous paid to the uphoterer placed him at the head
Of everything in the cline" The season will last till
after conference. For the public at large the doors
would open again March 8, and the Pride of tho Mar
ket and estate Secrets promised on tho BILL IN
tsrspersed with "Bobbng Around" and other songs
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notice the variety and excellence of stock offered at ESEN
SCHElDS, lis street. consisting of Soft Felt Hats
and other varieties composed OF the finest rs aud not IN
general vizOtter beaver and nura. The quality and
style Soft Hats by himself for
tenens wear have equal and possess the requisites
for class city trade.
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AE ERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Nl REGULAR NOMINATIONS, 1862.
For President
CHAS. II. SWORDS. with Alexander 7. Stewart Co.
For Vice President
JOSEPH II. LECOuR with q. Heydecker.
for Corresponding secretary,
GEORGE /. LANDON with Metropolitan Bank.
For Recording SecretAry,
JAMES W. EDWARDS, with Ill., Tden, BrinkcrhorA
Phillips
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL J. HARRIOI, with Manufacturers Mer
chants Bank.
FOR DIRECTORS.
James Petrie, with j. n A. Petri. n Co.
SAMUEL w. Harmed, with u. ~ Warehouse.
Chas. A. Briggs Jr., with Bliss Wheeock
E. o. D,de with New York Fire and Marine Insurance.
Compan,.
Peter Stevenson, with N. Armstrong Sons.
n. Judsnn Stone. with A. Il. James Co.
Henry Eyesson, Jr. with Sacketi, Bclcher Co.
W. j. +. CHAPMAN, Chairman Nominating Com.
FRANK W. SHgPARp. Secretary.
Henry X. Pral, X. A. Baohia,
Ethan Alien, George Psckham.
w. +. Farnham, Frederick White,
Jno. r. Rollins, Edward l.. N0.ineux.
Robt. :. Lyon, Thos j. Bayaud,
Elisha 4, jenkins wv. Galllly.
Friends OF the above ticket win at Wright's Hotel
Uormerly Thorps) "a Broadway corner Eighth street,
every evening
Election Tuesday, May 70. Polls open from sA NJ. tos
r.. M.
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EoR SALE
UTs SALEt
SPLENDID PROPERTY.
ON CHARLES STREET AVENUE.

THREE MILES FROM BALTlMOhE CITY.
The advertiser for sale of the most elegant ece9
Of property United States Charles street
three miles from Baltimore city. containing twenty five
of ground with wide avenue to anothe main road
The dwelling b. be appreciated. 1t is douoo
house. with large back building built in the most substantial
manner of the best quality pressed brick has large mar
BILE portico and marole raings urns pillars Ac The
lofty aud richly succeed Marble mantepieces
gems OF Plate gAss throughout the house II 10
also supplied with water speaking tubes BELLS songss
and for design ana comfort superior to 1t IN any
city.
Ali the oubudings STABLE coach house, dairy house.
works. ice house, &C.. built OF pressed brick
namented with cupoas and iron cornices.
The grounds "a celebrated land artist with
all the varieties Of the choicest fruits flowers shruboery ana
foreign together with several thou
sand evergreen Of large Hover aud trute
garden IL enclosed by rustic fence with aroors settee9
grooes &c There IL failing stream OF water passing
through the grounds Also large lake with Island 81
magno.ias supplied with fish, sail boats rustic bridges Ao
The buildings and grounds are supplied with pure T.ss
one very healthy The Charles street avenue Is the
fashionable drive out or the city No tnverns are On
road, land be purchased for that purpose
Persons dous Of purchasing this property have now an
opportunity that again. both In regard "
residence and the price, .-
Address, for further particulars. box lS73 Post oeey
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TOO LATE FOR CLAssIEIcArIoN.

yxrAToHEs AND JEwELRY OF. ALL DEscRIr
w tons for sale by GEO. c. ALLEN, as Broadway ON
door below Canal street. formerly No. IL Wall street
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r YON'S MAGNETIC Sssss..
IL INSECT POWDER
tested for 10 years and grows favor II kills and exter
inmates Reaches, Bed Bugs Ants Feas Moths In clohs
Furniture garden insects, &c All genuine bears
the signature of T. Lyon, and poisonous
domestic animals Beware of commercials and limitations
Lyons Powder kills all insects in trce.
Lyons Pills death TO rats and mice.
Sold everywhere. Depot 2J2 Broadway.
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NOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, A SODA WATER APPA-
ratus consistiisg generator ana fountains APP
ply TO LAzELL, MARSH GARpINER, 10 Gold street.
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WATCHES, JEWEiRY. &c.

CSAL1FoRNIA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., EARRIN GS
~ Bracelets, Necklaces, Rings all in Tine Is gold
aud equal IN bancy to the rcal onetenth OF the price,
Sent by mail to any of the crnntry on receipt Of
cash. ORIGINAL l. JACOBS.
407 Broadway, established 1Sf5.
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

A BARKERS-THE BEST AND MOST NATURAL
IA Wigs In the world be found al C22 Broadway
AT GfMBREDE's. 81 ALBUMS (FIFTY PICTURESh
"A rssiled at B. Welding Cards. Note Paper MonogrAms
in rfpctt aste
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ATT. EyERDELL'S, NO. 3G2 BROADWAY, WEDDING
N Cards Paper he syles) at the old o.
tablishme Mt, corner OF Duane street.
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Deepening OF THE FORTS uF
III NEW ORLEANS
NORFOLK.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY y
will despatch Expresses daily Norfolk or specak
Our arsi Express for
NEW ORLEANS
will leave by steamer BLACKSTONE I'd inst TO be followed
by regular charge OF special by
steamship Roanoke, 18th, and Marion 3lst
particulars apply at Office, 50 Broadway.
- eADAMs' EXPRESS COMPANY
DoGERs 4 RAYMOND
Having completed their extensive stock OF
CLOTHING FOR THE SEASON
Invite the business world to examine their
NEW QUARTERLY STYLES
In Spring overcoats Business Suits Dress Suits &C. &C.
PRICES MODERATE BEYOND EXAMPLE
the articles I2i 123 Us Fulton street,
and 214 Broadway.
DEFRrGE RAToRs. REFRIGERAToRs REFRIGERAA
III tors Reigrrators From t3 TO S25 with liberal dts
TO The trade. ALEX. DELMAk'S House Furnishing
Store. 1853 Broadway near Eighth street.
CEGARs.-AN ELEGANT IMPORTED sEGAR 40
- half price Apply at No II Frankfort street, SECONDS
floor, front room.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-01-31

Sad Accident-On Thursday evening,
iug here, ran intoa saw log happening across
the road, throwing the engine oil the track
aud causing considerable injury to the train
The engineer, fireman, and soldier from this
place, named Pete. Farnwalt, were on the en-.
kline, and discovering the difficulty, jumped
OIL The engineer and fireman escaped inju.
ry, but Slr' Farnwalt struck his head against
some iron rails, bruising 1t in a horrible man.
ner. He was brought home at once, and the
proper attention given him. 1t was thought
at the time, that he could live but few
hours; he is however, yet alive, and may re.
cover, yet the chances are against him, so
we are Informed. -.IUpper saudusky Union.
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The grcatFrcnchIscmcdy
MADAM BOIvIN's CELEBRATED
SILVER COATED FEMALE Pills.

The only cersin snd Safe Remedy for all 'iierin
ob.rpc,ions, Monthly rihicutes, Irsgularitrs,nn
al the ether Isca"s to which the woman, Wife aud
Mother is peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain dclc,crious ingredients bu
Nrc safe nd certain In ilcir action. They viii he
found to the happe.t effects In all eases OF FRO
tspsus Uteri, in euchouea, the Whites, they will
be foundthe easiest and most certain Cue that can be
found 1t on account ofthis certainty they should
not he taken by Pregnant Females, (durng the first
months. miscarinpe ceriain) to be brought on,
but at ether pc ri ods their use Is perfectly safe
N.B.--Dne dollar and three postage stamps enclosed
90 any authorized agent will ensure package oirills
By return mail =, =,
C.CRosBY, General Agent, Buiialo, n. V.
CAUriov. beware OF Countcrieit; The genuine
have tho signature ofC. Crosby tho outside wrapper
For sale sby l. T.. - John \ Co., Dubois a 20 and
J. h. Marqusr,ii. Tiflin. q. ootll'N
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The Atlantic for robraary--TbI.n mum.

The Atlantic for Februnry--TblSn num-
Dor is al unusually interesting ono. Besides
agnes of Sorrento" by Mrs, Stowe, "Meth.
DDS of Study in Natural History" by Agas
siz, "Fremonts Hundred Days in Missouri" !"
a very happy paper entitled "Love and
Skates" aud several other ibterc sting papers
from eminent writers, it contains poetry by
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe. Whittier and Lowell
the last contributing "Mason and Slidell; a
Yankee Idylb" which is the most pungcnt
and excoriating, and at the same time humor
Gus and sensible production that we rceol
lect ever TO have read.
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llEfI Y. ". hIAsA IN ilNNNs
90 Postofice hours from : A. NJ. to I
PM.
1J-Mails fnr the train. North and Sou,h
will close % minutes before car time. All
letters should I've mailed at least 30 minutes
before cal time.
20 Letters and papers must be prepaid
| in order to insure transmission.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF THE
MAILS.
Mail train passes Titln; going South, At
7IO AN. Going North at l:li r. W.
Delaware, Marion aud Upper Sindusky
Mail arrives by Hack. Tuesdays and Fridays
at L. M.-lcaycs the same day at Z. NJ.
Bucyrus aud Melmorc Mail arrives Mon
days aud Fridays. ut : Z. M--lcayes, Tues
days and Saturdays, ,nt s A NJ.
Republic aud bellevue Mail arrives by
Hack daily, ut II A, M.-lcavcs at L. NJ.
Fos,orih Mail arrives by Hack, Tucsdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, at II a. Nj
leaves same day at o. L NJ.
FL Seneca Mail arrives, Tuesdays and
Fridays, at J.. M.--lcaycs same day Mt I
Z. NJ.
II L. MCKEE, y. NJ.