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l0p fm CITY OF BROOKLYN. NEW YoRx.
~ - he Let lay u Jsssasy, 1851, uads to he
AoAitoe u lov0, paneaot 70 che statute Il hat
Stass. passed January 9Sth, 1851.
xAHR AxD X cA1Iox.
The NAME Of Ills Csneasy il The Phsuix rirs
Iasussaes Coupaey, asA 10 located in The eity q
bsosklyn, eoasty of Kings, State It New Ysrk.
cAl4rAf.
he auouut Of it capital stock in
shares Of Efty dollars each. ali paid
up 10 cash. 70 Two Hasdred Tbou-
ssad ,'oliars, 500, 100
As :; s.s .. .,' Is:: On hand FIRST d, r,.,
Teal an't Of capital and surplus 81, 3ss.5.
Asssfs.
c.sl /. B.st and on had ss5sc.ls
Real Estats saincanbered ownea By
he Coepaay l,lA.ss
Beads and Ao9teages - Per veuehen
aecsopasyise, being 6rst liens %
properly 10 the cities Of Bsosllyn
and New Ysrk, Gnostly dwelling
houssslvofth in Zach c.se from Ito
100 pr cent. more than the amount
loaned. 1sssss.so
Loans on denand. sscursd By pledges
Of good Bank and other Corporation
sticks - collateral, the market value
Of which is 1885 %
Unpaid Premiums in the eoufss Of col
lection, Ill considered good, Fire and
Island Marine 1l.esxss
land ssviss.ion ,i.ts : 1855 50
Interest on bonds and loans. accrued
bat not due, and ali drawing ct the
1..s Of ! y. cent: $4,000
Bank and other Corporation stock
owned BY the Company, ~ per FOL-
lowing voucher:
80 shares Of Atlastic Bank, NY. $500. 90
50 shares Of Union Ferry c., Brooklyn,
Nv. $4,000
3-lo Treasury Notes, g, 900 each 100000
q. =. Bonds. sixes, 1861, s., 600 each
$4,000, 1t SsK s.47oo
Total present market value $4,000
All other securities
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Total assets Of the Company
HAM fRrRR

1VIU 1SseIs OF tue VOWP0uy
LIABl LiTlDs.
Losses adjusted and due, vis Fire.
nothing; Island Ssvigation, nothing
Leases adjusted and not due, viz: Fire,
nothing, Inland Navi ystion. nothing
Losees unadj listed and in euspenee,
awaiting proof, viz: Fire, 81, $50. 90;
Inland Navigation, $3.50 90
Losses claimed bat resisted BY the
Company, Wis: Fire, nothing; In.
land Navigation, nothing
All other claims against this Company
nOthinI
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Costar's Rat. Roach, &c Eztsrminator.
Costar'S
Cos.ars Bsd-bug Exterminator.
costar'S
Ccstar't Electric Powder for Insect. 20.
IN3s-, soc aSo s, o. BcxEs RorrLys AxD rLAsHs,
So AxD 50 yoK PLANTATIONS, SnrA Bears,
HorrLs, DC, &C, DC.
CAOTlCN!!! To proven. the puthc from
being inf osei upon BY Spurious and jhyAjy Per-
nicio.s Laaofioss. new label has hsco pssl AIRED,
bearing facsimile OF the Propr,etor's signature.
kxamine each box, bottle, or Aask carefully be-
fore purchasing, and take nothing but g cos.
TARS.''
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Those Preparations unlike Al othsrs) are
" Free from Posonea
:" Not dangerous to the Human Family"
!" Rats DO not die on the psemises."
:" They come out Of their heles TO die"
"They are the only infal bic remedies knswu."
+" IL years and more ss:ab..hed in New Y ork City.
Cs.d6v--ths City Post Ohics 7,os 20
ICED blythe City Prisons and Station Hsusss.
ICED ty--ths City Steamer. Ships. As.
tsed by--thc City Hospitals, Aims Houses, &C.
Lsed by--thc City Hotsls--Asto5-- Sc. NieAslas
&c.
Jstd blythe Boarding Houses, be-, xc.
ICED by--morc than 5v,e0u Private fanilise.
to See one orfco Specimens Of, ~ Aos 10 Ecsry-
uhsn said by tie People iao, DsaIsrs, DC.
HOCSEKEEPERS-- troubled with vSvmin need
be 50 no longer, II they use 'CosrAR's" Extsrmi-
majors. We have used il 20 orr satisfact,ou. and
II box cost IS We would have il. We had tried
pcisons bat they effected nothing; but "Csstas's''
article knOoks the bre.th ont Of Rats, Mice. koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than ws can write il.
IT IL 10 great demand al over the coun,ry.--Nedi-
ma o.. CARTE.
MORE GRAIN and provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County b. Eermin, than would
pay for tons Of this Rs, ard Insect Killer-L0s-
easser Wis, Herald.
HENRY L. COSTAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Thercve: they have been
used. RAYS, Mics, koachss and yerma disappear
rapidly.
kcxxn / srorrFsr. Druggists. Windsor, Nd
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, .,

SIAIE VI VONNEC IICU1,f ~
HARTFORD COUNTY
Hartford, January Z, 1862.
Personally Appeared, G. =. Bovsns, PIES: lea.
snd c. G. Wsite, Sec'y. Of ne City Fire In ar.
ance Company Of Hartford. AMI made on b hal
the foregoing statement, by them subscribed, is q
true, full and correct statement of the affairs oil
said Company. and exhibits, 80 far as can be Is.
certained at this date its actual condition on The
first day Of January, s62.
Before me,
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LihSr Tlse IasstaAes Csnp,ay,
|NF faE CTR OF NEW YoRK. JAruIRY
" IN, 1853. -
Nsns q Co6pauy, Lamar lpssrsses Coupssy.af
yhS0sty o. Ne1 Yest, at No. 50 Wall stsset.
AwoGat q cepitai stoek Gan Il whieA IL paid %
q cash II $500, go.
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STATE OF NEW YORK, !
County Of New York.

oO08b0&0 Ne 0tSVaOp IVoa0VotS ou0 Os0t NOte
nas, Secretary, Of the Nisgan Fire Iasusssce
Company, being ssvsrslly sworn, dsposs aad say,
and each for himself says, thss the foregoing 10
fu.l, true snd correct statement Of the Affairs q
said Company: that the said lnsaraaes Company
10 the bosa fde ownes Of q least One Hundred
sad Fifty ThossaAd Dollasf of Actual Cash CAPT.
tai, iavssssd il Stseks sad Bosds, o. il Astga&ss
% saineuobsred Real kstAte weetA doubio The
aaosnts Tor which the same 10 mortgagsd; thas
nsithsr the above described iaveetmsnts, nor any
past thereol, Dade Ter The benefit q any indi-
viAsal sxsssisiAg authority in the manass9snt 81
said Company; that The Mortgages sbovs de-
senbed have Aee bean assigssd, 1os in any nsansr
rsasese1 Or impaired By the said Company, and
hat they are The shove described eleess Of de
(sieeed} JONATHAN D. STEELE, Pres.
X. Norman, Secretary.
Gubse.ibed and sworn bsfoee ne at. the city Of
New Yssks this ssIAtsessh dsy e Jaoassy,
/ gl9s1, By sasA ofth0 above nAme4 dspoosnts.
L r. Taoe. L. TnOaxRlL,
Notary Public for the City of New York.
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] NEW YORK.

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Wholesale Agents in Kew York City.

~ .S,ld Lrery,elere---by
ALL WHoLEsALL DRrGGitTs in the lafxe4 cities
Some of the
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CITY OFgROOkLYy,

KINGS COUNrY, \. Y,
John D. Cocks. President, and Hora.io Dorr
Secretary, Of The At!aotic Fire Insurance Com
any OF Brooklyn, being duly sworn depose ana
say that they are the President and Secretary q
said Company and that the foregoing is trus
and correct statement OF the affairs Of said Com
pany On the Slst day Of December, 1861, TO ths
bes Of their knowledge and belief
ISignedl JOHN ID. COCKS, President.
Ho.Ario DoRR. Sec'v.
Sworn to before me this sixth day Of Fe bruary
AID. 1864, at the isy Of New York.
H.. 81 ThOS. L. THOUNELL,
Comm isSoner for Iowa in New York,
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l-.,)le0.

At the Chesapeake Hospi al, Fortress Monroe Va,
june lth, Hiram F. Mills, Co f. III W. Regiment son
OF II. p. Mills Of East Warren, aged . years and i
months
In Woodbury., Oct. 19.h, Of dipther.a Laura Ann
daughter Of Nathaniel and Sarah Nelson aged u years
months and 10 days
Ie nourners who in silent gloom
Bear yoer X nd kindred 20 the toIab
drudge not when Christians go to RESI-,
They sleep in Jesus and are blesl.
In South lardwck, Nov. Gath at the residence Of her
son-n law II. A. shedd, widow Catherine swain aged 10
years and 9 months
Printers Wisconsin, New IiamDs shire A nd Nassachu
sets are requested to copy.
On the 24th uIt Geo Frank Kinney. 90. c. 10Th Hegl-
meat. OF typhnS fever He enlisted FROM Brookfeli,
leaving family lies which keep many brave hearts at
home, and died at the post of duty
In Mlddesex, Nov 49, Mr.. John Farrar aged 50 y.ars
~ ershire, No7 4th, of typhoid fever Mr.. William
Tucker aged IS years.
In CoriLth, October ID FIRE lerick SAMUEL son Of sam
uel w. and Amelia y. (drcrased) Bert
Also September oath of Dropsy the brain Lovinia
H aged years and "a days, and October h. Of hoop
Novemb l2.h Of typhoid f.yer, Mary Liyera n. aged
years aud day ,children of Mr.. Lyman, and Mrs.
Harriet \. Porter. Thus, by this mysterious pravideu
have these Athlete parents been bereayed Of gems
OF the household within the Short space two months
and le chdess. God city this n elton to them
In Cabot, Vt, October nth Of Whooping cough Katie
Adta de. only daughter Il Mr. and Mr, Napoleon u
Rogers, aged two months.
In Richford, sept -, Of consumption, Diana Chase
VIE Of stewart Chase, aged 3! years
Ia fcacham. Nov 9TH AIRS P.cbr Lucas aged a. years
In Camp suffolk Va # aeuicry, uct 6th Alouzo Nj.
oodsard of the massachusetts Volunteer Militia and
son ofAmhrose and Hannah oodward Of Landgrove VT.
aged IS years.
In Montpelier, Nov llh, Of consumption, Mrs. Ruth
Hoyt' wife Of Orena Hoyt aged IS years and month
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Nlorrte0,

In Springfield, Get. 18th, by Rev II. W. WcrtAen. M.
Francis long, and Miss Lucia Jane Philips also Mr.
hranc's r. SpaudinS and Hiss Florence H. Nyrick ali
OF Sprinc field,
Also Nov Sd, by the same, Mr.. John $ HerricS Of
SPringhrtd, ana Miss 5. Ann Abee OF Rocsin CHAM.
Also, Nov ..6,h, Mr. Frclrr OK ". Dodge, and Miss
Emma j. Hedgnan both of Langdon, Nh.
10 Panfeld, Nov. 18th by Rev. A. Hitchcock at the
residence Of he brides father Mr. Daniel A. Camp +
Orange and Miss Helen NJ Grey Of PIanfeld.
In Montpelier, Nov 25,'ls62, by Rev. i. J. Scott
thas. H. Tenucy. VI. D., OF South tatdwick and Mis-
Fannie V Mutt daughter Of Henry Mutt Esq OF Mont
pelier
At the par cnagc in Aburgh Oct. 18th, by Rev. II "
Munger, Mr. F. j. Haz2n, Of North Hero, and Miss p
NJ Bell, Of AlbnrSh.
In Alburgh, Nov, 2ad, b. the same. Mr. VIM Brayton,
andlNlss AMANDA Honsng+r, both OF Alburch.
the Mei hodist parsonage, in Barre OCT 9th by Rev
ID Packer Mr.. Oscar Carlton, and Miss Julia Gattoou,
both of Nershire.
Also by the same, in Barre, Nov. I3lh, Mr.. T. L.
North"y, OF Bradford, and Mrs Susan Taulir. Il Rarrr
widow Of The late Rev H. n. Tapn, of The New HANG
Shire Conference.
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HELP FOR TIE STARVING PooR OF ENGLAND
At a recent meeting of the merchants of New
York city, to take measures to send relief to the
star'ng operatives Of the cotton manufacturing
districts OF England, a most munlGcent spirit
OF charity was manifested. Twenty-slx thou
sand, two hundred dollars was subscribed at the
moment, and before night, the sum bad reached
$40 geo. One fam made the Of of ship Of
1850 tons burden to carry the suppples,--an
Offer, which was stated at the time, to be equal
to $50 900. \ gentleman who GiI not COM
municatc his name, gave one thousand barrels
OF -four, and 5000 in money. When this
magnificent charity, multiplied many fold as it
will be, shall reach the shores of England, we
trust it will lead Eoglishmcn to see that however
much injustice they may do us, however much
their connivance at aid to the rebellion, may
have prolonged the struggle and encouraged
treason, there is yet, throughout the loya
North, heart that answers 20 their cry of dis
tress, and gives as freely to the starving poor O
the mother country, as ever before.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CEARkE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

THIS invaluable medicine is unfang in the cure Of all
those painta and dangerous diseases incident TO the
female constitution.
1t Inoderaes all excuses and all obsructions
from wha cause, and a speedy may be relied
To Married Ladies'
it is peculiarly suited. 1t w in short time, bring on
the moHthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that
pregnant, during the FIRST THREE MONTHS, they
to bring on Miscarriage bu, every other
time and in every ether cas-, they perfectly sale.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Ar Jus Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Hcayness, Fatigue slight
ton ptation Gf the Heart, Lowness Of Spirits Hys-
terics SICK Headache Whites aud all he pInful dseas
occasioei by dSorgaa.2rd system, these Pills Will
effect a cure when all other means have failed.
Ful directions il tn. pamphlet around each package,
which should BE Clrffully preserved.
bottle containing % pills, and encirced with the
Government Stamp 81 & eat Britain can be sent post free
Tor : Loo and postage stamps.
Soll 10y all bruEgiSt-. moves " Emly
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EXPLANATION BY GEN. PORE In Gen. Hal
leck's report IL letter by Gen. Pope speaks oil
Gen. Ban ks corps as very weak, Numbering
not more than five thousand men, and much de-
moralized." In note to Gen. Halleck, repro
duced in the Washington Chronicle, Gen. Pope
thus explains this allusion;
This paragraph might seem to imply some
rerroach upon that gallant corps but such would
he very far from my intention, and very unjust.
That corps, under Its gallant leader, had fought
she bloody battle of Cedar Mountain, and had
thrre rendered service which merits the graft
tu6c cG the country But IN that severe and
hars-fanch; action, Gen. Banks himself was SO
badly lplarej as to be unfit Tor duty. Generals
Agcry. Gea9v ana Carroll had been badly
vougdca nearly all OF the field and company
o.Sc2ls. particularly Of the Massachusetts, resI-
ulca;>. had be,u S,,cd or wounded, AID the
ca7y< vas nearly Gcs;i;ut, ct Officers:
Aa,s >ala service IS they had rendered, and
the broken condition IN which their gallant and
heroic G.httng had left them, they should for
time tav2 been WITHDRAWN from tie presence Of
the on ny, ua,il ,hey could be rested ard their
officers r,ylced should have done so at once
but 1t VS. impossible az that time 10 spare a
man from TIE front,
In the hurry ana brovlty Of a teleSraphic
dispatch it was not possible u explain to you
why this corps WAS really unfit for service
God forbid that should he SUP posed, even by
msconception OF my dispatch, to cas-; even the
implication of repr1Ach Upon this gal ant corps
and its ntrepid header.
trust You VIII make this letter public, in
L.. .,
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BANK CoMMIsslOsER.--We have been in
formed that We were partially in error in
our last statement in regard to the ser
vices OF Bank Commissioner during the past
year. Nr. RowolI held the Office and discharged
its duties for nine months, during which time
he found it necessary to obtain, examine and ap.
prove tso bonds from each Bank Director in
the STATE, and record such approval. Mr..
D:ckerman hclI the Office for nearly three
months, during which time he prepared ,he an.
nnaI examinations and made the annual report.
The salary WAS AIN I'lg and at s'ac'ori aG-
USED horweon Mr.. Ropa.l and Mr.. Dicterman.
each one taking the amount ageel upon. and
both signing tie receipt to tie Treasurer in lu
for tho salary. Wishing to do justice to all
We make the above correction.
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Sabbath :echooi HE'LL, No. g
5000 COPIES ISSUED TIE FIRST 1wELNE

5000 COPIES ISSUED THE FIRST TWELVE
Months Of ils publication. Il is entire New Work
nearly 200 pages. Many of the Tunes aud Hymns
written Expressly for his Volume, 1t will We
popular its predecessor cil No y which has run up
to the nur1her VI 600 copies III 30 months,
crttrippng any Sunday school took OF its zc issued
IT, this couur,. Also both vou mes bound in to
accommodate schools wishing them Ia that form. PIECES
OF ie No . paper 10 cents, $I2 per 100 Bound
% cents, Sl6 per lUU CiCth bound embossed gilt, 30
cents So! per 100. Bel No. paper covers II cents,
Sn per 100 Bound ~ cents, $40 rr 100. Cloth bound
embossed gilt - cents, 80 per 100 Bells Ao> aud
bound ogethcr It, cents per 100 2jcopie ru:shcg
the 100 price Cloth huul cub ssci gt 80 ceuts II
cd 100. Mail postage free u tine 'ctail rice.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
N &tI Broadway, Erw orK
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70 GO,aNsaErantiNCs.

# HE Advc rtser having been restored to health IN
few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
fered several years with lung affection and
dread disease, COHsumption-s anxious TO make known
to his fellow sufferers ,h- means Of cure.
TIC all who desire 1t. he wiz send copy Of the pre-
scrpu"n used Gree Of Charge, with lho directions for
preparing and using the e. which they will find SURE
tuRE Foh CoNsUMpuoS, AsrHM.. BRONCHITIS, &C. The
only object Of the Advertiser sending the prescription
is t" neft the afflicted and spread information which
he conceVes to be invauaDe aIdh hopes every sufferer
will Try his remedy as it will them nothing ana
may prove a Blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Wiliiamsburgh,
353w3n Kings County, New York.
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The Legislature Of 1862.

The Legislature which has JUS; All urnod has
been, We believe, enc OF the NEST Industrious,
orderly, and well balanced bodies Of men ever
assembled in the same capacity in the State. OF
it's fitness for business the people may judge,
when they know that the revision of the General
Statues, making a volume OF more than 1000
pages 0! the SIZE Of the Compiled Statutes, has
been Thoroughly done, each title and chapter
of it going through all the stages Of a bill, and
set the Session has been but two weeks longer
than The average for S lno years, and no longer
than that of 1853, when there was DO cXtraor-
binary work On hand except the election Of
Democratic Governor. This labor Of revision
WAS rendered mach more di!fcui! from the
somewhat imperfect way in which tie lrelin-
mary work Of tic Commissioner of revision had
5eea performed. But the General Assembly
early set themselves in earnest to the task be-
fore them, and have accomplished Ii in L way
both crcditable to themselves and economical 70
the state.
There has not been a State legislature in our
recollection, that has worked So tremendously,
with lees friction, and with sach entire unity of
purpose. There WAS but little talk on any SUBJ
jet, except by one or two Anembcrs who seemed
TO be running over with words upon ell ocoa.
slons. Grave matters were discussed with
earnestnass, and tsGng matters were soon dis
uosed Of aad the business was kept so we'll in
hand, Mat there was no hurry or confusion the
last days of the Session as is usual, but on the
contrary everything was done doceutly and in
order.
There were many members Of either House, OF
marked ability, and the whole body was, we
judge, OF more than ordinary capacity and in
telllgencc. We have 10 space, and it might be
invdous, to name those most prominent. All
acquitted themselves well, and deserve the ia.
yorable Judgment CT their constituents. They
were all jealous of the fair name of the state.
and took scrupulou care that her engagements
with her soldiers and the public should be
strictly fulfilled. The laws they passed, will
keep good the State credit which IL wise and ju-
dicious management of the State finances here
toiore has secured, and place Vermont where
she belongs, in the first rank of the steady and
constant and reliable supporters of the Union.
And, as whole. We believe the people could
not have selected more fit men to represent them
at the capital, and may well commend their
servants for what they have done.
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DIR. gEsEEG& EIT5AlS7% PILLS

The combination u ingredients in these Pills are the
result Of long and extensive practice. They mild
their operations and cartaiE in correcting all IRREGULAR
rites Painful MenstruatiUus, removing AL obstruCtlons
whether frOa cold or Otherwise hradachr pain in the
side Pnlpitation Of the heart whites, All ec-
tons Mysteries fatigue, pain in the back and ab,
disturbed sleep which arise from interruption Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the of era in the treatment OF
those irregula rites and oostructons which have con-
signed SO many to premature grave. No female
enjoy good hea it'll unless she is regular and Whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins de
oline.
DR.. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
the most efectua remedy known for all coz
plants peculiar to Females To all classes they
valuable Inducing, with certainty periodical regularity
They known to thousands, who have them diff
eren periods throughout the country, having the
ton Of some of the most eminent Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each hoXthe price dollar per box con-
tanning from fifty to sixty pills.
Pits sent by mail, promptly, by renting to the Pro-
priet3r. sold by 4. R.d Id, Montpelier, VT, and
b. Druggists generally.
l. F.PIEHcE, MoAtpeer, Agent.
R. i, HUTCIIEi, Proprietor,
nay5ny 20 Cedar St.. New York
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NOTICE.
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

DtELlC notice Shereby given that Lieut. Col. Preston
l. OF the LIST ermont Cavalry regiment, duly author
lzed by the proper apartment II the public service,
purchase horses for the Of sand Regiment Horses
offered for 81 to tie nited States for this service must
conform tuy to the RcyIed Spechcations in these
CARDS, VIZ: sound IN all particulars; flom ID to 10
hands hlEh not less than than nine
old coIor to be bay, brown, bhcH sorel good
rottrs, bride wise and sz sufficient for the purpose
above named for which fair prices Will be paid.
Lieut.. 0 Preston and the unders igned will he at
West Ran'o pa on the .Oth and 2is Thursday and Fri
day., Of Novemb.r r, at Won't elirr the - and
10Th onday and tuesday, for the purpose OF inspect
ingad purchasing such suitable horses as may be Of
fred other times and OF purchase, may here
after designated Of which due notice wh il necessary. be
given. CAPT. Il. ". ct ARKE,
Assistant Quartermaster OF Vols U. :. A.
BrattlebOrO. W., Nov. 10th, 1889. noviItf
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF SUI
L FERER.-Published as q warning, and for the spe-
cal bene fit Of Young Nen, and those who suffer with Nsr
vous debility, Loss Of Memory, Premature Decay, No.
by who has red himself by simple means after be-
ing great expense and ncuny cnience through the
of worthless medicines prescribed by learned Docters
Single copies may be had Of the author, e. AMBERT,
Esq, Greenpont Long Island by enclosing postpaid
addressed envelope. Address
CHARLES A. LAMBERT, Esq,
336m3 Greenpoint, Long Island, ". Y.
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BIAC&wooD's MAGAZINE. November, 1862. Re-
printed by Leonard, Scott u Co, New York
The contents Of this number are as follows ;
CaztOniana, Part 10; The Scot in France {;
Chronicles of Caringford; Clough's Poems 4
The Land Revenue of India; Theirs on Water.
loo A Deathless Love The Crisis OF the Ameri-
can War
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-12-06
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