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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-28
Aver sSarsaparil1a

"A compound remedy. designed to be the most
CifsCtual .lHe'atire that can be made 1t is
a concentrated extract Of Para Sarsaparila
so combined with other substances of still
greater Alternative power as 10 afford an ctfcc-
tive antilota for the diseases Sarsaparilla is
reputed to cure. 1t is believed that such a
remedy is wanted by those who suffer from
Strumous complaints, and that one which will
accomplish their cure must prove of Immense
service to this large class Of our afflicted fellow
citizens. How completely this compound will
do it has been proven y experiment on many
Of the worst cases to be found OF the following
complaints
ScNorULA AND Sc2oruLoUs COMPLAINTS,
EnUrrloNs AND EnUrTlvE DISEASES, UAcrnS,
IIM"LES, BLorCllES, TUNotS, SALT lturUM,
SCALD HEAD, SYPHILIS AND STpHILITIC Az
fEcrIoNs, MERcuRAL DISEASE, DHoPsY, NEr-
RALGIA OR TIC DoULoUnEuX, DEnlLIrY, DYa-
rEPsIA AND INDIGEsr1oN, EnYslrELAs, R0sE
or ST.. ANrHoNY's FIRE, and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from IlpynlT. OF
THE BLOOD.
This compound will be found great pro-
motor of hcaten, whan taEnn ii th2 spring, 70
e3pel the foul hunors which f,5tet in the
blood at that season of tie year. By tbs time
ly expulsion Of them many ranking disorders
are npped in the bud. AIultitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy, sparc themselves from
III. endurance Of foul erupt0ns and ulccrous
sores, through which the system VIII strive 10
rid itself Of corruptions, if no: assisted to do
this through the natural channels Of the body
by an Alternative M"tliriua. Cleanse or- ne
vlt!atrd blood whenever you !inl it. impurities
bursting through the skin in pimDl"s. clupti9ns,
or sores; cleanse il when you find it i OBJ
structed and sluggish III the veins; cjsause it
whenever it is foul, and your feelings will TIL
l 4:
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

DOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN win
Il send to all who wish it free of charge) the
Recipe and full directions for making and
using beautiful vegetable Balm that will
effectually remove P1MpLEs, BLorcHrs TAN
FREcKLEs &C., &c. leaving the skin smooth
clean, and beautiful: also full directions for
using PELArREAU's CELEBRATED STIMrLANT,
warranted to start full growth Of Whiskers,
or Mustache, in less than thirty days FL
ther oj the above can be obtained by return
mail, by addressing with stamps for retnrn
postaro' DR.. THOMAS = CHAPMAN,
Practical Chemist, s3l Broadwcy. Near York.
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vVHE CONFESSIONS and EXPERTENC,

THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
L Of a suFFERER-Puh'iaheda as warnin g
and for the esnecial benefit of Young Wen and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility: Loss
ef Memory, Premature Decay, &C.. sc. &c,
bv one who has cured himself by simple means
after being put to great expense and incon
yenience, through the use of worthless medi-
cines prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may he had of the author,
G. A. LAMBERT, ESQ. Greenrnint, Long
Island, by enclosing post paid addressed en-
velepe. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.
Grseppoint, Long leland, Ny. tn1sm2
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-28
Vernon Springs,
FIGURING MILL.

TNHE undersigned would announce to his
L friends and the public generally that
his Touring Mill is now constantly in motion,
and ben: in the best of WORKING order at
all times, will never be surpassed either in
quality or quantity. ofits work Give me q
trial and Twill as heretofore qua. entce salts
faction.
Vernon Springs May 90 1861.
n92) A. ii. HARRIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-02-28
The Empire Sewing Machine is ex'
empt from all these objections.

LiVhh thSSC VDtSNeAOiiEs
1t has straight needle perpendicular &C.
ton, makes the LOCK OR SHUTTLE s7IcH
which Will NEITHER RIP nor RAvEr, and is u.
like on both sides: performs perfect sewing on
| every description of material. froa, Leather
to the finest Nansool MUSLIN with cotton
linen or silk thread from the coarsest to the
finest number.
Having neither CAM nor COG WHEEL, and
the least possible friction, 1t runs as smooth
as glass, and is
EMPHATfCALLY A NOISLESS MACHINE
1t requires FIFTY PER CENT less power to
drive it than any other Machine in market.
A girl of twelve years of age can work it
steadily, without fatigue or injury TO health.
Its strength and |Von@erful Simplicity of
construction render it almost impossible to
get out of order, and is GUARANTEED by the
company to give entire satisfaction.
We respectfully invite all those who may
desire to supply themselves with superior
article. to call and examine this UNRIvLED
MACHINE.
But in a more especial manner do we solic-
it the patronage of
MERCHANT TAlLoRs, Dress MAKERS
CoAcu MAKERS, CORSET MAKERS
Hoop-SKIRT MANUFACTURE CATER FILTERS
ERs SHOE BIND
SHIRT and Bosom MAKERs,
VEST and PANTALOON MAKERS
sHy- Religions and Charitable Institutions
will be literally dealt with.
PRICE OFMACHINE COMPLETE:
No. ], or Family Machine, $45 90, No. .,
Small sized Manufacturing, 500 90. No. 8,
Large size Manufacturing, 1875 90.
Cabinets in every Variety.
We want Agents for all towns in the Uni
ted States, where agencies are not already
established. to whom liberal discount will
be given, but we make no consignments.
+. J. MACARTHUR. s. Co., [nl06
SslO Broadway, New York.
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chs Leyiss,urs be meunorisliSed 70 cali Convsn-
Don FIR the smendmsna Of the City Charter, the
members OF the Convention " bs 81 scted By the
people. The report refers 70 the o. idltion Of the
country. aud the enOi nous amount ID taxes which
are a. out 10 DO Imposed, and severely oensurei
the Ftdernl Government for Its inactivity aud in
opacity, ice abuse u toe peoples Gu q t,Lc, aud
" ste, q mtsspplic alton " their ICY. the re-
Iort coneludes vi 'esrution that the vstiuus
sulje u touched on In thu mayors mess we bB
fcrrd 10 Special Committees.
AID biOie moved tiat tue report lie adupte
that 5000 copies be printed, and that il be PUBLISH
ed IN three daily ,pej a.
Aid. FIR ment shi-ctssi ~ TIE remarks Contained
In the Report nn the General Government lie
thousht The Board oi Aldermen had nothing TO 10
with that
AID Dayton said the ropor, expressed the feel
ings ~ the Taxpayers II this city, In regard 10
the Governmcat The War hthe II had been
war ir the benefit OF the @ n,ractors, and for no
one else.
Aid. Bole's resolution was then put, and adopt
cd.
The suu ~ $1,000 was appropriated for the cole
bratiuu " wast gton'- birthday.
The Board cuncurred with the Bard u Council
men ordering the re- uoval Of cncumbrAnc 90 from
tie Park. Adjourned t. 'uday next.
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DEATHa.


BOwRs-On Thursday night, 18th inst Of Group,
Andrew Bowss, only son OF James B1wes, aged
yeu 4, g moths and days.
Funeral from cor S7th st. aud 9th ave, on sun.
day afternoon, 10th n II, At o'clock. Friends OF
the family are respectfully invited. 81
BRIODY-On Friday, 18th inst, John Francis,
spu Of Patrick and Margaret BnOdy, aged ye,rs,
months and II days.
"a bud on earth to bloom in heaven"
The friends and relatives OF the family are re-
'pvctfully invited " attend the funeral, Bun lay
aft'fnnon, 10th inst, at o'clock, from the resl-
dence Of his parents, cor, Of Nanbrunt and William
sts, nth Brooklyn. 81
Enthusiastically morning, Of consumption,
M. james Byrnes, aged IS years.
His friends are respectfully invited h attend
the funeral on sunday Afternoon, 10th inst, at
u'cl'c from Bellevue II pspltal. 100
COILE-At Celai Grove, n. j amer a short NJ
ness, Terence C'eI'' mr. In tie 10th year OF his
New Jersey and Western papers please copy 10
CUDLlPP-On Friday lith inst, after a short
al d severe lllneSs Chele Edgar, the youngest son
OF George and Curdelia Cudlipp, aged years, 10
months and 10 days.
VT again we hope 10 meet thee
When the day Of lie IL led
Then in heaven with 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tear Is shed.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
specifically invited b attend tie funeral, this tsat-
ufdayl morning, 18th inst ~ 10 o'clock, 1t the resi-
denoe ~ bis Iarents .bj East l2th It. II q re-
hh"lh0 Will be taken " lalNl NOAl 10 INCREMENT
EATON-At Hoblkeu, on the 18th inst, Clara,
youngest daughter ~ Jtnts and Margaret It)n
aged years, months and 2s dtys.
The funeral wi t,ke place from the residence Of
her py ents 10 Meadow ~, this ts ,tur iay) ater
ur0n, lhtL inst At o'clock. 81
FITZPATRICK-Ou Friday evening, iith in1,
Hugh flEpatrigk' native ~ BelturOet, County
Cavan, ltelaLd, aged 50 years,
HIS friends and aoquaiutaices, also those ~ his
br th'r Philip Fitzpatrick, are respectfully invited
l. attend the funeral, ) nday afternoon, 10th
lust, Al o'cuck from the residence ~ his brother,
CO Wet 10th It, His remains viii be tAkon H. Cal
vary Cemetery IN interment. 1913
FLNNN-On Thur-dsy, i5th inst Taonas Flynn,
y n OF Michael snd Bridget Flynn, sSed l year. 2
months and IS days,
The friends and relatives ~ the family 70
setfuy invited W attend the funsrA, this Is ttur-
dsJl ateTnooh, 18th int, At o'clock, from tns
dence Of bis parents ISL 4 at 5ith 81. 100
GERDES-On Thursday, 18Th inst, William
, son u William ii, and Amelia Gsrdes, Agsi II
months and II days
The friends Of the family are respectfully nytai
" attend ths funeral, on Saturday afternoon, 18th
inst, ut o'clock, from the residence Of his parents
2C5 Seventh ave- cor. 2Tth ST, without further in
yitatiOn. rs
| HANNAE-On Thursday, 18th inst, OF disease Of
the heart, Emilia, eldea daughter Of james II. and
Margaret Hannah. eyed IL years and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully lnVites
| n attend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, 10
ina Al O'Clock, from the residence Of her parents
ssS Third ave. %
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THE LEADER.

JTNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF THE
y LEA Err.
An EDITION OF 25,NO COPIES SOLD LAST
WEEK.
CONTENTS or NJ MHER ISSUED THIS
MORNING
TIE Second Series II the
MEN or 80.
Containing y gtpprir sketch oi
WILLIAM SMITH OBRIEN,
By tOLONfL MICHAEL DOHENY.
An UNCOMMON PLEA FOR THE COURT or
COMMON PLEAS. 10y "IItns Ynrkel."
THE OLD MERCHANTS OF NEW YORK, by
Wdrr B,rteu.
SIN WEEKS IN TnE SHOW BUSINESS, by Mary
H. FN
"wE MDlRN ORR Loss" Punch aud its litors,
h- james q Neal" Cake
1.-THE OLD SPORTS or new YORK." by Tom
quick.
"THOUGIrs AND THINGS" BY Ala Cl,re
A SIGHT Al I'M PLAY, II III Century ago.
CHARLES klNGsLEI-A Review, by AsLes
Fam.
A WORD ON EDUC iTIoN. by a School Teacher
MILITARY MATTERS, Motions on T4otic'," by
Wet inter.
PERSONAL GOSSIP, about ryboiy at home and
abroad.
DRAMATIC FErILLEToS, by Figaro.
ORIGINAL AND SELECTED POETRY.
EDITORIALS, Political az Otherwise.
THE LEADER
Ia Published early IN SATU kDAY morning, and for
sale ly all News Agents.
1852 OFFICE, II FRANKFORT STREET.
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.Chrs dian I-,n.Il.., Nhurch. E,.rac!

from the New York Sun, ,. bruary stn. 1919.
II Tt Is Society was 'stabliahed IN England Ia
1872; their doctrue m,ai ably supported Ivy
several clergyman Off English, or tbs Episc pal
Church, whore writings are now extant, aud ARE in
Possession ~ the G. Il rAaltes
"Isra.lte Church," founded 1862. Dauel Mi.
tn, the 'Foru-" and Expounder ~ tho Propheriss,
given through 'Josnnt S. rthcott" the "Lioness"
Of the Pr, phet Daniels vision, George Turner,
William Shaw and John Wroe. John wroa,
''Messenger cf Israel" ~ years, frorq November
18th. 1-lo, W November 18th, 1859.
DANIEL MILTON, Minister ~ the Gospel ~ Peace.
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Personal NOTICES.

DRRSONAI-HEIRS OF SEAMEN, U. s.
ship " Leyant" Loot In 1851, and heirs OF all sol
diers or seAmen 81 the present war, and Of the
Mexican war. Csl 81 THoS. L. BRAYNARD,
81 Wall u, tolA e4ac'i22
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Protestant Episcopal "Church Of the Free
Gospel " West goth n, west Of 9th ave- Rev GEO.
L.. NElDE, Pastor; residence 23I West Both 1t.
Divine service every sunday at iOk o'clock q m.
and y Pun. Saats free. noe 2lS'i9T
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO TAUGHT PRoHCIENTLY IN II
ID lessDns, sAtisfACtion given or no charge lhs
i ne Asaortu eni Of bAnios Always on hand. IA. ~
DoRsQH, so B,esckE q. als SslOo".
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WH4Y. THROW S.p AwA sS.a f9Gs s "
tiyely tie very heat ARTIFICIAL TEETH. and
save more than half YOUR monsy. Our seth have
Il or prrrins IN neariy every stAas and N naIops.
AN. TEETH Co, peaEist1, ~ bo"sry' MO AA-S-
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HORSES FOR SAIL HORSES SUTTA-
Idle tir carmen OF express men, ar farming pur-
poses; will be- =, "a chesI % make sur . fresl
ot q m the country. Iuire IN gre err corner
Myrtle ave and Gold ~, Brooklyn. fslb 3'lit
TO HOOP SKIRT MANUFACTURERS -
For sale, superior brsided cord, white AM co
ored, in lots u slt Apply II the braidlng factory
y T. cor, 0th =. aud Let ave, up stairs.
lbgsli4 HENRY THOMPSON.
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Tie Rev. CHAUNCEY u. MURRAY, Pustor Of
Market ~. Church will preach + uorruw morning
and evening. The morning services will commence
at iOS O'Clock evening at ~ rclock. fol tfS
Grcs ne street NJ X Church. betwceu
Browne and Spring sts X v. MOSES LYON will
preach to.morr,w, at 10Y o'clock A. NJ. and Rev.
CHAS. y. HARRIS, Pastor, At o'cluCk =. NJ Rr-
petience and PRAYER meeting ior the promotion Of
holiness At O'Clock l. NJ. Preaching every even.
ins next week, except Saturday, At ~ O'Clock.
Seats frre. o.
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t!to Ntorrs, EdVoT OF The DIbIe EtRmIner,
viii preach At thu II tanic Hall, O. EVt Brutiwty,
g. the Secund Advent Church, look .ng for the
coming Of Christ " IN all ths e,rth tnnOr-
row, At 10Y m, and pm. All lovers ~ BOe
truth CJtda ly myitsd 10 attend. Seats free. 10
Rev. Dr. &, ooks, Editor OF the Methodist,
will preach In the NJ G. urch, rher Of tth ami
North 6,h -, wilismshurgh Tomorrow, a. NJ, AZ
10Y o'clock. 10
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CHEAPEST LODGINGS IN THE CITY
~ Messed r. rourns 10 10 lsc. night; clean SIN
lie beds, loo 'ntl-man and wife, 80 " Doc. Our
ro,,'ls IRE comfortable and newly csrpeted-At Will
siirc II usa loo Franklin Ut, near West Bro@d~Ay.
open =. nlglt felo Aso'l39
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TNIONPORT, WAKEFIELD TAXES, Olin-
" vile, &c--The Collector Of the Town Of West
chester, will bs at the 18th Ward Hotel cor. Grsnd
and EliLabeth sts to reosive taxes On Mon iSy feb.
18th. for the last time from Until o'clock. oEO.
COOPER, Collector. fslo S'lJ5
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FREQ Mission Church cor Madison aud
0uuvr neur sts, under ~ Rev DR.. HARDEN
HERGli ". orniug service at lUk ocluck A N Toe
Rev II DYER, ID D., tSso'y Of Evangelical Know
ledge y Icictyl may lie expe,1e' to preach tom1r.
row evening" service NJ ~ o'clock. All are c,--
diAly invited 10 attend. 70
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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL. DISCOVERY
"A Having had six teeth extracted without PAIN
by Dr.. JAY vILLRRS, las ca and 81, two blocks
FROM Bro adway cheer July insert this A. q REQ m
mendation h these suffering from too1h sche Ms
q LEACH. MorTiAAniA. lola ISL
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600 REwARD-LOST on THURSDAY
wv evening 18Th inst At or near Ntbo's Gar
len, gold watch and Cnsin, with the unsr's nAns
inscribed N the inside % the case. The Under wm
receive the sinvs resaid aud no questions ksd By
lrAy ny IL with john HOOPER a CO., AdveTtisinG
A q nu, rom I, Tiines Building. itS
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ton sad Riyington. young preIaher rom abrod
will address parents AM children on SIud,y 81
Pm. Meetings on Monday and Tnurrd,y evenings.
"The poor have the gospel pro iched y them" Free
TO all. 70
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DRY GOODS.

pRINTS, PRlNTS-A LARGE ASSORT.
meat ~ the Test styleA At JEREMIAH LAM
BERI'5, 1928 GreenW lch II, fr cue shiliug per
yard. Also Job lot Of linen b Andkerchie's, very
cheap. fei5 $3.50
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$50, OOO4 w s 5e,S or 1 DOMESTIC ME sIS,
ri u,tIsins, prints, GU CHAINS, ticks, checks, &c,
bought before ne great advance Ia cotton ii ,uas
ke'p,r, manufacturers and de.le supplied At low
prices. GEORGE KEYE5, 3i3 Eighth ave. fslb %
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NIe,hodi-s Protestant Cbsrch, Attorney ~.
Rev. WIN. r HAMMOND, P,stor, will pre- ach To-
morrow NOR ing, nj iOH o'cl,ck Afternoon At a
Rev. Mr. FRAsER-cvenins at ], by ths P,st,r.
The public invited. 81
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SALE CIIEAP-ALL THE FURSI.
ture ui Metropolitan Hal, Jersey City, consist
ing " one @: the hands tst a. sndeAera in the city
u 20 lights; also ut6 lights each; also ahOut ~
settces. Inquire 10 Montgomery H. e'say Guy
frlb I'lig
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PROVISIONS.

FAMILY ECONOMY.
Il wu'ian sburgh Pork Depot,
No Is p Grand and Sscond at,
Pine Smoked B-eak flst Bacon, cts, per ID.
Best LAID in America, sets per 10.
Choice Pork, any part Of tho pig, eta per ID 100
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Board Of AldeTmen.

A special meeting of this Board was held last
evening President IL nry in the chair
cnmmunic.ti was received ON the CORPORA
ton Counsel IA answer a. a resolution Of Inquiry,
stating that Ia his opinion, donations may b. male
by the C0Inmon Council TO churches and cungres.-
tons, or Tor any other purpose, provided such do.
nations do not eXo".d In the aggregate the set
apart by appropriation.
The special Committee on the Mayors annual
message presented a volumnIous report. The Com.
mttee pay his Honor high mpliment, and cha.
ractsiise the message as one Of the ablest docu-
ments that hiss ever been drawn up by It's chief
mag stIate at the time they state they cannot
agree with his honor in all his suggestions The
Committee particularly object 10 the Mayors sus-
geation that tina Board OF Aldermen shall be chosen
in the same manner ~ the Board of Supervisors,
which organization they cha racterise anomaly,
the Supervisors being nsither elected nor chosen
tho Aldermen would he a dangerous innovation,
and gross outrage o. the rights snd
Liberties q the people, Tue Elggoa, THAI
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TO lET-THE SECOND FLOOR IN A
new brick house, D rppms and closets, with
modtrn Improvement, rent low. Apply At lb9
Wtst l0th NJ. 10
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BOARDING FOR A FEW YOUNG MRH
DAnd young bldies Also nice rooms EDr and
wife Terms IN, derate. Al los Third ave, DO. lesh
and nth sts. feli S'lo
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Barr um's niu-eum.-Sunday Bvosina IL
the uuly evening Of the week y hen the Lerture
X om e this M .eun IL free ~ all. A series "
lectures on "B- 'netudy," Ia bsing delivered by
Rev Nj. OOSS. Dops open at o'clock. Go early.
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NoIicc- Be~cLcr Hall, BIe~ckcr NJ. D., cor
u'r Morton. Divine a'ry COS every ,bb,tn, At iIH
sci. ,k NJ ana y O'Clock = NJ. R,v X. q
SlIlMEALL z stor auhi.ct mex S,b,sth eve
uinR "rno Stinta II -Avuniy Inheritance" .
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rhe D-heB.- Of the sabbath che Psurh
~ the So sal 5aOhtih s rmunz vii he drlivarsi
hy tie Rev VIM, A'Hu u u A., ~ SUNDAY n
Ing. FEET. 9Th, IN IN" ll-g.ie Church, FIN ava.
and 18th street. : he Rev. Dfs. F.s'tar aud Viut
will continue tina cpursr. NORMAN WHITE
Chairman Of tbbath Committee. y. COOK,
Secretary. II
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NO'ice-That the Rev. N. n. Hair will
preach In the First Untei p, sbyterian church
hurth Och A., uiamsburgh, tomorrow, at half paa
10 o'clock. At3 o'clock the nv. WIN. BRAsH
will y each, and In the veIing the Rev. WIN PAT
T sRsON, ~ II ooklyn, will preach at half-past
o'clock, North 9th ~, near oh IT. 90
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At - JohS's Methodist ChuIch, d1st u,
near 9Th ave, Rev NATHAN BROWN, ,dior Of
the Am ricar II ptiSt, will preach IN this Churcn
IN row, N 10Y A, NJ, ant PrnL MATrljON,
tue Pest at T.. IN, on the 80 -cnudc ani Rational
Pfcpfs of IL 3 ui's Immortality" a cordial VOL.
cone 10 al strangers. o.
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= WANTED.

A FKw MORE MEN WANTED FOR co
" ~ Re- imeni Jackson Heavy ARTILLERY, Capt.
y. COMRS, f'r duty In fortihcstinns. This R4gi-
n'ent hae Advantages other branches Of the
vc'' 10 eng continually In barracks and not
pose " lhe hsrdsl' Fps ~ caru life. Recruiting o.
Gee, ~ Pearl at, CaJt. COMBS. Do. do. lO9 south
~ Lieut.. MOTT. r Mt In the Park, Lieut.. Nun
BON, 1911
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Christian Isrneli,e--J. IL bishop In TO
preich t'-u urr evening, at IN Utlyk, ut the
Sanctuary, lu1 FIRST ~ "On the fult,ment ~ the
VI le 900 l-rae', Red mItiuu, tnc So Dad Clmipg u
CHRIST, the Millennium, d., a." Seats frea 81
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broadway Presbyterian Chapel, betweea
i5tn and i6th St., Rev. l.. IA van DOREN NJ MIS-
ter. Pres, hing at .Oh A NJ; s,oB.tA school ? T..
N. tho L~rd's Srpps, M3 Pm; Reyi NJ. 8 uUT-
TON, u. ID ,N1h ~ %
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A ELSrECTABLE GERMAN GIRL, 10 Yrs.
AA"ld. VMts stusitin in = resp~'tab,a family.
Can n, t.h Nbb ave, 1T. 49th and bOth ats. ~
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BAKERY TO LITTLE OLD AND WELL,
1rstablid ed star q, 500 washin ytln st. rent ,2n
with Immediate Procession. Apply n J. A mar.
EEL, ia Essex It, fs,b 3siib
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Tho Rev. Ds DER will Preach Mt the
Coed shepherd Cnurch 5Ith At, near 80 ave. on
SNrdSy morning Service at Toy oc'ock. Alter
II ON saI Woe At 3 o'clock Scat sree. o.
The Rev y y, Farmer, of wIIi.msburat;
will preach d.. tss 2Sth 1t. Presbyterian Church,
let cen VITA and 10th avs, Oh Sunday, Feb. 10th,
at ION IN. nj a Q y. m. 10
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Rev. mr.. Baxter win Loc,ur. on the wa,

Of Atmayt ddnn, IN connection with Second Advent
in % and 90, at the Mission Gospel, 2I,h 1t, bet
Ctr and 1th ayCA Love feS', at ~, and preArhing
at Oclu,k, CO
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FOB SALE AM rOYEr.

A CHANCE FOR SOME ONE-A COIN.
$1,000 with lotS, barn, fruits and shribh.,, y.
upper hoEIisaaniA. q W DITCHErr, w.-,Shos
ter land Office. or of Chatham and Ch,nbers ~
brown stone building. fsib f.i1I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-23

TIE Attdck Upon Fort Henry
Tie attack upon Fort Henry by
the Federal guhboats a few days
since, which had created such in
tense. sensation in this locality,
does not turn out to be any big
things after all. A gentlemaB
who was present at the time, says
that several of the boats came
within sight of Fort, and, with the
view, it is supposed, of ascertain
ing the range and capacity of our
guns, opened fire. Fort Henry
failing TO respond, the gunboats,
after getting tired of their useless
experiment, retired a A dctach-
ment of the boats troops landed
below on the opposite side of the
river; but were welcomed by a
small force of Confetlerates in am
buscade. Three of the Federals
were killed, several wounded, and
6 orS captured.-M.shri7h Gazette.