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ard can more than make wages IN mrrlyin, II. and
when il is done IL isu certain independence and mo-
loss few acres in fuit Trees will insure " conf1r.
table living. The land Is put down To- hard timc
piiccs. and MI improvements can be nndcnt n cbc,n.
or rate thrn my other time
The whole tract, with six miles front on tho Rail.
road being laid out with nc and spacious avenues
with town in the crntrc-Gyc acre lots Il, a., -,
sell at from $3.50 10 S2OO two md half acre ,i. a,
$50 70 Sl2N to 500 two and hrg acre lots pi r,r
$50 to Sl2O, and town lots 90 feet front by $50 foot
deep at SloO-payablc ono half cash and The balance
within yoar II g. only upon farms of tvsc,,ty ,r
or moro that four years time il given
To Manufacturers, the town affords fine onnnin,,
OF the Shoe manufacturing business and other orti
cles, being ncar Philadelphia, and the surronpding
country has large population, which affords good
market e
This settlement in tho course Of several yeorr will
he ono OF the most beautiful places in the country
and most agreeable for residence
IL is intended 70 make Vine aud Fruit prowin,.
country, ms this culture is the most profitable and c
best adapted 90 market Every agyautarc and con.
veDcnce for settlers will be introduced and will
insure the prosperity OF the place. The hard tncz
throughout the country will be advantage 10 tho
settlement as it compels people to resort to agrcul
ture for n living,
Large numbers of people arc purchasing. and rcoo
pie who desire the best location should visit the pao
n toncc.
Improved land is also for sale
TIMBER Land can be bought with or witlout
timber. The timber at market valuation
The title l. indispUtullc. Warrantec Deeds riyou
clear Of all iucumbraucc. when The money is paid
Boarding c0nycnicnces at hand
Letters promptly answered. and Reports of Snlor
Robinson and VIM. Parry, ssnt together with the
VRciaUd Eur1L
Route to the land Leave v. nut street wharf,
Philadelphia. at o'clock, A. NJ. and p VI
luncss there should be a change of hourl for Vine,
land, on the Glasaburo' and Miilyilc Railroad 49,
When YOU leayc the cars at Nineand Station lust
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2. S-Ihcrc is q change Of cars nt Ctlasshoro. -
Also beware Of shurTurs on the cars from New Ia-,
and philadelphia TO Nmclaud, inquirug your bu.
ness, destination, &C.
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Provisions.

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HAVE YOU A CONAN .

allow owen po,,s use gA1YNE'S EXPECToRANT- no -,
ofbo yeii,G. iJi G9a to take its course Two tbrd
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From the Advertiser, Providence RI
The Ccphalic Pills nTc said 10 be q remarkably
effective remedy for the headache, md one uf tho
very best tor that very frequent complain, which Aas
| ever been discovered
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HANE YOu pIETRTsY

Then use JAINE'S ENPECTORANT. Bytekiur
tkiug two three large doses in the early stage Of
the disease in quick succession. and covering up
warmly in bed, this preparation acts q suiorifr or
sweating medicine, and subducs the inflammation at thc
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
Married.


BoLroN-WnTfocE-- Thursday, November g. IN the
FIth avenue Presbyterian church by the Rev. Y. l.,
Rice ID. D., Mr.. CLIFTON Boiros, Of Philadelphia, TO Miss
JENNIE, daughter Of the late John W. Whiticc OF this
city.
Boyp-woesn esnR.-0n Thursday. November 9. at Ok.
ford, Conn by the Row. John Banard L. h. BOYD, Of
New York, TO NKIrfE A. WOOSTER, q Oxford.
GoiT-SHARP On Thursday, November 0, at the resi-
dence brides father, by the Rev Samuel Baker
D.D., Lieut.. Colonel .. FRANK Corr, 70 Miss JULIA D.
SHARP, daughter of William sharp, ai Of Brooklyn. r. d.
NoE-Srot rENauRGH.-At Newark, N. j., on Thursday,
November 9, by the Rev Dr. Nevill, CHARLES = NoE OF
Bergen Point N j. to SARAH daughter Of John Stouen
burgh.
pALMER-GiILER On Wednesday, November 5, at
Trinity chapel, New York by the Rev. James Thompson
OF ST. Matthews church. Brookiyp ANsoS = PALMER TO
VICTORIA daughter OF Montgomery II. GIlier, Esq, OF
this city
PoLrraus-AuRo.-On Thursday, November 8, al
Tabernacle church by the Rev. Edward Iathrop, AaRs
PoIH.Mts T. Jr., OF the firm OF Albrc X Polhemus, TO
EDITH c.. adopted daughter Of Iianiamin Albro, Esq
SANFORD -Rosnorx.-On wednesday, November 9, AZ
the residence oil the brides mother BY the Rev Dr. La
tr9p CARL SANFORD 10 SUSIE RosuoRs daughter Of the
late John Roshore, all of this city.
yooRupgs-- SNEIu.-At tho residence ot the brides
mother, on Thursday evening November Q, by the Rev
B G. Cutter, Mr. rRixa w. VOORHEES, 10 Miss MARY A..
SNELL, all OF Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1862.

airing TO sail in few days for any Confederate port
which 4, ,ey can get into.
Any wn may have witnessed the soenes that have
occurred in Havana curing the past eighteen months
sees the open ad undisgaised sympathy with robols
shown by officials well 10 "zens WIZ understand fuy
the affair Of the Blanche
tney have soen how readily rebel vessel IS trans
ioicu from the protection OF the rebel government 70
'ha' OF Great Britain they will then hsw tho rcbe
steamer General Rusk Of old became the honest English
trader Blanche In Havana EngIishmen can be found
who will swear TO anything for hundred dollars and
we think, much less sum. And will guarantee that
the truth could be known the nominal owner owners
OF the Banchea vessel worth at least twenty thousand
doars-never had at any time honestly thor own TWEEN
" thousand CENTS consequently meyer could have Dough-
her, unless they still owe the mony.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

THE Snow STORM AND THE HOSTILE ARMIES IN
VRGINn.-W We have direct intelligence from
the Blue Ridge, in Northern Virginia, that the
great snow storm of yesterday extended over
all that region occupied by the opposing armies
of General Mcclellan AID the rebel General
Lee. Even to our troops, with their bountiful
rations, substantial shoes and warm clothing,
and their acclimation heretofore ~ the SHOWS
and winds of Northern winter, the ordeal of
this unprecedented November storm in its win
try severity and duration must have been q
very trying one. How, then, it must have
affected the thinly clad and poorly fed rebel
troops from South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana in Lees army among
those Virginia mountains, the reader may con-
lecture. We dare say that those poor, bare
footed, ragged and hungry followers of Lee
from Antietam will suffer as much from this
storm as from q heavy battle; and we suspect,
too, that, as a warning, it will operate to hurry
up the movements of Lee towards Richmond,
and thus to bring on decisive battle. That it
will swell the Upper Potomac into an impassa-
BILE food, we have no doubt; that it will retard
the crossing Of the Shenandoah by Lee, is very
probable; but still we suspect it will push him
Farther South little faster than he would be
disposed to 60 with the continuance of good
weather
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Victorious Advance OF McCielIan's
Army in Virginla-The War Ina the
Eouthw esf-The Result OF the Recent
Elections, &C., Skc., sc.
The WEEKLS HERALD for tho present week, roady this
morning O'Clock will furnish full and interesting
accounts Of the Victorious Advance OF McCelans Army
into Virginia, the Battles aud Skrmshcs they have gone
through and the latest reports u their present position
The Latest Accounts Of the Movements and Operations Of
the Union Forces the South and Southwest and the
latest from all points Of the country regard to
the Progress Of the War Account Of tho Movements and
Operations Of the Rebel Pirate Steamer Alabama The
Result Of the Elections Late and Important nte
gonce from Europe, and all Of the week OF
tcrosting nature.
Terms-Thros dollars per year. Single copies, wrap
pers six cents
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

CENTRAL PARK CoNCERTs.-Twcnty one musical enter
tanments have beon given tho Central Park during the
ending last Saturday These have been uniformly
well attended, while on last Saturday fifty thousand
people availed themselves OF tho be present
The largest number Of carriages five thousand eyer
reported entering the Park in day. with ther in
mates addod TO the attraction OF the scsne while the
happy combination Of simple popular airs. with the
scientific classical music gave opportunity for enjoy
ment to all, unmarried by the slightest disorder.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
News from, California.

Fac FRANCISCO, Nov. Z, 1867
This has been a quiet day for business. Holders OF
Duiter, received per Sonora, demand 2s cents.
The remains of Colonel Mathieson wero received per
Sonora eud lay 10 state this evening at piatrs Hall.
preparations nre made Tor an imposing demonstration
10 morrow.
Tho committee OF exercises arc making Efforts TO pro-
rro contributions sufficient 10 place the family Of the de-
ccosed Colonel independent q recunary circumstances
( Arrived steamer Sonora, from Panama.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

city and Brooklyn. The aggregate will proba-
bly, reaSs to between three and four thousand,
while the names OF persons liable to draft will
amount to twelve or fifteen times that num-
ber. This drafting is disagreeable piece Of
business altogether, but must, like all the other
evils entailed upon the community by the
Southern rebellion, be submitted to. AT all
events, the republic must be saved.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

rrovements OF Massachusctts Troops, &c.
Boeroy, Nov. Z, 1852.
rns stear,ers Mcrrimac and Mssisslppi, with three
Asiinenis Of troops remain al anchor below u Is rc
Dried tho gunboas Huron viii convoy them 70 their
Ths th,ck snow storm and northeast gale continues
~ evening. A heavy sea Ia reported In the bay.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Wigs, T0upces, Hair Dye. Hair Dyeins
and Moldava Cream, for beautfying the hair, At w.
BATCHELOR'S. 10 Bond street.
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So, 40, 81, go, rs, /. As, 3. 2s, 20, ~, "a
DELAwARE. GLASS s76--Noyember 7, 1859
SO, Ia, 81. 25 III, 70, Al, 81, 73, 3. SO, Sc.
JOHN A. NORRIS 4 co,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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..SeeI The Conauering Hero. Comes y
Wearing one Of WHITES splendid Fall Style Hats Alss
Wadsworth had thou thought sooner To have
OF Whites hats thee would not have been sgnaily
defeated WHITE, No. 2l6 Broadway.
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The Snow Storm I'm the West.
PHuADELrnIA, Nov. ST. A. NJ.
The storm is subsldlng. The snow has ceased falling
The New ork train came through time Tho Southern
train Is some hours behind time.
CHICAGO, Nov. I, 1852.
slight snow fell last night. Friday II Is clear and
pleasant.
MILWAUKEE,, Nov 7, 1852.
snow storm commenced about one O'Clock yesterday
About an inch fell. There has been none since.
BrrrALo, Nov 7-Midnght.
1t has Just commenced showing here.
TOLEDO, Nov. 7, 1862.
The storm commenced he.e about three O'Clock this
afternoon. About half an inch OF snow fell
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

NIcssrs. Fowler s. Wells Announce n
lecture phrsnology physiology tonight Odd Eel
lows Hall Paterson, NJ j. Private examination today
with full written charts. at S3S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Fredriclks - Co.'s New Gallery, 17g
treets Csres de yste S2per dozen large Photographs 81
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Bachelors Hair Dye-thc Best I'm the
world instantaneous harmless and reliable Sold by drug
ISIS perfumers Factory 81 Barclay stree,
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Trusses.-Marsh ~ CO.-Nadicai Cure
Truss Olcc still Nc. yesey street. Astor House No
connection with any other Office OF the same name. lady
ttlanf
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativc a nd
Wig depot Wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor Ho0se. The
Dye is applied by experienced artists.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Parchase Your Hats DiTsct from the
Hats may be rendered elegant and in
the highest dearee becoming Whoever doubls il cannot
have seen the styles brought by ESpENScHEID. 1t5
tails in New Yort.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Prizes Cashed In all leg allied Lotteries,
reformation gwen JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. IL Wall street. room No 1, NV York.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
roo LAVE ron CLAssIFTcATfON.

eEn RRwARp.-sIssINe, yREb .wALLxANMs
Ho0oken nc ef{ bis home he morning ..a M rs o.
November aboutT O'Clock; supposed 70 be Sig .sro.
dark drab Isea oysc pnsh eR and ,ss scS s,,sssd 10 e
silver guard chain around his mock but was w ~
wthcnt money. He s hvs feet Ton ncnes nEn .s ns e
ward WIN bs kvsn any incrn.tcn o. ~. - % y
~ me recoyey his body IL deed Iniotmae9a w
al The station house, Hc0okoos
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Goura ud's Poudre Subtitle UprOOts Hair
from any part OF the body. Warranted ASS Broadway
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aas css liberation Of the lungs The re deyeopment Of
,ra 'i.i as an almost Inevitable con.e "ehoe Even
u tns aager TO the lungs less puDc Do oi REQUIRE
W ~ pd lha catarra Che common source ~ deaf
css rom causing the closure OF The tubes snd
sc saaenly extends itself down the guletio the
uHlhs the most nveteate spepsia Chronic
niiaNols oi The mucous membrane always commence
Ihd ex end themselves downward The are mild and
sasY cured ia tho commen ement become crave and
ssnssrogs whea neelected regard catah the great
ieeuer o. pulmonary irritation and by other
se 40 Gectay guard the lungs from disease
ine .be catarrhal affection =
My next letter viii be on Affections Of Throat Your
obedient servant. R0BBRT HUNTER NJ d.
. Physician for Pulmonary Disease, no. S32 Broadway
EEw ioRk, November 7, 1862
EorE:-Dr Hunter ia association with his brother DR.
Ja es Hunter dyoos bis exclusive attention 10 the treat
men o. bronchial and pulmonary Diseases They he
consulted personally by No So Broadway b
tween the hours of nine A. M. and Ave r. M daily.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured. -
afflicted with Rupture Hernia. Ad-
dress box 758 New York Post office.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
Military Movements i'm New York.


Owing TO tho great storm Of yesterday tho departure
Of Corcorans Irish Legon encamped al Camp SCOTT,
has been postponed until to-day should The weather prove
favorable The entire command will isave at about thrse
O'Clock COL Newly, Of the Sixth regiment, yester
day presented by number Of his friends with horsc
and equipments, sword, sash and belt and revolver
Gen. Corcoran made short and eloquent speech upon
the occasion
MEAGHER's IRISH BRIGADE
Lieut.. Richard Emmet, Eighty eighth regiment New
York Volunteers, who has recently been honcred with
appointment as aid decamp 70 Brigadicr General
kcagher-a position heretofore creditably filed by his
late brother. Temple, who died OF disease contracted
during the seven days battles on the peninsuls-rc
turned from the camp Of the Irish Brigade on special
business TO this city during course Of the wosk He
describes the condition and appearance OF Con
little command, it left Harpess Ferry for the advance
into Virginia. as gallant in the extreme. Lieut.. Emmet
" VIII return to duty within Day or two detachment
was on last evening sent forward by Capt Hogan.
Attractive LEcruaE-Wc have perused the synop'
sis Of anew lecture by L. T. Tasistrc formerly aud for
many years official translator Of the Department Of
State at Washington entitled The Giants and the Pig.
mics Of America" will be in the remembrance Of our
readers that Mr.. Tssistro for considerable length
OF time entirely deprived Of sight, and that he employed
that period Of darkness by giving OF
eutire plays from memory, which cictcd the wonder
and admiration of apprecatvo audiences throughout the
country Through the skill of eminent oculst OF this
city he has emerged into daylight and is again
able TO his pen for active aud intellectual
lion. Mr. Tasistro is we'll known ripe and finished
scholar fluent and graceful wror and gentleman Of
varied accomplishments and attainments His long rosi
dence in Washington, and intimate acquaintance with.he
public who for the last quarter Of century have
played conspicuous part, g for good and for evil"
the great political! DRAMA have afforded him opporuni
ties Of observation possessed by few and this lecture
the result Of many years OF experience and study
not fail to prove source Of rare entertainment well
as valuable instruction.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Carte de Visitc Pictures from Life
Photographed equal to any pictures pro - arope
the United States, at 81 dozen Dn! 81 50 pei
dozen. D. APPLETON 4 co, a. an ~ iiro uiway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

1They Cures"-Whnt Cures Ayers
Cherry Pectcai for cough Ayers Pills for curative,
and Ayers sarsaparia Tor the complaints that require an
alicraiiye med.cine.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Last Day OF Pauvrette Mt Barnuin's. o..
Al and 7s z. W, Commodore MUTT, &C. at all hefrs
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Eight Cartcs de Vlsitc for Si--E.1ual Il to
the best made BALCHS. 2SS Greenwich Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

Davids' Fall style or Gentlersen's Hats.
No. 2991s Broadway. near Duane street.
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UMcihi DRAWINGS OF Wurray, Eddy q
Co.'s kentucky and Missouri State Lotseriea
KENTUCKY ExrRA CLASS 539-Noyember T. 1862
4, So. 20, 40, 81, Ia, 43, 10, 2f, 10, 32, IL.
KENTUCKY. CLASS 63G-November 7. 1861
Is, |, SO, -, 20, 5, 73, so, "a, lG, TO- 30.
Circulars sont free Of charge by addressing eherto
MURRAY, EDDY h CO.,
CovingOn KY. Louis
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ciRti0u Com pAny . LOTTERY OF KENTUCKY. !
CLASS No. 377-November 7. 1862.
26, SO, 20, II. 10. 81, Sc, IL, "a. 8, 4, 50. 81.
Glass No. S78-Nove-sber I. 1885,:
80, ~. 60. 81, 40, 81. 43, 81. ~. as, l6. Z.
f'' ''''''a'' A' "Is r. FRANCE CO.. ooving,oa Ky
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The weather at Buffalo.

The Weather nt Buffalo.
BUFFALO, Nov. 7, 1862.
There has been no storm hero except a strong wind
The weather is very cold with indications OF snow.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08

I. - - ~.
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The Storm at Boston.
Boston, Nov. I'll p. N.
Snow commenced falling thckly here at eight O'Clock
this morning, accompanied with strong easterly wind
There is no abatement Of the storm up to this hour.
Boston, Nov. rs r NJ.
Three TO four inches OF fell to day. and continues
this evening, with indications Of rain.
The New York herald., 1862-11-08
The storm at Baltimore.

BALrMoRE, Nov. Z, 1882
Avery heavy snow storm commenced here at an early
hour this morning AT this time Zone p N.Y. the snow
is falling heavily The weather last night very cold.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-31
THE EXPEDITION FROM ROLLA.
Rolla, Mo-, Jan. 20.

Rolla, Mo-, Jan. 20.
The latest information from the West
is, that our army is cncamped at Lebanon
in considerable numbers. Maj. Wright's
battalion il quariered in houses lately oc-
cupied by secessionists, but the greater
portion Of the troops are encamped just
beyond tic town. No troops except scouts
have advanced beyond that town, nor is
il probable they will until other regiments
Oh the .wsy shall hare arrived. From a
gentleman who has recently arrived from
Webster county, learn that Capt. Free
man, who has been carrying on = thriving
and pillaging business in Webster, Doug
las. Wright and other counties, was kill
ed about week since in a skirmish, which
took place in Webster comfy, between
Union men and Secessionists. It was at
first reported to be Col. Freeman of Polk,
which proves untrue. The Colonel is
more influential but no mcaner man than
this Freeman.
Gen. Curtis and staff departed several
days ago to Join the army in the field
This would indicate that the campaign j
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-31

policy and bearing of the Senator from In
diana, during the earlier part of this re.
bellion, which he has 80 severely criticised
/ had intended, Mr.. President. after max
ing these explanations, to say few words
Ia relation 10 the legitimate subject of dis
cussioR before the Senate, but, on account
Of the lateness of the hour, will not
claim the further indulgence of the SEN
ate
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-01-31
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NEW YOlaK MARKET.

Flour--Market quiet and unchanged
Wheat-very quiet and scarce, nomi
nally unchanged, and only a limited sup
ply offering.
Corn-Market dull and nominal at CAT
for Mixed Red Western.
Pork--Firm: sales ut $12MSl3 fol
Mess; s. 5000 so for Prime.
Cut Meats-Unchanged.
Dressed Hogs-Steady at s4Ca4 06i
Western Lard-Dull.
Whisky-Unchanged; sales at 24c.