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out the lea.i injur, TO health in any oase. .lYIt
/. pot up IN bottles of three diaersnl strengths,
With ful direction. for using. and sentby Expfer..
CLOSELY scaled. 10 all part. of the eonhtry.
PRiCES-rull str,ngth, $40; Hall strength,
SIS; Quarter strength, 81 per h,ttle.
E3Tlienember, This medicine is designed
expressly Sec oasrisArr casEs,,n which all
other rem-die. oi the Kind have failed 20 cure |;
also that IL u warranted a. represented IN every
respect. or the price viii H. refunded.
~ lIesare Of ,mitatious' None warranted
uaes. purchased directly of Dr. VI. or al hi.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 10, Special Diua,s,,
Ne. Is Uala ST., ProrifsAe,, u. !.
Til. sp,eiIliy embraces alldises.es Of Pr.
tat, nature both Of Men AMI Women, 10y a rrgu
afl, educated physician of twenty years. prsc-
t;ce, giving HE wlpis ansaiisa TO them. Consul.
taiion.. by letter or otherws". are s,ioiIy eonh-
asrial, aud medicines will be sent by espos-.
secure 'omsb.er,s,ion,io al'paIis oithe United
staie.. Ai.o, accommodations for LABIEs from
ab.oad, wishing Tor secure and private retreat
AID good care until restored To health.
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DAVID WARREN. hlc ofil,ufotd.
in sail County. d~c,lsri. nv giving bpnd a. the
law durots. She ihctei,fr requests all person,
WhU ar In ,birl a. the estate II aid Decreased 60
mae Immediate psNm-nti aud those Who have
an, cenind. iherrUnto cNh,b,t the sam- 10
sept. ~, ls6s. rliEBL WARREN.
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I osT. A Csrpet Bag. rather small siIed.
L made of common gtIed cloth, asd containing
. set Of ear jewels, elo,hin,. &c. Any person
i'ad'as aid osnst bag, viii he suitably rewarded
b, returning The same 10
NATHANIEL YOUNG.
Nc-'L PaUs. Set. 3, 1862.
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leor,.uIGur ',ouHrDl
The Great Indian Remedy
P8R PBnIAT.BS.
Or. Mattison's Indian Emmenagogue.

This celebrated Female Medicine
possessing virtue, unknown oiany
thins else oi the Kind. and proving
eh~e,us latter al others hs'efsiled.
i. designed for both nau,'d and
siHgi' iaSi'', and \. the 'ery beet
thin. known 90 the purpose. =. II
will bTing On the aaaiAly 'ieks'ss
in case, Of distractions, after all
oiher remedies al the kini have
, lrrn tried IN vain.
! Over 1000 bottles have now
len oil Ntthuut IA .'Urle l.ilu,e
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A.Io. COPY ---I..I! ]. : lIors.. R.s.,r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
THE GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL SCHERs
THE PROPOSITIONS AGREED UPON
GENERAL CIRCULATION OF UNITED STATES NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Ian. Is. 1852

WARRINGTON, Wednesday ian. IS 1852.
! Tie results Of the various conferences held in
" Arlington by representatives. from Boards OF
Trade, Chambers Of Commerce, and Banking Inst
tutioNA amorg themselves and with the Secretary
Of the Treasury, may be summed mp briefly ss fol-
lows:
Frs,: The general views Of the Secretary Of the
Treasury are sssented 10.
Second; The banks will receive and Iay out the
Tn tied States notes freely, and sustain in all proper
wa, ~ their credit.
Tsird: The Secretary will, within the next two
weeA' IN addition to the current daily payment Of
81 500, 0V0 in United States notes nav the further
sum of Vt least EOOOO,O0O in 30-IOO bonds TO such
public editions as desire to receive Them and thus
relieve Il e existing pressure upon the community.
Fou,1h TIE ssue of United States demand notes
not 10 be screased beyond the $jO000 600 now au-
thorized bat il il desired that Congress will extend
the povso of the existing loan acts as to ena-
bic the Secrc tiry 10 issue in exchange for United
States denan notes, or in payment 10 creditors
notes pryabe in one year. 3 G5-lO0 per cent inter.
est and CONVEX rble into 3O-lo0 three years bonds,
or TO borrow under the existing provisions to the
amount oi jwo Hundred and ltty or three hundred
millions OF dollars.
F.HL: II s tn ugh desirable that Congress should
euaot general la,v relatinb 10 currency and Bank
ing hs.ocioloas, embracing the general provisions
recommended by the Secretary in hIs report.
Sth. IL IL expected that obi. action aud legisla
ton Will render waking OF United States demand
not<.p legal tender, or their increase beyond the
M, millions uow authorized. unu.cessary.
The following Is lie .econd proposition in Mr..
Glasses eAoosiilon:
Scoad. The banks viii receive aud pay ont the
Un.'od States notes ireeY and Sustain in all proper
ways tlel credit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

"h which he eonbstsd ths popular sscy respecting me
encehcy @! Gen Scott but the qmre OF the BLi" will
Fremont has done for him. politically. But this feet were
M snceni certain indscIetion, MS Jet mot In sny
way involving bis reputstion public ofcaI) will nese's
tate hstrenent II is said that letters nave conc be-
fore The Joint Committee The Progress Of the War 10
which he H. found to have spoken pectay Pesi
dsni-''ymz ha be was sn old Whig and chisctezed by
all the ni6y snd s,cptou Of that chs. % politician"
sc Mt Collar, strong friend 81 Fremont will succeed Mr.
Blsir as Posim raster G sneral
NJ smith win retro from 'is interior Department and 20
upon the Supreme Bench The about the seireen,
n Mr. Wces uufounded II said Mr. Smith win b.
'uooeed- b. JGov Kicks Of Maryland or Mr Etberi9,.
If I'aressse. Ad-Gen. Thons. is to DO retired aud As
sis'ant Adj ecu. Wilkins promoted his place Gen
Thomas means we'll but is 'ho most inefficient Of
Thus after another Of those who prosecuted fremont
Into reii -nent going down Scott Cameron Blair and
Thomas are forced into tie back ground
letter from Cen Lyon written just before The battle Of
spr ghed hes been before the Joint Of
CoreEes In which be directly charged b. ten pending de-
feat to the iub,cy Indifference Of Gen. Scot aud his
std srd 10 red tspe bveaucacy in The War Dora,t mont
Fremont l. making fucccssfn do'erse and when 10,
Committee reports will be ordered 70 command. Oh
Abe very stubborn bat he has fet uukdy owed
Fremont he Las spoken him recently ia tic friendly
ssn but olof.lso b. Is too wise 70 defy
PoY ul influence ia lis cIisis. lie will adhere 20 Die
pei the ensnc alton question, but Freuouts ifend
vii hereafter bsvo De- ger shtrc if 80 admin. ration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE....ALRtSy Jan. l5 1862
The bill to authorize the Supervisors OF Kings
County 10 provide for the support OF the fdm-
les # volunteers was reported iaNorably.
Notice was given Of a bill 10 incorporate the New
York Ladies Educational Union.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. SMlrl-Supplencnary to tie Flatbush
avenue EXtension act.
Toauend the net relative to the Board of Educa-
ton, Brooklyn.
Sir. Ouin Abbott WIS appointed Assistant to the
Sergcant-at-arIns.
After warm debate, the Senate agreed 10 employ
clerks Of ;he principal Committees NJ 81 day.
Mr. Connolly war appointed on the part Of the
Senate to apportion the State into Congressional
Districts.
Mr.. WILLARD called mp the resolution request
ing tie L osdont and Congress 70 exchange military
prs ners with the rebels
The resolution was adopted.
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tpvy AND NAVY.

large force ~ rerul 70 ma volunteers ware sta
TONED a. flrl Craig NeN-N NIro, or tie ~ De-
ce,rlrr ard ON expedition down tic i,lo Grande IN
,hc / ,o'ion of Eort iillwofe was talked ". lie
regnlar, here consist OF re 5h lnfautry except two
con pai ir. two companies OF ihe 1th lnliuiry,
hpki aril',rv cOmlany, tnO cOmVuli OF me "a
Cavalry aua rart r the 3D. The volunteers are all
Mex. McXi,.ue, ,ciy lew Of whom peak Ershsh.
The death Of jarel heaue., lie Lieut. ennut
Coluel Il the Corn ~ loyppul licl Engl. ttrs Us
announced Col kenney Was born IN Ireland, 6ut
clrne 10 the .i.cd : aics al very esrly age. lie
eni,.ed thc AMY On The ll'h A.uli ~ =, ~ tiitu
iionfen nui in no .th Himtry Ia July, 30 ne
was appointed LontcrantC 81 mel 81 me 'orls "'
Topocfapnic,l Eb-iureu, nId h".d iAn' postum
mill i l.t %. IsGl, when Le Va, placed ~ '. re
retired lit in consequence II iucapadty Ie-iiltP
from long and faififul service extending over 4
rod # nearly ~ ,elrs.
Tie ex,ren.yl, stormy state of The weaiher ye'trr'
day pu' COZ. cic stop - all outside WoI" a. ll'
Brooklyn Navy lard, aud corse,, MY lheie va.
yery liili business done. The iugaie Naoin' II ~
lie dry dock and until she comes ont, the ri0ol ol
war Richmond viii have ~ WI, io' Lee r,l'nr
The crews o. trese t,c0 vts-y- c'u now %. ub''t'
10 cone afhole, AID hose Hho have money arc "'''
ing thens.lv.s oi n. -
Tho new gmbo..e EArawha aDU owas'o h.'''
each had steam up Tor - holn coueecuN"p 'n l,e
their .HmneI aud Will probably diHpehsh WIN VIZ
customary uid trip, and be pat INTO conw'Ft'o', "'
,oon "a they can b. got rcIdy. The Nam ~" WA
alreaI, haalei undo tee clears to receive I'
AMUSEMENT, and tie OHas,o wil. soon i'l"W'
Tie schooner David Faus tns taken h,r hePn'"r'
Gors t,. .a.l with stores f., Port Royal
Mr. FOX, the Assistant Secretary OF ne Nay!
vgsr,,.etci - ,he yl.t tcrday; bni ihr min
vorable iate az ,hc weather doubtless cru ga MN
pc-tpor, liz visit, ~ be did nol arrive '"o'c' -
WI ,tobabiy br ~ tlc ymd today.
The slcoGoi-wnr John adams voold have bee
eni Oh, Of conniyon ycsrorday bad d not ,cee To
tbe stor,n Mo win rei, ain alongside Tie wlft1'
The steamer " stern World, ava IN ohT~'u
which were commissioned on o.tnf"'y i,r', .' ,
not yet u,sdo rny MOVEMENT. ihey ~ 80, ~" -
sFdin tn ronr.e Of sday or 'wo u'i-sa .'~ s.'.'
firi,.4
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EHDJ. 1a.rsGIlts.

Co-re,pondsr.e Of Ito y. l.. iitu-
iroNto> 10. jar. o, l769.
Tie forces stationed lh.s port ~ Pr'schi use ne
2l-t sd, and j'th Illinois Regiments II guadfon o
M. lpt Indiana cavalry ilaWlinss lndei enden' Cav-
airy. and Capt. Mnlers company oi Missouri hriii-
lcry. Al oi our troop nro apparently III " inter
,,ares, and most OF them are very comfortably pro-
,ided for. Tie sd Illinois are quGrteFed III the
de.4r,.l houses OF little village here md The 2lS'
llinoi, have erected TO-, cabins in which they are
very Comfortably stationed. The remaining forces
mere arc -rii in l,uti.
Ibc number OF ,'cl, in The brignic ~ present is
no; Int a larre number y 10 unit for duiy aro
in their qlarc.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-16

"a, i1.. tr.D. Il o. Poe.
Wvmsoros. "wednesday. jsnt'S ie9'
UIiIu oF VIZ. EoDMAN.
NJ. Eolma. cliei G.r'. - tic Treasury Depa'''
mont. died OBJ D,.alD. D..,l alsw days ilincss. Hs
reY.jps SID &C. taken 70 Philadelphia Tor iIterncu'
Trr,.ynW WrthiY srMlnENf.
The i1i.,1 Sfafes 1rca-rrsr's lat woody ftate
mort foa. Tat tle total amount on deiofi' waa
t1,UO.no', on which drafts bad been drawn 20 The
amount OF slv nupl. Tho bullion fund IS 81 V2'0op'
Tie available ri'auce in She States under in'uns'-
tiou.ry control De- ,,.t.d 20 = 'vJ,Ol1.
ans Di.,AGE U.s. 1EE VAR DfFAflMbNT'
The Senate ~ f.'i'Nr "a. ioH 'o-'"!' ''''"''"0'
tie nomination OF Erwin NJ. Stanton 80 Secretary
II War. 10y q vote % .rroacling unanimhy.
u,rn..n Fgon n ..IlSGroN 90 hLEAtNpki'
,..'...,..,.,.i..., Inc .uo.y AID sleet 80 men
..;....,,. - the construction
"oit 'l ~ n...,l.i, ,ver
o.. ia. ord i''M N"-'''i.'' ~ ~,
&c Iour Eilsc. j De- "'I no Il h.-o'- ~" - W"
,qcie.t turn-orts 20 accommodate the cam IA 'h-
;,i, f. Il. .uruo.rd tie road viii be in operation N
.,...t, Ev .rrnr.tcmrnt i IL G,sigued 10
'Nf'' WIZ Nh, ,.abont Change or
r'Pt! ''' "'''
carr. ,...,.,.,,s
hA"'''- "-''V.' ......,..... .
Twenty -'1rr "hs'i'' '--tI ''' 80
Of tie baggage o. Gen. 1loCl'"'h anu '''''' '.-'
Teen prepared They nh have h"''b0u n"'''' '''
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v kIfEN p(Aba -
Iieu, J. q srmon- "a u Y Vol. L,e-t rohn Pr,iy. r.
ssh n J. Vols Lieut. toi }. a. Pee9 Sab =. T. Voi,
The War Departures. has adopted q plan o.
systematically scl,cLiog cat frauds Of this char.
octcr throughout tie recruiting service. Guilty
of6cers will be slmnnIiIy casaieIed without re-
gard 70 their rack or connections.
A BRITIslIER MUSTERED OUT
Col. Rankin, recommended TO lie President
as a wonderful British cavalry officer, who
wanted to raise q regiment Of veterans in
Conadn, and who was authorized to 90 SO in
Detroit, and who tutned bis back On his
squads so soon as tho SliIcl and Mason esac
blew up, was today mustered out Of service,
with al bis cavalry Their equipments are r..
taired for Government use.
CHANGE or AgTlLirRY INTO INFANTRY.
Capt. Tah's Company Of artillery, in Sick
less brigade, being without guns horscs and
arms, was to-day ordered 10 DO attached to an
infantry regiment in the fame b-'gcde.
SECRETARY CAMRnoS's Occupation.
Secretary CaHcron's last aLor3 are given toI
rte remedying OF some Of the many evils con-
rcctsd with the hasty raising Of on army Of
100, 600 men, which proceeded ll0m interference
outside Of his OWN Department, Of q character
that was of course irresistible. Among other
things, be has broken almost rs regiments oi
cavalry ard converted them into iul1ntN CIV
ing them their choice of entering the service or
of being mustered ont.
REJECTION or MILITARY APPOINTMENTS.
Among the victims oi Senatorial drarDro'ai
to-day, in Executive session, was Mr. Watt,
the Presidents gardener nominated TO be o (
First Lieutenant Of Infantry. Win him fell
to civil life again seven or eight other aspiraus
for military Pay, among ttem Colonel. I
Among the MINES rejected were The following; 7
William Liil.y, Ncw-Io,k QJaIte1l SER.
William IrOiic, vi IiCa J. i-aae 5.l rt.H
william Groi dir, DisTi'' COLUMBIA CCmunlagy. /.
jas X. Paul, Oh' Comri"ary.
Wood, Mime otI 1Ouuls.ail.
Tie report Of tie liitay Committee in each
case was adopted, without opposition.
AN oyIE-INlUsIEI9,s DHiCADirR.
Tie Bli.aiici.G,rersl alluded 90 in debate
yesterday by Senator Wilson 90 ulcrsc1icea-
Die IN srronlersc q flte 10 l.s mater, is
said TO be TtzoLn Porter. The prospects Of
bis being confru4cl ~ DE Senate have dark
ened in iotty-eisit hours.
TIT HA"KTR-' LOAN.
The bankers from ilc = Tern cities hive at
last concluded "a arrangement with Secretary .
Chase 70 pay the Government - bnlauce 81 /
.beis han about twenty ri..a5, 20 TIE notes
Of tlGr baaia irsi.ai Of go coin. Tie o.Lcr
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t,on, onr Own Correspondent - tse,
''"' AnAN,. Weiaed,y. Jan To- '''-

srANDlNG coNNurtl, OF ihf LII ~ co,,mittcc-
TIE pgaf's I %ultor Of record ,snd tic lis
;, u. comfy to whi.h each mroeI Deon Git, G
,sr pcics Of aac6-hai Is. he sne,sa ,e, colt.
Il i diii nit question TO ' 5a,e no ,oliJcs Al al,
ell, now, "a come se' j. 70 ''@
,pd .thers none 50 sreak OF. ,,o e corrse thcre
A. , to on' ' sg 6@dinrny co consider end '4en
are ;m ' to- consideration ea,@ s9;;,1; a% ub'
a,sge eres has. an iS,ees been 20 p soe . nista
'h'io my a,rs,.er,nent Of tie Committees, d,ln
'' ~ | ~."r,s~s WI decide hni s"nerai9 'n0l
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Tic C0fscation and Emancipation Bill
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THr GErtr EAPrDrrioN sOIrHwARD.
Cl4o.,o, Nrdn.fiay. Jan. l.. lol.
Il. blowing r. a sp,ill Dispatch 10 ne Jour-
aH
C.lp Veln..dsY lsn. Is, 1852.
&C.. e. Yt arl -..L embarked ou the steamer
Chsu. % morning I'D took he eld al Fort JEFF
ier-l.
Di-r4 .-' n hal been received from the advance
column mL,r T. .u. NEicnand, .ayiug il is on the
ID .rr.. aa,i via ,r,spp 81 nyiield KY, tonight.
Gnu. Rraulcrll -o pear Ma, held that lie rebels
must ll.tor 1000. Gon. Grant Ieyie ged the troops
como ..e d., -e..l. Division ts forenoon, aud in
f,raa,I ,L,a. lie ouvH4 mas,h 30 miles by to-rnor-
row morning. Inc cleatet, enthusiasm prevails
anon tlo uoo.e.
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STARVATION PRICES IN VIRGINIA.
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rs C5n-ocuencos to sreculating Officers.
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argfL FoaTIFICaTIoNS At CENTREViLLE.
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TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BLIT EUnBUG.
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Sec. Cameron and Government Contracts
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TIN SEKl7E IND THE FRAMING PHIFILEcE'
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IKE CONDUCT CT The WAR.
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AaOptcf.

Ee,olrs That the te,era Standing nni,,ee' " c.
,,A IN tho SpeGarr b., isfuctsd 10 meet a'o oiS"N
rl.ti oad h, they report such ei'.- . e,le lev
r. til. House al Their rhlcs' hNe
,.r Al order 20 avoid the mon.ous pressure Oh ou'iu'
dining he r.t dlys OF the s"sson abi thr .oss e'' "a
. t.n c,. lleut thereon Also that they cps ~ 40 OH
49,, oi,t of ~ nch nay BE- reached by g'nefh ia"' u.
INV .c,l matter hIch poprily CONES wilma ths llls
'' ~ t, pooI OF tyisols Of this state LAID over
Nj SIErSON oiertd the following JOINT resoiu-
lion: 49,, .... e.r.,,,, IN c,ou
- an. ,.,il.t-d and h-g.' ..ltai'ea ieqn.''tu
t. A, bio and a. 90. rsTly DAY a. hft'l
d, n, ,r,pr dei.uscs tho epproacie TO the wy o'
f, no ,ta and for tie p.op'T delel.., a,11S va
Item AID hem frontier q tie state md ar On
,3 Lao that iey pro:uTo a. 10 he PsSo ~ nc - ~
.s,,.,- 10 tnl state 81 az m'rry when 'hr Htae w
i. l,sopurnd ion Of the Fcdc.a Executive my 'f!'
a.. pu- pos.s from It, o~n MUS M, A. .,,l,,. IA.
E,,rsi Gt she Senate c5ncc, Ih'' h e 49,.
,,r he r-aIos eel 20 tiap,ut COPE. OF h' lore 49, ~
o." etl Repf1selia,se, IA C,as'esa non 'n
STATE. Lid oyor
Mr. MEIER offered tie following:
, m, a.. co,,,,iite, on Wuys nnd Means be re-
h'O ,,.ts hin Tor he more .ieoI al oq2alEA'N
Al lfopolty q, > bssi, ior tatA..oh A10P'0
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CONTINUATION OF SEC. cTAETOE's
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THE war FOR TIE UNION,

The Change in the War Department
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E0NIHATI0E.
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ASSEMBLY.

4 petition Tor tolhng freight On IA lroads, compel
ing wi - canals, WAS received.
Mr.. OLNhNl gave rotI"e Of bull 10 lrohioli
SUSPENSION chain bridges At ferry landings.
The Governor transmitted the repor, Of the
AGjutant. General also tie report of tie eAIenoi-
turo under tie war bill Of last session.
BiiIs INTRODUCED.
Mr.. WATERBURY-Io repeal the 'ari,ai Pun
iahuent law.
Mr.. sEYMOuR-To amend the Equalization law:
Nr. TRACEY-'fo ia the conn ensai!on OF
Chamberlain Of N,w-foTk.
Mr. REnINGTON-lo exempt soldiers in The
service Cf the United safe ir0mail military taxation
SIR PIERCE moved that tue several Standing
Committees he iusirc ed % NEE, and organize forth
with and 10 ~ ort uo bills for special objects winch
Co.. he reached hy gcre.h law.
Mr.. ALLEY introduced i concurrent resolution,
us'rucins the Congressman 10 vote against a'y
q -9-rtl rbruit Law. Lid over.
Nr. McnULLEN introduced resolnton to re-
qne Che flil report OF the License Commissioners Of
Brookyn. Ado?ed.
An. IlACEY Htloiucel bill limiting the com
.crs.;i,n 81 the City Chamberlain OF New-lork,
f,r re-. Giving and paving TO the Controller the Siaie
tax collected ia sad cry. to the sum az one. eighth
OF uoo Ger ceut on all sums received and F"li over
by him. 9uelaf Of such compensation Tor receiving
an. he other bali for paying.
Mr.. IOITREL introduced bill approPTiatirs
n q -um OF 81 00) out Of tie State Treasury for tie
rur,.,ss of furnishing supplies and provisions and
l.
which volunteer Of this State are held ~ prsorer7
Of war in the rebel States The Governor, Control
Ter. and Secretary Of state TO be ii COMMITTEE 10
carry ou, the prOvi-iOus Of tie law.
MIR. McMUiLEN introduced a bill 10 raise tax
for the support Of families of volunteers which pro-
vides that on or before July Of each year, the
SUPERVISORS shall submit TO tue Controller inli lrt
of all volunteers at the seat OF war rom TER re'
.pectiye counties, With the names number and az e
~ their families The Governor, Controller and
Treasursr. AZ a commission shall psy to each county
a uroportiorate amount Tor the support II ihnihef,
be average allowance to re fixed hrre;liter aud The
aggregate amount paid each yterto he State charge
and added 10 the general taxation.
SIR. McMULLEN offered The following:
B,,red Tho, the Excise Connfsio of the ouny o.
KIN. be directed to port I'M, ou'e under oath whu
N vs The number Of Licenses issued tuling te I'' year
ma ne amour, OF money received therefor Alec ne NUM-
br f MID. commenced for alleged violation oi rue hrhsr
,,,lo,y many are sii in Ms4tion-how many nave o'eu
..t or dl.roinucd-ald ~hat su. OF money have oecu
rst a., IN. rour .el o. uber Of aid Board log
h. h seen,ut OF Withdrawal % SUITS ty the de''A"sr'
I thereto.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-03
THE BIG COFFEE POT SIGN ONE AHEAD !.
STOVES. S9DVASo
The Combination Cook.

WE have now to offer to tie public new
w and beautiful Cook Stove, very heavily
plated, and the most thorough gas burner in
market, as the gas burners are so constr uctei
that they cannot fill up with ashes 1t has
also patent double CRATE, with the air pas
sing between, and therefore no: 50 liable to
melt down as Il common CRATE. Sold very low
for cash. and furnished off in the very best
manner With tin or copper bottoms, as desired,
and warranted to give satisfaction or the mon
cy refunded.
P, S. We have also a variety Of other good
StnVpS
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-03
E.sIE 7 WAEl
gPENT EIy1 1&A D5 "A

I2GAJ w yx&A AE2GAo
FENllE largest and best assortment of Tin
1 Ware ever kept in central Pennsylvania,
at reduced prices. Persons in want of such
ware will find it to their advantage TO call on
J. B. Selheimer as he uses none bun the very
best stock, and has experienced workmen en-
ployed to manufacture it, Spouting, jobbing
and repairing done at all times. Old copper,
brass, pewter and lead taken in exchange for
ware.
Lewistown, April %, 1862-ly.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-03
THE
n0O9l3Q1 339l3ila
r. Z CLIP E S .

From Peterson's Magazine for septemberl
Elder Wime-Pour a gallon of boiling
water over every gallon Of berries, let it
stand twelve hours; then draw it off, and
boil it up with three pounds and half of
sugar; when boiling beat up some whites
Of eggs, and clarity it skim it clear, then
add an ounce Of pounded ginger to every
gallon of the wine boil it little longer,
before you put it in the tub; when cool,
put in toast rubbed in yeast; let 1t fer
ment day or two, after which put 1t INTO
barrel previously rinsed with brandy
All wines should be lukeWarm when the
Yeast is added to it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1862-09-03
TIN w = "a e.
Wholesale or Retail.

Our stock is large and complete and of
superior quality, all manufactured under my
own supervision and expressly for home use,
and, as we give this branch our special atten-
ton, we have no idea Of being surpassed eth,
er in price or quality Of ware, and we invite
country merchants who deal n such articles
to call and examine our stock, prices and
terms