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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1862-12-10
Gse Ga0is Sentinel

B%A an evidence of the blunder>
ing way business is conducted in the
War Department at Washington, the
New York World states that in the
first published batch of nan es-eighty
in all-of the one thousand officers
who have been dismissed from the ar,
my on account Of dcsertion, cowardice,
drunkenness and general ineficiency,
are several dead men, who were killed
in battle, while a number of others
had already been honorably dischar,
ged on account of wounds and sick
ness.
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or The New York Eapress calls for an
inquiry into the case Of the three New Or.
leans clergymen Drs. Leacock, Fulton and
Goodrich. incarcerated in Fort Lafayette for
the great crime of omttihg to pray for the
Piesidentl 1t says, ii they have violated
any rules or regulations OF their Church. let
its constituted authorities mete out an eccles.
iastical punishment, but We, the people, de
mand no connection with Church and State,
and i these clergymen have not violated the
Constitution or the laws, their immediate
release should be demanded as right guar !.
anteed by the Constitution.
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That's So.

James Brooks, M. c., elect from
the City of New York, sayst "The
President is just as much the creature
Of the Constitution and the laws as a
Constable, and has no more right to
enact Proclamation law than o Con-
table,"
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Remegalle Desmocrats.

An exchange thinks it wrong to
call Gov. Toda renegade. The Dem
erst' who ayows himself the author of
Dr. 0lds' arrest; who threatened to
suppress q newspaper, regardless of
Constitution and laws; and who de.
tends Edict Of Negro freedom, may
not be q renegade, but our conviction
is otherwise. We take the affirmative.
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Effected hY Tie r,ayonet.

Three out Of five of the radical mem.
bers of Congress elected from Nilsson,
ri, were chosen by system of military
terrorism. Lheir names are Clure.
Boyd and Loan. There were four
Conservatives choseni to five Radicals
inclusive Of those mentioned.
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GTTbe Aboitionists are particularly
scandalized at the apprehension OF a com
promise to be afforded by the Democrats to
the rebels. They will, no doubt, offer the
great compromise Of our fathers--,he Con.
stitution Of the United States. When that
IS accepted they viii! give generous hearing
to any just apprehensiops oiths loyal people
Of the South. Ithe Abolitionists are AFRAID
OF that, they are welcome to be as badly
scared as they please. Louisville Journal.
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The mcshodiss Church in Decline.

A correspondent of the Western
Christian Advocate, gives certain start
ling facts in relation to the Methodist
Church. He says, "Of forty>eight
annual conferences, all but six report
losses ranging from 5,172 to 81. An
equal aggregate annual loss for twen-
ty years would exhaust the entire
church" That this is attributable to
political preaching, no sane man doubts
for moment.
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The Abolition Congress Discred-
Ating the Treasury Notes of the
Government.

The Abolition House of Represen-
tatives has passed law compelling
the debtors of the Government, from
whom it RECEIVERS Judgment, to pay in
gold and silver. The Government will
not take its own notes for debt, al
though it pays its debts with them and
requires the people to receive them in
the same currency. In other words,
it has one currency for the Govern
ment and another for the people. This
discrediting their own notes is a most
remarkable procedure upon the part
Of the Government.
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sRIusasa0 ,-s'HAoono



PsSainrs Message conchsdea from La Page. !
- The fefy trial through which We pass
viii light us down in honor or dishonor TO
the latest generation.
- We say that We are Tor the Union. The
- World viii not iorgst that while We say this
} wedo know how 10 save the UEicn. The
world knows We do know, how to save it =
We, ssen We here. hold the power snd bear
The responsibility. i .,s-F
In giving freedom to the slave We assure
freedom 10 the free, honorable alike in what
We give and what we preserve.
We shall nsbly save or meanly lose the
last best bepe Of the earth.
other means may succeed. This cannO,
laiL a
.s The way is plain PEACEFUL generous just--s
way which, il followed, the world will
sppiaud. and God must forever bless.
z--.g ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
49, WASHINGTON Dec. l, 1862
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New YORK CIV EIecsloue.

New York, December IA small vote
has been polled in the city election TO-DAY
Brenanl lDem) } 10 elected Controller over
Haws lRep), BY about 10000 majority
Devlin (Dem) is elected to to the Corpo~
ration Council, over Bradford (Rep) by
nearly 1900 majority.
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6TMuch gossip has been excited in the
NEST select circle ofLondon by the elopement
OF . young lady oil rank with her music teach.
er They took their notes--f5oOo sterling
with them.
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Silver, German and plated table and tea
Spoons Pocket-books and Portmonies in great
variety. fine pocket.knives, shears and
scissors, fine Razors, coral glass on wax
spusq Lots oil other nice things too
numerous to mention. Call in
friends, everything sold
lsw warranted as repre-
sented.
NHain ST, Opposite the Pnblic Buildings.
CadIz, Dec 22.- 1853.
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HAS now on hands good assortment OF Goods
the above line, which has been bought low, and
consequently, he will sell them at very
low prices. His goods are all nice and
fresh, and cannot fail to please
buyers, both in quality and
prices; he therefore soic-
its an examination
OF his stock and
.. prices Fr
before purchasing elsewhere-in SO doing, he
feels confident that he will MERIT large share
of public patranage. He keeps no Watches but
wha tare selected with great care, and con.
sequently, all watches sold are warranted tim
keepers or no sale. Fine Gold Hunting Englis
Levers, full
jeweled, from $75 toslo
Fine Gold Hunting Swiss Leeers, full
jeweled, from ..............,.....35 35 TO 55
Fine Gold open faced Levers and LIE.
pines, from..... 20 TO 35
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
full ieweled, from.. .,35 to 40
Heavy hunting Silver English Levers,
seven jewels, from. ..27 to IS
Hunting Swiss Lever and Lepines, four
Jewels, trom.... ..-.................l2 IL to 10
Silver open laced Levers and Lepines.. 8 to IL
Carving Finger Rings, Br'st Pins
in grea. variety of styles and prices.
Ladies' Gold Chains and l. OcketS
Gold Vest and Fob Chains.
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1t would have taken very little more tc have
turned her brain completely; che ives In state
when abe needed the most tender Watchfulnrs'
but instead Of that, she hSd TO force back the
horror that weighed upon her heart, put BY tho
dizzy rush in her brain As II innumerAh' wheels
had been working there ana wear some'ninB
at least Of quiet Win ~nich 70 mee' .uo" Ply
| ing eySM rn,gnt cnAnco 70 n'n SpND r'''
| "s"s''n Isl OO"'o 'n''' - a., =.
'Ilns' 70 ,nAA' Ono ,%o,' o..ass' III
W. ~ ~ n e. ~. ,.ao,,. -sr.. h.
-. -,,,ina % .rv ho, .rd ,.L. hs, sv.v
-. - - ,.o,L,. ~, ~ ionu.,
=, ohs,lona. b., ,r.w,,, n an, v,v
II. 49, anio,Iv % h.r, ss,r. TINA .b.
-, .. - ii,,. - t.a,..1... -. q
-, -, r., 49, ~. -. ~, .oo,LadL,,
'F,S - -
auI 80, w o''il' -. o.i'
so o, -'' man '"' '''''' '''' ''''''''''-
TO- .l.
ono knew ''ss no ~ -. n'o oar,d - v
uo' 70 Oo'VO =, pI' .D0
su.yo,' .n"o, H. ~ !, - HpPIAo' VI no
Ia 49,, ,.iina,;,,, ~. Loo, 49,. -, 10
tJna. 80, ,.o.,;,,. a.,
,'v,,, -, .,.....rL,, ,,-,.,-,
,r;," ' '1'' '''''H
e,..,,,.u.,,
ono ''iireu shBnuy.
why not1 abe asked, coming out Of her
apathy again.
,yo,, ,.,o,,,i ,,,o.. ..-...L,..r
Vu "'u 'u'', o'0'y '"nAR'
II nave hlroadyi a not care Tor these poo
pie; scorr them and their ISLANDERS"
The yhiteness had left her cbe.k. n vivid
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EOR THE PILES
l. DR.. UPHAM's Vegetable Eee,uAry Is . certain
sure mr piles in every form. In the wors CASES OF
this Distressing affection, and whore All other means
have failed, the patient mua consult the Doctor Por-
sonAlly at his offce, ssT Fourth -. Dr. UphAm hAs
devoted special attention " thiA disJaso for more
than 20 years, and may be consulted In relation ~
this or any other complaint nom O'Clock In the
morning until o'clock in the evening, At his Nell
oal ofhce, S6T Fourth 1t, Sd door from the B2Nery
between BoweIy and Broadway. f. G; WELLS A"
CO., General Agents, lio Franklin st. NJ "
% T2ar'l9S
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MEDICINES.
CURE YOUR CoUGHl-TAR AM

CURE YOUR COUGHl-TAR AND WILD
SCherry Bark have long held . very high position
curatives FOR affections Of the Lungs and Throat
by the medical profession, and the public Ia gener-
a. By new chemical process Mr.. CAMPBELL
has combined the active principle 81 thoae In
AND WILD CHkRRY, FOR Coughs, Colds, Bore
Throat Bronchitis, &C. II Is unElrpassed. Give Il
trial. Sold NJ tina low price Of Twenty FIVE cents per
Chemim and Apothecary, q. W. cor sth ave and
9eth Vt. Also at McDonAlJ's Dry Goods store, $50
Bowery. Bold wholesale by heisrs. 5cheffelln Bro
Furaau's Rheumatic Linirnsni, price 10 cents per
bottle. doc 94so'1I
DR. G. FAYLING'S PILE SPECIFIC.
III A sure cure for the bleeding, blind and itching
pilea Price 20 cents. Sold by druggists generally,
EIMER & AMEND, 1893 Third ave, [ A,or,.
III 94aer2s
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIVERPOOL-TAPSCOTTS LINE
Sails this day, ship ALBION, irum Pier d, y n
and ship ROBT l.. LANE sails Jan goth, fron
Ier ., n IL For passage at low rates apply 70
TAPsCOI'r Go, NJ South II. i2S 2'll9
LOR LIVERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
Line-The packet ship CULrlyArOR, lying -
pier n East River, sails sOh January For ppsssg
apply on OOArd, or W WILLIAMS q GUlON, 40
Fulton u. dsl 24aG'lO9
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Entered according to the Act OF Congress, in the
Clerks Office OF the District Court Of the Southern
Distr.a Of New York. In the year one thousand
sight h,:ndred and hxty-two, by Moses 3, Beach,
Proprietor o. Tic New Yo~k Sun,
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NEW YORK EQUITABLE INSURA,l
Y Company. Ohice No. 5s Wall street ON
Hanover street Cash capital S2lO, 600 win a
surplus Chartered April, 1923. This old aa,I
al Company continues to insure again,A Ioe
sponzibie Companies. ">A''
JOHN MIIL.hR. Secretary. '''''a
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IlNsTRUCTlON.

8I WRITING CLASSES-TEN WRIT
vi lessons OIL, or 20 for ~; Bookkeeping .,
month. or $40 Lessons unlimited. srithme.Aq|
writing $40 per quarter, rs le--,sns each PAL,
Mercantile Colleges, 90 nowuy, n. r., sss VI
4 Rrook lvp - aAarstI
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Il the Gospel, having cured ms son ol consumption
In its worst sag,e, aer being given up ~ die 10y the
most celebrated physicians, desires 10 make known
the mode Of cure, which proves successful in every
case, TO those aihlet'sl WIN CoHghS' Gods ana Con,
who desire II and will forward lin their address
Address DANIEL ADER, 3si Peah st, New York.
lalb 24Ac'llB
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TUE 10 PARTNERSHIP uEKEl OFORy
existing under the name ami Gtu ~ IOHN
TRACEY n co, ts Dissolved by trs sithirassi ~
JOSEPH 7. RICE. THE buan6ss VA no. ,srrei On,
her,t fir', by tie unioro gurI, puduT trs SANS
uAiue, ~ hu alone are autNuunud a. settle up the
Niats ~ The old urm. Store aud ORC, " New
York, iU1 Wetur -. JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL
4 LAInE. A -.nv. lGL- Dec. 1901. -la1 I2ac,lla
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE

" OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or 10 Liverpool by the following
fret class packet ships sailing ON the
bth and z4th Of each month";
Adelaide, Cultivation, Rpscius,
Australia CynoHre, John Bright
Bell Woods, Chancellor, Thornton,
BrldgewRter, Constitution, Universe,
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
or ZEALAND, UIsTn BAEEEo Co., AND ALL PARra
OF ENGLAsD AND SCOTLAND.
lal4 24aC'lqO WILLIAMS d GUION, 40 Fulton n
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DR VAN nAMBERTS FEMALE MONTH
~ ly Pills are a aaie remedy for obstruction, DC,
nom cold, or any eause-$l per box. Coughs,
colds &c, cured by Ayres Cherry Poctoral. Scrof-
ula, rheumatism, DC, cured by Tuwnscnd's sarsa-
parillA, KeRedy's discovery, by GUI0N, lgI Bow
cry, New York. nl9 12so'llS
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Tor THE PILES.

EOR THE PILES.
Il DR.. UPHAM's Klecsusry h . csrt.in Il
Piles, Costivereaz, and Liver complsini.
UPBAM's Medical once, ssT Fourth =, y
tOm tbe Bowery, between Bowery and Bro.
jss TasC'l1
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which ia sold at the low price OF TWELVE CENTS
per bottle and they will lind that besides ia cheap
meas, tina, it ia Justly termed The Poor Mans
Friend" II can he had In Now fork-at CAhf-
BELLS Drug Store. cor Eighth ave. and 2sth g.;
1907 Bowery qT2 Division 81, ia Division 81;
cor. second ave and 9Oth 81; also COR Allan and
uamsburgh-ai 40 south Second ST.; or. South 9Th
and sth sts.; Brug Store, Wythe ave, betw. Clymer
and Taylor sts, and by ~ respectable druggists.
~ D0ur hil W ny y, la Mao
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I INITED. STATES AGENCY

NATIONAL LOAN.
OfFICY ~ kETCuus, BoH y Coal
NJ. 90 ENulAuks p 40. !
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR THE "a
TIONAL loan, bearing Interest At the rate " $40
Ter cent Per aunUu. pa. able ~ order u sub7cri-
Der, ~ directed, and Of the various dGnuniIs-
tons, can now he lad AT tits 9th 70, Immediately
upon deposit therefor In gold or current funds IN
ders from the country, accompanied by check, sup
piled ~ return mail,
Blk PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
MOTIFS RECEIVED AT PAR AND INTEkEHI
IN PAYMENT FOR THE ABOVE.
ocsu 'tl9 MORRIS KETCHUA.
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INSURANCE.
SIREMANs TRUST INSURANCE o
PAHY OF BRooKLYN. :

EIREMANB TRUST INSURANCE d
l. PANY or BROoKLYN. N
CASH CAPITAL, s1bo,0oo. N
One No. Court street toppueits Civ HAin.i y
No. Wan s,ree., near BroadvuT, New Ye1z
Organized on the principle Of paying o.s -
plans Fund Cfthe Fire Departmena q ths O.
Brooklyn. u
OeJrge Hall Nehem'n Knight Joseph n
Aaron ADegTaw Gilbert L HHgni Smith Psnst
Tnonus Clark V Rrunt WyckuGPeter y And
usrry Messengert II Froth hiehans w Arrrn Ard
M'h 0rnkin DsrAsl d velsor II Llpfaa Il
Peter Duryee is Thorn, N u ~ nosa.nAl
JonA Stewart Richard p Buok VIM WAL
= ~. William Beard Jcesph v NJ
b"tsIt fcrd Henry PlersonG 1nallel KID
CraWtoIdC smith n arcellus MasseyN X ,Jsmo~1
Herry II Peck d. Van voorhis John n HIcl1
John Glover John 5chs ok ZB W ,kc{,
"a h,tuins Hrei. 4 Pee, Valentine a L
Liy. Miller b Chittsn. en- John J. VOL
Thn Company Continues n insur, suilrI1
Merchandise, Dwellings, HouaahtId PuYr7I
Vessels In port and their CarR,.a- AMI other -
y, Hg1nS, loss or damage by Gre, on a. al
>a" nOoi A Vel ms a. "ther hrst class oonpani~<I
WIN BURRKLI, seoretary.
d. n. MfCkOFP. Jr.. AAsistan, SEQ.
HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.I
Cnift g, Brook yu, and IN Pr,v.d 49,
hWk.-hrual, With a oa.h oapttal ~ ei9n ~
vested In socks Of tho State OF New YsrL nal
olass boAds and mortgage.
,o WALTER 8. GRIFFITH, Pro-
OtO 9. RIPLEY, Scc'y.
Ia THIS CunIany has adnpted 4. p,ijrI. a.
81 u prevent tho lapse ~ ANY policy AID q, =
" the assured In every case all the Ne-ir.nc. -
Their payments will provide Tor our ucn,l.,,.
nm Aplrehend' therriore, that their inability N
the lr MUM at any future time will IN VII
lJss oi whAl they have paid.
OuI rrsroctus and other publications WA h
gettutously 81 all Who reIuirp a.
o"n Agents wanted, and will be trea,ed or
D.e' l.-rN 'efins. jail Till foS'
IEFFERSON INSURANCE COMPANY
~ 80 Wall -. Capital, f2,HL OOO-SurpluA stoiI
lhruite Hg uusi loH- ~ damage by ire TN. a
pShy has been in operation - years and has
IN that period. flr losses. over al OO1 ON0 An
including those " the great fires In lsss AMI I
have been pad In full and Ihe Company b,y
cHlital hid large aurplus securely inver,.V
mortgages on real estate.
. MOsEs TUCKER, Pre.a.-
sAhtEL Y. BHLCHER SECRETARY
TIh ,AyAy,1T, FIR, r,,1-v ..c- -
OF BROOKLYN
vi tn i,,,',, SihEhI, IL WALL 5Tni
CASH CAPITAL, 10000 DoiI.ARs.
THIS Company insuras prorart, q, all lind, ~,
L,ss or DaSnAse by H'ru, on ~ iavorrbls ~
sruilAf lnlstituuona.
,,,, TEUNIs J. BnRahRL ~
JAMES ": IliOhPSON, Jr, Beo'y.
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant
DrRHuroHst
TgCElBlJ. BERGEN, JOHHx PRTxu
hNDW. FTTZGkKAI.D, BAhuEI. Wars Wv-rI
HIRAM Il. 81. JOHN AIEY "a lxR s.rufv
EDNJ'D T.BACRHOUgkC HlaI auVEH
Jamfs iiaKIEk STEPHEN A DODcI
~ " 10 ~ hSI, u. 4 VOORTIEn8,
!u,S l., stADEh' JhSV SCHOONMAxI
yUinsvH LEAkk, shlCHAkL NEvIH,
hENht y. ~ LLktl ALEN'R JNDERHuI
n I'M sAbES JEREMIAH MUNDH
tnLilf . ChOOhE, SAMUEL GARRISOl1
JHmEs u. CoOiEh RICHARD n L-kvnu(
Jiin y % ~ MAKKk DENlAS STRONG,
JOHN !. VANpEkBlLT,J John .RYFyRI,x
hh MY llENhEN, OLIVER !. FLKHtI
JNS Chl lAsbANk, GkORGP RICHARl
TEUNls j. BEBGRN Pr
Jhhk5 v. THOMPSON, Jr, sec'y ~ IN
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SAMUEL p. BELCHER sacreaary a''
Il LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE. CONT,
OF BROOKLYN

THIS Company injuries property o. al kinds A,
Les OF D'sSnAae by FirS on ~ iAvorsb!s t.ru,
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~ fshricr Co., New furE, January otn, 1885,.
CORRfCIED NOTlCk--There nriilg a mlspnni u
the olat' tT 'uH he-tng m the kRu- tt,d bn the
Mh Dec'ru'rt, 1851. yOu hsraby -t-Iu,st,d e,
.t,rnd the hnnus' Messing ~ the Stp'khnhieru OF
ths GrsdyeAI Elastic Fabrics c., Z, b. holden -
the Office ~ th- Crmp~iy, NJ. ~ Cortlaiuli stress.
on Thursday 2Si January, 1863 At - ncloIk, noln.
Or the election IT Trustees and ,thsr Othc.ra iit
the ensuing year, aud r the trais tor ~ any To-
gal business witch may ourne before them. WILL
Lthh JUDSON. Pr,zldeul las l6slO,
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TAPsCoTT's LINE LINZ, ,.cw,r.

TAPSCOTTS LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
passage 70 and from LAverpoos, 10y . cir fAvorte
line Of packets comprising in part the following
ships;-
WIN .TAPsCoTT, EMERALD BLK, ALBION,
DREADNOlGH MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENZ. ArAStS, CONSTELLATION. j. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER SEA FLOWER, CANADIAN,
Making, together with others, ahip aVery I'VE
days
The subscribers are also agents for The
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
for al ot which they grant certificates ON liberal
terInE.
RFMIrTANCEF TO IRELAND, 6n
T. 4 Co. alao continue 10 issue drafts, payable on
der lId, throughout England, Ireland, Scotland
and wNles, at tho LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, with all particulars, may he had ON APP
Pile Hon ~ by letter, enclose Postage stamp 10
rAPSCOTT a co 30 South II Now York
iah e4ac'l0h TAPsOOl'E SMITH a 60, Lyerpool.
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SRCURlTY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ No. 81 Pine It.
Cash Capital. $500, 900 Oo
Surplus Jan /, 1851. l39slS %
Net Assets $500 S1S 20
Unadus losses, ..,,,,.,......,.... 2S 200 10
Cheapest and safest mode Of insurance; dealers
receive 10 per cent of net profits without mourning
any liability whatever. When desired, discount
from the premium will be made in lieu Of partcipa
ton In profits. JOSEPH WALKER, President
TH0'S W. BIRDS ALL, Vice Pres
Il. HAYDoCK, Bec'Y. "
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TuK THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN PoB
WEST

leaves New York At Spa. daily tsundAyu enc.
making close connection at Harrisburg with /
sylvania RairoAd-with no change Of cars n :
burg, and but one - Cincinnati and Chicago,
hours time u waved hy taking this tram.
Leave New York from Pier No. 2, Meth Riy1
9.lb AN, II 80, $50 and $50 Pm
The boats stop az Bergen Point and MArinarIs
Dor every trip each way.
Au1S lY'iOo JOHN o. sTERNs, superintend,,
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NJ ATCHEs &JE wELRY.

w HE'S JEW LRY.
w -
SQUIRE d LANDER
Jewellers and Manufacturers Of English Bterlng
Silver War;, and fue 10 and Is caret gold ,eNelry,
and the huost quality Of Watches and Diamonds,
which they are selling Al ten per cent. above ths
actual ne, cost. SQUIRE a LANDER,
dcq dsacsl2A " Fulton ~ New York.
6O NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS,
OOmelodeonH and harmoniums FOR rent OF Tor sale
Al reduced prices rosewood pianos At 90 per month
One IN octave carved rosewood grand piano a,
half price, or for rent .. 7. GORDON, 70d Broad
way. iva 9tAo'ils
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A GREY MARE FOR SALE-9 YEARS
IA oh 10 hands hugh has hccu u-.d ~ = lunl,g
WAGON, 500 only iui w"It NJ use. Price $40 Appy
10 H. T. WiNANI, $50 lioratio II. near wes, 4
i.pi NsIig
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,,,,,.., m .... IEUNLb J. BEa1Hst ~
GEO. W. HUNT, Assistant.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JER
~ Prom foot Of COrtlAndt street-Co Connect
Hampton Junction with Delaware, LAckAv
Western Railroad, and at Pastor with Lshigh
ley Railroad and ia connexions, forming .
line 10 PIT'TSBURG and the Wk6T, without oh
n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-25

Tor SALE, CHAP
swnX fIGlK KS. nor AND GIRL. com.
pletely dressed; LIFE SIZE. $3.50 SIC II .rrina
safe, decks, show Cn-.s, a %,
Al-o TO LET once or G-st a.or, crrjs,eL ,ec
ReLt low.
la24 2'i2i Army 1913 Broadway, ,ip ,,5ir,I
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-25

EANARY BIRDS FOX sALE-DJNG Bro.o
~ In pairs ~ single, " suii purchN,or. Apply .,
II Orernwich ave, In the revr, bet0cen IIuniuaui
and Rank sta, N. Y. isia 2IAcsiqS
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.FYlCE OF the FmEMAN's TRUST

S,PFCIACLBs GOOD AND CHEAP
- weSh sighI impro,ed-Prunnstor tKANKa'
oeehrAted eye pteserverA, accurately Sdlust,d "
ietective vision ~ an experienced pracuCA opu-
IAN. All kinds ~ speotao,s bnugtI .,ld, token
II eSchAngs " repaired. Store 9ss Grand 1t, ueAr
s'A~iAcs .ioa ga.rs1gs
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NO. 90 EXCHANGE PLACE

Ills AND PAINTS-BOILED PAINT OIL
~ oJ o.nts; elastic rt~f oil, - c-nts Ter gallon
DRAIN paint, yellow ochTe, and spanint brown. |
'ent Per H. white lead and gino, I cent. lin,o,d
ID, urIrntints &c. ID. BEDwHIL., 800 Pearl st
ial4 9lao'iOe