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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

THuksDAY. Aug. Or. n

TIE market was dull. but seady, until the call Of
tse Share iis,, when considerable frmness and life
were exhibited the feature Of the N 'rket, to-day,
hAs been that of days part the disposition to operate
Rrgo'y beng confined to the Railw.y Shares and
conos' There beng no ncns Of consequence, trans
'euonS were made aainly ia toose stocks whose in
seresis Lave lately found friends in the street opera
'u'' lHe Government ard Treasury ot retained
'he same hrmnoas and price Of yesterday, with the
exception If better bidding in the y cent loans, 81
~a8 9ssrsd TOR hi, and 80 for couPons-iSi
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or hEw-YoRK.......Auo.
G,carr.h.

Steamship Counbi-, Barton Havana, Spofcri Tilsstoa
4 90.
Sbiy-R. L. Lene Boyce. Liverpool Tkonss Richudsoa
Co.
B4-k,--FGi'h Cirk Neworleans, y: H. Brigham; Psviss
(Ausirisul. s,tiirro CorS, HolDboe B. CO.
bri..-Priuc- Alfred tbr Izat Jssme'. II. Becker
ave: Nebrs.ts, Oies e~.triss1- koo.oL 20. irt
1in-, k'y halter. IA. {: Dr"ot Aoo't0oe; S.sss
t,Ie H. + Sh.r, sn Rub bsbbisss Hayan, ). T.. Mad
CO.: Fxcel.,or 'Br) Gard penoraFs, d. Il: ne~oif
Schnou-r.-Juis tBr Cox, Haisx. j. h. Whiey Co. 8
Alice lHr b. Thsaipsen 81. John's h. e. u. H. Sasn 3
Co. Rbole bland. ksuInpton. Bristol, L. Kenny
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llori- uUar0rro Aollte.


s-,wy ~NohH !
p.n,w,xpEss UFsics. Ne ios "ail'st
NOTICE is hereby gwen Ana IN aecE Sl s". Ss IN
section o. 20. ~ .rrns' Ohco o. the Post Oh Sew-
% assa CO ay.y S:
subject ave now undsf examination ~ tho fors-
ne and ii laid survey. OF esannaons % ~
,oapIeSed within tea days neA' 'u'ce'a's '"''
n. ard said vessels; p;a, No a N n
I'm Ram 1890
shin A. Inea or
a.;
big WM. A. buALElGH. PIssdsn's
!. Aces HExaiNAs Jees,,sY.
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Cambridge Cattle 5Earks..

RVrONTED POs IHk N 4 I hIHbNhl 1t ''H'' v =,
Arc. % i,o..
Whole nnr Der ~ Cattle o. Marks w Scouts b'"'e
"a l .to,.s sor,..ins OF Nor,us Oscs Mnoh Cows AID
one. two aid three year Ola 49,. a..
rp.css OF MA,kEF BgsV-tIra, ~ f5a bb 5O hi''
,.;,v 4y ,s...a aasiiy - tni.d quality, 80 -
PEl,ss op SroRE CARTE. oItr. Oxen pei pan
sr,a 3U. Cows and Calves, 'roal ~ ~ 10 ~ Tear
loo, 1888 80; oytsr- olds, ola to 49, Ih.esyeh
old. I 10 ~ $40 -. "a,
sL.,o ava La.nbs 500 nAteI, prices IL lots, 4
n eans,. 30 - ~.
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Receipss OF prot,p,e

Nev-YoRs, Aug 20 --iT : q bis Flour SIS III. Co,,
N.. 76 bas. Corn Mesl ,s hbs. W,I.ky no n, re-
lyteai. iz2 100 bush Jorp p 133 bu. O.s ia mo, an,
sse 81 Esy.. Ashe 39j psga Provisions. 8sI pts1 Lard
40 tegs Lard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

fosf'o'sics AccosAoDAtIoS.-e. B. Liacols..
esq, p"stnds'er, OF B'ooklyn, and Air. Ain
the Postmaster OF "''h"a.bnrgb, baye rsrs
'se'eu "aiane' az i"L eaiY.g The n'si. three
the Eastern tiid Western Dictrics. Thi. vii n.
yrea. aceoLnii vdation the resident. of b,r, -
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nsauaas.Ps. sc.

POM LrwIs MsaTitius; JAY :, l se,,A
The ship a Io bosen waA e. h il.I pdr sod the
o,,,,s in ,h, r,Sder head. Cont Nais.f snPi. I5,n
s'a's ro, a. new teller AID sailed ssAh u -
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siSIsTUKn .LaAsAO
un-Risss.. SRA SETS ..........6]3 Mson-Sss. SO
.lsy Heck. 0z7 GLv. s-nd Hi ieSSste l2t;9
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fHE DFsocR,cY OF KIyGs CoySrY.-The DEM
oeraac Geheral Committee of kin-s County bavs
a"op,eo oasis for he upiOn of the parry. PIN ,ry
nee ings ase 10 be hid ana d,sga,rs RI cf.n {.
quo" 'o.V.nior, ana the nOnlissfi,ns fr fHsee
%e 20 oe divided betwe n the two nc ious--hslt to
D" tasen irou .acu. The detail, s.s 10 e arranged
by cunlcrrlce conmiI,s.s - ~ - -e9~
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pi0veh,ents Of Ocean ,Isamer>.
10 AnRINE'
Ru.aruxers Arrived
siyIsTunn LAASAO

IN ba,t T. T. Ds's5eyi. from hso- 0yeossW s. Bsnnsu,
IL A " Ole. W. e. Doe .uerty, H. isrhrop.
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Total 49,. i,S@ ~,

ti,,.. af?e 4, rs Teuov 0i,o. y ihA Pcits. 6'ca
L ,.en. Cat Skius bdgc. y H. =,
bns-i Extra and irst quslty incuA nothns out tne
~. large IA, ssied Oxen SECOND quality tne!sdes tbs
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BfStyOkkENN ITEMS.

Tug TmrHr. WARD AT WorF--At meeting oi
,hs citizens of the Tnrd Ward. BrooNlyn, he'd on
rues,l.y ev,f,ing 5000 Wa subscribed ana gooo
portion Of il, paid o! once 10 ad enI'tmen's III 'he
County of .Rpea A Committee Of rwepty-one were
arpcined 20 ,rny,.ss me " ard on "Wednesday; and I"
is hoped that the citizens viii promptly aud literally
respond - the c,.H thus made upou them. l! War
stated at. the meeting that the Union Ferry Compa
nv had appropriated $500 Tor payment OF boun'ies
AMI srppor, OF families of volunteers, TO be dA!rib-
a,cd ty n Committee Of their own Directors.
ANOTHER GRE,r WAG MEErlSG.--At tho meet
ine OF the War Conference Convention on Wednes'
ia, afternoon revolution adopted 10 tbe eject
.ha, the ely bells DO rung AZ 1 o'clock ?. M on
Monday, the ist inst tha the propretors Of stores
po requested TO ose them and thss the people be
invited 10 assemble in Fort Greene PAX TO take
council together, and encourage one another IN The
prosecution OF the patriotic work nov gong on II
| this county. \ Committee WIS appointed TO make
| ,rrlnaeme Is, sud meeting was held las
| eyeling, when il was decided 10 make tn
| demonstration in the Guy Hall Psrk, ins'er'
II Fort Greene Park. -Four stands are TO he erected
three OF which will be in front of tue II all aud on
on kensen street, opposite. kehVaors VIII DC >
arranged w to light the neigbbv rhood aud u D'n
OF music will be present. tIJ speakers 'h'"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-29

Al-ssrs. Angustu- Srt,ll of New York, DO ~ph II
Jackson of Pong keepSe aud John Fayel Of Wsfer-
ow n, wss named ty tie Cruir to drait rrsoiniion,
'xrrrrs We Of the Of tho meeting Tie Com.
niiriee reported The following, which were upani.
Ously ad"P-d:
heoFi Tat the enterprise snd energy which have e85rd
onoi'er Il i to the hrn q ioads. bc n v,r
ofs IN la med CORRECTION wih tie Cy Ottawa rb-
future C-pi' Of Cans sn t~wa, of OGDEN bufz
The bet Ni.e 81 The unry H." tue .Ht
n TIE Rome Wsrrs"~n 'nd osie sbnsh Rawy Cor ny.
hs"trfd 'ns' he generous 'nirftsnsdt rrcriv-d ~ tie
- via. Roma" Wsissvt ADD odrr sbai.h the Cify - O'-
"" 10 "ad,' aid to rn5 a's on the s. Lawrence rbt
i,lnds ss ford to rs much uns,- pleasure during re
ess' well dits rrnenhianc~ will BIZ to Il. The ct
efss IT. sh ~ he iiurc
h'' lhst ou aeSnow 'odsmep's ,re fur TO the Hon:
VI. ierrep mt, ,sni.4 OF ar Rcns Wstu ,wn ,ud
O:d n.nuTeh ia nad Company snd T. 'bs members 81 t
smiS 10. ce iu uani -r ~ "Lieh We were received
dTlfs 81 r. to h.s re-dence Ptsrr"p Y. Major
iAor hat lie crrdia welcome wiirh extended to
rs Icy 10 c'in"s 81 odru nish aid tue We 'e.-nt e.
er'sn'u-nt provd ia our h-nor have s~sss>ed Ia
10. sof ia,ius sfat'adr ahc respect.
h''"'fd trni "ur vi ." l- ei OF oraWa The iu'nie
OF Government b.. Erish Moth Ameiica. w!cn
viii b, remembered with e ing OF uusoy-d sii,isc
non eDd We cn ch'riuly c"mui- the city - Ui ~" to
ouf American fruds ~ he moot cGtTnrg pos
which ths iourin vii on be Anenc,n toniin.nti thai
lie nsfsrn be- ME, oulS ugpa--d zoe sscsul ho-p
ahy OF It, wo- ia.bi ants tia its sivsnigl~r q! tu
end m-nusc nring f,r- I"it gu, d''tineo 10
hscour tho -.at e important commercial in-ie' sd ts
We hddj conf lr cld 10 yrsu4ei oE ihs cap
it, lat. lie h-rch,ui - d h- IA uufrciu
hcs,ipsd ihst cuidi-iy I'D Cur tfsrts 70
Mr-su. Joan iriyru Senu = + PHep.. Calvert Con-
stock. D. ilnnsefoid sud -. airIanrf u NAM s-- Of
Afs GEM, n. AZ dds o hsy sul sinre bcrhi 81
TIE IT, ~ ~ a. H. Go for their esors Ia piuvicIns ~
The p'.Gsu aud er ymeut .: parry, sud fT the sue
iul - wnich they tsv, carried into execution
Tor th, fleisur aud comD VI thsit guests
h-.Oed Ihs' the ne VI thi. .sing Ne dt &c Ell {"
publish proceed Ia such per- 80 hey ns! srrc
ssd lhrt cppiry - tnr hr f1rwnrrd 10 TIC fte'
OF IT., village Of UsJ5"sburgn. add the Mayor VI
Ottawa. to. her b. !tb the a,l-a-n lao sed herein
The exchanges at tie Ci,sriLg Ilouse ,lis morning
were So 0S, E.0 81.
TIE statements OF the tauks Of the three principal
cities of tie Union Tor tie lasi week compare win
the previous one and the corresponding time oi ie5l,
as follows
Loans Deposits. speci. CireuTn.
y. hus % iS .4s.3Dt 'aBa 80 90 $50
Boston Aus u tsyfJ rs ~ 1si.5E 1904 o,''- :
rhL Aus a. 33,7555j 2i.J U61 3iJJV1I 3.cy3 Az
------ ------
Totd....Sl514 Vy2s - so s.sS ~ 90 sJq&2 I'2b
Last week.... 2fsl3975l ialo.f3f2 4rtkstb .lb@ J.
Last )car .... 2t.Gss.2 i5oIJbS3 40 Jti,t+ ots Cvb
The statement of the Boston Banks for the List
week compares witi the previous week, aud for tue
.orr,su,ndiuu week of iSbl An follows:
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OUTRAGE RI RowDgs-Asout 9 oclocL ,h,,
morning, while oas Of tie Core, Island X ,i,,o.d
CARS Was leaving tbs SiStb.rtes. bridge. a colo-.A
man came in ght when number Of rowdle.. v..
were Oh the car bega 20 abus- Lis. One Of tLsm
cred to the others, let rs give Ihe black sn "
b-h h--!l.' The negro rurued rouud toward thom.
when one Of them threw quantity Of filth 10 he
face. The negro drew p'stoI, when Ais Sssa,i.ss
hrd, pursued by hin, but managed 10 make bic
escape lBooklyn Eagle, yesterday.
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Tire sraemen, Of he present week, rs compared
With TIE preceding, shows 30 increase Il $j59as in
the item of loans aud Gi,counlr, $685. IN So e.,
s2l9 $50 in deposits and decrease OF s0,O'1 IN
circulation.
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sno VII" are expected to he present. sr. 0en.n,ls
Corcoran Mitch. Bnse cd, sinol., and W ,lLrids.
the Hon. d. - OdeIl, Joseph Hosis. ID G. Wins.
low, .: ID; Morris. The lion. II. G. Ma,phv. tne
"Di ar .s sISn st. = and otles The tie Of tie
a.. TO be ru"x from 81 'e7 O'clock. ia,tsa5 "1 q
oc"ek. There is no oOoa but that tbr us,,ius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

OThe Maine Giants have not all gone 10 the
war. The kenebec Journal tells Of the following
members OF the Legislature: The weightiest man
IL Capt ID Randall Of Island Fails, his age AZ
years, his hight feet inches, and his weight
295 pounds: He is as nimble as a boy, and his
great weight 10 80 evenly disposed that he does
est man is Thomas J. Demerritt Of Peru, aged 54
years, hight feet 5X inches, weight 236 lbs
Levi Ramsdell Of Lubec, 4s years, hight feet 3
inches, weight le5 pounds. Sumner Burnam of
Norway, age 81, hight 6 feet2 inches, weight 2s5.
". r. sewen, Oldtown, age so, hight feet IL in
ches, weight 24. Heman Cousins, Trenton, age
~, hight feet y inches, weight 1873 J. Pink.
nam, boosnbay, aged 81, hight feet 10K inches,
o feet, weight 160 8. Littlefeld, Allied, age "a,
algnt feet inches, weight $50. r Higgins,
Cape Elizabeth, age 81, hight feet 1 inch, ,
weight 2oO. Average weight Of ten men, 2l2
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The War In Missouri.

ST. Louis, Jan. pa large number of troops
are moving from Rolla, Sadalia and Ottersville
field F''"s
The following is from Maj. wrIghts report to
"Price's force does not exceed 5000 or 10000
men-all State troops. Price has been notified
OF his appointment as Major General in the rebel
army, but aas not been confirmed consequently
they decline to reinforce him. They say 10 him
,Sy ,ney nave SOOCO troops ready to join them when
they receive the Official notice Mcintosh has
gone to reinforce the rebels In the Indian nation
Most OF Rains men have gone home
Last Thursday Price was informed that the
U. 3 troops were moving against him. In force
from Rolla The news caused great excitement
In the rebel camp"
ROLLA, Mo, Jan. 3O-The latest information
from the West is that our army is encamped at
Lebanon In considerable numbers and that no
troops, except scouts, have advanced beyond that
town, nor Is 1t probable that they will until other
regiments on the way shall have arrived
zen. Sufns ana stan departed several days ago
70 join the army In the field, indicating that the
campaign Is to be pushed forward with ensrgy.
Gen Slgel has arrived from st. Louis, and il 10
understood will 60 forward with the expedition
now under way.
THE EXPEDITION AGAINST JEFF THOMPSON.
CHICAGO, Jan. ga special dispatch from
Cairo to the Journal states that the forces com
pIlslng tne expedition against JEFF Thompson
report the country beyond Charleston as infested
with guerilla bands, who plunder every one,
Union and rebel alike. They went nearly to
Sykestown. Gen. Paine has determined TO occupv
Charieston. For that purpose a regiment of
at that place.
A large rebel mail, containing several hundred
ietters, has been captured above Cairo on the
missouri tembraced letters Of importance from
Downing GEeen and other rebel camps
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lTo BE CONTINUED

ZoLLIcoFFER's REMAINs.-The Somerset cor.
respondent Of the New York Tribune writes:
Zollicofer's body lay for nearly three days on
the ground In front Of the tent Of the suter Of the
Tenth Kentucky, wrapped up In a blanket He
was a man Of middle height, light hair, rather
long features, well formed profile, and rather
pleasant expression Of countenance which grim
death has not altogether destroyed His skin was
beautifully white and clear. He had his beard
shaved OF on the evening before the battle, prob.
ably In order to be less easily recognized
1 am sorry to say that his remains were outra-
geously treated by the thousands of soldiers and
citizens that focked TO see them. Not only was
all his hair cut of close to the skull, but the body
was stripped Of its clothing. When killed he
had on white rubber csat, under which he wore
full Generals uniform. The rubber coat, the
uniform, the boots, bis over and undershirt and
even his socks, were either carried OF whole OF
gradually cut ofin pieces. On Tuesday evening
the body was almost naked
This kind OF curiosity hunting borders on van
dalism. The warm temperature that prevailed
after the battle FASTENED the decomposition of the
remains. Then was literally sstresson smelling tc
heaven" What horrid end Of once high and
honorable career'
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THE EXPEDITION AGAINST LEE. rHoMpso,
PennsYIYania TRANS

HARRISBURG, Jan. pa special order has been
issued oy the Governor instructing Surgeon GEN,
smith to visit the 11th Regiment Pennsylyania
volunteers, Col Coulter, at Annapolis and mai
every provision for the comfort OF the sick. and
report the sanitary condition of the camp' The
ofder was Issued In consequence of well-authen.
Ics1ed reports regarding the large number Of
nck, ana tnelr want Of proper care and attention.
uov. curtin is strongly urging upon the national
government the propriety OF fitting out at Phila-
aeiphia an exclusively Pennsylvania naval erns-
dlnon, II In harmony with the plans of the gov
efnment dnd The ecommander-in-chiefo of the army
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Soldiers Pay!

THE HARNDEN EXPRESS COMPANY
Will remit sums of
4 FIFTY DOLLARS AND UNDER,
j FROM SOLDIERS TO THEIR FAMILIEs,
Alta charge of
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
The money should be placed In sz
ENVELOPE
II and securely sealed.
4 The full address,
(fnelsdtss Post 0es, State also, street and aEzg-
Der, IN O large eity,D
of the person to whom TO be sent,
MUST BE LEGIBLY MARKED ON THE
ENVELOPE.
1T HAS BEEN DEMONSTRATED
: THAT THE
E X p r e 8 8
FURNISHES TIE MOST RELIABLE
MEANS
FOR SOLDIERS
SEND THEIR MONEY HOME.
ENVELOPES AND BLANKS WILL BE FUR
NISHED ON APPLICATION TO
OUR OFFICE.
Z. 8. SMITH,
Agent Harnden Express,
Sd st., second door below Pa. ave-,
js9Jm Washington, D. c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

We invite the attention Of our friends and
irons to the Card below:
No. .219PENNsYLvANIA AVENUE,
(orpoSite WiHaTd's HotsI,)S
The Subscribers, having opened Branch Es-
tablishment in this City few months since, and
feeling encouraged by the liberal patronage al
ready received from iu friends and the lovers of
pure and genuine
WINES, LIQUORS,
and other articles in their line, have determined
pom continuance and extension Of their bust
ness. Their assortment embraces
FINE COGNAC BRANDIEs
(of various age, brands, and dlsuicts)
BOURBON AND SCOTCH WHISTLES,
JAMAICA RUM, GINS, &c,
Also, several valuable Tonics, Bitters, and
Stomachics, which are remedies for
bowel complaints, fever and ague,
headache, and the like.
MADEIRA, SHERRY & PORT WINES,
CLARETs, BURGUNDY, CHAMPAGNE
AMI OEhmhN WINES.
HAVANA sEGARs,
Ofal Varieties and Prices.
FINE NAVY AND OTHER CHEWING
TOBACCO.
ALSO,
PICKLES, SAUCES, CHEESE, PRESERVED
MEATS AND FRUITS, sARDINEs,
VINEGARs, SWEET OIL, &c, &c.
The Stock was particularly selected to suit the
wants OF Hotel-Keepers, Suffers, Restaurateurs,
&c. They are invited to visit the establishment,
which In under the direction Of Mr.. Jos P.
WILSON.
Owing to the fact that they import most Of the
articles direct and to their many business faciu-
ties, 10y are enabled to offer their stock Goods at
very low prices.
Your obedient servants,
A. BININGER &c CO.,
importers Of Foreign Wines, LiqHors, &C.
ia lift NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
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From the Upper Potomac

SANDY HOOK, Jan. 30.-Since the retreat NJ ths
reoeis nom Bolivar, the weather has been tor
foggy to observe their movement. There has
oeen heavy fall Of snow this forenoon. n Is
demonstrations on Tuesday were not wjthont -
rect, as several rebels were killed and wounded
The enemy's shells did no harm TO us. Tbe,s
are no signs OF the weather clearing at present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31
Massachusetts Defending Her Cos.,

, BosToN, Jan. 29.--The House committee on
Feasfai relations to-day reported a RESOLUTION
authorizing the Governor TO contract for tbs
Manufacture Of ordnance for the defences OF The
ssta,e, at cost not exceeding half million OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-01-31

1t Is said that the Emperor is making consider
able reductions in his private establishments
The French journals compliment the Cabinet
Trent affair.
The pirate Sumter remained at Cadiz at last ad
vices.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.
RFRLY CONCENTRATION
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu,
A Pssisirs sxd Spsetas Rss,sds
For Diseases Of tho
BLADDER, KIDNEYS, GRAVEL, ana nRoP.
SICAL SWELLIN6S.
This Medicine increases the power of Direstaox
sea NeiteS ne ABsoRBKNTs into healthy soaon, ,
sno I'll vhNATuk1 KNLARsKM9 mrs are roduoed
~ vel a fAiN AND INFLAMMATION.

HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCBU
-. For Weaknesses
Arising from Exoesses Hsbitr nj Dl..fx.e,,
Early lndlscrehon or Abuse.
ATTENDED rfth tks F6ilowfsf Symptc~,.
Indlsp9sItion TO EIsrsOn, Loss Of Power,
Weak Nerves, y Jrsrnh,iiiir1s .
Horror of Disease, wkfsfnins.ss
Dln-sess of Vision, Paln in The psct
unlversa Lsssitude Of the Muscular System.
Hot Hands, Fiushins of t6e Rodx
Dryness OF the skin, Eruptlons on the Fsce, ,
PALLID coUNTKNk NcE.
These symptOms, IL allowed TO 20 on, yhioh this
neolclne invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, ,FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FITS,
- one Of sohiek tks Patissf may Eops-s.
Who can say mat they are not frssueutly fol-
lowed by those "DREUL DIsKAsEs
"INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION,D
Many are sWas o the cause OF their suHerIne,
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs
And fhs Melasekoly DEATHS bP Conssssyfios,
BHAR AMPLE WITNESS TO TIE TRUTH on THI
THE CoNSTlTUTIoN ONCE -AFFECTEp
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
eeuires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
InvlEorate the System
hIOh HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU
tscaTial ~ dsss
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE TIE MOST sKKPTIcAL.
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Soldiers Pay.

THE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
WILL FORWARD
SOLDIERS REMITTANCES TO THEIR
FAMILIES,
At any place on the lines of their Express,
At . charge of twenty five cents for any sum not
exceeding fifty dollars, and q proportionate
additional charge to places reached
By connecting Expresses.
The money, whether Gold OF Treasury Notes,
should be enclosed In an envelope and securely
sealed, and have the full address, including town.
Post Office, and State; and cities, the street and
the amount lesibly marked thereon. Envelopes
for this purpose may bo had a. our Offices.
To facilitate prompt delivery, the charge for re-
mittance should be pre- paid.
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
WaShiagtoa, Jan. 9, 1862. ja s-lm
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DEATH OF REV. JoHN IlEKsEY. The nu
merous friends Of the Rev. John licrsrv
tlong known as " Father Hersey,'') will learn
with regret that he departed this life at Pen
ning,onvile Pa. on the Eth inst, in the
1Uh year of his age. Mir 1l'rscy was a
local minister If the Methodist Episcopal
Church, but Travelled extensively in various
States Of the Union; he also visited Africa
some years since as a missionary. He was
the author of several volumns, cmbodyng
his views OF religion and practical economy.
Recently being impressed That his end WAS
near, he prepared bis last publication. and
bidding an aiectionate farewell to his Bilri-
more friends he repaired to the residence of a
friend to spend his last days. where he died in
peace and was inferred in the Methodist
hurying- ground His manner of life was
nbstcnious and marked by great srlfdrnial:
his picty was of the most decided character,
and his hencvolence knew no bounds except
his limited means.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

DY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
LID for Cecil county, in Chancery, the I'M
dersigned Trustee will offer at Public Sale,
at the Court House door, in the town of Elk
ton, on
FRIDAY, 18Th Of December nert,
between the hours of II O'Clock A. M, and
p. NJ the property whereof John NJ. Fur
guson died seized. This properly consists
of House and Corner Lot at Andora, Cecil
county, Md. The House is now used as a
Dwelling and Store. The Lot is bounded on
the east by the Plank Road, and on the north
by the public road leading from Carter's
Paper Mill to SCOTS mill. 1t is almost sur
rounded by Mills and Factories, and is first
rate stand for business.
TERMS OF SALE - One half the purchase
money to be paid in cash on the day of sale I;
and the other half at the end of six months
from the day of sale. The credit payment
to bear interest from the day Of sale, and to
be secured by the bond of the purchaser
with approved security.
GEORGE EARL,
Nov. 2l-ts Trustee.
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1flarrle0.

Observation-Disclosures 26th
inst, near Oxford, by Rev. j. II. Johns,
Mr. WILLIAM RUSSELL, of Cecil county.
Md, and Miss AMANDA L. MONTGOMERY,
Of Chester county, Pa.
Observation-Disclosures On the morn.
ing Of the z4th INST, in the First Presby.
tcran Church, Philadelphia, by the Rev.
Albert Barnes, Mr.. HENRY H. GILPlN, of
Cecil county Maryland, and SAIIlE
youngest daughter of the late Andrew
fitzpatrick of Philadelphia.
WALKER. 18th, at
the NJ. L. Parsonage, in Middletown, by
the Rev. Z. W. Shippers, Mr.. WILLIAM
J. JOKES of New Castle county, Del, to
Mrs. REBEccA WALKER of Cecil county,
Maryland.
JOIINSON-EILDRETH.-In Philadel-
phia on Tuesday. the 18th instant, by j..
Wheating Smith, d. D., Mr.. JOHN B.,
JOHNSON and Miss ANNE z. HlLDRErH,
both of Wilmington, Del.