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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
FRIENps OF THE soLDIER.

let me say to you in brotherly kindness. put a Bible
in one end of the soldiers hit and a bottle Of genu-
inc Perry Davis Pain Killer in the other. and Il may
be the means of inSuring his sata return-trustt 10
no nfher nrcnarati0n.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
~ John CrOssman, PI'f In Court Of Com;
vs. fPlcdS OF Irumbull
Byron A. Viets. Def. county, Ohio.
The said Byron A.. Niets is hereby notified thatth
said John CrOssman on the 18th day of February,
1862. filed his petition in said Court against said de-
PENDANT, setting forth that said defendant was in
debted TO him on Il PrOmissOTy Note dated Sep
TENDER q. 1854, in the sum of Twenty Dollars and
twenty-six cents. and that said Niets was also in
debted TO the plaintiff in the sum of Sixty-nine
Dollars on a Receipt given by said Niets TO said
said Niets had received said amount Of sixty-hine
dollars, and asking judgment for said several sums
of money, and that PlaintiH has esased an attach
ment to issue out Of said Court in said case. which
has been returned served on property of the defend
ant within this county. The said defendant is nOti-
fed that he IS required to appear and answer said
petition on or before the 2ith day of May, 1862, or
Judgment will be taken Us prayed for.
TAYLOR &JONES,
March a, IS62-6w Attys for PHI.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
Flower Seeds by Mail.
cnLLFcTInNs nF FLOWER SEEDS.

Persons desiring US to make their selections. may
rely upon our sending only those which are really
most snowy and desirable, and of easy cultivation.
We believe that our experience will enable US to
make selections. large or small. that cannot fail to
give entire satisfaction
1nO p.ekets ANIMALS RienDials and perenniaIs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
WHITE,S ESTATE.

, Notiea i hereby given that the subscriber has
Scen appointed and qualified executor on the estate
az James White. late Of WeafhersEeld deceased.
Anil .. is85-sw DAVID OnL.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16

T AIDES and Misses Nets, and al
IL most every thing usually kept in a Millinery
StOre. at MRS. KINGS
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
Braman's Sewing Machine,
THE Braman Machine is in every re-
L spcet a Grsf class. simple. practical and rciia-
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.

Among the advantages it has over others, are the
following:
lst-Thew works are so arranged that the Machine
can be run backward or forward, sewing equally
well either way, it can always be started with the
foot alone, and is always sure to be right.
2d-rhe needs is perfectly straight. thus enabling
it to work through heavy goods without trouble or
ones.
3d-The thread is used direct from the spOols both
upper and lower, thus saving the trouble Of re-
winding.
4ti-lts simplicity and non-liabiliiy of getting
out of order.
5th-The case with which it can be operated. and
the durability Of its work, the scam Is very elastic.
and cannot be ripped, although every fourth stitch
is cut.
This machine will QUILr. HEN. GATHER. FELL
and EnBRoIDER. Please send for circular. Agents
wanted to whom liberal Inducements will be offer
ed. Address G.. W. CROWELL& CO..
Manufacturer and Dealers in Sewing Machines,
No. III. Superior St, Cleveland, Ohio.
March J. 1852
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
GLOTHS

GLOTHS, Cassimeres, Yestings,
~ Tweeds. Jeans, etc.. for Men and Boys wear,
comprising all the desirable styles that the market
aSOrds. PECK i BROTHER.
Mnrrh 10 1872
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1862-04-16
Cheese VatsI Cheese Vats!

hAlR1MEN: We are confident We
IL can sell you the best Cheese Vat now offered
for sale in this community. Notice some points Of
advantage over other vatS. NeHse substantialirtn
legs, and constructed so that. no matter as 10 tie
size of vat. a mere touch tips the vat to whey Of
no lifting * with other watts. 10 relieve the JOinted
legs. patented. The bottom of the tin vat IS sup
ported with iron braces, instead Of the wood states
with other watts. This allows the entire vat to dY
out each day; no Tusting cut under the slais as with
other watts. patented. We introduce tho heat at the
centre Of the vat. directly from the heater; 30 pipes
to wear out: when the milk : hot enough we shut
of the heat With q simple movement Of a lever,
closing valves over the Openings t0-the vat: at the
same time opening n valve which communicates
from the heater 10 a boiler. made of iron similar TO
a clothes boiler. This Is soon set beiling. and af-
f0rds a supply Of hot water to wash up; no other
vat has this arrangement. Also patented. The
vats are substantially made. ard Of the best Of ma
tcrial. and for convenience and durability are ENt
equaled by any other vat- lou should see !hcso
watts before buying elsewhere. .
Agents, J. b. Curtis. Farmineton: Milo Powers.
Mecca; G. Reedcr, Fowler Vernon, Baker 4 Co,
Hartford CURTIS
West Andover. Asbtabula Co. Feb .. 1S62-tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18
A Musical Vagabond.

10 rug EoToR or THE FREEMAN Two weeks
since, an aged man calling himself Lucas, and
protesting 60 lecture ON Sacred Music and Con-
sreg,tionai singing, to The churches, tifst, tor
the good ol The cause, and secoad Tor has own
good, came a'o my parish. lie eame with a
large bound volume Of recommendations from
many Of die eminent ministers and editions OF
New England aud on account 81 his teslimo-
mails was permitted 10 lecture. For week
following hi, lecture, he was openly ana con
stantly intoxicated, disturbed a public a,ssmbly
by his di.ora.rly behavior, aud lndul. ed msuch
language a. is fitting only to the lowest hber
tine. How lar he Is worthy Of the confidence
Of the churches, tins statement OF facts viii
show. have considered it my duty to apprz'
the public oil the difference between the pro
fcsscd and Tie real character OF this vulgar an,
aged impos;.r on the good faith Of the commu
mty.
VIII Chronicle please copy
/ " II .o,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

Mr. SedgWluk reported from the Naval Cohl-
mittec the bill regulating The grades Of line OF
ticers Of the Navy.
The House passed the senate bill H0Hdlng
for tho custody Of the letters and presents rom
the King Of Slam.
Thursday, March ID.
SENATE.
Mr.. DAVIS of kentucky. ked that TIE case
of MIR. Powell be aiken d. as tAo legislature
Of Kentucky is In SESSION. ana would lii. 30
have the ci43 settled llesabsuqaent.y with
drew hi. motion
Mr.. Kennedy offered a resolution that the
Secretary OF the Navy inform tie Seuat. by
what law IN Naval Academy WIS removed to
Ncwrort. 4 l., and tie reasons Ion such removal,
and whether such reasons sdll exist.
The resolution expressing the thanks Of Con-
gross To Com Foote officers and men Of the
IA Il o.. 4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

Tug No,roR's Snort is believed that ono
cau'e o. dc superiority Of the Monitor over
ihc Mcu.lc il the mct that her shot is Of
wrought instead /, | Gust iron. Cast iron shot
are liablen break when fired against thick iron
plates. "a, Monitor was supplied with Tour
bundled nunds OF wrought ron shot each
weighing ga pounds They were made by for.
ging square blocks OF iron and then turning
them at The lathe They were doubtless hurled
with terrific power upon the Merrimac.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

Rev. y. Bosserman, OF the Mayo street Uni
yerS.list Church in Richmond, has been arrested
on u charge OF treason. Mr.. Bosserman is ana
i've OF Maine. The Eranaaef says no not only
refused to open his church on tue occasion Of
the day OF prayer and thanksgiving proclaimed
by JcG Davis for tho 9th ol August last, after
the victory OF Manassas, but again refused 10
open bs church on the late last day, and on u
recent Sabbath prayed from his desk ia church
That" this unholy rebellion should be crushed
out.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

We are under obligation, to Hon. j. $. Nor
rill for u copy of the Revenue bill recently rca
ported to the louise.
= We are also indebted to Hon L. p Walton
Tor copy Of the Bankrupt bill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

VIII Chronicle please copy ?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18


SIR: ln.ccordauce with your requesl | now
submit for your appreciation IA name Tor the
foating battery at Grccnpoint. The impres
nahlc auJ aggressive character q this structure
will admonsh the leaders Of the Southern re-
bclliou tia, the batteries on she banks Of Jhelr
rivers wiluo longer present barriers to the en-
trance OF tie Union forces. The iron clad ne
uuder will thus prove secure Monitor 10
those leade, But there are other leaders who
will also y startled and admouishcd by til
booming &. those guns from the ompregnable
iron tuuc Downing street Will hardly view
indifference this last Yankee notiau-this moul
tor 10 ar Lords of che Admiralty the new
craft will ea monitor, suggesting doubts as to
the proway of completing those four steel clad
Sp'ps at t.pe and half millions apiece. On
thrse many similar grounds propose TO name
the new auery Monitor.
an, st respectfully your obedient servant,
j. EWcs.oN
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18
'lNrEH ARRANGE MtNr,


commencing Wednesday, Jaa@y 81, lss2
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18


The Joint resolution te dering the thanks Of
Congress and the people to Com. Foote, officers
and men OF his houla, was taken up.
MIR, Sedgcwick briefly urged It's passage.
Ine resolution was unanimously passed.
The Senate resolution OF thanks To Capt
Worden was referred to the Naval Committee
VIM. Campbell from the Special Committee re-
ported tue Pacific railroad bill, which Was made
che special order ON one week from tuesday
next.
The consideration of the tax bin was resumed
Mr. Elliot OF Mass, offered IN amendment
that the provision for collection by Fedora OIL
GERS shall not apply to any State which shall,
through It's Governor, notify tie President that
such State will cause to be duly opcned and
paid over all the duties and taxes prescribed by
the act. 1t was rejected.
The general provisions OF the Ia. bill were
considered, including duties, officers, &c.
Adjourned to Monday.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18
Montpdar, March Is, 1862

Why SE WAS NAMED THE MoNToR'--lAe
following ucr from Capt. Ericsson to Assiss.
taut Secretary Fox will now De read with inte-
r.st
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-03-18

L. X. lveril has started o new paper called
ia fmndn County Herald, at Swanton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
The Rebels had Full Brigade and
Six Guns.
Our Force TwORcgiments and Two Guns
THREE HOURS SHARP FIGHTING.
Our Loss 7 Killed, 10 Wounded, and
124 Captured.
Rebel Loss So Killed and Wounded.

CHICAGO, Tue,dsy, Dec. %, is62.
A Cairo special dispatch gives the following add
tionsl in regard 10 the Rebel raids
The force consisted OF full brigade, with SIX pieces
OF artillery.
They first crossed tho Tennessee a. Clifton, ~
miles from Jackson, and marched direct to LexIDg'
ton, where they were met on the 18th By two Union
Cavalry Regiments with two pieces Of artillery,
under COL Ingersoll. who had been cent from jack
son ngnins. them. A battle Of three hours cnsaed,
in which the Unions;s were forced to give way.
Our loss was seven killed. ten wounded and III
captured. Rebel lose, IS killed and wounded. They
captured our artillery.
During the Rebel march northwarj, they were
attacked several times from tue south by force
supposed to be those who escaped from Lexington.
Last night tho Rebels commenced their retreat,
having approached within seven miles Of Columbus.
The damage done the road is not great as might
be supposed. Several bridge, were burned, but
throughout the trostes ali cafe. The damage
will probably be repaired in two weeks.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
FROM NEWBEBS.
Gallant Charge by n Company Of tho Third
Ncw-Yorh Cnvniry-Acquiisni OF Ee'.
Mr.. lIeIlrn--Thc hattie mt Goidsbcro'-
Erce-Labor Congress Candidate.

EgvHKRS " c. Dec L.,
VIA FoRTRxr MONROE noaiay Dee Y. 1854
In the engagements Kius,on, on tie lith, Co. h,
Third New-York Cavalry, Capt. Cole, which was
in the advance, charged over four deep d'ches eight
feet wide, and captured seven pieces OF Rebel trtil.
lery, bringing them of in triumph.
Tue Gaze OF Rev. Mr. MelIen, Chaplain o, The
2ish Massachusetts regiment, who was eourt-mar-
tailed for prcieIriug serious charges through Dos
ton paper against Gov Stanley, has been Lonorably
acquitted.
Gen. Fosters forces wero TO reach Goldsboro
to-day, and ss oannonadiug has been distinctly
heard here tho probability 10 this, the battle has
been fought; AM that tia, important pon, "a in our
poeso sion. Ihe army viii in medisiely move FROM
there 10 another important point.
There aie two candidates fcr Congress from this
District; one on the platform OF free LABOR aud tho
OF or in oppoi:iioa 10 ho CoEdsssiion and Ennnel-
patton nct, The latter receive The ae,iye support
and aid OF Gov. Stanley, and vii! doubtless be
elected.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
Who Did It4

We permitted publish the following msorssn! letter.
received by cur friend, D. s. Barnes esq:
: "JERusALEM. Sept 10, lsS1.
I DEAR FRIEND: You will not End maesdamizsd
Dads in the Holy Land. but the irregular, mssdsTins
m Vie paths stretch the mountain sides THAI travelled
bv siarchs and apostles OF old We started early ascend
Mount Ouves to behold tho gid the miHset' and towers
of the de voted city from the pscs where memory stirred BY
oasociatioO shoad sIat the mind well the
eye to the in stion and beauty Of the We'll is the
wager repaid for lon travels hordd roads, sntsdiuvian
kerry sqaaa sompsi donshp ard tho iDporunities Of
beg ing thssus A-sbs. We'll would have repaid you,
thou sn Of commerce, and he cucbe and well might you
h.y. zen reminded your own City New Yorkfo here
,.iued upon Ofthe huge sncien.o Give
tee, up YER which tn, ssycd m, u,yrs toed fer tho sins Of
,y,rld es teen uidred yssu "a tacss familiar Is
uros-'s r.. 1860. X Although 9dinedto seriousness more
could .urprss smile when Smith said No danger; civil
led certain. Draks has bsen here VIE hls f'anau'n BIZ
l.r,, L. a. r."
We do 10. Know who diSt bu. MOI doubt rome invalid
taveer cared b, :he PLANTATION BiriERss wished to
I'D critic their yir.ies ps whence all tnowdgs how
Il Ia yell conceded that atico was ever so "hcacous
,reedy sud certain for ss,sra debility the PLAN
TATioN BirrERs
They purify. strengthen, and inv sosms
They create healthy appetite.
They arc sniaote 10 change o. water and diss
They overcome .Gects Of di.,ipai su end iIs hours
They stgencihea tie system aud cd ayen the MUD
They preyer. rriasmatic AID intsrmt..en feveis
They purify the breath and aoiii.y o. the stomach
They cure Dyspsp,s and Constipation
They cure Diarghes Choiers aud Choirs heFbrs.
They cure Liver Complaint sSd NervoUs iieadichs
Jhcy sre tho s,sI Biten in the world They make tn
w.sk man strong and exhausted ua,1ss great re'torer
They ar made o pure St Coi1 Rom. he celebrated Ca.nys
Hark w ntefgresu snakeoo,. Ans, Daaeliou. Br'dock
Charoomils Flowers. &c.
Dr. W. A. Chde, Surgeon Of the 10th Vermont Regiment
writer. 81 wish every soldier had bottle OF Plantation Bit
,ei They the effective perfect and mles tonic
ever uIed"
The following from famous hotel prophors at Wash
iug;on; =, ,o..
"WAsHsGToS. ID. C.. Nov 4, 1859.
"aRssRs T. H. DR.KB Co, Please send ne twelve dozen
Plantation Bers They mach Liked b. tho saosss Of our
house. Res. ec'!aily yours
"sTKES, CHADWICK s. Co..
Prspde.or, WIZARDS Hotel"
"The Plantaion Dlers have cured me Of long standing
- Rsg. J. S CiTHORN. ROchsreF, y. Y"
Such ,he language reaching daily No article sve' had
AZ o;u sac Under ccn nrtaDce will the pare standard
o. tAe ma, ..isl. used be departed from
These Bittes soi by a the principal druggists srocer
hos and res,anran Be each bottle bears tho ia
sie Of the proprietor, signature s,seIpiete label
P. II. DRAKE & Co. No. ~ Broadway. New-fers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
u. -. -.

soygR-on Monday. De- - Jane Il via Of William
Hoys BOZ tie ;' l-ar ~ n'f i,e, ais'fa ens ana a.
IA. 4lIr4s. -.
frt ~. l 80 ~ md u. other fri1ten tte 0rif-
tf, respectfully tied s,t~Hd 80 funeral which
willie bella - e.. b.ptit thuit, D. hi-ih 'ie' .c"
Iert,naius si BE- takrn % yYr,is Hia jog frr4cnt
EuONS-On T1estay evening Dec. =. George ffs4li1
roaa or George sld fii brown, in tie o )esf 81
hIa 3d.. q, ,
a .f,-.a %. uueid ihe f,s' eo % ta --ntr 70.
I.s iisar. street o. d. t.y, e. @ oe.'cA =. OIL.
p ft.lsff-ia Brooklyn. In-fisy uil.nlnf. Dec ~
fsrg fl.ere llf.rt s5n a. fasasl AID be..l W. -l.'
,.i.i- f-rt month nri 4 dfys.
iur-ll viii tlss lee 100. 'fert'i-nc-o h4 pi'A"'
so D. L-aElacu tir.s,. or ~ 'c easy, o. Dc c- j. i
rTT.'.i"-in Hfoskga 80 lts-ry. PC. ~ l.,. Jo ~
4lr,.l olIy 90 s.. IL. aat I.ey H. sI'a." ga 3
AZ s.i, - .b, .a.iy arc invited to a.'cud t.e fu-r.
- rr.. ...c. t. t'a.I ir.t,a enlc t rra rt'n
snd Atl.4tr) " rdn. fauy. 80 iAs'' al y oeo ~.
rtTf-fr trak Avn ol Mood 20 Dee. p no iis r'ftrlre
.o 44P.sif. sir-f Robert q o. 'r-d 60 Ten. anf dove
T4s Ic..ss ID. iuc' 10 o se iliiy ',o r. ' .'s.'
h, r,,,rd i. i.teill l1n So fft,fs Episcopal Church
st.ir sf.fst near r9.j Nctnc-4iy .ie.9on " -
..ch. without ia4fIrs ..si'tii.n
sfr2t, IIri.,n city, 81 on le.ify. De- p FREDDIE
yo4lss., s1 of Alsi I'D ya..A " it@ ase- si' sna
he f-la ihs ('V,dar.l.yl 1f.crroou G.,
o'c!oek o. .he s.Ip,0n Il. De- th4fcn. llu. 'on Ci.'
sLlUiyE-On Tdigy De. ID. ilo'. Carnrii, widow OF
ilo l..e S. .rg4ias fs'd 8 y'ar' alo months g.,
law X ~ %. B1nstr 30. ths0tun st."r' or N.cdnes-
IN, afternoon NJ o'clock The ts..'rs sd -h. OF 'ne
nmi. AID thlac o. boz son. G. ces-i-e ae myird 20 -
trUd ffiti oat i-fIiff 81 'ftNou
T!AMhaS-Uu Tl..fay. Dec p Anthony Iicnarn. father
ls1- .agOr l4suisnu. b. ls ai,i seti e. h.fa.e
To- re.vss ana '.c-i ~ To- family ae lYei o. 81, -
setv.stvsr. stree. D. T. thurch, between Second l.e
glifd avrna'. wltho.t further holce'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
ANOTIsEI REPORT AEOGT TIKI
PIRATE ALaDs-It.

She Z'ircs Two Dhois AT hchooncr-tsHsi
seen "a: Tho Island al GuodcIonpr,
anchored Close 10 Shore, tlecoiVins
Provisions.
Tie ,cAooucr Mary J.. Msngum, Capt Talleu,
f'om Dominica ~ 81 dlys arrived Aerc ll't cysnig 8.
GA tie ngii Of Nov. - while entering thc ltr. @:
K seal GJomiuica), she was fred into Jy tie he5e'
e.eAlacr Alabama. SO fred two shots. and then
stored away. Dec. !, 1T night, when pi.sing tho
Island q Gaadeoupo saw the Al4baIa.. making sig-
nal 20 The shore. On ,be next Day, sa" her 49,
clofed close IN saoro, apparently receiving pro-
visions.
The n. L. Il. went adore On Cape May Oh tie
i9lh ial., a.d remained there Until lae list, wLel
&c was sot or with los Of boa; ral ru4dcr badly
spiii, yea.el 20 ma.ls lgli.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

IILTIHO4L, J -lllJl Doc =, To.
Contracts were awarded io-day by tho t. ;. Com
rssary here 10 parties ia tLia ely ior $50 barrels
prime u.,rs pork q, $sij 70; 1000 barrels be"f nt
- 9s; 10000 rounds yellow eoliee.sas4r II 81 -
q, o 80.
N. Ktore & Co, Philadelphia were awarded
81. Oss poands bard yellow soap a. cent?; $1,000
pounds d.. 1T . 93 per i0j pounds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24
Dnsniess Ncnces.


No HoLnAY GIFT compares with The CRAIG
MHosfOPH a. maeres 90 oY u1es sso surs iiri rh III
mar use b. - 81 source 81 aiaeaen anG iusruc
ii.n o. Young end old cosis bat 20 Twelve ba1 Ii4.
mouLtsi cots ~ a. MioTsopc felt ~ 80 lsiI a.,
~ lJ, win sir objects. TJ, d. ttNAl blhiD no. 40
geutro-st New fof.. Liberal discount O. lee.-r'
Ee'-i-l 81 Bles.Nay ~ L. A.nol 20; o1J' FYT.rI q
Wells No. tl. Nofsr fuc, no ss'. coz dds la h'.h
yn, - W. L. Swsyae, no. 30 FntoniI
READER, you can nave an euournq. always
rrd, End reliable OoLD exactly sdsg,i to your t.ni
md style OF writing wLea viii your WHITING 'as' enoip
O., than steel Iers. Jou ~ant o. cal on AoL4oH 20 -
NsidorIine. or inelo'e stamp ior cicasr
LADIES AHKLETs and BALMORAL Doors
For ls1ss heSle aud i.r s.atins a. J.4A' 20
80 5.J Sfoadwsy
AS Holiday Present, nothing - move ms i'il
anl accepilIis tan IA PUTNAM CLothLs H''"t" fot
f.s - 10 - PATS. New oTk, ahe b. special Agents
throughout ihs Uaiied Sa'e'
CATARRH.-Dr. GoODhIEs CAIAi;Rn REM
rDg acts upon this ioasons ntadr vita nDrc-kc fsF 10
iy me mt dose vii. relieve ani - 40 wni li.i'ly 80
u iho 1,ass io4ever Tao Doctor c4u be consulted I0I
aleg ciysst no az bfoldsay.
JuE PALMER Ann MD LOB. FEAAt
PAlaEn Inventor ava rti1Hee ifiorlscc tfiounl ios
H. y Also. Piad-r hia and rotloA 1ij houses Of FAA 80
e Co Avoid impsalllon by ealing On ths I'en.oI
MUSICAL BOXES. Musical BoXes, playing J,
g. TO- D. iG and % tlpcu ord costaf t"u ~ - 10
s2so o. Ny stock Ihe moot cateuyo ln tho cog,ty VA
never been more complete Buyefs q 4olIDA1 fE@iH"
viii DO well 10 give me o call. -,t
Toy MUaCAL BoaE8-a Ono aud d-f4bo 1fiice Tor Dm'
dr,a NJ j. PAiiLAhD. Iupun,f.
No II hhis -.aao Gap fion'l n'"'loI,.
BrAuriPuL Lirf-i.4KE PICTURES.
Carte, GO Nitts ~ pr dozen, bugrr'e - - ~ N'i
dive, registered H. a. LAMB no. lsE ClsIAsui a ~ Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-24

NOMINATIONS - THg SENATE.
Wm. Blocl; OF MGs44cLusets has been nominated
to the Senate % Consul at Han Kow, China; aud
Alexander w. Randall Of Wisconsin "a First A.
eisant Posimas.erG snesa, in place Of Kassop, r.
signed.