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The Portland daily press., 1862-12-12

COUNTERFEIT POSTAGE CURRENcY.-There
are counterteir 80 cent notes of the new pos
tage currency in circulation, and as they are
quite well executed, we desire :, put the pub
lie On their guard against them. There are
four distinct and easily noted marks by which
they may be detected. 1st. The paper is thin
Washington vary considerable from each other
IN the counterfeit--so much SO that two or
ihree OF them, If standing alone, would hard
~ De taken to be portraits of Washington
whiie on the genuine they all closely resemble
eacn other I'd. The linked letters "U. s." un-
der the middle face of Washington in the coun-
terielt 90 not show the lower end of the IS"
uine they do. This mark is easily seen. 4th.
Inc border round the lettering and 80" on
the back OF the counterfeit is dark. and the
lines are crowded, while in the genuine the bor-
der is open, with line Of light dots running
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-12

HomEsTEADS FOR $40.

UNHE MISSOURI LAND COMPANY have pur-
IL chased from the Hannibal & 81. Joseph Railroad
Company large tract of land in Northern Missouri,
adjoining the dourishing town of Hamilton, Caldwell
County, for farming and manufacturing purposes,
and have divided their property into lots and farms
They are offered TO subscribers in shares OF go each
Maps, with full information, be had by calling on
EDWARD SHAW. Agent,
l02 MIDDLE STREET, PORTLAND.
une diff
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-12

through the middle all the way round. In the
counterfeit this middle line is almost invisible,
while in the genuine it is so distinct as to catch
the eye at once. These marks will enable any
one to detect the counterfeit.
The Portland daily press., 1862-12-12
PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,

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Is published at No. s2I EXCHANGE STREET,
in FOX BLOCK, by
FOSTER, GILMAN and HALL,
Under the firm name of
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vance, to which will be added twenty-five cents for
each three months delay and if not paid at the end
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sR0o per square per week.
SPECIAL NOTICES, sl.50 per square for first week,
800 per week after.
BUSINESS NOTICES, in reading columns, II cents
per line for insertion. No charge less than fifty
cents.
LEGAL NOTICES at usual rates.
Advertisements inserted in the MAINE STATE
Press (which has large circulation in every part of
the State) for 3s cents per square in addition to the
above rates for each insertion.
Transient advertisements must be paid for in ad-
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rY- All communications intended for the paper
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

A CApEAY or MUSIC.--prof. ADRlEN,
~ the greatest Magician u the world respectful, iniorm'
the public ths. be- wi srprsf AZ h" Academy Masc
MOrDAI lith in,i..
And following evcuing.. ADD give -one Of his
WOsDkRflL NY ofERiOIS MAGICAL
Hill ,lON3
Producing amo,t inrumesbr articles aud creatures It
wefe from nothles.a Furnished fea1sbs ready tor
,tv H. ait down TO- and fas 81 Water enough to quonch
lage hfc, with many -
FLATS or MAGIC
Far exceeding al that has been done b.
ANCIENT CIR MODERN MAOlCIANs.
by which he will prove 70 New loik Hoiionee ibas
ADkIEN
THE PRINCE or MAGiClAkS
Ard
KING or WIZARDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

NNIN1ER GAKDEN
w uGANp GALA PERFORMANCE
IL CELEBRATION OF Tnf BIRTHDAY OF
MAsllIAOIDN.
On thi. occasion
THF NATIONAL ANTHEM
THE srAR-SfANULED DANNER
WIN BE- sung by the Compauyth- solo pats by Ma Wbs
ard ~ A II Davenport.
T" A BEAuTIsUL BALLET
AND A II AIRING FARCE
THIS EVENING will hs --rnt-d EucA.soas comedy Of
In which
MIR. J. 5. CLARKE
GREAT COMIC ROLE
MR.. HENRY DOVE.
BALLET DiNkhTlSSEMENr
LA JOFliA
'n'foda''Io"''iT TIT AalG6Sf3ffsg the coyPh'''
THE BEAUTiFU CUBAs
Tshesu 10 ~A ca 40 National Auhcm viii De suug By tho
miro Comp1 y.
% Concluding Win tic Grnod Pa. seai.
IA MADiiLtNA,
BEAUTIFUL CUBAS
"''' OUR PLEASANT EEIGHBOh
III NO 20 BROADWAY
WASiIlhGrOsS BIRTHDAY.
MATINEE AZ 3 OLUCh.
CAPT WILLIAMS.
GAAAI NAUTICAL,
PANORAMIC sud m ,MArlC
EhIENlAiNMEhi.
| CHASING WiiALLs -.
AROUND THE WORLD
" '' YANKEE WnALEMAN
! EVERY tNKNlNG. A. u O'CLOCK.
! WFDNESDAi aud SN1 URUAh AFTERNOON at o'coc,
/ lint. tn J.. feuts lfsul 3 cal
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NEWyORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. FEBRUARY g. 1867
nAPNIru,s AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEOm'
ID SATURDAY FEo. % is1t
WASnIN0TON's BIRTHDAY;
WA;UINGTON'S Blki HlAY
WDSilI NGTON'S bI rkhDAL
0RAND NATIONAL GALA DAT
IN celebration II he Rith o. tue "fea' anu "''
tho father OF hi. country. End OF ,,crop,rs
THE GLORIOUS VIC il'hir.,
rritF GLORlOU, VICTORIES
THE GLORIOUS VICTORIES
TIF GLORIOUS VICTORIES
n, an, Army AID NAVY in The South aud West. over
THE TRA lTORS AND RtBtLS, ...s
hos bl.ck hearted trachery snd peihdy have thfes'epo
The Jr.tructicn Of tic nstiO'd. beiu.a he'd 70 " ~
THE IMMORTAL WASHiNGION'
SPLENDID ICES
SPLENDID CES
SPLENDID CES
viii take plscs nearly
EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR.
EVERY HOUR,
EVERY HOUR,
the nrt 10 O'Clock consisting Of grand
NATION Al ALIEGORlCAL 1AbLEAU,
THE TEMPLE OF LIBERTY:
COLUMBIA the GODDESS or LIBERTY. supported BY
"'' THR SOLDIER AND SAILOR
the SOLID II AND SAILOR
TuE SOLDIER AND SAILOR
who have noby The battles Of the country and saved
to u, our liberty ard d. prudence The rst,onai Sops
TIE STAR oPANGLED BANNER.
will BE- Suny BY the Company. 81 which Commodore Mutt
will bs introduced aud Eng patno, song aud give other
p''i''~'' thai NEW W. r.RY PLAY oNDlSA,
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Anv ono ,en,irg single letter post stamp viii receive G
a. ar with he engraving 70 above referred to.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22
NO. 1Ol CHAMBEBs-ST.. N. Y


NO 1O1 CHAMBEHs-Sr, n. Y
BARGAINS DAILY FROM A q THE CASH AUCTIONS
ANO FOgCEO SALES.
To which the attention Of e,oy clo.s buyer called before
TALENT ANp b. 'gf FE ' * ESaf DEPARrMEsr IN
The Arm Of LEWIS HAviLASD Co,
No 1OI CHAMBFRs-Sr, n. y. 80.
having been solved the 81. DAY OF Deoemhsr io
h friend. and tq- patron Of h 1t" nm is. o.
,rLd. coutinuing hi, style of doins bu,ino.' %
,ad ing hn- and domestic goods Z" small ADVANCE ''
Cash at ~. $500 90 NIL BUY MORE GOODS NOW
n'n ever ,ss cSs@.s "a ~ m Mr LEWIS hsppy
DO 40 cot, in takius nos "- On the old sndi si ~
add Ldey he ht. I'D 5i. expenses bets"~n $50 ad
= 90 ysaf witch amount b, 10 hing to di-,rbu, among
as AL SEw ' &SD pfSr%IsLE dooos viii pc~d
up throu ,h ~siey they can BE- bought &c al 81
~ HDnIrroN 70 LARGE STOCK or STELLA
Shawl, BKocns SqrARz SHAwLs, Ca~EL,, >h.ss rL.lN
Snk MrtrubE, SHAWL MERisos. PArsK NrsLi>s CLMkp
C.NHIcs ssp sASN sNLsH AiHps % GOODS b"V"hF tros
, sPKorLsrIoN AZ L.sr FAILS
cash AUCTIONS"
J. . LEWIS uss on hand god tocs y tho ossbr'ied
branl OF Now Boon b"s ~ n On !. 40 ~, "a - a.
~. tf.nd Of ss !. controlled by SIR Lewis. AID is no,
'''a :" 'H' pa &c ~, ~, cESrs AND UPWARD
10 pieces J2ioch Bl.os Sax Moie Ap,ique , cents
fi.LL srocK Of BROWN AND BLEAcHEn
White Gods UraT~ry. h..lins hosi-y Lssns i-aine.
q CHAINS s. all Of whioh all be sold at prices that VIII
Ir.y competition.
As Mh LEWIS DID ALL THE BUYING AND GAVE
a., THE ,REpirs ~ ,LD yiKs, MS ersrosrks AsD
rgtENps VIII riSp 40 cnAsoa ~ krhsk OF snE.s pr
F1cHT ~ possible, HH WILL GIVE Tan bu'ise
x.tr PARTICULAR trgKsroN SOW Tu,r HvsH. $500.
GOODS WI LII bDUGHF ALL AGkFE IN SAY mo.
ARA HslV soLp. To rKoyH gscr. Mr. LEWIS 1--WE
,ssns 400 ns PKK.ssr sTohH rHS srsTEA
uthING SELLING yisE GOODS pos tsss. AHD LAST
~ y n LAHGEsr AMOUNT oy GOODS svzn 90
o, Asr cssn JoBpiso hoosE IN Askn'cA' PROVING rnE
stsIgNoy -. -- - . d.
SMALL PROFITS GOOD NALUE AND QUICK SAILS
he de, d.d.y tis mott sgeeab stem t. sll merchants
Last year. pdce. wi 30 this owing - the great
due lou H. c1pens-s.
Cal and .nan,ue prices, that the expense.
light aud you 20 buy before ,oa lsase tho s,o'e
An ofaeis i - hed - h the u'u, pr1mptness snd ca
J. ID LEWIS tLats OF ia. tim Of Lewis. Nsy'lsnd TO
No tOi hamber,st of harch-st
B-J. D. LEWiS has cis ID with himself part,
uer ARTHUR COCA, tho former bookssrp-r ant cab
-g II Levi. yii.Hd CO., uId'r the nrm name VI
J ID. LEW is Co.
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NIBLOs GARDEN.
y CROWDED nOU sEs-BRILLIAST SUCCESS Or
NJ. JOHS WOOD
Mr. i. COLLINS.
ard the great spee.cl'-'r aS q
rilE COLLEEN BhWS
SPLENDID SCENERY. ELEGANT FURNITURE.
CORRECT COSTUMES SUPERB APPOINTMENTS
Ali iHTitEtN NEW.
THIS ENfhiNo.
aud EVERY MIGHT unl further 90 ice.
TiiE COLLEEN BANSi
Or, Tug BHfDEs ~ oAHH1owsS
MfLES IA CAPITALIZE with .ou.-J..Mr !. COLil|5
ELY OCONNOR with ,ong.l Mr.. jon NOOn
Ito. Ike Act Tho Cave. Act 81 he u, Room
Adu-ion go all paris Of ts h'u-el ........O cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-22

VNHE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
MARCH. 1862.
Is READY TODAY.
This Nnmber has Cont ihutlns from
JhMFS RUSSELL LOWt LII
EDWARD fVEREir
OLIVER WENDFLI HOLMES
PROF LOUIS AGASSlZ
JOHN q. WHITTIER.
MRS. II. Il. SrOWK
AUTUOR or "LIYR IN THE IRON MILLS"
THE COUNTRY PAKSON."
WILLIAM DORSllfIMER-
CHARLES T. BRACE.
{. {. MAXWELL.
T. T. y LOWELL
MRS A. u. T. WHITNEY
~. ". y GLEN ELAND.
COSTpN The fruls OF Free Labor IN tho Smaller is
AIDS of the vi in West ladies 81 10 Day, Noun
tain Pc'urei. The Zee Of the Rife; Agnes OF s,reu'o
Methods Of STUDY in Nduis HIT ~; The Southern ros
rung tie sorrows Of Chi hood The Koabi alton OF
Spsni Rat tia 10 sian Made fiemonts iiundr Day'n
Mssouri brdoTodlm ss"n, ESQ. t. Mr. u 'sea bIgo~
TsJsncu; Voyage o. tho Good slip Union Recent Amen
can Publications
TRRus-Twenty Nv. per number There dollars per
year. post paid by the Publisher.
TlCKNOR FIELDS. Publ hors
No IL Nashiu gton--t.. boston, Mas
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rNHREE NEW BOOKS.

THREE NEW BOOKS.
i l. HEATH, Five Lay sermons. hy John brown d. D.
author Of" Rsb and MI. Friend" Ibmo. - erfts
Two Glasses Of People sh to read this book those 10
are not well sud thoe ho IL = fail 4 cptL in,ir g.
tcn conveyed in lwey blunt familiar q, l., ~ u III. WINTER
were taking t. the common people ihs hnth- ~ r's
them r great end the stories make them laugh or ana
enforce what be rays"-l y. y. Observer
reader picks up thu. book be- may make up nj nns
beforehand tina lay Il down until he has gosr
through with "-lPf-sbytcIisU
H. OOPS WAY or PEACE a book for tbs snIous ~
IIoratins BoDsr. u. ID. 10 mo - cent. - -
M THE SUPkENATt RAJ ~ RELATION TO Til r
NATURAL ty the Rev Jsmr. MoCosL. Ii d. ilmo. : %
DR. McCo.. have the mcfi' OF .r-ahiug TO ivins
questions aud meeting existing sirrs tie Ia, the
. # meeting the eIsct i'sue 81 f-cl. instead o. ukns
the difficult problems which either IN inc g. Pioo by.
which in the stempi TO co'cie ID rc si"n
here IL "a Ms quck aiscrumsL Il truth All -rr
Of the sids Of splendid snd imposing put
piic syes.. AID ready pre- pn nd mary riius
ofth lie harmony btweeu tn sn' Of hsac sud HeNes
ton snd all this with ~fcfcace 20 living isl's which inst
sirst value hi. writings rp- lilly IL latest ~oIt lte
ht magnet ilo heap -hnd and rou hugs he jude
rent fcks the metal aud rejects tie hrss dirt
i. this sound sensible Judicial fua ~ mind that f-nt'r'
sober aud safe timer snd communicate {" he "oiks
healthy aud sanitary infuercr iu ths view thrr
wide popularity &, both deserved snd explained
Review.
Ju,, Published by -
ROBERT CARTER BROTHERS.
No. 80 broadway.
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'YINHE SEMI-W EEKLY TKlB L Il.
TIE NEw-YoRK SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is
pablished every TUE5DAY aud FRIDAY.

published evcry IUE5DAl and FRIDAY.
of No. 1.7i7 Feb. 81 !:
I..EDlTORI,L ARTICLEs: The Return to Law
snd i'e'ty solemn Occa.iooi M stanton on
Sl4yer,. slavery 'ri'ati0u-Si4 ~ II 10 stop edt
We, Virginia. Disguise L-d Aside; 4snce'
Teac ing To- PICK toes Jou'n,i.n.i af ste $
led Ns'i,gai ln,o,ve"cy i3''h hei, . IN me
Are they Frol-. or WHAT The Ming. Makers and
tb,irIH.S. a La dnark; LdIoiih farsgrei h..
H..THe FORT GOSELsON BATrLt; Sturdy
Fighiug; Additional Details The Rebels Gone
{ ON (lrs-vile.
IU..FROn MISSOURI Phce auh IN Re'fe4'i HI
81 Captured
Iy..NAN NEWS SUMMARY
v..PROCEEDINC5 IL CONCREsS.
VFRON PORT ROYAL.
yII..LArFsT NEWS r sCEIvED BYTELEGnAPH:
Reported EvacI .tion Of Manassafi hnpoftsht
Communication from Mexico.
VII. THE SKIRMlSH AT BLOOMING oar. Cone
30. doocc Of The y, Iabuuo.
M..THg CONTEST IN AMERICA: BY John Stuart
hiL
x.ORTAT AssFMBLAOT OF ROMAN CATHO-
nc BISHOPS ~ ROME
M.FROM HAVANA: Correspondence Of The N. Y.
Tribune
XII POTrRY: Onion sorV Of the Ceit" Song for
the liucs" Choose Ye"
Kill. EMANCIPATIJE ~ DELAWARE.
XIV. IMPORTANT INTERVIEW WITH LOYAL
INDIANS.
XV.FROM WASHINGTON: Correspondence OF The
y $. Tribune.
xyI..Nfw ROUTE TO WASHINGTON AND NEW
YORK.
XVII .THE WAYS AND MEANS SCHEME.
xviii. GOATS.
XX..AMhRIChN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XX.TIs PROPOSED TAX ON NEWSPAPERS
Core ordeLce Of Tno N \. InboIe.
XXI.TO Our FRIKND%
XXH..FHOM EUROPE
XXiH..A MONARCHY FOR MEXICO.
XIV ..POLtTlAh.
NNV.rIRSONAL.
h.vI CITY NEWS
XXVU. MISCELLANEOUS.
xviii. MARIO AGES AND DEATHS.
xxx. THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
XxX..TnE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR iot,
XXNI.MFEKLY EEsIEW or THE EfN-NORK
DRY GOODS Market
XXI. .COuIERCtAL MATTERS; Fui R.por. Of tho
Siock Money. C0iDn. Graiu. aud cav Msfkets.
tpcc.rll5 G-yDred Tor Tho y. y. InOunc.
Tgtvs-Oos Coy or one year, 81. Two Copies. ono
wear IS. Pise Cop,g., ono year. iii 30. Ten CoPie.
10 address, 40.
Fora Clu5 4 rwsnty. Nc send al Ezra Copy.
Fora Club Of Fouy, send fho Daily Tribune graIii
Address THE TRIBUNE NV York
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printing.

IlTSr FOR THE FUN OF THE THING,
~ n. Chr,p-a pdner No Tpon row, oear CO, iisi.
will iut 10000 CIRCULARS iot ~ o. ~ nosiNISs
CARbS T., Nv ct. ope ieam u BlLLhEADS FOR :! -
POSTERS PAMPHLETS and everything else eqnsly low.
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CLOTE n JAMES,
saiion-rs Printers sd Blank Book Msnu'scufefS ~
81 Rnitoa.st. Orders respectfully solicitei
.nNE Price only, Writng-Paper. Envelopes,
~ snd Plank Book. cheap. a. Lescbe'. No. ~ aa.'Su "
Also lar u,ormeni Of Union Envelopes and Note rsef
DIAPER, PAPER ut WAR PRlCEs-l sell
i for c,sb NOTE PAPER, soc. resm uri LITTER "a.
PER = up: CAP. 81 20 lighter with large .tcx OF
p s. OF ,erv ciyon at lower price h.n any whole
,-r in Ne~-Ypk Orders with remittance. VIII be hed
on favorable prssen. in person op" p'ice only
SAMPLES s.nt to p4riies iLclocy stamps 'or postage
A. y. HARD. Successor t. Carson hsrd
Wholesale Pspsr Desicr. No. ~ Peesmsn-st
DlINCEs PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARMY
i AND NAVY PEN Sent by mail one hiing writes -
10 honu GRO. p. HAYNES. No. 81 Ns-ssl-'t-, y. y.
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KlNpLING wOOD-OAK aud PINE at 20

N cen for more boxes. ..,.
uiaIory O.A And Pine BY the load aud cord Acdwss
G. COLLINS foot of East 9JdSt
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IL r o. DAY.
TIE drama viii be p'e.enss4 9TH cat Of erraorSi
usfy strength go. .........
II ny kFLLY .....................Niss LAURA kFENF
NfLIN RitADl. th-r be-, .pposf,nc-i....fra WALLtR
TiiE MACAhIHh. thi. hrt pg~tfsuc-l ....Mr WALLER
Ani 40 co.. vre,er. prpu o company
SYNOPSIS or SCENERY.
ACT >iga torch .nd meeting - fr'p ~ day. an lri'a
man. t.s- AIT PtfP - bAN tho lcsrthy. wrongs
"a. paor nonzarr.. Iss oaoinh~ Mays homo, rsy
.th,rs love the cd song .p"cimrn - lr'h
court Lip WHISKY hunor. ol IiL FAIRS fvftnue
l. ,,s-,up, GRAND lABLEAU or TIE fACi.O"
FIGHT
ACr 2-Be,rayef and betrayed The oath; the hedge
school acquiring the aphsb~' under dhcul'ic, diughsf
drveu out upon the dfunk-u po.tmtn The prir.
th- rardon the Black Valley Mas Ia thr tap;
L.. spt LIT prayer ruIde, tLIg and teTrhc descent
/ o. thf Baa cioiuiie 10 tie BLACK Na.ry
ACT J--lA- Mscafthy srereds Cour;-marali Babby's
oaih atd DG'bys cautn Ps.ey the stand how not to
Ala. the Hrrs a. eth sentence.
PEP O'DAY ASD PEEP o. DAY BOYS
Tho boz ani the p,pers proof, Of fucrs yilLny two
wifnr..es 81 hose testimony cani.u, be- r. -cfcdi
BISCON EKY % THE TWO COLLEEN5i
Fo-e. 81 hnppu-s. and ioyiul Termination
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9tationerp and fanfp GOODS.
"THE PEN Is sI MIGHTIER THAN THE
TIE GOLD PEE-THE BEST or ALL PENS


MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On rec.p, Of any Of The folcsins sums n cash or po
'mp' hs WIN .snd ~ s. .a .,
"s'''''''''"tS;o I'll PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents the M.sc Pen for % cents the Lucky Pen,
for 50 cents the AwayRedy Pen for Is cents the Elogsa
Pen and for 81 The Excelsior Pen
THE SANE PESs IN sILygRraLATEo EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For 50 cents ts. M.sc Pens IS cents, .he Lucty Pee,
for a. the Aw,ys Ready PEN for 81 70 tte Lsgso rea'
end for cob ,s' f Eass @h rrn Points
every Of which i'll Tar outA't gross OF tho bed
The nan. "a Morton" Number" and "ou,lity" ~:
stamped the following Pens ard the PeInt' re wa'nst
s ot 81. .. o"v: NOT No. being smallest the ,..a
sdsptet for tho pocket No the smallest ara 70 S
Nibs Of ali sre. sad qusies Shot kb' Of Nos o.si
and made onl, Of Gre, qnay Tho snsrsvos' are fAe-"n
Hes OF We &c So fI1 PENS. WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents. NO. Pen. Is: quality or MOI re"' -
For ST. ago 2Pec. lst quality. ora No aPsu "a quality.
For + g. sSe Pen quality. or sNo %Psu. I'd qusa'
Hfoar 81 ~ N. no Ps" quality Pen. I'd quail
OF r. IS no Ps" Isl quality Pen adqu.ly
For aaS. .No. s Pen i.t quality ,,,,rp rvrpvuo,
THE SAME c easss rt @ira II rE SiH AAA'
For Al So sNo Pen. il, quality ora Pen @9usitE
t. ora No. I Pen, ID quality
For No Pen Is. quality No Pen, I'd quality.
or No . Pen. I'd quslity. . .
~ No Pen Sd quality - - IL,
FOR - No PEP. i.t quality, No. efeo I'd quality.
For - - No. 8 Pen. let quality -. .,c,,x,,n
GOLD PENS All IM QUALITb IN SfLVER-MOUNTEV
DESK-HOLDEKS
For 81 a No. : Pen tor 81 IS aNa 5Psni for 81 hs
No. 8 PEG; For - 50 No Pen
For s4s No. 8Pen; for IS no sPeni snd for sssNa
10 Pen. a..
The Let Qusity are pointed with the very Dos. irifo'!
Points esys'y Sc ected ard 81 hi. quality are se
With "a. 'liste'. imPerfection which s@h ana 'he os'
s,ruiiny cen detect .I,..
The % Qnat," superior TO spy Pens naas ny ui~
previous 70 the year 1850. ~,
tn. "a Qusly" intends ssl eqA In rec oect 70 oa'
,,bi,y Fs,ie,ty and Good Wrisg Qtie. 1.-THE only roc
con.i Irrational any Gold Pen, inside elsewhere. ,.
In sg.rd heap Gold Pens he beg e,vr IN say tn,
previon, 10 oreraiug bis New aud PseDtrd naenne. ns
could not o.vs n,d- Good Wntin, aud DuraDe rens log
N urcs had tho ,od been furnished sTAtatously,
Payi,, ordering rus m all ia' anc" T,eyg Ms
Ter" nad Baiiiy" II ne Pens Fsss and Cd'e "dnH@
~ FOR .se by al dealers IN the line throughout tss
county ,,o,r,x
No rs Maiden Lane SewYork
angle letter stamp will receive clr-
.. ar wit The carvings above referred TO-
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Tnr or SD AQhKlA Whilst. nal ''rdr o. hs'.t nm
ftsuMOTu BEAR SAMSON MONSTER sNAhE'.
III ply FANILi and million otLe oaro.iti-. from ever,
aast.r e fLs Gi"h~. ,,,r,,.Srtv
" TIE EyF NISG .e Mus,um will bs BRILLIANTLY
III TMlNATfD -. 9, .
futssion cents cons eu nhhff ~
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Uants.

Ii FAMILIES wanting good SERVANTS
vii find the largest sd essbi-h-d lNsTl o. ths
ner Of 6ih ~ md llth.t or cp-hle civil German lh.
Eugih Protestant. and American Women, endIc ed ~
Mf. FLOYD. Hs,.l,. Boarding Houses, &c. sppPisd
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4 NEW NOVEL BY THE AUTHOR OF
"A TIE UEiR OF REDCLYtfE.
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Or
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-24

into material for mans apparel Win bear a
few words Of explanation. We may say here
that the mills were built by Cleveland build
srs, and as far as possible Cleveland furnish
ed them, Cleveland labor works thsms and
Ohio wool is used exclusively in manufacture.
The mills are thsreforevery decidedly abome
enterprise. The wool which is brought to the
mill is frst assorted, according to its various
grades. The size of the hbres is the guide in
asserting, An experienced eye is required
in this operation. There are about ten sorts
Of wool, comprising the various grades from
coarse to hne. After being assorted the
wool is washed and rinsed Of animal grease,
1ben it goes into the dye-kettIes in the dye
house, receiving the various dyes required.
The dye-ksttles used there are an improve
ment on those in general use. They consist
Of copper kettles within wooden ones, with
space between in which exhaust steam from
the engine is introduced, and thus the dyeing
is Effected By waste steam, which is an eco
nomieal arrangement. After being dyed the
wool is dried and removed to the third floor
Of the factory, where tits picked to pieces and
the various colored Woels mixed as re-
quired. It is oiled little here for lubri-
eating purposes. From the picking door
Il comes down to the second AOOr In
wooden spouts, to be earded. There are
Eve sets of carding machines, three machines
to sett. One boy tends each sett. The
wool comes from, the last card Of the sett in
what is called "ropihg," which Is wound on
spooIs. These spools 60 to the "sPinning
jacks, five in number, each having 200
splndIes. one man tsnds sash jack, and can
spin IsO, 900 yards day. The yarn that is
spun is then spoiled for the dresser. From
these spOOls it Is run onto the dresser rOlls,
which are about three feet long. From the
dresser rolls the yarn runs through glue and
water to form sizing, and then over large
copper cylinder, heated by steam, for drying
purposes. The above operation is called
dressing the yarn for weaving. From the
dresser it goes onto beams, forming the
warn. thence to the looms to receive the all
! ing. There are sightsen broad looms, each
carving Eve shuttIss. After the cloth is
wove it is secured with soap and water and
then rinsed to get the oil ont of it. II
next goes through the fuiling MILL
which gives compactnsss to it. Ii
is next run over cylinders lined on the
outside with teszIes, for the purpose of rails
ing the nap. After this it is hung out Of
doors on the tenter bars to dry, when it il
run through a machine that sheers the naI
short and even. Each piece Of cloth is ther
folded with paste-bOard between each fold
and placed in a press with heated irons be
tween each piece, and subjected to heav!
pressure, rendering it smooth and free frOH
wrinkles. 1t is then ready to be put up il
rolls for the market. A look through III
Cleveland Mills is really worth the journey
i it costs.
We hope its success viii induce capitalist
, to start other manufacturing enterprises
, Cleveland.