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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
Gouses ano fGrms Uantcb.

NNANTED-A HOUSE, Furnished complete,
TO occupy inuedl.seiy until 10. Of May. between tih
md G aud toh sd aet-.ts iico from $50 TO lOt
per month address }. n. ", Fiih avenue Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
Gtenm5oa!s ano RAILROADS..

DOSTON DAILY via GROTON.--Steaners
ID Cor.,oorv- tr ard Plymouth Rock from Pier 49, Y
T. Ell p. "a ". NJ EDWARDS, As,.. office us Wcst-.t.
FFNO NLNV-HAVEN.- steamers leave at 3 pm.
Pauene.rs rciur further tue Train from there Ct
n D. m OF remain o,aId ull moirog ~iholt charge
no BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
4 PORT by SHORT LiNE.-Lesses 2',hst 4ih-Gv q
H. sye ia Providence 4;20 pm. i2:l1 M snive IL FRO
vi .rcs 40 pm; 3 ~ Expres. Through Mail Train
srgiye In Providence ago ard Boston an.
n. j. CALHOUN Superintendent
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
K PORT ani FAIL RIVER TIE splendid and superior
se.rer MFrROPOLfS Caps Brown. ksyes New.1o fk
ey,r. TUESDAY, 1fURSD AZ, aud SATURDAY, At =
ofcIsk q a. snd the EMPIRE SfAfk. Capt. Bfsyton on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, abd FRIDAY, al ' o'ciOek p N .
iIoin Pier No. , y. Il.
Hereafter 10 rooms will he regarded secured 10 any
r.icsf; Until the -hah have been paid for.
Freight j. fOr~aIdei Though with great dispatch
by a. Exples. freight fr.ln. ,.
Nm BORDEN. Agent. Noe. 70 and II West't-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

Infection. Nhasvrr % 10 'ftin II ~ W
cor utiou de,cendrg from ens 10 chhifcn unto VIC
third aud fonrh geuersion indeed T. seems TO 10 tue roo
Of HIN who says all visit ths ii4niiirs OF ne lAh'f'
upon tisir The drssei Originates lake seoah
name. according the organ, attacks In me L"nr-.
aod. ss-uss which sulPnrse aud become ulcer,l- os
In the ,tomach Ald bowels de' srmebs which cuchii-
.e,tion dy.pera ed liver cot nt' ON mo sAin e!lPe
sus cutan-os affections Thee eli having he s'ie orsn
reass Oh. SAM remedy. via par alton and NV sfon OF
The blood Ppnfy the blood snd these dt .rous ds-u es
l,,ve vg1 Nuh feeble foul corrupted boSc you csnot
have health " IN ,hN lie Of he - healthy, yo cannot
has II. sea-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
Burning 9uio, Oils, ST.

REFINED PETROLEUM ILLUMINATING
HI Oib-Rsceiveo oiect from the insnufse.ur.,s ga
sale ia dJaaIiiiss 90 suit fle very lowest
sCHiEttfLlN BROrDEKS 4 Co.
MOO snd ~ NuhsuisC Asw.po,k
V,HE MORRILL, TARIFF aud the TARIFF
Il ACT Of tbs Special Sts.ion--,oth complete ain b..
found IA THE TRIBUNE ALH ANAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
crEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, toge b ;.

J0hS g DALI, AGENT
C,TEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, togghioe
- a, ooecs.town Cork H'norlhs Livefpoo. Ssr
ios ed n' oelrhis seen l,f ,ol ga s oygs
CITY OF BALllMORE.'''''.'''S Sa,o,G,s' ~ p,
S.,nfesy Msrch
And VIEW s,ci.as sATURDAY q. Hasn ii'" fi''
No - North River. ,.,.,.,
r1,s~ cAerS n..h; = srEeRAGE. .:..."...sa
Fus. G. 9iu London ~ sieei.se '" Iis "a
~ s Il" 10 iismhafg " g. -t-erg- t. hrron'e 80
pssere-1. ao forwarded to Iayro Bremen' ROTTERDAM
m .spo' Oh Queenstown 1T Ceta, ~, 49,
and 5 s'e.las. frn .Ie,pSo IRE &, lee n,,es
,rt Srs bsy, supe a,c nmodsiions for rss,en
a. long hit IN Watr -t'.h' lion S-ciions. sud
cay P,ent Fie AuuihaIor' L1.e''enced SAgeon' are
tr,h,r iniofoa loo apply IA LIVERPOOL to WILLIAM
INfAN lsru 30. - MStl 'in ,la'so~t to allen AiAi
COM. 50 . - nocl-. qrsle' In o. e'n.'"" 10 ., W.
ID. SEYMOUR Co. IN Onlol 10 III r MACEi, No.
- Eie Ni4an-si il" al. 70 JULES Dtco.f Ne .
rseeds 3 solre; I, pbddenaa 70 John @. DALE. NO
il u.npt.s. o. st the Company Ohees
JOHN u. DALE. A., NJ, No. 10 BiosdwSy. NY
Tg1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
L ROYAL MAIL Steamship
PASSPORTS Al. pelsns lsa'lai .ue "lied states WI
i've coulrrs, couUtesi ned o. the Sec'ery Of s,no a.
Washington or by ihe e.'no Agent a. poit ="
Froy NEWBORN 10 livERrooL -
Chief Cehin Pa-.s-e.. ...-..........-.....Sl.
Second Cabin rassage......... .......'.'''.' -
FhoM HosloS TO nvSkPooL 80,
Chez Cabin Pe>ssee.
second anr l'a-' W
Tie shl from New-i orb call o. Cork liar5or.
y lie thps from Boston Halifax sud Cok Hsfhor.
PERSIA, Capt. Judsins AFRICA, Capt Shannm
ARABIA an j stone CANADA. Capt lei ch
ASIA, CRUt. r. c. Lott AMERICA. Csp] 'n q.
AUsTHALAslAN, NIAGARA, Capt Moods.
Capt COX EUROPA, Capt. AndeIs 'h-
SCOTIA tnow buildingb
These vessels carry cei While d. Ut at mashesd green on
tioiboGId bow rcd on port COW. 49, 49, - -
Afklt .ftN- ofh .~''r'oiN
ANEEItt. Noodle. cave Bo'a w edne'dsy tth' ~
ASIA, LOT. ....sraVes O4a I'" ~
Bsr,hs Mt secared mil paid for
An experienced S1rr-OB on board -,
Tie owners OF ships vii no; be acc ,untaoe for God
Silver Bullion, S0ece. isse Y. re, ous Soues OF Metals
ns B Of adinr ar siensd therefor Hno tie value thereof
therein expr, ssei For ffc:.t or issssge' slpyto
L IINAnU. No ( HnWlinr.Ereen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
Deutisirn.

ALL persons desirous Of getting nd Of DE-
N CAYtD TEETH anr ROOTS. posi'ivry without pain
or dsng-r, 90 uoder iae sEW CdEMiCALLf rUsl.
FifD CHLOROfOiM, aiuln'sls 60 dolly by d. ~ AT
son No Bon1..t Beautiful fli sets inserted irow ~
5a5 Gold hines rom ~ 70 -; bone and snalssm ~
ccus Refer De- poud Uichfl.t. " orer coo s"i sss
Rev. Drs Ferris. Parker aud BuIchsrd-
MENTAL REMOVAL.-N. b. Gnfil n Bros,
~ Dentists % formerly 36l Grend.st, y. " ant 81
fuions, Brooklyn hsve 6e largest ard che pest e.'so'h-
.ut Ia The world Teeth deserted their improved stmos-
phelic pressure plates without extracting tie roots Fun
sets on plana Gold S2j silver rubber -Oi partial
Sc Gold, -; Silver. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

NNE Price ONLY. Writing Paper. Envelopes.
~ ,oa EsnL books ch-sp a. tssches No. 8i Nil.lU T.
Also Of Union Envelopes rni noto Fage
DIAPER, PAPER at WAR PRICES sell
4 Tor c.h, NOTE PAPER. SOC. resm upi LETTER "a
PER Elpp. Gar. ~ 80 up, together wa ia.r So q.
dealer I'm Nr.Yok. Ordes with ieIlt-ane 20 VII De- neA
on ssfsyobe II pfs-nt 10 ponon one pf'e 0u'y
ssup.o. sent to parties iDc .O,lg stamps Tot io-'a.e-
A p HARO successor 20 q Q SOD 3 neGi
Wholesale epeT Dealer, 10 - hr'salln'''
DRINCE's PROTEAN FOUNTAIN ARN1
1 AND navy PEN. Scot by mail. Dee n-iag writes -
lO hours. GEO. r. haHhL'' no % -Hssa' 81, - =
ELECTiON RETURNS from MI the states 81
N Uoou, boiling elections IN lg6l carefully c9APhrd
for TIE 1kiBUNE ALMANAC.
.-.,zx..xr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

CENSUS Of IS60.-pOPULAiIONo of EACI
~ STATE ~ COUNTIES sho the Population - The pin
cp q ie, Of the United Sste. om te CENSUS Of 1890
vi b. found 10 THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

HIBBARDs FAMILY PILLS, HlBBAkD'
CAltMlNATIVE SALVE.-For sale BY D Hun 10
2't fearlst aud by iilBBARD Yonser'' v a. a.
the principal Drug Slores Price - eenis bos' van us
count 10 de alrrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
1le0iral
r5NHE peculiar faint or infection which We call
sCRosOLA iar.s the con..iuton' Of multisedes q

niel. Il either producers or h pro-
duced by al cuie bl.d. yi,ilted -,s'e
ofthr blood shc eiu tkat taic ne.
CONES incompetent 10 sustrin the
vital ffcrs IN tLeii yigoro1s action.
odd leave IT, system 10 isl INTO tis
order decay. The scro'uinus coz
tunliuai0o i.yaTioL,ls caused ny me-.
curr.l disease. loz living. s,rc~rrt
digestion from unhealthy ."oi. impure
III hl'h snd nlihy hr5i.-. the dcpscis'
irg vices. and. above all. by The Seue-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
Gouse furnishing GOQOo,

90 TO l.. u. PASSPORTS
~ GKEAr HOUSs-FURNI-HtNG BAZAAR,
Cooper !usi,dte iDildu9.
A BSTRACIS of imp0rLans Acts ol tic second
u So, n tie yyNViib c., ,,ess and le Special Sos
zion or the NXNflitb Also the more iurosn i"ci9u
ions u President Lincoln, arc given m Tx IiNDc.
ALMANAC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
NEW.YORX Il NEW.HAVEN RAILROAD.
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.

COMMENCING 81. IvElBEp II, 1861.
Passenger Station in htwNork. cor Ethst and <th-av
In - m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14
NO nYSpEpTICS--DA ERVALENTA

CRACKERS restore me diso ton, regulate IN" bowels
dy-lop hs a otte auL coat lrss than cuauVe ID eeH
eral Sac MrGAY Cracaor baksr. no 2lo ret9'h-St'
near Houston See oirruis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

BROADWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
ID 10 23g Broadway entrance Oh Pafk.P''ce
INTEREST fOstCs.-D-po.itors are Lr'ery noehd
he, she uu semi annual inle -st ceP0fis "ntiei se-
4, OF tho rs,e 4 SIX PR GEM PR ANsUA %
sus ao exc .din- -'i and i've PER cent over rSb WA
he psiI on md srr MONDAY 2tn iustsnt i.sre Pic-d
the credit 81 d. po,i.ys sud # nee wi.ndra"n "h!oi
ipislest the ssms - . d. 1sit fom i.i n ..sn, -
FRANCIS p. sCHOALs. President
NarE Is. NoKRAiL Sscfetary
~. IL. Acan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

nor SALE IN YVES rPORr, GONNA good
i HOUSE and erirs ua'blidi4sH For particular IN
qsif- At the SAUoAruCk BASk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-14

.NN BKOADWAY-To LEI, three large
PLODRS ,uitabe 70, III. cabinet or any light maGuil,.
"'s ). CANTRELL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
senator Wade.

The Hon. Benjamin F. Wade and his la
dy passed ria the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road on their way home Saturday morning.
He chose thisronte for the purpose of see
ing something of tbescenery, land and peo-
pie of West Virginia whose cause he advo-
Gated with so much ability and zeal in Con-
gress. We hope be found and will herear-
ter find them worthy of his noble and pa.
trtotic exertious in their behalf He had
promised J, If time permitted, to pass by, and
stop short time in, Wheeling, where the
people were prepared and anxious to award
the gratitude and honor he SO richly merits
at their hands. He, however, crossed the
river at Benwood and proceeded home
ward. To merit the approval and gratitude
of just and loyal people seems to content
him.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
ReeruItlng Ln New Englana.

Lne hepuOlC7au.l
F. o. j. Smith, of Portland, Me, offers
to be one of six persons, if such number
will promptly concur, to deposit with Gov.
Washburn $675. 600, to be used by him iu
superintendent of bounties of S75to each
volunteer soldier of the 5000 thutnre now
called for from that State, additional to the
bounty which the Federal Government will
pay. The six contributors to the ready fund
will trust to the next Legislature of the
State for their indemnity, though no legal
obligation will exist for it.
The last of six brothers in one family,
who have enlisted in Poultney, Vt, was a
member of the 9th Regiment.
Middletown, CT, proposes to raise $780,
600 by subscription topay 100recruits 500
each. Several subscriptions of 500 were
made at once. Alta recent meeting at Union
vile, the prevailing sentiment was that the
rebellion should be speedily put down at
any cost of lifeor treasure. Nine young men
of the village have enlisted.-A large and
spirited meeting has been held at Rockville,
and several recruits obtained. Thos. Bar
roWs,agent of the American mills (oneofthe
largest manufacturing establishments in
the State announced that any man in their
employ who would enlist should have full
wages paid during his absence. It lis pro-
posed to raise full regiment in Holland
county. Bridgeport intends TO raise her
full quota Of 200 men for the war. Five
individuals subscribed $500 each 70 aid in
enlistments.-Water has held the larg
est war meeting, it is said. yet convened in
the state, and win send her full quota of
men promptly to the Wharf.-The Norwich
company in the 18th regiment lacked only
10 men of being full, on Tuesday,
has held a rousinps war fneekinrr. and will
pay liberal bounty. E. Wilkinson Of
fered So to each of the first 90 men. who
should enlist in his company,-JewettC City
held very enthusiastic war meeting on
Tuesday eyening.-At Hartford, nearly 100
volunteers enlisted on Monday, and the
good work still goes on. In short time,
the camp of the 18th regiment will be To-
Gated, and then men will flock in and fill up
the ranks speedily.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
Knights OF. the Golden Cirel,.

The Lam County Re0istera eof Illinois,
gives an account of an attempt to institute
a lodge of Knights of the Golden Circle at
Bertram, in that county. By some means
the news leaked out, aud number ofRe-
pubIicans and Union Democrats were pre-
sent. The meeting was organized, and then
followed the reading of constitution and
bylaws, the only importantplank ofwhteh
advocated, a compromise with JEFF. Davis (
Go. Thequestion was put to vote, and it
appeared that the rebel sympathizers were
in q minority. The attempt to organize
the lodge did not succted.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
INC putty of New state men Every
IVhere-.Hon. J ohm s. Garlic and the
Wheeling Press again.

The Duty OF New state Men Every
IVhere-.HOD. j ohm s. Garlic and the
Wheeling Press, again.
Editors Inteiiigegeer:
Il is now reduced to certainty ttiatJoh
S. Carlile has deserted the new State of
West Virgins, and that the Wheeling Press,
the apparent Government organ of there
stored State, endorses the. course of the
Senator in his opposition to the new State.
Nothing is now left the friends of the new
State but to call meetings. all oper the pro-
posed net1 State, and speak OUT, and LEI the
Congress of The United !Stdteg see that Car
lille Is misreprfsenting the feelings and Senti-
ments Of the people of the neto STATE, and to
call upon the Senator to resign, and re-
quest the Legislature to withhold its sup
port hereafter from the editors and pros
ptietors of the Wheeling Press. In this
way we may secure the passage of the new
State at tue next meeting of Congress,
But if the friends of the new State allow
themselves to be further misrepreseuted
by the Senator or the Wheeling Prs8s, the
friends of the new State in Congress
will take it for granted that the people
OF the new State endorse the course
oftbeir Senator and the Government or
gan the Wheeling Press, Say, what you
will do? Will you remain idle aud let
your State fail for ever, or Will you act aud
secure the new State? What you propose
to do, do quickly. You must net aud act
quickly or all your hopes are gone. What
have you 10 hope from either OF these agen
cies, (Carlile or tile Wheeling Press y They
are both your enemies, and desire your
bondage. One is drawing his three thous.
and dollars year from the Congress of
the United States, and the other isidraw-
ino aa nuhlir nrinter Ofi the grpstorad fState
twice that amount from your treasury =
Will you suffer these men to pass without
speaking2 Friends of the now State, i'm
prove the only means now in YOU'RE power
to secure the new State. If you act Com
gress will act, if you dojnot act Congress
will atake it for granted that you are salts
fed with your representatives..
Speak now or be content to be the slaves
of Eastern yirginiaforever. imp!ore you
to act and act Immediately.
.aae NEW STATE.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21

We are sorry to see the Point Pleasant
Register charging Mr.. Blair the Congress
man from that district with unfaithfuness
TO the cause of the new State. We are sure
it does SO from lack of correct information
and not from any unjust motive. Any such
charge does SIR. Blair the greatest injustice,
We nre assured. The delegation from
Wheeling and other parts of the new State
who were ut Washington urging its admis-
sion, Jail agree that Mr. Blair labOred in con-
junction with them faithfully and liligent-
ly from first to last, with an earnestness
and zeal which proved that his heart was
enlisted in the measure. Add we are fur
Their assured that his influence aud the good
he accomplished were by no means incou-
siderable. These gentlemen say further
that all our representatives there except
Mr.. Carlile did their duty nobly and never
once f.ltered-AIr. Wiley in the Senate,
and Messrs. Brown, Blair and Whalcy in
the House. The new State Commissioners,
too, Messrs. Paxton, Caldwell and Hall of
Marion. deserve great commendation for
their earnest and constant labors. If our
people but maintain their present attitude
before the country, or still further strength
en- it. they viii reap the reward of these
exertiOus at an carly day of the next sss-
sion of Congress.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21
The new mode o. Directing our Pa

pers.
o il9s.s VINO receive tue dairy oy
mail VIII nave noticed that tneir addresses
are now printed instead OIL written as mere
to'ore. by TINS means We are able to fur
hlsn eacn subscriber on every namoer OF
MS paper PF'u.eu statement Oh n's account
iof tue Suino' Ins ua'e On 'ne r'gn. SHOWS
'"' uay' MUM apu eHt ~ ""'On 'ne SUI
scriP.'On IS paul a le" "no are oe'inu
WIN nnu on .ue iet' Tue ua'e Mnen 'neir ~
ueoleuness began lhey Wlil please re-
e"ru tn'S us sep'le teininper 1nNs our.
terms LOT man SUBSCRIPTIONS are III the ior-
c'Oto. language oi our s'"uu'us notiee ''iu-
Har'aoiy IN advances ny this moee OIL
ADDRESSING papers no feeeipts are needea.
haen subscriber may Apo" Ny consulting
any NUMBER OF ms paper JUST waen ms time
Is out ana having 1t constantly before his
eyes Is IN no danger OIL forgetting 70 renew
mos. Important c0ns'aeF"ton' now!
ever Is .uat sn.s uesuSu senuers II ne3t y
imposs'ole' II not aosolnteiy So 70 m'ss OF
leave OUT papers ~ putting up rue pa s.
asss ,Ot tIs l1A.'. 70 rus -. %"V os''e.s
suas uets4.set ou' .s'.I.'s WIN us'e ~
SAuse ~ oSup'",a - su.s sea.es y Ns1.-
"ou. we u"se Sa.. ssN,s ~ , ,s
way ~. W. @..a 90 .,as oseu Uu'
s''s so ps.as . - Iss p"p p,s,..'
Hale nv" sou' " s0lslusst,elo @1.'.ola.
expense S.or Tue pA'eu'ee charges ne@Ei.y
~, ~: pt..t''se =. uS'u lss t4s eustoul -
apops'ns 10. our aally VIVA. seemea % DC
'leoniy ne'n9a o. senaipg Y tpFopgn tue y.
mans WIN uniform accuracy Our IN
"eeAiy eu's,on 'oo WIN ee addressed IN Tue
ss NO., N.Y. :. .ss ie@ 1"ss, 80 = WI. %
$50 .... : - Nv 'ense ~
sos;,,ass 18th sntira rso,,,ari,s Ia SUI
s;..ss W. 800. - 81, . a, ;: =
f;shIs .s no.sihls and hona taa,rsa.,hs,s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-07-21

imnression taken Tho nrintsd sbsst an
procured Is the book Amer I, has bsen
cArefnlly corrected. two Impressions arr IA.
ken One Of them ia on lordinarr 1aner for
the NEXT correction (which an The daily is
made every davs and ION the weekly once
week. and 80 on.l The other is on heavier
uaper. for mailing. The list to be used for
mailing is cut b.tween the columns, and the
strips Thus formed nasted togetherinthe or
der of the most Offices. The mailing machine
is a light omen sort of box made of brass
and SWING on the left arm with bail. It
contains a spool on which the list of names,
which constitutes long ribbon like strip
is reeled. In the bottom and we'll forw ard
is a small stationary paste cop, containing
ordinary -four paste. Over this is an inse-
nious arrangement of rollers. on which
runs u band of Iudia-rubber. This band
runs overan upperrollerimmediate above.
the paste cup, and forward over small
roller at the forward extremity OF the ma
chine. This roller, which is turned by the
foreiinger of the left hand, is made rough
so as to carry the band round. The band
after trayersipe this small forward roller,
goes back underneath. over an under roller
above the paste cup, and down into it. 1t
is held down in the paste by a loose roller
of lead, which turns as the band moves and
holds It down in the paste from which it
emerpes and passes over the upper roller as
previously described. The spool on which
The list ia wound il in the rear of this ar
rappement. and the end of tho list is now
broncbt forward and mid upon the band
which brinps nm paste sufficient to cover
The under side Of The strin and to make If
adhere TO the band while it is being carried
forward to the cutter. The machine when in
use is held upon the pile of papers to be d.
rected. When the strip is carried forward
to the extremity of the machine. the band
turns under the small. roller as previously,
Described bpt the strip being Of stiff paper
moves on over the edge and when it has
nrotro1.d far enouob. ia cpt ofF.bv n 5cutter
or k,irssovarned nv. the riebtb hand. This
No.. - E;.nI, sonora niece &c ,sB,,,.oI
sn,,s a,.o;rht ~, .h.,n ;nsiIlo ror,or .
10 n,,Is ~ &c er,roro;,v i;ko The #En;fs ~ =.
a ,, efas,aaad ,;La ona a. The far.
60 s.s Y 80, : ni,o, ana .nt,;na 3on,n
sIs' Nv ~" -. TO .nas ,sh;.h
sp0l : Nl''Al 'sN'-OA'' Ps''s wv ''N'
g Tra p a5 p,9s .,rr..o, of ,,,;s .n,t.. wide
luz uIu'' ''"Se y '-t nc eassS - -
enough to press inc taos cut on smoo'n
anu '''S' upon Tue Papst Ds"e"'" 80 snaI a
single mo'ion OIL the cutter GUS on Tue
name "na st'ehs 1t upon t"e pa per- ine Re
sPoo' peFin'!s me ilst Oh names 70 VIVA on
Freely ana lne Dano carries y toFwara anu
pastes it Mt the same time The forehnger
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
MOUNT PLEAsANT,

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TTlHE Undersigned Lady, directly from London,
who has perfected herself in tho art Of taking
beautiful Ambrotypes, Photographs, MelaneotyPes
and Ferreotypes, desires the patronage of the sur
rounding country OF sit. Pleasant, where she is 10.
Gated aThe height of her ambition v i'll be limited
to the wish OF gratifying the Of the Ladies' and
gentlemen who might feel disposed TO patrOnize her.
I,ol-2w MRS. II. DAVID.
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ANgouHeE to my Old friends and e,s. r.I q ,, 4
tile pgp that u have again dnnSS5el
q p15Iness iouE doors above my OLD stand fof Csy
ett q ~ IN t1s h9usg occupied byYYnSteu
arr, NJ. 1ol hAfl-SfFE tghefe I'M bfl5,sEsd
% manufacture all kinds Of Copper Tim and Sheet
every description, made In the tsSf
manner l9cssibIe : RTut Cana Br5iss md 81
We OF al stzes. Copper stlls nom 70 5000 allons
.etnS pfaetieal- workman OF thirty wears exuerI
sce, glse me gFeatly the advantage over fose Who
" " not enaSrs!Sud the bushes, and depend upon
Cn.nSe5 ior their work. Ny work cannot be snrnaS
ssu, AUG AT work warranted. Sugar pans for f16ias
Sc anq cane sug4r q bfer &C pfises
I all 1iso making Patent Boiler, for bath
nSse mo washing. which is highly approved and to
invite particular attention BeFIre and eaII
y y lhe ElBht place, Mo- 16l HnIn-sfreef four
LOOT a9ove my old slnd Cake particular notieel n
lt y underBtood that Il have no con-
III SIher directly or Indirectly, with r. Camp
~, ~ the OLD stand But be sure and call At No
tTeetI where you will find All kinds 0f
~ In Brass md Sheot-Iron wara:s also ono Or
s sentiments of Heating and OooI
my I1 ~ Y me City. Also, alI kinda Of Castings
=, 4il the above ertielesase manufactured riehtt
100 ~ a persons can easily slTo from 10 to 20 pep
ss ~ usehastng good article, though need Ilot
- nr ny goods n the public have known me
i All slteiel9. Il Gs II e 81 ~ "a sI % "a
- work. In my line done In god order
anu ~ vim promptness and despetsh. Il 4 4
~ taetnri1g lamp crude dil4 thak mi
- ming Tor br1lIIaneN aud light In use At 4,
so III OF OAE-HALR CENT per night. BE surs mi
: 'ai and get one gy4ZWd&yE1 q. J.DUEFIRfiD I
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- ysTRAYEDoR sToLBN from the SIedi-
s3A cal PurYeyor's office, IS Main street,
tue ,pnlng of the 18th Of july, black Newfound.
land pup, or 10 weeks old. Any person returning
said dog will receive SO; or any giving any
Information in regard 10 him will be 1lberany
Warded Pjy2l-St 81 = WILLIAM 8. 6U@. =