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REV. HENRY HILL, Manchester, N. H
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MRS. WILSON'S
co AN UT OIL.
HAIR DRESSING

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MRS. WILSON'S
HAIR REGENERATOR.

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A G r I c U L T U r E

MANUFACrURING AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRY
our Forelg Correspondence Of course less space
VIII De gwen IN the coming year, but lie latest and
aoSo iinEorant news irom Lonton, Paris Turin, Rome
ica our correspondents will promptly and briefly send
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Use the Rcgcneraor before retiring at night, and
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Use nothing your hair but these preparations, and
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Who wants Good Head of Hair? Use
Mrs. Wilson's Hair Regeneration and
Hair Dressing.


fIeaSe read few certificates from the following rela
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MEssRs. HENRY p. WILSON & Co-NIy wife is now
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- unh2sitdhngly pronounce it IN invaluab!e arti-
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s.A HILL, wife of Rev. Henry Hill, Manchestcr,N II.
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November |.
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Great Remedy for Conghs, Colds an
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WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
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THE following testimonials will tell sometime aho.
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TIES OF White Pine Compound received was suf
ana and was able to preach in two days. believe
me Com pound is an invaluable medicine. l do wish
come better acq TAINTED withit." ~
Mgy m r. stevens Pastor of the Baptist Church at
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Cough medicine have good reason to believe If to h
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MI Asa Goodhue of Bow N. H. prost a, ed by
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afterwards FEB % 1860 in full statement lis cas-
esays ~ believe Dr. foand's w hite Pine Co 4boup
under God, has been the means OF my recovery thu
undreds of cases Of Kidney comnlaints c1rprn w
TIRE LY by taking the White Pine Compound have been
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AN aged man in Danyers, Mass, heard of theCom
pound as wonderful curative for kidney comp laints
belng @ great ITS sufferer from that dcuy he sent the
many bottles h msef Wv"
fhe second case that of business man. in Salem
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VINO sells your Medicine has requested me to give e
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TIES of your White Piao Co0porma have cured ne of
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q gfo tl1oto l.,
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THE WORLD.
AN INDEPENDENT
DAILY, EMLWEEKLY, g. WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER,
National Giro ion and Family Reading.

THE WORLD has now been in existence for little
more than year. 1t has attained in that short PERIOD
to the highest rank in American journalsm-toa per
fectly secure financial basis and to circulation, pa,
ronage and influence which has only been equa ed by
| other journals after the abors of many years
For the coming year no labor expense will be spared
| 10 make he World what it aims to be-the
BEST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA.
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pure morality and n steadast adherence to
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men. 1t is national, ALWAYS on the side of the
UNION, TIE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS
In the future it has IN the past will give to the
administration hearty and vigorous support because
In the war for the Union twenty millions of ope have
coniided to its hands their battles for Liberal lnsu-
hons Good Government, Nationality, and Freedom
Inc " orld VIII oppo;e all compromises which would
barter away he principles for which this war is waged
II VIII oppose peace itself till the of the as
ures he permanence OF peace and will urge the pros
ecuion of the war, with economy but with RELENTLESS
sor tH federal property is recovered and federal au
thory re-esab!iShed from the Chesapeake to the R
Grande. "
Our corresponding attached to the various dvi
sons OF the army will accompany them wherever they
go, and by free Of the telegraph and the mails
present in the columns Of The World
A COMPLETE HISTORY OF THE WAR
from day to day and from month to month.
", In the Weekly and semi.Weekly editions of Tie
HoIlu especially, large space VIII be given to
AGRIC ULTURE,
and to all the departments Of
MANUFACTUR1NG AND MECHANICAL INDUSTRY
10 our Foreign Correspondence Of course less spacf
VIII oe gwen IN the coming year, but lie latest and
most important news from London, Paris lurin Rome
SYRIA Chua Catifo mil Japan Egypt and South Amer
Us. ' ~
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iURAL. and COMMERCIAL, as well as in LlTERA.
IUEE, SCIENCE and ART.
we shall continue the publication of our Eccesiasti.
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Brigadier General Pleasanton, whose
name figures SO frequently in the dis
patches from the Army of the Potomac,
Is native of the District of Columbia,
but his family have resided in Philadel-
phia. He entered the Military Academy
at West Point in 1910, and graduated in
the First Dragons in 1874. In Novem-
Der, 1S45, he was transferred to the Sec
ond Dragons, and in April, ls47, receiv-
ed brevet as First Lieutenant Z for gal
liant and merltorious conduct in the bat
tie of Pao Alto and Reseca de la Palma. !
In December, l649. he was commission
ed as Captain. In 1867, he Was appoint
ed Acting Assistant Adjutant- General on
the staff of Gen. Harvey, and served in
that capacity in the far West for several
years. On the reorganization of the army,
in tho summer of 1861, he was made
Senior Captain IN the Second Cavalry,
and last summer was promoted to Ma
jorship in the same regiment. During
the campaign Of the Peninsula, he was
made Acting Brigadier- General of eaval-
~, and afterwards nc. commissioned i
BrigadierGeneral of volunteers. He has
led brigade of cavalry ever since.
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. ls, lsea
Aicohol--G7a 60 cents
Reans-s @ SO s2 PER bGshel
EGtter-auiet. 100 tic FOR rood and prime
theese--Nesterl Reserve ial l0!e. ~ T. Ham,
burg II @iilc.
Cofee-Firm. Rio prime a4a SIS common Ia falf
So S33c; Government Java Sas54e.
Eggs-ia9is cents.
Green Appes-sa62 25 per Dbl.
FleAr--Wiuter Extra o 9oas6 Is; Spring Extra
" $50 e.. Super g. 90a 70 per bhi
whest-so Red Winter 94aa5e; No /, Spring,
ssesie; No Spring ssg7sc Rejected Spring 67a
CSC; all In
corn-eea3o1. Rejected 27s927 Nc; afoat sig &c
Oats-Advaneed. 34H2se
Ryc-Frm. 4slE49e in store
HarieF-Advsueed Common CSC delivered; No In
store g7c; Prime 81 log OIL Is del'd
Highwines-s2 cents
Hides-Dry Flint lGe. Dry Sailed l3t, sslac. Green
Cured saSae. Calf sgIle KIP sSiIc. Green et1
IN cents.
oils-Linseed 81 3o1gsl IS; Carbon 6saaoe-.d-
Gin
Provisions-Aess Pork sioaIo 25; Smoked Should
e. a.; Hams, new lot Sci Middle ribbed, sAd6kc,
,Ci"ar g., a7 c; Lard, 81 asac.
saH-fam 81 80 fine and coarse; S., Dairy.
s--fAmothy, 81 cog 81 .u Glover, S5@s5 Is;
Flax seed, saas2 81.
sugars-Upward tendency. Raw IIt9lsxc Refined
s4gi4Ec; Coffee A, 'a.a:3s; Coffee, l3islsi Vel.
low c, iIaal2c
Taliow-ea94c
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Dr Hon. Simeon Cameron, late See
rotary of War, and now Minister TO Rus
sis, arrived at New York from Europe on
tie steamer Scotia. The New York Eve
hing Post says Mr.. Cameron's future
movements are undecided; be is, how
ever, yet our Minister to Russia, not hay
ing resigned that position.
Nj. GaAi,foa says that the Russian ma
ton is as friendly ID us as it has been hith-
erto. The Gar and Imperial fan liz re-
ceived him with great courtesy aaa cor
duality. Mr.. Bayard Taylor is 1t present
in charge of the American Legation at
Petersburg.
The feeling in Europe is described by
Mr.. Cameron a strongly savoring of in
tervention, in consequence of the contin-
ned inactivity If the Federal arms.