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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
Government Finances.

To "a. ES,fsr eJ TAs ". y. Tr1..e
Sin: As In financial cir,l les I'll minds are now
,nned to the currency question, and II Is important
TO all classes that there should be devised some
me nod OF supplying the daily needs Of the Govern
mcpt shat Will prevent III eNce.sive issle OF paper
on-y vii you slow 10 usks uggsstion upon The sub
propose tia, IN. copr.u which i to nee, in the s.Tly
pert VI tie coming month sha law to no oLoNas e.
iecs.
l. Prohibiting all Paper money. Keep, byte Gov
eminent, Llilug ne It. Of s.lLs ~ slpui4el
amount piogorioucd In e. state g. ia 'nnsc.Aolt rep
r..n's,o tic saioaa howsy-r nc.t eIerrd oa please
Aohohtng the Secretary OF the Treasury to h,sp r.
cicausa ssaieassi notsa 81 80 present n.le sulc"r
such not. be 81 tho Denomination OF so dud less Ou o
TO eEcred Ia lHp-ui, say. s-3iol1H1
Dor wtales'r ands nay tr e'nsed DO Government
shall beyond 90 san tt Aaa,s tie sref'efy ~. Tie
IRE 60 have auhory 70 hue ioulch Ion.s 81 con-
v,rieat o he dsaonriion ~ eng np"s ;rivem
al b. ten yesr from thef 70 ec'4'e a. - "h &C.
interest Payable suualy or .saisnuual as nav BE- con-
~ re most COVE ru; e'c OoDo' 10 bel a6i tc.Aet i9i
bond bi 10, rE, toude fr thlt amount olt siter me
natlsy rn1 removal o. co. p0n ilr poha, - GO r ir
def ony io' to' face. lee the amount Q. lbe aaiso
eo4gon.
aa,s ihrro woe 30 about 5000 % these Usnd
csioa uouey. bs tbs tino of woser .. tsss eel er
or lirr 10 nat ', 81 nal h- a,c.ci ilirict VIII have
rrrd r.st kt ytue than sac otLcr
fsn,y tao county. snd ry "oud Therefore from lhai
ulr u be- uoi money but wa be bearded snd
Ina muC., Tue STORE. - tie process 7 traofGol would
sneT ct4a cate. Aerl so. erst paco With thf ooV,fn
sl. ITO amount. 81 anf Que n ~ u'e a cUffnncl
cou. rs eaeord uuus, ala ,ls total ssues e. paper
currency tn..ugto IT, Whole oougy wol!d be Tesc Cd
10 tAr 49, to.4i Of 49, co.. 100.
Na lest a.galfs-fs y this m"'hct ere that
uislts tho S.crstarr Of tie Ifsas4y ~ Whatever
I~aal money It msy tequlr (Ad sy syfei 10 ce!c I'VE
a., i.., ih''l A. Po"IJ 'Aa sS-nlln"J IS BE- eo.s 1e
.urr sI d, aas Other iclIou Aut - time pas
INIT. 4nd forever 10 tie issaet a. payer non NE
absorption Of to clcs. over the sum lest u-nn-d bei1i
srtaI .l,ly svuualy te pass VI o." Loiur
DE Dond, produce -ns s"cr. alo enget uloA
tie nl0Ary I4fars - IA fht value ui p4Og,rsy w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

.snsrsly ar Sales Of os bbls Refined Petroleum q, ~
nee no~ held higher Crude do quiet and offered At "a
without finding BUYERS
PROVsiOks-P.rk I. in good supply. and the market Y
dull and heavy Sales OF go hbl, ~ IS for Ma.
oil soeSl 62i for Prime; Beef continue. TO arrive 10 IN
raj quantities. aud tho market doll and heavy Sale, N ~
bb in s az ss f59si3 for plsia Mes, and sls isa,s
for extra Beef hams are in limited demand Sales Of m
bps at sl7 hscon IL IN fair demand for future delivery
Sales OF 100 boxes Western for December aud January A.
livery at 7c for Cumberland and 7iGsic for Long oesS,
Cut Meats are inactive; sales of rs huds. psis
hams at &C., and 10 boxes Long.Tibbsd Ergl,.h
Hams on private terms. Dressed Hogs are In good a..
msn1 and are frmer ri oaGc LAID plenty aud rs,bs,
dnn and heavy Sale, Of no bills and 81 d9ic "a,
steam aud s.49 for kese rendered Batter and Cheese s
.etive A. d quite arm at yesterdays prices.
RICE Is quiet and the s.es Only to triHns ertent
SUGAn-f,aw IL FIRM, Will moderate denisnd The s.le,
$50 hhds NewOresns at los d2c the pIics r.
CLARIFIED and $50 boxes svsra at DC Ry auction Os hh L.
,od u lO all lice, aud S79 0bs Refined d.
At ldl2 s;.l0o
SEEDs-The nsrket Is steady for Clover Seed and The
d,nsud exceeds the supply sss 81 30 bags lo 9eic
Timothy Seed l. quie. q, +2G$2 ~. = blh Rough f.I
erd quiet but and urn Al ~ o5a 81 z bush Il
30 n. .-..--.
TALLow-1hs market Is hesvy sales of 90 oco wsss.
at 10 !c, cssh.
WHISKY "a in improved demand end the market b.oy.
snt sales Of 200 bbls. Ohio a. 5I.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
aaracts-c4 HsrulrrRsroAr,p

r. T.
ssrrFDsr IVY =. nc:
ASHES arc nsht supply ,aai aode Foqa,., a. sb 80
FOR Pie. 4rsfl, aiuquvt 1t ~
tutlOfTae masc l. t'syy and lower viii sinal sales
b, t.r ilf Miltiug ip itus.
LOlF4t-i.r stock = nci very firmly, bus no sales q
FLOUR A.,n .-LAL-1te market lor We'iep and State
fivur t~ Hriff fru tie w .ui medium AIDES Ae .c
T. Dol h4nf AL lie tei qNuihrf -' hr4d IA i' coed
ntrsr' 10 nqtfis tafil tlfcts'r man on b, rs,in
account uutefs sns 81 com c. LoNsvfF outside hu'
trr"s love m'fr 90 do wh i" nfo star 81 TIE DafA~t
than 30 c.f.o, iow,r ffel iLc We a.ous Nuo1 nAt
b. mc' nd 600 Ufso II eAcnartT I'D thr p'i 90. Of
hu 80 rrifn do" and, oNg io ho pi df"ns y irh"i
stcau 90 600 fh" r'Iej II An'i esn - tolrai c1.'
on Me L,lh s'as Tie ,ai's ere 10000 DO. r. % Co. a
IS o. ~ sup- auo state sod N,cfu. - 3'SSn % oi
rztss Satr, Iva 20 j.. To- thr low Asrs n Weston
tStr, 20 ~ % for snpl ns ono, 10 eoDto % hr
o.. is sfnn!. OIt 40 81 Aou,. N1a. ,anaIsn
rluuf DO o ariisnd. sod b. o TOO Dbi..
~ 4, esG 81 81 'r toe low gao cd fa.rs aud ~ io@
,3 % trade spuitia + oar l. iu al cup
Of $50 nbl, . 80 81 ior mixed {. ssod per
the l..luuia.c. &c.. AID -,.d . - tor ffede tiatas
GIAlNlao heat iaikrt b. lot qnr scivr hu, il 4
iha t@ demand i' Jar. 10 ias sPocu ave a1d Nf
e4lou ani uuAas. G hluur., 10 ina,, noticeable on
Cnre puns. ~.DeA i, good ,qn... tbe ,s'ca yoa0
ri Is. J!AOd M, 80. e. NIB d, =! ga D.. IN $40 DO
amber do and love a, ki SIN 81 80 - SO do Rcd
Nr.,-fn 90 III Jf0 a.. 10 30 do amber 40 al FL a
III a. 400 de- A,nb.s state ~ y 49, GRO do rnn- ROD
St-ts = Y. go do W he lrul "a u o. and Sfy
d.. Nn,c Nicnissn al ~ "a 81 90 sac latto 'ae ~
eIocs Ia Dtl BSi' tsniy ano In ter de and s,es 4
.tu busl tusi anO > sc M hl % bAl,y Mtt 10
gutt h4t &c ce add hrm oAs nio neilc @"d bdtef
sa~s o nai bod li ana oiat" a. 81 @9c h}o h
Corn u u good drnnd Co. he si and Is shstt nm,ri
JItv h. 90 81 dtlr icr nusound.i iOd'ic i0T
rlur, niil.d ..I 90 iof Al sic b., . L.
hois 'ey qust yet eady sac. Of $50 ba.r' Nc" At
t1 81 az % qn4l't
HAilhr loiusud A. sctiys and he ct l. arm
- e.. OF 100 ha k.g', a, O.a'uc b I'D ID.
MOL EiIhe uArd.t quiet At private shle TO-
d.. L-iu 500 49,. CIau. piltot. ~ auc'
ssU Ia tCo H. hSl.. h.w-OnsAs sold g 80 .o.'
il.d au no. iouu Iii3Hs. .t0 DE-
NANAi. 5tOlaS rsGan quiet, thn trade T. ID, q
hong said afhn o. sue 10 rurit o ,r go 'tA ana 81
o. y Fis IA penAe, pnco. ~" ever, ao seDceJ les
him.
Oi.sTbe sappl ol oil kuds Is voy hsAt aai pslces CIV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

PRIZE SALE.-1Lc pnzs sale Of | 200 barrelr OF
turpcutlre advertised 10 off Saturday at the
Merchants Sale Room did uot t..Ac place, NJ.
Draper announcing that Marshal Murray had decided
that, by law, he lad rlghs 10 coll such car oes,
except where they were on view The Gale wne
accordingly postponed until to-day Ut the Aiirntic
dock, Brooklyn Several merchants favored tho
idea OF holding The sale al the Merchants Room, bu,
Z)phar Mills said tina, the law asserted where such
sale should be held, aud thoy never sd nit tie
place anywhere except the article soid in view.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

For EUnoPF.-The Bsemen steamer New. York,
Captain Meake, sailed On Saturday hr B-o4en VI,
Sou amp ou with a cabin PASSENGERS and 90 Ia tie
sieegage. Sho took out I 3,oJ51
THO BdIih STEAMER Chy Of Baltimore, CapLain
Kenn d., do sailed on s tasds. .or Livcr.a wiz.
81 caO.n passengers AID a nun0a 80 ,Le a,o.iage.
Size takes out 81, 2j3G j6 81 10 3D. cis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24

CyS BASKs AND HIS REcEPTIos.-Severaih hun
dred patriotic merchants in this city anxious TO AID
Msjor.Gen. Banks in bis proposed expedition against
tie insurgents. suggested a mass meeting az me
Merchants Exchange for tie purpose OF oe'islns
WAYS and means TO accomplish that object Toe i''
lowing invitation ard respor 80 sufficiently expsS
tie reason Why the proposed meeting was not hed'
10 NE HON. SArHAsiEL ?. BANKS.
We tie uitcgs. sued merchants 81 NeN-4o-s, via rs
view OF fuiuk uu AZ Ito as,isian,s 10 our P"e 20
sure sioors. n your proposed etpol9n o. Np'at -
inl0I. the torst gt'on aua thH l"''s &C IVY 81"
Of those a. armed rebellion propose 10 ssaeoe ~
u-c.iug, a. tus Me.oA4ns EIcbeng-, on fncay ioe's
insI % ocDrk a. tor ,hs lnrIt'- 81 dev,ns wy.
l sus io sclompsh tls OBJECT W you 90 Ana ell ~
meet ,ih and address iso cEeus ts. oecss.'s'
Itaf,. li..rsi-.tA CO. Torrbun sl,de Co.
a e.. Nsinra a co. Cpli.' LfotGrTs
Ia'hrop. Dudis on = Co. s,cpe ! ar Co.
lt...1 Irwia 90. Bersafd Hutton
tnuss My.r.2Cc '. hAIgaw0aL
ll.rms1. Lyon Soyos OAnge Ju-d.
R u.sf, Cecil. Rs~sgn Co lyman Jleo'nt
Geo Opdyhr 90. bn'kn-h.n . uaffs-
She lieId III PIP. eAei "a pfeihcrs
,ic,. q. tlu'wci 4. >l4liA 4 %.
.l.s H. Frost, Mm 4 IS orrsA
In la1n. Shrdwel 4 fhhcr. ysres VI fumef
IA ,tuIife a co. Jrs'r-' Brown
4, A. f,ii,nth,I Joan j. nshInesu-
ii - re-. " N..tt..
& Brtklsit-rA Co. tdwsfa iiceon-
4 1 ,. a., .,.tr.ua A ca Juhu -. Nc.sy
rim" Z 90 Jacob Nard-r.oel
trfly \ folneT Lewis Marry,
tdt-ffnr Ro.lfs Ua'tb. : iAcA 'o''
nod R...r 4. Lift-d Co D. 1. stlrsi.
a., t-iI,.,. a NJ 1t,l.n ktsad lafiioloIlow-
barclay x Liyinrs.on. J.mes -, ~
r (a54us. De q. yt-r 4 CO. Wa I, 3tS-~
So I.,,u.at, 4 Ii.,s Peter h. Daily
1 isaiin Melen & Co -,
~ ,ba s,ove invitation Gen. Banks returned "
following reply: u-,
CrxrLKarN: Aecept ny thAnks iof '4' -. 80 r.s
81 Won t.is n .rtoun fof tie conaid-rsl q r,e,
.nt = Ca .aptfcss the rebellion neiin,t We 49,. IN
s.sriisuis " al dcpiNs me u thit Pss's ~ w.
,,i..t. - New ioS ctnot fsh g ppie.'s "a,
l,,,rc Of tue reunion g. he cominefcia a. "a ~
$3.50. Of our country, sn4 they have H"eadl .sisA
- ,-uee u their I-sdness to marc any '4eno, %
"a, great Cease deuiansA the conpTy We oey''.,. ln
I,,',d n. ifout sscriAce CT a our n-.iJA" 20
-, .Iou'd ,,a tho West a. TIE West h's s'l- Asn
am ntlsnt the cooperation Of New 40 50 % ossG
,,f-s VIII uot bc wspuns Ia anr eh'' :" as< ~
r,t, Of oar lnirN then special iA'ee'", .h,aa sd
..uro YOU gouii.naen. t!at AM msa'.'e ~ he w5as
len.then tar y.Gt. go t1ld % bad ,. are
A., nl no z. tra mo " fbs discharge % "a, -. lsS
..o. dee ,ty ste ul Aesrps aasuislses' ~ w ''
lo,e " bera boz an, "'.fH' ''''''SS r BANKS
Very Efuy yours, Ae:' u..sysp HADns
Man. firSr IfILINGAAsg Co. hAl''"'f
"a. nd o,hsrs merchants of Now-leA'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-24
Steamship Scotia. for Li,erpool--
Total per City Of Bsl.imore..,..'."s9'.91,

Total, r<''.o"."
There il no marked change in Breadsuhs Dus 'ne
market is firm and Wheat is lie. bush. hignef'
Provisions are heavy and dull.
The payments at the Sub-Treasury on the '.'V
cent loan have been in the aggregate eleven millions
The notification for repay ment OF the v CENT
Treasury loan since the advance In interest ra'e
have been lees than three quarters OF miioh' anu
Of tbi, a bank notification for $500. 900 has been
withdrawn.
The independent Stock Board will hereafter n0''
session at o'clock ?. m.
The Executive Committee of nine for the orgatii-
zstion of new Stock Board, held meeting on FIJI
day. and selected from the names offered them, SIX
teen to fill up Il cir number to twenty-five. Com
mistee WIS appointed to wait upon the gentlemen
selected and announce their election. Seyerai %
them have already signifed the acceptance
We annex a comparative statement OF the imports
of Foreign Dry Goods and General Merebenoite u
the port of New-York, FOX the week ending Nov IL
and since JAM /: co
For ne Wsok. 1850. 1SoI. 80.
Dry Goods 1854 pko5s5s Saa,,..,,sse
General Al.rcbGndi,e.... Lee 2J7 l,|3.9J ~'i"'o-
Total for the Week. Gag3l1l sl59l435 $500
Previously reported .....Ho,SyJo"2 lISso9-' ~ 800
.t.@p Z III 4 4
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG MAN ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE YEARS or
IA age OF progressing appearances good disposition, and
with every other requisite for
be decidedly man s dcsIrous of ioIna the
acquaintanc OF some young lady with view matrony
who may be termed gay good looking necessarily hand
some but able TO recprocatc true love- thereby ng hap
daess mutual. Address Anxiety, Heral oncs
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

w Frodsham or Jules Jureensen Gold Hunting case
Watch Address Mason, Philadelphia Ledger oce. stating
lowest cash pricas
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
HELP WANTED-MALEs

CANvASSER wANTED-ON SALARY AND COMMITS
" SION, to sell prlAe articl a.e in b. rres and ali
barrels. Applications be d ected TO Ale and Porter, lie
iald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

FHENCH ADvENTISEmENTS.
ON DEMANDE-uNE FILE FRANCHISE, CONNIE
~ femme ID chambre ct coudrc. dams petite
mile prycc ellie dot pouvoi ben er iangue etre tres
pfopre ct surtou, tres desreuse dc TRAVELLER de fse
devor dc references rages Ia
premiere de 81 s. Sadrssscr pour iours
32 Lexington lee 39ne &One 81.
heures matin apres du soif.
TINE FILE FRANCHISE, pRoTEsrANrE DESIRE
u placer CONNIE bonne d'eniants; ellie q dc bonnes
accommodations Ssdresser shez N. y. GEN. I9s East
18Th st., New York.
DENTISTRY.
Rr1FrCfAL BONE FILLING; ROOMS OF THE DIS.
IA $50 Broadway. Aching teeth, old and
shells be filed without pain Also hand the
Cuban Deutrice Lotion the only harmless
known for keeping the teeth white and gums healthy
nR. L. BERNARD, DENTIST, REMOVED TO COS
- Broadway, two doors east Of Fourth street
RR. q. A. WHITES IMPROVED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
~ Whole sets 20 ~, $40 $40 and upward warranted in
every point Teeth filled with gold &c TO e All work
prices charged elsewhere Oce l3 Bond street and
III Arch street, Philadelphia.
TTAvING HAD TWO TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
III paip, by DR.. JAY vILLERS, l5c Grand street
blocks from Broadway take great pleasure In recon.
Dentist. JULIA ENNIS
III North Seventh street, Wiiamsburgh.
The New York herald., 1862-02-25

A T 66 NASSAU STREET-A HONIGMAN, DIAMOND
"A broker makes liberal advances Diamonds, Watches
Jewery, buys them u value his private onIce
eG Nassau street. room No up stairs Business conaden
tiaI.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02
YORK TIP.
INDUSTRY.

AUpiToR's REzHosr Co. OHuo(
lei. s.
OF
in
~ r.. II I'd q II' : ..
Of
or Lot be the purchaser =
II A. NJ No .
c. |. PoOIMAN
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02

p Last In
nj
~ Dssv Of so n, No. (<l ~, y
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02
MILITARY poATaiSiItJisi|s /
'L Mai's and Allsslss 'ilJs

rHs MOST ELEGANT w0Rx rs arxsv ~ l.,<fs 81 4
The large splendid Hesi-pises sxh IL Z N sx U
STARS AND sIaIrEs with Muskeis ~ ~ a CSsSo5 -
shown. Under this are corrtl y 4 g i ia IA Y
f9s%i. s't Sc isisss sisas.r, sSt %oai Ss'lis No. s
Sigsa a Me Mel PSMslt ave and Co%niodo5 y r. +
& sSss%G sSssS|Gs sslsss: l! !.! Z 4! s!|l| ~! M
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1862-01-02
NEW ARRIVAL.

lTNHE LADIES OF ST. CLAlRSvILLE and
vicinity are respectfully and particularly in A
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-30


THE undersigned is now Offering IN TIN c;.;
"A = zehs OF Cedar county Putiers Patent Water
D'awer. which cxcels all other devices or ,Ls
xana ID greatness durability, ease of draft, con
seh'ehce IN use, and lie atness. 1t accumulate,
no zee in winter; and as the bucket fila from Tho
no.s'.n' II does not riie the water and takes il
rom the very bottom of the well. In lowering
ane bucket, the crank does not turn and the de-,
scent 10 fegnlated by q small lever. The comDo.
st'on ribbon, by which the bucket Ia drawn ia
very very tough and will last great many years
fi!ee OF cnrbs - to $40. The ribbon IL ten cen,s
sloot. Having put up the Drawer" for the
persons named below. take the liberty of refer.
ring to them for evidence Of its excellcnc;es
Upton, July Goth, 1862. rana" 49,
Names OF persons who have pufIers Water
Drawer IN use: "'e'
non "; w. TuthilI, John Cu,bertson, w. Ham.
mono, II feipnrt. =. wirick, J. X. SNYDER. ]. w
haEsey, IL. 9. piaa, Robcr, u. Adams. e.. IT
Ki!honse. 70 -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-30
EQN 60
Mississippi and Missouri 4 l..

AN and after Monday, Nov. 18th. 1851 and
" until further notice. tlains Hiiliun A. lot
lows:
Leave Wilton for Davenport Chi
cage ut S.oO r. NJ
. Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washin gton. $50 A. ".
Leave Wilton for Nuscatine. go 4. u. I 40 Pm
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. a.3e 4. N.
Arrive At Wilton from Muscsuue.
At aga. N. a. 5or.N
Arriv. at Wilton from Iowa City.
Passengers going ives, make direct connec-
tons with the Western stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passengers goir z east make dire CT connections
a. Rock Island Nth the Chicago and Rock Island
K. X trains for all points east nth and north.
Also with the Galens, Dubuque and -. Paul pack
cts At Davenport
All trains running East connect directly ~
Chicago. with all Trains over ali the roads Last
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity OF
giving distinct directions a to the destination
of their baggage. Ais" 10 procure tickets before
taking ,hell seats in the cars.
i. +. TRACY. snp't
A. kINB,Lr, Assistant Supt.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-30

khMo' hL.-nosAck WATEgs, Agent, has removed
= I" 40. aji broadway, n. Y, between Grand And
br"one streets, where he sells 7octaye Piano. m,
9''o ana sanahisd: second hand Pianos and Meo.
neons from S25 to $3.50. All kinds Of musica, mer.
.hh.sse at war tf.ses pianos and meodeons TO rent
from s2upwards. Monthly payment. received 10, ~
same Ais1andere rgaus for churc ,es at low prices.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-10-30

L.a -. .H.-u .,,,x
:. An pNrfent ana stomsehic rreparaf'on OF INV, 70
IAsn o. "Nsren and Carbon by combustion ~ n.y. W.,
oruoloheo ny tne niShea rheu'Sa "". ;h.
FOX ~ hHrnre and the United States, ana P'e'e'''>
~, p i'.''ee. ,., .. ,,,, NJ
,,...'. fo''et.e VI 'ho"s"a"s us''s ry fmnur;
IePI,s3,,'oh or iron can We COMPARED Will . ais an,
al 80 V ',''' neiFessi'h OF ~ H.. s.s.i,y !,
a., Use sIehiv c"mPi.Niohs ihu'e"e ''
-. 80 ~. vs.. 80 -, :. .;.h :, has ,aep tried
:, -. 800 " ma ~, ~ : -, a,,h a, rho f,Ilo r.
va pV',' ''1'ei1 eei"'''' !" S
- ktS.,s. aw...,o,. cmacia
en- Ceb1tys .s "a .rrhna
nr.s SrS.,. Sar.w~ ,,ion acrcfu
io,,s rs, ,Ias. a.,e h.wn. M;,menstru
.s.Scr yaJn;sa~ hInrr.i. Ttv.r Cor, nj Al Mt
CIronto He.a.ches Rheunasis,n Intermtt
tent Feyers Ply, ples O, the Face 40
In rs,as Of ruaraI debility whether the result acute
4sp or Of the continued Illumination n, nervous
IA p,,,xrr1-- Araryy from IL aI,iuts ne trial
If III ~ e,y,tre has rroy.,t successful TO an extent
which NJ lr.criptjon nor written attcstation would rem
nor ere hIe ln>,i!s so long I,-d ridden rs have
,s,, Ia often ~ their ON ne ghhorho .ds have sud.
.rl, r..uetred in the Busy world as fjust returned
$3.50. Of this kind are ate.ted # female Suf-
tr.rs -u,asi .,,d victims OF apparent asIus.
~, * critical changes and that com
,at ~, nf narvou, and iys,eptic aversion to air aud
,x.rrisa for which the nhysicta an has no name.
In Nitrous sFscfioss Of all kiuds, and ~ rclsons
70 medic, men. the operation ~ this prepaTa
tinr If IRON mu. necessarily he salutary. for, unlike
ala AZ les Il is vigorously tonic without heing eNct-
H. hi oyerhe,tiny; and gently. r-vukrly aperient,
IN. most Obstinate cases Of c"stveness ~ithnn,
.,.arlein, GASTRIC rurgative. INJECTING disagree
10 sars.,io, 1t this latter aInuu others,
which makes il so remarkably rectual and permanent
remedy for pies uron which /: also appears
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PLAsTERING.
The subscribers will be nrenared

20 40 plasserinn, and all other kinds Of Mason
"ofX the coming season. One 81 them will al,
ways foand Attn. New Court Fjousn
EDWARD GOLDEN.
I'r'sp ,'an.3h -. syn THOMAS GOpDES
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PROF. l.. MILIEH'S
FAIR ENVIGOEeATOR:

an Ertf' TIVE. fAfL ASp ECONOMICAL CoAFur>D
,.nR pL.- rnj,iN . t.p.y u.l;, =, -, ,,,.;,a
Z -, a.,...,,, a,.i,,r ana ,,ra,a,.;,, .Ia 49,"
from W ing gray.
if1t t't'ht L iN' bAll'NESS and curing II.
WrtrI ,,.ri" il the irast PARTICLE uf vitality OF
a4 v, ,ernpr ,riye anerry rpma,nir-
H.. I. t-,,,,,.E,.I. .'...nL, az r,Er,pr-r--,
= ..'-,,. ., 49,,
''"@ 80 81 "' ~, W ~ ""'h
th III - tIt nv iHr tNlk. Iinranng 70
al hncr, ,lat,sd gloss auu briItiUnUy, making
i. sat, and silky ia IT'S texture and causing il
owl r,a M
-.a .rra, cob tr,v ard m. increasn- ssm,rI Tor
., s, INV; n,,. ,'e ~, - ,'", -"
va, - n,'ir nsc.ss,rr ~" ,sv t w..
..',;,. ,,,I; ~ ~. .rnsr;n, n!',.lf,;as go ,,
,.ra, fr.,,r,,;, o., ,ras.rt in /, c,a,nsns ~
va 40 ."'r,, from dsn,,rur and othrr rn,areoms
d'.ses causes the hair 20 grow luAurantly. aud
l,. @ s sos ' li aT It & ai ave s
go. ' ,' wy T. me Fo''S, ava ffs'"'" me F'n"fh
:" y. -'.'-." - h., ' -''' CAUSING II 10
~. r,,. .,r..,.- - I,Ii,.,,, ro,,r.-,o l., ~
: ,.L,1 - jr ~. INV '.aT "a ~ ";
1n} Ia all other preparations had ;aiel-
j. .-~ 81" H. lls~Tsslon letters hnnn"ra'e 'tSifl &.
:. 80 '5 w. l,'FT,t we .4f rom
y ,ir Lps ,' adv ,IsIi,. ;rs col,r "a. ,,sa g,
the Invl with certainty restore /, e. il, orig
: - h,'. E'N.r." y = dirk ei">sv appearances. As .
~ a ~, AK '' .'a-r''c'
ga g., .r 80, waist vii, th. !, y, i,.,. -, c, ho ,
w. r.r,rr r,r,r 80 - r~,-ry, it I,ee wE.h p
pain in cnr>hruc the great demand for it by the
LII ,-"- 'a'l III t"i@ aticlc which non" .ht to
, - -, ~, l.,ye = ,,'Lm ~ re- an Of AL
~ L ~ ~ per not
NE,; w"n r III, s,,~n;inn Of p lrr,na sn,
r',ards'et thu use " his uvrora"r in cases wherr
'sN ch,'drr"s hair r'tHes to Re yak. The i,
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THE SUBSCRIBER is prepared 10 furnish to
sll who want, bis we'l-tried and approved CORN
CtLTtNAY:h~. Shovel b. fhoMS, STRAW
CUTTER, HARR0WS. Road Scrapers etc. lie
10 also ready to effect and warrant a cure of all
hoot.hound horses. g ?. DANIELS.
li,.eu January az. lss!.af
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THE HoUSEREEPER's
NEW FURNITURE POLISH.

QREPARED from an improved recipe by the PROV "a h,
Of the "Brother John sthan Poiish.' is cernss rc.
all the leading New fork Furniture Dealers ana .ins
Fotes Makers to be the best in the world for
Scratches, Marks, and Dirt. and restoring hs" trop
lasting gloss to all kinds Of Vanished WORK Ian
Furniture to Leather. 1t is cheaper and bette
varnish, dries Immediately, and is easily app,.ea
With piece Of Canton Flannel and a bottle .. ,,h
this New Furniture Polish. n housekeerer car ,ep i
magic In the furniture Of ~" house and ,. ,our
looking like new. Now the tim" to ''shine up ;srs
tables. chairs, desks. pianos picture frame Th
ETC., and make them look 50 Ter cent better. .tcr
true economy For sale nv furniture dealers ~ ~ R
keepers generally. Price y and 80 cents oi AssS
pot. No !, Spruce street, New YORK. sPeein O.
Vented. Address. Box 1879, New } orS' ~
The Housekeepsr's New Furniture fohS"
here by
Upton. July 10, 1862.
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Persons who wish TO buy . Piano Of tn. he's, n.L.,
viii he shown how they can save handsome .uu, in
the psEckhs. II they address
PIANO, care Joy, Cos 4 Co.,
Ps'l.shsrs' Agents.
Bsv Ysrb ?. O.