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- Aco1DFSF 70 H. B. SPELLMAE.-Mr. II.
3. spellman; assistant Assessor, net with q
severe accident last evening about six o'clock,
\ by falling heodlOng down the hall stairs
!. - s.ding up + the LEADER Rooms. It was
-, The s not having been Ii, and he miss
to e ooting at the top stair, and falling
get 11ta upon his face rolled to the foot Of the
explains. BE was assisted into the LEADER
" netting Room and his condition attended
y noao - 4ilsface was badly cut in the neighbOr-
hood Of his right eye and he was consider
ably bruised, but no bones were broken. BE
was shortly able 70 getOn board q street car
and 20 home.
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Hows's Ball Room Hand Book, contain
ing 300 dances, also tho calls for the differ
ent changes, and rules on the department,
toilet, and ettiquette Of dancing. It should
be in the hands OF every beginner. Wilson
& Widdioombe have It.
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FRo1IBALTIsTORF.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.
A speeialt to the American, from Harper's
Ferry, states that General Kelly yesterday
sent scouts from New Greek, who captured
twelve rebel pickets within four miles Of
Winchester. The prisoners say Jackson
started with his whole force for Richmond
via Front Royal, leaving only one regi-
ment Of cavalry at Winchester. We shall
probably occupy Winchester shortly, when
the reconstruction Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad viii be completed in %
davs
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A Bill POSTER TURNED BASKER.-Col.
Lum. Smith, the famous q bill poster" of Buff
falo, having accumulated tolerable fortune
by habits Of strict attention to business, tenn
peranee, &C., has recently opened banking
house in Buffalo, and is doing hourishing
business. The Colonel is an evidence eff what
may be accomplished by resOlute and indOm-
table energy, combined with integrity and
virtue.
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Simpson Is, Beyond all question, superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get fine
likeness to call upon him. A visit to his gal
Iery, No. 26s Superior street, viii richly repay
both citizen and stranger. Rq7tf
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AccDEET.-0n Sunday evening last a
young woman living on Academy Lane had
her leg broken in rOmP with some young
friend. She fen from sofa and her limb
was broken in consequence.
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CHICAgO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25

tbH FhLE9kAfh.l
Flour Market dull
Wheat - Market dull. Sales at SSd9lc for
No. l and 7SG179c for No. 2.
COFn-Market l@l5zc lower. Sales at 3ld3l1Ec
ReceiPts-74O0 bbls houri 1900 bush wheat;
So DO0 bush corn
Shipments-759O bbls -FOUR 10000 bush wheats
600 bush corn.
Rreights-Dull.
Exchnnge-Market unchanged.
GOId-Unchanged.
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FROM aIILWAUKEF.

MILWAUKEE,, Nov. %.
General Pope and staff arrived here to-
day from st. Paul, and are stopping at the
Newhall House. Destination Madison,
Wisconsin.
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MORE FURs FOR LApIEs.-A few more Of
those choice sable Capes and half eapes, jast
received and for sale lotC at
L. BENEDICT & Sons,
nov12:424 POI Superior street.
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BUFFALO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rs.

FlOur-MRrket.rulesq quiet and steady.
Whent-Market quiet with nothing of import
ance doing. Nearly all the sales priya terms
except those forming criterion Of the condition OF
the market
COrn-MaTket in moderate demand at sc for old
and rejected: 49c for mixed Illinois,
Oats-harket quiet
Barley-Market quiet.
Rye-Market firm and in good demand Sales
400 bush western this morning at soc.
Whisky-Market quiet and no sales
Canal Freights-Ao through rates are reported
wheat to Rochester &c.
ImpOrts-s0O0 bbls flour; 276,O0O bush wheat;
l64, ,00l bush c1rn; 8, 600 bush oats
ExpOrts-74OO bbls -four, ll2,O0O bush wheat;
III 600 bush corn; 5000 bu-h barley.
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n Y. MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 25.

>
MOney-Market irmer with good business doing
at car per cent on call.
Sterling EXchunge-Market heavy add lower.
The quotations l4l@l424 for merchants and l4SJ
IA for bankers' bills
Geid-Market lower, opening at 291s930 and
closing dull at 295s9293f per cent premium.
Government StOoks-Market steady. United
States IS Of 1851 lGf54; T39 Treasury Notes 1914.
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FURs, FURs, FuRs.-A new lot of fine
Mink Furs just received. Also supply of
Fancy Robes, Buffalo Robes, &c, eOmprEs-
ing the latest stock in market. Call and see
them, at FULLER's, 23O MARBLE BLOCK
novII AIS
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n. Y. CATTLE lIARKET-NOv. 25.


The current prices for the week at all the markets
follows:
Beef Cattle first quality Ss,5O99 90; ordinary s72j6
5,25 common quality Sc 5007 90; inferior s. 5OG6 90
Cows and Calves first quality s45a5O; ordinary S4O9
-; common S50G35 inferior S2iG23.
Veal Calves rst quality 56a65kc; ordinary 81 957sc
common 4Hd45Fc; inferior 4ll454c.
Sheep and Lambs extra S7G5 per head; prime
s5,50g6s50i ordinary si,j095,5O common S35OG4,5O;
in eTiOr s. 3O0G3,25
Swine, corn fed 4s@5e per pOundi poor still
fed 34g3Ac.
The market was well supplied with beef cattle
chiefly poor quality, and sales slow except for
best cattle, which scarde and in active request
at full previous prices, So to &c. large proportion
Of the offerings were inferior, and sold mostly at 81
to 61zc.
Mich Cows arc in limited demand. Price romain
without noticeable change
Yeals are steady for good to prime, but dull for
other kinds, which have been in excessive supply.
Sleep and ambs continue 10 sell freely, and prices
aie regulated almost wholly BY the number on sale.
Swine COntiHues active and the packing business
oTens auspicially. The number packed in this city
this fall i'll undoubtedly be greatly augmented BY
the prevalence OF a ir in the border States.
The total receipts OF all stocks at all the yards for
his week were follows Beeves 5,56lj COWS 62;
qeal calves 657; sheep and lambs ,li0.
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PARoLED SoLDIERs.-The 10Th New
York regiment arrived from Chicago about
2o'clOek yesterday aftsrnoon, en- route for
Washington.
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LADIES, TAKE NoT1cE.-0ne case more
Of Pattern Hats opened to-day at Mrs. ShaW's
rooms, the latest styles in the city.
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GRzFEsi eRAPEsl-We have just re-
eeiKed from KeiIey's and Put-in-Bsy Island
1000 boxes selected ostaEbs and Isabella
Grapes, and offer them in lots to suitpurchas-
ers at the lowest market price.
SAEBoRN 4 IEeERsoLL,
No. a south side PHblie Square.
nov2B.lIT
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DR. BETTELEY gives particular attention
to the treatment Of all chronic diseases, bat
especially those Of the lungs, HomeoPathieat-
g Office with DR.. Beckwith, near the Post
Office. Residence 2S3 Perry street. nov22:43
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NEW ADVERTIsRRIKNTs.

John EIlsler-Aoademy Of Music.
4. ooWIes-Advert'sed Letters.
J. Stair &sOn-CatavBa Grapes
Summit Mining Company-Eotiee.
J Stair sOn-Dried swse. Corn, &e.
Mn. shaw-Local Notice
J. Stair 4 son-swest Herbs.
sanborn a &IngsrsOli- Notice.
W.P. Fogg-Business Notice.
Box g. 0berlin-situation Wauted-Loca Notice.
Wilson Widdieombs-Papers-Loc Notice
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

8. sTE1E, No. 81 Public Square, upstairs, Man
ufasturer Of Ladies' Balmoral Skirts, made to any
pattern ordered nov25:4l5
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NsW Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, So
Champlain street.
FRANK B. 4 FRANK G. WALBR1DdE.
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PROTESTANT oRPHAz AsYIuE.-We trust
the approaehing Thanksgiving will remind
our citizens that there are at this te-ffty
children to be clothed and fed in the Asylum.
The present high prices of all commodities
win greatly increase current expenses for
the coming year. VIII not our neighboring
farmers remember the orphans in gifts Of
poultry, apples or vegetables at this period
Of ingathering.
Any donations for the orphans thanksgiv-
ing will be gratefully received and forwarded
to the Asylum, if left at ChurchilPs drug
store, or 196 st. Clair street, before three
o'clock on Wednesday, the 26th inst. 2t
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To THE PUBLIc.-The undersigned begs
leave to inform the public that he is now pre-
pared to furnish meals and luneheons, inelud
ing the choicest meats, and different variety
Of game, the market affords and would
respectfully solicit the patronage Of his
friends and the public generally.
W. R. Mould,
NIL Corner Euclid st. and Public SQUARE
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J. B. Halls Arniea Glycerine cures
chapped Face, Lips and Hands. Only
Is cents, at Halls, No. II, Public Square
ncvI5-AI5
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LOCAL NOTICES.

WAETED-a situation as book-keeper, or
assistant boOk-keeper, by 3 young man who
can give the best Of references. Address box
a, 0borlin, o. noY26
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Madume De8IOresrs IS Running stitch
Sewing Machine.

Agents wanted to canvass this City and County
for this New, Useful and Simple Sewing Machine.
Ladies will find this an excellent opportunity to
make money. Call and see the Machine in op-
Grafton. MATSON Z CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Agents,
---n- - nnn c,------.-- q c-n---r---, o.
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HARPER's Monthly for December is for
sale at Wilson's WiddieOmbe's, 25s Superior
afrnai-
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M A R IN E .
zzTERED-KOvEHHERS.

EETERED-EOVEHRER Is.
Steamer Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Steamer Plbnet, Ward, HOughtOn.
Propeller Owego, Bryant, Dunkirk.
Schooner W. II. " lizard, Buck, Bay City.
Schooner Summit, Gibson, Oswego.
Schooner Adams, Burnett, Port Huron
CLEARED.
Steamer Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
Brig Gladiator, Hart, Windsor.
Schooner Racer, Bryan. Buffalo.
Schooner David Morris, Kerr, Chicago.
Schooner @. G. Butts, Ruelle, Wyandotte.
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CoNEoS Belore Judge Bolton
Jno' Meelelland et.al., vs. Geo. A Myers
ct. sl. On trial ITTg 5V Z
judge FOOts was occupied with some Court
case.
Before Judge cOfinbsrry.-The Grand
Jury was discharged yesterday. Previous to
being discharged, they returned bills Of in
dictment against the following persons:
Luther Peak, burglary and larceny.
samss z. BliHh, burglary and larceny.
Charles Baker, grand larceny.
Louis French, murder in ID degree.
VIM. Maloy, Elijah Mccoy and Alfred
Preston, grand larceny.
Peak and Blish both entered plea Of
guilty.
French plead not guilty to charge of mur-
der in I'd degree.
In case Of State vs.. Bullen and Edward
Minturn for forgery, the Grand Jury failed to
find any bill.
VIM. Maloy yesterday afternoon plead
guilty to grand larceny, His associates, Ne
Coy and Preston, plead guilty to petit lar
ceny. and each vas sentenced to the jail for
20 days on bread and water, and fined $50.
The GRAPE TRADK.-Few persons have
an idea Of the extent Of the grape trade of
Cleveland. A look into the store and sales
rooms Of ssnborn & Ingersoll, at Elliott's old
seed store, viii convince the visitor that the
f" pure juice Of the grape" SO far as their
stock is concerned, is no fiction, but an ex-
tensive reality. These gentlemen have al
ready shipped from this point more than .ftty
tons of Cleveland grapes, and have now on
hand for shipment, ten or twelve tons of Kel-
ly's Island and Putin Bay grapes, which
they are rapidly shipping, packed safely and
closely in convenient boxes. The market for
these grapes has been found in every direc-
tisn. They have bosn sent to Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Washington, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis, Chicago, and in fact,
ali over the loyal country. Grapes are all
gathered now, but sanborn IngersOII will
have nice ones for sale until Christmas.
THEATER.-There was good house last
in the character Of "Juistt," in which she
displayedvery superior talent. She looked
the fair Juliet well and we could not wonder
that Romeo was enchanted with her. We
have rarely witnessed fner rendering of
the balcony scene. Miss Thompson gave
the exciting portions Of the play with thrill
ing gearnestnesS and power. Romeo" found
an excellent representative in the person of
Mr.. MccOIlOm. Other parts in the play were
well sustained.
Some of the most interesting scenes were
marred by the noise and behavior Of some
rOWdies in the family circle, who behaved
soandalOusly. The more respectable portion
of the audience were greatly annoyed thereat.
Tonight Miss Thompson appears in that
exciting comedy "she stoOps to Conquer"
C. F. Fenton is meeting with extraor-
dinary success in preparing worm e1peling
loEenge, and is selling immense quantities of
it. It is pleasant for children to take and
is always effective. He sells it at his drug
store, No. 1ss River street.
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LAA1DA1 ANENAAGg NV LJg lOO1s
PREsEN7.-All the members except Messrs.
Corning and Stevens.
The President, I. 0. Masters in the chair.
Minutes oflast meeting read and approved.
PETITIONS
Of P. Brady aud others, asking that an
alley be laid out and established in rear Of
the lots on the westerly side of Mill street.
Board Of City Improvements.
OF W. C. Field, asking $500 damages for
injury to his land BY the waste water Of West
Side Fountain. Board Of City Improve
ments.
coNllUNIcATIoNs AND REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
The City Sexton sent Communication
recommending the purchase by the city Of q
small house on land belonging to the Wood
land Cemetery, to be used as dwelling by
the man employed to attend the cemetery
Referred to COMMITTEES on Public Grounds.
The Board Of City Improvements reported
that o. Sherwood refuses to sign contract for
building a bridge across the canal at the
foot Of Eagle street unless he is allowed six
per cent. on the amount Of his bid, until
payment. Filed.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Fire and Water, report
NN AAAA AlSg AthD 1NINF FAIG AAS RANa-- Il AAS
Engine, ordered Of the Seneca Falls Manu-
features. Filed.
RESOLUTIONS.
OF Mr.. Heating to add twenty-five cents
per day each to the tenders Of Light house
street and Center street bridges, from the RTst
Of December to the close ofnavigation. Lost.
0fMr. Bond, that a stone cross-Walk be
laid across Superior street at the junction Of
Wood street, on the east side. Referred to
Board Of City Improvements.
OF Mr.. Payne, that the Board Of City I'm
provements repair Oregon street so as to re-
move the stagnant water at the Dodge street
crossing. Adopted.
or Mr.. VanTassel, that stone crosswalk
be laid across Pearl street at the head Of
Vestry street; also across Franklin street on
east side Of franklin Circle, if they judge it
necessary. Referred to Board Of City I'm
proTements.
Of Mr.. Heating, That the Committee en-
Fire and Water, make q contract with
Phoenix Fire Company No. 4, to run the
Steam Fire Engine. Referred to Committee
on Fire and Water.
Of Mr.. Van Tassel, requesting the Board
Of City improvements to investigate and re-
port what Is necessary to take the surface
water from Carrot street, into the Bridge
street sewer. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Palmer, That Martin johnson be
permitted to continue the construction Of an
ice house on Old River Bed. Referred to
City Attorney.
Of Mr.. Palmer, authorizing the Committee
on Fire and Water to purchase three horses
and three sets Of harness for the Steam Fire
Engine. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To establish the dock line on the west side
Of the Cuyahoga river. Read second time.
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LosT.-On the ed inst, a gold lever
watch, with yellow dial, somewhere between
Metropolitan Market on Prospect street and
No $50 Euclid street, via Huron street. If
left at this Office large reward will be paid
to the finder, as it was ofspecial value to its
owner. noV25:415
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VESSELS PAssIE9 THROUGH TIE WELLAED CANAL
Bound Weston the 2lst-Brigs Globe, Isabsllaj
schooners Africa King Sisters, Starlight, Minnesota
bark D. Morris. On the 22d-Nons.
Bound East-On the 21st-Propellers Vermont, G.
Mchatt, Prairie State; barks Republic, Northern
Light; schoOnsrs ELK, Anna Craig, Col. Cook On
the 22d-Bark Alexander, City Of 0gdensburgI brigs
Powhattan, J. G. Deshler, Acadiai schooners B. =.
Davy, Florence, Olivia, Volunteer, Sweet Home, d.
.. Conch, Alice Grover, Arabian, Morning Liqht,
Flying Cloud, Delos DeNolf Ironsdes; barks S0Yar-
eigl Of the Lakes, stork, Cambria, r
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Lace Goods.
A FULL AssORTnEST ALWAYS on HAND.
Cloth Department.

In this Department uill be found a fall Stock Of
Broadeloths, Cassimfrei and Yestlngs. and In fact
eVeTytlhngo Of the kind f5r Gsnismen's Fears Also,
full lock Of Beaver Cloths, Plushss, Chinchili.s,
TricOt and all kinds Of Cloaking Tor Ladies.
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To establish the dock line on the west side
Of the Cuyahoga river. Read second time.
To amend the ordinance establishing the
dock line Of the Ouyahoga river. Read Sec
ond time. Adjourned.
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Of any HOUSE in All the West. Ths Retail Rooms are
10 feet By 40isst attached to which are two Whole
sale Rooms each the same size making three foors,
each l20 By ~ feet, which vii give one some idea Of
the amount Of Stock kept and size Of Stores. The
whole Of which Is EplendidIy lighted 50 that custom
ers are saved the inconvenisncs Of carrying Goods
from one part Of the House another 10 order to be
able see them.
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MILWAUKEE, mARKET-November 25.
fBY TELEGRAPH.I
FlOuF-MarSet unchanged.
Wheat-Market better at si992c for Nos. l
and 2
ReeeiPts-27OO bbls -four; 5000 bush wheat.
ShiRments-l,lo0 bbls -FOUR 1900 bush wLCai.
FreiEhts-Nominal.
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Hosiery and Glove department.

Particular attention Is given to this branch Of the
trade 10 which is a full assortment. . -.-
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agent Of de-:
Dear Sir-In reply to your Communication
Offering US " Fifty thousand dollars for the
recipe and right to make the Plantation Bit
ters for your hospital purposes during the
war" we beg to say, your price is a liberal
one, considering it would cost US nothing to
comply, and that otherwise we can derive no
revenue from the Southern States but sir,
our duties to our Government and our ideas
of consistency would not allow US to entertain
It, although it may please US to assuage the
suferings Of your misguided followers
We remain,
Very respectfully yours,
P II. DRAKE 4 Co.
These gentlemen give the:bistory of certai
ingredients Of their article for over two hun
dred years-showing that through all changes
Of the medical profession and its praetitiOn-
ers, strength, cOmposure and chesrfulness
have been derived from these sources. DR..
Woods in the Washington Hospitals informed
me that one patient was fast sinking and
crazy, and had not slept an hour for two
weeks, until the Plantation Bitters came to
his knowledge, when one days trial gave
him nights rest, and he was fast recover
ing. I am surprised our Government has
not equalled Jefferson Davis in energy, and
adopted this invaluable article in all our
hospitals. The weak soldiers cling to it like
brother. As lay member, I can bear
witness it is good to take,' and affords
more energy and life than anything I ever
tried. Success to the Plantation Bitters. -
But have digressed. In my next shall
speak Of gathering in the wounded, burying
the dead, &c. NIcoDRMUs.
nov15eod-dtrw-w41s
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The Committee on Fire and Water, report
ed that they have accepted the Steam Fire
Engine, ordered Of the Seneca Falls Manu-
faetures. Filed.
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MIseEuANEnHR.
OLINIo OF THE
Cleveland lIedieaI COIIeve-

These win be held usual FOR twenty Fssrs On Zach
Erie -Sts -
All ease5. Medical and Surgical. are szauiusd and
treated wis hout charge.
The sureical Clinic under Prof. Weber, begins at
Ten o'clock A.. a -
. One for 9i! ases Of the Chest, Prof Maynard, at
For General Medical Cases, embracing aso TIE Dis
esses Of Women and Children, Prof. Cushing, At
Three P. n. noyIssif4
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In this Departments VIII be found shestings, Shirt
ings, Stripes Linens, roWsls. Dosliss, Napkins,
Housekeeping Goods. FlannslI, and f-
BALMoRAL SKIRTS FOR THE MILLION
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CARD no THE LADIES

Omee-Lynan's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. septl6:Rs7
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NEW MAMMOTH STORES II
2l2 : 244 superlOr.st.,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER a4th, ,6a

BS-These Stores have just been attsd up in the
most Modern Style and at great expense and are now
tho
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c. F. FentOn is meeting with extraor-
dinary success in preparing worm expeling
lOEenge, and is selling immense quantities of
it. It is pleasant for children to take and
is always effective. he sells it at his drug
store, No. 1ss River street.
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General Pope at Milwaukee.
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Western Publishers Convention.
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The SILK Department.

IS NOW FULL IN ALL IT'S BBANCHE
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II 2. BOWER, LIOECED PLUMBER
2iactorS and Dealers IN Bath Tubs, Wafsr di5ssf-
Masn 6aslnsi Pumps, Hydrants, Bras1 and pisfsd
PiPs Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Matsri-Is o. III
- City and Country order, for WorA ,,,-,.,,-,
ases1asd e Repairing solicited and nssfiy SSS-
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Domestic Goods Department.

@ n
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Largest and Most Convenient
LLRaEsF sTOOK IN ALL DEPARTETs

of any in this part Of the Country, and contain tn
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Aqent "a Il.

NEW YORK, Jan. 18th, 1862.