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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05
The "PoOr Old So4er.,s

The "Poor Old soeer.n
There he lay, forsakcn and forgotten y
his comrades; left to die and be buried in
the ''potter's field" with none to mourn his
sad and untimely end Brave he was, as
the scars upon his faccplainly showed, and
jaws OF danger without the least symptom
Of fear Or cowardice.
When the smoke Of destruction almost
enveloped him from view. his eyes glowed
with the fire of patrotism, and he fercely
burned to destroy his enemies.
But the storm-cloud gathered around
him, the fiery heat of battle consumed his
vitals, and when thrown down by the ruth
less hand Of his destroyer, with his expir.
ing breath he made them feel he had not
died in vain; for he had left wound in
durable and filled with death.
But he died, and his mangled remains
might have been left unnoticed, and unpit-
led by the way side, if some kind hand had
not carried them carefully TO the sanctuary.
and deposited them within its peaceful walls
hoping, pcrchance, an act of charity would
be performed to one who had escaped from
secessia. volunteered in the service, fought.
bled, and died, to sustain one Of the social
institutions Of our country. And why not
cared for as well as many others who could
not boast greater time?
My "old sogcr," was cigar stump,
found in church after. service,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

Down on Musk.-Godey, the popular
publisher Of a book for the ladies, is con-
strained to speak thus boldly in the June
number. against that abominablc perfume.
musk, which the ladies' sometimes allow
themselves to be infested with. He says
ave contend that no women should be al.
lowed to enter car or church, who is
covered with this vile perfume. 1t is sick
ming to many, and to many ladies it causes
the headache In many places, where there
is little ventilation, the smell Is very ofien.
sive and heavy. Tn. general supposition is,
that those who use it have some powerful
motive for doing So something upon the
counter irritation principle the same rca-
son that accompanies equity persons, hav.
ing that, do not heed lesser pain"
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

CoNscIENcE.-There is nothing in tho
whole frame of man which seems to be so
unaccountable as that thing called con-
science. Had it power sufficient to prevent
mischief it might be Of use; but at the be-
ginning of the business, its feeble efforts
are to the workings Of passion as the in
fant frests Of an autumnal morning to the
uncloudcd fervor Of the rising sun, no.
sooner arc tho tumul,uous doings of the
wicked deed over, than amidst the bitter
native consequences Of folly, in the very
vortex Of our horrors, up starts conscience,
and harnesses US with the feelings ef the
damned,-R06ert Burns.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05
VOLUME VINO. 81
II. B. GRAY,

Clark District Court Attorney and Counselor at Law,
solicitor In Chancery, Mason City, Cerro Gordo
county, Iowa. VIII attend pr omptly to any business
pertaining the Practice Of Law In the lth Judicial
District Iowa. will examine Titles, pay Taxes, sell
Lands &c. The best Of References cheerfully givenS
October 9th, 186ltf
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Having now obtained Foete-hold In
Tennessee, we expect to send our Porter or,
our R.tler with message to our southern
friends, and Grant them the privilege Of
paying their debts to the North as well as
securing their rights" ofwhich they Bragg
much; and may the Pilcso under their leo.
ders' heads be as adders and scorpions till
they pay the Price Of treason and their re.
bl carcasscs b" I1lk'd into their traitoroas
T50mbs Louisville .loarH0l
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05
Poetry.


THE AGED MILLERs
~ HBLLA.
I saw him, standing by tho wheel,
That turned the stones within,
Deep thought was seated on his brow,
Ills vissge, stern and thin.
lie gazed upon the flashing waves,
That sped from meath the wheel,
And smiled a dark, reveugful smile,
As stamped the earth his heel.
I tho't, pcrchaace some trouble dark,
Lay heavy on his soul
For from his eyes methought I saw,
A tide Of passions roll.
With pleasant tones, spoke to him
That broke his reveric;
Ills v,sage changed from sad, and grim,
To one of plea.autry.
1 asked him, why he gazed 80 stern,
At the mighty moving wheel;
His answer showed the Union stuff,
That rebels lately feel.
Thought said he. as day by day,
Ny wheel turns round and rosnd;
How many rebels could crush,
And grind them to the ground.
And as my thoughts still farther sped,
saw the battle field;
My present self, quite forgot,
fought-but would not yield.
fought that battle o'er sgain,
When for freedom bled;
My fancy saw, that youth returned,
And decked my aged head.
Itho't that whom our Gag unfsrled,
And swept its graceful folds;
Ishouted freedoms battle song,
My name to fight enrolled.
e Your voice awoke my rowing mind,
still, must watch my wheel;
For age has stifened manly arms,
That once the sword could WELD.
But still my heart shall cheer those on,
Who say with latest breath,
Our Nations laws shall be maintained,
by victory, or death.
NcGregor, Feb. 18th, 1862.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

An INcIDENT-The Chicago correspon
dent Of the Milwaukee Sentinel, among a
batch Of news and gossip, gives the fol.
lowing account Of how an Iowa Captain
did not know an old acquaintance:
1t is singular coincidence that Captain
Stubbs. who captured tho rebel General
Price and his staff, also captured Captain
George Crosby, one Of Prices rebel gang.
Stub6s and Crosby formerly roomed to-
ge,her in this city, the former being in the
employ of the United States Express Com
pany as Messenger, aud the latter employ
ed as conductor on the Chicago and Rock
Island Railroad, and both running upon the
same train. 1t is reported that when
S:ubbs captured these rebel gentry, Cros-
by said TO him: why, you will not arrest
me, will your Don't you know mey Capt.
Stubbs very peremptor,ly answered: ]
don't know you-(all in
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W. #. LNCkeN,

II now In Mc0regor, and would take this moth.
ei OF calling tho attention Of the community, 30
s various branches OF Painting and Artsticxl work,
- which he is engaged.
House, Sign Rintsns and Paper Hanging,
All kinds Of Stencil Work, such rs is used for Fsua
Barrel Heads and sacks, machinery Of all kinds /;
also plates for Farmers mark their sacks, Buffalo
aides, ke. lie likewise gives instructions IN the Arts
OF GRECLAN OIL PAINTING, OrieRtal. Frescos
Crystal; teaching the student In u few Lessons to
paint anything from small letter to an Elephant
lie also outs and iIangs Fancy Fly Paper, ana all
tnds OF Fancy signs. ". =. tACS~1.
Ae0eeVss, ArvN 10. 1851,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

s5-psr$uus s:s,n E.ck courage 70 sp-
pear Is good as they really are. -.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1862-03-05

IDAS opened . LIVERY STABLE, near
IIelwig's Sm,thshop, at McCregor, and . share
Of Public Patronages y rsspsOef0,ly sslicissd.
NAssh ~. l6e3tf
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foreign advertisements.
rINO CONSUMERS Of RICHARDSON IRISH
IIHKys DAMAsRs, DIAPERS, CAMBRIC
HANDKERCIIiEfs. sc.

The rntrd state Of the utrkcfs fo- soue te pest ~
this Of Atlantic. srbo ioie {" cfrr-poniins nin
-sc@s IN the iLird the euh inc-d vain. sss -
gonds lh~r- shou.b recent urCp dfoh' cfrl
.tsaces have aipd-j uu-einpGious dTs sntne h!sh,
t.tuplng opportunity TO CDGNIEEFEi T o. Z GOODS
tuo~iIg hs c,n-ider. cole les Of woIi fhrc
pcp-l I'd in i'm. alton Of Fiyi. SD 81 visa ne
cba dsou" hve been sDpIed thu OD 1, j." L" I'd
safes nci os'led apon a.au ~ Cit Hon 10. con
SINNER against tie puTch 81 snv iuen fsH offered
RichsrdsJus mako. having the iu signature OF
hIH, VIZ:
RICHARDSON. SONS L OWDES
To th0s WHO give lT'ivieuc- TO or nanuf c,afe We
otter the e sIAautes- quality founin~s Of trach
.ul duraOi;Y g0pds nv" awsss re, and wn.i-
detc iucd protect ~ ths nd prose
en- rg relIou. any sei~u Of rrb's
irispds vii .tsi 90 putin tuwu IlssLc IN
iii thy consumer, sud manufacturer. nau.
a. Interested.
r. ike the present ben the coat Of poTtson "a -
Surud IL bchOCg he nat they
,sn by d.-li4 -Sel"sv-y wit'lf-t Lou...
slp ava saupi-d y in our go.d-. ,~sp-ctfuily.
-. RICHARDSON. SONS a OWpEN.
Month, ls:h, 1862 hci!N: lfe,.ul
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Professional Notices.

I''N ahp n. DIXON. NJ. D., Editor Of The
~ =. va up.sA,1s and Consulting sui geon No ~
-. 'e' e""'tsni on the Oh cure dssases Of
o. sw '..e;'s hupior- Piles. vaieocels, ana Fiaais
be" sws 10 sna lie svsutus. '"''" "'N''
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Duiloins nlaisriaIs.
ID OOF ING Stat T..
EAGLE SLATE COMPANY

DcpotConer Of 10Th sv ana Qusre, al 1ydevfle, Yer
llth.st.. New YoTk. u.out j. X RYDER,
ADAM POSrON Superintendent
This Cenpan. iuvie the enIon OF the pnbic TO tbei
su, eri G'd veil knowl orr ~ aud FUHPbE ROOT 10
SLATE ~hch they are prepared 60 deliver their q
Tie- ~ Deprfs IN ell sizes suit able fDr roofing
The public sc csptiOued rpuh ns ard inferior
clr WI ich nsa been re.res' Ut ID a.cd Eagle Slate
slate roof Is p'clrrfDe 90 ia shiug,s 7 ron
well on II Taste l!efi iinuut needing tepairs II
s - e'a iir sihges. tH.ed no paiat raj water
from slate roof Ia pure, hps tait Of wood
p"ht sac 1901. ae epooi insurance compaBe favo.
them; seam will al CT nom.
he STATE uiac by tis ConnHuy ma. brrn
svely used ugon he u dips OF The New York C.n. Penn.
- lsann aud Lorg isnd RailwayS Ofdefs Addressed A.
shove or TO u fUfMAN No. 70 Courtanit New YoIG
will receive prompt attention
New. YOfk, March ig1h
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" Prom ( ot Of Con iinni e, -Con"ectur At Hampton
Junrio Nth Deava Lsskwsnna and e.tern Rail osd.
d wth L'hgn Nal-y ht,rosd sno iss oohn.o'
,ion. forming dec, line 10 Pittsburgh snds West ~itHou.
sLai - OF cara ........,, =, -.
-.ve new. ivrk IS ioiiJw,:
u.KnisBvKs EIPhE.s-A, . NJ. for Eaton, Reading,
Po,tsville ia n-bnrg MAnoh ttuns. NNnsD.pvrt, &c
Man TR.iy-kt3 q for Ea.toG, N4sr Gap ScrJn'
tor, Crest Bend. rius'on, Wik-sbro,Sc- -
HH 1EAIs-FOs tsssof. 1s1ch Chunk, VIZ
hanger, R-sding. Potisvil.-, H,rri.bnrg. aa
- Do IsAIS-Fof Easton bethlehem
Allentown. srJ nsBch tbnp<
G:.Orr W.Y rHnk-FurS neville.
sP.S WtsTyrs ttPrFss-For ts-ton Allentown Heat
~. a.r,lux pibrish and tho est Sleeping froia
Jef.ey CIV thf' psh q l. ,sn 90 - =,
E,Pt... TF.IN boz HsRRi.BuHG--Tbe Ga III Express
All o,n Ne Yo sris., =, hsr.buIg@ .. M, Connect
So Ia, AMI Wes r-n-y,sria Ceuu Riroed No therp
erifGl hosi North All SS1'h aud ~Lb the CGI.o.I
land valley Railroad ~, -.
tHx tx sor6H -.1Pas.s IssIs yoa rHs WEST leav-s
k-r.t Ga to"ni.,s .xcsptsil' n,,lhs e4o-f
council n rt lauisua- slh PEN, syiyabis ksiTosi-~fh
10 49, O. r,r. 70 fi'sbuygh. sd sut one 20 tncia-
soi CHICAGO -Four horr time IL saved BY taxing Iii.
tram
Ur,px1uropr .Sp Nxv-ioN fyRKr-Lesve New.
Yok II P-r No P Noftn Riv-s o. ID add ~ - l. M
): q -, AID - -
tn. b.a. stop at bef on elnt and Mariner! HNbar every
trip JOiN ~ 81 Inns. sn.ef'b'eaoeht-
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90 Ubom II man Concern.

CLAIMS for Pensions, Bounty, Back PAY, Ex-
~ tia Pay Recruiting Expenses. Pre- Money. &c wnrn
az, will be- promptly attended TO- Cal or ,roa
for circular for Reverence and tn-iructions
SONLS 4 Brown, No. 2 Pak pisoe,
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Cscur5loI3.

EXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND
IL HEATH Couio. and Pleasure Cars leave Fulton sa<
Ga La-ii- Ferries. Brooklyu. ev-Sy ~ minutes
20 10 the STA SlDE.-The cars OF tho
" Cou.y Island and BrooS yn X Cynpany are nov
sulsy fulton Csih,ine Ferries 20 urea
Iatc resnu ID ursvr-.ns. ard Cousy leland Tnis Is The
b~. route Sh~sph,,d Bay Piva 'xri,s and AsSeis.
s,stl
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Tf1nE WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR AUG. 80.

The Nsw-YoRK WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this
contains the foll"wins
I..L1ADINo ARTICLES: President Lincoln. Let.
ter; A b'i,'en'g Rec"r-; ! very a. A1-''"d ny
The WsT, .,r~.J~'sey Avail; Our iI.r-C'sd
io,A, D. he Moven--' - Il osris.ai. A. ne&'s
TO C,nhi "Nrw Lo.d' sew Laws" La
Bsosoy; EdisonI Paragraphs.
uWAk NsVS sun lAui.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY.
Iv..RECBUTiNG
y.INrERCSrlNG FROM RICHMOND; Meeting
o. be Hebsl C0usTe.'-je'.s.s Of !eae's0s
Wan ObJEC1IYE VIEW OF THE AMERICAN
81 OGGLG: Correspondents Of Ike y. Y.
inbu r..
vn..Aerv l. AND RECEPTION OF GEN. COR
CORAN.
vui .CHUR. II AND STATE
XIV TERN SANITARY COMMISSION.
X..F.ON WASHINGTON: Special Dispatches to
Inc y ln tuae.
FROM The ARCTIC REGIONS Retain of MI
xn..Lrr1Gss FROM Our SPECIAL CoRhs-
sPO'ULNIo WITH rHE AMY OF DEN
XIII. INTERESTING FpOM THE FRONT" OF
GfN POPE'S ARMY
XIV. .IMPOhTAHr FROM ARKANSAS: Successful
Nav, suo Army .,-oIIOn; ais Of hror!
Tic, sport WIT Anne s.j Ammani ion. "a .e"'i-
no up ne Yes'o kiver; C'l,iIe OF b-''e'y
Fight OF . Louisiana Re giuleut.
xv..9UE DRAFT: Order eg,i.G Securing Substitutes
u Advance.
XVI. TIL. TfuBUSE PRIZE STRAWBERRIES.
xvu..rHE iNDl,N, MASSACRE IN MiNNEsori:
H.. hiiei. The Sioux ULi,sd Tor sAe Prosecution
Of De-pera;c scheme.
avu..FRoM EUROPE.
Ala. THE ROMA<CE OF THE WiEY-HAREu
IrkKiLh.
xx..AMsRcAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XXI AGRICULTURAL ITEMS.
XII From TIE ARMY or VIRGINIA: Advance o
he X. o-l. iuiin' g" to'ce resp 1ate ~ eoi
I, 1uro Our ro-itiou; oar Army strongly r.
m Om Re.g, b. WE,e tat IT.in Of nene 3.
Pee P.uTed CofTesYooaeuee OF Inc "
Tribune
XIII. THE RAID AT CATLETTs STATION: Ful
Pasol as Of the Kcb-i X ID Of s,asr >, Csysi
Cslrt,s $ s'iou; firing Or rain o; Car
LYsjeJ with Sick AID oinoed skifE4i'h VIA
tie f-nns isaai. LueSt.A ki1r1; I n Tsy on Puf
nrir. H. .iou Atel,pt To uru RAJ Tosd bridy"
Iu.sfe.Ig Pa'nc1isTs- Correspondence OF Ia,
y. Tribune
XIV .vARIOCs WAR ITEMS.
XIV .AMOSU THE PINES
XVI. rOLiTiCAa-
XVII. PERSONAL.
xXyfT..CIri ,EWS
AXiX.. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
AXX. .MARRiA AGES AID DEATHS.
xXaI..CuMNEgCIsL uaTTSaS: FOIL Reports ~ Tie
StocA. Money, Go ton. Gain. sni Cattle .dsfseti,
sveeslJ nepo''ed lot lie " H. inoans
rsRxs-- 81, per snnlm Three Copies for IS. Ten for
si2. Tseui, Copies. to one address. go, aud
COPY 10 tie person ho fo'm- the CLUB.
For q CluJ Of U1e hIusIsd. send The Daily 1rbrne
gem.
SINGLE COPIES for ssIo at The Publication Oge. THIS
MORNING.
hTIW lax IAW-NatiOnal Edition, fall and
In coup ~ % per 10 Al.o Prize siaiio-ry
s.,s" sell them. Ciraisr fee
=. HaSkikS 4 Co.. No. % BocAusn-st.. New-folk
HAMMeND on Diseases Of the Nervous Ser-
"a rai Lrir-r, Gnd S.Iu.i Sy.temsNEW ADJ r. LA
iLt IRLaTSEN BY &. d. H4nEi nd, ~. D.. ferneft
fr'hsIo Sr-ei- Ana'ony cd Singer in th- ayTaca-e
Aof;ca C.ee sewf ora a1fnOi of Sedo4 infpruifiip
To-. h. LII lc li.e & MAHNIk Nom.
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Ealcs bp Anttloil.

A. ". MvRwiS Aucaonee. ~
DY PANGS. llERWIN 4 Co, Irving Buid-
ID in.. ko. 3gi and SO BresdSsy-Sse' 81 iosHs. s.S
ticosry Picture. worAs Of AT f'ae' essa'
MONDAY tNENING. Sept. u a. : ociVs .
STANDARD aud NisCELLANE US BOohs,-Nompns'
ir Of noe nbrsr edit Us. iscluding Medi :. ana Sur
gical work, sc. Also On M'srmsn' o. INV S
PiITURkSskc ----
NuAL at AUCTION.-On account et %hon
I . - =, I'm A caro- Of 200 tune Ct broken
TaEVoRI0> COAL in bos, usisn yolun i iS0'
"a It, Norh Rvr will be sold q aue'f,ni 't Sss. AZ
Emmy A,s ~ 1901? q /; ocock noon. ese TO oe made
-. N.sch.t, tIehsnss, No broaiwy Coal g 70
J'iv.'aJ CIom the boz. BARNEY, BUTLER rAh
SON, ATTORNEYS for Con.i-uo's
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NETWORK Il NEw.IAvEN RAILROAD

L. sPtfNO ARRANGEMENT. i&.
COMMENCING Ma . 49,.
Passenger 5 ,-iOn NswYort ThSt and ~ ~.
Iutr.Lse 2,thst
IRAIN5 LEAVE NETWORK:
ft Ne 'hasrn T. NJ, tn }; i.:l5 KI)i 3sS.
- Hab Z. IN. a.
Dor Pa = ,ls',sr m-' 'E''' i';h' tEr,' o."
10, IS,d s,,.;ford E.us-ld s..,hpor, and w..,po,.
=. o.: IL: S. 3.e and .:s p
For kor,si. s:J . m; l2:i3 D. tEIli $50. 49, S:
fof D1.p and jresn~leh T. so m t2:is, $50 .:1
70 STANFORD :. 8, tEr( go L. m, Ia:ls. a.tEr. D.:
~, -, 80 p ~ q.
Pr, Chester .pd int a.edists stations seA IL:
r. 3.t0. 40. t:5n. $50 p. m.
J., p.,t L. q, ga : RpcirI-. sp n. tEx)
CONNECTING TRAINo
foT Boston ,ia >,Iip.hea . a ~, tEJb (ELL sp. m
"a.
.or lo.,oa vi, saore Line l2:l5, SPIN. En-
; harrrd add SprmgneLi a IN. tEKb Ri3. j
(EKk 4. H. ia -
for Ten, River Railosd TO Montreal m. fELl
aud 2:la IN. to Nurhsu pt"h
her sr,fofd Providence. add frbkAl Railroad an ,
fEn J. I.:Ist.
tnr Nsw.IIa..n kr= London. aud S,onin,toa RAiHosd
Q = ~. ~. - 3 o.. Ia.
for al hailrosd. 2,t5 o. "a. to Npunsmpton
b ioa.storic Kstr.-n - fwtsho4d. q IN q N. 70
Be- - v q stu ,.-h 81" P.s.. led
for N.nEa,nek Rail Dad. :. M. =. n.
tor pGnhnfv .ni sof~sk Rairosd. T. $50 g n. u ID
CONN. od,ou. s -epins tas. rrachei tos p m. rain.
IAhts h HOY T. Superintendent
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LOR BOSTON and rROVIDENCE. via ANEW
L rom 49, FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
. ssrsr hkrAOruL C.pt br 'wu Lave. h.w.forL
ever, 4 EsDAi. 1HUpiDhY. ard SArURDAy. " 5
.'.lfk u 90. spi the kNPiRr SAFE. Cant, bi.,tou on
MONDAY. WtDNt spAi. 90 FRIDAY ct o'eiock p m
tom Par %. n X
ue ne ~ room viii hs regarded ,scurod 70 any se
1 lic- 1 90 tai the ,.nis sba have neea paid fpr.
fof~ aided oUsn great aispsch
ty ~ tspfr-- freight ran.
~ LUkDES Agr,t Mo-. 10 aud II West.',.
NEW-JERSEY RAILKOaD-FOR Pull
~ .DELPtlIh and the SOU II snd WEST via JPR.
Srh n.- Mai and EKp1.,a lin-s leave New'fofk q, I
srd 90 M 4. u ant u . IA Fac So through ucssts
be Suh .odN o- aud LraEsh Baggage CHECKED Ia
: a NJ aid a1d ~ q. usis
". WJODkUff As-,.tsnt Superintendent.
No baggage Will ~ r~c-iv- for trans uress Delivered
End = Is minute. In advance Of th- time u leaging
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3n5nrailte Companies.

CLINTON FRI INSURANCE COMPANY
" jGie No - 4: 4ite N'~lo.&-Cssh capital $50 cyJ
wstl su' piu.
DigitC.OKS
High i.s;n;. osh s Hunt,
LII ,gl an rSxn..nd. @bomEs Sanan.
ths, l. ~ o-ds. J. "A RsDson,
jobs e0iolt. Geo A Iowrsend,
John Cvrip.o1. Don Aio 20 Cgshanap,
D. nsGfs al ..nt, u smith
Je~pL l.A~fenc-. Sylvester l. ". Wad,
LeoueiLo = 5ysfey, Awe r.. Lsng.
Eda, rnson, koOeu " bruce.
ish John sc II Boyd
y"h" y S.sn A IkB4gs del Vale,
Aan1o Witsts. Henry :. Lrysdrh,
= 81 D. Ls~ronce Tun1re.
Aso O'n~o.d. IT,. JOIN J Walker
, HUGH LAiNO. President.
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90 Let.

rI'O IEr-ln JERSEY CITY-Th- PIllLA-
j nFLrifiA HOrsl. T Ho.sr nt.hs ah0si -
Kn ms. ~ hs, kr.ifu iuf p-ing the
.tusI Depot and teuy. K-n. ~ Inquire 81 DbHJA.
M q EiDF 10 10 Nn.hifs pa = J~ises ~.
INO IT or lEASE--h handsome PiilN Al T.
Il KfSirESCr. soft W..nipsi.u r"u-i.iius Il ,'N~n
s,l.. 81 tsnd, DwelngH u. viii g. wrt'. funar-.
a thron.neut. Dfrss STAB old u"rs tottasr.
A. l5il sp,iy 20 ii' htP bO.bA.. 80 Pine.
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HUDSON RIVER RhILRO AD.-For ALBA
( ny AID TROY COrh <criNG WITH TRAINS
hURIli md NE>r Ir-iD. leave:
From Cb,ub-f.st trom Oh-st
Fiy-.s. ui II IA aud ,: 1.c5 l:95 a aud 3: " end
- sod y. In. 5:IJ p IA.
Trv, ADD Albany with sls-p-
nrcar loa5p IA. 1870 Q. IN. Sunday include D.
fou.nsrerse tram. OF ] and
OBJ ~ l;,, ndc:Spm-
7 vol. - TO-. .:'a ~ ~.
Ffikt ain 20 o. No. $3.50 m.
Peeb,kh trzin, go . and
:. apm 9:sa In. and ass y.
sips sing tf..u. 3'op. J:;3
isfsaoNu. q Go a. u.
ioI ker, train. tp IN. 40 y. ~.
A b. Snirh. Superintendent.
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Ocean Gte1mers.

4 RRANGEMENT commencing July ], 1862.
~ FOR ,LiFOaN,A. VIA ptNAHA
frscs,s vii leave Eev.f ,rk on the lat Iltk
Of moth. except these ds.es fab %
SUNDAY when Ito day Of departure will be the MONDAY
following
in,.rrrer ID. b. ALLEN. Agsut-
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GouseS au0 farmo Uaale0.

WANTED Ia RlrT A FURNISHED
w MOUSE. .u.sbe Tor 'e~i IA siu '4c pfifsi.
f. aiy hnsi 20 cl.ny.. "a a. I'd b-' ""id
..tis. sui 81 ani s.b-.s. t-nt ON 80 IN fl' per
no,ti-in si,-nc- fdrs P-t-t r-f--bcs Sscr
,ara, the cafe oi tie prog y AID -
r BuND No. Ia Broadway.
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Chance Tor Duslncss nlcn.

A SUPERIOR OIL REFINERY for SALE
~ LXChANGE Inquire Of u. J. fRlsBIE. No.
( 30 Pearl w.. Newly orb
hRUG STORE for SALF.-Sitnatrd on u
~ e.jng thoropstfr~ 10 Bfoo.lyn established Is
W II BE- sod vrry low TO cssn purchaser hpl!y Oh
preries No 81 hyitlesy.. Of PeaI.tt. Brook
/ ,yn. A. i.
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New pub irations.


GVIOY THIS MORNING.
~ BEADLEs DIME NOVELS. No. a.
THE ALIENS:
~.rE orqHE GREAT CANAwHA WALLET.
Nv the Aa,hor Of "Ths Wrong Map &C.
BrADLE Co. No l+l Wth.ri'ss'
sNcLAIR TOUsEY. General Agent
N-TW WORK BY A GREAT AUTHOR.
N RUB l,Hro tbs DAY.
MARC T. II Il Il;
Og, rVO LOWS.
nv MADAME EMILE GiRARprS
x.~.,a,ed foD ~. Ftsp'h oN
J. LE,SuFR STArH
n,.r... xoune syy well y iaf.a. IN paper, 25c.
r az al ,h. -o-k. of th' aeombhsh' winter hsrssn'
st. 4. tine one which been m'.i v Ta'iy re i'~i
H., here has niui teu aud fr II l"i'
nr-r, r-sn woks o. the kind b. We been more 'osshi
a. g. the Jr'e sinai
e.cRSTiy PuBLlsH n: -
r.pTIN VAN rt'FEN: l. yer, .iesnsn. and Nov. By
" u, Allen Better ca neat Oh isn'o; limp soih
rHT IhXPAyt RS MANUAL. Tax MosT s'sPLPiEr
Fp,rioy Que vO.. 3vO psfs T. Pc cio;h SNc 49,
a,iIr(k rs MILITARY ), ne CE AND HISTORY
n Mai ten Il W. ta1-cs, Cousuen1e i'-Ci ief .
III Il i. > ace Armies tu- vol i2mo Goth. 30
APR mss RAILWAY GJiDE. for septen,DeI Pie
. cents
Il. APPLETON CO.
NJ 40 .nd AS Broadway.
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6tailonern an0 3antn GOODS.
rHE NATIONAL PORTRAIT CHESS AND

lVNilE NATIONAL PORTRAIT CHESS AMI
4 CHECkEK BOADD.-A uest dgfa5.e, ard cheap 81
G the million coIprisius tn, uuUei rn- LIFE
sr IA tsIrs ell neut en-Tss 3Id Comm odpT's
tne Pf-deut Se'Trt1fS Of Sat. &C. ih~ prtfes
slone wo.tn ban the 81 the ard h"T -
. J. MtKkIIT Who rae Sisii,rcf No. 10 b-eku,D..t,
NV .lofx. suted ever -LeTr SAM J" copy
aa led poet paid. add fe-s. receipt Of :
Also each ant -horitne huseIs VI hid and vel
4~l~ord Sis loloy Arno 6ouuiae " nAs Flsis
Il aDk Eo.ks, &c.
DRlNCEs IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
Que filing VII ,.3 TO 10 Sept hy mail send ssTp
iof circular UEO. r. HAWkE>. No O. Ns,s1g-.t.. \ J.
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Usooing Garos. &t.

At wv. FVERDFLLs SnNS-WEDDINC
n ObrDS These c-lebrsted FDrTs,ei CaIcs sold on,
a. TO ~ futou-st. - I. tsfeDh.n.d 1918
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40 INVENTORS aud MiNUFAC1 CRERS.-
PAeLtec have valuable Pa rn' RiyLts s'u'.d
aud ,ecurei nom The Dover OF he ULitsd
sA.e- sh, desifo secpie y them tie
Pateats ON the - or Proybse 4 south Aos
and lie Nee, Ind. l-nds. and MsnUfc~r.rs who hs' 9
Machinery .Gd %. articles eled 10 tat section wbic
tie, tr.ir, T. Introduce ter- for viii De led to
Patent Rights sod introduction aud @ OF Machinery
,lrru-h lie Corpn-r,ie Hou-- Of Me.s.. BGElI 5
WILLET. e,isbli,hed IA Soutn incIi,. aud N-w.Yok.
Apply 20 HEHRiCh a Wi!.LEr No. Ji3 6io~uvich-rt.
MOULD LIKE to EXCHANGE a TAV-
w EGN STA aud fAHH of 90 Farming
Uisni sock and ,'rsn the Crou"d TO- STOCK If
GOODS IOf ysfiosiars stIres Post is.tof. ATu.hi.
.nesu CO. WI. Or ALEAB DER Os X ~ DER, NJ.
Pa brosoway (sutraDc~, No Pan. place., Nrw-iok
sNANIED-An OPPORTUNITY to IN
w VI ST about coo a. money aud god IN the Drug,
Grocery isAT 'te similar trsde. IL city conn'r
Apply Eating particulars ~ iioty aud ha"k, 10 f..
WIS ROY LIZ, eco Post Once Station D. Neg ora ,ny