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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-10-22
Colportage
A MONG TIE SOLDIERS

By the direction of the Colportage Board, at
Darlington, tho work of supplying the South
Curnlinn soldiers with the New Testament and
rcliginus reading was begun first by us in South
Carolina.
PIoUs PASTORS ENGAGED IS coLPoE-
TEES.
A number of devoted Pastors of the State are
luboring earnestly and efficiently az Co!portcrs ol
the BNri-some OF them in Virginia and some
of them on the South Carolina coast.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

TIE MERCURY has now the largest circulu-
ton of any puper in the State, and is second in
this respect to but few papers in the South; II
therefore offers great advantages to business men
and others, whose interests require publicity.
ONE SQUARE of l3 linua, solid Nonpareil,
each insertion, 65 cents, and for each additional
line ) cents.
C0MMUNICATI0ES . personal interest will
be charged as advertising matter.
Orders from without the city to publish Advcr-
tscrnents, Marriage Notices or Obituaries, will
not be attended tu unless the cash, an accepta-
bic city reference, accompany the order.
Riy- On all bills Of $jU and over, ~ per cent
discount is allowed.
Ms- South Carolina Bank Bills taken in pay
ment for subscription to the Mercury.
Charleston, July 1851.
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- - ..
E,xec1,torss Notice.

A IT, ncrsnns indebted to the Estate Of Rice
"a coleman. ler. are notified tn come for
,arIi nm, pay III" ."m'. and il!a'e having claims
= ,a;ns sid E.'a'c vii r"'sr render them III
p'' 'F>''' S. y. NICHOLSON, EE'or.
kug6 oW' oh
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Negroes Wanted.
October Sth

~ w7su 70 BUY 10 or 15.Likcly Young
4 Sa.Iw Fellows, between The ages Of is 'ni
>, rcgr.. Tie aighe>t Cash prices will he ,.ai
go \. L. GLOVER.
If 30
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The Idle are a very heavy tax upon the
industrious, when by frivolous visitalions
they rob them of their time. Such per.
sons beg til ..ir daily happiness from DOOR
t.! to door: as brgsgars their daily bread, and
Ike them sometimes meet with rebuff
~ Iacre &C 'ssi p ought not To vondcr if VIC
evihcc s'sI IS that we arc tired nf him. see.
lS that " : arc indebted for rl,c honor of
his visit SC Icly To the circumstances of his
being tiru of himself. Tie Si.s Mt home
mlll he has accumulated an i1,SnprrahI.:
load ot, en- rni, and then s;lllr< i;,riI, To dis.
trlhlle it .aInong his scluan,,ncrs.
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THE FIELD ASD FIKESlDE is now firmly
established. II is handsomely printul in foio
form, for binding, on the best paper, with clear
type. Every excrtun is made to rindicatr its
claims to be 1.-THE FIRST WEEKLY PAPER
IN THE SOUTH"
All wishing to become Subscribers, will p'eHSc
address JAS. GARDNER, Proprietor,
Augustu, Ga.
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BLISS
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY!

B I is customary now -a-,ayS for the pr"prietors
and pr"pcllrrs Of patent medicines Ia array
hci"rc the public eye III tbs. m"st gl"mng c"lors,
account. nf m!raril;"us cures, nnd NJ the same
time c"rrlhin of HE :'Dvcriy of The English Ian
ruagc as being innilrqlaie t" convey ideas that
w"ml,l lo justice to their medical prepa, ations
Now the proprietor of The EhLvc-nnmed prepnra-
ti"n tl"n'c intend to pursue any such course, but
will be content To say, cundidly, to the people,
what his preparation has done and will do. The
DYSPEPTlC REMEDY needs no surl p,oppiny
up hy any such cunnnsly devised fables. BLISS
DYSPEPTlC REMEDY is the only reliable pre-
partition now before tho people for ALL DIS
EASES OF TIE STOMACH, and those other
diseases TINT have their origin in disease .of TINT
organ. II has again and again cured when all
other preparations have failed. Its merits have
been discussed by physirups in counsel. 1t has
often been pre- judged and thrown asidc by phy-
ssinps rnd consigned to tho tunh Of quark huW-
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and recommended by the most eminent physicians
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PROSPECTUS
THE C0yFEDERAYE BAPTIST.

vHyIlE mnlersGncd hereby pr".;o:c ''' publish IN
4 i..,.ii, al I'"Iami'i,. ) c., Il week y religious
paper. To az called "TilE CONFEDERATE
BAPTIST" and 10 hc r'iie,! i,y Rev. L. kEf-
NOLDS, u. D.. and Rev. j. NJ. {. BREAKER.
We have hcrn induced to undertake this enter
prise by the conviction that the time has come
Sllri, ilr demand for silch PAPER by "hr "wI
denomination in the State. ynumheEin5 NOW We LnnTs
pied. II viii i'c :hc effort pi the rroprietnrs and
c,lil,cs Ia iu!A. hi. paper faithful watchiIan nt
the walls uf Lipn. Il m.SScuger oi groi tilinS. T."
its rra.l"rs an'i worthy in every respect vi their
patronage.
All who may receive copies o! this pr".pcctus
a-c earnestly requested To ulian subs, riberS, and
to forward t1rir ramcs Immediately. a. soon rs
number sufficient Ia insure :hc Of the
enterprise is received hy IL, ,c first number OF thu
paper will br issued. The subscription price
twu ,lullars in ail rHSv, L. .l IL. y lrled y the
subscribers ,,nrnu.;,c:y "n ;c.r reception oi the
first number.
All rummunica lu.; mus: he alIru: Sc'l to I" Tile
C"nJricrnie BnptAt, Columbia. S. G., "r To either
"f the PROPRIETOR.
s W. Eo0KH sRT,
4. X DURHAM,
Coumhu, > g.. AUST. 1862. pro.ristnrs.
Aug. 90 Il 33
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F'URNII'UI}E!!

n have now on Maud Il large Stock NJ BED.
II pieces, Mahogany, E.meA ami Fancy Paint
ed s,rull lot of PARLC& FURNITURE.
Also, SEWING TABLES, WRITING TABLES,
DINING TABLES, Observation-Disclosures,
CHAIRS, few MATTRESSES, and all articles
usually kept in the Furniture line. most Of
MY OWN AiANtfAt sGR;.,
and will BE- sold lw t'.r gp"i :. Irr whrI; tin
cash il not convenient.
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THIRD VOLUME
OF THE
SOUTHERN FIELD& FIRESlDE
JAMES GARDNER, Proprietor.

The following are culici from muny
EXPRESSIONS OF THE PRESS.
Its writers the must distinguished in the
South" [Delta, New Orleans.
'innds in the very front rank"
Presbyterian, Charleston.
= a must acceptable paper
Christian Index. Macon.
hqu".lc'i by few. surpassed 10y nunc."
riGlcS. Columbus.
i's' ies; investment rf Two iollars that could
-, ,:#'..'. MT:<"uran, 81. Louis.
At observes The anus; liberal patronage"
Bnpfis:, Atlanta.
We cordially commend i. In Southcrncrs."
Enquirer, Richmond
"Its contents are varied aud agreeable"
Christian Advocate, New Orleans.
Calculated emnenty to improve the soil and
mind =" Enquirer. Memphis.
Filled with the choicest reading matter
journal & Messenger, Mnr"n.
"An excellent Journal. c,litn'l hy c"mpctGn:
Gentlemen" LChronicl" Sentinel, Augusta.
.'BrSt Literary journal in ;hr c"nn'ry."
.l"rrrai, Louisville.
"a Southern blessing"
Southern Argus, Norfolk, VA.
Every reading nan in the country should
have it." Republic, Augusta.
"Gives full value fur the money"
[S"uthrun, jackson, Miss.
"Without rivnl-the best that coulcs to us."
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The best family paper published
Courier. Charleston.
"A welcome guest Mt every iircsiic."
advertiser, Montgomery, Ala.
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THE SOUTH CAR0LINIAN,
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
Ar COLUMBIA, s. C.
FRANKLIN GAILLARD, EDITOR.
AND TIE
COLU MBIA BANNER,

A WEEKL y FAMIL Y PA p ER,
VUVIIIS is the largest Family Paper in the Snuth,
II and is offered to the domestic circle for
NEWS and POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Tales and Stories which arc offered to the
readers of the Banner are the efnrts of Southern
Genius. which it is pleasure to foster. Original
Sketches, Lterury and Scientific Essays, and Mis-
cellaneous Selections, regularly make their ap-
pearance in its columns.
SUBSCRIPTTON-Daily S6; Tri-Weckly, 81;
Weekly So per annum, in advance. All Papers
stopped when subscription expires.
R. W. GIBDES, Proprietor.
COlumbis, July 1851. tf ~
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We APPEAL TO EVERY CHRISTIAN MAN.
We circulate no Tract or Book which any Chris
tian man would object To, whether he be Prss6y-
teriun, Mrtho1i.t, Episcnpntu", Lutheran, or B"P-
.nt. We, therefore, appeal to NIL Christians
throughout the city and country to aid US IN tins
common work. We pledge ourselves to meet the
spiritual wants of nur soldiers to the full extent
Of the means placed at our command.
SOUTH CAROLINA SOLDIERS sINVIRGINIA.
South Carolipa regiments in Virginia share
;rnp"r,nnalIy in all the operations "f this Board
in Colporters, New Tcstaments and Tracts.
EVERY SOLDIER ON THE SOIL OF SOUTH
CAROLINA.
Many of the sons of North Carolina, Georgia,
Tennessee and other States, are upon the coast Of
South Carnlina Shall We not minister tu their
spiritual wants?
MANUSCRIPTS FOR FOUR-PAGE TRACTS
Solicited.
The Board desire to publish number uf four
page Tracts" adapted to the wants Of the soldier.
aud hereby solicit such manuscripts. These uitnli-
scripts must he free from dcn"mi"ati"""' 6i"s.
CONTRIBUTIONS MAY BE DIRECTED.
Those WIN contribute to this work may specify.
II Ibis is desired. in what regiment or company
surh funds shall be expended All contributions
10 hs work will be acknowledged in the public
rrinta.
LARGE AND SMALL AMOUNTS.
Let it he remembered that SiBO will buy one
thousand New TcytamentS, and thirteen cents will
huy IL single copy. Each copy will supply ""e
soldier
TO TIE PASTORS AND CHURCHES.
Pastors !hE4ng5ba!aH} ri g5a!H ht thitGn, SIna read the
abnvr tn tiicr congregations, and send US the
free-will offerings made to this work.
Addrcss- Rev. W. ID. Rice,
General Superintendent S. G. CoipOrt'yc.
Sumter, s. Z.
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CHRISTIAN FRIENDS OF OUR SOLDIERS,
IIEIpI

Thousands of the patriotic sons Of our own and
uthcr States, who are sacrificing nll for our COM
mon country, have no Bible {" point them to Col
and to .'lis sht up dying bed" They are willing
to read it-thcy ask fur it, Shull they be denied
Our Chaplain writes q slu nut believe fifty men
in tue regiment have brought Tcstanents with
thelun
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THE SICK SOLDIER.

Those who have visited the sick sni'lirr, n we
have in the various Hospitals in AMI about Char
lesion. know with what readiness and thankful
ness prayer and religious instructions are re-
ccived how gladly they receive The New Ts<ta
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EScoUIAGEMENTs TO LABOR on.

ENCOURAGEM EMS III LhDpN o->.
The cheering intelligence is reachins US con-
stnntly ;hat the soldiers receive with SrHiliuI"
the New Testament AMI Tracts given them. They
welcume all religious instructions with, in many
Instances, the gushing tear and Gnivcring lip.
NEW TESTAMENTS AND TRACTS DIS
TRIDUTED.
The operations Of the Board, to the Isl Fchru'-
ry, nre 500 New Tes,ameurS and ono million
seven hundred thousand pages Tracts.
TIE SOLDIERS READ.
They not only accept the New Testament and
Tracts given them, but they read them. in not u
few instances, prayerlully aud saringy.
SOME HAVE BEEN CONVERTED.
Through the simple insirumentality of Il little
Tract, the truths Of "G"L's word" presented to
.cln hy the Copnrter, the earnest prayer and the
linu> counsel uf such, number lave turned It"
Go'i. and are now rejoicing in Him.
r-,Nr
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i'''S- 'ne 'o''p'e'l''rr 'c!in. 1928 %!
ill.,, Circuit Court for Pope C,m.:ty il
which Till resided. he got mt of bed on.
morning unconmonIy siuomy. and while
at the brcnki:.st.tahie, sudden y burst iu,o
tears.
w hat is the matter, lily dcar9'' ask.
cd LHry-ihat hrauitu' Lacy, who had
formerly left her wealthy hom,. in Carcii
n;i for the rubber III the robbers cave
" have had :. dreadful dream" an.
Swer"d the. In'>bapL. shrrddcrin;, at The re-
collection, $av George Strong in INV
sleep, and h.; kissed M, with Ills paIe
lips, that buried like lire. aud smelled of
sulphur am sure ! sir,ll die before
sunset
:" hrn 'io not 90 10 Court to-day" said
'he Wlio III accents Of carr,est cn!rcaty.
But will, replied th husband firm.
Iy. ''Nhem mans tine i, come bc
can not hide from death: besides. it will
be the act OF Il cowar. &, do ,n il o.,.
possesses The po"cr.' is.lcn addressing
his son, a tifr Intelligent, boy Of thirteen
he continued, Bill, y";, See my gun y
pointing h.; finger as hc spoke to the
great ,Ionhl"-'i;r.r! ii.:!rgiu 5nn buck horns
over the door: Practice wl,h ,Il..t every
morning, and tie day y",, arc sixteen.
shoot The loads OF both barrels i.;.o the
nan VIII" will this Iav kil youe father.
''londrr comes Nose Howard: he
will protect YOU, Pa" re marked Mary
.''Ii's eldest daughter, u ovciy gi"lafli.:
cen, wh" vas to be lnarriaj iI,e next day
0 the youth then approaching.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
.. THE 1862.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with it's connections. forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST koSIE
Eyht trains ruu daily lIom New ORR to fnsdep"s Vn
New jersey .nd S.md11 1 snS Ss nnSSy yrsT ny rfIs
EolJlE LEAVE NEW iORk FROM TIE
rOOT or COURTLANDT-sr.
Bywsy Of Philadelphia 1e morning pA'senssrs '..e Sess
Yotk 1t M same time as other routes E'snie Ps"'1sa
NJ d q M, Que hour later than other lines
ty way OF Allentown, evening passengers leave AZ Nc
, Al The same time Northern lines, In Chcsso sSd ~
oon,. IN the hohWes Cestinr. Indianapolis Lolvuss
81 Louis. Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati. and al hs%
p,lrt. West. with fewer change, Of cars. ,,...
sleeping Care. without change, from Ph.aie ah, 'o
P..harh ?55 miles and Newly TO Ptssbmsh, >SV Ee"s
Smoking aud Saloon Cars on all tsin'
Fare the other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
sesS.e Tickets good uutil used, by Pi.sbnr.h
WESTERN EMIGRATION. r,.
The PennsySsli, Central Company rals an assn -
travel to parties moving Westward, at 'nS hsn TIC
OF fare. -
Uy this route ffeshs Of all desctipiions csn os
and from any point the Railroads OF oiv
Indiana Iuos " isconsn. lows 81 M,seuli, ~ -. ~
ROAD DIRECT, or to any port on tue hA"s's
the West BY stsaInsu FROM Pittsburgh A. ~, -
The rates of Freight TO and from any point IN - A..
the Psnns lsnia isrosa are AZ a time Ssv,s and ,hip-
pers intrugug the transportation ot theif r,e,s"
Company. can Fsy With eSsh T@c !ssec On It's 'i'''
p.. an, p,Is,, in Li,. stock viii 6ud this most sd'
geous route Cspicious Yards, ~eh watered ana M
piled every convenience have oeen opeaea on ,,nts
aud its connections aud every attention paia 20 Toe
From rri.bufg where will DO found every epnyenienesr
ieeding and resting choice is ofered Of the ~ III niLAD
PhIA, NEW YORK and BALtlMoKE Ma .s,o1 Hou,s.
No. / Astor House aud No. South wilism''-
MCDONALD BIschoFF EmE.nt s fsss,: A.,a..,pl pl.es>
ENoCU LEWIS, Genera sspssiasssasnt NtssaA -
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Galcs bp NnrilcIl.


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MONDAY EVENING Nov 10, At O'Clock.
sTiNDATD and MISCELLANEOUS SOUkS-Emhfsc.
rs variety foe library editions of valuable works and
ooiiection OF nsceia ancous publications. a.. -.
TUESDAY AEIER&OON Nov II, At ) O'Clock, and the
three following dsys az the same hour.
COINS and MEOaIs-Comp-iing the American portion
OF The famous Inori Collection of Coins Medals M'd
diets Iok,ns Ac b,iug undoubtedly, tue richest In rinu
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Catalogues now ready.
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No. 30 Cham5eTs.st.
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by the Uniied States MARSHAL. under tie direction
the United States Prize Commissioner. ON FRIDAY next
the 7tb inst. at II O'Clock, a. M. At
WARD X G0yEs UNION WAREHOUSES;.
Near Hamilton Ferry. Brooklyn. SIMEON DRAPER Alc
onee the CARO- Of steamer STgrTiN assorted expressly ~
the Southern market consisting Of DRUGS, GROCERIES
HARDWARE, TIN. IRON, DRY-GOODs SHOES, &c, &c
Catalogues may be had Wsdresdey. the 5 ins Ct h'
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&c Pine.sL
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HENRY ". ELLIOTT
Uoied States Prize Commissioners
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NETWORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.

1861 SPETNG ARRANGEMENT. ltSs
COMMENCING MAY s. 1862
Passenger Station In SewYcik, 21tb e. spd .trs
21h-st.
TRAINS LEAVE tEW-YORL:
For Nsw.lls-en, T. ga III. (tx }; l2l3 tEI) 80 tpS
For Brlds-po-- :, sa N. tEI)i ELS (Er) $50, 40,
aud p. IN. tExl
For Milford s,r.tfOrd s.ra.d. Southport, and we,pOri
-. IN. Il5.l.SO. 30 D.
For Norw.ls s3ss. N. I2is. (EI) $50. 40 SO
p H. (EI)
For Dsrien aud Greenwich T. a3o m i2.i5 so, 40,
530p
For Stanford, :. (gI.b 80 . M; i2l,. lEIl 80.
Az SD p. or
For Port Ch,sior and intermediate ss,ioas go g
i2 Is, 3 80 s.3J $50, 8 20 p
FOR Port Cheftsr and New. w.Kochelle, q o. "a. (EI)
CONNECTING TRAINS
Fec Boston. via Springfield, IN, (E1) sp. u. tErl
For Boston via Shore Line, l2.i5 D. m (Ex1
For Hartford AID sphu .drli a IN (Ex l2l5 lEIl
p u. lEx) 4
ard 70 - p. N % Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence. aud Fi.hkil Rallrosd -
OK l2l3 p m
For New favea New London and Stonins;en Rssosd q
a IN. y Il. }. 2. m ok
Csus Il.roaa. i2.l5 p. IN, TO Northampton.
For Uousaonc Railfesd 10 Pi.tsneld . ~, o. r 70
New Milford. Saturday, through to Pusdsld
For Naue tuCA Esilload, 9. M, p. m.
For Danbugy aud Norwak Railroad, T. 80 m. 20 D. ns
Conunolou. Sleeping Cars attached TO the y. I1sio
JAMES IA. HOY1. Superintendent
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Gouses ano farms u)anieo.

WANTED-A building for a light manufactur-
w Ing business. Mua be vel locsi-d in the city OF
Newlofk loo u iz5 fee, oII ~ f vide ,nd 70 re,
hsb s equivalent In Well lighted with engine Of
~ horse- power, aud main ,hafting
s.,i,-ctory building VI be rented foT term Of ytsI
Address, With description and location.
:. B. JAMES Pos, Ofhce Bor NJ, os6T
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Professional Notices.

EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. H., Editor OF The
IL Scslpcl aud Operating and Consnine Surgeon no "
sthav Oico alton. Oh tho obscure diseases Of
the pelvic yscerA Rapture Piles. Vsreocole, and fi.Ius
radically cussd without knfe hsaurh Once hours
from q 10 - I 70 =. and TO evenings
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Weo0lnq Var0s, &t.

AT WM. EVERDELL" SONS--WEDDING
m CARDs.-Thsss celebIsed Engsved Csrcs sold only
at No. iO+ fulton at. A. Y. Established 1918
/ II. JOHNSTON ~ CO., No. $50 Bowery
1s WEDDING and VISITING CARDS. 10. latest styles;
sfcin.nA by mail Also Watches J,welry Siy. Ware and
iaisi Wne, Of the beat qualities and at low prces
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Mem publications.


VICTOR HUGO's GREAT NOVEL.
COMPLETE IN FIVE VOLUMES.
CARLETONs EDITION.
LES ABLES-VALJEAN.
4bs FIFTH PART and last Of HUGOS Novel is now
ready.
The parts are:
PART I-FANTlNE. PART 1L-CoSb'Ib.
PANT lu-MaRlTs PART IV.-ST. DENIS.
PART v.-vALJBAN.
Such works as this appear but once In century Ne'
Nissbess 10 too huinby designated novel oy ' aoo'
sr the novel is but sceeo behind which the master s pro
claiming a. with authority gandest and most 'ai 'onS
III. Psrsbles of Christ had in essence d pnrpoae no
NOR, ,ucc.,,f inita,o Victor Hugo is in the decline q
ME- n, has been an author mark for more than quarter o
.n,pry h. ia An exile and ouaw because he ssrepaohcan
and will not sburc hi. faith yet not trace Of bitterness
r.r,oun... defOm. these volumes. Royss imper
.t ,,,socrs, conservative may peruse them without aver
o 70, ;hr author has through observation reflection
sruence suffering to that hight whence is comgre
handed the GOOD In evil the truth in seeming fsebood and
ths b.nian. uses which Omniscent Wisdom extracts from
Ap.nsr fiailty hypocrisy, biGoiry and crime.
Price per volumes Cloth Binding printed superior paper
oil Paper Covers 50 cents Copies sent by mail, postpaid
on receipt Of price.
When Sent by Express:
Copies Of any one volume. cloth. Sf-psper, 81
10 Volumes. cloth. S7-paper, S3 0O
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Orders must be accompanied with the Money.
THE TRIBUNE.
No. lA Nsslaust,
New.York.
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steamboats, ano Railroads.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY aud lNTERblE.
IL DIATr LANDINGS ARMENIA, from ioo
of IIsui,nn. IT, every MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and + al
DAY, at o'clock o. M, stopping at 3oh-st
NEW-YORK, HARLEM. and ALBANY X. X
~ For Albany, Troy, North and west:-sUMNER All
RANGEMENT, commencing THURSDAY, May I. iS2
For ALBANY. l0:JOa Express Mail Train from 'othst
Station.
, Fer Local Trains see Time table.
JOHN BURCHILI., Assistant eurerinssndsse
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

tho u,ms of A. q JEROME CO. A. o. JEROME.
NERMILYE & CO.,
No ~ Wslls.,
have on hand FOR immediate delivery tho
NEW TWENTY YEAR SIX PER CENT BONDS,
81 H.. uated ,taics desgnaied 90 Five Twentes re-
dremsbs the pleasure Of tho Government Aer hye years
snd authorized by Act Of Congress approved Feb % iok
The Coupon Bonds are issusd in sum. of
go 500. 800 and tl GO.
The Registered ouds IA sums Of
90 eco 500. I'll 100 and $500
Interest will comlrucr from date o. subscription ard 10
abe in gold tic Mnir any Sub es.ory Dep.tory
United States the ht days OF May an! November OF
each year A. the present premium sod the Bonds yield
sbon, sgh per per Tho ample provision made
by Custom Duties
EIcs stamp. aud Internal Revenue for the payment of In.
teTest and qudlon oi the principal makes al uyesmsnt
Ia thi. loan safe profitable ard available at all times.
This being tho loaI iso Which The Legli Tender
Note. tbe u will become the principal loan In the
market snd profitable mods Il investment for trust Funds
the Surplus uad Of capitalist. well the essnng Of the
industrial cl1ses.
sub,cpt received at par in Leyl Tender Notes or
noiss aud checss Of bank' at par In New York sueschoe
By mail will receive prompt attention, and every facility and
rITlanson will be Afforded on ppcetior At this oics
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
yTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON via Gro.
EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

Il PORT and FALL RivER--Thc splendid and ,,peri,e
steamer METROPOLIS, CsN brown. leaves New.Yors
every TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY Al 3
O'Clock ?. .. aud the EMPIRE STATE Capt Bray,on a
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at o'clock D. M .
from Pier No. n. r.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 10 suy a..
plicsnt until tho same shall have ben paid for
Freight TO BostoD 10 forwarded through with great llsDsh
BY Express Freight Tain.
WEI BORDEN. Agert, Nos 70 and II WeRn
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07

LERREROs DANCING ACADEMY, No. -
j West iithst, ~ opsn or the reception OF pupils
Classes WEDNESDAYS sud SATURDAYS ueptlemens
tyoning Cl,s' commanding MONDAY, hov. TO- at O'Clock
Private c,c' and school. attended Ciculars Of tef 90
may bc had ~ the Academy.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
COR HARTFORD. MERIDEN. and SPRING.

u FIELD-SrEAMBOAT and RAILROAD COyNECI
TION via NEW-HAVEE.--Ths CONTINENTAL lea,.6
Pecksp Ess. River daily (Sontsy e1cepted at 3;I5 m
The S aboa Train the wharf at New Haven en- hs
arrival Of the boat for oil way ions NIGHT LINE-Ths
TRAVELLER lesyes for New Haven a, II O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-07
Cantins Aea0emics.

A DODWORrHs DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. No 2nl STR -AN N.................NE YORK.
No ~ MOHrAGUE-Sf........BR .BROOhLlN
New YORK cassoa on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Brook m cias.s on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
Morning Afternoon Glasses for Young lsds, aud Ch
dFrn.
fvoniug Clauses g. Gerflsn.n.
Clas,e. no~ open. PupiI ciu commence st any time.
Circular Of terms Sc may hc had at either Acsd1uy.