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The New York herald., 1862-11-16
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ClAL.

SATURDAY. Nov. l5-6P.M.
There is scarcely as yet any perceptible relaxa-
Aon in the rates for money, though this afternoon
some balances were offered at per cent Brokers
who are carrying stocks are careful to secure
money early in the day, and hence the rate Is sus.
tanned.
Exchange closed dull at LAG q Il. Gold sold at
lsl% and closed at 1917 The Board of
Erokers to-day restored gold to the list, and will
cali it regularly hereafter. They do not seem to
have deemed the experiment Of excluding it sue
cessful.
Stocks opened firmly this morning and there
was fair business in all the active securities. At
the close of the first board some weak
ness was shown; but the market recovered
sosn aftcrward and remained steady till the
second board, at which prices were somewhat
irregular, but, on the whole, rather lower At the
6rst board Pacific rose 70. Central a, Erie ss, Erie
preferred u, Hudson z, Harlem preferred !,
Michigan Central !, Southern old a, guaranteed
"a. Illinois "a, and Toledo "a. There was no
change in Cleveland and Pitsburg, Galena or Rock
Island. Governments were very firm. Bonds are
scarce and frm. At the second board Erie was
steady; but the Western list fraction lower.
There was rather disposition to put out some
more sellers options, especially in the Western
/ shares-the bears, as usual, being willing to follow
down the market the more it declines. At the
close the following we're the quotations.
q SOS, reg, ,ell03 alo3 Hudson River. 74a4 TAI.
Us 6s Gov, Isl 1881 l03. Hirlcm...... 1els 1oa4
Z = SIS, cou, IA e1R 0s Harlem pref. 40 o As
Trsas n 1.30. i0< q 104 Reading " q 75x
Us8s 4 VI cert 9s a 9S3s Michigan Gen.. ssh SSsS
demand nl25 1881 Mich So Il Ma sez SO
Tennessee 5s. 63Ea 81 MiSkNlagua s2L sex
Virginia 6'g % a Panama.. ..l5j
f.issouri 6s.. 81 q 6tIs Illinois Central 70 76k
Am gold :. 1917 1872 CIeve Il Pitts. 20 a 40
Pacific Mail. .119t4 119K Gaena Chi SIX SIX
Central .I02% I02X Cgev & Toledo. 66j1 6sI
Erie... ..... 6lk GIN Chi 4 Rk Isld 50 80s
Erie pref. seka esh MkP du mr. 32ha 80
4 large number of bids were sent forward TO-
day for the 7.30 loan to be awarded ct Washington
on Monday. II was estimated late this afternoon
that more than twice the amount 70 be awarded
would be bid for. A large proportion Of the bids
will probably be in the neighborhood Of i03, and
these will not be likely to be successful. though
bids at 1881 seem 10 stand some chance.
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were tl0,lAo 500 IS, and the balances
1i, ,ls5. 1881.
The Hsmmonia to-day reports taking ont
q 900 600, and the Glasgow $7ss,l74-in al,
81, ,79S,l74.
The earnings Of the Erie Railway for the month
Of October were:-
1862. SglV sS0 ~
3861. IisSoA w
increase. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $lgl0 ~
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TINTED STATES, IN, IETERSAL q, RisyESvE.
SPORTING.

1 PIGEON MATCH, AT ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
~ four Yards double Birds takes place Mon
aay) November IL st waids The coney Island take
gers from Fulton ferry 10 Wards for tive cents.
n B.-Try Wards ale.
11oR sArE-A FULL BRED YOUNG ITALIAN GREY
4 hound s,sL sot,ed Also number Of fancy Dos To
br seru beautiful litile black ani stock Dog four
pounds with other stock Dogs Apply at 81 Pst suset top
floor.
I-oR sALE--A SrNBER OF LARGE YEwForSD.
IAN and 81 Befnari Uogs--one the handa1nest and
larsrst IN city, Pups ~ the Black Tan
nap ~ bounds Scotch and Skyc Pointers Set.
ste ns of al reeis. Apply ~ a09 Broadway Monday
u,taEoNs. WANTED, At TAyLoRs HOTEL JERSEY
j ttlt, $40 Old iiyc.na for trap sboctiy,.
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SPECIAL NOTICE. =.

4 Bill IiLADELPHIA LAWYER REMOVED TO NEW
N Iork.--WiLLIAM II. DICkERSON, having had
twenty years experience the bar fun prac
cc, concluded to this great metropolis pursue
his profession and to avoid the decay Incident
getting into business He tenders his services to his b.e
threu tno bar TO try in he would unite
silent partner with q firm gen lfnlan already estab-
hed practic. in this city perform the court duties of
the copsrtnci-hip He Is temporarily aendlng at the
Office his brother Joseph Il Dcserson ESQ. No 1ryon
where he be consulted where noe vii reach
hn which will be answered IN person II his services be
qigcd by the writer Collections on Pn dephia promptly
nded TO and made contingent contract for
n. BJans q Minor, late o, New Dreams viii be hene-
fitted Ivy cal!ins hfn.
nOILER MAKING AND REPAlRING.. THE ALBERT
ID Douglass Machine Company, New London. Conn.,
prepared 70 bald Propeller Engines and Boilers at their
works They have good wharf, where vessels while
Iecei, ing tlieil ma ahlnery.
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EIErH AVENUE SKATING POND.

- -
L,IEfH AVENUE SKATING POND.
Entrance Of Fifth and riry-soven.h
Al the reque. number Of the leading citizens Of New
fsiS avenues aud Fi'y seventh and fifiynina streets
bee" :a:il ElnGT 81 'f sc
''eSs s'''"'' ELEVEN ACRES.
M nave beer made i os isnw,ns e and a.
Large and comnodous structures win he erected 10 accom-
op se sale and hire coai Eooms
nn Of . s SSs but 70 q 81 ses and
q os s b 90 . sna rs sscS
70 visit he pond At A. times Without tss necessity Of male
applying for tickets who not known the
have been made % Illuminate q. pond il
ss ss sl.S: ~ saad . Il. siaa q x sea. s
thai The VIII be under ,hs charge of OSCAR & oAT
NAN date rrs.ien, q The . w,.hns"n rs % sss,ns CLUB Of
give Ice viii always be Rep, the Skating
don and that nothing VIII be ief, undone insure the
'9RS TRkas Il ssosT oF sTSsapsFTroSp Sfns:i osSSp'rned
Season Tskei: FOR Gentleman snd'wo Ladies..se g
Ai u SG Teses vii conaenee on WEDNESDAY Nov is
Hotel. 81. Nicholas Hotel. Astor Mouse.
AIDES HOME UNITED STATES GENERAL HospI.
r. s sna s. -sSsse Ss sS 1nssn
leave 10 nior the public and the friends o. the Home ,hai
y aud sS s
y & he sas ssfs Ssss s:sss sss
tons eneat Of TIE sick and wounded soldiers Of the
!. fssisIy sSS :siry dspsa'.d among he 'is
s SS&ssS SSSssH S.sSEElS
One o. more Of ,se above named ladies Win attend daily q
rously deliver all articles free VI charge.
MASONIC -TYE MEMBERS OF PYRAMID LOD0E
M No $50 are hereby sammsn,d % 70 s,end special meet.
OF Eshth avenue and Twenty street ol tne pur
pose OF conieniug the three degrees BY 1rees .arp
M adie. tha, thcy have removed their establishment
from sl2 broadway TO o2s Broadway, two doors above the
Iaurs Keene theatre.
DEpoRNlTIoY.-rTIE BIBLE TO BE JUDGED BY
ami law Of periee liberty perfectly nh
mystery A n. q common sense are con pe,snt % Judge
would or gay two evenings per week. Assist 10 this work
A Amy ps,sop;y Or ~ letter " OTTO fiSok' No w
TCHE WASHINGTON SKATING POND, BROOK LYN.-
can Do r. Sn aaoS Wills o. conr, sS
sa ,se oe " @ Scrn Is o
aer Of Atlantic aud Clinton ''rss', oArx.S President
| N'ID NOTICE 70 -TAxPAYERs
fifth COLLECTION Dlstrctseventh, Tenth Thirteenth and
Fourteenth wards city Of New York. Once Of the Assessor
'e fhs boosAof this district containing the @
district viii oren examination daily tsre-p, sunday
between the hour. g "a and 3P N from The loth 70
and INCLUDING e zo,a Gay ot Novemoer io2 81 the Asses
s'I Te 0s .s scs fc nv. District viii hear appeal. relative to
any o. b % x G Nagsa 20
including tho 2eh day q Ncyember lsa a the sboye Office
"aors shall be 10 writing and shah the particular
matter Or thing which decision s Request
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

LSRENCH CLASSES READINGS AND LECTUREs-BY
Prof MIL late Of Harvard University. First ecture
Tuesday and hrst reading Friday next at ~ ocK.
~ ards. 81 Morning and evening classes foim ng
Apply At No West Twenty SIKH street Boarers ceived
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~ IN REWARD.-MfssINU, FRED. MAILMAN. LIv
Ds)U inq Washington Fourth streets
HDbDkrn. He lett his home the morning OF 7th inst
about o'clock supposed slightly deransed, had waen
he c blue cray waistcoat, dark drab mixed
oyercoai loots and plush cap: lie had with him doub
chain arnnt his neck; but was as suppossd without
hair and q small goatse. $50 reward O. any
inf rma,ion of hts body
IL dead Information 70 be left at the station house. uo
hoks
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Cs)D WARD DEMOCRATIC UNION NOMINATION.
~ For Alderman,
NICHOLAS SEAGRIST.
OPPOSED TO ALL CORRUPTION.
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LOAN OFFICES.

AT77 BLEECKER sTREEr-PAwNBRoKERs TICK
"A ets wanted. Advances made on Diamonds. W Atches-
Jeweiy &c Highest price paid for Pawnbrckers Tickets
Diamonds Watches Jewelry Silver Ware, Firearms &c,
at n Bleockcr street. up stairs.
-
4 DyANCEs MADE ON DIAMONDS WATCHES, SILL
"A Plate, the same bought ~ their utmosa value
$40 Broadway directly opposite the 81 Nicholas Hotel
spoken JOSEPH SOLOMON,
Comms Nerclraxn, $40 broadway.
TNIAMONDs, OLD GOLD AND SILVER R-LADIEs OR
IL rentlemen having old 0od Silver Diamonds 20 el
by going LOUIS ANR1CH 723 Broaaway, under the New
York Hotel sell better than other place IN the
city. He Offers W the highest pce-weny per eshs
than ans other rsonand in city mvn.y rsn
on, being compelled 70 take any other goods 10 exchange.
Remembcr, Tg3 Broadway.
JACoBs, lg7 BROADWAY. ADVANCES NADE
Ia. in sums 10 suit on Watches Dtanonds silver ihte
ani other valuable personal properly or pouyhs so
business confidential ~ 9s,op', ~ .".".- .s.
yr,y,E FxTREuE VALUE PAID IN CASH. For p1A-
monss and india Cainels Hair shswis For sals--a
n,s., T., n unI of supefstiyev hne quality honrs
isrte VII ~ 1n X and from iii 3 T. NJ only
""lh w N N w PLUMB diamond broker. bi2 Broadway.
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THE MILITARY.

An ENGINEER CORPS or ONE OF OUR CITY MI
"A itia regiments has few vacancies which open
applicants who good practical men, Those only will be
received who viii do good duty who will study and who
ocet inches in height The regiment one Of thebcst in
the city, and the scers havc the experience of actual
vice in the held Address Engineer Corps box 25 Herald
Office
e UNIFORM OF THE EIGHTH REGIMENT N Y. S
"A NJ; also Turning Lathe; also Sofas, Arm
Chairs Covering furniture and
wood veneers very cheap Apply at 203 Third avenue,
basement
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~7nn REwARo.-- STOLEN sRoM TnE SAG nAR-

pIVU Dor Saving. Bank on The nsatoI Ueto6er 81,
1852 The following bonds aud notes
-Four g. s. $40 Treasury Notes 500 each 18th August
1881 runbered b, 83sy; A. 3,xl, 5Gs, u Ss3 t,enty
otsa 10 Treasury Notes. interest paya5. 18th February
s,d A,aus Numbered l5 " Ssoa both iIcinsive
Esh,if q uonds for a. each, coupons Of cent
s,isefed of 1851, Ses ISM ss27 AA As7s ssss ass7.
fse ~ Us Bonds for sco ssss. s coupons Of per cen,
eorsons are cautioned against negotiating the above
seciTities. -, -. -. ..
prot rtv and questions askrd.
p K E TOPPING, No. in Nassau street. New York.
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ott.p rulg MEET TuE EYE or u,Ntt,. yorxo

III ANN JiAGGERTY OR ELLEN RuoK WILL. CALI,
this DAY MONDAY a No fs Wet Thirty siv,h street.
taey wl hear Of something 20 their siyante. They FOR.
nsefy lived ~ Noe 81 nnd - Forty hfth street
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RESTAURANTS.

,.onn sEws-A NEW FRFN ,lI RESTAURANT, ON
slf,n COS =, lr. will open Tuesday Isth instant,
=. "a, rtIn street, p.w-en Broadway and Ma street.
tugGrD HARE ROR DINNER TOMORROW
u ior English Bacon Hams, che Hafe~ Spanrh
~, iere yr on fais, &c. r. RICHARDSON, AGENT No.
An, Ma,den lane corner oi William STREET Donlops Ass~
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AucTIoNEER-sA -sALEsRooM

" ii. LUDLOW, AUCrIONE NEER.-LARGE AND AT
IL. ractive sale OF italian Marble Statulry and Aba
Works forenne Mosaic Tabes, also Parian
bronze Figures rich SILVER plated Ware and French Porce
lain-E. H. LUDLOW 4 CO. will sell, auction on
Wednesday. THURSDAY and Friday November ~ ~ and 2l
1852 at II ococs NJ each day at the store No 500 Broad
way, large of Alabaser Figures and Groups,
Classical Vases Tszzas Fonnte &c being the entire npo
tation OF Mesrs Govauon Iannon just anded ana
before exhibited The goods will be opened from the original
packages the above store and sold 10 the highest bidder
cash The sale will very large and valuable
collection OF Italian works of art, comprising variety Of
ngnrcs ana groups of and various subjects, Vases,
Fountains Nc, which descriptive catalogue b. had
the Office OF the aucioneers and sacsroon. Goods
purchased out of be repacked in tho original
) at a small ex pense.
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a sO REwARD.-LOsT, or MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3,
sDs)U from carriage, passing Fourth from
Ninth street Gramercy Park twentieth STREET, In
Eirhleeph street. Fourth and broadway,
black leather Trsvelug Bag. mgrked -. b. New York.
containing and Two blanket shaws uf
them pattern besides several smaller articles of
little va.ne except 20 the owner among them olc nuci
nized reward hfty dollars will be paid for the
covrry the properly or poportionsby for any part Of IT,
ON application st No. ~ 0ramercy Park
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UvEIEN-YOURS BOTH RECEIyED; WOULD HAVE
IA answerei ueat day II yon had driven do
raDrrow I approve ALL though Tor your
neglect Were last expectations realizeds Thine
KATE
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PERSONAL.

4 REsPECTABLR WOMAN WISHES TO PLACE A
n rsac child, agd two mouths, In the hands Of rcspec,
abr family for adoption whHe would be properly
provided tor Inquire 5r three days at lao Hudson street,
4 n
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4 UCTION NOTICE.-TIIE ATTENTION OF TnE
~ puoc viii be called large line Household
and Bedroon Farnitnre at the our story dwelling house.
and Sixth avenues Monday Nov IL i0 o'clock pre-
/ eisey About particulars see Mondays paper.
Il. ROTH, auctioneer.
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TICKETS or ADMISSION, 20 CENTS can be oh'aned q.
the Hail Beer Schirner's No Ul Bru'dway Nl 3
Sons. No. bi3 broadway Appetons bookStifr, 40
Broadway; Sbe Saiisbury's No. Nassau street
Brenlino's No. t6 Broadway.
Doors open at quarter past seven commence eight
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

] he federal and rebel pickets often con-
verse across the Potomac. The latter gen
orally shout, "IIave you heard from Bull
RUM" The former reply by asking :;
Anything new from Port Royal 2"
The name of Gen. Schepif is pronounce
ed as Il written He2f, the sound of the p
being given.
Some Of the rebel prisoners taxed at Mill
Spring, Kentucky, say that there was nc
general enthusiasm, but the growing discon-
tent induced Gen. Zollicoffer to make d
speech to his troops the day before he led
them 10 battle,in which be declared with
emphasis that che would take them TO Ind-
ana or 60 to hi HIMSELF"
| A Canadian paper says that one Of their
officers, on hearing that the militia were TO
be called out, sent his commission to lis
lieutenant colonel, endorsed as follows
deer Curnel, beg TO resine mi commissi-
hen. Being disciple of Krist, i cannot
take up the sord"
A secesh doctor, praciicing in Salisbury,
Pa, was the other day toughtly broom
handled by Union loving woman. He
was the family physician, but after attend
ing to the sick, always introduced his seees-
sionism. Though several times requested
not to breach his reasonable notions, he still
persisted, and finally, one day, insultingly
said to the lady that she was so fond of a
negro that if her husband was to die She
would, nc doubt, marry one. This being a
little more than she could bear, she seized
broom and gave the man Of pills and
portions sound pummelling.
The Cleveland papers have decided here
after to make charge for publishing notices
Of marriages and deaths.
The negro policy of Gen. Lane is hav
ing constant illustration, and it ought Il
satisfy all who wish a policy for the SAKE
of abolition. One hundred and five contra
bands arrived recently at Leayenworth in
one lot. And reports from Springfield re
present daily exodus of negroes, some
times hundred in one day, into Arkansas
A gang Of one hundred and fifty slaves wer,
recently captured by Jennison and Mont
gomery most OF these are said to be frou
the river counties. Thus is secession anC
civil war removing slavery from Missouri
The institution in Missouri is doomed, ant
in less than decade we look to see thu
state free, without the aid Of single decree
or statute. Let the institution stake care
of ITSELF" aud it will go TO 1uin wherever
the track of war crosses it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

EIGHTn REGmENT.-The Eighth regi-
ment is now fill The last company, be-
ing from Essex county, passed through this
place to the encampment at Brattleboro last
week. This company was recruited at Lp-
nenburgh, by John S. Clark, who has also
been chosen captain. Capt. Clark is well
known by many friends in Windsor county,
and we have nc doubt will make an eff
Gent officer, a correspondent Of the Bur-
iington Free Press thus speaks Of this CON-
pany THE 9Th regiment Of Vermont
volunteers are NOW encamped here-the
last company having arrived tins afternoon.
This company was recruited at Iunen-
burgh, in the sparsely settled county of Es-
sex, and was consequently little behind
the others; bat It's appearance fully made
up for its laieness. They came upon the
ground just after dress parade, when the
soldiers already in camp we're at leisure,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
Married.

In Chester, Jan. o. BE- Rev. c. d. Jearis, BARNA =.
CO TX, Esq and NJ jARo .lNE A. RICHARDSON, be
OF Chester
At West Bratteboro Jan Is by Rev. n H. Ranrey, Or.
]. II RICHARDSON Of Chesterfield. Mass. and Miss LIZ
ZfE RANNEY, daug hter Of the officiating clergyman.
In Marlboro, Jan. q by Roy. j.. Chandler. JARVIS +
PRIRsP of Mortified, Ms and S. ELNIRA KING, daugh-
Joseph King Marlboro In West Bra ttebaro 6th
by the same CHARLES W. HALLIDAY Of Dummerstou,
and VIOLA II. BROWN of Marlboro.
In North Springfield, Jan l. by Rev H. Bnndy. Mr,
SAMUEL A. BROCK Of Dorset, and Miss LUTTE A TAl-
IOR; also Mr. GEORGE W. TAYLOR and Miss 40 YES
COOK, both Of Springfield
In Hadtam; 1t, Jan; g, by Rev J. T. Wright. Mr. AL
BERT L. TAYLOR Of North Springfield, VI, and Nils
KATE p. SMITH of HadGSm.
In Bellows Falls Jan. %. nv Rev blr Perry Mr. Gee
II. WIlITCoMB and Miss FEsTA A. WILBUR, both Of
Grafton.
In Westminster, Jan "a, by Rev A. D Foster, Mr.. AL
FRED r. COGB of putney aud Miss ELLEN WHITMAN
Of Londonderry.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31
Died

In Grafton Jan 81 ANNA wife Of the late Jabez Della
Asq formerly of West Windsor, aged - Her remains
we're taken to West Windsor for burial on Wednesday.
In Springfield Jan. 49, very suddenly Miss ABIAII
WHITNEY aged % years.
In Royalton Jan l6, very suddenly of apoplexy Mrs
SARAH wife of Minot Wheeler, aged as years She in
her health having returned from donation visit not
more than two hours previous to her death.
In windsor 3aa /, wM. W WEBSTER aged 70 years.
In Townshend Dec q, Capt STEPHEN RUrrEa agri
81 years and 10 months
In Rutland. Jan 49, very suddenly FRANK II. PECK
Err aged Is years In Boston, Jan To- suddenly, ROBERT
PECkER Jr aged, q yearsboh lately Of St Johnsbury
In Ludlow, jan 8, Mrs REBECCA, wife Of Thomas
Head, aged - years.
In Ludos Jan s, DOUGLAS, son or ceorgs W. sears
aged IS months
At Bartonsvlle December %, Altered, aged 10 month.
and "a DAYS aud January 20, FRANK aged years
months and 90 dass OF Mr. F. T. and Mrs. O. Cosar,
both Of caukcr rash.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

This Is Is tender TO our numerous friends Of
Canibridgcport our sincere and heartfelt thanks
for their fifth donation visit at our church bn the
22d inst. They assembled at an eaily hour, NUM-
berng one hundred and fifty, strong, including a
good representation from Athens with their gener-
Gus testimonials. May they be as highly honorea
for their good deeds and Kind wishes as the eeler
brated Athens of Gid, so renowned in history and
song. Our friends left us a supcriine barrel of
-four, presented by the Sabbath School children,
the rest mostly in cash, amounting to some 500
1t seeems that they forgot the hard times, heavy
taxes, and all other monicd calls, and attended to
our wants. But it is just like them, for they do nj
the fair thing here Just at the right time. May
they receive an hundred fold in this life and in tse
world to come, lie everlasting.
A. w. S. W. Norr.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1862-01-31

ID ARESTs have you children suffering from disease sub
ject it, Do you know what it is to force apen the
little mouth and pour dow the throat Of the struggling
sufferer nau=eating Dose and have you not felt ia your
heart all the time that you doing the little victim
wrong Such treatment fast passing away and viii
be numbered among the custons which future time shall
look back upon, and perhaps IN spirit Of charity only
absurd Doct lilfords Homeopathic Curativcs,f
the popular form in c they put up and Dd hreuh
the country and the price at which they offered
tony rs per box takes the only that can Do
made continue the old practice sipc Dedeatet
pill that be dropped into the mouth q slice ping in
lnt without disturbing it. all the trouble and i q
feet which other medicines cannot do Try 40 fur
WORMS No for Teehing Cole, No for Diarrhea,
No. Coughs and Colds No. u for Group No. p fpI
WhcoPing Cough. complete assortment sold by o. y
Woods Bellows Falls n Thorn, Brattleboro Agents
Philip Lee. lj6 William street. New York, they
viii BE- sent per mail any where
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Agents for Is6e.

The following persons will act as agent
in the places named, until further notice
and where our friends do not make pay,
ment at this office, they can do so TO tht
agents, as followsI--
Saxton's River, II. c. Wiley.
Rockingham, S. L. Billings.
Jamaica, ID. G. Dexter,
TowBshend. f. ID. Sawyer.
Athens, J. G. Redlield.
Windham, n. w. Wood.
jacksonville, n. J.. Sietsen.
Brookline, Asa Flint.
Londonderry, J. L. Pierce, f. Walker,
Grafton, Samuel Phelps.
Springfield, Geo. G. Porter.
Chester, George r. Barrett.
Ludlow, Z. j. Whitcomb.
Plymouth, /. II. Archer.
Putney, E. b. Campbell.
Felchville, G., A. Davis.
so. Windham, b. Pierce, Jr.
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THE MARKETS.

BOSTON, Jan 2o
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-we quote sales at IS 25 "a IS IS
Corn, zoe. Oats, 43c- Rye, &c. White Beans, 81 So
HAY.-Sl5 q 16 p ton.
PRovIsIoNs--Lard, s! q 9lc. Smoked Hams, a &c
Butter extra Is "a 2lc common, II q Ice Beef Il q
10 50 y hbI. Pork, $3.50 q IA p Dbl Cheese, q Sc.
W0oLe-salcs at As q SIC. p b.
TEA AND C0FFEE.-The demand for Tea Is good, and
prices SSH tending upward oolongs, SC q 70a Souchongs
4s 4sc. Gunpowder, soc. g 81 10, Young Hyson, do
Tyson Skin, so Soc Tonkay, do. Mocha Coffee, 21c
Java, 25c. st, Domingo 2lc. Rio, do.
sU6AR.-Haranna, white, l0t g He; do brown, y q
10!e. Porto Rico, 7! o &c. Cnba Iusccyade q! q Sic.
Manila 7lc Boston Crushed lc. Coffee crushed, foic
FIsH-codash, 50 10 a 50 p quintali Maekerel S. a
u io-from medium is 3s Picked Herring 81 q 81
p bbl-for poor to good
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