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New Fork Stock and Money Market.
Br Tc!egr-ph.1 Nxw Yoak, lee 13, 13c3.
4sttuid LtarH.-Wc-k.
C:ese To'eIo..-. 60 Mich Soltli 6td... s277s
Etcsc 4 Pitts 45E Ml5tonsi .-... I2a.
uOvERS1EST sFucKs.
IL 81 coup. ...1os 1910 Tnts. le:Hx 7a1o3'..
MnsET--sS::cc::i ilJ Fl 7. cect for len. on call
Sterling cSehsu-r quiet 1i3L<lt.t.1 l,r ;ncr-
cLanil, nnd ls'ts1vi:. for hxrt .r= bills.
e 1ssst. Tv- e.por.. Of 'preeitto.d.5, s7ss3c5.
, 1862-12-14

Providence Wool Markes-Ucc. o.
The sales fos The Week hare hrc1 Aat it+ ferCo
1T 6c>:lG,f 1i.tsy Ibs pGllel At 6751;3ci 1860
fDfeiuu at &c.
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p,c.Aca Hog. Ut D.teoIs-nec. IL.

TIT. market 10 d,y Is ainu. lower, she range
rather r=tE. -esr- So..e se"y good 'ots wer.
takcu ut & & i.1t.
pres&rtl Hogs nj ToIedo-Dcc. TO.
We hear o! sa!c Of lisj he ID, in weight ranging
from ITO TO ~ u.s. ut pEi@cs1aassns ffum 70 4fc.
iskati.
, 1862-12-14
Xcnstuu Hide 1Iarkct-Dcc. II.

There Is. been a fair demand for h!dea- and
rE.erss:r 1in 30 SeM sustained. Ths ttAn+ae-
Ne,. Otle. sui Wer:tI7i vet s4lled It 1ua.laltc:
40 Western t:ij 1T SIC; a,slN Ca!if0!lia =
, 1862-12-14

TEEsoSAL.-rarson wn1ow Is announced
10 icctuie bcfo,e the Arch:c4n Union, II
yrluis. Viz, on Tuesday evening next. Sub.
tect, ''the present condition 81 the country,
and tire measures s'ercsssry for the supp.rs-
sion Ut the rebellion"
, 1862-12-14

r. Hog@. .aresagfn. "a 1as., At. a1O
Is % -.-. 70 lbs, mt. .-.. :iEl
II o.


TALLOW--In fair demand and arm NJ g;s9Ec
BETTER-QHiet. Ss1es:--sN pk4k prime ii lSc.
FLOUR Received. 1855 urls Mnsk.t duh.
Saee LEO br.- beckers l'nufle Extra at It. 80:
100 brls {. kalele " do. al $i-oA: 1p bb!s. "Iowa
CRY al $50: 100 ktts "GhIo Statc ut Il, ,o uaJ
20 hrie Winter supcr at $l.t1
WHEAT-lseecisea, y fe. bn. Market .iul. and
tGlc lover. sa,ce-1-ss9o bu. No. = It'd nj .r7:;c;
20 bu do: al 9t; 800 bM, dc. at VIC; aopl In,
Rteesed H.d at Sci 400 hn. do. at Sc: 111 bu No
spring MUM 4 scott q at gJLc: SUI tu do. u
:a.ssc: l,GsU au. do. in Munger Il AsmoErel at
Sic: go bn do At 91xc. 4Gs3 tt No. $nri,., in
store. i'm Sewte1rys} ut s1kc; l,0a bu TO- ,t4s-
whefc> at S0e; GO b1. asner Iowa, IN store At n5
CDRN-RCcrivel. 81.:3. bu. Market arm,
saletsS GO bu. Mixed t'ornfu Etpre, q &c; 20Io
BY Rejected veIn at a}'c; 2odo hu. do. at ao.4c;
'oaTs-f:eeeissi. Is ii 1,,sss bu. Market xc h1che.
Sa'cs-IooO bn. NJ. ], iii s'ote. ut a3c: 1915 bu.
RYE-Kecc.iret. ,.tos br. Market It 62ac higher.
sale3--t s:p to. No. lin store, nt 5sc Cog bu. do
It Nc.
EARLEF-K.reised.c bu Market quiet s.:c.
s10 hn. No: 2. hy sample, Al s5c, trIf,eIps.
1T 81 -: - bsea DO at 2l.7O.
CLOVER SEEn- IS hrslr'z at $50.
fLAN EEED-o5 hu. Air II $e,35
UlGuNlNhS-Fitai e"!ee-@a0 bElF. ut 13kc.
ALcAuOl~.-F:sn. At 7t1s7ac.
6ALT-Actt:e s:..i nsru Salea. i.7as t:la Fine
at s2W DEL. cred: ac9 aase Turks I.1and at $100
rer sack ef 1tU nn del.
100: Ell afiE-Da1l aud t1roepirs Sales. :.
, 1862-12-14

To 1uE E.,Apn OF EprclT1nS.-A valued
correspondent neE= MS 10 csu thc attention Of
tie Board oT Education u trap NOW ex-
iEtins. intAe sllapc of = ss;sinE on euc of the
cl.i:s;ncss Of the nrE Haven school. He
%Ass II is t.oaly willing fur Il heavy riad TO
hl.w doxn upon ti,e Children" VIII Mr.
Nard please Ike nulice.
, 1862-12-14
-
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL
THE MONEY MANKET.

SArrhnA1 EyEx1yd, Dec. IS. isGa.
The week ha. been at active erc Eoulti the
feotings Of I'LL III. 1cdscrs Of the c;sJ b. ss,Iaed
MP, they would thow an increase oEct 3us other
wctk ut this kc-son .: III: gear in the History Of
tue lily. Eut oar bankcfs hare been equal to the
tax Of furnishing all ueed4 saciit,cs. aad sonc
Of them report the snpp3y Of cusscacy improving.
AL ore br=iless men who have the right kind Of
credit and co;tate1.ls can get all ii: money thcy
VAIL Ths de,nara, however II 70 tcary :kat
rates o. discount arr quite uniform At 10 z cent
New York exchange is abundant 1t former rates,
viz: Far buE!rg aud Il premium - tac selling
rate. Ore large house so'l .olnalotaa at 10, while
on small draft. te tou ;es, aud pe:haE sonv o:
tlc b1okcrs ehs:gr4.
The brokers F.id % r cent. premium for Gold
The market l. rlther wcik. unLer tnr expectation
that a.;ttaly on the Fa:emae-for vh!eL all he,se,
will p.ulucc decline.
Old Trca=n:5 casss were bought at "a = cent,
premium.
Thcpriee OF Silver WEE nbont 20.
MI.wACEEK,-Thc rcEk tiade bccIns to absorb
considerable money, &rt ,h. lnlIcsa in oiscz
branches OF the produce ti1tr 1eu,!cre The 5~u,a,d
fer money ccsnpareti.cly light. Cool business
TepeF IT. wanted At 10 Il cent and might possibly
tc n gOaiatcsl on better tGfMs.
Transactions In cxch31ge exhibit no variation,
the current ra1cs beng II preninm selling OIL New
I0Ik arc the bankers buy ip- at =.
, 1862-12-14

sH1SPL4s.IEs--I, i k:.tcd by the Joayn11
that tie city Of Chicago 1al1us on large quan-
titles Of the 1in:ss' sllinplasie-s upon it's c1n-
l:cEe.- We tr1st tlsat 7hc-s. Is ro n,an hold
Jug usiy position, however hut.blc, undc7 .hc
city, who d1ee moi know that the T.,ats cur
Evnes Is illegal and worthless
, 1862-12-14

uoGs-TAc total number receiver, 1T Ill tAs
wills this week an,ount tu 1asSs. Thtr il =4.GJ2
more than asi week. anil "a ~ not= than the COZ
Responding week LAST year. ..,
Oh AcEtny Tie market opened aet!re nm'er
soot demand by psckurs, and all dessnolr lot
!, ere promptly ytakrnsatunlay* *psl:7s betn;, vel.
sustainrtt Tstred.y nieucl aetiEe. bat t!e heavy
RECEIPTS in the atttryN0n caused ltltaRdtht mar.
Eei efoeed quiet On Wednesday the market snt,
frr,d decline of b4Il1: on heavy weights aad III
4fl5" Oh tight averages. eonse'lurnt upon !t:a>S
receipts nsi the are nurrbcr1et over the t!ay oe-
fore. UA Thursday there w.s n! actlEs deniaRe!;
mil the quotations Ut the preceding day were VII!
tC.tainca. asttnug}, there Was Il wldtr run9e Q!
prices Yesterday tho market opened 'tul!-Su3ers
mud sellers being apart in their views. hat later III
tle day the former Jiea1cd aud tredo took htifE
lii. market cori.s 0t:u ut advance OF fuils SC
On 1rcsirn vr|glts.
T.+pAI-Ihe he receipts zweseeon?1rativea5 speak.
itg ii.:]1t. only amounting TO Hfss, dtslFItdtsi
Though TIT v1sors yarde {. follows:
EheI1laDA yart- :. i.SsN
Michigan Southern Eairus- S5au
Pittsburgh TAtCa. '-.s.'1Vs1
Under good demand by Packers nt.:e ii, ac-
ti.+ aud bloyant market Yesterday prizes were
well rusr4inel alitt Iu some instances au adsnrce
uf 1t4c was nbtaiIted Gu choice 1us- TIe tDasi-:t
rlose,1 Il .n-tlr yards ltiv entirely cleaned Cat.
We giEc closing prices ~ folfows:
El:fa tlrL hoEs.. Sts9tGh05
Coed 10 prime fsatktfe. ~ tE-.1
ConMoh to medin!1-.. .-sSk1rAA1
, 1862-12-14

t,r n. r.: IL tteay a, i & c io- ou: Id, br* t,s
anil s:Ic tcr ttoulst blan.s. .nclutns p:eka.e-.
Ti+rc h1s hccsl no transa astian. in crude t :.
roultl hear aE and We gr0'e TIE market ,ri%t nt
:1,c Nr in hulk anu IL [2z3c LII btls. Solue esr
atEfn1 &c far baY1 lied oil
, 1862-12-14

CONVECTION o. PAow MANUFACTURERS
The attention IF manufacturers If l'lows and
OtLtr agricultural implements is directed ru
: The call for convention TO be held at 1-Saile
ON the I'd ;sst.. 10 take into consideration 4
uuiforu. advance in 1,tices.
, 1862-12-14

\ 1oCxG @I1SEKE'-Tn-ce woman. who
were Il tl.e Niehl:an Southern Railroad DEPOT
on Frida- night, lei. AL iniAus there. The t1ei
ferris! wad w2s kictily cared :.,r !,y the rail-
road employees. Il l. said to be.- st-nnT
refenh1asacc 10 G.etnc, she Chicago 1sa.st
tinker
, 1862-12-14

F@cl} Preparation Is MaktfG 10 SesErG TOR
the coming Sewing Machine Convention.
which ss 10 III :hc fe:.lu,c Of city news next
week. tho entire srccess desirable, both in
nnni:,eEs in attfEtaEce. and In Lie results
II. slltd. The lajiracds ceniering here, with
only Que exception, have met the occaE Oh
with the li'erality usually extended Ia ..;;aii,-
tsiprs of its Importance a,ld Will bring she
members Of tht Convention for half t1rc
Tho attendance wilt represent This itnnort-ut
biaRcA ofihc industrial intcst.st fos six States,
ard wiil ell 10 ors city, as We !:aye he1urr
=t.tcti, over two hundred Of t.se business men
Of .!,e SoltArest tn; ;asrt: In the SEWN, IA
chine rnte: prise ss agents Of Acssis. Wheeler
s NE=en.
Tic Couvcntlon has been made necessity
by the prominence wun. ard maintained. by
this max line, audi the added features Of COM
.1etcneks and improvements 1lat have from
| lime 10 time been stcrred for ii. This gather
i::I, will h. aleo Of sa.ne to bring about liar
| uhony Of views and the general tlLas:on Of
intelligence in ihe prose- u1ion Of their duties
a1ncnE these representatives uf the great Sew
| ing NSC:,ine Manufacturers.
Ineic l. another view IL be stated In which
this Contention should redourd TO the at-
! y..nta-Ee Of the public. The n'aily thousand
| of tisese fayo1i!e Sewing Machines sold,
represent 1.e sAme nunoer IT homes
| supplied with What Is Eow confessed
10 be m Indispensable adjunct ia
lac houeekecptss hhoys. In one
own fItS llFFt MT ulS11E III t11ESE NCtEtllGG5 III
| u=c t:lan Of all c1Le.s besides, ard this co,l-
| ven1iou wi1l, ia =. space a its public exer-
I ti*es, tend Ia 9he more enlightened use Of
,aese 1n1chires. and SC 10 theft gze2tez utility
10 their oxnc,e-
1lis is something tha. very many Of our
lady readers Of Ct:Icago ard vicius:y are Infer
es;cti Ii, sa.l to euch cnd we presume ladies'
1ickt.e raay be I,ioerrc.: Tree at the Wheeler
d Wilson sewing machine offices OH Lake
etree., by Mf. ChiItcItca's }sly i1chds and tho
friends q those excellent machines. 10 admit
the b0i1ers to the a.I.s- sessions of the Con.
ytnts.,n in Esyan EalA. We n.ge the pro.
priety and duI Ab!eaess Of this fur 1t will '.t
confessed that the amonnt Of instruction and
illnsttation wl:ieA w:n be furnished with re-
ftIrnce to The whole sEh}scr Of sewing INA
chimes, will be Of the greatest practical in
po,taEce 20 the community, and OF lirec,
ra1uc IL, the many ho.ses where ta. Whcele;
4 Wilson 1uacaine has long bccn an es.ab
lishcst farn:iic.
TAc Trcmor: House ban11et on Thn.sda,
erening will lapTil: close The gathering. i
will he one If the n.0st brilliant and untahl,
a4lirs CT this season, and = pleasant finale 4
the first Serving Macliae Convention eve
| held.
, 1862-12-14
MD1ec&l.

VIC announce With pleasure that the first of
the rcEics u grand performances by thc Chi.
cazo Musical Union will take pistr. on tue
9Th of this nouth, 1t which time III. Qra,arto
of I" Tie CrIa.in,l' vii; tt brought ont In full
Gr1t interest Will s,c at1ached 10 ,A1s 1Io.
Efaxame, in consequence If th. FIRST appear.
aoce If solo !ajan1 new IT, Chicago audiences.
Tickets asr selling rapidly. 7hore wishing to
usttnd ehvulh .nIkr early ars'licati"n, thr
number Of admissions has been limited, ty
as,e adoption Of substantially the fslns system
&ha9 kae proved 50 successful.
The second philharmonic Concert will be
given o. Monday evening, thc I'D. TIE l,l-
1numecta1 Pieces are III: beautiful Scrrath
@5mrhony of Beethnven; The popular Over
ture 70 fhe Merry Wives Cf Windsor: Balat.
ta's arrangement Il Melodies from the Sicil:au
TeFpers, md the MsTrh from Tannhauser. The
yoealista aed the vocal selections an. not ret
asnounce&, but We tz1+sstand LACY wi! h.
DanssaIy attraciiTc. ~.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-06-27
HENRY G. SPALDING,
eFst No. As Cedar Street, New York.

t# t CAUTION. wa
As certain unprincipled persons are attempting
TO palm off on the unsuspectng public, limitations
OF my Prepared Glue, would caution all persons
10 examine before purchasing, and see that the
full name
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
is on the outside wrapper-all others are swind.
ling counterfeits. 23yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-06-27
A GOOD BAROMETER
SPIRIT THERMOMETERS
| am also prepared to construct and build
Hsqhcay or II. II. arch BRIDGES.

on the latest and most improved plans, and at
least twenty-five per cent Tess than what they are
usually built for. l have been engaged in this
business for about ten years, and in that time
have built some of the most important r. n.
Bridges in the States and Canadas and have no
hesitation in saying to those that have bridges
to build that it will be for their interest to con.
suit me IN relation to the matter. One thousand
and one references can be given II required. Call
or address j. w. SMITH, Stowe, vt.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1862-06-27

(IID(>p
A SAFE AND SPEEDY REMEDY FOR
N coughs, Group, asthma, Whooping cough,
sore throat,
And all diseases Of the Throat and Lungs.
READ THE FOLLOWING
From Hon. Levi Underwood Lieut.. Gov, of vt.
Messrs. b. Ii. Magoon, a COL have used
your Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds
and sore throat, and it has proved an efficient
remedy. 1t Is valuable accession to the list of
remedies for colds, coughs, &c.
am &C., Yours, LEVI UNDERWOOD
Burlington, Oct. s, 1860
From Hon. ]. Poland, State Senator of Vt
have used your Weeks Magic Compound in
my family, and have never found any remedy so
efiectua in curing coughs and sore throat, and
other diseases of the lungs J. POLAND.
Montpelier, Oct. l. 1860.
From Hon. Timothy P. Redfeld
BY using your Weeks Magic Compound short
time, was entirely cured of one of the severist
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that
ever experienced. know of no remedy equal to
it for coughs and lung complaints generally
Montpelier, Oct. Is, 1860. T. P. REDFIELD.
From Rev. h. b. Smith, d. D., Principal of
New Hampton Institution.
The Magic Compound which you furnished me
last Spring, when | was suffering most severly
from the effects of long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like charm. The first night after
taking it, coughed less and slept better than
for weeks before, and the of it finally removed
the difficulty entirely. | should use it again in
preference to any medicine have tried when SIM
ilarly afflicted. Yours truly,
Fairfax, VT, Apr. "a, 1860, L. B. SMITH
GROUP
A short time since my child was attacked most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes. A single dose of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she
has no attack of it since. think no family
should be without it. NJ F. VARNEY,
Principal of Msssco Valley Academy.
North Troy, April Is. 1860
e. B. MACON & Co.,
North Troy, Vt, Proprietors
AGENTs-Dutton & Hyde, l.. III Noyes, Hyde
park f. H. Shattuck, John Macintosh Water
Vile; j. w. Turner, J. W. Sake, Cambridge w.
H. Griswold, II. f. Wetherby d Co., p. Spencer,
Jacksonville Samuel Belding, S. Il E. B. Mer-
riam, G. w. Scott G. j. Patch, johnson II. Ca
dy, Stowe G. r. Page. s. B. Clarke, d. A. Gil
bert, w. l. Atkins, Morrisvlle ; and by dealers
in medicine every where. 45yl
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
wAsu1saroN, November 26.-The

WASHINGTON, November 26.-The an
nual reports of the heads of departments
are nearly completed, with the exception
of that of the Secretary of the Treasury,
which is delayed in part by the continued
preparations of the estimates of the war
debt, and other data in that connection,
Involving an extraordinary amount Of
President Lincoln's message will prob
ably be transmitted to Congress on the
first day of the session. No copies of this
important document will be sent out in ad-
vance, therefore it will be telegraphed to
the press as soon as its reading shall be
commenced.
The object of this course is understood
| to be the prevention of premature dis
closure of its contents, and to enable thu
President to avail himself of the latest Of
fetal intelligence that may come to hand
Members of Congress are arriving b.
every train, and have already become quit
numerous.
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Increased Prices of Newsna.
DcrS,


We SEQ from our Exchanges that all
over the country publishers have detor-
mined either to increase the price or de-
crease the size of their papers. And in
addition to this nearly all papers are re-
quiring that the subscription price shall
be paid in advance For the present we
are determined neither to increase the
price or decrease the size of our papers
except to make a change in the time of
payment of the subscription. Our prices
are $3.50 in advance. and if not paid in
advance 50. We intend to try and get
along without increasing the price of our
paper, and only require of our patrons
tho they make payment, otherwise We
will be compeiled to discontinue the pa
pers of those of our patrons who are de-
linquent. An kinds Of printing material
have not only advanced enormously, but
to obtain them we have to pay cash down.
At the present rate Of white paper, if it
keeps en- advancing in price, it will cost as
muck as the subscription price of the pa
Ier.esN While this is the case We cannot
very we'll afford to send the paper to sub
scribers who do not pay.
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The Saturday Evening Post.

+
We call the attention Of our. readers to
this valuable literary paper. It promises
allitsrary feast, for the coming year, to
its readers which will undoubtedly be
realized, when we consider who are to be
the contributors to its columns. The fol-
lowing are among the many contributors;
Mrs. ELLEN Wood, Marion Harland, Ed
mund Kirke and Virginia r. Townsend.
TEE, Posr during the year will be filed
with choice stories, sketches, poetry, wit
and humor, &C.. &c. In the present in
crsassd state Of prices the terms of sub
seyiptiop are unusually low: ] copy one
year So; 2 copies one year So; a copies
one year $6; 9 copies enc year (and one
.,ts the getter up Of the club. s12; 20 copies
sione year (and one to the getter up of the
= club ) s25- ss.s - san
~ Any persene sending thirty subscrip
tions and $50 will get as premium on
of Wheeler & Wilson's celebrated Sew
ing Machines worth $45. z
Now is the time to get up clubs.
Address, DEACON & PETERSON,
2 No. 31s Walnut Street, Philadelphia.
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-sPEspLEroN, spoken ofa Democratic
candidate for Speaker of Congress, was
one of the signess of the Democratic
Congressional Address.-Rpadlican.
Right! He aud the other signers Of
that address are estitled to the honor of
having .,inaugurated the great political
revolution which is destined to save the
country. Their names will be handed
down to posterity as the immortal signers
eGfhe Second Declaration of Indepen-
deneee,.
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CAIkED
RADWAY'S RENOVA ATING
RESOLVENT.

One to six bottles will cure every form
ofSkin diseas. s, 'Iumors, Pimples, Bloches
Boils, Salt Rheum, Canker, Ulcers, Tu-
mors, Fever, Sores, Scrofula or Syphilis,
Sores in the Eyes, Ears, Nose, Mouth,
Scald Head. Let none neglect this ad-
vice-if you would rid yourselves from
the miseries you suffer-resort at once to
this medicine. One bottle will do you
more good than half dozen of Sarsapa-
rillas and other mixtures The dose is
small, two ea-spooniulls being full dose.
Is Your CONSTITUTION TAINTED?
Wonders are daily wrought by RAD
WAYS RESOLVENT, in violent Con-
stitutional Diseases. It disengages from
the animal fluids the n,ateries morJi or ele-
ments of disease, and throws them off
through the excretory organs, thus taking
the sting out of the disorder. 1t reno
Yates and freshes the blood, and imparts
vital energy to the system. In Scrofula,
Cancer, Syphilis, Chronic Rheumatism,
Lung Complaints, Skin Diseases, Mercu-
rial Diseases, Contraotions of the JOINTS
Palsy, Paralysis, and all Complaints ex-
ternal or internal which are capable Of
assuming constitutional type and Of be-
ing transmitted from parents to children
we recommend as the only remedy and {
sure one, this irresistible and searching
disinfectent, Alternative and invisorant.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1862-12-03

DIR. G. W. RoBAcKs SCANDINAVIAN
celebrated Scandinavian
Remedies, prepared by DIR. c. W. Roback,
of Cincinnati, o., are now attracting consld-
erable attention, not only among those
nersons who are afflicted with Rheumatism
and general nervous arrangement, but
among the faculty. The following Ger
tifcate, from one of the Oldest as well as
one of the most prominent citizens OF
Mississippi, speaks for ltself.-Ne,o Or
leans Delta, Aprit 2.
ENNERPRIsE, Miss, Nov. 1S, 1857.
DR.. C.. Ro5ack, Cincinnati, O.-DEAR
SIR:-I am now about S3 years of age,
and have been afflicted with Rheumatism
and general nervous arrangement, with
excessive debility, for the last So or 56
wears, and have used almost every kind
of patent medicine, from which l have
derived no benefit; also, have tried great
many physicians. but all to no purpose
I now feel thankful have at length OBJ
tanned a medicine which has given me re-
lief. I have purchased two bottles Of
your Scandinavian Blood Purifier, and
two boxes of your Pills, of Messrs. Howe
& Hardaway, which I have used. They
| have given me almost entire relief. My
limbs and veins have been greatly swollen
but YOUR medicine has reduced them t.
their proper size.
Very respectfully yours,
WILLIAM r. KING.
| c.. odvartisementin in another column.
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The Rebels Well Fortified at
Fredericksburg.

WASHINGTON, November 25-11 P. NJ.
-Advices from the Times special cor
respondent at Falmouth, dated this morn
ing, shows clearly the rebels are prepar-
ing vigorously to dispute the passage of
our troops across the river at Fredericks-
burg. Instead of their garrison being
small week ago, leaving the city it has
been reinforced by the divisions under
Longstreet and Hill, estimated at $4,000
men, and formidable batteries have been
planted for their protection. Without
some brilliant strategy on our part, a severe
engagement will be necessary before dis
dying the enemy.
There is no room for reasonable doubt
t Jackson abandoned Virginia, and
< up his line of march for Richmond
Saturday morning, preceded by Hamp-
Legion They spent portion of
,rday at Warrenton. Whites guer-
), about 300 men were at Leesburg
undsy.
e learn. by special advices from the
rs correspondent at Csnterville, that
.ctire ment of Sigel toward Washington,
the concentration Of his force, was a
yetic movement made in view of de-
on the part of Jackson to cut off his
sion in detail, and by offensive demon
.tions against Washington to execute a
yerful diversion intended to embarrass
neral Burnside's forward movement
.el's plan was completely successful, and
ckson frustrated i'll his design.