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The New York herald., 1862-01-29

missioners 10 draft general tar bill taken up and
debated by Nessrs Henderson and Bell. Msssrs. Ram
say and Hutchinson also spoke the resolution when
It was laid on the table, and ordered 70 bo printed
The bill 10 amend the Brooklyn Common School Law
ordered TO third reading.
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THE SEVENTY SIXTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
VOLUNTEERS.

Tho Seventy sixth regiment Now York Volunteers was
to have departed for Washington yesterday but the NO
cesssry arrangements being incomplete thoy will not
break camp until ues thursday They are at present
quartered ct Riker's Island.
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The United Kingdom or Cape Race.
Large Fire at Buffalo.

BUFFALO, Jan. 2s, 1862
The st. James Hail. in the Of the st. James Hotel
owned by Albert and George Brisbane, was set on fire
this morning. and totally destroyed. Loss $40 Ooo No
insurance.
The st. James Hotel by smoke and water. was damaged
10 the extent Of from 81 900 to 50 900.
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MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
THE TOOTH REGIMENT TO GARRISON FORT
COLUMBUS.

The regiment heretofore known az the Second rsgi-
ment Eagle brigade. formed at fuslo General scroggs
commanding, has received tho permanent designation Of
tho Tooth regiment New York Volunteers. will bs the
first regiment Of General scroggs brigade, and will DO
oficered a. foIlows:-
Colonel. :. James N. Brown.
Lieutenant Colonel. ..... Il. Z. Stanton.
Haor... r.....................C.N. C. N. Otis.
AdJutant nt..................P. r. Chadwick
The regiment thus commanded, 10 IL announced, has
already received orders to proceed this city and gar.
rison Fort Columbus and that 1t WILL in coaseq,ence
leave Buao within few days. so soon as quartcrs at
the fort have been prepared for IT, The conmsud will be
elegantly equipped and ILL., beneath the sway Of sncr-
eetc discipline, instruction and experience rank high In
The volunteer service.
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Innuenza.-Brnn ndrcth's Pills should he
used IN hs dis. One or two doses generally
and No 1 UNION SQUARE
25 cents per box. Pamphlets and advice graiis
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

The Mails for Havana.
The steamship Columbia Captain Adams, will sail for
Havana. via Port Royal. tomorrow at noon, from pier
No. 4 North river.
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

Bachelors Hair Dyc-The Best I'm the
world. Harmless reliable instan taneous Sold and an
Piled at BATCHELOR'S wig factory, i6 Bond street
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

Beautiful Complexfon.-Lairsls' Bloom OF
complexion and skin. 439 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

A Purc TOba acco.-Ye1low Bank Tobac-
coCioodwins Pure yellow Bank Tobacco free from all inn
purtes for sale by all tobecco and segAr Dealers
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

Hills Hair Dye. so Cents, BIack or
Brown Infa'libe onguent for the hair Depot NO. Bar
clay street. and sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

Mrs. =. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer
and Worlds Hair Dressing all other for
the hair Depot l96 GreenNich street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou.
pces the best In the world wholesale and retail and the dys
privately applied. No o 6Astor House.
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A Young Mans Rest Capital II His
head To know how Il TO the best advantage get
careful examination al FOWLER ELLIS 30S Broadway
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At Jcners', 5s3 dies Bal-
moral Boots ~ and 81 So misses 80 and 81 75 child
rep's, 81 25 and 81 81. JEFFERS. 573 Broadway.
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OPERATIONS AROUND FLORIDA.
The Capture Of Cedar Keys Fla-Map Showing
its Geographical Position-The Battle at Mill
sgring-Nows from the Burnside Expedition
What the Empire State has Done for the War
The Latest News, &C., &C., 90.


An Account OF the Capture Of Cedar Keys Florida by
the Union Forces. accompanied by Map showing its
Geographical Position and mpor ance and its connection
with the important points in the neghborhood will be
given in this weeks edition Of the FAMILY HxRAID rcsdy
this "Wednesday, morning The FAMILY HERALD will also
contain further interesting particulars Of tho Great Battle
at Mill Spring. Ky Iato and Important Intelligence
the Burnside Expedition; Tho Latest Dispatches from
Washington and tho Union Camps the Potomac, and
record Of all important OF the War OF the past
week An interesting statement showing what tho state
of New York has dOn for the Preservation of the Union
Interesting extracts from Southern Papers Tho Reception
of Mr.. sswsrds Despatch surrcndsrng the Rebel Com.
missoners in England, and altered tone Of tho British
press Obituary Notice of the Late John Tyler and much
other interesting reading matter.
TermsTwo dollars per year Single copies four cents.
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To job Printers.-Stereotypc Copies Of
the beautiful border OF the Carriers New Address of
The New York Herald ready sale. The border
cons ss OF twentyfour elegant portraits Of the prom
generals and civilians engaged In the restoration Of the
Unop and Is admirably adapted the of Job print
ers Price 81 Proof sheets OF the border sent To ali who
oArc
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roo LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TINE FILE FRANCHISE tPROTESrANTE) QUI NR
~ pas Ianglais desire placer dams faplie amori
cainc les ct coudrc SAdresser l7G 9th
between 18th and 18th 1T.
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LECTURES.

ASEs CORA l.. V. HATCH WILL LECTURE AT CLIN-
M ton Hail. Asor place. this evening NJ IA o'clock sub
Ne selected by the audience. distinguished member
tho Bar will be present 70 nteroga'e tho Medium after
ihs lecture.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETfI.--J. c. KENNEDY, DENTIST IS
N Bowcy, three doors below Spring street. Is inserting
his beautiful nfc like teeth at The lowest possible prices
Whole Sets on Gold Platna from 425 upwards and on
Silver Rubber from $40 upwars Partial Sets Cold
~ each tooth, Silver ST. Satisfaction guarantee IN all
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O. .s-A NEW PUBLICATIONS..
FINE ARTS.


LIME ARTS.
MAGIC LANTERN PICTURES
THE AMERICAN CIVIL WAR,
SACRED HISTORY,
VIEWS IN HOLY LAND,
MISCELLANEOUS PICTURES.
New Catalogue Just published.
Apply 10 -
W. LANGENHEIM Philadepha.
Agent American Serroscopic Company,
Post Office box I, 42S
Or the principal opticians throughout the Union
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read the third time and passed this morn
ing, making radical changes In portion Of the
banking system OF the State Tho notifications i'm
porant and call for the attention Of the financial nte-
rests OF the state before they are acted upon in the
Assembly.
Tho resolution recommending the change In our assess
cDt laws 80 hat every person and species Of property
the State shall bear portion Of the BURDEN that
the Governor appoint commission Of three to examine
the present tax laws aud report TO tho Legislature in
concise manner bill which shall remedy the defects Of
tho present lawn, ami contain plain, simple rules and
form for tho and collection OF taxes before tho
9th day OF April next.
~ Mr. Henderson favored striking out the words "Go-
vernon. by and with The consent Of the Senate and
give the Legislature the power TO select the The
whole question was debated at much ongth but no dis
position was finally Of further than ordering the
resolution 10 he printed.
days since ~ have been returned to Albany yeser
day, IL having beer taken " New York, romedced and
printed That may have been the Jonah on the Hudson
River train which caused the delay Monday. II has
now been modified that 10 provides for seventeen in
stead of twenty-five ccuncilne tho councilmen to be
elected by Assembly districts the same that the alder
men present II also sboshos the Board of Super
vsors and gives their du,ios to the Poard Of Aldermen
to be composed Of twcve members, six elected on
general ticket and six appointed by the Mayor, the
six persons receiving the next highest vote before the
people be the persons designated. The charter as IL
ssw to Be- hs% unssr ls S
1t to ca Ia December II was drafted by David r.
Jacques ESQ.,, member Of the Legislature from the Six
teenh ward $780, and revised by David Dudley Field
Already there are strong symptoms of bitter contest
over IT, with every indication Of It's having hard road
TO travel before Il inds its way through.
We heard great deal said about the corruption
OF tho Legislature since the session cominenced but
il seems Che lobby have already formed their est
of the lawmakers, aud are organizing on en cxeu
siye scale FOR operations during the have ust
dscoN Il their tricks Of this session, which s
fairly worthy OF the title Of ga VI raising the
wind and Is forth aud circ to all who sup
pscd 20 he desirous Of contributing to the fund OF the
obbv. Tucse philosophers directing thsir efforts
under the prstenca ot securing modification io tho
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RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER ERRAILRoAD-TRAINs FOR ALBANY
III Try the North aud West, leave Chambers street
and III A. NJ, aud 3.ls, D aud 1915 r. M.
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
~ For Albany, Truy, Norh aud West
winter arrangefnent ucirg Monday Nov. 4, 1861
For Aoany-l0D A. ~. Express Mall rrain from Twenty.
sixth street depot
For AL local tfanr 1iue Table
JOHN BUESHlLL Assistant Superintendent
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OCULIsTs AND AUnIsTs.

nCUIIsT And AURTST-DEAFNEsS AND BLIND
~ ness the hopeless cured without painful opers
tIons also affections, tho frequent cause of eai
ness cured by Or. GRAVES. Consultation free persona
or by letter. 0D Broadway.
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w AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS,
A SUPERLATIvE TONIC, ANTI-DYSPEPTIC AND
IkNIGORATING CORDIAL.

This medicinal beverage manufactured by the proprietor
at Schiedam in Holland and IL warranted only
from every injurious property and ingredient but OF the
best possible quality Its extraordinary medicinal proper
tied
GRAVEL. GOUr CHRONIC RHEUMATISM
INCIPENT DROPSY. DYSPEPSIA
(whether chronic)
GENERAL DEBILITY, SLUGGISH CIRCULATION
OF THE BLOOD, INADEQUArE ASST
MILATION OF FOOD AND EXHAUST
ED VITAL ENERGY,
acknowledged by the whole Medical Faculty and aesled
In their highest written authorities
Put up in cases Of one dozen quart pint
aud for sale by all groceries, drugg and apoheces
In the United States
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Arrival OF the Europa mt Boston.
BosroS, Jan. 2s, 1862.
The Europa will be up at half past ten this evening
The mails go to New York in tomorrow mornings train
reaching there at six O'Clock in the afternoon.
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STATES THE CHURCH.
CRorU FERRATA, Nov. 26, 1851
DEAR COL MEAGHKR-On tho part Of tho officers OF the
Company Of st. Patrick beg 10 hand you this photo
graph OF the Irish in tho service Of His Holiness
sraing Testimony Of our sincere regard and esteem We
foe assured you will not regard its insignificant value
out expression Of tho sentiments which influence
us in sending It. At the same time we take the oppor
tho active part you and they taking to uphold the
majesty and Independence o the Stars and Stripes which
has thrown Its protecting folds the expatrated
say with whole he us all honor and wish success
20 tho men who fight unucr It, We know 1t Is the
1ous desire OF the enemies OF 10 trapled
IN the DUST but that be long there are
Irish soldiers to nght for its Independence
With best wishes for your personal welfare, am very
DxN1EI. J. KELLEY,
Commanding the Company OF ST. Patrick.
To Colonel MKAauxR, Irish Brigade, New York.
PASSES FOR TRAVELLERS INTO MARYLAND.
An order has been issued from the oce of the Provost
Marshal hero requiring that hereafter all persons pass
ang by stage private conveyance the roads be-
aween the District and Port Tobacco Leonardstown
Maryland and the vicinity Of those villages TO pro.
cure passes either from the once Of the Provost Mar
shsl hero. going ththsr from the headquarters Of
General Hookers DIVISION II coming this way the said
roads being now In military possession.
THE WESTERN RAILROADS AND THE WAR.
The Judiciary Committee Of the House hayo had before
ehem tho petitions Of the Hannibal and 81. Joseph aud
ahe Illinois Central railroads, praying suspension Of
uch Of the acts Of Congress granting lands 70 States
hid in the construction Of certain railroads. rs re-
purss the roads thus benefited to transport troops
munitions Of war and army supplies for the
United States FREQ Of expense and asking also settle
ment Of seir accounts for transportation
pccount on principles Of equity and JUSTICE The iii
nos Central admits Its obligation TO comply with require
en in these grants but contends that the demands for
government transportation extensive that If remu
neraton is withheld the will bo completely ruined
II contendod also that the Of tho road agreed 70
accepting the land grant, applied only to the road itself
Rnd not 10 the relpg stock. and that thu government
The New York herald., 1862-01-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. " NEW STOCK NOW READY
Tor the wholesale trade. Suffers, booksellers.
agents and fancy dealers should send at once for one 0
a. ta poes trongs $40 lots containing over so worth
of Valentines retail prices Circulars he sent by ad
dressing Thos w. Strong Original Valentine Depot SS Nss
sau N Y.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-08-16

OF 1Ah hAs sCSVV
l8ft " side 206
42ft OF " sd ION
Vine street 209
PIN occupied by
pegram's Onc 200
7ft on r side 213
ia
215
est store PhB-
Elk Block ZIG
Middle Str PhR-
nix Block 217
J. b. Stutsmsn's
old standin PeG.
nix Block 2n
223
$50
232
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Ci.OTIIING.

A TTENTION LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.-F you
a et the ful value for your cast Oh Cothns Osi
pets and Jewey The pest you can ae rs 70 seha
note wcll known dealer HARRIS 100 seventh ave
nue. There Va DC dealt Win 70
Tonr satfaeon For d. s6 $50 for Goats from
10 Sl5 for 81 TO 81 Please do not forget
call sdtess Harris l56 seventh avenue Loo's AZ
tend cd nv Nrn Harris
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The United States mall steamship
M COLUMBIA, nfiIN.un m4r
X. Adams United States Navy. Oominaudes -
WIZ leave pier No. Nortn Iver Wednesday, April y
1852, at II o'clock precisely. -. -,
fof spoFTORb, T9LEsToN 4 CO.. . Broadway
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XArANTED-A HORSE OR MARE ABOUT is. uANpr
w high sound, Kind not years in q, chang fy
an English johnson Wssh open ia a, jenered Is carat
for cash, gentleman Saddle and Bride. Address Tor i
days 81 Nicholas Hotel box 40 Broadway,N NJ ''N
wAxrED-oNE PAIR OF COACH HORSES AND
w two single Family Horses. Apply al ~ Ncyins street.
Brooklyn. ''I
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WINES AND LraUoRs.

-.roTICg--I HAVE THIS DAY APPOINTED w. y.
N iIowen No. ~ Houston street andAi Bcekman street,
a OF New York. sole agent for my rale Ale Al orders
sci to his address will be promptly attended to. The pubo
are cautioned against certain designing persons who have
su1epousy obtained my casks and are Gng them With
ale inferior quality and vending the same ~ my manu-
lscte: win guarantee ncnc genuine unless purnasea Of
-1sstApstfssAs ASstN 'sss.s Wk. 2. RVpkA%-
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RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES SITUATION
10 do general housework in privae family is good
plain coax, first rate and Has the
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

A RARE CHANCE.-LADfES AND GENTLEMEN II
"A get the full value TOR your cast On Cion % u
Ing Carpets Furniture and Jewcy the best you AN 90 ~
70 send noe Mn,z l7s Thri avenue; there you may
bs convinced you Will be dealt with TO your sas aeuo.
plea se don advertisers no. oner 10 pay
from 81: SO for silk dresses $50 for coats OF ~ ,o
as il Ia surety humoug. Don't forget. ly Third avenue
near Seventeenth street Ladies attended by Mrs MIMI
B-I vii remove the ist Of Mag 70 2S sixth avenue
Eighteenth street.
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A SITUATION wANTsp-BY RESPECTABLE WOMAN
n TO cook wash and iron, do enerl bousework; OBJ
ection TO 90 the y. Best Of city reference gwen
Appy at i57 Perry st for two days
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N ORDER JUST RECErvED.-A LARGE QUANTITY
n OF Clothing must be purchased within short
time Ladies having " dispose OF can oo-
higher price than ever before BY Calling on or address
buaged by other false prctenders; also
and Jewelry bought Ladies attended 20 ~ mrs = ~.
place. .-.a 4..rtr naE Nr4.tf 10eH.F HAf
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A SITUATION WAETED--BY HIGHLY RESPECrA
"A BE and well recommended young woman, IN city @
country, chanbemaid and waitress and plsii
soer competent in either o. the above capacities Is ais
a first class lauudrcss. Cai al 3'S 9TH ave.
The New York herald., 1862-04-21

A COMPETENT LAUNDRESS WOULD LIKE TIE
n washing OF few gentlemen or lades would do family
washing by the month"; s excellent wafhar and ironer
Best address i3I 7th av second story
Aaek rom
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COMMENCING NAY !, lss2.
NEW ADVANCEMENT

u NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
For the better Of the number Of peo
pic snig.atng the gold mining Districts Of California
ard British Columbia -FOUR steamers per month VIII be
New York and from Han Francisco respec-
tivrh instead Of three, as hsrS tofore. 80.
6lh . except when these dates fa on Sunday, when
the dsy OF departure III be the No iday following
For freight passage apply at the only one o the line,
No. 5 Bowling Green. New York d. b. ALLEN, Agent
A VsrRALIA PIONEER IJNE-CARRYING THE
A United States naiLIhe clipper ship CITY or BATH,
Carney Melbornc IL rapidly oadng IT pier
10 Eaf, The clipper ship SOUTH AnERiCA Lrcop xn
Sydney, ut pier ~. The cfppcr bark An
iTTA Zealand, Carlota at pier = East river Fot
freight passage apply 70 W. CAMERON % Bscves
strcet Cas, made approved consgnncnts Con-
.,gnees in Austria La Messis X. TOWNS Co. fsg r|3
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-14
county Court. Jefferson County. In Probate

county Court. jefferson County. In Probate.
the matter of the proof of the last will and tesla
ment of William Wagon ann. deceased.
On reading and filing an instrument in writing pur
portng to be the last will and testament of William
Wagamann late of the of Waterloo in the Coun-
w of jefferson and State of Wisconsin, deceas ed
1t is dered that the proofs of Said instrument be
heard before the Judge of this Court Monday the
3rd day of February A. D. 1862, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon at the Court House in the village of Jeer
son in said County.
And it is further ordered that pubenotice thereof
be given the heirs law of said deceased, and to
all other persons intere ted by publishing copy of
this order successive weeks prior said day
of hearing. in the Watertown Republican, a weekly
newspaper. printed and published at Watertown in
said County
Dated the goth day OF December, A. D. 1861.
BY the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD,
dec27n29w3 County Judge.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-14

Quilted TO THE TmEs.-Now that we are
In the midst of war, our people are in
doubt what the financial effect will be up
on us as individuals It does seem that
the West must in measure prosper. We
must feed the army. and our products will
be bought and paid for; then again, the
soldiers who are lighting our battles will
receive liberal pay. add their families will
have money, perhaps. id a majority of in
stances. more plentiful than heretofore
this money will be circulated. Under
those and other circumst ances, it appears
10 US, We shall not, at least, all be ruined
1et We must make the none, we get 90
the farthest it will. If we can buv. for
S5o. as good and serviceable an article as
we can for $50 or S75, why we must not
neglect to do 20. We have a case in
point: Elliott's Improved Pearl Sew
ing Machine, SOLD fer $50, we believe to
be as reliable to be as reliable and as SER
viceable as any $50 or SIS machine in
The market. word tie the wise being
sufficient. We refer our readers to the adj
vertisement of Geo. F. Collins & Co. in
another column. We fully endorse them
and their statements--North West Church
man [NoS6 I'm
zee advertisement in another column.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-14

4 GREAT TINE On next Thursday
evening the Amateurs de Music will give
Home Concert at Coles Hall. 4 Choir Of
about $50 of our best Vocalists, having
been under the Instruction Of Prof. Ly-
man during several months, will render this
entertainment one Of the most interesting
of the season
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-14
ANEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND

ANEW YEAR WITH AN OLD FRIEND.
On the New Years day Of 1862, that wer!!.
renowned and unriYaled gem of Amer c.; n
journalism. the peerless New York Mercury.
will enter upon the twenty fourth yeal of tbs
most brilliant career ever achieved by raper.
During the past year it has been the ttacl,r,
story-teller mentor. and oracle Of two lund:s 1
thousand American homes. from ocean To occ-
an-and from Quebec. in Canada to Pens, eel.
on the Gulf of Mexico. Youn and sid lieA
and poor. have reveled in IT'S enchanting cr.s
of wisdom romance, art, poetry. and gsnI
humor; and its praise is
Familiar in their mouths as household word,
The noble patriot-soldier in his tent tee has
whiled away the tedium of camp life IN TIE eb-
sorbing review Of its
FORTY BRILLIANT COLUMNS,
finding in them fascinating mental disciple
known only to those who rally to the Bauer
sheet of the Grand Army of American f.trl!ce,
and Genius
In commencing New Year the PROF rieors
of the New York Mercury can only say. that it
shall be their aim to make their great nlly
journal of American literature, for 1852 1nt re
brilliant and enchanting than ever. in is cel-
centration Of all the worlds grandest std n:est
beautiful specialities in healtntul Ton aEce,
graceful Poetry, elegant and quaint Gossip re-
timing knowledge. sparkling Humor, AID
tertaining News-until, like love, it
'-rules the court, the camp, the bcwsr,'
as it already ruins the happy domestic Preside.
The editorial tone and National depar;ms Its
Of the New York Mercury will continue true to
that lofty spirit of patriotism which his made
it a necessity ofthe people since TIE War txgaA
and kept it in enthusiastic demand WHEN eth
err sheets were dying all around it for wait Of
popular support
Already the largest Literary Journal in The
world, and famous as the focus of tlcCRsI d
brilliant literary regulations, its proFr nrns
or 1862 will be magnificent beyond oil rrece-
dent, The most celebrated pens of this cetl-
try and Europe have been secured in it's str-
vice at an outlay equal to the expense Of iptIe
than one national government in the old urld!
and its novellettes. or continued stories. fl
1862, will be the most splendid triumphs II FL
egant fiction ever published. To these. too,
the magic pencil of the greatest of Am"ricsn
artists. Mr. Felix o. c. barley, will lend tie
aid of pictorial art.
Our story, initiatory of tbs New Year is a
splendid national Romance, commencing in II G
New York Mercury of Saturday, Januar, Alb
1862, ard entitled
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-14

JUST Thu TINE = At Days Hard
Ware & Stove Emporium may lie found
NEST Impi..u End desirable Pattern Of
Cooking Stoves, which he will advertise
next week Go and see them