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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-12-02
ThanksgIvIng Day at New oreels
Nav CREEK SrATIoN, Nov. 2s, 1862,

NEw CREEK STATION, Nov. IS, 1862.
Editors Inteiligenctr:
Yesterday was observed as a day of
Thanksgiving by all the Virginia regiments
at this station, and according to arrange
ments made by the Chaplains the regiments
were severally called out by their Coils. at
10 o'clock, A. M., when appropriate relig-
ious services were entered into. This was
a scene at once reverentially sublime aud
grandly deyotional-one thousand men at
the suggestion OF their officers uncover
their heads and stand in mute but eloquent
silence before the Great Donor OF all their
| blessings, and thus make their grateful
| acknowledgements to him, is scene upon
which angels would delight to gaze with
rapture, and God himself look down and
smile. -,ss
The Ninth Virginia is very much pleased
with. their new commander, Col, Duval,
who in the short space of time he has
commanded US, has enlisted our highest
admiration by Sgentlemanly bearing
and military skill, and we would take this
occasion to thank the Governor for making
so good n selectionfo us.
The army at this point is thoroughly
organized and we are in the First Brigade,
under Brig. Gen. Cluseret, and according
to arrangement have the advance in the
Brigade.
The cold weather ofthe past few days has
taxed our inventive aud mechanical geuius
to a considerable extent in the way of
building flues and constructing chimueys
to our tents, aud it is certainly very anus.
ing to see the diversity of taste displayed
in their erection. A fIue is q simple trench
dug about half way across the tent covered
with rock, terminating in crock or pork
barrel on the outside of the tent, while
others build a regular cabin chimney that
would do credit TO frontier school house
of the "Tug Fork" pattern. Now, that the
wind is blowing in stormy playfuluess one
of its freaks is to enter every tent; head
quarters not excepted, whirling the smoke
in sportive twists around our ColoneTs
head while he for very pain weePs aud de-
clares that IL is not ia good joke" Albeit
we are all we'll and in quite fine spirits.
Very respectfully, P.
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weeps bitter tears over bis own sorrow
The iron is driven the deeper, and our bur.
deus become more and more heavy. And
| though more than eighteen months have
passed away since the strife was begun, the
end seems more distant than it appeared to
he twelve month since. Hope after hope
has gone out in darkness, and expectations
we had fondly cherished have turned out
to be miserable delusious. So often have
we been disappointed and deceived, that
now our faith rejects every promise and
turns away from every sign. Our foe is as
active and determined and powerful as ever
he was, and the agent that was to compel
foreign nations to intervene and put an end
to this wicked and infamous contest, has
not been potent enough to accomplish that
end.
We stand alone. Vast hosts are muster
ing to repeat in stronger force aud with
more obstinate courage the attempts that
have been made, aud strongholds hitherto
unattached will soon have to bear the most
furious ouslaughts the enemy, with his
wonderful resources of ingenuity and ma
terial, is capsbIe'of making. To frustrnte
his well conceived plans, to repel these
terrible attacks, we have to depend entirely
upon ourselves. The foe will do hissut-
mosti military genius and knowledge, the
bouudless credit of the Government, the
best mechanical skill-mind, money, mu-
sic-have all combined to insure success.
And while these tremendous efforts are
being put forth-wbile our homes are dar-
kencd by the shadow of the death angels
wing and our bosoms wruug with anguish
while we are enduring grievous priva-
tions and hardships, and our soldiers are
almost naked, we stand alone.
1t is that true foreign tongues mem
tion our name with respect and admiration.
1t is true our fortitude and gNllantry have
received abundant reward in glowing
words of praise and in warm heartfelt
wishes for success. But sympathy and
admiration have afforded no substantial
assistance, and all unaided we brace our
nerves for the dreadful conflict.
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From the and Virginia Regiment.
BEVERLY, Va, Nov. 81.
Editors Inteuiqeaesr !: .

Editors IntellgeHcsr:
Thinking you would like to hear somes
thing of the 2nd Virginia Regiment, I.ems.
brace the present opportunity OF Informing
you where we are and how We are getting
aloug.1 So much has already been written
about Beverly that is hardlr necessary for
me to describe il, OF one thing an Ger
tain, however, that none of our regiment
will be likely soon to forget it. 1t wns in
this town thatwe allmet together as a reg
| iment q year ago last July. AT that time
we numbered over 1000 men, now we
scarcely can count on 500 it for duty
Many have gone to their loug homes, while
Others have heen discharged from disabili-
ty, wounds, &c. Considering whnt we have
gone through, it is a wonder that we can
count as many men as We have. We have
demonstrated to all the fact that we are
rather tough set of men. We quartered
on Cheat Mountain in the months of Jauu-
AIRY, ,Februarypnd March; we have secuted
all through the mountains of Western Vir-
ginia; we have hunted the willy StonewRll
jackson, and had him once penned up SO
tight that he came very near going up, as
he has confessed himself; we have travel
ed from Cheat Mountain to Washington
1 City, and been insas many fights as any
other regiment now In the sarVice. II is
I'customary for wHtersto TO name over a list OF
the battles, but tlsa IS hardly necessary, as
they are known to pi6st of your readers.
Aud now we are back 10 the same town
from which I'VE started, aud ready to do our
work overagain IL need be. 'stls
:, Lieut.. A. J, .Pentecost, formerly regimen
tai Quartermaster, is not the Qunrtermaster
of the Post1 Col. Css6tt iscomnander of the
Post. .,ilwe have one u6mpanysl company
H. stationed at Lendsyills, land Company
B, at thstr old post, Bealington. SO you
see We run t6S town uuntir further orders
I The most of the officers being rather good
/ l4pokiug, are great favorites with the young
-1'lkdtes, who am sotrS. 70 say, arc mostly
..'secesh, J" but perhaps they are not SO far
tgone in sin but what they y;msy be convert
| ed from the error of.theirsWays. e.iiS 4.
We have orders to build winter quarters
and will at once prepare to make ourselves
comfortable. We alliIiksl the tone Of your
paper, but our mails are interchangeable
andsoftentimes we are without any news.
There must be something wrong somewhere.
win our post masters at 0larksburg and
B1ckbauuon please look to this matter,
and wheVer they see anything for the I'd
Virginia regimentle let them send it to
| my I'm BEVHRLY.
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S9-sPEcIAI NOTICES Double the above rates.
fSarly Advertising on reasonable terms, AecOr.
ding TO the space occupied and the changes
made. - f-fjle' .ll u 80
from transient psrsous or 1t rang
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business Cards not exceeding live lines SO per year
or 20 for six months but for shorter period nothins
will be counted less than square
The privilege of Annual Advertising Is limited TO
the AdVertisers' own Immediate business; and all
advertisements for the benefit of other prisons as
we'll As all legal advertsements and Advertisements
ofauetlon sales and real estate by them mus
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&6-Advertisements not accompanied with writtsI
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accordingly.
Notices for Political Meetings to be charged in all
cases at full rAtes-
Marriages, Notices Of Funerals, and announcements
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TERms OF ADvERrIsINe.

LISEs OF NoNPAREIL, (oH oME mon, } On
Fs ~ LESs, MAXI SQUARE.
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1862. J II = 1862.
PESBsyLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

PENNsYLVANTA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with iis cCnn-ciIls f1.u..
TIE SHORTEST AhD QulChEsI ROUTE
tHos NV" font 10 TaH fMHcirAL WEsrsH. 'iuEa
yht trains dolly ipm new YORK to Pisie pEa Via
heR-Ie-sey and Z tuden and Auboy ine
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR HE WEST BY THIS
Ron. n LEAVE NFW-YDVK FHOg TuE
FOOT Nt COURILANDi-af.
by Rsy OF Phlsielpit ta" oslg pose gers leave New
YORK e. t.o .tlc f.o.ts. E.tlu. pas.. ssis
al T. m onr p 'H laitr N-n of'-f lne.
by way OF Allentown. evening pa-.sf grro leave Fl
three b3u later than no ou4ern nrs lHd b. toh 10
arise II tlr slme 4i sor hsin 1r Ia tlctsl I'D tl
pontr n che Noh West C.es.ile Indianapolis L9li.yis
81. Louis Clcvdmi Coumoui Cincinnii aud ill main
points " 60. with ever changes Of cars
Aleepify CaTs. without eis fr1m Phllede aIa ~
Pit baleh gs5 81 s aud 10 P..ssDuggh ~ milo.
Sulok rc md .l'or Gers on on tlaius-
kAfe the other fOuus.
Bagsssr checked through Tfan,lus free.
seeare Ticket; % o., NJ NJ ! o .,,, ey t t,6TsA
The Psnn'ylvsna C'niral company fu1a an fnhrrani
Accommodate Line w.,b Affords comfortable mode Of
parties moving Weward u onS Aa Ihs ussA ra.os
" fare. ,,,-.,l.,,.r.
By chi, route feishss Il al descriptions be Forwarded
and from any p.nt 90 the Railroad ohio heutaesy ~
diana, Illinois WIfcOunD, Iowa or Missouri. by RAIL
M West By s,edusrs from Pittsburgh
1be OF Freight 20 snd from any point 10 the West oy
The Pennsylvania Railroad a. Ell tHlc' a favorable
ehaTeed 4, Othef kairosd Companies Meci ante nd snip
ntro,ilg u iIal pors Of their lreqt 20 ths Com
Isry can rely vain 'oIhlyysoe sg,Cp "'n'N
Fsrpers and D,ale 10 Live s,och vii I'D this most ID
y sreols Iour Cap.ci1us You'd. vel wateed AID sup
p,d h e,ery convenience have been opened of this iue
auJ H. and every attention piii 10 ht "'ns
FfoI HlrrsbuTg whcfs w be found every eogenei &c r
feeling sga iy yd.S G25,9 ,5o nsPKrTs
J. H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Asiof-house
LEECH & Co.. Freight Asenis a., ,,,,
No. Asor BONE. aud 70 South "liiAn-s.
neDONALD Z Bi5CHOkF, IMMIGRANT AGENTS,
No. Battery Place
yNoCB LEWIS. Genera sDpt AiScnS, 20
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Fest an0 Goun0.

E0UND-$50, which the owner can have by
4 calling on COUDERT BROTHERS, No ~ WaIsi.
1 0ST-In going FROM the New-Ilayen R.H
uel % CUuIandt-st., smuli ~ OK iEhOkANDJ "a
BOOK of value 70 any person except no CwIe II O. e
hadcT will retlm e 20 the subscriber be viii be very
grateful end pay iOr al trouble.
JAMES r. SEbRINC, Agent. No n Cour,isndt =.
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Giationcrn Gno 9ancn Q5oo0s.
E. EIHE PEN Is MICHTIER THAN TIL
SWORD"
THE GOLD PEN-TllE BEST OF ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

HE BEST HLNN lt TIE WORLD
On recdpt any of tho following 50 cash poet.
,tsrs sunsc iber wil send by na, otnsr '
directed God Pen Pens 'el'eag TIE Seeo'daJ
con Pms, WITHOUT CASES
For q cents the Nasc Pens for % cent? the Incsy PEN
for 80 cents tho Asy Ready Pen ol - -e1ts the Eegln
Pen; sId FOR th, fyc.si'r Pen
The s.Yss are. Nos 2. ?. D. tudb
TIE SAME PISS ~ aiLxah -nLsIEO EXTENSION
CAS8s. WITH PENCILS
For 20 the Magc Pen; for - csuts the Lucky Fen
for ihs ALWAYS Ready PEN for -, tie Elegaot Pen
eud for y g. .he Fxcesor PEN These weLfnisnei
good writing Gold Pens with lrdosmn Points the average
vtsr q every Of which VII Tar ou,s't gos' Of the bet
4ao name -. Morton Number" AID "Qu.liiy" arc
ssnred on the following Pens ana the POINTS are
Tor 81 months except arst accident The inoi
cr.e size oliu; No being T. smallest No. the largest
sdated 'or me pocket; No the suaet aud No. 20 tle
largest Msumoh Gold Pen Tor the dc.k Long and ne am
lbs Of an zc. and ou1tias Short Nts Of Noe Z, snt
and ouls Of tst Quaiy The eosrAvus' IRE i-c'in
GOLD pms WITHOUT CAsEs
Tor IS cents, No. Pen, ht qualify or Nc} Pen -
FOR 81 No Pen let quality No Pen, "a quality
Tor 81 Is sEo 3rea lst qualify or aNo 4Peu, 2dql,i
~. or a 80 ) Pen. ID ouslity.
Tor ~ No zen, lst quality Or No Pen % quail
~ or q No q Pen 90 quality.
For = Is No Pen. ls quality ora No Ben, 2dqaali'y
rBF oAME COLI Pms Is SILVER EXTENSION
CASES. WlTB PENCILS
For ~. sNo REQ. st qnaify, cra No. Pen jdqushty
Tor = IS sNo Pen, 1t qa-iy, ora No Fen. 24qlAi-
Tor - No Pen Is, qIaB,y. No Pen, "a qualify.
For - no. Per- t., quality, oTaNoo Fen, 2dqni-
iy or No Pen. % quality.
FOR s3s No ff0, ist quality o. No Pen % quality
For - g. No. Pen. lst Quality. ....,,.,
CgLDPENS elLtstOUAIIrN, ~ ~ LIVER MOUNTED
DkoE-HOLDERS
FOR ~ a No.f rem. ror - = 10. 3roni for 81 7oi
No. q Pen; For - 50 No Pen.
For $4s 10. Pen; Tor - No. sFepi and for POaNo
ltPen.
1ue" ist Quality are pointed With the best rdosnia
TCrts carefully selected ai Of th qualify ere SOL
win lie ssite. iureecion which sSh and TIE closet
scrutiny cau detect .
Tie % QUALITY" are superior to sny fsui made BY him
freyiOus o. t1e yesr 1854.
TIC 50 Quality" be intend. shal equal in re79c', to Di'
fstiiy Es,u.y and Good Wu11g Qualities lhe only true
conf 'eiatiousl aay Gold Pen. uads elsewhere.
w egard heap cod Pens be ber e We TO s4y thsi
0syou. operating hs New sud Ps.onted Machines 10
could not usde Good Writing sod Durable Pens io
ne price lad rie Gold been furnished rutuitously
pryUss ,tdying f41 al tgifdrcc tle-Jt n " Nun
Ten o41 Q4ti'v" + ne pas etstsd GHo b. pirci1r
dsfsTt. &c ind IF Peas uy Prge'--ogef'e' 'tg or
tiaitsr 81 n. fne.
an remittance. By mail in Registered Letters arc at NY
HsA
Address, f. MORTON
No % Msideu lane Nsw-Yo'k.
sendrgs SINGLE letter stamp vii receive CIR
ctlar' with the engraving shove referred TO-
r. For b. o. dealers IA tnc line Throughout. .ss
county
READS Of EVERY DESCRIPTION.
ID II
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IMPORTANT to BOTH SEXES

=
y Il Married Siige. "a Heath or rises,e.-pf LAR.
AJsI> PdIs tendon. sad Newton. NeUicI Aieis- aud
Nausg- Guide Cih edi i7u 4Gf pse. l1 llu-tf4
rous pom M-.ts AID nervous DEBILITY Loss of Memory IN
esq city Ui aIy Deposits Invoultay Loss %. Semen. imp0
,,~y the g adder ard Kidneys, 0enifoUl1ary
Di.,sr N-skuesses sud th.ir Consequences --latest RE-
in phyio pgy. Euro Hg-p racic- Qua be-
tr cpe aud specifics; tie Authors laed fsis sud
Leldrn Treatment sc
who would avoid 0usuccessfu aud barbarou1 testeu.
With Mercury Cop.iha lnecticns eau. rzitions Quack
seeo.hes. A'ido;es lnst'umeat. Sc should purchase '
oTzus work, for ~. OF +. WARNER No. Nrsry-,t +,
RUS} tOy sEY no. l2l Nassaust; OF t1e DOCTOR
No Ci7 Broadway tuP sainl. New'ioEk, f'oU a IA 60
" concur with other papers So amending Dr. Lar
snj h. work D." Conuie de- Ee's luis German Di5
ksforu d pa en-. Ssais LeaI. National Democrat Atlas
Nedcal Ee jew. 40
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Urn UooU=

- II. MACY,
He Nos 2Oa ard 2c5 e,hav. two doors below lithst
ClFARING SUMNER SALE OF
RIBBONS, LACES. EMbBOlDE - W " hiIL 90 ids
FIvF' FIAVNFfs HOU-EKEkPiNG GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS FRENCH fLOWE8S,
YANKEE NOTIONS PARASOLs, sun UMBRELLAS.
alysva frll assortn mt sizes cHd cOiors
LADIES BEST QUALITY PAuS MD GLOVES,
a. cents PEI psir
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NEW. YORK q NEW .HAYEN RAILROAD.
SpRING ApP,NGFMFNT.


COMMENCING MAY 80.
P,rerger saaoa Ia Nsv.Yo-t ilih = s-d hh-a
Entrance N I.th.s,.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
ior eF-haven =. a. H., Ok i2.lS. tErl $50
Tor sd5scport !, o &. m. E1.t l2.5. , Gr)i $50
i:r nj Mod s,,,'ord Faifsd. sout port and ws,,Por
=. o.. y: = 3..f and i.,N p.
FOR Norwst, T. 900 a "a l2:i53 (EIli $3.50 49, S.
for Dl,i.a ed Greenwich, = $50 M laIS $780, 400
$3.50 2.
10 Po,, 20 a,- mediate stations T. sooa ID
l5 $50: 49,. S:Jo. ESQ ?.
For Pos Ch,..,t ed ~g aoe,.l,e 90 f lEI)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via swii ghel, Q. M, LEl lEHh ? n,
For Ro.too ia Shore Line l2.l5. o p ~, tfI)
For hariord aud SprnsGeid e IL. lErh Z;D' g.
foT C6a,ec leu, River Railroad 70 Montreal m Cerl.
and l2:l5 p H.. o. hoTihlflp 'sD
Fer Hartford PTOv,ucnce, and FnAAI Railroad b IA
Q.H.l, D.. q.
for N.w-FIaseu New-Lonion. ard siou,ng,oa Railroad
tt8 M -. D. g. % M, irl.l
fcr Canal Rairo,a. '2.lo q. q Northampton.
Fer iioliaf hiroaa % Fushed, o. M =. u %
BsrhrgfIg ed un Satlr1l' sthr"l.t t" P.ttird
For Naueatuck " fiAoad, q. nl.. , y. m.
FOR Dsnbuiy and Norwbk Railroad, 2. $3.50 q. M, !. d
Ccuuodiou. s,ep.as Car, at's.lei 10 20 Q ~ train
IAM4s " 10Y 4. Supefii -eldsnt
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&c Set

DOOMS TO LET, with STEAM POWER.-In-
qoife at No q Dunham-plce wiislsbrTsh near tne
fefIIes
80 LET-Elegant ROOMS of the whole Of
the Second siory and Front Basement Of the 'tory
House. No. lO3 East Broadway. Let ouy to ANAL Amer
lean faulty Apply a. 80. - Chrystie-st
rVO RENT-Tbe HOUSE aud GROUNDS
of Sue .aie =. D. Colt 4 Peterson. n. The hou5e,
blit OF stone square stories basement and
attic fnis I'D With gts nd Tue gogIds compnse
)out hani.one laid cgt In lawn AID cadu, aid
10 perfect order Attached house .fge
at0ry. There ais0 extensive apen.s 10 full bearing sld
nl. Tho necessary outbuildilgs OF large place.
Au3y 10 1hDS. o. SMITH Paterson, ". J.
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Burning flui0, Oils, Mt.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
~ Received direct the anuiseturers and wes end
Quantities suit IN prime shipping order at the
very lowest market Tstsa by SGHiEFFELlN BROTHERS
a Co.. Aos 100 aud l12 VlAaI-sl. New
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Ocean cleaners.


4 ik AhftENENI commencing July !, l-bS.--
\ tot ....IrI.,t...A W, p,.,ffA
frsfrl..s s.a..r vt leave .eo. Yorr 900 l1fh.
~ Poo .f ..-' mouth .xcspt when these daea fs
SUNDAY when tie dsy Of dep Azure will DE ths MONDAY
foIowin,
for eilit O. SAGE arply al .ie only orr No. Bowl
ing.-rfta. %. 4. ALLEN. AGENT
- ~ .,
n LN-i Oltt 10 l.iA IitIODI.-! ne ft'iU-
~ .,t, ,,Rt A. FlslEgN Nyt..r p.to. Commander.
,,tl III. s.,s,.bri
l,ou, t.t.rr..f collin, 81, V-or, 4 .,v.york
'N'- g.. '''- c,Vrnn.v f.i. 3c
rtr,'.,'y ,1,p-i',v g. Z,
Iui.''A July 10 AtA'bAii ''F' 10
fAi lhbAi 10 aug l".
- .h'I DAhiN
ff'n SO 90 $40 eseh "r 'i 'oains 70 'n, ,'@' pr
uon' sNl re Nihp1i'.n OF t"e soc o 'D 81 "'.i'8 '
s'h" l"'.r D" VI oi'Ni n ~ y. i'-i' D" .',i'
,enia,c7 s'ig, OF 'i'"~e"t' of ''' "'y Dc e"-'l''
sr POI ,. r......, .. 81. .
iicAe' lOi "e F0yAss 70 '-Iio" L''''po'a. A"'' '-
s-l ,.. al ,t,,l,.r nd IL,
= wants accompanying ph'elee' ana t"iIiel uNus4 -
yelfs' Ia lsfei IA4tui- re
sEt"Hn CABIN , -
state Room Berthe mers rffrtd 10 'cphfa" laoei f''
imnp 'Auy
loo, rlrdl'c tf'o1l pc 80 ,~Is iunfd Nitl EDS Yea
dug lsbs asd trn,i, ana 1i su9s.ln.lal FOOD ~ sj
with ,l,erior accommodation, 80.
Lse p"s-n."e s'w' - c11 ieci OF baggage IN efIe
~ CO.. '''r''N '' '''''
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IMPORTANT 10 MARRILD nnd IHUoh

IMPORTANT TO MARRIED and 80
4 ABOUT TO 80 MARBIED.-Dr a VI. u Al NJ ~,
Professor Of D,raes Women has just pghnci tls i,1
edition Of the ysln'se boob entitled - I,N
No married woman afford ~ De wi;ho, t' 'Veii'IH
be a. sitntul Companion" doscribes her peculiar conn
tlant a. wife as noher to become So their ca"ses
,nd ther ympons and yrecrbes le proper remedies ID
plain, simple and clsste Ia gnsse e,.,
MANY of mar colUsIts sensitive nature lofbds COM
nuop,ctios 10 oh iiin and she ofteu sute-s year ce
yr.r ale bact'rd eitenliiod and wondering WHIST alta her
Yafs OF r,, hase spgr,i by is timely possession
Yseb COW /. worth It's weight in gold Prce 81.
It hi. Office, 10 l29 Lnefiys. Ne"l orb or can be
.eut b.. mil es post g any pft 1l tine tried ,at-
or G., 3D. bv .ucosicg 81 aud ald'esus box No IL
RewY ORR cy. For sac e No Nesey-st tAstor House,
boston.
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.. NTEW NEnICAL BOOK. Dr. BOS

" ~ wv NEIIIAI DUVN. 1T. DVNI-
~ WICK's Nor Semiusl Diseases Hints hei1ie
aud Afer Marriage, Nervous DEBILITY iDpo eucy, aud Hin
dssd Airc H. &c l. bearr aud do NOT hesitate
90 ssy without exception the most truthful and 1scial
work Of kini puu-h-d ana t sal De hailed 10y TIE
profession vel e. the pubic g'ea. beueactof - man
iiGd Ca, kerry L. bsTe exposed. aud the truth told l.
should be- IN every f,iy End m the bands O. every yo1rs
sud in the laud"- boston Medical and surgical
Journal.
Mailed by +. Warner No. Vesey-st.; Godrey's, No 63
B-odaey; and by D. B. al his Office No o. East l2th-st
si1 we. Of Broadway. where DR. b. VIII continue h-
pTsc.ice OF .di noe and surgery Price 81 III interviews
aud coma Utic tp1s sIictly co0fleuiia.
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Sales bD Aurllon.

10y virtue Of an order OF sale directed 20 Nc by
-
the Honorable Dsrc, Court Of he United sa'o. io the
southern District Of Fohdi VIII ss q, public auction. on
TUESDAY July 3. O.; y O'Clock M rom Lnuhers Wharf
Atlantic Docs Brook w. the cs.o Of tho bsTS Texan
consisting Of
llo bales COTTON from prize schooner ". c. Bee.
y bale. COTrOS from prize schooner Nsw -aiue.
l,l3l bale, COTTON hon ptile steamer swan.
8touud bale. COTTON hom steamer s@-n.
A btl. ROslN from steamer Swan.
Terms Of ..e; O. Treasury d,s' such funds - il
b. received by tho Assistant treasurer of tho Unt-i s'-s
on dspo.it samples bo At she o,e o. b. fLNNlh'
Nc. Il8 Wsl,t, on and after July o in,I
JAMES c. CLAPP
L, 6 Mar.h.l so-the,n nl-,lL-, L----la-
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IL hammond on Diseases OF the Nervous, Sc,a-
Z insi Uriu.ry and Sexual Systsms-S-w aud RELIABLE
Ires u-ntBy c. p. Haum nd ~ D., lerly Professor y
sltci Auaoay AID Surgery To Syracu,e Medical Col
lge Ntw-il rs, au.lor ol "Mcdic lnf nation for he Nil
a." &c Price = 4sd. WARNER, Bookseller, NO ]
Neseyt. Authors sdiress No 81 East 2lst ate OF No.
5aa Broadwsyl y Y
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9AEDiCAL CONNON SFNsE.-NearIv I'D

Medical COMMON ENSE.-Nearly 800
ASA nu.trtei lod neatly bound pssss WIitea 10 pain
Ebgish ID yh0dy understand. Pat treats On he
Gauss Prevention and Cure Of Chronic ID eeses Par ID
Marri'ge and Sexual Philosophy Bo,h Ia one hume
Prco ~ mail pos age paid IeleiQ. Of the price
Conents Table sent free The Author. Dc T.. b. fOOlE
hr Of Sareogl nas erm,nenty 'oca ca tis Office - No
3D Broadway between 2Jh aud 1tth.st, y. y. May DC
eonsued IN peson or by letter No fr 6Ist inter
view. O.ce nouI. from 90 3 ~ eIcelL suuaays.
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Ue0oin9 Caros, 81.

AT GIMBREDE's, No. SIS Broadway, At
"a Hom- snd Wishing CARDS. Note Paper Monogrsm u
sbe first 10y Of - Albums retseJ for 40 CustomeTs
will direct their fvors BREDR, y. \. City
II WM. FNEkDtLL's SONS-WEDDING
~ CARDS.-Itrse celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
Of No. t04 euiton.st., NJ Y. Established 1915.
I III. JOHNSTON 81 Co., No. $50 BOW
EkY.Weddinr ana Vi.iting Ca-ls &c latest styes;
specimens By mai. Also. Wacses Jewory, 5yerware and
Pise Were Of the besi quaies, and Il low pficea
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W.rcnst-ubs Tr1-ess Of ths ll,ti I'on have dectd
h % zinc rate of sN 90 per cent per aan1m o. az
-uu. q y rnd tive PEI cen. SINUS t. p l,Ti int
frfil Cor cslf over Tar s39nn nl 20 ell depnots
o. .d tler'o, lle 200 a'I it,r 300 JAN, BE o.. Of
Ii. bob. .I Interest ro. itlt wI lrw ilter"- DE
..ae b. pfinrifd WALTER ~. CJNChLlS fEes'I
.l,.', falr /, grAfOs : G rltrv
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nca! Csiaic fox Sole.

TOR SALE--A beautllully-ioca FARM OF
4 65 acres ia BeIk.hirs County Mass. Apply to SAM
SUMNER esq. Great Blrriaston, Befk,hre, Mass.
FOR SALE or to LEr-A small COUNTRY
PLACE pleasantly situated the east side % Cod
Spring harbor J.. l. impure OF JAMES GARDNER, CO.
Spring HaI5or /. J.. TITUS FKALLE Mus. No. 90
Mafart-slip, Nev-ioik