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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-01-29
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We are in receipt of the following Cir
cular from the Grand Division of Tennss-
see, which we take pleasure in laying be-
fore our readers:
NASHVILLE, December 30th, 1861.
Of North carolina:
GEHrLEMEk At the Annual Session
of the Grand Division of Tennessee, held
in the City Of Nashville on the 18th OF
October, the undersigned were appointed a
Committee to communicate 10 your Grand
Division our action with reference to Our
relation to the National Division Of Nor'I,
America. That action is contained ia the
following Preamble and Resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted to wit,
WHEREAS, The Government q tho
United States having passed intothe hands
OF a party hat are administering it Y" .
manner subyersiye Of the Constitution and
oppressive to the people, of all the South
ern States, the people of Tennessee, in the
exercise Of their sovereign right, have
withdrawn from said government and le-
uouuced al allegiance to it ; and,
WHEREAS, The political separation Of
oar State from the Northern States, viii
render inpracticable as well az unders,ra-
bic the communication which must neces-
earilY exist between the State and Nation
al departments OF our Order; and
WHEREAS, moreover, some OF the
prominent Sons Of Temperance in the
Northern States, and the Representatives
To the National Division from those States,
have, by speeches and circulars, manifested
such a feeling Of sntipathy to our section
further obligations of fraternity with them
|repugnant TO our sense OF honor: Ihers-
fore,
" BesoLvea, That this Grand Division
does now heartily and entirely withdraw
from the jurisdiction of'the National Di
vision Of North Americs.
That we are now prepared to unite with
theother Grand Divisions of the Southern
States in the organization Of a National
Division for the Confederate States o
America.
That this Grand DIVISION suggest NHSh
Vile as the place for the proposed meeting
Of Delegates to organize said National Di
vision and We recommend that the d
w. A. Bro. Evans, of Va, be consulted a.
to the time for said meeting"
In accordance with the above resolu'
tons, and in view Of the factthat the mex
meeting of the Nasioual Division ofNoTtf
America was to have been held in thn
city, the Committee respectfully and cor
daily invite the Grand Division Of youl
State to send Representatives to meet oars
here, at the time to be fixed as above ant
we assure you of q " Brothers welcomes
and Of our earnest efforts to make you
stay among us a pleasant one.
On behalf Of the Grand Division Of Ten
nessee, in i. p. and f.,
w. BRYCE THOMPSON, G. s. (
ISAAC LITTON, 6
ANSON NELSON, :
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MARION ACADEMY

: YHE subscriber viii open school iu Re Marion
l. Academy, Mcdowell County, on the 81 day OF
9b. 1859. Board and Tuition, quite moderate. An
cademy is a complete building, and the apparatus is
he best i'll the western portion of the State. < prin-
ng press VIII be connected with the school. giving
! arents and guardians the means of hearing monthly
ON the school. The subscriber may remain at Ma
on till the close Of the war, when he VIII return to
is old stand, Rutherford Academy. He viii be high
J! pleased to shake the hands of many oi MS former
! upils at his new location, and promises them greater
, %tcllities for Improvement than he could possibly give
them at Rutherford Academy.
Conc and see. r.. L. A-BEREGTIY,
Principal.
January 10, 1862. a1-4t.
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Fresh Medicines Toilet Articles,

TIME subscriber has the. pleasure Of announcing
To his friends and the public generally, that at
ter Tnuch delay, trouble and expense, owing to the
war ard interruption OF trade, he has procured q
fresh supply Of Medicines Toilets. and ether articles
sonse time past. lie has TO pay CASH Tor all ae buys,
and homes that sach o. his patrons * Go not pay
VINO have not gone 10 the seatof war 70 hght for our
| Independence and dearest interests, vii pay up their
To raeet oressinc demands, and keep lis Stock re-
pl-nished.
~ All orders from the country (~unless from
! prompt and reliable partiesl viii 60 uRAotieed- nnot
I, accompanied WITH tle CASH, or It's equivalent
| p. +. PESCDD.
| Druggist, Raleigh, NC.
! suous4 D. 7es1. l.
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
TO ny MOTHER

My own dear Mother, l am far
From you, upon the field of war:
I've LEFT my home, my friends. my al,
obedlent to my country's cali.
Ny trials, troubles, all my care.
While here, | am content to bear.
feei that duty calPd me here,
10 fght for home, and friends most dear
And if should be calrd to stand
In Bloody condic., hand to band,
1T rus: in God, my only stay,
And fight until I win the DAY.
Or if It be my Masters viii.
That q soldiers grave must FIJI.
| trust that cen in that event,
al be resigned and fail CONTEXT.
But Mother, Dow / hope we my,
Each other meet in hfe's short day;
But Oh! ifnot, I hope we'll r.eet,
High up in Heaven at Jesus f-et.
j. R. MEANS.
Camp Grsham, N. G.
G Carolina Flag please COPY.
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January 10, 1862.
Dr.. Deams's Seminary FOX You 2 Ladies

WILSON, ". G.
'THE SEVENTH SESSION OF THIS sCHOOI
Il will commence January, 23d, 1850
me seminary Is located IN the highest ana perhaps
lost healthy town on the Wilmington q We.apn Rail
.oad, and in the most quiet and desira5.a yartion of
letoWn. The building IS ample. Al the Depart
rents viii be supplied with teachers Of aa lity and
[ Experience.
Board, 81 week. This includes washing. he pu-
lis furnishing their owR lights. Tuition ION SlO
So : session, accordiDgto the advancement of the
upI; Music, with use of the instrument, 522 so
Craving $40; Oil Painting. $40.
For other Information, please address,
CHARLES 4. DEEMS Rector.
ian 1850 II L.
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FRANKLIgT0N HIaH soEOOI,

n. ID. cALMONS, Prinelpal.
VII next session of this School will open on Mon
/ day, 9th of January, 1862. The course Of instruc-
'on Will be thorough and practical, and students will
e carefully prepared for College. The Principal is a
Dung man OF high, moral, and religious cha setter
as received his education al Wake Forest College,
,.nd IS Of several years experience in teaching. 1t is
'foped, therefore, that parents and guardians will be
patronage.
Frans5linton, situated IS miles rorth Of Raleigh on
Tue H.. g =. r., is a very healthy, moral little vii
age, and easy Of access. Tuition viii range from
.2ls 50 to $50 per session contingent Zee 80 cts
1000 boardcan be had at 50 per month. For further
.'aftIcalars address the Principal.
January 1st, 1859. a0~4t.
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IRON! IRON!

The very best quality of Iron can be obtained AZ
Baiiow,s Iron Works, in Ashe county, N. C. Lean saw
Wlthout the fear of contradiction, that no better Iron
can be furnished in this State. The Gun Factory at
marlon, Snhth county, Va, is supplied from my Fur
nacg, anu Y Pronsunced By the wOrkmen there to be-
only Iron they can get to work successful ..-s, I
am furnishing said Factory with one ton -
aRc can furnish a like amount to other Darti.-s 49,.
6A cents per pound, at the works.
Address ,JOUI R.TTr
Jefferson, Ashe County, II. g.
Nov. 1.-11-Rm. Eprica adv e.
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I-t+ts& - "
G Carolina Flag please copy.

DEBTS oz HoNoE-Sheridan, Ge aathor.
sit and orator, was also, a grear 4ambler,
nd spendtArift. Heliyed extraga 4ntlv. aud
gas not siven u paying. hisgordinary let's,
= 1t never failed 10 pay promptly -vsry debt
tst at eards-they being regarded y the
, 'orting code as debts Of homer. " d e day
. tradesnpan called on him to par a Z t for
z scoss&ry supplies. He found S -rIaan III
? 5 room, with a pile Of gold ara sotes On
tie table before him. Can't pay .oe, sir.
) i'd Sheridan. NhJ not asked the lzzled
adler, looking at the money. What are you
j ing to do with this pile Of money Pay
2 doots of honor-my losses last night, saic
sleridan. .Tnen, my debt is a deoy Of honor
50, promptly replied the trader throwing
y 5 bill into the fire! Struck wi.h tie ira
RS reliance upon his honor, Sheridan a
ace paid him5the- amount Of the bill. Now
lesStay Law has m~casurabiy destroyed lie
ii remedies to collect debts. Let all, hon
st men treat their debt as debts Of honor
4ad pay as fast as they get money!--Hunts
4jUeAd00cgte.
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North Carolina Kusual Insurance ca.

THIS Company hes been IN successful opers-
ton over 10 years, and continues to take risks
upon all classes OF property in toe State, Except
steam Mills and TurpeDtine DistiIleries,) upon IA
vorable terms. It's Policies now cover property
ancuGting to s8,S3!,649, a large portion of which
ls in country risks, and its present capital is over
Seven Hundred Thousand Dollars, in bonds prop.
erty secured. -
the average cost of Insurance upon the plan Of
this Company has been less than one third of one
per cent per annum, on all grades Of property EN-.
brsced in its operations.
All communication ia reference 10 insurance
should De addressed 10 the Secretary. nostnaid-
I. III. SELBY Presdt.
FAHDExS. SkITH, Sec'y;
July 2, 1859. A.
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J0NGsvILL2 HIqH SCHOOLS,

MALE AND EMALE
r DE 3ltl session Of these Schools viii commence
4 January 18Th, 1852. It is highly Important that
nose VINO expect TO enter, be present o.. tE1 first day
~ tae session Terms-Board IS per l-onth Tai
ZION SIS TO $50 per session. For Further information,
address, at 5oncsvillc, Ka1kin county, II. g.,
j. O.. MARLER
January 1st, 1869. #--0tpd.
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She went into the little itting room through
which II was necessary TO pass In order 70 reach
the strdy. There was no one there. The twi-
light filed the apartment with dusky shadows
which 10 the excited fancy Of the girl looked
like human shapes coldly watching her ana re-
fusing either encouragement or comfort.
She reached tho contre Of the room and paused;
the murmur CT voices was audible from the
study--she could not 90 in. While she 70.
maipcd there rresolute tho tones Of the speak
ers became more distinct in tho stiffness.
she had no desire to listen, but she could not
move sho seemed chained 10 the spot could
only stanb still and hear in spite Of every effort
She knew who spoke one was tho minister,
his companion deacon OF his church. Tbey
were talking Of her, recalling the stories which
had gone abroad concerning her.
Poor CLARA Anderson IT, il was ths clergy
man : voice that pronounced the words,
II don't pity herr said the deacon stoutly
" always thought there was something wrong
about the girl don't bellows II is right To
give sympathy to sinner
Nav they have all the moro coed " 70
turroi the m mister gently.
IL they repent not OthWWlso.
" But no one has talked 70 her, no ono has
tried TO bring her out Of tho error Of her ways"
&" 1t wouldn't DO Of any use why sho has the
pride Of Lueifer."
"And pride goe,h before fall, nurmuted
the Clergyman.
"Of course II docs every child who learned
his catochism knows that replied tho deacon,
in s,lfsatisfed voice. II g9oss she has found
that out by this time"
al went there today i'd the minister.
"To widow Audorson's2 DID you 400 tho
girl :"
No they were neither of them a. homo
1t wouldn't have dono any good Il you hal
seen her sho would have been as insulting a,
possible"
We oa1'l tell that
" Yes we can, knew hcr Besides sto ion't
belong to our church-woys TO call TO take ht,
part
Brother Jones, that ssclld rot hinder Is
from doiGg all the good We can.
"You eoulin DO any good there tell you
"She very young evon Il sEo bo as i'm
piuden, and wrong ., they say, sho carrot Do
at al hardened.
Do you call such conduct By names ii.'
Il ose T.
They arc hsrsL cnou. h o-as t. apply to
Young girl.
" No they Amt wickedress is wickoduos,
| tell YOU that eiIl ought TO be held up as an
example. II times were what they were thirty
years ago ,hod be put out Of tho town the
select men wouldn't lot her stay, but now sin is
never pur ishel and the deacon stopped TO
groan oven the delinquency Of these lattor days.
" l, would 10 very cruel treatment ropliod
tic minister more decidedly than no often
SPOKE. 81 cannot believe that such harsh mea.
sure5 would 10 Of any avail they might drive
the orring TO utter desperation"
$50 they ought to ne, retorcd tho deacon !;
tive arc warned to hol! No. commune Ation
with the wicked, TO fec from tho wrath to
como
" And to act kindly towOdrs all mon, added
| the minister,
tn, deacon cough,d little, nestled in hi.
chair in a dia'aii lied way and finally said
(Io be continually
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TAPSCoTTs LINE
l. OF LIVERPOOL Packets.

The subscribers continue W grant certificates OF
passage 70 and from Liyerpool, by their tavorite
Inns Of packets, comprising in part the following
WIN TAPsCoT'r, EMERALD BILE, ALBION,
DREADNoUGHTM MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSTkLLATION,J. j. BOYD
WEST POINT ESCORT PHOENIX,
RWRITER,SKA FLOWER, CAMBRlAN,
Making, together with others, ship sVery ave
days
The subscribers arc also ageuSs Tor 6e
X LlNE OF LONDON PACKETS
For all OF which they grant corAhcS1es on liberal
terms. $500 -. ,-... 49,
T.d c.. also continue b issue drafts, payable on
iemand, throughout England, Ireland, Scotland
and Wales, at the LOWEST RATES.
Circulars, With all particulars, may chad on APP
plcation tif by letter, enclose Iostage stamp TO
TAPsCOTT n co, SO South II New York.
las Q4ac'i0h TAPSOO1T SMITH co, Liyerpool.
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE

" OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Passengers from or TO LiyerpOol by the following
hrst class packe, ships sailing on the
blh and pain Of each month
Adelaide Cultivator kosciuS
Australia CynoHre, John Bright
Bell Woods, Chancellor, Thornton,
Brldgewater, Constitution, Unlyersa
DRAFTS ON THE ROYAL BANKS
OF IRELAND, UIsTn BANKING Co., AND ALL PAH1s
or EsaLAsD AND SCOTLAND.
ial4 q4ac'l2O WILLIAMS d GUION, 20 Fulton -
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L NJ UPuAM's Vegetable BlectuAry IL . certain
cure r piles in every form. In the wors, cases Of
,bIs distressing affection, and where all other means
have failed the patient mua consuA the Doctor per
snnally Al his Office, SsT Fourth "a. DIR. Cpham has
devoted special attention 10 this disease for more
than 20 years and may be consulted In relation 70
Ills or any other complaint from O'Clock in the
roorning until O'Clock in the evening, At his Meh
eai ofhce. ssT Fourth =, ID door from the Bnwery
tetween Bowery and Broadway. r. G. WELLS =
CO., General Agents, ilb Franklin u, N. Y.
% Tqacsl96
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CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYE =
" BRlEsT 4 CO.'S
COL MBIAN IA lR D Y E 4,

PRlCk TWENIN-flNE CENls,
Equal, II not better, than any high-priced Dye now
in use, our agents are the following Well-known
Druggists; l.. 4. Hoadlcy, ~ Eighth avenue; Read
& CO. $50 Allen, corner of stanton st., and corner
of Houston 81. and ave. ID; Porter & Fiphid, 4lb
Hudson st., and 1915 sixth avenue; DR.. Bllyen, 40
Grand street, near Ridge; Pallazetto, 3l5 Eighth
avenue; Grey a Co, corner Second avenue ami SOih
IT. BRooKIYE-Grey, cor. Myrtle and frankhn
ayes; Rutherford, cor. Myrtle avenue ana Carll ST.
Reynolds 200 Court IT,. Close, lOs Fulton st., and
At 90 Fulton 1t. LIANsBURGH-MhllOy, South
9th and Eighth Sta BOwrun, South 9th and seventh
SITS. DIR. HOW'LL, 80 Grand st. W. II. Savers, 2l2
South I'd and Ninth sts. W. ii. Bearss, 100 Grand
st.; J. Tompkins, 200 Grand st., and for sale BY
Druggists generally.
Manufactured and for sale wholesale and retail.
a No. 40 SOUrH SD0oHD 6rREEr, WuILAhSDUHoH
dol eAacsa00
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+ ADIES-TIIlS rs THE SEASON FOR
IL Balls Parties, &c, and " You would adj 10
your charms you should not negieCt getting bot
nr preserving and Identifying the complexion, and
nAdicating pimples, blotches, tan, sunburn,- &c,
from the skin stands unrivalled-it Is warranted W
free from all injurious ingredients and will not
nRrrn the skin Of the youngest infant. It is nicely
perfumed, and Ia sold nj the extremely low price Of
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Iper bottle. To be had al
90 South Second II, Wliamsburgh, and al VI
Eighth ave- New York. d24 2+acN0
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'Entssed according 70 the Act OF Congre~, In the
Clerks Once Of the District Court Of the Southern
Dir.r.a Of New York; In the year one thousand
siRht hCadred and hxty-two, by Moses y, Beach,
et0pretor Of Ths Now Yssf ean,
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGHl-TAR AND WILD
SCherry Bark have long held . very high position
curatives ,or affections Of the Lungs and Throaa,
by the medical profession, and the public in gener
Al. By new chemical process Mr.. CAMPBELL
has combined the active principle Of these In oom
pound which he designAtes the SYRUP OF TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs Colds, Sore
Throat Bronchitis, &c. II u unsurpassed. Give 10
trial. Sold at the low price OF Twenty Ave cents per
bottle, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CAhPBHLLh
Chemist and Apothecary, 3. ". cor sih ave and
9eth 81. Also at McDonald's Dry Goods store, 800
Bowery. Sold Wholesale by hessrs. Bchehein Bro
q Co, cor William and BeekmAn SIS. Aso for sale,
FurmAn's Rheumatic LAnimen, price ~ cents Per
battle d2b Pacific
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SHIPPING.

EOR LIvERPOOL-0LD BLACK STAR
L Line--The paeke, ship CULTIVATION lying Al
pier " East River, sails 90th January. For passage
spply ON board, or W WILLIAMS = dUioN, 20
Rulton 81. d9i 9AaS'l09
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AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
ruEoLD TROY SHIRT DEPoI
psTABIiHuED ~ 1894.
Chatham street, loo, ooruar ~ Pearl street.
fine White Shirts Linen Collars and Dosoms,
For 10 Cents
For 90 n
For l.2bI II
For'l ~ nm
For l.T5 mn
For 200 MN
ghlrts made n order and warranted " dt.
Undershrts, Drawers and Hilf-IIn-s
tn silk, Wool, Merino and Cotton
firemens Shirts, Travelling shirts
Army and Navy Shirts Of every description
suspenders, NeCk Ties and Gloves,
In every variety
large assortment oi
woolen jackets always on hsnd
aemember the No. loo Chatham street,
iaT 2daC'll9 corner Of Pearl stresa.
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NEW YORK EQUITABLE NsURAs
~ Company. Once No. bs Wall street, opp1
Hanover street. Cash capital S2lO, 900 with a
surplus. Chartered April 1929. This old estAlI
eli Company continues 10 insure Agana id
sponaible Companies.
hICHARD J. THeRNA, Preside
JOHN AILLkR, Secretary
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IvsTRUCTION.

41 WRITING CLASSES-TEN w
VI lessons 81, or % for o.; bookkeepinl
month, or $40 lessons unlimited, srithm<
writing $40 per quarter, rs lessons each. II
Mercantile Colleges, o. Bowsry, n. r., 81
4 Brooklyn. - $50
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I TNIIED. STATES AGENCY
~ For
NATIONAL LOAN.
II OTTICK ~ KETCUun, Son q Col
! N O NJ. 20 Exchange Place. I
TREASURY NOTES ISSUED FOR THB Ma
TIONAL LOAN, hearing interest at the rats " $40
per cent. per annum, payable 10 order Of subscri-
ber, or IA directed, and OF the various deuuminA-
tons, can now be had at this office, Immediately
upon deposit therefor In gold current funds Or
ders from the country, accompanied by check, sup
piled by return mail.
SIX PER CENT. TWO YEAR TREASURY
NOTES RECEIVED AT PAR AND INTEREST
IN PAYMENT FOR THE ABOVE.
M usli9 NORRIS KETCHUM.
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I'nE ~ fAkINEkSnlP uERE1 OFORR
existing under the and firm Of JOHN
TRACEY d co, In dissolved by the withdrawal ~
JOSEPH 7. RICE. This business will La carried On,
~ heretofore, 10y ths undersigned, under the same
lRne, who alone authorized 81 settle up the
hlrs ~ the old firm. Store and Office In New
York, 100 Water 1t. JOHN TRACEY, DANIEL
pAT'H. Alhanv, 18th Dec, 1891. d22 I2acsllp
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FOE THE PILES
Il Dr.. UPHAM's Klec,usrJ 4 . crs.l|
Piles, Costivencsa, and Livsr oomplainAl
v. g. WELLS q CO., lis Franklin =,
UPHAh's Medical once, psI Fourth Z
hO~ The BOwsry, bsswesn BOwsry ..d Z
ss m
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TO CONSUMPTIvEs-A PREACHER OF
Il the Gospel, having cured his son ofConsunpti9n
in its worst stages, amer being given up 10 de ny the
he mode of cure, which proves successful in every
ase 20 those afflicted with Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption, and he will send 1t free OF charge IN all
sbo' desire IL and will forward him their address.
Address DANIEL ADEK, 9sl Pearl st, New York.
tails 24ac'll9
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nR VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE MONTH
~ ly PINS are a safe remedy for obstruction, &c.,
rom cold, or any cause-$l per box. Coughs
Ma Rheumatism, &c, cured by Townsend's sarsA-
pariiA Kenedy's discovery, BY GUIoN i2I Bow
cry, New York. nlS 12acllS
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DR. G. FAYLTNGS PILE SPECIFIC.
III A sure cure for the blesding, blind and itching
piles Price 20 cents. Sold by druggists generally,
" Elmer q AMEND, 1873 Third ave, ! Ayents.
]. JONES, % hScDougAl ST.
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6O NEW AND SECOND HAND PIANOS,
COmelOdeons and harmoniums for rent OF for sale
a, reduced prices; rosewood pianos a, % per month
one IN octave carved rosewood grand piano a,
half price, or for rent .. 7. GORDON, 100 Broad
wAv. jy4 24ae'lis
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DFFICE OF THE GOODYEAR ELASTIC

~ Fabrics Co., New York, January 9Th, 1869.
CORRECTED NOTICH-There being misprint II
the date Tor the Meeting the Notice issued on the
1tend the Annual Meeting Of the 6tockholdsra OF
the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics Co., " be holden a
the Office Of the Company, No. Is CortAndt strset,
IN Thursday, 23d January, 1862, at IL Jock, noon.
'or the election o. Trustees and other Oficers Cor
Ihe ensuing year, and Tor the Transaction Of any e
gal business which may oOms before them. WILL
LIAN JUDSON, President. las lG'iOs
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w ATC H Els & JEWE LRY.
SQUIRE LANDER,
Jewelers. and Manufacturers Of English Sterling
Silver Ware, and hns 10 and is oaret gold jewelry,
and the finest quality OF Watches and Diamonds,
which they are selling at ten per cent. above the
actual net cost. SQUIRE q LANDER,
dec 4Sacs12A 81 Fulton 81 New York.
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DRESS.

A LARGE LOT
n OF
CASSI MERE
ID II ) | y l. SIS co ATS,
UCED
FRoN $1,000 TO $500.
CAS- MERE TITS,
fEOs $500 TO $500.
CA SSTM ERE VESTS,
FEoH $3.50 TO $500.
OVER COATS SAME PROPORTION.
DEYLIN & Co,
Broadway, olr. Warren u.
il9 G'lol Broadway, cor Grand n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-27

THE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WHO
i suffer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pains In the Back, Neck, 81, should noa
al TO get bottle Of FurmAn'a
RHEUMATIC ANF'HILATOR,
which is sold at the low price Of TWELVE CENTS
per boe and they will fnd that, besideAlts cheap
ness, thai it is Justly termed THE Poor Mans
Friend" II can be had in New Hork-n SAMf-
BELL'B Drug Store, cor. Eighth ave. anu xS.h so
1904 BOwery 9T2 Division 81, ia Dlvlaon t
cor. second ave. and sOth s.; also COR, Allan and
Stanton sta, and cor. Ave. and Houston: In VII
uAmaburQh-ai &c South second 81; oor South sth
snd MI "a PING store, Wyths ave, betw. Clyner
and Taylor STA and by all respectable drusgists'
IN DOnS Ill W tyh aSsAT