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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

PIERcYs PATENT PILES PIPE.

IIFItN y 4 IIfs'I II'I'' T - ~
The ONLY instrument for the SAPE and PKRfRcr INTER
NAL Application OF Ointment. Made OF HARD RI BBER
Il neither BKEAKs nor ConKoDEs /; is easily by
PATIENTS THEMSELVES. causing NO PAIN to the
VERY SENSITIVE PARTS.
While it pkRvEyrs all WASTE, It THOROUGHLY DIS.
rgurgs the Ointment over the psEAsED PARTs thus effect
ing SPEEDY CURE. To ARMY OFFICERS, and those
much IN the SADDLE. the PIPE is INVALUABLE.
PtERcy's PnYs OINTMENT applied with this PIPE, at
osck RKLiKyks the PAINS nlsys the INFLAMMATION.
OfS the ITCHING, aud ultimately CURES De
gAsF.
10 be had Of al Druggists and Of THOMAS w. BEACH
Sole Asepl, NO. ii BeeklaR st., New. ioIk
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From California md Oregon.
CALIFORNIA UNION STATE CONvENTloN-S:Nl
POLITICS - FRESHET IN OREGON - I'LL
SALMON RIVER MINES.


POLITICS FRESHET IN OREGON - 1ilL
SALMON RIVER MINES.
sax FRASCisco, June 22 Lea.
The Union Convention, called by the Republican
Safe Central Committee, met at Sacramento on tho
l7ih aud nominated John SWEET OF San fmDcl-,o
candidate for Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
No other State officers are TO be elected 'hir wear
The interest centers IN he choice of members Of the
Legislature, which elect the United States Senator
lie Union Democrats will nominate their candidate
bV tie State Central Committee. They will make
vigorous efforts TO the control of the next
rf.ishiure. The Breckinndge Democrats propose
10 absndon th.ir organization
Oregon dates are 10 he i2tn.
There had been another great freshet, doing Sc
rious damage to the valley portions Of that state
Ine business portion OF Portland wac inundated.
Crowds u miners had commenced returning from
Salmon River, the miners representing that DIS
irct 10 be Of limited extent, snd oyer-crOwded.
he total number of men who emignted from
California 70 Oregon aud British Columbia since the
y,lr commenced, is estimated al 2lOW.
Arrived ship Mary T. sutton Newf ofk lGiL steam
n Golden Age 4lama. Sailed tth stps Rambler, Boston
I8a A.teTion NeW OK Oh. SPIT FI~ Celso, 2st Kate
Hooper Hong Kong J. L. Dmi.lcs. 'illao.
SAL FntsclfCO Jane D. 1904
slid 4. s. steamer Wy mig. Manila steamer Golden
Age Panama carrying l7O paseners and slp0 a. treasure
to- hen IOrk, and -IUJ,CJJ i0f England
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Claims for Uniforms.

All persons or regiments having claims unie the provi-ons
OF the entitled An act % provide for the reinbnenen
of certain pesons aud regiments belonging to tho Militia OF
this a.e f1r clothing equipments 0t or detoyd IA the
service of tho United States passed April p lH2-are
hereby notified to transmit the duly verified TO Col D.
" RI Assistant Inspector General at the Capitol ia the
Cty Albany before the 1t day Of July NEXT 10 being pro
yded said that ell claims Hereunder must be presented
or before that day. ~
The claim each person must be accompanied by an all
dtyt stating the articles Loot destroyed and the Vale
thereof the regiment and conf which he was attached
length If service there m and that said regiment or com
piuy received payment compensation from any CITY
~ country their uniforms aud equipments used and worn
out IL service the United siste that the clothing and
equipments for which the claim i made were furnished 1l tue
peuse u the person making the sud thsf lie Il A. the
pie.eut time member Of tie uniformed Militia Of the state
Of NewYork The present address Of esch person should be
ndDrsed upon hi cs. IN the company by law" oil a
make the uniforms the eOi the common property o.
the puuics the claim for such regiment can be pesented
o. gross duly verified BY the h'id oihcers
Blanks for the prcehsou a said claims viii be tnrnshed
upon application No 81 Walker street Newly ork or al tine
oltce Of tie Inspector General. a. tie CITY o. insny
LUCtUs ROBINSON. tontroller
WILLIAM y. LEV lS. State Treasurer.
G. 4. ARTHUR. Inspector GeleraL
CUYLER VAN NECHItN,
Albany June H.. 1862. Quaitelmss;er'6enefal.
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Uuiver.it, of Newly orL. Medical Department

TIE SESSION Of 1925 VAL cOInelce on Orsouer -
VALENTINE MOTT NJ. d., Emeritus PROBES Of Surgery
MARVIN FAME. NJ. D., Proessor OF Materia hedca and
m. rsuentcs. a. y BEDFORD. H. D., Professor oil Mid
syoiy; JOHN W. DRAPER, N d.. Professor Of Chemistry
and Physiology; ALttED G. POSI- NJ d., Professor Of
JOHN n. MErCALFE NJ d.. Professor OF the Institutes
aud Practice Of Medicine The Lectures are arranged 80 as to
pitfalls AID Di.pensarcs The Surgical Medical snd Obsteri
cal uaue u College conducted as heretofore. The
spirs summer and Autumn Course Is Oein. carried dur
the psrnt session ia usual Irauue Letters OF inquiry
uy be- addressed Prof uBhFlk President Of the Medical
r scuty. Uuivcrsity New York
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nliilarn NollCcs.
,de- FIRST Cor,puny First Regi-
ZtfpoIu Efriuud de -

SpinoIa brigade First Company First Regi-
mcntA chance for fr-prcane young en- {" J'i" the
Volunteer Amy Of the United States company is now
Cmirg by authority Of the Chief 81 the state
of New YORK The desire # the pinf officers Is to form
comp.uy consisting exclusively oil respectable young men
who though unable obtain connssoted officers poss e
yoad be- Of joining the nss u the array provided
tev co Id sssorae those coueeua o. theif taste
fop officers will be seecfed iron those haFus
.,us military know ledge aud al pfoocns made ucrpidns
4, merit C9mortabl ouartrr sthsteAce, aud coih in
rnrlsely on enrolment 300 b0Iuii tnd y nom 10 To-
b 70 per month Apply b. Capt SAUNDERS Ut to-ineut
cofni, Hr-,lo No go Ooumbia-it., corner Auanicil,
grookiyn Approved =. s. LAkhED, Csp- l-1A inia4tii
Mastering Olloet.
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GEsERAL HEADQrARTERs STATE or NEW-loKki
ApIur.NT-tEsEKAL's OFFICE. ALBAsN. June 81, 1852
Passes for Returning VOlunteers.-GENERAL
OKrFHs No 81 The following extract iom General VI
de-, CO. war Department current series published o'
the 81 formation OF Volunteers TO whom Il apple:
rgs number OF Volunteers absent from their req
who t for duty To enable them TO return
the OF States authorized 70 give them certl
Gates ~ passes which will ent,e them to transportation to
the station Of the uese nted mastering Officer or
Ouartermsster who will pay the cost Of uportaon on
uch cercaes pass and provide transportation for the
soldier T. his regiment station
H. Application for sp'ation under the above regs
ton vii be directly Bigger CUyseT an Nechen
General Of the Sse. at Albany, who IL d
Tected issue passes conformity thereto All applications
should be accompanied by evidence Of the connecta
of the applicant with Volunteer service, where that 10
not pactcabe with the OF the applicant, showing
the mrni which belong aud the cause OF absence
By order Of tire Commando in Chief,
THO EILLHOUSE. Adutsnt- General
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GENERAL HEADQUARTERS, STATE % EEw-1okK. }
ADJUrAsT-GEHKRAL OFFICE, ALHAHY, June lS labEp
The Burial of Soldier. in Greenwood Gene


tery.-tiFNERAL ORDERS, No. 3i.Ine Trustees oil Oreen
wood Cemetery having generously rendered portion Of @
grounds the Of soldier 10 the volunteer
this State who may have fallen ~ cattle or died o as
ease. the following regulations adopted by the Trustees ale
hereby published tor general Information; st,
Notice of interment should be given at the othce oil he
Cemetery DAY previous TO that appointed Tor tho funeral
accompanied by satisfactory evidence that the deceased
attached to Militia Volunteer regiment OF this state "he
active service during period Of he present war ana II
practicable certificate this effect should 10 procured from
commissioned officer from the military authorities oil
the State.
'2 For the purposes Of record the following particulars
should also be furnished Maze of deceased rank regiment
company place OF birth place death time Of DEATH Cause
Of death. ed or unmarried, late residence. age
- Each body will be deposited in separate grave care
fully and registered order to identity the precise
locality Of each uterment'
By order OF the Commander iu.Chief.
THO HILLHOUSE. Adutant- General
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ST 1S60-X.

THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.
Let our possessions be what they may-mble palaces,
broad lands msgul plate csskets Of precious sones
they Ell link in the balance sghast Heavens great boon,
HEkLTH and they caanoi be enjoyed without H. The Ian.
rnage aests that whoever would enjoy the peas
Of food the beauties Of flowers and andcspes the oys
OF panionshp the chnesoi literature or the heDors OF
s,iion must preserve their health And yet how
rs Is II valued sd how caree'sly preserved The sscm
ach j. the receptacle OF a. uoghmea and the fountain from
which parts Of the body derive their susensnce. When
foul Injurious food enters the stomach acute sympathy d.
organizes a other aud disease more or lees painful,
must follow Ice laws OF nstufe cannot be violated with
mp1ny. Nigh. rsvcly luxurious living irregua atty Of
poer aud tiyy OF h- stomach How nany sie. and gen.
enrn aud DRINK disease at late .appes aid arise in Tie
eshed versh spirited and acitaed to per.
any mental physcal duty, aid dream tins the
''''"n'N' u '''' A''''1 DYSPEPSIA
which tbousand shapes aud points toward ms-
erable life and premature decay There be medical
remedy will turn lead into food poisoned dnks ntS
ncurshmen bat medical science assist nature supply
exhausted ds and to great extent correct the effects 81
disease hen the habits are abandoned.
The Medical Faculty has exhausted s research fo genera
on in creating apPetners and overcoming somachic d.
Engagements Certain ingredients were well established =
possessing 4esriS {, asfe a@sHs tSe,e Tsrs e,,
Blu, still compliments were wanting aud regularity could not
be obtained An invalid physician sooupins in the tropical
island OF St. Cox observed the habits OF the natives sad
thered from them the receipt for the final accomplishment
Of this most important end Its component parts largely
crpoIat-d the vegetable diet that island produced the
effect without proper knowledge OF the The article
was tr.' made aud used as private medicine Its effects
s immense quantities under the name of
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS,
OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.
They act with the power Of medicine and are taken by OLA
OF Young with pleasure Of beverass The sale Of these
bittes first confined 10 extreme Southern cties
but they now becoming well known thoug the wod
and are recommended with the most uhounded Confidence
for all complaints originating from dssrEsned diseased
,omach-such as Dyspepsia Liver Compsuts Neryou. Ar
fecous Loss Of Appetite, Intermittent feveu, Diauhes
Sour Stomach Headache Fever and Ague, Weakness. 10
morning APpetzrr aud after dinner Tonic they are
held in high emson and should be found upon tho sd.
board Of every family.
They also relied upon "a the Tropic, for Scrofa
Rleluaiisn, and UE0psy.
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ARrIyAL - THE TRANSPORT PHILADELPHIA.-
Tho Philadelphia, from Beaufort, brings no news.
Twelve thousand men were present at tic prefenta-
lion of q sword to Cen Burltide at Beaufort. Sew
eral Rhode leland regiments and few companies Of
the L. ). Artillery were at Beaufort, n. c. Our
troops were in good health and spirits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

Der Of troops were about being shipped for New
Orleans. The Pie steamer Circassian would leave
for New-York about the 18TH The schooner A. b.
Terry of New-Haven, Capt Eldredge, arrived last
evening from Norfolk, bringing full cargo Of corn
and flour, consigned to Dennis d Wycoff. This is
the first regularly shipped cargo from that port since
the rehellinn.
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uARRrE

BOLBOE-RROwE-l tAi. city. On Tuesday June q b.
tie Rev. Dr. Ta,ior. John IS. Bobou esI.. 81 Hul. r.
gland q Miss Louisa Brown % s. Geofgr's. bernudA
DODMAS-ROEER-On "wednesday June ~. by the Rev.
X HowIaud Hofuce Doduan 70 Josephinc n, daughter
Of Henry Rover al OF ih.s city
IOGG-TAyLOR-O wednesday Jone %. by the Res. o.
: Taylor. Mr Ih0mss liogs Of Ncw Haven Go hfs T. \
Tsy.or daughter of y ). Taylor 90 Bro, khet Conn
TRTgLOW - q MMlSGS - - Aliolwood W-sichesier
Comfy, " on Thursday, June 20, BY she Rev. r d. g.
Prime u. n james / Trusow Of Brooklyn. 90 C9fneia
Jorplinc daughter Of T. Cumming, esf 81 the former
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THF SLcHET2D GovFRSMEST PROPERTY FoUND
Is WAsHiNGToN.-Gen. Blenker thus explains the
mystery enyeloping the storage Of the Government
property recently discovered aud seized by the Pro
vost- Mar shal Of Washington:
TIE nh NcvYoIk Volunteer Regiment oil other regi
rets Of Buiss Division left the cl4p Hunter Chapel
with three diys Iions ee,ilg behind according % special
orders. nll rlIcCrs trunAs tna properly o- tie men,
T.s trfn.s s We, o. th, private puhhc property Of
no. rer na. bring suieie'ly secured m the TENS have been
storfd IN r cIt the officers frInka The rouse o! NJ
william penaysll ssolue to Ling drd othef PROPERTY
Of tie mon u siOr-i0u.e rented IoI flHt purfose
nov tins property Pfosot Marshal seized and
tf " amor o. malice wac itlted io bc property rgoraei
OF stolen mon Coyeinment Il. bLEnhEh, Bns Zen.
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FROM KEY WEST.

REVIVAL ON TRADE WITH THE sol ih.
The bark Texian Saf Of Boston, Cap Pike. az
lived at this port las evening, in II days iron Key
West. She brings 200 bales cotton, conslglod %
Hiram Benner Of this city. She brings no news,
everything at Key West remaining about 'lo same
- VI lat aAyieces Health Of troops eood. '4-n-
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Lnfest Ship NcWa.

ARRIvRD-Slcamer Vixen O.. s. suryeyngl Davidson,
Key West Die inst
shin Great Republic m s. transport 4-mastedl, Lendi
Ship Island llh inst in ballast u s. Assistant Quar-
ternsster.
BELOW-Bsrk Wilhelmne. II days from Port-su Prince
bng state of Maine from Msnseies- 10th by potboat w
J. NOameT, No. ~
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The Buffalo fsOnrd Of Trade.

HrTFlI0, INDY, June u IllI
The reorganization Of the Buffalo Board OF Trade
Yesterday was very successful and agreeable
aGar. Addresses were made by George $. Hazard,
President Of the Board, EX-Prealdeut Fillmore, H.
". Rogers and Others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

New Mammoth Strawberry RI SSfLLS
IGKEhr PROLIFIC Seeding, from GRO. CLBPP OF
Auburn y The Fruit Niu be on exhibition AZ the oic"
of III AMERICAN AGRiCULTIksI, No II Park row,
on THIS Saturday. MORNING, at IL a. H., aud MONDAf'
lie .L-II INT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
TIE ILLINOIS ELECTION.

From The Chicago Tribune, Jans25.
We have now returns, Official and re ported, from
90 countio,-all but 10. We have made some cor
recions in our returns, which we published yester-
day morning, which slightly change the footings, as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
Clothing.

have Just compeed my entire stock Of SPRING and
81 MINER CLOTHING surpassed In this city IN the
OF an a.sonmrnt taste and st,e. The CHLDRtN'S and
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not eqUaioi ALL vii be
sod at extremely low pices. Pea'e Call +. Is. BALD
WIN Nos. 20 AID 2 boWery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
ARRESTS IN ST. LOUIS.

ST. LoUIs, Friday. June 81, 1862.
Balmor & Weber, extensive music dealers and
publishers, were arrested to-day by the Provost
Marshal, and committed to the military prison and
the establishment closed for selling secesh music.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28

All Articles for Soldiers at Annapolis, Baltimore.
Washington and other places occupied bS Union troops
should be sent az HALF RATBs By the
HARNDEN EXPRESS,
No "a Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-28
follows:

Majority against the Constitution, II ,O52. Majority
for Lincoln III the same counties, IL ,O5S. Diter-
ence, A.
Tre following are the counties TO be heard from,
AID the vote they gave III 1860:
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Use Renne,s Pam kiIling Mnsic OIL" 4 vork.

Ike CHlfm IN ClTHg 81 ANus oI Tlh ~ TNIued NleIr
il il manufactured and best Known $40 families have
given certificates OF is great value Friend Buy Bottle n
the genuine Of Mes,rs hfGEMAN Co. sold wholesale
by r. {. WELLS & Co. \. \. Orders addressed
Nh. RENhE. PittsieId Mass.
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Llnnmnn q Dnchmnn.

hIiG .EIIC RlUSh-CAT POWDERS.
. onl, inflbe remelss iof tho destruction OF reaches
cVOI0N BUGS BED BUGS. ANTS, MOTHS. fLFAS,
IAIo and ,.ICE. Depot NO. al broadway
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DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS,

Old HOMESTEAD TONIC.
They act with the power Of medicine and taken BY old
young with the pleasure Of beverage The sale Of those
bitter. first confined to extreme Southern cities
they becoming well known throughout the world
and are with the most urboundei confidence,
for complaints originating from disorgsnz.d diseaset
stomach-such as Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints Nervous
Affections Of Appetite. Intermittent Fsvers, Disrrhea
Sour stomach Hesdache Fever snd Ague. Weakness &c
As morning appetizer and ser-dnner tonic, they ere
held hgh smion aud should DO found upon the side
board Of every family.
They relied upon the Tropics Tor ocroiuss
Pheum All slD and DrODsy.
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Perfect Fitting

MADE TO MEASURE AT go PER DOZEN
OR SIX FOR TEN DOLLARS.
MADE OF NEW-YORk MILLS MUSLIN,
With fine Linen Bosoms and warranted good Shirt as
sold in the retail stores at ~ ~ each. -
ALSO THE VERY BEST, SHIRTS THAT CAN BE
MADE AT 526 PER DOZEN
LINEN SHIFTS,
TO MEASURE S3p PER DOZEN.
SELF-MEASI REMENT FOR SHIRTS
Printed directions free everywhere and 20 easy 70 uh
deand that any onscsn take their measure Tor SHIRTS
warrant good h The cash to be paid to the Express Com
pany receipt OF goods
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS,
OF fine quality bought cash. Of the beet European Manu-
scurers and absoutey retail in New York at poht
OF only TEN PER CENT
COLLARS. best four.py, ~ 80 per dozen.
NECh-TIE> at pc. &c. 35c, 4Uc aud Soc
HALF-HOSE ri 30 TO ~ 90 per dozen.
GAUZE COTTON UHOBRSIilRTS, 60c. 20 3
LINEN HANDkERCHlEFS, warranted all linen, at
So I'll rs, ~ ~ 25. ~ So ~ ,5 ard 80 per dozen
GLOVES-ALEXANDER'S BEST KIDS. 81 10.
$. w. III. WARD,
FROM LONDON.
NO. 3S1 BROADWAY,
Betweea White aud Walker-sts.
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Pos,-OnIcc Notice.-'Ihc Mails for the United King
dom end he Continent. Queenstown aud LVep0oI, yer
steamer FIN A. and fr the German states Via Pmhurg
per tie amer BAVARIA. will close At this oIce oAfI Il
DAY tho 18th day Of June. at 10! O'Clock . .
ADRIAN " AkENAN, p NJ.
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~ 2-T-1S6O-X.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD TONIC.


Let our possessions DO Whist they msy-mHtle psscs1
broad snds magnificent plate caskets Of ectous ~ooes
they all sink balance against Hesvens great ooon
HEALTH and they cannot be enjoyed without It, The Ian
guage Of nature aess that VIII would ENJOY the pess
res Of food The beauties Of flowers aud andscss the Joy
compano ahp the richness of literature or the h"nofs 81
station and preserve their hoath And
little valued aud how cireessly preserved The stoolaos
is the rcs ptace Of oil sbmrt and the fountain from
which all parts Of the body derive their sutensDce When
foul injurious food the stomach acoie ynpatny
eanzs all other orgaas aud disease less painiu',
follow Theews Of nature cannot be violsted WITH I'M
punjty Night reyery luxurious living heguiarity OF meas
and dsordcrei appetite will gradually destroy the poss
and activity Of the stomach How many ladies aud genus
men eat and drink disease late suppers and arise 10 tho
orrg with headache less Of appetite feeling isngud urto'
form any mental or physical daty and dream not this Is me
beginning Of ..st horrid disease,
DYSPEPSIA
which assumes thousand shares, md points toward ien'
bic life aud premature decay There be medical rem
edy that will lead food poisoned drinks into nour
hnen but medical science assist nature, supply cf
haused fluids and great extent correct the effects OF o
ease, when the hsbs abandoned
The medical fscu has exhausted lite research for fenera
tons 10 creating appstizers srd overcoming omscnc 40
ranRements Certain Ingredients well esabSbed -
possessing beneficial qusliti-s among these were
CALiSAfA BARK AND 81. CROiX RUN
But still wanting aud regularity could noe
be obtained An invalid PHI c.n soouning 10 the tropical
Island Of St. Crox observed the habits Of natives, and
gathered from them the receipt for the haa phment
of this important end It's compDns psts largely in
effect without proper knowledge Of the TIE article
fret made and used priyse medicine. ts effects
ssuary that 1t Is being produced and consumed
INN quantities der the OF
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e.. A. Lilliendahi,s
EXCELSIOR FIREWORKS,
No go InHN-ST

NO. ~ JOHN OI.,
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT THE MANUFACTURE
OF FIREWORKS WHICH CANNOT BE con-
TRONERTED.
FIRSr-I commenced manufacturing in 1854 and now have
thu largest pyfotechuic establishment in the world.
sECOND-Snce have essayed 10 exhibition WORK no
public displays hsve occurred where a premium has
been offered tor the best Fireworks consequently,
do not make premium Fireworks
THIRD have received the preference from our own Gov
eminent Tor Signals &c, used III the Army aud Navy,
after submitting samples in competition with the
mot celebrsted Firework-mskers in the United
States.
FOCRTH-By uutriug energy aud euerprise bave suc-
ceeded IN selling more good, yearly than all similar
estabi kmers in tho Uni ed Sta'e, combined
The above facts constitute sufficient guaranty TO all pur.
eers OF the Excelsior Frework, assortment price and
quality. - -, ......e ~, .t,.,,s ..
cali anon No per.ou.iy AZ FUNSTON SCOFIELDS,
pfiasips Agency No % Johnt, three doors from Wism
e., A LTLLIENDAHL.
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Startling Events
ARE CLOSE AT HAND,
And therefore ia view Of the facts, The
LATEST NEWS FROM RICHMOND AND
CHARLESTON
Will be most eagerly looked for by he whole city
ON SUNDAY MORNING.
Bear In mind that the columns Of the
SUNDAY MERCURY
will be kept open until nearly
FIVE O'CLOCK SUNDAY MORNING,
for the purpose Of receiving aud publishing the
VERY LATEST INTELLIGENCE
BY TELEGRAPH
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The News Local, General aud Commercial, Military Cor
Ie.pondence, &C, &c. in
TOMORROW'S SUNDAY MERCURY
will be the FULLEST and LATEST received in NewYork
Special attention is yed 20 the humos Of the por.
tras ed graphic letters from ORPHEUS &. bERR and
THE DISCARDED VOL NrEER
The circulation Of the SUNDAY MERCURY now exceeds
by Is cope. that Of all tina snudy combined,
increasing tie rate OF from 1--WE hundred to one thou
sand it'll every issue.
Advertisers requested to send n their ivors early
10 O'Clock this evening will be too late tor css'ihcalin
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATE.


MRssRs p II. DRAKE Co-Gentlemen; 1 have bees
from Dyspepsia for three four lhavs
tiled ALL the remedies recommended for s euro.
of relief becsma had to abandon my proes
D. aud suffered grostly from every thing ate. My mind
was much affected depressed and gloomy Abou. three
hs ago tired the Plantation Bers They almost i'm.
mediatey benefited me. continued their AID, to my
great 10y, am nearly well hsys recommended
them cases. and far know. always with ss-
usl benefit