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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16
TIE JOURNAL OF MEDICAL RE.
PORN.

1t lisa larco and beautiful paper, and contains tie
most valuable Information On
Spcfma;orrh,I or Seminal Weakness. TIE caase, e6.
ers. and cure showing the fu effects or the disease
ona other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs. full ex
PLANTATION q" the origin Of Syphlishe means Of pre-
ton and cure.
On CONSUMPTION, that fearful disease.
IN the Liver. Heart. Stomach, and skin.
nn Female Com plants
On the various Schools q Medicines.
On the modes ottreatmeIt Practices.
On tn" False Treatment al Diseases.
Ga the arioEs Medical llGmbugs.
o. the Physiology Of Marriage.
On the Common >rrse Of Medicine,
On Diet. Exercise and Ahuton.
How the Ply stefan should be-
How - Pre-, ent prernary.
And many other things. Send for il.
This Journal nuld b" in the hands ofevtfy one.
70 all who apply hy letter. with tul dcsc pon efaeo
occupations mptoms of Disease Of any kind and hak.
its al M Candid ADVICE free Of charge, will be givsas
by the chief Physician.
Address, <%ith two or three stamps for return pes
tag. DIR. j. RI SELL,
BOX b Brooklyn, New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16
Horace Waters Meiodeous.
The ilCXandge Organ

Is reed instrument. ceres pointing in pow and
pass to The ordinary Is feet pipe organ All no have
any knH"ledtc of thrfiano cauperforta upon the in
s:r.nent without difficulty. the key board being the
same that OF the Piano. In size it IS from 3 to g.
fee. high. aud from 81 to feet wide. 1t is elegant in
form and solid in construction. 1t = more easily re-
moved than the upright Piano. and possesses the re-
markabe advantage of seldom IL ever getting out Of
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16

shaIl b" second to that of no paUer in the West W.
*hI continue to receive the regular Associate Press
dispatches, and ali the special intelligence that our
careful! reporters. stationed at tn" import new
Cc'tcrs oi the country send
The Local Intelligence shall continue to he given with
that Ironpt"- and uGc,s that has hitherto rendered
the J0srHal thclcst Chtcarn local paper.
Pledged ~ no party, but that If the peoi,lr: in
fucnccL ID to cuHs dcrarn. iut that Of the Ia e
good seckin: reward bat that which ..pTrecatiy
public can testoT in return for honor die and untiriu-
ettortsto edy. instruct aud plea them; the publisher
OF the Journal a'hs Tie support o the people If the
North est in his efforts to give them independent and
honest paper, that dares speak the truth boldly On
all jects and that loves to advocate right cause
and to assist in tn" iromnt and success CT right meas
ury- of public policy. enterprise 1T usefulness.
With this general announcement Of the ctagt.,er ND
purposes of the .I0GraG and the assurance, which Is
scarcely necessary, that the Government and Army Of
the Euun, III" cause "t Liberty and the doctrines Of
the cunsitustoI viii End in 1t is true sni hful aud
tirlD friend lives in thu world submit our claims
to an inci!iret people, fH:Acr continued suvpct aud
patronage.
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JOINS CRosBEy's AMERICAN CtMENr GIur,
tor sale ut the Post Orce. See advertise ment.
NN
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16
ESTRAY MARE 80, :,

f1kEN UP by John Dice. at his rcs;de,a. !.
0enfpr Township, Cedar county Iowa ~. IN
36e4 1ay Of October. A. D. 1861 an es,rav ), me
oooe said colt is a bright bay, with the righ,
III foot white; two years old; about fourteen
hoNGs digh; aud appraised at forty dollars.
ALONZ0 SHAW, County Clerk.
NPtn n Nov. l2tli 1851 n4sm3
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16

Justly pronounced 10y the Press and Music Mast
to he superior Instruments. They built # tn"
and most thorou IIy seasoned materials and viii
stand any climate. The ton" is very dacD. round fail
aud mellow; the touch elastic. Each Piano warranted
f"r three years. Price from 900 to 800, Second
hand Pianos At great argaiis octaves. s.. to $40:
oCtavcs s1o t. SiOt; Ga 0caves. sll5 to $50; ca
oCtaNes. $500 to 1876: ives. Sl.J to 42sJ. Second
hand 1"lodeons froln go to 60. Monthly Payment.
received for Pianos he!rde"us. or Alexander Organs
also for rent, and rent allow ed if pure hascd as Der
cement.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16
TIE LADIES' MEDICAL. FRIEND,
Ard the Phy.ioin.y Of Marriage.

WoF& on the cause SYM toms, AID treatment OF al
compaints peculiar to the marriage. its duties,
ABORTION and is results on .irgn their ills, and
he prevention Of conception. with inv auabe iustruc
tions to them subjects Of private ..ure. Price V
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BOX p. J
New rsusic !-- ISAIAH Jane Lee!'..HouR
aEl Chorus.

4 VERY BEArTIFrL FLOWING MELODY, with
- easy accompaniment: can be sung by children
well adults and viii soon become Of the most
popular s"ugf "fttt day Sentiment of the words
rclIent Price % cents mailed free. just published
ly HORACE WATERS,
Nay %. 1859 No. 1893 Broadway. New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16

n@y- See Advertisement of ProrcSso,
Woods Hair Restorative.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16

\ literal discount cash customers turing the war,
and an extra disroun. to Clcrgymen, Churches : h.
bath schools. Lodges. Seminariss and teachers. The
Trade supplied on the mGst liberal terms.
HORACE " ATERS. 4 gent,
No. Al Broadway. New York.
THE PATRIOTIC SONG BOSK-l5,ce0 copies issu-
ed in four weeks. superior collection Of choice
Tunes and Hymns, written and composed forthe tines
tt during the war by the upri>n millions OF
and clIldren who stand by the fag of
country and dcs pise traitors. II contains "a of
Songs Duets and ChOruses, both sacred and secular.
Among the number the following popular songs
The Star Spange! Banner, Ths Flag u our Union For
ever, Where Liberty Dwelis here Is ny Country. God
Speed the Right, Ny Country IT'S Of Thee, Our Flag i
There. Flag Of the NatioG. Care for Them Tendcrly.
Thy Country Calls Thee. TIE Christian Hero, Columbia
the Gem Of the Ocean. Frceme Gathering. &c. Also,
Bible Account If the Great Slau ter of Traitors in the
days Of King G hesiphat Al for 10 cents, SC per
hundred Just published by
s..# HORACE WATERS, Agent.
No. 43i Broadway New \ ork.
II MOvAL.-I!os.cE WATERS, Agent, has removed
- to Mo. i3l Broadway. n y. beween Grand and
Rro0me where he sells 1-oc,ave Pianos for
lao and warranted: second hand Pianos aud Mv'o-
deems from &25 to Si30. All kinds Of musical mer.
c,andse At prices: pianos and meio6eonst to rent
fso. 81 upwards. Monthly payments received for the
s,na. AieNa 7dsr Organs for ehnrc cs at Low prices
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16

CASH purchasers will find it to their intcres,
to cNami.c eur goods before purchasing else
where. W. :. 4 NJ. CIIILpS.
Upton, August ed 1851. "
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16
FINLLE 4 LYON
SEkEENin MACHINE co.
j3S BrOaGWnX. New York.

MO PERSON who contempt ties purchasing ~
~ Sewing hachnc for family OF In4nuf:l..tur.
ing purposes. should tail to send Tor on. of our
c!rCulals. which contains cuts and full ,cscrin
lions Of the several styles, prices and samples Of
work all OF which we send ~ mail free. We
rlnlm q have liz.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16
TIE rsNiI.. PHYSICIAN.

Containing simple remedies obtained for The II
Diseases ia all its forms, Win full explanations Of the
causes, symptoms, diet, l.ta.ng and exercise. Prise
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16

journal, Terms, 81 year. Address
Fowler 4 Wells, sos Broadway, New
York.
THE CHRONOLOGICAL JOURNAL, is
also published by the same firm, on the
same terms, and is devoted to the science
indicated by its name and should be taken
by all believers, Of course, and by all
disbclievers that they may be posted on
the views of its advocates. We can
furnish our subscribers with either of the
above journals for 50 cents u year
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-01-16
Trms, IASU-mtW trust uot3c.
PIANOS, 1stiLODEONS.

NECNuN1cT OlGaN>.
Sheet Music. .nsic ROohs .nasic .Eerr handis. and
dNkinds Of Mas .cai Instruments at tbs !or,st
stbie prices.
He HORACE WATERS MODERN IMPROVED
1 Oversrung
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PREVENTIVE.

We HVincfd that ther" are many parents Of scro
nluus c"nsumltiEe. and diseased condition to whom
numerous offspring only brings suffering and 30 erty
To suc!. .e W uld say write, and will send YOU ~
formation VI sure "~il'tcsted, and never failing pre-
ytHtIYe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19
DIED.

In Washington city, on Saturday at the Eth
TON, who was for upwards Of forty years a res
ident Of this city. His sickness was Of short du-
ration-his end calm and peaceful Like as the
setting sun, he bid adieu to earth. For IS years
the deceased was q meek and lowly follower Of
Jesus Christ, daily showing forth in his walk and
conversation the truth and beauty Of that reli
gion he protested to enjoy. When called upon
to pass through the valley Of the shadow of
death, she feared no evil" for God was with
him, his rod and his staff they comforted him,
''for him to live was Christ, butte die was gain"
In Fairfax county, Va, on the 18th inst Mr..
PETER TRESSLER, an old and well known
citizen, highly esteemed by all who knew him.
On Monday, the oath Of March, 1852 SARAH
KEIGHTLEY, daughter Of the late Hugh
Smith, Of this city.
On Thursday April 10th, ROBERT JAMIE
SON, in the 9th year of his age, one Of the most
esteemed and respected Of our citizens, whose
death is lamented by all who knew him. He was
an honest man. a useful citizen, and a sincere
Christian.
On Friday, the 18th of April JOHN MASON
JAMESON in the tenth year of his age
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

The Washington correspondent of the New
York Herald says:-A special meeting of the
Cabinet was held on Saturday morning, but
nothing dofnite in regard to the Hunter imbrog-
Ito was done. Secretary Seward and Secretary
Wells are still absent. Secretary Chase went
to Philadelphia this afternoon It is stated
upon reliable authority, that General Hunter
has EXPRESS Instructions to issue no proclama-
tons. The Secretary Of War has, since the
Fremont and Phelps blunders, discountenanced
the issue Of proclamations by commanders of
military departments, as hazardous, injudicious
and an assumption Of the prerogative Of the
President Rumors of the recall of General
Hunter are rife, but have no other foundation
than the prevailing impression that his pre-
sumption will be summarily dealt with by the
President AS the government has received no
official notification that Gen Hunter has issued
the proclamation published, no official action in
the premises can yet be taken. y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19
yXTILLING TO DYEFOR THE CITIZF rs
w OLE ALEXANDRIA-COn Come TO No q S.


Fairtac street, If you acisA to economse By i:ar-
ing Old goods made ne!c.-.We would very res
pectfully beg leave to inform the citizens Of Al
exandriu and the surrounding country, that we
are now prepared to execute all orders left with
u.s. such as cleansing and coloring Shawls, Silks
and Woolcns Of all descriptions, cleansed and
dyed to look like new. Every description OF
Straw Hats and Bonnets dyed and pressed III the
most fashionable style. We are prepared to color
Grape Shawls beautiful scarlet, crimson or
cherry, and all descriptions of wearing apparel
cleanscd and dyed. We would invite. particular
attention to our cleansing and dyeing, OF the
same, as it is only practised by Us. By this pro
cess goods that are cleansed retain their original
lustre and shape and look nearly as well as when
first from the tailors hands.
Every man in the community throws away all
nually garments enough to clothe himselffoI six
months, merely because they become solled or
lose their color from undue exposure. Such per-
sons should, or if they would study economy,
leave such goods with us, and have them return
cd to look as new-in word, have them regene-,
rated and disenthralled from the dominion OF
grease, paint, oil, dust, and every impqann5tEyy
nv 19-tf No. 81 South Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

Salmon IS to be introduced into Australia
! and steamer is fitting up in London for the
express purpose Of taking out salmon ova and
young salmon
Three cases Of yellow fever occurred at New
| Orleans at latest accounts, two at Charity hos
pital and one III the French hospital
It is said that President Lincoln will modify
the late proclamation of Gen. Hunter, freeing
the slaves of three of the seeded Cotton States
Arrangements have been effected between
Gems Halleck and Beauregard to exchange
surgeons.
COL r. K Scott has been selected by Post
master General Blair to proceed to New Or
leans, to re-arrange the e. S. mail service on
the lower Mississippi
In Washington, on Saturday, six fugitive
slaves were returned to their masters under the
operation Of the fugitive slave law
The National Inteligencer contains an arti-
Gle, three columns in length, denouncing Gene
raj Hunters proclamation, and asserting that
the President will revoke it.
The abolition organ in Washington calls for
''the enactment Of law suspending the fug
tive slave law during the war, or abrogatng it
entirely
The yearly meeting Of the Hicksite Friends
at Philadelphia adopted memorial approving
of the emancipation policy Of the Federal gov
| eminent
The statistics of the foreign commerce of
New Y ork, for the last ten months, show large
amount Of imports and exports, and an improv-
ing trade.
A deputation Of citizens from Fauquier Co.
Va, is in Washington, to make representations
to the War Department relative to the conduct
of some Of the troops under Gen. Geary COM
mand.
The nomination of Mr.. Lathrop as Collector
at New Orleans, has not been withdrawn as
heretofore enormously stated
It is said Mr.. Crittenden spoke to Mr. Sew
ard with more frankness than ceremony, when
he demanded the reason for the continued i'm
prisonment of Ex-Governor Morehead in oppo-
tition to the President; orders
Washington letters say there is quite strug-
Gle between Senators and Representatives to
have the names of friends inserted in the Pacif-
fc Railroad bill as commissioners, as it is sup
posed that they will have more or less to do
with the appointment or election of those who
are to disburse the sixty or seventy millions Of
dollars from the treasury, which the road is to
cost
Reports from Wheeling represent that the
Confederates are gathering in forcein the noun
tain districts, with the intention OF: breaking
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

Frsu ToVy.-The lower dock at the fish
,,barvas i again used for landing and cleaning
4sb b,+ IS the season is about closing, but little
business Will be done there this year The
sha1 and herring have commenced spawning,
and are quite poor
As the army has moved up the Peninsula, In
VIRGINIA, farm work about Yorktown has been
recommended
AcKS0VLEDG CEMENT. Our thanks and those
of the Compositors in the Office are due Mr..
T ". RYAN, at Tomlins old stand, for ju-
lens for al hands sent this neutrality-suspicious.
they We're
An arrival at New York, from Port Royal,
states that party of 'contrabands, " the crew
Of the steamer Planter ran out from Charles
ton harbor, aud delivered the vessel and cargo
to the blockading squadron. The steamer had
on board seven heavy cannon one an S-inch II
fled Gun, all of which were designed for Fort
Ripley. a new fertilization which the Confede-
rates are erecting Oh the middle ground in
Charleston harbor.
The Baltimore Sun says that the substance
of the news relating to American affairs in the
European papers is that there is an INCLINATION
on the part Of the French government to inter
fere, and that nobody can tell how soon that in
cination may be INDUCED
On Thursday next special term Of the Fed
eral Court will be held in Winchester, Va, an
order to that effect having been issued by Judge
Jackson
The Nashville Union states that Ex-Goy.
NeilS. Brown, a gentleman well known former
ly as leading politician, and for the last twelve
months as leading Confederate in Tennessee,
was arrested on Wednesday by order Of Gov
johnson, on the charge Of treason. He was
subsequently released on parole.
The recent fire in Troy was an awful one
Goods and valuables were removed hastily from
one house, only to be burned up in another
In one case valuable horse and business wa
gon were burned in the street. One man had
$1,000 burned up in his coat pocket, but escap-
edhimself.
ltlssaid that one Of the Japanese AMBUSH
dors IN Paris, lately performed that remarka-
Die feat Of self execution, known as the ha12
h"'9; or disembowelng
The 18th Virginia Regiment, at the battle Of
Williamsburg, lost about 90 killed and wounded
Willing to Dye tor the Citizons of Alexandria.
C0lOrs Of nvnrv che da and hno
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

TALE OF HOJ 6EHOID 5NO III V1 =
y FURNITURE.- Wednesdan the 21st
Instant, at the residence of the late John Coha-
can, on Patrick street, between Prince and Duke
Streets the subscriber will sell at public ouct1on
all the HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FUR
NITURE Of said John Cohagan, deceased, ana
Elizabeth his wife.
Terms cash: no article to be removed until the
purchase money shall have been paid
JOHN E. HENDERSON, Curator.
my 19-dts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19
Willing to Dye for the Citizons of Alexandra

N-lA-15 % Dye tor the Clt1Zo1s OF Alexandra
Nolors of every shade and hue,
10 make old silks look just like new,
At the BERKLEYs can be made;
no other workmen in their line
Al E3 them can chemicals combine
lney are perfect in their trade.
Ladies viii find it to their gain,
they should have nice De Lame,
~ lhat's not much worn, but faded,
20 have it colored some deep hue,
orange, maroon, dark green or blue
Any tint deeply shaded.
Science and art, with skill and care,
enable ladies now to wear
me n SILKS much longer than they could,
n4,efore this art was understood
ror when their dresses fade or stain,
"a me oyer makes them new again;
me Berkeley 5, It's plain, do all excel
II cleaning goods or dyeing well.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

1t said that one Of the Japanese Ambassa-
dors IN Paris, lately performed that remarka-
Die feat Of self execution, known as the hae
hu1T; or disemboweling.
The 18th Virginia Regiment, at the battle of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-05-19

On Thursday next special term Of the Fed
eral Court will be held in Winchester, Va, an
order to that effect having been issued by Judge
Jackson
, 1862-11-09
MARRY Iss< HI TGaa.aRAKH.

EET yOHK, Mr.. s s-yLnr1.--Watket ia sat.
betts:. r3s fAts hI+labsa taln:: fsf h. n= u. aud
.iet uinsf"n sa1cs Il - b-'a- It IS aaS5 b TT
+ {, Ie, %orer wett:ra; IS sN6ls % ~ 60 nmon !,
ln7, elnA ~c-tc,n: ff s. rs a for c1ulGsua 70
Iont dripping n nd. +x',a r,':.dn tapUlIa: and
and E.sa. taJ4acl4n tl..us 50 II ber.-r xttt n ID.
csair tntlner- ohleg sas:- sG Ay{s 81 fox M
Tuss: fE:'a 8.n n'E good 10 Cd Ice extra Rre
as'us quiet a,d -,cAd5 At 81 75Gz5 ~ Cru neal
-tcrd5, with t.o4.rr,is sa;.: a. u--.ian. 2.!.es
WHISKY Ench+nsed: fs1sa a. bsia At 37sf
:s;,4c-tae 1at'ar If,cr 20. aud u
.tn,l:: ..r $40 In cIisasa spin: ~ i, I'VE W.
Il -; sStcu to. Milwaukee, L1ah 1T Il .:6Il vi;
sGt1H h1: amber Iowa A. tl.xs1tt.e3: -, % In
81 c,.,gan 1t ii t;ES:l is; Is. % Wit: YIcn'.
ESD It f1-EI .te; si::s.' bu. red r,a:e as ki 4ee
-; G.t;.' hu wsf;r r1,Ino,e 1t II n; 10 ~
e. s:aI -. .E:e 4a,rs. and r,:h"u, snatrriu
Teond .1.ts Il Ii Is: Scp n: c,ss1s ss E,ai nj
rs4rrtt a. at4,ut ~ v!ous pritrs sal:s il M 70,
hn III 11G:tL for shtpn:r,, mixed wesseru. tnc:u-
oinR 90 of 'wo p:.ee'a VERY choice q. 7l= scare
a.: for common 10 gord uhirc Western. Os:s Ia
n ccta:e demand al 6313s.=-
GE'chaht Il.sa9tn 70 pFi9e susAr. aE,
e.s. Il lex. I'D Ss ossa. 81 i c es'a Ne Ma
Ia's+r qn'tt; tafes 10 hbds aashsd. = d a2c: 50
Ehds 3e% Orleans on private trrms
&c fnr neW. ~ A-*e
PE"tls!tks--Po bnti heavy md : shs1o eastcr
r.. s,!ts :. ~ & ssi. = t.e.sA9lt?a Mf ns~;
I'll 20 io. pt!ue I.ci niofe acsitr Ard ~
u1tesrgtd eses 1910 t.-.s :; Is SE3p q.
aui.sy pt.Et: $50 G1e.7s for e,.utsy use.. -:
for sxsta m'sf rrius= nes h~sf drlf "a tc = y
n*n';t ,enl ~ shsnxua: Cat MA , ia fa'r d.
syt sd an, = a.a se f.. .ecaider. and 7xc n
.p ". =" Hse.E sldaa A,-n n e,asi r7s,s, ~
IT, E,,ee eet n e ~. DIM s.sea ia'u nti-. II
y fsks r fa. =. shn.t @ q n lsi:d:+s: 8x.f1
| q, s-ls!e. sssrosed u-s.s n El7a-:4.r d.ma ID
rrI.l..= Nc Ahas t1IeSed s,dsu u ske. L.1a rnia
, 1862-11-09
Dry Goods.
fErnv4 fho ~ y T+d-1Ap.furt c&h t..s

lt1o1 INC y !. 1.lTdtfeHGeuG. eth Inst
Rnttnesai~ very active. both st auction. At ps1.
nu1t tYreclalIJ. AL desirable go31.. ana no:e
ps't.c1lA.ty eo;tou goc t. con,lnas to nnpeeei4|e
1:he dsInrna + -te7dy far arO~n ehe=rI4..+ a7t
rh11t1ng=. aud bea.J Rtrrds Over ya--! wide hive
fns, b. narAEetd. Dsach.d goods ara si%s, h1.ler
r'.dyr II. arrnand- Tn1 i'r11aet!pn of c.,lton
eosa' la: bern 5taaetd ~ 1;r esn: I, ID e+:im4-
lar all the principal taassI.. Tac Icqa:ry IL acf.k,
cid ptltee nrst go mich higher. uai:s
e. Reoe,re s1 more II ,.s n ,ssss d:@:
s!fabl= 81. anG 1.all:sa- ;;cssn. s;c ,ess .e
csEs: 'Gss e sa ss I'd ta2x !2 E s,s
ps.c.-. D. =:oexr c,rnot be replaced as prr1e.t
". h l.w trocss which Elu-s n-ce4- ta.. 4 f1rfher
t:ranee ~ r,1ce Clo.sahg aad oEereo,t ts4Te:s
d.usrd. ald ptle:t are frrsh:r ntvauan3 u7w.r4
snas,r sEt sea ce aua warsea- D.!1!ars asc in
tLoEt euridI al. ne r:c:t1s xo1G IL szr1-e, Foo
tLe np~n ernIx tst..n II! buyers procuzt~ better
Ificxr ttsu IN private FIR I'll cc.iAole 70 ri.
::,1eeian, e:eneh a.21s'e, aud m-st;es.. ~,
teea supply AID e!l quickly British d:ts. 900 i
.~ It private t.ace a. :o.l psic,. ard zsc scatcs
No1rttd~ from The hulk of tnn nsw 1u2o.tati.u.
eo1ora must .n @usac srs Masr0t.. s,as Laai:e.
s:t modes. t1a3n t.'a,oc1 snd lnstiaa-S ate il
great demand, "hich lae suppl; fa.is % ra,i-fy
c..mfHz!r.= All also Ii, Gesier demand Dres.
Ellis sell o'c readily a. auction. hat !or back.
n'e nc>t fnqn!rtd fur Ia pirate. In wnalec. saa
mcet eci!sty i for tseary geots-h-&yert, .kc
Pine cloths are In lImtt+l supply I'll. tnaorta.
.h,i- se=m tkc'y 10 coniinhe large through t.,4
etaeau tL1er flle heavy fatcrual ts11'ion, 70 nis
4se plolccrd ii lees co-t Aatu.1 tt IA ri BON ::
TIL. more than ctnutrr7at1nccA tha hs4y; tlfis:
Htlth cpetetcr estciss in p.,seu tc: tn. inp,r.
tafiul Lf ApT but Gck irAbsp pIH fHi@cfI tU th,A
s7s,- aid wanr- ct epn=nrac,r. lian wpz.:ed. d.
L. 4
, 1862-11-09

u:ts Or zeglcet- The opening ar2uments ~~so
b,>ei III d without hea.icg su5 testimony, II.
cean adIsusned. Far plaintiff, F. y. H'z.r1
ard E. l. s,c11s. Fos defendant, Wake. aad
Dtx.tr.
BrYouE E>l7E1. srAvE. COMMISSIONER
Ho,aE--Ac aususit.3 c1.e Was hes7d yes:c.
csx befo.e the unittd Sta:*s Co2,m!stioncr.
growing out cf a strange s!snii,tity Of u ,m.s,
BroxE II. Blown. Tns rlzsa'!n. one James
EEo%p, complained Of the defendant, another
janis Brown, that l= Lad s,kcr letter out
Ct the post Office, r'i4ch VI, the property OF
tteI IlAiut!i James U:owr, and In ro NAY be-
3opgsd to the defendant JAccs 3rown. DE-
t,ndsrt set Up tia. tic !ett:r W., FROM Bu:Es.
IL. that te v1p-ctsa letter from there, that
TIE le,ssr Was from MA,j Brown, who was bis
"ile, AID 1t Rad iI!;;tt to take II. let:e:: aud
q en 1t under trts state u sacts. P.lia.id In
sl4t:a tia: tic Letter re. lso.u .:.is vie, Ma1F
Brown, II .urEed u, that bo,t parties h41
@iyts Hv,rg In Buffalo, whose naues we're
t,ct Msr3 Bso*r, IN! 15a, :ae aE.ls wa, \
CT n mstake- TIE Comn4ia,loner dismissed
lie eorl.:,.at.