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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-02

Tended place, held as this at the mercy of your
gunners and your mortars. To surrender such
a place were an idle and unmcaning ceremony;
the city is yours by the power of brutal force,
not by my choice or the consent of it's inhab-
itants; it is for you to determine what will be
the fate that awaits us here. AS to hoistino
any flag other than the flag Of our own adop-
ton and allegiance, letme say to you that the
man lives not in our midst whose hand and
heart would not be palsied at the mere thought
of such an act nor could l find, IN my entire
constituency, so wrctched and desperate re-
nagade as would dare to profane with his hand
the sacred emblem of our aspirations Sir,
you have manifested sentiments which would
become one engaged in better cause than
that to which you have devoted your sword
doubt not but that they spring from noble,
though deluded nature, and know how to
appreciate the emotions which inspired tncm.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
FAINTREARTEDEEsS

This is a gloomy time to the Southern
Confederacy. Our arms have recently ex
perienced several reyerses, vet the people
Of the South have no reason to despair as
long as the South is true to itself-as long
as it is united, its sub ugation is an impos-
sibility. The principal thing we have to
fear Is a want of union among ourselves.
If huge northern armies do not succeed in
~over-awing a portion OF our people into
submission, or the batteries and false prom
Uses of Federal Generals do not win .hem
to acqniesce in Republican domination if
our people show themselves too brave to
crouch at the feet Of power, or too pure
to be fattered or bribed into ~dishonosable
relations then the idea of placing the
Southern people under the yoke, is a fan
cy that will never become a fact.
Let Us be united-let Us be cheerful and
preserving. Let no 5dintheartedness re-
celve encouragement among us. When
we hear a miserable croaker expressing
mlsgivlngs as to our final success wher
we hear him descanting upon the impor-
lance OF the reverses our arms have re-
Gently sustained, and admitting that We ar,
whipped, let him meet with a rebuke thai
will mantle his cheeks with a blush tia
will not soon depart.
1t is true we have lost ground lately
but with the whole war in view, with tn
advantages Of the North and the disadyan
tages of the South in view, we have as
tonished ourselves and the world by GU
success.
The wonder should be-not that vi
have done SO little, but that we have don
so much !; yet we occasionally meet with
fa'ntheart, who magnifies our defeats int,
great matters and minifies our victories in
to nothing. A mark should be set upor
such a man. He is a dangerous man tc
the liberties of the South. If he is per-
mitted to difuse his spirit abroad, incalcu
liable mischief will be the result. If sucf
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31

2 spirit is permitted to grow and spread,
We shall soon have a divided people, some
for peTsevering resistance, aud Others for
tame submission to the invader. United
re are all able to stand, but divided We
shall fall, and great will be our fall. The
man who now can talk of reconstruction
end compromise, is either radically IN
sound upon the issues that divided the
the two sections, or he is too dastaIdIv to
be worthy Of enjoying the liberties trans
mitted to him BY his forefathers, and for
which we are los .contendipg. He is a
fit mar to kiss the great toeof a despot,
and to feel no pain at the humiliation.
Lenoir, March, 1862. NYANIUS.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31

Captain Franklin Buchanan, Commander
of the Virginia, is a native of Maryland, but
was appointei in the United States Navy
from Pennsylvania, on the 28th June, 1915,
and was promoted a Captain in 1856. In
1860 he was in command of the Navy Yard
at Washington. He resigned, if we are not
misinformed, about the time of the distur-
Dances in Baltimore.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1862-03-31

to say. that he accepted Arnold's in
~vitation to enlist-suceeeded in placing
himself in communication with the per-
sons to whom he had the letters from
from Washington-ascertained that there
was no truth in the accusation against the
suspected maSor-general-and arranged a
plan for tie abduction of.Arnold.
The Importance of'this last was consid-
erably lessened By the death of Andre,
which his own conduct accelerated. Wash
ington hoped and expected that the trial
would occupy SO much time as would sui
flee for the delivery of Arnold into his
own hands; but Andre at once avowed
all that was to be proved against him, and
his conviction of course followed imme-
diately-on the. second of October. Cir
cumstances and the usages on war made it
imperative that the execution should be
prompt and he suffered on the third.
Champe's design upon Arnold was frus-
trated by what may almost be called an
accident. 1t was the traitors invariable
custom to walk in the garden attached to
his quarter, before he retired to resl-
generally about midnight. This garden
adjoined q narrow alley and Champe had
taken off some of the p~ailings from the
garden fence, replacing them so loosely
that they could be removed in a moment.
lie designed, with the aid Of an associate
whom he had secured, TO seize Arnold il
the garden, gag and bind him, and carry
him to q boat which WAS to be held IL
readiness by another associate, at one o
the wharyes on the Hudson. The nigh
was appointed for the enterprise, and Ma
jor Lee was notified to be in post at Hobo
ken with q party Of dragons, and horse
for Arnold and his captors.
Unfortunately, on the very day prece
ding the night agreed on, Arnold change
his quarters, for the greater convenienc
Of experimenting the embarkation Of som
troops for an expedition of which be W.
to have the command; and Campbell hin
self, with the legion which he had joine
was sent on board one of the transport
Lee therefore had his midnight ride an
watch in vain, and the traitor escaped Il
doom that was prepared for him-to su
fer perhaps a worse punishment in t
contempt and obscurity that attended b
after years IN England.
Champe was taken to Virginia, ar
found nc opportunity of rejoining the a
my 6 bis country until after the %iuncti,
of Lord CORVALLIS and General Phillir
!, at Petersburg. He was received BY
former associates Of the Partisan Legi,
: with equal surprise and displeasure b
: the truth of his story was quickly saov
and won for him unmingled re.pAe1
: admiration. Being presented BY Sce
General Greene, that commander gave b
). a horse and money for his journey, a
: sent him to General Washington, By who
, he was literally rewarded, and granted
honorable discharge from the service, lie
!. in the vicissitudes Of war, he should f
; into the hands Of the British and be reco
: nized in which event he would be sure
: undergo the doom he had endeavored
: secure for the traitor Arnold. He sattl
; in Loudon County, but removed then,
after some years, to Kentucky, and tht
: died.
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TEETH-TEETn-TEETH-THE AMEI 1
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
NOTICE TO s-OPFICR G

NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS-OPFIC OF
4 rnE COMMISSIONERS OF TAxAs AHD AssEass Ers,
No; ~ SmAhhms-sI,, NEW YoRK, January IS, 1884
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, that the Aaseas
ment Rolls OF Real and Personal Estate Of the Ciil
Of New York, for the year 1902, are now open sua
gkbhc Inspection, and will continue open until ihs
Oth day OF April next inclusive. All tax -paVsr,
are earnestly requested to call and examine ,hs
same, In order that any errors In the Asseasmanla
may he corrected. Also, all persons entitled by Law
N reduction Of their AJseAsntA by reason of bsins
clergyman or for military services ,Also literary
charitable institutions, by law sxemIH from tan
.tion, are requested n make application for such 70
iucon or exemption previous W the closing Of ths
rolls on said 5Oth day ~ April.
The following section Of the Act OF Aprl is, lSoS
ispublahed for the Information OF tax. paysrsi
SbO. 10. During the time the books shall be open
N public inspection, As herein before provided.
application may be made by any person considering
himself aggrieyed by the Assessed valuation Of hil
real OF personal estate, W have the corrSos-
al. n1lch application be made in relation 10 ,hs
assessed valuation Of real estate, II musi be mAdS
in writing, stating the ground Of objection there
", and thereupun the Commissioners shall sxAminA
into the complaint and II, in their tldgmeni, aha
assessment Is erroneous, they shall cause the sAm4
" be corrected. II such application be made IN
relation N the assessed valuation Of personal 90
tate the applicant shall be examined under oath by
the said Commissioners, who shall be authorized
W administer such oath, or any OF them, and IL N
his OF their Judgment the assessnenj4G erruneouA
they shall cause the same " be onrr6tted and An
the Annuns OF such assessment Rs they may believe
" be juH and declare their deCAiun hereDn within
'hirty days ater such application shall have been
made u them. No reduction shall be made by Ihs
Board Of Supervisors Of any assessment on real q
personal estate imposed under this act, unless 4
shall appear, under oath or affirmation, thai aha
party aRgTieyed WAS unable n attend within lhs
period prescribed for the correction OF Taxes, bJ
reason OF sickness or absence nom the city.-LawS
II 1869, Chapter S02, Sections . and 10.
A. j. WILLIAMSON,
j. w. ALLEN,
j. w. BROWN,
.taal,s q IT.
Jls Nth tll May ist'll2
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Hist ~ interrupted the girl and she laid hsr
carto the ground 40 II lstsninE, with the hsbitul
csutiousness Of hor race, although II was In ro-
ality but ruse 10 stop the flow Of his words
that che feared would lead him 10 say what she
cared not TO hear.
Little, 1t Is true had boon said-only common
place words, and yet there was revealed 10 the
Indian girl the fearful secret that the vhits
man loved her Sometimes, porchAnce in idle
moments sho might have faneied that he was
moro Kind To her than TO others-that he sought
her society upon the hunting trail, or to paddle
the light canoe when fire Ashing-but tha, be
seriously loved her, never entered her mind for
an instant, and now, convinced moro by the
tone Of his voice than the actual expression, 1t
hVhcd tightening like through her frame, sud
den, unexpected, unnorving.
For a long time abe kept her rocumbont po-
sition-ksp: II until all Of emotion had passed.
away and the pulseloss marble was not more
untrcm bling. Yet the struggle had boon a
fcrc' one with the savage nature as it revealed
70 her more fully than she had ever dared own
before, how much sho loved the young and stal.
worth hunter Harrington. Little, however,
did her companion imagine that a struggle of
such nature was going on in her heart, and
deemed but that her keen cars had heard sounds
that were inAudiLle 10 his own, and his passion
merged fer time, and lost In the new excite
mont, caused him to question her concerning Il.
II knov not" wm the cautious reply,
i perchance 1t might have boon tho swim foot
# the dOcr or prowlng wolf. Bu, como, you
'skod the ILdiAn girl but now to 20 TO your ia
hors wigwam-now abe asks you to 80 10
ief q"
To h oouYsn..L
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MEDICINRA.

CURE YOUR COUGH-TAR AND WILD
OCherry Barb have long held very high position
as ouratiVes for affections OF the Lungs and Throat
by the medical profession, and the public In gem
hSs combined the active principle N these In COM
pound which he deaRnates A. the SYRUP OF TAR
AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds, SIRE
Throat, Bronchitis &c. Il Ia unsurpassed. Give IL
trial. Sold at the low price Of Twenty ave cents
per bottle, by the proprietor, SAMUEL CAMP
BELL Chemist and Apothecary, 8. w. cor sth ave
and 2sth IT. Also at McDonAds Dry Goods store,
$50 Bowery. Sold Wholesale by Messrs schietfeln
Bro Co., cor William and Beekman sts Also for
sale, Furmau's Rheumatic Liniment, price IL cents
per bottle. d2b T2ac'llO
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CHAPTER III.


SNow FLAKE, a. soon as she had obliteratei
the warning Of the hunter Harrington, and
satisfied herself that he had hastened TO his
cabin, from whence, she was confident his trail
would lead to the Grove" bsiolk herself 10
the same path and her active feet had reached
il before he suddenly burst into the house with
his alarming news. Securely hid in the thick
ets that surrounded the spring, she had heard
tn words Of Martha Weltoa and her brother,
and whom the latter bent over the sparkling Wa
tsrs she softly laid her hand upon his shoulder
and Whispered sly in hiA eat the words,
MY Brother"
"You here Snow Flake l replied the startled
man.
"Ths paths of the forest are as open and
known TO the daughter OF Lhe red man as the
paved ones of the town are to the pale face
True, but What brings you herei No mat
Ter come home with me now you are here
The moccasin Of the Indian Qirl points far
away from the smoke Of the white mans fire. I"
"Why goi You know you are wsloomo
Coms-my sister longs to see you've were Inn,
row talking about you"
You have ever been kind TO the red skipnsd
gih and she fOrgets 1t not But she must not
bs SsSn beneath the shadow Of his wigwam
now"
kind Oh, Snow Flake have you not seen
that l."
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I'uJRS.

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY YOUR
furs % per cent. less than any other store In
The city, a the Great Rocky -Mountin Depot, water
mink half capee, mutis and cuff, 3d. French sable
mink capes, mufs and cuff, a. ~ 90! French ulink
cape muf and cuffs 80 N $40; French mink muifs,
W " $3.50; water mink muihs 81 " 81 80; French
sable mutis $3.50 TO %; mink martin, per set. AIS
worth $9e, At FosTER's, lis Chatham SQUARE, 90
Mott n t6 AAer-lT
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TO
AL CoHoL BUYERS
WE SELL
CoHOL
AT
WEIR PRICES.
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE
IN THE UNITED STATES
AND WILL MAKE IT
TO THE INTEREST OF
EXPORTERS AND JoBBERs
TO APPLY TO Us FOR
RICES AND TERMS,
BEFORE PURCHASING ELSEWHERE.
J.IH. BRUNDAGB q co.
30 AND 80 BuRLINd SLIP,
NEW YORK.
WE ARE ALSO
MANU- TURERs
BURN FLUID.
WHICH WE SELL AT
PRoP PORTION SATELY
fe10 6. Low FIGURES.
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DEAD. READ. READ

IVA safe and reliable medicine. Or. CHAPMANB
celebrated compound Group and Cough Syrup,
used with success for the Last s5 years; infal1.
BILE cure for the cruup Alsn the best medicine foa
influenza, colds, coughs, hoarseness, difficulty d
breathing, pain In the chest, bleeding from the
lungs asthma, whooping cough, consumption, etc,
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by WIN.
CHAPMAN d CO.. ~ Futon -, New York, and by
ruggista. lel0 9IAc'lO9
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BE bELIFyED Al

~ who doubI il should try bottle ofDr smhi
DYSPEPSIA ANNllllLAroR for the speedy 10
lief Of Dyspepsia, mdigesti, n, Loss of AnpsaitS
Nausea ard Sickness Of the stomach, F.atrlency,
&c. This remedy will be found one OF ths m =
agreeable and ehcaciouI article ever disooveraJ M
the permanent cure Of that distrt asin0 diasss. :
DYsPEPsIA. Perseverance with tbis mn IN
ensure IegulArity Of the bowels At all timss A
number Of certificates might he ol tained h', ~,
are 50 eAAy procured with 20 AHle regard 10 trta,
toAt they can have no weight with disoaTnDs NH.
lie. Therefore, the proprietor Ia oonTJau, psD'
simple trial Of this Remedy will establisb x. Oh
acser In the cure OF DnpepsAov ali oshsr rsnod.,
ssSaS end s. 'HS ws%asu1sS Tssaas GsS For "a; :, % s
York, at 9l Eighth ave. 4lb Grand :. 90 N nes
cor. stSnton st and cor. Ave. d and Ho,,,,on@ n~ =
Phee w cents per bOttls. jssc $500 =
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MAD. HOTCHkISA, FEMALE. .'PHY
AVA CIAN-No s9l Wsaa s1Nh =, cures Diseases oi
the heart, lungs, hrual, liver, hdneys dropsy, 30
old sores, scrufula and all Skin huraoru CURED
Once hours hom 70 II .. m. and 70 y. m
AAal NAAos111
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MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE. COM
N1 p@ny. Forty years old. ofAos, No. ss Whi
9: fneOrPcraAed, March ., lsSi. d-s,Aal. emo,
soo. surpAsA. e1So.o0e.
.mu-v , ny ?; RAL,na' rrsAas-A
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ITO CONSUMPTIVES-A PREACHER OF
Il ,hs Gospel, having cured his son OF ofConsunpnon
mos. eelsbrA,sd physicians, desires ~ make known
Ihs mode OF cure, which proves successful In svgry
CASE to those Afhicted wnh Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption, and he will send 10 free Of charge 70 all
who desire 10 and will forward him their address.
Address DANIEL ADKk, Rsi Pearl n, New York,
jAib 9lAcs11n
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INSTRUCTION.

A CADEMY OF BOOKKEEPING, ARITH.
"A mosio, writinG, 40, e6a BrOadwsy-dneen years
In sacosssf operation. Thorough practical instrdo-
ton, day and evening, upon reduoed terms. EAoA
studsnt u separately and carefully taught.
Ssl0 a4Ac'10A w, ]. RENYILLA,
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CENTRAL ROUTE
ifOR THE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROH
EMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DEpoyI |
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD |
nAilr SUNDAYS ExcETED: As FoLtovl
J,on N.sihOer 81 From 3Wh 81
ii:oc, s'is' too orx ,,.sS AsI'sS ~ ma
Montreal and Buffalo Tran, with sJeen,ng q.
,y,,,.,.,..,. lO'lo I'm 10
COMMITTING AT ALBANY WITH NEW YoRK m
RAILROAD ToR
sseGTllifENECTADY' RoCuHsTER,
ROME, and Stations on BI1FFAi6'
ROME and Watertown NIAGARAPAtTI
Railroad, STSPENaIoS ~
SYRACUSE. 'T
AUBURN, GENEVA, CANANDAIpU :
Trains In connection leave RI UPFALO ar
PENslON. via LAKE SHORE, BUFFALO, !,
LAKE HURON AND GREAT wEJTERN'd y
ROAD, FOR HAMILTON, TORoNTO, DEIc
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE,. ~
LAC, LA CROSSE, MADISON, PRAIRs
CHlEN, GALENA, DUNLETTH, DUBUoIIA
RIA, ROCK ISLAND, MUsCATINE IOw a
~ hAalNulONs III
TON, ST. LOUIS, CAIRO TERRE HAU|
DlANAPOLI5, LOUISVILLE, CINCINNATI
Ton, COLUMBUS, CLEVELAND, and ali
WEST, NORTHWEST and SOUTHWEST.
NORTHERN ROUTE,
Connecting with trains at Troy, with Th'
BOSTON and RENS. d SARATOGA ROAT
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAND,
LING ron, ST. ALBANS ROUSE p,
PLATrsBuRGH, OGDENsBURGH. MONTH
&C., &c
= LOCAL TRAINS
~'Leaye New York A. fOllowsi
From Chambers street From 7hirtieth st,
Puughksepsis trains, 3 A. $50 \ NJ and l22S
NJ. and IL and 6.lb Pm. 6.41P.
Peekskill train, 9.30 a. 9.55 A. NJ and 425
n. and 400 7. N.
Sing Sing train, o.db AN. 10. 10 A. NJ, and 8. 40
and 8 10 p. NJ.
Re- FREIGHT ARRANGEMENTS by this
"A shove, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS,
the Depots in CnANBRRs AND CANAL SrRggrl
al all times as favorable as made by other Raj
Companies. The facilities Of this great
YORK ROUg Il W the Wet, commend IL II
confidence Of merchants and shippers for PR
ness and dispatch.
Passenger trains with SMOKING and 81!
ING CARS run In oOnnsction on the New
Central Road.
For pAi ticulArs a. 10 local trains and freigt
rapgenents, Inquire at the depot, 0s Warren
jyl2tAp9O'94i A. Y. SMITH, SlperintOn
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RHEUMATIC ANNIHIATOR.

which Is sold at the low price Of TWELVE CENTS
per bottle, and they will hnd tha, besides It's cheap
meas, that II Is justly termed " The Poor Mans
Friend II can DO had in New Yo-k-at CAMP
BELLS Drug Store, cor. Eighth ave- and 2sth a.
l9oH Bowery 272 Division ST., ia Division ST.;
cor. Second ave. and SOth st also cor. Allan and
Stanton sts, and cor Avenue ID aud Houston. In
Williamsburg-at 40 South Second st.; cor. South
9th and sth sta Drug Store, Wy,he ave, bt". ely
mer and Taylor ss,and by all respectable druggists
lH-DOnt fail to try. JA9 S4Ao.'
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wrsaes E,pre-,y for the New Vera San.
WASH WILBUR
THE
Frontier Hunter.
By william II. Rnshnen.

Au,hcr Of "The floating Feather,- "PrAire Fire,
'O-mt-me," The Outlaws - the wahash,T
eCherry Roeanm," Prank Onihruetie"
"MaJ Eliza ''Ihe ewaytng Willow
:" Ance Mnrtcn. or the While
Medicine," g., Sc, &c.
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rptery>d sorcrdlng ~ Act O, Congress, IN ths
ClsrkS oce, ci the District Court u the Southern
Dtasiiss 81 New York, by Mcses 3. Beach, In the
ys~r one thousand eight hundred aud sixiy.two.
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nR BONE, OFPICE 80 WEST 10TH 81.
DDissases ot The heart lungs, liver, kidneys, nj
oera,ed throaas, rheumatism, epilepsy, old ulosrA
eruptions, and all akin disaases Cured Dri BOHy
will refer W many cured Of the above diseases, a.
.er ,hsy were pronounced inourAble. Hours tru.
ltotP.h. jA9I akAos1A
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une W Ill lobl NJ sdl hlo W fol, Without cha Il
OF cars. -. ii
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Nov, i'h, lsGl-Lsaye New Yrll
follows 4.
HARRIsBuRG ENPREss-At Q AN, Ser Eua
Reading, POItsyille, HarTis6ugss s-tfGnch ChJl
"sII'A%II sS e, ! ~, g.,
Scranton, Great Bend, Pittson. wlkssbarre, Al
~ M TuRoUGu TRAIs-For baston, Ma
Chunk, Wll.isusport, Reading, PvttsVile, Id
hurgh, &c.
4PM. TuRouou TRAN-For BaSton, BethlaiN
Allentown and hsuch Chunk. ~
$50 M. WAY TEAiH-For Someryilla y
$50 = M Western Express for Easton All ent,JS a
Reading, Harrisburg, P,TtaburgL, and the W,s
Sleeping Gers H. Jerst.' City through 70 PIT
burg
The A NJ. Express Train from New York arri
at Harrisburg at L. N. connecting East and W .
on Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Northern Cent :
Railroad North and South, and with CumbellS
Val ey Rairosd.
TIE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOR tn
WEST
leaves New York at p. N daily Sundays eHoep,
ed9 making close oDnnsction at Harrisburg vii
PennsylvabiA Railroad-with no change of cars
Pittsburg, and but one 10 Cincinnati and Chica9
Four houra time Ii saved by taking this train
ELIZABRTHPORr AND NEW YORK PERRY.
Leave New York n rom Pier No, 2, North River I
9.lB A. M, $50, $50 aud 4 80 p M.
The boats stop at Bergen Point add MariRar
HarbOr every trip ZACH way.
Sul0 lY'lOo JOHN o. ..sTERNs Superintendent
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4 VAN HAMRERr.a KKMALk MONTH.

~ ly Pills . sale remedy for obsaruc,ion, o.,
fron cold, or any oanse-3l Per boz. Coughs,
colds, &C., cured by Ayres' Cherry PecsorA Bcrof.
uls, rheumatism, 80, cured by Tswnsand's sArsA-
pArhlA ksAsdy's discovery, ~ qUIoA, III Bow
cry, New York. .ls ra.osllS
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GREKNWICH INSURANCE CO., NO. 46e
~ Hudson u. md Pine n
SAAEs HAhRwoh 60.
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THE POOR MANS FRIEND-ALL WaO
l. suffer from Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sore
Throat, Pains in the Back, Neck, &C., should not
fAil to get a bottle Of FurmAn's
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Or. UPHkH's kscsa.,, z
Piie., Oostiveness, and Liver ed
Y o. WELLS . Oos l1b frsnhe
UfHAh'g Medical once e9T "
hcm The Bcvsry, bsswusa nOvsr
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DENTISTRY.
.R HOYT, DENTIST.

nR HOYT, DENTIST.
yOI Bruadway, doors shove eOah a, inserts bs.u
uul sets fteeth on his improved atmospheric plA.sI
with OF without, extracting the roots, on gold as Low
a. go silver, 8s; rubber, 8lO; p atna, SO; ArthciA
lone hling Cnsertod without PALM, % cta, gold, 81
cts 70 VI; amAgAm, % cts; extracting, 20 cts. All
work warranted. IA 94AcsI1N
NEW YORK TEETH COMPANY-ISS
Lighth ave, are inserting beautiful seats ot
teeth on their atmospheric plates; at war prices =
70 and 50 per sett partial seIts 90 cents per too,h
on silver; bone filling 90 cents per cavity; geld
rom 90 W 10 cents. All work warranted, a. lte
Eighth ave, between loth and 2Oth sta feT 9lac.lOt
TEETH-TEETH-T AMEI I.
Il can Teeth CO.-Practical Dentists are inseatna
beautfu f sets OF teeth at 81 and SO; part set,
90 cents per tooth; warranted half the usual price
Bone and gold filling 90 oei Is. sS4 Bowery, oppo-
site 9Th st. Prof. Jean Barrels Tooth Ache Drupa
an almost instantaneous remedy for this most ex
crucistng OF all human mAladits. We have N,
sole agency In this city for the sale Of this world
renowned remedy. Price 20 cents with directions
Sent by mail on receipt Of price and POSTAGE cts;
by the local application Of these drops to the gums
two or three miuutss teeth and roots may be ex-
trscted, in most casea without the slightes, pain
Agents and druggists supplied On groS. feis Mao
The sun., 1862-02-15

O SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS
- one,haf The lAbr saved by uSing RBAD'S Sew
ns hschine oh' Wholesale and resail, a. the fac
ory, 100 Duane n, N, W BAiiafa.sIon guar.n,saS,
psr hhAD. Jr' CG iAaL fa.o'iT
$25. 600 T! TO LOAN ON BOND AND
YORK or Brooklyn in sums " suit applicanta Ap-
ply ~ HOLLY BROTHERS, 80 Pine u, 1eIi a'iis