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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-21

ALEX a n ID RS KIDS
Hosiery, Gloves, Damoral and Bradiey's celebrated
HOOP SKIRTS, il large stock.
.SHA Wis.
A full assortment OF sIIAwLs. CHENILLE. BIO:
CHE. STELLA. PACIFIC and HAMILTON, DoCsLs
and SINGLE of and beautiful patterns Tor iad'ss
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT
Which is unusually full and complete IN every ds.
paIsmen, and eo"p sri"ss DENNIS. Stripes. CIoa,.
Linen and Cotton Table Damask Pillow Gaze Cct':.
n nmWaoy flannel &C.. all of which will be >
as as the same quality can be bought for in the West
! cloths Cassim eres. Doeskins, Sleeps Gray, Sat
Cotton AIDES and Jeans ut low prices
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Ladies' Cloth and Morocco CATERS, Bustt..
Calf Shoes, Misses Morocco Caters -: Csf Su.,,.
Mems Calf Kip and Cow I''1s Boots, from $2,;0s
$3.50 pair.
Mems Coats, Pants, Vests, W. Cnaershi. 90
Drawers
GROCERIES.
full and complete assor Of Sugars, Teas, C..
fee. Spices, Moasscs, ami tn. New York Celebrated
XXX Syrup; White Fish Goldfish, Macker.i, Herring,
Smoked and in Pickle; Dried Apples and Peaches.
We shall thdeavor at all times keep hand such
variety of Dress Goods adj ped the
and such styles will please great variety
of ,ur customers CALL AND SEE. Look our
soesis-examine and price them--you will be a' sys
purchase not II stock is not AS large as yoa
desire, remember that it can be soon Increased Win
New and Fashionable Goods II you give us Sour pNn
goods will be misrepresenfed; and Il at anv time you
should get improper goods let us know It i'm nediatey.
naA n satisfactory adjustment wh se made. All that
We ask is that you call examns my stock. at
No. /, REDDlCK'S BLOCK,
ottawa ApriI IL, 1862. East of Court House.
DRIED Blackberres, Raspberries. Cherries. ard
IL Plum,. for sale At lfebl6l CAMPBELLT.
~ r.. DrLAND L CO.'S sALERArUs for sale By
-. june I. W. b. CAMPBELL.
CHEESE, new LOT. just received
Is and for sale at CAMHBELt'S:
. D. DE LAND coz FAMOUS sALERArUs
~ At cANPBELLr
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-21

Add the Public generally. to GIVE HIM CALL. an
he viii DO TIE hleHI THySc. (dezJ-
Ottawa, Bee. Z, VI. L. FRIEDMAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1862-06-21

PEoTEsrED.-The following telegraph des-
patch appeared in the Chicago Times Of
Thursday:
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
b alsamic Cordial

FoR TUE srEEDy CURE OF CoU0Bs, CoLps, INrLu.
RNZA, CRorr, HoARseNsss, BRONCulTis, PNru.
nOSIA, DisRAsEs of rnE bowels, ARISING FROM
COLD, lNCIrIENT CONsuNPrIu.;, AND IOu THE
RELIEF ASD UF AT Alt possiBLg) CURE or pa.
TIENTs IN ADVANCED STAGES or the LATTER bis.
EASE.
The Balsaniic Cordial Is entirely Vegetable
production, combining the healing properties 3
oi the Balsam, with the iuvigoratng qualities
OF Cordial. producing combination so well
adapted To the purposes intended, that there
are nut lew cases of diseases which will not
q, au early period succumb to its healing and
llfo-giving properties.
FOR ages. has the treatment OF pulmonary
diseases occupied the greater portion Of tho
attention Of tho scientific wi the medical world
but none acquired more eminence In his treat
ment OF these diseases, than the celebrated
russian Or. Hoohand, the originator of the
Balsamic Cordial. His life was devoted TO tLe
production OF remedies that would stand unri.
vailed. How well ho has succeeded tho Amer.
ican people are able TO Judge; and we positive.
assert, that no preparations that have ever
oeen paced before them, have conferred the
same amount of BENEFITS on suffering bu,na oiiv
"r nave ehclteu so many coihmen endations from
~ classes oi society, MS the remedies of Docf
iioniiand, prepared by DIR. G. NJ. jackson A % :
OF Philadelphia. Tho Cordial Is designed for a
class OF diseases more general and more fatal
than any other to which the people of this
country are subject - those sprnging from "A
slight cold. That eminent authority, Dr. Bell
says: ~ viii not say that colds are TO our in.
habltants what the Plague and Yellow Fever
are 10 those OF other countries: but can aver
confidently teat they usher IN disease OF great.
er rcomphci'y and mortality than these latter"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

AN UGLY CUSTOMER. "A wager
was IN mide q few days since, or
board Of a ste ambr a., b tween coup
le OF jokers, one OF whom, point.
ing to an extremely ugly man, bet 9
bottle o. wine that an ugler custom
or could not bs PR du"ed. The 9th.
er, who had seen one of the firenler
"a he passed on board the boat-a
man whose face was sore wed out Of
all shap,--at once took up the bel
and starte down stairs for his man
The joker had an inpediment in bis
Apeech, but he nevertheless soon
male known his business to the fire.
man, and obtained his consent to
show himself to decide the wager
When inside the social hall the ugl /;
man whose nose was on one side OF
his face and his eyes on the other,
began TO screw an1 work them
about to give his f. ce a greater de
gree Of uglincss. IS top" said
his backer; "don't put on n no ex
'ras. St at stand st as the Lord
made you--you can't be b ai!"-
The other acknowledged that he had
lost, and paid the wager.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

ilics with and at the South; The tel, .
grams in all the Northern offices
were seized On tho 22d the Ken
lucky Legislature reiacted the Gov
crnor's 1t, claraton o! neutrality, and
refnsed to arm the State. On the
23 the Secession Ordinance wae
submitted to the people Of Virginia.
and the returns III the western part
Of the State we're largely in favor ol
the Union. On tho 24.h Alexan.
dria, Virginia, was occupied by the
Federal troops and Ellsworth wat
killed. On the 25h New York
complct,d d its first draft for tbirt,
thousand men. On the 2Otl
McClellan's army occupied Grafton
Virginia. On the 31st the engage
ment at Acquia creek, in which
Capt. Ward, Of the navy, was killed
took place on the Potomac.-Neu
York Post.
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6autotk 9efItrsonian.



'Twa~ early morn, and was dreaming
Pleasant dreams--just half asleep
When little white robed creature
Did across my pillow creep;
Kissed he FIRST my lips and forehead,
With the sweetest fond caress,
Then o tiny thumb and finger
On my eyes be gently pressed;
Bending lower, then to rouse me,
Open wide he pulled the lid,
Wake ur, mamma; hear the bif1iesp'
That's what Charlie said and did.
And ] woke 10 look ard listen
Listen just at break OF day,
To bird that sang the sweetest,
Widest, clearest roundelayi
Sang il, too, though chill and piercing
Blew the north wind all around,
Aud the snow, in feecy patches,
Dotted o'er the frozen ground.
Not a speck Of blue above him,
Not a ray Of warmth had he.
Perched upon the leafless branches
Ola fallen maple tree.
"Tell me, mamma, what he's singing:
What does robin red breast sayl'
But listened till the songs,rr
Left his perch and few away.
Then told the white robed darling,
Which above my pillow bent.
"Thars piece OF music, Charlie,
Which the robins call Content
Though his notes he will not lend you.
Sill, if you'll attentive hear.
From the sweet musician, Charlie,
You can catch the song by ear.
"Rnbin has no shoes and stockings,
Has no cap upon his head
Nothing but his coat Of feathers,
And bis little waistcoat red.
Has no cosy bed or blankets,
You can hear him carly raise,
Only for his life aud freedom,
That sweet song OF grateful praise.
And since you have every blessing,
by loving Father seut,
Won't you learn this piece OF music
Robins song Of Sweet 'Contentl"
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
COttOuiZPd Flax.

During the past year a series o
experiments, mechanical aud chem
ical combined, have bsen made il
Rhode Island, the object Of whicl
was to provide, as u substitute fol
cotton. a material that could be
manufactured without any al'cra
ton OF machinery now in use.
! The object has been attained by
the production OF q material which
is properly named cottoniz ID flax.
The flax is pulled in the field b,
machine which does the work Of
forty men. Either m ,iured flax OF
flax not in seed may be used. Al
fax is cultivated for the seed a
double crop may thus be produced
"a crop Of seed as well as OF fax
The dried fax, as gathered from
the field, is fret cut by machinery
into suitable lengths, representing ue
the staple Of upland cotton abou
one and one eighth inches long,
This process is performed by autom
atom machinery with great facility
and at little cost. The material /:
subjected to a steaming process in
large vats and then dried by mf.
chinery, rapidly revolving.
Next it passes through what may
b, called ginning process, whereby
the woody busk or chives is sopara.
ted from tho fiber. BY chemical
process tho fiber then exploded lor
gitudinally, and assumes the re
quired fineness OF cotton. The
whole process is rapid, simple and
cheap.
In this form the material is sue.
cessiully carded, spun and woven.
Beautiful epeclmens OF flax cotton,
drawing, rovings, yarn and cloth,
and also Of fax mixed with cotton
have been exhibited to tho Secreta'
ry Of the Interior and others by ex,
Governor Jackson, Of Rhode Island.
As q material for mixture with
wool the cottonzed flax ia vastly
preferable to cotton. 1t combines
in the carding process with greater
facility.
The yarn is stronger. The cloth
is more durable, even more so than
II made wholly OF wool. The lustel
IF the cloth is improved. Flax wool
also receives a dye with the same
facility as wool itself. - National
intelligsnoey.
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Law for the Protection of sheep.

The following bill, presented in
the Senate by Mr.. Berco OF Sum.
init, has passed both brancoes Of the
Legislature, and is now a law. 1t
is entitled "a bill to raise revenue,
protect sheep, and confiscate dogs:
Section /. BE u enacted 5y the
General assembly of tie State OF
Ohio, That it shall be the duty oi
each and every person owning O
dog, or keeping or harboring one,
to list the same for taxation as Other
property is listed, and to give to the
assessor tho true value of such dog
hnt the person so listing such dog
need not make oath to auch value.
Sec. 2 That the assessor shall
receive the value so fixed by the
owncr, keeper or harborer Of said
dog, as the true value.
Sec. 8. That any dog not so list,
ed for taxation, shall be deemed and
taken as contrsband, having nc
oxner and any person is hereby au
thor'zed to capture. kill, or confs
cate the same, and if any person
shall kill, wound or destroy any dog
so listed as aforesaid, for taxation
the person so killing, wounding, OF
destroying the same, shall not be Ii
able, in damages, to the owner
keeper, or harborer Of such dog il
Al amount greater than that fo
which said dog was listed for taxa
tion.
Sec. 90. This act shall take e.
feet and he in force from and after
the fret day Of June. 1862.
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SN~~ON>~ N>~>~>~~~<~
The object of these drops is TO accomplish
an end long desired by Physicians, viz; to
combine by the aid Of Chemistry, and tie
latest improvem ants In Pharmacy. the ACT
I'VE PRINCIPLE Of well known T,gsiabie Sub.
stance, in such II IN amer AS to insure their
efficiency, and at the same time render them
easy to he administered and free from those
| unpleasant aud often dangerous effects by
Vermifuge in the Old form.
! SYMPTOMS AND EfFECTS.-Wurms often
produce emancipation swelled and tense abdo.
men gnawing and turning pain In the stomach h
ana bowels, irregular and dePraved appetite,
4 pale and sickly cuuntcuance, foul tongue,
| lfetcd BREATH itching at the nose, foverish
particularly at nights. Worms occasionally
produce colicky affections with vomiting and
Ipurging, and sometimes blood: ulceratone OF
the bowels, and even peritOnits may De excl.
ted by the irritation; occasionally cerebral
symptoms and EpiIepto Commissions take
place.
| Children who are troubled with worms often
awake. awake suddenly, screaming and fire.
Iquonty observed to grind thor teeth. But
none ol these symptoms or all nj them cOmbin
ed. point out tue positive existence ut worms.
They may be produced by irritation or sub.
accute Inflammation In the mucous mem.
brane; hence the occasional failure vi the bes,
IVermiiuge To expel worms,
TREATMENT.-The FIRST thing TO be done
l is 10 9ideavor to restore the digestive func.
tons; and at the same time wo must Institute
tl eNteIHlHallnS war against the hlthy intru.
ders. The nature Of tins Ccnfection is such
as tn produce this result most efe tually re-
llieve all the symptoms and restore the organs
I 10 perfect health. Hence Its grca, SUPERIORITY
over all Vt her verniiuge.
pn-DlRECTlONS oS EACH BON. Pnce 2sc.
BARNES X ARK, EtStern Office 3Oj Broa d.
way, New York. II. q. %. CARY, GAINESVILLE
Ohib, Western Branch ONCE.
For the immediate and eifectnal cure OF
CotGns, COLDS. INFLUENZA, ASTHMA. HOAHsE.
| NESS, WnooriNG COuGiI, CArARGu,
DifficrLT BREATHING,
| SoGE THROAT,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23

IN California, is notih-d that Lucinda Nc
Michaels did, on the 9Th day of April, A. d.
1852, file her petition in the ofce OF the Clerk
OF the Court Of Common Pleas within and foi
the county of Hancock, In the State of Ohio,
charging the said John McMiohaels with will
ful aosence from her for more than three
years last past, and asking that she may be
divorced from the said John McllIchaels, and
also tor the custody OF their children, which
petition viii stand for hearing at the next
tern. OF said Court.
LUCINDA M'MICHAELS,
By BRowS 4 BORE, her -AnoTnsys.
April 10, ls62.--tGw
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I'M II( NJ M ..,
(-CLZ NJ >(D ,~<f1/zp/
l-E(LECoLD Ni<( 10 /c/'
" III \ ~
wv
TRON BUILDINGS, FIFTH sTuEET,
pIrTsRItRCU PENN
Tho CnIi,pi,to Cnurso Includes the ,,,iuri.
i,les and practice of
Double Entry Book Kccp,up.
Adapted tu every department uf inland ana
foreign commerce. by the anths Of Dun 5 Sys.
tems uf Book Keeping.
stock and Partnership Books,
Exc Eplifying numerous case or difficult oren
@ ia ',hm,t ,,,,. ,or, ,','n ~, =, ~ ~ ~,
",,c.s ""'"'' wy ''"'' 'NP'''0"O0 u" u"
RI. s.,,,,uo,, ,f s,,c,, C,,, po,,-
INV ""' '"'
ntish,p nooks,
hehcraily SO n'iie uhder,t"ni thal TWO "fro
'essnfs ol book,Neep,hf III thls city recently
made "u' Ouslhess balance sheet cOhlai lihg
''.o"o errors!
Ntctliying. Dcrangeu Double Entry
Books,
4 frequent and highly responsible duty, ex
planned in no other treatise on accounts.
Chaaging u Single to n Double Eptr,
Ledger,
u....,.., r.. a.. a. A. nn,
,nuH'i 'in.o" 'or 'nc "rs' uiho III DuH book
NeclthG'
Inc frivatc Ledger,
For keering ,he resultsoi The busineys private
g." ol'ch desired ny extensive hrms.l remains
WA"llN uhkn"wh 10 the puplis OF All other Com
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Callahd examine ourstook hefere buy ing
Nuu Mnllh
Save Money
A.& y. =. KIMMONS II CO.,
sUCCRssoRs TO N. sriEiSG co.
j ,nuary Ii, 1859.

New Remedies for Spcrma torhorn.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
4 Benepolent Institution established by special en-
doirmsnt. for Ms Reii.t Of he SicL and DIs
tys'sed, afflicted rh PUuiet and Epidem,,
Diseases, and especially for the cure Of DS
eases OfMe S,rudi Organs.
M EDlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
wi Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatorrhoca
aud other Diseases of the Sexual Organs, and
on tho NEW REMEDIES employed IN the bis
pensary, sent To the afflicted IN sealed letter
envelopes, free ut charge. Two or tire,
stamps for postage will he acceptable.
Address DR.. J. SkIil.lN llOUGllTON, Act
Ing Surgeon, Howard Association, No 2 Suutl
Ninth street, Philadelphia, pennSy lvanla.
JuIy lSGI
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REMEMBER THEN
II you have Stomach Disease-if you have Fe.
male Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
Agents
ISRAEL GREEN, Findlay, Ohio;
j. NJ. HUBER & Co., Findlay, Ohio;
JAMES MANNING, Yanlue, Ohio;
GRiBEL u 0sTHEMER, Van Buren,, Ohio;
]. b. VAN Dozen, Fostoriaj
l.. A. BALDWIN, Mt. Blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL HUBER, Columbus Grove, Ohio;
SAMUEL SuoUP, Ottawa, Ohio;
J. ID. G. HipKISs, Gilboa, Ohio.
Agencies made and Agents supplied by Mrs.
O. Il. LASGw0RrHY, who Is hereby authorized
to write my name upon the wrapper, without
which none Is genuine.
Physicians furnished by the gallon, where
requested,
With Kind farewell, then, to tho good poo.
pie whom | have dealt with so many years,
and u wish that they will sustain my Wife in
the sale Of this medicine, which has benefited
so many already, am, with the best of feel
ings toward every one in this community,
Your faithful servant,
A. LANGWORTHY,
Capt. Co. A, Gibson Reg't U, =. Army.
FISDLAY, August 10, 1861.
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7IFFTtT at NWEATWT
SOGE THROAT,

For Ministers, Publlc Speakers. and Singers,
these Trochcs are Indispensable for clearing
aud streng gthening the voice, removing hu.I sc.
ness, etc.
The ease with which they are taken-being
easily carried in the pocket, requiring no pre-.
Liable To change in any climate, containing
nothing injurious to the Uons,itu ion-should
be sufficient recommendation to all to give
them Il fair trial
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
LANGWORTHY'S
East India Dyspepsia Cure
AND
Femae Regulator.

Turing my absence in the war this medi.
~ cine will Do made By my vile, and that OF
my make can only be had in Fiudlay of ISRAEL
GREEN or j. NJ. HUBHR a Co.
Read the following statements:
II. B. HuRD says" After taxing II for a
strengthening medicine aftor "A 1T of sickness,
would say That the Butchers ought to favor
its sale, for tho appetite 1t gave me was
enough to consume Il beefa week"
RoBEHT BONNER says "Dr. LangwoIthy: At
your suggestion, / bought for my daughter,
who was suffering under some OF the peculiar
diseases incident TO her sex, a bottle of the
East India Dyspepsia Cure. 1t has done her
SO much good that must havo another bottle.
Esq. JORDAN, OF Arcadia, says-"Your med.
ipipe has done me moro good than any medi
cine ever took"
/ refer any patient confidently to the follow.
ing persons who themselves or their families
have used IL:
Paul Sours, Cashier Findlay Bank;
II. b. Hurd, Chester Church,
X. y. Baker, S. Bergman.
DR.. Hudson, DR.. Beech,
Samuel II. Gray. Dennis Leo
Amos Hartman, j. II. VandOren,i
"The unrivalled sales of this medicine is an
unmstakable evidence of Its intrinsic value.
Il FostoJid Nelps
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Aud Innumcrnbie Other ArtioIes,

Thankful for the patronage heretofore OK.
tended and pledging himself TO deal honorably
and sell AS cheap as the cheapest, he respect
iully invites those who consume aud those who
deal in Groceries TO call and examine his stock.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
Old Stand on Railroad Street,

Who're everything in the Grocery and Provis-
ion line may bo purchased at Prices as Low as
can be afforded BY any similar establishment
in Northwestern Ohio. He guarantees to his
customers AS good an assortment as can be
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
ISAAC DAVIS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER
Near The Branch Railroad Depot,
FINDLAY, OHIO,

WOULD respectfully announce to retail
w dealers aud consumers in Hancock and
tdi"ining counties, that he is more extensively
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
CHEAP PURCHASES,

Only resorving a fair commission, in order to
enable him to continue busin ness, ~ heretofore,
Notwithstanding the hard times. His place Of
business at the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1862-05-23
Grocery Business!

And having purchased much of his present
stock previous to the existing crisis in the
East, is prepared to give his customers the
btu
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
COAL.

fNoAf.--GENUINE PEACH ORCHARD, RED ASH
~ Locust Mounain Broad Mount un, Hack Heath aud
other celebrated white ash Cos thuioughy ened
lowest nRrset prices JOS. NtDUNALD Yards No. 3sl
seventh ccrner of Thirs IN street. ard foo' a
Tseutv. sixth street. North lives
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

VNANTED-A LADY, WITH MEANS OR FURNITURE'
furnish and take charge of first class LADIES' board
ing house well l;caed House is steres with all inn
proyemens Address Hanbury box lS8 Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

w furnished Room with Board with agreeable par' es
and where there but few boarders Mnsi
located amt in tho upper part OF the city Address q.
Ieral
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
WINES AND LIQUORS.

v,ovRBoN wHfSKEY-FROM THE "DANIEL BOONE
Is distirries Bourbon county, Kentucky, constantly
hand Tor sale barrels for by the sole agent Of said
aislleres. Y. EDWAfp MILES, 70 haioeh hhe.
VxyHIsKEys FINE OLD SCOTCH wHIsREY 81 PER
w gallon hfty bottle; choice old Bourbon
and RE Whskeys from 81 " 81 per gallon; old Jamaica
Rum 81 to 81 gallon. at S Eighth avenue, north
east corner Twenty-sir street
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

DOOMS, WITH BOARDING-AT II LAFAYETTE
IL place, for two small families; or three single
Permanent bOarders invited al
uaton is desirable. Terms moderate and accommodation
good. Dinner at o'clock.
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

RIO LET-A FURNISHED ROOM, THIRD STORY
without board to single gentleman. Inquire "a
Twentieth street, third door east Of broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY. LADIES AND GEN
" trmen NJ Nsg yois and vicinity can procure the -
pric. ih~ir O1 Clothing, Furure Csrrrts a.
~ ng adore Nrs j. 3OLDSTE1N 1876 Seventh
sveBue. Genielaen attended by Mr.. GoIds,ein.
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
HELP wANTED-FEMALEs.

A Ii FAMILIES AND GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIN
"A the largest old established Insute at the of q,
and lth ST. for German English, Irish and America
woven. Mrs Floyd in attendance. Good places alway
ready Several Pr0te estants wanted.
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

DC GREENE STREET. NEAR CANAL.-FURNISHED
~ Rooms To let 70 gentlemen only Rooms from Is cents
81 week. House has CrotOn water Also,
similar Rooms and Rooms housekeeping at No. Monroe
street, corner OF Catharlne,
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLE
man and lady, Board for lady only; also Board
single lady, at S6 East Fifteenth street.
Mrs. E. CARLTON
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

NyANTED-A FEW LADIES AND GENTLEMEN TO
w learn very profitable business; will pay SIS $50
week at least with little labor; is warranted steady
ana winter terms low. Please apply TO Dr. r. Love
The New York herald., 1862-02-13
BOARDING AND LODGING.

RROOKLYN HEIGHTs.-A PLEASANT FURNISHED
- faror 70 rent with Board 10 gentlemen, or gentle
man ahd witt; also Room single gentleman; eligible
oa'ion, Is Willow street. within three minutes walk of
Fulton " -
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET-TU GENTLEMEN IN
sna private family entire second door; three
win closets, crates and Terms, together
week separately, So on or address John Ross House
Agent, Is Elghth avenue. '
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

CCoTCII ENGLISH OR GERMAN GIRL WANTED-OF
steady habits used to of children and can do
their sewing fair wages will be Good city reference
required Apply at No Livingston place between 18th and
10th
The New York herald., 1862-02-13

~ OOD BOARD AND SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
VI in larg, modern house with all improve
small family Ono children snooping around may be had
In quiet gentecl neighb0rhood reasonable
ton between Beecker and Eighth and
way for lady and gentleman. No better aons
in New York. Terms low. Address z. o. B., Herald