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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-10

Wheat II. &c lower and dull. Sales were made OF
only 5000 bushels at 81 IS for white Western 81 70
81 IS, for red and amber western 81 81 81 81 for Nil
warkec club and amber spring, and 81 40 81 SO for
Chicago spring. Corn heavy, sales having been
made Of 10000 bushels mixed Western at q2c o4i<c
for sound, SIC s21c tor nnsound and heated and csc
for Western white and yellow Rye ruled quiet at a o.
al ~ Sales made OF 900 busheh barley al a as
81 co. and $50 bashes malt at 81 Oats were in less
demand At 66c. a .sc., according 70 quality.
coFrrr was lightly purchased but holders continued to
qnotc:-Riu, prime, at 53c do good at BIC ~ &C., do
fair at Sic. 3iisc. DO ordinary Doc 30 lsc do
far 70 good earsoes Sic DC; Java, and bag,
ajc. 80 Naracabo. SIC. &c. Iacusyra 30s.c a
sake; ~. Domingo 29c a 29tsc.
oorroS WAS at eoc for mddilng, with sales Of SO
bales.
ERycWrs--The business transacted TO dav -~ss mode
rate rates were unalerod. 10 Liverpool there were
shipped 500 sbls -four at L. lloyd D., 81 900 bushels
grain st 5zd abxd, IN ships bags 600 tcrccs beef
3s 3D. ~ Cd 100 boxes bacon at COS n ass and 200
bags seed nj EOS To rdon there were taken 900
Dds nonr al 3D., 400 boxes bacon on p and 70 tons
heavy goods at .ss To Glasgow there were engaged zoo
packages provisions al 3os Cd
Hay selling freely at ooc 81 o5 for North
river.
iors in good request AZ zoe CSC for crop.
lgos was bald very nrmIy, but was quiet
fgs were steady a, ~ 30 for Eastern, with moderate
Mur.sss There we're $50 bbs New orleans sold, 81
4or. a so. for odd and new.
IN fair demand at full prices, incirding ~
trocuu AZ 2lc Csc. Cor crude and .sc f5c for re
hncd.
fgpyrloSs.-pork was dnu ~ sl9 bss Ns ~ Tor old
mes $40 ~ So 70 for new mss anu ~ 30 SIS ~
for old and new prime, with sales q ey bbls In lots
beef was css actiye hut stesdy with sales OF 20 bbs
Al Ell m si2 Is FOR plain and 81 - 3 30 for extra
mesa sales we're made also OF l. 400 bbs and ilerc.s
nrd wi.his ho range OF ~ &C. 1sc 80 boxes bacon
AZ ic apsc ard Con raci ,ges hams and shoulders ut
7izr ast.r and &c. OTc.. also 500 bbs tee hsna
NJ sis $40 So Butter IN very good request o. Zsc
Ole for state, and lie. 2c for Western Cheese rb
tluued active aud buoy ant at l0c. l5c.
Ran was steady, but was inactive.
srv-.-There were go packages Calcutta Htseed
500 a.s3 s5aS 20
ta,.c FOR New orleans, and &c. for Cuba
f.,tov.-saiet were made u 10000 lbs al il..o. q
He,
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM NEW ORLEANS.
Important Movements on the
Mississippi.
TEE LATE BATTLE AT GALVESTON.
EeRoIC DEFENCE OF THE H.n.ss,Fr LANE,
= II -
ADDITIONAL FROM THE RIO aRANDE,
&C., So. &c.

The steamship Marion, Captain Johnston from New
Orleans arrived here yesterday afternoon Annexed is
list Of her passengers
W. j. Anderson H. Baldwin, n. Brown, George c. Bu-
shanan, A. Campbell, H. h. Cox, Anoni Ferrt y. fetish
lady, Joseph Hotz, o. Kernaghan, Count Nc an
child and servant c. K Mliken, A. B. Proal j. 3. Payne
J A. Richardson, H. splan, Edward Taylor, r. s. Whann
BY this arrival We have received usual cores
eondence and files OF exchanges.
demonstration against Port Hudson had taken place
General Banks Order No. IL, being translation OF the
proclamation OF January had disappointed those Of the
population who had hoped that he intended TO return ug
tive slaves within the portion OF louisiana which m OK
empt By the President.
An editorial article which appeared in the evening
edition OF the True Delta OF the 29th u, which predicted
ahat General Banks would do just opposite Of what his
order No. IL promised, MOB suffered appear in
the frue Delta OF the following day and the editor Dr.
Kennedy reprinsnied.
Everything was quiet in New Orleans
Markets AT New Orleans dull
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Ths following vessels arrived on Snuday up bnt vere
not placed ander The Ahipping ia adj - ''' 49,
pors so. sunD1ai Csas..an CommaD Ter VIM Eaton,
noJM W uft and avs froin 20 Monroe
mS m ios US team sMn3ost Water Win
IS y. All gnnoa, Water Witch Lieut. Commanding Pen
eerstass roT hsyl SJh n AND days rro Fortress
roe IA 70. Of steam aunooat cica,ssn
Shin Southard Howard Kew Vest N a.y. On ballast
10 Southland Virginia uussey ' V'"''' - "
Barr CocATan, EoHaen NOrieaus \. days oa.,s. n
Bnck x Co. ''N.''' ''' -
schr Brown. Hughes Aievandria ana days from
Fortress Aos-Qe, IN ballast, to Jonas sm.th A Co
= AEl.QW
Brig Kennebee
8'sV she a ~ and two brigs unknown
SAlLrU
steamer Montanesa tSpl; saips Hansphere Savannah:
parks Nina IIyola BIZ; nr.g Brn -, =.
A.'o steamship En- -nrTey, or na. ana
srfnd NJ sunset NNE hight
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News from the Rio Grande.
aATAM0Ros NOT OCCUPIED BY THE FRENCH-TAA.

FlGV ENAtiATED, XII.
From the New Orleans Picayuue Feb. q
Rio GraDde adyiccs " .Jl - received here yes
terday. We learn that the F,. had uot occupied Ma
tamoros nor had any m their lurces with
intent been heard Of on Tho y. 3nde.
News q. the evacuation Of apico by the French had
reached Saamorcs Reports 10 the effect that they
had marched into tho ntor!or; but not definitely
Informed further than 10 the actual evacuation The
port OF TaInpco, however, was stiu blockaded
There as many as fifty merchantmen from the
United States and Europe at the mouth Of the Rio rande
with cArgoes foT Aatamoros.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

MONDAY, Feb. s-6P.M
ASxs.--Saes were msdo Of 50 bbls, at sxc for pots
and sxc. a &c. for pearls
BRxADsruTTs.-Flour was down &C. 10c. per bbi with
less inquiry from all sources particularly from shippers
who were discouraged BY the fall In gold sterling OK
change. Sales made q 500 bbs State and west
ern 900 do Southern and 600 Canadian within our
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OFFICE OF THE
" COLUMBIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY
Conner of Wall and Nassau Etrneta


From statement for year ending december 81. 1852
Toai a a%on Of Of asses, january
DIVIDEND for the Year 10 socihodsrs ls Der cent
Guaranteed cash dividend to dealers thoiing
during the year. vi Rq ds has %
or s IL cold risks on hs Per osn i,
peiiers With !Ss COMPANY win be allowed the option TO
ceg IN lieu OF SCRIP a. the end Of each year returns
all risks under tho New York form Of policy, FOL
shall have been and paid $500
other risks upon cargo and freight return
3D. Upon time upon hus and freight return ten
firms. aggre premiums upon policies
earned and during the shall amount 70 the snm Of
EDWARD ROWE Of {. 6ora Co.
John y DIGkERSoN, Of Dickerson. Reed 4 Co.
ABEL DENlsON of Denison, Binsse Co.
THos. A: Q: COCHRANE
M NM u. ] d ,Isa Of Harbecks 4 Halsey.
ko i 1ds s MITCHELL. of R. O. Micher4 CO.
A AIsEsT LEE LEE Of Conn Bruce Bishop
TH0s s. DICKERs0N. of vandervoort, Dickerson Co.,
NM Prss,s Western Railroad Chicago
WILLIAM YOUNG, Vice President Milwaukee Co Bank.
DANIEL ,n idp y, TELLLER Of Galwey, casado q Teller
WM II. roPliAM. of Popham Haxsun.
BIC. Norris. JK- of Caldwell 4 Morris
HENRY ). cAMMANN. of Wilson 4 cammann.
L Ia4MAs Lo k9RRs o,1.,.,.,o. vv.... co
S s25Esr s2TAE Z! e e Geo.
JEW m ss.s &c Rchsa% Co.. Buffalo
b baShS ELY 81 as es%sss Ely Chicago
WHITNEY Secretary. "
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!, ruPSuhMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACE
tar ..,auish1enA III Wes' Eleventh rtr-e between
ft1,h rd sixth Household furniture bored ard
s,t,, a 4 IN uf the VOID Covered 70
nori = Iurasre W aud froo the country. Furpi,arS
STORED
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


MONDAY, Feb. 9-6 p. N.
To-day's bank statement compares as follows
with that Of last week
irok enl's. Loans. Specie. Circulation Den sas
Jan a. $40 s23 sol 3sSg4 $40 S9O0iiO HSs 6I ana
Feo L.. 1882 ol 3s,243S39 s,7S0I54 I8o $40 III
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-10

The Pennsylvania Coal Company has declared
sem.snnual dividend of three and half per cent,
payable OH the 18th inst.
Hon. Samuel Sloan has been elected trustee Of
the United States Trust Company. and his election
is confirmed by the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Geo. II. Bend has been admitted member
OF the arm Of Livermore, Elews l. Co.
In the two States OF New York and Massachu.
sets nearly two hundred millions Of government
bonds and notes are held by the banks alone. This
shows how far the banks have extended their as
sistance TO the general treasury and the credit Of
the nation. These securities arc held "a follows,
including deposits in the ub-Treasury:--
New YORK bsnks fI35 S6S ,ul4
New York savings banks. II 500 100
MASSACHUSETTS, pabkr~ J9 Ia9y5I5
Massachusetts, rawlings banks .......... Go71 5s1
Iota-t"o ssles. ........., tiv AS ITO
Besides these there are held as collateral in
Massachusetts % $50, 267, and in New Work q still
larger sum.
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January !. iSGj
C.lonei Thorpe made a suitable reply after which the
company down elegant collsion The table a.,
cot Literally groan ulior the weight 0f cool thlne.
sone Of my brethren 81 The nuehns aud pencil Rrs
oud ~ saying s,mpy because u had lungs srosa
Vlllu but IL vas shundanty supplied. The gpad cheef
,ue-spersei with tome eNucl0ut singing ,oasi ~
aud speorhyine and tie company separated about the
woe sms hours zyant the tws."
The following : the general order Of Gonersi a.nGs
pr0mulgaag the o;nsncpAtson proclsmsfcn.-
GENERAL uEpgKs--No. ~.
NrspdvsrUys, D,rAErsKsr ~, GgLsl
Sgs DHLtiss, Jan. 20 tsrs
IT. yfOctr gtou o. the Pres the tinted states.
laiorr Auon 800 gogesrmsn ~ he 0lccrs oilers
this oommraa 49, al persons -cng their authority
~ designate pori1us o. he st,p 81 Llslara which are
not 20 ,. aueft1 w ~ PROVISIONS Tie AVE- 81 he Unfaa
SiAiss trvtf~f FORBID ofcrfa aruy aus nav III
return slaves ~ fer owners, decide u 81 the f.,p al
eyiisbie conditions o. fa'e sn8stiy rsr,- ~
classes Of cluE'ns q mura oi tha sbSoiue ft,n ~
rpd e0urt ~ rropery vhieh local n and ~ ,
fnued pesas OF the county nled sn4 s,rd ~ ,br,
The fcfu,Dis seizure 81 tugityss from H. 80 A., ~
their owners T. iunonsls'e-t NTH thesa las tf ~
j,ssnuoh oads 10 arsoua violence rld ne dsrtanrc
- lhs public posce and ammo, - permitted Once ana
roliers wii nc. encourage SLAVES 10 isaso Se
cupioye bit they cannot compel authorize aer ret,rn
b. f0rne
lie Vshc intsr-s. perer ptorliy demands that an rer.ons
-1ilp8t oher ~ support b. reguir arsa,u
tssnseis BY labor Nerross mt r.. THIS ~
vho thcr pioycrr will b. cpnpe sup.
la' thsns.irsn and fari4 = aoor %" pahc works
tEysf DC ar sns'ssees sLsiesr can ,hy ~ paissned 10
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The Senate is expected to act upon the financial
bill tomorrow, though the final passage may be
delayed till Wednesday, good deal Of anxiety
il felt on the subject in Wall street. owing to the
intmations which have been put forth that the
Senate believes in Mr.. Chases bank scheme as q
source OF revenue. The mercantile community
desire, above all things, that the government be
supplied with money to carry on the war until its
object has been attained. They will learn with
great regret that any childish alarms caused by
the natural advance in gold have led the Senate to
shrink from the plain path of duty in the present
emergency.
The business of the Sub. Treasury was ss follows
to-6 "
Receipts. 450,O05 %
FOR customs. 20 900 %
Payments. ........................ $50 $50 20
Balance Observation-Disclosures. 6O92 ,I26 10
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OF { y THORPE

labui.nB men ~ New ORLEANS, Wofkips
in9ef Ma 0r General Bntrris Special ardTT
No 9t.
January L. iStj
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sEcARs AND TOBACCO.

l,Eu.ss AT tEss THAN NAHEEE tAFEs. Ar NO "
- y,,ai,.sx NJ stairs 50 er. ~ uat and c. IN
brreps rencfaiiy iii DO vel 80 ans stock. sthe
kes.ys xi b. ,1ii very low. A. Broadway.
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OFFICE OF THE ERIR RAILROAD COMPANY, 10

" West street, New York, January 70, 1853
DIVIDEND.-Ine Board of Directors OF this Company
have declared dividend Of Five cent free Of
OF the endn 81 December $50 payable the
suers Office Erie place, the 18th day February next
70 those parties IN whose names the stock registered the
The Transfer Books Of the Preferred will close ut two
O'clock Monday the 3D. and open on 18th OF FcDru-
ary By order Of the Board.
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PASTERING! PLASFERTEG,,

HNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens of New Philadelphia and sur
rounding country, that he continues to carry
on the Plastering business in all its branches.
Stucco work, Gn,luding Center Pieces, Cor
nice, &c., Hard Finish, and Common Plaster
ing, done in the best style of the art, and on
reasonable terms.
From long experience in the business, and
having worked many years in. the leading cities
of the Union, am enabled to assure the pub
lie that all work done by me shall be well
done. Having two good assistants, am, al
so, enabled to do jobs as expeditiously as may
be desired.
Bd~All orders left at my residence on Wa
ter street, one square West Of Broadway, New
Philadelphia, o., will be promptly attended to.
JESSE STOWBRIDGE.
March 15, 1861.
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TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS.

TNXAMINATIONS in the Common IBtancheF
IL will,be held on the first and third SatuStl
day Of each of the months Of March, April,
May, August, September and October, and On
the first Saturday of each Of the ,monthsdof3
January, Februry, June, July, November and
December; and in the Higher Branches on TIE
fourth Saturday Of each Of the months Of JAM
uary, April, July and October. No person
will be examined oftener than twice in any ak
months, and no certificate will be issued except
upon public examination, Satisfactory,
ten testimonials Of moral character will be-,
required in all cases.
J.L.rMcILYAINE, o8lc
H. H. PORTER, 4.
s. MBRIDE,
+.r e> Examiners i't
N. B. Teachers are required tocoEne pFerr
pared with stationery, as the examination
will all be, written. si
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BOUNTY MONEY AND BACK PAY.
VALUABLE
FARMS FOR SALE

TX .IACREs on Stone Creek, miles from
-le)A New Philadelphis, and miles from
Canal Dover. There is about 10 acres cleared
and the balance first rate timber, with good
Saw Mill, new Barn and good House, ltWo
Orchards with about 100 grated bearing trees,
choice varieties Of Apples, and 200 Apple and
Peach Trees, selected fruit, planted out last
season. Itswill be sold together OF. diEided,
The Saw Mill and about 8 acres Of land can
be sold alone, likewise 20 acres, formerly the
Blaser place; with good orchard, and 20 acres
bottom, known as the Blickensderfer Held.
There is both Coal and Ore on the place.
l48 Acres near Sugar Greek, on the Shanes.
silieroa known as the Jennings farm, about
so acres clear, and the remaindef we'll tim,
bered. Three Dwelling Houses and s good
Barn on the land, with Ore and Coal In abpn-
dariceS For further Information apply to :
IEft4fft HENRY ANDERMAN, =
March 81, '62. New Philadelphia, o.
a ~ : ~
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A INV volume Of this popular Journal com
IA mences on the first Of January, tits pub
lishsd WEEKLY, and every number contains six
teen pages Of useful information, and from fve
70 ten original engrayings of new inventions
and discoveries, an Of which are prepared ex-
pressly for its colunns. ..
TO the Mechanic and Manufacturer.
No person engaged in any OF the mechanical
or manufacturing pursuits should think Of f''do-
ing withuot'' the ScIENfIFIc AMERICAN, 1t costs
but six cents per week; every number contains
from six to ten engrayings Of new machines
and inventions, which can not be found in any
other publication. ' &
To the Inventor.
The Scientific American Is indispensable to
every inventor, as II not only contains illus
trated descriptions Of nearly all the best in
ventions .as they come out, but each number
contains an Official List Of the Claims Of all
the Patents issued from the United States Pa
tent Office during the week previous; thusgiv-
ing correct history Of the progress Of finven-
tons in this country. We are also receiving,
every week, the best scientific journals of Great
Britain, France, and Germany; thus placing
in our possession all that Is ,transpiring In
mechanical science and art in these old coun-
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Of whatever We may deem ofinterest 70 our
readers. a
Apamphlet Of Instruction as to the best mode
of obtaining Letters Patent on new inventions,
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| Messrs Mum & Co. have acted as Patent
Solicitors for more than seventeen years, in
connection with the publication Of the Scien-
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No charge is made for examining sketches
| and models Of new inventions and for advis-
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Farmers.
The Scientific American will be found a most
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| umns, and the interests of the architect and
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Useful and practical information pertaining to
the interests of millwrights and millowners
will be found in the Scientific American, which
information they can not possibly obtain from
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are interested will be found discussed in the
Scientific American; most of the improvements
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| in its columns. ...
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HOUSE,
CLEHELAND, OHIO. .

TAVING taken the "American House" for
I'll q term Of years, and having entirely re-
fitted and re-furnished it, desiring to make it
"a HOME" and trust thatits future
as regards comfort, cleanliness
and attention, will merit its share Of business,
and the appreciation Of the travling public
Bill Of fare always the best the market will
afford, and charges moderate.
T. B. BR0CKWAY, Proprietor.
August /, 1862 6m.
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County Surveyor i, q, ssNOiiCeS,

r AM now located in New Philadelphia and v
will at sll times be in readiness Y atteRd
tc all the duties Of the office Of County Survey
OF that may beentrustedto TO me- with cars ancl'i
correctness. have now an entire haE! sef a, d
Instruments for doihg the most difficult Bur
ysyinn With tho greatest precision and accura-
cy. Lam full vsll assuFed that can give
general satisfaction TO all yho may emplogI.
me. / will also make plsns drafts. and ape-
cihOstions in the best styles Of aFehitecture,
with all the latest improvements In building,
both for economy, nsatnsss and convsnisneeJI 2
r0fice in the Court House. sdn 2alo'
- fktt,45 ISAAC ANGEI.,i Ia a
B re Surveyor ol Tus. Co., o. ~.
New Phila, March l6, 1861. ..-.I,. .i' ~
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-EE.A.MMELS,

Conservative Triumph at the
r County Seat. ,.9.
On Friday night last the republican
public functionaries met at the Probate
Judges Office, and nominated what they
called Union ticket" taking care
however, to put two republicans on foi
Trustees and one Democrat. The
Conservatives and Democrats got up al
issue thereon, by framing a Trustee tick
ct Of two Democrats and Conservatiss
Republican. The following was the re.
suit. C..-t
James MeDonough. (Rem,.) ,.)a..s..-. SAC
cially free of burrs.
B6~ Shawls, Dresses, Coats, Pants and
cleansed and cOlOred on short'notice.
B6r Carpets, in ordinary condition, free Of
tacks, cleansed for three cents per yard. Also,
Blankets washed and bleached. -.
T. K. WILLIAMS & co.
New Philadelphia, May 23, 1852.
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AVER
CATHART.I
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un'
comfortablei These .symp-
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serious illness. Some 1T Of
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and should be ayerted by a
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let the fluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
tlvity, purify the Hystql from
the obEtructiopH Vhiah make
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FOR SALE OR RENT

NNHE House and Lot next. to the Auditors
IL 0fice--ata great bargain.
Also, for rent, the dwelling now occupied
by Mr.. Crambllt.
MSrch 1882. 'e'''S
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Important to Females!
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DR.. Cheeseman's Pills!
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills!i
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills II! |!
The Health and Life Of Woman

The. Health and Life of Woman
rs continually in peril if she is mad enough
Il to neglect or maltreat those sexual irreg-
ularities to which two-thirds Of her sex are
more or less subject
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared from
the same.formula which the inventor, COR.
NELIUS L. CHEESEMAN, M. D., Of New
York, has for twenty years used successfully
in an extended private practice-immediately
relieve without pain, all disturbances Of the
periodical discharge, whether arising from re-
taxation or suppression. They act like, o
charm in removing the pains that accompany
difficult or immoderate menstr1ation, and are
the only safe and reliable remedy for Flushes,
Sick Headache, Pains In the Loins, Back and
Sides, Palpitation Of the Heart, Nervous Tre-
mors, Mysteries, Spasme, Broken Sleep and
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In the worst cases Of FLUoR ALBus or Whites,
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TO WIVES AMID MA IRONS
Dr. CHEEsRMAn's Pills are offered as the only
safe means Of renewing interrupted menstru-
alton, but 'A ffN
Ladies Must bear IN sITind
That ON THAT VERY ACCOUNT, II taken when
the interruption arises from natural causes
they will Inevitably prevent the expected
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| NECESSARY, for such is the tendency OF the
Pills to restore the original functions Of the
sexual organization, that they inevitably or,
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Explicit directions, stating when, and wher
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Exchange Hotel.

TNARMERS, and citizens generally of Tus.
oarawas and adjoining counties, will find
excellent accommodations, and bills as low as
at any other public house, at the Exchange
Hotel, North West corner Of the public square
New Philadelphia. They are respectfully iiu-
vited to stop and try the Exchange.
A. T RAIFF.
New Philadelphia, May 10, 1861.