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TIE Grneicuberg Con,pany's Medical instiii-
In
ia. been removed fIom No. Z Bonds {,
No. 1870 wiLLiAM.sL. stN-loRA'

ISorr c1ruar II Fslrr.J
Over the wholesale drug stcrc u A. T.. SANDS a Co
The ceieb-,,ed Cra-fenberg Iioae CaiLc.col nlf II ~
tn Oraefci nerg Family ncalcHes are SOD "'sse el1
retail =. above. d,
Ir D. y HRIDOE. the Rciion Phy i-iln u c9nsll
with d. friend. nd ps'icn.s at No 1873 NiLLlAN-4l,
from 10 3. no. 20 y. -.
~-,-fhTTfON.-I .AW,nr sN- orurR trrniNr "a
ruoifoos rss sorIISo &C. rnE LAfu0LeoN thAA D
mn GRhEFEsbtk0 COMpANf'." aAFisG ThH
A. Al OF ruE lsAEpsABEEs COgPlSy AsD tn NY OF
JOSHUA y BRIDGE. NJ. D.. TuE OVT.lD. IN rrEA
40 AIs sIGNArrRg rnE IHsIaE .,sIL
la..riaeflirl grlsllf nl %
and " rr1ss arff ~ g~4piaf beuaTe % rH i'an
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DIR. Rndwny's Pills.
TIE ONLY PURE PURGArivEs.
THE ONLY PURE PURGAflNEs.
TIE ONLY PURE PBRGAIyEs.

Pufraon In al " nizeOn C0ss'ip-i9a Cos.i'e'
nee. Dyspcpsia Liver speea and kidney Compliant IN
Snail Po1 soare, Fever Bilious Fever aid o.her ma snan
Fsysr 10 the only sure means Bus TO this
end t necessary that pnrSafsea ts, VII care. lie ifer'
end di.el.ed huaors from the system wAon rr'tuclns
va aknss. irritation s'fanins, tenesmu' or pe be used
All other. are hurf and the patient Dr. Rad
way. Ps are the only pure parzat.ve pills in lc One To
six bose. will perfect curens, only Eehcss. bat cure.
Price Is cents per box. Sod by RAD"Af Co. No u
Mdenlaue corner Of Gois.. and BIZ Druggists seaeEiAy
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Business Notices.
a New PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF


a New PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
EXTRACT OF THE
ErcnT BLOOMING CERrrs,
Ereur.BIoossa CEREus.
kleur- BLOOMING cERrvs.
EIcHr .DLooxNe CErEus.
EIeu1.BLOosnSG CEREus.
EleuI. BLOOMING Crshus,
NlcHT.BLooMISG CERgus,
Elenr.BLoomIse CrrEcs,
Most Exqg.c Delicate and Fragrant Perfume Dislllst
from the RARE and Beautiful Hover from which ,,A.s '
name PH,LoS Sos, g. Nicholas Hotel.
Sold by druggists generally
A Southern gentleman, man OF taste, who
formerly spent his Summer North recently confessed N
letter rend that Of the inducemenlso JON the 90
Union again void Be- The o. qsg NOR sS sood
Ing man and gentleman since the last one bousn o. bun
became dilapdacd or further usc send me one POI
sibe from the Old stand No 81! bfoadw'y.-
GROVER a. BAKERS
UfcUrsr Parxrus SYv sG MACHINES.
toa SALE Al No sJ5 BsoApwAy
Every description Of Machine Sewing cone to order.
CAYTRFLL's SHOE STORE.
cnccn's Boots Shoes and Caters Of every variety 81
MAKE. sutab. msde to order fcf oil and " uie weat Va"
be- foun das CaSrRELts 10 slJ way ocw llln le ~
WHEELER q WILSON'S HiGHEsT PREMIUM
SEWING MacuISs-"We pre'erit or family use Tribune
Aud FooTEs FATESr UMBRELLA LooS 5Thsp 500 Broah"cy
DISEASES oP THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, UglS-
AIRY Asp sErUI SYsrgxs New AID reliable 'elit M ~
Reports of the HovARp AocA1oS-fcni in seaca letter
eu,elovcs free Of charge Adde'S d. }. sALLs liot@h
rcs, Howard Association, lhiadspha Ia
BAToHRLoR's HAIR DYE.--Ghc best in the
world Perfect natural rcsiic harmless, end nrniancol'
In effect. The genuine I, signed NtMAs \ hAie"LIo~
sold by ell Dru'si'is Factory No ~ Baiclay,'.
TIE CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE Is
sent by mail prcsit ioF Is OF I'm ~ oeluiai noa,,
dress Hr.fiY CrAiG No g3s groslway NowloiNi cal
and examine. ib-rs. di.eonntio the tr,de.
ABBOTT X RATHBUs have ready fine assori
meni Of faLL and wI>TrR CLoIniSG ter MES and
BoT.
ABBOTT 1 RArnBrs 10. so broadway.
Under s. Nichols Hotel
SIwIsG MACHINES TO Rent,
Md fof sGle-Nfs.
$. " wicErs ir. ISIS Broadway COZ nroone o., mp Stair
TIN palmer Arm AVID LOB FRANK
pAixrf Inventor and fserro ksof iige fsoan1 G3ou,
Ny Al.o rlai'lhatnd boston un', horici q fALStA
TO. AVOID .mp'ilioa ~ GO Lag On TIE iprer'o
.JgYYERs's stock Of Ladies' and Childrcn's
sHors ior fsl siiri 30 cT0uds Oily rto aprf--se
nT..o'sss good. as or fr.oe jrfSfHs No 80 hsoaiHay
Also, bio lac1rane lo'asc eure ior Sora.
TRUssEs.-MARsn a cos Radical Cure
Taes. on e ouly = 70 fc'eyt.. 80. r;ie ''rn Do
nens1ry bsnislrs ella tiar Stocking co. 'a.oe 'ers,
shoulder brace. az. ia.y attendant
GoLD pANs.-Thc best AID thc ch. apcFt at
4 AorEoS' No p 4sia'ar.ine. Nr~ lof.-
FoE rnR HAm-BARRYs TucornEGous.-
H.. 5cli go -heirrff article sod ly a. piHua.
rr-uus
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legislative Vote in san Eraucisco.

Low. ns1ity thus far i77. Last year Sweet over s.
cuson 2ss,i over Fitzgerald 5,42l over both 1871
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WILLIAM blDUlff
Tifien. il6,h.s,., between 81 aud )davs.
CArAREH CURED.


NEW ToKx Aug o. 1859.
fh,vs been suffering oT he l', three years from severe
C..aIfh. Will continual dulln.ss in my heed. tshines'
a-soss ny cte. wcs. ny eyes, which vere week
ps,ry and very rlla.el ry uos,' were eonnnaiy Oh
.,fue,ed With pouring fluid have had Frequent neezns
hoas-nsl Of ny voice generally attended viii, splitting ofc
with .an-l, Of ny threat together with soreness aud
llrpas Dr. Won E,ntefs hs, cured me Of all these di'a
sseeab.c irs,gine TOW feel new ir The treatment o'
Dr Ven Eis.nbers Il .hia a. il 'ueers'ol !, mpo'
,s 70 orrrfais The bensa have received At bis hte
i.a,iy recommend say ,usefug Ike ye'i to Ii'ee
,aeiyra uaaef Dr lon Eissn5ers' ~ih oe'ininy
being lTss,iy cured give th with gratitude and piei'
o,s oaunoi orbcar a,n ayins,ha, M 'oec which was
iess ed tles when arred 10 Dr. You Esnhe's i Tow
leg ,ra -,,l irdsei 'e-i sbanlanily "'i'lsl
JAMES LITTLE. Nc. sis i,hss., Newio'A
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

LArLrr JAY % 1859.
Th.-c tec det, ff over twenty-five years, and Dr. Won
Fseabers IN, operated both my without the slightest
pain "a no. believe such thing could be done no"
heaT well and se my head clear which did no, for the last
twenty years The dercriy and 'li with which The opera
ton as performed cvinces the highest practical ability
hear perfectly lis nos a month slce the operation
IA cel..alc 70 fce q, well a. ever.
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JAMEs FuMoSG. No. $50 .dsv


No ia Atihssri rH" J OAK REQ v ipA
Have been completely tfin one car 'nd partially 90 IN
the o,cf Tor above seventeen years, With dArseble ds
ehafyr nom both combined with continual sumens
noise IN ths head Cor which have been treated oy most
eminent psacsiioner IN he city without he slightest relief
Ieo1saicd Dr Won Ecubsss bu, must candily say that
bel no faith In m when oil 90. its therefore due
to D. Won Fi,enbci akuo~irdse that entirely cured
i.o that lo displayed ali, and ledge which lave
pfoensd f bin such uniiyaiol reputation. A. have had
az ~ au.ty compans u mode u treatment with that
o o.ls osB truy the, It not only SUPERIOR but
Che ri4,pcs which dfee; be-. mode OF restoring the hearing
,,, ia my opinion certain JOHN TAYLOR
Nrw.YoEg July 10 1871
Ills ccifilss that ny mother has been ios some time
ied uih partial dcif'' suffering from PAIN ani rum
rs oes l tlr load osr.hsT with o.cf indications OF
300. io. OF Lrlfus d. Won Escubcfg removed from he
c.,a gfaa quantity 90. laos together VIII coasuaicd blood
lowing or l,iaileousy sad nll without pain i, /, with
.-.feiui tnauss tia, ..se hi, testimony to bis sii
CARROLD }. POSr, no. 20 South.st
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srv -Yoax sep,eu.bor 2.


have been rerins ff yesIs pot isou ss''fe c'i'
m ssosi les,inc.s ov,, NJ eyes wit .esoe d PRECISION.
, 4l.sls .as pan "a - brad srrai d.feniy 10 b''-h
nr .rd corUrafl accuuu.st.on .n NY nofr whah gave
ns c,.s, asiis io srrs'l year. la'o coa-ulsd e'ra
rhyis.ni to pTauori.r-d one Co 10 cln'a'np sr VIA
lrirl s o.. iaas ,lls l. ne-sciD.5'-. ~ y'ra ives
,n.lry d,r.snr,l nd grossly d,li1iad %; Only ~
oas b.. h.is cosd ,oataa'ly before ry eyes I'D ny
~. WI, % ae'sa -. afeasari with total .9' o.
ls.ns 'y. thai. ~a' guided By f'o'iirn'o 10
lei. 60 D. yoa ysrnbef, uio rot ou'y cured me o.. ny
Cssuh BY removing lsionI.ns qHlnt'y ~ dapeea1'
s.i-r fo 10y bod bu. b. res,ofsi l 60 r', h'ilih
bl,,.lns bare foyed for many ye,f' Vow ENJOY
sod ui ..., "a paf.le my bltncs with comfort
nas ss.ro,as, lhsi IT, Non ti.-n0efs MA M 'ao
..sasusli ~ Cs,arh d,isrr, The hio 'ommrndsou a.
n, gsucps which direct. hl, system q cua, caaf.A l.
sueh A. 10 render flcocs. certain.
J,nts FtnLOSG No $50 - ay
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STATE CENTRAL coMMTTEE.


North Dutch Church, corner Fulton aud Nian-sis Sta
r'yia. service every SABBATH, a gclo \ y "a. end
=. Va the evening SABBATH SaifDoL M Dipk
4 sclsck a m and D NJ Youny Prcnes PkAlER
nFETlhG Al g. in The eyeriss. TifsDAl = FlsG
Lecture 4 \ O'Clock FRIDAY EVENING, Ffsytr HesAn
Al !, oooct Day iraysr ing nom u to o,cA
81 s.s invited. and lts furnisncd
lIcrcpniiie Librnry C'asses, 1885,, 70"
f,-rnng French and Corr an s. sPaIsh ~ pr eu,,I
for Fersous not M.n.osrs sldiLoue' ~ a i-ss lo'
LhDiE, in toe AFERSOOS, aise other Ciaises a. usa'
Apply q. ,he Library. A..or Piece
TIE raIytechuir Association Of the hmerlcan
ln.fi,ntr viii meet a i' In TIE Cooper Union b'i
- THIS .Thu..aayj FkENISG Oct a - :. ococs Sab.
cct gay.e. iie - F4ir" The sct;nss " IDS Atip
cla ion ere open to The public go
SAMUEL D. TlLLMAN Chairman.
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Union mcetin8
COOPER INSTITUTE.
en-, ,AY EVENING. Oct. g. 1850
Tho conoit,ss kaye to that. owing to engage
n,en., in Penp,ylyani,. it viii be impossible for Mr. RAY
MoND to be pe,.n. thu at the above meeting as advertised
20 sterday.
HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS
WILL however. CERTAINLY be present
Efforts are being made to secure the presence OF
HON. DANIEL s. DICKINSON
EX.LIEUT.. GOVERNOR NOBLE
OF WISCONSIN
Tie COMMITTEES will msks further announcements to-
morrow.
lie, there be tod .1rnou, Of th' Loyal men Of New
York
By order
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Notice 10 Special PoI.cerIep.-A BIB 'nv VI
sPFLiAL FOL MEN VIII BE- hold q DfaulNn Tan, -
80 IiousiOBat, THURSDAY ENEninD, % D. q ~
A full attendance ). requested.
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Fan and Wrfer.

VID. GOLD WArcH-C akISS-NfN STILES.
Fer Lldifs and Grntemeu
Ten fifteen Tssnts Twenty i've, THIRTY FOXY ts ia
One Hundgo1 Dolli.s each.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

ANOMALIES OF THE DAY.--we bear complaints
on every side Of the increased cost Of all arti
cles of personal consumption; but yet, curious
to say, never were more Of those articles con-
sumed. We bear Of clerks unableNto live on
their salaries. and mechanics starving on two
dollars and half day; but we see the clerks
wives wearing costly silk dresses, and the me-
chanics spending more money at the theatres
than thew have ever done before. II Is well
ascertained fact that amuscmests Of all kinds
particularly those frcquented by the working
classes---were never more prosperous than they
ARE at the present time. II 10 equally certain
that there is no such thing as distress to be en-
countcred in our community except among the
idle and dsspstcd. We zee plans started for
the organization Of female labor, or In other
words, for the formation Of female trades
unions; and yet We know II for fact that at
no period has female labor been 10 highly rrid
There are manufacture, In thi' city IN which
women earn a. much as from twenty W thirty
dollars . week. In many instances where
strikes have taken place among male operatives
they were already getting higher wages than
they had ever previously obtained. And II
sAasAa nj - isrrssisa t.sL IA saa;tsa ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
TRIPLE SH d EFT.
New York, Wednesday, December 3, 1868.
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

Advertisements for tho WEEKLY HERALD be band.
Cd In before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its
circulation among the enterprsng mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly Advertisements
serted the WEEKLY HERALD will thus be by large
portion the active energetic people OF the United
Stafas
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
REBEL ACCOUNTS.
News from the Battle Field
to Sunday Morning,
- =.

kilograms to thc 6sehMend whis, No
vemher 20. .--.>
0RAxcs CORN Housn Nov. 2e-eAM
rain storm prevailed al day yesterday No move
meuts OF importance IN either army. This morning NE
enemy are deployng In our front in line of battle
GsssraI LEE.
There has been fighting since Friday. There wa
some skrmishlns on saturday Tho Yankees have esAs
days rations.
General Fitzhugh Lee drove The eoemys cavalry
Rsccoon Ford and Mortoa Ford yesterday.
uday's tight wss mostly with mustciry.
Mosby ieil on tnsTe Of the Yankee wsson train ssss
Brandy Station on Friday morning. and burned thirty
wagons Asd captured husdrsd and twsvs nslss -
twenty hmres. t.tssa
Tho committee from Richmond 20 iook after NE
wounded Mr.rcd ~ Gnrthnsvisc to-day.
Tue two armies confrcrurr each other In ros Of
bastie. Iearful.hsh cannot long No possponed
General Fwel returned 10 the army iod,y
General Jones who was wounded co FRIDAY, VIII rc,uru
o his command Morrow,
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

war bad ephspssd the value Of theft wagss by
reducing Tie a&ouht Of competition dhd red-
dering employment more certain. We do not
pretend to explain these anomalies. They are
among the curious features of the times.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

New GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.-Wo under
stand that Henry Ward Beecher left for Wash
ington the day before yesterday, having been
sent for by Mr.. Lincoln to consult with him in
regard to the formation Of agovcrnment bureau
for the regulation Of the condition of emanoi.
pated slaves. The negro being destined hence
forth to enter largely into the calculations of
our current expenditure, II has been determined
to submit to Congress plan for the disburse-
OF course we cannot abandon to starvation and
death the hordes OF these uniortunates who are
being cast upon the world by the operation OF
the Presidents proclamation. Lamentable as
is the condition OF thousands of our white citi-
xcns, who have been reduced to similar state
of desttution by the rebellion, they will have
to wait their tara until these special objects of
government benevolence shall have been cared
for The organization of the proposed bureau
is to be on an extensive scale, and will no doubt
furnish many fat siuccures for our republican
philanthropists. II will, we presume, be pre-
sided over by Cabinet officer; for we see no
reason why the black man should not have his
Secretary of the Interior as well as the white
We are not quite sure that the great body
of our people will relish these arrangements
The war has cost and is costing every white
man in the country fifty per cent of his
earnings. If, in addition to this, he is to be
saddled with the permanent burden which is
sought to be placed on bis shoulders by this
scheme, it will assurediy provoke reaction
that will disturb the calculations Of those en-
gagged In 1t.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

DEATH Of the unisSd states Marshal tor
C2RucCucut.
Ncg1 N-v HAvxS, Dec 1, 1895
Mr. psvd n. Orr. NE United states Marshal tcs thS
~ oIsy In oveutnxf
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Arrest of Mayor w.Jscr.
tHHst.o, Tee. I, 1868.
Mayor vasscr whose alleged ffnudast revenue usns-
actions al Cairo a'rcs s.aded 10, IVES Ar.
esled at Mcv ckar thcaze, 10 this ciT, last night
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

particulars will be found under the pproPria'e
head in another part Of the paper
Our specia European correspondence, the WIN
extracts from our foreign files, published In the
HERALD to-day, contain very interesting and I'M
portant details of the news to the 18th Of Novem'
ber. The very latest reports of the English turf
and prize ring are also published in our columns
We have interesting advices from st. Domingo
to the 7th inst, giving regular review oil the
progress of the Spanish and Dominican arms to
the pa1osnt time. We also have some original
letters treating of the same struggle, but though
of much interest, the news is not of that I'M
portance which demands its immediate publicity.
We have dates from Bermuda, West Indies, to
the 18th instant, bat the papers contain no news
The following paragraph, from the Royal Gazette
of the 18th instant, may be important, as it posi-
bly.refers to new aud dangerous blockade run
ner:-." The quickest steamer that was ever in the
Hamilton waters paid us visit on Friday last.
She is named the Heroine, is of iron, Clyde built,
is lOs tons barthen, and is ls0 feet long. She
draws but three feet nine inches of water, and can
stow, we are told, three hundred bales of cotton
On her passage up from st. Georges she averaged
nineteen miles an hour. We understand that she
has been sent out here to w. P. Campbell, Esq,
tOf sdtc. AucEc NuS PuitJ vi hou'SS ""u 6"-s'S-
men from ST. Georges on board the Heroine on
Friday. She returned to st. Georges the same
evening"" Let the officers of our blockading
squadron look out.
The Surrogate has admitted to probate the will
of Francis Calsn, deceased. The accounts of the
estates of George w. Miller, George Walter, An
tome vignes and Catherine vgnes, deceased, have
been finally settled and adjusted.
The rise in gold mparted more bougant tone to the
markets for both foreign aud domestic merchandise yes
erday and quite number OF articles there fair
business AZ the Produce Exchange there espe
cal change anything but the advance established on
Monday sustained but onlya moderate business was
reported flour, grain and provisions. Petroleum was
in fair demaod bat business was checked by the firm
ness OF holders In groceries the movement was mode
rate Freighs continued duh, but unchanged
The market for beet cattle but moderately sup
Piled and with good enquiry prices ruled nearly half
cent higher the average, though the was much
the same There larger proportion Of prime Offer
prices though sold at the extreme rates The range
was 7c to 1sc though some scallawags went at
&c. to &C. The bulk the offerings went at &C to 10Hc
Tho election nteriered with business; but all sold Mich
COWS were steady. veals active at SC. to TIic
&c., the latter an extreme. sheep and lambs active
and Soc higher sales varied from $s so to % SO 81 25
Swine were lower corn led 51sc 6,ic; still 5aic Co.
receipts 5223 beeves 125 COWS, 6Ss veas
Is, ,98o sheep and lambs and AZ 800 swne
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

BOWERY THkATRE. BowerY.-DoGs ov THE JUNGLE
JACK RosIFsok Hrs MokKkY-WILD Bor or BoHENA
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

NKW BOWKRY THEATRE Bowery-CARRrER AND
HIs HIsDoo-Rookwoo0-TxwaisLE Sxc9Er
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

OLYMPIC THEATRE BrnAdway.-SrRICxEN HEART
AorRFss NJ DArLcHI-YANKEx LG0ACT.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

ACADEMY OF MUSIC Irving Placs-rHr GERMAN
OPxKA-ALEssASDRo SrRADKLLA.
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

Oar Washingson Dispatches.
WAsuScroS, Dec. I, 1889.
r. ~ is reported to-day General Meade has fallen back
upon Fredericksburg. most probable. the campaign
In Virginia must be closed with the recent movcmsaa
there
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

BARHUMS MUSEUM. Broadwav.-ARARuN GIASr
OiASv Girl. GIANT B0Y. LiLiIPUriAN KINdR&c.. a. al
hours. FORKsr BANDir-Ropou DfAxoNp-Afel noou ana
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

The charter election yesterday prssed Oft very
quietly and smoothly. O. Godfrey Gunther WAS
elected Mayoy BY plurality OF over ak thousand
Sotes. All the democratic candidates for Alder.
iasp except one, were successful, and tho majority
Of the democratic nominees for Couneilmen. Po.
Hce Justices, Cisi; yost,ccs and school odaoes,
ybess Ut seneaSsAs = ) k1aisi&j 6as6f. yCl
The New York herald., 1863-12-02

wALLACKs THEATRE Broid~aY'-RossoALs
WINTER GARDEN Broadway-TIcxEr or LEAVE
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North American Fire InS. Co.
De- s N4 18i iiff4 ti
oF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
JANuARY i. -.

AssETs
Sasa o and lash Items $3.50 &c
oe',s'srs- %, I, terra, ,;; 5.sls Z,
Bonds ,; Sl4ss 90
s., sh.5es X. NJ; -, soi.hi4 %
Central Railroad dShaFes..............,, "a f7s ~
Accrued Interest, Premiums due, and ali
other property of The comp .-........ = asa i6
Total Market sSss. Iss n
LIABILITIES.
Unsettled ..,.,.,,.,.s 1860 IS
S,20,h2s GS
surplus 26.b2t as bes Is
Policies issued BY JOHN ID. sroPPELMAN,
so Agent al Dayton.
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airs. A. called and gotone dollars worth Of
lal NINE CANT SUGAR, AT MrNIoKqsl


airs. A. called and gotone DOLLARS Worth Of
sl NINE CANT SUGAR, AT MTNIoKSAH
The nices; kind. bsnltig glfalg coed sad
Mrs. B. got one dollaf's worth OF The niceslkudi
y bnTEN CENT SUGAR, AT MtNfoK,s agni
Mrs O. got one dollars worth OF the choicest quai
lygR 0st.,.3 "a ,.i,e-iTf ~ M
g EihfR es CAST sYsAR, At ftN1cKis..
NJ y TayF thpi be gol The lest quality OF greeu
u no 'cQffEE AZ u, a. Mtsfok's,
TIM he eyer drank and Airs. D, says se got the In.
GREEN TEA AT j. A. AfrNfeKs i1am
While every boly calls gets sorne or tha exsAIent
~ ExCEIsloR SYRUP ATJsiA .tMtNfcRlp9
Mr. NlisaYs he purchased ahalr barrel o. taYn
WHITE FISH AT .. A.MTNicRts iais
Decidedly the lest he ever used while the sn,,py
iif NO. lMAcKEREB, AT J. Al mIEIcK,s. II
Both lof sise and quality, cannot be oSe,s in ths or
he invites AZ o call at his establishment sp3io
Peot MS STOCK OF al Yui alu1I TH.fIt n
CHOICE DRIED FRUTT ai IS llti.. .Be..gIr rg
H3al .lii CptFkEs AND TEAS. ..t,t-....
.9.It ir,a ,.,s. SUGAR or ALL KINDS,
Aud the largest and best variety OF Grocsri. ! NJ N &
~ the city HIS large establishment II On the = W.
Corner OF Market and Je enerson "a. %
mar29y HfUfT+'
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HELLER a YOUNG's
COOKING RANGES.
THE BEST In THE MARKET.
ROBERT OGDEN,

JEFFERSON ST., TWO DOORS BELOW MARKET,
1 3 Agent in this city and county for HRLL.ER A
i fouhGs COOKING RANGES, the best Cooking
Apparatus ever invented. He puts them up In the
EyeI{ one who has used them testify 10 their superior
The subscriber would say that he haa alsa a l.rsa
and superior stock Of Pufnps, Gas and Steam, p,,,S
and Plumbing meterisl, which he will put ID 10 orief
IN the best manner At the lowest prices
Can and examine. ROBERT OGDEN,
de6 Jefferson, two doors below Market.
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The Old Established Binder, lI !,

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CONNER no ~ MAIN MAIN AND THIRD STREET, oyeA
NJ AhuFACFUREs all kinds Of BLANK BOova,,t y p
u u Senhty othees, banks, Rail Road Unies- g,,-
style, rSm ~ cents up 70 s2,SOper quire
SsHl 30, iaii or Move paper nsed on Blahk Wtrk
mHt7Anes, Periodicals., Sc, &c, laJilui lf ~. 49,.
desired =, plan o. g snd having The Tools AZ of
to h,sis9 all volumes hound by ihem ' f''Ff'F'
oid hooks relSpnd' and nsde 10 look betier fhs,, .
Music bound IN any style siesireti. and pdgsi con
feuehce never beiofe offered here, with isusi, l,
- His PAGING MACHINE II t1e only ~ ",.
oy, aud = one oi The most Important iy,.e X X ''m
he present Day li will accurately page ap,t t,,,,
BOOKS vheghs, drafts, RAILROAD Bsoks ami ss,s'
ada ssiy kind q Blanks, a. high tea tloi,anl
r. W. Y; also pays very particular aftanfnp q, -. =
BS.IE BE a k,has oi BsaHbs with lfialea ions-~la
isoAh anu other work requiring neatness AMI ais,.s
-, Having recently greatly added 10 M % %
ras ne Ia better than ever prepared q pleas
- lie refers 20 The County ofhces Or Nontr.a, .la
~ rsepe' AlHkel and 70 the various Hanks. ihilr't
work e'i ~ SPfe'iieiis VI his !.
decis.
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