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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

7
stDR. J. q. AVER, HonOred Sir:-l have made thor
ourh trial Of the Cathartic Pills left by your agenfs
and have been cured BY theui Of the dreadful rheun
atism under which he found me suffering. The hrst
dose relieved me-, and few subsequent doses entirely
rernoTed the disease. feel in bettor health now than
for sons years BEFORE which attribute entirely %
/ the etieets.o OF your Uafhartic Pils- p.
| Yours with great respect,
| - W ------ - LIIOIUH. E. Do HrQA LIZ,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

To MessEs. WM. KEABE s o., Baltimore - can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make on
your Pianos, which In my opinion, rank among the
very best in the country. NJ sTRAkOSOH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27

stThat the Knabe Piano is superior to ell Others
made in this country, for brilianoy sweetness, and
Voue OF tone needs only TO be heard to convince 70
the ect."-[State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
augI5:R27
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
TIE
COLUMBIAN (MARINE) ms. COMPY,
Or NV YORK,
With Branch Ofi,e at Buffalo, N. Y.

Statement Of the ahais Of the Company for the NTH
fiscal year, ending Dec 3st, 1872;
Premiums n usxpired risks. December
81, lS6l....-.-.-..-.- --.eZly ~ ".
Premiums received fr m that
date - recembar 81, lS62-.. si5,s2 ~
Total amount Of Premiums-.-...--... 81 iI1,z43 o.
This Com panyfssusz No policies upon Life Risks,
nor ubOn Fire Risks disconnected with msrine Risks.
Premiums marked OF as earned during
the year, tiess Return PTemtums) and
Interest received on nves'Inents....S rs ss6 3s
Losses paid during the ar..-...f4ll 0l3 6l
Rel urances, Expenses and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-27
ind il valuable one I0s sHs{RRY Is e T. wrpER

H8-For Ministers, Public Speakers and Singers,
this Candy Is Invaluable, being unequaled for clear
ing the voice, removing hOarseneass &e.
deesI.R27 No / Euclid 81, Clogeland, o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

The nne fast sailing steamship City Of New York. Captain
Kennedy viii sail Saturday next lAh inst, for Queens
town and Liverpool.
The steamship Africa, Captain Noodle sailed yesterday
for Queenstown ana Liverpool.
The steamships Glasgow Cap. Roskel, for Queenstown
and Liverpool and the Borussa Capt Stevenson for South
amIton and Hamburg. sailed on Saturday last
SHr SHAwMur Merrill, San Francieso Lvespool
sa sg out Msn gs an @ ROCK o
BARK q BREWER and BaIc BALpwrs, before reported
S cf & aa syS Se GssS s %o "a na
BHc JosrrHrs wilson from Baltimore for Kingston Ja
before reported lost was i42 tons register built az Mattapo
set IL 1914 In r Bs%9s n o sSo Apsa sSn sns
$500 in the Baltimore Marine Insurance Comma
company on cargo and freight
Bs Bnrs THiuaFn tof Yarmouth Ksl Collins, from New
the lh ut the Gingerresd Ground Her cargo consist
The captain and arrived al Nassau 10Th
Sem VIRGINIA, NJ Donald, from New York Halifax,
and became total loss.
The hun and ms,sras Of sesr Were pers stranded
cargo saved, TO be sold at shine time.
The crew OF bark Frcdk Lennig os at st Crox) arrived
nj 81 Thomas 18th ult.
ADpnss,To Captain rowars ship Australia, bound from
TIE beg respectfully present this address
ep i' Ike A ps ssd
no q The e %s 0 ~ w sSs exposed
70 you capt Towar as navigator great praise is due and
hope that Capt TOwat Will long be endowed with health
choose 10 leave lie land Of TIER nativity Tor nc American
republic signed A. T. BAfE, IN behalf Of The passengers
Bark Dorchester OF Saom iS tons built baltimore In
1856 been sold 70 parties In Boston private terms
ship Sby, C92 register, has been sold 10 A native
hous az Calcutta for r. T3Tl0.
Bark Quincy 5l tons, built at Quincy in 1856 rating Az
has been sold f0r $1,000 cash.
AZ brig Stella built at Richmond about 800 tons years
ola cnpperod. has been sold 70 Capt III CT
and others Of Portland, on private terms
schr WIN Ferguson, Of Salem 1875 tors buiIt in New
Jersey 1851 has been sold 10 parties In Dorchester
Gloucester. ami win hal from the latter place.
schr Dar o. Taunton 80 been purchased by mar.
ties In FaA River On private terms.
schr Alexander Bi9c, OF SIYican at baltimore Of
about 10 been cold partiea ann
sne - 20 e eenind ln we coans business under the
nand Of Capt Phinney
SCI War slbc Br5okbaven, hullt a. Pot Jefferson In
1861 i5l fpus has e purchased by Capt Cash Others
OF Cu,uit Port SGD8
schr Accommodation. 81 tons hurhcn tut in tsl2 has
been sold from Npwbury port - Lucnnpe NE for a-tN
She owned by DAVIS. OF NeWOnryor ans John
II R0Wley
scnr B,,nGcd Of Nywbutyport 90 tons bu,theu bu AZ
Bathor n ls5 has 6ec sold TO parties Gloucester
Sll25
schr D p no tons bnnhen bpu ~ Bristol Ne in 1870
has purchased W cap Ihonas Wnmf sou 81 wswbu.
rytoft. Tor Ssu0 NJ N..
abr va.c Mud of Grspptl Isle - sboals a. oas bar
then purchased ~ ksY, Morri son 81 saisba.
~, TO- ~ w.
lot u bart Ars,e Boston ~ ttu, II years iii. vas
NhaIcmen
sd ,aa Sew a,c,o,.i ios iusi tats Aunarnn. Atlantic
.ur .-.,5 lg.s Sane, o,ou u,sIo.t sana,lc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

tierces bsee al g. ea 200 boxes bacon Al l7s Cd and
BY steamer - boxs sacsa. 70 tons iaew at sos so0
packages butter al Uos and 100 0bls posk a, Is TO
Bristol 100 hhds, taliow M 1Ss fEtftf
MolAeen was hssvy, wee safes Il 2Ao Nbla New Or
leans At l7c . dDc, ard "a Ahs Porto RICO a bSc.
NAVAL SroREs were call a dropping TO bbs spirits
t0rpentine soA, mainly. terms bus IN part
by auction, q - lsk. f &e@ W
Ons were in css domaine and prices were less buoyant
We now ascts-Pesrolesun. re1od Western, free l0c
4Sc DO, boaA, 80. a. palm (casks) hrss quality,
12kc hnseeA, city msAe u 70 81 16 whale, good 70
prime, u % - 10; d. feAnsd bleached winter 81 ID;
spcrrc, crude, 81 co. do winter unbieached, 81 10
% is, lard. No. winter, n oS : q To-
$50 sois q "a % 80 y fer o mess $40 10 for new
do and al 80 as y fur prine Beef was quiet with
sales Of IT'S bbls q III Is e13 for plain, and SIS
$40 10 for extra mess. Sales were made q 900 bbs
and tieFcss Of lard within the range q l0xc l1Ic,
1850 boxes OF bacon q 7xc ESQ., and 500 packages Of
hams and shoUldesS q Yea oko, and 5kc &c. But
ter Quetsat 40 49, for STATE, and l7c &c for
Western Cheese was In slacg demand a. l2c. 16nc
RlCR Arm and sales reported u 10 bbs Caro-
lima at exc, with $50 bags Ast india part 1t 8kc.
SAL1 was IN fair demand and held win much frmnees
sALssrsn was inquired for, and crude was m at loc
SPICES were steady, but In less demand
Sv0ANs.-The sales embraced ESQ hhds. q l0Hc. a
12Kc for New Orleans, and 10xc.a l01<c for Cuba;
also, ITO boxes Havana 1t 1lKc. . l2c. Market nm
changed. "s....
wmsKr.-There were 4So bos. sold at ls,ls 4s,sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12
FINANCIAL.

GOT KIM 10 LOAN AT FIVE PER CENT INTER
Y0 lsyyy est, on bond and mortgage on productive
real estate In this city Apply In the once Of the Peoples
Ere Insuranes COMPANY, 70 JOHN coNRES, No %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL,
WEDNESDAY, March ll-6 P. NJ.

WEDNESDAY March ll-6 +. NJ. !.
The money market is extremely easy. Nor ~
u pressed upon the brokers at per cent, .and
many OF them are refusing to pay more ksn s.
Debt certificates sold at aeh to-day, and sAe No
vembcr issue at par. The first certifc Ates thu,
were issued mstured to-day Holders WAC wish b
be paid must forward the certificates Is the Secre.
tary of the Treasury at Washngtonsx ,Aey win re.
ceive in return draft upon one 81 the assistant
sreasurers for principal and inter ss. The former
will be paid in currency. The demands upon the
Treasury to pay these certifc Ates, which will
begin to mature pretty fast addsd TO the increas.
ing wanss Of the army and ANY, viii severely tax
the resources placed at Mn Chase's command by
Congress. The printers will want some new
presses to produce notes fast enough.
For the first time tor many days gold was dull
to-day Ii fuctuated between l57 and 1887, clos
ing at l57A bid. Exchange was inactive and
lower, The quotation for bankers bills being ia q
ITS. As an illustration of the recent gambling in
bills, leading drawer mentioned that some Of his
bills which he had sold four months ago, he sup
posed to pay debts abroad, had passed through a
score Of hands here at various prices, and were
finally bought back by himself last week.
The stock market was dull, and prices were
lower this morning. As usual, when there is lull
in the outside inquiry for stocks, the bears at
tackled the market and put out . few options. Az
the p NJ. session of the public board the quota
tons show the following decline as compared with
last evening:-Quicksilver per cent, New York
Central Il, Erie H, Erie preferrta "a Huason "a,
Harlem "a, Harlem preferred "a Michigan Central
u, Southern old ~ Pittsburg &, G~lena ~ Rock
Island u. The only exceptions to the market were
governments, which were better on q rlr.or that
no more bonds are to be issued o. present; Pacific
Mail, which rose l per cent, and guaranteed, which
rose l. In the afternoon the market was Irregular
Erie, Pittsburg and most of the active shares
lower; Pacific, guaranteed and Michigan Central
better. At the four p M. session of the public
board the market took sudden rally and became
quite active and buoyant, tho demand for the
speculative shares being particularly lively. At
che close, at halfpast five, the following were the
uofa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12
FURNITURE.

An ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD Fer.
n niture sale the property of gentleman leaving for
Europe-Pisnosores Paintings, stauary Vases Drawing
Clocks Buffet Extension Tables China, Class sayerware,
cash only. NJ. MIDDLETON, ll3 West rwenythrd street.
Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

Port OF New York. March N, 1898.
CLEARED. - A0l.
sseamsaiS 81 Andrew tBr, Kerr Liverpool and Glasgow
steamship Northern Light Tsnklspansh. As1inwaa-D
steamsh,p Bio Bio Drew, Havana and New Orleans
ssssa.hiD ParsersDurs Hoffman. por.and--H crom-
6nsSs
Ship Lizzie Romans (Br), Draper. Lverpool-wilams q
ssams @ Ho,s;sn E. Bros
ssSs 1DD AdieT ss sts% wsnRs, Brsnsnunshs,a. AGO.
hsT%sn Cape Ews, Carver
Bark wild Irishman tBr). Wood London-Trask Dear
EAT ssas2s b gs sos Ge
Bars Torans,o Tasso Meck) Dradherninr, Rotterdam
Ts.S i o 5s % Moves. c.ras9s; Buck AGO.
BBrs Lon Lemons: Blass: las1zs.5 BUCK So
BRIG Ida 6omsry, Mcclellan, Fortress Monroe-D
schr Morning Star aBr,, Miller. Hslifax-D B Dewoif.
g. oSn olS
Sehr D Townsend Townsend. Washington.MN Runyon.
sch s assilsn inmsn ssnton Son.
schr James Butter Joline, Fortress Aonroe-F Camp
sehr 4 s.eslman, Burning, rniadelphia-J Mckee.
sshr Ocean Star, Ham Sosion.-w Brown 4 Co.
schrS Baker West Gl ss Iews
schr Watson Jones, mart,ord 4; gr1ss: Co.
soop SO ol g9s New IaysnlH Racket
Steamer Josephine Thomson. Cundin. BALTIMORE
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of gam ;s Or hSsouSap aysrs0sS
psssensers March passed three issSes Hr
mse Da Ss g al sss Il s Sen
SGSn Of E Hh
pool tih INST lat Il ST. Ion 81 o. passed TWO ioeSerss
spsoa Sspe e %
rds exchanged signals with steamship ARIEL bound to As
U steamer clicOrse ~, Boston via Holmes Hole. Was
Ssss gsvs, New Orleans
Ra1i xnono sspss with fruit TO
i ss 19s F. ss I'll. BE s Hss
sls iss R. q Ssclsse Naples 60 day.. with fruit
sSss ST.. 9ss sems Rio a''e Jan
q Az. Cages Feb
g ' sssa s so%Ssny
Brig Sarah Peters Higgins Trinidad de ouba II days.
Brig Sarah Neys.i Eli: Mansanina, 10 days. with su-
SI,s fsIs se ny:t,SS, Mallory. Nswbern NC
% Sa s Hs s%shs 81 inst ts "a
Sn 81 80 % wreck :a ae susn
81 Ike heel .andns about 'i ,sn
s ssss Nsy lewis; s.xssrs, Nc, Day. 49,,
Schr Naut1us, DOckman, Beaufort, NC, days
Schr A Terry, stubbs, Baltimore, 8 days.
Schr Mary Pierce tof Bangor Shea, Baltimore for Pro-
violence.
schr Mary, Farnsworth, PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Washburn Thrasher, Philadelphia for Norwich.
Schr Mary Fletcher, Smith Philadelphia
s ssr fp for asSn''n
Schr Isaac Hnckiey. Merryman, Philadelphia.
s sSr Eass oo ssaion soss Sl@ea.e Del
Schr John JONES' Corson. Wilm ington, Del, 2days.
seSr Harriet snS: Fuller, Providence 49,
,c Warren Chapman New Haven.
SShr Marietta GRAY Aanhattygnyie for Boston.
Schr Emelne McLn, Buckln. @aAnsat'anylue Iof DOE
ton. Il, =, ,s-s :, =, 80.
u s steamer Chicopee in tow. ~
BELOW.
Brem ship Carlo from Havrc ..ee*s"'
One bark unknown. .~Si
l0tn-Ship Come --@ssiEU .
brig Orozin' eafks Daisy, JACOB Arndt Auguste'
iIth schrs X l. Tay Juniper, Ponder, Jr Albert
--stcamships Africa tBr), Northern Light; steam
or Massachusetts.
Wind al sunset SSW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

Wheat declined about &c with nnni,od Inquiry from
slippers. The sales did exceed 900 bushels al
81 90 for white and 81 II 81 Is for red and amber
Western, 81 b5asi g Cor Milwaukee club and amber
spring and 81 10 81 % for Chicago spring Corn r,s
as 900 bushels mixed Western NJ g2c atc tor sonnd
aud SC pir for unsognd and heated Sales vcen ,so
made IL $500 bushels rye at 81 0SaSi ~ GOO sheis
barley NJ 81 40a 81 co. and 900 bus bells barley @ al
si Is. Oats were iu limited demand a ~, 49,. ~
coraaE 70 quality
cofr0v was shade lower and in less request ,,es and
resalos having been made Of 900 haas couE al S0e
So &C. CIR miGdiuEs
shprnents included Gnu bhe. nosr ~ ~ Ill 100000 NHh
81 Cs.u = ai.d in bul4 100 tl8rccs afIa I.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

"WEDNESDAY, March 1T ?, n,
HxApHrrs were much depressed day by tho reaction
in gold and iregularty exchange Foor fell oT6c 100
per bb and ess freely purchased Sales were made
Or II 900 bbs slate aud Western, 200 southern and
700 Canadian within our revised range
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

ased Commences the main Inc nsI Coinmg anu
fups through saith Avon Batavia and Attica 70 bunao
cfe hundred and forty miles with branch road from
Avon 70 Rochester Of eighteen mscs ms company naa
prevtusiv acnu;sf by purchase the railroad from Hor
neu Nile 90 Attsca known ~ the Buffalo Divisho 1ne
road NOW leased gives second line from Corning 70 A.
Nv this road our line 10 twenty mies shorter Than ~
other between New York and Buffalo.
satsgactory arrangements with the roads leading
south from Emira have been made 70 run drece lnss
for passengers and freight between Buffalo, Phadelphia
and Baltimore, with change Of cars 81 Elmira only.
The huainess OF the Sub Tres sury was as follows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

The City Comptroller invites until the 18th inst,
at two O'Clock p. NJ, bids for an issue Of
$500 900 Of i've per cent bonds, redeemable on the
lst of November, 1869.
The following IL statement Of the exports Of
breadstufs from the United States TO Great Britain
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

MILITARY LAW AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE. PAT
l Broadway room 2GPrze Money, Pay Bounty and PEN
sona for soldiers and Sailors their widows and heirs. and
terms Vouchers officers and conracors and all other
counts known In military law accurately made up Send
circulars containing laws and information prize lists &c
- J. p. HUNT 4 CO.. authorized Agents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12
WATCHES, IEwELRY. sc.

nIAMONDS, OLD GOLD AND SILVER ny GoTyo
u TO LOUIS ANklCH T23 broadway, under the New
ork Ioc NrT VIII receive 20 Per more han NJ any
other place ia this ~ for Dismonls Old Gold Silver
Wpbpf be tratsje ed 10 tax other goods in eNrhapsp
NJ pays IN city iankahe 4cy. Camel liar shawis Mi
knas II iassnnn Pas hon hi ~ The hrhcs' price, L. A
- sh ~ AthfN tft ~ t>fi " VIZ" Nart Re TJ
. nauwpe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

$4,000 o s o's, 'sl ,cou
10000 Us 6's, '61 , reg .
1000 US Us, IA, cou
1000T73-lopcn.F &At
1880 do. Oct &AP
l0500 do.
10000 U s 6's, ! y Gel
5000 do. ........
1900 U 8 dem notes
6000 Missouri 0's.
foo California U.s..
1000 Ind 6's, war In
6G00 Ere 9th m BIDS
5000 B,MN Z LIST m
5000 Dc. .. .....,.
1000 G B h Q s. :, o
5000 Pitts, FwaAtso
TOGO Clev&pitts2d IA
hnfn ri~ssADtstsAth<{
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

DENTIST WANTS PUPIL FROM - TO 3, 70
~ sra,cv IN his extensive establishment, where be
al, esrn pcn,istry thoroughly. Applicants viii give age
an and ii able - sippr himsff Tor 81 months
Asdrrss ienIisi, s1,s Broadway Post Office
,rpvY. .pE NOW EXTRACTED ENTIRELY WITH.
out paln-splendid sets Teeth $40 iseih Allied lest
na,ns ,tnout main Please call and examine specimens.
sasstarton guaranteed AZ iNGERs0LLs 7i3 Broadway.
= oao OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HAD ONE TOOTH
ZDCS extracted without pain ~ =. '. JAY VILiERS,
~ Grand STREET blocks from ir saway eheerfuly
s5t ths ndaou 10 those suffering from tooth
ere ksrK DrssHs. "a Kina street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

A Ii. GALE s. Co.. PIANO-FORTES
IA Mandatory and Warerooms
No. l01 East 18th st. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

HOLIDAY FRNCY GOODS
AND TOYS.
Il. H. MACY ,,,,o,,, or,,.,.,o
ron THE HOLIDAYS .....u,
LARGE ASSORTMENT or ELEGANT
GLOVE YONfS. INiAlD, a.,
WORN BOAtS,
CHINA, GLASS, AND PAPER MiCliE FIGURES
GAMES EVERY VARIETY or TOYS
PEKFUMEhr.
asPLFNDID ASSORTMENT or FINEST CLASS DOLLS
IMPORTED. g..
A larro assortment OF all sizes o.
WAX DOLLS.
beautifully finished with curly hai tlat'ay
PAPA AND MANILA,
WakfSf; Az rIFn AvT VARIETY TO SELECT FROM
FOR Presents TO
LADIES, oESTLEMtS, .,.
AID CHILDREN.
MANY OF THESE GOODS ARE OUR Own lMlOR-
T ALTON ENTIRELY NOVEL ~ DESIGN. AND WILL
III SOLD ar IS PER CENT LESS THAN BROADWAY
PRICES.
4 illl assoT;mrnt OF tine -
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
u. n. MACY.
No. 2Oi and 20 1llray. two door. below ith st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

EOh SALE CHEAP-A fine toned 7.octay
4 rosewood Bondoir or Upright PIANO FORTE;
good order and warranted ior Sl5 Csn be seen st No.
Bcdford-.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
8liscc.lra,tous

COTTON wASrE-Por Machinery Niping
al packirs ,o fol sarrg n lo's 90 su purc.esers-
EOr Sal. by W. " 4 NNi4NN- -'' ~ 49, 50 =.
nIARIES FOR l564-rhotorraph Albums.
- Expense F>sks Gares Dolly Jonlas4s, &c, ~
FRANCIS LOUTRib. No - Msid n Lana
L1INE DIRE IS BOOTS, - 50. Balmorais, 50.
pouble.s.e boots "a y, French geseat heI Boots.
So Ready r..l- 20 sldri IT HUNTS No. "a Broadway
ILLUSION was and TOUPEES. ---Japonics.
OF the soci,.s Aysieaqne or -.orins nd oesutiylN.
M, HAIR tens.l 0epo, ai b. bASfGrs -, Broadway.
MOLDAy1A CREAM
CHAGLf.NGEs The WORLD.
For s.rer. asain b~n,iyng and prs.sF,s TIE h'H -
the latest, IA ~ fa,a, he 80 y ted dai' s"f CIV
ingaa,'h n,a. 'ni la.er weak SD .ao A'' s''A
rpsias al .41 aee r.vh. saesa''-e y eay o'h~'
,prrsn,'
Prersr emo ..ls, W. A. uArugLoa, ah'' eeir
ltra,slWie .frruPrg ss,al''''''a'' 10 h'''-'t- "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

1--WE GREAT ENsllS0 tfHEDf
sfr JAMES, CLARKE
e RATED fhNAl. PILLS..
Prepsrci r.l.arr ...r.lf I'D 1t 1888 j. t.f>e. III ID.
p .si.ial fl.- Oh. HrT t' fle s.l-ff'
Tlisv.ei b. .u ...O r. HrYinltsf ra. -srte ~
al, remedy a. .l..e p.irs ODD u5s.ici '-s i ~
cause " .acy,f. .44 l'.t.u 40 p1srlfai comedy ms
nothing hurti tl go ..g..i ar.A io ua'f rs
i peculiarly .ui,i. uvIl .n she,t tne onnt ."t@
monthly period vi't regularity. ..,u,.
In all cssesof clrol. ,ut @ur Afec.ions ain lh lir
aud L.mbs ft'isas on s 10 eHefs4gn fap.s.o. . " -,
E.sr rys,.ri,. ana - hss these fhs WI. che. iAto
hon hi oth,s means have .-iedi Sud although u.r
remedy do not contain lon, caiouei AiiHAy' oi ~
hurf.i 20 the ~ l-t.tulch -
Full direetons 10 Gle PAM s' aaiN '"'A p'-A-6o 1N$
For ,aI particalt re' o,r'phrt re. of'hs sren'
artt rr..es .tal.f. irc sed 90 aut9oi zee
agent, ,l .su~e bottle containing over 81 pills uf rr'3a~
"' JOB alOsEs, So. y c. arl,ndt-.' rev fer>.
Sole uiiei states GENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
Drntistrn.

NJ Is. GRIFFIN & BROS. No. 25S Grand
~ , New Yo,k and No. 2J7 Futons, Brook ,yn. are
tracing Teeth positively without vain by the use u nitrous
oxide eas No charge extracting When uIth c teeth
10 h. ,r, II They AZ, also Srting full sts of Teeth
tioi ~; Pnna So Silver. $40; Rubber $40 Partial
,,i. on ro.a ~. Aycl, 81. tsricting, - ce fss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
Seeming tllasl)ins9.

GEwING-MACHiNES FOR SAILED Will
y cox Gihb. slightly u~, cheap Or cash. or esch.ngcd
fli or uicnrs; u4gtaHt'd pef!ec Machines al al kcs
or al % ieD, y NQ49 'snd"sy Room 40 up 'a1'
t.folst bvlllni'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
H(nslta! ynstrnments.
sPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.-

"A PIANOS TOR 500 to : 200. Elegant assortment Of
Barmores celebrated premium Pianos. wareroons No Sa
Eeeckert Seven first prize medals awarded Testimonials
from distinguished artist. Warranted for years
Cal snde fa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

HOLIDAY GOODS.
pirh,-t O,-- 81 Flu Wor, Bore Jewel 'st.n"t. snd
Po1e. Fine glove Bones, Splendid hss"iuH"b' :" '"NJ
KicII PARIS FANS AND CONES
LADIES' ard GENTLfhtSs Drc'sirs sas'sp''.''''ie
,srie. Fsucy OrDnineni.. Toy, Cameo, Etc, c,,,
FINL EMfROiDEHED HANDkERt inEFs' 'ohtA"
SITS; --..,, o..
LACE COLLARS, SLEEVES. SITS. Wells, WQR-sEp
Knit ARTICLES ....,
SACKS HOODS, JACKETS LEGu!NSi SDHlA"S
GLOVES AND SGAtfs, ......-...
SASH. bonnet, Ribbons, AND 1hlhMiN"'
alo closing Out Below Coat Chllier. Trimmed Hers
Nrle e,nuctS, etc
T. Ri NONL
80. LIZ rHNApWAi, Cor 2'ihs'.
Opp,.ite North Monomont
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

Drp GOODS.

~LY Ouuups
ID o p U l. A X
FASHIONABLE
NISIIIN GOODS.
IN STYLES AND rRIcEs WITHOUT COMPETITION.
UNDERsHiRTs AND DRAWERS.
GLOVES AND GAUNTLE1S
FINE DRESS SHIRTS
AND COLLARS.
CARDIGAN JACKETS
SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
UNION RIDING BELTS
ROBES De CfIAMBRE
UMBRELLAa
WALKING CANES.
ARMY AND NAVY SHIRTS.
HOODS. soNrAGs. KNIT CATERS.
UNION DRESSES.
COTTON. SILK. WOODEN.
AND MERINO STOCKINGS.
BALaoBAL HOSE
SHETLAND FALLS.
SILK AND WOODEN NIGHTCaPs.
INFANTS BOOTS.
CoMroRTERs AND MUgFLERs
An ees.u variety the above good. may Of tUm mi"n
featured U, on ne r-ud-. sud to be bad .sewhef- VI"
be found
UNION ADAMS'S.
no G5g BROADWAY.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-24

The Old Established Binder,


JORNER or MAIN AND THIRD STREET own.
TIN UNION rEl4EGRAPH OFFICE.
MANuFACTUREs an kinds OF BLANK Bools4.t
Nl County Offices, Banks, Rail Road 1ltlless - -
ness Men, snd others. His work compr1ses sv,f,
't$lei nom ~ cents up TO $3.50 per quire.
best No. Lad or Woye paper used on Blask Wors
aaFaAner, Periodicals., &c., &c bound in any sty.s.
desired 10 PLAN or gilt and having the toos A. -
mery used by Mores, and by Calender he IL ,,r,s
10 match AZ volumes bound BY them Nf'''
shen new 'e' uAA
Music bound IN any style desired and paosd. = an,
Venlenee never before offered here, with lfusic t
=, - bis PAGING MACHINE is the only one n X,
Wy, anus anu y Que oi the most important invention,
ne preseni Day. IL viii accurately PAGE AMI n,,1
BOOB Books Cheeks, Drafts kailroad Booze, and paIef..
T. w. y. also pays very particular sffsntinn a., -.
paring All kinds OF BLANKS with IYirieh HSafs ~
ROAD Ana other Work requiring neatness and d4psirr
pa h5hing recently greatly added to his elresdy
sues be Is better than ever prepared 10 pest
el. ~ ne refers 70 the County Offices Of Monteome
tfcas ~ - alS 20 tne Narous Banks, RailTos
decls