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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
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MoSEY MARKET --LoSDoN, Mondov pra,;,
Feb IL -Conso, quiet A. Saturday. price. evening
Consos ale quoted 'alids lor uorsy .,. o,,n...
.econi. - WI" "sS 'of 40
Is. stated that between ReCooOO and seo Oco ca
ps:ej advance Of 4@9oDoO - toe CsLelers' a.
bss bve0 nesosted OF Ptris and F.auEor, b, Ms,
Il Co The amount 10 - ts secured y co.., =, - NJ
whseb 10 y - delivered ga the Of III, ~
According 10 Chias telegram EYch.ns- Al 49, 49,.
sbn~s nOveu.srt IA i.g.T .! England {, eeat nd
cen, o, Shsn2asA. "
lIs Cen,fsi o-dinry and paid up ,.res roc. a.d =,
and rs,,sct iey !is pail 10 aud preference ,har.s
olineh ~ and Aaa SeafoTk Cen. ri .hares furh er IA
TuxsDAs EvssIso Feb. l7-rhe EGxt.h flni, r.1n.,,
~I:sout snnstSu Cssse:' qloed 9<t G.ss nensy
ard ~ d93f0r Msfcn g.
IL. deul,s5 for disCoaa N the BapI q szbL French
Rs.tfs deel.asd aud are quoted 90. l0c.
The Tsuec.e1s Of TeSty Of Commerce and Nsriss
tsi~t es Ushs@ st.iAs A9d the EsDubo Of L.ns
esch.nSed Teddy FEB H. In LendOn. BY IL Adams
sht Fir. EslstOn.
Srll'Ea add Pen osylvsnis RGIOsd I'd n,oau,s) al
sresd sna !. respectively.
tNstsoo. COTTON MAxrgr Feb. 10 and 1.-THE market
S,y ~ sod .ses fr i1o two csys DO not exceed 900
"'-ISvO sn ,pecu'sirl spd export. Pficcs declining.
inhpooL Co.'s NiRAkT. FEB. l7-Wheat met with q
Si tIi e.nsnd tA'ey the prices Of this day week
81 Hsase'eo bet unchanged Ind.u Con-AAyed Amcri-
- ~ 'D VI fins frypt'su = offered a 2Sf d2G6
tnnfp s' we ia dire ~ ,bt.in,d
iCstOI to-O2lAL Mletsr. YET J;g,c.. ,..4x
sS'sf> ~-A':s;s1. Asa SIS gl.ig0 GTr '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
The last OF the Artists, Receptions.

! 1he Reception" season came to a 4" swau-like
md" T1esdly night VI Brooklyn he "Au Assocstion
q which Mr.. G.nouH 10 tito President gave the conclude
exhibition al ,he Academy Of Music n Montague place.
mos, brilliant mi satisfying occssion 4, proved. The
company large, tho pictures and better
sa u.ual sui the ilu.e quite good There have been
x Of those ars options the present season. four Ia
New ok and two In Brooklyn and judging from tho
orders received By It.s and the number OF pctues
they have sod tie effect Of these social gatherings has been
tie highest degree Temunestive and benehcis Many Of
the pictures exhibited Tuesday night had been before
b.; there few that then for the first time
ou Of the studios where they produced Among them
striking portal, Of Mr.. Wright OF oboken by Elliot
and admirably painted head OF Oliver Johnson editor
The dnti.SLarry st.adaTd by Mr r. NJ. Prslt peIait
by Nh o. u Elsa superb ADtumns scene, called sun
Rise IN Ociobern By Mr. Giguoux; eIquhitey tender
picture Of young GIL by J. T. Pece called Spring Flow.
es" rather hazardous illustration Of rain and sunshine
by Mr.. w H. Beard whose vigorous fancy, and originality
Of method, which nave given many exquisite creations
bereufoe In tits produced too bizarre work for pop
spIrecisoni but artist Of Mr. Bosrds genius can
especially when doe. not detact In tho least from bic
utye ability. "a Mountain Brook" by Biertadt wa
another OF the works which deservcdy sttoced much
attention and viii add TO the reputation OF even this nnc.
admired artist very ue, Fl, ely treated aud vigorous por-
trait Of Ms. w Coil, By Nj L. lie Clear; capa
Views py W. T. Dsns hDu coupe OF iahdscdlo ana tOme
fFrit and flower pieces by Williamson, also Roted
among tho pictures Among the ioreea pictures weo
large landscape "4be Source OF tho Thames" by Bedding
tom lovely Iituo landscape by kossal the Achynsts
LsScyP Is Lies; and two enque single figures by Pas,u
and C.aget One Of the interesting psr.s Of tie exL
"uoh was series Of twenty piEe stuajes aud sketches
o ind ersyon by the pupils Of the "Gaha AT School Of
we hio'tyn Institute" illus Mating BIysnps poem, "The
0W's'n" Isfse pictures. Of which are of great
. are to DO sold for tho bench. Of the School, wh,le
~ We understand need Tepleni.Ling Tao collection Of
hu@0e'2lS, ond they wiz remain on exhibitor Day
taa s'en'ns until Saturday ae1i.
Wv receptions being over for the pTesent season She
ar' ~A now he englgod u 0ssbiu, no the clcoIe, o.
'', Easel" iof tbs Annual Exhibition Of tie hatjonl
'''1y when "il sle place next month at ,ue Deny
baiieIy Ia Bfoadway. - '''' ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

Tue ElGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD.-A very large
ard enthusiastic meeting wa, held 1t Mills Hail. CT.
msn,ye Tuesday evening. uder the suspices " Vie
NewYork Twelfth Ward West End improvement, Assosis.
ton The purpose OF the meeting set forth toe follow
ing call,
ting may most eIgodient the Eighth Ayelu,
Rairosd Company comply with tie tsr charter
viz 20 lay he mack aud tbeif 70 Harlem kivef
For have been urgng the Cooperation 60 do what
.fec 10 when they Obai1o the arcb'se. Cap
Land have been before Board Of Ai.,n urgbs the
the people thr ue Oi the road and with beg
gng and praying have al ia,t got tho TIA aid 10 SD
arr o Iud tht % Scs"n irst street .st when
he convenience Of this Company We are dcpsnten,
GA is Tor sci Ties getting and tbs
west OF tue Island aud ths viii account. Ia
sure houses and adjacent to the ue Few
improvements are projected tho west sie OF the
bland property IL mes ctel and cheap; while the
sd, island the City 10 built solid Aud IL from
they ago,d do when they obtained their charter viz
the t. .Tem Let u.s. thee rally To ti meeting. adopt
carry ont such rrsoluou VIII satisfy tae Copofs;ioE
that light 10 nis hi. aud In uutla there Is strength.
By order. THOMAS MANSON, prc.'t
4 worry large number Of utopeit owners present.
amorg them the olo~ing Hon. NJ Knapp, ThOma, Msn.
son Professor P-e, Dr. knapp, VIM Dixon, y. Jackson.
Rev j. Howard Smith l-aio /. Martin VIM. johnson.
Alexander Leafs. James Molteith. Warner Wilkinson,
C,pau Harris. y. ". {. Watd, Robert Msrshall III Is.
Perkins Col VIM. H. l.. Rafn-a John Daily. Bunheirer,
VIM. Dutting and VIM. r. Nariug Addresses we've made
10y Mes.rs. d. Knapp. Wa Dunnlug Swachh amner CAP
tale Harris Colonel baues and otaecs Al the ,pesAets
rre, od ~ terms OF severity upon George Law the Boards
hlr,rs Ne,hcal aud Saith charging them with combining
prevent the cOp elton Of hd real though et 10 Do
by the chatter Resolutions al ped also pesop
30 tie A.dcrncn aad Councpen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

4 NEW COugrgRFFiT.-On Tuesday night Officer
Sherwood Of the Eighth Precinct arrested George MeDcusa
the char passing +3 h, purpoftius 20 have been IL
sued ~ The nj ihlsnd bsuk hudson CiIy. j. snd ,e,s
HIN before Justice olachebbush Yesterday appear. thss
The accused weLt inc the Negt by ersnd. Ni NO.
no Greene street, James Graham, No Isl Sp,lns street.
phn Guekn No - Prince street, and Joseph tusek Me-
los Prince street iIOm three whom he received chsuse ID
good money. lie wss held for animation.
officer Costello arrested John Thompson aud took him DO.
fore Justice bow ling charged with pisns connterei'
BAN upon Mouis llrrE Nc -yii Greenwich street Ihs
aclu,.n nas held iot exa nlnanrn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
Passengers Arrived

I seGissiip Aer. i0ra nom lrrmrR Ia. Brown, & fcp
peli Mrs sophie ". kosel Mis-, ". stueke w L. NaMi'
l. elsssgc and lady, Miss psuae y, nant A Eng!e, MO
Louis Schod Theo PcteIscn n H. StDGdarj n bafoeS
I. Horny Geo Bact r. DeYkeu G. +. Meyer A. Meyer
x. Mltdng {. Muner aud three children. 5. Flednahn ~
Riedor Mos Emee Steru y. VILE and lady, j. stern ~
Dair H. Wahrscnatc, Miss Msgis r. DiorAs, Francis AlS
J.. DiefSs W SeumIe, Mrs aawth1m, ~ ,iot,seaalt h
Ueinchbach A. and H. Meissenbufger, T.. Weshsn II =, ~,
H'smryer NJ Mas. L. Wanccee. h. k.aapteb', DinL ~
Meyer, WA. Huiebrandt, n Ceiernao, A. NannahHlr ~
Ara erd lady Is. hirh,r Mis- Bertha Fork. ~ Zsn W We
Bfeut uud adv H. Dtnsr M.s 4. Iatt Mise Lydis roo
carl Mis- Angel DooLot Geo. U.6b Oto 0.ler Dir. hs''
a \ llu fit.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
q CHINA.

A telegram from shaashae, via Suez, Of Jan, 10,
says: The City is quiet. Birgovne has been die.
missed from hi. cown and. The Russian fleet VIII
sen.an at Manila. Il is expected ttat the French
troops VIII be withdrawn. IL is reported that tie
siege Of Nankin has bcon abandoned. No further
Particulars Of The Rebellion at Saigon haze been re-
csjVed
bhanghae Exchange on London, Gil2.
Haies.
Canton Exchange "a London, lE2
%ray Soirtings unchanged. Total export OF tea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
The Brazil,,

A telegram from Rio .yaueiro Of Jan. IS says:
Coiee--Good first, 700 70 1900 reis. Stock,
1900 bags.
a, Bahia, Exchange on London, 273 to %. Su-
gars white, 1900 ~ 1900. CoitOns Is, coo Ieis.
Al Pernambuco, EXc.anse OF Loadou, q to q.
Sugars. secOaos, 3, $50 10 1850 reis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
Port,sgnI.

Advices from Lisbon state thai the Warrior, Black
Prince, Defense, Iie.e,auce and Revenge were ut..
der orders 20 saiI Tor England.
Trade al Lisbon aud Vigo ia exceedingly dun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
fndju,

Telegram from Calcutta Of Ian. 70 ,,v.. c,sy
br'r'inss and Mall Twi., active. Cooier nm mn.
9nsnf,'; 100 +; mango or London 2Oi freigbts TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

ALLEGED GRAsD LARoEyy y.s,,..1,.. =
"sh OF me 1ihtn riec.ne sfresed Amelia IongGr
,'s@'ins ope g'f, enIcreit auf oi,1ort -
pm WIN chsln atisch OF the value ~ , iSi as'
A p.. S I comm 10 ~; o. hon , oo5s ,f6
who taken Leins Justice Io,.ne te "tc1,ed
tVp. 20 eNNslh1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05


In the sitting oil the Dspniies on the 18th, the
authorization Of Parliament TO contract 4 Joan OF
700 600 900 lire The Minister, in lis report stated
thai the dehci, on Dec. 81, 1862, was 314 600 000
lie proposes that the budget for 1868 should be reg
ulated by extraordinary credits, 10 be opened by
royal dccrees. He further demonstrated the posi-
biiiiy Of establishing 40 equilibrium between tht
revenue anc expenditure within four years b.
meals OF loan o. 700 900 000 by the ssle Of Crown
laud- and the consolidated conversion Of large
number II mort ga,ed estates. by increase OF tire
jand-tax by the es1blIsh.nent Of taxes on certain
descriptions Of movable property, by city tolls the
sale OF railways tie institution Of bank for max.
inc advances upon tie security Of landed property
By d reorganization Of the existing banking system,
aud by reform OF the method Of granting mort
cages. The Government considered it necessary 70
tahe advantage OF tEe existing political lull to regu
late the finances.
The propositions Of the Minister were fayoraLly
received BY lbe Chamber.
The debate upon tue financial scheme Of the
Government viii commence az the next biltiHg.
A dispatch from Genoa Of Eco. IL Gays: a
meeting in .dvor Of Poland took place here to-day
but not nunieroasiy attended. The meeting
was dissolved b. the police without any d,tur0.
fuce."
\ telegram from. Naples of Feb. II says: 90 Last
evening about 100 persons raised shonts OF Poland
forever but at the first summons Of the police the
assembly reaceabiy dispersed'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
--latest ship News.

BELOW ........ 5iaI lh I
Bic M,coss from Barbados.
Also, two barks
WIND At ,an.st, from N. W.. Is.A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05
be rel ort proceeds:

"(Comne&ng th1 2oth Of Aprl lao a-i.tart
gent tho War Department no nenced tho ssne
Day - receive i've per cent oofisson. the csuir,,
tue vessel. chartered 10y ~ os"hcY The rt ye,, he
up the traner W. Nmllin, Apii 90 lg6l owned by
Anory acybod, At 10 per icy CeLAte IL Doc 81. pur
2 Jtf toasfr SECOND S,ssOIl Mo Re bold
r Whil aim remained N the service under mat chatter e.
a.. present uuie. altho ga OF charter snbscduen
ly t'ducci 90 r5o DAY. Tho fcc-t. of 60" steamer
WIN Ia M - tho mo of tAc douyory OF Nc Rev e-
tmony, must hsyo been s)ntHhcfe brt"-cu 8 6,1 aud
llJ rs. which Cap Lopez OMISSIONS between
~ snd 5 i6. Ms Reybod chartered Ex-
lrss 70 tia uo'"nu"ut through sP' loIrr at 10 Per
dty tho Sti ut 40 per day, uti The John Tucker
Ior day 'sJug opcf i've per cent on their receipts
ituus tho gouer s.3uCy BIZ Euvbo.d The
500 per day and Burnside ll0 tuns $3.50 per
pay LuIt. Loper hin.elf being pa.t ow'es ofth,ml"
The charge here made Ike all others in which
the Committee ntonpt TO be specific give names,
il uususianei by any proof. had nothing to do
Ly tho affidavit OF Sir. Reybold ab5ys ret forth.
Near he close II tie IerOrt, l Ind the following.
duplicating nc in some fraudulent transactions ia
a." charter Of ihe Steamer Mcamoa:
AuoiHr o@iis fdiusTy ,oi on II o.- is developed ia
her 0Wuos 30 70. Shn Vas chartered uIon the RECON-.
iu' ndrtn 81 lalt. IL. r. Lopez By Asilt Secrplfv ,f
Net John I4ckci. though ne Latter soutic.4 la. failed
pnuri res-0u, cIudr IN. IN
lie 'ul ishrd g. omutrr i ft chartered b him an
und,f dtfccon Tho rurr Pal! .c hcr by tho Govern.
uent ~a' 80 per dy actoit - uo Testimony ct Nj
delivered AZ Annapolis ol lr 9TH Of Ni.rh iH1. state
Lom memory t"le.rt csms hcte g., ~ one Of tho
owDe ~ Ncwlcfk 90 def hel there the oth " Mach
Win 100 saioHr 81 Whti ca board. " e. run
tho bio ehade and wero ogpci hero Ne u.gt 81 To itl
ID the O1ast' fma'r's pefaen, o'clock In tue
Afternoon. Iha. ~ To. unc Chartered -
lhlr story ~ without any shadow oil evidence 10
susIaln II. Lad 10 more 10 DO with the charter Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

Waio ML Lol acting a. "Auia,l.. Acsnt Of ia,
son rs ui t~ follow ng steamers Lrlongiur 10 ~, pIi
nh sicatn fr peter Company ard ,ho rI-.s Steamboat
ino chatter tho GOy,1eut Tue follow ut ni.t .
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11
why MEN DON'T MARRY.

The census statistics show very clcarly that
more than four seventies Of the marriages in
Massachusetts are among the foreign born
population. Why is il For the most sim
PIE reasons-the foreign born eau afford to
get married, and the native cannot; and this
must be so, SO long rs our extravagant modes
Of life continue In social life, there never
~as people tending to deeper and more dc.
strucsiyc social eorrnpsiOn-and that this is
so, 10 most evident from the records IN all
the courts and the columns Of the newspa.
Ners-than Americas. Once was the time
when 4 wife was "help meet; !" now in a
thousand eases you can change tbs "mcet !"
to "eat." and make it read more truth!u!ly.
We boast of our systcn,s Of education we
&a~e female high schools, female colleges, fe-
snsie medical schools, and female heave-:s.-.
Our girls are refned. learned and wise; they
can sing, dance, play planes, paint, talk
French and italian, and I'll the soft languages,
write poetry, and love like Vcnuscs. They
are ready to be cousssd at ten years, and
they can be taken from school aad married
at fifteen, and divorced at twenty. They can.
make splendid shows on bridal tours, can
,coque.te and f1irt at the watering places, and
shine like angels &t the winter parties. But
Nsaven be kind to the poor wretch who mar
ries in the fashionable circles! What are
they at washing foors9 Oh, we forget: no.
body has bare floors now-how vulgar they
wonld be! What are they at making bread
and Aoiiing bsefp Why, how thoughtlsss We
=sre: to DO sure they viii board or have ser
wants.
What are they at mending old ,clothes9 p
1nt there we are again the fashions change
so often that nobody has old clothes but the
rag.man and the paper maker now. What
are they stwashing babies faces and pin.
ming up their trowsers! And hers is cur
iutolerable stupidity once more-ihaving
children ID left to the Irish. What lady
thinks Of having children about her now Z
or, il she il so unfortunate, don't she put
them to wct.nnrses to begin with, and to.
boarding schools afterwards? We rcpest
we ,haye come to the point where young men
hesitate and grow old before they can marry
and afterwards keep clear from bankruptcy
and orimc. What is the consequence
There are more persons living = single life.
are there more living virtuous lfes
lt7is time for mothers to know that the OK
'travagancevhey encourage is destructive to
their children; that all the foolish expendi-
lures making to rush their daughtersto mat.
rimony are, instead Of answering that end
tending to destroy the institution Of marriage
hrogether.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

s y
An officer Of one Of our railroads running
west from here, this morning received the
following poetic .cpisils from an assistant.
Who u located 1t point in Iowa. Our read
ers will the better appreciate it when we state
shat the road in (questisn Is literally over
run with hogs, for transportation to Chicago.
and finds it dinlcuit to provide cars enough
to meet the demand:
h The DARK and gloomy midnight when the winds Ike
an startled ~ the knocking Of heree drOver At m,
30. as tapped Foes shossiy Earen-bus With " brad.
sticSsr huge ~ logs
They lombard my doors and vindows-eors ny ears
rAv awake me nom ny sumbes. track my steps all
day, IKE dogs;
Gently plead Asrsey eurng say they xsf have cars
Then ey I'll how Ear .h,yve driven through the desert
Ana how ions they've watched and waited ~ q, some
station, Hiih their hogs.
Threats 70 pa.ronEe neighbo, since their Efforts
here are vain
Doctor Drovers here are dseadfuvorse than ancient
Would 70 heaven they had the devas Of old to move
ssssA winds again are blowing Ice In river fss.
Dams canio. prevent hs flowing, 50 damn the luck
shade q Dante what saueellns Horrid fumes Ike
Now can nsn Of sens. or feeling blame Jew for hating
hocsS -" e'- UGH!
-Ckkpoo Journal
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11
GROVER q BAKERS
CELEBRATED
SEWING MACHINE

WERE AWARDED THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
!, r--.--. =,
:. -. ,,u,-,nu s,.,. r.,r. :, ,0sa -.
Sewing Machines, the bes: Manufacturing Machines,
= ana the pes. Machine WORK.
AVG" ioTS ctdte TdF.
rinsT PnsMrN FOR FAMILY MACHINE.
f'asr pRrnrn FOR MAe.lss WoHx.
Indiana State Far.
r,,sr p,,~,r, -, ar .r,,,,.r .r,.,...
Tissr ps.v,,-S I'm 49,. W, We.
Vermont State Fair
Prv.r p.vvrv .vu
Fissr pREsiua ron MULTIPLICATION M,cr.,
FIRST psrA;rM FOR MAcHSs woaK.
Ganoas STATE Far. .s.t-
FIrsr psxurrn ron Al ruy,, -, 49,, .,,,.,.
Frrsr psKNIrr ron M.cu'sr wass ''Nrs'
7oua State Fair.
Yrasr parnrrM ron r.y,rr !, cu,x,
FIRST PsEn,rw roR M.Snr, crrs,~c :, ,.u,.
fi.sr PESH'q. FOR AAcHn. wosr.
hentneSy STATE fdr.
F rss1 P Pss FOR M!cn,s. ron all run'osss
ly:.,;,n CO., r..
r,s.r ps..,r.
FIRsT PnrseN ron MAsrrAcr sfKe MAcnss.
T. FIRST fhkHirS FOR MACHINE Work.
e""Syetatta otate fdr.
~ FIRST PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING Macu,yp
O5;o St,,, M, -
o"'o A'"eo AuH.
O,,n,n ca,
FIasr P.rHrrn FOR FAMILY MACHINE,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

SficF REsoLuTIoss.--Thc soldiers are some
on resolutions. The following comes from
Camp Lincoln, No.: :"
Reseteed, That we adopt the following a.
CIR platform: '
Emancipation without deportation; seques-
tration without litigation: condemnation
without mitigation determination without
representation conflscaton and darnnation
without hesitation or reservation, Is the
means Of bringing to speedy termination the
Southern Confederation.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11
S II TN USIC
MUSlGAE WGRKSi

We publish Of the largest and most valuable Cat
alosnes I'm America, and daily adding to 1t. Our ia
cities for furnishing ia this particular depart
ment unlimited. Nzs}S s- f&a ae
Every piece Of Music published IN the United States
for sac at wholesale and retail We have constant
changes with the European publishers and therefore
supply any Foreign Music desired. g snE
Special attension given to the filing Of orders for
Chordses. Operas, 0ratorios Church Music Books Or
chestra Parts, etc, etc.
Musc arranged to order for any instrument number
Of instruments.
MusIc'By MAu.-Mnsc is sent by mail, the expense
being cent per Persons at distance will find
the conveyance asavng Of time and expense In obtain
ing supplies. Books also be sent at the rate OF
cent per ounce.
hesides the articles above named, wekeep en- hand
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
4nd ecery article IN the line Of Mnsica7
Merchandise.
The limits Of this Circular prevent from describing
at length the styles and prices OF the various articles
be found in establishment; many not even
named but Oil any order for goods in line
that may be sent us.
Respectfully,
VIM A. POND CO.
Es 64S Rr0ddtery. Nesr YORK..
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11
FEVER AND AGuE.

rerson. exposed to tls Malaria OF Ague, il seized
with Chills and Fever VIII ind positive Antloc anil
euro in Railways Ready Relief let two 'I,ooh-fui
Of the Ready Relief, in wine glass OF water be taken
on getting out Of bed in the morning. and however
posed to malaria you will escape.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-12-11

AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Young ladies who want to earn some money can b.
the OF this machine employ part or the whole q
their time very independently and satisfactorIy
ws1 RAISES .9e AFFORD .so without
vert the $50 worth into 500 worth.
AlKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
farmer has girls growing up, he wants them 70 earn
something In no other way can they do II respects
wives and families of volunteers and IL II their s...
friend and protector Whole families can be suppeYsed
oy its use Thousands attest to this fact.
AIKENs KNITTING MACHINE.
u knits the material for pair Of Stockings In four
pete fo market from one dozen to two dozen pair,
The stitch makes is precisely the same AZ that made
with knitting Needles except 10 this that the machine
possibly
AIKEN's KNITTING MACHINE.
knits the Stockings all but the tips 1.-THE toe sha
heel knit on the machine narrowing and widening 10
II kniis great variety fancy work. such 40 ehswip
snbias Opera Capes undes Sleeves. Comforts Military
ssa s e. s0n'as' s0lss Clouds Head Dresses Tides
AIKENS KNITTING MACHINE.
Il knits Cnder shirtsand Drawers, she service
able and durable that can be made also Table Covers.
Il Is 80 simple shs. chiI1 esn comprehend n sus
know the . why and wherefore Of II. Sewing Ma
snns may b *. used e. and the operator hardly
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
1t cannot get out Of order veil used 40 single "a tn
construction gets out Of ORDER that Il cana he
nxed "a nve minutes W will give the purchaser ns~
It's portabie-weghs complete but forty poundy and
can be carl led easily valse Of same weaht The
freight on 1t to any point is from SO cents to Sl50
AIKENS KNITTING MACHINE.
II can be made to earn more In month than sevin,
Machine can In year. II actual producer OF goods
for sale-goods for which there is always market.
By IT'S use woman feels Independent, and that shs
" doing business her own account. she kpiss yarr
into stockings, sells them and kniss more
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Every country merchant can employ one or more ma
chimes with great pront knitting the yarn he takes into
stockings for retail or wholesale trade.
isno new. untried thing, but has been In most sue.
cesstu use In all the Factorrs Of the East, that
millions Of dollars worth Of goods every year made on
AIKEN'S KNITTING MACHINE.
Some say Why win soon knit enough to alut the
mnFketl" Not 80 Twenty million dollars worth OF
such goods are annually Imported Stop importatone
public institutions where there many feet clothe
Blind women can work II very successfully.
AIKENS KNITTING MACHINE.
soiders' Aid Societies. Mite Societies, Ia ana th,.
machine most useful and satisfactory article. by lie
They ere enabled to accomplish much 70 enhance the
cosnfos4s Of Me soldier and the poor,
Price OF Machine complete. f1s. -
usaner information sehd for circular and samples
Of work. (send stamp) Agents. wanted In every con
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