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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01
WATCHES 4 JEWELRY,
OF THE
Richest and Most Fashionable Patterns,
offered at Retail, at Wholesale Prices!

THE Subscribers, Manufacturers and importers, Of
all the elegant styles Watches and Jewelry,
with view to extend their business to an unlimited
desirable descriptions Of WATCHES and JEwELRY at
the unprecedented low prices named
HuSrISe COMPOSITION CAssp LEVERS, English-made
movements full jewcled, and the best imitation gold.
Price SIS. Retails from $50 to 300.
HUNTING SILVER PLATED ARMY WATcu, superior rsgu.
lated movement, massive Cases, and handsome finish,
full jewecd. Price s15 Retas at from $40 to 800.
HUNTING COMPOSITION CAsrp ARMY wArci, one of the
richest ornaments out. Good movement, and hand
somely engraved massive Case. Price SIS Retails at
from $40 to 800. Also,
Other WATCHES in great variety, at Low PRICES.
LADIES SETS ofBRocn and EAR DRoPs to correspond
IMITATION CLUSTER DIAMOND a very rich pattern, en-
tirely new, 81 90.
| Coral AND BEAD EHTwrSrD, very neat and pretty
ornament, handsomely mounted, So rs.
Gentemen's vEsr CHAINS, Partisan, very rich pat
tern, 81
Rises, Of the most handsome designs. Plain. only
ornaments out 81 Seal signet, s2 Imitation
Diamond, chased or enamelled, 81.
SILVER BUTToNs. Patent chased, or enamelled entire
new and handsome patterns, $3.50 Double chased OF
Bosom STUDS, variety of new patterns, per set OF
three, $3.50.
| Bosom AND SCARF Piss. Leaf, with opal and fancy
stones, $500 Imitation Diamond, Al So
| Lockers. Double glass, and richly engraved 50 90
Purchasers have only to name the article that they
upon receipt of which the goods ordered will be sen
free Of expense Parcels to the amount Of si2 and up
wards viii be sent by express, with bill for collection
when the goods are delivc ed.
Agents. Suffers, Pedlers, Country Merchants etc.
throughout the country, who wish to make money will
be sent free. We furnish the most saeable Outfits, al
prices unsurpassed by any other concern.
Address,
Nos. Gj and 81 Nassau, cor. Of John street.
n8'm3 New York.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01

AT what point do armies generally en-
ter hostile cities At the point Of the
bayonet.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-01-01

GOLD PENS.

MORTON'S AND OTHERM ANU
NI FAoTuREs. large and cheap lot Just reteived
at the tuslmll BOOK STORE.
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Animal Meeting.

OFFICE OF c. a. 4 G, RlILRoAp Co.
AE AKRON, o., December s, 1859.
VNHE annuatimeetlng OF the Stockholders Of the
Il Cleveland, Zanesyille Cincinnati Railroad Com.
pany. for the election Of Directors, will be held the
oince OF the company in Akron, on Wednesday, Janu-
AIRY 18th, 1868. E MILE
Dec. H. l562t1 Sccretary
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COiiGssldEIlssls.

Why is a fool like twenty hundred
weight? Because he's n simple-ton.
Why is the Union like the Great East
ern steamship? Because it's a big thing"
but poorly oiticered.
Why is this Republic like a child learn
ing to walk? Because you must stand
by it, or it will fall.
Why are the people of this Con,cder-
eracy like married couple being divor
ced? Because their United States arc
being dissolved.
Why is tho Union like n crab-applc?
Because to be worth anything it must he
preserved.
AN Abolition stumpcr, while making
speech recently, paused in the midst o
it and suddenly exclaimed:
"Now, fellow citizens, what do yot
think"
Instantly an Irishman roSc up, and re-
piled
"Why, yer honor, think eff you an
were to stump the country together, We
could tell more lies than any other two
men in the country, sir; an I'd not say
word the whole time"
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Schirrus, Cancer TumOrs Enlargement,
liberation, Carries and ExfolintiOn OF
the Bones.
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral

FOR THE LAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, IoNrsencss,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the Relief
OF COnsumptive Patients
ia advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy universally known to surpass any
other for the throat and lung complaints, that it
is useless publish the evidence Of its virtues Its
unryacd excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful of pulmonary disease, have made it
known throughout the civilized nations of the earth.
Few the communities families, among them
who have not personal experience of its effects -
living trophy in their midst of its victory the
subtle dangerous disorders of the throat and lungs
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders and
they know too the effects of this remedy we need not
do more than them that it has all the vir
tues that it did have when making the which have
won strongly upon the confidence of mankind.
Prepared by DR.. J. C, AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass.
For sale by DIR. j. X. RA1FF, Druggist
Millersburg, Ohio.
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MARRIAGE.---ITS LOVE

MARRIAGE..--ITS LOVE
N6@SsN and hates, sorrows and apgersspn hao, e
KV| fears, regrets and joys; MANHOOD how
lost, how restored; the nature, treatmen
and radical cure of OF semina weakness
involuntary emissions sexual debility and mpedime
to marriage generality nervousness, consumption, fs
mental and physical incapacity, resulting from Sc LF
ABUSE--are fully explained in the MARRIAGEGUI DE a
by WIN. YOUNG, NJ. d. This most extraordinary book
should be in the hands of every young contem-
plating marriage, and every man or woman who desires
to limit the number OF their offspring to their circum
stances. Every pain, disease and ache incidental to
youth, maturity and old age Is fully explained; every
partiae OF knowledge that should be known is here
given. It is full of spgravings In fact 1t discoses
secrets that every one should know; still II is book
that be locked up and not lie about the house II
will be sent to any one on the receipt Of twenty-five
cents in specie or in postage stamps. Addrss DIR. VIM.
YOUNG, No. 4l6 SPRUCE Street, above Fourth, Pha-
dephia
sD-AFFIIcTED AND UNFORTUNATE, no matters
what may he your disease, before you place yourself
under the of any of the notorious Qudcksnative
oregn-who advertise in this or any other paper get
a copy Of Dr. Young's book, and read IL cdrefaHy. IL
will be the means of saving you many dollar, your
health, and possibly your life.
DIR YOU'VE can be consulted on any Of the diseases
described in his publication, at his office, No. 416
SPRUCE Street above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Onice hours from to 3,daily. (n4yi)
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Great Work on the Horse
THE HORSE And HIS DISEASES :
BY ROBERT JENNINGS. v.

Professor Of Pathology and Operative Surgery in the
Vetinary College OF Philadelphia, Professor of
Veterinary Medicine in the ate Agrcultur-
al College OF Ohio, Secretary of the
American Veterinary Associa-
ton, Philadelphia, etc.
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81. Anthony's Fire, Rose or Erysipelas,

-. Flrc, Rose or ErvgtDelaS.
Tctttt ana Salt Rheum, Scaid Head.
Nmgworm, Sore Eyes, Dropsy.
DIR. Robert NJ. Preble writes from Salem, N. Y, 18th
sept 1859, that he has cured an invetcrate OF
Dropsy which threatened TO terminate fatally, by the
persevering Of our Sarsapara and also dangerous
Malignant EysipeIds by large doses of the samo says
hc cures tho common Ernrtions by It constantly.
Bronchoce1e, Goitre or Swelled Neck.
Zcbuon Sloan of Prospect Texas writes "Throe bot
ties Of your Sarsaarlla cured me from Goirc hid
eous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years."
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

FERNANDO WooD IN HIS New RoLE.-By a
grand strategic movement Fernando Wood has
outgeneraled the timid and slow party demo-
cratic leaders who either had not the sagacity
to see the temper of the public mind or had not
the courage TO take the initiative. How does
Fernando Wood appear on the stage! AS il by
magician's wand he brings out and leads the
democracy in all their strength. He is their
Stonewall Jackson, who, by his rapid move
ments, has outgeneralled oil the political lead
ers of Tammany Hall and made captlves Of
their forces. It il time for the administration
to call of their stupid dogs in the West, and
bring them here, where they may find some
thing to do The speech Of Fernando Wood
was the best he ever made in his life. II was
Napoeonic in its concseness and point, and In
It's prophetic, oracular tone about the future. IL
Is as statesmanlike rs IL Is bod.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
New York, Friday, June 8, 1868.
THE NeW GEOGRAPHICAL FEAT.

All scientific persons, all geographical stu
dents, in fact all classes, are greatly interested
by the discovery of the sources of the river
Nile. Some days since we published map of
the newly discovered regions. We will produce
in the WEEKLY HERALD--to appear on Satur-
day-this map, improved by data received by
the last steamer, the Persia; also additional
details, which will appear with the interesting
accounts we have already published of this
great discovery.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Musical.

The extraordinary success achieved by Nile. Patti
abroad st!n continues. In London she achieves fresh
triumphs each night that she appears in opera Marie
the WONDERFUL tenor TO have recovered his voice.
enhance the OF Adelina Patti with whom he Is
singing. Together they sensation such as the
musical world has seldom witnessed.
We regret TO learn that serious disagreement has oc
Cured between Nile Adelna and her father brother
n.iaw, Mr.. Maurice Strakosch The young drtise has
Jotioncd the officers Of the law to interpose between
herself and the above named individuals. Mile. Patti
asserts that all her gains, amounting to hundred
thousand dollars, have been appropriated by Mcssrs
Patti and Strakosch She also that Wow their
personal interests they prevent her marriage with
young spanish gentleman good family and very wealthy
She says that her father at 1rst union
In the young gentleman could also obtain the
Of his family that be did DO and that he Is not
allowed her correspond with her. and through
motives Of personal interest the part OF her father and
brothern law. She further petitions that during the
seven mouths yet to eapse she reached majority
(twentyo one years. she may be placed under the
care and protection OF the court. she gives
up all claim TO any sums earned by her,
and merely requests 10 be rid Of what
she deems undue the part OF her relatives
The London public is much aeta,ed upon the subject,
which may be termed most unfortunate domestic and
lyric scandal Rlmor has II that the gentleman who
seeks tho hand Of the young cantatrcs Mr. Aguado OF
Paris.
Mile. Carotta Patti has appeared Ia concerts 10 The
provinces with the same success In London. The
journals vie with each other 10 praises OF her Ane and
splenddly cultivated voice.
MILE. vEsrvALt
Last evening there was opera given at the Winter
Garden, owing to the indisposon u Mr. Henry
vestvali, the brother Of Mile. vsstvali
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

The CONSTITUTIONS OF NORTH AND Souru ABoL-
IsHED.-The old constitution has been abol-
isbed by the administration at Washington, and
JEFF Davis has abolished the new constitution
of the Confederate States. The people Of North
and South will soon, in voice Of thunder de-
4nand the restoration Of constitutional law, and
one constitution, adapted to the march Of events,
viii suffice for North aud South The penalty
of lis violation TO be death.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

MOZART HALL IN Irs GIoRY.-Moz art Hall has
taken the wind completely out of the sails Of
Tammsny. The best thing the remaining ad-
herents of the latter can do is to join Mozart as
fast as possible. Mozart Hall and its leaders,
boldly seizing on the elements of discomfort
and disaffection which sexist in the commu-
nifty, have inaugurated peace revolution
which is bound to be successful. and have left
the Tammany lights Of other days licking the
empty plates in the kitcheHof the Corporation,
and draining the old lager beer bottles in the
Pewter Mug.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

A SIGN OF THE TIxEs.--From one OF the Ilar-
risburg papers we learn that the soldery in
Harrisburg few days ago burned down the
negro quarter In that city and drove the ne
groes out of the place. This is a sign of the
times. The soldiers detsst the negroes. The
black race arc In danger Of being exterminated,
and so are the abolition leaders. Beecher has
already Ged 10 Europe, directing the sale Of his
pictures, and Cheever, Phillips, Greeley and
Garrison ought to follow him as fast as they
can. Gcrrit Smith is the only man Of the party
who foresaw in time the coming storm. II will
not be necessary for him 10 seek safety In
flight lie Ia all right on the record Bat let
the other radical leaders look out.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS IN TANMASY
HALL.-The glory of the Old Wigwam has de-
parted. Its days are numbered. Sic gloria
transit muodi. Those who own stock in Tam
many Hall and the Pewter Mug had better sell
out as soon as possible, and invest in Mozart
Hall. The Chevalier Clancy in particular, ought
to have bright lookout, lest the large amount
he holds should become worthless on his
hands-just SO much waste paper. On the other
hand, Mozart stock Is not only up, but will rise
higher every day. The lager beer In Tammany
has become within the last few days " fat, stale
and Improbable"
That dispensed at Mozart Hall is fresh, has q
fine bead and Of racy flavor. Which concern
will have most customers 1t is easy to see. Boss
Purdy and his followers ought to send for a
handsome coffin, and give decent funeral to
the Tammany concern. Requiescat IN pace.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
An Impostor Around.

Having learned from Trustworthy authority that man
has beou collecting contributions In the city Of New York
and elsewhere pretending be authorized 80 20 do IN
behalf of this monastery. beg most distinctly 20 say
,bat we no, such person and have cornnIs
stoned him collect any money from anybody in apy
place. '"'nN CtNvNCHlO, Sr.
81 w.R,s NoS,srssy We ~ tn, New jersey.
June 4, t35v
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Theatrical.

BROOKLYN AcADKMY.
The Webb sisters, assisted by Miss Fanny Brown Mr.
A. H. Davenport and respectable company appear this
evening In "Tbe Cricket" and "In and Out Of Place.
Their former performances at this house were quite sue
cessfui "The Cricket Is a favors play IN Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
Court CaIcuaar-This Dav.

day, June g. Part 2Shcrt Causes Nos 25l7 32f4 1921
Casey Babcock 32o4 2a65, s023, ISIS. 2Jd7 2l14
1884, 39s, 32l3, 2pe3, $3.50, 3633 Ss26, 1885, 3sl3,
$3.50, 1884, 3is7. Part 3Nos. Tisy, 1346 $50 I4ei,
1T22 1903, 500 500 1l42 1888, 10i3 232s 14es 22oa
1885 nos, 1860, s4s, SIS, 1919.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

Tue shpment OF copper from tbe LAKE Super0r mining
region shows still more wonderful increase-gong up
from lS45, when its value set dDwn $500 1867,
when 1t is by 81 900 COO tho Tor the
last years being from $500 45o In 1852 the
already quoted for 1862.
Co. too with ron the product OF the Lake Superior re-
gion, which went up from 447 tons in 1S55the FIRST
year Of its working-to lis, ,T2l tons 1862.
The richness OF the Michigan salt basin-estimated 10
be II 900 square miles IN exenthas only begun TO be
developed The product 10 1862 reached 900 bushels
OF sa-the result OF twenty two wells. The
1s63-the number or wells having reached about lGOb
1000 900 bushels, nearly oneha that Of the Onondaga
salt springs Of New York.
These marvellous results but their application %
the question Of canals lies in the fact that the cost OF
transportation OF these products by averages lees
than fourth Of their cost OF transportation by railroad
shown by following table tho calculation Of Mr.
McAlpine, while State Engineer Of New York.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

ARRIVALS.
BxspupA-schr VIM Lancascr--r Soon, OF Bermuda
Wheeler, " Ti0n Of New Nork.
MarAaoRns Suni cam-iss Dobbln, Andrew Roe,
ptlmOut l. Giua
The New York herald., 1863-06-05
The National Finances.

PnILAnrLrHtA, Jrnc T. 1865.
The Subscription Agent reports the sale Of 81 367 300
nvewenties to-day al tho various agencies In New York
Philadelphia, Boston, Baltimore and the west
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

bRYANTS' MINSTRELS. Mechanics Hail. E2 Broad
Hay-ErHi0PIAM SONGS BpRLKsoUEs DANcEA 4c-l Al
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

AMERICAN THEATRE. No. ~ Broadway.-BALLEIs,
XAHToMxEs, BURLEsoUxa Ia
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

WOODS MINSTREL HALL. 6ll Broadway. .-ETHIoPrAH
ScnCs. DANCES, 6c.-RUsSIsG rHE BLOCKADE
TnE NEW IDEA 4ss Broadway -SoNGs BURLEseuEs.
BALLKrs, &o.-THE UEroRrUsATE.
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

BARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway -GRN.
Ton TnUnB AND WIFE, CoA. MUIR AND MINNIE WARREN.
at all hours FAINT HEARr-'TwAs I. Afternoon and
The New York herald., 1863-06-05

MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, 6l8 Broad -CuRrosITIEs,
WoSpKRs AND LECTURES, from A. NJ. till l0 7. NJ.
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE. Brooklyn. -EruIopIAx
fohGs, DANCES, BURLEsaUEs. &C.
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PROPOSALS..

nprscE OF THE COMMISSIONERS APPOINTED TO
~ lay out the Cy Of New York north OF l:o,h street
Tubby Hook New York To -ecacd proposals
viii Do received At this once until two O'Clock r. NJ lIh day
Of Ocober pcr for the delivery az Tubsy HOOK saiion
mcnls IL dessnalsn Of the corners Of sres 10 be-
three feet 10 half feet In enah inches
SQUIRE op eleven inohes al bottom and uni
fern from top bottom. Sample OF The mounmehN' 70 be
relative same. spen Application o. " Blsshssn
The Comm ca Engjneer and SupsTBtenaent ~
skls Onies, JAMES q. NIILBf frtdeSt
Tusrr Hoes ", v, sept ~, lSa
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srEAMBoATs.

nAy EoAT FOR ALBANY I'M STEA MBoA Ar ID NTEr,
IL DREW Jay street Tesiay Thurstsv and
SATURDAY ., O'Clock A. NJ and Thhtlcth street AZ no A.
20 youkers twenty cents; 20 West Point and Eew.
burg seventy Ave CENTS 10 Poughsseusie ST. TO Rhineb
yivoii cst.s ara Hudson ~ E 10 Albany ~ co Con
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MILLINERY.

MR v GILMAN. TIg BROADWAY. HAS THE HONOR
w 70 1!orm nc lsdies that he naa jus, cerrd his
esscfrent 81 winter Bonnes enddresses Ne selected
iB the most celebrated honses u prevent
nsases Mr. GILMAN wond snnonpee hsi he La. 10 con.
pe,tion whatever with anI other ~
business transacted Sy h,mstU irdduaJ, AZ 10 breed
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sPECIAI. NOTICES.

A RAY MEDICAL BOARD, US BRoOMB STREET.
"A New York-The Army Medical Board. convened for
the Of examining candidates for appointment ~
surgeons and assistant surgeons coored r0ops meet
daily NJ 458 Broome street. n
themselves between the hours Of A. M. and p. H.
DROOKLYN-NOTICE TO COOPERS-BROOKLYN-
ID According resolution passed by the body Of Che
United Coopers State OF New York, at their last meeting
274 Hicks street.
Ne resolved That every member In work after the 9Th
OF October 1865 will be taxed ten cent on hieearninxs
for the those members out Of work on
collect the and hand Financial Secretary
Mr. Charles Runge Coles street, between Hicks and Column
THOMAS SPENCE, President
CHARLES RUNGR. Financial Secretary.
GEORGE BRADLEY. Recording Secretary.
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IN n LUDLOW AUCTIOEEER.
III. EEEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ROSE.
WOOD PiANOFORTE, PIER AND MANTEL
INTERIORS;. GAS CHANDELIERS FRENCH

Is,
1iRRoRs. GAS CHANDELIERs, FRENCH
CHINA, CUT GLASS, &C.
II huDLoW co will sell q! aastion On TUESDAY
Thteh street the residence w. B. BarkAow, ESQ.,, the
entire elegant Furniture Ac. contained in sAid no
DR2WiNG ROoM-Carved rosewood Parlor Suit lin
plush Gothic and Voaire Chairs. In satin; eaho
Centre Tables French Pier and
Mantsl Mrrors Console Tabes carved rosewood Piaao
maker Qaarotte and Tripod Tables elegant Velvet Tapes
bIFiNG RoOM.-Carved solid oak Sofa and Dining
Chairs in reps; elegantly carved cold oak Buffet marble
Top pillars; Extension Table nne French plate Pier
FrsneS c6Sa Table cutlery, English Brussels Carpet
BED CHAMBERS. Richly carved rosewood French Bed
coSeses Easy cs.ir Card and S.ney TaSs. Eta
ceres Ladys secretare gilt frame Mirrors, snameed
walnut Bed.sssas and Bureaus wardroSes &C.
velvet Brussels and Insran Carges nan s,,a .,,
Chars and Brussels Carpets Stair Rods Ocoths,
&c, &c Also rich Bronze and Git Chandeliers. Gas
The furniture win be exhibition on Monday the 9Th inst,
s s pss Ss h Sns ss may be obtained the
Henry II. LEEDS 4 Co, AUCTIoNEERs.
HENRY H. LEEDS CO VIII sell at auction on wsdnes.
Billiard Table Silver Ware, Carriages Harness Saddle &C.
of re consisting OF Palor Suits covered in rich silk bro
saie reps SILK very rich Velvet Carpets; Brussels do
Centre Tables fancy Chairs oak Buffet Extension
Table Chairs TO match China and Glass Ware solid
Bedroom Furniture, Cottage Suits &c. Also an elegant Ell
tenson Top Carriage made by Lawrence entirely Toy
Blankets &c Also superb grand Piano. nearly
OF exquisite tone and nish made to order for the present
be exhibition above day previous the
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CIx PER CENT INTEREsT-ClTIZEN's SAVINGS
- Bank OF Bowery Canal street, every
day irons 10 and on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
Deposits made on or before October 20 will interest
from the LIST inst Bank books in English German and
French. GEORGE FOLSOM, President
SEYMOUR L. BuxcE. Secretary
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A 8 RICHARDS, AuoT1oNRER.

pcremptory of about ]. go cases
Boots, ShGES, BROGANS CATERS. &c, lat auction,
BY RICHARDS h WHITING,
0n Wednesday Oct at l0S oeioGk, at ~ OoPslandt
ghis will comprise general of all
Kinds OF Fail Winter Goods and win include Invoices
FROM best makers.
Catalogues early morning OF SALE
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r cAsHBRRG PAYS THE HIGHEST PRICE FOE
IL. ladies' aud gentlcmen.s Cast Oh Cloihing Pstsf
waited upon BY addressing l. Cashbers. ~ East fwsfb
street near Brssaray Lsaiss waitst upsn W Nrs q.
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FINANCIAls.

- - 4-s--
Son. ArH S%sos sa ss u
Ss s e. cS ssS az Ss
sees placed 70 he d o. Ne hssaers and WI Be paid 70
" a y ROBBINS SON.. % wmsm srssl
Kros sALE-srOoE OF WESTERN ynloN rRLz-
graph Company ''s & sssi s1i;Sscs.Da SsR:sy
4 sss A CISCO osses IL
S ss ma sss
s%'' ~ %.S b e. a.: 3, -.
o'''''A''d Company sssssa isS6 "a! aksHxRD
NOTICE. UNION pAorEIS RAILnoAp ocnPAsI;
rse,ae aairoa. Company having been saOss.S and YER
re s o. r al
o. e S s, = ns Ss
the a'A day Of October .e.s = sooR OGDEN p,.....
hwy Nm Go y r s:;s s !: "a
5sus ass oS s sas
T.: i n ,si s.S .opd ,, The Board OF d.
~ {:
'sss &c., sssss
ssA . & sess s:s' RsSsss
he coupons on Tie Saar BOND. IN New Ssss Witch
:: .ss
- the Presdert may direct. ~
The sarpnss FOR he month Of July being than
with The London Joint stocl Bank IN London.
and with Messrs. Winslow. Lanier 4 Co in New
York. for payment Of the coupons due hrst February
Messrs winslow, Laner Co. wiz pay the coupons on
presentation, by deductiDs interest at sir per cent
WILLIAM B. WATSON,
Secretary.
CsIx PER CENT INTEREsT.-ClTIZENs SAVINGS
~ Bank. corner OF Bowery and Canal street, open every
day from9 TO and on Monday, wednesday and Friday
Deposits made on or before October 20 will draw
from the LIST inst. Bank books in Engish. German and
RrRnr GR0RGE EOICOM
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TIE nALn SEASON.

n ln'd Hsnia Relief fs.oeAtor, will take pace ~ thc
hp.ho MOONS flu hloaaway rN<sdav evening. Oct
~ ne ssc- s'"'N W