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The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04
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The increase in the price printing aper and
increase the price a" The DenDcrt Our ,,ew terr,s ,
ginning on the first ef January ,1S63.are: n -
| DAILY pENocRAT-Mail Subscribers. / 1e,r
$1,000. Price to newsdealers, $3.50 Der 100
TRI-WEEKLYs DkxocaAr-MsiI subscr,ha,.
year, $500. AZ - .
WEExLr DrxocRAr-single copies ,per r,vear,
$500; three copies, $500; FIVE comics 81 OO;
ten copies, $500 = - 5'o1lF S>o'''o1'O,''
ANY larger club than ten viii be char.ad a,
the rate Of S1.5O per coy ~. q
Tile sbove rates for all mail subscip<ions s.;
sevanee Ord'Is not with The money will re
I've no attention sers cf either edition s;i b. a.
.ontinusd At tie end of time paid for = VIII 'e Us
Prom the above II wall he that We shan r,;.o N.
rses "r the Daily. IN eekls and Weekly Democrat on
70 any detail TO rais:y ffiehds Of The nh.: ~ ~ ~
Of th sisep Ailare fatniiiar wT the ;,a &
rapid increase the price, Of printing paper caus
by the failure Of the cotton suNplies "a ~
scarcity of As long stls wss ,a.s. ~ ~ ~ ~
substitute fr PAPER: shall hav. K,en m,nncnsJ =;
abundant quantities. these prccs m co,,t,nra =, ,o;.
pres ns figures or What very prole viii
during the comi winter and spFane =; r;u ~ % M
what they have fJrBeriyy been. w. 49, 5n.s 100 ~.
make il frstoa<s newspafsf. and IN
dsign. have airrady enrlcved humber of 49, 80"
pondens lave made arran gements 10 rnii;sI ,y
bpth by telegraph and letter OF ~. "a 'enss,
Missouri and Illinois Leeisjatrres--havs ..c.,-i - ~
t:nuance Of imp rtant wa-Isinston 3 s.s!ir s - III
the sess'on OF Congress aud urCs .aperiaisy u.t;I e
Mississippi river oIrnsd-and a 6Sese in a.i.n 70 onr
reuiar office expenses. which tur fsd.r =. o @
very heavy when We fsN tea t< in alI the
Of our PAPER we constantly -rlcy f,rr. oS ,or ,Ian
ninety men In vew of thess iiinsss we believe our
friends will oheerful, sgreerwith us as to ~.
N H-- snee vSv ,,v;.,,} - '-S'S VI
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My dear Amelia. :" ssid NJ. O. D.
Colone. to the Young Iady whose,smiI b
was seeking " haveaiongs wished for this
sweet opportunity, but I hardly dare trust
my.ef now to speak the deep sno,ions - of
my ra'pitating heart bus / aealase, to you
my dear mslia. that Iloys yua most too.
Derby; your smiles would shedAaI say
your smiles would shed would Sh1a -"
Never mind the .~eod-sbe Z, So - De
dear Amelia. 60 on with your pseGiy saK.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

Az ILLIGAsr TISs.> :. Barney Sbers
ha-e- yoebeen r. reasai1,a) siHrsissz
ITO Widow MullnyiA tsn. . - % IL
liesnt time We had Of fat ts7fcus fshtsdn 6ft
.miamieG asdl.:knoek<3s~u~iskSAt ~ w~ssE-
man, aud We left but one whole nose In The
house. and tnat belonged 20 tayksttls.-
Bedad. the likes wer psvss ssAn iAss -
WakAa Dennelly.'"
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

Notice is Astsby given that all tAs lands and
town lots described in :hs fotssoiAs dsliaqnsut
Nxlist Srsss neeh ;sf eaea tlast or piece Of
purpose, will On Tuesday the 5th day of May 4.
b. 1858, and next succeeding days be Sid by
ns at public auction in the city Of Maryevilla.
tor the tsxes, penalty and charges theron for sAc
yoe ledA IL not sssslsd before that day.
Al Lowell, Co fseossree.
| AezysviilA Hsrssa ApsuA 1914
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04
No DRIFT No DRAFT !!
Official Report of Major Gen.
, eral 10. Samuels.

To the Commander-in- Chief of the U.
s. F"tc,s II ,ake pleasure IN announc-
ing thN., af;ir series of brilliant naval engage
men:a upon The Big Blue, made division OF
my Cattoh wood clad Fleet and with one por-
tion made due assignmentto to o.aff-t'fice Moor,
the duty of circnmnaviga,ing the city and tax.
| Ing il possible quiet possession OF The same:
which, IL his GOODNESS and nsrepdity, be II said.
was accomplished, and the city is now nearly
restored TO peace. and am enabled to Sell Goods
| at regular Union prices. ff
Hor ii wds Done.-On the morning of,he 18th
Brigad;er-and staff Officer Moore took comm and
| Of the h'st division Of my two-story Cet,on ood
Clad (leaving the other portion behind 10 repel
any attack Of the enemy in the rear) and with
out firing shot. but vi h the aid of axes spades
and sk ids, passed the batteries and foriifies ions
and landed il. the heart OF the city with colors
flying from our Clad, aud aroun which The peo-
pie Are now crowding ard premise to live in
peace, and wave their hats for the Union The
Brigadier has now returned for the otherp ortion
of the fleet tan there Is of success under its
gallant commander when shall hare my Head Quarters
in the heart of The city, where all Union people
will come I'd see me. determined 70 Sell Goods
Cheaper thai anybody else, and under any ercum
stances r-fhse take greenarka no matter how large
tie amount viii slways give you dollar fr dollar i,
G ,ods fot any amount you have Of ,hen .
Yours Truly.
IN nHTYNuO
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

Two O'oe Indians were examined hers'
yesterday before Justice Hess ON 2 the
charges of assastand battery and intent
to rob and kill. (psrticu'ars Of which. -;
sault We published few weeks since and .
we're bound over to the District Court fer
trial -.' p. ..,r r=.-.s =
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

All applicants for passports are now ~.
quired by the State Department to Ole
bonds in the sum of one thousand Dollars
each. conditioned that they viii respond
to the draft under the Conscrip,ion Law. ~
will provide substitutes for tho military
eervico Of the United States; %
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

We notice that Senators Lane and
Pomeroy and Re?resentative Conway I'll;
voted for the "third miIeage grab" The.
was for getting miIeag. three. times, IL
vas sharp practice and our enemies will
gay that it was wha. nigh. be expected Il
Kansas men. 80 -.
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

On account Of a large .psrsioa' ofoss-,
time being speu. on the delinquent tai lisa
and other advertising we are unAblsae j..
sue but half sheet this, week. -
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Yours Truly.
10. SAMUELS,
Mains.Ganar.l

LA'rs-r am most lappy to inform you that tho AZ
pediton was entire and that junction Of tn.
two divisions Of feet ee cted the Goth
clock r. H. No accident occurred in the trip except the
last day out aslght gale tok on small portion of the
chimney or smoke stacks from of my clada
there was no collapse Of she ues and enabled 70
Sell Goods Cheaper than the Cheapest Js'
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lNIDUCEMENT
To our Country merchants

than any other house in the West.
All we ask is a trial.
STETTAUER 4 BRO.
New York Store No. II, o., 55l and 81.
Delaware street, Leavenworth, Kansas
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-04-04

FOUND--on Tue.d,y the 24,h March, "
ing beside the Military Road west of Marys-
wills, Shot gun, which the owner can have by
proving property and pay ing charges
CFO W GRACE
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seqf OF g ar sec Id II Or
nwqr of Or & hlf of " or
sse.lSip 6E7s-rsa-s-ozz-szs--s-sg-s,s-,.aes@
Patrick McDermott lots 10, II 4 IL sec Is
wnj McLaushlin bFofnx:qr, e bit of
swqr sec 20tp3r6 :
James O Nei, 9 wqr sec ID tp 4r6
Thomas Owsns-w hlf of qrseo7 1ltp
-eirs Ja. Oliver ' hlf of q .srne I Or ofu
qr sec 25 tp 4r6
William, O. Dell n " qrsec 9tp 4r6
Alberto Porter hlf of " or, hlf Of
tnwqr acc l2tp5r7 aarsG lI l
\ Palmer whlf of v or sec L tp 4r7
W bill, of 8 Or see 19 tp4r7
Albert 0 Porter hlf Of wqrsec 2stp
.4r7 -, ..t.d a
9 ehIf Of ar sec 29 tp4r7
zenry N. Poor, " hlf Of nc sr, part of " |
hlf Of or sec 20 tp4r7 s-ava
Edward S .Pearsall y hif of sw qr,n eqr
of sw or sec 8 tp4r6 II
Wm H Pesrsall-w hlf Of W Or, n Or of
swqr sec 9tp4r u
Geo " Reedy whlf of " or seer of S
wqrsec 6tp4r7
Woodfred Rcedy n or sec l tp 4l67
Geo & Woodfred Reedy & Con Or sec 6
John $ Randolph e Or of % ar sec 2s tp
neqr Of or sec 33 tp 5r6
n-wqr Of D wqr sec 34'tp 5rq6
WIND Robinson hlf Of swq or, e or of
.nwqr sec tp5r7,
D W Robinson ar of a Y qI, sw ar Of
.swqrsec,11ip4r7
Vim G Rogers wqr Of xqr sec 22,p
tptr7
:. ,neqr of y ar sec 2l tp5r7
Joseph Ridley n nf Of n " qr sec 80 tp )
fbos.;; Sherwood { lot, lot, 4, 5&s sec ZIP
ambrose. .shipp or ar sec ,5.p5r7
shlf of nwqr sec IL tp5r7
James Shipp hlf of qr sec ii ,p 5r7
Allen Shipp NV qr of . v Or sec l4tp5r7
IA hfr of swqr.n ar of 8 " ar. W
hlf of 8 e ar, sec II fps RI -.
aenry CShaft e ar sec 2'p5r7f -4aE
Ebert Stou, e Or sec II tp4r7
James R Summerss " Or sec l9 tp4r7
Elizabeth Saville " hlf of Sc ar&swor
of n e Or sec 22tp 4r7, .sa...
eo!oman Secre.s,s hlf Of n g qrsec ZIP $
Amslia R-Sleppy eqr sec 20 tp 3r6 :.
Edward Stiniffs blf of or, a v ar Of a
wqr Of " qr sec SO ,p4rs
6sickney 9 gro wqr sec lltp5r
y. Lo, 6sec 81 tp5.rSf
Amos TGrpseDd vest hlf Of seqr sec / 4
IS Vale .qr sec ,p.1;qr sec 4psro
- ehlf of seqrsec Nipr7 nj
nwqr Of n Or sec 21 p5r7
sswqr of peqr sec 22,p4r77 4
81 Warren q { qr see 81 p4r7 7,.u I
JrWillson hIf Of Sc or, sec IL. p5r7
nbf Of n e.qr sec 13 p5r7 i,sg'
Eliza Waller or, east so acres of W ar
ssirs Jas w.ll.. v.., 100 acres of sw ar
Efi.. wictlin hlf of s E ar s.c2e p4r7
John d Wells 70 qrof arsecl9 part
reqr of n Q ar sec 30 ip4 n
Charles Williamson hlf Of q . sqr;swqr
Of ne Or sec 26tp4r6,
l5seqr Of eqr sec 2p4r6
sWqrof svqrsec ! p5r6
willard Woodruff v hlf Of e eqr, v ar of
ne9rsec 15tp,4r6
sH,Whi'e hlf of seqr. nwqr Of 8 . ar
sec 26tp 3r7
trans Young q hlf Of o eqr, eqr of q "
ar sec 10 tp4r7
nwHt Of nvqr sec 12Qp4r.7
LOTS IN VAR
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

From the Subscriber, March 10Th. four.year
old Bay Mare, ~ith black name and tail. three
white feet, sho.s o.. the forward feet when left.
also heavy with foal $40 reward will be paid
10 any person who will deliver the mare at my
place on ws.t fork of Black Vermillicn in Mar
shall county. ISAAC B. VARNEY.
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a Pine Lot Of Chnice
PEACH TREES

From two to three ears old. for sale by v.C.
POOR, AZ his place, about eleven miles north
of Marysvil.e.
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The largest stock in the west
SOLD AT THE LOW.
EST PRICES!

WE have full'assortment of Prints, Bleach
ngs sl,irtihgs, Brown shee,ings. Walnut wills
Blue and Brown Demims Checks, Tickings,
Brown drill, Fannels, Cassimers, Sattinets,
Twee,is Jeans, Linnens and a full stock Of La
dies dress, Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

Wheat lc &c. higher and active, with sales
OF 300 900 bushels 81 90 asI 10 for white Western,
81 90 u 60 for red and amber Western 81 40 81 80 for
Milwaukee club and amber spring. and 81 81 81 Al for
Chicago spring Corn was active and steady with sales
OF las 600 bushels MIXED Western at IS &c. 65c for
sound aud Csc. S3c Tor sound and heated and Soc
for Western white. Rye continued quiet at 80c 81 "
sales made Of $500 bushels barley At 81 40 81 3D.
Oats in demand at DC. 74c, according to quality
CoTyEK-There has been good inquiry for Rio, the
sales Of which reached 100 bags $50 31c Other
kinds were quiet. We quote Rio, prince 3lc. q 81 Nc.
good 3Oc fair, 20 nc. ordinary, Csc. 49, ac Mara
cAi6o 3ic DOC LaGuayra, SOC. 32c Java, 3Oc aS2c
st. Domingo, 2Sc.
corros again advanced &c. 1c., closing with sales
reported Of 700 bales basis Of II No. TIC for mid.
dlings.
FRuT-Thcre activity in rssins at 20 50 for
buyers and - 65 for bunch.
FRsiGHrs.-Thc market unusually active 10 day.
and rates were tending upwards TO Liverpool there
we're shipped 500 bbls aour a. q and g. 71da e.
bags 200 tierces beef ut As packages bacon ana
lard at 2os and sos a32s Cd, by packet and COS BY
500 bags Of clover seed at 3Os SIS 3D. also,
by steamer 200 bales hops at I'D. 800 packages but
ter and cheese COS, aud 10 leather 70s 70
London there were taken -four at So. I'd, wheat at
3D. in bulk for IS 900 bushels, acd tobacco Mt 4os. To
Glasgow engaged 800 tierces lard at 32s Cd. To
Londonderry 800 bbls. -four at &c. To Bristol $4,000
bushels wheat at 9ad To Oporto -four shipped ut
As 3D. and wheat at I'D 70 Constantnople at DC.
GUsNY CLOTH AND BAGS we. in demand at 24ac. Zoe.
and loo.
HAY.-North river was sci ing freely at 9Oc. as1 10
HoPs continued in fair demand at lie. Doc for new
crop.
LATns firm and in fair demand
MOI AssEs-Saes we're moderate, embracing 225 bbs
old year crop New Orleans 3Ic and 54c 68c respect
lively small lots Of other kinds unaltered prices.
Ons-There increased activity in petroleum ~ 24c
25c and 45c. &c. for crude an refined, respect
lively.
PROVISIONS Pork bnoyant, and mp TO Sl4 rs for
and Sl 25 asia for prime, with sales OF 100 bbs
Beet in demand with sales Of 400 bbs. at $ll
30 $13 for plain and S3 S3 - for mess ii 600
bbls and tieces lard, within Of Toe 1926 900
boxes bacon at Tc 9ac, and $50 packages hams and
shoulders at &c a Sc. and 5i4c SIC. Butter in
CURED for at 2lc 25c. for state and 100. zoe for
Western. Cheese was sacable at I0c. l3c.
RICE was in limited demand mostly at &c. sc. for
East india ~
SPIcRs selling freely at 45c and &c for cassia and
pepper respectively.
SUGARS buoyant In price and actively sought after
with sales OF 200 hhds Cuba New Orleans and Porto
Rico ut from 9sc. 12sc the latter rate for clarified
New Orleans; l75 boxes Havana at lOa4c a lie
TAI0w was up to lie IL c with sales u 50 600 lbs.
1EAs we're attracting more attention, and were tending
upward in prios.
WHrsSKY Tho days sales comprised 900 bbls. at acc.
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pAHrsER WANTED IS It'll FROM 400 TO $500, TO
I'm the Adfertsrm ext ndlng lucrative business.
ont hfe afpy bhetf WIN na - manage tr nnan cs ara
give The husners ~ II ri ita atuun Address. with
real nane Enterprise. Herald office.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

A TRIP TO ICELAND
IA On Monday evening. January H. AZ the Hal 81 NE
Historical sosty corn,t q second avsuus and Eleventh
street Mr. j. ROSS BROWNE, author Of "A Whaling Noy.
are .Yu.sf 'Crusos Lfe,h "A Peep Al wsahoeh and
other sketches Of travel vi ve an sooan Of ne isc.p
PRoPRIATB DEsCHfPTivE Music, Asries OF NAOMI.
r1CEST SCENES painted ~ Europe from org pal dfas'
ings Smaller Sketches iusra Ina the eossunss and cha
IantsristLc traits Of the people will fso Be introduced
Tickets 80 csn,s. Doors open ~ Lecture eonmeticss
nTE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

Silver Plae. Old Gold, &C JOSEFH hULUHUNi DIAHVuu
Broker, bl0 Broadway,
nIAMoSDs OLD GOLD AND sfLvER-LADIEs or
gentlemen ng old Gold Silver Diamonds tc ss
by going LOUIS ASBiCH 10 Broad.ay under the New
York Hotel than other place IN the
city We offers Ray the highest pricetweny per cent
more any person<nd In city money Win
out being compelled 70 take any other gods 10 exchange
Remember, 723 Broadway
nIAxoYps BOUGHT FOR cAsH-AND GREAT
~ price given for nne single stones. MONEY % load
ysluations per cent Once hours t t0snd 2u only.
D W. PLtMB, Diamond Broker. Bl1 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

~. bfs.sd Madame YREwsTgR 1~ho ks. removed V
No sAn Bfosfwsy atov~ Eshtesnth street. ever the 30
TIRE ssg. and ~h2 b eonsai.d vita snure sssiae
uoni SIRE hss equs Hhe i-. the ~ fatufe vie
Or husband aso that u her visitor II Joa wish trph rs
herAtAL
rg,Hy gRRATBsT WONDER IN THE WORLD ~ THE
i sossmgitshf AAasne bTHOs. from PsTs vho can ~
ooassl wih me srctstt cotNdshcs - sfsif q I'VE
f.scru artnsse 500 unfAlthfsi hptuNutsg hAsa t -
nkE le0Ne4 ~ ygr brafs IDOL AH1 trnss tssstnsf
,hsse .oag fasst~a LADIES' ~ osns. Rssssnss ~ Tki
a,snue, sbsfs f-snts stIss~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

and common stock. Since this statement was
made the Erie has earned about "a 500 900 in the
three months Of October, November and Dscem-
Der, and it is estimated that the net earnings Of
these three opths will not be less than 81 400 O0O
The results for the year 1862 will be the more sat
isfactory to the owners of the property as the
amount expended during the year in construction,
repairs and additional rolling stock has been far
larger than usual. The prospect for the future, in
view Of the steady increase OF the regular bust
ness of the road, and the development of new
traffic in coa and coal oil of undetermined extent,
must be regarded as very bright.
The exports for the week ending ON Tuesday were
s2,752, 407.
The business of the Sub. Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts. $So4,s71 90
ror cusoms' .................'........ 3uo ool -
Balance. 1926 $40 03
The statements of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
Of 1862 as follows
nYor. JAM hes, So g c si g;
BIZ: a. #S $is;s ss 's5ss
Total. ~ $3.50 1880 2ssseo?gI 49ose as 22,s7s4ol
Last yesa ssass7ssS soS2aSS ss6s5,sdS idsosisS
The condition of the Hudson River road on the
30th Of September was:--
Capital stock by charter .... ..... SO 600 900 90
Amount pAu 3,Ioo,4oU %
Funded debt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9,137,0O0 co
Floating debt ................... 29s ,424 SO
Cost Of road and equipment $l2 l13, 1874 81
Number of passengers carried in $50 i02
Number Of Of freight carried ........ SIT $40
Receipts for the Year Ending .S,pt 80.
From passengers 2o2 1854 As
From freight. ,lI3 %
From other sources. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 6s
Total. 50 73O $3.50 Oe
Transportation expenses. 81 1907 ,575 So
Interest. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 657,015 o.
- 2,024 sol 10
Since the above the floating debt has been paid
OF and dividend of per cent in cash declared.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

TBrRspAy, Jan. l6-6 p. NJ
Asus.--asss were made Of 40 bbls. at SIC. assc.
pr pots, and Sc. for pearls
BHEApsruFr.-Liberal sales of Gour were effected 10.
lay at partial rise Ii prices Of &c. per Dbl Sales we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

;OAL.

IoAL-s7 rs PER TON FOR BEST RED AND wHrTB
~ Ash Goa, wei scrsenei, from lndef 90 Ltti-
ffom ia ip West Eleventh street mar sev.n .nn..
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~. 75.-ThE WASH
IL ington Market Soda vi. meet a. a Johnston.
E,gs Thuf.iuy evonin Jan 10 i35s, al ten oces,
the "Hluntat Har". lNrn seventh street
and there .,hATE. tas os sud ap.arr SAID
sghostn al then al tor
ilition. b order. Brsati. Gen al " CORNELL
co.onti " II. Chasr -
The above postponed unt Friday evening January Is
sam. uue and pace. ~ order. . ...
Col n H. CnAss BrtgaIi.r Genera. CORNELL.
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tahis.cl Ia the weighing business wish.s To make an
With gentleman who wen aiuled with
Importers and WHO nueAoe considcra J. anesn ~
PARTIES a 20 tn II buhinrsa aud VIII take such
IN tho No money needed, a the parties
havr everything carry the business Address
j. !. H. Herald ONCE for three days. stating where an In
t"tsew be had.
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Since the above the floating debt has been paid
OF and dividend of per cent in cash declared.
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WATCHES. JEwELRF, &c.

, T $40 BRoADwAY-oPPosI1E THE ~. NICHOLAS
The highest intrinsic value paid IN cash, for Diamonds
Silver Plate. Old Gold &C. JOSEPH SOLOMON, Diamond
6l0 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

THE MEMBERS or MUM LODGE no 100 v AND.
A. M notified 70 attend sp~s ~ oomnu ntsuun IT
Lodge at 81 Diyson street mis- evening 81 ~ Gti~t
The frsterni,y In general are lnsi,sd Wors 81 n "a
gree. w. w. BARRETT, h.sef.
JonS 0wfs, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

LrARLY cLosIhG ASSOCIATIONS - BE, IAL MEET
Ia In OF nrmhcrs the Assorist WI BE- hs,d a
Mo.au ial. ais Dadray Friday .nina, nnusfy 10
a y action endh,et ~ -
talon Tered january and otlcr business tina
may properly come before tho met ~
~ OsBOOD. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-16

CRsILRNRE NEw Az igiI ~ cLDtitN9
VI N#feAs H4 frr LIZ WtsleiH 49,. w so =. a.
,.,ss.Ie III ID - go. = .sA..s ffios b eossoT
" cssss sutG
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UrANTED-BREvOORT, COMMERCE HONE AND
w very Insurance tompanles' sort also Chicago
aud Northeastern Rair1aT Stock aud Fan Franc Guy
per cent Bon2., ny ALBERT MooLAY
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wretches placed under their charge. Deny
this who will We know it to be true
For osr own part, we are farfrom placing
implicit faith in the prescriptions of the
faculty. Au contraire, we haveinfaitely
more confidence in the world pervading
aemedies Of Professor Holloway, than in
all the tinctures, decoctions, anodynes, and
cathartics recommended in the profession
al textbooks. Doubtless, the egotistic
nabobs at the head of some of our medical
Institutions would designate his Pills and
Ointment as empirical preparations. But
we say, no. Empires experiment upon
the diseased system; but he does not.
He claims the trust and confidence of In
! valids on sure groends-an unbroken series
of cures, embracing all internal and exter.
nal complainta, and running through nc
less period than the fourth of century
Can Imagination conceive of more conclus
i've testimony than this? Does not sucf
a voucher, bearing the Endorsements of th'
sick in every cline, and backed by th'
favorable opinions and friendly DEGREES o
some of the leading governments of Eufop
carry more weight with it than who'll
stack of diplomas?-tSunday "Times.''
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FAIRBANKs' SCALES.

Having learned that in some cases, per-
sons with whom We have no connection
whatever, have been travelling through
the country representing themselves as
our agents, or as selling scales made from
Fairbanks patterns, DC, we deem it prop
cr to say that the genuine Fairbanks
scales are made only at Saint Johnsbury
Vermont, where they have been made for
thirty-three years. or more, by +. & T.
Fairbanks & Co., the original inventors.
and that others represented as such are
only limitations. IF the agents for such
other scales have confidence in their mer.
its, they would have no occasion to resort
to such means to sell them, OF avail them.
selves Of reputation which the Messrs
Fairbanks have honestly earned. AL
our travelling agents will be furnished By
us with certificates Of agency. which they
will be happy to show to purchasers witf
whom they may not be personally ac
quainted. sitb a
FAIRBANKs, GREENLEAF & Co.
Chicago, April 23d, 1863.
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dent, asd I will not detain you longer.
Wheni Antheny Burns, the fugitive slave
vas so,fined in the Court house in this
city, meeting was held at Fancal Hall
to consider the subject. Thsodors Parker
and the Rev. Thomas VI, Higsinson were
there. Mr. Parker, in concluding an elo-
quent speech, allpded to the fact that a
slave was confined in the Court house, and
exclaimed in substance, !" Why stand we
here idle2 70 che rcscuer' A rush wat
made for the Courthouse, and at the doc,
stools poor laboring man, Mr. Batche
lor, . night watch. His wifeasd two chill
dren were sleeping at home, possibly
dreaming Of him as he was toiling fo
their daily bread. The crowd demande,
admittance, he refused, and was immedi
lately assassinosed en the spot. Who kille,
him the world never knew, These mer
Mr.. PresideDt, were the con6dentia
friends and supporters of Mr.. Summer
aad for this reason I have alluded to th
subject" 5a5r