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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14

FH1 FRIScH TOsAccO -AcIIoS OF TIE ToBAccO
TRADa o. RICRMozD-A meeting Of the membsrs of the
FObaeco Trade vas held, in this ely, the Sh hats
to take into consideration tAe report relative to the
French to6acc, stored in this city, committee was
appontSd, oousslng Of Msssrs. Samuel J. Harrison,
William Gray, David Bridges, and Garrett =. Watson
to investigate hs subject and port at subsequent
meeting.
The committee sought aai obtained an interview with
His EEceasncy, Pre- ident Davis and Hon J. p Bsrjs-
min, Secretary o. Sac They were informed that TIE
recent publications in the newspapers relative to the
mOva Of the tobacco in question did no! contain the
faIs cut that the Confederate Government neither
oOud nor would make any objection to the removal of
A7y tobacco within the mits Of the Confederaoy be-
longing to the Preach government if the tobacco was
cleared from Confederate port, and not to touch
at any port in the Uated States. The committee were
informed that under the arrangement entered into be-
tween the Confederate Safes government and n. Paul
the agent the French gOv'rnmsn no tobacco other
than that belonging to the French government would
b permitted to leave the CohiederAcy.
These facts we're reported by the Committee to called
meeting of the Trade held at the Tobacco Exchange
the l9sh iast-Psesident John CAskis in the Chair;
Opt Wm- Y. Sheppard acting as Secretary
A resolution, submitted by Mr.. P. D. Mckinney, was
adopted the substance Of which is, that the French
Tobacco in ths city not bought and paid for
prior 4sh March, 1861 stated in the order Of the
Federal Government cOnsentDg to It's shipment fact
which it ia desirable that all maritime nations shall be
apprized OF.
An 6hicial copy Of the proceedings Of the meeting
handed 20 w. but have Only for the above
abstract
PEEsOHALs-Ths New York News of recent dates,
contains among its personals" adVsrtsem,n ts of Sin
formation wanted !" of several persons, Including
Alexander Policeman, Of Columbia, Miss, by Petrie &
o., Of New York.
ON. Driscsll, Of Mercer CO., KY, who went 10 Texas
four years ago.
Henry sheeiI and wife, and ThOs. Gately, by Mrs.
Thomas Gatsly, Baltimore.
Il is intended suppose that respoI ses sha be sent
BY Gag OF truce published In the Richmond papers,
hs advertisements
Another personal announces the death of William
Packard Co. A, 7th Va cavalry a. Point Lookout Nd,
on the Och Of Nov.
Various personals relating to family Affairs etc.,
are also published in the News" Among them are
notices addressed to John B. Baldwin, Saunton; W. H.
Smith, (Adsnta; Hrs Martha ?. CAnsdO, Professor J.
lawrence Reynolds, Columbia, South Carolina; Misc N.
B. w., care Of Hugh W. Fry; Mrs Robert Henry,
Charleston, South Carolina Moses Pike Richmond
Gle Of the News" is KEEP! at Judge oulds Office, on
Oh street The local editor OF the WAig will forward
copy Of any personal in the above list if postage stamp
I, s.nI 70 pay return postage.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, [
..as.,l., 81, RICHMOND, Dec Z, 1858.
GENERAL ORDERS,

appointed
Ulcers anag o sGovGnme ~
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
LARGE SALE OF PERSONALLY.
II WILL SELL Ar AUCTION. at the RES

II w II4I DNLD NJ hUOIION, dJ IHt IebI-
dsncs Of the late Mrs Ann Warrington IN Caroline county.
"WEDNESDAY, the 18th Of December fair, not the
n fair day thereafter all the tse Of the dscsdani,
embracing Horses Mules Work oIen dock Of superior Sheep
Hogs Goth aed and oek CATTLE Goth beef and sock)
raj usand bushes Of Corn, Fodder, STRAW, Wagons Carts,
Poughs, Harness. &o re- Also Family Carriage and Match
Horses Household and Kitchen furniture, and other val
liable articles incident 10 large farm.
Sale 70 commence at II A. d..
fEnxs-oash, In Confederate money.
nol1-d1Awztkdtds Exr Of Mns. ANN WARRINGTON.
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II y b b A LII
l. That valuable property known -
"LYNCHS RAREHO USE" will be offered for sale, the
highest bidder Public Auction In Lynehburg, TURaDAY
he 18th day Of DECEMBER, instant uated Bridge street.
the chief tnoroughare the city, and very Bhor distance
the canal railroad depots and bridge leading 10 Auher
justly regarded Of the valuable pieces Of prop
erty In the y and affords opportunity capitalists for In
veslment rarely offered.
TKRns-Cash, or Its equivalent
~ Sale at O'clock BY DuxnxoToH 4 MYLKR
JN0. A. LIGGAT,
de8-tda Trustee
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OFFICE RICHMOND L PEPG R. R. Co..
RIoBHOED, Dec. 2, 1858.
THR Owners Of Freight arriving at any Of
4 e Depo Of this Company requested 70 take away
promptly ARRIVAL the Company viii NOS be responsible
Tor is safe keeping h ID. gill,
.des9-Im 6enf buptL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-12-14
IN PRESS, AND WILL BE PUBLISHED
MACARIAS
OR
TIE AFFAIRS or SACRIFICES.
A NOVKL
By he lusrnf aBsulahn

TO The PUBLIO-Es explanation 70 Tie trade, a.
he reang public for the Unforeseen and long detsn
,a this brilliant novel The facts are thAt
~ mapnsorp long placed hands Of NE enter
linE Drnsrs-Ses5rs kVtoS coss Of Oharleston. In
neAaeT as however that ely beSeged BY toe gnsny
and dznaturC q "Aaeas" In type, u became
n. ssaFy pFeeautonAy measure for hers EVans co
. u rs6ye eatablshnent Columbia. The cnbe,
asarrangensnt and delay consequent t removal
aFy delayed he appearance Of Miss Hyans book Bns We have
nav Ffadoa0n aunou1eing that "MACAhLAn VII Be
rtady The say part Of the month Of yansAy and hat i
Gathore.s. RESr 4 JOHNafON,
Rublitheu -,
asiG-n rs Main strest, Richmond
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rERss.-DAity. sHou.A.. ass months, IS Iura i'AP~
S.E.sily. months. SO No 'oS.spaau' received for l'.'
RAn tx mouthA
WssEy nOnihS, - No InbseiPaOnl received Tor s''
han On months
Ne slssspaoa for longer period han Ir months Win b
Ssvsd FER any lsJas Of ne Whg.
RsaliiAness q ne hIk Of the Subscriber.
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A VALUABLE FARM, =
IN THE COUNTY OF AMELIA
Three Miles Bslop the Court House.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION. .--
A T the request of Mr. K. II. Marshall, will be
IA sod on premises. TUESDAY, the 18Th DAY Of De-
ceube si IL o'clock NJ the valuable Fam the county Of
Amelia below the Court which he nov
Il contains 400 Of land, cleared and
about half OF the other In pine and osk
timber ali good produces we'll IN. Dwelling House 10
lsrgs and good repair containing four base
ment There ave negro houses, besides kitchen,
good crb feecbouse two tma stables ana
large do tobacco barns and granary yard
and garden attached enclosed. - q
Terms liberal and made known at ssle.
Peo from this city wishing attend the shove SALE viii
hnd eonveyanees at Amelia Court House 10 take them NE
farm. t.e.s =
de11-4t JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auc1 ~
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vered discourse lee, marked than usuas might have
been said Of it's said Of minor effort Of one Of the mos:
eminent Clsrsymen that England ever pIoduced-"Though.
mastery but master could have preached H.
Afer twelve years Of useful labor at Rorbnr-no n the pull
pit alone but in the discharge Of all the duties Of his sacred
oice-he went to Europe, where he soJonned for time
adding Of knowledge To his cultivated mind he
turning he eier aud about two since, became
resident Of this viage-not Rector Of Church but as
private citizennor yet indeed private zen for by his
good works he became known 70 the community
In all charitable educational and patriotic enterprises, M
talents and also his voice and his enlisted lie did
for the needy seek him, he went to them In 80
ca ard In business circles be proclaimed the most nncon
promising patriotism; aud when, occasionally he preachea
he failed not to address both the Almighty and The people ~
behalf Of country. As minister and parrot me-
made of like stuff with those revolutionary cegyneh
Wtherspoon who signed the Declaration OF Independence
and Mechenburgh who AFTER preaching threw OIL his clerical
robes stood before his congregation in Generals uniform
and then and drew his sword for his country In tue
death Dr. Wayand great loss has been do
nestle social and public loss Those who mourn tor him as
h band father and brother and those who knew him bes
appreciate that loss the most Stricken down BY sppoPlery
gave dying testimony, needed-hs t.st
moiy was given While living and by HE manner OF living
IL desire said eloquent preacher urging ne
OF all oppor unities, desire to enter the uhvcrsy
cven in advance" Who doubt that the departed Dr.
Wayland has taken high place among that higher oideI
beings, This world loses and the next world gains attractions
when such he leave here and 60 there
Saratoga Spring., Oct. 10, 1863.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

Ngw.lORg. March 20, 1863.
hi, 10 certify yiha, have suffered IRON very
cupoNlc CATARRf with dun heasiness ia the head |
fell, my nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
orcncs ore throat the chls stealing mo with ocra'
on no, ushes grea, shness of the chest snd pain SO
much so that every thouer, consumption Having
hoard Of the great performed by Dr. Won Eisenbe'g
consulted him. with bat little hope Of an now happy
10 be enabled 10 add my testimonial to the great number al
ready IN tine Doctors possession, a. to bis scientific and sue
ces mode OF treatment he has shown in my that
k and know ledge which have procured for him great
r.pntston entirely restored TO perfect health that
do mos, sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
CATAlRH and SORE THROAT to spply Vi once to DR..
Won EisenbeIs, with a certs,ny Of being cured
FREpEgICk WEBER No 500 Fourthst.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

June r. l86J-ny dear daughter brought me to Dr. Won
F.senbcr, anoit tnd IN roth eyes could not bear the
pain nor the light completely cure" BY d. No" Essen
10 and called ctpos. ny gratitude to tue Doctor Tor
M SAN and unfcuiting attention. by which recovered QUE
Of the most precious after oeins deprived ." u io
four years IL Is Only due to Dr. Won fi'enbfi TO a'e a
~ ~ ,y,rsi psysiei4ns in vain shall be happy to bear
,,o,, 10 Ia. Won Eisenbergs unilya.ed successful
.,, l.Iv OF e,nt.oaan who will call On ne.
iuDu UlLLOE NO. 10 Fulton IT.. Brooklyn
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IMpORTANT JUDICIAL DECIsION.-IIis Honor

IMPORTANT JUDICIAL DECrsIoN.-llis Honor,
Judge Clifford of the Supreme Court of the United States
upon full and final hearing delivered opinion in the u s.
Circuit Court Boston, the 18th uimo, fully sustaining
the Sewing Machine patent Of Elias Howe,r perpetual
injunction was ordered against the defendant Charles '"
Williams and against tho civilians Orvs" Machine
important public know that machines making this
improved or GnovsR BAKER STITOH nsbtfuly made
and sold only by the Grover Baker Sewing Machine Com
psny who the pacnces and of these improve
will be by the following card from MI Howe
himself:
Villas HOWE yR.
All cautioned not to make deal in or use any
Machines which spoos and mako the
stitch Known the Grover Baker Stitch unless the same
purchased from the Grover Baker Sewing Machine
Company their Agents Licensees and stamped under my
patent OF September TO- lsi6.
Said Company and their Licences alone legally autho'
zd under their patents dmy said patent during the ex
tended thereof make and sell this Kind Of Sewing
Machine and all others paces upon said patent and
will Do deal it'll accordingly, wherever found
ELIAS HowB. JR
Now-y FORK. Oct. 49, 1900
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MoRroNs GoLp PRrs are now sold at the

prices before the Of the wU this IL
entirely owing TO the Manufacturers improvements In ma
chnery, his presenlarse Retail Business and
System; until no commenced Advertising his business was
done on Credit and strictly spih the Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold at old prices
makers Of all other gold pens charge the Premium on the
Gold Government Tax but Morton has changed
his prices Wholesale or Retail
Othe great numbers by mail to all parts Of the world
during the past few years not one in has failed to
reach destination in safety showing tina. the Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by part of the world
ct the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Fen exactly adapted your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
at the present almost universal HhPesure Price Of every
thing You Morton Gold Pen cheaper IN proportion
to the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen IN the World. Ifyou want cal on A. MORTON
No rs Maiden Lane, OF inclose stamp for circular.
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A CardI
THE OPENING OF
HELMBOLD'S NEW DURG STORE,
No. 5%s broadway.

Next Metropolitan Hotel
Mr. NELMBOLD has opened at the above place IN
Drc and Chemical Warehouse Our citizens Respectfully
10 give call and they will be certain to receive
accordance with the Doctors usua pas, mode Of
De illness none but pure and fresh Goods will constantly %
.cpt on hand aud all who him their custom may De -
red every article sold will be genuine and at the loves
cash LsuEe. -. w.
house, No Jys Broadway -
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Cabinet Furniture e,
M, bs,t II ali Dressing IN use.

AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES
ann ooO WORTH or Fl.iST-CLASS FURNITURE.
H. cene1u.uc. of the falling oil in our wholesale oua1'
% ~. oarr our own manufactured goods to the public q
CONSISTING OF arlor Library Dining and Bed Room Suites
made of selected material and in the latest fashionable ssyss
ALI goods warranted. -.
rlEAsE. examine our goods before purchasing else
where. WE'LL pEAoNoi Ts.c.n
Nos I?5 and In Rvington st. bet Essex and NorioW.
Grand Essex and houstons 1t. stages pass close by
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Notice.
1T Is DYE.
IT IS A DYE.
1T Is DYE
IT is A DYE.
In the year leis Mr. MATHEWS hs, preparedths vESE-
rIN DYE Since that time It has been used BY thoVs
,ni and in no failed to give entire satisiscoo
The VENETIAN DYE Is the cheapest III the world ie
aube the quantity of dye In those Usually sold for 81
The VENETIAN DYE Is warranted not to in.ars the ns1
OF tla scalp in Tie 81 ghiost degree. 50 ,.
Tho VENETIAN DYE work. with rapdity AMI certainty
the hair requiring no preparation whatever.
The VENETIAN DYE produces any shade thss may ve
ON, that will no, fade crock ash outone that
prm,neu, as the hair itsef For sale by all dIusssta
A. 1. MATHEWS, General Agent
No. IL Gold st.. Newton.
Also manufacturer OF -
ARNICA HAIR GLOSS,
,h. h.. ,ir Dressing in
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A NEW PERFUME FOR TIE HANpKERCHIEF.

A NEW PERFUME FOR TIIB HANDKERCHIEF.
EXTRACT OF rmE
NleHr-DLooxIxo CEnEus
NIoH1. BLOOMING CEsrUs.
EisHr. BLOOMING CEmrvs.
E,sHr Bloosne CsRrva
EIemrBLoo~,se CxREvs
EicHr-BLoonxs CrKrr'.
Eiear.BLoonrSe Cxaxus
Mort Frquis,s Delicate and Fragran, Perfume Distilled
ffO= the Rare and Beautiful Flower from sheh tass. its
prwAnx or oousrKnrrrr.
ASK PHALoSs-TAKs NO OTHER
Sod by druggists generally.
New PARIS FANCY GoODs,
NJ. 800 broadway.
JUS. received PEI Scotia and Olympus exquisite
selection Of PARIS VASES JrwKL BoIEs CARD RKcKivKEs
FLOWER STANDS etc.
HAvIL,Sp, MKRRrT Co. Importers,
No so broadway, opposite 81, Sichos. Hotel
RUSSIAN BALL-CoMrLIMESrAgY-SLIpPERs,
&c, for Ladies, pRgss BooT, iof O.ntlcn.on
Al tAsTsELLs no 0l3 Broadway
EMDR0rDERIyG. QUILTING, and BRAIDISG.
and every description Of MACHINE done IL the bes,
the Grover BaseT Machine, by Miss L. LrAcn.
a, No. JOS Brosdssy, near 2.d-s'
GROVER 4 BAKERS CELEBRATED S2wisG-
MACHINES awarded the hlshe. premiums all com
peors the State far- O; New Yort vermont.
Iowa Michigan Indiana, Illinois, Keniueky. Pennsylvania.
Ohio and every Institute and County Faif where exhibited
hi. year
GEO. NJ TRACEY Agent.-Ncwly Improved
Yoke Perfect Fitting SHIFT nasrTAcToEr No 'gi ",sn''
si4ker faincl Jnder'ls and bGNers. ~ lsh hcimo
Shirt, aid Dfew,fs Lbs Woo do Holm uoN's, oos'
superior scsrf Neck nc CaGisn Jackets I.c s'.orncnt
Of all ssd. Il furt ishing Good It lo. piire'
smoYs.-Ladies will find full Assortment Of
coverings for the suitable or tie appealing so~.oa.
adapted IN style 10 Ladies ..istef aud chiisf'h.
). CAsTgELL. NO Oh Broadway
BATcHYLoRs HAIR DYE.-The best IN the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless, and in'Ansneos
effect. The genuine 10 sgAcd NIitiAh a. bAiNHtLCs
sold by al Druggist. fscio9y No "a bAicaysi.
TgUssYs.-MARsH & Co.'S Radcal Cure
Tsuss ohce only a, No ve'ey'' A'o sqrPorei' SUI
pensory Bsndss SIX Elastic stocking. ioi 'sreose 'e'
Shoulder Braces &c. lady attendant.
BEAUTIFUL LIFg-LIKE PICTURES.
CAr,es de Nse % per dozen: Dupic4ics VI D. ~ neg
.tive. resi,ierod A Ltwn No. ls1 chs,hAia o., y J.
THE PALMER ARM AND LfG.-B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Fatentec Aof place ground hoofl
NY Also PhsdelpLis and Boston On houses Of FALstE
Go. AVOID imposition by calling on tho Inventor.
GOLD PKSs.-T'he best and the cheapest at
A. Moxross No. q Maiden-ane New fois
Foa TIKI UAIR-BAaRY's TRICornERors.-
The Dos, and chsse. article. Sold by all Druggists
.,vx-
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Good News For Mothers,
BROWNS PATENT BABY TENDER
An inz-nious usefsl and beautiful article for
INFANTS AND CHILDREN.
II combines in ONE ARTICLE larger than small trunk
an elevated SPRING CRADLE, having veFtics Motion,
BABY-JUMPER, = HOBBY-H0KSE which an infant ca
noe with perfect safety HI0H CHAIR for the abe,
LON CHAIR NURSERY CHAIR and neat OTTOMAN
.oI the Nursery or Parior.
THE BABY TENDER
mother. nom the oisome part Of baby tending
email dispense with nurse. and smuses exefctce9
and M infant. chi iren send for circular contain
ma ful deception and saiisfscory te.'imoniAls fo y.
Firb,ns. CSC the eunen. msker N p. Will, esq.,
end others equally re liable
Fuoss to suit al classes.
BROWN l. Co, Sole Manufacturer
No. 47< Broadway.
Between Grand and EToope ste.
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DnIitiral Notices.
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT,
To the Electors
OF THE

SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT'
EMBRACING
THE 9TH. 18TH. 18TH AND 18TH WARDS
The Undersigned would respectfully upon you the ne
ce.ty Of promp, and efficient individual effort the
return from hi. District the State Senate Of thoroughly
loyal and ceptsnabe representative.
In WILLIAM LafMBEER, IT,. the nominee OF tho Union
Convention OF this District have candidate whose char
scer and quafc unqursonsbe and spon whose
we can rely with full confidence that It will be
all tina, loyal citizens would WISH and such the necessities
Of country may demand.
We have known Mr.. LAIMBEER for years, and would
earnestly commend him the favor Of the Electors Of this
Senatorial District without regard to party gentleman OF
high character tine abilities and experienced In public hfo
We know him to be earnestly loyal and every way worthy
and capable and that elected he u stand firmly BY the
National Government sustain the honor Of our Sssse and
wa.chflily guard the interests Of the city.
GEORGE OPDYKE. HIRAM BARNEY,
PETER COOPER, ROBERT BLISS.
DIR. u. PARMLY. JAMES c. CARTEH
JAMES HARPER, d. L. sUYDAM,
JAMES ALCOCK, d. nENSKSSHY,
SAMUEL D. H. VANCE, E.y HhU0HwOUT.
JNO d. LAMSOE. HOMER MORGAN,
CHAs. LIVINGSTON SEYMOUR A. BUhCE,
OEO w. BLUNT. O ALBiNoLA,
TIMOTHY O. CHURCHILL EDWARD KERNEi5.
CIfAs H. MARSHAL J. LOTHRoP.
JAMES KELLY BYAM X. STEVENS jrr
JONATHAN srURGlS j. GREEN PEARSON
FRANK = HOWE ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT
/ = BENNETT JAMES ". BOOTH
yATH HAYDEN GEORGE STARR,
PARKER HANDY A. A. DENMAN,
OTIS D. SWAN. y. d. SMITH.
ELLIOT c. CowDiS al; go others
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JAMES FURLoSG. No. $50 ada,
No. is,AtLxs.sr.. Nnv YoRx. Feb



Tlis cer,ihes that my mother has been Tor some time
afflicted with partial deafness suffering foa pain aud rum
hing noises An the Ao,d together with oiLer indications OF
tosa los. Of hearing d.. Won IanDefg removed from her
ear. great quantity matter together with eoasaed blood
role, s,4nt-neouay and all without pain Ii with
-u..iul tDanks thai give this testimony to ITS sail
CARROLL ]. POST No. 20 south-ss.
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The Best Goods

The Best GOODS
as Ia.
LOWEST RATES.
Fine French and English LyWLss Tooth and other Pow
d.ss for beautifyns. at
hkLMbOLDS $1,000.
No. 500 BROADWAY.
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The GraefenberG CoInpany's Medicai Ansu'e'
tiOu,
liza. boon remove ed from No = Bondst TO- rv
No 1872 WILLIAMST: NEW YORK;

''' no. I3V WILLIAMST kEW-YoRK,
Near corner u Fu!toa.)
Over the wholesale drug store Of A. b. SANDS e. Ca
Thu Grarfsubes Uterine Csthelicon, ard all OF
the se,nbers Family Medicines, are sold Wholesale and
retail, "A above. =, 81. y.,, ~, -,
with his friends and patients at No. l30 WlLLLAM-ST.
tom IOa IN. to p M
- 'CAUTiON.-BEwARE ANY orHER UrxaINH Ca.
ruo,,coy Use NOTHING BUT rHE CArH0LCoS AARKnD
"'TIiE GRAEFENBERG COMPANIES HAVING rHe
AZ A, or rHu 0RAGvENBERa ConPAsy AND TAX NAME %
JOSHUA T. BRIDGE, NJ. d., ON rHE OUTSIDE Wrapper.
AND MS SIGNATURE ON THE INSIDE LABEL
Mprinelied endearorng TO pain ~ fm,tao~
and ayfis the genuine Beware of inpositioo
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

HARLEM July %, 1859.
Ih.vs boon deaf for over twenty-five year, and Dr. Won
yi.cnters has opsrsed both my without the sh'
palm did no, believe such . thing could be done now
hear well and fool my head ssr which did not for the last
twenty years Tho derte,y and skill with which tho 'p''S
ton was performed the highest practical ability
hear psrfeotly 1t 10 now month since the operation
and continue TO feel % well
WILLIAM LIDDLE
Harlem. l26,hs,.. between ID and od-sv'
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Special Notices.

New.YOrk typographical Union No. GA Special
Meeting this Union viii held pursuant 10 call at Tam
many Hall, THIS Tuesday EVENING" Nov ut u O'clock
for tie OF securing Tor the reiet oil
me mber, IA strike. III. NJ. FALLING, President
X. s. HILL, Recording Secretary.
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n. ~. ".
s'iiLLS AND rEifR
CiiiLl.s AND FkNKR.
tlilLI.s AND FEVER

If,ou ssiag 10 the theater. opera or party do
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flsE FRENCH PERYuNHHY.
EXTRACTS or COLOoskS - -
LAyEhDER FLoRIDA AND OTHER WATERS
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KYW DRUG AND CHEMICAL DEPOT.
No ~ BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-03

POstpOnement.-n consequence OF tho Election, the
Rev d. = VI. LANDSs Grafton tho State Of the Coun
try at Cooper Institute will DO postponed until he returns
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