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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE rnN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the OdA,
follow Doonsboro', Maryland said on Thursday, the 3s,
Of May, 1900;
"Numerous cures OF diseases caused by early ndlAcro
ton having been performed by the English Botanic Ply
hcian, feel It my duty, having knowledge Of them, to
state the fact believing that in doing may service
to the suffering One In particularthat Of young
In this cityis worthy Of note. lie had become the
victim of habit, the mere alluslon to which causes
shudder andafer years suffering and docorng gave up
all hopes Of recovery. lie wished to marry, and was
dearly beloved by as sweet girl lsped worda
Of Affection but lie was fearfu nervous and prostratcd
lie dared not wed account Of tho shattered state
Of his system He sought relief ut the hands OF the Boz
tanic Physician and astonishing 1t may seom, all tho
bloom and yigor Of youth has returned aud e 10 now
the happy father Of a pair Of bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
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FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINQSI

EhOIO 1AANAd d AU8BVANKV 2H2N1NUOI
Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says In the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9th Of April,
1859:
An English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army and who styles himself the English Bo.
tanc Physician, has Of late gained extensive reputa
ton here by his skill In curing all manner Of complaints
Some Of his patients have eonyersed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment vary
superior Some have been restored II by magic The
medicine he used is distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"While acting in the army he devoted his lslsuro
moments to thorough study Of the effects produced BY
certain medicinal roots and herbs all Of dis
1t ho has found sure and speedy remedy
for all the his that flesh Is heir to- His practice
already extensive, and is daiy increasing In the
plants to which females subjected he has equal.
as large number hero have testified that they not
only their present good health but their lives 10 tho
skill Of this English Botanic Physician" His oco s al
Mo. SO EAST FIFTH STREET.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
81 ANHOOD;
AllaiAlaA HOW LOST now RESTORED
sUss Published N ssalsd EneeleY.
PRICE SIX CENTS. .'.-.

A Lecture on IheltNature, Treatment d
Radical Cure
spermatorrb@a or Seminal Weakns Bexuao IS
Debility, Nervousness and Inyoluntsary Emi
sions inducing Impoteucy, Consumption, and
Mental aud Physical Debility.
by ROB'T J. CUTVERWELL, NJ. ID.
The important fact that awful consequences
OF Self Abuse may be Ofiectually removed with
out internal medicines OF the dangerous applca-
tion Of caubtics, instrument, medieated bougies
and other empirical devices,fis here clearly dem
99nstrated, and the entirely news and highly huc-
eessfnl treatment as adopod by the celebrated
ry one is enabled to cure himself perfectly, and
at the least possible cost, thereby avoiding all
the advertised nostrumS Of the day. This lee
ture will prove boon to thousands and thoue-
ands.
Sent under seal In plain envelope, to any
address, Post paid on receipt of two postage
stamps ,.by addressing the publishers.
CIlAS. j. G. CLINE, & Co,
7lf Boyery, New York, =. 0. Box 43S6 .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
Wheeler 4 Wilson's
Sc WING MACHIN ES

WARRENTED THREE YEARS,
This is one Of the very best Machines in use,
it uses no Shuttle, makes tho lock stitch alike
on bothsides Of the goods, leaving no chain or
ridge on tho underside, IL uses but half OF
thethread Of other machines, aud makes the
neatest work. 't4 - % -
Having taken an Agency for the sale OF the
machines, respectfully request the Ladies' OF
Vinton or adjoining Counties visiting our town,
TO call and examine the machine, and soc Il
work. To those making purchases of me, I will
give instructions in the use Of the machine
gI.tis. will sell at tho lowest cash prices Of
the manufacturer.
Mr R. csBRATToN,
Scvrthur, Ohio, EEL ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24

MONEY WANTED. - Our friends
would do us a great favor by paying
US the amounts they on subscrip-
ton and advertisements, as we are in
great need of money.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
RECRUITS WANTED
FOR THE TWELFTH REG lMsNT Or
".a. OHIO ...s
VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.

have authority from the Governor Of Ohio
to recruit for the the above Regiment in Yinton
and adjacent Counties.
VETERANS!
Those who have been In the service for nine
months or more, and honorably discharged, are
entitled 10 FOUR HUNDRED and TWO Doll
LARS Bounty, for re -enlisting. Other recruits
viii receive the usual one hundred dollars
Bounty -one-fourth Of which will be paid when
the Regiment is mustered In. They win also
receive ono months pay and two dollars pre-
MUM, making FORTY DOLLARS advat nc pay
Let all who wish TO AVOID THE DRAFT, Join
this Regiment at once. CONE ON BOYS
For particulars apply to me or to J. q, Glib
son, at the Register Office, Macarthur, Ohio.
on ]. J. DEFIGH, 500
Sep. 9-e9-tf Recruiting Officer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI.
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE Au-
THORITY.

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician never failed yet to make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24

the boys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

LA 6CALA-On Wednesday Nay aher long and severe
illness 0iscomo La Scala aged 50 years.
ITALIAN UNION AND BENEVOLENT SooiETr-Ah the mem
bers Of the above Society relatives and ienos are
fully invited attend the funeral to-day Thursdsy TIM
10 O'clock from his late residence No. GO Bro way.
By order Of the President,
sEwELL,-On Tuesday May Mrs Lucy Sewel, relies Of
Gsores N Sewell Of this city.
The relatives and friends Of family and those OF her brother
Gordon invited to attend the funeral at 81 par
thoomew's Church. Of lafayette pscs md Great
Jones street. Thursday afternoon at O'Clock. WITHOUT
further notice.
TILMON-On Tuesday May Of consumption. the Rev la
Timon, aged SIS years, months and n days.
The relatives and friends OF the family Respectfully IN
vted to attend the funeral from his late redence one
Hundred and Twentieth street between Third and fouih
avenues Thursday, the 7th inst. al O'Clock. p IA.
WHITE-On Sunday afternoon, May 3, at hi, residence
North Shore staten Island. the Rev Samuel White aged
81 years | mouth, and days . q,
The friends the family respectfully invited
attend the funeral on Thupday It'll Inst ct O'CLOCK
leaves foot Of Cousnd. street. at IL M, landing at Fort
Richmond.
WILLIAMSON Suffolk Va Wednesday. April 49, WI,
liam Miner ilams Of First Regment NewYerk Mounted
Rifles Of the late Edward T. Williams Of this CITY, Il"
the 2lst year Of his age
The relatives and end. Of the family and Of bis late grand
father Dr. William w. Miner. respectfully invited 10
attend his funeral from his late residence No ~ rvh
place. Friday May .. at O'Clock p W.. without TURNER
notice
wILCOX-At Ws,ervile Oneida County MY. on Monday
April "a Mrs Elizabeth WicoI. and mother OF Mr. j. w
WILCOX of this city, aged IS years.
1t 10 well with the rshteous-iti 10 well with her.
WATKINS - On Tuesday afternoon, May 5, Emslino A.
wilkins, daughter Of William B. Watkins
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
YELLOTT-Ou Wednesday. May s, at Cornwall, Orange
County, Behis, daughter OF John l. Yeloss.
Further notice Of the funeral will be given
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
nInrkets-Reportkd kY Telegraph.

CHICAGO, May 6-PLorR active. WHEAT firm. and I'D
vsnced 2c sales Of 80 O0O busb at 81 ia s IT, Corn
tive tsd46ic OARS hrn, and advanced le RrokIPTs;
700 bbls Flour Al 900 bash Wheat, IS 900 bush Corn
sBfPxyaTs: 9 so bush Wheat, 30 600 bush. Corn.
CIScINSATI, May 6.-FLorR dull at 80 egd 500 WIS
kyle Provisions inactive and nothing doing GOLD 49,
BuYYALo May 6-FLOuK in moderate demsnd nothing do
Ing WHEAT IN moderate demand; firm; sales Of 80 0oo
bush No Chicago Spring + Os 1910 bush Red Winter
Indians on private CORN in fair request and thads
frmsr a, the close sales Of 0Obush at co. 5000 bush
bush Yellow at 62c 1900 bush prime hi'e
Of Csc WmrsKY quiet at Ale. CANAL FREi6HTs-lJ. d4c
on Corn and l5,0l6c on Wheat 20 New.YoIk INPokTs-
5000 bbs Flour Is go bush Wheat 1900 bush. Corn,
5000 bu.h. Oats. ExPoRTs-64,OO bush Wheat, %OoO
bush Corn and u 0Ce bush. Oas.
BALTIMORE, May 6-FLOUR very dull; Ohio Extra, ga
81 III. WHEAT quiet; White, 81 SOd 81 81 Red. o3d
81 60 CoRS dull at 9lG92c. OATS steady al slaSJc WHis
HI dull and lc declined.
PHILADELPBiA NAV 6-FLouR quiet WHEAT steady.
CoRs inactive at soc LARD dull at 0dlotc WBlsKr firm
OF 4ec.
Oswr9o. May 6-FLorR unchanged WHEAT In better de-
sDd ssls' II 10 500 bush No Milwaukee Club at a
81 7l $500 bush. Winter Rcd Illinois at 81 81 TO arrive.
Soks steady and 10 fat demand sales OF 900 bush Mixed
estetn ct &c Barley he'd at 90 without sales CANAL
skEishTs deli and uncnsnged Flour 4Cc Whest lOe Corn
80 70 New-iork There receipts by tie Lake, ow
ING to uDsvorsbs winds EIPOR-2OT7 bblI Flour 81 900
eash Wheat. 1900 bush. Corn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
DIED..

BERRY-Kisd OF the battle Of Chancsllorsvils, Va. on
sunday May MAJ Gen. Hiram O. Berry OF Hoctlspd Me
HIS friends AID Of bf FRANKLY and OF his brothers John
IT and George w. Berry also Of his brotber-iL law, Id
ward H. Fosdk invited TO see the remains Of the resi-
dence Of the lsir Putnam avenue, between Franklin and
BEDFORD avenues Brooklyn prior 10 ths removal 70 KOCH
land, Me.
BOYLE-suddsnly on Sunday, May OF congestion Of The
Srsin James A. only OF Capt James A. aud Amelia
rbs Ie..iyss and friends of family respectfully In
We'd 10 attend funeral this hursdsy) afternoon at
O'clock from No. $50 West FoItieth street
BIRTIs-At East Chester Wsschs'ter County on Wedns'-
d. rnornipr May seaman Burtis, In his roth year
The aud friends Of the family are invited 70 attend
,ss oe raj from his late residence on Friday 9th inst at
lipm Carriages WIN os N ~s hs Ia. ~ abs N m
main nom Twenty seventh street New-foIt.
pooTa-Ip Yonisr, on Wednesday, May 6, Alfred
Booth Of the firm Of NJ. Vsssar Co, sged 10 years "
Ri. relatives and friend. are ie.pscs ~ ss"s sroaSn
and Pro pee, street, Yonker on Friday the On sh
O'Clock His remains will be taken 70 fooshAeep''e
for intcrment go
DTWryTb. funeral services Of Horace H. Dewey will be
hold at hi. late residence at Mount Kisko, on "wednesday
next at O'clock p. There will also be services on
Ih0ndsy, at ii a m, In Dr. beAo"'' NHus" '
Fourth svenus and Twentieth street
GUNN-0n Wednesday morning, May .; snsf : hpsennt
illness Mra Mary IL Gum. widow oil we iste ~ oso.se
o. Gum of this city, and daughter OF we !se An ~,
Smith esq, Of Washington, d. O. In the 9fh year VI ho
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to attend
Church, between Seventh and Eighth avenues on Friday
9Th inst at O'Clock H., witbou, further invitation
GkANES-A South Butler Wayne County ~ r. Gu sun
day Aprii ~ Mr.. sophs r., wife oil henry ." '''''''
FORTUNE-on Tuesday, May S. at FOrdhap, Ws,!chest.r
County at ;he house Of John Dickinson eq maria
native Of Scotland in the sd year Of her age
Funeral ct O'CLOCK D. m, Thursday. 7th inst ,os,
HAfFaAt Pso.tsqui. Long Island. Friday. MAY iso5
dert Of the City Of Brooklyn aged IT and nsash
Mis- d. died " she lived saosis Chtbtiss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
" In Hoe Viuces.v

ROMAINE'S CRIMEAN BITTERS.
In our n'roduotory advertisement OF this nvslusois prep
asion, we stated that hsd been used 10 modified FORM
during the Cnnesn with the happsss results n tho cure
OF several diseases incident to camp hs and an efficient
tonic and aternsvs that had also been used in Its present
improved form for several mouths ia the United States Hos
pitfalls at Newark with like vor.bs results, which wore a.
tested to BY the attending physcsns Whose certificates can
be seen Ut our depo aud that had likewise been used In
some Of the most respectable families 10 EewYork Brook
yn and other cities with the most decided aud oene
ncs effect on convslecen,s well as those siiTed with
diseases 20 which II particularly adapted Since then cor
robortve evidence hA been ACCOMPLISHING nom al quarters
and wherever this sssesbe preparation has been used
and certificates without number could bs urnishe In sup
port OF our claim for IT, Of the most Agreeable d vau
able elbisrant tones offered TO the public.
The following certificate from those sknown AID emi'
nent chemists Ora J. X Chiffon and }. g. Pohe will show
In what estimation It 10 held BY those most competent to
Judge OF its msri,G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

SyILIYUL SURGICAL OPTRATIoN.-Ibe operation
AZ Lithotomy performed for the hT't time
svccs.suy in NewYork, Monday by Edward H. Di1on
D. in presence Of number OF our surgeons and pnyn
..p, The pstsUt Mr. George Low Of Muscstne Iowa
h had bean afflicted with the disease for thirty
Peculiar interest attached to this from the fact that the
son. from long in the bse Of the bladder had
sunk downward and formed oI itself sack and prouded
into the bowel making it were, two separate badse
No could be introduced to guide the knife in the
s,us way Of operating em the feet that The large size OF
the stone made pressure upon the ursbA All had to depend
On the tact Surgeon and his knowledge anatomy
o. the psrts In less than minute the stone LAY on the
table undergoing the surgical scrutiny OF the gentlemen who
present 1t will grstfy Mr. Lows friends to know 'na
his condition 10 very comfortable and there doubt Of
nj, complete recovery and Surgeons will find
for a com plic.,ed di,esss in this operation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

Institution FOR THE CHILDREN OF DECEASED
AND Ds,BIsD Institution 10 located Al No
s34 Sixth avenue and incorporated In the month o.
March 1861 The Of this Institution TO furnish food
clothing and needed cae combined with ordinary school in
srucon and training the Of daily life 10 the homeless
or destitute children Of deceased disabled sociers
The Managers Of this Institution wishing to afford the public
orthy Of information 40 TO lite character
and efficiency have selected from different denonina
gentlemen well known to this community 70 act 30 ther
Board Of Coun.eors requesting them TO inspect carefully
every department Of their work. The following resolution
passed the quarterly meeting Of tho Board Oct 28
Committee of the Board Of Counselor for the Institution
for the Children Of Deceased Disabled Soldiers under tho
care OF the Newly Ladies Educational Union hsypg been
appointed to make proper e1aminson Of the Affairs and
favorable and satisfactory report. the Board Of Counsslors
take great pleasure In commanding this Institution 10 the hb'
patronage Of the religious and bensvoleht
sommunity q worthy Of their cordial support
The following the Of OF the ocers and n-
aor.ers of this Insulion: The Rev. stephen H. Tying,
% d. President Rev. Peter Styker, Secretary hev Dun
can Dunbar ID. d. Rev. Asa d. Smith, d. d.; Rev eph
b Waksley: Rev 5. l. Prime. ID. d. Rev A. ID. Eddy'
D. ID Rev joseph T. Duryea Rev Frederick " CLARK Ste
pbeu Cutter Wiisn Fullerton, eco Henry L hn0I, esq
William Curtis Noyes, 90. ,,
corner OF Second aud Fourteenth street We learn
from the report read by the Secretary that the sum oil
63 bad received all Of which had been expended
except The Rev. Dr. A. ID. smith presided songs
were sung by Hutchinson Family recii-sion were made
BY that child Of wonderful memory Mater Dud
sy Waller and very appropriate and touching address W a.
delivered by Theodore Ion esq EDITOR Of is I"htHaehI
IL seems pity that much music and eoquerce were not en-
joyed By larger audience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
NKw.YoRK Feb. II. 1853.
From knowledge Of the Ingredients aud their proportions
entering Into the composition known RomAiues Crnean
Bters epsbed TO speak OF in terms Of high COM
mendsou Peruvian bark being OF its principal con-
sttutent together with herbs and extracts having Dc
cded msdicna properties bsve no hesitation in recon-
mendinE u hysiciAns and the public generally en- In
vgoatne tonic intended stimulate the digestive organs
From ito alternative properties IL 10 csculated to prevent oy
Its daily use In moderate Quantities constipation ovef ana
mild forms Of neuragis and rheImstsm 1t 10 an anti
dte TO the produced by change OF water and Diet cor
rsctins dauhss curing dyip-p collie, sick and nervous
hesdache, Dsusea seackues IL Is expressly adspted 70
fsses OF delicate utions and the inhrmities OF age
This preparation 10 composed exclusively OF vegetable ma
trsls containing metallic mineral Whatever
Is lasts sroustc warming and acceptable 20 IN. paste
and stomach. JAMES II. ChlLTDN m, II.
JULIUS q. POHLE, NJ ID.
Romanes Crirnssn Bers nsy be had Of any Of the FOL
lowing ms at the rates as charged BY ss:
y. c. Wels Co.. general agents. No no rrsntlinst
NJ Ward Close Co. druggists. No. l3O Wiliam-f
Coprsl Fox. druggist, No. Barcsyst
II c. Oakley, druggist No. III Psrkrow.
MoKisson Robbins druggists, Mo-. 81 and u fulton-
Morgan Allen, druggists, No. Cltst
Heysmsn CO. druggists No. 20 Broadway
J. l. Codtngton, druggists No IT'S Broadway.
Thomas Bailey. druggist Bible House.
John Mestim druggist Nc. 6Ts Broadway.
Chester DIigEs. family grocer. no esl Broadwv.
Henry A. Kerr f.mily grocer. No. 7+6 Broadway.
Psnnlee's fruit store. No. 3s5 Broadway
And others who will be announced hereafter.
Sold By druggists and family grocers
Depot, marble store. No. "a WAlker-st., New. York
w. Chiffon Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
Loyal League Of Union Citizens. -.

NEv.fokk, May b, 1901
To The PEOPLE THE STATE OF NEw-YoRK:
The unteIs gncd Committee OF members OF The Loyal
League appointed h meeting of the loyal people OF
10Th day Of April 1892 do hereby IN pursuance q
authority then vested In them call MASS AsSE MBLAGE
OF the loyal citizens OF the State OF New.fo TO be held
Utica IA the County Of Oneida the zIth day oil may
instant Of 10 O'Clock 10 the forenoon.
They invite ali the Loyal Leagues organized In any part OF
the state 70 send ssid sssmbsge deegsiss - many In
they find convenient and they also invite al
loyal citizens without regard to past political divisions OF TO
present differences u opinion party questions to attend
TINS smbsgs OF the People Of the State for the purpose Of
anienx to country and the world their hI.d deter
usou sustain the Government in prosecuting the vu
which 10 compelled TO In its own dsfcnse essns.
and wicked Rebellion aud TO put forth any efforts
and submit to any sscrhces which may be necessary 70
destroy the military power srsyed inst the Government
OF the United Ststes to release the people OF the south ON
armed tyranny under which they held snd 10 pre-.
riiora gritty OF the American Union the full
authority Of the Cousutsn and the unqaeoned 'ppfe-
scy Of the National Flax 40
hs undersigned announce hereafter the Of dis
speakers attendance they be able TO
aud such other a. may be made iof tne
complies. snent Of the patriotic objects for which this
assemblage 10 to be held. ..u,,,.,,
JOHN A. DIX. JACOB A WEsIEKvELT,
GFORGE OPDYKH LEONARD W. JEROME,
JANIS WADSw ORTH, BENZ X. WINTHROP
HENRY J. RAYMOND. FRANCIS b SULIlNo'
JAMES r. BRADY CHARLES GOULD.
BENJAMIN W BONNHY BENZ. b MASlERRE.
MOsES TAYLOR WALDO HUICHINS,
RObERT H. McCUkDY ANDREAs WILLMANN,
ALEX T STEWART JOHN COChRANE,
JAMES W. WHITE, John I. HOGEBOOH.
NEHEMIAH KNOTT HENRY NlCOLL.
PROSPER NJ WETM0RE. JOHN H. WHITE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG'
THE ATTACK ON HAINESs BLUFF
OUR ouNsoATs REPULsEo'
THE EXPEDITION ABANDONED.
CAIRO. Wednesday, May 8, 1859.


rs.n .v, from vicksburg is Que DAY later. The
- oD Hsines's Bluff was spirited affair. Our
"sSn.,. were repulsed, and the expedition was re-
.Nrning 20 YOung's Point. 1t is reported that the
.unhost Choctaw wss considerably damaged in the
h.sl,. and the turret was penetrated by oi'
r,uuder. The casualties reported are 80 killed aud
wounded.
The steamer Era, on her way up, was attacked by
susrrillas with one 10 and one 6-peunder. She was
struck seventeen times, but was not SO badly dam
aged but that she continued on her course. Ane
Duke of Argyle, with l2-pounder on board s00n
dispersed the enemy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07
TraXelerHI Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR., So Warren
/. s..7 10 ard 81 s. and lo} m. Sunday. 5:17 p.
To Albany. by Harlem RR, 2olh-st- and 4they l0t
10 Boston. by Nsw-London line, Pier 30, N.
R., Stoning,on line, Pier l8. N. R.. and PAu
River line, Pier ,, N. R.. daily (Sundsysex.
cepted). Observation-Disclosures. sp m
To Boston, by New-flsven RR-. via Spring
field 27ths aud @th-sv. and n and p.
To Boston, by New-Hs RR-, 27th-st. and
lh-av vi, Shore Line III aud p Sunday sp.
To Bufso. BY Erie RR. foot Of ChambeIs-
and 10 snd5 p.
To Philsdelphis by New. Jersey Railroad. foot
OF CORTLAND ST. TO- ~. ~ III Sunday y p.
To Philadelphia by Camden and Amboy
Railroad Pier 26 N. R. foot Of Bsrclayst. T. M p N
To Warrington, by New-Jesey RR.7. loan.
a and NJ foot Of COurtisndt-st Sunday u p m
To the West. BY Central Railroad of New
jersey, foot Of Courtland'-st and a. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-07

Mrs Harriet Beecber Stowe is building her a
beautiful little cottage on Hawthorne street, Hart
ford.
Good rosin, made from trees near Forbestown,
Butte County, Cal, by Hart Il jacobson Of Msrys-
Vile, has been received IN San Francisco. Ii sp-
pears to be of excellent quality and well suited for
the wants Of the State.
The Steele Bayou expedition came upon, on
Deer Creek, the celebrated Shelby Plantation" in
Uncle Toms Cabin. Mrs Stowe little thought,
whom she wrote her novel, that the Shelby Plania-
tion would one day echo with cannon and muskeiry
in war growing out Of the institution she wrote TO
abolish. Yet it so happened few days ago.