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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

BARKING AT MINIsTERs.--A certain
class of corrupt political demagogues have
for years kept up an incessant barking at
the ministers of the gospel. To them the
following anecdote is not inappcable =
Sterne, SO celebrated as the author OF
Tristram Shandy, and the Sentimental
Journey, was of Cambridge University;
no strict priest, but, as clergyman, not
likely to hear with indifference his whole
fraternity treated contemptuously. Being
one day in a coffee house, he observed a
spruce, powdered young fellow at the fire.
side, who was speaking of the clergy in a
mass, as body of disciplined impostors
and systematic hypocrites. Serne got up,
while the young man was haranguing, and
appr ached toward the fire, patting and
coaxing all the way a favorite little dog.
Coming at length toward the gentleman,
he took up the dog. still continuing TO pat
him, and addressed the young Fellow
" Sir, this would be the prettiest little ami
NAL in the world, had he not one disorder !"
g What disorder is that ?" replied the
young fellow. Why, sir" SAID Sternp,
!" one that always makes him bark when he
sees gentleman dressed in black" THAT
is a singular disorder" replied the young
fellow pray, how long has Ire had il 2"
" Sir" replied Srerne, looking at him with
affected genlleness, ever stree he was
puppy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

ARTEMUs WARDS EXPERIENCE AS AN
EDIToR.-In the Ortum of lS- my friend.
the editor of the Baldinsville Bxgle Horn OF
Liberty, was obleeged to leave perteshern-
al dooties & go & dig his taters, & he axed
me TO edit for him doorn bis absence. Ac-
cordingly ground up his Shears and COM
menced. 1t didn't take me CRATE while
TO slash out copy enuff from xchanges for
one issoo. thort I'd ride up to the next
town on little Jaiint, to rest my Branes,
which had been severely rackt by my men
tai efforts. (rhis is sorter Ironically So
went over 10 the Rale Rode offiss and axed
the Superintendent for pars.
"Kou editor p he axed, evijently on the
pint of snickerin.
Yes, Sir" s"z !, q don't look poor
enuff?"
just about" said 1, " but our Rode
can't pars vou."
q" Cant, hay z"
"Cdn hay? No, sir--it can't pars you
"Becauz," sez i, looking him full in the
face, with Eagle eye, 81 goes so orfia
sloc At carnt pars any Body" Methinks ]
had him thar. It's the slowest Rale Rode
in the West. With mortified air he told
me to git out of his offiss. / pittid him, &
went.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

IT'S DARK The following beautiful SEN
timeut is taken from 'Meister Karps Sketch
Book" entitled The Night of Heaven. II is
full oftouching tenderness. 1T It's dark when
the honorable and honest man sees the re-
sult of long years swept cruelty away by
the knavish. heartless adversary. 1t is dark
when he feels the clouds of sorrow gather
around and knows that the hope and hap
piness of others are fading with his own.
But in that hour the memory of past integ-
rity will be true consolation, and assure
even here on earth of CLEANS of light in
heaven. 1t is dark when the dear voice Of
that sweet child, once SO fondly loved, is no
more heard around in murmurs; dark, when
the light, pattering feet no more resound
without the threshold or ascend, step by
step, the stairs; dark, when some well known
air recalls the strain once attuned by the
childish voice now hushed in death. Dark
ness, but only the day-spring of immortality
and the infinite light of heaven
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

DIGGs saw note lying on the ground,
but knew that it was counterfeit. and
walked on without picking it up. He told
Smithers the story, when the latter said:
: Do you know, Diggs, you have commit
ted very grave offence %
"Why, what have done p
You have passed a counterfeit bill know
ing il 10 be such," said Smithers, without
smile and fed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

60 to the woods after game but if the
game is not there, get nuts if there are
no nuts, l gather flowers'or leaves; if all
fail, yet i get health, little woodcraft, or
by the grace of Heaven, tbo-ght. am
not one of those who find that the road is
only good TO leave behind them.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

the door of those who, like myself, forgot
the necessity and stern want that often send
about these wanderers from house to house ;
and that their employment might be far
more unseemly TO them than annoying to
u.s.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

The following is a copy of an advertise
ment posted in conspicuous place on a
manufacturing establishment in a village
out West:
WANTEDi-Four industrious young men
wish to marry four respectable young Ia
dies who enjoy fortune of $500 each, to
evade the draft. Inquire within.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

A NEGRO preacher referring TO the judy
ment-day, in bis sermon, said -" Breddren
and sisters. in dat day, de Lord shall divide
de sheep from de goats, and, bress de Lord,
we knows who wears de wool ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

A gentleman asked Mrs. Partington in
what church she usually attended meeting
Sundays. "Oh," replied the old lady, " in
any paradox church where the gospel is
dispensed with"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10
portrp.
HER EPITAPU.

The handful here, that once Mary's earth,
Iel Ii, while it breathed so beautiful a soul.
That when she died, all recognized her BIRTH
And had their sorrow In serene control.
"Not here not here ~ to every mourner's heart
The wintery wind seemed whispering round her bier
And when the tomb-door opened with start
We heard it echoed from within-s'Not here"
Shouldst thou sad pilgrim, who mayst hither pass,
Note in these fowerss delcater hue,
Should spring come earlier to this haowed grass,
Or the bee later lnger ON the dew,
Know that her spirit to her body lent
Such sweetness, grace as only goodness can,
That even her dust and this her monument,
Have yet spell to stay one lonely man.
Lonely through life, hut looking for the day
When what Is mortal of himself shall sleep,
When human passion shall have passed away,
And love no longer be a thing to weep.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

TONS Goes Super-Phosphate of Lime for
Bale by ARMS WILSON.
ks Falls, April IA, 1868 To-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

TONS Rhodes Super-Phosphate of Lime
for sale by ARMS & WILSON.
ws Falls, April IA, 1868. To-
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

A BUSHELS Herds-Grass, and 1000 BIS
Y Western Clover Seed, for sale by
! IA, 1868. 16- ARMS WlLLsoN'
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

N 900 CLAPBOARDS, and $4,000
y.OOO Spruce Shingles, for sale by
ID IL 1903 l6- ARMS g. WILSON.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-07-10

wv J. WILSON & co.
swa Falls. April "a, 1868 IL.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
MfsceIIameous- M
mis-

ia BARE R.y..s-A letter rom Carl H.rio. .,
ssss Ss
Sp or s,S ~ the Ss D.sh ss va:
a% y Ss,ses s i Capt S s s
had no ooso", 'a and DID sIaesed nc as
:rass r. es1 %S"a
on board dA s That shs .S
NJ" tsgp sss IN ama sh wa. css,
b. Sq; ,s d,r"ed her lie eoui Il no
who pumps sSesseasa ss 'Tn IN sru Srs
sons hoas eonna"asy TSS wh, Sy !sr
and tae EnghsAman keering COMPANY. When on Rio IL.
ana e on her voyage Aasra shynas
bn, IN l aopea-' g Ienar Without dlsc-argng Esn
'Hs s Of e bd saved se sRp determined energy %
soar ssnh ma tnnEs' Davis Portland Matanzas whe
s% 1AS;.y Hss IN Of
.og with assistance OF stesmtug Tiger. wIthOu. damage
Foreign ports. 80 asssss-..
cAsDlrr Nov 27-sld Savannah stinscn fegh6rn Cana
0lSga0 sSIa port ship tartar Guthrie une
and sid sS s Ss S"ls'Sssa ssss
Mnawsa XGrs srs Card s~ :ch
e,5 h1Sas. S1s. Gs S r K.nse rer.na
Srs. Sc sSn snoT ps1,. ETS @ Ma1er rieomb s"%s
%sisss ln5 siasT
SYcr srGma @ lark E0fS sanf0s ahs s
yera & Sru1 CIR I'm steamship Corsica Br) LIE Mesnrer Now
csas ss sdws fs Ss1 Tss.y Paterson nss.
S%o cons en'ias ssR
ncs r, Rsasc s'sSYYs1 d0' f'0''se' Re'
H%:Is Pa sd Gs,sps .s
resad II Dee bark % E,S.
n sna S Sch5ss osn sSs Brit
Kno,r Kn, bark Ia Cgnena Ade Portland 10th, Dornc
Sid 9Th, brigs Stella Goodng Portland Calmuck pe,r
gin Ipagaa; ION Marshall stsps. New YORK; Eagle
8, H1szasLLS s9y 2Arr brig Charles Adams
RIO JsSrHo os. 2sArr brgs Eleanosa DAM ar.sns
Boston, N9y T. bark apwng Kean, BALTIMORE Oct So
port ships ff Ser and unaauuoa
S5il kSlTsa and SrsS bs%sn io@ ns, Cam
fS5 1spS ans Ga f' 1a or .G
brig s,s Virginia Bs, Barclay q, Do a, w.., r'
Ida Mayad Fru,s Maf% ' ao rss Ro"eps Hun, n
NGv Davis sss sa es r1 bark
della, Bryant, Philadelphia
American Ports.
De @ and D. one ss Sa
Haws, laws, st John. NIB Nelly Potter Shepherd
BALTiToaE: Dec ls-Bslow shin Ferdinand tBrem,.
Rpham WSs seepe Boso ha scrs Eugene ca a@ss
aS sfss Nelson s% Ha % @
Admiral tBrem) Haosoop Liverpool; bark Union tHanj
Schultz, London.
NEW oRLExNs Dec ,e oA steamship De Moay
steamship II l. Clark Wilson, NYork ship Tranquebar
Goodwin, Philadelphia.
Ilth-Arr ship Charter Oak. Carver Nyork barks vor
wartz (Prus). Allhabor. Bordeaux Marthas Vineyard
Lnce; Edwin Lawrie Almena, Swan, and Elingwood Ell
lngw0od. AYoIk; brig d Warner, Bergman do. Cu"
bark Tempest. Hinckley NYork
18th: AM-Arr steamship Mississippi Tablet NYork WIS.,
Kew West. Below barks Conquest Howes, from Boston
Erookman Cheney from Work schs Hy Ward, from
Vera Cruz
Towed to 9Th, bark Scotland.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec 10 AM-Arr barks st MArys. Bry-
ant Jamaica: Harriet Spanding. Wise NYork brgs (3ifi-
more Meredith Snow Pensacola: Prince Alfred tBr Hg
Colt Hlard NYork; Williamson, winsmore, Lynn; Ma
Ellen Case, 0recnport; Diamond. Brown. NYorK. Cdt
steamer Norman Baker Boston; brig Lila Day MatanzA
PORTLAND. Dec lSArr bark Philens DAVIS. Mstanxas~
Cid brig Aliavella. Reed. Csrdenas.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
at the close Of the past Eve woeks:-

Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroad shares
did not participate in the recent rise to the same
extent with some Of the more fortunate Western
stocks. and The small amount Of business which
is done in il icads TO the supposition that it
has been thrown out by the SPECTATORS. The fact
her reccntly con 10 light that the Affairs ~ the
company have been kept from the public know.
ledge Ia order IL is said TO enable certain parths
TO obtain The stock at low prices. The condition
Of the company is TEL res MED being pios erogs
and, afier paying all expenses ard the ia.crcst on
The first and second referred stock there VIII he
on hand on thc incoming Of the new ,car cash
surplus sufficient in at cunt 20 enable the directors
10 declare four Itr cen; div Cohd on tic co men
stock
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Dec. 1916 p M.
AsDrs Stock IN inspection warehouse 149 bbls.;
cetved to day 0s bbs Market firm, but quiet We quote
pots, S. so, and pearls, 80 rs
BREApsrrrrs Receipts s456 bbs. -four, 430 bbls. aud
,0l6 sacks meal, SO sacks buekwheat -FOUR 1o0
bbs oat meal 100 bushels wheat, 14s2 do. corn. sos
DO oats 81 do barley aad 34l0 do. barley malt. The
-four market moderately active and prices Of State
aud Western were higher shipping grades, while
brands were irregular and in favor OF the buyer The
sales foot up II 900 bbls. closing quiet Southern -four
was In limited demand and the market generally was
steady. Sales 800 bbls within the range below Canada
-four was dull and prices irregular Sales 500 bbs,
closing firm for shipping brands and heavy for
fances and extras Rye -four dull with small sales
at unchanged prices. Corn meal also dull and the
market scarcely 30 firm. Sales $50 bbls SIS rs for
Jersey 50 10 for Brandywne, and So 25 for Marsh
cao Wa
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..


ARNoLD-ORMsBy.-On Thursday, December II, by the
Rev. E. Flagg. Mr. JOHN II. " ARxoLD. to Miss JOSE
AUGUSTA, daughter OF Dorman L.. Ormsby, Esq. al
Of this city
CoNDELL-PHER.-At Sweethope, Bothwell, Scotland on
Tuesday, December !, by the Rev Robert Skinner,
CHARLES EDWARD CoSDEI TO Luoy, daughter OF the late
Edward Piper, Esq OF Ednburg
LEwls-BaowN.-On Thursday evening, December II,
at the residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Rev. Ira
r. Stewart, WILLIAM f. LEWIS to Miss PARMEIA BRowN,
daughter OF John Brown. Esq, all Of this city.
PoLLARp-AcKERMAN.- Christ church, Bedford ave-
nue., BROOKLYN Thursday December TO- at two O'Clock
P. M by Rev. A. H. Partridge, ALEXANDER POLLARD to
HATTIE FRANCES eldest daughter Of the late Harvey B.
Acker man, ali OF New York.
Ros-RIvERA.-On Wednesday. December 18, at tho re-.
sdence Of the BRIDES PARENTS by tho Rev. Dr. Cum.
inge assisted by the Rev Father John Orsenigo, An.
TONIC NJ Ros TO JOSIE G eldest daughter Of Joseph
RIVERA all of this city.
RExvEs-LouRY.-0n Saturday, November H. by Rov.
Mr. Stuart, GEo H. REEVES, Of Greenport, to ELIZA J
daughter Of Wm n. Loury Esq., Of Groenpoin No cards.
WnsoN-EGERToS.-On Thursday. December II, at
Trinity church, Carbondale, Pa, by the Rev. B. H..
Abbott, Mr. CHAs H WILSON, Surgeon Of the Forty ninth
regiment, Pennsylvania Volunteers TO MARIA Az second
daughter OF Lebbens Egerton, Esq., Of Carboudale.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

war 'enee Oh Knoxville memorable the annals OF th
past eSs,hensd as BY he successes Of ,h
Which h ss. ~n come .ls S Pswsr support q The
s's''' %S Ssasis ssi1
| Avis RicHnoso. A. A. q "'Aoh
- GRANTS SPLENDID GEsERArsup
NOV tha. The campaign has deveoped itsa,f n u,,..
Considered conTaoand Information to say that in
"0fsnt par. tho "rand eampsign Of GenSrs cram c nm
Some 's 20 ths eelier In, with the troops under his
strai, sutamand 'si burnside so,,, hecked Long
fsTe s.ree. on the Tenu river "a" anu hsys ans
vic,ntv 'ne scene OF the ,'slsst nSusefe kcp, him
'"''o" or Kingston i", nm !, kaox villa TO tho
5ra:g. To draw him, therefore, sun inrihsr s.ss from
General Burnside slo~ ~ retreaI ii beore
knoxv.ae. where, Of Course. his
." take the, city while
e1aa was . sssp S,sn. s% fall upon nss ss Nv '"a
Of Tnagg,. an,"sS,rree aSn"ss,rees How ssr'
gicosls be ' 1... INTO the trap; sD' ~ success.
a a. y nom was sSs
history Of tho past few wIss srass IN the s. s place, s
the dcfed Of Bragg hal been compelled 10 raise
the siege and retreat, an ing rious fugitive, 70 virginia
guard the Tennesse> would have been an easy
matter with General Bursi have driven then b.cx
artillery On the hills thl side Of the river prevented
crossug but the part assigned him by General Grant
70 lure his antag, LoDgsteA discovered his
mistake too lato. letters written by his officers and
captured by our fore show that when the fighting COM
Benced al Chattar no extremely puzzled as to
what part he sho aid take The capture OF Knoxville
seemed very d Icu matter and no entertained IDEAS
abandoning heI siege the purpose Of returning TO
Bragg but whe the latter was defeated, and when
he saw that Thomas now, between Bragg and
himself, he on deavored retrieve tho disaster In
measure by tn capture Of Knoxville Hence the despe-
rate assault o' the 10th ut That he was preparing for
another attar when renforccments reached W we
| of ovi
concerned, no could have done IL by
actual hglstiEg The garrison alisuscient in this
respect. Bat unmeested in the siege, he might have
starved Us out and hence tho necessity Of reinforce
| mcnts. 1t may be that the programme also embraced
hts rout, capture before he could get away from
Knoxville so, he took the alarm In tne, and is now
well his way reinforce Lee. How far he will succeed
In escAFaDg time VIII develop.
| KNoxvILLs, Dec. IA. II.
| ADVANCE FORCES.
| report reaches that Gen. Wilcox has succeeded
In checking and holds Longstreet at Bull Gap Our whole
army is In motion this morning, and we expect battle
tomorrow, Longstreet does not manage to escape.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21

CLEARED.
nS- The following vessels unavoldably omitted from
our list Of elesrances in yesterdays Herald
steamship Governor Bailey tBr). Gushing. Nassau. Mp
steamship ParKersburs Hoffman, PortIand-H Crom.
Ship Lizzie sou,hard tBr), Dye,,, London-c wrish,
s fes dsaSSue sI eG rPT az Smith
s srg n nos Msry sWh' w' Sew 9riesns-peysy Collins
sehr Ripley Buck, New Orieans~N II Brigham. ''"
sehr Lydia Ann Weston. Port Royai-Bentley, Smith
schr William Hone Leaman, Fortress Nonroe--van Brun
sssr ssr Sns dst S.s
ARRIVED.
He; Catholic Maiestys steam frigatcsrmen. Commander
Dc. Don oS Jose rSo De sernsOi Havana Dec The
wien s s,ys S e s rhs hs. sS. ne, M
is COO horse power and has crew 500 and ofcers
t's p f sc. sss ms.s .ss Z. Pc .s.Isss AND
Pas.spss.. to Sl, csnsIo Dec 9 ION 8 passed
.l eshsnsed signals with steamer bound T. supposed
steamship Morning star Courenay New Orleans Dec Is
kans sHS Mcclellan Sens ~ pS 'ooshs Old bon"o SeGe
and s sns Il. cosry sasss snd sG s
Rebt Caldwell, and several vessels under sail
esS; sss,TSS X. ..S ..
.as se.m.1D ra,ss5ssrrg R.n Portland with md'.
bsi. ie iadahi 'Norw T,ralsen Alicante. - days. In
rark cseenai: On. BRAND Martinique ~ aays in bal
at 10 taisbe Rcinald Hsd heavy weather
Bris Mira Holt Lore Norfolk. days with wood. 10
master.
sctr Z Dcmi iIcntrictsou, Port Rovai. edsy.
Schr haro'son q rasfsl stprr. Port Royal. days
kchr b Bailey, Robtuson, Sewbern, NC, for Boston.
Srir Nsrv Eva Freeman, York River.
Sc'r Moonlight Tuihi l. Alesnndris
Schr John Collins Rutland Virginia.
srhr y lii4gns. Hand. Virginia.
sclr EIeu HHker. Jtnrics. Virginia.
srhr trnentn Cavalier. Georretown, DC.
Schf lrliTse, Coup. Gc r.etown, DC.
sc,r satnl Ldlv faiter, Balt'mor~
sihf iaisstre. Hsnbcrr, baltimore.
hlr VI Nev eHs hawkins. Phitimore.
Solr UAst. Norson. Baltimore.
steamer Dsrtsy. Aldpca Prov,d~ne~
BELOW.
hsfk Teresa fpntthl. FROM Msracsiin
Efss Gsu'A tAnFt). from hnfsciiies.
Two shii q untuown.
SAIEf.
lt Sa'vur Thorn city of Rlehn end: chips
W be- luia. o,tvtus Columbia vrtors unolsus.
srks Nuiray Frsnp- eertrnde Aa,sva brir- Prince
cfNses Hathaway, Margaret. Vess Thos owen. Union
scbr Wo,A
WIND At suLse,Nv
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
KNOXVILLE. ncr. O IsEa
Arp,vAf or GENERAL srrsu.s

N.RvAi GENERAL SHERMAN.
Geoerai shacxeord is ETH in pursuit Of the retrcatng
ssesay but wc arc without any details Of his operations
The weather is 6nc again. The roads are drying and
sveyhDs favorable for the pursuit Il Iougsree, BY
our main body.
General Sherman and Assistant Secretary Of va, nm,
arrived In this morning and have been In eonsul,a
ttn with general Burnside.
cArTrRF-A srrrosrn srY urxa
The rehe~ In f'cir retreat lcft their wounded with
few snrgsopsE charge, at the hospitals which they cs
ssblisbcd md near the Kingston road Some two hun.
cred hs fell into hands and will be brought INTO tho
city for trs,tspi ana by surgeons sraggcrs
come in ev@k hour and swell the he, OF rris n.
en-, major Of wbeeers star rode up TO with.
eyk niles Of the city Yesterday fore
noon unaware o. the 'skedaddle, :, and meeting soldier
Ct Col Morrecn's brigade. inquired shciher he was edo
n or confedssstc The solder cooked his ket and,
replying thM be fed disnosnicd the rebel and
unds him prisoner, much to the latters ehnsrin
This morning some citizens reported that a vuion mon
bad been hung by the on the lie road about
hvo miles from the city detail pfoce,ded 90 the s,o
and found the bedy hanging TO tryc with pJscard ON
t5c brcast with The words Mahlon Fctgiisop, one
Aandrcd and EIgbfspb ohio Volunteers ser, mo oar
lines by Col. Byrd 10 disguise bgug a. a sry I,ccm
Der 4, 1858, Gear KnoxyNle, by order.
The dccomsn, does not say by ~b'.c order tie man
vas exeenrcd II be wse sfy 40 fcrfescned wo,d 10
that cfsst sbcut have been given 70 Huthorit .,
through the aprr.prate channel before puui uishrent
General Eurnsids has issued the following order
ossrggsc ,irtp osnsHs-so 3.
hFGorARrrns AMY % rns Quo
The Commanding oeuef conerat6aies he troops on he
VIE wiz %, o,.as Voc ssss ,,,,,
have suslncd The WEARING aste. of tis sssne and NIX
un leMDs courage hey hsss rrulted the
The Army of The oho has uotiy guarded the loyal ,egon
""oeeH'd from s ogpessois snd has rendered 'ts be
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
(NENTRAL PARK SKATE EMPORIUM
" PHlNEAS SMITH,

between Walker and Canal streets, New York;
All the late styles OF English and American Skates
bM1THS improved Skate and nee, made tss
order By Marsden Brothers Of Shcleld Eng and.
DuTTON'S shell groove Skates. for learners
Sole man aiactuer OF BRADiS genuine New York Club
Skate without straps.
Depot Of the American Parlor or Flor Skate.
iady patent Skating Shoe, for ladies' and gentlemen,
adapted for walking or SIX ting
Also the finest Tool Chests In the Unitedf
States for holiday presents from 81 to 800
Illustrated pr &C lists sent on Application.
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
NIsCELLANEOUB.
A BLA VERONICA ouINQUEFOLIA.

BLA VERONICA QCINQUEFOLIA
This remarkable plant the powerful purifier Of tho
human blood ever discovered by man. Dr. Ogden sayJ'
twelve will ma kc the blood Of adult AS pure no
Infants Pure undaduiterated Extract 81 bottle
As therc base limitations market that you gef
Scott Col preparation guaranteed the best Send foh
book entitled, BLOOD Diseases and Their Cure
SCOTT CO. Chemists, 5j3 Broadway; ID. s. BARNES
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
ue iohowing table shows the fluctuations in The
Pi'oe Of gold during the past week..
;, peratiols at the Sub-Treasury in this city
ing the past week have been az h,lInwc.

There is a balance in the hands of the Assistant
Treasurer of s25, SOS, 1885, OF which nearly twelve
millions is coin. y> -. - .-rs>'
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
MEDICAL.

orine 10 ,he crowded ~ columns cors
relied 10 n ali dverisemenis coming under The seovi
k.sdis-
The New York herald., 1863-12-21
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IT, P BELDEN, ESQ. OF NEW YORK; WILL DE.
IIs liver the closing L. OF lie
COMMITTED (the ceeds be applied Ter ne,
soldiers IN Richmond ths tNon 'ayi evening December
81 Sab. The Rise and Fail OF Republics.n This s
H. ture, before delivered The state
throws Intense Interest n
iect Tor which the opg historical and Tocal studies
Mr. Bcden have peculiarly htted him. DOos open al .
O'Clock Lecture 10 commence n. rickes rs Re-
servef seats Is cents addoDa sold only at the door
Office Of the SANITARY Commits on 23 Broadway
and No. 10 Cooper Institute aud at the door.
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w ENDELL PHILLIPS
w WILL SPEAK on
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE,
AT COOPER INSTITUTE.
TuESDAY EYENINL. DEC 2Z

DO0Ts open lecture
Tickets 25c 20j reserved seats at SOC.
For sale Sinclair rouseys No I2i Nassau street; Shei
don & Co s. No. a35 Hroadway Miiers No. 81 Br
Crowens, No. Sf3 Br roadv ay, and at the door.
few platform tickets to he had at No Nassau.
and the Anti Slavery once, No. as BeeSman ST.
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uASpsJuE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
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eyered rich French snn trucate made TO order seves
will te snid for fitU: foo
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srain Cartsir rosewood Spd mahogany Beicads Dueaua
s,,tuV ana Hair Mattresses Povs Bsnkfts Brocate ant
Isrr ,ut rs. Bronze Clock- Turkish Easy Chair sns
Iouuee rosewood E,agsrr. ~ cbr ard A. Arpy NJ 10
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uSuRNIruRg LOOKING oLAssEs MATTRRssEs
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s.Ins ssEpEx ss Bosery between ssss es
and Houston streets Note the nanter Furniture In saie