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Arrivals and Departures.
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oDoherty Jas Mcclure. Mrs johnstone Mrs Hawkes..
a sufss gp Ps a@e
Orkney Mr Page Thos Hobson and 1868 steerage
AsrrSwALt-steamship Ocean Queen--Mrs E Hydcland
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fsd Mis-, L9nE rssn rierse 9conne Lenn
ham. Stevenson wife and child; Can't Falkenberg aud
yfe. Holmes Eon I Henry and wires Progasco,
child, VIM Walters, q Cooke, Borasuch.
DEPARTURES.
LIvERpooL-stesmship China-Job Dale Manchester; Mise
Cochran, New York: y Oliver servant and child Capt
sva . InS'n 1.ss S.s k
Jesse Tyson, Batipore Bali VIM Kufer 4 Dsmhmsn. New
niu
phA Mrs slater Ha Slater Miss Mason. Rhode Island,
regiment wife. infant and servant; Lieut. Csbburn r.
Wife two children and two servants Thos Patton Montreal
iisan Mr. Bayard New York; ar and Mrs Warburs Ha.
vsna OSve, Montreal ST Col Robertson. Parasa
White washIngten Chas CaIo, aavsn:; Gee Christie,
Hail. NexiSorE; chas ssele. Providence; Root smith.
PspPss Psr1sss, Psi.aeph. Samuel xeIesn Hesy
s.s
S.p.ain, Tryon His. brcdei EE STOKES New
Douglas, Mr. and Mrs c u sheehAn, Walter 4 Tucker.
J Goodman Mr. and Mrs. VIM Nelson. Mr. and Mrs Vim
Now York; Mr. and Mrs r Jewei, London; Mr. and MRS
Hahn and two children, Mexico; Lancaster. Miss
Hmma Walton rl,l.delphia; Isysrnier Ed Houch
Psbraesh Italy; Bohemian, New York; Otto Vein.
many; yne Anderson, Gesnogs . evesOrey England;
NEW onLEASs-steamship Yazoc--C @ Ber,helot Lieut.
Grenv,lle Cor, Herpsey. ckis Eliza snyder and
two children; Miss Fulham Mr. sturke, wire and three
ing Rotsrs Guishard. William Norton, sawin and
wife, Porter wife and four children Capt w Howell
Robinson Thomas howell. James Stewart. VIM Clasen
James whye, John Teyrei, JOHN Conroy. Melville
Walker and Adoph Hsmmel.
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CITY C0mmnRCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April 10 p H.
AsH.s.-Receipts, 90 bbs. Market unchanged and de-
mand moderate. Sales so bbls. pots.
s63 bbs. -four; 2s4 do. and
TAI bags meal; 600 bushels wheat; 920 do. corn
1854 do OATS 80 do rye; lso5 do. malt. The spscua
tive demand for -four continued to-day and further
OF 1oc established, the market closing very
strong Exporters we're entirely shut out by the high
prices ruling. Receipts continued light, and the stock
has become reduced comparatively low figure. Sales
Is oOo bbs State Western $500 Southern 900
do Canadian and 400 do rye Hour. Corn meal firm
and in brisk demand with sales OF 500 bbls We quote
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.



S~>>~~>~o~>~>~~~~~~-~~>~~
rHuEpAv. April y-sP.M
rns shso narkss wA again ssroag ths moruus, and
tar amount Of business dose On the street a. well
o. the Brokers Board Compared with the safes q the
nrst board yesterday Erie Railroad advanced per cont
Harlem Sk. Beading Az, Milwaukes and Prairie d.
On'eo M Michigan Central ek, Michigan Southern ~
Illinois Central y, Cleveland and Pttsburg sE, Gaen
and Chicago D. Cleveland and Toledo Chicago Rocl
Island $50 Putsburg and Fort Wayne Chicago and Al
ton y, and Canton Company ~. New York Central de
ciined u, Hudson River y, Chicago Northwestern
Alton md feire Haute y. Pacific Mail IN Cumberland
Coal X and Quicksilver AiniogS
me following were the closing quotations Erie Rail
road l26k, Hudson River l6l Michigan Southern IFS
Harlem 1884 Illinois Central l50h, Michigan Central
l6s Fort Wayne l4s Toledo and Wabash 72, Cev Gland
and Ptsburg l2sh, Gsena and Chicago lS4. Cles esnd
and Toledo ls4h, ane Rock Island 121z.
Gold opened this aing at Ill and the spcculaors
cipatcd clear 6e during the day for their gambns
operations but having wisely the
discrimination longer attempt 10 brave the por
sentiment by catering 70 tho gold exchange gamo er
lowered the premium TO 65 and decided 80 make that
ngure the nine dys until tho 18th OF Apr
The street price, Immediately after the from
the Sub Treasury, fell TO 1921, with very limited
amount OF business Tho truth is, as we have betsre
stated. there gold the Market and very little q
na, =, - = ,,.s... -. .-., a .,., - -
,,,or, ,o., .,.,,.. 80 .,, - - - -, y - -
in order - ,,ss ,nor v.,...a,nr- 80.
postance and to retain the controlling influence the
market, they throw In and few thousands
,,,;,c n.,,., =, s.,,.. a.. =. -. - ..,,"
s,n,,,,, a., - -. !. =. - -. .,... -. :, :.
\. No., -, -. , !. .,..- ....- s,-
rr,ca M ,,o A. 80 80. -. .s, 49,, =. 49, -. -
=, ,,h..,. 20 49,. .. 49,. :. ,, ...
p -, -. !, - - -, -, - .
o., 49,. -, -, -. - ,, = -
u,,s - 49,, y. Cs,. ~., = -. .',,'N -" -
.e,,. ,.,.,... s.,. -. - 49,. ~..,ss = .."..,. =.
- = - 80. s -
49,, .... ,, -.
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REGENTS from custon,s 400 oo0
From other sources s................... 2,047 ,292
No., 80 80 -
Pavments . . paa 4oz
Inc SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 NE teniorty loan today q the
f's' Nationa bank wore s-oo'4oo
ne rHs' Hasona' bank VI ms CITY PAID tho United
o''es ireasury To-Day on transfer cneck $i,VO0O00
f'uahcai crces were signify startsd thn morning
oy tne announcement from Washington shat the new
N'onai Bank oiii' whcn mas oeen oeore the House OF
representatives LOT some TINE az substitute iof the
law o. tne last congress- had oeen Killed while being
pressed LOT hna passage Inc reason was thus dealt
=, uh ali rirse ~ oroardran,s rron~ !, ,rh;.s -
-, -..o. - a...a,,.-. . 80
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Sales OF Real Hstate.

BY Adrian II. Muller, r. r. wilkins 4 Co.
House and lot 1855 wooster street ST 67o
House and lot l22 East Broadway. !. ....... $3.50
lots lllth ST. 200 r. Of lst each 400
lots 8. g. 74h ST., 200 r. w. OF LIST each 100
/ lot adjoining Observation-Disclosures. 760
The New York herald., 1864-04-08

HELP WANTMD-MALEs.

A GENTS GUARANTEED 50 PER DAY CLEAR, And
"A beautiful gold or silver hunting case lever watch
~ the American Prize Package. each OF which conaias
quantities OF fine writing materials engravngs gAnAs
Yankee notions many ways TO get reh. fine presents e.
jewsry. &C. dc worth dollars bought separately
FOR One hundred with presents and
GIT O superb watoh show bills and .os right for tS.s
can be sold In few hours Sales lmmense; proats
large Agents wanted in town and camp Send fes
Prize Package Companya circular
tanning extra. novel, premnm inducsmenu free Add0e
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.4301,06O

The following exhibit Of the condition Of the banks
three principal cities Of the Unon a. shown in
their last weekly statements
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCIlU

For weakness arising from ESspsscs. habits Of pis
spaion, Early indiscrctipn Of Abuses aten,lc ~ IN
the following symptoms w
lndi position To EXcrtiOn Loss Of pnv n,
Loss ol memory D!Mcu!ty OF HrgaIh,ng
ntuN NrtHrs' TrCmhlng
u"rr"r oi Dia'ase, Rain in thi BHyk
Universal Las-itaie Of the Muscular system,
Hot Hands, Eruptiuns on lin, f M.
Dryncss Of the Skin ushiug of tnr ND,
Pallid COntenanc2
These symptoms, II allowct to go on which thi
medicine invariably removes soon follows
lNPoTLNcY, FAULTY, EPhrPrC trrT,
In one Of which the Patient may r,quirc.
VINO can say thai ttfN az not frequently follow ID
by those "nrcfa plsea Ses "
"INShNllY AND CONS MPTION"
Many are awern OF the cause OF their SUFFERING Inn
noae will confess The records Of the Insane ,ylums
And melancholy deaths b. Consumption bra ann q
witness to the truth Of the assertion.
The Constitution once effected with organic weakness
requires The and Of Medicine TO strengthen and nNig
oIatc the system, which ilenhods LXtract Bu hu in
variably does trial will convince the q, skcptica
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Ballou's Monthly Magazine.

We are in receipt Of the January mum
Der OF this most excellent and cheapest
Magazine published in the United States.
We would advise all ia want of an excell.
ent Magazine, and who is there that does
not want such au institution 10 their house
10 send ou the amount oil subscription for
one year. commencing With the January
number, Price only one dollar and fify
cents per year. Address Elliott, Thomo,
4 Talbot, Boston, Mass,
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The New York Day Book.

The Prospectus of the HNew York Day.
Book" F" claims for it circulation of so :
600 copies, larger than that of any ether
Democratic weekly paper. 10 have at
tanned such q circulation as that, in face
of rival contestant is, is surely evidence OF
no ordinary popularity. The D. y-Book
deals with all public questions in bold
and independent spirit, snd however peo-
pls may disagree with some of its posi-
tiens, there can be no doubt OF the earn
estness of its editors, or Of the vigor with
which they maintain their opinions. 1t
is the peculiar views of The Day. Book
upon the slavery question which have. no
doubt, attracted to isthe attention of the
public. Referring 10 this point, the New
Hampshire States and Union has thus
forcbly stated it:
"If the Democratic party, twenty years
ego, bad taken the ground occupied ty
The Day Book on the negro question, aud
stuck to it like true men, we never should
have bad this war. and the country 10.
day woulc have been prosperous and hap.
py. The quicker they accept this posi-.
tion and act earnestly upon it, the quicker
we shall have Peace and restored Union,
and we may add We never shall have
these desirable results on any other
ground"
Ia view of the above, it is the duty Of
every candid man, be he Republican or
Democrat, to examine the position Of The
Day-Book. AS single number is not
sufficient for this, we advise all who de.
sire New York weekly to try it for one
year, and make themselves acquainted
with its line of argument Its terms are
the same as the New York Tribune whose
exact antipodes it is in politics, while in
News, Markets, &c., it is quite its equal
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her and takes great pains 10 visit any one has ibs
hears has anything like her case, and tries to ne
them TO come and see me The next case is Miss srir
he ld from Stamford, Conn, Mrs Bartholomew got hee
down TO me, and she has been ever since nj het
house. When she first cuup to my raoms. she was
much cmaciatrd with distressing cough splitting larae
quantities of blood examined her lungs with the
rcspromoter and in all NY practice never found os
with one lung so far gone nnd the other lang sound
| could moi give much encouragement. ! thought she
would die but 10 my nstOni ihmen the Pulmonic syrup
Scawced Tonic and Mandrake Pills all seemed IN no
right to work the lung Is all healed over leaving
cavity ss large MS g0uso egg good appetite hna
spirits, and has gained some thirty.fve pounds iu
weight She has some cough yet, which do no not
think will leave her before June. should think 1t
would be of great interest to some unprrjudiced ply
ccidn TO visit these cases particularly Miss Scoield.
any Of thrm who have hecn cured by my medicines
They are numerous IN New York, but the above ntee
oil differ from each other aud my medicines do.
ing what represent they arc they should have In.
credit ana the 3tcG know where aud how they may
be cured, j. ". SCTlENCK, NJ. ~ -
W. H. h'h .nck canbc found AT his principal ofica,
No ~ North lth street, Philadelphia, every saturday
from A. Nj" uhtil r.. NJ, to uivc advice free "
charge; hui for u thorough examination he charges
three dollars Price Of The pulmonic syrup and Ssa
weed lunic chch Sl25 per bottle 81 the half DOZEN
Mandrake Pills 80 cents PER box and for sale by all
nruggists aud Dealers.
/ June II, l-Gl.-l =.
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NoTuNd that is not wholesome, genial and restora
tive in its nature enters into TIE composition of HOS
TErTERS STOMACH RlrTERS. This popular pre-
paraiion contains no mineral OF any Kind, no deadl.
botanical element no fiery excitant but it is comfy
ma ion of ,the extracts OF rare balsamic herbs and
plants with the purest aud midcs OF all diiusiyc sm.
uieus.
1t is well be forearmed against disease and so far
as the human system can be protected BY human means
against maladies engendered by an unwhoesome at
mosphcre, impure water and other external causes,
nos ETTER'3 BlTTERS may be relied on safe.
guard
in dstri,ts infested with rccer and 4ene it has been
found nfaIlibe as preventive and irresistible as
remedy aud thousands who resort to it under appre
henson of attack escape the scourge and thousands
who neglect to avail themselves Of its protective qual
itics in advance. cured by very brief course
this marvellous medicine Fev'r and Ague patients.
after being paid with quinne for months in vain un
til fairly saturated with that rangerpus aka'od, are
by the Use of HOST TIERS Bl1"rEEs.
The weak stomach is rapidly nviGOrued and the an.
petite restored this agreeable Tonic and hence it
works wonders in cases of Dyspepsia and in less
hrmcd forms of Indigestion Acting a gentle and
painiess apperient, as well upor the liver il also
lnvd" atty relieves the Constipation supcrnduced by
irrrg Ia action Of the digestive and secrctive organs
Persons Of feeole habit liable NercoHs 4uaeks Loo.
ntss o 'p'its and Fhe Of LdnFNor, mud prompt and
permanent relief from the Rtters. The testimony on
his points most conclusive, and from bon sexes
The agony of Dus Collie il Immediately ns-uagcd
by single dose ni the sHulan and by occasionally
rcsorng 10 it, the return OF the complaint may be pre-
vented
AS general Tonic, HOsTETTER's RITTERs pro.
duce effects which must be experienced Witnessed
before they can be fully app eciaed In Of Con
stuuonal Weakness premature decay and debility aud
decrfptude arising from old ii exercises H. cleo.
trlc influence In the ConvI cent stages ofal diseases
IL operates delightful invigOrant. When The pow
ers OF nature relaxed il operates to reinforce aud
rc.cstabish them. Last but nOt East il the ons safe
siimulent being manufactured from sound and nnnc
Gus materials AMI entirely free from the acid elements
present more or less IN all the ordinary and
stoHaChics of the day.
No family medicine has hecn SO universally, and il
may be truly added deserredIy popular with the alli
gent portion Of The community, as EOsTErrEH's
Eli TIERS.
Prepared by
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
PiT1SBURGH. PA
1J-sold by nll Druggists, Gloeers aud storekeepcr.
everywhere.
November "a, 1853 - Iy.
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DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE

Take no more Balsam Mercury, or usreasant Medi
clhts ior unpleasant and dangerous diseases Helm
bod's Extract Buchu aud improved Rose Wash cures
secret diseases IN all their stages At little expense
Littc or no change III di't NO Inconvenience an nc
exposure.
1t causes frequent desire and gives strength to Gr
nate thereby removing obsttucions, preventing ana
curing structures of the UreTa allaying pain aud in
hdmmnrOn, so frequent IN the class Of diseases, and
eNpclng all poisonous, diseased aud WORKOUT matter
Thousands upon thousands who have been the vic
tms OF quacks, and who have paid heavy fees TO be
cured ia II short time, have found they We're deccyet
aud that the 'POlsON' has, by the use of powerful
aslringents been dried up in the system, break ou
in an aggravated form, and perhaps after marriage.
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Reading Railroad.
WINTER ARRANG = MENT,
Nnuemhnr 9Th 1854.

~ reat Trunk Line from the North and
N NORTHWEST for Philade phia, New.York, Read
ing, Pottsvie. Lebanon Allentown. Easton &c. &c.
Trains leave Harrisburg for New.foTk, as follows
AT 20 and e Is A, M and l.45 p NJ arriving at New
York at 10 a NJ, and 245 and 10 90 p. VI.
The above connect with similar Trans on the Penn
syivania Rail Road and Sleeping Cars accompany the
FIRST two Trains without change
Leave fng leading, Pottsville Tamaqua, alnersviile
Alentown, and Phiiadephi at SIS A. NJ. and 45 p
NJ. stopping at Lebanon aud principal Stations only
Way Trains, stopping at all points AT 25 A. NJ and
$40 =. NJ. Returning leave New-Hork at . NJ !.
noon, and 90 p NJ Philadelphia at A. NJ and 33u
r. NJ Pottsvile at { so a. NJ. and 2.35 =. NJ Tamaqua
at $40 A. NJ. and a,i5P NJ. aud Reading at ~ midnight
Z IS and 10 As A. NJ. l. 80 and 05 p. NJ
Reading Accommodation Train; Leaves Reading at 6.
80 A. NJ. returning from Philadelphia at 43O p. Nj.
Columbia Railroad Trans leave Reading at 6.40 and
III A NJ. for Ephrata i.iz, Columbia &c
On Sundays; Leave New-York att p W., Philadei-
phia 3.l5 Z NJ, Pottsve 100 A. NJ, Tamaqua A. NJ
Harrisburg Is A. NJ. and Reading at II midnight for
Harrisburg.
Communication, Mileage Season, School, and Excur.
sion Tickets to and from all points reduced Rates
Baggage checked through e0 pounds allowed each
Passenger.
G. A. NlCOLbS,
General Superintendent.
RE- pn NJ
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-24

THE LADY's FRIEND.-The JANUARY
number OF the Lady's Friend is already
on our table, and fully bears out the high
reputation of this new monthly, which is
now entering upon the second year of it,
existence. The leading steel engraving,
Hush it is Asleep" is beautiful pic
ture, and will doubtless 60 right to the
hearts Of the ladies. The Fashion Plate
"a double one, as usual-is very hand
some indeed, admirably engraved on steel
and richly colored. Then there is col
ored design of Work Table Companion,
very useful lady, as she ssemE, in red
and yellow and blue; and numerous 9th
er engraviDgs of the Fashions, Work Ia
ble Department, &c. The Music of this
number is piece entitled II Stood With
in our'C Cottage Hail." Among the liter
ary contents, which are even unusually ex-
oelent, We may specify ga great Match, -
by Emma b, Ripley; ga Story Of a
Household" by Mrs. Hosmer; "Cupid at
the Cape," by Miss Dounely; "Throug h
the Paper Mill, ,"by Virginia F. Townsend;
"James Smiths siory," by Julia Gill !;
Castle Lnnloch;" ~ Aunt Alice "Mrs
Gordon's Prescription by G: NJ. Trow-
bridge; "Loved and Hated by Ida Ma
son; Editorials, &C. &. Price So so; 2
copies s4,o0; 9 copies SIG 90; 81 $500.
Specimen numbers will be sent to those de-.
sirous of making up clubs, Tor Is cts.--
Wheeler 3WtlsOn'S Se0ing Machines are
furnished as premiums. Address Deacon
Il Peterson, 3ls Walnut itreet, Philadcl-
phia. Non is tie time 10 send on suJscrip
tionS.for 1865.
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FEMALES-FEMALES

In many affections peculiar TO Females the Extract
Bnchu is nnequaed by any other remedy, as in hlo
rosis or RptentOn irrnguarity painfulnc>s or sun.
preston of Customary EvacuatOms liberated or scr.
rhous state of the Uterus, LcuChorrhea or Whites
SteriitY and for all complaints incident to the sex
whether arising from indisCreton habits Of dissipa
tion, or in the
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TINW ARE y sTONE SHOP.
u r D ( & Z a + IS
EYE AND FAR lNFiylp Any,
(on the Square, Three Doors from etccles liote
VIII KESRARPE PA


EIlS ms SUTTON is nov opened and
furnished in the mos, costly style. Reception
Private and operang Rooms arc large, convenient and
well adapted. The surgical apartment contains The
fuest collection Ot instruments in this couutry, and
thus his faculties VIII enable him meet any und all
emergencies in practice He will operate upon ali the
various forms Of BLINDNESS, Cataract Oceluon OF
the Pupil Cross Eyes Closure Of lhe Tear Ducta, Ia.
version Of the Eyeds, Pterygium, &c, &C. And will
treat al forms Of sores, Eye Granulrd Lids Opacrties
of the Cornea, and Srro!uous diseases Of the Eye
geher with all the diseases 10 which the Eye il sub
ject
DEAFNESS VIII treat all the diseases common to
the organ. Discharges from the Ear Noises in the ar
Catarrh, difficulty ofhGaringtotal De ness where
the Drum Is destroyed. WIN insert an artificial one
answering neaily all the purposes of he natural
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.-All diseases com.
mon TO the Throat and Nose will be treated
GENERAL SuRGERY,--He viii operate upon Club
feet, Hair lip, CT # Palate Tumors Cauccfs Enur.
ged yencils, &C Plastic operations by hca'ihg new
hrsh into dolormed parts, and General Surgery Of
whatever character it may present.
HERNIA (nr RuPTuRE)- lie will perform "Labius
operation for the rHdCal (c0mpletr) Of Hernia,
his is unquesonaby perfect cure. aud is with
little or no pain Out ofmany hun drcd operated upouu
Boston there has bacn failures. having met the
rartsct appreciation of all whohavc submitted toit
AHlltithb EA ES.-Wi insert urtilic ial Eyes Civ.
ing them the motion and expression of the natural
They are inscItI with the least pain.
HEMORRHuIuF, (Pilcs)-Ihis troublesome disease
il readily cured. Those suffering fromit Will do wei
to cali,
DR. Up De Graz visits Wilkes Barre with view of
building up permanent Institute for the treatment Of
te Eye Ear ana General Surgery. The experience of
more lan quarter of century in Hospital and gcner
those VINO may be disposed to employ him,
Nay H. l6bI.--tf
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MELMBOLD'S
Genuine Preparations

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT EUCHU, 4 po,i.
i've and SPECIFIC yeuely for diseases of the bladder
kidneys, Gravel and dropscal swalHngs
This medicine increases tho pswcr of digestion nut
excite the absorbens into healthy action hy wrh III"
Eniargcmemonts are reduced as well as pain ant iIi
tamaiOn.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Morning,Dec. "a, 1864.
Cooley for the New Year.

Godey's Lady's Book for January 1865,
is q Premium Number-uurivaled and
unapproachable. 1t is embellished with
two splendid Steel Plates, a superior col.
ored Fashion Plate, and Fourteen Full
Page Eugravings among which are Three
Robe Dresses, from the celebrated house
Of Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co., Of New
York, and one from Brodie's Emporium !;
several Crochet patterns, adapted for win
ter wear a Coatce Evening Dress nov.
city the latest style for Bonnets, C ollcrs,
Capes and Caps a beautiful article, print
ed in colors, called "'rhe Workable
Companion Tidy, printed in tint and
a humorous engraving, "Scenes on the
lee" We cannot begin to name the num-
erous illustrations, as there are about
Eighty all of them useful and ornamental.
The literary department is no less varied
and inviting to the magazine reader
Marion Haraud contributes "A Hasty
Speech, aud what came Of it," Miss v
I. Townsend, Miss M. w. Janvrin, Miss
Frost, e. Mrs. Dennison also contributes
The Holly Tree Promenade, original
Music for the Piano, by the editor, j
Stair Holloway and a Model Cottage
with plans, make up the best number o
"Godey's Lady's Book" ever issued Now
is the time to begin with the new volume
Of the Book. Terms for 1865 :-Ont
copy, one year, $500, two copies, on,
year, $3.50 ; three copies, one year, 81 so
four copies, one year, $1,000: Addres!
L. A. Cooley, Philadelphia.