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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
The Richmond Republic saws: "when

The Richmond Republic says: "When
the Com msnder-in- Ci Isl o. the Confedsr-
ate armies goes TO work as teacher Of
you,h-when Major Generals are follow.
in the plow. and Judge Of the Court OF
Appeals Of Virginia thinks j, not degra,
dug TO haul wood TO neighboring Town
for sale. how can s,alwsu young men
reconcile il TO themselves 10 eat the
bread OF idlensss.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
The Last Letter ever Written by the
Late Bishop General Polk.

We present below q copy Of The last au.
iOgraph letter ever w'ilten, says the Lou
isvlle Journal, pr"babIy,b> tue lale Blsh.
op General Polk, al The late Conf derale
army. Twas captured e! bv Chief hug Ter
Joseph Rn.kyeveich (Ro> zk'r"i,z.) Of
the gallant Eleventh Kentucky Cavalry,
at Salisbury, North Carolina. 1t was adj
dressed, it will be Perceived,to his daugh-
Ter. just after her marriage. The origin al
is in our possession. and can be obtained
bv The lady to whom it was addressed.
We are also desired 10 say that the watch
OF Bishop Gen. Polk, which was captured
with much other property a, the same
time, is now in the hands Of the same
gentleman. and is at the disposal of the
family of the deceased.
We knew Bishop Polk personally and
well, and aside from all political questions
or considerations, always regarded him as
a pure, Christian genleman-an opinion
that We have never changed. Letus not
Judge the dead. To their own Master
they stand or fall.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
The Com missioner OF Internal Reve

The Commissioner OF Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that publishers Of news
papers whose receipts lherelrnm exceed
81 900 snnuslly. should be licensed as
msuu sci res. and smrh license will c"Ver
all sales OF Their manufactures al or from
the place OF publication. and also The
printing sod sale OF bill hesds, cireoI rs
&c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

The ladies Of Portsmouth, are now bus.
lily circulating for signatures, petition
addressed 10 his excellency, Andre "
Johnson, President of the United States,
praying Tor the pardon and release from
confinement OF Jefferson Davis. President
OF The late COnlederacy. The petition is
said to be model OF beauty in its die
ton.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07
DR.. A. HUET,

OF the NJ edicai Faculty Of Psris,
IT France, Me Der of the Medical aud ChlruI-
goal FacHlly oi Baltimore, Md. is The dscoV-
ersr OF the only Remedies for Diseases OF PT-
sa,e character, without Mercury OF nOxIous
drugs Recent cases cured IN from y IS hours,
on written guarantee. Chronic, in'elera,e and
constitutional diseases, such as have been aban-
d0ned as Incumble. are spcedl y end permanent
Iy cured. The treatment adapted by hm is
that hen has the approval vi the most dIsiln
suIShed fhysIclans Vi Paris, and lie un versal
success IN p.acuce of 40 yeas has proved, be-
yond a ubt, that tho worst cases readily
Yield, and are thoroughly removed al once and
lofsve from the system, especially all cases ct
uSulutionsl debility; nervous dIseases, which
soon OF late turns 10 consumption, aud AL the
evils enlaIIed by certain prTuicious practices
which rum both body aud mind, uniting the
victim Tor either business, study, society, or
una rrisge, and TO these who are suffering the
EVIL ed, cts OF uuprop'r indulgences,of whaiever
kind, can nov be perfectly restored To natural
heath and vigor, IN Onef period, by applying
to one whose xiii and experience can be relied
on No exc bllant or unprofeSsiOnal charges
distant Patients consulted by letter apc rem
edles forwarded that can b. taken in the most
and private manner.
Office southeast corLer OF Fayctte and Fred
enck Streets, Baltimore, Md.
July Is, 1866. lily
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

twenty-five planters sre SAID To ne mr.
der ar, est al Flcksburg, al rnsrged with
mslieaiing or killing Ihelr lotme' slave
The Chicago Hines records 'he des"
OF w. S. MrUnrmIck. OF. the g'eaI hrm o.
McCormIrk IL Co., resPers. lie was =
native OF Virginia.
Ii is said that some few weeks since
several Unired States "tiicers called ut
General Vance, al hIs farm, near Ashe
vi e n. G.. when his vile excused him,
srsllng that he had gone 10 mill. lie had
been pIoughIng and doing oiHer Iarn'
work ever since the surrender. w hat al
example 10 the young men OF The South
The wife of General lmb"den died al
The resldrnce OF her lslher, 10 Charlotte
county, Va, John b. McPhsl, on The
Dist Insl,, OF consumption.
Married on The 22nd ulI., a, the resi-
dence OF JOB Turner, Esq, Stanton, by
Rev. Geo. B. Taylor. Mr.. ROBBERS +.
Grsw. Of Woods rock, TO Miss Msrgare,
E Bean. OF Staunron. both bIIde ano
b idegroom being Deaf Mues.
The hog cholera is prevailing in Lou
doun county, Va, To considerable tx
tenn. The hogs die soon after bang al
lacked.
A mean rogue in Raleigh, the othe'
night. sole The grsve-dIgger's tools IRON
The city cemetery.
1t is understood that after the trial O.
Captain Wir1 is ended, and all The facts
connected with The AndersonvlIe prison
a.cerisined, :here will be all investigation
Of The Salisbury and other prisons OF 'ht
South in which Union prisoners
were confined aud nsllreaied.
Jno. F. Wall and Jno. s. MaglIl
EsQrs.. have been nominated as ca"dl
dates for The Legs AZURE from Frederic
county, by county convention ol COO
serv alIvrs, lately held in Winchester.
President johnson has eOmmuled Il
imprisonment Tor q term OF years, al
pending sentences OF death IN the cases o
soldiers convicted of deserllon.
The mex, session of The Virginia Con
ference of The NJ. E. Church, South. vi
be held in Dsnvhle November 10Th
Bishop Early will preside.
+ General Monroe NJ. PaTsons. OF Mis-
souri,. late ol the rebel service. was recent
Ily killed near Csmsrgo. Mexico. IN
Ifip hi between the Liberals aud The imper
ialIsls.
Among those psrdoned on Wednesds.
by The President we're Charles Macbeth
nj Chatleston. S C, and The rebel Gen
al A tired Hueer, al South Carolina; al
20 several women. amongst them Mrs
Charles L. Ch,vsS Of Georgia; Mrs
Annie l.. Davis, of Mississippi: and Mrs
c. VI. Pri,Ehsrd, Of Mississippi.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-10-07

I PRIME article OF Syrup 81 20 cents
"a per gallon. Good Molss.es 81 50
GEMS per gallon, ard other Grocerps 10
proportion By farmer r Sc, ode.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu
lous dealers from paming of inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD PENS / shall hereafter
SELL NO GOODS AT WHOLESALE ereepdns only to duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents to whom Certif-
cate of such Agency be given. and who alone shall
be able TO sell the MORTON PENS in that city village
To my Agents l slall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public at pablshed and
wellknown prices
jewelers. Stationers will In all cases. be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application. by letter otherwise.
Where no Agency is established, those wishing the
MORTON PEy must send TO my store. where prompt
attention will be given TO their orders
A Circular. with fac-simile Engravings Of all Sizes
and Prices will be sent to any receipt OF letter
postage
Address A. MORTON. No. % Maiden-lane, New York
Dated New.York, Nov. ]. 1865
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
From Tho Phllad dslphia Bulletin.

EXTRACTING TBBTH WITHOUT PAN-This
problem has been ished at last Dr. Cotton has
devaed plan Of extracting teeth by the pleasant oper
alton OF putting the patient soundy to sleep that his
decayed teeth are taken out without his knowledge,
and he wakes up in tho course Of few minutes. or
seconds according TO the length Of the operation and
the dose of gus required feeling bright and sound as
ever and freed from his troublesome moars grinders
or incsors. This is performed by simply administering
nitrous oxide or Laughing Gas" as 1t is commonly
called
The Doctor gave lecture at Concert Hail. last even
ing which attended by large number Of scientific
gentlemen and other citizens He proved the harmless
ness Of the gas by freely nhang It himself and the
decayed teeth of several persons In the audience were
extracted while under its influence and all declared
that they experienced no pain whatever during the
operation. The Doctor also exhibited trophy Of his
in the shape Of list Of nearly 1000 names OF
persons in all OF the country who have been bene
fitted by his system.
Partly in spirit Of scientific inquiry and consider
able more with desire to get rid Of troublesome
stump OF long standing, visited the Doctor at his
office We inhaled the gas. and woke up in minute or
two from pleasant dream. feeling fresh and as well
ever and having the profound pleasure of seeing our
old ormentor fast in the grip Of the forceps Of the
operate. We o5sOlueyJeh pain phatsrer during ne
operation. COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
No. ls Cooper Institute. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Constitution, Life Ssrup

fas produced revolution in medicine. What
aancst Incredible uny dseases hi2ro considered
hopeess,y inc1blo frequently cured in few days
weeks; and cheerfuy nye the Investigations Of the
sera minded and scientific 20 csts Which have no parallel
at the present day.
Drng the Eve years have cor tended VIII obstacles
and opposition bercul> wee eger eacoUn
tered By any reiorravrs
RAlDITY OF CURE.-so1le sag; Your cures az too
quc" while Others doubt tAoir pernaan and think that
d ases only b. cured by a n'cuperatye process
OF Nl.ure"
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP .Jopo1tyo spi specific
remedy for ado diseases ognanz from Il lPVBE STATE
OF TIE BLOOD, and fos al tisrsdtary) DISEASES
TRANSMITTED from PARENT to CEILD
PARALYslsIti' il universally ad 1ited that CONsri-
TUITION LiFB SYRUP Is the only. elective means Of
restoration in tho varous PARALYSIS aat need not
reiteree nat IS omphrcly tie Le-Gi' 's'Pover
Observation-Disclosures WI GHr ,fSro'IhcH II ~;
ULzscE. LIVER COMPLAINT, VAST OF APPRrSE, BAD
BREATH Co ossnPAnoy blLIou-SEs.
ScGOFLUA-sERUNA. kESGs Ev1 L. GI3SDULaE SWELL
ISGs, ERV.IPzGA ULcERiTIoS, SAr RH -.
This tlin hereditary and a,quid filing ie With untoe
MISERY, is. by a. usual medical reuedei, ircuri5.e.
Rhcuua.sm. lABrHKFrrsl, LuxBAco SIcaA-GIA. sciAr
IcA. Gour TIC DCLoaEAUx
Brhero is lny disease iu which the co oNsTIrUTioE LiFE
SYRUP is sovereign It leuuiatt and it, kniFed af
fections The most intense pains su5sf instantly os
via,.den0ruoys swelling reduce'L C,es, clccnc or
vcerious teny forty years s.aadi az, hse been ss
by a.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purges thr system en-
rey from oil evil effects Of Mercury, 'vins the Bad
Breath and curing the weak Joints and Rhs 1nat.o f'ns
which Of Clome &, sure TO produce.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP eladicatcs, nd
branch al Eruptiye Diseases Of the Skin, nkt ULCERS
PlMPLEs, BLOTcHES, ani all other difculiel of tbs
Kind wh'l mach di,GsuEe the outward appearn G.. 18th
nllss ard males often making theu disgusting object %
taensclses and the.r friends.
Fof al forms of Icesaye Diseases, either Of the Nose
Threat, Tongue, Spine. r,Lead scalp smeiy iaS
ever proved ti equal
ofthe Liver very unpleasant thc young
wife and mother. 4 f,w bottles Of CONSrIrJTON LIsE
81 RUP will the secretion and the deposit,
which f. direct - under the skin
Diseases OF te Liver giving Use 70 Lano D-zinas, a
dseid,n. Weak Stomach o. ulce-led or canrous
don Of ,la, OF Au accompanied with burning other
pleasant symptoms. will b. relieved by the Of CONSri.
TUITION LIFE SYRUP
asa Gcnaaii B.ood.!un.yiu; Agent the LIFE SYRUP
stands u.fsai'd by gly prtpaiat0u ia tAe world.
IhE NICu AND POOK liable to the dsee5-s.
Mature aud Science have made the CONSTITUTION LII
SNki ipr do, r'lrtlt of al.
PURE BLOOD produces healthy men and women .onf.f
the Constitution rrted youth, d,srlst death
the rrsalt. WILLIAM II. GREGG, NJ. D.
So, Proprietor NV lorz.
MORGAN & ALLEA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, AGENTS
No. 4G Chd.st Newly ork.
For sale by every Druggist in the United s,aiesani BSst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
GxaOo VirkM.
Cxapo vines.
IONA AND ISRAELLA VINES
AT WHOLESALE RATES TO CLUBS aad CHEAPRn

Gxspe viAes.
IONA AND ISRAELLA VINES
AT WHOLESALE RATES TO CLUBS cad CHEAPRn
THAN.AT AUCTION
new edition. (6fth) of OUR NATIVE VINES" With
much new aud important matter and sso Eusravng a
an Iona Vine in brarius four years old Illustrating of As
best and most simple methods Of training,
Ir GoNrAJSs ALSO
THE PRESENT AND FUTURE OF AMERICAN GRAPE
Culture IN GARDEN AND VINEYARD.
IL the following very pertinent qsestions with
array of facts and reports of Committees from oil psrss
Of the country Of great interest to oil who dssire
obtain grspes grown In the open ground uuder spe cutv
,ion as good and beautiful the bsst foreign kinds grows
under glass
The questions sre Have the Representations that wers
made concerning hardness and excellence Of the Iona sns
sea they offered for SALE and which es
appeared eI,rayssn, been fully justified by experieoe
Did these epr .ntsions in anspayteuIar surps or do
they JaH short Of tstng forth as sf these KINDS
Is the ons be des being the most hardy aud constant u
producveness a. beautiful and good Che best foreGs
kndsl
believe all ~ho read this psnphe. will End Of sufdosS
interest and ioportance to o9upensae Tor the .ma -
attention.
II is sent 70! q three cent stamp.
also commend to the attention Of all the Club props dt
by which every person who desires purchase VIZ 1as
obtain Al wholesale almost without cosfof Ans
portson the reception Of the plants in perfect ordf h.
all guaranteed Club proposons sent wio ,out Do&
with pamphlet and priceliss when requested.
invite Ill interested the purchase of vines b visa NJ.
place ena Iaud and show dealers and sssss for seubs
that my regularly established prices ARE cHzArsR aLrfS
ooSsrpgxKD THAN PAID AT ArcrIoS. bha~ severS
thousands from green cuttings Of excellent quality s Lwin b
found very cheap for special purposes and maU Of aereaA
grades named In the price lis, that
inspection by buying in quantity AL letter qurp
prsnply answered
@. w. GRAN
IoSA ISLAND lnea1 PeekskibJ Wes,sAessesf 10, NY.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
An,n.cmcnis thi. EYcninR.

ACADEMY OF MUSlC-ITALiAs OPERA-ERSANI-Mati-
nee at oclock-CRIsPISo p la CoaARE
WALLACK'S THEATER-A Ngw WAY TO PAY OLD
DEBTS.
NIBLO'S GARDEN-RAvELs-THR 1nRgkFAoRD FeEsoH.
MAN-1Hg GREEN MOSsTER-IHK STAR OF THE HElHk
Matinee at o'clook-JEANsErTE AND JRASSor-bAL
OLYMPIC THEATER-TnE STREETS OF NEwYoRx
WINTER GARDEN-"PLAYIsG WITH FIRE"
BROADWAY THEATER-" sAA'-Alauee at !. O'Clock.
BAKNTrMis observation-disclosures and Evening-NIcTO-
EINH; Or. ILL SLEEP OS IT-W. H. HARRISON ExTEa'
PORASEOUs SINGER
FoX's OLD BowERY THEATER - BAcoARAr-PASTo
NInK
IRVING HALI-THHoDoRE THOMAS SYMPHONY SoIREE
THE HIPPOTHEATKON - Kyw.YoRK CIRCUS - BARE
BACK RIDER, JAsgs ROBINSON Matinee II 2. O'clock
BROADWAY ATHENEUM - Scenic ILLrnoss-MoST
RLASC-THK JUSGTRAU--IHK 1YEoL-TBE kHiSE-
ITALY-lTALiAy SfRRsADEs-Maiinee at o'clock.
COOPER NSTITUTE-MAoIc-THE WIsRHASs.
BRYANTs MINSTRELS-LEs MsgRABLYs-OUR ArRI
cAy POLKA.-sCARFD CoyTRADASD-REcKoS IsE N
LrcK-DrAP a UORs-NEARING or IHE GREEN
STREETS or NBw fORK
WOODS AlINsTRELS-THE MASAGER's TRIUMPH or TIRE
BLaCK MAILERs DEFEAT, in Sin scenes
sTEREOSCOPTICON-CoRS OF GRAND AND CROSBY
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DEsIGN-PATTIsGs AND
SrATUARY.
GOUPII3S GALLERY OF AEr-PIo FEDIs MARBLE BUs1
OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
ART GALLERY-No. Gl5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pns1fyG or Mrs WAsHISGToSs REcRrTios DAY
No 8O7 gROADWAY-ExHB OF THE VICTORIA hH
GA; OR. SOUTH AMERICAN WATER LILY
TWENTY. SECOND REGIMENT ARMORY-PRoyEsADE
CONCERT.
Uowr,s CIRCUS-BRooKLYs JUNCTION or DrKALB And
FULTos-AyE@
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
MARRlE ID.

BLANCHARD - THOMSON AT Andovsr Mas, on
"Wednesday Nov. 8, by the Rev. Prof j. Henry Thayer
assisted BY the Rev DR.. Blanchard Of Lowell, Mr Amos
Blanchard IT, to Mis-. Lucrrt Tbouson, adopted dau. iter
Of The saie Jos. q. sprsgae, esd, Of Salem, Mas
"Wednesday evening. Nov. Q, c, the
Madi.onav- Bspti,, Church by the Rev Henry r. Weston
d. D. Lieut. r. %. y. Ford. United states Marine Corps 10
Sophie f. eldest daughter Of the Hon. William ~ Daring
OF New York City.
PHI sIclphia paper, please copy.
PER LEE-HEBARD-ln Brooklyn, on Wedne.day. Nov
1865 by the Rev Y = De Haas, Henry +. Per Lee Of
Anrnla y. Y, 10 T.. Letta Hebarl OF Brooklyn l.. ].
sMITH-COLES-In Christ. Church. Brooklyn. r. D., on
Wsdue.day Nov. g. by the Rev. A. ~. Paiind;e, 4. H.
smith Of Clinton Mo. 10 Kate L., daughter OF William T.
Colss Of brooklyn. y. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

SEDEYTARY HABITS. Ts.-There is no class of the
community more subject 20 disease Of the digestive
organs than those whose business compes them 10 be
continually within doors either seated et desk or
standing behind counter: HoorLAsps GERMAN BIT,
TFRs viii prove true blessing to these persons. and
enable them TO fulfill the duties Of their station with
spirit and alacriiy unknown TO them before These
BITIERs can be had OF any Druggist They are not a
gst, No. 594 Broadway. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Dneincao Noiitfs.

A POPULAR HAT.-The competition In the
la, trade ia very great but Ksor Ill. teep' 'ho Lead and
every season bring. something and which nvafs y
becomes popularity. Ills Winter Hat Tor geniemon Wi
be selected by people Of taste and dseTmnson Tor the
beauty Of the material and the elegance OF the yo snd
visitor. 10 the city who would take home with them i-
fol specimen Of hat manufacture should call q, ksors N'w
Store No so broadway under the Prescott House.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

The gentleman who introduced tho BURGLAR
ALARM TRLrGRATH. that he might know how late the
Young gentlemen keep company with his daughter re-
ports that IL IL q complete success.
T. HOLMES No. los Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
DIkD.

BOARDMAS-sudleny. on Thur.dsy, Nov. Q. James 8.
nj. r.yes aud issi. and the embsr. Mariner. Lodge,
No q and A. Ma'on, are ie p,efy Invited 70 si,end
h. rn"ra On sundsy ths ish in. 81 osoes p n' from
hi, late residence. No. q oranscst, Bfooslyn.
BLASCK-On Thar,day morning, Nov. O. s0st LONG and
painful ns. sarah g. vic Of Thomas j. Blanes, In the
Ths relative. and snd Of ,5e family Invited 70 attend
The funeral from her ate residence No 40 Huison's. on
Sunday the 18th ins, At "a p without further notice
CIITTESDES-on Tburdsy, Ney. 9, at the Aib~Imsrle
Hoto Of congestion ofihr brain Martha H.. vile % ~
esd Of D1ndah, Penn, agrd 10 years.
Her rrinan. vii b. removed Daudaa for n,erneni.
CuSNINGHAM-Tle fincTa Of John T. Cunn.nghsm one
Of in tho -, John vii take place on Saturday
Nov n a. u oelo,s At The Madison ave Bapu. Church
q Thirty hrtst iis friends arc respectfully invi,
KANE LoDGx 40 49, r. Asp A. M-The officer, and mem
ber. q kane Lodse No -, aud A. are hereby sqw
11! cTSSiS6hM' X % o On THIS Csa,urdyl &FTERSooN At
y 9clok from the Madison ave bai smuI,h' corner o'
jAars ~ IiGuE Secretary.
CRAfG-At Railway y. J Thur-day, Nov. Q, Or David
:. CIaie. IN TIE Soth year oi li. age. 80
The rrsos snd uis respectfully invited TO attend the
funeral, ifga hs late red'Lce on Monday afternoon at
2oeiock.
FREFMAS-On Thnrsday. Nov o. at Cherry Valley N. Y.,
M,aac,hon "a Frreiin late Of staten Island aged 20 years
The relatives aud friends oi br aniy respectfully invited
attend III. funeral Sunday, at 2. O'clock om Trinity
Chapel, Twtuty-hfh.st.
FROST-A ssaneaiees ilth db, Russel Frost, in the
7g.h year 4 hi, asc.
McGUNIQLE-ln Brooklyn. on Thursday morning Nov Q,
Patrick heGunsle, after iloTt lness Of pneumonia, sged
G years.
Tie relatives and friends Of tho fniy respectfully invited
attend the funeral ou his late icidencc on Glove Road
between Warren aad Baltic . Sunday afternoon, Nov
~ at z! o'clock.
EEWMAN-ln Brooklyn on Thufsdsy, Nov. ., Emily A.,
daughter Of Augustus Butler, and wife OF Georgc A. New
|. man in the 2gth year Of her ng-
Relatives and friends of the family invited TO attend her
funeral om the Church tDr Rockwell > In sheTm'rhorn
It,. Ne,ins, sunday next at = o'clock p M
NEWMAN-In Brooklyn THURSDAY morning Nov. g. nfler
period OF much suffering. borne without muEmur at the
house Of her prcnts Augustus sud y A. Butlef No 70
Dobcyoisc 49, Emily A. vile Of George ~ Newman, In tho
30th year OF her eye. -
Friends ~ the fmy and others interested respectfully
invited attend her funeral Sabbath next u y o'clock
from tho Church Shormerhoust REV d.. Rockwellsl
Sleep on, loved ono. thy pains are DER!
No longer .halt thou sish for restr
For thou hast reached the peaceful shore,
And IN thy Savior arms oft biest
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
LATEST FROM EGYPT.

LATEST FROM EGYPT.
PgssErs EGYPTIAs L0Tus
uevy and eYaue PERFusE for the hhudksrch"i l' piis
and the ladies OF the present day the pernn'
PESSFYs fGYPrIAS LOICs
PgySEYs EoIPTIkS LorrS
4 CAUTION rHE LADIES
Don't be imposed upon by having ioieitn p,riHnea .I
ron YOU vi ~ YOU have good ysa, and better made
Al home Get the EoYPras LoTU. for ,nsiancr and you
never use any other aerwari For sale by All Druggists and
PeIfumeTs.
PRICE OSE DOLLAR
Manufactured by the Proprietor,
T. A. PESNgr
At his Laboratory Futonaye Of Jaysi Brookyn
l. l. and sold by all Druggists and Fancy Good Dcnefs.
EDvIs A. LoyEJOT
Whoesaie Agcn'.
No. 80 Futons,, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

Shut out the cold, dust and water from your
doors and windows The INVISIBLE METALLIC RrBBEB
WEATHER SrRlP-WHITKERs patent, May q, ls62; the
cheapest and most cfcctnal Strip In market HUBgEL
HILIs sole Propricors HGdson, ". Y. Central Depot.
"a Beecker ST., Broadway. siIiPARDS & Co, Agts
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

BOYS AND CHlLDRBS's GARIBALDI GETAWAY
md ZoUAvH SUITS by the Thousands AT Popular Prices
]. V. BRoKAw. No. 62 Lafayette place ana
No. - Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
Snain Declares War Against
Chill.
All the ChiIian Ports Blockaded'
Nepfral Vessels Given Zen
Days 10 Clear.

The steamship Ocean Queen, which lett AS
,nwaN Nov l. arrived at this port on Friday forenoon
The following is heI specie list;
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

MAKES THE HAIR Sort, GLOSSY AND lUxURiASr.
KEEPS The SCALP CLRAN. tooL AND HEALTHY.
BALpN Kss-lt viii positively stop the Hair from falling
and grow bald heads in al where the olh'
cles let. -
Pics s.j cents; six bottles, 81 Sold by Dr. SWAlNE
SON No. $50 n SIXTH s.. Phladelphia. Sod in ~ by
HELMBOLD. No. 39i Broadway; BARNES No. Il Puk'
row; WELLS. No. ll5 Franklinst
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

JANIS PYLEs o. X. S0AP,-Made from best
osteriaIs similar to the Old English White Soaps be
comes very hard and ania6e to waste away "a ilf m
wash Sold by grocers eyerywhere-Depo'' NO. o't
Waslingtonst., n. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
MAKE Your OWN Soar WITH
h. IT. BABBITTs

PuRE CoScEsTRATKD POTASH
On READY soar MAKER WARRANTED double the strongh Of
common Potash aud superior any other sapouhcr OF ley
in the market Put mp ~ Of pound Pound. pounds
pounds aud u pounds with fu directions IN Eng'sh tnd
German for making hard and so soap One pound viii make
10 gallons Of Soap. No lime J. required Conumers WIZ
ind this the cheapest Potash ia markct;
u. T. BABBlTT,
Nos g. 65 Co. g. Co. 60 20 y and "a s.hneonst N u
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

Tup FINEST OvERCoATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
COUNTRY al Popular Prices.
/ v. BRoKAw No. G2 Lafayette.place and
No "a Fourthave.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
FACE called moth patches or with fsetkes shond use
DR. pgRnY's celebrated AioTH AND FRSckLR IoIloS'
II IL infalIible Sold by al druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

THIRTY THOUSAND FIRsT-CLAss BRICKS are
made ner day by the NATIONAL BRICK MACHINE, which
costs only $500, exclusive OF Patent AghAh W HI0uA'
General agent, No. 100 Broadway. New'fofh.