davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

AK auctioneer was selling lot Of land for
agricultural purposes
=" Gentleman" ssid he, "this Is the most
delightful lald. 1t isahe easiest land to enl-
4ti7ale-it is SO. ight-so. very light Sr'
4psrkershere, viii eorroboratc my statement
he owns the next patch, aud be- will tell yoon
how easyit is worked" ,...
:" Yes, gentlemen said mir. Parker, ",it is
yer,-essy 10, gorS, Bit it is.a . plaislg sish'
easier 10 gather he crops o
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Fop Sale.

snTT or TAG Il aFDEsNl-
"a TURE," e Consisting 6f'n Beae,cod iaBprsaa,
Ward r6kie, Y isa2stapd, Table Ghairsand H9sk-
or Also, a.frst ateDraftsnnd4. .Spddls 4logsE.
win be soli either fer species or barter Tor esl
ron. Apply atthis '0lico. :. ~, 200
.Tr,!y.ll 80 - II 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Notice.,

a IL ncrsora s III ,qtteA 10 Esiato of R''bSfi
"A j. Delph,laso of fEdsea.'ds sDis'rict deocassa'v
en-" rsnrcstslrt cS.nc .tortraTde AUD n,pl4e pay
Inent: md no >. ta7:rg ~dcmA AnIs &-nirs saH'
Esr.tc vii prv,s,t them in avs line .sId proper
Y 'H'nsn''ep's'' Az. rzri.ErIEng .sara's :,
a,o = sfrv's.< - g ,..s2, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
.,Failoripg Busin ess,z :. :.

gn7l(g Undersigned yin d6a1F York in the 3 Is
'I.uRIEG RuSiN i:.sSf cEtfhs:ci' tashi,s, &F!al &Fal
W.; 10 Ii, Titljst 10 give c::'ife satisfaction. ;,
pariiss wishing Celhing :ha>essSr cs ,lhg me2S
- ~ rt.asu cal on him ut hissresideEee. when
.u.r is nur C. nyeaient, PROFESSIONALISM DC re-
cciyci IL na5,uent 81 woiK I! nc ,-' :
.Iuac 81 ----Z. Se g. ::
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
A,nnrw ,JouisoN.-The Montgomery Gaia

ANDREW JoHNsoN.-The montgomery Aia'
i,glnsj ilaji truly observes that since the days
u Anc!f W. .xsSn, no man. has filed tue
NAecu.iyc GAai!sd'lbn United States Gov
cr,irc;l!, q n.arciiecided character and firm
ness ,!.an n, aresent occupant OF that re-
s,.3nsi5ia I.:,st. liis political career, to his
,.-a..-..i e.l..,,,i. so;i.on before the Ameri.
,:.-., j.. l,s Beer raried and remarkable.
~. l.lm Tie ranks Of the people, he
Las l.,us lis way upward, through and
Ger 9;ery o;stecle, w'lia courage undann-
.at; aud perseverance, and energy cemme4a
dan in the highest degree. lie LAS ridden
do#.. ever opposition, combatted The most
powerful Influences OF wealth and party, ard
advanced with the stride of a giant towards
the loltiest reach of ambition. No matter
what NAV have been said oil his political an
tecedents, he hasever proved faithful to the
interests of the people who elevated him, and
has consistently followed up the conserva-
tive line of policy with a ateadiness Of pur-
pose which commanded the eadmratono OF even
his.most implacabe political, opponents. :.
The interests of the people Of the whole
country are much more likely to be srhscrv-
ed in the hands of Andrew Johnson, than they
would be in the hands oil any other American
politician of the day. He is a man who
strikes out line of policy for himself, relying
upon his own knowledge ofahe people and
their wants. At present it is to bis interest,
as well as it must be TO the sincere wish ofhis
'heart,itc his country to its original
united strength. BE is emphatically a peo
pies man, and undoubtedly will pursue that
course in. the future administration of our ma
,ional affairs which will be best for their well
iaye. We have no fear of Andrew johnson,
and while the naiion laments the loss,of that
honest patriot, Abraham Lincoln, it has
reason for self congratulation that his mantle
of charity has, descended upon the shoulders
of a man who has the wisdom: and the nerve
to execute justice, unawed by influence: and
unbribcd by gain.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

AB.pr the hardest case we eYerphsa u
wss the .nI,s,iercr .na:nsd f,:o::e, X *; 2
r,,.av vcars sircc IL Exe!cr Ss.u. ,ia5' G
r, ~. ,opa was ;'!"cc'i ar"ur@ '"' ifrrA' e
.;.r t. The s,."iiil Ia CIV -.iih ma 8
ale. 1't".regneat n"ing Promptly sce.,ie y
i.r ..oi,ere III !: ald ccmn.enced hl"E;ii
H.. II Il! if,a .iie '.c.
ea4- are vau ;.e'ns ii'a' 'c,' > ..-!E77o.,'s
Say Il.
5. ..iecause," returl.ef! !he perfect wretch
81 do not think froth is healthy"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Checking Perspiration.

E..iward Everett, the finished scholar, the
Accomplishment diplomatist, the orator, the
statesman, the patriot, became cverleaed in,
testifying in court room, OF Monday morn
sai N draft Ct ali dhttt his iafn asrsee rselAb b
sreak: :: But my hands aud feet ere ice, end
my lungs on fire. II this condition ] had to
90 and spend three hours in the court rooin'Do
lie died in less than week from this cheek
ing OF the perspiration. 1t was enough to
!, kill any man.
Professor Mitchell, the gallant soldier, and
the most elouueut astronomical lectarer that
ever lived, wullc il = late Of persprafon in
yel!vw leTer, that certuIn sign oi recovery:
left his bed, weit into Gnothe- rp ls1 became
chilled in {. nom: :5, and died tha same night
If while pc.spirirg, CT willie e"nlci,.lHt {
warmer than usual, !fc!n exerc',e e Or ahr&l'd
room. there is 9 sur,den exposure N Stiffness,
to a still cold air, or raw, dari? atnotpH are
Or TO d draft, whether al - rpe" wind Gr
door, o. street corner, M i!:s' ''taDla result Is
a 7idlen:anG instantaneous c',sing ot tn
pores OF the.skin, by sshice waste "is: i'll
pure matters, which we're n!@.iH3 t&'ir Wy y
ont Of the system, are c.anpciie'l 70 Sc !: -:
esit tbrjugh some ether cl.anne and bieak
through some weaker part not t!!e natural
Lone, and harm TO that parts the result. ihe
| idaa is presented by saying that the cold has
settled in that part. TO illustrate:
A lady was about getting into q small boat
to-cross TIC Delaware, bat whila wishing
first to Get an orange at airuit 'stard,e sue
ran M the bank OF the river, and on her re
turn to tho boat, found herself much heated,
for it WAS in the summer; but there was &
little Wind Oh the water, and Tho c!"ti'''s
soon felt cold to her. The rex 'AGclnlns Sif
had severe cold, which ecI l,.j rFr 7! ni'-s:
end within ycar s!!e. died OF c'''s";'''S".
4 strong man was ;rclE'i'g 'ina :'a',c' ~
Nav. Fccling little 'tIien @ah'ar h""a -. "c
sat down in the shade Of rhe hnSe an'
asleep. He walked up c4i'ly. !ot!;anm@t''i
of tue lungs followed, enl'i4 II fsr '@'. ytS 5
of great suffering, in c,nsu'i i'.i.!. I" STA.
inr his chest there WAS shcl al c%'e I've
decay that the yellow tdaig7 Wa sc'@;; 90; co
out by the eupful. -, ~
every year. in one or twa wayS-i'n..i.'g'
! Themselves in warm kitchen .un;l' w'Nif''
and then throwing t...eMs2'Ye- o.. b.,a r
sofa without covri'ii';, and pcrha N :. r3fil!
! witllnui firl CT Ity re!nov'Fs ne o',f"r 'ieE-
ing. and perhaps cf;p.s'ns t. dress i-';' q
cmj,e cn:;nion o,.. ~ SOON a, tan: enlc' we
u5;,s, ,it..r Il walk or Il sHHpping' 9..e rule
sbor'd h. ;E,viiah'e :" - ;.Saorce,tess Farm
room a,,l keep~o', III the ci''ii!n5. y le'ss
kGye or .en' ,oi u IS. AIniil nc 'oitha;si IS r.
feGt.v 4rg ,y...i yea, g. II " LI!, - y
wa,E AZ r;,s o.. ..ny .cca n, 90 u. ! NJ
ll;...--lia!i's iaufr g. !iaalih;,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

For srax Collector. 1rs,8 ~.
's'Tho Many Friends Of D. A. J. BELL, ESQ,
respectfully nominate him as q Candidate fer
Tax Collector at tha next election. -e :
Oct is to 43
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Files! Files
: Powder Powder!

a FIRST RsTE'artisle of RIRLB, POWDER
= a. f5r saic atsthis' Oflico. Prices ~ cents pei
nenud-spccic or PROVISIONS. ;ees ~;
= Juno 21 uS "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

For Tax Collector.
TIE r.any Friends o Capt JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate him as cl::iiida;o
nA-unHIrEfroa az IL nnzt cll.sSiGn.
D,,s te* 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

nsg>Troublss aro on tue iEcreass betTecn. GU
Texas tO1css.a .aud MaSisnilisn'a troops,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26

gsi7". ..We.havc tSen authorizedsby the Friends
Of Capt. H. BoULWARE to ANNOUNCE him
Candidate for Sheriff of Edsoaold District at tho
1cxt election.
]. Mprl - -. etea, .a,es 2 iG
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
$40 Reward.

& tGEEN fsaa gas preA.s.s IS tas =; NE; lie.
Is ai.j,, yasdGtI2 ysarP sfii:: ~ ink tho3asd,
;.1v tfinlcdLci:eSspa watrina,aess "a so III IL
yb;G bat on hack bed. aSs;;, ss a:,s. Y.,,s.
"a rsise e. $40 IN a,.sis,Nls e ge esiy lsT so
r:,tytry-,f aii Mas,s2 tll. spy tliSInaeusl t.s
ad,c,ahins her so thst Gan ses gey, ,cu1xc
- I.or,.,i.o: 10: r. O.. .JGiy|s 'E4tf9@t IS.
:. tpH y ti.sE x ~, .sf.7, .-1,'
a BaE. Ter Barter! -.
v-rryr ;r. On MI, EsptE2 ary IF Use. rFxe Goods
w fSTTHrC RENS :. EGGS, BuTa Elt, LAID
,SSts 4, yCtfS-. 80 ~ Ass|,sa ssp e< s;-e-,.
: y :, ~. 81 y az hTK ENsoN sSHlscIyss, e.,
Juliil 80. ny agas u. .1rs.s...--:.lrIf4. u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
.:..le Gomn, ssiopers .ol RoaJs os,Edsc; :

= e. : q, EbasF:FER, F.. s c. y0Iya5Fs lsss'As
':,he Conn, issiopers Of Roads fos Edge: -,
heldaDistrict,y -. g .i;;i> s.s ....
A RsEsftSir .by santho5ssd to4cilk out sfropetGs
IN 2khsipst,uatiktel3 l3o;h ipst,, 81 4 ME
E--tc and Ffac auet y, between The asss or,15
and 10. etep%ig tse ne@iff e. 2fstirs' B:ck
eomissinner will have authority n tho' see ifelno -
IL !;c fepirtM 1t ,,ifsaDficc. --ss..ss fsrs.; :,
Tho Publie Rad far The lasssfcw ysnrs hrr,,r
io. h IN r,GGh nc eecd.,it Is imperative on.allf
1iau r, Ro Il 'utytU turn CUT with promptness
~ -. ss,' 49, CHARLES ", HOOPER, "a !
~ 1st Lieut.. 33l z. S. c. T.. =, go
: end Provost Marshsls'' ~.
june IS If Fr !, 27 :. -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
:. .TsatSer Barter |

rzyuE G-unl,cyillc Manufacturing csompan,Sy
will ccnt;ano toiBarter, Cloth sYg COTTON,
Fi,.,i;sS 4 U.s. 'toRN, PEAS elAEoN KND il6Rp.
,.iy:ng Augusta prices FOR produce, and iarnisn-
dns CIothIl, wholesale rates. s :,
q niicyillc. April -. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-07-26
Important Notice. =, :, = :.

- spSceesT'M FRS nsK's OFFICE. ,tc =;
.az = Eba$F:rE:1, s. C., yuiysi 5tts lsss:Sas {
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Mem Dublitatioi,s.
THIS DAY,
OUR MUTUAL FRlEND.
BY CHARLES DICKENS BOZ"

BY CHARLtS D'f"
WITH rORTY.ONE ILLUSTRATIONS
IN pa,r,ou l. Brothers. Philsdelphis, fs' p'0h,'
Tu,s nav from the authors manuscript anu ~
,,,o. ,.oof,h.et, "Our Mutual Friend Dy .nA". '
en. prior to its publication In Europe oens ''
.,,ho,.s ,.,t novel "Our Mutual Friend is h'"'' ''
elete and unabridged in 'rsHiee" d"e''"' -
match ali orr numerous editions Of DeAenss '" u
IlJUsTRATED DUODECIM0 EDITION
DIR MUTUAL FRIEND. Compete IN two 'a,s'
aoaci,no volau~. with all the orisaai hhs'i'"
Iu,. ,,,,;o,. forty-one in number oy 'i@re"' 49,.
Stone bound in CLOTH price ..'.'..
PEOPLES DUODEClMO EDlfloN'
MIN INITIAL FRIEND. Complete in one large
a0odec,p,o volume, with two Illustrations bound IN
black CLOTH price.
ILLUSTRATED OCfAvO EDITION
orrR MUTUAL FRIEND Complete in one large oc'
,.,o volume with all the original English lliustrs
t;ous forty one in numbrr as weii as beautifully
snrraved t,le.psse, by Marcus Stone. printed on
sus psper and neatly bound in black cloth, price, S2 20
PAPER COVER EDITION.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. Complete in one large oc-
tavo volume with all the Illustrations pnce.....$l 90
booksellers and all others requested to order Of once
vhs they may want OF tie above popular book
Send Tor our Mammoth Descriptive Catsosus.
Books sent postage paid on rccep, of retail price.
Address all cash orders, retail or wholesale, to
T. 3. PETERSON BROTHERS.
No. 3c6 Chestuut.st., Pbilsdsll hia, Pa
FOR SALE BY ALL BOOKSELLERS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Drp GOODS.

At kinney" r,ouru.vr.
GREAT CLEARING SALE. scu WORTH
TRiMMiNGs, s:s HOSIERY. GLOVES &o 1fYr Hn RI SOLD
TO MAKE ROOM FOR ALTERATIONS IN TIE
STORE THE STORE HAS BEEN CLOSED
TO hAhh Doms .rs mn S4TRAy THIAsos Il m
LOTS LOTS 81 81 RRkMSSSis LAcEs aud MUsLiSs'
S'ln ~ ss 5is, &c., &c., &c., &C., Fl siii5 rI5ff fRfiaaoss
70, 20 %S ,,,iIGS YnEpS WAY DOWN Do IN
THiMM'kKiHNSb nEnH kiNb PRICE FROM re
AT LESS THAN bVn D.c Tt, sN COST
$3.50 FELT BLooMERs nIc' ne; MsS s5s H ' 6iosEp
OUT BEFORE JANUARY l.
BoNNET yFLvETs WAY DOWN, 81 UP may nowN
FLOWERS AND fEAIhkMTsIii cnnTIi WWLovES. isc.
I'm ,Inny nInVrs nv LINED GLOVES, lUc.
:oe. .sr:, NC, 81. MpbIVn GLOVES. isc
TnSi Trns 81 i'''h' BERLIN GLnyES. 20
GENT kiDs' sIIK LINED. 3lc.
"V' IT, ." ~ BARGAINS MONDAY. 10 A L.
HOSIERY CLOSING OUT. uoo, uooDs ,,.
8OOO PAIRS - WOOh nVoo.ji o.
SESs j AsE e. EnfnksXs4 W29l sSsHSh Hsha@fs Is; tsa -
LADIES MERINo, 2sc sHikrs AND DnA"'"''
MISSES MFKINO, i5c. 2Or- ,'e; e,,
nAPEs h,ssts fssdy 0sE no ad s aHn LIbIEs sxLa6SiL
HOSE, &C., Ioc., i2sc;. isc SKIRIS, ~. S
tSe'' sD.rt9 arr. sc FANCY sCARFs. lee to So
WHITE RigsED SILK sCARFs. 21c. TO ,,c
WOOL HoSE CASHMERE sCARfS, 25c 70 IJc
a, igc Eic l5c &c. WOODEN sCABFS. 10 to 6ov.
'' CIlEAP GOODS ON MONDAY.
,1T 90 poE6sn CE1siSn nA"D"h"'i i'A'' HEMsrcHED
BU q. &C., &c.. ~, lCc. hhh b,N.,,, u,
,Ic IL nc IA. GENTS
tiSE itIMNrD. rS.. &c. 3le.. ne
lGc., aoc 2lc. &c &C. &c. c;, ye;; 80 O.
hEEDLEWORk. ,,,.,., s,,,,syl sUiIr
GENTS Ali LINEN. WAY BELOW
Iec., &c, 2Sc., Bic. mr.. "0'A'
CLOSING OUT WORKED BANDS. ioc. 10 -.
CLOSING OUT LACE ASD HDGiNGS
CLOSING OUr LACE Walls, L., 9oc, cc, 'ie'
cL0sING OUT BAREog Walls, ,i0
CLOSING OuT BAEEGE ASD TISSUE, 500
CLOsiSo our COLLARS AND SLEEVES
CLOSING OUT LINEN sETs soc'' s'o SIC; IN ,cr,rrs
GENUInE cLARKs EAR,RiNgs
COTTON, FULL sCARF, snAW AM,
LfNGIH, 3c AND nnL - S,nS
NEEDLES ac rAPER HAR-hETs, Sc. &C., 100
| sXWIYG-sII.ks 2c PORTEMONNAlKS
HOOKS AND Eyes, &c. Wo.h,Bo1H
FANCY BUTTONS. fANct hHt,.srrs. i,t .rs
ALPACA BRAIDs. ORNAMESIS M
BARGAINS TO BE HAD
ALL OUR DRESS GOODS WAY BELOW COST.
CLOSING DELAlNLS. go.
REMNANT DRESS GOODS. iilc., yard
DOUBLE WIDTH DRtsS.GOoD,. 10
sCorch PLAbs, cLoslsG AT Jlc
| CLOSING OUT MrBlNOS. &c.
lALL-WOOL FLsHhtLS, alc
HEAVY BROWN sHEETlNds. re
| EXTRA FlNE IRISH LINENS, eifS-
| LOT LINEN TOW Els TO-. DC, Lac
DAMAGED TABLE LINENS. y7ic; ,,..,,,.. ,,,,,s
| AT WHOLESALE OR RETAIL. ~
STORE REor&S 10 \: MONpAY
No. 22l AMI ~ tishth ave,
between Twenty hrs, md Twenty seconds sta
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Mem pnblifatlous.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
II LITERATURE, SCIENCE. AND Art

ECLECTIC MAGAZINE.
II LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND AIT
NEW VOLUME BEGINS JANUARY lW6
THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE is as its name indicstes. a
selection iber magazines and periodicals hese sesc
tons ace carefully each Don the entire range o'
foreign Periodicals In this respect is entirely unlike oue
monhlies aud has rival. The following some OF o
works from which selections made: =. -,
London Quarterly, Revue dc Dcux Ho"u01'
British QnNteriy, LondoD SorifN;
North hi ish Review Pentley's Miscellany,
Popular Science Review Corphl Magczine.
Saturday Review rrayar's Magazine,
Lrisurc Hour Temple Bar,
W..,u;, s.y Rev;sw Chambeiss Journal.
Uublin University Na,azjre Edinburgh Review
Art Journal London SniivnI ~ i. 60 a..
FRENCH. GERMAN. and other ifc nd i.
iCALS. translated especially for the - .tv and
noped this feature will add greatly 70 'nc ''' ~
value OF the work.
EMBELLISHMENTS. Ga,
Each number is embcsh,d with one or hoio e of ion,
Encrlvngs-- portraits of eminent men or h'~ua'' " "
portant historical events. .,. ,,,rv - .sch ves, q,
Volumes c.nmeucc 10 JANUARY and JuLf Oh eaoH 'e'
subscription. can commence with amy nio"h:o -, p,v
TERMS: SIS per Year; single Numbers ~ oe"'
Ihe Trade Cergvnen Teachers. and Clubs snpphro on
". H. BIDW ELL No. Bcefmanst' New fork.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Goruoration Notices.
.UPREME COURT.


> eat, ,,o. ,,a.,m.r
In the Matter of thc Appcation oi .ae s msyo ~
~ THE OPENING OF o
ONL HUNDRED AND FOURIEENrh-s.E;, s. -, ,dv
yror Fipthaye to the Hudson River lwhere not already
opvnedl.
IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK
Pur rsnt 10 statutes In such made and presde zoe
Nsvo Ala. rutn and ComnOnsy oi the City OF Ht"Ioh
hereby give notice that they intend TO Apply 70 ne
Cont OF the state Of NrwYork, al Special I'ih s-a
Court TO BE- held the City Hall. III the .y of
on SATURDAY. the twentyth day Of NoVeneer ib'N' u
the oprnnr Of the that day. or As soon theitaef IS
Council can be heard for the appointment ot
of Estimate aud Assessment in the sboveened neitcri
tat tie nature and extent g th, Improvement hefey ~
tended !. the opening Of One
nom the Eehhaveuue tie Hudson River tw!are not al
ready opencd in said City laid ont NE usp OF Plan o
said CITY under BY virtue O; Aei Of tie LEGISLATURE oi
the People OF bc State Of N.~lors entitled 40 A.' ia
10 nproyen,n, olchia. tie yas cut o streets and
Roads in the City OF Newlcts I'D for ether purposes
nsS.ss Au-iI 4 lo5, JOfiN r. ptN ELM,
Coanscl 10 the Corporation
Dated New. ork November L.. lSsA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
LIME FARM FOR sALE-Rare chance for

II Farmer Of nesnl-A very desirable FARM
situated in Clinton Co. Ia the Northern of New
ork state, about mile from the thriving sud wealthy
Village OF Chsmpan the Ogdensburyh Railway IL Is sso
.tuat-d wihn sig miles Of RoDses Point Lake Champ an
the temiau. Of thee different Railways; ys the Cbampas
ard sau, 10 Montreal Is miles the Vermont CsnrL
10 o.ton u.. the Northern New York 10 OgdcsourEk
Bilrs THIS farm go IN extent; rising -
acres Of -ace-bt maple wood land 100 Of hue ptursre
sbuudancr of wat-r and 30 Of beautifully cultivated
-nd The greater part Ia hnely rnced with excellent
ws sud having gates instead Of brs leadDg
the different feds The house the best Farm House in
that part Of country aud contains Is also TIVE
cirr. the second bath and kitchen
The out badiuz and well buit and consist
Ice House Dairy hHou.- Horse Cow. sheep and Hog
Stables. Carss- Hous- 0rapsry. Hen,ry. Root hcn-a.
s.y-r.l au. kc he This farm been cultivated and Inn
poy.J Tor ten y.r Al al Of hundred d0sss
n-r snuum in addition TO th. Income and Is hns
don and pays wr There large garden and ree ocn
AID. WEI. I'd with fruit Owing to division of 0s
Estate among b-ifs, the whole viii be sold st osrssn
d-sr4b- property Is not otrn TO b. found AddreD
T.. :. LYMAN Box No. C6D, Montreal
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
Drn @oo6s.
A RNOLD, CONSTABLE & Co

A RNOLD. CONSTABLE & Co
HAVE NOW OPEN.
AND ARE RECEIVING BY EVERY 8rEAMER
ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK or
FALL AND WINTER DRESS GOODS.
PLAIN AND PLAID
IRISH AND FRENCH POPLINS.
OTTOMAN vELOURs
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
SCOTCH WOOL, MERINo AND GALA PLAIDS.
MOHAIRs.
DHLAINEs AND CAsHMEREs.
PLAIN AND FIGURED wINsEYS,
REAL LACEs AND PARIS EMBROIDERiES'
MOURNING GOODS
Of every description.
INDIA AND CASHMERE SHAwLS,
OPERA AND PROMENADE CLOAKS
JACKETS. 10
CAssIMEREs.
CLOAKING5.
wATERPA0OFS.
HOSIERY GLOVES.
FURNISHING GOODS.
HANDKERCHrEFs.
ApdPAYCY wORsTED GOODS.
HOUSEKEEPING AND WHITE GOODS
in every variety
ALSO,
LACE AND NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
CoRNICEs. BANDS. PINS.
PLAIN AND EMBROIDERED CLOTHS. TABLE AND
PIANO-COvERS. &c. &c,
AT AND UNDER MARKET PRICES.
CANAL COR MERCERST
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

LAMILY MOURNING.
Il AN IMMENSE STOCK,
surpatsns anything before offered consisting In part Of
.BOMBAZinEs FRENCH MERlSOE5 DELAlSEs.
OTTOMAgs. VELOURs. BRAZILIAN CLOTH. EM.
PRESS IMPERIAL and PARlNAsKA CLOTH. CUBAN
and QUEENS CLOTHS. FARislENNE snd MALTESE
CLOTHS BLACK SILKS fouo sPendd Bargains. ~
|GLISH CRAPKs, Walls. GLOVES. uASnKFHcuiLfs
sHAWI.s CLOAKS and BONNErs. uuusualy chs,p
n R-Drc.se sud other made 20 order and made
over In the beet possible ,ho no,c. Cal bcors
purchasing elsewhere 1t
JACKsOSS MOURNING STORE.
No 50 Rrosdvny betweel Sffinr ard. Prime. ia.
opuotr Til.ny Co'E
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

BARGAINS at SOmcrvlle MillstOn and
i kiny.tou.--lo0i la proved FARMS and ~ COUNTRY
SEATS .nd HOUSES and LOTS; fst-clsss buildinss
abundance Of ut and shade depd. excellent nsgbbos
hood perfectly healthy aud from 800 to $1,000 sac.
Call aud }. $. FERGUSON. No. - Nassan.,t. Room
No
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
A LII WANTING FARMS.

"A Large and thrivinv settlement. Of Vineland mAl
climate; 10 miles south Of Philadelphia by rsDpsal
Rich soil produces large crops twenty tracts At 81
paysbs within -four years. good busness openas;
good society. Hundreds settling and making impsovs
Apply to CGAS. K. LANDS. Postmaster ynslsnd
Lsnds townsnp ~. Letters answered Papers eontsiusc
full iRforustion win be fire. From Report Of &ass
Robn~a. agricultural Edo, Of The Tribune t ~
,rfensre JSyf tarfs IN dimon level pos,ioa asl
suaS condition foy pleasant farming that We knop @ s
s,ds of the WHlsrn Prdtrt>a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

4 T DE PERCEVALS, No. 657 Broadway.
IA All Kinds Of CHiLDRENS CLOAKs and SUITS.
Dresses Sacks, shswl, Conet, Cienise Infants Wai,..
cred Chemse. and Nehigowu lote. Lsdies ready made
under garments and Rufed SKIRTS Varieties u Lados and
Misses Sets and Handkerchief
Initials and Coat, Arm. Efnbroided IIsndterchs
Table and Bed Linen Six aud Cotton knibroidoes BrdnS
made 20 order stanpny for Embfoidenos and Brading
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

uOSfERY.-N Styles for Ladies, Gents
and Children ~ worn in Paiis aud London tho Derby
ribbed Oxford Cambridge Croque Rob Roy Victoria and
other styles, Gents, long hose under garments mad, from
Au.rails wool Of superior finish Cilden Union Merno
Dresses. Oau,rs M,rus aud Gloves best Pan. ki.
shades at reduced prices Undros,ed ks al eoors poe
al and Winter Glove. Ia great variety. W. j. EL0EH
0 Hosiery Gloves and Fancy Goods No. s8O aud BeI
BfosdvAy. nesT knresnth IT.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
FACTORY FOR SALE-A large FAC.

LNNCTUKY FOX SALE-A Ia!Re + 40.
J. TORY situated In the village Of Yonkers Wesschestse
o. n T., within 10 miles Of the NewYork City Hall The
nau bui ding 8t feet oag and 20 fee, wide BacksmA
.hop and bor 800 feet be.ide o.r onbui
steam rs hoise power four steam boilers thfes
pump. h-stng apparatus NTH complete ana nzo
sbaius md puys Al.o zine large brick dwelling hoos-S
tos,t ,f nh wst-r n from state extending nearly
~ feet in,o the Hudson River The map building Is Que Of
the hrst aud p-ssapt-s, shops in the whole country f1
f paricnas aud maps Of the property appy to thkDEHc
A. cor. No TO broadway, N. T.. OFT o. srOUf' Tfess
r.r foukrfs. N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13

Now READY.
THE CRUISE
OF
TEEF FROLIC.
BY wM Ii. q. KINGSTON, ....
Author Of "Dick Onslow" Antony Wsymou.h" ke.
lLLU~TkA1ED
Price. s ~.
POPULAR
GERMAN TALES
By HANS CBRISTlEN ANpERSENjsnd the BRoIhhhS
GTlA &. -
WIN be published in four vcue each one 10 contain i.
lustrson and sold separately thwhoe to io an sesH'
library Of the most " Popular Ger nan tales with
FORTY EIGHT ILLUSTRATIONS.
Price per volume Extrs Cioth...............%I
For the Library Co... 'r..............''.''' , w
ANTONY YARMOUTH:
THE CENT .gMEN ADVENTURES.
By WV AN H. &. KINGSTON
Author Of "Tte GU oi the Frolic," Dick onow' &C.
Price 81 81.
D RA DARLING:
THF. JGaTER OF THE REGIMENT.
Price. 81 80
GOLDEN HAIR:
ALE OF TIE PILGRIM FATHERS,
RBADY SOON
Prce + 81.
yor sale by the principal booksellers OF sent BY mail free
ttreceip OF price,
j. T.. TILTON & Co,
PUBLISHERS BOSTON,
Our illustrated catalogue sent free on receipt 0''anp 10
refu uTDU UslSt
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-13
1nsrranse Companies
NEW.YORK FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
~ wALL.sTREET
CASH CAPITAL. $500, 900.

THIS Comrany bss been In successful operation 'or more
han Til fRTY YEARS and continues to INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms as favorable 1 sn
institutions.
ALL Losses LlBERAILr ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAD