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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-02-08
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

/ IUEBDAY, FBU. T. NJ
Asms. Market inactive and rates nominal. al Oil
RREApsTUYrs Receipts, 2,s79 bills. -four, 525 bbis.
and $50 bags meal g. 1865 d. corn 1855 do. oats
Under the advance in gold and the light receipts, the
market for State and Western -four decidedly
active and advance Of Sc. loo. was established
sales II 900 bbls State and Western 1000 South
ern and 500 Canadian. In rye -four we hear of 20
movement and prices nominally unchanged. or
corn meal we notice sales Of 500 bbls at IS 90 for
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TINTED STATES TREASURY, NEW YORK, FEB. \
u isb-Partscs holding thirty 90 or more coupons on
ism are requested 70 hand them IN With schedules M
any ne before that date Holders complying with the
above will their coupons examined aud checks given for
then on sth after O'Clock r. NJ Blank schedules win
b. upon application NJ tho Interest Department. %
his osoe. JOHH'A STEWART. Assistant frsasusss.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Rsrfny--DALs On Sunday, February 4. BY the Rev
Fs,hcr FARRELL, THOMAS RLy 70 MISS Many baLK, both
Of this city
TAw.oR--MoDoENp. lin Bergen N d. on Friday,
January r. by the Rev. DR.. Battin, Fra, Lieutenant
Jopx y TAyIon or the Duryeo zouavcs TO Miss JOANNA
MCDONALD, Of ssltcrsviIIe NJ y
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formerly q Coveatsy, Warwsokshire, England, N we
To yesr - mis- age w@~
Friends arc invited 70 slssed his funeral from h late
residenos l3T East thirty seventh street. this tWsdnes
dsy) Afternoon, st half past ono O'Clock
Papers Of IApore. Ind aAd Of warwickshire and Sus
sen, EsslAnd, please COPY -
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the New Orleans Markets

CAfR0, H. Fob. B, IH08.
The New Orleans markets on The 3lss ultiino wers
extremely dull In nearly svory department. Of trade,
except sugar and nciasses for which there brisk
inquiry, owing 10 light supplies Sales wore made Of
primo msiasses nj 81 15a 81 70 pcr gallon and OF fully
fair 20 prime sugar n CSC per pound BALES Of good
ord nary cotton wcrc made at Csc Flour was held ~
Sl3 Dor bbl
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Miscellaneous.

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s ssq on F SssnS
s s esasss sr s
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BARK LARoY (of MontrcaD EVANS from Portland for Hs
With q q DS - %d f., for % %.
w.. sn The q y ws y r r.
New and :. Se Lbr0
ooncludsd and taken al By csps Foster
J and landed Ut Barbados. .qs VI e.
JAM or PuEs Found Ts,srnsd port night
s. $ sas .s s sr "nA
S ss M. re sa sR
aS.i day; fSs hsf ssanss4 ns
s :;ssi ;;z y
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On n s &: r. ss
gone and hs fu wssr ~. sen sad vars
out cargo. .g @I .assA @4.4stt Fft s8s *' ss't~
sonx Aor,vr. Edwards. from Woods Hole arrived At
Ms On
Ssss and sats sSoo%
scns GALr roe from Gloucester for Cape Breton. s
bar.Icn nov the stocks at Newbuypor TO Humphrey
sssa s sae ' s %
Bark Vineyard Caswell aid from San Francisco Jan 70
cruise.
r1f1A.f i hag Spoken. &c. Easl ..a
bark Lady Rrankiin from Ccnfuesos for Boston. Jan a.
',-''e'a's 3 Foreign Ports. b gsW Aas .4f4
BukHos AYREs Dec liar bark Arctic Hartrdeo Boston
Port xs;ss o.rHs
cS S u Ass r.nny swss,ssr Om card FOR
ss Tb.rn. whasd New
YORK; sarks Aberdeen Goodwn Barceions Alice
sa sei Dse i-in por. bar. Petrol cbs from
ailsccw Jan siIn por. bark John Fyfe. Weaver, for
HAssvpo, jan io-Arr bark FrankI.. Schulz, CardiG.
MMIrAs, FEB sid bark Isrshs H:ml Lehman iron
MosIx.,Pso Dec t.ia sort 2. ssip Anna KimDai Moore
sos for New Haven; sohr Amelia, dorman for Nswbury-
s. gouu NIB. Jan sa-cla .OAr yrsdsni Thompson, New
V.irasA,so Dec s-Arr ship Quin,sro, Naming, Boston
a.44 r. American Ports.
NJ BOSTON, FEB 6aAr stesmer Norman Baker phisdei
ss s. s Ma sis cf I III s1s:
csS4 FORK ksS .s ss.' Ne.
ana rom ne st snnSs s
" started and anchored below Brig Sea Foam for Beau
Is * rs,. 4. q, Is ~. Moor.
ns s.ss. ss1i 90 steamers New Jersey
S;s's sr Fn s:as
FOR salem both vessels detained and have been Tor SOME
days In consequence Of loo In the hareor
fBkNANDlhA, Jan 2--In port Julia Rider, Rider.
HosmEs' HOLE HSi Feb 1. PM-Arr scArs Laura Man.
s R% snos f non %psSn ~: nd
Gus Carrie Rockia.d dol Asgus.. 0slohti DO hort
20 h%sn .sspss for Bo
Union Umcr do for do; schr Lucy Appeby Kastport
a. a.; ass,s Sr%. on sd1 vsnS
ss ';s ss S:.'S: 4: s:
ous Augusta Jgni.ts Patton, yp;ase Lucy.
rns kogsn. Orocas Tnss Ibr, Ven Horn lBr) Hype.
RON and AnnAndAiei ssArs Po.esr wsssbrook, and
NEWPORT, yAs s--Arr sshrs znsiss Potter. GRUMPY.
90 Ssss % u
P.ne pasa.snl Rlvss, Ma iss Be.ss 0e Ansn, smith,
g. 8: Ti = ~ s
j.: ::s; s:: =, s WI PRANK
p; s sss 81 NJ.
Mssurka rowers Befs IT bainers and The above ARR
- S.c ;s,s w NJ B s.s.
S b Es, r.t va ss
10 CARA ss:ssss
psmsseus pr. wstaS %; brig Caroline Ksiisy Morrill,,
PSoyiDEScR. 70 s--sA scAr Janss Martin. Myncs.
sxvxkExH Jan z--Arr schr n xanchssssr. wasldss.
.sxiEM, FEB Arr ssAr Eliza ous Ryder, Belfast for
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HANCOcKs FiRsr VETERAN ARMY CORPS.
Tho Organization Of this corps is progressing finely
Major Ivan Taof h especially authorized, BY order OF
Major General Hancock 10 organize companies in this
city When oach company is completed II Is sent 70
Washington All prevost narshsh authorized 70
enlist and muster FOR the Ft army corps Ill able bodied
men who have served not loss than two years and been
honoraby discharged from the service Of the United
States Such reccivs the Immense bounty y nine
hundred dollars and By presenting themselves 70 any
provost marshal receive tho my dollars hand money
Efficient officers VI tho corps take charge OF the men =
Hart Island, whore they qartered In comfortable
barracks specially designated 70 the First corps rsegts
prior to being sent 70 Washington, d. O. s3 100 =
- The veteran recruits already n Hart Island
splendid set Of mon-aM old Ked solders-who cx-
pressed themselves we'll pleased with their situation All
honofby discharged sodiers who 1t for the service
will DO well " join suoh o0rps They 10 be erme1
with brson loading r6ss which they retain Mar exptra
ton OF time Of service Non now being salised In
large nnnDers. Al mcn anxious 70 joia the First
army CORPS receive all the neceary information ~
applying 20 any peovoss marshal The once or Major
Ivss Tsliof No. - 49, Marks plaoe.
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Fire in 81. I.ouis.

IT Lour, Feb Q, 1895.
The brewery OF Theodore Brinkwath on Cass avenue,
was burned on Saturday night Loss $4,000
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<yAs AND OIL STOCKS. THE OWNER OF LARGR
VI amount 81 Stocks OF Gas Companies different cities
will exchange for good on Stocks for address
hox IA Posi- ONCE PhuAdolphin
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-Ihe "n0a' HuI Hes Ern,sr~,..P 80
heard Of was IL 500 bushels amber Michigan On private
terms Rye more active and firm, with Gales OF 600
bushels Western at 81 90. Barley and malt continued
dull previous rates. Oats lc higher and hOierS
generally demanded further advance VIC quote 81 OS
FOR Canadian and 81 10 for Western the market closing
very firm, with fair demand. Corn WIS in moderate
deunand and Hrm especially old Of which 1000 bushels
mixed Western sold ut 81 So. sale Of 1000 bushels
new yellow Jersey made ut 81 r. . 4
CoPrxR--T market has ruied very quiet, and some
what unsettled the closo owing 70 tho fluctuations in
gold We quote A6Hc for Detroit and 46Hc- ACC for
Batmore200 900 lbs Of the latter being disposed Of 0n
terms not 70 be made public. 'MNt WI w p't'
CorroN. Tho demand was decidedly moro active,
chiefly speculative, and advance Of &c. 7c per H.
was established, owing to the advance gold. The
kst ci0sedvery arm, with an upward tendency. Sal o.
were 800 bales at the following quotations. 3
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A r a,o FOURTH AvRNUE-oNE MILLION DOLLARS
10 loan upon nj lowest Capitalists can
have applications forwarded BY STANLEY DAY 4 PAL
MIR.
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Nro LIABILIrIEs TO sTocKHoLDERs

TIE FIRST NATIONAL PETR9LIEyU1Mx c oosa
ary, 1866.
CAPITAL STOCK, SiOOOU,
shcsss Of sS stock reserved at Is
Two new wells Company's properly now yeao'"s
barrels daily. Nve wela now Going down. .-.u~
81. DIVIDEND PAYING FROM TIE STAhL
: OFFlCK NO 100 BROADWAY.
OFFICERS.
PRnSlpnNT.
CHA6. II. APPLk0ATE
Il OF O. H. Apologize Bro. SA Broadway
49, JOHN L. DOUGLASS
Secretary Merchants Fire Insurance Company.
fIuAsUnnR.
HIRAM g. BOND,
Banker, II Pine stresa
-GnQn1EA14s --r-t8rr~>
~ JOHN o. HOYT,
Commissou Merchant, No 1 Codar sixesA :
0nnnnAL 9yrHelllnepgN1 ffrs6 KS
- or Tituvins. p y
1 = -. sDrYNCAr SiiEkHAMe& co., - 49, -
Corner Of NASSAU and Pine ssresta
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NV YoNx, Fob. {, 1885.

DETROLEUM.-A GENTLEMAN, WHO HAS JUST Re-
turned from the OIL Region Of Pennsylvani. has 70 d!s
valuable Tract Of Territory In the heart OF A4
oil boring region He would desire 70 associate with hinss
Hftcen twenty persons with capital Of about &2
each purpose OF developing said trroy title ind
puabe For particulars address Cordial OH Company.
Herald 2lQQs 49, -. = - - = ~ So
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3 meeting q The Directors Or tho New Yort and VI

1rorrcr sro4An Y8As 'agssAN4ts9 4, irTA ~
~ Al meeting the Directors q the New York and "
Resolved That book Of subscription for the incrss:sa
9cs o. the COMPANY FIX q 90 II
subscribe % Is nnny shares q thsy
sa Ct e. il p
an instrument Of 10 per cent Be paid time Of subsc
on and The balance In PFT s K Gs
GUsrAv HElsEEss. secretary "a. p n.-----4 -
IN Treasurer's once, Rochester, n. ~, Jan 81 1885,
NOTICE TO HoLDERSS 2F EXTENSION sTOok' Aos-
Tho holders Of Ex.ension stoca COLLINS. Overland kusa
cs 20 q nv i've Sors share On Se IL Of r 1856 :
- %. H. PALMER. Treasurer.
u iii broadway New York. Feb g. 1855 "A dividend d
seven and one half M win Be paid the capital
Ss Of he !. & % on s SSa' 81
airy nsk The transfer books win b CLOSED from the 6sh -
tho i'sA' both a@y' Inclusive GEO L. HoYr, Treasurer
S s qx OF Srw q L
day declared semi annual dividsnd q cSr r.
csnt free Of tax payable on and after s ~
ihe iOth inst - - CHAs. PALMER. oashIss
DUBLI0 PETROLEUM STOCK RxcHANGE. mo- y
Broadway corner Of Rector oonscassss
Of several OF the subscription lists mot being handed In -
day the propeos have determined 70 co..
time the yearly subscripon thereto at twenty ave dollars
(Sas) til further notice. . .ag
= W. I. JACKSON sssress1.
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4 cAWIER or BANK IN WESTERN NEW YOnk.
"A Who thoroughly understands banking can innusn.
ccrdsrsbie business and ve the
Ssncss dexires iOin nTm In the
a. yoanx who hss served time IN large b.nkin1
more REQUIRED Address with fu name. BANKER. HsrsA
Office
= rARIpOsA MINING G0hPAkY:-THE H0faDEne o.
M the MarposA First Mortgage bonds are earnestly -
.,sd 10 meet on Thursday next the 9Th inst, At =
Consider hs be smployed % ssSsss their n
sSould ia present by himself or proxy PiAce
nsstna win bs dssignated in Thursdays paper
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The frends ami relatives arc respectfully Invited 70 n
tend tho funeral from her late residence, 12s Clinton
place Eighth street, s 2" I' Ess pr, Mc,.,,
native Of BAinAn'ors county Lsksim Ireland aged o
The funsr, vii saks p,acs chs afternoon
q halfpass O'Clock, fron h6 late resdcnoe, No
Union court, University place. .ar g.
!. ONNL -os tuesday mornias lsbss.v :, e dip.
sss xnss Sss sss %ossss
Il Due nottes Of the funsral win 10 given.
oSss h &: ss sSr s.s; y Ty r., g: Mrs. NJ"
r.,,..s otssdasn % IL brain, sssdl yssr months
The relatives and friends of the family ara respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral this wednosdsy afternoon,
two o'clock from the residence Of his parents cornes
Of Hoyt and Union streets, Brooklyn.
Porra-on Monday, February Q, TnouAs Pcrr, only
son OF the late Richard Potts. Formerly of Bsendery,
oousy wsstmesh ireland In The se.h year Of his ago
The friends Of the family invited 70 attend the func
raj from hs late residence Of Forty sixth street
and Broadway this "Wednesday, noon, at twelve O'Clock
Nv c S Ss asssn = R.,oD,
aged 81 years and months
The friends and relatives arc respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral this Wednesday, afternoon, at
O'Clock, from bis late residence, 20e stanton street
RrrxN-in Railway, N. j., on Monday morning,
February o Of lingering consumption, GILSsar Rir.
rKR aged 30 years, l month aud days.
o'clock
sasprRsprIn AT the residence Of her son In law, n
Fiecner 6aa Brocmc street. Monday, February O. Mrs
MARiA SAvprEFgir E M
The friends and relatives of the family rcspe fully
invited 10 attend the funeral Thursday afternoon nj
haifp@i one o'clock from s. Matthew'S church, Walker
street
Tnoxrsos AT sc,aukct, Il. T., on Monday, February
his age ffm e#.lsU fu
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fu
moral from hts late residence on Thursday afternoon at
ons o'clock.
wRoH. AT Franklin, Rockaway township, Morris
county, N. j., on Sunday morning, February 0, sud
denly, JANIS HAIsHY, only child OF VIM. s. fnl Mary
Jane Wright, aged months weeks aud days gtnla
wanun---0a Mondax. Rebsuasy a JAMES WHIrrnL
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHARLES sToN.
Arrived Saturday.

Arrived Saturday. AUGUST 10.
Steamship Ashland tpropellcr Barlow, sayanpah--lef
Saturday morning. To U Quartermaster;
Steamship Gen K Barnes sidc WHEEL Morton w.
bee and Hilton Head. The B is In the hospital ser
vice ofthe Government. She will leave for New York
Immediately.
sehr Eclipse, Stout, New York, days. Provisions To
the u Quartermaster.
schr w Lindsey, Boyce, Philadelphia q, , Mdze
and Coal. To Baker & Co, j A ArIn e. Geo w
Williams Co. Cameron Darkley, " II E.sterby Boil
mann ann Bros, he6by, G II Il Co, Ferguson Holmes,
Steamer Fannie, Lewis Savannah viz Beaufort Hilton
Head, &C. Mdze To Ferguson Il Holmes, and Adams
Express Co.
steamer Ann Maria Fish, Hilton Head.
Arrived Yesterday. tAueusr co.
Mdze To D sturges, BolHlunn Bros A Canae, Mar.
scher Rooster W Steffens II BschofY J Van Winkle
Deyereaux, Heriseman, c G. Ducker, ] Campsen a
Williams Co, Levin Jr, & + Dawson, " Il Eas
Co, o'Neill, Lawless, z Heath, 8 Marphall q
w Oney, + Raker Il Co, Cahiu & Co. Won Holten
Tamsen co, and Order.
Steamship Charles Thomas, Faircloth, Savannah To
Quartermaster.
Cleared Saturday. Auausr 10
Steamship Granada, Baxter, New York-T Street
Schr f Stockton, Soper, Georgetown, C-Master
Sloop Rebecca Hertz, Smith, Georgetown C-StyIes
Carter.
Went to Sea Saturday. [Aueusr 10.
Steamship Granada, Baxter New York.
Steamsliip Gen 4 Barnes, Morton, New York
Steamer Ann Maria, Fish, Hilton Head.
= Went TO Sea Yesterday. AUGUST 20
schr Hall, -, Philadelphia
- From this Port.
steamer Amaranthas, Cox, at New York, August H.
Cleared for this Port. -.,.... ..
Bark Fannie, Partridge, at New York, August H.
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Pa8scnECrs.

Per steamship Granada, for New York-Mrs Fl P
Walker, Miss Anna Walker Mrs " Walter and daugh-
ter, Cahill Cahil A Morgan, Paine, Mrs Glover
Mrs and Miss Ripley, Mrs NJ Fitch Mrs Patty, Miss
Patty, L Patty, Mrs Knox Miss Knox, G Sweet
and lady, Mrs Porcher and two children WIN Dougherty
White Is 0Neill, L W Bliss, Eanand, NJ DAILY, C Is
Sheridan, E Mante, Peter De Long, Chas Rendlc, s
Ripley, George H Linstedt, L Morton, Hushhcld,
Morris, James CosSroye, Mrs Jones, Miss Jones, G
Campbell, T Ryan, L q Kidler, and twenty in the
steerage
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Beaufort, Hill
ton Head, &c.-Mrs Robt Cross, T O'Sullvan, Thos
Bennett, T d Du Vocette, NJ Clark, W Williams, J S
Doaban, and nine in the stecragc.
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=, FEATs OF THE YANKEE BIoNprN.=--Harry Leslie,
the great American Funambulst-for his friends
scout the idea OF his being styled the American
Biondln; and, as he has far excelled Blondin in
his daring exploits, he consents hereafter to re-
Pudiate the cognomen-nade another of his dar-
ing ascensons on Thursday last. Long before the
appointed hour, a tremendous crowd had collected
to witness the feats of this unrivaed rope walker
before the ascension, o carriage Handsomely
decorated with flags and plumcs, bearing Leslie
dressed in magnificent gold costume, his pretty
wife and little child, drove through the principal
streets 81 Niagara At quarter past five O'clock in
the afternoon, the trio mounted the platform,
where, among other distinguished persons who
honored him with their presence, was ex-Presitent
Mllard Fillmore and lady, to whom Leslie and
1amliy were introduced, and who wished him a.
speedy and safe journey over the water. Leslie
crossed TO the Canada side amid the applause of
the crowd, performing his usual feats, among
ttrowing himself at full length on his back, &c.
Or ',is return he carried on his back moderate
szed cooking stoye which he deposited on The cen,
tre OF the main rope, made his own fire. prer,ared
cooked and alto his omelette, and safely returned
with all his furniture to the starting point At
nine o'clock in the evening he made another
ascension, dressed in white, discharginG fire.
works on his route, and amid an exhibition of fire.
works ut either end. When at the centre Of the
rope, on his return, and tile light from the pyro-
techn1cal exhibition had ceased BloRdin being
lost In comparative darkness, he dropped large
Wmte cloth, which some supposed to have been
hlmsSlf, and quite sensation was produced until
nc appeared on the American side to receive the
congratulations Of his family and friends. We un-
derstand Lesiie purposes to make another ascen-
sion on the 10th instant, at which time he will cross
withtwo pals of water on his shoulders rand a
peachlbasket attached to each foot t-Butalo. Co,t-
7-ier, August 8. ''i- '--f ~ S-ai'
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COMMERCIAL.
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.

tfFV"E TFe @FeFV <"N HoF"tUI 1f"y"SF 1VJ
MONDAY, August l4-6 P. M.-BREApsTuFFs.-Re-
ceived 16,949 bbls. flour; $40 do meals 126,64G
bushels wheat T25 de- corn; 80 G9 do OATS 7l2 do
rye, and 628 do. malt. There but little change in
State and Western -four The demand was moderate
and common grades favored the buyer while prime
tritlc frmcr, though not quotaby higher. There
no export demand the news from tho other side being
even less favorable than that by previous steamer The
sales H. 600 bbs, the market leaving off quiet
our revised quotations annexed. Southern -four
fairly active and prices for all grades steady The
sales comprised GOO bb1s. The inferior aud common
brands of Canada -four were somewhat dull while good
and choice grades shade better The snles
45O bbls Rye flour quiet and unchanged. Corn
meal was quiet and prices were noniinaly unchanged.
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FERTILIZER FOR COTTON, ETC.
M A p r s.
NITROGENIZED SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIME.

COTTON, TOBACCO
AMMONIA
@ Ss::::s $; s$s;: e;
&C. 81: ~ @ s 7s 7 a ssS$
ss s sss as sa s 4a:s % @
$ & ] Ss
INK s | $s r. s s IS T r. $? f.
$ @ I ] s :$ ss e $:s $s % ss
:: 81: :!:::: e :: ::::: : IS:
ss :s4 s sc sss sss.s ssz ss s
t; ~ ss s a % % s ( @
4s are & ] @ ss5s @ fASsH
COTTON
s III :s e &: T.: @ $::: g. s' s~
:::: SC; E:: ;::: e; :;
g: &C.; 81:
z @ 81 @ 6 @ ; ) = $ $ s: e.; r.: = $
; ::: :: =: g.
] When shall
g. az s s s$$; : : &C; +: g.
e. s Iii ] SEE $ S sss s % , Il ,s;$ sS:
a II as: 6: ss;s :S s: s
s ss &c @ @ T. Ss: 35ss $s $s
;;: e: s 4: &; : ::$: Z: &; ss ::
#s sass s"' 4:s IS s. :ss ~ % usual "'' ,., ..,
among gentlemen testified the s. srs
;:s s.: &c.: e; &: K: s E: :
ton
.,Usu r. H. KF1GLEe, No. 1913 East Bay.
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S. S.T.---lS6O---X.

Another wonderful ingredient great use eroong th,
Spanish ladies' Of South Aneyca inparting beauty x
hnpwn e ths sommeree Of tho world, and We withhold
tic nanle for TIE Isee:nt Il iE5s fE5Nf .
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81 - PHmApRIPIIIA, 10th Month"; 1Tth Day. 1862
:! RESPECTED FRIEHp:-My daughter has been much
benefited by the use Of thy Plantation Bitters Thou
Wit send mo two bottles moro. of1f.r '.i.l-t.L
iWM t;'gQ IT. = III
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IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.

- ROCHESTER,. N. Y, December g. 1861.
Measrs, 2. a. DRAKE 4 Co.-I have been great guf-
abandon my profession About three months aoI tried
the Plantation Bittera and TO my great Joy am now
nearly wen man. have recommended them In several
cases, and as far as know always with signal beneht
'-I am respectfully yours. EEtV. J. g. CATHORN.
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"a smile was on her Hp-health In her look,
strength was in her step, and in her hands-PANTA-
TIoN BITTERs." ..-I-
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sHERMAN HousE. CH1cAao. ill.,. Ia

SHERMAN HOUSE, CHICAGO, III, Feb. Il, 1868.
Messfal r. H. DRAKE Co.-Plcase cend us anothlr
twelve cases Of your Plantation Btters. AS morning
appetizer they appear to hRyo puperseded everything
else. and are greatly esteemed -. ~ 5R.H'- V
800 - g - You're, 60, GAGE WAITE II
Arfangefnenta are now completed TO supply any do.
eble. nj! EH-t - I'.I1.ts
ha public rpBy rest ASSURED that NO case win the
eeasRasted 4onh Epefy 6ofue 6tars eaeaimile efosr
.igsatyrf pn 'teel plate engrar;ng or q cannot 6e
any pes,on .ttenaad o.tn pEnrrlT1os Birzrssns in
bulk or by h gatto q s,ptier and iaposter Belua5e
Of reed bottles See that Private itaip q UNMuT1
LktE6 orer every ytoTksI 20 Jicg. rITY "a T-IIr-
Bold by all Draggsts aroeera rnd Dealers throughout
the country. - *, !"
p. H. DRAKE g. CO., New York.
August IA mwf amo
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1865-12-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET those who have doubted the virtues of
Bulls Cedron Btters, if any such there be- read the
following certificate from gentlemen well known
in this community, and doubt no more.
Its general introduction into the army will
save the lives of thousands of our soldiers
LOUISVILLE, KY. June 3, 1863
We, the undersigned. have seen the good effects
produced by the use of DR.. John Rails Cedron
Of the system, and believe its general use would
our soldiers particularly would this be the case,
especially those who are exposed to masmatic in
Aunce in the southern climate.
Davis, Green & Co., Wholesale shoe dealers, Maiu
Street. Louisville. -
Chas B. Cotton, Collector of the Port of Louis
villa, Ky.
Col. II. Dent. Provost Marshal General of Ken
lucky.
Julius Winter Clothing Merchant, cor. Sd and
Market Streets. Louisville Ky.
Rev. d. P. Henderson, Vice President of SAM
tary Commission.
Hart Mapothcr, Lithographers cor. Market and
Third Streets Louisville, Ky.
Maj. Phillip Speed, Col, Int. Revenue, Sd Dis
trict Ky.
Harvey Hughs Il Co, publishers Democrat.
Geo. p Doern, Prop Louisville Anzcigcr.
Hughs Parkhill, wholesale Dry Goods Dealers,
Main Street, Louisville.
Capt 5. F. Hdreth of steamer Mai Anderson.
Maj. l.. T. Thurston, Paymaster U. S. Army.
G. NJ. MetcalG National Hotel Louisville, Ky.
Col. Jessee Bayles, 4th Ky. Cavalry.
George D. Prentice, Louisville Journal.
For sale by FINLEY & STEWART