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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES I!
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

The combination Of ingredients in these Pills Is the
result of long and extensive practice. They are mild
in their operation and cannot do harm TO the most del
ic,t. certain in correcting all irregularities, Painful
Nsnstruaions removing all distractions, whether from
cold or otherwise headache, pain in the side, papta
ton of the heart whites all nervous affections, hyste
rios fatigue pain in the back and limbs, Sc disturbed
sleep. which arise from interruption of nature
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PIIdS
,v.s the commencement of a new era in the treatment
of and distinctions which have consigned
so many to q premature grave. No female can enjoy
GOOD health unless she Is regular, and whenever
0b.irucon takes place the general health begins to de-
cline These Pills form the finest preparation ever
put forward with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS
DONT BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to
vour Druggist and tell him that you want the best and
mist reliable Female Medicine in the world which is
comprised in these Pills
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
have been standard remedy for over thirty years and
are the most efectual one ever known for all COM
plants peculiar 10 Females To all classes they are in
valuable, inducing, WITH CERTAINTY, periodical regu
They are known to thousands, who have used them
at different periods, throughout the country having the
sanction OF some Of the most eminent Physicians in
Explicit directions stating when they should not be
used with each box. The price One Dollar per box
or six boxes for 50, containing from 81 to Go Pills
Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from
observation, by renting to the proprietors.-
sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGS & HILLYER, Proprieors,
2s Dey street, New York.
ErSold in Richmond by R. W. POWERS
ldec2-eod6m
ZONES SPARKLING GELATINE
" Cooper's Isinglass
Cooking Wine
Flavoring Extracts
Full assortment. For sale by
p. f DUPUY,
nov29t Druggist POI Broad street
NOD LIVER OIL.-Pure and fresh COD
" LIVER OIL for medicinal purposes, Cod Liver Oil
with Lime and Cod Liver Oil Jelly. For sale by
nov2st A. BODEKER L BRO.
LO= BAGS COFFEE, of various qualities,
fOt at importers prices, for sale BY
SMITH & wHERRY,
nov6--u No. 90 Main street.
OOO BARRELS WHEATLAND A N D
OUU "Chesnut Grove" Extra and superdne FLOUR.
200 boxes prime New York CHEESE.
90 dozen three-hoop Buckets.
Just received and for sale by
de5-6t wM. TAYLOR SON.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD.

The following regular trains will be run on this
road, and after WEDNESDAY, October l7th
Mail train daily, except Sundays, between Rich
mond and Staunton, leaving Richmond at 4. NJ, and
SlauntOn at A. NJ
4 night Mail Train between Richmond and 6orions-
willie, leaving Richmond at 7:l5 p. NJ, and GordODs-
willie ri 1870 4. NJ
Atri-weeLy Mail Train, leaving staunton at A. NJ,
for the West, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday,
Tho Mail Trains leaving Richmond connect with
trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
The Daily Mail Train connects with stage coaches at
Staunton for Lexington, Winchester, &c.
The Train West OF StauntOn connects with stage
coaches for Rockbridge Baths, Rockbridge Alum, Warm
Hot and Healing Springs, and the White sulphur and
Lewisburg.
Freight Train between Richmond and stanton
connects with freight trains the orange and Alexan
dria Railroad for Lynchburg and Alexandria
Freight will be sent 10 any point on the Orange and
Alexandra Railroad without change of cars.
Goods purchased in Northern cities be sent di-
rect TO and station this road where the Company has
Agent, by cOnsigning them to Stephen Hunter Gene
raj Freight Agent Richmond. The charge for the
transit through Richmond, including wharfage dray
age, storage and commissions will not exceed ten
per 100 pounds, and on heavy articles will be much
less. FreightS will be col lrcrd at destination.
Through Tickets be purchased to Lynchburg
Bristol Knoxville and Dalton. Passengers going south
OF Lynchburg should take the 7l5, p. NJ, train to
make close connections Tickets to Lexington, Va,
at Sll.
Freight Office at Richmond closed atSP NJ.
II. d. WHITCOMB,
sepl2-tf General Superintendent
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THE UNDERSIGNED is PREPARED To
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
la - II -

la 81 5;.-....;.::s5
THE SOUTHERN EXPRESS, COMPANY
Il have moved their office under the SpOtswood
Hotel Main street. between Eighth and Ninth streets.
The SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY are now pre-
pared 10 forward, at REDUCED RATES,
CURRENCY,
COIN,
YALUABLES and
FEEIGHTS
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soUTHgRN EMPRESS COMPANY.
P1cH,lnNn ~ nANYILR RAILE0Ap.

RICHMOND AND DANNlLA RAlLEvAD.
NorIcE.-To give facilities 20 the public on the line
Of this road for the transportation of small packages by
Express, an arrangement has been made with the
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY by which their
wagons in Richmond and Danville will call for aud
receive all Express Freight intended for stations on
thi, road On notice being given at their otee and
their wagons will deliver all Express Freight arriving
bv thi, road FREE OF ANY EXTRA CHARGE FOR RE-
CEIPT OR DELIVERY, aud the r4tss Of Express
FREIGHT will be the same as charged by this Company
THOMAS DoDANEAD,
rovl51m superintendent
NATIONAL EXPRESS AND TRANSPOR-
~ TATIoN COMPANY.
This company will on and after MONDAY NEXT, be
prepared to do general
Express AND TRANSPORTATION BUSINESS
To and from
New York,
Philadelphia,
Baltimore,
Washington,
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w bNAhb L He hlhAlf SlAhfIIAN. 2
OFF THE RIO GRANDE, November o. 1863
GENERAL: have been exactly informed as to the
events taking place in the surroundings of Matamo-
rl>-that is TO say, that am perfectly cognizant of
the assistance which the sO-caed Liberals have re-
cejyed and stillFeceve from Texas and more espe-
cilly from Brownsville.
The mess, stores and munitions of war are fur
ui,hed by persons under your command. Escobe-
dos pieces are worked by gunners from your army
" ho are not mustered out OF service.
The wounded are received at Brownsville HoSpi.
tai. The officers of Escobedo and Cortina daily 20
10 that city armed take their meals or 10 rest du-
ring the leisure hours which the Seige OF Matam0raS
leaves them. In a word. Brownsville seems to be
the HEADQUARTERS of the JuaristS And it is I'M
doubted that neither EscObedo nor Cortina could
undertake anything if they did not have these con.
tinually renewed resources from Texas 10 sustain
them.
Twill take the liberty to recall to your memory
how very different 10 what is passing here has been
the conduct of France during the recent war which
has Just torn the American Union, France remained
Loyalty neutral. If il had been otherwise, if we had
done the one.hundrcdth part of what i being done
in Brownsville or on the banks OF the Rio Grande,
the American people would have loudly protested,
and they would have been right.
The international laws adopted by all civilized ma
tions are obligatory upon all, As they bound Us in
honor 10 remain neutral 80 do they bind YOU also
Won cannot pretend to be exempt from rules upon
y
now useless.
After having presented to you, General the pre-
celing observations close my letter By protesting
in the most formal manner against the fragrant yiO-
lation of neutrality this frontier, and particularly
in Brownsville,
Accept General, the assurance Of my highest es-
TEEN and most perfect consideration.
G.. CLIQUE
Commanding the Naval Division
of the Mexican Gulf.
To the General Commanding the Forces Ofthe United
States on the Rio Grande.
General Wei;Zers Response.
HEADQUARTERS District OF THE RIO GRANpE, !
BROWNSVILLE TEXAS, Nov. 10, 1865.
lT5asieur G. Clone, Commander IF the NGrdl Diri-
sion, Gulf If lierico:
SIR: have received your communication OF the
9th instant, and return il herewith as cannot re
ceive document 50 disreSpectful to me and to the
Government have the honor torepresent.
If yOu have any complaints 10 make, they will be
duly submitted 10 higher authority, if said COM
plants are in proper tone and cOuched in proper
language | am, SIR, very RESPECTFULLY your Obedient
servant u. WElTZEL,
Major General Commanding.
SECOND LETTER.
OFF THE Mouth OF THE Rio GRANDe
FRIGATE MAGELLAN, Nov. 9, 1850.
GENERAL: have the honor to inform you that
some shot were fired from the American side at de-
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THE OLD PowHATAY STEAMBOAT COMPANY ;

INLAND ROUTE, VIA CHESAPEAKE BAY AND C ,
NAL, THROUGH TO NEW YORK.
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NATIONAL EXPRESS COMPANY.

NOTICE.---A reQuisuon of one per cent. upon the
subscription 70 the Of the National Express Com
panv is ordered To- be paid into the First National Bank,
in Richmond 10 the credit of the Chairman Of the Ike
eutive Committee Col. b. G. Baldwin will call upon
the subscribers In the city for their quotas.
CHARLES PALMER,
oetl4--f Chairman Executive Com.
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Nuor IS, \ t1rVT HI rER.. D.ure II.
day evening last orr y-uu, wen sprcr~Iei .
rarsng soue nine or ttr sell eyca.s,i ,H,utc ic.t
tl'cc dollar t.l' - 'hr s,ats B,r', tsrri,l. y.
i.e uo.-r vcro rH'f,.', AMI vt1. attempting O.
aH'c-t thrW rl. ~ tho Tutg fred % I'it.l t4o fui
"'f'l.g th'er ID .ur'sI .u ilo Hie, and R'NH b. s.,
s'H,rst lie rl', l.lr, 1T sl',ht u.iry. ono of
tie party wss arrrst"' fn. othe thr"" suc,"'a.' ~
Do max .nr t.r.: cs tlr.
IiEr pErUruF"T ErVp.-Ths lol,onir.
named gentlemen have Teen c'ec'cl officers of the
Board NJ R,prcs ni5'.g,. o. TIC Jr-r7 Ciy Ffc
Department. ~ Ito c1-nn. year:
Pye.iioit WI. W Kulst., Assistant Engineer.
Icr Pre- .,deH' g n-les l.. KIM Ter. ~ Hose e..
s.. SECRETARY R skinner I.l'o". Hook AMI
h'd,."r Co. y g if,e' ,T.- 'Isr e. h. nor-r7,
II. 'l pul Ladder O.. N1.I. COLLECTOR John An.
ness, Hol. auo Lsud,r c. No T.
rAssrNG CauNrlErEIr NoVFi. We tcrl,y
atcr..n. yo1r man named Thomas Reilly vas
arrested, chorecd vlih at'e.r4tinn 10 pass cIuu-
'or'e!t % 'll o' thc uu'on Eauk, Haysrh.!, Mas,
Sary Drake a-d Sarah Drake we've suh.cuucnt,y
ARRESTED, ,hNr.ei .th I1s r. . 50 ,urr,er'et lIl
OF TIE STATE .u;, cam lcr, y j. and also aicriut.
Ing To Iuss "a - countcf' / ~ t.e Union Bank,
Aass, va Prospect street. Toe parties icl0u On an
Enc canal boat. Ole Of the women .s said o. ue
go wife Of Gilbert Drake, who was arrested Al
Il1toscn 'or th' same offence, a. wN'uh time olper
Donovan WAS sAo.,
Sr>nnISG AMONGST Boys.-i logt : o',lo Z
last cyenur bow. Il ,csrs = az, named James
Brady, ws- arrested T. officer Harvey, ~ the I.r-
soy CITY police, cha .,sd So th hts.ur s,rLl,l A..
oi"tr boy named JHha hldd,n, while ca Ell I,i
s.iC"t ARRAY .u which r,y'rl, boys were rulagt'
Maiden received severe cut IA tho ahiou,
about three inches In rnyth, Int ig not cors'd.rcl
IN dangerous condition. rhe sccasel ss.i !. i
tfr other bow "toatlr banked hIu., sui ba HBrI
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MIIIIAM .nI EaH.

tmNES's FIGur--Driug an alarm Of Ire
Ia tho F,s,'n Dart early yesterday morning,
some member. = ne Fire Dcpar,ioent INDUCED ia
fro fight during which . young maa, named
Barney Lynch, o Hoe Co, ~. Q, hal be skull
hadiy m,she.l ay a trump, e. The bands Of an a..
deuce
FAIL A,,lpENr.- About noon ON Saiur.
day, a snip sr,'nto-. named ne't,u'n Dean.
r's'dinF 10 Twr'lm avenue, rcsr Java, Green
point, .c,lo.JsNr n u'n the hold ot 10 bar. ou
go stoke, nt webb N lel', % yard, rrHeiyin'
injuries which resulted .i drnth ...r'Is a't,r hc,
~ removed %" Iis ~ ',nrr. AHH'trr wYrsrnn.
nauri !. pu o. ., also icll At tIo .Amr tn',
and reoc.s,i -r 'ue though mt ,sfaI % Wit.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

\ GOOD ulIOGTTNl1N-TWO EESPFC-
'''' %. Nsnc' NAV obtain cool 'olrl aud a
lA'' ,-Nu. ...u .."' f!Oal htl ro4I .Iu, on N,.y
IeN enable rgm-. Apply AZ GO Ncs' Ws-h'ntou
- "." '.'.' ..'. ~
: II hNiNdEp ROOM TO LET 10 4 RE
- a 'p"' 'wls nau, ., 10 t..'h sD tct 1T psd
=" NV. 81 MOOT o'
HDILh .NDIL 10 EAST 18TH 81. !
li.1.- .lu' owe Furnished hco'oou. ior ie,.
~ 9- "''' '.t "c 10 scpsrl,t com g. gu ~ ~
10 80 81" rD" t.ohc bedrooms, $ per week M
t)Lttr\-I ijENiSHED ROOMS TO LET
~" Dob 81 H.u Iu,,d, nj - West Fourth D..
~ HI. ayli h,,u.r. rear W.-.iusinl
'''' ' ,tHse- and sixth ave .Ir- very
.nl
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~ ,,s,,.fra s~iously injured r IL r,d AID
y q. ..,,..k AID Coz A. were arrested

w. .ss,t.fHbG sssiOusly injured r IL tst rtd AID
n .,.rfp,.k AID Co a. were arres,es
Ausgef Bs'.' Ines.didr. CaughL-MI Mob ,ci
Hal 3D.. OFF 'he Revere ~ 90. spre7rgd before
I.r'... y r, ,ce'e.aat. sra iIs &c 40 Javit jA.t
,oi edefstc engaged rom 81 the Revere, aud Ct
tri1H. iurce1 trunk ami stoic tLererOm SEQ
worth 4 weorinr apparel, and then, tearing her
tci-coitrg into Ftrirs, ~ it on fire ard fed nth
tr oih'r' u i = ue Fourteenth f. ciuct, ,u4
.1rm.tal b, the rom'.
u liPr0.t Ilfcr,O.s W ava N,y,r. o. $50.
~ W J 'tts.l. t.iI"t .s.r-gI .o '. ...v- - tp
ll'4 '.r us.ug tbtet''u.' Il .'uN.oto So snsIi
y. ! Do. sof, ~ y ..i El.ldUar. IT." tyS,, % .8
SO ., had ld W. o., AM Ne .ci .'Ia.aicl fnr.c :
'l No ~old rom. hli the moucy I having been
pui 10, NJ. +. y-ef IL ta.a 20 hsve r"puGistei .lt
tet, Vtsr,If.,.l tnr ,f.rs.vs lsusuA1s.
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Too Late for Classification.

tNANill-A ROY IOE III HORSE
" .D N.r lf lace. one living ue'I Dominica
. li'i"I"i. N.n, tla Broad o. up-s'srs. 10
} llDEN'~ lOE SALE CHEAP FOR " Ant
- u no.. N.'. loo me rear Of 40 d loniiui,s o..
l'.'i' .' an. 1900 after pm, for two dG... ~,
500 liASD MONEY TO EITHER MAN
49, - - .u.lH h,iur.us a recruit 10 tar.niu
l'.Il. Third ave, TO a fsru'st AMY
o"... D., Del. boyu's paid 'g u o state 30 inc
n,'ND Remember 81. ANA - ih.d a.e, aud 70
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= 6OO Will BUY A NICE CORNER
BsssNEaS CHANCES.

EOE SALE, GROCERY AND LIQUOR
L store, with r'o and hxturrs' letse OF > ycnss.
Apply NJ '.t Zine, ave. cor. l0Ih 80 ~
THE LEASE AND FURNITURE OF A
Il meehanic,' boarding house ior sale Satisfactory
reason Given fur selling out inquire % New Chan.
bey y. -
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ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS -loy elist, .neW Mvsiic O. Ocean
Queen, AspiuNs.l; t0rfiu'n'ql, Ii 7ts.I y Orleans.
Jhiis, lprizeI Norfolk, M0raiuf star, y Orleans =.
BAR. s. Chiffon, Havana. ilolen AucustA Mira
rosne N'i'', Vera Ctnp, Bridgeport E-ilycq,rt Ct:
lio9ef-f- NHt-r,ra., bCCatpi# GuIt, .llguuveriGnl
F.o"tn. ENrlH" s'gr, 81 q is.Iud nom - ia. e.:
AA., Malaga h'aIy, Lcshoiu.
iEl' SIS Boston, Malsra; rreIe-ico. Odes-a. lore.
mum "a l. I.u.t', Rum cav susan q luninu.ou,
N''.mous, Plll," Allied, MAyaguo., O. 4 &, plus.
il,t.G' \ G. hycn D!v.c, Grand TUX, l. "
"l''uourh, Caribbean, iCuhA
sChoOHEFS Margaret Ann. .l.criel i!a'he,.
h4iamo. As VIM Jones Msrchaorsl, d. To- Pou.
lana; rsinu'l tolwin, Elgsfeturoft f,r STANFORD.
" H.inseAy, iuasua VIM .Iouaa Virrtnis ior
fotismou'h; Laura prifc, - Kits; Este IH-l,ton,
'Ndruat " Leonard, West l-ie. v
BLOW ship Continent Manila
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l. II. ulUNf| d f n u j B. tr
aye bot toey 'sn ,,uFsi emily, ao as 60 Nv, ta.
.'0r IN a, .pt 'i.'a =. ,r,' remove 'hn' VA
10" VI lhs . /, 80 -ha ''ts
J. ~ 10 ~ Wy inspector
M1tIfAfT.
- ..... -. 49, 49,. ,.,.I.
'
b-~ley, o. tat 11tl Regimen, luI ftIr DO tfn 90
o.. own uAe noue. cnlrls'0 o. J o.. ''.i. '.'
b...ie ~ tis o'nont his r@9.ns''' 81 ''''' 40
addressed iei'er I" General s'a'i''.' 'NE
Court Of Inquiry On the SUBJECT me 40
"on"'al will is-uo N ORDER thy are 'ht We
Court u lnqn.f, 'oSt1 mls
Ihe total force 81 ne unFr''i N''"h'' 'laf'
OF the stsb 'ons,"a OF ih- reg m'n" bA'pn'i"ns
sud baier.cl ia 0h'' ~e ''''lo men Of at
ranks b'uns m" go" IFh ~ regiments y h'i-
'a'ons 'u' 'a''''' we've 'f'''"'' ana h'''
comm 's.rn' ss'. Co. h' oI The 'ls' Regiment
lns t'cn n.''''' "o'''ror frn''n.
In %. 20 ''i'-i "' ''c Police ''.om "'-''' =
issr." '''' ORION ~ ~" To-" "a ''.9 o."
"7'.i TO- 'f'' arms h ''.'' 'n'' 'F 'oat '. 10
i.''''.. " a, .' 3. nc '., AZ re-
Isc,led out AMI sui. ir, IN i. sivsv. a,arI. 0
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p.,iu,rrt
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I.ted s','c' Arm. l'nme'.tslv ii.r- reaching
w. u, GOV , ''"e.' ..'' inc! N''.i 1850
G,.uniS Al w., ,,sm,sr'i. An0t lot, 'f,r.a,
'pr''ei mr',er. % and we're r,d TIER hona,ss
$50
"'D 10" N''N'>A''--Inr steamer F'D' "a
.}'s -. '' To-. 7-'-",'' " ''a' -o'' o" e'.u''
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W so. iHIED Avenue
Tho IUFf. rt Of the -tIuIipu have directed that
fiN AND SIX PR CENr Interest 10 allow ed N
10 posliors, lEif IROM COY EkNMENf TAX, nav
Hnie on or W.rr he 'rh instant. Dividends NOT
dtssu viii he risred on in'c-oT prncipsl.
leis-iis u,ast u; the pres 10 time will De- ALLOW.
~ tNIEKtsI IRON JANl Any Isl.
BANh OlEs IOu lp 4. VI. to . T. 81. DAILY, and
on AONptN MEpNEsDAN and SATURDAY
from 10 O'Clock.
THOMAS SULLIVAN, President
ISAAC T. SMITH, Secretary. 3!G
NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK COR or
u ih - and -th ave. open daily from TO D pm.
Nrauc.dayu uud Saturdays iron I 10 p. NJ, So
'er ctlt. tntf rost aiowed Tree from Government
lsN. Nome 'dCn1-.tcd on or before Jan. o. y III
d-Hv 'nt"rc.t ron Jsu. ls' THOMAS CHLtrrN,
pos. n " Bl Ll4 SEQ. III
SIN PER CENT-FEEE FROM GOV ERN-
- MINT TAX.
THIRD ANFNJF SAVINGS bank.
cor. Third ave aud 10Th st.
on NErEl,lD i-54.
BANK oPEN DAILY, ron 10 A VI 10 r Il,
and ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud sArl EDAN
EVENINGS, nom q u $ Uclo,s.
SIX PER tfNr. lntrlc-t allowed on ali sumo from
: 10 @ i,tJ, tI'c iroiu Government tax.
AZ monevs uoposied on or before Jan 20 will drsH
Interest . ON the IL,
SrF NCtR X. GREEN. President
kichAfp hrtLr, Secretnry. 8.6
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letssta made noror Or b. .or, . ,nusr, ooh will
draw Ia crest from January let.
N. - Vas pFLE P,esdeu'.
Jpssru y. CoorFr, secretary. IL
DOWERY SAVINGS BANK. NEW YORK,
- Jan ~, ls6.-Ihe Geposi'ogu aie hereby not he'd
that inteIcs', It the rate five per cent per auuum
On s sums Of fiVe dnlars aud upV stds anu not tx.
cerdnf I'VE hundred doIlSrs aud four per cent y. p
shuau on s ruus over Eve hundred dollars. which
have been deposited at least three months ous to
payable on Afcr Monday, lCth Inst In accordance
sith 'he provisions VI the By-i.aws. Alec, extra
d. .deui, NJ onebIi OF thu ratas above named viii he
allOEOd and paid Ia the same manner. Interest not
called for viii Ienein ne principal, drawing interest
NON ~ mt This BANK ot-'u IOrhuriness daily
from IN 10 O'Clock, AID on Monday, cdnosdav and
Friday evenings, from 10 O'Clock A. NO. 80 Bow
cry. b. order ct tho Ifuatoe-. THOMAS JfEE-
MIMI. Pre-. d. u. tOIl - u AL. 700. 81
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SAVINGS BANsAS.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS RANK, CHATHAM
- Syi ARR.
Soy York, Jan. n, lSf6.
An inietes' "a, blend A. the rate o -s rt cent -
Arnuin asc Of Government Tax. Niii h. uald on I'll
de- sits entitled tbe f-ue on 6ud aner Monday.
Jan. it tSbl 70. order
~ u. \ANrtLT, rfes. JOStPu =. COOPER. SOC.
NN NIrev del osi'ei IN o. before the sOth y 40
drsw Interest from Jan. let. Pro
ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK. CHATHAM
- sol Arb Ntw YORK.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-22

There is not in the vocabulary of language
a word more deeply impressive of desolate-
ness than this. How often we pass it
by--how often we hear it spoken
without even sigh of sympathy Alasl it
is not until the bitter cup of bereavement
has been given US to drink the dregs-it
is not until we have seen the grave close
over the object ofou afection-our hope
our stay-our guide on earth-not un-
til we have stood by the mound covering
the form we so priced, the heart in which
we were so sacredly and tenderly enshrin-
ed, that we can realize the full misery
that one little word conveys to the sor-
row stricken heart. This is an exacting
world too-and there is often but little
time given to the widow and mourner to
indulge the luxury of woe" Her cares,
responsibilities increase; her children call
for her energy, her self-reliance; the tears
she would fam shed must be forced back
upon her already o'ercharged heart-she
must smile when she would gladly weep,
and go forth alone to the Battle of life,
to strive hopefully and patiently for those
whom death has left fatherless. No-not
alone God is kinda very present help
in time of trouble His love will guide
her-His kindness smooth her path on
earth and gently draw her to Himself in
Heaven.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-22
THoUaHFLEssNEss.

Of how much mischief is thoughtless-
ness the OCCASION How many hearts
have been broken, how much peace de-
stroyed by the scourge of the tongue
which mere,unthinking mind has sharp
ened. The tale, rashly told, the business
which confidence disclosed, the fault long
ago repented of-a8thoughtless word pro-
claimed to another, aud the bitter fruit
of alienation, mistrust and dislike is
reaped through long course of years.
True, malice had no hand in it, yet the
consequence to all is nearly the same: for
the malicious, the enviOus and the idle,
have now the friend at their mercy, whom
the unguardedness of friendship placed
in your power.
OF all the many sorrows which crowd
the thoroughfare of life. few are more
poignant or more common than those oc-
casioned by mere idle gossip. 1t is a tri-
fle, but life is made up of trifes. Trifes
make the heart glad with smiles and
words, great only by their kindness and
so misplaced confidence, though it be
concerning some trifing word, may cause
the heart to ache, until. In gloomy misan-
thropy, it turns from social intercourse
because it has met one traitor in the
world OF all rebellion, and the present
age knows how black tits, that is perhaps
the basest which wounds the tenderness
of a confding heart.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-12-22

Photographs may, fatter US, but the
looking-glass does not. When you look
into yours next time, and the little moni-
tor in your own mind hints that such and
such features are not quite the thing,
don't be in hurry to console yourself
with your nose, or teeth, or eyebrows, or
some special half view, which you be-
lieve shows your facial beauty or capa-
bilities to the best, but assume, take for
granted, accept as the most certain fact
you are ever likely to be possessed of,
that your acquaintance, if they have no.
ticed your features at all, remarked chief
ly that which you pass by-in order to
contemplate what pleases you better =
There may be one who loves your face
who loves its defects. No dressing or
manipulation would make it better or
worse in those eyes. But if you have
only ugly features that are noticed by
your unfeeling majority, who don't care
two cents whether you are handsome or
plain, accept the fact that you are not
handsome. Accept with good -humored
smile, and with the conviction that ugly
people are always the pleasantest are
people who know that they are ugly, and
don't ever trouble themselves to sit in
becoming attitudes, or, indeed, think
about their faces at all. Be sure that
your anxiety about your nose, or lips, OF
hair, or eyelashes, which really absorbs
so much of your time and thoughts, need
disturb you no longer. There they are
you can't alter them. If you try to do SO
if you paint or dye, you make yourself
ridiculous, if not CHASTITY. It never de.
ceives. your friends,7 they notice it, and
say nothing, because they don't like tc
hurt your feelings; but they think you
silly: they respect you, and you respect
yourself so much the less.