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Psssrugers Sailed.

ron CT THOMAS AND RIO JANEiRO-Tn steemshlU
sooth Amrrc.-Heury Hoyt Joseph Flanagan, john Mafn
Henry Morgan and wife Nichols Sien b-.rf ADO pa ots
arr Ssmrsl Rel aud wife Frederic Pau and serv-s
Philip K.ise ndrew Psrer. Lewis Egbetson h.ksaoss
Grant Peter Grhut. William Rober son. Richard safsne1
Pnkton e Autonisi J. Mason, VIM. Davidson j. kchaSS
.sn, ROber. lsuyheash ehss ssv'ie Gsos WS,isS
J.utins Jane, Duncan John Cal. Join brown and Wy
Charles Kury Geo,s Mu..ni Alfred Manse, M .ns ZIG
er ana Two sou. Andrew Wsrdwei. James Asxandsr res
stewart Timothy Laidler, wife and son. Samuel tsppsA
David Lynch. 1houis, Lyon. james Msrtn ana ~
Al, John Sullivan. Mr.. Charles Stevenson and vie,
George Urich add daughter Robert Williams Mary fntS
Henry Frbman, Andrew Coldford IhonS puirn sic -
w A. Read. Hammond. daughter aud nephew N Iroe'
man. T.. d. Dennis O. Leserke. Ado'ph SP'as d -
BRIGHTON
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Resssn Live Stock Marke s.

BRIGHTON, CAMBRIDGE AND aEDsoKD.
Rsr 10, fsg TEisgSv to A cses sadas ""sns'tse
FEB. 2s 1860.
Amour. Of s,cek at market;
This week. ...........i,%S 500 -:
Lest wecE................."O .S3 l% 80:
One yen oz5..............l.3S2 30J3 "
PRcEs.-bce, per leo n. ON total weight OF hide tsioA
and meet, $iSd 10 IS: hrs, quality. Sl2S1sHI ~
s-cond cusiy ~llaSl7, .hird paaity 90 "0 Oh "~
0riiag Oren-S2o0G %2TSs handy steers, Sloo@ei'o ~
much according 20 their value Tor beef ..oas-. p,
Core end Young Casres-tnir quality. s'""S"' hA"ss
ssof 100, Farrow and Dry $3odslA ~
Sharper 10. Live weight. 9.G7c.' Extra 79Hsc' Fm
Hiass-Brish,oa, oIsicc = H.; Country iOta siaae-
TIgOc-o. GlCc YIN.
CIR Skfa,-s5c. pm.
Rry..k.-'rherc is stock the Vermont Centre
north 81 Royson W. where the high water has un1erninsA
ono nier Of bridge. The bridge the Connecticut
herv are ouy 1873 cattle tie Northern roads TAcls
v.-- however Cslori',e 200 $40 head OF Wesefa
bch ere landed Brighton. So thai although there
.s oneha many Northern las; week there wsrs
enough Western the demand but the dov-fs toch
Of the comparatively small supply Of beef to nee
prices sonewh tho buchers who the city meat rarlse
has been very dull al tie weet reluctant TO conceds
advance price -t trade There we're sole
very good CourHcc River led bulocks pair weighing
400 10 CAMBRIDGE for lac This quality 10 no better thsA
lx week. bot Tia iGl2sc stock sess little oeutr tn
I. great. At Brighton trade quickrr sad rather 80
allow Is made for ohs shrink" nom i've weight stH
Northern doyers that they cannot sell home eo Que
drover with lsh.ad had not been offered COST 'o
aud the market Il not ss good for ne aovsr my one
woced River fed sheep sross weight 90 70 a. &c En
sho.p a, *; % az Sc one lot OF " cosfe-~ocis ana -
shrsp ~ n at 7fc 70 OF ssS !" ~ r"vu 700 &C.
part Of th. drovers who probably not getting rich vsg
fss, this week
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Dort-iUar0eus' Notlre.

STATE OF Nxw.YoRK.
Poar.wAnpESs OryIcs, No. l0% wsilst
NOTICE is hereby given, III accordance wItA
~ section oft pissed April H. 1851 entitled . A
Act 70 R,orrani,. ths Warden, Otce OF the Port Of New
York 10 al persons interested in or having charge o. the
subject matter OF such inquiry examination or surrey ho
the follow vessr un i.r examuitio1 oy the ro
Wsrd.a and that said examinations wiz -
completed within dsys succeeding this notice 90
board said Yess.s: ,,
Brig Cepricir.
Brlg Maid Of ~. -
C,,s slrsh P.ter,..........,,... .Phompsoas
Schr Uerrnine fl.sa... .Thompsohe
MiNTHORNE 1OMPhlNs, freudsnA
J. Arcs HERMAN. Secretary.
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Bark Lemuel WT.on Boston for Gibraltar.
Brik Anticelo (of Londonderry n 81, MeC'sAs' AsH
xe.p n DAYS mdse 20 X. j. DeWolf Co. Has had hesY
r,i.ry gsirs steve buwsrk. and after compnionwsy an
schr Baesstone, Allen. Providence, udse. to O. n
Stranshan. -, an =
socp Fred. Brown. Wisbtman, Providence nd's " u
SlrAuslan.
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains leave
i janice Eip, Nsw-Yort - follows:
800 q. u. Greenpor Mail, stepping o. oil SssssonA
II 90 q nj. for SyosssI
3ep IN. Ysphank Express aud 10 Grssuport on ssarisya
400 D. IN Syoass, Express
500 D. u. for Fsrmingdsle-
Trsis for Rosyn ard Glen Head leave At s;Vo 10 $40
:o0 p. M, changing at Mineols. .~
sunday scusiou Trains avo Hunters Point ct s e. m
-' n WHITE Superintendent
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NASHVILLE Pes ycottop 10 dali; prices average sac
NrWOIIsiss feb. fT-Coticn-sAies to-day 32ov tslssS
MiSdias vSSs Eucsr i+ic. Molsssss MA Goa II
F1sssts.-Cstteu to NswYesi &C., sud h kTWsss Aaii~
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The schooner Snow Fke which arrived on Taesdsy mort
tnv cut through the Ice while lying st anchor W "a
North River between snd o'clock on "wednesday n'os
ing aud sunk 81 her snchorsge NJ
The steamer Occanus which was recently ssnore on rns
er's Island has been toxed 20 this port
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HIe0itai.
furniture.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
warranted nsnussct Also rod Che,,nu. and Wsnn
Chamber Suites paD and ornamental. 81 H. D. FAtltlSV-
IONS az Canast. opposite " oosr. tstsbtshrd issJ
VNNAMELED FURNITURE.-The largest
Ia ,s.or nrnf Of Euamred Chestnut ard solid Wsno.
gFDROOM SUITS In this city. Also MATTRESSES,
sPRlN0 BEDS &c. ell good warranted eTrcsent-d at the
old e,t.b shed house WARREN WARD Co. III Csha'-st'
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8teamboats anS Railroa6s.
NEw'YoRK and NEw.HAvES RAILROAD
1855 WINTER ARRAN3EMEHE leeA
COMMENCING NOVEMBER ~ liza

Pu,saees ststios "a New. Yos esrnse Twsufy seSsekA
ana EourthsvA kutrsncs on Twenty ssvvstn-s.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.Yoha:
FOR New h.yra. 100 s"c6EL,l iLDs N bH. Ga
For Bridgeport. L0u 800 ELL Ito a., nH QL.t
3O (Er a+5, 10 and 400 (fx.l pm
For Milford end STAFFORD. 100 t.D m. rs an -
Fog Fsirfsld Southport siId Wespors 10. loA n 40
Amp
asj. iEII 3.s5 40 $50, 81 tEL.l :. N.
For Dsrieu. 40 40 lilo q n. ;31 ~ s.D o.
Bor Greenwich, 90 Q30 lilo 4 IN. ;Jt!, A1aSe@te
For Stamford, 100 W (EA.l $50 ll3 N AiS tbA@
800. (E1 ~, 40 $40. CO. 900 Tex D. ~ snun
For fou Ciss.er aud intermediate stztiocs Is~ ~ 49,
4 M Is, ~ so. go. TN q. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS 80
FOR Boston, via springfield. 500 (EK.) ~ (EI''NS
For Boston, via Shore Line ilis. (Hz.) aoop
For Hartford and epriugtsd, s1o W. (ELl ihis' -
" H. GU0p m. - -, ,.u
20 Montreal 100 o. M 70 Northampton.
FOR Hartford Providence aud uhxi Railroad. soq f11S
For New. Haven. New London and soaiossoa RslfssAA
60, a u. H. rs 100. 40 p m x,
toY Canal Railroad. l2l5 o. m to NofthAmptoA
lor Housutono Railroad. = IN
For kauyatuck Railroad, 800 IN. a0D m -
For Dsubury and Norwslk Railroad '.oo ~ ., ~
p. IN. . - ...,. an. .. ,,.,.
JAMES Il. HOfT. Sspe
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IIUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAIL-
ROAD On and aaer Monday. Jan. l. 1906 trains for Al
b,nr nd oy connecting wi Northern and Western trans
viii lsaye New York o. ioilows: . . -,,
"a M vi. h1dson River Rsilrosd, Ihrtie,h ct. and
rsr,b,v, connecting with trains or North ard West
10 m vi, Hudson River Railroad connecting with North
arm and Wee ern Trains. - - ,
II a a. vi. Harlem Rsilrosd Twenty SIXTH X. and Fourth
ava ronnectins with trains fer North and West
az; % o. Hudson River Railroad connecting al Troy
with ,rsi1fsr Montreal. with slsspirscars attached
AIS a. M via Harlem Railroad connecting Albany with
Wosern t.sins aud Troy with X. and s. and H. and b
ro.L, for poiyts North with tleepnS'csrs s,,sc.ed
10 m via Hidson River Rasoad seepng ftou New
You 10 Buso and Suspension Bridge without ehans Also,
10 Montreal via s.rs,oss- This train Surdeya
10 D. ~ Hudson River Railroad, with seeplngcsrs at
t.oh.d, connecting Albany sad Troy with morning .Eans
for North snd West. - . ,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
gon pis.s.s;3s sun S.,s...5 50 Moon Rises.... -
HGH WATER TYn DAY
Sandy Hook. 81 Gov Island. 6:IS Hsu Gsts.. ~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ P,ss.nssf and Freight Depot N New YORK. foo. Of
lbrr yet connects Hampton Junction with the Delaware,
l.. and Western Rsroad and at aston with the
-gh Valley Railroad and Il, connections, forming dre-t
lire Pittsburgh and the West without change Of cars also
" VIC GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
Two Express Trsns daily from the West eIcept Sunday
when ono evening train.
n. train daily teIc.p S,iGr'sy') for the oil region
sily m,rs and two hours Avrd BY this in- 70 Chicago
Cincinnati. 81. Louis &C. with but on. change OF cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS
Co,rrenr,ns Nov. 90 lSt-L-ay- New YORK az follows:
Tor Eiston. Msuch Chunk. WIiamspor', wives
barre. MGhsnoy City, etc.
MliL TsIrs-At'6s N. fsr Flcnins.on. En,on, Water
Cop scranton. WIkrsbsu- Great bend b.nshamson etc
ga in.-Wesesn Espr-ss for E8stonl ccranton' crcss
Bend Allentown Rc<diis HARRISBURG Pittsburgh and the
West with change OF 10 Cincinnati or ChesS
and bot two changes 10 81. Louis . -
1, u 1RsIy--For Esson Allentown. Msneh Chunk,
Wltssbsrre Wiianspor. Reading. Fos''lle HsErsours
m-Ror E.,,on. Scranton Ore,. Bead, Bethlehem.
A lrn,owu. Manch Chuik-
sp m-For somsrvills and Fleuington.
6p m-E1press train FOR tie Oil Region snd Ere, daily
sIrsp. Saturday.
6.JV y. m.-For somerviiA
sr.m.-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Ksstou, Al
lon.owr. Reading Hsri,burs Pittsburgh aud ID. West
Sleeping through ,m Jersey City to Pist'oaTxne cry
E1IZAPETUPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY
Lave New. iok foot Liberty 81. At 10 f;Jo p m
Tickets the West be obtained II the onlco OF Tue
Genital Railroad Company foot OF Liberty st., N. X, st No
A.,ot House al Nos III SO aud 94 Broadway aud at the
principal hotels JOSIAH q. SrEARNo Superintendent.
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ERIE RAILwAY.-Transl leave Depot foot

'RlE RAlL W a .-lThlHb ioaSo DopVt io"s
IA Of Chanbsrsst via Psvonis Ferry; -
m. Day Express. for IsnsndAsua Rocnestss bu1Ao
Se smsnes and West Connects at Buffalo siih Lux. Shots
ard brand Tlunk Railway sud ct Salamanca with Atlantic
sud Great Western hslwsy.
$50 a. n-, Milk aud Way Train. daily. to O,'sNis
sk connecting with Lake Shore AID Aushne ami ofea'
Western Rsilvaya
So tn Ns6, Cypress FOR Csnsnisi:uA koehs.ef. Buhsa
sJamanes and West 49,,
w' Cirh,nns Express dsy. for Canandaisus. Rooh"s
tor Bna.o rssmancs, Duukik. and West connect, 81
KgaIo viii L.ts Shore and Grand Trnnk Ralwsys and a
ss.nl,ne. With Atlantic aud Crest Wesisrn Railway
On m En,igsnt Tsin daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kiIt ard West r,,n,r ouc,, S~yo,l
VnG Barn Genl Pass Agent. Aev.fofk
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OyyIoa o. PAciyIo Nan sTsis,nIr tonrAST
NEw.io OK fr0. n, ~.
rINHIRTY-FIRST DIVIDEND. - Notice is
hereby Given thu, Bo,id 81 Director, hsv' hi. day
declared lNtDESD Of FIVE ~ FIR CtFI sl' ~ We
-, EARNINGS Of h. qa.r. niint Jsnn.y a. psysb. tue
Ofics the Goa psny WEDNESDAY, 1sh nat. UPON the
spiz stock and much Of ,ss scrip ''ocs has p'sa %
esr' p-id - a. -. -.
III. rsnshr Booss vim Be eios.d nGr'isy, the "a inst
,rd Ted rd,y March ID by order Of TIE Board oil
Directors, THEODORE I. JOHNSON. s~r"tAfy.
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SAVANNAH, GEORGIA.

EVERY SATURDAY Prom PIER No y. n X.
IN connection with Railroads GeoIs ~" '"hs@
EMPIRE SiDE.WHEEL LINZ"
Passage tickets Issued through to Augusta Mseos
yis Dsf.sn Brunswk. S. Nays Fsr,ndins 's'H''H'ns
m. n wheel steamship SAN JACINrO. Wnslev
Io,ssnd Commander will ss tor bsvsnnsl direct nom fef
No IL Nsh River toot oil Cedar st.. SAIohpAi hGea
frsisft received daily. and handled carefully
BiIls OF isdina furnished and ssned on the riss.
The SAN SALVADOR fopows MARCH TO-
Dor bfsSat 90 Psssagshsvina sssant snmotsioas-
WILLIAMSON ALLEN, As.pss No. sswllssGssA
Assai Il Gsvseush p, T. hARDEE. ut
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BANKING PURPOSES,
OR
FOR INVESTMENT,

@. ,A.y CANNOT BIZ CALLED IN By THE GOVERN
SENT. and THE RATE OF INTEREST CANNOT BE
REDUCED for THIRTY YEARS.
4, gold decHes teiT relative vslae to Gold bearing Bonds
.i.h are Asbe TO be paid 81 much ear-r, WILL PRO
gORTlONAT .LY INCREASE, and aGsr 1881 they viii
seobsbly be the
Only Six Fer Cent Bond Of the United States
In Existence,
they b. bought rate ct which they win rsy
SETTER RATE or INTEREST on the amount invested
~ THE MEANTIME THAN ANY OF THE GOLD
BEARING BONDS AT PRESENT PRICES. unless god
DIAL average % 70 30 per premium for the 10
IS years. So high average premium gold for this
s.asth Of time is BEYOND ALL REASONABLE ExPEC-
FATION. and LARGELY IN EXCESS Of the MOST IN
SgLLIGENr FINANCIAL ESTiMsTES
They issued emily in limited the work on the
s.clic Railroad progresses.
There 10 but SMALL AMOUNT NOW IN THE MAR
GET and the DEMAND Is DAILY INCREASING
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NORTHERN RAILROAD OfNEWJERSEY.
~ Trsins leave Jersey City fpr Piemont sts:l3 mn:N
as 60l D. u The yl5 and t:25 run 10 Monssy Va Aee
aay only for Piermput a 5:ij T. N.
THOS. W. DEMARESr. SopsentesAnA
DARITAN aud DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD-On and sh~r MONDAY iAh Fe1,s iSco. ~
for Ceind.u will BE- discontinued The Stesmee
will leave Pior No. Norh River, daily Sunday excrpeee
D. connecting with TRAIN TOT Sanchss'~ loois As
Long Brsnch &c ..,..
FREIGHT FOR CAMDEN and interu'edste s,ssloos -
b. taken at Low RATES tue o'clock iiae rescne&
Camden the mex morning
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM

NATIONAL STEAM rsss sA'lGA'ioN CON-
(LIMlTEDD - -
NEw.YoR TO LIvEKPOOL. CALLING At QUEENS
TOWN TO LAND PAbsESGERS.
N.e, Tups. Cs"ross~s
ofosan
ENGLAND ..............3 +ao.....,.<.'''.''''Uise
SCOTT Jb.3..........,......hai L
TEIS 81 .....Cupnt
UElN Osivis
PENNSYLVANIA. ..2g7?.............'..'LeUi
VIRGINIA.. row
ihobp's
LEAVING her Ne. ~. North hiSef % ioiows AMMAN, .
rSGL ma -
LOUISIANA. - MAIN ~ ~
], Mhh'h 40
AND EVERY SATu HpAf TiIkAEAtIEH
Tn, size Of these steamp1 admits Of vcsy spssious ssis
Eoon op.nin7 directly Into the Saloon the e.inods
ton. .ad fsro AID tho .les liver than any
An .ypehencsd Sarge n on eech ship free OF charge
Cabin passage, go: 5esrAge 50 psys1ls IN cuffensy
Ste-rsss passage tickets ~ bring parties on Lsvpooi OF
ouesn.t9wnf for Oh currency.
The sfthss~ III not bs soeousabs fof specie
Or vsiusb unless bills efang. having ths value expresses
10, sin, ere siyn-d thesefor. 49,,
IoI feh, cabin passage apply the Once Of the Com
PAnJ' ' j. d. MAR Acting Manager.
gor ssefsss Teosse o. Thompsoas PsssnFe Ohi.r Me- US
P,stlx snd Of the Company oatce. No % bfosd~v'
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Ocean Cleaners.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Il NOTICE 10 SlliPPfRS TO sol I'll and CENThAL
ANE HI,AN PORTS. Having concgd, nts VITA
tts PACIFIC STEAM SANlGATIOH COMPANY and tho
CENTRAL AMERICAN 81 EAhsHtP tOMfASIl we are
ow pr pared 90 and forward WITH DISPATCH al
hin Of goods TO and rom poitts tue SOU n pAClfC
and CENTRAL AMERICAN COAST, nnJer !HRouGh
BILLS or LADfNC a. GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Forfh.r Pscuus Classification OF goods and rates. apply
Q Office. 20. " srosd~ry
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD CON.
WI PANY-Foos Of Bssclsyst-On snd n,a NOV ~.
Ao. ains mail trsrs for Haok stistown and "s
.,ons vill A 40 m Mai Esprs. for all Stations
80 n uhnrs "A S:lo D. u Moni,.ovn Express p n
g. sCHOCH. Assistsnt Superintendent.
NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD.-Trslns leave
IN f.s, ~ (,orsadt 81 fer PuLArsLSHA 10 and II ~
a nm q "a 4 D. a, end IL mianisAA: 70 BAL1IHsln
I'd WuR1sysJ, 4 VI .. ., al ucstrisAA
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Professional &otifes.

4 RTIFICIAL EYES.-Arti6oiI HUMAN
N EYES made 10 sfdsr and inserted By Do T. BAuCH
p OOu0ELMANN (fosmsriy smr!eys( b easssanss2 q
IwlA De- - Bsss1wy. Hsv.tsk
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United States,

md .f. EXEMPT FROM STATE AND MUNICIPAL
TAXATION. LIKE ALL OTHER GOVERNMENT
BONDS.
rbcy ere RECEIVED by the BANK DEPARTMENT "
SECURITY FOR THE CIRCULATION Of NATIONAL
gANKS aud circulation i,sued upOr them q. the rate Of
,-i,y per cont, OF their par value.
The leugth Of time they have renders them VERY
DESIRABLE FOR
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z. "
VNvANTED-An experienced AID influential
w MAN In tho Metal and Iron or Hardware Commission
Ru,,,,s, 20 ION IN, advertiser with equal capital from 40
a. aio 90 References In the trade given and required Ad
dress y. y. g., Tribune once
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DIRBCioRs!
VIM r. STORY. Ncw.York.
JULIUS X. rUMER0Y. New.York.
JOHNSON y. BROWN. Rocl ester, N. <.
GEORGE +. BALL. Newyolk
WIN h. WHILE, Nrw-YoG
A. W. BAKER. New lorh.
OSCAR King. Baltimore.
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BRIGHTON CAMBRIDGE AND AEDtORD
s,,,yfss 10, Tsg TgiGUSp for e sad.ae Wedn<stsD
FEB 2s. 1860.
lr,ouo. Of slcek at market:
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oPFICEns;
yr,.,den,-wM. ". STOkl, batavia \. Y.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS /. BALL. New.Yort
Trss.nnr-JUL!US X. POMEROY, New Yofk
s,cr,trr>-WM. II. WHITE New-york
Supsripte, dent--A. q. MYERS. 1itu.vile, Pa
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Ocean Cleaners

Tirst csbn..,...SI3s sol second cabin. .......$~
Through tick etc to London. .... esextfa
An experienced Surgeon on board
Tie company viii not rr.por sble for specie or vG1sne
unrs. bills Of lsdinx having the vLoe sIPFs'su s ~s'
thr rrlor.
Der further informstion. apply 10
JOS. ]. COMsTOCK, Agent,
No. Z broadway. New'ioL
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Cbantrs for BusincoJ Altn-

An active middde-aged or young MAN, with
~ 5000 TO $500. 10 WAN FDn OFFICE fhkfSNk
Nv -.t,man having respectable. .isple, and lpcrs''
ba.inr, NecLsnica talent teisrrj F'r iu psIti.ul.r
al rr., or anrf ar nh s?ply ~ ps'ou 10 ffElhCE
No III Nassau st, second n,or rrsr building
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12

GREASE THE WHEELs.-Oil and black
lead is supposed to be the best substance,
but We have always found lard and flour
apparently as good. If the wheels are
kept we'll fabricated, very little difference
will be found between the ease Of running
wooden and iron axles in ordinary farm
work. The smaller the axle, the less will
always be the friction, other things being
equal; because the spokes have q greater
purchase, the friction being the resisting
force, and being nearer the end of the
lever when the axle is small.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1866-09-12

RgMEpY FOR Worms IN PEACH AND
OTHER FRUIT TREEs.- Expose the tops
of the roots to the distance of foot or
eighteen inches ali around the tree, by
removing the earth carefully, and fill up
the place with Pride of India berries and
cover them loosely over with dry earth.
The rain, dew, or any other moisture car
ried to the roots through this "bed of
berries" will chectually destroy any kind
of worm by which the tree is troubled.
The same treatment will doubtless prove
efiicacious in protecting the roots of the
artichoke and other plants of the vcgeta-
BILE garden.
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THE FFHHRR RURAL seUFHERNEIRe. EIe.
a w eeklyy Visilto:r:
4 TO rHB "
Farm, Workshop and Family Circle.


9ET4is proposed to publish at colambia, as soon
n as q sufficient number of bona hdo subscribers
ure sent in, Weekly AGRIC ULTURAL and
FAMILY NEWSPAPER, undcr the above title:
In this enterprise are engaged the best practical
and scientific Agricultural writers IN the state,
while the Literary, News, Manufacturing and Re,
ligious departments will be under the control OF
the best Literary talent of the South:
We shall also devote space to the Mechanic
Arts, which will be conducted by two OF the best
Mechanics in the South.
The necessity for such a-work at this tine IL
ieyidGnt to all. Our: change ofslabor necessarily
inyoIves changes in the whole industrial pursuits
of the South To arrive at the best and most re-
munerative kind and mode will require expert
ments and discussion, and in no other way can
the people.bc SO we'll informed on such matters
than through the columns Of journal such as
we propose to publish.
It will require ., 200 subscribers to insure the
| commencement of the enterprise. This number
can be easily obtained if those. who wish :to sps
tain such journal at the South will exert them
selves among their friends. end
We promise them q WEEKLY VISITOR equa
in contents and typographical execution to any
in. America.
Price So per annum, currency, or 81 coin' q
be paid months in advance, on receipt OF -th'
first rumber.
Aug.3 St 50
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New York, April fth, 1865.

azts- The following is an interesting case of q
man employed in an Iron Foundry, who, in pour
ing melted iron into Il lask that Was damp and
wet, caused an explosion. The rnclted iron was
thrown around and on him in perfect shower,
and be- was burnod drsid:uily. The following
Certificate was given tome, b. him, about eight
weeks after the accident
NEM YoRk. Jan. II, 1866.
. Ny name is Jacob Iardy; 1 am an Iron
Fuun,:c,; WAS badly burned hy hot iron in No
vembcr last; my burns healed, but had II run
ming sore on my leg hat would nc, heal; tried
MAGHIEL'S SALVE, aad it cured ME in u few
weeks. This is all true, and anybody can now
gee me at Jacksoa's IrUn Works, I'd Avenue.
j. HARDY,
ll9 Gocrick Street.
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Notice.

a LII persons indebted to the Estate of R0BT.
n J. DELPHI, deceased, nrc notified to pay the
same before next return day; otherwise all cluims
will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for
collection. Those having claims against said
Estate will please render them in according to law.
A. j. PELLETIER, Admir-.
Hamburg, s. c., Juno 11tb, '66. BIN "a.
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SPREADING MANURE IN THE FALL.-Mr.
Lyman Balcom, of Steuben County, N.
Y, an Old and experienced farmer, writes
the Genesee Farmer that he thinks one
load of manure, hauled out and spread at
any time between the 2Oth Of September
and winter, is worth more than two loads
spnlisd as any other season.
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NOTICE.

a IL Persons in debtcd to the Estate of A. j.
IA RAMBO, deo'., late Of Edge6eld District,
are requested to make immediate payment, other
wise nll claims will bo placed in the hands of an
Attorney for collection. All persons having
claims agnnSt tho Estate will present them with
in the limits prescribed by law.
NJ. S. RAMBO, Ex'ix.
JULY a lot 27
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Last Notice.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of JOHN
N l. DOBEY, decd, arc notified TO pay tho
same ut IN Early date. Those having claims
against said Estate are required to render them in
by the 18th October next, or said claims will 10
barred, ns on that day final settlement will be
made in the Ordinarys Office on the said Estate.
W. E. DOBY, Ad'or.
July 3m II
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Due Notice.

DERSoNS indebted to the Estate of L. W.
u MAYS, decd, arc earnestly requested to
come forward and settle up by Return Day, and
thereby save me from the necessity of putting the
same in an Attorneys hands for collection. AS
Executor my duty is imperative, and I cannot
give longer indulgence.
GEO. R. MAYS, Ex'or.
Aug. 90, st IS