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SALES OF NEAL ESTATE YESTERDAY.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES YESTERDAY.
Nv A. J. Bleeck =, Son 4 Co


ron ana nurss. Mn a rr0u. Mr. sane ara c Mrs.
SsYss : H.. %a,s :.d ..sI, 4
Hun Won schconScycn and daughter simmons e, Mr
sss . SsGsss and M
ssass :n 2! 'sIa.1 e @
s r. Ssr E Il vssr 5''s'e T' aesfas
II; and ar ~
" hynss Jcnn Psessorus Mr. and Mrs dreer Mr. Marsh.
a,s,y yS,pc e
.ns SRfsniL s.'.ss. S.rs M s ss:sa boa.Sss
.s sss. :A ss . ,ss .s W.
M Val lane Ds a 20, md eSS Dr. nsd ana nd
I've es VA c,cu s :;S ' s Mt oe. csi
.ss f,sSss Z. II u Sss;assss' "A ss
sss pr ssa S 10 ana ss IT. %ss
n. Mr. ..s :.s :ss "a sys
NJ 6 csss ~. S:s .sss 81
sss "a .ss:
k K S a. S,s'' s ssf X. m' sssE
.ua sas :ss p f.rss s:
and dI ckiIdrsn; Mrs = Whts and by Mrs
f sss .;s.;:s .,s s "a T::sf
o Nj Ma. .s7 ss.s' s. r. H w's s: sss
child WIN Henne VIE ana Tour children: " Terry capt
John Edrds. Or wake BryaTiy Mrs. Z 2 Rove Rev S.th
s fo bsas s ssd VIE
Mrs. Wary Leanrws and tye children, Capt. b PArkss
Miss Louise Nichols, Mr. Jordan child ana servant
Middletcn Jr Lamdin, John Kelly, Brooks, H
swan Callahan wife and child; Francois valde, q
Boutsr, Peter Barr, wife and infant Rev Rub Bnge
Nv Pksrss !leisIsr Mr. q 3 wss and chld John
infant olss.ss md shnd TosIsen vile end fOuI
sro infsnts Jansen. wifs and two chidren Bstuel
rurvs ana ,hres Snldrsn Mrs. 0siisssr ana eSd Hfs
Puiisn Miss GALLAGHER, Mr. ror sd Two children
Eds johnson, Hsn John o6er Jss Alss..cn, wife
md ; ss Es1 e.; adss s ss9 w az
Mr. Ksiiar. niss laser Lovsrsos silss nnls5
tharr1sn Joseph Ripper, Chas Masssvls ana els1ss
Johc iyca Alfred xckherd John Dewitt Oliver Coda Dasos
VsrdsrnooI Avah Gilman, John FIynn an1 W N stser
80 Prom the Isthunus-W HanaIl<on, Mn Jsvens v
HsyIey truman wife and Children; MI ana Mse Ovee
~ Mrs Ren.rd rssssaT Fsnn DuRpca p rsSs
and Son, NJ ss6sp:isr E'g,ses ZEE 9:syis ase5!
| brown rev Ponton, Miss Ponton. Cutoertteon.
Tjstrksr. Peter BArgman, Porma1, u Horeehens -
| Smpson Perhius, Jos frslssm. ? 6w5s1e " Dsa
| JvIius oIsnisi and 10 in nssr.ess
Department
| HAvAxs--sseauship Celu4ba-J 1saoeGe1la BsNsg
serd. IN samuel fAyics. Thomas Eoessy BerkenheA1
| Ssn2s Il Hrs1ford NJ and Mn Geo nAndah bL6Fl
ma fsnd LenlRia and VIE mns L39lhaa canenA o1ea
L xowQA and 05Aoo - ~ Ns4f |@ tENNN
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Two O'Clock, r. M
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

AsHxs-Reccipts, 70 bbs Pots remained duh at s. 80
IS 62k Pearls dull and nominal at 9l3 SIS Is.
SAB bbls dour, fs3 bags do.
l5oo bushels corn Gil do 500 do malt and l2 do
meal fair demand prevasdfor State and Western nour,
chiefly for sradcA and prices advanced &C.
loc the closing 1t the improvement Call
ornis was very rm though less active This sales incud
inn California were l00 bhi southern -four In mod
crate demand and higher prices obtained
indicated tho annrxed quotations. at which safes werc
active ana hrmer with sales OF 355 bbs at - $780, or
saes made OF 10 bbls brandywine ~ - 10
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Brig Memphis, tsr,, Sanford. x.as.uA, ,'-H D'"'f

Brig MemphiscB r), Sanford MsnsAaiA> :,
r Brig Continental (Br,. Holmes. HanzAniA
Bns s. fsssr Orr, Grimes. Little oIaes Bay
Bra Lisa5s Psnn SaGaGR; Gon Drummond
~ Brig Chesapeake Newhai charieston-N AcCrcAdy
sss wss's, Rs s;ssp
| schr w Dewitt Cory. 0overnYss Isle, Bahamas
sehs v Nichols (Br, Nichols. GEORGETOWN So soyn.
schr Caspian, Larrabss Ezabeshport- MUIR
schr Rasloy. Crosby, Bosson-Niusr Houshton.
] schr O @ Tower Rich, Boston,
schr o o Acker Hobbie. Stamford.
sooPP E..
l Arrived.
ss::':sa sss
lon 8 o. sssaasslg BorssIs, for H.nSa,s
day. iis * sssSanssd night
nails with Havre steamer. bound =; .,.u !. ,v,.s
ana sss.ss Hi
'rs w'aas ' Hs sas 4sPp. APr
IN lon na'; sn passed bark Sndo Baltimore
o.ss z:s aRs ss
ws % ssss x.
n. E,s With ~dss g
4o ,c..n,0 xontsou.,. raircloh. New Orleans. with
ns:: = Ssss ssvs'r' Nc with
ss:. sss s MORTON.
with Cy Ia 70 Y Alsuan
drs Rsss E s % .eS
s.s n ~ as q. sss
The sn; .I Mss naS westerly
ss III s'' l.. M
WV raies steve buwarks and split saAs. April
ID ion - fell IL w9 ssrf sess Geo., Ssn:
and crew us in number, on and brought shA
Bark tB, Coleman, Swansea, o days with COAL :"
with ssf Fruit 70 james 81 Robinson PsSy
$ ss cs n r sS9 ss @
wss ms az saalss s whaling Payne
dASs s out H Dunlap ms tpr Dunlap Barbados Is days with
Inola..es So Tough. Brig Favorite sid for New
srs Firm tBr,, Dexter, BOnae. II days, with SALT to
cT srIa Eds UmpA Asn Boston for Philadelphia
! S % aow ~ P us INTO Hampton
N'ss and since :. n had ssrs1sSy IN
Wiz ir Ess g fFssi.r sayss 1t Il ssss
scs srai ss BLOOMS asny Andrews NB lada
win hay los SrSws Son -,,,x ,,o, ). before, 10
da ssh WIN wsvs ps. r,'n q s A
sS s sSalo s ss.s s.ss T.%s days
Schr d Warner Horton. Savannah.
schr G n KIRK, Robinson Norfolk.
Schr Il Watson, Crancr, Alexandria.
Schr K Watson Cramer Virginia.
Schr g q Leonard. Lyman. Virginia
Schr Tunis Depew. forque. Virginia.
Schr Asa.Isdridge, Hicks, Maryland
Schr Globe, Bragdon. Machas.
Schr Julia. Beas CALAIS.
Schr Peiro, Rogers, Jonesport.
Schr uastisn. -, Ellsworth.
Schr Mail, Merrill Gardiner.
Schr Maracaibo Henley, Portland Tor roughkeepste.
Schr Princess, Lowell Boston.
Schr Southerpsr, Daring, Boston.
Schr II CAIN, Boston,
Schr Unoua Fighter, from Of brig Hound.
sailed.
Issesmshps Scotia. Ocean Queen. Kangaroo, Santiago
de Cuba, Abemarlc Saratoga, Hecia and othcrs
sd-Stcamshps Bremen. Columbia Gen Barnes, City OF
Cork " Clyde; and others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

Decrease this year. 81 Do, 1oz
San Francisco papers Of April 10 report money IS
abundant although in good demand Bankers rates
are TX per cent month, but loans approved real
estate are obtained at ten per cent per annum. The
mining stock market exhibited strong upward ten
dency under the growing conviction that the Nevada
mines entering upon course Of prosperity, not
only from wealth Of deposits but from more correct
understanding Of the nature OF their affairs and there
fore better management The receipts Of bullion at San
Francisco for the quarter ending April were as fol-
lows:-
Northern mines e,045s57 Victoria. 49,. $227, $40
Southern mines. $50, 1858 Miscellaneous -. 257,293
Portland. ....... 642. 286
lotai eAii]o,oAf
Below is comparative statement Of the gold deposits
the branch mint San Francisco and the range for gold
bars during tho fret three months Of 1861
~-Ounces at Mint = Price Of Ba-.--
1860. 1867. 1866 1867.
January q. 40 o. 1873 81 $40 $3.50 $40 $500
Febr'y. .55, $50 10 4367S.01 $40 $40 $50 $40
March ..65, so $780, 90 840a 800 $50 q $40
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Cleared.
esssuuahsp CITY a. Cork tBr) Manning. Liverpeo,-J O
acs,ssp Colombia Barton HAvsuaoarrisou Alien.
steamship Gen Barnes AoFton Observation-Disclosures
"a s.sI u " C,ysa Powell wlninson. Hc-Janss
H ss.m.hp Equator ysekAway, BsssosBsunsr Brown
Pinsxnsys m c,sucus. Godfrey. Bosson-w clvds
1r,- zSbSl fljrl Dunn, Livefpoot--J Mason.
~ Crsiofaro Colombo utADs Ssssauno Brfstol-y ,
i Nv Amor ror olssn cosAsassss Va rhasdspsis-
nss f~e~ns trs Crsmsr. Psrnambuss and Bahia
Wi W. zssSlsn ,Sr,. Richard PsrH--o ru1mAss o.
M l5ipSey (banl DsvlA 81 Croix-P HAnfopd . %.
IsiS HrIok ff3rl nnrshan CsnfueoDo-F0viw Joya,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BGlDSwoR1H-HAYSs On Wednesday, May I. by Rev.
NJ Greatly HARRY WORDSWORTH TO Miss MARGARET
HAYES ali Of this city. No cards.
\ HoY--WALL.--At St. Harys church, In the city Of
Burlington, ON Tuesday, April 80, by Rt Rev. VIM H.
Oderneimsr, D. D., Bishop Of New Jersey RoRr Hor,
vths city Of New York. TO Many r., eldest daughter Of
r. 20 w. WALL
Ho. lam BRouES.-M Trinity church, Columbia,
LA rs. 'y, April Is, by the Rev. W. H. Hanckle
8. @. Q. TRoP, Of New York, 10 ELISE HnkAn,
THOMAS Ij Iohn srouen, Of South Carolina.
daughter Honn e. ssday, April 80, at the Church
MoRan-l osr:-Un ~, Ia ~ Edward Anthem, assisted
bv he Rev. d. j Cotton sr 1ra Inc rev " mm
f. Morgan Bzsy NGs MosKs as Jr al Of ths ci.v
daughter or the laia Wsdron b. y w,snc; cai ~
RUrHEREoRD-rRAyER LIN San Es,Eissr v 3. eva
Monday. March %, BY tho Rev Jodns LEN TnSyEa. or
B. RuruRRroRD. Of SAN Francisco 70 r. -" -~~' -
New York city. ,riI a hv An
WApDELL-FREnAN.--On Wednesday, Az ~ w
Rev. DR. Durns JAMES G. WADDELL OF Portlah ~ shss
MARIAxSA, only daughter Of James eeman = 'uis
city :, =. *.
WooDauTT -TuoRr Wednesday, APP I'll "a. BY the
Rev. Elijah Lucas THOMAS WOODBURY. to MISS Kate
THoRH daughter Of the late Enoch Thorn ESQ., vi fnia
dephia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

There continued fair demand for wheat ana tne al
noticed in last not only msinai1ed but also
buxhei higher. The sales Aggregated 6doM bushels -
y Tx ~ 76A FOR No Miwankee icr VIII h
spring - 90 for white CANADIAN Corn vas N az
tive demand and prices advanced L. e Der bushc
The sales were nk0O bushels, - u Sz ~ Tor mxed
WsssF1 n sors Tie ,e irr \ for unsond New
oresns 0s wers fully % higher und.r AZ scsss es
76c &c for Western Sc Sc for State Uc SIC Ior
Ohio and &c. so. for Milwaukee, Rye rem,incd nrm
q 8 for Canada West and y q 50 for wssssrn "a sss
ley firmly held though quiet the sales pcne vvy
bnshcls ii Is for wo-rowcd State, and u W Tor
Csnsds West or Barley malt ANAL sale o. INFERIOR vas
CorroN-An increased business was consumm.ssd q
former prices market cloacd quiet though
ar. ~ the appended quotations The sales comprised A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03
SHIP PIN G NE W 5


Z a ALxAxAc ron xxw roRx-russ
~vv~ vs~ws ............ - moon -
srr srTs ............ % Hfon wArEn ~
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The Ishmus steamer arrived today brings $2i6,2l4
In specie The amount Of treasure brought 70 this port by
each California steamer from San Francisco and Aspin
wall since January Of this and for the correspond
ing period in 1865 compares o. follows:-
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HAvAxA--eseamshIp celu7sia-J Isaee6lFd!s Isas
ELvsh q bohiine 0sbesA Felix = QelIseoa 4 Avpe1
ssu2s \ Bys1icrd, NJ and ~. Gee Y he.dan nLes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-03

MILLBRID0k. April N-Sld scnr nsse'o'@- sA-s~
NEW ORLEANS. April ss-cd ship isvsosk tBr'. osrs'
Tsh@%rr steamship Ashland Norton NYorh; ship Jcsc
sidney Ssrss sS ss,s err fp.n Hi Tosoot
oossa Esse Lacs Bslow ship 49, .ysrss3
svsrs sssi s.;ss Ss; sys,s sfs 0s's
Inss1.sss.:s rSssipss Gee c?SsS. 1S. i..s3
s :rP' sa:sa. ss Ss.ss. asa: ass
s.ss f Sss. s s.s s
sssSs ,,v ssoog, r Rssf Ssssr:ss 'i rsrss
Cyds orr winsss, q John Ns schrs Bi5s'1off D.
7Tsas w. X. H sss s m
sTHss rss sss c:i
s% Ssfs sls:sss. s .ss safs
ir,Isnd Prosidenss Reno Chass. Fcxand ssruA LesI!
s;s: N; ~ : -:
rS m-.Spr ssssmsAp Nss,ss Iavsrpsss
asrpinsies fos S7@s "a ar II Wss,S6sss S5.
M!sS::: :ss;: Sh!sseAss Iss.... s.isS. fsl.d:
4 d 6.:, si$ts: ":
fxwrycxKr ~ l-sA ssArs y yrssnsn, tar'Ss. ~;
Sss Neptune: 'nss ana ana y'' iisi bang Do .
fS6vIDKscE. Nay lar SIR ssaj BAR Hss'aa'
~. s.s. g Az. ts.: a.; s.s.
nc1s Asa!s - c.rs ses Nal aci ~ f:n s New
~ u Nv 80 s!s 49, s 'o: :ss
5 81 AZ; E J: j.s :gsu ~ = Ga:
= Z: s::: tn sss ~ ~ = '''
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-07-04
HAINE' S BROS. PIANOS
THE PIANO OF AMERICA

THESE Pianos are universally acknowl.
L edged by competent judges equal to the
best Piano made. For references they have
many thousand city and country residents, in.
Guiding large numbers of the High Schools,
Seminares, &c.
These PiaHos bare not only stood The continual
aadheauy practice ofoae Year, but hare been used
for he last Fifteen Years to he utmost satisfaction
Gfthose using item.
They have taken premiums and medals
wherever exhibited Such has been the de-
mand for these Pianos, that Messfs Haines
Bros. have been compelled to enlarge their
works to the extent of "a to 80 Pianos week
Having now one of the most complete and
extensive Factories in the United States, Fac.
tories alone covering over "a of au acre of
ground, comprising a frontage OF 2l9 feet on
ID Avenue.
They nre undoubtedly the cheapest first
class Pianos in market. Fully guaranteed
for FIVE years. Send for illustrated Circular.
HAINES BROS.
1856, 35S, 800, 36l, 366, 1863, $40, 372,
Second Avenue, New York City.
april 1s-m3.
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NOT A LAUGH WAS HEARD.

tSOmebody, whose bachelor friend has "becn
and gone" and got married, tells all about it,
in the following jokeablO aud pootical stylc;l
Not laugh was heard, nor Joyous noto,
As our friend 10 tho bridal we hurried;
Not wit discharged his farewell shot,
AS tho bachelor went to be married,
We married him quickly lo.savc his fright,
Our heads from the sad sight turning
And we sighed. as We stood by the lamps
dim light,
To think he was not more discerning.
To think that bachelor FREQ aud bright,
And shy Of the sex rs VIC found him,
Should there at the altar. at dead Of night,
Be caught in tic snare that bound hiur
Few and short were the words we said,
Though Of wine and cake partaking;
We escorted him homo from the scene Of dread,
While his knees were awfally shaking.
Slowly and sadly We marched him down.
From the first TO the low ermost story,
And We nevcr have heard or seen tho poor
man
Whom wO left alouO in his glory.
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a NOBEL KENTUCKY DEMocRAr.-Tho
Frankfort Commonwealth thus shows up
fair specimen of the men whom Ken.
lucky COpperheada delight TO honor;
H. B. Lyon, who figured as Gen.
eral' in the insurgent army, during the
recent attempt Of traitors TO destroy the
Union and overthrow the Federal Gov.
ernmsnt, is candidate for tho State
Senate in the Third distrlct-composed
of the counties of Galloway, Henrietta.
Livingston, Lyon and Trigg. One Of
the exploits Of this traitor officer, during
bis guerrilla raids in the western portion
Of the State, was TO set FIRE to aud da-
sroy the Court House of Trigg county,
with tho records, DC, of The county aud
its courtsl We presume that with his
parly-the rebel Domocrac!-his acts
Of incendiarism will DO the best recon-
mendalions BIO can present.
If we are not mistaken, this II. b.
Lyon was educated by the Government
ofthe United States, and when the trait
os iuaugumtcd their reasonable war
upon tho Union, was on officer 10 the
Federal army. His ingrnii'udo to the
Government which had educated, rOd
and clothed him, and his violation OF bis
oathS to support and maintain tho au'
thorily Of that Government, will be but
additional recommendations of the rebel
Democracy to support him.
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WATCHES, WATCHES.
DE TREY d CO.,

importers aud NOTES.-THE DculeTS III
Gold and silver Watches of nll Kinds
"a Liberty Street. N. Y,
DEG to inform the public that they have just
} received the most elegant, perfect and &c
curste Watch ever introduced in this market
The EXCELSIOR, a beautiful, extra rlbis
ieweled. heavily "a Carat Gold Plated on Sill
yer, magnifccntly engraved, finely and richly
EEameled Hunting. Gases. Patent Lever, genu:
inc Dlmnskennet Hands, thoroughly regulated
by he observatory, and warranted to be the
Ne Plus Ultra Time Keeper, A superb and
most reliable Watch, Geut's or Lady'S size, will
be sent free To any address on receipt Of S25,
or If preferred, will be sent c. o. d., on receipt
of s. as part payment. e,
The watch will be sent by Express, or mail
registered, so that there is almost n certainty
Of reaching their destination; but should the
Express 90. or Post Office fail in their duty,
we will send another watch Immediately
orders for any Kinds of Watches Faith.
fully aud PrOmtlY FULFILLED
IPLiberal Terms to the Trade,
AGENTS.-We want Agents in every town
and county in the Country, and to those acting
as such, liberal inducements will be offered.
Please send money by Express, post Office
order or Bank drafts,) to
DE TREY d CO.,
ian 2l-GmJ A. "a Liberty St., N. Y.
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az RUNNING ULCERS AT ONE TINE.
BREAST, THROAT AND FACE
ONE CONTINUOUS SORE.

T .HoRNoR, ESQ, a prominent Lawyer
u. in West Virginia, writes to DR.. Anders as
fullows: 200.
"PARxER9DuRo, W. Va, Dec. Is 1856.
"DR. II. ASDEas--DEAR Sir;
"In reply to your inquiry in regard to my
health | am happy 10 say that ! am now
we'll man, am attending to business, have u
good appetite aud feel that AIN entirely Gu
red aud am Tree TO say that owe my present
health to your Iodine Water
al suffered nearly seven years with scrofula
before was cured. hal 81 Running Ulcers
on me al one time. Nv entire breast, throat,
all under my arms, and all over my jaws up to
my ears, on both sides, was one almost con
tinuous sore. was confined 10 my room over
10 months, aud was decidedly tho poorest oh.
iect that you ever saw ut TIRES different times
the friends we're called IN 10 see roe die,
accidentally saw a notice Of "Dr. Anders' 10.
dine Water" | sent for some, iound it good
and continued TO take il until | was restored
to my usual health, for which feel to thank
God and take courage | am satisfied your
Iodine Water saved my life aud believe it
to be tho great desideratum in medicine.
have resumed the practice OF law 10 several
counties in this section. aud Il You will send
me some of your circulars shall take pleasure
in distributing them aud oalliug the attention
of physicians to your medicine wherever 60
Anything can do for you will be cheortull!y
done. You are at liberty 10 use my name IN
any way that it may be useful to the afflicted,
w uOpNORn
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How THE CAVALIERS TREArED THEIR
WomEN-An old Virginia history says:
cat grand assembly held in James
Cittie, in the year 1916, were passed 10
the glOrio of Almighty God, and tho
publque good Of this his M'jsstic's
colonio Of Virginia" Among them was
the following entitled; "Women causing
sc0udalous suits 10 DO ucked--Wheteas
oftoutimcs many babbling women often
Islander and scandalize their neighborS,
for which their poor husbands are often
brought into ohargeable and vcxations
suits and cost in great damages, Be il
therefore enacted by the authority sforo'
said, after Judgement passed for tho
damage, the women shall be punished
by duckings, and if the SANDER be SO
enormous as to be adialgod OF greater
damOge than Eve hundred pounds of
tobacco, then tho women to suffer a
ducking for each Eve pounds of tobacco
so adjudged against the husband, i! he
refuses to pay tho tobacco"
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ThOm wo left alouo in his glory.

Qua New CITIZENS IN RussrANA. DIR.
Hayes, tho distinguished voyagcr, in a
recon, lecture, gave description of tho
Esquimuux who inhabit the territory Of
Rusaiano:
They believe in a future state, good
and bad spirit, heaven and holl TEa
abode of happiness they consider green
island, where no Joe is, and there is
plenty to cal and nothing to do. Tho
place Of punishment isabout the reverse.
The evil spirit is said TO DO the good
spirits wife. She lives undcr the ~ator,
and has power to oall down tho seals
and wAlrussos whom she is angry; go Ihe
E,quimaux try TO propitia'c hOr by
throwing salt meat into the water, think
ing il she is we'll fed she will be good
naturcd. They were described as a
peaceAbls. well disposed people, descrv-
ing ofsympnthy, but rapidly dying out
from the increased severity of the eli.
male, Dr., Hayes thinks that ouO or two
generations moro will see their cxlinc
ton. This scEers to those in the uotlh'
ern portion of Greenland. In the south.
ern part they are more civilized, quite
christianized, and lead useful lives by
hunting, selling furs, &C., 10 the Euro.
pean traders.
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ST. JOHNS, MICH, Sept. "a, 1866

On. A. j. WIaGlNs, Dear Sir:
1t affords me great pleasure in recommend.
ing your Justly celebrated PILE PILLS to the
suffering world as they certainly do work
wonders. The box that procured of you was
not one. quarter used when found myself ca.
tiroy cured of one Of the worst cases Of bleed
ing piles. have many friends who can give
Gattering certificates of the worst cases cured
by the use of your pills. might say much
in praise of your pills; but the trial of one box
by any one afflicted in this way, will make
them stronger in the belief Of what l have al
ready said, Yours,
GEORGE S. CoRBIT,
Hardware Merchant.
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PELEOUBET oRGA N S
AND MELoDEoNs,
Unanimously awarded the First Prize, Gold
Medal,
GAS the BEST CABINET ORGANS"

American Institute, New York, Oct, IS.
DEING pronounced superior in QUALITY
ID Power aud VARIETY or Tons, and in
number Of combinations.
Gas the best instruments Of America were
there contendng, whichever Won the battle
would have nothing left to conquer"-[ Amer
lean Art Journal, (edited by well known
musical critic
They have also taken the first premium
wherever exhibited this season1
PEDAL ORGANS, one, two and three
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Without pedals, single and double bank in
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They are put up in cases of solid Walnut fan.
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A large assortment constantly on baud at
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Manufacturers, No. SAL, Broadway, New York
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DETROIT, September 8, 1865.
MEssRs u. WIdGlNs D. Co., Gentlemen
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A. J. WlGGNs Il Co, Gentlemen:
As much is said Of the treatment of Piles,
would like to give the public the benefit of my
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At last I was induced to try some of Dr. A. j.,
Virgins PIE Puts. gave then, thorough
trial and have been cured. think tkey are
the only sure cure for the Piles. would ad.
wise those that are troubled in that way TO try
them. Your obedient servant,
W. p BURROUGHS,
Clothing Merchant.
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Dr. II. Anlcr,s Iudlno Waiter

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April lS-m3.
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A farmer, near Erie, Pa, bought sew
oral barrels Of spoiled SuusagOS Tor tho
purpose of using them u' manure, and
nut link into each hill Of corn, His
corn cumO up the next day by tho hOlP
Of every dog within circle Of five miles
or so.