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Is in receipt Of an Important official document
signed b. the Prof. s)Is Of tie Medical
College of Dreslau, Prussia. cmbodyiug
the rcsuI. Of an anay Sis OF
RADWAYS REGULATING FILLS
"The Facu'ty Of the Col}otn state in their
report that after q carctM and pr0ndr CTfmo1-
tioa they have the honor to state that ' the
pills are no. only free from Cyary substance
Injurious to health but ave composed wholly ot
substances ana elements promouEe Of digestion,
and certain at the same time 10 act Etyorahiy
upon the nervous system, &c, &c. They
state, further, That tie injurious ruInors set
afoat by the Prus5ian apothc ,lrcs originated
"in mean spirit Of trade Jealousy cEc.ted by
the great celebrity attained by the Pills within
a very brief period"
Signed on behalf Of the College
DIR. PHIL. THEOBALD WERNER
Director Of The PoStcin1 byesm
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Price, rs Gents.
On. z 40 w Az

HIGH ENDORSEMENT FROM THE MEDI-
CAL COLLEGE OF PRUSSIA.
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0, ]. DIMlCK,

DEAL ESTATE AND LAND AGENT, OF
II foe in Livery Building, Washington street
tuch Island. III.
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DEADER, CHOOSE BETWEEN A VIGOR
IL ous age or an untmely death. Oh, how
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MUSIC LESSONS,

TIVE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS sERvI.
l. ces as an Instructor Of Music, upon the
Piano and other musical instruments, either at
his residence, west end Of Eggleston's Row, or
at the residence OF pupils.
Pianos tuned and instruments repaired.
VIM. BABCoCK.
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LOWEST CASH PRICES!
Brass and Iron Work,
@ @S FITTING
AND
S TE a vi PIP 6 s

LEVEE, NEAR FERRY LANDING.
The subscriber, at his shop On the Lovee, near
Woltmans, invites the attention Of his friends
nd the public generally to his large and comp lete
stock Of Brass and Iron Goods, such as Stean
Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups
Beer Cocks, Pumps, Gas and Steam Pipe .oi all
sizes, Zine BabJitt Metal, etc. etc.
Steam and Gas work promptly attended to anE
put up in workmaullke manner.
Gas fixtures Of all kinds lor sale
Gas htters supplied.
lie has screw cutting machine, which cuts
screws upon gas and steam pipe from OF an
lLch to inches-the largest machine west Of
Chic ego.
JACOB RILEY.
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much misery and sickness
would have been spared
me had ! but read this be
fore Just published.
Third edition. Price 25
cents. The Mirror 9
Youth, or the Mysteries
of Sexual Intercourse. By
DR.. j. Lubareh, Practieing
Physician, No. l43 South
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CnRISTApORO,S MAIR DYE.

Is STAPLE OF THE TOILET.
ltis in demand wherever personal blemisho
are considered Of sufficient consequence to be re
mrypl
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TRUE COMFORT FOR THE AGED AND
OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH CosTlVE-
NESS AND PARALYSIS OF THE BOW

ONE TO THREE OF RADWAY's PILLS
once in y hours will secure regular cyacuations
from tho bowels Persons who for 20 years
have not enjoyed natural stool and have been
comnolled tu use Dyecttts, have been cured by
q cw doses Of Railways Pills,
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sAWrgLR ALLEN. JANIS W. slMOEsO
ALLEN & SINONS0N.

4 TT0RNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
"A LAW, Rock Island, H. Office in Bufori's
Block.
s,p23dly,
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From and after May lIth, 1865, Trains
will lcaye in connection with all Western lines, rs
follows:
From Dynbirk oud Salamanca hy New York
imefrom Union Dcpots:
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COAL.

ID MIDDLETON & CO., DEALERS I'm
ID HAKLEIHH LEHIGH and EAGLg VEIN
GOAL Kept dry under cover Prepared expressly
for family use Yard, No. l225 WASHINGGQM
Avenue, Ohice No, hl4 WALNUT Street ~
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SUMMER RESORTS.

T oRETTO SPRINGS, on THE ALLEGHENY
- MOUNTAINS, NEAR ericsson, PA.
The public are Informed that the
LoBETTo SPRINGS, NOW OPEN
under the supervision of JOHN MCINTOSH, will
RECEIVE 30 ARDERS
The balance OF the for Twelve Dollars per
week.
Mr.. r. A GIBBONs. the owner OF the HI otel assure (,
sHleuus ana the pub lie that ne will use every efOr
ln make them CunltuTt able
VI hcrs viii leave by II T. NJ train arriving a.
khylore station near Cresson, at O'Clock A. NJ, the
tulowiDR morning.
CCnimu nuou Tick cts will be issued by the Penn.
JoH MCINTOSH
1d lZtF Proprietor.
RkOWN's MILLS BOARDING HOUSE.
Originally kept by the BROWN FAMILY is now
open for the reception Cf permanent and transient
BOAFDFRS.
Tie beautiful AXE, III boats thereon. the nshln
the bathing, the delightful medicated Miuera
Springs, the renovatlng pine breeze, the promenad
ing IN the splendid groves Of lofty pines all contr
bite TO make The place health ful for invalds and de
lightiul for those seeking comfort snd pleasure.
Passengers take tine o'clock boat foot of Market
street wharf, to Camden, thence by by the way
OF Moorestown Mount Holly. Pembc rton to wrlghts
town, whore stages will be In readiness TO convey
passeng gers to Browns Mills.
THOMAS sCATTERGOOD,
Proprietor OF Boarding House.
JOHN HORNER,
20 wf4w Proprietor of Stages
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HOratiO Seymour a Statesman.
he ". Y. World.

IRON the ". Y. World.
The Cincinnati Commercial makes this con-
fession of ignorance, and sceptical appeal for
information:-
1--WE must repeat our call upon Democratic
speakers and newspapers for evidence of Gov
einor Seymour's statesmanship. What has he
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GAS FIXTURES.

JOHN WEAVER. J SELLERS PENNoCIl.
Wy cav E r q p f N N o X q,
w PLUMBERS, GAS AND STEAM FILTERS,
No. 81 NORTH SEVENTH STREET
Philadelphia
Country Seats htt mp with Gas snd Wa er Ia first
class style. AnassOrtment OF ,ass and Iron Lift and
Force Pumps constantly on hand
LEAD BURNING AND CHEMICAL PLUMBING.
N. B.-Wa er Wheels supplied to the trade ana
others at reasonable prices 78l I'm
~ a S + x U r S.
VI MISkES, MERRILL d THACKARA
No, 7lo OHES SUT Street,
manufacturers OF Gas Fixtures, Lamps sUC' e..
Wonld call the attention OF the public TO their large a.
elegant assortment OF Gas Ohandeers, Peno ant
Brackets, etc. They also Introduce gEB pipes I'M
dwellings and public buildings and attend ~ exten
ing altering, and repairing gRs-plpae -,
All work warranted. IN
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MILLINERY.
N r S. r. DILLON,
NOS. s2a AND sss sOU1

NOS. 82a AND B33 SOUTH sThEEl'
Has large assortment OF
MILLINERY,
Ladies', Misses, and Childrens SILK Velvet, Felt
Straw and Fancy Bonnets and Hats OF the lates
styles, Also silks, Velvets, Ribbons, Grapes
Feathers, Flowers, Frames, etc, ETC.. wholesale and
retail sl62
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Among the numerous inexplicable features of
the policy of the Secretary of the Treasury.
none has occasoned more surprise than his re-
cent acts in throwing several millions of new
bonds OH money market already tighter than it
has been for years, and when he has surplus of
some seventy millions of gold in the Treasury.
II had been supposed that the further issue of
bonds had stopped, and that national securi-
ties had finally set out on their final journey
toward par. Is the Administration determined
by sale Of bonds to counteract the argument
arising from the rise of Government credit
attending Grants election. Does it expect to
redeem its own character in history by show
ing that not even the election of Grant could
restore the Government credit Why, with a
full Treasury, are new bonds thrown on the
market, contrary To the Secretary's previous
assurances, and with the evident effect OF de-
pressing Government credit and helping those
who speculate OR the theory that the Govern
mcnt Is and will continue insOlvents
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

branch of that Church being severed from the
State, il is evident they feel that the time is
not distant which shall witness the triumph of
The principle of religious equality in England.
The fight goes bravely on. Disraeli shows
himself to DO possessed of pluck; lie is fertile
in resources and expedients, and his followers
are not wanting in zeal and bravery. But
Gladstone has thrown himself into the thick of
the conflict with enthusiastic ardOr, and his sup
porters are ralying nobly around the standard
which he has raised; while the grand figure of
that world renowned champion of Freedom,
John Bright, stands out in bold relief among
the Liberal leaders, and his voice is heard in
clarion tones, urging on the fight To our own
triumph here We hope to add, in a few days,
tho JOY of hearing of the great victory for the
right in the country Of our fathers.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
amnstmtmts. &c.


AIIrMAN1A HALI-Ths Afternoon at p Eai'n
sad Man" Prof Bohie -,
Rpo,pWAY 1uFATFH-This Afternoon at IL ana
pyeuiug at 6-"1he TioketOflesse Mao MI anu 'i'S
RRy,NT's NEW MINSTREL Hall. Tammany Bnla-
T. sopsmbas the Midnight Bender" BDsu's hns'e's
EUROPEAN Circus, Thirty fourth-st ana 6,oaa .S;1
In ., Robinson Lucille Watson Herr Hcllon. etc
FIy/ IAvE. ART GALLERY.-This Day-Free
K.biH of Jerome ThomPson's Hone sweet nome
Kp,iy e. LIONS MINsTREIs.-No. 72G Broadway.
This Evening at y -" OTphee sur hnicrS"
Nrw-YORK CIRCUS, nth-st.-This Afternoon
. N and Eyeniue s 1.-THE Chuese Festival Corps dc Ballet DIS
pIsy Athletic skill
NEw-YoRK THFATFR.-This Afternoon, and Even
ia Under GssLgh" Mt and Mrs Conway j. n Nor
timer
NIRIos GARDEN-Ths Evening at s." Camille"
Last appearance of Matilda Heron.
OLYMPIC THEATER - This Afternoon at Il, and
Rveping at g." Humpty Dumpty." g. L. Fox
PIXIES OPERA HOUsE--This Afternoon at l. and
Evening at a." LIS Belle Helene" Mile. Tostee.
PUTNAM's Art GALLERY.-1his Day and Evening
Exhibition Of Biersisdrs "Vesuyus"
SAN FRANCIsCO MINsTREIs No. 5S5 Broadway
This BveniuS.-" Barber Brown. or tie PsoIr soper'
THEATRE FRANCAIs. This Afternoon at ], ana aiS
Evening OF II " Geneveve dc Drshaa" Mile Marie
Fcetane snd NJ GRbeL nm, .
WAIIACK's THEATER-1hiS Evening at c. III"
Lancashire Lass" Mr.. J. w. WHlAsk.
Woop's MUSEUM AND METROPOLITAN ~ III lHtSirH. T1%
erosdwaY aud Tbr,ethstTbs Afternoon At a & s"d
Rvesss at a" Iuou the Man at the Wheel" ana Ps ~"
Your Wife to jersey ~
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
,p HOFFMdN'S MIDNIGHT SPEECH

Mr.. John Il. Hoffman assures us that we are
"forgven but not forgotten" This Is the sub
stance of q curious speech which we print III
another column. Mr.. Hoffman is anxious to
support Gen. Grant, and warns the General
that if lie does not rise above party
and abandon the Radical faction - IN
other words, become second Andrew
,Johnson-that he will fall never to rise again."
Furthermore, Mr.. Hoffman assures lis that no
has been the worst abused man in tho canvass,
and that the opposition leaders and journals
have assailed even his personal integrity and
honor. We presume he applies this remark to
THE TRIBUNE. We have one decided
opinion about His Honor" and that wo
have never hesitated to express. 1t is this
Mr.. Hoffman has not been candidate in his
own proper person. He has been the creature
of one of the worst bands of robbers that ever
lived on the plunder of the public treasury.
We do not say this to be offensive to him.
We do not suppose that he in his own proper
person manages the jobs of the City Hall. llo
is merely the hand to sign the warants-thc
ficure-head to do duty on election days-an
ornamental member of the Tammany Society.
The real Governor of New-York, if Mr.. Hoif-
man is permitted by tho Courts to take the
chair will be Peter b. Sweeny and we shall
have in Albany what we have had in New
York for the last two OF three years, Chief
Magistrate the nero tool of TammaDy Hail.
We are willing, however, to express the same
opinion of MIR. Hoffman that he does of Gen.
Grant If he will sever himself from the asso-
Citations which made him Governor aud will
remember that the State of New-fork il COM
posed of somebody else than Peter Il. Sweeny
and Mr.. VIM. NJ. Tweed, and devote himself
to economy and retrenchment and liberal ad-
ministration of public affairs, we shall feel that
he has done good deal to lead us to
forget the past-to justify commendation IN
the future. But we have no connendaton III
advance, and no exuberant confidence IN him.
Instead of being tho choice of the peo-
pie of New.York, which he so boast
fully claims to be, he was elected
Governor by the most Infamous sys-
TEN of fraud that ever disgraced party.
This is also one of the opinions for which wc
are supposed to be forgiven but not forgot
"ten" 1t is at Mr.. Iioflman's service.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

The English Liberals who during the war
sympathiged with our cause as the common
cause of Humanity and Liberty, and denounced
men ike Laird and Roebuck and the Tories in
general for their support OF one OF the most
odious systems of oppression, are naturally
shocked at the intimacy which has sprung up
between these inveterate enemies OF Free Amer
lea and the present ambassador Of the United
States in England Ii is certainly remark
able poeition for The EmbassadOr OF y great
country to have the enemies Of his own coun-
try for friends, and the friends OF his country
for his opponents.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

The French Government must feel greatly
mortified at the continued success Of Nj.
Roehefort's Lantyae. 1t is stated on good
authority that the regular weekly issue is now no
less than 5000 copies. Twenty-Five thousand
are printed in email size, and of these no less
than 10000 enter France, in spite OF the most
stringent police measures. The circulation OF
Tie Lanterne in London is very large. A Ger
man LanterRe has been started III Berlin, n
Spanish in Madrid, and the forthcoming ap-
pearance of an Italian LanterRe is announced.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

The following gentlemen compose the special
committee ordered by the Union League Club,
on Thursday evening, to take into considera-
ton the whole subject Of the frauds by the
issue Of counterfeit naturalization papers. the
registration Of aliens and non-residents as
legal voters, and the polling of illegal votes
by repeaters, with authority to institute and
prosecute any measures connected Herewith
which shall he deemed proper and expedent,
and with authority to solicit subscriptions for
tho purposes above indicated; William Z.
Dodge, Horace Greeley, Moses II. Grinnell,
Isaac sherman, Isaac II. Bailey. Marshall o.
Roberts, John II. White.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

A comparison of the monthly public debt cx-
hibit, published to-day, shows an increase IN
the debt bearing coin interest OF s7423,65o.
The debt bearing currency interest has de-
creased Sl1, ,156,930. The tlrce-year scvcn-uirty
notes have decreased during the month to the
extent of $5s1 900 the maturcd debt has de-
creased $2,6ss,5 the debt bearing no interest
has decreased $39,1s9. Bonds issued TO the Pa
cifc Railroad Company since the 1st OF Octo-
Der have increased $2,580.000. The coin in the
Treasury has increased s6,5i6l3s; the currency
has decreased &2,9OO,9sl, and the total debt,
less cash in the Treasury, has decreased
&7,Jl4,1G8 IL.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

ouiet, fired his pistol into the crowd. AT this
sirnal, the whole body of policemen in Con-
frderate gray rushed upon the negroes, firing
at least hundred shots into the living mass
So eager were the ex-Confederates for the
slaughter, that they shot and killed two OF
their own number. The Republicans with
drew. and let the election go by default. The
only point in the Associated Press story OF the
occurrence for which we could not account
was the shooting of more whites than blacks.
But it seems, after all, that the whites did all
the killing as usual
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Our Savannah correspondent shows that the
disturbance at the polls in that city on elec-
ton day was caused by tho Rebels challenging
all the colored voters on the ground of non.
payment Of taxes, with the design of delaying
and practically preventing the casting Of the
Republican vote. The great crowd Of colorod
men gathered around the Court House became
restive rs the news of tho plot spread among
them, aud policeman. 10y way of restoring
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
MUSIC.
, srw OPERATfC SEASON.

W. are glad to learn that the Academy 1,!.,. ~
Music will soon reopen for short season OF an
under the mana agement OF Mr. Max Marc'a0.. 80 .su
ths fortune, OF his checkered has given moo
srs .a,sscop 10 the public than any Of the osnU
srrfs Who have tempted the dangers Of sbc west 10
Retmrnng from prosperous tour hrousr season
sar The 10Th Of this mouth probably wltn;sons with into
for hs leading attraction Even u is tms sIi shoud fall
thnnsh he has secured Lagrange. aud IN aud
SoIpsny. Including BguT ASsssSs' sssss and Mss M
Others already s'fSos % roSne ard is bis intention 's
give several German performsuees 'ne ''"FF
dou
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

The Prussian finances have not been bene-
fted thus far by the establishment OF the
North German Confederation. While in former
wears the Plussian budget generally showed n
surplus of revenue over expenditures, this
wear the share of Prussia in the deficit of the
North German Confederation amounts TO
9. 600 900 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

rs~ France, Babv Trarelers The P@riS Fash
ions, Remarkable Attempt at Bank EobbeH
Americ0n Bible Society, The Hesse, Darmsiddt
Murder Case, The Earthquakes, TIE Ndfadl1,;a. "a .
Woncy 4rficIc, may be found on he second page !;
the Markets and Shipping Intelligence on nc
Mird Foreign Notes on The sirth, and Reat rs
tate on the screnM page.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
llstu'aDork Dailp Grlbmaae'
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER T. 1853.
TppuS or THE TRIBUNE

rn,rrv, Mail Subscribers. $40 per ennum
DAILY rxpiY tribune. Mail Subscribers. per an
0hN' Five copies or over tS each l6 copies, s rom
WEEKLY TRInuNE Mail Subscrcsrs S nds pei 10 on" na
S,Sss sos: 2l copies TO names Of sn6sa1oets. fSi
81 copies. TO one address $50; oi copies 70
names Of sabscfbrS 700.
DAILY TRIBUNE Csc. Soc. 4Oc., 6oc. ana " per ilne
Sr.nI IWFTKIY TRIBUNE. Is and so cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. g., 81, and 3 per line
According to position In the paper
Terms cash in advance. ~,
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
Some Of the Democratic journals argue tina

Some of the Democratic journals argue that
New-York City cannot have cast many Illegal
ballots, because the vote last Tuesday was only
1 in 8 of the population, while in Vermont il
was 40 high as I In 0.44. Granting that the
proportion In this city was no higher than that
stated (and we believe IL was considerably
higher, il must 10 remembered that very
large part of our population consists OF newly
arrived foreigners, wbllo In such States a. Yer
mont nearly every man ~ years Of age IL n
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Gen. Grant has again told certain inepgessi-
ble spirits at Washington who wish their voices
TO be heard in the vivas to the new king and
their persons TO come prominently into view IN
the illumination of blue lights and Roman can
dies, that he would prefer to he let alone
We should think the General might he under
stood OH this point by this time, and his very
moderate and reasonable request complied with.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
THE TRIBUNE IN EUROPE.

STEVENS BROTHERS, agents for American l.lhia-
rIes No II Henriettsst Covent Garden. London, are
agents for THE TRIBUNE la Great Britain a.,
CARL GERoLD d Co.. Booksellers and publishers slet-
anspta Vienna are agents for THE TRIBUNE IN Austria
A ASHER Co., Booksellers ana Publishers. No ~
Untor den Linden Berlin agents for Tnk TRIBUNE In
Prussia. ..--.., .,.or
The above agents will receive subscriptions ana anVr
tIsements for THY TRIBUNE. and supply copies or the
paper to Americans temporarily in Europe
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

An affair similar to the Memphis piracy
has occurred in Florida. Two thousand stand
of State arms were taken from railroad train,
in which they were being conveyed TO Talla-
hassee, and scattered along the road for sew
eral miles What the Ku-Klux mean by these
freaks of villainous mischief is not at al clear.
Very probably the news OF Grants election has
not vet penetrated the Florida jungles.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

The former Eector of Hesse Cassel having
followed the example Of the ex-king OF
Hanover, and issued violent protest against
the annexation of his States to Prussia. the
Prussian Government has introduced into the
Dict bill coniiscating his property.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

The gain Of an Assemblyman in Richmond
County gives us Republican majority of 20 In
tho lower House and of "a on joint ballot
The Democrats carry all the Ulster Districts,
uasbrouck being elected by 81 majority
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

They have an impeachment case III small
way down in Florida, but Our dispatch on the
subject is so vague, and the ordinary course OF
law and civilization is so indefinite in the South
ern States, that we prefer to wait for a few
days before giving an expression of opinion.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

legal voter Of course, then, the ratio between
tbe votes and the number of the inilaoitahts
oucbt to be very different. But That heavy
fraudulent vote was cast here is not mere con-
;octure. it. is a well known fact.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

WmLErr n. HAWKINS is elected to the
Assembly from Staten Island 10y fire majority,
in spite of Rebel frauds. The Rebels still
claim the district for Decker, bat We hardly
think the Canyassers will refuse certificate
to Mr.. Hawkins
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

John II. Surratt was discharged yesterday,
and the "Sunatt Case ended. The District
Attorneys appeal from the previous decision
of Judge Wylie, dscharging the prisoner. was
dismissed
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

"Oxwlnpy is the title of new monthly hss"Ci ,v Col
4" for tbe Youth Of America conducted p% Ich IN,
Mavue Reid and published by Carleton o, oc%,
first No will be Issued on tho Ist OF 'S'''N'
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Our Congress table of yesterday holds good
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

THE TRIBUNE IN PAGiS.
Ncssrs Bowles Brothers g. Co., No. II Rue
do M Paix are our agents in Paris TO rcccv. subserip
tions and advertisements for TnE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
Ensin,ss notitts.
STERLING SILVER w ARE
and

STERLING SILVER W Aht,
F,xx ELscrROPIATE WARE.
r. 1a, u,xryAcrrEve Of PEovDESoE. r. L. having toe
,.ry.., mandatory Of SOLID smvEGTAEr IN 1hs "o ~ '-
mos, ,uprovd machinery aud employing the 'cos' sheo oo "
ha 10 offer Al uneqne variety Of oeS snd beautiful dessuS Ia DIN
rsR SERVICES, TIA sERvIcss.Aed eve" ""'' 'i'
HOLIDAY aud BRIDAL GIFTS
They offer slso wknown aud uuaed Nickel >er Aeo
Plated Ware in iheF have introduced new patterns oil rare t
, The Solid Silver is guar Of sterling purity by
Aassy The beero-Piate gsAn'tt' u uo sPe''' "
sheffield Ware ,
Orders received the trade only t0 't goods nay he 0oHea
isom responsible dealers eyeUShcre
rat =, YAK aB@ ISL. y H., s...::,.. s,,: s..
GopnAu MAyrracrrrSG Co.
GORHAM ELECTRO PLATE, at prices estab-
r,hed by the Manufacturers
ADAM, PRcs Co. No 20 Johns.SY.
No. 81 PARK-ROw,
SKwYoRK. November :. 1855.
w.s, issue on or before Jauu,ry tie first number Ofs Rural
and F,y Psper-tO be published thereafter Weekly and b, de-
vote. to all that pertains to Country brOade
nvllI no, lie partisan sectsiiSG.
IL viii be called
HkAsTH HcSk
.sd viii he under the general Editorial Ch,g, Of Mr. DOSAD O.
MroHsLL; while its Hone Departments will he subject to
e.. supervision Of MRS STOWE who v also
trbats regularly to ever nuIber
AI.rss corps Of Associate Eo Of bt reputation then special
sspmen has been enlisted support this enteps. snd no labor
.srpAss will be spared make paPsrr subject matter veil
Uu.cn-wortLy Of place every touselod in The land
PETIkyGiLL. BATES Co.,