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Reeeinta Of Produce.

BOSTON-Bark Lincoln-7oO tons ice Crescent
City Ice Co
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Vessels Up, Cleared and Sailed
for New Orleans.

NEW YoEK.
Schooner Ida BirdsaL brdss1-elssrsd Dsc 10
Sehoontr p ia n Jsmeson- cleared Jan -.
schooner LymburDer; oreut.-sle red Jsa 2.
Bark Allen, Bray cleared NSvlA
BOSTON.
ssesm'hip Oriental. sesrscseared Jan a
Schooner H s.ker Cro-slElOsdng Jan 70.
Bark Lincoln, rrott-sailed Jan %
LIVERPOOL.
steamship P1 Pantheon. Bsss.y-IosSns pss1
Sbi1 Arthur. COusiDs-,aliei Jan l.
Ship Belle. Todhunter-s JAMS
Ship Fredsn, Notwithstanding JanL
shp Koch,stsr Oliy-r..siles scots
SIP N MT ISn tEISs ssSSSsarsd Dsc'
SHIP David CstoB, bob assiled Dec y
shO Wm WOoebu y. Wei n.n0s.isd Dec 30
thip COrdeli. King ele.red Dec 20,
Ship Ocean Phantom, McKay-saisd Dee IS.
LONDON.
ship Prince S:S,ss' a:T. n:.sl:'r S.I Ds;
Ship Plotecier, ESroDi-clesred Dec Is
HAVRS
stesmss ip Pantheon, Beesy-ssiled Jan u,
Bark GuspuIcOAsalssisd Dec q.
MrSSENL
Bark Pirandslo, Tstsro-cl~Ared Dec q
ANTWERP.
Bark JupiEer-ssied Dec Is.
MELB1URNE-
chip Marietta, Lapen-ssed Sov IL
CADIz
Bark Fanny Eal r. ds-sai ed Nov H. and ssred from
Gibraltar N0v D. PuT into ct. Iago dc Cuba Jan
Snip Colombo, OvirO-clsared DsOh
GLASGOW.
Ship StAfA, NeAIiistsr-sAiled Dec 10
PALERMO.
Bark Giovanni Batsts Csiglinni-sAilsd Nov e
RIO DE- JsSEIRo.
Brig satinella-szled Nov IS
Brig Polnsett -cissTed Jan y
CARDIFF, WALES
Shin Southern mpi e. Duclas-.slled Jsnl
PSre FdMiD. r Bn nee, jan % O'' -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RRAzOss SANTiAGO.
MORGAN LINE U. s. NAIL sTEASSHIPA
Leaves on SATURDAY. Feb. Is. stsrE.
EOK BKAzOs sANTGAGO-ylA CALVES
ton. Yesily-Ths steamship
ATner,
j. Il. WILSON, Commander,
VIII leave above from her wharf Of ST. Joseph street.
connecting Galveston with the Tartar for BraEOs
Santiago. Freight Agnes for BraIos Santiago will be
reshiIped at Galveston.
Fer height or passage sppy to
CHAS A WHITNEY 4 co, Agents,
FB-No frs1ht received without an order from the once
GALVESTON
MOAGAR LINE .. g. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
EH8E GALVESTON AND IEDIAEOLA-THE
following IRON ovprsasurs steamships form this
line:
". 9 Hewes.....I. a. northumberland.
1t. gHes.......... kaarsa.
Clinton. Tartar .EatasO rda.
SosephIDe-nOv building.
The Steamship Crescent,
J. W. HAWTHORNE, Commander,
VIII SAL on SATURDAY. Feorus-y 18th, at
Fer fressh, OF passage apply e
CHAS. A. WHITNEY h co. Agent
50 and 81 Camp street
TIE Steamship CLINTON viii succeed the CRESCENT
and IL on WEDNESDAY, February 18th.
EOR TEXAs...........-.....F TEXAS.
INSIDE BERwICK's BAY ROUTE,
NEW ORLEANS oPBLoUs As AND GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD.
Passengers take the Ferry Roz spposs jackson Square
SAIUHDAYS. SGNDANS. TUESDAYS and TIL Rs
DAYS TX o'clock NJ, and the train leaving the Agers
Depot At A arrivipg At Rrahesr CRY II taking
the Morgan Line Steamships At Brasnear for Galveston.
MntagOrdn.. ................CAPrAITJ. ATKINSON
SATURDAYS AND TUESDAYS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. J. N. LEWIS
SUNDAYS AND FaURSDAYS
Tickets to had until o'clock
EVFRY DAH Sundays excepted the Office OF the Ope
cus-s Railroad Cemusny, No. % Cana street, at the
@. w. BAYhEY. Superintendent.
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Receipts by RailrsaSs.

N. o., O. & @. W. r. R.-Feb IA bales cot
ton DupTe & Grevemberg-3 do L Grande &co-2
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ITO sHIPPFrs OF FRVIGHT on T7g
4 ALABAMA RlVER-Fhs A0BILs TRADE CON
PANY are new ruHsinE DAILY Line Of Nm
her One Freight and Passenger Rsats Aisbs N
River, leaving Mobile EVFhN EVESING o'oisck
the SATURDAY end WEDN sSDAY Packst- sxteading
heir ps Wetuunka Freght leaving New Orsaas en
THURSDAYS FRIDAYS and TUESDAYS will DO put
through 70 wetsmpks vi heut detention.
sIkEOFr ADAMS Agents, IS Commercial Plscs.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

c. DE FFRIFT sells at II O'Clock A. At - Bienvill
street furniture and Bohemian ware; also At lt15
Of tfaatin ami EsplsBads st Gets, urni
ture, empty bottles
HOEr9OnBKI BbOS a co. sell, ~ IL O'Clock, At thsi
Auction Mart, 81 Camp furniture, etc also, =
II O'Clock NJ. r. Liners Stable, on Graysr street.
bors.s. mules, etc.
A. DUCHIRON sells At II O'Clock A. 10 Tchoupitoulas
and lONew Ley,e strses. groce les, liquors, etc
RS- rec advertisements on and third pages.
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KoUNs's THROUGH LINE.
VICHKsBURG.

LEAVES EVERY TUESDAY ArsPu
VICE. sBU re, NATCHFZ AND NEW ORLKAES
' Regular Tuesday U. 4. Nail Packet
H. Il. Lee, .
JNo. ". CANNON, N<tsr
will leave above for Vicksbsrg Matches Grand Gu
ney st Joseph Waterproof Fet Adams Bayou Sara B.tsa
Rouge DonA dsonville, snd IN intern dists l.ndn
The r. p. will tai freight and passengers for Yssoo
river, with iVlezs Of reshipplsg at VicksbHrE.
For freight passage having unsurpassed accomn dsdOnA
Apply on board or 20
GEO ID. HITE, gent. II Tchoupltoulas q.
BRITTON Co, Frsnt street
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WATERING PLACES.

FOB WATERING PLACES MORGAN LINB q. 3
Mail Steamer
TON RAN ST. LOUIS, PASS OHNTsTIAN,
Il Mississippi City, biloxi. Ocean springs and PascaEouA
WINTER ARRAEGEMNt t.
The AVID -irgaNt low prassare iron
Capt JOE Waikiki, viii tps
follows arrival fPOnchArtraH Railroad
On TUESDAYS tsa arrival Of 80 3 a. train.
On RATURDAYS. arrival Of II H. trAn-On this tFtp
seir te Passes goula-
Returning, viii lesvs oc-an Springs MONDAY and FIJI
DAY fvesinss: Paseakotla svsry MON DAY
The shsve will he rsFal.ry snl-s snted
Sad westher or wsi-r fzrtha- Information a3.y %
OHAS WHITNEY a %, Agents,
50 and 50 Csr-p st-sst
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garine SnteIIigenfs.
CIssrso Yesterday

CEHscErT OFFICE, No. - OAaP 6rKEEf,
Saturday, February Is. lies.
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NO. STEAMSHIP OMPANY.
CHABTER
CHARTER

CHAHTrK '''''''.'',.'''.''''''' CHI AFTER
or TIE
NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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vICKsBURG.


Leaves every TUESDAY, az p.
EOR VICKsBURG, GRAED GULF, RODNEY,
NstehsI Fort Adams, Bayou Sara BAtoa Rouge sld all
intermediate lAndingsThe new elegant passenger packet
Gov. Allen,
". B. RICHARDSON, Master,
wiz commences her regular trips MONDAY EVENING.
the lh inst leaving New Orleans every Monday evssing a.
SEE. FOR freight Ssstsge p ly on board to
sINHoTr A ADAMS, IS Commercial PIics
Ps-The steamer Gov Allen comets at Yieksburg with
Cslumst for IsEoo River and Myrtle for sunaowo
sivr through bills Of adnz for all points the
The Allen but expressly for the trade, and
will eman the entire twelve months In the yesr.
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Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, at ST..
ENOR VTrKsHUFG3. GRAND GULF, RODNEY
hatcher Fort Adams Bayou and ali informed
landngThe steamer "a agest4, Captain T. r. sathsrs.
Sam Ayes clerk, Will eOamencr her regular trips Saturdb
evening the sh in leaving New Orleans every Saturday
evening, at s oc ock.
sINEOTT ADAMS, Is Commercial Place
sssmer Magenta Vcksbure Nth the sesn-r
Countess for Ysxeo River, and Wih the yale
sanfOWer River.
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OHIO RIVER.
RED RIVER.

REGULAR SH HEvEPORT AND NEW ORLEANS
sEhLWEEKLY LINE or PACKETS
Leave every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY atBP.H
TOR sRREvrPOKT, LOGGY BAYOU, OR AND
Bsyoa. Con, hstta Campte, GTA-d ksore. S. Maarce
Cotile, Alex ndria Eoraus, Barbins aud al mediate
lsndi gS-1he nne PASSENGER tteamers Bart Able, ".
a. Harrison, master, Wn. Cubsrtson, clerk; -. y.
HOdge 10. 2, p. G. Montgomery, y. v Cellos,
clerk kattonai. John Smoker, master Richard SnnOtI
eleIk, will leave as follows:
National. Bart Al BILE. u. y. II adge
No. e.
Thurtdsy. Feb. s. Saturday, Feb g. Wednesday FEB u
Saturday Feb Is ednesday FEB IS SATURDAY. FeA. u
Wednesday, Feb 26 saturday, Fab % wednessAy Mich
Satur ay, march, Wednesday, Mich H. saturday. "a
Wednesday, .. Is isaturiav, q. 81 Wednesday, o.. IS
Saturday, . q Wednesday, April l. Saturday, April 4.
Tie tbove steamers Shreveport with the No.
Early Bro for Jefferson and will leave pOtvey
schedule time For freight passage Fly board.
orto SENOTf ADAMS, IS Commercial Place.
GEO. d. HITE, Agent, II Tchouptouss st.
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COAST.
LAFoURCHE AND COAST PACKET-INDEPENDENT
LINE.
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY MsPz
EO1 BAYOU LAFOU 6CHE AND ALL IN
tsrmediate landings on the Coast-fhe No. pss-sn
packet Victory, Jos Dzferes Muster r A Dast and
John Ds feTes olers will e above Returning down
the Coast every sunday and Wednesday in Daylight For
freight passage apply on board
The Victory will freight for Terrebonne connecting
Lock port with fatbOAts
BAYOU SARA PACKET COMPANY.
EOR BAYOU SARA AND ALL INTERNEDI
- ste landings
steamer GafOurche......V. B. BARANCo, Mater.
WBDNBsDAYS....... ...5P.L
For Freight Passage apply board the Office Of the
Company, No. lis CommOs street
A. q. GODDTv. President
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BALTIMo h E---HAV A.
FOX BALTIAOkE AEn HAVANA.
fHE HEw ORLEANS, BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR SEEIhoETHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
LIBERTY......l7e9 .Thos Balm, Commander.
CARRYING UNITED STATES HALLS
FIRsT CABIN:
rhroAeh Tickets New York. SEQ.
CoR BALTIMORE AHD HAVANA,
TOUCHING AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid aAss Steamship
Liberty,
THOS. A Balm, Copamardsr.
VIII leave As above. On TUESDAY, February 25.h 81
O'Clock p. n.
For freight passage having unsurpassed
HOrs, apply te wITHERsPooE, HALsEY CO., Agents.
10 Carondelet street.
B-No bills Of lsding bat those Company Will
signed Psrn for freight must be procured from this
Jhies No freight Fer Havsns taken aftsT II o'clock
day Of sailing
She CTPA, Can't Dukshart. will follow,
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REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Leaves every SATURDAY, at SEE
LNOR GRAND ECeRE, ST. MAURICE MONT
eomery, (wn take freight for ell landings Bon
Des) Cole, Alexandria BOrmans Bsrbins and ali inter
mediate landings ( take for Shreveport Aad inter-
mediate landings, reshpppg at AsIandriA)-TAs nsw
magnificent sidswhsel passenger steamer
%. MiehsIas.
JOHN DowrT. Master.
Lou. Clayton and 7. J. Dowty, Clerks,
VIII leave above Fer freight apply board
70 WINBURN LORD ~ GraVer stresG
JOYCK STAFFORD, y UnitD street
The ST Nshelss will take freight with
Coast Landings high the mouth OF River clerk
will be en- he landing to receive freight Thursday
morning.
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TOWB0ATS
Nav ORLEANS IowBOAT ASSOCIATION.
THE UNDFgsTpNED. wISHIN3 TO ESTAB
li-h .eutahe and unto rate o. TOvsge. and fer
greater fsctes the slipping e-ng AID leaving this
port, have combined the FOL owing ] ogoosts:
ECLIPSE LINE
Switzerland, Leyisthaa, Gladiator aud
Perry.
HARRY WRIGHT LTNR
Harry Wright and sentIRel.
FLIFE.
Achilles, Thos. a. Morgan, Equator. Wa
bah, Norman, Republic, Tocumseh
MIcscO and Reliance.
The number AVID power TIE above assycated Line OF
IL that detention will occar, either
NC - PETER MACY, Eclipse Line
SCHNEIDER ZUBEzB ER,
Hzr-v Wris ht Line
EDWARD YORKE Co., Y Lima
Associated Ofee, s. CsroBdslet street up stairs.
], @. NOR ROSS
CHASL FIIZENRITBR.
Ts-ae Agents.
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CENTR AL AMERICA
HONDURAS
BELIZE BRITISH HONDURAS
UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE BELIZE GOVERN
MENf.
70 sail thu FOURTH SATURDAY Of Every Month,
Commencing Saturday, Dec. % ats O'Clock
LOB Il BELIZE, BRITISH HONDURAS.
The United States mail steamship
Trade Wind,
J. 7 WoRRILL, Commander.
For freight passage apply to
BROOKS, MACDONALD a co Agents,
50 Csrondsst street.
TIE TRArE WIND with the Enterprise
for Ssnto TonA- Ouea. Ysabel.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, }
sTArE or LOUISIANA, CIrr or NEW ORLEANS. }

Be Known, That this eighth day Of February, In the
Of Lord thousand hundred sd xtyeRh
sud OF the independence OF the United States ths
niuetysecond. before Edward Ivy, nnt.y pubic.
N and The CITY and Paish Of New Or.
leAus, State Of Leuisisna Aforesaid, duly
sion ed sworn, personally aud thu
parties kersinaTfr named undersignsd who
deearcs hat avanR them Of the provisions
of The ~ Louisiana relative TIE orgznza
OF pursOn in this state they have aud
sgresd and do BY hess cav~nsnt sgrs-
Themselves and those whom they Form them
selv into constitute for tbs objects and
purpos's snd under he stpuiaon regulations AID 0bsa
tons following, tO-Nit
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PAIL, LYONS a CO..
Cw. BALL. l. II. LYONS ". Il. DAsHIELL)
Who'll ESALE AND TAIL
DRUGGISTS,
NOS. A2 AND 40 CAMP STREET. AND lis AND
III GRAvIER STREET.
NEW o2LEANs
Physicians snd Plsntsrs visiting the city mskeher pur
chsses call end examine very large stock ofFresh and
Reliable Drugs. Medcines Chemicals, Patent Medicines
Paints Oils vsrsishes, Brushes. Perumery, Cosmetics
Fancy Gods Soaps Surgical Instruments Meical Saddle
Pegs Pocket Cases Medicine Chests Trusses Supporters
Combs Toilet Sets endless variety OF Articles for the
Toilet Druggists sundries Window Glsss and all desorip
hons Of Glassware.
Pure Liquors. Wines. Aies aud POrters.
Selected expressly for medicinal purposes and guaranteed
be the best
Psr attention to the compromising and dispensing
Physicians Prescriptions Competent and reliable parties
be in attendance in this branch Of business day and
night
We to give customers Sstisaeton both
prices and qualities Of goods
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.Spetial Aotires.

MEDICAL INNS FOR TUE FALL
lh# smi-anuual shaking in the Fever and
Asug aistrigts hts ltaau, Tbs toss Of these Au'
tumn nights and maruugs are surcharged with
the elements u Intermittent aud bilious remit'
tent ttyers, and, unfortunately, two-thirls Of the
community arg just in the condition to be disas-
trously affected By them, Those Who have been
prudent enough to iortig themselves during the
summer with that powerful and inttlible yege-
table inyiroraut lEa.tettrr's stomach httef 3
are tare-umol saltst malaria and have nothing
10 tear. HUT health is the last thing too many
think about. In the pursuit OF gain az pleasure
the blessing, without which wealth Is dress and
enjoyment impossible, is neglected.
BETTER late than never is a cansolatory proverb,
however, aud an Who bepln 70 teel the premoni-
tory symptoms Of any ot the epldemies which are
yneeulerea ~ the malaria u Autumn, should
imna di1tgly resort 10 the great antidute Of the
age, \ few 2pes, Of the Mtters Will break up
the elllls and prevent their recurrence, In every
Ftgson where ntetmittents prevail this purest
.ul hest II an vegetable tonics is indispensable,
On an au,i.bilious Preparations known 1t is the
NEST objective and harmless, II does not stimu-
late the liver violently, ike the mineral ssliyants,
hut tones, rrnoyates and regulates the organ
without creating any general disturbance Of the
system or oniaillnB any reaction. The Mtters
re essentially . household specific, and should
he always within reach as the very best means Of
preventing aud checking bilious attacks and in
tprmilfent levers.
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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE F..
ii--' - "
or F-pRESFRy ALTON.

tK StIf-IRESERN AIlON.
\ new medical book, the best in the world,
written by Or. \, Ii. Hayes, who has had more
experience in dealing with diseases treated upon
IN tins book than any other living physician. 1t
treats upon the Of YOUTH premature decline
OF manhood, seminal weakness and all diseases
and abuses Of the generatiye organs. 1t contains
500 pages bound cloth, illustrated with beauti-
full tngravings.
This is no quack doctors cheap advertising
pamphlet, but 4 truly scientific and popular
treatise by one Of the must learned and popular
physicians OF the day. Ii the young and middle
aged would avoid mental depression, all nervous
diseases premature decay and death, let them
rad ur. Hayes popular medical work entitled
The Science Of Life. Medical and Surgical
Journal.
Sent by mail, securely sealed, on receipt of price,
only 81 in extra Morocco, e.. Address the
author, No. Bultineh street, Boston opposite the
Revere House.
n. DIR. II. can always be consulted in the
strictest confidence. InYiolable secresy and GER
tam relief. may9d&wly
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Railroads,
-sl Miles Of the UNION PACI-
~ TIC RAILROAD are now flushed

An Miles Ol the lNlbN iACl-
Wv TIC RAILROAD are now finished
and in operation, Although th,s mad is butt
with great npllity, the work i thoroughly done,
and is pronounced BY the United States Commits
aoners TO b trst,elass IN every inspect, before 1t
is accepted, and before any bonds can be issued
upon 1t.
Rapdity and excellence ol construction have
been secured by complete division u labor, and
by distributing the twenty thousand men EN-
ployed along the line for long distances a once,
II is now probable that the whole line TO the Ia
ciac will be completed in 1853.
4 The Company have ample means Of which the
/ Government Grants the right Of way, and all
necessary timber and other materials tuund along
the line Of It's operations also l2soo aercs ii land
I to the mile, taken in alternate sections on each
side Of is road also United States Thrty-year
| Bonds, amounting to nom $4,000 10 $4,000 pr
mule, according TO the difficulties 10 be surmuunt.
/ ell on the various sections 10 b built, ion which
/ il takes second mortgage as security, and it Is
expected that not only the interest, but tho pT,n-
eipad amount may be paid in services rendered by
the Company in transporting troops, mails, sc.
| The earnings u the Union Pacific Rallrual,
/ from its Way or Local business only, during the
year ending June seth, 1865, amounted to over
FOUR MILLION DOLLARS,
which, after paying all expenses was much NOW
than sufficient 10 pay the interest upon is Bonds,
4 These earnings are no indication Of the vast
/ through Traffic that mus, follow the opening OF
/ the line 10 the Pacific, hut they certainly prove
that First Mortgage Bonds upon such property,
costing nearly three times their amount, are en-
1 tirely SECURE
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State Convention al SpiritItaIi>ts.
DANDY, =
MORNING. SESSION.


Danny. sent. &
......... .......
''''', Nv a''
Al hhe ANA iaii O'Clock Tho meeIih
was opened with a sony Ivy Mrs Manches
ter.
Af,,r. c.,r r,.,.,,rl.l.,. < Rho, fl
~ ~. ~
H''' 10y 80 WINS '' ''''' ''.' anu "'"''
on the constitution adopted last evening
a committee 10 nominate officers to serv
underline organization v,4 decided ,,rn
,,,l ,lair ,1..,:.,,, NH, H., It'll "a.
s,.,.. ,r
~ "''''''''N '''' '''' ''''''''@ asS>''''
DIR, Elijah Holden of Clarendon spok,
Of his intention Of getting. through spiri
artist a ni,r,,ro. al which, tl.t fill. should
-. =. ~. 49,, -. = t..t..-
' ''' ''S. '''' 81 Nu''.'''''
Lincoln before ms Assa>~inat'as' LIN
coin often consulted mediums on thu
great .opics Of the dav. and the last in
stance ii !, would H. ,ho .n,;cr, g ~,
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TERMS TO AGENTS.


Certificates giving q complete description Of
articles 20 bt sold tur nnu Dollar, Will bu sold AT
the rate OF TIN CENTS each,
FOR y CLUB OF THIRTY, and $500,
The Person sending II can have their choice Of tho
following ARTICLES their commission. 20 yanls
cotton cloth, Harms Cloth Pants Pattern, speu,
did Bowie hnlte Lancaster quit, Engraved Sll-
yer spoon Holder, fau Ladies extra quality
Cloth Boots, PRINT dress Pattern, Mursted
breakfast shawl, NMte Lluen Table 1luth, SIT
OF steel, hladcd KNIVES ami FORKS, set Of Silver
Plated EorAs, Embossed Table spread, Elegant
Engraved SILVER Plated Gold llngd Gublct Alo-
hn and Bow, Fancy Dress Pattern. Elegant silk
Beaded llgasul, lu1.pletne Morocco Photograph
Album, elegant IVORY handled spauglta silk / an,
one dozen iAfge size l.lnen Towels, Fancy Hal
moral skirt, LaIlra' Morocco shopping Bag
honeycomo 0ullt, alhainbIa cunt, Ladies
Splendid Square Woo! shawl, Ladies solid Gold
{ alltornla Diamond King tents Ilan or In.
graNed Gold klng 10 eal,ts nne, LADIES' sulll
Black Walnut Writing Desk, Ladies, Fancy
Black Walnut Work Box, Cottage Clock one
dozen Ladies Linen H'dkerelnvis, extra quality,
o. one dozen Gents Linen Handkprchlsts.
FOR y CLUB OF SIXTY, and 5000.
One OF the following articles % yards shpetiu,
Harms cloth pants and vest pattern, par houy-
comb quilts, cylinder watch double barnet rltlp
pistol, fancy cashmere dress pattern lhIl..t
shawl, three yards double width waterprooi
gloaking, tour yards Wool irutkln4 set u lac,
curtains ladies' double wool shawl, silver nj ted
card basket, splendid engraved SILVER lee pitcher,
engraved SILVER plated teapot, lou-pioiur, Turkey
morocco photograph albums, Lancaster luIl, Al.
plCca dress pattern, engraved SILVER plated SIN
bottled revolving CASTOR PAR gruts' calf hoots,
splendid baimurd skirt, set OF IVORY handled
knives, with SILVER plated forks, Rosewood fftup
brass alarm clock palr u all wool blankets splpu-
did beaded and lined silk paras0i, ladies spleuun!
morocco uaEr.ihS bag, pair VI AlAambrA quits,
thlrty yards PRINT OF a Marsaillcs quilt
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Family Physician, New Edition, much enlarged,
90 pages, with most valuable additions, sent free
to any address. Write to DIR. 8. s. Fitch, III
Broadway, New York. DR.. S. S. Fitch will be at
p fremont street, Boston, Wednesday and
Thursiay, July y and %, and every second
wednesday and Thursday after. All consulta-
items iree. Junesdly
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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER Hi 1seS

MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 18th, 1865.
Prof s. A. KING of Boston, the renowned Acr.
onaut, will make a grand public balloon ascension
from this village, at the above time with his ar4g,
and elegant silk balloon "Gen. Grant,
The entire exhibition, process of initiation, Sc
will be open and free to the public, the fund. ne.
cessary to cover the whole expense having been
most literally furnished by large number ii our
leading citizens.
The spacious lot at the corner Of Court and
West streets has been selected as the place Of in
fation and ascension, where it is supposed that
from twenty TO forty thousand persons will wit
ness this rare entertainment.
The entire mornlng will be devoted to the in
fiation and preparation for the Aerial VOYAGE
The gas to be used will be furnished BY the Riit
land Gas Company, requiring amount equal
to the whole capacity of their works
AT noon the precise time Of ascension will be
announced previous TO which a number Of bal
looms OF fantastic shape will be sent up, to show
the direction OF the wind. The balloon Will be
enclosed by rope ring, and the public are re-
specttully requested to ooserve the bounds thus
made.
Should the weather prove unfavorable the as
cension will be postponed until the next fair day.
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IMrrRE nInnn MAkES sIrk

The bowels may he costi'e or some organ does
is work weakly. From causes ike these gases
and rummy substances occur which poison the
blood, the porFrttion may he checked the
fat may t so chilled that their fetil exhalations
,ge thrown back upon the blood. Here Is cause
Tor raius tevers, mhalnmations. In these cases
Br'ulrrth's Pills are worth more than gold. Five
OF siN cure at once. Remember they cure by at
mee removing from the lody those matters
which sLsoo the blood and make NJ sick. These
celebrated pills should be in the house ready.
Net D." Il, Bran resh," IN white letters on the
tayettnent stamp. Principal office Brandreth
House, New iosh. soda by al druggists.
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