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New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

are 900 bbls at s5 45as23 for New Mess regular, and
s3 s23 37k for City do IN small lots Tor future de-
livery sales OF 500 bbls Mess seller last haf OF March,
at s3 6t Beef Is dull but steady sales Vi lsy dds at
s1gas92 for Extra do Tierce Beef Is fairly aetlVe ana
with no stock OF consequence now III rst hahH prices
strong sales OF 200 Daels OF ~ uo iul Iio
Mess and $50 5O0&O for India Mess. Beef Hams are
t2 so. Cut Meats are scarce IN demand anu @ h,ee %
sales Of pkgs at o. d9c for Dry Salted shouders "
dl0c for Picked do, and d149c for Plcklcd haus te
outside price for very choice Bacon continues IN oe-
mand and prices are advancngi sales Of $50 boxes at
12lc for Long Clear, and 49, G13lc. for short Clear
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARKET OCLOCk-ihe tudt-
buyers offer s2 C2s New Mess s9 25as23 37s. and do,
seller March, s23 81 a s23 so. bid aud asked.
PETROLEUM-Crude is only in moderate demand, but
prices are fra. Refined in bond is dull and heavy.
Crude GOA u gsrtJ) ia bak. .........P saIlonl A.
sssac % h,S s1gg g @ ISs pn. & , % @
Refined bond Ql0 testl Standard White Ul4l
Refined. IN bond; lllo test Prime White 70
RICF~We hear of about so tcs Carolina IN small lots
TO the trade at lO4 alllc.
SUGARS-Raw Sugars have met with very fair de-
mand principally from einers and and az former rates;
alSc 1900 bxs Havana at l24 14c and l67s bags new
crop Manila OF the Asa Edrldge, at l2e less y
per cent. cash Refined steady at F4tc. for Hards
SEEDS-A limited business In Clover seed at 1870.
Timothy Seed is dull at 81 75as Rough Faxseed Is
quiet at s2 GO6s2 20 2 100 10. Calcutta Lnseed Is firm,
and prices show advance; hear OF sales OF 5000
bags extra spot at 81 S2i asa 49, gold We quote as
follows: Clover seed n, 13G34c; Clover Seed Old
" 10, 121 dl23c Timothy Seed, y bush e. 75dS; Rough
Flaxseed, y bush, " 6Ods2 70 Hemp Seed, bush $50
s3 25 Canary Seed bush s5ds5 90; Calcutta linseed
lat Boston, gold, 81 270s2 80; Calcutta hnseed here)
(gOld), 81 300S2 3j.
STRAW is firm and in demand. We quote Long Rye at
sl0sl IS. and do. Short at 81
WHISKY continues dull and prices are entirely nom
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
ALEs Ar Tnr srocK ExcnANGE.-TIRsr cALI,
lot O'CLOCK A. NJ.

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
6s 1871 Reg y Sos 500 Coup 90 U S5-2OCOu67n nj
5OOO012 Oclk1l9 1000 10 Oclk l1lA 625OO l1st
Il S6s 500 Reg '62 IT 800 Con 65 $500 poe kl05b
81 600 - los | Is OOO Ills u 3 5s l040 Cou
4OOO ~ o'ck l0ss 600 10 o'ck 5000 10 o'ck los
y 3OOo --....... 1914 4OO0.l2 ock. (. .l04I
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
PETROLEUM AND MIsENG srocks.-TIRsT DoARD.
THURSDAY, Feb. l3-P. Nj.

THURSDAY, Zen, I5-i. NJ.
Gold is lower. and spectators for an advance are
less confident, as the prospects of impeachment de-
cline. The closing rate 1i0l, The clearngs OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were $j96d,OOO, and the
balances 81 $40 pol ThesUnion for Hamburg took out
s3l7, 900 in specie.
Government stocks are steady with less demand
State securities are active Missouri 6s selling at lO43
alO5 Railway mortgages in request. and second
class bonds which pay large interest upon their
cost are steadily advancing and passing into strong
hands. Bank shares are frm The general share
market active, with increased disposition to
operate for further advance. Express stocks are
higher and firm, with moderate offerings. Erie was
more active and sold as high as 76J. Northwestern
Common showed signs of resuming its former activity
and in demand; the Preferred sold at75l. Mari
eta and Cincinnati Preferred sold at 81, advance
Of per cent. After the close prices were shade
lower but throughout the day there was good de-
mand from strong buyers. The market closed strong
on New-York Central, and steady on the balance OF
the list.
The following are William Heath & Co.'s last quo
Fafinua of etocke.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

m qu.r, sOr2OoOi se,eta' estimate for other three quar-
tlE,SO00
In the next fiscal year the gold interest charge
upon the funded debt will probably be $lls,OcOOOO on
Al 800 OOOO 600 United States 5-2Os per cent on
400 900 900 United States per cents OF 1881, and
Navy Pension Fund and per cent on s20O,oOOOOO
United States 10 4Os and old per cents.
The annual report of the Treasurer of the State Of
Massachusetts, shows that the taxes of the State in
the last six years have been s1sSO00OO, of which
were laid last year. and all paid on the lst OF
January but $4,000. The amount paid for interest
on the State debt last year 250S73 81 and the
omount paid for premium gold TO pay gold inter.
est &c. was $lsS,75i. The pnblic debt was reduced
during the year the OF eSs0o The debt on the
Ist Of January s26,6l73s4, OF which Ri6otA0 was
funded debt or scrip. VIZ SCRIP Iss1cu IA hlu Vi %
,atals state House. Back Bay improvements funding
ihe pnbc debt IN 1861, &c, t3I0Oo scrip Tor war e1
penses. t6.67s2l4; total t2toetH Inc cssh N I'm, sns
Treasury was tl,7l9,I6. OF the FUNDED debt, all Dut
"A o is payabe In specie both principal and interest
The sinking funds on the ISL Oh January were
Western Railroad. g. 9OI 49, AlnsHouSc t2l2h; BACK
"a 7s oi The war debt Massachusetts, II ITS principal
burden, amounting 70 s6,5o9T4. S.hink Iuhas nave
been 20 meet largest part OF TINS Indebtedness
amounting as follows Sno Fund ssat aon I, , Ws
Loan Sinking Fund, tl05650; t0ta siooioo 70 ehWihs
an increase Of these funds during the past year OF
AGA $50 &C. These funds II Ia believed VIII De largely IN
esims AGAINST the United States Government, now In
of settlement trust funds OF the State on the
lat were tlO94siS2 increase OF Sel2 IA the year
The oi sae sa S1 hs total Of state aid
@ maid nm 10 the of January since the be-
Ginning OF the war was s72.3ls,6c9'
The Journal Of Commerce "yes the following state
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
REFORM IN THE MANAGEMENT OF OUR INDIAN
AFFAIRS


The following is the bin recently introduced
by Senator Henderson Of Missouri % render more col
Client the conduct OF Indian affairs:
BE IL enacted de-, That the Commissioner o. indian AZ
fairs shall under the direction Of the President Of the
United States and agreeaby 10 such regulations as The
President may from time TO time prescribe. nave te M
recfiOn and management Of all indian aDairS and OF all
matters arising out OF Indian relations
SIC 2 That all treaties and laws now IN force relating
10 Indian affairs comforting authority on the secretary OF
Interior the Secretary of War 10 DO perform
any act Of whatsoever kind character be. and the
same hereby conferred Oh the OF Indian
Affairs.
SIC That the said Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
shall practicable prepare rules and regulations
for the government Of the Indian service and for trade
sno intercourse with the Indian tribes and he regulation
OF ther affairs, which, when approved by the freslden
slsi De submitted 20 the Congress OF the United states
ios ne approval aud approved by 1t shall he obligatory
ado Dinong upon all parties concerned.
shC Ihat during the absence OF the Commissioners ~
ihoan Ana from his Office by sickness or other causes
or when the Office OF Commissioner OF Indian Affairs shall
become vacant BY he DEATH resignation. removal Of
form the dutes Of Commissioning
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

ment of the receipts Of certain articles of domestic
produce at the port of New-York for the month of
lam
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

Freights-To Liverpool, LOCO bales Cotton at sG
7-lGd 500 tcs Beef at js 3D. 300 cs Lard at Sjs 20
tuns Lard Oil at 35s, and Qast evening" about 10000
bush Corn and Wheat at 9d9id; and by steamer
400 bales Cotton at la; id. To London, 10 hhds
Tobacco nj ID and to Glasgow, 800 bbs. Flour at
. Gd. Ihe closing auOtatiOns TODAY as follows
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
January are as follows:

The exports from NewYork to foreign ports of GER
tain leading articles of domestic produce Tor the
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
CIIARTERs.

Wheat, y Qr 7'3s- for orders, or 6os- ITO direct
port III,
port.
Petroleum per bb., d FOR orders, or d If to
direct port.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

The following are the figures since July !. 1865, in
comparison with the gold interest charge upon the
funded debt to the support Of which these revenues
are first specifically pledged. 1t will be seen that
they have nearly doubled the interest III gold dactuay
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14
misnllanstus.
EroposaL.

ITO ICE DEALERS and C0NSUMERS.-Ths
Commissioner. Central Psi VII receive peHo.. f s y:
P.rk L.is a. he disposed without interfering With tht kans
ANDREW II. GREEN, ConIroles % 'hs rsh
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

The Chicago Tribune Of Tuesday remarks:
There was scarcely anything new n the money market
to-day Some three of the banks reported
pressing demand for money, growing out OF the move
ment In provisions Business generally dull though
some institutions reported II rather active The
rates OF interest were unchanged.
The expenditures of the Government for the next
fiscal ycar-July J. 1865 to June 80 lSG9-are thus IN
laa..A H.. 4lo unnsn Commit Toe on Annrnnr M nns
New-York tribune., 1868-02-14

SrPIVyF COrRT-GENIRiL THiN-iii1nrucd g. fen y
sYFr Ayp TEEaiNKIl-No calrUdsr Hl ilih lust
brTRrNE gOUfT-tfHCur-Par I-Uea b. NiEth's. y 'o-H
opens l0, ID. Short oauses
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

In 10 days paper will be found the
advertisement of Me.srs Ok oby & Dof-
field, dealers ia ws'cho', cl2o&F. 'we|r'
spcctacles and fancy goods, md sole
Agents for Grover & Bakers Sowing
MACHINES, Should our renders desire
anything in their line wa aya satisfied
they could not d. bqiicr than to patron
ize them. Astheir entire stock Ia Sc
cured direct from tho manufacturers, il
is soil at the lowest rurss, end buyers
will find that they can obtain the small
est lois at wholesale prices. They will
accept our thanks for favors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

PrRsoNAb We notice lhMonr youo.
friend, W. p. McCabe of the fm Of
Hobbs, Son & Co., wholesale dealers and
manufacturers oil china ware, glassware
quoensware, &C., Wheeling, West Va,
was in town daring the frst part Of The
week, soliciting orders for that house -
He will visit the towns along the Ksna.
wha and Ohio rivers, during this End
next week. Oar friends who may need
anything in their line cannot do better
than give their orders to Mr.. McCnbe.
This house has beer established for over
forty years sud is one Of the most reia
BILE in Wheeling
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The salt business, we understand, has
been quite prosperous tho past season.
and the unusual coalition OF an empty
shipping yarI was exhibited in January
last, tho first tine for several years.
During 1867, l,323O23 bushels or 225
G28 barrels Of salt was lerpafac!ured at
the several furnaces (thers being eight
in operation and all shipped by the
kauawha Salt Company under the super
vision Of J. W. Cakes, Esq. shipping
master. In shipping the salt, lSS fat
boats mostly 81 by l?3 feet, were us,d,
besides large amounts shipped by steam
bpals; aud tho large number of barrels
demanded affords employment for PRADA
bly, 500 men. aud is one of the import
ant industries Of this county Vest w.
Journal.
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Point Pleasant Retail Market.
Corrected Weekly by
COLE g. BRYAN, GROCERS

FLouR-lo good demand; y $40; Xxx
$l2; xxx $l3 Fancy 5l4.
GnMv Wheat prime 81 1902 so;
0as 45@50t; Corn rs.
PRovrroNs--S Shoulders l2@l3 cts;
hams l5@l7c; sides I6@l6a C; Mes,
Pork l5c; dried beef 25@3c cents. -
AppLEs--greon Sl9l 40 per bu'hel,
Dried 50sc a pound.
DRIgp PEAouG'-- s@l0c pound.
PorAroEs --$I@l 20 per bush,
LARD-lso
BGAss,--WhiIo s34@5 90 per bush
ushel,
3O9s5c.
EGus--ln good demand nt 12lc.
COFFEE -2503o for green. Browncd
80 CTS.
SvoAr--ITavnnno, 14c; Cuba Ice;
n, O. l6@l7o; hard refined 90 cts,
Coffee sugar, 1000 C.
Neutrality-suspicious. 10000 per gal
N. 9. 81 90, Syrup 81 %.
SopA-lQIo for New Castle,
SrApcn-l0Ol2c,
FBu-NCw mackcfal BY tho kit 81 20
Os275,
sAlr-Bauolso 90
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

GRAND SUCcEss,-By reference to cur
advertising columns this week, it
will DO seen that the franklin Insurance
Company Of this State makes an annual
exhibit Of its condition, the frs! of the
character ever mado by any similar
Company in our Stale. The FrankIin
was organized some fge years since,
and has Al present tho largest paid in
cash capital Of any Insurance Company
in the State. The stockholders have
been particularly fortunate in the seloc'
ton Of their Directors, and that 10 the
choice Of The officers whose duty it is to
direct and supcrntend the management
offs sffAirs. Especially are thoy to be
congratulated in having hal the services
Of the gentleman who has been its Sec
rotary since the Organization Of the
Company. We doub, very much if one
better qualified in every respect 10 Ill
the position can ba found than Mr.. n.
c. Arthur, who understands tho Insqr-
eece business in all its various depart.
ments.
Tho exhibit published. shows that
within FIVE years $40 900 have been i'd
,dsd TO the cash capital, besides paying
one dividend in cash Of $4,000, and
more than s7O,O 900 for losses, We do
not know of any business that has been
10 successfully managed. The Franklin
is noted for the prOmp! adjustment of
all losses sustained by it. aud commends
itself to those who desire 10 insure tpeir
property in safe, reliable and prudent
lily conducted company.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

Rgv, G. H. MoCLEttAN-I will be
gratifying to the numerous friends here
abouis Of the Rev. @. H. Mcclellan to
learn that be has about completed his
collegiate studies, aud will be at bis
home in Wheeling some time during
this month. Mr. Mcclellan gave en-
tire satisfaction to our citizens while in
charge Of the Presbyterian churches OF
this place and GallipOlis, and We kno"
that they greatly desire his return to bis
old charge, We hope his friends viii
put forth proper efforts to secure his
services. For our part we prefer Kim
TO any minister we know Of,
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sENsENEy & GlVFrN,--We direct the
atteatiou OF merchants and others to the
advertisement of this Grm in anothcr
column. They have the largest stock Of
hats, caps, anil straw goods to be fund
in Wheeling which they ore prepared
10 sell cheaper than they can be had
10 Circinp ali. We advise our merCh
ants in tue Kanawha Valley 10 try them
Patrunizo home institutions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

AMERICAN SroCK JoURNAL.-The APP.
ril number of this valuable monthly con
toius interesting articles on The Econo.
my of Mixed or varied Food for All
mails, Poultry house, Cure for SPAWN
and other Diseases, Shelter for Stock,
Adoption Of the Mountain Regions Of The
South to Dairy Farming and Stock
Breeding, Prevention Of Disease in An
finals, Core Of Stations, Spring Men
ugemeul Of Calves, Age Of Sheep, Plan
for Hog House, Poultry Hing fo'
April. Rural Economy, Breeding aud
Rearing Colts, Feeding Horses, Cociic
China Fowls, The Mule. Care ani Man
agemaut Of Hogs, Bee Keeping, lltnI'
for the Month. Stable Economy, Sprin!
Management Of Colts, Roap in Fowls
&C., &c, The rapid increase in the
circulation Of thisooPalar Magazine has
necesstated a change of locnIio n
Therefore our friends wishing specimen
copies, will please address
N. p. Boyer & Co.. Petersburg
Chester Co., Pa.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

New DRY GoODs. Msssrs. Smith Il
Martin, hOvo received their spring stock
Of dry goods, and make grand display
in their new location They hava qut-
chased very large stock Of goods Sc
lected with special reference to this mar.
ket. They have also large and select.
ed stock Of boots, shoes, hats aud caps,
In their stock Of ladies shoes they can
not be surpassed, Go and see Ihom.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

4 MeSsrs. selsz:r, Sohon & MoCulloCh
are in receipt Of their spring supplies,
and when We last saw them, thoy were
as busy as majors, knocking the tops of
of dry goods boxes, and piIing the con.
tents on the shelves of their spacious
ROOM There has recently bcon a con.
siderable decline in goods of nearly eve.
fy description, and this firm has taken
advantage Of it to Icy in their Stock
Now is the time for customers to buy,
and Of this firm,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

We direct cspscial attention to the
advertisement Of Smith & Martin tn this
paper, who have just received large
stock Of goods Of every description which
they are now selling at lower prices than
ever before. They have OslarSo a stock
and. as great a variety as was ever
brought to this market
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

New STEAMER The new side wheel
steamer Energy, belonging 10 Joseph s.
Dowrey. Esq, and intended for the West
Columbia and Syracuse trade, will be
out in week ottwo. She is intended
to make two trips i[y between these
points, en- viii bo comnFnded Mr.. D,
Her machinery is from Hobbs Il Taylor
machinisls, Wheeling, and is of the very
best kind. Wa wish our ldeai success
in his new enterprise.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

INCORPORATED "A certificate of incor'
poration was issued by the Secretary OF
the State on the llthinst, to TIE "WssI
Virginia Coal and Mining Company" of
Cobell county. Capital 100000, with
$4,000 paid in, Tho Company have
power to increase their stock TO $500
900.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

TuE WnEAE CRop.-We le,ru that
the wheat crop in''hi' region is onn'u-
ally promising, There il one thing
which we advise the formers 10 DO, and
that ia, plant larger crops Of wheat and
take pain, Ioput it in gooi order. II
they will do this they will fad wheat
growing profitable, and so much money
will not have to be sent away anOually
10 purchase -four,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

Nor1cr-Heroaitor we shall make it rule
TO charge at the rate of 10 cents per line for all
"puffs," and advertisements of any descrip
ticn. which are placed in our local columns,
religious and charitable rotlceS alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis
continued.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

SEND THrx w,--wc respectfully ask Jus.
ticeS Of the Peace TO report cases of publsc in
tcrest, tried before them, and everybody to
send items of interest for publication. A To-
cal paper should be a compendium of loca |
history. Help US toso make the Register
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ITO TEACH 4 RS.

IJNHE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
l Free Schools If Mason county, West Va,
will examine applicants for tcnchers' cortlll
Gates IN the THIRD SATURDAY IN EACH
MONTH, Mt the Academy In Point Pleasant,
commencing Mt 10 o'clock A, NJ Private ex'
aminations will not ho granted In any cnae'
II. r. HOWARD, County !snrt
ian 2J-Gm. t,r .f'f
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

MmLIxGR7 We dimc, The cspeCial
attention Of our lady re0dcw TO tho E
verdscmenl Of Mrs. NJ, A, BoOlon in thi,
issue of our paper, She has just rccoiy
ed very large stock Of bonncts, hats,
trimmings, &c, which she is offering At
very low prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

RENEMuRR.--As an inducement, wc tfFer the
Register for nine months, running through the
coming campaign, for the low price of one DOL
lar per single subscrib er, end in clubs of 50 at
80 cts.per copy; in clnbs-of l0G at Is cts per
copy. Let our friends go to work and send
US club Of subscribers from every post Office
in this aud adjoining counties.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

The Weather for the past few days,
has been very unlike what the poets
were won't TO pcribc 10 April. Tho Ct
musphcrC hos been raw, damp and disa'
grerable, and the traditional suushif e
aud showers gave place TO freezing
Temperature and squalls.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

Particular NorrcE,-All kinds Of country
produce taken in'paymcnt Of subscription to
the Register.
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New MllmrE snor.-WG direct At
,cnton to tho card of Mrs. NJ. Batter
field. in this issue Of our paper She
has Just opened here, and has got a spIen'
did assortment of all goods in The mill
iner line.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-04-16

B. Gilmore hos just received new
stock Of goods, which he is Offering very
lOw for cash. See posters,
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In Chauccry.


william Knight.)
The object of this suit is to obtain a iUdg
meat against the above named defendant for
tic sum Of $50 Sc. duo by note, with legal in
tercst thereon from the 9Th day Of luly, 1861,
until paid. aud for forty dollars Iue by aS.
count, and To attach the estates aud debts DO.
longing to tho defendant in Cabel comaty,
and to subject the same TO the payment Of said
Judgment when obtained,
Aud It appearing by an affidavit filed with
the papers IN this suit, that the said defendant
is not resident OF this State, aud the plain
tiiThaving sued cut Of the Clerks Office Of said
county, IN attachment agFirst the estates and
debts of said defendant, within the said coun'
Y. Aud Il appearing ny the return Of tho
Sheriff Of this county that he has levied said
attachment upon the property and estates Of
said defendant within said county. 1t IL,
therefore ordered that the said defendant viii
liam Knight do appear here within one month
after disqualification Of this order Snd do
What is necessary 10 protect his interest Ia
tlilssuit. Tcsto' s..
WILLIAM MERRITT, Clerk,
Moore KlinO q GooTo soils, inch 95-{t
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ThursdaE, April I0, '0s.
nj ASONIC.

MI
The regular communication Of .Mimprp
Lodge No. 10. A. r. and A. NJ, are held
monthly, on the night of the full moon, the
same being Tuesday, or the Tuesday night
Immediately preceding.
sept 10, us67-ly.
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(ROa a. Eaaon Io~aor>


Dosroy, Jan. 70, 1864,
PoLAYpS WHITE PINE COMPOUND. - Amer
having giycu Il thorough trial, we can confidently
recommend Poiauas trhuc Pine Compoimd as
very valuable article flr tho ours Of colds coughs,
and pulmoulc complliWts generally. In several
cases, WE have known II 10 give prompt rcicfahen
al other remedies which had been tried had failed,
Ills al artielS, Which, Ia climate so promoilye Of
sudden and scycrcco'lqatist that of New England,
ought to be in every fatally; AM We Grc sure that
those who once obtain It, aud rlria, viii
not thereafter be wNinsto be Wilton. IT,
ANALrAulE MEUictHE. - pr, Po'%Ft llHe
PMc Compdmd advertised IN our columns, l'Nsuc'
cc,srul aucmp, to combine sEd apply the medicinal
virtues of the White riHe bark. Ithas been thor
orgly tested by people ia this city aud yicialty'
and the proprietor has Testimonials 70 ii4 'alae
from persons well known to our citizens. Werec'
ommend is trial In i'll those eases Of daease to
which It IS adapted. It's FOR sal3 by all our dug
Elsts. - ~ J, hs&sPHlrH.
The Irhie Pine Compound Is now sold In every
par. OF the United States and British Provinces.