Daily State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 3791, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 November 1862 — Page 3

'fir 4 ill Js 11 JlJ TnÜusnÄY mokxinc;.' xov. J7. j A VnlnnW'c Oorutrirnt. j KT nrrpa' 1 ruhl'-h, n FrrT-''t frra. the able j tr-afl- of J wie Cr irr K Fstc-rTf-rc tbe mt j fQif rftcU ! fore lie wLkb Lss jrt Leen wrhtea j en tnat ijU with tN a4a"re of the State Central 0mi'r on the abirh pmrtijced tbe recent p- : litUd rfi!aU la loi'.ajia. IVithw.ll tuk na jm- t pblet -f 1 p, whim wi i fmtb at fl prt km- j !rd. Tan dceut&er.t &,i.'.d he r?ad lj evtry cU!i:i of j Indiana. Adire-a ordra la CU1RB, IMRKXKM A RIXOIIAM, NevtmLer 11, 1332. Indianapolis Ind. Job Priii I inj;. We are ow ready to do all kinda of pi in ami f. T. I. I. tice, and car at any other nfiee. We hire competent hand, pood prees. a fire as-ortrner.t of ppet and cards, nnd we can do good and cheap work. All koid of book, brief, catalogue. ic, printed in the test stjle and on vhort notice. We a-k the patronage of Democrats, and all other thai want printing done. , tf. To Iak'al Advirtjslrj Occasional, or transit loci! notices; will " not he inserted in tin paper hereafter unless they are paid fur when handed in. and to inure iti- rtion mu.-t he handed in before G o'clock l M. Local notice of fire line and under will he inserted one lime for 5') et..; eich roMitionil it.-eilioti of the mine muter, 25 et.; niarria;: tirb-e, SO ct ; lutier-..!1 notire, $1; jr rej'nrH in ndtance. Notices for benevolent oeietiea ii'.l exceeding five limn, one i-ertion, r ct. Tbe above term will be itrictlj observed. CITY AMD STATE ITEMS. No I'Aria To Moanow -In compliance with lon etblihel ute. the piii.iVts: will .ih-t.iiii fro oi labor on Th-nk.;:i in;; !). and consequently no Mer 'ill bt i-Micd Ironi Iiis o Iii re to-morrow. , , . , , , The IVt office will open to thy at 7, and cloe nt f o'clock A. M , mal oj en at 6, and clo-e at 7) z o'cloc k V. M. : The several !ethlii owii-recutiotm of the c.tj worship together at Wesley Ulupel thin morning, commencing at 10, o'clock. Taanksoivimj Öittvic..-. lJeliiou services will be held At We!ey CU icI, this inoriiiii'j, at lOj ', o'clock. iSci vires by Kev. Ur. Ilolliday. awaa a Wanteo Ten goxl. (re.-h milch cows, with CAlves liom oi e to lour celt a old, for which h goxi piice will be paid in cash, lintoire at this clEce. S7-l&wtt IxvfcT A M.onic lie.i.t pin, ruby et, with the )in biokeu otf. - The tinder will be rewarded by returning it to the. tuiloriii e-t:iblihtnent ol Ltuis iSt holtz, North Ienti-y l vaiii.. t. i.'G '2 ijweetrer s iys there i-t o rauch trickery in pobilCJt now that he is induced to decline being "a candidate for fon in-law in Mtne reecUble lam ily at a tn tll al.iry." He & ulraid the ballotbox.4 will be ft tilled on hi in. To my I'atro!. In con.enience of losses which I h:tve mistimed, parties iudebtel to tne will do uie a pjecinl fivor bv fettling their accounts. Da mil J. Callinan, 2 I-lw No. 2n K it Vii!iin-toii street. 5?" In a little private eonverMtion, after the mtmiin me-il, between Cwsai and Diutus, the Utter iked the foi mer how unnr tl p jacks he lud eaten for breakfast. The tii)erial Ctenar drew his robe around him and replied, with dig uity, "Et lu, Ilrute." . . , A correspondent inquires of us what object Abraham h id in view in leading Isaac up to .Mount Moriah, in order to sacrifice him. We must refer our correspondent to K.me belter tsted Jhl.Iiral tttudeut the editor of the American, lor instance. 57 The Second Prebv terwn Church will be open thi- morning at lllkj o'clock. The IYeAtetiati Churches und ti c Cotigreg atioual w ill unite in the per vices. Sennon ly Kev. J. Howard Nixon, pastor of the Fir?t Piobyteiian Church. The public are invited to attend. 2F"T1jc I'rohyieri in und Congrppational Churches of the city will unite in Th ink-giving fervices, nt I0J. o'clock this morning, in the Second Piesbytciian Church. Sermon by Her. J; Howard Nixon, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Soimir WoiSDtP. A soldier, belonging to the Itith regulars, wa thol at a house of ill fame, br one of the Cvp-ians, on Tuesday nii;ht. The ball -fortunately took effect on a portion of his person that will prevent him pitting itt ease for pome time, but the wound is tnoie painful than dangerous. Tun KaxiEwr. The grand review of the troops in and nlout the city to day ill come vlY on the vacant ground south of the hospital. It will be: magnificent siiiht. The regiments now h ive been sufficiently drilled to enable them to move wit'.: precision." wnd the officers comnnnding the brigades nre men of exjciicnce in lield maneuvers. TitFATrn Mr. Ilmith's Hamlet last night was a mas'etpieee of acting, utal held the audience spell-vuiKl from the time the cuttaiu ro-e in the first act until the green b.iizc fell at its close. Miss Maearthy'a Opholi.i. was much praised, and, indeed, the actors all tilled their parts well. A belter pleased audience ha not left the Metropolitan this season than the one of list niht. To night Mr. Booth appears as 0;helh, and to moirow ßiht take u bei.etit in Kiclurdill. CoMEPtKAT: (Kibil) MoNtT We will ?nul, post-paid, to any address, on receipt of ad cents, currencv or stamps, a $100. $;o, $-20, sio. $3, $2, and $1 bills; als, a .V. ldc. lac. and ü()c. shinplaters, an spet. imens, finely executed tin Unk note p-iper, ar.d p er feet that they cannot be detected from the genuine. Address K. Jo. s i Co , H 'x lCol . P. O.. St. Louis. Mo. nov lS-d&wlni" k Police Itfms The hotel robber, Stratton. who undertook to ndm ni.-ur upon the j-ersonnl effects of the exlitorial gentlemen in attendance upon the convention of newspaper publishers, was up for examination before Major Maxwell jester day morning. The case was clear against him. the stolen property being found upon him, ami he was committed tojiil in def mit oi I bail for $1,500 to appear at the next term of the Circuit Coutl. Stratton was imetcd by Marshal !3biiig at Cumberland, as he was ubout to get on the train over the Central road, going Kast. He had gone to tht point expectiug to escape the keen eyes ol Bi-bing.the Depot Marshal. He w as w ell dressed, but wecannv,t piot:oui.te l.m a handsome man. He maintained a dodged silence duiing the exam inaticn. There were the usual number of cases of drunk and disorderly cp, Lieh ete dif;s3seJ cf by the stereotyped tinea. ' Dialogue ox the Word Ske dapple." A circle of fashionable were getting very warm on the origin ot this jopulir word, a few dijs since, in front of the Hates House, when one of the party, a member of Congress, naked to be heard Hon Mr. . I will give a satisfactory defi nition. Mx.II(a dtUigeLhcUlawtcr.) It U ioi--SI ble. Hon Mr Will too make a wagerT The Crowd. Ye-; will jou make a wager! Mr. II , (distinctly.) I will. Hn. Mr. . What will it be? jlr, H- . A iat of the best quality from Bamberger's, in the old "Sentinel Building." Hon. Mr. . by t iv or Uambeiger so tieckledly! Mr. II. ia the State leeaue be sells the bet article It.... U . r.haw! That can't be!

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The Crowd That's o. JuJge; II is found. Hon. Mr. . Vert eil. Tbe joke is that Mr. II lost thebet; but the Hon Mr. wa fully convinced that the statement of Ms friends, abo'ut the rpualityof the hats old by II. Bamberger, No. 1G lalli ntwu ttrefct. wu correct. w

ftpeelal Order -SOfl. HE.Uqt"ARTl, lülMAMrotH. hPUHA I The Unifeil .States troops at or near lint im-l'5i-. not en rioite br the tU, on Tliur.-d y.the I'Tth in -t., will uerve Tli.k-giv'uig Jay a lol loa: . I. At u.b camp tbe repitnenta will he drawn tip in hue at 10 i'chtk A. M "hen the procl tnution of the Chief Lxecutire of Indian will le read, and the Chptin wid add prajer aixi ieo t of the? ?cnf tr.tff, or ?uch other exercis w llie comm-itMlUi ofliver fs-esent hall tlctermine. II. The re-imenU will nKirch nt 1 o'clock P. M . will I or m tcigd rmrly follow: The ftrt trigide. Col. C. L Daiihimcorn mjnl itg, wd) cotn;ri-e the foltowli.g teg ument and o.tat nietl: 0 e MU.idrori rf the üth rivalry, 5'hli re-i nienf, Sit regim?nt, C'JUi regiment, one frciioii of the '-TUhbittery. 1 he portions of this bri-jade. at or neir Cimp

Morton, wttl more M from Cam; Uurti-He to the M:chpin tumpike, thence uuih t tlndiui i avenue, wlicti it will be joined by the C3ih ret meiit, i.(i awnit onieia. The second bridle, Colonel Kictnn! D 0en, commanding, will cofu;ri-.e the folio aring legi mciits .ind detachment: One U4(Jroii of the cavalrr, C'ltli reiinent, G.t-I rfi'iineot. G(kh legiment, and one sec tion of the 2)th bittery. This brigade will form on the parade ground north ot Camp Sullivan, and aw.iit orders. The third brigade. Col. Kdw rd Kingcommtnding, will compiise the following regiments and detachments: One squadron of the 5ih c.iralry; Gth regi ment; CTth regiment; cDth regiment; one section of lie battery; pecond and third battalions ol" the rivalry, dismoutitetl. Thi' bri'le will lorni on Misi-sippi afreet. deploying south, with iu rglit reiiiia' on North H'lect, and the regiments leaving Camp Morton will m irch to their positions by ileriili in and W -Islington streets. III. The brigades will enter the division line at 2 o'clock, and plxU oilicers will le detailed to as sign their o-iiion. The Governor of the St ite and the (eneral nimm Hiding the department. re invifnl to review the division at 3 o'clock P. M. IV. 1 he tle'sd north of Indim t street is nelectcil M4 tbe parade grountJ. and the public will oc cupy tliC streets and field- aljicent. V. The following ofli :era are as-ignel to duty upon the staff for the diy: Cpt. C. K. Norris,2d U. S ctv ilrv, 1st A. A ; L:eut. L. A Morris, l'Jih U. S. infantrv. 21 A. A. O. Aids Ctdonel Mullin, 35ili Ohio Volunteers; Ctpt tin J. II. Miller, 13th U. S I ; Captain T. W.Nea mm. 1 Ith U S I.; Cipr tin J. II F.r t,uh ir. I'Jth V. S i ; Captain K. WVib. 13di V S. I ; Lieutenant C. Tiutntn. ls"tS U. S. I.; Lieutenant T. Cumtninus, i'.Uh U. S I. Major Krybargcr, Acting Chief of Artil'rry, will supeiinlend the firing of the proper salutes from the guns of each brigade, as the reviewing otlirers enter the grounds. M jor Orahtm, Acting ChicI of C tv.ilry, will order a proper cavairy escoit to report nt the State Iiotire at hilf p ist two o'clock, precisely. and at the headqu -irter at one o clock. Ily order of Col. IIknut l Cabrincto.v, lfth IT. S I.. Com t'g at Indianapolis. L. T. MonRis, Adj't and Act. A. A. G. Ilcftpcctlng I'nliaf mciil In the Itcgu lur Service. IlKAlMJl ARTlKS (INTRAL KCRLITIG SlRVICE ) Imhanapolis, Ind., Nov. 2.", tQ2 Ueing as-uied that improper representations have been made to induce enlisted volunteers to change to the regular service, and that much Iis satisfaction pievails in regiments, on the ee of their departure for the field, on account thereof. the following statement will correct such mirep ref utations as have been reported: 1st. The bounties are the same. The 21 botintr and advance par is onlr paid in the re.u lar sei vice, to new recruits or volunteers who have not already drawn it. The piemium is for enlist. n new recruit only. 2d The pay is the same, and the Government ilesiL'n is to piv each with euu-il promptness. 3d. The regular poldiers need expect no winter of ease in Northern cities, but to shire the expo sures of rhe field with the volunteers. M. The promise of "thirty d ijs furlough" illegal, and could not hive been made bv any per poo with the approval of nv armv officers. Regular si n 1 volunteers are in one common eise The older of the War Department offerambitions and "emVenl" soldier, in the vol tinteer service, the opportunity to strive for the pro motion of the regular service, and was not de signed to permit insubordinate soldiers an outlet of escape from pen ilties inclined, or as n vent to ill will against officers who did but their dutv. It is especially important ju-t now, lint the ranks of the battalions about to mirch should be full; und if volunteers le-dte to change their regi ments, it is their duty to their officers, and the service, lint thev declaie their wishes forthwith. or te content to remain with their idd comrades and the officers who lnve remrted their com panics. Hl.nry U. Caerington, Colonel lHth IT S Infa-.try, Chief Mustering Officer for Indiant. Letter from t lie 70th Ilcgmirnt. ScoTT'VILLK, Nov. 2d, Ij-02 Kpitor Sextim l In vour piper of the Kith int. "Picket" gave :i statement ol the affairs ol the Olli regiment of Indiana volunteers. Sus piciori resting on me to be t'ne author of said statement, I leel it my duty to correct that pirt of the same lelerrmg to Lieut. Our. 1 his gen tlem.ui 1 eüeves that injustice was done him in said statement, and on hi- own word I will state tint it was not him who ordered the "bucking of Alfred Chandler; this order w is issued bv Col. Hinison The error committed by "Picket1 aio-e bv the lefus.tl of Lieut. Ohr to tell who issued the order. "Picket" states further that Alfred Chandler was punished for nothing. Thi is another error. Alfred Chandler refused to go on a ceitain unple isant dutv, becau-e he believed that the Orderlv Scree int did not tieat him with impattiatity. One thing is ceitain if L!eut Ohr hail not procured the billet of wood and the rope to buck Allred Chandler, ami had not laid hands on him himself, tin hist error would never have been connnit'ed. It is not a commissioned offi ccr's p'ace to do such brutal work; the punish ment should bo inflicted bv the guard, and by nobody ele. The men who witne-sed the whole affiir believe that L:eut Ohr did his part of the woik voluntarily, and even with something short of reluctance. This batbaric punishment o bucking and gagging men in our regiment has been inflicted olten lor very slight ottenses, con tn.iv to the statement of Col. Harrison that cr poica! ruiiishtnei't had been abolished in the United States atmv, which statement he made to Company A. in Indianapolis, when he read the articles of war to said coimvmr. All the other statements of "Pickel' I indorse every word IUI Ii. .-in. I hope you wiil publish thee lines. , so you will oblige Ex-Eptr of il.em I?v doing IptTOR A. T Decision of Ilie Mi pr eine Court. PtCONP pat. Y.Vzx Shenperti vs. Jo'-n Beebc. Kipley C. P. lie vet cd flint lemaiide!. President und D rectors of the Terre Iiiute and llichm -nd Kiiliuad Company vs. Sirauel Smith. Putnam CP. Ileveised, and lennuleito oe dimissel. Albert S White vs. Daniel .1. Cillinm. Tippe canoe C. P. Afliimed, with 5 per cent, damages. Berjimin F. Kenvcn et 1. vs. Michael Williams St. Joseph C. C. Affirmed John C Brackmer, administrator, vs. Bobert Heath et al. Tippecanoe C. P. Affirmed. lacob Lamb et al vs t.iles S. Donovan et nl. Tippecanoe C. P. Affirmed. Ephraim A Greenlee vs. Jerigan Cassmau et al. Tippecanoe C. C- Atlirme!. Aleiamler H. Crouse vs. David Holman. TippectuoeC. C. Reveised. Henry Ew -aid et al. vs. Au-ust Colem in. Lvwretice C P. Injunction affirmed. Cause to proceed. Valet tir e Wood vs. John Kennet! j. Wayne C. P. Kever-ed. John Koche rs. Francis Washington Huntington C C. Affirmed. James Noble et al vs Magdalene Enos et al. Frsnklin C. C. Keversel. Lewis Hint er vs the State. Floyd C. C. He verse!. Jl ih;k Jikry Smith The Winchester Journal of a recent date contained a lov, scurrih u arti. le on the a!ove named gentlemm. Mr. Smith is well known to most of our people as a high minded, honorable gentle-nan. aud we re joice at his emphatic, able and patriotic refutation of thebise calumnies sought to le heaped upon him. We shall endeavor 10 God room for Ida letter in a future nuiulajr. Mrion Journal.

ZfT" Mr. Tlximrmun & Son, 7 Pe!nlvnnö strtet, are in receipt of H rprr's nndlhe Atlantic Monthly Magazines for I)eemter. Swobi P laKiTATi" We understand that a woitl w.il le pre-etiteI to C d. D in'iam. tv bis

men, at lOU o'clock, in front of the State Houe. 1 Thi la a terved cnnipbmeril to a iwna gallant OuJcer and ccomplishel gcnfletnin. The AruerM-an pv "the iiame of Alaa Inni Lincoln will be peer, on the pip4 of hit(:ry, anl hi memory rherisbe-l 'r the gM! and preat in all hurls, when the u Car and Najoleon are forgttten " Of the green part there can 1-e ro douht It is !unroly ven!rt now, r! no one will deny that it (us all the tj'iiUie cf an etrryrrtn. ttP We cnilcrsttu 1 that the Com t of Military IiKjii-ry iirn the conduct and ojerafioris (lf Ituell in Kentutky and Tenne ee will rued in CincWui iti to djy. The member, ol the court are: .M jor leneral V miac il Jnl ; lrigi!ier (eneral- Din, SWveir an d Ttlcr; M jor D n Pi.lt, Judge Advocate. It i4sUtl that the inresti.-tiiuii will he in'sl thorough, involving tbe necessitv of examiiing innumerable wilnesses. INDIANAPOLIS RAILROAD TIME TABLE. BUatrOBTAI AiLBOAD. Train Leave. A.M......... ... a! all .... .... 1:30 F. M 8 40 P. M ryDrAAroua aso cli mkci via Train Ieave. 6; ii A. M. F.lprcs H:40 P. M Acconumxljtion... IKIMASA CKXTBAL I AIL WAV Train !rave. 5. HI .V Ü .. - li rä A. M Mt!l 71a I'. 31 Ki-iAii roija Ao coixmt't swoht uns Trains rsvf . .V. Ü - 11JV5A. M 7:10 P. M Trains Arrive. . . . 7:IL A M. .. 11:45 A M. ... H20 P.M. CXIOS. Train Arrive ....1J-. P. M. ...I0:4i A.M. Train Arrive. ... UA.H. .. 2.15 P M. . : p. m. . VIA PATTOa. Trains Arrive ... S'.'S A. M. ... 2:lo P. M. ... :35P. M. IXlitAI ATCLI AM CIXCI5Atl KAlLkOAfi. Trail: Leave. Train Arrive. r;15 A. M lO-.le A. M. 11:5 A. M 6:15 P. M 7 05 P. M. ..lklu P. M TKBBC HACTK IAIIAOAP. Train l-ave. Tralna Arrive 10:0 A.M.- 4 55 A.M. t-WI H. M II 2& A. M. 1015 P. M ..7 W) P. M. HEW- Al AWT AXD CRICAC.O ROAD JRIlXCASTl.lt JVKCTloX Ooin North. Uoii.K" South. 6:1 P. M Express 11:5 A. M. 11:05 A. M Frt'igLU Iiaily. 2.00 P. M. LArAVKTT KAILBOAD. Trains 11-30 A. M Trartia Arrlv. .. 5 00 A. M. ..11:15 A. M. . 5:45 P. M. 6 4' P. M 10:45 P. M. rear a m 1 xni as a roi.iK raiijioap. Train Iavs. lo.in p. M ... 1:00 P. M.... Trains Arrive. . .11:2 A.M. ...4 .10 P. M Mail .Chicago Kxprcsi. . IMIM AX ArOLIB A JO MA0I8OK RAILROAf. Train !sav. Train Arrive. l2 :;o P. M Mail ...lOi.Mi A. M. 6 30 A. M....rrm rrcipht Depot.... 6:00 P. M jrrrKkxox vii.i. railkuad. Train Leave. Trains Arrive. i si A. XT . Sil . 10 A . W 00 P. M : 40 P.M. ANNOUNCEMENTS. C3T WE A UK AU THOKIZKD TO ANN0USCK W. Y. l"nv.r.x, of Knox courty, as a can "Mate f r Pr.-iit -nt iif the Conl of ConimisKioner of tle Sink. Irijf Fund, sul j- ct to tli '.-cisin of the legislative Caucus oftlie LV-niocr-'tiomcinber of tbe feglature. Iin24-d.tw SPECIAL NOTICES. dTSlNGF.U i CO 'S LETTi:ii'A"FAM ILY SKWLS'ii MACIUNK, with all the recent improvelu.l.tt i the Ite.ST and C1IKAPKST and MOST UK.VUTIFL'L.if all ewi!is niachiiies. This machine will new any thinx, from 1 Ik- running of a tuck in tarletan to the making f a:i iercat anything from pilot r beaver cloth down to the fivt auze or Ktamer tiue, and is ever reaJy to do its work to perfection. It can fell, hem, bind, iraiht-r, tuck, ouilt, and ha capacity for a great variety of ornamental work. Thi is not the only mschiue that can fell, hem, bin 1, and 10 forth, but it will do no better than any other machine. The Letn-r A Family Sewing .Machine may be had iu a irt-at variety of cabinet case. Th' Folding Caste, which la now beco'iiii o popular, is, ait name Implies, one that c.-in be folded into a bo. or Case, which, when opened, makes a beautiful, substantial, and pucioii table furthe work to ret upon. Thecaseare of every imaginable design plain as the wood grew in its a.uive forest, or as elaborately finished as art can make them. I. M. SING KU k CO., No. 45S broadwav. New York. 0-1 rid atiapoliü Onice No. 3 IM1-i-VU..v' U.ill, ValiiiiKton tree. i)H-.tlA lillfoL 1 C3 CAUTION. The market is full of imitations, represented to be the amea-l5UOVX,SimON'ClllALTK()CIIKS,,,which are in mot cases proiluctiveof po.-itjve injury. Many dealer wiUrecommend inferior preparations and lower priced irtu les, aftoi(r more profit to themselves Ask forTKi OIITA1N only BltDWN'S BftOXCIUAL TKOCIIES," which y mg experienca have proved th'.'ii value.havinn recei-ed the sanction of physicians generally, and ttln'niaji from eniineni men throughout the country. BUtiWN'S rdiONCIIIAL TICOCIIKS. when allowed to dolvelowlj in the month, have a direct Iriflnencet" theslfec.ed patt: the sedative and soothing effect totlie m uiiis lin'.ng of the windpipe into the HronchiiallayrPul monary irritutionand (tivea relief In Cutjb, Cold, and the rarl'iusThro itifTectionsto which public Speaker and inner-are liable. febll.dly'62 PUBLIO NOTICE. r MI.I.S' A: (MIX, t)riitfit, o i-4 I la t IVnsliliigtoii Mrcfl, Have been appointed agents for the sale of IS IS A M I) K'S T II S S I I A I O THK WtlNDKKKUL OIIAXUM-S, Tr the cure ofCoud.s, Cohis, S re l'hrat, Uronchiiis, Wheeling, 'rritation ot the Cvula and Tonsils, and Disease of the Lungs. S il in Itrse b.tx'-s, 25et., M ct..and fl each. niadftwl v DRY COODS. A FILL L!XE 01- FALL & WLNTEK DRY GOODS OS-KJX' a AT Lynch & Keanes! THESE GOODS WERE OlC-nB AT AUCTION! AND WILL BE SOLD Bilow the Pnsrnt Standard Prico! HEMEMBER, 33 WEST WASHINGTON" ST., Next Dry Goods store to the Palmer House. LYNCH Sc It 1Z ANE, Jirit3-dlT PROpRlFTORS. ATTORNEYS. TR0a A. HEXnalCKS- oacAt B. H0BJ. m;sui ks a iioitu, c4 Office .tltna ftuiMir.;. dim MAUTIN M. KVT, THOMAS W. WoOLLFN, ShelLvv.l!e, lud. Frscklin. Ind. if.ir aV irooLLiw, ATTORNEYS AT LAW, ISWANAPOUf, INDIANA, WILLPBACTICI IS TUE r KPLt AL AMD STATECOI BTS. One or both of thciu w ill always be foutd at their office Nl. 10 aid 11 New k Tallin's Buildiof, ontn of Po-t-c. nTl-43a

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t rhBiwrwt itnitfii rr raa iin vt aKSTiaak. Aeon Hcporu. 1 Operations on the Potomac. r hi 10NGSTREET AT FREDERICKSBURG, jurson coxFto Ricnnom Confiscation of Jltbfl Properly in Loutsluna. THE FI3HT -IN fiORTH CAROLINA . THE PKESIDENTS MESSAGE. From Wusbinglon. Washinotox, November 25. A rpecial to the Timea sajs: A J vices from the Times' pecial correspond ent, datel thi muinin, t-how clearly that the reljcls are preparing Timorously to difpute the pas'ie of our trtjops acro?a the river at Frelcruksliur. Instead of tbeir garrison leaving the citjr, it hns been reinforced by the ilivisjojnf Lonjrstreet and Hill, estimated at 70,0(10 men, and formidable batteries ha e been planted for their protectiou. Without fume biilli.tnt Ftrnke of trat ey on our part a severe enisgenieiit will be neces:try before dislodin the ci.eruv. There ia no room for rea.-otmOle doubt that Jackson Ins abandoned Northern Virginia and taken up his line of mirch for Rich modi ön S nurly morning, preceedi- by H.itnpion'i legion. They speut a portion of yesteiday at Warren ton. White' guerrillas, about 3U0 men, were at Lee-bur ott Sunday. We lc it u by epecial advices l'rui the Times' correspondent at Centerville that the retirement of Si:el towards Washington and tlie concentration of his forces was a Ftratepic movement, made in vew of designs on the part of Jackson to cut oil' his divisions in detail, and by offensive demonstration nain.t Witshington to execute a jiowcrlul diversion, intemled to embarrass Burn side'a forward movement. S'fielV plan was com pleiely successful, and Jackson frustiated in his desijiti. Il.v the Roanoke, from New Orleans, we have the following: Ily an order of Oen. Rutler, the property w ithin the distiict recently poses.sei by our torces under (Jen. Weitzcll, to be known as the L tfouiche Dia trict, is declaretl sietpuestered, and all ?:t'es or tratisfers of it arc forbidden. This district corn pri.-esall the territory of Luisiani lyinj west ol the Mississippi, excepting the pirishes of Plaque mine and .Ictlcr-oii. A commission is appointed to take possession of the district, and the sugar plantations nre to be woiked by them where they are not worked bv the owners, and nero or w hite I ibor may be employed nt discretion. AH projierty oelontn- to disloyal persons is to be fold for the benefit of the Government under the provision of the cotiliscatioti net; another supproses distilleries and other maimtactoi-ie ot stroni: drink; another one announces th.it any ol'ii cr found diinkiiii; intoxicating liuuors in anv public drink'uii: place w ill be recoinmeinJed to the 1 resident lordismi.-ssal Irotn the service. Another suppresses the newp.ipcr known as the National Advocate lor an improper publica tion. Another prohibits the arrest of anv slave, un les the pel son arre-tini: knows that uch slave is owned by a loyal citizen. Anions the property confi-cated as above no teil is (ieu. llr ioj;' plantation. The 1 libune's speci ! ys: Two released M issachuseits oilicers, who have returned from Richmond, say the tone of the press und the peop'e ol Richmond indicate tint i hey consider that city in reat d inner, and that they are aware ot the strength of the National army nd oi its determination to deal thematerlible blow. The i:nnual reports of the he ids of Departments are nearly completed, wit!r the exception of that id' the Secretary ol the Treisury, which is delated in part by the continued picp.natious ol the e.stiui.iies of the War Dcfiaitmeiit und other d.it i in that connec'ion, involving an extraordin try amount of labor. President Lincoln s Me.'Sie will probably be transmitted to Confess, on tie tit st day of the session. No copies of ttiis imvortant document w ill be sent out in advance; therefore it will be telegraphed to the prc.-s as soon as its reading shall te commenced. The object of this course is utideisbnal to be the prevention of ?t pretn -it nre disclosure of its contcms, and to entble the Piesi Went to avail him-elf of the latest otlicial intelligente that may come to b ind. Member of Congress are nrriving by every train, and have ulieady become quite numerous. Front ISew York. Nkw Yoek, Nov. 2G. The Herald's Ncwbern letter says: A special reconnoiasance by a body of Gen. Foster's forces, fiippoitcl by a b ittery, was in ide on the D ver ro id in the direction of Kingston, on the l.rth They nut the enemy behind a strong fortification at Cive Creek, an'l niter a scveie cavalrv fiht, n whicli both sides lo'ught gallantly, our .".itiliery shclle! the rebels out of the;r position, leaving their aims, equipments, and blankets behind them. Our forces destroyed their barracks and then refui ned to Newberu. Advices Ironi Hiv.-ini ftate that the Fiench had occupied Jal.ipa without re.-istince The Uiiitol States ship Shepherd Knapp, of seven guns, at nved at this port last niht in he (lavs Irotn St. Hclein Sound. About ten d.ivs since an ex;?il:tin, .timtvo-e I of her Ixiats. drove the rebei Irom re.twick Island up the E-iisto river. From ortrej .Tion roc. FoBTRtss Mo.vrok. Nov. 23. The Savannah Republic in says: We h ive reason to believe thit the Government h is again put the wheels of war in motion in the right direction, which, properly conducted, will thwart all the cherished plans of the enemy, and secure his overthrow at every point. We shall hear the result at an early day. The Richmond Enquirer states that ten days ap a very accomplished lady, connected with people in Richmond of great w ealth and influence, w as imprisoned in Castle Thunder under a charpe of giving infennition to the Yankees by way of Portsmouth, where she redoes, ami from which plac e she h is m uicseveial visits to Richmond The Augusta (G.) Sentinel, of Nov. 19th, says: J. C. Cole, a refugee Irom Missouri, has invented a machine for making percussion caps, which excel! everything of the kind, either North or South. Its superiority consists in the manner in which the cap is cut from the eop;er and formetl at a single operation. It is capable of nuking, by hmd, one hundred per minute, and by steam one hundred and five thousand per dav. It hvn been dicoverel in Georgit thtt bv digging wells forty miles from t!ie main shore, water is obtained. 25'J gallons of which will make one gallon of salt, while it takes 700 gallons of tide water to make the same quantity. Xight lleport. t n e cocrtTp INQUIRY. GENERAL POPE GONE TO WASHINGTON. THE VOTE OF ST. LOUIS. MILITARY MATTERS ON THE POTOMAC. ' IlEHELS COYCEJTRiTIYG .I T Fit ED ER iCKSBVIl G From TItlfraukee. MiLWii in. Not. 26.- Gen. Pore leaves for j Washiugton to tnorraw. j Died. I Milwai kii. Not. 26. A telegram from Mtdioti. Wiscorisin, announces the death of Hon. , Luther M. Har.cbett, member of Congress, of brain fiver.

I'min Ihr arrnr f ihr Paiamar. FaLMoitu. Va , Nov. 26 It is expected th uj

the railroad will le Cnishe! tomorrow from Aquit Creek to t!io RapfMhsnnock, opposite , Ficdciak-Iurr. The bn Iscover Poumc creek u reported th'u morning netrly finishcl. The cars rarry suptd es as fr a Rrooks Sta, tiou, six miles from Aquia Creek, which greatly accomnfdtes onr troops'. Notwithnanoiror the l ite bad condition of the foals', (irj:r?ermi.-ter'i urplies htte becu promptly lio:;ll.el. Long Tue of road have been cordaroytvi oaler the direction cf Colt Inoll, Chief Quartermaster of the army, and are ia good conditiou. The C4mp firesof the enecay are coostautlj increains within oight of Falmouth. alTonling iud'Kitit)i i f aucmctifatron of the rebel lorces I.ee has jo'ne-1 Lmstreet, nnd A. P. Hill, D. II ilid una Jackson, are known to beonthe wy hither. Yestetd t enemy wa busily engsgel in constructing aiMitiornl works in the rear and to the lelt of Fiederickburg. The cars brinti troops and supplies regularly to the rebels, stopping at a point three mile from the tuwu. Irom Uasliington. Wahi.i;tox, Not. 26 The Court of Inquirv in the ease of Gen. McDowell reasembieJ today, when, he h iving been called npon, read a p.if-er submitting a plan of investigation. The parties making a raid on P.aileville yesitenbty consisted ol about fifty Manl mden, lnotly fnni Montgomery county, in which the villipe is located. They cro-sed the Potomic not long ao to avoid the draft nnd look temporary service Uli the rebels, ioinin White euerrillas. T hey doubtless designed to capture valuable Government militiiy pror.erty recently in that vicinity, and of the letuoval of which thev were briuraiit. From m. I.oiiIk. St. Ix)iis, Nov. 26. The olhml vote gives Rlair n:ijority over Knox, fur Congress. It is Mated that Knox will contest Blair' election. The radical era u.cipition legislative ticket i e!ecttfJ by an average nmjoriry ot 1,300. as!ivltle Hull road Open. Lovisvilll. Nov. 26 The railroad connec t'on betveeu Louisville and Nashville Is now complete. A train left here yesterday ruoruin. and arrived at Nashville the same evening. Collision. Oswego, November 2.' The. schooner Cre es, bound from Chicago to this port with cttn. edlided with the schooner Lxchange S iturd iy night olf Devil's Nose, Like Ont.uio, and sunk in oeep water. Her crew w ere saved and arrived in Genesee river. GROCERIES. II. A II.. o. UeU U asliiutor? St., UAYK HKCKIVKD THKIU FALL AND WIXTKH supplies of aimly Urocerier, which tiny ofiVr to ti.eirade at the lowest cah prices, l'articular attention Is invitc-J to our large lock of Sujirs, Teas, CottVi-h, Suor-cured Uann, Dried beef. Mackerel, Flour, Corn Meal, back wheat. Haiti more Oysters Kish, Ac, an I fi uit and vectahle. in eaon,all of which I ofTer-en-'l ul rhe cheapest ruten for KetiU'tie articles, sept 27 -inni IIOGSIIIKK A liUNTEK. 800 IULS sar' 100 ,MI,)S NeW r,eui fuß"; 200 L'ruhed and I'owdered Suar; For s-ale hy Earl 8c Hatcher, ol:s-d2m Lafayette, Indi.in. MORE iEWQROGBRIBS! Ruser & Caldwell WHOLESALE GROGBRN -AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS. ,o.S i:at Waiiiiigtoi. SI. nr Porvrt Rut of Oil IJLmt' HiU. ndi. anapolUt fi'vxi. J UTTER, Cheese, and Dried Beef; 200 200 400 500 300 HOGSHEADS Sew Orleans Sugar, HOGSHEADS Island Sugar, PACKAGES, Herring, Codfish. Ilalihiit, and Mackerel; BARRELS KeSned Sugar; BARUKUS Simp and Molasses; 500 200 200 200 BAGS Rio CoSee; BAGS Java Coffee; BAGS Roasted Coffee; CHESTS and Half Chests Imperial, Ganpew der, Yoang Hyson, Hjsen Skin, and Ooloag ieaf ; A LSriCE, Cassia. Clore, CinDamon, and a reiieraJ asorttnent of hpices suitable for retail trade; CORDAGE, Clears, Fruit. Loors; all kind- of Jfuta, Nice, Soana, Tohacco, and Wooden Ware, besides a general asrtGueDt wf Uroceries, Id store and for sale tr 11 L'CFIt CALDWELL, 5 East VTm)'-' street. NEW DOOKS. NEW PUBLICATIONS

LES MiaersMes. hy Victor Hneo; Love's laitor Wort, hf Mr. Soathworth; Ilavenshoe. by Ktriley; VThj Paul Ferrotl Killed his Wife; Nine Month In the Quartermatr,s Deoartment; Paron Brcmlow,a ftouk: Stolen Mak, by Wilkie Collins, author f TTotnan tn White; Flower of the Prairie; BOVE. STEU1RT V CO.'?. Jt4.45w

COMMERCIAL.

Krwu CHienmaU ITice Current, yr. 2. f inunrlal and Commercial Mimtury avr me ca.i -.weis, Financially the maiket retaincl the steadiness which we bad occasion to Dotice In tuo( previous numbers of &ur paper. Gold ajd ater ling exchmpe hae declined a hade, sod Goternuienl ecurtt.es are better, and Üttly higher a . mm A . . than they were a week ago. Tie re J.i.eS f!nn to take the Goverumeut loan ked for. arsl the high rates paid, have abided creatlT to COQCdecee in the GoverQtr.ent: and this, wito tht favorable poiuon now occupied by the GoverLiuaat force, irom whence to make effectual aggressive moverueota on the rebel States, has given public aftaira a decidedly impruTed aspect in the es'inv lion of the people, whilst it discourage the rebei letde.-a. The news juat in from Europe, announcing th.tt Kiland lus declined an i;ivii.tion Irum France to tettder the ixie-litioo of luib couiiirie in our domotic troubles, tlow$ very clearly th it nothing ol the kind is dec med advisable jast now, and tend eatly to Inspire confidence. The d ui iiij for money is elill of that moderate charactiT, heretofore noticed, and the market is easy for all good paper offered at QJ10 per cent. The dem tt d fur exchange ti.ts been fair, and some da active, but rate remain as quoted in our last. The quotation tor coin, demand notes. silver nnd exchange, at the close List evening wcte a followa: BCYIXG. New York dia Gold 27 (Tr faem Sd ver 1 (u 23 pi em Demand Notes. . . ,2J(tc2J piem, tLLt.XG par otKJl tTera. 23 pi em The weather cleared u: ccvol and Iroitr about the middle of the week, and favorabie lor poik packin-r. T be amount of rain which tell wa not as j:re it at jMint.. east of this place as had been expected, aud hence the rise in the mer was small, not nelng ocr IS inches at any joiiu this ude of Pittsburg '1 he weather for p'ik p icking was unfavorable in the loiepart ot ti c week, tut became .clear and fiosly ub.-cuci.tly und quite favorable Tbe i tit. '.jits have not been very lare, and since the Uvuiib!e rti uige in the we.ithcr the dem ind h.i been tnllv -un.il to the otl'ei ings. A further ile ebne has taken plate in most nr iclesot ho" product, and it teems to be generally admitted that the current rates lor I.rxl and pie es will not justify the rates being paid for hogs, so that the position ol the tr-de ia unsatisfactory to packers. who are ex peel in ir to hell in a home ma-ket And us regards the prospects of the Kiulish markets, the indication ie tat from beinr hopeiul as thev were last e:r at this time, but till theie is a margin ior profit in cae prices oo not uu.iicr ucciine in tue r.ngiisii mat weis, i ne receipts ot liogs at this place to far hate run up - f I i I- I- B el I to a hiiihcr hiM-ie th m in anv pie.ious vear, with the exception of lNs. As we have Mated in : previous number ot our paer, the hogs coming in ate lighter than tl.ey weie l ist teon. l elerd iv ( I uesdav) the market did not un tlcrgo anv impoitant change. The dem ind wa: lair, and the whole r.tne u.s 1 2.(a4 Cd, those aer.ipiii '20 lbs. K-lliiig .t about $1 4U. Tbe les were: lCu avtrain 175 pounds, at. ...-et 3a .... 4 0 .... 4 4ii .... 4 CO .... 4 40 .... 4 IX J10 " 213 " Z) 210 " 00 210 . 4 4 it The receipts during the week and for the sei son, and (comparati el) ) for Mime previous sea son.-, were a.- iollow.: Ity railway.- 34,340 I r.M-r hot fr-in KeiiUu 16.1 laivtn in l.soti S-LuliU-rcd at l'laniville aud .evtou.... 4,Hn Tot.il . . . S7 91 -,2SH lYevi usly rt-portrd Totil this season 15-1.205 Same t un in lsCl 4S.7.3 The speculative demand lor mess pork, noticed ;n our last, coiititiuel ounn t lie week, and b out .'l.Hii;i bi !s. weie sold nt $IU 75 for estab lished citv tirands, ami $1(1 51) lor good country but it h ts been heli ruoie linnlv, and toward the ose it was d IlicuU to get desirable city below 11. and coumrv les man $10 75; but these r ites beiiii: above the vieivs ol buvers. the bui i. ess ot the week was much less than it other wise would have been The lair iTosccts which now exist, that the Misisip;i will be opened io the (ill within the next sixty days, has raised the lioi.e ol a Southern trade t some extent; an lips constitutes the basis of some of thee specula tie pinch tses, and there is no doubt tint this, to sonu: extent, enters mio tne c ilcuiations ol Ht 1 ast a portion ol those engaged in the pork trade the present season, although the disappointment i Iiis expectation gave last season induces a great de tl of caution, and it is not robable that anv exieodexi oieculative business will le based up ll it. Lard has generally declined; prime kettle ren dered closes at flV trft" tearu 6c. iucludini: head und i:ut, and butchers about the Mine Grease is also down to bj-u'c. for brown to the Lc-l white. (iieen mett, excepting for hams, are dull Shoulders, '.W.i)fZc.; hides, 5i5).;'c. for rib an dear cut suitable lor boxing, and liiiht Inms 5',c. Laro hams would not brin over 51 No new mess pork offering, nor is there an ol consequence bmg iackeil. I here is nothing doing in bacon, excepting the sales being made to the Government, wind oaing to the flute in which it is picked, and other attending circumstances, do not indicate the market accurate! r. Shoulder, nose, may be ouotcd nt and sides at 5J.,c. Notliing ooiug in bulk meats. The market Iris been heavy tor boxe I meats; Cutiibei land cut middles aie ottered at o?v ; lony rib at Gi(JJ-e. short do. Gl.ic , and bot i clear f5Ya7c; but buv ei s have been asking concessions of tg to c.sO that but little could be sold at the quotations. Ti e European packets in this muket, however, are operating vigorously nd largely, atnl. in addit!n to middles, are preparing a lare amount of hams and some shoulders for the foreign market Flour has been hi food demand. eseci..lly for the lower grades, the last three days of the week, and the same nnv be said of whe.it. Corn has been in lare supply, and pricsa declined to 45 and 47c. for new und old. Oils tirm. li)e 6-1 1 Cöc. Birley very dull, nnd none but strictly prime spring and fall s tie. ble. Salt his given way under the supply from above on the rise, and prices aieii regular and lower. A large stock has accumulated at the works on the Ohio and K i nawha, as the owners luve been Using every exertion to matiulacturc the last four mouths. There has been a large speculative business done in refined etroleum, and prices advanced to ede, at which rate there were large speculative purchases made; but it having declined in New York, the market closed Mat and unsettled, and it was ottered at 7bV. It went up to $1 in New York, but .'ell back to rOc It would be well for speculators in th" article to remember that when an article goes up to a price twice the cost of production, with an inexluusti'de supply i the valleys of I'enn) lvar.i i. it is exceedingly dangerous t orirate in it. There has been an ac live dem md lor cheese at lull price-. Butter is tirm. Flax feed i in demmd at $2. Clover seed would bring $5 O. xThe dein and for gioceries has been light and the market rather dull, especially for sogar, which had been offered rather prcssinply and at lower rates. The crop in Louisiana ia a large one, and by the late fuccessea of our forces has been placed within our lines. This has an influence on the mvrket. Coffee, being in light supply, U held firmly, and full rates are realized. Molasses dull at 5? a COc for plantation. Another large advance in leather, with an active denned. Feathers have further advanced. Foreign fruit and nuts are again higher. JSTTtut.aaaa.J Cincinnati Market. Ciy.ci-!: ATI, November 26. Flour unchanzed and steady at $5 20(25 25 for round hooped Ohio. Wheat firm. Corn dull and unchanged at 4bQ4c. Oata firm at 47(35'c. Whisk v sold at34Kc. Hops firm ;s ilea ol t..(K)0 hed at $4 25(54 CO; receipt. of ,000 head. Me-s pork firm at $10 75. Green meats firm at 3c, 5(3;5c for shoulders aides and hams. Groceries unchanged. Gold $1 2S; silver and demand note $1 22 3 1 23. Kxchmge steady at par. TKW MU!C BOIK. "The Silver Chord," a coin pa a 1 Ion UTbt Home Circle." at epll .WlU-ARD A rpOWKUR. TP.ICK FOR SAH.F.-Inrjnlrrof

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MEDICAL COCKtO, CiC.

GAlfcfJ'S HEAD llSKfJSAflY! CtJAtlTCHED ' BT THK !.rOI.UTV .TSTtVK'Y rTO TUP .TKikATX KT Cr AU. Iii L0A&fS OF TUX ' , ,; LklXAt.T A.MXiU.!nLOkuA.. . mu catl H mat Tb n fl m t2s o O rRlCK05l.TTr.llCT.5T - .'A Medical Otcrl;; v ü.v A 7.w VSTROPOF treaifrt: TetsenaJ Ptfaa. tjclac:8f tji la all tta strr, OorrUa. G Seel, Scrki ra. V aritii-, dA Ujttrocwi. laaewsw f tU Klicays Dladder ic, wlia. it acerrurjl eccULli.? a vsJ. iM ireatisa ea that wida apaaa tailaT ef fnm'ti. StnlTial WeakH . X b ria 1 F n; ! t sjorj, 5- x tia 1 Itrl.itOr. Itwpcfer-ey. e.. the crt In !rmit of t h and ralurlfT srs-iar frrm tbe tafnl hMt ot M-'.f-shu-e. To whtrh I ad ie.l Wnnii re Frwiale I arvt rtS.r tr.iTtHr atler rikewtmoat tta-rttr t th mal 1 1 4 a-4 tbo crHniplttrg rasmicr, whofntertais d-ht.rf tbeir phylct th'L'tr ts enter that rate. Sent ta any Vlre m a aealed wrapper, oo receipt of a eejta or fner ataTapa. We devote ear entire t;re and attention to tbe treatKent of the vsriou rr1? f?:s treated of In ear rnvate eport. Our Insfsrwmary ia tbe en It Ittxir-iM 4 i kind In AraerVa wkich fcaa Ijeeo t tatltvhe) ry a epcta; ctartrr.sn thi- facti ! give It a preferervre e--er the variona qnarks of dotibtfal character t be frd ta !! arge cities. Important lo Frmalw! Om oepan.cn at of oar IipnarT 1 pecially 4wta ta the treaiiwt t ( the leaes f Ferna W. -neb lai cbrriea, tr ''IMIte," lrr--clar. Psli.fl srJ Kurf rets Mrn treats -ii, 2ervoi aud uoersl ltetility, Dtwtsf he V viub, lUrrenm-Mt, Ac. Consultations aiU xmi''atht free -f c tsrre. AU, for sale Mv-lKUkbS-S KXIULAlnU rill. f or Ftnal 0t ru-l Irrrirularit t Ac. Marrtsd Sa dir in ctrtsiTi -itiMiiioi. houtu oa wiar thra, a they wh.M fstixe raise arr.if . I'rke tlp-riw and may la sent bv mail. Dül UA1J.N' PUkVKXllVF. Am tbaUatle articla for tLsc a bhing to .iittit iLe Lumber of ihejr Cpristg, or th" harr a ho dne rhiUrrr ; warratited not to iiura the hralth, aud laat l-r a lif-t ia.e, eui lany a4Jres atlcre.-1, en reoipt of l!ie price 1 W lilX-RS. PAr.KXlS AT A I:STAM.K-l.y ae-..tig s brief tu'Ut of t t.e:r s) iutuu, will receive a Hlank i'bart CMtLala)Inj; a li-i -t t,; t--rioii. ur term f-r e cr ot trrate.erl Ac. ürdicine" s't.t tu ri) part tf tbe coautry tu curt sty cae at hoiue.fr e fioui darker or rurU.tT. All irausartiwi pnvatr aixl cnti ieutial. Kesneaabet the nurae a'd i. ital-er. D-.rcct all !ett-rto ;aLKX'S HF.AI DISI LXSAI:!. v'r.'c? a - 1 t.-i.--i,. K rVsEDlCAL. C O . V I I) i: V T I A Ia . fr- voiMJ ur.x wno have is. - J ifu t. .r rs-nain eerH ' j p f a fciat'ita. which un St th Bs 'or baiiieit ) liCT pleasure it the duties o. rnarried lif; iliiirs' al, iul-1 !le-asred an-1 old tr.en, !, Iroia rh-ro!!ie of yoiita or thrr niao, feel adeHPty i i advance ol tbeir rear, before plant tLerrseb c. der tbe ireatmeut Jl any one, hftild Hr-l read ,4Tlir. f?KCi:i.T FI.IF.5D Married Udr I Kmiii n-ti.etlili'a of Isnporiarta pera;t:s"li;.su as,i 1 ki.vt." Sent tu any addre, in s sealed etivelope, vi. rectlj t f Tr n Cents. DK. STU.VUT A CO.caii be con-tilted on all diM a-- ol a private r conf.dt-utial r.atuic. fr.m a A. 21. t b P JJ., (Sundays ui 3 to 11 A. M .) al their office. No. 13 Fa-t Third sip 1 1, cp-t .ir, l;ern Alain and frycsioir,... pi.tjite Ihf llt brie House. Ad ir.- Dlt.CIl AS. A.RTUAbT A Co nrti'i.iHrwtv.t.'!'? "llM-ini.".Oi.i. 1 Slight Cold, er gfcte jDlifCAtt, XiShizK "nirjlkt It cAejcd with a cimjile remedy. if neglected, often terminates cerizuriy. Feu art aware cf the import. mee cf stepping- a ßciißlt. er fllnltt ßdiL in, its firzt stage; that iv.iizh in the legirjing wcuid idi. to a mild remedy, if not attcnde-l to, toA attaches the lungs. JQtciurCa. QtcjuJiiai jzjcxlit iverejirst introduced eleven years ago. It has been proved that they are tht best article before the public for ll&tlLmcL, ßcxtcittlL, the Hic.nfr Ccugh in f?cn&umiiicn, ard numerous ojfeclicns cf the jDlitaaU giving immediate relief. Public SpcahcrM St SittftcrM will find them effectual far clearing and strengthening the voice ßdd by all (I)ruggists ani (XtexUrs 00 sä in J'edioine, at 5 cents j-- J-c.:. HAPPINESS OK MISERYT THAT IS THE QÜKSTI0N. fBHK proprietors of the 'J'AhlSl.s.JC rAPIKT OF l WOMiKBS, ANATDMT. and MKDICINF," hsa determined, resnllf cf r jjene, to lue, free, (br tLe benefit of f-ufferltiir htimsnily) FDfR rf the r r.M'.t lnstnctivr an.i Int.-TeiiTinK la-crnres on Marrlsce atd Its Difpjal:f.ction. rvou lat-ihty, prTnture IVcTine of ManhorvJ, Indigestion, Wenkt.-- or Ieprt ston, Ixs of K.rnrcy an t Vital Ponrr, the (Jrett Social F.riU, and thoe Maladies which r-Milt from -onthful fdl'-. Fxeessrs of ilat'iritr, er Irioraixe of Ihy-oP ry and Nature's Lsw. Tie- hoaluatde Ix-ture tsve Win li.e mean of enlichteri!nc and Mir? thousands, end m.tl te firwsr-1l fr-eon the receipt of four starrps, bj addrelug SFfl;rT4!:T Psnict-a Casimt or A4tht f MrM'ijir. .VkT P.radwy. 'w York. J'53-dlj, TAK1.AMM8 F.FFKKVFSCE5T SKLTZEH AXEEIE1STT. This eal'iahle and popular Medicine La Qivertally received the ra M faorsl!c revitnuindatiot.a cf the M. dital rrob-sir'ii and Ihe Puhia: aa tix- taost crraiisr ajd ar.s.r.EaaLa It may be used with tie best effect to lidioiis and I ela ile Dim a , t oiiei,. as, rick Headache, XtuKl. Ia.t? of ApjM-t.t". Iadi3etimi, A.-vtils c4 tbe Stomach. lorpMity of ih laver. Loot, Kheumata: AlWlivi.p, irivtl. "iles. And all C'Jrtipli.i.t wLre a ri.tU aiwt CV.t!tif Aperient r Puritativ i n-qviietl. It is particularly adapted to the want of Traveler- by Fea biet lp !, L'e. ;.'et:ts in lb4 l.'hroates. pern of herfntary lUt it.. li.v.l t btm! Convale-emt"; Captaiii of Ve.ei anl PUnters wiil l;nd It a vaJaable addit.oa ta tt.c-tr iledidie CttM. It is in the f um of a Powder, carefully pat p In bottles to keep in any ciiuiaie, and merely require water rx.ure lop-n it to produce a del!gbtfuleScrvcrent tevrr ape. Nutnerou teatintonist from profennal and other centletnen of the highest stsndir.r tbrot:t;hout ibe country, and its steadily ii-reanin? popalaiiiy lor a fer of years, st ronjrly riisrantee it efheary and valuable character, andcotamend it to the favorable notice of so lute!-Il-I.t public. Manufactured only hvTAkKANT A CO.. So. 2T8 Greenwich street, corner of Warren street. New Trk; and for ss!e by I)riffirirts cet-erally. JjT-lf Nervous Debility OrSpema' rrhai, ! ooit;vs!y INCrtAPd.i: ly A XT ineaas bu'. tho I advocate. Ifore coUimerxii.- Al treatraert, Uam how the wrjter actus! )) CL'I.KD Liiue, and suWrU ritlT hitn ired vf oth.rf. Fiaio-e a iaVpaid, sn;- rscrled envrh pto box II, ChsrUtwn, Mass. 4-Ara PATENTS. P A T B H T S OBTAINED FOB SEW 15TF5TT05 OF rVFKT desrript'.'n. Fees cont'r ent en sweeess. 5 y stent no pay. Send for Cirruiar, rivlrir terms, dlrccticns, Ac. Adiresa AVOS PKOAD5AX. nor ) al 1 y Faw iv W ..rc T f MUSICAL. $150. PIANOS. Cli50. sfF-VT reTen-octave Pianos, in roaewaad eaaea. Iroaj l frsms n 1 ver-strung has for f itO; wpj rnocldlöffs tlß: with rnooMiiif. ean-ed leea, ialsd namboard, ? ITS. 1 15. f200, -4 pward; lb san. saitk Jarl kej, ft25, ZZQ, Ac. Tha ahora Puoa, theik rhesp. are exceHecr. fetorvd-hsnd Pianos at 25, tu. tO. teo, eT5, aud 100. New Ateldos frvca M pwarJs. , 3M.X7SIC- MXJSIC- MXJCXIC. XV p-sM:h hactreds f different pieces of aloMe, I a re r-Mmbet beirx by iL frt mater tn tba BiBajral world. Also fatmction Books for nsrlv all suaical ta atremetit select Raxkd Maie. b Ivy School Ill, dar School ril, N"-. 1 and 5, PstrWi bona; IVookl Dar of Frdom, Ac, Ac. Our C TALOT.CK, wfuh s rrm.inivrs rtcK as aut to all aks send fnr lt.fot.tain IM of all our rarietles f Bas, with price tttacbed. C lady la lb cotir.try shonld t i j. O: der t? bi.i er evp- proirp'JT fIX. and as falthf0:iT eaeewte4 aa tkooch La perof order'rsT we präsent. Basalt swetiesIn a registered letter r by expires. liOBACr WATT RS. A feet, ti7-6ni No. 481 Brcadway. y. T. Dissolution or Partnership. THK pannerMp heretoAe iMrc In the Peal Fs täte bnr,ea between ibe Bler.iaT est i!Us4 bv mutual e.imenton ibe tk ef Nr.U r. U il Ik bn'ineaawiUbeccBtmae-tty Juba 5. rnn, Ike r' WS 5. KPAX5. WILLIAM LOT.

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