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M l for theL. !• Itirmcn- New Tork, Brookiya an«l Jam aica. M r . E d i t o r : T h o s e of your l e a d e r s who roside in (his village m u st have noticed, n n tl b e e n pleased w ith your article o f som e weeks ago, r e f e r r i n g to the r a i l road facilities betw e e n Jam a ica a n d (lie two large c i t ies. Y o u w e r e r ig h t in supposing tliat the H u n ter’s Point route, when the idea is to visit Kcw York, is popular with thc people. T h a t ro u te is a great a c commodation and could pot now b e dispensed with.— You were right, also, in saying th a t the J3rooklynroad had b e e n robbed o f lialfol’its value to this village by stopping the use o f steam at thc c i t y line. T h e people of Jam aica have business w ith New York. W h e n they do, they go t h e r e Uy the most d i rect and speedy r o u te—they go by the H u n t e r ’s P o int road. B u t they have business, also, w ith Brooklyn, and w h en th e y do. it is to t h e ir i n terest to reach t h e city in the m o st d ir e c t and speedy m a n n e r. As t h e case stands, Jam a ica, as to intercourse w ith t h e city of Brooklyn, has been very m u c h dam a g e d . The d is placem e n t o f steam power o n the old Brooklyn a n d Jam a ica road, has been au a c tual loss t o the business and property of this place a n d vicinity, and i t there fore should be restored, at least, to Bedford. But Jam a ica has not alone been a sufferer from i h e rem o v a l of steam from the o l d road. I f anything, l o calities 011 th e island east of tliis village have greater cause to complain than our c itizens. T h e steam p r o hibition serves not only as a hindrance t o going from the island to Brooklyn, hut from Brooklyn to Ih e isiand. The latte r consideration ap p lies particularly to p laces a t a distance,—to G rcenport, Sag H a rbor, and th e m any other “ w a tering places,” which once w e re enlivened and made p rosperous by Brooklyn vis itors ; but now, the Brooklynites find it m o re conven ient an d less tedious to go elsew h e r e f o r summer r e - sortp, T h e wholesale rem o v a l o f slcain w a s practically taking a step backw a rd. The sam e principle carried out w ould consign us to (lie old “ post c o a c h e s ’’ a n d high r a tes o f f a r e —to the heavy expense of transport ing f reight to and from Brooklyn by carts and wagons, instead of by ears. T h is backward m o v em ent should lie changed. T h c suggestions of t h e /V ernier on this subject arc praelicah and should life promptly heeded hy nil. Jam aica, certainly, ha* h a d no ml v a n tages which i t could af'ord to part w ith; a rid it should make an effort to regain what it ban lost. *, *. Jam a ica, Nov. 1(5, 18G2. A ttk x t io h ;. SW u d ik r s !! P r o t s c t t o u z I l s u r m !— N o j T C F r i b l C D i S c l O S U f C S sensible man will leave the City without * supply of UOh- LOW AT'S' FILLS k OINTMENT. For wounds, Bruises, Sores, Fevers sad Dysentsiy, thtse medicines are th e best in tiie world. Every English snd French Soldiers uses them . Only 25 ceuta per Box or Pot. _________ 225 Jamaica Circulating Library. The semi-annual Assessment of 25 cents on each share of the Stock of this Association became due on the firat iust. Members are requested to hand the amount to the Lihrari nu Sav.ckl S. Avmar, Sec'f. Jamnica, L. I,, Nov. 11, 1SS2. B3?\ Read thc Trice List, of tlm People’s Provision Cool- pa uy, 2 U 8 Oroeiisrioh St., X '. in today’s p a p e r; it wilt save you msoey ly H M B D I O A L i n o t i c e . d r . c. U O M C E O P A T H I S T £ E I E C r i l O P A T i m r , T e n d e rs liis professional services to tlio citizens of Jam a ica am i vici u i t y . O ffice a n d R e s id e n c e , G R A N D S T R E E T , first door o n tho left from F u lton. N . It. Neuralgia, N e rvous IMifno?3, Rheumatism. c u r o t i ; i.ml ail other Nervous Diseases benulittcd hy the aid of K k u trldty. Alia. BKLDIN will a p p ly Kh-etririty to Female pntieuts. Gtmuimj llpjucopilhic rojm.ntio.-i lor iloJioino eases filled and reined icftlcil. DR. BARKER Has removed lo liia residence ©p. “ Spader*© c o r n e r /' op posite Kev. I*. I), Onkey's. Jam aica, tjune 17, lot>2. &m!4 Notice. The undersigned offers his services *s Bhyiician and Sur geon to the people of Jamaica nud vicinity. H e may he found at his residence, one door wrest of Sea bury & Peck’s Drug Store, in the brick house formerly oc cupied by Mr. J. S. Seabury, on and after the Gth of M ay. GEO. C. KISSA.M, M. IX N. B. Night calls particularly attended to. Jam aica, April 23, 1862, Ttf. A CUtl) TO THE LADIES* D r , D r i p o i i c o ’s G - o l d e n P i l l s f o r \ \ \ F e m a l e s . IntulHbte lq correMiug* regulating, anti removing all obstruction^ from whatever caiiso^aml always successful ivi a preventive. PILLS have b e e n used by tlio Doctors for many years, belli in France and America, with unparalleled a u c m s Ip every case; nii'i h o i s urged by m any thousand ladies who used them, to m ake tlio Prof. liaelie’ assorts t h e 't h e o r y ' t h a t tlm dis- >*- i’\”1'1' lur llu’ »itovmtio« o r itiose .uifcrfng from any in v ^ iq riiiK j ; ____ „ . 1 : ________________ „„l, ,lf-: wlintovor.iw wvHiutii prevent nn mcrciuo o f family where healtl. will not pprpiR H} Teiqitk* particularly situated, or ihoso supposing them- selves so, arc caiitmiied against pics* l'fils while in that condition, n« the proprietor a^m u w u o ri;*pon«ilnidy a fter ihUaclmoiutiou,although llioir mildness woultl prevent any m ischief to lieafth, uthortfisa the mils a r c rtvnmnieiuh’d . Full a n d explicit directions accompany each box* ITtce il.OQ per b o x . Sold wholesale a n d retail hy l.Ol’JS T. WALDO, Drupjiri. Solo .\gcut for .lamaica, I., f., to w h o m all arUnrs must bo addressed. Ladies by closing r.lm *1.00 to Du- Jam a ica Post Olllen can havo Pills sent to any part ot* the coun try, roonfldenh.illy) ami “ fr«u o r p ostage'’ b y quill. N. 15.— Inok out C*r c o u n terfeits. Huy uo CJohlen Pill? o f apy kind unless e v e ry box Is signed S. I). Howe*. All others nro a base imposi tion a n d unsafe ; therefore. as you vntnc your lives ami heuUli, ( lo say Sea SipKNESs,—A laic num b er of S i ll h n a n a Jour n a l contains a paper hy li. AT. Baclie, o f t|ic United States Coast Survey, on the “ Physiclpgy o f Sea Sick ness.” Pro f. Baclie asserts t h e th e o ry t h a t t ’ tressing m alady is n o t a disease of t h e stom ach th e brain, and arises from the f a c t o f the miml not be ing able to understand th e varying m o tio n s of tlie ship as rapidly as t h e senses feci them , th u s c a u sing a con flict of im p ression and a consequent affection of Ihe brain, which in turn deranges t h e nervous syslotn and produces nausea. T h e swell of food, close a i r , and sim ilar m a tters may aggravate Ihe disease, h u t are not the prim a ry cause of it. As soon as the miml is educated up to a point th a t enables i t to c o n c e iv e flic idea of each motion as scion n s it is felt, s e a ik-kucps ceases. Prof. Bnehe recommends p e r s o n s going on hoard a vessel to e a t an ordinary nteal, ami while th e r e to conform as closely as possible |p th e ir habits while on land. T h e deck is t h e best place to rem ain during s e a sickness, a s thc sight can t h e r e Jie best ed ucated to the m o v e m e n ts, and t h e fresh a i r has a good cflect. A steady gaze a t the horizon enables t h e suf ferer to quickly estim a te the m o v e m e n ts o f t h e ship. I f p o ssible, choose a p o sition amidships, on d eck, spread a m a ttrass, lie down and look a t the horizon, arid'then all has been ilonejhat can be d o n e to preven t s e a sick ness. W ith all possible deference to f’rof. Bachc’s opinion, w e should like to aslt how i t is tliat old cap tains a n il sailors who have followed th e se n for yours g e t deadly sic.k a t tim e s in a storm ! N o n - S u i t e d , w i t h C o s t s .— I f a m a n w ants to he literally non-suited, with heavy costs, let him buy his ■nits a t som e o f those Broadw ay clothing shops where rerif js high and custom rare. We a r e happy to say th a t our citizens are generally too sensible to d o tlmt. 'When t h e y w ant stylish and handsom e K a li and Win te r clothing they go to th e well-known establishm ent of Air. F ran c is B. Baldwin, N o . 70 and 7 - Bowery, w h e re t h e .most fashiouahle suit f o ra gent o r youth is sold for less th a n som e clothiers w o u ld have you believe th e “ raw m a t e r i a l ” costs. Air. Baldw in is noted for sticce*s in 1 iis business, a n d liis customers are our' leading citizens —Old New Y ork as w e ll as Young A m e rica. ■“ Cheap for Cash,” is liis m o tto. D i s k \ s e -, a n d D r .v n j .—Ope gels a a ap p a ijing idea o f the sacrifices that' h a v e already been_nv.uk: t o thc Alolach o / rebclllon, by rm official r e t u r n o f th e ' Sur- geom G e n e ral a t iticlirpond, who states t h a t up t o the p r e s e n t tim e one hundred thousand sick an d wpunded soldiers h a v e been received in t h a t ,c i t y alone. I 3 T A C leveland.paper says t h a t th e people o f that tow n arc using m o u se-fraps, qjij ja.ck-kiuy.cv and shirt.- buttons f o r sinhll change. t i P T h e Albany {i^s Company lias- d e term in e d Jo givp jliei.r coke to tlie__poor o f Jliat city du r in g tii coming w inter. Secrets for the Million! A work of 400 pugc», A MOST valuable ami *voml«vful publication anil 30 colored ouamvliig.-i. DR. H U N T E R ’S V A D E M E C U M , An o riginal a n d popular tvoaiwo op,Man atul Woman, thulr Physiology, Functions, nml Sexual disorders of ovary kuul, with Nevor-Faihuy RemoUics for tliolr speedy euro; Tho practice of I)ft-. HUNTER has long beon, and still is, imbopmloil, but a t tlio earnest solicitation of numerous persons, lie has been Induced 1011 X 101111 Ins medical uscfulnes.-* through the mpdium of lijs “ VADE MECL'U.” It Is a volume that should he In tlip bauds of every family in the land, h s u preventive of s e c r e t vices, or as it gtiido for tlm alleviation of oua u f the most awful nml ilcstructivo scourges ever visited m a n k ind. ^O n e copy, securely enveloped, will b« forwarded free of postage to any p a r i of tho United S t a t ’3 for 60 oei>V| in P. 0. stanijw /or 3^ copies fur t l . Addre*s, post paivl, 1% HUNTER, N'o. 3 Division Street, New York. * l.y7 Notice. T QV District Librsry of the tilVage Jamnics, vbich is free to ail citizens, will bo opened r e g u l a r l y on Tuefl’ days ant! Kridnya, from to 4 o’cloi'k, p m ., nt, the School House in Ilerrfman Ave. JOHN I). SUEM’OX, Jam a ira Nov. ID. 1862. Sec. Hoard Education. Stray Cow. ( 1AME into the er>clo?ure of tbo subscriber on Ihe 26th J uHm n Red and W hile Cow. Tho owner cm have said Oow by proving property arid paying expense*, hv apply ing to * Mrs. IIURLKY. Jamaica, Nov. 10, 1S62. The Country Safe. (1(111 it MM IMI.-IMU , (Itnimwi V. .M y WK in.iu, .rmi. ■< ». >» • nothing of being humbugged o.itnf your monov,) but only of thogo who show tin* Hignaturos of S. P. Howe on every box, which lias re p.mily l).*on added, on account of Ilm Pills being counterfeitr-d, Sold al io bv It. F. UfsttMOKK, H.*mp<lc;id; Pr. H uvjamis A: (’•»., ftiverhoad; Dr. Fhi’-lnnc.and by oh * dru^dfit io every village i n the Uni* ted States. Whiii.valo }« NgiV-Tbrk by A. li. S amb { .t Co., S iikifi . uiv . . llmTMetis,aud by S. ll. HOWE, lyj;3. Nolc Proprietor, NcvvYork. The uftdereigned having 'purchased the entire stock and interest in the Hliieksmith Simp J*lely occupied by Mr. John H, Hen drickson, informi the public that he is pre pared to attend to Blacksmitiiing in all its Brunches, and h y strict attentiqn to hu&ineaa hopes to receive a full .-hare o f public patmnnga at the old stand, the Jfrick tfhop, corner of Waahitigloti and Fleet Streets J. A. KILM7RN. J a m n i c a , N o v , 1 0 th , 1862. 4 w 8 5 United Stales Tax Law. ATOTIC'E is Iteteby given that I Ihe undersigned h are been X\ nppointed Anst*»?or, for ihe town of Junmioa, county of Queen?, New York, under the. provisions of the Act of Congress entitled “ An Act to provide internal reve nue to support Ihe Government, and to pay interest ou the public debt ,*1 pfisseji J u ly 1, 1862, and that I ntn now pre: pared to attend to the duties of m y ofl'mc. AH persons, associations, partnerships or corporations engaged in any of the trades or occupations specified in said Act, are required forthwith to obtain lieensej therefor. Application for license are to bo filed with tbo undersigned, and the license obtained from the Coll-iutor, or ly ,9 Deputy, in this town. Every person carrying on' any trade or husineaa specified in the Act, without a license, forfeits a penalty tor each offence, equal to times the. Amount required for auuh licena**. . r In case any person 3 hall neglect or refuse when tailed on, to give a list or statement of property owned by him, it will be the duty of the undersigned to make thc valua tion, and to add fifty percent, thereto ns a penalty; nnd in case a fraudulent list is given, the person so offending will be subject, to a fine nf $500. BENJAMIN I. DOUGHTY, Am o u n t Assessor. DUed October 20th, J862 Will be nt thc County Clerk’s Ofiiec Building, on Situr- day afternoon -1 tmm 1 to 6 o’clock, until further notice. ~AT''FOUNTAIN’S- INDIA- STORE/ 653 Broadway, NEW fOI.D KM’KESSI.T FOR The Soldier’s Widow and Orphan, This little loLuato ha? ,f w.omierful history, and ijjore lengthy then iLojeoftriflingfM g es. Jtli hi scatter* d more than ten millions of its precious leaves slresdy, instructirg (iie inquiring, consoling the afllicted, the daily .o^mpauiun of Ikoutandt, sweetening their Christian de.olion, y e t it has just begun its work, it has now opened a new misflon behalf of thoso who need onr sympathy ; we wnut i t put into every Christian hand. If you chance to have one, and know ite value, purchase it fora friend, and thus at once sow tke seed of life, and help the departed aoldiera’ widows and orphans. A city pastor, who has distinguished lumself b y his great aticceca in winning souls to Christ, hsd a case- of at sick man who refused to see him, or listen to Christian counsel, lie presented h ip 'the 'W o r d s or Jo u i , and i t was the means of his eon version. ‘ The W obdb ’are kept by many pastors t o pt-esent to per' ■ohs whose hearts’ they wish to reach, or those they wish comfort. - ------------ A beloved eilter, oh listqpirg.vOioroo instances where thc words had bean a great blessing, exclaimed, “ I never had a book that ,1 qouhLpcess to my heart ns I con this.” A brother, whA vrea in the linliit o f kce'ping them, gave tw.o (oq'iersoiia who wore declining with consumption.—* ,,Ono of them was so delighted and comforted th a t elie ret quested her pastor to purchase two for tw o of h e r dearest friends, which nbe wished to present as h e r dying gift. Another brother was requested b y a d ying parishioner to purchase two, and as she would b e gone before she could see them, requested him to pre.eiit them t o her fi tends. This brother said, on speaking in its praise, that hi would take an opportunity tq recopamend it frorW hia pul pit- If other b rethren would do jh.iacqe. w e think it would help thc preaching of C h rist\ A brother camo tp the store some few years silica and purchased an elegant copy Of the Woimv or Jw sus.as i oirtli-day gift for h is )ndy. li was ever after a doily cont panion. Some tithe since the sinter died, and tile last gift to her hosband waa those same words , w ith this tostimp' n y : “ I t has done me moro gobd than any other book I er had hut my Bihle.!’ In speaking to the brother nf fli. above incident!, Ilf'rem arked; “.^ jia t’bOoJr is a Ijousehold p e t ; we read it eve ly day.\ - -i We ate anxiopi to cireulatq tliiilittle volume, ami hold out the follawing inducements. Tiie price is t h i r t y Cents, To any peraon who wilj.ecli.fifty.iiopies, w« give Wubstcr’e Large I’ictorial' pictionat'^, juice {,7 _ 8 I>; tw e n ty five cop. ies, Our Excellent Women, the .most splendid volume of the season, crown quartoj antique, fourteen elegant steel cn f ravings, p rice | 6 ; or one Photograph Album, turkey mo' foceo, holds fifty portrsils,’two clasps; (or twelve copies, On. copy c f Beautiee of Sacred Literature, a largo volume, Rumerbus beautjful steel engravings, full g ilt, «~ 1 tW T Ag.nU wi I be'Furfllshed at Literal Discounts. ' 1 ' ■ tt. TIBBALS, 115 Jfaiiau, S i., [up .fair/,) jTete Jerk. i H M t K l l i l ) , At. Iho R tf Dutch Church, Flushing, on the 1 2 lh In?!} hy the Uef J. p. Atliger, asii«t«d hy the Iiev. W,. W. H.tl loway, Adjt. E. AlHger, of this vilUgf, son ol the offjeir, ling clertrymnn, *nd Ida M ., youngest daughter of Abner Duvia of the former place. At Cflon Coy*, on'the 12th lu s t, by Frienda* ceremony, -Jacob VV. Va’«eKS IO >1'., U 4 u g U i« r uS J* Frost. D I E D . In thi* villftgiL on Uio UUi inst., ^aura 4 M,<iat2£hter of Samuel J. and 1 ’hcbe A. Higbio, aged 10 rnoQlb* and 1$ day». u Of inch ia thokingdorn fTeHTpn.* In this villng**, on the U> inst*., Henry C. Dennett, aged 30 yenrs*, 7 mouths a n d 20 <laya At Foster* Meadow', on Ihe 11th inst, Mary, d aughter of John Van Noatraml, aged 45 years. 2 month* atul 7 ifaya. In Brooklyn, on Ihe 1 Ills inst, Jemima, widow of the lute Cornelius Dnryea, in the 88 th year of lier ui*e. 4 t, Uempatead, on the lOtb inst., l>rnily J a n e / e e k , aged 25 yeure and 10 montha. STe»r Washington, D. C., on the 9t!» inst., Cornwell Si monson *on ofWm. Simonson, of Freeport, aged 20 years. At t .** Kt.ited State* HoepiUl, Alexandria, Vs., on the .2d inst., Elbert Harris, ton of U u Hon. Elbort H. Jnnaa, «f Oyaftehbay, ag«d 84 yeara, m e ^ b a r p( id Ifegt. H^rria J.iglit Cavalry, N. T. V. , 1 > t i e e t o C r e d i t o r * . I N porsuanco of ah order of tlic Stirrogalc or llio county of Quacna, jiorlc .1 is horeby given to all persons bavlnt? claims Agi.-n.st DcForcsl Matiico, late of the town ©f Hempstead, comity of Qnectui nnd Stnto o! New Yor(:, dbcca«ed,Uiat thoy ar.c required to exhibit the iuuno, w.ih tho vouchers thereof, In the* subscribers, at tho ofllce of William D. F Manleow No. 46 rinc iitreot, in tho city ixf Now Yurfc, ufl Of b“vfwro iho twentieth day of >lny next. Date4, tlm thirtownUi d a y of November, TI62. WU.I.IAU IJ. f. 11ANICE, liKN’JA illN C. W C T M O )!!,/- Exceutnrt. ' 1>T OF I.UrrFJl^ rctaaiuing In tbo Post Offlco a t J m m ica, Nov. 17. J tSC.2 : Ltmrs 1 LIST. holder, M ary .T, Pay wood nnt Hrac-kls, U-»ywood Hrncelett, •Silli ILimlLorcluefii, na-ira.< llamlkerelii is, J'orah J f.iiidk'fichicfv, Fine Cross Liueu, Indhn K-’ulher fan*. It'vd I'ineapph* Droids, j\i*encau Indian U«H«lst NVw|Kjrt Dress (Jooils, ClicwSfncn, o’r v ’d-jfc p ‘ln, l*iu«ai»|»le DresR Chim-.vo FoatlifT Fans, scJf-r-lmJuff, new, Kiel) Canton Fans, American Indian F»r,s, CameU Ha'r PhawU, Chineso Cane Chairs, Po. Wnvlow Shades, CArvrd Carved Ollvestono, Ft'j**Kr Linen Skirt!, Flno d©. fin. Ounltrie. Grass I men IJ ik’ch’fs. India Nfadras H dk'Mi’fs, India Mult Mn-Hns, Ciirio.siiiws, San lalvrood Itrai’eletg, Itoal Japanese Silks, AU<1 .itfluir V a m tie? of articles from China, Japan, MivnUhv, o r tho EivJ ImlleB nnt to lie fotm I v iseybere, 7 hr Choicest and hat assortment fo r Jfoli'My ’ Present*/ itrnnp^rs r * 4 Mnrchtnts u r e hwit <*6 vn exam ine tl\» alx>vc stock. *0»4«rt fr©m 4he C o u n try prom y tly atten d e d to. F O V . r i . i E J r * c o . , W holesale a u d Retail. 653 B r o a d w a y , N e w Tork. ImfiS. « Illack rineappl.?, Check W.tsli Si.Us, Ontoii China, Oilman, C .(iift-fi Craf*'**, C-ilnrml Satins, China \ a*-\i, (Vapj Slinwls, China Silks, I’Yeuch Ians, FiBiired Siitins, O'russ l.iiion, India Pineappie, Ke.?nn l.uton Silkv, Nankefits, Pineapple Clothe, PniHp-fs, Bicn Paintings, Seorsuv-kor, S.irsnMw Silk Cambist, ?tnsrtn*ws T-iSfore Silks, Shiii*'»!i-i| Silks, Clnna Ton Sets, Po. by tlm pier**, Cmnjdior TrimkSj P.mry rurinsilieS, Pinvapplo Konnets, Paintmr-i on Pith, Mandarin Bilk?, ilnli.lla H.isK-ts. 1 p aloe, Po. Plmnw ap?, PinoappJ.- ^ »rf3, Po Cravats, Sandaft;n<wt Fans, Uo, Cardcases, Im. GIor«* K.,Jco-», Sf-ashorc*l)ry U^oijs. Turkish Peps, po. park U’orJc l)o. Dead Work*, Chinese lan tern s , India Down Funs, Indian iloccMins, .Japanese P<»xt*s, Japrumsfj lA*itortis, jJonsa Hair Work, Ivory Carde.xM’^, Po. Ti’Oih nrustos, Tea C^ildiM, Tea Povs, \Vash silks, JVhita Pinoapplo, Japan«3ft T°PS» *y“ Anderson^ Mari(t P r o v 'n , Susan R rennan, Sarah C.illahan, Hunora Clark. M.vvy C ram e r, Mary Pi. i’e, Pora P u r y e a , Mary A. FL'lCy, Jitiid Giu\tv*^t)d, Janjoa (‘.iflnian, C. IL C a ry, Malcolry P C lark, Thomas Kltlridffp, R. Kills, Francis A. UJay.ebrnok, Thoniaa Ih-ml. ickgon, Foster H e n d rickson, Corni'liufl Italy , Joseph Iloliam l, Joseph How , John Jones, John Janzi, Emanuel Jackson, W. Gulder, Car<djn <5 Halsey, M aria’ Jones, J ano Kjnj;, Mary It. Ito33, Amanda Rhode?, MarpereA Sm ith, Maria P. tCiTAi}JPJAr.S'lt tjst. Kinsey, PeAor King, \ViUiam M. ,I,i{:ht Jatpes Masi>p,Ocorgo Mot, Jame.t Mayfair, Nathaniql NoHir&pd, ii5r. O’Conner, Michaot lU.lolf, Froderlclc Spenser, Vhilhp Schum.iokor, John G, Skidmore, Fmltli T a n Sicklcn, lUtmas Van Nostrand, G. H, Porsnnrt calling for the above letters will please pay that they aro ad vertised. CHARLES WELLING, J \ Jf. 3 5 9 . OLD PRICES. 3 5 9 . Lace, Masim « iNottingham Cnrtains, D am aik, Reps. Satin DeLaine and Broca- telle Curtains B U F F , W H I T E A G R E E N H O L L A N D S . X e 5 v S tyi . es , tor 185?, OF For Uousos Churches an d Stores^ ‘ *1 \ W M O l X' s j . L J i 4 H U K t l T A l L . TIIE BEST U PHOLSTEI.ERS EMPLOYED, G . L . A K E L T Y , 3 5 9 , 3 5 9 . * - . I * t^<u Carrots Waijtcd, F o r f e e d i n g stoG k . *ao<1mm ytr., office er this p«- jier, stating pHcs p e r ton of 2140 lbs. dtliverdil' t t \ f (lodha von, Ji'ov. 17. 1882'. <• 1 , . i- . Carriage, Hanlvare A Iffnlcablc Capfingsi , 1'or anlw b y ' ' ' ; \V > I . T. I!I(U S L |. Lodi Jlimufacturln t i j t s a l e h f 1 Co?s. Poudrette, HENDERSWf 1c ------- MAIMHOOD ; How L o st! How Restored! Just Published, in a Scaled Envelope. Price S ix Cents. A L e c tu r e o n tho N a t u r e , Treatm ent an d R a d ical C u re of ^p e r iiu tn rrlu e a or Seminal \\\£.»tviiei»s. Involuntary Kmt?smn«, Sexual Didiihty, and- Impedimenta to Marring*' gensrallr, Nervousness, C*«n ^•iinption. Epilep.sy and F its; Wi’iital atid Physical Incapacity, resulting from Self Abu**, etc* Ity ROUT. J. CULVER WEIL, JI. P., Author of tho Grem /took, ifc. Td'ro world-renowned anlljctr, in ll«:“ admirable I>ctnro, oloarly proves frot:* his own experience that tbo awful c*in«eque«oes ol ^ I f - abuso m ay Ini ertectually roin<*v •\ I witaoui medicine, and wlthout’dan. goroux surgical operation?, boug.es. Instruments rings’, o r cnrdials, ptdiitmg o u t a mode of euro a j certain and cfTectual, by winch ••very «uttbror, no m atter w lw t lus conditkm m a y he, m ay cure Imnsoll clicaply, privajely. and r.idnviliy. Thu lecture will provo a boon to IhnusMnJq an,] thoii<and». Sent u u d e r s e a l, In a plain envelope, to any addret*, on thc rpceipt of d x cenb?, n r jw o postage s ta m p s , by addressing, ‘ Du. CII.\S. J. C. KLINR, ly3.» 127 lVnv«*ry. New York, Po’-t Office R ot . L O R D & T A Y J j OI?*, 461, 463, 465, a^d 467 Broadway, 255, 257. ^59, and 261 Grai^d Styeet, 47 gnd 49 Cathadue Streep Invito- attention to thair New Fall and. Winter Stock of Ladies’ Pr*ss Goods, Par.ifi Silks, Shawls, (Honks, Hosiery, (Jloths, Cussimeres, Klonk* -•Is, Linanij, Pome 3 iics, Embroideries, 1-toes, »Vc., Ac., including every descripUou o f * f a s h i o n a b l e D r y G o o d s . Also, at tlic Grand Street Store, (tu addition to the above ) CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, H u g a , J f t u t a , . S I f l ! l i / » q , S t a i r C a r p e t i n g , S c . PavtPs vUitmg th e City, by calling, vn\\ find tills Stock very aurnc- tlvc nnd ’ t f r j tc c / l BF.LOyf KV.OVT.An P R I C E S ! ! ! -w tl Al Itetall and Wholesale. 3m33 L IFE . INSTTRANO E . “ W hether regarded as a speculation, a s nn hi vestment, o r »s a re- version, thoro is nothing which olfors such a prolUablo and nccnmnla. f/vo ivtut n for own sumU s u m s of money a s a Life a-snmuieo Olllcu.\ “ Them is notlilng in ll»» commercial tvorld wliicli appruachus, even remotely, the security of a woll-establisliecl Life Oltice.\ ' “ A policy of Lil’o Assnranco U tho cboftpest a n d safost rnodo of mak ing a certain jwovision Ibrono's I'nmily.1* Parlies iihout to insnru their Hv’cs should iOoJc a company which U oliuiactorizo-l by A n A m p le C a p ita^ T r u s tw o r t h y D iroctor*, P r u d e n c o a n d E c o n o m y , Careful M e d ic a l E x a m ination* 3X0 A Spirit of A o c o m m o d a tio n to w a r d s Its In s u r e d . Sncli * Company is the WASHINGTON No, 98 ilreathvaj, New York, A SSETH . Tho true t o l o t [U q strength and soundness or any Life In.suranco Com pany is not the am o u n t of i u accum ulations or a s sets s im p ly, but the pro)>orthn Ihose hoar lo llio a m o u n t required te provide for till Its out standing risks nml Jiabilhies Hy this l e d . this c o mpany has over Kjvk l.)OI.I.AILS Of AS.Hl.TS VOK b V’KRY H0l.I,AK UEiiV/ftK)) 70 viioviim roll Al.1i OUT- standjxu R isks , wljlch ts lieliovod to be a larger ratio than can bo ox blbitud by any y’jlier J jlb Company Jn j J j H c o u n tr y , wiili*porhtt|W uu* oj two exceptions. m o m s . The profits of Hi's Company nro tippcj-tioiujd 9 very throe years, 4 fulis to tho parluupatmg I’oiicy-IIoUltTS av»d V-frlh to the Htwikhulilm — l h '4 systeni Is duemed as n e a r perfection as could bo devised, and inurVi better tViau‘whore all the prolits tire <hviiled among tho Policy 1 (elders, for tho following reasons. E v e ry Director o( this Company nm<t be, by tho of the oliai tet’^n Stockholder, mul as the Uirec- tors own nearly Ihe v:hole of the flock, t h e y Jutvu, by their patiicipa- tion o f ’f 5th iu tiie prefiti. a direct pecuniary fufcm l in promoting tho best sueeess ami pro.sperily o f tlm Company, in p erform ing their duties promptly and h u il/u ^ y , in s c rutiniiJng closely tho allairs of the Com pany, and Iu securing th« Xnost jtrufl<MH, eyonomicaV.’ a n d profitable inainigtjiueiit of its business, 'fhis gain to tlio l’oliev Iloltlors more than countji balances the sm a ll loss or 1-611* of the profils. TIIE CA S /I Sl'SJTSM of paving Premiums was adopted bv this Com paiiT, m being tho only true nnd hod o f payment iu Life Insurance. The Cash 'Si/etcm in belter tor tho Company than any other system , a u d far letter for thoso who are Insured. If a Company receives only Cush, Its Assets nro Cash, or w h a t is readily convertible into Cash, and its business is thus estab h.shed upon w v o u u rrty *-rmy Iasi*. Under thi 3 system those who are insured have tho .Tuufaotlun o f knowing tlm t their Uuirs will receive «< trust the full amount ymrmteed by their fxdicies, without deducting fiir iiohrs given tn a Note Company through a long series of y e a rs. ' Mrperi- tflicc is, after till, tho true guide ; atul exi>ovieuce teaches that those fo/npauww bolh at homo and abroad wlin h are conducted ujwn the Cush System, iiro 'vhe vunt s n c c ^ u - t,pd tl.u st substantial,. ^Tlm superintendent of the lasurnnco Department o f tho X«w Y ork, in his la-'t itimiui! report, g ay* : k* I'reiqim n N’otcs do not eo ip /t/ita C#t;i Assets, avnllabl* for the goncral purposv.s of a Company ; they a r o practically mero offsets againn the liability o f a (*oii,paiiy on the sjH-citic puit-.y bliioh the notes aro given in par^ paym e n t o f prctinuiu.,> ' ‘ ‘ fin / / A C T S PROM Ti/E ?/(/%%> IX H E F K It K X C E T O T H I S C O M P A N Y . I’Votti the ImUpcndeU ( f J u l y l(|. \V ashinoton I. wk I xwuaxck C ouimxt W e havo often, la U icko t’olnmns, referred to the subject o f life insurance, a n d have taken plea- ••tire in commending to the public several kw ling institution*. Wo have Ik*«*h tn the tlark oi.rsv-lvrs, and h.ivesonght, a s a m a tter o f personal in* uwi’.st, the Information \vo have given to our readers. People w a n t to kijow all about a Mb iuAunmco company, h o w it is m.mngod, trim ft.-* itftkers sue, vtv., lmfere they will commence a Berios uf Investment* which aro to bo continued yearly for lifo. T o ho suddenly Informed, after placing conihlcnoo lu ncom p n u y , tlmt y o u havo been swindled out ot your m o n ey, and th a t whnl von had long supposed was fteciired to your fumdy has b'en lose, Is nut very comforting. We propose that o u r readers shall tv>l thus bo deceived. The Washington l.tfo lu.-mrntieo Company o f thU c ity I? worthy of tho nam e it hear?. It U a n uiMitution ol recant organization,cm u p aratlvcly •*t»e/iking, but it lni 3 won its ivar rapidly to great popularity, and is a) ready in the very front rank o f sim ilar corporations. Tlwtr buunesH I* d*»nc, as it should Ik*, on the cash principle— being entirely opposed to th? note system . It h«u a guarantee caiuta! o f $125,000, a n d over flvo dollars of a ssets for e v e ry dollar required to provide for all ouUtandmg ri-k*. Tlio mtmitinn of tho (^>nipany from th o start was to do a bust- m ss mi Die safest and soundest principle*, bving'suire that, In tho end, d svonltl bo move popular rchald*-, and successful. Thc result show ili.U they havo not mado a miscalculation. T h e ir losses, thus f a r, have been vrry In/bog, hardly worth mentioning1, wbilo th* C*mp«ny has -teaddy increased M budnesT Upd IH ; rrci) 2 *h, nud is entirely worthy of tlm conil lenco it h as aoenrcd.' * ’ Tin- Hoard ( f Djri*c;o«s c«iinprisos forfy-clght of ths leading, Influential hu-oii.-s’? im‘U of ib« city, nlVnf wh*>m aro ho n a file stockholders in thc i'oni|Kiny. names a s R o b e rt IL M inium of G rinnclt, Minturn k f'**., John Ca.-'Wcli of J o h n Caswell A Co.. Wilham IL Aspinwall of How- laud k. AstdnwnH. James Dmmett, lT i’iideni o f this lU n k of America, A. 1 A. L)w o f A A. T /j\y Ac brothers. Frederick Ac Tracy e f Trnry, Irwin k Co., a nd A. V% Stoiit^ /Vt-^d.iiJ. of tips j-Jmo ny*i f a t h e r iM.nlc, a n d oth -rs of a Id 0 sbj.mj, aro au.iranleo that tlio in tejrst of ^ho Company antl the public will be fully protected. From the ,Y. T, lusuranct Monitor of June. Tim W.wiiNfjTOv tar* I.vst’s t i . , ^ Co. op N kw Y okk The JYit«hingtnn, lucatM # ^o . US HromLvny.si-nd^ uy JI 3 nnd. haudsmiMS circular, it m a coma n nml {KiiMed document. It tells th e whole story requisite for the information of tho publU*. ipx.l is »*very way satisfactory. Among utln-r linugs it a sks jiio followirg qucsiien ; ‘-Did you over think how small a sum of njoupy you need to sayo, pi or^cr to leave vom family comfortable m c«v*> i>f vqur d e a th Anil it a n sw e rs that, .vt tin* ago i\C 20, 3o c ents a weak VfJH 'tfrcnTeKSJ.OOO ; nt the age o f 40, 01 a ’’iits ; at tue ago o f 04, 92 cciiLs. Tins is a go«d way o f p utting the m atter practically before tlio public nuiul. “ You c a n ’t nflbrd to sjicnd Uti* sum Cor tlra bf;netlt ot ynur fumdy, nml yet how many times tills sunt do you spend weekly for luxuries or trjtlcs, w h ich bcuctlt only yourself Tlm Washington has been in business ab o u t two years, nn4 lj,\? 1.?. sued about 700 policies. Insuring over two million dollars, upon well* ’olceti'd lives. .Scarcely a n y risk - havo boen taken outside o f this sUU. iind Uioso havo hcvn so wisely clm sen that t h o C’om]»any has had only two claims hyjdestth up to this ( /n c , Undouhtodly ifcould liav* doubled ur trebled ;lje ^ u iuJkt o f its policies, by pushing j(ts ljujiliiciis, right ami V-fl In other s tates ; b u t thc m a n a g e rs have regarded such policy as dangerous, considering that by w n n tnf competent modicnl exam intr? in m a n y pliu’o.-, ns also otlior o a n . - tho business na attained, though A m ight mcreas-' Urn n u m b e r of policies, and evidence a rapid yrowlli, wotjbl ov^nfiially rem it to th-* disad vantage o f tho corporatoln. It .should also he noticed that tlio Washington lias not endeavored to extx'ivd its bw-hwtfft by Jaking notes for promunns—being, lu Tact, cn- tir«*Iy opposed to the ijotn syilc/ti. * It has paid a regular scini-annual dividend o f 3 1 2 per eent. to ita stockhol lers, from iho boghmmg to this lime. Nothing, how e v e r, has hi’cn lost to the policy holders through the^e s tock dividends, because tho Inyesipu’tits of Company havo not only earned nearly thc sum pud out ,»‘di\*)den»l?, b u t havy already advanced ov e r the cost price -n:ne nine to ten thousanlj dollars. Tho Directors ol this Company arc men of tlio highest eli.iraiy*r a n d j*tf mir.iW, anil arc noted for honor ami mlogvity in all tlnur dealings. * ‘ l-S'oni lf;e PhiUt. Com. a ijd ri^uvance Jbwrnm. n f. June. Tin; W.vntt.viiTO.v I.in; I.nsl-kaxck Comimny or Tin: City ov NewYouk.— In fi»rtner artiricR we havo commented upon tlic arpount'ol'business dnne, and Die comparatit'S progre»a of the yotmgor ‘ offices. None of them scorn to bo lu a innro .thoroughly sound a n d promising condition than the iVashhrgton. OtUerd Im vo tl one more' business, but tho \Ysu,U> insfton, d uring Die two venrs of i t s existence, h a s bccn*«Iniing for ^Mofi- ty ratlier than quantity o f iiuslucss,Nviih a View to establish first nnd foremosljau ti.nlciiia'lilc riaiih to res|>oct and confidence, with a view to more active future e|f*/T.s. ' Hence its extraordinary oxciripUoij from losses—4o,OQO o nly I ’ mg b w u incu-rod during tho y e a r . Tho Wash-' mgtom durm g tho yea’ 1SGA, gained inr^ely In tlic m m /m / a r / pmounl of its policies, with a strictly cash bnsincM j w h ile the losses ^p d ex- jwtwes have been hclovv tlio average of other'offices. Its ngc aivl Die times considered, it must bo clieerfnDy admitted tlmt it has dorm well, and that p.iitvcs prbmVo 01 a useful, pfoftlafilo p i d Itonornblo future. HOARD OF DIRECTORS!. n T . r s e n r n ^ ............................. prrsidrnt CLAYTON NEWnOLD. ViCi:^'ri/ir.K.NT. UOltKUr IL MINTDKN.. . . . . * . . 9 ^ 6011 , Minturi GKORGE (HUSWOIJ). J u . . . ...................... ....... ROLAND G- MlTCllKUi, FUKDRRICK D. FOSTER... 11KNUY S. FK \«IN fl ............ JOHN CASWELL, WASHINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. President, CYRUS CURTISS. Vice i ’vm'tfenf, ‘ CLRAYTOX SEW BOW. ScL'Khity nml ^tcliuiry, W. A. BREWER, Jtt. Medical Examiner, GEO. T. ELLIOT, J k ., M.D. Attorneys, FOSTER M TliOMSOy. Counsel, CKO. N . Trt'DS. General Agent f o r State o f Xew fork, CEO. W. CltlGGS, OhO. C. UISSAM, M. I>., Jl«d«c 4 il Examiner f o r Jammust, PuiuphlctK, Htuuk AppUcatioux, «W., b© bwd okaxuk a t tb© OttMj of thy Company, They will aho be i«Ut oiutu by mull i f denirtfd. Au 9 vw VfaNtuu for nil tb! Iz»yal Stuten. wh«r© Agvneio© am b© m* labliihod. ' . IidSI FIREMEN’S FUNCt I I S U E A E C E C O M P A N Y OF TUB CITy OF NEW YORK. O f Q o e , 1 I O B r o a d w a y , M e tr o p o litan B a n k B u ilding. * ■\ CASH CAPITAL, (150,0!©. Orgiuiiznd on Dio p lan of paying one-half Dio iT o ftu above s«v«u pep cent, to- ity l^doivs* a n d Fund of tlm N\ Y. Firo IjlivjWrlincot. Tills Compuny lusureg Property of all kimU agaiuit Lo©» or Datu©|© b y Fir©. ' •1 Uo. 4»- do. d©. Lra-kt Milllkon, Ex-Pro.!'t of the KIr©Dvp©rc. Honry A. Rurr, l'rcat Hoard TruKtooi do. yii^rici MeDougall, /.uio Pre*idunt Albert J. IJelAtour, Vico-PreSldent !y E- tykershauseii, Trhstbo Prior If. Titus, I-ato Trusto© Henry M, Grahaut, l/jwta Francis, Jusvpli Riuclc, Stephen A. Main, K Jf. Whltlooic, Silas C. Ilorriug, George Griswold, Charles L, Stcw a r;, Roujnmiii l(. tUfie, Vfilliair, 1 ’. U ri/pm ll, Henry Jlorgan, ’ ’ ‘ Jl M. Vau Rcurcn, Geo. W. Hatch, Archibald T. Finn, P. \V. Tc.fuoy, James U Graliam, Jr., DiaECT.ORS ; | S. D*xtor ArtUbrd, J r . , John ilrlc/go, W in. K. Strong, W m. 0. HotTiimfl, Ifom o r M organ, ’ Jam o a I). Wiadl©, Rcmsen Appleby,' John C, H enderioa, C. Godfrey Guntlwr) Franklin II. Delano, Jacnca B. Johnrioa, Honry If. Elliott, 1 Daniel F. Tleininlo, R. M. C. G raham , Chariot h. V.omt, Geo. IL Waldron', Ebeuczer Cotlauwr©, Edward S. lf*H , Johu J . Townaekd. G. L . R c c c k tuaa, ' Dun i d IL A llen, John Carlo, J r . JoxcpU IL Yaruuci, I r . 1/it C. Clark, Cliarlos llaiglit, llubbell W. Rialoy, Rob’L R. S tuy vciaal. NATI1AN R. GRAHAM, Prtsldcit. 1 IRNRY BEECKMAN, SccreUry. Application/for ^nturquca Uft with th« A g /nt Ip thlq villsgs will be prom p tly attended to. b* ____________ K. ALL1GEB, A q f l. FIRE INSURANCE CO., 16 Wall Street, SEW YORK, Capital, • • $150,000 A s s e ts, « * __ • $186,000 This Compnny will Insure all deacription ef Frep*rfF, in c l u d i n g R e n t s and Leasehold Intere/t, •gniiMt h i m f t * Fir* a t tiie lowest current rate*. \ ” fiEO. A- JARVIS, F . r n ’f . 'W ai.TKZ M. F r a n k j . i * , S c e 'v .\ • • . > ■ N i p n ’e . K K rux ' d a o i , S tim e y e a '. Applications for Insurance left with SAV’I . & ATKA9 and It. D. ALLIOER, wjll ba promptly attended to . ' ..................... _ ‘ l y l i Union IJal) Academy. T HU Femftle Depnrlmont of this Institution mence its 44th y e i r on the IGth S»pt-, will com L I I M « l i 1 5 I AST) A l l OTIIUtt KINDS OF B U I L D I N G _M AfEJRIALS. In addition to onr usual stock uf JiVlLD ISO MATERIA IS, wc hnv« mqdo arrangcluonta for<an<l aro noty receiving a l.'irgO'atjd well hasortM supply o f all the kludx. of EASTERX) ^TESTEtCS'. and C.(- A'J />IAAr LUMltFM, required f o r this market, consisting tC T im b e r; Cedar, Cypress and Pine Sliin- g l e s ; Siding; F looring; Ftuddlng, F encing, CWar Lnm b e r nil IhtoknosM?, Brcsstbl BOAHDA nnd PLANKg nf nil dtfltiriptlims. Also, Lim©, Lvlk, Bricky Cement nnd Plaster. KIvstYfvrd Fonth 6 f th^.Brlllg©. , *,(GEO, B. BOB 8 c 00. Fi.caiii.v©, 1801., ‘ u t * ly lf t ■ _ ^ Jrrfc.. -------- .French Chimneys FOR KER0SENI3 Ij'AMPK a new and superior article, [[rut will n o t 'b r e i t them. For sale nt 8 cents each, ut ■ ■ • iv 'O od '3 J E W E h u y 'sro u n , Jamaica, April 7,186?.1 ■■ ' Dr. B r i o ’s illc v ia U r CORES CORNS. 8 ol*l by __________ I . T. V A E P g . THE SOLDIERS TRUE FRIEND!! A L W A Y S R E A D X Minturn k Cm , ...V i ;r io y-1». tc G. Griswold, , . . f t . G. Mitchell fcCo. , . .Lato Fo/ter Sc KKtot. , . J la r r j ? , K u h n . t o . ...J o h n Cjiswell k Co. ARTHCft F* W IL L M A R T H /V ico-lV c s ld© n t Home Ins. Co. THOMAS HOPE .........................Thomas Hppo fc M‘‘ ■ KLIAYOOP WALT’KU /....P r o j . . iViaiilpoMbt. Ins. £ 0 . ni’LVJAMlN' W. H O S N X Y .,,*. aTkm*uAV¥ifiA.4 isKoe. FftANKIJX K. RAN'DOhl’H ,.* jftdndnl'ph k Skidmores. FRKPKRICK W. M A C Y ...; .v*iSt’crctary ('oorlhud FTrd In«. Co. HKN’UY SWIFT •ilonry'Hwlft Jc Co. * • ' DAVID A \ \ t ‘0l> ...................... .. .L 'tto Wood, Vpmlinsoa k Co. J lia-’.DKUK'K’ IlfA C Y ..................... Trnry, Irwin k Co. WH.t iASil U. ASl’IXWAl.I...........Lite ifqwl'md k AspinwaU. HKN’KY \V. I’KCK . . . . . N ’o. 136 F ront street. GKOHGK N T/AW’HI t N’CK No. 182 Pearl Ktrcet. THOMAS H , FAII F. .In to Blward G . Vtulc 4tCo. I.KWIS F. RATl’KLLK ................... Hattcllo k Itcnwlek. ’ JAMFS PUNNKrr...................... ...... President D a n k of America. I.KVI P. MORTON ,Ju I \ Morton 8 c Co. KFFIN’GHAM TOWNSEND I Vim WyeK,Townsend * Co. WILLIAM F. MO'IT, J i t , No. 24 Y’osoy street. AN'HULW V. S T O U T .l.i. , . . . . Prcfl^entShoo m \ T^athcr Rank. , , , , A, A. Low k Brotborn. ! ....O e l r i c h s k Co. ....C h v p p kK v n t. ..b . N o . 80 Hroad strcek . . . . I’rosidont- Orient Mut. Ins. Co. . . , . 0 . S . Uobbtns I:Son. ..t.W illeiy &Co. ADIEL A. LOW ................... GUSTAV SCHWAB .............. WELLINGTON C L A P l\„.. MKRRirr ' jijim u l f . * . . . . LKOPOLI) DIKRWIUTH... GEORGE A. R O im iN S .eit DOBfJKT R. WIM/ETS JASIBS II. .TOnN'StOX; ................ J. BfMirnian J oIllnlnn * Cn, DAVIII WAOBTAW ........................ I/O : Veddcr, AllUAIIAAf IlIN'INCm . . . . A<I>l»]n|er k-C o ., ' JAMfid' TIIOMSjON ................... B'nstor kTliomaon. tllOM AS A. 1’ATOBON .............. J. A. fcT. A.B’nUemn. KOIJKKT II. IlKHDKiq. U iJfe. SW'Knmt s tr r c l, JW IN O. VOSB ................. 8 1’Jno*Jroc>, i ) . . '.No- 55 WOtlll KtfWf. AV.’ X. nKEAVElt, .In D fIM j.W :i'' JKBEMIAII 0. OAHT!HVAHK..Ninrarkl’W .J.* ■ VUEIlKltlfiK AVDOI) '..V.'.TItMgeporl, Ct, l'lliKptRtQK CUpSAVEIJj,. ,V ,. . 8 4 * II.Meil, f t . MATTHEW JIITClrra.I ................... IIillftotl.N . TfiOM!\9 ’rtfCTl,, .............. SyracUM, N. V . Long march#*, ior© nnd mtilT blitter«4 »»4 JnAim©4 ( M , theso the Soldier m u?t e n d u re, MOTJIERS, RSMEUBCR TaiS;wlb©li 'y©«» suns are grasping their m u aketi t»* meet danger, tb iu k wb©t reH*T 4 ingl©pot o f this ALL HEALING A'C0OL!N& SmIv© w ill |iV©'U> © • ! you love when far away from homo a i d fricid a . H hafde©! a a 4 m ake? tough tiie feet se t h a t they mtn eudui;© grant fntigii!. I t m © ^ o 4 and relieves the inllained And itiflbued joints, leaving them- ©upp)«, strong and vigorou?, while foj - - . * S f t B R E C U T S and ( Z m S I i O T W O U S D S It stand? Muequalled, romoving ttnd prevouting e v e ry Testigo o f lp{Wn>> million and gently growing the edges tog«th©r, ii qukkly a n d #©m* pletoly heals Dicf m o st frightful wounda. ‘ ' i r i y j s s f i d s i s t e r s • / o u r y q l u $ t & W 8 . You can not put Into th© Knnpwoka o f your Husband© and p r#ib© » , ft moro v.rliwbltf c r mor© neccx?ary gift thin a supply o f tW* E X T R A O H P J J f M X M J L f X 4 # y P - A f i V * T h o lonely s tntry w a lkng hi* rotiafts si n ight, ©xpiiMtl to JreacbtB p rain.s and chill night nir, in ©flon .©rized with m o e t Y w jrvr PiiaB, Coix;«.a»irt ScmtcATjxQ fjoAR*ffcM|,ArA'«ymjtoni* Qtn<« Oom e m * nny/im i if suppiic-l’wilh Ifo u ^ ir iv 's I7u.s nnd iloixoW iY’s O i a f l n w , all danger is averted, a lew Pills’taken night and morning, « n 4 Ilm Ointment briskly nibbed J a i^o a day over th* throot ©nd cmp V wffi vftr mnvo thc^ErKiicsr Palx's a n d slop the most Uistresaing ©f D a m m i m Cot’GH. Therefore we say to tha wiioio Arm y, S O L I V E R S A T T E N T I O N 1 1 See to your own h ealth, d o nut t r u s t to tho Army 8upph#©_|dtk©©gB most vuhiabto. tiickc Pima a n d Oixtmkxt h a v e been thortugfilg’ letted % tlk*y a r e tho only roincdies used in th e Kuropean Cana|>9 a.td Anrraek©, for o v e r forty years Doctor Holloway ba© aupplitd ©11 ,th© Arnftie© i a KurojM?, nud during tho CnixtuN CsK fiiox he cstabltehiid a1 d e p o t *4 ftilaklavn, for tho cxclu?ire sale ot th«?c GrtxaT Di«K*iVii, m any a timfc ids ?pvcial Agent there has sold over © ton in weight o r tht O intm m t in a single day. Thoso terrible and fatal ©acinic* o f (hi Kox.«itt ftt CftHP, | • , . - *T” r - IH trrfo a , P y t e t i l e r ^ S t taw y f - S w r t t , m n d B e f / b i m w Eniptioni, ' All di.«n|ipoar like a charm b©fo©«-tfict© Pimj^Ap O tirni|itr, ©ftd 9©v while th© C r y rlags- throughout jhYI.tnrf,' ’ ’ ' *4’ **’ ^ T O A R M S ! T O A R M S i f , . s- Do not let tb r s t bfava^Tneu perlsii by dis«m©. jplofft m M$ M’SC k P rkciovs ftKMF.nirj, t h a t will enable them to YesL«i lh! thlftftfoi* oxpnsuros’, tlic Fovcrs, the Chills, and the wound! which Dxy cMfelWl avoid, and w h a t ts m ore, cannot'ffeqitcntly g e t aucotmr iajSenfM b e fti of n ecil, whereas If onr b r a v e men luxr© only to pot their hartUN1 ill© their Kiiap?ack.<and*flnd t h e r e a { lire'fcaicil^ 1^*11 ^H*e casNlalti©© ©f th* b a ttle field. How m any thm u iiuts of five© would th)i|i;W Mi©4 who would pthcr.wise (terish befure relief could bo o ^ tAhx^. CAUMOlib /—Nono aro,gmmlner unless tho w b rda ^NorAftWaf, Now YmiK a x p I x x d o .v/ a r e d iW n a b lo w a in e v e r y k a f of the Jyiftk bt ‘directifMwrnround'osch pot o r b o x ; t b e ’ thm© w a y be plainly scon by M rfin? the i m f to tU light. A bftndporrv© reward will b e given J o any ono rendering nuch Inrorntfttion iw m ay Yce4 to t h e dM©o» tion o r any jxirty ©r imrileg countcrfcilirig tb© modiclnesf « r w i* 4 te( thq satiir, knowing them to bo spurious, ■ ‘ 1 *,* Sold «t tiie Manufactory o f M Q $ e tffipoj.i4Y A y , ,8$ ^ajAfft Lm©# New Y o rk and b y alt,' rf?i»c.c4abl© Driiggiita *wA D o ilera 4 M edW»» throughoii! the clrilizcd w o rld, in ^ d s , ©t 26c., <l3e. a n d , $1 m©|a* • ’There' Is a c e n aldcrabk WtVirtg b y taking tho k i r ^ — N. IJ.—Direct Iona Lr thb gdldawil of {mtknto, k ty affixed to each box, 1 ' S H r c e L E g j n I lii.'CVTRKSS SlltS'c’rX I Jiibt w ( f « A C argo of 5 0 50 0 0 0 CROAK An,, from Can**)*. 400,000 Kivml ril*. S lilo»l»>- ; S00,000‘Sawed Ftn* do. ' ' •Inst Tcm ijed at*d for mlo b r , I'I^HA*,'JoIz’a , m l ' \ * 1 T ’ '■ ' firoii Vtr*lat«, ta 9 ° . » . i e » a c & tlfg, Coal! Ceatl! Toalll! [IQ Sufi>'e*ft)tr* o f f e r f o r u l t a T « t , a a p e r W W t M * a t .o e u i l M o u a t / i n , L * h if f f i » n t A / 4 A - h O f l *- ^ , BxiTH a a s i f D R t a r Earn Y mk - OYSTERS In evoiy Siy'te, hy Hi# H u n d red or otberwl*©, hefttf l l ■ COIWiai * TAlHli WWWIW*.
