=SI T141!1'111::TOR,Ki•TR113IINE. (1,411', VOLUME On the severttlyof Septembq, 1861; . t . fie New _ . York. WE - MIX, *TILIBUIciIiI Commenced the twenty-first year of its existence ; the DAILY TarßUN,E . being some months, older and the SENT[-WEtKLY.TslßLlNESomewhatioungtr: For. more than twenty years, tlrts. journal has labcrl in what its conductors lave feffto'be, the awake humanity; Justice - end .Freidom, endeavoring to meliorate the condition of the oppressed and'unfortunate, to honor and en - courage useful ,exertion' in whatever sphere, and-to promote by all meani the moral, intel lectual,* and . material - advancement, of our -couiitry.., It has aimed to be Tigh rather than popular, and. to .espouse and commend to-day the truth that others may not be will ing to` accept till.' to-morrow. 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I - i • EXTRACTS : ."Every housekeeper should : have a supply of Johns S., - Crosley's America d Cement Glue." =—flew'rork Times. is.so Convenient to have iu the house." Express. - "ft is always ready; this equimends it to lEt yerybOdy." —Y. bulepentleitt. "We have tried it, and find it. as useful in ourhoyse a 4 lyater."_- IVilker'Spirit of the Tiote,,, Price 25 tterkis per Bottle. Very liberal nut tietiuns bealrs. TERMS C:iStl. ftea,Por sale by all Druggists and Sto e keepers generally throughout the eouulry. ' JQIINS & CROSI,EY,. • • . (Sole Manufacturers.) 1$ William Street, New York. (Corner of Liberty Street.) AGEN I'S WANTLD •__ _ , , .. . • •In all Parts of the enuntry • , ), To obtain Subscribe rs for . I 1 r Lossing's Pictorial Illield-Book of th o AMERICAN REVOLUTION. I . 'ln : Two Volumes Royal .011 , .ta vo, containi ng, upct•ard of 1500 Pages and 1100 Beau tile' Illustrations. ii This work.-will be sold exelu§ively by. Agt6.l to each of whom:a"spechil District will be Rareinducements offer6l. Applicants' should name the Counties they would prefer.; Agents wanted also for other works appro priate to the. times:. . liags of the Seat of War' Flag EnbelTes and 1 . l aper, alecellaneous Book. ero• - ,4iiiiktieth Addresi . ' GEO.:IV:ELLIOTT, . Harper's Building, Franklin square,:i. 1. " Thergo Tight <to the ,13poty Instant Raiff! Stop your Cough! Purify your. Breath! „Strengthen your :Voice! SPaNig's THROAT CONFECTIONS . • APE' GOOD FOR CLERGYMEN, GOOD FOR LECTURIOS, GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS, GOOD FOR. SLNGERS, GOOD FOR CONSUMPTIVES • GENTLEMEN CARRY. SPALDING'S THROAT CONFECTIONS I;ADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH SPALDING'S THROAT • CONFECTIONS CHILD . REN CRY FOR' SPALDING'S THROAT COFFECTIONSI They relieve a Cough instantly. They ciear the Throat. - They give strength and volume to the voice. They impart a delicious aroma to the breath They are delightful to Ihe taste. They are made of simple herbs and can not liartO any one. I advise everY one who has a Cough or a' l asky, Voice or a Bad Breath; or any difficul t; of the Throat, to get a Package of my Throat CtinfectiOs, they will relieve you instantlY l: and you twill agree with me that they go rigll to the spot." You will find them very useful and pleasant while traveling or attending pub.!. 11 meetings for stilling. your Cough or allay-: ing your ,throat. If you try one package T. Earl! safe in saying that you will ever afterwards , consider them indispensible. :You will find! th l om at the Druggistsand Dealers in Medieines PRICE TWENTY-tIVE CENTS. My signature is on each package.• All ()Uteri tire counterfeit. - A l'aeka , re, will be sent by mail : pre paid, on receipt of Thirty Cents. _address,; HENRY C. SP.ALDING, ' No. 48 Cedar street, New-YO'Lk.. mimmusn CEPHALIC PILLS CCRE SICK HEADACHE, .C1:11E NERVOUS HEADACHE, • cum] , ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE,: I By the use of tliese Pills the periodic attacks of Nervous or Sick lleadache may be prevent ed; and if taken at the commencement of an attack iimnediate relief from pain and sick ness will be obtained. They :seldom fail in removing the Nausea and Headaefee to which females are so sub . . ject. ; I . ,I• I ' ,' They act gently upon the bowels.—remor ing Costiveness. Poi Literary Men, Students, Delicate Pi- Male's., and all persons of sedentary habits; oo are valuable as aLarative, improving the ap petite, giving tone and vigor to the digestive or gans, and restoring the natural elasticity and strength of the whole system. - _ 1 The CEPHALRI. PILLS are the result 'f long investigation and carefully conducted e 4- periments, having been in use many years, during which time they have prevented, aird relieved a vast amount of pain and sutferi g from Headache, whether originating in t e nervous system or froM a deranged state of t ' . e. stomach. They are entirely vegetable in their ecmpo- Sition, and may e taken at all times with per feet safety with ut making any change of di et, and the able cc cyan! disagreeable .taste ren ders it easy/ to ad sinister them to, children. BEWAR.. OF. OUNTERFEITS The genuine have ice signatUres of Henry C. Spalding on each An% Sold by Druggists and all other Deahra in Medicines. A BOx will be sent by :mail, prepaid on re ceipt of the PRICE, 25 CENTS. All orders should, he addressed to HENRY C. SPALD ING, 48 Cedar Street, New-York. THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMEMTS OF SPAL CEPHALIC PILLS; \VILI CONVINCE ALL WHO SUFFER F ,HEADACHE THAT A SPEEDY AND SURE C ' IS 'WITHIN THEIR, REACH. Fkll„,'A single bottle of ,SPALDING'S, PRE PARED GLUE will satre ten times its cost annuttlly.,cg PREI'ARED GLUE! SPALDING'S PIZEPAIiED SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE! SAVE THE PIECES! ECONOMY ! DISPATCH I . "A STITCH HI TISIC SITES NINE." As. accidents will luipPen, even in well reg ulated families, is is very desirable to have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, „Toys, Crockery, &c. ,6TALDVG'S PREPARED GLUI3 meets alltuelt emergencies. ar.ri no honsetiola con I afford to be without it. It is all' ays ready : and up to the stiekinh. point. "USEFUr., IN EVERY HOUSE." N. B.— A Brush accompanies each Bottle Price, 25 cents. Address, HENRY SPALDING, No. 48 CEDAR Street, New-Nork. CAUTION Ascertain unprincipled persons areattempt ing to palm off on the unsuspecting public, imitations of my PREPARED GLUE, I would caution all persons to examine before purchas ing, and see that the full name, SerSPALDLVG'S PREPARED 'GLUE,4S, is on the oUtsider wrapped; all uthersi a.r sniLdliug counterfeits. . 1 . MOPFA.T'S' !LIFE PILLS:3Ni) BIZTERS. ipHESE MEDICINES,havo now been before the public for period Of THIRTY YEARSi snd-dnring that time have maintained a high ',character in almost every part of the Globe, , Tor, their eitraordiatiry :end immediate power of restoring perfeet health to persons suffering under nearly every kind of disease to which the human frame is liab e. • The following are: an ong the distressing slaxietysf human diseas • s in which the Vegetable Li • Medicines • . " 'Are well known to he ii fallible. DYSPEPSIA, by t.ho. first and second stotnac' of pure healthy bile, ins, acrid-kind; FLATULD.NI Heartburn, Headache, per, Anxiety, Languer, a l are the general sympto I vanish, as a natural, con COSTIVENESS, by I length oche intestines 1 and witut viplenc6 ; a the hows costive w-ithi • FEVERS of all kinds, to wriV:E4 , r-444: ation 1 0 rsp ation i* such oug solut uof Vl!lnt others. 1' The Life Me icines have been known to cure RHEU3IATISIf pruannently -in three weeks, and GOVT in half that time, by 3re moving locall4flaramat on from the muscles and lig.amentsiif the joi ts. DROPSIES of all M i nds, by freeing and strengthening the kidne,,lrs and bladder; they operate most7delightfullV on these important organs, and hence have zver been found a cer tain remedy Cori the ,worzt cases of GRAVEL. Also 146 RMS, by dislodg,ing from the turn ings of the boWels the a bay matter to which these creatures adhere. SCURVEY, ULCERS and INVETERATE SORES, by the perfecq purit.,y mlk(' these LIFE MEDICINES give o the blood, and all the-humors. 1 SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD COM PLEXION'S, b' their alt rative effect upon the fluids that then* skin and the morbid state of which occasions : all eruptive i complaints, sallow, cloudy, and' othhr disagreeable com plexions. I The use of these PillE will effect an entire cm: and a striking [ improver of the skin. COMMON ENZA will alwi l ays be c by two in the worst east PILES.—TIt origins ',l[ eclicines, wa cured standing, by the use of alone. FEVER ANT) AGUE. the Western country-, tl sound a s:tfe, speedy, a Other medicines Dare 11 a return of the disease-I icines is pernMnent—T .AX.D EE rrrtED. 1 BILIOUS ITEVERS PLAlNTS.—Clineral D tite, and Diseaks of F have been used with t sults in cased of ' thi Evil, and Scor'fula. in to the mild yet poiver t rnarkable Mettles. ' Debility, Nerr us 'Con Palpitation of the Ilea speedily curd A,IERCURIA , DI,SEa constitutions have be injudicious 114 of M Mcdicines'a perfect cuf eradicate frond the sy, i , Mercury, infinitely : sot:li erful preparat?ns 'of F Prepared a d sold t f 335 B. . For sale bviall Drst ' " I proprietor of these lof Piles of 25 years he LIFE MEDICINES For-this - scourge o ese Medicines will be d certain remedy.— he system subject to a cure by these Med i Y THEM, BE SATISFIED, AND LIVER COM hility, Loss of Appe males—the Medicines most henetieirl re deseription:—Kings its worst forms, yields 11 action of these re ' ight.Sweats, Xervous iplairts of all kinds, t, Pa'nters' Colic, are SES.-:—Persons whose mite impaired by the crux, will find these ge, as they never fail to ,fern, all the effects of o er than the most pow *arsanarilla. .y W. B. MOFFAT, coAnwAv, NEW-FORK. I: , gists. Kos i n:g" ' r _rEtry * 4 • 14i . •14. ~~. v (11Ner , .. the -at. irth; An oxperienc presents to SOOT lINSLOW, and Female Physician, Intion of mothers. her T G syi t up, E TEETHING, tes the process of teeth gums, reducing all in- ALL PAIN and spas- FOR liLnl which greatly faerliti ing, by softr.l)ing the flarnation—will motile ;retirial and is S . URE''TP REGU Depend upon it, rao yoUrselres, acid ATE THE BOWELS. hers, it will give rest to RELIEF AND HEAL: :If TO YOITR INFANTS. ,nd sold this article for CAN SAY; IN CONFI II of it, what' we have ty of any other medicine FAILED, IN A SINGLE I;•ECT' A CURE, when Idid we know an instance any One who used it. On delighted with its opera terms of comendacion of nd, medical virtues. We 1 , WHAT WE DO KNOW," perience, AND PLEDGE FOR THE FULFILMENT E DECLAPE. In almost e the infant is suffering stion, relief will he found minutes i after the syrup- •We hake Put lip over ten _years, and DENCE A NTS TROT never been al.de to s; —NEVER If,AS 1T INSTANCE, TO HI timely used. I Never of dissatisfaction! by the contrary' all 'are tions, and peak in its magi l eal effects at speak in thisimatier after ten years' ext OUR REPUTATION OF WIIAT.IVEIIIE: every instance whe ,from mrn and exlia in fifteen cr twenty' is administered. 1 1 This valurible !pr ~t iou of the- most EX FUL NURSES in X used with NEVER 'partition is the preserip- VERIENCED and SKILL- Ic England, and has been AILING SUCCESS in TBOUSAN S OF CASES. It not onli rcliery - invigorates the ston acidity, and gives systen. It Here GRIPING IN TR 1 s the Ch ild gom pain, but ach and beWels, corrects !tone and energy to the sill almost instantly re- BOWELS, AND WIND OLIO • lsions, which, if not spee in death. We believe it REST REMEDY IN THE ses of DYSENTERY and DREN, whether it arises im any other cause.• We and overcome cone dily remedidd, end . ) the BEST hind Sid WORLD. , in all c ' DIAITREICE.ItIN Eli from tathi: g, or fry would say, ,o ever suffering from any o —DO NOT,LET THE PREJEDIOES tween you find yn relief that Will he S SURE—to follow tll timely used. Full accompany leach bi less the fac i -simile New York, Is on th Sold by .Ortzggisti Principai *0 I° are's' PRICE ONLY 25 Sold by C. s. purl ; Pa. 1 mother who has a child the foregbing complaint; )(TR FRI.:R . :DICES, NOR 1 OF OTLIERS, stand be r suffering r ld", and the 1. RE-3.es, Ai, _ - T . ITELY e use of this met,:vme, if , directions for using aril •ttle. None genuine - un of PERKINS, outside wrapper. throughout the world. cc, 13 Cedar St., • York: CENTS PERFOTTLE. E. JUNES,, couders -1- ly. . „ THE- r HEROES • 01 1- PuiLtp ,* THE 'HEROEss OP weRl.• Plith °GRAPE IC PORTRAITS,! Cad size,oi Bristol Board sul table for Alliatns • iLIBLISIIED AND SOLD DY E. ANTIIONY. 501 ,11roadway, New INTL By special arrangement we publish in add tion to other portraits the celebratea coil ction Fell known both la Europe and Amerie4 as ft racly's Xation at Photogrophic-.Portrait a4lerY. Brady's collection of Imperial PhotogrhPbs is justly considered. one of the , lidns oOlew York, and in the Photograithic reproductions of these every centre table can now haV an additional attraction in a :miniature BrOcl3- 7 .s Gallery.; Among - our publications are: ' Abritham Lincoln, Jefferson Dacia, btl- Htinnibal Hardin, Lady Dayis, ,7„.• Wm. H.' Seward, • Alex. H: Stephensi Sapnon P. Chase, Robt. J. Toombs, Simon Cameron, , Howell Cobb, Montgomery Blair, Henry A: Wise, Edward Bates„ John Tyler, Gideon Wells, Benuregard,l. Caleb F.Gen'l Lee, Qen'l John B. hlocd, ' Col. Robt. Anderson, Jaeob Thompson, is Major Stemmer,.- P.IP,. Thomas Col. Ellsworth, John C. Breckinridge, Gen'l Butler,, Gov . John Letel3eri Gen'l Mansfield, ' John Belt,' Col.. Fremont, John C. Calhoun, Herschell V. Johnson, Wigfall, Ben il'ilc- Cullough, Lieut. Maury‘, Col. Lander, Stephen A. Douglas, Maj. Gen. John A. Dix, Maj. Gen. N. P. Banks. „ Henry Ward Bee Cher,, Oliver Wen dell,Hohnes, Horacepreeley, Prof. horse, N. P. Willis, Jamei Gordon Bennett, William C. Bryalit,Washington Trying, Henry Clay,tAn drew JaCkson,CommodorePerry,Dr.D.K.Kane, John J. -Audubon, Mrs. SigOurneY„Mrd.94l'l lia Gaines,Cs.Sumner,Goy.Andrew,J.J.Crten den, Prince of Wales, Duke of :Newcastle,' Za chary Tayior,George Bancroft, Lathrop .L.3Tot ley, Sam. Houston, J. Q. Adams, Emerson ilth eridg,e' Andrew Johnson, ,Parson Browu'ow. tirownlow's heroic dau'ghter, together with about 500 pthers, , to Which additions are' be ing made gaily. Cat ulo l gue on receipt of stamp. Toughly- cleansing the Is, and creating a flow I eadof the stale and ICY, Loss of Appetite, lestressness, 111 7 Tem- Id Melancholy, which of Dyspepsia, will equence of its cure. deansin,g the w'llolc ith a solvent process, 1 violent purges leave u vivo days. restoring the blood through the process •uses, and the tlror •stieal obstruction in PRICE OF PORTRAITS PER .DOZES. Can be sent by 25017. Remittances may be made in postage stamps.; • • Also a largo. collection. of 'llotog,raplis of distinguished Enropeausi Errwors, Kings, Queens, Marshals, Generals, Dukes, Lotils4An- Oars; Act'prs, Actresses Politleiaus and bler gy. Price, 25 to 50 cents each, according to maker and quality. ' _ Our establishment is alSo head-quarters for PIIOTOGR.APHIC ALBUMS : for n very short time, .e of SALT RHEUM, ;lent in the Clearness COLDS and INFLU !red by one dose, or ,- - - both as, agent of the beSt !French manufactu rer, and as manufitcturer un4er 'a patent of our own. )I\ 7 l:t have a large assortment, Cary lug in price from 00 cents, to $5O, and holding from 12 portraits np tois6ooJ ;Also folding cases of ulorrocco or cloth for the pocket, 'to hold 2,4, ni 8, or 12 portraitsj , t Also various styles of rframing card portiai4,- of carved wood, metal, paper; cornpositlon, ele gant and tastefuldesigris, . 1 ac phOtogritpliers now, in the field are daily sending us • ' „ CA3ll.' SCENES OF THE PAESENT WAR and views of points and thiiigs of interest, both card size, for a: bunts, and in stereosdopic form. As for instanced The Seventh Itegilnent al Camp Cameron-1n tlieTienches—Coctking their Meals—The Gyinna'stsThe JunctiOn— llehnonico's—Laura.Keene's4.peneral Street View's of the pamp, etc.' Also the Relay ITouse and' climp scenes and scenery elterea+nit. Alsollarper's Ferry befOreand after the scenes of destruction, - Together with various tither places of note. . Card size2s cents eacb;!Ste .! reoscopic 33 cents. ,Parties who would like a lOt of these Cainp scones to' select from the 'hfilance 'to be re turned in good order 4t. , their: own expense, and without delay—can he ancommodatedOn giving proper Yew York reference.' • STEREOSCOPES A.N.k) VIEWS. . . Our e'stablishment, is the great empOrlum 'for everything in the stereoscopic line, and our assortment is the most complete probably of any i'n tile world. The stereoscope is the:most instrydiveiirter eslin,q,ckertaining; (imuz,ifig and exciting of mod ern inventions. N '-- to' - .T. ''' t( 'ld Aone arc too younEr,Mone too old, noti too' none too uneducated to act:Tow , 2 ledge worth and beauty. :No hoine is complet4 Witli r ptit it, and It will and iniMt penetrate everywhere. • It presents to your :view :very part Or the world, in all the relief,. boldpeSs,':perspt,ctive and sharpness of detail; as if You were oh•the spot. .I‘:e have :in irninensel variety of clews el' se eneS in Paris, London, Eitgland, Scolland, Ircland,! Wales, Fran r ce, Belgium, He laud, SwitArland, The Rhine, Versailes St: Clo'n ii..,outainbleau, turneries, Italy, Turkey, Egypt, Athens, the licilY Latid, China, Crystal Palace, also Groups ilistoricaq amu sing, marriage scenes; breakfast scenes, statuary,t etc., et a ' An. :exquisite assort meat of Jl nniiiate3lndo - iors lofTitlacesChur ches and Cathedrals:, cit'Franee,lfaly, ete.ete. The effect of these illurninated views is most renrarkahie. I AnthOny's Initantaneoits Stereoscopie. Views. are the latest - Photoiraphib. wonder. They arc taken in the fortieth piMO>f a-.s.eednd, and everything, no matter lboiv rapidly it ilia.): be moving, is depicted as sharply and disquietly 'as if it had been perfeCilyat rest.: This gives an additional value, for: to the bealitie r Sof in anirnate nature it addS the Charm of Re and motion. { The procesi is a (discovery'„ Of:our own, :and being unitnnwn Enropn' t ive re ceive large orders froM:Lontion and Paris for Anthony's Instantanethis Views of AlMeriean life and scenery. Our Catalogue of su; forwarded' to any addi • tblectsland price mill he :ress on receipt Oestarnp Sending.us $3;55,510,' 'lave n'ci•ood instrument , I • I they mak request, sent: alonel (without instru.! mail.' , • E. .I.lithotiy, 501 b l road*.y, New 4'ork, (3 door south of St. Hotel,) Importer and Manufacturer i qf PhotOgraphic; Materials,Stereoscope l s and Stereosc4clTiewsl 111ercliants from Ocry sectiop of the, country ere respectfully invited to Make 'an examination of our stoCk. Parties at a,distane $l5. $2O, or $25, can and such pictures as I by Express. : Views raent) can be sent by . . . To 'Pliotoeraphers. f jOurißulletin of Photo 2 graphiellnveution- and , Improvnmeu4 will be, sent to any address 'on lapplication. ' [Cut this out for Intnre referen,Fe.3 I - MOTHERS, READ TII/S;— Lap f .‘• orforsin i g s an extract from a letter Iwritten - by the Oastor of a Baptist Chuich to the "Journal and :Meg senger,l Cincinnati, Ohio, and speahp iVolumes I in favor of that world-renowned zneOlcine—, MRS. WiNstow's SOOTHIEGI SYRUP DREN TEETHING : " !see ad advertisement in yonrkolumns of Mrs. jWinslow's &tithing Syrup. piow, we qver said a word in. favor of a patent medi cine before in our life, but we feel qmpelled to saV to your reader ' s, that this is noihntabug _ \4nIIAVE TRIED IT, AND ITSNOW TO ALL IT CLAIMS.. It - is, probably, one of the most suc-; cessful medicines of Oro day, becausitit is one of the best. And those of your reaoers who have babies can't dd bean' than to-lay In a • sivP 1 1:•" , 4) twilit ut 11 VEin aboy COUDEiiif.t t M. W. 110.111111. 1- , B._ 0_ KS, BLANKS DOCKETS-4.;. LEDGES=, DA -BOt ECE MEEMORANDIMIS ' -T. PASS-BOOKS, PORTFVLIOS, ItERBARPETNISI r i . - LETTE".-BOORS k, 'INVOICE-BOOKS. - Greek, Latin, Fre cli and German; Text-- . Books. -1 . :1 1 ( All School Book! used- in the County [ kept on,hand, or 2 i nzediatelY pr'ocntred when desired. 4 . ' . .. Magazines or an - k P riodi als sapplied when desi4ed. :; -,, I .; I . A good assortment of Paper, Erielopes; Pen§ and Inks. Also, of Wall -Papers; Draw ing Materials, Water Colors, &c„- : , . 1, BiBLES, 1 1 ,' SIIAMENTS,- PRAYER Sr, JIYMN . 0051,,0f - various kinds. . 1 MUSIC-BOOKS ! ND SHEET-MUSIC, . .; 'Slates:, Rulers, Back-Gammon Boards s 5 Men,' &c., kc. PItODUCE of all kinds' taken in eichange for Ifbolils, &-c. • - [ll-341 I !THE HEROES Or PEACE .1 . , 1 THE HER IES E. Anthony, N 0.50 Boa is' now publishing, i - add traits, the celebrated cone( rope and America as 13rady's National Plio ograp irk which is included ortr prominen,t.men of A eric Davis, 'Gen Beauregr rd,'Fl other confederates. Price per dozen. Can be, f ent b Scenes of tile , ,War f are published, card' !size, fdrkn. Also, ! !' Stereoscopic riMi , . don, and in other pal • otsc nes' in Paris, LOn 'is of Eligland and France, llVale4., Holland, :;zwitzer• Hi - duel in. Athens , Egypt, hod, China, India, Cat, in Scotland, Ireland . , land, Spain, on do Turkey,. the Holy L &c.; &c„ ad infinftyo IStereoseopie Views are ; Vimde i r of the Ag fortieth part of ti - second f.iter,the moving of leaves, army, does not in the least 1 these views. They-are Our Instantaneous ' The Greatest 11 The and se ale taken in ti the rushing of NVI. he march of an pi !e t the tahirig ofl for $8 per dozes 'e have also on l and Wrid manefaettire the test assortment i lof Stereoseoi)es, ; Photo- phie Albums, arid Photographic Materials lhe United StateiL'and ,i . erhaps in the world i!atalogueis, contiOing fists of, all our Pot- Viewi., Steredscopea, .sent iree by 11, on receipt.'4flistaniP. • ! : f ! • E. ANT ONY,lsolEroadWay, ly near St. Ni - clholas diotel,ew ,York..! . . , THE LOY'S FRIEND', i - i flonErs L4D1.7. BOK FOR - I.BG2.—Ti c tii world's . favori e. - For '32 1..6.rs .the Standard Magazin . Pi-onotinccd. ihy the Priss. of the Unite States, tile best Lady's Magazine in tilt:1\111d and the Cmaii , est., roe Literaturh 'is: f that kind that can he realti,aloutt in the flintily Circlp,l - ind!ihe cler gy in immense nu'_ hers are !subscribers for th i)ook. • : I ! i , ' lie lest lady rr item in America contribute 1- , , to tds pages, and w have] some that Write for nOlother Magazine: I ; I he' Music is all original, and would cost 25 cents , (the pri i ce ftheißooc) it:utile ninsitt c r' st res.;-"Ont most ' f it is copyrighted', and ca mot be obtaine except in "Gddey." 1 - ur. Steel Engrit •ings.±3ll effor to ids'al :tiS in this have ce sed, and, we iw stand; alone in this depaitmene„: giving, - as we do,' many more and itifinitefy better- engrarings th to are publishedlin any other . work. 1 1 Godey's lumens. Dcluble-Sheet iFasAion- Pliates.—Contairoo. from five to seven' full length 'Colored Faith:ins on each plate.' Other magazines give on y twol I ' ! liar Ahead .of a y `Fcshions -in - Europe , or ..4.2 - nerica.—Godev'o is the only work in the . 1 . world , that gives iti cse immense pikes, and they are such as td bevel excited the wonder .of publishers andl he - public. The publielt timi of these :plat* cos $lO,OOO more than Fashion-plates of the old, style, and nothing but onr wonderfullly large circulation enables uSi to give •them.l rOther 'magazines cannot afford it.. We never spere money When the ptiblie•can be bertSted. l These fashions nilty I be relied on. •'l:lsscs may be made'' after' , them, and the we. er wilt not .subjebt herself to` ridicule, as wou d be tbe l case if site visited the large cities dressed after the style of the , plates given in so e of our so,ealle'd fashion magazines. ,;• . • I I • , Our Wood Eninavinge, of wbiehl I we' give t ice Or three times asl many as ;tiny other 4 magazine, are ofte mistaken for steel. , (imitations.—Besare of them. Remember that the Lady's.Be k is ihe origindl publica tion and :the cheapest. 1 If you take Godey ‘2, you want no other mamezine.• I ' !Drawing Lemmas.—\olotber Magazine gives them, and we hayegiven enough to fill several large volumes. ' . - '• I _ _ i Obr Eeccipts or such as can •be.fonnd no -he- COokp - - in all i. iel i where else. iookTng MI all its variety—Con fectionary—the IN - rsery-kthe Toilet- r - r ' th'e Kit chen—the Ballad y. e originally started this department, , nd h. re peculiar facilities J.) , , E for makin, 't mos perfe .t.- , Ladies IN , • raile.-LThis departmcnecoin p ices engrav ngS and Itlescriptionsl of 'every a tide that lady wear .l. I , Yodel °Verges- I —No other Magazine has this departraent.,l I - • 1 Terms, Cash ii4dia n : 1 copy iond year, $3, 2 copies oneyOr $5 3 copies one year,so, 4, copies one year ; s7. - ire' copiesone year, and an extra copy to the person se ding the club, $lO. Eighticopies one Year, nnd an 'ex tra. copy to the person sending the' 'club; $l5. / Eleven copies orie year, and an ext a copy \to the person sendirg, the, club, $2O. And'the only magazine th,alt can e introduced into • the above clubs ili place f thisLad?s Book is Arthur's Home MagaZin . , I Treasury Noted and Notes of all solvent banks taken at par. B careful and pay the postage on yourl tter. Address . ' • , L. A. GO,DEY, , ' 323 Chestn e Streiet Pkiladellihia Y Pa I 1 Pa . . , .„ The Rocheiiterl Straw'-Cutter. irkLXESTED KELLY . , Coudersport, have the excluql4 agency for this c.elebrated machine, is this. county, It: is covnient;da rable, and CHEAT'. • Dec. 1, T 860.-12 DNERTISE i 4 the 01111. W. i• iS the on- A ly paper Potter county, ail.is a. good medium through whic. to reach the people,of all districts. 1 RR St 4; .PA. .• 111=0E. LOBES, HIE i IBS- , . An aperient and Stomachic preparation of IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by corn. bustion in Hydrogen. Sanctioned by the highest. Medical ,Authorities, both in Europe and the United States, and prescribed in their practice: , - IPT-BOOKS; The experience of. thousands dairy prates that no preparation of_fron can be compared with it. Impurities of the blood, depression of vital - energy, pale- and otherwise sickly complexions indicatesits necessity is almost+ every conceivable InnoXious in all maladies In which it .itar been tried, it has proved absolutely curatives in each ;of the following complaints, viz: In Debility, .:Wriont .Afi'ethons, EinanciatioO r DysprpSia,. Constipation,Diorrlicea, Dysentet y r Incipient : Consumption, Scrofulous Tubereulogis r Solt /?httrn, Alisnivistruatiorl, 'Whites, Chlorotiz r Veer Complaints, Chronii Reudaehes, .Rheuma tism, Intermittent Fero's, Pimples ow the Ace, In eases of General Debility, whether tlis result Of acute disease, or of the continued di- minutiOn of nervous and muscular ene 3 / 4. 7- from chronic complaints, one trial of this res torative has proved successful to an extent which tic) description nor written attestation would tender credible. • Invalids so long bed ridden as to have become forgotteb in their own .nilighborhOods, have suddenly".re-tp peered !hi the busy world as if just returned froth protracted travel in a distaiit Soine fiery signal instances of this kind -am attested to female,Sufferers, emaciated victim of apparentntarasmus, stinguineous exhaus tion, critical changes, and that coniplication of nervhns and despeptic aversion to air and. exercise for which the physician bas.no OF WAR - . way, Now York,' tion to other V01.,- tion known in Eti I Portrait Ca110:71, its of nearly aH the I, not excepting Jeff gyd,and a host of of PortraitN, s3;o'o Ip Nervous Affections of all kinds, and 'far reason 4 familiar to medical men, the operation of this preparation of iron must necessarily be salutary; for unlike the old oxids, it is Vig ' orously tonic witliont! . being exciVng :s.nd overheating l!, and gently, regularly aperient even in the Most obstinate cases of costive ness wlthoutlever tieing .a gastric purgative, or inflicting a disagreeable sensation. i It is this ,latter property-, among others, which makes it so remarkable effectual ntid permanent et remedy for Piles, tipon which it also aPpetirs to exert a distinct and speeific action, by dispersing the local tendency forms them. 1 • In Dly.spepsia, innumerable as are its causes a single box of these Citaly beate Pills has of ten stinieed for the most habitual cases, in- , cludint , the attendent Coxtifaiic , ss. In unchecked Diarrhma, even when advance& to Dysentery; confirmed, emaciating, and ap parently malignant, the effects have been equally decisive and astonishing. In the local pains, losS of flesh and Arergth,. cough,4ml remittent hectic,wbich ceneraAlY indicate Incipient Consnmption,dbis remedy has allayed tile alarm Of friendsland plysleirizis, in several very gratifying audit"- wresting instances. In scrofultrus Tuberculosis, thi- r the Union, :• na in Stereocopie ous Tut ecillosis, this medicated iron hits had far more than the good effect of the imist:eautis/usly balanced preparatiois of iodine; icithont any of their well knOwM • ; The;attention of females cannot be too con fident( Y invii ed. to . this•rmly and restorative, in theicases tiemiliarly affecting, them. Imliheumatism, both ebrorkic and inflam. matory—in the 'latter, .however, more deekl edly—,it. has been invariably well. fltpoited y both alleviating pain and reducing the .swellings - und stillness of the joints and mus cles. . , -In Intermi,ttent - Fevers it must necessarily be.o great remedy and energetic restorative, and its progress in the new settlements cif the West,iwill probably be one of high renown and *fulness. No reintaly has ever been discove.zd in the whold , history - of medicine. which exerts such prompt, happy, and fully rectorative•effe(lts.— Goodappetite,•complete digestion, rapid ac-i quisitiion of strength, with an unusual di. , ,p0..! sition; for active and cheerful exercise, 'num diatelv follow Its use.. Put up in neat. flat metal boxes contnining 50 pills, price 56 cents per box ; for sale by drug4ists and dealer.. Will Will be sent free to any address on receipt:of the . pri6e. I All lets ters, Orders, etc..: should be addressed ti. R B. LOCKE & CO., General Agents, _2O Cedar St. N.. 1" . Prospectus. THE , SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN. i SEVENTEENTH YEAR 'A new volume, of this widely circulated paper commeneed'on the Gth of July. 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