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__-__ V“, -......1v\su." llrtVU lttl’u’l made a report on leeding horses, which dis- closes some interesting information not only to farmers, but to every owner .of a horseâ€"â€" As a great number of them are now used in the army for cavalry artillery and draft pur- poses, the facts stated are of great value at the present time. The London Company use no less than 6,000 horses; 3,000 of this number had for their feed bruised oats cut hay and straw ;and the other 3,000 got whole oatsand‘hay. The allowance accorded the: first was bruised oats, IGlbs.; cut hay, 7.} lbs.; cut straw, 2-; lbs. The allowance accorded to the second,unbruised oatle lbs. ; uncut hay, 13 lbs. The bruised hay, cut hay and cut straw amounted to ‘26 lbs. ; and the unbruised oats, etc., to 32 lbs. The horse which had bruised oats, with cut hay and straw, and consumed 26 lbs. per day, could do the same work as well, and was kept- in as good condition as the horse which receiv- ed 32 lbs, per day. Here was a saving of 6 lbtzyer day on the feeding of each horse re- ceiitng Bruised oats, cut hay and cut straw. The-"advantage of bruised oats and out hay over unbruised oats and uncut hay is estimat- ed at 5 cents per day on each horse, amount- ing to upward of $300 per day for the com- f pany’s 5,000 horses. - annalysis. For practical Ignorance cannot be blessed; unless it be pleasant to buy ‘ things at double their value, and lose good 1 crops into the bargain. In resuming grass 1 lands “it is the safest and soundest economy to obtaittith'e effect at'once, and not by sign 1 szardly or piecemeal applications ” Manure .3 5:: 3h?- farmers‘ capital. ; ‘ THE ADVANTAGES OF CRUSHING OATS.-â€" 'lue London Ommbus COmpany have lately mHl'L) 9 rnnnr} A“ Jn‘,lf..~ L_, Riches.â€"â€" Misery assaiis riches as light- ning does the highest :owe : : as a tree that is heavy laden wuh frm: breaks as own bonghs, so do riches destroy the [virtue of their possessor. EXplfcit.â€"â€"-:n a. recent ride we discovered the followmg, placed Upon a galepost: ‘Fur saii a tea stony cowsben The 0361' Xpex to G02 calcfl‘cmey.’ “:‘irrah, Pat, wouldn’t 5e be either bring- in’ home that shovel I lent ye last Christmas ’3” “Divii the bit: I won’t be done Wid it these three wakes." “Be jabers ! an’ what’il I do for a shovel mesiif ?” “It’s aisy for ye to borrow one, as: i did ; so be at? wid ye, an’ not be boderin’ me again wid your nonsense.” Very Moony.-â€"A young man rode ten miles in a railway carriage with a pretty girl one moonlight night, with the intention of] popping the question, banal! he said was, ‘It is quite mooney to~mght.’ ‘Yes,’ she replied, ‘muchiy. And there wasn’t another wordsaid. But now the times have altered much- Oh. reformation rare 3-â€" T he modern den of thieves has new Become the House of prayer.” An Irish girl, writing from Buflalo to her mother at home, says : “T he Yankee girls are like the old horses at homeuhigh in bone, but low in flesh, and the color at a duck’s foot.” After this, we don’t think it incum- bent on the “Butlelo girls to come out to nightf’ or, as it may be more chastely ex- pressed in the classics. “The damsels of Buffalo are not required to leave the shade of r the maternal roof, nor to ramble beneath the subdued lustre ofthe silver moon.” A lady well advanced in maidenhead, at her marriage requested the choir to sing the l1 yznn commencing : “This is the way I long have sought, And mourned because I found it not.” The following verses were found posted at the outer door of Auld Kirk, Zelland. one of the rooms in’vi'hich is used by the Episco- palians as a place of worship, and the cell on the ground floor as a sort of police-office or; luck-up,-â€"- ‘ “Reader, if you have time to spare, Turn up St. Ivlatthew’s leaves, And there _yon’l_l find a House of Pravcr v- _- - -- ----- w~ssnath\¢ tU V lonâ€"â€" Caffyahters, for the most part speak piano-4y, but they Will chisel when they get a chance. Not unfrequentiy they are bows, and often annoy one with their old saws. We ham ever found that blacksmiths, by conversing With them, are more or less given to iyony, and somewhat addicted to vice.â€" ‘Mike, and is it yerseif that can be afthcr telling me how they manufacture we cream?’ "That I can. Dom they bake them in cowid ovens, to be shure.’ It is beauty’ 3 privilege to kill time time’s privilege to kill beauty. Providence has work for every living m or he would not 0x151. AMERICAN DIFFICULTY.---Speaking He then swooped swift on Richmond down, With generutship most glorious; By fieme assauit he took the town, And so became victorious :- That is, he meant advancing, but He found himself retreating, So it would have been a victory,â€"â€"if it had not been a beating ! Bow wow wow! These are the strategic arts in vogue just now I~Flm. And while the foe with fearful hearts, The river banks they ran on, He took their standards, baggage carts. Shot, powder, shell and cannon; That is (and here my song I own, Snmc explanation begs.)-â€"- He would lure ta’en their arms,â€"-â€"if he’d No! taken to his legs, sits! . Bow wow wow! That’s the way thatcapturcs are effeeled now! 1 5mg first of the officers, McClellan, never funky, Who driv’ right back the rebel curs Across the deep Pamunky :â€" That is, he would have druv them back, And gained both fame and pelt, sire, But a little matter stepped him,~â€"-â€"he Was druv’ right back himselfsirs! Bow wow wow! That’s the way that victories are won just . I no“ . _ ____fi "1" .v ........ 15"" D JVQ'UB, ad there you’ll find a House of Prayer \Vas made a. den of thieves. 9*?“7175 and [Izmwmx Yanke Housing. 113'" Dr. L’s om'c'é is: under the same of D Maidvn Ixmr‘, Alhmv Treatise on the Came of ‘ .12 30121»): warning. Just pub}: the insidious progress and schools, [both male andfemalc,j dainting out the fig! 1in that 13 , and esting complaints to which their delicaté orga- nization renders themi’lizible, are particularty in- vited to consult us. ' rum, I u ‘ "' ‘ I" Frfzxcn FEMA LE P; ltediC‘iDBS. the emnn .m We have recently devoted much of VISITING THE EUROPEAN n. V. - £ I. u 250 PAGES AND 130 ENGRAVINGS.-â€" Price only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Sent free 01‘ postage to all parts of the Union. firmities of youth and maturity, disclos'. secret follies of b - debility, nervousness, depre pitation of the hearts, suicidal im 0 aginings, invol- untary CmISSIOHS', blushings, defective memory, indigestion and lassitude, with confessions e' H: Siting: interest of Boarding School Miss, a 00!- 56:8 Student, and a Yams; Married Lady, (ya, ‘3‘?- It is a. truthful adviser to the married and those comtemplating marriage, who entertain secret doubts of physical condition, and who are con- ,scious of having lmzarcled the health, happiness, and privileges to which every human being is on: litled. ‘ YOUNG} MEN who are troubled with weak- ness, generally caused by a bad habit in youth,1 the effects of which are dizziness, pains, forget~ folness, sometimes, a. ringing in the ears, weak eyes, loss of memory, with melancholy, may be cured by the author’s NEW PARIS AND LON- DON TREATMENT. ., 0 any private house It. is fully described and illus- trated 111 this volume. The New Gymnastics should be read in exiéry family in the land where exercise is valued as a means of health. Ladies, especially, will find in it a great variety of Easy, Simple and Invigorating exercises, all of which may be practiced in their own homes. For sale by all booksellers, or sent postpaid to any address, on receipt of One Dollar, by the publishers, perform them. The Dumb Bell Instructor, .. mm um... urLICIe gave a. synoys's. . The author of this work has been for many years engaged in teaching Gymnastics. The Book describes and illustm tea his Ne ‘ > _ cal Training. This system has L , . , 5' full explana- tions, while many are illustrated by pictorial rcp- rcsenmtions of the position of the body required to perform them. u v AJAUDLLE“ was. unc V01. 12mo. Price $1.66. D I O rcceent Magazine has excited more general interest than the article in the August “ At- lantic,” on the New Gymnastics. The present work is a. complete exposition of the system of which that articie gave a synons's. "‘I “ A P. tion if parties wishing to plant give me a call and see the Tree and choose tor themselves; as quantity of Fruit Trees for sale. F [iAS great pleasure in informing the public generaliy that he has this season a large quantity of excellent Plumbs for sale, of the Green ., , 'o a ‘ , “'ashington, Or- ' ‘ ad a number of their own eyes-â€"that Agples, Plumbs, andPem-S, , * n be grown, and 13 '1‘ H E N L W Fergus, An". 23: ’rac: teal Guidé; Vigor. FOR ’EEN, WOMEN AND CI .1 GEO. S. ARMSTRONG Ionaâ€"Lad 103 W“. vv..uv\a'L\d highest inteEcst and i: sea! by a bad habit in youth, 1 are dizziness, pains, forget- a. ringing in the cars, weak .5... â€"â€"~ TICKNOR FIELDS, 135 V ashington St., Boston .Vâ€"-vv. e use, and gives a. great m- Exercises, together with a great pleasure and ‘ ..... v 8"“ fiddle of September, as I ex~ a ripe. Obtain gcod Fruit and hardy only to visit my Nursery- t time, andI think I can .cafâ€" lug-4n fact only to believe Apples, Pl‘umbs, and Pears. Am.»â€" S. ARMSTRONG, N URSHRYâ€"MAN, Owen Sound Road, Fergus Dumb I}. GYMNASTICS AND s-V“ treber’s Pangymnafstikon. Proprietor of the Es3ex Eton. )Vith 300 illustra- 3 connected with thi 0f MARRXJGE. eerie ml {ant Trees would just Trees and the Fruit ; as I-have a large 0 Wish for THE [Ifsclosing the ages, causing f Spirits, pal {min as, invol- £â€" -HLDREN, our time in for every {In}; simple, useful importance. ATRSE MM fig; if Bimnesteads Undisi :u'hsd . P}? s 3:; th (:IUSi'I'C" 8:8:me W)“ I!!! 193-6. satisfac- 4‘. «lo I‘ll J obn Leys Esq. Bankers, .’ ..... ’. . .Tb William McMaster, Esq., W P. Howlanu, Esq, M.P.P. George Mickie, Esq., ' Lawrence Ileygen, Esq, ON IMPROVED FARMS Failâ€"KEY TERM NOT EXCEEDING TEN YEARS- TIIOS. M. SIMONS. PRESIDENT. JOHN. YOUNG, INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT PERMANENT BUILDING AND SLViE§S SQES’SEY: . <v‘v I 0“!" Conveg/anccr,00mmissioncr in Queen’s Bench and 007mm. “ ,{fc flssurmzce is the .‘sion General Agml. Cheapest and the sqfcsl mode of making: a certain and secure investment ”or onc’s Eunily.”-~BENJAMIN FRANKLIN. DURHAM STANDARD, ANJWY Improved and wild, situated in the Tm offlollaml, Sullivan, Proton, Arumrsia, ifm xa. c., c., at. low prices and on libel-u [of payment. \ I ell I In Durham, Hanover, Walkcrton, Mount Forest. Owen Sound, and other rising; localitic such being admirably adapted for mechanical purposes and Pri'mtezflcsidonccs, application, ii lsylcttcr (pro-paid) will receive strictattontion. ALEX. B. MnNA P. CA PITA L-â€"~ONE MILLION DOLLARS x 1\n1\U10 n. n nw'AttU, I the world. KEEP YOUR-BLOOD PURE lâ€"-â€"The ALEXANDER DAVIDSON, Manager. Bowels regular! !â€"--And DEFY the DOCTOR!!! Inspector. TORONTO. 'these l-‘xils strike at the root of each disease, zrl.'e':." ' ..' '-: ALEX. B. 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ROYI‘EJ EN§URAUV€3E cmaanarw FIRE AND Lima. .ijon Freehold Pmperty in Upper m two years after commencing prepared to negotxa te-turther loans nu . vn-'\ n A -- “ 1‘. 7a C} a a 9. g a J (1” P o! {f {r s ' BANKERS. THE B INK OF MONTREAL ou Freehold Property. * “ THE CANADA AGENCY ASSOCIATION: OF LONDON, (ENGLAND) . HAVING effected loans ta the extent n4- mm 8 ATS PER CT. DURHAM, ON FIRST CLASS 3101111} AGES Apply to n 1 n. ‘ “AAI‘JEX. B. McNAB. May 1, 1861. Assurance Company, Messrs. BRYCE, MCMURRICII 00, Town. “ BROWN, Ginwsms 00., .Hamz'llon. “ THOMSON 8; BU ms, To) (Info. ROBERT Puzaaon, Esq., Owen Sound. ‘nu Durham am A ug., 1861 _--- --‘w'0u, “W, A. T. Fulton, Esq., :q. ., Sohcitor. ..... The Bank of Up per Canddz; HEAD OFFICE. HAMILTON, c. Eganémafi, “a ESTABLISHED, 1847‘ MANAGER. . G. RAMSAY. mu l'bu ISAU ARD have received a. large mmediate investment and are now advances at the. above 1 11c- of Inter. F R REFERENCES: .â€" 1.» l- ' vuvaatuull, I commencing Operations 9.91913 H. 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PERRY C0., are only to be consulted at their residence, N o. 19, Berners street, Oxford street, London, as they never under any circumstances, travel either at home or abroad, and they hereby caution the public against any: person using their name, and as a further precau- 3 lion against fraud, the public is notified that none ' of their medicines are genuine, unless the sub- joincd fee-simile of their signature is attached to the ditferent wrappers. IEEALTH, Hâ€"HAPPIE n 40 2d, 186- 2 0a :L-LNOW' N FACT that SARSAPA- the greatest purifier of the blood in rrl1|.1'rr\yon “v ‘ * PILLS. SARSAPA KILL! "J for for any quantity DIE-WOOL; delivered at his depce, four miles westpf Durham, on the Du Rom. HE Subscriber. will pay the or in exchange for FLANNEL E” Mill PicksMade and Sharpened 2::~:»= Axes Jumped and Tempered. E13" Any person in need of a; Farrier it to their avantage to call on. him. Durham, Nov. 25, 1858. ploug!‘ ANDREW LIVINGSTON Rentinck, 8th Feb.1860.114 'JIL‘ o (-3â€" ‘fl 1 '3? 9 Blacksmith and Farrier, - Saddler Street, It? Wrought Iron Shares made for any 1'End 0 nil ”'10 The undersigned having been appointed A gent for Durham and vicinity, for the above Company, is prepared to take risks on moderate terms. "fi‘An-- HENRY CHAPMAN, Esq. ; .J' .\ HES. MI Fiji! ELL. Esq.; EDIVARD J. S. MAI'i‘L.\ND, Fs<;.; HEX- RY STARNES, Esq. BL P. R; J. H. MAITQ- LA ND, Esq, Resident Serra’u-‘rg, flfimh'm! ; Gr. 1". C. SMITH, Esq., Residimi Assislant Sacra-(my; FRED.'A. BALL, Inspccior cfflgmci’s T. B ANDERSON, Esq. (Prus‘l'ivnt Ban treal), Chairman. ALEX. SiMPSON, Esq. (Fri-gilent Gm: Depufy- Chairman. HENRY CHAPMAN. Esa. : .J' .\ HRS. “1 I THE LZVE FQGL 35LQE€DC$N H BAD OFFIC E, (If. NA 1) A BR 33 N f". H Canmawy’s Buildings, (3.»2‘1209‘ If1”:'-a~'{"n’(l332'- mcs and,(ircat St. James Sércct, 43.3.:2isimzrl. Funds in hand (Dec-r. 18:30) Invested in Canada, HERBEfifTfiWS‘WE‘iL. Durham, 8111 Aug. 1861. 139-1y .: L at E R C: College open day and evening :--1m mentions {osidont principals at, Buffalo, J. G. BRYANT 6 W. P. SPENCE z. For further information, please call at. the Col ego Rooms, or send for Catalogue and Circular nclosing letter stamp. Address BRYAN" 8; STRA"TON. IS. .7“". a I VA UK” L‘ltLD. Book-Koo; ,imr in all its dwartrmnts, Commer- cial Lav'. Com nez cial Arithmetic and Penman ship, re taught 1n the :11 35h thorough and pmcti- cal manner. The Spencexian“ M) tem of Penmanship is taught by Vs. P. SPENCER The Course of Instruction,- is so arranged as to combine Tz'zcorg/ and Pr‘aczicc, and thereby secure to the student. :1. perfect knowledge of accounts. Book-Keeping in all its departments, Commer- ASA‘IT.___- n . - - _. The Designs of the Institution, is young men and ladies, atiao'rouglz; 1 ncss education. AND ST. LOUIS. A Scholarship issued from the ] will be good in any of the of. completing the course, or for rcw time thexeafter. A P I T31 L--- v-“â€"“ I881} important 1111!: to the Nations. ‘1 Ch: ain Cf Colleges, loca ted 1n MERCXE ‘43 F’W'tiT-é3-3x 9' .' 3': ’E‘ ' .5 y :l “ _§ 1 E October 7. 1861 _â€" ‘uu attention of the Public of Duriiiizâ€"n~ and vic- inity to their large and varied stock of Cabinet F urmture, comprismg Bureaus, Bedsteads, Sofas, Swatches, Cugsbearfis, Chairs, ’E‘ablca 8i. Pianos, Meiocieons,F1utinas, Accordeons and ‘ other Musical Instruments tuned and repaired. RESIDEXCE~0ppossitc Wyllie’s Brick Building, ScroPe Street, Owen Sound. Parties visiting Owen Sound will find it to their advntage to call be forepure basing elsewhere. every article made on the premises 9.241 can be warranted, Scholarship, full course, (1 Purchasers of Stoves wili Stove Pipes at six pence, on and elbows at 10 pence each. KING of STOVES, (Iargeststze, furnished in the best style) - - FORESI‘ KING’S “ 1‘ BOX STOVES for 2 foot wood - - “OF-- QWEN SGE‘JNB, 'WfOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE attention of Hm Dublin nf' nmam m m“: --:.‘ STOV D 8, STOVES. Februazfy lst, 1861 SPENCER BRGS A. Jr. A. COCHRANE. Durham Foundry, Januray, 1862. 1624f fl N E W YORK, A L BA NY, DETROIT, R DI .ECTCRS: (I AND .1.” _ 0 WE WILL SELL, C A S H 0 "'CVI any of the others, either for style) - â€" - $19 00 ’S “ “ 19 80 ’or 2 foot wood - - 6 50 ‘2} “ - - 8 00 Stoves will be supplied with six pence, currency, each length, CORNER OF Em "» I. :0 23 Slfirle'ng area at ms resi- ., on the Durham Ighest in Cash for reviewing at 4‘ ..... $6,299 130.60 . . . . . 2 ‘<),emo.00 pa 3'1} .1 I; inadva nco, T‘YT YRADFLPHIA 3.1% m 913:), CHI‘U AGO, ’5 g ‘ Jnlfi :11) Ba m. 114 b, i .UWERTISE IN THE STANDARD Buffiqufih‘ge, .zaf‘ hi1!) will find is to impart to : pmréz’cm’ (52.333- ONLY Circular ':1 03 (ions 3H1” 3" kg: 'U it)!!- and vic- lG-lcly EXCESS. Spermatorrhea, or ,Semlnal Weaknessandflenltallr- ‘ ritabilifiy in either sex. ' This is the only remedy for Sexual Dehility, Impotency, c., which - has the appro'i'al of the medical profession Its success has been most extraordinaryâ€"-effecting cures in cases where all other methods of treatment, had failed. One to six boxes of the SPECIFIC PILL will permanently cure any case of Seminal Weakness, or; its resulting Impotency, however aggrevated, whether constitutional or arising from abuse or nvnnnn .1. my 53" T1; gists, and at the sole General Depoi m the Unified States, by J. WINCHESTER, 36 John Sweet, N. Y. _.-.--,.\. 1 , auu uu we other. being the MOST POIVERFUL BLOOD GENERJJ'? TING .fl GENTS KNO IVA". They a ct with promptness : nd certainty in all general morbid conditions, such as Chronic Bronchitis, ASiimm, Scrofula, Marasmus, Anemia, Female, Complaints. c., and in all disordeis of the Nervous 0: {Hood Systems. Their efl‘ect. upon the )mhcrcular condition is immediate-~all the gen- i mi syszoms ('iisamicaring with a rapidity which ’is really marvelous. They increase the nrrrous 333- vital stormy, relieve Conyh, ('lzock Night , li’s‘ss‘lsestor’s (lamina Preparation 0!” THIS HYPOPHOSPHITES is the only reliable form of Dr. Clzurgiiill’s remedy, and is approved by tlzc Medical Profession genemlly.-- USE NO OTHER, 012 JNY REMEDY CON- TflINING IRON. ‘33” PRICES :--â€"In 7 oz Bottles, $1â€"6 Bottles for $5. In 16 oz. Bottles, $2-Tbme for $5.â€" Circulars gratis. $019 by all respectable Drug- __ .. J‘s Ibuu u.) HYPO 311054331131232‘5 111:13 be re almost sovezeign rem dy. ' (Dr. Churchill’s Specific Ra’med‘g) FOR CONSUMPTION, .a creams Duo 1'! i! y, Scrqfula, Dyspepsm Brondn‘nfs, go. ' ‘ Thus is the most wondcz-fizl curative agent mom to medical science. It has effected cures :{1fl01’p‘1‘3' stage of Consumption “ (INK/1R4};- L12 I. .21) 12v TH E -437vast OF MEDICIK’E." In Nervovs D ' ‘ ' - Cblllt a ‘ . - [J I'D I) D 7.1;": \‘ D u I m If: _ I‘d . 1)" Spc'fs'g: “16 _________ J LU V' cc '. Pianos and Melodcons from sundry makers, new and second hand, to let, and rent allowed if Inn-chased, as per agreement. Monthly payments received for the same. Also, second hand Pianos and Melodeons at great. ha mains, prices from $25 to $100. Sheet Music, Music Books, and all kinds of Music Mcrclzandize at War prices. ’ VIE HORACE WATERS PIAN S, MELO- deons, Alexandre Organs, and T. Gilbert 6: 00’s celebrated JEolin Piano, are the finest instru- ments for Parlors and Churches now in use. A large assortment can be seen at. the new Ware.- a‘ooms, 481 Broadway, between Grand 2 mi Broomc streety, which will he sold at extremely low pri- ces. Pianos and Melndmm rm.“ mmaw .___.,_ 7 __â€"o u-l-Iv-\| “ Uh! Help the Contrabands’;” “Old Joh’n Brown’s Song ;” “Song of the ‘ Contrabands’f’ “Oh Let my People Go ;” “ Parody on the Song of the ‘ Cuntra.bands’;” “They worked me all the day Without a bit of pay," “ Where Liberty Dwells is my countryf’ “ When Slavery dies there‘ll be Freedom ;" “Wake; Freemen, God has Spoken ;” “ Whittier’s suppressed Sonrr nf Fran- CONTENTS, IN PART. “ Fair Freedom’s Mom has dawned at last;' “ Break the Chains or the Emancipa ting Sword ;” “ Oh! Help the Contrabands’ ;” “Old John Brown’s Song;” “Song of the ‘ Contrabands’ ;n “ Oh Let my People Go ;” “ Parody on the Song of the ‘ Contra.hands’;” “They worked me all the day Without a bit of pay,” “ Wher 0 Liberty Dwells is my country ;” “ When Slavery dies there‘ll be Freedom ;" “ Wake; Freeman, God has spoken ;” “ Whittier’s suppressed Song of Free- dom,” etc. Price only 5 cents single, 50 cents per dozen, $3 per 1’“), postage 1 cont. 5‘.ou ’ a .1. new and superior collection of Anti-Sin very, Patriotic, and “ Contraband” Songs, Solos, Dm t=, Quertetts, and Choruses. Most of the Poetry and Music has been Written expressly for this work to correspond with the tirnes, and should be sung by the million in order to awaken a deep interest in behalf of the “ Contmbands,” Whom God, in his providence, has cast upon the Free North to clothe and educate. The subscriber continues as heretofore to pay the highest price for Black Salts and Raw Ashes, delived at his Pearl Ashen-y, at Glenelg Falls, or at his Warehouse, Durham A pf? FANNING MILLS, LUMBER, AND forming a very stock of the best ‘10 nq=)na n L an... extensive, complete : and general goods i_n efery department winch IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY. THE fi‘z’POPHOSPHtTES HORACE WATERS, Agent. 'il lst. 1862. V4216. SPECIFIC REMEDY HOB. NORTH OF TE HARP OF FREEDOMâ€"«Now (I g: ROWSWELL .WINCHESTER, 36 John Street, N. Y HORACE WATERS, N o. 481 Broadway, ELLIOTT’S HOTEL. Dealer in all respectable 13mg. ‘ I\., l . toga rded as an ., DURHAM, rsgds" ’