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The heavy expense which have incurred getting nP
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in al cases Unless several thousand copies Sold shall
be losers BIZ the work Blu; certain thai
IN every City and County De hundreds willing
pay the small One Dollar for the Life and Speeches
Of Nh CLAY two volumes Of 100 pages. VIII
the friends OF tia, Statesman the friends Of tn Wing Cause
take early and general illusion of this
work On updTel copies Will De transmitted any per
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pOLI7|CAL TRACTS By 'JUNNjS,'

For general circulation daring the Campaign c 1914
u The publication of these Tracts was CON-
menccd at the recommendation of the Wing
Members OF Congress, as will be seen below.
They are issued from the Office of the Ncw-Yosk
Tribune, and all orders must be addressed with
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earnestly recommend Wing i!iehGs ana 10 WING AS
Isfons throughout the Uuon 10 second his efforts, II IN
! ue''ahsH' SENATOR'S.
w p N,Sctm. President, SAMUEL s. PHflrs,
= ccr.nrSsTrS J. W. MILLER,
~ ,Tnrre,r,p C.M. CONRAD,
< p ;;r.IIM,pGe J. T SIMMONS.
d.: sert,rp j. LEEDS kEKK.
" w. " REPRESENTATIVE
,,,. yy,,r, Snra,.r 1Hos. BUTLER KING,
MilLAnp FILLMORE, :. H. ~ 49,, S
1vt' w 81 It ~ stISGroy a. H. H. STUART,
ROGER l.. GAMBLE, =. hANpA,L " t
:, I,,S -. Nonpr C.. II. WILLIAMS,
p " Iuo,,esoy ALFRED BApcOcK,
w a~Nnv,ss A. LAWRENCE FOSTER,
~ w ,rou,,.srS X. l.. CRUTHFRS
r ,aprT u AVS MILrcS BROwN
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Iyo En,y1rns J. K. UNDERWOOD,
,Tc yorXc J. a. PEARcE.
To- I'nr,Npt.,r EDWARD STANLEY,
J. r. lHGERsoLL, q. CLAhA'
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Or the LGusot the Formation of National Wealth
By WILLIAM ATKINSON

DevvoI-d by Means Of the Christian Law Of Government,
.TAS it substance OF case delivered 10 the H.i-!ooU
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CHEAP LTTERATURr.

To persons, who have a taste ior the hsora-
tuFe OF the day, We cannot too siiongy recon-
mend The oslablishmeni Of The publisher Of he
New World, J. Winchester. 30. Ann Street, N.
York. AZ this extensive Printing Office are
published with tho greatest dispatch 40 The most
interesting new works. which arc issued from
The English press. Tho publisher issues a
Monthly Supplement" to the New World, in
which are regularly published The writings Of
Lovm, CHARLEs LEVER, DICKENS and al the most
popular writers in England. lie also rcpub-
fishes the Edinburgh Quarterly Review and
Blackwood's Magazine. The :erms, on which
these works are furnished, and the regularity
with which they arc despatched to every section
section of tho eountry through thu malls, render
the mode Of publication adopted Of the Office Of
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obtaining them, place It in the power Of every
however remotely he may reside from
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time ofall the most interesting new publications
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TAIKING no RIINCoMRE.

We find in the New York Plebian the fol-
lowing exposition Of the meaning ofthe phrase
Al the head bfthis article, We merely pre-
mise that Buncomb county is in the extreme
west Of the Carolnas, among the Blue Ridge
mountains. A few years ago a raw country
attorney came to Congress rom that region,
and began a speech one morning before the
house assembled. Rising solemnly sin his
place." he turned toward the colored man
who was sweeping around the Speakers chair
MIR. Speaker" said he, afender unto Cesar
the things that are Cesar s, and unto Mrs.
Cesar the things that are hers for a man
are a man all over the world, and hog are a
hog. Sir, I'm opposed TO that thar bil--lt's
atranspareney to alternate the eon-sty- tu-shy.
on, Mr.. Speaker" The negro dropped the
broom and stared around the hall and then az
the orator firmly pursuaded that the man was
crazy, he ventured to demonstrate s--aI tink
massa' s outer order, 'pon de count dar's no.
body here 'cept me, and Jim what's outside"
The orator raised his hand peremtorily--''sh-
sh. niger FH 'a1ting 70 BuHcombs ~ Pr.
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From DE P1rt G.b.an llcnL.I.

Mr. Prentice ofthe Louisville Jour.
nal applies some very harsh epithots
10 Shocco Jones, and calls him a
swindler. If Mr.. 2. can produce any
thing Of bis own knowledge going to
show that Joseph Jones is a swindler
be has shat we dare say no other Jour.
nalist has, and as Hagan is the only
authority, we thought the Journal
would certainly have taken it with
much caution. That Shocco Jones
has borrowed funds, which he after.
wards became unable to refund, we do
not pretend to deny but that he la.
ever Intentionally 'svindled, we do
deny-We could mention ninety-nine
out Of every hundred who have borrow
ed without reluuding. Mr.. Jones
has had three fortunes 10 our certain
knowledge, and that he has given a.
way and loaned more than be evei
borrowed is equally certain (; aud fur
thermore, lie has never been in a sit.
uation of such want as to render it ne.
cessary TO resort to such means TO pro-
cure money, and it is not probabl,
that he ever will. We think, upon
review Of the circumstances the Jour
nal will discover that the Vicksburg
Sentinel is the only authority for suci
a charge.
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INF, UENCE OF THE MOON ON
THE WEATHER.

Sir John Herschell, IN she following extract Of
a letter, published at The Cape Of Good Hope,
dlsavows any belief in The antiquatod notion
that the moon exercises an influence on the
weather:
at % singular how generally prevalent tho
opinion is, that both my father and myse.fhave
advocated the idea of the moons influence up.
on the weather. and published predictions
and weather tables founded on such pre-
sumed influence. But there is not the sha.
dow Of a foundation for any such idea on
the contrary, all possible pains have been taken
on the part Of both him and myself to disavoW
and diselaim all such pretended tables and pre-
| dictions"
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pastor Of this flock bat az It haskurned 10 swine,l
think this change Of Office exceedingly appro-
pirate. VII endeavor to serve according 70
the best Of my Abilities,
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We extract the following from the London
sPuneh."
THE KErAL STEAM CARRIAGT.-It IS under
stood that the frst line 20 be established e that
TO India, the carriages leaving the top Of The
Monument. Fish-street.hill every morning,
and taking FIVE minutes at the summit Of the
Great Pyramid for refreshments, and 10 allow
the passengersa short time to stretch their legs.
From this point balloons viii be continually
starting for the most important cities Of the AZ
rcan Desert Tho carriage is then toproeeed
to India; thus Should the weather be not fog
gy) afiording to the traveller a delightful coup
dad Of the most interesting countries Of the
East The arrangements are in every respect
very complete. Lord BrOugham is understood
10 have accepted the Office Of patron, being
himselfof rather a Eighty nature. The provis-
ions viii be carried easily in the conductors
waistcoat, as by new invention the essence
Of three sheep can be concentrated into small
lozenge. The waiting room for the ladies at
the Great Pyramid is Of the most counmodious
kind, the ancient sepulchral chamber Of King
Cheops being fitted up in the oriental style for
that purpose. Passengers who should wish to
be dropped al any Of The intermediate towns,
may be lowered BY small hand balloons at the
usual cab prices.
n. b. The "Rocket" Rrial steam-cauiage
will start on Monday next for a tour round the
comet, proceeding BY easy stages along the mil
Ky way. Sir J. Hcrschel has been engaged
as conductor, being the only person who knows
the exact road.
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WITTY RET0RT. The minister Of the town
Of Abby,Massachusetts BY a strange concateD-
alton Of events, became somewhat unpopular
among his people and theysto show their
sptuk, at March meeting elected him hog
rene. The gentleman elect happening to Be-
present, rose and addressed the moderator
fnus "Sir, ? was chosen some wears ago rs
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are bulky, and much is consumed IN getting q
market, particularly iiit be distant. The man.
.aiaolured article s light ia proportion. The
Farmer takes The chances Of short crop, but
the crop Of boots, shoes, hats and cloth, IS fur.
nished in al seasons. The manufacturing peo.
pie consequently. with an these advantages,
keep theIagrculiurl people always N debt
An exclusively agriailtural people lgiH alisays
Be poor for ioaa ola home marksL They want
cities, diversity Of employment Balance Of
trade is in iavor ofthe North, because the raw
msienal raised here, goes 70 the North to be
manufactured, instead Of employing here many
idlers who are virtually supported BY public
charity'-SaudHnah Republican.
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NUMBERS,


over and over ina way that may be imagined
but which IS altogether impossible 10 describe
Il Of course was now descending with iear-
fol npidity, and nothing was leit me to conlem-
plate but death and destruction. can only
compare my sensations at this moment 70 those
experienced in nightmare, which every one
knows are not the most agreeable in The world,
Sensibiity now forsook me and, indeed, this
is not to be wondered al, IN consequence Of the
whiFling Of the machine. On coming to my
senses again, found myselfin bed, with severe
headache, nausea, and vomiting, the usual ac-
Compartments Of such a fight through the ain;
but. thanks 10 Providence, am now il a fair
way Of recovery, and wiling to perform the
same feat again"
Il appears that the commander Of the stea-
mer had sent boat 70 the assistance ofthe in
trepd expenmentaliit, and saved him, but the
machine was lost--LOndon Atlas.
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NEW ORLEANS PACKAGE EXPRESS
IN through 10 from 10 TO IS Days ADAMS ".
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eal months prepared 20 receive ard forward ir-ferEy
Packages for New Orleans By the central the o'e
unprecedented For further information please apply a.
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y g. Packages for all the Intermediate cities VIII be de-
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PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS Messrs. HA FN-
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id-nc- LINES Express and European Agencies run two
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delivery Of small and vau 5e parcels, with the utmost Iee
At r:o7e p NJ Small parcels vii b. received until Iasi
r NJ and delivered early II !iilsd-lnh ofnI2g
n30 HARNDEN i 20.
FIRE ENGINES, HOSE AND PUMPS.
n l.. FARNAM, at 2l7 Water-st. manufactures
~ Fire Engines Of Sis Tor cities, villages, factories
CD tnci,es Fire Hooks Fire Buckets and Size Caps
t;eDp cse Ica,ref Hose, OF any Tsui=t Suctlon
rs, Coupling Screws, sc:
LII and force ums 10 lift and force am distance
from 70 % 500 gallons tnlnut.
.;nI Mills Horse Powers. Water Wheels SC for WORKING
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lad and IRON Pipe Brass Cocks Ornamental Fountains &c
B-The Pumps o.. his manufacture double acton OF
graf strength and very sample their construcoa eeing
r5cuary veil calculated for the Southern and West india
81 3Tn
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yxTM BROWNS COMPOUND B0NESET
iJUO I. TIVU NEIIlLtN y
GERMAN COUGH DROPS.

DEEPARED and sold wholesale by JOHN ].
DAVIS, city Of HUDSON Gol"mbia county. n y; aud
JAsiEs 5. AsrINwALL,
&c wliamstrset, Grue'aI Agent for this city;
and b. most of the principal retail d'nGSTt IN Ne" ok and
This S not ne,r medicine It has been known ir yeas
and is hns .afes oy1 0eM iS 9E a taar s
been made introduce II 70 the putlit at large " means
the press Il has Ell lift work its Hay silently bY is own
erperience ana The ,ronde,i cures it has Effected The
extern! Of these aud The hl2h@od lu'' reputation whch hsi
hu acquired are manifest from hundreds Of Testimonials
medical profession and others who have trled Nbhow
for hs FIRST time adysItssd IA the ip0e journals ss s, S
more widely b. the afflicted who are suffering wiIhsas
knowledge of It. healing power, 1,,,...;a c,,,,
whole class OF diseases affecting the brast and lungs tending
il as by charm These COMPLAINTS ere OF most llsdlous
character They commeuce with slight cold Or WIN seas
tring ai!ment which, being AT first neglected, eads u III
domination and slowly advance step BY step gnt ne con-
situation gives way, aud the 'ciim Is oioushs 10 '''''
verge OF the grave; ;.,;u,b,. h,.i,,
Of health should be without hi mild pleasant sag aau {a
powerful BALsAM In this climate. where changes o. Ss
are 50 sudden aud their effects injurious II Is maeIsi
important. timely of II has saved and il save Ihos
sands from the pains lines from ggri IS ai
ev-n from death itself The utns laidio apa.e s
extraordinary curative HIS often saved vast sums o. .T
long course of painful sickness. H.,
With all their wonderful and efcacious powers
MANS GERMAH CoUCH DROPS are free lrom every iai r
vegetable compound, and may b. taken win eAs
all kinks of weather and under all circom'tanc.s n. a
this INVALUABLE neJicae has also caused great M
the eslth OF persons consutonaiy FEEBLE as lis e.c,n
nplrl aud vigof 10 the SyStein, While It 20 i'.a
weakens the patient l acts mid healing efpsSIp..I
and at the time very gentle tonic II Il 10 'ao's
HEALING BALM WI ch restores health. Strength VIZ
tci y, and chez une,s to the wea rned frame AMI e j
pondins mnd. II is the sign OF triumph over ScHa1 S Il.
pam ID teir orpr forms. Ih!s IS proved W IL
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r IoUID ANBER.-This uaequailed medicinal

r loud AMSER.-fhis uaeqealied medicinal
compound is warranted 10 De ae et!ectual remedy
scald.. burns conSasous ssgoaia se;ses IeSwcn
of the skio from yhstersr 1t will also remove
burn tsa eckles pmpss te sce &e sn,as 10 the 9e.r
part and for cleansing and preserving the teeth anu @
cleansing the mouth and threat IN cases OF lever Is
acknowledge supremacy every other aatieie ever
will eecualy pant L.. peh gsase ana the hs
from silk woolien cotton fabrics without the eaS ana
ths color NO family OF individual should DC withoat
For sale wholesale aud retail, by hs Propreior JOHN
street. second hoor opposite Thorbuns liberal discount
allowed those who buy 70 ssit again.
A. WARNER s. co. Sole PioPrietors
AogSTe-l58 bowery 7a Broadway. Eighth street
dsl Broadway eorqsF Grind Bunker, Gharab
street and West broadway' Coal Franklin s7o
Church streets WA Robertson ss Baltimore Ga ~
rnore:C Frohiasham sfa1iwa State Albany
J w. Newcomb y Co 3a3 River street. Troy; Hart, 2iS
broadway, Chaaber-sIree; McGse 100 Euton-si.
Bulletin Once. Beeimaa and Nassan.s,rees Bros
Hubbard, 76 Johcstreef. ssu
rnAuANa SHEA R--2n hnras hrnu,r fnr sala h,l
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V,HE SAFEST, CHEAPEST and mcst pr
FECTiVE compound in the Whole range o! ns.rf
raj debility loss Of appetite dspersy affections Of tbs q ,
liver complaints, pulnory aeCyons iaeuaf.y. ,;o ~
early stages, common coughs colds, rbeu matte
from whence spring diseases in general these fii s'
qualled. ,;..,tuls
thorough trial Of them in accordance with me
will insure their permanent, in nine.rt SS,s
twenty. making such trial. They pm! u IN shs
for convenience Of rra at 7 cents Also sasaeasd fo
between Nassau End Broadway, where any intoImei'A
great variety Of testimonies may b. ob,ained d,ia
70 TRY. AND THEN JUD(iE~A
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For TIE Tribune.
L I F f
By AUGUSTUS ,noocsas..

pgAvcusIus ,NoDosAs,.
TuIs Life is stern and fearful,
And hath no blessed day,
For those who laugh and squander
The priceless gift away.
1t hath glow Of Pleasure,
For HIM who would it find,
And presses 10 the Future,
Strong II an earnest mind!
Loud SOUNDS the tramp Of millions,
who press unto their graves
The wan.on Sons of Pleasure,
Aud Sorrows fearful slaves;
They come from hut and palace,
With woes OF Life Oppressed;
Blu: onward 20 they swiftly
Unto tn Eternal West!
The free sons of the Forest,
Who hew their toilsome way,
Pass, has,'ning, smiling onward,
Unto the perfect Day,
The dwcllcrs in the Valley
The .illcrs Of the plain
They have noble harvest, :
They labor not IN vain!
There is cheering Fullncss
Of blessing and delight
For those who read the volume
OF earnest Life Alright;
Who seek not Idle shadows
To win fancled rest;
But press the truthful Real
Unto their beating breast
They who would win the Substance
Must let the shadow 60,
They who would find the fullness
A deafness Truth must know!
That thou canst reap no Blessings
Save blessed deeds are thine;
For what thou sow'st thou reapest,
A MESSAGES divine!
Then go thou on with gladness,
Resolved fore'er to do;
But seek for empty Shadows,
Wou!d'st thou Existence rue;
Hold to the flying Moments
They all with fate are rife;
Thou hast no such to squander,
For they make up your life.
wich, NJ T.
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CORPORATION NoTlCE.-Public Notice is

4 UNI OhhllON Ahol1SII.-l uDliC .NUt.Ce -
y hereby given the owner owners, occupant
pants all Houses and Lots improved orunmproved Lands
affected thereby that the following Assessments have been
completed By Assessors and lodged teSeet Com.
missonefs Office for examination by all persons interested,
embracing lots on beth sides of Thompon between
Canal aud Grand streets Also lots The North side of Ca
nal between Sullivan and Laurens streets and the
South side Of Grand between Sullivan and Laursns
All persons whose interests are affected by the above named
and who opposed the same, either OF
them, requested present THAR objections in writing
the und srsxned at the Street Commissioners Office within
thirty days from the date Of this Notice.
JOHN EVEN, Stree. Commissioner,
aad Chairman of the Assessors
Street LOm ,slOnpr)s Office Der (
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-,,o ruE vAR1oITs FIRE COMPANIES IN

| LIMITED STATES.-The subscriber would
,necfn cali the attention of The various Fise Comgass e
The Union 10 the and BEAUTIFUL assortment o. bkiSe
aS ns fnished and VIII keep constantly hand Ihey
~ finished III the beautiful manner and are 81 ieauia
and elaborate designs Companies from abroad VINO ma!
wen 70 s. the patterns Of the above before purchan ean
Obtain letter se-, patterns with the prices 10 5ac ~
o;, bv mai. TO the subscriber and they MAJ rely on 90
,yrir nrrcissr such article the pattern hey may
81 Deck LsIs German Silver Egurss i2i Sh[tS, Se'
II Spruce street. New J Crk.
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Street Commissioners Office. Dec. 5, 1873 Is l0

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PubIic notice is
~ hareby given TO the occupant
pants OF all Houses and Lots improved Lands
affected thereby, that the following Assessment have been
msAioueT Once for examination By all persons Interested
VIZ: Regulating FnGtsevenh-sect from the Eighth 10 the
Tenth Ayenue. and riyeng the roadway embracing lots on
both sides oil Forty-sevenstreet from the Eigih 10 the
Isrh Avenue, and aso tn side OF the Eighth Az
nue. between Foysyth and and on the
east SIDE OF the T-nh Avenue between toIsixh anc or
tyeiscrhtiee and both sides OF the Ninth Avenue De-
tween Forry.sixti and Forty eighthstTeeis
All persons whose interests affected BY the
assessments and who 20 The same either OF them
requested heIr obentio' n writing 10 the
ers.gned the Street Commissioners Oice within 80 days
49, - JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner.
Street Commissioners Office Dec. s. 1913. d5 lOt
a STOUNDlNG CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
"A In 1882 by the celebrated NJ Vesprni the Italian Ply
sica who discovered that certain Italian herbs had the most
~ 3pisEAsEs A ilSES ERUPrIoNs OF THE SKIN
suc as Salt Rheuin cufvy Eesips disGsurements such
TO CHANGE DARK OR YELLow TO A FINE
. HEALTHY CLEARNESS
YAM pfTron hardly eeleye this yet II strictly 81
which he CALLED the Italian Chemical Soap This also CUES
HEALS GHAPPED OR TENDER FLESH,
GURES OLD SORES, ULCERS SC.
Eagle 50 Chahastree n Y or lss Fultonstreet Brnoh
yh stat-stree boston Ledger Buildings Phadeuhia
no a[s s Sc Be very particular and buy
- 49,, csc. -niHu: nlS I'm
DRESS BOARDS-Wanted, groce or two OF
secondhand PRESS BOARDS la-re enough for sheet
a l'O frltou-st q foor DIFF
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney
IN connection with his Associates in Washington fo
M OF CLAIMS against the General Government Of
uie ohisea Staoes-fSo. 81 Wall-ss. New York Mo II