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Supreme Court CHI mbers.
Before Hon. Judge Sutherland.
MILITARY REcRuiTS.

Oct. 3o.-For some days past the Judge at Chambers
has been dischargng recruit froa tive irish Brigade sta
toned at Fort Schuyler various grounds principally
the score of Infancy fiis morning in the case or
Patrick Mckntcoa recruit Of thoage Of twenty years
Mr. Malcolm Campbell, appearing fer the Irish Brigade
proposed to argue the in favor Of the validity OF the
enlistment where the age Of the recruit exceeds eighteen
years.
ting that in consequence Of the great pressure bust
he could not hear argument bur gave counsel
III next morning 10 hand in written brief. The counsel
declined tn do THIS in consequence OF other engagement
and the shortness Of the time hut offered to submit the
case on the authorities cited By him. provided the court
would undertake to examine them. This the court re
fused TO do and adjourned the matter uu5 this morning
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NEW HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 81 lse-rRIpLE SHEET

throne or her Kings romans strong IN tho power and
right Of unity between the krg aud the people, which
has made Prussia great While II continues to exist
shai DO enabled OH the ground OF acknowledged rights
70 resist the dangers Of Al agitaed period and all
threatening storms. May God will 1t So
Tho Minister Of State then read several orders Also
an act Of amnesty, and several grants of nobility &C.
The King accepted invitation the ball TO be given
by the Earl Of Clarendon in honor Of the event.
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Italy.

The affair Of tho Abbo Passgfa occup led considerable
attention at Rome. An effort made to him by
the Papal government but he euded the police Ills pa.
pers wore seized and he suspended from the exercise
OF His fuactions
despatch from Turin, of the Goth inst states that the
Oaoac says that the King Of Prussia had received Cen
Della Rosca with great cordially.
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BocARr--IrNyrR On Wednesday, October so, at ST.
Georges church by the Rev stephen ~ iyng u. D.. A.
A. BooAar Miss MARY T., daaghter OF Chs Fisher Bun
ner Esq all Of this city.
DItIISGasn-TALIMAH.--on Thursday, October %, at
the Aemora, church, Hammond street, by tAe Rev. g. r.
f. Cock R0EsEI H. BLHtnAN 30 JrtiLt. Youngest daugh.
ter Of Capt. John +. rallman, all Of THIS cry.
-IEawsHincE--on Monday evening, October Is,
81 Calvary church, by the lgv Wa Morgan, MsaaaD
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The government Commissioners at Posth had been
treated with offensive mock screnade, at which the
police and military intorfcred Shots fred and the
crowd dispersed, without any harm being done,
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The Political Campaign.

THE SEVENTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
The Regular Republican Senatorial Convention, of tho
twentieth ward on Tuesday evening nominated oha J.
Phelps candidate represent tho Seventh Senatorial
district in the next Legislature
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II HALL, of Binghsmton, N Y, 10 HANNAH r., second
daughter OF y. h. Trowbridge, Esq, OF this city.
LaEaKisf-HALoM On Wednesday, October 80, at Tri
nifty church, by the Rev John Puryes LOUIS LAnysB or
Switzerland, to Miss L. HAloN, OF France,
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Turkey.

The Turkish war bulletin announced Turkish victory
over 5000 insurgents and Monenegrins The despatch
claims that the Moncnegrin frontier respected but
tho Montenegrns affirm that it has been violated by the
Turks.
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" is reported that the Italian question has been de-
bated in Cabinet Council with considerable animation
owing chiefly tho decided tone taken by Persgny
favor Of the Italian side. No resolution was taken.
The Revue dcs Deuz Mondes has received first warning
for an Objectionable summary o. political events.
Count Porsgny has isssed circular calling on the
Projects to bring all charitable societies, established
without the Of the government under the opera
ton Of the laws She Societies Of St. Vincent DC Paul
especially pointed out for reform.
The Bourse dull but closed frmer at 81 FIR s5c on
the 18th.
The Paris money market continued unsettled The sale
Of bills be created under the creat. Of two millions,
granted to the Bank Of France, had commenced Ia Paris
Paris despatch OF the goth OF October saysThe Ga
see Of France has received and published in its impress
sion Of to-day official communication which gives a
denial 10 its assertions concerning pretended warm dis
cusion between Count Persgny and Ihonvenal on the
Italian question: and says such discussion took place
and no difference of opinion exists between the two minis
tcrs.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
New York Observation-Disclosures Edl

New York Observation-Disclosures Edition.
The mil steamship North Star cop,eis Jones, will
leave this port 10 morrow, at noon, for Asp avail.
The mails for California and other psrtsoc tho Pacific
will close al hhf-past ten O'Clock tomorrow Morning.
The New York WEEKLY observation-disclosures edition
containing the latest intelligence onioat parts OF tho
world with large quantity OF local and miscellaneous
matter will be published at nc O'Clock IN the morning
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents
Agents will please send III their ordera sary pos
Ribie
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Official Drawings or Murray. Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS, b67-October5N- 1851.
Al, !, Al, As, 81, 20, 40, ST. IS, So, 81, Is, IL.
KENTUCKY CLASS 66S--Octobev ~, 1851
2, IS, 81, IL, 80, 63, 6, 80, SO, 26, So, &C, 4.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either TO
MURRAY. EDDNx CO.,
CoYia.ien, KY, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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The bill had been introduced in the Chamber aboshng
passports to subjects Of such as do not re-
quiro passports.
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Prizes Cashed in all LcgnIizctit Lottcris,
and information gwen, by JOSEPH BATES Broker No 10
Wall street. up stairs.
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Royal Havnnn Lottery see, Official
Drawings in another column. TAYLOR 4 co, No. 10
Wall rect
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HnEG Hair Dyc-5O Cents, Black or
brown. Best IN USE Depot No BARCLAY street, and sold
BY all druggists.
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Thousands Have Tested Laird's Bloom
Youth Liquid Peafipronounce ID Invaluable to the
t.sict all drus gists and 4S9 Broadway,
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Earry's Tricopherous is the Best ana
article dressing, beaulfyng curling ceann
preserving and restoring The hair Ladies' try It, SOFA ~
all druggists
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Espcnscheid's Fall ~ y'les Of Gem ma II $
Ha,sfor neness materials elegance clhnsh and dure-
blty they cannot Unsurpassed. Try hers at lib Nassau
Gileet.
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purc LiGuors.-Euy Xour Liquors fox
whoesar family trade ffcc 9Th street Dislcry o.
tablishe& In 1882, at 251 West fitteensh street.
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Trusscs.-Marsh 81 Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses also Military Shoulder and Abdominal Sup
porte com bneda superior article. No 2Vcsey ST. Aston
House, opposite the church.
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GymnA stics.-GIasscs arc Now Forntin =
for the senson JOHN WOODS Gyisnasium, Nos aud i
East TwenaS eighth street, near Fifth Avenue.
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1.oriw EsraOlss & SON. Fine Boot nd Shoe
makers, 43t Br aadway, torser OF Howard street
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rone away foF aar left wedaesday,he ellsworth
Avengers Bnt thai ne looking body Of would
have been vastly improved had they been in civilians dress
and Hats fspIn the iuimilhbe Fall styles Of KNOX
NO. 2l2 Broadway, corner of Fulton streok
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Tobias, Venetian Linimcnt-FOr Sore
throat. Neser fails TO cure.
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Gray kInir--Its Diseases, Change OF CO.
lor Embellishments, Treamegs for Badness by
GRANDJEAS, Astor Place.
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Pare TObNcco.--XeIiav Bank TolSAc.
coGxody3ns pure Yellow Bank Tobacco u; i'm.
purites, ~ sale by all tobacco aud segar dealers and
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CrIsfadnyo's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tom
PEGS the hes. Ia the World Wholesale and re and the dye
privately apps.ed No 6 ASilr House.
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For ShGiiT,
FREDERICK l.. yuIgE
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Bachelors Hair pyc--The Best in the
wgrldHarIness reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
asplied at BArcHEIoKS wig factory, i6 Bon4tslreet
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Espcnscheid's Fall styles of e;snsIemcn's
Hasfor neness Of materials elegance olhnish and dure
bly they cannot Unsurpassed Try thers at l5 Nassau
street.
The Best Looking Regiment TINT hns
rone away fos The lef wedaesday,he Ellsworth
Avengers Bn thai lne looking body Of would
snS1 Hay @ % Ss pss KNOX
NO 2l2 Broadway, corner Of Fulton streok
Lorim Bseolss Is: SON, Fine Boot nd shoe
makers 43i Broadway, toreer Of IIowart street
FREDERICK L. yuIGE.
GymnAstics.--ciasscsa arc Now Forming
for tie JOHN WOODS Gyibnasium, Nos aud i
East Twer40 eighth street near Fifth Avenue.
Pure Liquors.-Euy xour Liquors FOX
hGs,af Or rs sm t,ye e street Dsey az
A Pare Tobacco.-YeIisw Bank Tobne.
coGsoans Pure Yellow Ban Tobacco, free from al I'M
~ sale by all tobacco and deaicrx
Wholesale oy L. GOODWIN RZorHER 700 Water street,
Bachelors Hair Dyc--The Best in the
wgTd--Harness reliable and instantaneous. Sold aud
aaplied at BACHELORS wig factory, i6 Bontslreet.
crisfadaro's Hair Dye, Wigs ana Ton-
pees the tcs in the world wholesale and REAL. and the dye
privately apr..sd No 9 Asiar House.
Gray Hnir--Its Diseases, Change or CO.
Tor and Establishment; new TreatmcEs for Badness by
GRANpJEAS, Astor Place
HilEG Hair Dyc-oO Cents, Black or
brown Best IN Depot No BARCLAY street. and sold
BY all druggists
Thousands Have Tested L0ird's Bloom
Youth Liquid Peari-Pronounce ID Invaluable to the
t.stet all sgiss and 459 Brsadway
Tobias, Venetian Linimcnt-For Sore
throat. kcser fails TO cure.
Earry's Tricopherous is the Best ana
article for dressing, beautifng curling ceani
preseg ying and restoring the hair Ladies' try it, SOFA W
all druggists.
Trusscs.-Marsh ~ Co.'s RadtcnI Cure
porte com Superior article no 2Vesey st.. Aston
House, opposite the churen.
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DIED.

BIRKFT-In this city Ihurtdsy Sept Mi. Je'e rhhe
the beloved daughter Of Peter and Jus Ann brk 10 'he
10th year Of, her age
BOYD-In this city Thursday Sept Z. b. H. lloyd in
tbd 33d year of his age.
CAsTLE-In the city Of Detroit Wednesday, Sept =
Arthur S. Castle, son Of Ir. a. G. Castle OF thf Guy. 49,,
Cut off as be entering upon the threshold Of LIS manhood
Arthus g. Castle presented high order OF intellect pone
ordinary abilities Az artist IN ps'nng moaelm ara
seuptpre Is PROMISE at ilture enod 10 aod ms
the list and fame Of American spios fo' N h
Brooklyn NayyYad where his talents emo ubane aadeb
were much appreciated Onr city has lost promising yonhe
citizen died away from home in strange CITY, bmt
care Mrs Buhl, wife OF the Mayor 81 the Cy OF
Deioi e attention Of BIhop McCosky and the bIotheIy
nursing Mr. Harrington did oil that Christian love ano
affection could accomplish to effect bis recovery snd sen us
path 20 the grave
CAIRNs-in this city on Friday, Sept, C. Robert W. Gains,
NJ D., in the 55tb year Of his age.
CoNpON-On Friday, Sept. G, William Conaon IN 'he Own
year Of his age .
CoX-ln jersey City Friday Sept sSsh Louisa, wife Of
Aaron Cox sged ~ years.
DAL MoLlN-In this city, on Thursdsy Sept. Guepps,
only son Of Lieut.. A. Dal Molin, aged smon'h'
FELDs-In wilomsbHgb Friday, SEPT g. Miss Julia Ann
Yields, Of consumption
HEARTT-At New.Dorp, S,Gtsu lsrd on Wedntstsy Sept
John Pearson Heart. aged years and monbs t0n oi
Philip l.. and Sotsh j. Heart.
HARTT-n Brooklyn on Wednesday, Sept 4, his Msrga
ret Hart OF the late Ms Wells Of NO. 2o5 fOi'on
street in the 3lst year OF her sse.
MTCBELL-In this city, ON Friday Sept. g. VIM Mitchell 9
native of Glasgow, Scotland, aged ~ years
TYSONOn Saturday Sept Susan, dsughe, OF Washington
L. and Mary d. Tvs n, aged months aud 81 dsyb -
Friends family invited to attend the iunei TON NO
s22 Fnh .tres Monday, 9TH Inst, at II O'clock M
WERsEBE--In this city. Friday, Sept g. DedeFch W.
son Of Diederieh H. Wessbe rged 10 JeAr' ana 10 a'!
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SATURDAY, Sept. 7--P. ~.

CATUhDA1, ocpt. f-f. ~
The stock market to-day has been moderately active,
with fair market at the morning session for State
and Government securities but reaction in shares
from realizing sales. The absence of disturbing sd-
vices from the South prevented any important decline,
and the feeling is very general in the street that the
movement is an advancing Government securi-
ties are very strong At the second session the market
was dull and quotations were irregular, closing firm 10
the street.
In foreign bills there 10 nothing Of importance doing
Rates are steady.
Frsghts-To Liverpool the engagement included
As 200 bush. Corn at l0d. in bulk and ships bags;
10000 busb. Wheat at l049lld. in bulk and ships
bags; 800 bbls Flour at "a. Cd. To London 10000
bush Wheat at i2d. in bulk, and l2d in ships bags
500 bbs Flour at 3s Cd To Bremen 80 cases Tobacco
ct 22s. 3d.. 800 bbls Shoe Pegs at &c. 3d.; 80 tuns
Logwood at 32s. Cd. To Antwerp 500 bbls. Flour
st 3s. sd.
The busines Of the Sub!Tressury was: Receipts,
$3357 1884 09-for Customs, 5000; Treasury Notes,
s2l4oO 900, and for Payments $l,743,926 46 Balance
&I3, ,O94, ,e09 rs.
The following table will compare the exports Of tho
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Arrived.

Ship Re,oute freeman, Ly.rpoei AuL TO- md,s and ics
rssi 70 William, GuioB. Aug e. lat . a. lsn a. .poI.
5 a IL H5SHs PSfs s s 3. llI S. Bds % Rbo
sh a. 50 2S lon 20 ~ .P0ss esIE kOessSs ,e@ Nsw ior
lBr ousbec also b. ,hg bound .hO~inE No, eg7,
Ed D soaSd sosns o s d ds =. ns.i @
othe sbove numbers IN Cso freemsn signal book 2h
he. d,a pendant GBosphorusI 5st lat u o. lon "a u.s.
boarded .p Bavaria, hence for Have who Indy .uppsd
pS pg With bp .po i n a. :. CO Is
On lie 10th Aug, Thomas Jackson asesnsn fell
ysi wh eehas The main's and received ,ueh n.es TO
csn.e bis death on the ls.h
nd.e to Ts.t Dearborn Aus lat, .72l. 81 spoke
bark Tsnh bound T. 2sh, lat A. Ion o. Pote chip Bavaria
BSt wn. Wi.en PlarnneT ai,l.s; q day,iP."ed oIs.r
lon e5 bhs Mary AcRsa tOf wiiniDI'Or " O. steering
Bai Jeane o Ro,iOn) Fletcher Providence &c hOu in bal
Bds Lundwsh (Dani'h Larsen, RIO JsueirO Sc day.,
Big Ssnhio Butler tof B.ps9) Bartlett css July and
The entire JoS ' In the Straits pois 'lP NJ
Bra ss,5 ds,neRe tspsn.S, s H.y.n. Is days. in ballast to
MT DeForest Anchored IN Lover onsrsntins
Big csii tBr) BD'hd, Sydney C. b. hd'y. coal TO EIA'
Bs Atlantic loi NswH.vsn Hotshti. Bsrb.dO,, II days
in ballast 10 II. Trow bridges Sons OF New Haven.
buos fatinio Ei. Port Or repair: hsTIps Az q h. s d
lying ssfed mAins and jb parted the b stay
ioe@. Tis d s'sy1ns sohsa and 'Posns
schI Pym.uih Rock NOrd. Boston day, md,s. to j. c.
sSr fsirf.,, Mott, A.1,niia days coal to Merrill Al
schr oiont0, Hammond EuwOrh days lumber to Brett.
s. scsr Eb.n Herbert. Appl,by E,pO dy' isA' aud Ssh
scb1 John TOtisn, COrrln, Dover NJ H., for N,vBrun.
sesr Xnir., Pro"sy. Calais days lumber to Jed Frye
sctr Cah,rn. wnCOI McE,ddsn Labss days. fish To Jed
schr Benjamin cmm Lubsc days. ,ih' and a.h to John
sesr oovsTnor Arnold Mitchell H,rus,On day., spar. TO
sch1 Huid Robbins, Popdeu! for Portland
schr. Empire Cnr, Warren, In ballast
sohr. st. fuesr Hall, Hockisnd days, lime
sesT sSsna.y s,n s.SS 70. SS "
seSr Snow DIin, Snow, H.rwich 3dsy', in ballast.
6ehI And g. Sslier, Fish Wrsh1m dsys nsiin
seSr sSr HsaIy f' hIoinsn' Head BsfS days woos.
sehr Peru, Thorndiis, Rondout for Boston
Bchr Rvs, Hubby, Stamford, Conn, mdss
soop Plsnter Bennett Sag HsrbOr. oil
sesnsr Vulcan, hsrri'oa, fslsdslphih mdis to j. N.
ss.smsr wsstchs,.sr, Jones' Providence. ud's " xawrd
steamer Sarah. Jones' rh.d.lphi. mdss to Lsp.r xsi.
r steamer T.cosy Els, PHILADELPHIA. nd'. to Lspu Khl
stSsmsr franklin. DOushsy, Baltimore. mdss t0 wIlisn
Steamer Alice. Msisrs Baltimore. mis. 10 william p,l.
Steamer Oneida Trout, Pbn,dspss nd,s u J. NJ Bris
Steamer Petrs Young ProVdeace, mdse to DvGd Bynasr
sAILED-sspt e-shps PIns Donna and Eep,gns's Favor
IA. San Frsncisco; 0sena Hsve. Bark Ferdinand Louis
Amsterdam Bhgs TruIio Porau'Pncs Andove Kipssten
sspt Tseamhps Tsutona ofsnd for Hamburg and passed
tho Batsrytt l229p 0s'sow (bTl Liverpool and passed
the Battery at l2:3Op m.
WIND-sunset, N. WI vsry light
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
uopsTse rs. !. QUE, ssS pss,, sc%ssy y ,s v''ts'e

We quote Dey si 72d23c and rtos efo~tt ~ fs@toc
LlSfgRccl nd s. IN active demand a1d tbo nafkt! -
sesy aiec 80 Common al Jpl, aud 4p do LGnp a
NOLas 5Es GTo .ot Of 35 bLd' Bsstadoes 81 ?ee re"
he'd - hhi- tJrs N1t.3ttdo at 2sc snd 2ohndG
lo'ta lsco at 3ld.3r.
NAVAL OHES-Tle InLke IA irsctiye foT al descriptions
" the The Only tansacttoDs We
hear Of are bbls lew No. Rotn Of G3 5t@S1 - Yer
go ~ -. -.
oIis-Lin'eed ,qgi, hut frmiy held o. s9aeoc Crude
Wade fair demand and prices steady saes OF 700 eb
81 44c.; Crude Sperm 10 unchanged al $l rs , =
PROSsI0NS1he Pork nsrke 10 rather es,ier the inquiry
Il good st the concession saes Of coo bb ct flJa0SH f?T
Mess aud sss3dsl1 FOR Prime Beef good demand .nd
Gnn, aes $50 bbs at $40 23o I'll 20 for hepscked Me
and si2 sl so Extra Cut Msa are heavy 'alss o
81 hhds a6c for shouldcTs and d6e for Hams Lard
the inquiry chiefly for city aes OF or bb and
tc GaSie Butter steady and n sood inquy Chee' 10
sasble At 6d &c. for State. -
RICE qleti sales of us tea at &c Goa per 100 bL
sUGARS-haw are very firm ard active Refined active
and higher sales e 0l0c for croshed Ground and orpn
lated. TIE transactions 10 Raw 3215 bbds mostly Cuba
a. 81 08- mainly at 1i01sc for fair to good Heinng
SEEDS-A fs demand for Tim ,by Seed and the msIfst IS
seady sales Of Is bush ct % IS bush Clover seed
quIe Rough FlaI Seed IL Inactive 0d 81 5s per bush
TALLOVTbe inquiry Ia hight; the msIket heavy; sales
OF q, 800 n prime city, Al 8ic. os'h: -
WIiISKYThe ntIket 10 shade lower aud snii bGes OF
10 bbls. at lsic.
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RsIiaions Noiires.

True Story ofLgcknsw.-in the station Of Bsnsrss,
in the upper provinces Of adis nofnns ysss The
hospital usual A entered the General os,ats wsstod
that young beonEDg 70 of the regiments was anxious
speak fn the inner yard found yf bs p.let
In soe and watkins up 10 hfO aid: tod
wish do not IecGect the pleasure Of having
you before" Me- he sad hsvs seen you yef
stranger for have often beard speak Of you
Aed him Il he III wounded. l he rorIeJ Uo
cft On 70 say that he had Just down hon tsgppo
Perhaps you would like TO tell you my history may be
y0urenenbef long tine ce, OF going u be
Hospital opposite 80 reading TO Of the shsndcs
There hall dozen OF hen toy went 10 see
'ick se You went presently to theI them
now grateful oil country peope 10 your noble
soldiers readily coming TO otee ALL and how Josply
yon sympsihzed With them in the n9be cause ia which
ihey were going - ,sle ,hare. Tben yon tailed
10 them of the danger which would attend then. You
reminded then thsi ne T. battlefield 10 ~ spl ,sied sn
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20 nEPARI
Passengers Sailed

In ,ieomAkip Ts4toaia for RsnbErgAr'. Hen.hsw and
cld III and Mrs Kinsnsn, T. l.. neejsu, A. y Heniichs
Miss ard, Mira. Camping. NewYoIki r. Durbet Bros
Hartford Mr. Mrs Hast and infant Mr. and Mrs H. fsher
Louis,ile Th Taverier Carscss Andrew Wosa NisssPP
Anton Dsabare, Quincy; Leopold Rose Albany o. sehs1e
Kirgscn; VIM. NJ Scheuke Phladelpli3 MTs N. o. butle
Cincnuat; T. H. Boseer Cuoa Eds. Lsmsrch. Mr. and Mira
A. Innerwadel, Louis Wsef'lss hIs. Dr. kee Ad Herr
man. Raphael May John W. schmidt Mr. and Mrs L. Qhf
sen Nes.lofk hlrs Emma BsrschnscI aud two children
Quincy; Dr. " WsokerhsTth md two Children Emil LEdeete
s. Lout; tn Cetclo aud family, Dubaque $. Reyes and
family Iowa Paul DIouu. PHILADELPHIA T. Ne.thss Cuoa
Ran Grsnd ltapis; and others IN 'eersge Total, let
Ia ,cam,lip Glasg0i, IhepooiMIB AEne Constable
Mis, OConnor, Mr. faElcsn. NJ AeIAudei X " Mori'se
A. Hrupaeb r. Browne n. H. Mnrton. o. y Dodd. j. Young
and family Robert r. PaIkef Edmond CIue Rev NJ Power
Med A. Jaeoale aud children, Hr aud Ms Field and
child Victor Badon and lady, Rev. ThorsS hens H. tosby
Park keng, and Others in stssrage
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-08
A PERFECT CHARM.

Mrl wINSLows SOOTHING SYRUP certainly doeI uAs
Implies "soohs" the little sufferers into quiet natural
ssep from which swskes nvyorssd and refreshed And for
the Of diseases incident to the period Of teehs such
Dysonery Disshes Wind Colo. &C., &C. hare
tie equal.
We have always BEEN and s opposed 70 the practice Of
dussns infsDA TH ARTICLE DxLsrHnIous ErDkcrs
wBATzyzR and from experience I've speak adssdy)
have every confidence In g. aud heartily recommead
70 ell uothsrs Take adVice--use iand you viii
strongly recommend q. to others We have to you.
eethng almost certain 70 bs afflicted With dysentsry and
diaIrhes Ms. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP is never.
falling remedy for these diseases aud will give immediate RELIEF
om all psin and distress Incident the proeen eehins
Every mother should provide Il for her children.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP MRS.
wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP fer children Settling.
No medicine IN the United State. sell, ike H. Il standard
medicine aud Its fame worldwide Physicians order ana
H. wherever Il. maj sslesl elects have been witnessed
Millions Of bottles o! Mrs. WINsL0WS SOOTHING
SYRUP ussd srsy yes In tho United States for
children teeshBg with Deverinlng Relief iSansd
late and certain
Ms wINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP ia .yrs 10 rsslisis
the bowels
BsshK o. oorsrxRsETs aud niTbTio-'
None genuine unless ;he fac-simile Of CURTIS PERKINS,
New York, d the outside Wrapper.
Bold by Dmssia,s throughout tbs world.
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