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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

tAIAI.tb hVi ''hA'' 90 i"'' 20
y 10Th DIV 4 January i9fl u o'clock ~ supply
tho 1ofeunect with bLEF car fLE. The tAiue 10 be
delivered ~ HsHsbl-s Chtmhsislug r or f'nn' .
s98n aef the I5h ~ March 1914 - the Government
y direct Ths Government M receive unoer ths contract
60 hrd ard The isit 70 cali i,r any sidi'.IA
H lbef Up II 1000 100.
zach Of Csi;ls delivered shAl averare - lee 39
pound. Ios sh; ard snila shell be received which
peigfs f., than ,U9' pounds frofs weight 49,
o.fnrrnt reselv,. - Itself the hf 70 pay IN Treasury
md 20 reject sny BIZ fof any cause No i VIII Ne e"
terrain % unless the bidder u pr,ssni e. fcfroia -
Tho t 4. must be 81 c'ed e. 81 4. BIZ hWIIH G. :
~ " a.Ain .,sn, D. C.. snd indorscd, Pfopo.h Tor
Beef
yoNN
LAB 10 hereby propoie 20 dever 20 ihe ,'ove'nneni
go,a re. sttIe on TIE hoof f1r handfrd pounds,
-fo.. WEIGHT Tie Cattle be delivered 1T - acc Iting q
the ofrs a., iuclocd si,eTt.~ment The ts'i- 70 be
wris cd on the scales tnd O. git de@ru 90 De she
purchase weeLL hereby s.ree 20 give good ia lhlir
bond To- rl' Of the contract aud O. receive ftasJ
Noic Gu other G3vement funds t. payment fof ths Cattle
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Gleamboats ano Railroads.

boston DAILY via GROTON.-The steam
ID ers COMMONWEALTH sud PLYMOUTH NUN,
rom Pier No 49, &, p. w. NJ LDWAhDS AGENT o"oe
Nc. LIS Wrst-st
ITO BOSTON, PROVIDENCE AND NEW
i PORT BIZ SHORE LlNE.-Leayes 9th st. @h-sv' a.
m alrve IN Providence i:20 pm R:i5 NJ sn.ss "a
vld erce 7:3o pm; pm Express thIough fisu iisn'
,rrv. in ProvSeuce 800 aud Bo.'on al a III. ,.
r. CALHOUN Supern' enoeh'
YIOP BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
PORT end FALL RlyERrhe SPLENDID end 'Hfsilot
..r1u.er NETpOrOLiS tspt. Brown. i.ite. ~
eg.rv qrFsnAY THURSDAY. and SAlCNnAf, ~ :
N1NDfY. WI DNESDAY, aod FRIDAY ct "c'ocAP m
f.oul Pie no. y. H. -, 49,, m,
eres~ 10 rooms wiz be REGARDED a. secured 70 anJ ~
ic.nt NTH the same hail hsve been paid for. ,,.,
Fte ia b. asiu forwarded Though VITA graz oi'l'e"
by an Expos Freight irain =, -,,-i vvo.,.,
rlIO NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave al p m.
Paserqer goiug further take the Train rom mere "
~ A. M o. remain board Till monins without cnl'
HUDSON RIVER RAIIROA FOR alba,
I. 4 Ky and ROY COME ling WIN ih-AiN'
,yEVlI and WE5r Trains leave oo.t,
From Chaubers-st. From "o'hsI ,
fxpresa aud n III, and 81 ~ ii',' D. i' '"' ~ ~
- and p. 30 y. 1" L., i,.iuiod,
Troy aud Albany with sleep 1890 Ia 9urday inooeuI
,pl a. 400 s3os M and 2:25 aud $40
m. ani Y m ana5:l3 y IA. pm.
perkskin t'air 800 p ~. ~ p ~
sing Sirg tain, siJ a. M io:i' q. M enu ''' p VT
''"P' N A. +. SMITH Superintendent.
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E'REIGHT to LIVERPOOL.-The Brit,

steia hip DAMASCUS. for Liverpool direct hay
ins good portion ~ her cFt already enssgsd will sail
postiyoiy SATu RDAl January IL. This ehip has full
steam power wseIsht compartments 1, built IN The most
thorough sud oilers cles TO shippers not ed
by aay snip sailing nm tbs port. No freight will be received
scf Of the day previous sal Ing aud bills Of ladis
viii signed ti goods cleared AZ the Cusomiouse
WAND AsflNWALL. AZ, nt.. No 81 aontl ct.
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FrE IN EIGHTH AvrSUx.-On Mond'y ese T,ss
- oocs 0ys occurred IN the .mokehcuse o. r,oa,l
S.r ~, No ia Figh,h avenue THE dsnaae SUBSTANTIVE
10 sc1 10 in'lraaoe
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i)roposdl5.

A.,i-i,Nr QrAHrsRNksrTH- GXyRHAfs Ogfics.
No q s1ArE-sr.. HEw ioRK Jan. .. 81
GFALED PROPOSAL VIII be received ~
til. oHca NTH y O'Clock che 10Th dsy q January,
iaaia for supplying thon.sd cod, Of good SOUND
ncrchsa.lbe OAK olc- HARD WOOD, a. Fol lickels'
nila tie delivery 81 which 20 ccr mcrc" a. rtry ~ ~ c
t.s lr sd o. lc completed within ninety 800 Days af l
i-niir Of the conr8c Bond, With two snrctios Vii be re-
ruiscd ts f1.tf Performance = anJ ooA'faet whT nay
te made ana pcsors p1rng viii pie fnetion o. TIER VI
t1e names % toe pe0us whom ey poPo'e 70 ohf a. "a
su.ritcs Puvleg. reserved Of rejecting al bloc
4. d. TOIPKlNs Col tnl NJ q. N-Uen
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Galee bp Anttlon.
A. NJ. MRRw Anouonsei.
,GS. NEi,WIN y Co.,

A. NJ. NRRwiS. Ancuoneei.
DY BANGS, NEkWlN y Co.. Irving Build-
ID ngs Mo-, "a and 500 Brose~ay Ssles Of Booss Sta
Irarv pictre, WORKS ~ AIT. Fancy Goet Furniture NC
NEDE rSDAY EVENlNG, Jan. ~ 7 O'clock;
TpEOIOGICAL and MISCHLLANnOUS BOOKS
,,s, - choice and valuable works l. Theology the Cla
i ~ s,l.rd Elt.relale0us Literature, &c. Ga ncgue
,ps read, Also - 6ao nodsn OIL PAINTINGS, In rich
I'D, frernes 10 he sold a. Q @ clock.
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Nrlp2lOrlS Duly QGi~3,ibnlla
Law LATELLiGENCE.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Jan. 7-Befor,
jui.o Bans.
iRRfGurAWlY ~ PRIZE CASES.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT coURT-Jan. 7.--Before
jui.o Bans.
tRtEGU rARTlH ~ PRIZE CASES.
The United 5 l'c, or. The Ship Cheshire
Tls il Il ibcl fled 90 forfeit the above vessel as n
prize The process rruneble iis morning hen hr.
ards said be h.t rririred from put ing IN n
con rlucnae ol i.ru,s tLr Iuit 81 the Government
l. tit when ser tie crews ns.siG II De-
Ing eni houo With he vessels, were drahcdby lie bocAAi
ilg oi'icer.
~ Judge said ce,lanly was M i.-elasrty which oush
power Ia The matter h he counsel wooi mlAe formal AZ
pcaios proper ah.. Wis 60 itcufg the facts The
case IVES lhon Adjourned ;il Tue day morning.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAS. T.
Before tonlm.ssioaer OSBORN.
TKTRAutriON CASE.
Upon the application OF the British Consul m TIN,
John Dean who IL charged with he murder 81 policeman
uautd naue Roche Al Kingston, Janairl Dean wa tteA
to tho ToHbs TO ait examination uldef the hitadiioh
treaty.
SUPREME CoURT-CmAvuERs--IAs. 7.-BefoTe Justice
LKoNAAD
DECISIONS.
X. :. Van Wyck agt. Thomas A. GUN et M.-lhe
snrpu- after the Of Mr. Jones the referee must
be carried by Chamberlain TO tho credit Of the partition
action which action the parties Interested can apply Tor the
funds.
Henry A. Burr sgt Jsues Bsler.--ca.e settled.
Before Justice SUTHERLAND.
In no application OF r. kortright ct al IN rotation
to OF John L. kotight, doceased Report Confirmed
and order granted
sURROGATE's COURT-JsS before Surrogate wEsr.
WILLS ADMITTED.
The wJb Of tho following persons have been ad-
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came uORACE WATERS' PIANOS and

WIL TfNIAlllE " y NV VI
4 urLODEONs and ALEXANDRE ORGANS, aud
= All BFE.'1 Go celebrated EOLiAE PIANOS, ase NE
nr,t ius7unl,n,s for pasfs and chrch-sn no" IL ~ a.
80 81, or en- an le seen 81 the wsrerooTs No 81
rosdgay between Gssnl and BrOome-s., which u be
oid a. extremely low prices. iianos and VI odcon- iIon
Is per ogr,e Monthly psymcn1s r. lived
r dc sme sheet Music, Mu,ic Book, and 81 hnd Of
vii tfy new music
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NOR LIYERPOOL.--Iho splendid British
i steamship DAhiASCCs John Roske. esq commander,
Pier No. !. ~ H., will li for Liverpool direct SAIbh
DAY Jan H. 70 ~ oco L. This vessel l. great iavOrie n
tie Mediterranean ffs'clas pa .crger shp, end one
very superior accommodations. Carries serordess.
limited nu1uer of rstcsss prenees will be token n the
lowest Iates Passengers mus, ne board at II the
DAY Of sailing Apply
ROWLAND ( AsPINWALL. Agents
No. 81 Sgufh'st.
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A-Ew.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-I

NIEW-JERSEY RAlLRO Ap--FOR phil
y AUTLpfilA aud the SOUTH AID NLsi. th Jhi,.
sly CtiY- iaii sid fxnrc.s Line. leave Nevinfk o. 7
aad 20 q. M. T. o and n p Fare - 1housh ic4ei
.od or the sotn sulNes' AID through ls-sse ctecatd D.
a a.. and and ~ .. m. trsins.
J. " WOODRUFF Assistant Superintendent
NJ fsgayr v BE- received for .rrs rn'es Delivered
and "a ~ uari-s o. advance Of lh. tire o leaving
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COR CALIFORNIA vim PANAMA. first.

EOfl tHIIIT VItINIh Vim ThNHTh.--h HIst'
osss will leave N-w-York the lst, lith. and
Flat Of each month except when these dates is SUNDAY
when tho day Of departure viii DO the MONDAY following
For heigh. pasass apply At he ony ose No Bow ling
gresA ID D. ALLEt. Asss-
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DnriIine Gul0, Oils, Sc.

GOAL OIL OF THE FIRST QUALITY,
" AND COAL OIL LAMPS.
MANUFACTURED BY
No. afG GREENW1CH-sT., " Y.
~. B.-CRUDE PETROLEUM NJ,
Ern. ~ VIII. On. CLKgK PRSs.
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Groceries an0 lJropIsion5.

hRlED PEACHES 30, 600 II (halyes) prime
~ unpeeled TEACHES for SALE IN lot. to suit pur-
chaser. by sIODDAkD CLARK, No. l5b trontst
E'LOIk. FLOUR.
4 the BEST BAKERS AND FAMILY BRANDS,
sold by the load or barrel
AT WHOLESALE PRICES,
At No IL, BROAD STREET.
w. 4. WALLACE.
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EENIRAL RAILROAD OF NEN-JERSLl.-
From foot of Couftltid 4 Connecting az Hampton
junction with Delaware, agksN anna aud H,sf'Tn R4i0ui
ard % Eas,a With Lrfs valley Elroad an1 its connea
ons forming direct lice TO P'ibuE and tho west without
WfS4Ia ARRANGEmESr-Cou Nov. 4. 1861
II cave Newly ork ~ follows:
IAaui.rrrG E1PRE,s-A, = m. for Ia ton, Resdln T.
Po.rs.lllr Harrisburg Mgucn Cnuuk Niiam.port, Sc.
MAIL IHAfS--At r.. 70 EastJn, W liet Gap Scraa
ton i,rea, BEND Pii,sion, WiAesbAue, SC.
I2N. rHEOrgu TnAs-tor Ebston, Aauch Chunk. WI
len. 20 90, heading Pott.vil, li,ui'bure, sc.
~. -. THR0UG GA IRiISt ,. Esstor, bethlehem Allentown
and Mauch Chuns.
s:sOPs WAY GRAIS-Eor 5 .lnersi.lr.
ing Hsuisbulg Pitt bu On aul the Wet Sleeping cfs fom
joey City ihI, ugl 10 'itifbuich.
FxrHiss rRAis FoH H,HusBcEG-1he 6 q m. Express
Train rom NevY0ss srive at ilsn 5uiga' y. connect
m. Eat ard West on feuusyyan CeIe A1 ID oihcrn
Genital Railroad. North aud South and lin iho Culnber
land Valley bailrcLd.
Tng 1iHocou ExPKEss TG,Is tug WEsr leaves
Eex-iok y. d., daily Sunday escsitsil making close
connection HAM 0ug wh Penn ys7n.. Rail oat-g i
change ofcn to Pbmgh aud bntone g. Cincinnati End
Chcrgo. houIs time il saved bs taking h tram.
tILsbLTuPoHr ASD NfI-iokE tkHKT-Lefge New
York Iom Pier NO. Moth River, at 9' A. ~ 1850 $40,
ana t'.t, /.
The boats stop Bergen Point snd Mariners tia every
Tip each way. JOHN u. stbk"S, anIenr eideA'.
I ONG ISLAND RAlLROAD-CElANGE Of
~ TEBAlNUS.-Leave Jaues-slip aud sab ~. eldcs
New YORK. a. P.31a iOr Gre hpoti $50 ond 800
Tor North lsiip aud Saturday 10 Va hank $50 AID
$3.50 ior Synsset $50 NJ $50 aud p. iof Hemp
stead end 80 a. ~, $780, and y. ~. Tor Jamaica.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-JAS. T.
Before tonlm.ssioaer OsE0ES
FkTRAUfriON CASE.

sURPOGATE'S COURT-J,s. 7-Refore Surrogate WEsr
WILLS ADMITTED.
The wJb Of tho following person, have been ad
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For E.Haven. :, Ia. m, tLxDi R.i3 9:D(EI)i $780,
FOR bridgeport T. IN, (E1li l2;l5, 800 Nr j. $3.50
Fcr Milford sra,foId fairfield Southport aud We'tpor,
Fol yora,ls = 800 n las. $780, Er)i $50 A;oc, S.
80, T. N. o,o ,o.,s IN 4. N
For snford = 8. (Er) $50 l2'l' 49, (EHh 81
To- Pors Cheiter and nis mediate n,ior. sJOa IL
r. 3:sO;s:0, $3.50, G:3o, Up. N.
F.r Por. CAesttr At ssw Rochelle, m
CONNEC1lN8 TRAINS
For Boston, via Spin gheld q m, OH sp tExh p NJ
ier Bo.iori vie Shore Line. l2;i3, D.. 49,. ~.
FOR Hlilord and Springfield, o a. u, (Erl H'' ''''
(Exl +. m ,,.,o fv
For H.lfofd Provideecs, aud II hkl Railroad, m
For New K. rem New london. and s,oningon Railroad
a, r. NJ l2.l5 j.yl, p II.
Tor iioussioric hsrosi 20 tittsiisld, a. IA.
Tor Naussfu~k .la'loed. =. N 800 .. IA.
Tor Dsn bury snd SorwAk Railroad = 80 A. M $50 p M
Corniofi1u. 5 ,cplrr Cars attached = p ~ uuii
JAMES n. HONf supeuntonfeat.
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NEW YORK & NEW-lIAVEN RAILROAD.
icrI WINTER ARR sNGEMENT 1871
COMMENCING NOV EMbEk II, 1851
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:

Passenger Station in Nsw.Yot, e7th-'t aud ihrr
Entrance N tith.st-
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FNOCH LEWIS. General slp't Altoo

NEW-YORK. HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. For Albany sud r9y, North -nd Wee;
WIZ f-F ARR iNGEil So, cOmmelcins MONDAY Now
Ilf For ALBANY. 1890 IA. t4Pfc's mail train nom
2tl-t Dfrot -
Tor Ell ica trains see TINE rAHLF.
JguN B(fkgNILL, Asst Sun't.
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Redmond agt. Rothschid.-slotion granted.
Scott OCT. buId ct al.-Sioon denied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-08

INTEREST COUPONS of UNITED STATES
4 end NXW-YORK STATE BONDS CASHED, ind
N''''' LNERMORE. CLYNsk Cos BANKERS
k0- u and a. " all a.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
Dissuissd Treason.

1be evidence accumnlares that there il
party IN the North, small though il NAV
be, winch has all along sympl hised with
treason all the time rjoiced il everything
nnfavOrhble To the snccess Of the Federal
arms. all The lime ainrded what aid and
comfort it dared TO the cause Of disnnion
This party has lis leaders aud its organs
both claiming 10 be for the Union. that
thfy may carry ont their plans without
heing suspected. II does not desire the
desffuci" OF The Union for It's own sake,
any more than ID wis, or Toombs, or Yancey
does. II Is party which hopes, through
united South aud divided North. 20
control The desinies Of this country. In
order 10 unite the Soulh and divide the
North IL Is pro slavery parry Judging
from h. past il expects TO succeed i'm nm,
fuluie hy dividing Northern counsels. The
party correctly judges, that on account of
certain commercial relations, there will al.
ways be class of Northern people who
will symparhizr with slavery because In So
dong hey y III mike more money tina
this VIII he nm influential class on accoun
OF iis wealth aud IOcalion la the great
cities. HENCE. The party has resolved Ia
Dow do~n 10 slayey and worship this hen.
then god. Il is q fundaneiaI doctrine witt
them that slavery must tie preserved, per
petuaed extended, aud whatever is OBJ
posed TO slavery must fall II the Union
can he made serviceahle 10 the slave inter
est. Why then Il is all right; il not, il is al
wrong II man is nncOnditonally fo
the Union all ihe time, whether SLAYER,
survives or perishes. BIZ must be pronounced
~ an ehnli'i0ni-i, a neg wOrshiper,
believer IN ihe social equality Of the race,
THIS party viii he peace parry, Just
will snhserse the interests of slavery
While The North is likely 20 crush IA.
treason Of he South, it will be q peac, |
party because slavery win suffer il the |
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HABERDAsHERY vERSlFIED.


IN the "noise and confusion" iln constantly rges
and is chronicied forth in the T-l-graphs pages,
Ahout Dry Goods and De. Go"d and Causes and Lacss
Shawls, BonnetE and COdkS that iyai the g1aces.
May claim your attention. to Il brief rehearsal.
Ofa list Of Choice Goods in a stock universal:
And though less pretending, in merit more sound
And are quietly waiting notice down town
There Cloths Of all grades and textures yeull find
OF pure Wool om vour aocks and Of Alabama combined,
And Nestngs the fancy Aarsees silk Black Satin
Yam made of Cotton, Thread Wadiiug aud Batting.
Wicks, Fanne hcached goods stripes Sheeng twine,
And Musins and Lawns. hinnet, dress aud swiss fine,
Sanhic ana summer Stuus cieck - striped whe SHIRTS
Gloves Dress Goods Shaw ard Ribbons and skeleton Skirts
Spce PEPPER and cassio saeratus gold medal kan soap
Broom baskets and bed cords cloths lines buck gloves and
coil rope,
Super teas. sugars and flee, both Java and Rio,
Pure, as ROD can he found in the State o. Ohio
PAPER hangings, brass kettles fancy prints band boxes
Cloths pins wooen yarn and bows for the necs your
Stone churns, jugs Jars and crooks uss and nails
Mop handles and iron. SASH pitch forks md water pals
Shoes for children, boys and ladies' also gents hose
And hoes for gents to work with wooden pumps ana super
Bunalos
Scytes suahs rakes and wasboards half busl els an
sole leather,
Chalk osin whiting oil and umbrellas for bad weather
The largest lot of Rats and Caps Of every grade and style,
II all outside heaped at twoud dnt be big pile.
Shoemakers. too word with YOU have you good news
Here's nearly all the implements making and shoes
Lasts pegs pnches hammars, knives tn Sd peg and
ing avis,
Tack Nails uwl-handes bristles lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk, kip floats size sticks and
Weddings and hastings of various shades shoe needless
Tobacco.
But hold my muse, further the printers gentle
He neer End space for he of the list of this full stock
Of Goods;
Say then that the stock is full and complete,
That we anxiously awaiting patrons to greet
Invite them ALL from South om North, from East and from
From city, from country Lncolnes, Dougasites and all
the rest
From every point of the compass, con.s all,
Leave all your spare dimes with your friend,
Ashtabula, Oct 81 1860.
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rebels are snbdued on their own soil. Bnt
# there should arise likelihood lint q
foreign war would cause several powerful
Enropean nation to take sides With rebels
against the Union, then the voice Of the
party will be for war.
The General who is most In earnest 10
dealing With treason, will receive the least
sympathy from this party, while he who
will contrive the most delays, aud show the
most tender regard for the peculiar in
stitution, will be eulogized as the greatest
man Of the age
This same party, knowing that n stupen.
dous war cannot be crried on without
money and that the money can not be had
without taxation, will raise great hue aud
cry about taxes a proGessed regard for
the dear people will be the cloak Of their
secret treason. Losses and reyerses on
the part of the loyal army will be paraded
so as to be as dishearte euing as possible -
In short. whatever is best calculated to
sweep from the earth the vilest rebellion
the earth ever saw, will be condemed by
the party, and ell that will aid and abet
the treason will receive open or covert sup
port Knowing that slavery is the very
life and soul Of the rebellion, they manifest
more anxiety for its safety than for the
preservation Of the Union itself. This party
will be the first to suggest snd support the
most humilial ing aud csgracefal conprom.
ise. 1t will urge that we must concede
more than has yet been conceded to
slavery.
The country is in more danger, in onr
humble opinion, from this party than from
those who openly avow their purpose of
tearing the Republic to pieces. For while
the latter boldly proclaim their unwnvering
pnrpuSe, we know where to find them and
to meet them but the folmer, 10y fair
| professions seek to deceive those they in
teud to hejray. The man Who ut this late
date, after all that has tran>pired to open
the eyes Of our people o the unspeakahle
wlckeduesS of the slave power, does moi
openly and above board prefer the preser-
vation of Ihe Union to the prese walton OF
slavery, lends all his influence on the side
of the Iebcllipn.
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Neuralgia Pidstsrs.

Dr. Iurds Neuralgia NonAdhesve rlasers are fhe most
pleasant and successful remedies ITesc ed for this
painful disease The patient applies becomes dOw
falls uslee and Hwakes free from Hin er or
other unpleasant uOUs consequences For EaT
ache and hsrUOs headarhs apply according directions
aud reief will follow Nothing be obtained euuA
TO Dr. Hufds DomIres for Neuralgia. Try them They are
entirely novel curious. and Oginal preparation aud won
deTfuly successful They Of Two sizes one na for the
pice and the other large for app tn tLe
body price 81 cents HH be mailed receipt Of prics ana
stamp.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31

MoNsTR US Two different armv cor
ae>ponden Of the New York Tribune
bear testimony to the following fact
That when the rebels evacuated Williams
burg Gen. MAeErDER brought away six
women who were suspected Of heing friendly
o the Union cause, in order TO guard
against their giving informn,An. After
being held captives Two or three days theY
were set at liberty, and arrived ut Wes'
Point where they stated to Gen. FRANKLIN
that Their persons had been violated by
Gen MAGRuDER aud other oHre's high in
rank !
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WHAT ARE THE PEOPLE D0ING7

The American people intelligent enough tn apprecis
IelATatns that contribute much 10 the happiness OF
th't mug 'hr Every mail brings MS Letters some oder-
ing lhe treatise on Teeth some the FepraLgja Tlasers,
anu not lew closing ~ cents for te houE Hash 10
sent by mail, but 10 these alr Gonna led TO e Ia tint Ia
lo-shle 70 send hnliiin hottc hy mail The people
want lleSe Remedies UhO VH supply Msn9
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-05-31
New Meat Market.
n New Meat Mnrket has been Opened
In the North Eud Mechanics Row. by ths subseiber
R
~

ere the citizens of AshtbuA sAy supplies Of
the best qualities Of me several kinds Of ne.ts eaeh m ~
.esson Al Pess low the very best He asks shars
public patronage. W A FTFI ~ y
AahtAbal. ArEn 1852 s12
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REMOVAL The Office of the Magnet
at the Drug store on W " Ia E ho,n hs
an engageent shall b. happy admniser TO the
egTAph Operator. ] NJ AIIEN
JanuTay 27 1852 O32
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.NOlp,
Artrr Hurd'S Preparations Good2

The hest eyince they is that th.ir Fir nest lends
ih u 'ri is an e,uet Drntist at rnoukyH. r,a.ur-
o. ' L' y" l"G stat" n,ut,,ts .>,' eD,to, tue-e
I',r.a D. Ia,r ltei used IN bic iyae trstfic tr ,,,
All no e.i'ng rit'1e OF B,ookyo vi i,sb I'll q.,,
''"S 'h,. rAe- rice, WHIe emmett Den,, II New
lr."rucic ttu "a. the test known t. the .rur,so, N IA
on the oa Of ao'eistfg dealers Law, s,lo t,n ~ tne
.is The Edor Of The f'@at'y1 haiy Tim" says We are
a e> rcs t'ns "itn H. Mouth Nasi ana oo. foWrr Ir.
great re'e oihis success res with Ct tha hi afcps
nom theriong use.'
The well known P, 7. Bnruum wri'ey foundyo Tooth
P"wd 20 good that my family have usrd al, up We ind
your convenience, with bi."
But their cost isso small that every one may test the mat
ter Tor himself.
t% % ewaro Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. Dr. Hur-s
poiiSLes without wearing the enamel. Use 10 utler
Whit '0W DR.. Hurts Remedies Effect {?
Dr. Hurd's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will give vo,r
tasS ,e The hnes charm 10 womana breath and pea
u HGrds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder will cleanse
inc mouth iron" foul eNhaatiOns and Il In the onn
WI" IN axe 'he breakfast taste and day 10 bep
more pleasantly Hundreds of persons testify to t
Try them, gentlemen. ~
Dr. Hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are .be host
preparations in the world for curing bad and giving
hlnteSs and health TO the HuDdiedS
eased eedng gums Sore Month, Canker etc have ber
cured by Dr. Hurd's astringent wash.
. Dr. Hurds Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder give an addi
ona charm to courship and make husbands ageea
Oe 10 their wves and wives to their husbands They
should be used by every person having
.4rtjfcidI Teeth,
which are liable to impart faint to the month";
Dr. Hurds Ioothache Drops Toothache arising from
exposed and the best friends that parents can have
In the house TO their children from and them
selves ion loss Of sleep and sympathetic suffering
Farmers and Mechanics! you well afford TO NEGLECT
your teeth For rhing you rwpreserva ives
than which hothschild or Actor uOtug iecr.
member that DypsPsd and Consumption Of the LuRgs ofen
originate in neglect Of Teeth StId Tor the "1tease on
too late to arrest decay in your teeth, your chdrens
teeth.