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eumb to It's healing and le-gvIng properties.
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those sprlnglng from "Siigh fOid." Tina. cmIn-
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latter"
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NERVOUS pEBILIrY, sCR0fuLA, DYSPEPSIA,
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ksa||iiIIla!l!. ! !l:IIll;Ayl
(Gl3IsI[la
MRS. WINSLOW,

An experienced Nurse and Female Physician pre-.
sents to the attention Of Mothers, her
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soothing syrup,
FOR CHILDREN TlilTHlN(.,

which greatly facilitates the process of teethng,
by soitenlng the gums, reducing all Inlamations-
will alIay ALL PAIN and spasmodic action, and
&c
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Great Struggle for Free Government.


Great Struggle for Free (:oycrum.ut.
~,
All the Secession Ordinances 1oficlaD.
DAVIS and stephens Speeches and proclama.
tons.
Proclamatous and Messages of President Lin.
coin.
State Papers Of all kinds.
Military ProciamationS on both sides.
Speeches and Appeals Of Southern Union Men,
Kennedy, Holt, Dixon. Crttenden, etc.
English Articles On the War.
"'ontrahand' Correspondence.
Radical Northern Speeches.
Va rot =, .' Oa"S.' VI ,'r war
rn,''s,,>"s' , .' ,'I', ,,,.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.

which has already proved itself in over fifty req
ments now at the seat of war near Washington, 10
be positive prevention against sickness in the
form of
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20 Give character to the cass "a men whom both OF
,S, o. condarned, viz the Peace Democrats, no
oo1t not have pursued more eflectual course; for
80 oId Federalists of New-England were the most
honest and patriotic party that ever lived beneath
the throne Of God.
Mr. NOELL, resumog, said he started with the
nroposition that the present organized Democratic
pariv was inconsistent. When Slavery comes in as
an elemen: of Rebel strength, and the question lie
presented between its perpetuaon and the preserya-
ton Of the Union then let the former DIE. lie
would 30 act in the suppression Of The reyS,;,on,
that Slavery should never again produce results sim
illg TO those now witnessed. lie was against CON-
promise with men who were now endeavoring to
break up the Government. He would agree to
nothing but absolute submission on their part lie
spoke tbs opinions Of the straiglt-out loyal
men Of the Border States. In conclusion he
advocated Emancipation in the Border slave
States. lie stood by the Government, by
such men rs Andrew johnson. There were bn'
two parties, ore for war; the other for compromise
He would not lend himself to any scheme to produce
strife among the people TO divide the national conn
cjla, and weaken and unnerve The arm OF the Gov
/ eminent aud strengthen the cause OF the enemy.
The Committee rose, when the resolutions unds
consideration were re ported aud agreed to. The.
refer the varous bran ches Of tie Presidents annna
mes age to the approp rate Committee Adjourned
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Wcnfhcr ECpOrIs,

Bosrox Mass. Dec Il. a n.-Tbermometer ga. Wind
H,iipsx n 5 Dee Il, a. m-ThormOIneter 97o Wind
PoRrGaSD Me, 0 g. m.-rhsrmometer s27. Wind n. w.
Bosroy. Mass, 9 a m-ThermOmeter $50 Wind W.
sriIyGFiKrp, Mast, 9 e. m.--Thermomo;er 80. Wind
n ~. Weather - -.
PmlADFIphIA Pa. 9 q. rn.-1hemometer 32o. Wind w.
WAsnISG1oy. D. G., a m--ThermometeI 800. Wind
BryY.1o, n Y8a m.-TherInomeief 22o Barometer
1910 Wind y. Weather ol.ar and cold.
TORONTO {. W, 8 a. n.-Ihernomcier 49, Barometer
sAaNtA c. w, L. m.-Wea,her cesr. slight fall q
FoKr MoSKoF. Va, 3 a ui-Thermome,er 4o'. Barome-
ter 1912. Wind 5. W. Weather fair.
CIxcINvArl. o.. Dee. 10, a. m.-rhermome.sr 5s'.
6Tssfe. Can Dee. i .. m.-rhermoneter 49, BA
,, GlSoy z, C. T. w vsRo TO- f'' meter
~ MinS '5Ias rhat1,or,a 1922 Ba,ome-
ter H e 3s AZ WSa w. wss11sr PS os
CSei o. .. 10, a ~ 1s "'Ha !"
LorIsvuIR, Ky, Dec. &c. a. NJ The moilcier '' VA
rooeer % Mind ". Weather eleir; p u her
mometer $50 and falling Barometer 1870. Weather
gtt aurry Of snow 3n' clearing pp 90 R.-oro
ter % 30 westher clear ard cool ~, D..
PgiLspsirH'4 Pa NSo'.ihsi 40
ficr1iAs6 he, 3 ?. m--Thcrmorae,er :o'. Wind n.
Bo.IoS. Ms.., 3 p m.-ThsmOmoier 81 Mind "
srElSsriiI6, Mas p m.-ThesmometeF 81. Wind
\. ". Weather clear 900 ,.
PnIIApEIpHl,, Pa, 3 ?. m.-Themome'eT ss'. Wind W.
" estl e. clear. 40 -, , -.
Weather ciCsoy So. a.. =. -,
Weather ouiy.
BUrrALc Dee 1850 p MI is cloudy and showing
with y ". wind. Thermometer - - ,,.,,. D.,
Toaoyro Dec. l7--TherfoueteI 2l-. WndNW. lndi
cs'i9us OF snow. 49, "
sARsiA. Dec. lT.-ThermoDe'er 1872 Clear and cold. $500
CHcAeo. Dec. l7-ihermoneteT %. Baroness" 1870
Clear and pleasant go -
Forr MoNRoE Dee l7-6 p rn-Thermomeier 3i9. Be-
rarne,er $3.50. Wind NY. Weather cloudy. Travelling
good So. -. -. Or,
CivciSsAn. Dec l7.-WesVs e. clear. Who'd \. " The
/ MON
MosrHEaI, Dec. IL p. -BarometeT 5lls fhesmom'
et.r 10. " ni y r.. by T.. C.0udy m o..
q OuEREci Dee 10 ,. i..-'ihofuometeI 10 Wind W,
and clear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

SICK AND WoUSDED SoLDIERs.-rrauk +. H,,-
brook, esq the eldcs. son Of Gov. Hobiool Of Yer
mont, who fer The past five months, Las acted as
Hospital Agent under the auspices Of tie NeW-En-
gland Relief Association has sent in hs resignation
and retired from the field Of labJr jlr. lloIbiook
has been most faithful aud Industrious agent vsi,-
ing all states Of the weather the sck and oundod
soldiers in the hospitals in this city AID vicinity
keeping record Of then names; lscertainiGg tleir
wishes; relieving their wants and, as far 90 posi-
be aleyiaing their s'iieiiugs. Not lets than 3 900
men have been under Biz watcLful and tender care,
aud they will ever hold bic name in grateful remem
brance. IL will be difficult 10 find nan b az bis
place, for he was truy freud to tho sck ana
wounded ard Distressed SOLDIER. There are now
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NEW JERSEY ITEMS.

DIED u TIE CHLLs.-A man named liOnas
Brown residing Ia Canal street Jersey City found yS
M the hia resc"uce about O'ccck yssiefdlt
morning conveyed by a., police to the
aud placed yell where he 0uut dead few hours
ater~ari Il appears hat about o'clock lie 10 toe
c,Lal ana rescued ~ couple Of with whom no
afe-ari .eyeIa drinks then separated non them
aud found MS above stated Az inquest hedby Coro'
peT tauel and eTdic of death from exposure aeEsd
70 SUDDEN DEiTH.-A woman named Francs do,.
gan beJuur board the canal boat Melvin Syrscuse
lying In clual basin H. Jersey City found de 10 re
boat v-sfer a,ernoon. PeIs0is in that vicinity sd SUE
picion Of l play. but Il "a h1t death ed ~
iutemYerlurs pot moreu domination Will b. lie ~
Dr Hidden toGay, afer which inquest will e. held.
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INSTRUMENTATION RrGiNESr n.
Y. v.-Au.ntion 10 directed to the proceedings of a
meeting Of The officers Of the iyth Re- imeut y. Y.
VOL, Col. Poifsner published in Special Notices,
in relation to the death Of Lieut.. Leonard B. Van
Cot. They bear favorable testimony TO the worth
OF the deceased u a solder and man.
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sionTd Of education.

TIE Board %; Education met lssr evening, VIZ. J..
Curtis esq. PreeIden', in the chsf.
On motion of Mr.. WATlHBgrI 10 was ordered
hat in order ihit al bills mag be properly attended
o, IN view Of the approaching coe Of the year, the
Pfesdcnt he authorized 70 roier ui Dils % which lac
bad objections 20 tho Finance Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. WAfIHgrPI, It was resolved
10 el.aonzs tcs' Of the h,a.ng apparatus in school
So. 80, which with tic heating GpIGntus of School
No. aj til been iusllicicnty warmed during tho
cold days 0f The present season.
4 was received @ purchase two lots in Vostry
street for lr slie Of school building. with Wow
Of consolidating schools nos. II AHA 50, at a oost Of
$llGno.
lhe sllicat of Military instruction in the public
school. was laid over tili nest year.
~ was received that the Free Academy Library
be opened 10 the Tea hers ASSOC lion ON Iuurs-
days and S4tuidays
\ lepor vas riesen'ai IS the Finance Committee,
10 which ihe following rfsOluiinn was appended.
RrSfred That the hel.uaeI mentioned sppfo.
rated rom to amounts !otrf,i i,r t.,r e.iecvo ur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

RESULT OF TEE EaRoLLaEsT ~ NEw-IoRK AND
BRooKLYv.-The enrolment Of citizens Of New
York and Brooklyn liable to be drafted has been re-
Gently corrected and tie results summed mp Judge
Advocate General William Ii. Anthem, under whose
direction the enrolment was made, has recently
prepared full aud comprehensive tabular state
ment of the matter in order that his successor IN
Office may be enabled to clearly understand 1t and
carry forward the conscIpiion wthou, DELAY, should
an order for draft be issued. Out Of nearly one
hundred thousand persons who applied to the Com
mssioners for exemption, only a few hundred were
found not enrolled, which fact shows the thorough
ness OF the work. Should it be found hereafter
necessary to enforce the draft, nothing more will be
Necessary than TO deposit the names in the wheels
prepared for tbs purpose and draw them in accord
ance with the regulations adopted By Gen. Anihon'
upon which 10 Improvement can be made. The iol'
lowing figures are official, and show that in this city
and Brook lyn the number Of men liable TO military
duty exceeds 300 900, which il equal TO the entire
force already sent in,o the field from New-forh:
| yEw-YoRK.
Ab.,rsc, Of Wards in the City Of New Yoik showins f
number II pesous enrolled, the number OF exempt an
the catered on tne books Ia the dheeh
Wards by the respective Counlssionefs anu inc nuoe
liaele to be DATED. , . =, 49,,
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about 5000 invalid soldiers in hospital In the
course OF the present week this number will doubt
less be greatly increased, and the services of such
sn efficient agent as Mr.. llolbrook were never moro
needed than at the present time, for the Kind OF
labor lie performed for the sick must be done con-
tinuously, faithfully, and not epasmodically.
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Heavy Forgery on the BANKS OF Newark

NRwApK, N. j., " edaesdsy, Dec IL, 1862
forgery of $1,000 on three banks OF the eity
was perpeirated today, by means of forged ceriii-
Gates and checks. Pert payment was made III three
81 900 bills of the Mechanics Bank, and five S5CO
bills Of the Newark City Bank, which latter were
numbered from one ten. The forger Is aged about
81 years; is sout built and about five feet IN hight
The banks offer 81 900 reward for the detection Of
/ the fOrrer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-18

BRooKLYs ACADEMY OF MusIc.-In compliance
with an invitation from the Mayor and large nun.
Der of the mott cultivated and influential citizens Of
Brooklyn, Mr.. Edwin Booth will appear at the Ac.
ademy on Tuesday evening next, the 23d inst, ID
his great role Of Richeieu. great desire ba, beeu
manifested to see Mr.. Booth in Brooklyn, to which
locality bis chasened and refined school Of acting il
peculiarly fitted. lie will also appear on Christmas
night, AID on Saturday, the 9th inst.
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CITY ITEMS.

PAST, PRr:.ssccr, AyD FUTURE OF the UNITED
STATES OF AMERIcA.-The lecture delivered by inc
Rev. Tbos. Armitage DID,, on Thanksgiving Day
will he repeated by request, in the Chapel in Forty
sixth street, near Fifth avenue, this Thursday even
ING. December 49, at "a o'clock.
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MoyEMlyrs or GrN. PEcK.--Maior Cen John
d. Peek, for some time past stationed az YorA,oWn,
arrived in baltimore on Sunday from Fortress Non.
zoe, and took the train for Washington. Tho Gene
"a went on, had a conference upon matters Of i'm
portance with the President aud Cabinet, and re-
TUNED D lie Afternoon.
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snbrjdge Cattle Market.

REroErAp TOR Inr y. y. ItlsUsE, BY GRO. Rrry.
Dec 10 i,6l
Whole number of Cattle 81 market 100; shout t Hseses
aud sorcs consisting o. Norsiug Oxen NJ Cows sna
one two snd three year DID,
PRicss ~ MAREsr bErY--EN,rs So 25ds6 ~; fnt
lusiy, = 90; second quality. - asa - 20, ihd lshy,
$40
Psicxs oy STORY Cattle Working orea r., psif.
So S. Cows and Calves. ron a25. $50. : fesr'
Angr, %-"--. Iwoyeal-olis. SLID fDi Thee yei'
oLls. E2i0 ,.
sleep Lambi 1890 ~ usrlst. prices In lo,' 81 20
e.,A. e1ta "a 50, - 81, So 90, nom u 20 10
r Do.
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philadelphia Cattle 'larhet-D'c u.

There sas ,rge supply Of btff 0Aiiih , " y,hsS
oarins. amounting TO 1913 hssis great hllh. ~, . a,
were Western 'atte. Prices r,tiihea noe . 20 =
Iost aaotri--l - nary aud good tci a. ION -
Ion H. and pr 20 and at rom ~ TO ~ M ~ lire
sHgEP-rLr supply 81 suerp Fas H'',r s =. a ron
oiiefr q amounting TO o1ly 5.''' Ae's "A" '
p IS 20 ~. o". -, .rA40e5 lie were
ia 4 fon, = . 80 30 r b 100 ih let IL ,,li one
49, l'. bat been no chang, 10 ths ia,1 ?, ~
bo,J,d an 4 tfirty-iiye head we've sold a. ITO" -
zach according % uu4lly.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1862

,oo near ,,.A channel suddenly preciptated into
the water The s,t!e girl hastened TO bis assistance
and arlessy extending hsf hand 10 rescue her NIUE
companion, the ice gave way, and she too fell mo-
the water man who was attracted to the SPOT by
tho cries OF TIE children, succeeded in saving the
little boy but before the little girl could be extri-
Gated, lifo was extinct
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TGLroRArHo Cans Ar Wssr Poirr.-On Sat-
urday leegnphic cable war laid across tie Had
son River. about three miles above West Point 70
take the place Of the masts across which the wircs
have Jeon stretched heretofore at Butter Hill. The
cable is $500 feet long and Is piece Of the ce!e
brslsA Atlantic Gable.
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Advertisement
THE UNITED STATES TAX LAW

Now READY. pamphlet Of 20 PAGES white pane.
Beside the BILL which il word for in accordance Wiz
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Tfdss - 'h lzloN 90 40 2 iVs Ae.'f - ~
= , Al. e,r1. Utu SKIN. g o. a.. -.
,..t l.r,r .r. salfad OKeH. SECOND quarry hl rsus
b, -ro.- d tiaru me bcst 'fs COWS and the ae.
,ear.o.i a.e.. Ordinary consists o. bu'' anu US ''
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g.. bad change Ia the ~ ticr toasN mas '' 80
III. bee. sud sales oi Oxen a.e being .iee
bel. ne as .a.. Nte.. }. Cilh .o4 Oxen " q "A
:. Al est % hunk Il. Not sldto Potter iot -. "a
bcut b. Mo--e sold L. 20 r.. Rice ior To.o N,. -
'bnks tr s,.e cattle would have sold for ~" ra,vy
10 clsrgt in tle prices ~ sheep 70 noiei 'a' VIZ
sheep w.l sob lot 5, ass Y ~.
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MELANcHoLY CASE On DRowNING.-On Saturday
1911 mot, lle daughter Of NJ. y. Benedict, esq.
Of katorab, N Y, about years of age, was
drowned under circumstances peculiarly distressing.
While skating in company with several of her school.
mates, one If TIC ngmber ipeautiously approaching
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pn...nnr,. arrived

Ia ba,s fan from Ner a. 'fah a., NJ a q, oag
Kchoe aud SON. w W. McAuAiN' M ~ 0.,n spJ i'd, W.
n nelson ~ tirothe, J. s. Wost' Capt r T. I''''
= Wheeler lieut. Robells
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

VIM. w. Rose has pnbshed, in pan,ble; form,
the admirable Thanksgiving Sermon Of the Rev.
Samuel I. Spear, d. d.. of the South Presbyterian
Church of brooklyn. Subject: Radicalism and the
National Criss.