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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
Simms' Cholera Syrup,


For the rapid Of Darha Dysentery, Cramps Collie
NnolefAmorbus, Weakness sf the Bowels Chronic DaF-
RI and diseases Of the Bowels as frequent iooseness
Cholera luiantum aud summer diseases OF children.
So wide is the ed of Usefulness of this remedy and 80
numerous the subjects q its that neary every
part o. the country abound in persons publicly known
who have been restored from alarming DEEPER
ate diseases as; bsarrhoea SC. When tried its
peir over ALI other preparations Of its kind Is to apt
IN cape observation. aud when It's virtues known the
pnbi 10 longer hemiae what remely employ for the
distressing and dangerous complaints, incident TO the
warn and suitry seasons, while many inferior remedies
Offered tie community have failed and been discarded
TINS preparation has gained friends every where and every
trial ohy estimates II ghor in the favor the AFFLICTED
aud unfortunate everywhere II has never failed in sin
gle ease Of Diarhoaa, 1t cured soldier In Lexing-
on kentucay Who had been discharged ineurabe
bottle performed this cure it given to him by Mr.
Phillips. OF Brandywine Hundred II the administration
would use such article this instead Of opium pills,
there would be able bodied soldiers In the field than
there now is 1t contains opium at at Price 20 cents
per bottle Sold hs dealers generally Prepared only by
Dr. J. SlM MMs SON Ply sieanH aud Chemists 4th and
King Streets, Wilmington Del Sold by D. Burton and
Cowgirl y Son. Dover. and dealers generally, sep
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
PENNSYLVANIl SALT MANUFACTURING co.

PhlIadeIphis-NO I27 Walnut street.
Pittsburg-Pitt streetHnd Duquesne Way
nov 2J-3m.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
Farm for Sale.

NONrAING 12l less, miles from will
~ mington, in BrandJWins Hundred, bounding on the
bfandywine creek with good buildings In good state
q cultivation we'll fenced aud wAtered Price SsOOOi
tffas accommodating.
WIN. MoCAULLEY,
606 Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
PENINsULAR R. R. LINE

Change Of Hours.
ON and after MONDAY, October bth 1853, Trains fof
" the accommodation Of Passengers will run as fol.
lows, until further Hotiee:
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11

THE subscriber having sold his stock Of lumber for the
purpose Of dlscontinuing the business wOud cordially
recommend his eccsssors, WISE WELDIN, to those
who have been customers at the yard OF the
partners, John Wise, having been identified with this
business for the past 10 years who perfectly
der-tands IT, as hrm that will Htend to their wants both
agreeably aud with promptness.
JESSE LANE.
The buhAcrbera having taken the Lumber Yard occu-
Piled by Jesse Lane, with the intention Of carrying the
same business reailng lumberl 1t hoped the old
toners and friends Of the yard will continue with the
new firm the patronage literally bestowed on the for
mer proprietor.
WISE wELDlN.
Yard situated south end ChristiAna Bridge jy7.om.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
FALL AND WINTER
F A s Il 20 N s,
1868.
j. H. MtJHLHAUSEN,
FAsHIO NABLE TAILOR,
No. Alb King Street,

THE fashions and modes for the present season,
now sufficiently settled, to enable my customers and
tue public to make their
FALL AND WINTER SELECTIONS
ofgoods They therefore invited call and examine
our choice assortment Of
Cloths, Cassimeres and VestingB
suited to the season. Every garment made by usis
warranted to give sasaeton and at the lowest possible
Ap26-tf n. MiHLHAUsEN.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-12-11
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is an excellent emsdy, and worthy the
confidence of the community.
For Spring Diseases.
For Purifying the Blood.
10? Scrofnla or Kings EVIL.
For Tumors, Ulcers, and Sores.
Tor ErnptiOns and Pimpleu.
E'Or Blotchea, Blains, and Rolls.
For ~. AnthOny's Fire, Rose, or ErJ.
For Teifer or Salt Esheum. [sipelns.
For scHid HHcnd and Ringworm.
For Cancer Rnd Cnncerous sores.
FOr sore Eyes, Sore Ears, nnd IEumoru.
For Female Diseases.
For Suppression and IrreguIarity.
For syphilis or VcnereaI Diseases.
For Liver Complaints.
EOr Diseases OF the Hear.
Tho Mayors of the chief cities Of tho Uni.
tod States, Canadas, and British Provinces,
Chill, Peru, Brazil, Mexico, ard in fact al
most all the cities on this continent, have
signed this document, to assure their people
what remedies they may use with safety
and confidence. But our space will only
admit portion of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10
PROF, LOUIS WUNDRAM;S
CELEBRATED HERE MEDiClNEs,

ATOy for the first time introduced into tnlS
~ country, have been successfully useH to1
twenry-six wears IN Germany, ana In8 IeS' " 49,
zone and are particular J efficient N Tue cure OF
a1f chronic diseases They are imported dIrecl
to this port BY the undersigned, and their EN-
cheney md safety can be relied upon Win con-
D"S V}'ETIGETNBLE PILLS and POWDERS,
the best blood purifying n'edlGne "E1uhe; ana
Hn41ucbe Sore Eyes, Catarrh, Pain IN the
Breast and Sides spotted Fever, ChIlls and
Enver Dysrnpsia, Scrofua, Salt Rheum, Can
cor Jaundice BiIiousness, Eruptions Of the
Skin. Piles, Worms, Dropsy, Erys1pelas, SWe5!~
iDps Open Wounds ChoIic, and III tAct All al
seases caused b impure blood. or lmper1ec'
q PKUF. VUNDRAMs RHUEAATIc
POWDERS, 8 sure cure for All hheun1atic
connlajnts. Gout in particular.
PKVF. WUNDRAMS EPlLEPT1C REM
EDY, the only safe and reliable remedy Tor the
certzin cure Of this terrible complaint.
pKOF " y \ ORA NJ ) VEGETABLE
ELIXIR an invaluable remedy against Asth-
ma. Biiousness, Pain in the Breast, Cough, .Dys-
sentary, Red and White FluX, Headache, Olar~
rnea, Cramp Chollc, &c:
PROF. WUNDRA II S HERB LEA,
pleasant and wholesome beverage, tor SICK ana
convalesccnts, also for Dispeptics, and those
afflicted with nervousness. r,>,,,
PROF. WUNUKAM' S TAPE-NoAA
EXTEkMIN ATOR. ,r71,
PROF. VT NDRAM's TOOTHACHE
DROPS.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
For further particulars, apply TO
JULIUS DIEN ELI, DentlSe,
145 Prince st., nearly opposite the Post Office,
between ST. Asaph and Washington sts;;,
Alexandria, Va.
FOR sale olso Nv ISAAC LNrWtSLE
% King ST., Alexandria. "a.
]. r. PIERPOINT, ;. 4. corner
King and Washington SIS, A!eAsndr1a, D.
And Il. L. PAUL., No. 62, Prince ST.;
ny 23-ty Cor. FAIRFAX, A4e3anuI11, ' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZEII Il.

mnnjcat;on between the Mississippi river
aud the eastern Seaboard is noticed ta1orabI},
\ review Of the past and present aspect OF
the war occurs, aud the improved state OF the
contest on the Federal side IS exhibited, since
fhe proclamation Of emancipation. AlIu>on IS
made 10 MARYLAND and Missouri. as now only
diSputiDg as 70 the best mode Of removing
sIaterv from their limits.
The quality Of nagro soldiers is referred TO as
equal to that OF any others, and the general
action OF the government IN measures reIa;Ipg
- the euuncijated slaves app}auded IN rs re-
suits. r.,
The message closes with declaration Of the
Issue # = proclamation OF amnesty to the
Staie. IN which the nationa! authority has
been suspended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-10

PRESIDENT LINCOLN NfS>o1A0'' ~
3enr Lincoln>s MeSsage to the CongTeSs o. S'Ie
r $. was sent in yesterday, IS our columns
.ra too ;;;;nite} for the Reproduction " long Or
fc;,I documents, We content ourselves WIN
,b4 following brief abstract d liz contents 1T'h
rhe Baltimore Sun,
+ commences with an 2z9rossl0n u gran
fnGc 10 Ged Tor a02danC ilavosSS anu i.17 az
v,,ves; e ,2,ii;ion 81 national affairs, 4AcEno"I.
,.does the interposition Of The eoyernoah1s %
FnoIand 3f,:I France, TO prevent tho oepS'
~ 6o,f;I9 axrelitiyn< against the United states
+r,rn their shores Expresses graufcati0n
shat tbs adjudication Of the prize courts has
wnn the respect Of maritime powers l12Ier
r;nD 70 . SUPPLEMENTAL treaty with England Tor
rbe sunDres>ion Of the slave trade, ne believes
that the ''inhu1nan AMI odious traffic mas neen
hrought to an ems with American ports ana
American titlZ"n@.
Then follows series Of paragraphs briefly
setting forth matters relating 20 possession
claims IN Washington Territory; n'aE5lEn1e
question with Spain III relation TO Iooa ~
i,lornatic intercourse with the United States OF
l?0lumbia the liquidation Of the 0taot dueS
the adjustment Of issues between the Onl1eo
States and Cuba, the convention WITH 1eFo,
&C.
Iaoisla,ion is recommended with respect to
matters of alienage and citizenship, whereby
the evasion Of military duty may be corrected
and other abuses prevented:
Reference j. made to affairs in Japan.
Announcements have heen made with Russla
far continuous line Of telegraph through that
ampjre from the Pacific coast, and the lnterna~
tioual oceanic telegraph, and seaboard fee~
graphs are commended 20 tayCr
Fimigration Is commended to the fostering
encouragement Of the nation.
Euuitable and recl procal principles OF re-
dress for Injuries sustained BY foreigners III
consequence OF the war, are urged upon con
gressiOna attention.
The onerations Of the treasury are tavorabjy
referred to, and the national banking system
snokeD of IS valuable support Of the publc
crodit, The receipts duling the year from al
sources including loans and the balance N the
Treasury al It's commencement were S9OI,-
I25.674,S6, and the aggregate disbursements
$685., 1876 $50, Is, leavlnga balance On me nrSt
Of July, 1868, Of S., 500 044 u, VI the re-
eeipts there were derived from customs Sbe,-
059, 642, 40 from internal revenue s5| ,o4O,,
ISL, 95 from direc, tax 81, 485, lO3,6l; from
lands $l67.617,l IT from miscellaneous sources
S3.046,6l5.3 5. and from loans S776, 6S2, Bel,
57-making the aggregate 1901 1875 674 sc.
OF the disbursements there were tor the civil
service $23, 253 922, O8'; for pensions and Ia
dams 4,2l6, SPOT tor the War department
s5QQ, 2QS, 500, 50; for the Navy Department
S63,2ll, los, 27 for payment OF funded and
temporary debt SlSl ,0S6, 635, 07-makng the
aggregate 1895. 1876, $50, IS, and leaving the
balance Of s., 329, 044, u.
But the payment of funded and temporary
debts having been made from moneys borrowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
DIED.

EICKNFTIIn Hartford, Me- Nov &C. james BiesneI for
melly u Abingdon Mas, eyed - year. and months
EITING-On "wednesday Dec. o. alter short lines. WI
liam H. J. ling this city. IN the 7ih year OF III age
TIE friend. .eaiyes 81 the smnysr invited 70 ai'cn'
d' do EN- No. 10 Wes, Twcriy .,ccond street.
Ulster and Delaware County papcfs please copy
FARLOn Tnesdsy Dec. p, 1865 Mir. 4. =. Farl In h'
4d year OF her age. wife Of James H. ka alter nsenn
illness - -.
Airn slgcc / O'Clock p 2th inst The friends OF w
family n.o the member. OF Harry Howard liook end
Ladder Company No H. respectfully Invited to sllen'
without further notice.
Newark pspcrs please copy
UANsON-At Harlem on Wednesday Dec % TamaT. wifi
d jonathan Hanson snd daughter OF Jonathan Archer de
H. relatives and friends Of tie family respectfully invite
attend ts funeral rom heI ise fes'a'no' Di m "
sndiiui street Third avenue ON Saturday Dec 70 a.
IL. remains yin BE- taken Trinity Cemetery for inennen
J,sON-,pn Nednesday the 2d inst, BerIsrnin H. old.'
soi Of Col joel ~ end Mary H. Mason, a."d year ana
TIE opsl viii tab. place At tie residence of bis psreui. No
h. We, Forty eighth street, between Broadwsy and
FieiI avenue on frdry the 18th inst. ei O'Clock
Tie relative, aud friends are respecn nv ed u attend
MTIGs-On Wcdue.day. Dec 25d, ins Mrs. Sarah Mari,
Megs, widow Of the Rev b. C. Meg, al the 'd year o
T rye end friends Of the famy are invited to attend the
funeral Tsday. clock, =. at her late Residence
in Sivticih street. Of Tenth The Remains
vii b. tssen to Oxford Conn. Tor intefncnt
Nrw Haven papers p.as" copy
MINERO Monday. Dee 81 ofpreumonir, Elizabeth relic,
ofthc late VIM. W. Miner, NJ D., OF Nsw.io in the Both
yesr 81 her
me relatives snd friends Of the family respectfully invited
TO attend her ian-r on fhusrSsyst o'clock p n' ir9n
residence her soinsw, H. III. Sawyer No. 70 Adt.
pi street, Brooklyn, without further notice.
PATTERsON-At Orrnse ~ j., Dec %, William Patterson,
AZ the ajth year of he ege.
The rl.,i,cs and ds of tie family requested eitend
The luneal from his s'c resd Washington street, Or
angel. II 1 o clock On lturday, 2oth int.
WAY-At N,,petl l.. l., Wcdnefday Dec. %, James Mar
.hall WAY 81 coiuu jioI, IN the 10Th year OF hsas
The friend. and relative, OF the family respectfully In
sed sted the ncra al The resid.uce o bis iathc MI
James Way Niape,h, l.. H. Friday afternoon OF /
O'Clock
WJLCOX-st Iiobolen on Monday Dec u, Mfs Einms v.
WileoI daughter a the Rev &. Msrip in the I'D year Of
her age. Notice al buncTai tomorrow.
Baltimore aud Chicago papers pcase copy.
iOCNG-At Fon Ethan Allen Va, Ia tie I'D ychr OF his sge
Maj r. r. Young 4a y. X Heavy Artillery, youngest soE
OF b. r. and Helen ~ Young Of Brooklyn.
Motto. OF funeIs here after.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
Christmas Appeal for Poor Children.

CHtLDRgS's AID SocrErr. I
CLINTON HALL asroR prAcsS
NEw.IoRK. December Is, 1873.
seems the natural hing the Animal Christmas
Festival Of good VIII 10 r,nenosr n' oncSs- ~ 20, ~.
are sbscn. and those who shall be more ~ith them and
while they make the day bright to the hide one. WIN ny
ss thcit feelings win naturally out 70 those en- f.n VINO
Aye no NOME sna seldom friend, snd 20 whom ~. oessea
Birthday only mother A OF cold and h.nss aud P9vsty
children bareooed and thny cisd and Of ysn, o..c,s
growing up in temptation ard si,na S nay % !, Of ts
moor and perhaps many viii seek AXE the Christmas ses
sou ofappiness for these poor creatures "no nave n
TSe Chdrsn. AID Society is especially the guardian ard
ner OF the children Of the poor In the cour's o. ~
year many thousands come under IT, ''nuen's' " '
They propose on Christina, Day III The public will generous.
Rovs =; the News Boys lodging House and for tie s:st
IN. Gr- Lodgn.. House, ard during the wees 70 1see
S hir ssT.e In these Loasin. aud the IniastFis
schoo funds supplied them for Rus purpose Nh pr
They .,.s dgras ,s Holiday r s 70 ''nd
The average expense each child including al the efpeisa
Of visitor sgcns So' Is abou, sls each
Who viii help provide for the de'tats ones 0f give
What elld, especially, would like to make Christmas
sex f Bo% iH hariP dS e dnn It o'clock
The News Boy. Lodging House. No l2S Fuon-s, highest
The RI At the Gr, LODGING House No 20, New Canal.
It, viii have dinner at u osoek Jh.;' T Day
The ,sre, tend. ia est need Of fns
ana supa. for some go children They vii have their tes-
tivsl on WEDNESDAY, jan o. a. O'Clock D. M
The German Social aud Industrial School, NO. - kv1s-
,o. will hold theirs the Lsctareroom Of the Reorued
Cermsn Church SuGok.s, between Rivnstoa and Delaney.
on III ESDAY Dec p, at 2. with about 100 young grs
The youna tsli,n children the italian School numbering
nboai boys and girls ia much neei OF clothing inry
win Hold their Feyal e the Giils' L0dng House. no. 10
Csnsl.s, on TUESDAY. Dec. -, At O'Clock ?. m.
The East River Industrial School, with aooat 20 edren.
will hold their festiyal their orooms No iS Ease
sOtL.,t-. on TUESDAY Dec. %, At II O'Clock 3. m.
TheAudson River Industrial school m '9out ~ oh
will
cs u AZ the school rooms, OF 9TH Az sni x9sf
The Boys ndsrz school, No !SS East 3Sshst' at tnen
foorl, MONDAY, Dec. p, AT ! o'clock ?. M. .
The Battery or first Ward Industrial school, No 20 Rec
tors ue,r Trinity lane will hold theirs al the School Oh
" EDNESDik. Dec. 80 at o'clock .. IN.
S1pi., can be sent marked tor the object either 70 tho
above addresses 10 the Office No IL CLINTON tn asor
pisc or tiry will be called il the address be ssnt
Money can be e object speciedl eiies 70 the rss-
dcnf WI. \. BOOTH. esq.. No. % Fronts', OF 10 me
the secrcrary e. h. BRACE NO II Clinton Hail. As'orpacs'
tegyN
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, u c,merc-enf adresisemefsi ia other ecaEn'l
Of his paper
NI1IscxS TaEATER, Broadway, corner Thirteenth street
Koseisr r.
WsrsR GARDEN Broadway opposite Bond see'-Ticke' Of
Leave Man.
OIfypIc THEArgR, Brosdvay, above Houston street
Essy Sluyius-Laiic-, DcwrC-Msclnei Making. $50
gAgSuNs MUskuA. Broadway-irsban 5iant-tiisn' Gir,
6isu BOY. Liputisn kim. NC. at all hours-isr Iroa
--Ticko. oileavc-Chost, &c.-AteTnoon and t.Hcnns.
YAK ANnrG6us MgxAGRRIE Broadway above Spring siees
--Gisut sravan Of Wild Animals.
CLINTON Hall As'or Plsre-M.sro. Of the Rebellion.
BRoApwAr ANPHIrHEArrg Broadway, hroome street
Eque.irisu and Athletic Performances .
HoYE IaAPEI broadway. above Fourth street.-The Nam
moth Serco,coItcon 49,
NiBLos SALOON Broadway above Prince s;reeMiss Lacy
simmons Grand Concert.
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5pefial Notices.
Polr,s House Of Indus.

Christ INNS nf the Five Points House Of indms-
trybe children this Institution have Dinner and Tree
on Chr,stmss yin Of 81 the City Churches The DIN
NJ, Win h. A. IA ococ1 rnd immediately after the children
win 20 into the Chapel their presents from tho tree
EiGb..x lia ptist Church Ladies' Fair and fcs-
tjyui THIS DAY and closes this evening large variefy
OF sitsbs holiday presents are Offered ana boi
m uupy of for those who desire to parissr
South Dutch Church. Fifth Avenue, cor. OF Twenty
f,,t street Special Services on Christmas day Ut u clock
nv luminous reaucst Of "a crowded house, the
Jl'IEhILE CONCERT aud ANNIVERSARY at rr.l'
Matt, ors church Nstt under The direction Of Iro BIN
sAffiE wl b. gErfA1Ep with additions, THIS fNtN-
lnlt De:l q. a. tts.oet Tees Y ssp;.& VS. as'..
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

Ntw-lOB March 90 lgf1
1bi. Is TO certify, that have Suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CAThHIli, With dan heaincss ~ the head
felt my completely stopped up eoeomi AIMED ~ continual
soones. OF the throat III. chs stealing over mo with occa'
;ops hot Pushes great tyhne, II the chest and pan
much 70 every thought, wts c'n'umpon Having
heard Of the great performed by Dr. Won henoefg
consulted him. with but li hope Of cure an no" hspp,
enabled to add my testimonial to The greet number o.
ready the Doctors po'Ae.on a. 10 his ieehhc and sue
ees,fu mode Of treatment IA. he has shown IN my eA'e '
,i end knowledge which have procured for him so great
reputation 10 entirely restored to perfect health thai
do sincerely recommend all sufferers from ChhoNI'
cATARRH and, SORE THROAT to apply at once TO d.
Won Eisenberg with certainty Of being cured
r FREDERICK WEBER No. 'S't0'Hh'.''
OFFICE,
No. SIS Broadway,
hLAAlly1.sG, NkG-X9&S,
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MARRIED..

IRisII-TURNEB-l Hartford, Me-, b. William Bieknsli
a, IN. rrilurr on Safurday evening Dec ~ Abel
Irish "a member CO. &. ed Reg Sic. Vols, aud Mary j.
only daughter q Charlie, and Rachel Tgfuef all OF Buck
red
IPFLASD-PELL-On Tuesday Dec. % by ihc Rev; Rich
ard Tei Ole Nj John Il ireland and Aii-s Ade4h Duane
daughter Of Robert J.. Pei, esq. all OF tins cty
NhRE-KLAIJRERG-On Tuesday, 22d inst. - the resi-
dem. oi To- bd. istber by tire Rev. Bishop solih-se
Ifc.nld b. Nsre md Amelia France, daughter VI CaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
NV YonK. September

hive been suffering or years past om severe 'a'afh
win y,e., ser my .yc, with depression,
ai upe.lne,. end pain In my head great difficulty inbrea
inx and continual accumulation IN my nosn Which gave
ne restes. ushs 10 evoss yes' have consulted several
ply .eiaus yho pro- ounoed c to he eonsuHp''e WIN
suffered for 90 long tire j. indesoTib-he Ny system ws'
entirely di.arransoI and greatly dabI.ed not only fe'
week bu. lad cloud continually before my ,y.' and my
e,, were 20 Effected a, was threatened with total o 81
hearing say. think wa' guided by ffo'iaenee 70
,oo. 10 d. Won Ei.enbers who only cured OF ny
c,,b bv removing An astonishing quantity Of dsssreeabe
matter from my head but be- restored perfect health a
blc.ny have not oycd foi many y,sr- Now ENJOY
good nights rest, ard pursue ny business with comfort
must acknowledge that Dr. Won Eisenbess mild AMI scientific
treatment for Ca,afrh deserves tie shes, commentator -
e pin pie which direct, bic system Of cunns ,saf ~
,uci a. to render success CERTAIN
JAMES FUELOyG 10. so Jav.
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r the Gambia.

B0sTON, Wtdnesda!, DC =, IStJ.
The steamship Canada sailed this forenoon;
had rs passengers Liverpool q for Halifax and
$40 OlO ia specie
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MoRroYs GOLD Pens are now sold q. the

MORTONS GoLD PENS are now SOiu az Inc
prices before the Of the this ia
entirely owing 10 the Manufacturers improvements
chncry his larrc Retail business and Ceshn Advance
Systems for until he commenced Advertising hs business
done Cred. aad strictly wih The Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold a. old prices
the makers Of all other gold pens cnrgee Premium the
Gold Government Tax &c but Mortonlas limo changed
bis prices, Wholesale OF Retail
the great numbers sent by mail to all pats Of The world
during The past few years not in shonand has failed to
reach it, destination in safety; showing that ;he Morton Gold
Per be obtained by any in every part OF the world
at the same price, postage only excepted.
Reader you have enduring. always ready and reliable
Gold PEN exactly adapted to your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
at the present almost universal Pressure Price Of every
thing you have Morton Gold Fen cheaper, in proportion
20 the labor pen, upon and material used than other
Gold Pen in the World. II you want one SEQ the "Pen u
Mighjier than the Sword" in another column.
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r.. Cou.er,ati,e gpion Nation" COM

rnnADruPnlA, WEDNESDAY, Dee q l'63.
The Conservative Umon Nanon n o9iil',.c' of
M stus n is probable public meeting WI oe
nlS or tSe Council Chambers, lndePo ndence nan TO-
morrow morning TIE proceedings OF Iho
-. cincnn1r are under discussion, ana co4'0iuS40
sin nrobably be arrived at tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY, DECEMBER a.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-24
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