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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-14
j)orl- Waroens' Nollce.
cTATg OF NEu.YoRE

PoRT-W ARDESs OFFcE, No. lOt Wallst.j
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance with
- section OF the Act passed April H. 1887 entitled
ct 10 Aeorgan4e the Wsien- Office oil the Port OF New
ork, to al Interested having charge Of tbs
sab matter OF such inquiry examination survey that
following vesses under examination by tue Port
Ardens and that the said surveys examinations will be
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice.
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no FURTHER ATTACK on PORT HUDSON
D offensive Rebel Movement Apprshsnded.

CHANGES IN THE DISPOSITION OF TROOPS.
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MAJ. es2TO IL ase3l,s Os SOL sli .
Increase for March, Sc per cent? ineIesse 10 March d.
IS per cent
The earnings Of the Toledo and Wabash Railway
Company for the 1st week Of April were
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TABLE Of he Lodnf SptcIf Cireuaos, dHd DcpetH y s
Rans Of he CIV Of York. for the pset Srdiag Safur
dsy Ap,l H. 1863 10 phea a1ired NE Capital saS'
aak
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

provisions Of the Constitution. and i therefore
VOID"
In June. 1853. the sapreme Curt Of Se~
Hampshire delivered long ans able opi,ian ~
on the c''nssitutonsiy OF Laws Of tie Lrxi-latofs
OF State suthorisug the soldiers o. vote outside
oftbe Ststs. the conclusion Of which Is - follows:
" A. these views lead "a 20 the conclusion that
.lIis bill. in IIs mort prominent feature. is in
coniie, with the provisions aud tie spirit Of our
Constitution. we nave not deemed il necessary To
consider whether IL might also he objectionable
a unequal n q. practical effect. or as dispensing
with those orpor,unite. tor conference snJ con
sultation that have heretofore been deemed im.
portant. if not essential. the successful opera
ton of our institutions: or whether il contains
provisions otherwise in conflict With the funda-
mental Law ofthe State"
The Supreme Courts Of several other States
have decided 10 the same way bot we have not
got before u- their opinions The onl, way. there
fore. IN which our soldiers can vote outside Of
the State. is bv an amendment To our Can-titu
ton. and the action of the Republic, m Le.sla
ture has rendered il impossible Tor that to he dcpe
excep; BY calling a convention. and that cannot
be done because "Our master" has assumed ani
is exercising all the powers Of the several dep
ments Of our government and refuses to call the
Legislature together
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25

-rmi-rice of six months. and in the meantin e
-ubm Ting All m,iisfs Ia di-uuie Ia rpuven
tor "f d-l~gst.~ irs,m al the ~t.ss- y nth .tsd
Spu'h The dsi,ys'y 10 b. eieef,s bg The beoyiS thin
seirrs. IN such 10 nnsr NV be agree o. o. t.y
the rw" parties Others there are. thar de~i e
that the people of y nth Carolina should be cun-
suited in their sovereign capacity throvgh a con-
vention-that the Legislature should submit the
question OF convention or no convention" TO
the people as vas done in Febru,rv ls6l Sch
convention vUuhi undoubtedly speak the ~entI
ments ~ the peorle of the State citizea- veil
soldier. ~ al would he con-uliei But I
p~op'se np'h'ns nefui'e sni only m Ike these
II ..rs'lop- ~ b-ins the m tie' teier, he -
lie | wound. h"~ever. mp-' etrue~iv snaesi
t. the friends OF hum ,uitv throughout hr : ne
u u-e their u'mO~t efforts 70 Or cure ~Tes.iv
a. possible an honorable pegce In the me OF
reason, OF suffering humanity and OF the re-
ligion which we profess. would appeal 10 The
public men and statesmen of North Carolina,
AMI especit lly 20 that eminent sisfe-man who
possesses ia greater degree tnsn all Others. the
confidence oi the people ut the State. AMI Who
his recently been eley tied to high place in the
Confederate Government. t. lend a helping hand
AMI use their influence to bring about hon
orabte peace Aud. lastly. | you'd appeal Ia the
ministers and professors of holy religion TO
pray c"nstsntly-without dctiion of te ms-to
Almighty God for an honorable peace
Should not the people OF the North be willing
to unite in such prayer-'to pray constantly to
Almighty God for an honorable peace?
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25
Democratic Documents.

Address es the ne m seratsc MESA bcrs
81 ths eea.rsl Assembly 70 me People = isdisna'
tng fersb The k>tory q tAs late sessloc. and the
ses-ses -hy pess hsd po< s>>s soesupises4 earfns
osesorussssj tern. Tsk tsrsu.ot Dszss psupeiss
81 ssseee p.g~s snd s< ~ fsr..b>z h any 9ssn'fy
yrses o. n pr bss1res-
The Censevipt Aes-Speeeh o. Hon.
n veorh~~.. The cso-c~spsso ni 70 TIE ho1ss Of
Representatives February a. issa Te'- one II the
sn~-s spe~ehe. sr. esorh<es. en- question Too &C
eapysax i.rss ,Asrs % pablo ssssnton, and s-' =
els~n a lvdisss shosIi hsvs sespy. II rsiss pan.
pssss sf sxss pew. Price 81 per hundred
The Gsbsrsy 81 the Ctsissn--speech
81 Hos u ~ vooyt>ss. delivered IN the uoose Il Rsp-
r,.>ussuv-s yssrss~y IL i.ss. The ACT suoeusiy
che rss1sos AM other pesous Coz sspsnding the -t
- bsiess e0rpus and dcns IN pursaspcs thereof
nov printed m pam pile, form. and hs obtained
,hs~ &C. rhs u tue srss, EFFORT o. NJ voorhees, 20
'ss liberty q the eitisen and shoaId DC IN the
hsn1s o. avery voter In Indiana. II uskes pamphlst
- SIXTEEN PAGE. Pno< 81 80 per hundred.
TSAn orders shouh direct the speeches 10 be sent
sy esptrss. the posisg, Ill b copy. sod
-sst be prepaid.
Address ELDER. HARDNESS . BINGHAM,
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Voice from the south.

A rem,vkthle article appears N tie Raleigh
N ) St,nd,td. oil July Il 1t is re orrej tn
have been Wit en hy Hon. r. ;. DoSSELL.
eaker OF the II ,u-e oi Commons oil North
Carolina aidsi 10y F B SArriRrHwAlrt, Presi
dent OF the Governor Council. aud 10 have be, n
pub >hei with the approval of Governor VANCE.
After full review ct the history OF the secession
mpv emeuI-~hat The iet~er- promised 10 10 and
What they filled TO accomplish, the Article col :
cudes a. follows:
Toe one greet dsmini of the people OF this
psft ct the Sft'e X De6ce-DsIcs upon any ter IIs
that vii ip eisl we alu Oel raue IL. hey ma, /.
perhaps. prefer lh,i tie independence of tie
; .ufh -hnnid be acknoW 'eige,i. hut tins theS be
r, an MT now he oi,t.,iue nor IN viewing tie
sifutilun of aff,rs du they zee much 20 hope of
IT, the ia ure They naturally ak II. with no
means Of recruiting To ANY extent. We cin hot
hold nur usu agtln>t the arm'e. which
the y KEGS have nov in the held.
how can We meet them With their
301 u00 new leves which vi >oon be la re,d.-
mes while they krer their NV r-cruIfei to
grett ex'ent. II not mp - tts IA tx'mun uu nber
from advrn uIer> ~ht.h are constantly arriving
in their port- ir',m every county IA Eurpi.er
But ii niepen euce can hot be uOt dued. then
they are for anv terms TIA are h pnor ihie-tny
terms that de not degrade They wuull Toe
willing t1 COMPROMISE upon the amendment pro-
pos.~i by Mr. Cor~in. from the Committee 90
Twenty six. perpetu ting Sl'ver, IN the States "a
which have heretofore alluded But IA what
pre.i.e Nay oxertures shall be n 'de. or tli move
ment inau urtted. | leave q Wiser men aud ahier
statesmen than myself to prnpVse, l Would,
howe, or. suggest To the people "a e iect mem
hers 90 the nex' Congress Who are IN isvsr OF
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s'.~frie V.'''ii f1vnr arbitrary power against The
10 q, I the ci' zen
A. ti.'.. nd decision of the supreme
Corr q ih. Unite' St.te- ing the jur-ti.-
ton ui tie Stste courts IN 'he-e csses. hut | do
6nd the Jurisdiction su-t incl by the Supreme
Courts OF the several States Of the Union. almost
without exception: and. as denial of the juris-
dict'on would be 70 the prejudice Of the rights and
liberties of the citizens Of the State. think IL
my duty to assume the jurisdiction anil issue the
~rit TIL the Suureme urr OF the Unitsi Stues
shall seiile the lac differently
The Clerk of the supreme Court wi'l i--us the
writ. return ibie az &c ; + PERKxs
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25
General s J ASDtRs y

- We see now shat Governor Andrew of
VI ,-sachu-etIs meant when he sad that the I.eo-
PIE OF that State ~ a certain c0ntugenc, would
''s~ run the highways" in re-Pou-e t. the call of
the Government he anticipated that the n
Nouli he in the shape of draft. that there oud
he q S30,l xemption clause and exeIup'ion tor
physical disability. and hi. idea Was that the
people would "swarm the highway toward the
c sll.ctor's office 10 ply their $500 aud aid
the Surgeons Office To obtrn certificates ui
phy-ical intrmitv This certainly must he what
h.. meant TOR such hts turned out Ia be the fact
We inst ,uce slRsie county, which y far
* mp e of all the other Dounte --th,t Of Betk.
shire motel tor it, heslIhIuine-s Ont at the
.l6l con-cripts. 4c0 (almo-t two tiith-) were
sx. mpied Tor ph,>,csl disability o. the ~hoe
nuIns.er given above all we're exempted for one
cause or another except lJ3, OF whom i've have
furnished substitutes
VI .--achu.et,-. There she stands. Look at
her - Chicago 7 mes
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Ire ioipNm1 : II exr'ct from the ierter #
Hon b. BEADBUKY "a The ID mpcr,tic STATE
Cau,ention OF Milue, wach nominated him or
GoNeinot:
Bu' opposition To the pseseni Wit policy snd
war me ,>ufeS of The Admins T,iian H. not op-
position to Tie tios efI4n..it TIE Admin -tra-
tlpn l. not tie Government Those 90 au' hori-
" ate ui the agents al the pe pile To carry oH
tire 10, erumeIit under The Cons Ifutlun. hey
my exceed or prevent Their constitutional pDw
er.--theY miK destroy the C.u-titu ion ii-ef
Cnier such citcum-' ance-. Ia oppose the All
miri-tratlnu ! Ia support tine Guvefumeit
To uphold the GuNeri,trerf. o. mont ia the
C.,uss tuition. 10 s-tnIe the Union A. u ~a,-ss
the hist duty al ever ~ L-n. Ia Ill 10 the
duty Is Ia be fi-e pur-eiV-~ T. po-ter.ts md
tO the ere 4 cause 81 iifus'oiial liberty aid
II l. equdly duty Ia pfuie>t against p'licy
calculated 10 probing the and Subvert The
Constitution. VERY rru's y"urs,
BlON BRADBURY
General ( ! ASptRs
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.


NOR THE TREATMENT OF ALL DISEASES OF A
II private OF ehrsnic nature.
NJ c. Arge Tor consultation.
Person- 4 distAsee be treated BY mail. send
Tor circular. Jan<7s-d3ra
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-08-25
The 35th (lst Irish) Indiana Regi
menf.
CAMP OF TuE lsr IRlsH 35rH REGIMENT !
TNDtANA Y LUNrIlRs


T>DlANA Y LUNrELRs
MEANWHILE. Tenn. Aug ID 1868
Ed SENTINEL; | under>tnnd that it has been
statel ia lndan 'poiiS that ! said that Col
,lker Swndlei me out OF The { ptsincy at Co
l.. of the 35lh regiment. Now. SIR | lie, er made
such statement Col Walker offered me the
commission Captain of Co f. and refused t,
take it for the following reasons: Captain John
g Hughes had been assigned "a the command of
that company lie was my friend He was mn
old soldler. an can su. without fear oi con
traiicrion. of the best officers in this depart
ment. He was better fitted tor the place than |
WIS.
Those were my reasons for refusing 10 accept
the COMMISSION Col Walker alw ,y> treated me
Ike gentleman, aud will always respect hun
FIR IT believe him to he an hnnorab'e mrn-
that l.. ahove ANYTHING th't is mem. ! loved
him my Colonel and love him ~ MN
Hoping thai van will publish thee lew lines.
and ia iu.tce Ia , mln that has been wrOngej |
rem IN yours. res er'tuilN.
EDWARD G. BRTENE.
C,lt ca. X. 1t lrsh. 18th ind Vols
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CLAIM AGENCY.
SOLDIERS, Claim AGENCY.
McKERNANS, PIERCE & CO..
Arrsokzrp ro& rnx
COLLECTION or SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
CLAIM AGENCY.

N1fIL COLLECT OFFICERS AND sotpsrRs.
w Pensions. Bountes. Back Pay, Paw for Fxr-s
Duty. and PAY fr Hor-es lost while the s<rvice ke
will coli G. Claims A. Washington CITY.
osr..se 80 West wsshingten stTs<s, inert desr
OF Palmer House, Indians polls Ind Box Io0x IN,
elnse stamp
Major wslker and D. Mckenzie have an one. A.
Sa-hviile Tennessee.
J. NeKEkS.S wISSLow a. PIERCE
D. s. NckkRsAS, NAL WALKER
Late ID Ind. Cavalry.
RrKrEsSrEs-Gov. Merton. Aajt Gen. Mode Gen.
Love. Judge Perkins. ni.AnspolA gsaeSo-du
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Rouuess. Ribbons, French Flow.
ers, PIumes. Bridal Wrenths

Apx ali good usually for nd IN . FIRST class House
Having broaght from the Fast xp-r-nced escher
and tresser siss Do,e will ply parcular attention To
al ord.rs Gale IN that line.
xi~s her than for past fsvors and socits
q eonf.LIane< Of the same. I1y37-dy
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From the London Times. August G.
An English view Of the Struggle.

The struggle IN America has undoubtedly en-
tered upon yer, critical period The North
his certainly aimed successes which might check
he energies al a people not thoro Ishly determin
ed To H. N to the last The possession ut the
VI s-is-ippi Tor he time completely that ve--
-eI has been allie. AT lie ut for once To pass down
il from ST Llu> To New Odeins entirely unmo-
Tested. j. no doubt in it-eif great ACHE, ement
and my have important political eIects on the
attitude of the great States of the NnIthwesi
but this achievement is obviously sill more i'm
portaut Ia the effects il probably will have on the
campaigns in the Southwest
From all these considerations il can rot be
doubted that the South may have To meet
eahzed INVASION on the l,r-es' scale into The
heart oi The :. bern States. from Tennessee 81,
The month. NJ s>is,ippI OF the west. and perhaps
Mobile or The Gull coast on the south II does not
appear at Ire present that they have the means at
-urce>siu'l, resisting such an advaure II il &C
kuoa edged by Southern Journal. that The force
under Johnston will lot tie ate To check the sd
vince ct ten Grant and that " Is probable that
he will be- ahle tu effect Junction With Roe
Grams The result OF such movement. as the
Suu'hern journal conieS>es wuuid he the estate
liShment IT an atmv al lbD uO1 men nu tlr sol
81 AlabH IN or GcOr-ir; AID u thes roul'i rea u
such p"sl'on. u J. tel Ga 10 .tipEify in the
field would he the lest al ths csn-cuueut Dis -
tiers 20 the South. E,.hit Ia bttile- We lou ht
such force would r,v ge tie wlule cIui,ir, and
destroy the crul.S. and "hle ihe hi, ckatei- k,r
up TN. S'urh can not impur' >uifc.en' gram ior
It's necessities. Ii i clear thit the Sau'hein
journals them-el,e> tel th,t ii -uch a cnnlbired
torre We have indicated hy the forces Gen
erts B,nEs. Grant and Rosecran> can be mtde.
IL oulJ drive The Coniedetacy 10 great extreni-
ties
But the same j1urnals which made these Nd
MISSIONS >h.,w Signs at ttiterihs III deter mi
nation 10 continue the struggle 10 the last.
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FEMALE COLLEGE.
GLENDALE FEMlLE COLLEGE,.

gINHf MKT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
u begin on NJ nda,, September IL. les. The iocs-
ton. near Cincinnati, the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton Railroad Is central End very dssirahe the
anr sur cundinys are unequalsd the builrn and
nmodst ons are ample and elegant; the Teacher in
the literary and ornamental departments. un-nr-
passed. he course OF tudy thorough and ID
a. an, othtr. and the CHARGES moderate Glendale
Is desirable place for Dung ladies in these trsublous
times.
For caial lgues, information admission address
Rev. q NoNTfOKT, q. D.
sugl5 6leudalr IIaniit on County Ohio
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sUNDaiES.
FOR SALE:
500 doz Glass Fruit Jars;
1000 Gross CorkS, all sizes;
900 lbs. Sealing Wax;
800 doz. Brushes of all kinds, sizes and
STYLES;
so bbls Coal Oil;
10 bbls mime:
20 bbs. Linseed Oil;
20 bbls. Lard Oil;
SO bbls. Lubricating Oil;
SO bbls. Whiting;
500 OF. Quinine;
SO OF. Sulphate Morphia;
10 bales Terra Japonica;
10 cases Mass Liquorice, pure, for To-
bac"onists;
10 cases Stick Liquorice;
10 bales Sponges, quality various;
500 boxes Glass, all sizes;
500 gals. East India Castor Oil;
8 tuns White Lead, in Oil;
bbls. Sp'ts. Turpentine;
22 bbls. Varnish;
'16 bbls. Alcohol
472 lbs. Gum Shellac;
As bbls. Old Rye and Wheat Whisky;
10 doz. Old London Dock Gin;
40 doz. London Porter;
40 doz. Scotch Ale
BY STEW ART & MORGAN,
Wholesale DRUGGISTS,
jy4 No. ~ East Washington Street.
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4 THE ANFRIc DIsPESssRy VIZ TREAT BY
N NV method. aud nth the happesi results Pre-
dI~ns lfri falling "f the womb tgHc,r9f,on i7cer.
H'on L'bh rrhs .. white) Z shary and all other dis
ea-fs 70 which the Derscfn Final Is 80 p4euli.rtl
liable send three coila and by express one -.
the rector fesn"S >y1150es This instrument sh.lG
% used ~ every woman IN the land 20 IN. parpos os
ce '"tiass<. esDrof. keih. De sent free on rec. N,
OF stamp copy ~ our Private Letter Nsrried sdes
on health. dc The Doctors ceLsbrafed Female pm.
llesh rom ne are gerg good IN simple dis
eases, irregularities, dc- Price 81. =. by mail
Al The dSa,rscdH Disp>ssorg af-o treat ,efBo,,,
meTcH'g, and with never failing success l.n<r,l =,
what the cuacks call Irrrfe s-eref disease M.
IN all IL stages, Gonorhes, elect structure Hydror.le
Crcocee, VaHcoceie. Csrsocsle spermsforb.s ssnI,i
Weakness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual Debility. I'm
potency, and effects Of ~elf-abu<e The l.ss ~,
treated Of ia private leuer" which we ssns fre. =,
receipt o. stamp NV "n
he experience Of the Surgeon in charge Of ths. A.
partmsni J. some Of the best Hospitals IN Fprops ana =,
View York City, enables him treat patient.
~ AMI restore them speedily
noe iv.ns at, distance can communicate BY letter
oe usato ~ tneir homes. In urgent cases send Is
Con.n'isio- fvse and confdeaflal. Room No axk
East "ashins'on Street, Indianapolis p. o. Bo1 I7sS
a.re-dly-~11flsu
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NOTICE.
Valu..blc Prop rty for Sale.

YUyHE UNDER lsNrD OFFERS FOR SALE THAT
very valu ,ble and delightful tr CT Of land
national DAD, three ariers Of mile We OF VIII
bri iee being tie half % the norhw quar-
of ction n, and lots Nos. 3 and Is o.
White river.
Also. that most uabe property in the city known
he Palmer House"
Likewise desirable property between the Bluff
and Madison roId, mile south If the city, aud soms
Iowa lands TO r,de for mechanical labor.
aug24 y. q. PALMER.
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30 OWNERS OF DOGS.
MllIIN Frs.
ISIS J. DOY L E

TAs Permanently LOCATED IN fNDiASAPo
IL LIS Rooms no. Bates House Block. Wen
Washington street
Mss Doyi- intends keeping . Paris llinery Empor
nm where at all times may be foani full assortment Of
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1863. THE 1868.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAiLRoA
with its connections. forms
THE sHoRTEsT AND QUICKEST re
FHex NHwYouK TO rHs PsiscIPAL Wursss
ss,ea train. run daily nom Nsw.York to Phiis.. . VA.
EssJsT'y s srd S.ns s%s sn Sn A%esy Lire
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM The
FOOT OF C0URrLANDT ST.
BY Of Phsdep the ming leave New.
4eIk H. san nie as ether routes evening passengers
Ct p. IN. one hour later lhaa other lines.
by ~sy Of Allentown. evening passengers leave Of
srivs ct the time Northern inss In Csiesse I'd
ponts In the NorthWs Cresss Indianapolis Lsusvis.
St Louis Clevelsnd. Coumbus Cincinnati and oil nais
points West with fewer changes Of carr.
Sleeping Csrs without change run from Phuads phs ~
Pittsburgh $50 miles and New York to Pitsbash <s uss
Smoking and Saloon Csrs on oil uainI
fse the same 40 other routes.
Baggage oheck et through. Transfers hees
Secure Tieks,. good until used by Pn,ou'sh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
The Psnn,ylvsns Central Company runs a. AmiCaAt
Acconu Line VII ch shords comfortable mode Of
travel to parties ewing westward onshAu ne ssuA Esss
OF fare. ~ov,our,
BY this route heights Of all descriptions eaa Be forwarded
TO and from any polut the sioadA 81 Ohio, Kentucky
ROAD DlRECf TO any port on the ssvssSs rivers Of the
We,t BY s,eanirrs nom Pittsburgh.
Thu OF Freight sod nom any point In the West by
the Central Railroad o. all times favorable
are CHARGED by other Railroad Compsnea AeTchsuis s
shippers intru,ng the tanspoau Of their Freight to thn
Company rely with confidence OF its speedy transit
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock viii ard this mo sd
vsnsssous route Cspseious Yards well wsefsd ana sup.
piled with svery eonveasncs have esso eP:.sd ~ WIS ne
and its Connections and every attention paid 70
trom HARRISBURG where vi be foaud every tos
feeding and re.n. choice 10 offered o. re rn,LApEL>
PhlA, NEW;foRK and BALTIMORE nhnn a.n'.u e,...
l.. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent NO. Asof'H'~"s
LAIon No. "a 40. sfik i.u:. .oi No. sonth win.m
MCDONALD BIschoE' Ent No. n Bss..syp.cs
ENOCH LEWIS osus.L sspsriatsadsaa AaasaA q
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EOR SALE.-Wood. Working MACHINERY,
IL .AAEaLa MAulAh LIZ sLals aaiA.a- a0aalaL.

EOR sALE.-Wood- Working MACHINERY,
l. hOkSLo. WAGONS dc. to close al ss'sis s'a'i''
Ing o. -
Z Woodworihs Pl.sins Ma Tsnnonins Msehihe'
chn.. 3powG Aorteins Asea!Ees.
seue.l Bol1irs Esthinss, 2 Door oToyeu
1850 set.iAlo diEg Cellsg. keii.ling Saws
500 ASldDg lsnss. Sssh Sa~s'
20 Circular Bspcnss L nd resnoninf,
eTOsseH Bsaches, bonng Maohues .
Wnghts Pol-scoil Saws, 5s,b and Blind Stocking Va
2CTosby's Re saving Nil ., ehiges,
Turnins LstAs. 100 shlnins. ~ TO J 10.
large face Lathe for MoldinI Ps!e ys and liza ssrs.
AlcJu Lsthes, Double aud Sl.se Leather
Bal!uster Mtchiaes Betting
Large spusnt Boring Ma. 2 90 Il. steam Pipe.
ehlnes Punch Presses, pofta 10 Fore
Lass quantities Of Tools and tiItoIo', te psTsnns "a
the business All the above Mschiasry 10 hIstosu iD
proved running in the i.yon and mos. oomps,'
VI its kini IA the Cnited S.tes cssns the
present proprietor over twenty thousand soiltfs 49, .
Ao pair besvy Truck Horses, pshecuJ sound and Had
HsIos aud Lsn.bsr Truck sood, heavy Cart Horss
Hsrns aud .ptDs Cart. Also. DARK ehesnn C.ni'se
Hofs. l han high. warranted perfectly sound and sind
aud 10 rol Inside o. three minutes with or without new
thl ci,ymsds u8Osi and shihinstop Bassy-wel adsp.
ed or g.ptsmtos AL the above property will be ssd
IN los 10 sut purchasers at large discount from coat,
Apply At no. Il South Oh t.. OF sdlrsn Box no ISl
Brooklyn. Z ID.
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A FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE

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"A EXPOSED PALACES UNMAsKED!
HIOHLY IMPORTANT TO BOTH SEXES, Married OF
Binsls In Health OF Disesse.-Dr LANNON'S Pans Lon
lon New YORK Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
T3h edition. sO0 pages nearly 100 hyure IiaifstOns
upon Mental and Nervous Debility Urinary Dep0,its Inyo
uItsy LOs Of Semen mpo;ency Affection. Of "a. adder
and Kidneys GsniIo-U Urinary Diseases and their Conse
s1encs the An.i1y Of the Sexual Osn. OF tho male AID
female Latest Reseslchss in PLynsosy, European Hos ita
Rsctce; Qosck their recipes add peeihes the Authors
aD.9uaed Paris and London Treatment ke. Mailed free for
g. closely seaed All vine would avoid unsuecessfu and
esbous s,tsnt with Mercury Copsi5a Injections eau
tsurs;ous Qnick Speeches Athletics ln,rumepts, ke
shoud purchase ths ginAl work OF l. WARNER, No.
Vesey-st. y 1OUSEY, So III kass.u.st consnt tbs
DOCTOR, No 617 Broadway lUD E:arsi. NevYork, from
"a m 10 p. m. daily. except Saturday and Sunday.
We concur vito othsr II recommending Dr. Lar
and his work"iCo1rrier d.s Etats Unis, Dspstch
Btsats Zeitung Atlas Medical Review. &c.
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