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them to his successor in Office. lie shall
do all the correspondence. He shall with
the President sign all orders on the Trea
surer, and keep correct account of the
number of orders drawn, of the amount Of
each, Of the person to whom, and the mat
ter or thing for which the money was ox-
pended.
The Treasurer shall hold his Office for
six months, and until successor is daly
elected. lie shall receive all the contri.
buttons to, and assessments made on the
Club and shall pay out only on the or
der of the President countersignod b y the
Secretary, and pay any unexpcndcd bal
ance to his successor in Office.
Every white person who shall declare
his agreement with the objects of this
Association and shall subscribe this Con =
stitution and BY Laws, and pay the Trea.
surcr shall be member Of this
Club, and shall vote and speak, but no
one under twcnty.o years of age shall be
eligible to Office.
BY LAWS.
There shall be regular meeting of the
Club at some point in the township to be
selected at the previous regular meet ing
on the first Saturday evening OF each
month.
A special meeting shall be held, if dc.
tcrmined upon at regular. meeting of the
Club by a majority of the members pres.
cit; whenever and wherever in the
township majority of members voting
shall agree.
An address shall be delivered at every
regular meeting of the Club, whose teach
ings shall be in accordance with the de-
signs Of this associations; but if no spea.
ker can be secured, the Secretary shall
produce and have read Of the Club agree,
some speech Of the kind above mentioned
The Secretary shall send his name and
address to the chairman of the County
Democratic Committee, together with the
names and address Of the officers of the
Club.
The Club shall elsc. three Of its mem
bers TO audit the account Of the Treasurer
as often as they judge it to be necessary.
Ii shall be the duty of the President, or
in case of his disability, the Vice Prcsi.
dent and Secretary, to procure a house
and lights, for the meetings of the Club
and the expenses shall be paid by orders
on the Treasurer.
If the initiation fee of each member
and the contributions shall be insufficient
to dofray the expcdses of the Club, a reg
ular assessment shall be made on each
member thereof, for that purpose.
This Constitution and By Laws can be
amended by vote of two thirds of the
members present at any regular meeting ;
provided the proposed amendment shall
have bee put in writing and proposed to
the Club, at a previoss regular meeting oi
the association.
j. G. FREEZE, Chairman.
Tram Derr. Secretary.
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WTlIeS d5 lollOWS'
1t is yet doubtful what will be done
with Mr.. Vallandigham. 1t is reported
here that Mr.. Seward says it was a great
mistake for Gen. Burnside 10 arrest him
that he should have been brought before
the courts and tried for treason. If this
is Mr.. Stewards position, he exhibits his
unusual sagacity. The time has not yet
arrived when there is necessity for ar
resting citizens and trying them by court
martial in the States where the conflict oi
arms doGs not rage If General Burn ide
may with propricty ignore the civil courts
in Ohio, so may Gen. Dix in New York,
and the next step will be, perhaps, the
arrest Of every editor in New York who
offends General llalleck by criticisms up
Oh his course. For it must be remember
ed that it is the General who arrests, who
is sole judge OF the necessity, and if hall
dozen officers can be found who believe
that criticisms upon the General in-chiei
! tend to evil in the army, then youl
Washington correspondent and the edl'
tors Of the Independent may soon be SEN
tenced to the Dry Tortugas There are
no liberties for the citizen if the new mill
ry.doctrinc prevails. The better course
is to stick to law and order, and in the
peaceful States to prosecute mon in the
civil courts for reasonable acts. The
experience of 1862 certainly shows this
The Presidents hesitatcs, and wisely
He doubtless dislikes to seem to shrinl
from a collision with the copperhoads. |
Vallandigham goes free again, all vii
agree that it was a blunder that the arres
was made; but the President canno
evade the blunder, and he is forced to de
eide upon its merits"
1t was 10 be expected that the Demo
cratic press and politicians would eagerl,
avail themselves Of this 'blunder' to creep
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Democratic State Convention.

DURsUANT to Resolution ndop,cd by tho Deme.
cratic State Central Committee the Convention of
Delegates, chosen by the Democrats throughout the
State, will assemble at
Harrisburg, On Wednesday, Juue I7ih,
1868 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. to nominate Candidates for
GOVERNOR and JuDoR SUPREME CouRT to be SUP.
ported by the friends Of the CONSTITUTION and lhe
UNION, Mt the ensuing election
The Convention will also, give expression 10 the
sentiments Of the Democrats Of the State, who while
their policy would have avcrted prescnt disasters will
nevertheless devote the historic patriotism Of our
great party TO rescue the Constitution and the Union
the one, from usurpaion-the other from final disrur
ton. F. w HUGHES
Chairman Democratic State Central Comraittce
Pottsvie, May &c, 1863.
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Free 0peech
Free Press,

Tie Constitution and Tie LaaOS /.
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RECEIPTS FOR MAY.
TO THE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
the month of NJ

The following payments have been mYdc
to the CoL"n.biu D.moc, m Office, during
Al Al oc
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Obituary.
xxualANN wolLENVAurr, Tnu PIANIST.

wxnz3A AM ToLLESVAurr, TIE PIANIST.
Es eminent pianist and Composer died on
day cning, N, sth inst. after very brief illness
g. eis his native place Schserdz In Prussia, at the
ce q r. having achieved fnc rcVutstion pianist
and came 20 New-Yo4k III ls45. vhee he has resided
Ner since. Els name soon became known 10y his per.
hrmanecs al nc Philharmonic and other concerts and
the reputation ilus achieved gained IN at once large
ufuN Of pupils tom the hest families Tks success de-
cidcd HIM 10 settle down as teacher cnd he became
one o the most eminent instructors in the country, He
but rarely appeared ia r,Nhe, ne devoted al his
leisure time composition. His works FOR the piano
forte are humorous and are distinguished Ny marked
origiDSfty exquisite grace. freshness and hriliancy
An these works, though written here. probably bet
tel known in Europe where they have made for tAeiI
author brilliant rcputsOn and have become standard
teaching pieces. They have been repu0ishcd in awos
syWy European city. Mr.. Wcllephanpt having dc
termned to spend hs days In NewYork. sent for th'
whole Of his family Join him before he had been i've
years in the country For them ne made home, edu
eating his sisters and displaying the nobest traits bo
as a son and brother. lie did yet more. He sent hi
brother Bruno 70 Germany 20 study as an artist and 4
fedcd him al the advantages that seven years st'
could offer He vas ven repaid Tor that sacrifice by Oh
tminence which thet brother has attained yioinis
and musician. No man WAS more respected among u
for Lis ra.e intelligence aid genius, aid no man wa
more beloved for lis honorable generous opeuhcelie
nobility OF character. IN every relation Of life lie "a
lust tcuacr and te aid he goes to his grave mouIn
by all and with heartfelt regrets that but fcw have Dc
served 80 ell that HE so useful should have cease
o. soon when many affections we're inieiiN ned vii
rs, and the promise Of the future was 50 bright
lie well known musicians were present 81 lis iu1e.a
ana The piano wareroons and nnsio stores wele close
L. resYeot IL his memory. lis body wos inferred i
C,FsOss Nu CoUe.eIy, Ions Island
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Z THE 1868.

1863. 1hh 1868.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL. RAILROAD
Wi,h ITS connections ,oTins no,,rr
THE <HORTEsF AND oul.hn2r foorb
seven Truths run daily ifom Ne~iork to fhadep.s VIZ
hswysss S.~sg sna r AOS 1yt tas' nv THIS
~ ROUTE LEAVE SEW-i DIRK FROM The
FOOT OF COURrLANDrSr
By way Of Phi sdephs the morning passengers leave New
ycrs sf ~ came time other evening
al q D. w. one hour later than oAc. mes
~ way OF A..nown serrs pas. ana Sy both sSuts:
arrive the time Mort I'm lines IN Chca sna al
points In the Northwest Cresne Indianapolis Louisville
81 Louis Cleveland Columbus, CneI.ps' AM AZ man
points West, with lever changes OF cars p,n,,,.
Sleeping Cars without change run rom tnisaeilms 70
Pittsburgh, $50 miles and New YIN 20 r<od'S1 80 ~ o.
smoking and Saloon dsrs Oh al IsllA
Fare the Is other routes
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
0s'"' WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The P.nnsys.nia GenEal Company runs all rnierant
trsvc to pss..es moving e.wasd a. oehaI the
vi isIe. rp,ror-,
By th. route fcgh O. su desc p,ions be Forwarded
10 al inin loft the Railroad of Ohio. h"tucAy,
Indiana Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa. Missouri. by RAIL
ROAD DkLtP port he ab.a rivefs ol the
HE Fe.eht orr sny point In the wss,o by
the fennsyanA teiffal railroad AZ al times - s' a's
charged ny oher Aailrogl companies. Merchants go
spp'gs n,Fusrte transportation e., their .r,isa 70 ms
Company e-n I,.y Win senaaenga onns SPEEDY "~'@
LINZ STOCK.
Farmers and ne5ors in Live wiI find 'iis mcvs
Advantageous rpsfc. (arrc4cns sd Vel w-ri'i ana up
piled w''h ovc-y convenience n.v' o,en opeisa ~ Us
aat IT, connections, sra every attention Is pnd 70
f-om HArrsbnrg, where VIII ee gard every BIN
iais S SO saISe + s.ia 'hsRaErs
=. B. FLLlori, asscaFef .issA.- NO. As'"i 'ie-~
A--'' g 30. i is,.s. ~. No south waislu II.
No. bsH,'~ p.ses.
ESocu LE%.s, esas.si Superintendent. A.ssAsts
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proposals.


CrYNs OF Assisr CorxsssRy GRyRuAr or suBsspScE,
NJ. sTATE ST, New-fors, sept -, looS
PROPOSALS Will he received by the under
/ signed wui o'e'o.S p m On 4 URspAS, 'he ist o'
Oc'oac for frp yne 'o ne rs oi tie United sase army
SUbSs Enc SiOt 3, ~ be delivered IN Ne"'A~h OK
5000 barrels Of drst quality NEW EXTRA MISS EEEF.
The be PACKED IA fuu hoped OAK barrels Win two
Five barrels TO Ne examined sample before accepting the
bis and 20 &c retained m ~. ali sinai. be delivered
Ii1.5cO pounds DIN Sailed ANA shokED HAMS,
10 be- v,I.d in huS or inspection snd packing at such
poi in tie titsos "a VI b1ooAynas nHJ Oe oess
a0oa bnre' Of ar't Qua,y extra 'gpeTne Southern a.
lus o. otor brands II HOT K, sui,be o4 keeping IA
wa 10 climate The brands and place Of manufacture to DC
sacd M The bids ana wirie' ~ Ioud OF y !. n'oP o'e
-. ,oo Toands nrst Gasi,y SIN fEAS to be pscked
IN liet fs barrels Ike saup c THIS Office
IN - n" q IN veLcoopered scad. lined hou barrels.
5000 pounds hrss qualify DRIED fLAChLs. In strong
To DC a,ocd eany a,prae'ieatt siaie 10 state 'he
I time " Gtlrrfcs.
Ia,o proposals must be m,de for each article enrmer
eea aud bodes may propose loT The whos OF any pa' oil
snpe, Of al the articles ercept the meats mast he dev
lrcd vi ne proposals, anu sierIed to therein ssnpe, OF
Flour pcf oilny ana Dried Unit must De In neat boxes
Of car5 b3ald or IN fully lao, led ava not ~ pap fliee
zach bid must have printed copy oil ih' ad'eii"ene
posted o. lite mead and must Dc rccc N complying pec-ey
a; the eueicniy u two responsible names az follows;
", tic undermined cleby guaranty that should all OF
any rt 'ho above od h, accepted shall be duly fshe
.rtdg 10 u. tue puport and conditional asO, that
contract with bends TO the amount OF one iourth the
yaac he stores proposed to be furnished 'au be executed
iiIequucd"
Iho srseuc Place Of business and The date Of purchase
r. vel, a. thr name 81 cou;-fs with gross taie ami net
w,is, aai shipping "ais to be hereafter desneea mus!
m Ylsn fk,d every package. AL oiheT Old naIks must
be obltcrast
Co a,es y b. pection by professional packers nspcc
tors osrr sIr fhe frfg farHhiHy the wa De re
o. oI the meals certifying tAe Ihr OF TIE seller leu
Ircct aiy aud condition The meats WI also De * M
oi pas.td upon by Robert T. Getty Inspector on the
part %. tlc uite1 states
The b. upccted II the date u delivery and com
pared Wiz Zoo retained slsn c ny Henry Shields ff"'ifn
81 the As.o, alton OF Flour ls cefhcses vi
~ I,q.r a.
and com naf.d with toe sncd -anpes heturps Of weigh
,gucd by pruf' al Public McigheI, must be furnishes
Whenever frg slred
Payment lc etoore. 20 be made In such fsnd. ss may
be fului he'd by fLe lutted States
expected to h7ii heir goods without erpei
% iut Hiied states. un.i required inT Shipment
fer Proros4ii uA b. fsrniliod ~ f.is n -.fi
tc ircfff d. rrroc aadsrs,d NJ uEderfghfd
aaa i-sog.oa IroJosal. JsI Subnstonos Store" .
A. q. EATON Colonel and A. c. q. =
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Go tDbom il man Concern.

DRIZE MONEY for the l. 5. NANi-OM-
c,r. sn. A,n who have 0cea discharged oan be PAD by
-n-l, ur rough
SCs.Es D!lOWE Co, No. aPAIs place. n Y City
GUBSTTUIIS FURNISHED at No. -
- Persons wlo wish 70 exempt hemseFes
lfoa tho d.. n of trcc y.fs procure asy nlu 20 %
II frIlIL us a. tie clco oi JANIS Lih 30 - Cham
hcrstt.
CUBSTITUTES WANTED.-We pay more
- Money "a down 20 Substitutes than any 5iisr GENT
and beoTc rufsfnF clrev here Also iaittnirn
Soasu and ff,iueu of d navy. Apy $, No g. " ss;tt
o. Ably, p s.a-TA JANIS I Goa As-iIt.
VNIE Best Agency. Send stamp far Circular,
lua mark-Cla-k, facni lrtslblc rcnrN. Sent for -
cer,N frce ~ mail Z T.. Cafl Co. Northampton, Mass
GpHn PERSONS who have bc IA drafted,
ScOOs and desire 20 procure vouchers ~ cieinpis
20 by three hundred g. af' a ny Oh e. No ~
fs-.An-.l-, iron u4 20 p day >lndsys .1fst'dL
JOIN MACH ke.cv-I Of ConHiais4on Money
AuEusi a. 1904
yn, stamps = A. Md Z sae and Asn ruTlassd In
ouliifles @! o. o. ID ard do, u b. -lgsod
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DEsTRCCTvE FIRE " THIRTEENTH STREET.
A bout = O'Clock .. N. or Moad-y nrc was ciscoy
cred IN the rear Of No 2i3 Esst IEiriceat. street
ow ned and occupied by = c. sims as rectfyiue dis
tiery. The building which Is Of brick iho stoI rs
high was completely destroyed together with thee
lorses harness ana stock. altogether amounting 20
shout 81 900 Insured ia tie Citizens and GebAd Ere
Nsurance Comla..les iur SA.u.N.
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nFnrMprInNnfC ORpORATION RONDS.

IL ioN Oh N''lti 49,.
Ii Tn. VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS fULsit ~ NJ
BONDS 4 tho CORPORATION a tho CITY Of HL"-
YORk b,alnnf Gu. and paysne "a. l oiy q oc9ocf
pfoIno wh tie interest MERTON VIII - gali on tht aay
on Tho fses-nistion Of aid Ronds Z. tn. Office ~
PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF StHuo.
Sealed proposal. vi b received at tls Office Until
"WEDNESDAY sept, % a.; oc.oss = m flr Tie puf SO
IA 80. than ,hsr par vsnc q the ~os CT sny part the
,ur u Of so.an,scr Solder Bounty gnd h'o'P
uon BOND, fihs Corpora'au u he Cy q Nov fofs of
rcd b, Itup,r Is Of Law, q ssl AID b. Al Ordinance
q .s.G Cor,osaior spIroved sgt 49, lSS
sli uout, -t 10 II tho dsminaiiou Of ~" earh ara
vn bsa .afs. IT, s4is 4 n cent Yef All. o. Py.OS
.rru,rr 90 10 frs, tsy Z hsy I'D Now nher q zach
,.af an The prn pa issfeol oil be ss4scs1e Ga Tie i'
daJ Of SoSruiaeT la'I a., .t--,
e vrpassl. will tho amount OF said Bonds desired
.al a.. o q. ~ 10 t.frof and th- p-sons whose oo
~. ar .rt.p "A be frques 20 d. pft WIN ihr h,
-fsn a. ~ broadway hsnk 90. Iustay october J. l's
A.. ,4m swsrdsd 10 usm sasPctvely, uelsisns TIE Irr"h
thsrcoG- -, I'll it,. ...,,..
p, go .spaslt tho ~ be- srfsd 90 receive bonds
sf ,u. .aas - the pr .ue Of the sums awarded 10
ths ~ t.srns iefrsi ffom oct /, 10
E.sh ff0fs.al should BE- sea'd and inier'ed Proposals
fos yoa. ef Sollsr. Bounty tgnd kod'mpon bonds 81
ISL 80 to aeessd In .eeond oHTeope addressed
% ihs Cotnrfrl lsF. ,.., - -
~ Csnp,rosi uas the night to rejee' any 'r
A. b.d. n ~ publr lni.l~s' shfff frqs.r. T.
MATTHEW II 'BHttHAs, Comptroller
CIV = Ne~ fo't. psfr'iDts d EsAnc-, tompuocfs
De.os tert a. ! ~
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Me1iedll


BANDAGEs. sHouLDER-BRAcEs. INEALING TUBES,
&c.-They are patented in the UNITED STATES, EN-
GLAND and SCOTLAND and universally acknow edged 70
be the perfect Instruments mnde. Persons requiring win
DO wen to call and examine Tor 'ond r panphlet before plr
chasing. Office, No. ia Broadway, N. Y
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INJURED BY JUMPING FROM A WINDOW
BridCot Ggney ageG -. residing 30 the corner O.. one
iCah street and second aNcrLc, n At Of
insanity Jumped fun iAc third story window OF Ler
resGtlce breaking ler lcf ud otherwise seriously ~
t.rhc hersoi Size convey Cd TO Bellevue Hospital
RUN OvBR-ThomGs Lee was run over at The
oornsr OF Washington and Dey street about 4! - H. On
MONDAY. and had his leg broken.
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rI,UE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

OOUT AND RHEUMATISM.
All srrrers from the al complaints either OF Q,
RHEUMATIC PILLS. T.ey be relied upon as the most
md eectns remedy offered to the plpc ana nave
been universally used in Europe for many years with the
geates' success - - .., =,
Prepared by PROur & HARsANT No. 2ls S'rsnd Lon
don England; and sold by their Agents, WELLS Co.,
Franklin a.. Eew-York.
Her Mn,ev's Cor mi have authorized the and
alasess Of "IHOAA5 PROUT strand, London" TO be
Impressed op the Government stamp affixed to each box oi
.hc genuine medicine.
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6teambn!s an6 Railroads.

E'OR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
j. ROUTE.-A DAILY LINE Of STAGES, carrying the
L. g. Mails leaves Atcison, Kansas for racere Co., We
Denver Great salt Lake. Virginia and Carson Cities connect
in By side lines ,i, the Ps Peak tCooraco) HsnDock
cyer issouri, Reese River. Wasoe snd Humboldt min
ins regions ,,,cu ~, Spvp,,rvpy n.vs
T route l. with comfortable Coaches and Concord
Covered Spring Wagons Eye'y attention Is paid 70 passn
gers. =, =. - 10. nj, A.. -.... -, -
surae their seats when the coaches are not fun. -
stations average IS miles apart alb ioas se uInisheo
about 20 cents each. , ~, .,.. ..,
I'm. Atlantic end Pacific Teer'ph follows the route Win
frequent operating stations. Ito. .h.,..
" i'll be uis1e SuEPi4s Lssssse cen ~ ~ ~
sea via Pauaua- - . ,.
Aichson is connected by rail with sl points east
THROUGH FARE Aichison 70 flJceT.ilie, pZ"''
FsIe from PacerviIe 20 San francisco, 3D. ~
For further Information apply at the Once Of tue Company
NJ. y. Broadway, N. J., up stair.
Tickets sold at the Office Of Company, ct New ana
ltchisOn.
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Gnrniture.

DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
ID warranted manufsc'gre Also solid Chenu< and Walnut
Chamber suites rlain and Ornamental, Il H. r. EAhklNO-
Tons 300 Cana.t, opposite Weo.ier E,tahl'cd 1883
l'NAMELED Chamber Furniture. - The
Des sssorment ~ Fnsmcled Furniture In al colors and
srl.s Walnut and Chestnut Plain and Ornamental III Dukes,
Who,,.e and Retail As., MGttrcsses and Pai.asscs
WARREN WARD No. n. Canalss.
EUENIIURE and UPHOLSTERY WARE.
L ROONs-Tle .ubscyi5er,, WILLIAM PHELPS late on
the finn OF Phep. KiIrm1u and CLEMENT JEME ~,
,. oil The rfn OF lngefsol Jeweit Col With WILLIAM
n DORFMTs have med coQarncrship Tor the transac-
ton Of gecra FURSlIURL bss,ne, under nc h,ln aSs
of PHELPS JEWEII Co., and occupy stores So, ~
arl 30 sra souh side few doors eat of bfosdway
whe. they THEN friends ard the paoc a. s1t's'Ss a.
,rtu.u, "a RsA aid Plain gftgrc on tne most iifoIaoe
i.ru. A, whoissaie OF re;1L PHELPS, JEWELT 20.
GuOW-CASES.-A general assortment con-
- ,,,'y on hand Od Case. IN ex,hln.e. Oraers
,T..ued promptly HOFFMAN fERsH IL Chaihau-st
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Coruoration Notices.
PARREI BO,vDOlN.

CORPORATION neutrality-suspicious. OF
~ FiAsr. City Of New York Ofice Of the terk % T.
49, :, ,r f,f unp.id A.s--sscn,. Real Estate for
op.,rs Central Pan eouafru,d February iss vii ase
par- Il Pshi- Anoiin a the t,y Hall N the ny OF N'N
n l At nom of lat d1y and be continued from Day 70
dsy mt, vhois shall be soil The d.ts.d 'ta ris 81
msfe IA Advsfti,ef da nrrrsps priHed ud p'hl.neo "a
tLs ty q NV lopie> be had On spycsnoA Al
,LI,,e,.s r., order 4 - Cornq' stroller. July llbJ
4 lswInTs IUO6rUs PURDY CieTk Of Arrears
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EALWAY LINE.
NJ The
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
AURfATiC. 90 horse power, 600 tuna
hIBERSIA, lao horne power, @.s tnnS
COLUMBIA 80 horse power 500 tuna
ANGLIA. loo horse yow 81. J,VVg tun'
Tie masuln. rDt steamship
ANGLIA
viii sail from BOSTON for GALWAY and Ll'EHFOoL on
TUESDAY, October to be followed by the COLUMBIA,
nom Ne~ Yort, Oct ~.
Rai,s Of passage payable In gold s equivalent IN cur
rcncy -,
fast ~
StrsTAs-
Passengers forwarded also g. LoHdoa fe1s' hsmbuis
U.vrr gI.m.n Rotterdam Antwerp &c. a. lowest rstes
from Liverpool Galway TO New iorA AID boston
s,3. . IS sg3 and los.
FOR passage apply 20 - -
For nelsht and other information, apply TO 49,
LAWRENCE. GILES Co. IL south william a.
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HTAnQr1nrKRs rKovo-r HaEsrAL SIKH piv77tcT
sKw 40 ib9 O.. ~ Sew foIs selt = .'A
All Drafted ttcu -hr 4-a I'D iil4 ~l1i'4f
tYsets ifine. sd ssfttn' Naidsf - d. Nl touse
soual Dls;uci ro- been h-ed and ~ ld
cst-d upon on WHO tave been Lfd for uai nee
reported her,oy a;f 20 tpit tLcnss a. iac hria
c9srt.1s q .is D.rt 10. 10 ca Dewccn seIt4oef
az and Oc'Ober s. inc. asite.
Al .nch lot re9r..r aai. suei irne 81 l~ de- NEE
s.sertefs and he proc.--,ed laills, accordingly.
IA1lls ". IAhA.
PrS,ost X1rslal snl PRECEDENT Of Aoasd - fIiolaeif.
CHARLES 1 La MONT.
lfel4b.r u Board Of Enrolment
JANIS W pDN FIL.
surgeon o. boafd 81 Enrol mef'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMtOKI.
FOR BOSTON, .
WORCESTER, PALMER, fITCHBuRG, NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The new and stanch steamers Of the Norwich ire
CITY on BOSTON and CITY OF NETWORK,
leave NewYork daily Sundays excepted at o'clock p m,
from Pier No. 80 North River, foot Of Vestry-st,
FOR NEW-LOSDON,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train from the
above poin via Norwich Woroeste< Boston Worcester,
Worcester Nashua and New London Northern Railroads
Freight taken q the lowel for nfonation. inquire
Of T.. S. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-29

WI stored in FOUR WEEKS by Dr. RICORD'S ES-
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Th. wonderful agent win restore manhood to the mott shat
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his erestorins remedy shoud be taken BY all about to
mary as is effects permanent II 10 acknowledged by the
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n, developing powers are miraculous Success In every
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Or. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE Is sod IN cases WIN
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packed receipt Of rellance, 10 MS sccfeIea
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R.oadgay. krw.York.