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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-25

cheap Land.
BOILING SPRING.
, W TOmGlN5 No. % prk row Room no a.
25.OUO. Rail Road Travellers. .o.VUU'
2, 40. PLfArt RI IhA\ ELti-. IS'b'
,jFV u ~tNE>~ TRAY ELEN~ 22No
- tlu hc supplied .fuS.'
- 40. with The .'o'o'
September Numhcr
kPPLETON'S ILL STRArED RAILWAY GUIDE,
Which contains
Touri.i Guide h. the Watering Pieces spring. ana iic' OF
Fashionable Resort throughout The
United Siairs
sarsos Niagara Fas White Mpuntains, Ihke O"oIge N""
pore, ,atsiul Mountains, LaAe 'hanp.nn, Cape
MAY Atlantic try. Ac., AZ.
Nearly One Humid I'd Railway Mhps representing TIE principal
ksii,.rys II the country dsnrtng the principal routes
l., and from N.w-i orb. Busfou. Montreal, Albany, bu
fnlo, Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago, 81 louis,
New Ofirais, i.pusyih, nashville, Charleston,
Richmond Washington, Baltimore, Phlla
icpha, Ac, ae.' Nc n,
Tim. and Di.,sne Indicator. showing The difference IN time
AID the distances between the various cities
throu about the United States.
nthy Accoupl al Railways ard their Progress, Anecdotes
AID Incidents of Travel,
Nav Time Tables To Date, 60, Sc.
At Publishers Prices, by
SINCLAIR yOuAEi, NJ, u. Nas,au'w
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CA1AEHII.

tnfnrIh.
O-MOaROW Tie New iois Tines wi contain %, ~
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Hoststtsr's gtomafb Ditters.

CELEBRATED
s TO MACH BIT T T. r s.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEAIra But how ?" yoo ask
We answer, It's al easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NEsvEs the Of the brain,
The Liver keep in active Play
And regulate from day to day
Each organ aid, on Natures plan.
Brace and refresh the INNER MAN.
And ike watch ihass KEEP. in chime.
BY constant care. with railroad time.
The systems and strength renew.
And thereby cheer the spirits, too.
CHOW" you inquire can .hi, be dons'
Th. Victory Disease be won"
"HosrErrgRs BrrERs" we reply.
Is HEALrns SUPREME PRoTEcTios-rar'
mean, OF esenera,n disordered and eneebled ys
TEN regulating every function of,he internal organs re'vns
the depressed spirits. invisorg the constitution, and pro-
longing life No medicinal peparIo either Of the past or the
pre.en. time h, been 30 completely universally sacces
fau
HOS ST f. Il I T. X S
CELEBRATED
6 IONA CH BIT L T. 3.
Again, the sapors foul prepare
Tia. fever ;,in; the heavy air
Drink NJ. unmseJ the water found
In prairie wood. mi.hy ground
If.eient.ry tot you ply.
Nature you a.i.,-or Dir
For when Iebsrret fo exercise
For artt6cial ais she cries.
Medicine. grind p7rPose and intent
Is threatened evil &c pyron,;
And II you'd be relieved or spared
From ils tina, crush the srgrsparef
Hos,eter's BI,,ers r.e-fornSe,
TAev are the sugEsT isrioorE.
10 get At defiance the lnama Of aheaihy sos & poison
Of wler the efuvis Of crow led work rooms
and factories and the banefl influence. Of -den.ary suP'y
aaen.. i. il only necessary to be i0rssTHied with
HOS r l. T T T. r. s
CELEBRArED
: TON ACH b L L T. X 8
pyspep.ia'- psng,. tina; rack ard srir
The body. and aeqress the nini.
Asue. that As they 20 and come,
Maae lie q coa,,,r, naryrdom;
Collie. and jy.entere pains,
'Neaih which the strong mans viSor ~aass;
Bilious complaints. those ,eiiou, lis,
Necr conquered yet by drastic pills;
Dread DiaIIhes that cAnnosb-
Cured by destructive meroary;
Slow constitutional decay
Tha, bring. Death nearer, lay by dayi
Nervous pros.Taiion neuia. gloom
Herald. Of miins.. the tonb
For these--,hough mineral nos,r,nls fad
Mean, Of relief d; east We hail;
Ho.rrrrER's BlrrrKs-raedciae sure.
No, to prcrear alone. b., cure.
In Dyspepsia Fewer and Asue, Bilious Complaints COos
,utlonal and Nervous Debility, Constipation seasieknes
spasns and in all Complaints o, Man Woman, proceeding
from casual or nheren, Weakness Of the Body the Gfe
Remedy aud Res,ora,iVe is
no Il L. Il L T. II s
CELEBRATED
S TO NJ A G III ID L L l. II Sc
To wanderers on sea or land,
From Polar shore to Tropc strand;
To households lone, In regions new.
And dv-.llegs in great cities, too.
To soldiers in camp, fog. and held.
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Trut,rc.
fupker.

The Bourse on the nth closed At az.
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Summer Complaints.

Til. fashionable medicine masi be taken ~ this 'essan o.
the year psrruify whenever yoa have DE least unioofs.
able feeling ntn rruc. II fruit Whenever lar
rhel o pain che bowels he fesui Of Eating tainted TODD
% relaxing caad'io Of t> Atmosphere r taken icco ding
60 directions fails ohccs shc disorder aid aa the
pain Fof years IA. T. beca ,o.ed lal ~ reliability cs'io'
l,hrd beyond doubt
The soldiers of the Potomac can bear testimony 70 ~ eliza
m curing u DAheas ard Dyens're. ioi they poor fellows.
pa the .ar. he, summer O.. high - when be-
yoad our power 10 upgy them ior % cent, m bottle Of he
Relief
Fos Disulea pyscn'ery I'D Cholera Nlrhus use RAD
WAYS READ RELlEF-cnrw lrle -gn arabic, and
avoid opiac uitfurc. RApNNY Co. 30 Ma dru.iane.
sod by Dfurs.s,. generally
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THE MASSACRE At LAWRENCE,
NAMES OF THE KILLED
TWEMTY-EIcHT VICTIMS BURIED
Gen. Lane in Close Pursuit of Quantrell.

LAwREscx. Monday Aug %, l-oJ.
addition T. the list of names of the killed
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Dnsincss Notices.

GOLD PESs.-The best and the cheapest at
A. MorToys No p MiidenIpne, New-lofk
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-02

FALSE DIoNIrY.-Simplicity Of manners
joined with strong, sturdy common sense, is
one of the rare and refreshing virtues which
adorn the character Of true man. They
shine conspicuously. though without osten.
tation, inasmuch as they form such striking
contrast to tho countless instances Of false
dignity and vlo affection which wo daily 500
about us. We lately heard Of most anus
ing instance Of offended dignity. A man
called ut grocery and bought some milk,
and while the portly hostess was pouringit
out, hc happened to mention that hc wanted
It for hvorito cat. "what!" exclaimed
tho woman. with indignation in her red face.
"do you think keep milk to sell for cats to
drink? rather guess not !" and she roured
1t back. "I rather guess haven't got quito
50 low as that yet !" And so the man was
Obliged to 60 without his milk, and wait till
the woman got littlo lower. and dignity
was u little cheaper.
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Sflistellal1eous.
A Lesson From History.

A class of men discourse constantly as il
they supposed conversing Of tho condition OF
slavery the same thing rs upholding the
Constitution and the Government. They
talk Of the institution in the abstract as in
some measure recognized and supported by
the authority of tho United States, ignoring
utterly the early history Of tho Republic.
Now the fact is this, during the FIRST thirty
years of our national existance, dating from
the framing Of the Constitution, the people
of these states seven times by solemn acts Of
legislation, proclaimed themselves anti-sluve-
ry and these successive acts Of legislation
arc the moro significant because they had the
sanction Of every branch Of the Government
under its administration by thrcc Of tho
most distinguished sons Of Virginia, and bc-
cause they were intended to restrict, limit,
curtail, and ultimately dry up the institution
Of slavery by cutting Of its fountain Of sup
ply-the slave trade.
Read the sharply defined record Of the facts'
and consider with what constancy and per.
severance our Government, going before oil
Others, prosecuted this work through long
period OF years.
Our Consultation, bc II remembered, was
framed in convention at Philadelphia, George
Washington presiding. l7s6. Il was adopted
by conventions Of the several states, and went
into operation on the 4th Of March, 1889.
The Constitution has this clause in It:
"Ths migration or importation Of such
persons as any Of the States now existing
shall think proper to admit. shall not be
prohibited BY the Congress prior to The year
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JANUARY 2, 1863.

Of my heart stands always ejar, as Mary said
and trouble gliding in at all times, without
80 much as knock to herald his coming
l must shut and bar the door,
shut it and bar it, my friend, answered
Mrs. Bland. And when trouble knocks,
say to her, that you are too busy with order
ly and useful things-too earnestly at work
in dscharging dutitul obligation. in tho lar.
gOr sphere, which, by virtue Of larger means,
is yours 10 work into have any leisure for
her poor companionship, and she will not
tarry on your threshold. Throw to the wind
such light causes Of unhappincss as were SUI.
fcred to depress you this morning, and they
will be swept away like thistle down.
Don't speak of them. My cheek burns at
the remembrance said Mrs. Caldwell.
They stood at Mrs. Caldwell's door.
You will come in?'
NO. The morning has passed, and
must return home.'
when shall see you? Mrs. Caldwell
grasped tightly her friends hand.
In o day or two
Come tomorrow, and help me to learn
more in this new book that has been opened.
shall need wise and patient teacher
Come pood true. kind friend
Give yourself no time for trouble said
Mrs. Bland, with tender, encouraging
smile. Let true thoughts and useful deeds
gil all your hours. This is the first lesson.
Well keep the heart and the rest will be easy.
And so Mrs. Caldwell found it. The new
life she strovo to lead, was easy just In the
degree she lived in tho spirit of this lesson
and hard just in the degree of her departure
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WHEN TO CUT woop AND TIMBER. 1.-The ju-
rability Of wood, oil admit, Is more or less
Influenced by tho time Of cutting. but all
are not so we'll agreed when Is the best time.
Every farmer must have observed that rails
in some instances remain entirely sound for
many years, and that there seems but little
difference in the durability Of the sap and the
heart wood. All becomes hard. Tho bark
in time comes Of but shows no decay or worm
holes. In other instances the sap wood soon
becomes rotten and abounds in worms, and
tho whole Of the rail soon perishes. So Of
shingles. In some lots tho sap will last we'll;
in Others tho first shower will show . differ
encc Of appearance. The time to uttimber
Il In June, and when felled IL should DO leit
with tho leaves and branches untouched Tor
some time. The whitening leaves and twigs
will draw the ssp out Of the wood. and thus
tho timber will DO ripsned.
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pp.etrg,
AToNEMENT.
ny BAYARD TAYLOR.

ny BAYARD TAYLOR.
If thou hadst died at midnight,
With lamp beside thy bed;
The beauty OF sleep exchanging
For the beauty Of the deadi
When the bird of heaven had called thee
And the time had come to 20,
And the northern lights were dancing
On the dim December snow
Ifthou hadst died at midnight,
had ceased to bid thee stay,
Hearing the feet OF the Father
Leading His child away.
1 had knelt, In the awful Presence,
And covered my guilty head,
And received His absolution
For my sins toward the dead.
But the cruel sun was shining
In the cold and windy sky,
Auu Lllo, WIN uls uOShiuS 'VASSS,
Looked In to see thee die.
God came and went unheeded;
No tear repentant shownj
And he took the heart from my bosom,
And left In Its place stone.
Each trivial promise broken,
Each tender word unsaid,
Must be evermore unsPoken-
Unpardoned by the dead.
Unpardoned' No the struggle
Ofyears was not In vain
The patience that wearies passion,
And the prayers that conquer pain.
This tardy resignation
May be the blessed sign
Orpardon and atonement,
Thy spirit sends to mine.
Now irst dare remember
That day OF death and woe,
Within, the dreadful silence,
Without, the sun and snow !
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-02

Lifs wi.hqs, love is aworld without a sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-07-29

rAoENn-' AAiN" "' ""'
Goosrc Ah's'"n w., W 49, o'
vhe ehns' ', """u"e ~. 49,. ~ -
MIN IN u ''osoh' '"~'"''' ''e'''"s :" mn" ~ '"'
risht afm. The inuIeS nHn was also stabbed Ia the
add, The sfray Occur oil In butchers shop. ner
-, -, .rIt.. go, i..i.. 49,. -, 80
Of ksj mond arc ilhhiS sete"' 'H'h WIZ III 90
Vccarous a coalition Yesterday. that tears were en-
Sss.ainei fer his recovery.
JHK RECENT HOMICIDE IN STATE SrKgrr.-
nv, Coroner'. ,ur In the ca.o Of John rarray &C
cu-ed Of tn murt"' 81 his wife b, ''h!iaF her on
,.a 80, ..h,
-, ,.aa,i,n ~ ,no c,,na
-
Juty. Ths s~ri-' fe'dsh NJ no. 20 Sla" street
N,xy lolICr W ASrrD-Sheriff Campb.ll
y,
PrfeenttI .ul 10 'lL' 'oi'llilou NouHf'
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The Cnll Tribunal Of the Seine has iust given
jud,nen, in an action brought 10y the heirs OF Pierre
Loustaunau, formerly g"nsrai-sinio OF tho armies
Of the .hra,ts5 III he East ladies', against the
rtIroteutstises OF N. lepiuo. jcwelerto Nlpo.e N
the Ftrst 20 recover the sum OF GOn.OOO francs the
value at . ruby which General Loustsuu-u hlt en-
trusted fer s.ic 10 N. Lep!ne. The pisinuhs also
demanded dsnsl'r to the amount 4 100. uWf In
opening tho vsH, the cornses Ton the Paint ~ gave
a Ion. ouiit OF the adventures OF IlIIe Lo.,tsu
nsu who wss native VI Village - III. loot of ths
Pyrcp 90, WI 'ch b" ie,t ~nsn Iai'1a young man.
A. lIII. during the tNciianent cIusrt by tho
American War o. Independence VITA tic int,nt,. n
Of so siug hi- fort me IN AuIeucs NJ heinz Able.
however,, H. tnd vessel Tor that do NuAon, he took
his pas.nR" to tn Eis, inI.s boards ship cary
iug envoy from tie King oi France, chsr.ei IT,
cuntl ldc W IN tsri Indian not, ut,e. offensive
AID defensive sllan sg.iust the -lsh, AMI
Andrd ~ port IN the lhrttta tr-.to:!, not tar
from u 'n,hny. The Emperor # tn ma atlas lad
Just been asssssn ted. -nd two pr Ec,s u,putd tus
thtuuc, oIe o. whom Ma supported by the French
and III. other ty the tnghsn. Lou.s.unsu uune-
dstCly dot rm ned 10 JOIN the former, AMI OF n
| . lsuet Of pvomn,ndntion from the Preach envoy.
His ilsrsd services were decline on sc,osut If his
youth. ll0 tnon determined t. serve ~ SouLtrt
sld tho course OF the var he s;in1 ,gtnui him
80 n,.eh, AZ Ia be- eNrut d with the connia and
Of dctauhusut, NJ the head Il which hr g.iuvd
advautA.c over ~" Engs., ilr vii IA tn H. n q
rev. ri,d him With horse re c.i1'f 1ini
! AM "a sum & ave IA 'u,Ai.t rlp..-. lie AtC-.
wslIs ohIsinci ~ ~ srt ..l r.,,,.
| h, coutri tutrl to the s4cc' ri / So - an 'n..
Io-,Ln. bait e, du ing WI. ne l'ths l,c hs4d.
lie 81 aver tu.i ma .r - rep a.e 4, .ud IA.
,ery hts, TINS 10 sppcsr,t h. uu t,st O, his
| u. ols with ~ new usn,, a. Ihdan priest,
/ f.ilns u4 his kie hc'uc Il L., &c ,rtd tAt tit
wtl ", f,,e N..- a uHpl Nod. I. VAi si,',H,
p..,h cy "a dcclar & tnsi 10 NJ r,tta emp r.
/ ',,r iuaia. tn : ..ct eyre - N,-w ru a
/ avn - ul.. I've ,oi4.u I4d"d 3 IA siIAA tr nom
the az " I Ni'. N iny IA DO q Lehd. It,'L IA t
4. ~ IA II 4
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CLRARED
aTEAMaWTPa-J q Perri., Norfolk J Cad~silader.
BAlt mor-; vihelsnd. Milviie, Persia. Liverpool
sUlP Chcshire, tRritiehl Crais. for ~ John.
Marks Courusn, Rotterdam: Rsiamci I,ctou
flild,n, Hsyle, Ems, Otsrs, shsnghae; berin, Ant
serl; Immaculate, QIecns,ovn.
pRfGs Rescue, Havana. Orson Adsmt Hlishetf
port. irlocsne. New y lcsn. Margaret John, n
kats fisif,N Velocity, ll,vans, tioo dana, Wsl.t
Ioia.n,t old, Cork. orozimbo fhiiaielpha.
sCHOoNtRS- kvthcl, iL-,on, Julia a Halock
do H irNnkIin, Nof~iCh, Esaisnt. 81 Andres.
Swan. B,ltpO.e 4 Russell ~ NOT Aruc, prien
tai, IshfaI. u X lie Wolf Aus Cave; ketscca
clyde, fogti, - Moro: Eyeiua, BahNinas.
ARRIVED.
sTYAyaNfPS -Merrimie prize % Z. s'esmer iro
glos P.rkersturs. Portland, Ne. Falcon, Pfovid.nc,
S,rah. rhiladt Iphis CONGO 4, I Octotsra- DO.
Cad ~sadcr. do; s'af OF the South. Charles on Bar
BARKs- Preeioss, tPrr-tisn! Cart,a Morning star
= JSro Dc Cuba: Lro", Sssus. MARI 4 I. Ist. A
Iss: u A Cochran, Hstnn ka,: Maytiowsr, Barbados
BRlGS Jane. Cow Bay. Ann, ka1sss,i, Morocco
VIA CAREY, C,sufueso. Mo- riny stsf, ~ Johns, X
Owls ssvanills; Reevor, Cumberland HGhor' w
trrriIze, NasuAbO, PK.
SCHOOSERS- GOOD win. Elcu'hcrn Nalrous
Cow Bay. Hannah. FrzAlethrsrt for Ro..oH; N !
Pnrce, Bangor Ne; Ah-rt Mason, Port ko' al.
Fiorcn,., st Kilt; Frances Ellen. New Haven.
BELOW VA foreign frisAte, and one brs.
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IAuplvuM DRANK PoR BRANDY Coroner
Earrs,s. Of brooklyn, u. D., yoter1ay held 81 IN.
cue. IN tue tody Of . woman, aged .! year,. Who
sicd - North rreond street, near Fourth. from the
affect. of drinking >udanum, believing 1t to BE- bran
~ sies soldier In the house had cough mixtrrr,
ofylleh the WOMAN Ms. Bdset Needhsm- drank
sbou, ,hre, ounces She disd few hours afterwards
A WILMINGTON OfricKN kILLKp.-At
sh' re'ent h"'tc OF hAus.ns Gap, Lieut.. Short, OF
ahc .Svklrf I4crsot BRIGADE, killed while lead
Sns his men l"ave1y CO. lie had proved himself cons
V~sant officer
L,rs'iI"S-'hs morning, a, 7.I5, as ro-
tcsd III Yesterday Scr. Vandsrbilr. new steamer
Cenmodors, for tn California 'rae', will launched
At point Alec, - O'Clock, tie .tt O. rnlet,
Grctnloigt
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Who N-' a'so s.'endrd N" nj -nc, sn' ND r"r-csn
cd hfn'' asaf I'd NJ NJ llo,,of'i, uvi, Ell go ~.
ein io 70 4, 81 He'ttk sI4s = ~ tis hous. ~ q
trend Of M. Hoover. It ga. al right, went owe.
20 ia't Nevsfk, where he two srrved b.tSe'n snd
4oaiocv IN " morning; pm ent~ing y" hf
while he vent into the hack room iof . lieht. In a
Wv minutes NiIoeniz tcturDci D, hud stqtkicin =.
mn dia,elv vt uppn b. tro ietoc'ou' dos on ~
them ,sid to be bood hound and he was ht.cb aud
Iac.rAt.d on his arms and Ice in sloLt t. n
different plaee... while sra.pns wi oil. q
hs snirabs vncnz rn.hsd Up and dest
svord, Which .it him inscns,be On the npot, in-
nictinsA FAsh threo inches in l. Dsth Wksn s'0~k.
.in chnie 20 con.cousness lb ut daylight, he i.lni
his money missing snd himself p'i,on'r, locs'd
into the 10 m. ALTHOUGH very nuch ,,hsis' ed " IN
tn u.s. o. col, the iuJn''d man succe"doh ir N
ina he c.cal-. through window, and With ~ co-ic.
III h,u III" ( n n, s'opleusoI. and sac lister u
mN siaeb conveyed him 80 NeFstk, vie ~,
Ia the hand, of Chief OF polic' Rely. sni Dr,er iv'
icaul'y ofJ't.". city, sud ths Ofi,'f,. sss's VI,
| th.i WAN Old ~ N'rsit, ar..'cI III. ,ccu,'d at
ihe latter .nitd place ~ho "a, btoulhi g. ) f''y
,.iy 'vt nlnA anu conn, ttct e. o. ttt ffruh
Gov. PARhgg mas IssrED 1uE following
| reclamation;
/, IL RICH, pnblicly 10 ave thsnt. to Almighty God
tic ri'ri States and in the md.' OF THANKSGIVING
70 r'mtmh,r pfs,e tnos. -bJ have been orreaVed
/, 49, s,, .1h't.,,.n 10 III. 70 invoke n. Ho,y
Spr 70 change thr hCaft 81 Tier IN mi ., and .
- ,uic" v.'h sisdun 10" counwls o. tasr own gIs-
| nnm,nt O thu end thst the non o. he So. NAV
b. mant ,u,c IA" Consttuti.n prcs.rveo, aud peace
| an p-o-r, rity speed ]. o,sbi,hvf.
| TTrf7s, recommend tus, ia. people o. he state
| 81 New i fs,.. nlstHV. bv IItAhks,tiN Int AMI
PRAY Il. in Their u.u, pIac' y pubic .hi. III,
ii. i'nrsd SAGE @. ~. rnCksDAY, ,hc en-
DAY AtUtsI \. y. 1868.
1
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her life 10 the young barsemsIor, he received hia
cordially Besides, great c az o had taKen piax
In Andres POSITION. Tho rotkct BOOK lelieStheS
h u the inhNbtaut Il tie loneIy Rouse hae
been uud at the - yer ~ hO-" Inn Win
Ma.,rt ia 'ques' coat AID hat. Tue yong tnan whs
j d not X ow from whence II caIns. uehcNeu ~
o,ly Inherited his f,,hef'' n 1cr'i hvins' AMI this
unlo,ye # wealth was s'ifh cut g. sl~n,c e' ~
o ciiJu. lhre- months AZ ct tie events We hsvs
i,t r, atrd. b" m r. .d Eutn- NJ Mt Nlnc NJ.
lie tai no, forge ten 81, 'Spul'ion from tile rVes
service =" bit Le made n attempts 70 enter ~
sgs n, and gave up thu baf,;' m ms trade.
Ths ,rs7eior who goes down from An ers 70
Nantes, may At u see. b. scc' Guam &C. .sui In
grsnde, . ~orsy.ri fl.' with oa.-sttvs, d'd
l. arta aud wo zen ii GO. Al tn" en-, ard m me
miad.c Of t." ystder. Sta ia C usfe, aud oosins
upon ths Lore. Ths IS Andres chosen home
hers ne ives AappLy "i,h HI tine, 90 III oAnAs -
the river he VS., AMI " thin $ uhd oi ihs ~assfs
" n.ch recal. TO aIn 10 inany uIem Res.
TnE ESD.
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% CENT HAIR DYE
~ BIlESr'S CT. .EBRATED
tOLIMNlAN HAIR DYE

"a the only itbc, we'll ssthr Ch~1pcv ~ iclo IN
N Nj q, All sOt al respectable y. lggi-fs -
the luteL STAGE. t.e iollo- Ing Wi kuosu whole
"a. Dutgist' are ~ hgsn,s In Ses Norl BARNES
Z Co., A02 B.oAdsAy j Z. HART, 20 D,rtuau Il :
an p. WHEELER, II! lhrrry Il. Dug 4
can Sc supp.lr3 o. CHAS. y, CRITTENrOS, is
s.yih a. nu, isnusacsG. cd at a. soath sseont q,
Wuianthnrgt-
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CURE BILIOUS DIAREuHA.
cuRoNIc DIARRnGA, CHRONIC pfsENrER,

And all Fcvsrs and hscctions If tho Bowels
Also kneuinAti,ui., Alice ions vt the kitneys AM
Splc o. Il sir use has neral good effect uIoury,
organ, beeause They purify the blood. Read following
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

CoRSwrLI 90 IN Tueaday. July 2s'h inst. Of
chronic Arrhus, John T. Cornscll, In tho 9th year
OF h. age.
Til. relatives and friends Of the family, And th~s
q, HE sons. THO. VI and ! " CoriwCi. 49, f'rl-c:-
hllv inv.,.,i TO sttrnd the funeral. on Thur.dsy
auernoon, ,uy 81, o'cock from the re- ,d.nrc -
hls con, j. ~ Corure .. Third o., without further
uotil- "a
GOEDoS-on Tuesday. July -, william, the We
loved son u WLliain and sufan Gordon, agsu yr..
mont n, and &c d.,s.
Ihr 1 lr'iv,, nd frouis are respectfully invit
To- ..tgnf IN, fru-rn'. on T,Ir-tay s.ter.ucu. 20
ms ~ o'.ock RON tn raid 81 he rlfsu's,
~ rul'on Il, u oosiyr, iihout Hrthoi Invitation.
Chit"So aud Circ ris,i p~p.rr plfa'c coy. -"
A SUITABLE REWARD GIVEN TO ANY
n p, lson that ran informa ion OF III sloDp
WM B..AIR, Capt. John ,.ordOn Who lett FIutLils
last Monday. e. SCHULTZ for' u Bank ct 81
CUEGEOS-GENERAL HAMMOND. ~
~ ordering cAlouc aud dcrtru tive Minerals nom
the supply tables h-. inferred h. asinr .i,k
soldiers Let him not stop here. Let him order the
di.coutinusnc- Of bleed ne" and thu NE Of BRAN
DRErll's PILLS Ia the place thgretL Thea will com
"ue~ era IN IT., practice OF medicine, whieh
would then become ooaphiuoAly
THE HEALING ART.
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PURE BLOOD.

Would disease effect ne " our hlpod ~erc pare
Then " BKASURErH'S FILLS purity the Hood,
they restore ouI health, and OWN Husptrp Ng,g't
usi has proved th"y infsllibly purify the III "a
BRANDRETHS PILLa
are purely Veselsble and innocent ~ bead, but In
CrRE Bilious DIARIhtEA.
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CASE or ROSCOE X. WATSON.
DR. u. uRAHDREIH, New York

~. -; ' ~ ~ :, e....., Al,
reg, u-nt New York v )Intrcrr. While al Hstri.ors
Landing and on the Rspr All tnnock, near tp'n u
| and many VI the Company were sick vith hiioI.
d1rhm,. The army SUR, on did not cur "a ~ 4 |
rc-iured 10 skin and bone. Among tn cou'rsny
quite Q number Oi members who had sorkei in
your laboratory at Sling Sing. They not sick,
because hey u.ed Brandrr;h 's Ps. The.e mn PIE
vs,d upon III, aud ohsrs to u.e tn rf,s, and We
w-re all cured In from two ~ FIVE DAYS. After This
boys ussd Brantrcth- Ihs TOR tins typhus fever,
uolt. and rheumatism. and in NO case did ,hey il
rcstore health.
Ont OF " altitude To- you for my ssod health send
you thu. isttr which, nsczsary, the entire COM
paLy vail sisn,
am, TssIe fully. yorrs,
ROSCOE x. WATSON.
JUsyfS ls6S S'ns Ning
Es~tMrEs, NxS SrvLr issUREs rfF GhsUNK.
Bisndrrth's T.ls are soh at y.r. nv nUI, With fu,l
directions. by all rsbpsc table dealsvs evSry~h-rs
The ssnc pills, susar-coatad, SIXTY u box, price
Doe, At No iuon Square.
NsN SrItF 80 No DiRR,T rRos l.Aroa, ruRy.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE BRANDREYH ROUSE,
NEW YORK aa5
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MARINE NEWS.
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