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, 1863-07-11

Comprising al The choiee.t varteties Can dispose Of
fnm 5de =, eco b9ehes thls Yeas 1he Peaches from
1851 and nasurpassed IN this StAte Thsy viii oe
carefully packed In bushel 18th bo1eG ana sent T
express % Ill points. Orders addressed to DAVI4
Quincy. III Will receive prompt attention,
jy1u hz1e-as CLARK CHATTEN. Pay1oa Ill
FARE REDUCED BY TT THE
Il GRAND TRUNK LINE OFEEW STEAMElS-
AsO0 LESS TO BOSTON
el0o LESS 70 OaDENsBuKG,, po,xra
AND TO ALL EaSTEhs L1,rnit.1e
Fnr Hnnalo touching 1t All polat1 on ~ n.
.Ed throngh to Daa1ola three dsys nossoa aud
New York. Ths splendid 'ox-ps'ssaFe' lAs' SSA'0s'
uppercabu steamer or,,.
MONTGOMERY, Captain .th oMh'
WN 1save her ccck foot Of soae5 rtient a. 1sss.r
day, July uth, Il r. u. 'ot i. i. sFKScf;E.
'9yiS SlS seu:t A.sn. o@ee foe! q = L..e1.e :.
VALUABLE CITY 2 5,,lt LOTS J; SEC, FOR T!
5ot 1.e sSes tss.sf = nss,
Blo9h g = Ss<tsaid aad Lot Ia Block q !oriSsaA
IN blocH Ch,e1xo 1 Apply to tho u1defzgned. L. u
PAINE eL;ssac rhJnnea hJune -. I@, ts31 1Rsse 1o+s1*1a
, 1863-07-11

at Cairo Is still doing remarkably good bust
ness: The old fAyorttes continue 70 appear.
and observe, By an advertisement In tie col.
umns Of the TRIBUNE, that Messrs, Willis,ns
y Holland arc in search Of still more a,t,ac-
Eors to draw the attention of the multitude.
Firstc1ass actors might come to a worse place
a more unapprecialiye publtc-than Cairo,
r r. W
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Prof Jas Renwck, Of the most dstin savant
Of city expired nj his residence Monday evening
having attained the good old age o. seventy years
Hz funeral win take place Friday afternoon
remains win be Inferred IN the family vault situated Ia
the graveyard attached 70 the First Presbyterian meeting
house Ia Fb avenue. The religious services however
will BE- performed at Grace church. 10 Broadway corner
Of Tea,h street.
IN. mother 81 Professor Renwick was Miss Jeffrey,
daughter Of the Rev Andrew jeffrey u Iochnaben scot
land, whom the poet Burns has immortslizsd IN his
"Blue Eyed Lssse, and mentioned also In the ballad
Who's nrst my jennie face = which latter how
Goes not appear auotg the published esons Of the
scotch poet.
Atbc age OF twenty Mr. Rcnwick graduated at old
Columbia College. ia this city, and thirteen years there
after nscd the chair OF Professor Of Chemistry and Nst
raj Philosophy 10 that institution continuing 10 that po.
siton until about eight nine years ago when his In
crcasing years sdmonishei BIN " withdraw from the
somewhat laborious duties Incidental 70 his orloe az
instructor He bore the character o careful rough
aud inAnssr teacher Hs also AZ author OF
siderable abiity having written number n valuable
biographies besides several works chemistry natural
philosophy, geology and kindred subjects His principal
public services performed 10 1888 where be served
A. one q The s.inner. for the exploration Of The
Nsrthessterr boundary, THIS exploration, pil be ~.
memberesi, led 10 the famous AsbDurton treaty the
year lsl2
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Foot Race as elm PARK.

Qaie interesting foot on yesterday after
lin Park Nnety.nr,t sucei aud Broadway
between Young spot and william Dob.gn Sh.sh
the occasion Of drawing tLher large I'd, al q whom
m,Diicsicd the greatest saHcty n tho fssut The
announced TO ~ O'Clock bot de.sy.d
hour later IN order " allow iu Attendance. u The
sporting fraternity who drove up to the sfosad
ritses and lsht ~sgous IN dasbing manner. The lee
admits ION 70 tho yicnity q tho clab Loa,e, from
wlunce Tho Contestants Start. sss
tseaty.Gss cents and quite large nainb.r iasa
ibis price very willingly, 'hs hundreds rsma a'd out
side hosting themf.lyes IN The fsur.s and snois a.
secure good yiew u the it~li b. remembered
that Young SPORT ran race about th.as Ntrks ego
Win tssadt. AID Wa VEL bcarn bit h. piocs not
having eft Lan arrangement nsia b..p
and NshgfS 70 contest the qualities ~ vind ADD
muscle yesisgday. Dgb.,n y az cssmp N.. rors
fireman, 400 vas ormcrya menhcr u No ~ tnGns.
About yc,r aud b.H At0 h. raa for ,rurp.t whsb
PIT W by tho Pre- Drpaftmsni, Coming ~ -sco1d
60 a. a. me s.I@ae .ss , sn sse. 70,
silver trumpet arcorni fishing tbs feat minute.
AL ven,y ne ind. but Wa b..,en Ne ase sss 10
Kingsipn Uisisr county, sgsinsi John smith, bsstns
h.fn badly obxoB 10 butcher w trade, II G,s lsst,
el,en and bali inches Oh. tsseiy sish, years Ss
rather mnsess' aud yell progor,ssed. Young sIon .
Owe feet eleven ~ hss Lgh. yssbsr q sim bald ssr.
~ four ysss u age Win flight c1dsncy 10 ieah ior
ward Ne II also ~ csemr' a'.msn. has n, formerly
with fnglrs 30 4 sGd sd eaaen,iy with ~ - VI
The race wss ter $50 s4e, faar ufnrs srolndA bsd
tho A. the tins sp,afa.rhed for ira start TIE
gfe-nbacks we're RAPID eifcuiaton beiNeer The 70
ape.,ire trend, q both r1ries one hsndrsi = ftJ
bets made On rosn. rpoft s,f tsssr 40 rely
Tbs result Doubtful a. many Who refused - bsi boz
the tafn ~ sralrs evifcB ~ favor ~ pobson ~
three oclca the br0sght fqf'h from Nc
slnb hnxs amidst cheering from tue t*tmbsd
l0nng -pyft dfefss4 q PAX shits 81 aba
stout r4nblGg Shes isstHu stft blsr Nhtfi, 81 I.
4 ghts snd lEht sipfriH foaps rltfi Api<afsi
little clatad Ard s1pra go BE rssnfsuf. II tgsfssf
Whe lob ~ 49, f.sffc tif sorl rssuing ~ 10
tAa4 befofe him sith bat lite oncarn 4 fss minNfsf
p.st three 0coss they - 10 4ud - thy
irre ata TT, Young Npnft soon sioaibs a. 90. =
~ .sfag lnlsi - afaa'sgr ~heh bc - sspl VA agsd
tie curse. r01trs a. the sim ~ pet ah1gt tbrss
t4rm aheai tpssH IN TIE Ncs.nA 81 l.s
Y .gns pot galped more gfotni ~ ~ eppBsNi sto
ssienu'lf 80 10 ttt8* iW ffdrf g. fffg
b. slDd TO- tga bna L9bcslfseh. faasf0t.s bots
B14 y-efed ~ fUans sipft ed go . - $50 q
thn tlHs fouHf sprrf aHasn raTle la shead sist.
y bon W sby4t tlt yards o. ~ bird fuanf i.H
sport - ia ~ igua H*tsnae shrsd 80 At ile
rlshfr h. ffsltf gui Nl IT, q IN fnf .. f..if
although iuaug sort sfIt ~ afratfsss sf Wha #ts
ils sand yafis n tNe az pot - -
III. - gNtrf h.infst -. shot Ttfff -
lid 80 The tAce ~ sbsgt - 40 hsi pro 49,
Veft ahy tfh'estff 30 spp@Ncl - tARf aftb -.
tlfo ~ tfsff - a. thpsf = sfefisf
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THE AMERICAN QUESTION.

The Negro jackson a Manchester Ora.
tOr-ComEnents OF the British Press
the Rcpuisc at Fredcrfcksburg-TheI In
tervoAtion scheme Again Debated
What the Newspaper Organ Of Eage-
mic Says OF Mr.. Lincoln's Compromise
Ideas, &c.
Among the speakers at the Manchester meeting was
the negro Jackson known JET Davis escaped coach
man.
The English journals largely occupied 10 poitca
aud financial reviews of the past year and specuaons on
the future The financial editor the London Times pre-
diets continued active trade with America II says that
when the war broke out America held large stocks OF
foreign produce These are now mostly exhausted. She
must consequently return not only to the old but 10
greatly increased scale Of importaons The same result
may be expected whether the continues or not
The Sumter has been sold at auction at Gibraltar for
80 500 she will henceforth be engaged the Liver
pool and Mediterranean trade.
Tho battle OF Fredericksburg was the theme Of unyer
sal comment in the English journals Some regard It as
most disastrous for the North others speak in more
qualified tone All admit tho gallantry Of the Northern
troops The London Nees says they fought with bravery
rarely cqnaed and never surpassed and although failing
sgnaly In their object they remained at the end OF
hght great and pow era host ~ casts bfnrnc on
the incapacity Of the federal leaders
The LONDON Times thinks II tremendous disaster for
the North and conrmaory OF the almost unirevsa belief
hot the Confedrae fully able maintain Their inde
p,ndence and ought 70 lead those who have influence
on American opinion 10 admit that tho time h. arrived
Tor coenseHing NE abandonment Of hopeless enterprise 1t
says doubt that the federas fought WE'LL for
that III have done at all times but than usual III
fortune has awaited them. The London Times waits with
interest Tor tho development Of its the North
The London Sdr admits 1t a repulse; but gays
Wa no decided victory. II looks for change
10 tae contest.
Other journals suggest that II may be made IN. Key noe
fos Nriidtioa and compromise.
The London Herald asks whether 1t Is not the conjunc
ture 81 er-,s % shaped themselves Earl Rn,selrs mind
as 'hoss n.6t 0ouid render mediation udrrdntaolef
La FAM. says after the battle OF the 18th Mr. Lincoln
bad long conference with che Minister or France and
the peace party consider this step taken as dsre for
Cancellation.
Mr. Spence the Liverpool correspondent Of the London
Ts again in that journal the recognition OF tho
south a. the FIRST step towards mediation.
The london Times deyotes another editorial 10 the de
nuncAiion Of General Butler 1t says his continued insults
cd"roi BE- tolerated, aud loudly calls for his removal
Mr. Gladstone, in speech the Lancashire distress
Expressed the hope ha, the crisis had passed and
that by March decided Improvement In trade would be
experienced.
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circular bad been issues by the Minister q the Ia.
terror desiring tbs projects Of the Southern provinces
70 report the municipalities giving suic ent assis,
for suppresns brssndsge that they may be d..
solved The Minister states thai be reckous upon the
cooperation II the National Guard and shes ito pre-
feets - complete their organization
Gcn Damn and lapothe' officer. who served under Carl
bald winning sicily been arrested r Nice by order
u the French sovefnment
The appointment y General Wilson, Ambassador or
Russia Turn iva very offensive before the gadezsy
campo ~ be obtained permission 20 Inspect the Pedrnon
fortress aud found acting aadeizkys stan when
the catastrophe At Nosara occurred.
The Ministerial journals positively deny that Monsieur
de sartiges had requested the Italian goycrnisen, 10 re-
store the private property Of the KIN. Of Naples seized
by Gafi6adl
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Tns Lar Er,D~os on Bo.sp Trtr --coronsr Nas
mann commenced sn investigation yesterday The Cir
cgmsuances attending the fatal boiler osplyson ~
bard the government transport Tiio, Cap, Henry A
Bourne large number u witnesses were eraninci
hcisdiss The cspsln. chef engineer and several Pre-
ticsl noifr makers but nothing elected to
show that he accidsnt could have b.u av-.iHd
by arr ordinary presatiop. The Jury after DE erbe
ration rendered The following verdict - that The sai
rpouas wash, william Parsons George " Floyd saa
man urknOwn cahe 70 their esiibs by nesds and y gs
from ~. opse q boiler board tho steam port
Tas 81 M, i'm q January 1888 Ehs jury orotersie
The engineers ufn ~ blame, md 4ttssd thst tbs
ser ga Constructed With The utfnat care, art fatthef
say thai they unable r. arrive - auy f4tFfAtrF
r.e,,a a. 70 to- tNute u The socidsnt
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eafresEenaescs from gey West, Published noad.y
~, Il stated thai tn captain y the rocahonAs
arrested drunkenness, hr b. ths provost guard y
49, gor,y seventh rsnnsy yanis rss m-i sna tat ~
ssstiil "a custody CAPTAIN william Cfos.szen = IT,
r,o.hoL, called Al ihs fi0.iD orcs yesterday AT D.
tsfsooa apl~ranss h vefy dir rent frOn iBs ssasfp
tfr y the arrested Al KY Wet ~ lt,ahanta'
alsi u. day oorre,p1u4er, wfos ~ 'c,isr 49,
svasst that her captain ooad - b. 10 ophesfnss
Nv the pfoyoi gaar. Ny West AL L oaia'nf = o.
bio a. oae and ~ il'ne To- tt4tt = lf1hsh1
bai ,one - sbona 80 nto tT atY fh 's tf'F'ft
guard. aDd T. psMr H. - o., plsta t'm fh 81 =
cfrts y pshs.
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THE DEPARTMENT or THE EAST.
Genrrai Wool In Comma nd, with Head
quarters In New York city.

quaSseIs IN New York CITY.
General Wool has been appointed TO the command ~
the new Military Department OF the East with his head
quarters in this city The following announce his
assumption OF the Command
GENERAL oRDEas-So l.
HEApau ARIrNs, Dg'AErssxr rns F.ul
Nrw YonK Cry, Jan IL 1868
Tho following orders from the Adutant General Of tho
Army received On the llth instant
GENERAL okDsks-se.2
war DEPARTMENT Ann rANr GrHnAL's OypcH
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3, 1so3.
The Military Department Of the Fast N hereby created,
u consist ~ the Now England States and the state u
MAJOR General John Wool. United States Army, v
assigned 10 the command Of tho eaartmont OF the last
by order of tho Secretary OF War
y y. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjutant General
Ia obedience 70 the above orders MAJOR General John
Wool hereby assumes command OF tho Department Of
tho East
Commanding General are announced and win DO oocyed
and respected accordingly
colonel 7 J. Cram, Ala de-Camp and Typographical
Engineer.
lieutenant colonel John b. Fro hlogham, Aid de Camp
ana Acting Assistant Inspector General.
Muu q i. Tbrst.nsen aud Captain Scptlmns earn
cross, Ais.deCamp AMI Acting Assistant Adjutants O.
neral
captain De VIII clinton Ald.dc. Camp and Acting Judge
Advocate,
~ command o. MAJOR General WOOL.
Z. Z CnnsfKNstN, Mayor and ABIDE Camp, acting ~
slstanf Adtatlnt General
general oRDEiss--So. ..
HsApQuAR prsqragsr rng Essr,
Agw foE Cifr, Jan II 1858.
/ commanding ofcete q - forts. barracks and
camps WITHIN ~ UNITS ~ w dnir1nroi, Will without
H'y, lTNdin ~ ,h'' ~ tl Aflnfh"F No ninination
4 W. hahart "on'ta'- fstt5A = All tho troops
NelNlus uhi'r thcH HhnHli4ln l'fh'Wu -
III ~ '!hefN p'"ug ~ " tlu various hah sofp " IN"
army ana ~ "hecsr ~ INV Hhr - dstfhcd r'ffe"
"rNNs w this afunehtf WI promptly report ~ VIII
XIV . w." h'tull"t'tA Nst lo'il - we ha'h'' y
th' nNS 'hey NE i"fWm.AG. Hha ". authority assign
I -hk u'Nu - *A'h ah'N
~ hh' insurer ~ 'Hf'fNi WhNthw ~ INC f.Fuar ~
NM"a,e'r HeiN iet now W. ave ~ hpsrnce Wlthlh thr
niNt tMeDt' WI i4NH. 'tN tep"i NOR t~h'nee5 anu
~" a''''s nuu'' "h'. Ni1y ~ .Ns'ht iE"hi 'ef ~
s.''.|f ~ m'nls y cflh ii"n MAJ iAtp ucr savo
+ ~ uN''f toA nh.et ~ lui Hp" hn& period lhiht
I - ",l' ~ lW"isn ~ .0t"'l y tla hca 'st 'u4ir
s'hri ~ - Mh''h tn'9 ~ I'VE salsi'.tly oVl
u.no' 'h'' WY 'o Ap4hn' ~ VI l"f aAAho'l3 ih'
1870 - "hoh WY i'ENt WV W hrh i'l"sl - M
'i'iarlh's w, - ~ st'' aaA Aho"h ~ nm 70 20
- ,.,p',snt lfifla tue "'''H'! Sin'hB lnc s"iHa'
~" INV l'n.th ~ ,h' 49,, ,.
! =, r Co.. hs .'hli' ~ = ailof oeno' ~ WIZ.
- = ,p1-ilN@.NI wv "n' AN' az amp, Ac'4ls -
ssp"t S"lue's e'l'fa-
1fNkhAL on hsh 70. -
iiRAhN Ahik-, biAlusfsf ol rih Eisf !
Ny Noh anY, Jan IL lso3.
I !, ~ II y q Ven Known lact ihit u"re y" lafe
numbers ~ detitcfA scattered throughout Tue I'JFt
men. 81 thc fAat, embracing -" l"rN ana al ne N'v
England states, ~ T. hereby inaf tr duly ~ an uH,cfs
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Am q =. m ~uts.

Miss Laura Keenes comedy company give scas0n u
one night At the Brooklyn Academy Ausic this
ing tOld Heads and Young Hesrts" AMI Mature aDd
ART The plays, aud Ma Keene, Hr Flake and other
fayorlic artists appear. The house will undoubtedly b.
crowded.
Mrs Emma Robertson (Iaie Mrs. BroasharnJ gives
reading from James sheridan KNOWLES, Al Dodwofihs
Hail ~ night Selections viii be read from +" Tho
IIunchbacs and The Love Chase and NF Hobsf..
son prae,sed ann successful reader the public may
anticipate rare treat
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE.
Additional by the Arrival Of the Jura
at Portland.
--S~>~~~~~>-~~~~~~~~~~
The British and French Press on the Re-
pulse at Fredericksburg.
INTERVENTION AGAIN ADVOCATED.
.,~->~~oS~~o~~-~~~~>~~~>
Interview Between Mr.. Lincoln and
the French Minister.
~--~>~~o~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~
The Empress Eugene Says It
Means Cancellation.
DEFICIT in THE FRENCH REVENUE
REVOLUTION IN JAPAN,
&C.. &C.. &c.
DEFICIT in THE FRENCH REVENUE
REVOLUTION IN JAPAN,
&C.. &C.. &c.

PORTLAND, Jan. 10, 1858.
The steamship Jura Captain Acton, from Liverpool
via Londonderry I'd via Cape Race l0th arrived at six
O'Clock this morning with lol passengers.
purser Taylor reports, 10th inst at six NJ eighty
miles west Of Cape Race, passed steamer supposed t.
be the Europa bound east 18th, at two P. NJ latitude
49, longitude 90 o. passed steamer supposed to be the
Anglo Saxon, bound east.
The Jura tclegraphs the report by the City o.
Baltimore which left Liverpool the 3ls or Dece mber
for New York
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spain.

GGmors had been current that Caderon Callantss had
e-gnsd the foreign ministry but the latest despahe.
contradict them.
oDonnell had spoken in the Spanish Senate on the
Mexican question lie justified General Prim's course
The claims Of France excessive The real cause
.. The rupture was Almonte who deceived France lie
appealed for union Of parties. he speech caused
sensaon The address to throne was then adopted
- TO 20
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The Imperial ukase extends the privilege OF drawing
bills Of exchange 10 persons not following commercial
pursuits.
plot for rising IN POLAND during January had been
discovered
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south America.

Rip JANEiRo, lee. ., 1852.
Coffee easoo $4,000 for good rsls Stock IS 900 bags
Advces from Mexico stated thai General Forey would
operations in the mid lie OF January.
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~ tcad made financial statement that the French
government deficit for the year 600 900 francs
Mexican expenses 900 francs The estimated
surplus Tor 1865 was ITO 900 900 francs
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was reported ihst tns confidence the representa-
tses Of the protecting powers 81 Greece will shortly be
ned 10 London % settle the question q tbc cesson Of
the Ionian Islands
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The Russian diplomatic circuiu shows come deuce
views Of Gortehator ant Earl Russell ~ tbs naniss
question.
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IMPORTANT CAPTURE.
Capture OF Rebel Boat on Cha ieston,
with Major and Important EUro-
pean Dispatches.

THILANtIFIIAA, Jhh To- I5'll
letter from the bockading squadron Oh Charleston
dated the 4th instant the capture a. refer
beat, with a MAJOR and important dispatches for
Furope
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hwas ramored that Prussia sent, despatch TO Austria
threatening 70 withdraw from the Confederation 4 the
russian proposals were rejected
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THE REBELS AT SAVANNAH.

Savannah and It's Defcnces-What =
Yankee scout snw-1he Distractions
Rt Eiba Isiand-The Ram Georgia
Her Position, Armament, Sc.-Thc Hat
teries OU 81. Augustine Crsck-Eort
Jackson-what tb. Rebel Engineers
Are Doing-sAssnnaht IA bee Made Inn
pregnabie, &c., &c.
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Disaster 20 snip north Atlantic.

H'F7FV"f JNI I7'HI'
The ship North Atlantic, from Calcutta Jun. y, Tor
Boston put INTO Port Natal November o With lgss u
ruddcr.
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ton. Import reforms were being maugurated, and
changes which will affect the foreign eoun
tries. Il is reported that the RcFeu, hal
dcred.
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Late adv'ass sho- japan in regular state Or reyo.u
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TIfA ff'1N0tfts+ 10 hlYAN18I - -19N7 y
40 of7fr tar..I
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THE CAPTURE

sIATH EDITION OF
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REPOSITORY 0F USEFUL INFORMATION
With upwards OF siiy Entraving- executed the highest
style Of the art
! Price rs cents For sale at all depots
Alss. now ready, seventh edition Of
FRANK LEsLiE'S COMIC ALMANAC
Containing thirty two pages fun % humorous eugra,nas
asd ming matter 1t has also plete Ca.ndar
Ago Of the Moon and highly enertaDisg Astronomical and
(sroucogica Memoranda This AlmaaAe contains nearly
100 Engrsylnss Price 10 certs.
FRANK LESLIE
No. 10 City Hal square, New yorh
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THE EXPEDITION TO THE PAMuNKsY
Our Yorktown Correspondence.

IVHhIHWNt W TaH' = I6NIt
The Fv.t Sight Of he Ia eiiiot-fhe Sidrt-Traai u
West Pont-tp the Pdma.kct slghx w he Wayadc
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-10
m e OICAL.
Dr. Ludlum's Specific,
ToE THE CURE
Gonorrhea, elects, Whites Structures
COMPLAINTS OF THE ORGANS OF
GENERATION.

.xar s,onorrhra or commonly called Clap. - dis
II IN ting maiadx. and i well known 10 require
am explanation Il J. easy % be got, but 4 dincut 70
eel clear Of IL l. companion that few admire, u per
vadcs classes Of y-b"h ale ana ifnae .'cn
and poor both married and single. though 80 trouble
some m itslt % distressing sometimes fatal, u Is
dr. ase the treatment of which, has generaliy bccn
wor-e than the f~e TIE common fa>hionanfs
Garment is fret deprive You OF AL business men
come. conr Of star, stou-hving ON bread snd tea,
water uei or Kind OF sop~; you must then D. oeo,
cupp- or ached combined with nausea inc medicines,
Infections loi rs ontments. and warm fomenia ions
yer, few DAYS the medicines changed and siter
,oue months, treatment tins wsy, which the patient
hear with great oude Tor fear OF ex osuie ne J. dl-
charged or discharges himself with an irritable nretcf
a sweed estcl enlargement Of tue PROSTATE glands
or a disea.e o. he neck OF the bladder
This specific which acts like charm. with lev does
di>esses an-s quite pleasant 10 take aud sheh
\ cured thousands in New York. fhiiadeipha, bau.
more ard many 81 the Southen cities Il certain ana
remedy that makes rapid and permanent cur
without regard Diet drink exercise "Acep t "rest
ling junning over-Siraining- This remedy n IN
equaed by ythng yet discovered for tn" cure o. thoee
disc II attracted from own plant> and 4 per-
fectly safe. parcy vegetable contains no n'er-
curry that yea can expose youfsei Y" an hios on
weather without the least danger from the medicine
II you careful IN wrapping mp your paste. Gu
will have n, tate smr firm IL. that sou are not
deprived Fl going into company, or beng detected oy
nearest friends.
Th- j. no quack me icine remedy discovered and
used with immen>e BIZ regular physician, and
conf i.my rec .m,nensiel 20 the unfortunate.
CAU1lON-None j. genuine VT hout the signature Of
proprietor W r. Davidson. around the box All in
fngem of trade marks will be prosecuted with the
u.mo.t ngor ofthe law.
WI. DAVIDSON. Sole Proprietor.
CINCINNATI. Ohio.
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