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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

E8 Our friends by little individual eff
fort can if they arould, add very largely. to
our list of subscribers. Every one, upon a
moments reflection, will see the Importance
of sustaining the home paper. We are pub
fishing the Democrat under very adverse cir
cunstances. Paper has doubled in price :,
Ink is fifty per cent higher than ever before
wages are high, provisions are high, indeed
every thing has increased in cost-erceptth the
Democrat. That, is only $3.50 (less than
the price of q bushel ofwheat) per year.
We offer to take all kinds of produce and
grain at the market price, on subscription
Who then can say that the times are so hard
that he can't take the Democrat?
Give us enough paying subscribers and
we will give you better paper, tn an we are
now able to do. Let every one of our SUBJ
scribers, consider himself appointed as an
sgent to get such subscribers. Send in the
names, accompanied with the money, or a
guaranty that it will soon be forthcoming -
and we will perform our part of the contract:
We shall be at home next week and hope
60 be able to enter all new subscribers names
on our books and give receipts for all monies
received,
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

eron and you shall be well paid state how
much y ou will take to vote for General Cam
ernn: put down the figures" 1t is also in
evidence that MIR. John T. Hammar told Mr.
Wolf that he could make $1,000 by voting
for General Cameron, and again that he (Mr.
WolO could make nice thing of it.
The report concludes with the assertion,
that if the testimony of these men is true,
then General Cameron and those already
implicated are guilty.
The testimony in this case as taken before
the committee is very voluminous, occupying
over l32 pages of large bill paper.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

FAITH IN THE LORD AND GEN. MCCLELLAN.
The Washington Star of march 3lst, con.
lains the following: On Sunday evening, Rev.
Mr.. Pitcher, assisted by other ministers, held
divine service in the Soldiers Rest, which
was attended by large number of soldiers,
Mr.. Pitcher, after preaching an appropriate
discourse exhorted his hearers to enlist on
the side of the Lord, and proceeded to inquire,
Who has faith in the Lord ?" when an old
soldier slightly the worse for liquor, rose in
his place and said, " Pm id if havn't faith
in the Lord, and General Mcclellan too !" to
which several responsive ameDs" were Civ
en-. The soldier of large faith was forthwith
taken out.
We warn our readers against confounding
the Rev. Mr.. Pitcher above mentioned with
Rev. gentleman, not thousand miles from
this place, who has exhibited such decided
penchdnt for pitchers we assure them the
two, are not identical. The one five NAV
credit the story, breaches the gospel the other,
gives practical lessons, under the confscatiou
act. We make this explanation for the bene-
fit ofthe peculiarly sensitive wig, of pitcher
No, two; which might otherwise be subjected
to sundry vigorous scratches of its wearer
should construe this as an allusion to him. and
as the wicked are said to " flee when no man
pursueth." We hope, therefore, that the Rev.
coniscator will not get up tempest in his
teapot" when anything that has o spout on
10 pointed at his Reere1ce.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

CoPpERHEAp, MULATTo AND GREENDAcK
DEnockATs.-There are now three kinds of
democrats, according to the newspapers
lst. The CoPperheads-the original, simon
pure kind who are so called from the top-
per head of liberty on the old cent of the
United States. which they have adopted as
a fitting badge of their principles
ID. Malatto' democrats, so called from
the fact that they are faded type of black
republicans.
Sd Green5ack democrats, a set of po.it-
tcal eaup- followers, who follow Lincoln for
whatever sPoils he may, from time to time
ehfvw down 10 them.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

T We wish to remind our delin-
quent subscribers, that next week is
Court week that we still Continue
to eat victuals and wear clothes and
that we have not, yet, devised any way
of getting them, except by the use of
money, GA word to the wise &c"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
THE SIEGE OF VICKSBURG
RETURN OF THE ENTIRE ITALIA.
HATCHfE FLEET TO HELENA.
Seven IrOn-Clads to Run the BatterI.
Saturday Night.

CHICAGO, April y.
A special to the Times from Helena, A.
kansas. 9th, says:
The entire Tallahatchie feet, consistngd|
the divisions under G enerals Ross and Qun
by, and numerous gun and mortar boats al
rived last night. The expedition, which A
been absent forty-thIee days, left Fort Greer
wood Sunday. AS soon as the hustle wi
observed by the enemy they opened brd
fire upon the woods where batteries had BET
planted, which continued Till the last ba
steamed up the river. On the passage h
boats were frequently fired on by gueFrIss
A number of soldiers were wounded sn
twenty five or thirty killed.
The division under Quimby and HoTeI
have been ordered to Vicksburg.
CAIRO, APRIL
The dispatch boat New National has o.
rived from Vicksburg, which place she lei
Wednesday. She brings the news that I"
iron-ciad Louisville, Mound City, Carondee1
Benton, Lafayette, and two Others, are Pr
pared to run tie blockade. They expecN'
to execute the movement Friday or Sat ur'''
night Il was also said that transports ns'
been prepared with log and cotton bulkhea'
t. ~ tie batteries.
The reported arrival of General Osterhaa'
at Carthage ten miles below Warrentou, o-
the Louisiana side, with heavy force, .
confirmed.
CINCINNATI, April H.
The Gazette Of this city has special d'
patch containing tn following
There is nothing new from VicksbuFs'
The health of our army is improving rsp"
ly.
Tne weather is very fine.
General Grant has moved his headqu'
tiers to Millikeu's Bend. ,,
Adjutant-General Thomas arrived 81 ~,
ena on the 9th instant. en- route to Gen'''
f, Grants head quarters. l..
A Gag of Truce went to Ficksburg OIL =.
4th instant, accompanied, by Gen. Gran' :
person. His mission is q secret one. &.
| Rebel advices from Fort Pember'on ="
the 5ih instant says: " The federal 1rU't.
commenced embarking on the night % ,,r. a.
4th instant, and are rapidly retreatns' :,
shelled their camps and transportation
! disabled one Of theie beats"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
The Rate of stamps for Notes.

The law which passed Congress on the 3rd
March, and which took effect from the date
ofits passage, materially varies the rate ol
stamps ON promissory notes and drafts The
length of time note or draft has to run is
as well as the amount. The fol-
lowing are the rates on the smaller amounts
AMOUNT OF REQUIRED STAMP.
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TUNKEANNocK, PA.
Wednesday. April 1 5, 1 S63.

O. Nj. .Pettengiil s. Co.--No. 81 PARK Row
NEW YORK, & STATE ST. BosroN, are our Agents
fo- the n B. Democrat in those cities, and author
lied to take Advertisements and Subscriptions for
us at our lowest Rates
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
Rhode Island Eiection--A Great Demo.
cratic Gain,

While the Republicans call the result of
the recent election in Rhode Island "grest
Union victory" (meaning thereby Abolition
if we glance over the record of the past, we
will find that it is like the victory Of Pyrrhus
against the Romans, q few more of which
would utterly oyerwhelm them.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
The Connecticut Election.

The latest and most complete returns of
the election on Connection: give the follow
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
FROM NORTH CAROLINA,

Unsuccessful Attempt to Reinforce Gen.
Foster.
THE TROOPS DBIVEN BACK WITH
LOSS.
GEN. FOSTER THRICE REFUSES TO sURRENpEE
wASHtNGTON.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

FORTRESS MONROE, Aprl! II.
The R. S. Spaulding arrived to day from
Morehead City yesterday.
No communication has been received at
Newbern from General Foster since Wednes-
day night. Women and children are leaving
Newbern. Seven thousand troops, attempt
ing to reach Washington from Newbcrn,
were driven back on Wednesday eight miles,
with the loss of about fifty men.
The last accounts from General Foster state
that the rebels had sent In three flags of truce
for him to surrender Washington. Fosters
reply to the last was to send no more flags );
if they did he would capture them, and if
they wanted Washington to come and take it.
WASHINGTON, April IL.
The Richmond Dispatch of the 9th inst !.
is received. 1t contains the following par
ticulars in regard to the siege Of Little Wash
ington, N. c.:
2We have news from Little Washington,
N. c., as late as Sunday. Our troops have
captured the federal batteries at Hills, situ
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15

Majority for Buckingham, 2,525.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1863-04-15
THE CASE OF SIMON CAMERON.

into the Election of II. 9.
Senator from Pennsyivania--Repor Of
the Committee of the Legislature I'm the
Reported Attempt to Secure Cameron's
Election by Rribery-.Strong Probability
ofthe Guilt of Mr.. Cameron.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Godro cno Rooms
90 Eei

$40 LIZA fine RESIDENCE FOR any Gen
ilefan dl.us 1u.i. cc.su tosn 'i1a.-a % T. 81.
tsn p T. f-fas 81 .use lrd eisniu a. in soo- "iaef
Ay..y - .,o I LLs. lsf.-fl. Day uHc..
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SPECIAL PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.

SPECIAL PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.
Tasuc,. by Ts.e U.adaats Liin and Greek Cf auraS
al onuo,.ton-an ezra hour daily in each. o.'s %
sixteen pspasg to enter fss in locA saa"n'. sAs''
oasnl, 6tsd Tor suy College.
GRADUATING COCRSES.-A Special Graduating ;oune
Of Stud, ,re.crbsi tor Ladies' Stidens who pfsne iaa
study .ad b.M ,-ti,fscto y examination r ieceYs III.
as regardless Of .he time occupied Twenty Ladies are
roa in tle senior cas-
MODERN LANGUAGES This Department Is cndsr 'hs
,.rvon ef a.;.c .s native Teacher whore n,lo dino
l,.- e. iucs s;i g knowledge OF thu Ftsaes
500 oer.Lsa .4t .lascA
MU>lcAL DLPARTMENT.-Those eesring ia'trussios
10 Department viii rec~iye the mos: 'centhc "'alae
ffo ss aos cops of Vocal aai n,;rgment Tesca.o Un'
.ufr.s,-c 1, -irieI ssssded IN this Department
srccn dnt.a Professors sld Teachers g'.as sbsD
.nre. 20 ks ,l, s be4s School Ia toe l9d seven sI
tn Professor, are married and i've III her families 10 the
.iias i,h tas po?! TA sgea wa;eisi care over 'so
pu. .is tt,, tr,t o,hriwss De secured
sp-sAi l.lu. tho uOEa ard rei,ion' .rs:ruo-
tio Of tie yu. !aIso 0sjory OF whom are PsS!s'iSs
Ch.isiieas.
Toaiy pupils srs ps..ucse FREQ Of tulsicn n :hs Normal
siars
All the sueers ere relu,red 20 take forty minus' d'l7
r-,uar erefel.-,bo ssrstnsn In military afl undss -
e1 ,-nced dma,tes; tie ladies in syGnss,os Under an
,Esrii, CO. rynr-i,.
excellent gu,ssa which the HrisoD R'v'r insssrc
has fr yeaf, enjoyed the result Of i,s ka s'Andds
-crolar.aip moga rsasoG. discipline. charming sad
DO ty oc.ou has psea Iinealy :, tue 1oni raas
o. ,cac., M initiation, IN tbs country Fer CAtAesase
.d.re.tts Eoy ALONZO FLAcH. A. ~,
principsL C'sverscs ~ z.
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JnsfrncI,nn.
NLAvERACK COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
SCHOOL Or TRADE

~ AND
SCHOOL OF TRADE;
Brsutfay located the undsou in connection With tho
HUDSON II ER INSTITUTE AT CLAvERAcK,
Coiuabi, County. NY.
De,n.d 10 prspafo Young Men for the various busn.ss
pIa.s Of he. by impaf.rs to them sound aud practices
use sc;.ou 10
" smsi. oal Douos-Enry BooSkesrpg, Ds.uess Pen.
alp Commercial Clcunlo aud Corsssondsp Gsr'
ami FFslch Language Nersans Law. fotcs Leono'
ay. and tie General L,~s o. Trade sud coramsEss.
EsTABLlsHgD IN 1851
CONTROLLED BY BOARD Or THIRTEEN fIlCSTEEs.
PRcE. LOUIS BUaNHAM,
For eg.t year. Principal and Proprietor Of
"BrRsBAGs ccxxEgcIAI COLLEGE,"
c Tho bes. Institutions Of the k1i IL tho country has
c.,r.s Of tho COhLGaCIAL COLLEGE, ssslsssd by sia
sole Professors, Lso.ures. an. reacasr,.
SCHOOLRUOM aud UNTfNG.ROOM-THEORf
and PAA, TiCE-are happily coubineds sl tie CLayEaACK
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE AND SCHOOL OF Trade.
pInt i3:os spar-l Oce and De.k AGd is pro
w.. ~ eHoI s- o B.gLd Books, and a. the VARIOUS
t,E,u. oi Easlaesi P.per'.
Tho Business Coes is conducted upon tts most carefully
devised ead thgrou,hy uausei systems Initlstory
ain.Foo being ia reality mina Business Com
aiuuiiy
STUDENTS complete The fll Accountants Course in from
OLE 70 40 s oi fourteen weeks each then ersninee
by Coulai:t,. OF PosecA Badness a4,, sn1' II i'nIs
comp.ro .il ,ecsivo besasi a LithOsrsphic Diplomat
Az ELEGANT sYscgM or PENAANsHiP is tsughs
Which l. 10. srcssa in Pfacscsby Ia sh. county, sad,
.y.y sallso writes good bp..aess hand with ese sns
tIv-IOni
LECTURES ARE REGULARLY DELIVERED npon tho
E,5c, Of Bosnass Mercantile Law, Political Economy
Ne camille cusos consnerci COfresoondeses, Banking
azCa.nse. aut finance.
Students reee,e ceriac-'es Of membership 70 The G! Col'
,:ss C,ure t,ss uainied with tue privilege Of review;
ng at sass Of sdationa charge s2espt o' extra '.'
tantfy
Il CERTIFICATE os MEMBERSHIP gives tho s.iisns
zee accr.. to the CAsss 10 Common E.shsi BrAneAef
white n~csss4rilY engaged with has course.
Aso a1ni,,lrce 20 sssel in Frasn a1c ;hs frsnoe
ans..se 5srs ous ,ef under ao n';rlc'oa o. h'c,s
..a.s .es-aaI.
s-l Term oper, l3th Of September 1883 snd studen"
.ou enter Ct tins opening They however solaner's
a., time receivs n4gitda. isEacon and progress -
30 rst.o II sneig obi Iiie,.
OsLYA COMaJNsCHOOL EDUCATION ia Ssesns.7
70 prepare a pefsoa to eutes i-e College,.
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GEcnrsion5.
EXNuKSlONs.

EIlEAP EXCLUSIONS.
" NAIlJ.kL TUt NEs0fNlNG DAY.
NEN-YOEK AND FLUSHING kAlLkOiD.
The fsila or fofd wi n- ina day "J - o.-
lows: Leavr lu.r sip nj Sat. >rw-I Jf1 Of D. T. a.
49, II L. and l. p O. o.bfs ap4 liou J1 II opk
~. L,sge Fiu.ti1e, o, - 10, Al, y A. l, sh :"
=, 3. u, y rutSI
fsrc Hant-'s Point, to and Tesa'n to@es good
j. :. BoTrORtF. Superintendent.
EXCURSIONS 10 CONEI iSLAND.-- lho
~ g.f. ~ ttr COMFY IsLAhD 80. BhoOhbiN
NbILRDAD COMPANY rnp every Ok oiiuuea iroa fniton
cat liioo F,le Lfoofya connecting g cl lrr van
ceq of Oecl-lJ. DlaFs- a. 5nrt Iaszd bay. ad ,oheJ
'''""" ". j.. G. COKE. Superintendent.
T1I-ulNG BANhS-Sttanher MAhILAND
I.a,c. Peck o. West JDtht, D. Delt "a
Llu,.c HeAelu Aolls Bat .Dd Lines GA bOsIi.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

SEJln CASH, balance on Morsage y De- De-,
u tDtg,| ..fc4 ,u. uuI tlr urat ns"s',iy FtANr
L., .Usf ani Lp4 u t fh-ar o. sIt snt Aiu- .
.iG "a !lsns1u.h a. - {. the owacf. l. H. htLLu'O'
q ljj Tear O., Now.Apfs
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Cmlloo Asn - lAIlHoAD LoNrANr /
IRrAsrEa.'s DFflta 'h'A1' Jtls u, idhi
rOTitE Is liElIBi GIVEN that at n

NOTICE IL liEnLBi GIVEN that ut a
- not rt q tts t'ld q Directors he'd this iy, the
D.. o4ns 100 ntioi e.. atIft'f;
h,s,tcl ..a.. D-flpnND of TlREE-AND-A-ilALF
a 4T U-ft g. fakD tne petrrrd rfocA
"a Dik IG4.sDoi rNO-AND-AltLF PE,t GENT uf,o
a. g,fninr.t So SO common si,rt OF Us Conn any
h. t,I to .r r.ff,6 ttr, l-f. of tir Ctnpl,s
81 .t,r August o. tr o.r Il hiessFs. >. ROBBINS
& i1p go. 80 ~ .ifAi-.i he~-l -.
40 l. ns... = .sh sU as~d Aueu 10. and
o,,,,l OIL .us -, il, aud tivdru1 w pay able
10 tn- siuar,sr gsrfsd a. the United aies rfu.
,.oi.tsn,, Ne fafA on AuUtt ~.
JOstPii lR.cE. Treasurer aud Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
a. AMrR. SCHOOL INsr." ls5J

80 1 NEk SCHOOL iNSi. 100.
II is gvl.alo E1gcl-ioasi 81 range.
f.r A.. Rlr st,A - ,. 1lsIned Aef'-rrsi
for 4r.r, s-.ti i- T. ~rs .sbo wlia rn-5senentsi
fof s.n'n. sod coating Seno1i Pso9en-s;
fuf ... ~. a.t ~. 44l1lnatf1n 80 sood s-h3ols. .
fur.ca 80 r.su-ts.i hos wEJ expect us 60 ro- aSe
till l gscsno... Orrx S.l0I ysar should make e,ff
s. i-.of W. or4s.s for every and Or f-saHsS
49, ,s ec,al c gpsIioT Masic, Drawins aud rfsrcs
i-..ls.f s...
tI,lar tsTlioias plan a.d terms sn' giving ar'!s''S
,Lucat,Ha 80 bIsnes. rs'e eu e, seut for ssanp
Uc. NBOOBAN s Co, -dlct.ouAl 4 -e =,
ifytus bui.1irz. No. $50 roadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
-VOUNG LADIES BpAEp'NG-NCuooL

1rA,at .-:L,0, $3.50, $50, $iOJ.-Now Is
10 -.tPIb fls ur. ., frruf- . ion.r. DtsitAbLt
l'.IaplNJ LOTS nr BA-f 4 t.in'rihaon s. o. a,
sl.,c f-!'e rag % .i'uft"n. ,nin} ~, ',a', VI
.i, ..fl, t... ifl-.i rd Ap.y 90 a.. htLLO 80 20.
40 Pea. e.. S,D-fos, OF COOLEY hLlOhIiIf''
Ily.1rt4.su.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
MlplelL frlvlior's OrpIos.

NIIUI" u I'TIIFI ilI'H VININF,
80. Sonh .'h.t. thiLADhlrhtA. JDJ 4o ,f3. {
CEALLD PROPOSALS wili be- received up 10
- ~ 1co,A .. o.. fAIDA4, 'tn "' Aosu-t neat. i,r
lgn..Ant .l. M..icl DcY.ftn-pt II. s. Arnf ~i. 3l'D
no. .iU1fI.Atj s..lr..fiat hot.is, % i.ches Lgn
f,,t d incn s iJ4 . o.. f~.' sir- War.
j. ailI.tAI. t,r.e.u 1. r. 81, A.'dlch P1lsoyOf
ru-Ss-.r ra
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i)ropoea!s

SAyY DePant-r'r, Julv - 1903
DEVOLVING IRON ItHNkIS - Ine
AZ .nVY DErARTaiI.I ,ii ND 49, yath dsy -
Au4.f T. C. w. FEUFDalIlDST lot tn. ronsrgg'ion aud
ou on ard t~.,ei 70 b~ huit the f.t.ir"uth.
..,t3n Ns~-Yofs AID fal alrpha h'Sy fa-i- - tso
rto.,ns ton. tud iYitsha1o shoae pips. ~ d
gfs, q ~ each vrs--i
Tue internal dtnstcf OF th- tuue' 10 be - iet, hsht
,et incno tts / iurbr.; 10 he cDDP1rd oi -"
.nr- o plate Win wfodsh if,n slabs n'nnod
b, ts..H tHe
1he pho h.a.o zach tnuet 10 be iost hisfne d.
sr-rr fee Inches nsn, - uchoi hics, c"npOseI VI
pia0s ion
engine Anf gear ~ forming aud r-suufns The
neIt 10 4e me al IN rHso pot st"
uefs O~f iut'iLai sensu- to b." oi e
ga c.ar.c the I"uit7f ease vrssr ias mp rs-
uap pipe ts ~ tef ness inches cpnpos~d nj
iou s.e alGt.r ., e-t, sn1 tish; ~Deyu tho dscs
% .ec.
fas pfopo t1u mnt enbuce 10 tho sb,veu cnti ned
v.k in iuI - tho tuffe- and fts cot
an ti. ,iie witbia wuich ln "Ok wi be
col. I'D ated. b.sfJ. lid .oalJ iOi sufyce.
H. ran-f- ~ hn tn'l a. as Oice af De- lu.
surt1r Of In u-risd ,-rfnrfs No to D.u4 % -Y4fk
Gn- Proposal .u. bs miOrsed ou iir ile rfo1nai-
To- t.g.ls4s Iun.t," th t1J uil DO d. l"gui.A %
etl g t-.s A"' "ta" "t'N"-'.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

q u GES OF EtNA,kr-. rty tsaos'atc' from
t.rui..- n l.e o--i "..i 4d. T. te c5e. iif-'
Z o form. ID Flcach a. rl--a!..- Tul u4tA.tEON. Ut
EC-CsDp 4, tl- .ss.st efos i't- taai ever I~-etd
ap,.aa tas.,." RUJ>-LAL'S tON t'oiONc tr -a-cbA
- t h.s- e-, % tf fa ...1 ,to 5,r3 b.rl 10
70. o.. Eeg,ss.-l1r aut Dc-4 t-'J. ntl irsi"Ii 'us
l. tr1 81 -3vsch. pJ.a-s l. cel'. clc1 if o h"a'
ssss cl-t-iC1s. - g. 20 t,-t. - crh S--t ny ti
,sr. uilv .--e. nom iH HgcTll-lt clLott,. OALNiN
RL.NLaf RD. Puuu,Eer, - 81 t1n-.'
-
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1ug EHfE RAtLwAI CoNFASr,
InI AL--..... -. An-S InI. Il l.fI

1uy EHfE RAiLvAr CoNPASr,
40. 10. Nesf-.t. New fos July II, ls0J
nIVTDrND.--lhe he Directors OF this Company
t.v. de- lu~d DtNIDtND. f.on tho s,ru.ugs Of ~.
a fo 80 tont, sffils h 81 Juus utimg. II TIM =
ASU OAt-hALF FER CENT 90 ths fhlrEhI,Lo
slOCf ,he Company a..urnp. aud paying the Goysnmen
TtI utdvded sarnugs p"one 70 tn" IEeisol
49, B.VlnE.D Of Iul1fE AID OSE-bALF PER
Ct,r o. to- CONi'fOS CkPIrAL STOCK. fIee Of the
unIiei stats Inc lu- Isx.
B,b tavsbr ., the r.'surc''. oais. Fr- p'c- on the
iofa y Anlos. nert TO r-g stored holders u stock -
ii- 10 ire o. tLr noots a.,
will to co.ed At lr close 81 baf sATUhDA tue
9fhd 4 Illy sol o. -op med tie Jrnns o! IL ES-
y" '-' '''' HORATIo y. OTIS, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Summer Retreats.

A FEW more persons can obtain COUNTRY
~ LOAED ~ RIVER Fern - as.Iy a.. iu,n,ods Fof
psni.ulafs afdTcss J.. L. tnuAnDALE.
Dilswsfe Wstrf Oap. ADuap- c. Pom
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LClTON's, IEYTON'S, PEI lON ,,
10 IA LuNEhN,-. .oc~ 70 ~'f'
CLOSING OUT SALE Of THE sEASoN.
O.r ~, = 81 i og .f, red at tie Ioiowlns rsguc io3
REDUCED 80 per cent
'''' REDUCED 40 per cent
REDUCED Is Per cent
suAWLS sad MAHriLLAs
REDUCED 80 per cent.
BLACK aud COLORED iLPACAs
REDUCED 2s per cont.
REDUCED 20 per cent
PRINTS. GINGuANS and CLOTHS
REDUCED Is per ceu'
BLTACUED srG BROWN MUSLI,S
REDUCED 10 per GEN..
200 LACE MANTIILAS
FOR HALF PRICE
200 sun UMBRELLAS (sii .ilos)
AZ lees than ll4uaisctuiers prices.
" X PEYTON.
30. 2Ti BOWEHY. nesT Houson-s..
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HASlsL r.. DraDEIr. q 9ci .oussr.
L S. MAR>NALs SALE.
IASiit q. BraDnT7. Aucli0noer.
T. = NlAnnfiAIis y
CopariTcre5ip Noiitfs.
NOpARTNEKSHIP.

COPARTNEKSHIP
~ have day tsxca into partnership brother Id
MAED a. bDNNrR. IAe U.sinsss ~ hereatter be CON
auc' 81 anes1 the b. u Of q. 4. BO~NEB Co
OEOkCE n BONNER
No :: LIehsngo place New.Yof. Aas. l. 1863
nISSOLCIION.-The firm Of JOHN TAY-
~ LOf .ONS dssYv D on tJ- k-ti d. Of AusUst
iL.J Dy the decr.se 4 EDMUND Is. &iLDR Al .cs-
wing cils aIr. the lite hfm viii pIess0t tn~n a.
H. .l.s, 81 y 'en8 chsi, coaer OF Jay-st, New
So.A o. Z. cir Dfe~i, estsblisLilegt a. albany.
COrARTNERSHiP-Tte slbscribers will continue tho
bL.-s the CITY Of ADa auo ~ cir principal desot
10 se> & OK cid aLdei the ira apd siNe
Of y1HN TAYLOR * sUN5.-AIDsay A4gG.t l. 1873.
JOdS TAILOR,
JOSLPH - TAYLOR,
MN H. TAYLOR
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
fiic0leIl.
ryuIr GREAT INGL.~a REMEDY IOl,

rg1uH GREAT ENGLi>h REMEDY lOI.
1tUr AND Li4EUMAt.>H
al .uH.fsrs %. a. ltlns, ttLrf nf ec'ai
Lon - nttr A.. si,i.sd 90 no ~ AM btl T. Att
ttFtstt4i' pt l, it-y pc f"eu utun u 'l' t"fi
sole snI .ctu rsefy tyrf otrr - g." 20 c ''' 'A'
t.r uuiy.,.aHy u.sd u IL4. tor n'ary Atus "ih t.
sfr.fr sUrctss
rt,r,.ri ~ p!DLr& { hAESANr. No 81 S,f.rd Lon
t.l, rts..ui. syi odd by .h.n ABsuts, NtLL> = Co"
fl.uAta.s... Nes-l "a.
i.r ~ -tf,'- touins.oH~r nve -r.hor 81 the nsnf
81 aaif. o ItDNA ~ PNOtf, 80 s.'ra4 London
b. fmrtrs~ ppop oveTl.cu. st-p aAAei /" teeI "o'
oft.r s-, Of. .tr IIr.lrIre.
ltcr 80 a a o. Gems te- box
~ =
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Ncw ilub.icatioHs.


4 FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE
~ kNrO5Gb. FALLAClE5 UtHA,hEO!
rtudLN iNPOR tANf q oCIt SINS. Man q "r
egglc H. hrsl,n bis-sss -iir L-IlNJ, rs t~ J. ~
o., art Ne~.i ofE Moiicsl AdvI-t and Ntrit- '.u'
(,5 e ed.uot tv Ii.rs. reirly ..t n-r ii'
spOu -uth "a i,evO0s DeaiatE brIf-'' HrPo IL. -
Lo.s OF semen. iui.o.e -, 81 ;i'". a. 60
an III .urv. Ci-ni o-ifuu4s, o.. 90 s.6 tr N'''
.c.s ue Antony nf TO S-Susi . 'n' o. "a" 90
flDt Sc, L.fes .,-e 'cles 10 ays.h - .'F'i"."
ifu tee. - isra , tl.t ftl.i,-, p.u .f.Vts' ''
ur,ua,iri t. s.G Luucpa Tres iri.. a. 'i'"N 'l-'
clos !, sd II lA VIA "DrJ a'o'd o." -ee~t'' 80.
,<,,,-,,.s o.. .,.ri.,.. "a iaJ.cs lnstfdments, &c,
,hon > ,ir,h.,. .hD o.,ao w0i, O. 20 N"t'NL4' -. }
4. ct. : qDi~.l sn. Ia res.tl--t or c'isa te
J,fgR 40 e.ly iroadva tuJ t'uf.i Nt"-l Ok, LOui
=. r., - >, M gs.i. NC, Do Stiufcsy and S-uioy.
I" U.cpcnr sil on papers 10 recommending Or. Lar-
,,c, nS ~ wo.s -" CJuTusr ds Ltuts CO,s, DHp1tch.
ktast. z. ifpnr sure, N,dics Review, &c.
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Il. Mr.in u CIrAP EONN.- i" u
CIRANGERs' GUIDE to NEW-YoIK.
MiLLER'S

MiLLtRS
NTW-YOhN A., II is ~ '8c3
or Stranger 90 I o.k tf.s OF new ors hrocs
i,l "a a cent pls-s. cp.uri tlt'eas ot EN n On
gECT O:lNL. LrSI 10 81 i.A%Dal.s, iacloia- puoi4c
bu.5ss ehDfcts r1ol. places O.: le;-pt rteI"fy iu-
stit. Dos G.. 3!4p, c the tiii c'irs 'fe t o.
dag, o - Ce..gi fsfk street sud ss-ius guide " Srcs
tir- Dis ic'., Sc. sni loao z yer - ADsy SUD roy
10 81 sngtvias. 81 Fluic Dul.1us, &c -" oai'''n
Pre-. O. t..;s.
Ie .noye rs Tor .se BY az the 10 ksel- md Srws
xss.s sld Viii 5- seat hy oi &C ipt t"r 90 ce IS
janis anL.LR, P4olsaet.
.e.5 Nlcso.sav.