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GI)iea9o gribnnc.
TUESDAY, AUGUST rs, 1853.
THn CONTEST IN OHIO.

H.
We have encouraging news from Ohio.
The friends Of the Government are warm
ing up to the contest before them, and just
in proportion rs they wax fierce in the
fight do the semi-loyalists and traitors give
ground before them. 1t is admitted thus
ear3y in the contest that the case OF Val
landigham is hopeless. Val is dead
cock in the pit. As long as there WAS no
one to soucct his logic. expose his false
hoods and dcnounce his treason, his way
seemed easy Surrounded by little gang
Of men like himself. TO whom gasconade
Tus second nature and lying no task at all,
he flou1isbed like green bay tree; but an
examination Of his position has exposed
their talsity; his pretended facts prove to
be ingenious tictions, and his feigned 10y
atty sham behind which al, who Will,
may see. Union speakers haven no difficulty
In dealing with his case. Declining to
discuss the quibbles and quiddities by
which case elawyers torment themselves and
nislead tbs public, they appeal at once to
the facts and the right, and make the peo-
pie the umpires between the Government
and its enemies; and the most gratifying
SUCCESS attends their efforts. Everywhere
their meetings are fully attended-attended
BY the classes who give tone to society, c1-
amples to religion and honor to citizen
ship; and at them are evoked spirit and
a determination that will, If they do not
sweep Ohio entirely clear Of traitors, make
treason dumb It is not now probable
that the Union majority in the State will
be less than LOO, 600 votes. The leaders Of
treason and scdltion are 50 well aWare OF
this, that, but for their pride which is en-
listed, they would abate all effort and sur
render at once. Their efforts to get The
Martyr" of the track hare been unayai.
ing. He is determined, like an abandoned
woman, to advertise his shame as widely
rs possible Pleased with the notodet1
that lie has gained, though it is the noto
riety Of infamy, he repels all suggestion
that he ought to withdraw; and though a
the end Of his course there was the pit O
perdition, for engul6ng himself and hi
friends, he would march Straight onward
He is the unrepentant ruf1an who goes tt
the scatfold dcfying justice and glorying il
his crimes
, 1863-08-25
FAnson nRoWNLoW,s LETTER

FAASUN 0H0NNLV"'S AHAA 0A&
We print elsewhere q characteristic let
ter from that inf1exible old patriot, Parson
Brownlow. He, at lcast, never has doubt
ed the ability Of the Government to cope
with armed traitors and utterly subdue
them. The letter eloquently portrays the
sufrerings Of East Tennesseeans, but is rar
dent with hope Of their deliverance. An
Interesting feature Of his letter, is the fact
that the Parson accompanies Burnside On
the march to Knoxville, and will be in at
the death when the rebel Buckner is
driven out. The Parson will Immediately
reissue the Knoxville Whig, which was
de1nolished by the rebels when the war
broke out. and he promises that the first
issue will he worth the perusd Of all
, 1863-08-25
PAST 1NN PRE<ENT ASPECTS OF
LAR&N.

PAST AN3 EhfsHaN1 a66GoAS We
Japan hns always been a land Of romance
and mystery. Isolated, like China, from
the rest Of the world, very little was known
Of It's history until the time Of the Portu-
guese vis1tationa which were made for the
PURPOSES Of trade and commerce; and
were SO far successful in their object, that
for ninety years afterwards, lucrative
business WAS carried on with these jealous
islanders, out ofwhich, Is the great center
of Communication with the civilized world,
sprang up into magnificent existence, the
port Of Macao, which has been styled the
~brightest' jewel In the lusitanian
exown."
The Portuguese managed the japanese
at first with much skill and discretion, but
al they grew rich they began to treat them
with discourtesies and contempt, which
led, Of course, to hatred, and recrimina-
tions, and finally to their expulRion by the
Japanese. In the meanwhile, however,
the Dutch East India Company had estab
lished commercial relations with them,
md the Jesuists had acquired strong
foothold in the island, and had nominally
converted great numbers to the Church Of
Rome, amongst whom were some OF the
chief families OF the Empire. The Jesuits'
however, could not ngree amongst them
selves, and their continuous dissentions
brought them into such disrepute with tile
Japanese-who had for long time sus-
pected the honesty both Of the Portuguese
merchants and the priests, that an edlct
Tas passed which banished the latter
forever from Japan, and the former to the
Island Of DesimA- The Dutch continued
at their old settlement, the port Of Fir
ando, until the Portuguese were alto
gether expelled from the country, when
they were ordered to Desima, where they
remained for two centuries, monopolizing
the entire European trade with Japan, in
spite Of the efforts Of Russia and England
to share in the traffic, and the spoils.
We see, therefore, that originally the
policy. Of cxclusiyeness which has marked
the career Of Japan IN later times, had no
existence; and as the Japanese received
The first foreigners who visited them with
good will and hospitality, We have right
to conclude that they must have had pow
ertul reasons Of STATE to justify them,
when they undertook to send them i'll to
the right about.
1t was not likely however, that people
who had bern N Inn. ~....-
, 1863-08-25

loyal men. He needs no endorsement in
that assertion. When it shall make its re-
appearance, the Administration will find
in the Wig most cordial supporter, and
treason an implacable foe. Success to the
stern old pat1iot and his mission.
, 1863-08-25

THIRTY YEARS EXPERT
J. EECE OF AN OLD NURsE.-Mrs. WInalowB
Soothing SJrup Il the of nne Ct tina bsst
female ph3 iclans and In the United States and
has bee used for thirty yea!s with navet-faiag safo-
Eon tht feeble In ALI one week old to tho adniE-
it coxFects xctetty OF the bto3nsch.
Relieves ElEd c0lic-
Regulates the bowels. "a. .....
AEa gives rfat health ana cQIofoEt 70 Mothef &1u
child, = cents botls, auI k33a 3m-sdp
, 1863-08-25

We we're shown On Saturday at the land
department Of the Illinois Central Rail1oad,
specimens Of corn, tobacco, cotton, and cas-
tor bea1s, grown In Union county, in this
State, this season. the description Of which,
to those who did not understand tbs prolific
character Of the coil Of that portion Of our
State, would be hard to believe.
CoRS-A specimen Of corn from the farm
Of G. Il. White, in Union county, some dozen
miles west Of Jonesboro. The stalks were
sixteen and halt feet high. and were fair
average of the field. The field, which Is a
large one, will produce more than au average
of one hundred bushels to The acre. This Is but
one Of many other crops Of corn In th2t vicin-
ity that will sverige fully as large. Corn
never looked better than now all through the
southern part Of the State, but as you come
further north, although the growth OF stalk
is good, the ears have not filled out we'll.
ToBAcco-We were also shown specimens
Of tobacco, Of the VlEginia seedleaf descrip-
tion, grown In johnson county, on the farm
of s. ". Kones, and In Union from the farm
Of s. q. Davis. They have been examined BY
persons who are thoroughly familiar With the
tobacco plant, and pronounced as good an
article as can be raised IN any section Of the
United States. The tobacco crop in the
southern part Of the State will be very large.
CoTTo1-A specimen Of cotton, although
not ripe, looked well. There has been con-
siderable breadth planted in Union and otter
southern counties. There are number Of
fields OF 800 acres, 200 acres, 150, 50, a, 20,
&c, and they all now look WE'LL. md if there
is no visit Of early frost in that region, the
crop will prove decided success.
CAsron BEASs.-Many Of the farmers have
planted castor beans this season. We saw
some from the farm Of David Anderson, o.
Union county. Tie crop looks well, and
planters expect profit Of at least $40 pei
acre on this crop.
These products are all from lands sold b,
the Illinois Central Railroad Company.
Tho Board Of Trade ut Quebec.
The visit Of the Boards Of Trade Of Chicago
Detroit and Milwaukee, to that Of Quebec
during the late excursion, was yery pleasan
featurc, azsd did not find publication in oul
columns, from the fact that our correspond
ents were not with that part Of the excursion
lists who visited Quebec. 4 handsome recep
ton bill before us sets forth among the ut
fractions, visit to the citadel and the Plair:
of Abraham, 3 visit to The t'Trooping Of th'
Colo1s," on the EsplauaGc, formal reception
and introductions, lunch, drive to Montmo
repci Falls, tonr round the harbor, and Visi
to the Parliament Buildings, the whole occu
- =.
, 1863-08-25
WAR R 4 NT ED VI E&K
ANx3 k.hb-l6E Tu&sA .dp
LOkfH[.

A1A1A%
The August number OF The Dib.a Examiner es1l-
ted ty lev George gEor1s. contains tie following
-Iop1Nr ATER In this numbar Of cur magazine
l1tYoduce tte attention OF our this med
leal prepaIatoc. We have cons s. cot 3or pay. nor
because our pages arc used 81 medium Of aIsest!se.
Mept-Eor We have ur rltormy de .lIned thebnt graz.
l:ude to God and Eena OF ebkattoato to Dr.. Alde.s
& Co., has made rs las .rt the following:
ny on1y eon George F. StorT5. now ST Tears old has
bean AFFLICTED for soEe d9zeo 5ears rnoee oTle:s Win
painful gwellncs and tbhamE81ons IN 7atlou3 part5
Of bis btdys cfse1nEes. seeains:y 60 Fas mar TO
death then reaplte for sesson uus only for re
turn Of the disea with violence For the past
three yeashe Eas had an tpen hin breast and
lattpriJ oae near hs collar bone witt n:ce7stoo II
ls that 20 taas d:ssela;
to d.. ancers = CO. BY the use OF sae 1odins Water
the ulcE5aton r. bis thf92t dsa2pea-et a short
time. CcH.fnuiog Its u6e n les than two MONTHS be
vas srpal emily leaed. ard h!s general health much
asleep In death brfore ibis snnnsr should close +
apparently, In falt way to recover 81 ,erttct
health as Is to our mortal stEtc In attitude
to God who has answered pru. End In jnsslc9
to Dr. hncers Co.. hayo made this statement salts
lhat there IL Vttne In The 1ocne Water treatment
which the readers Of tits Rzaziae wtl thank IT. Ed-
tor for bringing to thelt notice. GEO. STOKES"
, 1863-08-25
Iodine Water Is solution Of pura Iodine II purn
water. It acts upon the

iodine Water Is solution Of pufa Iodine n puln
water. II acts upon the
HEART, LIVER, KIDNE1s,
Digestive Organs aud GIandul&r
System.
We recommend 1t specific for tie cure OF sc7of
ula In aI tta manifold forms CoEaupptlon. Cancer.
D:or chts, Heart Liver and Kidney D:s5aze5. Raeu-
rlStsm. Neuralgia. Nervons A1ectfoaB. FtZna1e Neak
eet.s. D5spensla sypais and Asecuttal Discasoo,
ard Dietn nses nr!siog fem sneclac Caase- =
P1ice u per bottle; Is Fer kalf tozen Sold by
DrDEgists or scnt ty eHp7e.s On EtcelEt Gf price,
AL consultation fTea DR.. e. ANDER3 & CO..
Pbystclans and Chemists. 423 Broadway. II. 7.
BLISS s. SHARP.
144 Lake Street, Agents tor Chicago.
, 1863-08-25
Hisltlia1teuus
TOHN WILSON & SON,
sycamore-st., Sheffield, England,

XANu7AoruEKRs OF
SHOE KNIVES, BUTCHERS KNIVES. BUTCHERS
STEELS. BREAD KNIVES. CURRIERS' kNlVEa,
FARRIERS' KNIVES. GLAzIEEs' KNIVEa.
PALETTE KNIVES. &C.. &C.
, 1863-08-25

Tho following correspondence with regard
to the Confederate losn has passed between
ore Of the holders and Mr.. McRae, who acted
as agent from the Confederate States for its
negotiation:
, 1863-08-25

an, al, your obed1ent eer7ant,
CD. McRAE, Agent for the Loan.
Mr. q. ". SCHWARTZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Dfntietrn.

DRS. GRIFFIN, 25S Grand-st., N. Y, op-
~ pos.e Lord Taylors and l3 Fulton A. BIoohlyn
isserns partial of their Improved Artificial Teeth
~th without extracting the roots full sets on gold Of
pstlns $I5 silver rubber Ssi partial scts goIdj
oslA e5i nlyG sg rubber, SIi sxtysstiaE W.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Corporation Notices.
PROPOSALS for $l,0O0,O00 Of "RIOT
L DAMAGES INDEAITY BONDS" Of the Cosnty OF


Sealed proposals will be received At the Comptroller oee
vntu TUESDAY September 1868 at2 o'clock when
the viii be pubcy opened for the purchase at not less
their par vaue Of Che whole any pTt OF The sum o one
Million Dollars (+ Lc0jtlo) Of Riot Damages Indemnity
Bonds hozed by Ordinance Of the Board of Sspef
visos of tie County of New forG srpoysdby the Mayor
August 25 1893 for the payment Of damages for winch tns
Cosnty has become lab under the provisions oil napier
Of the lave 1883, consequence OF the poceeues ~
mob during the recent not. 49,
The said bonds will redeemabe the First day OF
gust 1864 and will bear interest at the rate ol Ola r'
[ EST per ,, .;..
The proposals viii state the smoeut desired sho me P,e
rer in thereof snd the persons whose proposals are so
septed wi. be requiod 10 depoii with the county
tat the Broadway Bank) within fve days alter he enf
tie proposals the awarded TO them respee'''y '"a
lug the premiums thereon. s.t co,,,v
Treasurer Tor .rch dcposs parties wal be fnteu' 10
eeVe Hoids for sqpa amounts Of lie par 'iue "a VIC
w ard.d to them bearing interest nom the date Si
Each proposiisn sho1d be- sealed aud indorsed i
Tor Riot Damages indemnity lnds ANA the same ho' "
.ca ed envelope addressed tO the tOnptIolei. .,
The COMPTROLLER usual IN. right 10 MY
ALA he bid, If the public interests should require H. H.
MATTHEW 4. BRENNAN, tonip,ionei,,,
Citv ork Department OF nance CenpfoA"' vi
ecs August 70, lot3
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

OrrfK cr SrRrfr CoNs.sIo>ER. No. 46l Broadway
rTNO Observation-Disclosures = mel lsed
IL ..ccd envelope indoTsed With the title OF ""Is
sut with the name lie bidder written thereon, VII q ic
e.i,rd 'hi, cffic- until NtuNESDtf, September 10,
a. u clocL q in.. OT BUILDING 10 ~, No 40
L.onard street ~ tie use = Insre Company No IT.
bsns form, of pfopos.s torehsI ~h The snons
and Agreements be obtained - ms onos-D.sd SIses
Department, New loTs. AI.usi H. ldt1
CHAS o CORNELL. Stree, Comf1isionsr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
DANirL II. BuspErI, Auctonesr.
Y &. MARSUALS SALE.
D,sfxL Il. EuRpsrr Auctioneer.
=. MARSuAI.s SALE.
Chanres tor bnsincos altn.


An established MERCANTILE FIRM, dong
ready psy bu,ines. OF 5000 lol aunun IN thn'H4
,As. 80 inhas o. the beet iocaion' ss
tBao ia tho situated canal .nd abroad in ne F1n
Of >.ao.a stok buug Aclussey ior each Gs he as~<
Pat of ssfofs the advance all s.iisy parties ON a
int. sbout pruas. SIOkE 70 De SOLD 0r LEAsEu~
Alife.. lausdiaiey. IL. 4. CO. Tribune Oaee.
EINE MILL PROPERTY for SALE or
l. EACHANOE, - miles from Acw.Nerk, q miles hsrs
n H. RE Els.f Nil. saw ALL anal Spice Mil, two D~ete
linz, good ban In Ill suldngs nine Orchard
Vosus rrs. Flu q. kinds. No" eSlEs good sgsinssA
adlss.. H. PAUL, FsEtehr.ier, \. \.
DATENr SEAMLESS SACK NANUFAC-
II TOAY Nr sALE.-The Subscribers eaeI iof sAlA
th,.r PATENT SEAMLESS SACh hANUtAtIOkf, eoa-
.tins II two C0to. Mo- o ~ looms aud ali the necessary
A.chney fet manufacturing their Patsns seans's sAeAS
Aso Bls.hsy Printing Pres, tosetlsr WIN theh ssuro
" .ter f.~os, zai ruIsAluit House,.
The S.cks manufactured ander Letters Patent issaed
Oct - 1850 With improved addition thereto annexed jay
JJs and vhrg aAiuoa thereto alnsIod hash > lS'5
thirds te Patent Is owned by the Subscribers Aa
will be sod with the shove named Property the remaining
lid "a interest he purchased 81 srezsonahr pfe
Tho above valuable and desirable property l. situated IN he
village Of Bslston spa Saratoga County New'fofk sa'sx
fourth Of ls the Depot OF te i.ens-e arr ara
Suaioys RAro the CiseA and NIL Do
sold st vsTy reasonable rates. -.
psrtisa Of purchase money can remain on oosd 80
JAMES NJ COOK aud
SAMUEL. III. COON,
Bafstou spa, County. ". r..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
CELECT FRENCH and ENGLISH PROT

- ESTAhr SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES. ~. - Ne.i
2,ihs opposite Trinity GAapel1lis 5cAoe sndef the d
Teion ~ Nile. kOSIAS u lsiis, will be fsopencd
THURSDAY Sept II. TIE valuable ss-l-tsscs " ffoi A.
MILLS has been secured aud Isr'ns viii hni thof
Ough and comprehensive Of ia.scos assisned "a
combine accomplished EBgsL tdicsoa raL pIsati
know edge Of tho Frslos and stAef IDoiss l.ssu.ss
Special attention pad - DT.rnr I.lnuls Hsc and Flo
cutiIn fov IouBg Ladies fssci.ea In the issy and
share 10 all Tho cOgsfts snd privileges 81 PHEASANT son~.
For farther inOfusiOn testinoIia kc, apply 20 N h.c
RO5IAh No ~ West LJls Il. Circulars sent u desired
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Financial.
|DIvIDEND NOTICE.
TPARTICIPATING INSURANCE.

hlVlDEND NOIlCE.
PARTICIPATING INSURANCE"
OFFICE OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURACE Co.,
No IO1 BROADWAY
CASH CAPprAL tal paid iI)............$500,e0 600 90
LIABILITIES, July |, lSCJ..........::.. X7,14S %
HEw YORK Jsy9 1853.
fS- The Director Of this Company have tAis day ds.
eisTsd
A DIVIDEND OF FIFTY PER CENT
to it, cu-tom-r upon the premiums earned daring the yesa
ending ist instant all policies emitting the holders psrs
tcite IN the profits a the Companys business And ssrn
viii bs issued tr 10th day OF sept uber ~ Policy eds1
for the amount to which tey respectively entitled
An INTEREST DIVIDEND % SIX PER CENT an
out'tsndns schp payable in cash 10th DAY Of sepsa~
ber neat
Also
A semi annsL CASH DIVIDEND Of SEVEN PER
CENT upon the Capital OF the Company payable W the
Stockholders sr legal representative. asd alter Mos.
dsy. i!,h inst
The p Transfer Books will be closed from the lst to the
10th Of - pteID5eT.
II. II. LAIPORT
SecIetry
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Mem Publications.


TOIN BULL" SOCIAL CONDITION AND
u CIVILIZATION.
HARPER l. BROTHERS, NEW-YoRK,
P.bhsh This Day;
TIE SOCIAL CONDITION AND
EDUCATION
OF THE
PEOPLE IN ENGLAND.
JOSEPH KAY, Ess, d. A.,
of Tni>v Collese Cambridge Bsrrser 81 LAW ana 's''
Travelling Bachelor Of the University
of Cambridge
l2no. Cloth 81
Extrss, from American Preface.
y.,'s,d hs. done and l. doing all she can to ssst,n
49, x., and TO destroy the merit that exists In our ows
No ,o,e hs. been len ununed by the rung classes Of En-
spa during the past two wears to degrade the people Of
America in the estimation of European populations and to
,esure the failure Of form Of representative government
Ihsve an object in reprnting Mr.. Kays chapters
beRsve describes the results Of form Of government
ih~sy opposed the principles Of own hope these
ps<us will induce ay sountrymen to vase our institutions
end persuade all among to perform their part in sss
sslsis them a. thsir integrity.
" HARPER L BROTHERS will send the above work
By mail any part Of the United States postage free or
receipt Of 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
iile0ilal.
nAE Nv sIX MONS of "WINCHESTEK'.

nAE Ia SIX BOXES of " "WlNCllESIEk'
" sFFtlFlC PILL" ~iu ysFssa~ofIy ssre any ssse o.
>,r,,sI u .gl.s., tal or tity rtrs Ascr.tartu,
wt,fisf f..s ns fa. iae.fsfa" Or igo>sse .nd %
and ~. &c ~ y H. g''i - r.'' D'4''''''
.nd sis,ss.. rsnsriIy Of To L'isa'y o'sa'h
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS ~ is,e -'sd ysur sf-
eve riii IN a,,ny e.... sf SPo~sfrA,s ,nd 'iih 10
Net r-,feri ,so.su~J yiLros rhuIGs. d. D.. Ill. D.
hrp~44yN
"h..u.ss ''psc.ac' s suv nseicne ran -" ] h'''
crf,4 vrry With f1m sE 80 rtN po' i
KraH n D.. IA Eesr,se'y 4 Lf4 Srsser. Nfr i"'
fFRrOsAt.-k,. B,.sA,'fer is sssrnr ~ iLL o"H
prscr an! l..s,s himself esfss'asisAy 20 ihs's fsf..
uon." D. G,r..,iA Rsss y. H.. LL~ -. AseNss h'i~~
Gsisff, ks,s ic's-
=. sPFCiFfC Pill {. net N7nsl slf.hlr fr-ls ~ n'
aa.. eau..a pefrufy ifan. NA..llss af aaf 3D. zoe %
laffeisuf Frrs y 80 her - taIs' tfr- sfsr''d a.
go fsf IS seat ty al ~ -ha ss.ls sEd retail -
J. WIsguys4EE Ne y John e.. D. =.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
JAMES n. COOK aud
professional No!icte.

CHARLES =. SPENCER, Attorney ana
~ Csuuseorat.Law Proctor and Advocate In u > coutss
No SO broadway, Nowi orb. Aoeiieuc"-No' ~ Lohas.
Terrace, " est 1jd-st. tbetwecn 9TH aud HthsW)
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor oi INC
- Scalpe and Operating and consu'ins sufse1n no,
3tl ay. Olnce gonsnltations the more oos, ,u'
the pelvic yi.cet Rupture rlcs tarcocele, aud fule
radically cured without th. knr OF satars Once n'u's
from to . TO Rand to evenings
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Ac.-C. ID. HAM.
IN MoND A. D., No 81 East !'th ss, " Y. ones h'u's
lom W ~, 10 J. and ~ 3s'snink
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28

1JNlE BRITISH AND AMERICAN
LACHANGE BANKING CORPORATION,
LIMITED.
F.tsi.h.s under the Companies. act ls51 rh miiod Ia
su.ty. AuIHoriWp CAPir.L OsE NitLio' Shh-'~''
In 20 o. Shares oi 4aS o.cb.
Ahcady lss1ed l5VH stsfes Of AaS zach
DIRECTORS.
CHAIRMAN. UsrsY 6EoRsE OoSDos fss1 O"-iiH'An o.
tic Dfirnfl h-lk Col qofatIun, London
DEPUTY CHAIRMAN in Londn hobhhi Diils'ris' J'n''
DEP lIi CHAIRMAN In Liyol Ha@d Li'tiA7
a., Of ,hr Fifm VI 4. n. Li.,il'e Co., Li,'rloo-
ArsAia.d Boyd ssq Director of tle son B.nA. Louenn
william James FsgnIe, esi, ~ ne F1nn oil friIle bi"'
Js5n Gtcsr. .q of the FirD Of Gilchris,. Watt Co..
Of sidney D-,ctls % tAs Union Bank 81 London LONDON
Wa. q. Esiu e,. sf the FINN Il "sA brothers N"''
JOIN r,li.r s.g.. b. p. Hanehe',er.
Tlo. Rse. 60 Of tA$ firm "a woodward Rss' Co.
NJ, Nenn, ..q u the Finn o, Csv.n Lsbbocs Co,
samuel s,i, ,- Of the late Firm .. s,it BrO'i'u Co.
Liyeuoo. Lone M-aa.ef jean s.'--ef' s's L''''
pool W. " '''''''IS iS new YORK.
Wa WOOD esq Manager. John osI7p, ,s7. A's' Ma -
j.. ". Irls. 81, lri Aas. f'-rf tsnAsrf
Co..m.f,.l A Asesis. Me..r.. ilo~.ard Il A.Pls"sA
BAHhfNs.
London To Uaion Bank q London
Liverpool The Bank of England.
Manchester Ia- LAM o. kLs.ia
Ir.ia I'M / China. IT, Orisu,si ban. C'rrsfs,ioa
New i.. Tie Bans Of North America
SOLICITORS.
London Nor, tstedh soma
Liverpool Ncssrs. Fletcher a Hnl-
NsN iofl Los.sa fo..er a IAol4'9n-
To nrsh ana Amrricsn EIehans. Baniins corrorN N'-
.itI .,l.f .u.url sn.s - Wasifoss Nsv 0F. "a
.r.rsd d, -. - BAY seri ~ h. u IErLanss -i u .
en.u-frla .ld Tfsvs~rs Credt' arasoc ia q par.
i.io. China sna Australia will BE- m The ori~niA h-na
Cosrof.ln Of Los Ion Fufihsf 70 hraA' LAY % "se'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
POLYTECHNIC INSIl-

IUTE, Troy. YThs astititsA d, SOW 1. fil o,-f.
alton 1 Oilers superior .iY.nt-grs ip s thorough "
tho sstufa Scisacs Of bAitay Sri,ss snd o. tl,. ao
ch4n and Topographic tsgn.eiss The Fofiieth Am
Sassio@ will commence on "WEDNESDAY. s.yt ~ ltlJ.
tut4sf niof fnstDn With ths AAsaa hs.iss soy 0o sD
laIn .. fL1m ILoL lLIAALLA DAyMAk. Lms tor
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
V'mE GREAT ENGLlSH REMEDY FOR

Dul Atp khtt AAll'N
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llus .isnIns 80 advised 10 a,e hLAlhs oulI AID
nm isA1lC PILLS Toy - relied lpn the mos,
.foctls f.nsy onsfcd Fubhr and have
teen aai'...y sssa "a Laops isf may ys.' ".sh ,-
sst.s s.rfe..
Ff.p.,d by FROuT H.HiANT 10 IA strand Lon.
doa intsn4 .na "a ~ usf Assli', Wills a Go,
/ Ifsnlhl d ss~ infs
Her NJ stnl...isner. have sastosed The and
al sss y THOMAS lhNI 4. ~ hiiafI Iun4au 10 hr
..si upon tte stamp AsI.d ~ saah esI u
tAs sgh4 tasli0r.
fu0e 5 snI - ssuis 10
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-28
Duilbinn Alalcrias.

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a. A. KLABfRs MANTLE bANlfACIOR1, 40 10 f,'i
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