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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

To the Editor Of IhsN 4. IrioHHe
SIR: On the 2sth ult you inserted an article from
myself descriptive Of the sweet gum tree, or liquid
amber, to which appended some remarks IA To q
plant, native of this Island, formerly plenty, bnt
now become scarce, which has been repeatedly
proven TO be most sovereign remedy for every class
of scrofuous diseases and has eradicated the more
dreful cases Of systems that had become mercurial
lied. am not aware whether diseases derived
from parentage can be eradcated but am fully sat
isfed that there is no imPnry of the blood, derived
from whatever source that is within the limit OF pos
sible cure by remedsls yet applied, that will
not be eradicaed by the proper use Of the root of the
species of plant which now shall proceed TO name.
In regard to the plant remedial for smallpox speak
with less force because tue discovery Of ts efficiency
is more recent, but find the fact atesed by great
numbers, and no denias Of Its potent relief.
Until my recent tour through Mexico, had no
realizing conception of the extent and Of the Gppa.
rent abiding existence Of scrofula, among whole
tribes of the inhabitants Of earth. 1t has been with
me an enigma difficult TO solve in connection with
Divine power wisdom, and love, that children are
afflicted through the errors Of preceding generations.
fud its solution alone in tue mighty TRUTH that all
moral aud physical Influences and results are based
on the all persading principle of an eternal refrbu'
tire ju,tice. In large district Of Mexico bordering
on the Pacific aud extending 80 miles inland, the
entire population consists Of the Pinta OF painted
race. their faces and their skin every part pre-.
seDtiog the appearance Of various-coloFed calico.
The cause Of this peculiar characteristic is declared
to have resulted from the perfetuty Of serofua by
lack Of adequate cures, and the intermarriage Of
such persons throughout that region Of country. !
was told that the possess less strength than
other tribes. The only hope for tho republication Of
this unfortunate race, aud for others who have in.
berted similar malad-s consists 10 the constant ex-
ercse by nature Of all her reeuperasye energies TO-
ward the resumption Of her primitive prerogAuve Of
health and purity and in eHectug this abe will avail
her,slf Of every means which may Influence such a
result have made these nitiatory remarks, which
,ome may deem superhuous. by way OF explaining
why my mind, which has always been devoted 10
tie culture Of uees aud plants, has been attracted 10
eons deration Of the maladies which so sorey al.
lict humanity. Yours, Do't tiuly, -
F!s.hbg l.. J., April ~ 1901 WI IL FhiHCL
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he has resided with bnt littIs

ro.iasn. Of this city ia which he has resided with bu its
township Of so.S"fy, Buck. County 90 the
18th day OF September f93 and was therefore 10 the 10th
year Of From bis fsno, no lanssa 'n9;s poos
ouon and which the present dy mud ready response
in the hearts Of all oysl Unioni';s His mother wa, mem
closely with the history Of this city or
by wider circle Of wsrm an ardent f,s9d. than the
Murray Hill add thus became pioneer as were 10 Improving
the most valuable portion, OF tho city hs P-ocs
thorough conviction OF the truths OF the medical system 30
adopted lie the founder Of what has Tor npaps o.
wear. beep widely known the Analytical System OF heol
cine which In his hands appears to have been emineny sue
ce-sful Dr. Kelley one OF the worlds .emade iIsn
and theological points! and when thus engaged he would
throw upon the subject the light OF clear esiy end vs,
a. with Of illustration which not al
WAYS convincing, ever strong add pits'lng
of the Matsra Medca Psychology and Pathology aud
was be,ides authorof the work knowa o" o"g h9pl0 =
notify man with broad forehead blue eyes and round Iu
looking face Hs dressed plainly conyer'-d o.
quenty aud exhibited that force Of chafacse "oI
every obstruction that imptded nv Poss
fla also man OF ripe experience ana etlehso .,
and possessed the gift Of words, combined WIN
person There are few OF our pfomlnent ,e ,
will appear regretted and for whom larger ana sions
er tide ofJmpsthy and esteem exists hs h''n H'' '1
la vain"
LEE-At Baltimore Md. on Wednesday morning, May 70;
1853 Lucy Lee rect Of the late ELISHA Lee IA tne '|d
year OF her sse
MAOWIRE-ln BToOkyD, on w cdnes1Ayf may ~ VI W."
sumption George Msgwirs IN the SD year OF hls age
The fansrs will take place from his residence No Sos Carl
ton avenue on Friday afternoon, I'D inst at O'Clock
Tho relatives friends invited to attend without fur
ther invitation.
OLYPHANT-On ns,day Of diphiheria, George Talbot
olyPhant r aged syeaf', eldest 'on oil w. 4a''' s"a
A. Maria Olyphsnt -
The funeral take place from No. IL East 31,h street. on
Friday tho I'D inst, AZ 10 o'clock q. III.
SMTlu Trenton, " j. at tbs residence of her son.in-
law. the Rev. H. Il. Chaplin Monday, May 49, Ms Ann
Smith wife Of Charles smith, esq Of Nswfork, aged %
years.
The resvs, and friends Of the family invited to attend
the funeral fom the Third Presbyterian Church at Iren'
ton Thursday May q lat u O'Clock Tsin leave
foot Of Courtandt street. aud 10 o'clock returning
leave Treuton, at +:l0 ,nd 7:l3 p
SCHWERIN-On Sunday. May TO- from wounds received
I'd In tho bale OF Charlottesville Henry RemsOn
Schweun, Captain Co. {. 18th Regiment n. Y. s. Vols
| aged 70 yeara
The funs. will .is place from tho residence Of his father
Msr Schwsrin, schebectsdy n. Y on Thursday, May 81
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CnsriyrNEss.-No person can feel well while

COSTlyENESS.-NO person can ieel Wen Whlie
costly. hsb Of body preVs' and no expect TO an
10Y health permanently who permit, H. to the
economy of the system. snd gives rise TO soody proportion
OF the ns which Ic the human To neglect H. there
fore TO insure heAh Of greater or les, duTton Je, IN
attempting e. removal discrimination with regard 70 tbs
reuesirs be used srequsie violent pursstyss tempo
ray obstfUcuon. weaken the bosss and reduce
the strength Of the ps,ent ard followed usually by
sreatsr constipation rendering sno her ADD smother does
until the strongest pursave lose their effect
aud the palieu. condition becomes tsploabs Lar 10 re-
4lred IL Eenile puflsiiye having sctou on the
liver and that be taken daily without impaflng the
strength Of the patient or injury TO the ytrn uht the ten
deney constipation 10 removed But lev remedies nave
been foaod to NEE, these requirements and OF these fs~
have been uccsssul dsmoustfaisd BY
many Dr. ID. JAIsE's SAsArIvs PILLs They
usually every night bedtime esnsnS IA proper
aos.. no during The night and producing no
r.us., OF UNPLEASANT sroi DUR u. day that persons
ma, follow their avocsiious whether n business or
.s.gfs "a The u they had not taken the
I Their coed effect wall begin 10 Be obvious siisr week
Of twos particularly On greater cesrne" o. mind and an
ne s.ssd sussy ard disposition g. wok aud % suJoy me-
.nd their continued "a the ssiorAon Of the health TO the
patient Sold wholesale ~ hTChrNi iiLEH Co., AID re-
TAI By Drus.lsis generally
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FoRr WiRREs.-The Washington Republican
says of Vallandigham's prsoni 1.-THE quarters at
Fort Warren Of the most comfortable description.
There are suites Of rooms within the stone walls,
with marble freplaces, polished floors, hard.fnish
ceiling"
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A Music TRADER AUTOMATICALLY, De-
ectvs. Roach and Wilson arrested Henry g. Umhsrt on the
complaint, OF several Of tho Broadway music sellers He
was with having hired me!Odsons from the complain
ants, ana .eus them TO second hand dealers At from IS to
$40 He was tsken before Justice Qrsckeabush a, the
Jefferson Market Police Court and committed In default Of
O l. OUO to answer.
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Ordinary Advef,sslt cl."ihsi under appropriate heads
10 oeu pof line zach insertion OF Two DeAA per me per
month. . .. ...z.-..
LEADED AND FANCY DISPLAYED ADVERTISE.
MkSTS-Chsr.rd solid space.
SPECIAL hOrlCEs-finh Pars-FrTrsss CgSrs line
each in.son Nothing Inserted iog Ists than SENEsTrFNE
CHsIs zach tuseriloi. -
BUSINESS NUrCES-Flnh Page before the Deaths aud
M.rnase.-THIEri CEsrs liae each nssrton hothiss
serted itf s., than OSF DoLiAK racn insertion.
is ClTf ITEMs-PfehIed by the word Advertisement,
Tmnri CEsTs Inc each i-Ion Nothing inserted iof lo
than OSs DoLLAK each Insertion - -
ABOUT NiSE WORDS AVERAGE LINE
The cfcua.on Of THE DsIirIKbusG !. now over 3o9V'
sopios and lie best mediums for City Adreftisins
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany by Hudson River KR. g. Warren.
a. = 10 ard 81 5. aud H.! SUNDAY. SEA p.
10 Albany by Harlem III, 21th.t and hh-ay I0i 10
10 Boston by New-i.ondon line. Per ~. N.
r. -touington lire, Per ~. y. r.. aud Fall
River inc, Pief s. n. H., daily lSundAJser
Observation-Disclosures. SIP IN
10 Boston by Now-liiyen RR via spring.
field 27tt.t sod IthSy........8a and y and p. m
TO ioston, by Now Haven HR, 25th-,t aud
1tl.ay via Shore Line Ia aud p. Sunday p. m
TO Buna o. By Enc kh foot oi CbarnbsI.'
los. m. and p.
To Philadelphia by es-Jersey Railroad foot
Of Court.and 1t TO- M, H. ~ Sunday, u p
To Philadelphia ~ Camden aud Amboy
RAiifohd Pier 20 n. H.. foot Of bafcAyst. M =. M
TO Washington by Nsw.Js RR.7 lOum.
and - ana ~ p foot Of CouIisnd' It Sunday y p m
To tho West. by Central Railroad Of New
jersey foot Of Couftlandtst. and ga m.
IL u...................ssss'sss :"
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4. T.-IB60-X.

eAurros-Ths Plantation Bitter Bots 1. secured 10 us by
United 5taes Letter, Patent.
To miiae II for any other purpose Ia orims, pun
'hsble with hne and imprisonment Parties warned Of
the consequences Of hns empty bottle, with any other mix
tus whether calling Plantation Bh.en or by any other
We pay cash. 60 cen per dozen Of 20 per gross
for all empty botc, delivered at mandatory. No. los
Liber.yst, thu. removing any excuse Tor ignorance.
Any person pretending 10 sell Plantation Bsrs in bulk or
by tn. tson Ia swindler and mposlsr. We sell only In
our regular bottles. all bearing our private United
stamp and steel. plate label and signature
z. H. DRAKE Co,
No 202 Broadway, New.York.
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FALL OF AN UsoccUPIED HoUsK IN WAsHIsO-
srREkr-Lss night about u O'clock the unoeoupied
thrso.oy building No "a Washington stree, fell to tho
ground front wall falling into the street The bs'emsns
used stable. and two horses which were there were
killed The building and tho horses belonged TO Edu"d
nuvk
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The YoUEG MTs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
The recently elected Board Of Directors Of the New
Young Mems Christian Association have elected the follow
ips officers for the ensuing year. Samuel w. Ssbbin' Pres
ident; Vincent Colyer yicsPe,ideni Charles T.. White
head Corresponding Secretary Robert H. MeBurney Re
eording Secretary; Vsuunus Norss. NJ d., Treasurer
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TO ARRIVE.
Dnsiness Noiltes.

MRS. NNsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP relieves
the child fom pain nvgostes the stomach and bowss
roc,s scid aud give. and vsO to the whole system
IS cent. pei bottls
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KSoX.-Inquire of the first person you meet
OF Broadway where you obtain .nyli,h and becoming
hat al reaonabe price and will wsger ihst the response
will b. at Kuors Awaiting yourself Of the Information thus
acquired proceed to KnoI No 22 Broadway. cornsr Of
Fuon and msae your selections, and We guarantee that
you will regret the question ths paehsse Try the
Ipsrm
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Mails Close nj the Post-Once

for Crest Britain aud the Continent Dy steamer
City Of New-tork saturday MHy 2i.......... loi m.
For Europe. via Quebec, by steanlsg Bohemun,
Thursday. May .. IN.
For tuua via Havana. AID Nassau. y. T.. by steam
,r Corsica saturday M.y 2.................. 10 M.
For Cuba aud West indes. via Havana, BY steam
ef Esse thursday, MAY 2L................... p m.
For Sou,h PacIc sud Genital America BY steamer
Oc~4n Queen saturday. May ~ .............. loI
For King.tou, Ja.. aud Port-au-Pfince, HsJti, BY
steamer PisutAsenet, lbursday, May N......... IL
For New. Of-uus by steamer George Washington.
saufdsy, May p IN.
For Cailorus dc. daily Sunday, excepted.
overland via ST. Joseph Mo.......3 q IA. aud a p.
NOnh-Al1sny. Bah4O A1d Canadas.. - a M aud - y.
North aud West Way Mai, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
stern Mail via Ee kallrosd.....9 M and ,. y.
southern aud south Wcssern Ma3 IN, y aud l0l p.
Eastern Mail -.................3a 2t aud a ~
New bedford Newport aud Fall Ngrr............ y.
The Long ls,ud Mail closes At - m, and 3. r. IN
Sunday Mails On sunday AL mails cloto at ID ..
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WALLACK's-Tho Road TO Ruin.
WINTER GAKDES-MArned Lfe-SomebodJs Coat.
kIBLO'S-Lesh the for,aksn.
BARNUMS MUSEUM-ssefsoptcon aud dramas afternoon
end evening.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING. 6l3 Broadway.
HOPE CHAPEL-Panorama o. Palestine
LAURA kfENES 1hEATEH-The Troupe ~ Dent,
BROOKLYN kTHENhuM-Fallou'. StercOptieon.
CHINESE BUfLDlN6s-fhe IIibcrbicoh.
IRVING HALL-GotscLalks COncet
DODWORIMs HALl-O,on hrifs Concert.
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The WAY TO MAKE INDUSTRY CHARMING.
-Procar. SKwIS0.MAoHrsKs which will embrodsr bssuti'
fully well stitch perfectly. Your daushter' will never
become weary OF such mshios There 10 but one machine
thu, both sew. and embrOider' and tina. 10 GEovEE
BIKRKl
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To Advertisers.

THr Nrw-YoHK IRiHUsS, having larger sggre-
gate s.fosaOa tsn other ns-'psPs aud eifeal.unI
sey IA al Par' efihs Co5nGy. Ad'sn's' viii tad IL
vslssbl. medium 10 which To .eVsril'e.
E,rI, or IpyIHTlstsG ~ THI sEw-roRE DAHL
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IOLHZ.

OF all Remedial Agents, IODINE stands pre-cmnent
The amount OF ability zeal and ssduy which he. been DE-
voted TO the elucdston OF it's effects the HUMAN
SYSTEM has been exceeded in the instance OF any 0thsf
article Ia Maeis Medcs end Is scknow TO possess
very great In the Of many obstinate dseasea
over which otber remedies have little influence.
Iodine discovered Ia ths year 1872 and received 10
name FROM the Greek word which heads this article II
an elementary body obtained from seaweed very vosta,
and has great coutTol over
SCR0FULoUs AFFECTIONS
II act. upon the
HEAkr DIGESTIVE ORGANS
LIVER AND GLANDULAR SYSTEM
II neuszss metallic mercury and all the mercuriL com.
pounds that possioY occur 10 tbs living body
The TONIC operation Of Iodine 4 eyinced by lite strength
eninR the digestive snd increasing the appetite.
Of by pepsa En- ciation Debility,
nutrition Of The bod IL hs result Of the employment
dine. The sn flesh, strength and color; hitherto
ale reeKed and feeble, be becomes full and ford
The unparalleled success In private practice aud In
/ dor.snebt Of HIGH MEDICAL AUTHORITY enables IN
10 rec ,mmend . -...
/ IODINE WATER,
Solution Of Pare Iodine in Pure Water specific fog
the cure Of 5crofula IN all s manifold FORMS
Cancer Heart Liver and Kdoey Desse, Rhenu l.m Neu.
syph Il. and the remedy for the successful eadicaoa
OF Meroufial Disease. 80
Its commences pure solution. and its excsepce -
medicine are sttesed by Dr. Chiffon Prof Psrher Prof.
Booth Or Whitney aud others equ-y Known 70 science
TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE.
Price One Dollar per Bottle 53 per hat dozsn
DIR. II. ANDEBS Co,
Pbysicisns and Chemists No. 428 Broadway, N. y.
Sold by all DfuRxists
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66 AND So FuLTON.sT.

sc AND 90 FULToN-sT.
Cashmere Busins. Goats, 50 to SR.
Cashmere Pants. sat o.
Cashmere yests cit to -
At
Evls,
Extensive
Clothing Warehouse.
e 6 '''''"'
Between God and Clif-sts.
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has become famous for this use in that courry and
my neighbors who have used it corroborate this fact
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6peual Noiltes.

Consumptive Diseases Prevented,
BY MY NEW fREATMENT or DISEASES OF THE
THkOAT AND LUNGS,
Through the Local application OF Remedial Agents oy
means Of IBsuffstiou.
Eminent success ia numerous iuyeterae attesed
Consulting Rooms No. 835 Broadway aud IhlIteenih't
Is. sEGNITZ, M. ID.
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Miss Dickinson In Brooklyn.

Miss Dickinson In Brooklyn.
By request OF many citizens,
MISS ANNA T. DICKINSON OF PHILADELPHIA
will deliver Lecture IN tho
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
FRIDAY EVENING, May 70.
Her subject will be
d" HOW PROVIDENCE Is TEACHING THE NATION"
Admission to P.rque,ts, Dress Circle and Balcony W
cents; Family Circle aud AmPhitheater. Is csnts
Ticket. sold in Brooklyn the Academy Of Music, Mon
t.gu.s,; swsyDs'. No 2lO Fuion, Babcocks No. 246
Futon-st Sawyer Thomp,On's No. 50 Fultonsv Roses
No ia Atsntic-. In NswYoIk at ToUsoy's No l2l Mas
u., and a, Cro,bys OF Wiam's and Exchange
place.
Doom, open at 7. Lecture at8
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Almost an Entirely New stock Of
FINE HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
such az
CHINA, GLASSES, SILVER and PLATED GOODS.
CLOCKS, BRoNZES, VASES, PARIAH SrATUARY.
MIRRORS AND CHANDELIERS.
&C., &c, SC.
We have made such extensive additions to our stock nx
we can safely assert It has never been 80
COMPLETE AND ATTRACTIVE
as now Many of the goods, having been
ORDERED IN EUROPE
before the rise In E1chang, be sold nearly chsS
T.. v. IAUGHWOUT & Coz
MOI. 4Ss, 40 and 492 Broadway, cor Broome-st.
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SENI.WEEKLY TRIBUNE.

"a Ia Insertion
TEM-l Adyer.emsntl-FUTr cEsrS q line each in's'
uou.
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Spring,
1869.
Our usual hns variety Of
GOODS,
SEASONABLE AND FASHIONABLE,
NOW READY
comprising oil the articles necessary for
GENTLEMAN'S WARDROBE.
DEVLIN &c Co.,
Broadway. cor Grsadst.
Broadway. cor. Wsrsn-&-
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CaaIG's CrLEBRArED Microscope ia mailed

/ CRAIG's CELEBRATED MICROSCOPE ia mailed,
prepaid With beautiful msuntsd objects. Tor 81 with 2. OBJ
Zee. - sy m:, o,.a i'g Ss5i.t - a.9r S ss,.g
Wells Ss shspaid .'o Optical Institute, under barnums
HnL's HAIR DYE, 5Oc., Black or Brown.
Depot No Bacsyst Sold by al DfuEsisi' Inimiiaolr
CnIiiBs Of Hair and Nh'seT. styles neat, at NO b'f
cAi-'l
SEWING MACHINES TO KENT,
And Tor S,e-New.
v w. wicKEs lr $50 Bd~sy, COT Broome-'t, upstairs
TRusses.--Dr RIGGs's HARD-RUBBER TRUss
and SrFFoHrEH-~,is proof clearly. aud ud..truetibe
.nd vlEcocELE TEv'' May be seen a. BaTolay't NY
Boys AND YOUTHS Doors AND SHOES
A. CASrRELIs ss,bi,hmsn parents aud guard Au' can pro
say description Of Booze and shoE io BOZ AGA osl'
Mise. and Children a. ffr stock OF these
fabrics being Of the largest and most varied chaIse'eI
DEFIANCE FIRE AND BuRGLAR.PRooF SAFES.
-Al.o sipgHoiHp and PAHLoK Tor Silver Pate. &c.
Z" No. % '''''''''' '''''' " NJ P.ruos
BArcnELoR's HAIR DYE-The best in the
world Perfect n.,ursl reliable harmless and instantaneous
In effect Tn. genuine 10 signed WilLAs A bsrcHHtoh.
Sold by all Druggist. Factory, no u bafeI.y-,t
FRENCH CHINA,
Richly decorated DrssEE End TIA sars In unum, variety
wHIrE and PLAIN CIR TEi ssh, a, worry low prices
4 compet, As9rment OF all Kind, Of WnITE, CIR and
FANCY CHisA =,
No 800 Broadway, oppolte the st. N'eholi'
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL URN
AM AND syIrAL sYsrKNs-N-w aud reliable rratmrut-in
R.pofts OF the Howard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In sealed ietef
ffee Of charge Address Dr. j. sKlLLiS HotGH
7oS Howard Association, Philadelphia Pa
WHEELER a WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES,
mGHE.T PKEAiUM.
International Exhibition, London 1872.
Office No. sos BROADWAY, New.York.
Foor's PArENT UMBRELLA LOCK- STAND
nav invention which bid. lair 20 supefsoi- aud exclude
if.v from the al stands TINT Las. hsreto'or been
u,rd New. Yors Tribune A. WHEELER " WILSON'S Sew
,us. gachne Rooms. No 5l5 Broadway. Ne~ York
RuSsEs.-MARsH a Co.'S Radical Cure
Tpr.s Office only At No Nessyst Also supporter. sls
p,u,ory Bsndge SILK Elastic Stokins' for Na.,0so ems
Snoudrr Braces sc lady attendant
BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
C.r,,s de Nisite % Per dozen. pupicates III 80 Al
NEGATIVE. registered X. a LEwis. l32 Chsthams, ~ l.
TuE PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
PALMER Inventor and Pat-ntee Asio place ground uoo
n \ Also Phads pha and boston. Only houses OF fALhh"
Co Avoid imposition by calling on the Inventor.
GOLD PENs.-Tne best and the cheapest ut
A MoHroN's No. % Madcn-lans. New.fors.
rs
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ss,enteenrh Ward Republican As.ociation.-

Seventeenth Ward Republican Association,
The regular monthly meeting Of tue Association WI De ne
AZ Lincoln Hall No lb9 Houstou-st corner OF Aien.'t,
JOHN LABOR,
Ca.. III guoyEs President
Anne rican Bible Society," Special Meeting o. the
pOAhD OF NANAGEkS OF tho AMERICAN BIBLE So
CIT will be hold Bible House. A.torpace, THIS
Thursday AFTERNOON, at y O'Clock
CALEB 4. ROWE, General Agent
"Unc additional Loyalty to the Government
-Youne and lady eDds respectfully Invited to a"ene
Public Meeting q, the Hall Of the Republican Central Com
ui,.ee corner OF Broadway and ?oi. on FRIDAY EVEN
ING MAY a. o'clock listen to addrssses " toe Kew
O. B. FROTHINGHAa and the Hon. II. J. RAYMOND, on
THE DUTIES AND NECESSITIES OF THE HOUR"
and why all cls"s, Of parsons should yield 'UNcoSDl-
TIoNAL SUPPORT the constituted authorities in their
efforts to subdu- the Rebellion. Seats free.
tn, Council and Executive Committee Of the
LOYAL, NATIONAL LEAOOL
beg 10 announce 10 the pablo that f.
Mr BENSON j. LOSING
will deliver Addre especially designed for Young Men
the
causes AND RESULTS or THE REBELLION"
at Irving Hall.
corner OF l5th-s,. aud living place,
on FRIDAY EVENING next 2ld inst.
Seats will be reserved for aies Address will BE- delivered
8, o'clock JAMES a. hOOSE' ELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1863-07-22
Glorious News.

The best news of the war has been
received during the past week. Port
Hudson has unconditionally surren-
dered to Gen. Banks, with a large
number of prisoners and military
stores. This, with the glorious victory
of Gen. Grant at Vicksburg, ope
the Mississippi from its mouth to its
source, for the transportation of Wes-
tern products. If the Mississippi is
kept open, which it will be, if New
England trickery does not prevail, the
glorious effects of these victories upon
the West will soon become apparent.
All honor say we to Generals Grant
and Banks, and their noble and brave
men. Let every Western man re-
ioice.