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Religious Notices.

A Eermon on the superiority OF tbs Unscsnlia Doc.
trim. OF RECONCILIATION practical power-ths sixtn
sorios--wil be given bJ tho Rev IT, q. bKoOhs,
TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at o'clock lnqui,sm In
In Tho New BirthD The Rev b. PETERS will preach at
lOi o'clock q
Series Of Nv o. ming Meetings will be he'd AZ me
Dersan BE ptis, Church He ord aud Downright ~
DOWLlNL pastor. viii preach In tho MORNING ana VIC
Rev ISAAC WEsCOrr will preAch Ia tbs ENENlNo' VA
syery Seuins during the wees
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Amusements.
IRNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TREMENDOUS EXCITEMENT.
GREAT INCREASE IN NUMBERS AND ENrHUSI.
EVERYBODY AM n LOVE WITH
THE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
THE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
1HE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
MISS LAvINIA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
"'' TIE s SiS19IPs 4 vt %6 Ss ALIVE
THE MOST INTEREsrING AND FASCINATING.
HEAR FORM is EXQUISITE,
perfect model OF woman. with as
SWEET A FACE AS EVER SMILED
Upon signing swain.
ONLY ~ INCHES HiGa, ANb WEIGHS BUT 30 LBS.
=, VISITING THE COURTS or EUROPE,
OF ExHnITfSS EvEaY T Jay S Az w EysSNo
o. Tn me TIE az S MA n HALL iiAH
= on THE SfIGs IN TIE LECTURE ROOM
DuIins each dramatic Perf'rmancc, IN company with
COMMODORE MUTT,
TIE FAMOUS $4,000 MUTT.
the most diminuliye man ever known making
The SMALLEST PAIR
ofhnman bens tie face Of the lobein fact,
realizing Ia liviug sgb scts the widest visions II
DEAN sWlk4sS LlLIPU IAHS.
Also 10 BIO seen, a. ell houis every day aud evening
OLD ADAMSS CALIFORNIA BEAkj
exhibited anu performed by the Lion. Tanner,
HERR DRIESBACu
ALBlNo FAMILY, WHAT IS IT. MONSTER
GRAND AQUARIA. LIVING SEAL, HAPPY
FAMILY, WAX FIGURES SC.
DUUCICAULT5 GREAT IRISH DRAMA,
COLLEEN ISAWN,
COLLEEN DAWN;
On,
TIE BRIDES OF GARRYOWEN,
THIS AFTERNOON. AT 3 O'CLOCK. and
THIS EVENING AT u
NJ w. b. HARRISON COMIC ISiPROMPTU SINGER,
nppes's a, each performances.
admission. Is cents CbIdEcn under ton IS cent,
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hooks Received.

Modern War BY E"esc SA"'''' ''''
Brothers, -, ~ u.,,vn p.;rs M D., LID
Tho lssttas: q msif IL. SAME. by M'''n PANE Az.
sc fR Cs~s,tution By Sidney Gsoas Hnc,sscs
fh' mo. Ssi. J. u. Lppnco.s 20. s''''
IT,. f,sst Rebellion. A History Of tho T,yi syo -
ino tIiui,ed States. BY J. y. HeadiaJ' ''
Ic' t nSI0l l.a S' pS IL h.p~ Br''h''~
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OTS nm Idtb and l5th.sts.. aud on 18th and
Usooing Oaros, sc.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
n CARDS These celebrated fnsraved C1d' soad Only
:, NJ lo1 gultonst, N. \. EstGsisLed 1919
z II. JOHNSTON g. CO., No. $50 Bowery,
~ WpDDING aud VISITING CARDS, &c.. latest style
.peer,.ns by mail Also Watches Jsvefy saver ware anu
Tls,sd ,YsIe OF lie oe,t qualities and at lo" pcea
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USE HELAIBOLD'S EXTRACT
BIJCHU

USE HELABOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For ali affections and disease, Of Urinary orrn' whether
IN MALE on FEMALE.
From Whatever originating aud no matter OF no"
require the aid Of . Dureuo
EXTRACT BUCHU
is THE GREAT DIuRETIc.
avn - 10 HAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT
FOR WHICH
RECOMMENDED.
EVIDENCE or THE MOST RELIABLE AND
RESPONSIBLE CHARACTER
ill accompany the medicines.
CERlHlCA1Es or CUES r,yn,yo with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME.
9
PHYSICIANS PLEASE NOTICE
WE MAKE no SECRET OF INGREDlENTS.
UELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Of Buchu Cubeb' and Juniper Berries selected
with gf.a. caro- by competent d,gssi,,,o nv
PREPARED IN VACUO. BY
II. r.. HELM i Id
practices, and Analytical Chemist and sole Manufacturer CT
HELMBOLD5 GkNUlNE fHhrAhAIION'
/
L.
AFFI DA V T. 80 -
sppesrcd before me- en- Aldermen OF the Wy OF
phii.d.lnbis IL L. HELHBObD, who b-iug duly sworn,
do is preparations no nsrcotics no mercury
or o,hef injurious duE but arc purely ycs'lIos
Sworn and subscribed before this sd dsy OF November
Ig5l VIM. /. HIBBhhD, Alderman,
Dthst. above Race. fliade Phla
% p
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE, on SIX FOR 81
delivered 10 any address, securely packed nom o0seson
Address letters for information TO-
H. A. HELMBOLD,
CAEMisT.
DEPOT,
No lOi gout l0tL-st below Chestnut
PHILADELPHIA.
-.
-
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIT3
UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS
who ondssvor TO dispose OF their own sna S'Ne'
articles on the reputation obtained ~
UYLMBOLD'o GENUINE PREPARATIONS,
uELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BuCHU,
UFIMnOLU,S EXTRACT SARSAPAHil.LA,
iIILMBOLD'5 IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EyEhYWhEhE;
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS-IAkE NJ VI
Cut ont this Advertisement and send of ana ~'''a 'P'
alton and exposure.
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WriliM9- 1!atbiucs.
Goal G!lH n)ooo.

DEMOVN..-GEORGE WRIGHT 81 Co.,
IL OF liverpool shippers OF the best varieties OF
GAS AND HOUSE CAMEL AND GOALS,
old a tho Of Gaskht companies aud deeefs IN
coal to the reuov. Of their Uce IA New ioTk from no
Living place Manhattan OassGt Company Buiid1sl TO NO.
- riuo-st. . 49,, -, ,... .,.
Oders for Cosls filed with and shinped at lowest pos
sibs ates Of height. Also Goals FOR sale TO asIvs
References:
Me,sr.. Van Wat Son X Go Birmingham.
M,ssrs. Moses Tsylof Co.. New.i
Nesus Schieaeln, Bros 10, Now'Iok
Me,,rs Booth Tdttlc, Nsw-iork.
NIrssrr T.. Coming & Go Albany.
Me,ars. Martin s. Smith, Philadelphia. ~.
Manhattan Gaslght Company, Ntw.Yok. ana 70 o.ns'
companies throughout the Uaited ssiee 90"
kycn, for Geo. Wright a. Co.. No. .. rIoe-..
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CHANCES tor Bnsli,sss Aleil.

CYMNASIUM-For SALE, the C LON !, 10
,joo NJ, 81 Sou 4,hst containing everything
requisite hca'. IL I sS soS p by MOS
on " M ,sn IN a"c,nrer = COCKROft fnesI
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printillg.

DuSJNESS CARDS, 81 1000; .Bill-lIeads,
,s.m. Circnllrs 3ec 100; Labels $50. gU0 Post
- pr,,r,,wn,.s Lev Cssos. Pamphlets-All kinds Boos,
Lob aud Newspaper Printing o. essy low rstss pepper
Uvrcha,d before the g.as rise T. H. DAWLGY cor he"ds
and Centrosts
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axe no BAlssm. Mercury or Unpleasant Mediene
for iBpioassnt and Dangerous Dlscrss.
RELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCiiU
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
CURES SECRET Dl5EASES
in al thelr,sges o eIpnn,e e change n Diet.
no vrplence and exposure !, causes frequent
de.c gives .,ns'h to ufins,e Thereby TeO,ibs 90
,t.eto. prey.nis sod curing S'icturcs 81 tie Cfcru
ii.,,. rain and lnnanu .ti.n n.4s. Is. --. -
and eIpens all poi onous diseased and worn OUT
mattef. - .... =. .-,,,.,.s..,,, ,,.ttn tt,vr urp.r
THE VICTIMS or QUACkS.
A a. no nave paid heavy cured Ia thoft Tine
raw. found they deceived srd Lat the poison has ~
,hr uss Of powerful suing-nts been dried up Ia Tie
.y,t,n 10 bteaE out IN sggrivated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER mAhhlAOE
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Gopartnersbip ilotices.
Galcs bn 3neiio,,.

A. NJ. MELVIN. Aucteneei. -
by BANGS, MERWlN & Co, Irving Build
Iys. Nos so end SIS Brsadxsy.Ssie. OF Boo.s Sta
non.ry Picture, Work, Il AT Fancy Goods Furniture
MONDAY EVENING, Jan IA. o. : O'Clock
ENGLISH IEGRAVISGS--Piain and co0rsd. Wt'er
Color pr.wogi Paes plain colored Lithogsphs, &c.
WEDNESDAY EVENING J,n q. at O'clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY -CompTsing q yare y Of valuable
,nd choo Standard Works including many volaniss
Also Mis- Ii STATURE AMI Iluirated Books, &c
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR Al

III UDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-FORA AL.
4 BANY aud Troy CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST Trains leave;
From ChsmbeTssL From 3othst
Express and 10 a m pnd3: 72l, 1927 aud 33T and
10 ana p. III. t:92 D. IN. (Sund.ys incGd
Troy and Albany with sleep ed.l
ing ca'l, l030p il03l pm
Poughkeepsie ain em, IL loI% M and 2;22 and 6i3
m. and 6.3D 2. IN. p.
Peekskin train. 2: f5p. m. t;O1 o. m
Sing sing train $3.50 p .: y p. IN
Tsrytown, t;l0 p. l4:3ap NJ.
Persons in BROOKLYN can purchae tickets Wescotps
Express Office No 700 Wa'hingon.,t City Hall Square
aud have their baggage checked their residences to all
A 4 SMITH Suprrr ie nden.
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Amusemcuts.

WAnLalLaA.C,kt,'
TONIGHT, SATURDAY,
Tho vsfy erciins Dnms.io DRAINS,
PAULINE.
WITH NEW SCENERY,
HORACE DE BEAuv2L i ih. crS,ssl ca..c.er,.
LESTER WALLACK
IL .............."....,..ar BROWNE
LgCiEN DE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REYNoIDs
MATT MATT g Ia sbLAochAMp. Mr. S SoRKps
YOUNG
S9F Inv PAR sdo
SiTLLAUM TUkNER
MME De M iiiS sEFT0N
oAsRlhL.. ........ Miss MADELINE HENRIoU Es
HOWL .s MAET bh hKEVrs
The Orchesira under The di:cioo Of Mr.. ST0EPEL
TuhSDAY fifth time this season. LOVE AND MONEY.
WEDNESDAY, 1,th inst. aud FRIDAY. 10th inst. ia
PAULINE. THURSDAY. A BACHELOR OF ARTS.
SATURDAY i7h lust. frat time for Thirty In this
''''' '"' '''' PR0voKED HUSBAND.
Box sSsa GDsn s 11y q hS % aeSss fT' SSgwYa
To be repeated; CENTRAL PARK. MONEY. BOSOM
FFRIENps. tue .scH9oL FOE scASpAL. ROAD 9
THE IRISH HEiREsS.
A cADEMY OF MUsIC-LAsr MATINEE.
"A an TO-DAY. sATURpaY Jan ne 70 a! ssiNsv
THE LAST FOR THE PRESENT.
MI GRAU having determined to mako The lstinees more
attractive than usual ANNOUNCES the following sodmAy
Performance: The entire Opera OF
III POLIUT0 THE MARTYR,
when hi" ktLLOG0 will appee for the second time In the
ceobrst role Of Paoins
- MACCAFEHRI In tho role OF Polllus
AMODlO....... Severe BAbIL llstslo
Xqe" NechOI LOcs,e. ...Fecee Perni........C.co
Aud the hrst act Of
La TRAVIATA
r. .tlOI.ETIA
role Ia which .he hiss achieved such extraordinary
siGNOR MACCAFERRL ....sB......,.... ...ALfREDO
Conductor and Musical Director MUZlO
ADMISSION TO ALL PARTS, ONE DOLLAR.
Tickets be obtline al the usus ticEot o1ces
Door open at ~; 20 commence al o'clock
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OCEAN 6lcdmcrs.

NOR NEWBERN, n. c., and PORT
ROYAL, = c.
Tn. ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANYs STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA DlNsMoRE, Capt. 4. NJ. Smith viii leave
pisr No North Ryer SArt KDAi Jan. TO- ut o'clock.
IA for NEWbERN and PORT ROYAL lauding Passen.
scr, and Freight destined for hs"ben at Beaufort n G.
Invoice, OF good' 10 DO forwarded by This ,hip mb be
omty the reqlemsp, Of TIE eclers Of Tho Secretary
OF the treaiuiy bns LialH$ nAy oe hhd ~ ts ,ou
Eor fi.i. mt O. passage, eppy 10 above, 70 -
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPAN',
No. 50 Broadway.
p s-The slean,hip MARY SANFORD VIII succeed the
ktr,,JJsTA plNsMORE, ard leave Eew.York about the
goth inst.
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD

~ EN-1 Ohh N NE " -l1AN In hhll4hOhD.
is6s. WINTER ARRANGEMEsr. IoGa
COMMENCING DECEMBER l. 1862
Passenger Station IN NewYork corner 9Th 81 and ihavi
TRAINS Lave NEW-yORK:
For New'1sven, m. lex u u IS, 40 EA) $40 40.
For bridgeport T. a. m CE1) l2Is, AIS Er a1O, 40,
For Milford sy.,ford FSirheli. Southport aud wonp,r
FOINo:wsh !, 90 a M l2is 2Is tES) $40 40 saos
for DsrIrn and Greenwich :. $50 M. iai'' $40 49,
Fol stamford :, Er), go 4. tn, l2ls AIS E,). $40,
For Por. Chester and intermediate stations :. go IN
IL Is. $40 40 so 80 p NJ
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via gfed M (EIl 2i5 (Ex), ep. IN
For Bof,ou, via Shore Line. l2.l5 ?. m.
For Hartford and Springfield m tEI }. lais. 2l3 uIl
FOX Connection, River Railroad to Montreal, a. m. Ell,
and u IS p IN. TO northampton v.,,, n,,o
For Hartford, PioVideuce. aud fnhhil hahoso' II"
IoI New &,Sen. New London and stonlns,On Rsiros
csT,l Railroad ll;s N. to E S;,I.s7gS
f SI n bsnsary .ad Rofwsit Railroad I. apm
Cor 'nodOu' Sleeping Car. attached to the D m iiain
NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY.
OH Su oTDA ss en % i 20 m " bEaAREsr SUI,
NEW-YORK AND MONTREAL FREIGHT
~ LINGTh- mos. e,peii,ica' and reliable s,ea1eI .nd
N nifoat Transportation Iigcr ifou view
y, Johr,bury O.i-nbUrgh Montreal, ard all intermediate
towns by Sew HAyen Stcsuers Pier No ~ fssi hi'ef
sou,b., N FRANCIS HiD Agent.
ONG ISLAND AlLROAD.-CHANGE OF
TEpMIEUS-Passeueer Depot, Jsus'slip snd foot o.
g4tb.t, r. E-Min,er arrange menis commencing Fndsy,
Oct "a G2 Leave Rev loIk al u m Tor Ssrnpoii Sss
! Hsrbor OIen. and Htmptous; at a NJ ard . N Tor
lsllp; at H. ard ? for syossst D. n iof Hemp
stead Sundays the tJrta leaves Hutie's poit tJsh'
Ferry) n go IT, f1T Ynptnnk so hen rfi,'e stations
a. eIcrr,iru fs'es: rsuruv ogv,s Nephirk ~ JJh m
On F3Ar end saturday nst the - n IMP ns', viii run
II. i
| iIr At (. ~ a. m. arriving "a Se~-fok a; s!2s.
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY X. X.
! ~ -F,r Aihap,, Troy. north and W. WHITE An
IgavCTnI.Sr commencing MDNDAi, Nov. II 1917
For ALBANY io:-Os in. Express A Train from 20ths
Station. R.turfilE I,.ve Albsiif - ln:f1 a ~
| For Loci Tfxins . Time table.
JOHN BuRCHlLL. Superintendent
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ERIF MISUNDERSTANDING trans LEI

ERIE RAILWAY. Passenger trans leave
4 from foo Of Chsmbe's-st.:
IL ~, Fylrsss for Buffalo.
ga M, Milt. daily. for O,syile
l2I5p. m Accommodation. daily, for Port Jer'h ,,,
3.9O =. ~. Way. for M.ddletoVn. kewbuTEh ana WIT
wick. :, - mi. 81
3p m, Night fJpres', daily for Dnnkft huhIo ana
tbrauy. e. Buffalo but does not run TO DunEifk.
p III, knigrlt. ,.,,, r, -, et,.,.,,
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'P II" CiiAs MINoT. General Superintendent.


CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.-
~ From foot Of Courtsndtst.-C onDocting Of Hampton
Junction with Delswsfe LafAs"anaa and western i"
road And at Laston with the Lehisb Valley Railroad sad i
cor ~ tons forming direct limo TO Pittsburgh and the "e'
v hOLt chang Of cars ~ - Toe,
Leave New -YoTk - fpIows; 49, II
UsrrtturEc TxpnEss--At q. m. for fadon Reading
pot .oyi ie HtrrisbnfE Msuch Hunk. NtlhamspoIt
NAL THArS-Atea M for Easion. Water:bsn. ScrAhton'
C;rest T,eDq baghsunton. Pttston. Whke barre &c -,
I'm THEOUGH IEMS--for Ea'ton Allentown h~suins
Poisvi.le H4fi,bIrg WiiImspoIt &c , ,,, .r
p ~ InKOtGH TRAIN FOR Ession Dsthieh'iS' h"e"
towr ard Mach Chunk. -, , ,-,-..a,.,.
6.s1rs. Way TRAIS-For someTyi'le and in'ermed'"e
Tpu Wg,TgKs T1PREs-For Esston. Allsntown' tssa'
is u,rntg Pitsburrh end the Wos Sleeping cars ron
JrT.ey Ciiy Though to fit'bUrgh. ~, -.
FSsXyss TRAM POR HARHIsBUKG-1be . M Express
Train from Newly ok arrives linrsburgip M coaneet
Inc at and West yyania Central Railroad NORM
err C-gts Railroad North and south, ana WIN We cuoe
land Valley Railro8d - . .,,, w., l..-s.
New otk n o. M daily (SundAys excepted making close
connection NJ Hnrisnug with P1nnsylvanis fsosdL~it
of cars Pittsburgh and but ooc to inclh all ano
Cbicaso Two hours time is saved by taxing TINS tsn
FiIz.pg1uponr AND kHw ioRK fRRH1 leave New ort
fom Pier No g. North River, at $3.50 a. m and Hi'o;
and up. IN. ~ ~. , ,,i.,., tr.to, .v.,x
trio each JUDAH W. oiEhNo' o"Po'"''"''"''
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.
SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFEI1, SIZED, AND COMI UNI.
WORCESTER PALMER FirCHBURG. NAsHgA,
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE M0uNTAiNo'
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The aud stsunch steamers Of the Eorr'ch nnst
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NEWI,lUnIn, m
leave New york daily tSuudays excep'ed, at '
from f'e' NJ P6 n N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hiv6l Don
there connecting with the St. sn1boat E1pe, az s w .'
above points, via Norwich WoTcetsr ,h.rn nj cd.
TrsiohI al Tho Ioyost rates For Information iequfe
of ''"' '-A'" ~ VI" E. s MARTIN Agent. on tho Pier
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-F0R PHIL
~ snr PM I'D tb. SOUTH aud WEST. via JkR-
SEY CITY.-Ms and EXPRESS Lines 'eve ne o tSh
baggage checked and 10 M AID 3:2 snd II 80 p ,
for a. and P M f., tn Msst
No bargsss be received for train. unless delivered
and ebesed Is minutes in advance Of the time Of leaving
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GkO-
y TON NEW-LONDoN. SrONINGroN. pR0vI-
nFNCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON. and NEW:BEDFORp.
THE splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK viii leave Pier No. Is r. foot Of Court
inndtst daily Except Sunday. al 4p.
Freight taken low by any other line oice OF Com
pany No us Wes's corner Of cSTf'lsnd,;,, no
NOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD AND
Il OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for New.Hsvca leave Peck.
slip at 3l5 m Passengers 20 north from Newuave at II
O'Clock remsin Oh board night without charge
NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
= FORT and FALL RIVER The splendid and superior
s ssaITe' TFspsY oTfHnRsRiY and sHTUabAY
O'clock p M and tue EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayton,
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, 1T +oeloek p mr.
Horeaer no rooms will be regarded ,ecued any ap
pheart until The ssms shall have been paid for
FREIGHT boston through with great dispatch
WIN BORDEN. Agent. Nos 20 and II wot,t.
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4 RRANGEMENT commencing july J, l662.-
"A FOR CAklfORNiA. VIA PANAMA
dr,tcais steamer viii Nes.ioIk on the ls lth,
and 2lt Of eech month"; except when those dses ial ca
SUNDAY, when the day Of departure will be tho MONDAY
Tos ssh or pss,sge sppy OF the only Office No Bowl
lns.gresn u. b. ALLEN, Agent
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL touching
= at Queer stown Cork Harbor) Tho Liverpool Now
York end philadelphia steamship Company intend dispatch
lbs their full Cydeba lrOn Steamship; s,iolows;
cm l1 or wAsHaGr0N Jan. j
CITY or sa'.rd.S- J.n -
- "'''' nATr, OF PASSAGE
FIRST CABIN....... b 100 3IEERi OE............. $40
fint Cabin to PM," ss,eoras' 70 rsd;...... q
lu.sopgers also forwarded 10 lIvre. BIomen. hoorda
Antwerp, &c, at equally low raes ,o.,,- ANN
10 aud r25 Sieersgo nom Liverpool 80 From Queens
to.n 4 those Vho wish to send for thsir i'ieno can buy
these steamer. have superior srcounod,Ors for pss'en
son are strongly built 81 Waerdsht Iron Sections aud
Yer further information apply in Liverpool to WILLIAM
MALCOLM, Ne. NJ Enoch-square; In Caeon.towh toC
q W. d. Ely MOuh 20 IA London 70 EiVLS ., MA
No a. Rue No,r. Dame dcs VICTORIES Pl,ce de- Boue ia
pLadspba TO JOHN o. DALE. No. Ill Wslna!'t' or nj
JdII; q. DALE, Agent. No, IS Broadway, n. Y.
TOR NEW.ORLEANs, DIRECT.
"GEORGE WASHINGTON"
Capt r.. '. dAGfR,
sA Ml BAY js. t' a, s ociccs noon
a sSI ' Or 'iS' o;@' T%.G'i cS C
'VAPSCOTTS
No. ~ Soath.st.
For DRAFTS EsaI,Sp nsL,Sp &C. ot rA'as a, 20 s'a
TAPsCOfr DtU tiitHS Co., No W s"uta'I
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This medicine ncreases the power OF digeon and excite
tho sbsobeOts into healthy scoD by which the water or
cslceous eposons and all unnstur ensrgeents
auced well p.ie aud iiaDus alton, 0nd 1. good iv
NEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

HEMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
UkMBOLD'S EAfkACi BUCUU,
HEMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCuU
For weakness snsiuE from EKce.ses Habits OF Disslps
tion, Early Indi,er elton, Abuse attended
with the following symptoms:
lnd'position to EIsrton Loss Of fower.
Los, Of Memory Difficulty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves. Trembling.
Horrey Of Disease, Nakeiuluess,
Dimles. OF Ni,on, PAiI In the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body.
Dr., n-.s 0 the skin, Eru,tons o "a the Pscc,
Uniyrrsai LsSsitude OF the Paiiid Countenanss
muscular system.
These ,ympt ms IL lowed 10 which this medicine
invariably remove soon follow
IMPOrENCR, EAIUITY. EPlLEPTlC FITS.
IMPOTENCE, FAULTY. EPlLEPIlC FITS,
IMfUTENCE. fATUIrY. EPiLEPIIC FITS
In one VI woicl the pseat may e1Ptre. VINO can rsy
they fequeusy followed by thoso dfefl diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTlOSi
INSANITY AND CONsUMfTlONi
INSANITY AND CoNSUMrTiOSI
Many are aware oil suffering but more
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMs.
nd the nelsno oily deshs By consumption. bear ample VII
psss t. tho Truth Of the assertion The con
stIution nnrc ed With
ORGANIC WkAhNhsS
OKuANIC WEAKNESS
ORGANIC WEAhNE5S
requires the aid Of mrdcias strengthen and invsofss the
system, which
HELMBOLD5 EXTRACT BUCHU
HkLhB LIDS EXTRACT BUCnU
HELMBOLD5 kAIHACI bUChU
A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE qHE MOST sKEPricAL
J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10


IN many affections peculiar 10 Females.
THE EXTRACT BUCHU
unoqu.ed BY spy other remedy s,n choro' or he'sn
ten regularity. PHiniun-ss os Suppression o. Cu'oni'
ucuted o. SoinhoBs STATE II the UirIs Lou
coirhgA Of Whue, SehIy and fof ali complains Incident
TO ns sci wbstbsr -sn. hon inds1eon' habits Of das
P~-''' DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
Zee ,ympioms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD M WITHOUT IT.
NJ
, 1863-04-14
Ql)ifago Gribune.
TUESDAY, APRIL Il, 1868.


[From the Springfield Rcpshlicnn.]
ECsE.h: 11u-ral.: Tic :oya. vote t!ay1= forth the
glorious wnE.:,
Or every hill, III eyr-: salt the welcome aound is
heard;
Where treason raised i1e serpent hcad and his5cd
its poisonous breath.
The roce Is clear the sopud ia lou1 that tells de-
feat and death.
Far up anons tie granite Lirls The asg is lioatins
and little Rhody hings It out t:ice sacred, to the
And now ite folds scen all aelow,-e,ch star and
To t1.mb!e With new born light ac,osa the ~
tion's way
the victor thrills, ~
From gr.nite INTO g!nnltc throb. from ehore to
The tide hath horne fair Justice On, and borne the
Ring ont your bel's, and shout for aye, from CITY
unto tOWn!
Not Jet New Ensland's houor fades, not ret her
etlssn falls,
Though f0cs pith wares Of virus food beset hcr
hono ed halls;
Beneath the cypress arch Of t:ccth or friends have
passed iii tftronre.
Yet eill VIZ greet the good old Flag, and sing the
Hunah ;oE old Connecticut: Ring out the victor
Hars; how the tossin music pours, how rich It's
No more upon New England hills zhau treason tatnt
the air
The starry flag floats free nyan,-itz folds are pure
and fair.
, 1863-04-14

sorgho, Past, Prescnt aud Future.
This plant which VIA grown in the United
States isg the first time in the gear 1865, is
now becoming a sreat st &c ars:cc fer ex
porting; Jet nine-ten.lls Of those that raiscd
it in 1855 gave il up MS worthless, not know
Ing low to raise OF Manufacture IT, There
was more sorglo raised. that year than III the
Ecxt two years But ! few euterprising men
kept il before the public. anu have s.,a&:c it Il
success. In the year 1861 2 there wus about
1000 ba7Tels Of 1t sold in the Chicago market,
with very dull aa1e, and low price. The past
fall and winter there has been over 10 0O0 bur-
rcls sold in this market alone at 4 better price
and quick sale. The demand has been greater
tlan the supply, and the prospect now is that
the next year there will be sent to this market
o,e00 barrels, which, at SIG per barrel, will
be 81 ,G00, COO. The question a1ises with The
farmers, will this stock the market, or will
there be q cash demand for that amount. Let
us review the sale uf y rupa for the last four
years in the United States:
, 1863-04-14
g T.-ls6o.-X.
BRAKES Plantation BittterS


1nes poruy. kHcnstneh anc lo7'eorase.
1nes c'ea'e afa1ns appeu1e-
iheS ART al annoo1e 70 caAnHe o1 "ates ano uef-
1neF overcome eneess Oh ulsS1fas1ot and late hou's
1net s'9ensthen 'ne s!steH asu en.lc'sa the n''ad
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-. e.-o 49,.
~. eme D.1 "os' eno.e.a ano elo'e'a nofpos.
eut eon n't''nt anu ~e'toaS .teaosrae.
80 ~.e -Ae .ee "'e' ~ eue WIN. t"es iasA.
ene "eaA t.1h sna ase eseas
les'o!e5. Aues arr eoH'Posea Gu t.e ceeos3tei tal'
sSta HarE. fafcsslls Bark. Daneellon, ch'mon'i1c
1..s 80. 60. ~. ~.
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naxc Of I,e he 1,,.ses :, ,,,.
,,a.e,,- 49,. - o.,'sn. 49,. $500 ..t - .H.t..
c with the mos. ren,ark,b,r and Gratifying r..n.,
II creates annette strs-eth anil and h,s
riycn many onor fellow hisusu,l haa)th wish this
.,enar,.,on w,s tr cv.rr f,,,, il rerr ho.n.,, and
On avery battle aetd
Ti,l, rss:sc,. vocr Servant.
n1: G. ": AsDEEws: sa's.
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January = sh.
t,,e n,e. ,s -, .n,sn su 5.n
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c,rr,,.xn n.r g ,ss,
1.n.s - ~ ,.t.. ,trss eo,,a,otr,
sna ax.n.,... ,e.+ .ss. eo,nnc,,ea to sn.ndon nv
hustntss used three bottles Of tae P,ant,t,on Dlt