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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21

sc-o tho, secLcd troideicd with NOS, on whehw'rc
in tiny flower the NAMES OF the Twelve pro'h'fs
I'D sister who had united ~ presenting the hr"i "rer
ne to heir psrentg. When this noble ire" was III
lsacr, Iah.n. the husband ~ the Comrnod"fcsshth
1augttcr stood forward ~ behalf OF The brothers ana
s,ers aid pr s,n.d their Joint Offering III eloquent
md freug address. He spoke Of his own p"stoh Ia
TIE inly-of tie Mindless he had received from 'he
two noble persons who were its head. and when hau
been generously lavishsd every relative present
lie dw'i uJon H. ConnodoYcs wonderful Success Oh
~. can and he lnd-on the grandeur OF his ldeas
ard the resoaiion wiki which they had always pe'n
TreG out He smoke 81 the honor which the parents
I'D given to all those VINO bore ih'iT nom' OF shaie'
their affection. Then turning moro directly !" NIT
Vanderbilt Lo addressed her ~ the noble boinc ""''
v, TOD be,scd them III with her wonanly 'r1ues nh'
s,r,rsi mobility Of ,haracsr
J,Gei.qu.s. Of lis parents, William II. Vsndcroih
,lc ,hi.s; .on. accepted Tho floral offering IN 'h'i'
toialf and made h.oEfal response lbsre WIZ
oi,Inih aud pna.nr feeling ia every word he rereo-
el,guoLre shi,i. HE ihst Of his younger bfo'AT'
.prang hom he lcH,t and went 10 tho heart lie 'p"A"
u their great happiness in standing there-ohe "ihost
unbr len chm ~; brotherhood md ssi'rho"d-oFoen"
th,.r ps.r,s Win tbcs Children and ch.drenr en''
d,en united IN ue common bond Of love. he spok' VI
ihoo " 10 WEI. ahsrni it " remember them WIN
prr,cr, and i..s.inc, BE- ssd. fos wo We know us
moment how tLoy nre tinnrg 81 us Before me If"-
f,d impression zen by th.-. speeohrs had worn OIL q
baud 81 Ito ,ourrc,t children broke into isrtiy song
addressed ta ,ieir grandparents so eleer'1'y AM.
sweetlv ,Gng hat every face IN tho room frightened
! apdcr u. Then the 'ommo.'fe nnd ma VIE 'h''''"
INTO the general festivities when tie third and fourth
carnations ia tor genelUss share oil h'"h''"'
IN. lite gill .Lnbdg ,o The grandia'hers h'e' a"e
tho ,oang,.i ,.ni'ueH claiming kisses nom siand
mother which she gave without stint
| Tber a mrTch ,iruea up and TIE Whole P1'iy Ho''4
Into the suppr,-Ioom. which Rss splendid Aha1i ~
Ioery rcsp,,i. While delicate eroGus aud hot house
nuts were following ,Lc more substantial f.fe' Ny
alau sang an original song. sparkling as the chau'
ra,ne end rich with siuy a!iusions. LICE came
r,oth.- cong IN With tie ~hoc family joined In oho'
IIs. ard toa,t to tie little hiks. 10 which your
.cr 'lemar--on. "f ID. grsnasons-vas Hakltg an np
rt.4t. rsspon,e srcn n'yihine Wa thrown ~" j.!
aa. confusion 10y laf, Df lind music from ih' Nf"et
/ The S.,enV Regiment kand bad surprised every
bo,y gith q s.r,nado agd sA screna4c ~ .hat band
alone can or Tim bGouli, Tie party la he verge 81
midnight When everybody e.ihd4o~. - course. "i'h'
ng that SUNDAY could. fof once. ha'' bee PIT On su
3 hour ~ two lo,y'I.
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urI.NfBOLD's ROSE VASE.

a. g.. .. lotion Ter di,eesr- Of syPnii ~ re- % -
a. la. lou IN dis.s-. ot the Urinary orsas ~. io.
,b. 81 dissipation. used va Connection VIA re we
gu h. 4 ar-apsria h. -1ch i.rases ~. "i 10 h1,S;
yvis,r -, tn ros, responsible and ao.- character VII
accompany the med me
CERTIFICATES or Lbkf.>, .......
PROM s.. 10 ~ iEAnS STANDING = ~ 49, ,..,,,.
NNHfS KNOWS 40 StlENtt AND fArt'
fgrM. do Progtgtie, % Bnchn .-,
Stg ufSPEN>ArOHN Ot tift lNlitp si'ih'
-, Professor Ok WEE yaaaolc ~oEks on tie i''ei'e'
So .caarl, .de by tire lac celebrated Dr. PHfsi' rh-'
So f,narks made ~ mr. ffHRAlM MCDOWELL" 8 60
.5rit,d Ph, si,iaa All member u th, yh org :. e.
,ron. ireland AMI Published IN the u-n'sfoi OF 'D' ""s
and Queens Jouraa. 49, ,.ptsI,ulN
s.. Nrdco iisursi, al Review. rubl,h~d by BIN MIN
,RN NkN> Fellow OF the koysl COLI = 81 : ifs'e's
-. M Il Of th- Ia STANDARD WORKS or N"li'ihe'
YNTRACr BIT Gnu, vi prr bottle, OF ~ fr - ,,-
fXrRACr SARSAPARiLLA, I'll pcr eot'e' 81 II iu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH, sc. per bo't'e d 81 iH
y, 50. .,.., l.. a. .rt In
or Hal Dozen Of each fof 81 which VII o. '.n, '"' '"
. ~, ,no.t OBJ use cvrs directions 20 aii'f'" -,
Delivered aidrcs' st,'iey pscsri rom 'u 'a.
u, - ,h- .ytnp'0uls IA al c-,ul i s.loh@ '~'' 800
,c.d Advice gratis,
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!
rn1NcrpAL nEPOTs.

PRINCIPAL DEPoTS
.,,o.s nn,.c ,yp CHEMICAL wAhE-
House. ,r
ny, vpotp,, ORIG And CHEMICAL
ilOi 81. ,,,,,.I WsRI-
uylMgoLps DRUG AND 'hh"'""
HOUSE,
80 ,ot BROADWAY, y. -
No. no4 BROADWAY, n. ~ oH
No 40. BROADWAY, \. y, ~"
,,,,, >,nOI.p,S MEDICAL Dhfol'
,,',, H,uoIDS MEDICAL DEPOIt
, ,.unIDS MEDICAL DEPOTs
~ ,ai SOUTH TENrii-sr'' fhih i.,a,,,.
~" IN. SOUTH TENrli-sr, rh'LspE.r'
w w ,". SOUTH FEMINIST, PhILApELrh,n,
,,,ur or COuNrERfElls AND oNi"''S
M" ahH PIED DEALERS -.
Avn, .uirsyor to dispose Of" their own and oh'
on the reputation aisinedby ~.
mn \ti.OI.D'S GENUINE PhEA"
RATIONS.
'''"'' GENUINE EXTRACT BucHr'
nFLMBoLD's s,,.pu,.
iIELMBOLpS .osr WASH.
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS E'Ehi""r
ASK FOR HELMBoLps.
TAKE NO OTHER
ont tn. advertisement and send io' IT, ''ese H.
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HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
Fer weaknesses arising from EIceses, Habits o. Dasr..
ton, Early lndscretion or Abuse, stenc.d
with tine following symptoms:
Indisposition TO EXcIon, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Diihculty OF Breathing.
Weak Nerves. Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wsksfuineu,
Dinnes. Of Vision, Pain In the Back
Hot Hands, Flushing OF the Body.
Dyn.ss Of the Skin Eruptions on the Face,
tniyers Lss.itude Of the Psllld Countenarcs,
Muscular System.
These symptoms If allowed to 20 on which this medicrs
invariably removes, soon follow
IAPOTENCY, FATtirY, EPILfPTiC PITS,
In on. Of which the patient may expire, Who they
frequently followed tv those dirsfIi dissSses
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION,
Many Il the Of their suffering but mono
viii confess. The records the Insane A.yus and mel
suchoy deaths By Consumption bear ample witness 70 Tie
Truth ~ The assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires IN. aid Of medeiB. strengthen end nygorse the
system, which HELAlBOLDS EXTRACT BECHJ invxs-
BY does. A trial viii convince the most sssp'icai
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o,sEorrs O, ALDERMAN ANDRE FRosrsr. -

Yotsrd.y afternoon i-sgo number u our citizens IN
pablo hIl wi1t'c Ne united IN paymr The lat 'ad
Tribute - r,fp,, "a the m'mory Il ,he nie narc fro.
rsnt. AldrrmAn u the AVth Dhv.ri VIC fs1uted
thi. We on 1lurday last aged forty tl-tc t,ars.
Ahol, noon Ito pail hearcrs togcthe- with tie mem
br, Of tho Ho.rd. ~ Aldermen and roun' n'f. aends
~ Department, and oihrrs assembled IN the Go,tO =
Room CITY HAL sri proceeded rcnce go 81. jhnei
Lu,.craa Church iu Fln,rnih str - between Second
and 1li1 avenues. r. remain, 81 he drces,ed ~'re
n she mean time at nd'd D., the member. Of hi' family
snd fer personal friends horne from hs residence "a
10 church and pc. al tue bead of lr center ai'lc %
fors 81 he ,hanccL 1lc body ot ihc rdihcc AID lo
4irres were dcn.ely crowded. ~ religious seq .e.
wcr conducted ~ 'le Rev Dr. Sch"ck. Rector Of -.
Jaines whp delivered ~ eloquent ani impressive de
con!.e 'itco,r, of which ie spoke ai length np"n
tie many issue, Of &, dece..ed and lis high chsrnc
ef both n p0 c and pi,rfe lie. 'ncr he ssr'ices a
procession nAs flflel ,nrrr thc direction of IcIfrnc.
smith Ssrg- 900 Jed .iu-os We h,-i 0i Arri4rn, a, Il
moved boz the lo.lnaiug o.dr4 dos. BlptaNH! io the
South fsul;
Gn.rd Iao.s a. south. Sew lofi. q ~ o. p under
supervision a. Dfira Mai.lsl Too. a 81.
50 ir.v % Ten. columbian Order. Hidef cfirc ~
S..sfiafs Ns,arruio.
CHAIRMAN nd .lsn-
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Drowning 81 (npt. Newhali.

NA-NlN0 lUtl slIlfI y Duo ~. IN.
CAPTAIN NeNiai, formerly 0l tie "a Penn
.,l,alis CAyalry. hui al the lime 81 i.' death acting
AJiaisEtG General Oh Gen Gregg san Was drowned
is.t night N.e cIossin! small crcr This sde Of The
R,ppaharnocs. Re bad JUS, been 20 Headquarters 10
hate H. leave 81 sh. nee p, gned and returning 10
HE ,lslisr. when the sad accident occurred.
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UIrIVN, MUSE, DC. =, I''I
One hundred and forty nail-malers in the iron
founfery al Neponset struck for higher wages Saturday
sernoOn and iheis indications Of serious riot
The town authorities. on being notified Of the affair.
10 Boston for pole. aid which promptly fur
usAed and eleven - the leading strikers arrested
n md committed 10 jail. The other work men then
quietly dispersed ana viii probably resume worL al The
O.d prices.
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pRocrKSS or EIcBuiTISG. On nqmnnf NJ
tho fr"r"ff Nsr,tsls Office. ~e s'o"r"lh 'hh'
Aboai three hundred IT. have bc"H enrolled slho"
Mords, last. Ihs whole npmbos Who have rrc''fd
tho bounti~- a, tie once 81 Che Supervisors 10 ia"
ouics o, rH' = rAc~o'r ",sn.tHssv.
Na~ ioax Pc. De- IylI
-. ish R..l.n.p'a fS v Nj Ar.bfv on ihs '."'s
.fr f.f.fat BE- s< NJ pr.ul ~ a. ~ % s'sll~ai
WILLIAM HAYS.
E,lf Ger Nol. A. A ffos0'f Orners.
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Grcst Fire ut TitusviIIc. Pa.

svftIR. IA. Saturday. Dec ~, I-l'--ll a. IN.
A tremendous FIRE is now raging here. 1wen-
e. business places. Including the TostOnce md fhe
whole squareiaIonnd H. arc destroyed. The damage IN
good - heavy. 1ne hIe 10 ,i.ll raging.
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AnRIyAL OF 4 srANlrm FRleA1l.-Hcr CAL

Ole Majcsty's steam flg'ie Carmen. tDmnandDr Don
Jo,e Polo &c BcnAb. from Ua,aun Dcc. 3D. arrived a.
this port je.erda,. The {. medc The pastaye aslng
only halt steam Ioser. aud dctauod so days by
south sast ync which pycIiopt Lc. ou Tie I'm met.
when within % miles 81 s0HGy Hook
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ASSURANCES ON THE ISAAC NLWToS.-The
only insurance known 10 have been effected on this yes
sci for the benefit of the estate Of Isaac Newton.
which is largely Interested in the Peoples Line, and
which effected insurance on such interest The lire
does not insure its boats Upon the boat there were
policies Of S. go each in the Howard Equitable. Jeer
son, Knickcrbocser and Brevoort Companies, and on
the cargo 600 insured by the Commonwealth Seen
rty aud Fulton Companies. in policies OF $1,000 each'
Total $40 90 for the benefit Of the Newton estate.
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1 CoLprN WgppSG.--On Friday evening the
parents 81 tiy Inspector Boolr celebrated To" ON an
ui,,r.ai, oi tleir marriage, at the Aston II Tie
relatives of the aged couple present Ia srse nun
ber.. rendering the reunion exceedingly pleasant "ni
agleeablc Ar ,'ceilcui address wn' delivered on th"
ocen,on. b, th, l.,y. DR. Eoole
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l..

FEMALES! FEMALES! FENIALESt
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, Ok C0NTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar % Females the EIrsc B3ehl
UneGasd by any other rrnsdya IA Chloross Rs,s5
ton irregularities Peiniu-ss, OF Suppression 81 Customary
Excavations Uiceraed Sci Thou OF the trgs Leu
corrhes Whites SeriIiy snd ior al comp.si incident
The whether arising lEdcreon, 1ag o. D,si.
pafOn or IN tie
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms shove
40 FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT %.
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/


NFFIlNNITl
P.ron,ly ,pprued b.iorc ne, ~ Adefuaa, .,on doth
pm ,d,phi. II T. II-lmbod. who oeins d"c -, oIh,Y
,v hi. pr-p,,tion contains narcotic, no ne'e-, " '>
miariou, dIuss. blt art truly 'rs'spir uyINBOLD.
=, . ,,i. ga dsy OF Noyraberp
1884. NM' III -, R,r, Philass phia
Adde'S. letter. for information IN oonh'en =
Ill. Il. HELMBOLp,
CHEMIST.
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FLAG pRIsENTATioy.-O saturday evening
there viii be- an entertainment the Academy OF Music
for the benefit ~ the Now fug,nd Soldiers Relief vs.
50, iation Jane. l. Bady sll preside the Rev Hriri
Wsld Bcccher Wm. VI ksarts. ani Other gentlemen
viii address the msrtug ings from Ho' Ardfew
will be pi,tenicd and music will b. furnished by The
.l United si,les ARTILLERY Bard. See advertisement.
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NJ
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
Fof ell affections aud disease. OF the Urinary Ossns wEess
existing
IN MALI Or FEMALE,
From whs-yrr zins,ins, and no matter a. fow
lon, standing Diseases VI these Urssns
rravire tn. AID of Dure,c
HELMbOLDs EXTRACT bUCHI
Il THE GREAT Dl,RETiC.
AND IT Is CERTAIN
TO HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DlSPtslS
FOR WHICH
RI Is RECOMMENDED
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UO-ION, Doc. %, T@'T.
The steamship IIbemia from Liverpool Dee.
arrived M O'clock hi, evening Her mhi.s Nil
b. forwarded 10 NeN-i OTk Ia morrow morning.
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TIfI1 TIIf. DC. ITII.
/ The trial Of James Campbell for the murder
- Ham Cug'icrin the fonscripon not OfJuIy iasi.
ie.ulied to-day in aNerdci oi ncquiiiai.
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The National Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, Doc. ~. lshB.
The sales of Fiyc-I wcntc- today amounted
10 % q 100 and a. ring the week they reached Sh-
90. Bonds ordered Soy. are still due. though prom
.sei bJ t0e Department al an early day
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BAD BREATH il the greatest curse the
human family /. heir to How many lovers + has 'ep,s'ed
many li'nd. forever parted The subject delicate
friends l alton H. snd sfs ienQf,ut
the your.sG To Eject radical rufe ne ne b.fn
not FLoWpRs" dcbffirs Brh snd morning
10 b. auh. The r.noyn. oil TN rim. "' and
'r.ek.s lcssing the ssln IN. nd white. sodhs al Dr. sss
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ADVERTISEMENT


Mai Gen. Banks--liis Portrait, Character,
md Biography; Lord Lyndhurs, do VIM II. Wells, the
Mode. frachsr The siour Indian, in Scaipng Dance
Beautiful Women; Egyptian Mammiss; Sisns Of Character
the Beard; Wild Men, and Beat Children; Love
Corrtsap, and Msrrase; DreamsTher Significance with
tonf1 lLLusrRAToVs In the January Number PBssysIoG
cal JOURNAL, ready; Is cents ~ ~ syeir New
Volume. Subscribe nov. Address FowLgk WELLS, No
gh8 Broadway, " Y.
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PAnuoR OPrRAg.-Mr and Nj. Gomrrs,l
programme for tlis ,eHiIg - an excellent ois Sc
tic Gd,.Ii!.smrhL
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o, our star, ing soldiers ut Richmond will he delivered
tbs cveing mt the Cooper Institute, BY T. J.. Bcden.
Subject" Else and Fall NJ Republics
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Extra srssion Of thc Michigan Lcgis-


y
The Governor has called aB extra session oi
the Michigan Lcg.bliiuia, - meet at LansIg oH the
18Th Dto1tpo.
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GfObbery.
FIyg.TWENTILS' or THE wiSG--rAYMrNT
STOPPED.

STOPPED.
NTwAEE, y j.. Dee. 49, lets.
The Express Office al BOfdcntOWn, \. j., has
been robbed Of TIE following 4. - boud' "fve.twru
ties" No 2oyp. Tor $685. no. o,.,,. ior 500 No.
69:6. foI slO0. Payment IL stopped.
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LADIES lAR--t FAR for H. benefit of pr
Church of>i George th, Marty iakes place 'h's''n
lsr. atm. ils Roadway. oVI"'.ic the Worth Monu'
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Fsmis. l,af.rrs md i0rnd. ~ arces'e
>rls~.ni a. Arms.
n,'srs OF tie Cannon 'ounoL
ll...s OF Departments
tlIlFus.
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fsl. 8s's,Il Mercury Unpleasant Msaisie'. fer
pleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT B!CHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
u = their .ses. At ht. EXPENSE little OF cfsrrso Or
Diet. Inconvenience AND NJ EXPOSURE.
IL frequent dsiT. aud gives strength 10 lnGs,e,
hoby distractions, preventing and sSt
he uEs,hrs ssyns la! ed inflammation eqaent
ia fii. cas-. OF diseases, AMI -Xp.,iiBs PUisDNUlS,
Dl> EAsED AND " ORR 81 4 NATTER.
thousand. upon ,honsind. DO have been tho
VICTIMS NJ QUACkS,
md 10 h,v. paid HEAVY fths TO be cured IN hort
. have found they deceived and thai ia. Poison
has b. Of poweFf.. AsFiugents, been died "
the .yp.g, to brrsk out H. sn aggravated fo.n, sIi
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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rrNEnAL % con. ONihARt.-1hn remains
If ihi. gnllrri "h,'r Who was ALLIED ut "is'ion"'y
Ia..r - one co. a.. battles b'fpir Chattanooga arrived
int..cit, on tuesday ,,si. III, family having de
rll.d tie firlsl honois proposed los th1 Common
,,me,i. tie ,~iVices zero prsiofu'd /, -. MnJ s
ritei, OIL >.tu.n, moiiing and ii, roiunn' pl,ced ia
tle ,ntli iu ,'slsu'y 'rmriry.
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iA,ly.Itisemens.I

The Black Hawk County Far, Iowa. awarded
tie ust yscnii.,n 60 ~. WILCOX 0IsB, >iwISG IA
CHM
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GAS IiyrvRrs-!n great VARIETY. ~ low rate,
Wios,'e ani Rr',. Al 'hr AsEGl',9fy .o POO D. m IT.
trrut. Ut. To- GRlis
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Gelmbolo's Hleoirines.

THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES.
l. KNOWN AS
HELMBOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS
"HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
positive and specific Remedy for Diseases Of the BLADDER
KIDNEYS, GRAVEL and DROPSICAL SWELLIN6S.
This medicine ncreases the Of digestion and szces
the absorben,s into healthy action, by which the or
cai,yous depoons and all unnatural enlsrgement re-
doosd well pain and inflammation and good FOR Men.
UoNen o. Chadren.
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auTS BTR M.

wLNpftL IBiILirs spcahs to.mon)" tvel-
iny N Cooper Institute TIE Presidents Message.
Mr. Denpstsr vii shortly give i.eweii
brne1i before gopg ~ Europe.
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iAtv.Iii.smeull
PIANO Covers,
NEW sTyfHs.
AtkELTYs
No. $50 Bso1lpsy
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fAfy.fti.snent.l

NEW PATTERNS
CRIx,o, sArIS UANAsK.
/ ,..,l' s,,oTirent u other
tUGrAIy HsTyRiALs
AtksLrYs No. 3ss Broadway.
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Internationally
LACE CURTAINS,
Nav PLTrsRrs
AthsLrY's, No. SO Broadway.
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III, remains II the deceased wers inferred IN GFeea
wood Cemetery
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orr STAryfNC SoLDiEHS Ar hithM"hp-
,r rlo. nr iirc IF o." roui,' or NE SANITARY Com
,,.u a.. ,,r,ccJ. io b. rppropriried ior lhs i'lf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-21
PROw HAVANA.

Ncws from uea OF Gen
Comonfors-Decrecs Of the Regency o.
Mexico-Adhcsion TO the Empire-e'o''
Vidnurri OF Monterc, The Archbishop
Of Mexico Turned Out Of the Regency
The MEXICAN GuerriIins s"n'0
Demingo-Lsrge Re-e"f"rcem'"'' VI
The Spanish Army-Loc"iifr" ALMOST
Ries.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20
DEATH.

DIED, on the 10th instant, WILLIE MAN.
DEVlLLE, infant son of THOMAS and MARY
Z. SuTER, aged s months.
Thou hast fed from this earth,
Thy spirit has flown
To that beautiful land
Where no sorrow is known.
DIED, on the IL til instant, JAMES Ebert,
son of JOHN and MARTHA A. HEETER, in the Sd
year of his age
God saw the tender flower droop,
BY earth's rude tempest driven,
But plying, gently took it up
And planted it in heaven.
From The Boonsboro' (Md) Odd Fello,c.
Tribute to the Memory Of Mrs. S. E. Browning.
Mrs. SERENA +. BROWNING wife of Silas
Browning, Esq, of this place, was amable,
and piously inclined from her youth and be-
loved and esteemed by all her acquaintance
Being assaulted by that fell DESTROYER, Com
sumption, she became more deeply concerned
for her future welfare, and sometime previous
to her death, becoming more earnestly eneag-
ed for salvation, she desired to receive the Sa-
crament of the Lords Supper, and to be re-
ceived into the Methodist Episcopal church
Her desire being complied with, she coutinu-
ed earnestly engaged in prayer, until it pleas
ed the Lord to speak peace TO her troubled
soul, and enable her to rejoice in hope Of a
glorious Immortality, the fear Of death was
gone, and she calmly and joynlly waited for
the summons TO depart. She exhorted her
companion and friendsto seek the Lord with
out delay, and prepare to meet her in heaven
She gave special charge that her little daugb-
ter should be trained up in the nurture and
admonitiOn OF the Lord. Thus she continu-
cd calm and peaceful until Saturday morning,
January 18th, when, like one falling into
peaceful slumber, she breathed her last, al
most imperceptihly to her friends around her,
and while her companionand friends mourn
their sad and early bereavement they have
abundant reason to believe their loss is her in
finite gain May they all remember her dy-
ing admontion, and prepare to meet her in
heaven. W.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1863-02-20
FOR THE " SENTINEL.
Religious LibePtv,

The rights Of the American people to wor-
ship God according to the dictates Of their con
science-yea, " beneath their own vine and
fg-tree," has ever been the towering land
mark Of distinction between our nation and
all others. England with all her boosted
freedom, had her established Church, which
had preferences and rights not enjoyed By
others. France, amidst all its changes, has
steadfasty bestowed her power and patronage
upon her National Church. Russia has her g.
Greece, hers. IL remained for America alone
to offer the same privilege TO the Catholic and
the Protestant-the Jew and the Christian 49,
DO the times foreshadow the destruction Of this
great national right? Are we no longer 10
enjoy ouraccustomed freedom 70 worship God 2
Has the image Of Gold been set up 10 the plain
Of Dura2 Has the command gone forth that.
when we should hear the sound Of the cornet
flute, harp and all kinds Of music, we should
fall down and worship the golden image2
Whatever may have been the civil rights sur
rendered by the people, let the rulers take
warning how they Infringe upon the rights Of
religious liberty. 1t is right dear to the
heart Of all-the rich and the poor-the pro-
Tossing and the non-professing. Whatever
other principles the people are willing to fore
co. religious liberty they desire to preserve in
volable. The Christian desires not the temple
Of the living God TO be decorated with earthly
ensigns. His commend il, TO render unto
Caesar the things that arc CGsars, and unto
God the things that arc Gods" Nowhere do
we find in the sacred writings a command
that, the word Of God shall be proclaimed 70
the children Of men beneath canopy Of Ma
tional ensgus. His ensign is the Cross Of Cal
vary. His followers are not striving after the
tinselled stars and siken folds Of earthly flags
They seek an inheritance ncorruptibIe and I'm
dehled-eternal in the Heavens. Let the rulers
take heed how they interfere with these sacred
rights. Let them remember the once mysteri-
Gus words, Meme, Meme, Teket, Upharsin.