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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10
~ ''' WA,uiyGrov. Fiily len. 1882.
coNrIuNV TIONs By TIiE SENATE.

To IL. ..,.eia,ed Pes
10 ''' wuuivGroY. Friday isu. 1882
coNPIuN VTIONs BY TIiE SENATE.
The Senate to-day confirmed Tie nominations Of
Alexander w Randall Of Wisconsin Ia be Fir''
Assi.out Postmaster General; Seth &. ilewiey Of
Yev.YsrL az Consul TO Nassau, n. r., William {.
NooreLead Postmaster AT Zane-yille, Ohio. Cap
tais FAragut. God-boiongh, Dupont ana foo'e u
be Rear Admiral. in the Navy itom tho lOth o.
Judy. 1862. on The active lit, aud Capt Charle7
s,ewart H. hca Il A. Admiral from the same da'c'
OIL tie retired iisi.
FIRST CONTROLLER on TnE THLAstHf.
Robc.i W Taylor bas been nominated ior fIsl
Controller Of The Treasury vice Whitlesey deceased
DECISION RELATIVE TO CRAVIsIONIS.
IT.. Commissioner OF Internal. Revenue has de-
c;l.A IN. cr.y, stones and monuments made to
Older nom he rough material from plans OF de.igns
ar. moi manufactures under The Excise law. aud as
.ncl ave exempt from taxation, provided that no
,,onn,nent o, gravcsione shall he consi Tered sr
made TO order which is wrought further thhn the
llocl or slab. before . order for II IA gwen
in iTOE FEssENDEN'- FINANCE MEASURE
senior Fesseuden's finance measure, ia amend
reut of the House scheme, authorizes the boffowiiH
o, 500 zoo 300. 500 900 00J IN coupon bonds, at MI
Interest not exceeding Six per centum, go Ooo ooO to
he j,,led in Treasury notes, payable in two years
and bearing interest al four per centum' aud
$4,000, eco in legal tender notes without interest
mi. h also authorizes the issue Of fractional bills
loo. ,bau one dollar in addition TO postal currency
exchange bile in sums Of three dollars for notes OF
slamps or other public dues.
iANp TAX SAILS ~ sOU1H CAROLINA.
The object Of suspeuding the tax sales OF land'
on the South Carolina coast, IA contemplated by
Senator Summers bill, ID 10 prevent their purchase
at los prices by spectators Interested IN The free
dom of these isanJs whose successful education &c
habits Of Industry would thus be inieriered With
and the cultivation of cotton thereby obsrructed
MEDICAL INSPECTORS.
The following st Of new Medical Inspectors, pro
yided FOR by the recent act Ct Congress. was nom
mated by the President to the Senate, today: Jos
X. Barnes. John l.. Sumner, Frank IL. Hamilton
Peter Pinco, George W. Shf A. {. Ilamlin, NJ 5
Townsend George X. johnson.
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Internationally

HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY - IL
there /, one thin. uncomfortable o. more unhealthy
than another in this Winter weather being exposed to
draft nom YOUR windows. cold il caught in this way
easier sn In any other cold Is often the preliminary
OF loug ut OF Illness ending In permanent affection OF Tho
lung, The best to avoid this danger and discomfort
and u the tine economist vast amount OF uo-i;
10 hsye your windows hsImeay sealed ssainst tho air.
THIS can be -ectu.y jons only By the use OF bhowNRs
laPROVED P.rhsT METALLIC Weather SihPs whiSn
rain aud duet bssdes saving you thst most horrible annoy
suce tho rafting Of your windows We have tred tho
Natalie Weather Strip. own premises, and can
testify therefore from personui knowledge that they accom-
p,h all ,bat they pretend to- AID on the score 81 hoah
and invaluable invention Iho cost
thhing than paid for IN IA" saving OF ine me
swing Ga other respect. 10 ncalcuebe Depot NO w
Brosiway. corner 81 Fulton 81.
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The Navy.

ARRIVAL OF TIE iRON-CLAD BATTERY SAHASf.
The United States iron-clad battery Nahant ar
rived at this port very early yesterday morning from
Boston. via Newport, where she put IA OH account
OF the fog. Tie sieam-iug Ann l.. Lynnn Was sent
from this city TO e-cort her and towed her over TO
the Navy.Nani. She was hauled alongside the
wharf 10 await SAILING ord, n. Ine NAhhn' Is III
commission and flies the cOach-wlnp u thp'
powncs OF tie Navy. On leaving boston, steam
VII. applied 20 her engines ut various Pre'-utes,
from u pounds upward and speed oi D:t"S,n
aud miles al honr was got ont OF het eils.y IL
oficers think size can make time without trouble
Sb. pa.sod Cape Cod at o'clock on S1udhy morn
ing and was proceeding on her voyage most success
fully, when dense fog cll upon the sea- rehuef'hg
il extremely difficult, 10 navigate 80 peculiar VeHsei
WITH safety.
Affair elaboration the officers concluded II would
be l~.i 10 nut into Newport, which they did she
len Newport mt = o clock On thursday morning ana
reached her dc-llnaiion coming through tue Sonilh
ia ulost su l-ftctory manner. The weather ara thr
sou were ulen.6nt. Having recently given an Ca
iendes description Of TINS yerse and lnii sccoun'
of her trial TIN nothing new eau be rd aboa, ner.
She 10 Moui,Or NO 4" aud 10 exactly Ike me oiner
nile: was built By Loring OF the Atlantlc WORKS,
C',y",n5er john Downs,; Acting Master. Wan Carter
AftiDs En.isns ChO G. kustef add Lbas = ois as''sh
sats.on Cha. h. Strdmsn Asstant PAynaslef Low 40
Ps,nsra Second and Third A"'an, Ensueefs T. H. lord
sy snd Abrarn Kitchener.
TIir COMMANDER OF TIE MONITOR IN NEW
YORK.
Cant Dankhead OF tho Monitor arrived In TINS city
Yesterday. and proceeded 70 the Brooklyn Navy
Yari. where he reported TO Admiral Paulding, for
command OF the u. s. steamer Florida. His account
Of the loss Of tho famous iron clad does not differ
from the official report made To the Navy Depart
ueut. The Florida 10 the command of which he
has boon ordered, Is "A wooden steamer, purchased
since the outbreak Of the Rebellion She cannot be
ready for sea tor some time. Tie visit OF Captain
Bnnkhead to the Yard caused Il considerable stir
among the citizens, who crowded about the Lyceum
70 have a look NJ him NJ be passed.
RUMoRTD REMOVAL or COMMODORE WILKES.
II was Yesterday currently rumOred in naval cir
lie. i'm this city that Comma lore Wilkes had been
removed from command OF the lying squadron FOR
having fall TO obey orders relative to nercepting
the Alabama.
Although talked about in well-infofmed quarters,
no a.ini.e authority was given for the statement.
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s,ed ,hip. Haze nrsnilai Audubon, Hawisnd Islands
Money easy; demand light. Atlantic currency y;
EXCHANGE opened at rs discount, equivalent TO ~
premium on gold in New-York. During the dhy
raies were unsettled by telepIapbic adyices OF
bills, payable in coin, are unchanged sin's last
steamer. Legal tenders 81 d83' .r.t,o,
The caucus to nominate candidate ior niteo
States senator will probably bo called next Tuesday
The snip j. NJ. Bailey, of Portland sailed yesshr
day for Puget Sound. When ontsiis the hagDor en'
drif,ed Oh q shoal and wen, 10 pieces 100 oap,hll
aud fifteen OF the crow wa'o lo"o''' f"' "o''
sayed,
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Thu lusiauH Legislature.

Ispf,sArpLi.. Iauf.dsy. ~ . 100
The election OF United >t,tcr Senator did not take
place to-day. The Democratic caucus nominees are
j. a. Hendricks and David lurfc.
No business was transacted IN The SENATE, ioi
want OF quorum. the Republicans boi,ing. Inc
House refused to hear the Goyernors Message WIN
out Joint Convention Of both Houses
II refers principally 10 State affairs, endorses the
EmaycipAiion PrCClamau)n IA Il nee, s-ary war
mra,ure, and says the people OF the North mur'
not lie deluded with the idea that Co'npromlse
Is possible, or abaadOu - Efforts 10 81, pr W.
RAfellion The State has furnished oYor lO!Wh
volunteers during tbs war.
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Inc spirit OF devotion an0 gailantry exhibited In
this war BY untitled soldiers and sailors has no
parable. 10 the history Of aoy nation. This ia to be
explaaed perhaps, by the fact that they have been
r. recruited not from the idle and unrustworthy ad
,ventufep which prowl like camp-folowers about
the growth Of great cities, but from the very flower
u of our young men, 1t is but just that the Govern
ment should pay some marked tribute to those who
u have particularly distinguished themselves in her
defsuse-who have encirced her aud kept her nvio-
late with their lives.
AT the last session OF Congress 81 200 was appro-
priated to prepare medals for such subatern officers
Y aud privses as should render themselves prominent
in the naval service The officers of the Phi!adel
phis Mint, who are engaged executing the work,
have transmitted to the Naval Department at Wash
ington three specimen medals, in bronze, silver and
gold. The design selected Is very chaste and ele'
CANT. Many brave heart will hold this Star OF
y Honor beyond the price of diamonds. II will be-
Honor beyond the price OF DIAMONDS. II Va" ~'-1
COME sacred legacy, TO be reverenced and guarded
from generation to generation. But whilf the G. "
eminent is preparing this recognition Of her chill
dren, there awaits them wider and Hore enduring
fame than the mere possession of a medal can be-
stow. Their names and their deeds are to be per-
petuateu ana mace lafnlAf IN every Amef1ceh Boinc
Tho Biographical Record of Soldiers and Sailors
now in course OF preparation by Mr.. Frank Moore,
is careful history Of the martyrs and heroes that.
have sprung up in this hour OF the nations trial.
Already hundreds of personal sketches have been
collected, many Of them fro the eye-wiincsees OF
the incidents described. The gallant fellows are to
sing the Iiads of their wourded comrades. This
will give peculiar charm and value TO the work:
for i, will surely be something to read book writ
len on fields of battle before the smoke has foated
away, and in tho turrets Of invincible iron-cads
while the guns are cooling Here will be iDscribed
the stories of perous marches and goron' charges,
and those half.seen OF daring done in the smoke
of conflict In this list of heroes 40 ONE Will b.
OMITTED, from the highest to the lowest, who prop
ely comes within the scope of the work Inc 90
seure yideue and tho humblest tar that wears All
anchor on his bosom ire to have their places with
the most iliustrious.
when shall their glory fsds'"
Let the friends and families of the heroic dead anu
wounded see To il that SIR. Moore is enabled 10 carry
ont his design OF including EVERY osE who has
fought faithfully for his country and the liberty OF
coming generations. The fact that q man has fought
azainsf the Robes entities him to place in this
great national memorial. Lei 10 one be forgotten.
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-. O-traordinary F-s- 49, $50,
Al ExtraOr1inary xa1oeA

Startling psos Of intsissscs has bsen "''' pu'''
Ing the lsst week in which have been lsd
the prstics commander of the Rebel ship No. a.
with renorse aud reckless Of results has seized twevs
of Bters had resolved to end hs days in bs
tion Facts that Investigates have brought to light prove
that the pubshed letter Of the pirate Raphael Senus'
,ge,v that the who pTetsnd to have received hsA
mono Of their Bs board Of the Ariel when sho w.
ssised that fair supposion that there Is no such hrm
existence In Panama Is that Of H. Cordovs Son. to who
It asserted these be shipped end that the whes
susksbIe literary prodaoon Il foil Of exssgstons fslss
hoods unbiased assumptions Read the following CORE
spondeose and be convinced --.... ..r .f.--. .ffy
INFORMATION SOUGHT
Mr. JAMxs NJ Cross. ... .. a.
No B0wLIS0aRBBN
OpUos the ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC MAIL B. D. LsHsb
DsAR SIm; beg leave call your aenioa 10 sn sdvs'
ssmsnt published 10 The Ne York Herald OF to-day roe
tho 10 sssurs Of Bitter: .yned TO H. Cordevs Son
Psnsms on board Of tho steamship Ariel BY the Consdsrss
Privsteer Alabama dsdrous Of knowing whesherSs 1,
not thsre was such shipment board Of your vessel sna
whether II really seized represented Al sm regu
lar shipper Of large quantities. Of goods By your line 80
deeply intsrsssdi knowing whether my goods vii run cA
risks. have ssvsra packages to ship end
await your guide me il D. future soften
70 Rsspects--J yoar. so
D.a MARVIN. siasS
''i7'' '' No y csds-1
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People's Union General COnnsitfee.EIn ne Z go
Pies luton the city and county OF New OK
win iu their respective Wards, on NoNDaf ENEN
mo January H. 1863 aud elect Der equal in number
to the number Of election districts in their respective Wards
a. 10 the Peoples Union General Committee
IN The county Of Nov for tie year 1858. Polls to remain
ops from O'Clock BY order OF the Peoples Union
General Committee. NALDO HOtShINS' ehsr"su'
G RsED' secrotario.
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lutions Of sorrow for ths death Of Elisha Wh,tt,esey
"Who, in a long and ovcntfui hfc has not left
blenish upon hs character as patriot citizon stses
man, HUSBAND, parrul, Christian, and whose example
from youth to extreme age is model OF Vi''u'
and excellence"
Tie clerks in the Controllers Bareau gatnereu
before the funeral to take last look at thef cn'e
in his coffin. His pal-bea rere flfs' Auui'oi
Smith, ex-Assstant- Secretary washington hi'yo'
Seaton, ex- Assistant. Secretary Hodge, ana MessIs
Campbell and Causton.
ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
In the 18Th Army Corps the following appoint
mcnts Lovo been made: Col. Potter, North Carolina
Volunteers Brigadiet-General and Chief of Stat;
Co, Le1lie. Sd New-York Artillery, Brisadier-Gen-
eral and Chief of Artillery; Col. Stevenson, 2ith
Massachusetts, Col Hunt and Col. Hickman, 9'h
New-Jersey Volunteers, Brigadiers
REBELS Al GOLDsBORO AND kINsToH.
Dispatches from Newborn OF Jan. report 10000
Rebels at GollsbOro and Kinston.
TIE INDIANA SENATORsHiP.
Senator Wright of Indiana has been summoned
home by War Democrat members Of the Legislature
of that State to become candidate for reelection.
His friends him that bis late casigaton oil
tho floor Of The Senate Of the Seymour faction has
won for him the support Of the Republican minority
Of the Legislature, with which, if he will consent to
he candidate, enough loyal Democrats will ac' to
handsomely elect him.
NARROW ESCAPE OF TIE ALABAMA
Tie Rebel steamer Alabama came whiting twelve
hours of being captured last month. After taking
the Ariel off Nays Point, Cuba, she soOd toward
S ,utL America, ard on December II reached the
De 'ert island Bonqnilla one of the Leewaid Isles,
where she coaed. On the 18th, at p. M, she sci
sail from this island. On the llth, at p. m. the
San acinto arrived
EMANCIPATION IL MARYLAND.
We learn through II Trustworthy chanue! that the
New Years Proclamation o: Freedom, 30 far from
being obnoxious 10 the loyal people OF Maryland, OF
even 10 those of Baltimore 10 welcomed IA an eiii-
e;ent means toward the suppression OF the rebellion
OF LOYAL WOMEN N BALTIMORE.
The loyal women of Baltimore are holding Union
assemblies to help the good cause.
LOYALTY OF BONAPAItES.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Bonsparso 81 Baltimore are said to
have been uninchng in their loyalty from the iiTsi
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS ~ HOSPITAL.
The following soldiers have died in hospitals here
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The City Government Of Pittsburgh.

FIrT,HrK'n- Pa , rId.y, Jan J, IIbI
The Select ana Common Councils for the present
year met and organized to-day. they passed an
ordinance making levy and Appropriation OF
So 900 to pay the Interest FOR tho year 1865 on the
whole of the Compromise kaiIsoad BOND, OF 1897. y.
Many Of the bondholders have accepted the com
promise, and it is expected that the whole amount
will be arranged during the year. In view OF tbir
fact the Councils have provided for the rnyment OF
the interest upon Tbs whole amount 81 compromise
bonds.
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The Maine Legislature.

PORTLAND. Friday Jan. 3 I8b9
A special 10 The Press from Augusta, states that
the Secretary OF State, Auorney.G enera AdIutant-
General, and esven Executive Councillors, nominated
by the Republicans, were elected to-day.
Tuesday uext is assigned fOr the election OF
United States Senator. |. is supposed that Mr.
Morrill, will be reelected.
A bill was passed by both houses legaliziog ME
SUSPENSION Of specie payment until Jan. 10, Isvl.
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Gpecldl Notices.
Books: Books: Newspapers Magazines !

BULLETIN of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY
ASSOCIATION for 1888 {, ready. and may be had
GRATIS by members aud others, at the Library snd Down
Town Office.
II contsins the principal addition, for The past year and
list OF Papers aud Magazine, regularly received In the Resd'
ins.Room
TERMS. To Clerks Initiation Fee snd ri 80 semi
annusi dae to Ladies' PTOiesona Men and o.heF'' -
year.
re- 70 The Dupioes Department Of the Library will be
many low priced and interesting books FOX Soldiers
in camp ard hospital aud acceptable gin could not be
ulsde them
CLINTON HAIL, Aaor-psce
and No - Libertyst.)
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The Missouri LcgisIntnrr.

ST.. Lou!. FfdAt, Jen. y. lsoJ
The balloting in the Log slature for United Staier
Senator presents no new features.
A letter from Mr.. Glover received In tho House
TO- day takes strong grounds III favor OF the Pres
dents Proclamation.
Mr.. Strachsns hill di.frarchising the Rebels wss
warmly discussed bit no action was taken.
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INFORMATION FOUND.

No. 5 BorIIrGtjHEKv
OYFICR rHE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC 8. y. LInsS 4
NEvycHs, Jan. ., 1893. y
Mn d. s. MaRyIs, No. 20 Cedsr~.
DKAK Sra: Yours Of todsys date is rsc.ised-caask M
ll.ention an advertisement IN The New fo,k He'ald ~
atre to tho seizure Of Bers consrst ~ H. CoTdovs
Son Of Panama. board the sssmsy- sSe BY the cea'
'ede,ate privaseer Alabama
presume you address the s-ecs instesi 81 tho
Agent Of the Line Mr. ID. b. Allen. rom tss Tact hs
Purvey,r the ine have ude several pcbspe' IRON 700
Of Hoye.ters Bitters" for bar stores OF thsstrsner
There goods Of sny KIDD bosrd BIO ARIEL Dee
e consigned TO r. Co4dova < Son, Pausuia.
There were 10 the bar OF the steamer rsvcs bottles o'
Hosesrs 1.e and, judging from the u'otity 'od 'hes
favorite beverage among those who iTsvf sa'uss
tropical climates The Aes not dssrrSsu oJ tns
Copdese With the exception OF ortwe cases Of boots
aud sLses whchvere m.nas only few pairs Fro Va tnsse
facts you and the public Judge wheths, the a os"s
refsneSto IL fabrication Or not
Very respectfully.
JAsCgs ceOs So
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Marine Disustcrs.

HALYAI Friday Jan. Q. 1885
The ship Annie Laurie, from Ncw-York for Law
erpoo has pnt i'll here eaky. and Will undergo re-
The crew of the schooner Friendship, from Bos,
ton for Maine have been rescued OIL the wreck, aud
have arrived ut Darlington, \. b.
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Z l1fdsfxrrEs's SroMAcn BIrrERs-A Hun

DRup CUnAssxns oxs Mot the least STRIKING Dsrfs o.
HosrsrrERs cssbrated BrrsKs the wide scope Of ther
operation preventive and remedial preparation AZ
protective medicine they ward of all tho di,eae-and their
name 10 legion-hs originate in unwhoesoms air impure
wser exhausns heat other local and climatic csusos
This sioae would be sufficient secure for any
rective and Alternative medicine world wide and undyns
celebrity But HosTsTTERs GRKAr SPECIFIC hss hundred
Other csm' to the confidence and high consideration Of the
public In dyspepsia liver complaint. chss and fever bilious
rensnt feysr' cholera mobus. cramps collie constipation
general debility premature decay female Irregularities
sexual disability constitutional wsskpes sickness
dishsa dysentey fstoency vertigo sntiug fits Mysteries
and all complaints proceeding from imperfect digestion and
disordeIed condition of tie liver and bowels HosrxrTRRs
STOMACH BirrsRs tho powerful speedy harmless,
and agreeable Of oil remedies advertised by the prss or
adminssIed In family practice. I. ! b = u ----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-10

Wa Moses DlyINELr Inspired The Rev. Dr.
cb.,.r Will deliver another discourse In reference 10 the
Bishop Of Naa rJ-con OF Divine Inspiration in the Bible
u The Church Of the Puri,ans TO evening His sub
ec, Ill be more particularly The Pensteaeh aud Moses
Ap,l.ftg"
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An Extrro rdirh r. Letter from Capfsi In 3 :-1fsSc
of the Priyaseer Alabama.


The passengers on board tho unfor,Uns.e Afe' sss 10
esyns the great rosuess shiv,lrJ and afhS,f. OF
Captain while BIS pri.oesrs OF war Dur voc 's'"
ing letter which he d.reieLed this city tn, ncs, 'rs
evidence Of III versatility, hnor, aud poielcss'
ye, published
CoNFEDsaA1s SrE.NEs ALABAMA. Dec 3, io5s''
To NEs-ss. p. H. DRAgE eco, New YORK;
GsSrLEugS: reget isform you thai the twelve CISCO
q, Riites found bosd the Ariel 70
~ Cordoy. Son rsusma be likely to reach tbeiS
destination having been transferred vessel Hsviaa
procured was at the ssGd OF Martinique is bone
hc. effects 10 my hosp, and in curing the scurvy.
WIS such render too do.rabe acquisition TO pss
partcus " evidently intended for ths South from
the name Plantation. Rest assured, is ,ru You will nos
fail freight ssch vessel likely my path with tho
Plantation Bers, aud will guarantee to place aca'e in tho
hand. Of President Davls before the sh OF March
have the honor 10 rsulain respectfully, youfs
RlpHz,L SExsss
The undersigned are exec saiagy Obliged the gal.,as
captsn for such csps sdvsrisemsn ard will assure him
that should happen y, Fort Lafayette Will 60
deavo rsciprocss his poilensss with ease OF D. T-s"
~, ws1anted cure the eHsSi
Tho IA sample Of the miscellaneous and wide
.presd lame Plantston Bes NO Article before ever
performed many gave such perfect sstistscioo
they are lust the thing for the weak deb.aei and cara
wcrn OF al age, aud osdion Of & setting gentle sias-
liant and thorough tonic.
They purify. strengthen and oTigorss
They create healthy appetite. =.
They ere an sntido,e to change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects Of Dissipation aud late h'nr'
They strengthen the system and eniven the mind
They proven, masmstic ard intermittent levers
TLey purify the breath uaa scia'ty OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia AID Constipation.
They cure Diarhes Cholera, asd Cholera Merbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Seveas lieadsehs'
Sold by all dealers eyerywhe~
r. II. DRAKE co.
Nc. sc2 Broadway New York.
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Hort ArRlttLs-Gen. "tai5c, W. ,,a.,.e ,av
itn.. Go, Bartett lPh Ma,abchnso't, No'nteei', Jay
Cooke Phadep his, ma Ld""d hu"uns''
tho Fiith Avenue Hotel o. 81, -. L ~ Cotn,,r and g.
~ Esw,ll Au,sny ars at the Nov ork ito'e. ILL., "A n
" H. Csnyl nnt George ~ Lewis ~, ~, n, ,be
st Nichosi Hotel - -. aohuvl.,. "a m.
y Cs.e n s Navy Dad Chslie, ii: nys, u o. Mah'
cofp. y alp ysnaa, are tesSsrsi pe .s ''S nSy
u ~ f;als Oen.y.; John 4 Baei and II r. NJ ca H. \
N,oy' j. B,chlan 1t. Lou, ADD X. " boz -i''s'DnS
arc sman. ID, Nflnss, ia' NsH's'@a' ""7".
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PiJcs.-Itehing Piles.
Positively cured also. Blind and Bleeding Piles fh1's'
Salt Rheuu and all Diseases the skin by the ase OF
RossMAN3 CURE.
Itching Pile. generally Drecssd by moisture Ike per-
spirson producing very di'ssrseso'' ana distressing
mo particularly at night, after getting VAIN in bed
ROssMAN { McKINsTRY. Hudson, \. Y. Proprie.ora
solJ nv all Druggists.
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MARRIED,

Yorktown MescbesteI County
on Four'h day evening llh m,nth Jls James lfi.h 10
Annie AIMS Daughter jOrph T. alocs all OF the above