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New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
CHiaP CLERKs OFYics METROPOLITAN PoLIcz,
0 I

PROPOSALS will be received az this office foe
the delivery Of llO0 TUNS Of COAL OF 2+o pounds
each aad Is CORDS OF WOOD on condition iollowtng:
l. 10 be OF best Lehgh onehaR broken and onshsf ssa
se 70 each place delivery the size. to be delivered seps-
rate, all to be clean and well screened -,
Persons proposing 10 deliver descriptions OF coal othsa
than eLs wil AID description OF the coal they pFoPoss
HE tuns TO consist OF 22lO pcupds each TO be weighed
by an Inspector appointed by this Department. who shall
ntersiga the delivery hcse.
m, DELIVERY 10 b. made at such time the eonrsctel
nav eect prior 18th OF September neat at the several
poice saioul onses sub station Houses the Cehh De
psrcmsn aud Houses OF Detention in New-fork In susA
eua1tities a. shall be ordered
A NICE hall he named per tuu FOR the amount to bs
uboy- which will De about leo TONS and price
p-r un Tor whs,eyer additional quantity shall bs oIaered
thereafter and before May ]. ltA
TIE wood 20 be OF the best quality pine ana OAK Weoos
half each, saw edand split.
: Payin,n, IN cash when the qnlnei specihed shh
dev,rrd and foI any don quantity presentstion OF
the bills. ID. II. HAcbNOUNh, Actus Nhlei S'eis-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

THE STRANGER.
MONDAY, Sherijsu's hgh Comedy,
THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL,
with the standard cast Of The establishment
TUESDAY, Bouccslts most elegant Comedy,
TIE IRISH HEiRESS.
WEDNESDAY (hnh time).
THE STRANGER.
VIII be repeated in rapid succession; MONEY PINE OLD
ENGLISH GENTLEMAN, AMERICANS IN PARIS.
WILD OATS SHE 5rOOPS To CONQUER. LOVE AND
MONEY, and A BOLD STROKE FOR HUSBAND.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN
~ The Ssh Annual Exhibition ofthe National Academy Of
Design consisting o.. Onsus WORKS by Living Aftis, 10
Op Gal eries No. 623 bfoaGwAy
Sees0n JCkets. % cents. Sin. Administer 25 cent,
Il. ADDISON hlCHARDS. Cor Soc'y. v. A.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

C,TEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
Al Queenstown. (Cork IlAIbor The worhnown steam steam
or, OF tho Liverpool. Nev.Yofs aud ihiAd'IhA o'""P
Compaov arc nisuded 10 sail as iolo"s a., a.
CITY or sAy sy ~ ~
CRY or NEW YORK. snlu.sy' say s,y ~ ~
rIry M ihAJ
And every succosding sAIURDAf at nooH' h'" l' ~
North RiysL - .....o.
PAYABLE In gold OF Il. edui'alept in eaffsncJ ,e N
4 ,sk ~ 4, 4, N - : 10 % OsTEEHAUE........stsI ~
tt,., 70 oudon rs 20 Steeage to Iondon'.' 20 ~
-, btn io Paris, 70 O0St.eTAge 20 fan,.'. ~ ~
-, Chin 40 Ilamburg 90 OStsefsgo to HsnbuIs ~ ~
ps,srnesr, nl,o forwarded TO HAVE, Bremen ho0faan
Aptw.rp &C. At equally low rates c,, A.. so.
-. fon, LyeTpo ol or Queenstown; lot Cabin *io -
ia gte,Tnrs from Livepool 90 From OueSn,to"n w.
r. ho ,h 10 ..nd iof Their ffisnds buy tickets hse G
t, i,b,r information apply At the Company ohce'
JOIIN q. DALE Agent No. u broadway, y 4
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Ogpfcg EfGHr.H0UsS lSsrECroR, I
- Al. llkl

OFFiCK EiGHr-i0vsE lSsrEC1oR,
No 10 C,dar,t New.York, y. y May :, 1852
CTALED PROPOSALS viii be received AZ
- this office until II o',loek M On SioNpAi tn" f Ssy
- lam, n.,, sr raising replacing and keeping IN tnsn
prouer positions, all the ouoys low n the fiie .'s ns
.h otea a. may be authorized for year from tns
80, E - Iulv u.x to the succeeding 30 DAY OF June 40
r 20 The regulations OF ths Light House Board and hs
iued .pecicauoas copies 81 "hsn an % nsa spp"'
ius g. III. oihce.
r, order Of th- L,ght.flouse Board. -,
~ r. ST POWELL, LishtHouse Inspector, I'd District
QuARrxRNAsrERs oTsicK, NEwY0Rx' May Z, ls,H
C,IFtfFD PROPOSALS .S will be received at this
~ ogc. nu O'clock D m 18th inst. for the following
,.,,,i,. o,hand.nads HORSESHOE NAILS, via;
10000 70 No. q,
10000 10 No. 7,
5000 10 No. 3,
2tUO 10 No g.
- mt IN m rs 10 bo1es without extra charge for boxes %
y,ry Pfoposas viii bs received at tho same time Tor tn'
| ssr,s on.ntl,y of - Uriftn's" Horseshoe Nails
Offerings should be ndorsod Proposals for Horssho>
. asils" aud addressed Msj STEWART VAN ' NLiEf,
~ Quarsrmaster u. 5. Army. Nsw-fon.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

CTNTIED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
l-2l Collection Dl. act state Of S.''l OK, eohPii'''s
49,, Ia 3D. aud lth Wards Of the C.ty u Ne" fofh
EOTC !. hereby given iha' the undsfsisDfd hst Io;'oy
III, ANNUAL COLLECTION LIST nom 70 A",',o, o,
he ga olrcon District Of the st.o o No'fo a"d tha
liz dr. aud taxes therein specified hGYe become ca. 40
nabe and that w attend Ia poson of BY deputy a. ny
o'' No I9j BROADWAY,
on the Jth day of MAY instant. aud nom dl oua
ser eEcept SUNDAYS, uutb and intending ,he 'o Gay %
NAy mt be weon tho hours Of 10 m sha h " ~
,.ly-d and collect the same. =, ,..t..., A
Aad All psr,ons who shall neglect 70 pay The duile sLd
,,Ys. 40 a. 1oiesad assessed upon them Nl'hlh th' 'o
sucaed win be- liable aud req qIfcd to PsJ ten pe col'u
additional upon ths Arnoun- thereof
Zee Section 10 OF tho ......, ,v,,v,,trr, m sIfP
nv Poar' TIIr 6OVERNMEnT. AND TO PAY
TIE INTEHEbr on TIE
PUBLIC DEBI."
Approved July ]. 1862.
Any person may, Al hs or Ter option .,,yo
PAY SUCH DUTIES OF TAAhb
before tho tina herein speclhed - , , -, nt-,-t.,
State Of Nev-forE.
Dated New.Yorh, May 2. 1862
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Ocean Steamers.

EOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first,
j. rs,, steamer will leave RewYors tho 81, lJth aud
od Of each month except when those date. s On spN n
DAY when the dag Of departure VIII bs the MoNDAi '''
FOrhsIsA. or p,."s. 'PPy G sh: only cahfI 10 s, ss"
Ing UssR- " " hLhHN' A<~S'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
DAY LINE FOR ALBANY.
nor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE. via NEW

Il PORT and FALL RlvER-Ths splendid and superior
steamer METRQPOLIS Cape brown. lesyes New fors
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY, at ,
o'clock o. M and the EMPIRE STATE. esp. Bnyton on
MONDAY WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY. ct 5 O'clock .. uis
from Pier No. 3 N. n.
Hereafter 90 rooms viii be regarded secured to any
plicsut until the shall have been paid for
Frezht TO Boson IL Rewarded through with great dispoh
By All Express Freight Trnin.
VIM bOR DER Agent, Nos 10 and II wess.h
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

NEW-YORK, HARLEM, aud ALBANY H. x.
y For Albany Troy. North aud We,,-WiSrEa All
RANGEMENr cotGmeucins hONDAi Noyt. ~ Iosa...t Ios. =
For LBANY i0JoA Express Nal IiAn rom !o'h ~
For ocai Trains zee Time table
JOHN BURCHIbL. Superintendent
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAL-FOR fhlL-
~ ADELPHIA sd the SOUTH and NESI. va ) JEl-
sFY CITY-MaH and Express Lines leave New J. OK Al
snd 10 a NJ T. o. ssD aad li'JJ p m Fate ~ Ihloush
h.ggse, checked ani 10 aHd 80 rnd I'.o p %
a. V,sling.on ard st aud p ni. for the -" esi ~,
j W. WOODRUFF, Assistant oapeEin'ehuveuN
~ b,,s h, rr.,lyed iof Any tsll. unless delivered
nd rs fnnu,es iu advance OF Tho tiuo Of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Hiusltal gnsirnmenIs

CARD.-WM. b. BRADBURY,
N PIANO. FORTE ESTABLISHMENT -
No 4Z7 Broomest. corner Of Cfosby,t, " 4 go
The uudeG % hereby announces to HI pAions tst N
ali his essod lces he has teen unso!. fully 70 meet te
present uueI psc,edy large demand for bis fisnoiore
nov srlAf9ng his factory TO twice hs ofmsf h< sho
otherwlIs grety incresng his manufacturing iGcut pJ
nctns wnich he vii econ be in position TO meet p1oNPJ
s oideIs for Bis instfnmentt ,.r
ssmpies Of h different msy be seen and he Iohe
FOR which they have become celebrated hesfd al h
rooms, No tk7 Brootne-st Of CTOsbysi one boeh
east OF Broadway. Prolssor smAteurs and al oyert o
rood plano cordially Invited 70 call and Try hen "h OF
"''"''' wM. p BRADBURY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For New Haven T. 2 .. IN. tEIli l7l3 tEIh 25o(E1b
a. $50 and =. ,,o,v
Tor Biti Z, poit J. H1l II mi l2l' tFIl 2N tE1h
~ alora and s.r.ttotd I. NJ. l.l5 tEEl. 80, 40
p. m. ,,,.-.--. = q. . -. O an , m
a. g., . ~ yr.N = Al A N
$50. =. N. o,o ~ .a,. ..
For stamford. :, (EG ii mi lAl9 (E1l ~ iEAh
%. 49,. 3Jl ~. m "a
FoI Port Chester end New. Rochelle, y. m
COSSEC fING TRAINS.
For Po.ou va sprr g6-id a. m. lEs 2p tEIh bp IN
F,r Iio,ion, via shore lll-. l2l5 (EX J. . ?, NJ. -
Tor Harf1,d ald sPd3 .held, a. m tEIl' Rl9' 2'o
ror Come cteut River Railroad to Montreal a m IEI,
Il . 2. m 10 northampton. -. ,.,,, MI, q
IL } l2I5 y M ,,, i.
8 q M. l2l3. 29D y. m
F1f Canal Railroad y is p. d. 10 Northampton
tof Hou.a,aulr Railroad 10 Piti,held 8 a ~
For Nsusatuck liAlroid, q. ~ 2yl r. M.
For Danbury and Sorwals Railroad Ia. IN, 4Jl ?. m.
I.mu.odiou. sls.ti1g CsF- attached to M Ifain-,
JAMES "A. HOir, SUI rrint-udent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
Gteamboa,s ano tlailroaos.
rAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FITCHBURD NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The new aud stanuch steamers Of the Norwich line
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NEWYORKs
Leave New York daily Sundays eIcep,sd at o'clock p rn
from Pier No. 20 N0Hh Rive. foot Of Verry-st,
FOR HEW.LONDON
there connecting with tho Steamboat Express Train Tor -
above points, via Norwich Worcester. Boston Worcetet
Worcester Nashua and NewIond Northern Rarosia
EIegh. taken attLe For information ioqnrs
L. 5. MARTIN. Agent. on the Pier.
nAY LINE FOR ALBANY.
~ The steamboat CITY or ALBANY Capt D. II.
HITCHCOCK. viii esys HarIhon-st. atT O'clock M,
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS, and
after May 5. Landin. at JJth-.t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

DRASS INSTRUMENTS Of finest quality
I'D Ro,sry snd Piston Valves hand and msdo TO of1sf
Warranted. II. Is. DODNOR No. Ast0i-pisce =. j.
HARMONIUMS - Single and Double Reed
Il and Pedal Ba,f Knee swell and Tfemoio Stop-te-
commended v Ofssi,ts AID Proiess1rs best in tho city
Discount to ciergymru. a. s. BERRY, No 5JJ bfeadwaf.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
* NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING APRIL 2I, lBll
TnAINs LrAyE NEW-YORK:

Ps,,.py.r g,a,on IN Ee.-YorS 27hst and Nhay
Entrance X7thst-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

NLW-YORK NAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
~ PAYS Line
TO SEW-9ALkANS DIRECT
70 SAN OK
Ii. Sow s.avr bcLM Msh, u gi.ios s9..-2.l..-..
MORSlSG STAR,
A D. IEHrfss toufIsricr.
CARRYiH0 UNITED STATES NAIL
VIII l4A above
Prom Pier NJ u sorth River foot u Be,-h-'i.
Ia ooe.qu.ncs tho strict Qssrannc regulations n New
Of.eaHs IL vsasol wall gttggeb Il ilsHtuA
ger Ercoulnoda'gf ppYn t5ls OoDG any eAl
h ar not sIreet W th1ie uPss oih sts nrr in
.vnj No hsist received o. bsls Of lsdas ssned on
tie day of ssiling.
FoT e.stt OF pnttE EpGl 10 .,... =, -, y-.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

DOR NEW -IIAYEN, HARTFORD, MEBL
i DEN and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and RAIL.
ROAD CONNECTION = lhs CONT MENTAL lrsVes
PEGS zip Ess River daily Sugdly sIceptedl at 3l5
The Ste mboat Trsin leaves the wharf NewlI the
srrr Of the beat fer ali stations. NIGHT LlNE-Tbe
IkAYkL EA lave, lor Newlsyeu q II o'elocs. :
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

I ONG ISLAND RAHROAD.-CHANGE Of
IL TERMlSUS-Pas.@n,sr Depot, Jsmesslp and FOO. Of
3ahsL. p. K.--iI rArgemcnis commencing Nay
bJf 30 aad h. i.mptsl,, AMI o p Tor Gfeeu9ort AID
al sia on east Q. Hbyile. For lsliP a. ~, 80 and
r f1 ior Syoi,ei at N II l. NJ tiV a.d T. M ~
u for ptes PelHt Oib-.h FfTTT) ats D
rAse.i returning leaves Nsphank st ?: p m
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15

4 SUPERIOR 74-octave Rosewood PIANO
~ FORTE for SALE, with al modem improvements
oyer.un bas. u sOu fIsmes French actions made 10 or.
deT folly guasnt.edi S6oOfot S3OO including stool
and Inquire ct No. 20 West i6h'' pe"ssh 'th and
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw-JERsEY.-

~ From foot of Courtaudi.st-Cohnec,fsg at Hampton
Junction With tie Delaware. Lsckawsuna and Western fsi
road add ct Ea.toD with tho Lehish Valley Railroad snds
connections forming dfee limo to Pittsburgh and The Wss
Eilhsut change Of car.
SPRTNG ARRANGEaEST-Commenc encins April 60 1863
Leave New ork as follows:
HAKrIsBrRa F1PnEss-A q. m. for Faston. Rsadinx
POI sstlle, Hsuisbars Mauoh Chnuk- Niiamsyoft
MAIL TkAIs-Atsa IN. for Esson. Water GAO scranton
Great Bend. Plts.:on. Binshsmton. Wilks-bArre 40.
IL S-For Easton, Allentown. Williamsport, ResiinS
Pottsvile H.rrisburz kc-
$50 T. Nor Eastou. Bethlehem. Allentown and Msach
Chufk.
60 p s-For somsr lille.
$40 r. Nor SomerviIlr.
TPH wErEpS ExPRE.s-For Ess,en Allentown Read
nE Hsri,buig fiisbursh and the West ssslDg fro
jersey City thfouGh 20 fitisbursh
ERPHEss TRAIN yOR HAknisBuKG-Ths g m. Errre'.
Train nom New-fofs arrives a. Hafrisburs At connect
Ing East and eat irnnyl CenIrs Railroad North
srn Central Raroad SOrth and South .nd with tho CuOs'
Tns TgEorsn RYPNEss TRAIs YoR rHH Wsr Leave,
EewYsik att dAly tsgnd.ys trceptsd making close
connection si Harrisburg Nish fennsy vanis Rsroai-wh
NJ change cars 10 Pbufsb ard out 10 Cncnrs a..
Chicaso Two hours time Is sayed by TAXING this train
ELIABsTEFoEr AND NgwYoHx FEHHT-I~avr y ~ FORK
nom Pier No. 2. North River At s;J) & m and l':D
and 20 . IN -,
irip och uay JOSIAH v. sTEARSS, Superigi oG Isn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
CTONNGTON LINE for BOSTON. via CIR

~
y TON NEW-LONDON. SrONINGrON PROVf-
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW-BEDF0aO
-Th@ sple idd steamers COMMONWEALTH and Ply
MOUTH ROCK will lrave Pc No. 10 " r.. foot of Csar.
lsifdt.st. daily (eIcept sundsyl at p. In.
Freight taken low by other line Oice OF Com
ptny. no. lI5 West.st.. corner ~ Counlandtst
' kew.York March q 1868 w. NJ EDWARDS, AGENT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-15
AmrecmsuiS.
NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM.

- ARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- FRIDAY, MAY Is, 1853 ,r
ONLY TWO pays MORE OF tliE , =.
4RAND NATIONAL BABY SHOW
TO-DAY. AND the BALANCE 0F TIE WEEK.
ALI. THE PREMIUM CHILDREN,
All, The PREMIUM CHILDREN,
I'll, THE PREMIUM CHILDREN +,
al the beaoi ul aud iIteresting oftao eajTe
ESAio.tou inc.uoug The
FIRST OR $500 PREMIUM CHILD,
FIRST or 300 PREMIUM CIlLD,
II PAIRS OF TWINS,
Ia PAIRS OF TWINS,
Ia PAIRS OF TWINS,
ONE SET OF TR1PLETS,
ssn,istiuE Of three bosuOl Boys, years old. beside
FAT BABES,
... FAT BABIES,
rsS: on eTai0iEoa from 4 o'eoos morning tIl pm
EVERY EVENING from7tls.
'"' moUsEH0LD OR HOME DARLlNGs
'a'iM M ;s sTiyi Pii fFf'-9IaeTy d'iPiy iy2,ANrry
y,s; together. In addition to all the sbovei ia
A BABY o MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING BUT2 POUNDS 10 o.,
A BABY 9 MON tbs OLD,
WEIGHING BUT 2POUNDS 10 or,
A BABY . MONTHS OLD,
NElOf11lNNr ID y LIZ ~ - - Id ~ N<Ssf
a BABY 9 MONTHS OLD,
WEIGHING BUT 2 POUNDS 10 or,
STALLEST SPECKS OF HUMANITY
. SMALLEST SPECkS OF HUMANITY
'GKFATFST WONDER OF THE WORLD.
GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD.
GREATEST WONDER OF THE WORLD.
/, viz also be fo Il t g. and itoui till p IN
Tue premiuus have a osea awarded by
DlSlNIkhLSk - LADA JlDOESt
confessed by every who has them thai they
THE FINEST LOT OF CHILDREN
sver ec-gressted together.
~ POSITIVELY CLOSES MKT SATURDAY..
To be seen al hour, Jay sn evening",
~ TIE BEARDED LADY. -. -.
SEA LION, B5AR & SAASs1,S LtNnSN9 LtNyIN WoNsrEA
AQUARiA &c
TIE GREAT sTEREosCoPIC EXHIBITION
TIE Mosr BEAUTIFUL OPTICAL EXHIBITION
IN the world On cdrn Of nearly lt0j squsre feet II 20
produces true life snt ustnfe, the most n-sutiiuI
HHOPOGRAPHlC VIEWS OF SC Emery,
CELESTIAL AND ANIMATED OBJECTS,
BASS RELIES.
BUILDINGS PORTRAIT ke kc
twill bs exhibited ia the Les ure Room EVERY AFIEA
EOON aud EVENING.
The beautiful doufs,lc drama - - ....
TIE OLD HOUSE AT HOME,
EVERY AFTEkNOON At o'eleck ., 800
Admission. IS oen', Children under TO- IS cents.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-14

THE HoPEs or rHN REBELS. - The
Chattanooga Rebel furnishes the following
morsel for the sympathizing Copperheads
of the North;
"What do we hope for2 Not for peace
more than revenge upon worthless and
cruel enemy, We hope, and hope it earn
estly, to live long enough, if no longer, to
see our cavalry trooping through every
city, village and hamlet of the Yankees.
To see their women begging protection as
ours have pleaded with fearful eyes TO
6ends in Yankee uniforms to be protected
ircm their brutal soldiery. To see the
plows torn from the hands of their farmers
and broken into pieces-their fences laid
waste and their homes in hames-their
wives and children driven into exile and
hooted from their own territory by an in
vading enemy. We hope to see all this, and
speedily, We have been on the defensive
too long We should begin now TO try a
few experimental lessons in the aggressive,
This will bring peace when all other sn''
dotes fail. The rebellion v,,, No, - II.
C cru The ae!ss,olltion despOt must be, i
we % determine
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-14

AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF SUI
eide. - A Frenchman named Edmond
Baron, committed suicide in New York, at
the Metropolitan Hotel, on Wednesday,
leaving behind him the following extraor-
binary production:
hereby bequeath my body to the talen-
ted, and some day or other lllustrious, DIR.
F. Dunkhn Weisse, of No. 80, West Fiji
teenth Street, Nsw York, requesting him
to set up my skeleton nicely, and to place
it somewhere in his office. The best means
| could suggest TO effect it properly, are
the following To take the flesh off the
bones with knife as well as possible to
cut a small piece of the skull with a ire
pan, and pull the brain out to pierce
holes in the shaft of every long bone with
small gimlet, so as to let the marrow
out, which will greatly improve the white
ness TO let it macerate III water long
while, till all soft and cartilaginous parts
come off easily, and let it perteoly dry ;
then to soak II in a solution Of magnesa
Tor ioit de chGuSe), and when dry to
rub it well and paint it all ever with sihc-
ate of potash, and ultimately TO set it up
with wire viii consider the fulfillment
of the above request as special favor
| 1t will be so nice to see ones old dwelling
place kept so clean and in good order, in
stead of rottimg away in some dirty place
How handy, too, when we are all summon
ed to the Valley of Jehosophat, to find
ones bones all ready together, instead Of
having to struggle among crowd, and TO
pick them up one by one in some charnel
house. Should my learned friend fail to
comply with my request, | will certainly
come back and pull his hair out by the
roots, provided that they give me fur
Tough. And now, with my love to E.
good by.
On pIUtot, an reooiy
| May, 1865. EDMOND BARON.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-14

The CELESTIAL BODIES. - All the
great planets, except Neptune, are now
above the horizon early in the evening"
Venus and Uranus in the West, Mercury
in the vicinity of the Pleiades Mars
shines with diminished briliancy. The
Boston Courier says:
For some months past Jupiter has
shone with surprising hrllliancy. Its ret
regade motion has now broug ht it into
conjunction with Spica, which is few
degrees further South, Viewed with a
telescope, it presents the sublime spectacle
of a complete system of worlds-a min
iature representation of the solar system.
About twenty degrees westerly Of Ju-
plter is Saturn, quite isolated and alone in
its glory. Its rings, which disappeared
IN ordinary telescopes last year, are now
beginning to be perceptible again,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-05-14
SIR JAMES CLARKE's FEMALE PILLS.

This well known medicine is no imposition, but
a safe remedy for Female Difficulties and Obstrue-
tons, from any cause whatever; and although a
powerful remedy, it contains nothing hurtful to
the constitution. To married ladies 1t is pecul-
iarly suited. 1t will, ina short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites, these Pills will effect when all other
means have failed; and although powerful RENE
dy, do not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or
any thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package which should be carefully preserved.
For full particulars get pamphlet, free, Of the
agent.
N. B.-$l and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will ensure bottle containing
over so pills by return mail.
Sold by Pond & Morse. ftbS:d&wS
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DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE LINZ
MENT

Pint bottles at fifty cents each, for the cure of
lameness, scratches, windgalls, sprains, bruises,
splints cuts, collie, slipping stihe, overheating,
cheaper and better than any other article ever
offered to the public. Thousands of animals have
been cured of the collie and overheating by this
Eminent; and hundreds that were crippled and
lame have been restored to their former vigor.-
1t is used by all the first horsemen throughout
the states. Orders are constantly received from
the racing stables of England for fresh supplies of
this invaluable article. Over $500 testimonials
have been received. Remember, SO cents laid out
in time may save the life of your horse. Sold by
all druggists. Office So Cortlandt ST., New York.
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severe Battle at Clinton, Miss.

Na'tSI IN" 40
Gen. Grant had severe battle with
Gen. Bowen, at Clinton, ten miles frGln
jackson, on the railroad l ...,. '" W wednesday,
lasting ali Gay.
Bowen was beaten, and driven back
towards jackson. The women and child
ren are leaving that place for Meridian, and
the men are preparing to hold the place.
1t is reported from rebel sources that
large force of rebels are coming from
Charleston and Mobile TO prevent the cap
ture of jackson and Vicksburg, and that
Grant, apprized of the movement has
fallen back to the river TO await reinforce
ments.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health
in a few weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
affection and that dread disease, Consumption-is
anxious to make known TO his fellow sufferers the
means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send a cnpy Of the
prescription used Gree OF charge), with the dree-
tons for preparing and using the same, which
they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object ofthe adver-
tiser in sendisg the prescription is to benefit the
afflicted, and spread information which he con-
oeives to be invaluable, and he hopes every suffer-
er will try his remedy, as it will cost them moth
ing, and may prove blessing.
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Sw3m Williamsburg, Kings County, N. Y.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEX
ES.-A reverend gentlemen having been restored
to health in a few days, after undergoing all the
usual routine and irregular expensive modes of
treatment, without success, considers it his sacred
duty to communicate to his afflicted creatures the
means of cure. Hence, on the receipt of an ap
dressed envelope, he will send Qree) copy of the
prescription used. Direct to DIR. JOHN M.
DAGNALL, lSs Fulton Street, N. Y. 4:wtf
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DEATH OF A FIGHTING PARsoN.-
Letters from the I4th Connecticut regi-
ment make the announcement that Capt
Samuel Fisk of that regiment was shot
from his horse in the Sunday battle at
Charlottesville, and bis body has not
been recovered. He was pastor of the
Congregational church at Madison, Ct,
but obtained vacation from his church
to accept a lieutenancy and take part in
this war. His promotion to a captalncy
is recent, and at the time of the late bat
tie he was acting as brigade inspector.