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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-03
THE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY
For Bheura1n tism, Cont, Neuralgia, R4Em.
S0RO, StiE Neck and 5oiuts, sp~rains,
Bruises, Cuts amd Wounds, Piles,
Headache, SRd ali Rheumatic
and Nervous disorders.


and Nervous dis~rdcrs.
For ell Of which it is a speedy and certain remedy and new
or fails, This Eminent is prepared from the recipe of DR..
Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut. the famous bonesetter. and
and has been used in his practice for more than twenty
years with the most astoaisninE success.
AS an aueviator of pain, it is unrivalled by any
preparation before the public, OF which this most skepticsl
may be convinced ny Esingle trial.
This Imminent will cure rapidly and radically, Rheumatic
Disorders oteysry kind, Sndi 4 thousands of cases where il
has been used IL has ne yer been known TO fail.
For Neuralgia, it will AFFORD immediate rei efi in every
case, however Distressing,
1t will relieve the worst cases Of Headache in three
minutes and is warranted 80 do it.
To0thache ass will it cure instantly.
For nervous debility and general lsssituds arising
from imprudenee or excess, this LinIment lie s most happy
and ~unfailinE remedy. Acting directly upon the nervous
tissues it strtnEtheHsan and FsVlTlhes tbs system, and restores
IL TO elasticity and Vgor.
For Pies,--AS an external remedy. we claim that it is
the best known, and We challenge the world to produce an
equal. Every victim Of this distressing complaint should
give II s Traitor 1t viii not fSll TO Anord immediate relief,
and in q majority OF cases vil effect a radical cure.
QuinSy or, Sore Throat, are sonsines extremely
malignant ana daugerous. but n timely application Of this
Liniment will never fail to cure.
SprainS are sometimes very obstinate, and enlargement
otthe joints Is IaHIe 10 occur il neglected. The worst caSs
may be conquered by this LiEimept in two or three da 2s.
Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sores, Ulcers,
Burns, and Scalds yield readily to the wonderful
healing properties Of DIR. sweets TnfailibIe Lin-
sment, when used according 20 directions Also
ChilblainS, Frosted rect, and Insect bites
and stings.
EVERY HORSE OWNER
should have this remedy At hand, tor its timely usS A. she
nrst appearance Of LaAensss will efectually prevent those
formidable diseases, to which all horees are liable, and which
render so many otherwise valuable horses nearly worthless.
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the wonder
full curative properties Of this Linimen t have been received
within the last two years, and many Of them from persons
in the highest TANKS u life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
A Testimoniai.

A, a meeting Of the students of Williams College,
hsd April 20, 1868, the following resolutions were
passed:
Whe,sa' God in His mysterious Providence has removed
by death Nathan Jackson esq of EewYor generous
Siactor and warm friend Of th. institution therefore
Resolved, That ue the studfnts Of Williams College sin
Sersy sympsshzs with the relative, and friends Of The d..
e"''si in their bsssvemsn and deeply sensible of the
'' o. one who. by his uniform Christian life and app. gen
soay hsa done much for the Of ru. religion and Nh
sal education In our lend.
h''1'sc That the members Of this Collier. h,v. ,,;J
70 mourn and regret Inc loss Of one who h.. bsen 40
toofA osnsiae.or TO the Institution.
hs''Sis That his muDi6csut gifts in .,, -
l'' 'nap s0"Oco prominent among which wa. the s,h
hshnent OF the Prefesor,hip Of Christian Tbeooyv ~ -
CANT building Tor the Lyeeu Of Material History n.
Dental Mansion and yearly festival commemorative q, ,h
bhIb OF Washington and Williams viii remain a, l,sn, A.,
tmonias OF bis valuable charity.
ReoiVsd, That with the student, Of this Collier. N.
Of Nathan Jackson vii ever be intimately and
sislsd with that Of our Alma Mater
Re'Sssa That these resolutions be published IN M. t
Cog papers, EKw.YoRK TRIBUNE, CA-tan I,,,i,o,,...
SPr'sqfsl4 Rspsbess North Adam, Tyon.,ip,, ,,e :,
Williams Quarterly.
A. NJ. MERwIN,
J. d. MILLER,
J. Y. BRADLEY, (Nonimluss
CHAS. T. JENNINGS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
letter from the Hen. II. II. Low.

~ Nkw-YoHk. April n, 1893.
Hon H. j. RAYnoSp.--S!r: observe in The
r,sss Of this morning is editorial notices Of proceed
tng Of the Legislature unjust and unmeIed attack upon
the officers Of the Union Central Committee ia
ton with the Spesksrship of the Assembly.
shall sssusth your purpose is Intentionally IT,
gre ,rsiuce the members Of that COMMITTEES. bat ss your
charges and inorenoss entirely without proof POUNDS
ticn rrespefoiy ast that win publish the following
facts which sought DO given in evidence
sai sworn before the Committee, both BY Nj harris aud
myself but ruled not relevant to the matters under
consideration
First "a TO tb. nature Of the transaction to which you al.
luds days after Mr. Caicot publicly nominated
for Speaker by the Ucin members, creditor Of his
ssusd himself end dsBspded the payment Of claim against
him and the 0. arsfas threatened public expo
,ou Of the matter. Mr. Caieot, being unable to the
oa sought legal sdyce what he should pursue
and consulted Hamilton Harris esq whom be had been
eoommsudeds gentleman Of the highest character and iega
panding
Mr. Harris upon looking the whole subject advised
psy thu debt and he (Cacot unsbls TO so b
his the money the tine, be loaned him the
amount and ,OoE bis note This is tho whole Transaction
shown by sny proof 1t Il claimed that Mr. Harris obtained
ts money from the Central Committee Of which be
.usmbsr upon draft drawn Al that time for the
sans amount the claim paid OF this !
have only TO say that the drsf which alluded to
but no. gwen In evidence, sgued by ne without any
knowledge belief information that It he used for
any other than the ordinary and legitimate expenses Of the
Committee that rad not the distant idea that 1t
be paid Mr. Cacott Mrs Woods his creditors that It
- ,ne into the hands Of Nj Weed who be or.
posing the election Of Mr Cseo and who was IbeeSe6'
anfrisody mysef, aud negotiated at Mr. Cornings
Baukfses strangely variance with theory which you
sssm 70 have adopted
must also further ssy, in justice to Mr. Harris that he hs,
accounted TO the Committee for every dollar which he ever
drew from H. and that the whole has been applied in
ehs payment Of clerk hire and printing With also here to
flhsr say what have deemed Il necessary sude 10
% ong ss these charges confined to the publications
lnY opponontsthat never at any time place fpoks
Mr. Cscol, was in his company had conference.
esrrespondeDce communication with directly ndi.
rsy upon relation to snbjec whatever until after
bs elected Speaker OF the Assembly and never at any
tins in regard any matters of pecOEisrJ nature.
had hoped and still trust that these attacks and erot
tons would be confined TO opponents especially
whsn in this they without foundation and can
DOT assvs any useful or public purpose Yours truly.
II. H. LOW.
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rs.issues viii henceforth be made, but Will be all
issues of the new Sheets which to the amount ofthre
or four millions are still on hand. detail OF women
are a. work here counting the old paper and 1t Will
be DESTROYED as fast as this preliminary is gone
through with.
ANOTHER CONTRACT AWARDED.
The NAVY Department has awarded to Mr.. Mer-
-itt q contract for the construction Of light draft
iron.clad similar to the twelve whose names were
printed in The TRIBUNE some days since. Mr..
Merritt is about to construct bis vessel, but where
bs will build her is not known at present.
STAMPS REQUIRED ON PRoMIssoRY NOTES.
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue has de-
oided that stamp lie required for promssory notes
and memoranda in the nature Of promissory notes,
rEhether over or under the vaue Of $50.
DISABLED SOLDIERS FOR GARRISON DUTY.
The War Department has under consideration a
proposition to enlist body Of discharged and dis
sbed soldiers for garrison duty.
APPOINTMENT.
Mr. Charles f. Howard Of New-York has been
appointed firstclass clerk in the War Department,
Adjutsnt. Generals Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
DIED.

BARKEK-On Monday April q. John Barker oil Factory
vile, Staten Island. N biz bits JeeI' ,ciiv inv. a
The relatives and friends Of the family arc repec'' se
To- sepd he funeral fom the Innity 1hAp'i 70, Of
Day. tho 2Sth inst, at o'cioekp IN DIVE
CouulanGt street at l2i o'clock. Il, n, ,.,,,..,
BECK-On Monday, Aphl n, Elizabeth Il pcs ,
Daughter OF John @. aud Harriet Beck As'' ''A' '
months. a.. ....,l.,. 81
Tie relatives and friends of the family ..o lne
the Lodgs Of Antiquity No II Y. and A. m so y, "
invited % attend the iuno'al on , ~ LID, y n
Gorn the house Of her ialner Wall stIee' booHsh ~ -,
Tho Broadway and Myrtle avenue esrs tG' rI'" ~ A.
distance OF the house. The remains WA 70 ' "
B2iY"On saturday. April u.s. Mary Anna Cooper vile oil
lou, Baily. 18th coonar ar,
Her fiend. and those Of her father Jeeniah IooPet a'
respectfully invited 10 attend The idsetsi ~ o
sof st Oepfge the Martyr. ,sh in .. n m
Fifth sud Sixth avenues, on TnesdsJ '''" NV" - y ''
without futile! lYlist!on.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

WINTER GARDEs.-Mr. j. 8. Clarke was well
coined last evening at this theater with enthusiastic
cordially. The audience one OF the largest
and best humored of the season, and the perform
ances were received with sympathetic and genuine
appreciation not often displayed. The proportion OF
idiots who fancy that, because an actor Is come
dian, they must guiaw at every word be utes, how
ever serious its import may be, was happily small
and the delicate and pathetic touches with which
Mr.. Clarke always relieves his sparkling comedy
were taken at their real worth, and warmly recos'
nized. A new domestic drama entitled Luck; Or
the Gentleman of Nature" was produced. II IL an
adaptation from a French piece by Mr. De Walden,
and gives fine opportunity for the development OF
Mr. Clarke's quiet and earnest humor Beyond the
interest which bis own part creates, the play Is not
important The character of Peter WaXsm ia one
which, to be made truly and artisticaly effective,
demands qualities that other actor before the
public 30 amply possesses as Mr.. Clarke. Simplicity,
deep tenderness, frank AID hearty temper and n
keen sense Of sport are ts attributes These Were
embodied with the utmost sincerity aud fine feeling.
In the second act, which is the bcst, the acting o.
Mr. Clarke was masierly no less in lie delcacy and
dignity than in its nice and finished detail. Mr. l..
p. Barrett and Mrs Ada Clifton gave excellent sup
port in this piece.
The afterpieee was Z" The Toolles, in which Mr.
Clarke is too well known to the public Of New-forh
to require any further mention Than that be played
with his usual overwhelming effect and tore dull care
from the bosoms Of all spectators without apparent
effort. Durng the progress Of the piece, he wa
twice called before the curtain. Luck " ana
"The Toodles will be repeated at tue Winter
Garden every evening for the present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Supplies for the Nanscmond Flofiin-De
parture of Gen. Dix.

FoKrREss MoSRos. Saturday, April 70 1907
The Navy dispatch boat Philadelphia was sent
from here to-day for the Navy foiiila on the Naue
1nOud with supply Of coal. which VIII make their
leaving the river unnecessary
Rumors have reached US that our pickets were
driven in on the Nansemond this forenoon, and
here are indications of more skrmisbing in that d.
.ecton.
Mojor Gen. Dix, with three of bis staff, left at
o'clock this afternoon for the Nausemond River.
Eighty.fve patients arrived this evening on the
stssrnbost City Of Hudson, Capt Martin, from suf
folk, and were transferred TO DR.. Gberts Hampton
Hospital. They are mostly sick, though some are
wounded.
YoRKTowN Saturday. April rs. 1863.
There Ia no news at all here. Yesterday George
W. johnson, private of the 4th Delaware Regi-
ment, stabbed colored man named James Holland,
a. Gloucester Point. johnson is arrested The me-
gro died Immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Traveller esnide.

To Albany By Hudson Rive kk.. ~ Warmi-
t,7 10 a IA sud 3. 2. aud l'. ~ Sunday, 5;12
TO Albany BY Harlem ri 2bth-'t AID lth-ay ~.
10 Boston by New.LoEdon lne. Per ~ y.
H stoninsion line, ler 10, y. X. and fall
River line P.sG g. \. r., daily tsnndaysor'
e.o,rdD. Up n.
To Boston, By Now. Haven RI. via spring
ssJ 7Tti.t snd l.l.ay.........g and q and p IN.
4,bav Via shore Line .I2I and p. Sunday, D. ~
To Bluffs o. by Eris KH foot Of Cbamg-f,-
III y
~ Cns1,lans ~ no i6ii "a M Sunday, :. ..
To Philadelphia by Camden snd A'nooy
Railroad Pier d n. r.. foot q BAicayat. m p m
To Washington, by New.JeIsty iG.1 iOs H.
G. u and IA foo; OF CouHhpdtt p H.
To the We,t. by Central RsiIfoad Of NeS'
jersey, foot Of Couflandt,t and U a. M.
IL eho " ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
The Dog ALnYx.

Mr.. Barnum has got upa uow attraction a. the
Museum which is to last only We refer TO the
Dog Showt commenced yesterday with tie most ALTERING
prospects Those who desire TO Il should svsi them
selves Of the earliest OPP rtuniy sluce It viii coss SuuT
day. Ills rare exhibition Of great variety Of BREEDS o.
dogs. The entsrprsng manager will eTPend over s250 II
premiums and 800 dogs all will lie exhibition The
collection epbsces the splendid Siberian BLOODHOUND the
Russian bloodhound the English 1as, St. Bernard New
Foundlsnd EsqumauI dogs pointer seter' Srayhounf'
terriers splniels poodes &c Lat year the Dog Show called
crowds Of visitors the Mls-u snd doubtless Ito present
week will witness similar re.ul, It the great American
curiosity shop Wonder II Mr. B,rnum hassny OF the
breed formerly used a. the South for huntn
negroes but used for hunting white Union men WHO
have fed 70 the caves mountains for shelter fem the
Rsbes' The following a list Of the premiums AWARDED
yesterdsyi
Tn. on. thousand dollar premium the largest handso-
est and be,diso plined dog under two years OF age was
awarded TO Francis Butler esq for bis great si5en blood
hound.
First premium, No 22l J. c. E'stop, Toronto tontins,
g. O. n TerTy Finh premium, No ils, J. Phillips. sI,h
premium No. o. james Kahn. Seventh premium. No. 49,
Mark Smith. Eighth premium, No. l35, Ogden Seeley.
sRwPOuNDLANDs .
Fret premium No 1886 Francis Buter Tor purity OF breed
Second PREMIUM Ne g. Christian Jshr or size and beauty
Third premium, No IS. Henry H. Goodmsn ,s Fopft =
cO sVu SIKH prsm nj an, No. S. H. ". Day
SCOTCH DER HOrSDs.
Only prsminm, No. I'll, Frsncis Butler.
FNGiIsH GREYHoUNps.
First premium No l23. John Csshore Second preDinn
No 1871 Francis Butler Third PTemin% No So Jane; W.
premium, No la, T. Fox.
The ,pecses composing for premiums to-day will be FOX
Hounds Hariie. Beages Settlers. ard Pointers All the
premium dog, viii be on exhibition during the week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Dnsir.es5 Notltes.
IJl1IfN.
IODINE WATER.

InJHN IODINE WATER.
Pure IODINE In puro WATER.
It. commences pare solution. aud its excellence "
medicine Aested by the OF such distinguished nen
a. DR. J. n. Chiffon Prof y. H. Parker, Prof j. H. Booth
u S. Mint, Philadeph, and others equally we'll known.
The unparalleled IN private practice AID the ~
doensut Of high medical authority, enables us 20 recon
mend Iodine Water specific f< the Of Scroua Con
sumption, Dyspepsia rheumatism, Neuralgia syphilis Mer
cura Disease and Ill those distressing and aetns msSde'
which arise from ens-bsd vated state Of tn, blood de-
iective nutrition. an impure atmosphere. &c.
81 per bottle, s5 per hslf dozen.
DR. II. AsDERs & Co.,
Physicians and Chemists No. 40 Broadway.
pol1 nv Drnxgi,fs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Latest Shin News.

ARRIVED.....Hprl 2e-lt .. m.
steomhip Backbone Gerr N.wnresr' Ap'il 10 and key
West April o. a. a me- t. L s. Aass.ut Onaf ,m's'@r
P,,,ed an the river while coming down from N-w'Olctnf
min Tnd,rwritsr towing down and gon' No. s,eem C"G'
Az anchor inside tie bsf bound out the ship uaEr
and bail Fanny Eaton; the ship WIN Chamberlain was 81
snSbor outside III. bar bound n. a. q e he 1853 tn
,n,sy Msarzts rosy-d the bar bound IN The steamer
i,envi. ~ s. was snchor outsds the bar Apu ~ a.
IS "a lon IA 49, passed schr May Same evening on hs'
,,es K.v was boarded by s. gunbosi Ssaam1ro. Apu N'
st D. % lon - a. exchanged nsnsls with chip Wasco
from Key West
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
HIan Found Drowned.

HAVRK DIX GRACE. Md. Monday, April 2T, 1863.
A body was found ia the river heret day. Papers
found on the person indicate that his name is Charles
Folasbse, Of the 18th New-York Engineer Regi-
ment. He wore medsl awarded by The Investi
eating Committee for gallantry in White Oak
Swamp and other Of his effects in the possession
OF the Coroner, awaiting Identification.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
neutrality-suspicious., April rs.

THEATRE Francois MeGoiies Ga Diab!e.
WALLACE S-Fino Old Eng ish Gen,isnSn-Aneresns 10
Paris.
WINTER GARDFN-Luct-The Toodles.
NIBLOS-AuToTa Floyd 49,
DARNUMS MusEUN-Doy sLow--Com. Mutt md Minnie
Warren 81 oil hour-Ibe WRECK A-E5ir ~ Iaa a j. m
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESidS-No 90 broadway.
COUPLES GALLERY Volcano Il the Andes.
IRVING Ii ALL Concert b William { aste.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
BOURBON WHISKY.
EsTLBLIsHKD IN 1889.

s 7. sUrT's RFSruoEI WBisET DIsTuLERrEI-1hs
Whisky has been adopted by the Government; for hospital
use. Il /, for sale by every du7s.. in the city Ods.
should DO directed to suITs Distiierie Kentucky SViT
Whsky Agency. No As Bro.drAH Y Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
COsTVENEss 40 maroon can feel Mnll whill

JOSIlFENE>S.-NO person can feel we'll Wnile
cosiVe habit Of body prevails and expect to on
Joy health permanently who permits IT, Tor c0ury to The
economy = the system, snd sves rise 90 yooty proportion
Of the lis which .fc the human To neglect a. there
iofe, Il 20 insure lch Of greater s duration yet IN
attempting Is removal discrimination with regard 10 The
lies q oe ui-d. Ist Violent purgstVes tempo
s0y Oh tructcr1 weaken the bowels and reduce
ihe strength u the pat en and followed u,ualy b.
ter constipation, rendering her and another doe
ness.ary untN eyeu The strongest pufgsye, los their 'feo
slI the paiieufs condition becomes d-pl0fabie Nlat re-
qaiIei "a grn'e ruriu.ve bsv action on the
liver add ons that tss.n daily without mparg the
strength d tho rasai o. uy 70 the srtsn. mill the tea
dsrcy - constipation IL removed but few remedle. have
hea~ foud 20 meet these requirements and 81 these fsS
tsoiy have been succsssIl deonsifasd BY
many year. - Dr. D. J1IS., sssbTVA PgLLs. They
usually TAKEN every ug' bedtime causing IA proper
does no Inconvenience during The uisb aud producing no
unpleasant sis DUR ihs day tha, person,
MAJ follow thsir svocsoB. wheiheF 4 business
essure IA tls II they had taken the
a Thcir good effect all BEGIN 70 be oovloss .t.f ~sek
t~os patiou y IN greater eearnss- Of mind snd 20
increased snsf-y and Opposition g. work .rd 10 enjoy NE
AID hef conasd the rsstesion Of the GssA 60 the
patient fsd wharsss BY kiTCnESi ITLEE Co., AID re-
tai b. Druggists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
PEARL NOTIFIED SOAR Is TIE BEST

and mos economical for lsundry and family being par.
cu,y adapted Tor flannel. aud ell kinds Of wooden goods
Manufactured and for sale by T.. MoRGAss Boss No III
Ws'aiagiou.st. and No. $40 We,t.st
Abe FAMILY, PAVE, and No. Sosp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Navigation Of tho ~. Lawrence.

MONTREAL. Monday, April ~ 1859
Four steamers aud some small craft are in port 10.
day from Winter quarters. Navigation ia open to
below the Sorel The ice bridge still holds fast at
'QRsbec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Sold by Druggists

o. X. vs.. MAY DAY.-The annual conflict with
dirt dus, aud vermn hand and all who would con-
quer speedily should supply themselves with PTLRs o. X
SOAP the greatest dir, Annihsor Of the Hgs For cleaning
paint, windows. and woodwork unequAled 1t will enA
bio person to accomplish third work per day. and
painted walls VIII become bright II newly p,iuted II
IL the most economical Soap In Sold BY Groco every
where. Manufactured by JANIS PYLE
No go Washing ,on-st. cor. Of FIanklin. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Passengers Arrived

IN Si,am,Iu Biaotsi0Ho ttor1 Nci5-D Te1nf-Capl H..
yana, Ljsut H. O. Morey. Chap a Blake, {. X. fan
niny r. C. Tin J. NJ McCoy, 5. Somm-Tvii- j.. 3
sssI Lieut. A. Annsn lady child ard servant Me- Do
bsrtv Capt J. r. Jewsu aud servant JAa ho~eI. fI.n
Ksy West Mn. Robinson aud daughter, 5. Griffith MI
u. \, ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

Paris, London and New-YOrk Medical Adj
wiser snd Marriage Guide" 18th Edition 200 pages nearly 100
Engravags CLOTH upon Debility. Nervous, seu inal Geno-
Urinary. cud Sexual Disoasss by ~ LARNOST Physician
and surgeon Consuatiop by letter in person at No tfI
broadway up stAirs from 70 osty, Eew-fork CITY.
Melted in sealed envelopes for 81 by 4. WAgsER, Me-
AeleE.L AAioI Home and - InnsEY No 81 NaL.al.st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28
Mails Close nj the Pos,-Omce.

FOR Europe, by steamer ATsbia Tuesday ApIl2' u
For California, Sc. daily (3unfays eEccpted),
overland via 81. Joseph Mo.,......5 aud y ?.
Nonh-Albsuy Buffalo aud Cauaias.. IS aad 3! y.
North aud Wet Way Mail Observation-Disclosures.
western Mall VIA Es Railroad ...5 ~ m and "a y. M.
southern aud Southwestern Mails H., a aud 10, p.
Eastern Mail m ~ aud u r.
New. Bedford New port aud Fell RiyrT........... .. a.
lhs Long Island hla closes a. q q IA, sud "a D M
SUNDAY Mails. On Sunday al usil. close al j. p Ia
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HarrihIe TrazedV.

TOLEDO M,ud,y April 27, 1863.
Alonlo Brown yesterday murdered bis brothers
wife and two children, five miles east Of this city.
la aftsrwArd killed himself.
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s--T-1S60-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BfTTERs.

BRAKES PLANTATION BfrTER5.
They purity strengthen. and invigorste
They create healthy appetite.
They are sntidote TO change OF water and diet.
They effects OF dissipation aud late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliveu the mind
They prevent missua,ic and Intermittent levers.
They purity the breath and seidity Of the stomach
They cure Dy'pepss and Constipation.
They cure Disrrhe,. Cholera aud cholers Morbus
They cure Liver Comp siDt aud Nervous Headache
They arc the be,, Bitters in the world They make the
weak man strong and exhausted natures ss. rsstorer
They are made Of pure St. CrOI Rum the celebrated Cssys
Bark roots and herbs and with the pleasure Of
beverage without regard age tis Of day Particularly
recommended to delicate persons requiring gentle s.imu.
An'' bold By ali Grocers Druggist Hotels and Saloons
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-28

DEiTH OF THE OLDEST tNHABITAST.-Mr. Daniel
Cana r.dnz Ia Jsrfey City Gi-d Sunday uignt So bic
ash wear MI Crane hs oldest ntAlsn Of TIE csy
having resided there sine 1905.