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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25
Pleasant township seminary.

TWNIE above Seminary, united with the Hyglcnic-
Home Cure Is an Institution of learning that
presents to ALL but moro especially 10 mylids, the
opportunity Of securing thorough Education, and
Of Improving their physical powers a the same time,
and for less money than treatment alone would cost
them ut any other Water Cure,
For particulars, send for circular, and remember
that the next Annual Term of the Pleasant township
Seminary will commence on MONDAY, MARCH the
9Oth, A. D. 1861 and consist Of 10 weeks, divided into
Three Sessions, ~ follows:
Summer Session irom March the 3oth to June 10th
1863, Twelve weeks tutonS 50. Nayaton 10 weeks.
Full Session. from August lst to November the 29tl
1864. Twelve weeks tuition 80, No vacation,
Winter Session, from November 23d, 1868 to March
18th, 1864 Sixteen weeks tuition s..
Tuition aust be paid in advance, or securedh note
and no reduction will he made account Of absence.
DS-Boardmg consisting Of frinaceous FOOD fruit
and vegetables, will be furnished by the Principals ri
S2perweek.
hs-I have also purchNseda Piano, and secured th'
services Of ProfessorC SCHNEIDER 10 give instruction
on the Piano, and other instrument of music, on roa
sonabe TERMS DR.. JOSEPH FEEMAN, Principal,
...- and ABRAHAM FREED, Assistant
February GO, lsG3-lyb0 .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25
SECU. ITY INSURANG G, NPAXY,
i.tr gatYl1f2
OF NEW YORK.
ia- .EG.. % 1y rg.T.cq

These companies divide three -fOurths of net profits
annually to the Policy Holders in scrip. bearing in
terest at6 per thereby uuding the surplus and
giving Policy Holders greater security aud cheaper
Insurance,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

The Difference Between Union Men and
those who Call Themselves Demo.
Gratis.
We have collated the following senti-
ments in order that our readers may
see the difference between loyal Demo
Gratis and Butternuts. That faction
calling itself Democrat, claims to be
loyal. Let the following sentiments
determine. Conditionalloyalty is little
better than unconditional disloyalty;
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25
The Advantage OF the Participating

SSa 90 SIS %
RgNARKJ-By iusuring in one Of the above CD npa-
njes, his Policy will cost him, for Ave years. SIN in
stead of $3.50 by the Old System, to viii:
Topremian on 3Or0 for ave years.. I5O 90
ly scrip worth In New York 4Ocents.. $40 90 fr
BY interest rec eived In cash on scrip. 900
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

"Thc conspiracy isnow
known. Armies have been
raised, war is levied tu az
rnnplish It, There are on
" tWp sides Ia tho 1uns-
ton Every man must lie
FOR THE UNITED
STATES OR AGAINST
rr. I'll IlR u CAN RE
NO NEUrRkLS ~ THIS
WAR ONLY PATRIOTS
or TRAITORS, -SfGrHGS
\. DOuuLAs ut Chicago
April II, ISL.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

Mr.. JAMES WEAvER--1he Massilon Pattern Thresh.
iEg Machine We got Of you last season, Is the host
machine we have ever bought. Thrimproved Horse
Power max 8 1t run one horse lighter than tho old
Mas slon machine. Leopold ShullzeE
..t t.. j. A. Rornht6fI
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

BS- Tie Highest Price In CASH paid
or Wheat and all kinds of Grain
a5- JAMES WEAVER.
Lancaster, ,May2i, ls6S-stt -r ~.t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

"a once dissolved Union,
n surrendered govern
mcnt, caunot he reclaimed
This is nm evil which can
not he repaired, and which
We must avert, and c1a
D1iBbS1reftc'i By supporting
fhc GotGraa,eat, regardless Of
hspoiich relying upon the
people through the ballot
huy, to put all things 10
riulds."--ll. J. JEwErT.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

"lf tho people elect
Abraham Lincoln To NOR
row, Us ! expect they will,
he shall he the last Pros.
idcnt they will ever elect
In the United States. ~
GEo. Il. puoH ut Dayton
the evening before tho
last Presidential election
ayes, and by Cd, that
night, aftcr the speech
tcdS oper, a lot more ofu,
had n little meeting; ant
we passed. u resolution
that II Lincoln was elect
cd, zee wore going 10 usI
or best efforts 10 t,d
dozen tho Government. -
JAS, II. BAGGorr, ex.Pro
bate Judge of Montgom
cry county, in January
1861.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

Mt JAMES WEAvER--Dear Sit;--The Hathoway
Cook Stove we bought you Is just what the farm
er wants. II is the hest Baker of all the stOves in
the county. Go aud buy them of Weaver.
-,. .rf ~ Samuel Ilite
g. Bryon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-06-25

"lf | were n citizen Of
Virginia, | would burn
every blade Of grass, and
run the nation in reser-
yoirs ofblood sooner than
come back into the I'm
ion under these degra-
ding laws. s.-RIcmARp ID.
MEnnioK ut the Demo.
cratic state Convention nj
indianapolis.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
E;osfon Gptiie Market.
tr C. C.vUUr.E AID BgiGHio'. -
r,re,,- .. lr rtnt,r fic Vock slf1y i'' N lfDl

a. r.vrnueE ANp RgiGHio'.
Tero,',. IiF ru1t,r frS ne Vs's sifny if ' ''o.'
Thlcr-.
Ie,-o- rnl.'y..s ooass ~ Per '' y oi re ios'
.do.... 5.a o. o>tla irrs. .re oe-'
Irnr - =. 70 - '-l. a 'er ifri1 in oirf -
U.t l.r- 7ur fiN t~e.fu. 'f'r fa ~ f- p'"'
>.fs.-N Ne..nt.. -io0 80. 1wo3cs. i' -l'a -
Ir.a..srr.'fs -Tiaft'.
Slor.-..r r.. e. m 0r l.fr weight .a l1ts Fl e.
J..s-- .tf - IS e.ri.
N'.h t...- .fo 40 Ordinary 4 -hn-t
g,lrr. ...... r..r'...r 7.t l,'.Il b. To- i.." To-
H-s.......l -r7r. q B.
Nt.e .. g.. taV ,..as lir Ihl,t, 4. .-.' Fr' : 90
40 b.. l.. ,i mailing 900. rrpor, he f'-k Ia. Do. Al
sri... 'D .'or "a. Dorm -',air s''r'@ rp t..
fff fo ...tt f.r r.H.it. ot f a tnir' t'-'rfi y
u,. rrr. laf. .frr' aN Coo butcher ~ N'i OH
.re aaI 4ao slDr r.a.. nfr " i' oni. . ta'..-
.i .s. ~ s..p. f'q rp fhr .sl-e vs. 4',' q
C.lrb. .. uLle i' Bf.t.u twn GAY 's - hl'rr a
.... - rl.fsrr o.nif 1i uls fDFr Hu iI'i ifoi
f,-. ..r-e 't. fe cy icrf market - b~ru very
ffHa. fa- I-f' vt-k tt uors ten ever 'i ni'' ,'i'
.rf U..f ..'l. nat.rd Is.f-rfs t.f b. 2 u. D.
Thor. t.f rettn rlr i'stf NJ Sleep i'I. A'.N
tttt. ...r.lf r.rtrf las rfIr we've irI ri'
.. .t tl. ntlkrf 4l.ffe w.N rc sl1rf Oh. tsH
i... r ..f ...s lr file rfs ursfr n uNff
Isn a.r. .r I.,l ptrk go oi NllDh a." N~s'rl oy
r.rt a. fhr Frrivr vssfrif frf l frs ~ f.
d., b.ir o. ii. oib.T trsis N Salcs 81 ABOUT .as
weeks fI.. bst.fa were determined iot o. sis nrr
There uss he 2ap sheep souc oi wi.h aye 'eEy s'oo
One c.r ..I Canada lyfr1rsd 20 r. i've frf', " -
loaded pfis. W. tnIrk 40 ra'ivf cher lhIIgl rfc
los sod for lrss than C.. = n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Rk,OM LONDON.
The kritish Press on the American
Rebellion.

F.ora Occasional Correspondent
LoSDOS Deo IL .Ie63
The American question absorbs every, hing
sjee in England The news which wa received here
o. the 9Th Of December in yeard 10 GTsntt victories
di.heartened the secession sym pahizers whose
ore legion and correspondngly elated the Americans
resident here and delighted ths heart OF the English
s.ope. Mr. Boecher is right. The people Of England
arc with ns From tho hour they bgan TO understand
rbst the Rebellion meant and the measure Of The
.,ypes,ne,s with which meant TO 6rht the last relic
~ ba,barsu. they sided with the right think Tho
,, Of the Rev Mr. Beecher has done thu cause OF the
rrnion ca,,al ,eryice Many men have met said
Sanly tlat tbev did not understand The altitude Of
Amerjca till they l,siened 10 hln. ..,,.r., ,-o,.
az E,y w Hra., and the opinion had taln.d
S,.nnd tat Au.yiea sts "uipg WI 'nFh'F
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
The GUnther TestisnoBia'.

Inst evening u iew'Of the personal hIcnus 0t
h ,ra,o- elect Charles GodfIey Gunther, presented
IL with an olcgcnt oarriage "a Hoeting was hed CT
Il, IN the tr,opton room OF the new hotel, the ST.
james corner OF Twenty sixth street and Broadway
when Richard a. Harrington WAS called 10 presio''
with Charles r. Gwyor as Secretary. The report Oh
the committee on the testimonial, consisting oi Msssfs
Whitfield Case Wm Paul and John Hoope was re-
ceiycd and approved and the following gentlemen ap-
pointed to Hai upon The Mayor and escort MI" 10 'o
hall: Mcssrs Daniel BerIien, WIn. &. Schench anu
pemson Appiciy. The party having returned WIN hs
Honor NJ. Harrington made an appropriate pfeseh'a
ton address. N .he coarse OF which he SAID
Wtldrwl d. you do, nom the active pt ris m o, ON i
,abo cud d-.in 'shcd position OF ne As!g.e', ~ ,'
.rc,t ana .ous .ity your f..cnd 4ayc naff ,rc
scio " ac, and boai'i' acs-s eoaei,-w hieh NY
AK tin' y'u v bee reased TO accept a. n ,.o,,
ith r.rrd at, and esteem In Which tAty Noo YOU
hoping iu your few moments O. ei.nie "s'a e, r,
therein l. N Dc De nleaHs oi carrying along 80 'o '
lection. of 60. lolors.
Mr. Guuiirr responded; n.
Nv CHAfrdsg ASD GENTLEMEN: Your very Compliment
ary and la I r rcrark. torchcr ,sit the We handsome
caiElee Which yen n' en"ou sent % ny .tabe ie
, NJ, r.lv m yon NY cere thanks and assure you,
scntleuci tlar confder rny'eh e1Py fp-in l.a III, n,
troubles aud .lcfhres tnat Lave Hiaoe ~ ~. ~ .',
s,y cyas Looking the Dat oi those WHO nave pf1 us'
about this .urIr aid f'a.' do not olscoset az ~ ,
OF WHO pes. 90 be-. the recipient ol any lN.' -
hands, T ,emcn reno, 'er much o "a. 20 ,;.e
u.nt ohcrn .fo would be under hhte 40 o'N's :" 80
You aud rsr only ir0.lse yoh tal "Ll'h ~. - ~, =,
aud tina. ie tAt sAsl do MY duty AND u hi nv h'1
..G.ayors g. do .o ! should be- rwafed l' cc, VIZ OF
auoin,r shal' forget 'he voice o. y! oi ~ }
try sgan there, 10 such word ial' asaD 'incesey
! ;hank yol for fi's rresent. lCAerrA 49,
The company consisting Of from 70 70 100 gentle
men then Proceeded 10 the very pleasant dining room
which wu, decorated with tie stars and Stiipe Wh'i
feast ai d uir:h and o'y and the ho" osohi 'Hr'"B
speech aud -enfment and song kept them - nn hour
/ W arr un4be 10 anHOunce 1T the present Wflihe.
Amons bose present were isaac Noe. Joeih PoH'io'
Charles schuyler, william Spencer John FOSTER ha'
/ pm,c Jacob Bench and james !. Werinan. tew oi
/ the familiar faces of old potcd hacks graced NE oc
cason. aad bis. together with TIE f1ci that II was !.
no respect ;oiIu.h affair rendered II unq1aIhtgt en-
Lawrence OF Broadway. has crimson lning' ana =
I.ry recherche.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Entertain Incuts This Dny and Evening.

Frrrmsaf clu scarcnslf srs o'fe' "a g. 1Hrf Hfi
~ i,s .lfusr
NfHros s,ro1v Brosdsus above fIr- s.sst- i''s L =
Sl.nuo Drlui tcn,rft.
st.erts- u .-'..r.
W1xrrn jAaplS Hroadeay opposite Boad ''sre'I ,e' of
LYHtr t.aI
otr.ric IIuarrn, BFoadwoy above Houston sreel-
t.ui.s. lI sH.fd.
H.rxfs. Mc.frg rro13wsy-Grcsi Fren,h Giant. Gisn'
Uoy. 4au un4r. &C., 90 al n,urs-ticfr Arom-
4 1tks'o.-hfaf. -hnos'. Ar.-Afruo0H nd tfrins
Nls aNBrntH- DfNAGKsiK Broadway above ping sfee,
-tfanh .rat.t of " ud Animals.
CLisioS hALL ,s.os Pac, uear bruadss'y tor OF te
hfn.lilYn.
UroApwN t;pErHrArER. Broadway u-,i R.oour ,l.ee -
foUes.If.. a.i AtIriic fcr'1r.rlf.
LorK tuAFrL E4D..I"aN. ABOVE foul-h s-r~-l.r A.in
IAo.4.tsf.a..u. .tisou.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Travellers Guide .

ffhtifs. hf i'Y..f b l.. ta N-rr.. ......t. l1
i.aio.t . ..ai lY- o.. GOO Suadsy p
s.ssp .. -., ,rn......................... -. p
TD Boston. rs l.i. London lur. Pas % = T..
Sioai-to. .H. i,or 3d. y. T.. and ial River
A4e. rr4 3D. 80. F. oay tslidpy -rl'cl)...... %.
ro ro.ion. b., .,v ita,eH hit. Ma Spfia surh
-.'lHt ant f.......... 20 O. o.. 49, % ird m
90 bosfor. b, Arf.- l.atcn HI. t,.r.t. and i.u
az. ,a shore a. .........lli ,nd r. u sruI,y p. m
io budHio b, rur ki.. loot "i 'ini'or's
Hid 4" g. m 'i' . p ~
To islp. Fh. ir.,ro. aud oli'r resort. op Long
island. ~ l. !. na..o.i, isoui tanes Sip an'
Ioot Of ssh ~. l IA i
Io T. iadrpla tl '.sF. .irr-,v kii|foad loot -
,auiai df-,t..t in f.., q. - ID. p ~ sunday m
TO- iIia.. rilH. lf Cos t,n fd Aulnoy Eair''l.
Pier 1t \. x uUf oi farely st.....,....ps u . Al
lo Nu.hiu.tonuy rtu Jersey kR.. :. 100 m. I'm.
aud y nih i b. r root o. our andsi. sandy - p ~
40 tic N,st. by trtl.I Rallo,d oi Ne" J'rsey.
foet Ol tOuts sld. .i.. aud t u j. n.....ind y m
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
4 Lrcrrnr BY Mss EvAys.-A .eIect audi

4 ITcTrRE M Mss EVANs.-A scIect audi
erce met at Tie Hall. corner c: BroadWay ana for'!
seventh street net evening to hear lecture On lem
peranoe by the accomplished aud eloquent Aiss Evans
who lrs Won The most ctthQsiastc eomnehd@iioh o.
tcg auditors a pats Of the country ahe Las '.aIsed'
she spoke with her usual clearness and force present
.lg au areLsverable argument in favor oi ire goot
cause a. SO ..h she las devoted much study. Her
philosophy speed VIII wit and humor ana Aer SEM
M,nta o. .tion are worthy OF the enterprise IN whe1
she is q, rnged Gen. Jo,erh Smith, widely known 80
10 able aad consistent .sDyocaie oi Temperance 'ha
lr maly ..- tio President Of Toe New for" sac
temps s.,, Society presided at tie meeting. Mii'
Evans s.it directly to iccp number Of appomime'.'
IN Nllill my.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
f,rn. Close M Tie ro.t.Oflce.

At nr cosr inurar1 lati, ~ .............. = n
fnr tr,af britain lud tlc Continent. BY steamer
lbur.i. srurau,. iau. ......... l'l ,
nr Eufpp, b. steamer Jura yla furriind, tnity.
Ju t- iI
f0T Nrv-Out.Hs uy steamer cofgr Washington.
Sturisy iai ................. .............. p m
Iai California ai. \ lSIla-y e. cr ptrfI overland
,is ~ Jo apl afd o.
hol'f-hlt ltef Unio i & t.I --' g. it fd y n
N..tn aiN .-f A..v p. u
" st.n Naitt F... tl!toau 3D. ti Cd p.
slfii. a sHl b. ~ g. tenn Als.... o. o.. a. if ln p tf
...r.t 81 .............. e. n. auf o.
N,-I bedford. Nrt Iu.f sad aii Rive u
Ifr bon. l....I on ,l,.s % t f.. '.d b
suu,4y aisl.-jn SUNDAY 100 fi,'. close at 81. j..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
ny TIL ADElfrN
The v-ne,scas uonnrchy Il Ne"
OiMcuit, ~ the VR,.
- JOINS. W0dn0-lnV. y

The following va, ~eoeiyed y.a Galway, not
t'Io1e, or gent
Tire Pa-'- co.rr porda.. l. Tie 1iuo saVs ~
Ar.hduke Magiuiliau cousidricd the recognition p.
the W..l.a-tnu Government of the Ncv Icy.clu
monarchy ~ .ndi.pel-,b.' 90 hs acceptance Of tine
throne The proposal vs. formally made %, sls French
tfoferumer 20 President Lnc0lns cabinet \ dls.
patch from Washington IN ra1v T. The f'ct ihnt
the American Ecpni lc w0fd .Dtcf tolerate, much Ars
recognize MONARCH. established a. Their serv doors
u Is supyi.e3 tiat tls vii 'cds the ATolG1he Dt
abandon the idea ol acc' ytng hc throne Of Me4icp
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

ACADEMY OF MUsic.-1here was very fine
auience at tie op l night and matters passed OF
a. usua except tlat tie Arion Society enforced the
cAorus-sAevug iAAt music o'crionps languages. ana
harmony ieao'es tAat The nations ought 10 eoo to-
s,tlor. Ile German opcla VIII f.now. The Italian
proceeds 40 once 10 Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Tnr HOWARD Mission MEETING AT TIL

| Tpr HOWARD MISSION MEETING AT THE
Coorru INsntTE-lhe large ban of tie Cooper Insti'
tu'c wss filed lat ing by the friends Of Tie Howard
Mission. Joseph H0ir csqr PIef!dod. After prayer
bv tie Rev. Mr. Philips speoohcs were delivered by
the Prevalent Of the meeting the Roy NJ. kaccA. the
lev. Ny Duryca. and tho Rev. Mr Van Meter. Tie
children eans nuinbe. o peces. which well re-
cei,cd by he audience. Tie touching appeal made BY
the ChssIan brought te - many eyer. He spoke "
q poor boy Who fifteen yeus ago called nj Bis house.
pcnne,s a. hungry and begged for something TO eat.
IL was bs D. fast time aud ,e lad invited 10 sare
tfhe bcclst1s and buckWAeit cakes vhh The hinu.
= TIE spcs.r. Upon ihqnIy ~ was asccf ihcd That
ne b0y bad come from Canada 10 NcN-infk Ia ffeh
Ls fortune. but hnd found siitutUn and stllya.
ton staring him in tie fac place Nhs pio-
Lls GrpI cnt oesIp, became a gDod EuiAilrh
an now re1.ires salary cf sarW 5tii.
! u, Rev. Nr IYryen.' who a. Owei ihmscf %" friend
of the Mission 'cnuss II sd been prfsccuted 1nd BE-
il wa iDrlruineut IA doing 90 mncb good. icli"i
tipilling incident 10 show the por r "f human lind
meas over The human hclit. 4 younT Nomnn WI" h1f
been treated harsiy NJ house In which be- hotrd,d
when a college student ntt1mpod g. commit sgicid
being flwaricd In her plan, sh, coucc led herself NJ
barn near. intoDdE 10 mg,'c O. second attempt. Hn
found Acr there aAd spoke kindly to he ~, II frti
refused f0 answer hiS questions, bnt atrf"hl6' "il
flashing eyes aud grating teeth. tOld iim thr eaird
cgerJ BODY ANA nobody loved her. liz wa. lntirim"n"
In restoring her 90 good home. md yea" aiteTNI ara
che rnyeleG long distance To thank h fr tie word
despair. and restored her 10 comfortable home sur
rounded by loving friends At the clDsc Oi t, exercise
collect ION Was made with the ollOW ins rrsu. 'iah.
eIri IL, subscl pl.ons, s;li. Total. soOs a.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
/ ,oroR DgALrrs' AssocIAr1oY.-A special

me,,i * o ys Liquor Dealers Association held al
No 100 Hester street "Wednesday evening and the
E,IoNinc si of prices pps adopted unanimously All
iiouors her tofie sold nt cents IA be- cents; import
ed Iiraudie, 20 10 - ceini Bourbon Whisky. To 10
cents. Irish a., Scotch Wlnskies. Ia 10 cents Sarsa
periIla Soda A,. q cents. on notion It was decided
10 print copies Of the abo,s resolution FOR dsti
ion ON the rih Of January AMI COMMITTEES OF I'VE
from each Ward BE- appointed 10 dlATipu's lhe same
The meeting then odoarDed.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
WOMAN AND CHILD IyJrRRD.-A. Mr. sophi.

WOMAN AND CHILD lSJURED.-As Mr.. Sophia
Aukey residing at No 2C4 Second street IN this city,
was ahghiiug With her child from Greegpont coz AZ
the foot OF South Seventh street Brookyn r. j., last
evening about O'Clock both were knocked down aud
rm over by n heavy wagon loaded with Navy ard
smp.oyecs and driven hy man named llAmOn Car
mon. - 10 lives in North Ninth street near Fourth.
The child was seriously injured about tie h'ad and The
mother Was wounded about the BODY to an c1I'nt lot
SET known. Ikcy we're taken TO the residence u pr
Idwa.d Malone Tor treatment.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

CoNCrRr Miss Simons, q young lady Of this
olty a soprano SINGER. WHO made happy an lmprer.
fou 40 Irving Ha.l vii give concert to night at
,ib.os Saloon. She is pupil Of signor Muzo. We
ak l'teniion {, tls programme IL the HdT,rtlsing
,o'tr.u-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Tm Surplus FUSp oP THE RUSSIAN BALI

Il sum OF s2si1 Pg being TIE sufpus from the sub
scripiions 20 tle Russian R4 has been equally divided
between the Sanitary Comm ion and the Society for
amel.orating the condition Il tie poor. Tie oitcal
letters vii be founJ among "Spc,Iil notices"
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
n.o,,,.cpt. ~, Ocean steamers.
ft arrive
Gutest ~Diip News.

NNNIN I'D
Shin Mescn g. Day Chase Philadelphia days, ballast 10
Nellh, Carver thasc.
BELOW.
sl,, Alexander Crosby, Nrm port, w, Nov o.
Ra,s schiller tbf.nI.), Bair hotsriAns Cnf ~
Eatk Oder rom Mhansas.
UaIk Afa.uis (Ben. D. Iistn tlcmrD Ne'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
DYSPEPSIA,
AND

ttNSrhroiA' AN,
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
are cured BY
BoOYLANDs
GERMAN BITTERS.
The great Strengthening
These Bi.ters have performed Csr,s
Have and do give better ystissae,ioa'
Have more testimony!
Have more respectable people to vosch for them!
Than any other article in the uars,,
We defy any one to .contradct this s',sson.
~'!n WILL PAY slWo
10 any one that will produce Certificate H. a.bed bys.
tGat - not GENUINE.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN DlTTERS,
will cure every OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM \ DIsoR.
DERED STOMACH
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SiMPToi--.----
RgscLfiaG FRox DISORDERS o. TIE DIGESTIVE On ~
Con pa,ion Inward Piles, FGlness Of Blood 20 III esd
Asdiy Of the Stomach Nausea, Heartburn, Dh'
foE Food Fulne,. We. .hi in the stomach
Soar E.uctations, sinkin; or FiD,'eT-
ing NJ the Pit Of the Stomach,
Swimming OF the Head,
Hurried end
DGi,ul. Breathing,
Fluttenz a the Hear,
Chok'ls OF suaoca,ing sensstons When
IN lying posture, Dnluess Of
Vision Dots or
Webs before the Sight,
Fever AID Dull Pam ia the Head.
Deficiency o. Precipitation, Yellownsss ot
,lf SKIN sud Eyes, Pain in the Side, Back, ca
Limb. 6c Sudden RI ashes ol Heat Burnnsnu q en-
C,n,.a IA, ,nins. Of Evil and Great DeI,,si, syds,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
The HANDEL AND HAYDs SOCIETY OF bos

The HANDEL AND Ii,YDs SOCIETY OF boS
Tox gave its annual Christmas Oratoro Of tho" Mes
ab" at Music Hall Oh SUNDAY evening. The bail was
crowded. the audience being the largest present since
the reopening Of the hall The Oratoro given under
the advantages Of full orchestra. the great organ
chorus Of 800 members ard eminent solosts. Tna Bos-
'on Hosf says:
Mss bfainord fof New Yorl) was. OF course. the
star OF the evening. she acquitted bar.ef wf much
credit and Justified 10 large degree. her Metropolitan
reputation She achieved her best success in the
fayOrite air vi know that my redeemeT iivetb giving
il with fcrvor aud skill indicative Of uncommon artis
fkc merit Miss Brainerd has fine presence and made
Nh excellent imJression on u Boston audience" =
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

KILLED BY 4 KICK.-yc>terday morning,
phiir attaching horse to q wagon ateam.fer rorci
George Zwocucr was ioAed f tie head by To ~ inla
ana lnstarfly killed. He vas in the employ ~ VI. 9
burn Frost -tr-c' ore dO0g from BlsA0iok av'upe,
i.ruoktr l. ~ Coroner Barrett bold al inquest yts
fcfdny aficruoon. Verdict. Death iium liyaEe' ne
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Lie uexican intel uGsn''' uorsii.-i tc-
ranibcro. Caiicya, ans s"oi ni&""i Oc-
cupied b, the Pre- sch Troops Report
tlnt the Go,erDnic, rs OF Holland mad
sp,;n have Recogn n"d the Ne" n'1'-
nm (.OvrruDIeHi.

san FhkhCI-tD, ] "''u4tf - =" - -'''
T1e French paper Of thIs ci'y nh' re'f'eo
news ION tie City Of Mexico 10 TIE ith instant
Tn. Trench troops entered McseA~ 'n Ihe ~ %.
Noyelns-r without opposibcn.
Gen garilier Lad occupied Acca ~b''"
Gen. B. zaine was At Caiieyn, whett hea- Aom'ID'i
vas ossssGinatod.
Gen. Ne IA occupied Sao MgreL
Juayez a, his Ministers BE "a ID to haze Jeff l DO
cargo.
Cen Baza. e had concentrated 900 .ffsnch troops
O, calieya ad Gen. Doui a. ,oai1'n~N1 ~ cen
leagues from. & uanajuao.
Ii Is stated lat the Governments ,h hoilsDd an2 o.
Epain have reoo uized the new Mexican ""Vef'mel"'
Gen Negrett4 has succeeded Gen. Can 'onioIi - h@
gster Of War Of Jlarez
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

ACCiDENT-h German named John Bag'cy
u tuesday aft'rnoou lai che itur II l- utit hand
sawed IL hy cr,ahr saw az the wood saving estab-
.hu-rt u Messr-. Ko.iIk'r : Co. Bag''y resided at
eco. I'D Monuo,o avenue. Brooklyn. l.. H. Hh Injuries
wrre dressed D. d. At,..-o1 ~ TO- D.. nsaTy.
Whence Lc was removed .c iA, CT! Ho lia.
BRooMyy CRY CovET CALESDAR Tlr.-day.
pe. l--9.s. e.. . - tl. ~ '3.