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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-07
SKATING PARK.
Cleveland Skating Park---1S68.
THIS PLACE OF RESORT. VIII,

is nov open 20 Visitors for the Winter, covers in
ali about Twenty Acres, affords Skating Surface Of
over Ten Acres and is located on Central Tract near
the heart Of the City.
The main approach to the Park will be via. Seneca
st. and over the Seneca-St and POntoon Bridges.
s5The prices Of Tickets for the Season viii be as
follows:
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Fourth PaEe.---LOcnI Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on cur 4th
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CONSTITUTION WATER,

which gives those organs time to recover healthy
tone and VgOr We able 70 state that the COnsti
tuition Water has cured every case Of Diabetes in
which 1t has Deen given.
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Dysmsrrhea, or Painful EensturatiOn, and
IN Meaorrhd0ia or Profss FolVil0.

Both diseases arising from faulty secre ion Of the
menstrual huid-in the one case being too little and
accompanied BY pain and the other too pro-
tuse secretion, which will be speedily cured by the
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLING OF THE WOMB,
which is the result Of relaxation Of the gaments OF
that organ, and Is known by sense OF heavness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides and az times
cempanied BY sharp lacinating or shooting pains
the medicine.
There is another class Of symptoms arising from r.
RITATIOE OF THE Wo8fB, which physicians call her-
vousness, which word covers up much ignorance, and
in Rine out Of ten the doctor does not really
know whether the mptoms are the disease, or the
disease the symptoms. We can only snumerate them
here. lspeak more particularly OF Cold Feet, Papi-
tati0n OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, Wakefulness,
FLASHES OF Heat, LangOur Lassitude, and Dmnes5 Of
Wiafnn
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AGRICULTURAL.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMRFTs.

AGKIUULTUAAL IMPLEMENIB.
Horse Powers and Saw Machines
for cutting Wood. Manufactured and for saIsJby
BALDWIN, DEWITT 90.
CORN SHELTERS. STRAW CUTTERS OK I0KEs.
At the Cleveland Agricultural Werks, 80 Centar-st
BALDWIN, DEWITT = 90.
Cultivators, One, Two and Three
Shovel PloWs and PloWs,
q Ar. KInyDs. ready for TIE Spring Trade,sat
BALDWIN, Dewitt 4 COS,
80 Oeuter-st.
CLOTHES WRINGERs, the best made.
doc3o BALDWIE, DEWITT = 90.
BLOWS, OULTIVATORS, &C.
Il. K. RAYHoLDfs
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Those appUfFsvl ~ svrvs vEr ovuIHSiSS7Ss a.
the Orphans Bazaar, who are willing to give
their assistance on that occasion, aye request
ed to meet on Thursday, the 9Th inst, at 2P.
n, in the parIors Of the Stone Church, as it
is desired to arrange and systematize the
work on hand.
Some mistakes having occurred in the pub
Iieation Of the list Of names of said Commit
tees, they are herewith re-published:
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Dr.. BETrEIEY gives particular attention
to the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those of the lungs, HomeopdthicGl-
". Office with DR.. Beekwith, near the Post
Office. Residence 2SS Perry street. nov22:427
DENTIsTRY-Dr. B. F. Robinson, Office
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and at q low price. dee2R27
WANTED situation as book-keeper, or
assistant book-keeper, by a young man who
can give the best Of references. Address box
a, 0berlin, o. noY26
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The above goods are from the largest and most
reliable manHfaetory of Plated Ware in this
country. have sold their goods for over ten
wears, and will warrant every article to be Of the
best quality Of double plate.
Look out your Christmas presents in time.
NOV 26 W. p. FOGa
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OzfH4Es BAzAAR.-PfepaFstion FOR the
Orphans Bazaar, which commences on the
9th inst, are rapidly progressing. The
prospects are that it will surpass that of last
year.
The following is the published appeal Of
the Executive COMMITTEES:
CLEVELAND, January I, 1858.
You are cordially invited to contribute
either Fancy OF Useful articles for the Sale
Tables Of the Orphans Bazaar, which opens
in the Athensum on Tuesday, January 9th.
Contributions Of poultry, hams, OrIightsr re-
freshments, viii be gratefully received if sent
to the Hall on Monday, the 26th inst, or at
any time during the continuance Of the Ba-
zaar. The Lunch Tables will be spread for
four days. We therefore urge liberaIity in
furnishing them.
As the Bazaar is to be conducted without
rafting, expensive articles Of merchandise
must give place to those easily manufactured,
such as Toilet Cushions, Needle Books, Dolls
and Childrens' Apparel. For the same rea.
son the profits Of the sale will be materially
diminished unless special effort is made to
furnish the booths BY the industry and inge-
nuity Of our citizens, and thus avoid the ne
eessity of taking goods on commission. The
sale Of the last named articles involves time
and money which would otherwise be ex-
pended on goods requiring no per centage.
We earnestly appeal to all friends of the
Orphan Asylum for a generous and hearty
cooperation in this enterprise, the success Of
which will mainly depend upon the zeal with
which Il is undertaken
MRs. g. A. BENEDIcT,
MKs. WK. COLLINS,
Ms. c. A. Terry,
MEs. L. ID. HUHBY,
MRs. A. B. STONE,
Executive Committee.
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PhysieiaHE

Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubel
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases an
only use them for want OF a better remedy.
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OYSTERS.
q S. MALTB Y'S GA
OYSTER DEPOT, w.
Oate holt & Maltby's.)
0FLFRRATFD OYSTFRS

CELEBRAT TED OYSTERS
will be received daily from his establishment in Bal
tmore, put up in Cans and warranted fresh and good
OF no sale Also. hermeticallY sealed
OYSTERS, LOBsTERs, CLANS. SPICE OYSTERS, &C.,
kept constantly on hand.
~ Baltimore, New FORK and Princess Bay Shell
CTsters will be received daily BY Express.
CRACKERS for sale By the barrel
W. W. GAINES, Agent,
Bspt4 90 Superior st.i Cleveland, o.
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TRAvELRR,s RRGIsTER.

AB-Cifizans wishing csnTsyancs 10 either OF the
above Trains or Boats, viii Be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Onnibus Line, BY leaving their address
q the Omnibus once, lf7 Superior-St, nsLt door 70
the Wsidell House.
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Supprss,sd Nensturation,

which in the unmarried female Is a constant recur-
ring disease, and through gect tne seeds Of more
grave ana dangerous maadies the RESULT and as
month after month passes without an effort being
made TO assist nature the suppression becomes ehron-
ic the patient gradually lOOses her appetite, the
bowels are coBstipated, night sweats come on, and
Consumption finally ends her career.
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Irritation of the Meek Of the Bladder, IatlaHl-
nation of TIE Kidneys, and Catarrh Of
the Bla1deT, Strang'lrY and
burning, OF Painful
Urinatiu0.

For these diseases It is truly sovereign remedy,
and too much not be said in its praise A single
dose has been known TO relieve the ost urgent mp
toms Are You troubled with that distressing pain IN
the small of the back and through the hipsl tea
spoonful a day Of Constitution Water will relieve you
like magic.
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Il has no equal In relieving tho most distressing
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
ach, Vomiting Food, &C. Take n teaspOonful after
dinner The dose in all may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
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This disease depends upon an Inflammation OF mu-
lining of the vagina aud womb. 1t is IN ali ca
panied BY pain in the back across the
bowels and through the hips. teaspOOnful OF the
medicine may be taken three times day, with an in
lectiOn Of a tablespoonful Of the medicine, mixed
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CONSTITUTION WATER
. ,,.l i.,aIf o,,,o1 q, tb,, t,si- that baa Sevolv
Dfnrefns

rritate and drench the Kidneys and by constant
soon lead to chronic degeneration aud confirmed dis
ease.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

cNer1,r may b brpurhg @ irsf In ac~,s upoa coo bu
oess whcs bsf,rs ypu al isast stsoen your
oumber should always bs proceed, 70 cons,se 9assuu
aud twelve mst ssroe Ia order dn1 pill Tho rsls "
evidence WHICH you " follow "a 90 require that os
wncb "a your Judgment would conviction by
petit jHFy. n 40 oppp ing evldsrp5 ~ esspto5 rOn
near no evidence FOE tho doendsal un!oss sucb Nay
mci1onttiy oons out 10 POUR inv,ayao1 OF tho pross
sumiloa 90 you by the prosecuting oicsf The dsicacs
H tue eccusd "a lott % s0oshsr Dyneh of tho court n
instruction IS desired hereafter upoo soY offer nIattsr
Witch yov may have hsnd the court will submit such
tuf her suggestions ~ occasion may relurs oa your
~isa5s esing made Hnosu
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
The Noon sad Ntos O'clock soias,
- rug gptroE or TlIK HERALD

|, NEa sosx. bee. IS is6i
lam work,nenaa empioyed "a pne street. aai nave
sesn In ths habit. oa rooenty OF hsssiog P,l Of
ce sna nvc eeis s,rk,og hous OF twelve sooa aad
at @y hoiss IN tho evcaiog at O'Clock rhs w,s
great coovogcnco - no. aud expect mOst OF M
neshbors. ko~ this 5,as ceased Can you tsu ua ths
r"aS0n' Were tho autiU tie1 afraid or tue be wesux
outfOf - tas cty trelsuyy .ia oannot Afford %
pay ths beirngeTss n ther these wore ths reason
Tor ssoppng (sy there age dfevn us "a pns s.rce
VII bc Willing 20 contribute Jsv ~ continus IN,
strikins 0 those hours aud have doubt su1ic eat
citizens cas bo ionnd equally raus to cootsp's- seep
the bells strEkng asaHL r.MT
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on tbs general educson or The Sses ana ths p,wcr
securcd by It's consultation 20 evp~y individual however
hun0se OF rsins % the atas0ont ~ Whatever wealth.
station aud influence. Wisely aud hposty directed 10
dustry can aspire b What remains bat coutinue ana
renew conbdeaco and support the wusom and truth
funess OF those Ia whose wisdom aud 1a~fy We have
already hao such abundant expcrioaoes Very respect
fully geatienooi your obliged servant.
y~ H JOSIAH QUINCY.
Mr. WunAn 81. EVANS ncx. spoke at some length. and
vas followed by Others. and Il WAS long past
tho midnight hon' tha, Tho assembiy broke up. WITH
cheers lot ths uasoa snd tia iiborty o. Tue world
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

G'ouecst Vnefefy EvSS Oaorea SeN, sisa y
Hnib osisrri si,p1rfs tsiea aut scaculsa uy
iaf gilta, 4. IrfFERS. s's UsosJwsy
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Spi1 Waechcs fOE Ladies sssd 4 ssf- as
mcf 1ry ilr'y hts hity sistY a.seny ave. eighty ars
pn+ btAifrf $50 tai tArss hf4lruf in'gfH an
tth tapnn a. 90 thr outside Fot s-ie FpEO o. ALLIE
" AL sr.~f
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t.ait1ey rrssemts Of Affection saa Ghss.
W--F Si Xxx = Wilson'S Htgae.. Fssu. ,n. ..sss
stssrs spwihs h,ehIr'r- 81 Bfpatwsf
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uoyfs Ht1Nstha HtI4 Ese.sDesslv -
Waststtcf % tf.'lt ttitJ .a1 efa, stsse,s
t'ftf Srip"a toipf Superior ~ f,e- aad rwgfv ,sass
pirpafs ,n fpl tbr .f bc sira' suI NE .pt .r.r
insist OF tr 80 dcad black or et =, t.s. Ia,
mos. critical obstsrf esuu1 -, as- a ,as srss
p4!c " OF IA spphstso1. ~ prpg netf casg ssl
Gle ~ the toilet sat ~ s bearh urrta 81 fe heal ~
well "a 70 halr. II mahes tr ha.f ,ai aE, peesr.s
II frnM fsug ~ frnogr4 a. a. iiaHirfns
ibr bbt ea OF The pre- ,r ,as
cat siuing slltlf, sIs<r Of lead. s.
Jo5Ef6 HcYr GO. ~ Un.t,r-., ,sAr
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Mtsss WI t@s FrSp's oS w. " 49,
nssa - 80 - = ..s-~- W NJ -
s.A ~ - s-s..gs ss-< - f~-s. y -
ses rsras - Bfsss~.y sss FfF-A = 10 90 60
s~4s - ~ sfr4rfa So ffrss ~ - 81
- rlvas \. sse sa.,ss = $500. . "a f-s-s
~ sf.s~. ssxias - - Ats~essss ttss
vsasa ia l-s 10. sss.as $1,000 ~. - ~
FfFsa afs.s 80 F4ss Hffa ~ = -. - -s.fs
i.sI is-. -isis ~ Isa -~ss n.it~ ~sss-s-s
. = "a H atls.|.sf 80 ~ sfrrss~s sra.G
~ss ~ SO r.s %. =. $50 t.esr .et.~
= ..s.rf % .~rf - Nss - -. ~ >~os
at.- Il ~ f.-rfs tsa.stf.s So ts~6s s,s& ss.
Fsfs sf.f - iasf 90 80 - ss-s q. 81 ~ass~t,
sslsr. o. . tH,ff 80 ~e@a As@s y - a..
- 80 . Fy'.,s....'r.,,.. .s..s 80
.tn rnfs - srfs 80 80 tasas a4.s
80 80 wht 49, .ftffs. ft--~~
49, ssst 80 sstsg n. 49,. 90 tAs s~4~ss
~ 80 40 - - stsss et = - 80 sss ss-.ss =
ss... -, - srts. = 80. s~,.. -. ,s.vs
s ., .a.s ., So. -. s',..s 49, 49,. -, .'. =.
g.-i.. 80 =. ..''...gs s.. ..g.', - :. $3.50
~. a nssssfe,. u.u Dys-Ts. 0ess
o. ~ ~sst-ksst's, '@...sss-s ,-a.ss a., 80
- ssss saft tfsffs ssstsf y ssfF sfHfs
We. psapsv.. us,s ~. Uss Ofss~n
'fssa~ o. sees ~ ~ So. .. II
ssirnstoss ssp--i s-ss
utitt.s. r-yiss. Ss. $50 uso.s~sr 90
ssifsf Fs.-sas csff s.-y ssta-s - tt.ts.~ss
as &~rrss.. rsis ~ r.a.. a. a. ss~ssa
sgs~s sssl. stssi Fs,~f Nsase.s ~
- y 80 o. FL. - f'-w- asi sssss - vse
! sy.'as-s
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

oAawA s-Sta~,shlp dibcyn's. NJ lN.,as-Ms Ssd Srt
hoiys ar and mss Hos inaJ Rev NJ Okrru - "a
anst James booth aat SyO tu the serssss
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tps . 90 ssss. Ds-.

yf.s geAs f.s~a - h.TFR.sS~4ss a. f~WGo
nstssts s.4aFsf As~stt, "a UeNHH =
Lfytt, ustr Drf 49, .as sssst~. = <ss.s
SO lsss .s-rs ~ 70. .. " it,-g s.nsil.... -
TssfsH -. -. .8@ rI. go "a ssssssssss A. -
49,. 80 srs ss'iisAsf A~s iss
ss.n. Hsi Dse q ssrr~ wsu
,a-ss, n-il"ssff. ftss .aa as-s- s~ssssssss. -
tfsA~ss M
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Uats ART Cap-.---Ats sn- Rev. aa5 u-.
sspbe .,rrs f0' lsyys yo7sh a,1 ,era nis,n-sc
srtce.tor sIdaF sfts a. BAhrA Hreo,ors iaa,i .sI
Woo- sirces.
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

s"s ssts a., rf..s. .sa 'hitsss
= = cglsf. ss9 nss4s . ss-sfsf sstssg rf % Hsn
IAh ~ rts.l 80
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rsu.-oss',.w.-1s vss rs.s. ,sitsrs
fsfss o
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

% hs ~sHF.isf s.a-f ~
~ ssSss~sF fa-@fF 49, k'aa
s.tss1s s.iss si ssssf ssss ssss iH 49, s-s
4ar
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

"uoiaJsy @r-scwr.' asr thr More Ap-
sist ~heu hey cNnitias oily s.h es,sncc TIVE
brioi last 80 10y g. s -iv would make he ipsed
~ bore eppy s~rt srt ~ tb0fs sesuinr Fnfs wstA
he by c,lof Bt'i,sK w>ss
bo srlag 10 " tho r-aulnc a.
Go Eip BsDtrsAF. cSrurf ~ Fulton str~s
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Hsls hasr Dye. 10 Ccats-SBi - ~
brp~n 1a-aotauross fri,s,r Ds,,l No bascsy sisrss
Sold by 1l. drnsKrs
The New York herald., 1863-12-23
nysoIl1av e.rr~rf,u osr IN,

0aG NatsFrssvs anS sprasg usds--
nurcuiNsyn WfCKgRsOH ~, aaa -;g-e; se
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

mn, snimt ttsbir natE Cattsr.--ss1s~s
sinabir csrcuied "a me bcs ml4,es o.y. no BaHtsy
ree ina riagf1 rerff
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

vssdertrk =. '.rss..s Ms.s rssshsrs.
Y ~a-vsb sfes' 80 fs,a sst y.~Ssyhss~ ss,s 70
rssa' sstas U - ssrs ~ Ia u go ~
tsss % sHftHs tff4 ftss sses VI
tfs-- Pfns sFks s~.ff-s rs4ss ~ tr-s
Csf~s@ ~ ll. - Isssfs s@s.tf 80 ssfsi - y
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, .t..sss. S~~.s.,.

a. es~~pa~s- .issa. "a. ~s~fs .ss 81
s.saf 80 a. % ~ -%s~ iss W. .
P-.fl, 80 rsn ,. F.s<~ esss 'tss... a. ~ts =
faf i4su 81 ssefr ssfN* He..~f .p~aA sssN
.-..pssv ssssss ssro.sss.
sr s~ss..
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Holiday nuts at wh5tr's. 80 styt. aaG
e>-ssncc .ussssef AIaos y.ef'sg of o.s AMI Ladies'
si,,s yts Hscatwsy
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

OOpcs"tr. Ltas nsaG.e.--mr.- wfsIosv's
Hos'hnx Ayrap. Tor chirra seitgg sor5ras rrms
d"n-s iansu natop, aitp, ell byss 10 rrssisir
bo~ris frflcciy SAFE si nli,Ds ~ ,ne.hss~
rsp .stfy NJ rs.cf hr.ils oad rvsv
tAs, !, tsr meihTT . bate
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ossssss's ~ ss.s ssstsis us-..,s usts
s;l.sIs, @.,raisx
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Hs.ftNF sas pNrsstr
tINBsi Fsa~sf sstfrf ra4s sfaf
ass - h.i. 49, fsfk go ssn... 49, .
hfA I. f1ai
.efs .viaE rsas a. slaasaiif sssa 80 49,
- sfsfa-
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Lxrrxs rRox vics raEsIpssr uaxllr.

BASeos Ne Nov. 70, ISs,.
DxAs sir--i rcceip, ~ yo.r rsvsr oi the Isth
inst inviting me 10 be- present the dinus- o the Nsw
England Society IN the city n New fog Al ths Asfor
houss. iccsmbsr II sssurs i"l would srvrd ne
much pleasure 10 meet The .ev knzsnd society and 10
participate w The festivities OF the Dcrspn but fear
my public dres may pse~sn, from DONG x can
csusstenfly With thoss duties, IVA be asd TO bs pre-
cent wnh you Boz J am sos sb. osssurs ysa po.i.
iively that " VIII - IN my power Nee Englmd IA 20
day 70 the terrsss rreis through wbr The soversmer,
ps@@r 'ust, yndscssing h-v frrs position thonSh,
ssnisnent snd crtp'on H~r history " pssi wr,es
and We may b. psftv,~d for ihs juu pride ". ,es
rssss yho sha succeed az can hsvs regrets Tor bs
yrtssa position. 10 MAINTAIN tho government,
preserve the constitution. and ~ vrdcsie
re principles Of liberty. nos n ssas ~ rksea
sVh csnselsss rsbs.iiou, enc hU cortf. balef 90
freely OF bsr and her uev sts,ss Inst
she wI do ena, untn the coosiitaiisus power
Of the sovsrnneu snail sssu sr'snd over every sss
aDd Tsrrtory. there csn % no qnsston NAY ~e oo,
hope, RAY may besve, that shs hss removed .pc
n removing much not s of tina, pregdes pro. me- Al
asd uajn when has too often ssd 10 Too mas- sections
svntel II hsr HISTORY Of the present shall e % fsr q
ths of ths past desire 20 mre fss 81 hss
s0ns, A home epd sbrosd emulate ga other 10 MAKE !,
20. sh4 w oe1d bsys no fear ~ results Z, msss ihs
soY q Esw Kuyissa, asa 70 say se.s,bpx ypsa toes.
aAAak9k1 70 U9@l3 otss. shskgs~ars, tsA niy
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

rb.ss Nfni.tsa ~fth uhs sms ss.s. aOA
no. a.ss 81 srs asfsfs ffaa 1s1Deo
D-f rs~s fs~fs - Co.'S .4s ss4 ga >~eks.
Ia $685. g. - A4.sss.s
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

v,x.. psaps~.. us' ~. ia" Osss~n
tfss~ o. ssas ffi - SO. =
BsfFHgipe So
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pI.x.a, sea c.s-p

fpss,'to. ishst. ..a tee. ~ ktsas
= - -saa' ss'Hfts. 'tfys AAttrt ia Nss-
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1mporsart

Jeners. S1is urosiway ---7.sesss tsasss
Novelties lsd teceyri f,r U1it>
g.tticmrus em,sOier~i htspsrx un4kea t,osss
| AL al lew ffc~s a. 3BFNEft s's ffesadssy
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

Dts osoa .ss~vt'y
sf@tpr a az frs.ss. 80 Afssas HsI~
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g.g:r TER FROM GOVERNOR SEYMOUR.
St,ss or Kxw YORK, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

f,zi. Sg--i have delayed answering your invitation
10 aiteJd anniversary dinner OF The New England
cisty Tao I'D inst, as hoped 1t woaa be In my
poke IT, attend upon that occasbn regret that my
abs viii allow TO riye capital this
Sime e soald have gvon great pleasure could
sye respect for your society, and my pede
ths ''soa-s" yoa suggest. Truly youts, &c. Sc......
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

III. ef-ss Dsss.s -riskss az tsss- ~sS,
a.ss-s g.. o. 81 Asrfs
The New York herald., 1863-12-23

terWs. us.fosss tossst.e Nsts. ts-
9sa fopis saf al ii.rs.ss "a ~ 20 80 -asy
fss i.ssss..s~s- .sfl o. rAl8Aay
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consisting Of . largo los Of
FINE CLOAKS,
CLOTHS FOR MAKING CLOAK5,
MINK AND FITCH FURS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS,
BARD FLANNELS, for Children's Wear,
FRENCH MERINOS, DELAINs, Of all
colors.
wOOLEy DRESS GOODS.
EMPEROR CLOTH.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
TABLE CLOTHS,
ana great many ctAC goods TOO nnInEoos 70 neonoo
Al,o. BLACK AND OTHER SILKS
which viii s.a ct a sIail advance oa cost.
ALEX. HEYMAN,
10: Main strsst, wksslirs. " Va
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THrNsw Yorh Hep,, IN rsrnsrkins upon
JEFI. DATDs Message, says, several Of our
eotemporsres have commented upoa what
appears to them tie de.Po1diE- tone Of JEr.
TrRsoS DAvIs's Message, aud have augured
tberefrom the speedy .nh-:ss;oa Of the
South to the Federal arms, When the ar.
mics Of KIScEDwARD and Of RoB1RT BaucE
confronted each other At Bannockb1n, the
Scottish host, while the ABBOTT of Inehaf-
fray advanced to give his benediction vailed
their banners and sank upon their knees
"LoOk!" cried the young EDwARD, "t6ey
fneel, they are asking our pardon" Not
to you do they kneel,' replied a vetsrsn
knight, :" bat to their God on that ground
where they are kneeliDg those men will con-
quer or die" Ne relate tie inciden, TO
suggest that boastfuI tone Is no. always
the sign Of determination, nor is sadnes. sr
evidence Of dependency.
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THERE nothing which attests more {

THERE Is nothing which attests more con-
olu.ively the steady progress of the country
in spite of tho obstacles opposed to 1t by
the war, than the result Of the operations
OF the Land Office for the last fiscal year
The amount disposed of exceeds that OF the
p-eviou. year BY l,5sS,775 acres-the total
amount sold being 2,966,6ss, as against
1892. During the frst quarter of the
present 6sc,l year the quantity disposed o T
was eT2,S50 acres, which exhibits another
,arge increase.
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The Wilmington, \. c., papers are full
OF advertisements offering for sale By the
cargo goods which have run the blockade.
Sugar is selling for three cents pound
owing to the immense quantity on hand
Allthe railroads from Wilmington are at work
night and day, to the exclusion Of all other
business, conveying supplies to the Rebel
army and goods into the interior. Over two
hundred steamers and vessels, Belonging to
different lines are engaged in running the
blockade into this one port. Governor Vance
.sys in his recent message that the State Of
North Carolina which is largely engaged in
this business has received clothing enough
through this channel to elothe her troops
10 January, 1865.
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Gen. Meade's Success or.

The Providence Post, in very fulsom'
and foolish article, recently recommended
Senator SPRAGrE as the proper maa 20 sue
ceed General MrADr, asserting among Other
things, that he "ean do twenty things al
once, and do them well" The Cleveland
Plain Dso..r thinks the following comprisei
a last a. the feat. of this twenty-hor.e
act:
lsr, be can play on the triangle. I'd, he
can play on the trombone Sd, he csn churn
4th, be can milk q cow 5tb, he can feed
TIE pigs; 9th. he can eat big meal Of vct.
uals 7th, he can sing Yankee Doodle :
9Th, be can take Richmond 40 quick she
won't know what hurt her; 9th, he car
wear No l9 CATERS; 10th, hs can list to
the mockiDg bird. llth, he can perform
John Browns Body" upon bass drum
18th. he can stop the breathing Of sneaks
at rife shot distance 18th ne eau do or die;
l4th. he can trip the light fantastic toe
18th, be can smoke cigars il they dom.
make him sick ; 10th, he can sleep three in
a bed If tie parties lay spoon fashion l. th
he can wear No boots if his feet are suf-
acientlv small 18th. he can take hesde's
place, provided Old Abe is willing; 18th,
he eau keep dry when it rains BY remain
ing in doors.
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DuaINo LEES invasion of Penssylvsnis
orders were given for "a movement upon
Richmond, but the effort failed for reasons
thus stated by Ger. HAILrcK; when the
rebel army was moving north upon Mary
land and Pennsylvania, Gen. DIX sent all
of his svailsole force from Norfolk aud
Fortress Monroe mp the York river for the
porposs Of cutting OF LEr's 'scoumuniestiou,
With Richmond and of attacking that place
which was then defended only by hand
ful ofmilitia. The expedition, however. failed
to accomplish single object for which it
had been fitted out, the failure resulting,
it wa, alleged, from the inefacisncy of one
of the Generals commanding. Gen. DIX
therefor ordsred its return, and sent the
troops, OF which it was composed to rsia-
force the army of G. Meade, north Of the
Potomac"