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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
DRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN DOCU-

Il MENJS. . III,
sv his Speeches. Let y. Mosugcs. and lTocarisiion
1RFCONsTRUCTION; Liberty tie corer-htoGs ana LIN
e,lu the architect. &c rp. - per AUodf:d .. 90.
RFCONsTRUCTIOr or REBEL YATES 10 pp.i ~
per hun red
FREE CONSTITUTION. ls Pm; 81 per hundred,
THE EXPULSION or LONG. PIP ~ per E7ndred-
ThE EXPULSION or LONc. PP.i II yer "Gadfed
STATE RENOVATION. pp.: . PEI hundred -
CONTiSCATI0N or REBEL PhOFEhIA. . yrj u
ger bundled ,,, N,.s4
CONFISCATiON OF REBEL PROPERTY. Ppi 81
p SECESSION AND RECONSTRUCTION. sPp.i q PER
'I NO COMPROMISE WITH TREASON. srp.i g. pr
a FREE CONSTITUTION. 0 pp.; q per Dlrea
IrNIVFRsAL EMANCIPATION. WITHOUT COAfEN-
bATION. Is Pr, G2 per hund ed; -
TITLE TO PROPERrT IN SLAVES PIP 81 per
AMENDMENT 10 CONSTITUTION. rp.i - per
IRRHcONsTRUcTIoN IN THE STATS. sp9i 81 pOr
'a 4MENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION is p.i 50 per
hundred -. .,..,,oo,.-,
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH or ANDREW JoHNsOk.
candidate Tor the presdeRcy 10 - Fsr hundred
THE WAR COMMENCED By The REBLLs. lopp.
O. pes hundred - ,,.,,, ,,,,c,,
For sale 1t IltE IiA"CNI pFflNA-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

.,osx LINKS or TIE DAISY CHAIN, b, the an,bs Of
TINS Hka OF tspcLhHA wa A-N4'' F~l'- 'N'
80, frca a review Of "Tbe Heir o. Redclyfe," and
T. II.art.e--e," ~ TIE North dvgsyicGn kcrtctr
Ts 6fst Of hsr wrnzs WITCH msdo sensation here was
~. Hon and sensation was Re- rring 70 me r.
rs Of the washed o. the copy aforesaid we hu
= bsesesd to the sisnth thOuand How many housasas
ave been issued ,nco By the pun iheTs 70 SUPPLY NO 20
vsd for new aud pl.ocs Of drowned Dissolved s"op'
,wnv old coie, We d, attempt conjecture Net u
sydu merely hut hos -consi,iiS IN great psr %
,etd 4 heartd Young daGsscs-we1e PLUNGED ne mourning
VIII tsirabe acquaintance vi tetior' he5oss NV. h
speak oDe.) from >r Charles Ornasen IN 20 so
sursery Idol Carlton AVE se hestliohl III Ne
eir Guy Moyils, Of Reds'rEe BETonei tse no,
one with ia story ~ cut rae sgIo1' loyu'
how The brilliant. ard p ehid Of genas AID Of fortune,
crowned with the beuuy Of hs eary hohness ara ever
,hsdoweS with tse rt Of his heIetaty sooa ma ,e
,o and toa ding sducts Of his eaTy deA' hal canton
= there What vi'ion! "
d. A. Co ALSO PUBLISH BIT TIE sAsE AuThoE- =.
THE HEIR OF REDCLiFFE, 2vSh i2mo..........'$i %
HEARrSfASE, vols. lssho. az
THE DAISY CHAIN; on ASPIRATIONS, Jvos........ -
THE CASTLE BUILDERS, l2Ho.................''' -
RICHARD THE ARLtSS...................''.''' 20
TIKI TWO GCAklLANS........,........ -
KENNETH or TIE ksAR GUARD. 81
LASCRS or Observation-Disclosures ~
DYEEvOR TERRACE on THE CLUE OF LIFs sv'lS = ~
BEHCHC CROFT limo.
HOPES And FEARS, ? vOls i2T2o..................
YOUNG STEP MOTHER, 2yoIs.............''.''''' ~
Either o. tho above fee by sil receipt Of Price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

a FINE COUNTRY SEAT AT CORNWALL.
Fineviev- IL river Gothic double house, u stokes
3sI4s HI 81 nith brick with 1Afn nom h1 ieaf Hp
tre,s eversre-us H.. gsrd-ncls cottage foNml effr
land. wells ,piug ad poad ne and iAi Aiie' "oaA
and M uiie. from Observation-Disclosures, schools &C..
r. XfGHO. y. Centrc-st. cor Chambers.
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Chances for Dnsinees Alen.

NOR SALE.--A Steam-Propeller Barge OF
about ~" TINS enpsey, suitable for reghtns purpose
cited with bspz gear loading dsoLar.e IL well
found ready for bg,Aes and adapted espcsly lef
traffic. Apply to EDWIN BYNEER.
Pier IL North hiysr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
EsTATE FOR sALE-COmprisIng ~ a.cres

ESTATE FOR SALE-COmprisng 20 acres
- Land In Lower Drtchess County = hours ioin New
20 by Harlem Hslcld close 90 TIE cr2nhs - he AT
f,r4 ra F.shkI Line comm ~ The "a ~ SOON -
cejiu- ito slopes Then rising IN DO sd e hcent o.ne
~ tb. Cfes 81 the Mountain Whose nlest 80 Tn4ts sTe
crowned with the saeieni I'D m,jr'te tofesi issi
i,s western border hos fr xnz strain 81 a. nnd 'oi-
uns su.foeus IN bos8 ni.lning mhuy trout 81 7m,
uou. p,owth The ti roniAn sire ms are st9 fH OF
thein and the nghboIus f0r, rfonl IA ssiae IN" su
O. md rrou.dng very he u Inc PROSPECT J. a.
though one had allen dre nd looked o',r ny" We
Promised Land The wide a.cl which spans tie hiol
hr ron the uds and bear Which ctt ther thhds tn
o. o~r iani where the skies swGva seem 10 sttd thcu
sesc,e.l influence n poup We. tie gunu'e OF hed'
ihes. have nck the ibdcsp- 10 The I'm, i-u~s ID
when the Getting fired roud tops OF hs wef,rn
pines he birds take up thoT evening song aud tho valley
fiugs with infsit mfh. The Iu1rs large. new, aud
very SUPER OF tae house sgacous conf at AID beautiful
re- ,st .y.ry co, necs with tie purrst deiis
cred ia every par The Garden IL Of TIE huest "a tic
.readng nrolvn rrandeur loo acres Of ' highest
suraee. Aside from thg lgsacr md beauy 81 the grove
will Il, wild noes Of unensn baInonv, The frrat value OF
the hrz timber nis woaa alone prove good and pfohs
biz investment beside Which, tho irre meadow yield e.
s,y INCOME Of ~ pr csf. tie price CHARGED Tor lie IN
lire pfoierty On the whole. i hnt nvesirent
u.uy atrscv. home. delightful In sgmtler very pie .lnt
s ifer Tor heath undonbted and IT, beauty dso,y
ersf Pe@ = 5ODi w,h IL far below IT, vslur. Doubt
undreds hne. IN New-f orS. II they ki>~ Off. would
10 dad 10 have 1t 81 q higher Price. Apply to
L. O. PRATT, No % fue-str,et.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

EOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-A handsome
Cottage House 10 the village Of Mott Haven containing
a. ~, rsorter minutes walk from Harlem Bride Apply
10 HENRY r. L. BUNTING, 800 Poail-i.
rOR SALE in Mount Vernon, 1 hour ride
Il -, New Hs,enR H. aFIEST CLASS HOUSE. con
,ur II Rooms Has Furnace fpig %. Gee and Water good
Cellar, Garrett ard Ouhogses; grounds beautifully laid out
~ ' John SirVRNS, BIT. Vernon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

A LADY Gan Episcopalian) desires sltuaton
n IN family 20 ,rsch children from siK to twelve year
age the English branches and tho radments oil nu c 49,
references given ~ 10 EespectsDni'y Adaiess l. De-
Once, Tor week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
Real Csialc for Sale.

FfRST-CLASS HOUSE.-The thrce-s'ory
"A AMI ettic HOUSE No. 1913 Pre.ideui street 6~i"e,
Clinton aud Court streets, brooklyn with Tour iui 10Y o.
.ronnd. house SO vide has two batiroon rtnfe ni-
"a CO. Y Die wash basins, pists flass Window c TOT
l. or favorable terms, to close sn estt- Apply AZ h""se
az 90 D. H. KELLOGG, iJs Pear. sIect, New urk
4 LOT, 30i xl331 feet, on first fiace, BROOK
" l,n; one LOT ot Second Place 5Il1i feet; twelve
IOTs ON Fourth Place, esch I2I3s t ~ the ehove gre
between Clinton AMI honfy srrets for sale On A'oI-'
tsrnus to close h estate Apply to
T. Il. KELLOGG, 100 Pearl s'Ieet, Few-Yerk
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Gonses ano farms n)anlr0.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED FOR
y YEAR or from LIST October to lst Apf lS6Sli must
be .sibly situated Appiorni, good ard careful iensnt
$3.50 y%r offered Not hi.h up town. not ~
% Parties oths hri resp"e'@oS
Address. BOX 3.dl9 Fost OLcs>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

Two MANUFACTURERS Sale low, if
a applied for Immediately "A VALUABLE PLOT OF
GROONDir Manufacturing IL the vicinity OF Center
Market Apply 10 A. J. BLEECkBH, son d CO.. No u
Cedar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

A NEW ROCK. BY THB AUTHOR or lib
n ~ ~. HynoIryyE" D. APPLETON Il Co. +43 AS
4 PIX hi A
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Ga!ts bn AuetIon.

UCTION notice.. +. HALSBY, Auc-
II tion-er. By II. J. Jo'dsn c.. .,,cr,o.,
MART Fiih.ass. corner Esriy -ieurLh',s.
SATURDAY sept 10, az p m, desirable lot OF CAk'
piAGfs BuGGlES, HARNESS. SADDLES, kc., now on
view. -, c,-, -
n,ofspz Of ..le. II. j. JORDAN CO., Proprieters-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

nor SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT at Wood
L side L. l.. miles from Hunters Pcnt Terry coniein-
ing about 8. scres Of snd with good ibrroory and cellar
f ns house filed with brick, wt extension size a main
building 4I extension lox2O, oil necessary ontbuiidtg
plenty Of FRUIT VII b. sold Al bsfran If appsed Tor
VIZ
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cTEINWAY & sons GOLD MEDAL

GIEINWAY & SUNS GUILD MEDAL
y GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS considered
the Europe wei i coruir having received th.
nf., Prize hsia .he Words Exhibition N Losdfn l12
Tbe principal WY he S.,nway Pi,poa 'se superior
al ohc IL tsa' the Gfr- . composed VI five Trctirl
ranc orte msA.ra r tud our sni) who haven't al their
improvement nd unirr whose Poronul supervision
every part III irs,rrrfut IS inlnu.sufei Wlrroous
Nos II and - s,. E1f.o 49, between Dp,on square AMI
lI,i1g Place. hgw.los..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
Wants.

UNOP wan, az the "TROPICAL BALSAM.
r.r for, Peons are long deprived OF the use OF Ties
nd -, lien, use /, they wish to get well soon. 30
adv .naer hedicsL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

XNANTED.--Agents in every Comfy, 10
W several new and rapidly selling works. including
oli6 and Frrci Neutrality end N fagI Frsntn D..
I. k.ciy refaons the Jni,ed Stairs and hsra ~ 49,.
C. D. Boyntcn d. n of tircirGati - master e'po' 20
Of the trescherous designs Of France end England upV
country aud Of what have t. expect nom moss
powers IN tire future. Every true American WIZ We
.ead the work aud agents cannot tail 10 co wen ".
Men now at work are getting nom 70 20 subsrlois per
Exclusive territory given. Samples sent re " ,s W
ceins of pric. $3.50 e. r. VENT CO, Puohshen,
P'N' f''' ' ~ Ve,t st., Cincinnati y. ssA
Iis Dearborn st., Chicago, IN,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

III kNHOOD and tao yigor of Youth Restored
w ia Fous Wecks 5y Or. RECORDS EssENCE Of LIFE
This wonderful agent viii Manhood 10 the NED
>hsttsred ConsttutioH whether arising from bxeose~ 81
Abr.e the ELECTS OF Cnate Natural Causes The TIM
the inveserate l. four weeks FED
Vi = iDiDsssb,r D.. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIFE =
sod with instruction. for for 80 four quantb
ies IN On. Tor 30 ealo0iy packed receipt Of rtnsb
Is ited Circulars sent ree ccsla
Z four stsmpg PHILIP ROLAND. Sole Ageat I. s., Ne
=. Brooi.esf, ore door sest ffom Broadsay. Il. Y
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WIN GREAT ENGLIsH REMEDY FOR

A GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
All .serers tine above coPnts either o. recent
long standing. are advised to use BLAlRS GOUf AND
RHEUN ArfC PILLS They Gun be Te led upon the moA
lfe remedy offered to the psb aud have
Uni, ersy used IN Europe FOR with 10
greatest success.
Prepared by PROUr HARsANT. No. go Strand, Loo
don EuSiand and sold By their Agens WELLS co.
Fr.nksu-lt.. New.Norx. Retail Price. : 80 per box
LEX Majesty Com1iss he authorized the Dne "a
idiles. o. THOMAS PROUr. 10 strand London to y
Impressed upon he Goyernens stamp affixed to each box
th. genuine sr.ione.
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sIArn or Naw. Yonh. CnngrnoL1rn.. OIIIoE. /

STArA NEW IonK, CpEPTRoIIRRs OFFICE,
AIBAsY August q. 1884 )
GALE OF QUARANTINE LANDS.-in pur-
,ntnce Of adopted tbs Coiu icners Of hs
Land Ole. notice Is r,by given that saed proposals will
be received by the uDdcrssBed al hS oeo In the City Of
Albany unthe l0 day OF September eS for the purchase
Of the nx tine aude the Eastern shore OF Staten Issnd
formerly uown the Marines ta grounds excepting the
portion resrrvrd and landing aud board
ine station The minimum price ~ said lands win BE- $50 0b
One hail The purchase money reuain Dohd and
gage desired The Comm ssioneT Of the Land Office
The sh to REJECT any I'D deemed for the interest o. The
State. LUliUs ROBINSON. Comptroller.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

III PlhNO-FOEfE MANUFACTURES
Warar0ons No - Grand st., Ncr BIosiwAy.
A M assortment % our wolknown Pianos con8eny on
hand uursnrl IL ryory feFscI Purchasers vi. ID wet 70
sIanus soc2 aud price, before natias their ,e'ciotS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08
CIE-TY MY PIANOS MEL6DROYS.

i ALEXANDRA aid CABINET ORG Ans nt wh1,sse
OF retail g price o. ANY nt class instruments De-
purchased Sscoudha Pianos great bar prizes rom
o., 10 4go All tbs shove usrnuaSts - LET. and ront
allowed 81 pnfoAL..L hea'Ey pfyl us received 10 tse
Thew bong hts different makes o. Fihnos IT,
ihi. large sst purchasers DO suited Vel hclr else
bero and perhaps little better 1000 sheets 81 Music,
ltiio s0sd per page. Cgsh pad or secondhand
PM.oa HOkA1b WATkKS 10 4Sl broadway, II. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

M AcbN ~ ~ AhiiN respectfully Ahhuuncc
fk tha' they comp 0oa ihr occupation the!I
-y o.rgre sclory BnA Effected other inseusis Tor
tie large icr,ass q INcif flsrinrns cses 1h.y
therefore courdui 20 DO abls rd 90 supply
ori,r. Tor thsf -oAss promptly. without thst m
CONVENIENT delay which purchasers have been subjected
gle ac thai or thsa year rest they have been
continually several Lurdpd inst ul,Bt8 behind oruef An
.lsor-si OF sty,l tom slo GD saen may BE- 4ould
at thaf sew OH NassfoomL Nefcors;rrei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

All. VAN kORMANs English and French
vi u,.i,o~ .nd De-, school for Young lades No Mest
san-.t. vii fHOPEN Sept. a. mo Principal 49, Be ::
otls durn. So summer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

CHEGARAY INSTITUTE, FRENCH AND
~ FsoLisH roauDrsG kSp DAr school FOR fouss IA
pigs 20 MbDuoS AvGsBg-Ihis lnsiiiution' Ounces ~
New Yos IN l84 viii reopen ssptembos ~, under The d.
rectien Of Nine. l.. 2. PROVOST
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tilnelcal gueirnmsnts

,J'HE condition OF instrument players would
b. mis-Ssbe when sahcnng fsa te.o.1, bat ior tue
TROPICAL EaLSiM" b. To sso o. wlisL they c.H BE-
cured IL wonderfully a.srl llA. See advertisement under
Meiif.."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-08

F1,HE FREEHOLD \. j. INSTITUTE, FOX
4 Majestic FALL TERN WI begin September
sts special fslls. oasgss all ths Departments 81
Tscfe srr spaosg. er.pud ryressium lG-go chemical
and philosophical appsrnius. cabinet, &C. .,
Circuirs GIVING fun information sent on application to
CYLUS BALDWIN. a. 81, Principal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
MeotCal
How TO Keep in Good Health
/ fu.hl... ..,..... AND
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

rNuE primary cause of every disease that nast IL
Il heir 10 ~ nnpurity Of the blood. The blood be-
comes impure nom many cauaas. Impure air or
chnnEc OF weather, unwholeaome food and eNposure
are among tho prime pal causoa Of mpurity of the
blood The symptoms atb giddinoss, headache, con
suPaton Of The bowels bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints pains 10 the back and leea
oss OF appette, sleepess nights, collie cramp pain
and iShnoss Of tho chest heartburn, CONT and rheu.
mausm, puking aud purpng, chills and feyers more
On rleAsacc3mpanyng these and along train OF troub.
prevented and cured by taking a fow doses OF 1r
SIRi Ok LANDS VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They will purify the blood and put
the stomach bowels and liver IN healthy condition.
They are particularly suitable for chrome and nervous
Diseases, Every ainily and every sodier should
keep supply Of these Pills, as many diseases are Oh
waited 10y tner use. Thoy mild and safe medi
one, and can he taken al any tmo without dmgerof
sod by All druggists or sent 10 any part on receipt
OF l@eniy ,hye eents aud stamped envelope address,.
ga NJ SIltlphLAND, q east Foutt street, Ciininna
Il, Ohio,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
}3Iantatiun Btttcra.
8 T--4aseO--x

PA soma ~ ariauiery habits troubled with weakness
.ehtude, palt.uou of ihe helti, iaok OF appetite
j,struss aitor ea4pg, torpid uvob constipation, 4 b,
tetryet 70 suffer thcy tia not Try tho celebrated
PLANTATION BsTTERs
Which nrs now recommended by tho highoss medical
euh9uGea, and warrntod 70 rroiuoe an umedl,de
Syueieial elect lho3 ore oxcee9msiy sgyeahle pur.
tetiy uare ami must supcrcedc s other toncs where
shed,hy wiut'o s'phrlaat Is rodurct
They parity, ailcug.heu and inUEortei
They creats q .eNtuy appuutei
Trry nro au guudotr 20 change of wster Rud det;
Tboy overcome oJet of dissipation and at te hours
They Strengthen tho system and oaliveu thomnd;
They prevent niissumhc aud inlermgttnt totors,
They purity tho breath and aciiit, of q ' stomach;
Tho' cure dyspepsia and consupatio
They cure diarrhea, cholefa and cholera mdsbus;
ghoY cure liver complaint and nervous headaono;
1hoy mako tho weak strong, the langnid brilliant,
aud nre esnauaCduaturt's great restor6f. They At,
composed Of the oelobraied cssaya bark, winter
green, sassnas, and herbs All presorgfdsa por.
ecgy pure g. CroA nrn.
"t . have sycu the HaptsiiJn Bitters to hund-
reds OF our disabled soldiers with tho most esionsh,
ing cHocl @. ", ANDKHws,
upt. Soldiers Home, Oineinnah."
""e Tp9 plA,lston Bllets have cured me OF liver
compliant OF which Sas iaid Hp prostrate, and had
to abandon my business.
l,A. b, KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
"s ' owe much to you, Tor l sofly Jelieys the
riauution Bitt4ts hayesayrj my lde.
Rev. W. n. wAGGONER, Madrid, X. ""
"' Thou wilt send me two bottles ulore oftby
Plantation Biliers. My wre ha- been gyetty benefit
tel by their usa. Thy friend,
Ea Asa CuRRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
"es hsyob been great sufferer bem dyspepsla
end had to abandon IresehinE /" abe Plantation
iHer- hsve cured mo.
Rey.J s, oATaoag, RocheflsrN. Y"
""c ssli us ifenti-toqr logen more OF your
flani ION m. .ter.,the popularity ot which daily
Increasing ttn aie rrosts Of onrhauae.
SYKES, CatpwloK B CO.,
tropuet3gs W,lud'S Hotel, Wsshhgton,D &c"
auehHra ono I'M llIou ulds OF certificates daily re.
ecuel They arc immensely beue6cial 10 Weak per-
sonp nt aelirai' 'cmlos .It
Booault'os OF rs-nBsd botaeo. see oar siguauue
on 5n- ,ledf Atri. Thry aro mot sold by the
gallon. They are only sod IN our patent lag oaln
iqt,a. by rospeaitse drugViftl, Doers, hotels, -a-
toons at'entoits md country stores. Sd"
r. II, DRAKE Co,
'2'''aNn 9d2 nrqalgsy, \, "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
BE sAgN rron ra rANa9 on "ANT'

\go,ld thasa ch,ldraa nave comfortable houge nnd
the means of euc,,aoA1 Would thH wiie 20 ndt PEN
dent OF the cold charte3 ot tha wodd1 Would tAis
aged and feeble parent bo provided fort Would my
estate pay my debts1 Would there hc NO soeunce Of
property by forced sales OF An administrator TO neei
thedemsnds ofcredito torz-salcs u1ue Whcn tho W'fss
How few answer these question to- tnrir H'ist't-
toni They fear ask them, and cherish tte h1li.i
that they have long lo4-r uu ulr. lh- ls "t1 IH1
ish ana cowardly. The brave tnnn ......
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11
H COUGH NO MORE.
pRY sTRICKLhND's MEBbIFLJous COUGH
#. d. fr.l f4- BALKAN. #.... Do,

p Tins ~ the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs
2pldsl hoarNenesH Asthma Whoopng Cough, AID
ponsumpVou Everybody Who has tried this excel
lent balsan Enthusiastically recommend IT, Mrs
Mlelol Barr street, CINCINNATI says she has been
learul sufferer with cougn for many years, so bad Rs
n9tto DC able TO walk up stairs She took one hottie
o lhls Balsam, aud has beea better since, and
ADVISES all Wnd have Coughs, Oolds Rnd Asthma 10
ny this valuable Cough Basam. Fifty cents per bot
tie sold byR druggists, and manufactured at No, q
east Fourth street, etnoinnat. :. llislI 1uI M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-11

TINHE Htna grants policlcS FOR LIFE, tor q term
l. Of years, Endowment polioes and chidieu's Ep
dowmsnt. Also, Non Forciung Policies, on which no
payment is required silor ten years.
Five thousand dollars pad on Two lossos no this city
within the last six months
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family circle from want, none lsUnI moro sims
pie M ts character noble iu lts aaturcs rarisn
it, results than Life Insurance 40 is lau prop which
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tits the unseen hand OF the proYid2nt Wher reaching
forth from the grave, aud still nourshng bs offspring,
and keeping together the family. by 1t, the faithful
son
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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
Blue-Eycd Jennie;

or OUR HOUSEHOLD TIRE sUHE.
\ pathetic ssrg and chorus. Music by I
MlNJiN TowNE. of the &c tnentas" Price
% caLts. one of those pleasing songs tina.
viii win its WAY to the popular heart.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
THE CONFESSION or A REBEL PRISONER

THE CONFESSION or A REBEL PRISONER
Music by T. ". Towne, Of the "Cou'incntals." 3"
Price o. cts.
The following incident was related by Il Reh.
.el Prisoner. to an attendant, who. bv many
acts Of Kindness, had won his COM 'oncc:
~ was searching for spuils amorg the dead
and Cying upon 4 deserted battlefield: when
discovered small gold loclct upDn The peri
son 4 dying boy. apparently about hijeei
veais Of age. As ! sud"avcred tn oSe it|
from his grasp, he opered his ltuEuld eyes
aud implored me, hy ~ thlt w,s good aut
Iure, by the memory of my own Mother, not
.'u rob him of his Sisters Picture: con-" said
he. 1T WAS her last git. promised her.wher
she kissed my cheek ~ parting. that would
always wear II near nv heart. .iu ,ifn or death
Then, as II throwing his whole soul into the
plea, he exclaimed: "O Touch Not Nv Sis
ter's Picture As the last words ALTERED
upon his tongue, his voice was huShed l.
deate. By the dim light Of tho stars. / hastily
ScOopc3 shallow grave. and buried him with
his sisters Picture living uueu his hrsast
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12
Wc'll Conquer, or Die.

Song and Chorus, by II. GoRrov.
Price rs cents
One ot the fres. patriot c s-ng- published
although just issued, IL IL having N immense
sNle. and promises TO ts Que of tue must non.
ular SONGS of the daN
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1864-02-12

Kisses between women are like two
handsome unmatched gloves charm
jng things with their proper mates,
but good for nothing in any othey
way.