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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1864-10-14

take their seats.
OHIO coSGREssMEE
I, Benz. Eggle.tou, Union gain.
2, r. b. Hays, Union gain.
=, Robert C. ScbeDck, Union.
4, Wm. Lawrence, ,UuiOn (prObably1 gain.
S, F. C. LeBlond, Democrat
s, r. W. Clark, Union (prob.) gain.
Z, Sam'l Shellsbarger, Union gain.
8, Jas X. Hubbell, Union gain.
9, Ralph P. Buckland, Union (prOb. } gain.
10, Jas. NJ. Ashley, Union.
II, Wells NJ. Hutchins, Dem. (preb)
-, Wp. Z. Fink, Dem.
Is, Charles Folle,t, Dem (prob}
II, Martin Welker. Union gain.
Is, T. A. Plants, Union, (prOb } gain.
l6, j. w. White, Dem. (prOb)
Il, E. R. Eckley, Union.
IS, r. P. SpauldiDg, Union.
10, Jas. A. Garfield, Union.
INDIANA re-elects that patriotic,
noble Governor, OLIVER L. MoRToN,
the CURTIN of the West. The Union
State Ticket has $1,000 10 10000 maj
sad the Legislature probably Union.
INDIANA CONGRESSMAN.
l, VIM. Z. Nibleck, Dem.
2, Michael c. Derr, Dem.
., Ralph Hill, Union (prob) gain.
:, John II. Farqubar, Union (prob gain.
), Geo. W. Julian, Union gain.
., Ebenezer Dumont, Union gain.
Z, Dan'l W. voorhees,, Dem. (prob)
9, SodlOse S. Orb. Union.
., Schuyler Colfax, Union.
~ ~ Joseph II. Defrees, Union gain.
~ i00nas n. Stilsell, Union gain.
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A GOOD DAYS WORK
Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana
GIVE MAJORITIES FOR
tbe llaien Gifkets !
Chey Insure the Nov. Election for
LINCOLN & JOHNSON.
We gain I5 10 20 Congressmen.
The Old keystone ,

HAs goes Pean:ylg'a, so goes the Jaion -
Tuesday was pleasant day, and
the Elections were generally spirited
but orderly.
The Pennsylvania Home vote is
close, but all parties agree that the
Union party has $4,000 to 10000
maj. on the whole vote.
2hc Unionists have both branches
OF the Legislature!
PENNSYLVANIA CoNGREssMEN.
!, Sam'l J. Randall. Dem.
9, Charles O'Neill, Union.
3, Leonard Myers, Union.
q, Wm. d. Kelley, Union.
s, NJ. Russell Thayer, Union.
6, B. NJ. Boyer, Dem.
:, ]. NJ. Brocmall, Union.
9. S: f. ADcoDa, Dem.
9, Ttad. Stevens, Union.
10, Myer Strouse, (prob-) Dem.
ll,Philip johnson, Dem.
l2, ". ". KetcLem, Union (prOb. gain.
IS, Ulysses Mercur, UUiou.
Il, Geo. +. Miller, Union (prob gain.
10, Al y. uIossuiebber, OCp Saiu-
a6, Wm. II. Koop'z, Union (prob gain.
n, Ab. A. Barker, Union prob gain.
Is, Stephen F. Wilson, Union (prob)
19. G. W. Sco6eld, Uuion (prOb.)
20, Charles Y. Culver, Union.
81, John L. Dawson, Dem. (prob)
~, Jas X. Morehesd, Union.
%. Thomas Williams, Union.
"a, Geo. V. Lawrence, Union gain.
A-Penusylvania soldiers vote as Ear
6 heard from:
Union. Opp
Washington and Alexandra l30S 2l2
Chester Hospital 81 8
Baltimore District $50 55
Martinsburg aud Cumberland 1850 maj
Camp Cadwsllader 357"
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Teachers Wanted.

H'hE School Directors OF HARTLEY
i township wish 10 employ SEVEN Tea
chers. The compensation viii be liberal. but
according TO the grade Of certificate. For
further information apply 10 oR.V.BlINCOLN,
Secretary Of the Board 1867
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n.Tbabks to tie White Deer friends
for their club Of II subscribers, g s!.5o,
Iaised on E!sctioa Usy.
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IeWtsbur9 Markets

Corrected .S.nai- Weekyy Walls e .SniA
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3446 2T0

OHIO gives 10000 to 10000 mai.
on Union State Ticket. The three
notorious Copperheads-Cox, Long,
and Pendleton, present Congressman,
are left at home, and Unionists will
take their seats.
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TIMBER LAND FOR SALE.
2..tS SERSS.

THE Subscribers oEer z. Private Sale
l!aeIs ot Timber Land. OF ebou;
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INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST.
Arrival Of the Steamship
Western Metropolis.
Capture Of the Blockade Runner
Rosita, Of Havana.
Meeting of Loyal Citizens OF
Key West,
To- he IA.

Tho steamship Western Metropolis. Captain Hilton,
arrived at this port yesterday morning from New Orleans,
which port she LEFT the Goth utmo, at nine A. M.
She reports that the 2sth, when within fifty miles
OF Torugas fell In with and boarded suspicious looking
oteamer named the Rosa, OF Havana Her papers being
very irregular and having every indication OF being
blockade runner her officers and arrested and
taken board OF the Western Metropolis whore they
placed under guard. prize master and
thca put On board Of tho kosita, and she taken
Into Key West. where she arrived the GOTH After
making all necessary disposition Of tho prize to the pro-
per authorities OF that department, the Western Metrop
oils sailed the evening from Key West. When
coming out OF Key West sho passed the steamship Mcce
Ian, going In, bound TO this port.
meeting OF loyal citizens took place the evening Of
January 20 for the purpose Of nauguratng steps to
otorc tho state 70 lis proper relations under the Union
government About Eve hundred persons were present.
and several resolutions were passed.
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FINANCIAL AND coMMeRc sAL.
WEDNESDAY, Feb. SEP. N.

WEDNESDAY,. Feb. 3-6P. N.
There was not much alteration in the prices Of
stocks this morning; but an improved feeling was
manifested. As compared with the highest cash
sales at the first board yesterday. New York Cen
trail advanced ", Erie preferred Il. Hudson River
u. Harlem ~. Michigan Central Il. Michigan
Southern TX Illinois Central O. Cleveland and
Pittsburg n. Galena and Chicago TX. Milwaukee
and Prairie du Chen 4. Fort Wayne u. Chicago
sad Northwestern l. sod Chicago and Alton 8.
Reading declined u. Cleveland and Toledo u.
Chicago and Rock Islandi. Alton and Terre Haute
~ and Cumberland Coal l. The market was
stronger in the afternoon andtnearly all the rail-
way shares improved fraction on the mornings
prices.
Prices Of railroad shares at the frst board to.
day compare with those obtained on Wednesday
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Tho Mayors Veto.

hAxOR6 OfffCh, NEW YORK, FeD y, 1904,
TO rirK HoSoRAnLn ruE BOARD or SUPERVISORS:
GEkrLsmEN-Tho resolution, auditing the bill OF George
IT. Stout Co., for printing 5000 copies OF tho official
tue use Of the Board OF Supervisors at See So return.
ed herewith without my approval consider II objec.
tonabe nrst becauHe The printing OF this matter pam.
phle form s unnecessary since the canvass was publish
cd 10 full In the 7rdns1 aud copies Of that paper would
furnish any Information that could be desired the sub
tue result OF this largo expenditure viii merely be 10 an
the office OF the Board with piles OF useless rubbsh m
there had existed any necessity for putting the details OF
She canvass In Q permanent form, hundred copies
would have been amply sufficient and the propreors
the renspt could have supplied these at one tenth the
expense Of the present bill. -
T. GODFREY GuNTHER, mayor.
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: following were the quotations.

Sterling exchange was dull, and quoted at l73.
The First National Bank of this city is now re.
ceiviugdeposts for account Of subscriptions to
the two years five per cent legal tender Treasury
notes. These notes bear coupons payable every
six months. the interest to commence from the
date of deposit. The deposits must be made in
legal tenders (greenbaoks) or the new national
bank issues.
new description Of insurance company has
just been organized in this city. under special
charter, with capital Of five hundred thousand
dollars, called the "Safe Deposit Company" It's
purpose is to receive for safe keeping 10 burglar
proof safes, and in an absolutely freproof build.
ing, vauables Of every suitable description, such
as cash boxes, family plate, valuable papers, evil
dences Of property, bullion, coupon bonds, inter-
estbearing currency, wills, contracts, &c. Books
of subscription to the capital stock are now open
at the Bank of America.
The report Of the Assistant Treasurer to-day is
as follows
Amount on nand, 1851, O4I 9S9
FROM otner SOURCES l,sSO,5s3
lotai. ........... $3y S22
Payments ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1913 ,689
biiauce $3I ,olo,lZ3
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CITY oOmmERCIAL REPORT.

WEDsEsoAv. Feb. 3-6P n.
AsIEs -Rece'pss 43 bb,s Market unchanged, wit b
more dong si1s 90 casks at previous prices-
BxEswAx.-Sales Of 900 HIS Western have boon made
al Sc q Csc. cash.
baEApsruFss Receipts. II ITO bbs Gour. 355 do
meal 33A bags DO. T.Te7 bushels coru 663i do oats.
500 DO malt Tho -four market opened very buoyant 10
0ueaced by tho rise IN gold and exchange and sales
Effected early 10 the day at advance of &C. l0c. To
wards the Close however, purchasers Stacked or aod enc
market closed at about Yesterdays prices except for a.
vorite shipping grades. which tr,ao higher and
sought after than other kinds for export 10 Great
Britain. Trade brands irregular. The days sales
foot up 1000 bbs Canadian -four opened higher, but
closed at about Yesterdays quotations. with saes OF 500
bbs Southern dour ruled In favor Of the seller through
OUT though prices without material variation. sass
500 bbis Rye -four land meal moderately
dealt at our quotations sale Of 800 bbs. Bra andy
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SHIPPING NEWS.
.o.oooo~>~>>~e>->>~~~>,~~-~
ALnAuAc Sos saw roaz-rsis DAT
suwRrsxs NOON RISES. morn 81
suEsrrs.............s...6 H1a wArkR...,eve 80
--.~o-o~.11~~~~~.~o>.~->>~~~->
Fort OF New York. February 3. Hsea.

CLEARED
Steamship city Of Limerick (Brl. Joue1 Queenstown and
steamship Kedar (Br). Muir Queenstown aud Liverpool
Steamship Champion, Jones. AspinwaIl-D q Allen.
Steamship lltnos Babocck. Aspinwsli-M . Roberta
stesmshSp Resnoss. Drew, Havaus-Lu<,Am. Hs,asksn
steamship Esrtessosre Whitehead. Portand-n crsm-
ship Tsiisman (Fr,, Relmer. Hsvre-Boyd a Hincken.
Ship Good Return. Bronbeck Baihurst-9 Croker.
Bark Theresa tBrem), Christopher Londoa-H koop
BARK Andrea. .tsor), FrubuchOu. ouecns,Own-Tunch
BARK 0uIa iaD. Graf Palermo via Marseliles-Moors
Bes Nautilus (Labl. s,eaca Bio Janeiro-w schmid,s
Son. - -. -, ,,s- u.,, /. ~.
Brig Karnak, Kissam, Hilton Head-F " Phillips.
Schr Commerce, Daniels. York River-F y Campbeu
Schr Belle. Cubberly. York River-FJ Campbell
Schr Wide World. Adams. Washington Van bruot
seSr Ocean Wave Foster. wsshing,ou-vsu Bruns
sehr r Hatch whiteman. Batmsre-J W Mckee.
scbr Marian. Pryor Chester .-gsnLey sm' M NJ
Schr Lucy Anes Pickering Duck Creek-W bro"n'
schr Nelson. Weed stamford.
ARRIVED
Steamship America (Brcml Vessels, Bremen Jan ~ VIA
South 2si with mdse and Is ~ @
4 Co Had heavy gales during tue most part o' 'nc
ssssmship Hberulan tBr moresnd Galway. 10Th ult
via IIasx Isl ns Pm. with mdse aud $40 passengers
70 sssmsSe Sss Metropolis 90 uspspor Hilton
Ssr s,,,s,ns Jan M Kry 2gh, 10 Quartermas,er
is, inst pm spoke brig MILO Of HALIFAX from o'enfuesos
s,ssm.hp Atlantic ~ TRANSPORT Eidridsc. Hilton Head.
Ian al o IN, 10 QuArtermsser.
sieamshp Montauk Gus ransport) Grecuman, Fortress
and one company 50 New York regiments 70 Quarter
master - -, :. .------.. -. -. -.
roe 80 Win Nv Of tho sth New Jersey rcg,meol 70
n OuArternastee
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Just Published,
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DAvls-Peoz Al Portchester, on wednesday, Feb.
ruary s. by the Rev. Henry Benedict D. A. B. Davis, OF
New York, 70 JEANETTE E.. daughter OF James II. Peck,
Esq OF the former place
RoH-CLufoRD.-On Monday, February I, by the
Rev. Or. Dickson, JOIN W. RoFs TO MARGARET A. CLlF
FORD, all OF this city. No cards.
ScHsSoK-vAs BEuREN.-On Wednesday, February 81
by the Rev. Dr. Crosby, DAVID d. SCEScK TO ASzoSEIrA
D VAN RHuRes, daughter OF the late Michael B. Van
Beuren of this city. No cards.
WcgBSBsRG-CREAS.-OnT Tuesday, February 2, by the
Rev. A. verren D. d., at the French Episcopal church
Du ST. Esprit, West Twenty second street, Captain
WcKKSaKR0 10 Miss GEoa0iSA G. CREAM, both OF
this city.
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white Virgin Wax OF sAntfiies-A New
french cosmetic for beaufyins Whitening and preserving
me compleon making u soft fair, delicate, smooth AUD
TRANSPARENT. curing chapped hands lips pimplss &C ;
10 and The most besn,,f p1v,pss IL Pure
virgin and csnno. injure the skin price ~ and 90
cents Manufactured only BY Hunt Co. t33 South seventh
street rhiavdslphia Sold By Coddiustsa. 7ls Broad
more W. u. Enwis'e, Twefthastreet aud Peunsy
venia avenue Washington D. O. and druggists aeucr9lly
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The Topic OF the Town d ehe New For
fume the Extract OF the Night Blooming Cereus Us ceseo
ry siresdy national The most fIagrsn do"efo c aIs
scarcely be too much say. at for DAY. but for al
time II imparts permanent fragrance. but no stain
PHAL0N SON. 5E Broadway. Sold bg all druggsS
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Prizes Cashed ana Information Fur
nished In above Lottery.
ALEcK CO., Brokers
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Omcial Drawings or the Library Assoc
citation companys Lottery Of Ren.9cky -
81, G3, %, CO, Al, SO, IS, 20. 10. 20, Z. T6. 90
CLASS bS4-Feb. 8, 1854
IA. H. 81, 50. IS, 50, 49, Ga, sc. 40, g. 63. l6. II.
FRANCE ELLIS q Co, Managers. coviugtoa. Ks.
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Omciai Drawings OF Murray. Eddy q
REsrucRr. EXTRA Class l5s-Feb. s. 1864
20, 6s, 6s. sc. 20. Z, 10, g.: I. u: rs. Isl.
&C. "a 49, as 81, "a, "a 28, 81. so. So, 20, 8, 63.
Circulars sent free Of charge, By addressing
Coytnetou, Ky
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Prof. Alex. ID. Barvy's Tricoph erous or
Medeaed Compound for preserving restoring and be
fypa the hair Graduating and dandruH preyentna
badness and gray hairs curing diseases Of the skin glands
surh salt rheum, pnples. chiibiAns D.
chaps rheumatism, swengs sore throat &C., giving In
stant relief OF cuts bruises sprans burns sads
IA Price IS Sold by ell druggists throughout The
world. Principal ofnce 37l Pearl strseL N. Y.
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Messrs. Simmons, Rogers & Co. are
authorized to receive deposits and make collections on
account r.. Il. SIMMONS 4 %.
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Lottery Tickets Cashed In All Legal
lied Lotteres Information given
JOSEPH BATES. II Wall street, room No. I, N. z.
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Military Affairs.

sfxry-THrRD NEW YORK STATE VOLUNTEERS.
The 70 enlisted men OF tho Sixty third New York VOL
uneers, with her officers, will report at the Park Bar
racks this morning. at nine O'clock ready to embark by
Beach strcat. by order OF
n. O. BENTLEY, Colonel Comm and,po.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legal Lotteries.-
Prompt and reliable information given sent
j. X. CLAYTON Co.. 10 Wall street. N. z.
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Address 10 Sm0kers.-POllack q Son,
Meerschaum manufacturers 357 Broome street Bow
cry sell goods wholesale and retail Pipes cut to order
paired, boiled and mounted.
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patentsi Patentsi Patents :

Messrs MUM q Co, publishers OF the BCIkNfTFTO
AMERICAN continue TO act As Attorneys for securing Pc
tents for Inventions In this and all foreign eountrisa
Messrs Mum Co. have had seventeen years experience
in soliciting Patents and have acted % Attorneys Tor more
PsmpSIe,s containing the Patent Laws and other impor
apt Information sinventors furnshed free appca
ton Consultation and advice Free. Address
MUM CO.. 81 Park row, New York, or
CornerF and Seventh s,reets. Washington, b. q.
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HoyCs Hfawatha Hair Restorative
warranted faded and gray hair and whskers
and effects of
of preparations containing sqlphur sugar Of lead &C.
oils and the hair at the time changes light and
red hair 10 q beautiful brown or black
JOSEPH H0YT h CO 10 University place, n Y.
n B.-See business notice Evening Post
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Hotel Arrivals.-The List or Arrivals
at the hotels up O'Clock A may be found In the
columns Of the New York Daily News
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legalized Lotto
ries and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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wigs, Toupe Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Modavia Cream for identifying tho Hair, M W. A
BACHkL0R'S. l6 Bond street.
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v0ienefues, Valentine sif-D0 Not Fail
see specis Valentines with other splcn lid novelties
fashions, BY ANNB DBMoREsT. IN DEx0RRSTS L.
LUSTRATED NEWS Of this week
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Grover & Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines for sale 935 Broadway
near Twenty second Also Machine Sewing of
description done in the best manner.
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GOIdthwnit mt the stone Billiard Hall.
Mr. STONE has The pleasure of announcing that he has Of
celebrated player Mr.. WILL
LIAM GOLDTHwAIT. who will greet his patrons at the
Stone Billiard Hai 1876 Broadway, At all hours of the day
md
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wheeler s. Wilson's Highest Premium
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. once sos Broadway
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PINE TREE TAR DROPS.

The most popular remedy ertant,
For Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colde
Tickling or Soreness Of the Throat.
Are very pleasant and e6ectua.
Neatly put up In sliding cAses
Convenient for the pocket.
Sold at 10 and IS cents per boz
BY dealers in medicines generally,
Prepared only BY Thoe. r. Marshall Trenton, NJ
New York Agency AZ Hemb0d's,
Drug and Chemical Warehouse 5N Broadway
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Mauger's Direction Labels and Ta0s,
Den Merchandise Tags Patent Direction LAbeIs
Fayis Patent Hook Tags. Gum Tcke.s &C. al VICTOR e.
MAU0ER's. ll5 Chambers street
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Omcial Drawings or the Shelby College
-'''''' - EXTRA CLASS 67-Feb. s. 1854
34 63, &c, 10, 81. 60, Is. So. IT, So. Is, 81, IS.
CLASS 68-Feb. 5. 1854
60. "a. &c, g. &c. AZ 49, 70. so, Al, 20, 60. %, So
O"S1'-' ' - '11"s z. e. SIMMONS 90.
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The Canada Outward Bound.
BosroS, Feb. 8, 1854.
Tho steamship Canada sailed at two O'Clock this AFTER
noon. with twcntysIx passengers for Liverpool and
Cwenty .nve for Halifax. She takes out no specie
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sSsm Of has sysS nd 5 h
Archbishop Hug hes, Lord EIgin .Thack-
cray General Thomas Nsna sahb the King Of DUDE Tom
n ss Ss
At cost.-winter Clothing Selling or.
@ bargains Must be %Si
Brownies Metallic Weather Strips and
Window Bands totally exclude wind rain and dust from
good fSr P.Spa and 9n dspG for New ySt
Local agents wanted everywhere.
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In tho
feet dye Sold By ali druggists Factory 81 Barclay
Browns Bronchial Troches Clear and
and give strength to the voice Singers aud are indspen
sable to Public Speakers.
recommend their use to Public Speakers
Rev. z. H. CHAPLIN
They have suited my exactly relieving my throat
aud clearing the voice that could sing with ease.
T DUcHARME,
Chorister French Parish church, Montreal.
Sold by all dealers in medicines at cents per boz.
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot Wholesale and RETAIL No Astor House.
The dye applied by skful artists
Chaps, Chnfes, PlmpIes, Erupti0ns,
s s ne@ s. italian
GOuraud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots Hair
from low oreheads any part OF the body Warranted at
453 Broadway.
Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHR
THROAT
CHRONIC CATARRh.
cATARRH OF THE TYMPAEIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF The
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
CURED.
CROSS EYE sTRAIGRTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
And disease OF the Eye and Ear requiring either
medical surgical aid attended to by DR.. Won EISEN
BERG at his consulting 86 Broadway Twelfth
street.
Fine OIL Paintings In Brooklyn.-Over
now exhibition a Fulton Will be sold
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Fine OIL Paintings In Brooklyn.-Over
200 now exhibition at 6 Fulton street Will be sold al
auction this evening at O'clock by COLE MURPHY.
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Lssiis's Ginger Wine.
Delightful soothing. refreshing.
For sale VI all the leading grocers in the city.
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The money market fs working with more ease
than it has for some months past but the ruling
rate of interest remains at seven per cent. The
same may be said of other sections of the country,
where but few days ago the cry of stringency
was almost universal. The introduction of the in-
terest-bearing Treasury notes, having relieved
large volume of legal tenders, and the appearance
Of the new national bank currency, have caused
capitalists to loosen their grip upon the market
and to accept more easy terms from borrowers.
The intelligence that the Bank Of England had
again advanced the rate of interest had the effect
OF raising the premium on gold to-day one per
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Bloom of Youth has achieved celebrity Of having
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