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The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03
PLACERVILLE AND SACRAMEN.
TO VALLEY RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 1st,
~ TRAINS, in connection with the Sacramento
Valley and Freeport Railroads, will run as follows:
LEAVE LATROBE at 6H nd II A. n. and Pm
LEAVE SACRAMENTO at 61G A. NJ and am
LEAVE FREEP0RT at GX A. NJ, P. N. and at
Midnight.
ON SUNDAYS. Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE LATROBE, for Sacramento only, at II
A.. NJ, and LEAVE SACRAMENTO, for Latrobe at
61EA.N
All Trains stop at Folsom.
There will be no train up on Sunday nights from
Freeport.
Tie II 4. N. Train, in from Latrobe, and the Mid
night Train, from Freeport, run in connection with
the Steamboats, on the river and the Pioneer Stages
across the mountains.
The 6H A. N. Train, from Sacramento, will also
connect at Larobe with the Pioneer Line Of Stages,
rs well as with Stages to all the mountain towns
throughout FL Dorado, Amador and Oalavefas coun-
ties.
The 81 and II 4. NJ Trains, from Latrobe also
connect with the Pioneer and other Stage Lines, at
LatrObe.
All the Trains from Latrobe run into Sacramento
as well as FreePort
FREIGHT will be taken on all Trains, except
the IL A. NJ. Train, from Larohe, and the Midnight
Express Train, from ErCeport
oct1l +. A. BISHOP, supt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03
CosUMNEs GROVE COPPER MI
MING COMPANY,
Andrews Valley District, Ell Dorado County Cal

N0TICE.--There is delinquent upon the following
IN described stock, on account Of Assessment No.
A. levied the Sth day Of August 1864, the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03

Or oil the medical discoveries yet made for
'he cure Of diseases Of the nerves, Wa:;'s
"e!y-Ls k-..a-.s < .tt=-s.tE.::,e
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03

Also, the following stock not issued:
John Berry IA shares; James Rey, 80 shares
John Burgoon, IS shares Jacob Burgoon, is shares
A. 81. G. BuzaD, 2 1-2 shares.
B. A. MOsELY, secretary.
Duncans Store, Nov. 18th, 1884.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03
NEW GOODS!
For the Fan Trade I


TNHE undersigned l. now receiving large arrivals
l. Of FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS
OF the latest styles and most beautiful patterns,
comprising
Rich Plain and Fancy Silks.
Splendid Aoire Antique Patterns,
Plain, Plaid and Striped Alpacas.
American, French and English Prints.
English and French Merinos,
Foulard Delaines,
Scotch Plaidss
French Poplins.
Empress and Ottoman Cloths.
Plaid, Check and Striped Rep Goods.
Pacific and Manchester Delaines,
French Stripe and Check Mohairs,
Travelling Goods, in great variety
AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF ALL THE
FANCY GOODSl
NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES
OF THE SEASON ..,.-
The Ladies are respectfully ipvited 70 can anl sxA
anime the stOck, which they WI hpd u VARSITY
beauty and quality far excels any ever herosolsrO
brought 70 this city.
Prices always the LOWEST IN THE STATE.
~ Terms, for the future, strictly ~" Cash.
ouAS. b. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03
Railroads anS Stage atuts.
GREAT SAVING In TIME AND
EXPENSE.

B4EENBG.
ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 1Oth, 1854, ordI.
nary Freight will be received at FREEP0RT and
forwarded to LATR0BE without charge for tran
shipping, drayags or forwarding.
Goods shipped by steamers Of the California steam
Navigation 0o@PaBy, leaving Sea Francisco a. 4, p.
~, daily, can be delivered In Latrobe at o'clock
next morning. Freight shipped BY sailing vessels
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on
transhipping. drayage or forwarding.
All Heavy Freghts, such as Boilers, Heavy Cast
iugs, Steam Engines, etc., will be transhpped at
Freeport by powerful dercks directly to the cars,
and at LatTobe will also be tTanshiDped BY dericks
directly to teams. For this class Of freight, charge
will be made Of cost Of labor engaged on dericks
only.
be advanced at Freeport and collected at Latrobe
without charge.
Mark ali Freight CARE p. R. r., FREEPoRT," !"
a I'D send receipts with freight
PRICES OF FREIGHTING:
FREIGHT, from FreepOrt to Latrobe, 81 per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS from Latrobe to Freeport or
Sacramento, will be forwarded at the following
rates:
Ordinary Freghts, per ton. on..,...............@ 90
Ores, (shppers to load and unload) per ton. 90
Marble, :. 80
Lumber, M. 90
Wood, ". car OF
CH cords ................ .......... IL 90
hldes.... .......' ........'...'..''.''''. 70
hips.....,-. ..................'..'.' 10
Peits. ............ ....,..... ............... 70
Mark Freight" Care p. as v. R. .R.p
+. A. BISHOP,
sep;24l superintendents.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

N0FIcE.-Ail persons are hereby cautioned not
IN to purchase the following certificates Of stock
In the above Company, as the same have been sold
for assessments and costs Of advertising and sale:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03

FRAUD. The history of the present
Administration is one long story of fraud.
There was never so much plunder in any
other nation in hundred years, as has
been carried on by Abolition politicians
for the past forty months. The record is
fearful. Every species Of plunder has
gone on--every member Of the Cabinet
has coined money out Of the necessities
of the country. Corruption runs riot at
Washington; Shoddy organs admit it, the
people know it, and yet who has ever
heard political parson Of the Abolition
persuasion condemn it? Why are they
silent on subject which ought to claim
their attention (which demands their
sevcrest censurc? Who can tell?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03

DE>ERTioNS.-I the Southern papers
are to be believed, descrtions are not all
one way. Many Of the Federal prisoners,
it is SAID, have taken the oath Of allegiance
and enlisted in the Confederate army; and
the Petersburg Express says that desert
erS still continue to come into their lines
in considerable numbers. 1t says: "Not
long since, the desertionS from a New
Hampshire regiment were so frequent and
alarming that it had to be removed and
another from the same State moved to
the front in its stead. Ere the lapse OF
many days the same condition of things
was observable in the new regiment. -
The soldiers were exasperated against
Grant for repeatedly hurting them against
Notifications which they found it impossi-
BILE to capture.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03

LINcoLN's CoSsIsTENCY.-Mr Lincoln in
his letter of acceptance Of the Republican
nomination, dated at Springfield, lAinois,
May o3d, 1860, said:
" The declaration of principles and sentiment
which accompanies your letter meets my ap-
proval; and it shall be my care not to violate
or disregard it, in any part. Implorng the
assistance ofDivine Providence aud with due
regard to the views and feelings ofau who were
represented in the Convention; to the rights of
all the States and Territories, and the people of
the Nation to the inviolability of the Constitu.
ton, and the perpetual Union, harmony, and
prosperity of all, am" &c.
Let the people consider for a moment
the acts Of this unscrupulous politician,
and his letter "To whom it may concern" "
and believe, if they can. that Lincoln is
an honest man. lie soemnly pledged
himself mot to violate or disregard" the
rights Of the States or Territories" and
in the face Of his pledge has repeatedly
violated both! A model man for Chief
Magistrate Of an honorable and high spir-
tied people!
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-03

ANUsNG.-It is amusing to hear Lin
coins followers blow about the wicked
ness and corruption Of the Democratic
party. Discretion ought to keep them si-
lent The Abolition party surpasses in
wickedness any party mentioned in histo-
ry, and il is the very incarnation Of cor
ruption. Its leaders, Butler, Cameron,
Opdyke, Payne, and a host of others, are
fostering in corruption. Nearly every
Abolition of1ce.bolder, from the highest
tQ the lowest, has tried his hand at swind-
n"g tGo Government. What prominent
ono has EssI fsssSb&eG7IOr his villainyf-
1t was stated on the floor Of Congress, by
Republican Congressman, that in the
first year Of LincOln's reign, Ofice-holders
and contractors had plundered the Gov
ernment out Of one hundred millions Of
dollars! Hundreds Of millions have been
added to that since then, and the stealings
alone, since his Inauguration, amounto to
more than the entire expenses Of the Ad-
ministrations Of Washington, Adams, JEFF
fersOn, Madison and Monroe 1t is sub
lime audacity for members Of party
stepped in villainy to talk about the wick
edness Of the Democratic party.
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The Memphis r;iecsion-ArLansas u. n
keuntOr Election.
ST. LOUIS, Wednesday, March

ST LOUIS, wednesday, March 2, ltT.
The Memphis Argus claims "a triumph in the
recent election Of what ii calls tie National Union
Conservative ticket being in opposition to that sup.
ported by The Bulletin, known the Unconditional
Union TICKET The Argus claims the election Of Sheriff
Clerk OF the Criminal Court, County Court County
Register, and Trustees two out OF four Magistrates
one out of two COnstables.
Judge Triggs Of Knoxville arrived at Memphis 20
open the District Court II the Western District Of Ten
nessee 1t ia said that q. X Underwood of Helena de-
signs becoming candidate for &. 5. Senator from Ar
kansas.
Lcayenworth dispatch says an unsuccessful attempt
was made by the Union League last night 10 Iesciud
the resolution donouncing the Senatorial elections.
The members Of the Legislature who were expelled
will De allowed trial.
Recruiting progresses rapidly and Kansas win soon
gil her quota.
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DIED.

EYACU-In Brooklyr on Wednesday March ., Caroline A.
bc,ch eldes, daughter Of the late Ann Beach Of Newark
The relative. and friends Of the family Invited to tsnd
No. u second PlsSe south grooiyn saturday tho i2'l
Inst. at u O'Clock, p m. without further Invitation
cAMrBEps q Ss si; S s o. VI"
Funeral ryee. at her iae residence No. % h0nrOe street.
tals tIhlrsdayl afternoon, a. ; oc!ock.
Petersburg, Va, papers please copy
CtrTIFROn Wednesday March o. At Orange n. j. Lieut..
Geo W. Ca.!sT Of tho is. Missouri Light Artillery ascd
Fnnr - ro. viii be attended at hs re.dence Of brother
inlw, L. =. stone ewehyH psrk, oIsnsc on Friday the
ll,h i., ct ~ o'clock, ?. IN.
GILr-oD "Wednesday morning, 9th inst, James d. Gl'
TIE relative. and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
his late residence, No. ass Dean street, Brooklyn.
GUYAET-In wilatnsbursh, Wednesday March after
fitness, Ags'tgs C. Cu. ant pointer IN TIE Jih year
OF Ma ass.
LAIsG-ln ,h, city on Monday March in the 2eh yesr
Of his $50 s;uar, fr Randolph e!de., son OF william L.
Ispa of Hampstead Long fsl.nd. .
The fieta viii take place u ST. Georges Church Hemp',eed
on Thursday l0th inst ct ~ O'Clock Tho friend. oil the
family arc Invited to attend wLoUt further notice The
tTsu by the Long Island Railroad leaves James shp snd
Thryfourths'reet ferIles a a. M and returning leave
Henpdeadlt q p m
MEsHAW-At bis late residence no us West Twenty hfst
street on Wednesday, tho 9TH iH., Aenzo Me'Aaw ssed
20 years 10 month. snd days. -
The estye, and friends OF the family respectfully Invited
10 attend tie funeral the Church of the Holy Apostles
corner Of Twenty eighth street aad ninth Avsnse On III
dy afternoon O'clock without further invitation HIS
RENAME viii be taken 10 Greenwood Tor intermen
vERM1YA-A. Tarrytown, on Tuesday, March Q, Capt
Peter b. yeruys in tho 10th year o. bis age. H., A.,
The friends and Telayes respectfully invited 70 Nelu te
funeral from the NJ l.. Church, IN IETytown On thursday
Mach 10, a. 10 O'Clock a. II.
wOOD-At her residence J,va street, Oreenpont long
I.ard Oh sundly night March g. 1884, Elizabeth NJ Wood
TIE friends the family and those Of heT bothofina ~
Husband invited attend the funeral from me InuIoh
OF the Ascension Kent street. UgoenpOnl on ThnsdSy'
10Th inst, Of = O'clock.
WATKINs-on Monday, March :, Joseph Watkins IN the
asa yoar OF bi. age. e, 1T,
tn. and friend. Of the deceased snd OF tho fsuy
are invited 20 attend his funeral from his late residence NO
30 West Thirty second street, on THURSDAY afternoon hS'eA
TO- 1t 2 O'Clock.
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RAvELIN0s.-A novel and humorous enter
talnmeni. combining series Of eccentric sketches Of
character. hs at society dasbos at the dele'tant.
smiles on the sentimental aud views Of The vulgar being
On entirely musical and proiean molange." VIII be
given by Mfr. and Mrs Harry Watkins. assisted By
Miss Carlotta Shaw Mt tho Brooklyn Athenoum. this
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Entertainment, This Dny and Evening.

For location Of edlers and nns " oorsneaeessh ss act
tssmenh IN other ooisaa, ~ hh p1psr.
lcApKxY OF Music-Henry Ward Bccches's Lecture.
NIBios GAkpKs-Ls SounaInbula-
WALLIcKs THEArER-fuTo Gold
BAKsus s-Ciauis DwArfs-Aphross tho Split Of Be;ny.
EfBLos SALoos-0ottschsbs Concert
MIsrsR GARDKs-Ticbe,-ofLeayeM Man
OLYMPIC THEATEH-Tsming Butterfly.
Vas AsBuRoHs MgnsokRIn-Colection OF An.iass
HIYPoIBKATEos-EQuestrian Performance
nRoApyAr AHPBiTHEArER-kducs;Ia ftTiormahe's
CE,ros AIR BALLKRr-B ers,Gdts ROCKY Mountains
B.ooEIYN ArHEs8us-Mr. aud Mr.. Harry Watkins
FRrScu THTArKR-Beneht OF Mime. Lesasseur
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DIBD.-At Hebron, Conn.,, after protracted
Illness on the morning Of the 9TH inst, tho Hon. Ralph
Gilbert In the 74h year Of bis age. lie was an earnest
practical Christian sincere patriot kind husband.
an Indugent father good neghbor. wise counsellor,
an upright Judge true In all the relations OF life
His death has LEFT void In the community In which he
lived which cannot DO filed Among his children are
8 p. Gilbert, u. 8. Assessors y. 1. Gilbert mer;
chant of this city and Henry O. Gilbert Of the house oil
Anderson, Heath 4 Co., BostQp.
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Brandrcth,s Pills are vegetable and Of universal
funess oil Of sickness They purify the blood and SO
ep- disease from tho body They have been established on,
hundred sud twelve, and have been used by many per
sons now living for upward Of seventy years Many honeS
physicians them In their practice their sole pufsatv'
aud Alternative They believed to possess vegetable cell
similar to that which constitute. tho vitality Of tho blood DR.
BRANDRETH has concentrated this principle in the LIFE
ADDITION PHI LIS Of which intended to contain 1--we
times many OF this vegetable cell principle the BRAND
RETH PILLS. and equally SAFE and one pill is the usual
dose.
These medicines mildly but surely cleanse the whole eIten!
Of the aentsy canal They give increased power to the cir
cuaon Of the blood by which deposits any impurities
may contain In tho bowels which expes them from the
body.
Ths sctIou may be continued for days, wests or months
sa the dness urgency Of the disease may demand or I'M
Il the body hss been ovaeaated and re.de n0n Ia
food consumed
How Important "a TIA. persons OF feeble frame, impure
constitutions. should without delay with these
pure and wholesome medicines
See tina. b. Brandreth ia the Government stamp in white
letters
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E,eotio. in Des n,oi.e., Iowa.

! DIES MONIES, Iowa, Monday March !. 1864.
The Democrats to-day elected their candidate
for Mayor by from 10 majority and tho Republicans
elect majority OF the Council The other officers are
doubtful The main contest for Mayor. Last year
the Republicans elected everything
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Total, 1853 towns 30 l6i 23,9H 24lG8 23766 1851
Gmores maj thus far, 22O; last year the joint Dem.
ocratic majority with same towns 5.239. Union
gain last years vote. $685. Democratic loss on
vote, 1903.
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1S6i-Gerinar stereotype Plates,
GERMAN STEREOTYPE PLATES,
German Bible Plates
German Bible Plates,
German Bible Plates,
German Bible Plates,
BUCKS THEOLOGICAL DICTIONARY,
BUCKS THEOLOGICAL DICTIONARY.
German Testament.
German Testament,
German Testament,
German Testament,
AND MANY OTHER PLATES,
AND MANY OTHER PLATES,
VIII be sold,
VIII be sold,
WIN be sold
VIII DO sold
Without reserve, TO close en- estate,
withou, reserve, 70 eose on estate,
Without reserve, 10 close IN estate,
Without reserve. 90 close an estate,
AT NJ. THOMAS l. SONS
PHILADELPHIA TRADE SALE,
On the 2oth OF March.
CATALOGUE NOW READY.
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CAUTION.
To TIE DRua TRADE AND FAscY DRALpsa
TuE NIGHT BLOoNyo CERBUs
r.parvR
PROSECUTIONS COMMENCED.


In ,ipdic,l of their rights and for the protection o.
n. prh,, a. signed hsve resolved TO invoke the aid o.
he las, in all cse IN lcl their celebrated Perfume TEE
Seur BLooxrSa CKREu," 'een ecuh.e'ene' or 'n.u
,ed An Injunction has already b.>h '"eo 'on 'Ae gu
premr Corr, against certain obbng houso OF this city proho
ting them from selling preparation purpOn1us TO DC inc
Wight Blooming Cereus made by D. G. a. Virgin ofPh'~
dolphin. prosecution has been commenced IN Fhadephi-
nd others viii be instituted here forthwith The law Of thi
State the subject simple and to the point Ii CONSTITUTES
copying counteren of trademarks criminal oHese ss
lo the sale Of 10 article. which bear the fraudulent symbol
This lsw will be enforced to the utmost by tho Subscribers
against ell who trench upon their rights sole manufacturer
and prop;isos. Of the Nigh. Blooming Cereus for the Hand
terchief
This Perfume, II Is admitted cannot he successfully
Initiated The secret Of its preparation is conncd to the firm
who manufacture and H. Labels, however, more
easily copied than subtle chemical eombinstions and II is
therefore intended tina. the Of the individuals
who hope TO cheat tho public by mock externa' shall b.
promptly .uppisssed by the strong hand OF Justice.
PuALos & SoY No SIT Broadway.
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MARRIED..

BPARD-TRUsIOW-On Wednesday, March Q, by the Rev.
II IS RldseGy, =, the resitence Of tbs brides iahr oy
ya.ier Bead Of Brooklyn, TO Hester E.i daughsr OF
Nuiam IIuslow, esq, OF this city
Wotnesdsy, March .. By Ito Rev
Wm Adam. ID D., Henry v Parsel II this city 10 Mis-.
Hanu.h Peters, daughter VI the late Norris Peters. Of
....a fIaf..H
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Alumni Association, College of Physicians aud sur.
geons-The Annual meeting OF the Assooiaon will take place
a tho house Of JARED LINSLY. NJ d., No. ~ Lafayette
place, FRIDAY EVENING March IL at o'clock. p.
JOHN H. HINTON, NJ d.,
k.fTe
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Grerial Notices.

Seventeenth ward.-A regular meeting Of tho EssGn,
viii be held No. l69 East Hou.tons. on tuVhsDAi'
'''-'" ~ - J WV HENRY S. WALLACE, chSirEasn
E !! : S, wTrsE1 Secretaries.
Charnbcr of Co,n,nerce-A spees Meeting Of the
Chamber Of Commerce viii 30 held on FRIDAY NEXT,
March H. At o'clock to take action In r.spset to the death Of
M p PERT, lste Pre-deut Of the Chamber
fgee T;clare, for the PsGp,s is s, w'I a g1
March TO- Seat. 2T h2dS f f,s
II. c. FiHkg Chairman Lecture Committee
American Insii,u,e.-A Meeting OF Toe american IN:
stiuts will be held THIS 1hursdeyl EIENlSG 81 q
O'Clock It's rooms In the Cooper Union Building Members
sss requested to attend JIREH BULL. Rec soc.
American Institute Polytechnic Asscciation;-
The regular weekly meeting OF this Association "hI De n.u ~
T ri sGS Tnm ~ EVENING ., ocoef sgbes Sur
face Condon.er;S Admission free. Sd TL I1a,,,
b. Uanysr, Secretary. eu.nmaH-
At a Meeting Of the Trustees Of the sEAaEHs
BANK FOR SAVINGS, held yesterday, the following p'S
az ole and resolutions, were unanimously adopted
Hd,,d hath psssed an Alwi.e Providence 20 truo,e
from the sphere Of his earthly usefanes our h'9sd
TiAH PERiTior many years. and until lately FIe'eh' Oh
cbr@a, In tho death Of hi, gentleman this Board has lost
mos, active and efficient member, and our community
former citizen who In lhs progress o. long anu .n
phan,lTop!st with ssIal ability fidelity, and inpafnayi
This, h. Board has learned with profound ee!
R,aYsd Thai the members Of this Board win attend the
Of The s"1 ,.s %'r p.d.s over With Uniform
urtsny n,sssnss and gancsssy ,.,,, with Nh. fam
Tina. n. .n sS' q pT. In d:cs.e md
), The Secretary M II; iai Il me- CAP President
S.v.Toif, Mach . lssi.
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tonege OF Physicians md surgeOns.-Qhe 57th
Aa commencement OF tLis Institution viii be held IL the
Rev M Crosbys Church, Of 2!dst and Ithsg on
THURSDAY; March 10 at u O'Clock. p m. Confenins Of
Degrees ,nd charge TO Graduates by EDWARD DELAFIELD
VI d, President Of the College. Vaedcory Address by
JAMES W. McLANE, A. b., ~ D., member Of the (irsd.
ating class Address TO the Alumni BY JOSEPH MARIAN
N. d., Aiumnus Of 1919.
TIE PrOiession and the public arc respectfully invited TO
attend. j. c. DALtON NJ D.,
Secretary of the feculty.
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MoRr0S's GOLD PENS are now sold at the
prices before the Of the this ia
entirely owing to the Manufacturers Improvements in ma
chnery Lis presenar,e Retail Business and
System for until he commenced advertising hii business wa
done Credi; and strietly Nth the Trade.
Tie Morton Gold Pens the only sod at old prices,
ss,he makers OF all other gold pens charge tho Premium the
Gold Government Tar &C.. but Moronha. changed
his prices, Wholesale or Retail.
Ofthe great numbers sen. by m' 10 al parts Of tho world
during tie pa years. no, one in athousand has failed TO
reach H. destination in efetyi showing that tho Morton Gold
Pen be obtained by ony in pat OF the world
II he price, post &c ony eKcefteI
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Coli Pen. exactly adapted youE hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pen and
the present almost universal HghPcure Price Of every
ny you have rton Gold Pen cheaper IN proportion
the labor spent upon and material used han any other
Gold Pen In the World II you want one seo tie Pen Is
Mishiier then The Sword in another column.
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DETAILS OF THE GREAT VICTORY,
Returns from Three-POurths Of the State.
Union Majority, so far, Over $500
Union Gain in Popular Vote, co.
DEMOCRATIC LOSS. 6,4Oa.

From The Boston journal
Governor Vote for 1868 and 1864.
BELKNAP COUNTY.
MARCH 1864. MARCH, 1863.
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CojIcge of Phvsicj.ns a.,

Seorse Thompson Of England will speak in Plyn.
Animation Is cents - - ~ -
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Dusineso Notice.

For COUGHS, CoLDs, and TnRoAT DISORDERS,
use "Baowss BRoseaiAL TEoonEs" having proved tAsif
efficacy by test Of many years.
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Welcome 70 George Thompson
IN PLYMn1rrH rm SHEp, nnnnn.

gFORGP TumUUuprInn CHURCu. BROOKLYN.
rpNTp rnOmPSON viii deliver Address before che
"S"A"Ah oNiON CLUB 2iBrooklyn, in plymouth Church
IT,. gu FRIDAY EVENING, Marchll,
IN Popular Syapahyin England with the Effort.
~ hs nted Ssss Tor tho suppress Of the Rebellion
ne ga, Ldneity Of the Slave" The Rev. HENRY WARD
~ 20 Eh VIII welcome the speaker. Mr. JOHN ZuNDEL
1 perform voluntary on the organ at oclock. Admission
cents Doors open at Il lecture at g. Tickets for sale a.
STayues baococks and Roses bookstores brooklyn; at
The Independent Office, n. Y. AID At the door
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, for Indigestion, Heart
a. and ,od by druggists generally. frce " cents boz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

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