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= V III p L . IN y.
The syropsons Of ostarrh thsy generally sp-
pear are a, first very slight. Persons nnd thoy
have ffeqnsnt attacks, and are more ssnsldve 20
thechAng~ ot temperature IN this condition the
nose nay he dry. q slight dischares. thin and
.crid, atsrwHd becoming tbick and adhesive
hs Inc disease Dscsmss chronic. the discharges are
Increased IA quantity and changed IN Quality thsy
are nov thick spd heavy, snd srs hs~ked or
cough~d oG The secFetioua arc ofTenxve, causing
DsG breath. me voics isihick and nasAl toe eyes
are weak. the senes Of the smsii IL ssene1 81 dee
troyed: d>efnsss frequently tAkcs p,srr 4nothsr
common and important symtem ~ cagafFh "a. that
TIE pefsna is obliged % css~ has throat Ia the
msrniDs 81 . thiol slipy mncoas, wAlah he's f.l-
len sown from the head during ths uleht. when
this lake place the person NAY he enfe thar his
disease is "a 10 Icy a. the lsnea and should Ice.
10 lime In arrsstinE "a
The above ara bHi fsU IT ia. nanx Ost.rrh
symptom.
A single Bottie viii last n moath--to
be used thee times Day
TRsrsuoNIAss.
Prom Hon. rhos. J. Turner, Kx-Membss a ON
ofhspr.ssrtanves. and Grand Mastsr n AFA
A. NJ 81 TIE sisis Of Illinois
pss.rO.r. oes Al. Isss.
Dsas sra In reply 10 youF nstios oftls Isth maj
sonlc SAP that ! ~As s~veTey srletst ~ifh c.
t~rrh fcr yss~s, ~hen bs-snss sognsinted With
yoa snd oousei too bottl . cf youf l1qnid Cstsrrh
hsmsdy. e~fnre I'D deed ons bottle xss saa-
sbly imDsoved. soi before the sesspd bottle ~as
snished. sss completely cured. caaFecommsn4
he msdicius % All sfhcisd sith rataFrb
Respectfully Yours.
flOa rUbHER
fsi- 10 .oosrsisy tbst IN tee ess q Dr. sssiyss
CstAffh Remedy. 1 sapertsnosd mach r.lisf ana
nsss heard many speak q Il - being fnvaiasbls
Tor The cure Of Cstsrrh
reurs. Ao
Chicago Nag II. issz kDwAED Ef.T.
SOLD IN TEhT uAUTE ~
7. n Barr q Co; Eesrls kkrindisy s1d @. v.
Pxtrick 4 Co.
sepfit~fs 40
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~ The Cherokee pills and HeJu-
ycnattng Elixir. are sold by all snterprisins
pfigs'sts IN The civilized world Some nnprincpied
dealers, hosever Try 20 sell worthless cofnpouu a.
10 place q these those wsIch they can purchase
9 cheap price, and make more money bv ell.
lnf. than they can on these medcipes As you vale
spring, 10 not be deceived by such unprincirse
Druggists aet for fless nsoascinss and taxi go "a
rrs II The Druggist will not buy them for you en-
si'se il.s money 10 letter, and viii send uleH
- goa ~ Express, securely sealed and packed, frr
from observation
Ladies' Gentlemen can address us In pers-et Q
eoohdence, stating fully and plainiy their diseases
and symptoms, as We treat al diseases of a cronic
nature in male female Patients need uos b.
tate hecsusr ~ their inability q visit us ~ wr have
treated patients successfully in all PORTIONS - ~.
civilized fiohe. ~ correspondence
Patients addressing us viii please state piainiy All
- synptonit of their complaints and write Poo
ehcs County. state and name n writer, psin. and
inel9ec postage aanp fof reply.
" isad oifr 81 nag, P1Fnphfef free to any ad-
efesf Adtrcss All letters fof Pamphlets or advice
ths proprletors.
Or. W. Y. MERwtN e. CO.,
No. 63 Liberty street, New York.
a. \. COOK. CHicAao No. 70 Market stree,
se''era Aren't ior the States Of Illinois Iowa WI,
tnsp, d1hixan aud Indians. wl1o viii supf,ly
f'rrisis ~ Cur regular card prices
I'D al retail by THOs. Il. BARR. BBERL 2
niHDL = aud ALLkN PENCE, Terre Haufe
wholesale BY BROWNING a SLOAN and Dali
~. SkifKR a RUSH, Indianapolis.
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-11-08

bear testimony g. the s0cvs. HAVING used the
same Furnace al last winter. and tally satisfied
with all its al sBgements. NJ 4. LkOpOLp. &.
lsl Kishib street. q Leopold 0ooal cart. no st
West Pearl street.
Cincinnati, Jane 2s, ls62.
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Tho FIr.t rrssl,y.eri.s ohareh have two II us

have of Peter Martins Hot Az FurnAces
II gives entire satisfaction.
GRiFFfN TAYLOR.
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NJ. yosTk DAMS. Rsssise. u. Eov. ~. Issl.
hf. Martin Ibis Is 20 certify that We tried The
EurnsDce Yea built Tor us, aud are satisfied With A.
Car rooms are amply hsaiei. Yours, respectfully. y.
SYSTEMS NOfRE OkMR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
ccivc. rs win be seen by comparison with &c real
language which il IA follows:


Tgr R1ors On the morning q the 18Th Of Iuly Last the
rere and osie o! the City OF Newly orb were broken y,
ofallbr mob which entered upon career ofropbsy.
and arjr that completely ecSed unti The
M. i7th violent rOcHcdings had poiii:ei ru, mol
live and direction and received sympathy and cement,
from nrwsuap.rs aud aus Of Dfue c. ana nie i,pCe.
The military sbsrnt fighting the battles oil the Union in
Peunyiyaia aud Mary and The Board OF rolioe ad long
been .nr-0rn.d with summary fenovol whic was tH9ctcd
edaey Members Of the force desired the
rova aud There king Of instances o. nsubordns
ton the fruit pected change large portion o! THE force
the nationality political and iots iah Of tho
riJ,ous mob Under these and extraordinary crcumr
there apprehension that the force might m In
united action b. olnbarred By sympathy with the rioers
and be oyeipoweied and bea'en
1ho Board mort happy to report TINT the apprehension
proved BE- .rOundsss. The force acted unit. and
with energy and devotion rarely exhibited.
Ire keeaet osrrafion acd 10 disc0rer udt s5,r hcg
yyiovs nat0nol feRg had Gny iueace adee'se 10 ne
coien action Of ne Tce The eonrdge Nt arises from The
aggreg1ioa Of numbs he sfediaess and ceffry 81 more
neat uhci rant from yaAisoiil and dy d1G de dhy
and prffc Of o3yp5 tict reylt dne ertitfte6
IL dcgyee mott gratifying 70 the B'ard and honorable 10 me
force"
As Gov Seymour has custody Of the manuscript re.
port in Albany it is presumed that he caused to he pub
shed the garbled extract which was sent throughout
the country by the ta!egraphs.
II would SEEM however, that the Governor does not
wish 10 be held aDswerlble for the misrepresentation
prao'ccd In forwarding garbed extract OF the report
for on Saturday we have the following telegram:
ALBASy Jan. 9, 1861.
II in understood that Governor Seymour has made no
written statement in connection with the removal OF
the Police Commissioners OF Sew-York
The appointments made follows: Judge Bos-
worth in place Of Mr. Bowen Mr.. McMurray In place
Of Mr.. Acton; AR. Lewis in place of Mr.. Bergen.
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HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH,

an eSoaent lotion for disease %, >yphi'ic nAtnfs ma
injection In diseases Of Urinary organs Srihs rom
habits of d..ips,ion. used IL connection with the tAas
buchu ani Sr.paEs IN snen di'r ~ III
accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FROM & 40 20 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWS 10 SCIENCE ANDFAAE.
Fer Medical Prop r'iss OF RGchu,
SEE DlsPENS hrORY OF IiE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEVICES valuable works on the fseilee d
Phy.ic. .. nj,
see remarks made by tie late celebrated Dr. PHiSC Phil
abe phir. - =. ,.-,.,, -,
see remarks made By Dr. EPERAlM McpoWELI, a cell
sbrate ana Member 60. the Royal Cole OF eur.
zcoa lrcni. and published m lie transaction" ne mug
and Q1eeu's Journal u..-,,,r~
see h-dico ghirnrgical Revrv published by BE- MIN
TRAvEK> elbow ot the Eoyt lole.. OF surfecn'.
see most ~ the la S'andaIr 81 rs en- Medicine
EXTRACT DtCHu, r per .iis OF >ix for 80.
EXTRACT sAksAPARiLLs, 81 pr oStt'e, 81 Hn ''s
IMPROVED ROSE VASE &c. per bottle, or Six far
81 81. .,,,p.,.... a.
ar H,f Dorm Of each for 70. which will be,suhc'nt
,e nm. most obsnate d.re,ii.s StE.d 20.
Delivered any address, sc.rry pocsed ison oos-saon
Describe symptom. Ia al icstioas. Cure ianT.n-
tecd Aas.e- slas,
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Death Of Archbishop v1ughcs.

John Hughes, Archbishop Of New-York, died
On Sunday evening about o'clock. ut his resi-
druce. in Madison nvenue. lie was born In ID"
North OK Irclnd. IA l7s, and was consequently
G5 years Of Ego He wGs the son OF respect
abe farmer Of small means, and cmisra,ed to
tbs country in lsi7 His father, who had preceded
Lin placed him with florist 20 learn the Grt OF garden
ing brit having n ins'c for study he fitted himself and
entered the theological seminary Of Mount ST. Mary's,
Eurnitsburg where be remained for several years,
being em;.oy cd almost from the first teacher He
was ordained FIRST in Philadephia in 1925 and was set
tied IN parish in that city. In le3O he discussed in
the newspaper, with the Rev. John BrcckiDridgc the
oue,ton els the Protestant religion the religion II
Christi The articles attracted much attention that
they were collected in q volume. which had vide cir
cuation. In 1894 he rad another discussion
with Mr.. Breckenridge ns the champion Of his creed.
In 1892 BIO founded 81. Johns Church in Philadelphia
In 1896 hc appointed coadutor to Bishop Dubois Of
New.York. In 1893 he was appointed Administrator 30
the diocese and in 1853 no succeeded to the dignity OF
Bishop. lie effected various reforms, visited France,
Italy. and Austria to obtain pecuniary aid founded -.
Johns College at Fordham. attempted 70 obtain state
did for the Catholic schools ard established tbeoos
col seminary a, FoTdham. In lsi5 he went to Europe,
and procured the services Of Of tho Jesus Chris
tim Brothers, and Sisters Of Mercy. In 1850. New.
York was made archcpiscopal see, and he went 70
Rene receive the pslum at the hands OF the Pope,
In 1854 be wen, to Rome again to attend the definition
~ the dogma Of the Immaculate conception. On his 70.
turn TO had the famous controversy with Erastus
Brooks growing ont II the Church property question
In August, 1855 he laid the er-stone Of the
Cathedral at the corner II Fnh and Fifty frs,
street His public services during the Rebellion are
too recent TO require mention
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Tb. Observation-Disclosures Guc,,,ou,

HE Frarkf0,i DIT urges tlle lommitt.o on
schlcsw. J. e,cin niirs,o decide speedily rhc sucof
SION.
RrsLw Saturday, Dee. T.
The Marshal WronEle VII b"yo cti'i command 81
,ho troops intended enter oscin. Prince Frederick
Charles Of Prussia commanding the Prussian corti'
gent 800
IANlrRC. Monday Dec. 81, lttj
Tho police have Tue, prohibited The military c."-cis's
carried on IA tic Town Iin which ticy hivo c,0sr1
ard occupied Tho sergeant Maior experimenting the
list Of company Of Volunteers Tas arrested. II ~
tgted that meeting Of tie members Of Tie lets'iD
Sinte will take lieoo tO-noHow great popular as
scmly is announced 20 take p'rcc nj Fin shoon -,
"Wednesday. Dcrultors from al parts of lie count =
are expected ~ ntcnd t. Is believed that tie rhsc'
bly, viii proclaim Prince Frederick es Duke Of Sees'
Wig and Hostcn.
CorfyUAGrE. Monday Dec. 81 1868.
Gen. Fleury left Copenhagen .yestcdny hav!ns iul-
ilcd his mission ond taken leave Of tie King.
The FoirtlGudcd!" Of this evening says the Emoas-
sadors Of France and Sweden have absaned Tom elcr-
cising any rrc, urc Oh the Danish Government Tic
Swedish Emhnsssdor oven received orders 20 support
Denmark All fhe H,l.cin suhoiiccrs OF tho garrison
of tits city have voluntarily expressed their desire 10
take part in tie camrnign
TRAyKFol.T.oS MAIs Mondny. Dee. 81. 1868.
The Assembly If Delegates from tie different German
States met todfy. wien the following motion was
nd pted v ;hon debate: This Assembly IN consider
NJ on Of the Sclcswc Holscin question cosdcrs II IL
agty 20 express Itself solcInny the well founded
present circumstances ard incOntestibe rights of the
German Notion TO general popular representation ~
means Of a Parliament, and on tho necessity Tor tie
moot speedy establishment Of the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
Archduke Macmillan Likely to Decline
the Mexican Throne.
Alarming Proportions of the Insurrection
in British India.
REVOLUTIONARY MANIFESTO IN HUNGARY
Hing and S%eonan Ecfors the English
Magistrates.
CAPt RACE. Saturday. Jan. 9. 1865.

The steamship City OF Baltimore, from Liy-
erpool on the ed via Queenstown on The oath Of De
selnher. passed this point en- route to New-fors. ct
o'clock this Saturday morning. She was boarded b.
Me boat Of the Associated Press, and summary
u her nows obtained.
The dates perthc CITY Of Baltimore are two days later
than those already received.
The steamship Louisiana, from Nev-fork, arrived
ont or the 22d Of December
The ship Living Age had arrived at Iondcn from
Akyab She as captured by The Confederate cruiser
Tuscaloosa late Courus the 18th Of septerbcr' IN
latitude % s. longitude 25 K. Subsequently she was
released on giving bond in the sun 81 $4,000.
The City of baltimore hos Is cabin and $50 Storage
passeucers all Of whom are we'll
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Cochin % Catholic.

II ffr TEl'TT y I1f n !. Ti'uif
SIR: I'm your article in to-day's paper on the
French Letter" You say augustus Cochin is Prot
,stant aud = minister Of the Gospel" In this think
you are mistaken. Cochin Catholic as you will see
BY reading The preface u Tho American edition OF the
"Rcsuis Of slavery" No one but Catholic could
write hat booa in the peeaidy way it iswritten Be-
sides tins Cochiu knghted by the Pope for writing
thir ray book He Is also contributor to the Core
spoEdani n period.cai having such contributors and
proprotors MontalcInbert and the iiustriops Du-
porloup Bishop Of Orleans; the siter having ordered
prayer in his diocese for the presers alton of the Union
aud the abolition Of Slavery. by making the above cor
recton. you will oblige
AN ANTI SLAVERY CATHOLIC.
Neg iorl Jan. J. i-6i.
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auxa.,iu Cochin.

n "a IIfI. = TaF " T. FFIII7I's
SIR, Permit ne To correct a Sigh. mistake IN
,onr editorial in todlys TgBvNn the French letter,
with respect g. " Augustin Cochin. who is not " a
Protestant, minister Of the Gospel and member OF
the central Consisiory Of France but jealous and
LIBERAL Ca,holc the editor Of L. CVrrspoHdea and for
merry member Of the naeistracy of France sketch
Of him viii be- found IN the translation Of the kesrs of
Emancipation Ohc first volume VI LAboltoR de
Eseayage). work which Ina, circulated more etton.
siyely Ia this country than any other work American
affairs except perhaps DE Gasparps, and been crowned
by the Institute ol France tho most eloquent aud
useful book 81 tbs year. x.Yz
LIN z 1864
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France.
pondent Of The London Times

The Paris correspondent Of The London Times
TINT the Archdukc Macmillan is not likely Ia
accept the OF Mexico He sirLlaies 10 the rec
ogntoD OF his monarchy by the American Go, erDnent
among other conditions and this recognition IT is stat
ed has been euphacaly declined at Washington. II
reported that the Emperor is casting about for
some one else in place Of the Archduke.
Napoleon in RESPONSE 10 the address voted him by
the Senate, asserted that he was actuated solely by
good and pacific motives IN his proposition ior Con
gress.
The Paris BOurso was steady.
THE CONGRESS.
The Spanish papers favorable TO the Congress
Of opinion that Spain ought TO demand the restore
ton Of Gibraltar and that tho Ministry should accede
20 this national object
The OFT Deutsche Post Of Vienna publishes the follow
ing respecting the final reply of Austria 10 the invitation
of the Emperor Napoleon on the subject Of the
"he reply Of the I7h Of November TO fulfill the
duties o courtesy and 20 ask preliminary questions The
final decision OILY ssh 10 Paris lew days Since. The
latter reply to the dspsch Of NJ. Drouyn dLbuys
the Duke of Ganont dated the 18th Of November The
reply confirms positive REFUSAL although the refusal Is not
coucLed IN precise The reply basrd two dcren,
grounds the eventual failure Congress where England j.
no sented and the want OF precision and nsufency
the IIosisnne indicated BY 81. DIouyn dLhuy forming
the basis Of the meeting"
PARIs Sunday morning. Dec 20--The Conni.
fuuonnei, of this morning. publishes IN article by
Lmeyrac, observing that the dispute in Germany is
becoming complicated and aggravated. without its
being necessary. however, 10 reDonnco the hope Of
maintaining peace. France alone " all the Great
Powers is DO way interested in the question. This
proves how opportune il the propose! Of Congress the
leading idea Of which peace and civilization, devoid
Of all ambition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
COURT OF APpEALs.-ALpAsr Dec. 81, 1859.

John hlhau and Others og,. Jacob sharp and otaofs.
Decision: That the resolutions passed by the
c. cornell Il the City % Newfori years
authorizing the defendants to cons.rnc. hagse railway in
oswsy, void; snd that according 10 the ndnss Of
the JUDGE before whom thc trrd the plaintiff.
towne Of property Besiwayl woad ,uain such special
damages by the construction OF The proposed railway e
tei them to injunction fc,fnins BE defendants cu
slucug IL.
Opinions to this eject dserrdh by sedeu and Rose
hans. JJ which concuu,d IN by Dono, Oh j. and by
Bacon, Emott Wright Marvin and D1vi-, judges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
EwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY

r1n also received their friends AZ the Han Sheriff Nc
Nome Kept opn housc NJ home. Superintendent
Campbell received his friends az the JAIL having been
prCY.jc3 With me tYs OF that institution the night pre-
Fi0us. CT + Engineer CHnnlnsha gave the french
wfleOmC rt bis ofcr, ard Ia net nearly MI the OF
fcl1 cd Anew, nod made ample preparations 70 ca
I, gfgiu ~ WLO cane along.
Calling 9pp AGED 10 DC I'D genera re IL ever was and
- night app, OdcEed .neTo sufficient es dence along
80 street 10 prove that something stronger than water
had been iniuged in Ia u considerable extent.
There w0s onc rarn Of Ere during the day, but no
damage caused nnd taken al in ALL the first day VI
Ja.rury lecf, uig' ed OF very well.
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lIunCnry.
"UUEWTys
, manifesto had been Dlacardcd

Arevolntionarv manifesto bad been pIacardcd
In the prncipnl towns Of Hungary announcing the es
adjustment of q General Committee TO MAINTAIN the
independence Of Hungary The Committee Is to assume
the direction of affairs under kossrtl.
The Austrian Government were taxing great preoan'
tons against this revolutionary movement. but II was
asserted nevertheless, that general agitation prevailed
In regard 10 Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
I

Take no Balsan Mercury Unpleasant H.dic.ns, scY q
pes.an. ard Dangerous Diseases.
EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages at Ee tSpsnse iilie o. 40 charge %
Diet: no luconye nieuce, AND no EAIOSURE.
II cuu.es fs-queu- desire aud gives 9Th 10 UriGse
thereby removing o0sruction preventing and curns tric
the urela asyns pain rnd inflammation frrqlert
IN his class Of diseases, and erpeing POisONOU3,
DISEASED AND NOkA-OtI NATTER.
Iaogs1ld, sp IA thousand. who have been tho
VICTIMS or CtACAS,
and who have paid LEA'f FEES to be cered Ia hort
me- have found they were dece and thst the Poson'
hv the Powerful. Ar ia GENTS been dried - In
the system, ~ break out N se-rlysted FORM rod
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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Gelmbol0's Me0irines.
HELMBOLo'S EXTRACT nrcur,

HELMBOLO'S EXTRACT BUCHu
FOR weaknesses arTg from Excesses Habits Of Di.n.
''h' Esry iu'scretion or ALuse, attended
:. 81, VII The following symptoms:
inchpos.tonto txertio'. Loss Of Power,
Loss 81 Memory Difficulty Of breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
iofror oi Disease, WaHeiulness,
Diusess Of Vision, fai, In the Back
no. hs"'s CT, Flashing Of the Body,
inishess % uie SAN q, Er,Ylions on the Face,
Muscular System.
These symptoms IL allowed 10 20 on which this ued,c,n
Invariably removes, foGow
IMrOIENCi, kAIUifY, EPILEPTIC FITS.
III one OF which the p-r' may expire. Who e., ssy h.,
are not frequently followed ~ those d.lsal diseases
IsSANiIY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many OF the Of their suher.ny hut nm.
will confess The records Cf the Insane yiums ana the sI
sncoly deaths by CONSUMPTION 5ear ample witness 20 the
truth of the assertion. Wv
TIE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEA.rt-S.
requires the cid Of medicine sheu sud inyiscrss ,hs
System which HELNBOLDS EXTRACT BuCHU iuyaris.
by does. A ifai vii conyi.ce tie ns.. .Ae3iicl.
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NJ

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BuJCHU
For all affections end diseases Of IL Urinary Orgsns whether
rxi.'irg
IN MALI Ok FEMALE,
fton whaie.er on ir-iiu, and matter OF how
40. standing. Disclsrs " lAr.e Organs
require tine al. 81 a DuIec
HELMHOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
l. The GREAT OIpEETIC.
AND II IS CERTAIN
40 HAVE THE
DESIRED Effect
IN ALI. DISEASES
FOR WHICH
II Is RECOMMEHDED
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l;
FEMALES, FEMALES, rEMAt.Es,.

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESy
OLD Oh. YOUNG. SINGLE, MARRIED, OR COSTEN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many seecons peculiar 70 females, the EYrsc. Buchu
Is unequaed by any oher remedy IN Cnloross Rssu.
tor Irregular les Psin suppression Of Cu,;ousy
EXECUTIONS liberated or >c 9us ate Of the Uterus Lea.
Whites, seriify and for Al. coDpsins incident
to tho whether arising lisceIiou, Hab.s Of Did
DECLINE OR CHANGE Oy LIFE.
see syn ptous above
40 FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT IT
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Grent Britain.

The London Gio5e cautions its readers against
Abe statement that Lord Lyons had elegraphed TO kai
Russoil predicting the termination OF the war between
Che North and South ia six months.
King and Heenan had appeared before the magistrates
Dor breaking the peace by fighting prize light, ana
were bound over 10 appear at the next Quarter Ses.
mons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
Commercial Intelligence.

IIyrRpooL Dee. 93--CottOn-Sal Monday and
Tuesday bales including 500 TO specusois and ci
porers-mrfa., cio,ing qui,, ei1 unchanged
1IApy RfPoRrIhe Manchester market Il duh and frice,
s.ill declining NJ
Ir~sds,rf. qne. sid steady Wske6eld Nah Co, Zig
land Ahya Co. report Flour steady At ull prices Wheat
quiet and steady; Winter, old dBbi Corn tfn; mixed,
800
Provisions. dull Tho authorities report; Beet doll
ard unchanged Poit inactive Bacon quiet and steady
butter s-4sy. Lard steady at ~ AL. Tsllow hrm.
iaorUcg-Surar steady. Coffee inactive. Hc. quiet
A.hcs-sma tales. Ro.n d,l, SP,fir. ixTYsiY wa ~
Crude - -, ae..v.rI so,.,
c., CT a,r1 Tea quiet ard steady Kcc has deen'
s,.'Sx T.iiow irregular and wittou, much chang.
x.,css sEcuGIIits-llinois Central shtfs, 4te.| dis
,.,.,; fiie Shares hJGts.
SCoaso. closed On u..isy q, stdsIi for morey.
LATEST
LIVERPOOL Dee ~, 1863
CoTroyrhc Brokers' Circular rcporis the 'alss ~ Cotton
for Tie week At y bale, which go g. sp-culato
And ,r,,rief, Tie uatet American guile, and
CHANGED while dec mo Of ~. ssbmitsi 10 for inferior
sur.s Tie sale. today hund,yD 100 ha.s inelud.
ing 100 20 spectators aud imp reTs, III nais-t closing
dull and urchangel Tho aalhof.f quoiaions ur a. eioss
Fair quotations nominal Mitdirs O.sn' nd 30 NotIe
76.d. DO Upland .sli Tie s'ock n Z. estimated .,
~ 600 pale. OF which 800 are Au.cr,ceIi
BsFApfTrrys quci bat tru.
lKorifloSs Inn bat quiet
LONDON. Dee. -, 1854
Corso. cloiei II y ior money Illinois C.nA stSes =; q
e discount. Ere Shares esdto.
Tie han, o. LnssDd has redeeed s rate 81 Discount "