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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24
UNDYHHG STUPIDITY.

The Ddiiy Ne~s-which aspires 10 be The or.
gan Of the working classes--has The following:
TIE TROUBLE AyosO THR uoRsR-snoRAs
We have received n communication from Mr. Mathew
Corheti, hoTse'shoer ~ this city. in reply pfg.
graph which appeared IN n morning paper Yesterday
Mr. corbe,t c0ntenis that the real cause of the trouble
between The horseshOcrs and their employers IL IN en-.
degvOr on TIE part o. The lacr 10 de,oy NJ fra5s by
ReHeTGi Introduction o. he n1cAint made ise Iie SAVE
there ~ no Jack Of w0rknsn in the business and that
while IL may ne necessary 10 ne mach ehors Ia
the army srs Is fobor enough IN c m1rie SUPPLY e
the hand made shoes hci asf, Nv the Railroli an
stage Companies ard other Of horses in city and
country.
He asserts that The hand nede shoe consumes los.
iron aud ~ Of better quaity than the machine made
Shoe aud that there Is 10 special preference GmOng Inc
wOrkmcn for English over American metal He rep,i.
dated the idea that fhe movement Of the work men is
sustained by the capt, Of Englsh merchants d,~ifouI
Of depreciatlnc the nn produce OF this country and 10
caies that thc woTknen wiling 10 do the harest
work in the tTaet-at Is split heavy tire but leH do
NOT cant 10 be brought INTO competition nth a, machinery
We have printed every word of this rcmarka-
bic manifesto that our readers may see precisely
on what grounds Henry Miles was murdered, q
few days since, By one of Mr.. Matthew Corbett's
compatriots. 1t will "dcstroy the trade"
Matthew propounds, topermit "a general intro
duction Of the machine-made shoe" What
trade1 Clearly that Of working shoes by hard;
for it affects nothing else. Indeed, if shoes are
cheapened by making them otherwise than by
hand, there will probably be more shoeiDg-ths
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24

TIE 9TH WARD MURDER.-The investiga'
ton OF Coroner Norris into the circumstances con-
nectcd With tie death Of Frederic Newton. who died
irom ;Lc effects OF injuries rccciyed by blow from
shovel IN the hands OF Lis son. Richard Newton was
tormr ;cd yesterday before Coroner Norris. The evt
denee showed that the deceased had been man OF sey
gunre,smc disposition. and that several occasiors
he had qrarrcIed with his family. On Saturday nieH
he had a qlerrel with his son Richard. during which
the later ia r'fdeicnsr inflicted the injuries which
caused ~ death. Tie jury rendered verdict in 20
eOlCnuce villa the facts.
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HALIFAX, n. S. AUGUST %.

HALIFAX, n. 5. AUGUST %.
Tho Federal Steamer Pontoosuc arrived at North
Sydney this morning.
She saw nothing of the Tallahassee. white
side.wheel steamer passed through the Gut Of Cm.
so on Sunday. There now in port six blockade
runners, viz tho Constance, Falcon, Nort1
Heath, Little Nettie, Helen and Owl The lstss
arrived lest night.
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LIST OF DEATHS IN ia
HAMPTON HOSPITAL
Arrival Of q. u. Steamer Ploridn.

The L. S. steam gunboat Florida, Lieut..
Con:ds. Samuel AIagaw, arrived this morning from the
blockade off Wilmington 18th inst and Beaufort is<h
where she has been stationed for the last eighties
months. dsing which time she has captured and de-
stroycd blockade runners of aggregate value Of eva
two and half ilou Of dollars. number Of her On.
GERS were detached at Beaufort n. G.
LIST OF OpFIcF Rs-LieuL Commanding Samuel Nscrw.
Actin. Master sid Ocer, John NcGowan Acting Assc
surgeon H. y. Brooks Acting Asst Paymaiter w. f. hes
ier c.ing En-gn G.. Nashbun. Acting Masters hste,
II T. PAGE Seuor Engineer VIM. Mclean; ist AssistaI1
Engineer d. NrArthn I'd Assistant Engineer, J. W. flock
ets % Assi.ta. Engineers. Geo r. smith Gilbert Webb,
and Edg Trsynor Acting Gunner, A. s. Lcper Captains
Clerk W. T. Cnutzinger Paymasters Clerk. w. w. Gilbert
PAyasstcrs Stew ard j. g. Woolaouse. Surgeons Steward.
ltos Nc kceyrl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24

TERMVg EXPLOSION or THE EAST RIVER
Early yesterday morning. the lighter Asseneth was
passing the foo; Of Grand Street, East River laden win
petroleum oil an explosion occurred. ripping mp the
deck OF the Fighter. and throwing the persons on board
a short distance iuto The air Immediately after Q
sheet Il flame burst from the hold soon enveoping the
entire vessel in flames The anchor was LET go In time
prevent her drftng into some vessels lying a.
tho wharf near by ami tux coming up few no
,rrrfs after sic vas towcd 10 Grcenpoint where
she burned {, the waters edge The lighter was
on ned by lcafdsley. Sumner Co.. No. " l'roads'.'
WAS vailed AZ 50 eco and is tai loss No insurance.
Tie oil was vau6d at 81 eco insured Tor that amount 10
the Corn Exchange and Harmony Cos one OF The 'ncp
employed on tho lighter (nnmc unsnOpn) was bsdy
burned As thcre fire lights On board. nh
dill, ut 20 conjecture the OF the explosion.
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Indian outrage.
OMAHA, Aug. q.

UMAHA, Aug, u,
The Indians came within twenty miles Of Tia
place We ,terday. They are reported to have drives
of four nundred head OF cattle and mules. The a
dams & e said to be in considerable foTco near En-
Horn. business in town is entirely suspended.
The citizens are arming and forming companies fos
defence and togo to the assistance of the settlers
Elk Horn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24

duc.iop of tho prussinn army all most OF the " re-
scrves ceIed ont FOR the Danish having been dis
missed By royal order published at Berlin.
The elections in the kingdom OF Belgium
resulted In the triumph of the Liberal party WHOM he'o
a majority of H. Ills Is a considerable gain.
Orange riots have agein taken pl ce IN Ireland az
Belfos, end Londonderry. In the former piece the
authorities determined TO call out the military.
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TERMS.
DAILY TRIBUNE.
To Correspondents.

" notice be talsn OF Anonymous communicstion'
Whseveris intended for insertion must be authenticated
BY the address OF the writer not necessarily Tor
publication but a guaranty for bis good faith.
Al letters this ooe should be sddrsssedto The
TsIsrsE," New-York.
We cannot undertake to return elected Communication
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Bank Statement.

Bo6lON Argust q,
The following is the Bank statement for this
week:
Capital stock 500 3si 700; Loans and Discounts s..
al7. OoO; Specie So COL roo: Due from other banks
H. Og7 500 Due 20 other banks sloo53.0O0 Deposits
"a 222,O 900; Circulation o., 56e. 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24

QUoTs.-A match game OF quots, 81 point"
csme OF at Newark Yesterday between MI. h'Lie'
Of Newark and III. Gibson Of New York ihe ssA'
was slO0 Mr. McLaren tho favorite' but Gibson
finally won; Mr.. Mex. scoring only A. re'ur"
match ii to he played in New York on tuesday neAN
the Broomc street grvuud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24

FIRE IN CHRISTOPHER STREEr.-'The PoS
Packing Establishment of Joseph bel NO. '5s Chris'o
pher strcet was damaged by fire last evening. Los
on builLng 500 Insured Tor 81 200 in tho Globe In
s.rnnce Company. quantity oipork which vas ~
i'm, snosed for Mr. j. III. HosNomb. Government con
t.,ior WAS damsgrd to thu amount OF 5000 bellows
" b. insured.
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To Advertisers.

Advertisements for TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF III
Oeek must be handed In to-day.
Price 81 per line for each insertion
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tent and power of tlroir organizations were prob
ably false; but such exaggerations arc q COM
mon device of conspirators. The Nsrs is not
deceived in the premises and it cannot deceive
the public.
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Nsw1lprk DAILY Grjbn,ts
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST "a. 1864
The Tribune.

All the materials used in the publication Of C.
rwsp,per have largely sdvsnced in price within .e last few
)onths The white paper which print The DAILY
hIsuss than receive from the sale of the
nod sheet AID every additional demand for the paper
luch added loss We therefore compelled advance the
gce OF THIS paper which from ard after Thursday, July a.
M be for single copy GENES or where delivered in the
Sly BY carriers - CESTsA WEEK. Tie nai Subscribers
10 the Daily win be charged SO per Anuum BY reference
70 Terms" viii be noticed that make no advance
the regular subscription prices Of the scmiWeesy and
Weekly but for the present must suspend all euo 'Ae'
md adhere strictly regular yearly subscription prices
An copy OF the paper will be sent to parties procuring
Subscribers and making remsnces % heretofore heI'
nces made before this notice reaches the pSe' vi" % II"
seived and the orders executed at our Old rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24

BoyDs SToLEY.-Tho following bonds ha"
been stolen from The Iiarnden Express Company
L. ) 1910 bond. 500. No. 21,2i2; L. ). do soo'
No. 1886; t. 6. do. 500. No 35.j67. Tho puo"
cautioned against negotiating thcn as they are 'As
property OF the Hsrnden Express Company.
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gross receipts, and three per centun on the r.
re ceipts Of any toll road, fcry or bridges and &c
ton 100 provides for the mode and time OF ~
returns, and tho assessment and collection Of TIA
duties imposed, except In the cases Of the ovuou -
propricton Of stage-soaches and other vehicles
which are specially provided for by the pegulassa
Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
DISCIPLINE " CoL0RgD TROOPS.
The following oyder has been issued by the We,
Department. and is published for the information
and guidance of all concerned: 80. $50
The incorporation IN the Army Of the United ststss
Of Co0ed troops renders 1t necessary that they should
be brought speedily possible 10 the highest stas
q discipline nn the practice which he.
these troops 10 perform most OF the labor on fortace
tons. and the labor and fatigue duties Of permanent
stations and camps vii ccase and they viii only be n,
qured to take their mir share Of fatigue duty with tha
white troops. This Is necessary 10 prepare them for
the higher duties OF conflicts with the enemy Con-
manders OF Coored troops. in where the treops
under their commands are required to perform On ex-
cess Of labor above white troops in the command
will represen. the case to the common superior. through
the regular channel.
By order Of the Secretary Of War
L. THOMAS, Adjt. Gea.
CASE OF sURGROS.GRNRRAL HAMMOND
Surgeon-General Hammond has issued the
following card;
The undersigned has read in The Sunday MoyslsS
CkroRies Of this city the remarks of Judge Advocate
General Holt In the proceedings Of tho conrt artiA IN
his case He learns from this review. and from ttA
order OF the President appended that no has been di
missed the army aud prohibited from ever holding oes
under the United States The undersigned has
no idea that be will lose ono friend b.
this action OF tho Administration; but his
good name is valuable to him. not only a.
regards those who know him but those who do pot
SO socn therefore. be is furnished with copy Of ths
findings and sentence Of the court he will present to the
public brief history Of the facts leading TO his arrest
and trial review Of the record In his and
commentaries on the Report Of the Judge Advocate
General. With these ho will be content 20 submit TO the
Judgement OF the world TO how far he has been guilty
Of .he offences charged. and Low far he has been te
victim Of conspiracy. falso swe caring and malignant
abuse Of official power.
lSignedl WILLIAM A. HAMMOND.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2and, 1854.
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Prom Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MoSRoE, August

The U. 5. Hospital steamer Thomas A. Morgan
arrived this morning from Point of Rocks with lse
sick soldiers.
The steamer Gov. Chase has arrived froU,Desp
Bottom with 300 rebel prisoners recently CAPTURED
They were taken to Point Lookout.
LIST OF DEATHS N HAMPTON HOSPITAL
David Snow ilth Ne. IL. NJ RahrsT, l63d OAa
Ja, IL N.Clnrr 18th Ohio T.. Sendish 18th Ohio.
Abnrr Mitchell 9Th Conn. John w. shaw. 10Th sonn.
r. j. Cannon ith U. $. Art. Frank Kerr Il3d Obi.
J. Wilsvst lO1th New-York. w. ". Blanchard 4et Ma
H. H. Ros,r. 2iti q. 5. cold I. OBr.eu eth Penn
". n. Bush a5'h Penn. y, r st1cshouse, 9Ia Peun-
John Yearly civilian. n. r. Adson. ll8th ~ I.
J ohm w Ki-n.v llth Ne. r srroughlinbUrg let MCss.
N Van l'shynr 18th NY Art T.. MrNchsel, l43d Ole.
- Green lih Conn S. c. Thomss 10th Com
DEATHS IN THE CHEsAPEAKE HOSPITAL.
Lieut., Thorn 24h Ma. l.eut Turner. lst Cont An
Ii.nt Lemon oh H. Lieut. 81 ~, 9Th Conn.
Lieut. Shalee ~ b. ~ J. Chaplin L. Lsinbr0se, l2th Nh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24
RAILROAD NORTH OF RICHMOND.
COLONEL DRyISS PROMOTED.

Thomas c. Dcvins formerly Of the Sixth New
York Cavalry. and for two years past commanding n
Brigade. was to day officially notified by Secretary
Stiuton that be had been appointed Brevct Brig G"a
for Gallant and distinguished services in the Ted. dur
ing the way and especially in the recent brilliant en-
cagcmcnt n, Front Royal where your command captnr'
cl tYo colors.'
Gen. D. len for Now Yogi; TO night on short leave
al ab8encc
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F.OII WARRINGTON.
arcei,l Disp,.ch 10 TIE s. y. rribone
WARRINGTON Tuesday. Aug. ~ ls,d.

DRAFT AND coaMUTATi0s.


wA-HIScToy. TUESDAY. Aug. ~ lsa.
DRAFT AND COaMCTATi0S.
Provost Marshal General Fry, has decided
that men who paid commutaiion under the draft OF
Juno 1904 are liable the draft which takes place in
September next to Ill liabilities Of the sub Districts
under the calls made up to the present tine. and the
ds,rc. Provost Marshals ordered to place in tho
wheel for the draft. the names Of such parties
THR FIGHT PoE THB WELDON ROAD.
Thirty-eight Rebel prisoners, among them
thrtv.threc officers from colonies down were bro.sit
ND to-day by the mail boat from City Point They
were captured in The fight a, the Weldon iiroad Our
loss there was not less than 100
RAILROAD NORTH OF RICHMOND.
From the diary of captured officer 1t Is
nsccr,ained that the rebels have repaired the railroad
between nichmond and Cupcpper and that trains have
been running regularly for more than month past.
Large quantities Of grain gathered In the Shenancoah
Valley by Early have boon sent to Ric' mond. The
certrred officer SAYS onehrd Of the whole rebel force
in The Valley. from the moment they came there hrs
been constantly employed in threshing grain aud reno
wing 1t TO Cuipepper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24
TIE CnICAGO C0NyENTiON.

As the time draws near for The Chicago Con-
venton TO meet the interest in the affairs amOnS yell
ticiGns here increases. Some persons holding Clerk
ships In the departments mani.'t socitud" on the
subject only equtled by thor known sympathy with
the eeusc or the Insurgents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24
REVENUE DECISION.

Commissioner Lewis has decided that Section 1903
of the act of June 3Oth 1864, imposes upon every
person, firm, company or corporation owning or
possessing, or having the care and management Of
any railroad, canal, steamboat, ship barge, canal
boat or other vessel or any stagc-coach engaged or
employed in the business of transporting
or property for hire transporting the mails or any
canal the waters of which used for mining purpo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24
PAYING mEx WHOSE TINE 10 OUT.

1t il understood that the President has H.
strncted the Treasury Department that money must be
plac0 Immediately in tho hands Of the paypasters 70
pay troops whose torn OF service has expired and who
have been knocking buddy At The door Of tho Treasury
The requisions which Amounted to nine millions 1--WE
hundred thousand dollars passed. by the Trcaeury
to.doy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-24
GENERAL HANCOCK.

The President has appointed Gen. Hancock Il
Brgadier-General In the Regular Army.
ADMIRAL DAHLGREN.
The report that Admiral Dahgren has been relieved
and is TO be succeeded ut Charleston by Commodore
Rowan Is not true.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-01

TN Cnoaus WssAsn "A Collection Of Sacred
and Secular Choruses IRON Oretosios, Operss.
end Popular Olee and Chorus Books, desigaed
4 standard Book for Choirs, Musical Societies,
Conventions and Schools, md containing the
0ooe Desirable Pieces 16f Privoee Practice I'D
fu6ajp 80.
~ NaxUAE o. TnoasCoa BAss, By Reward B.
Olivee. Principal Of the Msndslssoh1 Musical In
etitute. DvsaOs. This volume emb0dies ~ psts.
eiral ideas contained 10 the elaborate works 81
french. Ostusan and 1ta1ian Masters Of nasic,
6isencumbessi Of obscurities Of expression, aaa
ma1e slain - ~ undess1ending u ~ gra4es Of
e9e6ents. For heginners, and ever Ser advaoc-
~ echolsrs. o 6ook Of reference, Il will -
iound invaluable. Cloth, 81 Boards, 80.
YouSc LAprsg Vocal AIsun-A collection Of
Chofuses, 1rios and Duets, originally written
iof Female voices. 0sleessd 81 e6eptsd Sos the
- 81 Academies, 0euinsgjss and 0ngiAg Clae-
-. ~ Charles b. @. Adam, tsee6es q music
p ~ DuGalo Female Academy. lneludina .
Hoorse Of voca1 Exefcisee ed SoIleggtos ~
laD1ifd. ol,0o.
qhfOSsaA ovrAvss, By Goesod. ltslias ~
eeE6sh fs1t. Prssesse ~ : 6tstsh e the 60
80 - ~ psissisd isssdssts q ~ rass'-
tCsQg1aA)oA- es -.
;|,; s S,i;s ;;;|i & & s';, ~ :.
Atettt elsS9 Dsafan. ~sn CO..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-01

These Bltters al prepared IN pure bourbon
whisky, from reconciliation Of over 20 different
kinds ofroots, banks md herbs which act in per-
feet concert orswitfske other prepared from the
original formula given BY the great chief, Red
Jacket, "a DrsChspip, who usedt hen Aucceeefllly
In his practice for many years, and ~ their use
gained 20 great apopularity 10 the cure Of dyopeP
sia, Liver Complaint Constipation, Sick and Ner-
vous headache, Fever and Ague, and alldiseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
suffering from either of these l0athsOmc diseases
will find sure curs BY the use Of these Bitaers,
which are perfectly pure and free from oil thoso
drugs and poisons usually put up in suoh prepaf-
atoms, and balmed OF ON an unsuspecting puhlic.
Oas trial will convince the most skeptics that b
Red Jacket is virture which none other poessee.
They Strengthen snd invigoeate the aystem.
They ore unequaled for general debility.
They ere sure core for dyspepsia.
They give good and healthy appetite.
Ney eosise digestion.
Tier ~ he 6oot ooi001ent h exioleneA
Thsy ees prevsstive II fsvse end ague.
They relieve constipation.
They care neryope headAcAes
They aro peslbe4ly poso - pGla1oh1o,
Aged persons aad delieate tssla1es win ~ they
e. sovo lofgs doctoe bo1e " - eethooo D11sei.
.podme q eUunoe9lei1s. He'd Joskot Di1tegs ~
oaly euld & bsttleA With eaf nane b1eWa = ~
side Tx 44EHs--O0n-~ssa ass us
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-01

A Surx1foH RExrDY. we can conscisp-
tot sly recommend to those suffering from :
distressing cough, Dr.. Strickland's Meliflu.
lous Cough Balsam. It gives relief almost
instantaneous, and Il witnal not disagresble
to the taste. There is no doubt but the
Mellinuous Cough Balsam 10 one Of the best
preparations in use, and is al that its pro-
prietor claims for It. We have tried it dur
Ing the past week and found relief from q
most distressing cough. It is prepared by
DR.. Strickland, No. . Fast 4th street, Gin
einnati, O., and for sale By druggists q 80
cents per bottle. F&. ~ ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-01

- 3U1B =
= -
10 ~ n
tn = Fl71I 80 n r. - q! X 4 I,
noe1sg itx yrrh1cPinun5Ns IL L.
Ef4 isasn 10 sssfs I1la14so, ~, IN sqna odr
: - At1 - oel9use I'd 49, iiiw
\ 4nor' I112T $500 - 800 R10pS tuunU
~ lKm11nnoSn H1ouWW ~
yA01l 1oM =. 1AoAmUDA - s..&.s-u-u y
r~~'. 1874 ~ 5G16 yn1511k = c1o1I -
kfA ~ ~ ~ off9G4lfo ~ IN
~ WY r. oeol IY(56f fe8 -
s1Hs ? F'f1@ - - 1870 VIZ ~
~ 80 - nee01 ANN ~ WuelA
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-01

DYsPRrsIA, Nervousness AND DEIal14Y.-
Dr.. Htrieklesd's zoNjc.-We can recon-.
mend those suffering with Loss of Ape
tite, indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debility, to use Strickland'a
Tonic. It i . Vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors; it stssngthens The
whole nervous system; it creates . good
appetite, and 10 warranted - cure Dyspsp-
sia and Nervous Debility.
For sale h1sDruggists generally q 81 pe1
bottle. Prepared BY Dr.. A. Strickland, Z
East Fourth stssst, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iulY9Q-dkNtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-01

Cav Can Fans Bs CoLLscfxD ynon a
PAssENosR wBo u ConPsLLED to SfAxDi-
A decision win b. shortly given On thiG
question. Recently passenger purchased
1 ticket on one Of the railroads, but, the car
being Gro xded, he was compelled to stand
on the platform. When the conductor pass
"a around the passenger refused TO hasd
over his ticket, On The ground that b. had
not besn supplied with : ssat. He was put
81 tlbe train q the next station, and has
since entered suit aeAinet The Sailroad CON.
pany 10 oae u our eastssn counties. Thu
llsastR should be definitely settled, = some
Of the railroads scarcely evef run . SUFFICIENT
numbse of cors 70 acoommodate traveller. -
Htts1wsv Caste,
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= OaUtlOn

lfthe reader Of this ''notice" cannot get box
OF Pills or Ointment from the drug store in bis
placs, let him write 10 me, enclosing the amount,
aud /. win mail . box free Of expense. Many
dealers viii dot keep my medicines on hand be-
cause they cannot make a. much profit - on 9TH
q persOns' make. Is
None are genuine unless the words "Hoils.
ssar. Nssc York AID Londoa,' are discernabie ~
I Hs&er mark in every leaf Of the book Of direc-
lions around each box the same may be plainly
seen BY Aoldiag ths Ieaf 70 fAs light. A hand
some reward will be given to any one rendering
such information q may lead TO the detection o.
any party or parties counterfeiting the Incidence
Of vending the same. knowing them TO be sps
4 s-sSold At The manufactory Of Professor HOL
LOWAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New York, and By Ill
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
throughout the United States and the civilized
world, IN boxes, At IS cents, SO cents, and e1.40
each.
~ There is Considerable saving 10 taking
the larger sizes. 'uIy2b-5v.