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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

cat 10 80 found myself at st. Cloud After put.
ting out my horse ut the Central House visited
Capt. kimbsll, the quartermaster to ascertain tho
condition Of the quarters at Richhen lie told me
tho rooms, some Is in number and as yet were only
partially furnished but he would furnish every thing
to make US Ill comfortable. then left to visit
Col Thomas, Of the Sth Regiment: I met
him on. the sidewalk, with mark by
which YOU Gould distinguish him from one Of
his priyates. He stofred and remarked, captain
Smith" 1 told hin my name was Smith I asked
tive. Alter arranging my business at o'clock P. n
started for, Richmond and arrived there at dark
Two days after my company had arrived, O. NJ
Kmball furnished ten cooking Stoves five box stoves
and S. cords OF dry wool and here let me say VA.
never treated more gentleanly IN MY life than while
at st.. ClGttd. - i"f-, s'
COL Thomas is one Of the excellent men Of thu
earth and would not do Capt: Kimbsll; Justice dit
not speak personally Of him. He is business maj
and a gentlen,an Our post doctor Or. Wren is
native Of New Orleans aud ID cousin to u s: Grant
The doctor, as oil southerncrs are, is kind ans
that the people are kind and onGgfng.'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
MINNESOTA ROUTE,

OUcr Tie "Great Salt Lake" RAMS Horn !!
The map shows plainly the topography
of the country from Lake! Michigan to. the
Pacific Coast, compiled from the latest Gov
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The fact that these are among the richest
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far west, to find their way to these FIELDS.
Many things conspire to make a very
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Book. &. apr7:n36-2m
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FE-Tf : ; II
PERSONAL MENTIONS.

"A member of the Second Cavalry
Regiment,: writing to"thc. Hastings.
Conserper from Richmond. makes the.
following mention Of gentlemen at
present:located in this city !" "... )"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
IMPORTANT LETTER.

Prospect for the Early Completion Of
the st. Cloud and Lake Superior
Railroad.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
RAIL! ROAD LANDS!
FIRST Division, St. Paul and
> Pacific r. r. Co..

This company now offers for sale the
Lands granted by Congress to aid in ehe
construction Of its branch line from st.
Paul to Watab. j t ..fEs
These lands are in the
vaileys,f ths Islsr 4l's'..llp''
On both sides Of he riyer, and embrace
great variety q a.ssadI zee7s .n.es5J'':l:
TIMBER, PRAIRIE AND Hay.
r. Rad !; esy & course # .e'p'1 con-
,sxcssgr -
Finished. u to : St. Cloud
before The III e /; i.y = January, 1865.
h The Lands are 9as ,~.1:nias eia5 ~ssst}
% -: za:4r . no ,.st-,-ts.: ez;~z:.,s .e,as3
=. 4.ExEMPT FROM TAXATION.
Y until SOFA and conveyed by the Company
They are offered intracts Of 1~sl5-* a.
20, 80 OR o1so .AcREs.AkD UPWARDS,
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at, par, or to those whe desire It, -,
W r Long Credit and
LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

This company now offers for sale the
Lands granted by Congress to aid in tho
construction Of its branch line from st.
Paul to watab. j IL;
These lands are in the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07

This work is invaluable 10 any one who
has any intention Of going to these mir es,
or any desire to see the various routes. and
Advantages Of the
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-07
" Spring Circular.
.
TO CASH BUYERS OF DRy &tooS.

MILWAUKEE, April 1st, 1864.
We are now receiving our Stock for
SPRING TRADE, comprising full lines of
scasonable and desirable Goods.
We shall pursue the same policy that has
heretofore governed cur business, adhering
strictly to the PROMPT CASH SYSTEM.
and exer'ing every means to induce CASH
BUYERS to make their bills with us, by
offering stock always large, complete and
assorted, at the LEAST POSSIBLE PROF
IT. ! : 71~--' -.
We invite you 10 cal! I'm us. -:
-. : - - Il Respectfully, j..
sAER@Iu, NOVEL; & PRATT,
Cash Job6er, in Dry Goods,
liz and ia East Water street. Milwaukee
DAMAGED STORES FOR SALE.
|
win be sold at public auction, to tie
highest bidder for cash, on ?"
s., FRIDAY, APRIL 10TH, 1864,
At 10 O'clock in the forenoon, at the Com.
missary Warehouse, Upper Levee, Saint
Cloud, MINI: ...,r.
107 BUSHELS OF BEANS. ;.
572 POUNDS OF HAM. "a
1000 POUNDS OF SOAP.
754 POUNDS OF BLACK TEA.
q GUNNY SACKS. >...-,.,-s,
= 5>COrTONs SACKS, ...,t,
L. =, % ., ~ GEORGE P. DoAN,
mch3O-3t A. Q. NJ. and A. C. s.,
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NEALEOn Sunday morning. April No. IN hope Of blessed
immortality, Eleanor Story widow OF Dsn. A. Neaie, In
the 9th year OF her
Her relatives and friends and those Of her brother Hen'J
CLARK invited to attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon
at O'Clock from the residence Of her sonnaw Thos W.
Watson, NO. 3l9 Fonrth avenue.
Boston papers please copy.
NELsoN-on Sunday, April TO- Annie Augusta, only daugh
ter OF huea Nelson, aged % years.
The Funeral services will take place from No. 2Bo Union street
Brooklyn, on Monday a. II Tie friends OF the family
are invited to attend Her remains will be taken to Nas'a
chusetts for nterment.
ODEL-On Saturday, April 9. at Hotoken Lima Archer.
infant daughter Of VIM. O. and Louie B. Odell.
PEck-At Porscheser, ~ ", Sunday morning, April TO-
- benJamin Peck, in the seth year Of his
he relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from St. Peters Church. PoTtcheser,
on Tuesday afternoon | o'clock Train leaves Twenty
seventh street at ia O. M
POlLLON-Ai hi residence Milford Pike County Pa,
Friday ApnlB Jacob Poon OF the late John Poon Of
THIS city aged 20 years, II months and Il days.
QulO-ln Brooklyn. N. u. Thursday, April T. Cara M
infant daughter of Capt Daniel and Caroline Qug aged
year and II days
REED-on Sunday, April TO- at Q o'clock a. NJ. Eli Reed
aged ~ years and months
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend tho
funeral from the residence of his Jacob r. Reed No.
ST. Lakes place Leroy street. Hudson, at O'Clock
m. on Tuesday. 18th inst
SAWfER-ln Brooklyn Sunday, April TO- 1864. Mrs.
aTia H. sawyer wife of John Sawyer and eldest
OF the late Rev. John kennady. ID. D.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited attend
the funeia services nj the Washing NJ f. Church
on "Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
SHELDONOn Saturday April g. Walter B. Sheldon, 10 the
3lst year Of his age.
The friends Of the deceased invited to attend the services
which will be- held At the residence Of the Rev MIR Lsncas
inst o'clock The remains will be taken to Maine
foI inerment
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CATARRH CURED.
FROM the REV. FRED. $. JEwEL

FROM THE REV. FRED. g JEWELL,
PROFESSOR or the STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALBANY, 7.
This may certify that have been since le4 subject to vio
Lent p,rodea attacks OF caaIr marked by highly named
condition Of the lining membrane of the cavities Of the head
producing distressing species of headache Tor days a
time wholly ncapaciating from business, and during The
pao1ysms conhning the bed In some instances the
Inflammation las extended to the teeth oeca'iOnins tooth
ache to tue throat producing hoarsenes and partial loss 0
voice. .nd twice it has 80 affected the en eye " to eonhne
ne for month to darkenod ROOM These ATTACKS
have been accompanied by strong iehre symptoms py stop
ees Of the head and in the fret stages ty waiery discharges
ffon, the nose and subsequently becoming aerd and
yellow and toward the close OF the attack becoming bloody
aad puulent have tried medicines of almost every knd
external applications to the head ,ueh camphor ginger hot
vinegar snufs hall dozen kinds, and other catarrhal
preparations together with internal remedies 'oeh Us ~'erS
ye. eahars and emee These have produced no charge
in III. occurrence or character Of the disease and in most
cases with little or no temporary relief hadcome at length
to believe the disease be practically beyond either cure OF
material aneviaton
Under these circumstance, led some hve mouths ago
| 10 make a trial OF Ut. Lishtnins "o"'iN'"' "
once approved tef,o my Judgment simple philosophical
and likely to be effective. Notwithstanding the disadvantage
under which he laborcd ia dealing with dseasa Of such I'ns
,raip. .s.ruyated by ueryou. debility and dyspep' and
constantly induced by the secdents Of my LABOR
d the treatment reaching the disease a. had never beer
ree ed before and producing such modification aud sieva
lion offs character as had supposed mpassibe ch'onic
tue result thus;
Although have teen situated several tines so That sboa
q .., bs, believed severe attack OF my catarh inev
sbe have escaped thu. fsr the symptoms Of threaene
have been very light and have yielded to the rened'
eppoved by Dr. Lishhin Without ;he need Of recourse
Oh, old ho, fermensons smetics aud the discharges no
the head have resumed the original and natural e0ndo
rh,, have been able 10 obtain material relief is to INC
,u,e Of gratitude In hat alone repaid for whatever
treatment may have cost me.
maks this abatement unsolicited, means Of aeknowle
inn my obligations 10 DIR. Lishthiis method OF "es"
csar,b and with view to aid any who may have suhe'
from that disease in forming just opinion Of Its men"
4 !ts probable utility in their own case.
a FREDERrcKss. JEWELL
q Albany, N Y, March H. 1864
Rsf.rauees TO parties Of the highest respscbsy fe'a
IN tho city. who have been cured OF pene''' o"'a"'
: may be had on application IHi
" OFFICE No. "a ST. MARK's-PLAcE' '
(sth.,,., between "a aud 9d avs
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I,IRn,

pr-nK-on Saturday evening. AprH ncpry Asor Borh
,yrd q years son Of the late John fnfk . =, o-
Jis funeral VII take par. from Lig moefs residence No
Allen street on Tuesday April u. u O'Clock a M me
friends Of t6e snly invited 70 attend ihe tnsh' ""'
be taken ~ Westchcster for iDtcIni,it.
coNGDON-fu Cincinnati on Mondsy Apt Z, Of TYPHOID
fever Waiter Congdon Of Samuel Donsdon oi bfookEh
IN the s7,h year Of his age ,,.a. -,
tend the funeral Monday tle 'i ins ~ y M, 10"
, residrice Of his athei No. 62 fieTcpon street. Inc re-
mains vii! be taken 70 Providence for inierment'
FANsHAW-On sundry snouins April 10 Of SCARLET tvef'
Arthur H. of Margzret and the late James n l. s'
shaw aged II months. a., r.. 4,
TIE funeral IN take place a. the rsidcnoe oi is moe N
Tahy.second street uesr Second avenue 81 '0c' ~
Tuesday morning.
KNIcKFRBocKFR-M Hudson Columbia County on
Saturday Aph 9. Dr. H. bncN'rooehc M Wv O'' ''''
% Of the family are Invited 20 attend hs funeral a,
~ i,s residence al ] O'clock Tuesday morning Apn
~ iis rsnsins VIII be taken TO Upper Red HoSf ior M
,.rosnt -. = W. syI f tis. - IH 4 f.'f'
,,cIrurANp-Js mi. ciy Oh Es,urday, April o. OF con
s,,ny,ion Pbilip G. H. McCleland, aged % years.
tn. yat,yes and friends Of the fhi y are resPeeiny iNeu
70 sttsnd his hnert on Tue-Gay 18th insl AZ O'CLOCK
from No. . West Twentieth inst
MORroN-Ou Sunday afternoon, April 10, et o'clock
CIhsrine Howe infant daughter OF Capt Thomas MORTON
aged months 49,, ,b. ,e.iJence =
IN. father at Sherwood N. j.
MrTCALF-On Saturday morning Aprii k;y Y hsy aaushte
Of william H. and |to"h' ''o'' " |Ase' u" w
and friends Of tho family and lose Of her grand
,. Ia, Thomas 1ileston, are invited 20 attend he
frnersl Ills Monday afternoon 2. Y 'oek tn No.
Essi Fourteenth slIveh
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Auction Sale Of Pictures by COinan
ucEntcc md shnsiuck.

A collection of 75 pictures by these gentle
men quite filing the walls of Mr. Snedecor's pleasant
gallery is to be sold tomorrow evening by Leeds The
date on many of the prove them to be whhthe
ttepage of the catalogue declares them. the latest
works OF the artists when IL adds 10 this that they are
their best We respectfully demur nthey were So the
substantial regulations that these gentlemen have
achieved would be simply incomprehensble There Is
not here one picture by McEntee for example, than is
ne,pted M well as be can do. On the contrary tiere
are more bad pictures Of bis on these walls tlah Foou
ones and indeed the whole collection bears witness 70
careless taste on the part Of all the three cOhIiDus
10 It, 10 manufacture pictures enough 70 MAKE re-
muneraye sale with but very mite Iesau W 'c ohoV'
upon their reputation II
Mr.. Colman has disappointed his early admirers
much of late He shows best here In his small stndles
az Suanish buidngp such Nos 80 and -. 1hry ore
moi worth much IN themselves but they eynce eerla
love Of the picturesque, aud faculty 0i sHlngl H. ub'
something might come Of ifit were cultivated
Mr. Shatucks best picture is his large one, No. 81.
II suffers from there being so Htle force IN le shau
ows II has tame look But II Is better painted than
any other picture in the rooma compliment which &e
sorry 70 say is not valuable az would DC the
rest were better
As tor Mr.. McEntee, we regret for our own sake as
wen as his that be should not have thonglt u WORM
while 10 contribute at least one work that woud nave
dono justice 10 the powers which nc pnaoupseny pos
seses Our suggestion may be quite out of place Dnt
we cannot refrain from Suggesting that every foa!
poor picture which artist allows 10 go out lhto tno
world, no matter how mach money Il may put INTO has
nonket Inv lis sale w most assuredly, end b. taking
money ont and instead OF bearing compound interest
In reputation and money. every good picture does
will have tho miserable effect OF disgustng Its pur
chaser and of communicating that disgust to others
No artist who is really aniinn cd by the artist spirit
will ever let work leave bs studio in which be ha
done less tlan uls Qest,
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

Since first publicly acknowledged the great benefits which
received from the skuI treatment Of Dr. Lshh in regard
to my hearing letters inquiry have necessarily poured upon
from all parts Of the country parties desiring
the particulars Of my case and indeed sussd at the
number of individuals who affected similar to the
In which have beep and therefore feel more and more
sacred duty which 10 these sufferers to direct them
proper and reliable obtain the benefit they so much
cove and which many afflicted ones have hitherto sough,
in vain Just had done previous applying to Dr. Light
hill.
had from infancy very deaf ear which always dis
charged more less offensive matter and the source
the greatest annoyance and discomfort Last year tn,
other ear also became diseased and both discharged e
low matter very profase and highly offensive. My hesrn
became very much impaired and the discharge produced h
greatest debility Of body and depression Of spis appe'
my family physician and other practitioners withOu, derv
Ing any benefit and almost desPared Of being restored 4
health, when proyden,lally apped to Dr. Lghthi Unde
his my began improve once and continued
do until in comparatively short time, both
healed the discharge removed and my hearing restored Al
sOppage Of discharge Of long standing might prove de
mental my general health, which find great many
entertain in regard the removal Of discharge from the
Ny experience however has proved cOnclusvey that
prehenons entirely groundess in both respects for both
well and my hearing good at present. the day
len OF treatment and the sopPsge OF discharge instead Of
proving detrimental my health has given the highest elas
city and vgor to my body and flow Of spirits not expert
onced for a long time previous
wish thst the above mig general answer TO the
interested but should the other desire TO sppy to
personally by letter wicheerfy satisfy reasonable de-
niands upon my time.
avail myself Of this opportunity Of again publicly express
ing my deepyfI. gratitude to Dr. Lishthi, whom esteem
gentleman and Of science in whom the hshes! con
adenee NAV be placed. JOHN MOTT.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
A Gard.

TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE FOURTH Ma
TIoNAL BANK OF THE CITY OF SEW-YohK'
The difficulties existing in the Board Of Direct
ors Of this bank having been noticed in one or more oi
the morning papers Of Saturday In spirit OF great IN
fairness toward me and evidently intended 10 produce
prejudice against in the minds Of the stockholders
beg to ask that they win suspend Judgment In The prem
ses until the meeting called for Thursday the lith inst
when fun and candid statement Of the facts will be
presented 10 them. GEORGE OPDikL'
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Entertainment. Thi- Day and Evening.

For location Of fAeoter and time Of ddrr
hsemeHts In other columns ef hiis paper.
METROPOLITAN FhR-fOurteenh street and Sixth avenue
and 18th street and Broadw ay-Day and evening.
ACADEMY oY MUsic-Robert e Diabe.
NIELO's GARDRN-The Fools Revenge.
WALLACK's THRATYR-Foles ofs Nisht-The Secret
WINTER GARDKY-Judith the Daughter Of Merari.
OLYMPIC TBEAIKE-Om Wife-Loy alma.
BARsUvsGsnts Dwsrfs-Aphrosa, the Spirit Of Beauty
Van AxBURGu's MEsAGERIE-Colleotion Of Animas
IlIPPoTHFArRoS-Equesirian Performances.
HoPE CHAPEL-Ihe Grand Sereoscopiicon.
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fAdvertisement.I

METROPOLITAN FAIR.-ExtraOrdnary attrac-
tions in DENoREsTs n. Y. ILLUSTRATED NEWS. Splen-
did Illustrations. in coors of the NowYork Fire Do
plrtment Inaugurating Ceremonies, and other objects
of interest connected with the Fair. with ful-sze
Pattern Of the French Jackctaone worth % cents
Also Fashions, by Mime. DEMoREsr. Sold everywhere
at 10 Cents
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
Dnsincss Noti1es.

Most PARENTS CAN APPRECIATE the bless
ngs resulting from the Of Mrs. WISsLows SOOTHING
SYRUP their children 1t not only relieves tho child from
pain but regulates the stomach and bowels Wind Collie
and acdiy soens the reduces inflammation
and by giving health to tho child comforts and rests the
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
STRIKING ADVANTAGES
YOR SELECTION ARE PRESENTED
AT GENTSs
CosnoPoLITAs HAT STORE,
No Ala HroadWay

HUNDRED STYLES IN Dress and Business Hats for Gen
emen Hats and Cap. for Boys and Youths Of all ages Chill
drcn and Misses fancy Hats aud Bonne and nisrt Head
Dresses, embraced in the
SUPERB SPRING ASSORTMENT
ct this great Central Depot Of the latest
fashions OF EUROPE AMERICA
subdivision the trade The store itself Is the most
completely organized ss well a.
1HE LARGRsT HAT ESTABLISHMENT IN THE UNION.
And survey Of s various departments will convince every
visitor thai nothing has been e jone render IL. extern
sye stock an eIole Of the hat fashions Of the whole civilized
world. ]. n. GExfy, No. 5l3 Broadway.
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AdYertisnnent.l

lAdYertise ernent.I
DBMORBST's NBw-YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS
improves steadily The number for this week has an
illuminated title page, with other new features The
Typographical appearance is attractive and the work
manship Of the cuts is better than ever
IBrooklyn Standard
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
9petial Notices.
Union General Committee.

Union General Committee.
The Regular Monthly Meeting Of the Union General Com
mittee Of the City and County of New York will be held
MONDAY EVENING next, 1lh int at No. 639 Broadway,
at O'Clock. Punctual attendance is requested.
RUFUS +. ANDREWS, Pres't.
HYSRY II. WooDs WILLIAM W. LADD, Secretaries
The Fifth Ward Union Association will holda reg
ular meeting THIS (Monday) EVENING, April H. 1864, al
o'clock at the Union Headquarters Of the WId NO 2s
Franklin-st. THOS. OUTWATER, President.
WI T. A M6Ss s,sr'' lsccr,,arie.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
AMUsR uENTs.

The opsra suggests nothing new for criticism.
20 We have TO record only the production OF Roo"' %
D;abis sung in German and italian the same nish''
Fst and lone for sgnor Mazzolenis beneht on Sa'uf
say. Tonight ionday) Robert ie D'ett Will be Played
and on wednesday, Faust. These are the oh'y an
oouncementS
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

lAdvertisementl
For MOTHs-CEDAR CAMPHoR is sitting to
oil insect life. Cheap agreeable, durable, and reliable.
Right owned and trade supplied by HARRIS Chaplain,
RnStnn.
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SYRACUSE, Feb. 20, 1864

SYRACUSE, Feb. 20, 1864
have been dea. iu since was in College
some twenty years ago. By the skill of Dr. Lishthl its
hearing entirely restored that now hear alike with
both ears aud lind that my voice with much more
ee.e and comfort than before JOSEPH N. CLARKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11
REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.

From the Rev Joseph NJ Clarke, Rector of St. James
Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

Oeafnoss, Catarrs,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
INSTRUCTIONS OF THE EUSTACHIAN
TUBE,
AND ALL THE VARIOUS DISEASES
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR-PASSAGES,
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED By
DRS. LIGHTHILL,
No. "a ST. MARKS PLACE.
U DR.. e. D. LIGHTHILL has entirely recovered from
his recent severe illness win henceorh be in constant
tendance during the regular Office hours-frOm m. till
3p. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

The Propriesors and Owne Of the following iinss
Of se account of the continued increase the price Of
labor hay srain ai all materials used In connection with
their business compelled to advance bAr Fair to Ten
Cents and aer April H. 1904 Ten per cent Of the gs0ss
receipts the rsent week d6nated TO the Sanitary Fairs
Madison-av Lime Murphy Smith, STRAY. Live, Andrews
Mcdonald; Consolidated Stage Lines. J. A. Aar,ha a3d
and Broadway Line MSLelsnds Pulls, 6th'Av an6
Broadway, Marshall 4 Pc nv.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

From the Rev. John No D. D. Professor in Union College
Schenectady
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

Mnryin,s Patent
FIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE.
Superior TO any other IN tie following PARTICULAR;
They ~ hrr proof.
They are more bufylsrpfooL
They are perfectly dry.
They do not lose iheil hre-prooi qualities 10y Sse
Manufactured only by -, o.,o,
Send for Descriptive Circular.
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The most Powerful sIory ever Penned!

THE NEW YORK MERCURY
for April q, 1864.
READY EVERYWHERE, AT NOON TO-DAY.
Five chapters Of this intensely absorbing tale published
in the present issue Of THE NEW YORK MERCURY. All
who read these chapters will follow the story to its close For
nrcacy and depth plot vivid porstue Of character and
intense dramatic interest," thi tale will stand without para
h and produce sensation unequaled by story that has
been published for years.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-11

ward Close & CO.. No. l28 Wllsmst, oher 10 10 the
~. The celebrsted HECHTS GROUP SYRUP" This Is
no ausck preparation but unans cure for Crop pron
chs Asthma &C. Parents! n You yalne the heah o' your
children, keep Heehts Group syIup- elways AZ nana.
Treusury Certificates from Second Auditors Tor
BouY aud Back Pay eased Also dsehsssed soldiers pay
cenIdcales. 6OMES. BROWN Co, Brokers
N ko2PAk place,