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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-05-10
BucnU.

For Weaknesses arising from excuses, abiis
OF Dissipation, early indiscfelon Of abuse, az
tended with the following symplomst-
lnlisposiion to EAertion, Loss Of Power,
.oss Of Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror Of Disease, Wa6dnluess,
Dmness of Vision, Pain ia the Back,
Universal Lasstude of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands, Flushing u Tic Body,
Dryness Of the Skin, .Eruptions on the Face,
pallid Countcnance.
These symptoms, If allowed to SO ON, which
this medicine Invariably removes Don follows
haPotmcy, Fatmtg, Epitqtic fHs,
Ia one Of which the patient may expire.
Who can sag. that they are lot frequently fol-
slowed by those "Direul Deeases"
"INSANi7Y AND cons UJfAi0N"
Many are aware Of the useoftbersuilcring,
BUT NONE Will CONFESS riIE RECORDS uF 1nE
INSANE AsYIuMs.
ind Hclducloly Dedths by Consumption bear
ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion.
Tie Constitution once e6eeted rih O,gpaie
Ht0kness requires the aid Of medicine TO
strengthen and ingigornte the system
Hhieb lIELMno1ps EXTRACT BucHu tRraria-
btu does. A trial viii convince the
most skeptical.
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TzEEMBCLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BuCHU,
n Positive and Specific Remedy FOR diseases y
the Bladder, kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsieal
dwellings
This medicine increases the power Of diges.
ton, and excite the absorbenis utohrRlthy &C
ton by which the watcry o. ealearccus depo
stions, aud all unnatural enlargements are re-
duced. MS well rs pain and inflammation.
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A Lecture for Young Men.

just published, new edition OF Df. Cui-
verweiIss Celebrated Essay Oh the radi-
cal cure without medieneD Of SpermOt0rhGa, ;
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, lmpotency Mental and Physical Inca
paety, lnipedimeuts - Marriage, ete.i aiso,
Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, indnced by
seifindnigence on sexual exiFayagaBee.
10 Price, IN a scaled envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author 10 this admirable es-
say clearly demonstrates, from 3 thirty Years
successful practice, that the alarming eonse-
gu6nces of seifabnse may be radically cured
without The dangerous nse ~ Internal medicine
on the application Of tie kHife-~pointing ont
4 mode Of cure, NJ once simple, certain aud e.
fectual, by means u which every sufferer, 10
matter what BITS condition n@y be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, aad yadseaag'
ng~ This lecture should be in the bands Of
every youth aud every man IN the and.
Sent upder seal, ia plain envelope, 70 any
address, on the receipt 81 siz cents, or two post
age stamps, by addressing
CHAS. j. q. KLINE K co.
ri BowerY, New York Post Office Box. $3.50. \
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For Wounds, either Occasi0ncd BY The
BayOneL sabre or the Bullet, Sores
or RruiSpg.

70 which every soldier AMI sailor are liable, there
are no medicines 30 safe sure and convenient as
Holloway Pills and Ointment Thepaor Wounded
and almost dying sufferer might have Ills wounds
dressed Immediately, n be would only provide him.
self VITA this matches 0ntmeft which shouia he
covered VITA piece u linen from hts krapsack and
compressed With handkerchief Taking nighi and
morning 81 Pilla, D. r1ol the systgm and prevent
inflammation
Every Soldiers Knapsaek and segmans Chest
should be provided with those valuable Remedies
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CAUTION l-None are genuine unless The
words -liutLewAY, NEw AoRk AID LoNpeN, are
discernible "a q Watar-nark IN every Leaf 81 che
book uf directions around each pot box; Tie same
may b. plainly seen rs holding the leaf The Hight
a handsome reward viii be given t0any one render
ing such Information az may lead 20 the detection Of
any party or parties eouHterietlna the medicines or
vending Che saine, knowing them 70 be spurious
80 Sold OF tAe mandatory 81 Professor llnLtQ-
WAY. 80 MuideH Lane New York. and by siirespec-
table Druggists and Dealers "a Medicine, throughout
the civilized world IA pots and boxes 90 30 cents ~
cents and Sl.l0 ench.
TT There Is considerable saving by taking tie
larger sizes
N B--Drcctians for the guidance Of patients Ia
every disorder are affixed ~ each pot and box
80 Dealers In my well known medicines
can have SHOW Cards Circulars, &c, sent Free
Of Expense, by addressing
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
Iv4t 80 Maiden Zane ". \
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WtaEntS OF Debility Induced BY Over
nnlianA

VIII Soon disappear hy o. nsc ~ tesa Invaluable
Pills aAd tbs soldier Will quickly acquire siliiiqB1
strength Never iet She Bowels he either confined
% unduly acted upon u Rag seem strange that
Holiawbgs Pills sll9nA he recommended t9f ilt ees-
tcfy and flaX, many persons sUpNaiHF Sos iHg
wopld Increase The reagnfrn Ias Z q arf q
takc for tiiese Pills 49, sfc1 q, i.4cF and saia
aeh 8nd tsas fvbute 81 the ueiid Auams ffpin ihr
ssslem liis mealc.ut win give taa sad i44f @
health and - uath Gii5w Is = matisr q course
sUtAinH Will Stop lhc relaxation % the Bow Is 20
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Volunteers, iitcntlOn ! iHlisrrfiionS
Ynuih

Sores and rlecrs Bl0icbcs and swcllings can With
eertiiaty ~ radically cured, II The Pills are taken
night and morning and tho Ointment be freely pNed
as stated III the printed Instructions lftnaied IN
any other manner they dry up IL ohc pert q break
ont IN another Whereas this Ointment wili remove
the halnors FROM ne system and leave the patient
Z vigorous and hoIlthy man. II VIII require ittie
.r. tllla. ~ ma ..a... u mann. n lnain. auFD
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rro THE LADIES.

lhW II ~ LaDIENs ne ffltWNttH
u DIR. 4. Din particularly invites MI indies
who need 1eeicoi o. Sargttotadyiscr, TO call
at Bis Rooms, No. 81 EDdicou Street, i'ostuny
Mass, which they WIN annnsed lor their spee-
lal accommodation.
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty years
70 this particular branch Of the treatment Ola
diseafes peculiar 10 lemsles, II SNOW conceded
by al doth ii this country and IN Europe that
heexeclls an other known practitioners IN tie
safe, speedy and effcctual treatment Of ell fs-
male complaints
His medicines are prepared with the express
purpose of removing MI diseases, such as de-
billy, weakness, unnatural snppressions, en
argements IL tie womb also, MI discharges
which how from o morbid state 81 tie blood
The Doctor Is low fully prepared % treat lu.hIs
peculiar style, both medically and surgiealiy,.
ali diseases q the female sex. and they ARE re
spcctfuIlg invited to cali Al
No. 81 EHdicOtt Sirftl, BOSOB.
All letters requiring advice mnst eontain one
dollar 10 enfure an answer.
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HAVING facilities equal, If not superior to
HI anyother House, for obtaining my Goods
Direct, under Custom House Seal, ] most re
specially call the attention Of the County
Comr issioners, also Town Agents nd dealers
generally, to examine my goods before purchs
ing an Goods Warranted represenitd, o. no
Sdle Ny stock consists ia part as follows
0tard, Dnpey & Co., J. & + Marlctt, Jules
Robin & Co.. N. Barriarrion L. CO.; United Pro
prietors, Peilesone & Signele Brandies, Mn
iers Swan, De Kuppers London Excise, 81.
Nicholas, Excelsior and Citron True Gins, 81.
Croix, Jamaica and Antique Runs, london,
Hungarian and Burgundy Port Wines, Sweet
and Dry South Side Madeira, Pale and Brown
Sherry Wines, Limmerman's and Longworth's
Ohio Wines, Champagne and Claret, Of various
brands. OLD BOURBON, Monongahela, Old
Rye and Wheat Whiskies, OF the very finest
quality. Also, Mehan's Irish Malt Whiskey.
All Of which are offered at the lowest market
nricee
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Sick Headaches aud Want Of appetite,
IptideulaI Ia Soldifrx.

from Trouble annoyance 0tstfgcfsd trs gif4ii g.
"a estisg aud drinking vintreF . uuwtalcsoue.
Aus disturbing t's htalfhN cilaH II the Hyte and
stomach. These organs masi h1 relieved ifyaa aa-
sire 60 ~ wtlh tn, llls ttksr according g ne
ifinted Instructions VIII quickly produce healthy
action % both HVef sad stomach pai VI natural
:. -. H---- ~ - - -.
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HOME COMFORT.

AOMd COMEOA1s
s.
hi (rTl
y aa
EklI 80 -.
sL.
in.the nicely with which its joints are
fitted, and in its beauty and finish.
1t performs all Cooking and Bak-
ing quickly. and perfectly, with but
little fuel, great economy being its
chief merit.
These Stoves are made of two sizes,
No. 5, Plain and Extension top, has
three 0 inch holes and one 10 inch.
No. 6 has three . inch and one l0k
hole, and large fire box.
i"ose WIN i1A''''''o' '0P "9 p'o'
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FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN !!

A schosarshiN la hfySas. SiFsster < Cas-
MsarAntsle Colleges, iesstsd ~ Aew Aara Csfv,
hru@klya Aih&6g. &rag huHai0. Clssnlans,
neir06, - esEe am& ss. Aa4is- ASS Yenng
nsa wha eo@t6mFaatss taieflne tstller q gAest
Colleges $751; fsd 4 greatly n his adFsn,ags
bg eRslsae Al IRIS 04FtcA ard aseeFssiHifs
haN ehesn he cas- neae8Fs Il sesiassrshlp b
taeaS hsss cJsss nsstnflenk
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CRUSADER.

This Stove also is made with or without
Reservoir and Hot Closet. Oven doors liEsi
With tin reaeotors and wen ventilated A
stove which we warrant in every particular,
We sen also the Monarch, Comfort
er, House Eeepcr, Henry Clay,
the elevated oven CuItivator, and sever
al ether kinds Of cook Stoves. besides large
assor,men, Of Parlor and ParIor Cook and
Box Stoves. q all zines AID prices. which
viii be sold for smaller proat. than stoves
usually are.
All kinds sf House Furnishing
Goods constantly On band
Also, several kinds q Pumps q The
best iaaks. ard Lead Pipe
TIE Highest Markst Prizes, Cash, paid ~
CaIf skins sna Sleeps PeIis.
Ma iE Mss Sd is&
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a,Oo VIII M FORFEITED y

exon Will ~ FORFEITED ~
t1VNV pF- L.. NIX h3ieE ie tae b
ussly sHa poe aiaaspilf. niih lrssasstrsiai iFnsa
eecaHshee eg f-Hf 81 r2peenfs te aA weather,
SRA ssse sa3 Ffassat fnei igsnts.
SFtF ArpSE ANp SOLITARY HABITS,
Their cEset anA coussqaeacesf
suECiAL AlLWNTs AID SITUATIONS.
ipcseut Is Msna3 asd sinsls lndissl
sEcRET ASb DELICATE DESCRIBES.
cseos " ihe skis lceu 81 the Aesa, lhroaf
aud Baif lhprles an the Face svslhrFs Of
the 1nuis3 Nervousness Constitutional and
oihef IS eakuesssg Ia 0alb, aaa ihs mege Al
VRacsi. 81 aii srte. 81
BORN SENEs. SINGH or MARRIED.
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F~als SALE

A G(a0N FARM ENisE
n Aits 5 sos. 81 e AHMsEENN9as
aMEEHs Ns " A<HfNG MACHINES 81 f&ssaaa
t4l 81 fas e6 fssug 81 ias anir BE iH ta Hsaif uE-
Enaesss "a 4Klsr 0ffGlA
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Barr & Burton Seminary.
Farm For sale.

Y oFFTg NY FARM FoA sALE siiuassa ss sht
neeth fafs = tabs sama. ThefN Is suuae ever SO
aenos st lSn4 sxcf s9a hngEaNsa ifciaAiaa IfAEEE
nM BILLING H0t sk@ ass all RHcasscrg BAL sdlasss.
IN Ess relnss Alsa ~ stesk - Is ataFe YsrU.
rallslsisas g eFsf - sisEfH sHH VI " Cow =
AabNs CATTLE aKkA ans HORSES gsema
very sAsys fw fssthff yarsiQal4rs eHyaifs 81 81,
srehs gAt sahssg$asz
9EQRGE BARNARD,
Faessss Pa4ai Disc. ibAs .s@2
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pr. I. DIx's

charges arc very moderate. Communications
sacredly confidential, aud nll may rely on bin
with the slfictest secrecy andcoufdence, what
ever may be the diseHse, condition or situation.
u any one, married or single.
Medicines sent BY lhil Or Express 70 MI parts
of the United Suites.
All letttr- requiring advice must contain one
dullr 10 insure an answer.
Address Dr. h. DIX, No. n kndicolt Street ).
Boston, Hass.
Boston, Jan. 30, 1f64.--Iy36
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and no Erpc@re.
II causes a frequent desire and gives strength
70 urinate thereby removing obstruction. pre-
venting and curing structures Of the Ureihra,
allaylng pain and inflammation, 50 frequent IN
the class Of diseases and eXpelling an P0isoH
0us, Diseased and rorRoBt bitter.
THOUSANDS UPos THOUSANDS VINO HAVE
BEEN THE VICTIMS or QuAcKs, and WHO have
p ID henry fees 70 be cured ina short TN 2, have
found they were deceived, and that Tie IoIs-
oSn has, BY the use of "poWEEFu AsriIsG.
KSTs,n been dried up In lie system, 70 5reak
out ia an aggravated form, and perhaps FER
Marriage.
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Tiie no mare Baisaga, HercgfA mp easaaf
Medicines fof unpleasant mi dqRgtren diseases
EXTRACT BUCHu AID IMPROVED
p9Nf ~ 4G4f nffHEH
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sECRET nINEASE

lq al their stages At little expense,
Little or no change in diet. No Inconvenience.
And no ETDcMge
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No. 81 EudItotl SlreI, BOSTON.

Ail letters requiring advice must eontain Of
dollar 10 enfufe an answer.
Boston, Jan. 70, ls64.--iy3e
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Use ElELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHr foralaf
fectioas and diseases Of the UnISABY OnGAs8,
whether existing ~ MALE or FEMALE. from
whatever cause originating and 10 matter 'ol
no LONG STANDING.
Diseases Of these organs requires the MD o. "a
DIUBETIC, IiKL@RoLD's EXTRACT BucHB Is
THr CHEAT DmKETto, and Il certain 10 have
the desired effect 10 ajl Diseoses for rtieh i il
Recommended
Evidence 81 the most reisble and re ponsi-
bic character will accompany the med Inc.
Price sI.OO per bottle, or siorx $500.
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i ~ nuAuged that paiieats never see az hear
each oibef hsoailcci, ihn osLr enhance 10
Dts office L No ~, having uo conneeiien With
BE residence consequently a. family ihieFup
lisa 20 thai "a rs account can sus person hes
itafe evolving al his office.
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C0lghS and f0las aIIrfllls Tw01S

MEL p si'A rIsftt asd tttrtlstI flrai "a
using titsF afla fsis Hldiia'Hft ~ 81 IaF ~ FTaa
s attention g. tte DInaleat ai.l are sitaeheI d.
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BUTTER. EGGs. BEANS, MAPLE 81.
GAR. taken j. exchange.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13
fnE MAINE ELECTION.
HANDSOME UNION GAINS.
AN INCREASED VOTE ON BOTH SIDES.
We Probably Gain MEMBER Of
Congress.
PoRrLASD. Me-. Sept. Ia


Psr.lasd-sanuel Cony Republican, for Cover
nor, 2.73i, Howard, Democrat, l,76O; Scattering,
3. Majority for Cong, 972, against G77 last year
ne! gain, 2s5.
sevcl towns give Cony 1892 Howard $3.50;
soattering2. Last year the same towns gave Cony
1854, and Bradbury S,2os Majority for COny this
year. 942, against 5G6 last yesr--net gain, sc.
. Thirteen towns heard from give Cony 2, 7SS ma
yority--net gain, $50.
The returns will como In very slowly tonight,
owing to @ severe storm which makes the telegraph
lines work hard.
PORTLAND, Me-, Sept. l2-9 p. m.
Thirty-nine towns give Cony li,745, Howard
y.l59. In the same towns last year Cony had
Is. O96, Bradbury 1921; Union majority this year
5,5S6, net gain of 72l.
saco gives Cony go, Howard 39l; last year
Cony had GU, Bradbury $50. Bangor giver Cony
1868, Howard ISL last year it gave Cony l73l
and Bradbury &c., the gain fer Cony is ~.
poprIAsD Me-, sept. l2--lO p M
Fifty-one towns give Oony III majority this
year, against 1913 last year, showing net gain OF
s8i.
Augusta gives Cony Ali majority in six wards.
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DIE ID.

ADEE-A, Stamford Conn. Tridsy, SEPT amelia K,
widow Of ia'r Dr. Aurnsus A. Adce T. >. Nsvl. -,
re- ves End friends and tn. friend of the families o. the
late W ism Ades and David Drahsm ere re- ~
gaeed to siieud the funeral ercss at TOE Dateh on
Church OF Lafayette place and fonith sieN
Wednesday morning r,xt at 10 O'Clock. without lor.9eI
Invitation Ias remains viii DO taken !" "e'S-' "
BRoNsON-As Baden Baden Avg r. HsFrietts W. wife oil
isaAc Bronson and dangAter Of the late j. fhi.ps i
Her relatives and friends invited 20 attend the
from Trinity Church. ut O'Clock ednesday oe?'' ~
without; further notice.
cHAMBERson Monday 18th inst Of typhoid fever Ebs'
Chambers % this city "a the SD yerr Of his age
The relatives and friends Of The family and Of his SON Col
WIN r. W. Chambers, and brother Richard 4 chsme err
and sorsinll1 j. Aber. Holden snd RsVh Reynolds also
the attaches of tho Chief Engineers Department are re-
specially invited 10 sead the funeral from his ae resi-
dence No al Forsyth street, WodEe'dsy the i4.h inst
loving kidd exemplary husband indugent and truly
beloved parent. Al honest and worthy NAN.
FIRTHA his late residence Eswtown L. l., Saturday,
Sept. 10, John Firth, ia the 18Th year Of his sse
The funeral y ;sse place on Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Veterans OF 1872 members OF tho Mechanics and Iraiea-
mems Society, a-d the friends Of tho family invited to
attend. Carageswil be at Peek Sip ferry wismsbursh,
.. O'Clock ?. m.
UALI-At his resiiencs in Stamford Conn on Monday,
| Sept. y, Of spope1y, Jonathan N. Hall. ssedel.
| Funeral at II on W Wednesday.
LEELS-At Fshkil, n. Y, Monday morning. Sept. II,
L. Augustus Leeds OF New.York.
Due notice Of funeral viii be given
IPUTNAsI-Et Hanover Il H. ScTt. 7, Mrs; Sarah o. P1s
nam widow Of tho late Prof Putnam oil Dartmouth Coz
STEW arOn Monday sop,. H. at Rye. wesches.er Co.
the r.siince Of his bother ns", Horny Dfevooft esq
DR.. James Stewart OF New York, 49,,
TIE rel ives and friends the family invited 10 ecnd h
fAeTa,on Tuesday afternoon at4 O'Clock from zion IhIch
corner of Madison sui Thyeshth street. without
further invitation.
TAYLO BAt Newbcrn NJ C, oftyphod fevor, tlr John w
TyoT native Of Little Falls, H. L., Ia tho "a year oil ~
age.
oniN1rAhDAt Stanford Conn., Sunday Sept, II, Mary
p.ada wlc Of Edward A. Quu,ard ,nd daughter Of the
aas !sn.e' .no'Ii e ir tho 95.h year Of her age.
.4es. services avn -. Jchns Church, stamford, on
friends Of The family respectfully fnvcd 10 attend with
further invitation Carriages viii meet the Tain Leaving
9th street az II o'clock.
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nInrkcss-Pcporicd BY Telegrdps.

PnuArg1ru., Sept i2.-TTaie rortlnres amt r.crr cui
sale. unin.y.. sn sgPerns, slG sll 90; Family,
Sl20al2J0 Wnr. vcry dun slles go bush. Red ~ -
- 90 Corn quiet Yellow - .; Mred Western III u.
Whiky dull at III 65d g. Beef catlc Received 1900
heed ds but UNCHANGED At i0Il7c. per 10. Sheep
unchanged l., sod o, % to - per head Hog. ed'ancrd.
$3.50 so st *is 5)0s2o per 100 hs net tho LATER for good
corr fed. 80
BALrrsoRs sept eGrain Inactive aud dfoorlny Flour
v,ry dali. Whl,y dull sales AZ auction at - oii Pre-
visions quiet. -
TrYyALo Sept I2-6 p. m.-Flour din ard inactive;
Wheat lower; sales: No. Rcd WlneE ro.edo NJ s. o5 and
20 nj 81 10: Amber Michisan a. - l0i Milwaukee 10.
-nrins ~ 90 Com quiet aud scarcely % hrmi held ~
III li6 Al IS foI No Ua!s sges 9.d aed 2, .sei bari
,r,I ,,es,b,s "a York: Wheat, Iic Corr lsc Oct,
DE- Lac ispofts day, Flour i.!5 55'' NI,at l'
lush; Corn 81 ~ bush Oats. ri on'h. sldey' w
bush Cina exports; Flour, CO.. bis wnrs' o. vv pu'n
Com 1890 bnsh. Oats 1880 bufhi Barley $3.50 ba'h
Rye. i92 bush.
CswEoo. sept. pa ?. m.-fLoua iin ard soc lower;
ssles hhls from Rcd Winter Wheat, No 3lf1 sfl 25;
from White at fll icd&ll a. snd 81 15ds i2 for doube
Extra Wheat quiet and noInin,.y lowerj sse, "a small
FRgiGEIs unchsnsed-Four CYa62c.; Wh.s &c.; Com.
~. ~. l2c to NewYort. LAKE IxPonrs sodayioo0O
buih. Wheat ayv BASH Corn 92o0 bash Rye CANAL TX
PoRrs-s.5 hbs Flouri g. 90 bash Whest; 100 busi
Com; % go bush. Oats. 80 bGsh. Rye.
ST LOUIS Sept, r. oTros-hecip'-. 800 bales nc saleA
AMI dec ilcd sac. CORN lower.
CHcaGo SEPT. 2.-li dun sd Declined 3oifNo Wheat
dol and declined 3n.c., sales At al 9tal 20 for No. and
6Ia ~ 20 fr no. B. Corn duh sid declined lc. sales C.;
> 6 or No !. - c. for No. whisky ~ - froish,s
quiet. Receipts todoy-Goo) bb.. Forri $500 bushels
Whos,; l9101 bush. Oa.; 900 bush Com. SHIPMENT,
5eO bbs Flour; 100 bush Wheat 1910 bush. Conn
lgl % bush. Oatf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-13

MOZART HALL DELEGATEs.-We give Delo"
Che names of the delegates elected TO represent the Fer
psndo Wood wing Of the Democracy at their State Con-
veption in Albany tomorrow. They met yesterday Of
tsrnoon OF eI4 Broadway, and elected hr. John Nc
Coole Chairman Of the delegation and NJ Sylvester e.
Nolan. Secretary The following resolution was OF
sered at the meeting By Nj Sydney p lngrahcin IT,
and adopted;
Mozart Hall ogauzlon Of the Democratic party that We do
heartily support ard indose tho nomination % Cheago Of
en George B. Mcclellan for PRECEDENT and George IT, zen
Sleton fof Wee Prcs.dsni
Fiys, Disfrici-Delegate AlTa W. Lockwood; Altern-
ute, james Fitzgerald.
Second Dis;ric-Delagate Thomas Kivlini Alternate,
Richard Fitzpatrick
THIRD Dsfrici-Delegate, Terence Dubyi Alternate
FSSrti Disiriet-Delegetc Sylvester Z. Nolanj Al
FseS Dis:rics-Deiegate, John 1fcCoole; Alternate,
Harris I,Ogart.
SiIti D.sirct-Deegaio, J. Daggett Hunt Alternate,
Owen Murphy.
Sspsnih Disirict-Delegate. William J. vanArsdslei
EigiG bisfyict--De.egate, Timothy j. Campbell; Al
eernnte, Peter Mcknight
NiH.s Diaric,-De!egate, William Brennnnj Altern-
Tenn DistTies-Delegate. Daniel ". oBrlcn; Altern-
ate Jacob Il. HelzsCI
EsrsuG Dis,rics-Dclegate, james Begln Alternate.
James Heslsr.
T,oslnh Distric,--Delegste. Owen Keenan, Alternate,
Patrick Galigan ,
TlircsnM Disiric,-Delegate. r. B. Bradford Al
.ernate T. p. Farchlid. 90.
FYfiaenG Dis.riet-Deegate, David Banks Altern-
etc HeaTy richardson. =,
Sixteenth Diarict-Delegato, Michael mcCenrj Al
teTnate. Dsuei CALI ghsT.
Ssrenesah Dis.r.oi-Doegate. $. P. Insrahsm jr.;
. Alternate, DR.. james Crow.