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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-30

The DEATH or WILLIAM w. PoRTTR.-At n
meeting oftir attaches Of tho American Telegraph Company
m dis city held a. the uAcr Friday morning, jan 30 for
bs purpor m taking proper scon with reference TO The de.
me- their late colleague Mr VIM. W. Porter, the follow
In resolutions wer. unauimonsy adopted;
Vhsyeas Our Heavenly Father in Ills INFINITE wisdom,
hath ,rsu M 10 remove earth dearly loved friend and
abofer Mr. William W Porter for many years al nttiche
o this ofcea young Of rare promise" und Eited In an
Extraordinary defrer with the highest social qualities, aud
pos.esns On anisbiy oldpo uon that eidcarcd him to all
Who loved him living, uud now noun MN ufanj uni,
IJAeas In the pns,co Of this great sofrow, No iecl that
words are inadequate express ouT deep ouse OF he Tr
lie o snsAired by the friends aud relatives of the lsmened
crased-ve while bowling n humble resignation TO the viii
al Him AHA doo Ell thing we'll" Nould tcEtiy our adj
,on Of the many vruei which adorned the po,les 70
cod of bancess He By oacrns this slight tribute to his
memory. Therefore, b0 h .
g,lysd glst we have received with tbenost profound
,. lie melancholy intelligence oftho death OF hr William
~ Porter " no expired AZ New Haven Conn., "Wednesday
,ppg jan FL after protracted and painful illness, which
10 .u,,ined With true Ghhsisn ortitude
Rir,d That IN the death Of William w. Porter the Amer
lean ectrap Company have ost isitbi and valued scry.
ant M. feo operators cherished and beloved friend the
roon an able End talented preventative and society
~ H. utt, A aud br attest oInanieuts.
R,,red That heartfelt sympathies are due aud are
by the yie stricken relatives OF our late 1850
ci.te n ~ the hour Of their ghiiction.
Realized That copy of these resolutions be transmitted TO
the parents Of the deceased. 800 ,
RS,seI That copy the proceedings Of this meeting be
nubi,h,d In the daily papers this city and la tho New
Haven papers . ~ H. NVh'fs shahbsp'
u. B. GoDrnIs, Sseisisry.
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The Dry Goods House Of Messrs. Mowbray,



The day 10 not far distant when you win be called upon to
elect an occupant for tho Presidential Chair This 10 most
important and queson wei worthy oil your caro-
fu consideration.
the gfoat principles OF liberty which are to DO maintained 70
the =, -.
In ABaAHis LIscoLs the loyal people have found true
leader. able defender u the great ideas upon "hich our
Government founded lie has been tried ard not ouno
wanting No In modern times came into once unoef
,ach irving worked more dhgeny
TO bring dscorn elements together and make them move III
harmony. ,,.,.-.. Ill.
zeal inrsues and subtle psryadns every cspfst
Of order has been created and although IN ths
ndst of almost unparalleled magnitude, We move on
as In times Of the most sublime peace - ,,,nu.pv
ri therefore proposed that on the 22d OF FEBhUAkI'
1884 all citizen, 81 the United States whon. regard 70 EaI
who are IN Of the reelection Of ABRAHAM LlNCoL'
shsl meet appropriate places within their towns
States the purpose Of giving public expression Of tle'
sentiments upon this most important aueslon,
MOSES TAYLOR, DENNlSG DnEh,,,,
Cuas g. UJDsON EDWARD MlNTURN,
MOSES II. GRINNELLS 0EOKnE w BLUNT,
JOHN STEWARD r. !. TA1Loh,
T. H. yANDERN0ORT, y. y. MORGAN,
ROBERT 5. HONE, r. suuRGiS nyrn
= = WYKofP RUSH c. HAWKINS,
h p iRIIID FOsTER GEORGE Y. TALMAS.
- TUos n sTILLMAN National Conference Com. OF
MASON THOMSON tho Union Lincoln A,socis-
Henry n FAbFR \ ton Of Now York.
4 J. Classy secy. g DRAPER President.
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NEW-JRRsEY ITEMS.

ATTRMPT TO PBRsoSATB HUSBAND, AID
ASSAULT AND BATIEgY.-A man named Henry j..
Maakens residing AZ Union Hill. was arrested by Capt
Monk Of the Hoboken Police. yesterday and taken
before Judge Pope charge Of Violently assnulfing
nnd heating Mrs. Margaret Moli II appears from the
gdaYt Of Mr., Mol thet late on the night Of the 2ih
inst she wac awakened by violent kicking and
Knocking on the door Of the house opposite. oc.
cupied Nv Henry Sonors and also b. the wife Of said
honers screaming and calling for help. Mrs. Mol
opened the window and looking across The street recog
nlzcd Maakens, and asked him what De was doing
Accused used abusive language IN reply ana told
Ms SOIners that no was her husband and emanded
that she should let him In. Mr' Hol dressed herself
and went down a. the front door when 8aakens
crossed and selling hold ~ her hair pulled several
tufts out and beat and kicked her IN violent manner
until her husband came TO her assistance. II appears
ut that night Mnakcns and Somers attended Ger
man bali in the neghbofhood and the former took ad.
vantage of the absence 81 tho husband o. gain admit
tauce 10 his houle. The acc scd was held to bail TO
appear for trial.
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Entertainments This Dn, mud Evening.

ToI f0f " c0md1dfafnf adfcren1n 90 ofhey eonnnf
Of his p0per
WInlCK's THKlTEn, Of Broadway and Thirteenth
stfert-Clunde,u.r Marriage.
WsTER GARDEN, Broadway opposite Bond .reet-1icko Of
Leave Man.
OLYMPIC IHEAryR, Broadway above Houston street
Bail IN China SLop-MIeppa (burlrsquel
BARNuss MUsTUsArabisn Giant French Glrn Giant Girl
Giant Boy, What Ist &C, at all hours-Csmilla's Hus.
bnnd-Tbe Tyolesh Wlbstlor--Aftcnoon and Evening
Sr NICHOLAS Hall Broadway, above Prince sirest-Mfor
Of the Rebellion, &c.
IloPE CBAPrL broadway, above Fourth Street.-The Nam
moth StercOscopticon
VAN AaBURGHs MEsAGERIE broadway, above Spring snee
-Grand arlvan OF Wild Animals.
Cmcus- BROADWAY AhrHITHEATgR Brosdwsy nenr Brooms
stree,-Equestrian aud Athletic Performances.
UoyEs CmcUs Nos l93 and 20l BowerySherwood Family
Fquestrunifin, &c.
THEATRE fnAsci Broadway, above Prince i.reetFIsneb
Comedy spd psrsiege.
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\. fon.um,tIou CurnbIe r-The Question Deci-

drdWhsn man csnno, any particular thing he 10 very
opt conclude that hs, thing cannot be done Hence Ths
ke phyaus Of the Old School found that they could not
they declared Consumption to be in.ursoe
This declaration howrycf Is contrsdic,ed BY facts have
many sded Instances OF Consumption being euied oon
Fyn. And America ia sotns without msdi
cncs Of any kind and IN numerous cases oy the use o.
vegetable remedies and judicoas system Of detns ~,
tho tr,strn.n, Of Consumptl,e csses having devoted
his attention eIclusvely to that branch o, nedlcn
practice for more thirty years. lie uses three edi
cine. the principal one called Scheneks Pulmonie syrup
very cesbrs,sd article has cured many con,1npnye ~
tsn. In sos, desperate circumstances and Dr. ScheneH
himself among the number The two other remedies W.
Schencss Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake rus arc used as
h comp other d.,asss, such as Liver Complaint
Dyp.P. ke Dr. SchsEck declares that BY the proper ne
unsss the innys ara almost entirely destroyed which, Of
course males cure BY any human !aesn. ngo
New YOrl every Tuesday rom m to p NJ for eon,a,
son aud advice but his medicines be had there At all
times CONRAD FOX, No. 81 Barclay s. Wholesale agent
Tor New Yort.
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The Discussion Of the Governors mcssnge
.-The Police BilI-Ciiy Taxes and
assessments,

From Our Special Correspondent. -, -. On noe,
Mr.. CURTIS on THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
The sensation of the hour at the Capitol is
the speech Of Mr. Curtis OF New York delivered at the
special session of last evening" upon the G95ernors
Message Mr. Curtis IL Of the Democratic persuasion'
and is one Of the youngest men In the House. being
under % years Of age He does not appear to be very
intimately known TO his colleagues ana ms thcre
had been nothing In his course 10 far TO indicate The
possession Of unusual ability the House assembled nst
eysuipg without any very bgkwTgpEet s1pec!atiepE
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hoard OF Aldermen.

This body met yesterday afternoon, President
HrSHY In the Chair and transacted large amount oil
important business among which was the adoption oil
an ordinance spproprsing the further sum OF s1oo"
for the relief OF the families Of our volunteers.
A resolution by Mr.. RrERs was adopted. notHiih'
standing considerable opposition from Mr.. JOINS pro
vding for the appointment OF Joint committee to de-
wac some means o. relieving the oitzons OF New ork
from pecunAry loss or inconvenience caused by the I'M
perfect manner In which legislative railroad companies
have laid their Tglls
A rreolutlon offered by Mr.. MCMAHON, directing the
Corporation Counse Inform the Board whether there
Was any other way Of leasing the piers ana bnkheaas
than that provided in the amended Charter was OPP
possd by Mr. JOINS who said there evidently was 10
other way and because the Common Council had not
aoed up 10 the provisions Of the Charter the Controller
Vas now unable enforce payment from the essees OF
the Houston street Ferry. This ferry company was
no largely In debt 10 the city III the Controller was
directed ~ put MI the uueIp!rcd ferry .ascs ut auction
ior term II year, he would checrfaly do 10. The
resolution was adopted. -,
resoution was adopted TO increase the pay Of the
PAYERS and labOTers In the CrOton Aqueduct Depart
Ins nj from 81 IS 10 81 per day
A communication was received from the Mayor trans.
hitting report from Fire Marshal Baker In regard 70
tho recent explosion In Maiden lane. and asking that
some stringent measures be adopted 10 prevent the
storing Of Eliminating powder within the city limits
An important communication was received from the
Controller In 10 resolution, showing thr yana-
ton Of all the market property In the city sources o al
income or rents Of whatever kind character. aciu
ally received fom each together with the cost Of clean
ing Lighting and keeping IN repair together with the
salaries Of officers We quote the following statistics
embraced In the communication. matter OF general
Interest 10 the public:
sIAIYMEsi on Rant AND INCOME RECEIVED WITH
THE soUBcfs or THE SAME FOR 1862 AND 1863.
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ASSEMBLY.
ASSEMBLY.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report VI
he kau. York Prison Association.

ASSEMBLY.
The SPEAKER presented the annual report VI
The New York Prison Association.
BILLS REPORTED FAVoRABLY.
Pv Mr.. UopKIys-For town hall in Jamaica.
Nv Mr.. RoBNsos-For the relief Of the Brooklyn,
New. York and Rockaway Railroad.
To amend the charter Of the City OF Rochester. ,
Nv MIR. DuRYEE-To repeal the act authorizing me
saving OF double track in certain streets in Brooklyn
aud Ncwtown Adversely. Report agreed TO.
Also, relative to the Brooklyn and Roekaway kali'
road. A., o.. Hi
nv Mr. BTSEDIcT-To incorporate the OsWego HIS
hIeo rsIstiye 70 the National Academy OF Design.
By Mr. JAcKsoS-Authorizing the Canal Appraisers
10 hear claims not now provided for ny law
Bv Mr.. COuNs-Relatiye to divorces.
BY Mr. WRul-Reiatiye to the burial ground In ba'
tasia.
By Mr. SuNSFR-To eQuslze the compensation OF
BT MIR f. F. SIEvESs-To authorize the Merchants
Bank Of Buffalo TO close its business.
By Mr.. HoEAASER-lncorporating the National
BY Mr.. Misunderstanding the act relative to the
Irie Railroad Company.
by Mr.. BR,NDRETH-for the better information OF
BY Mr.. OIvGyy-For a railroad in Whitehall and
other streets in New-York. ,v,r...
BY Mr.. KIRK-tor Railroad IN spruce, "hlom
aud other streets in New YORK
BILLS PASSED.
70 amend the Revised Statutes relative 70 PRISON con-
Authorizing the Supervisors Of Kings County to con-
rtruct sewer from the county buildings at flatbush
Authorizing the Chief Judge OF the Court OF Appeals
80 appoint attendants on said Court.
incorporating the Roosevelt Hospital Of New-fork.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. URANER-ro amend the General Mahuiacluf
Ing f,W.
By Nj WoRIH-For me relief Of the Long ISLAM
Gas Company.
L Nv M McClSS-Authorizing the Secondavenu
N Railroad Company 10 extend their track.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the first-ayenue ant
Jersey Ferry Railroad TO lay track in certain street;
By Mr. OVERWHELMING railroad in Whitehall
aud other streets in New-YOrk.
by Mr.. BRASDBETH-To suppress intemperance.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr. Notwithstanding our Representatives II
Congress 70 take facilitate the transpora
fion OF troops between New-YOrk and Philadelphia
Laid over.
by Mr.. demonstrating upon the Government TO
a,e al honorable means TO release the Union prisoners
al Richmond. Laid over.
Adjourned 10 Monday eyening
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NEw.yoRK LBGHsE&r rpv
SENATE. ...AD -, 10 ,esI
Bills REPORTED p .voRG8Iy

cENATE...ATf m ,ofs
pr1Js REPORTED 1890 80 49,
By Mr.. MuSefR-l' establish law library
Limiting tho term 4 office Of Notaries Public.
Relative 10 the " es " Justices Of the Peace >,
Authorizing sticcs Of the Peace TO perform INC uu
fies Of Ccrone - in certain cases. ,,hn
Relative 20 the lands Of i. Ii, Remsen ana MS 0''
sren in N'.w.York. ., Tho
by M Misunderstanding the charter Of inc
"Smending the charter q The Columbia Insurance
Amending the charter Of the Lebanon Springs k"ii
BY Mr.. ASpREws-To control the running Oh eaiS A"
To amend the charter Of Pcekskl village. =, am.
By Mr. Angela majority report III laNoI W - a
slowing E ~ Undorhil as Legislative reporter ~ !"
salary equal to that of the CHIEF CerA Oh 'ne
Laid over. ,.or,,rr
nv Mr. HAyT.ys-For the payment ofeertain reenist'
nv Mr. AuEs-Reatiye to the practices OF attorneys
IN courts held by their law partners
Nv Mr. FIFiDS--Relatiye TO administration.
nv Mr. STRONG-To reduce the capital stock OF tne
Brooklyn and Ridgewood Railroad Company
Relative 20 District Courts in New. YORK: !.
Relative 10 wharves in New-York which shall be
leased TO steamboat companies.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Rv Mr. CONSULTATIVE TO The Surrogate's Court IN
TO give effect 10 the resolutions OF the New-forx
Common Council relative to the Nan9erSnt ilei
By Mr. CoRSTLLr-IncOrpcratin the Steam Agrieui'
tursl Company. :, 81, 49, <,
~ srpoxC moved that the judiciary Committee be
instructed 10 report what legislation is necessary in
view O, the moneyed institutions of the State refusing
&c pay o tax On their capital. Carried
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
Leeaning the action of the New-Sork authorities In
saising money 70 pay riot damages
Amending the charter Of the Bible and Prayer-booh
Amending the charter Of tho Brooklyn Fire Depart
Nent. 100,
Ineorporatinc the Brooklyn Yacht Club.
Adjourned liz Monday evening
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Gpefial Notirss.
Continued from Seventh Page.

Post-Onice Netice.-Tbe NAILS for the UM MT u
KINGDOM and tho CONTINENT via QUEENSTOW
and LIVERPOOL per steamer ETNA viii close ~ 'nis
office on SATURDAY, the 3oth day OF January ct ~.
O'Clock m aud the up town stations oows Stations
A and b. 10 a. M. stations and D. W q M. Stations T.
and \, 9, g. H.; Station q. a m. ,,x, N =.
The Dry Goods House Of Messrs. Mowbray,
No. $50 gave their Annual Supper last night 10 theii
Employees and Invited About two hundred Ladies and
Gentlemen sat down to a bouuteous repast.
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THEATER.
w THE DRAMATIC COMMITTEE
Of the

METROPOLITAN FAIR,
For tho Benefit of tho
u. 8. SANITARY COMMISSION,
have the pleasure u announcing that
Mr. JAS. w. WALLACK
has In the prompest and handsoet manner offered all the
Of his establishment to them the first OF
Of Dramatic Entertainments In aid of the Fund OF the ka
In compliance with their request,
On TUESDAY next Feb 2
Mr.. LESTER WALLACkS
elegant Drama, -
ROSEDALE,
the public the most successful dramatic produc
ton Of tho day. WILL by the kind consent of the author be
for the benefit Of the Fair tho treasury Of which
Mr. JAMES w. WALLACE proposes To pay
THE WHOLE Oh THE RECEIPTS
Of the TheateT oa that evening
ELIZABETH w. SHERWOOD,
RICHARD GRANT WHITE,
tlalTmen Executive Committee
J.ssIE BENTON FRKnosr, Secretary.
4 ARGE TENT FOR SALE.--Will DO dis
posed Of cheapi large Tent 100 feet diameter sdtabe
for Keyimenta Tent, for Exhibition Apply to Johs
". CHAMBERS, roow No. "a, Cooper pnisa baidIsk
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FATAL ACCIDEST-A man named McFarlin,
while standing upon tho steps At the Ncwkirk House
Hudson City on Thursday evening, fell backward down
the sOOp and sustained injuries which caused bis death
during the night. Deceased sober aud industrious
man, and was employed u night Waterman 1T tie
tuuueI
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COLLISION. Yesterday afternoon, as one Of
NJ Speer's tuck.wagons hehyily loaded crossing
TIE railroad al the upper end Of the depot In jersey
City the vehicle caught by train backing down,
aud crushed against the depot.
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Alilitarp Notifies.


Ncw-York County Volunteer Committee.
OGcs Now Buildings Chambeus ard broadway, I'd
joining New Court house (eniranoe on Broadway
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
ys III. following are the pecunAy inducements offered;
COUNTY BOUNTY cash
STATE BOUNTY
UNITED STATES BOUNTY 10 new recrils...... JOB
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, addi,ionslto veteran
iV'-'''
Total. .......'.'s'''.'''''''
Applications 10 DO made personally at the office Of the Com
mittce.
G. GODFREY CUNrHER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ORlSoN BLUNT, Supervisor,
ELIJAH y. PURDY, Supervisor
WILLIAM II. STEWART. Supervisor,
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, Supervisor
County Committee.
GEORGE OPDYKE Auxiliary Member.
oRISoN BLUNT, Chairman.
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Tbs.. sufe. with ~ 500 the salary Of the Superintendent
of M.lels male grald total OF ll257 So Valuation OF
sround occupied sites Tor the markets Washuson Market
s3g5UN: West Wafhlngon Market .3WpO; Franklin Mar
IL 10 zoos Fulton Market 1910 OU0 Jcfer.Jn Market,
clus. nftial portion which l. u.ed for Cs sud Police
Court Prison Engine aud Hose Co. houses $4,000 Total,
a5 Tie balance OF The ground AZ Jefferson Market
other than that used for naks purposes IL valued at eIoO
The communication was read and ordered To be
printed Ina l In tic minutes after which the Board ad
iourned until next Monday p IN.
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DYsPEPslA' AND
DISEASES RESULTING mon
DISORDERS OF THE LIvEa
md Il.
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. e.. e."
ne euIedbs
noortANDs
GERMAN Differs.
The great strengthening
TONIC,
These Bissen have performed more CUrsa
Esys and do give bevbr satisfaction
Have more testimony!
Have moro respectable people to voueh fes shsa,
Than any other article in the market.
We defy any one TO contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY sl0c
To any one tia. win produce Certificate pssi.isst,A
that Is not osnsine.
HoOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
win cure every csss OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DlsEAsIn
OF THE KIDNEYS. AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsOR-
DERED STOMACH.
ossERvE THE FOLLOWING SYMPHONIC.
RESULTING IRON DISORDERS OF THE DIsxsnvs OEeASs.
Constipation, Inward Piles Fun." Of Blood 10 ID. Bed
Acidity Of the Stomach, Nausea, HsstburD, Dssea
for Food, Fullnem or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eruc,ations, Sinking or rus,1-
Ing At tho PIT ofthe Stomach,
Swimming of.he Heed,
Hurried and
Difficult Breathing
Fluterins at the Heart,
Chohias or sunOca,ing Sensations whsD
10 lying posture, Dimns's Of
Vision, Dots or
Webs before tho Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain In tho Head
Deficiency OF Precipitation, Yslowneos Of
The Skin and Eyes, Pain Ia the Side, Bsek, Chsss
Limbs re-, Sudden Flushes Of Heat, Bauinsin hsfssh
Constant gnings Of Evil and Great DspTsop Of syto
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BrITBRs 10
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AID Can't MAKE DRryxsRps,
IS THE BEST TONIC
IN TEE woRLD.
q READ WHO SAYS so:
From the Rev Levi @. Beck, Pastor Of the Bsph SAaft
Plantation N J. formerly OF the North bspdM
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q READ WHO SAYS SO:

From the Rev Levi @. Beck, Pastor Of the bspt tAft
Pembsrton, ". j., formerly OF the North bspdn
Church, Phisdslphia ,
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Mr.. Bryant Of New-York, this morning gave notice
OF bin 10 be introduced hereafter lin relation 10 GER
tain Ordinances Of the New-York Common Council,
authorizing Railroad in Broadway" This Is supposed
TO be blow at the Harlem Railroad Company. a
bin was introduced authorizing the. construction Of
railroad from the foot Of Christopher street 10 Houston
street ferry full abstract Of which is subloined.
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Church, fhii'd:lphiA .
have known Hooasris German bttep fsvorahiy Tor 2
number Of yesrs have used them In my smly and
been pleased with their effects that wss induced
them many Others and kns~ that they he
operated In sknsy beneficial manner tahe great plse
In thus publicly procng this fact and calling the ssse
lion Of afflicted with tho dsesses for which they
recommended. to these Bers-knowins from sxpsnsnes
that my recommendation will be sustained do this more
ehesrfully hoOnands Ber is intended \ benefit To
affctsd and 10 not Q rum drink"
Yours truly, LEVI 9. BECK
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From the Rev. j. H. Turner Pastor olflsddDs D. Church.
Phladelphis- 49,
On Jicxsoy-Dedy Sir Having used your German bkters
In nv family frequently am prepared 10 gay that hes ossn
OF great service. believe that In most OF general De-
by Of system 10 the safest and mo valuable fsneaJ
OF which have any knowledge =, r,.,xr,
Yours, respectfully, j. "a. . ~ ~ on :.
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REMEMBER
THAT THIS BrITsRs 10
NOT COHOLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AID CAx'r MAKE DRryxARDs,
IS THE BEST TONIC
IN TEE WORLD.
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FROM ALBANY.
Political Convcntiens-Thc Bouniy and
Police PiiIs-The HI treatment Of He
| turned ooldiers-City Railroads.
ALBANY. Jan. q. 1904.
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.

From Our Special Correspondent
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From the Rev Jos 4 KennarA Pastor OF the 10Th Bspt
Church

fron the Rev Warren Randolph, Pastor Of Baptist Church
Germantown
pa c. ~ JAcxsoyDear SIR Personal esperience ensh,ss
me 20 say regard tho German Bitter prepared BY you
most excellent medicine. In Of cold and
general debility have been greatly benefited BY he
n. Ber. and doubt they will produce similar effects
Others nu..~,~o,
Yours, truly, WARREN hANpoLrh,
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From the Rev j. Lyons formerly pastor Of the Columbus
f''N' W. ~ ~ snd Mils,oun (ps.) Baptist Churches
Wv ~ ~ INV RoCusLLk ~ T.
DR. NJ JAcKsoxDsar Sir: feel piss.s mr. ~ ,s :.
,, Rl,.r, some years since, being much ahicted win
D,.p.pss used them with very beneficial Les0 ns Nr.
rs S,s.s- md Law. heard from them the most tstterinS
i.mois a. , ter great value. In cases oil genera deoH
ir oo'' J. NJ LYONS.