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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-07
list Of Voting Places.

The following are designated the places each Election
District the several Wards Of this city 1T which election,
sAsl DO held. until otherwise ordered
Oct %, 1868. D.T. VALENTINE. olerh.
FIRST WARD.
First District at No. "a GfeenwicL-.t
Second District. at no. 81 CIeenwich-st
Third District, at No. ZIG Greenwich-st-
Fourth district Ut NO. Is DepeysieT-sL
FIah DistIlot, at No. lOl BTosdst.
Fir.. District, at No. q Xnn.t ~'''D'
Second District, al No. 10 Bnriins slip.
Fir.. District. at No. 40 e7een~icG...
Second District at No. l0s Barclayrt.
Third District, at No. 25e Greenwieb-s-
. Fourth District, at No. lindson-st.
Fin. District. ct No ii Jgcobst
Second District. at No. Duanest.
Third District. a, 40. ~ New bowsry.
Fihh District, No. as JsInes-st.
- Sixth District, No. o. Cheny-st
Seventh District, No ~ Csthsrinest
First District. No. 1874 Charch.s,.
Second District, No. &c Nhitest.
Third District, No. 1871 Frsnkin-s,.
Youth District No. 10 West Broadway.
Tlfth District, No SO Hud.on-st.
Sixth District No. 355 Gresnwichst
Seventh District, No IS. Besch-st.
Eighth District No. sic Cans.t
frs. District. No. char nbs ~AA"
Second District 9TH Ward Hotel euss and l.lSs ,,s
Third District, No rs City Hall place.
Fourth District, No. "a Elm-.L
kilh District, No. 81 Cenire-st.
Sixth District, No. I Mubeuyst
Seventh District No ini Mott-st
kizhth District No. % Elni.st.
Ninth District. No. 81 Rsxter-st
sEyEsTH WARP
First District No. 81 HeHsyGt.
Second District, No. l62 Cherryst.
Third District, No. % HenIy-st.
Fourth District, Mo. Is NoHroe-s.
filth District, No 81 Pike-st.
Sixth District Nos. 1917 and 1874 Henrysl
Seventh District, No. MontgomoTy-t..
Eighth District, No 81 Montgomeryst
Ninth District No. 2S3 Henry ST.
Tenth District. No. JIG Cherry 81
Eisyehth District, No. 27s MonToe-st.
KioHTa WAND.
First District, No. ~ GIsene-sL
Second District, Ne. 65 Thompsoust
Third District No. Cisrkst.
Fourth District. No 90 Uoninict-st
Fifk District No. <9l Oreenwich-st.
Sixth District, no tO6 Wooser-sI
Seventh District No. IS West Houston a.
Eighth District, No. l<0 Narick-st
Ninth District. No. 100 Nsrckst
Tenth District No. 200 Naricksl.
Eleventh District No. 305 sprngsl
4wehtb Ds1iel. No $50 Hud.ona
EixTH WARD.
tirss D.stgis No. sg OTseHsiehs.
p l. a..k4 ..r-
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At8.senients.

Al the places Of amusement in town did o
t,lrg business lest week ard give signs Of falling
of
AT Wsllack's, "Bosedale," the grea, success
Of the season, was repeated Monday Thursday and
Saturday, whilo on Tuesday and Friday Pare Gold
was repeated. and on Wednesday Masks and Faces %
Now that The benefit season has Get H., "RCseia'o'
will be played but twice week. n order that the beno-
hcares may have chance 70 appear IN their fnyoite
.oles. Tuesday and Friday are allotted 70 Il this week
Frid6. being redettsr day ia is calendar repre-.
senting mo deception in this case) lis hundretb per-
iormsnoe. The next benefits announced arc Mira Hoeys
to take place tonight when London Assurance" viii
be played for the first time this year. end Mr. Charles
Fishers which viii be celebrated by the reproduction
lsud we trust large receipt Of Money" Thursday
is set apart for the next repetition Of Pare Gold
II possible that Saturday Mr. Waack mot Lester
who Is too willing. bus tie GoyerDOr), viii give us
Rosedale.'
Al the Olympic Mr.. Wood insists on "Tam-
ms Butterfly every night In TIE week and as the
public ode sa,ibps ee) seem 10 like Tie performance
II may be continued for weeks TO come The feat Is
moro diGcut one thar would scou IL first sight but
with The courageous assistance OF Mrs sedley Brown
Miss Amelia Ilarris "a host Ia herself Mr. j. K MO..
MGR, Mr. j. H. Stodd,rt Mr.. W Davidge and others Il
Is genersy accomplished with little danger to any body
EXCEPT The butterfly (Mr. frank Drew with whom the
spectators ssen 10 lave very Little sympathy
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Fnr..,s BY Al Respectable dealer. IN u.Aleins..

RniIroad Noiice.-An persons interested IN the
CINCINNATI. WILMINGTON AND IANES'lLLE
EAIIPOAD rndsE tho purchase thereof recently made
by tito unjorHgnod in trust, are notified that meet
liz Of the paftes Interested viii be held at the ONCE
in he CITY Of Cincinnati OHIO, tho l0 day OF March,
D. 1851 10 O'Clock Of said day for the purpose Of
reorgeu body corporate under the onal charter OF th
nna N ilnngton and GAINESVILLE Railroad Company or
10 adopt such other form Of corporate Organization OF othe
arrange carrying dspo.ng Of ssid rosd property
, Iuchse. - may be asfed upon Parties rested may
b. presented said meeting by agent PROXY aponted by
srif.ns liz Aligned CHARLES MORAN Trustee.
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IL BRIKF.-Cart. Henry 8. Spots, ono OF tho
proprieors Of the St. Ncholas Hotel died on Saturday
night. There are 10 les than loo Tum-shops IN tbs
city Tic steamship Cry Of London took out Oh SatuI'
day. only sl2l, $40 in gold
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Notice.-Special Election, March -, Is6f.-Al
Inspectors Of Fiction at the December election VIII act al
the ta,uiDg election.
Ts c.u8r regulations IL regard TO Elections viii apply to
the Special Election 70 be held Tuesday the th Of March,
1861 on the amendment the State Constitution allowing
fot. vote except THAT INSPECTORS or ELECTION
MUST tCT ALSO As District CASvAssEEs.
No expense l. TO b. incurred for fitting up polls.
Ey order Of tie Board Of Supervisors. -
JOS B. YOUNG, Clerk.
GEORGE william Curtis, ESQ.,. on " POLITICAL IN
FIDELITY" a the Cooper Institute, III ESDAI EVENING,
y rel For psr uars advertisement under head o.
Lectures aud Mc..in.s" on It'll page.
Ceorce Thompson of England will speak in Pym-
ouih 4 .urch brooklyn, on FRIDAY EVENING March H.
Aduis- ION 25 ceuts.
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Alaryin's Patent
FIRE AND BURGLAR SAFE.
Patents issued
DECEMBER /, 1903,
FEBRUARY l6. 1864
Superior u any others IN the following particulars
They more tre-prooE
They Perfectly dry. 49,
They DO not lose theii are-proof qualities by sge
Manufactured on.y by - -
MARVIN & Co., No. 80 Broadway.
Send i0r Descriptive Circular.
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Mr.. j. &. RnpcIyen Of Monmouth County, NewJer
,ey, writes March 10, 1859;
DYsENTERY CURED.
Iyss troubled in January with eovoness FOR several
days ana took ten grains OF caOne to obtain relief caught
cold suppose at any rate severe dsThsa set in, which
NY medical attendant found 1t impossible to arrest This was
followed by dysentery Ny strength was all gone Every
n ing passed through took it. friend from New
York Nh George Lewis forunstely called on me and I'D
ysed Brandreths Pulls. thought in my weakened con
don one Pill would be enough; but no administered four
aud the mex, morning four more. Much impuniy came
so me- and my surprise the and pain diminished
one box cured me fully. am hearty with fine sppe-
tie. You are at liberty to publish this.
BRANDRETIrS PILLS are sold at rs cents per Dor, en-
ye.oped IN full directions. Purchase unless NV PRIVATE
GOV EMINENT STAMP 10 on the box. See upon it B.
BRAEDRETH In white Letters.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, BRANDRETH BUILDING,
NETWORK.
-. 1t lrr H.
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Dusintos Nciites.

NIGHTs oP PAINFUL WATCHING with poor,
SICK crying children b. avoided By tie use Of Mrs WINS
Tow sooTHIsG SYRUP. i relieves tho L,o 'uf,raT from
pain cares wind collie regulates Tie stomach md bowels
reefs scdiy during IL process q teehngis invaluable
Perfectly snfs IN on csae ilou OF oers testify.
HoYT's HIAWATIIA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
H0YTs IiIAwArHA HAIB HEsTOR41IyE.
EOTTs HiAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HoYTs HnwATHA HAM RgsToRIuvE
The standard preparation Tor tbs h-ir W uan'ed IN OIL
es % s'0rc fsdId and gray trr and whkcu % Tier or
suAl e0lr prevents tie Lsif nom falling ont uaci i
hair foi ell sky q Easily usrd tny hdr DE ing a1d
entirely effects q previous " Preparations con-
tanning sulphur sugar Of lead, SC
HOYT's lAPERIAL COIORIvG CRrAs,
Sod Everywhe-e.
Josrrn HoY1 Co. No. 10 Unl,or.iiy.plsc. Nes.York.
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Special Noiiees.

A Regular Meeting Of tho SIXTEENTH WARD
.UhIOS ASSOCIATION vii Do hold Ihls EIENlNo e
He-iqaarteT., No. 2i5 sih av.. q j. o'clock.
HOOPER G. NAh WORST, President
3 5sss4l T. t'T iiiaipr.os s-eso''Iiss
Twslnb Ward Union Associniiou.-A Re5.ia,
So ig TIE Twelfth Werd Union Association will be held
IHls (No1layl EVENING, a. Hraiqrsfien, Washington
ia1 10 a5J 81 ay. O'Clock. Member. OF
Tive col'''ee Aie 5i cISi % 9n p,..o
JoHs n. PORTER, Secretary.
Fourteenth wara Uniop As-!aSlniiOn.-A special
So IS Br-oac street THIS lhouJ1yl EVENING at ..
-. E2ccutlye ConH.ii,ce e. = y mset a. y NJ
b T%ssI s' 655Ar Secretaries
,ip,teeuth Nnrd Tuion A-sociaiiou.-THE TX.
FttIVE COMMITTEE 4 This Associate will meet ~
I'-s-Ifie "a ave. uegr Orhft, On MONDAY, It'll Int. at
! to,, ?. ~, on business q imporiance
EDWARD COLLIN Chairman
o.. GnrooET, Secretary.
special Notice, Of ,he Peoples Union As.ocin;
errdlng TO Constitution 10 allow soldier and b. or'
tAe privilege Of votns e. "a ed With Tickets on lie d
,srs e,Tner Of l6'hs;. and atAsy. CHARLES TRIP
siLAs 1cDD, Sec. ChnirInan Wssd Committee
Twentieth Ward German Republican Ciub.-
The REGULAR mon h moe Tug win BE- h.d at
ronos Nc l59 Wet sd st.: THIS tAiondayJ EVENING,
O'Clock n Aidr,as by Tie, nnan ks.er es editor Of
hsOE Ts s Mail, Secretaries.
The FIccuigo Committee Of the above Club will meet 81
o'cloek Yrttis,ly, u tho same place.
A. ;. DlrfESHoEFRR, Chairman.
NJ ELrrserR Secretary
VnIou General COMMUNICABLE Wsrd Association.
can o! su tickets n favor 81 proposed amendment GLOW
re Soldier t. VOTE Headquarters No CSC Broadway, 90
MoNDAY us 7h in' q sr sqy Tine enMs che day or
4 II. T. " Eq pos s'ans'a'.
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For Coughs. Colds, and Consumption.

Tie VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM is the most
highly approved medicine discovered II
BEST OF ALL TESTS TINE having had unprecedented ,as
ofSEARLY YogTY YEARS. 1t is recommended by best
pEYscrANs our most eminent CITIZENS tie fREss. tns
TEApE in fact BY all who know il. tor certEoaes which
can be given almost any extent wrappers % eeeh bote
NE Proprielors v II cheerfuly refund the money
tirey sasiacory Price 80 cents aud l the large bottles
much the cheapest. BE cAnsFuL TO GIT The GKSvEE-
which l. pep I'd only b. REED, CUTLER& Co. NLosls
Druggists Boston. Sold in New Yosk By Dealers generally
Wntcnes,-sILyER WATCHES Of ell descriptions.
Silver Hunting Lopine Watches, ILL., SIC -ie, aud 80
each - -. -
Silver Huntingcsse Detached Levers, SIS sls, s2o ga
to 81 EACH - -.
70 IT5 each u.
Al warranted and BY mall express 70 all parts ~
the country without extra charge.
GEO. c. ALIEN No. fl5 Broadway,
One door below Cansls.. formerly No. II ell-ft
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Clothing.
The attention Of
WHOLESALE: BUYERS
Is requested 10 our superb assortment Of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS
MEN AND. BOYS.
DEVLIN e Coz,
BROADWAY. CORNER OF WARREN,
BROADWAY. CORNER or GRAND.
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To CoySuMPTIyIs.


Fourhlhi Of you are suffering from neglected colds and
Inflammation Of the delicate lining Of those tubes
through which tie ali We b-cctc IS d.huoi 70 the uurs
Ills obstruc1n produces pain tnd soreness loar-'nes-
cough dhcuy Of breathing hectic fever snd splitting Of
blood matter OF ph.egm which finally o8l-rst tho strength
Il the patient and death JAySrs tKPEcToRAsI
mover fails 70 remove this obstruction, t1a produce tie most
speedy and pleasant results i IL certain IN H. ELECTS rid
cannot f. i TO relieve. The ExPEoToRAsT and ell Of d. d.
jays. & SOUS Family Medicines soh by KITCHEN
TrLEa Co.. 10. III Chslaben-st.. all no / HudsoH-st
mi - Druggists generally.
BEs7 FAMILY SEwIyG-MACHIYB IN THE WORLD.
sews everything. We chllenge, con psnr3n
No. so Broadway y. Y.
BUnKBs Spring Styles Of GEMS HATS, now
ready no. 30 Broadway.
Conner ll'orft.
EXCELSIOR LEG, worn AID approved by
u sor 1en. j.. L. Sielc Also Potent Artificial H;fDs
WAIsEI. WILLS No 40 bfoadauy.
Jerry, No. 400 Broadway, viii open on
MospAr arch 1,le6i biz eegs Spring styles Of LAS and
Carr Cos La4i =, Mi.ses and IihGfen. weag Ale, Hoy.
t,s iom Loudon AL Pans liberal dis cunt 20 the trade
J.h TERRY, No ios Broad"aT.
SrgIyyyAY 81 SONS. Manufacturers OF Grand,
10 IA. II D.S Marble Building Nos. u aud - Eat lit IT,
between Union square and lrvins Place, new-YoL.
ALL FIRsT-cLAss SEWING MAcHIsRs
FOR SALE AsD TO KIM ~
HEX Il CoNPsAY, No. $50 broadvuy
Three doors below tTOomest
WHEELER & WILSON'S
Hi.hnsT rhE.Irs LocK, SE~Ha hAohiStt
No. So Broadway.
DIsgASYs or THE NERVOUS, STMINAI, URN
ART IvD sExrn sysTEMs-New and Icllai, teatueai-ln
Reports Of tho HOWARD ASsociATioS-s,nt m $50 rtr
eus.loes lie. Of CHARGE Address d.. j. bKiLLiS H0usH
lOs, Hov.rs Association. PHILADELPHIA fs.
Prof ALEX. &. BARRY's T'RlCOPHBROCs or ME-
COrPousp for pescyns Restoring and bsau yiis
The hHir; efsdicaug seun and dandfon P,Veni biine"
ursy hairs, e. ring dssasf abe skin, glands id rncst
soL a. san lbeuD pmp eli h.us seh caaps II, gtt
isn sgeling tLIod' &c, ta gyms l'','"' s.e4 ~
.s.fs ~ cIf bglles spIain., buns s,lds, kc Price
cents. Sold by IN Dnes.s Throughout the word Pi.4sps.
0gice, 10. Slt PesTi-.t., hew 4 SrE.
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Cough, Colds, sore Throat, Weak Breast, Brop.
chitis, AL Pulmonary Complaints.
sWAYsE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY.
sWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY.

trial OF many years has proved the world that this
sdy oc@cous in cuirg oil Throat Breast and Lung
Compisinis than hitherto known to mankind For all Gs-
the air passages Lungs s sovereign remedy for
the weak and debaed acts STRENGTHENING siteIstive
Prepared only b. DR.. SNAYNE son, 10. 49, Moth
9th st. Phsdelpha Sold by WELLS, No. us Frsnklins-
cd bAkNES No. 2D2 Broadway. y. Y.
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AR4LEss SOLDIERS The BOARD OF SUR
egoSs and the SURGEON GESEHAL, L. ;. A. have siven
special honorary coumendl'on 20 the "PAINKR Arm aud
slthozcd It's manufacture. 1he Inventor viii give fl ~
iarustion. PALMER Lcrs L.so OFFICES PHiLADELfHIA
NEw.YoEK, BosIoS. Address B. FRANK fALSEH,
SnrseGn-A ltisl
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Metropolitan Fair.--Conirbuiious wiz be received
and stored after tie ed inst at tie 2ld Regiment Arnory =
lshst near othay ard should % and makes
Metropolitan Fair" Mr.. john VI reelsn, AZ "a, Wal 10.
ccps for the sooIs aud pay Fright when goods are
sent OF tie express CONF VINO 1ry ttf oLe
for this Association. Hours for reosils ~ o'o
10 clock y. Contributors requested "a sena TIA Ls
foods me dun. stating character aud ysln o. We sas
T. L. DETnOLD,
Charlsu Of Committee On Organization Se., &c.
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Hcnrie's kakaiine.
FOR THE HART
FOR THE HAIRf
Prepared from the Bark. Root and Flower oftbs
PERSIAN PLANT.

x a X A l. I.
It's the identical preparation used by all the Eastern nations
for ths GROWTH and PRESERVATION Of the Hair and By ~
use the Hair RETAINS YoUTAFuL LUxURIAsCB CoLos
THROUGH LIpx.
One application scM keep the hair oiss oy several daw
and retain In INQUIRED POSITION, without the aid 81
any other preparation.
wiu perfectly preteHt the hair from FALLING OFF, and
qulcky cause new TO In, gpHg te t0hos beas-
wy permasens dlyk glossy appearance.
" WIZ Kenmore al Dandrf keep the Scalp Clean and tbs
Hair Sceet, Moist and Soft
i contains NO oil, cshO, any other injurious Ingredients
and Is the
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN THE WORLD!
1T rs A LUXURY 1T Is Luxury TO USE TN
Sold Everywhere. Price Fifty Cents. Whoesals Depot,
No. Cliffs Nfw-Aork
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Patterns: Patents. PnteGts:

Me..rs MUM s Co. puiilshsEs OF IhE SCIENTIFIC
AHFRIC A. coatnDe 20 itoreys for scoring PEI
tents Tor new inventions in this snd al :ye-a countrie
Nss.r. MUM Co. have had seventeen yesrs erperf-
ence in soliciting patents and have sed attorneys TOT more
than 600 inventors. .
Pan lets dining ,he Patent Laws ard other = pot7Ds
Information r inysntyrs furnished app aton.
IQnsnlaiion ari advice nee AGi,ess NJ NJ GO.
q p.-L r-.y y Y and iL-l. Na.h.n.toL. U. y.
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The following designated the places in each E!ocio
District several Wards Of this city, 1t which election
oAsl DO hold, until otherwise ordered:
Oct %, 1868. D. Il. VALENTINE, ClsTh.
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The only known Resterer Of Color and


The only known Restorer Of Color and
PERFECT HAIR-DRESsING COMBINED.
A SURE PREVENTIVE or BADNESS.
LONDON hair Color RRsroRBR AND DRKssINa"
LONDON Ham CoLoR RasToRER AND DRsssiso"
LONDON HAR CoIoa RBsroRER AID DRkssIso.
" LONDON HAIR COLOR REsToaBR AND DRESSING"
This discovery for the preservation OF the human be u YAK.
Ing The lead Of all hair pIcpeson besides restoring the coos
aud making lar grow on bad hesde It beautiful dresnss
keeping hair soft smooth and flexible erop
S s a h asa Ssvs ha er hs per-
Only PREPARATION single bottles ~ cent? 81 oots.ess
81, Philsdelp6ia, and HEGEAN co. NOs 2os $780, sii
and 7S BROADWAY, N. Y.
Ladies', Breast-Pins, New Styles. TWO, THREE.
-FOUR, FIVE, SIX, SEWN, EIGHT, TEN TWELeE.
kFrEsS T wi r"EEfEsE Co rfS Dull
No. AIS Broadway, one door below Cs,Alst
Opera Glasses.
FIVE Six Eight Ten Twelve Fifteen Twenty to Twensy'
6. c. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway.
One door below Csnslst
Ladies' Gilt Ccmbs-New styles-FRoM PARIS.
Two. THREE, FOUR, SIX, EiGhf TEN, AND FTP
Tor Or. sale l w GEO. c. ALLEN.
No. AIS Broadway, one door below Canai-st
rT Tp- HhhP FIVE E sewn TEN ELF TWv fAf y
GEO c. ALLEN,
Ne. AIS Broadway. one door below Csnalst
Genilemen's scarf Pins, :tyles;1oNE; TWo.
TEN twenty to fIFTY D0LLARs each. For sale By
GEo. L. ALLEN, No: 4ls Broadway.
One door below Canal-st.
Gold Necklaces for Hisses.-tNE, seen, TEN
TWELVE, FlFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE, and
For ale by GEO. c. ALLEN,
No. as Broadway, one door below Csnal-st.
CcntleIneu,. Fine Gold Sesl-Rings.
FIGHT Ten. TWELN e, FIFTEEN, EIGHTEEN
TWENTY TWENTY-FIVE to THIRTY FIVE DOLLARS
each For sele by GEO c. ALLEN,
'''N Ne as Broadway one door below Csnal-st.
Ladies, EraceIet-, New spies.-Tso Three.
-Four Five Six Fight Ten, Twelve, Fifteen Twenty Iweu
ty.lye 10 se,enty-fve Dollars each For sale by
GEO. c. ALLEN, No. AIS Broadway,
One door below Csnsi-S
Caution.
Persons Wishing 70 purchase tie Genuine
SWAIN PANACEA,
need not imposed they Vii be careful 20 observe hae
the name JAS SAM correctly stamped on tue sealing
az the Internal Reysnge Label erg
the side OF the bottle, IL pasted sPen
did Bank Note kngraving furnished by the National Bank Nots
Company Paeepha, IN the center Of which portTsn
OF the la;e WIN. SWAIN.
Be csfeu to observe that the Swain "a correctly
spelled on the bottle, containing
sNAIMs EER9uFUGE
Prepared only at SWANS LABORATORY,
No. ! 3 South 7th-st-,
Below Chestnut,
And SOLD BY ALL DRUGtIsis IN THE UNITED
STATES.
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P.rsons Of ,denary habits troubled with weakness sss
trdc plpaon the heart sck OF appetite distress ARIEL
eating d liver cous patton, &c. deserve TO suffer they
will not ny the celebrated
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AE.Y EELIkF BAIsAk Bumpns. AcAe.sY PsHE
Albany, y. \, March 1874.
Tickets (ss per Notice heIetotoT. pabhshedl for ths
Or,sirS Der Of sac PRESIDENTS 2 lEsr EMANCPA-
Tl,YN PROCLh NATION dated sept p \. D., st2, csa
st he obtained py nr'1srg 4 ior each rket With
AID residence 70 WILLIAM BARNES, Chairman Of ale Sie-
ci.l Committee Albany, y. \.
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81 ..I. 4rrII. HTH1 auoCE
. ...s ....A Vs. -..-...a .4AtS-s.--- ~
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26
sRlett goetrg,
ny OWN FIREsTDE.


SIT is 3 mystic circle, that surrounds
Comforts and virtues never known beyond
It's hanoE limit" SouTHEY
Let others seek for empty joys
At bah or concert, rout or play;
Whilst far from FASHIONS idle noise,
Her gilded domss and trappings gay,
/ vile the Wintry eve away,
'TWixt book and lute the hours divide
And marvel how | e'er could stray
From thee-my own freside!
Ny o5gn freside Those simple words
Can bid the sweateSt dreams arise,
Awaken feelings tenderast chords,
And FL 8i.h tears of joy mine eyes.
What is there my Hild heart can prize,
That doth not IN thy sphere abide;
Haunt Of my hone-bTed sympathies,
My oNn-my own freside
A gentle form is near me now;
a small white hand is claspea in mine;
gaze upon her placid brow,
Aad ask, what Joys can equal thiEe2
A babe, whose beauties half divine,
In sleep his mothers eyes doth hide;
Where may Love seek filter shrine
Than thou, ny ewn freside
Ny refuge ever from the storm
OF this world passie7, strife, and care;
Though thundar-el9ads the skies deform,
Their fury cannot reach ne there:
There all is cheerful, calm, and fair:
Wrath, E3Ty, Malice, Strife, or Pride
Hath never made its hated lair
By thee-my own hreside =
Shrine Of my household deitiesl
Bright scene Of homes unsuilied joys;
To thee my burden'd spirit flies
When Fortune froWns, or Care annoys
Thine is the bliss that never cloys;
The smile whose truth has OFT been tried -
What, then, are this worlds tinsel joys
To thee-Ey own frezidet
Oh, may the yearuings fond and sweet,
That bids my thought be all Of thee,
Thus ever guide my wandering feet
TO thy hea-t-soothing sanctuary
Whateer thy future years may be,
Let jsy or grief my fate betids,
Be still an Eden bright Il, me,
My oTn-Hsy own 6reside
-AKarfc RaffS
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26
J. r DURBORROW
ArToRSEr AZ LAW, BEDEoRD, Pa.

ArToREEY LAW. BEDToRn. Pa.
eAes one dsor south of the tsMengeI House,
VIII attend promptly ali business nrusted to his care
eslleetions made the shortest notice.
Having, also, been regularly licensed prosecute
alzis against the Government particular attention wiz
- given the collection Of Military claims OF all
kiads; Pensions Back Pay Bounty, Bounty Loans de-
Bedford, apr. g. 1s64-tE
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26
JOHN LUTz,
14soassr A7L4xB

Regularly licensed agent f- the eoIlsctisn Of Govern
prompt attention g al business entrusted his
0Ees with ]. 2. Darborrow, Esq, On J4llaaA Street.
Bedford Ps-
August 18Th, Iss4-tf
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26

Supreme Commanders, at Windsor, in the be
ginning OF April last. Among those In atten
dance was the celebrated Able McMastcrs df New
York; Charles l. Hunt, Of st. Louis Lafayette
DeFeiin, .of Indiana, and a number of others,
whose nataes viii reach the public at the proper
time.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26
xEo. MOWER,
1raErR wv. TATE.

A41aaEaT II Lhg. BEDYoRD Pa.
YFT Ill promptly stend TO collections and Al business
w ensrasts5to lis carein edfori aad ajOang coun
ses. Money advanced on JE4eEaer = Notss and other
Claims Has for sale Town Lots, N fztssTie, and ST.
Jsseph.s On Bedford Railroad. Farms and unim-
ygSved land N quantities 70 suit purchasers.
of1ce opposits she Banking Houss Of Reed 6chell-
apr. IS. lsf4-Eo N.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26
RUPP, SHANNON, z co., BANKERS,
RnG rcr,d "a.

BANK OF DISCOUNT AND DEPOSIT.
TteLLECTI0Es made for the East West, North and
Il Ssuth, and the general business of Exekzags trans
acted Notes su5 Accounts Collected, and Rentsnees
r5snptly made REAL ESTATE bought znd sold
CT. W. RUFP, O. z. sHAES8s, r. BEsEDIc7.
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