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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
The Oldest Regulator toF s1sB Females. IL !. =

There is but GENUINE AND SURE CURE for Girls
Wsnen who suffer IRREGULARITIES, or Obstruc-
tions the Nenseg 1ChcteUeT may cause those
Sbstruetens- This Cure has recognized many
years. The only safe reliance is in
ziUR. GaEEsRa1 EH'ssFE66AER PILLS, =
that LADIES' reigf Srons tAe suppression Of
those periods which, kept up according othe calls of
Nature, will tie fullest of good
health and strength and which if not regularly experi
enceds Win preduee MJsERY DEATa, and Isl that frs
Of an Renledies Diseases Of FeGles Dr.. CHEEsESs
EAA4& faLLA,8Id5J1i zid gutEh aoals3H -s- 18Th
This Good Old Remedy for all distractions has bSeA
hailed with pleasure and profit for oe1ty oe gears in
apaRts Df the civilized world. iIts author is Old
Experienced Phi ystcian, whom everybody knows and
in whom everybody places eon6de4se aud respect. 1t
is neWfaHged Atrang emeht but Stat Remedy.
sSDRs CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS Adce meier fuiIed;
and thousands OF cert cate 10 this eectc befound
all parts Of the eJuntryFT The propriet r9f DR..
CheeseAAA l6Sg Tec1B guarantees that 'OEE BOX
will the natural monthly function any female
8sdteEiIChdther condition age Indeed certain
DR. -CHEESEM ANS FEMALE PILLS which have
been popular and f0P quarter of century,
tOrestope tho menstrual flow in the natural way, that
ladies' who pregnant nIltst not theus they VIII
iEuaFiGbIy produce miscarriage THEY CAN DO NO
HARM IN any other way. ral iaao9 MI s1Ei ssrt ia
n'DR. CHEESEMAN'SF FEMALE Pills al etha only med.
iefRe that nLdisd and sfge ladies haYS relied upon
for many years or can rely upon now! w. Aii~5 -
BEW4 4RE oFIHITATIoNST Take this advertisement
your Druggist, and tell him that ysu want 10 s7
EDS The Best Female ledieias in tie World, 20 %
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
,abooD gniiHfsiHPfrEf 4 2 lromeltn90

We hAgs EsseBad fsa4HH fa4aHHIths npRqqlRdIiish pRqqlRdIiishers.
WA4K1R FIsE Z C0 ,sBISeoSS sBSoSton 59g copy Of
sthSsF Jfsst0Fysat the aFebellSon for youtha
ut 5s 1basq dESr
pages ritten in and hand III
sonlolga llustfaVe9 od i To prom hrAeht points
of merit sre! ii
1.oEhS ssbSSiR AiM Of the History, to
interest and INSTRUCT the o5t young ga '.--''
2. The aT il of the prk to gen
eral family use; containing as it does the
substance Il 9hg iGfH6fe F6iuhhithHo5dlg Histo-
ries, at about one-foui4h the price.
3. The eRtiEa-Aisterieal NozTeet9ess of
the work; the mateEials having been
~drag9ieF9N0cE thenye EfqHR!
l. The special pains whicRshave been
taken tYpgsFetf ttf E}ir9iP g40t9 and
give CS@atypd It to t@ Hy&R. &
Price $1,25:, which in view Of the size
and chs ActA AoA8 be WorEaad BnHAhced
.-OoSt Of material and tpA@, is yeryl low.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

2
Six companies of the GthD. s. colored
Regiment, which hasf0E9some time past
been rendezvoR&hkoA Camp Delaware,
left Monday mOuaiRG last for the field,
their presenhil ilazdnation being Annapo-
lis, Md4@lhRnAA large number of colored
tuaeFa44e6k9in concentrated. The camp
will still be kept up, a4ds recruiting conc
tinue as herstpfo4e TO fill Up the fprS e1T
dtbs6AH ohpanieg required to give the
regimeneitgf u qduAeM0t HHan.
MAMLoN94Illq[Wysen Il ] q[Wysen&Il9 4 3BQIIeG 5IBBIQ9IeG
lhA Of @ ass tie 6ffo5aaihg 'f5a T.
rrep eBeGta Eees Nom tlIN c6dntS:A - We
I'd Ltesb FaibJ Johnson 1sts Lt@4S2 2dinf
Ist Lit. J. q. 9B3afaa1nHd,a 6sa1p 6sa1ptt. 66th' inf
21xxNlGaRa aDUgts3ast NtIB6yH fnf. .'szIdAt
I'd Lit. J. P. Csa4sA1a;,I4ssshts 66thAiin
MajrWmSHRq4 q4iges;Tht Cpl, s9etEinf=I-
Capt. N. T. Peatman, Maj. 26th inf,
LIST Lit. James A. Barr, Capt; 6tl9 7hhGo 7hfGo
LIST 1t. A. R. Franklh3 capt 26th inf
LIST 1t. James Sp4A5e, Capt. 10Th inf
I'd 5W44RRG18S4!4 M 4oung, 1st Lit 26th inf.
I'd Lit. Philip tB9mO O4agsans,Tst BE.2 18th inf
I'd R1F@ P3g S9HlSn, 1sf = pstlttEdiihh4fe
.2dSLf. .WmtN, H9ge, 1stIIt. 26tb infjbD
1sts5 is42f ill., Ill., 'q a 'ss ssa
.2dIkE. ppsHiills 1EeLto26th 4nfo0S son 10.
I'd L4eeRRSA P Lt2kEE& {
Thomas II, Bond. Asst, Surgeon 32d inf.
3IA1EA EIAaaIoEE ssSIs wei as lioA o. bnsi1i bH
.1JEKEfyB7sS SDTE7DS 3nSpod ID aso
SHefE IgS1s dsi!aS!!s od5 ef2 5i92E AZ ~
Odist ERasB3 64fgh, w4bu4ee in
Philadelphia on the 1st of May, Will have
Kfg i5ia e. II kt!is d jlssR
Reverend gentleme4 of that gersqsssgiyo2nr %
r9sisbinR ]Sghf fSEsu1IhsS0 hS t Ei1tG Gff85 Sf$-
sist 81 81 BIZ PsTsq9g, ag59IgEsESgjv dISys. F.
MerricK, VIM. g., Harris, z; D: MNegabs,
Tft6s:. 81. Wilson, oiL' L. B, Gu1Tr1aD1oandsxE
sxaa4e4 N4Es85la4h Nt34EEsI5l4.h A!4tEe gentlemen will
represent the Cincinnmti, OhSa ARd NaFth
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
'nl0 nl0oOnfefe&29ILIJ

Nt5FES3 hsgfFfj 3SJR
of Mrs. VAN HoUFHaE, of Columbus, who
hsRAs4 tfSa e. n 5 81
Millinery this week. Mrs. V. was fofs
merly aSntaNEiRE thAkeI998n ex-
pSrieBoodaavtistasz and 4he.steck Of goods
sRss' SssR'I Is ISa Is On one
oPtheH l5Fgeg egtSaRd nUgtzasSlecteyeIe open
edaza a1e1nmbus IN TIEeEsia4 4[JAlaV VaTsmf friends
are fespget INV to give her cali
when. a3saiIBs thes&tsmisssO ,sdtol%
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22
THE n E,s ss'G3RI1R4TI5, 53RI1R4 r., EgIR2EN CHI RE MED Y.
NoTICE no PHKsICIANs AND. THE 7I,TIi PUBLIC l.il5

y N, IF
CAUTION .4BsWxrs of codhterfeits the genuine have
the Signature OF g. UROSBP on the outside wrapper
sr Alse'sy III reFpsetablS Druggists apr 10'sS;1y
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-22

.R1e 33uo Ws75E . VSH
:Z:ss ...ss q o. g.s\ e feSgL,
a. - Isisg2 Ez55S sliaS q e y, Izl1s5
A. .THOdsOtN &SQNs PubliahaEssis
r-sssoTt5 -, =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

BECKLN-In North Canaan. Conn. Sunday. Nov. 20 Of
couseisn Of the lung, Lydia Tanner, wife OIL sas becA
ley In go 9Th year.
COMsTCK-On Sunday Nov p, % scarlet fever az the
,..icr. - i,r parents No l16 West Thirty io.t 90,
Mlry riahetl daughter Of George W. and Lydia Non
.tocs ls.d years. months ard ~ d1yt
The rrtaius wl be- taken 90 Nolfrosr, Ia.
LAsOON-lu Brooklyn on SUNDAY. Nov g. afer short
bit .yorc Illness William J. gion IN The I'D yeiro hi'
.-.. 4,
Te r.,vr. .ni friends ~ the family rrsnect v invited
TO ai.nd funeral the NtsAn sfons "a r. Cnurci
on Tesiay the 2jt n.,, li O'clock without iuhAei inV
ta'io
TAPFR-On Monday. Nov. o. Mary Taper reci Of John
Tapff To- tie Ggfl yf4i oI her lrr
tn. ir,iv.. AMI snds 81 tte family repeatedly invited
% and the funeral Wcdnesily litgr bon n ococs.
a. ~ residence Of her sonaw Nj john b. Ninn,' NJ.
O. ts Twenty. s4tih-s'.
wAT0N-On Monday, nov q, Ge3rsina youngest daas'
ofChfes Watson.
The rsive. and friends - he family ird t1s officers ard
tearhr. of the Seventeenth Nari Grammar school, are
coidly invited a'ifud tie funeral services N the ~
vrr,i, place Pfrshyteru Church latc D.. fotissl o.
Wrl..day afternoon ~ 3 oclock.
WEL,-,ldiens On saturday. Nov. g. James Jones, In
f.nt o. of r I.f.r.on md io.nie Well,
Fmerss.r,ice. will he he'd NJ their residence" No 2V5 Wet
Fineeils on Tuesisy the 1ith inst, II " ocock To.
rrts, sni f~ni. Of the family requested 10 attend
wi,hbt further invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

ELECTION IsCIDEYTs.-There arc now only
seven Copper head papers in Maine and three Of these
apparently on their last legs
Nine men in Brateborough. Vt. over eighty years
old among them the Hon. William e. Bradley, voted
for Lac0ln.
Three OF the Oldest men 10 Tanworth, New.Hanp.
shire. attended town meeting on the eighth and all
voted for Father Abraham. Their names and ages are
a. follows; Mr. stephen g. Phbrick, aged "a. walked
Tour mhes 10 attend tbs meeting He waited until the
nal and started for homo apparently fifteen yeary
younger than when he came. Mr.. Henry Wiggin, 90;
Hidden "a " wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
Business Notices.

The experience that Dr. Talbot Ia, hsd for the last twenty
vo years convince. him that is time the public had an
article offered tina, will preven, sickness The mtce offered
1. DR. TALBors INDICATED PINEAPPLE CIDER, Designed
for al classes,
OLD AND yoUSG
II is no, to the Doctor but is entirely new to the
public One guar, bottle will well person yea, Th.
(, rather mode Of doctorng- it will
SAW MILLIONS
from being sick I. It not pay three dollar. year to
keep from being sick than to pay ten twenty dollars in
bi. much for the Ioss of time and in
convenience Of being sick
To prevent Sickness, use a. follows:
Add ono te..poonfgl Of Medioied Pineapple Cider to
tumber of cold water and drink the first thing s.r re
In the morning and the before you nigh,
/, will increase the strength. aud give
NIaoR AND AcTIos
to the system.
celebrated New Yors merchant who has made thorough
trial Of the Pineapple Cider Dr. Talbot tina, he ha.
gained pounds Of flesh in MONTH at the fret trial lie
continues use above directed and finds very beneficial
-ssyl it hs. proved entire
PREVENTIVE TO sIcKy9s
In hi, Also smother welknowu gentleman in New Yo
has used tho Medicaed Cider constantly for ye, and
has not been sick one day during that time.
THIS woSDgRYUL PREPARATION
VIII increase the strength give and action TO the system
and regulate desiou When taken internally for pain. Of al
lnd.-Biiou. Collie Darrhea Diseases Of the Throat, Psin'
in tho Chest. Hosr.eneu Coughs. Neur.ls, Rheunisic
Pains Dy.pcpsa Acidy Of the stomach etc. ste ,' sooh
ing aud que'ins eaoe; the system Is mo' astonishing
Dr. Wilcox an eminent physician, employed 1t with gs,,
success IN treating Fever Dyspepsia Nervous Affections
Los. Of Appetite Weakness PAPAton Of The Heart Chronic
Diahe. Cello Dyen;ery snd Diseases Of tho Stomach and
Bowels 1t also particularly recommended by physcisn' to
delicate female. and e,een, remedy for knfebed ID
gestou Want Of Appetite seToiul heThf.te Affections
Rheumatism etc. ec 1t ta. to relieve seTvou. Ire
nor wuiennes Disturbed Sleep. etc. AnKxicAs LADirs
b,. used az article with great success, hesh,en their color
aud beauty.
imynr, eheerune., he dhpoiiloH, aSp pRLtiAscr
TO TIN COMPLEXION
To travellers. especially inesiiable value and should
be provided b. medicine for every journey In which the
water /. likely to vary Ia qualify and tendency.
Pessns residing any part Of the country may idof s~h
tie u,mo., eonhdenee timely eicac.Ous restorative
PRICES;
THREE DOLLARS PR BOTTLE. (FrLL QUARTZ
TWO DOLLARS PEE BOTTLE (FrLL rfsTl
ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. (TULL HAIy PINT
One quart bottle, pin, bottles, foutaai pint bottles
sen, free by express on receipt price Fol- sALE EVERY
WHERE.
r. T. BAnBrrr, Sole 4 gent,
Nos. "a, c.. &C, G., g.. 90 II 4 :. wa,lnsiOns,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

IAdveF tseInent
The night at this season is from 90 to 30 de-
grees colder than the day. Marrow chilling vapors and
white frosts alternate with warm sunshine These
rapid changes produce Aeues. bilious remittents. dys
enteres and diarhea unless the body is in full vigor.
Put the system the defensive and keep so by taking
halfa wine glass OF HosTETTER's STOMACH BrTrERs
twice a day. Sold everywhere New. York Office No.
50 Csdar.st
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MANFRED.

BIrD-pI tHMER-in Boscsweu. MONDAY Nov p, ~
H. Rev T. l. Severance Albert Bird e.I., Of New Oh
City 20 lls. tTaices A. Piunner Of Boscswen y H. No
cards
RJLFETWOOD-In,lh tits city on Monday. Nov: g.
49,, bv .. Rev W 4. Muhlcnbrrg D., a. The Church OF
lie iloy communion James Ros. Miller May kstele
second iugh,er stanly H. Fleetwood esq, both Of Chr
rsro Iios No cards.
Chicago peers please copy.
a. ,qvrs -IIAPNAN-.Du we4ne-aiv Nov p bv Tho Rev
Mr. Eus David Watt. II Kentucky to Isabelle o. daughter
of Lew .hapuiin Of thu. city
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fAdvertisement.l

UAkVIIAK, Ftnh.. Juhe ., Iouz
DR.. WIN. Fl. GREGG-Dear Sir: La February,
1861 was afflicted with sugar diabetes. and for five
months I passed more than two gallons OF water IN
twenty four hours Obliged to get up as often a.
ten or twelve times during the night and in five months
lost about fifty pounds in weight. During the month
of July, 1901 procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water. and after taking two bottles was entirely
cured soon after regaining my usual good health
Yours truly. D. V. l.. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN, No. 46 Chd-st.
and al druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
vigOr for the Weak.
BIOKRENE;
LEE REIrNENATOR.

Tie u.e. Of this powerful lnvyorsnt may be summed II
few words. Itrelieves with absolute certainty all d'sab
ties cures nervous debility Of every type restores tho ex
hsus,ed suma powers after long continued sickness pre-
and premature decay vitazng ssrenshns
newng cordial the aged may be relied upon by woman N
all her physical duies harmless and sure restoraiives
snidoe to tue consequences Of early ndcreon IN bo<s
be relied upon specific for paralysis partial q
eus has equal somschc in Of dyspepsia aus
ans only the physical strength out the constitution se
snd in all respects the best tonic depuratve and antbou
cordial in existence Sod by DEMAS BARNES CO.. No.
q PARK row; II. T. HELMBOLD, No. ss4 Broadway.
One Dollar per Bottle or Bottles for S. Sold by Drug
gists generally.
Sent by express anywhere. by addressing
HUTCHINGS Il HlLLYER, Proprietou
No al Cedar. st. New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

An English lecturer recently asserted that
Lord Lyndhurst was Q believer In spiritualism. The
Seot'man thersupon ssidi I'VE are requested TO
give thai allegation the most ersmtofy
on the best authority and TO state that though Lord
Lyndhurst attended slasess from curiosity he had
~ the slightsN belief IN what aAliad sairasliau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
HAhR's HONEY OF HcRBHouNp AND TAR,

HALR's HONEY or HoREHoUNp AND TAR,
For the Cure Of
Cousas COLDS, IsyLuEssA, HoARsssss DIFFICULT
BnsAnrxe, AND ALL AFFECTIONS OF rHs THROAT.
BRONCHIAL TUBES AND LUHas.
LEADING TO CONSUMPTION.
Th. nfbe remedy /. composed the Horny of hs plan,
Horehound in chemical union with Tar Balm extracted from
the LIE PRINCIPLE Of the forest bis' Baiameo or
Balm Of Gisad.
The Honey of Horehound s,otes ond eaer' all irri.aon
throat aud passages leading the lungs Five additions
ingredients teep the organs cool moist and in beautiful &C
ton Lei prejudice hinder you from testing this sovereign
remedy Of Al ilus,rous physician and chemist who himself
thoroughly for years in hi. extensive private practice
II safe and pleasant the TnrBalm being entirely free
from the oa;nsivo qualities of common tar.
PRrcr 50 Crs. PER BOTTLE.
CnARLEs DowSrR General Agent,
No. - Cedir-st' New'io ORR.
REBEL PaICEs.-In Richmond an Inferior Hat
cost. one hundred and seventy five dollars. and genuine
KNOX be obtained any price. This reflection should
teach citizen, realize the value Of the blessings they
ensy Thy go to No 2l2 Broadway and get one Of
ksoI lno,mp.Iax chapcnu, for . t.i,llns sum.
II Is NOT DYE!
IIYE GROWTH AND BEAUTY TO rHE HAIR.
MRs s. A. ALIENS HAIR RrsroRER AND DREssrys AR
nKsrs THKrALL AND NEVER rALs TO RESTORE GRAY HAIR
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR PRODUCE IuxURIAsT GROWTH
For sale Depot, No 1873 Greenwich.t and by all Drug
ssts.
FAIR TRADE.
At GENss Hot Store the hrge.t and most perfect reta
establishment OF its Kind this continent W inter stock
comprising
in Gcneneu'. h ,of and Beaver ret Hat and fpr,
Cloth and Oski Gaps has just been np.eed and he
f,sbou,bIe world and GENERAL public are invited 10
COMPARE I'll. PAsRICs AID THZ PRICES
OKsIS's No. SIS broadway
81 Nichois Hotel
AERATfp BREAp.-We have been requested
Broadway and Tint IN It. ar A-h lh ~ oIetaon
The propr,iors AtssFs CHURCH tosTE8 have recently
which enable. then to manuic'ue th- pure ana "hoesoHe
article Of die, IN a.nost unlimited quantities
BURsErT's coCOAINE-No other preparation so
exactly suit. the urou' conditions oft human hair
Al old Prizes Wedding Cards, French Note
Paper &c. Eveels elegant styles So2 Broadway cor Duane
HnL. IxMIrABLE HAIR CUTTER. Styles
suitable F,cuted IN tnr bes: manner only Shaving 10
cents No. inFoiay''t.
THIRTY -TiREE sECcsD-HAYD SAFES, of df-
f-rent m.ser,laken In ~ ehause. for s,e cheap by
MARyIS Co.. No. !o5 Broadway
WuErLr. & WILSON'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
Lock STITCH 'TvISG MAoHrSgs. No ti' Broadway.
WHEELER WILSON'S Eur1Os HOLE MACHINE
.-s-..-r.s r-yzrs--.srz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
fAdveriisefnentl

tAdversementl
JEFPERs, No. 573 Broadway, is now prepared
TO sell his Ladies' and Chillren's SHoEs and Gents
Plain and Fancy SLIPPERS at prices to suit the times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
Hartford Municipal Election.

HARTFORD Wednesday, Nov. 2s 1864.
The Hartford town election carried by the Demo
crsts by an average majority Of ITO The total vote
was 4,002.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Chopped Hands Face, Lips, Sunburn, Etc.
CERTAIN AND IMMEDIATE CURE.-HEGEMAN
co.'s CAMPHoR ICE WITH GLYCERTNE, if used accord
ING TO the directions will keep the hands son in the coess
weather Price 2s Sent by mail on receipt of 10 cen'
HECEMAN 4 CO, Chemists aud Druggists Nos 2co, ,9
ST. and 75 Broadway and seyeneenshst andfourth
I'VE. hold BIZ dr. .gists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

Water Proof Clothing.
+. X. TAYLOR.
NO. 5 BARCLAY-ST,
Onrs for sale the following articles made from the Amer
can Water Proof Cloth Co.'S Vulcsnized RUBBER GOODS
LADIES' CLOAhs
Fcu. In appearance Broadcoth and the only real We
tor Proof o.ss N the market. -
SACK COATS TALMAs LEGGINS, Ia
Also
A NEW AND SUPERIOR STYLE OF HORSE COVERS.
fuckers Patent spring Beds
y o l. ID n G W d y 7
are univer sally ACKNOWLEDGED to be the
STANDARD ARTICLES IN THE MARKET
INQUIRE FOR fuckers PATENT"
For sale by the Furniture Dealers generally throughout the
United States. A, wholesale By
HIRAM TUCKER,
Nos III and ll9 Court-st.
Boston Mass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29

The Ciffzess' As.ociatioa.- "A Grand Msss Rssacs
Meeting will be held at Cooper ustate % THURSDAY
EVENING Dec at o'clock 60 rally the nemin:toss
made by Citizens Association for Aldermen Csnnctlmen
and School Officers Distinguished speakers viii be present
The CT neIs Of New ora have now an .nsy S
they viii avail themselves Of without regard to pohca
diat. attention JAMES BROWN, Chairman.
ROBERT b. ROOSEVELT Secretary.
MEMBERS E. ASSOCIATION;
CHARLES O'CONOR muses. TAYLOR.
FRANCIS Il. CUTTING, EDWARD s. JAFfRAY
FDNIN HOYT VALENTINE MOTT,
ROPFPT L. STUART WILLIAM PAkktR
ALEXANDER STUART, ALEXR T. sTkWakI'
PETER COOPER WILLIAM T.. DODGE,
mo TAYLOR JOHNSTON, JONATHAN STURGES,
a. X NETMORg. JAMES NJ. BROWN,
s. WEIR ROOSEVELT, JANIS LEMON
MARSHALL O. ROBERTS, JOHN JACOB ASTOh, JR-.
WAi II. ASPINWALL, HAMlLTON FlSu
AIrGr ST BELMONT NATHANIEL SANDS,
CHARLES A. sECOR JAMES BOORMAN
j. BOORMAN JI INSTON, JOHN c. GREEN
WILLIAM A. BOOTH WM. CURTIS NOYES,
MURRAY HOFFMAN, DANIEL LORD,
n f. CORNING; MORRIS kETCHrM
J. F. D. LANIYR W II. yERAilLiE
JOHN DAVID WOUE. + II. DfLAN0
JAMES GkLLATIN DAVID NOADbEr,
STEWART BROWN JOHN ID. JONES,
P3ndIIiN PHEl,ps" MOSES H. GRTNEELL
AMOR r. EMO, ISAAC N. PHELPS,
And tipus.nt others
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-29
Important 10 Railway Travellers.

Important 90 RaiIway TRAY eiers.
IHE
OFFICIAL ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
for December Ia now ready
APpLErON'S RAILWAY GUIDE
for December contains:
Neary hundred Railway map delineatins the prin
cps railways OF the country. stations distances and
connecting incs together with all information In refer
to the readsst easiest and most pleasant way a
travelling througAou, the United States and the CsDsds
r. Nearly three hundred Time Tab-s giving the time Of the
departure and arrival OF tho various trains together
with Information Of much value to every railway rav-
eer, each important railway being represented BY
III Important Instructions to Railway Travellers In reference
b Railway Maps. Time Tables, Time IndicatorS
Checking of Baggage, Purchasing Of Tickets &C. &C..
Ac
" Monthly Repor. Of Railways and their Progress &C.. 10
N.Anecdoses and Incidents Of Travel, NC, &C., &c
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VOTE FOR COUNTY OFFICERS:

Union. TANUhny Mpfhf-
Supervisor Wrlan. e1 FoH.....464Il Keeper y re
Co. Clerk. Thompson. - ~ Oenet.'.S'S 'ohh'I'S0@'
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Sheriff Farmer.36,7 ~ Kelly IT oz1 Connoy 0@
City Judge Stew ot7 kus.el 4sS lowe
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Gperial y otites.


American Institute Farmers Club.-A meeting OF
,hr Cilb vii b. held To DAY cruesdayl at o'clock M
a. rooms of tue Institute in the Cooper Union Buiding
So,. ovyrrs from Nj VIM. x. Prince will bo distributed
Admiration zee JOHN W. CHAMBERS, Secretary
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Cabinet Furnitureln consequence Of the ta in gold
of naor library dining reception and bedroom sets made q
the best selected and 10 the sss fashionable styles
under the direct snperintendence OF MI T. Braansacn.
All goods wrranted. WILL bkaCNoponr'
between Essex and Norfolk lbs and l27 Rivnstonst
The Bell Railroad and Corandts st. stages pass wthin tive
bloc s OF
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Kaolin or Cisus Clay Lease

The coy very fine yields 90 81 per cent in washing;
burus white location a miles from railroad station mss
from navigation Royalty 81 cts per tom facilities for wash
ns per have recently been erected on tho
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FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN
WARRANTED TO WEAR SIX MONTHS AND OvEA
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Tuesday Nov. 29-THE CRlCkEr ON THE HEARTH
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