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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

OpsRA.--Io-night Lucia di Lammermoor will
IA c,ven at ilc Academy Miss Harris in the principal
rols. On Saturday night FaGa viii DO represented.
Maretsek gives notice that the present season Of the
nights. terminating on Monday, season OF seven
regular nights viii be given which will be the last OF
tho opera OF present, other engagements taxing The
colnpany hence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Al hail the Haunting Lie!

All IrlA ilf
The Stars grow pale and dim
The Stripes are bloody scars,
A lie the Haunting hymn!
IL shields a pirates deck,
1t binds man in chains,
And round the captiye's neck
It8 folds are bloody stains.
Tear down the Haunting Lie!
Halt-mast the starry hagi
Insult no sunny sky
With Hates polluted rag!
Destroy II, We who cant
Deep sink it in the waves!
IT bears a fellow-man
10 groan with fellow-slaves.
Awake the burning scorn--
The vengeance long and deep,
That till better morn
Shall neither tire nor sleep.
Swear once again the VOW.
BY all we hope or dream,
That what We suffer now
The future shall redeem.
Enfurl the boosted Lie,
Till Freedom lives again,
With stature grand and purpose h8n
Among untrammeled men
Roll up the starry sheen;
Conceal its bloody stains;
For in its folds are seen
The stamp OF rrsting ona'm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
rmmcCEATEC srArG CONVENTION,
The Party Committed 60 a Pcnre Piot-
form-Riebmona, Cbarch g. 40, Over
sIapgbcG-. Il nmmany section 30 Cell q
New Convention,

Special Dispatch 90 TIE N. y. Tribune.
ALBANY. Thursday. Feb IS, 1854.
The action Of the Democratic State ConEen-
ton 81 regarded committing the party in this State
finally aud fully 20 peace platform Richmond, Church
and other leaders have been oVersaughed through the
instrumentaify Of The National Guard. Tammany will
revolt. and new state Convention will DO called OF
W ar Democrats.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

LAUBISG CASA BgSrPTT.-Dr. Cotton will
give on exhibition of the laughing gas tomorrow after
noon and evening for the benefit Of the Ladies Army
Relief Association. The afternoon exhibition IL only
q lndlns md mis.es.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
WHITES PATENT LEVER syPPORTgR
For G oughp, Colds, ana Consumption.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM 1. the msss
hhlyapproved medicine discovered IL mas STOOD r
BEST or ALL TESTS TIss having bad unprecedented sale
ofSEAgLy FORTY YEARS. II Is recommended by bed
PHYSICIANS, most eminent cITILRSs. the PRRss Ia
TRApE in fact By al who know H. For certificates, which
eau be- given almost any extent wrappers to each bos
The Propetors win choerIly refund the money II not
eiy satisfactory Pdce VI cents and oil the large bottles
much the cheapest. BE CAREFUL GET THK 6gsuins.
which prepared only by REED CUTLER Co, WboissIs
Druggists. Boston Sold IN Newiork by Dealers generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
TIE CONTRAST.

THEsE are two pictures roughly oraWn-
Two scenes TO mediate upon:
No rainbow tints O'erHood
The breathing figures they reveal
The poncil was assassin steel.
The palette swan in blood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Oh. Pr;z, steamer Pet.

BOsTOS, Thursday, Fcb. -, IstI
Arrived prize steamer PEI, captured Fob. III,
,v tbe Il s steamer Montgomery She is u small screw
steamer Of about 800 tuns aud bound nom Nassau
Tor " lmington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
THE CURTAIN FALLS.

HARK how the joybells of the South
Speak victory with bra2en mouth
What tyrant have they slain
What conquered monarch comes to-day
begirt by all this plumed array
OF fierce and weaponed menf
Those joybellsl Once heard them mig
When Dritain's dull and savage King
Loosed from our throat his grip;
Then sabers gleamed-then Kingship fell
And are they pealed once more to tell
This victory OF the whip
Behold him in the center there'
The fettercd image of despair,
While round him holly flows,
That Chiyalry' the Southrons boast
And on the flag that leads the host
The name OF Freedom" glows!
Az! lead him where the lilacs bloom
Around Mount Nernon's silent tomb
Green DO those trees and fresh
And there, with oaths as fierce as deep,
Salute the moldering tenants sleep
With bids for human flesh!
Who cares for Boston' though her ogY.
Her wall of bitter agony,
Through all the welkin swellsf
She dared not face our sh0ited guns
We drown the murInur of her sols
With shouts and changing bells.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

rretropo'ftsu rn,r,-Cor,ri'ui,sns WIN be receved
aud stored after the 2d inst the I'D Regiment Afmoy IN
Hhst, ay, AID should be consigned 20 and naked
Metropolitan Fair" Mr. John NJ Freeman, Agent will re-
cp. TOT tho good, and pay fright when goods are NOS
sent BY Of the express Companies who carry free OF charge
Tor this Association Hours for receiving goods from 10 o'clock
10 O'Clock Contributors requested 10 send with The
goods memorandum stating character and value Of the sans
&. NJ. DErMOLD,
Eha;rn arofHo lxc.u ir.tta. Re- Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
IllNiS.
Indtra Mnfer

solution of pure Iodine pure water ,Ohoyf .'rese
II acts upon the ,,,.nr
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS. snd OLA NDULAR 81 SIEM
1 est spcce, n which la. attended the of IOD1Nk
WATER enables recommend IT, feeling conhdent thsx
VI fair trial. will attest its eHccpce In the cure %
scrofis Ia I'll foru, Consumption Csnecr 6roncbiis sam
Fruplous Pnpe. the Face, Heart, Liver and kidney
Disesa. RI euastism Neuralgia, F.msle Weaknesses. DyS-
uepsis Debility Syphis MercuTisi Disease, &c
Pic Z, par bo.ile, half dozen at ole time, 80.
Sold by Druggists, sent 1y express receipt Of price,
DIR. II. ANDERS 4 Co,
Physicians and Chemists,
no. f28 Broadway, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Hernia or Rupture Cured.

The time has when this dangerous complaint be
radically cured without shadow Of doubt While the country
Is full of oil kinds Of rrsses. nsde upon principle tbat
simply holds Hernia, aud oenne produces more injury
than Good offer TO the public Truss different In principle
and octon rom all Others la
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
Has produced the past three years than 81 The
truss know and sold such dur tie last 2J yearS We
know that this truss dealer, every IN their power 70
deuouce valuable but truth Is stronger then
LciiOn and y ~ prevail
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
Is light clean and easy presbre made the back
or perac cord II has inv ard md upward sctlon Tbs
power - easily made lighter by the patient AZ
peesure- works knucieit Is smphsiicaiys Patent
Lever Truss Call examine and try IL. We warrant oore
WHITES PATENT LEVER SJPPORTBR
sde on The principle and is perfect support osH
eoie ana delicate persons Pamphlets free. Separate con
snlon foos Tor ladies snd children neatly 6A.cd up witty
icac scnonns and ssiful surgeon hand Sod only bJ
ohLoohi 20. 10. COY Rroadway corner of ioesson-st
Lndics' Brcast-Plns, New Styles TWO THREE,
-FOUR, fNE ", SIX sESEN EIGHT YEN TW YLVK,
FIFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY-FIVE TO FIFTY DOL.
LARS each. For sale by GEORGE G. AI.IEN
No AS Broadway sne door below c anal y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
Business Notices.

G. SAUNDERS METALLIC TABLET RAzoh
srRorrho olde. and most approved strop now In vac
ing bein before tho public for the ia.tfory years
vkoe.sls and retail. At the subscflbers', . -.
: ~ s. SAVsOsas. Ne IA,.ar H'as
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Special Notifies.

The Executive Committee OF The tloN n la
CONN MI meet At s r .o.r ~ q
o'ciseG wa A. DARLING, President u u u
H ilss'T r u !, HvsIAr' soc.U.oc.
seventeenth Ward Lincoln Club meeting ,cd r. o.
u.rs.rn,t on FRIDAY EVENING fob. 20 81 a O'clock
Te friends Abraham Lincoln for ne no1t rrfaensy exc
invited 90 attend bb'1' "ii'"i'A - ''''
JAWS BvgR, Sec. -
.o,ice to H,,bcr- and Hair Dre-sers.-A meeting
vii b. held on FRIDAY, 2eth inst, AZ o'clock p a. ne
e gf9%; n,si PS,S{ S Of M ea5ea
o-'-f By order OF ;le Committee.
THE Repnbliies , Net bitlFnfa rnclg,uN UNION.
EEWhORh iouN1 MEMS ,i 10 TpN'O-'''
BY he be-, Cl9,;;ii o 81 4 SsSSiT Tso o.
ir and o.hr in Ensd have 20 oeisnty sly'ni %s we
nteesl, Of ,.c Union, VII lske Pses az 90 ncer
TuTE, on MONDAY EFLNIN"' fS0' ~ u . ''''"'
'lT;esel--so ccu,s each. -, c,.,
Tis en- ife proceeds viii be given 20 Mr. 1horipion
i.,trutIon, Jewellers: .,,,,,p.s,
vere win be srrnd Ma.s mooiins Q. tns yEWELERSs
ASSOC ALTON Il No. ~ Bo"eiy on ilpa u '''~
lei w. on he dcri, ahoTs are urgently rcqucsied 20
d 4. the cuisines. 20 be transacted Is OF great importance
70 all. nj, c,,;.,.o ~ The Te,-,lars' Asoclsiion.
Nes,rk Boston, Springfield, and providence p'Pe'' P'''
copy - 17777;7T
Posr-Oalcr NoticeIhe Mails tor TIE nSai I'D
H,nool Der steamer CITY OF MANChEsihh van siy yi
= S once on SATURDAY the th DAY Of February a. ~
;rlocs a. u and al The uptown station. s- ioows
on. and b. 10 a. ~. stations AID d, Sia Mi stations
Il 'aa - y" VA ABRAM WAKEMAN, p. NJ
Unconditional Union Central Comn,ittee.-iiea41'
-, Gibson Hail. Nc. Gi2 Broadw y h.t lo2r uy starsl
H. UEADQIJ ARTERS and READ!N GRooM OF th.. Or
-, or now OPEN DAY and EVENING and " sends
, Union cause are cordially invited % visit
them at pleasure. Apa,i =. I.i.itIp,
Fine Gold witch Chnins. New styles, for J. ADlEs
"a '"EETLF MEN FIFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY
FIVE. THlRTY-tIvE, FIFTY to ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS each. FOR sale by u. 1: ALLEN,
No. ais Broadway, ono door below Csnalst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

lBriiai Presenfs-ISridHl Presents.
A In DAYS OF old In these modern times they marry
and are given marriage We would susgest 70 the frends
Of The paltlo. that The place 70 obtain bRiDAL PAks-
No esyaa E9s. &sad6 gpriinsstp
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Swear, Frcomen-all as ono
To spurn Che Gaunting Lie.
TipPeacc. and Truth, and Logo
S.1il fill the brOOding sky.
Thsn, floating in the air,
Der hill. and dale, and sea.
II will stand forever fair,
The emblem Of the Free


Der hill, and dale, and sea-
Twill stand forever fair,
/ The emblem Of the Free
| To all Of treason, dsloyalty or contempt for tho
national flag that the enemies of human freedom can
find in tho foregoing verses, VIC bid them heartily
welcome. They have never heretofore published
more than o few stanzas, and even those fow were
garbled and twisted ont of their proper sense and
connection. The copy now submitted is from
revise by the author with few merely verbal corec-
TONS and az, for good or evil, THIS cong has paS'-
ed into the history of country ard age, we thihk
those who have ms-quctcd extracts tSom IL, shouid
lot the whole Of it bo seen in its rghtful shape
And now for the last Of the "tocsin-peals" ring
out in our columns.
On the arrival of the Morris ia the South, with
her black prisoner duly fettered on board, there
was tremendous rejoicing through all slaYedom-
now JeiIdom All the orators and bards oil thc
"Chigalry" made speeches and wrote songs ID
honor of their victory over the awabding citizens
of tho old Bay State. joy bells were rrng Don
fires kinded, windows were illuminated, mncD
whisky consumed and the friends OF FTankin
Pierce thought his denomination CERTAIN IheIe
was ioy In tho White House, but mourning III the
best hearts of Now England. That fugitive slave,
duly proved to be such, should be returned, was
necessity in which very nearly oil NeT-Ehsianu
acquiesccd. But tia, Southern master should be
sustained by the Federal Executive IN seizihsa
man in the streets of Boston, and hurryinG him
away without any substantial proofs of his identity
or former servitude-this cup was bitte' one, but
proo;dent pierce and Caleb Cushing made MaSsa-
chusetts drink Of it TO the very dregs.
On the receipt Of Anthony Burns in the Slave Do
miniou, he was solcnnly turned over from the Gus
tody Of Union bayonets to that 81 the local militia,
al organization with which the North has since be-
come pretty thoroughly acquainted at Manassas,
Antietam Malvern Hill, the nights Of Fredericks-
burg, and elsewhere. BY these military scions OF
First Families of the South no was ostentatiously
escorted to tho plantation of his alleged owneri and
II was on the report of these ceremonies that the
following verses we're STUCK out and giyon to the
public In our columns:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

Reinee.--It l. blessed thing to make ard sell good
medicine. Every day brings great sected
with BRANDRETFf'S PILLS. An only saved by them
from the grasp Of DEATH bless The lingering days Of ssed
uoher father restored to health when every bad
failed mother saved from the These facts refuge
for the SICK viewed Alright Brendreths Pills daily ver
nz these slsenent. persons reference given In every
grade society Remember they because they purity the
blood.
seeB BRANDRETH IL on the Goyernnlen. stamp in white
l.ttors which secures the genuine pills.
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MARRIED..

TOPPTEG-TIfOMASAt South Brooklyn, Long Island, OF
Ihur1iay, Feb. IS by tho Rev. Eugene Cassidy Cap D.
H. Topping pJ.b Regiment N l. v, to Mary Liza, eide L
daashte. Of Edwin Thomas, esq., OF that place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
WHEELER AND Wilson'S HIGHEST PREMIUM
I,assrIron SEWING MACHINES.
Ogice 10 as Broadway.
UOYT's UIAwATUA HAIR RRs1raATfyB.-

Warranted to se-ore fded and gray Hair and Wbke- TO
then nl color Superior TO dye and every other prepare
ton for the h, n he natural and life apresrance AZ ives
instead OF the doll dead black dyes that the most critical
cannot detect ito 10 the simplicity Of il, appHca
it, benedca effects the head aud the hair IL the
hair so and silky prevents from falling out al ~
Impurities end entirely the bsd efOc Of The
previous OF preparations containing sulphur sugar Of
lead Sc
HoyT's IMPERIAL CoLoRIse CREAM,
changes leh and red Hair beautiful Brown or Bacs.
JosiPH iioYT & Co.. No. 10 University place, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

Ci%eiNShrT WIfiIISGr6N AND GAINESVILLE.
PiILROAD under the purchase o. reof recently msds
BY tie undersigned in trust ere notified that meet
s OF the ples SO interested viii be held ct the once
in the City Of Cincinnati Ohio, tho 10Th day Of MARCH,
A. d. 1884, 81 10 oclocs said day, for the purpose o.
M body corporate under the original Charter OF hs
Cirfnpsti W mnson and Zs1esvlo Railroad Company OF
10 about such other form Of o9inauon OF ethef-
% slfense r carrying dpo.ine Of said foad properly
40 es ss MAJ b. asreed upon. Parties Interested nag
be- Seuea ~ said meeting -ut PROXY sppomtea oJ
,-,6iss ANY sig1ei CHARLES MORAN, Trustee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

WAsuInoros Thursday. Feb. rs 1854.
Tho argument in The Quicksilyer Mining case
IA being oonlpys In tho Unied Ssss Supreme Court
tQ-daY
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scrofuIa, Old sores, Impure Blood. &c.

TTi,
DIR. SWAYNE'S PANACEA; r..
DIR. SWAYNE'S PASACEA.
The only sosereign remedy for eEec,uslly curing
SCROLLS. Impure Blood.
c,nr.rs GoilEe or .swet.d Neck.
Od sores Drops'csl Swelling
Fyvsine Rheumatic Affections.
Ro;ls Pinpls@ Rad effects of CslosDei.
N'ld,e SVsIliuf. M.ioOr;al Diseases,
Soc F,ea Cutaneous Diseases.
Scsld Head General Debility
Dsao.seated s,plIis Hip-iont Complaints 60
ia cri 10 rrt the genuine prepared only by DIR.
sLI AINI 3 SD. No. $50 North 6thst., Philadelphia.
Sold Al IFLxBoLDs No. So Brosdgsy; BARSRss, No 2n
Brosdg.ay; WELLS Co s. No. lis Franklins, New York
Nat.nes,-SIVFR WATCHES OF all descriptions.
Silver Hunting Lapne Watches Sll, SIS, Pio aud SSo
each. 40 s,o ,.a 49,
70 4 % esch. 400 .o1 am ara
silver Hunting English Patent Levers, SSS s15, SO %ss
% 80 a8ch. "A
All warranted and sent by na or express to all parts
the country without extra charge. -
gro. C. ALIEN No. as Broadway,
One door below Cansl-st., formerly No. ii Wsust.
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DIgG4s;s, or TIE EBRvoUs, SBMnIAL, URN
AEY AND SsxUsb sYsrxs-Eew and reliable trssipen in
spors OF tho HOSARD ASSOCIATION sealed letter
enysorrs ffes Of charge Address Dr. j. SALLLN HOVGn.
rom Howard Association, fldlsdalphis, Pa
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Alilitarn Noiites.

New-York County Volunteer Committee.
Oaee New Buildings Chamber rst and Broadway %
joining New Courthouse Ienssa ace o. Broadway)
10000 VOLUNIEE RS WANTED.
~ The following are the peeo nii inducements oaefsd'
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash dow OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
STATE BOUNTY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
UNITED STATES B0uN ~ 10 new Iecruiis....'' @
uNlrED STATES Bou' .,ry, addlionaltO veteran
soiuets'''..'.s''''''''p~.. .,...'''''''''''''
NJ, ..,.,....$ryf
$3.50 s'''''''''','' r. c.. NJ tina (,orL.
AppUcsti TO be made personally tue o0e u '''
uitL ,.n A.,
n,TrnEw T. BRENNAN, Cenptsolet
oIIsoN BLUNT, Supervisor. ..
ELIJAH " PURDy. Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supsrvisos
WILLIAM d. TWEED, Supervissx
!. County COMMITTEES .,
GEORGE oPDYKE. Auxiliary Member
OalsoN BLUNT, GtexusA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
50 FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1868.

GROVER s. BAKERS CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH SEWING
MAcBsYs awarded the highest premiums over all com
peors ei the State Fairs Of NewYors, Vermont Iowa, In
dam Michigan Illinois, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Oregon and a. every respectable Institute, aud Comfy Fair
hold in 1868 saesroorns No. 4s5 Broadway, EewYork and
No. 1872 Fuitou.st. BROOKLYN.
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Ayam,. Get Thee Gone I:

S' Wl.D, RAIN AND DUST.
BROWNE Les issued his edc, aid placed his METALLIC
SEAL upon he Windows am Doors Of 10000 dwellings and
KRoNNT'S METALLIC WEATHER STRIPS and WIN
NOW lands exclude cold wind, rain and Gn from doors
ma y ovys Thsy save half the feet stop the rafting OF
ts and are wafr5utcd good l.r nyc leca- aonts
otd evors here. Address the Patons Metallic "esibes
stfio Co. No. Ga Broadway. cor. Of Bleeekers'
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! HAIL no THE STARS AND STRIPES.

10 le there en-lafFd lVi even p''''" = -
Han to the Stars and Stripes!
The boastful flag all hail!
The tyrant trembles now,
And At tho sight grows pale
The Old World groans IN pain,
Ard turns her eye to see,
Beyond the Western Main,
This emblem Of the Free.
Hail TO the Stripes and Stars!
Hope beams in every ray,
And through the dungeon bars
Points out brighter way;
The Old World sees the light
That shall her cells illume,
Aud, shrinking back to night,
Oppression reads her doom.
Hail to the Stars and Stripes!
They float in every sea-
O'er every ocean sweeps
The emblem of the Free.
Beneath the azure sky
OF soft Italia's cline,
Or where AurOras die
IN solitude sublime.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26
The Brooklyn Fair.

The Brooklyn Fair.
An
EXTRA FULL REPORc
"TUE GREAT SUCCESS"
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON
IN THE "BROOKLYN UNION"
TWO CENTS PER COPY.
ladies, Bracelets, new SUGGESTIVE Three.
F'r Fve Six Tira Ten Ty elgc, Fifteen, Twenty, lnear
~ nys 10 sc,cnty-fvp Doilsrs EACH tor sale ny
GEO. c. ALLEN, No. 40 Broadway
One door below Canal At.
Patents, Patents! Patents: ,.,-,,.,,.
N.ssrs RfDNN & Co, pub sheTs OF TIE SCIhNiri"
a,RPit;t \ - continue 20 Attorneys tor securing fs
is,t- for new inventions In Lis sud al foreign Countries
Nssus y. l. 90. have lad seventeen yrais expert
~ pate u.s. and have acted a. attorneys ior more
than 2JafO inventors. -. II .-...-.
, ,iion toy inventors FURNISHED ir-e Application
Consultation AID advice Tree. Addass MUM d Go.
n P,rl row ~ " aud 5hs's, Washington ~ G.
ARsr RaliEs = ar.,E Bu!LpEor AcsDEaI Par .k
ALBANY. y. Y, March, ie6a
Tickets lee per Notice holcto!o.e pubhedl for uts
O,i.i,sl Drst OF the PRESlDEar FIRST EAP .NtiPA-
ZION PROCLAMATION, dated Sept % A. d., 1852. can
"a be- ohtsinea ~ nclosng ~ ror each Tickst nth
snd re- deucA WILLIAM bAHnES, ih'fuls s the SFe-
ci,l Committee Albany, ~ l.
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FAMILY SEWNG.-Embroiderin Braid.ng
Quilting. 1uekns SC. beautifully executed the GROVE
BAKER SEWING MACHINE No. 935 broadway, ed 81
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NEW SEwIyG-MACHISE3
TO HESr. by
HICgl K COMPANY, No. 400 Broadway,
Tire doors below Hro0me-st.

The celebrated CRAIG MICROSCOPE is mailed
prepaid for 81 2S; with six beautiful Mounted Objects -
with - Object IS; BY HEsRr CRAIG, No 3J5 Broadwa,
I'd floor, New York Liberal discount to dealers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

TRUsSEs.-DR. RIGGs's Hard-Rubber Trusses,
Supporter Spinal istrunen,s and Narcoccla Truss may
he seen at No. Z Barclay-st.. N. y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-26

Prof. ALEX G. BARRY'S TRICOPBEIOUs OR Me-
DIcArpD COMPOUND for Preserving restoring and identifying
bair ersdcaing scuf and dsndru preventing badness
gray heEa curing dcascs Of the skin glands and cs
(,uch at rheur pmple chilbsns, Ac chaps, rfemat
dwellings throat. &c. and giving instant relief ia
Of bruises, sprns burns. scads, &C. Price e
Sold by al Druggts throug hOut the world. Principal
Office, No. 37l Pe1rst, New.l0rk
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-08
An Affecting Appeal.

A country reporter sends the following
sketch to his paper
\ lawyer out west was defending hand
some young woman, accused of stealing from
large and unoccuped dwelling in the night
time, and thus he spoke in conclusion -
Gentlemen of the jury, | am done. When
gaze with enraptured eyes on the match
less beauty of this peerless virgin, on whose
respendant charms suspicion never dared
to breathe when l behold her radiant in
the glorious bloom of lustrous loveliness,
which angelic sweetness might envy, but
could not eclipse, before which the stars on
brow of night grow pale, and the diamonds
of Brazil are dim, and then reflect upon the
utter madness and folly Of supposing that
so muc. beauty would expose itself in the
cold damp, dead of night, when innocence
like hers is hiding itself amid the snowy pill
lows of repose, gentlemen of the jury, my
feelings are too overpowering for express
ion, and | throw her into your arms for pro
lection against this foul charge, which the
outrageous malice of disappointed scoun
drel has invented to blast the fair name o.
this lovely maiden, whose smiles shall be I
reward of the verdict which | know yo,
will give
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-12-08
MARRIAGES..

ON the 2Sth of October, by Rev Gabriel Neif,
Mr.. John j. Frey and Miss Catherine loder.
on the 9th of Nov. by Rev. Moses Miller, Mr.
Amos Hochstctler and Miss Mary Ioder.
ON the 10th of Nov, by Rev. David a. Troyer
Mr.. David =, Troycr and Miss Mary Beechy.
ON the same day, by the Rev. Gabriel Nefl
Mr.. Timothy Kaser and Miss Margaret Nogel.
on the 18th of Now, by Rev. David A.. Troyer
Mr.. Nicholas Yoder and Miss Feronica foder.
ON the same day, by Rev. Moses Miller, Mr.
Aaron Mast and Miss Lydia Gerber.
on the 18th of Nov, by Daniel Fair, Esq, Mr.
George Geese and Mrs. Sarah Failor.
on the 10th of Nov, by Rev G. Craven, Mr.
George w. King and Miss Amanda Shut.
on the Sth of Nov, by Rev. James A; Reed,
Mr.. Enos l.. Cascbeer and Miss Nancy j. Martin
on the 10th of Nov, by Daniel Fair, Esq., Mr.
Amos Cnser and Miss Susan Pnrgy.
on the cath of Nov, by Rev. w, NJ. Sparr Mr.
John Wilson and Miss Charlotte Is. Johnston.
on the 3Oth of Nov, by same, MIR. Thomas l.
Anderson and Miss Cccelia NJ. Crump.
ON the ith inst, by the Rev. w. II. Painter
Mr.. n. l.. Mccormick and Miss Bloomer DE-
MaranVill.