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The New York herald., 1864-10-14
FINANCIAL AND coMmeRclAL,

THURSDAY, Cot 13--6P. NJ
The stock market was strong the opening ttss
ug and general advance in prices took place. Ths
transact ns we're large and good deal OF speculative
activity shown. Towards the close Of shc call how.
the bidding less spirited and quotations receded
fraction The closing prices at the lrst board as com
pared with these at yesterday second board showed an
advance Erie Of " New York Central 81. Hudson
River Az Reading TX, Michigan Central l, Michigan
Southern a., Illinois Central 2, Chicago and North-
western n Miwaukee and Prairie du Chen 2,i, Can
Company lsS Cumberland Coal az, Quicksilver l.
Clev Gland and Toledo declined l. Rock Island y, Fort
wayne * Cumberland Coal oponed at on advance but
closed steady. Eariposa advanced Ia en- yesterday
mornings pr,ces Atlantic Nal sold al 1s5.
Government securities were nrm, az afraotlonal ad
vance. Coupon sizes OF 1851 improved u, ono year cer
tihcstss a..
Railroad bonds were active and in some cases, at
higher quotations than yesterday Bank stocks wore In
better demand
After the b ard the market was dull and lover but NJ
the open board at o'clock. Il recovered It's strength
Al the sec md regular board there was further al
vance Erie improved IL, Hudson Rwcrl, Michigan
Southern tx. Illinois Central Glove
Land and Toledo Az Chicago and Rock Island Ia Mil
waukse and Prairie da Chen Ohio aod Mississippi GER
tihcs,es l, Conon Company az, Fort Wayne "a. Read
ing, Quicksilver and Cumberland Cosl Company were
steady. Government securities continued nrm.
AT tho open board at half.past thrce the market
active. -
There was considerable excitement Ia the gold room,
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SECOND BOARD.
NJ -. n
CITY comMERCiAL REPORT.

4 THURSDAY, Oct. 13-6 P. M.
EsRsceip,s, oS bbsrSmall sales Of pots $40 rs
$I. Pearls held at $2 50 and bichroma,e potash
at 30c, less per cent cash.
BREArsruFTs Receipts, 13. .4sl bbs. -four, 1872 bbs
and o32 bags corn meal a6S1 bnshes wheat IL e4s
do. corn. ,12s do oats s07s do barley l03 do
rye and 9O2 d. malt. The flour market was further
Strengthened by the upward tendency or gold but the
volume Of business was moderate and confined mainly to
trade The export trade emaped inactive for want OF
margins Sales IL 500 bbls. state and Western COO do
Southern and 500 do Canadian Rye Hour was steady Ia
price, with gales Of $50 bbs. al 81 IS Corn mcal was
sold to the extentof $50 bbs at so 81 62 for Jer
sey and 81 9l Brandywlne so puncheous the
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FINANCIAL.
PROPOSALS FOR oAN-rIvE-rwENTY BONDS.


Sealed o,ers Nll be received At ts neparment under
q, % fds m ns s @ m a. S na n o. so, The unea lied on
offered viii bear an interest Of six per ceaua PAYABLE
II 10 so on The Il s % DAYS Nay m and No
sfte ,e years and PAYABLE In twenty years from
Each oner us he fo- hoy pr'ipc of fifty dol.
lars ANA must state the sum- offered for
aS a m the Ssr e Ss pr @
s
S''Ssss s s e 'ss' ss'Iisss
S; s bspo aa SsS sr es %
the business without % charge FOR which aepo;.s
officer bank reeeng hemhe ORIGINALS OF which must
oasrs reach wsshnson not later Than the morning %
%. '' It's
So%s. e. $ c g and % S Be
AT ca.rs rseeiy.d VII, be opened Friday October
he hese The swas w ans ss pa.s ~ s 70
cination win be iinmedatey given to the respe tive
scrip.on aud denominations preferred viii BE- ent
to tho subscribers ut the cost Of the department the
viii BE- t the ss ins.aimeS psia by Successful
oseres and wiz he Immediately returned to those whose
The amoan, o. nccsptei offers deposited with
noes on advice Of acceptance Of Offers rs foows-one
hslr the 2oh Of October aud the balance tneludnG the
premium and original two per cent dcpos on The 3lst OF
on deposit from Their date TO November win be paid by
one Hai e se srs ipstameu, or ,wen, Ave per cent
o. acsp,sd orrs nay be pad with accrued interest 70
S ~ gaea M is s IA p % the
ursitnstalmcnt only. . "a, H..ea,s .
@ sd s . se & re Of se rr
The right decline all oilers not considered advantageous
% 'ne S''''n"'n' ''''''vsa " !! TFsssssSspsS "
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The Em,srssIen fro.n Ireland.

IfFom tbe IWbNn FTecmans Journal, sept oV.I
On the important suscct OF emigration we perceive
from tbe abstracts n tue of the Registrar Gene
ws uEt pub sned, that persons Ist the country
this year up 70 The 9lst Oi July who stated their
intention not TO retorn-bsng an increase OF 070
the number for lest vesr Tue details Of the emigration
returns may b given thus--lu Ulster there was do
crcass Of &c, and in Munster of s0i6 While in Con
naught there wss an increse OF 2ef aod 10 Ieus,cr Of
$50 The essire number cf smigrsns since the date
bes their 90 uaersion the sessrs pots Of lrearS
oompsroes--Ist NAY, lssI-io the slu Of July last
amounted 70 i.4pe,esa
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The wheat marketwas very firm from the caase
noted In remarks on -four 1be Transactions on
basis of an advance of lc &C. and comprsede e5 900
nsls al y 81 81 s. or chicago spring 81 50 s. eoior
80 for winter red Western So for amber Kentucky 81
s! 05 for amber Michigan. 81 05 SO Is FOR
white Canadian, and SO 2j for small parcel rev
white Michigan. Rye Was dun, with sales of 5000
bushels Western ats1 33.A North river and Jersey IA
held at 81 S 81 60 Barley continued plenty and prices
favor thepuchaser ssies 300 bushels at 81 IS II 30
for Canada West also 600 do barley malt 81 So To-
latter price for choice oats vere again deci edy rmer
10 price, with sales al s2c s35ic Corn also dearer
with gales Of 81 900 bushels Western mixed at 81 20
81 5G
CASDLEs.--ID adamaniiue there was rather more
doing sales of $50 boxes 3c cash. Sperm and patent
were steady IN price, the demand being very light
CoTIoS-ihe market quiet, with sales OF $50 bales
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Dreadful Accident AZ Quebec.
rFrom the Montreal Herald, Oct. 12l

C0Ensc, Oct. II, 1854
Between dvs ed o'clock this evening part cf tho
rocn in Chsmplan street, below TIE oitaael ie and de
borse az M Hayden ard Mr. Battle wss entirely de.
soyed and one occupied by seph Lesueur ship chan.
der was rent from trc cellar 10 The attcs Inc street y
nisd With sympsthzlns crowd, and everything s done
70 rescue the living and recover the dead The oHor
are The names q tho persons who Lost their vesJohn
Hayden, stsvedors. krs Hayden, Mary Hayden aid
Japet Nc Abn. lnJured--Tbomas HAyde1, son OF D.
uayden above mcntinned. and Mrs MoCann.
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The city Ipspcctor and the mayor.
CirY ISsrtCoRs DEPsRrnyyY,
Yaaa lrl K

To rHs HoyonAmg rHz BOARD oy ALpgRSss l0-T
6rulgnxJu the published proceedings OF Jour Board
OF tho Goth uL observe communcatoA from the
Mayor In regard 10 the Aboina nuisance his
sous nos the Roard Of Health 10 take sctoa
IN relation thereto Had that conmu uDicstion sinply
eopnned itself 10 matters OF fact wosd not have 6ecd
II necessary make any reply 70 II but a. t1s Mayor
has taken the trouble 10 calumnate me and .hs depart
men, over which bare the houor 10 prcsas, feel my
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r.llo~,us .as,s s.cA show. the aggregate. o. the.

The boston Vfdveer OF yesterday reports upoa the
condition OF naancial Affairs in thar cits loIloxt
Norey continues in good supply for discounts Of
frs ass and tor osns on prime collateral security The
hai - taking about all tie undoubted corrraarci
ra%sf ed TO thei. ty heir regular Customers, aud
,Ifes .arer comes into tho street ior oItsiGc ac
c,iFs Basncss uas impYov ed Considerably aed
tat ilcreased activity observed upon the wharv
"inusercisl Streets he late Geciise "a ases
hT q .,, OF foreign aud domestic merchandise,
gi,pe y impetus tosade. boihin the wholesale dc
pa 10 al retail. Stecks boptis arc being
:, comparatively Tow prices, but those holders who
obliged 10 sell mud reads buyers at the reduced
tcus Ihefcis inte moro snmatios IN regard TO Iain
ing land aud railroad shares q steady dem snd Tor
debt certificates well for tho funded securities of
lhe government
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Mn -ricd.

BgRGES-wycgoFF.-on Tuesday, Oct,ber IL, at the
residence Of the BRIDES atber by the Rev r. o. currIe
second daughter OF Ieer Wyckof fs1., OF New Utrecht
L. l.
Rev A. b. Carter, II. X. CANT. OF New York, TO MAgs
daughter OF Thomas o. Harrington, ~ Ycnkers.
UrBsAHp-W EsrflKr.-en Thursday October ID. by
the Few henry }. fx GAi.s w. iiosaaHn TO Miss EMMA
LOUISE daughter Of John D. Westake Esq., Of this city.
KiuRALL--IOSowoRlH.- Wednesday afternoon, Oc
tober l2 at 81 AIMS church, Eighteenth street, by the
Rev. Theodore a. Eaton, JANIS WESLEY KiABsI, II Bos
ton Mass, to JOANNA LoScwoaIH, daughter OF W. ..
Ippgwortb. W#I 81 f.a slt HGEf Hr 1855
Liygs-CursSurwooD = On Wednesday, October l2, by
the Rev. H. NJ Gallagher, Jons II. LsrS, OF Bsnao TO
MANY IEsScs, daughter Of Levi Chesnutwood, OF brook
. .Iow1Irss-suASxoS-A Yorkers, on Wednesday, oc-
tober l2 at the firss church, by the cv
DIR. Seward, tHARas Ior Tara. Jr., OF New York. 20
EssA J daughter OF William shannon, Esq. Of The for
MisRs--cHABrRs.- on Wednesday. October ~ at the
residence OF the bi ides parents in Csrmansve by tho
Eev Henry Y. Voorhees,, Capt. EGsEni MYERS TO Miss
EMMA Francis CHANGERS No cards. t8s~E
Albany pape please COPY. 5s y a.-ls 0
MocuIar--Iselsll On ruesday, October IL, by the
Rev. = L finney, ASpRsw NoQunIr W JAsE ENGLISH,
RAY-PATecE.-ou wedr esday, October H. at the
Collegiate Church. corner Of Fifth avenue aud twenty
ninth street. by the Rev. O. butcher, JAWS RAY to
CARRIE, eldest daughter OF Iobert NJ Patrick Esl, all
OF this city. = M -tNt Il
Der ~, by Rev r. Sorrs, Jr, u. ~. CHARLys A. SrsR
LING 10 MARY H., eldest daughter OF r. W. Green Esq.
SsrF--TwRxpY.--0n "Wednesday, October l2, az So
james, church, Danbury Conn.,, oy tho Rev. r. j. Haw
Icy, n D., CHAHIrs w. sKnF, H. formerly of New
Haven Conn, 20 SUSAN r. only daughter Of the late
AZ ,ssedy, tsas O. psnDury, Conn. No cards
ton Dutchess county, " " by the Rev. MIR. Patterson
HsSRy u TuTASy, OF West Earns, Weschester county,
~ Y, TO cARmE, daughter OF Josiah D. Chase, Esq, OF
wicar--HoAur.xp At Calvary church, on Thursday.
October IL, by the Rev. Dr. Mublcnberg, 4. Eosxsrr
wanT MARY EsAScss, daughter Of the late william
HoaglaLd, all Of this gity. G9 #t
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The ruropn Iuward Hanna.

HttFAx, Oct ID Ibb4.
The steamship Europa sailed this morning for Boston
AZ bafpast six O'Clock whore she win be tomorrow
/vrt6sv, n,sht
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Died. s#H tMH
BRowx.--0n Thursday, October IS, after short and
Anuie Brown, oged ycars. months and IL days.
sf9 one sweet infant smile has faded,
.As One sweet infant voioe has lied:
One fair brow the gravc has shaded
- Our little wikie Eow Ia dead. wI s.3
The funeral will take place this (rridavl afternoon, At
Wilmington tpei) papers please copy. ass
CuxpsKsR0uGH.--On Wednesday, october IL, after q
brief hncss FRANCIS CnrE EBRouGu, brother tho late
Holiam Cheesobrcugb, aged 62 years, months Is
dsys,a native OF ftonington. Conn. #rt 0af
the friends Of the family, and members Washington
Proepeet Temple OF Honor. NO. 8, Caled0niAn Division,
No u, and the Masonic fraternity generally invited
10 attend the fupera from his late residence, No. 104
Yc!k street, Broskyn, inis riday) afternoon, ~ two
O'Clock. sg NIf ssM#l - n..
-on We tuesday afternoon, October H. a sge
O'Clock, q paralysis, lisSnv DsKsss. Esq native OF
Bsrkshire, England, aaed 10 years and months.
The relatives sud friends OF the family respectfully
iuysd 20 attend the funora from bp late rcsidsuce
Els Fifty street. bewseu Fourth and Filth ave.
Wi be taken 10 thsMar Cemetery street. New
York ,fer mtcyment ft n-f d. g4etH3 'bea
,CAssroOrr.- Glen's Falls n " on saturday oc,o
ber g. LrosAnD cAksRvoo9I In the 4sth year his ago
Hi3 remains were iutorrcd In Greenwood Cemetery.1
GtAxSIS.--ts Wednesday, October IL, afser brief
lBess, PnrRo lSHot GiArn, native OF Quatc can
tos TcBo, Switzerland aged II years 10 months
The relatives and friends Of the family are resecsfuly
invited 10 attend the funeral, from the residence of his
sonnlaw, is7 Moss street, this triday) assraoos, a.
hAlf.past one O'Clock, Be #tHtM aNt i
baltimore aud california papers please COPY. ,s
JACKSON lin brooklyn, On Wednesday, october H. Of
consumption, SARAH A. JACKSON wife of The late George
W, Jackson, ip the 46th yeAf o her age. rs H.
The relatives and friends o the family are respectfully
luvsd 10 astenihe funeral, on Saturday atsfuooa a
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irssreseum In the state of New York.

The Lockport BE. says that petroleum has been dis
covered n county about three miles sr
Lockport, on the rarm Of Erastus Snyder. sometime
snce Mr. Sny yder cOmmerced drilling Tor oil IN spring
which emitted gas abunaauty as to canse him 20 b.
Heye IL a oil might be found there. lie has already
reached depth OF hundred and thirty ect aud
has found tho pure petroleum Ia such quantities as 10
place the practical and profitable working Of the well
beyond q doubt several scientific gentlemen have
already visited well and made Investigations cnd the
common conclusion come by all Is that the well be
sunk depth OF from lour hundred feet farther.
oil will be found 10 great abundance nave
been on from the o re ons Of Pcuus yvana and after
csreul mvesgscns have come 70 like CONCLUSIONS, aud
made Ar. Snyder Liberal oilers either 10 purchase
a interest 10 the wei 20 lease territory and sink
othor wells. The well thus far. has been drilled by
meaps OF oDehorss power; but Mr. & 10 periectDg
arraprenenLs TO drill with the steam eu glue.
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IlANKING OFFICE OF wINsLow. LANIER a Co.
ID 81 " all streslNcw York, sept -, Is6i. Dividend
Notce-in accsrance with letter Of the President OF the
Pittsbnrg. Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Comp
dated The 24th ui noico hereby given that dividend OF
tbs quarter ending september 80 VIA be paid
BY Oct ~ the capital stock OF that company. 70 the
holders the prozimo The tra nsfer
books will bS sea ate ocock ~, AND roopened octo.
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GREAT nAsrERN r.
z fH.N il OF WESTEKN VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL, SO llnOh

" IN seoeo siiARES xr Sii EACH. ...to
,-sUBSCRlfrIoN PRICE - PER SHARE.
Of the state Of York The property waq res is
Oh sptRns as Ssn dope u e
u Forming ssandsn towing wells Of
niles d tic fass.sSas Branch Tie bslnsrc aad Ohio
rrsauc. bS,ns % stS OIL worth sas per barrel
suitable for the aness machinery. including waoh move
Lss property has been selected By bon; rnoMssA
EsS Of PsiaicpSa ana oscr scnremcr connect.d with
the s e %s sGs nov
and dRsr i 4 ssiyss sssS n. Ne y. e s OIL COMPANY
w rfoa faiiy dsT,iopcd eseeea even M the coas
wes en Ss Worked ns me
ropcrt, soon as the necessary mschnery be
sssl % es.sf lsss
''''1''' = JoilS r. MURRAY co.. IS iata-eq
esr., 3, 81 ! s.s 5.r.sY
.ss II BROAD snW sasFFd, S6FRs NEAR WALL .s,s-'
MAHKEr sAy,ss. y gAsK; ...yor asn IS.
s,x PER 81 SgSS 'sS isSKEsdS hyESy Sisi i1siIownD
o. z SfifiEs g. 6ss4ss s 's
y .ss 81
road IN = w. IA ws r.
;.cm q s rs; Sgsa
DBTRoLEuM srooKs AND LANDS: sta ~.
I mo- N BROADWAyL EOOn ~
FOR eALs-MOnyHLy DivIbEEpA 81 srQ0k M :,
osrs Eaaa'io xso az a.. fSds G % cr.sS cS.rrs ~ river
rih0' creek add Allssh.n} ssd;s sad;s7Avr oosrcHlus
Arxv II 4 vsw PiksT GLASS COMPANIES .si /
!, For sale by JOHN b MubRAfp > W w.u
sryyo HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED
10 s,ils % suit lsnders dos spscisc period upon
es.t ssr snnun, PArADEE IN GOLD, will be sllowbd
JOHN b MURRAY CO., II Broad strccA
nO nOn wAxrgD-oN, R0Np AND MORTGAGE
BsJ.UVU on coed security and the best Of terms.
ADDRESS H. A., boz ix herAld Office.
U0ON OOO 70 LOAN, AT SIX PER CENT. on
aDOUUsVVV New Yofk city prorersy. Apply 70
JOSEPH MASON, No, ck Piue Nres', rsens N Andlhh
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ATR CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRICT.-AT MEETING
the Fourth Congressional District Convention heto
pu sua Mt 10 New Democratic General Conn
mitice McKcon) nc The Fifth ward Hoie Wednesday
evening. Oct. IL, Alderman William Walsh unAnR
ousy nominated TO represent this district In the usas
o0na's'' Of '"' e"''1 Edmund NJ PLUM chssruap.
JAMES H. SKELLY Secretary. - ~nt - .tass.s
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A TbANrIC SAVINGS BANk-cHATHAN SQUARE.
IA New lork.-OPen daily: sxper interest allowed
Deposits 'nsd- now, before October will draw
N. ~ VAN PELT, President
~ CHAS. ID. BAILEY. Treasurer.
poo
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I'D ASSEMBLY CoSyENTloN-AT A MEETING or
the ranmany Hall delegates 70 the above Convcnton
held at o0t Hudson Thm sdsy evening Oct. Ia
Mr. John r. Russell was elected President aud Mr.. VIM.
Couglin Secretary. On mot resolved that NJ.
Geo Ward receve By ACCLAIM alton. .f
JOHN r. RUSSRI.L, President.
WV CoSK1rN Secretary. PIP ~ 7t
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= n sEoARs AND C6BACoOs = II
or, CASTS OF rrNB oLD C0XNsoricuf sH1D
SUu .f e. sSssSS sss fTSn, sS. fo @ 0i n scS
l6o Frsnt street. f03 ~ a7Ni efi 60 .ifHl N1A +
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From the New York Independent.
why "The Union Must be all Slave O.
ali Free"
BI HORACE GREELEY.

The e is q pause III the progress OF the
War, broken only at intervals by the deep
reverLeratious of Glllmors's heavy guns rs
be executes, little by little, the Nations
judgment on guilty Charleston; or by
lldlngs of some cavalry raid. some de,uIo
~ skirmisb; which, however annoying may
be it's issue to one side or the Other, does
little 10 delermin or 10 hasten The event oi
the struggle The severity Of md winter
has arrested all decisive operations; aud
is is hardly probable that another great
battle will be taught this side OF the MISS
issippi before April at the earliest; though
some of the most important conflicts OF tue
two preceding years were fought between
November aud April
Beyond the Mississippi. it should be
otherwise. Texas, with what is left 10 the
Rebels of Arkansas aud Louisiana, ought
10 be fully restored to the Union before
May. Isolated completely from the far
stronger remnant OF the Rebellion, the
trans Mississippi region ought TO be
cleared of Slavery aud militant Treasou
forthwith. lu that genial, semi,roplca
climate, the Winter should present no re-
SIS less obstacle to the operations OF Wac
especially 10 that belllgerant which CON
mands the ocean aud the unooslrueted
navigable rivers Fifty thousand met
should suffice 10 win back Texas in six J
days campaign, silh mol more 'hsn one Sc
rious coualct. NV own decided opinion l.
that au army Of forty thousand weii-appoint
ed troops. with loierabie proportion o
cavalry aud light artillery, might, updsl
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The Horrible Catastrophe in Chill.

The burning of the Church in Santiago. with
the destruction Of two thousand lives, is the
most horrible event that has occurred 10 the
present generation. From the Chian papers
and the correspondence OF NJ Y papers the
Cleveland Herald condenses an accouDt Of the
calamity. The edifce was not the Cathedral,
as reported, but the "Churca of the Comps-
mia" or Jesuits Church, presided over by Gu.
rate named Ugarte, who was also at tho head
Of religious association Of lay women and
girls styling themselves Daughters Of Mary.
This chulch was the central point Cor all who
especially held to the dogma OF the "Immacu-
late Conception" The Valparaiso papers
narrate extraordinary stories of this Ugarte
among other things asserting that be persuaded
the daughters of Mary" to believe that by
writing letters to the Virgin and dropping them
into letter box iu the church, their written
requests would be answered by the Virgin.
Ugarte took the letters himself and was thu
put n possession Of the secret thoughts Of hi
dupes. Another Of his schemes was the get
tiag up q religious rufle 'for the favor Of the
Virgin" one Of the prizes being drawn by Q
skepiical Minister OF State. and the other by
woman Of bad reputatonl
Ii was the annual Custom OF this Ugarte t'
hold a series Of religious services ia honor o
the Virgin, winding up on the 9th Of psce~
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BUFFALO TESTIMONY.

The CTDTN Cures
PEOPLES W III II Rheumatism
al troubled with Eeumatism for two years suffering
ess day. have taken two bottles the
Pies Cure and have not had any pain since left more
than weeks ag" consider myself entirely cured
the medicine has made feel very light g0ou-just
like young though am sixty-two yesrs old.
GODFREY SCHEFFEL Michigan ST."
"Ny e has beCn suffering from rheumatism Of an in
namnaory character for about six years.
acutey. About the 6rs of June last she
taking Peoples Cure and conti take some
three weeks In ten days ter he commenced the swelling
and tness of her oln had very materially lesened and
In three weeks had disappeared altogether
"THOMAS POLLOCK, lat ". II. Glenny's)
Buffalo, Oct. l. 1852"
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HAEpKERcHIEF FLiRrATIoss.-The following
sensible condemnation OF very silly and mis-
ehievous practice. which we fnd in an exchange.
may, as we know from observation, be read
With profit by some Of the young ladies Of
other places:
A very silly and very miscbievous prac.
tice has come into vogue among lightheaded
school rIs, which they ought 10 be made
thoroughly ashamed Of. IL is the practice
of attracting the attention Of the slerner
sex, by skillful use of the handkerchief.
| SO general has this silly custom become 10
some places, that ladies who regard their
character for respectability scarcely dare
put their handkerchief to necessary use In
he street, for fear Of attracting the stten-
tion Of some bold, bad man. Now 1t may
be very funny, my dear young lady, for
you 10 toss your embroidered cambric TO
some handsome cavalier with elegant mooss
tsche aud jauDly air. ard receive : ssnl)s
and a bow in return; but be as1r1ed thas
every time you DO it. your ciaf1ct<< foe
modesty aud responsibility Ia Seriously COM
promised. Bear In miad that no true gen.
tIeman, who bonors womaDhood, viii ever
respond TO such.silly manifestations 0nly
very young gentleman, who knos no bsstsr
than TO initiate tte msuners OF corrnpe
villains, or those villains themselves. svse
AXE notice Of yoar handkerchief displtys-
There are two things ws shoald asvef
borrow -'trouble and pousp'por 4
!. ID
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Tribes

The massive gates of circumstance
Are turned upon the smallest hinge,
And thus some seeming pettiest chance
Oft gives our life its after tinge.
The trifles of our daily lives,
The common thing scarce worth recall,
Whereof no visible trace survives
These are the mainsprings, after ALL
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In bull fight days, blacksmith who
was rearing bull pup, induced bis old
father TO go on all fonrs to initiate the pup
The canine pupil pinned the old man by
the nose. The sou; disregarding PARENTAL
roaring. exclaimed. Hold him Growler
boy hold him? Bear it father. dear il. i'll
be the making Of the pup
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-30
Pension, Bounty and Back Pay,
Ashtabula Union School.

George w. Waite, A. h. SIperinisHdsnL
GRO W. WAITE Principal Of High School
Miss SARA NJ scHooSMAKUR, Assistant In High School
Miss HRLESA scHooSNAKER, Grammar
Miss CAKRIE f. KIsG, intermediate Depan uent
Miss SUSAN SAMPSON, Secondary Depar,n snt
Miss SUSAN NJ WILDKE. Primary Department
shss EAhA ENSIGN, Assistant IN Primary
The School Free TO all persons Of suitable age resdie
within the village limits and the Dstrct attached thereto
Tor school purposes"
VIII
For Primary annum $500
For Grammar 900
TOT nlgn sen9oi 1900
tendant.
The Fall Term Commences Monday s. s II " III
1864, and the Winter Term Monday, January 4th,
II highly desirable that all pupils should b. n, OMEN
ing of terms No pupils out of the village viii b fol
less period than one erm and deduction 20, ,ucs ex
eept In cases OF sickness or removal.
Rev. N. GlLLETT,
O. T. BRUCE.
.f H FAssETT. PIsSL
H. L. MogRIsos, TSsas.
a,rr 2. Q. 0ULLEr, J Board OF Educatioa
J. b. CRoasY,
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