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l. cal Bounty.

l. cal Bounty.
Some of the Townships are making
IN effort to raise local bounties for
volunteers. Without these there is
little hope Of doing anything in the
way Of raising recruits.
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|i',oi,6c.

PiOI &c.
A eve, belonging TO Mr.. p. B.
frackler. oil Delaware township. on
the 23d of July gave birth to four
lambs, all which are now living and
doing well. This eve has produced
seven lambs within two years. Rath
|er profitable.
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U Il. elN EA MINT iss.
3 RyA ~, ptIp pIONIC w Az Il II G


3 Rf NJ PtL HONIC WAEE ERs
The oripinl Medieinc e.rahl shed in 1887
,nd first ar 10 Il ieL l, dcy. in r.'d IN
Ter tue ramc uf "Pulm"nr v,fcis, IN tal-
~ any other counlr, all uihor Puirho
" dicis are cJuntcrtcitS. The cn Iii'I can y,
SHOWN by tue name oI BRYAN beng sta ped
,n each WAFER
BRrAs's PCLu,sIo wAFEGl
Relieve Coughs, Colds, sore Tnrvit, lIoarsc.
BuylN's P,LMoNtc NArgR.
iefo\e Aslbm', Brouehltis, D.nioult Breath.
ing.
RRYAS's rrLN"sic W,rrLs
Relieve rpiitlng of Blood, Pam, ia the Chest
DHrs = PCLauNIS WAFnRs
Relieve ncIplent Con.ulnpticn. ia,ns pissas.
~.
BRYAs's frIa Nc WArgls
Relieve -rrlia,i"n of The tvnt and TonsIls.
bhyAA's PvLaoNIv WAfKKs
.IelieNo the above C"rpltints IN ten minutes.
BnYtN's lCLNosfc WArkRs
Arc u blessing 10 all Glasses aud Constitutions.
BhiA' u PrLNoSic'W AF1RI
Are adapted Tor focaiIstS and PIUlie speak.
b~sAs's PrfHoLrc w6rtas
Are IN Snip e fora an pleasant ~ the taste
BRfAS's PCLMuNIc WArEai
iot only relieve, but effect RAPID and las,
Ing cures
BNAS's FrLNoxlc WARNS
\re warranted 10 give satisfaction 10 every
,nc.
No Tami'! shouid bc si,hort ! boI of
BhYAs's priM,NIc wAfgBs
in the house.
No. :travcltr sh uld br without Il supply q
BRrAS'S PrIAnNic WArERs
la his pocket
No pers"n win ever nbjgct to give for
BIYAN's rCLNONic WAFEAs
Twenty nyo Cents
sold BY all Druggists.
sole Proprietor. JOB MOSES
q c,Iilnndt Il New Yn"e.
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n m,,l.bir Disc very of Murderer

Some weeks since on the stoppage
ot train oil the North London Rail
way, Mr.. Briggs, n London banker,
who was the sole occupant of q first
class carriage, inside which he had
been locked, according to British
custom. was found 10 have been muir
dered and robbed. The criminal has
lust been discovered in very singu
lar manner. A German Tailor and
shirt cutter of London named Franz
Muller recently disappeared. A lit
tic girl, the daughter of the eahmau
at whose house Muller, had lived,
said that after lis leaving, four days,
she found In the room he had occupi.
ed a small cardboard box. srch as
Jewellers put their various wares in
and upon her exhibiting 1t to her faith.
er he remembered the name of the
tradcsman with whom the chain OF
the late Mr.. Briggs had been eNchap.
ned. The cabman immediately com.
municated with the police authorities
The box was then taken to the jewel
er. Mr.. Death, who identified it.
That slight clue having hecr oh.
tanned. of corse the next step was 10
connect Muller with the man who
sold the chain to Mr.. Death, and Mr..
Death, in company with the cabman
and the police, went down to the cot.
tage at Bow where Muller had lived,
snd, upsn seeing photograph Mul-
Ter had given to the child. he AZ once
recognized the features Of the person
who changed the chain OH Monday
1t is almost needless TO add that this
discovery assured the police they
were Oh the right scent ut last, and
the next step was to ascertain wheth-
er the hat which had been found in
the carriage on the railway OIL the
night OF the mur Ter, and which 1t was
evident had belonged to the person
who Il ,d committed the crime, could
in any way bc connected with the
man Muller. The cdbman wns there
fore taken up to Scotland yard, and
upon tie hat being shown to him, he
ut once knew it as one he had pur.
chased Tor Muller about four months
ago.
The accused left London for New
York in the packet ship Victoria, on
the l4th OF July, five days before the
facts were discovered. On the night
of the 10Th OF July, at 8 o clock, AIR.
Inspector Tanner, Of the London po-
lice, Mr.. Death, and u cabman. rs wit
nessess for the Identification Of Mul-
Ter, started from Euston square for
Liverpool, Ell route for New ork, in
n sailing vessel, on the goth ult. The
inspector was furnished with II charge
OF murder, and he also carried with
him letters from Mr.. Adams. the
American Minister, 20 the Executive
OF New York. Mr.. Adams was pres
ent during the whole of the cXamina.
ton, and at his request copy OF the
depositions was prepared to be for.
warded to the Secretary Of state at
WashinYtop.
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Notice.
The Physicians Of Hancock county
will meet in Convention mt the Court
House, in Findlay, Monday, August
22d, 1864, for the purpose of organ
izing County Medical Association.
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DR. Phsin.
Who has made professional visits
to this place for number Of years,
will be ut the Reed House Monday
and Tuesday August 18th and 30th,
and October oath a 25. His patients
will remember the dates,
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Wooden Goods
Anderson, ut the WOODEN Mills, Is
manufacturing more wool Ou shares
this Season tijan ever The farmers
have discovefed that this is the hest
aud cheapest way TO get clothing.
They get better goods and higher
prices for their wool.
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ExroRrArioNs.- The expectation
from New York for the past two
weeks have been, N round numbers,
eight millions q week in currency val.
We. A considerable portion Of this
consisted Of foreign goods re-shippcd
TO Europe, there being no market for
thom here at the present prices y
large quantity OF sugar aud coffee was
among the exports OF both weeks.
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U1'oana
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE


| COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
lv'his Institution, u i"rgi''i ~ i.rDana Cia,r
y paign c"uniy, oinr. f"r t''c year prst Il
han been in tue lands vi IA present :, bduo
tor. Grateful f,r the Succrss v;,ici, Lrsn.
tended their efforts, they b. Ut L., merge, the
future increased confidence aud patrinase.
The location has many ad,a,i, ges Lay.
ing three railroads II is arcns,hir ~ m I'll
points. itis remarkably healthy. tri IN, ,,e
midst OF beautiful and fertile u.iurtrv
Tho Seminary Building, Situ itc,I ~ n ii al
i've acres ai Tie nortf eid ~ tuwf. is "A neU
una c"minodhtus brick cj,ice. cJifdiniu.
near sixty rooms. with tllyep ,,i,iJo b,iIs g.,
'endinp the whole length ~ ,ho 'uilIinS
thrvo recitation rooi..s nipl d chu,,uI ,,niy
me hy f"r'y.thrCo iect Tho roun, lcsix,,,s
nr two nccurslhs, are carlioted and well ru,
nlShed, comparing ayUraify for h,inp CO...
forts with ans of nur bost Institutions.
he Priueirsl snd his ftrpily, y M, fl,e ,,,t,
er ioacnetS, residO III the Institution, and ~.
yolo thcmSeftcs to the tsrGns nf The .,cL,,
tnp,lS lro'n ABROAD, unloss with ne, re'aiives
are required to board In tho It,riIr Tbis ia
necessary I" secure good haldls. with ,uc
ccSSiu aud uninterrupted study,
b"t 'ers Arcrc7rircd tn attend Cimrrr ,.,rd
Bible Ga Ou tho ,anb;u.. W
AZ All extensive and aputotria,c H,is
usefulness has been Opened f,r Inc ,s,,,t,,.I
W We denartmrnt OF teaching, Ant tnu ,h..
name IS tim increasing. parents viii be la.
uhed III iiber.ily educating such uf ti,rr
Hnsh efs rs have tsle' aud ",her u i:.linr:,.
ttulis for such oupinym, ni
IhoSc VINO may visa " enter the Ir,t,tu~ -
ii"n should aPSly carly, tiitl ptul,-r ary,n..s.
uCnis may Dc IA ldv for llie in
Ihe rrinrirnls viii be aidctby experlcucsd
toaohers, Ia number and qlniiacallvus 40
sWerlnS 10 ,hc wants oI the jch iJl.
To T. M -.
Board, furnished room. Ids,. h.t.
all
n a, o. = -; .'''' 80 60. .....sI! o.
- u uo' ~ 81 SSion......... &C.. ..... lD-uI
Washing, por dozen .......,,, Az
EXTRA STUDIES.
Ans'c on the Piano or Guitar. lst So..
N '''' ..''''' .'''..'....... ...... IL %
Use Of lastrunon. {" IL -. 400
French Llnguage, ii " W sw
Z" al rtO1
!"Vhcnt ust 'c madc lnarirrlv IN r,ivanc..
Addfess, Rev. VI. A. SAcKsrr
Urbana, ..
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AYERS
CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds, Incipient Com
sumption, and for the relief
OF fConsumptiye pattents
IN advanced stages
OF tho disease.
This has been 40 long used and 90 usi-
versally known, that We need do no mote
chan assure the public nlat iss quality Is ksp,
up To the best It ever has been, and that u
may be relied on 70 do all II has eSer done.
Prepared BY DIR. J. G. ASER 4 Co..
Practical and ASGlytieai Chswisss,
Lowell, Mao.
Sold By al dsrggiso every whore.
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n l. & Or
Photograph Gallery!
"'ei 1fa''s Drug store, Opposite the
Court House,
FiNDLAY, OHIO,
sou WILL TISp
j. III. y A ELL
rRKfIRsp TO NAst
BEST PHOTOGRAPHS T. Amsaorrpts N Town

has conndcrce in his ability as an oty.
lIrratu, ani dcnes c"lnpeii,lon. Fnr rrnuf
10 this, examine his spec me- ., pf phntv,r,phs
ana lie IKE Ambrotypus ~ the ,l,or. r,,d
.nen ~ w ,hd see his rooms. HIS rcuepti,
sed dressing room attached. u.Lu,,l ia go
's'eh,inl ina well regulated gallery. prrs -.
rom ,ie country ana nUighburing town, w.l
ilhi this Rieat advantage I'VE nny otu,.t
saicrI 10 town; Person, wishing 10 get plcl
SUCCESS Gy calling IN The muruluu. ,,r sev.,.
reasons - the light Is stronger, and esp,s..
shce III picture Lcon has taught ~ thai /,
en- q ~ moro iict In the mofuinx tnnr am
other tlns vi 'co da-. Pic,l;c bear tnIs In
'niiu and you VIII meet with success,
A, all the salieriCs In This place ftuur m
hunDe') nave the same list oi pri, es, II will
Oe te Jour tnI-TcN To
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Roll OF Co. c SSH Battalion.

Roll OF Co. e Ssth fBatialiou.
AUDITof's OFFICE, HANCOCK Co.,
FlSDLAr, o., Aug. 2d, 1864.
Mr.. EDITOR oR:-Plcasc publish the
subjoined roll Of Co. {, 5Stb Battal-
ion, Of O. n G.'s, from Hancock Co.,
o., sent to this Office by Capt. Biggs,
commanding said company, in com.
pliance with section ! of the new
Militia Law.
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hrowinx oil the waste substance ir I'm the SUR
acc oi the body. II lu"scns tho phi, gm. In
fuces free spit lug ana VIII bo found very a.
greeable tn The taste. " is not Il violent 10 m.
"dv. hut cmollicnt, warming, scare hing aud
effective. can DO taken by tho oldest person
~ yuuuguSt child.
MADAM, Zodoc Portcr's Curative Bnisn N,
rs nu new Hnd untfied medicine. but has been
used by tho public for the past , years, with
unparalleled success. aud has acquired lis
present extensive aud lrgely increasing sale
simply by being rec, Inneud,d by those 2 hu
have USED II 10 their AFFLICTED iricnds ANA 9th
ers.
ifSou Have n Gotta, II tgcf 80 slight. d.,
not t,il tu give the Bllsiin 1trIsl, ~ The yer,
,"w price At which II is sold, brings IL in the
"ench ~ "vrry ono. that they may nlwavs
<cep II Convenient fir use. The iimcly use
fa p cent bottle will often prove to be worth
mo hundred times ITS cost.
~ not lie pat N with any other. AstI,I
Madam Zndoc Portrf's Cosgb Hal sal n., in
.ist on having ", and take fiV uber; II your
Druggist does not have II, have HIM send and
get " inr vnu.
gJ-sold by nh DresgistS at rs aud so
Cents pr BUfir.
UdLL r RUCEEL. Proprirtors.
2lN Orten,rich street. NtV fo,k.
Id :. u FR '. AuE =. FNpLAY.
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VI -. BNt.LAUD,
II. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
H.vine peImsn. n,iy ioia,an ia Fihdlsy olie
sili attend promp.y 10 all proies iunai cSls
Oaico in Nelodeon Neutrality-suspicious. On
Main Gross strsst,
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house asking "w'at next 7" The cast includcs Miss
lone Burke Miss Mary Barrett Mrs. john Seton. and
Mcssrs. Smith, Fisher, Floyd and Young.
Miss lone Burke made her debut at Walacks IN this
piece playing the iashng part OF Fanny kart1a end
more than sustaining her reputation.
We shall have occasion to speak Of tins lady. and OF
the general performance OF Tho Old English Gentle
man" aal Naval Engagements" in another article.
WINTER GARDEN. -"The- Ticket-oi-Ie
Man" continues to ill this house every night and will
be PLAYED throughout. MI. and Mrs Ilorences engage.
mcnt which ends in about fortnight. Mrs. Florence
takes her first bercat toni I and Is sure to have
bumper.
The OLYMpIc.--The exciting drama of "Ca-
milas Husband" with its gorgeous display Of scenery
costumes, etc., viii te withdrawn tomorrow night. to
make way for freshly imported play entitled. Bnll
in Chira Shop" and tho comedietta Of cousin
Cherry" 1t Ia understood that MIR. Frank Drew viii
make his frs appearance here In the former. while it is
enoreh Of the latter TO that the leading character
will bs played by Mr.. Wood.
BARSUMs MUSEUM--"Thc Ticket-Of-Leaye
Man' Is az popular hero as at the Winter Garden and
il acted with equal effect. There IL little prospect,
therefore of it, discontnusuoc. The three giants stand
equally high at this establishment Int with chance
OF standing any hgLer. Tho learned seal has his ac
nirers also and plays every day on musical instrn
ment We have not him in biz musical moods.
We believe his favori.e. ins'rumen, s German flute
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TRAGEDY ON sMsrHOARD.
rir.t Mslc OF the Ship Neptune MUIR.
Jered-Loss Of she Schooner LOuisn
Dyer md the Rescue Of her Crew.

Captain Peabody OF the ship Neptune which
arrived this port yesterday from Liverpool. with
merchandise and J6s passenger, consigned to Charles
H. Marshall & Co. reports that ON Wednesday, Dec.
90 lsGJ Mr.. Geo Iiacon the irst oihcer was brulay
murdered By some Of the crew. the paryo parties
committing the deed being unknown. az II was perfectly
dark at the time be struck across the head win
oapstan bar which fractured bis skull causing bis dean
10 short Tine Hscon. ut tho time WAS standing at
the port galley door concerning with the steward.
Capt Peabody further reports tina. on the sd Of Jan
uary In lat 3,o lon 6yo Le fell in with the schooner
Louisa Dyer Of Kockland. Capt. spiuding. In sink
ing condition and took of tie crew. Capt. ). vs'
badly frost bitten and lis completely exhausted.
having been pumping n hours.
Capt Spading states that he left VnalhaEen Dec y
and RoeAland 3D. with a cargo OF granite FOR ialil
more and ON the 10Th u December during gale from
). l.. spiung aleak. On the let inst. during gale
from ". " ". VILE scuddinv. hose on ler beam
ends where she remained Il hours and The sd inst
tie vessel being sinking condition. and tho crew
badly frostbitten and exhausted. made signal Of d.S
tres when the ship Neptune hove in sight and rescued
Is-seTen In Oh.
The Louisa Dyer u years Old built at Rockland,
Of liJ runs and wac owned by Capt Oliver Jameson OF
Eockland. One-eigLth was Insured in Rocklaud.
Upoa the arrival OF the Neptune. notice OF the MUIR
der which had been committed sen. 20 tho Police,
when Sergeant Vaughn Of tho Second Precinct.
sih squad Of men, boarded the vessel and rrres'ed
nine Of the crew. whom he conveyed to tho United
States Marshals Office. Amer preliminary eIarnina'
ton the accused we're committed temporarily 10 the
Iombs Several OF the prisoners point TO the second
mate the pcrpctfaior Of tie deed. and sy that only
day or two previous TO the murder 10 and tho de-
ceased had a light on the deck.
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ASSEMBLY.
NOTICES or BILLS

Bv Mr.. STAySARD--To amend the statute
relative 10 inspectors Of Election IN Bufho.
Bv Mr. tgoOKl-Io exempt the County Judge OF
kiuge County nom sections en- and nin1 OF te &C,
relative the collection Of fees Of certain Judchu o.
tcers. a. =.
By Mr. McCOssEIIr-To require bank officers to
stamp counterfeit notes detected by them.
~ Mr. BrsEDlcT-Roatiye to tie American sea
mans Fund Society. -,-, l..
Also to amend III. set for the pay inent oi tie Ma
tona Guard.
IN MIR RY,s-To amend the Excise law.
IL Mr.. MCNfu~-IO regulate the sale use ana dis
position Of barrels used By the Manufacturers oi matt
Sy Mr. GnIrY- Relative 10 the New Haven Railroad
Also To- create Board Of Commi..oners to n'ceTi am
and ~ the jurisdiction OF the counties OK Nt"ho'A
and Wes'ohcster -, g.. e..
Also relative the rate of Interest eharEou y! 'o
paw M brokers of sew-fOfk. ,.
By Mr.. NAIHTws-To amend the code OF PROCEDURE
Is MIR CHooKE-To authQIi<s tir Board OF SUPER
INTRoDUCTlOS oP BILLS.
Bv Mr. H. PAiMER-Io enable soldiers ~ vote
By AR. KoBlSsos-Io perfect ne amendment to Tie
Constitution yfo,dhg fo the voting OF electors IN tAe
military service Of the United States.
By Mr.. BRsSDRI TH-Io amend tie seTeral ao's fela'
tive 10 state prisons - ~, =,
BY Mr.. PIaKY-IO IL TIE taiaf! OF the Io4e" Jus
| iices Of he city Of Brcoklyn
| on motion of Mr. HOrKfSsOs resolution VAS
adopted in,truong the Judiciary Committee To rcpois
b. los lxing the acts Of town aud county AUTHORITIES
I iu rlis.rc and paying hounties.
Mr. A Aspsrws called W the resolutions prolr-in'
10 amend TIE Constitution 90 enable the soldier "
vote.
he resolutions we're passed unanimously.
The aunnal report n the Superintendent u Tie Bank
Department Sts tfcn pre- ltrd-
A.
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NEN-l Os.rA f.Et:lsEAT0.E Ell.
SEN ATE .AIBANT, JAM. 1864.
BILLS INTRODUCED.

BILLS lNlEDDLNtD.
nv Mr.. ToLGgR-To repeal the law prohibit
ing town and county Authorities from making loans 10
pay bouniies. p,
By Mr.. SrRoNG--lo construct main sewer IN heht
avenue BroOkiln n. ,.,,
rs Nj Misunderstanding thnt The ilrs' pVlsion
VI tie National Guard shall be- organized INTO Ofku"7'
each e. consist Of two regiments 81 rOln'u IooPs;
By Nh NiyES-proyding for recording ',c tii'fctIpt
Of wills credited in other State. sucb record Y" DC Plh'
clcie evidence VI the due execution ut the Will
ELLIS NOTICED.
By Mr. I.DDrEh--I,clatiie to piefs, SIPS Ae'' III
New. York. ., ,..., 80 80
By Mr.. WnIlAMs--To amend the Constitution 30 "a
10 enable soldiers 20 vote. - - 49, =,
b. Mr. coRNELl--1o Incorporate the 'hyuR" h'u
Ontario ship Canal Company.
By Mr.. LAisBEtR-PrUsidinsf Of NOTIFICATIONS IA INC
departments OF New fOrk.
bv Mr.. FoLGFg--1o enable husband and VIE 10 tcs-
ty for and against each other in certain cases AIS"
10 punish tie misuse Of money by public oniccis
On motion Of Mr.. AS1iL resolution Was hdoptea
provding for a Select Committee to iHguir" into IN.
expetieucy Of electing sfcnogriphcr 70 the Nehhc
The Committee on Contested seats ~ INC iA'u pl'
.fct vii hold their first session this afternoon.
Adjourned
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they woud carry our language. our laws and light ana
in time he trusted they would establish our nag ana
Government there.
Nj BEoOKs remarked. In explanation II his amend
mont that we had Consuls at Panama and AspinWalL
AID arc protected by the Minister % New Gran da-
We had three or four ConsCls IN Central America
some Of Tie states OF which had 10 larger popHl ton
than single ward In Cincinnati Philadelphia OF New
York The sending Of two Ministers and five Con'ns
TO the irsguilcl population Of Central America Nas
not necessary for commercial purposes. lie WoIii
hereafter discuss the political feature with the gentle
llpn from Pennsyl,an ANA IN the Union League room
Mi KELLEY asked whether the gentleman Was q
member Of the Union League.
Nir RRoays said he was not \ conditional nor an nm
coad, tional Union man, Bat Constitutional Union
man.
Mr. BROOKs's amendment yis rejected. 80
Amer further proceedings the committee and the
consular and diplomatic appropriation bi was passed.
The House then adjourned until Monday.
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MARRIE ID.

HUTCHINSON ROLLINS--On Wednssd.y. Jan. s. BY the
Rev J. ID. Wilson 81 the residence Of the brides i,ther
Lneus h. Alice NJ, d. utter Of b. b. Lo
linz. esq., OF this city.
HUNTINGTON - CURTIS -- On thursday. Jan T. In the
Church Of the Messiah by the Rev Dr. O.gooi Joseph
sedeu Huntington aud sarah T. zsoein, only daughter OF
y. r. CuIs esa, al Of New York.
JfLIAN-GlDDIN GS-At Jefferson OHIO, Thnisday, Dec
81 BY the Rev Mr. Concsin tie Hon George ". Julian
c. Of Indiana Laura A. y0EnseH daughter of the Hon.
I0.Lus X. Gidiinga
NE.RMILYA-suERWOOD Thursday, Jan = by sh'
Roy. X. X. Lo kwood VIM. Nsralys Of Tarryto"n, I,
ElsctA ". Sherwood OF New Rochelle No csrfs.
lSCENT-sMlTH-On Tuesday. Jan. :, E. The resfencs
o. the brides father by th. Rev. Nar'a Richardson o.
PouzhSeepsis, John ". Vincent 10 Lns A., esusasf y
Il. smith, esq, "a New-Yor3 City.
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Entertainments This DAY and Evening.

Ter as rsesnafa aGse'f'r1rrii 81 oih eisnA.
" grpfr.
AcapgpI Music r0lrr o. wing ,lre AID i'ins pace
--Ogf.s OF " Fau-t"
MILO SALON. adsly shove Prince FtrsiConcrt tn
!'.urat % fll0cf ~ - George tho Martyr
Naooktrs AcaDrsr MrsC Monl. Court st
" uflco b. frig Booth.
WAr.cs's Tns,rnH eo-aeT Of Brosieay and Thirteenth
sir-,ia--Naf.l b.. -uii Lus la Leniiallan
WiNIlk GARDEN, bf-" >, olpse ton! stcs- iicAs' c.
l.sssr h4r.
Olr,ric THE,rxn. rroa4ssy, sboTe Houston street
Iiu.lss Hpstsnd
a.Rxrs's Nr.rys rroatwly-Cr-ai French Ci,ni Giant
Roy. Two Dwsrf,. -, a ~ hours-Tickst ofLea'o-
Afsfno0n ard Evening
yis krsrssHs NKsAoigtr. bTo.lsly boso Spfns street
--t,iand 4 .aras 20! via ilil4.--
EHo,Bvir AsPulrarsrsR Broadw.y near Erooms .IssI
f.u.str sni A''ie'ls ffrfcfl.
HoTr CHAPHL kroatway above Fourth stsec;-lhs Nam
Iuoti sfc1sCogucon.
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The 4. :. SANITARY Commissions

inufgeut wan, flnd. o,sfson. relief Of the
Amy yrre tnenst e,nd sJa tv. than 1w. its
D.. Rio Gr.rde tn u0rsy value of sn pes Issue TO
the Nrny cf Potomac doing aul ict t,y .cr Diet
v-burs exceeded seventy thouarf dors It's issues u
CHI snougs lie scds. Thousands 81 men B.cine
"sp-risi RslsfF daily c-no for III =: " Homes re
ss boats aud gon trains follow soldiers eseEyStor
,tion H. pi.ai Inspection Hospital Deetofy Tr.ns-
llon Of fhc-cs aud wourded 49, ara IN Toll operation
M. o. AL i. iie.s.ng wof. i rot les tl.n forty hve
dollar. PEI r0uth 10 funds are new much reiucoos
md um.fifte Contributions Vested T. sustain IL
The FIR. thl hfv. been GOT up with -ucn dn 8be aud
pnnrei.utaA energy and success Chcls0 Cincinnati and
Boston though reported eyer herr for te 5eneri 81 the
sanitary Col i1u hlue not 0s yet ecErsDttec d1ndr 20
10 ir>aury IT, tins fsej hlv" been ree.ve4
by Ia Dsuch. Of TIE LOLnssion q thos. cites rsPct
;g-lv. -,
These br.nche. sppy them most usefly many TO ne
pur.ass o. uslerA y made ~ into clothing beedhg 49,
sni f3r ike purposes Tucv rs relieve the treasury o' the
Couisso from "a. necessity Of puthang ne. o~one-
Ing certain classes. But it.! render 10 aid 10 ss on~
dtp.rtment 81 t. work.
ho. no desire fuller Information a. the organization
shoi art the toruiol referred 20 tiemens
OF ia .ys,ell the application Of ts u DDS JUST puo
.lsd c1ries o. which may b. bad on eppi'sion ne
ofc- o. tie United States sanitary Commission, No Is
B.osdwry the Bookstore Of A. u r. Randolph NO. %
ID I. brlited 10 all humane and patriotic men that the
saved md u dsiy saving lives the country
rrof ri lose. what Il IL doing to lse the NE
soldiers 10 the country Ten times the
money The Commission hs- Received ALI OF di ect pssc-
tf Importance ey.rs nseres.d AZ Diminishing the
cost sd he duration - O.. war , ,r
Contributions b. sert p the Treasurer ~ no " WAL
o. y No GgJ Sro,dway New iors.
By order OF TIE S-andi.s Committee -
GkOnG.E 1. STRONG,
Treasurer Uri.ed s.lte. Sanitary Commission
D..s. her,
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RELIEF AND HEALTH 40 Your CHILDREN.
Mrs WssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for Children relieves the
Child from pain invisoracs tho stomach and bowels corrsc'
os mother. can testify. Twenty-Five cents bottle. Offices.
80 Dey New ork and 2o5 HigbHobon. London, Eng.