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CRiCE'S CELEBRATED SiLVE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.


This Salve is a vegetable preparation, invent
ed in the 18th century, by DR. WM. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious
and wounds that bafiled the skill of the most
eminent physicians Of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him public benefactor.
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Grsees Celebrated sslvo cures scalds.
Gracee Celebrated salve oures Flesh Wounds
Grsces Celebrated salve cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Felons.
Graces Celebrated salvs cures Frozen Litabs
Graees Celebrated salvo cures Wens.
Graees Celebrated salve curea Callouaes.
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Graees Celebrated Salve cures Sore Breast.
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Graces Celebrated sslve cures Chopped Hands.
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And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
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eases, as those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
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II has none Of the irritating, heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cools cleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in Of
accident, for il win save them much trouble.
suffering, and money. All it wants 10 fair
trial to cure old and inyeterate Sores.
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Spinal Affections Prolap'us, Uteri the Whites 9th
er weakness Of the Uterine Organs. The Pills per-
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the time they act like charm by strengthening
uvigorating aud restoring the system to healthy
dition and by bringing the monthly period with re-
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may arise. They shoild, however NOT be taken dur
ing the FRS, three four months of pregnancy though
safe Of any other time, miscarriage would be these
suit.
Each boz contain, 60 Pills.. Price ~.
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securely scaled, and prepaid, by
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Sprrtal daOtIrrs.
nIARRHEA And nYsnNrERY

DTAKKHtEA AND U1bEN TEk1
will deeimAie the Volunteers far than the bullets Of
the enemy, therefore let every it that be
RIGS with him full supply Of HollowAys Pills Their
India and the Crmea saved thousands Of British
Soldiers. Only 25 cents per box.
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A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATE
r. H. Il ID ID Y.


SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of U. s. Patent Office, Washington,
the Act OF 1897
76 STATE STREET. OPPOSITE KILBY STl O.. d,
BOsToN. MASSACHUSETTS.
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years. continues to Patents in the United S
also in Great Britain, France and other foreign
Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and
pers or Drawings for Patents, executed on liberal
and with despatch. Researches made into Amer.
Foreign worKs, to determine the validity or util
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The Agency is not only the largest in New RnR.i.
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scriber during twenty years past, has enabled him Il
cumulate collection OF specifications and otls
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These besides his extensive library Of legal and
chanical works, and full accounts Of patents granite
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TO CONSERVATIVES

Consumptive sufferers will receive valuable prcsorp.
ton for the Of CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Bronchitis
and all Throat and Lung Affections free Of charge by
sending their address to
Rev. X. A. WILSON,
WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co,
1898 New York.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID,

published Tor the benefit, and warning and eau
TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous De-
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By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
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IMP ORT ANTAN TICE
- W - - CO a..lsls
TO THE TRAvB LING PU BLIC'
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information may be had in procuring tickets
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RAILROADS, AND LAKB CHAM
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hngton, and
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attended Il. TRUE, Ast
Montpelier, Feb /, 1894 daw9O
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Montpelier,
Vermont. February A, 1864.
Barrey, James Hobart, Betscy
Colby, Emma y Mis-. smith Cb.s il
Carr Denis-2 Whtcoub W W
Cameron Cotdelia X Mrs Williams, Milton IL
Olasier, Ienas
Persons calling fes ths above, will please
say they are advertised
JAMES G. FRENCH, Postmaster.
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Post Office at Mortified
Vermont, Feb. 2 1854:
Bumbebee. Peter, Kendrick. w W
Bowman, l. Leblsno. Marquis
Gushing, Seth Leach Stephen
Carpenter. Henry P Maxham, l.
FArrer, Stephen Peck, Lewis
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Joy, Horace
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LNANCY DYElNG.-The Subscriber hav-
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geher with cleaning and renewing the color OF soed
garments will attend 70 all calls in that line. He
that his former experience in the business with the late
improvement obtained, will enable him give general
satisfaction lie will work during the cold his
residence on Hubbatds Meadow.
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FOR Rdts Nice, Roach's, AHfs, Bed Bugs, Moths
FuSs HO0les, &c., hseas on Plants, Fo,Di' Animah
Re
IS aud - siscs nr liorsLs, PuRLtc tssrtrurloss,A
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e.rr TEST o MAILS. ru.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy Of the most capable ypd
stocepttl practitioners, with whom have had off, 4
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that the
employ person competent and tssseoyfsL
and capable Of putting their applications in fu,
to for them early and favorable consdera /.
at the Patent Office H
EDMUND BURKE, ~
Late Commissioner of Patents
"Mr. X. II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN apr.
cations. all but Of which patents have been graz
ed and that is now pending Such unmstakable prof
Of great talent and ability his part leads
mend all inventors to apply TO him to procure Their
patents, they may be OF having the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and very reAsonab
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber, in Of hi.
large practice. made o,os rejected applications,
SrNrEBs APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of which decided
in his favor, by the Commissioner Of Patents.
r. II. EDDY.
Boston. sDec. 10. 1858. 1896
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VNHE attention of the public is called 10
4 this excellent Of all Linments, as a. perfect
and speedy for all the aches and pains that fesh Is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

The Alabama was trife the larger ship; II
speed tho two were probably about equal, but
speed lid not enter into the contest, as neither
vessel steamed over eight knots while it con
tinued.
9. The ornaments have been given before
but we copy to complete the cases
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From CeusraI Ame rirs.

By the arrival Of the Northern Light as enis
por, on Saturday. wo have news from Panama :" An
gust g. The difficulty between Peru and Spaia no
yet settled. but war Is considered US imminent
The Gillian government has published the cosrs'
spondence which 1t has had with the rcPresentsssvs
Of Spain at Santiago and IN which declared that shs
vossel Of tho Spanish squadron occupying the Chinoas
Isanas or any other nava, force attacking tho ssve
rcgnty Of Perm any other American nAsion. soa's
uot tske any supplies In the harbors Of Chill.
Tho Congress Of Chilli have passed bill eupovsrfH8
the government to expend the sum Of ei.3oooO opoe
tho increase Of the navy. Tho fourth Of July va o.
brosed in vi principal otiss q ChA with srsAa eo'ss
siaSm.
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rhe patrons of THs TRIBUNE must bear with


n for few days if they perceive some defclen'
pies in the contents Of our Journal. They are
aware that the cornpositors employed in our es-
adjustment. at late hour on Friday evening
took offense at an advertisement for printers re-
seiyed by us from TIE Times Office, aud demand
ID its suppression under penalty Of their imme'
diate withdrawal; and, on our declining com.
pliance they oil left US on the instant, to get on
ss we could. There was no question of wages
involved, but simply one Of our right to control
these columns as against the claim Of our work
men to dictate their contents. 1t was not en-.
Erely new question: years ago. the Printers
Union saw fit to advertise herein q very respect
sble and worthy master printer as an enemy oil
their craft, intending therein to deprive him o.
the labor he required; and we, being appealed
10 BIZ him, decided that our advertising columns
were open to oil corners who did not ask the in
uertion Of aught reasonable, Ebelous, indecent
or immoral, and that We could not therefore e1
sluGe the Unions advertisement. We had al
ready made the same decision in favor Of tn,
cards and appeals Of political adversaries, which
ne might have chosen to exclude had 1t been |
matter Of simple discretion Or preference on on
part.
Our compositors having thus suddenly, ono
81 We think u1justihably, left us at critical
moment, and having induced the Union to sus.
tain them In their course, we have no choice but
10 make the best fight in our power. We give
hir notice, then, that we want composition
that we stand ready to give liberal wages and
permanent situations to good workmen; but it
must DO with distinct understanding that this
establishment belongs 10 it, proprietors, and that
no rules or scales to be effective in it until we
ohsl have been allowed voice in their formation.
We stand ready now, as ever, to unite with ouI
felIOw-craNsmen in the establishment Of JUS,
scale of recompense for work in tho trade; bu,
In making and modifying 1t, employers, as vel
O. jourueymen, must bs heard and represented
Compositors who deem these terms just and rea
sonable viii please apply forthwith TO Thomas
NcElrath, Tribune office.
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not 60 out Of The hsrbor til Eve days after ~
as bad been seas-<ims enough surely -
preparation, and ample time for tho DeerhssnA
to bring over the strained gunuers" from ~
British Naval Reserve. and from II. D. N. prae.
tice ship Excellent"
Mr. Edge gives many interesting particulars
Of the engagement into which we have not spaos
to go, but We must quote this specimen a
Semmes's ideas on naval tactics,
IL informed By Of the psolsd prsoues q s>A
cherbours that Capt. 5smmes fred rapidly IL eens.s>
ofths sction II srts, 10 tyA'es ~ Yaas" ssasv
" The scsu and crew being be well swsrs .ssss5
volunteers rom tho merchant service At tie sxpsos -
minutes ser tho Keassrss discharged the sut broslal
continuing the battle In esurey cool nsusr Ssnnss ~
naAIh CoJos~l Mes tAsvss bes~ fsAs'ss % 1tRs1ss
osd yrs cool pcss" Tbs prsbabiitet ths ~
crow Of the Federal voss, hsd learned not 10 sasd dzs
the rapid and hspassard pssctiss the Alabama"
And this as to boarding. which we presume
is professional opinion,
Ito have boarded the kssssrss ssmss m.s9 Asvs -
esssd greater sped 70 GABLE him aSnysds hss ~
the tbs pursaer beg victim the lsitss wsud
shut OF steam drop astern sscsud ftins sheer o. ~
charge her whole brssdsids Of grape md osns saA sAks
her antagonist Oar Prosesthsru syup
hssr really ought not 10 make the proteee sppeas coSO
BY s.cribins to him soch osresieus intestion.'
Touching tho conduct 'of the English yacht
Deerhound and her owner Mr.. John Lanoae
ter, We had marked some passages to qoetA
but must forbesr. There is no misunderstood.
ing on this side the water as to the complisit1
Of that vessel with the pirate to which ~
served az oonsort and tender. We regret n
find that Mr.. Edge. whodiscussed thewhoIe sab
ject with the officers Of the Kearssrge, has n
explanation to -oNer of Capt. Winslow's unaA
countable omission TO stop or sink the DocH
hound when she was stealing of with bis Priss
onors. Mr.. Edge says, "Had Capt. Winsas~
followed the advice and reiterated requests u
his officers when she steamed Of, the Deerhosna
might now have been lying not fax distant ffss1
the Alabama. Capt. Winsiow, however, could
not believe that gentleman who was asked ov
himself "to save life" would use the oppofss
nifty to decamp with tho officers and men who.
according to their own act were prisoners q
war;" That is the painful and humiliating and
forever inexplicable incident Of this contest
There seems TO be no excuse Whatever for Caps
Winslow's derelictioB.
We have quoted largely from Mr.. Edss'S
pamphlet, but there Is much more OF equal Inc
teres. which we cannot quote. 1t we'll dessrva'
reprinting In full by ON American publisher.
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ExTRADITION OF CRIMINALS.

| II was the purpose Of former article to silow
the origin and nature of the Fright Of Refuge"
1t ia plain that this right cannot be insisted upon
| by him who has committed heinous oifcnse in
violation of the law Of nature or that OF nations,
and which is commonly declared to be Oh
ofrense. aud punished as such by all civilized
countries. For, 10 admit the claim of fugitive
criminals to the sacred protection OF that Mercy,
would be to degrade and subyert the design OF
| its creation, and to establish IL o. 5aDoiul
source Of mischief, tending to the encourage
ment OF crime. We have ascertained and de-
terlnined by our former inquiry, that nations 90
not derive their authority over this matter-in-
GLIDING tho relative duty Of extradition--.rom
the power of making treaties, but that 1t springs
from principle pfooxisting in the law OF nature
and in the law Of nations; and We have also
treated of that class Of offenders compre-
hended by their intent, and Of those other. but
"lesser" offenders, whose cases can be reached
only by special treaty prescription.
| 1t now remains, and such is the purpose Of
this article, TO inquire into tho character Of the
act of extradition ITSELF and into the question~v
the right Of the Executive Department Of the
United States ~ make the arrest aid 10 deliver
up the fugitive criminal for trial and punish.
mont.
Let us ascertain the character Of the mere Get
of extra.lition. 1t is not designed " DO legal
or judicial act. 1t is performed strictly in ala
Of the police, who ara presumed TO be following
~ pursuit Of the criminal. II is not necessary
that there should he even previous requests &C.
tually made for him. 1t Is, ia its nature. na.
tionsl demand made upon tho nation. The
parties 10 it are the two nations. The demand
of man, made by q nation, stands on different
principles from a case where isdiridunis on each
side claim the possession Of property or contest
other private rights. Their rights con be
brought into court, and there contested as o
case in law or equity. The question Of extradi.
ton Is question Of political iav. 1t rests for
its performance in tho comfy, courtesy, and
discretion Of tho nation, and therefore depends
upon principles never submitted, or to DO sub
United, to court. In the absence Of legisla-
tive action regulating the mode Of procedure it
belongs exclusively to the Executive Depart
ment Of tho Government. Congress may pro.
scribe tho mode, but until this is done II is the
duty Of tho Executive Department to execute
the lsw-whethsr il rests in the elementary
principle or has been given the form Of treaty
any means that department pos.
sesses.
There Is species Of arrest, not unfrequently
to among ourselves, and which is pre-
scrbed by the common Law. IN the tiuie OF
A lfrad Inc Great. it was already known to En-
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LATE REBEL NEWS.

wAsnaoros. Arg. IL
TIE Richmond Ezam;mer OF the 18th, has The
following,
4" Hon. 8. u. MALLORY, Storsfary Of tie Navy
"The enemy steamed In through the main entrance
with four monitors and aboai sixteen heavy vessels a
wer. Tie Tecumseh. Commander T. A. n. Craveus
wss sunk. with nearly all her crew. and nlso sncthse
gunboal-the Phiippe-which subsequently burscd.
Tie Richmond Hartford and Brooklyn. In line If battle
followed by the remsnder Of the Aeef posaed ny Eos
Morgan under full Roadway when they were encountss.
ed BY tho Tennessee tho Morgan tho Gaines And u
Selma
Tho Tennessee and other vessels steamed In dinso
range Of the advancing force and poured heavy fre
into the leading ships. Afo~ desperate struggle b.
tween the fleets the Gsines retired " Fsrt Morgan n
sinking conditos. Tho Selma. cut oil. sarroDdvrcds
and the Morgan escaped to Fort Morgan The Tsss
ucssee 90 Ear uninjured. steamed toward she vh0ae
feet and after obstinate fight surrendered her raa'
dor disabled her snokestsck carried away and a. "
rppose her crew in an exhausted aud smOtheng cc1s
lihon-
On the Tennessee. Admiral Buchanan was severely
wounded by O splinter In tie les. Two we're hisd
md several weuuded aworg her crcv On tie Gaiuea
80 ae,e killed end two wounded. On the GorBaa ons
was wounded On the Seine. eight were killed fncsod'
lug her executive officer. Lieut. J. II. Coastocx. 81
peyen we're wosuded The enemy suffered severely. ~
requested permission u bury his dead.
Respectfully 60.
G.. W. HARRISON
Confederate States Navy.
Upto Thursday night nothing Of interest hal 0seur
rcd before Atlanta MAJ Gen. Bates received o asss
wound In the leg. The enemy Ia msssing on our reoA
and sndcayoring to extend his haes In toe direction v
the Western Railroad
few shots wero tired at the city yesterday S'sne
Brisk sheling commenced at IL O'Clock last night sos
continued four hours no personal casualties aN "
ported