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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17

CAMMEYEa- On Monday, Feb. Is AFTER short ilness
Marha w Caunsyer OF congestion Of the brain ssed ID
The relatives and ents Of the fsmy respectfully invited
10 attend the unrs oa her late residence No ss Fonh
street This tNednl sday) terOon az o'clock without fur
| ther invitation
DUBilILLE-On Tuesday, Fcs. I6, 1885, Sumner Martin
Dunvlle, sged months and days, the youngest Of
TIE reisiyes eid friends Of the family invited 70 attend
the funeral st the residence, No III West Eighteenth street,
at . O'clock on Thursday morning.
GOLDMAN Hilton Head on Thursday Jan. 9i, Charles
o.dn son Of Ghsil,. Collin L Of hi. city member Of
Walking Schuyler County, papers please copy
For he laid down his life his brothers to
KEMP-n Brooklyn +. D., on Sunday, Feb IL. suddenly
Mr., Maria Theresa Kemp wife Of the late Capt Evsndcr
Kemp aud daughter Of the late Edward smye esq, this
The relatives and friends Of the family pectfuy invited
70 aend her iuners Wednesday the liih inst at PM
South Second stree without further notice;
Philadelphia Washington San Francisco and Canada papers
please copy.
McNETL-In Wili,msburph on Moniay, Feb Is, Clara
Griffin, wife Of james Mcneil
Tiah streets, on Thursday ., p N. E" '''
MARQUIs-on Tuesliy, Feb. l6 David Marquis eyed 40
year,. months and II days.
The relatives ad friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral from his late residence No 26l West
y-hh street. Thursday, the lgth at O'Clock
without further inyiison His remains viii be inferred In
MUkPHYon Saturday jan 49, 1854 Eliza second dauser
Of Myles Murphy agcd ~ years.
The remains inferred ii Eleyentlsect Cemetery.
PAULDINd-A, Cambridge Mssa.. on Sunday. Feb IL,
Sersh Allen wife Philip H. Pagdng and daughter Of tie
late q. Moufan.
TURKINGT0N-On Tuesday Feb. l6 Arthur Adams only
son a v lilam and Anna Huntington, sscd months.
The friends Of the family invited attend the funeral from
the residence Of his grandfather 10 PCS West Forty fouItb
street Ninth avenue, Thursday the 1911 az II p
VERNON IN Ills city. Tuesday, Feb. iG Mary Ella.
youngest daughter of the late Edward Vernon in the 36th
year Of her age
Notice q her anrrsl viii be ven in Thur,a,yspayers
WHlIkHOUSE-On Saturday evening, Feb. 49, in Roches
ter v Y, a. the Incidence Of BIZ. Whtescy where she
was on yt, Eyelna Harriet, wife of Henry J. White
house bishop Of Illinois and daughter Matthias Bruen Of
Perth Amhoy ~ j.. deceased.
The funeral will be oi unize1 Lukes Church. R)ches
ter. Tho reinsiu wall be brought for uterneIt the
family vault Clinton avenue, Brooklyn.
WiLEl-At Florence, Italy, wednesday. Jan. 30 the
Rev Frederick s. Wiley, formerly Rector OF Christ Church.
IN this city
WOODHULL-In Brooklyn, Monday. Feb Is Of scarlet
feyer Etaebcrs NJ. sor Of Caleb s and fenny d. Wood.
hull, sged years. months ard 10 days
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III n IL.

ARKELI-On Tnesdsy, Feb 10, Mary Helo'e, dangher o.
Jsnss and Christine Helose ATksll aged years and
months. A..
funeral nom m, residence Of her parents, NO 2lB mon
street Brooklyn this "Wednesday afternoon a. cock-
BUsTEED-On Tuesday, Feb IT, Mis Richard bus'eed ~
T6s relatives and ond. The family are respectfully invited
s,,epd The funeral from her s lax as m,
COfNER-Dn Tuesday morning, rro To- Oh eonsu"P"'"
Elizabeth f. wife Of Timothy Conner , ~ a.,
The Az rves. will take place at his rssdencs No. III
Clinton place Al IL O'Clock Thursday. Fob: IT, Tn'
friends aud relative, Of the family us requested 20 aHsns
without further notice.
Rastsn psPeTI plssss soof.
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No I3l AlLrS-s ST., Nsw.YoRE, Feb. Q, 1881,
Ih,-s been completely deaf In one ear end partially so in
the other FOX above seventeen years. with di'asTee5e d'
.h.rr, hon. both ears combined With continual runbAns
uo, in the head for which have been treated by most
euasn, practitioner In the city without the sehte'fsef
Iconspsd Dr. Won Ei.onbers but ru, csniidly say that
hsd no faith In HI when did So i therefore cue
to Dr. Won E.snbers sknOwlede that am entirely eaEoa
also that lie displayed tina. skill and knowledge which have
procured o lin such an unIvaed reputation As have hsa
an opportunity accompanying bis mode Of treatment with tha
If oh.r can truly state that Il 1. not only superior but
the principles which direct l' mode oi restoring hs nearing
are, In my opinion, certain. 'oaN IAiLo'"
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Important to Railway Travellers.

Important to Railway TraN elers.
Buy
APPLETONS' RAILWAY GUIDE
Before
COMMENCING YOUR JOURNEY.
IL contains
Eearly Three Hundred Time Tables
hc.rly One Hundred Railway MiPI.
Time and Distance Indicators.
Rals ays end their Progress
Anecdotes and Incidents Of Travel
Counting Houte Calendar
Important Instructions 90 Railway Travellers.
Through Route Maps representing the principal Rail
ways Of the country, den-ating the principal routes
70 and from Boston, New York, Philadelphia Bal
NOE, Montreal Cincinnati st. Louis, Chicago,
Cleveland, &c, &c.
Pncs Only Twenty-Five Gents.
For sale upon all Of the pncipsl Railways u the United
s s,es aud the Canada and by a OF tho principal Book
News AID Pe.iodch Agents throughout the country.
ID. AiPLETOS Co.. Publishers,
Nos. 4lJ ani 4ij Broadway.
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gperiai Notices.

Fifteenth Ward Union ACKNOWLEDGMENT mo ting
of the Executive Committee Of above Associaiion held
The EVENING Of 81 day Of February inst the following
revolutions wcTr motion c; Mr Jirri rul, adopted:
Re5oi-ei That this Committee fcsponds most cordially to
the resolutions passed BY the Union Central Committee in the
nomination Of the present. Executive whose honest and faith
fu administration eoncnd him most isyorsbly 10 the public
regard.
Re,o'rod That the President Of the Association cell meeting
thereof 20 tske action on foregoing ? solution.
l. WILSON GREEN Chairman.
]. T.. STEWART Secretary
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The Union Lincoln Association win hold a grand
Mas Meeting Mona8y Eyening, IeO ~ IA the building
lately known the Church ~ hc Die. iah on broadwa y
Tho regular WEEKLY Meeting will bs held Morrow Thurs
dayD Evening. Al Hope Chapel >. DhAfER, President
:. J. ULAssKx SECRETARY.
The Members of Continental Lodge, No. 2S5,
n. and A. W., hereby summoned 70 attend Special
COMMUNE aiion IIiL ksDAl ~ ~ o'clock a. their room
Nos 9T ard $40 BrondwGy for The purpose Of attending the
funeral Of our late brother AMOS BELDEN The Fra.er
nifty 10 general respectfully invited TO be present 49, -
Nv ofdsr OF ". G. BENNETT, w. M.
Unconditional I nlcn Central Committec.-lietd.
or.-rs Gibson Hal. No. gf2 Broadway hrst floor up stair
Tie HEADQUARTERS and READlNG,ROOM Of this or
ariysou OPEN DAY aud EVENING and al iricn ds
Of Unconditional Union cordially invited TO visit
them Al pleasure ADAM 4. ELLIS, President.
H. G. PARxE ALEX. {. LEWIS, Recording Secretaries.
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Important 90 Females.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILL

A' = 14bA0s
tne combination OF ingredients IN ,hsse Ys ths result
'sl0ns ond extensive prpcce Try mild 10 teii opera
"'n aud certain in correcting al irregularities. Painful Men
'i'n' removing ell distractions, whether from col
headache pain in the side pap son Of tie heart
WINES al nervous affection, Mysteries vac pain IN ID,
oa'A aAa limbs &C., dis,aibei sleep which sr fOn inter
ruption Of nature.
DIX CHEESEMAN'S Pills
wa e commencement Of IN the trestnsnt VI ,hoss
irregularities and ob'rueOn' which have consgnes G,py
to sPREmAruEE GRAVE No female enjoy good es,h
less she regular and whenever obstruction take. ps
the general health begins 70 decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efetual remedy known for oil complaints
peculiar to Females To ali they are invaluable "a
ducins with certainty periodical regularity They Known
to thousands who have used different periods through
out the county having sanction Of soe OF the emf
nent ysicians In Annsrics.
Explicit directions with each box-he Price Ose Do pc
boz or six boxes for IS containing from 50 to 60 Ps
PILL sent by mail promptly by RENTING to the Propre.o
Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINGs HILLyER, Propris,or.
No. OIL Cedar st., New York.
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Che Reciprocity Trcaiy-Tbe Newfonnd.
LADDERS Against its Continuance.

ST. JOHNS !. T., Iucsday, feO 10, Is0f.
A meeting Of the Commercial Society was
held yesterday consider tho operation OF tho Rec
brociiy treaty. A decided expression OF opinion
postponed tin the action Of the neighboring colonies Is
fnown 1t is undersood that merchants are gener
ally strongly against the continuance Of The iTea!
Weather cold Thermometer 10 deg. above zero.
Wind northwest. There was great easteriy gale
yesterday
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EEv.Yosr, July 49, 1862.
Thl, e.rtides tbs, my mother has been fog some tine
Afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
him, in the head together with other Indications OF
total loss Of hearing Dr. Won Eiienoers remover H0 "'
COZ. Ue. quantity Of matter together with eossaS'ea
her and ell without PAIN ~" WI"
sr,sful thank, that give thl, testimony to his skl
CARROLL }. POST, No 20 SouiSst
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CHRONIC cATARRH CURED.


NEw.YoRK, Msrch 20, 1853.
This il to eeitiiyt that have suffered nom very 's'e''
CHRONIC CATARRI, with duh heavines' IN the mead
r. my completely stopped up accompanied ~ continual
.orers.s Of the threat the cs stealing over ne with 0ce'
Ons hot u.hes great tshtness Of the chest 'ad PAIN SO
much 20 that every one thought consumption Having
heard Of the gres. performed by Dr. Won Ei'enners
coussted him. with but little hope Of cure am no" h'ppy
to be enabled to add y testimonial to tic great number o.
ready in the Doctors possession as to h' scientific and sue
eesfnl pode Ct treatment he has saownin my case that
skill and knowledge which have red fox him SO great
reputation lam so entirely restored perfect heah that
do most sincerely end Ill sufferers from CHlSoN,
cArARRH and SORE THaoAT to apply At once &c DIR
Won Eiseubeyg with ertain.y Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No 500 FOuEtast
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Entertainments This Dnrnnd Frenlng.

20 location % Hcdfeis ard time OF c0mcrccDeHf set as
tsewerfs ~ other columns 9f his pl9''.
ACADEMY MUsIC-Ii Poliufo.
W.LLACxs THEATEn-Pure Gold
WINTER GARDEs-Jicke' Of Leave Nan.
oITnPIC gIIKiTER-C uious CascPr.de Of tie Market.
BROOKLYN ACaDEsY OF Music Artists Reception.
BlRNUg'5-Giants, Dwarf, Nhaiisit-Heve.
NAN ArBURGH's MRNAOFRrX Collection Of Animals,
fIpPoTHE ATRos-Eque strtu Performances
ERosDwlY Eqncstrilu Performances.
Howr's GHEAT CIRcUs-DowcTy-Eq str insIn.
Hops CBAPiI.--Msnnio'h Siercoscopccn.
pYRHAus-StcreO.copti
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Railroad Nofice.&n person. interested IN the Cineinp
matt Wn ton and louisville Raj road under the purchsAe
threof recently made by undersigned In trust notas9
tst meeting Of the pae' Interested WI be he'd o. ee
A. o. s5 at 10 o'clock Of sid day for the purpose g
body corporate under the original charter oil :ho
Cincnnasi %m.nxon and GAINESVILLE Railroad Company q
10 adopt other form Of corporate organization or o.ssr
vie arrange fr carving dspcsng OF paid road pofossy
and a. may be sgeed upon Parties interested axy
be represented aid - BY esent or rogy y
writing duiv signed. (llARLES MORANf AIustSVs
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Alilitarp Notiees.

New.York County Volunteer Committee.
Occ New Buildings, Chsmbersss and Brosdwsy -
joining New Cousthoase (entrance on Brosd"sy')
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
re- Ii. following the pscunisTy inducements offered:
COUNTY BOUNTY, cash down.
STATE BOUNTY
UNITED STATES BOUNTY 10 new r-cruits...... so5
UNITED STATES BOUNTY additional to veteran
-
Total.
Applications to be made personally at the ONCE oil tue W.
inittss. . ,-,,..,,., -,
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN. Comptroller
ORISoN BLUNT, Supervisor
ELIJAH r. PURDY. Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor,
WILLIAM N. TWEED, Supervisor.
County Committee
GEORGE OPDYRE, Auxiliary Member
oRIsON BLUNT, Chairman
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HoyT's HIAwATnA HAIR RESTORATIVE.

Tier. many rrepahtions n the sse sdvcrii.ed 70 re
.ar. faed ana people
affl 70
s 10 derive The eIpecte1 btnsns. conclude uut hey are
all hnmbuss That be known which can DC rea uE'h'
the UNDER sned. popTietors Of -.
HoTr's HIAwArHA HAIR PssrohATTs n,
s~su 70 be agreed upon ols
and OF unqnefoued integrity dessnse one person
whos. n has become guy 70 ~. proprietor o. each .
M 10 e.iors H. eoeh proprietor 10 use nothing bu, bis
and the pefon nothing cleo while the test
MAXI the certificate Of the result 10 BE- psbssd III n the
urnep pape. the country u the Of tho uniue
ccssIl competitors.
Jo.1Pu Horr 4 Co. No. 10 University rlsce ". V.
Pper. coltadng Hoyts HisSs.ha AdyeItiscmen! pcsss
copy.
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READ NEwrEsrIMoNY OF cArARRH CURED.

READ NEwTTEsTIMoNY OF CATARRH CURED.
Ihsye been suffering for long time from severe Cstah
With eon,nna. dullnss. in my head gttnen my
chest, weight oyoI my eyes, which weak, waery and
very painful Ny nO.s constantly ob'truessd with
pouring fluid hsd felusn! sneerins, honseness Of my
voice often attended with fnes Of nay hro,t great sore
uc.s and continual dropping Dr. Won Esenbers he's cured
me Of ali these dsasrseabe suehngs may indeed say that
feel life. Tie ,res,meu. Of Dr. Won Esenbers l. as
sknfa /. successful Il b In my opinion impossible to
oyerIs the benefit have received ct his hands Iheuy
recommend any suffering like myself to place themselves
under Dr. Won Esentsss care with certainty OF being
speedily eu.ed. w. s. HuICHINS,
Lightning Calculator,
Barnums Museum.
~
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MONTREAL, Tuesday, Feb. 10, IsVI
Trains will probably be late to-day. There
was hesyy snow storm on Sunday. with much drift
ing II Is egsn showing and drifting this morning
1as temperature u moderate,
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HARLEM July %, 1859.
Lave been deaf for twenty Five years and Dr. Won
Eenbes hes operated both my without the sghtes
pain did not believe such thing could be done. row
well and feel my head clear which did no. for tie LIST
twenty years, Tho dsxterity ard skin with which the opera
ton wa. performed evnces the highest practical ability
bear perfectly Il ia now month since the opsrsion,
and eoni.nge 10 feel ss well IS ever.
WILLIAM LIDDLE,
Harlem, i26,h.s,., between ID and ID avs
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No. 40 6th-ay., NEW YORK, Dec. g. 1863.
was deaf several years. and hearing Of the great
performed by Dr. Won Eienberg was induced to place my
self under bis care end Happy to state that my hear
ing entirely restored after short treatment Twas also
suffering from chronic casrrh OF which also cured by
tie ska resncn. Of Dr. Won Eisenberg. 90 but justice
TO the Doctor by stating that in treating be displayed that
sk and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation and that the principles which direct BIZ
system of curing Deafness and Csah such to render
certain in my opinion Many months have passed
since Dr. Won Eseuocrg restored my herring and continues
80 good as ever. O. HOPKINS.
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Patents: Patents! Patents.

Me.srs MUM & Co, publishers Of THE sClEN0rs.o
MFRIc.N continue 10 act as Attorneys for securing -
ns Tor new nvcnons in this and ali foreign cou1'sies
nee Ia soliciting patents acted attorneys for mse
than % 600 inventors. 80.
Pamphlets containing the Paten. Laws and other imposns
IN formation for furnished iree spPicstfon
Consultation sud advice free. Address MUM Cog -
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m Married.

ryra r.mp-On Sunday Feb II, by the Rev. John Ne
,,S b IN. Church corner Leonard and Stag Streets
Bfooiyp D. d. Mr. Alfred Ives 10 Mts Jeanne, dsnslssi
Of Ihomss lamb, esq. both Of bIooh!h, u. v.
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FIftecnth Ward Union Associate

Fifteenth Ward I Mon AssOcintion.-ln Pursuance
q the request q the Executive Commee meeting Of this
Association viii be held, WEDNESDAY ENENiAU the
lTh inst, At 4 o'clock a the Sinclair House. Broadway
Of Bhsi 20 take action resolution passed. by said
Committee and for the Transaction Of such other business
may come before the meeting. ABM. LENT.
4. r. STEWART, Secretary. President.
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Second Army Corps,

Commanded y, Nal Gen. WINFIELD :. HANCOCK.
uRApaUA RTERs REcRrtrIsG SERVICE, I
SECOND AsMY CORPS, FEB H. lS4
re,srs CronaE CABOT WARD, STEPHEN hfArf fAhkES
HANDY THsoDonK Rockwell DAsIEL pssLls' osoa sc
rms. r. (ertonen: You sill greatly obise me ~ IN eon
nrr with any other gentlemen whom you may eoeis1S
b ,.lves VOC WI undertake 10 raise ard dsoese ~
md I,d 10 rromote recruit for the New OK heSS
ueuts II The Second Army Corps ~ -, ,h.,. ara
I e.isiine bounties quite large enough put th.te ~
cher yav I'm witch money be used 10 pfela''e wy
uuteerins with great sdganiase
am gentlemen, your oDe 1ielf sery.a' 60 I Q yors
AlNFTFLD : HANCOCK, Aslor oen. U. ~.
The urder,gred appeal 70 The pstrouc oltiLsns - ~
York for slbssrl p'ious 20 carry ous 'De V0'0N' ~
above letter Of Gen HancSck. - .-o In IA, sacouR
Tie following New Yogk C'y r.sshne''' ' -
Army Corp,; o., es-Rsised by Col. Pincxnsy.
49, 81 - a1lDa's - p,ir,srt sgl-'rish Brigade.
5.-p sed by Col fsui FRANK - - ~ f,s..5a
57-Isised b. Col. Look Ss-Iti s 81 pend,,
s9-Riised by Ca. Isdoau. bn~t - coi Chesnsvx
6l--Raised by Co. ccns. i'-nei-oNN' W.
6a-frish BnglGs. 81, s.l. ~ -.i,,e5
Cheeks shcal b. 10 tie order .! Theodore ho"-s''
'"s' trogGr BLISS. r., No. so Wsl,s
,EoR0E CABOT WARD, No % "sns1
STrpJIFN HYATT. No. y College Pisee.
I.DRTR HANDY No. Hsroyer square,
pANIFI DFyLIN, No. 253 b. eadN ey -,
THEopoRE ROOSEVELT, NoA hsden'tn-
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM /, tic noa
highyapproyed medicine discovered Ir
TESTS TINE having had an unprecedented sale
ofsEARJT YEARS II Ia recommended by our best
PHYSICIANS most eminent CITIZENS. the Press the
TRADE in fact by all who know II. For certificates watch
given almost any extent, wrappers to each os
The Proprietors will cheerfuy refund the money
trey ..actory Price so cets snd 3 the large otses
winch prepared only by REED CUTLER Co., WI osssls
prugz Boston. Sold in NewYork bv Dealefs ssns ay.
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DusiWeos Notices.

COUGHs. COLDS, AND COYsUMPTIoS.-Thiri
Year, experience and the testimony Of thousands who have
been cured by its use prove tat Dr. d. JAMES ExPHcro
Rant s without exception lie most reliable remedy in the
| worl for CouGHs, Gems AsTnM. BRONCHITIS CoSsusP
ZION PLYrRrsY GROUP, WHooPIyG CouGu, SrIrTIsG OF
BLOOD and all PULMONARY CosPLAIsTs Here is potion
Of the evidence:
The Rev H. n. JoSRs Of the Protestant Epicpal Church
Phlsiclplia, .ays:
In all oases of Consumption recommend isyns EtPeeto
rant"
LieuiCol Lows WAGNER, Ia cosmsnd OF Camp WI
liam Penn. Cheon Hills Pa. wfiies:
"Fer Coushs Cod. 1ethe EKpeoiorsn, has slwypTovcd
a certain cure"
The Rev. DR. DowIIye Of New.York writes:
"FIom my own experience believe Espee,oraut be
one Of the best remedies ioT Coughs and Colds
Mr. s.srEt c. DAWSON Of No i2l7 Clarion st., Phisdel
plis. says:
"Aner suffering for months with Bronchitis hsppy to
say by the OF Dr. JayEes EEPecorsn,, am once more
ike my former self"
The Rev L. j. RoBEnrs the well known Chine'e mission
cry. writes:
FOR Pulmonary Complaints hnd the Expec.orsn, invsla
able, always easing the pain snd removing the synPto'
MI C. n PoorKs Superintendent Of Akron Schools ohio
wIi,os:
IN three days The Expeorint cured ms Of
md Troublesome Cough"
Nj w. e. FISHER Of Weston spsdins, Lincon'h.Ie, En-
gland, writes:
"A te nephew Of mine recently thoroughly eurd Of
whoopng Cough by DR.. Jayne. Expectorant"
Tbs Rev a. wiBxRs Of wiitcnssn, Hanover writes:
"a friend who troubled it'll obstinate Cough, %
with Splitting Of Blood aud Hectic Fever has en-
ry recovered his health through tho Of Dr. Jsyae' EI
,pectorsni-"
bir. Jons VAyvoHr Of Aurc,ius Mich. writes;
"Ancr suffering from hsrd raesng Cough, unir VA
though past all cure tried Jyne EIpee.orAn' Aer r'ns
two bottles Of which found myself well toggh aid hearty
The FxPIcroRaSr and all OF Dr. D. JArsr Sous Family
rMedone- prepared only at No. 1n Ches,nns, PhAde
,phi.-
Al D.. D. tAYsxk Sous FAsIr MEDICINES are sold In
New Yoik BY Kitchen Tyler Co., No Ia Chabsss'i tnd
No. Iudson-st. and by Drurss,. generally.
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AL D. y. tkYsxk Sous FAsIr MEDICINES are SOLD In
New oh BY Kitchen, yer Co., No LEI Chabsgssi tnd
No. 4 IIudsonst and by Drursi.,s generally.
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Army ReIIcf Bszaar BnIldIns., Aca.leny ParIs

Army Relief Bs11aF n"dnsf hca %p yt I%r
STATfs through the Secretary Of staio having generously
donated to this bazaar (which TO be held Albany IN the
month o. s hs5ss, ", ST. sa a., q Wor1s5 slSor
tie original dr1n Of lis FIRST EMANCIPATION PROC
public notice that tie said Proclamation viii be sold by issuing
se Of Ii.kei- duly numbend rom ono to not exceeding
fye thousand One Dollar Tor each Ticket The holder Of
h- frs Ticke. dawn will be entitled to the Pfoclmaion
iIScoLN ProIidsni Of tho United State, Of America
coping two nieilnsa uon' IA pencil made by william -.
Of The document which in III. handwriting u the Chisf
Crk in tAe office Of The Secretary Of State. written on
on side hall sheets Of loosp paper and be ..eu
and sIsmined either in the Bazaar buildings IN the once
of tho Superintendent Of Ito Insurance Department. IN the
Stat Hall Albany Ih, Proclamation H. in the opinion u
b Committee an antosraphic and historic treasure o.
Interest importance than tue Proclamation OF Jan
1863 which only the necessary sequence Of the sorem
DOLLAR for eseh Ticket with end rssdenee to VIZ
LIAM nAsbSB 4R ias tue dERRT SMITH
fp%IsD 6; 6ElLAtAN, THOMAS y; QIC9 ri,
JAMES A. BELL, Special Committee.
Fine Geld Which Chnin-, New STYLES, for LADIES'
and OFNTLEMLN, FIFTEEN, TWENTY, TWENTY
1--WE, THRTY-FEE, FIFTY to ONE nUSDnE ,rp poll
LAi'' '''" No. Us broadway one door below canl''.
Ladies, Pine Gold Bracelets, New syless.s
EI9HI ,TrEN N TmI noII ElsdEEN' T"ENIi'I
to oHI F oS by ''"'' GEO C. ALIEN
No. ais Broadway, one door below Csaal.ss.
Not Found Waniing.-Ifs plsasant and efocsusi pus
native /. wanted you will ind all this and moro In BRAN
DRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS. IN tho
cold, and coughs prevalent thsy cannot be too hsay
recommended
Principal oihce. BRANDRETH HOUSE, N. Y.
Ladies', Breast-Pins, New Styles, TWO TIKI T.
DIR FIVE, SIX SEVEN, EIGHT, TEN, TMEiS S =,
yIFTEEN TWENTY. TWENTY-FIVE to FIFTY DoA-
LARS e,oi. For sale BY GEORGE c. AbLEN,,
''"'' no. ais Broadway. one door below Canatss
nters.-The Bose Painters Of New York and sisrJ
are hereby notified that the journey viii !,
nsr. and Fiy Gents 2 o per day and alter Tue As VI
| Mach ny order OF tbs Association, - ,a.,.
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