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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-03

Miss ANNA DICKgSsOS's ADDRESS. M ISIS
Dckcnson'4 address wac 10 bcsin az .. At7i tho hall
Of the Cooper Institute wo8 jammcl almost up 10 the
limit Of endurencc-selts sislos, and naBd dissat-
sdod crowd was besicgng The outer doors which were
slut and guarded because there no moro places 10
give Mr. Oliver Johnson. a few minutes before tho
appearance Of Tho speaker. announced that there were
for supocing that the tickets Of admission hgd
been c5untcrieed but TINT holders Of tickets paid or
who could no. ,ban seats could obtain their money
to-day on application M the Office OF Tie AltiSkfveJy
SiGpdard 10. As BecAmau street. Miss Dickinson was
received with loud applause. sac was introduced by
Mr.. Bryant tho Chairman Of the meeting. VINO IN q
w hIef and iOrcihle cniences described her a8 tine
modern Miriam piOphesying after the escape OF our
nation from the bondage Of Slavery rs her ancient pro-
totvpe did the escape o. The r1c.itcs out Of
Egypt. OF Miss Dickiusgus speech We give brief
sketch iE compliance with her request that no regular
report be printed Acr ve.y sh0ri Introduction she
gave stirring outline Of the possible rccOlcctons Of
The Iorl Of the Wai-thc private schiller SIZE Chem
tfsccd IN vigorous pcturug the slow and painful
process through which the nation rose mp u
the tru0 conception Of Ito war, and learned
and resolved that II was % bc % war Cor Liberty.
She then defined 0 issues Of the contest; showed how
false were the prctcnsos of the GeitsylCt Com titu
tonalsts" Of tho Democratic stripe summarized tho
services O the cOoIed people, nui asserted their just
claims nrzung that the terms Of the py,sidents AM
mostly Proclamation prove that be- does uot believe his
Emancipation Proclamation really feed any sl1Yr';
and eu.nrr1ting the contradictions OF right and eX
rDderCy which demand Emlhcl giilnD as indemnify IOf
tho utsf anil Abolition ns security for the future. Aud
LrT address. which tceUcd throughout with strong
UoulLt,, keen satire, and deep plthos ended VIII 4
unr 1brnl between tho soldiers fight which carried
Missionary Ridge without orders. apd The leDeihon,
benton - the peoples own tgLilIS flf IN advance OF
tic intentions and orders Of their Government Inc
attention II tie crowded audienc" was unplofcn, ana
Tie applause Intelligent and enthusiastic, especially ~
tie ffeur. and rirfuly singing alusious % persons
aud ptrIes u C"PPerAead tendencies.
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lmr,rtnnt 10 Females.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
IT,, combination Of ingredients Ia these Pills sro ,hs rs,ot
Of long and en'iye practice. They mild in their opsrY
ion and certain IN correcting oil Irregularities, Painful Men.
.,ra,lons removing all obstructions whether from cold
otherwise headache psn IA the side papaion Of the hrs
Whites al nervous affections, Mysteries, fatgos pain in To,
back and limb, &C., disturbed sleep which arso from inter
rup,iou Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
tho Of new ia the treatment Of hos.
irregularities aud distractions which have conssnet 50 msnf
to PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good health I'M
she Is regular aud Whenever Obstruction kes pss
the gsuera health begins 70 decline.
DIR: CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ars tho most eGscua remedy known for all complaints
peculiar to Females To al classes they invaluable, In
dscirg with certainty periodical regularity They snowu
10 Thousands, who lave used them different peol through
o., the county having the sanction o Of the most eo
nsnt PHI ,icisp, in America
Explicit directions With each boEths Price One D'ut pT
box or ak boxes Tor s. containing from 80 to 81 pi'
Pills sou By mail promptly, by RENTING 10 ihe PsoPHa''"
55dby Druggists s,noraly.
HUTCHIGGS HILLYEa ProPds.,r.
No 81 Cedsr4st New.Yors.
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The Wonderful Cantcring Horsc.,

Egcy boy Iai gil should hove one. Gail and ride
stamp for circular. s W. SMITH. No 198 Broad,vsy
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Samuel P. WINS, editor Of The Athens Glenn
Port having been taken prisoner. Gen. Howard pro.
posesto exchange him Tor Mr.. A. d. Richardson Of
I'm. NEw.YoRK TEmuEr, now confined IN "IAbby"
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IllAifE.
Iodine " alter,

solution ~ pure Iodine in pure water 'i'gs ''l'er..
it acts IpOn thc ,,,,
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and ANDILAR SYSTEM
Tn great success which has attended tie use OF loDlNN
NAT n r,p., "a, 60 rrcomueud IT, feeling confident th.i.
With fair trial will sttest it, eICelenc" m the cure "
srofui In u Jms. Cons SUMPTION Cancer bronc Ss 5NiL
Disease ieuuasn. Neislss Female Weaknesses, Dr''
pepsa Debility syphilis, Mrrcuria Disease A.
Pr.e & p.r bottlr. half dozen tuue, rs.
Sold by Druggists. sent by express receipt o. price
DR. H. ANDEHS Co.,
Physi,iars and Chemists
No 4l3 broadway n. Y
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The Third Lecture OF she C0nrse q, tho Cborch n
tho "urit,ns will he delivered NEXT WEDNE SDAY EVEN.
mo, v O'Clock. by THEODORE TILTON, esq Subject.
" rho lreseut Crisis" Admission FREQ.
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MILITARY Gair-
C0uEr-nhRriAL FOR TIKI TRIAL or D3-
LiyNUFNT9.

COUGT-IANriAL FOR TIKI TRIAL or d.
LToURETs
The Court rca9scmbed yesterday morning.
DIR 70 Mott testified "a follows / have been ~
assistant surgeon in tho United statos service sreH
is,l have known tho accused f,r elk ycsra. he Or
Ecrrcqp) was an assistant surgeon 10 ne IN hosroi
and at mv rc1uo, was appointed Examining Surgeon
WA, detailed 10 the Mastering Office IN 1862. where
saw Ecrrfgln examine many msn he examined them
in strict and ulciou3 manner and Vas mover known
o pass any men II they wcrc in the least under The IN
Gacac, Of liquor Dr. KerIigans professional ch2r'c.
tor D, good; 4 know The TACT 'hai some me- nave ~
rass,d 1r examination md unsoun1 ones substituted ?,
t'c sine OF being mustered IN nave clnShl ,"'t ~
the act and prevented tlcm from doing 80 by boxing
Dr. bprIsau testified Tat he was In charge of The
Nor-t ~ NiucruI Acnlcmy rlI was employee by me
state in May 1863. knew DIR. Kcrrigin. AMI octrh
with him mp TO lat July IN Walker slir,i whore -' on
served big mode Of cxamna.''n' "h.'H be o'"''''."
W C3l. Funk Of The a9mN.Y.v .' 'arl y,rions
complaints az 10 Dr. EeUifa men -. loi
service Heard tie Doctor D.. .' day Of q inln
THAT had been musi red Or. that he never "es by'o
him AID never knew him to have passed. IN '1 'in''
second Lieutenant Tinhurgcr 81 y. Y. v. testified
tat hs knew the accused since November 1' an" t'
he never s4W the Doctor eGin'n' 'lan u'..,'' ~ "
perfectly sober. lie examined non! ~ ~
accordance with the regulations. W mess h'' ~
X r.mark IN thr mastering Office odc day 10 Cob gnf.
That men who wcr, mustered IN bad not been cS 'nln'a
'qrcrc being no other w.tuee q present. Tie Com.
al 0uIued until this morning
HOME FOR DISABLED SOLDIERS.
The gentlemen interested in this ingenious
ruI characteristic enterprise Of Frank Moore. esq,
held iyate meeting on Monday evening 70 perfect
their organization aad prepare to put the institution II
...,.or h, l,..,, ,,,,,r.,d. , firm,
'h''I'"' ''' ''i1''.'v ''''''
is 90 b. purchased ~tiih f"'d h'tA'hb u''''H'' %
New loIA C''yj S-op' are 70 DC ee''''' anu s''n ~
'7 49, '1 NV ,c.
for wear or moro. ne, thcn a.'o 10 tAc institution
their pension for thai period, and In return VII receive
-h't ri NY ,ut Anei4i 'q went III '.' i,in - "
'''. ,i i''" Coi , a.; MAJ ,,-t ~, Nh t,,lss ny
''..''' 'I"'' i' 4'' NO., "l..i ~ ,..i.t =. a.
i l'lhInlr OF t.IulI.tt L"u WIZ "' VT ii'N ~ ~
whole proceeds OF ,her labor. except rHl l'I''At
Necessary 90 make the institution p'F It's WY. The
meeting appointed Committee 70 secure % charter
and ni.ud M The proper time % hold publ. meeting
/, tIit cify to hing tHe lima Tie better before 20,
.,',i Wv
1,,,. ,,-,, ,.,,7r, - ,,.,ts t,n,,pt, am porNnl
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nonrd Of .nprrYisor-.

Al q meeting Of the Board yesterday after
noon Mr.. SHOOK in the chuir in the absence Of The
I.c.idout Controller BHEsNtN transmitted comnuni'
cation inclo.ins additional demands fOT damages sns
t.red bg ,te late riots numbering from 2rjo 20 1854
inclusive Protest. were nade by tie f.owi- banks
ood I.urrrce Comranies 90 tie ma'or Of thc taK rc
Gently lv.d DIV the city Marshal settling forth that
us would D. brought with n COW ulcut speed o re-
cover back said MONEYS with interest and dhnnE1a'
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,-e., rf..-ul.'......P orll an. Jan u
49, .....I Iottll ION IN
Iuff''''''''' ,,,r,5, o.t.u...........Juu. -
n ,,g i 8I' .soHthal pton ...jHu ~
If.r.n1tI. ....Ncts. ! Urk........Jtu %
lD fiy. ,,y. Yolk........ieu q
hfi'Ii'. ipffot. Nork........trD D
il.rn'n' ''''''' yr.,,-0 N,,r.l orA........Ftb IS
AHt ,''''''''''' Io.ton......,...Ftb %
'ifl S,W .Ysrs........tob ~
taSii.'''''''''''' Now OH ......Fsb D.
Dying 49, L., 49, New York.......Feb q
lty" " '7 h., tpo,I ..... New iorA.......fo OBJ ~
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Movements Of pceTn steonier'.

Verr1Vi i't.f p" o. !,
.... ..........L. yrfp Ipi.........lr5
800 Sow ycrs......l t pool.........top. .
N,w.Y otk.....As puwa.l.....'.f .
e....... Newly k,....llayaAa...........ich
,,.. Non YORK. Newly ort......liyupu
~ ...... New l.rk......G zen =
New ass.....,Lirofp9 nl........I % ~
-. non b. 81 Sew. NUu .Orruns .'...t ro.lJ
.'"f.' s,.y.Y -. i.rouen ..........fcb.l d
NIl I-' 80. YOU. ,sr1ooi.... -
DO oIf i.rfp.,l. ........l CD ~
N.'''. So go, N,g Yerg li,s oi....,...FoU. ~
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II our advertising columns will be found n
motto, q a meeting tonight under the auspices Of tho
tre.dmru's Ala Association where the white Slaves
will De- lfe.eat
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Prof ALEX. G. BARRY's TRIcoPnERoGs OR Mh.
- CoupouNp Tor preserving, rc7torins md botr isins
bIVAi cr,ir,tug scuf and danruif prayenng bhldnea
sDd 1y b4r curDs disease, q che 'a saeq. ana ny
uen ~ i.. sots throat 6c snd giving instant relief 70
. of orts bruises, spra.ns burns, scdds sc. it,e ~
, Sold by all DrugS'i' throughout the world rha''''
a. No 3Ti Pear t., Ne" York.
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Alihtarn Notirrs.

Ncw-Nork County Volunteer Committee.
OH,e New Buildings corner Chanbe'st and broad"'y ~
joining New Courthouse (entaPcr on BEoad"ayJ
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
r- The following are the pecunary inducements one
COUNTY BOUNTY cash down.............''.''','..
STATE BOUNTY .................'..-.'..'''' -,
UNITED STATES BOI MY 10 new fecfuit'''''''
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, sddbioualto veteran -, -
sOldlCrs..... '''''''
............. STr
Total............ss. ..-'''''''
,r0,,op, TO be made pe..,ly at tho Office Of tho C''>
nittev, ,,.y ,,,NTuER M,,,r
M,rrHEW o. BRENNAN, Conptroue'.
oRIsoN BLUNT supervisor.
PILLAR T. PURDi. Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART, supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ TWEED. supcrvsor
County COMMITTEES
GEORGE oPDYKE Auxiliary MsUb~'.
oRlS0N BLUNT, Cha4uaa-
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Business Notices.

ryv,rD GEyrLENEN.--lt Is not perhaps as
H. .,,. "A would b0 70 tho lui'r't az iuy1iids that
u, Inn Water euro, - Northampton, Mas po-
tine rI,sutsfe. fdr lie treatment %! gentlemen uiso
81 la H. ,uis Of nervousness slgcpe.suoss doO
'j,u, low p.r's lo's Il memory dyspepiis Ihouma
!, A a't.' ,.,,l,s, and govt, y unparalleled. 49,.
I'm ,r I'M. "a 20 been had "a bronchitis nd iu,'pen
.'on ia rest0I.lg broken down cons.iution' aud az
.t toriI md de5ils.ed systems to strength ana Ae
tyiiy. ,..f,-, Il, ,.,,,.ly t,g stek ard other heal
,ctes Of however eouinrd ,"d s on on,
"a @oa.fo. % to organic "oaAuosses with ease and ''i'
tsiuty. -, 80. W., c...N ,ygl Ia IL fla 81.
80 80. ioteI broadway, day aid tomorrow. lie WIZ
~ r..,J IN ffom 10 a. M TO y. M, and irom % l.
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GROVER Z BAXnra CELEBRATED ELA5rIC-STircH SEviso-
HAcurNzs awarded tho highest premiums over All com
reit5r, Of the Stte Fairs Of New York. Vermont Iowa IN
Jlra Michigan. Iaro Kentucky Peunsylvana. ONO and
Oregon and every respectable Institute and County FAR
hold Ga 1863 Ssrsooms No. i5 Broalway New York AID
No la2 Fnlton.st BROOKLYN.
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Gold Natrhe, for Ladies ana i.entlemen.
Fine Cola English Pgtent Lever Watches, 80 40 eiG,
G"d IImtn. Detached Levers, si5 $50 as so 80.
$50 I'D lOu 90 500 zach - 49, So,
each. -. ~, -
Fnamred Watches. SEQ so. $50 TO 900 each some
Is ith Diamond. the outside o case. . u
GoI A. u.ues for adrs a. lCW $25 &8 - and hJa
.,,b GFO. a. ALLEN. No. AIS Broadway
ON. d. nn-nu l-LaL-s. LnrunLy ~. u w ill st.
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1.. ,.,..,..a,s U..L. 1I-2Cl 10 Shoe md Leather
C,.il.. l.,I... I-5l nu I.rk...... ..... alNl Nl
P,rl E......... g. 80 ~ Nss.I o. A...... y ~ ,f
...r. Rank. ODD E.If.....s.. - 80 %
10 - A. i3 ,i, t.yafNI. $500 %
,i,i.pt., ROM ..... s1B d5 ln.r.ftrf-. aud irt
Umpire t..y fts d'is nanA ,''''' -''''- =
II..Ir.r.s t.o.... ffI9 lJ|Ul. ri S.ItA Amer 49,
Union ia..... ~ tj OF I................ ~ "
4.,.,I MAJ u. lu.u Iis. fths Republic - ~ J..
i.L ~ Af...,. al f4 ~ lhsihtu Hluk..... tt' So
Mr.. Ely offered II resolution. which w1s adopted.
ur,n tsr foufty Volunteer Committee 20 n.crr-
r.,tf NJ t.f earliest uracfl, Do moment tie
number Of men Of which ti.s count! h. deficient lhor
thr dr.r ordered By he President iur Tie luAoi M.rcA
The Mayor sent u tic following uol.ul q. i'i MAJ
s1I. ~ C1r.t. .s which wore confirmed. tlnr.es J..
Watts vice sylvester Eubbluti Mig0lel D'od}' vice
G,.l.e Dur.t,-uotl of whom waived the appoint
m,u' ur urE,rfug o. q-Hll' a"d give n'h"', NOI"Hi'
~ NH.t yl..Jamcs Mex over resigned.
ILe .fnrol b.p nominated Solomon Ht'f1 - III th'
t,rcy Bon fhc Board ol SOW tty Hall Comm. a'Eoio,
Which domination vFE confirmed.
.Icr SOM, routine uu.uo, t1 BI'.I adjourned
urtiI n.d TUESDAY.
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Coughs, Colds, ConsnmpiIem


The VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAH is the riost
hghy approved medicine discovered II HAS $4,000 rms
r-sr OF ALL TEST TIag having had unprecedented sAis
ofNEAuIy FORTY YgARs Il is recommended by our bs~t
PHYscIAAs our eminent CITIZENS, the PRESS mo
TRAD u .s.t By al who know II. For certi6caIc whth
can b. y1 any ert, n wrappers TO each Oota
Tine Prr;8r. n, ia cc,lly refund the money II not "a
,iv Il. ..tl-v Pd.c 81 and = the lar,e bottles
n,ucl tI., eIrtprs. EE TO GIT TUX GENyiss
Which i, prepared only By REED ILEk 90. Nnos,sis
Dr,sgi.t BOSTON SolIn Nrslof by Dealers graersly-
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Relief for the Working Women.


WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
No 900 Broadway, coz. 22d T.
- complete sown, Machine depot ad the only oa,us
town."-tMercory. -
"A "a Meeting of the Board of 0nieers Of y, The
ousrer. Of the Regiment bs Il was resolved
ths COMMITTEE, Of three be- appointed 70 dra resola2sr.
sA2Gs soa Of 81 c (@i iff3 W. PARMELE
Tie Committee offered the following preamble and Fe''s'
tons. which unapipIOIsly adopted
Wheveo Col III. " Fsruele, having received severe a-
ius rom fs nom lis horse while with The Regiment "a
reconnossanoo near Port Hudson In, which rendered u
Necessary him to obtain leave Of abse1ee ana hnay %
gSji Tst wa sincerely dcplore the which
deprived "a Of 50 valuable officer end a the necessity zoo
m rienston Is source Of regret al tue officers Of Tho
Be,oird That d. Offer him our sincere &
9s rIo tom 20 popoet Hsadqnarers which dsHi ssi hin
from the service for alleged absence "uhos Iise =,
hi re.ienation which had been Previously rendered. "S
accepted aud lie honoaby ischarsed and be 70 lnsr
ion. be- orard 20 col IN W PaImele ond that hy %
Published in tue New wye, fgrs PePerf 1-ysoy Cant Co c.
V'''' JOHN - BABCOCK, 1t Lieut., Co A.
DAVID L. MYERS, I'd Lea'; C %. =,
Franklin. Is, Jan. II, 1884.
silver Watches, 90,
Silver Hunting Lopine Watches. Sli SD ~ ana 80,
silver Hunting Detached Levers, PI' 30 ~ p|'"
Silver Hunting English Paion, Levers $50 S3S' So 80
For sale b. GRO C. ALLEN No. rs Broadway one doos
below Cln1lat, formerly No. II Wal IT.
Indies Bracelets, New sly les, ,cy
TWO, THREE, FIVE, AND EIGHT DOLLAN' BAUM
FOR Sslo by
O. c. ALLEN,
No BROADWAY, one door below Cana Ct
Fan.--LADEs' FtNs-YEW STYLES from PAR Us
rr[Xf TfIVFF FIVE SEVEN, TEN, TWELVE, tlf<
TtEN 20 TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS each. EJr SAFE 81
GEO &. ALLEN,
No. as Broadway, one door below C@nsise
Gri.,sor, writing Fintd.
sf0gs bilIau aud pcIu,auent than the lest cNni.ne
5. s. STAFFORD, MsBuf3ctsrer
No. II C.daT-st, New TORT
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rIAEsUsE %.

sRA4Ad-NEJ RICE-la tn. city. on Monday h"r \,
3D. 90 ffaattu aiIIgs bliAA n - 81
4 N.u.ir., both ofN,w.iork No cafd'
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WHEELER & WILSON'S sEwIEG-MACHiNEs.
No 900 Broadway, cor ed -
- complete Sowing Machine depot and the only 'a'us
- sf.frr
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Anna X. ulcllcns0n at the Academy Of Music IN
Itrodklyn MONDAY EVENING, Feb g. For particular.
400 sivor semen. uuaoJ hoid Vi Lec!uSes and Moesa
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ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS. The List Of Ar
yas tho Hotr. rp 10 O'Clock ma may b. found In The
sOu mn, of gHg N. l. DAILY NEWS.
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TRUSsE5.-MARSH g. Co.'S Radical Cure
Tvus, Office oul, a, no Vc,eys Also Supporters, Sus.
ytn,Dry Baudagos Elastic stocking. Or NarGo,s Nes,
~hor ider Braces. &c. iady attendant.
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DYSPEPSIA TABLETS FOR INDIGESTION, HEART
pvnS 60 manufactured only By T. o. NFLLs1 and s0idby
deayrsts generally ~ per box Depot No I01 Centre
- sec1r! door
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12

VII In addition TO the treatment ofall Acute Dsess
devote portion Of his time TO the treatment Of ali va
nettes OF Chronic Dseas upon the Rational or Flee
ti6 Svstsm. suah - Di.easesof Bye and Ear, Rhsu
nsac and Nervous Dissasss spinal Auctions, Epilep-
3, Diseases Ct the Hvu; Stomach, Bladder and Kid
nsys. All serofnlous, 6kia and syphilitic Diseases.
Club FEET Or Distorted Nnbs and al Diseases, both
Acute and Chronic 20 vhiah Tsmsles are subject
Prom his long expsrisasin such cases, he issls COZ
adsnt q swing entire ntidscaon 70 any who may
all No charges for examination and opinion Of cases
Nedidnrs NSs Sfomts snf rsaiabls. an ooru1nunie
Ions strictly. sonAds.sa and pro0psly rstssadsd
one. and ssad:nee On q "a street nesrR!.a npnn
.Srug Store, oeatssNAs,lngsW SEA--
a Vz-a&H-ly. - - 40 .Drnzru.- q
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public sale Of valuaDIe short 8
C.not land.

TIME subscribe 4 wa sen the 18Th dsy Of DsSs s'.
oer 1884 on The !59% st, Il, S 81 Short cssf
% q wss &. avsr i Is.
This farm ~ m Wv Of the public road ana
assns four haadI:d :as s.s . ssss: .S sri
sold tns ac ,noss1 about three hundred Acrea q
s.s land shs.sa 70 b %Ss S sss
and eo. *; ssps Sssei sSs coal aces
s 81 HGss ds' md rsS si
through thsI.nd NIL: e %Sss Is q he o ga
nse r.,1.rs. There is good brick dxens.n ne
on the farm, situate on the greek WITH 0'nef
~s 1.1sop, wishing to REQUESTED to e.. y
ths property, and avid snodgsss VINO i've s ~ .,
~ ~. ~, sbov its1sJds sH1-ftS 'o :.
"a sood tile BY deed, With general warranty VIZ "
Ssds 81 The psymsnt u the purchase money.
10 sol 80 SAMUEL SNoDGhAsS'
=, DAVID SNODGRASSs 4,
n fuhs.,,no lnteIliseneer, Washington r.. h Nv
ut Cias,viiIe Carrots copy TIL day OF saie sn'
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-12
LIVE STOCK.

Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most ad-~7.
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards well
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened this line and its connections and every
attention is paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where Will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice is offered of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the quickest and most direct for Stock to
New York-Jvla allentown and with fewer changes
than any other.
RNOCH LEWIS, Gen'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa.
L. L. HOUPT, Gen' Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila
delphia' janll-myA
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FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights Of all descrptonscan Be for
warded to and from Philadelphia New York, Boston,
or Baltimore, to and from any point on the Rail Roads
Of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
warded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and o
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to Oh
Ports on the North Western Lakes. 10Y
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trsnsports-
ton Of their Freight to this Company, can rely With
confidence on its speedy transit. ...
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, at all times favorable are charged BY
ether Rail Road Companies.
Ca Be particular to mark packages "via Psnn'a
Central R. R."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions apply
to address either of the following Agents Of the
company: 10 =. .. ..
d A STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARKE CO., Transfer agents, Pittsburgh.
H.W BROWN q CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
r. C. MELDRUM d CO., Madison, Indiana.
J. E. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky.
w. NJ. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
r. F. SASS, St. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE & CO., Chicago, Illinois.
j. H. McCOLM Portsmouth O.
J. Nj. LOVE, Maysville Ky. ....
HALL 4 CO., Marietta o. ...
z. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. H.5G E. L LANGLEY, Gallipols, o,
H. S. PIERCE 4 CO., GAINESVILLE, o,
N. H. HUDSON, Ripley, o.
r. c. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-08
CORPORATION NOTICES.

CPFcIAL COMMITTEE ON RIOT CLArMs-ALL
y claimants whose claims have been advertised aret
ved call No. " City Hail. between the houcs OF
aud O'Clock II. NJ. on Friday. jan l&i, 70 have
hearing before the Committee.
Claimants will lie required the owncrsVp OF the
pr perry destroyed the In relation TO 10 srucou
aud tue value Of the properly desvoyed
FLtJAH =. PeRDY,l Specie,
SMITH BLY JR. on
OR SJN BLUNT, ! ia, Claims
EOovRr c. HurcufN.s Secretary.
Nav yoak Jaa- 0. I5A.