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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-02
ssOAD MslYaCE-

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition
~ VIII he presented to the Comm. i.sioners of
Finton county, Ohio, ST then mex, June -cs-
sion. lrpyirE Tor the esl birhment of I, conn
" ru&i, on lhe following rnnto ro. wit; Com
men,lng on the road leading from Biz sand
Furnace IL Finion county Ohio, 20 packsrds
Mills. at Pan'ys bridge in Brown ToVn-hiu
ViuUon cou; y Ohio; Thence south w,g di.
rect!nn On the line and along the line be,ween
the aids OF John Fee and Rora Paney. to thu
mDrh vest corncr Of Ell Pan1ys farm Fror,
thrrco 6 south westerly direction tho nearest
Il id best route acfos. lands OF John Fe,, Big
Sand Furnace 20. and Hrrlgss hotf. to iuter.eoe
the road running trem Zleski to Packards
mills. at OF near lands owned by John Casteel:
Theuce west along said road about two hun.
dred yarls, acres. laid Castsels lot and 10 9TH
er lands owned by Eaid llerrasshuf; Thence
south wee tcrly direction arrosS lands owned
ny Jofeph L'ngden ard Hugh Mclaughlin
near 10 and west e william Meyers residence:
thence The nearest and hest rCut 10 the road
running from Joseph McKbbem 10 Zaleeki. on
Section number sixteen and there to terminate,
Beiu9 di-tanee Of about four miles.
May 5-S4-5w MANY PETITIONERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-02
SOLDIERS HOME.
SCPFEINTiNnEN1' OFrlcE.
EI,ptSLsrt Es,al r.aN

SLPtElh fNbEN1 = tFTlCE. ,
thcINLATi, June 1, 1859
Nix prAH Sin: | Hm iisaens!ng second in
voice Cfy,rr stomach BI,tcrs among he lslyr
number % men uLp daily arrive at hi, Instiiu .
lion for ryl.e.Uw,nt art rest. Tie univars nj
testimony - that the-o Bitter. ars the best
made. For the various summer complaints
which affict 80 many. know of 10 r.nie = So
safu ana 80 sure. Platar'h says ioask rhy-
sicion what is easy and what j. hrrj u.digesliTn
AMI what will a9lee with the >; mech /, about
~ ser-i iIs sr 0 ask what is sweet or h;stor or
sour prisons wlo hook ont fer breakers
nav" ynrr Stomrch E.-ttrs Ia tie house
-ure will never ask any one the U!i,h Question
p0&.n ot5y tho great philosopher. ! must moi,
omit = HoTd OF two for your Ca'awhl Brandy.
! nave mnEy men here VINO have brandy NE
scri1cd for thc.l by distiuguirhsd Amy Sur
grou.. Thn feet ufyOurs on such are benrHcj
fsr moIe 80 'a..n lgo.n any previously taken
Persons vhp te,ire really pnEo Brandy cannot
taIl in their purchase ifthcy get yonr bran e.
! an, Doctor, with much raspeet
Tour servant,
G.W.D. ANDREW Superinten1ept
E3- Office ana manufaclnry. Nos Sc, 5S, go
and g East. Third ltree. For sale cvqryvher E
Nov. stb ISj3,-sit. no,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-02
T:TUHSp JurP. . GsGa

~" rnE rUSstLlU gION ARI" Is
/ - GNIGH A2II }AAS, TIL EEGI{u
NVll.y HI ~, mud tar IuiurCrmeEl
OF the laws nyliHst gII DNCcT. 1hn
haze r,rrped ACihcr'y. ne well as lhr
= ar,o EA3 C.-Bmb Birnchgs 0j the
Law.
y ". PETTENGIGL & co. Advertise
- .,nta No. 81 Park Row. NV York 4
ga lts -Tac. Rrsiun are o1r Agents a"d ST.
uu,hrri7sA - take Advertisements ara Sun
cY oua Tor uRat aur l. yat. Raves.
Democratic &i7tH iG2el.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-06-02

CuIll5cyaiic @t7tH ieEci
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Mr. ARNOLD On. H. spoh, Of TIE distraction Of
Slavery as Necessary to The restoration OF national
unity nnA ilc sIlyrion OF The country. He gave c
history % Ec aggrcs ,os OF Slavery since the organ.
sat! l 81 the Government described the struggle OF
Freedom and Slavery al the ballot box resulting in The
tr;, inh Of Freedom and tie election OF MI Lincoln
SIvrIy appealed ot'.e sword and brought upon this
country tai. bloody and nj its evils. Previous 10
thi. slavery Iucd t'S nation. II held the purse aad Tho
sword; kneh' az the White Hone. dcspot ~ the
Senate. and "A bg'ly and ayrdnt every where. IL bad
rcyol'riioniz,d the Government. After impeaching
SLAYER, a. the case ol cvr-y evil from which hc conn
try l. suffering Ia dcminied the judgment Of Congress
AID the people wc,hcr il shall longer live. Pence u
a,iain,bl. only through iis destruction. Down With
Sl,cry the traitor soull be The motto 81 every loyal
ci,il en- How sba slavery b. destroyed First IN the
BORDER To- aSta,c b. the actions Of the states bcmchc.
carving out immediate cin,ac patton. secondly. III al
tie 1.iitoic- in Rcb-loa. Slavery h,ring been sub
stan; a'lv abo he'd b. Tie Emancipation Proclamation
extend confirm and carry oui that to al Rebel terri
tory. Thirdly amend the Constitution h, p"oi'hiiihg
IN, Establishment cxs;casc of Slavery thruu ,h"s
the Nation NJ. t-ncli spoke II the President, his
late Proclamation and ,crvccs 81 ing he voi live III
history ~ The rcs'erer Of ia, Union AID Erancra u
of his country. Time had always indicated The wa
dom of his poCy THIS Emancipation Proclamation
has secured 10 victor, NJ home ana iiicss am oid
The Devil has bride BIZ cnogg, 10 tempt Abraham
Lincoln. He is diamond IN The rough, radical
Whose na Is 10 do TIE greatest possible good WIN c
least po ,,ilc Lam. is lis great mission to carry
out TIC Of th,s county ny the death o'
American Slavery. Let HIN hnish IL. job.
Adjourned
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NRW.YORK LEGISIATVRE.


SENATE. =. .AaBANy. January g. lsCi.
Mr. BILL presented memorial from Henry
r. Low, claiming the seat for tie lNth Senatorial DIS
trct Referred "a the Coirnicc on Elections. Messrs
Bailey. Folgcr and Shofcr
The Precedent announced the following Standing Com
mtteos:
Os FIsAycr-M,.r. Bell Coru.l apd Niven.
On RAILROADS. -N~ss.. Angel Nil.iaIns Beach, HobJs
aud " oOtIu1.
ON Cl,rgs AND VILLAGES -Me.vs Andrews, Lsinb-e'
Strong shefcr, White, butcher and fsds
BILLS NOTICED.
RrNr. LA'MBrFt-Keatiyc 10 the Metrcpoliian Police
Commissioners.
Als, relative "a the Naionol Guarl. First Division.
!y Mr. Co7ZrSs-Io incorporate the Missionary >or'-
ETY. Of the Most Holy Rcdccmcr In the state % NeT.
York
Also 10 establish Nntiousl Law Library In New York.
Ny Mcssrs. FoLcrR and DELi~-Io amend TIE college
,and grant net of last year.
by Mr. tORsIlIr-To establish the Cornell Library
also io extend the ChcDango Canal 10 the Pcss!
State line.
by Mr.. ArTs-To incorporate n comp,nyfo build a
hip canal around Niagara Falls.
On motion Of Sir MuNGEE. a resolution wss adopted
nstructing the Judiciary Committee o. prepare MI
azing the acts of the Supervisors IL Raising ana pai
ing bounty moneys and 10 repeal the act Of las, year
prohibiting the same d.
| Mr. MugrnY introduced resolutions 10 conformity
will tho resolutions adopted at the lnsi session TO re
evc tie Court Of Appeals by the appointment OF Com
mission. Laid on the table
Air. ToiGER Introduced resolutions IN conformity
with tie proposed amendment e. Ito Constitution
adopted last year Glowing the soldier to vote. Lad
on the table.
The senate then held short Executive Session ard
~ It's conclusion adjourned.
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Adf' fist men.
pUTNAN CLOTHES RlNG AZ. The ONLY rel

PUTNAM Clothes RIKG>R.--lh ONLY reU
able s.fsdu.,ns ringer. No wood swell spit
no thumb screw. get % ORDER NAnn,sIsp WIN on
WITHOUT Coe-W ngis. IL took the FRsr Pnsyus NJ fy
State and Fair, M 1875 aid !. without eXc-p-
tion the best Wrngr ever made lusiead beyu, the
statements OF Isrtls Interested a. e .,- OF other Vain
TRr IL, AND Jupuh ouEsiiP IL not entirely aAac'
tory return H. II will wing snythiis ths,ad t. be-
quilt without alteration Pa,.nicj IN the United site IA.
gland Canada and Australia Ng,n. wanted f. every town
No. rs 5oi No. !. ~; No A. +e Msaui,,uf and cod
wholesale and retail by Ins PUtSAs MAscYAcrHIsG Co.,
No. 10 Pi.tts N. y, and Cleveland. Ohio.
=. 4. kon,svoP, Agent.
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AS>EM bIl.

BILLS NOTICED.
b. Mr.. RoBlysON-Tn elect military oiiccrs
~ tie United States service.
Iiy SIR. pEaRY-Io Tx ,he salary Of Police justices
IN brooklyn
Ey SIR. OLvAsl-Kclaiiso to tencfneu, houses Ia
New York
ny nr. BsyASr-1o incorporate the herupoli'au
Savings rank.
By Mr.. JACOB l.. SMIu-To llccase retail drug.
stores H. New.York CITY.
By Mr.. buRAr- 10 prohibit residents nom hold.
Ing stands in Washington Market. New York.
by Mr.. II. J.. PAlaEE--Io extend The election fran.
chrc to volunteers IN the Army and Navy
Ey Mir. PiKgi--1O amend 'he statute relative O. In.
specteis Of Election in Kings County.
RESOLUTIONS.
~ xr. A. AspLRws-Concurrcnt resolutions agree
ing 10 tho amendment at tie Consultation allowing
soldiers to vote. Laid On the table.
By Mir. PStKSEY-Calling upon the Police Comisi-
sicnors 'or Information which may tend a. alleviate "g
regulate the evils Of prostitution In Now York. Tho
resolution adopted
By Mr RIEp--Tendering TO Gen. Grant thc tliuts
Of tho people 81 View York for his distinguished rll
iaTy services. Laid on the table
Mr. OLyASy offered resolutions Va memory ~ Arcl.
bishop Hughes sledRine HE service, 20 lsc"rn
try abroad. rendered al period When the nation re- W
ju.t such assistance bc ntJ,- all othcre could
and that In respect "a bis cory the state fsG b. i
played ni halfinhst on the day Of the funeral
The rcsoluoas giving rise t. debate were lai! over.
AC-,urued,
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IAdsrriso.sut
MILLER & CARPENTER, Produce c0mnissi

MTLLEN x TAKFhNIEN, TTOuIIVc VOInInIsSIO1
Merchants the .ee Il luor Cheese Lard Eggs rouly
Game Grsin Flour Pork HOPS, Seed, beans Dried Fmi
and Country iioduc. generally No. fio Buidinss ~ L.
no. 400 Washington s) We give personal attention 10
tie selling OF ali goods con-i,t to Liberal cash advances
Reference; President of Irving tank
n Marsh President Erie Hs"ny Company Pretidrt North
River bank and 5Ack.ti, brlchcr Co.. y \.
" B-Nst-d consignment Stat. and Western Dressed
Hog, aud choice Dressed fcuy foT our decreasing shipping
ND ON. tIlJs.
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Nrw-l oKK IlLr>rGATEp SBws--Numcrous


if,sns aud splendid .rsou-; ~, 'rlerai oasrqir -
,hs a. H'r. hrnbsnop ~ hs4 uih ~ tpr AZ bee f
t,fil Itf. tcfrl.lt ssa'irt t.uf, Re 81, .es ls
On j, ~ Olcil Time a'., fa fern f,e Ni,r fr.hlols
fulusaiiio IL epon o! or ~oai - D. he t0is.a of
IrLn~,ssr killing nicr t Dlief ESQ, Yiuah.-. inter-
c,n. end u.e1l gcai'ns risor n,uius Gallery @. For.
traits. CO.. tsinn. evry lrs Nicor wives css'red new
aud highly interesting s'o.y i,h.ols b. Nine. D,Inoggs
raror kcheu and Nnasry Gotlp, OF .h- wecl aud
other !Giosc.iin. matter ncld fhc .Iclt put that E
not ia e mcuaseIie. ts"rY man Oman an' child viii DO
Interested lu this wrest IiufrstIf - Nyes Pfr cents
Sold everywhere DO not fll 10 ct 4.
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ADJOURNED.

ACADEMY or MUsIC-GrRMAS OPHRA.-TheTe
vas a splendid house last nigh; at the Academy on the
recpcbing 81 tie German Company with the opera Of
Faus We have nothing new to add 10 former
notice Of its performance and reception.
Herr Hermans. from her Ma!ealy's ThcGtor. London.
q basso singer, viii appear on Monday night nc1i.
Fsua will be repeated on Friday
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ceased was - years Of age snd native Of New York.
lie had served for two years In the Union army. When
intoxicated ho was very quarrelsome and 1t is supposed
that he must have been engaged in quarrel at the time
OF the occurrence Tho police are st searching for
tho pnrderer
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A BAD BREATH IL the greatest curse the
human family 10 heir 20. How many lovers Il h., sepsra.c
how many friends forever parted Tho subject 40 dect.
your friends viii lot mention H. and you arc ignorant
the fat yourself To effect rsdi al n,e the hahn
THOUSAND FLowKss % dsniiiri:e Might aud morning
II also b,enhe the complexion removing all tan pmpes and
ecsl. leaving the sain sot ana white sodhy M Dsgsss,s
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Nv Sdh''D' t''Asg"is
MusrcAL.-Thc first appearance Of the
BnooxLYs OnrBroSisI Cpom BOYS iooi place on 1ue-.
dag evening ut the Brooklyn Academy OF Mu,c under
the direction Of Mr. e. Jerome Hopkins the founder Of
these free schools .or vocal instruction There was
most excellent attendance. and tho Programme con.
sisted Of selection both novel and interesting. About
80 performer, appeaioi Including orchestra snd the
singing by fine bod, 81 boy voices aided % course
By the ienors and ba.s.s heartily eppauded. The
finest chorus Of all, however Hsndcrs immortal
Hee!ulah" from the " Messiah" Kew bid faiih In
the possibility Of boys sustaining such high notes
long ~ the welinown In this elaborate work yet
II was done to the credit Of all and the noblencss Of
tone vas indeed oyerpowerng. Mrs. J. NJ. Motto made
her second appearance 10 Brooklyn and created de.
cIded sensation BY her singing being honored with an
encore every time sac s-ns. The other ort.ts, Mr. L.
j. Lewis. i. Glider. md Mr.. Hopkins himse,. cwho
was also solo pianist. acquitted themselves with honor
Mr.. Hopkins Is to be sincerely congratulated On the
success Of bis pct enterprise which, II only perseyered
in muft eventually make hundreds his musical debtors
and exercise an unbounded influence for good. The
Eew.york Harmonic Society lent efficient aid 20 tails
concert.
GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL SOCIETY,"
Central Asia will be geographically delinea,ed this
evening by Bayard Taylor. before tho American Geo.
graphical and Statistical Society, at their Rooms,
Clinton Hell. Mr.. Taylors late position as Charge
dAfaires Of the United States 10 Russia has enabled
him BY travel and research to acquire data Of much In
terest. 6ee advertisement.
HOTEL AREIvAIs.-Tbe Hon. i. M. Irish
and q. w. Cas-. Pitsburgi Capt. W. J. Moorehcsd
and wife, U. s. A, N. Pardee, Oswegoi Samuel H.
Croker Taunton L. Il. Forsyth. st. Louis, and John
T. Orne, Philadelphia are at the st. Nicholas Hotel
Col. A. G. Hazard. Conu.i A. j. DreIeL Phl".I ii.
Morgan. Aurora, and Capt. VIM. Pratt and servant
u S. N. are q. the Aston House.
Col Eagsn and officers Of the Mozart Regiment g.
Hotchkss, Wolcottyille; W. H. Bradford. Providence
and Jacob Bunting. Philadelphia are at the Meropol.
tan Hotel.
Lieut.. Col. Perkins. U. s. Al Lewis N. Tappan
Coorado; John Morris. England, and Albert Baldwin
New Orleans are at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
Capt. Fraser. II. H. NJ SD Regiment and Chns T.
Hunt and wife, Montreal nre at the Clarendon Hotel
NEw-YRAR FEsTIvAL.--The New-Year festi-
val OF the Hammersy street Industrial School held
at the schoolooms No. 2oi Blocker street yesterday
afternoon Tie children engaged In singing and other
exercises under tho sgperiniendenee ut j. Macy AID
other teachers. Short addresses were made BY Messr
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itiys T'.,-megs.l

"BIAUTIFUL WoMRy."--For PORTRAITS.
with tho Secret Of Beauty sni How b. Beaau the
FnxksoIoeicAL JocRs,L- The January Double No. hss
then ~ portraits Only is eta BY fret post 3 -
year. New vol. FOWLER WELLS yB Broadway, n. y.
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INQUEST IN TIKI NISTu.AvRNUR MURDER

INQUEsT IN THE NINTH-AVKNUB MURDER
Coroner Rannsy for some days past has been invcst
eating tho case OF Patrick Brady. who was found
New Years night by Officer MCPHERSON Of tho Twen
tleth Precinct lying the walk In Ninth avenue near
Thiryfourth street. He was removed to the residence
Of Matthew Hogan, 295 West Ihirty.third street. at his
own request. and medical aid summoned. On cIaoin.
Ing him found that he had received severe stab
in the abdomen the cntrais prorudng from the wound
Io subsequently removed to bis residence. No. rs
Wet Twenty ith street. where he died the following
day. The wounded man unable to throw any light
on TIE affair The jury rendered a verdict that de.
ceased met bis death from stab at the hands Of some
person unknown. The Germans who had been arrested
suspicion Of being the perpetrators Of The deed were
discharged OF tho rendition Of tbs verdict The dc.
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kOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
YXCUsrD FROM A COMMITTEE.


Mr. AEL.EY On Peun.) asked 10 be and Wa excused
from serving as member Of the special Commit lee ON
The BankT2t law, for the reason that bis "lei pub
lie duties eDgrossed oil his time.
THE SEw RAILROAD.
TIE SrHAEf. announced the pending business 70 be
yesterday foF the appointment OF Select Committee VI
Nine Members h inquire Into tho erledcncg of con
struc,ug q Tailr9ad between Washington and New
York for postal a,.i other purposes.
No c,0rum voting there was call Oi the House.
One Hundred and ten members answered 70 their
pames.
TIE resolution was adoited-G5 against IS.
TIE SMALLPOX.
Mr., BRAxDAGEE CUn. Comm offered he following
yssOuiion:
.xrurssd 10 call the sepon OF the municipal o,her
fhortes 10 the extension and OF the small POI IN
ehc District Of Co.ubs and nree Tie necessary o. INSIDE
s.nitary lson and compulsory system OF aeciAs
Hon 10 preseut the prher spread OF this terrible seouge Of
MI. Cox Dem, Ohio thought that the appeal 10 the
municipal authorities here would be ihchcctun'
The resolution was adopted.
THY ELECTION OF C0SCpLSshES.
Mr.. DAWES ON, Mass) from the Committee on
Elections, reported bill fixing the uniform time 'or
h0dinR the election for representatives ID congress
aud enabling soldiers 10 vote for said officers, winch
was ordered 10 be printed and recomDitfed.
Mr. DAwEs, on behalf Of the Committee on l4rc,mhs
ard MI STEVENS behalf Of tie Committee on " ats
teee 10 sit during The sessions Of tbs House.
COgTiBUAHCE OF The BoUSTiS
Mr. FAEsswOefu GIn ILL., }, from the Committee On
A,Ii,ory fairs reported "a joint resolution that the
6oupt heretofore paid under the regulation aud order
NJ tLa War UeDartle nj 20 enlisted in ne Ree mar
az Volunteer forces for three years. o. darn. me Naf
hay eVstlss " he pad Lym Ne ~ " 'HNa":' /s'''
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HoAKp or ALpERMrN.-This Bonrl moi a.

EOAKD OF NLDFRMIN.-INls EutIu met ~ ]
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. In pursuance Of special
call ''for tho purpose Of giving erpIes-lOn to the
grief experienced by the Board for the death 81 Arch
bishop Hughes and II making tue necessary a..
rangemen,. for attending the ob,equcs 81 the de
oeased 2reate." Mr. Fox presented "'eries ofresolu
lions relative TO tho death OF the Archbishop, which
we're unanimously adopted. We publish them in the
official proceedings. Messrs Fox, McCool Farley
Long and Shannon were appointed Special Committee
funeral.
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BOARD OF COUSoILNgS.--Ths Board con-
yened Il; o'clock p N. on Wednesday by special call
The only business transacted the concurrence Of
the preamble and resolutions adopted ty tho Board Of
Aldermen relative TO the death OF tho Right Rev Arch
bishop Uughos.
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The Fair Of the American Institute. which has
been well attended hom the start closed at the Acso
my Of Music last evening. Gold silver and bronzed
inedss awarded and pomas presented and hon
orsbe NJ. ntion made by the Judges.
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~ READ WHO SAYS 81

Fsoai the Rev Low O. Beck, Pastor of Tie Bsp-, hrs
P.mbcrton. y. j., formerly Of the Moth b.yt!-,
thurcn, fhiia..elrhi@-
hsye known Hopiaud's 0rrll.n Bitter. fsyorshly for
number o. yeis. have used them 10 my family and
aye bco pleased vik tler c', that inccced TO
recommend ;L.r t. Others. and know that nave
operated Ia ssrsiy b,nec..l take pleas
H. tns prhley prJcmng this TACT and calling a:ten.
those afflicted wi,h the Diseases for which they are
recommended, TO these bers-knowiuy from experience
st 10y prndstion ~ be sustained. do this more
cEeriuuy hooiaLas oefs Is Intended 20 benefit ,ba
afflicted, euc "a mot drink.'
lOuTs LEVI O. RICK
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MAsoNlc Nvylylnl,rY.-ln ~ ..anl.nl Kn. i.

LAFAYETTE Hhil.-t 'rHarIs 90 one hundred
mon. WIZ we're rc,raiod Oh Iu,sdcy nc Lafayette
Halt .er, HI,l, q rough tie streets terday - the
gnsic ~ lA. ic nd iruu. Tie busbo3s Nds 1oi ,ue
h.i,l GEL Go. HIInoias h'elgrater.. yrs'rfj1,, a,
!, haG be-, iac tuo d,ys rr,ti"u..
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DE Coydova repeat his poem. Broadway,
at Sibo's Saloon. tonight.
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SIBtIr tonNissoSEE Isaac Edwards. Superintendent
II Road. vice John Butler resigned \. : Dgscnbury,
Chief Clerk to Cry Inspector, John Bltler. SECOND
CleIk ~ lliy IDsP.clof.
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DYSPEPSIA,

DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASES RESULTING yRor
DISORDERS OF TIE LIVER
DIGESTIVE OR0ANa
ere cured by -
H0OFLANDs
aERMAN BITTER
The great Strengthening
Those Bi'ters have perforued more Cor,.,
Have and do give better satisfaction,
Have more testimony.
Have more respectable people 70 vouch for them,
Thsn any other article in the maris. - q
We Ie,y any one 10 :contrsdict ths s..sr.ioa
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To my one tia. will proinse Certificate pubshsa b, =,
That Is not Genuine.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERs,
viii core every case OF
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASED
OF The KIDNEYS AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM A DIsoR
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RssrLrIso yHox DISORDERS D,ecsnvs ORsAss,
Constipation Inward Plea, ulness Of Blood TO the Head
Acid,y Of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn, Dsyls.
.r Food, FGllnes or Weigh, in the stomach,
Sour Eruc,,iou., Sinking or fiaIer.
ing .. the n, Of the Stomach.
Sqlnainscf,he Head,
HarrIsi AMI
D.nics, Br. ithins.
fh,te.ing st tie Heart,
Choking or suhocating Sensations ~h@E
IA lying posluTe Duacss oi
Vision, Dots
Web. before the >';l.,
reg.r and Dad Pain in the Head
Deficiency Of Precipitation. Yel.ownesso oil
the Shin sni Eyes Pain in he side, Back, Chest.
Limbs, &c, Suid-n flnshes Vi ea Burning tie Fesh
Constant ssns, Of Evil I'D Csra. Depression Of spfo-
RfMrMBER.
TBtT THn BfTrgRs ~
NOT ALCOHOLIC,
CONTAINS 10 RIM Or WHISKY.
AID CAN'T MAZE Dsvsaaaps
Brr
Is THE Bl.SI TONIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07

j. c. Brown. Capt Cuiii, c. L. Brace and others At
the close of the exercises children 90 in number adj
,nI ned TO oac Ne lower whcr, ten largo tables
were spssad with prof'sion of good things. Tho
dinner was provided b. number OF benevolent ladies'
who have established ihi, school for tho purpose OF
tcicln, poor children how 10 and knit, and teach
lur lh.m 10 rad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-07
}. II. TURNER.
No. 10 n. ltn...
From the Rev. J. 81. iyons former,
81 Ituf A.fr.f,.... PA /

From the Rev j. Lyous formerly pastor OF the Col lnbue
IA. j. tai H..estowa pa Bspt.st ChurchcA
INV koCMYLLE. ~ Y.
pR C. NJ J.cKsoS- DcIr S,g. !re peasure thus Of
nav Own areofd uolr ssnon. 10 The ernce II tho
t,araan bers. since being much afflicted with
Dyspepsia usei', wh y..y trArncia results. have
often rrronrird them TO per-9L ,tbed by that tor.
netins sess. ami have h~ert hem the most atterne
,e.tuous cir IN of general dsb
ity b.h, 10 II &c Dl tonic thl cuilJi ~ supposed
J. NJ LYONS.