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u. $3.50 Loan.


The Secretary tho Treasury gives notice thai 'ub'crp
tons will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
three yea from Aug u.s. 1884, with semiannual interest at
the rate Of and three en.hs per cen. annum-prnc
pal aud interest both to he paid in lawful money
These will be convertible the option fhe toder at
maturity into sr per godbearns bOnd. payabs sos
less than Eve than twenty years from their date
the Government may elect They will be Issued in denom
nation. Of $50 $780, $500 $1,000 and 5000, and all sub
scrptions mug. be for dfly dollars multiple Of fifty
dollars.
As the notes dras interest from August 5 persons making
deposits subsequent that date pay the uters. accrued
frorn date Of note to date Of deposit
Parties deposng twenty five thousand dollars AMI upward
for these any time will be allowed commission
Of one-q quarter Of one par cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT Is A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, Offering higher
ofinteres than any other aud tie best security ANY savings
bank which rss It's depos.ors in u S. Notes, considers tha,
it paying in the bes, circulating medium Of the country
and pay in anything better, for s assets ara
either in Government securities or no.e bonds payable
Ia Government paper.
CONVERTIBLE INTO SIX FER CENT $50 GOLD
BOND.
In addition to the very liberal interest tho Notes for
three per per aunu the rate fox $50 Bonds
is not less than per premium and before the war the
premium six per cen, T. s. Stocks twenty per
cent 1t WILDE that the actual profit this Loan at
tho present market rate is less than ten per cent per
smum.
IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAX
ALTON
But aside from ell the advantages we have enumerated
Special Ac. Of Congress ezempt all Bond. and Treasury
NofeS from local tara,oa On tho average this exemption is
worth about per per snnum, according the OF
taxation in various parts of the country.
/. is believed that Securities otter great inducements
to lenders os those issued by the Government. In all
other form, Of indebtedness, the faith ability Of private
parties. stock companies separate communities only,
pledged for payment while the whole property Of the
try held secure the discharge Of al the obligations Of the
United siatcs.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
By the
ASSISTANT TREASURER UNITED STATES, corner Of
Well md Nis,ansts
FRsr National BANK ov NEw YORK No. Willst.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK NEW YORK. 23d-st- BrdwAy
THIRD NATIONAL BAsK OF NKw-Y YORK, No 3Nassau-st
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK NEW YonK q and 20 Pine's.
FITTH NATIONAL BANK Of NEW YORK, No. 33S 3dav.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YoRK, 6th-iy. Brdwsy
EIGnrH NATIONAL BANK oS Nsw YORK No. $50 Broadway
NIsrH NATIONAL BAsx or NSw. Yosx. No o63 Broadway J
Tenth NAuoS,L BANK OF NEW. YORK, No 2i0 Broadway
CENTRAL NATIoSAL BAsk OF New YORK. No II Duanes,
NArIoSAL EXCHANGE BAsk OF NEw-ioRx, 1874 Gr"ica-s-
and by ell National Banks which repositories of public
money,
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
thros-hout&h ountry will give further information and
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
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DE AFN SIS GU Il T. ID.
From The Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

EARS TO THE DEAF.
Every man, and especially every woman believes in his or
ber physician. There philosophical minds which hold to
an abs,sse, faith in Aopay Homeopathy, or HydroPahy
or some other form Of scientific care bu. with the world At
large the belief il not IN the system, bu, in the Doctor Is
peyi. this truo as regards aur.ts and oculi.,s The
psten who has recovered bis sight bis herins' sure that
the blessing could have been restored 10 lin BY other
practitioner than that particular BY whom his eyes or ears
were opened Dr. Won E'enbers Is among our best known
.nri.,s lie has len, brother practitioner hs'
,7.s -n IN whose k therefore We believe above al others
b., bear Of lin from those who esteem hn not mercy
surgeon bu, as benoactor has been re-
lated TO for the ,ruthune,s Of which vOueb though
We can name no names Tie patient lady who bad been
deaf from infancy as consequence Of gone OF the ailments
D., bib children arc liable Laery the disease bal taken
A., acute form and The ps.en, subject to intense suffering
The Je.e., wa. rapy becoming complete, and the genera
health breaking down under tie physical exhaustion attendant
upon constant pain Ordinary remedies and ordinary advice
we're useless and Dr. Won Gutenberg was called n we need
not rep.i lis diagnosis Tor tia, woud be only list Of hard
~ q, the general reiie. But he detected .. sight he
t OF disease rs In one portion Of the organism then in
another and with pua,on skl as lis insstws &C
cn,,e he removed the causes and she who from infncy
had heard With difficulty and lsttoy hardly AZ all, wss re-
o,sd frat TO perfect hearing and then perfect health Dr.
Won Eienberss advertisement reminds this case we
e thu briefly relate though not 1t his solicitation Let hm
tia. hath no; ears, hear
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yIARRIE ID.

'COOKE-WATERs-On Tuesday. Sept 9Th, by the Rev.
Thos Hastings the residence ~ the brides paens Harry
C. Cooke to Hattie H. Water. both of this city.
JOHNSON-BARSTOW-At Maltsposctt, Mass, Sept. lst.
by Rev. WIN. H. Parsons. ID, Rev Wilbur johnson, Of
EewMiford Pa 70 Miss Sarah, daughter Of Hon Henry
BaTs,ow, OF Matiapofett.
Observation-Disclosures Monday, August 18th, 81,
Ueiersen iolstein) by the Rev. r. Broekrr, Louis a.
Koes;er Of Cce France sarah Adeine daush Of the
late Francis pedcrichs, Of jersey Cty.
sTATIA-sCoTTRON-A, shiloah Presbyterian Church,
Aug. eh BY tie Rev J. Sclla Martin. stephen a. Stsa
Of Newark. y J., and Cofieia X. Scotron Of Brooklyn
l.. d.. eldest Gs1 ghter Of Samuel Sco,irOr, eco.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Fever and Aguc Sick Headache Sickness at the Stomach
Constipation Heartburn Collie Pains in Stomach
Bowels, Dysentery, Vomiting, Feel
ing Of Fnntness and Lasstuae,
Want Of Appetite.
will and exist where the Is used II
Disease by removing the cause no. ike Alcoholic Bers
which up yonr bad feelings for few moments by their
exhilarating effects.
ali such remedies beverages but In their place
Remedy that win the diseased functions to their
normal condition and motion the entire human mechan
sm perfect harmony and upon principles synonymous with
well defined lava That such viii be the effect
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IvpoRTaNT TO TRAVELLERS

Whe 0urne wing the my stomach became badly DE-
ranged causing pain In my head Had been tho
would have bee called sea sickne lady sitting
by me- knowing condition. reached bottle saying,
Take swallow" did and in less than five minutes my
trouble was ended The medicine Goes Dyspepsia
Cure and the effect il had upon the stomach and what
have learned Of since, think 1t must BE- excellent
edy for Seasickness and Dyspepsia.
Madison, June 80, 1854 MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
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The Vermont Election.

The Vermont Election
RUTLAND Vermont. Sept G.
The following is the result of the voting in
this town to-day
Smith (Union) for Governor. 40
Redhed (DemOcraD ----------.----.3l
Union majority -.----------..-.---. soy
Union gain from last year. -
S. NJ. Dorr (Union is elected to the Legislature by
large majority the largest vote ever cast in the
town.
BURLINGTON. Sept 6.
The largest vote ever poed for town representative
wds cast to-day and L. Barnes (Union) is elected By
2o3 majority
Tho following is the vote for Governor: Smith. 6s4;
Redfeld 32S.
MONTPELIER. Vt. Sept. 6.
The annual election of State officers for this
State took place to-day The Gubernaioria candidates
are the same as last year-Gov. Smith being voted for
by the Republican Unionsts. and Hon. Tim. =. Redeld
by the Democrats The vote is light though somewhat
fuller than last year.
Only partial returns received; but enough is
lnwn TO indicate the election of the Union candidates
by cynsderaby larger majorities than last year We
have the Representative wore from 40 towns. All re-
turn Union men but two. The vote for Governor in
about one-seveiIth Of the State is as follows:
This gar. Last year.
Smith y35 .46J3
RedAtd l945.-..-....--.155l
corresponding increase throughout the State will
swell Smiths majority to 1900 more than last year.
Three Union Republican Congressman are elected by
increased msjorities and probably all the Union nomi
nees for county senator's and othe, county officers.
The Union men Of the State jubilant over their
achievement Of today.
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OPINIONS OF THE NETWORK PRESS.
From The Journsl Of Commerce.
CA Il a L. Il III & l. II T. ID.
THE CASE OF HUTcHINGs, THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR

THE CASE OF HUTCHNGs. THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR
There was published in tbese columns few days since the
remarkable OF Hu;chins. the Lghtnn Calculator,
so well known to the public during the many years he
Libi;ed his wonderful ahrne,ica powers at Bamum, Muse
u by the celebrated ocuis, and Aur. Dr. Won EisenOerg
Of this city Hucngs is represented to have been at the
point Of DEATH and bu. for the timely Interference Of the
doctor would be resting in his grave This ia remarSa.
be case and worthy the attention ofperson similarly afflicted
We think Is bn; jus, to DR.. Won Eisenburg to call public
attention this There hundreds in the community
suffering nom catrr who, Ike the Lightning Calculator"
not actually praying for death. ready 70 accept Of any
thing that promise. relieve them from their di',re'se' To
such We wOnli say irne with inexperienced men, but
consult without unnecessary delay Dr. Won Esenbers who
a, easi has the hone.,y bis patients whether
within his power TO maze them whole not.
EAF'N ESS & L l. T.. ID.
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Special Notices.
sure Care for Hernia or RUPTURE I:

4 sure Care for Hernia or Rupture
WHITES " PAIfNI LIN m TRUSS
WHITES PATFNT LEVER TRUSS" .
IL fie oui, Tprss i fhe that cures Ills dlns"ons d'
sa.e u Is niadr pnUc pis from al ohes-Ll0h
cLv.y and YAsT-v0 ure.suic on tie BACK ~ tORD ihs
Tris. with thr ,u,i Ir4ion Of hERsA LoIioF' -
WARRANTED io CuGf $40 mos. obstinate case. fnph'a
80 eor sfs,ou GREGORY a CO.,
W COZ Rroadw.y.
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fAdyer.isemertl
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
NEW YORK Sept. 9TH, 1864.
On Monday, 18th inst, the price Of " Hubbe's Cee-
brated Golden Btcrsf viii be advanced 80 cents per
Dozen Everybody should Try them.
GO. c. HUBBlLL & Co.. PrOpretors
Hudson, y, Y,
Central Depot American Express Building
New-YOrk.
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An En;grnn,.

fWrten 81, the occasion Of McCeans Reception Trenton
aleT being relieved Of his Command
By ". A. CK0FFAr
We Gods How easy public sense was cheated
What cheap applause the Jersey welkin shook
When Little Mac was glorhcd and treated,
As he the saddle for the STUMP forsook.
Pope was the only foe he Ger defeated
Trenton the only town be ever took
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Prom The Christian Times
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULlSIS.
of,b, Ave senses. that which We call seeiag Is the most i'm
porant aud mos, valued In proportion as thu sense fails u.s.
are reduced 10 elpesness II entirely destitute Of sight.
,o, low would be our progress in knowledge, and how lin
, our ,phere Of action and usefulness Endowed With it,
IN, universe become. creation clothed with beauty aud
dvered BY that infinite variety which never falls to attract
the mind sud heart
For several months pas, this has been practical subject to
n An niamed condition Of the eyelds, communicating
slfo the pupil rendered the discharge Of daily dnties not
only painful but dangerous. AFibutns it to tie effect Of
cold ". endured through the Spring with the hope that
M the re,sn Of warm weather I. would entirely disappear.
IA. IN III. we were doomed to disappointment Summer re-
TUNED Int no. our on,ed sight What might have been the
reu either Of further Geo. OF iacomPeien, treatment
we cannot say
Stain, on. ease to friend he assured that similar
orc ia his own family had recently been treated with en'e
.ueee.. by Dr. Won E.enbers Of thi, city, sayins our
s.ye, BY more particular inquire. the Doctor no en-
m bu scientific oculst and aurst concluded to seek
the benefit Of hs treatment which have now reason TO
acknowledge very great Though but few weeks under
his care appearance Of has totally changed The
pupil + now full and clear and the hds entirely free from
Inflammation The Doctor says that the optic nerve has been
weakened and tie reina assumed ehrople nhanDHtory
state affecting less all the other tissues and threaten
NJ Il gec.ed to end in Anauross ophihamits we be-
eve Il the which ocu.s apply TO eyes affected as were
QUIZ. Having obtained much desired relief we take great
pleasure In acknowledging indebtedness to the talent Of
Dr. Won E.enbe and Of calling to It the attention Of others
who NAY be suffering som similar oreven worse condition
Of their eyes, said tha, Providence provides antidote
for every bsns 1t ia certain that the eye" IN these times
subjec. to trials than formerly Let Us be thankful
then that as increase the tendencies which destroy the
organ Of vision the progress Of science keeps pace with these
Tendencies, Il no. IL advance Of them.
OFFICE. No. $40 BROADWAY
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
AND 1T WILL
RELIEVE YOU INsTANTANEOUsLY!

Thus enabling you by hearty eating and the OF tho Cure
after each las often the food dsesses you
your stomach to get in very few days that can
do without the medicine, except occasionally and by the
time the bottle Is used up viii guarantee you free from
Dyspepsia and able digest, and enjoy hearty break
fast you down in your heatest hours and We
will forfeit you the price Of the bottle upon your showing
that our statement is not correct.
The medicine is powerful but harmless; and while single
teaJpoonfu will relieve the dyspepic sufferer tho
whole bottle full would materially injare him. it is
trey vegetable and contains opates All classes Of dis
that have tlslk-orgn in disordered Stomach and
Bowels dpeed In the instantaneous way BY the
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CHOLERA MORBUS.

Il has been asceriained that GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi IL
sure speedy for Cholera MoTbus Dysentey Dar-
rhea, and kindIsd complaints, low preyent-one tea
spoonful often curing in very few minutes the
cramps neutfazes the bad effect oen produced
by change Of weather drinking ice water eating unrps
u vegetables. II viii all such cases. % OF 100
IL taken in
gentleman has just called and informed tia. the fc Of
lady had been saved by two doses.
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THE VERMONT ELECTI0 N.
A PRETTY LARGE VOTE PoLLED.
LARGE UNION GAINS.
SMITIrS MAJORITY PROBABLY 10000

Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
RUTLAND. Vt, Sept. 6. 1864.
Rutland makes Union gain over last year of
TO- Union majority last year 23s; this year, 800.
Other towns are coming in finely. and showing IN
creased net Union majorities far as heard from.
Smiths majority in the State cannot be less than
10000.
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TESTIMONIALS

From the Pastor the Methodist f. Church. Madison Conn
have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure in my family. and
wii.in gly testify to its value a medicine.
HENRY GlDMAND. Pastor NJ T.. Church
MADISON, Conn., June 30, 1854
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Voice from home through our City Paper..

NEW HAVEN Conn., June 49, 1854
Messrs. EDITORS: Allow through your columns, to
knowledge gratitude for the benefit have received from hs
use Goes Dyspepsia Cure. Although great sufferer
Dyspepsia, the first dose gave instant relief
ounce las enabled anything that please without
pain. have stopped using the medicine as no longer
needn. PALMYRA LYMAN.
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PENNSYLVANIA INVASION.
THE REBELS BURN T0wss.
BUT CANNOT BURN
The HBRRISGs sAr2.

1 FENNSILNANIA
fuK REBELS BURN TOwss.
BUT CANNOT BURN
HyRRISes sAY2.
CHAaBERsBURGH. Aus Is. lB5t
Me'Ts. FARRKL, brRsISs Co:
GENTS On the Jth Of last mouth We had our place Of bus
the me he safe fell to the cels, where we bad
stock Of tr ,urrentine oils &c The heat was 80 intense
that despaired Of saving any Of the contents
Judge OF our surprise opening IT, end books in or
der few papers were d.eolored by steam bu, sustained no
| Please send Us another safe sane size.
| IIuBER & ToLsxRr.
CHArB sasBuRGH, Aug is, 1871.
me.ar.. FAzRsL IIrKsrso Ga:
period OF four years. My Law office entirely consumed ~
The fearful couagraou u hi. place July 30 The safe e
into the cellar where L. has lain the ruin. until t-
date To-day IL removed snd found too lot 70 bear he
naked hand; necessary 70 cool 1t with water 1eloIc
opening IT, Yet hevr passed through tseITaodinar
fire. sd remaining hot for sIcen days the papers, although
N''''''''U y ''''1'' GEoaoE W. BREWER.
AND ANOTHER. - sac,
CHAAsEnsBuRsa, Aug l6 1854
Grsrs lad one Of Your VIE Proof Safe, al the time Of
the late rebel Ipd the 0th OF July, when 9uf Town W"
night, II saved ny books and pgpeTa troRoH bup"''
HERRISG's PATENT cHAxPlqg FIRE PRooY svNs
"thc best proof safe the world ever saw.
HERRING Co.sSEw PATENT BURGLAR PRoOF srbs'
With Herring foyd's patent
cRysTAIIzED IRON,
YIaB PROOF POWDER PROOF! DRILL PROOF.
m'HosHpf ,s.'sa '28. "a b!
FARRELL HERRIsG Co,
Philadelphia.
HERRING GO. Chicago
AT HUNTS, 43O BROADWAY
eree assortment of Buckle Caters for Fall and White
wear ready made or to order. plain fancy, 81 80.
WnDRRs PATENT SALAMANCA SAFES.-Ihe
bot Fire proof Safe in the word Depot 100 Maien Lane
NoIsELEss ELLPTfc SEwING-MACHISE.
Rus BX HOT
Be sure and see them before purchasing olsewh here.
Office and S6lcsroom 537 Broadway
A. II. SUPLEE, Proprietor
WM. KYABE e. Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
BALTIaoRg Mn.
Testimonials Of excellence from Tlaberr Cotischak, Sra-
koch Sztter and other leading artists PRICE LISTS promptly
sent on application
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS by T.. ID. HUDSON, NJ. d.,
York As,orJlace Clinton Hall ~ stairs L. 8 soldiers
and furnished without charge by order Of Surgeon
Gen. Hammond, L. :. A., and Surgeon Nhelan, L. y ~
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS B. FRANK PALMER, LID,
supplies the Er1 for OFFICERS SOLDIERS and CIyLIASs
7ii BwAr ~ 1903 CHESTNUT ST, fhiiad aud IL GRsKS
ST. Boston Address the inventor only aud avoid imposition
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No. 2l2 Broadway, corner Of fulionSircct.
BATCHELOR's HAIR DYB.-The best in the
world Perfect natural reliable harmless and nstantaneous
IN effect The genuine i sicued WiLLAx A. BACHELOR
: old by oil Druggists. Factory No. 81 BarclaYst
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MAprsoy. Conn. June 30, 1854.

From the benefit derived by the Goes Dypepc euro
in my family prepared to say that intend to DO
without IT, and advise al who afflicted with Dyspepsia to
try Il. PHlLANDER LEWIS.
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sole agents IA the United States for
CARTWRIGHT g. WAkNEIrs5
NlERINO HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
ALSO.
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, AND DRAWERS;
BURGESS SEAyER,
Nurfavsi

Atn Regulnr Meeting q ne ExEcurlya6 !, con On
NIITEF of tn grH WARD INlON ASSOCIATION heii
Al Bleeker Building FRIDAY EthG, sept "a Me iollo"
ing Re .olutions were unanimously adopted; a.,
Rf,ored That the Platform q principles adopted pY we
Democratic Party at their recent Convention ia chicago. H.
% has and tsnabe la spirit - ~ give cid and comiort
~ 10 Rcbrl. bar create alarm and dsgu; in tho mudoo
All the trnly rgtrirtir friends 4 the Union.
Pesored Iha the ayowa Of sentiments 81 bitterly psf'zhh
in the midst fw,r with words ofreprotch for these f
or. who have been s exerting oil their p0sef 20
destroy the Mon virtually cheering zap enemies ana
oolde nng tie saos our Government 10 put down he
Rcboon-is action shows u- the urgent need OF our I'M
neda. and increasing sustain and aid Ia the Irelec
ton Of .laufy abussd but inc9nuptbe Patio. ana
Man Of the Peopio. ABRAHAM LINCOLN .
AIRY NJ F,erysos Sec. JEO. KEYsER Chairman.
Watch Chains, New styles,
Three Five Seven Ten Fifteen Twenty Five 10 Three hn
dred Dollar. each For sale by GEO {. ALLEN AIS Brood
way door below CanAl-st.
Fans, New STYLES, Just received from Paris.
Two Three, Five Eight, Ten, Twelve, Fifteen TO Thify
Dollar. each. for sale b, GEO. c. ALLES AIS Broadway
one door below Canalst.
Central Union Lincoln and johnson Canpais
Club al Hcaiquart Cor sd stree, snd Brosdwy
FRIDAY, september y II 1880 p NJ Speakers hereafter
ainoulc ed. Let Loyal Men Rally - -
JOBS -. GOs14, Chairman Executive Cou,.
1 I, q = , ,sI.a secys
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IL eny wishes know what Goes Dyspepsia Cure has
done in Of the OF Dyspepsia eftsence lot
them call No. Prnde alley SO Is the change
prefer all who in the least doubtful to call and hear for
themselves
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

Immediately and nstan.aneousy pledge word as men
honor-our reputation Pharmaceus-our favorable
qnainance with the people propetors Of the World
uowned GOES COUGH BALsAM" III Is used according
directions which may be found with each bottle.
We add below Testimonials from neighbors and
townsmen, to which we ask your careful attention.
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Ma Coz The bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure you gave
has backed Up your statement concerning H. have only
used bottle and pineapple hortcake anything
else without trouble IL acts like charm The relief II az
iords IL instantaneous. JANE A. LONhEf.
New Haven, June 10, 1864.
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ALI, ABOARD FOR SALT RIyKR-Old Abe An
nililated.-The Democratic parry the way 10 the
Internal regions Immense excitement among the sham
Democracy See Phunniest-nOw ready.
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THE CREATIoY.-In consequence OF the pro-
tracted bsd weather. and in order to allow the ground
to dry, Messrs Carl Anschutz aud Karl Formes have
postponed their Oraoro Sunday afternoon. at two
niclnoE
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Public Resolution No. So
Joint Resolution Imposing u special Income Duty.

BE Il resolved by hs Senate ard House Of Representatives
the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
addition the income duty already imposed by law there
shall be levied assessed and collected the first day OF Oc
tober eighteen hundred and sStoar special income duty
upon tho gains, profits income or the year ending the
hryfrs dsv Of December next preceding the time herein
named by leyyng assessing and collecting said duty OF al
pr.ons residing within the United States Of citizens Of the
~sing ahsoad the rate of 1--WE per
al exceeding Dix hundred dollars and the shall be
Levied assessed estimated and collected except as to the
rates according the provisions Of existing law" for the COL
Of income duty annually, where not nippicsbe
hereto Secretary Of the Treasury is hereby author
cd TO such rules and regulations to time and mode
or other matters enforce the collection Of the special income
duty herein provided for, may DO necessary Provided
Ihs. IN estimating the annual gains profits, or income
aforesaid fer the foregoing special income duty deductions
shall BE- made Dividends interest received from any
CATION corporation or company shall any deduction be
made for any salary psy received.
Approved July 1, 1864