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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

ALLEGED THEFT oP SHAwLs.-@fIiccr Golden of
the 9th Precinct, yesterday arrested John Smith on
charge OF stealing four shawls from the store If
Mr. Jacob Lansing, No. 10 Chambers street 4
few days since the accused called on MIR. L. and in
troduced himself as Mr. J. Burton of the finn Of
Burton g. Co., of st. Louis, No. He stated that
he wished 10 purchase quantity of cloth cloaks,
and after looking over the stock, selected thirty.
three and desired them 10 be laid aside adding that
he would call in the morning and pay for them.
When Mr. Lansing arrived at his place Of business
the following morning, be found that the would-be
purchaser had preceded him there. After a short
Conversation, he stated that no would 20 TO the
Post Office and procure his letters, and return in
about 20 MINUTES. After his departure the coaks
were missed and be wac accordingly arrested. Jus
tics HOGAN committed hin " the TVolubs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
ALLOWING POE NAVAL RBcRUITa-ine onf'n'

ment law as amended pro'iuoo 'D"'
-, - ~ tho naval service Of the United
O.. al Pho hove entered such service during the
orosent rebcllion. and who have not heretofore been
Iesgn., hal he enrolled aud credited to the town,
di,trict or state in which they may reside
In New York, Pennsylvania Massachusetts, ana
thor States. Commissioners have been appointed
NV the War Department to inquire into !ne
matter and determine the number OF men tna'
sboud be credited to those States on account o1tne
Naval service. The Commissioners for this State
arc Gov. Seymour. Provost Marshal T. Townsend
Gen. Fry who is supposed to have made a mistake
in his figures, says that the whole number OF per
SONS in the Naval service is $4,000. New YORK WI
undoubtedly get credited for the sailors recruited
her port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
THE NEW PRELATE.
INSTALLATION Of Archbishop McCfuskey.

The installation of the most Reverend DIR. Nc
Closkey as Archbishop will take place on Sunday
pext. the DIST instant, in the Roman Catholic
Cathedral in Mott street, and viii be attended with
eli the pomp and splendour that characterize the
Romish ritual on such occasions. The specially
interesting nature of the ceremonial has created
considerable demand for tickets both among Caiho-
Mes and Professionals, tho occasion being one ua'
seldom occurs twice in a lifetime. The organ ioi'
and choir are being enlarged to ACCOMMODATE 'ho
vooasts who will assist in the performance OF ''o
1t Deum which has been composed speelany w
ne occasion by Professor Gustavus schm'u'' 'ao
oreanst, and which is said by musical cnues 70 oe
enc Of his finest efforts. "a, .oooesion
The services will commence with procession'
which, fronting at the residence OF inc Wn,,erry
eral at thai hour, will proceed turousn dsor ~
Prince and Mott steeets, entenhg tne A'An '"'' -
The Cathedral in the following order
The incen.e h-urer.
A.isrgs number OF The Priests Of tie CsthedTa ana
The Most Rev. Archbishop spsuldins OF
re,..- Baltimore.
The Archbishop Elect in beautiful canopy
When the process sion arrives at the door, the ful
choir will commence the lie Deum and continue II
70 it's close, the Archbishop being, meanwhile, con,
dacied TO the throne erected for him, where he VII
receive the obcissnCe OF the clergy -,
The bull of the Pope creating the Archbishop VIII
then be read, and the Papal beucdictlon which Inc
elect is authorized to impan viii then De gwen
High Mass will then be sung, the parts oeihg ny
rue EIefsoE Gfgria in Ezceisis, Credo an CHHm
.Denm, Sanctas, Beaedictns, AgHns De' aud Doho
ko6is Pacera in the order here laid down. Inc ser
mon viii be preached by the Archbishop, being tne
first Of his ATehepiscopa,e, and VIII occur iulncu.'
atev after tle contamination Of the sacred services.
Tee Jub,iate will follow the Mass prhper, aud the
ceremonial will close with the return Of the process
siou 70 the residence of the Vicar General 10 INC
Pear OF the cathedral. The celebrant on me occd'
sion will be RI. Rev. Bishop llnon OF b ,i.'
The affairs and the whole interior OF the eatheGIh
viii, Of course, be appropriately decorated.
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[AdvcnissnruLl

lAdvenissmrutl
TIE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK, NEw-YoRK.
DEPoaTAaY AsD fEAsciAL AGENT " TnE UNITED srArIs
m receive Subscriptions fof The new $40 Treasury Notes
These uo'e. VII be convertible At maturity into SIX PER
5h Angus. Vii be sov - u,ees: TO that date. Those sub
cribus -.cf LAT date viii pay sccruei Interest. Recosn:
The iHponalu o. general sub'crp,iea TO this PoP-rAR
Loas t.s BANK will allow ali .ub.cr5eo TIA vHoLs
s.s,los Of ~ 50 sa.eac, b Oo0 subscribed.
lorRIs KETca0a, TresiieHt
LII N.rc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

,vscRuITs From HERKMER CoUSrY.-A resident
a, ZION, N. Y, came TO the city yesterday, with
Mir, ven new recruits for the Navy, TO be credited
a, ,ha town of German Flats Herkimer county.
r.. =. vant volunteers sent their bounty money
nome 70 I teir friends. Captain Irving Holcomoe
and Mr.. ONver Bcals of Ltchield, herSimer
county. came here few days since on military
mission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC UNION AssocIA-
11oS.-A special meeting of tho above named asso-
citation was held on "Wednesday evening at the
headquarters, corner of Broadway and Twenty
second street. The meeting was called to ordor by
<be President, LUKE +. CozASs, who stated the
object OF the meeting to be the election Of officers
Cor the ensuing year. The present incumbents
we're oil reelected for another term with the ex-
.ception Of the vice presidents whose election was
postponed until the second Friday in September.
A resolution vas adopted, appointing committee
% make the necessary arrangements for holding a
grand ratification meeting at an early day as pos
sibe after the nomination Of the Chicago COnyen-
zion is made known.
After trspsacting some further routine business
Ae meeting adjourned.
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iAdverii,ei1ent.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

IAdvern,elseut.I
FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
GOVERNMENT Agent. No. I WALLSr.,
HAS FOR SALE
= $40 rnzAsuar Norgs, new ksge. al par, lees per
ccut. eomuission.
lO-iO's Registered and Coupon Boai' at COvenmsnt
rates.
5-.0's Registered and Coupon Bonds at MsTke. rates
u. y. ga Ofsi RsisieEed and Coupon Bonds at asfhes
rates.
s. CERTIFICATES AND orHsa srcuRirrEs at Market
ra.ea
8. c. THonpsoy, President
James Cnrphcy Cashier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

TEE FrFrcT og BAD LcroE-Mary 4. Ne.
GTecly -sco Is ye.s, residing U.- Alt parents ~
No. 3oG 1enth street. oa 1blrsday .afi went 10 O.
corner grocery near her rsldenco where snc haze
oiicn been sent by Lcf parents 20 purchase liquor,
bought TX coats WoIAOi col. Quad GATED 1u.Lar f.,
and drank Il. She Was t.l-en - soon after, aHi
died in iev hours. Coroner Ncwm4uu he'd a.
inquest on the BODY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
.haios Of he respective roads

There Is wide margin between the increase Of earn
s and TIE increase IN the market price of tie shares
his is attributable to the fret that before the the
bonds and preferred stock OF the roads absorbed nearly
the cntiro profits. The large increase Of the earnings
has enabled the roads pay Nidends upon all their
securities giving 10 the common stock yaluc almost
equal to that Of boads or preferred stock.
The following Is = statement Of the approx
mate earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company for the second week Of August, 1904:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

FOUND DROWNED. The body OF IN Unknown
woman ,supposcd b. Ad,.,a Druuauj Sac .JIad
floating in the Last llNe. yesterday 90 .ac aoui u
10Th street Deccu.cd j. aged about 90 years, tai
and stout, with d,l hair, aAd had on - purple strl-
ped dlcsc, pink T.LDon aiouiu a.. nsck, haze heH
cubs and collar, TAO HAi.e sallts, White c"ito.
Stockings AID Balm, il Loo.s viii 81 Lccs. Tic
body had bccn ia the vnictthre or i"lr days. TIE
body TOW ct 10 ~ loot 81 RATA s,icet, "AeI,
Coroner y Ilcey he'd al Inq-cst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

FATALLY IXJti.-D. Na.nanu ycs'cll1.
held "a IN, uosi az luc New luIs Hospital oh tAe
Dody Of Horny kIoui who, while stang 90 iicr 2
4. H., fcw JAYS slucc had his legs icfuty
crushed BY B,"ok!A tcll! -'oai iIat Le lied iooA
after bcin. conveyed to- Zoe above institution. De
ceased was u native of Germany aged - years. a.d
resided 1t No. 10 N4ndcw.trr stlott IL Nao a
runner ior GeIH.aa DoaidiAs-D"Ise IA C.H'i-i'
street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

FATALLY srApaED.-An inquest was yesterday
held at Bellevue Hospital on The body o. John
Collins, who was stabbed by joan McGl~.h oil The
morning OF the l5,h inst, an account Of which was
r.IbIished ~ TIE TRIBUNE. From the statement OF
witnesses il appears that both had attended e. we'd
ding on the previous evening - No. ~. Hcri! -
Mhlle There q dispute arose between them
with regard To the singing Of "a song. In'
party broke up about :, o'clock ~ Tho
oyerigkcn hy McCra,A alter proceeding short ia
lance, who, without uuenng word, stabbed hin
IN the abdomen. Collins 0ed ZION aiicr. lie wls
aged - Yeas. and u native VI iceland. Tie JWy
,mdcred verdict in accordance RIth tie tc,s aD
McGn.th, who WIS arrested soon after tho occur
rdnce. vas committed 10 tue iOOuDs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
wAIJAcxs THEATRE.-Mr. Dan Byants bcnen'

and ast appearance at this theatre taxes pace ''''
evening. "Eory OMore" and "The " S'ane''
Twins" will be represented, and in the latter A,'
s. Setchon the popular comedian, will divoe Vi,
honors with the beneficiary. The striking peison'
resemblance between the two gentlemen, 'heif cio''
similarity in bulk, weight aud contour Will "uu "
ru,hfuluess to the soft Illusion Of the scene wHe"
"Tbe Siamesc Twins has seldom enjoyed
Ncx, Monday evening Miss Olive Logan VIII
commence an engagement, appearing in new
drama entitled "Eveleen"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

SATURDAY CONcERT.-Ihe Central Park Com
uissioners announce that there will be music at the
Park on the Mall thissnfterncon commencing nj II
o'clock, BY the Central Park BaAd, under the lead
ership OF ii. b. Dodwouh, ii tho weather is lnc.
,Ihc following is the Programme:
PROGRAMME AUGUST 20. lsGi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

PROCESS OF TIE NEW CITY HALL.-Thc archi-
tects and builders of our new City Hall have now
given up all hope of completing the shell Of The
building and roofing in before the fall of The year.
The marble for the outside walls cannot be got fast
enough, and although every effort is made TO bring
1t up the internal walls of the building, which are
Of brick, have far outsrpped the progress OF the
outer ones as TO necessitate partial cessation OF
operations and the discharge, last week, Of large
number Of bricklayers engaged on them. The foot
Eng for the balcony round the dome has been put
up, have the arches over the doors of the Cham
bers street 'front.' which, with their head pieces form
most elegant specimen Of stone carving. Every
thing is done with the same solidity which has
characterized the building operations here, and
although few would think So the walls have already
reached height equal TO three stories Of the oppo.
site warehouses. There are now about so men
employed in all.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

o. the Stock Exchange. lo,Is were CHARGED per
cent ~ The morning but iater there eabc. The
quotation ranging from . too.
For the purpose OF showing the increase IN tie
earnings Of the Railroads during the war. tho following
comparison Of ;he gross receipts Of SIX roads during the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20
CITY sTE Ts.

rEAcHIRs NATIONAL AsSo~IATloS.-The sixth
Annual Meeting Of the Teachers National Assoeia-
ton. met at Ogdensburgh on the morning of the
lOth instant. VIM. II. Wall OF Chicago, presided
Col. r. w. Judson delivered an address OF welcome
The New York State Teachers Association sent the
following DELEGATES WHO were duly accredited: Prof
Edward North, Of Hamilton College; Prof. Charles
Davies, Of Columbia College; DIR. james Crnik-
ehsnk. editor of n. Y. Teacher; Edward Daniorth,
supt. Of Schools, Troy, DIR. J. d. Thomson, of
New York city; VIM. \. Barriuger, OF Troy; Prof.
]. VI. Watson, Of Now York; Warren Higley.
On Wednesday afternoon paper from President
Hill of Harvard University and communication
Oh tho question of Common Schools by Dr.
&cJilton were read and discussed. On Thursday
the following question was called up for discussion
.What improvements Need to be Introduced IN
Methods Of Teaching the Ancient Languages 1t
was ably debated by Prof darkness, DR.. Scars, Mr..
Lyons, and others. DR.. IL. Il. Wilbur, Hon. l.. ).
Bates, Mr Robert Anderson, Pref. s. 5. Greene
Mr.. j. w. Bulkley, Hon. Henry Banum, Mr. 5. ii
White, MIR, Alexander, and Others participated II
the exercises.
The Association then adjourned. IN the evening
asociable was held in which members of the As
sociation and citizens of Ogdensburgh alike PAL
tcipatcd Speeches were made by Hon. Prest'
KiEg. Col. Judson, DIR. Sears, Prof Greene, an
Others, The music under the direction of Prot
Perkins added much to the interest OF the occasion
The people Of Oglcnsburgh opened their houses a
well as hotels FIR the ption Of tests, and Gav'
30 the Association a most hca1y welcome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

"Tm MCCLELLAN STATE CESrIAL COMMIT
III. The Mcclellan State Central Committee met
OIL "Wednesday evening at the Sinclair House, Hi
xam Kctchum, Jr., in the chair.
The CHAIRMAN stated the OBJECT Of the meeting.
Tie Sub-kxecutve Committee reported the cx-
penses of the mass meeting of the 10Th inst to be
two thousand one hundred aud ninety dollars.
Mr. JOSHUA IsAAcs of the Ninth ward, offered a
resolution to tue effect that Hiram ketchuin, DR.,
be requested to proceed TO Chicago anday before The
National Convention the views of the committee in
relation to the policy to be adopted.
Mr. KElCHUM stated that, while it WAS doubtful
whether any one from local organization would be
admitted to the Convention, still be was satisfied Il
60.
A Committee of twelve was appointed to make
arrangements for the Chicago Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

TIE BRooKLYE AcAplMY of MUslc.-Ihe On
rcc,ors of the Brooklyn Academy Of Music are ma
king extensive preparations in the building Tor tho
coming operate and Theatrical season. Iaih'ers
have been engaged for some Wechs IN touching up
the painting OF the interior of the bGildinG, and Nj
Samuel Culbcrt, the "eil ALown scene afAft, nfu'-
crly associated With MrlllllaId is engaged upon o
series of new scenes for tie building tine add
ton of which, il Ia ccd, viii meet the req ie-
m,nts Of ANY piece that NAY bepGi upon lAc stag.
The house viii opened lor tloscason on The 10Th
Scpict bcI by the German Opera Troupe, VINO wal
give 4 season OF SIX nights.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

PEo0RESs OF RBoRUnEG.- Recruiting goes on
bu, slowly, the near approach Of the daft sfeaus
only TO discourage enistmcn's Another reason,
perhaps, is, that our weather. citizens liable 10 tho
draf, are Offering prices COR substitutes which en-
tircly eclipse the bounties offered ly tho County
Volunteer Committee, in some instances ranging
as HI gh o. 500 or q 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

TIE RIGHrMaE KIDNAPPING CbsE'-Ihe case
of officers RigLtmlre and Webb, of the 2lst romeo
Precinct who have been aITaigned before the boafd
of Police Commissioners FOL some time past, on
charge OF kidnapping colorel men and taking them
N Ros,on TO enlist them was closed on Wednes-
day. The charge was not proved against 'ne"i' ou'
they were each fined six days pay, for being absent
from duty without leave. Officer RiGhtuiIe was
transferred to the Fifth Precinct, Capt. Petty and
officer Webb to the Second Precinct. Capt Mills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

ANNUAL MrrT1He OF TIE GOOD StNARITANs.-h
temperance organization known rs the Independent
Order of Good Samantans, held its annua! meeting
a, Room No. 1875 Bowery, on Wednesday. Mr.
Charles A. Guinard presided. lie stated that the
Order has had an accession of three hundred ne"
members since the last meeting. Ladies are per
mtted to speak at these meetings, and the delegates
Of both sexes are present representing i've Grand
Lodges and the forty minor ones, into which the
Order is divided The session will continue several
days.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

C1EAyISo STREETS. The Commissioners for
cleaning streets" met yesterday morning al Inc
Mayors Office The Mayor and Comptroller were
present. The proposals Of ID. d. badger Offering
to clean the streets al the rate OF SjJOO0 per all
mum. were submitted. IL Aeopnon OF both Com
missiouers the proposals and specifications were
detective i'll emitting to provide fo' the removal OF
ashes and garbage This was deemed so important
an item in the matter OF cleaning the streets, that
the omission could not 20 neglected. and this duty
OF the contractor lett to implication.
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The bank statements Of the three principal

$40 ~ ~ rs. eoc. 8o2 &3D sU3 yV2 10 s1.i3t
zla 1889 285. Dol 2D 3.;s56u5l l6 IL9,21y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

MEETING or THE UNION CENTRAL toN1nT'E E.-
Tho Central Committee Of the Union Association
of this Clty met at Hope Chapel on ThnrSdiy eve
ming, Air. simeon Draper the president in The chair.
,f,er the minutes we're read Mr.. w. T. D. MillikeI
stated that the Committed appointed to confer WIN
the subcommittee Of the I'D street organization
had not been able 10 bring the matter 10 conclu-
sion. 1t appeared to be the purpose ofthc Twenty
Third St.. COMMITTEE 10 post,one consolidation ILL.,
til after the Chicago tonvcnuon.
resolution was adopted directing the officers to
the business Of calling the primary meetings III LAC
several Assembly districts 10 elect delegates to Tie
State Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-20

rnx IMPENDING DRArI,-.At the last meeting OF
the Board Of Supervisors of Kings County, sresolu'
ton was adopted directing the Supervisors OF the
various varls and towns 10 take immediate steps to
revise the enrolment lists Of their districts, In Or.
der to correct the evident excessive enrolment in
~. Ga,s .; Kings, SO as 70 procure a reduction
We N"uA', =" ?be Supervisors ap .ointed a number
., Of we 9To ssona s cIrdavits of persons
ersmnt from aenage and over age, and TINS far the
ishors of tho Commissioners give promise that on
The conclusion Of their labors the enrolment VIII be
reduced about onc-third In view Of th's iact
movement is being got up to petition the Govern
, fr :, rostnon,neut OF the draft, because If oi
mYs"d under tie present Inanifcsty uafair mite i
II ser;orsIv darae tho industrial interests Of The
county Rscru %Heh ST the ,G this n Wssh ,h5
.a GSni;stcI rms far 10 the Second consre&yonG
district is 30 and in the Third over goo men has'
been obtained.
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yI0ErABLn.
Beans, cranberry, y

4 pcck...---..----.104O
Beans. Limss. ! PIX. .2s930
Beans, snap, ! peck. 25037
Beans. Limas. shelled.
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liIAB-FRESU.

ptEiHi q
Chickens. y pnir o. a 81 %
Ducks. y pair. 81 0J1s2 On
Fowls. v d.. @d2e
Geese. each Oh UG 81 III
W d0ock, Spr ~ 00GSI ~
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Apples, y PEGS. ..- a 90 ieaclcs. p qt.....-lOd2o
ppl,s. y ra.i. .JJa ~ o. Pears b leicA basi.t.
ia lcrrefucs. = w. ,J0> -
bIs,Ct............ sO 5pesrs. i peck. ~ T. 70
Eie ADyurs. l. IW,un. euls. bartlett, per
- gt..............I2l III l9lcl u sJ992 90
Cocu.nGts cncl ...l0o i, pMClpI's elcH.... ~ -
Lcmons q dol..... ~ 10 ilu-, = peek. 81 a. ~
On alg,s. y doz. .75G;l - WaOg..,0cliea Pqtle 90
IeASACs, q hiS.ct...
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IMPORTANT
20 The Afflicted.

hE poY continues tu te eos suited at LIS nG-cs y
att d t#5a it trt. l. stem, alt dis Hses OF
IUiN Az OK blLIf Al &ATlEF.
Is lon '!az oi =tily aa-} F=lsts.l experience
,'ol5t., eN..t. tr. Il hiss n,u ~ lrA.ac4a Il if,
s-..i '. .En1ta sj.h r.aa-z5.- s!t.t i4se ser
soe t1t Introduced .,ies4, Jailed to tie no.
slarulu. s.zzts II
10 0RHHH tSp SYPHILIS.
Ecaaati rs treatment 4 s5e a yetrrea and
i'- .HH h#5i, iUif5c ~frf u.t. GaHarr4tJt IctI..
pam q Gfzzfrss ira jl= r,iss .f lr at'H, L.
tan-f the sHlder ami hidsry-. tJdrsccs. Ahc,ss,.,
lIGn4rs ti sAt- sHt sl q hong train OF horrible
symptoms attending Ills cllss ct dss-e made b..
III as AAru.ess "a. thu slmfla.t a4nez oil a Child
SEMINAL MARINES.
DR.. r. devotcs great part 4 his time "a the treatment
OF thuse caused hg secret and solitary habit which
rGus tie body and miai uufttins the unfortunate .di
Vidua fJr business society. some Of the sad nd ucl
auchDy effects produced by early HABITS youth, arv
Meikress OF the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the head
bimness Of sight faiFi}ateu ct the heart Dyspepsia
Nervousness, perangegieut Of the digestive functions
symptoms Il Cuas ;apt!3n. e. Tie fearful rferts on The
uiiaa much tu hr dread los. II memory, confusion
OF III ncr ssaa ~ sl'ris, Evil orrbodmgs, aversion
n sty, se-IIsru TIMOTHY. &c among the e.ls
pro iUce' such persons should, before contemplating
t.atsanuy, consult physician cd rieuee, and be
oIcr restored to haHi "a anI hapiia,ss.
.retest. #Lp ~. r. rem ut.irr Ut. Dow treasei.
a few days weeks Wiil be furnished with plcasau.
rooms, and G. srge> ior beard moderate.
Nvciaes sent Ia all parts of the country with fun di
rectlabs r use, receiving description Of yaur ease
Br. Dow hs also FOR sae Jhr Frrgch CaP5ttcs
the hest preventive. Order by mall Three Tor 81 AID
a red stan p.
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- HEEIFF SALE.

Hancock ss December 3D. lsfi-Takon on exeou-
tien, and will be sold at public auction on Monday
the second day OF January next at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, at the store of John Stevens, Esq, in
Bluehill, in said county all the right and eqnity
which Edmond Herrick OF said BlueAill has, or lad
at the time of the attachment of the same real es-
tate situate in said Buehi!i. wit wsntvone acres
more or less LOT numbered fortytwo of the fourth
division Of lots in lluehll and which is more par
tcularlv descr bed in uortga e deed from the said
Edmond Rerrick to the Trustees of BlueliH Ae.de;
my dated April T. l>9 and recorded in the Registry
Of Deeds for said county in Vol. loJ, Page Isl, made
10 secure note Of that date for SiOf,>5 and interest
annually, on which there IS now due the sum Of
eighty iSht dollars.
s49 JOHN Q. SARGENT, Deputy Sheriff.