davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-10

There is no other way to cure dis
cases but by first purifying the
whole System so as to create q
healthy circulation.
The first medical men of the age
agree with us, that no diseas S Of any
extent can be cured with 1T using
such medicines as will n directly
upon the blood. Why m ~ medical
men have failed to cure nronic dis
cases is, because the mt icines have
not been such as will AZ bencfcially
on tho blood.
The many thousands of bottles which
have been used by the public, andthe
many gallons and barrels supplied to
the physicians warrant us in saying
that the last two years we have been
more successful with our SCOVlLL'S
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP IN
CURING HOPELESS CASES or cHRoNlC
DISEASES than have any other reme-
dies in the hands of physicians, orbc-
fore the public.
1t is now admitted that no other
combination known to the profession,
acts so promptly upon diseases as our
Scovill's Blood and Liver Syrup.
For sale everywhere, and by RED
INGTON h CO., 4l6 and 4lS Front
street, San Francisco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-10

WE THINK THERE IS NO
Medicine SO emCaiOus i'm re.
moving hu Ors from the
blood 0S SCOVILL'S BLOOD
and LIVER SYRUP. 1t Is rec
commended by Physicians I'm
all parts Of the country for
the cure Of SCrOfula, sc.
PIN pies or sores indicate
that the system Is out of or.
der. Unless something Is
done TO cleanse the blood Of
these impurities, the result
may be in a more serious
disease, such AS SCrOlula,
SyPhilitic, SC. Those who
wish TO find u most e0ica.
clOus Remedy, and yet have
NO confidence In Patent Med
icines generally will never
Cegret q trial Of ScOvill's
Blood and Liver Syrup.
REDlNGTON s. CO.,
Sole Agents for California,
4l6 and 4ls Front Street,
San Francisco.
~v3:n46:ly
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-10

SWELLING
Read the seaee0-0a q Oasli0
8Oo64os, 1g.
u uas zoe Of the .0rs; cases ever record
e. He Bow eaBsys Eosrsr HrsITH -
Itis care has excited has frienas. neighhors and
pAy~ sicia,s, ard eyea ssxse 81 she NeAicAi , .rEIiF
oae Of the Professors, Ipr. 4. = ArEros, xks
~As called 70 see kil as = ssrgeOa. not - pre-
scribe, Vas 80 forvilly iaprcsss1 With its Ee-
narkzsle CsreiiVe Properties II THE yctie inc.
that he ha. adopted il i.io his private practice.
As well A. .: the CoLLret asd Ho>FITAIs.
crxoTx,arr. Uhio, Feb. &c. Is5s.
xessrs. A. L.. ScovItl 4 Co:
GExrLEsrS-I will with great pleasure give
nv testimony As 10 what ySar SARsAPAElLLA
and STl.LlSGlA, az Blood and Liver Syrup,
has done for me. Some three and a half years
since, ! was attacked with a Seressious WA,f>
S~eHssy, which vas attended by the most excru-
~ciating pains ! tried Various remedies. and had
two OF the best physicians in the ciiy-one OF
them a Professor in an old School Medical Col
legc-and they Failed TO Sice me any Relief. I
was SO reduced that | was confined TO my bed for
over three months. | had NoRs fHAN 4 DOZEN
RUNNING ULCERS on my legs, from which took
from time to time, more than one hundred pieces
Of bone. Ny friends had given up all Hopes OF
my Recovery! ! was in this condition when l
commenced the use Of yonr BLOOD AND
LIVER SYRUP. ! have used altogether
some two dozen bottles of il. l am now able to
attend to my business, and my legs have become
50 strong that ] walk without any dificulty-ana
hare entirely recovered my health.
Yours truly,
MARTIN ROBBINS, Jr.
Residence on Eighth street, between Mound anc
John, No. 32l or at place of business, with
Brown 4 Villettc, No. 4, east Fourth street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Ls.,issiB.

4 t4legram from Berlin, Of Jan. II, says:
Private lotcrS ecivsd here from 81. Pot ri ury ln
nource thss Baron Siegitz hs bon intrsed T. -" O.
mortgage he -. Petersburg and Moscow Hallway "
furf IN capitalists. 80
To EeliA igGrHlls essQrt TINT Derra!k VIII ,.
res ~ 20 taxi, part IN the Conference Proposed by In
el,ud provided fIauc. viii $50 aart!eipsic.
TIE fct.y o. tho King 10 tie Address @. the Upper
Hnusa may D. summarized O.. fellows.
Tho olJres Of the demand OF tie Government Nefn
frat TIE Ointment q F0derAl Obligations secondly.
She p.e.Gryai.Du II tic power and honor Of PrGssh
a.asr,. attack while saeh ir!alIcRt ves ta.irg pce.
The Government must BE preplTcd for al srent aLles
order pgc-ers the righis Of Germany equally Win
lie honor and power OF Prussia"
The scply Il oountersignod br all the Ministers.
Ito debate upon tie Budget All take place IN The
Upper House Ire 2ist.
lrinco Frederick Charles. accompanied by his sta6.
ain leave BeriC on TIC N.h
Tat portion 81 tie Sd Army Corr- which has not
been mob.Ecl yii i. placed on svar footing Tho
rrserse. II tie GLlrs and Ia +th Ann! COfis arr be
lag called IN The Artillery Il The Guards AID one lsf
o.tl- Artillery VI tAe It'll Army Corps have received ~.
dert L. hold tfon sycs IA readiness " nrrci Inc
state .nt tbt the 9Th Arm Corp has been placed on
war otiug Is entirely uniJundod. IL VA only OF Oh"
most urrat representations on Tie AIT Of bis Ministers
TINT toe Mug ~ ano'er sanctioned tlc nosth ~ PTul
l!s0 tro5;- tLr u,n Ito kingdom.
prus.ian troOps will he iOrw ardej, on Jan. II,
from Siinden t. i'aiourg b. 4! extra trairs 81 "
vii thus BE- dispatched. TIE toOIs aEo ~ travel
straight trough mover 10 iiagbuTy, across the bc
and 30 On 10 Ho.Steln without hating
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
ComI,.rciri Int-lIiqrnce.

TIE Jiufr CIV Article Saws: The news 81 'he
summary nc.hsaiCn feat % Delm.fSts An'u,t 80 fs
T., ts '. iaLaUa 20 20 obnoxious co.l.uo On pain % a.
Immediate ,cupaon ~ Sclea~i nas rnouc, hltn'i S's'
Gep-e,.i "a ali ts ru.os 90 ~, winch as eeri cSs
,rd by tie ncTeasny Intensity 81 Ire drain " gol1 or c
.k II nrcs I'D tle probaNy tAai r ssi. ol 'lr sic
nav induce early tuu tor. u o ratio Of s-coant 70
,oas +, eossd Il = o,si tor in.Isy.
Tls frnee II Va ~ bss ,niyea With fln.7io.
Aeot io.C VS. i'sea tom 20 bo.A q -neei 80,
~ 80 'r :, :, y -. IL. orsy.d
Tic CopNdsr,s Loan ,Aor. ifesh reaction 4 Per at
TIc I'm. CITY Article II Wednesday SAYS;
II, frsah srld pa.d without Oyery ioia n. ill =
rrd BlJ unss upon the ersoni 81 the 900 az 'hi
Il tf feak bceorr known, peri ncet fJr,ier decline d
Tho Lrst basgsi . Tor mrr'y we're q 90
I'D The at ~ 4S ior No soogri 'T " d.s di'eo ~
dsu..tdw bessy today. Confederate i4o4l, fdst -
F.eneh Roates relspsod /! closing * 6sL COO
Eg.UnU1 ia, WitL1r4wn nom 10 BANK toi-y, OF w1icl
aI6O Oo was fo' fsnoe. A4o far Spain All 2IJgp oi
Irt Anrsg Wltrd al o. GAe amount fcP1nsd ~ %
i.cy 70 tsso placo Wednesday ~ alnos. immediate
tani Of TO bank no % :, ccnG i .oosed ,r.
The Rpoa, o. Jan. 2hA TO- Iuaa 'hi ,hls iAA'' on
IL. aPoor COTTON MAagEr, Jan. rs and i9.--
The market much est-s,ed AL sses for h- t~o d. Dc
o ,zc.-d bs.s' 100 % t.ia''' ,la eApor' Ife'
u Il. IErooL Corn MAnyrr, Jan. i9.-Wheat
tdt o. about 1dJi ualer Il~lday ri,cth flol- dl ia
disu Corn a. IoqIs.s. Mined NtdSli, b,uG tdiil
Losnoy CopE NAegrr, jan. ls.-Thc.e was a
Decline today u bttweon II nni2
LolDoS COLONIAL MALkET, Jan. l9.-SuGaf
don Coffee unchanged Tes G,n. Rice onaliofo4 ia'o~
I.rsty Al ~.
S,v, 500 bale. including 30 10 ,gecu4i9Il AID eJp,
market dA and al. leweE sreep iof American, which y
sesiy.
v.rJ. BnSAn,1uYI. tending up.ei fboUn q,iat snj
steady. WHEAT sGancd IG2d under tic wsgliEo aspect
Com drmo1, AIed ~
in visions steady. Beef steady. P.rk trni. Bacon
steady. LAID hfU at A.6GS. Telo0 dau md ieniin'
downward
PnopucEkshe, quiet and steady. Sugar Inactive. Cole.
,,ssdy Rio, sl,sdy. Lu.eed Oh quet and .to4dy. Ro'p
auir snd ste.dy Spirits Tufponns-oo ssss. Petroleum
kim, Refined. ll0,GiIL
LIvEar0oL, Jan. 20, p. n.--CoTTos-Sa Sales to'
Jsy 1000 b.,s including $50 20 -peousios end erportr-
Ins MAKE, "a very dull and slightly bRgADsrtfFs
sdy and unchanged Provisions q,.s AID stesdy. SUGAR
very dn PRODUOx nsc.ise. fXTRoLkuN hIm ksDod L.
LogDos jan. 2O-p. n.--CouEys Tor Money, %! dyt 80
Illinois Genital sssss zJds, dilcounL Ero shares os
ad5i. a.
Tie Bank rate hn been advanced TO y cent, owing to The
heavy drain OF bullon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
The Observation-Disclosures Question.

La France asserts Lat Tho first act OF Prus a
and will DO 10 order the Duke Of Augnston0arg
10 quit UOlste.n. go
ILe Nation state, that an rrgl 81 squadron will 10.
ocye orders 90 60 70 UGll 1ssnd.
The Dresden journal sayg; " some OF The Federal
Governments had pTesech that u vas tie Intention u
the Great Powers T. uphold tho London TrcHiy under
eli crcumstGLces th5 promise Of leaving The suceoailn
duestiOn open having thus been deception thc, WCta
love voted f1r occupation a. tle outset. The Govern
ments who have rejected ne Au-tro.Iruss.tn proposal
90 not shun a var they only With that tho German
people should clearly under5Igd Tor Nhat purpose 1t Is
t. be- undertaken Should the proposal Of Hose be
csptei the majority Of the Diei wond be- just much
en'.lcd 10 carry II cut as the Great German Powers
wouli be unigsticd In entering Hostein Without ihe
adj esiOn u The Diet.
a Telegram from Brc.lau Of Jan II snysi "Plfna Tor
running special trains to convey TIE Austrian troops
haze been arranged. PIu5sien AID Austrian officer q
have arrived here TO 'nperniend the OPERATION The
transit II the Auttrans o. On "a Prussia VA begin on
ian. - aud last f,r several days"
The Hord D.pi.ot, Zeitang 5f Jan. 20 says: Daring
the last few inys great activity has boeu shown by the
Berlin military authorities IN consequence Of the resoc'
ton passed by The Federal Diet The 18th. Tho plan
OF military operation, hGs been Determined with tho as
sistanee 81 austrian officers. The Augtrnns will, II Is
said avail themselves OF the Lower SilesaD Railroad
aud avoid passing through SaI0ny. The declaration OF
Sa1ony al the alttng Of the Federal Diet Of the ,h VIII
lsrtly prevent the entry Of Anhirian and Prnsaan
trOG iuto SCiesWig as the short delay has
pred which Is allowed BY the ultimoton addressed 10
Denmark by the two crest German Powers"
telegram from Kio OF Jan. 10 says; Duke Freder-
lex received adeputanoh o most IA c'e'eyheh io'dh
The Danes are reported TO be busy engaged In breaH
lug up te ice upon the Schei The order for tie e,ec-
uation Of the Castle OF Gutlorp has been revoked"
A dispatch from Vienna Of Jan. II announces that
Count kechberg forv arded dispatch to the ustran
Minister IN Munich Oh tie l0.h. lie points oal that
Austria and Prussia could not allow themselves 10 be
outyotcd az the Federal Diet and expresses hope THAT
the minor Stacs will reunte with tie two great Pow.
crs Tho d,patch ends By stating the conviction OF the
Government that the Schleswig quoston would be
brought 10 "A solution with honor and pr0nt it'll dis
audi mr.
Ontsteps the limits Of legality.
The Copenhagen Ddgbl6da SAYS Tho ultimatum Of
ustra and Prussia delivered 10 the Foreign Ministers
on tho 10th demands tho Totraoaton Of the Constitution
OF the 18th Of November before this day. and the
porary return 10 the status quo existing before its
prom ulxation- What wiz baypcD " penmNk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
u nee.

The Memorial DipI0naiiqne states that Sir III.
3UiNer. at tho roqued Of 81. Drouyn &c Lhuys. has
drawn III project for the better regulation Of E1u
Lana. Jhe plan III b. subnittcd 20 me Powers VINO
signed Che IIeety OF fers. and will form the basl 81
iltrTe negotiations.
L IS said taat the Bank Of France lost 300 900 in
gOiC o. the lGtn
Admiral HGnen is dead.
Official edyices from Mexico stat. that tho army in
al paces is coming 10 the supper. oi the new Govern.
meDt Three divisions are already formed and the
'ourth Is being organized.
2 Dispatch fron Paris OF Jan. IS SAYS. "The Com
mitee On the Address in tie Cope LegslatH proposed
to-day tho following notifications In tho draft Of the
Address, for the words. We should regret satsfac.
tory atone with Russia becoming lees friendly 20
gub,tue the words We hope that tue spirit Of con.
cibat.o1 which annates the two Soyorelgns will sue
coed in removing all that create any lacle 10 the
satisfactory rciaiiOus between tho two Powers'"
Tbs debate on tic financial paragraph viii commence
tomorrow.
An accident happened last Returdsy 10 Baron Jemes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Tne riogInA kEApY TO sAIL.
to.iiad.

A telegram from lrou. Of Jan. Is, says;
News rccDirsd lcrr RON warsaw GnEoJnc's that -
,iri,,, nav. been induced b. the Commissioners o.;
Police 70 proceed the Governor OF the city TO rolns
him 10 ILtcrcsdo win tie Czlr for us acceptance 81 A.
address. e,prc,,irg Tt by y G! tie cluz ns Of war
se,s TLty .c.e adj, Tee, - 81. Gen. 4@fc iinWsk!
has been disIr,st fOI lA poe. ss General ID GAMER
~ Tho ReyoiaiiOaaTy iyfcvs. Ito - nc'cIihclets &C
lively engaged st Litse IN sc'iosa Tor ne AAlo'A4
cause
TAe insurgont Kruck has rstrcri>d with 'oT lol-
lowers into Gaicia Lis detachment having loea d.
ptrsgd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Italy.

The Prince and Princess Antoine Bonaparte
la q arrived q. SbploA
Tho Drifio publishes or address from GGribaldi, an
nJuncin9 the ,ounhtiol OF Committee 10 promote Ita
ian uliun lie i1y!ted tie ltsisaS ~ rally round tbs
center ard 10 I,cOCnifo lie authority.
The D.riao has been EeHvd, anu the Chse VII De
brought before the Courts
A dispatch he's been Published from the Minister f,r
Foreign Asirs " Che s.er Ni,IA, accepting tbs prop
uaitiOn for restricted ConTCss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Corporation Notices.
OEgIcf or rGg Coxgr5sIoSsR or TAXES AsD
ASSIGNMENT, so. ~ Chambers s., l
NV YORK, jan y I0JF J
s-OTICE TO TAY.pAYFRS Notice


NOTICE TO TAX.PAYERS.-Notce is
~ hereby given TIA, t.'e ASSESSMENT ROLLS OF the
ZEAL ard fEISONAt ESTATE Of the City and County Of
Ok The yC 1874 viii ba open for IN yrtoD eHd re-
Wv rom and alter MONDAY, jon d. 1894, aud will IeinGin
omen ~ TIE S)h DAY OF April l6i. for the correction OF c
rors and ~. equa zlon Of the O! The store oii
Pa, Ind Personal Estate Of the City and County OF New
"a Az reIsous believing themselves TO b. s..leyed must
axe oJqcation to Ee Co,nss!I,erg duin- The g-roi
pc e tioe ~ ORD 10 obtain hc relief PROVIDED ~ .sw
nc 40, Of 1859 Iyices he During tie tiuie H.; boos
Nh, n, be open 20 pubc Inspection hef,rbe.Or provided
application ay be made b. any perez considering h.Iio
qevea % the assessed ydu aticD o. a. Trs or pIrCue
~. 10 a 10 some co!rsc's' iFu apDi ,Jn Sc dc
In Relation L. the asses ell vsu .cr o t1e real estate i nu
he a. IN writing stating the ground e objection rh"e.o
end ", reu,ou the shGl examine o Tue 20
trt and II IN their judgment III" r,sa'sneLti; etonroI
hey s esuse The 70 10 Corrected sUcb spph;s oa
BE- al" ia relation The gsscd yln-on o. p. sonai 9. so
tho f;T cant ss he er'rfj nDdcr oth NJ me SAD Com
uaon II, who ssu be authorized 10 adrin C. sven oaii
Oh sny # elem AID T. 10 he ther judgment the ases,
rcuis erou.or trey skl The same 70 ne cofeced
Ell az thr Of such ia,,sHeut a. tsy a bc"cFe :"
D. 4s declare tLoir decision thereon NsI ib{ uay
az, rucb spps.on snail lave been ndc 20 thcn no re-
duco1 .hAl De Ivy Tho josrd . s1I"Eior ~ ey p.
81 zeal tI1 pef,ou4 estate imposed unr lA' ''
a. 20 b. shs Ippcar under oath aiI alton bt -" pa J
sri.yei va .be attend within q. Tabod pre'c 9ea
fo Sire correction OF ~ Of s'sucss % iO.jce
fro-a the Cily. ?. J. WILL Ah5OS' Oo1aInSslolrf
w. 3H0WN. A,'e,Dlent,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Isn.sn.

A telegram rom CaIi,fGIe Of Jan. 10 says
Tls Ministry have determined ttat proportions shall
~ rradc for placing tho aTi,v OF W. uoing. Tho
Ministers vienna and Berlin have hocn Instructed -
make representatives " The TrsiectTe Cos ;nn4vut'
relative 10 INC intended occupation q Sch'oesls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
fipuin.

A dispatch from Madrid Of Jan. lG says; In
oopsecufncs OF tho vote o. the Senate the b q. Con
sttutlonl Reform. She Ministry bn'o .enderod Ihcir
resignation wlich has been accepted BY tie Queen,
Mo suHLi.red he Fr'siGen, u tie Chamber and
las uasted lie advice. lie general esf IL Mat
difficulties vii De encountered IN composns durable
Administration. Extreme agitation prevails Hiuons Inc
< telegram from Nadhd Of Jan. 10, says The mlE'
istry has been constituted to-day "a fo.loTs;
p1r.id,nt Of TIE aornell and Z ..-... ,.n..n..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
r,lHC LONDON AND NETWORK STEAM.

Z Shlr COMPANY vii dispatch onthly their new and
frs,.rlaa British lion steamships CElLA and bELbONA'
et- 0OJ ns sni 400 horse power IOWA and ONO each
0 tuus and 800 horse power, INDIANA and hANliAt-
TAN each 5000 gn. and 900 horse power between LONDON
sni new YORK ealing At HAVIiE on tho voyage from
London rate, o. pas. ss PAYABLE In UsrrKD STATES Cur
RINCY' From Nowlorf, fnt Cabin, go; Second Cabin
$50 Storage $50 From London Hayre, first Cabin
si0oi seccrd Cabin. @7O steeIage, so r. z -rhese
steamers viii leave each port every fifteen days after Februsry
FOR ps.as, apply TO CHhS. 4. WllTNEf, a. he o;ce no.
20 bsoadway For freight apply At No. soati-aL
ROWLAND s AsPlNNAiL, Agens
NOTfCE--The steamer BELlONA, Capt. Wan. H. FINK
bafa will be ispateed for LONDON direct a. p. IN pro
ci,eiy THURSDAY Feb IT, from rier Ne u North lyr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Dp,ru FROM POISONOUS VAcCrg.

DEATH FROM POISONOUS VACCINATION
Lat Monday week. Mr.. james Wasder (Of .he trm OF
Warder Stewart. wood and coa donlers) was yacei.
mated ~ his oloe by IN army surgeon In supposed
with IN pure pOi.onOus matter. AZ any rate tho arm
immcdiaely commenced 10 swell End on the following
day be Tas obliged to taie 70 his bed his sweilll
o. an enormous sze and the swelling spreading % tht
uppor portion Of his body until yesterday morning
when death put an end to lis sui9rngs.
Washington Star, Jan u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Reyu.rrk.

4 iipa.ch FROM Copenhagen Of Jan. ID says:
II is bcl we'd t1at tie Government rcu.rn"d usal
yesterday % tie utratum presented ~ tho Austrian
end IrLss. l Ir5a. .aLy.s. The EmOastsdOft are no
doubt % tL,ir return bone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04

The steamship America. from SOUTHAMPTON
gss. % arrived here early on Wednesday morning
Nth Two days later news ,ro@ Europe
C.taALfhR. Jan. I5.-4he L3isio OF Boston, h''n
go..yo,. for Cote, Nihss.ae.ai oars'' has oc'"
ssracl al sea; CROW saved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
iusSSiua CARDS. &f

HTM. EvERDELLv SoNS NO op ie1 Fgl,9 on
- 1870 1919 .T = An and FANCY JOB-Ph ErfRS.
bFEs and p oQ0ps XicHErs n sys!y ysr., S,
EWBANKS HYpRu nlOo ANU "'i'''@'1'S'' vs.
ton with new matter, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
AHifYrrlHrl.

The Federal Council has ordered ST. inquiry
10 b. made !to tho iars relative 90 tho INTENDED st
tempt o! Trpruoo the NE OF The Enpervr. ~ 10 n
feared they I-ay couproaite SW!teflard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
I,orinIni.

A dispatch from Lisbon Of Jan. IL says: Inc
ChsnYel feet has arrived ai Lisbon.
modification q tie hiui.;ry has taken place Ito
knuizters Of Wsr aid iuterlar reti.s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Eeniioirp.

NJ r. GRrTFIN g. BROS, No. 2Ss Grand
II, st New-York and No PSI guliol st. roohyn ~
traear Iesh positively wtoa. pain BY .1e ss tseth arc
"a ne hsI rs ,,.sl,a Inserting full ssis OF Iesth 90
Gold SIS; Patpa $s5, silver, slei kaSs9si, Wv A
Sets on go'd @2i ,iver, 81. Ertrsctns, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
TRAINs LEAYE NEW-YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE NLW-fOHh; -.
FIR EcSPay-n T. EEL 1859 a. nj l4:Io 'Ex, s'V
tErl 81. $40 and tx p. , -.
For Bstisopost, :, OK, li:3j a IN H:is pGb u"
.(EI j. $3.50. {, 80 ara Gal r. 70.
FOX Milford and str8: ,oFl. 2 II so = m $3.50 $50 r.
For faheG, SpulpOr; al. NostPst, T. IISJ a. a. 49,
$3.50 p. ~ .oof.N
For Noswsf T. 40. 1880 e. IN. Il;l3 lEx) $500 lEhh
2 3D. $50, $500. tAN) 2. tg. $500.
ror DaTien Ill CreeDsich 1890 u;S q nj $3.50, tn
70. stamford T. (EI) go u.2cA u R:lS iEI), 800
tE1l $3.50. 40, 3:3v iEs.l r. ~. -, ., a.
70. Port G sier md Eieiinel..e stations, 3d. Iva
III ''''' CbNNECrrSG TRAINS.
For Bc',en Vi, Springfield, sa n NeHh 800 lE1l 'r N.
FOR Boston, via shers Lilac, 1915 Tx b 8 p a.
for Hartford and spsD ,is4, (Ex.l, h;3o e. m $50
ILI 4 \. - . g.,
IL 80 a. ~. 70 Noriasir.ton ..o .u,
For B4st'ole, Proy!dtncs as IisAkih KsaTosd efhb
For Ysw Haven, New.I.oriOs and s:cnnstOn Railroad =
IN. R.l3, ), p. "A.
For Cansl Railroad .2:i5p n. 20 NORTHAMPTON
Fog Ilousa Tonic kaisosd, - IT,
Eot Nll-atu.A Rairo.l, % H. {. "a
For Dailurv sad Noiwlk R-,fcst J. $3.50 G. m, $50 ~
JANIS u. hCNp. S3pcrl er .sr'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04

Springfield, Mass, will offer 81, 900, in addi-
ton probably 10 the free use Of Hsmpden Park. 20 IN
duoe the location Of the Massachusetts Agricultural
College vi that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
Masbinerp.

TOR gALE-One LOW-PRESSURE BEAM
z ENGINE q .nch cylinder and ll!ect sr,.e, Ia gool
dr and Al parts exec 10 boiler For ysntory and
other 'n'5ruaon .pn 70 hENRI EShER Co, Allan e
Dock Sork,, Bsoosiya or to W. 2. WILLIAMS NO III
HaT.n.sL, New ! orr City.
DOkl ,BLE SIEhM-ENGINES MANI
L FACrUngO snd h. SAIL by A. n. WOOD Co.,
fE'ou, Sc !lsou Co, n. Y.
VNO PRINTEkS.--h Hoe be-Medium
Z ,ufe CYLISpER PRESS for SALE. Ia, bean used
,hort time SD IL good tie d,y vas born hss
e1.ia fttyrcs Also Taylor small CYLINDER, win ty
szr enough % pint Dde Eewi ORR Daily Tines upon very
49,, complete order. lnauiI must insose staups
= q. COOLEY PTin'er Warehouse, New York
'TyNODD g. RAFFERTY,, Machinery Merchants,
- D. at. Work A. Pssrs01 y. jN,ns'scgre staIiol'
.-sI po he Stss n suer ard boilers FAX Hemp Tow,
D.frrn sni Rope Machinery. tl tioat.ls sh2i.;Es -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04

FURNITURE, CARPETS, BOOKS, PAM
L. PIiLETs ard Libraries, BOUGHT for CASH at
No l23 tthsv between 9th and iobsi' large stock o.
BOOKS lcT SALE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
" PANY.

Th. uuds .i viii dispatch ~ he undrrsntoaed or
osf t...e,. powered, British but Steamers, hoaa
sFM-iORK no LIVERPOOL, -
c.ns a. OusenstsrR G, END pa,cages aud lsesI iELE'
GRtIt.C DISPATCHES.
Nip. TurG Cohmdgf6' V''H'
LOUIS A......2, 6,i........ B.0okaDg..
VIRGIN .biacH''''s ''s. '''
l. ,NSY LVAhlA. ..3 cJ1........ ...:.' 49, 80.
is,s ,es-, Ls,, NJ been bull. Under the Inspection Of
tho Ch-s Surveyor Il mo Liverpool Underrr RessfJ Of
lon sly. rney hsvo cItN ssicr sh ooiAE an
-s,,oi 2 - -rlzsI 70 twenty-five yeas,
Tufv ~ a.d FOR rs secoud and p-Isense;s
a., 1.c ghG. et a. sho following rtaea;
ri"' o.Sin........."."|':::.{r.y.S.. in Currency.
tieFri-s.....,....ss..s... "'l -. -
Di,sfy ard accommodation uEsuFssee oy any ohe1 mo
o. sie.l.rfG
For ilsthcr peril, ulirs, ,ppy,o
WILLIAMS & GUION, No. II WLl't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-04

PATENT IMPROVED
n CcoKINl RAMOS with Desne's Patent Mater ieP
= .i,I. nd Families. made and sold by bkAMhAL.t
pEANE Co.. Ne. 2ts Canal e., Nv feet ssss " os's'"%