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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
ADVICE 70 a Young LaHrer.

The following is the advice Of an sx-
aiming Judge to young lawyer on ad-
mission:
Sir, il would be idle to trouble you
further You are perfect, and will
dismiss you with few words Of advice,
which you win do very well TO follow.
YOa.wlll fnd Il laid down as maxim Of
civil law never'to kiss the maid when
you can kiss the mistress. Garry out
this principle, sir, and you are safe.
Never say "booh" 10 a goose when she
bas the power to lay golden eggs. Let
Jour face be long, your bills longer
Never put your hand in your pocket
when anybodys else is handy. Keep
your conscience for your own private
use, and don't trouble it With other men s
matters. Plaster the Judge and bury the
jury. Look as wise as an owl, and be az
oracular as town clock But, abovs
al, get money; honestly if you can, ms
dear sir, but get money. WELCOME you
70 the bar.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
PresLelnIca nf God.

The habitual eonYietion of the pres.
snee of God is the sovereign remedy in
temptations 1t supports, il consoles, it
Gains us We must not be surprised
that we are tempted. We are placed
here to be proved, BY temptations Every
thing Is temptation to us. Crosses irri-
tate our pride, aud property .6atters; our
life is q continual warfare, but Jesus
Christ combats with us. We must let
temptations, like a tempest, beat upon
our heads, and still move on; like a
traveller, surprised % The way BY q storm
who wraps his cloak about him, and goes
on his journey in spite Of the opposing ell
ments.
In a certain sense there is little to do
in doing the win Of God Still il is true
pat IL is a great work, bsaAnse il Enast
ss wiiAsat aas Esasgvs. This spiri. "a,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

na~ The fumes Of burning coffee are
powerful disinfeetauts Experiments
have been made at Paris TO prove this.
A quantity Of meat was hung mp in q
closed room until decomposed, and then
a chAhng dish was introduced and 500
grammes of coffee thrown on the FIRE,
IN q few minutes the room was complete
ly dissnlected. In an other room sui
phurated. hydrogen and ammonia we're
developed, aud ninety grammes Of coffee
destroyed the. smell in about half a
minute Il IS also stated that coffee des-
troys The smell Of musk, castoreum
and assafoetide, As proof that Ne
noxious smells are really decompose by
the fumes of coffee, and not merely over.
powered by them, it is stated that the
FIRST vapors of the coffee were NOT ,sma !,
at all, and are, therefore, chemically AZ.
scrhed, while the other smells gradually
diminish as the fumigstioas continues
The best way TO effect this fnmigstion il
to pound abe coffee ia mortar, and then
stew it on hot iron plate, which, how
ever, must NOT be red hot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

ters the secret foIdings of oar hearts
and even the most upright ahsctlonss-
aud Che most necessary attachments,
must be regulated by his will but it Is
not the multitude Of hard duties II Is not
conssraint and contention, that advance
W il our Christian course. On the con-
trary is the yielding ofour wills,without
restriction and without choice, TO tread
cheerfulIy every day 10 the path in which
Providence leads as to seek nothing, to
be discouraged by nothing, to trust all
else without reserve 70 the win and pow.
er Of God, Let Us pray TO our heavenly
Father that our wills may be swallowed
10 In his.-FeneL0n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Dyspepsta...

al It's attendant trsln Of symptoms. q acts mers
.Es = charm than a msdicina. There 10 nothing
Ia the range OF tbs MaterA Ma1Lna, tAAt fF me-
sent iear comparison Hith Il 10 tkis dlseass.
fun account OF this wonderful plant may Be
1uud Ia the lfth eiiisfwn Of the U. 8. DsfensAic.
T. pages lSsz sad ias8. ~ sHnaf
saries u sxperiman u in which Dr.. Ball bas
- pr years sn gage 4. has Just bsea brought %
saceessfli terminal Tea and he IL new euAhled e.
odeF 80 the puts te eoas9inAiion 81 lsdroH. with
other approved tguirs. tha whaie preserved IN tbs
hest quality Of opp3r-distilt~d Bonrbou whisky,
Atch hs u conG8ent has equAs 80 the world.
might taFnish soiuns 81 csrtihoatss, bat
i. eublic have iong sincs learned 70 sstiuats
aags a. their true FAlne. Tbs aAfsst plan "a, for
svsry 30 tsss for hiIssslt she virtues sf nee
nsedlcias. Give .s g.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
compound r.s.sT.r e ~na cherry

.zs bsoszss . koasshal5 SeEd thFeashoat he
Kess and South and he NoFm Loxeages. ~ tess
han year after their introduction, HttAinfd
repH'hfiea a. ssazis- sq.snd ~ the ssnttaens =
SeFth America But the croN fng giery ct hlt
lie reiAius hs stfzined Va as lAtess discovery
or father combination: faE - dose Bot saaiR %
hzFr lasn The disccYsrsr 81 CEDRONs ~iAica Is the
kssis % the tftteFs nov offered % the pntite.
That hoaor baloags te the native tnhsbitanta 81
Centrai Amerisa. 70 wheea ns FiFtuss hASs kree
kaswn for moFs thAn fwo haaarea yrsrs- A. a
9Th IS, the fndt4n BIDS dehAnee TO the nicsi dad
" uMizrs- Anl handles Ntthens fsAF the nsesl
omous sexpeass. Il "a belief with thea that
shiis there Is breath len IN the body, the Cedrcn
y potent 20 eeyes no naatter what ths dtsease nag
be-. ara1
While DR.. Bah Is Bet prepared % inietse thls
sAtTaWgant FraieHsiens be ia neyertheless saiis-
hrd from = thorough examination Of the evidences
relative % 80 virtues. that rsnaesy saa pre-
sentstlse for all diseases arising ffou exposure
either TO the ehanGss sf weather and climate, Or =
the miAsmAtie Inauenpes, Il stands without a n.
val, aud Justly describes the Fsrntstioa Il kzs q
ssas enjoyed II CsstFsl AnsrAss asa he West In
"a n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Net Assets. July /. 1854,
$S.4O1. Soy!

&TNA, after As wears Of .av.r. s-sS - -
NliEed the greatest public advautase- - /
success Of the various systems Of Fire Ip-z-
ever prepared fer duty '1~-A
a. Sesuee Toss Olainas have oeSn settled and nasz
SIXTEEN MILLIONS or DOLLARs
p THk CONSUMPTION OF PROPEPTy =.
FIRE. in thu United States Avera-ss -
80 sleo.ooo daily, Is your properly sxsOs =
= ABE YOU INSUREBf II not, wAS
The cost Is trininz; the du.y Is aani9 o !
b. the RESULT may be your escape aoua - ~
So. while delay and neglect mas suw -.
yen N bankruptcy, poverty, or orra a.
;. PARTICULAR ATTENTION sad rszm I'd !.
given TO small riAks a. Esli "a larxSs. 49,
NS-s.S s4pesA01 eommezezAi adra stages
- InsrrA7ea seltfits6 and Peiseiss 10 ,,ws h1
-. Z. ". NxxsKN, Am Nd.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
House Furnishing i,
Retail Department.

In our House Furnishing Department
we have full stock of 81
Carpets. Oil Cloths, Mattings,
Rugs Mats, Window Shades
Wall Paper, Curtain Damask. Lace
Curtains, Corniees, Table Oil
Cloths, &c, &C., making the most
complete stock to be found in
Evansville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Cedron Bitters

Ona trial and you VIA nsqsr Ess any oshefs-
II IL not necessary 10 publish ioas iist 81 ia
sssss Tor which the osdrea Bittsfs are spsetne.
In all slaeAsas ~ tbs ATOMAGHs HOW
ELS, LIVER Oh KIuEENsf
In all nnectieas q the HE1AEN DEPEND
ING UPON DEHANGEMEST OF
THE. STOMACH afi B0wELss
Ia GOVT, nHlEuHAT1sm AND NEt-
And ii FEVER AND AeUEt
ftf3 destined 90 saperee4e al other rsuefiss. u
SIT eAly cures shsss diseases, bat IL rsxyESTs
snsm.
a wins giAaa fun Of the Bittsrs taksn Al hour
hssors each neal viii ebvais the ~ seacts Of lbs
nsost anhsAiikS climate, aad scrpsa the parson
taking u against DISEASE snasr the sst trytnE
sqposuFes.
soid b. Draggista asd croosFs Esneesiiy.
es-pr. jobs D0hL's Prinsipai oaios. finA
street. LouiNviiio, KY. sL t#
Sold By = PETER YIERLfx0,
fsba Sole AEsat, Evansville Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
tor boiling, and pour through the
until II disappears.

INSTINCT OF rHE WAsP.-As Mr.. Oar
win was welking out one day in his gar
den he perceived wasp upon the gar.
den walk with a large fly, nearly as big
% ll,.Ehioh It had caught kneeling
down, he'distinetly saw itcut Of its head
and then abdomen; and then, taking up
with its feet the trunk or middle portion
of the body, to which the wings remain
ed attached, fg away; but breeze Of
wind acting on the wings Of the fy turned
round the wasp with its burden, and inn
pended its progress Upon Ibis, it alight.
ed on the garden walk, deliberately saw
ed OF first one wing and then the anoth-
err and having thus removed the cause
Of its embarrassment, flew CD with it's
booty, Here we have eoetrivance and
reeontrisahee-ra resolution aceommo-
dated to the case, judieiously formed
and executed, and, on discovery Of
Rew' impediment, a new plan adopted, by
which final success was obtained.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
CARD.

F-s5s.,s{-, es5 havf5g sold cut his En- tirs stock
:, a. No. 4 rofhfng, and Gsutle1sus' Fur
49, fsrosss sd rsfired fron the business
nlsst1k s--. h-is grassfnI Aeknoxled geuents
nT..rsoy - =. en6s and customers tor their
te.ls n i bsraIiy sxtsnded 70 him. and
.~sala rsspssFfuIly seeEmspe Msssrs, I-ylos
u, 80 - 49, - 70 furnish . their eostczs-
&c - 80. q = air Ike, Of the vary bsss
aslisya ID - tAssASA 4 Lyoz.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
IN THE
Retail Department
We have 8 full stock o

We have tul stock OF
J adde's Dress Goods Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints S-4, "A,
"a, 10-4 BIeaehed and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique Cireu-
larsand Saeques. Ladies' Sun I'm
brellas and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c, 70 which We would
call the attention of all wishing to pur
ehases in our line Of business.
myeolv JAQUEss q FRENCH,
No. 10 First street. Ewanswffss-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

LOON aILc 1H0 aiif ~
NO HANS NAME Is xoRE INTIMATELY
~ coaRected with thu hisssEy Of the AAteria
Msdina sf the Unitad State, OF more Axorably
known A. A pfAaesr b rnedie2l discs sSrS. skerl
thai Of Dr.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisvliis, Ky. His
lnffattsbls ipFsDarxtfeR ~ sasap9rffls e@s bouE
stood A. The he@saf shs sssisas oompeands u tAAi
vaIusbls drag. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
The Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

l. FIRE AND INLANp NAVIGATION RISKS
accepted, now - herstofors, At fair rats
- and liberal conditions
: BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant dis
patch and accuracy
= LOSSES always mst With pronptnsss and
complete justice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

All toe medical mes spd the Press feoonmssd
Dr. strsekland's Anti lChssera Mixtnrs - tbs only
eertAin remedy gor piarFhss4 ard DyBenteEy-, IL
: eamb4ratioa Of Astrisgsnts, Absofb~nts,
stimuIants, sad Csrminatirsss SD Il warranted
70 Azacs . cure after 81 other means have fsiled
For sale By Druggists. 0esersl Depot 3 last
Fourth street., GfnetnsAti, Ohio.
rwh40-RfAAIwW
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
DOMESTIC
DRY GOOD. 8

Ever brought to this market, consisti y
of
Brown Sheeting and shirtings.
Bleached Goods. American and
Foreign Dress Goods. Prints, Cash.
meres, Satinetts, Tweeds. Cotton
AIDES, Linens and Ginghams. Gloves
and Hosiery, &C.. &C. Also full
stock ofNotions.
These Goods we're all bought. before
the great advance in prices, and we will
guarantee to sell as low as the same kind
of Goods can be bought in any market.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
Civ Orders.

700 4 N0y.s kxh1-- oRpKRE1, 81 IHE
tSNzk. Couseii, that all parsons nol1%1g ~
f-sAr. enAerze5 r-sviozs 20 getos@r lsfi Aso4s .
Sesssx - rTssssx tlszz 70 tie City Treasurer for
5000 arrd that interest CO sScA urosfa Wis
sssse a ths tssh zAy VI &Sssnser, 80
nsFff WssAAA@s AzSss'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
HAIR REsFoRATIWi /.

GTIEE INFALLIBEE HAZE REsroKAr Fvr
EUREKA s1--Iaa
yust rscaived and asr sale 1t
saRhAKPYERs Bra D a..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
CITY NOTICES.

NOIlCG 70 CONTIGUOUS.
THE coMx0S COUNCIL OF TEE CITY
1 Of Evansville vii receive sealed pfopo s1ls
unfiI DecemkeT sSh- 1854. for sxsAga,laK -
~-.sln~ -. zifax IN block We = Fourfh EniATEs-
s.--s - a PTAFFLIS, Cisrk-
By NJ HcGzITF. Dspaty, nsVlI-ta
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01
CHER0KEE IHJECTI0E.
Compounded from Reefs, Banks and


CHEROKEE REMEDY, as greed T@dsaa Dia
afee all diseases 81 s ersna-v oreasss sscA
eoAfi.szcs n tks Urtas, fsea~Sfses Fl fAe Bfad-
e., Fsaamaflos ef ~ EsdnsHs htess ~ tAs Hladdsv
EFtcfuxs, Greed. gieet. Gonaeyvka asd stpsclai
- f,aissi Asvs aa fAs old saHss0ss ssdaei@es Aars
R~-gt is prepared In highly concentrated
brm, the dass being from cue - fSo teaspoon
fuis Tires tines psr day.
GE-ft isdiusetfc and Alternative II IT. aetion :pu
riying and cleansing sbe blosa, casing q 20 dos
In al lts original purity and Tisor thus rsmoyiHs
from the ayasam all pernicicEs Causes whieh hasa
CHEROKEE IHJECTfoN !. intend
~ ~ ally and assistant 10 thoCherokes REM
e6ys and aheuid b used In oniuHstion with thai
medicine n al eases Of Gonnorrhea. Glsst, Fluor
Albus % Whites. It's Effects are healing, soeth.
ing aad demulosnt; removing all scslding, heat,
sh0rdse an( pain, instead 81 she Earning and al
mnat ansndurabis pain that ts experienced vita
neAriy al The ehsag 7aack Iaiecficns
eE~By ths use Of the Cherokee Remedy
and cheroxes Injsction-tss t-o H'ssteiuss
81 the s4me tine--sll impropsr 6lsshargsa are re-
movvds snd The weakened organs sss spsseiiy Ts-
ztsrss "a fah Eigor asd strsngfh-
S8-For fail particulars get our pamphlet from
sfy frax store In the country, or write ns and Ns
wili mail free 70 any address, fnll are@tiss-
sS-Pries. chsrokee Remedy, " per bot
sc, o. tbres botfies fes -
sE-Frics, Cherokee n1ectfon, s. per bot
tie, or three bottles for IS.
sss-ssnt ~ express 70 tnJ ssdrsass on rsesipi
sa-sold 81 aHdruKxists ev~rywhere
DIR. " H Merxytn a. Co.,
Sole Prepristos,
No 50 liberty street, New York
Rys5h Ia EvaussfIls W wM. EIERBoWERs
sEd ~ Al eruggise ev-yyvhess. .ffeblldkSly.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

Cash Assets ..........S636, 900 90
II. KELLOGG, Pres. ". d. CLARE. sect'y.
iaflsf s7etabie aslisifFaent aHA pTomsps Cask re-
p9ase 2 essss, Qt HsEHfX saa3s prs-ssssassils al
So hsad y ~ prqfsssloa wAHs - eztsHsus praaf.
s sad arstclass bHsiasss syltrHs II local assscss
,of saestled By sHE Sun Tax Pyfes issnsI aud re-
ftedin this leadius CO. Poratisn, At fAir rates b.
J. w. kEXSEN, Resident Agent
oinee, Marble Hall Building. Main street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

ST"Ah," said old Mrs Rooesnbury
alarming is great thing; " often fel.
the Desd Of i Why, would you belisye
it, I'm now sixty years old, and only
know the names Of three munths ia the
year, and them spring, fall and autumn
| larnt the names Of them when was a
little bit Of = gal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

H1J~ When 5lr DaVIu Da'Iu = . I'1l@|D
prisoner in India, the news Of that event
was brought to dis mofher- They told
the old lady that her son bad been taken
prisoner, and was chained 70 another
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

To TAKE Stains FROM CLoTags ANY
kind Of a fruit stain can be removed
from clothes in the following way: Lay
the garment over a deep dish and pour
boiling water directly on the stain This
must be done before The slqlh bYAs hegR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

PLATFORM AsD coUNTER SCALES,
PLATFORM AND COUNTER SCALES.
SCALE BEAM MS AND sTEEL YARDs.
SCALE BEIHs AND sTKELTlRDs.
GEO :. sONMYAG - CO.,
Me- no Matn street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

BaB~ An old widower advises nninitiat-
ed youths 10 pop the question with
laugh, "for, says sho, ''if you be &C.
cepted, well and good il not, you can
say you are only joking
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

Da5- An Englishman paying an Irish
shoeblaok with Fgdeness,tbef liriy ureh-
in" said, "My honey, all the polish you
have is upon your boots, and gave you
that.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

S6y- A lady, being asked what business
Der husband followed said he was engag-
ed in finishing" Further explanation
was necessary, and after brief hesita-
ton she continued, Finishing bis time
In Pentonylle Prison
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

8kB- Praise and blame are both equal
ly harmless. Whoever has work TO do
which absoFbs his whole energies is
spending the happiest days
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

ooh" said she, "saes me for the
man that's chained to him.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-01

uaEfrFra~ WaAx
CEoPPIgG Axn
CROPPING AXIS
CHoPPfso AxEs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-06
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
CABKrIo-CoSKrtSG Greennoint, on Thursday even
the Rev @. w. Peak. z. CABEo to EMMA, daughter Of
Abraham Conkng, all Of Greenpoint. No car ds.
Norwak Conn., papers phase copy.
DRAKE-IEwE On Friday, July i, by the kew j. ~.
Egbert Mr.. LEWIS DRAKE, Of Belevie, y. J to Miss
FRANCES p LEWIS only daughter OF the late Thomas W.
Lewis. OF Hudson city.
Newark Daily Advertiser please copy.
nAvs-MooRE.-On Wednesday, June %, by Rev +. @
Brooks SAMUEL H. DAVIS TO MARY MOORE all OF this city
HBLRR-HAgNsY.-In Jersey City, on Thursday, June
So the residence OF the brides uncle, by the Rev. G.
K lmbrse D. D.. Or. r. WALLER HIBLER 20 Miss MARY f..
HARVEY, all Of Jersey City.
Hcxs--SNnH. Sunday, July 3, by the Rsv Edward
oldrin, Mr.. HARRISON HIcEs, OF Utica, N T., TO MISS
HANNAH W. SMrrH, OF Stamford. Conn. No cards.
HAMyy-SwAiS.-Cn Monday, July 4, at the residence
OF the brides thor, by tho Rev VIM. Rabbit, MI
VIM II. HaAtfS OF Peoria, H., TO Miss Lube A. SWAIN,
OF Hoboken, n. J.
Philadelphia papers pleese ospy
KRKHAM-PowErL-M Williamsburg, on Thursday,
June 30 BY the Rev J W. Horne, OF Birmingham, Conn.,
HAR1y J. KRsHAx, OF Bermuda w. l., " KATE a I,
youngest daughter OF the late Joseph Powell Es OF New
York. No cards.
RocKwooD- Dw,eHr.-At Providence, on Saturday July
. by Rev Samuel L. Caldwell, .. -, F. ARrHuR Ro K.
WOOD OF New 70 X to Mss KATE F. DWIGHT, daughter OF
the late G. l. Dwight, Of Providence.
SiMrsoS--CfyroS. Monday, July g., by the Kew
p youngest daughter OF the atc Captain A. j. Clifton, OF
TypRY-ErL.-on Sunday, July 3, by the Rev. Mr..
Kinney HoRAcE T.. y. rERRy, Of Mount Hope, NJ T., 70
VIRGINIA Ellis, of this city.
TO Miss JENNIE T. AoRsis, OF Hobosen n J. No CARDS
VAN BrRKN--BUpNF. Sunday, July 3, 10y tho Righ
Rev Dr Dickson, WILLIAM Van BrRES 10 Mss juLA
BuakE both OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-06
Died


BAR9Aap--At HUDSON ~ y, on Friday, July HErs,
r. BARNARD Of Hon. Robert Barnard IA the Ssth
| year OF his age . g.,
widow Of John II l. Brewer, agcd " years ana
months. 40 go, !.
funeral this Wednesday, morning. at ten CT OK from
M II East sixteenth street, one door West u Ihifo
avenue -.
ON Tuesday July Of congestion OF the bran,
EDWARD ByRNE of tue late Thomas Byrne, Ihiye
the parish Of street, county lonsord Ireland ased Y
Inc relatives and friends Of tho family aad OF his
Thomis Ei"Fd a9a Ssn.ss az y ~ e,oti.s ~ -
spectfully invited to attend tho funeral from DIS late
Residence. No - LEONARD street. on THURSDAY asfnoon,
at two o clock, without further Invitation. -.
BsRNEs.Ua y ntay, July : BERNARD son q 's''es
The 'neai Viii take place from tho residence OF biz
parents, NO 100 Tenth avenue, this lWeduesday) after
noou At halfpas' ore ccoek TIE renans wv .. in
are requested TO attend, without further invitation
cARrEs-l rn,aaelpea, cn saturday ~ ss,oS
KBouRss ouy child Of Ir Charles and Wary n IarteI,
aged months ard II DAYS granddaughter q tne a1e
Captain Jno puGte-, o. Fairfield, Connecticut :.
ttNcH.-tu tuesday morning, July 81 OF congestion ~
tho brair rlF.Ry son or Frederick and S. sophia
Csnch, IL tho lGth year o. his age - ,to.o
The rei ds and relatives n The family ana 49, 49,
OF his unce j. W Clinch, invited to attend me
funeral from tie residence q his father ~ ~ isita
street this "wednesday I'VE ho9n ~ iour Y
roma rs vii be taken % the Marble Cemetery SECOND
c'tfrroS On Monday July I, ASH, beloved vie or
rse rrierds nd seaaastances and those of her broth
ers Frlpc aud Mcbss MarFu are invited y atehs VIZ
fsnefal Tits Wednesday Afternoon, ~ Two oCotkt
tom her sc residence No 20 Hudson avenue Brooklyn,
aod from theuce to Fatbusn Cemetery.
n,a.u nnese ELf.s Bru CossoN youngest daughter Ok
jggn ard Rachel Cors5n aged 10 years, months ana
~ M frsnds II he family arc respectfully
uvsd - attend the funeral this Wednesday, afternoon
At two O'Clock from the residence q b9r parents No. ~
East sixteenth street.
Philadelphia papers please cory.
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THIEVY-EI5BTH CONGRESS,
FiRsr sSssEoS.



WASHINGTON, July { 1875.
The Senate De a aine o'clock.
rms sgfcoI. on NcogEs
The bill from lho gouso assessing special tax o. ia.
romos was tsker ~ rs Ia Commtteo of tie Whoel AID
Chen reported 70 lbe senate
Toe question occurring on us passage,
Mr. MORON, lyepl ON X suggested Tia, Il 10 over
Until after Senators appear 10 their seats.
Mr.. sHsRNlv, trep) q Ohio expressed tho bore that
Che BIN should n once pass.
Mr CovSEss rer or CAL, gsid that Il was tie general
consent Oh salafday sht that tolls BIZ should pass.
Mr sunsgB, ,rop u Mass, reYiisd that tloTe WAS no
understanding tha lie ol should pass without amend.
ncGt.
Mr.. erxsv,y needed scarcely 70 remind the Senator
Chat this body cannot originate tax bills,
Mr.. suwyRe replied laii the senator could no, hsva
recently read he constitution which provides that al
bills for raising rcveaues shall originate IN tho House,
bit that the Senate may amend, as IN other bills Ne
restsd TO add provson for ata~ CT whykey on bard,
Howe aware * bad been suggested that me senate
gad voted against dcag s0 bat did II follow that such
r,vvo,r4 "a yo.ed Town nowY They had tecu Informed
ftat lie now Secretary q the Treasury did rot desire I'd.
lit.cug nosns foF tne support o. the government
&c deslrfd h roCIcu cnnrovettcd question 70 defeat
ehe b and lhos prevent tu force ana effect 20 the N1
Fs4W ~ oor .aafsi M dutv woad bo best performed
,y contributing BIZ efforts and patriotism toward tho
pass ~ Tie BIZ
Nr arNSEs said he wnuttd 70 provide additional
sneans 2 meet our Obligations ana sustain tae national
CrA1t
Mr roaarded tho position OF the Senator from
Elssahaseue - extraordinary lie resfettea Voc seus'
Cor shnnd cndeavof hntelt from the respon'
hbi n defeat ms tits Bill by throwing on tne shon.
ders somebody ese The senator bad ps,s,stenty
po,oi against taxing whiskey gu hand, which no now
proposed.
MI. SunSsp--I beg pardon.
Mr. rpuwnurL SAID Ii Ivy csmo from The Senator, who
fought against the tax 70 now, nj this time, seek TO I'm
Dose II tho Sc ate hud bad the influence on former
Scssou Of tho senator from Massachusetts fNr. SUN
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Dfamon d Rings

DfAmOM d RIFFS
Of all escrpons from twenty I've dollars ssvsn hun
bred dollars each for sale bv GEO. c. ALLEN AIS Broad
door below Canal street. formerly No. ii Wall
street. Closed on Saturday nj O'Clock.
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Cotton pcrtaI Association.

This may certify hat TIE COTTON DENTAL ABs0ClA.
rtoN Of the city New York have after 70
The NtTROUS OXIDE GAS, extracted for az witaoui
pan the pubey az teeth ana dates opposite our
pctve names The Gas pleasant ssd The operation
ssusfsctoryn .-,-,-.
shove certificate las been signed By four hsndred Ard
bty Patients snoA 9th OF February last as eau be
,cn onr oncs) embracing many Distinguished ladies' AND
asntiemsn. No patient has ever hss'tstcd 70 sign w.
OIlcs ~ Bond erect, New YORK..