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u-A,.. .,,,., $3.50.
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O'"' ~n'
The Montgomery, Ala. Man suggests the af'
poin,ment of Commissioner. 4, rroc,ea Co. wa.a.
ington N ,.v m. s,r-,.,, tf fore the North
=" 10y '"e Hs'er iorn"! "-'''' "
etn Governmcnt and Pc pie. II states
Tie vcatuns nre now, ~ The hands Con rcss The
states can do po,b,rr 20 r,.,,,le can do NOTHING
The President viii do notLin. Cungrc,s alone h,.
the tover by L.. ,our.eo All ,....lo-, t. ,'r kc a
How Tor toacc. II il Wand .c.,.,irc thc ARMY, t
had lctor act /, had bette ,rt. n u~ould
| suro the hesrt # the whole country
A,.r,,rk Ali, and si,,,scs,, or,cls /, m. Ma
~ ' NIX "'''' NV "i'''' :" Wv
con, iis, CosFxDlr>CN stht"s
IT,, retreat Of General .Jobnsion, h,odonuert
~ are area Of crrtory and tic lo4s ~ Ai.lut,
hive o,cos onc.l n -rsat deal e iis-s si.o an
the pcaI 10 ~ certain ecc,icrs ia rcf -r'ce g. be
\ cour . that gluuiltc .!ottei ~ IN, tyrtosa 40.
trin.1u. tie war e. a close
| Acting np1n tie presImption that II If d,rqercu.
to slider the .,lou ic, ~ i,nprotcr measures ve
lay down the tIlrls.t. Do that no an should dnr,
ev.n u INK of END u a w. + war In any Other even.
than the recognition = our ind,renderce for rist
a. ,rt in -. wc Tenn ~ INV that IN rith and ~ N
events this. q At " the otber cotnpromiss could be-
! effected, and lead inc ruhl.c mind IA THIS chsr.,
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| IN Sc.untfy today who arc s,,skiug aud wriun.
D. i"'or o. convention 90 ai ttr 'i tf' t. cake ''
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urut. w.o / rec .clr. 40 Would not have listened
mich less ave srotCI th'mscI'et-l9 any s,t.
=, .' ftr " '.a,'an ,,,,,,,,,.,, vb.rh wo,li
! dom "a, IA f tt, ,.r. rlyit, ,,r which we lay.
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cur trends Nor, WHO, if tIey NO nv, allied
! ,y,h ne d.rn.ut. 40 clorting oV,-y u,,u.
! sllc ar, IN 'ryr-,ir,,, do am, -1,,
,hnt is lcIpc used 5r he uur,1se Of lu. .i.nt
! ne. III. f.o,.r,t souIrrI ti,u,is. IudiauI. ,uI
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

\ q. II. NJ. Il WILL HOLD \ SPECIAL
"A. meeting on tr.d.y E'or.ns, II Il Iuttlut, II
l,,tIj.ucc r. Io4uyl,cl, ~ uTlc, OF PAIRICa
CI.AHCi, Pes. MATTHEW NcfhELE>, sec. 80
EATHER MATTHEW 7. A. Il. SOCIETY,
L 10 ? Rrootyn spcako.t this evening -Iuha
H. iin.cfs colc6ri',. Scfirn, dee Ilub aud pnra
lows Niuftrels. Sundsy evoL4rt; SirakCrs-P. G
.lo!iyN )Ud, bona Dunn ana others Eminent yocaIu
VA Le y sch'. ~ Gil hALLAG4it r. P.ts!0ent,
j. H. NORRIS, secretary. 1ly
RATHER MATHEW T. 4. r. SOCIETY
NO, . 81 \. l.--ihe cmhegs gie hereby notified
10 attend Mt NottTand HAL H. East III ct, near u
action Of business. \. bah those who wien to he.
come members, or synlpalhize with Ne ~ tar CUB
nol 10 Cause, are 'nracity invited, THOMAS COM
CANNON, Rec. Sec, Hen. y. AULHALL, tyes. ~
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The Inst Alternative.

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Il foreign ad-,nd tho rcbols have ., long and 80
sricptly prayed Cor this end tia, they can well
appreciate tho ,r,iun ths, "hopc lou deferred
| n.,kc.h the heart sick" Daring the early STAGES
| Of the var they relied muck pyuu he s2mpa.hv
sud material assistance Of Franco and Engl-ni.
The slaess statesmen aud the skful diploma
lists were sent across the Atlantic to ,iy5cs'e tic
claims Of the Confclerscy ~ nsionh recognition,
| and oil that s,aiesmsuship, diplomacy and rebel
ingenuity could accomplish W,s done ,o effoct that
end. Ru, while both II the Great po MRS gave tho
rebel EMS aries their -ympa,hy, tl.c mighty mill
tary power which the war h.d dcveloici IN tic
| young kspublc, made them carcsil to give moth
Ing more tangible Fooled. baiI,ed and r-pulscd IN
their attempts 10 secure recognition. the WHY lend.
crs Of tire rebellion knew that the same ultimate
North In difficulty with one of tho lcai-
| ing foreign bowers THIS is the end 10
| which their whole energies have IsttcrIy hccn
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M!itr Try MATHS.
Financial News, Markets. &c.

hev fovt, Ihu'stsv, Aor. 10 & D. 1-1hc course
OF the gold market has been Downward to-tqr, under
the circulation OF curious rumor.. The iuctnato ions
IN gold have teen A. follow, AT 70 O'Clock. $50; 10
252I, loN', 2ia; lo.ih, 24sS. 80, 2is, ll.lN
25ia lo4h, 2iue; II. 2S-%; iic5. s5'a; His,
.52. 1870, .'lN ll.it Isl H., $50 i2iG 800,
1885 25l', 100 PSI l'5, aii; Liz, 90 <; i.5,
2lb'y a.. 24Nt ., 2i6'a 2,ip "a l.lt, 2i1 t;
~. rs =; - 2it .ii 2i5t lib, "a (. $50
400 3hl, "tht; SO "I3 The rer ,,ral rtCk mar
ket wa icveiish and excited with dpNnwsti ten
dcucy. Nany -Ort- wVgv pressed for tar. The IA
uoul sccntitos -eic ac'iyc eni hi cher. Tie Loan
market Ma active At PEI cent. l. ndcls are no.e
cautoi- and 30 to aHut the forth toulIc We
mcut iOln. The sost riucnt IL dsluuuUg it, Ilshrcs
LITERAL, AID ~! the mOacv Gecrr,lr sitli9AsL from
circulation u rtraty iniing o.. WV back 70 tair
point. EXCHANGE Ma extremely dull The tinnf ,c
toas vciu almost exclusively Tor sold at lDg& Wa
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~r'Et'lNE. NOTICES.
Iin.c,s iinncy of EMchounJ

Hates iOncy Of FOREGROUND md Tar,
ior 'hc cure o. Coughs Colds Influenza l'o4prnrtr.
Hl'cu!t r. e.'h.ng, and all Affections Of the It.ost
k.uueh4h lut.s md luurs, i,id,us 10 Cousuwpu on
lht ~, eIclgn remedy scompolndcd from TIC "a uT-
It, e .le Vi M n.usulour Physician and Chemist,
sho tor Llauy years Isei it With the iIo,t complete
success in hu cNiens We private pract!re. lie had
iour lrel pioioundl' imp. cs,ed with the poudeuul
virtue OF 'hc houCy Of the pl.ns bloodhound in NJ on
with tine cleansing and healing properties of ~ o.
trsr,cd Uom ~, idic Pr'c,plc OF the forest tree
Al.tr nIs1mra a. Biim OF oil, d. For 'o4rt he var
hailed IL hs attempts to head thc-e gIea, medic.la
olces INTO sucl Union that the Original pOWer would
he lic'tlvcu, the dia lCcatie qualities ot common
tai removed, and the p.ice Of tue cunyouua be within
the means oil MI. At last, after long soursc of l
cult eA'm.cal cHPc iimcle he iouni thu, b. adding
10 tlec FIVE olEer iniIofients coca one viv.h,o %
iis"ii ne not Cnv obtained she de-iIcd results hut
featiy increased the curative power OF the compound
This havins beeu thoroughly tested by p.actice, is
noS offered TO the General public ar a saio. Pleasant
ana iniaihbie remedy. Price, 50 Cents per bottle.
For sale by all druggists. CHARLES DOwNFR.
IsnsIs Aisp' - Cedar sh New York. Ss4
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THE MEMBERS OF TIE RIGGERS X
ASSOCIATION az Ieluested 20 meet ~ the. IoOala
~ htG.IG IT.. On saturday, l.tA inst, At UCu'S,
h tenu the lunelal OF theli deceMed U.uthel JACOB
- Iii. THOhAs BLAIk, President, JEREMIAH
DONOVAN, sec et-ry, II,
LIMITED COOPFRS-TlIE GRAND SOCI.
~ cty So III hold I"- Iial McetiES a. ~ EJwcrv,
o. this Friday tyeuIne, al O'clock. 4 Iiul attend
sucr OF ll,lt,Gtr- il e tucstt.. b. O,Lc. PEIEL
81 ENE Pre-; WILLIAM HACkEr1, sec 80
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TRADE NOTICES.
OIFICE OF THE WORKINGi WOMEN'S
~ PROTECTIVE MON,
No, II Chtmtetu A.. New ork, ---, 1854.
10 iHt pl BIG

10 fHE III BIG.
Tho civil VII! rh has deso,ated Ou land and turn.
Ell once happy homes into OF U0urnug, haS
ia.rl "ith lt, IaI scyertv on the rcwing trades.
women OF hs city, many Of whom are nov making
tn. .,ENN SHIRTS rEH nay AZ SIX CESrs rECE.
10 the Inadequate compcnsatio on paid Tor female Ia.
orgiu. The Association consirla Of nutni.l % he
ucvuCut ihii,. and gcut men, hOse -ympaihies have
been enlisted. and Mhy Voluntarily llNc their lime
and money 60 promote an institution that will be u
p.''icI b,n,ut TO tie ~otsius women oil New York
CITY.
.monr the prominent, objects Of tho Ias,itution 10
'hc r'tau hurut VI H. gi-tly sytteIn, whereby tc-
males may he assisted IN obtaining cmploi meat, niA
10 secuie them legal protection a'anst mud, irce u
expense.
il IA llro an object OF the Institution to discovcs
new ANA Appropriate Spheres 81 employment for
men, III d'pAltmeutn not nov occupied ny them.
We "irutstlN appeal 20 all GOOD c'tizca-,
pccihiF thc uAiicr W velst ur Ia maintaining
sanitation Intended to benefit and encourage the1
o.u sex to lator Tor livelihood
lAptf~ oi Nh~ luEk IA the cold weather trs
p'oaCh'N u YOU not Tcucmct rthe cldrt- work,
ip' rlrl Thousands o. doarS 0Ie Talsed tor oihef
bth"NoICnt purposes aud mus shc, who works tie>
IN MI NON htll-nAr, seven ~ the morning III near
W ihf time m the evening, be oti to strggle Nths
uut that -ympuhy cut support hlch to-, his IN.
huli" WricF hsr blessed win the power 10 give
contributions W the 'uni, either in money, dry
gOds, provisions, vii be gladly accep,ci. and may
h' -cut 10 the Ireur,f, :. Beach, ksq, sun Oiics
or NJ. IL Chamber tt
II ty lady desires 10 Aid the Commute" by rvina
some portion OF her time for the good Of her sh1
All ~ .u.c To obtain n4 ter Information by appyin0
To the SLpc ~ the rooms OF lhc Cniol, M.
- Chambers rtrcet.
Duuug the .-st Mae months the Union has scna
more than thiec thous'nd women employment IN h6
various tIhde, and caIr enumerated IN thr ollows
ing list. frtyns III want OF operatives viii lie urnishs
I'd on application.
WITHIN Ia, time nearly three hundr ed dollarn
ta- h"CH cnue tel tor deiTHuded Volk king women, ~
the law VOL kiny cra'uitou.y 'or this institutions
This money Mas collected IN suus varying tom tseD'
I H NANH ~.
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,..,.. ..ol@Eniral. 'i' 90 .,i' -s,5gl L al..
How to- Keep In, Coed Health
AND yi's sdi
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE

.a4aaa slBG3stsa Aa.a =AiastA sAE
TINHE primary cause Of every disease that Aaslptp
l. heir 20 oisimpurity Of the blood The Hood be-
comesimpurs nom many cauees. Impure air or
change o.. Wsstheri unwholesome food and exposure
are among the principal cRuses of impunty afIthe
boodg The sym ptoinS are gtddneas, headache, con
f1s I'd Thought. eyrs duh Bnd heavy drowelness Con
s auo1 OF the bowels, bad tase In the mouth foul
tongue, liver oopaints pains in the back and legs
osso appattte, sleepoas nghts, colfc craunp, pam
and tghtneaa VI The chest heartburn Eutt and rheti
maIism, ppeing and purglng ehills and fevers more
or less accompanying these, and long train OF troub-
esome end dangerous affections all of which may he
prevented and cured BY taking a few doses OF 'br
STR OKLAND'sNE NEGEfABLE PURIFYING ANTI
HILlOUS PILLS They Will purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver IN healthy condition
They are particularly suitable for chrouc and nervous
dlseases Every amily and every soldier should
keep apppy OF these Pill As many dse6see are oii
visited by their use They are mild and safe rnedi1
cine and can be taken At any time Without danger OF
taking cox. ~ NJ btHWI0l RVfFU1GNd wv W.
Sold by all druggists, or semitic any part on reaAipt
OF twenty hye cents aud stamped envelope. aerNss-
Cd pI sTRIoKLANp, 6east nth street oiRcipns
ui vh'oal fsitf1as '"l pi99} h'liu bNeh
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80. fttstltaucf.s
40 80 - AL
sSth Semi annual ATgalr Expose


.a m gcia1L--Ei dob ,aaoairiah
ssHay .s g.1ss a5i l1 isy1fs soai1 aoi81iI
aH Is fstl haiait tisina sl ysm ji gahI
rrs ar11asdsl a,s iaoAs u9mal polite.
rilo8s7,
.Hsty yl aaiaa,3taW 1---igsa Dei1oqs sok
b.I ru1iga sssisa9 pbasd is bs5caoaggl t- FeI
baa haIfora1 os,s b 81 slss E 15iyf AsO
.s a.l't.I3 .os1 ip11 bobanol .las bavniiseI
.iaIi brr 7rh1o rtoa1 af mot beqhoI
h1- au.y7f lar s Ia isom lrogs lisssa oa 7
yl.Hlstlauta1 ild n
-et r. 1.traot sfi Do lEb Sol .isttl Ptl
l1Habs1l ia n'siiq
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o. sIsaCOUGH NO MORE. ibaH bna
TRT sTRlCKLAND,s MELLIFLUous COUGH

: IhBis the bestand cheapest rsmedy for oouGhs,
Solds, hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, aud
lent bssam enthusiastically recommend ia Mrs.
Mltchol barr street Cincinnati, says she hnA been
lear sufferer WITH cougn fot many years 80 bad a.
not 70 by able 20 walk mp stairs She took cus hottie
ol TINS bssam Rnd has been better ever since, and
ADVISES all VINO nave Coughs, Ojids and Asthma 10
ny thlsyaluable Cough pAlsRm Fifty ceuts per bot
tie. sold byall druggsti, and manuiaetured IL No
east Fourth street, Cincinnati 80
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l9lantatton 15tttrrs,
=. T.--1seo--x.

Persons Of sodentsry habits trouble with weakness,
ISsstude, palpitaton Of the heart, acR Of appetite
hTtesp after eating, torpid liver, constipation, 81,
deserve to suffer if they will not try the oslebrsied
PLANTATION BITTERS
Which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce an immediate
beneficial effect They exceedingly agreeable, per.
ecy pure, aud must supercede all other tonics where
healthy, gentle stlmuantis required
They purity, strengthen and inugorhte;
They create healthy appetizer
They are an anadote to change Of water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the system and enliven tho mind;
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers;
They purity the breath and acidty Of the stomach;
They cure dyspepsia and cSnsupRto
They cure darrhoa, cholera and cholera morbus;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headacne;
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant
and exhausted natures great restorer They are
composed Of the oelebrated calisaya bark, winter
green, sassass, roots and herbs all in per
ectly pure st. orOix rum.
49, 'Ihaye given the Plantation Bitters to huDd.
cSds OF our disabled soldiers with the most astonish
ing effect G, W. AEDRhws,
supt. Soldiers Home, Cincnnati.''
" - The Plantation Bitters have cured me fliver
complaint of which { was LAID up PROSTATE, and had
to abandon my business, ..r lid
b. 'H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO"
40" owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev, W, H.w wAGGoEER, MAdridlN. T."
''" " Thou wilt send me two bottles more OF thy
Plantation Bitters, My wife has been & eatly benefit
ted by their USE, Thy TREND,
ASA oURRiN, Philadelphia, Pa"
' . have been a great sufferer nom dyspepsia
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
itters have cured me. -. ...
Rev. j. 8. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. Y"
"S Send us twenty -four dozen more Of your
Plantation Biters, the popularity OF which are daily
Increasing with the guests Of ourhsuse rt".
SYKES, CHADWICK 6Co.,
Proprietors WillArd's Hotel, Washington, ID. C."
Such are one In thousands OF certificates daily rs.
ceived They are immensely beneficial to weak per.
soma and delicate females.
BE cautious OF re.6lled bottles See our signature
on fine steel plate label. They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold our patent log cabin
bottles by respectable druggists, gocers, hotels sa.
oons, steamboats, and country stores
DRAKE CO,
e22daw6m 2O2 Broadway, N. 7.
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Drrss ann 0gIuat fsaaktng


Diseases ofthS throat, chestAnd pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, iusidious and DANGEROUS, The
properties Of n medicine 10 alleviate cure and nptoot
these complaints must be expectorsnt, anodVnb and
nugoutng, loosenng the muuus VI the thruAt, and
mpariuR tone TO the entre system. No discovery in
medical seisnee ever mastered this class Of diseases
like Dr. Wyukoops Iceland PectotA. tits used with
the most astonishing resutsin all eases Of bronohts
nanenaa, ghooping cough, diPthsEa or putrid sore
throat gthuia Group, eoaghs, colds nervous irria-
Utility, 6c.
The Rsv j. j. Potter cettides that 81 have used DR.
Wynkoops Peotors for several years, myself aud in
my hmly, lor severe pulmonary complaints, and
have recAhinenoed It TO Others and have never
seen its equal" Rev.J. }. Potter, BrooxlynN Y.
Hunafeds aud thousands Of important testlmoni.
ais could be produced showing It's remarkable cures
and that IL never hila I.I.. ...
Il Is composed Of pure Iceland Moss, Balm Of ell.
sad, Peruvian Balsan Elecampane, tomfrey Bur.
dock, and other invaluable expectsrAnt and tonic IN.
gradients. tits harmless, prompt sud lasting 10.
yads and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trial
Every family should have IL. Il IL remarkable Tor
Group. Fun descriptions, Recommendation raid d.
ectious accompany each bottle.
Sold in Dayton by W ", stewart and all principal
druggists.
Prepared by DR.. 4 D wynkoop. aud sold by D.s.
Barnes Co., New York. ss29dly
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1NHE Etnagrants policies FOR LIFE, for a term
Il OF years, EndowIilent potgneB aud ohhdIen's En-.
dowment Also, Non Foriehng PolicieH, on which no
payment s required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid losses in this city
within the last six months.
Among all the contrivances OF men 10 protect the
family circle from want none can be feund mora sim,
pie IN its character noble In s features or certain n
ts results, than Life Insurance. II is the prop which
the dying husband caves 20 l ~.
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1 5a.H ,gtHB1 Is8l5a Dg 5is
BE SAFE FROM THE PASGs OF WANT 81
BI5i| URaAS
1aJ bHA glRH 90nI bAa sl'

Would those ehlldrea have comfortable home, end
the OF edueRtIOni Would this Wfs hs indepen.
dent OF the cold charities Of the worldf Would this
aged and feeble parent he provided forfF Would my
estate pay my debtsl Would there be sacrifice OF
property by forced sales OF an administrator to meet
the demands ofcreditors-salea made when the market
tends downward, and far prices cannot be realiged3
How few can answer these question TO their satjsnc
toni They fear 70 ask tIen, and cherish tbs belief
that they have Along lease life, This 10 both fool
ish and cowardy. The brave TnAn, ~ ,,r'.I-t..I IN
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LIFE
IMsURAr rIQE ]

Young men iubt starting In bttsness Who's. chi.,
capital ~ their energYan Integrity should thar
iSer 70 the amount Of half tneir litbhtes B,leh a.
act Of dlsnierostod honesty when kno 10 therorsJ
llors would Justly increase ther cdlddenee M thsn
twopld show thatthey did not NJh 10 49,
mendS exposed to any ayOidabee eeney; and ~
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b r "a Ed ELS rUssIIEAG oII

sd a. s1o ssvis sl1i U1sW3 bns 9e'3uJ
Isseodio for Public Speakers and Singers .l7''
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SALOON.

Corner OF Third aud Jefferson streets.
=. LIE COMPT.
TNHE best .9f WINES, LIQuoRs, CIGARS. &C., al.
il ways on hand Redh
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tits the unseen hand OF the father reaching
forth from the grave, and atl ourphing his offspring
and keeping together the family By IT,, the fAdihfu
sou .sh taft a. y
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Cash and CRshH ems -. a. 50S 66
Loan on Ronh sRd M0Ttgapa, and Stock ~ y ~
eolaterslsg;@.. lT,2is ~
United S0tes, Michigan, aud Hartford City 4
Bopls, ,....: :.,.., ...-...s.a ..ajiS bst6s So
Hartford New fqril and Boston Hank k'i VI I
shalsss, ..s,,.... g't,bJ3 50
Central Rsilroad shsrss-.s !. .,..l d gss75Oo1
Aoetued lnleranf. Premiums duSsaa Hll fafF ~
other property Of the company !.......l 1854 49,
adt nllU gii4 iq sINaNF tiets Al--A4l----- 2. n
TetalAiNFkst valus.a .,s.. saag fa4 so
- ioav 81 fIkBII.ITIEs. ,,,..l.. 7 n. I
unseitled L0aFea,., ...1as tB,06a 80
sheLf ta g.faIrflLH adi oi nfu is----a------
q - tIa afas,afeE .rgp lrgul t1a S826b2f o.
Oapiial ,,,,. a. 80 $500 0O0 pTltl sea f q
Bufplua .............,. ,.. 28,brt 6fG 5aa %
folciss issued by John Il. .aToPRBA1iAk,
auie isas .dlr' Nafip gsosAgent - Dayton, !,
- Naeet IA B ass tiget
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PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternityi Syt
the honest debtor satisfies his conhdng creditor when
fate seemed least propltous. In moral and worldly
sense 1t one great weapon by which to rob death Of
his sting. VISA Hrl 8.tUH. l. tal
Let any husband, father, sou, ask hlmselL al was
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-07-13

Persons OF sodsnary habits troubled with weakness,
sssitude palpitaton Of the heart, acR Of appetite,
hsresp after eating, torpid liver constipation, ,
deserve to suffer il they will not try the ceiebraed
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

hear Mr. Purniss's cabine. portrait No. H. Is wor'
thy Of attentive study, the action, very difficult 70
eatOb Is almost perfectly given. Nor must we pass by
NJ. Mignois Jersey Meadows 60 fresh and breezy
not at all hunt by its proximity TO Turner'S nor, lastly
Mr. C. c. Colmans "Frut Piece in which the fruit
"a AZ beautiful as tho dish and vase are bideously ugly.
The Eastern Poet sings Of "appes Of gold in dishes Oh
syef," sUpposng be had said lin dishes Of Maohea'
what should We have thought Of his faster
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
Trny.ier~' Guide.

4. Albuy, ty H1h-en n. r.. 81 Warers''' -
N, I! ~. 8;5, go, 1910 Z. ri' SUNDAY eN' u
60 Xi5.ay' by iia..,sn r. H. s6tbs: "hcv,
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r. si sosos. b. SS.icpica iiae, Pier SNR
sud s,o1sn ,.en INC, Pses u n. r., aaiy te1s'N a.
ssepieil.
10 Boston. by New Haven Il K. via sffles,nj r u n
yah-st ard stt-sv.. ........ .''....'o~ "a ar
To Boston by kcw.Hsven X. r, e7th =. sia " q, sS
.y vi Shore Line Il! md y. m ssDes =, D.,
10 Bridgeport, b. steamer BridsepoH' NV. Il n
sip et....,... o., Raiirosd foos
qu lIssi9 end chs West % land 10 g. m sn5 ~
G,asn nart r. ,srl on Saturday, 2 M 20
AV.nb.nf lii, Fsr.llnslale. Lon Is~hd, ~ 10
/ Ksirosl rosa JsIrcss.ip ana 'o0' VI s' %.
A. RI H. ~, ca ty R.rsn aud Delaware By
III, st,s,aer Jesss Hoyt, foot oil mn,,sy - ..
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~ New Gay,n, Hartford and sPfinstesa--s.ifsn .
er. sove Peek sl!p q. n 's1,sst
80 gsu,. Haven, by the New'hsH,n NJ a 80 o.
and Ahsv., st T. 9 iit a. III. I.,. !, "a ;,oS9
To tho Wes 81 ren,sYS'ssS ~ - SSndey trau p1
M pahhi. w., by CsptEsl Railroad OF Nsw'Jes..9'
Disr n l., 0 .. IN, IL LII. aud 7i'V p NJ SUB 80
n philadeiphii by wJerssy huIcaas los'
canril and -, land 10 ni IL M, |soa y" NJ uH
sna IL midnight. Sunday.
10 Wsshins.on, By Nes jersey n NJ 100,
Ccunlsndt 81, and 10 a. H., y r n''' Anu 80
piidaisit Sunday. 40 .hW
nor furi scr n.l5rr.l .iion ~ &c. AID 20 ns .ss
ns Advertisements n ane.fe! psTf CT 'o'' F'"
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NV RAILROAD PnoIIor-At the meeting o

t4s Jersey City Common Conncil on Tuesday night
petition was received from n. ID. Taylor and others,
Exscutiye Committee Of the New.yoIt AMI Fort Lee
Rilrosd COMPANY 70; privilege 10 lay hoisr rroad
Jrrss, In Commnnipav Cove northwani clong Hudson
ard other streets parallel with the North River. Ii Is
the Intention Of tae company 10 LAY railroad track
nom tho ebose named po,nt a. Foit Lee, connecting
vith all the iptsrnedsto ferries. The PETITION war 70.
fcirsd 10 the Committee on Railroads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16

FAsAL FALL.-Coroner Collin on "wednesday
ted an inquest at theSew York Hoepta! on Gle Doo!o
George Shannon late porter in the store No ls 5As.
eitys, The deceased while at work on INC iiru ncVt
on Ius.lay afternoon. secidendy fell through 'y oaEs
way 20 the basement receiving Injuries ron tcn -
died sooa sity being removed 10 the hospital Ae"e'
AGED n years, and native % Germany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-16
No. 40 BRoArvAy,
lAdvef,t.ren,.
NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK.

coRNxn OF BzoApwAy AND wALLsr., NV boN
Doal, er.,rs!ye,y and speedily 10 G0venment SO H''
80 noe. S20 ilfs sai Sizes Of 1884, st-pI' SyssS
al s.r money. Interest allowed on see0ur'' b. pesp
.,-o.,.,. y. O. ADAMS, rrs,tert