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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
TIE UNION FAIR CoNCERT.-A concert was

THE UNION FAIR CONCENT.--A tVlIO'40 W
riyen on Saturday night ut irving Hall for de beheh'
ofhc Union Homo and School for Soldiers Children H'
which several Of osr leading musicians gave teiF scr
v;oss band of trained by hr l.
]. uopI..yssanc several choTnses under his bro'u'n'
The tonsarc, was BIZ no means 50 large the charac
ito oc,,1n,ncc and the phlanlhroPc object ior
which il vas given deserved.
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ADVERTISEMENT
IHR FOURTH NATIONAL BANK,
Nrw.YoRK DEPOsIrARY

FINANCIAL AGENT or TIE UNITED Stalls
Nos u and % Pine-st.
Receives subscriptions to the new $40 TREASURY
hoTEs which aIe oony ertibc OF maturity INTO a!A PR
CENT GoIp-BsARns0 so BoSia
Commissions on per cent allowed in all cases and
liberal terms 70 Banks WHO buy " sell again;
Receives subscriptions 10 the 1910 Bonds
Converts the old $40 notes into per cent. 1881
Bonds;
Collects Warrants and Drafts on the Treasury. and
trausacs ell other business connected with Govern
men,. MORRIS KgTCnUN President.
d. W. VAUGHAN. Cashier.
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IAdvertiseneu..l
PRrgIpRNr y

~, ,s 81 81 his company IL hr.ur roplly taken up III
IN, o,,r rher crcur We fad that It's h'er-tn oilec
r,n,i.y ~. ,.'sres's Il tee sioeFaai"r / ~ - a.
g N be- vel suer1ed. Out Fesd'ia VINO inehi ~ NH
c,;ni,n srsuis wro know 20 DO r. rin men
Il SIMPSON co o.c Cedar = Ne"''oA- '"'" ~
ti.e,aept can os reen IN another column.
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fhdyer,.somGB'l

C,Erg non nRFAKFlFT are not fnJOyhbTe UT
los ,c,orrranicd Nv gr.Ts East INDIA COFFEE ihe Iats.
!. ia b. uoccf. Price ~ cents p@' - AA Io h~'''
no o.Dsr y,li.uo. Oona.d Depot, No. I'i i.s""e AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

or oa-l7 500 bbs Flour s75 bbs. Whisky ~ p,l'.
Cor, Meal = 600 trsh. Wheat, 5r4uJ Dush .pi" "a,
400 busL oats 1870 BUSH Barley, q pkga. As. an
MS provisions 20 pigs Lard. $50 pkIs Va eaAe' ~
hogs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

p-gttsir A- Hospitals at Portsmouth 20 g. -
"a. HEX rsdiag Octoser ~. lsoi-Jshes IA ~, Jss
10th n. \. Cav GsoIge Smslly, 20. d. E" y, ',,u, 80
X. Tane. Co A, 90sh r. Y Cave sorst Lasyei,e ~ 4
n, 5,h q. ;. G. T, Charles lVinsm' Co. r. ''
ssrc Rl,hii 6ira', ca. b, an U. :. l. Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
tAdvertisement.J

THE LAST DAY.--Goldsmth's Penmanshlp,
poos teenins etc No ,ss Brosasay. hwho would avsn
bem.eve. Of tho half price,, notified aas hef names
must be- entered this day, Monday, Oct 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

FpJy RAILROAD. Tie Timetables oil thF
road have UNDERGONE important ehanscs "H'h 'So -
feet to-day. see advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

The Board has declared dividend of five per
cent, payable on the LIST Of November. rC
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company sdrned
Cor the week ending Oct, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

urayrA.-vocal, spinal, Uterine and Ab'
donpal veal urs,s., t'elled " f ~ DA'h'""' va 49,
= Bonl.st, from .. ~ 10 p ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
Il,.nn. sirn Rrar- MIs,l.r.Nrnr.


Means lsrAsr. :. &, Oct. :, 1874
Byig Ger X. SaIrox-Lssr Ge.ernE IL 5eAii o. 's ~
listed tho 3sth Massachusetts, Volunteer Infantry,
reauest you tho iBc0sed suui o. money
b. 6s added 10 the su .nb-cbed b. the fe.dnen ~ ni'
Department the yurpo.o OF - in< nsohEisss 20 tnr
n.ppory oil oil RosgRr g. SHAN and hcs, who ded whii
hiq T.nsng for The Interest you have a' inali
fd m ~. cause Heb T. dear 10 ~, AMI ~ te oan.
va l,v, = 10 honor gho molly d. IN as
.nnoort have the nonsr be- General very respectfully
- looG obei snf servant =,
l. H. HnLovEii, Coz Com. Rect;
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fAdver.ise-iru.i

tAdysr.ise-iru..I
PRICES REDUCED or ALL BINDs OF
IURTAfS aArKBJiIt
a L. 4 J. Il. NIFTY no $50 bro.dwoy.
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The Monument TO Col. Robert q. shaw

The following correspondence To great sr'eht ef'
plains ITSELF but we deem it proper to add that though
the som contributed by Col sHa~s Regiment Il large
It would have been probably ten times az much but FOL
the opinion which psrvades ,he Regiment adverse to
lis proposed location.
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r.cci,-, of Produce

srmer. Sales Of go bbs at 81 II for State and u 7
a 81 ~ for Western. -.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
ro,,;us piace,-pirce- where ihe & oaraa
OF EeeSi.tyJ Meet.

Polling Piaces--E'rc
o. Esesi-'
The following ere dcsi
,ach Election Dist ict IN
ITS, at which Elections sha
J.tcicd. ~
October q. 1864.
DIT. Iil.,F WARD.
ia Or.euwilh-s'.
20 Glecrwirh's,.
a.liG Gfconv ich-st.
I. H. DsIpJ -ier 4.
5. t0i Hfoed-st.
SECOND WARD.
I.sl inp-st
?.f3 ruriine-slip.
Third WARD.
IT Comtaud.-s-
2.it5 Barclay -.
J.2.G Drsrb,gich-s'.'
40 iludson.s'.
FOCaIu WARD.
I.llJae b ..
...dL William o..
,. I8 ,.ey. iip",Ty.
4.a1 (hrfIy- 81.
5.JJ Nsiissn-st
90 Ch-ffT-st
1.ig Cellr'iir-st
FIFTH WARD.
I.sG L-omIIfs -
2.IlgNrs' Bf0ldvay
=. ~ tfank inst.
(. iss Wet nfo.dway.
5.t8 ,iGGssLsi.
ESQ G-r, ls. least.
Isl Lrerh-F'.
b.. " stfs-sf.
SINH WARD.
u.s. ChiiuHsr ..
2.Sirth Weird Hotel, coI.
C.rtre aud R.4d.-ra
1876 City lll-pls e.
~; ElLl.si.
:.HiIcEtTc- =.
t..T liaNieI.si.
10! Mo'fsL
Z 80 tlm -.
g.g1 iiar'rr-s'.
SENESTu WARD.
La iieny-si.
2.iA Cherry ~
:. - Ii-ury--'.
u.s. MoYT0r-.t
:. - Pike -.
q. Ia Madison 4.
1.l Mot'so.a.fy-sL.
s.F. T.. or. Montgomery AMI
I fufor-sff.
9.2.3 lien fv--l.
lg. 80 thcf vt
II.-sg .oar u.
EIGHTH WARD.
- y pfftfs ~.
z..e llompsnn It.
J.I1f EEo0rlc =.
AZ Domim ct.
J.sq irfenwirp-s.
Z, 10 Moc-p.ff,.
T.!S We: liouston.s.
~ Narirk-st.
s.lsy NElct -.
H.. POS Nsrck =.
N.g:l Spring Il
ll.2es iludsoB =.
HlSTu WARD.
i.cE tigcrnNlrhst
g..I,2 ifud.uii-i
o, Bi.-~kcr bni'd.ug- cor
Hl-ckrr lld Ao.;onstA
4.12 ttristrphcfs-
5.lls.lrasc.
,.t5 Hammond q.
go siatL
81 Nfh.asc.
s.t . HutsHn ..
To- i4e'rnre-rf.
i1.-s1frrs .irh.i
rs ~ cor WL.,iin '0n and
". llfar-
Is.IH WAND.
i.Trn..l Mad hotel. o0r.
broofac aad fofsyih'tiA
2.p ! lllid -
sou D.rLlri 20.
.s1 f.rn q.
g.. lDi ii"sisf-s,.
t.Igs tar.I o.
TLEyFi,TiI WAKD.
Ia! Attorney q.
I.2. stanton ..
s.gsi -talton-st
- ". ,oL Stanton and
goesck ila.
s.lIousvof Pa,fiei Ga.l-.lef,
S.W cot L-W4sl.1l4f. 81.
ca As.C.
s.24O Third -.
q. Az The house o! John Ian
e.gs, Sog. =! t. and ~ y
s.Urirn Hal, soI. ~. [ and
s,h =.
l0.i9, IrvI.st.
m 9th ..
~. iiatilf 81.
ig..-f ah.s'.
is.i2i Az. ID.
l6.slt lgh -.
~. st.' East iotli.'.
l..9sillth 2.
10. aOi 81 &.
TWELFTH WARp
la th. house nj George W,
J,nkin., Broedway dnd
g5'h n.
2.attho house q, John Har-,
"a ava. bs.f. ad'h x tlth ss
J.Atth. hop.e Of John ilei
IoTan lis,l--t and Jd.-s-
a.. Jlm q Hop, .,coL.23ib
It, nd 5d.aFe.
3.At tho houfe y! Adm j.
iian. cor. broadway eDd
" uhsifsnat.
- The hou-, Il Thos. Fen.
ton. lois; .. and lu,h eve.
IlI!JlTt.ENTu " ARD.
i.Its DeisDcey.s'.
2..si iftorney--t.
49, Niileit ..
1.1,2 Delaney o.
81 GorIck--i
6.B Msnrin Il.
- He's 2 -
H5s ,-nnoAs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31
THE NEw.HAvEs r. r. DlsAsrER-CoyTIxu

ALTON or TIE CoBoVTRs IsyrsuG ATios-ri ~rnosi -
A COMETTNT WTJSEss.-Iho inyesDgati"n iaio The
causes which led 10 the late disaster aud cts ~ The
Ntw-Isytn Railroad nj seventy seventh - we oon'ir
~. on SATURDAY ai - Lukc's Hospital before Coroner
ksgsY Tho following Is the t.siiiaofy Of e0mle'
teri witness; o.
S.,lrrL G.. Rrfyrs - Philadelphia, Vice Frcsidon.
al the l,rrisIfon works who has been ~ thc Trade
nearly all hi. l testified thtt lately Bis company has
Furnished very little iron g. the fa4euI iilfold tia;
The broken rail- was frnisAed by hit company that
there was deiect probably IN the rail- which gw
inc 10 carolcsfncss IN the manufacture whe tA dei'ct
might not be noticeable Ia the naked eve vfen uo re
was made The detective part should hove been 80. on IN
the manufacture tho broken Ia is IugIsa lfun but
moi 70 good the tbrOgs Iron ~ P"nnsy lyAnia.
the broken rail was strong iInmcdsieiy before
the acciden - when IL made. the Tail rTadnaly
grew weaker by constant u,o, there Is no known mod"
Of testing rail- the rail probably broken =! the
forward motion Of the train though u may have been
caused by the lateral Motions great speed iDctens
,Lr stain atery and forward the strain sed y Tue
intefr aud forward MOTIONS becoming unto hy tho
great spccd Of train would incrrese tho danger Of
break IN 1il. two locomotives increase the sirn on
the rails aud The danger but not IL the two loconiyea
were - far distant from each other never ~ D. on
the sanc rail together.
The nqaest wa then adjourned for fortnight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

The following are Designated rs nc pIaces "a
ooch Elcction DIST ct In tie several WARDS OF this
ity. n, which Elections shah 70 hold uaiii "t.er~lse
~ s', -, u. L. VALENTINE, Clerk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

:. ! ALL = LII, SitI \.
FOURTEEHTH WARD.
~ Mui'-.i.
81 fTrce =.
s.f.a tliz.h.,h',t
4 a. riiuce-s'.
3. 20 Maaou-fl.
6.i.s Giaf d.tt.
..9iu Moist.
G. L.. Msttsi.
g.l47 Ncti-i;.
iO.2iI tlc,!rf.s.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Ia Am,ly--L
Z.NLc0f. sui. lanA D.eeoker
So.
DIS Mercer
4.l;9 Ha,rf;ey place.
5.Ila liih-si.
g., Meet lith-s'-
5.SE cot va -h!ns.on.plaeo
near tho triyc-sliy.
"a Ea-l IioLatCu-Hi.
o 70 ;'h ave.
10. a WEE l3.h -
SIXTEENTH WARD.
In .tn-uye.
2.l1, tn ave.
a.i5J .tA.afo.
s.l2j 7th-ayr.
5.Yii sih-atr.
gao ". i7t1-,t.
:. 100 gl1aVr
0.9i ihtn-avs.
Los sth-iy,.
Inc. 50 W. ltth-sl.
st.NENTE ESIH WARD.
I.2D Dowery.
2 itiEaat Houston a.
.. lct ~ul'oIssL
Z - ~ Az.
s.l0l ST. =.
q. - Stuygsslu,t
:. iuj test ilin-st
P.q8d last l3th-.t
9.2o9 lI AZ.
|l0.il3 East ii'hf,.
tll.ls5 Fast liii-si
4. .aJAy. S, COT stE-r.
n Az. Il. cor. Is.f.
.Is.g.3 loo, iJ,h-sL
.Ia.ii. ~. :.
| y - ~. \.
lii.iTl Dat
lig .It5 nnd lG7 ca--t.
li1.fl1Av 3 SW. cor aih.s'-
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
rs !inl0n-nlscc.
. ~ Vast itrus'-
! 5.rlNS.lftn &. -Foor.ofo ay
am. c0rof i5'h st. X .!d-av
| b.E.E.cor. ofistn-s, = u 'av,
Z ~ Second ave.
s.as9Ziago.s.N Goa. o. ?tsi
| a. W.corof i-'-sv.s< is:L &
go t.asf le-h ..
TO- .c.roit-d tx ?i'sve
lIl.h.W .cor.oflid-si.& ls.-sv.
ii2. E.oo. -fi7th st.lls,-cve
li3.- .co-.oi .1tn-.i,k ls;.av,s
la 81. col. ol pa Il. q ave- \,
kIStTEf STR " ARD.
4 f.Gafscy's. coi.tth Gv.4ld Il
AMI. cor "a ave- and .Jd-e
1.s.M. coLJetA s;.aEd 81 av
4.E.E. COZ. -a-as. anit|h."
s.N. SIDE a AZ. cor. a5ih -
t.N. l.. coz. ID az. ard ;3d-st
..ilo. J.. PARCELS, 6ls It, bet
"a ali!si.syc.
at. cor. aait-st AID 5t-sv
/ . a v. cor f,d--i md Nav,
TWENTIETH WARD
i.2sl " 4sih Il.
~ iu'hHFr.
! -. 9;h.Eye-
/ IN ". Ji;h.s-
5.4si loib ssr.
O.. 10 ". gTthst
| so s'h sv~.
g.t2S fti ayr.
9.2'f cd i've.
1 lo.3is 5fl-asr.
~ ~ sth-ssc.
II, i9i ". IIdd.
Iit.Iil 9lh.aNs.
iIs.sAa 1fl-avt.
! TWENTY FIRST WARD.
| L.. l.. rtT -r;E s. All 4d-Ev-
z.l51 la -fh -
| N. r.. cor Jls' =. rrG 70 sv'
4.-.E. clr. J4tE.sg. ana "a az.
o. y. cor. 4d.sy. an 18th q
! & seS 2i..s., cor J5,L--t.
/ IL E.coEli 1vr. and 18th a..
d. l20 kast l0ih =.
g.l.0E sd -. = W.coF ~ GY
llu.s.E. cor. 4,n av.and 1lst y.
Ills. p. cor. Matisog-sv. aud
gTth--'.
ll7.il46 B,caiway.
ilJ.55 Wet ridsf.
lIs.s.W. cor. 9TH ~. & 53,l y.
TWENTY SECOND WARD
I i..a1 e'n.ay-.
a.At he house Of Dau.cl Fer
b.-r ~ - spd-s,.
.. TX ". seG... b~'. sth and
yin rvcs. h.S. of ga -.
47lf ". s<th-st. hc'. Sti sud
gh-ase. ~ Nationll Hall.
{ s.Cyt ofW. .ish.s, { ,,h ave.
6.S.F. COZ OF sih-evr L 18th d
s.lbl -. .dth.st. bet. Bfosd
way md 5,n-sye.
c.h y. COT lftih-ave.S +,ti-.
- bet s-ih 4 iaih -.
q.k.s.oil.ih .-e. bet. fs;h (.
l,sh..t ..0r. !" E'h-.,. on li-av.
O.ti3 9tb Gge.z5 - y. VI pi.'
-. on " ;. al gih.pye.
Ii.At ih. house oi a. Hind,
| .Hs 9'h.av-.
II cs.l-,Lls:h ~.
il1.AtiAo housr Of John Dsin
hardi, COZ q in--. aud irib
ave.
lIi.Broiiwsy BET. ci.h 1 8Hh
-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

RrcrrrRtSG. aid when must voters
rags!crt IL Tie J'h Ward u is not easy 10 ko"
No maps are posted. IN one phce oil registry, '""
pocy shop Wee; Broadway, opposite Non" Mool'
St. the oay sign of is being place oil registry III '
las; registering days, printed piAeaIH sNo 'h'
yindow Now and since then, the lrlh''a iesiau!
hnndbill has been removed and the usual sign Oh tp'
sho, Exchange Office. substituted; and ho maps %
hondhis outside, except he nome Of the candidate o
Congress-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

! RAiLRoip RovEMEsTs.-Travelers npcT
tho Hew-Haven and Harlem Roads have often seek
and wondered at io trains running upon parallel trec
.or some two miles above Williams Bridge witch Is IL!
miles north o. the Twenty siKhst. station. The redsor
WIS tha; although NE two roads camo together al
tia; point there no junction. each rad lad sin
Gle track and express tTsins on regular tinr lad e
wit OH ~, foubU track for slow trains up on the
single tIncA from the Junction al the " ians Brcg,
station. 1fis has lately been improved. sew iraoAs
ona swllclsf Lave been put IN within !sw Gays "a
thai Tho ears o' both roads run regularly upand down
upon The GoIhe track 10 whcsc the Two road divcrge
jns. above .be crossing Of rc BRINK River. This IS
valuable improvement Ii III add much 10 tAo safety
0fiIaycleis upon both rGds.
A fine lsiee station.luiuse Is building ot Williams
Bridge IA lie place OF the one buFnt during The past
SnInIneY Tho temporarily used there Il I" lie
csod o milo above. 10 accommodate "Wood..wn
Ceroteiy," whore siding aas been laid.
The d0ubc trek Of the Harigm Road & White Plairs
~ Row III succeGful operation, ara proves 20 bc tie
mos. convenient thinZ in the world" a. a conductor
Ipif s6cJ l!Ins-t
IL, tln grcatft of all improvements Of The Harlem
Road is 10 I've seen n, the station nj Twenty sihet.
For rears That has been disgrace 10 'hc Company.
Tho house the prr,onitcaticn o. Inconvenience
and iaaicnl0l 10 the comfort o' passengers. u sp
psared Ike hospital 70, broken-down cGrilrni.
lure cif-Nb ees oil barrels and greasy worLmrn than
did az passenger station VI great Ilsinoss road.
The yTonnd was impaired aud dusty, OF muddy and
aw0ys filthy without plnil walks. and without any
rOh'tnfi''' InI buFthbo "I OnHF'S'n"p. - w"
general has evoked order aud neatness out % chaos and
dirt The old repair shops aud debris have been swept
our The ground paved and plankw laid down. with
sheltojng roof for passengers taking Saytran ont
ode at The time the express Train h inng Up In
ride. IN the arrangement for baggage grand improve
inents have been made ~ facilitate handling and for
safety The Old black walls and roof have been white.
washed and the broom OF reform has made such clean
sweep tat man does hot feel obliged 10 apologize Ia u
stranpci particularly lady for the necessity Of gong
into such Mace tai embark upon q train IL Harlem
stock cont II will not DO because the .es
not iising-in public estimation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

BURGLARS SrEpRIsgD.-A party Of burglars,
at eury hour Saturday morning, forced an entrance
through one Of tie windows or Tie warehouse oil
Mcssip j. DOSonUR & sOy, No. go Froni.st. While en-
eaged in removing come cotton. they were discovered
by officer DEsMO2D Of The 4lh Precinct. The thieves
beat baAJ retreat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

WHERE THg PENNIES Go.-An inquest was
Yesterday beld by Coroner BA'SEY ct No - Wet
Seyentcenthst on the BODY Of Ann GoIDNG' n'tNe
II Ireland aged 20 years. Deceased has i9r about -
wears p.t KEPT an apple stand IN the ncirhofhpod oi
Ve.i tcfro 'iIsre and was well known Ia tao rest
dcDlg In fhat VICINITY Size has not been fa'n finco
Thndy las, IN Lor old pace and probably died 'i'hcr
thnt day or night the corpse ~ foIHe"hat n''"m
pogst ~ q tTuns Ia her apartment "fs "ahd f''eb
Daes 6ed with pennies some silver COINS ana Tire, "'
four wallets containing bib. The money US taken N
char.,. by tae Coroner. who viii see that So hhs DC
cent hari.l Whether she Aas any TeirIl'eA Ia ms
country - unknown
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

CHARGED WITH SELLING PRoPEETT Not BE-
LONGING 20 HM -EEAsrus l.. V. G,EhriT alias Aoss,
was yesterday arrested on charge Of scing In Juno
last to Mr.. pAKSErr EnAsuKI. 81 No. ~ Granist a
horse and wagon, tho property II Mr. GRAHAM. foT
the ann Of sln1 hc accused AZ the the Do ia ne
property Ia complainant. stated that lis nai1e Va'
Frsrtuc Moss and his reason selling WIS that be
had bought II cheap ard now wished e. dlsp0f ~ 10 -
he had occasion 20 use the money. Jua'ioe lfnwTIH
committed the accuse for trel IA dclul " SlDO bail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

lILc following letters, ast received - tie L.oi Oice
Wellington have b,en -sn' rs fcf pubie cation:
SrEy.lyog GEsFaAL's OFFICE
OnprIA ". l.. Aux. !, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

Suicide BY SHOOTING. or Saturday
morning Mr. VIZ. I. .SANpFoRn. WHO has urtl re
Gently been IN TIC employ Of the Second Avenue
Railroad Company IN tho capacity Of con
ductor. committed suicide at bis residence
No. $40 East Fifty ioni thsi. by sh"oung LIN.
splf .hroueh the head with revolver. lie had
hecn drinking Ia excess for some dsyB pet and whs
absr.r- under dlirpn tm,rs % TIE tina he coHmlisd
the act Coroner CCiTy held nn ilgutsi on the BODY
and q ~erdio, Of Death by suicide by sAociils Wine
labOrsns uud,T Mt Of temporary ins1nit. was rem
dercd. Deceased was TINT, seven years o. age and
nsty. OF Pcnghkoepsic. this state MS remains III
be taken to POughkeepsie for intermeni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-31

FRYyCH BENEVOLENT SOCIETY. The annual
meeting ofthc above society VIA held Tiurtday evening
at No ga broadway. The following tho disburse.
mcnis for the past year; Cash, e. l3 90 3'.s35 pounds
Of bread; and o. tuns Of coal The following officers
wore clec.fd for the ensuing year,
H. H. Reyfal Prssldrnt u. Ps,an. l' Vice PRECEDENT; A.
T.. oden "a nio~.Pni D. Bros,Ij Trayrri T.. Per
iso s.oTs7y ~. So..onor v. Charter, g. March nd J.
qufls T. k.ynsi D.. Chav W. fof'W rngrr. II. ha.ard.
J. Iiaer.tsl r. PTovo ~. l. ieer. r. Dechsrs, couinis
s.r
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-09-08

NOTHING tlatis not wholesome, genial and restor
ative In its nature enters into the competition Of
ostetters stomach Btters This popular preparation
contains neral Of any kind, deadly botanical
element; fiery excitant: but isis combination Of
the extracts Of basamic herbs and plants with
purest and mi dest of all diifusive stinulaHts.
1t is well to be forearmed against disease and, far
as the human system be protected by human
against maadles enge endered by an unwholesome at
mosphere, impure water and other external causes,
Hostetters Bitters may he relied on as a safeguard.
In dlsIics infested with Fever and Ague II has been
found infallibe as preventive AID irresistible
remedy and thousands who resort to 1t under appre
henson of aH attack, escape the scourge and thous
ands who neglect TO avail themselves OF its protective
qualities in advance, cured by very ief course
Of this marvellous medicine. Fever and Ague patients
ater pehg pcd win quidhe or monlhs in vain, until
fairly saturated with that dangerous akaod, not
unfrequeutly restored to health within few days by
the use Of lIoste.ter's Bitters.
The weak stomach is rapidly invgorated and the ap
petite restored by this agreeable Tonic, and hence II
works wonders in of Dyspepsia and in less con.
frmed forms of Indigestion Acting as a gentle and
painless appercnt, as well upon the liver 1t
invariably relieves the Constipation supernduced by
irregular action Of the digestive and secretve organs
Persons OF feeble habit liable to Nervous Attacks.
Lowness of Spirits and Fits ofLanguor, find prompt
and permanent relief from the Bitters The testimony
on this point is most conclusive and from both sexes
The agony of BibSans Collie is Immediately assuaged
by single 10 Of lhe stimuaut, and by occasionally
resorting to it, the return OF the complaint may be
prevented.
As y General Toni Hostetter's Bittcrs produce ef
fects which must be experienced witnessed before
they can be fully appreciated. In cases Of Constitu
tioNal weakness, Premature Decay and Debility and
Decrerjtude arising from Old Age, 1t exercise the
electric i4fuence II the convalescent stages Of ali
diseases it operates a delightful nvigoraut. when
the powers OF natrre relaxed it operates to
force and rc-estahlish them.
Last but not least it is the only Safe Simulant be.
ing manufactured from sound and nnocuous materials
and entirely free from tbs aid elements present more
less in all ordinary tonics and stomachcs the day
No family medicine has been universally, and IL
may be truly added. deservedy popular with the In
tellge ut portion of the community, as HosTETTER's
BITTERS.
Prepared by lIosTETTER SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa
~ Sold by all Druggis 8, Grocers and storeke eeper
every where.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-09-08

TuE peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScRorULA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes of men. 1t
either produces or is
produced by an en-
ieebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
the vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
leaves the system to
fall into disorder and
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-09-08
HembOld'S Extract Buchu and Improved
Rose Wash Cures
SECRET DISEASES.

In all thsir stages, At little expense
Little or no change in Diet, No Inconvenience
AND NO EXPOSURE.
II causes frequent desire and gives strength to Ur
nate, thereby removing distractions, Preventing and
Curing Structures of the Urethra, alaying Pain and
Inflammation, frequent in the class of Diseases and
eXpelng ali poisonous, diseased and wornout matter,
Thousand upon thousands who have been the victims
OF quaCks and who have paid heavy fees to be cured
in short time, have found tney were deceived, and
that the "Poison" has by the f"powerfu astrin
gents" been dried up in the sysom, to break out in
aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-09-08
Hats,
Caps,
Trunks,
ValiSeS,

And every thing else generally kept in a well
conducted Clothing establishments
True, we have no Hoop skirts or Razors, Bed
Spreads nor Lamp Chimncys; neither have we
mock Jcwelry nor Hair Dresses, Toy Drums nor
Small Combs but what we do have we viii sell
you Mt its valuc, not at the 'smal sum of triile
above first cost" for that Is not true and would
not agree with the heading of this article but
we Will charge you living profit.
since, by selling Goods we make our living,
and by selling i'm reality without humbug, at
"riic above cost" no man can live unless he
calls that "trine 30 or 90 per cent.
Nv opistlc being now about the length of q
common Dialogue advertisement, I viii close,
inviting the public In general and everybody In
particular to call at my store and satisfy them
selves that am in existence yet and have plcn- =
ty of Goods to sell them as above stated, and
what Is more so, | will have in due ime n new
stock of Spring and summer Goods that Will
astonish even tho twoncighbors of the dialogue
We Will sell you
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1864-09-08
Lamps and Lamp ChimneyS.

Desiring to 90 ont of the Lamp trade, we will
sell our present stock of Lamps, which Is very
good Al COST These Lamps wore purchased
before the recent advance in prices, and viii be
sold - per cent. below the present Wholesale
prices. We always keep good assortment of
MAY 26-3m BOOK STORE.