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Union Victory at Providence.

PROVIDENCE, April 15.-The second
trial to elect thirteen members to the n
General Assembly, in this city, to-day
resulted in the success Of the. Union
National Ticket.
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Mem Civilizations.
MERIVALEs ROME, Vols. and 6.
u. APPLETON e. CO.,
it3 AND AS BROADWAY.
PUBLISH THIS DAT

PUBLISH THIS PAT
VOLS. v. AND W. OF ,,
HISTORY OF THE ROMANS UNDER TIE
EMPIRE.
Br CasI-Fs aEKIyALE. BID. -,
To be completed in ,o small 8yo. Handsomely pf'n
tinted paper. irce, :! pr veL CLOTH hah mo0eoO
81 80.
Vols. snd -Comrrisins the History to tie Fail oil J1aH
Vol il~o tie Establishment Of the Monarchy by Angus
vo w. and v-Frorn Augustus Cl,udus, b. c. q to A.
Vol v-Fro the Reign of Nero A. 81. to the Fall Of Je
Vol vI-Fro the destruction Of jerusalem A. p. 70, TO
This vaabe wcrs terminates a, the point where the nara
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of the two writers must be admitted that Meivac bas IS
hnn grasp OF hi. subject Gihbon, snd ts' ms wo'h
caIaeterzed by greater freedom ir'' p''Judo'' 'n'
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Mem pnbliratlons.
NESSRS. TICKNOR & FIELDS
WI PUBLISH THIS DAY, TIiE foLho"iN"
NEW WORKS:
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Nv
HYMNS OF THE A0Es. TniRo ssKiss Printed enc
bound uniformly with the previous volumes OF lhe series
Ivol small 40 with stee! pate. frce ~ -.
This voup Is continuation Of tie admirable and hstly
,,., c ciop. which bear the came The editors
ssy o. It. ,
The present Jders f ON previous efes H. we arg
.r,c. accorded TO hymns IN Time OF WAY, end 1o Nu
Ass. We have teen edvsel TO include hymns by W ai'
Wesley towpe- nd others which had been i'Je'
a. co,,or M { urch collections; and have also eig tnh
., ~e could Of Tire mvstcs, tender songs OF -"0
.iuyon. Aey being out OF rrlni ~ tis country ; III
Nor have filled e. lee 1vrr ''w more OF we
Latin hymns which. fienus Down through oe n' & ~
sh traDslst ous cy into iir heart tocSy a.
had only EcacLed native grponf; proving s'i -
the Eternal al hearts ana the ccniatS s'' Ou'
az night - 81,
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vol 52ino g 50. 49,.
This volume continues tire series Of Mrs Jaursoh' VIZ"
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,.,s OF ten volumes Uniform in sze, s'ye ard price,
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,ol, TALES OF A GRANDFATHER. vols LOtk'
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Financial.
DECIPROCITY. MINING COMPANY
~ OF CANADA EAST
TRUSTEES:

TRUSTEES:
TX Gov JAMES POLLOCK, Director Uaited States Mint,
Phide phe.
WILLIAM q. M0ORHEAD, President Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company Philadelphia.
CHAS. Is. WRIGHT. Of c. Z. Wright Co., Philadelphia
HENRY SHELDON Of Stanton. Sheldon Co.. New
York.
WILLIAM r. HATCH. OF Fairbanks 4 Co. New York.
TB. BUNTING, Of I Il. Bunting Co. New iork.
L. p. CHIrTENDEN Gate Register United States Treas
ury) Of New York
Prrsident--l. r.. CHIrTENDEN.
Banker.-FISh 4 HATCH.
General NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RANKIN, NJ. p.
Secro.ary-JOHN NJ. HOOD
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OFFICERS:
President AMORY EDWARDS, esq New York
Treasurer, l.. II. SIMPSON. esq., New-fork.
Secretary, J. EDWIN CoNANT. esq, New York
JOHN NJ. CLAPP, esq, General Resident Snpenn
tcndent
Counsel Mes.rs. PLATT, GERARD BUCKLEY New
York -
DIRECTORS:
AMORY EDWARS, csq, New-York.
EBEN 3. CkOCKER, esq. Of Croker Wafren' Ne"
York
FLETCHER WFSTRsY. esq, OF We.,ray. Gibbs hari
castle, Eew.ioIk
j. NJ. CLArP, esq, President, Vensnso County
Penn
l.. H. SIMPSON. c.q.. OF l.. IL. Simpson Co.. New
lolN
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CAPITAL STOCK. 100. eco SHARES.
PAR SO SUBSCRIPTION PRICE +t1-%lS PAYABLE
AT THE TIME OF SUBSCRIPTION
RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL,
10000 SHARES.

THIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
Of Purcn,.ng Working Selling md Leasing Mining Lands
and Righ,s IN the British Provinces and ne.hooDs iocc-
IL Is now the OF nearly fifteen thousand acres OF
the riches. gold lands OF the CIA DEbE gold district o.
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The Company has been Organized ser the ,mo't thorough
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IIg COMPANY PREPARED To TEYAr UPON rAsoAN'Lh
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MINING RIGHTS.
limited number OF hare, Of the capital stoc. nsy ne suo'
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81 BROADWAY. NEWBORN.
where the pro.pectu map. and al Information fean 10 e
Company, may be hsd on APPLICATION
The Trustees uute.tAiingy invite The attention Of me
pubi.c To the RECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY, as
possessing v,ue fully equal that of say Mining Company
hitherto organized.
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ITS LANDS FORM ITS

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amount will bs returned. HENRY WICK, Treasurer.
Cleveland. Ohio Nov u. 1874
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FOR TIL Il A II NJ
IN fLAOh of thh foLbo"''N' -
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ro s,,psrrr,r,.vs
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or o,hsr causes The County Volunteer Coa4ies have
resolved IN addition their business 4 raising Recruits t.
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i 's
whole
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Gnantial.
yINHE PRESIDENT
PETROLEUM COMPANY,
PRESIDENT,
yENANGO COUNTY. PENN
yENANGo COUNTY. Penn

ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
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IOHN PONDlR,
NJ. 33 PiNE.SrREET,

PETROLEUM OIL STOCK BROKER.
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Professional Nolltrs.

DR. CHARLES Lutte, PROFESSOR of
~ MIDWIFERY. treats sprre,sfiily ai special dfcul
tics OF FrrnaIrs. HIS FEMALE MONTHLY gfGULAr
mo POWDERS, WARMED safe and healthy and to sye
immediate relief in s These c--bfs'.d POWDERS
have thousands OF mug the ast
year, whou, instance 81 failure and ndoned BY tie
zhest mede " this county Csn he obtained al
hs oice no OLA. Bsosdwsy N.Y. or,sniby letter Free o.
II ERNIA CURED. No. II Walker-st. Fee
II 80. sOLONOE ANDREWS MD.
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nIARIES FOR 1S65.-All kinls, from 2;
~ osIts to - each, for sale by the Publishers.
FRANCIS l. L0uTffL, No. IS Maiden Lpus.
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SECUEITY INSURANCE. NPANYg
OF NEW YORK. 4.'Hul

Ihesccompaniesdivide three-fourths of net profits
to the Policy Holders in scrip, bearing in
tetestat6 percent,thereby ia ndln the surplusahd
giving Policy Holders greater security aad cheape
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SOLDIERS INTEREST
Er0unDG9@9
A-GENCY
For Collecting Bounty Money,
PENSIONS, BACK PAY,
. AND
MILITARY CLAIMS GENERALLY.
TNHE Agency OFT. ". TALLMADGE & CO., for the
Collecting Of Soldiers and Government claims is
ssl conthued lot thls and adjoining counties, at the
B. F. REINMUND,
Corner OF Main and Columbus Streets,
LANCASTER, OHIO.
Prompt attention will he given to prepare all neces
BOunty Money
Due to Soldiers by reason ofexpraton of service or
discharged on account Of wounds received while in
the service: Also to Widows and Heirs of Soldiers
VINO die in the service.
Pensions
Allowed by law to all Soldiers disabled in service, to
Widows, Orphans. or Widowed Mothers of deceased
Soldiers Our faelities for collecting
Back Pay,
Are not surpassed by any, Our experience has
ken US great advantage in this department. All
who have claims against the Government will do well
TO consult US either in person or by letter.
Delay Not
But mako your application at once by calling nj tho
oace OF Il. II. REINMUNb, Agent,
Corner Of Main and Columbus Streets
LANCASTER, OHIO.
RcTc crcnces:
We cordially recommend T. W. TALLMADCE, as
a man entirely worthy Of confidence, and one who
will honestly carry out whatever he proposes'to do
W, s. Rosecrans, Major General 8. A.
c. p. Buckingham Adutant Generl,U. g. A.
G. B. Wright Qdartermaster Generalof Ohio.
Ex-Governor Dennison.
We also refer to the following officers in service.
Major General W. T. sherman.
Briyadier General II. B. Ewing
r. r. Pond, cd
G. II. Pippey, Both
Lieut. Colonel swayne, 43d
-" v. cupp, 1st Reg 0. v. Cavalry
MAJOR Joob A. Stafford, LIST Regiment O.. l.
!" r. p. Jackson 5sth
H. II, Glesy, 46th
We refer to the following citizens Of Lancaster Ohio:
Hon. Thomas Ewing, Hon, p b, Ewing, Messrs Hun
ter Daughcrty, John D. Mnrtn, John 3. Brasee,
Charles Garaghty, Mossrs. Rober Kutz & Co., Or.
Wagenhnls, Pension Surgeon.
Lancaster, August 90 1s63-2lf
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Price2J and 5O Cls per R0ttIc.

The Curative Balsam is
warranted, If used accord
ing to directions, 10 cure
in all cases, Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, and all affections
OF the Throat and Lungs.
Madame Zadoc Por-
tors Balsanl Is APrRE-
LY VEGETABLE ExPEcTORANr,
prepared with great care
and scientific skill, from a
combination of the best
re m g dies tho vegetable
kingdom affords. It's rem
etlial qualities are based on
its power to assist the
healthy and vigorous circu-
lation Of the blood through
the lungs. II enlivens the
muscles and assists the skin
to perform the duties of
regulating the heat of the
system, and in gently
throwing Of the waste sub
stance from the surface of
the body. II loosens the
phlegm, induces free spit
ting, and will be found very
agreeable to the taste. It's
not q violent remedy, but
emollient, warming, search
ing and effective, can be
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Notice 10 Drafted Men
HEADQRs or rHR l2rn Con. DIsT,; |
Chlllicotne, Ono, JUly l2th, lBoS,

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..fri1A chllicotne, ono, JUly l2th, lsos.
DARAGRAPH I'd OF Circular So. airom the office
ID OF the Provost MARSHAL General Is so Tar modified
as to require every drafted man claiming exemptons
hy reason Of having paid the sum OF three hundred
dollars S5oO), under section l3 OF "The act ior on
rolling and calling out the national forces and for
other purPoses approved March ID, 1863 to present
DUPLICATE RECEIPTS from the receiver ofcom.
mutation money. for such amount, TO the Board OF
Enrolmentof MS district In order TO receive there-
rom aCERTIFlCATE OF EXEMPTION,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue IN each
Congressional District has been authorized by the
Secretary Of War and directed by the Secretary ofthe
Treasury, to receive from drafted persons, who de-
sire It for tho purpose Of exemption from the dra,
the money above specified On receipt Of the sum,
the Collector Of Internal Revenue shall give tho
drafted person paying it DUPLICATE RECEIPTS.
Both copies of these receipts shall be delivered 10 the
Board OF Enrolment on before the day the drafted
person Is required TO report for duty copy to be
setaned by the said Boardand when delivered to the
said Board the drafted person shall be furnished by
the Board, with acertfcate Of exemption disehargng
him from further liability under the draft by
of having paid the sum Of three hundred dollars as
Aforesaid. SO GEO. W. R0BY,
Provost Marshal and President of the
q, Board Of Enrolment.