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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

In the Probate Court, Boise Co., Idaho r,
D. P. Fouts & James Taylor vs., S.H.E
Robert Str0tEer.
NOTICE is hereby given to al persons h
In or claiming liens on the naSiDo
known as Smith q Srother's claims VIZ
situated about one hundred and fifty yards
the first bridge, from Idaho City, in said coI.
on the tolI-road to Boise City, and which is boz
ded on the northwest by MoOre's creek, lying fol-
hundred feet along said creek, and runs back tn,
same width to the hill at right angles with tn,
creek, including creek and bar ground within sal
dimensions for further description, on the oppc
site side of the creek from this ground, and lyin.
northwest from it, are the Last Chance claims O
upon the ditch or the race connected Herewith
or upon tie said mining ground, or any of IL
rights or appurtenances thereunto belonging
be and appear in the said Probate Court on Il
fourth Monday in January, 1865, and during Il
January term of said court for 1865, and then al
there exhibit the proofs of said liens.
y2n4wS E. F. GRAY, Atty for Pits.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
Sraap1Sc.-col. N. E. Whitesides in a

speech in S. F. recently said
He expected soon to hear. that the brid-
groom would be compelled to wear stamp
on his breast, before he could lead his bride
"a the altar. and that the frst-born would
also have to wear a stamp.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29
what the Rebels Think Of It.
Washington, September Is

/ washington, GepGemDer 10.
The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th inst.
has long editorial on the Chicago Conven-
ton. After dissection of the platform, ard
Lincoln's and McClellan's conduct of the war,
it then says thus:
, Whether we look at the nomination in the
light of peace or war, we prefer Lincoln to
Mcclellan We can make better terms of
peace with au anti-saVery fanatic, than an
earnest Unionist. We can gain more militia
ry success in a war conducted on any plan
than one by real soldier like Mcclellan.
/ The article goes on to say thatconfscaton
and emancipation united the South, and tho
| they were terrible ordeals, they insured their
ultimate triumph. If reconstruction, says
| the Enquirer, were possible, it would be more
probable under Gen. Mcclellan and Democ-
racy than under LINCOLN and Republicanisnl.
AN Honest Ds1coN Deacon N was
an honest old codger, a kind nei ghbor, and a
Igood Christian, b chewing in the Presbyterian
creed TO the fullest extent; but lackaday |!
the Deacon would occasionally get exceeding
ly mellow, and almost every Sunday at din
uer he would indulge in. his cider brandy to
such an extent that it was with difficulty that
he reached his pew in the broad aisle, near
the pulpit, and the minister and village squire.
Que Sunday morning the parson told his flock
that he would preach sermon touching
many glazing sins so conspicuous among
them, and be hoped they would listen attentive
y and not finch if he happened to be too
severe.
The afternoon came, and the house was full
everybody turned out to see their neigh
bofs "dressed down" by the minister, who,
after opening his sermon, commenced upon
the transgressors with loud voice, with the
question
"Where is the drunkard 2"
A solemn pause succeeded the inquiry
when up rose Deacon NJ, bis face red from
the frequent draughts from his fayorite drink
and BY steadying himself as well as he could
by the pew rail, looked up and replied III
trembling and piping voice
I" Here / am ~
Of course CONSERVATION in the congrega-
ton was the result of the honest deacon's re-
spouse; however, the parson went on with
his remarks, as he had written them, COM
menting severely upon the drlnkard, and |
closed by warning him to forsake at once such |
evil habits if he would hope fer salvation and |
flee from the wrath to come.
"And now,' asked the preacher, in his
loudest tones, where is the hypocrite?
A pause, but no one responded. Eyes
were turned upon this man and that man, but
the chances seemed to be directed to the |
Squire's pew, and indeed, the parson seemed
to squirt hard in that direction. The deacon |
saw where the shaft was aimed, and rising
once more, leaned over his pew to the squire,
whom he tapped on the shoulder and thus
addressed him
Come, squire, why don't you get up? I
did when he called on me-"
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

ONE Of our exchanges says: We lately met
eralL marian, who has just made tour
Ike ..sinps, cogitatias
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1864-10-29

DARTICULAR Attention given to repairing Fine
IL watches. All kinds Of Jewelry made of Boise
Gold. Diamonds reset In the newest styles. All
kinds of enameled work made to order in FASH
ionable styles. Mr.. ROBERTSON having been many
years Foreman to Messrs. Barrett & Sherwood,
Jewellers, San Francisco and having had many
years experience in the manufacturing of Fine
Jewelry, we feel confident that our work will COM
pare favorably with any work done ca the Pacific
Coast. We keep constantly on hand large as
sortment Of Gold and Silver watches and Fine
Jewelry. ALL WORK WARRANTED. 28tt
Idaho City, April I'd, 1864.
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4 telegraph dispatch to the St. Joseph
Herald, says:
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Zen Notaoe

- y s. JUNA0 W. BHUWN M. CLERK
E. p GRAE, Atty for Plfs, v2nlw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

The fall in funds yesterday was owing W ho o
Palmerstons speech Friday evening ana mt SaSb
fears IF further complications arising out VI 'no Do
war.
The EIDress SAYS that Admiral Dacress sqnnuTo", ioM
In the Tagus, has been ordered TO return 70
and assemble in Portland Roads. where IL WI d" an
further orders Instructions to that effect len the AID
mraty On Thursday. o., ~, :,
has arrived with adviccs TO Jan. g.
The frontier was quiet and the regiments were return
ing from the seat of war.
The BOMBAY Chamber of Commerce had memorial
lied in faveyr OF a gold currency for England.
lIvRRPcDI Feb. 9b-Eycniag,-A Cabinct Conncli
was hastily summoned last night, ard met today
The British Channel Squadron has been sr,nrloned
home fro-n the Mediterranean
Frenca policy seems 30 be setting In faver Of Den
mark sd some journals utter warning to Prussia. The
aloaitssy continues oIniBoosly silent
The Paris correspondent OF The London gnes asserts
that papolcon viii not fail by any OPPORTUNITY give,
him 70 march French troops to the Rhine
Little credence is gwen TO the alleged intention Of
| France 10 recognize he Confederates
IN. Rebel loan is weaker to-day and IL quoted az
55aE7 Funds generally weaker Discounts UNCHANGED.
CePRNHAGKN, Feb. l9lt is officially announced thai
al, was quiet ut DuYpel at IL O'Clock this morning
l., consequence of circutous movement OF the enc
ny the Danes compelled to cyacSate KIDDING, III
Jutand. 80
cavalry engagement subsequently took place. with
| out decisive result
| VIENNA Feb CA squadron Of twelve Austrian
e, ownr has been ordered TO sea 70 protect German
merchantmen against the Danish cruisers Part OF the
| feet has already sailed
Several Danish irouo'ads appeared the 18th in
F1onsburg Ford and exchanged shots with the German
| artillery. 80.
PARIS, Feb 20-The Bourse closed fiat; Renses 66fr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Commercial Intelligence.

STATE OF TRADE AT MAScIEsTER.-Thc adyices
from Manchester are unavorabo The market inactive
and prices Irregular
LIVERPOOL BRyApsTuvPs MARKKT.-Messrs Richardson
Sp nee Co and Wakefield NASH Co report l.orf very
dun Wheat quiet, but steady $500 for Red Westrin
and 920s4 Red Southern Com dull sales oi Mixed
Western At 28j6d29i and White at 2i. 80
LIVERPOOL Provisions MAKKErMessrs Bigland, A'hya
Co. Gordon Bruce Co., and Others report bee hIi.r
but oust Pork steady Bacon nominal with small sales hui
ter dull Lard easier sales at Al ass. IsIow very dun ana
partially declined 3dCd -
LIVERPOOL PRopucR MARKET.-Ashes-Pcts and Pearls
steady sugar hrm but quiet Coffee active Rice quiet but
steady Sperm Oil-No sales. Lnseed Oil inactive. Hosln
quiet SpI, TurpenneSales small at 5i FOR French Pc
tolruu-Messrs BOUT English Brandon report Petroleum
dull sales OF Refined at ] S0l 10 e gal
LONDON MARKETS .-BEEkDsIuFFs-A downward 1ndtnoy'
Roy quiet ~ l5f fS for Rolls and Bars and PIG ol o.
sueA Az quiet steady. CoPYK. steady TIA strndy al
for common Congou RICE firm. SPIRITS TUKlEsTSB stil
ISL for French PETROLEUM qaic sales
OF Crude at 9l6 6j0s7 and Refined at lUlll TALON
heavy OLs-Cod dull at 80; Lnseed an upward tende o.
$751; Messrs Groves and Todd report PROVISIONS steady
Butter irmer. KosIS quiet but steady.
LorpoS MONEY MARKBT.-nessrs Bsrings iSos. report
American SECURITIES Uuited States &C. tSGt4 United
States S. 5000 United States 5-2Cs, C.l
LoSDos, Feb. l9-Consos ocsed at 81 for money.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Feb 20, Evening.-CoTTON-Ih
sales to-day were bales including 1900 TO specuators and
exporters. the market closing dull md prces weak
tRrApsTuYFs quiet and steady, except Wheat, which Is
hTmsT.
Provisions fat. -
LONDON Feb 20, evening. -CoSsos-For money, @idsl
Illinois Central shares, 2ot ais. discount Ere shares t1dt
HAvRE, Feb ls-COTToS-fbe market opened hIiner and
closed steady u the week. $3.50 bales nearly
all to the trade; stock %, 500 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
The War i'm Denmark,

A Copenhagen telegram says The German
troops have entered Jutland in considerable force
The Germans attacked the Danish outposts along the
whole line the lsth but after several hours engage
they repulsed though they occupied all THEN
former positions
bridge thrown 10 Egernsund but unsuccessful
1t is asserted that the Danes have withdrawn behind
their intrenchments at Duppel
A Danish tigste in the English Channel Ind over
hauled numerous vessels including on American bark
War risks were being paid on beIgersntS vessels il
England.
The Frankfort Diet had resolved that an embargo
1hond De placed Danish shipping in all German
ports. in consequence OF the lanes having laid
barge all German shipping.
The Austro-Prussisn note TIA minor German States
declares that they do not recognize the necessity Of
Federal reserve being stationed il HosteiD. Should
snch want arise, the Great Powers wcud place at the
disposal of the Diet sufficient for execution
purposes 1t is expected that this note will aggTsyec
the prevailing indignation OF the minor States at the
hgb-bsnded proceedings Of Austria and Prussia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

Mr.. GARFIELD (Un., Ohio said he had voted 70 Nx
spirs hand and had said that no one aitioo eoua
boar higher duty than spirits The Iecorus W HIcas
Britain showed that ont OF COS OoOOOO stefg rhseu
Om all sources G35 COO 0O0 were raised from iouF ert
o.es, viz. spirits, tobacco tea ana sugar III 'arious
forms This day whisky in England psidd 10 per
spirits on hand The question whether they should
XIII the BILL insist upon their disagreement %hen the
the Senate stood two to one against INN; u au h ho.
believe it was wise to destroy the bn because they
could not get all they desired and Tor that REASON ne
was in favor OF coDcurring in the Senates aendmehts
and on that ground solely. ~,
perience as 20 all on questions OF reve
nue. when 1t came 10 the final vote the Two nouses
disposed 10 treat all subjects iairy VI ah qes
tons perhaps this had generated the most neat ana
gentlemen seemed unwilling to listen to argument ne
proceeded show how much they had already lost IN re-
fusrg to adopt the Senate bill he regarded the prop
osion 10 tax spirits hand as certainly an exPefi'
ment IL better TO follow the present course IMAM
to adopt expedients. 1t would DO utterly lmprae'
tcabe TO enforce it. He concluded by an earnest APP
peal to the House to recedo from their dsagreeneht
and allow the bill 10 pass. While the Government Is
in want OF money ought not TO stand mgghng mere
and meantime allow money TO escape taxation.
The question taken on receding. and decided Ia
the neCdtivc-Yeas o. Nays las follows; - -,
YrnM es.I. J. G Alsn' Aneona Baey, x, BlAn lM0,l'
Deison tcntou Fnck Garfield Hall, Harding harrington
Highly, Holman, Hooper, johnson lohiol nelly hhapp
a M aSaR MsSIy o aSI'. My s.aSs cO
pal ONeill 10 j. Pendo'on, Pomcroy fruyn, Randall trah
Rogers, schcnk, Scott Summon SMITH olthets Stsi
stevens. Stiles s,rouse stuart ThayeI, Van Nakenbur.h
Voorhees,. Wheeler Wilder, Woodbridge. -
Nsrs-Me,rs. Alley Allison. Amrs Anderson Ashley,
Baldwin (Mch Baxter, Boan.an, Blair wv. Val boutwell,
Brandasoe Brown (Wisl Chanler Clark Clay SofIoth'
Dawes Deming Dixon, Donneliy Eckley, Eden Edr1dge,
Riot Frank, Ganson Grnnei Hale Harris I'LL herrick,
Hotchhiss, Hubbard uowel Hubbard lConL4 Jencke;'
VI Herman Longyear MeCurg. Miller ~ ~, Moorhead,
hors n. ". Morrison. Amos Myers, Morton, Psrhan,
Mol Rose scoheld Spauldicg, stebbns Steele a. W,
Thomas Tracy, Wordsworth, Ward, Washburn Mass },
Webster Whalry Williams Wilson. Window.
Mr. GgrSsHLL moved that The House insist on its dis
agreement, and asked another Committee OF Con
ference
This was largely voted down.
Mr. STEVENS (Un Pa.) moved that the House adhere
to its disagreement, and this wac agreed to.
AT hall past O'Clock the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
WAR CLAIMH,

The House, by eight ma ority, recOmmiteed
10 the Committee on the judiciary the bill declaring
the jurisdiction Of the Court Of Claims in cases growing
ont Of the military and naval operations during the
present rebellion also providing for the settlement OF
claims for Quartermasters and Commssary supplies by
the proper bureaus and making provision Tor Boards OF
Commissioners to ascertain other claims with view
to their future settlement.
Another bill reported from the Committee on the Ju
dietary, was taken up providing for the settlement OF
the claims for Quartermaster and CommissaIy supplies
on the presentation Of satisfactory proofs.
This bill. after debate, was also recOmmitted.
GIN. GRANTS MILITARY OPERATIONS.
Mr. WILSON (Un., Iowa offered a resolution proyd
ing for TO- Co additional copies Of Gen Grants Military
Report which referred ~ the Committee Print
ing. "
Mr. AMBROSE W. CLARK Gun. n. ", from the Com
mttee Printing reported in favor of printing Co.
copies of the Agricultural Report for 1862
Debate ensued. during which Mr.. GRIHHELL Gun,
Iowa. spoke about the propriety of disseminating the
Report at the public expense leaving TO gentlemen the
circulation Of the documents Of military candidates al
their private cost
Mr.. MALLORY (Bor. State. Ky) asked what the gen.
tlenan meant by military Candidates.
Mr. GRHSELI-I mean military candidates for the
Presidency.
Mr.. MALIORY-Does the gentleman mean Gen.
Grant,
Mr.. GRNyELr,-Gcn. Grant is candidate for putting
down the Rebellion. Your candidate has been deaa
some months.
Mr. MALLogY-Who is thati
Mr. GRMSELi,-I mean Gen. Mcclellan.
Mr. MALLoRY-0hi You mistake. Mcclellan is q
"liyc " man.
Mr.. Sraousg Dem. Ps.) ogrced with Mr.. Steele (of
NewYo that Of all the printed documents was
more valuable than the Agricultural Report. 1t was
poor economy 10 begin with printing when the trial
"trip Of steamboat would cost three times much
she number Of copies proposed Why not economist IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Latest.

PARIS, Feb. 21.-The AIchduke Macmillan
win visit the Courts Of Brussels Paris and Windsor
while waiting for the complement Of notes collected by
the Ayunameutajos Of the principal Mexican cities.
The Archdakc win be present at the baptism Of the
son Of the Prince Of Wales aud on quitting England
viii proceed 10 Vienna and officially receive the Mexi
can dcputation When the deputation receives the
sssent Of the Emperor Of Austria 1t will proclaim the
accession OF Macmillan.
The Archduke will leave Trieste on board the Aus
TRAN frieate Elizabeth and will torch at Civita Vec
skia 10 receive the blessing Of the Pope.
LONDON, Sunday morning.-Consoh, after oifcia
bours last evening, e0t
PANS BoUssR-Rsntes opened CO.. 45c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
YRg CHANNEL FLEET ORDERED HOfE
a General Attack Repulsed by the
Danes.
THE ATLANTIC CABLE TO BE LAID.
Charter ofthe Great Eastern for the Service
HALIFAX. Thursday, March 3. 1864.


The Royal Mail Steamship Canada, Capt
Noodle, lof, Liverpool at o'clock on the morning o.
the 2Cth ut and Queenstown on the 2st uit, and ar
rived at Halifax at o'clock on the morning OF the %
inst She has 30 passengers for Halifax, and 10 fo'
Boston The Canada had her machinery slightly diSa
bed when two days cut from port and was under hall
speed the rest of the voyage She leaves tonight oi
Boston, where she will be duo on Saturday. She re-
ports on the goth exchanged signals with the Australia
sian going into Lverpool ALEC with ship johanna Keep
Jer On the 22d, lat. SIC, long. l2o sgnaed ship Uni
verse. bound east
The steamship Australasian arrived at Queenstown
on the 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
l.

Take Bssan Mercury Unpieasan. Medicines, Ia a.
pessan: and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHu
CURES SECRET DISEASES
in all their stages, a, hte Expense little chsnpd
Diet; no Inconvenience AND No EXPOSURE.
IL frequent desire and gives strength TO Unuss
thereby removing obstructions preventing and curns SRA
OF the urethra aaying pain and Inflammation .rpq
In this class Of diseases, and expeliDg POISOS0US
DISEASED AND WORKOUT MATTER.
Thousands upon thousands VINO have been the
VICTIMS OF QUACkS
and who hav. paid HEAVY FEES to DO cured in shx
time have found they deceived and THAI the Poss.s
has, By the Of Powerful As,nsepts" been dred apa
the system, to break out in aggravated form, and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
9clmholo's Meoieines.

HEbMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCur.
fr weaknesses arising from Ences.es, Habits Of D;.
ton, Early lnaiscrcon or Abuse attrpss5 NV
, 80 with the following symptoms:
Indlspos.tion to ExeEtion, loss Of Power
EssS o. Memory Memory piniealty Of Bresihirs
Horror Of Disease, Waks,ulnes,
DlilIne's OF VISION, Pain In the Bach,
Hot Hands Flushing Of ,hs RoA
DTyness Of the Skin Eruptions on b.. ~,
Universal Lsssitujs Of the Palld Countsn,ne
Muscular System.
These .ymPtOms' II allowed to 20 on, which this . 4.
invariably removes follow -''u 10
lNPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC PITs
In one Of which the patient may expire Who can -,
arc not frequently followed by those drefa DIRE
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Mary of the canse OF their suasrin, h,. -
will confess Tie records Of the Insane Asyums sns IN.
snchoy deaths by Consumption bear ample wiue., - -
truth Of the assertion. ns
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY opc,y,c
WEAKNESS,
requires the cid Of medicine strengthen and nyiroy, H.
system, which IIELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU irH.s
bly, does A trial viii convince the most skeptisa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
SUPREME CoIRT-CHAsppRs-M MARCH 2.-Befors il
icr BAKNsrD.
UanrAs coppUs-pIFFcTIvE coMsIT,,Eyr.

HAnEAB CORPCS-piFECTiYE COMMITMENT
The People, &C. rel Catherine Fitzgerald sgt. The
Managers OF the House Of Refuge
The parents of the RelatOr applied for her dis
charge o the House Of Refuge to which she has been
/ Aya-rnn,
The Counsel for the application urged qourd for the
discharge tia. the commitment defective for The
that The statute rcquir that Tie comameu; should he nlei
In the o.ce Of th. Clerk OF Sessions. While III s
hled with the County Clerk.
Jusce Barnard rendered his deei 'on this morning kodirg
that the record of conviction lily defective IN not
ding forth the place where the oar committed aud
that the Reotof is entitled ~ her discharge.
{. I. Spence for Rcaor Henry A. Cream for Respondent
DECISIONS.
Daniel Fitzgerald agt. Arson Roke, Robert
Bennett ss Matilda VI. Benn-ttMo,ions denied, 10 costs
Before Justice CLKRSE.
Hugh Kelly Receiver agt VIM. j. LrwiV =. alsSetcd, to
be enosrd and presented the Justice before entering
sraCAL TaHa.-MAKcH before Justice JAMES
DECISIONS.
Fashhauer agt Fuhrer Mackic, cxr., &c, sgt.
Brooks eIr, sc. Sh;pman, err. &C. ast. Fanshaw-Juds
accordance with written opinions tile with Clerk
Before Justice BARNARD.
Jsses X. Spratt agt Sylvester ke.osyMotion denied.
Reference rid to take and state due plaintiff
from the defendant from the profits.
Leondas Hs,k, agt. Samuel Hac. e a-Motion granted
Receive appointed
George T. Colyor &C., az. Josephine O. Collyer. Motion
denied with clio coss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLDS EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs wSe
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever rginaig, and no matter Of bos
long standing Diseases Of ulese Organs
REQUIRE the aid Of Dilretic
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DlUREEo
AND 1T IS CERTAIN
40 HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DisRlsH
FOR WHICH
1T IS RECOMMENDED.
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[Advertisement.I
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DBMOREsT's NEw-YoRK ILLUSTRATED News.
-rsphc and Splendid Illustrations Of live subjects in this
weeks number comprising the Last Ditch OF the Southern
Conderacy Eating to Live and Living to Eat Central Park
Seighing tine LIST March Wreck Of tie Bohenian het
ropohan FAIR Building College Society Initiation
Fashions by Nine Demores; with nnch Interesting Local
Political and Literary Mette DO not fell to this valuable
number. Now ready. Price cents. sod everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

CoYcERTs-The entertainment of Mr.. Cots
chalk was a successful as usual
The extra grand concert to be given a Tcstimo-
nin to Air. L. +. Harrison, the proprietor Of Irving
Hall, will take place there Saturday night next.
Great preparations have been made therefor and the
Committee list would fill half column with the names
Of noabil,ics and others There will be orchestra
solo performers and solo singers See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
ADVERTISEMENT
BRowx,s BRoNCHIAI TRocHEs are offered

Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efficacy they have been
thoroughly tested and maintain the good reputation they
have Justly acquired For Military Officers and those who
often the voice, they useful in relieving en- i.
tated Thros and will render articulation easy To the soldier
exposed sudden changes In the weather they will give
prompt relief CoudHs and CoIps and be carried in the
pocket to be taken as occasion requires.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

FEMALES! FEMALESi FEMALES
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED.. OR COyTgS
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In mary affections peculiar TO fenales the Extract Bah
Ia unsquaed by any other remedy in Choross OF
ton Irregularities Psnfuness Suppression Of Castor ~
Eyacrafi0n liberated sclrhons Of the Uterls -
corrhea Whites stehIty and Tor all complains hei
to the sex, whether arising from lniscreoo habs Of D.
patton, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WiTHOUTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Italy
Italy.
10 nn,rnennndnnf nf The Inndon linn,

The Paris correspondent Of The London Times
says rumors not unlike those aoat preceding the Italian
in circulation. Now, then. 1t is said agents
in France buying arms and munitions Of war Of all
descriptions account OF the italian Government and
stores purchased by them with the permission
of the French Government. 1t is consequently cOniec.
tpred that attack some part Of the Adiatic Is
contemplated by the Italian Government.