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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-08-22
FIRE Observation-Disclosures pa

FIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pa
pers state that the people Of Maine are
suffering terribly from the fires raging in that
State. A correspondent says, "the State
seems shrouded in a heavy pail of smoke.
We are. cut offffrom the light Of the SUM-
We hear that Ia u towns and cities the
people are really preparing to fee before
this worse than rebel foe. Many houses
have already been destroyed, many fruitful
fields swept over by the flames. In one in,
stance, where a member Of the family had
lust died, the fire came so swiftly that there
was not timeeto remove the dead to. q place
ofsafety, and the wrerched farnitywere Fore
ed to e aveit to be burned
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-08-22

sANcr1r1ED.-Amicti5hs are among the
most precious blessingsSof the christians
present lot patience and submission to
Gods holy will are thus brought out and
strengthened, ard he is sminently glorifsd,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-08-22
Men and Women 1t Home.

A1ady OF my "a cquaintapce gives it as
her siae qaas non Of domestic felicity, that
the 6 men Of the family should always bel
absent at leastsixhours in the day. And
truly a.mistress of a family, however strong
her affection for the male. members Of it,
c~nnot3. But acknowledge that this is a great
boon. A house where papa orr thesboys'l
are always pottering about popping ID
and out at oil hours, everlastingly wanting
something, or finding fault with something
else, is q considerable trial toseven femiEine
patience And Is beg toSask my sex gen>
erally-n confidence Of course-if it is not
the greatesteomfort possible when, the mas
culine half of the family being cleared out
flor the dag, the house settles down into reg
u,ar workaand orderly squietness until even.
Ting? Also, it is goodsfar them as well as
for us, tohave all the inevitable petty do
nestle bothers got over in their absence
cipal aims of the mistress Of 8 family. bet
them, Impossible, return to a quiet smiling
homeWith all it's small a~nnoyances brushed
away hkesdust and cinders from the CRATE
which, en- passani, is one of The first redui-
sitopsst0 make a fire. side look eomforta
BE.
1t might be as well, too, if the master
himself could cenfrive to leave the worldly
mud ofthe day at the scraper outside Ihe3
door showever, as these chapters do not
pretend to lecture the lords Of creation; d
have nothing more to aysopa$sek-aessesE
fB6t she who,ssthe minute an unfortunate
man comes home, fastens upon him with a
long tale of domestic grievances, real or
imigined-how the butcherswiil never bring
the meat in time, and the baker keeps a false
account Of loaves-how she is sure cook is
given to drink, and that Mary's "cousin'
had his dinner off " our" mutton yesterday
why UGH a lady deserves all she gets
cold looks, sharp speeches, hasty plunges
into the convenient newspaper /; perhaps
an angry cigar. Poor little woman !si.t'ng.
crying over her lonely fire, ~ owning
that she is wrong, but only that she is very
unhappy and very much ill>used, might
one recommend to her notice one golden rule
i" Never poster a man with things that he
cannot remedy and does not understand.
And when he comes again, honest man
perhaps-a little repentant too, there is bu'
, one course of conduct which recommend
g to all sensible women-xiz, to put her arms
round his neck and-hold her tongue
1 Woman's Thoughts about Yemen.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-08-22

The colored men will hold a national con-
vention in New York, commencing on the
4th Of October
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1864-08-22

r p.
iSapoleonrs Maxims Of War, 1 90
aBayonet Exercise and Skirmish Drill. a5
Volunteers Field and Camp Book, L 25
| General Orders, 90
| Warren's Surgery, bySDr. Warren. 90
/ School Of the Guides j. so
NOVELS. -
Macaria, by Miss Evans S 90
| Master William Mitten, : On .
Donean A0air, or Captured in Escaping, l %
Lacy ;Auoieys Secress SIS 90
hoocrI ana Harold, by Il 4 Gouiding 8 30
Eleanor's Victory, 90
Les Miserables, Famine, 3 90
/" ST. Dennis, 8 90
Jean Vatican, 90
Raids and Romance of Morgan and His Men, 6 so
Field and Fireside Novelette,, Q 90
Sias Mariner, by Miss Evans 2 8 90
The Battle OF the Bards, 90
I n, B.-Those ordering books to be sent by mail
must send 10cents extra on each dollar. to nav DOS
tage. BR ANSON & FARRAR,
Raleigh, NO.
1 May q, 1864. 4S-tf
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c,rcE sHrLnrv Avn cotrvnfas 'orpsEj
goxPASr - " iaiIsxss. !
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that nu AS
~ SES sMFST Of THREE BOLLAis PER SHARE has
b. on upon ho capital the shsin AID oinD.
1Gu opp,r Company payable The 10Th q SrprInbei ~
slant the Gics % tho company. No iEsnsirrs nj stock
vail - sos-d alter tire sbOve unie,. the as-osuant
shall baye been paid Thereon.
By o.Set. JAIE5 II. biIbhirs, ir~selrei
Se~.ivrk. Sept 10, 1864
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financial.
TNHE. &Ew PATRIOTIC LOAN!
FISK e HATCH,
No. ~ WALL Sq'gEEp

, No. ~ WALL srEEEg
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO TIE NEW
SEVEN.THJRTY LOAN.
xAe Notes will le issoed IN denominations Of sA elca
esN 81 os sed IS oo with Interest tbs OF 30
FER CENT. OF ONE CENT Ysr d. each sio payable
ss~1i-snnusily
7hsy ~ b. dated AuE,t Is. 1884 and win be psyase
II end Of three insds
v~~r~n,y SIX FER GErT Boud., p.ysble Principal and
Atsres,, IN Gold
On ~ payments wade prior ~ August s in'eres. win be
upswso snj alter tbat date iD,eaes, will Dc charged
- Liberal senents ~ be made with Bslki Bank
g. and Dealers
Subscription. also received fcr tie 1910 LOAF ard At
nsr of Government Securities boustt and sold
nAsA
~ Special attention sven the conversion Of the old 70
sst@s ino tine SIX PIE CENT Bonds OF 1891.
Hoidvrs Of suounis less tran 600 csa svsu them
sslvs Of be privileges Of converon4s tie Boa Of 1871
~ia hss-zrs issped IA demonstrations Of $50 add IcD
well in the larger denominations heretofore issued IN
srvcrins tie notes due August 49, Interest viii b. sjn'tei
% sAs: dae FISK 4 HATCa No. "a Wall-'.
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OFricE FTsE ssNDUaxr, GasNrsLp SEc.RKi
RAILAoAD Go. sAsrus nj. dept. u isI
NOTICE.-At ths last meeting OF the Board
81 Directors Of ;is Iomrans rescuiion pA- TO
fsd =. The rnul q the DHiurie plJr 10 the LIT
dry nj Janusry os bs1s the T. py tfsns
dive thsi DAY.
interest per vii BE- allowed oy the coupons
no ihu J. l9 rd b1Ids of t,ss d,'- bearing the
.H.p,rs ireiTi,a ir coupons Eri rruio VIII he
is.,d md banged therefor the coLpHs irsn!n. ~ the
hsna, y Mr. {. T. TimP.on Trustee col'tora TIC len
eon;inun good.
II. bsds ready for d-vcy, and The s,cllsng-.
b. I'd. ofcc o Mn T. I. II: Oitscn ~ " lirni
Ct, n. y. {. l.. bDA!.t. President
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certurss ano :Alisctinss.

NINTH WARD UNION ASSOCIATION
~ ~. Monthly Meeting e 9Th Vsri UrioD Assoc ron,
wi BE- ths riioy Evening The 10Th ins a. 20 clock
n d. IuAY.R sos. VA. II. 0EDNEf, Pres
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N0TlCE.-The Stated Annual Meeting Of The
~ sTOCKHOLDEH of'hs NEWYopK AND PDsiN N
RAILROAD COMPANY. viii be held. ard they her, by
wand ard notified that the Vii b.. - ED u 'tT'
O'Clock I,ti afternoon Jf WEnN ESDAi the ~ dsy o.
oc.f br a u iai ST the hsonousn House 10 the Ct u
MIDI eowi 81 The state Il Connecticut in sccosdam- with
the bylaws OF said Company ana s oFds Of s board vi III
reciois
TO nc. for ora 70 the choosing Of any pos!Cr
baari of Directors.
p 10 :oT t. accepting or otherwise any amend
liberation II The thesi,I Of ttb tofpcfstic o. i--
isliy az the GeueTa Assembly ~ tire
Si,c 81 Co nec'i,uf" q May Session, A. d., ifA Re.
yivrg the Charter Of the S,wfort Boston iroad'
Isry and ez ending Ee time Tor completing their Rvsy
Approved July eth it4 OF however otlcr.e sad act
y. entitled asscil5ra.to tr.einiir iu or a.
to issoing kauds o. the CDranv, st rrcvdrs r oairr,
seiius.Or hAhcfizuE pertsste o! "a" sHfr@ q" 81 u
e,N iIn@d neg y ff,u I'd glt' q iu- fi.
"a NonIrfis Ii@@oH irsiss's" 100 80
-yieut ~is aacn Of rny matt! uoto. ur n'' u.
~ CoreIy tr Che 9or!o.e euc vii n or TO the II eat ed
~ sbah sr'ifnrsri ~ under iir
Cbtrer tli- ny ID. y. ii e., 'at. in wnic =
rosdi. or aay ~saa'ei ivel sef
iuz varying The ,cei r f-y hive relating g. 81 tot
7rei,s'. any er- rDd for to nfrui''nt author
i4ns id Ell ct.us daily 81, or .gcr,ssTud ieI
h. traursoion Q. sny sthsf eu.ies b. na' cene before
the @-trg. =. WILLIS tNAII, Cleis.
tOgNOy, sept g. ly%
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Che Gnrt.

FASHION COURSE, l.. L-TROTTING.-
4 $5N1
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER II ard
WE'D E-DAY. SEPTEMBER "a,
THE TWO GhEhTESI tONtE<rS
.hs, piece Long Isl nj In which the following
viii eon.<nd for Ihe supremacy Of The
,roitiig un, W:
GENERAL BUTLER.
! GEORGE WILKES C..c ROBr. FILLISGHAh),
JOHN MORGAN.
LADY EMMA and
PRINCE.
FIRsT DAY
Purse Of 600 with inside sssxe Of $50 eseh psy -
ray, uDile heats best IN 5. IN lsrnr-e ..
SECOND DAY.
Purse Of 0 with Inside take Of $50 ssch pay q
pay milo hests, be J In 5 20 wagons
ALL 1--WE suas TO TART u.
and two Of the ting cnncsts evtr witneseed VI" "
ovitsbiy epsne They viii Il &. at ? o'clock -sch day.
Boats Will 3tts ferry every tve minutes ana
sip vy quarter II hour throughout tbs oTsnooa ,os
Point In connection with tie tas 81 tor nsnny
R.irosd Copeuy via extra trains tnfoasneu' 10
A GUARANTEED SPECIAL TRAIN
will ,enye Hurfers Point 81 ~ i~achns hs eouW
.,pl. lin. or the o, which viii r,msn At ,he "aton
rov,x ,he psss,nr. 10 back when the tot eobeuose
Th-rc will nI.o be- a rtin rom l.nne.s foint a. M
Pools will be spd BY dy-s Anstons d LAsys
.,, Hall on louds, and tbs venu g. M ma -
,ho Courso at II Oh say - 10 ~,
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hiVIDEND NOTlCE.-Tbe Trustees al the
~ knos,T bocSsr P,,rarnm Company stephen Crowell
ISL President have he AIRED DlNiDtSD OF ONE
rhR CENT tie Capital STOCK free Of Gcverrm-nt Tar.
psyshe the Is the oiro n e bslAs-s henrs
Sehucharii G-bi-Idi, - q Hass-n-ft.e,t.
fRkD'h SthUCHakDr Ixesiurer
Ynri G.t..l 1 49,
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5apiuss Banks.

IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
No. 06 Nrr'-ns,-
n.cret allowed Il the OF cent ca rsun entitled
fhc,~o. Ogen elily from 10 T. and IN !dOSDA
THURSDAY ed SATURDAY AfTf RtOoNS. rom ~
% m N n,--sioney 10 iosn bond ald uf'r.g-g-.
W. LTER W. CONCkLIN, frerident-
vAxprspur l. BrrroS. Secretary.
UINION DIME SAVINGS HANK.
- Nos. 49, and 400 CASsLsf.. oof VaRlck.
ASSET S..."........-,..,...,s-l ,4l1,JJO-
Open ,!aiiy fom ~ -. 10 3 D. ii srI on To-day.
WEDNF sDAY ard SATURDAY EVE .!SG- from 10 !.
SIX PER CENT. INTEREST ALLUNEb.
EDEK V. DAUGHWOuT President
GlRpyrR 8. CHAPLIN. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

TCE.CREAM and FRUIT FESTIVAL, m.
der the AUSPICES OF tho La jr Aid Soi-ty Il the W. y.
Iaurch Of tie is Inns tRiDAY rNkNi'G, Set 10th,
AZ n o. u ChnEc. Ia sr-,trert, 9Th svenLe The
p.sI,a fsniy ia be pt.sr.l mi rusrta the company
witn their urq l,led rcs-, 81 c; children - ca,
nit ing b. der 10 &c -cream, trait, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

pAIEkHnOOoM, IoxtL AND FINAL DAY.
SATURDAY. sept. II.
u,.h ~ $4,000 with Purse added Of e13o. TweMns
Ma'en VI "'N' h-s.s
,, t,,r uun,.r enters b. c. kenrcky.
a., 4 y Watsop ente.sch Aid-ossn-
Ti. ma sy OF pay ran OF slime ana WI come o.
II, ia, n M withont tsil -
Iii H., BE- handicrp Race, for purse and sssbes,
~ iii rrcb bill IT, atd race 10 the closing day 81
LIZ pa sccoiu noda ion for ladies' has been provided
tau. of the Eli, Railway stop the Course. An e1tI9
80, with car. for ed-s -av~- foot OF Chanb~rss liz
:. m, returning immediately st~f las eseh day.
u 49, l. Is. CIiISWFLl, Secretary,
Passaic Co, nty Agricultural Socissy.
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Go GET.

ryNJ IET.--At Yorkviiie, q two-s.nry base
II r,.ut milo ,fisc HOUSE AMI LOTS. tfo;cn IN t.c
br,4o.rt Inredis possession b. gvTu. Rent fk'a
Arpy to 5. THOMSON, 1888 I'd svr NJ r,ii'r'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

Oypoz on TgK ~. y. PHov. AND Bos1oE, RR. Co.
Sra sisolSs Cosn- Gep'. H. le6&.
NIOTICE.-TH STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS
~ COMPANY henby nyinsd hsi ise'i ANNUAL
6r year ard also ~ The tr.stics Of such other bue
o. may come before them. win DE- hsd ~ the Comp.ys
Saesday the PM day Of = p;ebs next 1T 10 0e.ock ~
The poll viii be OPEN rom 10, to IA a. ~ c, al, ,
nfutsnI@, f. b. MOVES.
foHe;sy.
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Financial.

oTpor % fHs PnEyrv Fms Insurance Co
bRooKLYs Sept. -. i%4.
NlVIDEND,--THE BOARD Of D1REC-
~ TOR have ,iis day declared Semi-Annu. DINl-
BIND OF FIVE ~ PR CENT.. psyfhr at their Office In
Ne~-iok, lH Broadway, aud after IN. Ivan init, free
iro.i Cove Gsirsn; Tax PHfisNDEH SHAW,
s.rrst1ry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

VTNNE TRUSTEES of the CONSOLIDATED
4 PETROLEUM oil oOMPAN bsys THE day declare
spIvIDENp Of OSE PER CENT ~ on the Capital c'ocA
fSr vare per s1rc the nett earnings " Thu ON
Ssay ior August payable At the once OF the
Sslspsny, 40. ~ broad It,. and at.I the iS.h MT
G. H. 3RlfflN, secse,sry.
HHy-foRy ~. 1894
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COLi.EGE LAW SCHOOL,

- fnr ,sy-n,. aeluli ih- institutions VII rom
.; tue los '1chrol b1iiihss. 20 s. lafayette fa'e
..aa- 4 orr. q Nedr .dsy t..Tons ) Il, lS!
Th' r0Is II - ay rnh- two gears Graduates are
A. ait & - tir Ia without inr-cr rxalnisstouL
tisi BE- oa'en.f Ipcs.ioB Ut the Law scboo
Buildings. ~ by address
THEODORE w. DWiInT,
.Eif Of Nina rirai Law.
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lnsiruliion.

RS. Il. r. PLUMB'S ACADEMY Of PIlNSl-
t'k CAL CULTURE 30. 81 WIS l''t .rce' VIII oren
T. eisssts IN LIGHT L NUiA. GiE- AsIfts ;, o" Tie
illd II re,obr Lad cl .se- .ti nssessni hssiar'
q P>p Ladies aud ,rntIr'nrn, p. For tsTuis apply
~ he tc-deins
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DELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE
- BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR GIRL This in,'i,u
q; fushnroI ..ncis Comfy p,nnsylvan'a VII open ~
Wan a. -r.sion t.u'h u,ou.h la, lS% 80, -,
n Hnr1.Ca P.na ISRAEL J. a.. ~ ,ME.
JANE r. GRhHAME. Principals
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FOURTH NATIONAL BANK Of the CITY
n ofNEW-YORK,

- u
hereby civ. that iustal,ept OF ONE boz LAR per
.re has been ev-I the Capital s.ock OF tho Hope Cop
81 Company payable at the Ofoe Of che Company No ~
Ssssu street, NewNofA tie eth day OF October lOot
VT interest from and a~r that date. No transfer Of Stock
~ he made after the 7lh day 81 Octohr miles, the ,.e's
srIt Is paid JOHN W. DAVIS treasurer
Exw. foag Sept. IA 1874
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gneirnciion.
Mrs. AND MISS STEERS

FRENCH srd FH0iJsH BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL,
80 Il In Sis-.'. ~ feOgPu sept a.
, 1864-02-06

I" Sammy, my boy, what are the breeches
of trust % said father to his smartest
, 1864-02-06

/" Well, pa, your Sunday trousers are
breeches of trust because you got them on
tick"
, 1864-02-06

THE BITTER BIT.-What is the difference
between Roman Catholic Archbishop and
a donkey, asked a young officer dining with
Archbishop Whately. And replied, because
one wears his cross before and the other be-
hind.
And what asked Whately, is the differ
ence between an aide-de-camp and donkey2
I cannot tell, said the officer Neither can
1, said the Archbishop.
, 1864-02-06

"BObby, what does your father do for a
living ?"
"He's philanthropist, sir P'
A what ?"
A philanthropist, sir; he collects money
for Central Africa, and builds houses out Of
the proceeds"
, 1864-02-06

" What funny question pa p
" Can't you answer it, Sammy?"
Yes, pa; but don't like to-"
" What silly boy come, out with it, my
con -
, 1864-02-06

Would'st thou not be thought fool in
another's conceit, be not wise in thine own !;
he that trusts to his own wisdom proclaims
his own folly; he is truly wise and shall ap-
pear so, that hath folly enough to be thought
not worldly wise and wisdome nough to see
his own folly
, 1864-02-06

An old Yankee, when he was told by an
English tourist in this country, that the
celebration of the 4th of July would soon be
extinct, answered: "See here, stranger,
don't talk that way. L tell you when the
resurrection day comes round, the first thing
done in the morning will be to read the
Declaration of Independence"
, 1864-02-06

Two little boys, who were brothers, were
busily engaged talking together one Sun
day, when they were overheard by their
father, holding the following dialogue:
willie, don't you wish you could walk on
the water as Jesus Christ did?'
1T isn't right, Charlie, to say Jesus Christ
you mustn't take His name in vain
yes, it is, Willie, right to say Jesus
Christ, if you only say it with a sorroacfaI
face
, 1864-02-06

UEN. hOBERT ANDERSON, the hero Of
Sumter, has been placed upon the retired
list by the President, upon the recommen-
dation of the Retiring Board. The retire
ment of General Anderson is understood to
be in entire concurrence with his wishes, as
the health of the great soldier has long been
such as to necessiate his seeking a condition
of permanent repose
, 1864-02-06

It does not follow that two persons are fit
to marry because both are good. Milk is
good, and mustard is good, but they are not
good for each other.
, 1864-02-06

The polishing of diamonds is said to re-
duce them half their weight. Men, by too
much polishing, often lose quite as much.
, 1864-02-06

1t should be remembered that bare as
sertion IS not necessarily the naked truth.
, 1864-02-06
DIR. JIM, A. M. M. D.,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Graduate of the
Imperial Medical Institute of China, and former
ly resident Surgeon of the Imperial Hospital for men,
The public may rest assured that cases of disease
and sickness committed to the professional care Of
Dr. JIM whether in town at distance in the
try shall receive his unremitting attention, with ev
ford. He returns his thanks to the citizens of the
city and county of Walla Walla for their unbounded
patronage for the past five months,
Office one door west of the Court House, Office
hours from A. to 12 and from l P. NJ. 6 P. M.
The best Family Medicines always on hand. Give
me a call and try my medicines; then you speak
for yourselves [Dec. 49, 1868. Inns
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-04-01
TPURL1c-No. 34.1

An ACT to authorize the President to ne.
Gotiate treaty with the Klamath Mo.
doc, and other Indian tribes in South.
eastern Oregon.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, Tha,
the President be and he hereby is author
iEed to conclude treaty with the Klamath,
4odoc, and Snake Indians in southeastern
Oregon for the purchase of the country
occupied by them.
Sec. 2. Aud be it further enacted, That
Tor the purpose of carrying out the provi-
DionS of this the cum of twenty thousand
dollars be and the same is hereby appro.
Priatsd from any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated, to be expen-
ded under the direction OF the Secretary
of the Interior.
Approved, March IS, 1864.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY
AND
CHEROKEE INJECTION.
c0MroUvDED FROM ROOrs, B.sks LrAvEs

COMPOUNDED FROM RooTs, BsSKs LEAVES.
CtUERGEEE REMEDY, the g, eat Indian Diuretic,
cures sill Diseases OF the urinary organs, slck
as Incontinencz of the Urine, Inflammation of the
Bladder, TriiammAticn al the Hidueys Stone in the
Bladder, structure, Gravel, Gleet GnnOrThCsa, and
is especially recomDo ldcd in those of Flour
AIbns Tor Whites In fem 'le) where all the old
seous medicines have Jailed
H3y-l is prepared in highly concentrated form,
the dose only being FROM TO two teaspOonstulls
three times per day
ESSt is iiuI cite and Alternative ia its action; pm
riSinR and cleansing the O0d csU-ing it To flow In
all Of its original rurit and YigOT; thus removing
from the syst IN all peruicloCS causes which have
induced disease.
ussislans to the CIlEHUkEE REMEDY, and
! should be used III conjunction with that medicine
la all cases OT GOnorThna, elect, Flour Albus or
Whites. Its effects healing, soothing and demui
cent; removing all SCalding, heat. choTdee and pa
instead OF the burning ami almost uncomfortable pam
that is experienced with ariy all the cheap IuUch
Injections
By the use of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE lNlECTlON-the two ml dicines AT
the same time-al improper discharges renlov
| ed and the weakened organs arc speedily restored
| to fall vigor ana strength.
R9-For IuIl particulars get pamphlet from
any drug store in the country, write aLd wc
will mail free to any add ess, full treatise.
~ Price, CHEROKEE REMEDY, ~ PER bottle,
or three bottles fol 70
| 20 Prics, CHEROKEE INJECTION, 81 per bot
| tie, or three rUttle- Tor -.
Rs-se"t by Express TO "Hy address q" receipt OF
price.
ES- Sold by all druggists ursry,Eherc.
DE- W. H.. MERWIN a CO.,
Sole PT,P!!rLuTs.
mrl1 ddwiy No. So Liberty Str, New ork
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Cleveland, Pittsburg andWheeI-
ing Rail Road.

ing ha11 hOa0s
Is Is B
NN AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov 10th, 1868, Pas
~ 9enger Trains will leave Bridgeport as follows
lsundayB exceptOd:)
l1oO A. NJ. Mail Train, stopping gt all stations, ar
EiVes at Pittsburgh at $3.50 P. NJ, aud
Cleveland at $40 P. NJ.
$3.50 Z. Nj. Accommodation Train stopping at ali
stations, arrives ut Pittsbnrgh at sos
1000 NJ. E1 a Train, arrive, at pn,.Dnrub at
2:lo a. II. AMI Cleveland at 9:35 A. ii.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $3.50 A. NJ. and 40 p. NJ, ar
rive at Bridgeport at sos P: M, and 500 A N.
l:l5 P. NJ, arrive at Bridgeport Mt 500 A 10 a.
A NJ. and 6:Oa P. NJ. 11'' -N'OO
Connections arc made ms Follows,
AT Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania II. Il. for lIarri,
burg, Baltimore, Washington Phila.
delphiG, New York and Boston,
At Cleveland with Cleveland Tolcd r. II. for San.
dusSy, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago and
all points III the NORTH WEST. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit jackson
Chicago and tho NORTH WEST With
V,uVelAnd & EEip r. II. for Erie Dun.
kirk, Buffalo ant; niagara Fails. with
Cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati tor
Stes!iine, Delaware, Columbus and
At Hudson with tho c. z. 4 G. r. r. for Ouyahovs
FAlss, Akron, NiiIerSburEh and " oos,
At Alliance with p. 1T. W. 4 c. r. r.. for Canton.
MassilloH, Wooster, Salem, Fnon Co
lumhus and Chicago,
Atstsubenvlle with P @. 4 q. Line and AT BE1L6rs
with CO. Q. Tor GAINESVILLE. New.
ark, Columbus, Xeuia, Dayton Indi.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati Louisville,
St. Lonis, ST. Joseph and all point
Wtst and South West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh, aud return 81 CO.
| any other route. ''''
Through Tickets to all points in the West North
ana East can be procured az the cGice under the
Mcclure House, Wheeling, We, or with Ticket
| Agent at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest ratss IA
any point accessible by this road its
20 tho East, North, West and NOrth-West, at oficc
under M'Lurc House, Orwitll TT. Agent Mt Bridge
port Station. WA. L. TERRY. Sr,nt
Wheeling, Va.
D. Is. WILLIAMS Agent
| J. .McCU LLOUGII, President.
K. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag'i uov1G
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[Pua1lo REso1ur1oN-No. le1

A joint resolution authorizing the issue of
a register to the steamer "Mohawk."
Resolved by the Senate and House Of
Representatives of the United States oil
America in Congress assembled, That the
= Secretary of the Treasury be aud he is
hereby authorized to issue an American
register to the Canadian built steamer
-.:NnbaWk," now owned by Warren Chap.
man, George Parmelee, and Matthias Teel-
gel, OF Saint Joseph, in the State of Michi-
gan: Provided. That nothing herein con-
tained shall In anywise affect any legal
proceedings now pending in regard to tue
said steamer "Mohawk."
Approved, March %, 1864. So