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, 1864-11-03

w Troublesome coughs and colds, II neglect
ed. often terminate fatally. A few doses OF Dwy-
er's Pec1ora, Syrup viii speedily and eheStually
cure the most obstinate case s9ld N qotues, as
65 cents and 81 . per notue' ~ u 91iats.fn ~
street. nofA-f9sa !"
I'VE not often sreak OF professional men.
but &c know DR.. Whittier personany to be gen.
te1uan OF skill and ability In the treatment Of al
those diseases which be proposes TO- care; .n3 Fos
and attention to the treatment OF private diseases
in Their varied and complicated forne, which en8'
bled him to perfect remedies at once SAFE ana pei,
1nanent- We would advise all yonng men afflicted
viii seminal emissions, impotenc5; apd all con; ;
templating marriage to consult Dr. WINNER, ana
by 50 doing avoid IN unhsppy lte: we lave seen
number who were actso so Ttn M WS1tr of Hs
etiiifni Treatment Is commanding the confidence
Ct The entire West. He does not, hke many otaeI
physiciana, charge you for consu'tation. tAny one
Insy csll and receive his oplnton tree q cnasEs s
Office iii south Cls1k street. oct2sussa
Bronchitis, Coughs, Asthma, and az 81
by usire .Brown'e Bronchial Troshes.n.
:" II l lave BEEN been afflicted with Bronchitis during
The pest T5f apa en1d no 5sff Sa 'en'o
'Jsl Puneipal % of Rat;ers Female Institute, New
York.
"Aimott instant relief In the distressing labor
Of breathing Pseg>lsr + t. York
eeaeys VIZ of 5oar M Bsoaehl Tsoehss, ID affection
Fl hso.t and voice nsussa Pqsi: 81
threat and cleatnz the voice SO 81 th4t could sine
with ease. 7: DuCHARAe,
eztion IN puhlic speaking, have uniformly found
DA'"A A''>De' aA'1 ! Hzan1 LE1t wuKrs, D. D., :,
Pastor OF Zion Church, Montreal
Bold bF 81 Dealers lr Medicines at Is eents box
! Q1tats58r Tues, Ths& s&SAt1m
, 1864-11-03

Vessels Pissed Detroit.
Especial D,spasch to tho Chicago TE1oane'i
DsrYorr, Wednesday, Nov. ,. 1881.
Ur-BudIo. UasdilA, Badger. Panoaldt Aoataas.
, 1864-11-03

SECOND WARD AEET1S0.-A large and cuthusi
aetic meeting was held l,rt evening in the Second
Ward. Dr. g. c. Blake WAS called to the chatt
after which speeches vera made by Messrs E. S.
1~ham, " L Church, =. A. Nelson, a. G. HEsIns,
A. Klippe1. Col. Es,tman and others.
Mee iinps will be held to night at the correr OF
N, rktt and .VrnBuren streets; 20: South Wells
aud 3iD State street.
, 1864-11-03

Go TO THE BEsT.-Go to Bryant & slratton's
Chicago Commercial College to get thorough,
Telecrauh Operator. Address (eucloslug etsmps)
for circulars, BRYANT & SrRATroK, Chicago, Ill
, 1864-11-03

ew Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary,
and sexual 6ysteme. New and reliab1e treatment,
in reports OF the Howard Association: Sent by
mai III scaled letter envelopes, free OF chnrge Ad-
dress Dr., = Sklllon HoushtoR. Howard Asaocia-
ton, No. South Ninth street, Phfladeaphta, Pa
rl4 II 4ro
, 1864-11-03

FoR THE Projection OF CAN'T PDou0LAs Owing
to the fsct Of Lumber Of the soldiers On duty at
Camp Douglas having gone home on thort fur
louab, Gov. Yates has telegraphed for company
OF volunteer Gpnld- to serve Tor one week at the
the Cont Eouse Square for all who feel inclined
to eprole their names fur the protection Of tho
CaMp,
, 1864-11-03

J. Jobnsop and oihcra. .A5tes thres umes thTre
cheers Tor :. Abo and Andy. Dick aud the Deseon,
Tie c1ovd slsperred. leaving thu nag rtit aJlnk -
the dr. 10 The intense difRust Of tho rabeI ssmpa
, 1864-11-03

TOR sALE-Timbar Lard. 269
IL Aees u 1oEa?pazt & TaJstta County. one uus
osf nd %sple ssx MI. Z = 1ei,is7, oss % 1ssSa
= BALI TI!e Haane ~ ma RsAl k11Afs Once o&
s. B. bh4AAs o1aeo 1Als po1-vNESft
, 1864-11-03

CLINTON STREET Cans Cars On the Clinton
Street Railway are now runulne every hfteen min
utes from Elk O'Clock In the morning until eleven
at night. They start from the office. corner oi
State and Randolph etrtets, 1t 5. 20, IS, and SO
strte 8, 60 IS and 5s i1utes uast each hour. Re.
turning ears leave Twelfth street at II ,26.41 and
Is minutes past each hour. Arrive at Van Bnren
ktftr, at e. q, 3G and 81 minutes past each hour.
Arrive It the office ut I, e 81 and 81 MINUTES past
Each tocr.
, 1864-11-03

p1rrsBCEa, FORT wAYEE b Cz7z1Aso.
Mall and AScen@aodaNon -s4.H0 am. s9;10 p,m.
Day Express. .t6:01a.za- s1l:O0 pm.
Evening Express, daily. $50 PIN. ixso pn,.
Cin. l. Loalsyille Express. 1900 a.m- tl1:oo p.u.
fCpnsectan9 H1tA Hennsvtraalo Gsstrd r. 81.
Leave Pittsb1r9.. 300 an. 4:s5 pm. 8b pm
- Hh11ieb'g. 1:20 pm. rs an. 500 Am
Arrive Pbiladef... $50 pm. 65e LIN. i01Q an
N. York.
, 1864-11-03

ARRIVAL or Pa1eoKERs.-On Tuesday $50 rebel
prisoner arrived 10 the city. They were suarded
by detachment Of the ssh Michigan infantry q,
an unelier set OF human beings We have rarely
met, They were principally from Hoods army,
aud wire cap.nft In kherm9u's recent movement
rorth~ard Mose are daily expected at Camp
,tt,stA
, 1864-11-03

IxrASr1c1DE,-Tbe remains Of IN infant were
yesterday found floating in the river where it had
probabjy BEEN thrown by 1:s unnatural parent It
xns il an advanced statc Of decomposition aud no
evidence Of it's maternity could be obtained. The
CoroT er took The remalAs in charge and will hold
The inquest to-day.
, 1864-11-03

T1PoGnArmcA1-TEe tspes yesterday led us
into r,.btr awkward errtr IL our report o: the
reu,a:ls Of Inspector noses, 1T the meeting OF
tie Boara o. Etuc4t,on. It tfould have read,
u Fer shr Third Class, $50: this u1s the htgbes;
grace o. fn'sle teachers. the highest salary psid
10 y uale 't2h.s war E1t1.n Ne meEst0n this
rtr r. r much q nraa -
, 1864-11-03

Kkw Mrk1c-A new cong an0 chorus entitled
"Cniurl lie Glorious Babper," In. jns1 been t.
SUED ty the VAL l1oHn music publishing hoase OF
a. n. Higgins, No. III RaLdn'ph street. II il
dedicated 10 the memory Of lie lste csptata Jyhn
B. NymA' emo IL perfect gem. We commend 1t
TO The fl1enot OF TIE gal,nt Captain, as well a. 10
ali iuytfs Qi music.
, 1864-11-03

pxnsoHA1,-Col. Robert Il. Gilmore, Of the e6th
Regiment uli1o!e volunteers, snd aon i1.la~ Of
Hon r. s. Wilson. reached home on Tueaday
evening" ete1 full term OF at6nous serVice IN the
CploreI is direct from Atlanta, where his regiment
is tnH ftsliQned.
, 1864-11-03
Rral 35atate==Gpuntrp.

TOR SALE-A fruit farm of 100
4 sfres.T.00 tyeea. Ps:cB as roo. a farm Of 10
acye3 MS onarf 81 scFe7 u El'es mem ChleARo,
Il slo Apply to PETER SH1AP, 81 1onscestW0
ncs v415 il
, 1864-11-03

TAIEABLE 1NrBoyEGEEf.-The recent fire on
rake street., afforded an opportunity for the Use Of
. new applisnce At dres, which in that instance
esyed taliy sixty tines Its cost- We alfuds to the
:. IN snresd," simple apparatus tuat introduced
h. our tndefaneabie Chief a r. for eoEt1ne
g 4sga pt 81 sefses lie SR'a
VALE a<,s ~ Of pn1nber Of cloths 20 saturated With
- to be mper1ona to vat o, sae
FL s:1s ss 'a ess 'es@ss .s issss s
seaed senheddTb The whole is placed In !Ieht covered
oeeoSo' phich hooks on 10 the rear Of hose car1
eat ssef se fraoe 5ns coz eoss eea ony yo
vet wunt aroher 9,sf masalpe an.
n, brune goods perons on ths 9pps5
i stsesse;ss %1 sssss %
wire N1seaaNa1s1;on. amuaI DE IL Chicago Will be eaotn
~ ~ rtneaeuths Of it's teuofs'
, 1864-11-03
The tctal loss was ssyenty-tbree Filled. wound
ed md II fes sipr. JUSTICE

SWKpI6H MEET1SGH -Uh Tuebody hIEbt large
std enthusiastic meeting Of 6wedes Was held in
the Gesman HAIL Eloquent speeches, btimtul OF
loyalty, were delivered BY Geo. c. Bates, Esq, and
Col Malmberg, IN Erglieh, and John Woae*, in
Mtesrf. Jol n A. Nelton and a. O, Hessing. The
bano Of the 18th Vett1an Reserve Corps Kindly al
terdeo the gathering, Al between the addresses,
dIkcnursed come excellent mutlc-
A largely attepded me- citing Of loyal swedcs was
teld last evening" At the German Hall, on the cor
nrr OF Indiana and Wells streets. Geo. g. Bates,
Eco delivered one of his most telling addresses,
1epete with e1oqnence and pairto,ieD, at tbs con-
clusIon Of which, the meeting dispetsed In the
cresttsf enthusiasm.
, 1864-11-03
Railroad Tune Ia bic.

caICAao AND EpRTHwEsTKRS-DEpo1 CoR. EE51
WAFER AND KESxH STE.
, 1864-11-03

NOR sALE-Or Exchange. forty
~ ac1es With Rocd fnprovements. sdlototp8 plee
y1Itasa u the III. Cent. R. CHICAGO Hfxnch A.
stn1e IN ehe vtlsge. lale or exchange .or bonao
nnn lot On Wattsh avenue. Inqu11s or +. B B.YAN
BJyAn Eall. cQi-y3l$1Et
, 1864-11-03

TEE Cx1oE or HEARTs.-W'e nc:lce that the
gallant Lie atenant Colonel ]. HsEes, Of the It'll
Illinois cavalrr, a1d Tor some years an honored
attac.t OF the TRIBUNE Office, ha% been improving
his forloueh by taking unto h,nl+eH wife. The
Cuioltl Ii ptod Culnh man. F1ret uf I'll MEM
her Of ,b- rr1u.ers Union. tten pe,i Ting bis life
for Ihe Union, and low uniting lnplhe1 Stat.-
th4t nj T., IA 1lmOnS.
, 1864-11-03

In sNExor1Ax.-The eunera! obse1ufe. OF the late
B N. Thomas, EGG, will take pluce this forenoon
a.11X o>c'ook at st Mary's Church. corucr Of Mad-
ison street aud Waba.b avenue. The funeral pro-
c+-e1ou viii depart for Calvary Cemetery rla the
Chlca. snt Milwaukee Railroad, q: ex O'Clock
H. Ct at the Law Library at II O'clock this morn
ipr 10 attend The fuLera,.
, 1864-11-03

CLARE srnExr Ru1paE Rus lkTo.-Last night
shout o'clock the Achoouer champion" in tow
of the TUG .Mosier," ran Into the north approach
Of CA.k street bridge, eausinc considerable dam
aec 10 the Welk. winch was at tho tlms crowded
with ptople, but no one was seriously injured.
The vctsel Experienced slight damage.
, 1864-11-03

Youthful DEPEAv1rT-TWo boys named re.
s,,ec,lve:y Edwin Caf1e and Samuel Lumbark,
vc1e befnre Commissioner Wiiams yesterday.
cfsrcet with having stolen coat from 1aborer
At work on the street. The cost they had thro III
down the vault OF PRIV. The boys are feoareed
ae The worst In the 1eighboshooo, and were sen.
IN th+3 I. nfrtn ErhOn1
, 1864-11-03

No11CE,-Ne understand that courae OF lee
tures on literary subjects vii be gwen In Danny,
by professional gentlemen Of ihfs city and v,cnity,
in aud Of the Congregational Church in that place.
The object te q good one, and We trust the enter
prize Will neet wish the eucceee It deserves. The
opening lecture Will be given On vednesday eye,l-
ice the 18th inst, by Professor Haven, os this cty
Eubject-'Iu1y, az sstn by an Auertc7u.''
, 1864-11-03

NV YORK JuyEHlrs AsY1uN.-The rudersisr-
ed. Weetera agent Of the above insttuston, here
By ten6ers his sincere thanks 10 ". r. Arthur,
Esq, OF the Illinois Central Railroad, E. H. Wll-
Ismt, Esq, Of the 9aens railroad, and also to
other good fdends in ths West. for their many
tour. There expressions Of friendly interest have
materially AIDED aim In his journey. during ~hich
Q phau and fttnolees children settled in the West.
Gro. Fl. ALLAN,
, 1864-11-03

81 Let e7sy loyal man spend thus afternoon
md evening s& The Mnss Mecling. and catch the
spirit OF enthnsiasm which We need 10 aiouse us
10 active effort. Mvita your DeHoczAuc ftlenda
, 1864-11-03

I1SEEAAT BRIAN BALL 70 DAT,-As the city
viii bt filed to-day With the thousands who come
to attend the great loyal mass meeting, they are
notIfl& tbst the ladits Of the Soldiers Home will
have excellent dinners Ut the lower Bryan Hall
from y O'Clock moon 10 8 O'clock r. Y. Let III
who dine Gown town and al ttrausers who may
be in the city. 20 to Bryan Hh'l. The ladies' will
Winch thcte dInIe1s are given Is one that cam.
mends Itself to esery man in the land, irrespec.
live OF party OF political fellpg. Let all Who can,
be preeant.
, 1864-11-03
PAID oFr-Tbe 13sth Regiment I'll. lnf't will be
paic oil at - Camp Fy " At s'deck, to day.

E11swonru ZoUAvEs.-The Enswor!h ZouRves
are requested to meet at Lceoln HslI this evening
ct O'Clock eharp, In full dresss for parade.
, 1864-11-03

PRo7EeTAxT EPISCOPAL CHURCH MEEr1sG.-
Thtre viii be meeting ol the Bishop and Clergy
mud male cemmuL1cauts Of tie Protestant Epiecs-
"a! Church In Chicago tonight (Thnrednyh IL the
Lecture Room Of Trinity Church, on jackson street
a.iou tor mure effective church work In the city.
, 1864-11-03

AwsLos.-The following Awards @era made on
Tutscay b. It. Comuiss.ry ot Subsistence:
Wtltter T. Co-1,oO0 iarrela ktln dr,+d corn
me-, II ttr islre:; 6.ouo brrhcls potatoes, IN
b..ir'- sl.ly ue1 but hel.
1rr.!tk vo!sx 4 Co.-e5H barre's kraat. 10
r. M.Isr 'aHel. $50 per snttt.' go bsrre.e
IL %. .e:e criors, III t,ssFe1r, S2.00 pes buRbrl
l: lei 81 G. Co.-5.tG0 bushta: onipn., Sa.1O
rcr III h. t.
, 1864-11-03

NOR EALE-Farms. 90 scree,
l. Heoo. 1co asies. 9.:no. 100 acses. q ~. =
nc1c1 $500. M acres t9,Hs 223 acsss. 3t,H9. "a
H:feF :. s0 !s0aers1. u co. 2ot tcfes. ~ III An
CUMMISEn 111 ElhIk tE,aEfe 1c1 T$T.S&
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02
a.. SIOUX CITY, IOWA. SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1864.

you to tickle me. But louder on the una.
nin,ity., With all the midnight voting,
stutfing ballot.boxes, Iowa soldier voting,
and every other conceivable plan Of trick.
cry, and going about the country boasting
that if the people did not elect him Con-
gress would, or expressions to that effect,
the canvassers only declared Dr.. jayne
elected BY only 16 majority. If the re.
turns from the Big Hoods, where there
was not single voter had been counted,
DR.. Jayne's majority would have been
somewhat larger. The idea Of DR.. Jayne
representing this Territory in Congress is
preposterous. A man that has never been
a resident of the Territory-ia the spirit
Of the 'aw-no has not particle Of inter
est here-whese money has never helped
TO build up society, schools or churches,
but who has been practising medicine for
the last year in Springfield, Ill. This
portion of the Message may sound we'll to
DR.. Jayne's friends in Congress, and they
may swallow it whole, but if they do, all
have to say is, hope it will prove as an
emc'ic, and when they recover from the
dose they will be cleansed from all such
ideas of permitting such man to repre-
sent US. STRIkE-THE-REE.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02

a..= 3. T.. Davis, ........
4 TTORNEl AT LAM, Sioux City, Weodhury
IA county lows. Tol4no70
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02
McGregor.

Four or five years since, we spoke Of
McGregor, and it is the same place now.
A smart little city, wide awake 10 all save
politics. 1t is situated in the m mouth Of a
long and narrow ravine-its blufy sides
rising from one to seven hundred feet
Heavenward. The city is just one mile
long by four rods wide, and very much on
the Hogarth style Of beauty. It must
have been intended for the road to Heaven,
it is so long, crooked and narrow. There
are four corner lots in McGregor-.wo nt
each end of the city. All the houses and
stores are ia row, 80 that two cave
througbs, each a mile in length, serve to
catch rain water for the whole town. In
shape the street resemble tape. worm.
At times ducks. when scared out of the
river, attempt to fly up the ravne, only to
dash themselves to death against the bluffs
which rise so high over the housetops.-
The gardens stand up edsewise. Chickens
can no more disturb garden stuff than
they could climb q decanter The people
are very religious, as they constantly look
lIeavenward in order to see daylight -
About a thousand teams per dnv come in
from the rich country back Of McGresor,
and as there is not room to turn, they take
the ferry to Prairie du Chen and evola,e
on the broad waste there spread out. The
ladies wear hoops in shape like a babys
coffin, for with round ones it would be i'm
possible to pass on the streets In the
stores and saloons the cash drawers are
lengthwise the street, as there ia not room
to lay bills the other way. Barrels have
to sit on end and their contents be pumped
out There are no wholesale stores in
McGregor, As there is not room to straight
en- out a complete piece Of goods. The
city is very long for this world. In the
line Of hardware it is all "Indian lile.'
Hay is brought in from the the country
in the original swath. Droyers stop at the
back end Of town to cut the tails from
their cattle lest in passing down the street,
they switch the goods displayed in front
of stores and dirty the faces of pedestrians
Wood is sawed and split with regard to
the shape of Main street-there is but
one. McGregor was originally gopher
hole, till the top was blown off by some
convulsion Of nature, when the enterprise
of western men made it city. In dry
times when the dust is flying. a crooked
syringe takes the place Of street sprinkler,
and one discharge serves to wet the entire
city-except the people! The sidewalks
are made of planks laid lengthwise the
street-to lay them crosswise, as usual.
the planks would be short enough for
matches. Merry long very narrow-very
crooked-very busy and certainly very
prosperous Is McGregor, the busy little
city Of Iowa. La Crosse Democrat.
@ - -~~~~~~~~-~ = : -
vha now I1 g Fractional C,rra,,v "a
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02

An official return shows that the French
army, Oh peace footing, numbers $4,000
men and $4,000 horses. by calling on
the reserves it eau be swe lied to 700, 600,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02
AiaERIC AN EXPRESS COMPANY,

THE above Company willrun Messsngertweekly
J. to and from Sioux City via Fort Dodge and
Cedar Falls all points East reached by them and
other connecting Expresses. Their facilities for
safe, ii'ious and heap conveyance OF packages
Il unsurpassed by any other Express Company
Once u Ghas. Kent Drug Store, Siorx City. Iowa.
jaae l3-3m guAS. KENT, Agent.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02
Barber SllOu.

THE undersigned has removed In to his n now shon
/ on Pc srI street, whore he IL now prepared to
AGtca MI to everything connected with the Tonsoria
ert in tho fashionable style. The patronage Of
the gentlemen Of Sioux City ard vicinity il
4lIy solicited. ja6 ADAN fALk.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02

SArvS REpRovISG SlS.-Major General
Halleck suggests measures for the sup.
preston Of drunkenness in tho army. In
Halleck IL TO be found an excellent pre-
cept, but . bad example. IL.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02

Judge Holt has decided that the habeas
corpus suspension embraces minors enlist.
cd without the consent OF parents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-01-02

The new I. s. Fractional Currency is
got up on very inferior article OF paper
We saw fifty cent piece, the other day,
which "split in two" like paste board
Chase is good on greenbacks, but Blair
can hea, him ON the change"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Academy OF Music.
Verbs MACBETH

Whether It is possible to interest an audience
speaking English as yernaeulsr In Shakespeare OPP
rszed is an open questions but certain IL that the
tnesh poet Is not affected by such hearers in foreign
lyrical gulse The opera OF Macbeth however follows
with reasonable closeness the oTiginsl there are
POINTS which of course untransateabe and there
are too werdke expressions which the Italian com
poser has not appreciated. The music has large pre-
ponderance Of forcibe feeble ideas notwhstaDd'
ing the difficulties Of setting such vast subject The
weakest part of the opera the supernatnra and the
weakest part Of the supernatural is the music on the
appearance Of Bsnqros ghos-it is however superior
10 the deporably bad stage arrangements repre-
senting that unlacky gentleman in spiritual
sense IL is difficult 10 make up the feast
business without the brin6isi; and II Lady
Macbeth does sing drinking song it is superior and
Melodioas one The music. after the murder Of Duncan
(who by the way is not at all but inferreO has
some exquisite portions and the close Of IT is highly
dramatic The finale of the first sct is very fine vgor.
rus composition. The somn8nbulist scene il dramati-
cally managed. We do not think that justice has been
done In relating sufficiently the merits Of this compo
ston here; there would hardly have been neaser
o hoase--;he worst Of the season Madame MedOr ap.
sarsd be lsbOring under singular unsteadness
II vcce-exhbitng itself constantly In saolo effects
Keep. that II vigorous performance. The part
81 Macbeth by Beiiini creditsbe piece OF work.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Tse Coming Draft.
SECOND DISTRICT.

Williamsburgh was much excited yesterday
about the impending draft. Provost-Marshal Maddox
received orders appoint three additional clerks at 50
per day and his Office thronged with applicants for
1he position Recruits however we're scarce the un.
welcome truth has leaked out that the Government
bounty win not be paid after Feb 29, and this causes
sany TO he state The figures of the I'D Congressional
District from Ofioisi documents, are as ioio~s
Recruited aud paid up to yesterdsy........lici
R..nna IN hs "a; .ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Uslos CENTRAL LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUE

UNION CENTRAL LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUB.
This Clsb Of which Charles s. Spencer is the Chair
met last night and acted upon several reports
&c Befspeeches favorable to the denomination Of
ham Lincoln were made by Messrs. Webster, Walker,
Dhtenhoesr and others The speakers exhorted those
present TO use their influence toward securing as large
svots as possible at the election Tuesday next SC
that our brave soldiers now in the field may enjoy the
privilege OF the elective franchise the same as they
.vero with -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

Loy National League have pledged themselves to roll
np million Of signatures TO the Emancipation petition
81 is hoped that all petitions touching Slavery be sent
20 them No. 20 Cooper institute there 70 be as
sorted counted and credited that in this for freedom
Ill may know how each State stands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Drandreih,s PlIl.-Their MedIcaI OnnIitIes.-


In small and repeated doses the effect Of Brsndreh Vegetable
Universal Pills Is 10 increase she activity Of the ecretns and
eIcreng organs The syne discharges become liquid
and contain proportion Of bile The operation Of thii
extraordinary medicine does not stop here the membranes OF
tho lungs OF the eyes aud s the membranes become moer
the urine increased in quantity except in Of Diabetes
when the secretion Is reduced the sn becomes damper and
al the time where too cool, and cooler II too
So that Branireth. Pills to y.aze and promote
the etcretions generally Even sccuuaons Of fluids In the
thu the peura the pcroneum the arschnod And
synoys membranesdimnish In quantity, and in
rapidly disappear from the Of thcse Pills They remove,
the time all gsniulsr swengs engagements and in
dntaon, Phesnonous and other tuners apparently
nsted away 10y their well smell large pimpes
from the face eyebrows @c &c In large doses Of from
P. they powerful prgs,ive clearing the
bowel, r Of their contents and then acting upon The inter.
bal organs cleansing them Of slime mUcu any concreons
required for their healthy scon. Thus the seton Of
Brandrs. Pill. what T. required to bring about that state
in all the orlu which results IN their full restoration to
health The blood vessels well the blood ,has
stored TO pcrfsc, purity and yiyor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

Parker Pillsbury will give lecture on the
War this Thursday evening, at o'clock, at York.
SIe In the Sons Of Temperance Hall corner Of Eighty.
sirth street and Third avenue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04
Va .REsE -.

JOUSsON-JAYSE--ktOrA Orange, ~. t. on Tuesday, Navel
the r..dsnc. Of de brides iatLer by tho Rev Robert
Street rh.B6er X. johnson Of Union, ~ 4, 10 Misi
Isabella NJ. Jayne o; th1 former place. No cards.
sMITH-eEAMAN-On Thurdsy, Peh rs ny the Rev q
7. fandsrs, 81, GTsenPoint L. l., hT John H. SAITH Il
svtu.a s.nfuan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-04

DzArH OF JOSEPH KgrcHuM-Mr. Joseph
Kstchum for many years q merchant Of this city and
lstteriy President Of the Corn Exchange Insurance
Company died Tuesday night in his residence in Brook
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