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EXPRESS COMPANIES.
GELECT BOARDING AND DAY
y SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

MRS, EMILY GRUBB AND NRs. NJ. A. G. CHANDLER,
Principals. Ida.
/. Assisted By Teachers fully qualified to instruct in their
several departments.
The rooms devoted to study and recitation in the
lower story Of the Freomason street BAPTIST CHURCH,
Boarding pupils will reside with Mrs. Chandler.
The SESSION will commence on the FIRST MONDAY
in EEITEABER, and close the last Of June.
Pupils though charged only from the time Of entrance
requested be present if possible at the OPENING
oil the SCHOOL, .....
Persons wishing to pursue any Of the branches in the
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT can dose, without being
regular nembera OF the school.
The Principals hope that their long experience and
success in teaching, will insure for them sufficient share
OF patronage to compensate for the effort they max
ing 10 establish SCHOOL, which shall furnish the
means Of obtaining THOROUGH EDUCATION, in both
SOLID and ORNAMENTAL BRANCHES.
For Reference, Terms, &c. they would refer to their
circulars which can he obtained OF MRS. CRUDE, At
lant.e Hotel, of MRS. CHANDLER corner Of York
and Botetoglt streets. jy3l-u
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NJ o r I c L .
r EsLIE's STOMACH BITTERS.-

Tho best in the world for mixed drinks @ Cocktails
and where btters wanted For salo on draupht by
the measure and for the accommodation of family pnr
posss we shall put up in small bottles at half the price
CHARGED for the usual packages. For gale at the
"TIP.ToP" WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
mug -tf No IL Atlantic Hotel Building
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA.
J DISTRICT I'M yIRgJNIA

" DISTRICT uf VIRGINIA g. s.,
whereas libel has been filed in the Distr burt Of
the United States, for the District of virgi1 on the
18th day Of July A. D. 1866, by Rear Admiral David D.
Porter, Comman' erinChef OF the U. S. Naval forces
composing the orth Atlantic Squadron on behalf as
well of the Uni ed st ties Of himself the officers and
crews of ths s. sh ps Of war part of said squadron
"sassacus," MA mee," chippewa" "conmodore
Perry" and Others against the Rebel steam vessel of
war Torpedo" her boiler machinery &c, alleging in
substance:
That pursuant to instructions for that purpose from
the President of the United States the beent in and
with the said United States vessels Of war; their officers
and crews did subdue seize and take upon the James
River ian arm of tho high seas tide water of the
the said Rebel steam vessel OF war, the Torpedo her
boilers, machinery, furniture and tackle, and hath
brought the same to the port Of Norfolk, within the
jurisdiction of this Court wi ere they now are" That
the said Rebel vessel Of war, the Torpedo"
Rebel Naval vessel Of war, and with her boilers and
machinery &c. the property OF the socalled "Cun-
federate States and of Rebels in arms against the Gov.
ernmen Of the United States and such used and
in by said Rebels in arms in wagn war against the
United States in their attempt to overthrow and destroy
the Government of the United States,
And praying process against said vessel &c. and that
said vessel her boilers machinery guns furniture and
tackle &c. may be condemned as prize and forfeited to
be distributed by law is provided respecting the can.
lures made BY the public armed vessels of the United
statea &c Now therefore, pursuance of the mention
under the seal OF the said Court to directed and de.
claiming the said vessel her boilers MACHINERY euns
furniture tackle &C. or in any manner interested there
in that they be and appear before said District Court
be held O. the City Hall in the City Of Norfolk in and
for the District of Virginia. the First Tuesday Of SEN
TENDER next NJ eleven O'clock In the forenoon of that
day, provided the same shall be day Of jurisdiction.
otherwise on the next day of Jurisdiction tbareafter
then and there to nterposo their claims and 10 mai
their allegations in that Behalf '"S
Dated the 18th day of July, 1865
JOHN UNDERWOOD
Z. S. Marshal
L. H. CHANDLER, Eaa u s, District Attorney for Libel
. Il2 jyl5-l4t
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WHISKEY FLA SKIS Of various
E. NJ, DUNN & co,
jy21--tf 25 Main Street
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U. .. Marshal,
L. II CHANDLER, ESQ., United States District Attorney
for Libellant. jylS-l4t
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RATcHELnR,s HAIR DYE

The Original and Rest in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless, Reliable and lnstant
neous. Produces Immediately splendid Black On naiu
raj Brown without nuring the hair Or SKIN hemedie'
the i'll effects Of bad dyes Sold all Druggists INT
genuine Is signed Wam A. Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautiiylng the Hair
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SRAGIC.-We would say that the best
~ Cigars, both imported and domestic in the city, are
to be had at the TIPT0P" Wine and Liquor Store for
the east money but tie other dealers think the same
OF what they have, won't say it. II you passing
No ~ under the Atlantic HOTEL just come in and try for
yourself augl-tf
DAVE Y'S LEATHER PRESER-
Il VATlVE for Harness, Carriage Tops, &c, For sale
BY Z. u. DUNN & CO., saddlers,
" ls-r No, IS Main sysst,
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FAvertisemen.l

AMERICAN SELF-STIRRING COFFEE Rooster.
Among the numerous inventions brought before the
pubc that combine utility and economy there
which appear useful to the family than that which
is named at the heed Of this article.
Ii invented by phy stefan. who led 70 think
OF better way to roast coffee by observing the
great Of waste both Of the flavor and
burning the coffee instead Of roasting it By this In.
yenton the berry-vhether coffee or grair-is Of ne.
ccssity roasted evenly. and all the Is saved.
This alone makes saving of nearly 50 per cent In the
strength Of the berry.
At the same time the machine is selfope-ating thus
saving all tie time necessary FOR the operation. which,
with the saving in the value Of tie berry. would in
year, save al the expense Of machine in many o
family.
Every lover Of good coffee any Of its healthy sub
stutes. must Lsil this invention as one Of immense
Taine to .As country. The young folks too, viii find
in this one ofthe best Corn.Poppers that can possibly
be nede and jasieed Of roasting thensevos they
stand back erd keep perfectly cool. The machine is
and durable and combines novelty with economy
and we can see no reason why thousands OF them should
not be sold a. soon ne they are seen
We thak many Of them nigh. be sold for foreign Il,
well as domestic trade.
We understand a company has been formed IN Bos
ton with cepitsl OF tlO0OOO for the manufacture u
these machines and although their facilities are large
they have already been obliged double their forces
to supply the demands and still they comparatively
unknown.
The machines may be seen at No 100 broadway. first
floor where the agents Messrs WARD and DAVIS. can
be found.
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The Gait House Burned.
IoUIsvILLE. XIV. Wednesday, Jan

LOUISVILLE Ky. Wednesday. Jan. H. 1868
At a very early hour this morning the Gait
House was discovered 10 be fire. and it is now. at
this time (3l a. IN entirely Ia ruins.
Very little Of the furniture in the house was saved
A warehouse the eaeterly side. occupied by o.
w Thomas and Andrew Buchanan was also destroyed.
Opinions diher whether tho fire caused by inoen'
diaries or not
Proctor Of Wards Theater, with bis baggage and
Mr. Vance OF Harrodshurg KY, and family. escaped
safely, The latter with trunk full of valuable papers
Capt. ). Gushing ThOckmOrtOn and wife, MIR. i. j.
Polk and Mr.. Riggs escaped safely.
The insurance on tho furniture IN Denforths Agency
is Sl0OO0.
The best information st this hour indicates that
lives were lost. hut this is yet somewhat uncertain
Tie U. 5. Subsistence Department Immediately In
the rear of the Gait House was not Injured.
McKili& Mcen clothiers lose heavily.
The aggregate loss is nearly million Of dollars
The fire Is now entirely checked.
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DIE ID.

BROwY-on Tuesday, Jan. TO- William n. Brown, In the
The r.tiyr, and friend. Of the family .re Invited to su-nd
hs funeral from IN. Church 81 the hnnunc alton IN -Four.
ternh.'. Seventh this tIhusd.yj afternoon, at
afford. and Nersi. Paper, please copy.
cOOR--in MorrsOwn, y. j., Jan. TO- Elizabeth NJ ws Of
Her rc,s,ye, and friend. invited to attend her ner,
from Il Peers lhuIch aoTssiswn, on Friday mosins
New -orern. pspe-' please copy.
oHiy j.asiic, q chI, T and coraa, corwin ssed IS
Tie relative, and ficnd. q the family invited TO ,cni
the funeral fid'y afternoon 81 7oceef, from No IN
Esssaoss. Brooklyn.
DYERon Wednesday Jan. H. An'on Ph.ips ofs,mus!
O. sni kmma DYER. In nc 18th yer Of 10 aF-
to attend the funeral o 'h- re.dcurs Of bic Iafrs No
I8l Cumb-rsudsi Broos'yu. on fTdsy afternoon. 81
o'eioor without further ,sy.titlon.
MARS Ga Tne,sy jan ~ Of Inflammation o. the hrra.
A,phop'. Lea Eugene. a. ~ Of Lld~s AMI iierie".
Mars aS-d yea. ard month.
fdm ~. p Matt i, sr,f s,Ibsy, ne relative, and
epd. Of the !,ny iavss - sisra siihog further
notice.
REMsES-n Brootvrls. I. T.. J,n. leh int. DEBORAH
R,n.en. wife ~ Abrl VI Eenssn s-ed " Js4f'
Fuuera Thursday 2, r', rom its MstLo 4' Epi'opsl
Chafch. Norwich, at 2 O'Clock p. M
ROwH-on Tuesday morning Jan 10Th last. william Rove.
tn. and eni. ~ the f- ar. respectfully invited
attend funeral IasTsaAy the ith inst oe
No. be ate fa,. s ssl Si
sPISSTY-In Brootiyu, "Wednesday. llh inst, Pr.nt
Msicg' ouy ehHd Of JOs spnnsy aged monh' and ~
days . =, -,
The relatives and friend. Of the family are invited attend ms
funeral from the residenoe Of HE rrnd,athof Jane. Hart
esq No. Gslstin place, Friday 18th inst. st 0eoea
r.
uSpFRHILL-At Eat Chester weln,'i,y morning Jan.
n ,ner llaserns iues. which he bore With chuiiisn
fot uie Phrbe p the WIZ q HithaId 4 uIferkNl sgei
20 wear. II months snd days. -
Th friends Of the family invited 20 attend the funeral on
Saturday III. ith inst At oclooi. from the residrnes 81
her mother in law Ess Chester rrss-t VIII rect no
~ O'Clock train from Twenty siIh.i. n H. 81 Williams
Bridge.
WHEELEn-At Pl.t,sn,vil.. Wes'ehs,'.r Co.. N. :, on
TUESDAY an TO- Ofvue r. Whseer IN the cd ye.r q his
The snd friends Of the family invited 10 stend bis
fun.r. on Friday Jan ~ at ococs at the house o. his
bro,h,rin law Charles Miles No " WetThryfour'hsf'
Erv.York City.
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"ExccilenI Voo.ing.v

Esh. Edsoy Of The n. u TyiJane.
SIH: sake the liberty 20 inform you that the great
eantary sack Of -four which had lis trt origin IN this
potable city OF Austin. Reese River Lauder Comfy,
e.ate Of Nevada will leave San Francisco on The 18Th
Inst in care Of r. c. Gfdlcy. who lost 1t last Spring IL
bet municipal election.
Twill state the particulars Of this wonderful suck Of
Sour: 4 bet was made upon tic election Of the MON
and Copperhead candidates for Mssor Of this city,
between H. J. Herrick and r. c. Gridley a. follows
II the Comprehend nominee should be elected HeIrcE
vas to purchase O sack Of -four IN Clifton and PACK ~
spon his back to upper Austin to Grdey's store, mile
And half accompanied by tie Austin band playing
the tune Of Dixie through tie whole march. If the
Union candidate should be elected ridley was to pack
.ack from his store ole mile aud half 10 Clifton
She band playing Old John Brown. Suffice II TO say
that He...ck won the -four the Union nominee was
elected end Gridley paid the bet rs aforesaid. The
DAY Gf4s the election procession OF LOO per sons was
formed beaded by a band OF music and 40 men on
korseback The sack was trimmed with American
Tags OF real and stripes. then placed by Herrck
On the shoulder Of Grdley; the music struck up and
of the procession started and never hated till at Cf
Con Grdley then presented the sack 10 Herick, who
soospted it. and in III speech presented 1t to the
BsDitary Fund.- with $50 in gold coin. 1t was then
proposed to sell it. and the proceeds 90 TO the SANITARY
Fund. Mr.. Grdley and several Others bid three and
-four hundred dollars. Suffce j. to ssy that before
night il had been sold and reEO.d TIL 1t lad brought
Some 5000. A sanitary Association was tstAD'
hshed TIE same Gay, and II was proposed that
Er Griq y should 20 10 Yir.inia City and other placer
u Neylca thence n California md eel tie sack ts
Ar Herfick could not leave account o. biz official
busines Mr. Gridey did go and sold and resold 1t til
It had ought the comfortable Of over $4,000 10
gold co %. Mr. Gridley viii, tie arrival Of the
of Dec 10. convey this sack Of -four to the
Central sanitary Association IN New'York City Nh
Gridey though formerly rather inclined to Southern
aotions has since this transaction been thoroughly
converted 70 the Union lie has left an interest
ing FANNY behind which will feel the want Of his
and pro eetion but bade him adeu with joyous hearts
for the sake of glorious cause. Our whole people
commend MIN to Unionists OF your far famed city.
Yours T. II. WALLACE
Secretary Sanitary Association.
<ssua. Re-edc. Dee. 20. ie64.
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Tho Army Vote.

" h< Ehhgy Of The NJ y. Tribune.
Sir: In your article Of December II, "Our
Election Europe wherein yos say, apart from the
rfvaI .oiditrs in the Union armies. majority Of the
who draw their subsistence from The Federal Treas
airy voted the opposition ticket, you dc great injustice
10 the eoisioned oeers Of the army, greater pro-
lion Of whom voted the Union ticker than Of the en-
hsted men so far my somewhat extensive observation
goes
Its, however. very common popular error to sup
pose that most Of the patriotism Of the army exists
among the enlisted An intimate knowledge OF the
sr~s sH the field would soon change this opinion.
LIEUT. COLONEL,
Army Of The James In he Field Dec. IA, 1864.
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fAdycrt isemeni.I

IAdycr,ilereni.I
DANvIIR Penn. june Q, lSG2.
DIR. WIZ II. GREGG--Uoar SIR: In February,
1861 Twas afflicted with sngar daDces, and for i've
months / passed more than two gallo1s OF water III
twenty four hours was obliged to get up as OMEN as
, or t,yelye times during the night and IN five months
lost sbont fifty ponds in weight During the month
Of July I56l / procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water and inter taking two bottles was entirely
cured soon after regaining roy usual good health.
Yours truly. j. V. l.. DEWITT.
SOLD wholesale BY MoRGAS & ALLEs, No. " Chhst.'
and M druggists.
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Wistar's bnIsams
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BAlSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTARS BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTARS BALSAM.
DR. WIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD ChEhhf.
ONE OF THE OLDEST
AND MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN TIE WORLD FOR -
COUGHS COLDS, HOARSENEsS. BRONCHlIlo,
And all diseas.s Of the THROAT, LUNGS, and CHEST.
n doe not dry op cough and leave thu seeds oonsnmP
, In m. .ys. but oo.-ns and the lungs Of n
Impurities. Price ono dollar bottle
p DTNsMOpE No tgI BROADWAY, Now. York.
4. W, EOWLE L Co, No. 10 TREMoNTsf., Boston
and BY oil Drussists.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTAR'S BALSAM.
WISTARS BALSAh1.
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iAdvertiscnenti

DO not waste your money buying any of the
numerous worthless articles called GOLD Pens which
have flooded the market for the last few years. when
lower prices you get pens which acknowledged
10 he the BEST HE WogLp.
See advertisement in another column; 1.-THE Pen Is
Mightier than the Sword"
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ftdvcriiseulsu,

fAdvertisemen.
Dy,fopEST's ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY AND
NNF DpMoEPsTs MIRROR or FAsHIOSs-The Febru.
ary number, with splendid Novelties aud q host VI
Litelary Gems Full S ~ Patterns. and Household
Matters and the Latest Fashions. DO not fail 10 SOC
the splendid February number ready on Saturday
Sold everywhere.
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The following 81 the many testimonial letters In
our po.,e,on We sh, eontinls publishing like Documents

The following 81 the mary testimonial letters IN
possession. We shall continue publishing like Documents
Esw.Yorx. June %. 1884.
Mn J. px IA c. Cinrryo-Deay S.y on said 10 fne the
fret tim- me Tyopefi Ba'an "a "a, mort Wonder
I medicine TIE voyid " curs log-if dei' "i,oes0ns
a. A0er suffering twelve years rom ?le, wheh Of cSuI'e
he'd bec chronic, pcsen'nR all the worst phases IIs
painul maaiy .uol swelling. inflammation. o--dnr and
OF cOs:er. OF tnuos ard using Almost az inGmy
Of s'osled cur' without receiving permanent ocnen nsye
,5n sosd - 2 Co 1f S al S IT, cure @
the Of eigh q tie large bottles & the romoiY am
BE- san X eaYed ~ proper use q yon Ba.i- Ny er,
id- you your v-''ri attendance. and my de,r. ua
vroc. inoss her,Ins iuI statement Of my case i'
arSmsn, end care, that yoa a'y nc 20 dna.s 81. anow
fo peI Whns fIo-s,y and great .pGes.' ~ ! hsI
as 10 ''i'' ', , T; To- , No % siy '&
W. are ,cqu,n,.d With Mr. I Townserd ard have lno"p
Of va SUFFERING ioni s, sd be sv. the statement conansd
Brookiyn, llssKr L. COS No. ss pnIton',. New fOrs
Nors Parsis. wishing tho in statement en'lone Ia tas
Sir Iovu,rul above ~ nay he procured BY calling upon
bin =" WI be ASA 20 n aay ore suffering from pils,
be wi. advise iuy 10 the best manner oil sppJ
ID and sdInins,er.r. the Baisan
N,vYork March Is. 1854.
Near, CIar-xo Bro. Co.-Geatismen: | have Tor
having sAny tired the various Tcsdi'. Tor tn" same
without iulc's. wss sbou gvins UP Ia Despair wien 2
ND :I I'D, Witch . 's yas'h .Spg 70 ,..
.ppr,or. completely cared nnci and cheerfay recon
'' Es.ps pee I' cHAs Kyle ls,h..
Hrv Yosx. December H. ISs+-Ho. sc Fourth ave.
M.,ua CAHakso bKoA L Co.: Gsnl!omes--fon are q
liberty such you please OF Tie following s'A'e
have been using yonr Tropical Bs'.m' since July
Last, at which time my health very uuc Impaired w aet
Git a. aid nv fiend, that vrry doubtful
was reduccdto 100 pounds wsi;h' usually vben wei VEN
n. 80 pounds lad been sufong from severe heuouhAt
ofIhe lnx. which took place In Juary la which confined
M, TO an room uaaf!y three uohs. When became a0le TO
g. Constant s,S'h '.,'1 ,Scs ss os.h.s wb .sve
.sht and loss Of appetite caused rsdlJ fi
irs OF strength and Ia ly lo. my voice" st which time
wa. .iyised by friend 10 try your b.lisrn which did
and ass u,n: "hree bottles. sweat. ceased and have
ever rrurn.d) appetite aud strength have rrAiuy an
erea.d anJ now " ish u, roun having attended TO ny
business ,, suaI.yi have wry Little pain and ny cough
very ,s | can walk .r inilcs with es,e sui 'n
os the Bam feel confident that with proper car. my
hrath Will b. entirely rc5ofed Very rr,psn,mny your
oordi~nt servsn,, \. Nltobl sIouibt ohhpu,
=. 80 ,nnn,h. A. N. 3.
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Rushvfiie on Company 'of Canandaisna. AN
Adjourned Meeting Of the Shareholders u this Company viii
bs held No. 81 Putrow, New.York, On TUESDAY, Jan
~ at 3ococt ?. for the purpose Of the Annual Election
Of Oceu. amending he By.Laws and Isnsacting general
business. A full attendance 10 requested
Nsw.York, Jan 10. 1865.
DgSAs BARNES. President
JOIN GILrIrT, IT,. Secreraty.
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RHLIFP FoR SAYANNAH.-Ct

RELIEF FOR SAvANSAH.-Contributi for
the suffering people of Savannah will be received and
forwarded free in government steamer leaving Satur-
day or Sunday. Each lot must have On invoice accom-.
Panyng It, An contributions directed to Julian Allen,
No. $50 water.st. New.York will be acknowledged
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AsHoaZ.-The British steamship Australasian
Tor Live poo when passing around the south west spit
ths morning, took the bottom at about high water.
ehe ia drawing % feet and win probably lighter soms Of
her cargo before coming of.
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The Louisville Fire.

LOUISVILLE, Wednesday, Jan. II, 1868,
The origin of the Gait House fire is still
mystery. The only person known to have persisted in
the flames is William Hanna, Of Shelby Co. Ky.
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IT is WELL to get clear Of Cold the FIRST
week. but {. IL much safer and better TO rid yourself Of the
first forty eight hourhs proper remedy for the purpose
being DIR. JAMES FxPEcToRASr.
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CoRRBcTIoY.-The steamer knickerbOcker
lost in Chesapeake Bay did not belong to the Peoples
Line of Steamers" stated in Washington dispatch
having been sold to other parties some time since.
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From 0uebec-The Passport System.

QUEBEC wednesday, Jan. IL, leOo.
Messrs. EmmOns and LathrOp, Of Detroit,
who have been here some days in communication with
the Government regarding the passport matter. have
left for Washington on the same business.
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MARRIED..

AMFs-PRATT-rr Jrrsry City, Wednesday,, Jar. H.
1859 by the Rev John Milton Eoip-s James Hervey Am-'
and Luca pratt. No crds
Observation-Disclosures residence 81 the brides father.
Tuesd,y. Jsn. 10 By the Rev II. fea.e Of Brooklyn,
ss.red by the Rev l.. =. Ferry. y A. Mo,u'ar' I'D 70
Msry - dsugh.er Of benezer Hin both Of EOr~ .ls Conn
No oarcs
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tAtycrtisemen,l
HPLMDOrD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is pleas
ant In taste aud odor free from all injurious properties
and immediate in iis action.
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A WORLD 8 SPIRITUAL ConvESTIoN-so we
ere told--will convene In city on washington's
Birthday Yeb 22d neIt 1t Is expected 10 continue for
veei aud take hold 0, several im portant subjects