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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23
CORPORATION Notifies.
OrptCa % rHp ConnIssIonRn o. yAxEsSArD
Assysaaxrs. No. ~ Cbsmbes-st.,
Ewu youu Ian : lS55 \
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice 4


NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice Is
~ hereby gseu that the assessmen Rolls VI the keai aud
Personal Estate OF .bs City and County OF To-, 1910
al be open for npection aud review roo snd slef nio
day January 1885 and IN remain t the StL dsy o.
APRIL 3 FOR the correction OF and The
OF the assessments Of tho eforcssd Real and ferouai
Estate of tie City aud Couniy Of Newiork All ger'
sors believing themselves 20 be rggreve must make sppcs
lion to the Commissioner dlri- the peyod above
10 order to obtain relief provided law such epPcs
on be made IN relation to the assessed valuation OF the Real
hsste must be made In writing stating The ground Of Oh
action thereto end -eupon the Comm ssoners shall exam
Inc iuo the complaint md IT. in their Judgment the asses.
ent - erroneous they hs the 20 bs corrected
such Application oe made In relation 10 the sssssed ssus
on OF the Personal EsIa. the applicant shah be examned
under oath by the said Coisssolers who shall ne author
iLca TO sdn.tof such OATH I'D g. in hi. their Judgment
the assessment erroneous they AL the TO be
corrected snd fix Ne amount OF thew
believe be just and de- the decision thereon within
thirty days after such sp icou ,. nave been sde
them No reduc ion shall be made BY board Of Saper
,sors o. any es Porspnal inpo
der this act unless II shall sppes under oath affirm
that tho party syyrieved unable TO attend within period
pesbsd for tbo correction Of axes Of sickness
sbsonce from tire city,.
". ALLEN, )ConUistioners OF
q. H. PURSER, ; Te,s.
c b w0ODRuPr. ard As.sment,
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Eeaal Notlfes.
STATE oy NEW. YORK.
rI,O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY Oh
n


rI,O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
u FRW-YORK. g.,
Noc, 1, hereby given tbs, Special Election 10 be held
IN his STATE on the second Tuesday b day. OF March 10
S.,erirs ether the people will approve reject certain
eyopossd amendment the Constitution Of this state en-
kofeo resolution Of the Legislature Si which
he following 10 seopy: ,. . =,
COucsiy,srf Revolution prcposi"s a" Amendment 10 The
Tile s. be added 10 sixth article Of the Conso
ZION OF his Stsie the twentysxh Section thereof The
Following. i, -,
Whsueyef and this amendment 70 the Consti-
fulton sns take effect the Governor shall lnse and Dy
And "a the advice aud OF the Senate bpPoin i've
.r,s,ons Of Appeals who shall have power TO
H. and determine oil spprns then depending w the Court Of
kpn~si. which may Transferred 10 them by ssid Court.
And ss have al the powers Of Courl Of Record Tor
Ia, purpose The Clerk of tn. Cour Of Appeals shs act q.
Nv the sad Commissioners shall DO entered BY the said CLERK
tn the records Of the Court o. Appeal aud shall have the
aau,e VI rendered BY said Court Ono Of
nsd shall be named Chiei Commis onsf,
Ind tho said shall continue and tue said Com
hold their Offices until ali the to
chen - a. have been heard and determined, but not ger
shsn four years from the date Of the original commission
4be .sd shall receive the compens
- Judges Of the Court " Appeal they inoy appoint the
Nine ard pace Of their s,ns and the Legislature shall pro-
side Cor the thereof bat said sittgs shall not be
appointed for the te those fixed of the Conr oil
Appeal aud the Reporter II sad Court Of Appeals shall be
hhs Reporter Of the said Commissioners
[ CHAUECEY ri. DEPEW', Secretary Of STATE.
xheriF's Office, Guy and CoVafy OF Nelo- }ork. 81,
hereby certify the shove 10 be true COPY OF tie or sinI
e,oe received by d. The Secretary Of STATE
John KELLY.
sheEid Of the City and County VI New'fori
Yehrusfy 3 1855
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NETWORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
lss, wIhTER ARRANGEMENT. 1905.

TRAINS LEAVE Ngw:YoR1, srrHsr AND srs
For Now Haven. 100, 200 IEa-l iL'cs m Hi' (EE1
500 tEx1 as5, 30 aud 600 (Fx.,' r. m. . 80,
500 OK 3tS 40 sud 90 fEx.,l p. N.
FOR Milford aud sir-tEord 100. il.e NJ 3ts ~, p
For FAIRFIELD Southport aud estpOr, 100, u'os Il ~
A9p 49, ,s,s ~,
as. 40, $50 eco IA, n. o..o
For Da,ieu 100 go il.9o NJ as, 80 $40 2. m
For (reony!ch TOO 90. ll.9s N. ~ 40. ~ np.st
fot Stanford, 100 ace Or ~, ll@ pss itiA tk~l
500 tRI J IS 70 $50. go. 800 tEx..l p n: ,..r
For Port Chester aud srrsdlsts Stations ~ ~ -
q N. 3s5, 40, $50 $50, 100 p. n.
COSNECJ.NG TRAINS, a..
~. Boston, va springfield 600 a. rn tH1l aS tsS' s"
p m. 80. az M "'''
For Hartford and Springfield, $40 IES') $ m 'E1iH"
For Connsciicn, River Railroad s0os. N. (Ex, mDr o.
| 20 Nontresl 800 y m Nor.lanItol. . 81. -. -
Tor HI,iora Providence ala Fasn Railroad 400. fsrb
| O. III lsi5 p IA. s.-.. p.u,..d.,
O. ID !. n. H. i5 40, 500 2 N.
| For Cansl Rsii;oaa, i2.is 9. M 20 Northampton
| For Hous.tcuir Railroad, g. M
| For N.r,suck Railroad, B.0Va, N, 300 M -
For Dsn6ury s.i Norwsk Railroad. 7.W, ~ a., -
tsEnsdiou, seeping Cars attached g s g q i,ss
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Hle0iral.

TURKISH BATHS.-H You wish TO enjoy
heath strength, youth. beauty, ioxury and rid youIsel
a. csres, wrinkles and lnhrmies, q 70 NOE ~ AND u
Bee description OF 10 Mondays and Saturdays Tribune Of
This week Hours from to No. snd TO IN for 0en-
EsusD. and from p. for Ladies' ssndsys ffom
ste ~ a. H. for Gentlemen oply.
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NOTICE OF THE COMING DRAFT
~ THREE YEARS SUBSTITUTES, FOR NEW.YOEk
CITY SIC OF the rev State Bounty Lew provides VIA
tie State shall psy 600 10 p@r,on Who shhi IEn.h
81 DESTITUTE previous 10 the DRAFT for small sdi'
tonai sum . SUBSTITUTE con now be obtained OF
WARNER l. CORNELL, No. IS knnkinst. near Broadway.
References fivep 10 officials and business men 0! high standing
SUPERVISORS AND COMMITTEES III
want Of MEN Ill town and County Quotas can be sup
piIsd BY applying 70 VAN BUREN, LUCKEY, Baaien'
No. 24J brosdwsy.
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CRIE RAILWAY.-Trsins leave foot Of

IL Chsnbers-s,, via Psyonis Ferry: - -, ,~,.
m Day Express, for Uansrdaigus fochrs'sf bans,S
Salamanca snd West Connects at Buffalo Win LAKE pncS
AMI Orspd Tpnk Ralwsys AID n SALAMANCA WIN A'ASD
and Crest Western Railway. . am,
S.Ss m. Mili and WAY Train daily, 20 oasvins
10 a., Express Mail Tor Budaio, coneeoAns WIZ Iss
Shore Railway. ,>,xS .
D. M Nzf, Erpres for Csusndasus Heche''sf olusas
Sa.smsncs and West. - -, p.....
M Lishtning Express daily for Canandz'gda hoches.
Ter Buaso sslam.ncA, Daukisk and Wes: Counect =
Bs.o with Lake Shoro aud Grand Trunk Railways ana
salsalanca wth Atlantic AID Great Weston Railway
~ m, EnissanI Trsir daily for Buffalo Salamanca p-
kirk and West
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO." LINE.

For Providence Direct,
The new and splendid steauers
ELECTRA AND GALArEA
Having Superior ccon.Dcdaions for Passengers and
Freight VII Pier No. u North River, foo, OF Robin
on.strr.t Daily Sundays exceptedl g. sp. u.
Connecting at Providcnce with abe for Boston -
The ELECTRA, Capt. J. W. NYE, viii leave New York
sYrry MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
The GALATEA, Capt WIN JONES, every TUESDAY,
TIL RSD AY and SATURDAY.
tS-Fr-ish, taken At Propeller Rates.
CTbesn steamers Unsurpassed 10 the ts
fo the comfort and c,y Of passengers and them aces or
the transportation Of Freight 49,
~ Passenger. after retiring for the night not disturbed
I'll they arrive IN Providence At hoar early enough 10
cure seats ~ desired In the hrst acconnofaou Tsin fO
Bo.ton, asIiyia. IN Boston At g. IN.
For Information H. regard TO Freight be- apply 70 ISAAC
ODFLL. General Frei ut Agent, Pi,r No. u, n H. . nm
WARDS Oencs.l Ticket gent, Pier Ne. d, North River
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Dantina Aeaofmes.

A DODWORTHs Dancing ACADEMIES.
"a No. az fIFrH-,v- cor rTHsT.. NJ A.,
No IT MoST lGur-sr., BR0DEIrs - .
Cli.ses ior Gentlemen on TUESDAY and FRIDAY EsES.
INGs IL Brook yn--ou wednesday, and SAIlhDAlS
IL NovrYo-k II b o cloc's Ciii Tor Circular.
NE GARMOs DANCING CLASSES-At
~ N. Acse.mv Of Physcal Cu'trre No. 50 IVES, -Four
t-cut 81. Wednesdays satura.ys. Young Ledies
Misses and hssios at p. ~. Pusttr Evening tss-s iof
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IANEN MhIHItfs
y. T.. ksEELAND, Executors, a.
AARON HOWARD,

=. {. frLKLrY Apcticneef. -
VALUABLE PROPERTY nt AUCTION by
order OF the srp-,n. Cour--P. G. BuLkLEi wall
sell on Friday March 1865 gt l. O'clock a; tAs lxc.nzr
saroo-a Ne III Broadway. under the direction Of Ed
WARD OWEN. esq, rsisree the vansbi' story bfios
house sud lot Known No. IL Fest Twenty 70 r;hs
Madison square o, 7oa feet saches hon,, 70 by about ~
Fo msps sppy the office OF the Auctioree No ~ Waist
Jsuhcey CouIL
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Ocean Steamers

MAIL STEAMERS TO FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COHPANis
line Of first class sldo wheel brEAMSHlPs, between
tEW-IORk and HANRE. 80,
The splendid Vessels intended 90 be Pc. upon tnia
lay o-e route Tor the Continent. are the following
WASHINGTON ....3,2O{ tuns 800 horse power
LAFAYETTi-..........J.204 tuns. soS horse power
ruROPE..........,.......ts fostl, ~ nor'ep power
. FRANCF..................ieh oatl, 800 bore-pouef
NAPOLEON IlI....... (buildnsj. J, 40 horse powell
Un the completion Of the entire hat the service VII %
'WAsiIiSGTOa, 4. Dueh,sns; LAFAYETTE. A Be'
FROM SEw-YoRK TO HAyRE.
IAFAlETIE.. ......,....M edu'saaY sistcs !,
WASHINGTON. .......... Wedn csdav Mach ~
i.r.t c bin fnclIdins tsoe vinei.
Second abn liucudnz table vn-I. 80 or $50
Parable ia gold iss equivalent IA United states currency
MEDICAL ArrskpAscn rHEH oy CaAask
UE060E MACKENZIE. Asenl,
No broadway. EswYork
At Pa-is No 1, BoulevudRs Cspucaes Grand Bo,e At
Hsvre WILLIAM tSELIS l. 90.
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NUHU1CAI HObT III L 1Ur C1lb I1SHIfItIt VI
Diseases Pelvic Vscers unde the Of EDWAEp
H. DIXON Editor Of The scaipel Structure Piles, vasco
radical and permanent IN few days. and oen ins
date one BY DE-. Ds instrument, the Crethro,oms
DEFINED expressly 10 msdy Mr. Symss opeatioT In al
cases Of the three ftsnumersed scsos tho care uA.
sstssd We BE- undertake.. Otdcs hoaf fi'a' "
1sty cad " svsalass = 20 u fiAAtvs
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD wIyTEB

lEHlNBFMENT.-Lenvts %snP ~
l Ess, Ryes for (resupprt Sac HsrbsT uasap'otsk NJ
at m For YsphAnA, L.ke.a,t lshp Babylon and fE.
insaai-, at 8 a m srd p m vpnnins .n.o.,' =
.. ~, and p. NJ. .stayrs connect for coid spua<
Oyssr Bay aid Hun'inzteDl For hsmpsead jamaica enc
Win6eld ii sud 10: 20 a m. and ;, ard D. M
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Leave, 3itb At. Essa
River az lisa u for ispssnt stopping q. al ssroas 81
Eco, ana syo.sl Exclusion Tickets this trsa
a, rsane,a r,te- A RfASONER Superintendent
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Honecs ano farms t)antco.


4 FAM I'LL Of THREE AMERICANS.
"a strictly norsl want 70 rent TOP FLOOR ina clean
quiet place The SUBSCRIBE IL Thoroughly experienced in
house business and would take charge Of property. Addrs"
PEACE, Tribune Office.
ILLINOIS and IOWA. Improved farm
i WANTED IN any desirable part Of the State of cash and
some Brook! property. - 49,
s. COCKCROFr No. 16S Broadway.
DEAlRlE LAND .-Prairie Land WANTED
i IN Loesn and farewell Counties. Illinois vcniiv
within ~ miles Of Railroad station OF River and susceptible
Of GOOD drainage. Comm uno at.ons addressed to
AUGUSTUS ~ CRANE. Atlanta, Logan Co. Illinois.
with particulars ard Lowest cash rce viii receive prompt at
tenton-
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Cost Mo :founo.

Ooi-On Brooklyn flights, a Pbys;cians
vsl foo 10 ss'us 70 No TT MosHsos.d., brostya
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XTINELAND IANDS-TO All WANTING

NINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
fARMs-11-.o aud thriving seitstacni mild sli
beautiful climate. miles south q Ph-deph2 by railroad
Rich soil which produce, large which row b" .se
gro wing Ten twenty and Iy trsc's al from go u j.
per sore payable within four year Good bunes openings
of manufactures and oters ohuYhes school, snd good 80
eicty u TIE most improving Place tasi or Nrs'
Hundreds are ,,s and budIns TIE beauty With which
the place Is laid oti i unsurPtsed letter. ta.w cred fpsr'
CONTAINING reports lld swing u Information ~ be sent ifrf
Adifes. CIIAs. X. LANDS. v,nrand fostOrcc cunbrr
land Co., J. fT0s Rspor q Soon Robin'oH tg'telg'e!
Editor Of TAs TTbnse. 10 81 The or ctsns.rs J"ht
haos alnsc l,ro yoiio, ard Frii.t4> tosfoH or
,leasnni farming that Lsov Qf the ride II nc HssisrH
PyatrsSs.
"ANTED-A FARM Of about 100 acres, on
w th. Hudsoe preferred VA less. With privilege to
kuy AddY-ss g. L., Boz No. ls scwNofs Poet Ohc..
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professional Notifies.

CHARLES u. HAMMOND, formerly Pro
.ssor Of Special Anatomy and Surgery IN tho Syracuse
Medical College n Y. Once II East Tths Consuascn,
nom TO- to !, aud too sPgCIAlTlEs; Diseases OF
The Nervous Seminal Urinary, and CutAneous sy.toms
BstrietuYe which have been treated Wy Csateflns,
Cnttins or Rapidly pilstIus operaons not undertaken
DR. LEWIS" MEDICAL and SURGICAL
IL INSTITUTE. No. Beseh-st.. between vsiek and
West BYesAwsy thu only place who're the afflicted win
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23

UCTION SALE-A few SECTIONAL
"A PORTABLE BUILDINGS VIII be sold by auction.
gear ~ Rewsy Station at Paterson N j. Friday. Feb
b. ct o'clock p.
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T UBRICATING OILS for Engines. Railroad
~. S:' :, .VS WI As Hiasaass' s '
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r1'HE GREAT INSIDE ROUTE FOR BO

l. TON.--sTONIEGTON STEAMBOAT LINE
VIA GROrOS AND PROVIDENCE.
THE OLDEST, QUICKEST, SAFEST. AND MOST d
RECr, AVOIDING POINT JUDITH"
The naguiS ,sat Steamer COMMONWEALTH, e.
TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Tue eiesssA
Steamer "PLi MOUTH ROCK" on MONDAYS WEDNH2
al I O'Clock n.
~ These boats start from Per No 10 North River foot
Colrands and ar- ACKNOWLEDGED by sexp.enoed trsvc
be- among the large strongest most comfortable ~
b. that have IN American waters At al sescns
and ia all wesl tsse boats srsbly tins passage -
time.
Sumpt1om Shippers and uxnnopsy furnished state
arc marked featnroJ OF th-se Aostin. pssces
Eehs and may be secured at Hsrndeus kr
press Ooo No. II BrosdE ay and At No. u5 Nest- he~
ork aud q. no. 10 " 1shinyton-.t. boston,
M. H. SIECNS Agent
Msrrhsnts Invitation and Trans Dor aiion Ca
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HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctoneer.-H II.
Il LEEDS L MINER VII selL BY Auction. on ERIpAl

cu,xTERxasrrEGsSzgAIsO ruoE FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON CITY Jan. 80 1895.
GALE OF CONDEMNED HORSES.-Will
- b. .d public suction to the hsAss. bidder al 0ie,
boro. D. c.. on
. TUESDAY. February 7. lsca
TUESDAY. February "A, 1868
TUESDAY. February q, 1855
TUESDAY, February %. 1855
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES EACH DAY.
Th.se horses have been condemned Unit or the cavalry
ssrvce OF the slmy.
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may be
hsd
Horse sold snsly. Sale TO commence ct 10 a. Terms
oash, Ia United SlStss cpneHcy JANIS a. kklN,
Colonel u charge First Division Qulrterus'ief Generals
Office
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A NJ. MELVIN. Auctfonae-.
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 49s

DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 4g3
)Bway nearly opposite 81. Nicholas HoieC 70. A LEA
WITT. Agcon.er by j. Z Co9ev Scnsignmes,s solicited
CATALOGUE OF MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS In every
department OF Literature singy and quantities. slso large
assortment Of Standard School Books Sale TO commence 8;
O'Clock D M. Catalogues ready and booss exhibition.
WEDNESDAY. March l.
PRIVATE GENTLEMAN'S LIBRARY Of choice
fysbelan aud Dramatic Literature, nearly G II tie heat
fngish editions and English bndngs including many PieA
,rus Murray and many and works never
before offered for sale In the United States tosei with
cook. o The Libraries OF Leigh Hunt and Charles Lamb,
with their Autographs etc. Catalogues ready price c
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Bales bp Anftlon.

QuAR4nguAsrRI GxsraALs oryicH !
Finsr DIvIslos, - o
WARRINGTON CITr. February IS: ISs
A COTTON SALE OF CONDEMNED
~ UORsFs-wGl be ,od at pubtc snc'on ~ '"' "eis''
bidder al BALTIMORE MD. on 80, n. ,es.
IHgEspo156Si, + pt diy AIRY = HORSES t,SESs
~. nav. been coadetn unfit ior the cavalry
service Of she army. -. ..oa ha-,si,s r,s, ~.
tsd -, .,r-o.rce =, los IN aud will
be bed at Phips eetrn oCS'' o0Iae o. fA'S ala
SeIIDaI sts. .-e.
he''"'-"''"' w JAMES 4. EKlN,
Colonel In chsrse First Division C. NJ q 0.
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6leamboats ono Railroads..
,AFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CAFETY, SPEED. AND COMFORT.
P0R BOSTON
WORCESTER. PALMER. FiTCHBCR6 kABHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAINA
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
The snd stipnch steamers OF the Norwich iine
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY 0fkEW- YORK,
lease Newrork daily Sundays excepted ~ oclockp -
IRON Pier No. % North River, foot Of Eeytryse,
FOR EEW-L0ND0k,
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Train cm -
above points, via Norwich and Worcsster Boston and Wof
Worcester and Nashu and New London aud Nosea
Railroads.
Freight taken a the loves. rates For information Inquire
L ,. MARTIN, Agent. the Pss.
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and GREAT WESTERN

"A RAILWAY NEW BROAD 1AyGE ROUTE. PAS
sINGER TRAINS LEAVE NEWNORk. via. The IRIS
Railway from foot OF Chanbcrssi, RUNNING riikOU9n
10 cLEsELAND, o., WIIboui CHANoE " SAks'
with railroad for al PRINCIPAL cities IL TIE e>s
T road i being exsnaed sna VII soOn be T. complete
ruunig order Mansfield Gaoo Isbsns, Dayton, I.nsn-
.ah nd 81 Louis without bTelk Of gauge ....,,
T. IL GoopxAg Gen. Ticket AT, H. sWELISEh
Meadyiue Pa General 3ap',
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PROFESSIONAL nrroUpIIrr, \

Most people have heard of that very polite
Frenchman, who, seeing adrowning man about
to sink for the last time, felt himself unable
to offer any assistance because he had never
been introduced to the gentleman! The case
Is fully equaled, if not surpassed, by that of
an Edinburg physician who was one of the
witnesses in the recent trial of DR.. Pritchard.
for poisoning his wife, This witness, DIR.
Patterson, testified that he was called in to see
the unfortunate woman, and that he was con-
fident from the symptoms that she was being
poisoned to death with antimony, and that
he recommended a change of treatment n
When asked why he had not taken some ac-
ton to prevent the consummation Of. the crime
he suspected, he answered that it was not his
place to interfere as the lady was DIR. Pritch-
ards patient, and he was only called in consul
tation AAre we to understand" asked the
examining counsel, shat you believed there
was some foul work going on yet made no re-
port of the facts to the authorities ?n sCer-
tainly;;" replied the witness, at was no affair
of mine. The woman was not my patient and
to interfere would have been contrary to the
etiquette of the professional
The medical gentleman evidently went on
the principle of the doctor in Moliere's play. ]
"A man dead is only man dead; it is a
matter of no consequence; but forrnality
transgressed carries with it a notable prejudice
to the whole medical faculty., We must re-
gard the formalities, no matter what happens
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or that enacted it. And another question
comes up, is itlikely that this act win be re-
pealed while the loyal colored people are ull-
der the iron heel of those who are, or have
been, rebels?
Discarding all theory about State suicide or
State forfeiture, Senator Sumner, in an article
in the Atlantic M nthly, says:
tits enough that for the time being, and On
The absence of loyal Government, they can take
no part and perform no functionin the Union,
so that they cannot be recognized By the Nation
al Government.
And Andrew johnson, faithful among the
faithless, the Abdiel of the South, " began his
attempt to reorganizel Tennessee by an adj
dress delivered March IS, 1868, in the follow
ing words: "
Il find most, if not all, of the offices, both
State and Federal, vacated either by actual
abandonment or by the action of the mourn
DENTS in attempting to subordinate their func-
lions TO q power in hostility to the fundamental
laws Of the State, and subversive of her Nation
al allegiance. twUsg 81 M yge
But we haven space to pursue the subject.
Great questions are involved in reconstruct
ing or restoring the Union which may well
engage the attention of our ablest statesmen,
and those the most learned in Constitutional
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The Dead that might be Liyipe

Its sad 70 think that thousands die annually with
the means of life and health almost within arms
length. Many weakling goes down to the grave
every day whom the timely use Of HosTErrFRS
CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs would have
saved. 1t is a consolation, however, to know that
this glorious Tonic-a vtazing Elixir without sin
gle drawbacks preserving the lives of muititudes
In cases Of general debility and prostitution it is pro-
ducing effects that are perhaps more astonishing
than anything heretofore observed or recorded in the
history of medical treatment Feeble, emaciated
anticipating patients, whose powers of digestion
seem to be actually extnguished recover their appe-
te, strength and spirits, under course of the Bit
tiers, with rapidity that is positively amazing All
that the proprietors originally expected from the
preparation long ago thrown into the shade by its
actual results. New virtues, which they had never
thought Of attrbuting to it, are continually being de-
yeloped in its application to new cases. As pre-
tentative of diseases of every casss and consttu-
tiOnal invigorant It stands alone and unapprOach-
able.
New York House, 50 Cedar street, N. X. w u
+ July 27-d&w2w
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-28

enterprise in Bangor entertain this view of the
matter, and feel that nothing can be done till
the whole thing is placed in the hands of men
who are entitled to the confidence of the pub
He. No such work has ever yet been carried
forward to a successful issue by soldiers OF
fortune" and men of no business character'
and we have no idea that the E. d n. A. hall
way will afford an exception. When any move
ment is made in favor of this enterprise that
shall command the confidence OF the suDstan-
tial men of Bangor, to say nothing OF other
portions of the State, we pledge. to it all the
support in the power of the Press to yield, but
until such movement is put forth, we shall
not consent to hood-wink the public or even
to keep silent that leeches may fatten either
upon public sympathy or upon the Iaudable de-
sire of our people to SEGA great work of inter-
national importance pressed to successful
termination s-.srsa *N rrs- fr-s s-r reF .-kl
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-07-28

B- The Belfast Age says no clue has yet
been obtained to the burglars who broke into
the houses of Capt. McGilvery and Capt Pen
dleton. A young man belonging in Searspori
was arrested last week, on suspicion of being
concerned in the robbery, but was Subsequent.
~ discharged. y
The Gardiner Journal records another
moving machine accident to one Ts,notha
Grass. The unfortunate victim had a first
cousin by the name of Red Top.
HThe Gardiner Journal says new steam!
er is to be built for the Kennebec route, to BE-
put on next spring. Dimensions, 24O feet LONG
3S feet beam, 81 feet over all, II IL feet deep
and measure 500 tons. li S Grip Y( =