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A CERTIFICATE
WORTH A MILLION.
R@s-a
An Old Physic,an's
Testimony.
READ.

|. READ.
Waterbury, VT,
Nov. "a, 1855.
Although ! donot
like the practice Of
Physicians co
m%ending, indis
criminatelY.the pa
tent medicines of
the day.; yet after
a trial Of ten years.
! am free 10 admit
that there is one
medicine before
the public that any
Physician can use
in his practice and
recommend to the
public with perfect
confidence ; that
medicine is Rev N.
Il. Downs Vegcta
BILE Balsamic Elixir
have used it tiny
self with the very
best success, and
now, whenever |
am troubled wiiha
Congh or Cold, |
invariably use IT.
lee c~hcerfully re-
commend il TO a
who are suffering
from = Cough or a
Cold,f for the Group
Whooping- Cough,
and all diseases
tending to Con-
sumption, alnd to
the Profession as a
reliable article.
! am satisfied Of
it, excellence be-
yond a doubt, hav-
ing c~onYered per-
sonally with the
Rev. n. II. Downs
about Il. He in
formed me Of the
principal ingre-
dients Of which the
Elixir Is composed,
all OF which are
Purely Vegetable
and perfectly safe.
,. 3. woopw Nh.
Now Brigade Sur
geon U. s. Army.
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nAbhiToNtAN PEAMAAsHlP.-H you sahi
~ % cara y srie wsli aiihont paying a ieaalseg
f ~ % So, ssnd for lie Bahbitonian Systep.
8te complete sft ~ $i.b0. NeN England AsgAts
RiCE SEQ, 81 Exchange street, Boston.
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N. II DowXs' ELAxIR - Cures Coughs
Colds, Group, and all Pulmonary complaints.
We call attention 10 advertisement in another
column. Sold by all deslers.-
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CHAMPION BRICK MACHINE,

Combines economy ,rapidity and excellence ofwogk,
upers the clay Is Il IS ased Il driven by horts
,fer oy stesm. With seven men, makes 5000
a3 hIjeksa day Clrculars, machines, and r shtl
f etefBhAbF0RD . RENlCK, II B~roadwaw
&tN lork,
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u S II L
FLUID EXTRACT BucnJ

In all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, whether existing In
MALE or ysaiLH, from ~tetaforer cause o~gindsiag, eai
no matter ofAotr long standing. tits pleasant IA It's taste
and odor, IMMEDIATEia action, and moro strengthening
than any Of tho preparations 81 Btrk or Lren.
Those suffering from Beosts Docs or Dsiiea. constL
fHtions, procure Re Rem tdy at once.
The Reader must be aware that however slight may be
the attack Of the above diseases, h is certain to adset rs
Eoddy Htd!n, Mental Fo,sers and Hu2p mess. II 10
treatment Is submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may
ensue.
All the above diseases require tls aid Of a diurstle.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU
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GSAinchesteGsA
Act Prom Ist1y nd Certainly
IN A L STAGES OF
CO Ms u MPTION
The HypOphOsphiIcs
~ SYMPTOMS IN

are an appropriate and specific remedy for ev-
erv disorder characterized by any one or more
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Pmxr~ In Georgetown, .. O., on Friday, January o
Major d. PrRkns, United States Army aged 80 years
AMANDA daughter OF John T. and Emma T. Richards
aged year, 10 months and 70 days
Her remains were inferred In Greenwood.
RAwIIEsos.-On Tuesday morning, January TO- JAMES
GEORGE, Of James Rawlnson, aged months and
IA days
The friends and relatives are invited 10 attend the
funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock,
from the residence of HIS parents, No. Union court
University place. Twelfth street
RowE-on Tuesday morning, January 10, WILLIAM
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral Thursday after
noon, at o'clock from his late residence southwest
corner Of Second avenue and Fiity-nin street.
without further invitation.
RYAN-0n Monday evening, January Q, after short
but severe illness, JOHN RYAN, In the 2Sth year of his
age.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family and also
attend his funeral from his late residence 200 Varck
street. this Wednesday, afternoon at O'Clock precisely,
without further notice.
SruRrEvAsr-On Tuesday morning, January 10, SARA
A., widow Of Oscar w. Sturtevant
The funeral will take place Thursday afternoon,
at o'clock, from the residence OF Frederick L.
vulte No 80 West Twenty third street. Friends and
acquaintances are invited TO attend.
SALrsR.-On Monday evening, January y, ELLA doRDoS,
youngest daughter of George and Jessie Sater IN the
The funeral will take place from her fathers residence
% Fourth place South Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon
O'Clock Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited to attend.
ST John New Brunswick) papers please copy.
THoMTSoS-OR Thursday, January o. at his residence
Howell, N j. RuPH THOMSON, in the 92d year OF hi
age. The deceased native Of Northumberland
county England and to this city in 1884 His lont
walk through life marked by those virtues whcI
make the useful citizen and the Christian gentleman
WARD.--0n Tuesday morning, January ~, al two
O'Clock, JOSEPH wAnD native Of Beiensampie' county
His relatives and friends respectfully invited
attend his funeral from his late residence, a7s frs
avenue, Thursday afternoon, at two O'CLOCK Ihe re
mai wi be Calvary Cemetery
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Hazard or Superytr0rs.

ADOPTION oF A TWO MILLION DOLLARS oLDi-
NANCE TO PAY BorNTrEs- COMMUNICATIONS FROM
THE COMPTROLLER, ETC.
The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday Supervisor
Tweed in tho char.
Supervisor BtuSr offered for adoption an ordinance
from the Committee Volunteering amending the or
dnance adopted a, a previous meeting by which two
millions u dollars instead of four millions 10 TO be raised
by the Comptroller and paid such may be deem
cd proper TO recruits by the Mayor Comptroller and
Volunteer Committee The bonds on which the money
90 be raised n 70 be redeemed III 1895 and the following
years at $500 900 per anuum tho interest not to
coed seven per cent per anum provided the recruits 70
whom the bcnniies DC paid be credited the county
quota, and the ordinance legal zed by the Legislature
The Board agreed o. the ordinance unanimously.
The Comptroller sent IN q communication stating that
the present debt ~ the county incurred raising troops
Il S. 600 and recommending The action taken by the
committed IN The ordinance offered by Supervisor Blunt
except that he recommended the payment OF $500
maximum bounty while The ordinance leaves the amount
Of the bounty 10 be paid 70 the discretion ~ tho Mayor
Comptroller and Volunteer Committee
Supervisor BLUNT moved that the Corporation Counsel
be asked whether s necessary for parties who make
afdaviis 81 exemption from the draft be required TO
make such aihdavts on stamped papers me motion
was carscd.
The Board then adjourned 20 Tuesday next
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Sercnadc 80 Generals Hancock, Dir,
Hays. Hunt, and Colonies Howe, Lip
~ nd Others

The band Of the First brigade Third DIVISION Fifteenth
army CORPS, which has been home to Wisconsin q
short furough, granted its members by Major General
Sherman, h now stopping at the New England Rooms,
en- route 10 rejon shermans army.
on Monday evening thoy paid visit TO the Gramsrcy
Park Hotel, where tboy complimontsd Colonel Frank h
Howe with scrcnade, dscousing exceedingly fine
music. After an entertainment provided by Colonel
Howe had been discussed the band taken by Colonel
Howe 10 the Union League Club Rooms where Mpjor
General Hancock, Major General ButterGcld Brcader
Generals Hays Hunt and other distinguished military and
civil officials present Major General Hancock and
The other army officers here serenadcd the band
receiving many warm euogums for tie repetition OF
many OF tho tunes which had cnvened the late victorious
march OF General Shermans army through Georgia
Under escort OF Colonel Howe and several other
beers of the club the band then repaired The residence
OF Major General Dix who responded 70 the serenade
rendered him by throwing open hts doors extending
the Inequalities of his mansion TO his midnight guests
Colonel Lppett OF Rhode Island Colonel Allen and
others then serenaded, after which the band par
took Of Inequalities at the Creamery Park Hotel and
returned to the New England Rooms
The band were great fayorites With General Sherman
and his
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CLEARED
Steamship Austraasan Br) Cook Liverpool via Queens
u Ship Sir Robi Peel Larrabee Lyerpool--C Grnnell
Ship David Hoadley, Hayden, Liverpoo-smith q Dun
Bark Thomas Killam (Br) Morel, Antwerp-w Salem
Bark Morning Star (Br Stirling st Jago-waydell Co
Bark Lamplirhter Bahrs, Port Roys-T II Bxby h Co.
Brig Alice Gray (Br), MAXWELL Matamoros-F Alexandra a
Brig II Bishop, Bartlett, neutrality-suspicious. 4 Hough
ton.
schr Charner, Borgfeldt, IIayana-T R Webster
Schr Rose Skerritt Dyer York Rlver-Crowell Paine
schr Harriet Ryan, Snow, Few Acknowledgment Wood
ARRIVED
Steamship Ariadne u transport, Crary, Key West
days IN h BALLAST % hound IN "'
Steamship Chesapeake willetts Portland, with mdse 70
Bark Conques. of Boston, Howes Havana - days with
&c Basse NIckerson Experienced heavy west
Brig Headiey Wears Cof Maitland, Ns Sanford Maamo.
Tsshe aa BEEN %'i 10 SSs North Of Dec H.
mouth of the river Rio rande picked up 10 bales
Brig Agile Of Maitland Nsl, Smith, s. Kits via Long
Island ssynd Is dsy with salt a sr WINERY Westward Ho
lost and split sails broke mnnboom and blown TO the
s s the Is es %s OF
Island another severe gale from west 70 nort
from going ashore; the spars falling completely demolish
ssS ss On sd is %aoss
Of w Rpoos Tyne Ase 70
sehr VIM Gregory to Sassaa, Regain Ma.ameros 81 days
rns with strong westerly gales stowe buSark split sails
schr Mary CLINTON 'o Belize, Hon. Page Matamoros %
R 81 s Sosa asafH Is
lumber. % Brett, Sc, 4 Go.
schr Flying Fish, Thomas, Gloucester
schr Owen Besrse, 5errse. Wareham.
BELOW
ship Bridg-water si~snn from Liverpool Nov TO-
wind a, sunss, NE sith dense fog and rain.
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THE COMING DRAFT.-IMPORTANTN NOTICE TO ALA
County r. e lS MADE sS Ss
eeanS a has ss sa as s
all are upon ns m " &
enrolment to its proper standard.
& nsys ss ssfn
s pu ba S ntS is n h s sy s
lie or i win not Be q AL advice o. na
has to the labor Of
No means win spared this correction thorough
and oa both ss a.
aha Re- d sieS owes Ak' TO
In addition other which win be brought into re.
the Of war or %
Of the ward or election district
win the % 80
and hence did not attend to having their names taken from
win also afford the opportunity for every man enrolled 10
see or not o s be pun
Every person enrolled is requested to aid gigantic
labor which have undertaken by complying with the fol-
Of " who Is not enc
rolled but liable notice Of the fact should 1e 70 inc
cosnzant Of the fact order that The same may be r
Be on ss' ss
o
/; ,ss
srsh s hs The Be stricken ro
sSeaS e s hs
by the exempt himself that the name may be stricken
from the ron.
The following are the causes of Exemption
I. Over fOrty-h years OF age
s. Being an alien and never having voted
T. Having furnished substitute In anticipation OF mo
draft ~
g. Having been drafted and paid communication.
Having drafted and received certificate Of perae
Ai' Hen s'i permanently physically disqualified.
g. Having served two years in the army or navy durno
the present war and been honorably discharged
In addition this far possible every enrolled man
win be waited upon BY
improperly enrolled taken off, and TO add those not on pux
who should be enrolled.
AS this effort to correct and not increase the enroll
ment the interest Of every 70 give correct an
and all questions which may DC put "
Them all persons declining to answer giving faas4
answers render themselves liable 70 arrest and pnsons
Ths probably the attempt which win be made 2 -
Of the county OF New York TO %
successful the operation Of every resident Of TINS city an
The government oficias have eyinced disposition 70
afford every facility TO attain the object IN view. 10
therefore, through the indispcsiton and apathy OF me pu
enrolment aborve and further excessive quotas ar
demanded because OF the ncorrecness OF the enroll
the people Of this city and county viii ne
O. GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
M4iIhN T EkEESA sap c9%Prol'sr
oRIsoM BLyNT sypsrv 1,,.
IkAX sTETRf fhis Bureau
B5gST fha Aua. Of 1 H:%Dss
NKw YORK, Dec 4 1855
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Meeting In Philadelphia In Aid OF the
savannah sufferers.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 10. 1865.

JHN IdUu
meeting nf citizens to devise for the relief OF
the suffering inhabitants Of Savannah held at the
Board Of Trade Rooms this afternoon The Right Rev.
Bishop Potter called 10 the chair letter from Sa-
vsnnah addressed TO Mr. Steiner read The writer,
after expressing Joy At being in the Union,
described the terrible suffer Of the people of the city
committee OF seven was appointed TO solicit subscrip-
tons iorthe purpose OF purchasing ship load OF pro.
visions to send TO Savannah II stated that the Coal
Exchange had already started subscription for the pur
pose of cbartering vessel TO carry relief Savannah.
James L. Caghorn has been appointed treasurer Of the
committee 70 receive subscrptiona
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

BIAvr,fARp-W aEELoCK.-0n Thursday, December 20,
by the Rev. Hugh s. Carpenter, j. W. BLANCHARD, OF
Chicago, 10 GEORGIA A WHEELOcK, daughter oil A. r
Wbeelock ESQ Of Portland Maine No cards.
MosEsSEA-At the residence OF the BRIDES father on
Tuesday, January 10, by the Rev + W. PInnett rector
of ST. Paul's church, OSCAR G. MOSS OF new YORK 70
Staten Island. No cards
RANsoM-DAYToN. -On Tuesday, January TO- by Rev.
DR. Hiscox Mr. J. HENRY RANSOM 10 Miss SUSIE d.
daughter Of Samuel Dayton Esq, all Of this city.
Southern papers please copy.
wmLs-SMTH-At Stony Brook, l.. l., on Monday,
January O. by Rev Daniel Jones, ROBERT s. WELLS to
HEHRTrTA SMITH both OF same place No cards
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SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.
fnnfnrc IaJ,yn r.no,axd ava = -.

Before Judge Leonard and jury
JAW 9-George W Morgan rs a $ Pso6ody n Co -
This action against stock brokers 70 recover damages
for selling out stock without notice plann claimed
thot defendants carry his for him "a long as
his margin wss kept ~ and TIA, they violated that ob
CATION Dcfcsiants testified lint they reserved Tho
0pton n oOso ID out whcaeyor they liked and that they
also had he authority 10 mako the sales complained OF
After protractcd ttal the jury gave yordici tor the
pia,Dtiu fVy $1,000
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THE MERCANTILE BANK DEFALCA TON.
Com encement OF Proceedings Against
Charles Windsor In London-The Trial

Com m encement OF Proceedings Against
Charles windsor In London-The Trial
20 Take Place on the 18th Inst, Sc.
Charles Windsor tho alleged Ascending teller OF the
Mercantile Bank % this city s 70 be tried IN the Court Of
Queens Bench London, the 18th day Of this month
a civil process The commenced on the eth Of
pccember on the following summons and complaint
Victoria by the Grace Of God, OF the United Kingdom
Of Great Britain and Ireland Queen, Defender Of the
Faith
&c CHARLIE wrSpsoa OF the Hotel de Provence Leicester
.square, in the county Of Middlcsex.
We command you, that within eight days after tho
srvce o. this writ ON YOU inclusive ~ the day Of such
ice do cause an appearance 70 be entered for you
IN our Court Of Queen Bench, ~ Westminster, in
sion At the sut Of the Mercantile Bank Of the city New
York and take notice that IN default Of your SO doing
lbe sd Mercantile Bank, OF the city Of New York may
proce "a therein 70 judgment and execution
Witness: Sir Alexander James Edmund Cockburn,
Barouet at Westminster, the 9th day Of December, in
NB.-This writ 70 be served within sIx calendar
months from the date thereof IL renewed, from the
safe of such renewal including the day % such date
and not afterwards
The writ contains the complaint a. follows
Tho wit was Issued BY Richard Muens and Samuel
N uicns No Poultepey, N tho city OF London, ator
Scb' aud ~ bs for costs and Il the amount thereof
b. pasd the plaintiffs v their attorneys within four
dave from the service hereof further proceedings will
b. gyoa The following The particulars Of the plain
tnr riaim --
$50 October % TO amount Of money received by
abe dol ndani for the OF the plaintiffs appearing
nv his own entries in the plaintiffs books and applied
Nv him to HE own use viz:
IN coin s3a 600 in British currency. ...... Ga 900
II American paper currency, S2o7 600, Or IN
British sterling. 1900
ro,o, ..................... Cos 800
n B-Take notice that II a defendant served with
snis writ within the jurisdiction Of the court do not ap
pear according 20 the exigency thereof the plnnGs viii
b. at liberty u egn final Judgment for any not
seeding the above claimed, and the sum OF CD S.,
such other may be allowed on taxation for
soss and issue o. execution nc the expiration Of eight
days FROM the last day temperance
Subsequent 70 thr commencement Of this civil suit
Windsor was arrested a. Ascending debtor anda
v1ts setting forth the ac that he intended 10 leave
ahe continent These adavis we're made by the keeper
81 the Hotel de provence After this arrest OF Windsor
his baggage searched and about two louaand pounds
sere discovered.
Mr John Patrick Morrogh ~ r. Is tho counsel az Mr.
Windsor and at the last accounts vas aborng
very lndnstriousy 70 the release 81 his client on
sountor shlaavis from the pr0protos q the Hotel 10
Provence
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The New Jersey Icrislnturr.

ihfNTONj Jan. w, 1900
The Legislature met day The Senate organized by
appointing Edward w Scuddcr, 81 Mercer President;
John W Meeker, Of Essey, Secretary; Isaac Il Wilson
Expressing Clerk. and an the old officers
The House met at three NJ a resolution that ma
jorty would DO required 70 eeCt officers was offered
motion e. table II lost by of thirty against
thirty, and II Then postponed untll tomorrow A
motion prevailed proceed 10 elect Speaker the first
ballot stood thirty for Taylor democra) Of Monmouth
and thirty for Joseph Croswcll republican, Of Union
Tho House then adjourned Until ten oolock W morrow
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ma extraditiou warrant against the Prusian fosger
coL,e,fuss. who was shipped on board the Saxonia
hound for Germany, Saturday last reached this city
from Warrington last wednesday. hrcceived the proper
ocal signature Tuesday, but the fact was not made
uubicy known until the culpit was lodged safely on
hoard the steamship 6oldenfas was located in the Lud
low street prison under the Of Marshal Murray Az
soou as the decision OF Commissioner White 70 the enect
that he should be sent away the Exradition treaty
became known Goldenfuss it produced profoand I'M
preston ON his mind but after while he shook on tne
depresson and rather cheeruy and apparent
iy nnconcerned about his condition and prospects
Az an early hour Saturday morning MI Leopoia
schmidt Vice Consul General Of Prussia together with
Mr. II Iapaugh counsel OF the Prussian government,
and two Deputy United States Marshas entered the jan
iD Ludlow street and took the prisoner In charge VINO
was ony then informed for the first time, OF his tate
odenfss expressed much surprise at this and remarked
rather guy that he might have at least been informed
NJ his extradton little sooner The Vice Consul re-
ned thai Courtesy did not require notice In such
ease and hereupon Godenfuss was conducted TO car
iace and the party drove Hoboken, opposite which
ctv the steamer rode anchor awaiting his arrival Al
y, he was placed in the prison board but SUB
saonently he WAS consigned to the first cabin While
here his reputed wife, and the companion OF his hight
from the Saale permitted to visit him, ana
the interview represented having been deeply Affect
inc both weeping and embracing each other In the most
afectionate manner. They obliged TO part, how
ever and Mrs oldenfuss It Is understood, will remain
In this city until the conclusion Of the trial In Prussia
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THE LEcTuRE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILy-FOR GENTLEMEN
ony, nj the New York Museum Of Anatomy 6S Broad.
way Parties unable TO attend these lectures have
receipt Of ten cents by addressing Secretary
New York Museum Of Anatomy.
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Court Cmlendar-Thfs Day.
SrppKxE-CouRr CiRCurT. 1.-Adjourned TO Mon
day, Jan 49, Part 2-Court opens at ten o'clock A. NJ
IA. s29, I47s, 479, 4s1, al, 500, $50, 7l6
SUPERIOR CouRi.-Tral Term.-Part l Nos iaa3,
s4es s4s 1891 4ei7 $751; s7ss si Gao 4 4a,o 4Sts
444o 4444 1890 4o92 4esA 1896 $685. 47oo 1902 47o4
A7O6 47OS.
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ncinnse Ia 70. Fllnt

Release or Mr.. Flint.
HsLrSoIe, Jan o. 1896
Mr. Fiiut the correspondent ~ The Wortd has been
esleased from aTesi on parole ~ eenern Wallace
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SHIPPING NE w S /.

ALMANAC FoR NEW YoRK-THs DAY.
Z "a eve
sun sxTs ............ 81 HIGH WATER morn o.
Port or New York, January 10, 1865.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CoRNs. BuNIoNs BAD NAILS, 60 CURED WITH
" out pain, by Dr. RICE 81 Bowsry hos's Annihilatee
cures corns bunions 20 BY mail 10 cents
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u,lIE COPYRIGHT OF VALUABLE PICTURE foH1
/ sale. win sell readily at large profit Appy " -
Bsvsdwsy, IN The piano waIerooms
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NO / BEAUTIFUL GRECIAN CURI0 PROM n n
A 10 il0O at Mrs e. PECKHAMs ladies' hair dressing
s.tabiisSment 26l Grand street. Bowery TopsieS
ToWern "a furnished Grecans loaned and made Of pen.
sons DIN hair:
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uENRY HILTON, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR
i'll tlae Judge of New York Common Ples ~, has
resumed general practice of his profession Office az
broadway. of Warren street
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/ MAGSfFIcENT ASSORTMENT OF HoUsEnohIID N;
Enrni,nre for sale property Of family leaving tho
~ parior suits Panofore, Eageres Paintings Satunra
Mitrors Carpets Bookcase Chamber and Dining ROOT Wa
u,ure China Glass and silver Ware AAcrnce hS WcSs
Tyenty,th third street, near Sixth avenue.
ron sAI,E-oNE AUBUssoN CARPET, SIZE los4S
II feet VIII be sold nj great bargain, u,
PATTON a Co, 81 Broadway.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-09-28
SOCIETY.

In the ordinary commerce of one human Being
with another, which takes place in the every
day routine of that dull machine which is called
society, especially in large cities. we pass en-
through life, knowing little ofthe human being
with whom We are brought in temporary con-
tact y eynic said that language was made to
conceal our IDEAS, and be might have added,
with equal truth, that the expression of the hu
man countenance was intended to convey false
Impressions A great part of the truth is ret
spoken becauso there is no necessity for speak
ing it; and another great part is swallowed up
by conventional .alsehoods, and the rest, or
ncaricy the rest, is buried under lies that the
licr thi:Ir cannot be discovered Thus, when
we hnk Of the great part of our ordinary ac-
quantance, and ask ourselves what are their
views, purposes, opinions, We may well say
with the moralist, poet, and philosopher, IVA
know nothing 1t is much to be feared ,rth.s
if from society in general We were to take
away all that is false in word, look, and action,
we should have nothing but pantomime in
dumb show performed by very stiff automat.
tons.