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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-09

PopnERy OF A CIGAR SToRE.-Early yes.
ssy morning cigar store Of nysr Sho
sssn,us Apartment Of the proprietor and stole
hehnr and silver watch valued in the aggregate at
SIS Their movements while in the room Sa awSke os
t se az thief broke away leaving his coat and hat
pssrS him. He was subsequently arrested by Ohicer
Carey Of the Eleventh Precinct None OF the Stolen
nno.,v committed by Justice Mansfield in default OF
n ooobai. He is native Of Germany aged ~ years
resides az No PISA Seyenth.st and gays he is IN tne
furniture BUSINESS. BE denies his guii'' II % 'N"0
that he is discharged soldier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-09

trotting match for 600, mile meats, ~ Os ~.
no IN harness, came of yesterday, on .n 's
, maSssen Course vast amount Of un l1sSasa
in this Jersey city s.a Sn the
for both ,"ms Road the championship OF wl so5 On
sIfa Ssrs eye T:ss
the Issue. The comes Son.ei and Mr.. IL Huttons b. &
g Scss The track heavy 11s IN
inGx9 % be an Sa5s Se yor
hesv gTon9Sa a., 9 ss winning He the first ana
with s1ss By 1 ssi esa i he
taking and ssb tse odds Of 800 500 were freely
Leading to s hs Sss1 Is' pS;
badly, and Michel p p;nn Rirdssl however quickly
Sn III his horse and rapidly making up his los. pace
a;U assumed the lead. and won the neat "Nu
easily BY two lengths. nx
roroxrs COURSE, N. J.-Match s'c' nile he1''' 0e''
n 5, In harness p.,,;ol .
N Ust,o,s b r. Michel. .....'..
IL &&"' Time 1908, 3U7, 5:W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-09
FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

Either OF the NosE THROAT ToSGrs, SPINE, FOREHEAD %
SCALP no remedy has proved lite equal. -.
Moth PATCHES upon tho female face depending upon
IN. diseased action Of the liver very unpleasant TO tns
voun, iss and mother few bottles Of CONSTITUTION
LIFE SYRUP will correct the secretion, ard remove the
deposit which 1. directly under the skin.
In disease, Of the Liver giving rise 10 Lsngaor
I,,ou Weak Stomach or an liberated eaneeroas eon'
don of that orxsn panied with burning or other Dn'
pea.sn, symptoms, will be relieved BY the use Of 'o''
TUITION LIFE SYRUP
~ Asa GENERAL BLOOD PURIFYING Ashf' 'A' LIZ
Car, .,.,p. uyxyALsp BY ANT PREPARATION In rAH
WORLD.
THE RICH AND POOR
- N....e. Nature and Science has
made ,he CONSTITUTION LIFE sfRUf LOT inc 0''@''
of ALL
PURE BLOOD
,,oauc.. healthy men and women; and II the eor'u'''
...a in YOUTH disease and sayl des,h is the result
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEwYohh.
MORGAN ALLEN.
wholesale Druggists,
Agents
No. IS Cliff st.. Nsw.Y0rs
/ GEO. c. GOODWIN & Co., Boston
III REED Co. Chicago.
COLLINS BROTHERS. ST. Louis.
I'D. PARK, Cincinnati.
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY Co.. Philadelphia
BARNES. WARD b Co., Nsw'orlsan'
p.pNss HENRY L Co. Montreal, C'nsda
BosYErTER SMITH DEAN San Francisco >'A
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yx,HE COMPLETES REPORTS OF
IIEUTENANT-GE GRANT
AND THE
SECRETARY OF WAR
WI bs found in the best form or reading and preservation
n the
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
Tor this Week, with SUPPLEMENT
The Journal also contains
A View OF the Week;
The National Administrator;
The Penalties of Instruction,
Report Of Secretary W.ies;
Editorial Remarks on Gen Grants htIoTt'
The Bull Deg at Cape Hsytien,
THE Old Nan Of the sea
The Monsdnock at Sea;
Army and Navy Personal;
From the lnspector-ienersl OF New. foft;
Miitis Items and Orders;
Army and Navy Gazett.s;
Movement OF Naval Vessels
Medical Department;
&C. &c. &c.
E0R SALE BY NrWSDEALERS GENERALLY.
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FJNO HEALTH SEEKERS!
GOING SOUTH AND WEST
IL you have any Constitutional or Chrome Disease no
change Of climate eradicate it. You might as well tx
pect TO replace lost arm or .eg. -
NATURES SOVEREIGN REMEDIALS ,
from the Vegetable Kingdom the only Renovaors and
Purifiers Apply for F1 planatory Circular with stamp
WILLIAM X. PRINCE,
flu.hing, NewYork
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Plan OFO X L T. S.
are now the best Instruments in Amercs a.
we'll A In Europe having taken Thyttvo Flrn Premfrms
God and Sirer Medal the Principal Fairs held IN THIS
country within years and In addition thereto they
were awarded First Prize Medal at the Great international
Exhibition In London 1852, for
POWERFUL, CLEAR, BRILLIANT, AND SYMPATHETIC TONE
with excellence OF workmanship shown In grand and square
PrANos.
for competition, and the special correspondent OF Inc im
says, ,n,o,...,.,. b, ,,s ,,ror, I, en-.
phsc and stronger and TO the point than that OF any
European maker.
"Tbis greatest triumph of American Panofortes In England
caused sensation in musical circles throughout tue con-
tinent and a a result the Mer. SrgSwAr are in constant
receipt orders Europe thus insugrsng new phase
in the history OF American Pianofoss by creating In them
article Of export r.
every SrEIywAY PIASoFoarE IS WARRANTED FOR FIVE
YEARS.
Among he many and most valuable important improve
rncnts by Me seinwsy Sons in their Piano
fortes.
The SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS
10 directed 10 their
PATENT AGRAFYE ARRAEGEnESr. $500.
For which letters patent granted them Nov ~ 1851
The raue and importance Of this invention having beeu
Sepwsy Sons all h.r Grand and highest priced Square
Panoioes and admitted to BE- the greatest improvement,
modern times they announce that they have determined
10 introduce their Patent Agrafc Arrangement 10 erey
Piasooyf, mdnafdctei by HEM uiou facrea'e Of h cost
In order that all their patrons may reap the u advantage oil
this great improvement. -
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race Of money.maNing We will. for time at least,
void your city vices Of extravaganza, fashion ald
needless displays. ard save our profits and morals.
About 900 bales Of cotton have been received here
from Augusta during The wees-tho Gls, week Of i'm.
portant receipts some or Government nc cunt, mOsly
for spectators but little sale here leaving but ltc
OF its value in its pathwoya destined FOR tho great
comm rcial vortex. New.York; yonr city being tho
center Of all monesed world aDdDf dsspating enjoy
monts. necessarily attracts tue movable property and
cOTuptons OF tie whole country. Scarcely enough cot
ton has been sod IN market 10 establish prices for
quotation. good Mddiings selling at 34qa5c.; Sea
Island OF long staple cottJns at 454jjc l1cc, s7as9
p 100 ID 80 TO S5 q bale freight cotton has been
paid ON Augusta 70 this city steam nnd pole boais
A large number Of 1ew stores have been established
here by Northern merchants. with more sicck than
have money pay for and msny OF OLD merchants
have removed their store rents. Help out of your
abundance OF capital, and We shall not die but yet
thrive and recover from present desrondeuCy and
poyorty-hop the weak. the strong can take care Of
Themselves. support and encourage US. and spare
from the cutting rebukes which regret to notice so
often appear in your columns. h.
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girED,

CALLEN-On Tuesday July at h, late residence at Man
hlt'nvle, William allen aged % years naive Of Cas-
l tobaney County Armagh lTeland For many yeiss ne
carried on the coopens business in the First ward OF this
city. ii. p.-..un. c.,,,,s,x Now lar.
| Lousviie papers please copy
CONK-In Harlem. Tuesday, July 4, Jos p conk in the
The funeral viii take place at his late residence IN One
hundred tndtweny sixth st.. fret house west Of s.coa
ave-. Sunday at Relatives and friends ara
members Of Normal and Harlem Lodges are invited TO d.
Tae members of Normal Lodge No. 521 T. and A. NJ
summond to attend The funeral Of our late oroher
No 5g4 Broalwe; at o'clock The funeral services viii DO
Conducted by the K. w. Geo H. Rayc'ond ,,,,, No..
HARLEM LODGE No ~ =. and A. M-Ths nrsnoers
Of Harlem Lodge are requested meet at their
sUSpAY The Sih ns at 10 = io e b P,PC Of o.
orr laie broihei James r. Conk A. PHILIPS it,, Master.
DOREMCs--On Thur.day Jrly6, HenrysD Doremn' eyed
The nls family respectfully invited to attend The
funeral on Sunday the 9Th nst at oc9cA ~ from ms
late residence. No - Dousa.', Brooklyn Inc ,emsln'
will be- taken New.Roehelie for inernent on Monday,
In tho ny o'clock a. m. train
HOFFMANN-At her residence IN stockbridge. Mass on
Thursday July g. alter long and painful Illness, EhL1oeth
J.. wife Of Ferdinand Hoffman,.
MARTNOn Friday July T. Of convulsous, Hannah, wife
The relatives and end. of,Le my respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from her late residence No. Ii Frank
linst., Sunday next, July O. a. ? o'clock p m.
MURDOCK-At Peckskill on Friday morning July T.
Fr,derirk Warren MuIdack eldest Of Warren Mar
DOCK. IN the 3jd wear OF h
Tie relatives and encs Of tue family Invited 70 attend
his funeral from tie resden Of h father No. n Oaf-en
St. Brooklyn Monday. July 10, at o'clock in the ai-
temOOn
sTFPHENsOY-At Rye, on Thursday, July c, 'udieny,
Grace youne r., ch,do Geo a. and Emma T. Stephenson
ersd year and months.
Funeral On sunday o'clock from No 800 Degrsw st,
Iooky n Friend and relatives requested to attend
without further Invitation.
TFFT-A Charle.town West Va, Friday, June 30, J.
| o. Tiff eyed 90 years, 10 months and days.
III, remains will be- brought to Newly for inierment Due
notice Of the funeral VII bu in the Newf YORK paper,
ITHOMPSON-On Tuesday July 4. George A. Thompson,
aged ~ ysars
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend The funeral iIom his late redeuce, No Irving
place. IN Thrd.st., between South Eighth and South
hintrsts., Brooklyn. T. D. a. O'Clock Sunday, Juy9
None knew him bat TO love;
None named lin bat 20 praise.
WARDFILln Brooklyn, Thursiay, July g. Joseph II.
| Nardel. aged "a years and months.
Tic relatives aud friends Of tie family invited 20 attend
the funeral from No. 81 Bonds Sunday at o'clock
| p. m.
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CeruercinI Condition. oiion-Prices of
Prodnce.

N'ViA Duf SPECIAL tOfrs spobdrni.
SAyASNAH Ga, Friday, June 30, 1865.
Commercially, we continue almost hfeless;
not dead but so much onieebed and exhausted by a
four years destructive war that it win require some
time for Tesusctation and cheer as up by becoming
asnerzed to the depressing effects Of heavy losses
and feel hope Of bette. days ahead. just
vi too responding from the stunning blows We have
recently received; and our available capital having
been either Lost or locked up by the Government taking
al tue cotton out of tie marker and leaving dollars
IN its place with only distant prospect OF even small
remuneration. aad the OF transportation by rail.
foads and steamboats, 10 bring cotton from tie in.
terior 10 our markets 80 We quietly living in the
hopes u tue future which boDes apprehend be
realize until the return Of Tho usual business season Of
The Winter. The lack Of capital transportation and
spirit, somewhat pelrfy our commercial energy but
Inc recuperatye power Of the American people is too
great 10 allow tie energies OF people 10 remain
IN Dormant state very long, we will DO alive
again. and be busily employed repairing damages. We
VIII SNOW determination to rival Yankee energy and
Perseverance. and If possible outsrp the North In the
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business Notices.
Az EXPOSURE.

am tod Tat rain deniii' Foo hi' city know he NAM
Der be- yrrs limited vief rffGf como iu sd Inquire
hry ainsis lsa inf Tas fof tie extraction of tee'h
answer f.f iey d. alI trn proceed 90 'dmnsi'r cAcf0
form on CHER Trey rarrn cloth tLc face ~ the ~
and ,lrn drop ctDl0'Jrn ether the c9th
tr r-c b. ihr sle ss y zi,ru u s1y cihe way Any ore
Irhar cr0irm wlo chooses bot protest against The
'rsId q Swing ctlofoiofm. md telling le patient be b.
laughing ..t' Clio 0sad rlly BE- detected. q oro
fr arf chcf have orf tui plngni oi9r md ere ~
passive g. c lns Laughing ha ro of9r "a III, i, pr
irr yarDslbrf tic l. s Always nfraurd rom a. lnoia
rubber ht rnd lc Iachth not coulcons Of breathing any
thing hgf common
nero 30 il v.is frrenee between tie elects II laugh
inf Zee ed cll.r.f1fin aud ether We know that
tl.ol.'orm ald ether nofe ~ los tfnsrsola-
DO nervous cf frir.te person can breathe Wcn WIN
s4efv. nui rors-q -lfir nearly 81 te dentists lave
given up heir Laushnggas entirely harmless ea The
most .ni icl ra'r lrcaitr b Nth sfy Il
pres reaction iu IT. rhecis u ner-se-
frequency of tie pulse teDie under t infurnce Instead
20 dinntilrl b. feeble - d.i-e p.nou vii often feel
lnvsararf ~ dsys a,T breathing o. We have riyrn i to
sfeis o. o.. llcssnt tuIcebraciug a.i rf-s
nrd almost conditions o hrathuut without single acri-
dent the eis un ea,t ercs-a fact sufficient g. prove
s facts Ol cnliir must hr made pure ussd when
th aus adni1rrcd with d,cfrtoa. We agree 20 extract
teeth without any pain. or make 40 charge.
q. q. toIToS.
Cotton Dental Association. No. 10 Cooper Institute.
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Young AMERICA on HIS TRAyELs-A TRIO or
B0is r. SgAgCH or ADtrNTuLTs.--A Chicago 0l)
paper 81 lntc date says. Three little BOYS named
respectively. Campbell Brown aud Macdonald lcn
Toronto Canada West ncouple of weeks ngo IN search
Of rdg"ntuios. By they managed To get to
Detroit TO Which their parents traced them Tho
fathe; Of tho boy Campbell who is Of the leading
physicians OF Toronto. visited the city Of the straits
but, although the detectives searched the city. they
were unable to find the whereabOu ~ the youug nd
couple Oi DAYS ago letter reached Toronto from III
bol Brown, addressed 10 schoomaic lie described
Chicago IN glowing tcrmN and stated that he had At
tanned 10 the honorable position OF bel-boy in the Ire.
mont House. while Campbell occupied a similar post IN
the Metropolitan Hotel. DR.. Campbell again came
found his son. aud also the othcr boys aud viii
take them back 90 Canada to-day The oldest of these
Adventures had not yet attained bis twelfth year
They Ill very respectfully connected and can give
reason or leaving home except that they wanted to
see the country"
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. Plea for the lobster and Grab.

10 he Editor u IA> y. y Igtuac.
SIR: ! noticed lately in yonr paper some re-
marks in relation 20 various crre.es pFlclod AM.
mas IN this city which called Tor ihs prompt inierfcr
cnce OF the law and % appenrs 20 me that measures
should be % once taken 20 cst4bfL society for tAe
prevention vi cruelty 90 aAlma tie iaorc readily and
efficiently 10 check these Numerous brutal practices.
While tAi, subject 10 has often excited ny surprise
that The torrcs inflicted hy respectable logsctvcs on
s-cifsh met With no oo-dDnlailol. The idea aolht
Jess prevails tha, all crusincoa insrasb.e and de-
void 81 feeling bot those lo have listened niienivoy
AID heard tlo low OF lobster while ullcrgolns
The proce.s O. being boiled to DEATH viii como q df
frcnt conclusion. Grabs. when tarosn into acaldnr
water Will often shake of .le.r caas lnl bite each
others flcs through tins ofncing their uieose su,
fering Now all ths agony is neeliessly Unlisted. and
probably imp VS. the Vholesomcness and sweetness Of
the fesh II would Do bu. Hale trouble 10 Nh those
wrcfcLed hsh ere cooking tlcn aad any Psychologist
het WI indicate the vital point q iho crab ard lobster
the spot where one stab from i1lk OF damngneclo
would deprive them OF lie will the gratitude ~
knd.hearted folks and enable them 20 relish their lob
stcr sa.ad without remor.e. You're ETC ~.
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wAyToN MURDER IN wrscoysrx-AS TX.

WAYTON MURDER IN WfSCONsry-AN PY-
CAVALRY OFFICER SHOOTS A PRIVATE or Ills IAIR
|CuMNIND.-A terrible tragedy was enacted In Elkhorn
Wis. recently resulting In the death Of named
Shay Capt. Charles Perry late of the 81 Cavalry saw
man pas ing along the street who formerly belonged 10
his command, when he called 10 him. and he turned
about. fired at him with n revolver. The first shot
runs the next shot penetrated his left lung and tho
tliid one struck him in the back Of the neck Tho
wounded man survived only about - minutes. A nun.
Der of tie companions Of the murdered in the
town ana Perry was only lodged in Jail ia time TO save
him from lyncbing The reasons assigned for the deed
are that Shay had threatened him with vengeance when
he was ont of the service and he took this method to
protec himself IL seems, however that the murdered
man WAS quietly about his own business. and had not
made the slightest demonstration against Perry.
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B.OeNLyN NE VS..

TIE Troubles IN THE +. ID. FIRE DEPART
iFAT-. g he letlton in the Fire department lii NJ
from the recent notion Of the Commissioner in the
mater 0f The bo'Lfingcrs and dlsbindng Of certain
comDsnes rii clntinues with pTospect Of speedy
Abatement lot nipit "a committee cJus stil Of ole
member from each cUUu1uy. assembled at FTcmf rs
He'll by direction of the Board ~ Representatives,
with view to harm0nize existing troubles wIth tao
Commissioners. after con,itcr bic fencing by the
leaders clash ing factions the Committee adjourned
without marking oft any line Of future proceeding.
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\ OUTHFUL Il

YOUTHFUL BUgGLARS.-Alfred Scotland and
James Roland, young men. on Thursday night broke
into the liquor store u Hugh Shields. No 81 Grandst,
by forcing open rear nd0v. ana stole a small guam.
THY Of liquor They were discovered and arrested by
officer Reed ~ the Eighth Precinct. Yesterday they
were oOmmtied Tor trIal by JnstIee Dodge.
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Honey, Glycerine, Demulccnt. and Palm
SOAPS.
J. C. HULLs son, No. 80 Parkrow, NeS.foEs,
Manufacturers Of upward Of 100 Varieties
FOR sale by all respectable dealers.

You Cannot have "a Healthy Constitution while
your ELooD = impurr. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
prses the system OF impurities and stimulates th vital
10 vigorous healthy action, exrens disease an1 esie
Ing the health LIFE SYRUP rapidly disease which
are cAused by IMPURE hIOon scToiIa or Kings Eyi,
Tnmor, Old Sores. Ulcers, BlocAes. fruptons. fiupes
Boi, Erysipcas, letter Sal, Rheum, st. An'henY' ne
Scnd Head Ring Worm, Carcrrous 1umofs, Sore Eyes,
syphilis and all foul diseases. D-csse of the Heat P-pita.
ton Dyspepsia liberation of bones OF TIE hose scalp and
Face. lac CONSTITUTION LIFE sfRl I aad you WI De
snrp.ed At h. rapdty in ~ these diseased 1t caves
the blood pure the complexion ceaE and Nc system .e
from disease. Sod by al Druggists
MORGAN ALLEN, Wholesale Druggists,
Grner.I ANN. No. ~ lnH..t n. Y.
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BRAxroN BRAGG SUBMITTING GRACEFULLY

I1RANTVN INV .
Tho Nsto Orleans Picdyane Of the 2rih ut says Of
Braxton Bragg; Tins old and prominent citizen Of
Louisiana whose fortunes have been so varied during
lhe late wor arrived in city 10y the SObo boat yes.
terdny morning, md Is stopping at Vac 81. Charles.
Cen E,agg is IN excellent health, and looks as II Le
conld give 'en a Little more grape yet in the mere
halcyon and glorious days Il tie Pepublic. Like all
Inc Generals Of the Confederate army he recognize.
Tie march II events and is only ambitious now to re-
tire as before tue war aud iul the duties OF au Amer
lean eitzel,
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IAdvef'isement.l
4 EIypD FACT

Every family needs CLoTHEs-W ringer. The
Peoples il the cheapest and best, with cork roller
ant cog.wheels gGlyanizcd iron frame, and rubber
springs where they should hs-uuder the LOWER ROLL.
Families and huudres thai use 20 preorit e. all others
To DE had Of III the pncpal dealers % the PEOPLES
CLOIHEs- WRINGEa COArANY, No. - Broadway.
Agents wanted erywhore in all the towns, cities and
counties Of tho United States.
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Az ALBANY SALOON KEEPER RorDrp OF

Az ALBANY SALOON KEEPER ROrDED or
slOO0--TAe .iblHv Argus 81 the tth h4s the follow.
ing. Edward A. Neaze saloon keeper met with "a
vey heavy los on The Fourth. lie boards with DE sister
- So. DI'lIs-sf.. and in the bureau ci hs roOn.
which IL or The ihifd door of Dis house Do had sllOo
In United States 7.js. IL was dcpDsii'dln mahogany
box and be bad collcdt TIE morning Of 10 Fou ill.,
Ire l0usc was lefi alone about hour and half 10
tho evening during the cxl hiton Of tie fireworks.
When the inmates returned tue house found locked
al fIght. and there evidence that tlef had
been there. Yesterday morning TIE bureau draw was
found locked tie mahogany box gas l1ckel. ,auh.
bic diamond ring remained uudisiurhod bld the en-.
yclopc that contained the money there but al else
gone blT '. says tlst 20 olcuot even tho FAM.
ly-lnow be WINS possessed # the money except
Cashier Williams. Three Of the bonds ~ the De.
nomination of 800 ooch, numbered respectively
t1g 51iJ and - $40. The remainder were Of sJJJ
each. LuIbercd from 10, lsJ 10 l57.lc-. inclusive.
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Special Notices.
Important Testimony.

From d DiIfingufhe1 Chapman.
NEwARx. June IS, 1863.
Tn inquiries with regard % the Crimeen Bit.
teTs right honestly ssyha yFoaiing aud exhi.
arsng tonic for the scdcniary l. al you sd II IT, s
better tran the wine gseofn,l ns, horace, cys
pcyuc. ~ ish.d Tor u sea. bothire quarters:
"Cued cnra1 abigail, quod cum spc diTite uanet
lnseaas AlimuIAqae gnnl, quod vtTua minstrel"
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SIN STRogE.-Alr. Robert King, residing at
The corner Of First and Grand-sis.. T. ID, willie on
visit 10 New.Yoik WIS prostraicd by heat In Mont
gomcry-s After the application Of res oratves he re-
covered sufficiently 20 be brought home in carriage
Hopes arc given by his PHYSICIAN oi his recovery.
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lAdvsrl.scmou..l
Iron! ITcH ITCHl

ITCH. lTCH ITCHl
SCEATCH SCRATCH ScIATcHi
BLANKS IICu CFRATE
will euro the Itch thirty hours also cures Scid
He1d. Old Sores. ard all Lsupions Of zoe SKIN; con
tairs mTcrry Price - cents per box. For sale by
DE,As BAHyrs q Co.. No. n PaTk.rOH. and all Drug.
gIsts IA NeW-losk.
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FoUED DROWNED. The body Of an unknown
man. Gbout y years Of age feet inches high was
yesterday found III New,own Creek TIE only article
OF clothing on deceased when found was n check Shirt
The body was considerably decomposed. having been
in the water about four weeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

GFNrLyxTg; 7 have used your Cumean BfsIs,' and
have found h. Of great benea. IA my iamy-espeeiay for
Sclra sa aud General Debility.
II syrs ge, peasufe to attest % ' good qua ties and
/ believe /. ~il prove great pu1i4c .oot.
THEODORE MEAD lsitA Condit Hansonl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-08

RECOVERY OF THE BODY or Miss KLEIN
The body " Tho young woman who vas accidentally
drowned by falling or feuy boat into the sip at the
foot OF South Seventst T.. D. has been recovered and
inferred by her family IL Cypress Hill Cemetery.