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HAGAN,s MACNOLIA BALm.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
discovered 1t changes the burnt face and
hands pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty i'm
parting the marble purity If YOUTH and the
pearsnce inviting In the city belle of ashson 1t
reckes, pmples and roughness from the skin
leaving the complexion fresh Transparent and smooth
1t contains material nurioust the skin PatrnEed
by Actresses and Opera Singers 1t IL what every lady
should have. Sold everywhere
Prepared by W. L. HAGAN, Troy, n. Y.
Address all orders to
DEMAs BARNES CO.. New York.
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STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES!
At Wholesale only,
EMBRACING
Sugar, Paper, Wooden ware,
Coffee, Tobacco, Cotton Yarns,
Tea, Cigars, Oils,
Spices, Dye Stuffs, Window Glass
Fish, Dried Fruit, Lead,
Salt, Staple Drugs Shot.
Nails, Rope Twine, Caps,
Fuse, Rife and Blasting Powder,
And all articles usually kspsin my lins.
As buy my goods for cash can oier in
ducements TO buyers, and invite them call and exam.
Inc my stock before purchasing. b. Y. BoW1R.
N. B.-wANTKD-Hides, Furs, Racon lard ralov.
White Beans, Clover eeed, Timothy Seed H1ax 9sed.
Onions Butter Eggs, Poultry all kinda Of Coun1ry
Produce for which will pay the highest price In CHI
or goods. Consgnnents collected and shall hays NJ
prompt attention. r. 2 B0wH1
jsn31d Wholesale Grocer, Ksokuk, Iowa.
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CHEROKEE REMEDY the great Indian psuretie
cures All diseases Of the urinary organs such Incont
nenee Of the Urine Inflammation OF the Bladder Infa
nation Of the Kidneys s;oae In the Bladder Structure
Gravel Gonorr hea Greet and II especially recommended
In those cssesof Finor Albns
all the old nanseons medicines have failed
W. prepared In highly concentrated form, the
dose only being from three times
per day
rs 1t durete and Alternative In action purifying
ana cieansfng the blood causing IL to flow all of its
and vigor: thus soving the system
all pernicious causes which have induced disease
CHEROKEE INJECTION is attended as an ally or as
ssant to the Cherokee Remedy and should BE- nsed in
conjunction with that medicine all cases of elect CO.
norhea, flnor Aibns or htes Its effect. healing
soohng ana demuicent, removing R scadiDg heat and
instead OF the burning ad almost pain
that s experienced with nearly all the cheap quack In
~ By the Of the CHEROKEE REMEDY and
CHEROKEE 1NJECTIoN-the two medicines AZ the same
strength.
- Price Cherokee Remedy, - per bottle, or .hr..
~ Price Cherokee Injection s. per bottle or tire.
~ Sent by Express to any address on recent ofpric
rThe CAereke &c neneay, Chev.r..
Injection and chere &c en- rA. sre sold BY an
principled dealers however try 10 sell werbIess ecm
pounds In place Of hese these which they can purchase
Il cheap price and make more money ~ selling than
they can on THESE medicines As value your health
aye the health II your future ofsprng do not be de-
cered by such unprincipled Druggists y fksss ss
tesnss - stAs.s If the Druggists viii not bny
them for you, enclose the money in letter and We will
send them to by express securely sealed and
free from observation.
LA4es o. Heatlelnep address in perfect copn-
dence stating fully and plainly their and symp
ON = - treat all Diseases Of chronic in male
fenaie. Patients need because of their
inability 10 visit have treeted patients success
fully In all portions Of the civilized globe by
ence.
Patients addressing will please state plainly all the
o. Their complaints and write Postohce, Coun
sy State and name Of writer plain and incose postage
stamp for reply.
We seaf ssr 80 psss 6s~,klss free to any address
Address all letters for Pamphlets advice to the propr
etors, On. W. r. MERWIN CO.,
Eo.S9 Liberty street, New Yort.
c. A. COOK Chicago, 10 70 Market street. Gene
raj Agent for the States of illinois, Iowa. wisconsin,
Michigan and Indiana, who viii supply Druggists our
regular card prices. nov3o-eov
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To look through stock, believing that make
1t to their interest to do Orders will be filled with
scrupuous regard for the interest Of customers
feb6-d 8. POLLOCK co.
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". Y. would further his friends that the accu-
taste and Ar dealing which has characterized this
establishment for Year, past shall be strictly adhered %
md hs best endeavcfs shal b. exstsd % please his
friends and render them full equivalent for their
money. mch0-d1m
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O06D0E4TAxDz.
MdvS As~t, tssssa Alsis ~ Ssanss., K.sa.A. ~
11-0rserPronptly sessnded 70. Carriages surn,.h.S
dec74-dlyr
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keep constantly hand and for sale 1t the lowest
prices to cash customers and prompt men large and
we'll selected stock OF
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STAPLE GROCERIES,
Fruits, Nuts, Can Goods, &C., It,,


Bought for casa from FIRST hands, and will be sold at low
est market rate Buyers will do well to call and pric
before purchasing good assortment Of the foiiowiD
articles embrace portion Of our stock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
Prime Fight On Lo~g Island-Beih Psgi'
lists Badly Punished.

Yesterday afternoon An impromptu prize fight
took place at st. Romans Well near Flushing between
two light weights named Barry and Sddons, the for
mer, known by the cognomen Of Tho kId" belonging
in this city, and tho other George Sddons native Of
Cleyelnd Ohio but at present acting rs tsr-keeper 70
wellkuown sporting bouifaca In Williamsbnrgh. IL
was an npromptu arranged affair. and the attendance
was entirely confined 10 the higher class Of sporting
men, none OF the dsreputnbe characters who almost
invariably attend prize lights being hand. owing 70
the privacy that had been observed by the managers OF
the AFFAIR convenient spot near The Sunnyside Ho
tel had been originally fixed upon the place OF con-
test but Just Us the puglist were preparing their
toilets Tor the battle. intelligence was brought that
strong body Of the Brooklyn Police. nDdcr tie re-
donbiable Inspector Folk, wos route for the
place and close at hand. general stampede
took place, and by invitation OF tie proprietor
the party proceeded to 81. Romans Well near Flush
ing where al ouhuilding. used In the Summer season
as ban room. was lighted up after along delay arising
from the necessary Illuminating maerias having been
obliged TO be procured from Flushing. Barry was
seconded by Nobhy Clark and Morris Ptean. and Sid
dOns by Johnny Mlckey and George LeeSe. The latter
had fully two pounds the advantage in weight a. wei as
being considerably taller and stronger. Tho prize was
parse ofsll5 collected by charging tariff OF s5from
each spectator. After most detcrm ned and resolue
fight lasting 20 rounds and few minutes over ono honr
Barrys seconds gave in for him. ard Sddons was de-
csred the victor. Both parties severely nishod
the winner suffering the least. The police abandoned
the pursuit after reaching the Sunnyside Hotel IA no
signs OF the parties could be SEEM consequently no ar
rests were made tie return Of The party from the
fight The greatest quetncss and good ordor we're OBJ
served b. the crowd.
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Amu.rmeut, this Evening.

.ACADTMY. or iC-OYaRA-LArRIcASE.
WAn.sCK's THEATER--nRIiss ~ DgIr-IoS-A " on
ppRFrL Nos.N
oIYnPlC TnF ArER-NcsTy CRfsfc; Or Tar LoNs
FnisoxtR OF THE tHArY,u Dir
v1BLo's GspDEN-Tnvrs FoHnrsr IN ,he GIrrAros.
WINTER OABDEN-TaE OorcRooS.
BROADWAY THFtTIB-"Sia."
bAkNtMrs MI'sFf -N-MicH,EL ERir, ~ THrF AIR Las
o. iIcHuCLD- CIRCUS % tuslosirn-, Ac-AstfLoti
erd k,I@s.
F0Xs OLD B0WLRN 1uEiIER-ssBAp THs SAILOR
THT N,LLlT 90 Ditg0aDt.
SEW-YORK S-iiT1rsr-F0ursTnIAs pYRFoRs
ASCEs-J,NEs foBI.soS, TTF BAR BhCK RIDER
BRYANTs' MlNsTRELs-ptv BRY,-T's NV SfUsI
SPRrCH-lITTLE Macs EssaSoE-iBn LATEST Troy
f,HIs--IE EsEs IHK POEI-sCsSEs Al PHALONs
WOODS MISS ARl.LS-A FAIR fEsjAS tIGHI FOR FREE
Dom
TEMPLE OF NUSlC-Tno .SD OyEElSs NISsrRFIi
ov All NsroSs -AEfhIscnOS. Oh the DOWNFALL oil
HrsDrG
HOPE CIAPEL-M,GIc-T WIsEsASs
ARTISTS FUND sOCIEri-25Dsr. COZ ira ayR.-sr,r
uLRI AND fIiSrfSos.
.GOUPlLs OALLERY-FsEnERs WATER CoLoR DRAW
CLINTON II,II.--RRiDrGs ~ Mns. DIX LEsDERsiEa.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUslC-B,LLAD AsD ORE
Ratio ,oScgKr-CAsPBsLLA AND Castle.
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DsED.

CuITEOn Sunday morning Dec. TO- the residence Of III
Hon. GABRIEL ". Cote Hartford. Conn., aera short III
ress Julia H. wife Of VIM j. Cote and eldest lighter
John Oakley Of Mount Vernon. n. Y.
Tic 4yes and friends respectfully invited 70 atienC
the fanerul services, at the Dutch Returned Church
Mount Vernon at O'Clock p IN. on Tuesday thii day.
Carriages viii be- a. the depot tho arrival OF the New
lOrA IA O'Clock q. IL. tain.
FOsHAY-M Talrytown, ~ T., on Saturday. Dec Jacot
Foshay, In tho 10Th ycor OF his age
Erue yiees on sdey Dec ~. at the Fret Reformed
ulfch Church TaryOwn. at ia O'Clock. Relatives and
frnis OF the family are Invited to attend without urthe
notice.
GJION-On wednesday, Tov. c. Thoma, r. Guion. aged 81
Vssr. Cor - wears \ re ilcnt Of Nc.s Orlea ans.
I relatives and enis invited TO attend Il funeral ser
,i.es at the Church Of the Tr.n hguraon Tweuiynnth
st. between Fifhnn MadisonAyes., on Tuesday morning
lgth inst, at 10 o'clock.
UARPER--At Mount Vernon on Sunday. Dec 10. Jemcs A.
eldest Joseph a. and Lorona H. harper asod years
months ana 10 days.
oTTON-BOYD-Ou Monday, Dec. H. by the Rev. Adam
MeClcani Mr.. FRANK Ouon 10 Mi's Mary Boyd, all o.
Brooklyn.
ROBIs-on Monday Dee II, Florence, infant daus ter Of
Elw, ri !. and Adeline Robus. =.
Funeral viii take place FROM residence Of ler parents No.
go Ninth ave. on Tuesday, al O'clock.
Brooklyn. Sunday, Dec 10, William Z.
Inderhill In the i9th year o. lis age -,
The relatives and friends respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from late residence No. IS Grceneaye Brook
lyn on Tuesday. the l2th inst, at ~ o'clock a. m.
WILCOXsON Al Tallahassee. Fla. Tuesday, March 7,
1865 Lleni. Col A. II. Wilcoxson.
tc nn,al win take place ut 81. Pauls Church, Norwak,
e tho members Of the 18th Regiment Connecticut Noiun
tsers are resi- sty Invited 10 attend Carriages WI DC
IN waiting at the depot the arrival Of the a. IN sTs
from SewYork. aud the 10 a. m train nom o"haNen.
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$50, toward Spain. who taught them "true reli.
,, :" aod gaye them the benefits OF Civilization III
tSerafore the right and duty of tie mother country
., snnnjsl these degenerate sons" SPAN, aocoiGns
70 TIE EpoR;G is about to cover hrsn ,bs
.ypioits Of tho Maccabecs.' ...
I rathcrtbiuk, however, from what near strong
concentrations frola France and Enslanu, ny this
I'LL o,,iycd nj Madrid win compel Spain to con-
,snt herself With q very smG amount q; eioy II Chii
,tst Admiral Pareja. the Macabee. Who threatened
81 bouhaId Valparaiso. viii bc ordered TO hold MS
Soud and hat Tie affair will be sctt ell BY mediation.
The following arc the names OF lceding merchants at
Uayre who hal petitOned to Emperor IL use BIS iin'
oce 10 mi stop 10 toe Hispan t-Cai quarrel by Inter
,stonei ARBITRATION. PenevG Petidiiier ct Cie Ger.
lain h,rinanos LoroUX freles Thomas Laclamhrc ct
die Masuf.cr le ieune ct Ills Rarlow ffGres A. Posel
~ scs ls 4. Gchrends T Dumont Ct Lecerc IL. Deg
Iehc, Ire, .e CT Gle, t. Dula ct l.. CAmau
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TnK POLITICAL SITUATION.
Views Of Horace CrecIey--Cnrd 70 the Ma
tionnl Istcii igeBccr-The Work Of Ee'
construction.
WARRINGTON, Monday. Dec. II. lsG

wAsHNGroS. Monday. Dec. H. 1865.
Horace Greeley to-day addressed the follow
lug card to the editor Of TIE National In,eljgene9'
In your issue of this morning you have spoken OF my
presence in Washington, aud Of my view OF the po-
ltical situation in terms which 10 require OF
me few explanatory words. j herewith submit
them. desire and labor FOR pcaeepeace between our
county and all Others; peace between North and
South; peace between white and black. We have had
cnough OF war and waste. havoc and carnage for at
least century. Hence have long labored, and stil
labor for true ond lasting peace L can conceive no
possible good 70 our country TO any country TO an!
section race class that is likely to be secured or
promoted by alienation between tho President
and the Congress OF tho United States On
the contrary il seems 20 that every peril that now
threatens us every evil that weighs upon u.s. would
be aggrayaed every good pa. at hazard, every hope
clouded If rot blasted by such Dalgn. uuoward col
lsion. have come here TO do whatever can how
ever little that may be- toward avoiding such a
catastrophe. But / not. as your paragraph would
seem TO imply that 1 am. the advocate Of any
special plan Of reconstruction. urge
only that the President aud Congress each
respecting the Others prerogayes and personal con
vc,ions shall freely and trus,ly confer discuss and
consider with profound Difference for each others
patriotism. and earnest desire TO agree on course
Of action. which they shall mutually deem Just snd
benefcent. Let the great problem Of reconstruction
be approached from all sides in this spirit and fec! sure
that benign solution will DO speedily attained Our
difficulties are aggravated by the fact that our position
is essentially novel. can recall no parallel to II IN
human history IL is complicated by questions affecting
tho nstural rights Of the freedmen and our moral
obligation 10 them as our humble allies IN the late
momentous struggle. That we may promptly rej>,ab
sh the southern states 10 all their original rights and
liberties without sacrificing hazarding those of any
portion Of tho Ameroan people, is the earnest desire Of
Yours HORACE GLEILEY
UasLfrQ for Dec. II. 1865
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Musical.

There was "a brilliant audience at the Acadcmg
Of Music. last night. 70 witness RAiric,inc.' III,
opera was as well performed o. heretofore, and The
enthusiasm seemed werner than On any previous oc'
CASTOR II viii be repeated this eycring viii lae same
strong onss.
In contcqucncc OF lie EosoTc n' a. po. Revere
tie popular og,ri Of C.'pno IA Comare" cannot br
performed on Wedn~iy evening The manage;
thought il better e. sdyise the pIbhc in tao hnt
no expectation might be unnecessarily raised and dis
appointed Tho opera substituted, VA. DO Il fehani'
10 which Nj Iou'-n kelorg vii spiesr ASSISTED 10y
tie best artists Ct the Company.
GLER AND MADHICAL CONCERT.
A glce and madrigal concert will Ne given
this evening con pmcnary 10 Mr. Jemes y. johnson
who ven kaoVn ns an excellent sihscF- IAe pro
Qrnmmo Is fun of the most beautiful specimens OF he
old nadrigas aud r. sl.5 g!cc' iutersprsed Wiz
some fine German selections. Ilom oar knowledge oi
the vocallsts who viii aprear We are aiisei that the
performance viii be sell executed aud Of sr al Interest
CONCERT ~ BBO0KLYS.
A concert, with an attractive programme,
will be given this evening at tie Brooklyn Academy q
Music.
WALLACE MEMORIAL CONCERT.
A rehearsal of this Concert, about which 50
much public interCs Is fct has taken place. II was
largely though not que fully attended and he selec
tons from the programme rchcarsed went wei 80 hii
we may expect on tho final rehearsal when the attend
anco will be full that everything wlll be satisfactory
for tie Concert which should be worthy the memory OF
the great man and tho cause for which II l. given.
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The New.YorIk semi-Weel1ly Tribune,


hEys srssART-Miiary; Naval Now. from wsshinston,
New York. Nsw Ensiind The southern Atlantic States the
The Pacific COa.,j Political. Domestic M,cellsny toeis
News.
TRox WAsHISGTos-Spres Correspondence; Opening Of
CougFesa Mr. S.eyouss Resolution and the President Nors
sage No Alterations at tho Last MOmeni What II Does net
fnr RruTL Lo,s-ComPlc'c Us, o. tie British Holders;
inaccuracies Of Former Statement, Expned Anicced.nts Of
AsBssAJud-o Busccd md The United States Authorities.
TKSSEssRE-tjov. BTowulow on Reconstruction.
Twp RAScr-rhc National Convention.
WR,-psective BIsfrs Poisoning Story.
WooL-Ibe Psoauces md Aaneiae'uEcfs CoaSen'.on az
'GKy GRANTS REFoRr-corclu'ion.
RyPoRT THr SScREr,RY OF Ti.y NAVY.
WIVES Asp DAv3HIRas-An Everyday Story. BY mrL
Os.sell Chapter XN.-Mr Gibbons Visitors.
Tue fRNI.y BuOTHEHHooD-C Card from Col. OMohony
he j. removed om Ohcc by lc Seso Nj hooeits elected
THB rosr OTYIcE DEp,RTnsXT
ERoa Missor I-Sprciai Corrsp0ndeucc; Color,d sui
nag g. 'e Iesi'la,arri AntRcha MGa;1rss Re,Tn OF
crei Iyuching Tte Boa, Burning Ccu.P!rrcy; Another
Guerrilla Gone Sc.i &c.
EDITORIAL
VARIOUS lTFrs.
MsCgttiNF q, lTIaa
I,rT,r poSsuc AyD FaafeS M,RxLIs
cSxssSciM MUTT Late, Stock saa Goa oaoti
hcrs
MllEr,Gr, AyD DEATHS
ApyEgrIsKS9NTA >,
/ III fINi-n hkrIh lkibiNft CURTAINS Nli
he ~ iorsl articles merely local In character;
Literary Reviews and Ar Criticisms; Letters nom our
large corps 81 spondeni- Foreign ana Domes'
ic later; Special snt A-.ocaicd Press Tclegrapnc
D.rf'rhcs. "a oufcfil md complete summary OF
Iurir1 ard Domrrtc News; FNclrslye Reports o'
,ie ~ coed ngs of the Formers club % Tho American
frsi'rc. Talks nhoGi Fruit, and o.h'r horticultural
and gricul,nisl informant On; Stock ir1ucia Chtts.
Dry Good aul General Market Report. waeh are
published IN am DAuN 1giBlE ~ 1u1 StW.Wf ky
rmsr'F ALL fiIcf, IN ne course ~ ? wear thrrc OF
four ~ The faicti ani Rest Popular Nofcs ~ h'ing
Authors Tia coat ~ iheo alone. " bought IN booA
form. worM hc ffom s.S 70 eight dollars. II plr
chased in tic Fufth NJ gaines from which the! arc
carefully selected nc cost would be trc OF iour times
that sltu Nowhere ci'e can much clfrrat inieIi
ccnce and permanent literary matter be- had u 30 ebea
4 rate ns b. In ,nn-MftALt ImBtAl- Those "ht
hoogc IN he rfncipes anf approve " tn character al
IHT TmbrVT can iucfsase Is power and irincnee ,,
jo,nfrr with their ncighho's forming clubs to s'ib
'ci lbc Tor Iug Sr,n WHKN Edition. II WI IN vat
wny L. snrr.,ed T. then ~ The lowest price FOR vci
snch y pr can be printed. pc.f0ns residing "a w
city can had more valuable iournal 10 senH To the
country friends. Prize i've cent? Mail snbscfiDers.
cory | yenT-lOi nInb.ls-si. copies, year, W.
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Tng CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
MENT.
Omcial News Of the Ratification by North
| Carolina Received In Washington.
WASHINGTON, Monday. Dec. II.

WASHINGTON. Monday. Dec II. isd5.
Official Information has been received at the
Department of State Of the ratification, on the 4th
inst, by the Legislature OF North Carolina Of tho rro
posed Amendment 10 the Constitution Of the Uuiicd
States upon the subject Of Slavery.
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MAYliP y,
on WORK LoxESGks.

AMBE RG--GORDON-ln trinity Cberct lisvoi'lriw, On
sapday Dee TO- by the Rev Grorse = Gordon assisted by
tle gey H. Cav Charles theodore Ambcrs' tinted Stakes
Navy to Eliza Fuuco. Gordon VI liaversirs".
BENEDICT-BABCoCG--M Calvary oharch, on Wed.
nesduy. Dec G. by h- Rev stephen H. Tyas D. D. Jine'
Reneici 10 sarsh burlington daughter Of ME. Francis 81.
Bsbccsk, ell ofthia city.
IUhT-E AMES-On Monday. Dec. H. by tie Rev H. W.
,..eh.r Geo. p Hunt United Siscs navy to CoIdes'
J,r,h,.f Il Iuthsr EanOs esq. oil Of rooklyn.
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C.p.urc Of berry the Guerrilla.

LULIr'TIJ.Fr N.Y. DVc, IU Ico0'
The guerrilla. One.arned Berry, was cap
tured yesierday near Bloomfield and brought here to-
day.
The NasiriN Banner contains an account OF party
OF guerrlas committing deprcdaons upon the resi-
dents Of Layergnc. Tennessee, and holding the town
for an hour Ihcy were finally dispersed by tho mill
tary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
HuiIrag.i Disasters.

SrxB ~ Pa Monday. Dec II, les.
The baggage car of The express train on The
Philadelphia and Eric Railroad burned yesterday
morning near sautgTy. Nothing WE saved.
The matt train gong Vert colll.i with the freight
train near Wiliamsport Saturday uulnilE aud oie
man had Ais lex bickcu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
~eais Of an Engineer -O,crsose Of Lnud.
q n ann.
AIBAsI, Monday, Dec. i, 1906.

n a ALBANl, ND1i1! Doc. y, IttJ.
VA Saturday Henry Il. Morrison Of Utica,
:. essincef on The New-York Central Raroad FOR the
Pss1 ears and the oldest engineer that division,
t n'se himself BY taking laufan "a. Hc had fll son
h -v ssee TIE injury from which prevented elCep aad
s' so bsrl ID The habit Of taking donum 20 produce
sGaa " '-"-E H0 mountaineering ''VA "u V''I'
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Tho UNIVERSAL CLoTHES-W RINGER, which
took the irsl premium et the FAR OF the American
Institute Is ran dnfed Tie best In use.
send for circular giving wholesale and retail terms.
IL. G.. BEowNiNo, General Agent.
No "a. Broadway.
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10000 Bricks made by the National Brick
Machine per day. II phases every Brick Maker, aud
full satisfaction guaranteed. A. REQtA, Agent. NO.
LIZ Broadway ". y.
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LADIES afflicted with Discolorations on the
face called moth patches or with frecslcs, should ns
DIR. PERRYs ccleblaied Nom AND fUcKLk LOTION
IL Is infnllibe. Sold b. all druggists.
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IAdycriiscircfn.l

JEFrRRs, No. $40 BROtDwAy
The only place in the city where
LADu.' Coon ROITs AND SHOEs AND GESIlLNENs
ENBEoIDfRFD SLrPEGs cen be had at low prices
JEuEa, No. as3 BROADWAY.
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sIeiching at Halifax, N. y.

HALuAX Monday Dec II. 1863
On Sunday. the snow fell 60 the depth oi
seven inches. Tie ei.bine Is iue
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SOUTHERN AID MEETING IN
BRGONEYN

wealthy Citizens Present-Nor,Iicrn Char.
iy for tho Suffering sonsh-Addrcsscs,
RESOLUTIONS, &c.-spceches by DR.
Fre:htngham, MIR. Todd oil Enst Ien-
ues.ce-CoI. Aii,toM (ferin'riy IN 'he
Rebel Army and DIR. fintcn-Thc
%moun, Aubyeribed on ihe tr"i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12
Dusiness Notices.

From tropic flowers, with wondrous ant expressed,
"EIGnr BLOOMING CrEIrs' give snsgie le't
To Fashions ,ol!ei--oi al scents the best
Queen OF the Perfume o. the Golden Crest
PHALoy & Soy, Manufacturers, Newly ork
Sold everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

The New-York Independent well says thai
DraosE.Is monthly Ma Az'SE IS universally ac
knowledgcd To contain the most ortse. useful enter
taining ana brilliant array OF literary novelties ovcl
combined In one periodical. ~ GrIlc'il'e Advocate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-12

HAVE TIE PHYSICIANS GIVEN You UP =
Are you feeble eaeiated without appetite sinking day by
day despondcut and dcIIngl Cheer uP I.is In cases
Ike yous that tho BIoKaEsg work, Il. miracles There Is
vitality, strength. health and saiay In this great vegetable
elixir Try III only 81 per bottle. Depo. No. 2e Deyst,
Eow.Nok
Hills HAIR DYE, Scots, Black or Brown.
P-h. Depo, No. Ct JoD,L Sold BY drugg evesIw here