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The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18
Strange Statement. How VIM, L.
Yancey met his Death. =.

The Nashville Republican Banner,
Sept. 28tb, says: ...... %, ,;,..,,.; y;
As you eu,or the cemetery at Mont.
somery, and turn to tho right, you will
perceive a colIonuado of maple, trees
leading you off to u quiet glen. Beyond
it grassy knoll, and leaving this to tho
left you will approach a pleasant level OF
grecnsward. Hero you will be tempted
10 pause before q plain slab Of white
marble Of the mos. humble description
1t bears single inscrip iption:" "WILLlAM
Put me out of sight" and it. is said
that he was constantly mu,tering, toward
his latter end, those lines Of Pope:
. "Let ME live unseen, unknown, 49,
And unlamentcd let me die, rs.
Nor mound, or monument nor stone,
Tell where lie." :
His dcuth was quiet apd painless, nf'
ter year of acute physical and menta
suffering. lie was q strict churchmnri
a man Of quiet manners; handsome
declaimcr, and a fair scholar. 'He wat
never wealthy, and it is understood that
he left his family without an iudepentd:, q:
The time has come when the circum;
stances Of bis last illness and death
With tho occasion which suddenly con.
vulse,;d franc from perfect 'he.lth into lt
wreck aud mere shadow, may be,men-
toned is q s.historical fact. Wiiiiam' y
Yainicey came to his end BY iViolence.s.i,'
was toward the close of the seeona'ss+s:: = :
sion of the first Confederate Congress,
that he broke from the; ;counsels and 10.
fluonce, Of; Mr., Davis, 3aad became, Eith l!!h
Mr; .Henry: 8. Foote, 9 leader OF the le
opposition. ME Be6. Hill, g senator
from Georgia, Had, likewise charged shil
front; and: was cmarklbls ffaI the eatn::
es.ncss, pcrson lsiatelest md psfllsten
cy With xbich he sustained the % easutes!
Of ,an administration ,i To- which bis ale
glance hid been giyeu but. late - !eh'
Day. Hr.%:Yanoey, twill b remsaber g :. ss !,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18
HOW SHALL 1 VOTE 2

Thoughts Applicable to the APP
preaching. (0ctober) Election in
West Virginia. s~ ..,...~
How shall VIC vote in the autumn cleo
lions? Every honest man will ask him
self thir question, and he will answer it
by determining to which party, in SO im
portaut l. national crisis as this, political
power ought TO te iutrustcd. For al
thouc 10 ilsuv is asJet distinctly made
very grave issue soon will be, that of
reorga nizatiou-and. be must look 70 the
su,ccedeuts aud composition ofpar'ies to
iufer what that probable action will be.
The Union. party comprises the great
body Of enlightened IAulerican citizens
~ho have always faithfully striVen for
greater justice, for universal liberty reg
ulated by law, aud for freedom Of speech
and the press everywhere in the country.
They have hlnfalteringly asserted the
rights Of the whole people, against priv.
ilege and 'aristocracy 10 every form. and
have claimed tair play for all men, rich
and poor. foreigner: or native whatever
their complexion or csudi,ion,; aud to
toat end have been constantly Jealous
for popular education and every method
of ENLIGHTENMENT. They hold that the
Constitution is not compact between
sovereign governments, but is . tunda-
mentaI national Law established By the
people Of the United States; and that
the Union is not confederacy:but ua:
ton They believes that this National
Goveru menkis supreme %thatthe States
arc properly snbordinated toiit, mud tha.
State; e;rights.arespurely local and sccoa'
diary. Therefore they have. bech steadi.
|lY faithful in tho great and successful
struggle. Il They ahavs: never. tampered
With rsbeIlioni They have never JUST.
lied treason nor excused traitors aud
iu ,hsF sFdeath:gFapple With rcbellion, they
have wisely used every .pewer Of the Gov;
arm mept, conscious that all extraordi na-
- piSSsis sxfetss sjx1sfeissd BY magistrates
,,2ndsf,tha Immediate supervision, Of the
1eS6ls:: :ilaN whose iStS merely recorded
ibe' nopua,rs 81 ss1iiil,,s 9the election, Of 1864
tfii.mbhSntiY prov Yedas : s ,:.@'l.2 : .E.S'l,
This: IS tue faith, aud sstheae Sre1 The
aea ,aAe, e.ipupase, he, great @piaa; par l>
ty..s 81 ave, ifoEfaise& the scepAasaee
|:of the:eou1 5iss I 81: I'D :.ts:s'
/ On: tba otbaf hand ths: :Deapeta1e pst-
|itv;ia aeonpossd; ;o3 thosas rho shays;aiNa.yss
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18
ATTENDING ANGELS.

There arc two angels which attend unseen
Each one of us, and in great books record
Our good and evil deeds. lie who writes down
The good one, after every action closos
His volume, and ascends with tito God.
The othcr keeps his dreadful day-hook open
Till sunset, that We may repent; which doing,
The record Of the action fades away,
And leaves line Of white across the page.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18

!. What i. tie difference between . piece.
Of: honey comb aud q black, eye, ?;-ODss. ..
is produced BY tho laloriaG zee, and t1:tll the J,
other by; I 6cIa6oTtnD,
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18
COLLECTION g. CLA'E1 AGENTS,
'-o's''' WASHINGTON, D. c.

: IE. WESLEY MOI.iOIAS, "f the firm " Nash. Mol
y lohun s Nash; Attorneys At Law. Front Street
Charleston, West w., IL our authorized agent for thS
collection md preparation Of EVIDENCE in support ot all
Kind, Of claims against the t;"rer'rant. nciinH h"se
fur Forage, Fuel, Iorscs Wagons Doats CAilr, Hogs.
Ae &C. taken the nf ths Army. pressed into III"
service s damaged, destroyed while u the service
hy inprrSstnen mt or contract. ... .-...
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18
WELLS &, DUNAN,

LEWIS s. WELLS, .-. S.>Ii. DCNAS'
,Iort IN ,h. Rmrc,u for D.bursiny Onlccr Of the
rho cx.minntion of Oni. Ouartcrntastcr's Depart.
rsr.' Srconn,, In The q, rnent at baltimore, Ma.
". Generals once, ,waSh- ryland
inSton, DC.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18
PERSONS ia WING CLAIMS

,dynn,,cc 10 have them prosecuted through US. All
Chhns arc presented IN prr:on at ;hr departments by
our Mr.. w-ils. whose long experience in the uPsrt-
mc:,s as Chief Clerk, is sufficient gusrartee that 'hcy
will receive proper attention. 80 ~ .....,,.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1865-10-18

PRACTICES IN STATE AND FEDERAL COURTS. !.
oaoe oIe. Bank Of .he West (Nex, building
ck.n1sUH s<FA =, A&-Ses -, Scs ~ ;rs.,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Amu.-mentS shi, Evening.

wALLACNS THEAIEB--DRSAas or DsLUsIos-A " on
DRRFrL NoaAG.
OLYMPIC THEATER-HoSrE CRtsro; Or, TSs LoSs
PRISONER THs CHATEAU D'lP.
NIBLOS GARDEN-Ep~IS foaRRsr DAMON Asn
PHTHIAs.
WINTER GARDEN-LovE AND LJvxev-J. :. CLARKE IL
THREE COxlc CHARACTE2s
BROADWAY THEATER-"SAN'
BARNI'MS SNtiSFCN-DARRYLL IHR REPRoBArS.Or TiiP
Harvest Rn-CIscUs-C CURIosIrIEs, sc.-Afemoou
aud kveIlng.
FOX'S OLD BOWERY THEATER-rHE WexAS or rHN
WoELD. OR CLEVELAND HAIL-PASTONIaE OF DUcHA
LUsEAU-1uH PIRATE SHIP.
NEW-YORK GIRO CUS-lirH sr.-E EoUEsrRItS PYRroRN
AxcEs-JAwEs ROBINSON, THg BAREBACK RIDER
sTFrPLB CHASE ACT
BRYANTS' MISSTIELS-Tci on PARLg FRaScAs-DAN
BRYAyrs SrUsr SPRscH-LOKD DUSDAkABN on
LARK-BIACK EYED WuLIAs
WOODS MINSTREL IS-RATLRoAD FxPLOsioy-N iRGlNfus
AND TuLLIUs 4 IA oRREsr AND MCcULIouGH-hCHo
IN rRK Woops-DUrcH BAILaDs-LooSsr NAPOLEON
ARTISTS FUND SOCIETY -25D-sr COR lru AvE--SrAr
uARE AND PAiSTISGs.
GOUPlL'S GALLERT-FARRERs WATER CoLoR Draw
IsGs.
STUDIO BUILDIN0-FREsC ENGLISH ASD FLEMISH
PIcrURgs.
COOPER INsTTUTE-FArs EXPOSE OF The DAVENPORT
BaoTHRRa.
LADIES FAIR-GRExswIcH RryoSsKD DUToH CHURCH
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Embellishments !

HOLIDAY PRESENTS OF AFFECTION AND CHAR
fTY. WHEELER ( WILSON'S LoCK-SIIIcB SEWING
MAcHISEs. No 625 Broadway New York. are adapted
to all kinds of family sewing army clothing ard to the
use of seamsresses dressmakers. taiiors. nanuiao'
turers Of shirts coars skirts. cloaks msnias, cloth
ng hats. caps, corsets ladies' boots and shoes linen
goods, umbrellas, parssos &c. They work equally
wei upon silk lnen woolea and cotton goods with
silk cotton or linen thread. They viii senm quilt,
gather hem fell cord braid. bind and perform every
species of sewing, making beautiful and perfect
stitch alike on both sides Of the article sewed.
THE QUALITIES WHICH RECOMMEND THLM ARB;
Beauty and excellence Of stitch alike Oh both sides
OF the fabric sewed.
9. Strength. frmneos, and durability OF seam. that
win not rip nor ravci
g. Economy OF thread.
T. Attachments and wide range Of application TO pur-
poses aud materials. ..,...s
s. Coppaotnoss and elegance OF model ana hnhh'
G. simplicity and thoroughness OF construction
:. Speed. ease Of operation and management anu
quetness OF movement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

undertake this loading comedy business Nr. Charles
Wsloot sr ia sso 10 emerge from long sccluson and
grace these novel boards Mr.. Harry Pearson and Mr..
Waller likewise are summoned and rumor declares
that the house will be opened alnost Immediately. 10
blaze Of glory. with Shoridan's immortal comedy Of
The School for Scandal" We wish the new enter
prise every possible success.
And We wish great success, likewise, TO M.
Jngnet. That indcfstigablc manager intends to give
two peTformanoes-wit his French Company-at the
Academy of Music on Tuesday and Saturday OF next
week the 26th and Goth The first Of these perform
ances will comprise Bataiile de Danes" and B" La
File de Dominique"
1t is now stated that Sans career at the
Broadway ia to be somewhat prolonged Indeed, it is
doubtful whether Mr. Owens will introduce Solon Shin
gle again to long expecting New.York until MIR. Wood
has entered upon the management OF his new thcate
in the temple now made mclodous by Woods Minsres.
The prosperity Of Sam" seems perennial. Mr.. Chan
frau plays with unhagging spirit and so does Miss
Olive logan; whie tie author Mr.. De Walden. who
has resumed his old pur of Gro, kett contributes much
TO the success OF the drama
There would seem to be no call for further
remark upon the Lone Prisoner Of the Chateau Duff
or upon Mr.. Clarkes presentations OF Beetle and Wad-
dioTe. The Olympic and the Winter Garden are very
pleasant places OF resort
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
DIX ID.

c0RTIs-ln Brooklyn on Wednesday Dec 90 Sarah, wife
TIE relative. iend. the family are invited to aeni the
funeral Friday Dec. p. at O'Clock D. m from her late
residence on Nostrsnd ave. corner Of Quipcy'st.
BARKER-suddeny, Tuesday Dec. 10 James 8 Barker,
The frend and rel,ye, Of tbs family invited attend The
funeral service to be held at his late residence on Friday
morning. Dec ~, q, 10 O'Clock, without further notice
BsSELI-On Tuesday, Dec l2 at Jefferson, n. " Daniel
b. Bssei OF Brooklyn, formerly OF Penn an in the sd
year OF bis age.
The remains were taken to Allen, Hill for interment
DlosSY-At mMscaibo venezuel.. on Tuesday. Nov a.
aer shor lnels John T. Diosy uai.ed states Consul st
that Port. ssed 49 years
FlSHER-At Clinton, Iowa, on Monday Dec. IL. Sarah M
Fisher younges daughter OF Thomas snd Fanny Fshsr
aged months and 20 days
iwBBARD-At Stamford, Conn.,, on Tuesday morning. Dec
ID Anna ~. wife of Henry A. Hubbard and daughter Of
William Harrison. esq. Of this city
The relatives and rend Of tho family respectfully invited
NJ, from the NJ T. Church, stamford Trains flom New
York leave Twenty seventhst at 81 m. ~. and i2t
re, iFning esvs Stamford at 81 % and6 o'clock
kEEiLEY-At sea. on Friday. Nov "a on board stean'iP
Kelley. late Of Douglas, I.e Of Man. aged q years
LIDLAM-On Monday Dec. 10, after lingering Illness
Lie friends Of the family and those Of her sonsnaw Aer
der X Lang snd James Bradford respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Thursday afternoon, O'clock
from the Reformed Dutch Church corner Of Fitlave and
TwentyhFss' The remains will be taken to Greenwood
for inelmeLt.
LEDsEY-on Wednesday morning. Dec ao Ellen wife Of
Funeral Friday, Dec q, at 2 o'clock p. m.
REEVE-Iu Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Dec l9 1865 Mrs
Mehitable w Reeve. syed 81 years.
The friends OF the family and Of her Edward and jere
niah invited TO attend funeral from the residence
of her grandson George oli.te No 21l w asnngton ave.
on Thur'dsy Doc u, a! o'clock p m The remain, viii
be taken to Matuek L. l., Friday morning Dec e. for
interIncnt.
ROGERS-On Monday evening, Dec. ls, Helen A.. wife Of
William IL. Rogers
The relatives and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
70 attend the uuers from the residence Of her father Tno
kirba, No. ~ summit At, South Brooklyn, Thursday
:, O'Clock Her remain. will be inferred In Greenwood
Cemetery.
SIMPsON-On Sunday Dec. 10. n New Orleans after
ilness Of two weeks Joel H. Simpson aged 81 years
The funeral viii take place to-day, AZ 10 clock n from
the esdeucr ol mis- brother L. mpson No. III Seventh
ave. Ills friends ard relatives are invited TO attend
TAYLOa-suddeny, Monday Dec. ls, Joseph W. Taylor
'o cockery merchant Of , city in the eSth year OF hs
Ills relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral this hur.day afternoon Dec. ~. from Lis late
residence No. 41 UEiOn-st., Brooklyn q u O'Clock
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
WASHINGTON. Wednesday. Dee ~. ls65.
DEATH OF TOM. CORWIH.


A NEE, ng OF the Chiefs of all the Bureaus of
The Treasr as Department held in the Office of the
Controller OF the Currency this morning. Major p L.
Smith. FirSt auditor, presiding, and G. NJ. alker
Fifth Auditor acting as Secretary. Resolutions were
passed cOu en0ratiDg the virtues Of the Hon. Thomas
Corwin. deceased, and requesting the Secretary, on
account ot the formers position as Secretary OF tie
Treasury and tribute Of respect "a the memory Of
the deeeasd close the Treasury Department at 23O
o'clock in order TO afford tne officers and employees Of
the Depo5tm ment opportunity to attend tie funeral
services which were performed in the presence of
large number of friends o. the deceased. including
many Of public prominence The corpse conveyed
90 the railroad depot thence TO be transferred to Ohio
MUsTErIEG OUT WHITE AND COLORED TROOPS
The War Department has just issued an or
der mastering out of service volunteers, white and
colored Infantry Cavalry and Artillery the various
required.
The following are the white troops mustered out
The sth ard nth Connecticut Infantry the 39h Illinois
l30th Indiana I'd New Hampshire 4lsf 5ith and 103d
NewYorh 9th Ohio 47tl and lsesh Pennsylvania, 9th
Vermont and the lst Virginia.
The following the colored regiments mustered
out United states I'd Artillery; Bnttories and Of
the Cd Ligh Artilery Batteries and ID Of the 18th
Heavy Artillery, the Sd Cavalry; and the following
United States Infantry Regiments The llth l2th 18TH
DIST 3Oth SD 3sth, 47th 4eth, 55th, 6lst 63d 10th
18th ead IJOth lO4th. l3Sth, l37th and l3sth.
On the 18th Of December MaioI-Gen Thomas, com
manding che Military Division of Tennessee, was
eled 70 reduce the aggregate force OF white troops in
fhe DeJsI1.lents of Georgia Alabama and Mississippi
10 0O) me- regulars included.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
FROM WARRINGTON.
sos,i.l Dispatch to The N. r Tribune.
WASHINGTON Wednesday. Dec ~ iao''
WHITE HOUSE LByBES.

so.ci. Dispatch to The N. z. Tribune
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Dec -, 500
WHITE HOUSE LgvEEs.
The President has decided to give no public
,syees a. he White House until after the reasSemblage
Of fCongTe's
OySEQUIEs OF TH0S C0RwIS.
The o5sequies of Thomas Corwin were OBJ
served ti.s afternoon and large concourse Of dis.
tusuis,1 citizens accompanied the remains to the de-
pot II various Departments closed at q o'clock, in
order 70 permit employees to participate.
CHARTir ELEcTIoN-NEGRo SUFFRAGE IN
WASHINGTON.
The Nc1icipal Election held here tomorrow
r the pugFosc Of sscertanng the sentiments OF the res
idens o. The city in regard to negro suffrage n the
District vii Grdoubtedy draw out the full strength OF
the Rebc, e.omenf and result in an overwhelming ma
iority seG INST the measure referred to. Loyal citizens
almost without exception have determined to have
nothing 10 with the farce TO be enacted to'morroW
being derous Of exhibiting TO the country as complete
record "a possible Of the negrohaters OF WaStaG GtOn
all OF whoa are ubilant the prospect OF rolling up
an impos N majority tomorrow against negro sUhfase
The reoest published letter OF Postmaster 8owen 10
which he sook strong and manly grounds in favor OF
shi moaslrc has stirred up tempest Of wrath against
that geot and is reported that strenuous efforts
will be msdc 10 depose him from the position which he
ally ills.
INTERNAL RBvENUR.
The receipts from Internal Revenue to-day
Amounted to S6ls.3l6
PERSONAL.
RevenCe Agent Alexander n. Lewis OF New
York City !, in town. Mr.. Lewis. from his long ex
perience aud practical knowledge of the collection Of
revenue hos been called upon for information respect
ing the changes about to be made in the Revenue aw
The views of Mr. Lewis, respecting the manner of col
lecting have been laid before the Committee OF Ways
and Means
DISCHARGE OF MEDICAL OFFICERS.
Orders have been issued for the discharge of
nearly s the volunteer medical officers, the ls Of
January. Only about fifty will be retained.
SPEAKER CoLFAX'S LECTURE.
Speaker Colfax has accepted invitations to
giye his lecture. Across the Continent" Of Cooper
Institute. .N,wYork, on Thursday. the 2sh inst at
Boston Friday the 29th. and Saturday, the 3Oth at
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

JAFPR's SHGAR EMPORIUM, No. l5l Broad
nov AZ Wholesale prices Espanoas So IIgara Brit
anas first quality s2j, Pnrtagas Regalns e1p spisn
did Conchas $40; Rosa Operas. 50; Fine Londres -
and oyer hundred other brands, a az Whoe'ae
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
A SPECIAL NOTICE.

Go,IssIfHis COMMERCIAL ISs1ITUH. No. 20 Broad
way Prices for instruction in Pennanship and BOOK
keening reduced nearly one half for one week only
Iast dey saturday Dec -. Mex. regular term bogin
.Januarv 2
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
ThcRtcrs. etc.

Christmas Day and Miss Lucille Western are
10 arrive together at Nibo's Garden. The coniunc
ion is not very gratifying for Christmas Day ought to
be associated only with what is bright and merry and
delightful Miss Lucille Western did not rank in this
category when last she played in New'York. Her
stye OF acting savored then of the fiery unamed West
and suggested the bounding buffalo upon his pative
plains Tine may chance TO have improved all this
"ss be is very potent with such spirits and In that
thought there is some comfort. That Miss Lucille
Western wild be warmly welcomed by large class OF
people, there can he little doubt. Her popularity Is
one Oh the ast0nihing features Of the passing hour
ins- a. that OF Mrs. Henry Wood is, the novelist
whose "East Lynne" has furnished Miss Western
With an eec i've part. The pink OF virtue and refine
lnent who commits adultery. and dies in terrible
state Of remOrse and injured innocence seems to have
attained permanent place in the esteem and admra
ton AMI smiling pity Of this tender-hearted age.
Prior 70 the advent Of that captiS Satug heroine. how
ever we lave opportunities of seeing Mr. For
rest opportunities which eager public will doubtless
hasten 70 ,,rprove-Dakng due allowance for that un
sympathetic class OF persons. who look upon Mr.. For
rests acting somewhat Macbeth looked upon life.
when in ai, and yellow period he Characterized
itas
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

.JEFPBRs, No. 573 BROADWAY
The only place IN the city where
LADIES Coop BoOrs AND SHOES AND uthnhhhH
TnnrorpyRrp SiIPTTns can be had 81 low pr.ces
JRFFERs. No. 5l3 BkOApwN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
A CARD.

BOYS CLoTHSG enough to supply 'be "hole o'' I"
sell very cheap. l. V. BEoKAw' Nop2 Lalayeuep'''e
and No "A Fourth.a,e.. opposite Cooper Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Tuesday. Dec 49, at ths residsnce
Of the late Melacton H. Seymour his ward by thu Rsv
Dr. TutL. Benjamin r vosbursh N. D.. Of New York to
Mary v. Ball
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

PYLEs o. X. SoAP-IHE PEOPLES FRIEND.
For Laundry Bathing and Toilet use becomes ei
treIney bard and not liable 10 unnecessary waste oo
by grocer, everywhere. Depot No. $50 ashlnstonS'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

RRIcXs-3O. 900 BRICKS ARR MADE PER DAY
h., the v Au0sAL BgIcK MACHINE. which IL the most
wonderful machine OF the age. A REQtA 6ehera
A gent No. 100 Broadway, n y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

TYg LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE II
New.York No 329 Canal-st. w. bAsibi'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Tag CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, magnl..
fyua abou. 900 times ende, source o. snee1t anu @
se or With sx beautiful mounted objects ior SJ Soi
viii "a objects IS so by HENRY CRAIG NO. io' "e''e
:, EevT.York Liberal Discount to dealers
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
Otn FyES MADR NEW.

Without Spectacles. Doctor or Medicines Pamph',,
mailed free on receipt of Ten cents. Address r..
Toorg NJ d., No. /. 100 Broadway, New-York.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER, WIN
oo,,s The best in use r. G. BROWNING. 3t7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21
CHEAPEST. GOOD sEwING.MACHISE

.,,,,.,r,. Comuouud Of Cod Liver OIL and Lime.
oopulsrty OF this safe and ecacious preparation
A. a.s sitributah- its intrinsic worth In the cure q
Saushs Cold Asthma Bronchitis, Hopping Cough and all
cas,rntiye Iymptoms II has superior, equal Let no
one ne,leot h carly symptoms Of disease whom agent IA
s Al hand which vii alleviate all complaint. of tho Chest,
b. ags or Thr0--. - 80 :,
sslix 9 wsssOa, ca;gi.. w Cs4t ~, psfaa-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

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nothing but original matter written expressly for IT. csn-
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THE ILLUSTRATED LITERARY ALBUM will b. pub
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Each number conps.e i.sef and VII bs u.ss
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Etc, e,c., etc, etc.
The whole going make up family Journal which esnn"t
s both 70 ,nuse iaj instruct.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-21

Chained Hands and Face. sore Lips, Chil.
blains, &C. HEGEMAN & Co.'S CAMPHORlCE
WITH GI.YCERINE ebsQped hands, te, inmedi
atey will keep the skin soft and smooth in the code't
weather Sold by druggists. Price rs cents Sent by mail
Tor % cent?. "r"LmAN ,o'
Chemists and Druggi ists. NewioTk.