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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

other Peaceable means 70 the end that at
TIE earliest practicable moment peace may
be restored on the basis Of the FEDERAL I'm
ion % the States
The Journal closes is article as follows:
Bot the hopes Of these men Of the North
as vel a. their unrepentan, rebel friends Of
The South are destined to disappointment.
They greatly underrAie the good sense and
persistent devotion Of the people Of Maine
TO sound national principles and their de-
termination TO vote only Cor those who in
times Of peril have stood firmly for Liberty
and the Union. DO not these men remeu-
Der the fate Of the Tories Of the Revolution.
whose Characters whiiea into Seoesey aad
virtue m eomparison With the eonduct Of
the Democratic rump Of ibe North for the
ias; eve yeArs? Have they forgotten the
record Of shame Of the Hartford Convention
Federalists. who had far less reason 70 call
on the mountains and rocks 10 hide them
than have the eopPerbead democracy Who
maintained hostile attitude towards the
Union Government during its four years Of
Tremendous war for the uaiion's salvation
and now have the uablashing hypocr;sy 20
run Up the loyal hAg over their rebel erAft
in the expectation Of cheating the p1blie
out Of the Just retribsnon which Is sure 70
be visited upoa them during coming years?
This faction lad far better seattie their old
erafi and let il 90 At once % the depth Of
in'any IL Is sure 20 reach While they fee for
safety 20 the wilderness Of political exile.
unless they decide 10 repent Of their pcliii-
cal sins and come humbly 10 the Republi-
can temple. cleave fat 20 the eonsccrated al
tars Of the Union. and through years ofoor-
rect political conduct prove the sincerity Of
their conversion BY their wofks.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08
How the Rebels aad Copperheads
Worked Together.

The Atlanta (Ga.) Register. belo-e thAt
city was captured by Sherman said:
=. II they (the demoorats) will use the
ballot box against AR. Lincoln while ~
us= the cartridge box. each side will De a
helper % the other. and both Cooperate IN
aecompli>hIng the greatest work which the
country AMI thls coEtinent have witnessed -
Again. after the reverses which the reb.ls
suffered in Jaiy. lS6S the Richmond Fr-
quirer said:
" Let not the people be down cast b. the
resuit al 1etiysburg nor by the loss Of
Nicks0urg and Port Hudson. those Loses
will be mOre than made good 10 us bv a.,
disorganization % northern sori-tv bv he
expected triumph Of the peace democracy
an The free States"
AT the sane time the Richsnond whig
gave - testimony TO the services ~bieh the
ooPPeFhcads were doing the rebel cause
IL said;
A" Apart from the victories We nav achieve
pa TIE held there arc bat two means Of coun-
tersctiug The baneial effects OF these events
aud bringing h0stilities % an early clo.e.
These are either Foreign intervention or q
Determined and successful opposition bv The
conservative masses Of The North 90 fhs sb-
oiiion iaction shIcb has the control Of tbo
government AZ Washington
- vas truth recognized BY botb sides
curing the var and By other nations look
ins on. that the rebels and the oopperheads
played into the hands Of each other. and
that the ballots Of the latter we're as fatal
to the Union sollsers a. ia rebel bullet.
were. Aad letters from tbo armv told
plainly that the d" boys IN blue we're more
afraid o. The coPPerbead Zoe in their rear
than the rebels 40 front.
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VOLUME 80. NO. 43
IN VfTIEs


EmPhAiieaIly sg-al falure-the Allan
nc cable.
Prentice Offers to bet thousand 10 one
that the rebel Benjamin viii never be
droraoi
Some Of the young women may think
single-blessedness an. excellent thing. but
most Of them know a game worth two Of
that
The physician Who Is advertising to cure
q AL kinds Of female wsaknesses.- must be
the most -Onderfal Of all possible doctors.
Wiz Is brush~OOd; Judgment Is timber.
The one gives the greates, fame. the other
the best heat; and both meeting make the
besi Ere.
A clergyman said in recent sermon thar
the path Of recfsfuds had been travelled 80
little Of late years that il lad completely
run to grass.
In Elizabeth. y. J.. the single men are
assessed one dollar more as poll tax than
the married men. The bachelors pay Il
eheerfully A. a tar on laxuries
No man.- said Mr. Partington. was
better calculated 70 judge Of pork that nv
husband wAs be knew What good hogs were
be did. for be had been brought up with
them from CHILDHOOD
An old fellow out in Pennsylvania. who
has - advertised his wife six or seven
times. had the assurance recently. 70 ask
the editor Of the local paper TO print the
customary advertisement for halt Price. in
consideration Of h.s being - regular Gus
toner
Which are the Hgbtes, men. Seotehmen,
Irishmen. or EnSlishmenS Ans~er-In
Ireland there are men OF Cork in Scotland
nea Of Ayr (air) bet in England. on tie
river Thames. there are lghiermen there.
a lock Of Queen EIizabeth's hair. with
an original poem BY Sir Philip sydney on
receiving Il. has lately been iOund in an
old folio volume Of the Arcadia, At Walton,
Eagiand. The hair ia color is golden
brown
IL Is reported that millions Of feet Of lum-
Der are lying blocked IA the Wisconsin
RIVER They evidently need some Of Lbe
Name lunabernea oaG there to help thea
drive tie logs.
An exchange says. now that Gen. Ne
Cleilan Is seii-exiled. Gov. seymour hope
lessiy sunk into oblivion. and General Sbsr-
man declines 70 be entaPped. the ghost Of
Mrs SsrrAtt i the only recognized leader
OF the democrats party.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

kEaissEanLE TRrE The Paris cor
respondent q fhe New York Methods;
furnishes The following Interesting Account
OF a species Jf a tree brooght within ssw
years from Australia % Alriers.
A" The Moniieur. N givior an account Of
the Emperior's recent visit 70 the Jardin
d'Acchmatsti-n a. A i-icrs. stated that III.
Majesty vas much struck With the rsn;l
growth Of The Eucalyp,us Resinifera. or
Australian gun tree. which has aff,i-eg q,
beight Of thirty feet and a diameter o. .ix
inches in two years. This rera-t.ff- f-.-
on its native SOFIA Augtraiia-somef;rne
reaches the hight of three Hundred and for
- feet. ard has been found more than nine
Teen fcrt IN diameter af about yard from
ihe gro1nd. 10 often Yields pisnks two
bonded feet ,ong. without a single acf.c,
The wood. notvithsianling iis rapil rrouth.
% bard ani heavier fhan oak. II also rre
scnts bcaaf.fsi coiors. and Is oonssquentiv
veil adapted f1r cabinet work. Ana.f-irr.
eui gum. kuorn in comncrce a. ffao. is ot-
tanned by s,.kIng iacisions into its bark
TIE cncsIFptus is an evergreen its leaves
havc neariy tho sane shape a. The laurel
The development 81 its lateral brancies are
no Iess wonierfii fian rs stems. Thev Ar.
small until The trunk auains tie hight Of
about one hundred feet. vhen they shoot
oat almost hoTizoniaiiy. sometimes 20 fhe
length Of niaety feet. giving tie tree IT, ar-
pcafa1ce of Ar enormous umtrena. The
seed. strange 20 say. is very snail. ard BOT
unlike that ofthc tobacco plant. Tbe ho~-
80 are white. % uosi Agreeable smell
ard much hked by bces. vbich eKir.et from
them a mos; delicious ho-cy
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g. NO 33 PARIS MAINE FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8 ISg5

quietly allowed TO pocket the sale money Of
both mare and oxen.
Whether Diskey sliisaaiely came to an
Hntimely eni or whether be reformed his
uays. and died. daily % shrived. in has own
bed. history teileth not.
Certain 4 j.. however. that 90 this day
his deeds are ' household words in many
OF the houes Of Northumberland. and the
mention OF has name among the peasantry
Is always synonymous with cuteness."
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Men snd women. girls or boys. feel NJ
stiuct lively when they have fallen in With
dangerous associates n thes choose 20 re-
main among them they are lost. 80 in high
tide barks q light draogLi foat over the
quicksands in summer. AZ low tide. the
scntorous boys and young people wiii crick.
q tbcreuPon bot neither can remain long
IN fhc neighborhood. TIE time comes
when tie sands are covered with thin sur
face q water. ard beneath j. the shifting.
loose. ~et carth. more dangerous and trcach-
erous than springtiie ice. and then Il i
that to touch it Is 10 BE- drawn IN. sni 70 be
drawn IN is dcait. 80 u is viih BAD com
Pany.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1865-09-08

TnE GEEsr RrIE 90 CoSDUcr. The
rules of conduct followed BY Lord Erskine.
nan Of sterling independence Of principle
ani scrupnious a2hcrcncc % trufh-ars
worthy Of being engravcn on every Yong
mans hcsrt. A" II was frst command and
counsel of ny earliest yosfb. % he aid. o. al
ways io DO what ny coascicucs told me o.
Dc q duiy. and % leave the consequeuce
b. God shsn carry viih me he memo
~. and 7 irust. fbe practice. of tbis psreni-
81 lesson. % the grave. I have htbeto
fofiorci lt. ard have 70 reason 20 con-
phin that my obedience 20 f has been
temporal sacrifice. have foDnd i on ne
coutrary. the road b prosperity AM ~eaifh.
and ] shail point oct the sane path 70 ny
ehilircn for their rursust." And there can
b. no doubt. s'tcr sn. tlle only ssfe rule of
conduci is 10 ioilow implicitly the guidance
% sn eniirhscusd consciescc.
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MATERIALS. Master Willie had lately
seen and heard much % the q. Wafsrfags'
With whiSh the yoang ladies nowadays adorn
the backs Of their heads.
His attention vas fully awake on the sub
jet. One muddy day be saw on the road
horse whose eaneiul groom had braided
and knotted up has switeh-tail. Willie
erred. . Oh! papa. paPai see that horse :
Hes got a waterfall 70 has tai p
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As a surgeon in the army was going has
rounds. examining his patients. be came to
a sergeant who had been struck by a bul-
lct IN the lea breast, right over the region
Of The heart. The doctor. surprised a. the
narrow escape Of the man. exclaiued.
" Why. my nan. where in the name Of
goodness. could your heart have beenf"
Il guess u must have been in my mouth
just tben. doctor replied the poor fellow.
vith faint and sickly smile.
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BRO q ISlyn.

COMMITTED FOR TRIAL Henry Angus was
brought before Justice Blrdsley yesterday, on tho
chapc OF applopriatlng 500 In gold coin aud 800 In
hil the property Of MIA. Mar Gates, with whom he
lad 1s aegei, lived la tho relation of husband for
come yNNe. lie JustiCe concluded thnt, under the
circum,lancer, the cfCuce committed war larceny,
sud held Mr. Angus 70 await the ton Of tho uTand
jury.
AssAULrING An OFFICER.-Frank Clancy
Mor'house Yesterday morning, ard conlmitte on the
cha.e Of assaulting ohcer Leafs, OF the 4+th pre-
clnct by inJusing HIM Nith stoles.
SOLDIERS PROTECTIVE UNIoS.-A meeting
Of veterans, her etofore belonging to different res-
meuts. was he d at Sawyer L Thompsou's Hall, cor
Of Fulton avenue and jay street Last uight. Tho
protecting soldiers and occurring employment for
such no require II, Col. HemstTest presided, and
addresses IN favor OF the obect of the association
were made by Generlg Cooke and Pratt Kesolu-
tions ptssed In favor OF the soldiers and pode.
ms themselves 20 oppose any TOR office " ho did
not pledge him'elf 10 their Interests.
DEATH FROM BURss.-The woman, ,Tohan-
nah heyeIs rusiding in Morrill, near Mt,erole
street, h. u. Who was 80 badly burned on saturday
afternoon last ty the exp osiou OF OF Kerosene
hai slhce die OF hei lJuii,s An inquest by Cofo'
nei hGriet' shoNcd the occurrence 10 be accidental
ATTEMPT 10 Blow OPGS A SAFE. The
feed store Of L, Townsend, 70 AM : South Seventh
street D., sN' entered early SUNDAY morning,
and nn attempt made 10 bos oucu the safe hy mean.
o' atu'e a, least : feet IN .enl.a The fuse, no, .
ever, buint out without p.OIutus the dee o. effect
nc uo1f near The tAir NAr muCu yhartcd y, lr mo
Vae ni 'nt men tmpovtd N me .to.e Nlsltd IL sun.
hhy loi'ho'u and found It filed WIN smoke lue
rllIaute vas inhoo bj using skeleton kCys in the
mont duoH which thr burglar Was cageul 90 lock
AGAIN whom he len the premises.
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SHIPPING.

EOk LIVERPOOL BLACK BALL LINE
OF fackeis-lhe first class Packet COLUMBIA
Rp5 toT bssage apply board or 10 ROCHE
NV, 2sI
PASSAGE FROM AND TO LIVERPOOL
Aoe London-By the Old Black star Line.-Fo,
w Iisor 'he CILIINAIOR sails on August lIth
roc i'-AAse apply to WILLIAMS GGUIoN, ~ Futon
80
STEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVER.
sS: .,eerass tEANiA sept 9, Cabin p,sssge.
WILLIAMS a ''l ION, " Broadway. XIX
IAlSCOliS LlNE-FOR LIVERPOOL
ship ilIBERNIA, sept 9th.
, FOR LONDON.
FOR passage Apply To
ss4 TAPscoTT BROS. 4 Co,
81 eouth IT.
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COAL

FIRE W0oD-G0oD PINE AT 1915 PER
L load also Virginia pine. oak and hickory, at tho
lo.o.t market prices; on,-third cord 70 q load and
delivered TO any part Of the city woodward I'd Az
bet. 3bth aud seth sts ROWLAND co. 81
X NlCkERBOCKER ANTHRACITE COAL
Co., Onlccs Il6 BroadwAr, corner Canal Of. We
are nov delivering our superior Lehigh Coal 10
Stockholders al 50 so per ton scI eened. $50
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. Ao

Tor SALE-A CANADIAN PONEY, Sound
ana kind can he seen at lu5 hottu 1t. 23l
EOR SALE LOW-THREE GOOD SIZED
L work horses, lbG hands hish. Price 4o., sIJa
sud ~ ~ each. Al young, Aund and kind Also two
puuits uratly T. hands hi'h sears old. sound and
k.ud. 500 each. Al Gu5 MNuington ct. 1913
EOR, SALE-A VERY FINE BAY MARE,
L years cd this spring warranted s0und ana
kind; will he sold ,eT than value; Price sllJ. Appy
10 JOS CUNlhGHAM, 81 t-seH 81. "a
HORSE FOR sALE-A GOOD SOUND
IL horse, also harness aud can. Inquire AZ l6b
Prince ST. cor. thompson. JOHN T.. LANGLEY 100
HORSES FOR SALE-SEVERAL PAIR
Il OF line heavy work holsss. Appy to JOHN
MATTHEWS, soda Wster Apparatus Manufacturer,
ls' ave cor OF 10Th ST. 6O
HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR
sale, suitable Tor psdlar or Junk dca.oT prce $50
Tue horse cold separate, At l9t Ave B
e HORSES FOR SALE SUITABLE FOR
" AM Kind Of business. To be seen At tie xrocs,v
store cor OF Gold At. aud Myrtle ave, Brooklyn ioT
days. 22l
IN HORSES FOR SALE, TO YEARS
~ old sui able for any use. Apply ~ 100 Soutb
9Th e. WilliAmsbursh, L. !. near 'th. sAACEL j.
/. NORTON. 400
=
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CLEARED
rTEAhshlP-J X Thompson McKsis, Baltimore
elilPs-North American Liverpool; Drsadnoush t,
Ban Francisco. '
, BAkhs-American Eagle, Aspinwall; Albert the
Good, Gloucester; Linda Stuart st Jago de Cuba.
Eliza, Havana; IemplAr, Baltimore
BRlGs- Missionary, London; n " Lord, 81 Joha.
b; Chmborazo, Philadelphia
sCHOQNERs-Nillage Gem, Matamoras; j IL
Bennett jacksonville; " Kirkland, WashinRton, W
5 Loud, Philadelphia N Town, Perth Amboy
Arrived.
sTEAhSHIpS=FrAnoo Portland; AIbemAria
Norfolk VArTou, BAlumoSu EIpola ReaRoad gnd
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Too Late for Classification.

CARPENTERS wANTED-AT FRANK
SLlN's shop, 1913 Bowev. None but irsi cl~s
voikmcn need apply. 2o5
NTANTED-A FIRST CLASS TAILORESS
w on the te,t Of custom and chop oost,; also firi
10 and learn on Planor & KGieer machine. Apply
at 81 EsseN IT. rear. 2J
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Norfslti Idaho Savannah Arisdne, ssvsnn,h I;
Chy OF London, LIVERPOOL aud Queenstown; Zodisc,
Savannah; Sea Gull, Baltimore.
BRlGs-Boso,a. from Aspinvsll, with mdsc, &c.
sCHOONERs-Abbie Bradford, Salt Cay; julia
Curacao; Galse, lDuichl Cursoes; Tisris, Curaeoa
Avoca. Savannah; BENJAMIN English, Providence:
Entire FAN River @ PTsylor, Norvalk for Phila
dephia: sunnveide, Norwslk; A Fslconer, Prov for
Albany; Friends, Nibrdse. Cone, Albany for
tin ique; Wenonah, sayannah; jos Grant George
town; VIM A Croker, Vireinia Ann Amelia, Viz
gnia; Reindeer Nire MIA Australia Virsinia; John
@ whippie, Charleston; " Holmes Beaufort.
BELOw-Brig Ocean Belle, Black River, Jamnies.
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

CURRENCY FOR SALE l.; PACKAGES OF
" -, $40 and s25 at par, at the sun office count
er. Also pennies. 444
TINMEN'S TOoLS-A GOOD SET To BE
l. sold cheap. Apply to 4. NJ, llg Cedar o., \. \ 90
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SAVINGS RANMs.

THE NATIONAL PARK BANK
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL. .S2,ONUO0. / lRPLUs....si20aO0o
hi. Bank viii issue Certihcates Of Deposit bearing
intrrs on favorable ternt. J. L. WORTH, Cashier.
Nes York, Aug. 81, 1866. 1856
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Gi.Na.EsAI. BsjsrNESs.

ATTENTION FFNGANS-IF YOU WANT
n 20 zee tho aca i.nian yednl and tmtlem pin
or tu Army Bad e OF anv KIND or de.crtpt ON 20
70 Is + UAlWARlrS 2,S Bfoady.y room f. COZ
Julton . fgS
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST OF
n tho u.ope-t. Of ueipi ol,. I;niI t,tr,rt pr,h,
vii h, cofrr. ri'on with those act forth In tho
niiod states n'p"n'riory. 800
"A y ELECTION FOR OFFICERS or THE
4 Grlon Island Oh Cftnk Ccuptuv viii lie held
on co.. ath dag Oh -ti.tmh,rrt A. n If ihe ofcs OF
st' co.. "a BioidNa, G. H. funD, Sec as
,.,,,,. -, 80. -.
"A ire #, tsv,ilopsg., ,lto, t, Co., 1,,ctc.
eseiry, diamonds. &c The highest mica Maid 10 r
be above sooca ICg
rpt,r,,,,-,.., ,.,.,.,.,...,,.,.,.,,,,
IS A. W,kSIcIf;s.' Ma NJ ,, T. ~.
povrine., I'd
- BklEST'S HAIR DYE,
Iser n'ure the Hair or Skin 10 be hal Of Dfur
~ son,h = cona >, - am .nn,s po' uoA' Yep"
x,,a,,--,,,,.- -, ..
I 'ASh IAlb tOk RAGS AND OLD
Smetals white RAGS cents per h c, 'ored ani
Woo eu- cents books and newspapers cent? old
n.s emu en-" ier 70 soiPsI snd P.,tsed :. cent.
and Nes Chamber, It. ais
1,nn,,,,., ,,,.,,,,, - ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
II ELMBolDS EAIRACT BUCHU GIVES
health and vigor 10 the II ame and bloom " the
pallid cheek. Debility j. accompanied BY many
alarming sympoms and n no treatment Ia suiuit-
, se 10 0o"'uApuoH' insanity OF eph'pue h's en-
r,pr,,.N.,s, ,,l.,, "a, .,.,,,,,
IA AMI MANS PATENT ELASTIC Crutch
Tor the anne Of ever nature III. only cruioh-
70 Re tres 10 ob be- me eai n.ea
rrr,,,no, -, a., - .,..-
ELMbOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
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MEDICINES.

a SURE CURE FOR INTEMPERANCE-
4 Discovered by d.. KING, gwen unknown to the
p'tpn y ale. ties. or any other Leverage. Price 81
y: Blew are Of limitations. which always siokrn
when tatcn. Genuine sold only a. ass Hudson si.
cor. Grove 81, Y. s5s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAN
~ cets can nov lie radically exteltnnatei and A
sure cure effected without the use Of the knii. 1his
recipe w obtained NJ great expense from an Old
lndian chief tor further particulars nluite ut $50
hudson a. 'th door below hlnsst 3Zl
DIR. BONE, IL WEST 18TH ST.-DIS-
~ sa's' Of the he.ft, mnrs, liver kidneys. ulcer
sled threats, sc'o ula, old ulcers, tumors, h,tus
eiupt Gus every iOrGn OF tkiu dfcse, all con.titu.
tiola! diseases cured. Hours l to 30 to0P N, 30
GRANDMOTHER CORN KILLER.
- permanent cue ior eorn', hunions and parts.
For sic by all dTuFFTt- Price hftv cents pe- bottle
Aents wanted. Address q. II. PIKE, boz ~ sta-
ton L. Ri
IFLMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED Extract
- b1chu /. the great Iiufetic, HELMBOIIrS
Zone htTned Extract Sar-rpaillA l. the great Bood
inilhcr Both Gfc prepared according To tule- Of
lha icy aud Chemistry, and are the most active
that eau be made. sGJ
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MILITIA EeY.

NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
1NHavins been established for over three years In
collecting All classes OF claims. we have complete
rangeine's settlins accounts Of soldiers who have
been discharged partial descriptive lists prironefs
Of war tAancei VI bounte- state bonnties, and ali
Other HreafaFe.. Advances made. Informal on
gtati. Pensions procured. Back pay and bounty for
hciis Of de- cassd soldiers. l.. BROWN 4 CO., Bank
en-, PAX Pace. S4G
NEW PRIZE LIST NOW RFADI-COL-
INecion, Tor all claims against the L. :. Nav ia.
cludi.g prize baf money, bOunties aud arrear' OF
pay. collected Of once. Gall or address L. BROWN
a 10 Park Plsct. y. i. City. 800
CPECtAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- In porsut Notice--An soluieis mustered out or
DECLARED upon par Isl dCac.i ptve lists receive
the alsacc sue them. hrpy In lotson or By letter
TO LEFFtRIs, nor NAN co. ~ PsTk roS. aG5
SOLUlERS DISCHARGED on PARTIAL
- descriptive dsis. and al others having claims
f0T fItosir % pa. bounty, pensions, lost check
ho1ks have the same speedily adjusted and paid,
by a.p.ytls 40 the Banking Office Of j. NELSON
L. tktY, 24a BlordFsy. GS
IT :. BOUNTY DUE MEN ENLISTED
~ IN The Navy, since july III, l-6i; also /, men
trar s.gIlcl itOm the Am, 10 The Navy also al
I-..cs pftAtc NC uou teiur paid, ~ The Blnkin
UH.rs NJ '. NFf.-pN a. Cki.N, .sJ HfoadWnv. 3iT
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SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESToR-
Led by HELMBoLps Extract OF Buchu. 8s
THE GLORY OF MAN Is STRENGTH
Bol.pS EXaract Buchu. s6s
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Pain instantly removed all aeute, infsmmstorv
malarious or infectious diseases prevented and ertef
minated The weak. feeble and nervous restored TO
Gttength, vsor ami sound heath bv the use OF AL
WAYS READY RELIEF. One bottle will do more
cool cure more complaints and keep the stomach
more clear and healthy than ten dollars spent Tor ali
other medicines or bl,ers in u,e.
One application externally, or eS drops taken in
ternally, will Instantly tree the sufferer from the
most violent and terrible pains and restore the weAk
feeble and pro.ttated frame 70 strength and vigor
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Lootenss. diAnhnA, cholera morbus or painful dr.
charges from the boEos are stopped In fifteen or
twenty minutes by taking Rsdway's Ready Relief
no congestion OF Inflammation; no weakness or lAAs-
tude will follow the Use Of the X. X. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache, whether sick or nervous rheums-
usm, lumbaso, pains and weakness IN the back spine
or kidneys pains around the liver pleurisy svelinc,
Of the joints paine IN the bowels, heartburn and
p,ins Of all kinds. Railways Ready Relief will afford
immediate and its continued use Tor few DAYS
effect permanent cure.
sold by drusgist. and at No. 81 Maiden lane. 4cs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-09-05

T. x. R.-SEVEN GREAT BLESS
LIE INGS
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
BY ONE BOTTLE OF
RAILWAYS
- READY RELIEf.
The PLAGUE
AsIAIIC CHOLERA,
DlSENrERN,
CHOLERA MoRBUs,
YELLOW FEVER,
CURED AND PREVENTED 'D N'' T.
RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA,
DiPfHERrA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREAfmiSG,
RELIEVED IN A FEW MINI TIES
BY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
, 1865-03-16

IN the city Of biz residence, wss unsIsing in this
work for month"; previous 10 the last November
election. became strong CROUCH for the excite
ments and dangers Of political campaign, entared
twenty-five political meetings where free whisky
flowed within the reach Of al, withstood all temp
tataon, and was tr1umphantly elected to the Legis
uaeful rpembcre.r Many have been reclaimed and
restored 10 society and usefulness, The past year
and with the enlarged facilities which, with the
tutiou, greater results may be looked for In the
fpfrra
, 1865-03-16
Markets bv Telegraph
New Tork Cattle Market
ucaEG DAY.

r,s<norted nv Telegraph exclusively for the Chicago
Tribune.
New YORK, Tuesday Evening. March u.
pKxr cA711s-Receipts In all the yards in the city
fer The week eading today. 14oo head The receipts
to-day were 15 htsd. The market to'daJ was slow
win D. change IN quotations from yesterday.
sm1r-Tha receipts for the week ending to-day
amount to 11,400 hesd. The demand WAS mod
crate AID the market declining. There WAS decline
OF &c On Pels We quote prices: Extra, 1sAc good,
1aG12A c; Inferior lt011c
Ho1s-TLe receipts for the week ending to-day wera
soD The msrset was oFerstocted. aud dull. We
quota prices at 1s91sAc live weight.
.. soIoa RoB1ytos.