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Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

THa Era or MCTrAL spncr.-With the ey-
tincton OF slavery. the only real source Of an
tagonism between North and South, there will
naturally come cordial union aud harmony, un-
less the party marplots prevent it. The New
York Times SAYS
II IS q noteworthy fact that there has not been
time in this generation VIXEN the language of
the North aad South toward each other has been
50 respectful and consiterate rs since the close
oi the war. We mean The language used by the
public speakers and the ppblic writer's of the two
sections. Il woaId be difficult to recall single
instance. either here or there, since the advent
Of peace, Of tie employment Of the old style Of
sectional abuse by any man Of the least personal
responsibility. Ill the old sort of denouncing.
deprecating, neerng. fouting and reyiing has
passed &waT. j thousand contumelious phrases,
which used 70 be the stock in trade Of every vii
lage politician in the two parts of the country,
have become obsolete they have literally drop
ped from the language. The present moderation
sand Gecorum observed between the North and
South will gradually change into warmer mani
testaion Of friendship, if that class of politicians
who can live only mischieyous agitation are
kept under proper restraint.
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NO CURE, NO PAY !!

a- Consultation by letter otherwise FREE For di1
rection of letters, see below.
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BE 1T UNDERSTOOD.
bilious Maladies. &c., &c.

That the above statements at all times be vereei
the written testimony feztendn; through quarter Of
turn % tons of lhan.ns of nninlneachahle Mitncsse
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The Great Ambassadors OF Health 10
all Mankind.

This is history written hy derived
from the experiences o nation 1t consists Of conpi
alton of testimonials from the sick of every colntryn
mpcaca'e record. the ike OF which has been aluc-
ell in favor any discovery invention since time began.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

BETTER CiTIzENs.-It has generally been ar
gued that is so great 4 demoralizer, and
camp life so vicious, that the disbanding of our
armies would add to idleaess and disorder, espe-
cially in our great cities. Experience does not
justify or sustain these predictions. The major
ity Of the men who went to the war were indus
trious. temperate and respectable young men,
The discipline they were. subjected to- and the
scli-rcliaut habits they have learned, through
four years OF war. have but confirmed these
habits and the long separation from their friends
make their homes the more dear to them. We
see the soldier Of yesterday in the workshop or
in the counting house TODAY, rs busilv absorbed
in his duties as if he had been years devoted to
them.
Through al the walks and employments Of life
there is n healthy and sober looking class of men
who would not be hnown as the veterans Of the
army OF the Potomac, bnt for the bronzed face
which Virginia sun has given that peculiar
tinge, and the moustachc, which almost every
soldier retains in his civilian garb. To look at
these men, and see the healthy appearance, the
ease and alacrtv of movement the orderly and
respectable behavior, and come to the con-
vction that the trials and hardshps they have
passed through have given them new ideas of
their responsibilities and duties, and improved
them considerable citizens.
There is a wonderful degree Of adaptabiIity in
the American character, and of the most
striking evidences Of it IS to the soldier of
yesterday, ohedient to every order Of his supe-
ror officer, today the self-reiant citizen, direct
inc his own movements and pursuing industri-
ously and encrgeticalv his own plans for his
future good fortune and honorable position in
life. The good principle laid down in early
instruction. and the manly education American
youth receive, are the hest safeguards Of their
character and their usefulness in life.-Phaadel-
pdia Prcss
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30
H0LL0WAYiS PILLS ARE THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN IN
HE WORLD FOR HE FOLLOWING DISEASES


Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs. Colds, Chest Diseases
Cosveness Dyspepsia, Darrhga Dropsy. Debility, Fever
and Ague, iemae Complaints. Headache Indigestfon In
fuenz, Infammaton Inward Weakness Liver Complaints,
Lowness of Spirits Piles. Stone and Gravel, Secondary
symptoms, Yenereal Affections Worms of all kinds
C0utiO
If the reader of this notice cannot get box of Pills
Ointment from the drug store in his place. let him write
to enclosing the amount. andI will mail box free Of e
peuse. Many dealers will not keep my medicine hand be-
they cannot make much profit other persons
make.
None genuine unless tie words Holto1sJy, Nc J0r
Lo9dosl iscernable Hltrr-m0rL every leaf
of the book Of directions around ech box the be
plainly by holding the leaf the light. handsome
reward will be given any leng such information
as may lead the detection Of any party parties counter
letting the medicines vending the same knowing them to
be spurious.
sold at the manufctory Of Professor HOLLOWAY. 50
Maiden Lane New York, and by all respectable Druggists
ana Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and
each.
W. There is considerable saving by taking the larger
szee. 52ve1yr.
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JOSEPH LAGAS&E
PAY UPi QUICK,

III, PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES
\ indebted to the undersigned hereby no
fitied that they can save costs by settling their
accounts previous to the 10th OF July word
10 the wise is supposed to be sufficient
WILLIAM HERDLE.
Douglas CITY. june p. 1863. 25to.
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Industrial Fair" r".liccIlanics' Institute.

REPORT Co,f,i-rzf Avtps oy CAsTorx1t I}zsv
nfgs. PlycfEs. CgRnltts BiTT-Es-iEf3 SsTT9;PCE
18TH. lS64
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

Be sure and call at siAGNoLIA Building Main street
Weavervc. 23.tf
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamination of yenerial Poison The mlldest
forms BY retreatinr to the blood hold ever
the one afflicted the sword of destruction that
is liable al any moment to fall and blisht-to
utterly lcstroy-all earthly hopes.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-09-30

MERCURY. rccoqaiscd as the most fatal medi-
caf eaeaY n nun combining with the Venerial, l.,
doubles his dangers Those who have been
treated with that pernicious mineral poison are
not cured the disease has only assumed a new
form
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emIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK.......JrLf IL.

Cleared.
Steamship Costa Rica Tinkepaush, Aspinwal " D. A'
len. 49, ,,,,,,,
steamer f. w. Bruno, Foster Baltimore. W. Daheh
Ship Electric (Ham.), Jungr, London
Bark Ellen Morrison, McCsrty Barbados; ,r u.
Bark Hyack (Br) Robinson Genoa and Mnseahe" Dss9~
DeNertu. r,. @ xyL,.
Brrk Emile (Srem.) Rose, Queenstown, H. hoop 10
Brig Startled Fswn, Shaw, Cow Bay
Brig NJ A Herrera, Herrera, frankiort
Bris Baltic Hooper, Cow Bay, J. Borsnd.
Bris Busy Br.) Bowden, ST. Johns ~ f., Gordon rfoes
Brig S. e. Kennedy, Hoa.es, Cow Bay, C. b., hescahs
Duncan. - -, n u,.s
Brig Glove ta Fasconsy, Gloucester, socovich Asree
te, smith Georgadss. ~, c,,,c, ~.
Brig Hannah tBr) Csnantou, Rio Grsnde del Sui Brett
Brs Antonio Mathe Marshall, Belize Hon, D. Alexandra
Big Edwin II. Kennedy, Geyer Cow Bay Yates r'Fs''
fed - :. g, - xt,u.x l. uo,,h.
ton. -, - II. Va, prc,x 4
Schr. Laura Gertrude, Campbell Morehesd CITY r. -
Sehr. Henry Cs.teH Albro, Savannah, Del Bsnc' u"
berry. 49, $500.
Sloop Fred Brown, arr, Providence.
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oN..H.vsn b. ii; N'w,H; AZ; Rs ass a'h aud
To 1orw.h i,pJine A. Whieston~, City Island
and orssuwch, ty steamer John Romer' pr" apn.
10 The West by Central Railroad Of New-Jer~y
via Allentown from foot Of LibeItys n NJ
To Philadelphia by New-Jersey Ralrosd, loot OF
Courtsndt-st, T. 10 and III e m, IL m.+ sndoP
m and IL midnight Sundsv. .............:.':, "~
To Staten Island BY steamers from Pier No. 10 n
r.. near Dey-st., at :. Q, 1870 a. M, ls;3o z'AS
NJ d., On sunday's io%' i1m .~ 10,
To Providence by Neptune Steamship Co Line:
daily from pier q, Il OF Of Robnson-st, H., |"
To White Mountains s1d Lake Memp renagos-
Direct route via New Haven fsteamboet or rail-
road. Springfield AMI the Connecticut River ' al
ley Take steamers forAPeck- Zip at 3:I3 p. m,
or from 9th ct. station at 1918
To Washington by NewJerscy X. X. foot %
Courtlsndt-st.. 8 ant M q. M, .. m, and IL
midnight Sunday. " ~.
For further informal In regxd to Railroad limo Isosss
| see advertisements in another Of thisp paper.
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nlsvements Z o. g Ocean 6 "a steamers'
PaasenRers Arrived.

Tn steamship Hansa. from Bremen-F. W. Dsmmsn, c. n.
Robin and faulty +. Motz. ID. Goodman. o. o. Hofmsnn
Rosais Strobsch and children l.. Won Lenher Scion
A. Summer j. Egsir, A. Taylor and family, C. Eeler w.
Won (uicb Jsecer O. School. Mr.. Shonbeck and family.
c. r. Hendrickson j. Weher, Mis- Morse, Mr.. Tyler N.
Albert, Meta Lange, J. Campson c. n. nst.ss'
Levi,cr Haeseler, @. L. Smith H., FrOwnss, z:
Lob +. Kaufman, J. A. AIbep. Wsyberser B. stsrS
and wife o. II. Duker, A. HenDng and sister Emma oo,d'
schmidt r. Taper, o. Kneu.er. f. Cohn, Anna Moos y.
Gyrome,e and wife, Bertha Be.nhein W. Och'
Molendof Caroline Oppenheirner, j. g. Reisenoacn, z.
Pfsf f. Low T. Well MeIie Hiatt and dsushtsr Ausa.tu;
daughter knssbagP' P J. Hon p, s::;Ss
Boechs and wife, HeroId.. 5. sshnsi'
der +. Singer, L. LANCE Waha, j. Jons, and VIE u
Wstermann H. Winter and wife A. Muller H. Justmisl n.
Herchel and wife, D Bainam H. C. Aren' Ma... MARS T
Beer and sister A. Eng- ID. Bril- kaher and FAM rnos
Meyne h. Henry, Ellen Compton, l.. Eenhsten. b. kuhl
NORTH O. Bihenp.ct Hrsch and dsasatSr o. ssS:
Fna Bberrns Mr.. Tenorvs +. Behrend, G. ProcheI ana
child. b. Borgnahn b. Witty, G.Woi, hanfm.nn j. Nee.
gas. p de Lamoz L. Msnns and Mrs. Soy, Mrs. Greene
and friend.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson X. r., Depot 30h.st. snd
lOth.eve., and by Harlem r. H., Depot 2bth.st
and ith.av.. via Hudson River, Il g. H., z ~,
aud l0t p. rn. via Harlem ii g IN. and ~ D. M
Sunday train, via hudson River, p. M City
cars run between Chambers and 3oth IS. stations
and Oity Hall and l6th-st. station.
To Albany. landing st principal places on the Hind
son, by steamer G. NibbsId. Tuesdays Thursdays
and Saturday, and Dsniel Drew, Mondays, We'd
nesday. and Fridays from foot OF De'oro''e'sI
7:45 a. NJ. landing at Thrte,ha... Id
To Baltimore by the NewJersey X. H., foot OF
Courtlandtst, and liz g. H., p IN, ena IL
midnight. III" = !"
To Boston, by steamers City OF bsth every satur-
day, and Jersey Blue every "Wednesday, from ,r
pier 10 N " ~
To Boston, BY N.w.London line, Pier 80 N. X,
and Neptune Line, Pier u N. H. daily tSurdy
exceptcd). r~
TO y ,.ton. by New.H Haven X. H., via Sprinsned:
2Tthst and <tl-sv.. ..............'..sa M Me -
70 Boston. br New Haven r. r. 27th-st. and 4'h'
| av via Shore Line, l?i and p IN. Sundsy... p l"
To Canandaigus Rochester, Buffalo, Saulancsa
West by Erie Railroad. foot OF Chsmoe"" -
and 10 q. and ..........'....:;... r
10 Greenpor BY Long Island H. H. 1901 :, M and TO M
| slip, f.. R........... -, $500,
ror Hudson, CatAkin, Bristol, and won .nhPl -
steamers leave foot Of Hsrsons WORM nve' v 90
| To Newburg Poushkeepsie, Roundcut ana hmss,
| ton landing ct Cozrens Dock Wess Ioin' ene
Milton the steamer Mary Powell dAiJ rom ioo' Of, ~,
OF Desbrossess. N. II: n n y "
70 New. Haven. connecting with n, II. ,ot nAsofs
and Sprngheld-stssmersies'e rsea ehp %
| and, ssssssssss's's'''"'"'''""'
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IvFNIE-PUBLIC NOTICE.

AVENUE-PUBLIC NOIlCE.T
tn. COMMISSIONER Of the Csq,rs psrf dssT ! o. now
sht 70 W. Soa One hundred denh st. 10 One hnnuie"
and aud establish the grade Of ;s ''a
nue. nom a.,.on. interested hereby notihed OF tns
Intention Of e Central rs,T 90 s..t
the grade Of the said Avenue w VIC hs nroposed
.d T n'm One to the Harlem h'ssf
:. IN, one. Of tho Commissioners Of he neh. 10 The
al Ss...us kewYotk City and TO sisn .s,i ~ sane on
.d noposrd grade state their objecton''o 'ho '''
:, bdfors the I'D day Of July instant r,h.p.,l
n.,.A New. Yofk, July 9, 1863
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ATTEMPT TO FIRE A BUILDISG.-Late on
Sunday night two unknown men attempted 10 nre the
bnrnino mare through an open window into the store
The alarm was given by = woman who was passing at
the time but not until the villains had escaped Inc
flames we're ex,inguished by the Fourth freoihct ro
lice before any damage was Effected
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c-.,,r corr,~loysR, No. 23T Broadway.
OFFICE OF Ths 49, DpOpOSAIS in

Oy,cs OF rHs srasxr ConnssIoSsn no 70.
mo CONTRACTORS. - PROlU ~, ,,,;s :, , ~.
,.d In ,,s ed enveop, Endorsed with the tue o 'he
.oS with name Of the bidder written thereGa M,
r.,iycd It this sibco until WEDNEspAi jury 10 '''
soS Sssu.nx and grading FOrty'scOnd' from Second
ave e., and grading Sixty 'irth'' on broadway
TO Eishtbsve Adm, ssv.n,v. .ixth.st from fifth ave.
For ,Sa..ns and grading Esy-si1h't from A'enn'
W., regulating and grading Onehundred andnin'ht nom
W grading and curb and gutterns One hundred
ri avsutirthst from Third to siIthsye'.
,na,nv aud grading the sidewalks and curb cutter
h.ts@sn West and Washing Sta. which inter
~. w, We.t st. from Hammond to iioboAensts.
10 rrb gutter and tagging Tenthavr from One hundred
"a a. =, hr.t 10 One hundrcd aud nifty nilh.sis . , 49,
For rebuilding Pier foot OF Twenty .ecohds Not'h h"e'
10, rebuilding Pier No. 90 North River
% .Inidlns outer portion Of Pier No. 20 North River
70, rebuilding Pier No. 70 East River . .
,nr form, Of proposals together with the specifications
"a can obtained at this othce.Datcd SIost
na,sitment, NewYork, July T. 49,.
CHARLES o. CORNELL, Street Commissioned
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES ID. HAMMOND, formerly fro-
~ fs.or Special Anatomy and Surgery In the Syr.use
Medical College N. Y Ofirs 81 Eas 27ths Consuaonss
from 10 TO- to 8 aud too SPECiALTiES; pseA'o' VI
B-sthcturss which have been treated by C.n'eins'
Cutting or Rapidly Dia,ing OPP rsons not undertaken
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BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A H0Rsg.-The

BRUTAL TREATMENT OF A HoRsE.-lhe
stable Of George Hopper, in the Seventeenth Ward
wa, broken open last Saturday night and the neck Of
valuable horse belonging Ia him badly cut that the
auimal quickly bled to death As Mr.. Hopper Is In
the employ u the new street cohtraet9rs. Messrs.
the cause Of the outrage and tina, the perpetrators u
the deed at the ns,igaton Of street cleaners now
ON strike This is the second tine that horses nave
been fatally injured by these parties ana stlons enor.s
are now being made for their detection and reward
Of e0O has been offered for the apprehension OF the
villains
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STEAMSHIP, Hansa (Bren.) Won Ssnten. Bremen I'd ~
n w n p "a jnn b. bark Bond.
sea 9th AZ H. lon 70 'ehr. k'.nsry ss5s
bark Issed ''es%.t KUN on WIZ ~ 20 sbp sa.da
S.ssrhip CITY Of Washington tBrl Brooks Lverpoo, s
inst, and Queenstown 9th inst, With mdse and pass !" 'en'
steamship wm. Kennedy. Hale' Orleans cotton to
ssOm.hp creoe Thompson, Norfolk and Richmond O.
steapsbp Chase Rogers Savannah days mde and ps'
to s I; .DE E c. Kni1h, M,'On wshingOn D. C.
hours with md.e. ande and pass to II. y. % wen =, ma.
Ss.sm.r G.n Sherman Harris, Norfolk 20 houfs' T" "a'
Steamship c. Benton sater New bern q hours VIA h'e'
"a Inl.f will nldse and p9ss. to Murray Nephs~ 4
STEAMER Franconia Sherwood Portland, H. b. Crom"ens
Co; Montana, Kelly Bath Me-, 40 hours j. BsAe's
Steamship Havana Greene, Havan. days Il hours "''s
Shin 1re.norne Oates Francisco oo days with ma.s
TO Lawrence Giles Co Was - day, IRON S lie With 3
trades well 10 .outhwaId "a days from Pesirns ie %
Cane HON May go lat s. 20 ION o. 10 Ias.ed a,np gSIns
a. S. ION IS To- passed suspicion. looking steamer with
nasts steering sorhery sho" ing Ensash colors a. a.
srt Helen Augusta Gray Port Prince 10 days os~osd
o0 sssi zsphyne Pension BsrbsdO, June 9s mo's'
Bd. T@e f Smith, Cienfaego. 10 days. sugar &C.
Bfis Lucy Haywood Wilson, Matamoros Is days cotton
Bds Emma Scott NewOresns 2S days. in ballast to mas
Brir Exsmpler (of Glsgow) Ewing Bathurst W. g. A.
With resnuts &C. TO Parsons & McCuly. MINI,
Bus Eydrs Behrens Havana 10 days, sugar to rninps
Br Winons, York CadeDss 10 days. win 'us" W A"0"P
Brs Venus Dunnins rulinssl. n. f. 20 days. in e'las
Bra UsS Bonetich lAual Trieste I, days, with md'e'"
sehr Dever.nce Cobb, St. Andrews Colombia days
'D ss;r Vaso Queen, s.ery Georgetown days. VIII
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pipi0en0 Notices.

CLgvsLAsD toIuxPs AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD Co, !
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 10, llb3. }
4 DIVIDEND of FIVE PER CENT has
N been declared by this Company payable q, the usual
place. on aud ser AUGUST neI free a Government tai
The Transfer Books will be closed from the evening Of The fN
instant until Augu.z Nv order Of tho Board OF Directors
GEORGE II. RUSSELL, Treasurer.
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lectures and Aleetings

4 PUBLIC MEETING of respect and sym.
n PATTY for the MEXICAN REPuBLlCAS EAiLES w'
h. held ip Cooper Institute on WEDNESDAY E'ENiSo,
Jvly 10 st oelock Tho Mexican Patriot ub compress
nayy men. Generals Otir,, Statesmen Au'
,bor will attend their National Banner occupy conspcu
on. places and introduced Several adiresse PREPARED ~
thrir cho.rn orators will he read End translated into ng,h
larsr nnmber Of American military officers have been w
y,d and all other. will BE- welcome. All persons rrndy !.
The MEXICAN Republic Unloading ladies, al, invited to site
Wv By order Of the Committee.
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARIMEN,T:G0
" REPAIRS TO STREET PANEME ~ Nd,
pUona indors~d with title Of work name OF oldde
E h - oaerns will be received until II O'Clock Of
THtRSDAY July a. 1865 for repairing and hsePms 10 70
nsr cd commencing August |, and ending pe
h AZ isS3 all paved avenues streets squares ana nor
onsLfares In the City OF New erk eiosps :, "u'" "
Ma. an.t be in the prescribed by TINS bosI" n
for hi. purpose and speeiheati and forms u 0
aSieeineh' WI" 10 THOMAS STEPHENS } Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRACH, Aaued1ct
-, - ,ae. A w. CRAVEN, bohd.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. ,
snn Rises4s3 Sun Sets...72s Moon rises. ..l2:fs
IisH WATER THIS DAT. -.
Sandy Hook. 1903 Gov. Island. 3:A He'll 0sh'" ~
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90 n)bom il man Concern.

4 FORMER MEMBER of the Church OF
N Jesus Christ wants know the whereabouts OF Their
estins, and will paw for in The Sun Tor siI
dsy. NOSFS kerr, No. as East Eigh'es ntb't ~ !.
4 YOUNG PHYSICIAN, late of the United
~ States Volunteer Medical STAFF, Is DESTROYS TO md
COUNTRY PLACE presenting good advantages for Enr
,iion.r Reader, o. Tie Tribune who would have The hd
nee. knowing Of such place, send some information
would be very gratefully thanked address Dr. r. Tribune
Office
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SURGlCAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment OF
~ Dsoaes ofhe Pelvic v,c@a under the care Of EDWARD
H. DIXON. Editor Of Tho Soslpsl Structure Piles Vuco
cee Hernia and Fsula Every Of Structure admits OF
radical and persnsnt In few days. and often an ime
date one, by Dr. Ds instrument, tho Urethrotoms
designed expressly to modify Mr.. synes opestion IN oil
Of the three sfcons tho euro guar
antesd the case DO undertaken. Office hours from TO
daily, and 10 evenings, at No. ~ Filh-ave.
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T B. CROOK, No. so Fnlton-st. Established
a.. In 1857. EIsllN0 TACKLE and lNEIe oil every
variety, POWDER SHOT, CUTLERY, 10
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fnrnitnre
6talionerp ano fantp GOODS.
miscellaneous.

EUILERs PATENT HEAD-COOLER is
Manufactured OF 20 feet Of the best tubing coied in
manner to be applied to the forehsaA to
,ve persct satisfaction IN all where cold sppncaten
10 The BODY /, required In Of Hstache Fever Burns
fact u as.es where cold Application to the BODY
found this Cooler the purpose admray
reouinr no for IL hours from the time ct
in sction Porous subject Headache requiring cod ap
pcsuon to forehead and physicians IN charge oil cases
lever are requested TO give this Cooler q trial
| Recommended by ali who have used II.
Good and reliable Agents wanted.
Coolers cAn be had by return Express, ct %l5.
All orders should BE- addressed to
q. 81. FULLER, CatssauQua. Lehish County, Pa
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11ort-u)ar0ens' Notice.
Srays OF N.w-YoRK,

STATE OF
Posr-wARpxys OFFICE, No. ps "N- ~
NOTICE is hereby gwen, in accordance VA y.
action Of the act passed April H. 1881, sntitss ~
Ic. TO R.orsane the wden. Once ., a' .h.,ss o. the
.bee, mater OF suca inquiry examination OF 's ~. Poe
the following vessel. are now under 1.%insoD. w b
sompIstsd within tsu days next succeeding 'A'
beard said vesses: ,.r,ev CITY.
Steamship Balbec.. 49,
Steamship sa..........''..''"'''''IT = r.
Bark Xsntho. ....'.'''''''''''' ii,i.r.io Doek,
Rsrk Princess Rcyal...."......'''Amrns;e Dosh
Bark Sandy Hook. ruc;re.
Briz Scio. ..''.'''''''''''"E ,ooilvu
Rrif Mscnias.. 500:
P, psnr;man... Jackson W oodfen
Brig Z. H. Fster........'..' .''''''''' Pinto'a
Hris Colorado,
Brig Ann. 'ss'''s''''''' n
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COUNsELORS AT LAW,
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Attend 10 all business Ia the Courts Of tho United Saes
and In the Departments at Warrington Especial attention
given to Internal Revenue business aud to claims n''
Foreign Governments. as we'll our
Mr. Lswisssxperence Deputy Commissoner OF Iu'eInt
Revenue VIII b- guarantee Of thorough acquaintance WIN
the Revenue Laws
Mr. CoIs connection Of four years with the Committee Of
Foreign Ahair In Congress- and his long membership OF
National Lc.atur in thorough knowledge Of essa
ton and practice In both dnnarimcuta
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Corporation Notices.

OROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
" TO IRON FOUNDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS, "
dor.J ProIosas for Iron Pipes with the name OF piosef
and the date 1t. presentation viii be received Al b'
until II oclock Ia Of THURSDAY. July a. lS9' iof iui'
nishns g., ,o,-.,. ,,.,..,.,
900 I. ct iron watsrPipe. ~ IN he. diameter,
10 900 ieet cas iron waierpipe, inches diameter;
1900 feet cas, Iron water pipe, inches diine,@fi
and n tuns Of branch pipes snd other 'peeh o.,
IN. soreihcsons (which will be ready on sIn
VI h.nl form, for the bids be obtained at this
~ '"N TIIOs. STEPHENS, , tfoton
'"e'' ROBT. l.. DARnAGH. Aquednct
A. W. CRAVEN Board
omc. Gro A. Board Rotunda City Hall rsk'uy H. ioo'