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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25

THE STATE FHla.-Edwia Smith,
ssq., one Of the members q The State
Agricultural Beard returned freu Bari.
! iugtoo, this mssnipg, whom ~ Bossd
had just bseas in session. Ho reports
that the citissns Of Bsrlis9loa ore kssn.
| " sensible to the outrsges psrpstrsted
upon those who attended the State Fair
last fall, by the hotels, and that their
local committee have pledged themselves
the disgrace shall not b rspsaesd but
that everything within their power shall
be done to wipe H. out. 70 this end
they will take steps TO provide for the
entertainment Of exhibitors and visitors
at other places thsn the hetsls. The
people Of that place are in earnest sbout
the matter and will throw open thsir
houses during the Fair. o. the strength
of these provisions the Board concluded
to let the Fair DO held thsrs this year.
The Board 10 determiped to snare no
effort to have the next State Fair the
best that has ever been held in Iowa,
and We hope they will succsed. -Dav.
Gazette. e....,..,r ... -.
CRAWLING -Sossks and ske.
dadlers from the draft, Who hsys been
hiding their eowardly calcassss in the
British Provinces, Idaho, Nevada, Col.
orado aud other delightful countries. can
now crawl out of their holes and come
home. We von's guarantee lAas The
soldiers, who will soon b returning, will
respect their feelings, OF that the ladies
will admire their vsloroas deeds, or that
the citizens will give them public re-
ception. But NO can assure them that
If there 10 more cowardly, low. lived,
sneaking, pusillauimous, God .forsaken
pack of wretches on tho face of the
Garth, We never heard Of them. One or
two Of these "sneaks'' ws understand,
have been prowling about here lately,
since the war is ended. Look out Tor
your hen .roosts and cloth ca. lines, for any
fellow that will run from the draft, and
crawl back when it il past, is 80 dospi-
cable, that he may take to stealing chick.
ems aud night. gowns for the purpose Of
raising himself to an equality with thieves
in point of responsibility. It is believed
that the devil has no corner deep and
dark enough for them, until he builds On
addition to his birthstone factory.-H.
Dodge North. West. s ae-.
Mrs. Parvin, wife Of John A Parvin,
late Of Muscatine, died At Pennington on
the night Of the l4th inst. Mrs p. had
removed to Pennington with her hus.
band to take charge Of the Orphans
Home. The loss will be severely felt BY
large circle in which her worth was
known and appreciated. Her age was
forty.six years. .-.'.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25
IOWA NEWS.

The annual meeting Of tho Orphans
Home Association will take place at Des
Moines City on Wednesday, June 7th.
A man named Pancoast is under ar.
rest at Davenport, charged with stealing
about 5000 worth of goods, mostly
boots and shoes, from various stores,
which he attempted to ship down the
river on the steamer New Boston.
-Rorsbacker, one Of the robbers Of
tho Buchanan county treasurer's Office,
at Independence, in this State, has been
sentenced to six years 10 the peniten.
tiary. The case has been appealed,
the defendant giving $4,000 bail
Knight, another Of the burglars, is now
serving out similar sentence.
Alta special election held on tho
18th inst, the citizens of Polk county
decided, on light vote, in favor of es-
tablisbing Poor Farm; three bridges At
Des Moines; raising $50, 900 by tsxasios
on assessment Of 1865; ditto $4,000 on
assessment of 1864; Of railroad extension;
and Of raising $4,000 for railroad pur-
poses BY taxation On assessment of 1865.
Benjamin Smith and w. w. Thomas
have been convicted in the Circuit Court,
now in session at Des Moines, of conspir-
acy against the Government of the
United States. In passing sentence
upon them, Judge Miller said: "The
Court has agreed upon the lowest pun.
ishment which the Law prescribes. It
is therefore ordered that Judgment b
entered against the two defendants pres
ent (Smith and Tbonas) for the sum Of
$500 each and costs, and that they stand
committed until the sum 10 prid. !"
Thomas paid bis 6ne and deposited 500
to cover his share of the costs.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25
Abont President Llncolnss Cabines..Let
Tor from ThurjoW Weed.

Abont President Llncolnss Cahines..IIet-
Ter ffon Th1rjow Weed.
This statement [by T.W. ], W are con.
ndsnt dos great ioiusties 10 the mem
DRY Of ourlate President, clearly implyin,
that he was induced, after no rsachs;
Washington, to forsgo the purpose b,
] had prsviopslY ehssiahsl ~ s..ss:-e
Unionists who had mot supported BID
election to seat in his Cabfnet.
Mr.. Lincoln, upon the Seesipt Of A.
H. Stephens first great Unica speech 10
Georgia, near the close Of 1860, wrote
him from Springfield letter wherein
be offered him, nay, pressed upon him,
choice of al the positions within the
Presidents gift. Mr.. Stephens, when
no received this letter, had resolved to
ego with his State," and 80 declined the
trustful proffer.
After be reached Washington, Mr..
Lincoln offered seat in his Cabinet TO
Hon. John A. Gilmsr, Of North Caroliss,
who likewise declined it. We believe be
made similar profsrs to other eminent
Bell. Everett Unionists Of the South, but
with like result.-Ne,o York Tribune.
Lam not likely to do "great injustice
to the memory of our late President by
statements and explanations made BY
himself. provided those statements aud
explanations are proper in themselves,
aud submitted sessonly.
The statement of the Tribune relating
to Mr.. A H Stephens il surprise.
Mr.. Lincoln converted very freely with
me on the subject ofhis Cabinet, 1t
Springfield, but neither then nor subse.
quently was the nsus Of Mr.. Stephen,
mentioned in that conversation.
In our conversations, in reply to my
carnist advocacy Of the Union men in
slave states for the Cabinet, Mr.. Lincoln
expressed his fears that on question,
likely to arise, such men conld not bs re-
lied upon. There were, / insisted, two
exceptions viz: Andrew johnson and
] ohm NJ. Boots. Mr.. Lincoln onnnurred
with mo in believing Mr.. johnson re-
liable, both against rebellion and slavery
and nearly or quite decided to invite hin
into the Cabinet.
Mr.. Lincoln decided, not At Wash
iugton, but in springfield, to offer sea-
to Mr.. Gilmer, and l was the bearer o.
his letter to Mr.. Giimer. The letter
(Which Mr.. Lincoln read to me) inquiret
the views entertained by Mr.. Gilmel
upon tho questions likely to vsx ID.
Government Mr.. Gilmsr's reply which
he also read to meg, was quite satis factory;
but subsequently,, when the "Borde'
State Question" arose IN Congress, Mr.
Gilmer changed his ground, and then IL
formed Mr.. Lincoln that he could no
favor "coercive policy" This misss-
able delusion not only left Mr.. Gilmsr
and others out Of the Cabinet but tool
them out of the Union.
But not so with Mr.. johnson. III
never hesitated about uging "cosrcion'
when necessary to maintsin tho Govern
nent and preserve the Union. r.w.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25

The Grey Beard Regiment arrived At
Davenport Tuesday whore they will soon
Be mustered out. g.. I'm. aa
At the grand review in Washington,
on Tuesday last there we're Il miles Of
soldiers, 60 abreast
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25
UNITED STATES 81
Il AK AP Pc AIS.
AFFLICTED, READ.

would direct your attention to DR.. nopn-
BUsH's two Great Pfeparations-ons for the
sure and oestain cuve o. D6pepsies the other
- D. 4. RODEBUsH.
MEcEAxIcsvyLLB, lewA n2l06
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25

In regard TO the treatment Of JET
Davis, We may ask 10 the very words
which Davis himself used In the Ssusts
q The United States, when speaking d
John Brown:
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-25
NEW tev
BOOT 4 SHOE STORE.

0OO1 - SDO1 SxOD11s
ofhA THE UNDERSIGNED would ssspsctsully
inform The citisens Of Upton and view
Nity. shas they have opened Boot sA6
Shoe store, opposite tic Court House, west,
where can be found I'll kiAds o. ~ sr
NEWS, BOYS, YOUTHS, WOAEN'0,
MISSES 4 CHIkDREN'D SHOES.
Also. Boots made and repaired 70 order.
vl7nl4M kn00 d WOODS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

LEGISLATIVE la The Senate, on Monday,
iojDt resolution wa passed appointing cont
missioners to u,llter with Gen. Odd Witi ~.
gard TO sustaining the civil government, &c.
Yhis resolution mas subsequently, laid On tiIo
table in thu House IF Delegates 4 hill 70 III
crease tue legal Iase Of in are5: - per Cent,
and bill tor extending the tue for collecting
the taxes ct 1861 ADD 2, were read second
time. The bill making the Nariona! Bank ct
Alexa ndria, the place Ter the deposit Ut tI4n
public funds passed both ho,sas, La sic
Houso, The House Dill No. II, in relation IL
the collection Of debts, Was auleut:ed, ai,i
passed.
The National Ln'elllgeucer says that =; IS
doubtful if Cen. Cram c,'utemplaces just aom
the capture Of Wilnngtou, as his sGraregs
seems 10 be 10 force he Contederates TO kevy
forces at different points, SO as 10 weaken L+e
truas before Richmond L expects &c hear
of rbe fall Of Forr CaS.nyelI, which guards the
southern inlet 70 Cape Fear river.
The Bank Of Mayysville, Ohio, WAS robbed
Of $4,000 on Thursdsy j: ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18
$4,000 DOLLARS WORTH OF DRY
GOODS At A DEDUCTION OF
TEN PER CENT ON REGU~
LAR PRICES UNTIL g.!
MARCH lsT.

VIE INCLUDE OUR WHOLE sTOCK
w of Dress and Staple Goods, comprising
one Of the largest stocks in the District. inclu-
ding, in part, the following goods
Our whole stock Of Black and Colored Silks,
comprising Black and Colored MoireantiQues,
Black and Colored Brocade Silks, Black and
Colored Plain anc n eat Check Silks,
Our whole stock Lupin's French Merinos,
qualities.
100 pieces Plaid and Plain Reps and Meri~
noes.
All-wool and Mixed Delaines
Calicoes, Chntzes, Cotton. and Wool Checks,
and all kinds Of Dress Goods in demand
Also, our whole stock Of W oollen Shawls
market.
20 cases of Sheeting and Shifting Cottons Of
the best brands iii the country
Our whole stock of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vest
ings, Flannels, Table Linens, Napkins, Towel
hngs, and in fact all kinds of goods usually
kept in frst-class Dry Goods House.
ALSO
Our ole stock of Mourning Goods, COM
prisng the largest assortment this side Of y ew
York, and mostly Of Lupin's celebrated man,
ufacture, all Of which we are selling at the old
rates and deducting 10 cts. On the dollar until
lst Of March,
No goods charged except at the regular rates
All goods market in plain figures at the low
est market rates.
One price only.
". NJ. SHUSTER Il BRO,
No. 80, Market Space. OPP. Central Market,
Jan lS~ao3* Washington, =. q
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18
The Bank OF Mavysville, Ohio, WAS robbed
of $4,000 on Thursdsy sr.
A [, A E D .

DIFFERING TO OUR ADVERI ISE-
N ment below, We would state that our OBJ
ject in Offering our stock at a discount on our
regular prices at this time, (wnich plan origi~
mated with US some years ago is to relieve our
selves Of a large amount of goods which We
cannot afford to carry over to the next season.
and to put ourselves in possession Of Cash t..
make our Spring purchases with and as We
shall take account of stock some time in Feb
ruary, we are very anxious that the amount On
hand should be as light as possible at that time,
and consequently We shall include our whole
stock of Staple, Foreign and Domestic Goods
subject to the same deductions; and as we have
but one price, and al our goods being marked
in plain figures, purchasers can easily judge
whether or not It will be to their interest to
buy Of Us if they will but examine our stock.
W II. SHUSTER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18
NEWS BY TU-DAY's MAIL.


NEWS BY TU-DAY's MAIL.
According to dispatch FROM Washington
TO the New York Tribune, the Blair mission to
Richmond accomplished nothing. 1' Davis
seot no letter to Mr.. Lincoln. Elk Governor
Jacobs of kentucky, who has returned from
the South TO Washington is represented Is
stating thar the feeling IN favor Of peace per
vades all classes at Richmond; but an1soficer,
who reached Washington on Monday last
from the interior of North Carolina, reports
that, instead of inclining to peace, the Conted
crates are arming their slaves.
The steamer Veuango was recently captured
and burned by guerrillas On the Mississippi
River. Sixty thousand dollars in xreeobacks
fell into the hands Of the capsors.
Vaughn, according to the reports Of de
serters, was at Bristol on the 4rh inst. with
700 men, and Breckinridge With his command
is reported to have gone to the Valley Of Vir-
GINA. Throughout East Tennessee quiet is
represented to prevail
Statutes were fred in Washington, yesterday
afternoon. on the receipt of news ct the cap
ture of Fort Fisher.
Gold fell, in New York, yesterday afternoon
to 2l5
i. S. CONGRESS. In the Senate yesterday
Mr. Sumner reported back the House bill to
te,u mate the treaty of 1917 with Great
Britain as TO the naval force to be maintained
on the Lakes, with an amendment On mo-
ton of Mr. johnson the Secretary Of War
was directed to inform the House Of the mum.
Der of slaves enlisted in Maryland
In the House, Mr. Stevens reported the
army approp OPERATION bill. which embraces items
amounting to SSH 900, 900. Also, bill to
tax leaf and manufactured tobacco 20a30 cts.
per. h. The bill for the reconstruction Of the
rebel States was postponed for TWO weeks.
The military academy bill Was passed, and the
civil appropriation bill discussed.
Both the Constitutional amendment, and the
bill "tor the reconstruction Of the insurrection~
airy States" have been postponed for two
weeks 10 the D. s. House of Representatives.
~ EDGAR SNowDEN SRs OFFICE, corner
Of King and Royal streets, over Mr.. OWings' s
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

ROBBERY -Sousc person broke nto the
back part 81 the drug store OF MIR. Henry
Cook, lower end Of King strees, last night,
and stole theretrom several articles Of value,
some Of which we're connected with soda
fountains
The WEATHER continues very cold, and
much ice is again forming IN she river Those
who have counted say that SNOW. more or less,
has fallen fifteen times this winter already. La
some cases, We suppose, 1t uust have BEEN
considerably less. :
SERIOUS Academia little boy named
Reese, living at the lower end Of Union street,
had his hand tearfuily mashed BY haod
car running over IT, yesterday.
WOOD tor tuel comes in from the c;;unfry
bur sparingiy, and is sold at FROM $l03 u I'll
per cord, Tor oak.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

PUBLIC MEEING.-A public meeting OF
loyal citizens has been called TO take place at
Liberty Hall, on TO morrow evening, at u
o'clock, for the purpose Of giving an express
sion Of their devotion to the Federal and
State Governments, and Of their abiding conf
dence in the ultimate success Of the Union
cause everywhere. Several popular speakers
will be in attendance and will address the
meeting.
FRIENDS MEETING HOUSE The Wash
ington Chronicle says that the Friends Meet
ing House in this place being no longer wanted
as a Hospital, has been returned to the keep
ing of the Friends. The repairs upon it are
now in rrogress, and in short time We may
ex,ect to hear of It's being re opened TOR
Friends meetings.
G. & @. CANAL - The Rockville Sentinel
says:-"By reference to the notice OF Col.
A. Spates, President of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, it will be seen that the
water was let off from that workon Monday
Due notice will be given when navigation will
be ready to be resumed.
MISSIONARY ANNIvERsARY.-Th Mission
airy Anniversary at the Methodist Episcopal
Church will take place next Sunday, In the
morning, afternoon, and at zig hit. Addresses
will be delivered by distinguished speakers
These anniversaries are always largely attend
ed
CIVIL GOVERNMENT In the u. S. Senate,
yesterday, petition from citizens of Alexan-
drla against the substitution OF Territorial
Government for the present loyal State Gov
eminent in existence, was presented BY Mr..
Wiley.
CAPTURE. Washington Chronicle says
shat forty three Of Kncheloe' command were
captured en- Monday near Salem, Fsuquier
Co.. and brOupht into A1a1en1ro
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

SURPRISE PARTY "A numper Of ladies'
rave last night, Il very handsome surprise
party, to the New CLUB, at the II all, at the
corner of Royal and Duke streets. The affair
was COTTON up in the best style, and gave The
greatest satisfaction There was dancing and
other innocent amusements, aud the entertain
,nent was elegant and suEnptuous. The
thanks of all present were given to the ladies
who gave the party, and who made it SO agree
able. A more delightful evening has not
been spent in Alexandra, this seaSrn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18
L CAL \ I. v S.

ANOTHER RAILWAY y esterday hill 70
incorporate the Baltimore anil Washington
Depot and Potomac Ferry Railway Cota pany
was under consideration. The Gill creates TO
,un,bus Alexander. Robert L. Hooe, George
4. Bates, Lucieu peyton, se!ah Sqnires and
others, body corporate, under the name Of
The Baltimore aud Washington b, pot and
Potomac Ferry Railroad Company, with au
,bority to construct single or double track
railway, in the city Of Washington, commence.
ing on New Jersey avenue, at the Baltimore
and Washington railroad depot to the Poto
mac river with the right to construct a wharf
into said river, to be hullt so as not to inter-
tere with the navigation Of the Potomac river.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

~ EDGAR SNowDEN SR's OFFICE, corner
Of King and Royal streets, over Mr.. Owings's
Store. where he will receive subscriptions and
I'D ertisements for the ALEXANDRIA GAzETTE.
Persons having business with The office, can
&rs nastt Il With him ian 16 lw
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

CAPTURE. Washington Chronicle says
that forty three of Kincheloes command were
captured On Monday near Salem, Fsuquier
to's and brought into Alexandria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
SUPREME COCRT-Cmcrgr-Befors Justice CLxpQl
pUTIEa OF OoLLNToRs.
Henieh AI.n bod snothe, .gt. AIonIo 2. Rliycn.


The defendant in this Getion was employed by
the plaintiffs collect for them and they claim
pay his collections weekly lie collected about eloO
u H. shout month when. he claims he
los, about $3.50 from him in Second Railroad
tims steT he saed far his commissions the col
Ions when appeared 10 hid collected than he had
reported Loot Ihs noans snsPcion the present action
brou, the money Tho Judge charged the Jury that
the den had not been robbed he Of liable
tu he had bceu robbed , II they should mud either that
be had retained the money longer hsn under his directions he
emitted longer than reasonable snd necessary
b had rendered hmsrf liable II he had not taken the
sonabe which would ordinarily take OF lis
propy no wsd sti be liable and the Jury piu hnd fos
|is plaintiff The jury rendered verdict fer plaintiffs for
e9s7 10.
sheldon aud Drown for plaintiff s. A. Noyes for de-
PENDANT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
COURr CALENpARs-Tu,. pA,

SUPIEME CoURT--CIRcrIT.-Part Mos. 48l,
al 1853 1891 5 ll2s 1873 1884, 1885, 1897 1899 ls lu1
ISl9 ISL 1889 1855 1857 1859, 1853 Part I-Nos 1000
1851 c $40 o42 Isi i7S 1886 1870 oSa 500 1850 1905
67s 7Ca sJ2, i3s1 s42. Irs2 1904.
SUPERIOR Court - PART Mos. 1857 go,
<9al <85 409J 5;T5 s0l7 ts05 1855, 1885, 5O2l 1893
.oOl sI3a i)n Part n-Nos 1860, Alt, 3lei 4y7l t97s
1904 SIS 1920 1911 +s36, ASS. 49, t.Q9, 5O6, E2t
COURT or COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. 1857
sge 49, s24 SO e3l 86 e87 sas sJs gaJ 1871
sra Part lies los III, a72 no 1915 49, 1885, <5S co., 7o9
10, $50 8, $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
Advertisement.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

We say 10 persons having Conumpon whatever stsge
Of the disease Dr. WsnARTs PINE TRHg Tan CoaDrL
which readily taken up by tho blood aud carried the
lungs and the healing principles Of tho Tar act upon the In
famed Of the lungs and their decay once and the
paent' life is saved TnE Piss Tree TAI CORDIAL ha.
power 10 dissolve the thick that stops % the
wind psssssss Of the lungs and expels 1t from system
TnE PINE TrgB TAR CoRDrAL puhes the blood and csnes
II Of all scoous matter that breeding sores In
ernsi aud external Salt Rbeum Botches on the Face and
all Skin Diseases sre especially cured by DR. WisHARfs
psk TRr. Tar CORDIAL Once, No 10 North Second ct,
Philadelphia
Sold at iirLxgo,ps Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No.
594 Broadway, N. Y. - ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-MAaou ao-Bs,or
Civ Jude Russx,

The trial Of Roger Lamb for tho murder Of his
VIE by stabbng her with knife their residence No. IA
Oah 1t the 18th Of Febuay last Ia, occupied the stten.
ton oftbe Court tron gbou the entire day The prosecution
detailed the circumstances Of the murder Tho defep,s sd
NIT the hDG bu, deny the sIsm to murder Abe case l.
stu On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
SUPREME CoURf-CHAxBERs-MAxcH 2o--Befors Jus
tcs LEoSARD.
IaIONB.

Joseph Wild agt. w. Conner ct al.-Motion de-
MED without costs.
John s. Sing ss' Consolidated Stage Compapyorder sc.
tied and refe ordered
Eliza Nc Donald ngt Levinus McDonsd-Rep port confirmed
and judg ment VI div ofcc granted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
SUPERIOR COuEf-TsiAL Trxx-Pe'ore Justice McCrSS.
fHE STRONG DIVORCE SUIT.

Peter X. Sirens at. Nj

Fotff X. 5I6nf sat May SIToNL
The motion IN tho above case Was this morning
decided the Court announcing that would pui the
for tn. is the calendar I'D extend fu
t.r and that any motion for further pepoIenoIt must be
made OF Special Term
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
G10 000 REWARD. STOLEN from
R lO,VOO this Bank this morning The fsllevtns
$1,000 U. g. 1910 BONDS,

10 ~ Bonds belonging 10 ibis Bank and $1,000 win be paid 10,
the recovery the $50 900 $40 Bonds obsr
parties w. IT. FOSTER, Cashier
TES CssTxLI NAr0yM D<Sx, New. yeIA NsIah 2o is6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21
No. 81 ST. MARKsPLACE, NEw.YoRk

C,.rrh I, disease Of the membrane Of tie ns''
massage, and those cavities Of the head communicating VAN
,,s,r Iu,rpcan, q. "a appears in 1t. first stages Il Is opt In
It's progress become instrumental In causing me loss OF
psrmen. Of Sme taste, hearing and sight, and Of creating
,siOu. constitutional engagements, not uneqSenoy e'm
mating In consumption
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-21

Committee Of the sevesh Ward Ci,sen' AOcisiion held
meeting asst Friday evening 10 consider the subject 81 v0an
tesns and thu best the dr, Aresdy car
ried out The Seventh Ward Intellectual They have called
mas meeting " ,h. elrefs and Residents 10 DO held the
Pohce B.ssqgSrs Madison st. this evening. 10 consider
the suhlect