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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

CONSTITUTION
LII FE SYRUP.
positive and specific remedy for all disease. orensip.
from an IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD, and 70, a,
(heredi,ary) DISEASES transmitted from PARENT TO
CHILD
SCROFULA,
sTRUMA. GLANDULAR swELLlyGs,
LIBERATION. KING'sEvn.
ERYsIPELAs. SALT RHEUN
This tsint (nEREDrARY and AcauIREpl filing lse VIZ. IN
told misery is by all usual medical remedies incarsb,.
RHEUMATISM.
II there is any disease IN which the Consultation LIE syrp
sovereign it 10 in rheumatism and It's kindred .feeiior
The most intense pains amOs; instantly sevs,edsn.
nous dwellings are reduced Cases. chronic or yIoa, AZ
twenty or thirty years standing, have been cared
NERVOUSNESS.
NERVOUS DEBILITY. SHATTERED NERVES
ST. vITUs DANCE. LOSS OF POWER,
CONFUSION OF THOUGHTS. EPILEPSY.
Thousands who have suffered Cor years viii bless he lsyin
which they read these lines. Particularly 70 wek seras
v,,eu y III this medicine prove inemsble bessr sa
rcctp, ,heir footsteps to Hope which fu.dls aeehnh
promises
MERCURIAL DISEASES.
SALVATION EorryG OF ZONES
RAD COMPLEXION. ACHES IN BONES.
FEELING OF wEARI DEPRESSION or sr4.-
NESS. ITS.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP purses Tie sy'ten en-
r,ev from al the evil effect. Of MERCURY, Teney rg tie
Bad Breath, curing the Weak Joints and Rherrn' Pans
which the use Of Calomel s to produce. aartrs
sponey Gums and secures tho Teeth as firmly as ever
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
rradea.es root andb'sneh all Eupye Diseases A, Ssin
Ike
ULCERS, PIAIPLES, BLOTCHfiS,
AID al oL.r difficulties Ct this kind which much asare
the outward sppe.rauco Of both males and females 0eh
skiing them disgusting otec. to Themselves I'D it'T
f.ierda
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
unrLe,.-Rcporied by Tstrrap,

mnrLets-NcDOrffdb ~ Ttlfrr0p'
CrfsAC0 Dec. - Flour quiet. Ntfat tr~ g ~ ~
- BiEr sr l. and qgir for So ? Cefn Gu.'t 10 g.
ilr No j. and a.. far 10 . O-fs dll tToyf..u' ir'1
.res Il Ness rork a $50 1uu delivery bf'cu fnf
in fais requests, koIt- Lad nfui u d ~ Ior ~,
nd snebar s-a Lave. .urrs. - At""" ""c~ir'"'
hfi. Fo1r u busl. Nhrt H;ul lsfI. Com lHI hasi
Oat. sLipueuts-3 J,J bb'.. Flour, 80 blsh wh,at
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP

CURES ALL SWELLING OF THE GLASus,
Either Of tic sce Neck or Female Breast "a 'lo-1 10
en al, soon AZ tie swelling IS detected thus rr'yentss
,her breaking oui producing troublesome Dict rns se'f
which drfsuse So many Of the younger portion O. tie rom
rnt from liz to twenty years Of ase. Young .i dren e
very subject to Discharges from the Ess, which DEPENDS oi'-
tution. These recoyeT b. 'sias
a few doses ofthe LIE syrup.
Al soro,olous persOns suffering hO@ seneFai neba"y.
Irsciation Dyspepsia aud DrOPsy Of the ub @tGoHH'
aud in the fanslc Dropsy Of the oysres ard won' s'n'y
,,ouped - tn Inflammation ard Liberation ,he r'ea--
are peraisrerty cured by Constitution Life sy.ar. IN.
disease Known as Core or sweled Neck. tie IL, s.uP
will remove cnsely The remedy ,horibe taken 10 'oas
time as lie disease exceedingly crorc and 'ioooon I'd
viii no. be removed without s1tia eaoIt. -
Turner'S OF lie Ovlries Tunors Of the Breast; ind Ws
Of other glands oftho body VIII be completely da,cd With
ou, re.ortins 70 the knife or operations Of any kid
Epcp,ic Fits. symp,.he;lc Organic Di''ss' q tie
Heart os rariiaion, Disease Of tie Waves ricte's
grating or fling sound DroPsy otthe Heart Case snl al 'ss
affections Of this important, organ (persoa suffering ion sy
acute pain in the csion Of the hea vii be greatly Fh7'd
BY Constitution Life Syrup.
gRoKEyDowN AND DELICATE CONSTITUTIONS
srFFEElxG YRox ISDsPosrTIoS ExsRrioS PsiS IN Iks
BAcK Loss OF MEMORY, FoREBoD.SGs, HoRaos op cAs
lrr. FEAR oy DISEASE. DuNEss OF VISION pKf' -i'f
Skin AND ExrRExIrIEs, WAST or SLEEP, Rrsrtl"Ass
PALE HAGGARp CouNrRSANcE AND LAssITrpE ov 'Hs
MUSCULAR SYSTEM ell require the ald Of the CoNslIe
TION LIFE SYRUP.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23
Rccripi. Of Producr.

Dec. 22-7tis bhs Flour. 30 BIS whisky. ~
bbs Corn Meal IUl bush. Oits, i.2 pkfs Laid. .V4
pk-s. Butter. % pifs. Ashes, go gfss. PIoysi'nA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-23

New-YOrk and Havre Steamship Company
Stock purchased and for sale, by
AKIHUR LOvEG oyE No. 56 EIChange-Ia -IaGee.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
trivial of the City of London
,,srpnder of the Shenandoah

yopx Nov. 20-A Tribune's
EN I,,cton special says: Yesterday the
s.'p N,hoIjSs of Washington laid the toun,
!auU"f nn NJ St. Dominic church, intended
r, H. the finest religious structure IN fhe
ag,, Deery. champion billiardist of
''T% Ta;tsd States. and Melvin Foster,
iE i,.-.d a match of some eight hundred
P1!t" !, Washington Saturday night.
'.,s won hy four hundred points.
pyr.s rs, Herald's special says two mysteri-
IuO rscrages said to be from Rich
Oh, ,,.r. incarcerated in the old capitol
n." .n saturday. Officers and attaches
E,O" ..r, nr;,op are forbidden to hold verbal
" "..,rn,nnication .r with them.
'',, 03icrr, of the Detective Bureau deny
0",,t ,,+an,nt that the Bureau is to be
a1andoned ., +ho ast;m,ta
,..nn,;ntaining the army for the ensuing
wv a. r, an present peace footing, are s33.-
%ano and enough war material IL on
..,J - qauip million men or to maln-
' --''U ,b. nrespnt force for n year on war
uoting. g. .,,o N,vr Da
u.r,msrt 70 reduce the working force IN
New, IN ysrj. and in many cases wages also
~,i ra, rasn,t in the discharge of fully two
.Iirj. Of ,tr employees i'll the yards.
The Time, special states that Secreta-
~ WCnllocl will urge in his torthcom-
mo report the reduction of the currency
Lr ro,tiye and cautious means.
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Reception OF the Tunisan Embnssy at
Boston.

BosToN, Nov Ex-Governor Andrews
received the Tunisan embassy at the
State House this evening and in brief
speech said: 1T gave him great pleas
ure to welcome them to the capitol. tle
hoped their visit to this country had pro
we'd agreeable and that it would help to
preserve a good understanding between
the two countries His remarks were
interpreted to the ambassadors, who in
response said that everywhere in Amerl-
ca they had met always with most agree.
able receptions, the remembrance OF
which they should always cherish and
they hoped it would result in closer al
lance between the two governments
The Tunisans will visit the Waltham
Watch factory and other places OF inter
est including some of our public schools.
They leave for Europe on the steamer
Cuba on "Wednesday.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-News has been
received in this city from authentic
sources, which is really of much impOr
tance. The Emperor Macmillan has de-
termined and ordered that all his forces
be withdrawn from the Outposts and con-
centrated at Vera Cruz, City of Mexico,
and San Luis Potasi. He will make these
three places the headquarters of the re-
spective districts, and await the arrival
OF his expected reinforcements. He has
abandoned his proposed visit to Yucatan
His affairs at home require his entire and
undivided attention. The Empress is
preparing to return to the Continent Of
Europe, whether to plead for assistance
or as forerunner of the Emperor, is not
yet known.
The spirits of the Liberals have been
much cOmforted by advices from the
United States that material aid will soon
reach them
SAN Francisco, Nov. 1S.-A letter
from Lopez, Lower California, dated the
9TH, says the Territorial Assembly passed
an act recognizing the empire; but the
governor refused to sign it and the
people threatened to revolt if the act was
consummated. Another letter dated Ma
zatlaD 9th, written by an Imperialist
says the French have entirely abandoned
Sinoloa with the exception of Mazatlan,
where only eight hundred troop remains,
many of whom are in hospitals. The Re
publican forces, recently estimated at
several thousand, have cut off cOmmuni-
catiop with the interior and threatened
xl nd n-
nant at what they called their desertion
by the French which had strengthened
I he opposition of the native population.
The same letter says that the news from
Sinoloa is not tiattering to the empire
1t stated that the French had abandoned
Hernilla, date not given. The republi-
cans entered and uxtorted IL loan of five
thousand dollars from The capitalists.
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The Florida state Convention

WASHINGTON, Nov 20.-The President
to-day received tla following telegram
from Governor Marvin, of Florida:
The Convention has annulled the or
dinance of secession, abolished slavery
and declared that all the inhabitants of
the State, without distinction Of color,
are free, and that no person shall be in
competent to testify rs a witness on ac
count of color in any matter wherein a
colOred person is concerned. 1t has re-
pudiated the State debt contracted in
support of the rebellion, and amended
the Constitution in other respects, and
adjourned.
(Signed) VIM. MARVIN,
(Nn,-
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WIN, will he Done with Sea. Davis z

Mack" under date Washington City,
Nov. 10, wrote the following 90 the Gin
cinnati Commercial :
Speculation as to what will become OF
jeff, Davis seems t0 have received addi-
tioual impetus in the newspapers, OF late,
and opinions are again asserted, very
positively, and with an er Cdtbedyd air
about them, on the subject. One man
preteudS to know that the President OF
the late Confederacy will be tried by a
civil court, and that arrangements tor
the trial are now being made; another
pretenGS to know that Mr.. Johnson has
decided not to try INN at ali. and both
parties will tell you that their autbOity
is the Executive himself. or some one in
his special confidence If all that is said
of the President, concerning this and
other .:iatterS, be true, it is certain that
he has wonderful way of adapting his
opinions and determinations t0 snIt the
views of the party To whom he Is giving
audience. | haven't NET Democrat IN
Washington, who has had IA conference
with the President. who is not entirely
satisfied rs to his conservatism; nor Il
Republican, who, after an interviev, was
not thoroughly convinced of his radical
ism. Itwhat they all say, he true, Mr..
johnson is conducting his office upon
the latitudinarian principles OF the
"peep-show prol rietor." ''lou pays your
money, and You takes your choice.
But en- resume of the jeff. Davis trial.
The nonsensieal story OF his being tried
before the Supreme Court could have
originated nowhere but in the Columns
of the New York Herald. The Herald
wanted to give the thing little extra
flourish of dignity, and hence named the
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Cure for Ring-bouc, SPAWN, sc.

CURE.-Take the oil of organum and
the oil of tarpentine, equal portiors and
apply il to the part affected three times a
dav. by means OF feather. uutil 1t gets
very sore, theu ietit heal up, and If the
disease is not entiryy killed, proceed IN
the same way again. A young horse or
colt can be cured by one application, bnt
an older horse uesds more severe treat
ment. Sometimes it is necessary t. keep
nj it for three months before the care is
perfected in an old horse, Yet | never
knew All instance where it failed if at
tended to. The same remedy will cure
the bone SPAWN,
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Nov 19.--Gen. Turner has
detailed three officers to investigate the
depredations committed ON the farmers
in the vicinity of Richmond, with in
structions to charge the amount of dam
ages to the guilty parties and when the
robheriaS can he traced 10 any partlcu-
lar regiment of troops the amount to be
deducted pro ratio from the pay of officers
and men composing sach regiments
Many farmers near this city have been
entirely stripped OF provisions and it is
time stop was put to such unnecessary
rObhpricS
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sucredaiiiy Pcrsonifcd.

The Boston advertiser tells this story
of an incredulous old hardshcll down in
Dukes county:
There II living Oh Martha's Vineyard
an old man who has never been Oft the
Island, and the extent q! lis knowl-
edrr is bounded by the confines OF his
home. He has been told of war be
tween thr North fld the South but as he
has never heard the din at battle nor seen
any soldier. hc considered IL hoax.
lie is utterly unable TO read and is ig-
noraut to she last degree An excellent
story is told OF his first and only day 81
school he WAS quite iad WHEN lady
came TO ihr district where his father re
sided to teach school. He was sent, and
us the teacher was classifying the school
he was called up IL turn and lnterr"-
gated a. 10 his former studies. Or
cnnrsc he bad to say he had mover been
al school, and knew none of his letters
The school mistress gave him seat ON
ouc side until she had finished tAc pre-
liminaly examination of the scholars.
She then called him 10 her and drew on
ih. blackboard the lelte" y, told him
what il was, and wished him To r"ncm
b.r how it. looked lie looked ut il a
moment and then inquired Che stntter-
cd:)
9Th how do you know iy's a =
The teacher rcn'ird thaa when she was
gil she had been to Schoo. TO I'm old
gentleman, who told her 50.
The boy eyed thc A fora moment, and
then asked:
"H-h how did he know =
This was almost sumner but the
teacher suddenly recoIlccted that he bad
told her that when a boy he had been to
school to lady who taught him that it
was 4.
The boy eyed the letter lilt!c Iouger,
when Le burst ont with "H-h how did
he know but she l-licd ?
The teacher could not grt over this
obstacle, and he poor boy was sent
home as incorrigibe.
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The Atlanta s,iIIin Quarantine,

New YORK, Nov. 2O-The report that
the Atlanta has come up To the city is III
correct. She still remains in quarantine.
The cabin passengers have been placed
in a small vessel aud after thorough
fumigation of baggage and person they
will be allowed to come to the city. As
yet the government has done nothing to-
ward supplying u ship for the steerage
passengers. Until this is dOue, the Az
ianta cannot be fumigated and conse-
quently, cannot he allowed to come to
the city
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81 NJ. NTENENSON


THERE is full average crop OF apples
this wear i'll all sections of the country
except New England, and yet the price
is put mp to unprecedented figures. The
Rochester Union says Western New York
never produced a better crop. Aorthern
Ohio is making heavier exports than
ever before. Ii is aSccrtained that al
ready ,nore than four hundred thousand
barrels have been shipped from Michigan
to the East and South. Reports from
Kansas represent al unprecedented crop
of apples. 1t apperaS, however, that
while the farmer gets one dollar aud
twenty-five cents per bushei, the consum-
er paws three to four dollars. This is IN
Keeping with the great fraud being per-
petiated throughout the county, 10y
merchants aud middle-men.
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LrM, from New York.

Nsv YORK. Nov 20.-Untinished cOun-
".,i ,itr cent fractional notes to the
''y'aj OF eighty thousand dollars. to-
..-5' with a quantity of paper-toolS,
, -. accommodating, has recently been
I.'~' y 10 house in Philadelphia, by the
'5ANN' Department detectives, Lowell
.,. .c ouo oI this city. About twenty
,,, ~,u>aro dollars had been finished and
,n,. '-,' circulation. The detectives
,,, ,'y4s'. W In capturing in Brooklyn on
M ,SHeu"ay night and committing to
\ N, -s person said 20 be at the head OF
Thar. ,SIunc swindliug movement,
oaurs-S Roberts, an alleged noted
yeV,a,5,'., RSs-crans arrived in this city
jir,e ,no,., % ~ 'ne Henry Charver, from "a
silver r,;;' ru,"S !onr through the gold and
D'ue> ot the Pacific coast.
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rn'e Fight Re,wceu EI,;o,, and
Dayis

tm1s,,S1 rAN1' \: y Nov. 9O.--A large train
.sards''ss s's' with scores of gamblers and
s;lr,ct,iS vs ID Their train, are here tonight.
,'a'Ied 40 t I" see prize fight which tskeS
Al, ~ between two pugilists named FL.
yoo5 "a" IIa no. Davis "a 1t is generally under
r5.r. @ 'naE in Sti the light will take place some
f,5s fi's IN IN sehoharie county. on the line
l ios SGsquehanna railroad '~ D.T,s .uS ,.n1 sm1
HcdoD uaVe rave already started in that di-
|a,.d - % auu special train has beeu en-
Es ~ I" Lake the crowd out in the morn.
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Foreign News.

yrr YORK. Nov. 20.-The steamship
NV london. with Liverpool dates to
,L, .tE aud Queenstown the 9Th, arrlv-
,J3ttbe quarantine carly this morning
She was detained until lO;3O.
The pirate Shenandoah arrived IN the
Var.ey on the 9th. and surl eudered to the
.rarl shin Donegal She is now IN the
Ignjs If the naval an Uhorities. Captain
Taiiell states that the first Information
chad of the close of the war was on lhe
.,b If AUGUST. received from the BRITISH
n vessel Barracuda, and that TIC lln
.aiiately consigned his gnns 10 tne iio'u
and stcered Cox Liverpool.
Tue Daily News cannot help wohuer
81. to how the Shenandoah mas beeu able
r, uursue her course without the least
,ntrrrnutiOu from the American navy
Can it be 20 sible that the expectation
oI recovering cOnpensatiOm:tO Tor losses re-
.ul,ing from her depredations from Eng
,snd. made the American government
.e,s eager for her capturef
Il is stated TINT Wlddell sent a letter
.o Eayl Russell Contents unknown.
The captain aud crew remained on the
Shenandoah
The Star SAYS the vessel will be claim
ed by America. aud there is no reason for
refusing the request.
The Times says the personal Liabilities
Of the Captain gives rise TO perPleylng
,,rus..tanceS, hut that justice will he
done ~ ;he tribunals.
Earl Russell. aS Premier, and Claren-
don a, Minister of Foreign Affairs, were
Installed into office No material change
slllwohably he made till February.
Il, shipping Gazette states that OIL
vnag, have been discovered i'll Eng
and.
The Freuch were to commence the
a4uatiOn Ui Rome on the 18th inst.
L, Spanish government has ordered a
J.,, watch over the coast OF Cuba. ow-
l.n the Jamaica insuYrectlOn.
-NERPOuL Nov. S.-COtton has been
4.ud very irregular and although
tlr.itm has M. declined, other de.
y,prisuS are generally tai per cout.
nSc Richardson, Spence n Co. report
ogqlict aud unchanged. Wheat. not
.'.y. hut prices firm; winter red iOS ld
sN'i per loo lbs Indian corn, lii good
.salud, ana ld higher per quarter since
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The Oil We'll Frauds g.

Pr HoLE, Pa, Nov. 2O.-The hearing
in the case of the alleged frauds against
the Internal Revenue department, in the
returns of oil, will take place betoresa
Commissioner at Meadville on Wednes-
day next. Several prominent parties
have been notified 10 appear and answer.
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TRIAL or JEFF. DAVIS The Washing
ton Republican Of Nov. 7th, SAYS: We are
able to state positively that tits the set
tlco pnrguse Of the government 10 give
Jet DAVIS fair aud impartial ir.al he,
fore q Jury OF his peers, IN the highest
tribunal of the land having jurisdiction
of such criminal cases Ii Is ont just to
state that the delay of the trial cannot
be attributed to any act oi the President
ithc United States
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REAr CHANCE ROK AGENT..

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Ia tie selection of matter for this great work
the author has confined himself strictly TO oHeiaI
data derived from the reports Of Northern and
Southern Generals, the report of the Committee
on the Conduct Of the War, National and Rebel
Archives &c.
He has carefully avoided the introduction Of
any matter not strictly rstiablS and oheial and
has succeeded in producing what is universal :
demanded, fair and inp1rtia! History Of the
War
Returned and disabled officers and soldiers
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NkRN LAIESI.

LWlmouL. Nov. 9.-The captain and
'-s& ;hepiratc Shenandoah have been
erased oE parole. 1t is believed the
lrG will ranse no serious difficulty.
,.a- IS no other news of any import
,-J-
I-ygorton market is firm. with an ad-
",e-oi ia4d Breadstutls; market nm
'''-i Corn, qI let Provisions, hrm'
''1Mupward tendency; there has been
b. mwo, emrnt in the best grades OF
ao,>ioa, Bacon. very dull. Lard, IL
's1lay and easier
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MIssIss.PPt-A Nashville letter OF the
18th says: General Thomas left here TOR
Mississippi few days since, under or
ders from Washington 1t is understood
that he goes to settle the question OF au-
thority between Governor Sharkey and
Governor Humphreys in other words, to
maintain the authority of the Provision
al Go! ernor.
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iown Des,ro,ed p;..

HsrrAAA \. s. Nov, 26.-The town of
h inst "as destroyed by fire on the
Va. One hundred and twenty
as we're burned. Loss 1000 900
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French & American Corsets.

NkTQUBB RESPECTFULLY IN
w VIE the attention OF the ladies of this
city AM vicinity to the fact that they haye open
ctl a store at NJ lei Main street, with a large
and well assorted stock of Skirts, COrsets and
Skirt supporters, of the latest and most ap-
proved styles.
Having been engsg I'd for a long time in an eA-
clusvely wholesale business, we have acquired
extensive facilities for procuring goods in our
line on the most reasonable terms and offer them
to the public at the lowest eastern prices.
Country merchants are particularly invited TO
come and see our ock before purchasing else
where.
Skirts purchased at our store will be repaired
free of charge
We also make any size of Hoop Skirts to or.
DER
Our retail department is in charge of eompe-
tent ladies.
COHEN, SEMPLINER g. CO.,
lGl Nam street, door below p. Kennedy's
Dry Goods Store Wheeling, W. Va.
myli-ly