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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-03-10

w ANTED-A 4 SMALL COTTAGE
with three or four Rooms, In n good location FOR
desired by the middle OF March or the LIST of pril
ADDRESS or apply TO SAM" Empire office.
w ANTED-MERCIA BANKERS
Aud Everybody WAN ng Good Printing done. TO
examine the work executed at the Empire steam
Job Rooms No il0 Main street
w ANTED-PERSON'S OUT OF EN-
PLOYMENT or those Wanting BOARD. infOrma-
tion as TO Lost Articles &c, 70 Advertise In the
EmDire Want Column.
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THE DAILY EMPIRE.

QrARRELING.--If anything in the world
viii make = man feel badly except pinch
ing his fingers in the crack of door, it is,
unquestiohab1y.a quarrel. No man ever
fails 10 think less ofhimself after IL than be-
fore. 1t thegrades him in the eyes of others
and. What Is worse. Il bltnits his sensibilitics
on the one hand. andincreases the power Of
passionate lirrtsbility on the other. The
truth is. The more peaccably and quietly we
get on, the better for ourselves and neigh
bOrs. In nine cases out of ten the better
course is, II q man cheat you, quit dealing
with him ;ifhc Is abusive, quit his company (;
aud III he SANDER YOU, take care To live so
that nobody will believe him. No matter
who he Is, or how he misuse you, the wisest
way Is 70 let him alone for there Is nothing
better than this cool. calm. and quiet way
of dealing with the wrongs we meet.
GoopNEss.-Those persons who do most
good are least conscious of II. The man
who has but u single virtue of charity, il
very much like the hen that has but one
chicken. That solitary chicken calls forth
an amount of clucking and scratching that
a whole brood seldom causes.
Pleasure is a rose, near which there ever
grows the thorn Of evil. 1t is wisdom's
work So carefully to Gull the rose as to
avoid the thorn and let its rich perfume
eNhale to heaven in graceful alteration of
Him who gave the rose to blow
The more a man accOmpllshes the more
he may. An active tool never grows rusty.
You always find those men the most for
ward 20 do good, or to improve the times
and manners always busy.
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Butthe crowning glory OF his life remnins to be ats
tanned his discovery, rather continuation, for he
does not claim have been the disco OF GEDRoN,
which is the bsis OF the tters offered to the
public That honor helongs ts the native inhahtAn s
of Central America. to whom ita virtues have been
known for more than two hundred years. Armed
with Il the Indian bids defiance to the most deadly
malaria, and handles without fear, the most venom,
GUS serpents. II IL n belief with them, that while
there In breath in the body tho Oedron IL potent 20
cure, no matter what the disease may he.
While Or. Bull not prepared to endorse this ex
trsvagant pretenson he neverthe less satisfied from
thorough examination of the evidence relating 10
ITS virtues, th't rs remedy and preventative for all
diseases arising from exposure, either 70 change
weather or climate, or to nIasmatc Influences II
stands ~
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GIVE THE
CEDRON BITTERS-
One Trial and TOn UiH Nerer Use
Any others.
q l v E I II "

Ills not necessary 10 publish long list OF diseases
Tor which the oEDRoN 'BiTTERs are specific. In
all diaeases OF the 'l 'I'!''t l'''' ~
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DRD9@GOOD8
DOM GOODS.

American Bleach Muslins English Bleach Muslins
Very Fine Browp Muslins, Can. F1anncls,
Checks, Ticks, and Stripes, Linen and Cot
ton sheetings 1O4 Bleach and Brown
54 Pillow Case Muslins, .t
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BOWELS, LIVER, OR KIDNEYS,

Brain, Depending upon ,DerdnOe-
ment Of the stomach or BOtceLs,
1f In GOut, Rheumatism, and 'd
ur HTGIgid. aud In a..tl
FEVER AND AG UE, off, sY
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DALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
or THE PROB ATE COURT "

on MONDAY, February TO- 1866, between the
hours OF ~ Nj. and +. Nj, on the premises, two
miles east of the town Of Miamisburg will he sold
70 the highest bidder the following real estate as
the property OF John Friday, deceased. situate in
the county of Montgomery and state of Ohio viz:
out-lots numbers one and two George l.
Deokerts plat Of outlets In section 49, town 4
range Nj. RS, which plat is duly recorled in
montgomery county records, plat book A. page 81
Lot No. containing six acres, and lot NJ. 21con-
tanning hNe acres more or less. Also the following:
Beginning 40 the :. w corner OF section 49, town
range six, NJ RS; thence y. d degree H. 10 rods
aud Is links 10 Il stone for corner thence \ Gas.
degrees, T.. rods b. a stone for a corner; thence
u degree, w. 10 rods and 1s links to a stone for
corner thence > 6j& degrees w. s rods " the
place oT oT'heginnlng, containing One-hAlf acre Also
the following; Lying in section IS, town ,, range
NJ. RS, beginning at the north east corner Of
section rs &c.; thence n, BS4 degrees r. 4OI
chainsi thence >. "a degree W. 3 10 chains 10 the
middle u The roiid thence NJ tSak degrees " 3T5
rhaiu- thence n y degree T.. LIZ chains 10 the
place of beginning, containing seventy five hum
dredths Of AN acre (7b-iO0 acreg} a
ALI 70 be sold as an entire tract and free Of
dover. said properly has been appraised iIoe Of
dover 0t ~ 30 and can not sell for less than two
thirds Of the appraised value thereof.
, IkkMS-TOne third cash on day OF sale; one
thld IN one, and one third in two years thereafter
deferred payments 10 be secured by mortgage on
the premises, and 10 bear interest from date. p II
t@J4e4 kEIAS GER BHAR1t Administrator
ADAM CLAY ATTY. r.. jan2O-4tN
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DIR. STEVENS & co.


Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pital, IA West Third street, between Walnut and
Vine up stairs, without the use OF Mercury loss
of time, or change Of diet 'I.t lH ''- ''I.
Dr. STEVENS, by special study and experience
In the hospitals of Baltimore London and Paris Is
enabled To guarantee cure in the most cOmpli-
Gated cases, Recent eases OF GOnOfrheAor syphilis
cured in few days, without change of diet or
hindrance from business, Secondary Syphilis--the
last yestige-Teradicated without the use Of Mer-
cury. li ii-4
Victims of self.abuse aud excessive venery, suf
ierlng from spermatorrhea.' and loss of physical
and mental power, Indigestion or Consti PATTON
Eruptiops, Nervous Coughs Hyppchondus &C.
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake the
effects for the causes of the evil, and thus multi
ply both.
Married men, and those contemplating marriage.
should restore Yigor to their bodies and minds, ore
they entail misery and disease upon those of their
posterity. -Ii.t l1 tl.7 t IItfH
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated, A cure
guaranteed Ia all eases. Persons at distance
promptly gnIod BY addressing, with statement of
case, case, Dri SIhk EMS 90, "a West Third street,
onice hours from A. NJ, too p NJ Sundays TO
II A. NJ YH'i.HiH.l iflIai. Dl decs.iyd
INXECUTOR's NOTiob.-HOTlCE Is HEREBY
IL given that fhe undersigned, was, on the 9th day
or sf Christian klophr, decreased, late Of Montgom-
deeI4wSt y, .,I CHRISTIAN KLoPFfR.
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BI0KRENE.

the OLD should i've this valuable diseoVery n irs
It viii be found totally different from all her Grtcies
for the purposes. $3.50 .lITTi Hlf fli1 l7fi1'f
TO OiFAhAAlsEs.-T pranafatiop is inVah,ali lil
BILE in nervous weaknesses OF all kinds rs II Will 70,
store The wasted strength with wonderful pernan,
Itis also grand tonic. and will give relief ID ISs-
pepAiawlth the hrst dose. brief porFiats nee ta
use WI renovate the stomach 10 degree OF peTIgptf
health, and hanish Dyspepsia forever. F''''
one Dollar per Bottle, or six Bottles for IS, Sold
by Dfug,,istH eeheraiy IlN1NF Fhfl oF ~
Semi by express RuywhOre. hy ad Fs,ssinp I = fJtf
tsIf HUTCHINGs A iHILIYfR. PIqpTictoTa,f .,i
ss,,h, t1aii a8. 0e al u slssss Sos a E9S .lHSrA ysd
4. Fiil- 900 NH fi.N No ys2 Nj MaihAttSat, in
HIffeb .r..l.s ..ff f.i .ir Agent Tor Dayteu %
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GLOVES -

AloNander's fGonuinel Kid Glove, Children
Gloves Buck seal aud Cashmere Gloves and
Mitts, silk and Cloth Gloves.
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IN DYSPEPSIA

Amt Its attendant train OF symptoms 10 acts more like
A CHARM than medicine. There In nothing in the
whole range OF Matep,a Medi that can for moment
behr comparison with It in this disease.
full account OF this wonderful plant may be found
IN the eleventh edition OF the United States Dispens,
atory, pages 1887 and 1873.
series OF eNpeilmeuts in which Dr. Bull has been
for years engagod has Just been brought 70
fui terminatinn and he is enabled to offer to the
puhlic 90 mbinaton o. CEDR0N with other approved
tonics, The whole preserved IN the Lest quality OF
copper distilled Bourbon Whisk y, which he IL cent?
dent has equal in the world. f.. .
He might furnish vo' ume OF certificates but the
puhIe have long since learned to estimate such things
ny theirtrne value The safest plan s, for every
TO tesfor himselfthe rtues OF n now medicine.
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! 'BIOKRENE.

CURES IAPOTENcY, GRRRRAL DEBILITY .
NRRPouS LNoAPACITY, DYSPRfSIA, DRflpES-
RKAKAR2S or FTITE ORGANS 0FGRNRRA ZION,
IMBRClLITF, ,AERTAL IkD0LENCE, jEIf1CIAs
TTON,- hNRUL N j4AS a MOST DELIGHTFLJI
DESIRABLE, and NOVEL EFF6CT, UtJN TIN
RRR POUS s YSTBAfS and all who are IN any way
proatrated by nervous disabilities earnssty aa
qualed preparation.
Persons who, hy impndence, have losi their NAT d
URAl YIGOR, vii md speedy and peftnanen
cure in tile Iff...l 'afsifu Ir 'uT -Tff-TtT d
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TlHIs PREPhRATIOH IS UNEQUkLEDl AS A,
il hrinvenaior and RestoTer Of wasted or lhert
functions. w
The aged should be certain TO make The Biokrsno
household god, inasmneh ~ will ~ niiAF thkm
yontlin feeling and in strength, and enable theu,
not only ekharates but streng I'D IL really an
invaluable blessing, especiAly 10 those who lfave
been reduced TO condition Of herviiity Helf HIse,
misfortune, OF ordinary sickness. No Inhttor rhsd
TN cause OF The impOtency OF any human oTRgp,
and forever. If HIr IfHNlN1f 'iiitllHN liE .lIT7i
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HIS COMPOUND OF WILD CHERRY
n HAS REGOME A HOUSEHOLD

- WEST AND s6uTfi.- HIS us
WORM LOZENGERS, IN
LESS THAN A YEAR
AFTER THEIR INTRO
DUCTION ATTAINED A
REPUTATION AS WIDE OBJ
SPREAD AS THE CONTINENT
OF NOE RT II A M Il r l C A
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9eQal.
sHERIFF's SALE
EXCELLENT FARM
In Butler Township, on Partition.

eNi Martin Won sYglEtI case No s1ti
Elizsbeth o,Neal ct al. superior Court
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NeW Music.

sent any address, free of postage, on receipt Of
price. ~ H"'
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WITHOUT A RIVAL y

And justly deserves the reputation II has 70 long
joyedin Central Ameriea and the West indies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-09
FORTRESS MONROE.

VISIT oP sURGRoS-oRS. BARNES TO THE FoRT-RE-
PORTS or HIS EXAMINING JEFF. DAvIs's PHYSICAL
coyprrIos-A SEVERE GALE IN HAMPTON ROADS
-oSR GOVERNMENT VESSEL BLOWN ON SHORE
AND ANOTHER TOSSED ABOUT-PEnLous ADVEh'
TUREs oP A w-DoAT-DEsTRUcTIyR cHARAo'
TER OF TnR GALE ON sHoRB-ARRiyAL OF COL
oRgD TROOPS.
From Our Special Correspondent
FORTRESS MONROE Va June O. 1866.
Nothing now is developed regarding the state prisoner.
Surgeon Gen Barnes arrived this morning and has been
all day inside the fort 1t Is rumorcd somewhat auhor
tatiycy he held interview with Mr. Davis, and az
he is to return By the maboat this evening" via Ba-
moro TO Washington his mission has the significance Of
being one Of assurance what tho condition Of the
prisoners hoalth may be. have the authority of DR.
Cooper surgeon in charge for stating that the health Of
Mr. Davis is steadily and surely meudng, and that his
museulaI mpro'epeQl is very marked On other points
the doctor was roticeDt.
The gale last night which sprang mp in less than seven
minutes the heaviest experienced at this place
The guuboat Lenapee lying at anchor OF the Baltimore
wharf, dragged her anchor beyond the Point distance Oh
three-fouths Of mle but no damage sustained by
her The United States tender Fox, with over 500 900
worth of naval stores for the Academy OF Annapolis was
struck by squa the mouth Of the James ana car
rcd across Hampton Roads, distance OF hye miles IN
twelve minutes, and landed on sand-bar OIL Hampton
She taken on this morning leaking badly cargo DelB
slightly damaged The row-boat plying between tie Fort
and Rip Ials, containing thirteen men, was seen Ia he
middle of tie channel the gallo came up and AFTER II
passed over they out OF sight, By the ad OF Hs
an uptuned boat discovered far in tie distance Inns
caused excitement and huIi-boat was l-uhcAed
from the frigate New Hampshire TO 20 toward It,
The steam water boat Geneyea was also dispatched on
the same Grand Nothing heard from either party
until after o'clock that hight when oil hands returned
safe. IL that when the squa struck the enapee
Captain White IN charge Of the ZIP kas boat hnd JUST
ono moments warning, and he heayed his boat with tho
sea- This presence OF mind saved the lives Of his on as
they driven before the gale at fearful rate oil speed
out: the men threw oil their coats 10 tighten themselves
As they were passing the light boat nine miles out there
was a iu in the storm taking advantage OF when thcy
pulled for her and safely transferred Inc boat seen
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n oderu Improvements in Telegraph Apparatus
-runneiing-Canous.

At a recent meeting of the Polytechnic branch
Of the American Institute Professor Timan the Chair.
man. read paper on the Gdlyanomeler'' showing
that il ia possible to arrive the actual intensity force Of
any gayanc current BY application Amphore formulas
to the motion OF the sensitive needles bat long calculation
woud have 10 be made each separately and the
elements entering the calculation liable to change
was important to find ready of graduating the scale
NJ docton Several Distinguished philosophers had used the
garanometcr connection with the Thermo pile for the pur
pose Of determining minnie differences in temperature Nob
and Beeauere rad endeayored fix the by the o
nars of rods heated Joints Meoni had used
sin method Poggendorf proposed To reach the same
,n nv usnp coils nt magnetic
meridian T. Bradley ofour country who present
apparatus had recently brought ont means whereby inc
ue of the would be greatly improved and be-
come In delicate and exact measurements of
electrical force.
Dr. bradley exhibited his apparatus for measuring the
amount Of resistance offered by different telegraph inru
ments to Tue passage o. he current Tue common gaya
the magnetic needle the effect Of the resistance and the
the DETECTION somehow related TO the amount OF
resistance exactly how has vet been acerained
Tho world wants good comparing resistance
with another The resistance offered by mile OF dis
Which an electric signal travels considered as
lie had taken his unit that adopted by cOuntrymcn
Gen LeeTts and Moses b. Farmer who bad succeeded N
producing very compact and convenient form Of Rheoa
using spoos Of h1e WIRE the passage Of re o b nr
had arranged series Of these, adjusted win gItat care "A
siugle compact instrument provided wan loS 1870 sui
lever switches ETC. whereby greater or ss hnnoer couu
be turned attain any desired amount OF esstnee
aud show exactly what the length oil ING equi " 'N "
tlstance =. .,,.,.
some Instruments for receiving and recording the signals
used IN teegraphine produce SiasteS a. IN
miles Of line while Others constructed OF A1sie no W
induce resist noe equal to 100 miles or more INC %
with resistance WORK Win a"eaAe4 0Ni' ~
ell ADAPTED for certain situatOhs .. .A..,, r..
The Instruments having coils u slight resistance should DC
arranged along the middle line, and those OF great re
sitee NJ tie ends THIS apparatus would measure aAd
nseort them with great facility. 60, l., n T.
80 Si~ntHeaon OF battery, lately Invented BY Dr. r.
ri M Chicago was also exhibited This dpenses WIN
ia - cup heretofore considered necessary hetWeen te
t,o ntioas Il had found that tao dHFouce Az mo
scige eIuye sufficient - keep them separate wllh
care Instead OF arranging the zno pate around the
onper plate With tho porous partition between, as an the
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rFIved.

siesrsln so, lPrl Oeadu london Mav2o Hsv-e 21 with
iiowisid AsTnvaN inrr2 l a a. Ion
S't1sp Cofsa 9TH lie AeHrer Havana June Via Nassau
4tl, wIft iui.~ and pa-s O. +. tuuori. 80. .
Steamship N.ucl-star. Gregory Havana Nay 30 ia Norfolk -
with mdse and master Put into Norfolk for supply
.b'p Rstdsu Alexander Richmond and Norfolk with mdse
and pass to Liyiug- on. icN d Go
Slip CITY Of View York Thomas LIVERPOOL May r. With d.' and
a @ we 70 SAMUEL lhomps9ns Nephew. S'e NAY ~
tle g. Of n. bad .slt ~ winds and calns.
LlTk DTmu to Pembroke lttrgdlt Sagua dy WIN sugar.
&c 20 Brett Son IS Co. Rclul Riley. pass,l ger. 81,
AeNalfrf. NrrIO~irt W. G. .. - dfa
palm OIL &C. Yates roer6ed Let bnk Edith Rose which
had Ist arrived. 90 A.
ark Linda stewart Osborn Mauzns diys with molsss to
Jonathan Th7mpon Lett sctr Gem. f'T New OK d. dy
with sugar. &c. 10 o. MAeelrieht Co. Lot no vessels.
Bank Gansianoia tspau Oliver sasus J. d4y Win o-''e u
Brig Highland Mary (of Nassau Oraham Messna March &C. with
m ssso ia) cscce Palermo s. days with fruit to Lawrence
On schiller tPor, Barboza, oporo q days with wine cork
Bs Ludwig fismb Hle.loop Colombo Feb o. st. Hel.na
ApI ~ with coffee TO order May 49, lat 81 y, long u spoke d.
bark Rintdove from Mskatlsn for Liverpool
brig Martin R~n'en tano). Menaca IIumlcos r H. 10 dyH
with sugar flombse Go.
Br Fayorr of Haven't Due Barbados l6 days WITH
to H. howbTdses soma Lett whaling oafA Oiooe WIN
ha A. Palmer (of s. Johns. y b. Anderson cienfueso'
r. DAYS with aud VIoasses 60 = a. Husiey Co.
Br John O. johnson, o. and from Nassau days win mde
Scbr Acora of East Macias) Talbot Guanla r. r. II dsy.
with uoss,es =. Talbot Go. len schrs Annie Bell
for NeNaven May ~ aud schf Abbie Williams Tor Ne"Ven
- ar Woodraa SENS Pharo Georgetown, D. C.
Schr. Ntlrits FONT
sohr Minerva Wiehman 10 don't for FAN River.
SchI. J.. Wateruaai fdzel, Norwak
Schr. Jane HASKELL Prov lefce
sioop Haryeat Remington Providence.
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upturned was one that had broken loose from the New
Hampshire and picked crew bad started ior IT,
Todav The wind il flowing st1y from the southwest
and the sea is running high The storm has done con-
siderable damage; nearly oncthiId Of the trees on Old
Fort Fences have been carried away signs and shutters
lost, windows blown in, and chimneys blown down. The
upon the roof Of the Chesapeake Hospital was torn OF
and carried two miles Two OF the ola hospial hatAcAs
at HAMPTON have been blown over Among the many
sufferers is Mr.. Hendricks, newspaper correspondent
Two companies Of the 10th L. ). {. t. $50 men, arrived
today from Galveston, Texas. This regiment was raised
at Norfolk by Gen. Butler. The remaining eigh, COM
pauies yet to arrive They viii be mustered olt mere
and receive ten months pay They are tue iat SDlool
Affairs there are represented as very quiet
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movsment- o. pecan (. {. ~ steamers.
Passengers Arrived.

FROM HAVANA And NA-sAl-lu steamship Cors.ca-F. P.
P-.rril Laup1i nf and alfs iiaf NJ psace, 49, T. Kemp
st .o .1ns Nf nni Knight a ". lrnzr Defssse
r.a8 NJ a. smith. Charles 49, Dor"ghan Ae.rs Jnieson,
u b Hunter A. tsalfu a.. g. fot D. 49, bowran Join
Vrn- .unf Miss Hambfry Bite Cush,
Nin Ksie snih 81 Elliot ard sau Juno. W Daympe Mis a.
D.l,r.. N s ID U..rFmfr o. ~. a. oai. ~. toruhouu Mr.
Tha If n.i &c., .nt N.s audr ai 'n t ~ &C. Di. Jas
u.s.. u.usL 10 HHrnsde Biz. Ormbini ~ Suni.r. y.
-lf.r ffr 90 Hri 81 iot d bid to1eft me jose tnru
ars Hewitt hrs pne. 1901, Mrs Ten, 1e r, haIaha
~ .r. Power 81 .ror A e. ~0Ifra D. " hgurc' ID A
Mslal. Mrs y4is A om 'i'' eull' pr ',a Mf
sare1s AZ two i.fn Nf iitlpud. ar " hs ar hnd
N, IS Iarper ir.t SITES L'sptr a. y "; rtui hoi-
Or hnnV wife chil ord .0 '.iI DIT i ' -. y.
ffrrr FU..u Gal aId io M ne tieefge
rIJ,f LONDON AVp iANRf--in aclmahp te., or 70
p-r.-r Wrs Phillip. hiss NJ Lem Mr.
,l,. r.r r.. fao .fra. Nr WORT kir Nai~- Me .adr
r 81 O ~ A. If.r.l.s H end 4lft buehe1 and cAil-
s..r $50 r.usr. Sic tslI'uUr HHl q li -,-----
.Du utftNh-In t.an.hp NInchesisr-i r. Anderson A.
q r..If Imam. MrkrrfIr Nu fglr, , Strvcuf1n
% tlasr r. o. Lolt H. Mod D. n GsiEay' NJ and Mr. T.
Dove A.. e..-,.,
ana if N s.wser SIR Dyer and dlp shief D. g. DaiDns
Wr ulrri ~ syurs ~ l.swfi ,, 81, A.
Fr0N TffrfFUOi. - s-in bark Oflus-AEs Mcguire Ms
H. A farl,iI 3i.s alary s. Farrell. Dr. haiiey
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nldrbie nlanlcIs.

ETARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Suparior in
vi arp-aa.c-; more darlb- bal the Of uare. r. D.
STEWART G15 4trav. sui III br'sdw bets a6l-
NTARBI,E MANTELS.-Ihe bo,t place in the city
vi 70 purchase 70 A. JAR D. NIL5 o.. &C. arst De-. ~
low pi.ec b. o. g. "a, - iS " oie. 10, 20, ~ M, i, 80
NTARBI.T MANTLELS. Floor Tng, Monuments,
We He,d~tcncs ac, can be pu ci.d a. who. prices lloa
~, ana ,..l escorted Stock FISHER BlD5 STEAM MAR
BE WOsE-. i'os. % q loi e., ~ 'll.fou-i-
MARBLE MANrELS aud FLOOR 11LlNG-At
NE D. c BOYLE5 Steam Marble WORKS Eos. o aud lr Fast
5sf next Of BIoadway large assortment on baud
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Music M the Central Park.
a Coincidence.

IT, me Editor Of TIE ~ Y Tribune.
Sir: Mrs Kebe widow Of the late Rev. jobs
Kebe the wenknown author Of "The Christian Year dies
recently at Brookslde England in the house and thu
came room where her husband had died TIE london Tns
mentions that on tie removal Of her husbands body to III
last resting place she begged ihat bis grave might be ke
open for herr for she said II shall not be long apar. from
him"
Its curou. coincidence that not bour before saw the
brief paragraph announcing tie above in morning paper
had been reading in old casual numbero The KHie6oes~
Magazine cr July lsip the ibute paid by its editor l.
GAYLORD Clark TO his twiabroher Wills Gaylord Clark thea
recently deceased and struck by the following extract;
ITO the last moment OF his life Wills kept collection Of
his fes letters his pillow which he as regularly pe-
rused a. his BIBLE Prayer Book Her portrait by sally
diaped IN black, crossed an hnee 81 " p;hs
bed where might gaze upon hin with It's large Orignr
spiritual eyes -. ...,-,
Never shall we forget his aposrophe to that beautiful
picture when his his heart flied him. and he knSs
that the time OF bis departure at hand Secp on my
love- said he in the touching and beautiful words OF ne
Bishop Of Chcbesers Exequy on the Death OF coseo
Wife, and ia voice scarcely audible through MS e9SA'
Sleep on my love In thy cold bed
Never 90 be dsq1sted: -
NJ last Good hlsLt.-thou vii. not wake,
iii / thy fate shall ovsr,ake;
Til age. y Ell or sickness must
Mary my body o that dust
IL 90 much loyes-and NIL the
Ny heart keeps EaeaHt IN tsy tomb
Stay for me there; will no, fail
10 M thee in that shedowy vLei
think not much Of my delay
already on the way,
And follow thee with all the speed
Desire make, sorrows breed
bach . sbOit degree,
And every hoHr Yep toward thee.
II night. bo-Ae 10 Test
Noxi morn ] Use West
OfHe allno,, by cisht hours sail;
Than when sleep bseshed hs drowsy gal"
Fishkil June =, 1860. r