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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16

pierre bon ibrsn rsip. gcniuln ~pcrlessn io1sn, unn
WQr. Wturptp fsrtist iclhe isst fir ale Amerifansr
aus. Srembs Slasasn, t~eicneers bic omsrifantihs,
meten BON pislsn Sauiern. Sis SsrsiAsn bss
staatatepartsments an ben Gjsneratsoniul iinS benz
islten aeisrn e,brcMen 3u%aefommen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
GebenIQnD III perfaufen.

10 @der bee beten Nebenlantes in Der Nabe pom SanSus.
ts ehp. o.. an Der Strabe. 1 Wele spn Der fatboliidtn Sir.
DC uno an bic Bap srenscnb. i'm befen @ultur,ufanee. 70 raj
Is ote,es Srnblabr mod bepfan,t tperben farm, miro inter beu
b~ili8fen 8eeinsunssn ~pertauft.
". s. Oepalb4,
Nsril B '66. -tp bo Gonhuaf, N;t, my4.~
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
Nebrer %Derlanat.

Bhr cine tentfbe Sbule wirS elm sebrsr pertan3t. SteFss.
tireabs pUlen iTd menesn at,
Scbn 9. Netfher,
Mansfelo. &i1lanb 60 , S6io.
Su(i 10. m
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
gu %perfaufen.

Der Undergraduate 1T WiGens iein in Napafpneta, aua.
laise Co., SbiO, ~aeleaenes 6aus unp Cot su pertaufen. sele.
gen an ansaise Strase. am beffen Geidiftsplase. unb tit fetr
gut fir en @rpcsrY unb Saloon @eidift ~geeianet. Niberes
gu erfrassn in ORTIZ unS 9aner's Slslbsrtore.
Mm. Ortiz,
Suit IL. - 3ntt 10 GiaentbIner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
0DIumbnS Warttbertdbt.

9rof. s.. Nnnerfon'S 9ermatpr 1T eine Slhf=
Sig cit sum duberen Ginreiben. Gin ~pertboplles
heuiibes Srdparat, entosdt pon einem %beribnten @bemifer.
Sin itteres 9eilmiitsl fir @ntsinbuns bei allen g8uneen, fir
Nueti@unsen. 8errenfunsen, 9ranon unben. entSanrIiden
Gbeumatismus. 9~rouditis, 9rhfen9eihmulf. auaenent,an=
%mOrrtOiren (9ilss), Stnnen i'm gefdt. 9ienenfite, nnb
ale 8erlesun8en, tenen rer menf9!ibe 8Srpsr unterr prfen
1T.
Bel Gferten une @inecteb 1T es nnhtertreTli6 ais Seil-
mit.el fur Gale, 5ufaei&wulit, Derrentunsen, G8unten unt
as Serlssunaen Der Sbiere. &c bhft CENT?, uenn es laut
anpeiiung eebrauGt pirb.
gu BADEN in allen a~pptbeter.
9. n ( nj Il, @ Gioentbnmer.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16
Cholera! Cholera!

Sic fonrmt Vile fputen barauf %pOrbereitet iein, fe absus
pebren, une spdr nibt ALIEN burh bic 9efolaun9 PATHFINDER
@eiuntbeitsreseln iOntern turd elm ~wirffames NFittel. bas
Serermann gum @etrauh bei Ter 5ano baben fOlte. ipbalt
bic g%efardtete Rrantbeit ibre grfheinung naht. Ole behen
gerSte fnc tr aniidt, bab bic meiten @bplerafiQe leiht ~
eurirsn iinb. msnn elm paFenres Ifittel seitia anae,pantt miro.
Sin fpldbss Wtittel bieten mir hem gublifum bar in Or 8.
s. Miller's Maanetif6em untserfal-9 alia nj
NIT benz pplfen Sertraaer auf feline meeicinif6e Wirfiam=
felt ais elm Terbhtunsss uro 6eiimittel her @bulera. Gs 1T
srhncii6 prpbirt ,%poren, unb mir fSnneu es NIT sutem ge=
pt1sn ale eas bette befannte MitteI 8e8en SbUlera unb Inter.
leibsbsibperren empfeblen.
9u baben in allen I~pptbefen.
8. &anfr IN II. Co., Gissntbimer.
StaetsGlsrfs Sffss,
3. Nu5uf, 1866.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-08-16

:" Nv "t""''e
1T isoem Sifcier ~bepiltst ~,poresn, Der am 3. Star,
1865 fem Yatent Bate, uno mad Dem 9. Np1il
1865 rsIsnirt fat rbsr sbrsnpou sntlaHsn mcrcer
1T. Sieis grtra= 8siclouna miro prompt ecQectirt
BON &. SS. xaumaAae,
antcri1rtsn Nssntsn fir Uiilitar saniprahs,
glua. 8. '66.-tp Columbus, ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

AslLfiC CHOLERA. rrs Oricty IisTosy rHoGRrss
tytE wo UuspRED lsAHs AID THE DnvhsTA1IOTs psi PAS
LAUssD tAsf AsD NIsrs ara hsvAGEs ~ LuaOft
~ ArrrrCt u. IlIf1 loi Is I3In AND 1860.
slTu FULr IEsCtIFTI0y CAUSES NATURE
GHsnAcrvE o DISEASE, AifAss 0F IH0PA ALTON
lRFNO.fI'nY ilsTGHCIIYE OMs.
ANOwS MEANS oY ihtNHN1iNG jas AI1tCK. Asp lNt 20
TFFECIrAI KENfpifs FoR ~ A. by l. T. bHockaiF H.
u. Up l1a hartford; l.. Stehh.ns.
Or Brocsct las endcavorci % present iI this volume
fuller account o the causes nature history, and treat
heE; q cholera than has ever been given before m sin
gle work. lie has avoided, fr possible, al medical
tocnioates his purpose being enable sensi1e persons
Of all classes 20 distinguish The symptoms Of The disease
and in the abs nccof physician TO adopt the prop rem-
pdles The greater par, OF ID. book ' Of course, CONF
p,lation Dr. Brocketts long established reputation as
literary workman aud bis familiarity with he best sources
Of information medical and kindred subjects, furnish
sufficient guarantee that This portion Of hs task has
been performed With fidelity lul intelligence willie bis
sspcriencc as practitioner olett TO attest the value
Of tha concluding chapter JOB which Dee gives 10, result
VI biz own Investigations into c nature OF cholera and
III advice IS go ifs treatment
Mr. James Mn-r las polished, n neat md eo1'cn-
bent form New Guide 10 The Hudson River WIN IL
ssstraiols Gom le popular pencil % D. Addison ch-
aids Tic accompanying text very fr above tle or-
hnary level ~ guide books, hus lively and sracci. IN
,yIc ard lll OF Interesting Information. anecdotes rnd
sfsicses. n may De read wi,h pleasure tyr bis hcruy
sent even by one who las thought of passing ofc'
sc E0Gte which il describes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
CRIE RAILwAY.-Trains leave Depot foot o

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
IL Chsubes.-,t. Psvoais Ferry: -, s-,... p,.....
7sJ m, Day ffprsss for Rochester buuao' SNs"''' '
and Al points West and South. go
$50 a N, Way TRAM duy to ot,sile syy.,
lOs N Ezpgrss bail Buffalo. SALAMANCA ana "eA~
D. m., Nsy Train. Tor Middeto"n- - ,v;..
.no m Nav Tor Port JEWS Nrwburgh WaIrlcs
s9op m N,6, Exp1es BaHalo. Salamanca and DuIkfh
N Iiehniet FIpre,. daily for Buffalo, salamanca Dsphih
snd all points Net and SCUM; - W.
n NJ Fuirrant Train, d ly. Tor the West .
Frnfess Trains ia diect ei9n wtth an Sou,hh sAa
Neao hNNh ieDDbcs Sa"' 49,
81 ~ RAs-- Gaal Pssl Ase--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
Lost dnd ,fonuo.

lost dUd ,fonuo.
EOUhD--A Soldier CERTIFICATE OF DIS
CibEGF v,.aer O. - tie above b. IroVuE p'sp
ry aad p,yir. rzpnse isl4xe Alyef-in Desi Tribune
OH ..
4 OSr on Sundag, AuQn,t . on going i.or TScufy-
d hts. and tsIt4svr. prcgla Gammerry Pax, DoS1in
ri4r - for-to. .hs' Ciutci a o. Ee'-nptn bct ' sd
2! o BLEAs1IlN BE- win prsf. nd 4f H. Il otrt.
Tie risf VA bs .g,ap rti Is o.y.l. to a. h9 ~
la fliJ trs.-.., Cilsry IAsiafy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
aud NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
zoe SrMsfEK ARRASGEMTNE iSSt
COMyEAClNG JULY .. tsoa


r,,,...- Station &, corner r~sntvsevssksl $50
ts.gsacs rwsaty ssveatEsL
TRAINS LEAVE HEw.YOKh: -
fer Nes Haven 80 500 tET,b 1pa M El9, ts,J a"'
(Ey) as 80 sns soo (EE,lp. - .u
Fsr Bridgeport. 100 500 ttr,b uso C.; 2io, ,fhJ ~'F
III ~ 3.i5, 45osu 500 tez \ III.
ForM Milford ~ Ssrs,lord Itr. II - . ~ 80 40 =
For f.hsis soa:is sa1 wepOs: ses. lseA M as~ So
for Nor-sn. sco. 400 GGl ss. ma n i2M tEA5 ~
~ \ 9I5 80, ga. @ ~ lkL. ;.
Fof p,nen zee. A. - a IN. ;aS, 80 sor n
For Greenwich. 200 $50 li.3a Ia 1ta ~;
For Stanford 20. 80, (EGD $50 lL5A a. III" iShJ 80
200 nID So, 80 SO, 6.'o 500 Erl v al Sasa na
for PoI. Ches'rT s1d ia:ermsdas sssaea'' "S' Nv ~ M Do
n.l5 J,a 4oe. 50 6rn s.9l p. -,.,xs
For Boron v, a-ie!s N. (Ekl .'' tcrsSe' ~
fol o.., Linz i2.iA tEkl tp,n %.
Ro lisIt ord .nd aet Uo0 ~ tSl Lib NV Hh
400 o. m. IT. AJAX.
-, ~, ~ "a ovsnss sai f,sk Railroad 400 tEI)
2up $500. - s,onirx,.. r.qra,e =. 20 4.
m r. IS aca aoO
For C,u.i gsiirSss lAiso m 70 Northampton
FOR Iioassonic Eslrop. ga IN, ..
eor Nan s.ckR si road. 6oJs- N. 200 D. m.
ror D1ns1rv NorwaK Railroad a. M LlS NJ %SP -
JAMES n. HOfr seyt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
6eip man,eo.

AGENTS WANTED.-Wan in every county
n a.. ia. fehsds picture OF The
~ AFFIXED OF LINCOLN panSd r. pef'on'i '.ar ~
Spc-kor GaH Ani uher o4t'r Sritd PEI
-. on o. Adifs.s. " IN stamp
LiTTLFFiFfD tLACFrT.
T. % Boa 20. So Wssiing'on. u. G
NlrEIIER MANIED-A competent man - r.
euired uprl DAILY NEN SPApHK. - comple s'rss q
.rtc.e, sn~ tonir' Aafsfs O. r. Box NJ 80 Post ON.
lNhNIED-Compcicnt FEMALE NURSES Tor
w thos Hospital. Apply A. tie Office q sanitary suf>rn,esd
So ~ Mos. b-'v.ru and !; ~, bringing letters o.
f.-ornsniaioH-
WANTED-ENPERlLNC AGENTS 10 canvass
w -nstre o.-rs csnvAfor TRIED AND IR T." ~
Nr g. ~ space. Agents report isfe e. no n, ,i'1
.efs than weeks. Address w J. HOLLAND To-
spin raelI. Mas. o. tlrifo. IT.
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1edehers.

1edehers.
4 YOUNG LADY. recently from Eng!snd. ds-iSea
~ R-iaSi0fs 'tOtiNEESs, ~ - d F-euo. sd Mriitt
county Jrr'>s-,1 Aairsg, OSNEHAi. hGENT 81
Elii---i'or- Ga.;i, hsrd.A. y. y.
fIH.ACHEES who seek positions l.ogil il,Yo
u ANERICAh SCHOOL INSTITUTES PPLlCATlCAtJRN
AL ad f5r Tee ls good fafy appsts doiIso,,.
W,t-a ptcl'y Iva ,;B r. Cs, .i- err br.s. Nl- ehi
Fnr Plcp 1l ~sco Offices So isis o, f,u.s, Vho want
Ie ,e lsleA-f. eho4 .ui fu particulars. J. W SCSRiEE
HORN. Atusry. No. - Bruomes'.
WAhTED--A GontIemcn OF L0dy, Acquainted
w ~i'h ,is S. ri.h isugusss 10 TEACH In M ca =,
- W-si ir.Fiogg'h-t
WANTED-A TEACHER Of MUSIC, DEAW-
w iHd aid PAINTING. ABBY competent :, al 3D. Po.ieu
VII -o psssn 41f per- -NlO1 by .9v ~ a.. ~.
y fEiMbid. miiiia.oCr:, Rtot County, Ohio.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
Gituallons iuanlcS- fllale5.

Gtuahcns iuanleS-tllalc5.
GARDENEl. or FARMEk.-Siiuauon wanted
~ bv rs,n who tally c'rpetsnt 70 axe cntrsr
o place and 10 coed drrrf % tof't- i'' f'''t
Aafr-.. = y. 10 two ttys lrhun" Once
CITUATION WANIED.-An experienced business
- travelling rlo' VITO ha isr-e mercantile iq
ru - rasod o win good house, eihef
SALESMAN. CoLLEC rOE % 60 ,lps ~ ~ y. 's. p"
is qr.fi~l. S1fsisr ory TecIruess Sh, DO n'"'- '
LIZ rOR. Be- NO Aios Postonfs = =
FAMILIES lIo.cls, Summer Houses, Farmer h!u
csbs N w,1i = c7s,e and vel ~ 40
tf aot Tor knd ~ "lff,t onfAuuf
:, SPAN ANS fS-Ti Tf. la Eleventh 4, cor sifihfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

NEW.JERsEi HAILROAD.-TranS leave FOOT Of
~ CoaItis.G,-s ., and 10 t5m
y. ~, rAIrs)sx ard WAsHsslos II and ~ NJ
D. IA. ~ ~ a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
AMERICAN TALES. w. "a
ONE EYED SIM:

.rFIE PAWNEE'S wAIs pAIII
% tale Pioneer LIE Shy James L. Bowen e~s me o. ON
,e.l me,oou, Of Borl Romance i' sraPh'e story
-phcny told n aud novelty Il ose.i ped aud
.~soeiations.
LARGE svo, DOUBLE COLUMNS. ILLUMINATED GOV EtS
PRICE ONLY FIFTEEN CENTS!
News Deaiers; s1ut pos, paid on rece n 81 pic
AMERICAN NEWS co PUBLISHERS AGENTS.
No Ill Nss.,lst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
Ocean Steamers

NOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA-Ihe RACINE siT'
M steamship coap,n ieer Aizs . y. 5.e ~l as ora
URDAf August D. 81 " o. "c1 So2n fi frr No e
rf-s So enquire hesh' o, vesi Ii FARGO Co.
SUI" '' ''' Sol, Freight AGENT, r NJ > 3 20.
TTHT NORTH GERMAN LLOYD' SIEAMslm IN.
ufSsA h. Won Oeirud'rp. carving the Eil.,. ''
n Fni 'a1 from tns br1@rs P,e5' i Sa, o.
BREMEN, VA SOUTHAMPTON
,ovroq e,vnE g's s5 P fssSaiPf6S ANp grrMrX
for,n tr cabin so5i ca6 90 .; sesras. 80,
steamship NEWAOhh o. ErDsI n'l'''''
-" ogLRrcHs 4 Co. No 81 Bro'ds
EOR NEW-ORLEANS DlRECT-BLACk sIAE
LSrne 'imer' 4 th.s iae have resumed ~ M Nh
leave P no 70 North Hy,r, on SATURDAY August H. 100 az
p 70, g icss " passage, apply to R. LowDES
D''' No % we.tst. corner cedir
EOR NEw-oRLEANS DIRECT The New-York
On SATURDAY. Asvu,t H. al o. Companyt Per
No g A H. For freight or pas'sss Apply to C. h GAiSo'' NO
EOR HAVANA DIRECT The fayorte side-wheel
el EAGbs NJ R. Greene co% Ias. TO-, VII b.. =, %
WE'D e'DAf Agti1 49, ppnendy 2, oeOeA' nom sI w.
North i-i''d ,GnisoS AtLE fg s5,s sovlns
EOR NEW. ORLEANS-DIRECT-Th new and
vii Fave PIef TO- " r. SATURDAY. any H. at Up m For
t ~ passage having unsnrased accommodation apply to IL b.
' T5s G y o. tE6S#F Nj fo1os' til, 18Th.
fg1uE CONTINENTAL MAIL ). s. COMPANY
! AMERICAN STEAMSHIP NEWYORK
and A. rs EP calling Of HAygE to nd M' md rl.'ei'er'
" @ Conpany. 6no st.lmsh5s viii leave this por, f3oF
'''' '' - THURSDAY, An.. %.
cRcAssaN, soo n. Tos EL+5s iS%,1;1i2s SEPT ~
ERICSSON .......... WE DNEsDAY ...........o 10
CiEaAssAY.......-W ED YEsD Day .............NSoy.
ERICSSON. WEDNESDAY ........ '''be' -,
Pss.la b. Antwerp first Cabin SOi second 'sohi
So s.eerage 90 payable gold OF ita equyhen~
for Pssen.e aud Goods destined Holland fr-n;e est
Germany, Rhine md Switzerland, better opportunity can ~
offered
40 experienced Surgeon on hosrd.
T,rl 40. o iadma given Rotterdam snd Amstertum
b. ,faa Ls,ins expressed, signed therefor
'' '' MI SALEM Co.. General Ageuts,
No. no Pr.rl-t.. Hnnover-sqgire, and No. oiahp
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
town ~ 80 cqid IRE. Ciss Steamships Of ,his Lane "ih b.
dstrirl % ifolI Pier No y North River. .,
"HEIfEDlA' .'nl's a.
"fNi+.' ..u.e''
fttNA 'tA.
"PEhNsI &" MUTUAL, sept J.
Afi .ru.r.ir,i surgeon each shin foe q casfre
Dnf .1,d ~ auy payable a. any binE IN Great b'n
Ktrzs ogP..saGE PAYABLE ~ cURsEScr. o..
To Liver DOL Or oueels,o~n................s so
Thfor,l rss.ie Paris Antwerp, Hamburg Bremen LoA1on
.rse Ps,.ase 80 to bring Lvcrpoolo Queens
Hfa.1ri a. NO u brosdWty
Freht CsLn Ps'ge sgPy a. e Onee o. ~
NJ 30 Rodgsy 1set ~ tho Passage ohiee Oh tho
0'"p'' '' - r. ". J. HURST, Mlu'ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

SrAry ~ i0KK.
OyT.cs a. "kug NIs Al COgNssOsEIs".
ALHAsr July le. 1905.
DLANS and DESIGNS SDr a NEW CAPITOL
.-o info Ied that Plans an Dergns
NAV CAPITOL at Albany wall be- y,csed BY The tpnrssi@n
Il thar Ooe 18th day ~ November merit ~ noon
prne aeen Of Instructions aud Ni aud 81 thn pre- niun
offered 81 be furnished Office Of ac COuutsole Oh ~
" HAMILTON iFAHRIs Albany
JOHN !. PlNfN. Albany
o. q. LATHAM. tfaeafaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
u fubom II man goutern,

NOTICE is hereby given. that an application has
bea 6li In the Ercuiive Drratnsr Of te State Nov
York tie pardon JOsF COHEN convicted Court a.
Gsacrs sessions CA aud County Of Hcvfor ep' - M q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

LNR SAVANNAH, GEORGIA,
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
EMPIRE LIME OF SIDE. WHEEL STEAMERS 10 SNANNAH
~ flv SATURDAY tom Pier No. - n. r.,
ue~ ari,rss,leut spcins August !, 1900.
Pss.sy tcEoS, .ssusd Through TO
Aug,. A............... somery.........SN W
~ atlanta = 10
aJiNsg-OIleaLs - 10
Egcry chars ,r,iul-1 except meals the railroads
StoeI,ers land yasScugeis ~ savannah on TOc,dsys
Two a. leave Savannah daily.
Bi.i. OF .-.i lk gi'en ~ hras IA iIcirhi.
ALABAMA .1is JIED.lf. Aug H. a. y.
yshN SALVADOR, ,dls SATURDAY, Ana, ~. a. , q. nL
hr daily hs OF sdins ,tred the wharf.
Gri,RlsoSS ALLEN No Bowling green NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
-.. Nrw i)ublirGlicns.
AEO CARLETON, PUBLISHER, fiR
HID Broid~sy. Ne@.losk. ~
NV. EooEs 40 RI READY ON SATURDAY.
AMONG THE GUERRuLAS.

htensely Interesting work by EdHsad kusc autior OF
Amons The Pine. etr This boob porses 81. ne -tnh
q predecessors, AID wi pr doce "ds sense
prfe =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

LOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZlL.-The United
STATES aa B'n Mall Steamship Company Will dispatch the el'
SOUTH AMERICA.
T. L. TIk.epage! Conn ,nd.r.
u Re, &C. Efnsi .. . t.i nat.
WEDNESDAY. Al GUST p.
~ o'clrn- .. a.. itna4 .o = North Eiscr.
hihit,fs Pa. u p, hS 10 be- he'll D, ho - Jssero
Ocf r M cha. r1a oIkbo By tia For
fut.isr tll,fn Aston. frei glt Oi r4ts-e, apply "a
asKElsON Z ALIEN A:rnts No Roulns Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
Drn Goods.
At LEGRAINS.
a SALE or REMNANTS.

TUESDAY AUGUST 2, vii begin usuA 'al' Of ell ih'
rEwvisTs OF SILK. WOODEN, BAEEGE, CALlCJE5.
.rforEs JtCOSErs ORGASnlEs &c., Sc With our USUAL
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES
LEGRAIN,
No 20 Bfosdway
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HOrSE HY mn CHURCHNARD.

poweru Eugisl hc1n Sheridan he ruu. whose sprl
.osoi Wy dcr Hand had such sJe lat rraf
cint and intensity Of his plots rv be fedes. sich0A 10"
sAsfus psge 10 tie Last" - Price 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

HRENT REDUCTION IN PRICE or PASSAGE
II TO EUROPE by shs only Ensaad aud
Frane-r.. Sot and HAgrs Strsnshp Comranys Grst
els- nsi ARAGo and FULTON having ,hor.
rched Piet 30. syre csns
4 plymouth a.. following days, AZ NOON precisely:
fDLfDN....S SAM SATURDAY Aug ., lts6
AiAOO.. ilrsRf 4. OADsDEs. Saturday, Sept 1916
kutrOS....s starGIs Saturday sept 20 lseo
ARAGO....llEHKY 4 GApfDxy.. Saturday. Oct. 81 lcs
FULIOS...s. sAhUEIs. Saturday, Nov a. 1850
Aud every % thereafter.
PRICES OF PASSAGE. PAYABLE IN GOLD
Pin, cl,,. Nsn ss9oa:.
%
An experienced Surgeon on board.
TIE VIII b. responsible for specie vsluabe unles
blu Of aig. having expressed sisned therefor
JOSEPH J.. IDMSrOCk, Agent
No. Broadway. New York
JAHEg 4. WOTT0N. IIavre Geusul AGENT n Europe.
LAERbElTE. hAAE Z Co, AEgulh ESns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07

rn,,n.. station ia n.v Yosx corner rrsntvsevssksl
feur,i.sra ts.saacs on rwsatv ssveatn-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-07
HUDSON RIVER and HARLEM RAILROAD

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DIR NEIGHRORS

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4 oNDON BOOKS.

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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-01-12
FTNHE
NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
1866.

Our most momentous, arduous struggle having
resulted in the triumph of American Aationality,
the utter discontinue and overthrow of Secession
and Slavery, TIE TRIBuNE, profoundly rejoicing
in this result win labor to conserve the legitimate
fruits of this grand, bengnant victory by render.
ing Liberty and Opportunity the common heri-
tage of the whole American People now and ever
more.
Discountenaneing all unmaniy exutation over
or needless infiction of pain or privation on the
upholders Of the lost cause, it will insist on the
earliest possible restoration of the Southern States
to their former power and influence in our Union
on the basis Of All Rights for All their People.
1t will labor in hope to prove that the substitu-
tion Of Free for Slave Labor must inevitably and
universally conduce to the increase Of Industry,
Thrift, Prosperity and Wealth. so that the South,
within the next ten years, must look back amazed
on her long persistence in practice so baleful as
the chattelizing Of Man.
1t viii labor for the diffusion of Common School
Education, Manufactures, the Useful Arts, &C.,
&C., throughout every portion of our country, but
especially throughout the sections hitherto devoid
OF them believing that every good end win there
by be subserYed and the interest of every useful
and worthy class promoted.
1t will urge the Protection of Home Industry
by discriminating duties on Foreign Products inn
ported, with view to drawing hither the most
capable and skilful artifcers and artisans of Eu-
rope, and the naturalizng our soil Of many
branches of production hitherto all but confined
to the Old World, while it would strengthen and
extend those which have already a foothold
among us.
1t will give careful attention to progress and
improvement in Agriculture, doing its best at
once to bring markets to the doors of our farmers
and teach them how to make the most of the op-
pOrtunities thus afforded them.
1t will devote constant attention to Markets, es-
pecially for Agricultural Products, with intent to
save both producer and consumer from being vic
timized by the speeulator and forestaller.
And, giving fair scope to Current Literature, to
the proceedings of Congress, and to the general
News of the Day it hopes to retain its old patrons
and attract many new to bear them company.
We rarely employ travelling agents, as so many
impostors are habitually prowling in the assumed
capacity Of solicitors for journals. We prefer that
our subscribers shall pay their money to persons
they know and of whose integrity they are assur-
ed. Any friend who believes he will do good by
increasing the circulation of the Tribune is author
lied TO solicit and receive subscriptions. Speci-
men coyies viii be promptly sent without charge
to those requiring them and we trust many friends
will be moved to ask their neighbors and aequain-
tances to join in making up their clubs.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-01-12
DUBLIc SALE OF VALUABLE
R,EAL ESTATE.

By vireue of an order of the Orphans Court Of
Bedford county, the undersigned administrator
and trustee for the sale of the real estate of Jesse
W. Sleek, late of St. Clair tp., Bedford county,
deceased, win sell at public outery, upon the
premises,
TUESDAY, the 30th day of January,
all the following described property, to wit:
A Valuable Tract of Land
situate in st. Clair township, Bedford eonnty, ad-
joining lands of James B. Farquhar, Jacob Reed,
Richard Hazelette, John w. Lingenfelter and 9TH
ers. containing 50 acres and allowance. About
% acres thereof cleared and under fence, with a
story ond half log dwelling house and stable
thereon erected.
Terms made known on day of sale. Sale to
commence at one o'clock of said day.
E. M. ALSIP,
ian5.4t Administrator.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-01-12

The debt Of Great Britain at the close Of
the French war in 1916 was $4, 200, 900, 600.
1t equals 40 per cent of the valuation of the
whole Of that country, and averaged 2ls to
each individual
The Ohio debt is s12, 100000, a decrease
of $3,000,000 alone last year.
The Fenian Convention met in New York
on the I'd inst. About 500 delegates were
present.
Gov. Hamilton of Texas has issued proc.
lamation restoring so far as he has the power
to their full civil rights and privileges eli per-
sons recommended for special pardon.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1866-01-12
CITY NOTICES.
IRON CITY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
AND
NATIONAL TELEGRAPH INSTITUTE.
s.; {. 5 y ss45a ssas,z,' I, NJ. Principals.

Let College Building, cor Of Penn d 81. CAR Sts
2d % Old Fello,os' Building 9th St.
Sd " Ms. 26 and % ST. Clair Sc.
ARRIVALS FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC. 16, 1865.
A J Powers, Brookfeld, Trumbull CO O.
Long, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Ringley, Sewickley, Allegheny co., Pa.
G d Armstrong, Linton, JEFF. Co., o.
w Wiswell, Edinboro, Erie CO., Pa.
A Hopper, Herriotisyille, Allegheny CO., Pa.
M Brownfeld, UnDntown, Fayette CO., Pa.
Nelson, Moon, Allegheny co. Pa
ii. Harper, Tarentum,
III Carter, Atlas, Belmont co. o.
Edgar, Steubenvile, JEFF. co., o.
J. w. Bell Valley Grove, Ohio CO., West Va.
w Wehn, JohnstoEn, Cambria CO., Pa.
W Forsythe, Claysville, Guernsey co., 0
W. Ague, Sewickley, Allegheny CO., Pa.
For terms and information concerning the Col
lege, address
JENKINS. Smith 3 cowLEY;
Pittsburgh, Pa