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son, candidate for Vice ftxssaenL, wrote q
appeal 70 Rhat he ca2led the good old tDem4-
cratic PARTY, With 2ficA, mid BE, X H8ve f0s
y snasv Feaxs heea eneeeianaA- They noid'
mated him. knowing him to be : Democrat.
mss dil % vhen ley nDuinaAed Yyler, and
thew hadn't learned snythir I By experience.
Thsvessae - Aavep t1as1 By de- Scriptures,
THE Lord viii REMOVE he removes thcii
PreGaeut md makes their Vice Presidents
the Chief NaeiGesna1s An1 thesex Viol
prcsideufa three times II succession yler,
Fillmore and Johnson-have I'll been Obliged
70 conduct the0overnment on DenoerHiic
pr,pcipies TE3iarhtcs He il no traitE =
their marty: they had no business 70 nomibatG
him. Wky? Recsuse he wssa Southern
mau-becsuse be wss Democrat"
.K;A;cr 9Th in Aypnrw
:, :.
~ 80 -. "a x H.mocr.tic
- - 1paisssa - ~ So A4c pre-
c. = - Aas 49, - - - on tne
An, soon - n.:sczS S".nS
-. ss;ah !. ~, - suhli.hed II be
chooses for he was shse sttcmpting TO be 4
Cannaryative and get back on ~ EsGR track
jim which predicted Mr.. johnson . course.
In the Nav foIlevine / wrote and pablished .
let,s, from Lancssisr. Pa, dechung thai the
President. from The fact that he had never
been identified with the Republican party,
would carry on the Government on Demo
cratic principles, aud MAINTAIN tbs Union.
Nov he teiis IN he hns taken down the
Constitution. Whore did he find it, Wrap
ped up and laid away IN some OLD pigeon
nois9 Lincoln proe..ineu M ns 800 -.
- = ~ ~ ~. Goo.,i,ss,o.. occuuvius The DO
alton President johnson does, It is our duty
TO stand BY him to the last extremity, And
u these men MAKE lnreAn, e ~
i &c. 60 r,,os 80 f,,,r ve.rs .sf, and i am .
poor man TO-DAY. FCheers. God gran, VI
peace in our day, Is the old prayer book has
H.
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4 MERICAN BKICk PRESS.-AH InIcr'
-.d In Brick arr invited call and examine The best
Pres, Brick Machin. ever invented II makes superior
Pressed Brick from Clay ready for the kiln soon 49, d.
yered from the Machine Il j. constructed that the an 10
e4pe led from the clay while under pressure thus ooYs,lhs
s cracks in the bricks. u tho or;na ffess,a sA
me with mpro, -mens The public cautioned against
buying and ung other Pressed Brick Machines nngnE on
our PATENTS they will be held responsible !eI the sie'
No. 81 Crdsg.st.. Rom No. 6.
d. W. sEELEY Go.
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ADAMANTINE BRICK PRESS


WE PRESENT to the public the first and
w only BRICK MACHINE ever invented which makess
PERFECT PRHssKD BRICK from pure clay without crack %
eck and supe IN ~ construction IS 70 reconu end n te
General use substitute Tor any and all BRICK machinei
known to the country.
II makes Lrck smooth perfect aud uniform in size snc
aualv cheaper than mud brick can be made anc
superior to any PhadeVhs pressed brick ever offered IL
market. 81,
Tn. Machine. arr made with from to eight mods nne
will cost from $40 TO - $40 TwOho,se power viii run
w. mods and lye-horse power will run eight moc'
On. mold will turn 800 bricks in II hours and eight
moics 1000
The brick thus made mpervous to moisture end conse
oueutlv secure from the action Z .rost
Thcy ,r. rely Tor burning when DISCHARGED from me us
rhine-rcr uire handling dyins-and may be mmedt
stcl, snoj~cted TO any degree Of heat
Ry thus process manufacture the air and moisture are ef
PEELED from clay by OF perforaor., wrh eser ne
mold when filed and suddenly withdraw as the orics
receives is hna pressure c9n,eggenty ~ Ky hISh
sURNs PERFECTLY, WITHOUT CRtCklNC. CHE \.
ING or WARPlNG. and EVERY BRlCk Is PEKtftI
WHEN 1T COMES FROM TIRE KILN
The Machine is in operation Ia jersey CITY, where"
can be seen. IL,
Il is only necessary for practical business to see tue
Machine in operation, and Examine its product to be con
WINGED that It destined TO al entire revolution IN 1h7
manufacture of Brick 49,
offer for SALE. Rights OF States Counties Cities sud
Towns upon reasonable Machines furnished to order
L. g. WOODRUFF, President.
e. L. CORNISH. Treasurer.
j. VI. WHlrCOMB, Secretary
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TENHE ADAMANrINE BRICK PRESS
i I. the ONLY BRICK PRESS that uses The fEHr .y
RATORs or EXTRA IS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY
while in the process Of pressing. . 80,
n is tLe ONLY PR - IN USE thu, Is capable OF making
pressed Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, Chem,
or WARP IN BURNING AL others that profess to DO 80
are ii.tor-, end caution the public ssn.t tne PO
si,ious l. C. Woodbury., President. No. Us broadway
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BOARD ano Rooms.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
IN IT., NewYoik the European Plan. Rooms in suits
singly at moderate rates.
A PERSON OF steady habits requires Board.
"A Location between Second aud Tenth and our
teenth and gh st.. either brooklyn " iams
burgh near the ferries De moderate Address
y. e.. Box No. l08, Tribune Office.
A DESIRABLE suite of furnished ROOMS
N 10 LET 10 gentlemen without board in the hrstcass
house No. - West Twenty tfth.t, Madison Park.
BOARD WANTED i'll the City for Gen.
ID usmsn. Wife. and two Children a aud yesrs)
private fsniiy preferred. Address with particulars,
dc-, j. C., Box No. sj8 PostOfice.
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pLACES for SALE.-PLACES
r. &. BcLKLrr, Auo,lonoer.

VALUABLE FARM at AUCTlON.-P. G..
BULKLEY will sell on SATURDAY, March 81, ~ {;
o'clock p. the pTenisc' tho FARM belonging to tIe
estate OF the late John H. tnsy, situated upon The hns
road u miles north Of Porichescr Depot, Nr'tchcster
County The fam has been divided into four plot Of about
Is scies each upon Of which sa substantial dwell
ing containing about Il rooms barn. caragcoufe sraary
&c. The other three plots handsome building sites MAP
be obtained the office. No. - Wast., and OF J. W.
FINLEY esq. Porchestei or Of WILLIAM CRAFT esq,
on the premises.
the Dist should prove stormy the sale will be tue NEXT
air day.
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CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
- sALE.J0 Acres, 100 IN very old large LaId wood tim
Der oak. maple and chrstlut. The l4fn vas three
meadDwstwo orchard, Of choicest ge1sd lu Ia u
bearing Pecnnisl spTnss with ground available for pciie
trout ponds large rud elegant dwelling and simple barns ani
sheds There go tine wooded Vermont merno sheep
the paee 20 OF them IN lamb, three hores ten co'sf
swine poultry complete stock Of agricultural tools aud
iupieTneus The house fully furnished or immediate oc
oupaiiou from beds, crockery, and carpets up 10 pienre
Chatham -Four Conner. on TIE iiareu Railroad and nlg
from Past Chatham. the albany md Springfield Road
The wood alone which i worth - ~ cord on the railroad
makes the place erceedingy desirable spuTchase A.
stocked farm u Ol the most valuable Ia Ncwi OH Ap
10y 70 HOMER MORGAN. No. Piueft.
CTAMFORD PLACES for SALE.-PLACES
IN and around STANFORD village lot SALE angling In price
from ~ OO1 to G1UU few place. a. LII iumshed and
uufurni.hed. Apply 90 HlBEBT WHITE, STANFORD ,ouD.
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THE CHRISTIAN MELODIST.

Il ANEW REVIVAL HYMN AND To Ne BOON. tcon.
tsins nearly 3O0 hymns and tones both ola an1n new and
pfthe bess books for Tcyva at las vet been issued
Among the and besgtul tunes would mertiCa the
following On Won be lover OF tue Lord 10y
The soldiers in tie army and has been the Of the
version Of hundreds Of souls let the Anchor shall
emeet You Oh heTeP "sinuer viii you gol Jesus
died for you &c Pce paper covef 81 cents per doz'
board covers b 81 Gu Ye do1eu Mailed at the re-
tail price Sample sheets cts each ~ cents per DOZEN -
per hundred, ma led. HORACE WATERS Publisher,
No 48i Broadway New York.
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an PORTRAITS.
" NOTIFICATIONS Persons desiring the CEN
UiNE MDDLETON OIL PORTRAITS Of WASHING
ION, LINCOLN, GRANT SHERMAN, and Others, arc
hereby notified that INVITATIONS OF these Portraits repre-
scented a. the Originals r. {. MlDDLETON being the
originator Of these OH Portraifs his that Of = C.
MIDDLETON Co. will BE- uud rpon the back Of The
VA Of each Portrait None otlrs the genuine MIDDLE
ION OIL PORTRAITS. w =. BARLOW. Ne. $50 Pearl
~ N Y. is our General Agent Cor the Eastern stacs
+. {. MIDDLETON * 90.
Cincinnati O., March 90 1866
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Real Cstate for GaIe.
ALL WANTING EARNS.

~ Large and thriving settlement Of Nneand . MD
cbms,e; 20 miles south Of Phisdephs by rs'lroad:
Rich soil produces large twenty acre tracts " 90
per .cTr PAYABLE within four years; GOOD business o'tne
good society Hundreds settling and MAKING improve
ments Apply 70 ChAS. X. LANDS Postmaster Vineisnd
Lands township NJ. Letters answered Papers contanns
fol information will he sent Tree From fEpo't oI ooyH
Robn,os 1grruaf Editor Of TIE 7Sfbpne "a one Of ne
most eyerste fertile tracts a oiosf terei po'Aon ana
sni,ob condition for f{cnsonf dr,n9 fhf zoe o0 " ga.
side Of fAr Hesfers lroifeA
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WILL shortly be issued from the Publishing
w House OF w. r. KELLY BROTHERS, No Cti
Broadway, work Of thrilling interest, entited WORDS IN
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} HATTERS-lIor SALE

a. = n0n "A beautiful COTTAGE for
Rc,OOOs SALE at Iving;on, N. j., hour
from New orkA beautiful cottage, about 81
land with ornamental and fruit tree, aud grape vines and
other fruit in garden stream Of running water large
barn and other oubuding all IA good order and perfectly
heat ny location by railroad to Newark and horse
the house worth 5000 viii BE- sold for $1,000. tie
owner hos another place in the vicinity Apply 10 VIII
York PosOfice.
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NESIRARLE RESIDENCE for SALE or

~ EXCHANGE the bank Of The Pas'aic River, cpr''
ate Newnrk Tho house contain 10 and l. conye.
nieniy arranged Large garden with choice fr hne stable
snd cc-house. Eight walk from two dePotsi 20
trains daily; bali hour TO Now Apply 10 S1EFEES,
No God.s, Now York 40 ll9 Highest, Newark, NJ J.
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Hral Gsiele for Sale.
FIRST-CLASS

A VERY CONVENIENT, FlRST-CLASS
IN RESIDENCE for Sal lin excellent neighbor-
hood At moderate price. No 20 Second place, Brookyn
House "a feet wide three stories. has psfcr dining and
rccepiionropm floor in good oder not occuiedi
can be any time keys next door For further psfticu
lars apply to r. H. KELLOGG. No l39 Fearst. Ne"-fork
ANY PERSON wishing TO purchase
"A fIst-clas, RESIDENCE. with stable will do well 20 ex
anime no Socond ri,ce, Of Henryst, brooklyn
House 81 feet inches wide tdoubc) In perfect order has
every convenience IL end be seen any time in day
not occupied price which l. reasonable and terms ap
ply 60 H. r. KELLOGG. o.l39 Pearl-.t N. Y.
A GREAT BARGAIN at Metuehin.-A
N good FARM OF 60 excellent land large House, ~
good rooms good oulbuiidngs bnc stream OF water plenty
of fruit good neirbborhoGd. Price with stock crop ard
tools, $65e0. J. 5. FERGUSON - NAssaust Hoom ~
BARGAINS at New Brunswick. -Splondld
I'D FARM OF 80 scua. good bui dngs. plenty OF fruit
$4,000 FrStclas RfSlDEhCE with 10 lots fine ys,d ana
lawn; fT50O. EeeaDt HOUSE and tine grounds blZuD
Also 10 HOUSES ana LOTS from 5000 to 5000. J. s.
FERGUSON, NO. - kassau-st.. Room no "a.
beaumont LAWN, Elizabeth. N. J.-Flne
ID HOUSE and about fonr aoros Of ground for SALE
Plenty OF fr and hde trees end good ontbDdnss Ihiee
mn1es' wslk from Depot. Inquire Il
JOHNSON TELLER. 10 Warerst. n Y
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Glachimerp.


MACHINE: has il feet Iron Frame Rollers ana ioob
~ tnn. Tone aud Growing every decpon Oi Lu
Der Apply to f. q. HARrOUGH, foot Of Twenty seventh
At North Riyer
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NOR SAIE-A choice COUNTRY SEAT on

L Staten I.'and % acres. fall ocean view two good
houses ice .cd 1 tur 81 neces.ary outbui dings
land fences aud build nes ~ r~ct oder within THREE MN
walk Of railroad de pot; 10 rius daV 20 and from Ne"
York-time one hour several rhrs pos''oiice sc ,
within 70 minutes walk. Household furniture, siocE and
every required Tie farm will be -o!d with II applied
soon. Also FARd Il lJ with cottage ana g0Od
outbnilln, aloniu. tie abcyo The above pr rey "c
known A. the uot beautiful sud convenient CREATIONS
Staten Island Apply between - ad At Nc - "n'm
At. Room No. -.
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MOR SALE I'D HARLEM-Two high.stoop


I'DR NAIE-A me DIV LLLlNp hbbSi,
with stable - Gffdru. o. loot . Nrr.awscn liiH
n. J., ~ mile rom isboArn Iefy . minute. rom CITY
Hall The hons. . n lifs i room al n good order
water In tie house. fur fruit .rapc Hr'or ~ the
safdcr. Price -1rn. Apt. Q, {. MtlEh. No - fhA-
row Office Of =. q. fsfie!.eii' I Go.
EOR SALE IN Newark. Y. J.--rwo-story
/ ard bls~urai frame upt ST.. good CONDITION ard loca
ton. SaOU. tILCHEL 4 JkL.'' r. 80. III broad
~ :, Room 40. %.
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O. n0n AT NEWTOWN, L. IA
RCsOOVs nearly new VILLA RESIDENCE. 10
rooms new stable Carase.houe kc one acre beautifully
laid out with trees, fruits gsrden &c., 40 One hour from
City Hail. NewYork Near two depots trains every bos
$1,000 cash Apply to j. HILTON, No. 307 East Broadway
between and =.
21 SM WILL BUY new double-frame
w 1scOO HOUSE and BARN, with Il OF
GHOUND. miles from Closter Station, Northern Rail-
road Of New Jersey. DAY, FERD0N Co., No. 1871 Broad
way, Room No. L.
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So 600 ra IN, .t c 1l. nj pay s.a. lSS
tr.,r for rt. depot offfr tfr~l Railroad half hours
ride fro a,,Ii.au,ounrr =. it-e hneea cent ieatny
location. ue1r Schools .rd cuEIths good water; good Gar
den viu,. shrub. md sr.v bayw does 10 psro.
auuh afsl. ta o. room See. t 4I good odcr Fo's.s"h
imnediafr. L1t a-1ln-mDfr land % dc.Ird m ne Or
frn-sd far two fau,s sud sill .rnt $50 An uuusni
clarre % invest Apply fhr owner. Low Ohcc, LEWIS
S('fRh. 10 90 Efo.dsat.
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SITUATION as COACH.

MAN by Protestant who perfectly understand bis
business the best OF city from his La, place
No objection. to D. country r the summer Address }. H.
Box No 49, Tribune Office, Tor two diys
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gituahons tuanle0- ttlales.

A SITUATION WANTED by Young Man
W. Post. OAice Box No. 30.
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fINO LET.-lho spacious and elegant LOFTS
third and fourth noosD o. the marble store, tower Dow
lin Co corner broadway and Warren ~. suitable for any
importing business manufacturing commission house"
Apply 10 HON, Life Insurance Company No. III Broadway
or 10 H. Conn.st Brooklyn, OF TO join LLOYD SONS
No. ~ Sasssn-st., New y oh
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HEAITH. COMFORT. and ECONOMY ii

i i the COUNTRY -For SALE. near Norwalk, Conn., o
gentcc Country COTTAGE, i've acres Of Land Orchard,
building Gc pcsssnty aud Tonanesy situated. about
two miles from Depot, For further PARTICULAR, inquire 81 the
Office Of The Norwaik iConn.) Gazette.
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IL Also Loom, any Kind Of narrow sood' made %
order. JACQUARD MACHINES Manufactured ara appled
to Power and snd Looms Findings for CURED Weaving IN
Silk. Wool AID Cotton. - .... ...,
SPOOLIsG AND WARPING MACHINES for six and
Cotton, and MACHINERY tor the Manufacture Of DREoS
TRIMMINGS. Menufactl red and for sale by
". L. UHLINGtk AiachinH
No !C2I North Second.st.. Phlad,sphis, Pa
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NOR SAIF-A HOUSE and > Acres of Land

LWIt NAI4F.-N TIUINL AIlU - NIT'7 Vt IlITIU
snd fine Cfflen. 100 fliloa from New ORR on the wet
bans q! the Hudton the moot De- rul Locations on
The river A. T. BLkECkER. son Co.. $50. - t,dar-st
NOR SALN-Ncar Paterson, n. j., neat
i COUNTRY PLACE Cottage. BAN. u rrs wel cu'
,ued r'anfy al run good Nst,l &c. " ~ Ice soa che
nor particular urriy & BENEblCl Co. Ne. .! fincs,
bet " e. Na-sln aud " il..nu
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IS COACHMAN-WANTED a SITUA-

TION - CoacL1Dan b. Protestant single nan. WHO
under.tauds Do, busus. thoroughly strictly ten peiae .nd
sober and 90 show years O. the most p,ousbr
f-ereHc-. Any gentleman want Of srch man would do
we'll 20 sdirr.. {. a., BOX No. l0j Tribune Office.
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- young MAN, d. Goodman md Gardener. l. good
Groom careful Driver " GU q make hnisel ueiu on
gruemahs place, Can well recommended r Ill. las'
employer. las objections to 30 to any part OF the
Tribune Dnirr
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Psrk.ki coumIudng ~ rihccn view of the Hudson
ouaiu. 20 fhe modern improvements 1sgns ID. filiur
and piriiculaf. o. pERglCKSON BARrLhlrS, No. q
Be pnu.sf.
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-NANTEn-Rr ronne Man. a SITUATION

w 70 PIT up Extracts. Porluery Potent Meicnes &C.
Cen thr highest tosunfls - rcgard- capeity hon
c.ty aud .obdcy No objection tie country Wages mo-,
80 much an object steady employment, Address for one
week. j. J. o.. ~. ~ b-diordst, Ne~-lors.
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CTEAM-ENGlNES and BOILERS for SALE.
- -l0rl5x2O Horse-Portab.e. RIln stationary saw
mill. WM. MCKENZIE, No. IS Anns,