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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-07-14
By His Ezcellenoy, Arthur
Foreman, Governor Of West
Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.

"A fhOCAAMAI1O
TN PURSUANCE OF SECTION
i SIX Of the "Act to provide for submitting
to the People of West Virginia the proposed
Amendment to the Constitution of the State,
tory of the State, Auditor and Treasurer have
this day opened the envelopes containing the
Returns Of the Election held on the twenty.
fourth day of May last, by virtue Of the Act
votes therein certified. A certificate OF the re.
suit has been filed in the office of the secretary
of the State, and recorded in the Executive
Journal. From this certihcate IL appears tnat
at the said Election. on the Proposed Amend
ment to the Constitution of the State, Twenty.
two thousand two hundred and twenty.four
votes were cast For Ratification and Fifteen
thousand three hundred and two votes were
TT thus appearing from said returns that a
majority Of the votes cast at said Election were
for ratification of said proposed Amendment, l.,
Arthur /. BoremaD, Governor 81 the state OF
West Virginia, as required by law, DO hereby
declare the following provistonS and language
mo person who, since the first day Of June.
" one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one,
" has given OF shall give voluntary aid or as
" sistance to the rebellion against the United
"a allowed to vote at any election held therein,
unless he has volunteered into the military
Hor naval service Of the United States, and
!, has t been Of shall Pc ih0noraoy ali0narse'
to be part of the Constitution Of this stage,
TO DO added at the end of the first section Of the
third Article thereof, and in force as snch from
tho twenty fourth day Of May, one thousand
eight hundred and sixty six. ~. a.,
4.S In Testimony Whereof, have
81 f'-t hereuntO set my hand and caused
~ the seal OF the State TO be ahxed,
at the Capitol in the city Of
Is Wheeling, this tenth day of July.
'> -" y IA fhe year Of our Lord, one thou
-'. "a sand eight hundred and sixty,six
Of and OF the State the fourth. -"
-. 4, y, "a - s.. 5 INC ARTHUR FOREMAN
By the Governor; ,.T1.,ra- . e., /. .tsss od u.s
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Or. Larookah's
INDIAN yEGErAsLk
Pulmonic Syrup!

DUKEs COUGHs, COLDs, WHOO.
" PING Cough, Group, Asthma Cstsrtp'
Bronchitis, Pain In the Side. Nigm sS 800
-. sre Tabla Copsumtion, in it, early stage.
and An diseases Of the Throat and Luns..
Indorssd by ths Highest medscsi sylsenY'
slsr1Tmer of every DENOMINATION, authors, ca
tors' professor. N our yafio oasI Gcsss s'a "
ieSzsS1safirz no opium, It u sdzptod - EYER
.es and may be used without fear Of the dzs,
eero,rs rssalts WHICH folisw the use Of many o.
BE Cough prspzratlors Of which opium ana
ipecsc are The base Give ~ trisL rs3es =
cents and ~ Per bo'SI " ~
1914 At W holesals By 4, u. D0GAA, k9xr yyAa5n
LIST 4 Co, LAUGHLIks tSsn <t ~
and al Retail by Merchants and gIpkk t.acas
eryvhere, s1 frs -
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Statement

Geo Mendel Prest A c. Ouarriar Traaa
WHEELING SAvrses ISsrrTrTIoS y
g,. 5!nlss :. WA; IVA June s0th. 1865,
clared dividend of 10 per cent. on the ca,,;tss
stock, roeo of Federal and State tsxea rsysb Saa
to the stockholders or their Legal repsess 1Ss.
tfves, on demand. ,Ds-IAEegeGARRIER,
r jyslmNH gkR Eywavr treasurer
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hi. Company h NV fully sss asiss6. s.s
wfIf IN shsft tine eonmsnce the mannfsctoIe
Of Refined Carbon and LubrieAiiHs uAf h"p
For information IN regard 70 tie sock or ss.i
mesa Of ths Company aEpiy 70 snsss 81 ~ S ss
dersizned OF af tho Company omcs On -
street next door % ths ~. x u. Bznk. n
VIZ. PETKKS0H, JF wv
sP. HLDRETH, Treasuref.
JOSEPH Il. COEHKLLY supsriaasass
dss1 nridzzrnI .----<-
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"a llp kiDdrad d'spysss during the eSmingsan
met. 80 fr..r ~.
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lLAplsin 18th W a

.t ral d. HAsnyLLR. Tsnp., Doc. 1. 1860
Nessrs AcCABR, KRAFT Co.-Grnhtinen
d, my family for sonDe time, aud can sag wih
much pleasure that II 10 tho best modiolne OF
IA. Kind have sRor assd, and do oJioarfnily 90
o0a hIeba u 30 my friends (ftaL4. 1fW o.
Vyith much r.sp.Ct am your friend
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The following ART Tow of the certificates
which have been voluntarily given 10 the Pro p
priotOrs, by persons who are welitnowni
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Amusement. this Evening.

ACADEMY or MuSlC-lTALiAs OrEnA-DoN shBAsrAs.
HALIaCks THEATER-THE Rivals. o. rnIr TO
BATH.
OLyMpIC TIEATER-Nso LI.LEp Cock hoBS =
rrE NO FRIENDS.
NIBLOS GARDEN-MIss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN FASchoS
rHr CRICKET.
NIyrFl: GakDEN-fDwIS iioorH ~ hicHkLso-
IiI,y RI'-hTON'S NEW-YORh THEAIEh = hk
gIAos DOMINO between roo AsD NIX AND rhs
Po-r.
ROADWAY THEATER-JoHs b.. Owhss ~ SoLos
ssIsGGy '-TBE LIVE isDAS.
VooD's TlEATER-Miss LUCILLE WnfsHN IN IHR
AroSHaEsr. Or. The CHILD srEALkh
.gAuNUMs INSTALLATIONS; Or. ISRAEL IN EGYPT
len 600 CUEiOsfrTfs-Afternoons aud Evening
yoxs OLD BowERY THEATER-JAcK AsD GILL
WESr UP ruE HILL-fAKck.
NETWORK CIRCuS-iarHs r.-EarEsrlAS AND drn
nA.rIc PERpoRnAscEs-JAnEs ROBINSON. TIKI BAxE
s.ck RrpvK-L.vI j. NOErH-Mna LoUsr TooH
SAlHr-TaE SPRIrk rHk SILVER showsh.
IRYANTS mINSTRELs-LrrrLs MAG A. Jooxo. til
MosKgY-TBp LIvK isyy-lGI on PARLs FRAscAM-
PL,Gxs-,rHs JvBtLSS
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Abolition Of slavery as the North.

BRATTLEBoEo, VT, feb. TO- 1900.
TO ths Hon. GEoEGE BANCROFT, Ne,o. Yoyk.
DEAR SIR: My attention has been arrested
by passage in the eulogy pronounced by you on the
late President Lincoln which matter of history.
requires il seems 10 me- some explanation. You state
that, at the North the growth of Slavery arrested
by natural causes" That Is as j understand you.
Slavery was abolished in the North because merely OF
physical and material conditions which rendered It's
continuance materially improbable there.
sm aware that this statement Las been made by the
Southern States accusation and reproach against
the North and il has been reiterated time and again
In Congress IN stump speeches. and III newspapers IN
the majority But Is il the facti Was not Slavery In
Connecticut. New York. New Jersey and Pennsy aDia
abolished wholly in part because the articles OF agree
ment entered into by them III the adoption of the Con-
siiuiOn IL cannot he denied that the original Con
sitution properly interpreted and administered. is
death ~ Slavery and under its provisions the abolition
Of Slavery absolutely began III the N0rtn ana went on
until ito further progress was arrested ny the STATES
which lave recently broken out into open reDeiilon
The very Of arresting the movement was incpebt
rebellion against the Constitution OF tho United States
Again. in pursuing the same subject yon state that
under the old declaration" viz: THAI slavery was
an evil 10 be got rid OF" every one OF the states
had retained each for itself the RICH. OF maDuntng
ayes by an ordinary act Of legislation. Is this pure
historical fact Instead Of retaining the rRM to abo
ish Slavery, 1t not the dmy Of every state unoet
the Constitution, TO abolish IL, Could any less sense OF
the obligations OF the Constitution on the part OF the
Ststes be of sufficient force TO form and preserve the
Cnonf 800
The time has arrived when accuracy OF ideas and
terms necessary for the settlement o our difoutles
II would remain q Republic. and hence have taken
A nd have the honor " b. very respSeuany your
ohedieet servant. D. w. fhkLrt
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The Loyal League C!ub-Rooms in
holiday Attire.
A Portrait Of Scott Presented 10 Grant
by Citizens of New-iorh.
Letters and Speeches, Walks and Talks.
DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL GATHERING.

When M. Macsulay's New-HcalandaT, leay-
ing behind hin tie disma1tlcd arches of London
Btidee and bbe melancholy rns Of ~. Poul@ sha sit
a rusty rei Of tie broadway otria track AID peru'e
odd volume Of the New American CycoPedia, saved
from the mold OF the Aston Lbrsr1. he Wiz rad as the
fuel evidence Of the patience the doseed endl'
rance the mperur6abil'tJ which historf viii attribute
[, Gen GInn;. that lie wa the uEdsmlIed hero OF a
tlolsand Receptions
Since Richmond car .;ulated. ard iis tTus'y sword
was pa away in the fully wardrobe that stern solder
HIS passed his days. aad his nights IN ooiiueans
tho traa,itye verb f7a<rtrs la rs moods and snses
but always IL the IL, person singular. active. or Pas
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The Day Elsewhere.
IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. Thursday. Feb o. loo.
The Birthday OF Washington is being duly
celebrated tore.
business is nearly altogether suspended and tie
public departments are closed in honor Of the day
Flag. sle flying in al directions. Tic weather ~
bright CD III and Spring-jke
IN PHILApf LpHIA.
PHL.piLrHiA thursday Feb - 1900.
The banks CuStOm-ilouse, Corn Exchange.
Insurance Offices all generally closed aud business
IL mostly suspended here.
IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI Tuur.day Feb p loo.
Wash,u ctOn'S birthday Is beng quietly ccle-
DRAFTED tocay. There we've no demonstrations OF con.
sequence.
IN AUGUSTA, Nj.
AUvU5IA Ne. Thursday Feb .! 1850.
The anniversary Of Washington birthday
Las been duly observed by the Legislature. Governor
COny closed brief address as follows: ne are IN
1he midst al revolution, which cannot stop tH night
has tranphed snd justice secured Tor all men IN this
rouDtry. ard initiating Washington. the prcserver OF
ject will move Irresstably to its accomplishment.
matter WHO may fail them, no matter who may ali out
iy the way
One hundred guns were fired in honor OF the day.
under direction Of the state authorities.
IL PRoN lpENCE.
Providence Il. L. Thursday Feb. - l-66.
The Gag mas been observed by the ringing OF
bells frinc Of salutcs &c There parade Of the
Isl Light l1.antry together with other holiday re-
jOicngs.
Bo.TON. Thursday. Feb -, l-b6
The l3lth anniversary Of the birth OF Wash
sngton ia quite generally observed holiday IN This
city the weatter being unusually mild and pleasant for
Of year. largo number Of stores and the
public schools closed and business generally sus
pended Flags display ed from all the public build
hngs and from many private residences The bells of
She city. by order Of His Honor the Mayor were rung
NJ sunrise Cor half hour, again at noon. and still
again at sunset. At l2 O'Clock. by direction Of the
Ifovernof national salute fired from Flagstaff
gill Oa the Common.
IN BALTIMORE.
BALuMoE- Thursday. Feb. -. l-66
The day is observed here by an almost total
Suspension Of business AID General display OF flags.
IN LOUISVILLE
LOtIsyIILE. ny. "Wednesday, Feb 81. lsG6
WashlngtOns Birthday VIII be celebrated
with grest splendor throughout hentucky tomorrow.
Tbe ma'y civic societies. and citizens generally OF
this oity II torn out force do honor to the
dsv
IL NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Wednesday. Feb. Il. i.J6.
Tho birthday Of Washington will be cele
trsied wall great eoidt here tomorrow
IL SAN FRANCISCO.
SaS fRANcI,cg. Thursday. Feb -. 1900
The anniversary oil WashinetOn's Birthday
celebrated here by large military procession and
The psrt iai sus pension of business
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UNITED STATES
ACCIDENT 100
ls5Vg,Ncg Co.PASY
OF SrIncn,f. n. y.

UNITED STATES
ACCiDENt
Is5UENcg Co.PAyY
OF Syracuse. y. y.
Cash Capitol. 500 0DD.
AITgED a. HowLEIr President.
GEoRGE \. CossIOCR. Vice President
IHFoDoEr ]. ANDKPws, Seoretery.
aFNLgAL RrFERENCEs.
The Hon EFrBIN l.. FESTO>. Governor OF New YORK.
The Hon. HuRAtIO SAMouE ttcn. ~ \.
DiAN RICHMOND. Bufslo \. y.
The Hon. THOMAS q. ALvcRp. L'cutenantGoYeTnor
OF New YORK.
The Hor. AuCUsus ScHTLL New York.
i. ". & II. H. G.TES General Agents
Ohice No - Broadway.
lin the Unol Trust COmpanys Office until the hrst OF
My next, when they will Occupy their Office NO &c
Wail-st) .c
AGENTS waited.
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DIE ID.

GARRETT-A Clifton Staten ,-lsnd on Thue'd.y Feh TO-
Of consumption, Miss hnms r. Garrett. aged " va" y
Fgtr on Friday Feb 60 q: O'clock a. the rreeJtensa
, Chapel. Townsend-aye
Rochester papers please copy
months and 70 days, only eaid Of WA G. and Mary A
The relatives and friend. Of The faulty invited to sse.A
the funeral from the residence Of his sriadis.her BeDs
dict. Nc 81 IVES. Twenty 'ccori' on Friday, Feb ~ a.
O'Clock p.
MaNwAS,YO-N Shelter Island. y. Y, Oh MOndsy, Feb
49, Horace b. ss--Si:.il. IN the yth year Of his age
rarfori snd New London pav5f' p.5ssa copy :
IPEAgsALI-on "Wednesday evening Feb. 81, Thomas W.
Pr.rsali. in tie 7lst year Of his age.
The relatives and friends Of u, family are respectfully inves
to attend the funeral from h se r.sdense No. 10 L:f'y
IN -th-r invitation.
sTEwART-on Thur,t,y. Feb. ~. Eliza Barclay Stewart.
Her friend. those Of her broher ,penad Stewart ESQ.,
ard of her broth sr,insw, the Rev. DR.. stew,r. o. s
without r;her notice to The rurrai sersices Il the Mac
Dougsst Church, o. Monday the Ieth ins' 81 ocoor
r.
trofwlliam aud Helen b. Shaw. aged year, 10 n0nhs
and u days -
r9 ss ,c a. i are 's'sf pa a' SS 81
on Friday Feb. 30 at2 O'Clock p N.
S5y c q es snG cfs sf T. T Kssiss sss
years, month and days.
to attend the uners without further notice on Friday
afternoon ococL from the residence o: his grandfather.
w II. Melick. No. l6i " eat Niusteenthst.
The remains III b. inferred IN Greenwood Cemetery
Rockaud County and Easton Pa papers please copy.
OsIruARY-ln the death Of THOs. w PEARSALL esq,
Now ok loses one lie od, and mos. respected citizens
MI Pearsa here ppo trendess boy end by bis IN
sed o1erou, succeeded in placing himself in business from
which time he has filed position Of trust aud Importance -
the mercantile community. Asa busien'' man HE name
stands unsuliel lie ssnch friend loving husband.
kind and indulge parent, aud al homes. msn
his often tina, part with those we love without
psug Seldom do feel ,bs, good life Is 'd and mashed
Bn in chroncny the desh OF him Of whom We speak ~s
fee, ,b., industry honor Justice love and charity each and
All were combined aid coDscesiiousy employed by him from
early manhood Eps Old Gods worI has noSy been
accomplished.
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5uetial Notices.
Member. Of Pyramid Lodge, No. 400 II.

Members Of Pyramid Lodge, No. 400 II. and a.
W. are snnru. ned attend Sp ca Coumunicson Of tho
Rooms Utah House, Twentyhnbst and Eighth'sve. on
sunday the 18th a. u ocloc2 10 attend the iune oil our
late Brother Gcorge Wood.
BY order Of NJ l.. RITCHiF, w: NJ
~ Nm. WHEELER Secretary.
Lcft.Hand PcBmanship.-rhe Committee OF Awsrs
for tie distribution Of Prizes for Pennansp TO soldiers sns
Sailors who have their right daring hewar announce
that m. collection Of manuscripts. 30 In number will be open
for public inspection for few days only q. the Hall Of the
Ipn General Committee corner of Broadway snd Twenty
thirls, THIS DAY. Friday, 2d in.t.l 3, O'Clock m.
and ui be op-r.d daily until further notice 10
70 10 n m fikrt Of Admission % cents children IS oens
The procee. viii be applied for the beneht Of disssied
soldiers. -
r. =. FENTON.
u ". BELLOWS.
". BRYANT.
GEO WM. CURTIS.
WM. T. DODoE,Jr
HOWARD POTTER.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
Committee.
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MAR Rlx ID.

cOGswELL--WALTERS-A Brook IN. n. T.. on Thar
dav 30 y by the Rev. Dr. SpesI r. f. Cogswosl 10
Fame Walters. botL " Brooklyn No cards
Thursday, FEB q. a. tbs
resider o. the brides mother. BY the Rev H. H. Smith.
1clu Sais Carrie Youngest dsusaief Of the ate john
Mech of Rroo.
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MIfipR q 9ONERv1LLrB 0ALLkRY-BIsnsraDr's
PIcruYs. sroRs y the ROCKY MOUNTAINS
HOPE CHAPEL--CosaIs's ILLUSTRATED Tow OF Sccr
no. o. ROADtyAY-HCSrNC-nss PAfSrTSa op THIS
RyPrBLIC,s Corur.S
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Delivered Al the Academy a. Music. PLad pho Fec
- r. 1856. by Col C. 6. IALPISE ct the fes,al gwen
the May Order o. tie Lo,sl Legion il honor Wash
tons Birhdsy-tAe proceed. being devoted 70 found
us iOr Le Disabled Soid.ss and Sailor. Of our recenl
aI
F0i sEB past the days Of gloom,
The long, sad days of doubt ard fear,
When woman, by her idle loom
Heard the dread battles nearing boom
With cllsped hands and straining ear;
while each new hour the past pursurs
With further threat Of loss and pain,
Till the sick senses would refuse
10 longer drink the bloody news
That told of sons and brothers slain.
The days Of calm at length are Won,
And, sitting thus, with folded hands,
We talk Of great deeds greatly done,
While all the future reeIns 10 run
A silvey tide DER golden sands.
With pomp the votivc sword and shield
TIE saviors Of the Land return;
Aud ghle new shriues to Peace We build
On our great banners azure field
Vet larger consultations burn
Who bore the Aag-who won the day
The young, proud manhood Of the land,
Called from the forge and pillow away,
They seized the weapons OF the fray
With eager but mtutored hand;
they swarmed DER all the roads that led
To where the peril hottest burned
By night, by day, their hurrying tread
Still Southwark TO the struggle sped.
Nor ever from their purpose turned
Why tell how long the contest hung,
Nov crowned with hope and now depressed
And how the varying balance swung
Until, ike gold in furnace flung,
The truth grew stronger for the ties, 7
r was our own blood We had to meet;
Twas with full peers our swords yer,
crossed.
rll in the march, assault. retreat,
Aud in the school Of stern defeat
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800 BRICKS PER HOUR are made by the
National Brick Machine which is the best clay
ten pering machine in tie country. ABRAM REQUA
Aren't No. lD Broadway. New-fork
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Business Aoiires.

THr LAST DAYS of ex-President Martin
Van r.n were made comfortable by the Of JONAS WHIT
co,p ,,ru., REMEDY Letters in our possession from his
pb,.an and FROM Nj Van Buren, himself express much
srs,icaii1n with The result. OF ts use.
Extract foa, the " Lille Of Washington Irving os bic
nephew Pic-re " Irving. No!. ", page 81
The doctor prescribed sIperimsn-wiiAt had been
sueeescdby Dr. o. w Holmes bis !ae visit Jonas
Whconbs Remedy Asthma 'easpooniu in winesla'
OF water, to he token every four hours good nisbt ws' the
re. III.
IN no case OF purely Ashns'c character has i failed 70 eve
prompt rchc and many permanent cure hiss been
effected No Danger need ne ,pprcheudel from rs use An
nin ,osy take IL with perfect safety. See circulate
Jo.rpH BuRSrrr Co., Boston.
Sole Proprietor.
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ia e-v,ementB

TIm UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRiSGkR and
DOIi's ClouII-.W WASHER Removed t. No. J!court'
.,ndi.si. i: C. Bgow.'NG. General Agent
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SPRING il the proper time TO take cleansing
AMI purifying medicines. OF which SWANS PASAcEA
stpnd- preeminent Sod by all druggists
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i'i e'' ~ 81 "''-t'
CHILDREN OFTEN LOOK PALE AND SICK
From no other than having worms in the stomach
Brows. "N,rsuues Cosrrrs will destroy worms with
on injury 10 ui- child.
Chdlen having worms require inmedis's ''en''oH' a.
me- ec, ofthr trouble often causes prolonged s.ele'.
Brryrr.r's FLoRIlEL closely resembles the
odo of rsIe sud d,oi'e bouquet Of flowers ard in his
,,, uni, sled few drops will leave It's peculiar
snd iei.tn r,sr,ncs aPop the handkerchief for many
hour.
p,r,yrr, coLoes, s, equal the beat Imported. Il is
mt in neat ,nd Elegant style sud wins loT .'se iavoe
s, on tie dressing table ls intrinsic merit, really justify
For -re by sl druggists
RURNETT's STANDARD COOKING EXTRACTS
AT, carefully prepared fruits snd spices Of thu beet qualify
and challenge petition. Their universal IL based
upon their merit Reference made the principal Pur'
,syor Conection.rs and Hotels ia tho United sste For
sale Ivy choc. Druggists and Grocer everywhere
Browns SHAKERS EXTRACT OF VALERIAS
valuable properties OF the root IN hshy con
centraed form, and valuable medicinal se' Ut 9f
Affections, hehua'h~' HyseriA Nnec"oH'''
Of r-poe.
wholesale and retail Druggist, hsve IL.
SECoND.HAyD SAFES in large numbers, OF our
own and ohers mike taken In exchange or our ne" fem
AIpn and DIR PLASTER SAWS For sale low. u,.
MARVIN L Co. Us Brostwsy. and III Chessnu'sl' rhs
1.-THE improved Elliptic wlng-Mschines.-
A. h. SuPLas, No. ST Broadway. Aseu's WAn"e
BEAUTIFUL LIFB-LIKB PICTURES.
Carsss virnssts o per dosen: Oh piessss ~ Az mega
uyss rssis,srsd r. A. LEWIS Ne 100 Chsshams . n. Z.
TRu%n, ELASTIC Stock KINGS, SusPkSs0RY
P......s ssrre.rsas Lc.-MAnss l. Co.'S Radical Cue
~ Ox,. sals q Ne : vsseysi. Lsa, attendant.
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RAVEN 4 BACON PIANOS, established lc29.
Wlrerooms l3J Grand-si., near Broadway Newly ork.
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Cra,en's Hay Spreader,

Cra,en's Hay Spreadef
and
COMBINED HAY sPREADEK RAkEK bOApEk
an new and vsu,blc invention Can De manufactures
Tor sbont one half IT. cost 81 Tedders now IN use
Model Tor Tea days OF AMES PLoW CO. NO. % Beck
man 81 Nup''S""' s. +. BENNETT.
No. IT'S Broadway. New York.
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Delivered the Academy ~ Music, PLiiad, pho. Fec
rury u, 1856 by Col {. &. iALPISE ct the Festival
ny the May Order o. tie Local Legion il honor OF Wash
,ntons Brhdsy-tAe proceed. being devoted 70 found
Hous ior the Disabled Soid.ls and Sailor. recent
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Aioge,nrr. tue affair war successful 10 Col: Frank
T. Howe perhaps. the excellent cOnduct OF The -!
evening Is due. At least he ubiquitous, and tire
l,, aud insensble To irritation. aud 50 we oher MN
tbis very small bay leaf The absence OF confusion or
Jy al entrance and exit and the perfect order OF the
iesti,a are the best testimony 10 tho ecehc! iCapi
Spcisbt and his sergoants
IL was hardly midnight when the great rooms were
f, again 90 silence aud the housemaids. And 40 the
cal, day ended ia tn. peassnc, party Of The season
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HaytmanN Patent Elastic Rubber fremeo'
Crutchcs the easiest and oN approved Of ehs
se. Send for Circular LOyEJOf TAYLOR, tof o. gay.
Clothes. ringers OF all lin Is parsd oy no
WASHING AND WRINGlSG NAChiNL0 oNf AMI NO
C6S Broadway, NevYoIk ~
Address Pollnk 4 s0n. Meerschn w,a Mnnaif.c.
turera No syl Broadway, near foors-r. flfES md
CIGAR HOi DERS cut mounted and re paired
Psse.4,N,ce Netice.-The Msis for Great Britain snA
Nh. Ccr,nsrt via Souhamp<cn md Bremen per stesss
REMEN: for ireland vs Queens!cwo steamer CITY
0F LONDON SATURDAY. Feb "a will close al THE
o@c. a 10 20 m and ct the toYn ofices folawsl
Sss,,rs and B. 10 a M Stations { and d, 20 sss
S,stio.s Z aud Z. e:i3 a. Station H. % m.
JAMES AELLy. Z. y.
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SECOyp.HANp SAFES in large numbers, OF ON
own and others taken exchange for our new rseh
AIpn and DRY PLASTER SAVES For sale low. n,.
MAayIN Co. rs Broadway and III Chcs'hutst, Ilis
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1.-THE improved Elliptic Sewlng-Mschines.
a. H. supIsn No ST Broadway. Agents WAn'.d