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HOEsEelREE ACCIDENT.

man some time since was repairing gas leak,
of 2Sth Street and 9th Ayonue New YORK. He
went into the excavation and then lii match. An
explosion Of the gass took place. ard the man was
much burned Dr. ToBI,s Venetian Liliinent was APP
Piled freely, and in three days the man about
liis cuisines in the Manhattan Gas Works well rs
ever His i, Samuel +. Waters. This is OF
the wonderful cares mace by Or. Tobias celebrated
Venetian Liuneur ii is not only good for Burns, but
for Old Sorcs Bruises. Chronic Rheumatism, Sore
Threats Cuts Insect stings, Pains in the Limbs
Chest aud Back also internally, for Collie Cramps,
Darrlrcea, Dysentery and Group 1t is perfectly i'll
noceut take internally, ana is The lest family
dicine in die world. Orders are received ali over
Europe for it. Tho most celebrated Physicians recon-
mend lit never fails. Dr. Tobias puts up every drop
himself Sold y all druggists at 80 cts and dollar
per bots!e. Delo. So Coisl,Idt Street y Y. oct25n
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TO CoNSETWFsTFygGS.

The Rev, EDWARD A. WILSON will send Gree
of chargc) to all who desire it, the prescription with
the directions for making and using fhe simple RENE
dy ty which lie was cured of lung affection aud that
dreadful disease Consumption lis only object is 10
benefit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription rs it viii cost them nothing and
may prove blessing. Please Address
Rev. EDWARD \. WILSON.
No i65 South Second Street, Niliiamsburgh, New
NnrI Il
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The Contents OF Each Egitiau of tt,
Tribune Fer.


Esle Contents Of E;.css Eaitien of the
aElSIEr,e Embrace
lst-A COMPLETE CURRENT HISTORY of
the progress Of events. with general
news Of the day.
2d-Copi0US SPECIAL DISPATCHES. con-
tanning the latest news from ali parts,
down 20 the hour of going to press.
3d-REGULAR CORRESPONDENCE from
numerous points in the South and
Capitals of the Western States,
Washington, New York, St. Louis,
California, Kansas, Canada, Great
Britain, France, Germany and Italy.
besides occasional letters from many
other points where interesting news
Is t:an>plrIng. No other Journal in
the country employs Il larger or more
capable corps of correspondents.
ith-ABLE EDITORIALS on Political
Fnoics. and all subjects of cnrrent
interest, and i,eSicWa OF New Iubii-
cations.
5th-FULL REPORTS OF MEETINGS,
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6th-PRoCEEDINGs OF CONGRESS and
State Legislature, important peeches
and Documents.
ith-CoMPLETE MARKET REPORTS, en-
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9th-POETRY, TALES, ANECDOTES, and
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MISGUIDED ME-

MIsGUIDED MN, and the Laws of Charity and
Mercy. Howard Essays the Errors. Abuse: and
Diseases which form the basis Of tie Gravcst Aelalies
in the first age of 5.an and ica-fally sap the vital
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v,lapcs, free of Charge Address DR.. }. Si[iLLiN
HoUGETuN, Howard Association, Ph;ladelp,,i, Pa.
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Monrat's LIFE Pills and ps9n,x Bitters,

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" nth His
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Terrible Disclosures!

SECRETS FOR TIE aIILLIOy-A most va,,ab, >
and wonderful publication, = work of 400 pages and
81 coiored enegayings. Dr. HUNTERS YADE ME
GUN, IN original and popular treaties on Man and
Woman, theii Psychology, Functions. and Sexual dis
theirspeeiiy
Inc practice % Hunter has long been and still is
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ons persons, he has been induced To extend his medi-
cal usefulness through the medium of his WADE
AECUM."
one copy securely enveloped VIII be forwarded free
o. postage to part of the United States Tor % CTS
IN 20, Stamps. Address post paid, DIR. HUNTER,
No. Division Street, New York. LsJ
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lily JOHN 3. OGDEN,
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1863 PROSPECTUS. 1868
OF THE
CHICAGO TRIBUNE.
The Leading Republican Paper
in the West
The BEST POLITICAL PAPER.
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The Tribune publishes more special
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/. In the Union.
POLITICAL RECORD OF THE TRIBUNE
The Chicago Trsb,sse, now approaching
Its tweniy-second year, Is recognized as
the leading organ and exponent of the
great Republican Union party OF the
Northwest. Its circulation exceeds the
combinel issues Of the other Chicago
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A FIRsT-cLAss NEWSPAPER.

The Chicago Tli1nae, while fearless in
the expression CT its opinions, and patri-
otlc IN It's endcayors, aims at being
FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER. 1t brings the
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| manufacturer his wares. no mechanic the
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THE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION
GENERAL GRANTFoR PRESIDENT.

>'i--> vi P4SfSlDENT.
For the purpose Of aYerting this threat
ened disaster to the public welfare, the
Chicago If56uRe warmly advocates the
nomination and election for President of
the great soldier and sterling patriot,
General ULYSSES 5. GRANT, believing
that II he leads the column every sup
porter OF liberty and Loyalty will rally in
solid ph8lany and march to certain vic
tory. With General Grant at the head
OF national affairs, the whole country
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the political and financial future of our
country. Everybody has full faith in the
wisdom, honesty, firmness, fidelity to law
and devotion to freedom of the man
who, In the midst of the greatest dan
gers OH the battlefield, and most trying
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been found equal to every emergency.
Under his administration the expenses of
the government would be greatly dimin-
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the government would be inaueuratel:
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1t IS the only daily paper in Chicago
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ana nIonopolies and corrupt schemes for
robbIng tax payers through the machinery
ct State or National legislation. The
Tribune advocates strict economy in the
expenditure Of public money and the
h%htest taxation which he maintenance
OF the government vii nernlit.
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dailies Since the Republican party was
organized in 1851, the Chicago Tribune
| has espoused its principles and defended
its cause through evil as well as good re-
port 1t was chiefly instrumental in
making known the merits of the great
and good ABRAHAM LINCOLN to the pee
| pie of the other States, thereby securing
his nomination for President. During
the entire period of the shareholders re-
bellion II advocated the most vigorous
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suppression of that desperately wicked
attempt to destroy free government and
when the Instruction was finally crushed,
the Chicago Tribune insisted on the ear
hest reconstruction and readmission of
the lnsurgent States, on the basis of
equal and exact justice to all men, and
on>the indispensable condition that loyal
men should have an equal voice with
rebels in the administration of public at
fairs, believing that enduring peace and
public tranquility could be obtained on no
lower platform.
The Chicago Tribune, therefore, heart
lly endorses the Reconstruction acts of
Congress, as founded on Justice and pub
he safety, and urges the speedy admis-
sion OF the lnsurgent States to partici-
patton in the government of the Union.
on those terms.
TIE NEXT PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
A most important Presidential election
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whether the loyal party, which put down
the rebellion and saved the Union. shall
administer the government, or whether
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and who now, with the aid of an apostate
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SPEEDY AND HAppY MaPRIAcR

II ladies' who have suffered from misplaced conf
cence, consult him before they get married he viii
restore their bloom, freshness and vigor of youh
ana enable them to enter married life with conf
dence OF health and harpiiiess. -JoURNAL OF
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ID NEWS FOR THE LADIES
/, he Mavnr Fails

IN AIoTgo 44Es-slEs he Mever 81 ais,
ne mas the secret of winning the affections tfe
opposite sex. He guides the s9ns.le -, a wealthy
ana happy marriage. and makes The rlarried happy
us ana ana advice have been sUllcited in nnnler
0Dle instances. and the result has LNyavs hnnrn q
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He will tell you their circumstances and future
prospects-and what is better still, he tell you
their thoughts, and what their intentions are
towards you. What is better than all. he will tell
you ii they will make YOU happy He is, therefore.
a sure dependence. 70 all in business his advice
IS Invaluable. He cNn foretell with the greatest
certainty the result of Ill commercial and business
transactions and specu lations DR. RAPHAEL
jnterprets dreams for lottery numbers with unail
ing .irciIraf.V
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PULLS IERs OF NEWSPAPER

PULLS IERS OF NEWSPAPERS
WITHIN 500 MILES OF CHICAGO.
MAY send a specimen II uber of their papers, and
their RAGS of advertising per annun, for
column, payable quarterly IN advance, with the
number of miles the place OF publication IS from
Chicago. Address DIR. RAPHAEL, Box G273.
Chicago, Illinois.
FIRST WIDTE.
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GOOD NEWS FOR. THE AFFTICTEn
GUTDE TO HEALTH &LONG LIF7

VIII be sent to all who are in delicate health and
whose infrTities and impotence prevent them from
getting married.-One for the LADIES and one for
the GENTLEMEN-say which one you want or
send six cent stamps for the two books. His
Circular about getting rich and eminent winning
the affections Of the opposite sex. ending with a
speedy and happy marriage, viii be sent gratis at
the time. Address all letters as follows =
DIR. RAPHAEL, Post Office Box 6213, Chicago,
Illinois
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4 YOUR DESTINY
~Ek-aG rs aTs
GUOO OR EVIL RICH on pnnp .

are you TO rise to eninence honor wealth and
oMwgr.-or are You to sink into obse1rftv ohliyi,1
sllu De forever unknown? What are Your future
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IN all their undertakings, while those who were
Dlinoed by prejudice and ignorance, neslecting hi.
ADVICE, are still laboring against adversely and pow
erty. Be assured, wealth. ennence and goAi luck
are ~lthih lhe reach of all. If yen wish be rich
and happy, you will CONSULT him also.
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Written Opinion Of his Future
Prospects in Life.

II WIN guide aim to wealth. eminencc and honor
thousands of good men who were unfortunate ard
unsuccessful III their businessmen who worked
hard and vino struggled against adversely and
misfortune the greater part of their lives and who
found the more they tried 10 get forward in tie
world the more things went against them; these
men got DIR. RAPHAEL'S opinion upon their
future prospects in life All those who wisely fol-
lowed DIR. RAPHAELS advice are now
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ARRIVAL OF THE OoSIFkE fhOM oIIh7
OITAKE SHOCKS.
r1r co1IyER-KELLY PRIZE FIGHT.

newark. Del, Nov. 21-Two trains left Bal
oro last night for this place containing numerous
snnShs interested in the COyer Kelly prizehght. ON
he train arriving here the Sheriff attempted TO arrest
Coyer but his friends managed TO effect his escape ans
he and Kelly went ElktOn and remained over nlehe
The ground selected for the fight was about mle itlh
Newark station The crowd assembled there THIS more
INC ANXIOUS 10 witness the fight but the Sheriff appeared
win posse aud the rowdies scattered IN every olSS
ton 1t is now uncertain whether the hght WI az
Mace or not Last evening the crowd TOOK "a
the washington Hotel. and we're very os1ouo.xx. -.
number OF fights have already occurrea ss gs ~. ~
is axhhited In every quarter. The citizens nave ~
fastened mn their houses, and the crown nosey s<re
asf night In living beside fences ana unoer sneus 'Ho
or NV, fel Nov 27.The shareholders IN INC
CoI,er and Kely fight privately announced Then inen
~ this morning TO declare the fight OF, and sun
mon the principals to meet them at The Oer omee' ih
New-York, on Friday. "a -. o,oa an. fooyv,.s
slNgwARK bel Nov. IA ring formed this morn;
mo mile below this place, and about ~ OF the prnelp2i
res connected WITH the fight entered IT, when sherln
mich excitement ensued He said he would aTress she
first man who entered the ring TO engage "a LEG
nares after pareyng, then pulled ~ STAKES aho
iII 20 over the Pennsylvania line. The sher1n mas 40
helm 70 prevent them from doing So The hight VIII tshe
Mace two miles from here The crowd OF roughs very
great and considerable pocketpckingi Is being done
TnR FIGHT TAXES PLACE IN CHESTER COUNTY, Penn
CoLLYER THE VICTOR.
WuNINGTos Del, Nov. 27.-The Collyer-Kelly prize
eht came off in Chester County, Penn, this Afternoon
one hundred and rounds fought, occupying
hour and fifty minutes. The fight won by Coliyer
who was not badly hurt Kelly was very seriously pan,
slec.
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SS oowpc is the list OF absentees from this morn
,n1ouRNMENT AND A QUORUM.

The reason for the change IN the Vote upon
,,a,rment was that upon counting 1t was found
-. 10, r,ore than GO members would pledge themselves
ne here on Friday large number Of them LIVING
distance being actually unable TO return pelOS 80 hold
toce n WAS thought wiser TO make no ateInpt " %
session that might be adjourned at any time from ""' -
quorum a. 80. eos, dovs shows however,
,ht oorum may be relied upon after MONDAY a ,non
9rlstas holidays, aud pledges have Deon ~ Also
yIdent that with moderate amount OF the daft
lie mart Of the talking of the n the hands
~ Tho COMMITTEES on Revision by that ne, III thev con
stood that the Democrate member of forcing an adjourn
cIt 70 MAY; yet few like GOV Onnyn MINI and
that the Convention win make nav S be- counted upon for
one that the people VIII her abors before the close
OF the year. "a, Member OF Congress from
The Hon 8, ~ AN w p9 the floor Of the Convention
tne teeag the public pulse upon the question OF I'M
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GREAT BRITAIN.

rIrR ABYssIYIAN QUESTION IN PARLIAMENT-THE
SUPPLY VOTED.
1,ONDON Nov. 27.-In the House OF Commons, last
night the debate on the Abyssinian war became
quite animated, and was prolonged TO a late hour
disposition was shown in the discussion to press
the Ministry on the ground that they had sent off
the military and naval expedition to Abyssinia, on
the sole advice Of Gen. Robert Napier, its commander
without waiting to obtain the sanction of Parliament
Bot the Government made a satisfactory defense Of
its action and at the conclusion OF the debate the
supply of f2OOO0OO required by the Chancellor Of the
ExcheQuer to meet the expenses OF the war, was
voted.
CAPTURE OF THE FENIAE IIEAD-CENrER FRANCIS.
Noon.-The notorious Head Center Francis, who
has succeeded in eludiDg the authorities for long
tine was captured by the police at Dublin late last
evening. Papers found in his possession leave no
dOubt as to his completely in the recent Fenian oper-
atoms. .t'
NEWS FROM THE ABYSsINIAN EXHIBITION
LARGE SUPPLIES OF VOLUNTEERS OFFERED.
acknowledgements from the Abyssinian Expe-
d.tion say that large supplies of volunteers from
Nabia have been offered to the British commander.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CONVENTION.

The Convention met at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Mr. ARCHER Rep., Wayne) SAID II being eNl tias
the convention cBud not command quorum GU fIt9ay
and saturday lac would that when the convention
adjourned at the close Of the morning SESSION. IL DC 10
W,inday evening December 2, at o'clock.
Mr. XIVORD REP. OnOnddgab moved TO amend oy
adiourning to Friday morning. A. -. A.. :.
Mr. MCDONALD (Rep., Ontario) moved TO make the
time Monday morning. LOST . A.. -
The onest0n was then taken the amendment TO ad-
ourn 10 Friday morning and carried by 40 TO 80 YOies
The question was then taken on the original resoiutoh'
&c amended and 80 was adopted by A. 60 81 60.
be PRESIDENT announced the special order 10 De INC
Consideration OF the Report on Finance -,
The question was taken on the amendments oheIeu W
Nr Dngannc last evening and it was lost. -,
Mr. A. f. ALLEN Rep., Chatauqu~ onereu inc iono"
ing: . -, ..o.,i rro,er,v IN Ills State shall be
,a and uniform upon all such property not eEempt W Jaw anu we
lie YSe property and the actual value thereof both real and
s owned b or Il tie possession Of or under the control Oh uen
Mr.. s. TOWNSEND Dem, Queens offered the follow
personal property represented by the capital OF al
or associated plank aud turnpike roads banks anc
manufacturing companies limited Partnership and s oher business
ornoaon or associations with full partial corporate powers M
such rehtene Of such corporation or associations Fr
nv represents capital shall be liable % taxation r general sa
purpos all personal property shall be exempt RON any sac
Mr. BALLARD Rep., Cortland moved to lay the
special order ON the table FOR the purpose OF making
motion TO adjourn TO Monday evening. Carried :
The Convention adjourned to Monday evening at
The following is the list OF absentees from this morn
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rrNANcIAr. ANn COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Nov. M-NOon.-Consols for money go,
United States FiyeTwenty bonds 70 9l6; illinois Central
Railway shares $50 Erie Railway shares, AZ
AffernO0n-Consols for money % 9lo American &C.
twenty bonds, ioi Illinois centrsg railway shares, 50 +;
Eiie Railway shares, AZ - ,o..o.,
HecnritIesThe following are the closing rates; United
States FyeTventy bonds, 7ol Illinois Central &C. Eiie
FaaSKfoRI, Nov. a7-NOOn.-United States Five Twer-
Afternoon States FiveTwenties for tho issue
Eysnlng limited states FiveTweDty bonds closed at
iiSrErooI' Nov 27-NOOn.-Cotton OPeus dali; the
Ssn .Ges I0e@g Orleans sTs "a O o6n 4ss quar-
ter for Mixed Western Wheat 10 tor White q a
and 1873 for no Milwaukee Red eeRtai baIe{;S oS
2 90 n for Comedian Beef, ll2s so4 n for Winter
Gesse sa cwt Tor the highest range Of fine Bacon
ana III tOr hhe Pale TailOw ~ cvt for American.
s aa splrlss and ~ far Refined Clover Seed Sol =
Observation-Disclosures continues heavy and declining; sales
to-day C bales hdSDg EPsn%as 9 N WSea9 1919 S
s wbse ~ sp n lax for NO Milwaukee Red
Barley, a. Oats, III Peas 900 Beei ll2s; PSrsS
~ Lard W S Sd ok feg ommon MATHEMATICIAN
and IL for Fine Pale. TalOw, Az. Spirits Tnrpentne,
2i6 PetrOleum-spirits, p, and Refined, ia Clover
EvenlngThe Cotton market closed heavy at further
50 m market Tue following are the authorized closing
qnotatiOEs: Mddling Uplsnds, lS-l6d,; MlddhRg Or
isane ti6d The sales Of the day foot up 10000 bales
sue Breadstus market closed quiet at unchanged quota
tong Lard has declined 20 So y cwt for american
Beef steady al ll26 and Pork al 70 y Dbl Bacon dui
al al for Cumberland Cut Middles Produee-Qu0tatob'
unchanged.
IOND0N Nov. 27-NOOn.-Whale Oil, $50 v 252 gallons
Linseed OIL 25e y tun. Sperm OIL &ll2 tun. Lin
eeed Cakee. s. y tun for Thin OblonR
ACKNOWLEDGING on, 939. Sperm OIL 9ll2 IJnseec
0s RSe Llnseed Cakes, 91 o. per tun for Thin Obl0ng
ASTWERP, Nov. 27-2 p. m.-Petroieuln heavy az Al
francs FOR standard White
Evenlng.-Petroleum closed lowers Standard White, q
francs Is eentimes.