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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-09-21
AMONG the MANY restoratiyes which mature hn

AMONG the many restoratives which nature has
supplied to relieve the Affections of humanity, there
is more favorite for certain class Of disea-
ses than the "medicinal gum" of the Wild Cherry
Tree but however valuable it is, its power to heal,
to soothe to relieve and to cure, is enhanced ten
fold by scientific and judicious combination with
other Ingredients, In themselves Of equal worth
This happy mingling exists TO 0 remarkable degree
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-09-21

Errors Of Youth.
A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects of
youthful indscretion, will. for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, do by addressing
perfect confidence, JOHN b. OGDEN
my lS'-67.ly 80 Cedar Street, N. Y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-09-21

TIL e II LING POOL,
And House of Mercy.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for Young
Men, on the crime of Solitude, and the Errors, Abu-
ses and Diseases which destroy the manly powers,
and create mpediments to Marriage, with sure means
of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of
charge Address DR. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
lima 1S67
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1867-09-21

May 10, ISbI.-Iy,
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and Improved
Rose Wash and delicate disorders in a their
stages ut little expense, little change in diet, in
convenience and exposure. IL pleasant in taste and
odoT immediate IN its action, aud fee from all lnu
ious properties. mh26I ly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
A0UTsAFUL IN Dl.CwETION
~ =, ,s g NEW FIRM.
ii. SCHNEIDER. E,,d,

T ATE Of rfa q II N OE i. SCfhN El-
II DER Il co, No. 242 Fourtn street. has opened
Jew store for the businss Of reciiiyiRg and SELL
ing liq ors ~ Il ~ < = ~ - 4
Nos. -, "a & 36 West BrOadwa
IT ~1,f xss1sz z = = q ? . q fis.i 6 tl
Ths nav 6r,u will he known Is j. SCHNEIDER 4
Co.. and their ssockof ~ -a;i.-s s'1s1Ii ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10

COLUMBUS, O., TUESDAY MORNING,

bed, his forehead just protruding above,
an explanation followed, "What is to
be done ?" With quickness of thought
he considered that how by one great
coup de main to silence suspicion and
make all right. Telling the lady to be
quiet few moments, he hastily dressed,
rushed frantically to the house of the
county clerk, told him the circumstan-
ces, got license, sought preacher, re-
turned in less than an hour. and they
were married-the lady in her night
gown, and he in slippers, pants and
night shirt. .r...,..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
From the Quincy Gil Wing ]

. "Hat brdPPcueu AneTeHrOsns
From the Quincy Gil Wing = -
Somnambulists are guilty of great
number of curious freaks. We heard
last evening an instance that occurred
not hundred miles from Quincy. A
lady and gentlamen figure as the
principals. The lady and gentleman in
question have been, up to the hour of
the occurrence, for long time betrothed,
and were only waiting for a favorable
opportunity to come around when the
twain would be made one flesh or there
abouts. --1 si--f. -
The lady is a somnambulist "of the
highest order" About month ago the
lady and her lover had spent the even
ing together and had separated at an
early hour, the gentleman repairing to
his room, some two blocks off, and was
soon sound asleep, dreaming of the fair
being who would soon be his. She, in
her still chamber, by her midnight lamp,
pored over the precious pages of the Ia
test new novel, investing, doubtless, the
hero lover with the form and features Of
him who was all in all to her
But ere the "balmy messenger" had
come to her pillow, imagination again
wanders on the scenes SO lately present
ed, the various actors start from their
hidings anew, while her ideal heroine be.
comes identified with herself, and she
arises. A drawer close by contains those
hidden and delicate mysteries, carefully
prepared for use during the honeymoon
and rerobing herself, she starts out, and
carefully treading the distance that in
tervened between her own house anc
that of her lover, she reaches the door
and here comes the mystery. How
gained she admittance? But certain i
is she did. She enters the chamber o
her affianced. gently she lies down be
side him, and presently not sound ii
heard save the steady and even breath
+ ing that betokens sound and healthy re
pose.
Daylight came at last, and as all thing
must have an end, so did this swee
sleep ofinnocence and beauty. A shril
shrek bursts on the morning air. Th
gentleman jumps from the bed ant
stares in alright, thinking he is op
/ pressed by some horrible nightmare
He sees the pillow whereon two head
have lain pillowed during the night, ant
beholds the terrified object of his low
robed in an elegant chambre de mutt, he
heart palpitating with thousand throb
of wonderment and horror. "How cam
1 here r. at last broke from her lips
The words brought the young man t
his senses, and he realized his position
his dishabille, Mrs. Grundy; and squat
: ting down on the floor by the side tn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10

We have the above articles Of the latest styles
and of superior quality. bnth in material and finish
and guarantee prices as low ANY house in the
trade. .' I'D . --
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE PARTN ERSHIP HERETO.
L fore existin between the undersigned under
the firm name of Marshell, Gibbons 4 Co., was
dissolved on the 18th day Of Novem Der. 1867.
80 = j. II. MARSHELL
NEWTON GIBBONS
VIM. BOTTEMUR
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
YOUN MEN

YOON ; M EN-
The experience of the past ten years has demon
strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy of
rfrs- Bksa1A.ss s-ssfEGlFlGa PILLS, E-
for the specify 1snd permanent cure Of Seminai
Weakness, Emissions. Ph, seal anu Nervous DE
bility impoteree, OF want of power. the result oi
sexual exec 8, or ---.----------
N0UTfAFULl IN DlsCR ETION.r =. :
which. neglected ruins the happiness aud units the
sufferer fur business, Social louciety or arrnge
NO delay in seeking the remedy BELL 8 Speciny
Pills can be without detection or interference
with business pursuits. ~ a s.-se
Nd CHANGEOED DlE1 ISNECEssAKx. Is
They are entirely vegeta ple q and perfectly harm
less on the system Es b box contains 90 pills, ID
full directions and treatise on Q consequence
and cure Price 0ne Dollar Beware OF counter
feitsi If you cannvt procure ,hen of your Drug
gist, send the money t. DR. JAMES BRi AN. Consult
will be semi spy return o. mall. freq from observa
ton. For sale by Druggists generally. .lis,lts -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
inArsvE An 3 DaFOMEIGN yvI.Es'

And Liquors viii be second to none In the city :
Hopin, 70 receive share Of t city and eountr,
Hoaee in Colu We invits an in.pee;ion a ouI
sto X esS .sf7.iW " y y. SCHNElDEk d 20.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
copartnership Notice,

The Grocery business will hereafter be carried
on under the firm name of Marshell Hess at the
old stsnl. Thankful for past favors we would re-
spectfully solicit share Of public patronage be
ing q suIed. with q we'll selected stock of fresh
Groc ries. all p.d for in cash. that we can sell as
low any other firm in the citv. ~ -
~ The highest price paid for country produce
dec6-dtf MARSHELL 4 HESS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
OHIO FURNITURE COZ

B. II. HOWE. Treas.
septl0-eod ly-oct2s-w1y-r --r ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
TO LADIES.


If you require q reliable remedy to restore you
and remove lrregularit,e or Ubstructi0ns why moi
use the best? 60
Every lady knows the slightest irregularity of ma
ture is liable to bring sadacne, GIddiness, Low
Spirits, aintiug, Hys serfcs os the the bloom
health fades the up; ct fails, and other symp om
more distressing COIN .ence; as Weakness, Spina
never failing remedy vali be fpund in q 1baE
DR. HAK SEY,S EmALE PILLS.
The experience of thir years has proved the,
have no equal Tor Removing rUbstEuctsons and lr
regularitie>. 40 MAfTkH ERon WHAT USE ~TEEi
ARISE. Tee are safe and sure in every case. Up
wards of so OO0 boxes sold annually, aud no com
plant of their efca acy is ever heards for
complsh what bey repro sented ta do : :.
Sold in boxes OonsGinsao 8istv Pius. Price On'
Dollar.
OIk. HARYEy,SrGO EN- PILLS
is . remedy tour degrees stronger y an tho above
and intended for special cases OF long standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box
If you cannot purchase the Pills ofsyour DRUG
gist. they will be sent by mail. poet paid. secnr
from observation. on receipt of the money, BY Dr
JAMES BRY AN, Consul: ing Physician SIG Broa :
way. New. fork. For sale s,7Dru<Rists generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
NUTTING'S
PATENT WHEEL PLOW

rs HOUND TO aAvE As LARGE A
sale as any farming implement now before the
1er;can neople Has been tested for months and
nnt sonnd Wsntiug Any Plow can oe attached to
this Machine s md for circular with testi 1opisl
ties County or State Rights sold in any part
the United States: Dpp
IN n the S.rmer's and grain de ,ler's friend. ID es
tbs work of two boys in holding bag open. and
with it farmerctn ba up grain, pota oes, app es,
large saies n w est where first introduced. Re-
tail s5 Sent to Any any address Count q
State for sale on the bag Holder and goods supplied
Send for illust ated circular Thee is a good pay.
ing bu .iness to be done in either Territor, sold a
~" p''' BENNETT JOHNSON d Co.. {,
aug1s-d3m 45 Dey street, New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-12-10
VOL. = XXlX,,V. K !, szl-z
.0gio State'.s;;u
CORY O'LiNUS' EPiSTLE.

e.
About Thnnszsivfus-A Sugges-
iion about aloIidays-A Growl
nu the Barber.
In common with the rest Of your read
ers and the public generally I celebrated
Thanksgiving.
e The usual way.
With turkey and fixings.
How Ispent the time not devoted to
grateful gormandizing is of no conse-
quence. . ..aRO4
Some people go to hear sermons on
Thanksgiving day. ...... sso.,t 40
Others prefer target excursions as
means of returning thanks. '....gs.z. 10
did neither. l staid at home that
my presence might comfort Mrs. O'Lan-
us through her trials in the preparation
of the dinner. - fr--..--sl3'
The preparation of big dinner ap-
pears to afford her an amount of grati6-
cation beyond the capacity of the mas
culine mind to conceive.
On these occasions she arises to a
pitch of serene dignity quite edifying to
Icontemplate. SO -.
E. Therefore I stay home and contem-
plate. ..rr.s -. .s...zI--sI
lit would do Blot himself good to see
OLanus in her culinary glory.
She sometimes employs me in small
| way where there is no risk of spelling
ANYTHING. "1'. -a'I
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-10
SHOES.

I desire TO call particular attention to my
stock of LADIES' and GENTS SHOES. |
hnve on hand the best lot rfl'rrrd in this
market. Of superior make ami fnish, which
will sell cheaper than any leretofur. offered to
the citizens Of Abbevillc.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
YELLOW FEVER IN YEw-oRLEANs.



principally Of tho brewing interest gathered last
evening at the Gcrmana Assembly Rooms In tho Bowery
near Ouston-st for the purpose Of forming Organza
tiOn 20 accomplish, among other the following objects
set forth In the resolutions adopted on the OCCASION
ITO protect the people OF this city, ana especially Tho
German adopted citizens, from the odlOus tyIancI,
and unconstitutional legislation which the RadCa M
Tammany Hall political trcksters have fastened tIun
u.s." and ito commence and continue agitation ultl
laws repealed and all who have been instrumental in
Also, O combine all hOnestm together for the purpose
OF securing these results and placing the true friends OF
the people in all high places" aud especally-which
Is probably the gst OF the whole matter
10 elevate 20 the Mayoralty OF tins city
man who has nerve and BRAIN and whose past pu
lc life Is guarantee that he will hnd authority sufcient
In the ancient and naleuable prerogatvcs OF onr munich
pal charter to save us from the despOn under which
now grOan."
TO accomplish these various resuts Il IS proposed 10
establish an Executive Committee Of Public SafetyD
TO consist OF 100 members, n whose hands we place our
interests ana Wishes on these great questions OF our
nights" " ~
Dr. AdolphuE Berckmann, we known ne n Democratlc
p0nelan and the promoter and moving spirit OF varous
neetHs III opposition 10 tho Excise and other aws was
c1Osen President OF the organizations Nicholas Fischer
ana Michael GrOh Vcepresidents aud L. Freoh and
Nicholas Fischer, jr., Secretaries.
various speeches were made principally by Mr. Berck
mann denOuncing the Republican party and the Tamina
ny Hal ring Ia about equal measure and declaring IL the
duty OF the 100000 Democratic voters OF New-York CITY
10 rise In their might and overthrow the corrupt cqne
which has 30 long governed aud used them their own
selfish ends and elect TO of only those who would re-
cover ana maintain those rights oil which they had been
10 uDjustly deprived.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

ore 70 get The FIRST thing TO be done was to Keep te
Athletic score down, and this was done IN hldsonte
style hut only through change in the pitcher al
floWs CaUeiug the Athletics 10 lCttc Tor DI.hh dlt
seven mad 6eru scored of the OvcriatiSued Peters;
Now came the exciting point M TIE taule} anu alu
perfect quiet prevailed in the immense "s,chiplaBe
Peters went 10 the bal FIRST and retired then waterman
made MS base or good hit, and rs Hathcd got hls y"
miss hy Wilkins scored. a'efihn E.l.,l-
home The next striker retiredtwO outs ana TWO Iuus
with two 10 getetO tie. Then Martins t ana wv
strikes were called and two bas when thlIu ul Bao
linn his base and Deyyr took the bat. ON DaiI passing
Radcliffe little way, Martin attempedt 10 set his seoou
but bali there before him; ana INC game
was ended, the tally being lS TO 10 III isE oi "a Ie
letics Fair thc Umpire was ne hl not cFe' e
error Of Judgment in the eHhth innilg re-
sult the confused state OF the game ~ the ut'
closing the inning when chance for an0iher I Was Ih
the rals hands But TO Our mind he upit"d me game
faithfully and inpaItally, and that j. al cluls nave
right 70 expect At the hands OF any umpire ~ and,Iy
of srlflespec4 Will assume the position unless INC
wholesale abuse OF umpTe5 is stopped 81.
4 portion OF the crowd rough ana eAcetunSy
uar sn assemblage, bat the majority were orderly lho
conduct Of the players was pralseWOrthy III the e1i
under the circumstances Of such close ana ehcIlS
contest As for the Athletics, their quiet, gentemny
department has won hosts OF friends for them ana my
today. stand higher IN the estimation OF new a. mn nm
than thew have ever dOn6 before. Below VIC give S"
many Of thf play.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the Doales OF Gwo tn , J,
known men were found,ioatng in the Passale Ver snu
removed 10 the moFgue for Identification one oi
which was that of respectable LOOKING; ,o
man aged about 80 years. was found near LesNI ,I
factory below the Chemical Works, ana was to,siy
naked lie was about feet inches high. wltl ilgnD
brown niT heavy mustacLe, and military side wshtla
The other body was that Of German about % years VI
age and had ON striped hickory shirt, mixed pants
heavy shoes, but no Yest OI coat
About o'clock on Monday evening, John
Roirer residing at No 20 ScOttst undertook 10 nash
some powder upon tin plate In order to drive the mus
of hs house when sparks were communicated
10 tho metal pOwdernask he held In his hand, which
caused explode and scatter the fragments about the
room Mr ROhrcr's hand dreadfully mangled, and
sharp piece OF the flask struck him in the face and in
fieted dangerous wound
A Pennsylvania lad about II years Of age,
employed driver the Morris Canal yesterday after
DQon fell nseep upon Of tho tracks Of the inclined
pIana Which runs from Plane 20 Hghst., and had his
left arm run over ~ car end 80 badly crushed that am
putaton was found necessary.
Dewitt c. Kitchen, compOsitor, vas arrested
yesterday by detective Nettlesbp ~ charge OF paSS-
Ing eounterftS1our City NdtT0naI int $40 bill upon
MagnS Schi0nDR, saloon keeper. The accused Is
ported t0baye passed Othor bills OF the me character,
and officers have been on his track foD Some time.
The young woman, Dys Smith, who was so
badly burned at WOodsdG recently while engaged In
lighting fire, died yesteIday in great agony Her nus
band II somewhere In the West.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
LATEST SHIP NEHS.

MEMORANDA.
The Steamship Arizona Jefferson Maury commanding, ien As
August IL and arrived at Quarantine at m on the 5Vo
California mails Of July 20 snd Eo9 pass 1SfJs N
and assorted cargo. o..u,.A
Cad dmasted IN gale OF previous day au
spas sails &c. and required no assistance but tow
NAVAL.
Dispatch been received al The Navy Department rom nom
inanef Creighton Of the United States Steamer ond1
ing OF ts steamer at Porto Gand Island Of ~ M d
H. 2 Of Jnue all we'll he annoned That he "ouu
sail on July for Bio JsneirO. c.,.-
AsPwLLL Aug LAniyed 9th United states eameI SusfHeAh
us Pairfar, from Grand Cayman
Sailed i0Unled States Steamer Saco Wilson, fom Cahagsa
SPOKEN.
Eszarsbip August TO- OF soubero Mobile for Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posroN Aug 9-Arived steamship Meta Lerpooli bng hm
MkSS Manzanla Webster Kelly. EhLabethport
Below. Electra from Barbados.
CRLEToN August 2Auyed steamships MAShaan and Moneka
from NewYork .
DosroN Aug 2OArived steamships George Appoh Baltimore;
Philadelphia Hicks Pensacola baks Dorchester
Marie H. Hamm. GOtenbug; brig Ocean Bell Havana
MONROE. August 2-Auiyed brig j. b. Brown from
Turks Island L. NJ Long loading for NewYork
FOREIGN PORTS
AsPmwALL Aug 2-AYed 7th INST, bark n Walker. Moore
Boston
Sailed, 10Th. brig Alice Stauitt. Hooper, Cuba.
lh-bsrk American Eagle Hartford, Hewiork
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

=, intended that the Pet should De salled III te re
oatas by Capt Chandler an old salt VINO & was & ceny at m
al i'm gcting mp the regatta; put she WtS ot
foS tho race and consequently did not enter
HE committee aud judges Of inc ned M7rs on board
WIN ~ iff1h ves.eI accompanied the yachts on their
er9 in order to thar no fou occurred ana 'as Ss Il"
LIZ ule bes1fifni one, winding IN slnuon' lireguany
through tho oDpt gs5S1gcs Eoais IN al" tic shrew.by @
nTuu"u3Y In Y7oost within sight of Sandy Hook; Inc
comcIia aud Carrie kept the iead ,ha1 d1r
I,no lime bnt were finally dIstanced by Tho ADbey,
ac swept through the waters like knifeblade with
her black Keel The Helen was rather QQfo.unate hna
made INT very poor tme owing to some de1ect IN hor
capVaeS The Abbey finally Won tie Of twelve miles
which was very well contested by al the eGass VIZ
I'm time for all boats when started Mr. Ben. Van Ripper
made the presentation speeches and delivered the
prizes the fortunate winners The time Of the three
running boats sailing the entire course was az follows
Ysch Captain. H. VI.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
THE MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS.

ALBANY, Aug. 2O.-A test suit has been msti-
tuted in the United States District Court for the Northern
District OF NewYork, by Hepry f. Phelps Of Michigan,
through the Hon. John H. Reynolds OF this city, his
counsel against the Executive Committee OF the Mer-
chants Union Express Company and the Company ITSELF
20 restrain the forfeiture OF his stock and the collection
Of the last call for 10 per cent and also TO back
the money paid, and have his name stricken from the
subscription list A motion for an injunction according
10 the prayer 0f the bill Of complaint has been noticed
TO be heard before Justice Nelson al COopersOwn, the
29th Instant.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

OBt on Befes-Athletic IA tmesi Mu'uAi ~ uh'S
THE DETROIT TOURNAMENT-AWARD OF PRIZES
DETROIT, Aug 20.-The Baseball Touna-
meut closed today with friendly match between the
Allegheny Club and the Detroit Club, in which the former
won the score standing to 81 Athe close OF the game
the Allegheny Club was greeted with loud and prolonged
cheers from the immense crowd present The prizes,
other than regular classes were awarded 10 the I0
lowing persOnS The best captain Mr.. Shaner OF tne
Ypslant Club the best catcher Mr.. Lynch OF the Ale
qlany Club the best pitcher Mr. Pratt OF the Aeghany
Club the best batter Mr. RatOne OF the Alert Gun OF
Detroit the best runners Messrs TOBIAS and Burngame
OF the Battle Creek Club; the best thrOwer Mr. Porter OF
the Iona Club; the most homeruhs MI hOrpel VI tho
Wayne Club.
MATCH FOR. THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF MARYLAND:
BALTIMORE, Aug 20.-A game of base ball
was PLAYED to-day between the Pastme and Maryland
Clubs of this city for the SILVER ball and the championship
of the state Maryland and resulted in the deeat or the
Ppsmes the score standing-Maryand ~; Pastime, 10.
The Pastne Club has held the championship for mum
Der of years
HAMPDEN VS.. LANSINGBURG.
SPRINGFIELD,. Mass, Aug. 20-1he challenge
OF the Hampden Base BaH Club of this city TO the Union
Club ofsl asngburg, N. " has been accepted, ana inc
game will be played at Pittsteld on Friday
ECLECTIC VS.. ORIENTAL.
These clubs play to-day on the Red House
grounds at o'clock p M, and fine game is looked for
HORNETS VS.. RUTGERS
A match took place at Bay Ridge, Il. l., on
after a ell-conesed game, by the latter Clu0
bv score of 81 TO G The Edrdge and Rutgers play to-
day at IIobOken, the SehoOlHcdse grounds Game
called at q clock
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
CRICKET.

BOSTON vs.. ST. GEoRGE-SECoND DAYS PLAY
BRILLIANT RALLY AND VICTORY OF THE
BOSTONIANs.
Yesterday, the match between the Boston
and ST. George Cricket Clubs resumed, Boston hay-
ing lead of 29 with six wicets down. and apparently
lost game But the GLORIOUS uncertainty Of cricket
which has often been sung by baplaying bards, had
another glorious exempIncaOn in the result Of yester
davis play for before wicket fell the score OF 2 had
been raised To 3d. and when the side out, TO 6 leav
ing 78 runs for ST. George 20 wine off the sc9sebOOk ere
the game could be tied The full score OF the game Is hs
follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
SIX LADIES DRONSED.

Down, N. H., August 20-Ycster1ay morn
ing party Of II persons started boat for island In
Bow Lake In STAFFORD D. H., TO pick berries The boat
was capsized. and the following named persOns wero
drowned: Mrs. jeremiah Davis aud daughter, two
daughters OF hr, john Day, daughter Of Mr. Alfred
Pendar and daughter OF Mr. Thomas Gray. The bodies
have been TeeO cred.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
HoNoRs TO Ex.sECRET,Ry sr, ,Nroy

BosToN, Aug. 2O.-In the Board of Aldermen
last evening" resolutions wereadopted expressing pleas
ut the visit Of the Hon. T. H. Stanton and paving
high tribute to his public services.
An order accompanying the resolutions, Offering the
hospitllties OF the city 10 Mr. Stanton was adopted
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
NHE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOUR.
NAL for SEPTEMBER-Ready

NHE CHRONOLOGICAL JOUR.
i NAL for SEPTEMBER-Ready
To.morrow-contains Portraits and
Characters of Hon. Richard b. Con-
molly, Rev. Newman Hall, Rev.
Thomas Binney, distinguished Pulpit
Orators; Mrs. Husband and Mrs.
Hoge, Sanitary Heroines; Studies in
Physiognomy; Something for Gentle
men to Read, by Mrs. CIV. Wyllys;
True and False Marriages; Memory;
Conscientiousness, its True Functions !;
Our Religion; GradatiOns of Intellect; !;
The Races Of Man, their Origin !;
Queen Elizabeth; Toggery; A New
Steamer, Spirit of the Age; Central
Park, and the New Boulevard-illus-
trated. An interesting number. News
men have it; 30 cents, or S3 a year.
S. r. WELLS, Editor,
No. $50 Broadway, New.York.