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New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY IN NET
YORK

VALUATION AS EQUALIZED BY THE BOARD OF
ASSESSORS.
We publish below the equalization of property
in this State in accordance with the following resolution
adopted by the Board of Equalization:
Res0lred, That the valuations now fixed by the
Board OF Equalization, and hereto annexed, and amount
ing in the aggregate to the sum OF s64 o7725 be- and
the hereby adopted approved aud certified as
equazed aggregate valuation OF the real and per
solal property each Of the several Counties OF this
State and that the same duly certified by the Chairman
and Secretary this Board be deposited IN the Office or
the Controller as the assessed amount upon which the
said Controller is compute the State tax for the year
1867 and that the SAID equalization made upon each
separate County entered the book Of minutes OF the
proceedings Of this Board.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE DRAMA.
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF mUsI

BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
A very large audience greeted the produc-
ton of 90 Caste" at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music last
evening by the Florence company The piece was pre-
sented with all the furniture originally used at the Broad
way Theater and acted with cast of parts
How well it acted need say. having already
done ustice to Mr MarlOwe Hoc'ee Mrs Chanfrau
Esther and Mrs Florence Polly EccieS-the chief fea-
es of the perfOrmanceand to the other presentations
ali of which good. Mr.. Daydge had. of course;
niece was warmly welcomed. 1t will be repeated To-
night
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE FENTAN CONGRESS.

CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 5.-Thc Feniau Con
ress succeeds keeping It's proceedings TO Itself ana u
s impossible TO elicit anything bearing upon the purposes
Of the brotherhood for the future learn however that
nothing was done to-day that would prove of general
pubc interest the business being mainly routine and
having reference the adoption Of measures Tor more
thoroughly perfccting the Organization particularly the
military branch. Tie OF President Roberts "a
detailed i'm h, address meets with the unanimous IN
dOr.cment of the Congress.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
NORTH CAROLINA.
TIE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

vi
RALElGH. y. c., Sept. 5.-The Republican
Convention assembled TO-DAY. and a more thorough
and permanent organization OF the party throughout the
State was effected The morning session was very
stormy and many speeches were made. most Of them
favorng proscrpton Of Rebels and the cOnscatOn OF
their property Marshal GOodoe earnestly defended tho
southern whites and deprecated cOuiscdtOn lie warned
the freedmen of the dangers surrounding them
No platform has as yet been adopted, hut resolution
referring roncaton and kindred measures 10 Congress
for its action was carried by tremendous majority,
amid vOcifcrous cheering.
The Convention meets again tonight
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06

Piymister Richard Washington
has been detached frnm the Norfoll
Nsyy-iarl, and ordered 10 settle hi'
accounts, 10 take eject Septen
Der ~.
Pavinaster Mexican Buchanan ha,
been detached from the Ohio, aud
ordered 10 settle accounts, to take
effect Sept. 30.
Passed Assistant PavInaster X. u.
Rodney has been detached from the
school.ship Constitution. aud or
dered 10 settle his accounts, 10 take
effect Sept 30.
Paymaster Thomas +. Caswell
has been ordered TO duty at the Nor
folk Na,y.Ysri, FROM and after
Sept 30.
Paymas,er ". II. Anderson has
been ordered TO the Constitution
from auJ after Sept 5o.
Paymaster Joseph A. Smith has
been ordered 10 tue Ohio, from aud
.rrr Sept. J0.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE COTTON CROP.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Sept. 5.-The reports of the
Sea Island cotton dscouragng along the South Caro-
lima coast. The rain and worm have made great havoc.
Reports from the Georgia say that the worm has
only appeared on islands the other islands
pect fair crop The estimated crop last week 900
pounds this week only 10000 pounds The rains continue
but the reports from the interior good and fair
are expected OF Upands No Sea island cotton has
bse received
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Tnfnl -. 81 III. .7OaOg2 80 lO4 Gg3 Sl.6i4lOi q

s4'-7I I0lIV'- sf-0fJff700 SIlytfV'f'
STATE OF Ne,c York We do hereby certify the forcgO-
ing be- transcript OF the original resolution
tins day adopted by the Board OF Equalization APP
pears upon the minutes " said Board and the whole
said resolution.
Witness hands at the City OF Albany, this 9Th day
o. September, 1867. FRANCIS C. BARLOW,
President OF the Board Oi Equalization.
EBENEZER BLAKELEY,
Secretary Of the Board of Equalization.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
GEORGIA.
UEUItUIA.
MORE LETTERS FROM b. II. HILL.

MDKL LETTERS TKUM D. TT. HILL'
AUGUSTA, Ga, Sept. 5.-Ben Hill is writing
series OF letters TO Grant in reply 20 Gen Pope IN
which he asserts that respectable white man III the
South approves military bills constitutional. right.
Just desirable the uucandid accept, the candid re-
ec none APPROVE all desplse The first article Will ap
pear In The Chronicle tomorrow. and be followed by
nth.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
CANADA.
TIE ELECTIONS.

MONTREAL, Sept. 5-The elections to-day
passed on ouicty Carriers majority is b67; Notices
majority 5OI TIL Volunteer Cavalry and guards OF the
Governor. g eneral patrOled the city, and Policemen
mounted under onmand Of their chief were also on
guard at dinercntyards MCGEE will speak at the Law
renee Han touighi
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
ALBANY cTrLn MARKET

ALBAN Sept 5The trade cattle has been quite this week
there berg pretty sharp demand bc,h for Brh,ou and hes York
Prices advanced e y ~ live weight the poorest ami &c
ts beat The cattle averaged poor as to qga there beng only W
Sleep neglected 405c Lsmb 81 g6c supply 2 heat
moderate 6ta5c light grass fed s,ste snI
Michigan aud 7d7,c for light to heavy cornd Illinois Receipts
heal
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
NAVY GAZETTE.

Lieut.. Commander o. F. Stanton.
detached from the command Of the
Tahoma on the 2lst Of August. aud
granted leave Of absence for three
months. Acting Second Assistant
Engineer John f. Hilliari. honor
ably discharged from the 2lth ult
and VIM. Welker. from the 23th ult
Acting Third Assistant Engineers
p. b. Dick, and James McNlb have
been placed on leave for discharge.
Acting Frs! Assistant Engineer
Geo. b. Orswell. and Acting Second
Assistant Engineers A. J. Dotv. T.
W. Hlnetine, aud ID. Gibepon have
been discharged.
Lieut.. Commander r. r. Duer. De.
tached from Me- CanandAigua from
the 2lst Of August, aud placed on
waiting orders. Assistant Pay.
master John =. Turbel, ordered TO
the Marble Head.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06

amount OF sli0 The above amount came into my pos
while in the service OF the Government ana prop
ery belongs 10 the Government Of the United states
49," "THoMAs MOORE
Jerry Black and Robert J. Walker were vlsltors at
the White House to-day. Both were INDUCED Win
long interviews
Information has been received at the Navy Depart
ment that the yellow fever Is rapidly increasing at
Pensacola Fla Assistant-Paymaster j. W. Fairfield
of the steamer Tacony had just died of yellow fever
The steamer Tacony had been ordered North.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE STATE OF TRADE.

MEMPHIS Tnn Sent esna4lc. Super6ne Flour SO
81 SI 50 III Oats 12e Pork go Hams 81 d2Jc
esr sides And hm at Lsrd
iJi 0lae. !,
CiscxSAr 5Four stesd but uacbansedi the ensad
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
Spttial Qotitrs.
Gull Cntchlng.

Quite er business this Some s' caught vth hu@b.s
some With another time PHALOS'S NIGHT BLOOMING
CERRUS-owng the fame Of the original Aree-proe pretty
good bait sr us the tricks counere have been
thoroughly veated through press game pei
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE WEATHER.

REslRKs-rhe Thermometer lowest early Tlo 18th from
II u overcasi 5hmorning oyereast little erIiy rain from
cloudy: hh drifEy at 81
clony VERY saltry ptm. Of 3th Lightning
Intervals the w from 10 IN Of the ith to- Of the 5h
clOudy cloudy guay Evening 10 II
overcast slight rain IT cloudy gusi Lightning the W sod
y frnnnTf fn 4
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
THE pFpOpTED RUPTURE BETWEEN THE PI,EsI-
DENT AND GEN. GkANI.

The Boston Posts Washington special says ::
rImor OF high words at the White House" gener
ally discussed in our streets to-day "wednesday and it
was asserted and confidently believed that Postmaster
General Randall and Gen Grant. happening TO meet IN
the President audience chamber had some sharp words
on the Proclamation published this morning, and IN which
the President participated authorized to say that
the story is without any other foundation than the fact
that these two gentlemen did meet stated The inter
view between them entirely pleasant nor wss the
subiect of the ProcamtiOn mentioned.
The correspondent OF The Boston Advertiser says: In
this interview Whie the subject OF reconstruction, 1t
n understood that Grant said 20 the President that
but his stubborn opposition the Constitutional amend
ment would have been adopted, and the ten excluded
States would have been in the Union. NOtwith-
standing the legal difficulties thought yesterday 10 be III
the way Of Gen Grants removal IL almost certain
that he will be out OF the War Office within few days
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
FIRES.

FALSE ALARM AT NIBLO'S THEATER.
Last evening. a few minutes before the cur
tain rose on the performance OF the BLACK Crook NJ
Nblos Thcaer Of the gasppes IN the front lobby
found 10 be leaking. causing an offensive Odol 10
discover the exact place ~ the leak one OF the work
attached 10 the theatT passed lighted match over the
pipe. As was expected, the leaking iguiied by
stander became frightened and raised the cry Of FIRE.
needlessly alarming the audience The leak having been
agceraned the fame eXtinguished, and the cOiu-
sion subsded after which The performance went on
usual
AT BRANTFORD.
BRANTFORD, Sept. "a fire this morning on
Colbornet destroyed i've stores with portions OF stock
Total loss S15.OO0 partially insured.
EIGHTEEN STORES BURNED AT GRAND KAPIDS,
WIS.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. 5.-Eighteen OF the prln-
cipl stores at Grand Rapids, WIS, burned last
night The Clinton House included In the conhagra-
ton.
IN DAVENPORT, IOWA.
CHICAGO, Sept "a fire at Davenport, Iowa,
on Tuesday morning destroyed property OF the value oi
$l25OO The principal losers are Pine Conner, groces,
S22 OOO Wash6urne and Hendee, stores, &C. s2lVo Ben
4 son. dry goods $35 600 Goodwin d Bsscl, hardware
S22OOO The insurance will about $4,000 OF the
losses.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
ImnarInnI 10 Rurcherr.

BUTCHERS AND DROYERS TAKE NOIICE-That Specs Meet
ing will Assembly Rooms Nos 2si and 29j Bs
ey on SATURDAY sept H. o'clock the Butchers
Dfov Of TIE CITY which meeting all interested
the protection the rights Of persons and property Of the citizens
of th, ctv opposed specially
Inscriptions and Commission regardless Of ths
rights seeking deprive Of ,h
nnuty gauing livelihood beef x
deprived of luxury DO NOT FAIL TO
ATTEND business OF the will before
meeting which will be undertaken 10 aside and
orders anl pocsmatons the Commission
agents BY order OF the CoGauti--
New-York tribune., 1867-09-06
WASHINGTON.

MEETING OF THE NATIONAL UNION JOHNSON
MrNr-ACrIvITY OF THE WHITE HOUSE
IoHBY-ILLNEss OF GEN. GRANT-A LASH
ING FOR THURLOw WEED.
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tn r v. EissfJ A. wilsn wi'l send
TREE ~ ehsrgsl - ~ who desire II. lie
prssc'Ipiiop vi no directions FOR making
srd us'ng HI slmple ssmsdy BY which he
~as cured - lung affection aud ,haf
dfrrd cisfsse 9 n-Dsap'ion. HE oniv %
isc' l. % benefit The effected and he
hopes every sufferer will nv hls remedy.
=. y viii eos' ih-m nothing. and msy proys
> pleasing. Parties Wishl.g be pre.crp-
'ion ssrR. ~ rr,nrn m.ii. An n.ss.s 81
iress REV EDWARD a. WILSON.
NJ l6j Oh 3 cond S'see'.
w'll,aa-hu :. Kings Co. New York
MY Is 1857
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VIfns Tm~s' spt c.s, says tho Pre.i
sf"'s position On seconstruc ion 10 plant,
sss'sd 70 The ,dvice h. g,ses Souihesnrt.
ps'donsd under The recen, amnesty proch
msuen he 'els them he can 10, re,pru
1ee''ss'ioa, wiibou' running the risk u i'm
peschmens. lie siso states ih.t The prs
nulss'ion Of 'as s@nrs'y procls m.,ioo i
properly managed, would result 10 disrupt,
Ing Tho Republican parry
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" IL one seusfe IL hi. CITY. asst week.
40 industrious fathers we're pr~sentcd b,
sh'"'sistly industrious wives, ai,h ,r,pler.
And three other fathers ~-rs presrn,sd i,
theH better hslvr. with tsins-s.i bm.
The dsousb corr sem 70 very .er.,usly ~.
'ec' The baby crop in ihs' locality IL 49,
other sqosrs seven male children have Den
born 10 the psst three weeks We ain
soon Dc ready for sooihs : var ~ this raj
o. increase 10 the male popu ion Ns~
Albany ledger.
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INFORMATION

Inform 'fion goar.n'rrd a. produce lux
u'isn' growth Of hair upon bid hssd %
bssrdl .. fac. slso reep- for the remove,
~ Pimpes. Bhachss. E,up'ions, etc on
he kin leaving The same soh. clrs', and
bs.u'i'ul. csn BE- ob'sinsd WITHOUT chssg-
by addressing.
T!i0S + CHAPMAN Cnrs,sr,
1913 Broadway. New York.
Srpi. - is67-sn
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- Inc corner stone VI the osw Ca,ho
hc C''h.drsIo q Hoy Cro~s. curnrr u M,l
osa End Washington Ste. Boston. vac is,c
80 dass since with imprcsive ccremoo.
20 Archbishop McCiosky, u No Y ~
delivered ,hs address. The C.,ne.r., n" :.
s''ssa go million and ha!i dylIars, iaciu
ding tho cost 0. .be Land.
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" ue"rrai Ur-nt consinurs 10 q. dsm
sging blv~ssgsinst STA sr,a's chsnces !.
s-'nstsseMenf 10 'h- wsf ,tiic~ lie hssi-
sueo another rsirsnchnen' order. cu,tu.
dove ne price 81 tie 1 mmu'sd ragon ton
Que d liar 90 niiy cents. sod ,h- cu,amu,s.
''oa ios quss'efs from SIS % ~ Der non,A
GsAs1 ss- ne 70 srRu. ,hsi the susesr sa,
70 kesr STAsr sui Of b.. sruauon IL /.
cut under ~. prices. s.d thus d-mYnsirst
he wss'e'ulInsss % the peoples molr,
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A. * NIL wonrar ~ la,1Ar, :

Az * NIL WsnTar ~ lai1Ari =
The Democracy ~ Ass-sshu.eu~ hs,-
nom'ns'ed Tor Governor linn = zoe,
Adams. s'n ~ CharIer Ffsnc.. Adsn~. Nin
% nose Minister 10 Lupis.J. qua grsnn. I.
sf'z Pres'dsn' jobn = ancs Ad,ms a.
Adsms 10 . worthy inh-rno. ~ di-irrvuisi.
cd nsGiss. sud ~ Ole ts4eu's and cnsrsc,es
osos r." 20 Pefpciuaie - snn,hsr . n~ra
Zion ~ gioflr- o' HI family H. pe.si,es i.
= sn ind-psndrns R~puoicsn. Who h.s d.
eoIr s'fgus'sc - ne corruption u ~ bar.
- one - ~ sx'frmr sieas on Ma i,aas
and State p,acy !u- y m0rr,cy u ~
CID by s,ste nssr eI.psysJ a prscte.t
ssgsciy hat i worthy u I'M .sucn 10 ,ho.
, v'os --'deucr 81 their desperation 10 un,,.
~Hh To-rsl men Of ~ parties - ". s,hroN
ne coffnp' Uipst,n which INV f..ss III
country. Cincinnati = qIvsr.
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1.-the Jacob in 'pa,icn.rs sxscu,v,
somm'''es hsse fxod on cbic-go az H.
place Tor holding the ok, presidential con.
vso''on ofshst parry. The J.cobrus Do
go their ssreer Of president mskiag 10
enIcsvo. i appropriate that they saos,d
end y here. --Chicsgo Truce.
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EXTRACT Or a LErrER r ON

p whence Az. M.s IL. 1886
pr 'nHs buLt I semi vnu $50 'o-
cFoens lrTTEss pea-s s-nt ms, /, v iii
r"rl" 20. si'~r ps,inc frsigh'. - c.Iurhus
Mas reva been 'fpnhl. a ~ several
v'~rs 9Th irdiges'ien: bsye bad 10 rske
piils sv-rv ighi ~ 'sn ~ fineen YEAR:
ard IN 7 hrn-rs. 1854 ca attacked viii,
genera pa--iv-ia ! ~.s confined 10 ,oy
r'ori far he lsac. ~ The year and. in
SCI continued N very wa-k and r-rvous
r"ndi'ia" nn'il -nme two rnr.fh- since When
-. ~ nnd-r IN orrr~sinr. and Won,
g. i-o. = '.ar- for '-aa'me.. c,mmenc
~ mnrn,i-- right assy. and an p,s,.y veil
:" 'af.d. N'n'-. truly, A. l. NEAL
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'nn'~v'lle XIV Nv % 1904
received mis- d.y the following. iron,
iarr caster k.n'nckv:
DR Inv Bril-; Pies . sand me- il h.s,e.
s'R lY ows u-E. esR -ovss IN gonr & Ad,or
b"'ers have tried N ~ and foa rhem
~ VI" risio FOR them 1hev are curing
mc o. concentration of I'm, Standing.
lrnrs '-soer'sniir
q w SuINDLEBOWEn
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Denomination. ~ Oc'o' ~ Ii, 1854.
On. JoEs RrLr: We mode AZ .-..nce
m"n' "l'h von' rger' July - lrss 10,
-~i'nr YOU '-dfen B''srs. ard sre sbnn'
.p'd n'f. We wan' Zone cre.s) twelve
NnvT- more without delay We are inv =
dnrinn 'hsm readily. and think they snrser
= good pr.,n.e
De~ HOGG & cR0THERs.
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CONFIDENTIAL

Ib1hdATrs
FIR ". kAanlEp
Sent FREE. ia zeal
ed envelope. on %.
ceir' q 10 Cents.
Address
Dr. E II FOOTc.
su'nor ~ Modest
Common Ss-.s -Bmt
90 vsgsr 81 30. -.n,
hv Mil NJ 10
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JASPER COURIER.



The Democss'Ic Ss,ie Convention thl.
riosnina es.sc5 ,ssoIn'irn. rledgs,e N
Osmoessey - ssels'm Ns~ 20 from N.
aissule an6 ~~r,uf'i.r : she As., csu "
ssssosssics md CONSTITUTIONAL cove,rm ~:
thst IN na'ionsi dsh'.i. ~. SOCIAL aAn,.
ton for NE ssts mr'ion ~ The sdn,I, j-,,s,io,
X list ne hcrssi co'l.~,ion and ao,hcs.I.,
cssesensss. ths sq,s'Iv ~ 'x.,ion ara
currency Il Or ne ben.A ~ III cserls /.
snd they 6snc.rce she ,6,,ts az The Rspuh
hesr party 70 retain n. peSes \ h..n..,o
- b. nil'is,y sosre and IL. di.fr.reh..
msnt Of the whrss - On ou,r,s- on
Democss'lc PsiorIpie.. and m attempt a.
UNDERMINE nd dss'roy ,hs R.publi.. .no
@s'ls'ne ihe re'ussi 70 sul mi, ,hs Question
Of negro suiffses 10 'h~ people 80 COW rdl.
evasion Of the Il pnhlerans. ,hst in ~.
espscl'y Of eorrup'np. legislative d.gred-
ton ana revenue demorsl ,'ion. l. : PROT
thst the Republicans are incao,bl- ~ sov
esn'na the county. calling on ~ red.r.ii
-
shs adopted ci' s'ns are entitled 10 o,o,sc
ton. u oppose HE excise La sn6 n,pinel
ts repeat, aud y Ind. up with fhsnas u n
soldiers md ssilors
The following ticket w.@ nomi a.ed
fos Secretary OF State. Il MIRA N.iso.
o. Du'ehsss uny.
= moroIisr Judss ~ r. Area. !, o..
ego. Ifr"'sf-r. Wa.s.ef n ..'a.. OF
''eos". Attorney G'trr \. N. III n.l,sn
" A'rgbe"y. > a. L 40. VI. Rcb \
"o"d. of Wa,se, S'-t- Pr-an l..y,r
o''o'"o" Sen =, . l. M. Z 80 comn.,s-io..
~ 1oh". d F,, u - "A. Jddg- cn,r
VI Appeals. M.rip q ~, u Al yhrn,
= S'sss cs"sf 80 = .an's.re 49, .spout.
Z vernon 5 ymur m,de ,be closing
'eevch When the coosenlou NJ, urn 4.
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CONSUMPTION DURABLE By DR..
ScHENck'S MEDICINE.

SrHENck's MEDICINE.
TO CORE rONSt MPriON. the system
mast ~ prepared % ,h-s The lungs vii
heal ~ accomplish this. rne liyer an,
stomach '"us' ara BE- cieans-d aid an 90.
petite cresied tor gnnd wholescne 70, d
mich ty these med.cin = will BE- digestec
of"perl-. and gnod nssliy blood msde: rhu-
nuildIrg up ne constitution SCIlENCk'S
MANDRAKE PILLS cleanse The stonsch
n ~ bislvus Or mucous accumulation; and
~ useinr the SEA Wed Tonic ia connec
ton. The anpe'iir is restored.
ScHENCK'S PULMONsC SYRUP /.
nuiriclous az well % medcine, and. BY us
ing me stree rsmedirs. an impurities are
xpriied ircm the system. and good, whole
-cmr bIop msdo. which will sapei all die
.sse. n ps,ieuis will take these medicines
'ccurding 20 directions. Consumption YER,
'rrquently in i : ias' ssage yields rea Nv t,l
heir action. Tskc the pills ir.qu~ath
~ 81. an-e the iiv,r and stomach IL doe.
not follOw that D~csr use the bowels are no,
c s'Iss, they are not =. CURED. Tor svmci im--
- d'a'rl - hey are not necessary. The
-iomssh must be kept neuI'hy. ard On sp.
petite created 10 allow the pnlmonic S,rup
. SCI on The rrspwator organs property snd
alIay any irritation. Taen all that u re-
luired 70 perform perm ,nent cure ia. to
prevent taking cold Exercise sbou, The
'ooms as much q possible. eat ell The rich
- TODD --iai mea game. and. ia fAcf. sny.
ming The appetite c'av-s, bur DO particular
nd "s-'Ic.'e ~ell. [ssd v. CO. mo 1r.
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Z vernon 5 YIN m,de ibs closing
seevcl' when the coosenlon NJ, ora L.
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Marriagc and Cclihaey.


A Grn'esnao who suffered for yesrs iron
~ YOU. Debility. Prrmr'use Decay. and all
The sfrcts Of youthful lndi-cretion, viii. TO,
The sake o. suffering humaoiy. send Tree 10
al Who need y, lie recipe snj direc,ious for
making The simple remedy BY which he ~ss
cured 8 fiersrs wishing 10 prof, BY 81.
siser'isef's experience, can 10 90 BY 3D..
dressing. in psr'ec' co,fi fence.
JOHN B. OGDEN az Cedar
Nav i8 fsG7v Stree, NV Y~k.
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n. P. WILLIS once asserted that all
authors should serve year of apprentice
ship in newspaper office, saying, with
truth that there was no such effectual
analysis as the process of type setting.
As the conpositor takes up letter by let
ter, of a long or complex sentence, he be-
comes most critically aware of where the
sentence might have been shortened to
save his labor. He detects repetitions,
becomes impatient of redundaneies, rec
ognizes careless or inappropriate use
of expletives, and soon acquires habit
of putting an admirable value on clear
ness and brevity. 1t would alter tbe
whole character of American literature
if authors were compelled before legally
receiving copyright, to have given one
year at the compositor'sa case. The art
of nice punctuation is'also acquired in a
printing office, by which a<tyle is much
more tasteful. "@
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-09-07
The Tribune on the Democracy.

The Tribune in late issue discusses
the chances of the destruction of the
world, as foretold by Adventists, and
believes that there will be some time yet
before the final smash-up. It encour-
ages itself in that belief by citing numer-
Gus instances OF longevity in persons and
things long after the date which was
supposed to be their uttermost limit of
existence. AS aspecimen of its reason
ing, and as giving moreover its opinion
on an important subject, we subjoin the
following off it be any comfort to our
readers, we should remind them of the
slowness with which most mortal things
decay. We say nothing of the pyra-
mids; we lay no stress upon the spiced,
and swathed, and skillfuIly begummed
mummies; we make no reference to flies
in amber; but we would point to the
Democratic party rs wonderful instance
of vivacious persistence. To mark how
it fingers must be an encouragement to
those who are advancing toward senility
and who are still 10th to depart. 1t
stays to give kind of sophistical con-
tradiction to the notion that all things
must have an end. It is as if you
should amputate a mans legs and arms,
take out his brains, remove his general
interior apparatus, and then find him
running about as lively as ever, borrow
ing your money, and calling upon you
every day at dinner-time. Except upon
the, gronnd of the innate depravity of
human nature, there is no reason why
there should be any Democratic party at
this moment; yet there it is, full of n
vigor which confounds our knowledge
of lenses, and puzzles us to determine
whether it shall be put in a present, a
prefer imperfect, or preterit category.
The world may be. destroyed, but it is
our opinion that the Democratic party
will go first a. .ar.as - -.