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COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOB wOMEH
LYING IN ASYLUM,
Fourteenth street tsircle y cor nsr Of n street
Washington, DO.
This Insrt tntion has been established for the r..
cepttOn az patients who may be suffering from ala.
of such eIDaes Is may require the Comforts OF the
lying n chamber. IL
The buidi az Ia situ Atsd In the most healthy ,,.
ton Of the District, surrounded by ID, uvn
grounds. Cars pass the door every i've minutes
Terms Of sdn ission: From Sc to el0 DER weas
advance. This includes Board, Medic{nce. Me-
tcal and Surgical attendance.
AERI0AL sTAIF.
eukGEON IN CHIEF.
J. THOMPSON, N D.
roIsA Lstreet. between 10th and 2lst streess
CVNSULTlhG PHYSICIANs AND SUKGEONs
I've a: hAkNES, II. D., Surgeon General,
y 49, Billy, a p, Gsorg.spw..
IKE 4 Sr n. street. Washington.
W.P JOHNSTON n b., W asSiugton
GkAITON TYLER, II. D., 0eorgetown
r. HOWARD. n. D., street.
Orders for sdnission TO the tree beds In this hos
the surseonin chief at this ONCE "a street or
Of any OF the Medical stan, and Of the Bevs ORR
Hal. 9urley. Gillette, and Ceombs
Wives and widows Of soldiers desiring admission
viii Apply TO the Surgeon General. United States
Pstisnts hvipe ct distance whs desire 70 oem.
to this sstftutton fbr anens pri ate
rooms 6y applying by letter 20 the matron Of the
hospital. 4. ,. GILLETTE p,
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Rf COOPER LATIMER, Auc.ioneers,
- uste clerks with as @. Mcclure Co.,)
Southwest corner of Penn'a avenue and llth ST. ,
star once Building.
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s.-Editors Of the above papers will please
COPY and send their bills TO the Patent fce with
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llY NAGLE q CO., Auctioneers.
- Salesroom No. 29S Penn. avenue.
Between 9th and 10th sta

NA0LE CO. will give their person. a attention
TO TO the ,ale Of Real fs's:s and Household Furni-
Wines. Liquors, AID Merchandise Of every de-
seIiRton, Horses, Carriages. II arness, &c.
Liberal cash advances MADE on consignments.
hegoIrr sales at our salesroom every TUES.
DAf, THURSDAY: and SATURDAY, At 10
O'Clock. NAGLE on
jalltf Anctioneers
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WHAT THE sgRsEOss SAT o. THE sAMAI

Ma, Feb. 10, iSS4.-"I have great satiaaotisn IN
stsxine thss have assd The b.nAriiaa Rsmsdies'
that have used them with Judgment, discrotlen.
snA Irol:rly, and, have found thsm rsspond 20 my
eSSir oomDositi ton have the failsst CONFIDENCE d
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CrBINWAY's PIANOS,

10 600 pounds lara. SHORE GOLDFISH. "A
CO barrels No. ! nA0KBREL
Just received and for sale g ear wharf, at the
foes Of ssssashs It. B10ya sou:
dsls-n No. ass Nissa g.. -. = ssz =.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

ia Onward carry no M Harry Of The West wears to
mo 10 Muggn years 10 carry leo No. And t STAKE be- opeue
weights Three a and two to start the added money VII" not be
given. 10 oct d.
Kentuchys race against time four miles in 100 carry
ing will Doe during the meeting, but the day mas
not yet been decided on.
The American Jockey Club never put forth more
tempting programme than this, and the Autumn meeting
OF 1867 promises 10 be one OF te brightest pages III c
history of their successes
SALE OF THOROUGHBBED STOCK At JEROME PAEk
sale Of thoroughbred stock the property Ol nj. -
II. Reed took place Yesterday az jerome Park. Apout
100 buyers and other "hOr5cncn' were present. among
whom Mcssrs. Cameron, Hunter Moore, Coffee Dr
Weldon. 4. Bell, T. Puryear, j. Valentine. Armstrong
Read. Col Daniels, McGratn. Morrison, Forbes, Green
Morris The bidding spirited toward the close ana
the prices considered good.
Aue brown mare aei 1884, i mp Sapeioni dam Mss Lsnge
g old.
by bertrand bred by Dr. War6.d Marshall Anderson
500 MIS- Trustee ehenu, mare lr elrS od 10y bIs9sle 1
Mis- Trustee y imp Trustee siried TO MaTshn anderson
Rhccca by imp Glencoe, DAM sister 10 Big Aeck by Aedoc; S
Lady Spug By sDd Marshall Audsrson $500 Mr. Morris
sophia bay years DID, BY mp Bonnie Scotland dam @
chestnut mare by imp Gncor dam by imp Trustee E Si Ca
Verbua hay Old by imp knight d St George
Marshall Anderson bay horse years DID, by LeIngton dam
ARIEL; $3.50 Gray colt Uha1a three years Old by Breckenridge d1m
Breceurdg dam Ariel Ceawares DAM; 500 knchaness chest
mt inse four old by Lexington da Ellen sieman: Iu
lay N.Y. yeaE Old by Rrecknnige dam SOPHIA; $OW Mr. D1S
ing chestnut by By Breckeurdge dam Rebeca years Old S
Nj Mcirah; bay hv year old by breckenridge dam sophia 80
hch; black tr old by imp BaO6ne; dam NehenA eSz0
S535 Mr Cbsgoh bay colt year DID, by Breckenudsei dam Lazy
Sng $50 Mr. Lawrence; Bay hy year od BY BreeEenII.e
$40 MT tobi bay co IT, sucking 10y BTecAenIusr uA9 rit
chestnut fy sucking by breckenridge dam kebeca @ Mr Ne
Hauc black fy sucking Lancer dam Sophia, 5000 bay colt
sckhng BIS Breckenridge dam Lady SPang $l65 pair bay Mares BY
ST. Lawrence; dam Lady Spang, 500
warmiuster not sold, and Harrington was bought
81
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
HONE NEVIS.
THE CITY

Patrick Gallagher of No. &C Muberyst fell dead
yesterday afternoon
Messrs. H. B. Cromwell q Co. have sent to the
YeD0fesus surefffs s5lo7 49,
The G9th Regiments festival is to take place at
Jones's Wood next Monday afternoon.
The metal of the late City Hall bell is to be rccast
into 5000 pounds eac that weight having been found qe
a. effective greater
Contest having been withdrawn the late Roswell
Spme Will "ss a.miitel to probate ,sitIaa T,Jn" N I "
In the case Of the rival evening newspapers, The
T daH there was no hearing yesterday toe Recorder not
beug iu Count
The annual festival for the benefit Of the Roman
Catholic orphan Asylum to be held at The Academy oi Music 'A
aleInoon and evening
Mrs. Mary Jane Barker Of Eloyenth-aye. near
me9s5tsa,s Rf,94ii...s' '"''' waning
Mayor Hoffman has received a telegram from Pass
Christian Miss informing Of the death Of ms loiheriniasi CaL
Caares C. Hyatt United S,a'es army, commanding that post
Lincoln Council No. TO- T. l.. of A., will dedicate
Their le la No. 3 Graul Of Allen on Monday evening
ne1 Gen conway Major iagary Of this city viii
speak
The quarrymen who are blasting the deep cut at
lrosg huge iowaes aoa to the track aud thus preventing the pas
s4ge Of tLe trains
Coroner Schirmer held an inquest yesterday at
Bellevue Ito. pa body OF Michael heau Of ireland
sge S. er, WLcau accidentally and ked by track
diiyen D. john Gi,schen
Justice Hogan committed Edwin Bolisto yesterday
charge stealing so from M Lewis Of No 80 Wet Thirty
leading last the magnificent salary Of ~ per week
c.eIk IN Downtown warehouse
D.
sullivan n fe intersection q the BoweU aud
Cauals SlGn discharged barrel Of revolver Neville
before repeat utO custody eeday
Hogan committed hIn for laL
The enterprise of Saughtering cattle near the
farms Transporting The dressed oas TO this Cty by tefeer
atng cars proved practicable The 1t load Of dressed and
IRON Newark Oo dSy and found be
sound aud sweet
At the funeral of the late Mr.. Lorilard. at Grace
Church yesterday raoniug Mess. Woodward Haven John C.
Green g. Hall Fs EHa T. Davis James j. Roosevelt Sidney Mason
BeDjamiu H. Field and David Thompson palbtaFeI. The
mains taken TO Greenwood Ctmtery.
In the Court of Over and Teiminer, this morning
Cunning Bedford jc esp DnctAuoney, vii augu for trial Van
Cod indicted r murder he hi degree for having taKen the
John H. Livingston Iamaus ale house No Il Je1eTsOnt
~ O'Clock ou TIE night Of the 18Th Of Apul last
Mr.. john B. Murray, Treasurer for the American
Society The Prevention Cruelty Animals Acknowledges the
ceipt Of 0O fOu H. Il. Clatiu Co., number % smaller
or dOkntOwu wholesalers amounting 4Oy6, be
added 20 the socetys permanent iaHd
Secretary Seward arrived in this city from Wash
ngOn the early yesterday Baron S0ek The Russian Minister
c0paned lu The travellers hcakCsted With Mr Thuow Weed
They arranged to leave to-day for Goshen they will 90
AuJum
Hereafter on the second alarm for q fire, every
eOypsJ be Department not dong duty az tSe IRE VAL pieh
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
LATEST SNIP NEVIS.
PORT or NEW YORK
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Cleopatra Rogers Savannah tih inst with mdf TO Mnf
ray. Ferris Co -, IL, .., -. .., -. g.. = +
AmeS r.,---,--, Nm tn ,.,.. ..d
Steamship Ahemae Bourne Richmond and Norfolk win mdse And
pass 10 Ol Dominion steamship 20 90 O.. ~. -. IN.
d. ~ M ndse and 246 pass. toFTaneis Mcdonald Go.
Tbons Walter Barbaioes. Meynan, HumacoA H. 70
DAYS With sugar Morrison 4 Philips .,
Brg Ann of Gibraltar Hoy Malaga 81 days with fruit Sohn h.
RIG Edith Putnam jacksonville days With lvmb to Simpson
VIZ G p Geery Conku Charleston 10 days with lumber to Io
yoke L Murray
BELOW.
nt Doris bg Ponyert ,ehr Carrie st. Jago de Cubs by
piot boat ARIEL Patterson. No. IL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
e Fv,xo,soo Oct 6-Sad ships Maynard and Hemberone for
Liverpool ,,,
Ro.roS Del g-Arr,ed. steamship Neptune, New.iorh
IwpIlofE Oct 5-ArrVed sch Elizabeth Corne hng Young
b. brgs thnou NoIhtHA iehaeon
N.,v Alice Sea Breeze STOW aud LakeViIe
The northeY gale that
nce ve,,sr has driven the f0oNing vessels into this harbo
80 Stpges Wave Ida Jane David Brdgemau T. G. Has
Nh Dct Williams Bsdfed Eden NJ Barter Henry J. Wood Edwin
Wss,n Olive 81 Pets Krk Clara b. Davidson Wheaton,
II segpe Mry H. Hudson Rehcca Florence Charles Icuer Paul
Tbsnpon Margaret Rhinehelrt Eholea Be~ VII Watson Path
vav n J. Brlton Maria ilomtsf
a-S,ed steamship Wilmington from Galveston Tor Newi iofk
hg % Deyeenr Charleston for Boston lney Ann Gtoreeowu m
porpd Mountain E.gle Portland for Baltimore Mana Holmes
Gsorssosp o SewY james Msi Me'' Iade ioi Nt" lo
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
lAuIounoemenu

The CHANGE OF SEAsON.-The celebrated
hat Manufacturer KSox possesses great and remarkable inventive
~ proof Of which furnished every the introduction Of
new style ofhat production making sensation and at
tracing crowds Of purchasers stores No az Broadway
of Futon.st and No 53J Broadway
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
TIE GOLD PEN-BEST AND CHEAPEST OF PENS
M0RT0N'S GOLD PENS
TIE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.

For sale at No. % MAIDEN-LANE. New
York, and 10y every duly-appomted Agent at
the same prices.
Morton makes no Pens stamped with the
Name or Trade mark of any other; therefore,
where an Agency is established the public will
be best suited, and at the same prices, by calling
on the Agent IN all other places those wishing
the Morton Pen, must send TO Headquarters,
where their orders will receive prompt attention,
if ACCOMPANIED with the cash.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
p1SSENG FRS ARRLHED

PROM GLASGOW AND MOylLLE oct 9-lnsteamshn Eurori
W.r U,pga Miss eugh ST. aud Mrs Walker ArI Huehauan
John Thomson D. Dunlop D. s. Blair Mclucse aud WIFE,
Frsft g. D. Ererhari Gardner L. ComIhel Mn Campbell g
Dor Margaret T. Jones, John sloan Janes Man kr
Tb.ch. Forrest Caharur Egge NJ Caldwell NJ 1iimn mos
O'Nel L. Sispperl and wife and 2l0 IN the seerage.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
OF PENS: AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASTS WITH PENCILS.
The Numbers indicate sze only, No. beng the smaLe
and No " the largest.
PRICES OF PENS WITH sHyER-MoUNrED DESK
MoRTON's SECOND QUALITY.
lial u = L. Ii

These IA carats me- ana ale superior 10 any Morton
Pens made previous TO the year ls60. 80 .
Eyery PEN is stamped "A Morton, Second Quality"
and numbered.
The Points are warranted for six months except against
accident 49, s., .----.. -
a. those Of the First Quality.
raICEs or PENS AND PENS IN SILVER EXTENSION
PENCILS
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
MORTON's CnEAP GOLD PENS,

fHOE Warranted -, 49,
These Pens are 10 carats fne, ana are better Wrhs
and Durable Pens than can, without operating hol
tons Patented Machinery be produced Tor the prices even
we're the Gold furnished gratuitously
PRICES OF PENS: AND PENS IN sILVER-PLAIED EA-
TENSION CASES WITH PENCILS.
Magic Pen..........s0 so with Pencil Case. u 20
Lucky Pen. a.. with fencll Iasc..'' l -
Always Ready Pen 90. with Pencil Sase-.- l ~
Elegant Pen. l 20. with Pencil case w
Excelsior Pen. ..... so. with Pencil case % 40
These Wel-tinshed, Good Writing Gold fens with
Idosmn Points the average OF every one OF whch
will far outlast a OF the best steel fes dhog
Mev inicdrrated. aud therefore, not eTehdngedon
They not numbered. but correspond IN size 10 NOS
., 4, s, and respectively ,,-,-..,
The risk taken OF all remttances by mail in registered
letters and the safe delivery OF the goods guaranteed 10
all who send twenty cents charge for registering III sa
dition 10 the price OF the goods ordered.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
Any secure one more OF the above dod fehs
without money by getting up club. -,
sl3 so will buy......-...........s s5 worth OF iehh
Is 50 will buy .................. 80 worth OF ieha
40 90 will buy ......--......... so worth ot fchS
" srnf 10 one dddrcSsdt one hme.
On receipt OF the money, the subscriber Will se ny re
turn mall otherwise. directed Gold Zen OF ioIla
seieefuig Lhe same according 10 description Address,
A. MORTON.
No. ~ MAIDEN LANE, NEW -l0Rh'
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
MoRToN's THIRD QUALITY.

These Pens are 70 carats nc and although cheaper
al equal any goiG pens mace elsewhere as resarus
durability, elasticity and good Writing quahtek,
Every Pen stamped A Morton, Ihlrd Quality, anu
numbered. -.-,-..
The Points are warranted for months, except against
accident. -----. - ,....
The Cases are made Of Coin silver but are not as heavy
as those OF the First Quality.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
MoRToN's FIRST QUALITY.

There prrs &c fine. and arc pointed with tho
bcat lrdOsmn Points. carefully selected and mono
of this quality is sold with the slightest imperccuon
which skin and the closest scrutiny can detect
Every Pen is stamped a. Morton, First Quality and
numbered.
accident.
The Gases are made OF Coin Silver and FOR this quality
are extra heavy and strong.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
CAUSE
AND
EFFECTS.

IP HOFFs MALT EXTRACT HEALTH BEVERAGE PROVES
IT'S GREAT VALUE As A DIBTETTC. EOURISHEG AND HEAL
ISG REMEDY BY IT'S ENORMOUS CONSUMPTION THROUGH
OFT THE WORLD DURING THE PAST EIGHTEEN YEARS
II TIE SCIESrlTC BODIES or ALL CIVILIZED COUN-
TRIES HAVE UNITED lN ITS PRAISE. AND BESTOWED UPON
IT'S ORIGINATOR MANY MEDALS ASD DIPLOMAS;
~ THE Most EMINENT PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND TT II
THEIR Practice TO THEIR DBBlurATED PATIENTS, AND
TO THOSE SUFFERING FROM DISEASES OF THE THROAT
CHEST AyD LUNGS OR AFFLICTED WITH DYSPEPSIA, FOUL
STOMACH LOSS or APPETITE. ETC;
II ITS INTRODUCTION ISTO THE PRINCIPAL HOSPITALS OF
EUROPE ASD AMERICA HAS DONE WONDERS, As THE OPFI.
CGAL REPORTS WILL TESTIFY
THEN WE FEEL THAT THE AMERICAN PUBLIC ARE JUSTI
FIED IN THEIR APPRECIATION or IT'S GREAT VALUE AND ~
THEIR DISCRIMINATION BETWEEN HOFFS MALT EXTRACT
HEALTH BEVERAGE AND THE INNUMERABLE SoCALLBD
REMEDIES AND TONES or THE DAY; BUT HOFFS MALT
EXTRACT HEALTH BEVERAGE HAS BEEN STEADILY
INCREASING IT'S CONSUMPTION FOR THE PAST EIGHTEEN
YEARS AND Is MORE POPULAR TO-DAY THAN EVER.
AND WHEREVER INTRODUCED HAS MET WITH WELL
MERITED SUCCESS.
HOFFS MALT EXTRACT DEPOT. no so BROADWAY NEW.
YORK. SOLD by DRUGGISTS ASD GROCERS ORDERS Exc
CUTED BY MAIL PRICE 20 PER DCZ.i sll FOR TWO DOz
43OFOR6DOZ.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
AQUATIC.
YACHT RACE AT GowANUs BAY.

NAClIT RACE At GOWANUS BAY.
Yacht race came off yesterday from lvOrys Hotel,
Bay among yachting than
which taken place this year viii be remembered by the
TRIBUNE that the regatta Saye n " Sept
q Matte belonging tbe Bayonue Yacht Club
the winning boat and that the Polynesia belonging 10 the BROOKLYN
Yacht Club capzei The yesterday the result OF the
Sacrye Affair." Ii appears that the BROOKLYN wished 10 match the
Pol sail against the Matte for $500 to which the Bayonne Club
coud be made the Brooklyn would sail
only Gowaul Bay to which the Of the Matte would not agree
though they offered choice Of ground which offer not
taken But being stated that alta be gotten up ST owaaus
which the POLYNESIA determined 10
the Matte notwithstanding that person unused 70 the currents 10
that Of would labor under disadvantage sailing boat
Accordingly announced take place YESTERDAY 100
entrance le for all so'ggei boats the winner to take tle purse
entered The following
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
In TIuE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
| OF OCT 3
| TIE ROMAN REVOLUTION,
In TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT. 81
JUSTICE TO LINCOLN,
En- TEX WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP OCT
TRUNIBULL ON SUFFRAGE.
In THE VVEEALY TRIBUNE
OF OCT 3
WHAT 1.-THE SOUTH AWAITS,
In TIHE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT
LIFE INSURANCE,
AND ITS POPULAR ESTIMATION,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT
CONTINENTAL HARyESTS.
1m lkAE w EEAAE IKEESlNE
OF OCT .,
| POLITICS AND LIQUOR,
In TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT. q
THE TRIAL OF IMPEACHMENT,
I'm TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT. 3
ORGANIZATION AT THE SOUTH,
In TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT
THE DEBT STATEMENT,
Erery Reader Of THE Daily Tribune ,sos,S Sab
scribe for TAe Weekly Tribune TO FIIe.
GEN. SHERIDAN IN BOSTON,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF ocr &
EDITORIAL NOTES.
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or OCT
NEW PUBLICATIONS-DANTE,
BOOKS OF THE WEEK NOTICED.
In THIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT. .
THE ANSWER-A POEM by JOHN G. WHITTIER,
I'm TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT.
THE QUEENS BOOK
EARLY YEARS OF THE PRINCE CONSORT
I'm TLEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT .
SCIENCE-GAS FROM COFFEE,
MANIFESTATION SOLUTION,
BRONZE AND STEEL ORDNANCE
POISONING BY PHOSPHORUS, &c,
En THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
oP OCT
INTERESTING FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.
I'm THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
or OCT a
Those ~AO hare Land, for Sale shomId .zdserf,e sp
Tse ueekIg Tribune.
MINING-CALIFORNIA, NEVADA &c, &c,
In THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
POET q
DEATH OF ELIAS HOWE, Jr, THE
INVENTOR OF THE SEWING CHINE,
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OF OCT. o
ELECTION INTELLIGENCE,
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OF OCT.
Escry EDsrson srko kGs . Fars. for SaEe ssoSIsa
.s5rerfise fs ghe Ss'sek!y Tribune. Hs
Circulation d Greater hsSn Ekas
of any other .VeaEspGyer.
FOREIGN NEWS,
SOUTHERN NEWS.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
WASHINGTON NEWS.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
POLITICAL,
I'm TEE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF OCT .
Tho,e Wanting TO P"rcha'e Farm" 'so"'d .sd-
rerfise d, The Tribune.
THE FARMERS CLUB ON
DISEASED CIIERRY-TREES,
LAND IN SOUTHERN NEW-JERsEY,
PATRICK's IMPROVED PUMP,
SWEET AND SOUR APPLES,
BLACK-EYED WHITE PEA,
TO CURE GARGET IN COWS,
RAsPBERRIES FROM SEED.
FRUIT IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS,
SOUTHWEST MISSOURI, &c,
In TEIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

"The Pen is Mighher than the Sword
New-York tribune., 1867-10-10

Yr1teTI-T InT E1lTF 'lI'sf sfI0T " IIT
m oIktl that she had attempted 20 steal RON several
Hohokeu slopmen
SEYMOUR, Conn.-The body OF Sheldon llurd
wa, found 10 the Nauauek Monday. Hu though nearly 70
years DID, supposed 10 have committed suicide and 10 have lont 20 m
te most deliberate determined De- a.
t,pted 10 lin once and another tine by
casting himself INTO we'll
MILFORD. CONFINES Anna +. Dickinson. Is to
deliver hp new lecture Idiots ard Women before tie G. Asso
ciltion o Miion, tAs evening.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY for January,
has the first instalment of Charles
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mans Explanation, written expressly
for the Atlantic Monthly. 1t also has
the following contents: The Wife; An
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Lewis Diman. By-Wsys OF Europe; A
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By Ralph Waldo Emerson. In the Twi-
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w. d. Howells. Hawthorne in the
Boston Custom House; From the In
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and Modern Art; By Eugene Benson.
Reviews and Literary Notices.
The Atlantic Monthly is published by
Tickpor and Fields, Boston, at Four
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THE GALAXY for January, contains
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Christmas in Old England and New; by
Edward Everett Hale. Elisabetta's
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Burgoyne in New Light; by William
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27
The Great Pictorial Annual.

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in its pages, which are also interspersed with
pictorial illustrations valuable receipts for the
household and farm, humorous anecdotes, and
other instructive and amusing reading matter,
original and selected. Among the ANIMALS To
appear with the opening of the year, this will be
one of the most useful, and may be had for the
asking. Send for copies TO the Central Manu-
factory at Pittsburgh, Pa, or to the nearest
agent. for H0STETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS. The BITTERS are sold in every city,
town and village OF the United States.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-12-27
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MARRIED:

: On Wednesday evening, December 25th, 1867,
at the residence of the brides father in Buffalo
township, Brooke county, Mr.. w. NJ Wilson.
to Miss FLORENCE T., eldest daughter OF
James Wilson, Esqr., all of Brooke county
The young pair whose union we record have
our best wishes for their prosperity and happi'
ness. They have been united at propitious,
occasion. MERRY Christmas" is doubly merry
to them, In that it witnesses the joining together
of their bright destinies, never to be sundered
while life remains,
The congratulations of hosts of friends attend
their union, and If kind wishes can avail they
will never know distress. Now that their LOT
is forever one, so we trust may nothing ever
occur to mar its felicity. Living long and peace
fully in the bondage of the blessed tie, may
they find truth in the poets words:
There's bliss beyond all that has ever
been told,
when two that are linked by one heav
emily tie,
with heart never changing, brow never
cold
Love on all through all ills, love on til
they die"