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New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
STATE oy Yrw YouS oV rHs skcssr,Sy Sg srTE
KI,O TIE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF

slN'h " ''" '' ALBAsY, July q, 1867 .
rI,O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
NEW YORK-Sir Notice Is hereby given that at thr GeneIa
El,c,op 10 held this state the IuhSDal sic'rsus
MopAy of November following ohcers are TO be elected
A In the place OF Francis' o. bato"
AComnttoler In he place Of Thomas liilh0use
A Treasurer In the place Of Joseph How land ,,,
An Atornr, .(rnrrA the place Of John H. Martnise;
st,te Eugturrr SuTyeyor In the place oi j. fhI
Canal ssoner. in the place Of Franklin a aos,
An p.p.eor of state Prisons 10 the place oil pam n.se.
nd The Court Appeals In the place ns.smhsr
,r,s oG once viii expire tue last day OF Deeeos ' IN
a. Inc. Of the Supreme Conrt for the M % 80 oo The
,h nI,cs Of William H. Leonard whose term oil once WI"
last December next . m cat -,b and 9Th Senate Districts
romnYisnR he County VI Ne~-iorA
'""P"'"b W. cogSrY TO sE kLEcfHD'
Twenty.one members Of Assembly;
M MShsIn 1,sYI n The plaee Of william c. Connsr , u
,ony y ~ IL Marine Court In the Place of bdmnpu u
in of John Bree ana oIs
a.. snn.r,i.or in place Of Joseph NioI, apP' ~
nsv rsn.,d by the gnation Of AlcSanier Shs'"
nj place OF A. oakry -. ID p,.1.
Incs Of Common Pleas IN ths p ~
Of The Superior Court in the place o' '"'" ' "u'
and ClAudus |. Mcneil -, ur.o q Cover John wilder and
GAbhr .,,ra the tday of December
VERAsCIS e. BARLOW Secretary Of State.
IN on,, cty and county Of Ne'c' orr S. hefeo ee'uV
~ ~ he true copy the original noec receiver D, ne 'h u'
TIE ano' ~ state Dated New York August !" oI
from te S KFIY Sheriff the CITY aud County New York
.,.ne not officially authorized 70 puo,n Va" hoos N no' "
Nessp'gEi Npm g"y II, inseriion.-Chap iSo Laws OF IN"
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gtsal nOtit,s.


NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ County of New YokJohN KELLY sssTa M 81 hr ny and
outy Of View Yok anst BENJAMIN HONLAND ahi Nahamsl
avdpn the President Directors aud Company Of the stale hAn
south The Bank south Carolina Ihs President ana
tr Bank OF the South Carolina The Peoples Bank OF sonh
,a The President Directors and COMPANY Of the BANK Of AugusA
George Bancroft, jr-Amenied Summons oi
R,ef-To defendants above named; You erebg sunmoheu
this action which was on tbe Ioh
G M Int gt; se In e ofce CLERK Of the City and County
fNew YORK which copy heath served upon yon Hlu 70
said complaint the subsenhers Al
their ofre Bosdsay. ia the City OF Newlot within twenty
~ this exclusive oi ue Gay OF
nc service and the sad complaint within the time
aforesaid psnG this action viii apply TO he tourt Tor The reei
deuAn Anded n tie communicated August H. lUbi.
lAW6MW BRDSElE * tRDNblt flaiutu Atl'rhe1
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
uuDSON RIYER AID HARLEM RAIL.


Il ROAuS.-Oa aud sner hoADAl Apnl p lD'. u'in' ~
Albany aat Troy. connecting wish Northern AL "esIein @ N'
leave Aca ork as follows; ~.....
u Eafrcss Hndson River IA fo,d Itte'h - i'
Teuihave through Burrlo AID Nsasu hrgc without lnr ~
connecting T With Als M a-hosi hain4 h1'Ans
or hudtle north
lO.a n Erpess train Harcn IlIral Ivcntr rh Il sni
Tlribsve cnnuertuF hlhau Railroad Lebanon
Sprng Pttcd kc ;a Aatv si ei'n lus i q Itoi VIA
tfsn. fof Naraiora Eut1ua. EInfg gol. aul fhr Surt
Erur via Hudson River Railroad, connecting a. AhAny
for tLe Ne.' -.
3s no. Fipress train iuon River Railroad connecting A.
Atan, Western -us asl Troy vih trsr' f honea Nih
attached ...---. - -
Western Railroad @ ie'iuoa Sfr1g. Fu.a SC And at Al
ianr trains Se'finr ca's at lfi at Ahauf
Olo m Errtess Wis nuou River Railroad With s~el7t e''
attached BIfo and Sustsol brir without eh's
Ao sleeping ever, Day creeping Aiurit ora, s
srrg without chlnEr va kpnr, " 'nlo
Raroa Tor TIoT W be made az E4si Albany I-. l
vii on Sund1ys
connecting Aanv er m nv ~ Buffalo ana Sgcaeou brge
an s and points NoA Tbs thin ~
Suudats a.
SUNDAY tal viii he Hudson River Rrol 'lom New York
"a Iougl eersc rdaie stations eag NrA-lors a.
~ Returning PouguAese a. -t3 A'ng ~ NsHo'N
az u- r-..-.-t ,.--.-- D. -.
m srrnr Melton o. J;'1p leiurrns leave Aef
,oi A. 8 %. ua afnsing a. Nev iarL A. lt.lJ ..
WM. n. VANDERBILT. Yice-fTesfrnt
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot

ERlE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
II q Chambers-st, PAvonia Feur; - A..
$50 m WAY Train day for ole and ntermeii'e stations
1000. ~ RIpre Mail Bu5ao. Salamanca Durkrk ami a
point, West and South.
400 o. m Way Train for MIiown and intermediate Stations
stopping 40 STERLING Junction 1uf rrs
all OF Turner'S 10 Port Jes heNouTgh ana war
wick
500 p m wav Train. Tor Sufcm and intermediate stations
$3.50 m Sigh BIpress for Rochester. Bu1ao, Salamanca
Dunkrk and all points South and West
p Wa, Tram or Sudern aud intermediate STAT onS
daily. for Rochee Buralo, Saminca
Dunkrk and all West ani south bJ ts tram srePhs o'e"
vii through 70 Cincruau without chan.e.
500 RUirrant Train. daily, for tle west -, Al.
Also " az Boiling Pasac aud Paterson ~ 20 -
95 A. m y M I:45 J0 $50. ard II On WtDNiN-
DAY NIGHTS Tu Y O'Clock for suaefn and intermediate
SUNDAY TBAISS-s:gOs Way Train for os1le: u and
Paterson Nghf EJ,ress for Dunk Buffalo Koch
Salamanca, and all nis West ard South II n o' Paterson
and Port Jervs o.,
Express Trains through Sdamanca Duukts ard Buno WIN
change Coaches and IN direct connection with al Southern ana
Western Ines
Perfectly Ventilated aid Luxurious Sleeping Cosee' accompany all
Night Trans =. ,,u--t-
foot New York and Long Dck bpn jersey
civ II. RIDDLE. Genl SIpt
r. IL.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

GREAT REDUCTION i'll First Glass FARE
~ WHIST. NORTH. aui FAST via NFNlORk tfNlNiL Ani
NORTHERN RAILROADS. snd TROY IlNE or S1KAMElS. from
Pier No ~ North RIVER foot Of Spung So, daily a. saarals
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
Steamboats ano 2ailroa0s.

FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
MOUNTAINS Gc-PARE Doisr s..'ners leave Peck Sip
or Nevliaven at 3l5 and II connecting with iailroaa
SAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
FOR boston
WORCESTER e PALMER l FIT6nBURG KAsHuA LOWELL. con
INTERMEDIATES POINTS
CITY oP soSTos' .na sH' & sTiI op
sa'' PEE asy sSsGd' sseP.s1 @ a oc'A @ n'H
FOR HEw.IONDOS
', oSnHs"f with ia u, ,s,%boa k,ps Tn from ss .S,
and Nashua. and New-London nd Northern Railroads
T. 8 MARTIN. Agent on the P.-
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
" Passenger and Freight Depot in nesYork foot Of Idbeys
HAMPTON Lsckswanna and Western
Railroad and at hn with the Lehgh Valley Railroad and
tons forming dIec Pittsburgh and the West without ehaugs Of
ALLENTOWN LINZ TO THE WEST
1h. Express Trains daily Tot the West eIce Sundays when
the
SI miles thr by line TO Chicago Cincinnati
SPRING ARRANGEMENTS
Commencing April ~, i861-Lesve Ecw-lork follows.
$50 mFor Fcmngtou. Easton. Bethlehsa, Mauch Chunk
wllamport. Wiiesbsrre. Mshsnoy CITY. &c -
burgh the change Chi
but Loms Connects Harrisburg VITA
at Junction with Del Lack aud West for Soudsbnrg
Water Gap. scranton iittston Kingston. Great Bend &c
Reading Columbia Lancaster EphaIa diI Poehs ha'ous xe
$3.50 m.-Por Plai1Geh
81. m-For somervie ard Feminfton .
y. m--CINoNsAr ExFKEss-For Eastnn Beihehem Msncn
Chunk Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. Chicago ard Crcnn
meets Harrisburg with or Whamsport Be &c Sleeping Cars
eiSp ns@Por junction ard intermediate station.
7JO m.-Por SomeryiNe
8 2. n-WBSrRRH EXPRESS IkAlN-For Emton, hlentoNh
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, ana tlc he't
Sleeping cars through Jersey City to Pittsburgh eve evening
Additional trains Bergen Point Elizabeth Sc ~
Tickets the obtained at tie ohce OF the Central ~
Jersey foot Of Liberty St. r. at No Aor House nos
% 27l $50 Broadway and at No 10 1pfseaTle1 f 5ys s
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
IINE-Eirsf-class


- THOMAS COLL Eh
~ Wareus EVERY SUNDAY MoKNiNu Al ~ I'M, s,ne s,ng
" AZ landing At Yol Hastings Dobs Ferry lTnglon Shg nu
ars,tar Coztens COdspriHg, and Cornwall he,uthhs "e'
Eesbalgb al I.sO " H. AIG!N!Ag - Ne"is'A S'''"''
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

DORTABLE ENGINE for SALE VERY LOW;
horse good order Apply TO VICTOR BISHOP No.
% MaiIen.laue Engines be seen at No ~ Westst
DOTARY ACTION VEGETABLE CUTTER,
III that cuts and cheaper than other Just
,en County rhts BItra finished machines FOR exhibition
fnhel-all mets-tpe regulating knives for tl0 Address
HACHENBRRG 4 Co, Hudson. Hew.lOrk
STEAM ENGINES, FLAX, HEMP, TOW
- and ROPE MACHINERY. MACHINIST TOOLS, &c. TODD
RAFFERTY,. wahoue 4Deyst NewYoki WORKS Paterson, J.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCIhb JUNE g. 1891.

Ps,nre Station EsvYot Tweutys~ver,st SAD FogrA
ave Entrance on ITeliT.sey rnthsI
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

TRIFFIN & CHRISTlN
II NEW OPERAHOUSR,
No BroadVay, Of Twentythrise
Great ,ueccess Of the Sweet Tenor
Mr. +. PERCIVAL~ -
GEORGE CHRISTY aud OTTO BURBANK EVERY NIGHT.
This IS decidedly the - . 49, -. ,. ,l,,.,-rpy
Door open At Commences at 3 ocock
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY N2k
New-York tribune., 1867-09-11

E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
MOUNTAINS Gc-PARK one Dolsr S'eame leave Peck Sip
Nevllaven at 3.l5 and II vifh iHroau
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

MISFORTUNE TO A YOUNG LADY-A
young lady Of Canandaigu n \. went
10 dentist to have some teeth extracted
and in the operation he cracked her jaw,
but she being under the influence OF chic
rotorm, was insen ible to her misfortune.
The dentist did rot discover it, but al
tempted to extract another tooth. pulling
out Il piece Of the Jaw bone Of sufficient
size to contain two teeth By this time
she began TO recover from the effects OF
the opiateS, and they were again admin
istered, and a physician and surgeon be
Ing Immediately Summoned, her jaw was
set. About six weeks after, the young
lady (being obliged to breakfast, dine
aud sup on gruei) was informed by her
physician in attendance that she might
loosen the handage and commence to use
her jaw, which being done, she found
that her jaws We're set, and after vain eff
forts to operate them, they gave up in
despair, feeling that they were locked
forever. At the latest accounts she was
still unable to open her mouth, and was
fed through a silver tube
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24

THE CRown IN Boston At SHERI-
DAMS RECEFTIoN We learn from the
Boston ,}o'u7s0j that one of the ladies'
who were Injured 10y che immense Jam al
the Serenace given to Sheridan III Bow
dom Square, in chat city, mas since died.
The .Joa445a5 says that the crowd was not
composed OF rouehS, but, ON the contra
~, one of the most orderly ever gathered.
The square, as all Bostoaians know, is
small in It's proportions. ana from TWEEN
ty-five to thirty thousand people were
damned inso IT, Many women, in their
anxiety to see Sheridan, forced them
selves into the crowd against the as.vIce
and protestations of the police, aud, VI
consequence, several were injured, one
fatally, as stated above.
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Manhood: slew lost. aIew s:esteresl

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lngotency, Ment, and Physical incapacity. Impede
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and Fits, induced by self indugance sexual extra
varance.
fss Price in sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated anthor III this admirable essay clear
~ demonstrates from thirty years successful prac
tice that the alarming consequences OF selt-abuse
may he radically cured without the dangerous OF
internal medicine the application of the knife
pointing out mode OF at simple, certain,
and eifectuai, by of which every sufferer,
matter what his condition may be- may cured himself
cheaply, privately, and radically.
Rs This lecture should be in the hands of every
youth aud every man in the land.
Seiit under SEAL in plain envelope. to any address,
postpaid the receipt OF CENTS twoposf stamps:
Also, Dr. Cuverweirs Marriage Guide price % cts.
Address the Publishers,
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Dr. Hchenck's Mandrake Pills.
Substitute for Caion eI.--Thcse Pulls ar

IJslmbolds Extract Buchu.
SIR. EchencA's Mandrake PiiIs,--A
Substitute for CaiomeI.--Thcse Pulls are
composed of variouc roots. having he pnwer
to relax the sccre'ious CT the liver pronj y
and etiectualiy htue i'll mercurr., and
thcut producing -ny Of those dsagreeabls or
dangerous effects WI IA often follow The use If
the latter.
In all bilious disorders these Pills may he
Used 18th confd ence, as thsy promote the dis
charge of vitiated bile, and r,muve those eb-
structiens from the liver ard hillary ducts,
which are the cause of bilious affections in
general
Schenck's Mandrake Pills cure Sict Head
ache. an all disc seters rt the liver, Indicated
by sailsw skin, coated tongue, costivensss
drowsincss, and general feeling OF wcoriness
ana lassitude, showiur that the liver is in d
torpid or obstrucred condition.
Ia short, these FITS lazy be used with ad
vantage in ali cases when Purgative or aite-
ratiye medicine IL required
Please ask for DIR. Scbenck's Mandrake
Pills. ana observe that the tw likenessess OF
, tha Doctor on the Cove nment sfamp-one
when ii the last stage of Consumption. aud the
other in his present health.
Sod by all Druggists and Dealers Price %
cents per box Pal cipal Office, No. l5 North
6tn Street Philadelphia, P@.
General Wholesale gents: pemas Barnes
e ca. 81 Park Row N CIV York; :. s. Hancc,
It's Baltimore St. Baltimore, Md John D.
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Cincinnati, Ohio; Walker \ Taylor, 134 and
i36 abash Avenue, Chicago, III Collins
Brothers, southwest corner of Second and Enc
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..ChaWin, Cum.

As the practice of ''chawin gum is
INDUCED IN by many OF our ladies', aud
/ occasionally by the male gender, we APP
pend for their especial information the
| following brief but interesting disserta-
ton on the habit by ''kringle' of the
Schenectady STR;
As to ware and how gum chawin' fust
originated history don I sa, but then
.:ho0d iudg that it was fuSt intrewiuced
to the pubIick thru the mel UNI OF rooral
CURL hoo koltracted the disorder frum
the kows 1t looks Tuther plesent and
comfortable like to see a kow quietly
chewin ov hur l,nd on a still da, and a
wooming look Just at the same recrea-
shen Gum isinade Of different ineredi-
eiits and Is put up in penny packages
Its a very cheap recreashen bckause a
SCENTS worth will last, provldIn II ain
transferable, a munth, and good old
fashioned heulloos1 wad viii last long
er than any ordinary brace of Jaws.
Ware kin d mere interesting site be wit
messed than u see group oy blushln
virgins disku,Sin the iayrit subjeck 1.-THE
unmarried mile populaShun) and chawin
gun! Eliza, nay wife, chaws gum The
children too, lave caught the infecshun,
and sugar coated gum is koDspik uous
article on my market book. Seeted
around mi domestic cirkle engaged it mi
littery mi wife settin dircckly opposite
readin the Moo York ledger. and sweetly
chawin while okkashunally she removes
her kud, and fonaly gazes onto it studyin
tn pekoolyer build of her back teeth,
ain happy. The children beleevin vari-
ETY. is the spice OF life change kuds all
around o.. h;ishunaiiy
ElliZy, when she retires sticks her gum
on the he'd board of cur kouch- Its a
time honored practice ov hurs. On sew
eral okkashuns | hev diskuvered that mi
auburn ringIets was fast in the aforesaid
kud, and thoni have Inwardly kussed the
practiss. Wun mite | waited till she snor-
ed nagnificently, and then | made her
kud parts ov as>eriidity to one ov gum
and waited with one eye out oy the bed
kloes for results Ihare was demoni-
ack smile perceptible on mi face az she
sputteTed and skoured hur mouth with
her mite kap. I'm sorry to sa that ok
kurrence failed to kure hur ov the
habit, but it efeckaa!ly kured me ov
that style ov practical joax. woodent
like to sa that Elizy pounded me with
the mop handle, but then she hit pretty
near ware she thort | wuz rolled under
the bed klose and [ give hur credit fur
guessing painfully korrect. Yes, it fail
ed to kure even now she sits peacefully
chaWin.
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-"George ". Honey, was the chaplain
of the 4th Regiment of cavalry, and serv-
ed until the close of the war. He fought,
prayed and voted for the success Of the
northern arms that the negro might be-
come free, and now lives in Galveston,
Texas, where part Of his family recent
~ died Of yellow fever. He Is declared
by the Madison Regency to have forfeited
his citizenship by desertion, and without
this interference on the part OF his Dem
ocratic friends, he woul, probably never
be relieved from this stain upon his
name
The above, from an opposition paper.
Is given as an illustration Of the Injustice
Of publishing the list OF soldiers reported
as deserters at the War Office. We
know Mr.. Honey well. He was d Meth
odIst clergyman who enlisted and fer
time served as d private, and was then
promoted to the chaplaincy. During d
part of the war he was 4 correspondent
OF this paper, and writes Us now OCCASION
ally from Texas. lie IS 40 deserter, but,
We believe, an earnest, faithful and patrl
Que man. By some blunder or the part
OF his superior Officers, he was doubtless
reported as Il dcscrter. ana Ills name Is
50 recorded on the Official records at
Washington But for the transcripts OF
those records obtained and published by
this State, Dir Honey would probably
never have known that he is recorded as
I, deseiter at Washington. Now lie will
dogbtiess see that the record is corrected.
Viii he complain OF those who obtained
aud published the record? We think
not. but ike every .ca{ so{1}ter and honest
Il
as Il deserter, he viii be thankful that his
attention has been directed 10 the subject
IL tine TO seeure d correction and protect
his good name from the result Of an In
adyerteuce which otherwise would have
sent Ii down TO posterty in the list OF
hose who We're un!aitliul to their coun-
try during the great struggle with rebel
/ lion -d;adison J0ufiut
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plain statement of facts. Inherited
scsofula and many of my relatives have died
Of it. In 1899 my case was fri Il full Turner's
and ulcers spread urtil 1912 under the advice
of my physician l ven to Aven Springs. |
received no boneht-triel every medicine and
did everything I could. had to rest my arm
on cushion, and hal not been able 10 raise
1t TO my head for over year. The discharge
from two ulcers was nearly pint d"y, An,
putation was recommen led but pronounced
dangerous. | could not sleep and my suffer
pgs were intoleruble. A friend brought me an
English physician who applied salve Will
which he said he had accomplished extrao-di-
nary cures in the hospitals in England L
commenced to eiieve; I persisted n its use
it finally effected perfect and reliable cure
sit nov 1913. 1t is FIVE years since l had
the appearance of scroiulnus sore, and ny
health has been COED ever since. L procured
the receipt of this wonderful artcle-this
blessing OF huns tity--and have cul,ed it
up GEES CLIMAX SALvE,'' md allow the public
to use It or not az they choose. This is brief
but candid statement. given more .ull, in my
circular. J. MI PAGE.
Geneva, New York. December, 1913.
New York Oct 16, 1866
81 have known j. NJ Page, Esq. of Geneva
n. Y. for many years. He is one of the first
CT izen Of Western New York. I saw him last
week in good health. His case was most re-
markahle one, but true in e' cry particular.
Signed DEMAs BARNES"
We have watched tie unaidcd but growing
favor of "Page'S Climax SaIve,'' and awaiting
ourselves Of tie knowledge of its wonderful
curative powers, have become ireprietors of
the SaIae.
It is sure cure for Burns, scalds, Scrvfula,
Salt kheum. Fever Sores, Broken Breasts,
Frost Bites Chlblains, Stnss, bruises, Cuts,
S~eliiags, &C, whether upon man beast,
1t sub:iaes pain ini ana;ion With surp,is-
ing celebrity, and heals burns without scar
NJ f.,mly shoald be without it. It is always
wanted ana is always ready. We viii for
feit dozen boxes for any single failure. We
believe there was never anything like it in the
world 1t is put up in tin boxes. surrounded
By fall circular giving facts, directions and
testimonials, &C., and can be ordered through
any re.pectab.e D4agg;2t throug hout the world
Price 25 cents WHITE 4 ROWLAND
Successors to J. i. Page, III Liberty street
Nv *. 43-Ir
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AFR! .ECT5tD RESTORED! tftSOR-
ASCki i%Pt,>gD tALLACIE1s


Highly important TO both sexes, married or single,
in health or disease Dr.. LARM0Ni'S Paris, London
and New York Medical Advisor and Marriage Guide,
50tii ton, 100 pages nearly 100 Anatomical illust-
rations, upon Mental and Nervous Debility, Urinary
Deposits and inpoteiicy, Affections Of the Bladder,
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practicethe Authors moral, leg innate and efectu;
method OF preventing too rapid increase of family,
his unequaied Paris aud London treatment &c. Mail
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All who would avoid the barbarous treatment with
Mercury. Copaiha, Injections Caut9rizations, Qlack
Specifics, Antotes and Instruments, should this
valuable work, or consult the Doctor personally by
letter, No. rs Broadway, New York, from 10 III.
p Post Office Box S44, New York, is all the al-
dress required. Consultation, Advice and Medicine
So. in all cases in advance.
We concur with other papers in recommending DR..
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Ge'a0n dis Ecforn Dispatch Stats Zeit,ag, atlas,
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1867-10-24
WoNnERrrL ENGRAv1Na-The Loi

WONDERFUL ENGRAVING.-Ih Lon
don I,.Ijteer says; 10 such wonderful
perfection has the process of manufac-
turing ties; objects for microscopes been
carried that NJ Nobert, OF Glieiswaid, in
Prussia, has engraved lines upon glass so
close together thar upwards of eighty
Thousand would so in the space of an
Engiish inch Several series OF these
lines were engraved upon one slip Of
glass. BY these the defining power of
any ohjectgla could be ascertained. =
As test objects they are equal to, and
even rival, many natural objects which
have hitherto been employed for this
purpo.,e The delicate lines on some of
the diatomaceae are separated from each
other by the one fifty thousandth part of
an inch, while the finest lines engraved
/ by Vi. Nohert are not more than the one
one iiundred-thousandth part Of an inch
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you may run General Grant for Pres
iient next year, said an enthusiastic
Copperhead, in this city, to Republl-
can, the other day, ''and we viii run
Yallandigham aud beat HIM. The can
didates suggested would be fair repr, :
sentative men OF The two parties.
isola Jouyndl.