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The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

Notice to Township Treasurers.
You are hereby notified that the funds
due your respective townships, are now
ready for distribution.
R. NJ. CAMPBELL,
County Auditor.
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Teutonia Insurance Go
OF CLEVELAND OHIO. 5af

Capital sssck,
Further responsibility, 500, 900.
0aiee. sC0FILL's BLOCK, nj stp
RI0R STREET up stairs.
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nsryou, Debility, Premature decay, and An
the effects OF youthful indiscrsiiop, win. "a,
the suffering humanity send f,es "a Il, -.
need u. the recipe n direction, for nss,as
ne simple remedy BY which he was cured
Wishing toprohrby ths advertiser.
experience, can do 80 BY addressing.
JOHN B, OGDEN,
Ne,42 Cedar 81, New Yori..
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BwRUBAKERs q WINBIGLER

uAVE just returned from the grea.
IL Ea't, sad are now receiving
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1867-08-28

II " L~usihsnsysr. = HssssunusIlss
J st'ppsi. JOE Krsuss, Jr.
Vice Prssi Gen,ls~.s
H. 81 SEE. Agent Ashlaaa, ohis.
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Ashland.

TO BE CONVINCED OF THE
FACT, GALL and SEE FOR YOUR
SELVES.
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WHITE GOODS,

STRIPED 4 CHECK SHIFTING a.
very Low PRICES.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
ORGANIC WEAK NESS


Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons London,
Graduatef one OF the most eminent COLLEGES in the
limited States and the greater part of whose lite has
been spent 10 the hospitals Of London, Paris rhila;
dephia and elsewhere has effected some of the most
sstnnishing cures that were ever known; many
trGyibIed With ringing in the head and ears whom
ssleep, great nervousness being alarmed at tsudaeu
sounds ashfulness, with frequent blushng, attend,
Immediately. ' i"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
AFew pIoiS saIvesrlC Jokes.

ii ffrom tho TeleErapher l,.V -r.rcv1
HNet York paper says the subjoihed1
message was handed into the Utica tele-
graph oflce BY Z gentleman Of that city;
::sfgiFeAVsts ofRssAsp' a''4 .HsalstA
By referring 10 the text it win be seen
that there Is quite q respectable letter con-
tanned in thevYerses deeignated, ana smah
amount Of money savedi namely:
.Ihad many things 70 write, but Will
nbt With INK ana pen write unto thee ~
but I trust shall shortly see thee, and
we shall speak face to face. Peace be to
thee. Our friends salute thees Greet the
friends by, ,pame.'s' Is John, l3, 14aTgsHvi
A friend in Chicago, says: ...r /
IsThe following message was sent from
thia Dlaee:s WAIT letter before writing
Marsh 8 and was received at destination.
Wash your hands before writing again."
The followingis from Maine:
"A Renuine spahdee,' quite aged, living
some miles out of town, came into our
Oifice one day to sell some 'praties,' and
seeing the Instruments, battery, &C.. won
dered If that was the tiISigrdft' After gaz-
ing steadily, for several minutes, he said he
had always wanted to ask one question and
this wss Is tss sVire hol'os' Q" te outside
OF on ue tnSt0e r'..rL
A AFoREIGNEK.-Messag are transmitted
Oy'telegfadh between London and India In
twenty Zone hours. Many perplexing un-
cartainties and hlunders are ,Occasioned by
ths translato The messages have to pass
through seven different countries.
GMr. Crawford, amember of Parliament,
saFs he lately sent to. India the following
message !, The news from America favors
the holders When It was delivered In In
dia It appeared 10 this form: The news
from America savofs Of soldiersp AA-@
"Ore day during the late German war,
whiie Bisnark's k'sneedle-guns were piercing
their way through Bohemia, Reuters tele-
graph made the following announcement
b the English public:a Thegredtest portion
Of ne Ff1sssfan army has been ,tdken'-here
break In the dispatch occurred. During
the hours which elapsed while the wires
were being repaired, the excitement and
funds rose to high pitch. When at last
tina connection was made perfect, the war
message was finished thus: 'soith camp dfdr-'
TheaP The excitement and funds fell to-
gesheK Aatt'a UASTTE GEDEE 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
DIET Is NECESSARY;
TO LADIES.

If you require reliable remedy TO restore youi
and remove Irregularities or Distinctions why Hot
Every lady knows the SLIGHTEST irregulsrity Of ma.
turS Is liable to bring on Headache, Giddiness, Low
Spirits, Painting. Mysteries, &c then tho bloom ot
health fades, the appetite fails, and other
more distressing commence, as weakness, spinal
Complaint the w Whites, ProlRpsus, 6o., DO. A
never failing remedy will be found in yfur1l lo
DR. HAHVEY'S FEMALE PILLS. .,
The experience of thir years has proved they
have no, equal for Removing Obstructlons. and .lr
regularities, no MATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE THEY
ARISE They are safe and sure in every case. Up
wards Of So 900 boxes are sold aud no COM
plant Of their efficacy is ever heaId Tor they ac-
cOmplish what they are represented to do.
Sold in boxes COntGtHgHg 6irty Pits. Price One
Dollar. rTrr TC rITy u M0QJ
DIR. MARVEY,S GOLDEN PILLS
is remedy tour. degrees stronger than the above
and intended for special cases OF long standing,
| 30 gfUfGltPrioe Five Dollars per Box. I n!
4 II you cannot purchase the Pills Of your Drug
gist. they wilbs sent By mail go% Pssa SscTHT T,E
! JAMES BRYAN, Consulting Physician. $40 Brost
way. New York. d For Baleby Druggists generally.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
MAR RUAGE.

marriage, being aware fof Physical Weakness iiis
gnnic Debility, DefQrmities. speedily cured. -. 4
I He who places himself under the care OF Dr.
and confidently relylupon his killasa physician. .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
RAfl5o4D TE1E TAHLlil ,

Showing thearrivnl and depertuFe Of trains - 20
lumbus Ohio, On and after Monday, NOV. lV' ldoo
irain5 will run g follows ;g1qsa4p
little Miami A Columbus a xcnia R.H.
q y ssrd bass z.licmif LEAvE. GkRlvH.
lCinoinnati, Dayton. Richm'd.g ue@ orain8
Chicago OircleEille, aLan- ~. 80 ''l9Jth. f'i -
/ caster Hillsboro and Chill ,''t' i' ~ VI . 2
CiSSinnati. % Dayton u Rich 2 14 a
nond, Springfield via ~ -~ o1s G,,l. ~,
CinSiaSsi nSGlS Dayton, ;ii1 Ricind O' ~ f7
indianapolis and Hi isboro' ,,.oo -, ~
I ChilibOthoand Marietta :. .1l.OO q. M hWV NJ M
Cincinnati, DAYTON, Spring.
field via London 2:4O p M 1sV p IN
Cincinnati, Daytons Richm'd W oooo :, y
~ lSi', TS~i II TILOUGH. Agent .
UIeveIand, OOIuna bus q Cin'tl a. n.
Might Express, !, .l245 IN, S:.S .S g. n
lNew York Express. -. lilo A, N. S:S0 so y. n.
Mail and Express. 3;Oo I. m.iad gS ggSc b III
~ ,S JAMES PATTERSON Agent.
RnltlIi.ore a Ohio tRaIlFOads Central
FH I'D Tse Ohio Division. ~ 3.sa u
No 4 Mornine Express East 6I5A, NJ. lIrSP N.
NO, Express aud Mail East 1900 n; 1919 A. "
Ne p zHAssVi' A'~si0nw w. s'.H ). ffiELL. Agent. T.
PIttsBure, Columbus a CIn'ti n. IL.
IibhtniurE Exptess rs sl. -. 1880 l050A. M.
Mail a Accommodation. 500 M. % 9:aV ~ ~ ~
lNeW York ExtreSs -aA ..s.s 1ls40 Az M ll:SO r. M
sfhis train runs Sunday night. and not on Satur-
dasslioa 1iol .ioarha gliB. PETERS. Agent. \
lt,oIuubus and Indianapolis Central
Railway cs +. r.fa =-aX.l
Night Express. IL; ;55P.M. $50 Az M
IPittsburg Express and Ac- o =, ,..ox ~
COMMUNICATION. .s.s .!g..s.. 4x0 A. N ,.o " r.
Day Express. a. " ...! 1ll0 4. NJ liao A. n.
Chicago Express. ....s.... 800 L. ~. il;Vv a. NJ.
IA. HILL. Agent. q
sandustIy; ManSfIsld & Newark K. r..
1RRIv AT NEW ARK. LEAyE EEy ARK,
Express. go. 1900 Might -alo 6SO 4, "a. 9
AAiSYRnodA.i9a,iS'a,ss4h Sas ,. isSs 5s n NJ Oh
A. w. DENNIs. Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
PETER. m MAR'TIN'S
siE'T' PATENT1RON-CLAD .n'.s u
rg..U19r ,o Ie11iFfir1F-I 90 4 ~ diAa tlht
WARM 4 AIR FURNACE.
FOR WARNING
3-|II.I I|-lT-lT EUN w I-'77 ~
Dwellings, Stores, Churches, School Puilding
u Halls, Court Fouses, Public Buildings 81
sT'.a'i = of all kinds, 60. =" ''> t' 1.'
Replenished with Fuel but once week; requirinI
less Fuel than any other Air furnace ever --
befyre invented.
Pure, Even, Unburnt Atmosphere,
Night and Day, without the
q - = Usual TTrOHble, and, At-rnM
tenLiOn.


DV An INGENIOUS CONTRIYANOts,
ID originating with the inventor Of this Furnace,
ali the cold airis made to pass through water on is
wsyIo the cold sir chamber. thus cleansing - OF
every particle Of Dust, so that enters the room as
pure as though il was on the mountains top, fhy-
sicians praise it, and recommendit 1t on account oil
its health-impArting tendency, ~ ll .,o .,s
The amount Of Fuel required by this Furnace 70
warm adWeling of from nine TO thirteen rooms, Is
no greater than is required by one crate; aha 5 y
day, in ali parts Of the house, ~ Ill = .,as
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
estabIished is claim as the most desirable arm
ing and VentilAlng Apparatus in use. lbnrmnls "
arthfacits or hituminous coal, coke orWood equally
we'll, upon the true principle o conomy-sloB
combustion of a large mass OF fuel-lt secures an
Syenness and freshness Of temperatnreg n iateady
flow Of pure, clean, ,unbuTnt air, night and day
while the furnace itself will not burn out or require
ropaifs for many years. The correctness OF the
above is certified to Dy the written testimonies q
maDy leading citizens Of thisand other cities wnicL
will be furnished with Illustrated descriptiyt
pamphlet price list, kcS upon application by mai!
PEa Nos 4s and isl West Esth sIEss RIS
= d.cal .dsmp tsiHa Inventor aud Manufacturer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
YOUNG MEN

indulged in when alone, habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or ut school, the effects OF
which are nightly felt even when asleep, and y not
cured, renders marriage Impossible, and destroys
What pity that o young man, the hope OF his
country the pride Of his pareuts should be snatched
from all prospects and enoyments Of life by the con;
indulging in certain secret habit. Such persons
must before CONCENTRATING -----
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
Cincinnati Railroad.

Threo Tra17nsA AIAd1ys3odi
,l,5 ,,Ss, ,'. s EXCEPT SUNDAY. ts,A bss Ts,S
From COlunbus,i in connection with VrAins on cnthe n
Little Miami & CoIumbns A. xeAiS
uuat51 .i,dr IkaIlrOads.VbA 11E .dIj5l1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
YOUNG m EN

Especially who have become the victims Of Solita
rg Vice that dreadful and destructive habit which
annuRly sweeps to an untin ely grave thousands OF
ihteliect who might otherwise have entranced list
ening Senates with the thunders Of eloquence,
walked to eostacy the living Tyre, meycall with
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16
TAKE PARTICULARS NOTICE

MENTALLY. Tho fearful effects on the mind ar
much to DO dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Ideas. Depression. of Spirits, Evil ,Foreb9dginSs
tude, Timidity &C.. are some Of the evils produced
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now judge
what is the cause of their declining health, losing
their yieor. becoming weak. pale. nervous and ema-
ciated having singular appearance about the eyes
Gnnph and symptOms Of Consumption. u ! I-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-16

"a Il I:sO p M fdE 6ihcIGSGti, DsytOh.
s II @ Ss'
RsiliOa ssGUDipE a. Astcp ssf ssS5iI
Xenis' Spring Valley, 0orwin, Morrow. LoVeland.
and arriving at CirCipnati Gt 4I Az M, con-
Meeting with Ohio & Mississippi X, b. - n
II II Il r1 y Ill q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14

rest for imprsonine her their house in Van Houtens
I'm Paterson their intention being 20 force her to marry
Hays
PASSAIC, y. 1.-The body of Charles An
drolus was TecOy az yesterday ana brought
here He was clerk the Erie Building in NewNork,
and finding trains running started night before last
i'm cOmnany with two other young men 10 walk home
through the storm. He reached Berrys Creek, below
Rolling Spring Station but there slipped and fell H. IL
heing high tide, his companions reached HIM from INC
bridge and with difficulty hauled him up, but he was
nartally de1Ous and III his struggles worked himself on
he tmbers and fell back before his comrades could g
him off the bridge their fingers having been frozen N
ettinc him that they could hold fast no longer
lie was % years OF age.
, UACKENSACK.-The railroad from this place
was kept open throughout the storm; but the trains were
DELAYED at the junction in the and late at ft
took their passengers back TO Iackensaok hOel bp
homeless OF any Erie trains The Bergen Grand jury
have indicted John Hughes and William Man burglary,
and twenty other persons for oenses OF lesser
degree.
BOUNDBRO0K, n. IA young man named
Defer will on Monday next, 10 Union Hall, commence
walking for q wager, "a hours without sleep OF rest
TRENTON.-A man went to the police
station on Wednesday evening and requested ngnt
lodging whereupOn he was furnished with ticket lol
bed in the CITY Hospital but he did not Ike the accom-
modaons there and declined. Later In the evening NC
thrust his hand through the window OF store ~
ing " Now guess they'll give me lodging lie fouhu
lodgings in the comfy Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
rnr ur1AlrE rHrIER MrRnEN


INQUEST BY tuNpNlE >flItHf.t.
Coroner schmcr held an inquest yesterday
morning in the Gaze II Thomas sharp. u. u.n'.'cl
manager who Was shot on Wcd.'-iag nF EdwaId
kelly Thc stage name OF hc bIo;l,Is GA. r.i 90 ihc
afr.y wa. sharplev lut the real uluc B.. .arpI Geo
g. Jordan testified that both Kelly and -'nuc! r.aip
threw on their coats Do lid Hoi PEG Thomas sharp kch
Kelly. John W ALISON, It'a-uitf q" 'h, ih'ncl
Cuuaur. testified that De saw holy shoot 1uoWh.
SHARP ana E,ie ihr ia', ''y ou ,. 511c
sharp seeing hi. brother fan, immcdiat'. y nr"d upon
Kelly. and was d-chareiuc second thoi "h'u p'I,'-
struck tho nr-t blow in the hrlt. IL t4outhi ma,
Kelly. Henry H. Cohen. physician. testified ihft hc
heard some one SAP, Take eafc o that man and VIII
from Thomas sharp, in The act 81 cooking pistol
IL DC witness ran toward Broadway be- heard the report
~ pistol and after the shot De- saW sharp ih win M
face ou Tho ode Of the curstuuc. Kelly nrrd shot
while sharp lay on tho ground. belly utn passed The
thnt ,Sn md dropp h." Thc witness r,roeu1ri Kelly
the who shot sharp and dropped the PISTOL red
aimed by Samuel sharp Leon ran acro,- the street ana
sharp pur,ncd. Tic witness law Thomas sharp oh htJ'
sharp Gained his feet Dc kicked Kelly and stamped oh
him. The witness Leon, samuel sharp. and police
pistol looking in the direction hoia which thc report
came, he pistol iu tle hands "i Kelly. aud ,aw
Thomas Sharp ana again n,'i upon hum
Samuel Sharp Immediately 1,wcd up am .
shot which took effect iu his ovH ilnd TIE testimony
OF Daniel Freeze policeman oi T.. t'HGVdJ sI"' J."
the main corroborated tbtt ~ hr previous witnesses
lie -lw Sanucl Sharp puI-uu- Icon, aud thought
that the two EXCHANGED blow. samuel sharp tn.u
the officer 10 arrest Leon. the former asserting hal ho
had been atackcdby the latter and by kclly Tie VII.
ness saw Kelly Drc two shots upon Thomas S.alP
while sharp lay apparently dead. Kelly was tlth
pushed back aud fired upon 10y samuel ShaTp'
John II. Dcahcld actor 10 BIOS testified lhat TIC
first words he heard were uttered los samuel sharp
sharp called Loon liar, and Kelly d. foul name
Capt Francis g. -pcipht cNImine3 fhe ryOyers; thr'c
shots had been discharged fol Kclly',. 1hu Jury,
Ing verdict: I've ind ilft Thomas sharp came to his
dcath 10y psOl.h0t wound rs tho hand ~ Edwin hcy'
on December H. We also recommend HAT the ponce
authorities give Instructions To- their subordinate Tor me
enforcement OF the law u regard 90 carrying c0h',atI
weapons bhe law l0rbiddng the carrying 81 cohe'Nn
weapons IL may be- incidentally remarked dnes h"l IN
cludc pttolsJ Kelly Wis committed await ihc action
~ Tho Grand Jury. lie is sin 40 the Twenty inhthri
Police station, and 20 feeble Yesterday ti ne 1ouu
NOT Dc moved 10 The room in which Tie inquest Was h'
Tho pi-tVi.hall has not been taken from bis head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
P1SSENGERS ARRLHED.

FROM HAvRE ASD FALMOtTH Dee. l3n ,teans2 Fulton 3D.
J. Jerome Mr Myeh. ndy aud uau IT, g. Grant b. s. Nht,n l,
D. Holland and lady, Jss D. bowen Mrs Bowen Ms Bosen As, ~
Boeru q. W. Hutchinson aud LAZY, g. a. 1rpo Nn hanAl i
lanai Master lianal ST. Sarlef, ST. anc NJ Nalg ana
John Newell, W. r. hcads Mr.. Richards md tHo clire = T.
Averr Mr. Avery and infant Miss Carrie Konnroye, Mo Graham
Miss Jenus M and Mss W. " Gvn MIR. AMI Mss Ssbins Ms
E,~rsaed Mr. Winthrop Smith ". oliver H. v Humphrey M
YAnum T. Johnson 4 A. Aie H. Huer Miss Anna ngod hhs
Mar Best Dr. Casibsuca.
Fk0M BREMEN, 10 steamship Atlantic Dee lJPrT Boheh and
woi Banhalel Daurh aud wife b. Houtn ME fdossa tttaho
PsdJ,p Mafguu 6tuen Louis de GIb An'nncts Man.te
Ros1a hao'e, NnccnIo Cotion ferah Luigi Gntecohn MOI
rs Bucknan H. fAenhn Join IereaFs, Go Edwards o. u
Burgers T. g. Nnghan Sheppard. Miss Weston. hrs Anne Ma'
and chn, Jean lsImrn1n, IT. Teeusan, Ca Ami Cewsns M
Miss A. braun H. Basleh ani y L. Buch0i g Brh'oe
". S'mu, W. heha A. Allf.cLeA, Ant Boel,, aud oAo' Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NBw.YoRS."...Dsc 70
ARRIXED.

steamship Atlantic iH0yf Bremen Nov a. and Southampton nov
% with Hte aud lsac TAYLOR bee b. M a. 80 10 10
Vs. experienced hurricane @ ~ FW ih hight % ME- gllr lasting
Ghou rg bolt, with feaJ Lh atceam moierHg I" a
san. NV gale shipped which washed away orSaf b"a so'
hSaIks demolished i0rsAd Wheth0use stove captains aul
heent atr sprung Wiirrbead 'oge tlach ud nine bg rs
ofthe main 'k, AMI started after houses anl huir,ie decs hih
blown ont fle caskes 20 shr Duuu TIE hight Of the gale The
barometer ~ f. the scredn J low point of m Dec Tat ~ "
n. bong "a is w exchanged rockets VIII - th National lne
bound supposed d. the Virginia Dee a. 20 miles wet 81 Nan
tuekrt plot from boat j. g. Jones, No. ID. detained ~ huat ~
Sandy UJJk ~ heavy 81 .t WIN dccse aI th hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14

Our sails had been blown to ribbons the fearol snoes
soroG and tni1bled The got into the hTe-roo9'
rns6ng about against the aspans, creathg uc .6i
-, ~ I'm that il was with the greatest ucullY ihe
Bremen could keep their post IL was an eaIg tne
e.. "a some OF whom, seeing thc sttdl
1t "a ~ 0re had broken ont The snip laDoieu hetV-
v. fbe decks soon became covered win rec
~ ~, NJ the ships company terribly severe an through
H. ,i6t The following morning enc presenter uIs-
no it onward crust Of ice several inches thcA
nn,nrinc oNerN thng :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14
IAnuouncemenissl

EprroRs should read THE PHRENoLoGIcM
and learn how to make perfect newspapers 'AIe
would End much interesting matter in lHE PhRkSoLo
CAL JOURNAL to be found nowhere else
LAWYERS should read Tug PHyNol oGicAL JOURNAL mat h "
read the characters OF clients and culpntS
PHYsciISs should read THE PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRNAi +'a!
MERCHANTS should read TE PHYSIOLOGICAL Jo'ENAL to s'In
how o select rusy CLERKS - year
should read TAG PHYSIOLOGICAL Journal ana Au
hoy % select boss 10 learn trades.
viii lank Tor rHE PgHgyotoec,L JorENAi".'0
YouR would po h the regular pusal Of TnR PHHENo
LoGiCA JOuRSAL, aud LINZ ILLusIEArEp.
YorR DAUGHTER would thank r THg PHaESooGclL JOUR
N,-ath It's Instructions health and beauty Only aIear
YORK. Sow would be greatly benefited By reading TH PHHENoiost
He would cara hoF to make The most himself T'A
year
Yorn "SwrsrHp,H7 voni thank Won for Tur prEsyooocAt
In she would hud The means by which TO judge ehAT-'
css, students tmPTameH' and capacity Also
To- govern them wisely. SJa!eaL
.houi read rr PmFSorocc Jorry,r srl be posted
.oc. .lS science, do Only 20 sye,t
Ar may read rps pgs>otoeic,t J.rHv with pleasure .rl
aels promptly 6lod by $ ~ J9 Broadway, N'wlo,k
SO insidious are the first approaches OF Con-
sumption touauds remain unconscious of ' presence unl has
trou.lt them Of The grave g. nmdai. resort 20 bt -
JAWS ExrrcroR,sr upon the it Appearance u @ Cough Pam
Soreness Of he Throat Chest would gaeny preeni'
fatal result the symptoms Indicate the presence Of L'''n
Consumption would tend 90 s'as he violence Of The de and Nus
materially a, yroouug Che ie othc patient lee Che rip"r
AT Therefore yoa cold AID hus prevent ' necessity r "
use ia more dar.ef'as complaints. Sold eyuJUher
If YOU want light, stylish HAT
v.I. Sc. ~ rs,e.,t
FCEs! FrEs! FUES,
The rai taat monarch
Warned boar
Nov ste Wat,rof orr ts.listt
Mad, glorious Sanrd" D, Do r-s' ofEN'r
-l>tasc,rt.re improved
S.t E,, d. Og,ro. '.-rr arg cheap acrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-14

VIVID UI-IHIT|IIUN ID III1 I'1I@4NTI4It3.
The passengers who arrived on board the At
fanc yesterday, from Southampton Nov D. have drawn
Np a card thanking Capt Hoyer, the engineers, and
officers ~ the steamship Atlantic, for their bravery and
general good scaDanship during q terrific hurricane
which the encountered the 9th inst They say:
THE appeared 10 be torn by the awful force Of the
wind and carried along in horizontal line like a snow
DIN. AZ about O'Clock q. H.. while the ship was
going % slow speed, enough for stecragcway,
81 sea c0lDc board Will terrific crash,
carrying away two boats crushing the hrg
mems forecastle into floating mass OF ruins from winch
tese men were cXtricated much injured, rendered
Iepiess- s1wlR iu the hurricane deck wcol-hOnsc aud
hW"hfks, ana breaking many az the doctbc1ins, and
t"repi1E debris aud Inc after part ship
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Just the ghtshp passed topmas and manm Of
schooner and deck beams with panks attached M
Townsend. Falmouth NNl
and pass the steamship Co Dec experienced
Ne aud NV in lat - o. on ~ Sto,s ID ue lar
board Wheelhlle started main rail- &C. ArvedoI Nv an
Grand Pre- Windsor ~ 81 Gomay hAAuapV ~ o. -
DAYS. with plaster 10 H. j. DE Wof& Co
Sclr. Lncy Jaut Calais, Il days.
Schr. David Sprague Chase, BrnokIaFen
Schr. John Aorissay, Smith, NeS-Iaren
Sehr NJ. f. Webb Davis. violence.
Schr Harriet and Sarah PheDey, Providence.
Sehr Gun Warren, Davis. New Haven
Schr Northern Light. stevens, Bridgeport
Schr j. Darcy, johnson Northport
Maria. Smith, Northpor
Schr Margaret. Dspton aHsven:
Schr slas Brsinard, Eckerson Portland
Schr Collier CLARK, Greenwich
Sehr Chief Rogers, Providence
schr Little David. johnson. New Haven.
Schr. p. Rhine. Sheffield. Stonugton.
Schr Henry, Hobart. Boston for Philadelphia
Schr Lucy Williams Rockand
Schr. Maria Lane. Berry Norwalk
Schr Sarah Ameiis, Coleman stamford
Schr Mary Matt Chase, NeN-Londou
Schr Roanoke Sash, Taunton.
Schr George Downing, Peek, NorWals
Schr Richard Stevens Stonustou.
SchT A q. Bird Jones. Rockland. r,,,.
Schr westmoreland. Rice, Providence for Philadelphia
Schr Ned Sumpter. Lord Rockand.
WIND-At sunset, INV
steamship. weer Bremen Eagle liavSns w p CLYDE Wmiqs
g. Emily b. Souder, Charestoni niagara Nofoh virginia
Petersburg Va.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHlRIEtroS s. c. Dec l3Auyed steamship Charleston New
Sailed steamship Monsa NssYorE brig shannon HSvre 'ch
Young Newt