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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-06
Of this amount there were paid =


This amount deducted from the aggregate
expenditures above given indicates the reg
ular and legitimate army expenditures for
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1868, TO have
been $50, G,7l3,4l0 of which no inconsidera-
BILE part is justly chargeable to the expense
attendant upon the existancc of Indian hos
tilities upon the plains in the summer and
fall OF 1867, which largely and exceptionally
augmented the cost Of transportation and
subsistence.
The military appropriations for the cur
rent fiscal year are $50, ,0Sl ,0l3.
CLASSIFICATION OF EXPENDITURES.
Ii we divide the total expenditures of the
last fiscal year into ''ordinary expenses" or
those which are required to support and
maintain the government, and .eAtraordin-
ary expenses, or those which have been the
unavoidable result of the war, we have the
following classification =
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-06

The appropriations for the service of the
Navy Department for the present fiscal year
are 1900, 900.
The following table shows the expendi-
lures of the Navy Department since and in
cluding the fiscal wear 1862 -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-06

NARROW EscApE.-Mr. VIM. S. Deakyne, for
mcry of Appoquinimink, in this county, bnt now
resident Of Chester made narrow escape
with his family. in that town, Thursday week. An
old building, which stands some twenty feet dis
tant, was being torn down, and side wall which
was quite high and heavy, was standing without
support, when, about supper time, its foundations
were observed to be cracking. Mr.. Deakyne and
family were just at the supper table, and only
falling masonry mashed in the dwelling, which
was of frame, broke everything in the room, and
almost filed the cellar with debris.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-06

Var Dspasfnaent.-Th total disburse-
ments made under the direction of or
through the War Department for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1868, were $l23, 246,-
6iS 62.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-06

Total. ........s .si4s 2s1, $40 81 500, ISL .Oi3 90
EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITURES.
Fiscal wear 1868. 19


sEcoSp-REDucrloN OF TAXATION.
The amount of taxes abaed or repealed
since the close of the war has been estimated
as folows:-
BY act OF July 1s, 1866. $50 OOa. 900
:" March q 1871 10000 ono
Feb. :, 1865 (removal cotton tax) 23,76s,0Os
March 81, 1865. 6S................... 40, 500, 900
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1868-08-06

The aggregate expenditures made through
or under the direction of the War Depart
ment, from April lst, 1865, to June 3Oth,
1868, inclusive, were $9l7,ll7,0l3 43. OF
this aggregate the disbursements for nine
months, or from April lst, ls65,to Decembcr
3lst, 1865, as stated by quarters, were as
follows -
Second quarter Of 1868. .s44 196217 SO
Third ................ 165, 1863. .23T 81
fonrth ................ GS,l22541 G5
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Georgia CASTOR General Ewing1.
Arkansas, az cast for =. p. Blair, Jr, IN and an

Georgia CASTOR General Ewing
Arkansas az cast for f. p Blair, Jr M and Kansas "a
INDIANA RETIREs FOR DELrBRRATroN
DELEGATE from Indiana--Mr. Chairman the
citizens OF Indiana has been presented here outside
of the delegation from that state, and with respect.
able strength. II presents subject therefore OF
grave elaboration upon the part OF the delegates
delegates ask the Convention for permission to re-
tire for the purpose Of deliberation.
Permission being granted, the delegation with.
drew from the hall.
MOTION TO ADJOURN.
DELEGATE from New York moved that the Con-
vention adjourn until SIX O'Clock this afternoon.
The CHAiRMAN-The Chair understands from the
Secretary that the resolution respecting adjournment
already adopted by the Convention provides that
when the Convention adjourns 1t shall adjourn until
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning The only way,
therefore to act upon the wish Of the delegate from
New York IL to take o recess.
DELEGATE from New York; move then, that the
Convention take a recess until four O'Clock this
afternoon.
DELEGATE from Nebraska moved TO amend by
taking recess until seven O'Clock this evening.
Neither amendment nor resolution was agreed 10.
DELEGATE from Kansas move that the Con-
vention do now adjourn. Not agreed to.
FIFTH BALLOT.
The SECRETARY again called the roll OF states on
the fth ballot Indiana having retired for consuta
ton other business came up.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The SEcRErARr-The delegates are requested to
Executive Committee on slips OF paper with their
Post once addresses, giving their States.
THE MEMBERS OF THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE CON-
MITTEE
The following is nearly complete list Of the Ma
tlona Executive Committee, one member being
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A MOTION TO ADJOURN

DELEGATE from North Carolina moved that tbis
Convention now adjourn.
Mr.. CLyMER, OF Pennsylvania, moved TO amend by
Inserting instead OF an adjournment that the Con.
vention take recess until seven O'Clock this even
iag.
Inc CHAIRMAN declared the motion TO be on the
motion for adjournment, which wins put and lost
Mr. Clymer's amendment was then put by the
CHAIRMAN and declared lost by him although he
said the vote appeared to him TO be very close
Mr. CIyMBR asked permission for the Pennsylva-
MA delegation 10 retire for consultation. Permis-
sion 10 do 40 was refused by the Convention.
DELEGAJE moved TO take q recess until six
O'Clock y. NJ, and call Of states was demanded on
that motion.
adjourn.
The CHAIR decided that the motion was not In or
der. "
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SIXTH BALLOT.
The SECRETARY began to call the roll on the sixth
ballot, and called the name Of Alabama.
Mr.. MCMULLEN, OF Virginia. moved To take recess
until five O'Clock, but Withdrew the motion.
Mr.. TILDES Of New York-The New York delega-
ton ask leave to retire for the purpose OF designating
their member for the National Executive Commit
tee. t'sNo, no. no."
of the New York delegation and was decided lost.
A DELEGATE from Pennsylvania-I renew my mo.
ton TO adjourn.
Mr.. DAwToS-The motion ia not In order, Mr.
Chairman, the secretary having commenced to call
the roll on the sixth ballot.
The PREsfDENT-It Is not in order.
The SECRETARY then proceeded with the call OF
the roll with the following result
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COMMUNICATION FROM THE SOLDIERS AND SAILORS
CONVENTION.
The CHAIRMAN announced that q communication
had been received from the Soldiers and Sailors
Convention now in session.
The SECRETARY then read the communication, as
folloes:-
Resolved That principles adopted by
Democratic Naonf,onvenon be and the hereby
ratified and approve tCheersQ
1t Is ordered that the Secretary communicate to
the Democratic Convention copy OF the above resO
luton.
The CHAIR then stated the question 70 be on taking
Fecess until six p NJ, and that call OF States
would be taken on the motion.
muncation from the Soldiers and Sailors Conven-
ton be put on the records OF this Convention and
made part of the proceedings. This resolution was
carried unanimously.
MOTION TO TAKE RECESS.
A DELEGATE inquired what motion was before the
Convention, when the Chair stated it call OF
States to decide whether the Convention would take
recess until six O'clock p. NJ. or not.
The call OF States taken, with the following
result:-Yeas 2ls, nays 90.
Illinois and New York did not vote while the vote
tive.
THE ADJOURNMENT.
A DELEGATE moved that the Convention do now
adjourn and demanded the call OF states on the mo-
ton.
The CHAIRMAN then announced that the motion
for adjournment If CARRIED, would carry 1t over
until ten A. M. tomorrow.
The vote was then put with the following result
Yeas geo, nays 81.
The Convention then adjourned till this morning
at ten O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-08

From the Chicago Republican (radicaD, July ~
There was o contract made several days ago be-
tween the friends OF Pendleton and Mr. Cass, OF the
Pttsburg Railroad that should Pendleons friends so
for Cass for Vice President Pennsylvania would 20 for
PendIeton This scheme was exploded to-day hy Me
Pennsylvania delegation deciding ~ vote for Gov
ernor Packer for President. The vote In CAUCUS
stood thirty-dve for Packer for President ten or
Pendlcton and seven for Hancock, and tue Hancocf
men are supposed to be ~all against Ptndleto9 TOT
second choice, well those VINO vote for Pecken
In the event OF Packer being thrown out OF the npg
the voto OF PENNSYLVANIA win be d0ubtfHl.
The Illinois delegation held meeting to-my ~
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. William Joseph Alien, Wno
was arrested for seiiton treason during the wuf
was nominated "a member OF the committee %
Resolutions 10 will be seen from tiis thas me @
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FfftRp BALLoT
The Secretary PROCEEDED to call the roll on the
third ballot with the following result
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When the vote for Andrew Johnson was announced
there was applause throughout the hall.
The CHATRMAN-The Convention will take recess
Tor fve minutes TO give the delegates opportunity
Tor consultation, after which we will proceed to
second ballot.
SECOND BALLOT.
On the second ballot the vote was az fOllows:--
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South Carolina cast one vote for John Q. Adams.
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During the reading Of the memorial delegate
from Indiana stated that his delegation were still in
consultation, and not ready to return TO the hall but
that In the meantime he was authorized on behalf
Of the delegation to cast the vote O. that State
heretofore, thirteen for Mr.. Pendleton
THE FIFTH BALLOT
The Secretary announced the vote on the fifth bal
lot as fOliOws:-
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ron elrn o. sIkTr. Asn sses.

xs Il tbs fai4essa srssFies ~ raydt sEtsag Hsffs
GA fkntt 80 ysts Psi;sga rsiF Hsssf oerh 2gih
cysnas sssA uas Ne Barrel hias Pssisl, FNatY eash
pssse prNet fs4tsFr TAast rAHsL three fsfss 6wHte
~tatk wxtsrFfsf O. @ftuE foaf fsFfs eef ff"etfhe
40 II IaNe CHrsiAs Isiss Deebis uei shsN ~ ser
Pisss4 Csrd HssAa, kPir2sid kbgBAvva silver Plated
lee Psxkey ksgFsFsa silver Piassa TeAloi ta Fsturs
TNftsy Msrsecs fhe1pefAfs Atbam lAhcAsfeF Vhhi,
rssaisth gssisF Pate 0shfs Csh beets splendid Bal.
suxai stft Set isvff nau4sd ksiEes vita sllssF Pc
tsA Farks EasgSga FfAfae hfasf Aisfm Nleek Isf ~
All ws.a BlAaksu spltstla beA1sd AEd Lined slk Par
Ts1ist splsbsis hVsaeoe TfaEsiliBE bag, Pals q
AiAs,utsa Q4slla Thiuy rsfts rfiHt " hsrsAiil-s
QEiiL
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CAUTION
In Ee an Lea In Anlinnao unnnas
The Old Established Hospital,
No. Beaver st., Albany, ~ Y.
QUICK CURES Avn LOW PRICES

NO bSaftf Ut, Albany, y. r.
QUICK CURES AND Low PRICES.
T,eer,ty thousand Patients cured Annually
ne. J. TELLER continues 70 be eonhdsnusily cen.
~ suited on Az 6rns Of private diseases al HE old 90
tAbished Hospital, No Beaver street. AIhahy
Twenty years devoted to tbit SArtessT branch u
practices enables hin perform sash 20 othst
physician caA and hk facilities such being s0frss
pondeaes with the eminent ply scihhs u the Old
World Of obtaining the safest sell the latest rene
dice for thsse diseases asrt Inducements the uHor
thnAs afa qulek and rapid cure ~ he obaBed 81 eth
~ oahee IN America IL Syphilis 0pnorfhga. elect
structure Enlargement 81 the testiess and spsrmAie
sords Babe, liberated Thropt hOss, tender shin
bones Cutaheous eruption Boil. Tlesrs Abcsssss snd
all other imparlies u the system perfectly HhdsF
The control oftbs Doctors msdbes and have bssn test
ed In more thar S90Oe eases annually with iinmsnss
saecsss.
T0aHE nsh addicted 10 secret hHbiis Who have insi
paired thsif hsklths and destroyed the rgof - ihs
iniBds dspriVBg thsmscyst o. he psssufs 81 MH
risd Life hst1hea that Ia consulting bf j. Teller
they sili Sad friend - eshsas and PhyfieiaH VIC
has cured thGnssads 10 almost every part ~ The nitsa
rejoice in al thai masss ~ dssirbs ssa mas hsFPy
The reader ofeours that tho asieasy 81 this sat
lsst ell prevent DHsts dsserptioH q This ter
tibis aiasass.
DR. TRLLERE CREAM WORK.
beek forsYefy bady .stsrths disclosures. Dr.. Tel
iss greet vsrt ~ ts nsisd - thoss contemplating
fssrttags3sa gsgssfaii Of stss Fies - ffhta hfas
is 81 paris sadsT sss Fes pa.d = Sc sopiss 49, tAs
fsst Feaf The ffhFts H8nffffa AsN ~ NSfYt
t~etare Iass hau " shsass FsrtnsF c9n rst
ssrt Aiewifsfy itegHtsia, hsnaTsds ofssefsf hss
eeie. ueshra wsrrsn,sd % y vor't tAfss liass,
The aeaut astsd fof a. 70 tsatt Il spseis " ssts
stamps nelossd win rofy ~ fsterN nav Df.
Teller dsretsA fs . tbs care ~ thoss eiaatss
eyeH uhish BE hoaii tsst.
TO THE LADIES.
DR. TBGLHs s Fsrastna 4ks opy ssshsy IL %
he ssls q Dr. Ylebsfs ftajisn Tsaais heHfhiY fts
Tks sale - thar 2aess bones establishes thsfrsR
siaiign - f.nss tsnsay asse'.sfhsa 80 ~ = =
u every sther ussdistns hsstgPfsgst
lies and other sbstfaefiaAs a. fssssss
CEps1gE hsrris1 sSies s eefAiH de ssts situtiist'
shsuis EsDia their FsFFsasesa dfseiAsps - ~
AoeosapsHF s1eA tsfksss ssf the Redsnes - 4tteAt
De thsfss.ipi - e. ffts prNs pr tss thsss plt ~
bs ~ nall empress say pert 81 tbs vsrid -
esse freul sGrissity demsEs.
Oeaes hensa fFaan % q y sns 80 tnscATs
ifam t. tss
"a PsftoHsa Al 8istssss res - esYsk 81 hsss y
s4rsssng ssiasrts h. Tssief sssiesag sfsisstsss,
hsesass ssesfsiF pasksa fsa shserssst ssss % a.;
part - tss wafA. AZ ~sfFsntRs Ne shsEss -
tdv.es sk~ks sfvAssts teys smFisyss hsasa
J. TELLEx y D
lya SET B-ssu e. Aassy
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TOBACCO ANTIDoTE.

WARRANTED T. rtmass sii sississ far Tabaess, 80
Tkis great rspasaF IL a. stessAt spRefpsr HptsTt-
~ IA eaf, stEafstes tts systsp gssssessss great
neafssne aa@ strengthening poser snabcs ttr st@fn
So dlssst tAs kesFt fss makes sisi refreshing.
ana esishtshsa fa@ssi h.aiss NssesFvs aa9 Chesers
fss @ffF lear suea Frfas, Was tsHtA pest frrs.
rtssts kks slaffs1s erstA ~ Tebacea with iists
" rssefenxsa tsssoaAss A. s~nt fFea Afsnt- ~aEt-
"a Aaarrss tls, + q. Abbott. IsFs~g Dty. =.
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ron 4 cLup on OH HUNDRED AND .iooo

q fasds 9hsessas, raney Cashmere Coat. PAhtt and
Nsst Patlsrh sxfA quality, kagfAyea silver Plated st
hsttis RsssiEe u.sig wsA eut 4isss Bottles Pair q
ef.sesdia Eate HlsRksgs sea9ia KnggAysd silver Pat
a. Tea set (thrcs Fieost, saGAF Hosi, Tea fst and
Csssssefl silver Plated Cake hssksi, FAney Phid We
ga Ytsiin aAd Hsw EnslisA nAraEs shawl spsndd Al
pAes ifsss fsttsrn silver Hassnr Cased Whieh, spien
asa ntels witA Esxaat steel kagrayinrs, FAMILY Zee
sfs anA Fhssagssph Page Popin Dress Pattern EhgrA
81 silver rstsd Ice Peher ap~nad Beaver Csask Fat
TEN sh4ars Revolver, spienald Accordion. Mase Bof
nns Pair fins DsEnash Tshis Covers with One DUEen
ntnasf HapktHs 10 mSteA.
GnskIsstoss EeH Lsnasn CLuss ~ faefoErtrN.
AesBta will pisses TAKE aotlea ~ ths Do rot send
asanst hat habes year stabs from one HpSSras. AAks
ysar isttsrs skeft ans piais ~ possible.
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"a TeNIc and apSTLg srINuLANT Witch {. NOT
aNsnsisd b. REACTION wkA t galas for yua Il
fakiatsias Nhep II rsifeshes hady mind. " re-
eshes wtth a1tuFai strength thas "a stny We
are not recommending sstas IN the lHteFest - an
fAsiion bot iauh ana extended ahreryspiOn teaches
Ihs; be 10 lhe keilr fgf rest recuper
stsu vita GHb - Ne Keeps At ~ that he Is knang
Are Is bis hsnes ahseh siil IKE the Games Of
t.afIisien TaFd iFoss e. Take tsnis that sin re-,
sssh asd nat dessray Dadd's Nefsins s fyt sale hv
oil Dfagsi.s Pfics OBs Dollar. see book Of Certih-
selss thss accompanies each hottie-swt4
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MANHOOD How I.os, How Restored

xnlas NsiEEE4TKb Esx4F tb~ FAassi esst tsithgnt
ns6ieiBs1 ~ FFssnstorfh9a hsniss Asklsl .asa
Physissi inealGf9ff, iBFseimeAff ~ Nsnisss, sts (
siss, Csnsanpiiss EtfisBsy SD fts iAaEssa y ssi
iaaa q Rhs o. sexuat sHskstesBes.
Pres, "a sssisa sHssieiy-. suif ssHis
TAsslslFsss heF l1 isss nahaifss ssssy fisssly
demonstrates en tAiFty yssHs yskstss tasf he a.
sFasihg seBss4csEsss ~ asB sbess msy - fsftsENy
cared withaeA tss fAsgeFaSs u ihsfHa saihs -
lbs sgF5sziiss z 80 hHifsi sHslns sHt as 81 ssis
u ssfis ssFssr. sks ehHeual y msst q - n
sssfy sessfsf - inatisf sshst - ssntiisH nsr u,
assy saHs hinssk tAsaglY PffsstaAy nd fAshfsay
Tbis Jss<Aft seE 4 v IA lbs kshds " sHsfy geEiH
sEe sssry e fAs lad.
Nxnt esass seAl IL pts1n saysiops 70 saessss.
Sssfgwtss rssslgf ~ as passage
Ala. ~ Csigefwsiss MsFrisfs OnkAs ggies " ssss
kaafset iks fshbsssf
GBAs > c ELfSKkc0
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~ - oT III. 10 &C.

n ssfsae as2&ag have tAs@ tbaies " Ne ~
ts aftssiss 40 ffgs gs4s aasfaf sffsa rAsta
Rsfrsf SEA eksls Fstsssa Hgtnae EEsts htifs Lab
ease4rs g,r4t ENggsrsN asifss specs hoAAef FaH -
sss, .sssa s3sias tsash HaatA friHi bfsts fsiisft
stss8 Hssa4 issg skAs} waite t4nee tbis Cleih ~
~ tssss ks6sea kAssf sEt Fvst - - ssfFf Fattfe
F.sas Ftahsssst Tatis effesa AissssR EtgfsFsa ~
~ F8sfee f3a.a fss@ 6eAaxA AigtiN aNa hss ihbsf
Esfess s.as4n Kaxtat STA Hosata rAfas kge pirtHf'
hssaesa fhatatsssit AgsHm. klvgkHa lssfg eahaAsf
eamsrass sHk Pas tse assaa lstEs tsa Lines tes q
uaassasaA tssilt Aihaautwa enisi, LaaAft hetsaait
kq1sasa 81 HSAS LA1lss sofae eesa tAlfafuis ia
s,sS Eins asRfs fszln AnExssHa 0aae 90 as sai
as aesf fAtass' sssa Bl4ae alHat fs1sE AstA a
&c. Fsssg Hiaaa " ssssk ora ke8 Cottage Ssass,
sossn Eaaas hea Wsaak ssxAsfs essts saaiig - So
sasea asa4a LlnsH MaESksfrhish
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ANY druggist 10 the eg.GniEs VII isl sou " you
taxa tbs tE1nhie 20 enquire, thMt essfy one that
hays aotlle II 0aeis DyspepslA Care from thsis,,
sFssks n Tie saass ss4aaIned pralss u re grsai
Iawisa1nal Ftrtne.
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vi. LOUIS AND IRoN MOUNTAIN

RAILROAD CoMPAHY's sewn per eesL frat Mort
rsss Bonds Reafaary and August GeupoHt The
ssr.fays u he eompleisd road 10 Pilot Knoh
more tban he lateresi gu the cnirw mortgage, The
sresas ~ hsse B1nds eadfltg 70 the secafitF
sfr dsy Deer g. ESQ ESQ have been spent on TIE prop
efty and nal se1 90 81 hauds isFusd thus faf
The suHslanly increasing tfEffc ~ carrying with
as prospect % CONTROLLING all the travel from stlonis
q hs s0athsrn Stttss, ensures enormous revenue
The plfrE 10 ~ the stock f0s fBrssfsnfs and
ats Interested 20 sarch the property a. well a. 10 eeon
asnise SIS esreRses
We the sRdefssncd cordially recommend these sew
Is PEI cent mortgage bonds % the s. Bouis and Iron
MaaHtAin HaifsAd A. good security. The revenue
n tie read w 30 lArge and he standardization of the
sairs u the campaAy Is 10 capable and experienced
hands aud eniled to The greatest confidence % the
JAMES 8 THOMAS. MAYOR o. 81 Loais.
inUN 4 ROH Pres'i A. LnHis Chamber az Commerce.
u " FOX Pfes'i ~ Iouis Board 81 Trade
BARTON BATES, Pref North Missouri Railroad
AN / EWING Pres't Of the Mef. n y Of 81 LoHis
gRo II REA Pres'i second Aatl Bank u st Louis.
Jas n EADs. Chief Ene. ST. Linis III. Bridge Co.
gEo W TAYLOR. pres't ~ Pacific Railroad laf MOI
oHg n LloNBERGER PrcstT n Bank, 81 Louis.
ADoLFHUs MEIER. vies-Pres' U. Pacific Railway.
ROBERT BARrH, Pres't German Savings Institution
NEW YORK RkFERENCEsi
& n MORGAN co, >. 9kANnY
! H. SWIFT W. 4. HLODGETT,
isAACN PHELPS A. n EMO
". " BRADY, GRO D PHELPS.
Pamphlets With details can be had al be New York
Agency A limited nanher of Bonds will BE- seld st
ths ow price n s. gyeg the accrued Interest TO the
respondents here send their fands to the Cashier
- as Bank o. me State cf New York ard bonds will
be returned ~ express free Of charges
H. G, hARQbAED, Yioe-trer't, No. - Wall 81
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II l. HOLTON 4 co.
FsshignaLls kiiiinsrs Dssss kaksfs.
Mar hYssHf ts1l ManxHKsEHA.
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A GREAT BLESSING.
cLERs

The Rev IsAAc Aiken, of Alleghany, testihsi
tina, 4 has cured him, after Al other remedies
bad fAilsd
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FoR GROUP.

Ths BaisAna I'll be found invAiusl3e. ard may
always be rehsd upon ia the mosi extreme oAses.
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Gao. r RewELL = cos ADVERTISING

csc r. a0WELL q cos ADxERTIstsG
AGENCY.
"They hsNe reaneest sAseFtisihg 10 perfect
sssism tsss kat berA kpawH beretafoFv. - HaTi<ssa
fha s<affa4s on 81 iss7
'swsstsvsF pTas4t asfheAicai and fsr~sfd
ibsy prsstiss 10 thsif dssHgs ssa sHy that - Boso1
CpsassasasseaitA. Nsf - seE
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