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WHOLE NO. 100.

metic by the lite Nv pine knot, held
for the purpose by his mother-he
drove hoss on the canal, wuz a saltboiI-
er in Southern Ohio, wagon boy on
the Nasbnel Road, wuz left an orphan
when six weeks old, swept store in
his early yooth, went down the Miss
issippi on flat boat, was in the Mexi-
kin war, and bez oousoomin pashen
for horses. He hez, in this, the adyan-
tage Nv Grant, ,ez bis pashen was SO con-
soomin that it got him into a temporary
difficulty, which required II men,
judge and two lawyers to settle, one of
the lawyers bein the States Attorney
Nv the county. These facts in his by
ography got from his own lips IF
there's any discrepancies, nv course
the committee on typography Will rec
oDciIe EN-. 1t may be that he may hev
done too much-wich is to say, eff all
be says is troo, he would be two or three
hundred years old. Et so, it will have
to be pared down He hez bin iustis
Nv the peece for ten years in his native
township, wich gives him a splendid
knowledge Nv constooshnel law.
5 He'sstrooly nashneI in his views.
lie knows no north, no south, no east,
no west, no nothing. That last qualif-
cation mite prejudis some agin him, but
to me it's his chief holt. For with sich
a man in the Presidenshel chair wood
be safe We hevan abundance NV sich
men as Wood, Seymour, Vallandygum,
ct settry, who can manage President,
but who are too oderous to be electid
very much to that posishen themselves.
Therefore its necessary that precisely
sich a man ez hev described be electid:
and the fact that Chase knows too much
is the objection ! hev to him Polk
was manageable. Pierce eminentIy so,
and poor old Bookannon was wonder
fully pliable.
Sich is the candidate wich I present.
There are many pints in his favor Our
people wood o-wunst exclaim, " "Who'n
thunder is Kippinsl" and before they
Good find out the day nv election wood
be on EN-, and they'd vote him. His
hevin no record is also in his favor.
Wat wood Pendlton, ValIlandygum,
Seymour and Wood give eff they he'd
no record? A record is like tin kittle
to dogs tale-its noisy appendage
wich makes the dog conspicuous, and
invites every body to shy brick at
him. ...... ee -rr
l hevent menshend in this, nor shell /,
who would be proper man for the
second place on the ticket. / bev my
opinion. Kentucky is deservin Nv rec
ognisbun-tbats all / shel say. The
wich is characteristic NV me
prevents me from segestin the partick-
eler citizen of Kentucky who ought to
be thus honored. We shell see wheth-
er or not republics is ongrateful.
PETROLEUM V. Massey, PM.
(Wich is Postmaster.)
P.S. The fact that Jethro L. Kip
pins holds my note for S18 63 with in
lerest for two years, hez no infooence
IN my segestin his name. l am infoo-
orooJ h., NJ Iorcebuna
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GENUINE HUMoR. is easy to say
ill-natured things and thus get rep
utation for smartness, but genuine
humor doesn't flow from bitter foun-
tain. 1t is gentle and genial, comes
from bright and loving spirit, and re-
freshes while it excites in mirth and
laughter, Less brilliant than wit, it is
more agreeable. While the one offends
by its severity, the other makes a man
ashamed Of his follies without exciting
his re sentiment.
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Mr.. T. 2. Barkas states that the sur
face of the sun has become disturbed,
and that there is at present upon bis
disc a spot of remarkable magnitude
and clearness. The approximate length
of the spot is so, 600 miles, and its width
10000; and so we'll defined is it, that
it can easily be seen by the naked eye
when protected by colored glass The
spot forms beautiful object fer teles-
copes of very moderate power. 50
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HEADouARrERs ARMY IN TBR FIELD,
n ZEN 49,, nn.,,eo., n.R ~ 1000


To. Gen. S. B. BUcKNER, Confederate rmy =
Yours of this date. proposing an armistice and
appointment of commissioners TO settle terms OF
captulation is just received. No other terms than
an unconditional and immediate surrender can be
accepted. ! propose 10 more Immediately upon your
workS. am Sir, very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant u. s. GRANT,
Brig. Gen. U. S. A., Commanding
Gen. Buckner called these terms un-
generous and uncivil; but he made haste
to accept them. For once, at least, he
clearly comprehended Gen. Grants
style.
Some time afterward, Gen. Grant
was visited in his camp before Vicks-
burg by Gen. Pemberton, who was
anxious to know upon what terms that
city could be relieved from siege just
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From the Toledo Blade.
Nasby.

The Democratic Candidate for
the Presidency Mr. Nasby
HOis1S 1He Name Of "a Democrat
Of Eais Acquaintance in sOuth-
eFn Illinois.
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SEWING MACHINES!
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!
THE FINKLE & LYON
SEWING MACHINE co.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE!

DE- w llNO MAOIllN n w.
Is the only Company in the trade who will re-
turn the purchase money if the machine is not
satisfactory.
2.-The Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine is the
only fOck-stitch machine that has its needle
self-setting," so that the needle cannot be set
wrong
3.-The Finlle & Lyon Sewing Machine is the
only straight-needle machine that has a positive
'take-up," requiring no change of tension in
running from one kind of goods to another.
4.-1he Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine has
the only 'shuttle-earrier" that overcomes all
friction of shuttle, and protects the thread from
oil in the shuttle race.
5.-The Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine is the
only family machine in the world that will sew
linen thread with the same facility that it does
cotton or silk.
Gas an evidence of the facts above stated
we guarantee all our Machines as follows, viz (:
"If the purchaser, after ia air trial. does not re-
gard the Finkle q Lyon Sewing Machine as
superior to any machine in market, he can re-
turn II and have his money"
Among the many certificates that light he
introduced, we select the following, not having
room for more:
Office Of the american A9Jiculuria,l
II Park Row, NY. Z
Sir-The Finkle & Lyon Sewing Machine Co.
is Incorporated Under the laws Of this State, and
manufacture a frst-ciasS Lock-Sitch SelriRg Ma
chine, which, both from our home experience
with it. and from our observation of it in the
hands of Others, we can cheerfully recommend
it for general family use.
ORANGE JUDD & Co.,
Editors and Proprietors Am. Agricuit4rist
This Machine sells at from $50 to $120.
JOHN E. sPICER is Agent at Portland, Jack
son County, Ohio Oak Hill r o., where the
Machine can be seen and examined.
Apr. 80, '68--3m
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jackson County Directory
For 1868.

Representatives. IN Congress-Hon. J. 7. WILSON
RepreSeRtatre-LEVI DUNCAN
Common Pleas Judqe-J0HN P. PLYLEY.
Probate Judqe--JAMFS w. L0NGBON.
Auditor-L. A. ATKINSON.
RecOrdeF-CHARLES RHODES.
Prosecuting Attoraey--W. X HASTINGS
Treasurer--ADAM w. LONG
Clerk of Court--CHARLES q, JAMES.
Sheri6--J0SEPH H. WILSON.
Surpsyor or-BEVERLY KEENAN,.
COroner-PETER EWING.
COntmissiOners--J A. SELL ADAM LACKEY
VINToN POWERS.
NOtdries Pubtic-CHARLBS RHODES. w K
HASTINGS, D. MACKLEY, ISAAC ROBERTS
B. F. STEARNS, j. ED. JONES, JAS. TRIPP.
Master CoamissioRer-J. w. L0NGBON.
School Enaminers. JOHN G. STEVENSON
A., W. LONG, d. MACKLEY.
Town officers.
Mdyor-IRVINE DUNCAN.
Marskal--J0HN r. RATHBURN.
Recorder-J Ohm CONNOLLY.
Treamrer-C. s. DICKAS0N.
Weiakmdster-JOHN BRANS0N.
Street onan.issiOner--JOHN G0RHAM.
CouncStrnen---H. l.. CHAPMAN, j. D. JAMES
JOHN YoCHEM, A. W. LONG, A.A.WATsON
Church Directory.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH - Rev
|. B. BRADERIoK, Pastor. Services every
Sabbath at 1019 A. NJ, and ~ P. M. Prayer
Meeting every Thursday night
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH = REV. GEORGE
FITcIT, Pastor. Services every Sabbath at
1OH A. M. and ~ P. NJ
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH No
regular service.
CATHOLIC CHURCH-No regular Service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCn-No regular service.
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PETROLEUM V. Massey, PM
Wich is Pos

P.S The fact that Jethro L. Kip
pins holds my note for S18 63 with in
terest for two years, hez no infooence
in my segestin his name. l am infoo-
enced by no mercenary considerashuns.
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Sweet Potato

2 T. A N II s J
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
A NTY-THoUsAND-DoLLAR sLANDER sUrr\
A short time ago the fact was published that

short time ago the fact was published that
Amaziah Jones LOUIS had sued o. F. Green for s2o
GOO for alleged false and anderous uterances against
his character and reputation Last week Mr. Green hed
his repy He fatty denies the first allegation IN the Pc
titlon OF Jones' He admits that he spoke the words
charged in the first allegation and says that ION tue nss
day OF May A. d. 1882 the plaintiff did, at the city of 81
Louis feoniously steal, take and carry away $40 th6
prOperty OF Mary FergsOD ana furthe tat on tho
third day OF July A D. 1865 a the city OF 81 LOUIS ho
nIantif did feOnOusly steal take ana carry away iou
United States bonds OF the value OF SO eacD ana
the property of Marcus A. WOt" lie admits that
he used the the third and they are
true He denies using the words charged In the nn.
and sixth allegations. He admits that on the lOth DAY OF
August 1868 he did the plaintiff was thef or di
thief as alleged The ninth allegation that Green accused
Jones putting his brother out Ofthe way 10 get MS NE IN
surance is denied by Green. The answer states as O'
follows Defendant, for full and complete Justlhca'
ton for the OF the language spoken as SET IOh ia
the eighth allegation OF plaintiffs petition ana as ful
and complete answer 10 the ninth, tenth, ana eeVChtn
allegations saws that about the Sd day of OCTOBER
1858 the plaintiffs brother Josiah Jones, NJ he instance
and request OF plaintiff and for his benefit dd nave the
e OF the said Josiah insured III the Equitable Life In
surance Company and the Globe Life Insurance COM
pany both of for the sum OF s25OOG tha ona
hefore that time Josiah Jones contracted pulmonary
disease known as consumption and that the fact OF hA
sickness became notorious among his friends ana 40
onontanccs that the SAID Josiah and plaintiff wlckedy
conprng together TO cheat and defraud the SAID nsur
ance companies by false statements and representations
and by promises presents and brbes offered aua gwen
10 the officers agents and employees OF said insurance
companes did succeed in getting the SAID cOhpanoS 70
take the risks aforesaid the life OF SAID JOSIAH ana
that said Amaziah Jones, the plaintiff, did faudueny
and feonousy after the death OF the said JOSIAH take
collect and receive from said companies the iuii sum Vi
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

The Cornelius Walsh mansion, iii Newark
n. j., is offered for sale at s95oJ0
Dennis Sullivan recently purchased the estate
No 25 ROchcstcTst., Boston, for $4,000
Alice Trailer recently purchased a brick dwell
ln house the westerly side OF Gardens. out of Cam
JIldgc-st. Boston, for $1,000
The total number of public and private build
u,erectcd On ST. Louis during the year 1865 exceed 2ol
n DE- churches have been hushrd-tWO Catholic, tv 0
Irtuy tcriap. Hebrew, Methodist Episcopal one
Lutheran. The aggregate amount Of capital invested III
bu. ling operations for the year about S3OOoO,0Oo
The Flushing Railroad Company, now using
the dcrot rf tie Long Island Railroad Company at
uucrs Point, have purchased site for depot on the
move their track from Winfield to the Point so as to run
sasS a. 5o way "0O'''''' using ''O ''' '' - ''''
The Commissioners appointed to improve the
po,froad and the railroad depot Mouut vernon have
decided Co apply to the Legislature for authority 20 Ise
bl passcd last Winter gave the Commissioners power 70
eApend tooo per mile upon the wSrk ana ~ & 10 rlSe inc
e5Coj per mile Under tese circumstances it is thought
the Comniss toner's to raise the required amount
The dimensions of the new TOwn-Hall in
course Of erection in the town Of Jamaica l. l., are 7lX
firee stories high to be bul OF TIE best North Ktyer
brick ana faced with O. X. Croton brick including IRON
cornice running around the building with brackets
bansard roof covered with susQuehanua slate and the
deck roof sbceted with the best roofing tin The edce
dimensions The building is to be completed IN April
ts,O, aud VIII cost $4,000.
Persons having real estate for sale or to let
sud those desrous Of purchasing renting such pro-
pelty will fud it their interest 10 advertise in THE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of any
other newspaper and in addition TO this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NowYork and all its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief as allow OF the advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE
Daily Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
every profession Dusiness consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial the reports OF sales
of real estate both in the city and country thus adding
greatly te value OF it's columns advertising me-
6um The charges for advertising follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE 25 cents per line for each insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE & per hne; sENG-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is cents
uer line About ten words ne after the first
line. which usually contains only four or i've words
Terms, cash IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Dec l2-In steamship Aus.rslssiaMs j.
Inay A. Hall John Babs', Mesiy Smith VIM Black
McBvOy, Major Ferguson Carter Chs Br9E-
wieh A. Aa Msnrln and son, Geo sirahan Cha Shr Mss
Webster j. Sherman r. Schramm, John
Hotter Thos Renshau Banw WIN. Petty, Elw Lane George
Frucs Tran LYONS Jas Elliott H. AckermAn; MT Lloyd
htren Griffith Wm. Steele, JOB smith, Jas
Fnioa j. See gnan Thos Charlton, Mrs NJ Mei Mss Ida hes
Master Mes AID female J. Smith Thos Hler Aug hs
gsr, HOLIDAY Mr. Emanuel Tbos Aoia 5 Peters hr AMI MIS-
]. walker and cliilren.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
SUFFERING OF A FAMILY IN COLUMBUS, OHIO

SUFFERING OF A FAMILY IN COLUMBUS, OHIO.
1t was announced in one of the churches In
Columbus Ohio on Sunday the 18th inst. that the Rev
f. Romnes District Secretary OF the American Colonial
10, sociov had recently removed to that city, ana that
his family was suffering severely from sickness Ih
caused several benevolent persons 10 ca anu eJ iVuo
tbot four sons had been taken very sick win scafe
Seyer Immediately upon their arrival ana that one OF
tbem was living dead in the house The disease m me
snddenness OF attack had not even given the suffering
FAMILY time TO arrange their furniture. The boy was
hmried on Monday but the father worn out Win care
aud anxiety was also attacked with sickness On FRIDAY
last another terrible calamity came upon thein, wnles
has fairly startled the strangers who surround he anu
enlisted the syInpathies Of all About o'cloeS p M.
the wife left the bedside OF her husbahds
whom she had been atentlvely nursing An absence OK
half an hour caused search 10 he made by gentleman
who WAS In the house. when the door OF the room directly
oppose that occupied by Mr. Romines was found TO oe
locked on the inside knock caused no reply ana the
gentleman broke in the door Then was discovered tna
Ierrbe fact that the mother OF the unfortunate family
had committed suicide. She was suspended by bed
cord fastened 10 some hooks in the wall with blood How
Ing from her nose and mouth. and dead The rope wa:
Immediately cut and the father, who almost frantic, had
sprung from his bed caught her in his arms and carried
her TO his own room He fell In cOpyusoDS anu az
last reports was low Mrs. Ro3nes il is said, bad been
troubled with partial insanity and one cause OF the re
moval was 70 benefit her heath daughter Is now the
only person in the family wiz Is able TO SIT UP.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF HEw.YORS. Dec 25..... ARRIVED;
Steamship Ausraasan (r MMkan. Liverpool Dec H. mise and
SER Hattie Dodge Freeman Barbados Is days molasse'
sehr h. q. Kughi, Whiiemore Para y days ruDOvL
DOMESTIC PORTS .
NEW LoxpoS Dec 2a-Arnyei ,ehr Emma H. hat ron Iy.e &
Cosmo fr NerYoai sehr Jas Nelson, Tauuoni O. oehkss
Providence Ftch Isaac Borden Panthea Fred stafford nate
CALLAHAN NesYok: GarNood Geogetown Convoy brah"eA
] Goodspeed NexIAven. West Wind. PhiladeOhiA
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Spws PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cptans and parsers this requested 70
deliver uackgs addressed Associated Press only ~
per.ons exhibiting authority Of W Sinonion General
Journal Of Commerce It1ss TkBrsE
World sun Eyprs ErsEiag Post Commercial Afgtrs'T 5l4iS
X,iung Journal and Ne YORKER DERosaF soai A'o
be 1shTsred ouT 10 the persons
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
6o Elbom II muu Concern.

WILLS PAE0o Il Co, No 90 BROADWAY. Y; Dec 2! l@g
NOTICE to SHIPPERS by PAClFlG MAIL
~ STEAMSHIP Co.'S ARIZONA, Ealing on IHUksDAi
Dec 81: Preish received unil WEDNESDAY Dec 80
DEWARD-A reward of FIVE HUNDRED
IL DoLLARS viii paid from the Metropolitan Reward Fund 10 ne
en or person, furnish information which shan secure Tue
,t and Of the person gny OF the murder oil
ob Moouer Who No 90 BaItcs the lh oI Deeemoef
iesS By order of the Board Of Metropolitan Police ,e,
Dseeuber a. 1863 D. u hh"Lhi' 'uel NIelA.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
nutitts Of gmkrupttg.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATES for EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSlLFANA-in
vRrpTcY; AT Philadelphia Oct 30 1863 the undersigned he
ss notice Of his appointment Assignee Of EDWARD W. hhLoi
~ IN County Of Philadelphia AID State OF fennh
G within sal District who has been adudgei bankrupt nIon m oNa @
petition Nv said District Court WM NOIDES Asgnee NO $50
Saaih S1th-st TO the creditors OF said bankrupt
Dec i3 1863 Pi' 'a"o"o
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Su;tion Sales of Seal Gsiatt.

}. JoHNsoy, r., Aueuones:.
PY NSON g. MILL Err,
ID AUCTIONBRRS AND
REAL ESTATE kOk BRo
No. % NAgSlvST. CEDAE-ST., NhU'lohN.
rented ,tsbausd Loass neeosis Auction sale, &c
EXECUTORs SALE at AUCTION.
~ NEDNESDAY Jan 2l 1867 az ? /. or TIE prem! es
MILL PROPERTY. FARMS. SHOPS. HOUSES AND LOIS
IL CHAlGNILLE ORANGE COUNTY, \. l.,-...-
BELONGING 10 THE ESTATE Of o. AMES, DEtAASED,
Consisting Of
HOMESTEAD PLACE superior land with large
with batroo laundry harrs carrsgcouse
grsusrv garden, with cold grae cnoicc country res ence
THE COTTON FACTORY adjoining above property Bck build
5N6 feet u mach a 10 good order;
engine aud boiler, aud all rtus for heating the Wi Nsef
power unsurpassed in the dan newly built large reservoir unr
the mil Guequarter Of nile from Ec klac de-
pot q NeNiork Ct o. az hour from Ae"blrgh
Ten dveiIag houses for cmT'Oyes oi factory
CRAIGvLLE GBST MILL 10 feet water Wce three run Of stone
large close depot Public house tIed stable ~
hof , uclutel in tie mill Popertr .- 100
BLACKSNITHS SHOP ana WAGOS-NAKEWS SHOP, house and
farien Zoo No other shops miles
SEVERAL HOUSES AND GARDENS AM number Of small lots ot
TWENTY -FOUR ACRES OF WOODLAND very to The rail-
SEAMAN FARM AND Mills contains 80 Of yey
house stable ILe gt mill has u q stones The
mill do large Both 10 good order Dsm new ls
Should prove stormy the sse viii e pace the uer r
d4T. J. K. CALDWELL, E1e-ut'r Ncwbush, n l.
Apply 20 IRVING VAN WAtf No p BersmausI, NeNl0Ik
L. PEET, No. y Dasue-st, New York
Ere Railroad fooi Of Chsbersst * 10 r CraigvUe
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Friday. Dec. %, 1883.

NEW-lORK, Friday, Dec 20 looo'
The Real Estate folks, as well as other people
Aeep Christmas; consequently, nothing Is dong Ut 'uo
s,,xchanrc" or elsewhere today and probably there
will not be uutil the close OF tho holiday season.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
Siatiuntrp, &t.
Ytgal Sotitts.


CUPREME COURT-CATIlARlNE CLARK
> against JOHN D. OILEY and ohsrsln sanee OF Jus
State Of Newi viii rpore 70
AUCTION. THURSDAY the 5st day 81 Dec
81 the EIchauge haeoon No III
Rn.sS1 in the Civ Of Hew.Yofk by JAMES MILLER, Ago
parcel OF LAND situate "n Wy
uoherv sixth the TseEieib ara o. we w W
EegYok sul described follows: Begnnng AZ ut
" eet distant i've Lun lfeH ana W -
westerly from Of Thirty iiit ana 'Ll
running uothery parallel WIN Nhtu
eight feet nches westerly parallel "l!h
sigtt fet nine inches noheTly sde Of
twenty Eve ieet 70 e pace VI Oe
p'ls-D~'0 '''" ' DANIEL p. INGRAHAM. IT,. Referee
v.RyrN < TrRyEY. Plaintiffs AttorreTh ~ zaA'H"ao
C,ITPRFNF RT-BENJAMlND ID. STELLE
SOIOWON individually and A. Executor o Joolhi
ANDREWS deceased and Others In pursuance ola Judgment 81
state Of New York made ID ih
-. n he 18Th dsy Of NOyembe 1853 J. DAVID HhMLfi ue
Pirs named In Judgment will sell At public Az CIlON o1g
JANES NJ MILLER Auconeer, st the EhGhsnge % ~
NewYOrk on TUESDAY TIE ga dy OF De
s, yi1 All thai certain Of land aud premises snae P and
b on The soutery Walker street In the fhh "d Of h
deserted follows viz Beginning hi pon on he
distant ouehundred I
com IN Walker aud Chapel street
thence az
with ssi Walker hun1redsndI Feet thence esseI ana pareI
Walker twenty feet thence nofiLe one
G ana westerly said Walker street twenty
lei the place Of the said lot being composed paris o
several lots guhei map pat The estate be
longing Of Anthony spenArd deceased maze y
andrty aud Number Eeren Walker STREET
D,s, x,S 51"rqIW THURSDALE PATTERSON,
NJ N~""" Plaintiffs Attorneys
III. ,tove sale Is adjourned until Tuesday, January lg ls at
,oae hour aud place.-Datel Dec ~ 1853. d. HAWLE1,
D22 2swW&S
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
gttturts anS 1ltttings.
QruftssionaI gotirts.

np = r. FOOTF author of Medical Com
non S.n be consulted In psfson or BY ss AZ ns Gnes
10 of kasI I~enVssI'aA OAe' 1'l'
no.. 10 . N ul4 N. Coufutsuol Tree
UANMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
MINT ofEERvOCs DEBILITY Premature phy.esl ana Mental
psr,v ,d other special of standard Work on
ur subjects By C. d. HAxNoSD ~ D. formerly Professor oi az
Medical College, y T. ftce,
! e,r, e nailed Anthor- No 219 Rsst tlfehst
IL sod si Third Consultations from TO TO- to > and 70
SOD also At No. ~ Rue ie Esol PAri'. France
IRRITABLE BLADDER, caused by Piles,
structure, ID, instant durability; ftluent denuV o 9i
lie tvo disease. Lecture to h, Surgical GAS b bpn Ahp u
ntyoS H. EDITOR a Scspe See No ~ leiose % cepu 70
HaY So ii Ohee from 10 to aud " e'enngs al
~. s2 PInh.ave.
MEDICAL CARD.-Dr G. ". LAWRENCE,
WI PRESIDENT uhtse,n1 of Hot springs Afhinia, VIII pIauee
N.rYork March neat lie eau lie p,sona} eoaa - 90
a. E.st sfh1t BroadsaT loppo,e Irving House, dsy rom
9 M D. NJ Ceaars regarding Hot Springs ArEAnia' iar-
B,hsl 10 applicants
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

st. Paul, Minnesota, with 10000 inhabitants,
has only u policemen
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
DRAUdTIC MISCELLANY.

The first two numbers of the Booth series OF
Macbeth edited by Henry L. Hinton, have been pub
lished i'm neat style, by Messrs. Hurd H0ughtOn
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
San , 7;23 San ets.... tJ3 Moon sets 38
| HG
s.,o, Uook 41 Cows Island 5:2T Hell Gae..s. ZIG
New-York tribune., 1868-12-26
6itp 3taI estate for Sab.

TOR SALEata BARGAIN-24 LOTS, together
or IN parcels Orehaudre and ana 0e
rueteeu Tenth Moruge Park; high land eonnal
Or the Sound surrounding Apply % JOIN
~ MORRIS. No l3J West Forty secolit, OF WM H. AlNO No
6 Pne-st
HOUSES or LOTS.-Circular mailed free TO
4 1 eng address STANLEY DAY. No 92S Broadway.