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CHOICE SrCURITiEs.-First aud Second Mortgage
per cent Bonds of the great Air Line Railroad Oh
Virginia We offer for sale
First Mortgage South side Railroad per cens
Bonds at 50. Mortgage less than $6,o0per mile. III
terest coupons payable January and July IN New.
York Whole amount of Issue, Ss0g,0oa Net income
Of the road, $1,000 per month.
Second Mortgage Norfolk and Petersburg Railrsse
per cent Bonds at ~ Aggregate OF first and seesna
bic January and July I'm New-York. Amount OF sr
nusl interest. $500. Net income of the road $iS"
per month n
These roads. with the Virginia and Tom, Rsr
road form the Ar Line Railroad from Nollol :, NAi
10 Bristol Tenn distance of :o miles, oousDii,sfee
under the nlanasssnent of Gen. VIM. Malone, ana
running In connection with tire Old Dominion kips
of steamers from this city 10 Norfolk
LANCASTER. BROWN a Co. - Naasana-
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DRICES REDUCED.
With view supply The readers Of THs TRIsurH With NJ
6rse.J Autobiography have purchased the stereotype plates Of
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seen below.
HORACE GREELEY'S AUTOBIOGRAPHY.
RECOLLECTIONS OF BUSY LIFE;
"REMINISCENCES 81 AIERTcAs POLITICS
orssJss q IH 81 Ysio9 GsFE 70
To which added
MISCELLANIES:
LITERATURE AS A VOCATION" POETS AND POETRY"
REFORM AND REFoRNERs." "A DEFENSE
OF PROTECTOs," &c, &C
DISCUSSION WITH ROBERT DALE OWEN on
THE LAW or DIVORCE.
BIT HokAOE GarEtEI, -,
bound r' s .s St a @ f F ST. a ss1.ss
wood esgying' Of The Cot where vs. Born by Y'i Sse.nl
hoa.. in The Woods" Ny Pr,.sn Home" MY Barn"
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
II OUR FOLKS AT LONDONDERRY.
" RTRAL IaE F VIZ iEAEs AGO
Ny EARLY SCHOOL DAYS
VI ADIKu TO HEwAAMpSHIGE
viii NY APPRENTICESHIP.
x1rEGR BY LAKE ERIE
X NY ElHsT I EXPE sEs CT II NETWORK
xiii. TEMPKRASCE IN ALL InISGS
XIV PLIY.DAYs
WI XVI TapHrH
XVII. THR TRIBUNE
XIX SOCIALISM.
TX. sOCIALsTIC EFFORTS
XXI. HARRY CLAY
XXIL MARGARET FULLER
SXIlL BEGGARS AND BORROWERS
XIV. DRAMATIC MEMORIES.
XIV. OLD ZACH.
XVI. CONGRESS-MILBAGR
XVII CONGRESS- AS Ia WAS
xviii GLAMOUR. Hs.
xxx LAKB NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PRAL
Xxx. THE GREAT sENATORS-THR COMPROMISE Oh lsS0.
XXI LIBELS AND LIBEL SUITS
XXXII EuROPR-THR WORLDS EXPOSITION
xxxin. THE DIssoLUrIoS OF TUE WIG PARTY
XxXv. TIB NEW ERA III POLITICS
YXXyL MY Farm.
NXXYIL MY FARMING.
xXXvIIL "SBNARD. WEED AND GREELEY
xxx EUROPE TBD-PARIS-SWiIZERLAED
XII. TWO DAYS IN JAIL
XII " THE BANKS CONGRESS" The Long Contest for
Kill PREMoNT-BuCHANAH-DOU isPeaksr.
KILL RIDE ACROSs THE PLAINS.
xiv. THE ROCKY hoUEFAlsS-THE GREAT BASIN
XIV UTAH-SBvlDA.
xLvL THE sIERRA RgvADA-THB YosEMrTR-THB BIG
XVII. THE FUTURE OF CALIFORNIA TREES
XVIII. THE PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION OF 1850
XIX sECESSI0N-H0w CONFRONTED
l.. OUR CIVIL WAR-ACTUAL AND POSSIBLE
Ii. ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
LII JEFFERSON DAVIS.
LII WRITING HISTORY.
LN. MY DEAD.
MIsCELLANIFs.
LITERATURE AS A VOCATION
ROkTs AND POETRY
REFORMS AND RkfoRMERS
THE GROUNDS or PROTECTION.
SUNDAY LBCTURISG RENlslsCRNCYa
DAYS RIDE IN MAINE.
ADAYs RIDE ACROSS THE ALLHGtiANIBA
ANIGHT RIDE ACROSS THE PRAIREA
WINTER FLOOD IN ILLINOIS
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE; Discussion between Horace Greeley
And Rotsn Dale 0ssa
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POLITICAL ECONOMY.
HORACE GREELEY.


,..,d To .,eid.,e the Science Of POLITICAL Bo0Ho-
NV Ind. serving to err defend hs Policy ofPRorEcioSIo
uoME INDUSTRY system Of Nsoa Cooperation or ''e he''
~ n ,b r HORACE GREELEY hsVe Just been suedN' neat
d. oune of Ss4 pare. caprs the twenty foo ppen
p yeouowy sobished weekly IN The TRIBUNE last Summer
ga Autumn with ueh additions and cancellations we're "sg"ea D
~. ,p,bot N revising then for this issue and mo" eOpousn
,houzb II is dedeaedo the Memory ahenp' p
s {, Intended 10 hy and eandly the assumptions ana hsu
Of the Trade their latest and most 'pec'o'
aspects. .... A.. D..
The sSthor for h' work the merit of'pphng WIN ''e "
an their ovn ground meeting their points a. thJ have
chosen "a press, hem will how far he has sueeededi ne
trr,,. plarsiby mast that ne tas e'suu "' V ~
they choose to rest their case 49,.
Th. large book does got aspire 70 onoou' III VIZ
lnon or believed With regard subject Thoagh NOT eieep
devoted to the srgupept Protection ii regards the msn'si"e
and symmetrical deveopemeut Of Homs Industry !" On "
,sp, 70 this end levied Imports " the e"rnerssone
Of ,eeaeebs aud VVug he heon0me ans~nN
er vok. on doebes been written the aim OF WIS
has simplify great truths, ssd commend ''sm " '
perisen, e aud pey Of bOmely Illustrations to the fsH's
mind o.,>rro
I.LABOR-PBoDUCrloS
H. COMiIERCE-EXCHAEGBs
nj. cAPrTAL-sKILL-IsyEsr NORTHUMBERLAND Prof
ERTY
" MOygY-THB BALANCE OF TRADE
v.PAPER MoNBY-NTEREsT-UsURr
yIsL.gERY-IIIRBD LkB0R-PRoPoRTioN-Co-oftk
VII norOPoLY- LAW OF PRcEs-EFFEcr OF DoriRs
on COST.
AGRICULTURE AS AFFECTED BIZ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
or TIE FATHERS
X THE STATE-ITs LEGITIMATE sPHERB-PoWERs AND
DUrIES-FRBg TRADE AXIoMs CONSIDERED.
T. PROTECTION FOR AGRICULTURE
xIyASUFACTUREs AND THBIR NEEDS
XII. THE LABORING CLASs-ITs RIGHTS, NTkkksIs'
DUTIES AND NEEDS.
yin THE INTEREST OF COSsuMERs-IR0S.
XIV PROTECTION ILLUSTRATED-sUGAR
w TgR HARMONY OF IHTRREsTS-TFIg SUGAR INDUS
TRY OF FRANCE NvIGoRArTSG OTHER INDUS
TEIEs-BEEr SUGAR on IT'S TRIUMPHAL MARCH.
wv AMERICAN sHIP-BUILDIsG SHIPPING. AND FoREIGH
COMMERCE.
Yyrr cpEpTT-ITs USES AND ABUSEs-FoRRIGN TsDEgT-
ypNRsS-oUR NATIONAL DEBT
XVIII. WHAT HAS BEEN CALCULATING WHAT SHALL BE-
INCLINATION DIRECT AND INDIRECT.
Xxx. COOPERATION.
XXI. wool AND wO0LBSs.
XII. IMMIGRATI0E.
XIII. sPECIFIC-AD vALoREM-MISIhUA
XIV. CONCLUSIONS
ANALYTICAL APPENDIX
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The Corrupt Age
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PoeucAl, Dramatic and Musical Notes.
MUSIC ARRANGED FOR PIASOi
The Wolf at the Door. by II. Willard.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING HOUSE, OF FISK g. HATCH.
No. 6 NAssAU-ST.. y. T., January, ISL

| BANKING HOUSE OF FISK e. HATCH
| No. 6 NAssAC-ST, y. T., January, lsIG I.
| Our sales of the FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs of the
/ WESTERN PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY having been
more rapid than the preparation of the Bonds for
ISSUE owing to the temporary illness of Mr.. Wilia
f. Barron, one of the Trustees of the Mortgage, the
supply of bonds for delivery was exhausted about
January /. since which time we have been unable 10
till orders except by subscription for subsequent de-
| livery.
| The bonds for the remainder Of the Loan anoun,
! ing 10 sos, 900, have now come TO band
Of this amount $4,000 have already been sold By
subscription leaving but si5 900 of the entire Loan
of g., 7::sg5, 600 now to be disposed of.
The rapidty with which nearly p millions Of tAs.
Loan have been taken during the short period since
il was first introduced on the market affords graft
fying evidence of tue favor with which ii has been
received, and the rank which it has assumed among
tIst-class investments.
The balance of the loan will be SD upon the
orders first received at the original price, viz 30 and
accrued interest from January l. in currency.
Remittances reaching us after the closing Of the
Loan, in excess of the amount Of Bonds Cor sale
will be promptly returned or otherwise invested. a.
the parties may direct.
The full market rates will be allowed for Govern
ment Securities in exchange as heretofore.
FISK & HATCH. Bankers, &C.
GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers. No. . Nassau
ST. offer for sale the following desirable securities
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds Of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds Of the Montgomery and
Eufaua Railroad Endorsed by the State of Alabama;
First Mortgage per cent Bonds Of the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad per cent Land Grant Bonds
of the Union Pacific Railroad and some prime 10 per
cent currency bonds.
The attention of investors is invited 10 these well
secured Bonds. Full information in regard 30 them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
fering them for sale
PACIFIC RAILROAD OF MISSOURI SIX PER cESr
GOLD BONDS. FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, CeUPoS
OR REGIsTERED.-The undersigned offer for sale AZ
moderate figure $25O,0OO Of the above bonds. The
road is completed is ortgaged for less than onehaf
its cost and is earning than double the interest,"
on the loan.
Government and other securities exchan ged at full
rates CLARK. DODGE Il Co, No. 81 Wallis,
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IL an utter fesrlessness about them, sturdy w which,
combined with rugged endurance renders them worthy
Of respect by those who profit by their struggles
Memoirs OF such deeds should he preserved but spare Ne
the worse than Gothic brutality which marked theit
daily life.
Mrs. yictor's book lie record Of the adventures on
frontiersman named Joseph L. Meek. whom she met III
Western Oregon. Briefly tho story OF Col MeeKs ING Is
that Of runaway boy Of nineteen who Joined ono OF the
great Fur Companies bands. and through perh OF VIII
deruess Indians and erytempered trappers. cav ore
gon rise from glowing. lovely desert TO as lovely state
OF the Union Anecdotes OF hs hunting lfo are thieky
grouped in its pages and some valuable information
about the early history Of State is found IN many
charters of needless detail Mrs Victor writes likes
partisan about various border jeaousies nnd rivaiiles
between the Fur Companies, and tho WORK must DC Oh
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brutay profane dialect Of the camp we're not so prom
nent Distance OF time will draw kind vail over the
unpromsing harsliness OF such life, and the history Of
the pioneers will appear sguSioant and provoke
beartier gratitude.
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THE LADIES oP THE WHITE HOUSE CARTER Hot
LowAI. PIP $50 United s;aies Publishing COMPANY
Nothing in this comfortable volume suggests
any special astocrGvic for the inmates OF
that institution which serves Republicans Instead OF
palace To sure, the writer adopts the fine Washng
ton fashion Of calling Presidential receptions drawing
rooms and spells ladies with capital H. In faet Is
queer blending OF honest purpose ana haIfearhed CIVIL
ty toward tho unfortunate women whose reeorus are
here drawn TO light There Is uo so much apology uue
TO the women whose modest lives have been kindly out
niudeiousy exposed to the public whose attention "a
called to details Insignificant. Who is Interested 10
know that the nuns Of the Georgetown convent
wished Miss Harriet Lane TO learn 10 pray
tho harp because she he'd hne arh'' or
that Miss Lane unwsey neglected 10 do sol II Is gray
ing to ascertain that the famyof President Johnson seV
the nation the excellent example OF having Light home
made biscuits every morning; but 1t was ojectionaDe
for Mrs Patterson 10 keep her kpais In the passage
to the conservatory though she obgng enough TO
remoye them before the hour for reception. with pro-
found feelings OF respect read that after courtshp
OF five years. it only within three weeks OF the wed
ding that President Tyler ventured to Kiss the mana OF
his first wife parting, so perfectly reserved ana oo
est had she always been Such is only matched
by the conduct Of scotohman who never kissed DIS
sweetheart till they were married Abiding trluln-
phantly to 1t the day of their wedding. he asked:
..Jeanie hae not been oeev to ye AYE John'
was the quiet answer "senselessly ceevil" What an
example to the young women Of this generation!
There IS much that is interesting In the book BESIDE
these tr1viates, which would not be out OF place IN
series of gosspng sketches like the letters OF Sevgne
but contrast almost udcrousy with the serious accounts
of state policy and manipulations which fill parts OF
the same biographies The deathbed descriptions give
rather unerea air the volume coming close on the
accounts OF state and Inauguration splendors
and the public would have lost much had the obituary
notices. from three four different papers In some cases.
NH nf
Whether she had much force and elevation Of
character or not public is not concerned with her
little faiugs and for the sake Of the man whose name
she bore they should have been vailed or only inferred
from silence The author is enthusiastic over Miss Lane
and Mrs Patterson ana the sketch OF the latter lazy
the best thing in the book 1t is Work women
will like az it IS spiced with gossip and descriptions OF
society life under the different Presidents, and is not
naturedly written though the partalities OF the writer
sometimes are made too evident
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Hurd s. Hnpghton have just published a
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THE ROVER O. THE WEST Liz AMI Aiy.aare, the Rocky
Mountains ssd Oregon By Mrs fJSCgS FULLEk VICTOR. 8ys
PIP to- HauslVrd X ". Bliss Co
1t is one Of the mysteries of publishers craft
which only they can explain. that subscription books
have aIeFs sale ttsn those which the hight in
ordinary ~ On this principle only explain the
appearance sFics octave volumes with great plenty
Of wOOdcuts and weak and havOr,eSs text Tie Amer
pubic dearly loves the worth q it's Ia paper
aud type anecdotes soWl with bGsad hand appeal TO
their sense OF generosity dash OF swearing gives
the same yungent gaYOr the implied immortality OF
Ouda's novels has for another class OF readers But
above all 50 the relish trUth which springs eternal
the public breast The illuminated bo1ors Of the weekly
press are acceptable only With the sOxSn assurance Of
the author in stereotype that these adventures sre
founded fact EveU the crsIcfed figure against n
frozen cascade with stray gushes Of delicious icecoE
water down ito back which tSe figure head 81 late
gem OF fiction. you'd excite enthusiasm The Rowery
boy he Substantially convinced OF iu imaginary
character The book OF adventures OF wild sports and
pioneer kfe is dea TO the people and found paper
covered shelves Il company with the clock apdeande
stick, where literature In other form seldom enters Tho
book We mention belongs to this class OF reading
What editor has not had occasion to shuddeF the
appearance ~ thick Ianuscrpts introduced by the
Auranoe that two yeats Of tue writer's Rfe com
pressed in that Worki Two. three years doubtless have
been given 10 the composition OF this oetavo. which
Gains geanngs Of Oregon frontier life among trsppers
and mission men, The rudeocss. the bsrdsips the vul.
gar bumor cruel Jokes. and aessness OF the uappers
life drawn with free hand not ~ all 10th TO sketch
Of Its most revolving characteristics no In the
!east familiar with the fierce, Dan half animal ma
ture Of such men break tho way for civilization win
hesre 10 preseJTe many reHRisceGces " theT The9
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-07-19
HOOfIand'S German Tonic

Was compounded for those not inclined to extreme
bitters and is intended for in cases when some
alcoholic stimulsnt is required In connection with
the Tonic properties of the Bitters Each bottle of
the Tonic contains one bottle OF the Bitters COM
Dined with pure SANTA CRUZ RUM, and favored In
such manner that the extreme bitterness of the
Bitters is overcome, forming a preparation highly
agreeable and pleasant to the palate, and containing
the medicinal virtues OF the Bitters. The price Of
the Tonic is $3.50 per bottle, which many persons
think too high. They must take into consideration
that the stmuant used is guaranteed TO be OF pure
quality. poor article could be furnished at q
cheaper price, but is it not better to pay little more
and have good article? A medicinal preparation
should contain none but the best ingredients, and
they who expect to obtain cheap compound and be
benefited will most certainly be deceived.