, • • - . ME . • ..ru• 11M'144 13 1INF.a. • 1 — 2Ty - Ireittraz 13 a 114q,s9verith of Septenler, 061„the New 17 , 914,43VfiF.J , YA 311.14VNE , cernruenced the twen~year of its existehce; the .DAILY -TR itrIMCE tkiit'etionte ' older and the 5E.11 . 4. OkLY Tftf tit - gseineiCh; tqoti n get': For More Quin ttrerity years, , dm journal-bus Labored in *hut its conductors ace felt to be tlieb - atisle,Of,trumattit,y; Justice and Freedom, endeavoring t.o.tueliorate the condition of the - - opp , ressed , and'unfortunatecto honor and eptirki,•usetni.'exertion •in whatever sphere, and:to rtlromote - , by: all means ,the moral, in tel leetual;•:and; material 'advancement of our eo}tnfrg , .Ittis aimed to be right rather than po~ular, and to espouse and commend to=day the truth that others May not be will ing:lo !tie - cept to-morrow.. 'ln pursuing tbrin,course,- mistakes .haVe doubtlesis been •iiind, ^ eandltults committed, but. have in all thiiSinited . our readers to thi n k and-judge forathemselves rather. than adopt blindly our oettrui:othere- conclusions, we believe we muy z fairly claim for, this journal:the credit of h . giagAna4eidits.reatlers, to detect Stnil p.ose,eVertlikeirors.. ITri enveloPe the minds of the youttg . b2. , ?the - most general, thorough and: euetical Eduenticn, and to- encourage and ,stimulate •Productive Industry through freigrants Of Public Lands to actual settlers and cultivators. - as also the protection of int trupre:or peculiarly, e*posed branches from FotVerftil:fiikmgrr nompetititiM are among the aims to 'Which this journal has adhered thtdughtood anti:evil report, and «inch it steadfastly cominends to American patriotism dio;pl ) it ß abiati s :',: -• • • ) iks . WeCivil War devastating our conidry.webold it. to. bare originated in a Rebellion more wanton, wicked, inexcusable, :wait'efer; before knOwna Rebellion in ,iiiirtnterest Of the few .against the Many—a !Rebellion designed to raise higher the walls of eiiite'" and - tighten the chains of oppression. Baring dorie-all we could without a surren der of principle to avoid this, War, and wit ttesSed the forbearance, meekness and long snaring with which the Federal Government sought •to .7-avert its horrors, we hold it our • ilear.duty, witlfthat of every other citizen, tcatarid:by the:nation and its fairly choSen rulers, and to second with all our- energies their ortsitolnphold tiler Union, the Consti tuff ti and the . supreniacv:of the laws. And, {lioog}i; paps' Rebellion 16 - 1, become, IthrOngli usurpation, deception. terrorism, and spoils ~tou,legrfully strong, wt - !believe the .iklileri cati Repuldie : far stronger, and that the itnan imousi-earnest efforts of loyal hearts and hAndi.,Will insure its overthrow. But on ail ipielttionsatfecting The .objects. the scope and dtiration of this :tim - st extraordittarY 'contest. t , ace'defer ta those whom the 'American Peo jilejtave'Cletlied with atiihority ' holding uni ty of:pterpose and of actiewindispensable in grave an veniergimey. "-in, crisis like,the present our cotumns ?trust be largely engrossed with the current liatary of tile War for the Union, and with isltieidatiOns Of its more striking incidents Me. shall - not However remit that attention to life:ratufe,lo - Tureigti 'Affairs, to Ac-fieultnral Progress, to crops. Markets, sic.; • whieh Jtfts,ltlyeady,ave_trust, won for THE . 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For a club of forty me send D.uix TRIBUSr. gratis; one year. ififk.',t/: Three copies for ; tight cop : ies fur $l9; and any huger number at the . riae of 151L,20 ; each per annum, the paper being addre'sseit to each sobieriber. To clubs ,of Twenty we, send an extra - copy. j`.. i riv - Oty eopie,; . lo one address for tVlir ;00 - 'vtitif one axtra to hiirr with sends as tnecloo. For each club of One Hundred Tits DitLY TamNE , will-be sent gratis for one rear. - Wheti'Arafts 'eon he 'procured it is much rarer than to remit Bank f . Bills. The name o the r!ost•OHica and State should in all ca. Fes be plainly . written. .2PU.Ytnent always in advance. Address THE TRIBUNE, No. 154 Nassau at., Nem.. • THE TIMES!!: NYCESSITY IN EVERY HOLISOOLD l ! :„ . • JOHNS 5; crwsLEy's "- . ,American Cement Glue. The 2troutzest Glue iu the World `For Gemeiiting Wcod, Lecititer, nun; Ivory ; ,ekistq c Porcelain, , • Alabaster, Pone, Coral, etc. -The only article of the kind 'ever product • ed which will withltaud Water. =I fiErery" housekeeper should ita're a supply 'of:Johns Crosley!.4 American Cement '-4-1 4 /itc York • • ' - • "It is so convenient to have in the house." York Express. - • qt. i 4 always ready ; this conic ends it to sverybody."—Y. T. independent. have tric&it, 'arvd find it as useful is "dur house. xs ivitter."—rWitkes'Spirit of the Times Prlce 25 Cent . p6c Bottle. reductions to Wholesale Dealers TER:II,B . CASH • - 1019.F0r sale by till Druggists and Store ke!pers generally throughout the country. : 'Jt}HNS & CROSLEY, • (Sole Munuflteturers.) - '7B William Street, New York.. (Corner of-Liberty Street.) ,jy9ly • AGENCS WANTED In all Parts of the Country To obtain Subseriberg for ,Loosing's Pictorial Field-Book of the ..AMERICAN REVOLUTION.' RE -Two Volurn6 Royal,. Octavo, containing upward of 1.500 Pages and 1100,Beautiful Illustrations: ; This work will be sold exclusively by Agts. to 4 each of whom ayspecial District will be given. Rare inducements offered. Applicants 7shoold natne.the Counties they would prefer.' Agents wanted also for other works priate to the times. Maps of the Beat of War! , ! keg Envelopes and figper 3 7 .lfieeellanfous Boo'ke, sle , supplied. :Address - • - GEO. W. ELLIOTT, , Marper's Building, Franklin Square, N. T lor.the ;pot , Relief! • Stop Jour o,9ugls • .Purify your Breath! ,Strengthen yourrofte ; Spalditig! . s THROAT CONFECTIONS ,1 Lov..—,, gitGYMEN, •ECTURIZRS, , . . ; PUBLIC, SPEAK RS, Cni. SIIs,.'7GERS, [ . 'OR O,INSIPIPTIVES • i .iiTLEMIO,CARRY: ' ' (THROAT ,CONFECTIONS GOOD FOR CL ; GOOD FOR L GOOD FOR ! GOOD FE GOOD; SPALDING'S r.RH DI:I4GIITED wITIE THROAT CONFECTIONS LADLE! SPALDING'S an SPALDING'S, LOREN CRY FOR ,THROAT COFFECT/OiS They- relieve They dear th They give atrel They impart a They are delig They are mad harm any, cn Cough instantly.. _ .t Throat. ngth and volume to thevoice. delicious aroma to the bat ghtful to the taste. ye of simple herbs and can no; qne.. . I I advise ' every one who has a Cough or a Husky Voice oria Bad Breath, or.any ofthe Throaq to get - a Pnekage ofmy Throat Confections, they will relieve you instantly, and you will agree with me that they go right to the spot." . You will 'find them very' useful afid pleasant, while traveling or ngpub lic stilling your Cough` oi:illay ing your throat. If you try one package Tam safe in saying tfiat you will ever afterwards consider theni indi4)ensible: -Ton will find them at the Druggists and Detilers in Medicines PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. ' ' 'Il- signaturg isr on each package. All others (- . . are eutinterfei A Package dill be sent by mail, pre paid, Mi receipt of Thirty Cents. Address., , HENRY C. SPALDING, 1 Nu. 48 Cedar street, New-Yo,k. - sistusunulannunisti• ssuaninnuimpsumnnummuannsium CEPHALIC PILLS CURE ~ SICKt HEADACHE, , - NERVOUS HEADACHE, F CURE - ALL KIN DS Or HEADACHE, By the use Othese Pill's the periodic attacks of Nercowt or, l'iek Headache may ho prevent ; and if taken at the commencement rf ne attack immediate relief froiu pain and sisk• t3lus will be ol.tained. 3 3 3 They seldom fail in removing the' Nausea Anil headache to which-females are so sub• ject. They net gently upon the bowels —reuov• ing C'ostivenv.r, .• - , For Literary Men. Students, Delicate Fe itnales; and adpersons of ledentary Iglit itg. they are valuable ts a Laze/ire, improving the ap -72e, and rigor to the digestive or joring the natural elasticity and ,polite, giving t 'gans, and res, ~strel,gth of. t e whole' systc:m 4r.h.; PILLS 'arc thertres4d. of tion and carefully conducted ex- : The CEPII , 'long InveAtig: periments, is during %villa rr;!ietied :s va • from nervous sygenl wing been in use litany years, time they have prevented and t amount of pain and:suffering me, whether originating in the or from a deranged state of the stomach. They are e' Sitio'', and ui feet safety w et, and the crJ tiers items?" to BEN The genuine Spalding. on Sold by I) Medicines. A Box wil ceipt of the PR All order• tirely ye:gat:o,le in. their ecmpo ftc taken at all times wit 11 per ;tit ut making any change if di• ce of any disayreeable.ta.le ren ad vinister thim to childien. OY COUNTERFEITS. !rave five .signaiureiui'llenry C. each Box. uggists and aft other Dcal•ra in be sent by mail prepaid on re=! CE; 25 CENTS. should be addressed to HENRY C. SPALDING, 4S Cedar Street, Na :v-York WING ENDORSESIMITS OF THE FOL ~`PALI)IING'S 'IIALIC PILLS, WILL CO I 'INCE ALL WHO SUFFER FROM IiEA:DACILE I• • _ • ir. MAT A SPEED AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN THEIR REACH. ' _ MUUMUU. 1,1111.1141.11.11111 UMII.4I2IIIIIIIIIIUMMIUMICIUM M. A sinkle bottle' of SPALDING'S PRE PARED GIATE,wiII sare fen times . its cost aitnually4gi . _ •I'AT.I)ING'S PREPARED GLUE! SPAI±I PREPARED GLUE! SPALDINGS"PREPARED GLUE! , SAVE THE PIECES !' ECONOMY I 40iDir- ;4A §vrrat vs TIME SavEs NINE."`( As accidents will happen. even in well reg ulated faMilies. i is very desirable :o have some cheap and convenient way for repairing Furniture, Toys, Crockery, &c. SP kLDING'S PREPARED GtlilE meets all such eniergeneies"; and rio honsehola can afford to be, without it. It is always ready, and up to the sticking point. "ESEFU: IN EVERY I/Oi7SE " N. B.— -.X Brush accompanie's 'each Bottle Price, 23 cents. Address, ' • HENRY SPALDING, No. 48 CEDAR Street, New-York. CAUTION Ascertain unprincipled personsareattempt. ing to •pnim off on the unsuipecting public, imitations of my PREPARED GLUE, I would caution all persons to examine Wore purchas ing, and see that the fill name, sEr-SPALDING'S,2REP4RED GLUE, is on the outside wrapped; all. others or. swiudling eouaterfeits. LIM PILLS .4.IVD-PIig.II7IX . .I4O,TERSI Tri" 4 MEDICINES heive•nowfbeen-befora the'pUblie tor 'a period of Tnitcri and during tWat time'have - maintained - a 'high charaiXer in almns:t ekery , phrt of the 'Globe; I • for their'eitriiiordinnry and immediate power of iestorint'perfeet health ,to persons Suffering Udder nearly:every kind of disease :to which the•hrtmaiiframe is liable: • • - The following:: are ?among the distressing variety of bnitian diSeasei in which the, • • Vegetable Life Itiedielnes Are well known to be • DYSPEPSIA,iby thoroughly cleansing Ithe first and second, stomachs; and 'creating a flow of pure healthy bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind; FL'ATULENCY. Loss of Appetite, Hearthurn,, Headache, Eeitlessness, per, Anxiety, Languor, and Melancholy, which are the general symptoms of Dyipepsiii; will vanish, as a natural consequence, of its cure. COSTIVENESS, by. cleansing, the_ whole lengtliof the intestines with a solvent Orocesi, and withoutvioleace ; all violent•purges leave the bOwels costive within two.days.. FEVERS (Kali kinds. by restoring the blood to .a.regular circulation, threugh the process of perSpiratinft in such cases, and the- thor, ough soldtion of all 'intestinal obstruction in othem.• . . , • " The'.Life 'Medicines hare been known to cure RHEUMATISM . permanently_ in three weeks; and GOO'_ in_ half thitt time,, by re 7 moviOg,loCal inflammation froin the muscles and ligaments of the joints. t DRGPSIES of all kinds, by. freeing and strengthening the kidneys and , bladder; they operate most delightfully-on these important organs, and hence have ever been found a cer tain remedy for the worst cases of GRAVEL. Alsb WUANIS,.by .dislodging from the turn ings of the:bowels the slimy tnatter,to whiel these 'creatures adhere. • SCURVEY. ULCERS, and INVETERATE SORES, by the perfect purity which these LIFEMEDICINES give to the blood, and all the lihmors. , SCORBUTIC ERUPTIONS and BAD COM PLEXIONS, by their alterative effect upon the fluidsJ that fepd.the-skin, and the morbid state of which occasions all eruptive complaints, sallow.-cloudy, and other disagreeable tow - • • plealons, The use:of these Pills for a cery'short time. will effect nn entire cure of SALT RHEUM, and a striking improvement in the clearness of the skin. COMMON COLDS and INFLU ENZA, will al}va}•s be cured by one:dose,. or by two in the wgrst cases. PILES.The original proprietor of these Medicines, was cured of Piles of 35 years standing, by the use of the LIFE MEDICINES alone; FEVER AND AGUE.—For thiS scourge o the Western country, these Medicines will be found a safe. speedy,. and certain remedy,7-'- Other medicines hare the system subject to a return of the disease—a cure by these Med icines IS permanent r -nix.rnEst, Bp. SATISFIED, AND BE EITEED , BILIOUS FEVERS AND LIVER COM PLAINTS.-,-General Debility, Loss of Appe tite, and Diseases of Females—the Medicines havellecri used- with. the most henefivirl re sult! in cases of this description :—Fings Evil,; and , Scorfula.'in its worst forms. 'yields to the mild yet powerful action cff. these iv nirkalde'lledicines. Night Sweats, Nervous .Nervous Compinirts of all. kinds, Palpitation of the Heart, PiCnters' Colic', are Speedily cured. MERCURIAL DISEASES.—Persons whose constitutions have become impaired by the injudicious use 'of Mmeernv, will find 'these Medicines a perfect cure, as they never fail to eradicates from. the system, all the effects of Mereftiy.!intinitely sooner than the most poyi-.I erful preparations of Sarsaparilla. • • Prepared and sold by IV. B. MOFFAT, 333 Rico:timer. NEw-rouK. FOr sale by allOrPgtists. 14: MRS. WINSLOW,. An !exnerienced Nurse and Female Physician, piesents to the attention of mothers, he'r SOOTHING SYRUP, CHILDREN TEETHING, which greatly fainlitates the process of teeth ing; by softening the gums, reducing all in: Ihi t natioti—will allay ALL PAIN and 'spas modic action. ntid is SURE TG REGULATE THE BGWELS. Depend 'opori it,. mothers, give rest to yotirselves,.and - • - • HEI.IFE, AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS We have • put up and sold this nriiele Jot , over ten years. and CAN SAY; IN CONFI, DENCE!AND 'TRUTH of. it, -what •wk mire never been able to say of any : other medicine —NEVER HAS. IT FAILED, IN A -SINGLE INSTANCE, •TO EFFECT A CURE, when timely used. Never did we knoti. an instance of dissatisfaction by any one who'used it. On the contra-y, all are delighted with its opera tions, and speak in terms of comendacion of its magical effects and medical virtues. Ve speak in this matter " WHAT WE DO KNOW.' after ten years' experience, AND PLEDGE, OUR REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILMENT' OF WHAT'WE HERE DECLAF E. In 'alnioSt every instance where the infant is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief, will he found, inlOeen or twenty' minutes' after the':ayrup is'dtainistered. This 'Valuable preparation is the prescrip thin of the meit, EXPERIENCED and SKILL-' FIJI,NURSES in New England,' and has been used with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS in • • THOUSANDS OF CASES. It not only relieves the child from pain, but inVigorittes thg stomach and bowels, corrects acidity] and gives tone and . energy - to the whole F ystem. It will almost instantly re 7 Hive i• - GRIPING IN THE BOWELS, 'AND . WIND • COLIC and overcome convulsions, which. if not spee dily,retnedied. end in death. " We believe it the BEST- and SUREST REMEDY IN THE WORLD. in all cases of DYSENTERY. and DIA RBIICEA IN CHILDREN; whether it arisei from teethicg, or front any, other cause.. We nioulc. !say to every mother who has a child suffering from any of the foregoing complaints =DO NOT LET YOUR PREJUDICES. NOR THE PREJUDICES OF OTHERS; S.tl‘nd /you and. -your fsuffering,-; and the relief thitt_will be SU ftE-yes.!An TITELY SURE'-tofollow the use of this`.m - i;., „ ;he, if thuelyl nsed. -• Full, , direetions' for using" -R. accomitany each bottle.- Nrine" genuine un lega the tic-simile...of, CURTIS ,ItPERKINS, New York, is on the outside Wrapper. , DISPATCH! ::SoIII by DryggiEts throughout the I world. Orl*cipal Offici. 13 cedar St., ":I\eur York. PRICE .ONLY. 2A C . E.I ... 'S'PErI; BOTTLE. I Sold by - t,' S. it E.: JOlCES,;;Couders.; ioorkila• Eli MI micktlatitians , forl-ptatilt.- .3 3 TEM itiatossa 't.P',4c - I,COGRAPEI;ICYPRTRAITS;,_. Crard,si.o,onß,ristol Bptid Ely itill*Tili:A*ll3V. iTISIASII6 ADD SOLD Dr 1 1 ANTETO . NY - 501 illivadsvay,-Netv By special arrangement we pnbitshto a i d - lion to, otber ; portraits ihe celefiralea' 61leeliak• weli'ktiowd both in Europe atid'America.usl PationOrPhotogrophie Portrait Gallery. BradY's•collection of ImperiatThotograPla is,justly-cobsidercd.one of•the lionp of .11e r. York, and in the Phincigraphie'reproductiona of th'ese Cv . .ry• 'Centre table can now bard. rib additional' attractloniiii a-miniature „Ilra's, , l AmongOuryublications Abraham Lincoln, JeffcrsonlialqS,.. ILintiihol Hamlin ;, LadyDavis,r Wm R. Seward, - ' Alex. V. StePhins,r - SalmonP. phase, Robt..L Toombs, _ Lfowell,Cobb, HenryAlontgomery Blair,. A.W4ae; , Edward . Jobn.Tvler, ;: Gideoil Wells; - Gen:likaurekard, Caleb F. Smith, -; Gen Lee,l . ' Gen'l§qot.t, 7 ; Job B. n Floyd, Col,-ROht. Anderson, Jacob ThorOpson, Major SlerriMer, • ;P. F.'Thomai, Col.:Eils*Orth, • • 'John C. Breckinridge ; Gent! Butler, Gov. John Litcher,l Gen'l.Man4tield, ' , John Bell, • Col. Fremont, Joiin C CalliOun, ,1 Ilenehell V. Johnson, L. G: wigol;Be g 'lVC- Cullongli,Lieut.'Mat ry'; 'Col:Lander, Steien A. Donglais, Muj: Gen. Johnit. Dix, i Moj.- en. N.P. Banks.' Henry - . Word Beecher, .Oliver Wendell HOltnes,Borace.Gr t eeley, Prof. Itor4', N. P. Willis. James 'Gordon' Bennett, Williana C. Brynat,Wailiiiigton Irving, Ilen4 Clay;An drew Jackson,CommodorePerry,Dr.E.K.Kan John J. Audubon:, Mrs::Sigourney, Mrs.,Gen Gainei3Obai.Sumner,GOv.Andrew,J.J.Gritten den,,Prince of Wales, Dune of-Neu - 61We, chary IlancrOft,•Lathrop'LMOt ley, Sam. Houston, J. Q. Adams, Emerson Eth eridge' -Andre* Johnson, Parson - Brownloiv, browniow's heroic daughter, together.vlb about 500 others, to ,wliteh ; ndditiMis are.b made daily: ' catalogue: on receipt of stainp. PRICE OF PORTRAITS $3 Prat Dotes. he sent by mail: Reinittances may be made i n postage stamps. ' s . Als'o, largo. collection of Photographs 'of distinguished' Europeans, ;Emperors ; , Queens. Marshals, Generals; Duttes.'Lords,Ait thorn; Actors, Actresses, Politicians and dair gy. 'rice, 25 to 50 cents b!ach,luecOrding to maker and'qualitys, t)ur establbsilinicat is also bead-coarters for . PHOTOGRAPHIGIALIMMS s! ! I both !ts agent !of the best french manufitetn rer, and as manufacturer ,under a•pateritsof our own I.,We pare a :large assortMetit, vii • ing ui price frimf 90 vdnts to $5O, :0) , I from pir,traits ttp io.SOO. - Also foldi cities of tdorrocco or for-the' pocket: to hold 2, 4 8; 8. m. 42 .pOrtraits:. Also various so. les of franking card' portraits, of carved wood; metal, paper, compesiiion i ete.,,of e c ent sad tastefurdesiins., photographers now in thefield are en ly sending its ' ' CAM` SpENES OF:111E PRESENT WAR tend !yi,..e . vA .. of points tind,things of interest. both card size, forn'buins.andinstereoscopic form for .instance; ne , Seven! h al.binl . oanzeroa--In the TrencheS—Ehoking, their:Me:llo-41e Gymnast--Tlie;Junctidd--: DelmonicO s—Laura liseette's- General..Stret Views of the,Cacup, etc. Also the Relay ! House and camii scenes 'and, 'scenery .thereaho ! tit. AlsosliartiVr's Ferry befitreand after the.seeti t Les of destruckion. Together %vitt' various other places of note. Car..i size 25 cents eat:lL:Sic, reoseopib 33 cents. h Id a lot of these ‘•-• _ :trties 'who woui ke n Ickf of these eaint, sernes to !select front,the balance to be 're tUrn'ed in igoOd .order',at their -01,1.11 c,sperise, and without debty--eatt be aeotumodutellon giving,..prOper New York refereno. 'STEREOSCOPES AND VIEWS.. Our es,tablishmenr tlie great_ eniporinm for everything in the stereoscopic line .and oat assot.tineat is the most complete of any l in the world.. ! ' The stereoscope Is the Most irtBt reel vc,f der-- esti/ill : entertaining, arquzing and exciting of tupd ern:inVentions: . None.are.too young, none too old, none . Ho intelligent, none too uneducated 7, to at:l:now- . ledge its worth 'and beauty. 1 No lititim is complete withont ir, and'it, and must penetrate everywhere. ilt presents to your view every part of the it all the -relief, bohdneSs, perspec ive_ and sharpness of detail, its if von. were mil the spot.- We have an tininense variety of views et` sceneslin Paris, Loddon,'Englattd,:Scoiland, IWales, •France, JJolland,. SW:lint : land, Spain, The filline,!Ve sailes i l St_ Cloud, PUn taint)] eau,,Tuilleries,lialy', l Tnrizoy. Egypt, Athens, the:Holy Lane, China. 'Oldie., Crystal palaee, alsObrouPs Ilistorictil,'Ainu sicg, marriage scenes, breakfast : scenes:, iie -nies,-statunry, etc., etc. !An erguizile„ds.lort rlOt of Illumingted I:4lerioi%! of Palaces,"..C.hur ches any Cathedrals, Fi - ance, Italy;eic.itt .T.lictelfect Orthese.illtuninated' Vieirs is Mosf remarkable, • /-7 Anelictv , B Inxionlantous-Stei•eoscopiclrfor,s are the latest Photographic wander. They aic taken in thelortieth part of a seCond,ianil e'erything, no matter hop , rapidly it May bt , moving, is depicted as sharply and distiriCtly as, if it-liad been perfectlym rest. This give an additional value. Yor, to the' beanlies of in . -I animate naiiiieit`add.s the "cliafin of lifeinndl motion.,, ,The process! discnCery • ofl our oWn;,and being ,uniinnirn in Europe, we re-i ceiVe,lrge orders froMlLOndon end P4ri6 for, Anthony'slpstiataneond Views 'of Aurieiean life and , seedery:' • • ; • I • i Our catalogue of subjects and prices will be f*warded to nny 'addrcis on receipt of stamp Parties at a distance sent:link us s3.sC)lslo, Sl5, $2O; or s2s,•can bai . e a godd instrument and such, pictures asthey may request, I sent Express.. Views alone (without inStru;, Ment) can be sent bY •' I" I 'lB..Anlbony; • 501 Broadway. New' York, (3 doors soutlr of St: Nieholits'.llotel,) ; I 1 Importer ithd = Arlin tifticturer of I Photographic . Ilaterials,qteicoscopeS aid gtereoscopinVieWs 11M.51erchants .from - r every section'of the country rre respectfully - invited to malt.e an, examination of oar stuck.• I's To Pliotog,rapliers. i, Ourßnlietin'of Photo ~rhpTiiC'lnventiott null !Inprorement-will fie ,eilit.fVfin:tr,,jlddtegstoir application. '••••,.- ti • • I . . oti,,t for future rifere;nCel . I. : MornErtsi READ, The , followinglis an extract frotwa letter i i trritteir . by the 'pastor of e. Baptist Church "..Journal:adtrMes senger.t Cincinnati.; Ohio; and' spetais Volumes in favor of "that. wOrb i ii-r'pnowned - ntedieine—L Me g . wissiovir's ,BnoTupra . SYlp:11; 7016 ICHIII - •- DERN' TKETUTNG : . " Wdsee an advertisement is your columns Of ?iris. _ Sobthing Syrup. Nov we, perer',4aid tr,"word in favor of tt - paten inedi-. eine before , in our life, but vie feel comPelleil *to say' to youryead . erit, that thig is no nrnbtrig. ,WR E, RAV' TRIED it RE ALL IT is.. proiraplyi one of the, most sac., cessfill ine . dieirres•Othe day, becauie it is one of.tife_ best.. ,lnd ,those of your reader# wiio Ittri'bnhiit can't do, bettec than to 1a..). _ _ 0.0 , 13 - 1 / 1 1 'W• 1 1 144N.?' 1 ? 6E f:7 ° .t. • "' G' • OOKS, S, • tOI4ES, B.LAIKS•4- 1)001KEr -1,E7 i 1: -LOOKS-, tEOEIPt-BOOKSi El I r 31EMORANOtt. PASSp,p. ; • VilA • KS, r I E a RTE . HE LETTER?-BOOKS * INVOIOE-BOOKS: ell and Geniiatil' Greek, Latin Books. (All School ,1 kept on 'lithntil when gestrett llagaiines or desired.' . r,' i A goodj assortmei Pons and Inks. Alsl in Pens, 'Mritter fIIBLES. TI PRAYER !& 11 MN I , MUSIC -B OKS --ISlaies, e s. Bac Alen, &C., Sc. ' PROII in exchange fu ilool4 . 1 Book 1 or ti riodienls;sripplied when any P! lit of Paper, Initelopes, of Wall-Papers, Colors' .Lc. • STAMENTS; , ooks, of rariodikinds. ND. 'SHEET-MOW, 'tz.G;;lmnion Boards Cliet.s UCE of, all kind's taken s, • t'll-34•1 , '- • THE:EttROES 'OF PEACE - : • ' i'l• 1 ''' AND .. ir "1 4 ,11E uEn Es or WAIL , ,_... ill E. An'thgriY, No. 50 Broadway, Now:York, .. I n , is now publiOring, •n • additiciti 'tmoiller 'poi tritit's, tlit)'elehrate colleCtion known in Ett rime and lAraefica a . • i 1 • . :.' ,qrady'. ly(Ttlialki l'h tographic portioll pottery, inwhichii indluf.nearly all the prominent:lraqi&d Portraits O of A erica, notklieepting Jeff pitvis, 'Gcti.l3e4iireg rd, Floyd, and rithost of other confede ates. Price of Portraits, $3,00 p , ei dozen.! Con be ren t by mail. ' • , .Scenes i:f the War for the anion, run pahlished card i size, and in 8 Oreocopic form. .A 1 o, - . ••,1 • 1 StereMScOpiti view don,an.d in!atliler par in Semiarid, Indand„ lion!. Spitin, on the Ttirkev, the 1 oly L .i,i., ke..,;! 1 n4 injiiiatni - Our. ,Initiintaimains . , i'li: Gre t itest V these are taken An lb and the ImAing of w , or toe ma r c h o f an 4 direct the itak 'ag ofi sold for Sil pc- doze 1 'We have. al: o on largest, ii,rtatient graphic Albin' is, an in the linked iSt:ite.,, Ca talOgnes, coma' traits. Iteirs. Sterer Mail, on'receiht of a ( i: E. ANTE! 1 kat- 'near St-Nit . of scenesjn s ofEnglandand France. nine: in Athen!s, , Flgypt Ind, China, India, Cuba 1 - Stereoscopic views arc . "on4er of the Age. . - • • fot tietti par't °fa second :ter,the moving. of eaves ttny, does not inlihe 16ast these Tiews. They are i • . land and mannf:Onre tbf.± of §terepsvpps. 11266- Photegtriphic !Ifiateria), I . ailyerhop;.in the world iuing lists of all ' f our Por-' seope, .te., sent tree b.% stamp. O:CY. 50 r Bum bolas Ilitel.Ne!.ir York: ;TS FRIEND. THE I eir2 . 0Eq"..1176' . world's Incrizard: , •111 .the i ADV . BOOK FOR 18:32.-71i: Ifitvorite. For :h. Prononnedd,! by the Unite' State's. the beet Lat't to. Wi rid nod Vie Cl4.4pest. t klagnzine in ti , 1 , 271e.Ltterant read aloud in • ;. : , ~.• in .inimensi r- . S I . I1lloolic,• ,1 Thel4:l4l3.ldip Wa fro its png't!s, I ild w.. _ 1,10 other :}lag iiiiie. 1 - The' ilnsic is all"original, tinti iwhiald cOst , '25 cciio (the price of the B - tiok) in the, music stores;!' but ipoit of it is copyrighted, and Icitimot'liC olltainet4.except it) "Gtiiiey . .!' . Our, .Sityl 'Eligro ;ingB.—All 01'044 ti. rival Ins in.thiS lidve ceased, and we Pow stand falone in Ibis' depa linent, giving, i ds we do. !ninny inure and it finitely better; engravings luau are PobPslied in any other' Rork. :.. Goiklia larniume Double-Sheiit i las.hion i Plale•teop lining front live tof seven full len , 4ll.Colored Fashions on each plue. • ( Other i ~ • . : 1 tnagazinds give only two. r Far ,Ahead .0' Pny 111.thiolis. in Europe or ; Anierica•G4dey's is the' only :. Work •iu t,lit, i l World :that gives hese immense 'Plates, and; they tire 'such. as to have excited ; the Wontit;r] of,publiSheri tin the public. The ptiMiele.l tion of,:',ltese plats cest.slo,oo(Lotore_thwel FashicipAiln4es of the old style.. tiO nothing hut °lir wontherfnlly large caret/1:16On enables us to "gii',e tthetu. Other magazines cannot afford it.,; 11 13 Doer spwre moneyi, when the, public can lae benefited. These fashions ruityl tie relied on. Difesses inay L •be.trade ufterl __. re is .r that kind that can be the fi tally cirefe, tiadithe-ele , - e nti ibers Are_sub4cribers fqr ferx in Amerio npuiributy have some t.Mit; write them. nd tlie wellrer will not sitbject hem, to ritlict.tle, ITE Id be thaltse if 411e,yisit0 „ . , the laigo cit es' tirl i ssett after the; style of the plate:i!gii•en in some -of .-onr so called fashion neagae . ins. • . Choi ;Too Ea:yraviapi; of 'witie,4 we ,give twie.-or:fth •e tithes as mans ' as any utile maga*inO, as e ofte 'lnistabeii for hteel. /mications: Be) are of their'.: ,Remetuberl that the la y's Bogk.is the original publical lion and; tlni :cheapest. ' If you take Godey j you .tant. nof Other mamazine: ,Lsiituihgletsone.— :to . other ' '' Magazine giVe tbent,''arid 4e hat' given enough to filtsevera large 'yo4imes: • Our .gece , i]pta ar such as can be fonud no l there else. Coo ing'in all its Variety—Can-1 feetiohary—ithe Nnrsery—the TOilet—the Kit chetl-the ...aniullry. We origimilly, started this dephrtment, end ',hate peCuliar faciiitiei for making , It most , perfect. ! H 1 . 1 Ladies'lfrk Ta le.—This AePartment'coin prises eng7ings and descriptions of ever.) strticle'"that .Ind wears: : ,- ', ' Model,. C liege., —No ' Other e. Magazin na this depart . ent.; Terms, Bft in duczneei 1 copy one yea $3; 21 copie oney ear $5. 3 copies ore year,s6, 4 copies on ` yea $7. Fire' copies one,year t and an :eata cop to• the persqn . sending th clob;.stfi. Eight copies one, year, and an e 4 tra copy to the person sending the .cl ub, sls t r Eleven Ople9 one year:and an extra copy to the person sending -the ,club, $2O. And the 'only itrolgo'ne thatlcap be introduced into the Aul t ° clogs in Place of the Lady's Book I Arthor'S.Hme ?4Lgazine. 'treasury; Notes ' and 'Notes of, all , solvet4 banlis taki.it at phr. ` Be' careful ' and4ty: the posthgeron youretter. • , ' 'l. , `t, :a' , .I Address • , L. A. GPDEY: .. 1 1 .• 323 Chest at Street, Philadelphia, Pa. The' .IRochester • Straw-Cutter. 1 .- kI.3ISTED •k. KELLY, Coudersport,,, basic V; . Ob. : prelusive agency for this, celebrat ed machine, in ,this•poAnv. , lf is .CoVenientj dy ruble, and CHEAP.' ' • Dec. 1 r J1860.-11 1 A ' DYER: ISE iil tiieJOllitNeur :It is the oil ililly;ini er ih ?Otter coiinty,eand is a go'cid i inecliuril tht ough, which. to reitchlhopeople iipf dl % t i r — I S 1., ~ i ei lii _ll ousrhil ‘ o - NM An, aperient Anil Stnittaehte prepara . tion et IRON purifiednf Oxygeif and Carbon breolo... busiion In Ilydroget. Sanetioned by th e highest .4edient ' Antlinritie's hotb in Europe and, the United tai.es, anapreidiibQ ''r - • • in their The elsperietice of thousands daily proree, that t.o preparatitin of , Iron can be coaparpd tritt•'it. -Impurities-of the, blood. depressiox of vital energy; . pale.„,nnd .othernise siet:ly entnpleions indicates its_ necessity in altnott evf ry conceirnblesttse,,', - • linfoxtnus in alktnaladies in, which it 1 41 • been tried, it has proved absolutely ee tti ti te in 'each oftlie'foliotving coniplaints; viz: MEI BARIUM'S, itsed itf the. :Cottitt,y imediately: procured . In Debility, Nervous Affections,- Eittunciationa, Dyspepsia, COnatipationi-Diorrhcra, Dysent ery. Incipient . Consismptiqn, Scrofulous Abeep i t, 44 : Salt Rheum, .IlismenstrUution, .)Vhites, Chlorcei t , Li re , Copti)tolq!;,, Phronic Alcatlaches, Medina.: ii,,,w, - inieroilitini / 1 4:APiriiiptes on Me Fits,: . . tti eases of General . Debility, 'whether' ths result" of acute disease, or of the continued di. mintition• of .nervous and, mic,icillar energy from Chronic complaints. one. trial of OM res. Curative has pro v ed successful to an extent' ivliith u desi:ription - nor nritten attestation would render credible. Invalids so long bed. ridden as to have become forgotten in their oivm. neighborhoods; have suddenly • re mt p, Peared in:the busy._,iverld as if just rtturned f ) from piutra tcd travel in a distant land.— Some very P goal instances of this, kind ar k attested to male Sufferers. emaciated victims ' Of apparent Mai-emus, rsangcrineous ' , shut. clan; critical changes, and • that complication of nervous avid despeptic aver'sion to air and exercise for IV Melt the physician has tio• tiam 6 . , In Nervous Affections 'of all kinds, and for reasons . a familia: to Medical Men, the operation of, this preparation „of iron. must neceSarily be salutary, fur u alike, di e . old . oxids, it ;is vig. 'measly tonic vviihotit being exciting and overheating; and gently, regularly. aperient even in the most' Gbstinate eases of costive. ness without ever, being a gastii4 purgativs,; or intlicting,a disagreeable sensauon. I It is .this latter• property. among Other:, which makes it. so remarkable effectual and iiermaneo± n rentoy-for Film upon which it also appears toexert a distinct and Specific li,Ction. by dispersink-the local tendency, which fornis them ; . , In Dyspepsia, innumerable as are its . ianscs a single box of these Clink berate 'Pills. 1111$ of. ten sufficed for the thOst lutbitual cases., ilk, 'loin sling the a ttendent Costiimveits. In unebeclied : Diarrlin!a, even when advanced ui Dysentery, eonfirnied. etnaciaiing. rind al). par.:,utly mono:leant. the effects have been 'equally decidive and astonishing.' - • In the local !alias. hiss of flesh and strength, cough, aid remittent hectie.which generally ind;vate Incipient Coosa:110'1m, this ;remedy ha., aliaied the nrann of "friends nod ;physicians; in severat very gratifyinerind it. [cresting instance's." Tn Scrofulbus Tuberculosis, this medicated iron has-had far more than the good effect of the most cautiously I:i:thinned preparnrio.3 of iodine. withbut any of their well known lia- Idtilities. . . : ~• , i Ths !Mention . of fennt'les cannot be too con !, fideritly invited to this rented!, and restorative; . .ti the e:ises peculiarly airectin , i, , then{._ In Itlieutuath-ln, liUth chronic mid - int - lota. im ., tory---in ',the latter, however, more dedd• fl 1 ' y—it ha's heen invarinbly ' we;l • repotteq, lbw)) 11.5 . alleviating 'pain and reducing MI, i :widlings and stillness of the joints atlnius -I.cle:e. In Intermittent Fei,crs it inn'st neresOril7 be n great remedy and energetic r`estoratirt, -Ind its prcgress in the net, settlements Of West, will pr‘ihably',be WIC of high renuilu uscfulpess., • iNo.remedy lins ever lieendirove,:tl in tilt_ it note liPitory of metlieiiie, which ezetl.4 :a& prompt, happy, and 'tally restortiiive effects—, Goad appetite . _complete 'digestion, rapid sr.!! quisition of strength:, with an unusual dispo sition for active and cheerful eiereise, dintely follow its' lisn:" Put up iii neat flat metal boxes contsfrang 50 pills, price 50 cents per box: for sale by druggists'and dealers, Will be sent free to any_address on receipt of the price.. All ba lers, order's, etc...should be addressed co..:Generld Agents, 4-Iy. s 20 Cedar St.,N. 7. I . A' new ,volnnie of. this widely circulated -- I paper commenced the.fith of July, }very ' El - umber Ciintains sixteen pages of useful in formationand frOni live to ten Original en- . .gravings of new :tiVentions end •disarieries; all ot:whicla are expressly for its columns. The Scientific American is devoted to the interests of Popular Science, the Meehania Marinfactnres, Inventions, ; Agrimilture,- Commerce ana the Indnieriat .rtirSuifi geuer ally.' and is valuable and instructive not only in the Workshop and Manufactory; but also in the ilousehold,.thelitirary, and the /lead ing Roorn . . ! • ,The Scientific basibareputatles, itt borne and abroad;o s tbein4r - the best Weekly publication devoted to mechanical and indus trial pursuits now ;published, Andi,l4o,.pub lisliesOata determined to keep ty,the.reputs -tionothey have earned during the . sherzus YEARS they have 'been connected its , publication. TERMS. ! r,•• , To 'mail subscribers :--Tsco!Pollara a Tear, or One Pollan% for six months. . One ; Dollar pays for one complete volume of 416 pages; comprise one . Year.. -Thevolumes. commence En the first of Jitiniury nadJuly. CLU33.IIATKS. • Five Copies, for Six Jlord.bs .$4 Ten Copies, for Six Months . Ten Copies, for TWelie'Months $l 5 Fifteen Copies; for Twelve Months - . $22 -Twenty Copies. Mr Twelve Monthe For all eluhs of Twenty and over, the yearly sohtcription, is only. $1.40; Names can be sent in at different; iimei and froaldiffereat Post-offices; Specimen copies eltl2 be. seat gratits to lanritairvof the country. ; Western and. Canadian money or Fipst-office stamps taken at par for subscriptiorts; I Cana dian eubScriberst.svill plenselo'reinitl.s Cents extra on 'each year's- SubScription pie-Psl I postage. ' SIUNN & CO., Publishers, • • N0.,32 Park.irow,_ LANKS.otall kinds for, sale at thi.Offic. ilLe Peeda, Warrant's, EsecutionSi.Suinponst I Sulipirnas, Constable - SaWs, Township• ana School' Orders; •Notes-of =all kindi.--Aept es ' ham' and printed to 1 . 941 i at. ten dell. to prom p (1 ' 44 -pzi tea . .tO. 504 the times. Give us a.tmal.. Zi;== • 'Propeclus ~o.r ?TUE .S.CIEN MHO AMERICAN. SEVENTEENTH YEAR.
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