The New York Herald Newspaper, October 22, 1863, Page 7

a = <2 we aordinary Rebel Negotia- tions in France. Programme of a European Coalition with Jeff. Davis. A Southern Confederacy to be Established in Order to Destroy the Rising Power of the United States, ae, &. me Lowpos, Oct. 10, 1863. Jamas Gorpox Bexwerr, Faq. :— Su—A piece of intelligence of a most’ momentous character, as concerns ita bearing upon the future of the United States, bas just come into my possession. Plans have for several mouths been maturing for ® Suropean alliance, which is to have for its aim ‘the con- ~- Of the destinies of the American continent. A “sirietly confidential” correspondence was com- smenced as early as last May,at the instance of an influ- ‘Ontial (though not powerful) Western sovereign, be- ‘tween most of tho Cabinets with respect to the feasibill- ty of the measure; but the Polish question assumed 60 grave a form—occasioning new and unforeseen complios- ‘tlons—that no considerable progress was made towards «the consummation of the scheme. Then came the terri- ble reverses of the rebols, which, until within the last fortnight, endangered the probability of the success of fuch an undertaking without an immediate declaration of war, inasmuch as it was foared that after all Secessis ‘might be bemmed in and resistance to the Union stifled. But the holding out of Charleston and the more recent disastrous defeat of Rosecrans—together with other rebel triumphs in Louisiana, Texas and elsewhere—have Caused negotiations to be renewed; and they aro now going on with the utmost activity, and with every pros- pect of an early completion. You will see in the short speech of Maximilian to the “Mexican deputation” a delicate allusion to the projected alliance He took occasion to romark:— must make my acceptance of the throne dependent upon & plebiscite of the whole country. On tho other hand, i¢ would be my duty to ask for guarantees which are indis- pensable to secure M xico against the dangers which THREAT- mu mex INTEGRITY anv mepevexpencs.”” Maximilian has Deen well advised. His sazacious father-in-law—King Leopold, the Nestor of sovereigns—has been his faithful montor. ‘The parties to tho contract at first, if it shall be per- fected, will be Rome (as the bead of the Latin church), Austria, Spain, France and Great Britain. Italy heal states, but there are influences at work which, it is believed, will cause Victor Emanuel to yield his assent; ‘and it 1s supposed that Prussia, unwilling to isolate hor- @elf still farther from the three Powers mentioned, may even so far break with Russia as to give in her adhesion, It ts understood that the Richmond government has indicated its readiness to enter into a treaty, offensive and defensive, with this embryo alliance against the ‘Toited States, upon tho condition that the durable inae pendence of the thirteen States which are represented fo the Congress of the confederacy ahali be guaranteed, and that Maryian’—in which the District of Columbia, as it is @ part of ber soil, is to bo included—shall, as one of the conditions of peace between the present belligerents, be allowed to dispose of hersoif—to go North or go South at er own option—afier all the federal troops have been withdrawo from her limits, in order that no undue influ- ‘ence may be brought to bear upon her final choice. ‘The Confederate States, on their part, are to expressly stipulate that they will never attempt to annex any por- tion of Moxioo,Cubsaor Porto Rico, and that they wil! contribute all in their power to resist the annexation of ‘any portion of the British possessions in America to the ‘United States, as well as to aid in repelling any armed fatervention of the enid United States in Mexico adverse to the doctrine of the * Lariy Racx,’” or in the Spanish West India colonies. This is a brief statement, in outline, Of the projest. Intelligent Europe, as is alleged, is shocked at the wild fogofoco, socialistic theories of the Northern abolitionists, end the utter demoralization of written public law by ‘© wurping government, which is exclusively under the contre! ef the Sumners and the Chases, the Cheevers and ‘(he Parkers. It is feared by all calm, observing men that seeds bave | (heen aown of Washington which, if not apesdily uprooted, \ q@ill produce « state of anarchy—in fact, @ doflant out- lawry—which will react injuriously if not ruinoesly to the preservation of order, not only in continental Europe, but also im this realm. The immense foreign population in the federal army—ferociously antagonistic to the govern- ments of the Old World—will be the medium, it is appre- ‘thended, by whion such a resalt is not unlikely to be ef- footed. Of one thing you may be assured: that it it is pot from love of the South that this strong ‘alliance will be formed with her, bat from exoeasive hatred of the North, and - from a settiod determination to check her geveral disor- gauizing toodevcics. Some way or some bow it has got {nto the heads of all political circles that if the adminis- tration of Mf. Lincoln should conquer the South, the party whicn it represents would not only undertake to rule all America by the sword, but that it would eventa- ally consider the whole civilized world too contracted # - gphero for tho field of its ambitious operations. If there was anything in the councils at Washingtoa that could’ be dignified with the designation of even third or fourth rate statesmanship, it would at once occasion & pause in the hostilities prosocnted against the South, pro- pose terms of peace, and thus make the most of a virtue which is speedily to become a necessity. A sagacious President would not hesitate a moment In employ ing all the means at his dispoeal to forestall the European alliance whilo it is yet unperfected, by propos- ing terms to Jefferson Davis that he would not decline to accept He would put an ond to the existing belligerence, while he yet may do so without disgracofal humiliation. He would acknowledge her independesce in the gonse in which it will be acknowledged by the alliance, He would aay in the trathfal consciousness of his heart:—“Come, come, my old confreres; I bave employed such forces by land and by water, snd such othor means as no bellige rent ever employed beforo, and never will perhaps employ again, to coerce you back into the old Union, You have fesisied them with a constancy, a resolution, and a daunt- lesaness which po belligeront ever displayed before, nor perhaps ever will display again. Let us shake hands and ‘bo friends henceforth and forever, Thore is room enough for us both in this hemisphere. Let us be sister repub lies, in fact aud in truth, and enter upon the high career of working out for the benefit of cotemporaries, aad all future ages, the problem of man’s capacity for rational self-government—each omulating tho other in its benign (progress for the attainment of this ennobiiag end” ‘This, you may be quite confident, is beginning to be the Senstment of the more moderate citizens of the United States sojourning in Western Earope—many of whom ‘until recently were cordial supporters of the war. Un- less @ measure of this Kind is adopted, and adopted promptly, mark my word», darker days are awaiting the Union than ever developed themselves to @ nation in Rebel of Peace. [From the Richmond Fnquirer, Oct. 16.) fave on our own terms we can ? mast yield al—we of that country lo pre separation of the States must be sbar © on Bvowal (bat our ld ii fi ed; oor a the trou t of their wrong, but alsoa handeoms, indemaity ble and expense caused to us by their Now, we are not yet in position to dictate those terms to our evemies, with Rosocrans’ army still in tbe heart of our country und Meade till on Virginia goil; but though ig too soun to propose conditions to them, yot it is portant that we should keep them po fore our own wes = the only admissibie basis ig well fixed in the Coufedorate mind, there we more feariul looking for news (rom Europe, a blessed peace were to come to us over the sea, and spear a on our Own ground. There will be no ir rae Of reooguition and filling of the belly more distraction or diversion from B= a Hue govern their country; but after levy! upoa seemeth good to us by way of in’ lennon, P leave it to commence its political ‘ite again from the bepioning hoping that the lesson may have made them sadder wiser Yankees. We shut them out forever, with ail their unclean and scoundrelly ways, intending to lead our lives here in our own Confederate’ way, within our own well guarded bounds, and without, as St. John says, are di ‘And tet no Confederate feeble knocs and tremulous back bone say to us, this complete triumph is bys es eay that we must be content with some kind of com mise, and give and take; on the contrary, we must Kooga all or lose all, and that ‘the Confoderates will indeed win tbe giant gamo, we take to be as certain as any future event in this uncertain world. de’s army and Rosecrana’ once scattered, Lincoln can get no more armies. The draft turns out manifestly fruitless, Both the German and Irish element are now for peace. The Yankees have to bear the brunt of the war themeclyes; but in tho meantime their inevitable bankruptcy ia advancing like an armed man. Hungry ruin hag them in the wind. It cannot be long before the Cabinet of Washington will have, indeed, to consider Tiously proposais for peace, under ‘auspices and circum: stances: rar rolled tt from the present. For the present we ‘a and thunders on, and may God defeod the sila conigeiens. * Journal en the ints ths ities, deprived of many of its luxuries, are confroat- the Northern exerminators with a strength which to be expected, and asuccess much greater ticlpated. as the war bss bas 7 hard}; than coald have been antici ted | ol plan establishment of recruiting sta- et cetercs which aro < ated to Mill up the required eresting to note the result of this last Cheyne ot Mr. Lincolo. The result of the str: tapon ite success or failure, Should it fail Lincoln may as well throw up the 5) sponge at onor, id it |, the war will go on. jo not think it can and are therefore inclined to believe that the doy may be approaching when the federal adménistration be indisposed come to honorable terms with the brave people against whom they have to Tong carried on a Pretiiee and and Ulouly warfare. ebel Mason. The Letter of ch pe ee BmTOR (2 HERALD. New Your, Oct. 19, 1863. The letter purporting to be from the ex lion. John M. Mason is @ gros# forgery. Mr. Mason, to my positive knowledge, was laid up dangorously sick at the house of Marmaduke Johnson, in Richmond, from September 18, 1856, unt! October Genot leaving the house during that time. 1 was the next door neighbor to Mr. Joungon, and my diary furnishes, in addition to my ineimery, the most Positive evidence of what | state. | have additional means of proof which I cam produce at any time, I think tif any man is hore who w from Richmond, or was ilar with Masonic matwora there in 1806, he will re- bo tT and as for my \ojoniem, it bas co#t me m Richmond—theréfore my assertions are entitled to Mo seene oreaie T make this statement to show tbat LAA could pot have written a letter in the on September 30, 1840. I bave known Mf, Mason intimately for forty-two years, bat I endorse bot bis affiliation with the vile secession crew. lie was once an honest it ua Lope wheo treason is ended he will, wr: "e grace, again be one. In such hope, y ae ‘his to vindicate bim’ in ap unjust attack uyon bis er charector. Weare strong in right, and trust we feed no lies bd eid A ost vorilaa et puralebit.’* Lat the arte rms for that letter address me, Yetppa, riday, and be will receive evi ha truth of th uh of | BO. BATES. Porsomal Intelligence. Venezuela has just appointed Senor Bias Brugual to be Envoy Extraordinary to the government of the United States. Mr. Bragual is @ statesman of liberal views, and ia opposed to Europea meddling in the affairs of Ameri. ca. He is opposed toe State religion, and ia favor of full | A. Gardner, Lape Provost Marshal at Mex: street prison, in St. — fe : f i Arrival of the Africa's Matle—Disaster to the Ship Joseph Holmes. Bontom, Oct. 21, 1863. ‘The steamship Vesuvius arrived this evening, bringing the Africa's maii@. The mails goto New York by the eight o'clock train to-morrow morzing, due there at five rtvess Momroe. Forres Mownow, Oot. 20, 1863, ete mer New York jet yesterday afierncon for © charge of Major Malford, with a few rebel be k to morrow Wilk vewlerday tor Malik, woder with one hundred sod Oty women Lor Madame Guerrabolia, wa? Performances have con tributed 60 much to the eajoym'eet of our opera goo: for ovoral seasons past, leaves op Siturday ext for Cuba, where she goes to full an engage det of four onthe, two of which eho will sing in Havana ye™ (wo im Matan 228, Sbe will inaugurate the opening xf he now and splendid Opera House (Teatro Hataban) in thy’ latter olty, this being made a sine qua non by tho subscrKors, whe, It appears, wore captivated by ® spirited photog, *pb of the beautiful prima donna, executed in New York, and which determined them at once to secure her serviont Bhe is to receive $2,000 a month in gold and the gross receipts of two bonefits—one in cach city, She makes her first appearance on the 6th of November, in the “Traviata,” one of the roles in which she crested #0 favorable an impression here. We are happy # say that malady of the throat i @emy last evening, to hear Verdi's “Macbeth.” The Opera was, comparatively speaking, new to our public, a8 it ia years since it was sung hero, As rendered laat evea- ing it wage great success. The mise on scene, choruses and orchestra were very effective, aud the whole per- formance pleasing to & degree. In the first act Mme. Medori~Lady Macbeth—sang ‘an aria which was much applauded. It is a most charace teristic piece of music. Its melody is somewhat wild, Dut it roases the audience to groat applause, as it express- 6 80 wonderfully the feelings of revenge which prompt Lady Macbeth. The duct betwcon Medori and Bellini (Macbeth) after the murder of Duncan was admirably rendered and waa loudly applauded. Here the acting of Medori was really most admirable. The finale of this act is certainly in Verdi's most successful voin. Tn the second act, during the banquet scene, Mme. Me- dori sang with the greatest success a brindist or drinking song, which was received with immonse applause, This is one of the happiest melodies we have heard, and must become popular. Tho finale of this act was also very grand. In the third act the witch chorus was sung with great spirit and ensemble, and was loudly applauded, The music accompanying the appearance of the seven kings reminded us much of Meyerbeer's method ia the ‘Robert lo Diable.”’ The scene was most effective. In the fourth act Mme. Medori achieyed « triumph in the scene of somnambulism. She acted here with ao energy and dramatic effect seldom surpassed, She was really grand, and was applauded contiquously, Siguor Bellini, who was fortunately in veice, sang and actod with great success, as did the other artists cast in the opera. To-night the Maretzek troupe appear in Brooklyn. On Friday evening we are to have atour Academy of Music Flotow’s ‘‘Martha,”” with Miss Kellogg tn her fa- vorite character of Lady Henrictta. On Saturday the management avnounces the last per- formance of ‘lone.’ Those who wish to onjoy this great work must seize upon this Inst occasion , as noveltics are to be produced, andespecially Gourrod’s ‘Faust.’ IRVING HALL. To-night the second of the grand concerts by Goitechatk will be given at Irving Hall. This will be one of the most fashionable entertainments. Tho programme is most attractive. City Intelligence. Pavesrrianien—Tax CoaMPion = CHALLENGED.—Young Bport, of Niagara Hose Company, having witnessed the face Between Mat. Cassidy and MoCabe, Tus New Yore Caepomian Cui t.—At a meoting of the Board of Direotors of this club, held at their rooms on Tuesday evening, the Chief, David McLellan, in the chair, 2014, 3916, 3918, 3920, 3922, $024, S028, 3028, '3080, 2932, 3934, 3098, Part 3—Calondar oncanged. Eight Cartes de Visite & caret atyle finish, at TALIS, coraer of Cortlandt and Oreenwin oh atreets A bop Many Knot mat week, Owing to ‘oodw im. We object to tif nds of gambling ie will bet upon elections, it {m to their ergdit that thes le t on natinfactory & descrip: tion of wi at for Pall and Winter is de. Gidedly “attrantive, as ail can dlecover uy visiting No. 213 Broadway Whee! Sewing Machines have wou af at all the Blate and m nical Fairs, where exuibited this seasou. Office $5 Browt way. Grover & Bak Highest Premtam | fenit Sewing Machines, for sale at No. 936 Broadway, | — ow White’ tn prineipl and easy; the back 0 4 action from al! others in use; light, ve radically; hae uo yreasu GORY & CD., 436 Brows reet—Sile Klnatic ‘A lady attendant lier Braces, he A lady at | P i Uproots Hatr | Wy foreheads, oF of the bo ear eee Diseases of the N Seminal, Uri- | D and Sexual Systems. —New and reliable treatment —| reper vars of the Howard ieee ainsi iter Fm | ‘Dew Be aeeenee amen ae Os Somptess aod Gentlemen Wishin, to xe a tee fe! Kennedy's Medical Discover: eee elem tnate. sagt tons of every name end pature, Preservative No. 6 Astor House eee es rere es a Reaatiful Comp! fon—tatrd'e Bloom oRnord ah “arcane Diseases of the Nervous, Sexual Etat var mpere, iy Dye, Hat Dye for beeutify the beir, 0 W ie toad eet Dr. Hanter's Office ts at No. 4 Division treet, New York etty. bas no other ODer Rata! Hated 1596 Becht romna and a private entrance ie evree SEER stu tone ond spate om the ante, wiewrs of al! Kenda the meet poke oi eats. ae W oe Maran be Bary Undiwere Cove Coton gy oa um dee | rue REJECT: | av “on ate ow ~MAILS FoR THE PACIFC, of the Army of the Potomac—The Union Vio: ory at Bristor Station—Map of tno Buitle Flcld—The from the Army of Latest Nows from Tho mail steamship Ocean Queoa, Captain Wilaom, will leave this port at noon to-morrow for Aspinwall. ‘Tho mails for Central Amorioa and tho South Pacific will close ja this city on Friday, at balf-past ton o'clock. The New Wors Hanano—Kdition fer the Pacitio—wl be tesuoa at bitf-pest nine o'clock to-morrow morving, and will contain:—datoresting reports from tho Army of General Meade in Virginia, with Full Accounts of tho Battle of Bristoe Station, Virgiaia; of the Dofeat of the Robols at that point, and of thoir subsequeet Retroat and Pursuit by the Union Forces, with a Map of tho Latte Field; The Latest Intelligence from the Army of tho Cumberland at Caattanooga; Important Intelligence of the Movements and Operations of Genoral Buruside in ‘Tempesseo and along tho Rebel line of communication, aad all other important Movements of tho Union and Robel Forces; Late and Important News from Kuropo; ‘The latest Sporting Intelligence; The latest Market Re- ports, and accounts of all important or interesting evouts Of the past ton days. Single copies, in wrappors, ready for mailing, six couta. Omeial wt oc murray, Midd; ons Kentsoty ant Mies Bae ‘ater a Aprruocy, Sxras Ovsse 64/7—Oor. 21. 42, 11, 35, 25, 43, 34, 12, 3, 62, 16. 49, ater in eatin 63, 70, me —— Drawings of the Shelby Colloge Bares Ocass 647—Oct. 21, 1963. 82, 4, 25, 64, 49, 66 15, 36, "3, 40, 78, 7. eh, $18, 28, 00, 97, 22, 65, 70, 19, 62. by addressing }. B. SIMMONS & 00. Muccessors to Jno, A. Morria & O; Covington, 7. Omcial Drawings of the taal Asso- Company's Lottery of Kentucky, 1.488 ST3—Oct. 21 72, 52, 61, 29, oa, oie 38. Th, 71, oo, 43, 78, 25. S74—Oob. 21, 47, 53, 22, 18. “ 36, 61, 70, 77, 14, 38, 56. Circulars seni by adarenn FRANCE, BLLIS € U0. Managers, Covington, Ky. —30 Royal Havana Lottery per c promieen paid for Prizes, Information furnished. Higheat Price paid for doubloous and alt kinds of gold and silver. TA Mt OR & CO., Bankers Wall Wall stroot, New York. Royal Havana 10! 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BRANDRETIH, in white, oa the government ELS, MADE BY Pogssox wN WIIISKEYS.—2,000 BABRI tho most Ce agg em distttierlen 19 Keutuchy, forsale ta ea ——a R oe way, cobner of Cedar atreat, ( amma or THE TWHNTY.A EVENTH VOLUME. NEW muon gt NE PICTURES OF TH pean eae om HE } In THS CAPITAL. _Slluatrat! b actvartinee” tll Morning Bei Elevated—Saionari—Japanes Greeting—A mn bef rior — Borimon—Cany t—Carryl iy Goods A. - Japances vaysMondicant” Minstrels —Carrying Manire—Japances Red splowing. Bubbies—Mistress Maid—Oraliemen Dressing tinir Pra niuea Mer. pm % e, tadinn Fotlet iacovered Love Let “9 ju eal Quarrel— ‘aterfami tn 8 reat ‘inter— ax! cr Worneg of fea ta ilk bhop—a “ACENae iN THR WAR OF 1812.-¥. oo NORTHERN wi pat Ve bw eal Ckaunery Ont ¢ Church at ‘a Regua—tite of Old pee Preaeniatlo— Ze +5 M Pike oe pase it ih s in ba a enundeouth of Fiee ae ‘of Chryetle tus Raimen—Brown « Beasquertoce-— siya. MY PRIEND CRAURTHORP: MONTHLY Re NQUCE: or Oe kiewy EVENTA LITERAR' ak FASHIONS FOR NO’ wade Drowa and Girt Pe The Twentyserenth Volame of Hamrmn's New Moxtacy Madas wp. comploted with the present Numba The 0 nade ample arrangements to ensure Mr. Anthony Trollope’ novel, House at Allington, pprosching its close? meeded by & Mr. Loamng will « They will The ovens pity for the of new onan By the powal pomiage upon the Magarin ix fod Tt ia now iwanty four conta » year men of the M r more than nay aight conte per v0 La freight TERM® ye Copy, EFatis, for 2 cach or ‘ larper's agasine ro WAK ORM 4, ti U vere Weeklt togetivn BROTHERS, Poviahere FETED NAlL@. AC qt raw # CASH PAID tacit raty For CASH PA ror CABH PAID FOR RR Kis De 0) Par . 4 ANN icra IN THE ATRREOROOPE sat pablighed ‘ Sao tT ANTHONY ON Broatway, Now Tort Ase, LIFE 1M QHINA, » new And very intereeting series YORNS, BUN re Inve Batts, BxLAnonD ) Pivis end Si aleesees of the 1 nd De. Scat ie fa hiss,” Raa we . Dare LA AND TAGK—ALL KINDS. ive ant iad aod plain jn guapiitien Ve din punneame, “a VICTOR E MAORI, 11 hasbere Street Dom «ELL YOUR BOOK FO praries ant i or Se es OLD Parnh Pare 8 bonget va tn on helene 4 LEGGAT BROTHERS 119 Wagons #. cear Bretman E LLoT NEW KEPEATER® ak Now READY: yj mie andes yy Sates eat eg, BE sé eoting viher Getyavurg ‘ire LL ane (00 , 4 Breet wey, i AM on. OULINT AND een sts. oe nh 4 gig ears aap my re tye i Eece ave | wero. ort ] No Gt Prostway, bg Pow a ee “A The ouen wanted Ub | aap es wATOnES ove Fok fe ROOKARLARRA wi econ dre smsy genus | See * saree as OMP, VIRITING CARDS, mt oe ‘ Sons fans ot *. Se pon ve ae retin MaaPatrat ie has a a INAHZ. ane aa’ 00 Ty THOMAS & id ad ne rome + w ae ty 4 knowING. tow ooton be erytiing lee cond ail, ace Yewr : hes “at ees OA Cerin se, Brmawer, Kew Tort 2 ‘ eg wm wo «- : ap ae . wes . . ° ton Of the rik = ote aso te as 4nd bumble abode of the tae M100 and the sacred donk trom the mountatu lop, distaus valleys aod far Of Wiande of tn: of tho ocean—from every woo’ 0d COmor Of ine ctviliged world pouring in the evidense OF the antontahing effects of DILAK's PLANTATION BIR. » ends Of loltere Mike the ful lowing may U9 2000 at our cilloe aye temosnuny, Wis, Kop 14, 186% . " T have boon in {ho ermy hoepiiats for four aon mim ths; epeochtons and nearly deat Al Alto, Di, to re Of Pigwation Mitre, * © + Thee wee emo, #8 6 C0, FLAUTE. Pour Wansaw, 0.. July 24 16s. © © © Qaczeungeat She Redbetn dink and wet cat Of tue Louse for two yours with scrofula and erysipcian after paying the doctors over erais without benoft, bas booe cured by ton botties of your bitters. ——~ SDWARD wouNALL. Tho following is from tho Manager of the Uaion Home Seneel for tne Children of Volunteers: = Havexsran Mission, Pirrr-eavmrm armeer, New Yona, Anguat 2, 1868. De. Daigca—Vour woaderful Piantation Dittershave beams Kiven to some of ovr little children, suffering from weaknes® and weak lunge, with most happy effect One little get, te. Particular, with pains inthe head. lowe of appotity aud datiy ‘wasting congumption, on whom all medical skill had beow erhausted, has boon entirely restored. Wa commenced sith but teaspoonful of Bitters» day strength and health followed. + © * Respectfully, —" vers 0. M DRVOR © © © Lowe much to you. for I verily believe the Panter tow Bitters have saved my lite. BEY, W. ff. WAGGONRR, Madrid, N. ¥. © © © ‘Thou wilt send mo two bottles more of thy Plan- tation Bitters, My wife has beon greatly benoficed by thate Hor appetite (ncronmedy CURRIN, Phitadetphia, Pa © © © Thave been a great sufferer from dyspepsia, and bed to abandon preaching * © * The Plantation Bimore hove cured ma, Ewa Rev. J. 8 OAT THORN, Rochester, N.Y. i © © © Bend us twenty four dozen more of your Piam tation Biers, the popularity of which are daily increasing with the guests of our house, SYKES, CHADWICK & CO, Proprictorp Wiliard's Hotel, Washington, D. 0. © © © T have given the Piantation Bittors to hundreds of our disabled soldiers with the most astonishing oifoot, “— G.W. D, ANDREWA, Superintendent Boldiers’ Home, Cincianaul, 0. © * © The Plantation Biers have cured me of lives complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate and had t abandon my business. 1 | HIB, KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O # © © The Pientation iiliters have cured me of ade rangement of the Kidneys ao urtaary organs that hes dle tressed me for years, Tt ects like» charm, ©. ©. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & Co,, 264 Browdway. ac, ac, ae, Ae. ‘The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong. (oe tanguld brilliant, and are exausted ualure's great restore They tre composed of the oslebrated Calisays Bark, Wintergreen, Sassafras, Roots, Herve, br, all preserved in pertecty pare 4, Croix Rum, wed 8, T—m—x Persons of sedeatery havtistroubied with weakness laa tude, palpitation of the heart, ack of appetite, disireas afer eating, torpld liver, constipation, &e., deserve to suitor it they will not try them. ‘They are recommended by the highest medical authorities and are warranted to produce an immediate benetent of foct. They are exceedingly agrevable, pertectiy pure eae harmless, Asie: Novice. Any persone pre'e:ding to sel! Piantation Bitters fo bulk or by the gallon Is © swindler « We only put tup {m our log cabin bottler Beware of bottles refilled with imitation deleterious etull, for whirm several persons are already is prison. ee that every botile has our United States stamp over the cork, and signature 00 steab plate side labeie. Rae Bold by reapectable dealers throughout the haldtable gabe PH DRAKE £00, Tam Broadway. X Lan poste URGICAL. MPORTANT a Auricture, Bone in the WiaAder, bef ves, Nose and Face treated wy te fA. DAN! Fiat (pee Faling end Coupulting Hu geen, i Aisth arene, moa: Four eouth etreet ADIES' BRACELETS NEW 8F J Vive and Bi ilere cach. Vi LAS TWO, TUBER, No. 415 Brostway, one toor LD BHACELE Ten, Tweive. Fifteen, T arin by URO door below Cana’ ol ‘AJORS, OFFIC. (BFW TORE, JULY Bp on ant tein adit of the hy In my greene! y MU** 4 company ENTUT AM mmE the Thuereted row, New Yorn on Abo.t pai ents free, paper tre THR ATTENTION ® ordad by these ginse fountate POLATICAL. NO OF THE DELBGATES To THR Atsuert te Aietreet, To fara. "betd’ si Hitoare & Cerwaire, Foorth ar birt) encod erent im pareieere io the call, Me tomes wee ‘vominasad wee Uy ewtamation os mombor "ona MoRri Leanone Bop JO" Jone M. Burrs, LALY, Chatrese—Morart Melt, fe retary M’ KEOW DmMoona ric Yeemth Assen feeding of ine hoe ot ot eophee WARD —HInTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT — tf Sr 0? fiouse, bohd thie gresing. ot the bonew of Antrow sere, corget CA TUE ah ert wat mess aoe wae unane a anne Se + /™ . 2 COOMAM, Chairwae Sewediey, TA Menrine « OOF THR CORv EK Ete aay tel ed nee ie Beker . Pharma eat h Ae + Senne Ree eajow ayy ET eh by ip cos ewe, to oe athonrs santitete for Aeommnbty ing a for’ L anny Spomee f TF eae © nae a poche Bi ap mate reneotion of F sckesen: on ceri hae ¥ 4 BILLIARDS. aD anemic. litseee i Vongreee 218— ” se oar Ard (abet maw electorate Eee. ans to Mlnarte for rae cor eet of Cree ant tonne ee ont | Fis y aks