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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06
Fifteenth Nnrd.


wkDsWORgH AID TREMAIN
meeting scltion otie nominations made Tor State
OccT by the Reput sn and Unon Convention viii be bel
Ton nt WrirnPs Hotel corner Of Broadway aud it
MONDAY ~ ENIN0. thr ON i4t Il :. O'clock Messrs
JAMfS A. BRIGGS. FREDERICK 4. CoNk .iNO.
HORACE GREELEY HENRY j. RAYMOND, CHARLES
A. DANA. and ERA>TUs BENEDICT. are exp ctci 20
ldd.,s te meeting AZ citizens favor Of Tie ucfr nc l!
~ ed by n. Syracuse Convention are invited % at,'ud
c. J. LiSisosros. sec'y. NJ. b. bLAhk President
The "Union Wnds.orth Csubo Of tie -oih Ward
told public meeting a. linco "a Hal corner ~ 'ls'
and tth-ay.. MONDAY EVENING, Oct 3. u ~. At }
loei. The foo.ing .cucm"n htss ~ "a ~, TED hi w."
siiress tie meeting: Theodore Iiioa T. X Tiemaiar.
Luther i. Nsrb Abfrm Na.cilan, { o! thoma, l.. 'tu
Burrn suG oefs who IN favor Of slsta.ninS ~
Administration a y-oors prosecution 81 Tie ar, 500
speedy crushing out Of tie Irsicli wcLrd Ssn
'ho ~e'y o: our ''al'y wy,ri,,f rslER. p,e,,J..
y W,,i,g u, " goF ns.5srrr secreI.riei
The Tvcnty-nrst Vnrd Ualon Wad,wol. n
Club meet 10. i1s fthrv. MONDAY ~ iAiaG,
AZ Z, o'coct Citizens ar iqv.'ed to attend. Lu.aeu,
w + piacS. SCI 49, j. AsTEy. P.s,iloaL
Union Citizens Of the Twcnt,-Fir~i ward
flfotc grd dlaat soldier 81 the Union IT Governor
RsuLcation Mserg val BE bella Il tie lflol o. tlou
ioins Of Broadway I'D y a.. on TUESDAY E|tN
M -th n, At q O'Clock htfy aid Iua1rf 'ie Noninl
ciErns loyal ptmccla a4d the NaisFofiA Cob. 20
ths md tie ~ in.fr Nafe' g psfirss wi;h -. ihe
DUDLEY FIELD p. DELAFlELD SMITH JOHN STE
PnfHsOh. and ehrrA J. }. o.it"f.
J. steIArrtor, Hon. II Kelly. , & Jobnfen,
l.. r. Hsf,h, ! walton. ". Nilis James
II H. Day c. Roons. , D. cssnir,hsHs.
Il \. N.tihaus, J. n. Ehsfwood, Nm A. nsfAng
Prof y. iisbof. j. Ihs.gs Wa. W. Nhe..
J. n finkuey. J II. White, II. u T. NEshA.
{ Gould. wm. cuiii. Soys' Ai.r + sAasP
v. stout u Nsimofs }. brnris.
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Thornns DugnB,
UNDERTAKEN. No. l85 3th.av.,
Cor. ZII.hi. In. .ihlIa
Gpetlal Notices.

a Meeting Of the Fifth Ward Republican As.
socin ti0u sill bs held at Lairas Fifth Ward Hotel
hONDAf EVENING Oct. q, 1876, at Il O'Clock. Punc,nsl
stebdsncs IL Tcqusstoi An add.s will he dov rcd the
death Of tho lete Secretary. VIM H. banks b. order
.. NATHAN KINGSLEY, President.
WV HHsEy kaLaY, Secretary.
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Sr. PAups CaURcH HosPIrAL.
A., &.s,s % ~


To tho Editor Of The n. Y Tribune.
Siri Allow through your paper, 10 acknowledge The
receipt Of the following for the Of the sck and
wounded soldiers IN this hospital
VIM W Niles......... 10 Cash T. D..............S1
Bernard Ackofman...... IL Marshall o. Re5crts.... 10
4. q. Churchi...... Peter Naylor. IS
A A. Low .......... 10 James L. Sanford. 10
BENJAMIN Haxton....... lei
hsye been here nearly year. doing what could for ouy
scx aud wounded soldiers and intend TO remain Proydenc
permitting ~ long there IL such whom ba
useful You know ile Of tie desttuon aud har -
ships Of those who hghiing battles for and watt
Ing upon few officials IL seems almost incredible but
have wiillen than dexen anxious fsur durina
this month who would othsrwse have watched tho nails tx
vain, for the sodieon bro,her husband father had
the wherwthl to pay for letter telling Of his helpless and
dss.it condition and was too proud to AK OF sangsr
Thus that small ndiciousiy appied do much
for the comfort OF noble than Thousands nss
prd. Could the donors do the gratitude OF the poor
fellows for the trine and hear the God bess
YOU falling from the lips OF the suffering and dying they
would el paid ;housandfod. Further donations viii be
thankfully received and shall be edciousy expeadj Thea
they are returning conyslecents shall be witness
Yours truly, JEANETTE X NILES
The Rose Hi Ladies' Soldiers Relief Assoc
Gin ton solicit DONATIONS OF Money, Clothing. Grocerce
Vegetables and Fruit at their Depot Ward School No H. in
2Ith'st., near Jdsv
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s.sth Senatorial District Regimcnt-PERKINs

18th Senatorial District Regimcnt-PERKINs
RlFLEs-CoL W VI. MAY ERIE sdqlartes Nos &C ana n
E4st HOutoust-Vhis comgnaod will afford rare oppor,u.
nty FOR men wishing 20 active Service 10 II special
regiment for Gen. ses Arhy Corps and be Offered
GUY OJ seldeis VINO ldys seen active service. Americas
citizens, Is he honf t. enlist moment aud may b
100 lae Again tie Nsiooa Capital /, threatened and the
FOUL enhls 0, treason M fosts dehany in the breeze.
Shall We permit It Shall sse lou traitors reyeiny ia
balls ed 10y Wsshing,on ~ ~ speak ard act
and snsweg Nsye and prove cur feyo.o by az
euToliny ourselves the roll OF honor ready to
stri country's nperef hbrTe.. Bounty pad
be mustered ill., Pay and raors commence day OF
listnent.
Pensions, 500 Bounty, and Pay Procured and Col
lected Soldiers Sailors aud the kra'i,es Of such
NETTLEToN. GILBERT CAMP
At thei Collection ofkce
No II Broadway Trinity buildi3g) New.Tork.
FOR all business done ATE, this date, charges will be 40
follows:
or collecting Soldiers and Sailors Pay less thsn s5l ia
sn0uui 81 wsn 80 in amount Il per cen. tho
e
For collecting of Pay and 500 Bounty for relatives
OF deceased Soldiers, y per cent.
For procuring fensous-Ihe Government Fee. IS
We refer. by permission, to the Hon. George Opdykc
Mayor OF y. u City the Hon Cornelius EanVorss Mayor u
jersey City NsjorGen {. w. Sanford let d ~ I = IL
Brig Gen VIM. Hall lot Di. y. Y. s. VI Brig Gen. Chis
b. Spicer. lst Di ~ T. ). NJ Brig Gen. Chas Yates l.e
d. y. \. 5 NJ Brig Gen. John Even lst Dr. N \. 3 MI
Cisfn Melen Co, New York Laihrop, Ludtn ston. C
Amer Chas JcuAius President East River Bark, William
Curtis Noyes Esq, New. York; David Dudley Field esq
New ORR james /. Brady, cad, New-forS
ChAS. NErTLET0N. -
Notary and Com missioner edward GILBERT,
Tor all the States. HENRY CAMP.
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U. =. Internal nevenue.- COLLECTORS Notice.

4. -. Internal Royenuc.-C Collectors Notice.
FOURTH DlSIRICr-Jd :th 9TH aud oth Wsidt
The uus.rgrsd having been appointed Collector Of Taxes
o the Fourth Di.iI, Of the State Of NcwYogs IN accord.
an,s with IA provide Internal rsvsaae I'D pay
.ess. oa the Pusc Debt" Oisfs NOTICE tha, hi. di.
TIL, Prise. the ID :h eth and 9Th Wards Of tho city Of
Se.Yok and ,h-. bis office IA =, No g. frankiHs st, and
will DO open daily fof The Transaction Of busnef, Gom
Tor receiving uyleus tho hour, viii be from
N iosp n
DisrlLLEEs. BREWERS. AND COAL OIL DIsrlL.
LEAS within tic said district requested apply to Il
Coecio for forms Of Beoks be ksp BY them Ia sccorl
with the above Law.
Hen.YoTk in October, lot,. JOHN MACK,
Collector Internal Revenue Fourth District
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Z" Les HIiserablcs.r-Mr. GEO. VANDENIOFF
will ave his hnt Reading on TUESDAY EVENING, eth
October ut Dodworth's Hail. flom Victor Hugo's great
rouianse s,s o'clocs. 10 be followed By OLD WELLER
& son. Tickets 50 cents.
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AsscssOr's No;icc-Excise Tnx.-Sotice Is hereby
syen the Of tic Fourth Collection District
prism, the Third Fnh Sixth ard Eighth Ward Of tho City
Of ewloIk In accordance with passed July i56!
entitled An act to provide Internal Revenue 10 support thu
Government ond TO pay interest the Public Debt that
h,ge been appointed Assessor foF said District have az
ranged said District INTO ten divisions which de,guaed
and will be- known by their pec,ye numbers and have rl,o
appointed the following named per'On' Asssn. assessors
for tlo several division. as hereby siyen
Division No IAN thst .c,ioa Of sad District lying with
10 Canal Bowery BsysI, BAKER, FTsnAin ssd broadway
As..s:AIt Assessor, -
Division No 2Ail tina, portion lyne within Baysd, Fax
ter Frsrklu Broadway, psh Row, Cstt IA ans he Bow
ory As,iAn. Assessor EDWARD a Nichos. No. O. FRANK
inst
Division No sA tn; portion Of .,l District ylug with
In Broadway Liberty Grecn~ ica. ard barclay Assistant
A.s,,so. X. g. ksdway D'y'Sheei House
D,fioa No An that portion Il sid di.T,c -swillin
Broaisay. Bsrc,y. Greenwich. sld head-'s Assistant
Assc,sor, Charles Ferguson -. 80 Greenwich
Division 10 AN tbs, Po.ion lyins wilia c'eeawioh
Liberty Hudson lyer and Reii-~ Assistant Assessor
Samuel Le C0ia,c. W. 70 Of'oA"ieh
Division No sA TIA, portion lying within Cirsi Broad
Wy, e.ds ADD Wet bioid~iy As'i'i'n.'A''essof --
Diy'.lon 10 All IT,, portion lys. within Canal Hu4
con. Assie ard e', brOa-wSy As.i,'rrt'A'se''oF J.
..tTIrncc, DgIoEi House,
nvis ION No sil that portion lying within 'a-al. Hul
500. Erltr sni lil1ou River. A'isie.s Aeis.. Jas ~
Iu.hil. 80 J! Huberis,
Division o IAN 'ha' portion y'ag between W-t Hors
'rn. i!anlaay. Clra unl Sllivir. Assiau.A .tfof
-4ra-l @. Baker. 30. lVi Gtceuc-si.
pi,,.lon - 10 All ;hal potiou iyhs within Csnli su
van Nes. ueuNon al iiud-.a h.'ra Aifsu1A g.sof'
John Fofstay No. 4 Charlton
T. ~ ce.cs f- divisions respectively uclui The sides con
o1s thru Of Il s,rcc'. sni s7eoue' forming their e.
cEc bouAdes. EFsfy peon s',ocilt.0n, paftnaiship
ppflIi0n t,.g ratr 20 engage IN any traie or
capn rsu..i H. ir t,h action q said r~.-
o. rt.n therefor with The ffrsisrt As.r-or az r So
fssn.1i etl.a a. wils taco cccupa 10 10 De-
CARTEL on.
Nluucurmi ari others labs ulder aid sct % pay any
duy required 10 furnish o. TIE Asar issss
sa.ecu; subslnped aud ssorn to ia tie form pr
oil bed ~ lie .,A section " t4L 81.
ArpI-s,.ot fof csu.e aad 11 Ill other information
2 risd- q, the Csnrsl on =. No 60 FlsnsIin-st.
B h. Information sy be obtared Rom The Assistant
49,.
Colasale ions may be addressed to mo q, ,e Central
pHs, PIERRE G. VAN WICK,
A..-i,or fer the tih Aiset'msui District,
Is frankln street
NewYc-s. oc, L. iaf' p b. loSi,
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The United Sfntes Tax Law,

The United Sfutes TAX Law -
NOW READY. in pamphlet OF 50 pages on fine, white
pspnr Beside the BILL which word Tor word Ia accordance
with the orignal text append to Alphabetical hcra
ptulaon every article De taxed by the law, aud the
amount the ne levied thereon. This renders It
complete and convenient "a 1t IA possible tomske IT,
Price cents postpaid; ~ pct loo cent by express 80
per 100 Il by mail Address THE TRIBUNE, New.fort
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Excelsior Brigade Recruiting Fund.

q omma nding Officers Of Companies, or part. Of
Companies not attached to any sIug Regiment Whose
men can be transferred to anew Organization The
highest Inducements with advantageous positions assured
By Addressing with real and address stating whss a
interview can be had A. s. w. Tribaue Office N B-Aas,
u0aa tSas CA b given ~ sbtaa TsSgsi,s v 1sslsa
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swsrH poH.ETNcs.
Gen. yadswor.h'. Aecepianc" 81 '''' -'''
iua,ion Tor Governor.

iua,ion iOr Governor
Esw-YosR Sept. 20 lSo1'
GIN. JAMES s. WADswoEIh-Oe"0 90. =. ,,o
.Ao hon, 70 inform Won tia, yoa vere nomin''eu -,
oBce Of Governor Of he stae ofTewIo'k D. Of the
composed Of men resolved rsinia1 the held a,
Uaien without reg,Id to tAeir Iast sfJ .e'-'''''
syra-use on the efh Of present month .o corvep
Iinclose tie series Of resolutions ea'F''" -
t.oa a. ind cation OF Is ssnii gents 81" d.,,ec
Your nomination was msie WIZ 2 veg ~. .o,.e,.
90. "''' .ny 10 your aeceI lance Of It,
Ian. ys,v r.,p.,iuly, YOU o5eaie"' 'e .'"
A-' w. Henry J. RAYMOND,
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Ir0nsides Regiment.
Organized by the ouBg Mems ChTlssisn Association
Headquarters Company d. No. eE Heny-st. corner Of
Alsutlc, South Brooklyn.
Capt. WM. p. coz.
Lteuts BENZ. RANKIN, sud LOUIS w. sTE'ENsON.
Recruits wanted for hi, company to be composed soey
Of men OF guod moral character and correct habits
FIRST NINE MONTHS REoMs,yr
sic extra boz M
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uroohlyn 9Th Ward yyadsworth md

brooklyn Fifth Ward Wadsworth nDd
Humphrey Ciub.-M meeting OF Republicans Of ths
Nth W.t held Webers Bo'e Friday evening Oct z
for TIL IufooSe Of f.rmlngs WADSWORfH und HU MPH-
Ef CLUB over 100 names enrolled and tao folio" ing
unanimously elected PERMANENT ohcers Of tie
Clubs Presilent-JOlIN ELLARD.
Vice Pre- ideut-JOnN DfEbIN.
S.cre.ary-Wy. u. BROMELL.
Trea.aIrr-WM. w. HALLDCk.
Aer m. tsnssctien az other bu.nes the meeting ad.
;ourn,a 20 meet al tho place THURSDAY EVEN
No NEXT Al, O'Clock JOHN ELLAAD, President.
YIN. Il. BROsRLf, Secretary.
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Wndswcrsh and Trcmain-T VENTY -SvCOND
WAEp UNION AS 5OCIATiON.-Thi. Association will
rect This CIondsy) EVENING October 9. at wssliagon
Han No. 63J 8b.av O'Clock. The friends OF JABIns
s WADSN 0RTH and all other oysl ci'izs1s are invited to
be present. BY order, A. NJ. BINlNGhR. President.
hGgRED LANCASTER. Secretary.
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"IronsiGcs.o
LARGE EXTRA BOUNTY.
Good men yet received to nil up
COMPANY 4.
JOSEPH b. STEPHENSON. ID Lieutenant.
Late Ct 7lb Regiment y. O..
No. d. Eas. 2Tth-st.
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German Union wndsworth Club of the Twer-

Gcrmnn Union WndsVOrih Cub on ihe TWth"
sr-fccoEd Wgrd.-Ihe osrDian-AmsIic9p citizens a. TINS
Na'd invited attend Ratification Meeting 20 indorss
tbs II publican nion All the Sge House corner
Of s9h..t aud Oh ay On TUESDAY EVENING, Oct T. at
O'Clock. Or Il. J. KOCH. lresident
KARL JACOBS, VicsPres
LEoSH,Rp SAVER, Secretary.
c. BOEssHNBcKER, Treasurer.
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Bnslrees Noilccs.
TIE PALMER

The PALMER ARM AND LEG.--B. FRANK
Palmer Inventor and Psteniee. Asto place igoud door,
" y Also Philadelphia and Boston. Only houses OF PA&kE
"a Co. Avoid imposition b. caAins on the Inventor.
CARTEs DE- VIsITEs, 81 PER DoZEy.-R. A.
LEWIS No. ~ Chahsm-s.. hcw-YoTk having completed
the extensive alterations aud additions to his GALLERY. taxes
ia infornius Lis fen5s ang patrons u a.
euased 10 nj their o'ders with punctusiiy nnd dispatch
WHEELER x WILSON'S SEwNG-MACHiNEs.
HIGHEST rHXnirx.
international Exhibition London, 1852.
0Goe. no. SIS BEoADwAr. New-YoiE.
At JEFFrRS's, No. SIS Broadway Ladies'
: ., aud ~ 81
Gents tue SHOES ard sLprTEs Youths and Childes.
tALuoAis sHots and Gamma. In great variety at low
piices. JrrFgEs, No. SO hroad~ay.
COMFORT AND CURE POp THE RuPTuRED.-
Son; free any afflicted with Rupture Hernia. Ad
1iess Box No 7oj New-io'k Poai-OHiee.
GROVER & BAKERS celebrated Nose,ess
SEvSaMAcHSEs acsnowielgedto be superior to al Others
no. 80 Broadway he"-ioik
TIE UNITED STATES TAX LAW,
Now RFADr g. Ilupie. Of - pages Toe. white pare
t-slds the bill which word FOR word scordaHcs i'm
the original append to Alphabetical hecsp,ua
OF bs levied thereon this feuGe!s COM
and enieni a. II Il possihe r. make H.
Ice cents. postpaid; - PER tv ~ sent by erpTes -
per 100 # by rnaL Adtfe'. Ihs iniHrsr, New YORK
READER, you can have an enduring, always
ready and reliable Com Pm exactly adapted your
AID style Of writing which viii do your with. vsyehr,p
thsa Steel Pens ifyon want H. call on A. DoEToS 40 p
MAIDEN lane. or inclosc stamp for circular.
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The Hon. Cnssfss M. Clay
ON THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMATION OF FhbE
At THH
.CtDpNy nv hIlISIc. III

ON THE PRESIDENTS PROCLAMAIDn OF FREE
DOM
At InH
AcADEMy OF MU s.. nEooE x ~ c,,,,.n. If
Brooklyn viii he held at the Academy OF Music on
TUESDAY EtENiNg, 9c, I q, y O'Clock -,
under he auspices OF the BANNER REPUBLICAN, GU
PRocLAMATiON or LIBERTY.
Gen CAsslUS NJ CLAY and the Hon. HENRY b. STAN
TON win address the meeting
DodwoHf, B,nt viii be In attendance nrpvrr
AES 8 FA hESSrrr NJ D.. 1 r. T. 6HhHE6
Il 10 8: CLEVELAND. :. i. sR ,p1S,ia Jr.
Committee of Arrangements
People,s Upion Central Committee There will
be meeting Of the Peoples Union oegsrS SoI1.sss
, , e icons. no ocS "beI are requested to rttend
without further notice. mn r,rrrrp1ys Chairman.
s sssgz1 { p1 hsHP' Secretaries.
Sixth Ward on the HIoyc.-Ths citizens of the WIN
Ward in favor of and willing 20 hep the TICKET noea o a.
uer Of Centre and Frsnklins THIS (Monday) EyENlN1
Oct g. at o'clock for the purpose OF forming
OWEN w. BRENNAN; J Delegates
JOSEPH W. HAWKES.. to
DAVID b. DURYEE. Syracuse
GRIND Rally Of Tie seventh Ward Wadsworil,
ThiS ESENiNd' oci. 6. ic5; At !: o'cieck At No 49,
Heeiy The Hon. Henry y, J. RAYMQsD ohAmL;n d
TO speak by order. JAMES y. FRHEBORN, PRECEDENT
]. N. GALLAGHER
Ninth Ward Nyndsw0rth aud TrcmlIn Club
There yyiu ~ az adorned Of this Club the Hall
Beecker Buiings TUE DAY EVENING. lth int at ..
O'clock purpose hearing Tie report OF the
pont,d 10 elect officers tha Gab All most cordially
invited to attend VIII, EEL Interest In the objects Of the
hub and DESTROYS Of fnrhern9 the election Wsd'woih
snd iT.msip VIM spaiLh IT, David Marsh Chss h. Mesd,
A. NJ Esgeson, John b. Alen-Commtee OF AHanFern,Dti
The Tenth Ward Republican Association OF
UroolIyn 10 hold iis Trgulr Monthly Aleens at no. ~
Boerunist., THIS (hondlyJ EFENINO at Il o'clock a
nh attendance Of the member. /. earnestly requested An
opportunity will be given to enroll name.
fr J. o. NODYNH, President
VIZ. FuLToN Secfesry.
Twelfth Ward Republican Associition.-A
SPECIE. Meeting Il ths Association viii b. held THIS don'
dsy EVENING 6h ins FsGIin g.on'- Hall corner OF 81
av ard f23tht 10 commence a y O'clock fnl attend
ance Is particularly dssifed. h. IL. bhEuOnl, IIe'I
y. H. KNAPP. secretary.
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Twelfth Ward Republican Associaton.-A
Specin Meeting 4 hs Assres VII! b. hed lIo Won
day EVENING 9th inst at FsIIing on. Hall, corner OF 81
ard i2}tls 20 1muence ~ n oclocG n iul attend
ance Is particularly ds,ifcd IL IL bhEuOnl, Iiea|
A
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Now Rend-.
ALL ABOUT THE DRAFT.

WHO Ana LXEAPr AND WHO LIABLE.
HOW 20 OBTAIN SUBSTITUTE.
IamJ Lel containing Official Inform TO tie draft
be made no. Every question shout working or 81,
dri concl-y and correctly answered All orders supple
~ SINCLAIR IOUSEi. A.rn' no lsi NAsseu.si. siusl
copies. BY n.a. rom urwsdcaicr. 10 cents.
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Division No All thsi -c,on Of said District lying viii
10 Csr, Bowery. BsysId bsIt.f fTanar, ssd roadway
As..s.aLt Assessor, -.
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Sixth Ward on the Moyc.-The citizens of the WIN
Ward In favor OF and willing hep the ticket nominated
Syracusc cordially invited to meet AZ Goldens Hotel cor
Of CeAro and Frsnkn-s,s THIS tMonday) ~ MINI
and Trclusn Clue.
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What In GunInh Wnilnhs

! Cbronir Dlseases.-SPECIAL TREATMENT by
Dr WOLF No. 49, Broadway Thos. stfct.d should
read Dr. VS. ESSAY thu subject to DO Lad gratis on
application. and sent by mail
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Pensions, 500 Bounty and Pay Procured and Col
leced Soldiers Sailors aud the Rrii,es Of such
deceased, By
NETrLETON GILBERT & CAMP
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Chose afflicted with Chronic Diseases should
consult Dr. MObk de Parsl road ais es,a. on tie sub
o 20 DO bad s'' on application No. e'' Broadw'y and
aea, w mslL
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Ninth Ward Vahs,yorth aud Trcm,in Ciub.-

The Touth Ward Republican Association Of
Hro,l,yn " 10 hold iis Trgulr Monthly Meeting al NO. ~
Toernn,.st. THIS ClonIlyl EVENING. at Z. O'clock A
m attendance Of the members i. earnestly requested An
opportunity will be given to enroll name.
j. o. h0DYNH, President
wv PrLToy. Secfeary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-06

Division No 2.An that portion lying within Baymd FAX
to- Frsnku Proa,lwry PORK Row C.stLsu an. 10. Bow.
ory AssiAnt Assessor. EDWARD a Nichols, Ne. % .farh
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-20
HIGHLY IMPORTANT CURE

For four years was afflicted with the most dstressipg
phlis IN my mead, bones, and stomach and general
IeenG Vi soreness over my whole body together with
shaking ana trembling and fearful Dreams which moi
olS UNITED me or the duties OF life but made life itself
aDurueh tired dozens of remedies without success
and fnay applied 10 DIR. Hill No ~ NJ ain street md I
lew WEEKS ny his new and expeditions system Of treaf
ment, ne alected cure. am now in perfect health
n2H can undergo great deal Of labor without pain OF
TO Dr. NIL 50 Main street, worcester, Mass Az u
DR. q. A. HILL-Dear Sir Words cannot OK nrcss IN
you the gratitude feel due you for the bene have
received from your truly invaluable medicines: and
thnk cannot fully justify myself without giving This
small token ol my friendship and esteem insomuGh ns
you nave been my guardian angel In restoring me 10
long time 1.-TWO years. been troubled with that most
dreadful of all complaints. Seminal Emissions which SO
weakened me ~ body and MIND that was Obliged to
give up all business aud consult physician regarding
my Ease. applied to the sO-callcd best physician In
Boston 4 commenced taking his medicines and con
tnued to 10 so two months, without getting any relief;
on the contrary, continued TO grow very 'ast
had lost about twenty pounds Of flesh and saw, If
continued taking his highly Wanted specifics that death
would socn relieve my suerings This ply stefan then
t0lu me mat my ca twas incurable that had better
not take any medi ne. He said that was IN decline,
Which would end IN consumption. then dosI aired OF
obtui1ing any relic and that unless something was
done TO mitigate the compl int should be NUMBERED
with the deaf Happen ng to pass N0nr 0hcr one uY;
taking your Indian Vegetable Medicines March the goth
and am now through The benettting effects that truly
wonderful medicine restored to perfect health and hhal
not fail to recommend II to any OF my friends that
suffering from such or any other disease. Hoping this
will fnd Won enjoying health and prosperity, remain
Your very afectionatc friend
Foxboro', June 2sth, 1858 Il. MILLS
p s. You are at liberty to make public atatcmcp
my case as you see lt X. MILLS
"a Main st.. Worcester Mass.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-11-20
A CASE OF GENERAL DEBILITY.

MlRAC CLoUS CURE. About seven years ago,
contracted very heavy cold, which chung me with
and the power of medicines. suffered constantly from
pain IN the heart; no appellee part Of the time
weak TO walk; night sweats, which reduced me to a
shadow; agonizing pain in every Joint in my body
stantly chilly; in word, was poor miserable un
happy wretch and often prayed for death. employed
six or eight physicians, and must have taken at least
hogshead of nauseous edcines, of kind and anotb
er, but to no good purpose as grew every day
Finally, went to DR.. Hill, who succeeded In curing mo
by his and delightful system of treating diseases rim
which the patient not required to take nasty medi
cnes.[ was thoroughly in about three months
and am as well and hearty buck / advise The
sick to go to DIR Hill, who will effect speedy cnre AZ
one-haf the price charged by other physcias and no
filthy medicines 'to be well shaken before taken ~
JOHN TRASK Providence RI
To DIR. HILL so Main MI ~ " l.