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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
Railroads.
Indiana Central a Dayton a Western r r
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ON and after Monday next trains on the Ind inns
~ Central viii leave the Union Depot Sixth street,
Rt6.OO M 9:i2 m, and $40 pm.
Returning, will arrive at 1910 m, 5.IS p m, alC
1892 am.
The 500 am, and ff5 m, express trains mnL Z
close connections to al points IN the West aud South
and 0l2 am train 10 the shortest and quickest rOu
TO Chicago and the Northwest.
novi4 II. @. CAREY, Superintendent.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-04-01
Dayton and Michigan Railroad.
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ON and after Sunday May 4, 1902, trains viii
" leave Union Depot, sixth street, for foledo and
'dl intermediate points as follows:
Toledo and Chicago Mail at $50 an
Chicago and Detroit Night Express st 500 d m
mlT h. NJ. bHOEMAKER, Suporintendeut
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DaytOn, 1enia and Columbus Railroad.
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lhkkk DAILY Trans East via Coiuinbus rhronJ
4 tickets from Dayton to all Eastern uities %.
d, Three DAILY Trans East leaving DaVton Tor tLs
East as folows Night Express lI:65p D. M; Cpeinnsi
and Columbus Day Express at Ils20; a. M these tram.
stop only at Aenia and London Accommodation b.hs
p M stops at all way stations between DAYTON spd
Columbus. n lfS'9'- N-4r-
Arriving AZ Dayton, night express 6;4Bs mi Aeeess
mooauon slo a. m, Columbus and Cincinnati Iay ~
pIehs 5;a5 p m. ~ ~ @'N
Trans n'n by Columbus time, which is7 n,inSsss fla.
ter Tan Dayton time. fs ~ ..rI'
Through tickets can be had for all Eastern ciies b.
calling on b. W, KING, Tich agent ''''p4 ~
/ Il, W. WOODWARD, lSnpatntetidsui -
Q, WARNAEi Gen'l Agt, Dayton, o. = - nov2T
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IsrED.

AUSTEN-At bis late residence on Staten Island Monday
sept 20 David Austen ~ Tie o0th yeaI OF hi. age.
The friends and relatives requested TO attend his funeral
Grsce Church, Thursday morning, Oct. /, at 10
O'Clock, without further invitation
DIsBROW-On Tuesday Sept - after short Illness which
be bore with Christian iortitude and resignation william
Dishrow. ia tn Goth year OF HE age.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited attend the
funeral at bis hto residence No Y West Twenty siS'h
street, on Thursday afternoon d. o'clock wilton further
notice.
ENANS-On Tuesday morning Sept % a, the residence Of
hi grandfather The Rev Charles Evans No. ~ West Baltic
street brooklyn Joscnh royt nfont Of the Rev f..
SahsIy and saheia Ovngton Evans o. stamford Conn,
Funeral It Stamford tbs afternoon q, y O'Clock.
GOTTsCHALK-On Monday Scpa % Nner long and pain.
lu illness George Edward Gosclalk aged q years native
Iii. friends those Of bis brothers Louis Morceau and Louis
rason Gottschak and Tie musical Profession generally are
respectfully invited 20 attend his funeral "Wednesday
morning The Goth inst. % O'CLOCK precisely, from his late
residence No is Ninth street, nesr Tenth (Des-
Cpr-mir'1 Fe.t Twenty.eeh.i, ttr,' who're a solemn
requiem Mas viii be celebrated for hereposo Of lis soul
HODGFS-At Font Lee, ~ j., Tuesday Sept %, 1888
Lv,ne D. youngest cd Of oaihaiinc aud Jon ~ Hodges
Carriages will D. n waiting 2, tie 700; Of String street on
Ih-"dsy At O'Clock H.. The friends Of Rae family ar
respectfully requested 90 attend.
widow OF Thomas {. pcara in TIE 18Th yosr Of her
h ard acquaintance AMI those Of Ter son Edw ri
Thursday afternoon Oci J. O, O'Clock from her late resi-
dence No 5May'ricy place, without further invitation
RuBlNSON-in Wcnsboro. Pa, on Monday. sept p. the
Rev George G. Robinson u the NJ r. Church aged 20 yca
SEBRlNGAt Ciriia-t Landing Monday, sept. b. Jacob
Sehr.uE. IN tho 800 year 0i his
TIC s,aiivcs ana friend of the f-y invited 70 attend
Ing ot lo. O'clock
sNiTH-At Princeton, X. j.. Thufsdly. sept q. Mr.
ClaIsa T. srh. wc Il TIE lev David y. smith, "a thc
i'tA year 20 itT age
TOTTEN-Ou TIE 'ry Sep, D. William Belts iufir'
o. Abraham W end Nafah Ll,.nla Io.ien agcds months
and days
Tho relative. s-i nds or ,A- fny invited a'end
lst rrrai on ii ait oou ~ llrday. N,fl 90 4,
a. The residence 90 be prrut 81 Dutch his Lots lfind
LMMERN hSN-sullray. OF 4. cease q tc heart Maria
Loai.a ll.rrrnsru. WIDOW q ihr late John & Im-cf-
sIu. seli.. Uf tals c.Iy.
Notice oi 2 neral io.anagElw
ZULAvSKY On "Wednesday sept o. 1862 Sisrond
Luayssy Second L.c4'crruf sIa - Vols a foT lius
sol La. o. fi pneumonia loo 'c I.ih ycrr o li' lsr
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thc secondary parts wore admirably acted by Mrs
Slcwel and Collier. We have space to say anything
fthe play itself EXECUTING that it is founded the
famous Mortara case aud is intended like Leah a
sort OF protest against the persecution of the Jews. 1t
viii be repeated on Saturday.
Wallace Theater will ne rooVenod for the regular
drama viii be performed the occasion, entitled
Rosolaic. tie Rifle Ball" Tie authorship Of it is
at;rh.cl 20 Nj Lester Mallack The house has been
newly painted and rided aud the regular company i'm
proved ly the addition Of several members among
whom We are pleased to notice Miss lone Burke and
Mr. DAILY. The management promises that Rosedac"
shall be bl0ugA; out with scenery costumes and ap
p,iatle.,s az new and Of the most elegant doscTip
ton"
Mr.. Booths chaste and scholarly Shakespcarean re-
presentations continue draw large and enthusiastic
houses t. tie Winter Garden ana IL be continued for
several weeks Tonight lie viii play 1ago, on Thurs
dly Ham.. ard On Friday and Saturday. Richard III.
Mr. Forrest. who still confines 10 I'll Niblo's i'm.
menSc theaer four evenings in tie week win play this
evening Cor the first and only tiuo during the season
his fayoriie pert Of Damon in Damon and Pythias.
Aricmus Ward gives lis farewell lecture before de-
parting for Cali.orla.lis evening. At Niblos Saloon
lie is unQucsorby The best humorous lecturer in tie
country. We can promise an WHO are afraid Of
ghosts that the fact Of his selecting Ills subject for his
yaledictory performance is proof that there VIII no
ghosts p.cscai-Iot even tho ghost Of lecture.
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CAROIC CATsnRn CURED
Rad.

.4a lonA Msfch 21. 10.
Til. D. 90 certify .lat l..~ offered 'fol very s..c4r
CHRONIC CtIAHRl. wita d.l hrayue.. %. tar DOlt =
iitiy nose c,a ,ey oled ap, .cco.i sn,i by o,rin'l
.i,.. ofiLo uls.t tlc,a seliuf o.c, mo ~ilA occi
..l Dot aasA' slt usauf of Ne Ghost and Iein 90
much BIO tl.t ,g'ry tlo - De- $40. pDn Having
heard II fie rtat errs performed hy d. Nol frnD' s ]
cosued him l,h huL l,c hops oi c.l an 20" happy
4, be enabled 60 odd uy .noil t. tho great number OIL
i, Iy m toe Doctor poae...o u, As accrAc ana tNo'
mode ~ treatment Del. ho ha shown Boo ny cas' ih''
tt -lA taoy edge Which have ocori iol n.m so great
fcputauoa. rn 81" 'tley res1,'edto le'ec' n'i" n'.
do ,..., sincucy recommend a iuleI.ia iom 'Hhp"lN
CATfRRn aud sOrE THROAT TO appy b. o"ce Zoo w.
Nou E.-erJegg. with fliuty ofb'nr cured.
FREDERICK. WEBER ~. %, Fourth H.
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g. Sos ,f~fHAt 'oz~irrrr - rnE rri ,sD orsrr
0T SOW Or. sep tt, l.Il
a. Nrrring hcld 80 headquarters. corner o

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. . ... rama. tIri..| i.I complete sappr-.s.ot
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,-, Ii,.l.a.lf.. en TUESDAY $3.50. U-f o. iar fle
.r...- .f l...ar l,--. O.. .r Fl. ins tonsrnt.n.
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s. ..a..r 'uuef Co., -,fsto,s. pi.,f'st lie pnven
', untr.. ... ,.a,,afaa O.. -.r..t DBL, h.e delegate.
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hf..t.s lf.f tfrin ul fr0i's firi TO- OFT eases %
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n s. a.r 'la a. Nv fav. 90 E'.. OF ,he ,r,,iil
TO-. s..sfl.ns Clio o.. .f. up. fIUl o. o
D. n saait .s le tir a4i, t-rr, ,ftne -c,e- A.
'l0ns IIa. f'l.N Toy % f $50 dfl prrfr
4. ...a bottom b., aa,'rns n tWo or a.ols iss o'lc
i.... 1908 rt.t at u.l- 10 I.fr $500 i.Hra No
.on,s u, allowed to vote who 81 not r...t OIL. hr '.fo
n vf Dr. onrfstu NH'" ana Who B. NJ HiA'l 'frtr
a,iDa' f tr NnIi AZ. 'n "s day 'rf.Hrf o. tricn
before rr .ird -ini o. ihF aniN oi i" INfr'"f '.
,rnu. o. rnrti e. csuts OBJ, votes .f coon Hs ir lo
s..,rd rni make olt fhr credentials io~ Ii' Irlsop.
,'itn. ''' .rs' nanl Of 'o'' .nrl feer'. 81" lf 'e
llsd ly fIr fIrti ~ au1 Secretary a Oh. 81 Hc.afDu
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r,,o fcatiou Meeting.

UNION Kun.
Meeting for the Ratification ON held A, syracuse on the
the UNION STATE CONVENT, r0ppFR INsTIFIrTF
I'd day Of September viii be held MIC tho sb inst al
in this city, on WEDNESDAY Eff. ~ n9rty arn invited
a o'clock Union citizens. irrespective
to be present. ,;,,;,eI and are
The following eminent speaker have h'e.
expected 70 be present on the occasion; -
Ron. WILLIAM IT, SEWARD
Gov COMFY Of Maine.
Major Gen. BENZ. T. BUTLER
Hon. JOHN X. PORTER,
Hon. CORrLANDr PARKER Of NcwJcrsey
Hon. DANIEL ). DICKINSON.
Gov JOHN A. ANDREW Of Mass.
Msjor-Cen. FRAN SlGtL g.
Hon r. h. WAShbJRN, III.
Hon SALMON =. CHASE
Hon. EDWARD NJ STANTON
Hon HENRY !. RAYMOND
Hon. J.. DELAFlELD SMITH
Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
fAkkE GOODWIN. c5q.
WILLIAM ". FNhFTS. cel..
Hon IRA HARRIS
Hon. CLARK Is. CDGiiRANE.
Hon. LYMAN TRENhfN.
MARTIN +. TOWNSEND.
MAJOR Gen JOHN a. DIX
Hon FRED. \. CONkLlNG.
Hon. MONTGOMERY BLAIR, -
and lion. CHAS n. SEDGWlCk. |
Other announcement win be made IN the future.
lENRl SMITH. Chairman Of Com. OF Arrange
nenis ilF the Union RepuDican Central COMMITTEE
j. q Able Secretary.
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lNARRIE ID,
HNNIAND-MOD

H0WLAND-MoRRls-O Tuesday, 81, tze by the Rev,
Dr. Osgood az the Church Of the Messiah. 'ce i9wan'
70 Helen E., daughter Of the late Lewis IL D. OTIS poth oil
this city
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wi1iansbufsh. Oh 1te,tay'
sept 2 1868. by the Rev. C. d. Goss VIM. IrIslow r4or
gan to Esther NJ dau liter of Ralph Pomeroy esq.
MISREPRESENTATION Wednesday Aug. 70 by the Rev
D. "a smith, George Thomson to Miss hify l., diugh
ter OF II. and b. Shear. esq. all Of this city.
Albany and Newburgh papers pea.e COPY.
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lIn ,.ffaes fal ry mo'l,r aal br.. Jos .oi' tlr
im. .ad pt. portal dr..s,. llefns lD, lan. sud-
n.a... Boo o.. l,.1 to..,.. ~ Other indications ~
O.. Io.s % bearing Dr. Non E,-,laeTs removed noa h'.
caia rf,a. .y OF i.,t' Together With ooag atei blood
relieving l,i i.i-a,l $50 al, ~itAop, ra. lei wt
.r.el. iilAls ilsi .i,, t.., .stinony Co Bis sAl
CiNHOLD =. FOsf so % sgIiAss.
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'Intrrnni RcNcnuc.'-ogFIcE O. Z. ;. Assrsox
NISrH COLLECTION DIsrRcT .oSsnrNS oR TWELFTH,
NixErgrSrH ASD TwESrr.sRcoSD NA.Ds, y y. M III
6rH Az sspsbei - l33-Notce j. hereby given that Tho
lists valuation AID nations made and tasen by IT, As
an Assessor within s District since DE lst day o. Ny.
1853 ara previous tie sih taY srauher 49,, -s,at-
le Tex pron Incomes for d.. year 49, udrr sni - rur
uance tie provisions o. IN Act 20 provide lnisnsf
Kesenas - support the GogerHe ald 90 ay Int 49, GA
the Public Debt approved Juy s1, and lHcnd- a-eis
D. 1863 may nov be examined TIE ohcs q tlr sor,
No ~ 9th AZ and ta, ah lists vlafion-, and 'lera.
tious vii. cmsn open lr animation d. aid pac tor tio
space Of tteen days a,d a,,rr lic e h-S 4 and
Notice hereby given that appeals , Tee 1dius' Of
the i.siou. hssessors wit in lid pst, reti 10 any
roreous excessive gauons OF operty ob e ll'bls
20 ty or taSaon citss,eAiu laid M - Il BE- >soi aud
et.lrel % the or 9 -, Ass, Nhu Eve A. there
at,r. ALL. AppEA-s s,e required 20 De made IA writing
and specify tie ilaar cause matter or III - r-pec'
ing which decision ..pet,d asd L tie gre "a q Priu.
eiolo Of equality linz complained o..
HOMER FRANKLIN. Assessor N.uth Collect District.
Comrr '4ii., Eth l9:h, lna I'd Ward Ns~-York
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Rally. Rally, Rally.

Rally! Rally! Rally!
Loyal Of New-Yor
attend
HE UNION RATIFICATION MEETING
COOPER INSTITUTE
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 30, 1863.
GOV. CONY.
the newly elected Governor of Maine
HON. L.. B. WASHBURNE
Of Illinois,
GEN. JOHN COCHRANE
Of New.York
HON. CORTLANDT PARKER
OF New.Jcrsey,
HON. CHARLES i. SEDGWICK
Of EewYork,
and many other di.ngu ed gentlemen viii certainly be pres
ent and address the meeting.
Efforts being made to cure the presence ofthe
HON. HENRY WINTER DAVIS
of Mary, sud
Should they prove successful Mr. Davis will be announced
tomorrow.
The 9Th Regiment Band and the Baud from the Brooklyn
Navy Yard will be ia attendance at the leetins by order
HENRY sANTH
Chairman Of Committee % Arrangements.
J. y. Able Secretary Of Committee Of ARA nsemen'
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Special Nciiccs.
: Mon Meeting nj

mon aiceiiusat
C1Offk INSTITUTE.
Tie Committee .. Agreement fn- ~ 1v re
a. tne osa,. which tae sP.c' Nm all'c.. tie a..ea
as-.
INSIDE mEKrlNG
lion. HANNIBAL HAMLlS
Gen JOHN C0cHRtSr.
ZION. &. u. DRAkE Missouri
Non Non. H. 4 u SOY, saisCT a, MI. o, Illinois
r.. CORTLtNn PAnEFRo 81 Nrw Jersey
Hou. CHARLES SED0NICK.
Adnlsi ARRAOLI wi BE- PEE. ;.a.- during tie
evening.
OUTSIDE MEETINGS..
STAND no T.
hoa Lam u =; CO.. CO iiEAN.
Hoa. YHiRPi'SSiF' 4ToiwNsFSSbn; ~
hIHAh ALLkA. t'9
STAND so.
FOR GERMAN .fIAAfHa
nos. y. PRETOMCs.
ASDRFAs wILLNfs.
Ebhi-SD HfMAtL.
PHILLIP FKASkfshElMfN -
DR DDhkL
STAND so
hon FL ,. 90 Dt1At III 10y
nos HORACE ckffLfh.
ClAlLLs srLN, IT,
DAs I'D X jazz ~.
SIT Haa.r .oa'i -s.' eSra.r - o., p, -aa r-.i~sy
wAsre fi. Committee j. i- I. aifg receive t.il.
:, D.>eais reserved .s iaass. a. OBJ, ,- ir,
by ord Hi'il SMITH
C4a.fn4sH Comm. rr ,' Afi-Hs' ...il.
=. O Able -. f,'asy
Republican aion is-ocintien of the ~iNicrnth
Ward OF the fiiy 81 >cs-l OH sp. Jag a.e,.ia,
= t4t .ssrlsf4 Will h, Lrt Z DE h.at part 20 'r
.o-iatiar No rs ~. Vet -.it o1 t' D.. Us
40 Il TIlksDA4, Oe-l t. p. ODD. CO &C. ~ 90
ursls pros-oa ll nance ~ tc 44fti g Do tr
ila C.n,fli,'ce 90 tho Cry ot Sew fpI ~ tfr iao..e
.ro44rn, 90 N r'.f,.f resident M tir 3d. 30 $50 d. t.I
= 4l.t.lins the a l0..i Ailis a. l a SIG fY.f o
cation 4 tt~ p uuf flc ha ni compete surrf'ssna -
'ii. Rebellion DO favor 81 enforcing lffr nd s4sf..- th.
vs. and 0l -lrr1r'.a- fAe uDaira.lt 20 .y t.r ...
STATE Convention irll 70 SyrH-us. sep itt
WI ~. i.f d. Fr.sf y l.A A "a .. q. At.'..
sasuKL e. HALEisOs ,efrr,ary
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HHiard,s {rrders-


NEW SERIES. JUST PUBLISHED
WITH AN ORIGINAL TREATISE on ELOCi,rION BY
,, PRpf MARX BAILEY OF YALE COLLEGE.
lilLLhRD'S SIXTH READER.
HlLbARD'S FIFTH READER.
HlLLAkD'S INTERMEDIATE READER, nLUSTRA.
TED.
HILLhRD's FOURTH READER ILLUSTRATED.
HlLLARD5 THIRD lPRiAAKi) READER, MLUSTRA-
TED
HLLARDs SECOND (PRIMARY) EEADER, Illus
TRATED.
HILLARD's FIRST URINARY READER, ILLusTRA.
In the Fourth In.ernl.,i,.e fifth and siv,h Readers.
FEW Of the MOST APPROVED Elections az tie compIers
former series reproduced but ths selections FOR the most
part are derived from Other and the examination OF
English literature has 0een ery extensive to hsd variety Of
pieces Of intrinsic worth and permanent merit
Great has been taken 30 select ENTERTAINING.
CHOICE, and SPIRITED PIECES end ths, tue di.crent
numbers Of the NEW SERIES shoTit be CAREFULLY
GRAD hfED to the capacity Of the Glasses (which they
designed.
school Officers ard Teachers rv ! 70 address the pub
h.her.
Copies Of the books viii be furnished ctereers aud school
officers FOR examination they will BE- by .,all
cet Of the postage which j. for the SIKH ~ cents. Fifth,
20 cents Fourth. H. Third Primary IL Second
Primary cents AMI First Primary cent.
Tue publication tie Old viii csntnucT hero.
t9i0Ie BREWER & TILES ION,
No. l3l Washing su-st.. Boston.
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BULLS HEADING have another very large
supply OF beef cattle in market ials week, making al
average flr tie las; four weeks Of over GOO week
and although the most Of them have been Of only
dum oi inferior quality and sold 90 what are
pleased 10 cal fuinous prices iae best quality las sold
readily at prices estimated equal 10 l0Qnc. y for
the net We sl Of the meat seller sinking oiIal and at
time has the market been r.c,icd that al The stock
oonll not De sold 10y making moderate reduction Of
current rates. We give below tie quoted average
prices o. lrstc2s cattle, IL January and Juy Tor Mis-
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Deafness, Catarrh,
AND DISEASES or THE
EAR AND THROAT.

d. LIGHTHlLL author OF Popular Tieaiise On Deaf
nes. Letters Cs,arrh" &c.. &C. be conllitsd on
DEAFNESS. CATARR DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR NOISES IN TIE HEAD and al the various acute and
chronic diseases the EAR and THROAT At his Office NJ.
90 ~, Mark spaoe, ath between "a and 3dass from
m. till p. m.
References PARTIES Of the highest probability cured Of
Deafness Caarrh &C. &C. residing in i.s city and elsewhere
cal be obtained on sppcstion.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE "WEDNESDAY Y SEPTEMBER 80

For TUE HAIR-BAh.RYs TRICoPHERoUs.-
The best and cheapest article So by all Druggists
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Deafness, Impaired Sight.
NOISES IN TIE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TIE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRu,
CATARRH OF TIE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE,
CURED,
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
MINUTE,
and every disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring either medical
OF surgical aid attended to
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations on tic Dis.
eases ofihe Ear, with his Mode Of Treatment
NO SIG BROADWAY, NEAR ELEvENTu-sT
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ANBpOSit WILL 30
AMBNOSiA WILL Do
ANbNOoIA WILL Do
~ EIGHTEEN Nr<TrIS.
III EIGHTEEN :ioNTUS.
~ EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
Coil.chrIk-MAsoN ( HAAiLIN h.y. M &C

oii-chrlk.-GASON HAAiLlS have The satiiaotoi
Of prsriGs FOL owing testimony 81 IA thu very sn enS
arti.. O. tl- yaluc og their CABlNF T ORGANS
courrluia.e You ,Le Introduction Of new Uu,csa
instrument ong wanted aud md is way into eTsry
household taste s1 rrnrrrer hich p.ioy suo. s
moderate sprH. stiurt Of-ar g. .uy cha-ft'nS
instrument worthy of the high pEl fa received, and TAR
.refor 20 sserytrE " IT, s'1,. ss .,er. take PeisGts
boz comm riil Il heartily. everywhere worthy scs
h.f. Toe pAofsle 70 which it's comp Yeut rom
II. opacity for rendering mach destfu music, ned
1nd classic ard p1pur. 20 which te piano l. not
. f,n.,l -Ne.gfo rs -ep, =, ilrL GOrrscHALFF
Tlr CABINET ORGAN hss been received ~
tie mrsia Procession with 'he gfcs~s' favor and -
uriyrl .re a enbotTg grt Improvements OOH
a prov s'fuu 1is of s c.- Wa. tie rr-c PIPE OE-
'r.sr churches md hall. the Cabinet Crgans
g. private resldruC-. af en4ii-r churches &c Ihey
Occupy f~ elegant pieces %. furniture. and not
sbe T. .-t o of order -fr opiuli- a. the teis
the thsi thsy lie best Instrument OF
heir n tie world rom than 100 OF TIE most dis
,rsaIs ed allff. 10 .h, e1uDi.y Ptce D -
according the number li stops ald style u cesc.
N.af,T.euls No. aid sler.er'- New.lsl Adore..
MASON BROTHERS.
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Columbia College i.as >chool.-Ihr neat ten ot
thls Institution c.ir-nr.. TIL ksDAl Ociober Tho
meet o.. t- nrst r.e lt coeE when tasA
hofr fos eeturcs VIII BE- 4n3 lcsI atoms for s!ins-
siol md Inquiries r % study lay be made %
q ,sd.y li Mctn,lsy htfoen tAo houEs OF 70 lid
P. u a. Iaursaay, oc,''esa lie hous a 10 a. ~ 80
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Business Noiiccs.

COTTSCHALE,
TIE ce.ci5stei Pisnist. s1ys of the-l;
h4vs orsa..Aci si great if Wx. B. BRADBURY
Ngv SCALE PIANO FoarEs, aud j. ny opinion i-, tly u
very snp-riHr Instruments
have ally remarked Their thorough worfwar.lY
a. the r-. purity, nchness, a.- og y oi thei, tu.
recommend. rlere 1ge these tie public
era ami doa q! tlcr success p r. GOTTscHALK.
The mo-. -lnrnt Of tle u.li -s ro4ou q Hc"-4 OK
have also The mos. ul4 lhel csilcns !u isvo- %
these il-i;li.i-u-s. y b. bHADBrRT.
No. ~ bTO0u.c-r. y. T.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

H,RLr~ July 3d. 1898.
have been deaf fof ove. twenty-five year aud d. Won
Ecabcfs b.. operated both my witLou. the slightest
pain did 40, believe .a,h thing could be done. now
hef wei aad , y head clear which diI no, for ;hc last
twenty years. The dozicf'y and s with which tie opeF,
ton Wa performed eyia,e' tn hshc. practical ability
hear Perfectly Il now Over month since tie opesaon
and coz,lauc to Zee. O., wei
WILLIAM LiDDLf
Harlem I,tih.si between n ard a We.
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A NEw PEaFUME FO8 TAE HAsDKERCHIEF.
h1TRAcT 0F lTE
NfsBI-BLooslSG CfRAr.,
NiGH4 .BLoOyISs tfRFUs.
NiCHT -BLooNiNs GENIUS.
NicH- BLooNiNe CfErrs.
klCur BLOosIaG CEEEOs,
Nom BLOONihg CItTts,
NlsH1 BL01NlFC lGkfrs-
hIsal .ELonslfre CE.Ers.
~, r.o,...te delicate .f7 Fr .t FeYflrrs u't.ii'i
f.r ~. ~, "a geaut'I f.os..i fIoul which % tEes W
r.s- PHkL0S L 5oA. ST. Nichols Eot,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-30

Irvine ,,n1n,ncimrcs' As-ocint'on. n' '" ~
n1fi" ..eeuy viii boz he'd az ~. - .DialIc,f.v
THURSDAY October J, nj o. ~. WI
President JAMES T. TRAVIS, Ser .i'iy.
:. nh, .d,,u,r origin Of the Ncaro. -"f JOii 90
IDgC al iVr.iuns'er tolcgc viii deliver l.,c'.
Interesting subject on 1lIth1DA1 fNhN,'"' y, t'''l'
liz 1tlv a. yf..nyi.sisu Church. between ~ eng
L1st,re 10 conn.eice a. o ciocs precise ll' ,
-. 1879 ~ thorough and lirllay ac4'lii h..i "
~, iii andy repay all desifOus oi obtaining 1''''
information ,i,,t aoor ou fbr even.
iny Of Lecture.
= - ~. tfiuc Arts and llo.e u. .rons 81
81 -, tII,0. with W0rAs f0u 'r uIi li-i it 49, ~,
,rd a. examine the stock ) ,icd ma infl" To-
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