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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
MISSOURI LECHsLATURE.
The New state Convention Measure Ia
bled-Important Propositions OQcred
in the House.

JEFFERSON CITY, Wednesday, Dec. 2 I5b3
In the Senate to-day AL act providing Tor the
calling of new State Convention was tabled. by tie
vote, the President voting in the affirmative.
In the house Mr.. Wagner offered series OF resolu
tions to the following effect Tho Abolition of Slavery
that the insurgents lay down deliver up their arms
and surrender the forts and arsenals .
The people Of the South q give up their leaders, all
persons who have wlully taken up arms against the
Government shall be incapGctated for holding and
Federal Office; all other people South 10 be restored to
their ancient rights that our Senators and Representa-
tves be instructed to vote for amendment to the
Constitution forever prohibiting Slavery in the United
States.
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En.ertnin.nents Thi. Day amd Eycning.

For time Of c9monceB direfsemen:s IA other columns
Of Mis JgIey
WALAcKs THsATRR, Broadway, corner Thirteenth street
kosedae. ,r., ,
WINTER GARDEN Broadway opposite Bond soet-Tehe' OF
Leave Man. - - ~,
OLY.pIc TnTArEg Broadway, above Houston Street.-The
stricken ieart-Tne Actress by Day ghi ankee i.rracy
THEATRE rKANcA Brosdway ABOVE Prince streetfIsnch
Comedy aud Vaudeville. go ne o.,
BIRSua's MUSEUM hrsbian Gisnt-Gsnt Gil,
Giant Boy Liputisn King &C., at all houis-ihe Forest
Bandi-ltoush Diamond aud Ghost-AieInoon AID Even
ing. c..,
VAN AMmEGHs MRSA0sxrR Broadway above Spring street
--(iTaud sray Of Wild Anipials.
BROADWAY AxPHIIHEATEE, broacwny ncsr bIoohe sue~-
EqurstIian aud Athletic Performance. - .
IIopE CHAprL Broadway, above IOuGih srec-lhe MANI
moth sterosc0p,icOn. 49, .,,
GoUpILs GALLERY Broadway Ninth Mercy'
Dream" aud other Works of Ar.
DussgLpoRp GALLERY Brosdwey above Spring srre'-rIhi
bion Of John Wofs Pictures
IpvIsG HALL Irving pace. corner Fifteenth street
TABrRrAcLR broadway snd Thirty iourth street
Grand organ Concert.
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A Word to Clergyinen.

Tie high character, scholastic stilinments eradion and
soci, iad alton, Of American Cergymen are In strong con
,ra with the p-rdices aud limited resources which
hay. marked the history nations and OF earlier periods
Of the world Coming directly in contact with the theories oil
the most en,te ned minds well the customs OF com
nou M they better calculated TO judge popular opinion
ed current ideas than any other class OF men Their influence
/. rnbognGed Thcir opporuns for directing practical re-
ofs and progressive developments impose many obligations.
Ia of the many complimentary indor'enenii
and ,vos which DR. DRAKE has received from Clersynen
in behalf Of his PLANTATION BlTrERS, he has directed his
Agents. Mesrs BARNES Co.. No. 2O2 Broadway, N H. to
prn bottle graft, every Clergyman who may personally
call daring the remainder Of this year, 1868.
Quite hi, srpse he has acerined That many persons
sharing IL natural prejudice against supposed norun' have
chased s with other useless Articles and are yet eHireS -
norant of Il. pure character and wonderful effects
pr DRAKE seek, no confidence founded upon evidences
Of III i Air opn derug; ielyn nfon the intelligence Of
The peope he makes medicine Of tie celebrated Ca.Js
Bark Dsndeon Cascarla Bark, Chamoile Flowers Laven
der Flowers. Anise Glove Buds, Orange Peel Csriway,
Cunnahs Snake Root &C., &C. preserved in pure ST. Crox
Rul-snd tells them 30 Physicians have to indorse him
With this recipe before the community and evidences OF
eaoc. meeting them all sides, the success OF Dr. DIANE
stands founded upon the rock Of truth Every Pahanost
every family has some of suffering which the PLAHrA
TrON BITrERs will alleviate and Their effects In case
oasuir euerya.ion loss OF appetite constipation sour
stomach fr,d BREATH pau after eating headache dyspepsia
liver comp ain, general debility &c, most remarkable
For ei person, and delicate female, they worth the
price In gold
Let every Carlyman improve hi, opportunity and armed
with bottle of PLANTATION BrrrERs, dispense healing
without money and without price.
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nIass. AssembIngc of the Citizens.
GRAND WAR MEETING.

publc meeting OF citizens viii be held at the COOPER
INSTITUTE on THURSDAY EVENING, the Sd Of Deem
ber o'clock respond to the call Of the President ior
ADDITIONAL VOLUNTEERS. and to express the sent
nens of the people regard the glorious victories recently
! chieyei by the American forces under Gen. Grant
no perlod since the Of the Rebellion have
the people Of h, city had greater cause for congtustion on
the progress of the reasons more cogen' to justify
pbe declaration of their dissemination to sustain the Union
cause The volunteer army which has won such undynl
nor must and our gallant volunteers IN the
field must be encouraged by prompt aud decided response to
the cali Of the President.
The meeting will con prise friends Of the Union Of all classes
and of ali parties and will be addressed by many OF THE most
popular of the country among whom may be named
Jude, KELLEY of Philadelphia,
Gen. SICKLES,
Hon. WILLIAM NJ EvART5.
Hon. CHAs p. DAILY.
Rev Dr. HITCHCOCK.
Hon. GILBERT DEAN.
Rev. WIN. II. BO0LE,
Cen FRANZ SIGEL,
Rev. y. III. CHAPLIN.
dp,y of fireworks in honor of Gen Grant, and in com
pment to the army of volunteers will be exhibited on the
| avenue south Of Cooper Institute.
il expected that MajorGen Dix will preside and no
efforts will be spared render this assembsse OF the
people of Ncw.York denomination worthy Of the Union
cause.
GEORGE OPDYKE. JOSIAH SUTHERLAND,
CHARLES IT, MARSHALL, ORlSON BLUNT,
BENZ. T. MANlERRE ALEX I. STEWART,
HENRY HILTON. WALDO HUTCHINS,
ELLIOT C. COWDIN JOHN STEPHENSON,
X. A. WITTHAUs, THOMAS c. ACTON
STEPHEN HYATT WILLIAM F.. DODGE.
MOSAS TAYLOR JAMES y. BRADY,
| PETER COOPER MINTE TOMPKIN5, yR.,
FRANK T. HOWE GEORGE BLISS, JR.,
| ANDREW STOUT LEONARD w. JEROME,
CHAs p DAILY, FRANCIS I. A. BOOLE,
PROSPER NJ WETMORE, a. b. EATON. u. s. A.
CHAS. q. CORNELL VIM SELlbMAN,
Holm D. OTTlWELL MATTHEW r. BRENNAN
ISAAC BELL WIN. LAlMBEER JR-,
Holm JhCOB ASTOR yR, MORRIS kErCHUM,
ELIJAH +. PURDY, WILLIAM NJ TWEED,
UFEPY ETEyY EDWARD s. JAFFRAY,
THOMAS c. FIELDS JAMES b. NiCHoLSoN,
HENRY CLEWS, WILLIAM CURTIS MOVES
JANIS WADSWOaTu, JOHN CLANCY
NEHEMIAH KNIGHT, GEO. W. MCLEAN.
JOSIAH CAKES. PETER b. SWEENEY,
W. w. CLARKE. WILLIAM HAYS, U. 5. A.
NJ w COOPER CHAS. GOULD.
HENRY a. TABER CEPHAS BRAINERD.
s.MrrL SLOAN. BENZ r. WINTHROP
GEO. p. PUTNAM. ROBERT H. McCURDY,
JOHN A. STEPHENS. JR.. WILLIAM ORrONf
WILLIAM T. BLODGETr. JOHN T. HOFFMAN,
HARVEY II. WOODS, SPENCER Kirby,
WILLIAM A. DARLING, GUSTANU5 A. CONOVEh,
DAVID BOWS. ST. wOoDFORD, U. s. A,
z f. MORGAN JOHN OBRIEN
GILBERT DEAN, JOHN II. MACY
ROBERT NUGENT, U. s. A., GEO +. WOODWARD Md,
Committee of Arrangements.
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rhe Holidays are Approaching,

The H0IIdays arc Approaching. -,
and tenned-d of pleasant family sherns with happy
parents, laughing children and no eud OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Among the useful pleasing aud durable may be named
rich silver plated Coffee Urn Tea Sets Ice PITCHERS Cake
Baskets, Butter Dishes Casters alters, Knives Forks.
Spoons &C., &C., &c, for sale at
Nos. aud BurIingsip foot Of John-st.. by
LUCIIJ5 BAkI & 90.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
HARLEM. July 10. 1853.

HARLEM. July 10. 1853.
Ihsve be,a dea. for twenty-five years. aud Dr. Won
Esenbegg las operated both my withou; the slightest
,,, Ibid 70. bailey, such thing ,u'i b. done. now
hear well and feel my head clear which did not Tor the last
twenty year The deIieiy aad skill with which the ope:a
tou was performed eviace1 the highest practical ability
hear perfectly Il il now over month since the operation
snd continue 10 feel as well s.
WILLIAM LIDDLE.
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Nrw-lOI.K Jny To- i6iZ
Thi. c-rtihes tina, my mother Las been for some time
afflicted with partial de.nes' suffering from pam, anu rum
Hing noises in the head together with other indications oil
total loss Of hearing Dr. Won Esenberg removed from her
e,, quantity OF matter tose:he. with sacd blood
relieving her inananeously aud al without pan. 1t a. with
grateful thanks that give tuis testimony to lis skill
CARROLD j. POST. No. 70 soathst
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No 10. Alrxs ST., Nzw.Yorx, Feb 3 1868.

NO. ~ ALtSN'sf'' Nh" 'iVN"' '''' y $3.50
have been completely deafn ear, and partially 80 IN
oher for above seventeen year, with dsasreeDle DIS
clar.e Gom both ear, combined with continual rumblins
noise in the head for which have been treated ~ mo'
practitioner in the city without the slightest ree'
Iconsrcd Dr. Won fsnberg but must c4ndidly say that
had no faith IN H. succes. when dill lis therefore due
IN Dr. Won Eienhergto acknowledge that am entirely cured
al.o ~ he displayed SAIL and knowledge which have
proruse ior him such unyilel reputation A. have had
an opportunity Of comparing lis mode o.! treatment with that
o. others. can truly state that it not only superior but
the ipes which direct his mode OF restoring the hearing
-, :, ,,, o,,iuion certain JOIis TAYLOR.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

READ.
NEw.YoRK, March %, 1868.
This /. to certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRU with dull heayiness in the head /
e, my nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
soreness Of the throat the cs stealing over me with occa
.ona bushes great ,eh,nes' Of the chest and pam 80
much so that every thought it was consumption Having
heard of the great cures performed by Dr. Won E'enbes
consulted him with but hope Of am now happy
to be enabled to add my testimonial to the great number al
ready In the Doctors possession to his scientific and sue
cessf mode of treatment he shown in my case tn
skin and knowledge which have procured tor him so great
spu,,ton am 80 entirely restored to perfect health that
49, -, i,ce,ev recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
cATARRu and SORE THROAT to apply q, once to d..
Won Ei.euberz With certainty of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER No. 500 Fourth-st.
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PHILADELPHIA.
PuJLAbrLrIi

PnIIAbEirIiM Wednesday, Dec. Q. 1903
The subscription agent reports the sale Of
s7s7 400.
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TESTIMONIAL
FROM one OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE Clri-
lens OF NETWORK.

lens OF NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No 40 6thrav.. NEW DIRK, Dec 2 1883.
was deaf several years and hearing Of the great cures
performed by Dr. Won Esenbeg was Induced to place my
self under hi. care and happy state that my hear
ing wa. entirely rcsored aer short treatment was also
suffering om chronic caarrh Of which we also cured by
the sklfil treatment of Dr. Won Esenbeg do but Justice
to by stating that in treating he Displayed ths,
skill knowledge which have already procured for him such
de.eryed reputation and that the principles which direct his
system Of curing Deafness aud Caarh such to render
certain in my opinion Many months have passed
since Dr Won Eebers restored my hearing and continues
q. ,,od a, ever u. HOPKINS.
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Marshaii's

Marshnii's
PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
The most popular Remedy extant
For Asthma bronchitis CougLs. Colds
Tickling Soreness of the Throat
Are very pleasant and cfcctus.
Neatly put up In sliding cases,
Convenient for the pocket.
Sold, Is and % cents per boz,
BY dealers in medicines generally,
Prepared only by ThOS. r. MARSHALL, Trenton, n J..
New ORR Agency al HELMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEM
ICAL WAREHOUSE. No. 59a broadway
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From Boston.

BOSTON Wednesday, Dec. 2, Iob'
A light snOw-storm, with Indications oil lts
turning TO rnn, is now falling The weather Is mild
and the wind southwest
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The New board OF Education.

Vayds Hold Orer. Elected on 1uesday
I..Willian Jcnnctt. Petrick Mahef
IL John T. Uugcins James Y. Koran.
Ill. John Pattcn Edward Is Heath.
" Felix Murphy Arthur O'DOnncll.
" James b. Dupirnac james NJ. Tuthill
VI Owen Kinney Timothy Brennan.
VII. Edward l.. Carey, Wilson small
VIII Samuel j. Nonteom Walter W. Adams
IN. James w. Farr. Jacob &. Bogcrt
X Jeremiah WEIGH. Andrew j. Kasmire.
ri William j. OCOnnor Charles l.. pcrley. jr.
MI David = jackson ir James C. Willeit.
Mi. Charles g. Shaver. Thomas Brown.
XIV John Hayes Henry J.. West.
XIV. .ETastus c. Benedict, Washington Murray
XIV. Orlando Z. Smith. Samuel IL. H. Vance
XVII. .J'hn a. Mclaughlin james L. Miller.
XVIII. John n. Hayward WIN. ii. Nelson
NIX. William Hickman, Thomas McSpcdon.
XXX. Edmond Connolly James L. Haste.
XII. James NJ Mclean, Charles Guidet
XIII. Frederick Smyth, Benz. T. falrchild
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Obituary.

Boston, "wednesday Dec. 2, 1868.
DEATH OF MRS. FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Mrs. Jane NJ. Pierce, wife oil Ex-ffes!neh.
Fronlln Pierce died this morning at Andoyer, Mass,
She had been ia feeble health for several years.
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NKw-YoRx. September 3.


lave beer scria, foT Yeas pat from se'eFe CA''h'
with seli lea,e.s my eyes with severe depe''loH'
r,, and pain in ny head great du' IA breath
ir al continual accumulation IA my nosi which gave
us e.,e, nights for ;y-r,I ya have consulted several
physicians. VIA pronounced to be e'sunp'iTe "H''
suffered ''' 10 long lily: il inds'G''''s by 'y"'" ".'
entirely d.arrangcd snJ greatly debiAei no' ony 'e'
ss but bsd cloud continually before NY eye' and my
~ ver % affected thai threatened with total loss Of
he,rn. must say think, was guided oy Providence 70
come % Dr. Won E.enbsrs WHO not only cured me oil my
cl BY removing astoning quantity OF disagreeaoe
merft, y head br, lie restored the to perfect health
blessing have not enjoyed 10. Haly year, how ENJOY
s,od night. res, and pursue ny bus.less with comfort
, thu, Dr. on Eisenbery mild and scientific
Treatment for Cs,sh deserves the highest commentator as
the prime PIE which Directs his System Of cnr; caarrh Is
such - % render certain.
JAMES EUaLONG, No. s5S eiar.
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"A FIRST PREMIUMS IN 1868.

THERE 10 but OsE FIasr PREMIUM SswIsd-aiAcHrNs'
TIE GRoyrn & BAKER MACHINE has been awarded TWIN
1yrgRrr First Premium. at State Fairs and T~ RSTr -osz
at City and County Fair. in 1863 uskns "A Ia all sales
rooms No. s95 Broadway. NewYorA, and No. isa Fulton 81
Brooklyn.
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUsTACHIAN TUBE,
CURED,
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
aai every dse,, OF tho Eye aud Ear requrn; either medical
or surgical ai1, a,,endedto
by
DIR. Won Essen BERG,
Au.ior Of Surgical and Practical observations the Dis
ease. Of the Ear with his new Mode Of Treatment"
NO SIG BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvENrH-ST.
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
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Artists Fund,
New-Y0rk County Volunteer Committee.
Ofice, No. 30 BROADWAY.

New-YOrk County Volunteer Committee
Office, No. 30 BROADWAY.
10000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
~ The following the pecunsry Inducements ouefeu'
COUNTY BOUNTY cash down. SJ"
United STATES BOUNTY to new recfuis..... 500
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, additional to veteran
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller,
ORISON BLUNT, Supervisor,
ELIJAH +. PURDY, Supervisor,
WILLIAM r. STEWART, Supervisor,
WILLIAM 81. TWEED, Supervisor.
County Committee.
ORISON BLUNT. Chairman.
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Suerial Notices.

,ni,cc Il tie city county ok vii be held at
Headquarters oil broadway and IJdst iIo tiH-i'
o'0 ~ h''''' WILLIAM A. DAZZLING, President.
A. AN ", rA ss.w Secretaries
IN F,.," Couuii,ee Of tho above Committee viii meet
=, Il o'cock AMOR J. WILLIAMSON, Chiirmin.
a. NJ PALsxa Secretaries.
The Executive Committee of the nion Central
Co,'ee r,iG s :, ESasiSG. Dec ct clock
""' -'' AMOR j. WILLIAMSON, ChlifInar-
A. NJ. PALMER. }secse,.rie..
Jons J. SHAW,
Lectures on ENOLIsH POETRY with recitation. BY
sAM1F H. cox D. d., at Clinton Hail. AsiorIace on tho
EVENINGS of Dec o. aud TO- commencing At oeIes
A. Csswe Mack Co.'S No 1903 Broadwny, under tho rh,h
Avenue Hotel; A. D. T. Randolph No ,aJ bioadwny BAL s
Bsek Co. No. 365 broadway; Robert Garter Bro NO '19
Rnad,yay: H. C. Root anthony Co.. no. 10 Nassiust and
at the door
MIR. Lords Lecture on Great Historical
Women.-Ihi' course wi c .!n.y,. VII"
Tn THURSDAY EtENlhp, Ds,. . al ooe'ocA
Tickets for the cour,e, 81.
American Institute poIytecLnic Association;
rbs rcguaT weekly eetin, this Asocison VIII De hed
THIS har.day EVENING at u Peoes at H. room. ~ ,hs
Cooucr MON Building. Subjects lsti Ne" cvNeurs ru
mahIic are In yited s. u. TlLLMAA, Chairman
b. GARvEr Secretary.
TIE Glass OF 1863 will meet at the Eewio.k Free e
Academy ON TIUKsDAY, Sd inst, al D. No., 10 take
in relation 10 attending tn funeral of their lais class
i"'e "'''' j. ). WOOD, Vice President
OKo w THuKsroS Secretary
Thoums Bells
FLOOR.CLOTH CANVASS;
Also suitable for
TARPAULINS.
''' 's'"' BURGESS & sEAvEI,
No. 50 Muuays..
| Rheumatism, Rheumatism.
USE The .,..
| rr rcTDO- METALLIC INsOLES; they ere an lNFAL-
iiniE REMEDY for RHEUMATISM, COLD fEEI' &c
| MFTrAM & Co, Propretors, NJ. i2' t'oidw"J'
| Pree 81 per pair, By ma. 81 ~
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Harlem. Ics'h.s;.. between ID and 3dav'
CATARRH CURED.

CATARKH CURED.
NEwYoRx Aug b. 1868.
L,vs been suffering FOR the las, three years from severe
Ca,auL with a continual dizziness ia my head hshne''
scgos. my chest. my eyes, which were weak
warry ard very painful My nors were continually Cd
s,ruc,eI with pouring u.d have had frequent 'neezing
lolrs my voice generally attended with splitting Oxen
with fane., Of my Throat, together with soreness and
dropping Dr. Won E.enbeg has cured o; all these d'a
creesble aaerinss now feel new lfe The treatment OF
Dr. Won Ei.enbers a, .ki As ia successful )" mpo'
. to overae the benefit have received at his hands,
heartily recommend any suffering Ike my'eH 10 pace
re-. under ID, yoa Eisenbcrss care with certainty
Of bein; spcedIy cured give ts with gratitude ana PIES
u. cannot forbea saying that my voice which was
ho,- sud thick when applied 20 Dr. Won tsrnoers Is no"
,'e,t aaI good: ind,cl, feel nbuudarily 'isied.
JAMES LITTLE. No. 10 ',h's.., New YorH.
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TnE SUDDEN CHANGES OF WEATHER

We are now experiencing render this trying 'es'on for per
sons with delicate lung Cough, aud Colds are exceedingly
prevalent and the foundation Of many fa;aca,e Of Pumcna
~ Disorder is being laid Let the afflicted reHeoe "
their troubles that prompt resort to Dr. d. JArSEs EhrAo
roRAsr in the early stages of s d'eases OF the respiratory
organs will soon s appchen.ions OF danger and max
Coughs Colds and Hoar.enes speedily cured by h''
sanda.d remedy Sold by Druggists everywhere
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COUGHS, BRONCHITIs, HOARsENESS, COLDS
INFLUENZA, AsrHsA CATARnH any Irritation o' Sorene" y
he Throat, INSTANTLY RELIEVED by Browns Bronchial
T,oches To PUBLIC srEaKgRs and sISdxns. they axe
eae ueI in clearing and giving strength the voice.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL, URiN'
AIRY AND sryuAL SysrKx.-New ard reliable reatpeni-in
Reports OF the HovARD AsscciATloS-sen' 10 "arn e''e'
envelopes free of charge Address Dr j. oAiLLis hoV""
InS Howard A ssncl nllon. PLI.ade!pAls Pa
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Mrs. S. A. ALLEYS WORLDS HAIR REsToRl

and 7yLoBALsAMUM on WORLDS HAIR DREssisG are nhe
quaed for restoring inyisorans Identifying and dressing 'a
Harquicky cleansing the scalp arre'ng the fall 'ni I'm
parting healthy and natural to the Hair They meyer
fail Gray Hair to is original youthful coior
lady toilet is complete without the ZTLoBALsAhva or HAN
DnrssISG I, mpar,s the Hair most deigRifi asr nee
III L. .,liicd 70 10Th ynnn, ard n-l
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aiI b ana S..s To buy OvERcoArs and Fall and Winter
VIVA r. Is. BALDWiNS,
Nos. 70 aud - Bowery.
The larse.t assortment and store III the city.
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Consumption specific Remedy. WiNCHES
TER's HYPUPHOSPHiTES act with Insarable E.Iiesev
~ ALL STAGES CONSUMPTION Also in Nervous Deba1y
Dyspepsa Byoseh and all Disorders OF the Blood5ys
tc This Remedy is the Best NAvou, TosIc and lSvfo
ORATOR OF THE VITAL Forces known Medical Science
Try IL.
tv PRICE: In and 6 or bottles 81 and 81 Sod by III
respectable Druggists and Wholesale and Retail at the Solo
General Depot by j. WINCHESTER No. % John'si.. N T..
to whom orders should be addressed Circulars flee to al
iu1urers.
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FOgg,s Lover skate Back

A New Remedy for Colds and Coasns'-huSi'
TONS IT, VI COLD-lNE, the best and safest preparation
aver ostred to the public. Try bottle at RUsHrONi
FAMILY DRUG STORE, 10 Astor Hoase, cor Baselay-sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03
THIRD COUNCIL DISTRICT.
FOURTH COUNCIL DISTRICT.

The first two (Union) are elected; but the official
court will be required 10 determine as to i've names
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

Cabinet Furniture
AT MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
SiOo DC0 WORTH OF FIKST-CLASS FURNITURE
In consaouence OF the falling on in wholesale bus(
nes we offer our own manufactured goods to the public
the lowest prices ,,s.
Consisting of Psror Library, Dining and Bed Room snes'
maze Of material and the latest fshoDsbe styles
All goods warranted. +,
PLEASE examine our goods before pgicaSlns e'sS'
where. WE'LL bhAUroDOh
Nos. lis and l27 Rivingons bet. Essex and Norfolk
Grand Essex aud Houston-s 1t. stages pass close BY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

skates! Slsafes!. S.Kntes::.
We have added establishment saesroom Tor NE
failing SKATES only where We offer at reasonable prices
very com pletr assortment for ana children
' PATTERSON BROTHERS.
Importers OF Hardware,
No. q Park Row.
Illustrated Price Lis, furnished on application.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-03

The Glass of 1863 will meet at the Eewio!k Free
ac.dsmv ON TIiiKsUAY Sd inst, al D. H., TO take
in relation 10 attending the funeral of their lais class
mate Major GILBERT NJ. ELLlori,., 81, ,,,.
UKO w THrHsroS Secretary