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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27
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TIIE WOMAN or TuE ORID,
LISA; OR, THE MEsMEkiSTS VICTIM
THE DIVORCE. -
MARGARET MARrfitONESS OF MINTNER
THE FALLEN STAR.
PRIcE ~ CENTS EACH.
Mailed free Of po-iA al receipt or pre-
FREDERIC A. BRADY. Publisher
70 Ann street, NV York.
NoTICE.-TuE Co.PARTNEKsHlP HERETOFORE
IN rNiStng under the VI VIM. a. Brosn, Jr 90.
caa-. this day by limitation y. ba.!ns.. wv BE- eoa-
unund By WIN. A. Brown, jr NM A, BROWN, IN. .
NV Yonx. Jsn. ~ UuHAcE " NN1hCHAA,
DiIES ITCHING P1LE9 u q
Positively car d. also Blind aud Needing Piles. Pa.
tut. Sail Khru and hl Diseases Of The SkiB by the VI
ROSSAAE y CGNE.
fichtnz Plies generally pr~red.d BY moisture lk-
sp,aon prdusin. able and distressing
aug. pafticuA ly 1T nAht Af~v geitlng warm ~ Led
Kt5ssMAN hrkiH5rKY. Hudson. n, r.
rfppreiers.
Sold by all dtsggis's
lliLEs pIsTuLA. srKicruRY. BTosK IN TINE
BLADDER and the SPECIAL dissSseA Of both ssxes trrAtd
Us Ia DANIELS. late fr,dcsor az surgery the fena
M~d,r. University Of rhiAdslphia omas III sih
near Fourteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

Acting Masters Mate Colin &. starr formerly OF TIE
Tinted State. steamer Ue Soto has been promoted 20 the
rank Acting Ensign aEd ordered TO this lntei states
iron.clai steamer Nantucket.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-01-27

lsrgas PnOrgLftEs "A NV WHEEL SHOWING
- atEfWs " eF4~8 Eerrfrfovs st4assN
49, ststtss Tee nts .stsd ss4rtss ~ rsfts
j. u nsrss1 gnos
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
up,v voDr n.uv np,uNE WEDNESDAY, EPTENBER 1 1863

,, oAYMOND-On Monday, Sept. u George G'"'"- " -
Of John c. and Annie ~ ,svn,oc5 - imon
h'. ''''-'f '11-'
The funeral WI take pace Wednesday ,e 10th inst, at
o'clock from No -, .-'th street, Willan,bursi
sEYM0UR-On sunday Sept H. suddenly, Isaac Seymour,
President Of the Bank Of North America oged years
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
50 attend lis funeral from Trinity Church this Day at y
D. The remains will BE- conveyed to Trinity Cemetery
Tor .uterment.
TAYLOROn Sunday Scpt 49, John Taylor late Of the hrn
Of John Taylor Sons, Albany Brewers IN the h year o
lis age. o,-,-,
The funeral win take place al St. Peters Church. Mt o'clock
p. n. "wednesday l6,h int, 81 Albany.
NElTCH-On Tassdly Sept IS in this city At her AYE resi-
dsnce, No. II Bedford street Sarah wife OF VIM. Nehch.
end daughter Of the late Timothy and Elizabeth JaycoA oil
Eockland County N. V, in the f7th year OF her age
TIE relatives and friends OF the family, also the mehnef Oh
the Bedford NJ T.. Church respectfully invited TO
ai'endthe funeral services Thursday evening az q cios
ut the Church corner Of Bedford end Morton streets Tie,
remains viii be taken 10 Oak Hl Cemetery ltocSand
County " Y, for intermen from No ii Bedord street,
Friday morning at o'clock
Rocsand County papers will please copy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
vsa;ue STATE Election.
PORTLAND. sept. l5-l;3O a. III.

portland Sept l5-l:3O a. III.
Boturps from 1s7 towns give Cony (onl0nh
=, - ~ pr,atnrr n;sm9 29439. Union majority
NOl6. ~, ~ ooo
The some towns last year gave Coburh IHep} @s'S-oi
rradhurv and Jamesou, 24,4G9; Republican majority
then. 44sl; which shows Union gam 'hiS year oi
9,535.
This includes about fveeghtls Of the aggregate vote
of tbe State The aggregate vote in these towns is
- sol against 359 last year which shows an increase
of 10 55 which will amount probably to 250OO in the
State making ll3 500 votes against S. 53i last year.
The towns TO be heard from gave q Republican ma
iority last year of 5 which would increase the present
majority to li4G; if the gain is equal, to about
Is 500 to which the majority will probably approximate
The Union party have probably carried every county
in the State. York County, which was carried last
wear by the Democrats, has undoubtedly gone Union D!
$50 majority.
There is some doubt about Lincoln County which
sends one Senator
The Union men claim 10 have carried BrauOur! SOW"
county which has undoubtedly gone against "''''
though equally divided last year
The Uousc Of Representatives which stood last year
1o7 Eepubicans to "A Democrats viii stand better thS
wear for the Union party they having gained as lar rs
hoard from three or four members without losing any!
The Senate stood last year &c Republicans war
Democrats and Peace Democrats. Ills year IL VII
probably be unanimously Union.
We arc greatly indebted to Mr. James Bedlow' super
intendeut Of the American Telegraph COMPANY! LOT
throwing open his lines throughout the State for the
free transmission Of all returns and 10 the telegraph
operators or forwarding al, they could obtain whereby
we have secuted nearly twice full returns as usual.
PORTLAND Tuesday, sept Is, 1863
We have additional returns from 80 towns,
which give Couy o3l majority. against 4l6 last year
So far 2e6 towns give Cony IS 93i; Bradbury 35e'7-
being majority Of l5O57 The towns to be heard from
will considerably increase this majority.
Full returns from York County give 800 Union ma
jority
Franklin County gives about 500 majority for the
Union oxford abou, 1900 and Kcnaebee 1t is thought
$500
The vote Is very close in Lincoln County
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

THE NEW IRoY STEAMSHIP GEaMASIA.-Th'


Hamburg American Packet Company steamship Ger
mania, commanded by Capt. H. Ehers formerly Of tie
Saxonia which arrived here a few days ago aier
short passage from Southampton, yesterday after
noon thrown open to the inspection Of large number
# invited guests, among whom .-c observed Collector
Barney Surveyor Andrews, Recorder Uoiim6 Ihos
B. Stilman AnaOn HcTrick, the lion. W. j. Stllnai'
Consul al Rome and other prominent citizens. The
eermania is o new ship built 10y MessIs. Card Co.,
treenOck 300 tuns gross measurement, 800 horse
,ower with surface condenser. super heater aud al
MODERN improvements which engineering SKIN could
eeyise The shaft, and all the principal parts OF the
egine are Of cast-see ald were DaAuiactuTed IN Ter
many The steamer has two direct acting engines, n
tatent propeller cylinder u inches diameter with iour
let stroke seven watcrtiglt compartments eight ven
tlatOrs; eight Francis's metallic life boats; three irs
oigincs. and a distIllnR apparatus which furnishes
Cily forty hogshcads Of fresh water, Is bark riRged
nd takes in her bunker y.J tgIs Of coal. Her length
$50 feet. breadth 30 feet depth % feet 1he ceiling
d the main deck il wholly composed Of iron covered
With coat Of three inch deck panks, thereby giving
preventing any leakage in the betWcen-decks On the
voyage from Hamburg 10 this port the Germania aver
Red against strong head.wiuds. rate Of ~. knots
per hour her average speed being fourteen knots. The
Internal arrangements admirable, and the cabins
ne elegantly fitted up. The crew consists Of 100 men,
sId the following officers:
Captain. II. Ehers First Officer Mr. Frinsen. Second
Officer Mr. Keyne; Third Ofcer, Mr. frobos: Fourth OH
Ger M lierbs First Engineer Mr. Helwag Second IN.
gneer Nj. Franz Physician, d. PraInsnu, Porser Mr.
= splendid collation. was served TO the guests and
speeches were made by Mr. Wcssendonck and others.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Fire nj HuHalo-Loss St2O.OOO.

buffalo. Iuesday, Nept, To- iNbJ
The building known as the " Old Cheekered
Warehouse on the corner of Water street and Prime
slip was burned last night. The building was occupied
by the Eric Canal Association; Billings Dickinson.
slim brokers. Fish & JOY and r. J. Moe. iorwarders
Joseph Barber ship chandler and Provost Son, sail
makers.
The fire next communicated to the warehouses across
Prime slip owned and occupied by Pease and Trov'
bridge The warehouse Of Wilsns Parker CO..
east from the Checkered buidine, was aso burned
large proportion Of hirhw!nes and other property
stored in was saved. The total loss j. estimated at
$4,000 The FIRE is supposed to have been The work
of an nc,rd.ary Two persons supeciei Of completely
were arrested near the scene Of conf grafton.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Gprtia! Notices.
Union Stnfc n

Union stnfe Tickct.-Thc Committee appointed by the
REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL COMMITTEE, to make arrange
for public ratihcatlon meeting w meet A. the corner
Of llroadway and ga on WEDNESDAY EVENING sept.
10, At O'Clock, for business. HENRY SMITH, Chm.
J. O. ABBg Secy.
Young Mems Republican Central Committee:
Tho regular Monthly Meeting OF this ,onuitce ~ uc held
A, he ,adglrer. cor Broadway and 23dst.. EDNES
DAY EVENING. the 10Th met, at o clock.
WILLIAM H. ARMSTRONG, Cnairinan.
Gro W JAQuEs Gro. T.. kAsyIRR Secretaries.
TYnyrlrr'a CIub.A meeting OF those Interested In the
oTgauilai0n Of TRAVELLERS CLUB In this city will BE-
held the Debating Room, No ~ Cooper Institute THIS
ENENlSG, At O'Clock. EDWARD r.. DUNBAR.
A Fcstiynl will be- held in the Lecture Rooms Of the
g Baptist Church (corner Laght aud THIS
EVENING. The proceeds for the benefit OF the Sabbath
School. Tickets Is cents, including Refreshments.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
rp,nyr,1 ACCIDENT AT BERGEv-REMARKA-

FEARFUL ACCIDENT AT BEIGKS-REMARKA-
BIZ EscAPE or SEVEN CnnDREE.-Hctwcen and p
o'clock Oh Monday night wagon containing SIX hitle
girls. driven By boy 3 years old, along he embank'
ent Of the NewJersey railroad, short distance west
Of the Bergen iron bridge. suddenly picciWialed
down the deep cut distance Of about hy feet to the
railway track below An alarm being Immediately
given In the ncigbborhood parties win gAis hsirn'd
,o The scene and succeeded in Tcscuing the unioinhni"
children frorn their porlons position just m I'm" I" o.
cane A passing train which few seconds later tN'lt
over the spot upon which the helpless Alic oeo were
lyinu prosfratc and inscnsiblc.
. The whole parts were borne tO n house near ~,
Whore tlcg received every ard attention that ther
bruised and bleeding state demanded. Medical hid was
proculed and upon examination II was thought mat
none Of them were fatally injured. when fully re
stored the children were removed 20 Their homes ~
brunswick street jersey City. The boy driver proved
10 be IN a state Of complete intoxcailon Apparently
fearful Of punishment for the injuries be had occasonod
lie refused 10 give his furnish any particular
whatever Of the affair The other children stated ihai
he had been sent with the horse and wagon Ior gram
from some brewery where the men had given ln beer
until he became drunk. The wagon was smashed but
the horse escaped with but slight injury.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Observation-Disclosures, s.'Uf' 49,

NIBLO'S NAKDFN-Br1tus.
WAILACK 'S-True to the Last, with the Ghost
WINTER GARDEN-Lady Audlcy's Secret. .
BARNUMS MUsEUM-Indian Chefs, Python &c 81 :"
hida-Mauage 1t any Price.
IRVING HALL-Tie Sicreop'icon
ALHtMBRA PANILlON-Ihc Arabs Equcstrilnism &C.
ACADEMY OF MUSiC-hmeTicau institute Far.
PARK THEATEH, Crooklyn )--SOidicrs Dsuthter-Jenny
Lind
FASHION COURSE-Creat National Horse Fair.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
CHRONIC cATARRH CURED.
READ.

NEw.NoRK, March ~. 1863.
This /. to certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CArARRH with dul heasin.ss IN the head /
t my nose completely stopped up accompanied byconnual
solcne ofthe throat the chs stealing with occa'
soi hot uacs great tshncss Of tie chest and pain 40
much that every thoushti consumption Having
heard of the great cures Perormd by Dr. Won Eeibes
consulted him with but lc hope Of cure. an now happy
be enabled to add my testimonial 10 the great number al
ready IN tire Doctors Possession as to his scientific a'd sue
ccsf mode Of no has shown tn my case th''
skill aud knowcde which have procured for HIM 80 gre"
reputation an entirely restored to perfect heath 'u
do most sine rely recommend all sufferers from .'"o''
CATARKii and SORE THROAT to apply a. once !" W.
Won Eisen ,erg with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No 309 tourthst
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Mails CIOsr M the posf-O0jcc,

For Great Britain and the Continent by steamer
City OF New-iork saturday sept ig....... 10y a.
Cicrnania. saturday sept la............... loi g.
sent 70; p
For New Orleans, hy steamer Locust Point. Thur
dtN, sept
For California. &c, daily tsundsy excepted overland
via ~. Joseph. Mo..... a. m ana Il T. ~
NORTH ahany Buffalo and Canal1s...5a a. M and y
NORTH and Wet Way y. m
Western Mail via Ffie Railroad ...5a M and y M
Southern and South Western .5 a. M u and l0
Eastern m and 9i r. ~
New Bedford Newport aud Inl kiver............. T. m
The Long Island Mail closes at > a. m, and y ~
Sunday Mails.-On sunday all mails close at p III
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
SIGHT RESTORED.

June q 3i3-ny dear daughter biousi, me to Dr. Won
Es.ubers amo., blind in both eyes could not bear the
pain uor iA' light can completely cured by Dr. Won Eisen'
berg aud called expss my gratitude 10 the Doctor Tor
l skih and ungeniitui attention by which recovered one
of c mos. precious acs being deprived 'i II 'o
four years Il only dae 90 Dr. Non h'enps's 20 '"' ''
,,esal physicians IN vain shall be happy TO Dear
,ony l., DR. Non Eisrubcrs's unfivued success TO
srv lady or cent 'eman who will call on me.
HUGH GlLLON, No. 20 Fulton 81, Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Fire atIa Crosse. Wis.

IA CROSSE Wis. Tuesdl!. Sepi. l5. I-o8
A fire this morning destroyed the La Crosse
Iouse the briek building occupied by s.cinam Co..
nd the B1tsvian Bank o. Cotton ani Wliq.le. Ioia!
IS DOyG o: which $40 600 is insured.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

EAKFR--On Tucsd4y morning, sept - ''''" '
widow Of Tho. Baker ngrd - years . .,,..J h.,
ne fiJ. Of Ola. family are hereby invited To- "'l'u ~
funeral from the M.hodit Lpisoophi tnniiH tii H.
on Thur day the lith met, II y. IA. ii's i'' W "
Inferred la Trinity Cemetery. -. o, ,
BIHD-On Tuesdsy Sept. 70. 1863, Me Abish n'' WV -
Andrew Bird aged - yeafs 10 months nhd uA1 - 80.
The friends and also those ol hcr son bc" ho' -, 1
n.law iofao n Holden, respectfully insi'' ~, - ~
her funeral nom her late resdencr 10 iD' Ihliu D
GAsTOy-on Monday, Sept Il, lg6o Joseph T. "S''on'
aged ~ years. - ,t,oa,.nl
The lriends OF the family respectfully rrln 81, ~ m
the funeral from the residence of hs iahei - =" ai
ron street. Wedncadsy Sep, 10, at a "c.gh W ,
NJ W. United Grand Lodge If the stat oi ~ Nv 80, ,,,, H.
Ad.lpi Union Lodge NO. T. and A. M, anu wv ""'''"'
centrally nre also invited 10 attend tie iun'raL - .
~. B-The fraternity win meet in the L'ds'io"' ~ ~
Hroono and FORSYTH streets. 4 " O'Clock ~ , ., r
MlLLER-At Moiristown ~ j.. Friday sept ~ ,they
Miller infant son ol Lindley H. and Anne h""''Ns'
Miller.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
The Atlantic Telegraph.

fie IIl|1T IF|l IFfII y .itT- lT|'f
LONDON. Sept s. via HALFAx. sept. Is, l-f3.
At meeting OF the Directors of the Atlantic
.ecraph Company. on The 5th inst. the tender %
ksrs Oh Elliott Z Co.. Go -a1lictlre ana Jay
icg-aph COLI, between Ireland and Now .Oundland
W. unanimously accepted. tlhUs W FIELD
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
CHILD SUPFOCATED BY DRryKpr Wow. "

Julia Ryan five months old, was suffocatcd by being
everaid by Della Dixon, who was intoxicated. The
mother Of the child was lying drunk and aseep 0t her
residence No 20 Rector street. and the above Dorson
entered and fell insensibe upon the child auIoanting
IT, Coroner Collin held al inquest upon the body elicit
log tue above facts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
WILLIAM LiDDLE.
Harlem, 10th .t.. between "a and )davs
CATARRH CURED.

CATARRH CURED.
Nsw YORK Aug %, 1862
have been suaern, for the last three years from severe
Cat.rrh with continual ennes. in my head, ushine"
acro.. my chest, weight my eyes. which were weak
wa,,ry and very painful Ny no',ri' continually oo
sgucted with pouring ul have had frequent sfeerns
hoar.ene Of my voice generally attended with splitting oi'en
with fanes. Of my throat, together with soreness and
dropping Dr. Won ElsenbeFg has cured the Of al these di
rrcesble suHrrnss now feel life Tho treatment Of
Dr. Won E.eu5crs skul n /, ia succe'ful 1t Is imPo'
,bc to oyene the bcneh; have received q, h' hands,
heartily recommend any suffering Ike myself TO place
heasave. under Dr Won Fenbcrss care with certainty
Of being .pe,y cured give this with gratitude and pleas
urc cannot fobesr ssan sayinshs my voice which w'
bo. ani Thick Wien applied D. Won E.enbers i' now
elr.r and good INDEED. Zee. abanianily sa,isfed
JAMES LITTLE. No. rs 7sh .t, New Yors.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Eirans inl.

PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, sept. -, l-o3.
The sales OF Government Bones to-day
amounted to s37s 3Oj Deliveries Of bonds arc made to
Aug
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
NEW YORK. Scp.embe, 3.

SZw-loRX, Sep,enlbe.
lave been suffering ~ year. pa', from severe 'a'"rTh
with sfca, hravac. my eyes with severe depFe'on
sa, unca.nes. aad psu ny head greet deay IN breath
irs anl continual accgnaiion ia my nosiri' wheh gave
no r.ies. ;h. Tor several years haze eonu''ed several
py.ielsn., ho pronounced to be eousmp'i'e What
suffered lor 80 long time ndescrbsbe. Ny system was
entirely dnrransel and greatly debiiiatea not only Ter
week bu, bad cloud continually before my eyes and my
ears were % affected that threatened with total o-' oi
hearing .ay think wa. guided by Providence TO
cone 10 Dr. Won Eonbcs. who not Only cured me OF my
Csilsrh by removing astonishing quantity Of d'asreeaoe
matter from my head bu. he restored me TO perfect heah
bes.iny have no, enjoyed for many years Now ENJOY
good nistt. rest and pursue ny business with comfort
rau., a-knowedsc a Dr. Won Ei.cubers mild aud scientific
treatment r Caarrh the hshes, commendation as
the phacpe which direct, his system q euFns Ca'aA Is
such as 20 render succcss certain.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Cbicago Finances.

CHlCAGO I0csI0y- N0pi. - I1h5.
The bddngs on the Chicago seven per cent
sewerage loan were opened TO-DAY. The hole amount
ofercd was awarded 70 C. {. Parks Co. of this city
at II per cent premium There were several BIDS Toih
New York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

IHE STEAMBOAT NEw WORLD.-It is ru-
morcd that tho Government intends TO purchase the
steamboat New World which is soon to be superseded
by the Constitution. for the purpose Of converting her
into floating hospital
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
RowIsG MATCH FOR TIE CHAMPIoxsnrp.-A

RowIsG MATCH FOR THE CHAMPI0NsHIP.--A
rowing match for the championship Of America has
been arranged between Joshua Ward Of Newburgh.
n r. the present champion and james IaIni Of Pitts
burgh. Penn, the ex.chanpion. who was beaten BY
Ward. The contest will take place the 2eth inst on
the hudson River. at Poughkeepsic The stakes will
DO s2.ooo and the water course five miles.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

BOLD BURGLARY-ARREsT or Two OP THE
EOBBERs.-About II n. H. on Tuesday, Mr. George
on a grocer residing at No. "a SIKH street, was
awakencd by a noise in his sleeping apartment and
discoyered three In the act Of riding his pania
Ioons lie sprang from the bed when the burglars
r,med led Two Of the party were arrested however
S tInv reached the front door by Sergeant kcd ana
Oajcer Smyth Of the Eleventh Precinct Inc prisoners
oa~. tbcir names as VIM. Pitt ana " III. Tracy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Naval
NALiFAx y :

WAIrAy J. :, llos1oy. s7pi. - I70J
The French man-oi-war GueTicre, Admiral
Rsynaud :. Pierre arrived here TO-DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
JAMES FuRLoNG No. ,,e ,lav.
No 10. Al1r>..r.. Nrw yonK. Feb. 9. 1888.

10 i1l ALLEN- 81 INV NORK Foo q. I5nJ.
Ihavc been completely deafin and partially 80 IN
the other fr above seventeen years with dsasfccbe d'
charge from both cls.. combined wh continual runons
noi.e in the bead os which have been treated by most
eminent Practitioner IN ,e cy without the slightest reei
iconsu,cd Won Eisruhsrs but musi csnddy tina;
bad no faith m Dis success when di 50. lis therefore dae
,o Dr. Non Eisenberto acAuowcdfe tt entirely cured
also ,is displayed .at ,kl ani kno~edS which have
procured "a hm uugisaed reputation. As have had
an opportunity comparing hi, mode Of treatment with that
OF ocu cn ,Tay that it j. no, only superior bu,
the principles which drcc, his mode Of re,tons the hearing
,,, IN my oriuiou certain JOHN TAYLOR.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Marine EXPLOIT.

Boston Tuesday. Sept IS, leoJ.
The schooner Owen B'arse arrived here TO-
da from Toledo. Ohio. via Montreal
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

FIREyEy's PARADE.-1hc triennial parade OF
the jersey City Fire Department VIII lake poco U" 'nc
18th vi next month.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Ho,ton Weekly ssanh statement.

BOsTOS To-day ~ 10 l"t
The following is weekly statement II the condition
OF the Boston banks; .....,.,
Csrslai STOCK o. 2J 71o Due ~ other banks : l3 s!i
Loans and scoun.s IS 500 90 DspO 81 lfJ
e........... 1891 go IifcuatlQu... 11D"r
Due I'm other banks II .UJ. OJ1i
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
NIX YORK. July ~, 1852.

NkN' Nkh July ~ ion-s
Til. ceiGes that ny mother las been io' some time
afflicted with partial deafness. suffering from pain and rum
bling nol,c. the head together with other indications OF
total los. OF hearing Dr. E.srnhers removed fom heE
cars grcat aa,y - matter together With coasaA'ed blood
hrr us,antacogy AMI al without pain II with
grateful ,hauAs tia, give th testimony TO h skill
CARROID j. POST NJ. % South 81.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

H.rLEM, July 90, 1862
have been deaf for twenty Eve years and Dr. Won
Ei,enberg ha operated on both my wihou, the gh,es.
pain did no, believe such thing could be done. now
hear well and feel my head csar which Hid not Tor the a''
twenty years The iez,ehy and skill with which the opera
,on was performed oyince. the hshe', practical ability
hear perfecy II is now over month since the operation
and continue TO feel a. well
WILLIAM LiDDLE.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
PRESIDENT BUSINESS CoLLEoE,

POUGHKEEPSIE ny.
NOTE-We solicit the and Post Office address ef
Young men, teachers and others In different parts Of the couu'
try who will probably be Interested In this system Of Prac'
instruction. WHO may desire s College paper OK 0uE
published works. and remuneration to those "he WV
favor with such list Of their acquaintance VIC 0a
mail them. roe Of charge, rssep. Of such ''' our
PERPETUAL ALMANAC, GOOD FOR FORTY
YEARS.
Arranged in an entirely and novel manner suitable ''t
framing for Libraries private roo'n' or hanging IN places
hn.,e,s II al,o gives the stsp duties various bulls sed
papers IN general "sa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
DR.. Stcrling's Anibro-ia

fOk ittf HAIR. -.
SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY AND GENTLtMAN
AMBHOsfA j. Stimulating Ohy Frlract Of Roots, Baikf
and erh II nil dlssass. NJ tlr schp ana rhi OF
bead entirely cfalraici dandsuf prevents the nii rom
falling out or turning iiu'y ay causes 4; to grow trS
end long Beware q limitations None genuine but d. S'ei
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
To tErIN z
Business Notices.

DU1lIlSo NpllttC.
A NEW PERFUME FOR TIE HANDKERCHIEF
ENTRkcT oY THI
NicHT.BL0o~iSG CrREus,
NIGHr BLOOMING CrREus,
NisHI ELoosiNc CEKsus,
NlGuT. BLo0SISS CKRECs.
Nicnr ELo0aiss CEEEus,
MON nLooviNg tLnfrs,
klcHT-bLo1Ntsc tsHErs,
kiGHT. HLousIso tERErs,
Mot Exquisite nccsir ani Frsrrani Perfume nii'
'fom tie Rare end te'uu.l Flower oln - Do n itAc 'i'
n.ne prltoN a SoN - S.choss hoieL
sod hy druggists generally.