davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20
dyspepsia.

And its attendant train Of symptoms, its acts
more like \ charm than medicine There u
nothing in the whole range Of the hateris Medlca'
that for a moment bear a comparison With 1t IN
this disease.
A fun account of this wonderful plant may be
found in the llth edition of the L. b DispehSa-
torv pages 1887 aud l3s3.
4 series of experiments in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has Just been brought 20
sucs,essfui termination and he lie now enabled 10
offer to the public a combination Of Cedron with
other approved tonics the whole preserved IN tno
brst quality OF copper distilled Bourbon whisky,
which he is congdent has equal in the world inf
lie might furnish a volume ef 20 90 ~ stinc,ato
thu public haXa laaa-T-'--SV lo"4 i. ~, y. -.
sTcr! IIiinss at their true value The salest pian
IL, for eveTy 10 test iof hinsel tie u
n new medicine. Give
CedrOn BitterS,
our trial and you will never any others.
It is not necessary 70 publish long list OF dis
eases for which the Gedron Bitters are speclnc
In all disrases of the STOMACH, BOW-
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS;
In all objections Of the of the BRAIN DE-.
PENDING UPON DERANGEMENT
OF THE STOMACH OR BOWELSt
In CT UT, RHE UMATIsM and NEO -
and in FEVER AND AGUE,
II is destined to supersede all other remedies II
not only cures these diseases, but II PREVENTS
them. =,
before each NEAL will Obyiats the i'll erect OF tne
most unhealthy climate, and screen the person
takinr II AGAINST disease under the most trying
| Sold by Druggists and Grocers generally
| psa DR.. JOHN BULLS Prineii al Ofheo, FINE
| Street, Louisv lie, ky. .,-,s,,,,
| Sold by b. J; SIHLALrP q Hi'
4 80 -, pFTER VIERLIAG.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-20

Comment on the above is hardly nee
essarv. Varions axonsee were nade LOT
wanting these troops removed, and thus
leaving the whole border exposed. But
few will doubt, we think, that the main
object was that there might be no OBJ
struction and no organized resistance to
the incursions of the rebels and guerrllias
from kentucky The door being thus
left open, the invaders came in. Their
object was to plunder and to see their
friends" One of the first men they in
ouired for when they entered Orange
County, was Col Bowles, genuine rebel
grmpathizer, and is we'll known as the
only man that disgraced Indiana IN the
Mexican war.
Would not Indiana have been IN
beautiful condition had the traitors sue
ceeded last winter in getting control o.
the military department of the State, az
thew tried hard to do? And are not the
State Butternuts, as well as loyal men
under lasting obligations to the patri,on'
members of the Legislature for thei
courage in breaking up that body OF con
spirators before the foul scheme was cor
summated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Go farmers ailo Others.

IONA VINES AND IONA SEEDLlNGS.-
4 Aiy stock complies lil ASSORTMENT c ell the ysinane
varieties Of hardy vines, WATCH hSYe been per ,s
utmost care develop al Of TIE qualities thet copun.s
them a-tio FOX hardness and pIoiatt'eel' III -s aaa
vineyard . , Ill, .,,r,
those OF any other establishment haze ~ se.es y ys
been able each yeai 20 maze ,oas i ~ -TS,i r,
gratifying degree u Improvement es ahJ o. 49,, 80.
ave goae before NY s.9es :, are love- shsn tao
setu 4 Coz. uoad 30 10 produce vines o. NEE ~
the es,saoTdnsIy facilities which have been o' AZ i0h'
The very rcn. superiority possessed BY the ona VIM, over
ell oiLsr Il clearly proved ~ u. y ~ auiis 49,
nom oil qulricr iso years d tial IN ldens ana Vne -'
.Ts o,oi,ns ESQ alsc'ion. for rl-n.ns
soc ise Catalogue, which VII oe scs .or '"os.s
s,snip. go c, ., ..,., ,ov,.,,
edition which eomprisas ul aeeeas 'o al ihai rsi.ns Z
tire preparation Of tho golnd md en ert 81 tne we ~
te'y dawn 10 scie non l..ns vinos VIZ thIcs
Sc stamps: L Is The moi' ,9nPrs,, AZ i'Ass 49, ,,a
'.e vine tia has been published N ms 'o,y' a'-'
Than twenty new eEqssiuss Z. addei 20 lis eSloh
also offer nox wires which snsns'ed rom seed win
me- haye been thoroughly taei daTas the past SIX ses
oe Sansa IONA, bears large burh with rsr berries;
s. % very peclr wire color, WITH few and v'rg sna
seeds and uniform consistency ho.gAou Is lc. ifsA
outside to center and mora nearly rs'eass. sas Esd f0
tIansg aren't, fesny, ga TENOR, nc 'ie yn
makes spirited tsisins 1t does no' d.ey tos r.!
kent e. Winter the sheys in Che fpitroon, a. e.
firmly 90 is pnntii .ll iNin, 4cai NY 70 IA nus .
IL g IN eav lul pr0iuss bearer. never having mica
fall crop and has never effected with rot cTehl
lalness, 1t 5o-e end thoroughly ripened gea' h"''''
o. lunches the ..lifd lfofl the seei. :, . So.
Tho Eab o. he vine II the very best and wonn 80,
in whl respect 10 es~ to It a..tred to Hi~Ae NV
/ ylir-5'e. ,,.u, -
Season Of dpcuns iry two wect, before ne '-'e'''
d3n cras ale avoids eangci fsm sp1n; en-, rpsas a..
week before tlo Iona and - e, l. vey ~,e - ~,
ing igny to the bunch and inllJ tte, ,, LA,
Quite The CENTER Its very ric susay, 'a1 'H''''' WV"
~ excellent and ~ cllar favor ,-v am -,oS,e,.
u lDe yire Is vry healthy IN i. fo'sss ~ az, r peu,..
I I've, and bears early. pal.s bu' cne Ses1 ''N
, fo,, .ong 10 Dix larsa osnriles oach.
boz lai.Aes eass~Is1' see N'-e G. W. GRANT.
lea. nss. ,sss.4y.t. Lew Insk>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
COOPER UNION, for the ADVANCEMEN
~ or
SCIENCE AyD ART.
NITE NIE AND NET.
II,rrI AZ Kill Nf.l .fNI

FIFTH ANNUAL SESSION
FREE READING ROOM andfiCrJRE GALLFNY, FREE
SCHOOL Of ART Tor WOMEN, rhEE CLAssEs at
NIGHT in AlAlHEMaTiCsC CHEMISTRY. P1hE end
FEE HAND MECHANICAL and ARCHITECTURAL
DRAWING and MUSIC.
The Trustees that the Fifth Annual Session Of The
COOPER UNION viii oesin on lie lei day Of October next
Applications FOR admission to the school Of Ar for Omen
may -de daily at the cce between ga m sud D. me- or
% the school daring tho last week in September "hen s
PTno.pa, Mia. H. A. -dehy vii DC in attendance 10 icccl
them Each pupil must furnish certificate OF GOOD uo';i
character Ne fees admission instruction arc received
2. Applicants ior admission to the Free Might Glasses IA SCI
ence aui art can procure tck.s OF admission dan{ az g
olire between , "A and p il sld on each MONDAY
EN ENiNO IN ptcmber. tom $40 p H. and also on 10;
EVENINGS ofthe 18th 20h, ard 3lh ofSepicmber app b.
eau mus, over yoaIs ard pToaUce ccTtcaic 81
good character Puqis win cend foT Organization at .
Pupils IN oirieuac. on Thursday Evening, Oct. Il Pupil
N natural Philosophy on Ffiiy Eyenin; Oc: = fnfl ~
ch.msEy Thursday Evening Oct !; fup!5 IL Drawing
o Due annor nee nent viii be inside hereefer' The os,n
The scheme OF Instruction has been sres'ly enlarged ard
viz require fac years for is completion; Dat Pupils "y pg
The seneIrl scheme Is as follows;
Fass Yesr-Mondiy. Mathematics; Tuesday. Mathcma'ics
Nedneaday, Mathematics ihuTsdoy. Msieinaict; snoay
second iearMcrday Natural Philo.ory; rpesdsy Msil
ice, Friday NATURAL Philo.o ply 49,,
Third Y.,r-Mcndsy ua'heins'icr' '''' -. tenis'-y;
"Wednesday, M.hem-ticsi iLussas.f ,-....., r"a-y'
Fcur,b Year-aond,y, Drawing; TUESDAY. Drawinsi
wedussiay, Clenistiy spilled IA.Isday Drawings friday
Fifh Yesr-Nondsy, Drswnr. Tue.iav. Mechsncsi
"Wednesday, Mechanics; Tkussday nccha.icsi ind-y,
Drawing.
cardinal idea Of the Institution b,is 10 Improve ana
educ wor@ins classes especially hose enssd IN me
chauica en2oymels q viii DO seen H., lJ q the .a
devoted Ashense = 70 Natural Philosophy
5.23 to Chemistry 625 to Industrial DIswing snd 80
Theorc.ical Mechanics SIX Instructors IL Drawing ana
FIVE Mathematics will BE- employed
Tho Department Of Chemistry ~ be under ih. charge Of
Prof CnAS s. SrONE, A. H. who VIII dcivrr tfIoc Lee
per week The Department Of Ncclicl VII b. under
the direction of Prof T. IA. WANDER WY Dr. " ID, who
wi. tyo lfct
the 3lst Of March next
The psbe AIo admitted 20 al the c'ases I'D Lecturer rro
vded the are tie BY 81 o'clock ~hen the dooTs viii
coseJ rs Trustees cordially iIviio nc public and 80
peciay tbs young Of the cy % Gv 81 th-
10, Which has been made for ilnf Improvement
The r. aiding Room l. open ire TO AL without tc-eis
Of sny kind from 10 r. H., ali tho fieiTe GALLERY
iIorI - m 20 p . =.
The Trustees invite contributions ~ book, fr the Free
Library IN which they greatly nected md VIII be pro-
duct,o Of NEAL ads aaec especially 70 tho working cia-ses
AbRAA ). HEWITT. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-The new term OF
~ thi. Ins,iu tion viii begin MONDAY, the ;h ~
october. a; a oclock q, which time the Student. VIII
attend.
med ard those who failed At auy Of the lue fasr son
will present themselves Il ?; Ia on FRIDAY "a OF oeto
Der Tor luai ckaifnaii0n. - a..
SIT DENIS ahsenl from or falling 81 suy OF IRE cor
examination viii present. ITEMS T,, iof ieF1AnAH-Aop on
SATURDAY., "a OF OCTOBER, a. d o'd9ck a m
CHARLES hlhU, LII. ID,
President ColTnii "a Colic~s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

gncnce Of sickness. In NJ Cottschsks ianiy ns
MAX SrRAKOSCH.
CONS OF TEMPERANCE.-The Twenty.
- 6rs Anniversary the ORDER viii be celebrated GA as
evening Of the 20 Of September t3 in the large Hall OF ihs
Cooper Institute. The noss asuhei spelkers OF The
order in North America will be pes.n! to adagess the meet
ing; cuon; whom expected ). j. TlLL.. r NJ w. r.
cad Provincial Secretary OF Now-bruns"icA Z. OAi-
WELL NJ w. C., tho grca. Canadian Crater; BENJAMIN
f. CAN'T. L. G. W. r. o. Msry.ani the Rev. T. l.
CUYLER P. O. ". P, ard others. s. L. CARLETON, NJ
". p. of Maine, will preside SINGING by WM. L. MAC
DoNOUCRS UNION GLEE CLUB. Doors open at g
O'clock exercises o'clock Admission free by
tickets which con Be obtained OF ~ SiEARNs. Merrys
Museum, NO. III Fullou-s,., WM L. hACDoNouoh'
Station d. Pos.u.ce Bible House, aud Of tho members o.
the Order generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
E'OR S.i.E.-Wool-W Working MACHINERY,
II EORsEs WAGONS, Co. to close estaie, consistins

EOR S.LE.-WoOi-WO Working MACHlNERf,
L HORSES, WAGONS, &c. to close esaie, consisting
OF =, =.
Wood TogL's Planning Ma. 5Tennonns Machines,
cliur. JpoweT notislns .4schines,
sorsel iioldns Machines. Door Growers,
zoo acts Moldirr Cgt.rls, Reiishins saws.
20 Needing i4lrrs Sssh saws
% A i-r...r benches. Blind Icnnorir,,
4 crosse t Benches BORN, hac.ines, . -
Nr.hts POI sciol Saws, Sash aud blind Stocking VA
cfosly Resaving balls, ciinest .
I fun M Lalhes 1859 II. shnfiny y TO in.
l,rr.. zee IA 10 fol alodinr Pulley. and Hinges,
5 Aicct. Lathe. Double and Single Leather
Balusief Machines, beiling Ne
LIE Jpr.A; LoriAs ga. 1900 T. Steam Pipe.
Zines Punch Presses portable Forge.
ase Guaz.i.ies OF Tools and Fixtures Sc psanJ to the
business AL the above Machinery IL hIst ass mgoNeu
aud nos anAn- IN the ases, AID mos, conn ee establish
kind IN tho Ln si,es costing tie i.ss'A pro-
pTletOr oyeg .@.aty thousand dol1Ts -,
pair heavy Truck Horses, perfectly sound an An
th Il aress Iuuiher Truck; good .eayy ant Horse
lages, aud sphus Cart Also dafk Chestnut aIis
Io Sc 10 haf h nigh. warranted perfectly sonnd ara Eini
All TO ro inside hree minutes h or without new iht
cty.1. De .eg4css aud shu,tcp buggy. adi ga oI
.su use Al the above property VIII be soid ID o's ~
salt purchasers at laree discount ifem cost ,,,,
Appy a. a. South 9st, Va add.es box NO. III btooN
Ign, b.. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

OI3 FOR MANIFACIUNINT 10 u
~ POsRS-Tbs attention 81 peisons Wishing % s1slt
manufacturing called the IA Mites afforded ~ kIate'
port " j. IL Only By boat ron New" ok
CIV las water as coal Iron aud lumber co'e coct rom
uj.ss and uiis AID delivered ground without
-hn 10 OF carr or &C. Lots s1sted sp goods 10
Ney York West south. 81 IiioaG erect nom factory
wiaoa eaftsye Can be I'D a low pices and on very res
aon, terms u rsyiron. Money would adysncsd 20 lep
build = desired particulars apply 70 H. r. htLhoJD'
10. Peari.si., New orx to COOLEY bLlDhIi'
TER. Agents Eizaoothport
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
printing.

sNHARLES c. SHELLEY, No. IS Barclay-st.
= Stem job Printer bheads Crculs,s Posters, Lax
Points, Cards, &C. CyDader Psesswo rk done Trade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
CRAWFORD PROPERTY FOR SALE

~ The STONE HOUSE aud II scres Of ground hall nile
ioa te Depot. situated high ground what une view o.
the sound aas cefus aud weIs. lie bonse contains -
rooui marble msusos rol shog Is lighted w.ln gas ifo
e. village md Is ~ complete order Tie Nomcs are iss'e
fy 40 ons and contain variety Of sit trees gre Pc
snc &C. merit house Tor gardener woIkshop bGrn snd
cTarc rouse being altogether the most de ifsbis property
for rnein1s reslleiIle iJ4 sale H. stenl] u
particulars aao Photographic views apply c. W SMITH,
ios a1d III Elizabeth SEELY, basement, Nsst-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Mr.. JAMES COOK.

IRvIse Hale. Sept 2 1863
CONCERiS-In oonse-
quence Of sickness in NJ Go,tsch.ks family bis
' MAX SrRAKOSCH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
ST. PAUL@ SCHOOL, BROOKFIELD, Ct
~ address the Rev. HI. ID. NOBLE.

ryTE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Of COLyAlBIA
i COLLEGE No 81 stias. .eo.ens Sept IL. Tic Pm
cial viii be AZ the School aer Sept confer with psea
There three Dor.sneptst sssica Scientific and Pro.
oaraory Ihe pupils 10 the Gas sl Dcpsisuen prepared
TO- College. ticse scr-hc for the Medical Colleee. the
law sclooi OF tie Counting House 70 isudc hoTousnuc-
tc branches OF Greek Latin, Netsemaes Juspra dente
es-ge fespoclyely o. ProiessoIs AhThOS lthe Rectos
DR,sLER PECK, and DWIGHT, OF Columbia College, and
Dy. Turner and FLAGG. as Exsigrets .
Psrcie,l the Rev GEORGE ~ BACON. 4. NJ, Ill L.
Vre.Prrcipai RS. BACON, A. d.. LII. H.
Catalogues con ns fall information my DC oo,aned u
Tlomeons No. I!05 Broadway tblsdisoa ,au-re,; X n
dolp's 10 6s3 Broaawsyi lockwood No ~ nrosdw ~;
guntous 10 ID 81 w. aad EQsseys, No ~ VIII liast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
FOR MANUFACTURING \

nor SALE. -Ierscns wanting Mild and
4 Delightful Climate orea all Winter, see sdEerisee. o.
l.nt,grd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
5D-AV.
Real Csstaie for Sale.
COUNTRY SEAT AND VALUABLE FARM

n 'ONAN 1ilN-y +A-N-4A
" FOR SALE.-Any person desiring Of tbs most de-
hghtfl situations Westcesr County, Commanding view
Of Long leland Souud far the eye reach may learn
extensive aad commodous and the place a6oua with ira
Of all kinds For heshuness and beauty Of ocson !. I'M
surpassed. Terms easy. Address MORRISON, Dox 40.
1895 NewYork Pos;-Ofice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Dancins Aea6emiss.

A DODWORTH's DANCING CLASSES
~ eomneacc at No. "a 5th-sv, On SATURDAY, Oct 3
'a.euc. 1t no. ls7 Hortasqe-st, B,ootyn TUEsDAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

VIH;EeILdA.NDg'. .-.u.,., s,pvs-r,,,. ,,a .;.,.,
set uacnl mild and hcatale s'e, ~ miles souA OF Fn
Gerbla by rsfoad. Rich so produces i.rse crops which
be g1OyLe 20 aud OocTc tracts al ioL 10
so per sere psysba within four years; good business
OPENINGS churches sshoc and good society u y now Tue
impIoy % place East Nest, HUNDREDS a.. sei, nc
and building Tie besuly ~h which tie place is l-ia ous
1nsrri s.ed Lettofs suswe.cd. Pepes contas
giyng I'D Information viii sen. free. AddesS
~ Lambs, slne.and 4 u, Cumberland Co.. Ne"''eis.J'
From Report Of Colon Robinson AZ Ed. Tribune.
II Is Of the rzeusise fertile tras IN en- IN
leyr position sad suitable condition loT pleasant aIln sst
.no~ OF this side Of The Ieat Western frAines"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
NOR SALE on EUROPEAN ACCOUNT

L We otter sor sale, above, COI.ttA LCt on 5h-v
below th.st also abou4 Of lend "a mos, desirable
ba ding ste College Point Apply only &c " Id slcLsan
No o viues, I'd door McANDEIW WANE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

4 FOR aNLE-Ihg rye snd comm ooons neg oni ~
la tho town Of Sofnors, srstces-er Iosny 40 mies
New ork CITY containing iirty odd Op. wei allg -,
YOUNG LADIES Bombing SCHOOL, 10 ohs''a "
TIE proprietor on easy terms.
Ale location OF tho Ec,irs. IN the county fceleiy
helutil ad opy = mites from tie hiren, 0ilr'aa ios,
Office TELEGRAPH station Episcopal and .hncIe
within five ninuies was. t.srtil orchard t0Zei.ri ~ u
five 20 ten sces Of had will be sold with me -hni os TOT
fuI..er particulars apply to j. u. iOUhO. No. ~ CLAoe's
st.. wttge vi.as VI bpldng rasy be SOON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

AEksON a. HAILlN's CABINET Or
VA Cas- to t~o,e stops each; price 90 to 500
each ,IQVrlutI everything - the c.Qdeol or
hannonuu lind nren t.1timOuy Of more than one
lrnaed ct enclt artists sna oTs4nso leading
the rcat excellence Of tLese iusruftnis and ter
ioriy al other. Of their ca. tor private snt pun
u.a. Also, N-,3deous from so 10 Sly e-cL In'tfAcd
Catalogues sent free. W.frfooms Sos and HeIeersi
Sew.ioTs Adtrss MASON BROTHERS.
.nRGANS.-W. II. DAVIS, Church Organ
" Du.der established IS ye.s offers foT sae olc yary
.w.ored Orgn Of Il soVs Peda Lourin 10 feet tore
one d. ..ops rcdal, one u ny y sioys IHc
.boVe are wIsIsntcd- Factory, No q Dowlin-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
Chn-ces for Busincse alelI.
NRUG STORE FOR sALE-Onc of the

NRUG STORE FOR SALE-the OF the
~ most elegantly furnished Drug Stores in America
situated IL la y Vi 81 Louis, No. Is offered .or sale. 10
ocried Of The prominent corners In the city ia.
been esahhca yesrs ad doing business second to no
ohcr similar sAmeat in ibis county, 10 any person de-
Entering tie drug business th' 3 one OF the best
Dporan Is ledon well established and lucrative
& o sed for sale. For further paTticasls Inquire at
SGHIEkFHiN BROS K Co, No. 100 WiAaIn'st, ~ l., or
al.ile-s Boz 80. lajl. II. Louls Z. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

q HAVE tao most important IMPROVE
\ MENT ever miio ia FInEkRIs since guns werr iI
vented lere to make gelnen !9r =, niAnui-c
ture lnquile IN he Pat,r. shop Of No - Elm a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

DATENT SEAMLESS SACK MANUfAC-
N TORY fr SkLE.-1hc Subscribers oltr i9i sALE
their PATENT SEAMLESS SACk MANUFACTURE con
Machinery fof manufacturing their taoat Seacs! sAcfs.
Also b.earhery Printing fess. together WIN tAen entire
Water Power, and Tel eIDaul fsouses
THIS -lc.s are mauuacnrd under Letiers Vsient Issued
Oct 10 lC. With improved addition heE.to annexed Jny
no sud sustLer EDITION thereto snusycd March J. 1904
TXohras he Patent Is owned ov no .u9.ct.er. sAl
Win r.. sod wlth the above named fopcy, tbs remaining
Lid ~ crest ho purchased % tscaso 41e price,
c e5oyr vAnlbe ud dirlte property on ldtei IN me
VILLAGE of Basor spa ssIstoga County, Neslofk State
OF uilo gou the Delos 81 tho icn.se ger ana
ssrsosa Raosi Tie KayeaeFoseras Creek aud WIN DC
sold u yeiy reasonable sl'ca. ,,t
position Of tho purchase money can renla On t0oa a-
-'''s'S" JAMES NJ COOK and
SAMUEL AZ. COOK, .u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

DEM0VAL.
Ia III. I.s'uro end Recitation Rooms u
IGE SEW-tORk HIGH SCHOOL u
removed 20 EBSif Hall Nos o. o. ~. and u "ett
$50 D.. between 5th AID tsh.ev
For nft space end ventnson a. well A. iot beauty ond
eouvence q. sI!angenen tao accommodations sfe u'c
qO4ied -.
The aepsr.ne. Of French Is untr the personal direction Of
BIZ A. gEiiNAED.
The Classical md Scientific Departments LiteIto
under IL ciargc o. 81. fEDBiLLD.
Iao Primary Department Is under tho careful supervision oil
both the Il!Dcipss
Tie Boarlng Department seuans at Nos 2T and l29
Broadway.
The fal resm cononences or Tgesdsy, Sept; Is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

ID p. JTNKs SCHOOL viii reopen at No.
Ia. l2i4 Bro4-wey two doors below soths, on Mon
DAY Sent. IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

~. chartered 1853 end aodirg thorough Collegiate edu.
cation opens Oe 10, 1863. SPECIAL Department is nnlsss
and aides desfns 10 ftady for their BON It, Terms
.onsble For circular address Mrs. n L. O5CANYAN, To-
b LafaveLLe. plcr. ..eW.l OK CIy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26
DRIVATE INSTITUTIONAL. W. WOR-


IL THEN, su;hoi OF "NorAeIs Celebrated Method OF
gerage now prepared teach give lessons 70 those
who de.ire hs instruction (ENEHISG at No. 9d Gthay,
bet 9th Jsihss No pay required cness perfect sa's-
faction i given ia method neither Looks o. Table,,
and ID shorter than any other way o. averaging
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

ID. "a
w IEkNDii aud ENGLISH SCHOOL. So. l,sii Bi,,a
~ay, dor below hat, ~ be lcop.iol on 81
sept H. CIRCULARS . tbs School at boc-wo So -
ana Csowln 80. go E.oaday u the Iedenee oil '"e
rrilcip. 80. "a ioih-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

IL AMERICAN INSTITUTE, No. I Yves; 2Cths'. las
been opened since The ih Of September Pupils wi 70
ceived every dsy had at The lrst.c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-26

fiI III Annual sis'f4Ol'
FREE nFADlNG-ROOM and fiCrJkE GALLFNT, FREl
SCHOOL Of ART Tor WOMEN, ri,J.E CJassEs a
NIGHT In AAIBEMaTICs, thhAlSfRi, PUNE en-
APPLIED PLY SiCAL and IEClL ANlCAL SCIENCE
FREE HAND MECHANICAL and ARCHITECTURAL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

PnILL,P SHIvELv, OF WapecOng, Mi
ami county, Indiana, wrote = miserAbly
reasonable low. flung letter to his cousin,
Who is 10 the army at MurfreesborO, and
The latter abhoriing the d~ocumentlike q
True man, sent it 10 us, to expose the
fellow. PHLLlr's letter, like that Of
nearly all the eopperheAd letters which
we have seen, is the production Of q
grossly ignorant man. He boasts Of be-
ing q copperbead, and glories In hi
shame. His cousin, on the contrary, Il
evidently a man Of intelligence and edu.
cation. Would IL not be a good plan 4
have the ans # al wyiters Of coRpeheot
letters registered at headquarters, and sen
home for publication 2
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01
Tho Right spirit.

The eldest son Of Longfellow, the poet,
only Is " ars OF age determined on rntrr
Jog the military service OF the country,
aud, to learn the soldiers lite from Tie
beginning enlisted as a private in Cap
tain McCartney's Battery OF Massachu-
setts Artillery, stationed ut the seat Of
war, aud for several weeks discharged,
ia a mlnne that gave entire satisfaction
10 bis cap'ain, the hardest and most dis.
agreeable duties Of a private of horse ar
tillery. Neither he n,r his falker made
any effort 10 get lin n commission,
though probably no youth in America
has stronger influences, arising from par
rental distinction, wealth, social connec-
tions, and family friendships, than he.
A commission has, however, recently
been giving to him as Second Lieutenant
in the lst M ,s~sachusetis Cavalry, on the
accommodation Of the Geld officers of
that regiment, who knew his quali6ca-
tions As horsemaD, aud his Knowledge
OF drili and tactics acquired by nearly
two years steady and preserving prac
tee in the drill clubs OF Boston,
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-01

We have received so many l,tters from
the E ist Tennessee soldiers, all crying
out 10 the Government, Send us on
10 6sht TIE wrvtches who are expressing
our families al hume; We are anxious to
soi" that Y would be impossible, and in
fact needless t. publish them all. Com
mandsr-in. chief Of the Army and Navy
OF the United Slatesl hearken to the
cries Of your Oounirymen. They pan
10 ru sh upon the rebel foe.