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The Union and journal., 1863-09-18


Tar s,rc ~ ,bc Plantation Hitter, |, without
,ro.odsr, IN n. history 81 IN, world Tbero
!. mn score, IN thu matter They mr., nj opco
,h. mos, ,no.dv .,rcnc,b,p;np b.ol,b.rs,torcr
ever d;~oy,r,d. II reouirrs but n siprle trial
~ rrd.r.,,nd mi. Their ,u,;ty can aluays
r.. r,,;.d ,,on Th.v mr.. ,o,n,s,se,, nj ,,,e cal
.,..,.d r.,;.oy. R,rt C.,,,,;Il, R,,t D.nd.-
H.. c,,.u.,,;,. p,,u,x, y.v,,a., P,ow.r,
wi,,.,1rs.n AMI. r,over R,d, Or,nr, Feel.
60 D., 60, r.,;u,,., p,,do,.
n m ,ooo W
ioooh' W,
in'' "'. ''p'0,"''' 'es,"N ', ,,. s.e
men, puol' spf'se' "n' pe''ons - .' ,:
nao,'S anu Seaea'",y '''' WV ''fu'. -
,''"' 80 ''"'" W. ''0'' ''''' s'''' '''
Delicate females and weak persons arc GER
tain 10 find In these Bilicrs Whist they have so
long looked for.
S-T--is6O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.
Tho, n.r;,v. ,,r,,v,h,n and iu,ivoru,e.
Tbcy Great. a healthy ap,cti,e. ...
They ar. a. ap.i,o,e 10 chang. Of water and
diet. o.
They overcome effects OF dissipation md late
hour,.
Tho, ,,,rnytben The .y,,em and cnliyen tho
mind
T,,ov ,,r.v.,t ,n;asr,,;c o,d int.rm;,,,,l "a
V r. .,c, -. ,.,t 49,, ,.;,n,v -, N.
-.
c,;,,;,
They curc Diarrhca, cholera and Cholera
Morbus.
They euro Liver Complaint and Nervous
Headache.
They arc tho best bittcrs In The world. They
make the weak man strong, and arc exhausted
natures great restoreT.
-. "a. ~" =. ..., =, 80 ,o..
80, psvp'v c. c,,,,.;, ~ N.
~, ~. ", ...;,..,,
Near Acquia Creek. March 4th, 1863.
Owing to the great exposure and terrible de-
a. 4 Al. - ...,... T,~..
oo"p0'''Y" -. -, -, A.. .,,m,.h
u's, ,; -. p''n 80. ",.,.,.. A. .r,;,,. c.Ilod
n,,.',,N" 49, p,,.".. -, g., n. nj. N
v",' '""o" s.s,lI D' ~ -. =. .,..nn,h .nd
@ ..,.,,,. wi. ~ 80 ,,,.,s;.. ,,,.v r.v, -, Inn.
~.s,p,. - IL, t., h.,,.. .Ino.t .lrov,d m.
-. -, r.r;,,.,. ..I h.vo
s;n.. ..o, ,h,,, v,ed in MANY ca,e. anil ann
free To say, Tor hospital or private purposes
know OF nothing like them ars.
REV. u. y. CRANE. Chaplain.
Letter from tho Rev. N. Z. CUPS 81 Clairs-
willie. pa. 49,
g,ntirm,n. You were kind ,.poucb. on
$780,. .,....,,, A. ..,a -. ~, T.. g.,
a. =, p,..,.,,r. p,,,... - ~ A.. ~,s.
-. - ...... - "a. - =. W"
s 1,..', go, - .0V" "."su' .on WV use
'oe'. n'','s' "e'',0 NC. W 'oa''""'e '"ea
you VIII please Send as Sax oo''les more TOT 'he
am. very truly, yours.
N.E.Gup,.Pas,or Ger Ref, Church.
- -. W ~
SoLDiERs' !ioNE. SurERiSrrspr's OyricE,
o'ncinn"''' Jan. i'tn' ioo''
Ibayo given your Plantation Bitter, TO hun
dreds Of our nob,e soldiers who stop herr, more
ar Lao. ,,,..h,.,, sr,,,, x,,;o,s co,,scs and tho
The Union and journal., 1863-09-18

% towns entire and . towns by majoritics
give 33s majority for the Government.
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Letter from tho Rev. N. Z. GILDs, 81, Clairs-
willie, Pa: fsVrg
Genhemsn: You were kind enough, on q
former occasion, to send me half dozen bot
ties Of Plantation Bitters for $3.50. My wife
having derived 50 much benefit from the use of
these Bittcrs, desire her ~ continue them and
you viii please send as six bottles more for tho
money inclosel.
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bring them to the grave. II being the cause IN many
instances of Deafness beside the fearful inroads
makes on the general health and the alarming extent
to which prevails has brought it under the notice o
Dr. Rowe who has devoted much time and attention 10
it, and succeeded at last in discovering system oi
treatment under which it yields readily and is cured
The case of Miss Day daughter of Mr. Thomas =
Day Of No. o3 Pearl street Brooklyn. Is an Illustration
of this The young adys health hns been so impaired
by it that all her friends supposed she was in consunp
ton and that her life would be Of short Duration
Everything had been tried in vain. Fortunately Tor her
she was not yet in consumption though she had sevcr"
times raised blood. and seemed TO be sinking fast un
der Dr. Rowcs care however she has been restored 10
excellent health and the disease entirely removed.
This should be lesson to those afflicted not to let
progress far for every may not be 80 fortunate
when so far gone 10 be restored.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 96, 1863

NICOLLOn Saturday De-. 2 at Nsw.Windsor. d. Jonn
D. Nicol, in the 2jlb yesr Of his age. ~ .
Tie relatives and friends of the family respectfully inyteh
attend the funeral from the esiencc OF his m)he on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock. Trlns leave Chambers
Depot At and 10 Carrisses IN waiting at Ne"
bursh
STENEHSIn Harlem on Saturday morning Oct a. Davi1
Stevens. a7el GO years and months. 49,
Tire friends and scquennce invited TO attend the funeral
services at his late residence, Onehunded andt"enty
iourh street, between Seventh aud Eighth avenues Mon
day 10Th inst, al p. The remains win be taken TO
stanford, Conn, on Tuesday morning, for interment'
WELLS = Suddenly, Saturday, Oct a. OF apooleAy
judge Wells, ated 81 years. -
His relatives End reud invited 10 eieDd his frnera from
his late residence, No. 0lj Washington street on Monday
Oct iG at His remains will be taken to Tarrytown
WALRIDGFOn Saturday evening. Oct. a. suddenly Miss
Eliza J. Ns!bridge.
Her end aud a. ose 81 her brother law Erastus Bukey
respectfully invited attend her funeral from her late
residence No. G0 Ross street Brooklyn H. d., on Tuesday
neht at o'clock Her remains viii be taken to Lansing
burgh for in,rment.
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AZ rmpetlant sii.ee.cll.
Fi.m .ae is.oi 81 n-ir

! It.I q l..tI.
The r'ue,cCuiA century wifi b. lresd l,w"
b. his,oIr as one in wiJch science has msdc rrca
progress than tiny ollca Dtt.ycry r.nn discovery
has chan rcd egN o.rc iir .ailm 90 living so nI-eh
80 that could icIeia,c io,-fn 70 carA iicy ~o'
fully roalzo ;hat generation iagoallc aud morfcfY"
had srrll, uy IN tie 90 fe one % wien they De-.
onged. Among taeti al mediein Aeh not been behind
hand many operations le'oie con- decd im1o ibe
are now performed with saccc,s, and dcHaca cols.d
cred ncrlabl yield readily under tie haau VI The skili
ful physician. \ disease than Nl.cA iirre 10 none
more deletorious and .nsdouf, Cnr,ng TO pIcnrturs
grave hundreds annually and which las heretofore
bafod the skin Of the most eminent ply.cilns Is Ca.
tarrh Few realize the fatal Consequence fom neg
ectng It, Consumption that tcTor Of ten ors is but the
effects Of Il in its advanced stages. As many may have
It In its nei,en, stage ard not be OF H. copy
for hc1r boraGt the following paragraph from treat
se on it by DR.. Rowe Of No ~ Concord street. Brook
Ign:
Caarr IN Is first stage, I. Inflammation Of the lining
Of the nose IL produces feeling of uuraac ea aud ttil
Of tho 3ss which are oen closed o oe OF TIE other
side caused by TIE tckness 81 The cmhiane nom nh'i-
matiou thin watey discharge commence cxcoIdtins
hat pr, Of .he skin with wc comes IN contact II Tie
disease = not checked then 'bc flrg s0oH cone nfed
with blood with od,1 ~ os dag aad some
very ofeD i've. ghe ,eh Of the rter' comes 10
Feyongy offensive ~ 70 ios'e hI nom tc' ~ 'd fridcf
him o cct Of disgust lnfsE The duct gc frequently
drops down the throat and be- 10 be- huwked up n order 20
obtain feiiei- Of us sud taste become greatly iI-
paired lad ioaetime8 entirely of-o dislIrif hrhdHehe
makes rs Isnce o. te ionie f9us- =" ~. ''
the Jon extends for 90 bc hns.cal tlOes 10
n middle caT the hearing becomes more or it Impaired
Il it Extend down the 'roni II gives risc 10 ~ p "ia Dn
cLi end ofcntncs 10 contumI INcu. bAt itHrcc .nd
nyeetigaons oil tie greatest N medo science have
shed the fact that ~ fully wDtTd a. c tn,' 81 coA
.n,nrfio By insnlDe and u.rtrio of the
ajr ua..a.cs Aeuembcr ne J.s GLd oag rDeU C,
aunpliJn .s iislresent.on'
snuls have frequently been used but have proved Of
no avail Speaking OF the issue II. Rove says
nr,,o;pcc ies ugoycd 10 me ,s' sIugs have no bene
6eia od rs Whatever on TIE dclsc-e Only t9od hey DO
being TO cca4 The nosiT wn-n oDsiuctgo Nh'h .2In
inrous alcct by irritating the ebrnne aud thercby "ea
,ng the inlainnaii0E'
Very many 'mogine that 1t isaSeVcfe oo'1 '"ey "''
suffering FROM c1d that 1t VIII soon go away % Il"
sidious is the tsease. \
There are rpepy that have i. suffer and despair OF
holm, ovar cured vet know that Vt uust ulttua,eiv
. A~v~-
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foliowing appointments of meetings:
MONDAY oct. u.
o--- (Ex Gov HENRY s. LANE Of Ind
Hs. Hs. i 7As sAEftb 4 fai5ds S 81 Mfs oiao
su,SArO- hon. HON J. NJ w. hsIfY az }GeS q onio o. ''
ApAas-Hon. HENLY WILSON Of Mas, afternoon.
w.=aurows FS4Gifi ls4 ENsf t6E5EiT M;EiT o.
aoxg-Col T. II. GiBRs - Tenn.
,..,. Hon. GRkENf CLAY sIiTH o. Ky.
hxkSA- Hon. Join y. BlNcbAA
ErnApr1Hrows-ioa ioa. ". X. pECX,, ,jry Of Conn;
.c4sAsDAouA- Dr. JAS. 6. JAcNsoN.
(Hon. JOHN ". FOiNEf Of Penn.
TRY Hon. LEWIS BABkLh of Meme.
LroSs-GEO. SAUL Of SyIscnse ,,oor,yoo,
s:rsvxsAvr FALLs-li'n JVHS J; ~ no@hboo"' XXX.
S0OsyILLE-lIou. MN. i. UOhfID oi hllci.
MAsIrs-Hon. DANlkL T., + hfR oi conn.
"xsDsPozr-fIo; ht0khAh .gv
'oAr IrAvn- Hon iio" :. b O. O. EF6sLF.
cATsKrLL-Col. r. s MA1BkWs Of LaAi'nore
LiNA-Hon y. II. HAMMOND
cAucyRrtxs {Goy. r1fRREfOhT Of Va
PpEeLE--GEO t. MAINLAND
PcKT LKYDzS-f. S. LAMBEHr
cGAvrAAcr- Hon. Hon. Jons Gl54s' Z I M sgefy,ilrrr
GRggsPoKr-Lon LOhENZO s!l1i. " OoD Of Texao.
HnusswIcx- a. H. CmhsE ON - o. ''A''"'
MsDIsA-Dr. FRANK TAYLOR Of icry.
Yosrrn- 5%dsfJ M x sthoE, Of Florida
FLoRIpA-H q. BOND ofn. y
WooDBoysssma,c!oI Thos II. niTE dKy
o r. BEARD.
OTuvnLE-0. J. PRESCOTT Of Me-.
IL. l. IVES
TUESDAY. Oct. Il
BAlI'ros SPA Hon % Z. K. fGsILn q or. ~
s-vN vAIlsr- aS" 10" 4 ~ snHf%i Ss,dr sh %
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El-uxfsIxErl.EsStAs
CTgfn


cid OF iobrr, j. I'd france, a. Gsie. o,,d months.
hel ne al fo ,ns % re.j-aer u her % 80 li " s.i
Twentieth street. Monday. Oct. % a. ooOoA .. Her
remains viii De taAon 10 New Canaan, Conn
DOTY - In Brooklyn, Sunday Oct % Frederick A..
yo-nges Of ebeeea sud the late John Doiy In tie h
yoeT u his age.
Tie relatives sl ond Of tie miy se respectfully inyod
to attend hi. funeral s'ylccs nom The lesilcnce o. ~
mother, No. 2J Union street, Tuesday, De- "a a
o'clock The remains w.. be aiken 10 Ae"'Ssun.".eA
N. J for nteImeui.
HOUGHTON-On Seventh day morning The 2.,hins; Nelson
honghton, IN tie C3th year OF hi itr.
daughter A. 81. DroNater invited 10 attend hs flurr'i
Second day, the 10Th Inst. Il ~. ocgoA n, if'm
Friends Meeting House, on Twenty seventh street, near
Boston pepcIs please copy.
HUGGOn Sunday morning Oct 25 charIcs son Of ihe isle
LaL Hug, at ne se,i nee Of bis broar George iHts
No. 30 smith street. south iIoot .yn. ,
The Ieaiises and friends afe cspc,inly mviea y, m's,
liHbofo CI.) palers please oolJ.
JOHNsON-On Saturday mom.ns oct. "a, in The olh yeai
Of her oge, Mary Noel, widow Of tha' D. Jot,o"' g."
The relatives snd hicnds Of the nniiy invited 10 Hirh
inclaI services a, the Middle Dn'eh thnft eo,n,
ococs p. IA, without further invitation.
LLOYD-suddenly on Thursday ~ Of OF The
lunrr fir. John Z. Lloyd in te sih ycor Of h age
io 'end tire ianclil ilom biz iais restenee No w,
1Lytidrd street, Monday nioning ze1h "''' a. Il
O'clock.
LOsEE-n hew.yoE on SATURDAY oci. p Al & am Sarah
g. r. daughter OF Theron and Nancy Losee, aged ~ eis
months and H. day. .
The remains inferred in Greenwood yercriay sundaji
afternoon. Oct. ZJ.
Fireplace. Long Island on - ndhy ", ~
Mrs sally Miller, widow Of the late % NA'Aa"'' "''
aged - years. =, ,
MctLUKE--Sndirn'y Sunday morning, Oci 70 A'Auu'i
Mcclure, H. the ssin year Of his . ,,,,. !,
The relatives and friends the family az respeh,J 'i'' @
attend the funeral from lis late residence NO 10 i'!
street, Nodncsday afternoon at oclock.
Railway n. j., on Sixth day. Ftdiy. th'
2Jd iu, oh Showe pe ia The Blst oi hu sxv
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-..a-~.s.- .-sr.x-s-x-zzn
Euter:ainmeu,s-1 Monday, Oct

BROOKLYN ACADEMY or MuslC-IAc Marble Heer'
ACADEMY or MUsIC-MacOeth.
NlBLOS GARDEN taIiiIls.
WALLACK'S THEAIfE-Nossdhe.o or the Rife Bs.'
WINTER OARDEN-tiJcs ~ tie Wooc-kuasi4n Ainifi
MY Seighbor's " iic
OLYMPIC THEATEH-po aAOafas-iy Prcfergsr
BARNt'M'S MUStf M-hoviAs Wax firures Python
Giant Boy &C. at s LouIs; tie 5aNeous Oh,si Wan eta
Or VIE Waning Of le-h and tie ballet Isio.4me nj
3 and :. p.
PARK 1HEATER lBrookInj-Ka.e kearney-Gwo Bon
oEoRGF CHRlsTY's sMiNsTRELs-5s5 BFoaiw iy-Ethi.
opiaLisui.
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Grover s. Baker,, scwins Machines

Grover & Baker,, Sewing Machines
THE HIGHEST PREMIUMS
OVER ALL COMPETITORS
FOLLOWING
STATE FAIRS or 1863.
For the Best Family Sowing Machines tho Best Mannflctur
inc Msehincs and IN, Bes; Machine Work
NEW. YORK STATE FAIR.
FIRST KaRyIUx FOR tAhfLr MAcHiSs
TIRsT PRgMrua Y0n DoUBLgTHRfAD MACHINE
Pmsr PREMIUM FOE MACHINE WORK
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
TInsr PREMIUM roR MACHINE poR ALL PURPOSES
fIRsT PREAIUA PoR MACHINE WORK
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
FIRST PReMrua FOR FAMILY MACHINE
FIRsr PREAIUM poR MAsUFAcLUIN3 mAcHisE-
FIRST PREmrUa poK MACHINE WORK
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
FIRST PREMIUM poR MACHINE yoa ALL PURPOSE
FIRST PREMIUM FOR NACHIsE W. oRK
IOWA STATE FAIR.
FIRST PREMIUM pOR FAMILY MACHINE
FIRST PREMIUM FOR MANUFACTURING MACHINE
FIRST PREMIUM PoR MACHINE " onA-
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR.
FIRST PREMIUM PoR MACHINE voR ALL PUniossA
FIRsr PREMIUM voE MACHINE WORK
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR.
EIasr PREMIUM YoH FAMILY M.onIsE
FIRST PRgxIUM PoR MANUFACTURING MACHINE
FIRST PRgsiUx FOR MACHINE WORK
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.
FIRST PRgarUn FOR HANuPACrvRIN9 MACHINE
IIKsr inEaiua FoR BEAUTIFUL MAcnisE WoR1.
OHIO STATE FAIR
FIRsY PREMIUM TOR MACHINE Work
AID AT THE FOLLOWING COUNTY FAIRS;
CRlrIENDES co. Nt) AGRL soc.
FIRST PRgsICm FoR FAMILY MACHINE
FIRST lEEMiUa goR MA.UFAcIyRIsI MACHINE
frnsT paEaIJH TOR MAcifss WORK
FRANKLIN co. az. W FAIR.
Fif.sr PR.rIur FOR FAMILY MhCHisE
Fi.sr FRsMrG rOu MASuPAcIURis0 mACHish
CHhaPLhiE VALLEY W. AGRb SOC.
FtAgT PREIiUH fOa fAaILy MACniaE.
FIasr PaEaIUg PcR MA'Haciuhi.d MACHINE
Fli.sl NKLiUM VOH MAcAia. " OAK
UAMPDEN 60. fIlss) AGRL soc.
DiPLosA TOR FAMILY MACHINE.
diploma FoR MAcais. " oiA.
otJTTNs co. ~. " fGRL SOC
nan lgEsiUN ron FAMILY MAcHisG
WAsIIlNGTOS co. ~ " FAIR.
llgu qRaAiUa Foa FA-itT MACHINE
SARATOGA CO. e.. - FAIR
rusr TnzHlUr FOR FAsfIY "icuisE.
NFrUaSICS' INSTITUTE Psl FAIR
Fn-sT PnH-IuN TOR h.acnisz ION AL PurPoSas
flasg lgAG!UA yOH NAgHi.l WoR1.
~ The shove comprise. a. the Fair which ta
CiOstK a BhN.E NtthlH4.5 "cr, cAiioiel this yeai
sALER0Cas. io5 BaDAVWAY. EEwYoRK.
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a Most Attractive
ASSORTMENT OF NEW GOODS,
for the Fail Trade Ju., received direct from Egrops
gROSZr CEOUPS and FIGURES eessics designs, Ne"
STYLES Of BRO.lE sud MARBLE CLOCKS. PARiiN
srArIARY fson she mos artistic facinref'i NV
SHAPES OF
FRENCH CHINA DINNER AND TEA SITS
400 dlassea. patterns q Decorated Do. Do
Rich CT. al YfGRAvED GLASSWARE. New Ps't'7n'
l.om the London aIhbi,io',
ALSO
Our usual FINE ASSORTMENT Of CHANDELIERS
SILVER AND rLAgBD WAR;. CUTLERY e., &c.
r.. v. HAUGIiWOUT a Co,
Nos Is,S 800 and i9s nroldway COT o. BEoofae's'-
The Great American Tea Company, Price
LISroftis.r TEAS = now Fily Parties anywhere within
tle Lor,L srArEs PRouScrs wEgr lsoiEs, or sorr"
Avyaic, wihius hive ~ ArL TEASn not over
TWO CENTS pr posad lbyf e'ican - by ~aAi'; tie
request. snl It vii b, sen. hy rc,rri of mall
TIE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY.
Importers and Jobbers,
No u vesrys, Ncwyork
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
From ne Hon. la .i,s, Pai.sn, Msiae
The Grasfsnberg Vegetable Pills.

Are the best in the world Tor family use and ior
IspiaksrIos-CoNs - fEADACug -Na.vorssGo
-EuIorsSFss- HFARrsuRS Ac,prY - NAuskA-riArr
LrSoE-w Ant pAPPHrIrB-DYsPsPsIA COMPLAINT
-tRrpINGs tkvkRs.
on account II tser great miiness and from the ficth
the. ae yi sap.ente, leaus re botc.s a t0ssif
condition, s raeabers Pts VW be found more iI''Hf
than any Others.
rv- price 5 cents pr box On the receipt Of ore dol
four boxes wall be sent by mall Tree postage TO any part {"
the country
to, An orders for Gaef,nber. medicine. should be ad
dressed J. T. Bridge, NJ. ~ Rcsilst Pbwie'aH "'19eH
0eyg Institute No. l3D MilllIn-st.. New YORK -, IN
~ d. Bridge lcG coasu ,eh patients "' o'''eJ'' M
a. to A p a
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MtILlegrtyD.

!DOT-NtlLhI-At sirngA,l1. N@s4.. on ihgTaday. OF
d, 1y tr Ret frinci. Ii.lfy Homer Foot JU aDI ha'
g. yoansrsl sils ol to ate JOAN - baisy ol Ncs
ioik
lAELON - BOEShLL ~ the reaidcnce Of the biidc's
uDuts H. Moal.fowu y. J., on cdnrsdiy oct. "a, by
itr Rev. Hi.iop sssisi,i. by tie Rev a. L. tlcr
tle John lau,n Of the hcH ~ ran,rrloe, snd h4
Ameir diusi - Il the late JOAu l,onsaiL
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Doafneos.
CATARRII,

DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
NOISES IN THE HEAD. RI
AND ALL DISEASES or TIE
EAR AND THROAT,
Exclusively Tresrdby
DIR. LIGHTHILL.
Author of "a PopolaTsesise Deafness" lesess o,
Ca.arrh" &C., &C., q, his o'fcs
No. "a ST. MARKS PLACE.
Office hours from Ga H. till 3p.u
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sy,1s C,o.c =, The Post.onre.

ympN.. Tasslsy Oct, 7..........,........ = p o..
For Kes Orleans 6y steamer re0ie, WeLnrsday
0et n
VI, ~ Jo.epb Mo-. ............. - ~. AMI "a
Eort-Ar,arv Bnco and .das.......Ja ari a 4.
Mil and We. Way =.
ty.,.en Mail via Ffie Hsasl ........5a and "a >.
so.,b.,, i south N ..tef Nsl....5a ~ - oni 30
Fs.,sr' ~ .........5a m AID g.. g.
New. Bedford Eewpori nd tai sef............ o. III
Tho Long islUud MaL cfsfa ~ - q IA, al 4 o..
guLdsr biaisOn SUNDAY a'l suails closr at !. = IA
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Prepare for Winters storms.

IEDIA-RilanEI CiOrliiNC Of every description, RUL
BIER BOOTS and SHOES RTBda RTBhEaH GiWses Inpss cn ,o'
Prs Sc Nc sI.o I. 6ne assortment OF INDIA -kUBbl x
JEWELRY. TONS FANCY ARricLEs, & &c, for sale oy
No. 205 Broadway, near Fultonst,
Manufacturers aud W Wholesale AZ Retail ns.,-
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Movements OF Gcera Steamcr5.
m G..IxYr
To AnnlAE
Tuion Meetings.

Toe Union State Committee has made the
following sppoiltments Of meetings:
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Ii. Z. WYANr, with J. -. Nerserea,,
No. 2 Warren g.
New Yo.k. Sept. g. lC63.

NcxY5.k. Sept lG63
do hereby certify that for tho past fifteen months my
heasne be- been effected 70 a considerable extent and thai
by an operation Of d. LgAh have been restored to ny
fl hearing reside in Dero; and intend leaving Tor home
80 on those desire OF knowing the vesscy Of this nay In
au,.e of Ir T. j. Macarthur, Nc. 45i broaaway.
p. McTERNEY.
D
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A little dsue,er of mine has been afflicted with trouble
discharge from both the result Of scarlet fever Df
Ls uEd,E whose placed her has removed the cs
ctarSe eoiupl tely ard improved her hearing.
W. H. RAMON, No Piue-sI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26
Nsw.yoaK. June II, 1853.

Dr. Lghh has succeeded In restoring to perfect heaHot
nv ear which hes been de. for time caused bys
cold A. am Obliged leave for New Orleans Ia few days
those who may wi, 70 make further inquiries nsy cal nay
brother Nr h g. Potter no. - Read st. ln o. streeter
Fsxon Po.icE who vii be k,rpy give any niorms'i's
desired " " iOIAth'
C,p,.in and A. q NJ Department, osthe GuiE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-10-26

No. sa0 WATER sr.. Ngw YORK, June 5, ~
D.. Lich,tll has succeeded in completely resonns my
hearing which seriously impaired afhoush r'e'.'i
to epl.yins him treated 10y several r.'i'" .
withou. the least benefit. Any further ii.'...'''
shoud b. pleased render application to a.. d my
residence 30 IL 2ds,, Brooklyn, +. d., OF at ny p'e
Of business, no 40 Wa,er'st
" Iy,f " WATERBURY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-24
from Cairo.


CAIRO. July % Gen HurIbut's scouts arrived
at Memphis To day from Okalona, Mississippi.
They report Johnston at Brandon and Sherman
in possession of jackson
RuSelcs Chalmers, Saunders and Fergu-
son forces are at Tunelo.
Ruggles J. 'cntratng his forces with the
intention probably OF making dash our
lines
Correspondence from Bra..s and Johnstons 8
armies depict them in great de-titution and
greatly demoralized
They give NJ the Mssissipoi. and advise plant
erS 10 stay ana m Ike the best tel possible
Scouts report the majority of planners anxious
that We should set possession of the country be-
fore Davis has time to conscFipt
Jnhn,tnn's army is estimated as not to exceed
900
Great cons ernation exists thro Ighaut the
whole Southern country.
Reports of our success at Natchez. Yazoo City
AMI Jackson are fully confirmed
Laree amounts of munitions of war. especially
ammunition, have fallen into our hands at these
places
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-24
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, July - i his evenings Repub.
lican contains the following:
From the best information ut hand. it appears
that Lees army is near Winchester or above that
point.
Our army occupies such position that Lee
cannot get back to Richmond without fighting at
disadvantage.
The Rebel General is either holding his posi-
ton to gather supplies from the crops in the val
lev, or with the aid of such reinforcements as he
may have obtained To give another battle or sc
ries OF battles TO the Army Of the Potomac
Our army is ready to fight him, and anxious,
indeed. rather than return to another campaign
in those districts ct EirginiA which have been so
thoroughly devastated by war.
We may expeci stirring news from Gen Ne ide
and his army soon
From an official statement, TIE public de1t ID
TO the FIRST OF July, furnished by the Treas
ury Department Is IS follows:
Tot. public debt of the United States, July
lst. shown by 'he books of the Treasury De
partment, 81 ,097 224 500.