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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE


NNNAAhNs
isish 49, - the b~n~ti -.d .. q rsuiina %
yassuS s.-s aai ofh~rs. -hs .user frous N.r.au.
b-tHiiiy. Earh iNcsv. -ni fa-ir kiusir~d 80
ns-nfs-sugspls - ~ MACS q ssif c.us o. go
40 49, earrf nf-a.eu ar~r u~fag q vtrrru O. ~
pisrst c-atd~o~- in sardirsl hsr.i-fg 49, gsack -
~ b. enctlsing 30 pait dtr-cte1 ~uv~Ial--
ssngie cuTs>. 49, - - 81 m au-has Narn...
80 NstFats. Esq. H~iiort. Neg. Cosat,
N-~ Nerk
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

y 30 49, esiia.stri ttat oY-r t. Hs-s-.F
fsruffef D.ir-sare uaii t1 o. ..li'.ar rr.-as s--
aasHf ia W. Yoke s.lae. a.fh .ar e.. h---ef
fa 49, b. faf BE-. fh.s -.aa-. f-.-, f..,..,.r
49, fsTurF fa .nea s.o nr- fac fss-,rufs II
hrarf. rasrsrfrr anf "a .' ca aaa.- r-fs r--s-a.
naeaiiifpa o. ite 90 .fsr 81 aranf asrsr-
fa.f Oh prslfr rf fner.f.res e.. thrrsfsf~ sos
$500 ar.rf tslsr ta-,tafr.f fst~ 81 uusa's s..rf
- 7sr'ffr utrf e. rrefrss.ras 90. lsi NsEs Is
sffff go 80 r.f fou HafhIar. arf rrsf saTs
80 naaf fffrrfs. o.. sfserilsiaE pafsessss
- a1e ras7s 80 ri 20 49,. 1879 - - So
y - trus'frF ~ n -. 1888 ysa sse- "a
80 - t~t BE-
- o.. = sd 80 f-ss. o. s~asisr 49, sfsssp
- s-ssss. ns.nr.ti - sa DISEASES pf WOW
- aai ID frrafs N.sslss FrafrsilY. gtsta1 i.f.l
iafraaffsn - ~ 49, ssfls.fsf rsfsrrssas -
fssfia.eatsis. slfhouf shtr1 sfF~rtsiag rhfsar-
80 rae ar.1e "a ttfs inf l. trserrfn1 Il AN
con- iDENCE WHATEVER
- Osl.ess - a.h prsuptF siteat-s 81 -
We yaar sfirsss Iisiafg. go direct 81 BR
hATTfSON. 81 st-os.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

Sect. For the boss conducted experi-
ment IN raising crop Of potafoes.
81 the greatest value NJ the least
cost. On not less than half an acr,. 3 90
For the best cOnancte~l experiment IN
raising the largest crop 81 csrrots.
a. the least cost. on not les than
onc-iourth Il an acrc, I 90
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Importing Houses.

Il Be.trs. b tAiak. A- go fsrsi.A rssi. eh~ss
20 thsa 80 - t-s.si ihis .tl~ q Bs.sss
Hs has WATCHES ~ Nrs~rsrsn. --s.. -.
h-h 80 fr~aea. hsatiag ssi Or-sa Fscea. Geld
>tls~r 80 C.ih ca-~s
>fECrACLES ~ 81 ki.4.. al .sv qssstst,
81 &C., 10 ~ 10 81 sfectaci- bs-.. o. sea 81 .
sd
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Class u.-DAIEr PRoDvcrs.

Al ccrnretitors for premiums under thi.
DIVISION Ar required by h~ 20 answer all
the questions on The blanks. which nav D.
oe,ainod BY applying TO the Sccrctsry Of
this society.
Scot For the best specimen 81 new
mich cheese. no; leSs than 81 Ihs ? 90
>ecOnd do. 100
Third do. 80
For the best specimen Of June butter.
not less than - ll,s 200
>econd do. 100
Third do. 50
> For the bcss Specimen q Fall butter,
not less than 50 pounds. 100
>econd do. IS
Third do. 80
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26


krsovTSo HoSrr rrou 4nr ufv.s
To year, ago ws tired The falloring 81.
pertinent ca hive q be,s fra. .-l.-l !.
~as desired % take &c Lo.er ILL.,
bored a bole near The top q the hive. !,
vas then Inverted and e. empty box q tbe
'iSe PLACED over b. Both ar thsn Eses
iato a. empty tab. into ~hieh -aser "a,
slowly poured. slloving tine f3r m. rss,s
20 penetrate through ths hcie.. bat not a.,
ias'. In order - AVOID dro~uiBr tbs -.
"a the water rose among fh- comb. a..
bees ioand their vay up into tie emptv
bon. ~hich ~ss then lifted a, and pi.-sl
On The be rand. The bon. fsT q -,t.r
md combs. was then Lifted gradasiig ca, q
the tu5. The sa,er escsPing ;hrourh tie
boies ~hich % entered. t. uhols os~-,.
Ton occupied but few minutes. Ard b,-s.
y any bees we're lost. The sLo-t tn.
necesssrily prevented the honey from BE-
coming Dissolved. and. a. The greater MN.
Der - the cells az closed up. there !. res,.
y htile danger Of sueh loss bcing su.tain-
ed. After The -sfer vas dra-n ~. il "a.
found % be oaly slightly sweet. sbes.
combs soon became dry. ard the hoaev "a.
IN no ray inJursi. Maine Farmer
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

PLoNING UNpER GEEEN CROrs EOR Ma
SUEE. A correspondent - the Ne~ York
Trbuns. residing IN the West. relates the
following Interesting experiment.
We have pio~ed under crop, q clover
for crops 81 -h-at ~ various times. and al
-.ys 18th good rcsults bu; have received
more benefit from The frss crop turned IN
der green. than froSa both crops turned IN
der When dry. prefer the green crop -
clover 20 any other dressing Tor wheat In
the summer % iss9 Ne rolled down and
plo~ed under ore acrc &C oats. When in the
milky state. FOR manure for ~heai. On tins
Nc soved two bushel. q broom corn seed.
and narrowed vel When the broom corn
attained An average height q eve feet. and
A. thick on The ground a. IL could possibly
grow 20 adrantAge-pcrhsp. ten tuns or
more 10 the acre-we ploved that under.
too. and sowed Wheat. On adjoining land
IN the same field ~ cut the oats -h-n ripe
fly bushels PER acre. and hauled all OF e1-
ocP; the stabble This ~ plowed under
without MANURE o. fertilizer q anv Kind.
and so~ed with wheat a. TIE same time "a
the other. A; harvest tine. the land WITH
cut manure OF fertilizers q any Kind. had
more and better whea; on u. and larger
'tra-. than the Land Nth the too green
crops turned under We have tired the
cat crop Aloae Nth the sane result. since
that time there has been no PercePtible dif.
ference IN the crops on the t-o pieces Of
land. and both have been trra;ed alike
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Division Iv.--Manufactures.

Class l.-IIoUsEHoLD MASUFAcruKEs.
sect- For best ten yards wOolen fan
mel O.
For best 10 yaris FrockiRg. 10
For hes; Ssocking, sPun and knit By
same person. -
Fer the b., fullel cloth. 10 yards. o.
FOR The best rAg carTet. 50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Division v.--Eouestrianism

See; For the bes; exhibition OF ridinr
- ladies. . %
Second do. 500
THIRD do. 900
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Class IlI.-SHErr.


SECT ! For best Boar Of any boeed. 500
Second do. 200
For the best sou Of any breed. With
not less than four pigs. 500
Second do. 200
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

aui ~ iessi iaj4If 81 h~zfh ia 49, sas~ ri
- ~ - fn haff~s n fh. - ffH~r~nt .rrsrrfs.
-"h ~ d'ferflsas g. osisg ~ s-ai ~ EspIss.
to So ,.Hrt 81 10 r1rnfrf.
FRiCEs.-Fs1 sr-rrfh. $40. Hal 40. IS
qrsri~r -frsegfs. - 80 haffL
- ksu.~aai~f' Ttis rseirin- - t~sien~f - .
prsssF &C. otrfrsas fassf 81 shsrh an rft~r rem
rif~s "a So k.nf hnTr f. - O. cur~ sisa fhsf 3D.
- ~arranfsf 49, rerres~atef fn s.~rs rsso~ri. o.
80 rrurr so D. r~fun.i-f
- hsaffs r. larifafilrrf y ~ sarrarfsf go
80 rsnrrhfsrf flrrrfff n Co. 81 30 af h.. FIN
EDfAL INSTITUTE - Ss-r,af D.s...s.. s.
? Isi.a o.. P-.r. t~srs. r =
lufs s--rfafF rarirscrs f..ras@s n p-i--..
ua'al-. ia.fh ri NJ sr| " ..asr. Al a r.rrl.I.
-'fairf fafs. .aa a - fears' pFarfir~. Ffsla
~ Eaeis -fsuf.r. f1 fh-rn Cansuf faflaas ~ -
80 ~ a'aerstss sre s'rirf'f rarf ierrfs 80 -.~
icires 49, - s~ui ~ Ezrrrss. s-cafs iro.n ot-.r
sair.a. ta al parts ~ Cd Iared -rsrrs. A.
erf.an l-fssas G. LslisE fe.- aiflsf. stst .as
- 1899 60 rrirstr reiresf ID go rare o..
tll restarrf q. hranh
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

- ~a.l-rf.i-f h-rstF gisrs petite Nat.ss thst
- 80 BE ta'y srrafaf-f ~ tte uarsrslls
Juir~ 81 ffaists g. fh- r.rr.. n Dr e.rf. r-.I
sssuaast 80 trusf ~ ktari.isfl.tar s.fh tbs 81
saasxst af ~ Lsfstr II
JANE~ SMITH. t.i. ofNar-av
u ffai falaff cer~ls~t. ~ r,rlrr l.-.I - a.
30 o'rerfs e. fhrrrfnrr rr-Iir.fs an fsr..-.
- o. .airlrrd fa co. estate ID siiI i-rs.t.s %
-tsr frrftlafr paFrl~nfs aaf hoe aha Ave
SO fruar.is frfIfas e. sah De go asr-a OBJ
hsy ~. 80 JOHN d. SMITH.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

COUNTRY DEALERS ~iu a. ~ % c.H
% hia ST ave th~ir E-ig ar iron th- cits.
fEDDLEk> 50 sd "a t,r th-ir .dsaut.s. %
call 49, h'a asi .;sck - Bessg % ooas~ctisa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
Division II---Crops.

All competitors fOr premiums in tia. d.
vision are required BY la~ o. answer al the
questions on the blanks. which nav BE- OBJ
tanned BY applying 20 the Secretary Of The
Society
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

Culture 90 INK CUEEaNr. No fruit
gives q more generoas rcturu than tie cur
rAnt and though IL vii grow on most snv
- - 80 hss- -~siis ss.~ ices, 49, ..-,...i
should De vel prepared b. boun,iful IA
nurlng. With vel rOtted stable manure. and
deep aud thorough Pulvsrizaiion.
In planting. the roots should have plcusy
Of noon. that thes nav be spread out IN
their natural position. and The earth care
faly drawn around them. - that after n.
ground - settled. tbey ill be no dcepsr
than -LeH they stood IN The nursery. No
plant or shrub sa9ers more from erampipr
The roots. and deep planting nav be done
eitAer IN spring or fall Il IN the latter So
son. small mound u earth should &c rai,-
ed around the bush. a. protection Against
Wind and frost.
Aeis frIi' requires much more room than
3 generally allowed % IL. For lsrrs plan
taiions Tie ro-s should be fse or a.. g.
apart. and the bushes thrse 70 f,ur lee,
aPart IN the rows; TIA. all admit q III.
borse cultiTAtor. without danger q rabi;or
Of the fruit.
Auiehing nth long straw manure or fer
men;ed ss~dusi. i cheap vav q Isspiny
down The weeds and the ground loo.. n
ihe bushes are not mulcbsd. they should ts
pio~ed to or three times evsrv s....n
ihat ths ground may b. Eept loose. and ,bc
seeds kePt down AM IN The fall. whether
u l. = u r.H
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
toorr-sieHr ,EerErBl
The Great Indian Remedy
PGa FEMALES.
Dr.. Nattison'sIndian Emmenagogue

This cslstFsisi Frrsi~ Me-. -
f'ossessfuE rffurs unk naunaf aas
thinE 80 n ~ 4 30 a,i rr-si-f
sf-cfusi af,~F ail osh-rs hav~ iafL~f.
- - go g. b-lsh -srrlsf 4 49,
a. fsciss. 49, % th- s-sr 49, "a -
su1~n ~ ~ rarp-o.-. - o. sll
trins 90 - aa.ftiE urs-sss 81 - -
- a - ruri lnus 90 sftsr aI osh~r
r-u,-ds-s - he kiad tsss t~-a
tra~t in valr.
Over 1000 bottles tass 49,
t~~n SO afhnru : s1nrt~ f.sfsr-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
COURTS OF PROBATE.
STATE OF MAINE.

otgoHD. So
A. Co-aft 81 PROBATE 49, 90 Fars. -tlhsa al
- ~ ta-uaff ~ otlssl. ~ thiFd Tee
49, - Ma. tnstng 80 i7sh d.s a s-sd
uusfh.l a. ~ ISL
Ospssrn. lhat trora So aher ~ d.. afsrs-
So. ~ Caufts Of fruiats 3D. a.. Cos,.s, q o.
I'D. - A-ki-
At PARIS.
o. n. thsrd rs>-tsy. - es-h u.oafA ,,c-ps a.
arufh 81 AL.
Al SOUTH WATERFORD.
Oa ws1--.i.s. Giis-inE - tAird Ts-.,tsss o,
J-nu4fy al yusr. "a % o. "a ck An
AT LOWELL.
o. W-d,est.s. fsiis-isg - th1rs Tu-.ls,. %
Jsn-us sd Ja1-- 81 o'etck. Pm
At fRNEBURG.
On Thur.ias. tsr-as - 80 thtsa T..l.,. O.
Jaausss 81 -. 81 90 10 cIa-k. An
= " Woodbury.. J-ff.
Aussi J. :. Hosss. K-xstsr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

The annual Exhibition viii be held on
the grounds Of the Society. wednesday
and Thursday. October 9TH and sth. ls6S.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

Aushe ate sad sei>.c.. rerssi.iug % Ef- are
sls hsk~d ssxessss. .sd az i-ssua-t. eo.ssys-
81 18th Agricultsr~--Asst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26
PREMIUM LIST.
Division Live stock

Al competitors Scr premiums under this
division are required to answer the Ques-
tons on the blanks which may be obtsiaed
~ applying "a the Sec'y OF the >oeiety.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-06-26

Sect. I. For the best Stallion kept IN this
County the present season. for al work
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
DoDwoRTH'S BAND will be engaged during the Fsi,
PREMIUM LIST, $500.
rTp s,r nav r.TTEsuAy q.ct ts

FIRST DAY-TUEsDAY, Sept. is, 1861
s:3o Grand Cavacsds-An Horses entered for EIht
1890 I Clssses Nos. and 2-Brood Mares and Coa. 90
year old ard under two Ciases Nos and 4Coaa
years old and under three and Colts three cid as1
under llO M, Class No. 5-for sl Hosd Hersss
Pair Horses style and speed considered n CAs.s No.
IL i-Gen'emens Driving horss p H. Class AoZ-Aoesss
from Wilismsbursh and Brooklyn
SECOND DAY-WEDNKSDAY Sept is, 1888
$50 m Class TO 7-Sslons for General Use, ux yesss
Old speed considered 10 H. m Class no. z3-For al 81
Year Olds mile heats IN Ia harness. IL 30 m CAss
No 9-fourin Hand speed will govern the award IL M
Clas No. l3Genenen. Driving Horses, that h.vs nse
p III, Class No l3-Bsstest Running Horse, aaas
heats M Class No. IlTrOtins iIsrse, with Roo
Butter Juo. Morgan, Geo n PstoLen, Root. Einf
THIRD DAY-THURsDAY, Sept IT, 1859.
$50 Ciass No astsllous for GeneIa Css, ane yeess
Tandem Teams, mile hssis, In s. II IN, Class No. ie-
Cots four od and under mile leas Sin II Ciae
No 2For Horses tina, have not roted faster In public eo
23s saddle mile heats in s. 10 eaade n Cas- Ea,
Pair IronG Hor.e mi. heats, in 3 3p NJ, Clan Ne -
or All horses that have not toi;ed beat in sso roShe
20 wagon, mile heeis ia TO wagons p n Csss No
FOURTH DAY-fRIDAY, Sep. "a, 1853.
i0s H. C4s. No. 25-1Lree Niles and Repeal Ia Hnnese
II N Clan No 2oFor HoTses that have not ro.ted ilse
than 2:3l Ia public to wagon IL HI Ciass No Ss-bsats
Race i p. m. Gas, No 2s-Double Teams 23o p NJ
~ 1t il required that less than three entries -
made and not than two i sppesr 70 cs1Pse 10, ses
Prices OF ADMISSION.
single Ticket. " cente
Family Ticket. admitting Family with Carriage
during the u a..
Fair STAGES will cav, every 20 minute. from 18th and se'
sts. for the air Grounds.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
OFpI(sFps AND nrpr,rop

JOHN c. JACKsON.................Y Yr.,,denA
HENRY d. FELIER............ Vice. Pr.sidsnt
GEO q. HOPKINS. Secretary
DIRECTIONS.
Cornelius Vanderbilt A. T., Geors. Wilkes New.Yosk
Simeon Leland, N. Y, Nnl funbul, New-York,
Francis Baker, y. Y, A. Banner, Philadelphia.
shepeid +. knapp " Y, y A. Eloomer, Buffalo "
J Lewis Genera n T.. c. W. Baihga,s Westohests&
Edward Mnrphy Troy ~ Y, J. y. Monno, Westehes.sr,
}. w. Hoyt Middletown Josh Seward Boston, Mas.
John Cutler, Albany N.Y., T. J, Vail, Hartford Conn,
The Manager. Of tho National iore ir at the Fsshis
Pleasure the pabc that they intend the E1
hibon shall be in fac, eli in National horse
Far Loersity in the management and imparaiiiy IN ~
award o Premiums shall prevail
10 insure justice IN the award of Premiums tho Hsnegen
will appoint an able Committee Whose exclusive doty viii bt
70 attend Grounds darns the Exhibition and to sese
disincrrsted and competent Judges for each class.
strict adherence 70 tho Kae- and Regulations will b.
CURED An efficient Poos forco viii De in attendance ep
force order and eject unruly improper persons No 911
bling i be allowed the Fair Grounds or In its vicinity
Extensive accommodations will be provided vsofa
with private apartments for Ladies and Childrea.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
TIVE ALEXANDRA PAVILION,

TT,HE ALEXANDRA PAVILION,
rOURTEENTH-ST..
OPPOSITE THE ACADEMY OF Music,
THIS TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND EVENING"
sECOND APPEARA8CE IN AMERICA o.
TIE WORLD RENOWNED and BEAUTIFUL EVC1p
TRAN ARTIST,
MDLLE. SOPHIA SAGRlSO -
From the Paris Eippodroe and Cirque Napoleon Cnanf
mou,ly admitted 10 be the mos.
EEARLESStY DARING AND EXTRAOEDlSARlLI
WONDERFUL LADY EQUESTRIAN ,,
That has appeared Ia europe America vho whaoes
snl OF Ir4,ncd Hc.sss has been brought ron Pss at
An IMMENSE ENPENSE,
And, by her performances Mondry,
CREATED AN lNTENsE FURORE.
SECOND APPEARANCE or M SAGRISO AND TIL
PURE AND WONDERFULLf.TRAINED
TIE ARABS THE ARABIA
'N" THH BEpoUIys OF THE DESERT
In rev feais Of Agility and Streug'h. - -
EATON STONE, AERR MoLl0UE AID son TIN
AND 4 SUPERB EQUESTRIAN
OYMNASTIC ard ACRO5ATiC
COMBINATION
Afternoon at II O'Clock. Admission Is cents ehildrss
Evening q, 81 o'clock AdmissOn Psrgust.e rs ceasss
Reserves seats. ~ cent?.
GlAND MATINEE EVERY DAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
finGneiaI.
Il nRAPrR. Anc.irna.r.

J. r. DRAPER, Auc'ione0
by SIMEON DRAPER, Once No. SO Pine
- s-On III FSDAY. SEPT. IS At 2, o'coct at tis Mer-
bban's F2chauTe Nos 70 and sd f1chansc-pirce
ke OF ilam T. Dodge esd executor OF the e'tac oi Aiic
T. Phelps, the following valuable stocks. VI;
t,aOS shares Delsy LscAawsi- AL " cSeil airosi
~ Company $50 each.
595 shares CGyuss eni >uequohsnna Railroad Company,
$50 each .ased o tho Delaware LesaswIlrs and
- Western Rsiirosd Con Gsny.
W. shares Warren Railroad Company, -" cach-leasai
TO the Delaware, LsoAa" anna AID " estesn Railroad
CCgpany.
% shares Gies: Western Railroad Company Of Illinois
SlOQ each.
10 shaIes Bank Of the STATE o. New-York, 100 each
Also
500 shares Manhattan G. Light Co. stock $50 each.
490 shares Manhattan Gas Light Go. scrip $50 each
400 shares N-tTopoan Gas Light Co. stock OJ each.
30 shares Pennsyivana Goa co. stock $50 each.
1GS shA-cs Ncw-Je!sey Zinc Co. stock. , lpJ esch.
lOI shares d-AveIue RAILROAD Co. stock, 100 esch
= bonds 2d'Avonue RAiloai Co. s. 900 each.
153 shares Farmers Trus, AID Loan Co.. IS each.
~ shares Lsckswanns and SooEasbu Railroad Preferred
1900 shares Accessory Transit Co. Of Nicaragua 500
each.
GO shares Knie.erbockor Fire Ina. Co. $40 each.
Il, 900 Toledo Logsnsport and Burlington railroad Co..
lst Mtg y cent Sinking Fund Bonds interest
payable February and August.
43 shares StOnington Railroad Co., 800 each.
Togehe with san0ry Bonds. Ao Ac-, particulars OF which
WI be IL the catalogue Of the sale,
Us,rEp STATES TRxAsuRY Ngw-YoRK, sept. Il, 1854.
NOTlCE.-Parties holding thirty (3O) or
Coupons OF the three and thfeoenhs
hem in. with schedules, time before that dse
Holders complying with the above will have tbrr Coupons
xamned and checks given fo them the Uh Of sepelber
BLANK scLedsles viii be a.shed upon application the
interest ae.k Of this olhce. JOHN J. CISCO,
Assistant Treasurer u 3.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Amrsemerio.
EIRST GREAT NATIONAL
HORSE FAIR,

FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS,
- =. - LONG ISLAND
On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY THORsDAy and FafDA1
sept u, 10, IL and 10, l9oa
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
aIeoiral.
MANHOOD and tho vIGOR of YOUTH re.
NVF ~ SIX BOYES of "WINCURSTERs

ANE 70 SIX BOXES OF "WlNCLfSIEh
" sPFCIFIC PILL" will Isrnassnfy any case -
Seminal UeGsres daily or nightly HOWEVER sc0Rs'AILp.
whether resulting iion IHdiscrs0a hIcssse aid VIA %
found luay efficient in affections of the Pr's.Jss DIS@s
and disease. generally Of tho U'snsry OT5aH'.
PROFESSIONAL OPINIONS" have used your ssb'
eIrlc PL In maay OF S,0mso,rh1a and WITH u
so.i ye,ysst s4see""-J. MLros SANDERS, d. D.. LII "
brooklyn.
"l..uue.ra sree!hc' any medicine can 80 Ihavs
cured very severe with !som SIX 10 TEN nosLs-S.
KEirn NJ D.. Ed Regers0ry Of Ned. Ssirnes Nse York
PERsoNAL-Mr. Htrshesfsr 10 WORTHY or All CON-"
pxNcE and devo,es himself ent.sasa to these Prepare
tons ID Mesdih Asess M d. LII. d., A~oi-aa Ass'se1
Goreffs Nor York
The SPECIFIC FILL Il not Honeops,hic remedy. nss
doc. cou,an Mercury, Iron, CanhaIide. OF any "nSas
Ingredient Price: per box s1 boAes t's o's.is" -
ono, for As Sen. by mail Sod wholesale ALI rssai oy
J. WINCHESTER No. % John st., \. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
1THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOB

[FVNUE GREAT ENGLISN KEMEDI FUN
1 GOUT AND RHEUMATISM
An sufferers fo the above complaints either Of recent o
Ion, standing are advised to use bLAlRs GouI AMP
I1riMITlC PILLS. They be relied upon the meat
sac and aecus remedy ever offered the public and havs
been universally used In Europe for many years With he
iSS P,spsred by PRoUT &HARsANr No 80 s,r,na Los.
don England aud sold by their Agents, WELLS Co.,
Fran lin ST.. New York.
Iler Msjesys Commissioners have authorized the name ana
address Of THOMAS PROuT. 21J strand l.osacn 10 y
Impressed upon the Government stamp affixed 10 each e's %
the genuine medicine.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR q
~ Fashion Pleasure Ground Tickets FOR Families csa %
GEO. HOPKINS, sesy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

NERMILYE x Co.,
BANKERS, No Al WALL-ST,
VII continue to furnish
L. 5. EIVE.TWENTY BONDS
= long as issued by Government a; PaI aud Interest
CHECKS On CITY BANKS received in payment.
INTEREST on BONDS TO on day q 6tposit
CONSTANTLY on HAND foI SALE :. make; Tt.si
u. S. Per Cent Coupon Bonds Of leel.
I. S CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS. in.eres.
payable IN GoLp.
u. s CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS !n.sTes,
payable in CURRxscr
sEyEN-THiRTY TREASURY NOTES.
NERMILYE & Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Jinancig!.

II SALE
L. 5 REvEEUr sTAMrs eold at disccuu. Of 20 u per
cent. r& q. VI NOODMAN, No. 80 Pinest
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
60 Ubcm il mnn Concern.

ALL who have been drafted aad wish SUI
N 5rlTUES can oltaln the beet men si No "a Crosby
a. bei~ pns AID bTOOmo, esoh day, oua ~. u
4 4.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

VXyALLACK-. WALLACks.
w Doom oPsn a. n betns at a. o,e. before Let.
LAST NIGHT BUT OSE.
GREAT sTECTRAL ILLUSION
conaqueLc@ Of IN. approach of the open
ir OF tho regular san and Winter tho nlsaAscnsni
LAST TWO NIGHTS.
TuesIay. sept. IS "Wednesday. 10, OF the the,.,
on iOINAL OHIO, ML
OA.OiNAL - OA@Ao''N-
GHOST,
GHOST,
PRODUCFD AUGUST s. 1863.
foK lIlE FIRST TIME IN AMERICA
Az THIS fOPULAI. THEATER,
W." " HIGHT OY ITS SUCCESS.
WHICH MUST OF NECESSITY BE WITHDRAWN.
TiiOt SANDS
have drrn, tho pss, lyo week. ,,. -, ,-,-,,,y
TESTIFIED MOST ENTHUSIASTICALLY
to the
SUPERlOa EXCELLENCE AND fERFECIlON
81 the
REMARKABLE SPECTRAL PHENOMENON
a. produced al this FLtoANf and fOFI LAX LsAAo-
LIshMENr
IL 4, sclno~ letf.d TO BE- the
OREArf.sT TRIUNpH or SCIENCE AND Arr
ever pres.ni,i 70 the public -
WEDNESDAY asst Nltfttt Of Ire.
SUMNER SEASON,
and
BENEFIT OF
Mrs. Il. WATklNS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

LEATHER dANJfACIuRLRs BASh o. tsr ty o. sev tOft az
faacd Chapter 80 Of ea4ns sa1sRJ
tie 9Th Cav 81 s-.enb,i lr11;
Losns Dso-us g
|Sisfi
Assfare amount ~ C.fculaios Of the lac Lsathu
s.,af.--ar-r.' .................. pt.cp9 90
A'cHF' lri ~ 'ei'r-
saa COuny ~ ss- Nors 1. Wml II ha'v fcsfsni 90
the Lss'Lsr nngafsrs' Hsnt trnF tsy Alarmed d 'n ~
. at me sioFs s,aism.a eoffe 10 u, t' -, n- -s az .
hrl WM ~ MACY Pstldtui
Armed k,for. a.. l0b ssy o. se.ismier. -
Hrtt No'irv Pusie
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Marine Hnnh.-sia'-fa-n, o. the MAINE BASk.
Charf Lave !s1 ils -s 49, s.-as
>afurzs,. f1s iglh isv ~ ssgtfltrr. i'i1f
~ iar.s .4a usglsLta oct"s1os 90
sr.t, 80 $50, ,................-.... f.s.-ii 90
A'@sf' an-ni 81 -li f- :. 80 ~"
D
Cfraal CORY ~ ~ i1ft. = - Y eat q -
Nsr, n.-s ae- Yes b. s4r e.gss 'v a As s's
sasG-i eosf,s. - tls -. % ssY-s1s' sst sss'
J. bian. Pr-siisst
s-ur, ,.aa. =. -, !,.A Jay q s-'ts'u..f -
Ice. usssss. s0;sfy ftth<
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Mercantile Banh.-stA,sinsnt Of tho MERCANTILE
ma fs.areiby ChspI 10 Lass x lseI us ssA ssAs
,.ia,d.y "a. I.tn esy ol Srltsinisf. ibJi - - -
y.s amount of LJsns sss D>cosns o5o ~
s.,,,. ,sns.t ol bt.s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. CiU.!Ns 90
- sr,o.e, "A cre. $3.50 90
of 70
CIV Coanty Me- rort Bake Csst- TIE hes
euy eps and at The ssTs sss.ss
- ''~@ BLAKE. CAhef
sxNn teffs ID. tk.s Itth isy of sep,embsf, i,nA
Hsssr G h.,ss Eo,sy rable
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY SEPTEMBER I5 1862

East River Bnnk.-statement Of the EAST RIVER
BAEK quroib by Ch,pe 80 Law. o. i Tor he ~eet so'hs
Sa'ardsy. the 18th esy O. September. 1879: -. -.
of Loan srd Discounts O0
Of and U. Specie Ceacstes 8ySsS O0
Ave o. Circulation tOOyx w
Cfv sud Colriy YORK Wm Cashier OF ts
duly dposs and mat the Ao'e state
ment 4. correct u ~ tBowlsdSe and belief
w 8 CARnAy Cashe.
Sworn bec ecss me this nth day Of September isa
Jso yAs OxDTp. ConHl.sDner OF D-eta
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

North River Bank.-s.stsment of the NDtFi
RIVER BA.d required ctagr no. Aw II lS5j " lie wA
,ud.s, SATURDAY l.lh DIV q siitn nber i1Jf . q.
Ay.,, AupIn hsi DscDIus 20
q - - ,t,, s.. Gi,ylV 90
hm.uui II Sbsrx 20
we 81 Deposits
Cfy County New TOk Ia u Hays, CLsirt " hs
beng dolly d".o sns -sy 'hi the A~''
Correct tho bosi VI ksossdsc and beAeL
A. D. uAis Cashier
o"' ~ W. A,s., Notary Public