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JANIS fuRLoS0. No $50 ll~
NJ 80 ALiFN VI ~

n ~ AIN ~ Nv f0RE 200 . I-'I
have been completely deaf ga aud partially ia
the other for aho,c seventeen years with d-sf,ebc de
ch,rs- both combined wlh conunnf ru.ioAns
noise Ia the head l. mAh base been tTc4tra Dy moot
cin.ft prn. oncI ia the lily without the 81, cf .c.'l
Ieon.u,d d. Nou E.eubers bai csndily siy the,
HAD no faith In HE .uccc-. when did .o Del. therefore due
10 d. Non f,snbssto Aanow cdsr Ola, an, entirely cured
sl.o that display ss auA ,uowicdsr which hs, e
procured for linn .ach ln a.,i reputation \, have mad
al opportunity OF comparing h mode Of treatment h that
Of ousfs can truly uai b. l. not ony superior but
tle pin pe. which direct biz mode OF restoring i, hearing
.r 10 "a. op.r.,n. certain JOHN TAILOR
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CHRONIC CArARRn CURED.
MAD.

NEW.Yogh, March 20 1863
This il 10 certify that ave- suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CArARRii. Wit. dun heasinc's In the head
l.t my oompoy stopped up accompanied by continual
soreness Of M. throat, the chls stealing with
sio hot furh.s great ushtus of the chest and PAIN 20
much that every thought Il WAS consumption Having
heard II the great performed by Dr. Won f'"nbefs
consulted him with bat little hope Of acure am now happy
to be- enabled 10 add my testimonial To the great number al
ready In H.. Docto possession as to his scientific and sue
mode Of treatment h. has sho" ia ny IN
.s and knowledge which have procured for him great
reputation entirely restored to perfect health tina,
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers ffom CHRONIC
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply at once to DR..
Won Eissnb,rg with certainty of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No SO kourth,t
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Pr -sr ~ coHscneerenf 80 odrrf"nenf' pi1s it '
~ fhis f0prf
THr.TFR fRASC.is iridwsy shove Prince ffeci-fE
Comedy end Vaudeville.
Watl.cxs THsA1rE nros'iwsy. corner Thirteenth 'I-~-
Rosedae
NiNrEn O.RDis Hroadway opposite Bond street =
Lelt, Man
OLfaplc Inr.rEn. rTordway. shove li0usion s'fr0tA
Son Sow. sn 500 Must Reap Poor Ptlirotiy
BIuyrss MrsErs Rrosdsa, --Arshan Giant liant o.l
aiarf bar Lfipu'iin Ming sr q OBJ h0lfs-ii'f ~
-.tats hirudIr. Afternoon al I've. t.
NsN AsErAGu NgSAorRIy. hro.dway above sirng see
--f.ssr.tf r-rran of " ID Animals
VnotpwAY AsPuiTHgkrER tr1rdaty near Bfopne s'rri g.
t.aIrsfrl.r aud Afhie'ic f. rfolfH-fr" -.
iI1Pf CHAPEL fr1adw. $. above rou1h sf~e-lh r Nfn
nlnfI ~'sr0oscoif ..Nt.
Dr-.rLpoar GALA RI Broadway above sprns ~. e. - H
.i.lYn .f John Nrfs fiI..is.
Alri.rs frsp Brood. o.. -.o,c h0usiHuho.l u 'ar'
Iu.se f.lr. a..
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Academy OF Music.
GERMAN OPERA

The German Opera Company OF Her Anschu'l
gave, on Saturday the scrious cpcIa Of Bcctho'en-
iidc'io-the only musical drama of The eminent CON
poser The orchestra was led with splendid ,igcr by
Hem Ansct1 and lever before did the numerous elah
oraious and Observation-Disclosures out In such bold
relief in N, Academy Tie chorus was by aI the most
effective we have heard for a long time. IofyenIs'
strange 10 san, the number, of The orchestra have de
cncd until they became Uhc relative size of the great
Academy considered in comparison with The former
Tor Place Opera House less Sian tlird OF the once
practical bod, of and only two-tiiids ac
tuay of The size fourteen years ago. II - therefore
something gained to md additional yigr and temper
IN Herr Anschuils orchestra. Madame Johannson cn'
tered with true German fryor into thea ciion ana sing
ing ofthc devoted wife aud met with much applause.
Herr Hah,mann made a most favorable Impression
and the four principal singer, did well in The quartz!
that there Was IN encore.
But what is the use of giving Bcctho,cns music To
Germans, They talk of him, and when his opera Is
PLAYED hardly corporal's purd comes e. sec ii-'nd
that IN cy OF which il is said there are rs many Ger
man, us in any cit, in Europe with The exception OF
two
Tile opera Of Martla drew ahct.cr but not good
house last night. II passed of with much splTh' ia
addition 10 the singers Madame Johannsen, and Nlc''s.
thinner. Ne.nlich, Graf. and Gross already heard
there Was the SECOND soprano. Nine. Frederci NO s
an agreeable voice and sings with junction. and life.
On Wednesday Don Junn. Italian opera by Mo
gart. translated into German will be played. There
ought to le A good house
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FANCY Frns.-rur, are commanding f'nc,
Tnnsn rrr oss lm.I rlopsirs srs's~-Ni. ."r''


THrHV u rrr OSE ms5 Issxirs srslS'-N, MS
Iae tnosiHA H,KEK iciISr b.. been as.-i lwsS-
rY-rnnss 100 Premium. 81 STATE fi. lai ru rNri -oNf
D. oif, and Comfy fa.r, ia 100. ms.irf - a ID s''
foaal,. So. so br4d"ay hu iors ed &c. 3D. i'on %.
brooklyn.
Tnussls. > rrO.rlR,. BRACES. EASpAGtS,
&C. n..il. ulf4 f.r..fr .nl co. .l. .a fI
.fr irsI'-i .-. ST. HrIFt i.frs.nf.' hIl
IATFs, A.u,AL rFE iutss ilalfsri tf ff''.r g. r.
pile. ..i Oh. o. Pcs -'.-f'y y. r.i fhtaH"t" 'h'"
Asp fnfsisat MAagnorss So 80 hrns.ia.f. OBJ. I
-sf o. ..i f.. iaira D.. Jfot... fs.fr
r1rr. .ff tqo'rn' ff.t.n f' a.p.f N' .af i % ID
DISEASES 0r Tui NERVOUS. SEMINAL. lEiS-
.ns t~n sttts sf.rrss -Ne~ All rri.He 'r"irn' 900
r,ru.fr t. nt Dol. 900 A..n,isIp, u t.i ''.i
| .if,i .. ..- ni l. 'af''rs Dr. } rhIHIf ii''HH
ros iI,s.rd ..o-..'or. iti.i''l'H o.
WHEELER 4 WILSON'S sFwN0.NAcuNE
lrsr . .. Dog prrn 20 - thr hapot SAL. s.l
Mo-. f- sif' ".~f' r't.i i''''''.f- -' 'f.'" N
!. r. ELLIS is now receiving order. Tor
Wy 'li.. lnsri,frn ri,sn o. fr'-frrf q DR.
oi- flf.rs rHd ht.iinrs 'ai ifin iai.'..'
BLAUufrL LifE-LIKL II,rrHlS.
g.-.r. A.sff = TT tr.fn. n. f'irfss - :. At
si,r. re..'srrd H. lr~s. 80 ~ 'h-i'si. Of : l.
GorRArD's ITALIAN INDICATED SOAR cures
tlaft ifr. ruqss. piaas if'ft'r', ant rH 900
brnIlsHe. 0ornsrp- iorrhE rtrutf .H"D's boo q
low .af@trad.. fsf' oi fhr 'Hf solely 900 rh
! I'M NHTg. horot. ilNE niT. g.. st u0rEaoDf Hr"
rlot, ~. So ~ ado -. nsfr Dfsnd ~
IoR rnK HAR-BAHEY's IRnorutEors.-
The beet and rh~.fs.' sr.O'r sndby OH pfpFfts
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This csriars that ny mother has been TO- sonc tune
af ried Will partial dea,,.. suffering ifo pain, and
bling Gu. Iced tosuher with other indications oi 4
total los Of hearing d. Non Ecnbcs removed hon her
,st quantity OF matter together with coasia'I blood
relieving hsI iu-sntiueoa.y aud al without pain it with
grateful thanks thai give thl, testimony 20 his sAii
,AKRDLD J. POST Ne 20 Soutir,t
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A0AfS NEW TT ,TiNONY
READ
HasLrw. July 90. 1863.

HAHN July 3d. 1863.
have been deaf Tor oses twenty-five ycir and Dr. Won
rieberf operated on both 10y without tie 's'o'i
p.ia IiI no' believe sub 'ins could be done now
hear oi ini feel my ild cls which did not for ihe s''
tv,u'y years. Tie d.rfcy aud sin win which tire opera
ZION ,e.orn,i c,inee, the hishe't practical ability
Lr-r perfectly d nou over month .nce 'h' o,e-.'ion
ani -oniirne 10 feel ,, well a. ever.
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,,nu. Cic.c "a, ,,c po.i.Omcc.

IN OIla' nnilln ID ~ { IH'In'Ii. " ''ran'f
tr.t r1..ss, Dr- .................. q. . n
Dor fnr.re. by ..r.il,r lilnf..I.n Va fol'iart.
fria, be- 4 p go.
FOR q and ins rs .ft Indie Havana hy sIfnn
- Roanoke -ntploay Dec ik.......-...-.--.... . n
For Nefs Drl,aus by ,isfrcr Loeusi Point, Thur.
d,, pee .. o..
For .lf fu.s &c. daily rlnfay "1crptsdi off fiafi
al. - Is.eph Mo............ - r. nl rs n
N,fti Allan, HafsIn AID Csusis..... fli .. b.
,,rtr srd " est Is ~
r.i.u h's sla Ef.t Hrfard . Hul :. y g.
s..f. ana South " esi.r Mail...3 ~ 0. ald %
a.fer Mai. m and - fn
-. H-aord Newport aud faA kror .-..-....-.- 9 90
IL Inua leland Nrl closs- - a. ga. aud ] n
Sunday ll4L.-On Snrdsy all flsiis close 81 +; .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE or M OLp
Hrasr-Ms.. WrsLows sooruiSa SrRur i the pre.cfiP
ton of one Of toe pest frm,lo py-i.ims and In ie
United States. ond has bn used ir thirty yrar' with never
failing safety and su,ce.. o., billions Of no'er' and a.j"
from he feeble iof-nt OF .'. week old 20 The aafh
j. conects ailiiy Of ,hc stomach.
Relieve. wind collie. 'esus'.. 'Lc bowels.
Ard give. rc., bead ani comfort 20 nof' e md ,lid %
cent. bottle.
MoRroVs GoLD PrTS are now sold NJ the
same prices before tire commencement Of the This '
entirely owing the Manufacturers Improvements be- na
cln,ry. Li. pr.c' large Retail Business and as Ni ncr
system. for until he commenced ad,crng. his Duslr' va
done or Credit and .t,,ctiy ,rih me I,adc
The Morton Gold Pen. te ouiy sold ~ old pieces
the make, Of ~ oh'r god ~. charsrihe rranr ' '
Gold Grvrruurr T,x a.. but Morton Lis inn'r" .s
III. prices, vholcs.ic or Retail
Ufihc great number. cent by mail 70 Al parts Of the world
during the past few yrlr. in Thousand li' ci 70
reach destination sac,y; showing ha the Morton Cold
Pen can obtained by any one. part OF the World
at the price, postage ouly excepted
R,sirr You enduring Away dy. and rci pol"
Gold Pom exactly adapted your hnd md style Of writing
which viii d. your writing vastly c 1pr than S,e Pens All
nj present almost universal H.hPrcre Price o every
thing you have Moron Gold Pen cheaper IN proportion
20 the labor spent upon and material u.ed than any ohr
Gold Pen IN the World II You want one zee TIE Pen d
Msiier than the Sword" in another coumn.
Mrs. :. \. ALIENS WORLDS HAZE RI
sroEr. and 2,IoBALs,nrx, or worms lIMR pHrssiSG.
the only reliable plepsr.on Tor RESTORING I'D DHs''f'a
tie Hin
Truth STRANGER THAN FIcroS.-Rey. II.
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TESTIMONIAL
from ONE or TiiE MOST RESPECTABLE Ciri-
2FNs or NEW YORK.

2FNs or NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND ChTAliRn CCRED.
No. 40 9TH Az, NV oRK, Dec 1919.
deaf foT severa years and hcarns Of the great
pcliorucd by ID. Won t-ubrrg was induced h. place ny
.' under biz and ma happy 10 state that y he,r
ing entirely restored litrr shor treatment was also
suffering from chronic caarr ~ which va, also cared by
The ,kfI Treatment of Dr. non k.-b,r.. do but Justice
to the Doctor by stating tha, Ia sa,n. lie dpsy. that
sk aud kno~l,isr which have already procured Tor him such
d.srycd rsplai and that the prncp.s which direct his
system OF curing Deafness and ,hah render
CERTAIN ia my opinion Many months have passed
q good OF ever q. HOPKINS.
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Fair and re~,i,nI.-Ths Ladie. Of the II; ., ehqre

3,h a. the Rev Mr. strykcrsl, will hold fAh ioi 'hs
sale Of Reeshmenta u'cl and fag,{ Nros y, N ~
TIII RSDAY and FRIDAY the a,h pih 10Th aud ii'h oil
Derenber AFTERNOONS aud ~ ENINOa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08

nar~hali's
PINE TIRE Jar DROPS.
The most popular Remedy sxtni
For Asthma. bronchitis Coughs. (O.5s.
1irslus Soreness Of the Ihrost
Ar yer, pleasant and efec'ua.
Neatly pot Up in sliding
tonssnlrnf iOI the POCKET.
Sold a. - and p cents Ivr box.
By deafrs In medicines generally,
Pfeusred only by TifDS 4. MARSH Vii. 1rsnoi " =.
New s. orb seucy A HFLMBOLDS DRUG AND CHEM
lCtL WAREHOUSE. No. 9ai broadway
Holiday Wines.
CORDlALs. PRESERVES. g..
The rs,u aud choicest oorci by dur
ng my years business ts,rs article guaranteed pure md
. reasonable price,. -
g. +. MENDlM
Importer Broadway. corner OF C-dsts.
Fogg'. Lever skate Buckle,
suufartuf.l sna Tor sale ou Strap, At whoe.s'cb~
r. STEVENS. No lIJ prsrl-ss New iork.
and n. % Hibyst.. Boston, Nsss.
Learn Ia skate in one half Hour by tsing The
AMERICAN PARLpR
FLOOR SKATES
tor al. Nv al skate dealers. Manuft.tunrjby
b. STEVENS. No. as Pesr.s'.. New iel.
and W. 81 hib, st.. Boston.
Furnished Music for Parties, S0ciablc. We'd
ding r.-Piano atone with Violin, Comet, lutte &c
Fach piece r. Oiy tho hest .i,iaus engaged DfierS
received by T. BLIiME Musl Store Ne. liG BOwery, be-
tween sYrin. aud fr.nce.sts.
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A New Remedy for (

TONS ". N) COLD-lNE. the best and safes, preparation
offered the public. Try bottle at RuSiIrONs
FAMILY DRUG STORE. 10 As.os House, cor. Barclays,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-08
French China

Cabinet Furniture
At NhNJtACTUREkS PRICES.
$4,000 WORTH or FlRSp-CLASS FTRNirF'f
In consequence the falling Oh H. wholesale br.i
offer manufactured soods 20 the pi0hc -
the lowest price.
Consisting PlfloF Library Dining sni BeRoom ,tea.
made Of selected material and Ia the istcst fashionable ., -
A good, warranted.
PLEASE examine our ,oods before purchasing els
wLcr-. " I'll. btAJNoDDkf
No.. Is aud ~ Rhingon It, b''. ksslt and Norioh
Grand E.sex and ii9uston-st. p's, close By.
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1HB NEW COLORfD REGIMENT FOR THIS
SIM AUTHORIZED Bl TnR WM DrrMrMENI-Ihc
attention Of coorcd men, and Of all friends OF Justice
and Union s. called 10 the advertisement in another
column of H. ID. Keuncy. No. rs Prince street sd" il
recruiting for the coorcd regiment now forming IN
ills city nr Kcnney is acting under TIE auspices 81
the Committee for Coorcd Volunteers appointed b. tie
meeting At Clinton Hall called y many Of our moot In
1uoutial citizens An who wish 10 aid in se'di! ru'
lnc the first NcwNor Coofcd Regiment OF National
Volunteers are requested 10 SEND donations e" Jam''
Rodgers treasurer. No. iti Broadway. Let u- not De-
behind other State. in using ever! means 10 strengthen
The national army Massachusetts,. Rhode Island Ton
ncciicut Pennsylvania Ohio. aud Kansas are giving
their brave and patriotic coorcd citizens an opporiun,
TO bare she burdens ard hoaoTs Of p'ccUre our ma
ioual integrity and glory Let rs look 70 ihe horror
and inter, ~ q New York.
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WILLIAM LiDDLE.
H~,em. isc,a..'.. between ID and 'd.a'..
CiTARRH CURED.

CfTARRII CTPT0
NV Yosx ,n.. g. iisl
l,... ,,... ,.,.. fr,,Y severe
c.,.t ,.h .,,.,l 5a.... fl, ,rv head -. tl.l.ne..
.,,, ,,,,..h, over NV ewes. which were we.h
.....l..-v ..,,r.i Nv r,.,-i. were continually OBJ.
.r rd sal p.4..ns faI Dove lal frequent .n'sf.ug,
,oe. .en.r,.y a.fclieI s..h sp.,iln. oG,n
rrt. fir... throat, to-e,ier ,,Hh .orrn,~ sud
s....... Dbl. l..,u..lneof I'll ile.e dia.
r..... f,.,,..f.,.,,... ID, ,re,,,sea, OF
.. &c..
~ ''n hi''''' Do ''
- &, .,srrr'f DO heH.t' hove received 30 Pic h''i''
h.,,.i.. ....I .., one .ua,rn. l.~ myeIf 20 p',ee
........,f ID, .. .,..ri,.-,. caro-, with . certainty
49,.
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Rogers 4 Rn,mond's
POPULAR STYLES
BOYS CLOTHING.
Compr.ins all the sud d,.ing rrone ,ie. School
Dress aud Fancy SUITE 9''t-ea. a. Goa Boys introduced
for The current -, ou IN London and rari- srr
SOW READY
rS Srh AIT E rhat6 VIZ ,sEE3hf
Nos. ~. 10 and rs Fulton 81,
Sou, va
Gold Necklaces Tor ui-,c..-tl NE. sEyEN TN,
FlfTFEN iWENrY, TWENTY FIVE ana rtnRrY
DOLLARS eaclt .,
20 py 0to {. hLlN,
~. a. Broadway. one door be- o~ ansis'
Ge"'ls"en- f'ne Gold ,e",l-Ipa-vEI% ITy
lTMfNrl .tNEto THIRTY tlNt DOLLARS each
so. ss Broadway one door below. cau.l.i.
Gold Pens aud Pencils. -rnREE FIVE. FIGHT
TEN. TWELVE FIFTEEN toIhlhlf DnLLAkS each.
NJ. as Broadway. one door below Canal -
Fine Gold -lee,c-nu,son-, New styles
LAIR, sPAlk. torsale tY
No az Broad~as onc door below csn.i'r
srr w",T"f, e II 1T 2yF
FORTY tlNE, FIFTY to SEVENTY FIVE DOLLARS
'''A ~ '' No. as broadway. one doo' below osna.A
Ladies', Cilt Combs->ew ~nIe.-tRoM PARIS.
Two THREE. -FOUR. SIX, ElOlii TIN AND FIR
TEEN DOLLARS zach. ~
for .sle ~ "ho I. Alto,
No. Hs Broadway one door beo" ''ns"
T,u--LADIEs FANS. NEW STYLES. FROM Paris.
TWO THREE. FIVE, SEVEN. TEN, TNELff, tlt-
nc ALLEN
No as Broadway, one door below Canals,
Metropolitan Fair for the United states
sanitary tOni,iirsion.
NEw oRs Dec. :, 1863
The LAdie. Of the Executive Board OF he Metropolitan
d.rood that they h,y. net authorized
son TO ask contribution. fo tha Fair and th.y earnestly
the beney orni To refrain from giving until their depot
opened wh.r, articles b. sent and receipt given for
them. Their agents will hay. credentials from the boHd
ELlXABETu " SHERWOOD, Secretary.
Iiurlburt's
TRACIIEAL DROPS,
FOR COuGils AND GROUP.
UsE UIHLBI RTS TRACHEAb DROPS. THE BEST
homeopathic SPECIFIC REMEDY ~ ALL STAGES
OF THOSE DISEASES. - CENTS BOTTLE.
{. T. HuRLBURT, PROPRIETOR,
No. ~. BROOMEsr
Cold Feet. Cold Feet. Cold Feet.
Use THE
ELECTRO METALLIC iNSOLES.
They Keep the feet warm IN the coolest weather
MfTTAM Co, Proprietor. No i2s Broadway
Price VI prepaid BY mail VI ."
SOLICITORS OF AMERlC AN aud fOREIGN PATENTS.
and PUBLISHERS OF THE ILLUSTRATED "sClES-
TIFIC AMERICAN" No. n Park.row New.fork.
Pamphlet. of Information about patents FREE.
Specimen copic. Of the paper rRxr
A New Remedy for Colds aud COughs.-RuSH
TONS a. W COLD-lNE, the best and safes, preparation
ever offered to the public Try bottle at RusiirONS
FAMILY DRUG stone 10 As.os House, coz. BaTcl.y-sh
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Special Nolites.

The Fourth Ward ni0p A-sOcintion VII meet %,
II EsDAY EVENING Dee o. ct II O'Clock IT ia" corner oil
Pearl aud pov,I,s HENRY LEhsh '"H"'"'
1880 u,s' s.crstaries
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Twelfth Ward Union As-ociniion.-! There WI y.
Special Meeting of the XIlt Ward mon ~
Ii.adqnart@r Washnson Hall No ,aj ID a' THIS Niu's
day ENENING, Dec .. st a o.l,ct ,,,,,,,,, Dbl,
J0Br II. POsrkk, Secretary.
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SOLICITORS OF AMERICAN ani FOREIGN PATENT
and PUBLISHERS Of THE ILLUSTRATED "sClE
TIFIC AMERICAN" No. n Park.row, Ne~.fork.
Pamphlets Of Information about patents fKsx.
Specimen copo. OF the paper rREE.
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Fail and Winter.

faIl and Winter.
The b..i pi4,e {" 0uy OvFRCOATs and Fall aid Winter
CLOTHING " every variety i,at
J.. b. BALDWiNS.
No. 20 and - Bowcry
The hrs-., assortment sHd store u the city.
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Ni-tar'. Bnlsnm OF W I'D JherrJ.

Ni-tar'. Baisnm OF W I'D Cherr).
WlsTARs BALsAM or WILD CHERRY.
Wisr'RS BALSAM OF WILD GIL RRf
sin msinfi.ns ii. louess'tll' .acd r pl'fi1us,
TIE OHE'T REMEDY
Gpl-DffS. COLD NUiI.Si MS. tkON'li llr, 80
ADJ . ,I..rs.e. of ihe THROAT ~ Sos. and CHEST.
30 d noi fs o. cough and leave the s-eds q c1ns1n
zion n to .y,ea. bli ooeas Ald snts TIE lungs y! a.
iiup friii..
For sale hy
r. +. nfNSNORF y. al Eroliwss New Work
" FpWLF & g.. No. ll I-ruont g. Boston,
And by a'l nr4s. 'f.
WfsTARs BAL>AM or WILD CHERRY.
wIsrtR's BhLsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
wIsTARs BhIsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
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Truth STRANGE THAN FICToN.-Rcy. H.
v Dr-cn Boston Ma'.. wd'e'; Mrs ;. \. AiL'N
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The Union. [volume] (Georgetown, Del.) 1863-1866, 1863-09-18

Of dogs, the Arabs honor only the grey
hound. This dog is suffered to be his COM
panion, and is precious to him almost as his
horse. The Arab greyhound as a pup hunts
rats, at five or six months hunts the gazelle,
at twelve months old is eager for the old
kinds themselves, but is restrained until the
age of fifteen or eighteen months, after
which he is held in leash and regularly al
lowed to hunt.
The greyhound is an intelligent animal and
full of selfloye. If, in slipping him, fine
gazelle is pointed out to him, and he kills
only communicating one, he is very sensi-
BILE of the reproaches addressed to him, and
sinks of, ashamed of himself, without claim
ing his portion. He has no lack of vanity,
and INDUCES much in fantasia. A full bred
slougui will neither eat nor drink from a
dirty vessel, and refuses milk in which the
hand has been dipped. Has he not been
taught this disdainful daintinessf And yet
the utmost that is done for the common dog,
their faithful and vigilant guardian, is to let
him find his food among the offal and bones
that are lying about. And while the latter
is driven with hootings from tent and table,
the greyhound sleeps in the compartment re-
served for men, on carpets, by his masters
side, or on his very bed. He is clothed and
sheltered from the cold, like the horse and is
even preferred for being chilly, as that is an
additional proof of the purity of his race
The women take great pleasure in bedecking
him with ornaments, in tying collars of shell
round his neck, and securing him from the
evil eye by fastening talismans on him. He
is fed with care, nicely and caution-kousko-
ussou being lavished upon him. In summer
time, to give him strength, they make him a
paste of milk and dates, out of which the
stones have been extracted. There are some
who never feed their greyhounds during the
day. Nor is this all. The slougai accompa-
MES his master when on a. visit, and receives
the same hospitality with him-having por-
ton of every dish.
A thoroughbred greyhound will hunt with
no one but his master By his cleanliness,
his respect for decency, and the graciousness
of his manner, he shows that he recognizes
the attention paid to him. On his masters
return, after somewhat prolonged absence,
the slOugui leaps with a bound on to his sad
die, and caresses him. The Arabs talk to
him: 80, friend, listen to mel You must
bring me some meat-I am tired of eating
dates" And they fiatter him in many ways.
The petted animal leaps about in frolcsome
manner, and seems not only to understand,
but to wish to reply. The death of sIougisi
fills the whole tent with mourning-the wo-
men and children bewailing him as if he were
one of the family. Sometimes it falls to the
greyhound to find food for all, and one that
nourishcs family can never be for sale.