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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19

y KILLED pY LfsnrsIiaaG;.As1We ;r III a; regret Ito
learn that Rev D. Z. Edwards was struck
by Lightning on the afternoon of the 4! b inst,
and instantly killed, his horse,which hes YES
about mounting pas stuihied but recovered
in a.short- time, while oil the ciertions of hu,
nanity torestore life to stherdecsased. were
unavailable. Such is mortality itss.-Marion Star,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19

.ag- During Lees ,,fip;2into Maryland and
pennsylvania oil the afchigas ,at Washington City
wore packed, ready to be removed at moments
notice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19
.HYMIENEAI.

MARRIED, on Il. Oh 5uly, by Roy!eJ. Trapp,
serst w. n. DORM, Co. D, liampton .Legion.,
and Mis-. BErrIe<e HeILo~A9sof Of. this BIZ.
triiet..e 's;a'sesi.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19
.$5,R Reward.

4. osF OF Monday; tho 10Th inst, q SIX BAR.
4 REL POCKET REVOLVER, fully Jsalsd,
on the Weavor Road, between Press Bland's OLD
TAaos and Col. Jas SmylY's, ithink near tho for
msr plaes.) IsNAl lgSxc che above reward ZOE the
delisery If tito int.df II loft at this oinre 80
~ .St;ss !s:ssSsls ISAIAH N. HM4g9I, g
Augl9 4t go 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19

:. gD How sweet arc the slumbGrs of him who
can lie down on his pillow Ind review the trans
actions Of every day without condomning himself
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1863-08-19

Col. R. @. NJ. DusovAsr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
From snn Errnci.ro.

SAN FRANCISCO "Wednesday. sept 30 1853
While there are no importent sales, trade IN
mos, departments Is healihiul
The ST Louis brougA, nothing later ron Mexico
The trial Of the prycers arrested las: Winter on inc
bsrk J L. Chapman has commenced N the Cucuil
Court before Judges Field and Hoffman. About "ceA
has been occupied IN procuring nine lnrymen
Charles James Collector OF this port Il
day. ,.e,
Money is in far demand, but easy. The re-
cepts of treasure since the departure ofe last steam
have amounted TO s2.coo 90 Atlantic Currnncy-kt
char e rate JJdJ5 premium on gold IN Nov OK
legal tenders T2d73c. Most u the leading mining
stock. have declined within ten d1yf.
The American wer steamer Lancaster, TIE Britsi
steamer Suffice and Tho spanish steamer Resolution.
orc In port The balance 81 the Spanish feet and tie
entire Russian Pacific feet ere expected soon
The testimony taken thu far Ia the riAi Of TIC prfn'
teen captured with he schooner Chapman shows con
clusyey that they provided with lcicFs Of mAfque
signed BY Jen Davis.
sailed steamers 81 Louis aud Moses Taylor mr
Panama each claiming TO carry above 60 passengers
The rates 81 passage n0mlniy eltJ hr tfsi cabin
rooms sc5 foI second cabin and 60 To- s.ccrage lhc
-, Louis toos esiOOOO for England. s2eSoo lot Now
York and $50. 90 for Panama The latter SUN "as
shipped BY EO,LseAil0s agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
DIED.

BoND-On Saturday morning Dc, D. Charles Henry Bond
III, friend, and relative, are invited to attend hi. funeral
om hi late residence One hundred and twenty ss,,nih
street Haile between Second aud IhId avenues, on Mon
day. Oct al o'olocA p m
BLOOMFIELD - AZ Metuchin. n j.. on Friday. OCT
Frederiok A. Bloomfield IN the 18th year Of bis ssr
CIIrHELL-on Saturday nornng Oct J. John ca'hen AGED
Tho ,riSrd Of the family are invited s,end III, funeral
Monday At O'Clock from h.' laie residence. i.ri ~
.nue near one hundred and hny second street The Il
O'Clock Train Hudson River Railroad stop
CRAWFORD Saturday. Oct J. William III Crawford
aged q years ,r IL. 4,
60 attend tho funeral from bis late setdsno- NO ~ Ne
Foity second street, Tuesday sfeTnoon at oeoca'
uUNT-Ths funeral Of n. ste NJ Edward Huni. u :
Pusnecrs viii he Reid a West Point 70 day poc"rdins
from chamber street DePo, al 10 Ia
JESNrSGs-on Sunday. DC, = Capt John Joining 's'd
- year, md monll' ~,
attend IL. 'rsrai on resdsy .th inst, nom u' hs
formed Dutch 1huich a - ie.osi sts,.n ~ -
Cleveland ana lo.edo 'ohiol and H'r Na''o '"e"' P'P
please co9y.
grFLTn-on s.,sr1sy morning Oct Elizabeth G.. vic
Of David Keele sn3 clics' a. sh.s 81 u' late tafy
Ulvers On a.. "a year Of her agc
Te reavc. ard i,ld' 4 ~ isny ~, inv.et 20 ,srf
ihe fsnersl from h'r la's residence no 80 "a" ~
tenth ,r~ei Tu.sdsv morning Oh INST a. 10 csocs
wi,hou. further Invitation. h.f remains ~bi BE- "i' 10
Greenwood
EF,RsY-M stoeibr.Ss,. MAJ. Monday Soy, Is
Helena " kush, widow Of ihe late Rev Rsvsnd h-s
ny. in tho sist ysS 81 her sxc.
PADwAv-in ,hi, city, Sunday sv.nins DC, hf joha
4.
sd frirnt = tts family fssp tay tv''sf
s'ie'a b.. f'esi ses he s, 'csssos Nc %. /" o.
Thgiy NH b,t.e,a fisaih sd Siuih srern-s %"
Tua.dsy the ch ihsi goek "tse fsfinef in'ii'i'h
sMfTlI-in ,hi. city Of surtay OCT I. A' Mar, smhh
sr.t . yesr 80. ,
No r,sn.e. saA N,nd, Of the ny respectfully invited
s,;~ai ~ funeral Rem hi lsis frsi3sfe No iS' V'
lsnoey ,sr,si MondsJ tho sh At o'e'oi
sMkLL-On sstu5isy %; Arns daashisf 81 Jehn sf .
sagaA sfasn sscl ~ yssf, and rnnn'h' .
IT, relative. and snis q She smiy srs fsspefuy n'ei
o. attend hsf funeral tho osasr n her Jsets ~
% south Feurh street bfooilyn. B. d. on Monday ihs
81 last q o'c'oct 3 He's fonA-n' ~. BE- iAA'n To
Coun.cilrrf q irsrueu'
p,nbgfy aud hoT-Alt raper please copy
WiilTEHOrsF-in nfooilyu. on Tiafstay oe' hify
A. til beloved ~ifs = ir~i' l. Nhehouss. 49, f.lsi'f
q ~. at. John fiin, sgd 70 ycafs
The rcve, sni snjs q tho famy Is f-sfsct Y Invited
20 attend TIE funeral ssnt,Y oct at q oe.ocs foa
her rcsldonoe No. l0D EAlgti I!acs $500
WOODS-On Saturday srenlns oct J. Nate yoHhssH ehld
- Jsms. N Wood h. Tho 18Th rsaf - 80 ass.
TIE friends q he family respccuauy trof u .iisni
the fausfa the residence 4 hef fsh'f No 10 Tat
Eishtseu'h sired, New Y0s "eins'ssy Tie m Inst.
o.. o olocs p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
NlD.O 6 OAkDgS.

Mr.. Forrest played SpartacEs Oh friohy to an
overwhelming toase e0d VIII repeat the performance
tonight ard Oh Wednesday.
Mile ves.vali En2e her second appearance in
0anea; CT. TIE Jewish Mother" D. saturday. and
"ts about the SAFE ic.gh at her debit. Her pro
nuoeat:on 81 Ergsh ia fsT too imperfect for her to
sslisre any lasting With sn hmere audience
T'le her style ofaeng IL 50 eccenricso bizarre even
I'D depends 30 much for its effect npon the play Of
toe Jonatenaree ohd dIon mere attitudes thai it con
G.-tes new and Distinct school so foreign to an re-
sosed ideas that there bot little chance at present Of
- hscomngye. gpopuar anywhere Sheis more massive
ana muscular In Ter demonstrations than Forrest i'm
,e5 exhibiting throughout kind Of physical rant IL
60 msy 50 Gull a. 1aich to the delicate mind soon BE-
comes positively repnlsivc. Her general bearing is
,ftsn that Of 0ness rather than Of human being and
hare Are times when her oonino demonstrations are 30
forg tina. the stage seems for the time being to be
inverted iItc cogc, AID tho spectators seen 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
VI ARRuE VI.

DFNNIS-MoKIM-On Thursday. Oct L. st the residence Of
liz brides ,her by the Rev. DR. furncss Fred Dennis
Auburn ~ Y to Miss Annie g., daughter OF j. Miller
Mckim Of this city.
KINNEY-CONDIT-M Newark. ~ J., on ThI.day. Oct
1 1863 by tho Rev J. 5. Is. Hodges, Thomas L. Kinney
Editor ofthe Newark Daily Advertiser to Miss Esiee Con
ait daughter Of the late Joel w. Cond,.
PORTFR-COnsTOCK-On Thursdsy, Oct l. s, New Lon
don Conn by the Rev q. u. Wilcox. Thona. Porter OF
NcwYork TO Miss Annie T. eldes, daughter Of ~ NJ Com
stock, esq.
PHILLiPs-HULTZ-At Newark n J.. on Thursdsy, Oct
1879 BY the Rev Dr. Wafdlc, EFsstus Philip esq OF
Homer N Y. to Mrs. Martha X. Hul,i Of this city
sECOR-rINCHMAN-At Newark. n. J. on Thur,tsy' oct
l. 1863 BY the Rev. Mr. ToThune, William H. secoE o
New.Y ors 10 Miss Emma 5. Hibchinsn u Newuh
WFNMAN-PARDEE-On Monday. Sep, "a. At The Church
Do 81 Esprit BY the Rev d. Nerf,n. RI hard ~ Wennan
to Carrie ~ sher Of the late Henry Pnrdee, all OF wa
rity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
AnibrOsial Song.

For mans power wonan's glory
Throuzh me CLOVIS the essence bne.
Tia. for Ewes full locks In Eden,
Drip'd from every fowery shrine:
o how Adam priced the treasure,
How lie rioaied ON each curl
Flowing soft o. angels plumase.
Round her perfect brow Of pearl
Would you have this power, this eioryt
Would you laugh at changing time
Would you dread not blightiDg fever.
Or the sridness Of cliu.el
Would you be Ike your first parents,
With glorious crown Of hsir.
Waving. curling. glowing DER you.
Ia the dryest, DARKEST air
Hate you scurss disease and Gandrudt
Love you cllnliness hike those.
Who made their exquisite toilet,
Long ago BY Edens rose
Wish you for the perfect beauty
Pine you for the isdeless glow
Then w.:hou. doubt Of triumph,
70 my guardian STERLING go'
Dr. II. IL. STERLING.
sTERLINGS AM3EDSIA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Observation-Disclosures Oct. 5.

ACADEMY or MUslC-Roberto Deverenh 80
WALLACK's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., or the Rite Bsn
NIBLOS OARDEE-rbe Gladiator
WINTER OAnDFS-Hcheieu. 49,
gARNUM's MUsEUM-lndian Chiefs, Python, ne. bdfc'
The D.ne-Deai as Post the Okos,, Sc.
ALEXANDRA PAIlLlOS-Equestsisnsin. Ncolo Afsbs -.
PARK THFATFK (Brook j-Stechcs IN India Pfido %.
the Market.
NYv.YOEK THFATRR-D rszil.sn Ape.
GEORGE CHRlsTY'S MIHSTRELs-'o Bfoad"ay-Eihl
Ou.6uIsu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Court Of Appeals

ALBAaY. Saturday Oct 8 I'D
In the Court Of Appeals, October 3, lo63, ne
cour, adjourned TO Tuesday morning - ~ o'clock
ale,af for that day: Nos. - Is i+;. 1916 ii7. hs.
lf9 80 l5l. and l52.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Deafness, Catarrh,
AND DISEASES or THE

Dr. LIGf1THILL author Of" Popular Treatise on Deaf
ness Letters on Catarrh" &C., &c, can be consulted
DEAFNESS, CATARRH DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR NOISES IN THE HEAD and all the various and
chronic diseases of the EAR and THROAT at his Office No
"a St. Marks Place, sh between I'd and 3daVs. from 30
N. ill p u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Nineteenth Ward.

Nineteenth Wnrd.-At meeting OF the l0h We'd Re-
rub iraa A.sorason held Il Headquarters ftiay ever
oct D. the following preamble and REGULATIONS adopted
Aeref, The kepuhr and Union Central Conn i'ief OF
this city lie l.st session sept ~. lt,J did dsirrriro 81
sslt boy should be- sn0wn hrres1sr a. tic Union 'ral
Cores u the ty and County Of Ne" lofk therefore be IL
hres Tia, hereby rahy the scion Of our Delegate
~ ,ait COMMITTEE All iis iyrthef
H That hi. organisation sccrrts q 'he recommends
ou Il ils uuon C-nir, COMMITTEE. and hat II shal -
Known hereafter the un!or Association Of the 18th wsd
1t hs.. Monday Eve'ug De, for the pr
poe Of .urons the o. Union loving loyal citizens ~ho
lrtsc 10 bee ono members Il the Association.
Rssoifsd That thi. lgh Ward Republican Assertion III
haang that OF the Union Assoc ailoa Of the yh
Wafl o.s, IT, stncv. feature Republican Association
BY sdolnf tho platform Of tie Union party passed ai the
Mon state Convention Sept 49,. aid la, all Citizens OF
9h Ward sosnns to oln ,hs be enrolled under the FOL
LOWING psdye
fhst w. are in favor sustaining tho National Admnistn
ton In vigorous OF the until the final and
ot.ts ,upprson Of M, rebellion and In favor 81 cnfofc
order suanug the avs and Of supporting the noun
ned. by the uuon state Convention held syaesse
on the ~ inst . -
Rc,o4 Fha the names Il all parties enrolled be- sfhei 10
the roll 4 THE Annexation they Immediately to ENJOY The a
ri,ie.n .. m~u.ber. OF the sane $500 . - =, =.
nnsss That these resolutions be- Published In tn. ~ T.
r. buns ani Sunday Dispatch.
The lur,lug Committee aprotnri Tor the pufi osr OF en-
rolling the names Of linton In The Ward VIII meet on
MOsDAY kstsING oct lieaislaiiers, Dinsedcins' ID
sv between s9th and Goth st.
aEos,g Is. NAx BnrSr. JANIS 7. NALKEa ALLAN CooP
~ Enrolling oIuuiiticc.
ALLAN ,ooPHp Cyrus r tRosr, Secretaries
WILLIAM a. DE CAMP, Presiient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

Tenth Ward Union Observation-Disclosures q cal
OF the UNION CENTRAL COMMITTEE the above A"oci'
alton viii meet at their lcadquartors III Nk5 HOTEL NO
?7i Grands on TUESDAY EVE 9Th Inst for the pu pose
81 elecng Delegates 10 the various nominating conventions
Polls open from to O'Clock .
GEORGE DONALDSON, President
G M,ali Z k h.,nock Secretaries.
Eleventh Ward Union Associntion.-.Ah Loyei
Union citizens without regard ~ previous political assoei
lions who in favor Of sustaining the integrity OF the Gov
crnmei the Constitution and the Flag OF our country ana o
supporting the Administration IN vigorous prosecution oil
the Wer until the Il, beion il suppressed aud who VIII sup
port The nominations of the Union Convention hed ~ oyf
cuse sept 3D. invited TO enroll their names IN the BOOKS
o! th, Union Association Of the Nth Woi. -
AConmiii,e w DO in atendince At No n Avenue " on
SATURDAY aud MONDAY EVENING from y 20 2 O'Clock
Tor that purpose. Patriotic citizens forward ara un'e
it'll u.s.
ISAAC HICKS. ComIli.,e
SEEBALD MENkrNG,t %
PHILIP KELLY, Enrolment.
JOHN LEWIS, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
The National Bank Of philadelphia.

IBIlADLLIHlA, NifuIuhl V't y To
The first quarterly report OF the Na'ionai
Bank of Philadelphia was published oday Tho Bsht
has been enneuy successful and does large business
already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Catnrrh.

Catnrrh.
DEAFNESS DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR, THROAT
AND cATARRH TREATED
By d. ROWE. No. - Concord street, Brooklyn ohcs
hours 10 g. N. to 4 pm
From Tuos. 8. DAT, Esq, Of Brooklyn
No. r. PEARL srRErr. BRooKLrS. n T.
September l5 1903.
For bene6, Of thosc similarly afflicted make the follow
la, statement For years my daughter was niictsd win
starrh which gradually until IL had 80 impaired
er health convinced she must die The disehasse
from the head and throat inecsan frequently sccom
panied by blood Amer having TIRED every one and every
Thing In sAin last resort called on Dr. Kows under
whose has been entirely cured and restored 70 the
enjoyment OF excellent health. THOMAS ;. DAf'
From CALEB sAdER, Esq, Of Trenton, n j.
TRENTON N. J., August y. iHl
This certify that my daughter having been afflicted icr
eighteen years with Deafness and discharges from both ears
caused rron scarlet when old placed h,r
under the care Of Dr. Rows Now her hearns restored
quite distinctly and the discharges nom o9, raI
are entirely stopped From my intercourse win III ROWE
lee. iu.u6ed recommending him o. gentleman wen 'rEea
- ''' GALES SAGER,
Steward State Lunstic Asylum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

IOtION, ollIIui!s VtTs y ~
The Transcript states that the Russian Ad'
miral has accepted the invitation TO visit Boston Win
bis feet Tie tine viii be liked In letter 10 Mayor
Lincoln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

BE- hcd ~ thor lleaiquHrfs No 90 Broadway On HON
DAY tNIHIso' DC. = iS} ~ :, ,u,dii,,ru c,.,,,.s
wA,mso1os MrLrIs. serr,iary
First Ward Union As.ociai Ion.- .eeofianes with
'ero' ofre,oiuon, .d'p'.d t INC aion ,sniA soTmi,
se Of ts o .ai coa,} p I'M M az. III s1Ps tHb
UNION ASSOCIATIONS VAL be held GA TUESDAY t'tH
40, oe io. No - oi'ehwieh ct, ~ ihs rnip'. o.
County cSn Inv" t,,s 1st 70 &c coS,-na IVA
D.trct fi,. Delrss,e. 70 tho Assembly cou'snton, let
p''rie, rou' open at p ~ S'V scn,p6n y,,,a,,,
D. H. rnisfur Secretary
Third Ward Union As.ociniion.-runaani 70 ,he
c.l Of The Union cenfll Ignnlee 1he m'mes' o. 'h'
Association WI nee, At he ieailessisn No. %! ole-n
wich,t, on TUESDAY EVENING, oct for The pniPo''
oecng Des gates 10 the several cops.nons foI. open
nom ITO D p IA join u COsIA PRECEDENT
/. w4nssa. secretary.
Finh Wnrd.-.By direction Of the Union Central Com
t~e the Finh Ward luton Annexation will bold Primary
Election Tuesday evening O. Oh at he sih MAia oi
ior ie purgo's Of ,eens Dees.e, to ,Pr'e' sr A'.os
O'clock 30 orler, ThOs. OUrwATEh frcsideut
VIZ nints tseere,afss
sixth Ward.-Ths ralon As-oeiaion Of thi. Mad viii
OoIden. 81 Centre aud Franklins,s Oh Iuhs
pay kvhhiSp Oct O. Tor ne pnfpo.e oil Ill. no
% a ,''''' ~ '''' '''' D. B. bwRk. rie,iden,
Oro. GnusDr, Secretary.
seventh Ward Union Association.-rir booss Of
Nos ~ and 49, Henry a., SATURDAY and Mon
DAY EVENINGS Oct aud 5. from a TO o.clocs. Al
loving loyal citizens Of the Ward requested to sub
CHARLES H. HALL. President.
i ts,ss " y f I,nn1 sees'.rln
seventh Ward.-in pursuance IL can Of the unon
Crnifal Committee, the sEt ENTlI WARD uhIO. AssO-
CIATON viii hold Primary Election al their iiendgnhirI
NOs M aud lJi Hrnfys'.. Oh TUESDAY E|fNlNo' o'I
1903 for tao purpose 81 Ilecng Delegates 10 Tue ''i""
Cynyenton. Polls open from a 10 70 ciocs ,it,
CliAs H. HALL. President
a. jam W. n rs oan,..,, tseere,are'.
Eighth Ward Union As-ocintion.-A Meeting Of
ts Annexation win be held q, nratqusr'i, NO i' In,
IT, on TUESDAY ENE,iS0. oct o. al O'CLOCK l' W"
pulposr cectns Drrvs'c to the several tonvru"h 'p0
he'd the call of the Genital Commi,ie- fois OPP" ~"
o. H. IN. al loyal Union invited 70 s''n' ~ "
toll their names hhDNtW bLfhhbIi ''
C Mn r1'i Yrsxss. secretariea
Ninth Ward-rhe books Of the UNION AasooiAI,,SyH
oi the Ninth Ward VIII be open on MonDnr a. Limo,
from "A 10 . O'Clock oct D. al Beeck-f buildnss ~ JY
lOyal cIlixrns 81 the ward requested 10 com,
subscfibo their to the roll 81 the soia,t. i,
WM II. oEDHEi. ffesit'ht
~ d. TnArER, Secretary. .
Ninth Ward Union hssocfuiIOn.-An LL.. ii We.
for DELEGATES to the several Union rou,nl ~ A..
tions will be- he'd at Blocker buildings GA luf,"a ~ "
WM H. GEDNEy Iniidcht'
NJ d. TrAyrR, SECRETARY.
Eleventh Ward Union Associp tion.--an, , r,Is
ton will be held at No. ~ Avenue on tULnpa ~ rts
NO Oct. D. for the purpose OF ELECtlNo Dftror a..
TO the various Nominating COnventipns a'foi"',s " W.
recommendation Ol The Union t'nh! toiruliu 81
from ioy O'Clock. JOHN LENlSi tic''NN"'
i.xi. n,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

Twelfth Ward Union AssOriaticr.-!n prrsuance
Of cali of the Union Central Committee, the Twelfth Ward
Union Association win hold special meeting a, eaiqusrtc
arlington Han 3d-ay ll5thst. foy the purpose Of
ceciing dee TO the various conventions on TUESDAY
EVENING, Oct o, 1903 Polls open from TO . oclock.
WI. DyNNING President.
InuN Ill PnprRn Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
CaeaFrh Cured.

CaeaYrA Cured.
Nav Yoax, Sept. .. 1850
IT,, 20 csfy tina, have been afflicted with Caa'ra 10.
ne wears which produced the usual di,asreeabe caee.
committed Or Lshh sbou, nine ten months since and at
once placed myself under lis d~ ao1 eHfDds free
from Cailh my ,hro,, perfectly healthy, and my hesh
/, very nu.a improved l. p roLAH'
Og:e Exc asilrosd, FOO: Of Duane st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
Special Notices.

Union General Committee Of the city and Coup-
~ Of New. ork-A meeting 4 tic shove C0nt,.e vii
BE- hei ~ thor ileaiqustrfs No. 90 Broadway. nOA
DAY EVENING, Oct I. iAcJ. 1t 4 o'rioc.
TIA u MILLER Chairman.
WAsufs01oS MULTI. " rrstary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05

Boys and Cbildren's
CLOTHING,
A NEW AND ELEGANT ASSOR1 MENT.
FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.
DEVLIN g. Co.,
BROADWAY corner GRAND-ST,
BROADWAY, corner wARREN-ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
From r. L. Caswin. esq, President City Bank


DIR LGHTHIIL: Dear Silt affords me the greatest salts
faction to DC able inform you that still Improving ana
have the hghe., hopes that my will be entirely well by the
time you At rst mentioned 1t would take TO effect cure
can Jay that truly thankful to the kind Providence which
directed me to YOU Since the first few dys oyodr pre-
scrp.ion, my has improved and almost at once was
relieved from very depressed Of feeling and an almost
inoersble case elastic and hopeful state Of mind What
Dr. John Mott replied his experience has been mine
Ny catarrhal trouble very much better Also
and indeed altogether my health so good am
weighing some Ave pounds than is usual for snd
than ! ever weighed before).
cen hope may be the good fortune Of many with
Ike troubles fall In the way Of the benef, Of skill and
knowing great the fear ofimposion witt those who in
time past. may like myself have suffered by it, and feeling
wi h. sincerely this time 10 aid and commend you In es,ab'
shnz hish and deserved position in profess
sion beg Therefore you will not hesitate to refer to
a. Il NAY be fuse also ncose herewith Professor Motifs
reply to NY of inquiries, which deem highly creditaDs
TO you and great importance Others IS 1t has been to me-
win v, you again In the mean time, believe me,
Your. very sincerely, e. L. CA0WIN
Joliet. III. July II. 1909
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-05
From Rev. John Mott, d. d., Professor 10 Union
College, schenectady. n. Y.
Joliet, II. July II. 1868

CoUtEe, ScueucCtHuys 10 -
FosDA, N. T., April 20, 1863.
r. l. CAGwis esl.-Dear Sir: received your letter oil
Arsn % today. have had from infancy one ear very
deaf and always dschiTsins more or less offensive mat
ter Thi. year both became diseased. running very
much very offensive producing the CREATES, debility Of
body and depression Of spirits and my hearing impaired IN
the hishe. degree In such condition po myself under
the care Of Dr Lghhil He has fully restored me- hear
we'll III. dizziness and the discharge have been removed and
have not returned The stopping Of the running has given ne
the hishe., elasticity vgor OF body 'nd flow Of spirits
while 10y l,a tina, stopping tho discharge would prove
Ieinin.utA OF dangerous
esteem OF rather have learned to esteem DR. Lishti ot
BE- VIVA ,:r,nscr mel gentleman md man OF science
IL whoa the highest coaGdsaee may os placed
l0sU. very uoiy. JUN "o1E
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Everybody is Complaining Of Bad Cold
Everybody Is Complaining Of Bad Cold
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Everybody Is Complaining Of Bad Cold
Everybody Is Complaining Of Bad Cold
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Everybody IL Complaining Of . Bad Cold
Everybody Is Complaining Of . Bad Cold
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Everybody il Coughing
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Everybody is Coughing
Everybody seems Hoafse
Everybody seems Hoarse
Everybody seems Hoarse
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This Is not 0rdirsry Cod
This il not ordinary Cod.
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II proceeds from the liver, and requires purgsiiVes ~
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membrane lungs sympahizng with tas iver fast
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