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Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

I'm District Court I'd Judicial District, Levi
AScottvs. G. T. Fay and NJ. B. Fay Territory
of Idaho County Of Boise, IS. To c. T. Fay and
n. B. Fay: In the name Of the people of the
United States in Idaho Territory, you are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office Of
the District Court of the I'd Judicial District of
said Territory, in Idaho City, Boise county, the
complaint Of Levi Scott, claiming Of you the sum
OF twelve hundred dollars, Gess five dollars) with
10 per cent interest thereon, from April lst 1885,
on pronissory nOte executed by you for said
sum, dated March 9Th, !. 1858 and that unless you
appear and answer to said complaint within five
weeks after the date hereof, Judgment will be
taken against you by defaultfor said sum of twelve
hundred dollars, Cess So with interest as aforeN
said
In testimony whereof, I, John G. Henley, Clerk
of said District Court, have horeunto set my hand
this 10th day Of april, A. D. 1864.
JOHN G. HENLEY
n305w Clerk of District Court;
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

NT OTICE.-There will be meeting of the
in Stock-owner5 in the Lawyer Ledge Quartz
Company, on Saturday, April 10Th, 1864 at the
5fice Of The Company at Placerville, for the pur>
bose of organizing and Incorporating said Com
5any. Office at Highly Bledsoe's store. Meet
ng at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. r. S. WRIGHT, Pres.
&. W. THATCHER, Sec'y, 29R2
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the partnership
IN heretofore existing between J. 2. Miller and
), ii. Warren, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent J. z. MillertRill continue the business,
md is authorized to settle all business pertaining
o the firm. J. z. MILLER,
ZOO q, II. MARINES.
Idaho CITY April 2d 1854, ~ 21wt
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

THE material Of the late Dalles Journal is
on the way to La Grande where it is to be
used in the publication of a small paper
TW. w. Statesman.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16
To Let,


n AUNDRY at the WARM SPRINGS, with a
I desirable business already established.
NO. Other Business, renders it impossible for the
Proprietor to devote his attention to it. A com
petenU and experienced person will find this rare
opportunity. Apply on the premises to
29tf ROBI. TURNER.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16
Payette Ferry Express Ranch.

GOUTH Boise Express Notice-We connect
y with Wells, Fargo & Co. at Idaho City. Per
sons having letters, &C. to send, or other business
with transact it at the Office of TVells Far
20 s. Co. Oar Express was established in July
1858, and thoroughly kept up during the winter
EVe intend to be RAINING there next year at this
time. G0oDRIcg 81 Gu,
s. - G'ty Apal2d zatf
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

BAILIE PEYToN.-The National Intelligent
Ger of December 31st contains an advertise
ment by this old Californian, in which he
states that he has associated himself with
John S. Brien for the practise of law in
Nashville Tennessee, and the higher courts OF
the nation ~ .E.-
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16
FOR SALEli

; On DOE. sh6vcIs, 20 Doz. Picks, 1000 lbs of
on Quicksilver, IS Barrels Sugar, 1000 lbs.
Coffee, Is Barrels Dried Apples, 1000 lbs. Calfor-
MIA Dried Peaches, 1000 lbs. Beans, 10000 lbs.
Bacon, 1000 lbs. Hams, $500 lbs, Lard, 20 Cases
Gum Boots, and fine assortment of Clothing,
Hats, Dry Goods, Boots, Queensware, Hardware.
&C., on the most reasonable terms.
At lNGERSOLL, ADAMS q CO.'S
Main-street, few doors above the 'Internationa''
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

CoNs1DERABIh rain has lately fallen
throughout the valley and has been great
benefit to the growing crops. The farmers,
who short time ago were fearful of a
drought, say their prospects for raising good
crops were never better at this season Of the
year than now, and they are generally busy
on their places enjoying a season of content
Pasturage is excellent and stock doing frely
NV. W. Statesman, April I'd.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

COMPANY G, First Oregon cavalry, Capt.
Small. i is announced, will leave Vancouver
for this city on Monday next. The company
will proceed from the DaIles to Canyon city,
rom which point they contemplate making a
raid against the Snake Indians.-JNonniain-
Ger, .ApriI ID.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

TIVE Postmaster General Blair has issued
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16

TIE Union State Convention for Oregon
met at Albany on the 30th. The Oregon
Democratic State Convention viii be held at
Albany, April 18th, says the W. w. States
man.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-04-16
Water Standard.
ritory of Idaho, County of Boise
MONTGOMERY STREET, SOUTH OF THE

Territory of Idaho, County of Boise:
We the undersigned, residents of the county
and Territory aforesaid, and ditch owners therein,
do hereby mutually agree with each other that
hereafter, we will furnish and sell water from our
respective bitches according to the following meas
urment, to-Wt under six inches pressure.
J. D. Smith, Thorn Greek Moore q Smith,
Moore & Anderson, BRena Vista Bar Anderson
& Hurd, Pine Greek Moore & Anderson, from Elk
Creek to Jackass GuIch Houston & Christie,
Moore's Greek Deer Creek Ditch Company, by
E. A. Gilman.
December Goth, 1868. l5tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
DID.

BUssINoA, rordilrn, EiiiaJ. Oct Psef Bs'sin: 10
tho I'D yea Of bis d,
b re.gy.s aud friend. II the family respectfully 'syed
60 stteni tie funeral Tce'dsy i'tsmoon a. 4 O'clock
ifoul ~, lsie rrs.d. uCr.
BROWS--on Ss,lrlay. oc g. George II. Brown, 'sed !"
yfere.
III, remain, will be .s,sa Brooklyn cOnuocticrs sf inter
uel..
LLoY On Saturday Oct e. 1854 John Lloyd aged e year.
aud days 49,,
The relative. md friends o. n, fsay sad the meuhs q
bedioid NJ r.. Church T,spcctiuAy m'heo %
sunad tie ners on Tucsisy a At ~ o'ciocs from
the Church. conner Of Bedford and Morton ssreots
ORTON-A Chicago Friday Oct ], snrr short iAuess
H.. ~ q. OToa in tho Jgth year of bis age -
The .rare and friends OF tho family ard those OF hs o9l
T,.ysc'iul invited attend his iu9ea q ~ fs
rr.dencs No. i2s wuousLby sssot, Brooklyn, 81 10
o'cl,ck, Tu,tlsJ "a.
Prrs-oa Friday Oct, John Pi.t. IN the 6s y-r u his
TA relative. and friend, q tho family respectfully invited
TO attend hi, fueTs. from bis .e residence Noe ess
2ysh sileel on rge,i4yf ihs ilIh iHsl, ct CLOCK
TuOMaS-ssdl~niy o. Thulcsy Oct, o. Archibald AlrraD
Der Of Ascib1d A. sEd ai. Thomas aged Jenf sHa
10 lGoItis
WFsrOS-On Frfisr oct T. Sarah, wife Of John II. "es
Ton. sI-d 40 year. and month"; -,
Tie rrses .ni - respectfully cvit>t 70 Az - We
funeral this Mondsyl afternoon O'clock from Tie 81 T.
Church. eo,nsr d Bedford and Motion s;Tceis
WATE-On sunday Oct D. Albert 5. Waite IN iha 17'h year
Of h's s-s. -,
Tu.sdsy the litn inst :. O'Clock p NJ IRON ma s's tt'
dsncs No. 20 Wet I'D eIcs WITHOUT further in''son
YOUSG-On ss'urisy dug Oct A. ~ residence N sh'
e,v Edmund ST. iourg 10 tAe !Dth ,e.r q his AZ"
The rrsv~. ard fi,fs respectfully tsi - st-nd
without further iuss'.,n. tho 'urots services ~ieh "i'
y ocloei lis remains vii DO tsken to Pousases "
iar iuLsrlura'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

The Introductory sermon in this series WAS
preached by the Rev Dr. Storrs Of Brooklyn. IN the
Collegiate Dutch Church. in 5h-av cor. 99thsi. last
evening. The text from which this discourse was
treated found In Aots |. H. The nature Of this Union
must DO unity not a uniformity Uniformity NO
far as 1t can 10 attained. Is welcome. Uniformity
Is noi found anywhere. unity everywhere. In
Gods works. Tie Doctor showed this most
beautifully. Who is seeking this unity' Not all
Chrijtihns The Humanitarian theorist looks upon the
GOSPEL only A. an instruction, Christ teacher The
Evangelical theorlst looks upon human nature o. de-
PRAYED or lost needing d now iOvc--an atonement;
Christ came 10 ec these "a One Other Of these
~ opposita theories must be fase. Tho Sacranental
theorgt or Papisica regards lost bur believes
thst Christ 20 create the power faculty OF
Faith. This heW birth Is giycn In b0ptism only through
the presence OF water Gun Tel be saved OF these the
Evangelical only can hope fr unity. The Humanitarian
and The lomsnt must ac be len ont Of this Christian
unity. What arc the n attain this unity Christ
Jesus and Kim cruChoJ make them The early
church was made one by love ~ the living and d! Ing
Jesus. Christians will be disported just M they mae
Nifty modes OF baptism rtcr ceremonies. Instead
OF preaching Christ No. IL orers OK ministry but in
miusiraiion earnest. loving and selfdeHying. will
Christ.gfs become one.
DIR. 4. G. Carr. 81 Calyery Church w,i preach tie
SECOND sermon Ia this series.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

-y railroads raise their charge from five 70 fT cents
per passenger being Empowered 10 to do under the In
eernol Revenue Law Ia vie. OF the vast advance IN
abe price of forage labor and all the other incidental OK
Ienscs Of running thee great public oonyeniences the
additional impos Of cent is neither exorbant nor
Snoroys more particularly when We zee that the stage
Macs pu, up their figures from five and SIX cents TO
egtt giving their change at this rate in worth.
les aid yerltons shin paslcss. Al change the rn
roads viii be made up in currency n coin aud not IN
ouch tickets as ere issued by the Stage Companies
With this understanding the public will 10 doubt
sz5isil osesrfsls " 40 advance.
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,MAHEIE y.

ASH -SyITI-u Thursday, Oct 1T tlis Church 81
the Resurrection, By tho Rector tue Rev. l.: ~ taz3
Henry Ashhed 10 Ncs flirsb,;n A. smAh daughter o.
Aimed w. Smith. e,q. No cards.
BNOWER-DOUGHTY-o "Wednesday, Oct. >, a. rs Tss'
deuce Of III, br.do father by the Res, Alfred H. Pfindge
Lieut.. Narin y h. Blower Mis caroline a. DoNghty
daughter Of John Doughty Ill Of Wiliamsbur.a l.. l.
UUGHHS-PiER--At ~. Johns Church Upper Red Hocf'
" L.. ,auesd3y. Oct. 8. by t.e Hsy j. o. Johrscr
Miles ,hes OF slss,5Urs to Emily 81 Pier o. tho former
place.
JENlSOS-BAGLRy-i1 Brooklyn, o. SailIeay oct y,
By The Re. Dr. farny Wiiism D. to'son OF FaT@ fr4.c e.
- Margaret Adelaide; only dat otter g. ohH p b.sor 40
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X. X. r.

Hs He IL.
TRUE ECoSoaY.-you arc seized with Ssre TlrSS
aud have all the lymp,oms u Dphhsrs You send 10,
doctor charges you from three to i've collars per vsA
TIE medicine he precbes will cost yoa from one to thr-s
dollars 1t viii you at less ten dollars ee'o'r yoa &e
pronounced conve.cen, whereas ono htycen bottle a
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF vii not only yos q
vor Sore Thost in ii. hour. but will b. useful to fss
many other complaints. you dsrs TO b economical, Par
oLs.o Rsdsay's Resdy Relief
Icsn be u.ed Tor ali psns, acbe, s~enss inhsmmssca%
either external informal One fifty cen' bottle wt d" moro
ood char IL. expenditure OF tea dollars for other medcina
purposes Sold by all Druggist and at No. 81 MadsnsnA
RADwAY T. CO., NswYork, aiso. At Lewis pF4sSs's~
Norfolk Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
tAdycrii~ment.l

DANyILiI. Penn. Jure 2 1872.
DR.. WIN. II. GRRGG-- Dsdr Sir: In February,
1861 ros afflicted with sugar diabetes and for hve
months I passed more than two gallons oil erter IN
twenty four bours was obliged u Prt up often rs
ten twelve times during the night and IL five months
lost about fifty pounds in weight During the month
Of july IS6l. | procured two bottles OF Constitution
Water aud after taking two bottles ! vHs entirely
cured. soon ater regainins ny usual good heath.
Yours truly. J. V. l.. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale - MoBGAv & ALIEN. no. 10 Cbn ~,
and all druggists.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

The Secretary the 1fessnry sives notes that ssbs
done will b. received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
tsr.e yesr from Aug 5 1854 with scn,i annual interest
the rate Of ssveu and per per
psi and nt-res, both TO be paid In lawful money.
Tess will be convertible option Of me hos -
maturity into .H pee cent sodbesrng bonds payable ~
less Ave than twenty years from their date
tho 0ovesonen, may elect They vii be Issued In dooon
nation. Of $50 800 sNo $500 aud s,.oo and all cub
,cupliou. for aay dollars aaps Of afs
| dollar.
the draw interest from August ls persons making
deposits to that date must pay thsinscess soorssA
frosa daso OF uots to date OF deposit
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT Is A NATIONAL sAusss BANK. Offering higher rate
ofinteres, any other aud s beat sesry Any ssvnS
bank which pays s depostos In u Notes consider th
I, paying tho bes circuls,ins medium Of the country
ard pay in anything better. or lie ssSss sro
either securities in notes bonds payable
in Government paper.
CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER CENT $40 GOLD
BOND.
In addition to the very liberal in-res, the Notes Ia
ths,s years. this privilege Of conversion 10 worth sbsss
per per for the rate for ~ Bsnds
{. than per and before the war ~
prouata .is per j. Stocks twenty pr
cent, 1t vii, De that the actual profit this Loan. =
the present make. not les than sa per osu -
snnnn-
lTs EXEMfTlON FROM STATE Oh MUNICIPAL TAX
| ATOM
Bot saiie oil the advantages have enumsrsted
Special Act OF conyre srempS all B'nds and Treossv
Noi from, oeai On tho average this exemptios
Worth about per per anna, according 10 tho fas g
taxation u various psrls OF The country.
Il believed that no Securities Oder great indooemen1s
to Lenders a. thoss Issued BY the Governmsnt La -
other Of iniebtejnes the faith ability Of prvsss
parties compsnies separate conmunisiss only
pledged payment while the whole property Of the sssAr
try /. held TO secure the discharge u al obligations q u
| urissd St,,cs
| SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ XgCEI1ED
BY the
| A.aisrasr TRxAscEsn Tss UsrrnD STATS cosrsf -
Wall sni Nsssar sts
| Fiasr NsrfosAL BArr oy NEv YoRx No Wsi*.
SscosD NATIONAL BANK OF NBv YORK aJds. 1rd~ap
| Tsrsp NArrcsAL BAsx NEW YORK No. Nssssnst
FouRrH NATIONAL BANK new YORK. n ard - Ptns -
FIFTH NATIONAL BAsk Of Nsw-YoRx. No. 20; 3dav
! SIXTH NATIONAL Basg os NxwYoRx. 6,hsv. Brdvsy.
EiaHrn NATIONAL BAsK Nsw yoRx. No go Broadway.
| NINTH NATIONAL BANK OF Nav YORK. No. 3S5 Broadway.
TssrH SArroy.L BANK Nsvy oBx, No 30 Brosdxsy.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BASE New YORK No II DuaneA
NATIONAL ErcaASss BANK o. NEW YORK iA jr~ioast
md BIZ ell National Banks which drpo'.orrs oil pab'As
money.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
ut tic country viii give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBE ER4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

40. n. OFFICE C.,fP DEsNIsoS. oct. 2, lsc4
Ed. GAZETTE: VIII YOU please announce
she f.mw.ug ~ the vote Of the Denlison 4. ;. A
'Seaerf' hOspital:
H. J-l4neolr Ce5 NeClelso. ~, Doubtful, H.
feIo1 Res,rs: fOrps-l lnculn, ~; McCicllan, ~
f1o;al L.hVo.n. l,zOG; total y &C le..au, ia.
our. truly " NJ. AMT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

4 meeting OF the War Democratic General
Committee u the City AID County Of New foik vac
seld at Coopsr Institute Friday evening oct IL
9. Pase. esa.. ChaEsaaa Jsines M AeCa'tin' Score
Ate some debate reorganization Of the Committee
Ts, hac, The following were duly elected ~ on
Chair.asa-H C. Pege ESQ.
Vice Chairne1-Joscph /. ENeIy and Ihoines n.
Bgrley.
sscr, l-'cs-Janos McCrrn and Henry d. Wilson.
Treas. &c gorge W. Glaze.
a nlflf or Of committees we're appOinte4 ana TIE
Claim D announced the following gentlemen a. hp-
.,tioteC rl sc Executive Committee
Mes r T. Stanton, Js.. Hugh O'RenlT. J. H. Eun-
ssu =, 90 Crtry, Henry ;. Jennings. Howard WIT
Ted I,Jer ElssmAnD, ihomes AcGrlrT, timothy
Gfonn. - y. Wel.er Andre. jackson, rank ii0".es
Alb, s.4 eloquent addresses were Gei'ersd ~ Harry
WiibeT s.i. Ol GcAesee county, George W Gbize,
8sssr. SIC Waters and Jenniags ard much c1'lusaln
l2reys iei The COmmittoe then adjourned, TIE next
keetr To- D. held 81 The new headquarters which axe
EOw benz fitted ~.
KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY coSvEs-
Jla i,,culor and National Democratic Con-
senf.oa 90 nominate caAtil es Tor the ASSEMBLE were
-eio lrdsy, and Tefulei as follows ia tie DIS
r.8icts med: -
III D...-,et-TLs C.age-liou nominated SIR. William
-UIf "a. .-1c-The Conyentioupe. and sciogTled uatl
ia D..tiet-Patiics Burns preseas Supervisor u
.Ss 5ti Al.d, received -le -,ai4aii ~.
III h..iof-Ad j3rIAed 1ail Wcfnesd'J next.
yIh L.,fto-A1jaur until TUESDAY evening next.
nm f'oL-syPeUi,u. John Hanson 1ece4' ed 1he
rsDts.f ~
1Lo ,ualoguo Hal party nominated Ar. Stephen
uayur. f.. tlo Third District.
ANTI Oop-yOIART ASSfTBLY NOMINATIONS.
I'M %, .rct--Ja-es 3. Murray.
IN Lrsrici--CLlrca Binurfl.
yIfIi F,sfrtc' Jac0b Sochacttr.
ffIit Disfrsct-A. AZ. k-HrY.
XIV Diuric-MChasi :. salmon
JAHiMASY ASSEMBLY, NOHIsATIOH
Sydrcv 7. Ingraham has been unanimously
fselOn in..rd Dr Assembly IN the XVIltb District.
IsicS MEETING AT IRvISGTOs, Il. J.
Tbr Cni0n residents Of ilyingCOn had grand
-is5ra Tsrfyir the incarnation OF braaiu Lincoln
ana Ard~rr Jol,son on Friday evening Tho meeting
was called % order by Mr. Ha.rson. " IEiHgtoD who
nouinsf a Capt. \ 20 Chairman; addre srs followed
ly Nj sia,as AID Daniel Mcforlsud cso. ara Jooi
r. Erbs. N.
30 r,oe g'orious evidence co1ld be given o. Tie
ioyal ~ Jcftey than this large meeting IN this small
Elsce-t'erlo Of strong DemUcra,ic tendencg-t viii
son ~ O. gousing majority for the Mon N N7'emner.
The paso was hied tLerc was not standing room the
bal W. a. !cd the stairs also and even The porch vhie
e. fscn ~ be building torOnigbs procession Hiened
a. bes. . could.
Jbc s!,o Of tbe meeting surprise 70 40, and
n orc culaflv 70 those ~ no made sucla lane ntabe
sr<le IA attempting 20 g9i M NcC!eIan meeting ~
1Ae ssno place some tsO weeks ago
Nos~crsev is alive, aud ioyoi TOO ond IN November
she WI again surprise the JOppeTheads mere residing
'oya..o.g Union msiority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

WHEELER e. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES. 81
For sale rent repaired and Machine. and Opers,os sent
into iAlaes 81 80 broadway, oo Zlnd ST. by j. L. Lille
WHEELER & WILSON'S HONEST PREMIUM
Lock sTiTca SEWING MAcHiSrs, No. SIS Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

obtTn've In al its arnaesmcns but which was as,urd.
" one OF the nobcst Of human aims-to aid in tho
aIneti0rati Of our race
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10


To TIP LADIES -Purlor Lectures on rhvsiol-
ogy by Mrs X. Il OLoarv, NJ D., at her residence,
Gates w. coTner OF Hamilton Il Brooklyn every Tues
day afternoon a, 3o'cnck commencing Oct II. Al.
mission p cent?. y. Il. Tie Lectures all b. Illustrated
10y ample material latCy imported from Psrls. GA
dies take TultOn.ay cars 20 Gatcs.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
Family Medicine
HUBBEL's
CELEBRATED
GOLDEN BITTERS.

GOLDEN BITTERS.
Tn BasF Tosi0 II TIM Womb - Tbsy nvsu~As
strengthen and give now life 10 tho ystsn. They worn ls
magic aad will I'll Of Dyspepsia DsbAy Inic.k
tent Fever otssrhss Scrofala Goot. Orwell JaandknA
Nervous Aseotons Liver Complaint. Loss Appetite Hc~s
burn Bilious Coic cholss Morbus Fever and Ayps. RAss
stism. Sal! Rheum, sossctness, 10, &c.
THEY CONTAIN NO POISONOUS DRUG.
PSRxLr vsGxTADLs-Bubbsrs cslebrsscd Golden Bslt~,
composed Of Gen,ias, Csamu Root, Wild Cherry Bsh
as Root. Sherry wino Butseruus Bark, CGaway Seed YA
low Dock Dandeiion kssl preserved In jamaica Rus.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10
fAdye.t.scinrui.l

TNIVNstsf'Ilrn'.T
JEfFgBs. 5s3 Broadway Is now prepared to
Re l.f Ladies' and Childrcns SHOPS and Gents Plain
0Dd -1cy sIIrlIrs az prices 20 soil the t.mos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

The Livery stable X eeprrs and OWNERS Of HACK
SFY COACHES ia the cry Of New orb arc requested
meet At kIiuds No. LEO Broadway, 90 THURSDAY
EVENING Oct r. O'Clock h. ieviSr 70 De ~
eyed from tho imposed by tho act session II Congress
A. thi. Is subject great interest every person 10 o's
business there oa Sht TO be . very ful attendance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-10

Economy. Nominees, aud. Util,ty.-HE0E MAN
cos TONCF STRATfD BESZNE removes pa ut spot&
ree.e instantly AMI cleans gloves 'i.s ribbons e
% cer.s prr bottle Sold BY 'Drnggi-s HEGtMAS CO..
Chems aad Dru ss, Nos. 2o3 49, 3l, and 5 broadway,
and corner l,lh st. and 4th.sv.. n. I.
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rrru Arm rBn
PRgsIDgSTIAL ELECTION.

WITH. APfEB rBn
PRgsIDgSTIAL ELxCTTON.
KRTIAsD, BRONSON e. Co.,
bisnuiscturers snd Jobbcrn ~
CLOTHING,
q AID A CBAsBgRS srhsAr.
WILL
RETAIL
from their Lsrge
WHOLFsALs SrO0K.
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The Hon. Horace GBprLEY. the Rev. W. II.
BooIE. and DAyTEt MCFARLAND will speak al Milford,
! Pa. on Moudsy. tLc 10th.
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gpeeial Notices.

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