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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-01
SECOND DISPATCH

MAY %, u M-The heavy rain which
set in this morning lasted for several
hours. Every thing has been quiet
along the line up TO this hour The
army viii this afternoon abandon its
position. They will recross the North
Anna, and turn the enemys right, by
pushing for the Pamunkey, the river
formed by the junction of the North
and South Anna, moving over the Green
and HanoYer Court House roads. The
9th corps viii re-cross at 5 p NJ at Jeri.
chO Ford, to be followed at night by the
5th corps, via Quarts Ford. Critten-
den's division viii re-cross at dark at
Oxford Ford
Hancock win remain in his position
on the south side longest, and form the
rear Of the column. All the fords viii
be held during the night.
The movement across the North
Anna aimed only for the destruction OF
the Central Railroad which has been
effectually accomplished, thus cutting
of Lees principal depot of supplies at
Gordonsviile
The movement about to be com
menced viii De directed to Hanover
Ferry, over the Pamunkey, opposite
Hanovertown, some ten miles below
Hanover Courthouse, and fifteen miles
from Richmond
Part of Sheridan's cavalry went to
the right this morning to continue the
destruction Of the Central Railroad in
the direction Of Beaver Dam. The re
mainder went in advance Of the army
to Hanover Ferry.
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Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO KNOW THE
L where lb0u-s Of WIN. and MARY ]. MURPHY
ANY INFO nation giyen.Till be thankfully received.
Address the undec-i Ene 81 TIE Reiucec Barracks,
Nashy he, Teno. MARTHA Z. BROWN.
may 3l-I
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TO THE
SOLDIERS +!
WE HAVE PUBLISHED A BEAUTIFUL
Soldiers Certificate.
FOR THE USE or s0LDIERs.

EUB TIE U5H o. oVHDIbs-3.
Il q printed IN four colors, representing
Cavalry, Infantry, and Artillery, marching
In countless numbers into Dixie, with drums
bsating, colors dying, ote. A blank line Is
len for the name Of the Soldier, Company,
Regiment and OhiceFs; size 13xlT. The
cert 6cato Is enclosed IN e pastebOsrd tube,
and zen be seat 70 any part Of the country
without injury and thsaoldioF, sitter hlling
up the blank lines, cen put Il back IN the
tube and renal e 70 HE friends. aud they
will get lt framed and preserve It a. q 70
msIobranee.
Price 50 cents. Sent BY mail, prepaid.
IN. RHODES Z co,
50 Union Street,
Eashyiiis.
Agsass wanted 70 ssll ths above.
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9masFments.
Theatre.
To conclude with
THE geo vs.. OUR GUNBoATs.

N0TrCE-ALTE 4ATtON or TIaE.-o1 and
sfer this tate. doors open at hs'f-past seven; Per
fornlsnce to com enc7 81 eight
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PErcEs OF ADsrIssIos-DressC Circle, IS csnts; Gal
lsry, Is cents. Doors open at II O'Clock. Per
forTnance 10 commence q S O'clock
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Agsass wanted % al ne above.
Ap1-szn
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
a..sa @eHiral.
How TO Keep In Good Health
.3l, .f AND llI .sfr
WHAT IS THE CAUSE OF DISEASE
@eGtcal.


..Iia ssHI .eFn /
TTNHB primary cause Of every disease that aeshis
Il heir 70 10 impuritT Of the blood, The blood be-
comes impure from many causes. Impure air OF
change Of weather, unwholesome food and exposure
among the princpal causes Of impunty Of the
blood Tho symptoms are giddiness, headache, con-
fua ID thoughts, eyes dull snd heavy drowsiness, con-
stpatOn OF the bowels, bad taste in the mouth, foul
tongue liver complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss Of appetite, sleepless nights, collc, eratnp pain
and ghtness Of the chest heartburn gout and rheu-
matism, puking and purgng, chills and fevers more
or less accompanying these and long tram Of troub
lesome and dangerous affections. all OF which may be
prevented and cured by taking q few doses Of DR..
STRICKLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS They willpnriiy the blood and put
the stomach, bowels and liver in healthy condition,
They particularly suitable for chronic and nervous
diseases. Every lamily and every soldier should
keep supply OF these Pills, as many diseases are OBJ
waited by their They are mild and safe medi
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taking cold. -'d nHi ri1 '9r '..H irhl
Sold BY all druggists semitic any part on receipt
Of twenty cents and stamped envelope, address,
ed DR. STRICKLAND, 3 east Fourth street, oancinns-
| H. ohio. i'ai.H u N'| t-h
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
COUGH NO MORE. laH
TRY sTRIcKLAND's MELLITLUous COUGH
.. .... BAISAM, ... ....te

This 10 the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, HoArseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and
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Mitchell, Barr street, CINCINNATI says she has been
fearful sufferer with cough for many years. bad
not to bs able 60 wslr up staira She took one bottle
Of this Balsam, and has been better since, and
advises all VINO nave Coughs, Colds and Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough BaaAm. Fifty cents per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists, and manufactured At No.
east Fourth street, Cincinnati. ..-. ,.ta ,.i...
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity hyt
the honest debtor satisfies his condng creditor When
fate seemed least propftious In moral and woridly
sense, is one great weapon BY when TO TOD ue' o'
lis sting. -, ,,,Y.
Let any husband, father, son, ask himsef "lf was
to die tonight, would those who are dear TO me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

WAsHSoroS, April lO.-Jno G. Rivss,
former pArtnsr of old Francis ? Blair for
many years proprietor of the Congressional
Globe, died to-day at his residence, six miles
out Of the city Of gout in the stomach, de
has been 10 failing health for some months
Or. On GaE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
rNsURANOH /

Young men Just starting In business, whose chief
cap Is their energy andntegry ,should insure their
lives 10 the amount Of half their liabilities. Such an
aet of dsntersstsd honesty when known TO their cred
tors would Justly increase their oonhdence in them
II would show that thoy did not wish 70 leave their ss
friends exposed to any contingency; and the
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

NNHE Rtna grants policies FOR LIFE, eos term
i Of years, Endowment polcies and childI ems En-
dowment Also, Non Forieihng Policies, on which no
payment 10 required after ten years.
Five thousand dollars paid on two losses IN this city
within the last six months.
Among all the eontrivances Of men 10 protect the
family circle from want none can oe found more sim
pie ITS character, noble 10 its features, or certain 10
its results than Life Insurance Iis the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13

In BIegiam, Sc, 100000 gallons Of gin have
been dru1k in the last few years
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
9aitp! empire,
fFrom the Hartford TimesI
NuHsERY RHYMEs.

From the Hartford Times.
ula1l sa. NURsERY RHYMEs.
sing song Of Grsenbaeks.
Fockots fuil Of trash,
,s over read ant ears 10 debt,
And out Of ready cash,
Hesps 10 Tax Collectors,
Busy AZ bee,
Amt we IN a pretty tx,
With. h.gold at seventy three.
nrol Aos in tire white House,
Prualamations writing,
Meade on the Rapdaa,
Afraid to do the fighting;
seward in the cabinet,
utHiD Surrounded by his spiesi
Halleck sith the telegraph,
Busy forging lies
Chase in the Treasury, 49,
Making worthless n0tes;
I'd 4 fEa Oirtin at Harusburg,
Making shoddy coats
Gilmore At Charleston,
M ForDsy mOs; u andsp s'Gs sibe,s chair,
...lf Barking like dog
sehenck late at Baltimore,
Doing dirty work.
butler &c Norfolk,
d. 't.' As savage a Turk
Haf Sprapue in Rhode Island.
Eating Apple-sassi
EVer6tt at 0ettysSuig
Talking like an ass
Banks cut in Texas,
Trying TO cut figure;
beecher in Brooklyn,
HH HoWling for "a niger;
Lots OF Abolitionpts,
Kicking up yell,
In cornea Parson BrownoW,
i.t iet' And sends them all TO hell.
Burnside at Knoxville,
Ai In kind OF fix;
Dahigren at sumter,
Founding At the bricksj
Grant at chattanooga,
Trying Bragg TO thrash;
IL Il any wonder LOS.
m The Union goes to smAshi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
BE SAFE From TIE PAEes OF WANT

Would these children have comfortabe home and
the means Of edueatonI Would this wife be indepen-
dent Of the cold charities Of the Wordi Would this
aged and feeble parent be provided fort Would my
estate pay my debtsf Would there be sacrifice OF
property by forced sales OF administrator to meet
the demands ofcredtors-sales made when the market
tends downward and far prices cannot be realsedf
How few answer these question TO their satlsfae-
toni They fear TO ask them, and cherish tbs belief
that they have long lease on life. This s both fool
ish and eowardly. The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
LOOKS THE DANGER IN rHE FACE.

That he may gTapple with ~ the wise man, that he
may study ss nature and paate ita threatening The
means Of palaon are at hand, Of easy access to all
tits UIr
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-13
THE WIFE OF his BOSOM

tits the unseen hand Of the provdeut Aher reaching
forth from the grave, and still nourishng his
and keeping together me hmily' BY H. the 'Ai'nNn
son
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:AssETs.

st...a 10 .ABSETa. ,1H1 ta f.aaIa1eH
Dash aud S.sA rs9ps ss,ses ss
Cos.stas; lT.ais "a
Bonds, ssass 50
/, shares soi,Ss4 50
Central Railroad Shares. .,,.........,. "a s75 %
Accrued Interest, Premiums dua, and all ti
other property Of the company .......-. 2te4 ls
T0,aiMArks, yalus, ,i0l So
aafI ltro.. i.i ILIABlLIrIks.
Unsettled Losscs Ib6eo 90
.#.tlH f.In a.oo 40, m N~~sf~'- "
Sayi.als..ss N1vVtOuv w
slipIas q ssl o. yz2e sat %
aulS Agent " Dayton
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HUBBARD 4 BRO, DaytOB. Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-22

Br'LKIE7--A, s,Lu.e, Hori;al Tuesday .v.nin oe;
49, tror injuries received IN he accident ne Now orh
s1d baeru Reiro,d, Oct io) james =. BulAicy son
Of George Buisey % southport Conn ared - YEAR .
Funeral services i BE- hold IN the Consreg ono Chuch II
Southport on sa'urjay 22d inst. 1i 2ocork p. Toe
train tnat 18th Tor New Haven u 20 IA, VIII
s-iys 10 time for she scrvc,s rctuu train viii leave
Southport ~ y. fierds fld ssnlrs are invited TO
attend without further notice Carriage VIII be ready Z"
thl depot
CUNNiNGuAM-At Pit.',n. Pm. on ussday. Oct ~.
Nihun Cunningham e.lest sor @, James sue hHI''''"
CUNNINGHAM. OK lr.iugton. New York
20 attend the .e4a lroni Grand fTrshye
Church II 0una end Iro-b, streets On SATURDAY
the ed inst. st u
DESMOND Friday. OF, q Charlotte sophia wife Of
Dan Desmond and Second dalhtef a. Charlie. -pssiRt.
TIE relative. end fcnd o hc auy respectfully insitci
hanruyeuue sld Second street. oui.aoa on sUnday ihe
sd inst. az . clock
FosTrE-Oa Fddsy oct 81. sner .bor' Illness. Ruth
Aascs.A. y ifc ~ William p. Foster AGED .! yrars
tn reaii.es sd friends respectfully trd to attend the
funeral a. Nc iq Ess Nr,adrsy sunday Oct y. e J
ococs p. IT,, without laf.lrf invitation.
uOL sfTS-B,forc Richmond Va Tturday, Oct u, o.
wound, rereivcd IN action Caeh fIoimc sr-gean Of
IN, faner, vii be s,.endsd a. the Second Congregational
Church Greenwich Conn Monday me 2i'h ln-,t % ?
p frelda and uoalbeu o. the regiment 're invited 70
LlvISGsTON-On Tnur.dsv Oct % France. Sutherland
Liyur,ton daughter of tie IT, Fe'sn.d Livingston .
20, ie..i', ,a ir' ~, o. e, n ir tbe cfr-t Of
Tho lnrarnson he R'v. NJ Mon'rougfys earaer Of @
LOGAN-Or Thur,dsy, Oct 20 Ds'id Logon IA the s'h
wear 81 hs axe.
Ms friends and those Of The family respectfully invited 10
ael As from bis late frs1sroe, NO 70 Madison
s.rr,. or Mcnday the 2iih iurt 90 % scocs H. liz
renain, viii be inferred iu Greenwood .
McNEILF-A' lefephuIR Na- m lursday sept j.. leoi
John NcScile vino shot through fhc mead whhr no1
protectu. the hsg Of county agfnsi rrhe l'on. .
lie rruns viI taken .hr rfduce OF h.a father " I,
Clinton 90 prrs bil Cemetery ief ine J.
The friend the family end those o. ms Old regiment
Second frs Zo'sves respectfully solicited 70 Aie"a az
o'clock p n. on SUNDAY, OCi. p .
SEFF-At Cinciruati Ohio. on Tuestsy Oct IT, Mr. T.
clifford N-G widow oftle ls,o Wlisn Neh aged o. yc,i'
RFED-Ou fghav Oct o. William. A., ony son % Nii4ian
! IL. and Mary Elizabeth Reed -
Tie reay-s ard friends Of ihe family respectfully invited
10 attend tho funcra o. sunday s'omo1n oot - 81
o'ci7ct from the residence Of bic parents No ~ h""eN
WHEELER-Ou TLursdsy. May y. 1914, a. the batie o.
Spottvlvaia Court Ho1so. virgins o. Lc N discl u
his duty Scfgesr Char l. Nh,'cr o. Company b. iHii
Perinent New. OH Volunteer con oi ". X Nhesef o.
Warwick Orange County. Newton.
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VI ARRIE ID.

DOnD-TRwTN-on wcdne.d'y, oc,. 70, nv the Rsv. ~.
A. A. God H. Charles =. Dodi TO Miss 1.ephins, daugh
tsf Of Andrew Irwin, Ell Of this city. Nc cards
HrRTGE-WTTs, On Thur.dsy, Oct 20, II The residence
Of tie brides fffer OlenyLle Conn by the Rrv. Dr..
warrington Christian herter Of this city Mary, daughter
of Dr. Archibald Miles
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Thursday, Oc. 90, at Trinity
Church Honoter \. j.. by thr Rev. y Ssyre Harris Car
Jos p. Hou tog ir, Of Georgcto"I -. l. 20 Cilra l.,
osu-iier of William 4 Hopkins.
.hr Third Reformed Dutch Church,
Jersey CITY. on Wednesday Oct. H. by tie Rev j. iiomey
bcrry william T. .u1sar oI New foTE CITY 70 Harriet
snni daughter o. tho t- Philip Berry OF Naekensaok'
\. i.
NrBBtRy-eTRING-o T-iursday. Oc. 70 bv the Rev.
Cif-lo r. Ray The residence of ls o9gi 'ns Clergy man
Nj william H. Nnlhury o tire Island % GAIA TO Miss Cor
della Ann String # his -.ty.
OTIS BlRD-t South Church corner Of cs' tree. and 81
NeN orb. by the Rev Or. Lcceston Of Trinity
church Newark =. j. !. Day GUS 20 Eleanor c. eldest
daughter az j. d. Bird. ESQ. ai of Nce-i oik City.
RYDER Rim this city Thursday Oct 20 by The
Rev Thomas nitagr Mr Osoorn G. Ryder 60 Miss LINN e.
dsrFhtrr OF the late Alfroa Ryder.
SHAWN ORErLI,-At Cincinnati Ohio m Tueaiay Oct
l3 by the Hcv. William Simmons George H. Sna" u Me-
York 70 Emily W. ghcr o. the late A. NJ MoE'l Of mo
70. ilgce
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isdve-tisenentl
0,,. pp RSrppyr PETROLEUM COMPANY. The

s,tic Of orr readers IS called 10 the advertisement
~ tbs president Petroleum Company, undcr the head OF
y,naosl This company rank Ms ]. its capital stock
40 100 in shares Of a. each The lands OF the com
ahoui 200 acres ,hus possess ng an oil-bor'
isrtory Of cy or ten ard half miles in extent Some
tbs 6Tst ctlzeus OF New York and other States are
,,tng stock # and 10 TIE cap alists and parties OF
.u.sd Nes.-s u STI''rsoN CO.. No. 64 Cedar
Sov.Yo~h are the agents OF the enterprise They
!. - verv obeinr rs vel a. reliable gentlemen. Who
= ic,c,v In dispensing Information 10 inquirers. aud
, -. ,, "a ,-o,,osc brtlng stock can by application
- mi. mr., obtain mi particulars. and satisfy them
80 az he solfv and brilliant prospects Of the lr,si-
e.ns Petroeuu COMPANY BoStoa Evening Ifs'elei'
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Business Notices.

HuEBM's GOLDEN BrrTRRs.
A PvkYLI yseFTARLE TONIC,
lnvs,ra,sns and s,rens;henins
goy,is-. To- system ssalns' the evil effects Of auvhol'o'
water.
wllrvro DysPePs-
will cure w akness-
wn cere G,nr;si Debility.
WIZ oure beeTtbnr.
Wil cure Headache.
vii cgre Liver Complaint
VIII excite and crese hesltby appetite
winsr ora;o TIE oTglns Of dig, son and modef-r} ~
ar,~ss the % The body ard force the circuit
sstis fact general eorro0oTant Of the system CO..
Chg no poisonous drsgs. and .
TIE BYsT Toxic BITrERs In the World.
is'r tr.a, s. e1r,esl,y sol cited
GEo. 1. hUBBEL Co, Pr0Prietor',
HUDSON.
Central Depot Amer cln Express Buidins
Nc. IS HupsOs ST, Esv'loss
a. Eor 'sls b5 Drus..';'' osocsTsl 20.
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ut.s t.ep ,,ref-.in,f fhsf CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CTnt "a.
.r and psrd, eur. Tor Cholera Morbus, Dysfntsy. d a.
rtea and kndied 4raltl. now 20 pgesl'n'-ole tsa
moon m oe.u cnrgf in very fow minutes the mot
pam. or crnps % lrlaze hs bf effect oirn pofu ~
iv clantr oil wfaher dluEug ic. water or ceiling llPr
m on grgetar. Irwin Gaze s .ich clscs - OF .yesy 100
II l.ssn "a season. .
IDS L.d bren sl,ed by two doses.
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Special Notice..
The Presidential Election.
WENDELL PHILLIPS


w spr1t az
COOPER INSTITUTE. "WEDNESDAY EVENING. 90 =.
Door. open @ :. ~, ilre tls
Tickets p Nessrved hchts - fers FOR sac ~ rin
clslT lous-vs No. 2i N-ssn.s'.t Me No ~ rpads hy
Randolph to 1-H Dfahdtfy. tud af u dro during N-l
uesday. \ few atform Ticket. % 80 IA Nna,an ~
Miss l.. II. Coodeli ~ s.e 4er uifd Lecture aPon
Heatl at hrt-rpli.u He'll Nc. % ~.f'i on 81 MAJ
rNENlNC. Get - suh, CO lUmau FOOD boz s relations
% ilssil and Lof g-v.fy. To conrlcn-e ~ q tcocA
The Frsternizution Of the Majors and Peoples
of the " orG.-Ite u. novel oi Local Pc ldcc- AZ 80
o. Il. aud JeloLes and ilo Causes o Li4iris aAa
will b iic ruI ers ~ di4ruaion ~ fhr Meirorotr ai
70 - tth II ,'A1 tc' ~ iu CONNER c. h - pn
\ beautiful Head OgHHiT.
4 Rich Uarl t.oss instead of fhr bfHt il-raY -..-
LONDON HAIR COLOR ILsIOHEhAND LlaSlN't
t LOSgON li1lI. COLOR NfS1pAEf And DEl 1ai'--.
Reed tl.s Certificate. 90
sr 1nrv r. add ny nJuy o. the great FAra o ~
Loidoa lls'f Color Ke,tofer' which rest'ed ~ lan
70 re orrnai orr coor aod rho hHo appesr 90 D. fI
eat sil satisfied fhst tie prrpfli on - oH We
diva. bat 1uorf-e. rrrr ffl sslfenf ~ IL $40 pr'N.'
lif a. nil pforofs fte growth fnrci go On li'
b1ft ron. av.fl Gerr~.r IIfrr.' I't'i -rd tolr'
- .,.,a Mn. NuLrT-
"Ro -.0 North Ninth e. lhiit'
Pic. = cent. ger toit- or s7 5o.iis, ~ s@i by ~
su.y.rA sos So au holtt sJtAs.. fAla1' pil' al
IIELsboLD rrag Sore. ~ tjf b4'ad"sy
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Inpor,,n; ~ Kniivny Trnveler,.

Important 10 Railway Trnyeisr,'
FOURTH EDITION fOR OCTOBAK
APPLETOS's ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY CDIDL.
Dr. nov Te.dY.
ApPIFTOS'S RAILWAY GUIDE
CONT1INa
I-Iulpostsrl Iustructior. o. Railway Igayelef~
II.-searIy One Inadrrd Hallway Alrp-
III-Nrar.r Three Hundred Fine llbhs.
H-AcCoGut = Railway add then ffoGes
y-Riiway Anecdoies and Incidents Of ItayeA
vl-liafxaS lime end Dftauce indicator
VU-Railwry Mar Of the ui'cd state. POD ttnad1h
ArPLTIOhS RAILWAY DJlDE
7. H., ,,is ,r-r lie pa.lai HswayB ei nn the BOOB
Peiodca and News Ageucr md Of o. the pinoPA H"o'
sOres tliougho Che United sia,. ga ihe CSnAdA,
PICp OSIl % CENIs
d. APPLETON 4 CO., Pubishers
kot 4i1 old4 ib br0adsey
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1DolitifaI Notices,


Central Union Lincoln and JehnseS OamSaaD
Cinb.
Mss.nys Of Ibis Club viii be held At
COOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY. Oct. 81, an1
MONDAY Oct IL
On Thorsdsy Evening Oct D. addresses vi b ~
Ths Hon HORACE GREELEY.
III. EIcelleucy JOHN BRoUGH, Governor = ~
MAJ Gen DANIEL r. sICKLEs.
DANIEL DOUGHERTY go, Of PsnDsyiv.nis-
On Monday Eveuins. Oci. 81.
The Hcn. oALUsHA A. GROW.
Exspeaker Of House OF Representative.
CHARLTON 4. LEWIS esq
Gen JOHN C0CHRANE.
Attorney General Of Ss~-yost.
vii address the meeting.
Singing BY tho GLER CLUB.
raoST SEATS RESERVED FOR LADIEs
CHARLES g. sPENCBh
PrsAAanA
JOHN M COSTA.
Chairman Executive COMMITTEES
A. a.t &. o s:s...' s'ors'.ris.
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While journcynr on tte crr my 'tor sch 5clue osdy IL
rsr,-d csusns .trre pan Boz my Read. hsd leeH no
ssi.r won haya been called 7ea eFuss lady lifting
n, ,. MOVING lv rordlu reached bote, SAYING,
"'f..as.alE" 80 fo. aud IN esl tlin nvt minutes
,robi. ,s,s erded Tic medicine " Goes Dyer sa
C. sd nom t,a r1, lad upon tho stomal b, aud what
have sarn,d Of n .iuec ,hni u ms b, an rlce e. fua-
MAJ. Jles .o is,i MAS. SAMUEL FIELD.
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ON or TIL rwENTY-slyr.

NAV itAfit e. j IT. Iftf.
Nh Cor-sr. Hayiue boon tforblrd wih the Dysp paia
for ine eight or months, have taken ife usua knd'
of cdfinrs which layr Done % good Nv Jour siyi-
ts,,n, Of medicine % r1ro thc pysprpia vo fied r.
and found Il 90 be- IHE The ht Afleen drop' to
I'm OF Iufcl th4t took relieved ue b. one alpHy. A-.e
t.Ief hle or our u4es hrs hed dstr.,nr feel
lug a. ny stomach taxing the tst ioon dfopA although
before could not aud aoa niii"r lot nofc sl~n
,hfs. " tour uouihins without disrcs.iEs ne.
H,syt..ltAy, J. ,. NooDkLIf.
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Give Constitution WATER fair triel.-We
resn,you who r0GeT 'Ore geriali' care rom year
,,stsrfl, rpso-tne 20 lOrG! treatment and al sorts o.
coesl applications To- diseases, wth "a much chance o
ocess IS there Woud be- from local applications 10 me
rost for diseases Il the brain. sold wholesale by
yfoscAy A AilEs No 10 ChGst.. and al druggists
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WHEELER & WILSON'S HTGHIST PREMIUM
] ocg sri1cH SEWING MACHINES. No. It's Broadway
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fAov--,issmcnt1

Yrr,err.fed sham Democrats and the ricAety
~,i.sr Platform. the Artificial Don't Remember T. an
- n c,, Aoeautancs the wall Of fcruandy " 10,
,rahs afclnr L. catch Sscesh Birds ~ putting SAT- on
,,saisr, all in Inc FUNNIEST No :, now roaGy Sold
ah.ul io.u.
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CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
Fever sd Asus slak Headache scs,-'s At the -,a,.'
Coui'ipltion Heagb n ioae PAN. ga stomach

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Coui'iplhon Heagib ~ 6oae PAN. ia stomach
or B.Fs,, Dysaery v'mtag. Feel
ms o. famine, sad Las..atr.
Wan NJ APPETITE.
virr,,.,f ..o, exc. on, - cur- g. n'-l % -el.,fs'
the D ,es.e By r,-o u. tie cse not lie Alcoholic Bitter
which ever up yonr ssd feelings To- lew momenr by their
celebrating en-et-
Beware fan such rcns1-, ~ beverages hui u fe pcg
re Remedy hat n restore 'hs disaei f'r onf 20 iher
norr. condition and motion iho entire h1u'u recan
ian in perfect harmony and apon principles anonymous with
well defined ysioos lava That such viii be he eject
4
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
Immediately and sfsntaneousy, pledge word A.
o'houcr-oaf reyutson rhaunaceusssour favorable -
,1snan,s with the people pfopue,o'' o. The Word 90
-.sned Co.'s COUCH BAL-AN," 80 - used recording
10 our dieo,ous which usy be found with each bottle
We add below some Tss'lmoa.al rou our neisl''" snd
,.arlue1 O. vll.A be al your eafeial ss.oai!9a-
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Immense Price Paid for Old Books.

lAoo STANDARD Works, ha.f.cail. st HllfPree.
1880 Msgnhcent Photopsphio Albums st oar ffce.
,O go HOOKS Chemi.try Mrdicine. &c. At your fItcs
800 Gee Scraprrius, StsfoscPo Views ke, 81 '9y rfes
LUGCAT BnOThERS, No. lls Naa'aa'si-' near beekmsa.
schenck,s Sea Weed Tonic-Ths beat Tonic IN the
Wond. sold at HELMBoLD'S Drug Store neHs 10 Metro
polan Hotel
Schcnclt's PuImonic -yrnp cures Coughs Cods aud
Coa.nu.pton Sold At HELMBoLDs Chemical WasenSaso.
No. ss4 Broadway, nss, - netroosli,.a Hotel
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