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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

DENT SCIENTIFIC APPLIANCES. the only hnewH
ucsns FOX the rapid and permanent cure Of sammsn Ss
.ernE &c They recsveds Gold Medal q the '' I'AA's
Exhibition. ..,... 49,
For (7th edition of Pamphle. and Dnwinr dsserer9 -
New.YoTk. - .u ..xrx>
Referring to the Great Exhibition TA< Illustrates i~sSss
Nsps OF Aug g. 1907 ssys Of these appisnessi
"ML Bates Of Philade phis shows some small sne
Instruments for the treatment Of Sammehss Ne sass
witch on an individual 90 afflicted really remsshsoI~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

CTAMMERING CURED by BATES' Pa
mean, f the rapid and permanent stsmmernG Sue
terns 40 They received Gold Medal 81 the last LsSs"s
Exhibition. -, .-,,. A..
For t7,h edition of Psmphe, and Drawings describing sss
same address A. e. l.. MEAKS Co. No. y" "s'' S'SS-'
The n Y Sunday Mercury Of April a. 1854, calls The"
VALUABLE isvxarsos. and ssys: ,..S Z.
" Tho appliances for tho cure OF S,ammenns invenseo
Mt Bates Of Philadelphia certainly very in(eneus -
NO believe q very useiu inven.ioa Messrs H. Z. L. msn
Co. OF No. 97 West 2Jd hsyo he articles on sss Ane sosy
arc worthy the sttsr.iou Of ell inteTested."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28
9pctial Notices.

}. Aua's llEantsAs. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

For . SPRING MEDICINE nothing equal t,s TONIC
and ISVlOOkATIS8 ede,ts u sbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28
Gsliaber,s Evening Exchange.

fCoRsER TwssTY sTHKrT AND BROADWAY, Orrosfrs
fIyTH AvgNuE horyL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

For ssleby
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
SALES ~ aUcrIOH.
usNHAn A19IyosHsss;, s.u..,o,.

g. BURNHAM, AUoTI0NEER.
A. Auction Sale Of Nagnihcent Houseao.c
bnwinS Room euIts, SHEER Ware. Add many rsfc and
costly WORKS Of Art and Articles o. vrss
On this day "wednesday Or H. e the elegant residences
u West Sixteenth street between Elm and Sixth .vsnass
Drawing rooras-suporb Suis covered with brocasl OF
Che rtcheK description, vzs6fss Cbsirs otso,asns Ne
cepon and Arm Chais; Etagsree eostly marble tops'
Bookcase plate glass doors BnePignures Centre
Cabinets brocASel Carpets 70 match the gua bIonzo
Velvet Curtains Bronze Clock IAce Curtains
Shades magnificent rosewood Panoforts e richest IN
bury, Music Books; Bronze sYuary-Hsmet. hinsrys,
Nsxeppa St George and the Drst0A Shak spere Two
Paintings by Winter Scene. Holy Family English In
tsriors By Nor.hcott Fruit PSce By eousen also Paint
,g! rosswqSa and .ssn: s,.s sed:ssss sSsss
Counterpanss oak Buffet Hxtenso4 fahc China. Dinner
and Tea se;s Ruby CIysa and Qss Wars Svef Cass
furesu Cake BsskeG Sale pefemptofy. n B.Compsssns
person to pack and remove tue yooda
The New York herald., 1864-10-12
GRAND MATINEE.
GRAND MATINEE
sATTUUKkDDAAYY sATUkDAY, 90SST 0ST t. t. a. al SeiSs S,sloss
THE PRODIGAL SON.
TIE PRODluAL SON
With New scenery. Costumes and Propsrties
With New scenery. Costumes and Properties.
Admission 80 cents

N I1sf wEEx OF THE THORPE BRorHERs
90 End sss tie Ta6sfa BRofIEss 4 EiBLQ1
Balloon Sp!r.tnslsis con1rm their faith by seeing ~
THORPE BRUTHRRS. dEIBLO's SALOON.
The que,tio, Is Can any one ptodsqe lesl misscIs =
NfBLO's SALOON. and Judge for Yourself.
Would q ponderoIs body have life and m0vA
without physcnl force 90 and see the THORPE BRO
THEIRS atNf8LO's SALOON.
view the q your spirit frena Go and see Ne
Would yon be convinced Of the realities of spirit hf9
Go aud see the THORPE BROTHERS. at NIBLO0
SALOON. .
Children Of our Soldiers Thursday and Saturday Evss
iprs October IS Is Doors ofen att Seances coabs
ueucs Z o clock Admission 80 cents
The New York herald., 1864-10-12


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The New York herald., 1864-10-12

H,Hl ORIGINAL nADAil BYRON, PROM PARIS, u
The Hrss.ss sp!ri!Aaiiss 1ysises 6iarvolas, seows
~: ll;::S :s.1 ~ Ss ~ z '''i '''''
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

AND CITIZENs GENERALLY.
To volunteers ready to be credited TO any town or
BOUNTY in New York State for one or three years
Town ard county quotas promptly fllcd.
Alien and veteran substitutes and representatives can be
promptly furnished In any numbers
Applications by telegraph letter will be attended TO
promptly County Bonds taken In payment nesotia ted
Apply the General Volunteer and substitute Recruiting
Association OF New York
Oh1ce, fcS Broadway, New York.
Lieut. Coicnei r. W WINFIELD SIMPSON,
Captain X. McNICH0L,
The New York herald., 1864-10-12

DRIvArg INSTRUCTION. GIVEN IN ENGLIsH
| music French and drawing by AZ experienced lad
teacner written copied References given Ter
moderate, Address A. B., station Y.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-09

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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-12-09

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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-07

The Campaign IN Virginia.

ot the Potomac has moved and crossed the
Yapdan without opposition on the part
o. the Confaderates, that Butler has advanced
ND the James River and landed at West
Point, nothing definite is vcuchsated the pub
lie in regard 20 the momentous events going
on, all kinds OF rumors and reports are adoat,
but very little creGlence is given them, Ii is
sprounced in dispatch to the Northern pa
pers, from Washington that there IS DO reEla-
bic information frou1 the Army 90 be obtained
op account OF tfe suspension Of the usual
means >of coruYnunication. y The Washington
Chronicle OF this uornIIlg in It's official an
ncuncemane OF Ghe movement OF the Army Of
the potouac says: "Eeen more idle are the
specua5ions IN regard TO the plans and the ac-
tion OF lee The suggestion that he is IN fulI
retreat to Richmond may be true, or 1t may be
entirely gratucous. \ dispatch to the New
York Times Of yesterday says that "A tele'
gram frons General Grant, dated on Wednes-
dav, says that As hours would determine Wheti-
er he was 10 haye battle on the line OF
the tsapiSan Or under the works around Rich
mond. I" A messenger said TO have arrived in
Washington on Thursday evening, states that
he accom- n1panied the Army Of che Potomac un~
til it passed through the ''Wildernesa," which
includes the old Charlottesville battle ground,
cast Of Lees army. tie further states that
General Grant took that route in order to flank
Gen. Lee, Gen. Butler IN his movement IS
aided by Gunboats and Monitors. There is q
report that Sigel is marching down Ghe Valley
from Winchester,
The York World Of yesterday publishes
report that severe disaster has befalen one
column Of the Federal army il Virginia. 1t
is reported thai on Monday last, Bumsldes $.
advance was checked at Thorough fare Gap. by
the Confederate torces under Lougstreet. -
~ battle is said 10 have taken place which
resulted 10 the defeat Of the Union army, It
being repulse,l With heavy loss. lhe Federal
loss is variousIy sta led at from tWo thousand
20 four thousand. One rumor places It at a
still higher figure. The battle. It IS reported,
only lasted two hours The enemy are stated
to have then made grand charge 2pon our line,
breaking il and throwing it into CONFUSION. -
1t is charged that the negroes, VINO compose
large portion Of Burnside's force, became de-
moralizad, threw down their arms, and stan--
peded 10 the rear" This report is pronounced
untrue BY the " ash1ngton papers, which state
that Barnsides cavalry had skirmish at
Ihoroughfare Gap with what it supposed to
have been the rear Of Inaboden's cavalry,
which, in pursuance Of this order, was moving
down to join General Lee The New YORK
Express Of yesterday afternoon says /" " hat
gives mors cugsepoy 70 the ramors Ct Burne