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DIED..

pLRAKLEYOn the 18th inst, Of consumption Susan wife
of James r. NJ Bleakey esq. eyed - years.
inieued in Greenwood on the 2oth INST.
HIBELEH-On Tuesday morning Sept. 81, In Jersey City,
George W. Of Nelson 5 and Elizabeth hionler aged IL
years 10 mclthf and duys ,
Tie re lves end friends deceased respectfully invited
attend the the residence Of mis- parents no go
South 9Th street. jersey avenue Wrdnesday Sept
q, at o'clock, without further invitation.
HhNNA-On Sept, 20, Mary Jane Atkinson, vile OF John
Hanna, 10 .!c i.d year Of Der age.
Her Remains viii BE- taken 10 Greenwood on Thufsday s2c
inst. from her late rssidsnce, No u Portland a.
Brooklyn.
JAUSCEY-Ou Sunday ni-ht Sept 49, 1894 at hi late rest
81 Nrs, 23th tee; William H. Jsuneey IA the sfth
q bis
The and friends Of the decreased respectfully
ved attend tie funeral from the above residence 81
ocotk p. Vi. o Ibur.dsy, the 29d iAst.
HELLIS-On Tuesday morning, SEPT, %, William Melis,
native II Huly Au.rdeen,he, Scotland ascd ~
Tie sud friends The ry respectfully invited
attend the funeral ifoui HI late residence, no hing
street, Thursday, Ssft'22 at 2 o'clock p u.
MINER-On Monday, sept l9 lingering illness, Cbshe
riue +. Miner in the t'fh year Of her age -
Her f.usus the residence OF her son, WI
dam Miner ESQ No i5s William street, to 81 Peters
Church. rciay street. Thursday morning Al = o'clock,
where hs N viii be celeb hted Tor the rrpoe
soul rnd from tcnce 10 tsssy Cemetery Tor in,r
Lee friends and those Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend
sTFTSON-On Monday Sept 49, 1864 Robert brewster
SON. Of Ihasric, A. and Jose?hne stesou aged
wrek
Fue service At the house q h. Rrrnd parents No MAd
,ou avenue. On einesiay 2si inst. 1t O'clock p H.
Boston Lynn md Philadelphia papers please copy.
sIMNONS-st rriGgepori. Conn., Monday, Sept. ~ q
iysrii,ry. afrI short lnefs, Harry r., only enid 81
Henry +. and Isabel Simmons Ased year, month and Il
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LATER FROM TIE nso GnANDs
Cortinns's last Move-Thc Rebel Col. Ford
Attached and Defeated COrtin"s in
Possession Of Brownsville, Including
FORTS Brown and HIonsgomery-so"e
Account of Cortinns-Dismsy OF the
Kebeis, &c.

Prom Our Special Correspondent.
NEW ORLEANS Sept. 10. 1864.
News has just come ria Brazos Santiago,
which is considered reliable that few days ago Cort
mas divided his forces into two bodies and leading one
himself and placing the other in charge Of his brother
Col jose Alonzo Cortina crossed the Rio Grende In
the night above and below Brownsville, surprised tho
Rebel Col Ford and after sharp engagement captured
the town as VEL as Forts Brown and Montgomery. and
raised the American Flag.
Ford. with lis discounted troops, reireated to Ring
gold Barracks 100 miles above leaving Cortinas with
superior force. In possession of Brownsville and its
dependencies 1t is to be noted that CortnGs has guns
In his possession which, II mounted in Fort Brown and
in the river battery of Fort Montgomery. command
not only Matamoras but the approaches to that city
from either below or above and which would occupy
an almost identical position with regard to Brownsville
1t is also to be borne in mind that owing to Cortnass
having imposed az assessment (by no means oncrous
though it w0s.) upon The moyeabe property In Mata
moras the Rebel traitors there had sent large proper
ton Of their goods Brownsville in orde, tina.
they might be protected by Ford.
word in regard to Corinas. 1t Is the fashion with
all Rebels and Rebel sympathzcrs to vilfy and abuse
him on al occasions For example observe oil article
that appeared in Tie Psoy1ne about ten days ago II
is well known that he has been for years and Is the
mortal foo Of the lenders OF the Rebellion In Western
Texas and that if they could capture him they wond
show him quarter II is also well known that he gave
every protection he could while in command in Mexico.
10 all loyal Texans who sought refuge there,
in order TO get into lines The writer has personal
knowledge Of this fact and Of the additional fact that
when divers citizens Of Brownsville about 10 raise
the American flag there (Which they did after Bee bad
fed and before the United States forces arrived be
was applied to- and asked whether in the flag was
raised and the Rebels to attempt to take II down
by force he woud protect and the lives and property
Of American citizens with it. be promptly replied that
ne would do 30.
It is amusing TO witness the efforts that Rebel sympa-
thzers (of which there plenty in this city, mike 10
decry Cortiuss lie is American citizen. having
been born in Texas upon portion OF the ty-nine 'o
grant sli owned by his mother. awarded to Dos Sol
vador Dc los Georges of his maternal ancestors for
distinguished military services by tho Crown Of SPAIN
nearly century ago. lie Ia brave man and can
make no terms with the Rebels lie is a Republican
and will never draw the sword presented him by Gen.
McClernard in maintenance Of any other cause than
that OF free Government. III these times the ser
vices Of such man to be thrown away, aud himself
Z
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From The ChI.,.lan Times
SIGHT RESTORED.
GOVERNING EYES AND OCULlST,

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULlsiS'
ofb. A., sn,e, that which call seeing Is the most i'm
porsn, and mos, valued In proportion a. this sense 'a' H.
We are reduced to hepesne en,irey destitute Of "sn
, . ,,ould be our progress in knowledge and how nm
,,s our .oher. o. action aud u.eulne'r Endowed with H.
III. universe bccoms. creation, clothed win oeS' ~
.,6,d by tha. infinite variety which never f' 10 attract
tho mind and heart
several months pas. this rs, beena PRACTICAL subject 70
A.. i,e.m.S condition OF the eyeids, communicating
sfto tn. pupil senderod the discharge oil dairy '"e' not
,x ranfu bu, dnnserou. Arbu,ss Is to The eheS Oh
cold We endured il through the Spring with tho nope 'hs
, a., s,gr of warm weather 1t would entirely disappear
p,,, u iii, we were doomed to d.app0n.men Summer To-
~. no, our xou,ed sight What might have been the
,,ler Of further Neglect OF incompetent treatment
Ne eanno. say
s,,v our case 10 friend he assured us that similar
~ ,n hi. own family had recently been treated win o''
,.ss, h, Dr. Won Esenber, Of this city sasyins our
~ by more particular inquiries that the Doctor no EN-
, Int scientific ocust and su-i We concluded 10 seek
the hneat Of his treatment, which We have now reason 10
wedss Is very great Though bat few weeks under
h are the appearance Of eyes has totally changed ihe
rup 1. now full and clear and the hd' are entirely iee nom
ounsos Tho Doctor that the optic nerve has been
weakened and tho rens assumed chrome iHhsmma'0iy
affecting more OF al tie other t'as', and threaten
r., II pesectei to end In AmAnro's ophthamni' VIC De-
q, the term which ocus,s apply 10 Dyes affected as werc
Ysyins obtained the much desired relief we take great
in acknowledging indebtedness to the talent Of
Mr. Won Esenbe and Of calling to tho attention OF oh'n
who may be suffering from similar or even worse condition
Of their eye. h said that Providence provides an 'nd0'
for every bsns certain that the eye IT, In these times
h.e, 10 ssverer trials than formerly Lea Nc Be thankful
Than that a. we increase the tendencies which destroy the
or.an Of vision the progress Of science keeps race With shsss
teudsnciss II not in sdv,ncs Of them.
OFFICE, No $40 BRoApwAx
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The Sfnte Fair.

ROCHESTER,. \. y, Tuesday, Sept. 90 1864.
To-day is the opening day Of the State Fair.
The weather IL delightful but there have been many
vi.iors Exhibitors have been busy al day, as things
are delayed by an 'oyercrowd on he railroads The
satess are noy equal 70 either OF tbs .ast two years
row.
The cattle show is small, but never better Horses
are excellent OF fine wool sheep tie show Is good. Oh
tie batter class Of machinery the show Is good, and
s1me OF it Is rev aud sruotye The fruit exhibition
Is good The dairy ami vegetables aie ftiJ poor. The
domestic department IL anal. ,,,,,
IIngetber The exhibition f. not hat 1t should be
AMI n all attr oct O great crowd Of pooyle.
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MAR RE ID.

BROwy-BIsHOP--On Tuesday, Sept. 90 at the re,dence
OF tho brides aiher by the Rev A. C. Bishop assisted by
the Rev. T. H. Smith Rev. Frederick q. 81 Brown Of Per
sppmy n. j. to Mary H. Bishop. daughter Of W. Bishop
OF New York
MATSON-McCURDY- AT Old Lyme. on "Wednesday eve
ming Sept a. by the Rev. Mr. Braircrd assisted by the
Mr. Terry iol Israel Matson TO Mis-. sarah McCurdy
dsg ghter OF the late stephen }. Lord, esq
PURNELL-sHADD-On Sept, IS At the residence Of the
brides mother by the Rev. D. w. Anderson. } Whipper
Punc Of PHILADELPHIA to Julia A. eldest daughter Of the
late Absaon w. 5hsdd Of Raleigh, Kent County Canada
West No sards
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ikdvfYfispfnen'.

DANNILLE, Ffnn,, JUNO 2 ItU<.
DR. WIN II. GRBGG-Dear Sir: In February,
1861 was afflicted with sugar diabetes, and ioT Ave
months passed than two gallons Of water t"en
Nv iour hOnrs Obliged TO get W rs often AZ ten or
twelve times during the night and III i've months 1851
about fifty pOunds I'm weight. DuIing tie month Of
July 1861 procured two bottles OF Constitution VIZ
ter ami after taking two bottles was entirely cured
soon after reganing my usual good he iih
Yours truly j. V. L. DEWITT.
Sold wholesale by MoRoAS ALLEN. No. 10 Gin st..
and all druggists.
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No 10 PfSEsI, INV oRx Sept. 10 1854
To tho Public. We invite your attention to aproee,cd
enterprise In the production Of PETROLEUM In pro
cess Of organization
Sevs.loi leading capitalists and busine. have
already Interested themselves In It. and In the fue.t
indofo the vaao OF the Pory and ,oach for lite pcssns
enormous production. 80
We satisfied project hss been offered to the public
which Offers rse Immediate returns the investments
with prospective increase alnost incalculable.
To ill who In these tronbous times In doubt wh so
Gle. OF investment contingency and resos =
DIVIDEND PArsa this enterprise u In the strongest
commended ,u
Full information IA regard the matter WIN De cheeuuy
Furnished and Of tho pass already interested on appuca
WE'D. ". CLARKE co.
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Two Daily Expre-. Trains
FOR THE WEST
rHs
ALLENTOWN ROUTE.
On and amer MONDAY. September ~, 1864. tbs
CgyraAL RAILROAD OF kEw JERssr
will nm two Daily fxpr~s. Trains for the West, leaving
PIER2 NORTH RIVER,
g. m. and p. N,
with but
OSy CHANGE OF Cans
20 rst and Chicago, and but two 70 81 Louis
LUIS a''a"N from New York to
LEAVE Nv" than by other llnes. and
ARRIVE AT TIE SAME TIME
H' ut Cincinnati
Chicago,
81. Louis
and all principal points West.
Fare same as by any other route.
superior Sleeping Cars night trains.
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Sole deents in the United States for
CARTWRIGHT& WARMERS
MERINO HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR,
ALSO.
HOSIERY, SHIRTS, AND DRAWERS:
BURGESS SEAyER,
So Muuxyst,
The ionn and Isa0ella Grapes.

These excellent Grep-. the greatest acquisitions
vet made will be exhibition at Rocherer during the Fair
Of the state Agricultural Society. All lovers Of
GOOD grapes. aud especially thosewhrheE amateurs vine
y,rd,s-who feel interest In improved varieties Of tho
v. ,rap- will do well call the Hortic ultuTa and
examine aud them. Those grape. will also be exhibited
At the Fair In Boston Mass Tuesday and Wednrsdsy
s week and on Thursday at Providence X. l. week
sept nth to S0h tho Fair to be held Cleveland Ohio
comparable them has been introduced since tho
vent Delaware For information sid pamphlet, send
s,ampto c. W. GRANT. Iona, near Psekskil Weschser
County, N. Y
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The Polytechnic College Of Pennsylvania.

PHILADELPHIA, 1ussday sept 70, 1864.
The Polytechnic College OF Pennsylvania
began it's annual session to-day with tie largest class
assembled within its walls students from nearly
sl the loyal States including Iowa. Missouri and
Louisiana Of the Miissppi States were present
indicating the gradual return OF public confidence by
the already increased aid general demand for mining
anvil and mechanical engineers.
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Grain Anoa, for Osweso aud New-york.

OswEGo n. Y Tuesday. Sept 20, ieG4.
The amount of gram aii0at from the upper
lakes for Oswego up the last deos as can he
zscertaned az follows: 49, 90 bush wheat, and d.
30 bush, oats.
The amount Of -four and grain aoot the canals FOR
.dewaey and New-York, can b. ascertained,
Is a. fOllows STOP bbls. fosT oct O00 bush. wheat
$50 0O bush cgrn 90 bush oats 81 900 bush barley
o., 90 bush. rye.
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,,.Cle,,au szee:i.gai~ewnrh.

NEWAIk IlF-oaI. " p. 20. lct4.
An immense oyat.pA 70 Gen. Mcclellan is
~oirg an here tonight hg TIE Ds~o0ratc Clubs Of
Newark The streets are alive With Examinations.
fransparencies. &c Gen. McC.e Ian is fle rucgt Of
Senator Wright az whose res dcncc nc seuair ~ to
cake place More than 1000 people are copyrighted
In the streets
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

v,hs tho stomach became badly de-
,,rssd causing eyere pain in my head Had been the
wafer would have been called sea sic kness lady sitting
~ M. kuowine my condition. reached out bottle saying,
1ak. swallow" dia so and IN less than five minutes my
trouble was ended The medicine Goes Dy.pepsis
ns and rom the effect had pon the stomach. and whs
have learned of since think it must be excellent
adv for Sea Sickness md Dyspepsia
Madison, June ~, 1904. MRs SAMUEL FlELD.
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Union Meeting at Newark.

NEWARK. To, siy. sept. 20, 1864.
A large and enthusiastic Union meeting IS be-
sng addressed by John &. Foster esq Of this city,
Immense enthusiasm gTeeis the names OF Gen. Grant
and other successful GencTals..
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sculI.Roof EncC.

PoUGHKEEPsE, Tuesday. Sept. 90 1854.
The skull-boat race. five miles, for $500
took place here to-day. Joshua Wsrd beat Stevens SIX
seconds Time-3a minutes n seconds beating Ham
mills victorious time - seconds
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MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
CHOLERA MORRUS.

1. has beeu sscertaned tia, COE 5 DYSPEPSIA CURE u
rs and speedy cure for Cholera Mobus Dysenery Dsr.
rh.a and kindred complaints now prevalrnt-ons tee
.poon MI often curing ia a very few minutes the mot
mains or cramps neuszes the bad effect often prcduceA
b change OF weather drinking ice water. eating unrpe
II taken in season. 49, .
gentleman has just called and informed that the LIE -
a lady had been saved By two doses.
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TIE NYcrlnpd Nlail.

ForT KEARNEY Tuesday Sept 90 1864.
The Superintendent Of the overland mail
route with agents stock &C. left here this morning to
reopen rte route special mail agent wih leave to-
morrow 10 zee the malls through
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi

Fever Ague Sick Headache, Sickness tat the Stomach
Constipation, Heartburn Collie Pains IN stomach
Bowes Dysen:ery. Vomiting, Feed.
Ing of Fainness and Lsssituae, .........
Want Of Appetite,
will no. and cannot exist where the Il used II removes
the Disease by removing cause like Alcoholic butas
which up your bad feelings for few moments BY then
exhlarating effects. ...-...
Beware such remedies beverages but In their pss
use Remedy that win the diseased functions to the
normal condition and in motion the entire human mechAn
ism in perfect harmony and upon principles synonymous VIII
well defined Pathological laws That such win be the edsco
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A Voice from home through orr City Pspers.
NHW.I AYRN Conn. Junn IL II

Me,.rs FDIroRs; Allow through your columns to
know gratitude for the bee, have received from the
use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure Although great sufferer
from Dyspepsa the hrst dose instant relief
ounce Ia. enabled 10 anything that please without
pain stopped using the medicine as no longss
need H. fALMihA LihAN.
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Mn Cor The bottle Of Goes Dyspeps Cure you gave ne
has backed up your statement concerning it, have euy
used hall bottle and pineapple short-esie or anything
else wthou, trouble II acts lac charm The I,he a.
lords Is instantaneous. JANE n. bO"hSi.
New. Haven, June 10, 1865
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TESTIMONIALS.

From the Pastor Of the Methodist r.. Church Madison Conn
haye used Coes Dyspepsia Cure in my family, and eAn
Willingly testify to Hs value as medicine.
HENRY GIDMAND. Pastor NJ. (. Church.
MADISON Conn, June 30, 1904.
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snv one wishes know what Goes Dyspepsia Cure has
done IN one of the Dyspepsia IN existence loo
them call al No Prindls alley. SO great 10 the change, we
prefer all who arc least doubtful to call and hear fos
themselves.
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"Health is the great blessing Of life to oil
mankind whereof springs happiness and its conconi
tans joys"
USE HUIBrL's GOLDEN PrTTERs.
USE HUBBEr's GOLD Biri IRIS.
USE HUBBEL's GOLDEN BIIIERs.
Use IiUnBELs GOLDEN BITThBs.
Use HUBBELs GoLDES Bl1rEas.
Use UUBBiLs GOLDEN BIrTERs.
BUY TEE GENUINE
BUY THE GENUINE.
BUY The GENUNE.
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MADISON. Conn. Inne 30. 1856.

MADISON, tonn. Julio IboN
Fran the benefit derived nv the Goes Dyspeptc Care
In m family am prepared say tia. Intend 70 b
ithout n and advise al who actea with Dyspepss
Try it. fhiLANpEh LEWIS.
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AND 1T WILL
RELIEVE YOU INsTANTANEOUsLY!

EELIEFE fOU INSTANLANEOUSLf!
Thus enabling you hearty eating and the OF the Curs
after each meal (, often the food distresses You scvs
on your omach get in very few days that you
do without the medicine except occasiOnay and By The
time bottle used up will guarantee you free from
Dyspepsia and able to digest aud enjoy hearty bresh
you down In your heathies bsurs and We
vii! forfeit you the price Of tho bottle upon your showing
that statement ia not correct.
Tue medicine is powerful bu. harmless; and while single
tesspooni will relieve the dyspeptic sufferer The
whole bottle full would materially iJure him as II 10
trey vegetable and contains opaes AL classes Of dis
that have their origin in disordered Stomach and
Bowels dspelsd In the instantaneous way BY ths
uaeo OF
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15nsinces Notices.

Public Speakers and Singers viii find BRowSs
BRONCHIAL TpocuEs benelci4in cesdns The voice bfoe
speaking OF sing g and relieving Tho hFolt oe any unusual
exeon Of the vocal organs, having peculiar adaptation to
affection, Which disturb the organs Of speech For Coughs
and Gods the Troebes eaecnal
Mas. WIssLow's SOOTHING SYRUP-For chill
drea Teens Cures Dy.enery aud piraos regulates the
stomach and Bowels. and cures Wind Cole
DIR. L1GHrHuL has returned to tie city
and can now be daily consulted bis re'derce, No 81 St
Msrks pace from 10 m. I'll ?. M. Deafness caiarrh
and all disease Of the Eye, Ear and rbror.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

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DR.. II. ANDENS 4 Co..
Physicians aud Chemists,
no. 4LS Broadway, ~ T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-21
NEwyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1864

KSOx's FALL STYLE or HAIs.-The cclc-
b,ed halter Knox Of 2i2 Rro,dssy Of FultOns,et
has Just Issued h syle sfFe Hats end he Is consdefed
O. b. he leader fashion In those srclcs Of course at
tract. considerable There Is something peculiarly
striking in tins fall style and usual hnoI has achieved
succes every he introduced new style and II al
wsy. sprfopTise.