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COOPER UNION FOR THE ADVANCE
" MINT OF SCIENCE AND AIT -
yHFf RFkDING ROOM FHEE 0ALLERY of ARE
FREE SCHOOL OF ART FOR WOMEN, sHEE
NIGHT SCHOOL OF SCltNCE AND
AKr ASD ORrHtOS FREE

~ r.
FREE SCHOOL OF ART FoR w 0! :, FREE
AKT ASp ORrHEON FREE
cHORlsTKR CLASS. ,,,....
ASSUAL SESSION AL Desin on MONDAY, the ID Day Of
18th J. TIL HEADwG ROOM and FREE GALLERY OF
Az n. er 10 tho public withop, any restrict on whAteser
tho former 1il 10 M and the latter nom a. '
40 sniie,t,p. Tor admi.,ion 90 The FREE SCHOOL OF
Art fJR WOMEN NAV b. mad. >, the ohise duly nom .
t p. r. asd At tn. school, On and alief October j.
Circular. CONTAINING al inflammation Necessary fersppeans
'' % f 81 ,.sioa &: IN. FRYE MONT SCHOOL
Os SCIENCE AND ART will be received by the eers uni
SsSS.. 49, S TnRF ID =, ah FTID& I h sa1
SATURDAY, Oriot-r !, ffom tiil , IN The ,onr's ct
& All p m and nd Friday, March 81. 1866. 10 a. fol
l. Alrebn
) Lorsdihio. and rl'ne ard sPh're,l Trison'mssTy.
4 Analytical and Descrptye DeomstTy.
Diacleu,iAl aud lntegsl Cal,uil.
g. Hemsn.,Iy Chemistry and choHi'!ry Applied to the
.. Analytical snd Ofrsnic Chenli.t'y.
10 Architecture. Drawing.
H. Mechanical Drawing
II Drawing from Copy
10 Duawir. from Cast
H. Drawirs from lie.
Circular. containing the rules aud rsgsons Of the ieboo
the q adssien nc can BE- oSianea a, we Ois
BE- admitted the school so di.trioa,sd ~ :oy, ~
Mechanic. and the Higher Ma,hems,sc 1905 In Algebra and
Geone,ry $50 In Natural Philosophy 200 ia Chemistry ~
.entary and Analytical 1896 In Arcat actunsl DRAWING 100
in Mechanical Drawing 3 In Drawing rom Copy Os'' shc
LIZ. 30 aud A Perspective, 100 Eight insuucto IN TIE
Al Deoartosnt and nino in scien'ih Department
engaged for the term Lsis. admitted to the cla,s N
Naibea.ticl Chemistry. and NsturAI Philosophy. =,
The yoriou, classes will be orgaD1ei on TlEspAf,
WFDyFsDAY THU RsDAY aud FRIDAY, the 'th'5ih oh
and 7tb Of October, At y p m go, !,
The OrIheon free Cho.ter Class sill hold i' sessions du
rur IN, day sud j. limited TO sdis ard boys Tue ioie,
will meet on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, a, p m, ani
the latter on TUESDAYS sai FRIDAYS, a. the same hou
Special attention. to be TO the nu,ica Department th'
sson Mr G. jerome Hopkins having been engaged oy IN.
trustees for Application iof admission must
be made during hst week IN October ON the soo'em-h
toned days . . 49, =.
SCHOOL IN PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY viii be Organized,
which will DO under tie direction OF Prof Charles > stone
Any Information ming I, be Obtained OF him 81 shs
Laboratory % of the cofk It the otice -
The pubic admitted to the Lectures on Chemistry ana
Natural Philosophy hy. must ener before haphst seven
The cardinal ides Of the nstton being 10 improve and ed
the working classes. tho 1rus-es cordially invite the
youth the city and the public generally to avail themselves
literal pf0yions which have been made ior thei m
proyeDent ~ oiJsn o. ". ,p,,,,i-r .s,.
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Jnstruttlon.
TT s. MILITARY SCHOOL
FOR APPLICANTS FOR COMMAND OF
COLORED TROOPS,
No. lao CHESTNUT.5TREET
PHILADELPHIA
JOHN II. I'AdGARI,
Os,. colons, ,sth Regiment Pennsylvania Rs'er's'J
PRECEPTOR.

the Prreep,1 hs. e.s6.hedss Military School undo! !hs
brane Ia. are sosht n. ia late Free Institution
This 10 the only institution in thr ioya os'ss PM, :;
eoption OF the q. :. Military Ac,demy at west foh ~
Which .tudsnts are n.uceJ s1p,s.y ~h sier to ae''
becoming orsmfino1td ltneera 5000. Il
Ordinarily Intelligent soldier can conp'e's e -,
studies in thirty days, and In less tune Cvss re
quire longer time TO be QuAIihed 10 appear oe'o.o '
OF Examiners ws'hng,On varying from si TO 'en wess'
Students the Army and Army hopuai', WI" 90 20
CURED to produce Recommendations from sner
officers good conduct and capsy ana snd
spsndns In tho community in which they reside
VETERAN RESERVE CORPS.
Students can also prepare themselves at this School Tor
examination for commission. in the veteran h-'riso
board to eIan,ne candidates tor shia Corps IL no" "Hs
Young uen wishing to qus, themselves or commands In
white regiments will also be s,i re e q,
por course Of thirty days two sessions dsyl..*2o %
OF two weeks two sessions day PAL
delpGia at from ~ to S5 50 per week. ,,,-.-.
and srsphy well Infantry Tactics and Army hesaA
m. Mathematical Department, II In charge Of Prof a. f.
ROOERSON. gentleman OF ability aud experience a.
''''"'' 1" '"''' REFERENCES.
Msor General Sis. Casey President Board Ersniner'
Maor.C,eneral David b. Birney Commanding Tenth Army
Ifsisadier General George A. Mccall. Pennsylvania Re
serves II, D...,,,.n, =,
Colonel Samuel NJ. boWniani tcH'uishuht D'P"' "
Delaware. .-- az,
Lieut. Col Loui, Wagner Pos. Conmsndant s Camp WI
liam Penn, near Philadelphia - IT,
HIS E,csercy A. u. Csrin' Governor 81 fennsy7nA
Hon Henry Wilson, u. > senator from Massachusetts
Hon VIM d. Kelley, NJ &. Peunsy yaniA
Hon. Chsrles O'N.il, NJ. G., fennsylyanlA
Hon John Hickman. Wet Chester, Pa
Non JOIN " tosy sssLea, d + sSn1is suoeri.ory
Conmt~e ioT Recruiting Colofed Troops
William " Hsrdius esq, ri acslPLia ln1nfer'
Salnnei NLEeson. ESQ, New York " iiibme.'
Nhitelaw Rcd ESQ, lncinns'i " vazcttr -, 49,, =
Thompson Westcott esq, Phiaiopha 'sundsy Dils'on
The member. Of tho PLiat'Phis supervisory Communion
for Re- ruiting Coiorrd Troops. - ,-
Col J. h hiddoo 7ld Regiment y. s Colored Troops
Col y. L. Hitchcock 18th U. >. G. "
Col George ". Bard. sd 4. \. &. T. Z
Cob J. Halo Sypb.r, litb 4. y he-ry Art tco4o1roi'
Lirrl Col. I'd 4. Grrry, u y g l.
Lieut.. Col James (,iyiu l2sth L. = g L ( =
Li,.t Coz Jhas J. W rig ?, 18th L. y. {. L. z,
Msior Jane. T. Bates, 45th Il. ;. {. T. =
Major " IN. X. 0efhart lIl.t Il. >. 4. T.. :
Mtiof A. J. Fizs ater nth q. ;. H. A. iooor.fl - -
And rnorr thar three hundred gridues of'he FREQ Mt'
School now serving officers In coored regiments
AL letter. desiring inf rus0n vii BE- aidfe.svt 20
~ JOHN ". TAGOART.
Preseptor a. Military school,
No. no CilESTSUfSE-, fniiadeipnia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Go Get.
lonses ann farms Uanteo.

WANTED to HIRE, with the privilege OF
w PURCHASING HOUSE containing or 10 rooms VITA
garden attached within hours distance r, Wsa
q, Preference given TO location In or near vlszs
u.ixbborhood where school for young children might be
ss,abshsi. Address j. W. r., JTibana OAce. New fS,s
Gay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

E'ARM for SALE.-FOr sale hrst-ciass
Farm In Benton Co.. Ind, combining ~ acres Of we'd
improved and al nBds nee in sgt Of Osod tue toa3tJ
.st two hours drive from railroad station, and I've hnu0
DIVE from Lafayette The iDrrov-nrris c2nsst oi twe
story frame hons. OF seven large irsn- barn ~s
r.rsrie stsbing sheep shes houses 1ud coTnores
vo -netnen houses with ss0ng. Sc 20 Ds snd hfis
IN orchard ~ c,oos fruit Al shuuftnce Of Nster
azing srnds or any quantity oi stock sdoans the isfn
Th sc. be- divided TO advantage INTO Or iarms and
!. "a 30 odd ten equal annual payu'ns hscA rsyrnh
"a, h, made o Of Ire ara For iulthsf psrtcuTs sdss
Nm BRADEN, Ind LagoAs, IudagA
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Mem Publications.
OAKLEY & MASON,

OAKLEY & MASON,
~ No. 81 murray s., New.foTh.
Have now Ready .u
AMERICAN TOYS. GAMES AND PuHIi.Es.
EYW. BEAUTIFUL, INSTRUCTIVE AND AmuSiNO'
IN THREE BONES.
TIE ALPHABET AND Tux RAbBITS IiA s, III ~
IN THE GARDEN or FLOWEkS' for eh.aeh HON
throe te eight years Of age. fIice tL
PzCpaD. =
THY uoUcP OF WASHINGTON, THE PALACE Or
saNTX ri Ais AND pOMlNOS. Pleasing Canes va
Amusing Pnz1es for boys and gris nom six to sixteen
year. Of age. Price . %.
TIE KINGS OF ENGLAND AND TIE HOtsf, ii,ai
JACK BUILT. Historical Games and Puz1es--lD, "a
tive and amusing for the young Of both sexes h" '
twenty years Of aye Price y 80.
w. Sa,s by Book sellers everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
IOsEpu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Sept. b

g, 10 o'clock AM the Central ssiesroos WiIonshby
At corner Of Pears Brooklyn Large SALE OF Hands me
FURNITURETw0 rosewood pisnos rosewood parioE .nse
in green aad gold bro:sele do do in crimson reps
p-f and nln@ mirrors armchair scfss center tables book
cs,e desks oil paintings engraving; mahogany walnut oAs
.nd painted Arbetop chamber furniture hair and spring
mattresses b,ds aud pillows. beddns walnut snd oAk
extension dining cheis china glassware, plated ware
e safes fserAtors stoves Ac so good assortment Of
velvet Bru,se, and ingram carpets. Sci "idsTs patent
safe, nearly new.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
IMPORTANT WORK FORPUBLIC SPEAK

Il Frs DURING THE PRESI DENTAL CAMPAIGN.
THE POLITICAL HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES,
during the Great Rebellion from November O. 1850 TO July
1854 including classified Summary Of the Legislation OF
Congress- with the and the important executive judicial
and Polco military Facts OF that PERIOD together With ne
organization legislation and era proceedings Of the Rebe
Administration By EDwAgD McPBKRsOs. Prise bound In
leather o. For sale the Office Of lHE TRIBUNE New
York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Gunner Retreats.

DEOPLE are finding out that in Summer 70
treat, well In Winter quarters, they exposed h
suffer from tho chest aud hros and must have handh<
"TROPlCAL BALSAm." See sdyertscnen. uadas
Medical,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Real Gsia.. for Sale.

4 FIRST-CLASS HOUSE.-The three-story
~ And attic HOUSE No. 1853 President street bet. zen
Clinton and Court Streets Brooklyn With -four fu lots 81
srouud house g feet wide has two bathrooms range r-
mace marble wash basins plate glass in windows tcr
on favorable terms to close estate. Apply a. hcvse
or TO y. Y. KELLOGG. l33 Pearl street New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
A FAMILY wishing to make an sdya

a Anlbl NlsuiuR " hlaho on a.'"h-
~ tsgeous settlement; valuable landed estate n oss
of he hes THE passntes' oce ous Ia Dn'caes county
within three hours Of sew IoTk. viii have the opportunity
by aplyhg tie slbsciDer the property lf,s" bcat
% &c Is productive With very enoi buidings ns
revenue nom tbs lind l. elf y from tie bay crow which
Of the nnes quality and wotth g $40 Te annur "a,
me house spscou wei eegsnt ami the erJ con
pie ely adapted either foE inst class farmer rivs scis
su.iem resifenoe or for tie ereris nntnt O. rrssS
IA ssts; pnee 500 but worth ue-ier &riee; ter~oo
isl D. Tor uch pnce m git look tor Il lifetime, ea1 then
do q. We ano'her hnrdfel Of blowing pas;as
{. @. PRATT, No. 33Pins-t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

DOOB TRADE SALE ROOMS, No. 49S
l. B'vay nearly opposite st Nicholas Hotsi-GE A Lea
WITT Aprtioueer 81 h.. Cooley. Conssmens collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

TOR SALE.-The CHURCH kDliiCE au1
4 Cu.pFI mi FOUR Lots o. ground lsxloo lsvd -
The Wet sde II Adgph.si between D-eb I'd Stlo'ney-
a., knoxr L. the Chnrsh q tie Messiah Brooklyn rec
ing1fre o. JNO G. PERRY Attosy TOT Hrcad
igAy nd pult5 -. y. ~ o. J. ; MAIkAi, No Co1Es,,
DQJokiy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

Sole depot for Peioubets superior HsTmonum', hole
a. and retail Price. 100 500 Instruments 10 LEI
J. 81 PELTOs 10. 6N Broadway. New York;
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DLAYlNG CARDS.

DLAYING CARDS.
PLAYING CARDS.
THE AMERICAN CARD cOMPANYS
NEW UNION PLAYING CARDS,
NATIONAL EMBLEMS.
ey are the prelte card ado and suit the popular idea
The suits Eage Shieds stars ard FA2Coonei IA place
of King Goddess Liberty for Queen and MAJOR for Jack
AL the games be played readily w.ih cards bear
fng foreign euble Each pack PIT Up in elegant caIc
case and then H. Dozen Boxes for the Trade.
In order ALL dealers sy opportunity TO sell
these cards sample box OF twelve packs will be- sen pos
paid receipt Of Five boilers. Address
AMERICAN CARD COMPANY,
No IA Chambers ST., New j rk-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
WELS'S CHURCH MUSIC,

EOUR NEW BOOKS
WIZ be ready IN few days
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND.
New WoEK BY CHARLES Dickens
Rock fast ready, 3l7 pages, and seven HsIs'oD'
Price : IS To be complete in Four BOOKS
THE LADY OF bAGARASE.
By Tug tioS Mss. NORTON
One volume lt;no. Price 81 ~ ....-
HISTORY OF TIE PROGRESS or MANUFACTURES
$500.
IRON. sc.
From CyclopsdA Britannica win numerous irst'aiionI
Price ~ So
OLD JACK AND HIS FOOT CAVALRY,
THE VIRGINIA BOY,
With Four Beautiful Illustrations.
Price ~ .
JOHN BRADBURN, Publisher,
(Successor 70 NJ Doosdy,) ~ Ws'ters' N y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
OEORGE STECK d cos PlANOS.-The

MASON 81 HAMLIN respectfully announce
vi that they have competed Ito occupation OF ne
gfesty sd factory snd effected other hng.eA or
The isrse ncrra.o Of ber manufacturing facilities They
sxpec, be sble henceorward 10 supply
orders for their ,ABisSr ORGANS promptly without tha' 10
from tie Tor than y.I past they hsFe oceh
continually several hundred n'tm, nts behind orders an
,.sortnru of styles from " 900 may DO found
At their New York Warcro0ms MeIc.T-slree'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

nor SALE Ok EXCHANGE FOX PROP-
i ERTY NEAR SEW-YORK CITY. Diry farm M
the town Of Rem en-. Oneida COUNTY New York. cort isn1
Acres Of Land - nrsdos s1d pasture, level aud ~ea
fenced Is wood nryeT.iliIns stream Of wter
runs through Z. dnsy OF II on E:eriss g~cf
par Of horse and several head o. young stocs Ths faFs
a nile. from Nj. depot at Alder Cr.ex. Tor pat9r' IN
inquire OF ANsON bLAtF u, loI broaoNsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

A. ~. n.n"Is. Aus',ouecr. 49,
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., irving Build
ID inx, No. ssi and $40 Brosdway.Saes Of boo" sta
oneEy. Pelnres. Woks Of Ar Fancy 0o9d fntntoIe &C
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A GENTS. HERE IT is.

A CENTS. HERE IT is.
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN CHARr
for 1854 with fne portrait. Of all Csndds!ss arc 10th Fse
Letters OF Acceptance q. Map coS,sd 20 s"Ox pOs
A MCCLELLAN CftAkI
9TH M,r,rob Foae.trso Porrsi. Of Li:i.e aac a. 'he
~ ~ S sssrb of his Life snd Services. Engraving u
the Battle Of Aneisn &c Prge 80 cent. sA4IGys
st ponble Fdition Price 10 cents, or SO hundred
." "'"' t,FEEKOUS TEENS TO AGENTS
, ,h... and 60 other kinds Of new Nal and Campaign
Mans Chsr and Prints TO suit the es Nothing no" 'sn
faster than cur -, ,r,p,, q, ,y.e .,A 70
xs.h ali Battle Fields marked Price 80 ceots-we pay posi-
ere Those wishing Agencies shond order samples a. Shove
md orr New Price List and Ccuar We pledge to
ke-p the largest attractive and cheapest hsp Chats
aud Prints for Agents, 70 be had IN this country AdGIys
H. ii. LLOYD 4 Co, NO. 81 John-.t., ~ i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

WILLIAM FINCK Il CO.. CHESTER SAW
w MILL AND CAR FACTORY located on the Del
aware river below Philadelphia have handa srge stock
OF OAK and Pine Timber and prepared 70 saw pills on
short notice and a, o rates ytses oil . largest eia'' can
y engaged Ia building Canal Boats aud prepared to 0gld
all kinds OF Freight. Coal and nrih Car.
CHESTER. Delaware Co.. Penn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

MISS EAGAN, Professor of the PIANO
wi FORTE aud OF VOCAL MUSIC, viii receive two or
three more pupils, Those somewhat advanced already pc
ersd Address for the present. care OF Boz No. $50 Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
Sales bn Aurtios.

WHY should auctiOnsers have anything TO
w 30 with the TROPICAL BALSAM" except using
for diseases Of the ches. and ,nroatl Bee
advrr; s-ul-n, und-, Medical"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29

DAGS for PUCKWHEAT FLOCR:EW,eS. i are re
I'D hsvin made, especially tor ne
TRADE Paper Bag. hold 10 u.s., iliio' ana ~ w. '
bet bucswhs a Bag offered. -, u,
Sold whole ,.e and retail aud neatly printed 70 q"
the Corn w lhange bag Mandatory -, ,,-,,.,r
Is. r.. CLARK CO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
MANAGERS of SCHOOLS and OTHERS

wi are hereby notified tina, Mons. and Nine. MAlhEu
tof Pa. the cocbiated Teachers ~ DANCING AT. now
20 receive pupils private. would be happy 10
make arrangements for giving lesson. to classes or scaoo
For particular. apply to the South American hotel Fast nous
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
1T PANE. BOOKKEEPING, WRITING

~ ARITHMETIC, NANlDATlON ALui.bh OhEbh
srJ ATTN are taught by the lesson month quarter IN
re,ly private rooms o. Bowey Newi aud NO. !sj
Fulton Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-29
AIR. LEGGETTs SCHOOL, I.2Ia Broadway,

w will DO reopened SEPTEEBER l2b. Circulars at
ockwoods All Seqess $40 broadsay al III. school and 81
tie residence Of toe Principal IA lotis
MISS HAVENS will resume her French and
WI Enysh Boarding and Day school for Young Ladies at
No. go M.dison-av, THURSDAY, sept. ID Circulars
may be mad Oh application ai her residence.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
- H "A /" L - :

Also. an s1trs barge stock Of the latest patterns
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
A Yankee Boy.

A tourist tells the folio sing story.
We recently met our friend Dir. Lord,
formerly Of Boston. lie has been a real
dent Of this section for about six years
During his first few years he was ex.
tonsively engaged in buying wool, aud
on one occasion, becoming a little be-
wiidered with the multiplicity Of crooked
roads over the broad prairies, herode up
TO small cabin, inel6sed in a elump Of
locust trees, and hailed small white.
headed boy, perched on the top Of hen
coop, with
"Hellow, boy r.
II recon you re strangor2' was the
response
'LUok here sonny"
II amt your sonny
No, you are not my sonny, but IL YOU
will jump down and come here I'll give
you a dime.
The boy sprang as if alighting from a
wasps nest, aud coming up to the
stranger, exclaimed, well, old boss
what is it?'
Eve lost my way aud don't know
where l am. Can you tell me2a
Yes, you re sitting on that hoss
Mr.. Lord laughed at the boy s wit and
handed him dime.
The boy took the money, looked upon
L sith mingled feelings Of wonIer aud
delight and said: t sn#oi4
II reckon you must have power of
money!"
"Why SOP
Cause you slather il away so.
What's your fathers name9 in
quired NJ Lord.
bill jerks" was the reply.
"Ah, yes, | know him. exclaimed
Mr.. Lord. "He grows wool, don't hefn
No, but his sheep does.
IF you knew me, my lad, you would
be more respectful in your replies. Tin
friend of your father; nv name il
Lord - sfls
'0h, yes, exclaimed the astomsbea
lad, I've hearn pap read about You in
the Bible, and starting for the house on
dead run, he bawled out at the ton of
his lungs, Mother, mother, the Lord Is
out here on horseback, aud has lest his
way
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
aa-1ars nf Iosh. BlIllngs.

Il q highly important, when man
.I.s nm his mind to bekum raskal,
tLat he should examine hisself closely |
- zee If be amt better konstrneted for
pbooL re-
he kant be too radical; if he is rOng, he
kant be too konservatif.
When you pra, pra right ct the bull 5
eye. 49,,
:" Tell the truth, and shame the devil
/ kno lots Of paepel kan shame the devil
ely enuf, but the tother thing bothers
them.
II very delikate job tew forgive
man without lowering him IN his ogn
estimashun, and yures ia.
Az gineral thing, when woman
weres the britches, she has good rite
.ew them.
II is admitted now By everybody that
the man who kan git fat on bsrlony sas-
sage has a good deal Of dorg ia him
am poor, and am glad that am, for
/ find that welta makes more peepel
mean than il does generous.
Woman's influence Is powerful-es-
pesAila if she wants ennything.
Sticking up yure nose don't prove en-
nything, for cope bier, when be is
ava rum bis hum, smells everything.
No man luvs tew git beat, but it il
better tew git beat, than tsw be rong
Awl kind oy bofes are nuisance, but
il il better tew he bored with a 2-ineh
orger than a gimblst
Il is sed that q boss don't kn0 biz
strength-and ! don't suppose that a
skunk duz nuthsF.
"Be sure you are rite, then 90 a head
but in case Of dout, 20 ahead emmy wa,
Seekts and erehds oy religion ar Ike
pocket compasses, good enuf to pint out
the direcshun, but the nearer the pole
you git the wuss they wuk.
Men amt apt to git kickt out Nv good
society far bein ritch.
The rode 10 Ruin is always kept in
good repair, and the traynlers pay the
expense nv it.
If man begins life bi bein a fust
Lieutenant in biz family, be need never
look fur promoshnu. sS
The onla profit there IL in keepin more
than one dorg, IL what you can make on
the board. we
bavn't got ~ much munpy az sum
folks, but have got az much impudence
az eny oy them, and that is the nezl
thing tew mummy
IL Amt often that a mans reputashun
out lasts bis mummy.
Don't mistake arrowganss for vie
dun; msnny peopis hav thot they wu2
wize, when they wuz onla windy.
The man who can't get ahead withou
pullin others bak, is limi ted cuss.
Woman will sumiimes confess theil
sins, but l never knu one to confess hei
faults
Oh, what a world this is tew live in
for the soul that is afraid oy dirt am
deviltrse
Young man, study difference; il IL th
best card in the pack.
Honesta il the poor man bone mi
the rich mans pudding.
There is onla one advantage that ca
see IN goin to the devil, and that 18th
road IL easy, and yu ar sure to get there
Lastly: | am violently oppozed tev
ardent sperits az beveridge, but fu
manufacturer purpoEes, little ov
tastes good
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
DONATION EYLARGEMEsT.
PER ENLARGEMENT.
LOVER ENLARGEMENT.

Lot. Block. Amt
Baker, William, undT. hf Of
3gT Il. Of wharf property
below Division street.. -. Is 3
Ewing, G. VIC, NV ~ baI4ncs 10 -
Keller, d. c., a lot Of grounds
bounded on the west BY
Lset ST., on the cast by an
alley, aa.d on the south
east bv % es
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
Cedron Bitters

One trial and you vii neqer any others.
1t IA not necessary to publish long list Of dis
eases forshich The Gedeon Bitters are a specific.
ln all diseases Of the STOMACH, BON.
ELS, LIVER OR KIDNEYS
Ia al affections % the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DEnANGEMENT OF
THE sT0afACfi Or BOHTELss
In GOu'r, ftfIE UMATIsM AND NEU.
HALGIAg
And 10 FEVER AND AGgEg
- u destined to supercede ali other remedies. n
not only cures these diseases, but IL raEgHxTl
tnsm. ff
b6laFe each meal, will ebyiAts the ii effects Of ths
meet unhealthy climate, and screen the persoB
taiing ii against disease under the most trying
sqplauffa
sold hy Druggists aud Grocers generally
HsDr JOHN BOLLa Principal once, flint
street, Louisville, by.
aoidbg PETER vIERLTz0,
tsts Sole Agent. EvansViila. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-11
CoIIecro 90 aaIe.

NOTICE y kefs6y given that I, william o.
4 = BoeDple, Collector Of tho city Of Evansville,
betwesn the hours of aud u oscscck g. II. and
snd 5o5cioeks p m, On THURSDAY, Nov 2fth, A
D., 1854, viii sell 81 public aretion a. tie door Of
the Court Hossss In the city Of Evansville, In
diana, the foIl0wing lots, parts Of lots and par
Gels Of real estate and improvements. for the pay
NJ nj Of City Taxes fer the year 1854. due Rom The
owners thereof to the city Ct Evansville, said
taxes being row due asd said, aud for the costs
Of said salg and that said sale will be eentinzsd
on the next dsy thereafter. viz On Friday, No
veuber 18th, 1854, az o'clock ?. n, At the door
OF the Court House, in Evansville, Cor the pur-
pose Of selling sech property may have been
sold on the day hrst above mentioned, and not
raid for.