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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
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ALBANY NV YORK.
PRoF. DrMuNN: Two years ego my SCALP necsme
diseased and my hair comuencFd to all out very
1ae disease spread unu my scalp complete
sore Il became very uaihmi; my rect az night Waa
broken; the burning itching sensation Was unsup
portable; / would apply remedy after reniedy, hut
only momeniaTy relief ] consulted seysI9i lhlsl-
disease with which my EcaFNas affected was 4 salt
Rh um, and that they cotldnot benefit me Trad
your advertisement and sent luded to consult you.
GU assured me that you oulu eradicate the dis
ana restore my hsir, Which had b,come very thin
and the results are rave luxursnt hesd of ham
my scalp neTes tly well, and my hair las ceased
Mas sARAn GOWN, No I;7 South Pearl street.
IL isct ackuowl. dyed by oil Who have used the
Hair ResIorer and their name Is Legion that 1t is H
THE ONLY PREPARATION
That woud ehsohAly and permanently restore the
hair OF those who are bald, and prevent t
irg TIRE HAIR FROM FALLING OFF.
The large and rapdIy increasing sale Of Restorative
~ the sronget evidence OF the manifold benefits III
cou"rrug upon .. .u
THE HUMAN TAMILY.
The confidence Of the public has heen obtained and
theJ all unite 10 atesne to ts ms rt and vast suPeri
OVER ALL PREPARATIONS .. |..
Everintrhduced. / do not nd my pre-,
ton To cause hair to row six feet IN retlJ many
M ~ tb ne Is,,%s ~ kginTe 10 tbose VIA are
akepucAl or ineredulous, will make bona hde OheT;
win forfeit $1,000
zone Thousand nollars) II fail to cure the worst
eases OF partial bsldness, under fifteen years
''s THE ONLY GEN INE HAIR REsToRER.
This wonderful remedy is sold BY druggists gener.
If YOUR DRUGGIST HAS NOT GOT IT SEND
NB.--cures guaranteed in every case where the di
Tecions for Ise are implicitly oheyed
- Price 81 per 6o'Sls psI Gr tx toYfs iioEEse a.,
,.,.,,. sole Proprietor, No. ~ onpge street,
telSdly ~. Albany, New York
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

tbs Army VoTE.-The Washi ngton cor
respondent of the Chicago Tribune, violent
Abolition organ, says:
"ThAt the political feeling in the army is
extremely unsettled there is no doubt 1t
contains so many diverse elements and is the
victim Of such vast amount of political ma
nipulalons, it is not to be wondered ut that
there is little unity OF political sentiment -
Add to this the fact that, by far the largest
part Of its generals and field officers are from
the old Democratic party, and the cause OF q
very extensive antiRdminisiration sentiment
is equally accounted for. 1t is not a peace
Democracy sentiment but one far more dan
gerous to Mr. Lincoln and the Republican
party If the Chicago Convention nomlnates
Gen Mcclellan upon a reasonable platform,
the vote of the Army Of the Potomac viii be
largely esltAnRed from the present admins
ton. Il is fact which should not be over
looked, aud which time will develop with far
more perspicuity than is now seen"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

"Dm 1T PURPosE "A droll story is re-
lated of an honest old farmer, who, in at
tempting to drive home q bull, got suddenly
hoisted over the fence Recovering himself,
he saw the animal on the other side of the
rails, saving the air with his head and neck
and paving the ground The good old man
looked steadily at him moment and ex-
claimed tDarn your apologies; you needn't
stand there, you tarnal critter, bowin and
scrapn' lyon did it9s purpose, darn yonr
curly pictur' r. E.t... f5
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

ONLY FoUR ron LINcoLN-The Peoria
Mail states that there were only four Ger,
mans in that city, out of seven hundred GeI =
man voters, that will vote for Lincoln Four
years ago Lincoln got nearly five hundred
German votes iu that city That's about the
way the thing is going all around this fall -
Here in Quincy. Lincoln won't get enough
votes from the Germans to make seed Of
They hate him, if possible, worse than the
Democrats do Quincy (Ht) Herald
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

The County Convention which met
to-day in Beckel Hall, has presented us
with the following excellent ticket; "a
Treasurer jonathan Kenney
SheriG--Willatn n. Gillespie
Ahditor--Georee r. Boyer
Recorder--Theodore p. Eby
Commissioner-George A. Grow.
Surveyor-J b. John
In6rmAry Direotor--Jssse Denint.
Whiskey Inspector-TJohn Weaver fEf
The nominees for Pork and Flour In
spectors have not yet been announced.--
The utmost harmony and good feeling
prevailed among the delegates. and mark
ed the entire proceedings Of the Conveh-
tioh. om candiiate for Congress will be
nominated on Tuesday next, and then
the ticket will be complete. tea
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
The Soldiers wives for Me.
ClelIan,

At q large meeting of the wives of soldiers
now in the field, held at Gene ssee, on Thrus-
day, Sept lst, 1864, the following resolution
was offered and unanimously adopted
Resolped, That we are reiOiced to hear of
the nomination at Chicago Of the iavorits
Msior General George B. Mcclellan for Pres.
ident of the United States, and wa earnestly
favor and hope for his triumphant election.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

STANToNIES Stanton, as usual before
elections, is loading the telegtams with tales
Of rebel dssertions, federal victories, and the
rebellion soon to expire. The people have
thrice already been caught and shared by like
oily kilograms. He ia but q gudgeon who is
ccaght again. Let all this description OF tsle-
grams be passed BY as Stantohian pre-slec
ton news His past dreams and vAticinations
we're no sss real than these
II Hoods army Is demoralized to the CON
iition Of mob, ~ why does not Sherman pur-
sue strike and bag III Does any ous bslievs
sherman would voluntarily lot such an army
re-organizef
WHY does he fall back twenty two milss
from JonssborO to Atlanta 2-SyrGcHSs OOU.
rfer. ...'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

A FLIMsEY AReUMRET Lincoln WAS elect
ed President of the whole country. He has
not had his full rights yet
Ali How is It then with Hamlin 2-Have
you not kicked him overheard and su5stituted
ARdy JohnstoR2 - lsti .ft.t}
Shoddy logic is as weak as shoddy princi-
piles are Infamous
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Slrfcklands 5 Anti. Cholern Mfrtnr..
r L u X

II 8 a composition Of astringents, absorhents stimu.
4 lants and carmiuatyes which every physician nc
knowedges ~ the only preparation that W1l effect
permanent cure OF Darrhea ana Dyseterv. This Anti
Cholera Mixture is now in use IN some Of cur fruN
hospitals where II gives the create satisfaction It,
has sayed the lives Of Thousands Of our soldiers ana
citizens, and will guarantee it to be the hest RENE
dy IL he world for Darrhea and DysenteTy.
. Mr. Woods, OF Coyngton, MY, viii he most happy
10 satisfy As 20 the virtue oi SniCklaIda Anti
Cholera Mixture; In fact have great numter Of
Testimonials from parents who have teen cured aitel
being pTonouncedin urahe by THEN phy sicians some
after taking only bottle Of strc Glands Anti Chol
era Mixture II YOU sufier win D,rIhea and Eyscn-
terry try one bottle. MD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Ba~ Andrew Johnson, in speech made in
Baltimore II year ago. said, 9" When you hear
a man talking about 'his constitutional rights
spot him-he's a traitor"
If this man ia made Vice President We
may confidently look for the entire disappear
ance of treason, for people won't have any
constitutional rights left to talk about
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Be5- New England is not relied upon by
the friends of Mcclellan, though Connecticut
may probably go for him, with u chance Tor
New Hampshire and Rhode Island. But the
great Middle and Western States, with the
Border tier, will sweep in vast majorilies for
{" Little Mae" Already they are sye Tor
him, and the tide cannot be resisted.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

FALL SrATR ELEouoSs The following
States will hold their annual elections before
the great contest for the Presidency takes
place. Pennsylvania Oct. llth, Ohio, Oct
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

The FEELING OF THE SOLDlRRs Eight out
of every ten returned soldiers are tor Little
Mae In the army, the same proportion will
hold. When The Andersonville prisoners get
back, they will vote in solid column for the
patriot General who is our candidate for the
Presidency slu .r....
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

DSS=Is there any human being who supposes
that a change in tho Administratio can make
matters any worse
What has Lincoln accomplished in the last
fouf years for the public good Can any of
his friends (if he has any tell us2
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

CoNlKs OUg FOR MCCLELLAN ---Abraham
Lincoln, (opi Of the White House the 4th Of
next March
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

h8-The oldest person in Vermont ia q
black man in Pomtret, named Peter Mason
who was bora about l7S4.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

Say An editor, having read 10 another pa
per that there is tobacco which, il a man
smokes or chews, will make him forget that be
owes dollar in the world, innoeently con,
eludss that many Of his subscribers have been
furnished with the article. ..H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

A BURMSe DsGaAcE,-By order of Brig
Gen, Miller, commander at the post Of Nash
vile copies of the FFeeman's Journal and Of
the Metropolitan Record, Democratic Cathot
lie newspapers, we're destroyed by FIRE in from
OF the depots where they were found on Tues
day tfrf s..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

SeS- huge golden nugget or mass of the
precious metal, weighing so pounds, aud
worth in greepbaokj some S44 900, was ou
exhibition at Chicago few days ago 1t
has just come in on its way to New York, for
warded by a mining company 10 the gold re-
gIon. 30 3yltttfftf FlIslttt t7Ilftf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

EGB- Borden, the condensed milk man, is
geing TO make meat biscuit for the army. All
the nutritious properties Of a hall toh Of beef
will be concentrated into very few pounds
weight. N2 on Wl E.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

The WAY VETERANS ARE THREArED by
LlNcoLE.-A weeks record prior to Septem-
Der 8, shows that los officers RANKING from
second Lieut.. to Ocone have been dismissed
from the service. Moet. Of these dissmissals
were ordered by Beast Butler The officers
were not considered sound on the nigger
question.
Soldiers rember.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
A LIncOIn Organ Attacking He-
breVvS.

The Newburg Journal in a column of vi
lest billingsgate thus concluded:
"Show me the descendants of that seeprsed
race who cruci6ed the Saviour, and who are
always opposed TO the best interests of the
Government in every land in which they
roam who never enter our armies but for
the purpose Of depicting the pockets Of the
soldiers, and who hang around the camps to
take every advantage OF their Necessities; and
I will show the men who, ninety.nihe out Of a
hundred, will vote for the Modern Demoera-
ey this fall and would support Vallandigham
or the Infamous butcher Qaantrell in prefer
ence to Gen Butler or Abraham Einco In "
Whom will will these rancorous HRcolnites
next attack. .,.uy.t,enta
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

GoVERNoR GENERAL OF INDIA The salary
OF the Governor General of India, which Is
the highest in the gift of the English crown,
is thirty thousand pounds sterling a'year, ex-
elusive Of allowances, which may be eslima-
ted at ten thousand pounds-in all two huo-
dred thousand dollars Jeafg "a q /
The undersigned would like to be Governor
General of India, q this salary for about 26
minutes, some day soon. t+ii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

B8-The soldiers at Cairo, H., on receiv-
ing the news of MoClellan's nomination, took
vote on the Presidency, which resulted as
follows
Mcclellan, 667
Lincoln,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

used lt not only cures the abOve affections ni TIE
Throat and lungs but It cures Night sweuts. ard
spttng Of ~ cd and " an excellent gsrfle iur mg
kind OF Sore Throat. II Ie Pheasant To- take nnif
sale medicine utants, Price % Gents per bottle.
nor sale by ,trtiVi1sts generally - 4 mia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
EVERYBODY is being cured OF hls distressing
IL disease by the use OF
Dr. Sfricklands Pile Remedy

Read what those say who have used w.
Mr.. Charles " Land. ani, OF Louisville, aud Mr. j.
p. Hazarde Cincnuat o. both were clrt alter using
one pot OF Or StTiekand's Pile Remedy They say
they have tried everything bt could obtain no relief
hut one Pot OF StTickland's Pile Remedy ehecied
perfect after aufiering for many years with the
worst kind Of Piles. They recommend every one
who is suffering to ttyit.
Ask for
Dr. Stricklands Pile Remedy.
Sold by all druggists, rs cts pot Manufactured at
No. 6ADast Fourth ST, Cincinnati, o. mia D.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
nEMNCRATIG NTATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICkEI
SECRETARY of STATE,
WILLIAM W. ARMSTRONG,
uf seneca C-uniy,
SUPREME JuDGe-,
(FoS VULL rERA,) ,.
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP,
on fairfield Cou ty.
(To VII vAoAHctEs.l
Lonv Vacancy, -
MACHIAS C. WHlTELEi,
OF Haneock County
short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER ). BOYS
Of highland county.
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r CRlrCHFlELD,
Of Holmes County. -,,,,
COMPTROLLRR OF TINE LhEAsOh''
WILLIAM s " PRENGlSS,
of Franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER $. RAMSEY,
Of Hardin County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
tFuLL TEHaD
WILLIAM LARWILL,
OF Ashland County.
(FoR vACANCN,)
CHARLES BOESklI,
OF AugIaise County
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17

PuR PRssiDgST,
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN,
OF SEs JgRsET
FOR vICR PRESIDENT.

GEORGE PENDLETON,
or ONO
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-17
MruiraI


NuREs Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, and
" Consumption. II is only necessary for any one
troubled with these complaints to Try one bottle OF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12

Of Nienns, when by the sweeping away Of nenrly a
hundred crowned he sds from tie field Of royalty,
had tire effect Of greatly iesscning the charmed
circle within which the Cars were wont 10 rove
and Car Nicholas, when not yet heir-spparens,
hid 70 pay assiduous courtship to win the hand Of
the king Of Prussia's daughter. and his three
younger sons experienced actual difficulty get a
irijc. The Young ladies' of rood amily,' find a.
thal they we're eagerly SOUGHT af.or, and that. n
tact, tho dcn md ~rs 'or greater than the supply,
u-ci TO 20 HTssi'. Tloy objected TO- the
country MS go cold; and to the rile . rs being
Frel e. TIC cglg hgh' If beating 'hoir wives,
ROYALTY uoty0tf s'an1'rr. t. 90 rio ;.trovr.
20 81, .'1 H. ro auuul & Cas- vfo.d i.inly,
t.'i r. '.- moss Ic-n'o tNc 'flu u.. no o.. sis
- - arc ih,. go &C r-'ip ,r'it o, i,I.e.l cannot
i'H wife 1t ID. l. is tc greatest s.. org TIC H.
dies have achieved Ia tie mac ccn,n century.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12

The Springfield l'i.noi-J JoutNAL gives these
deals OF outrtscs b. Cl nvman's puor'llas;

The Springfield IlnoiJ JoutNAL gives these
deals Of outrtgcs b. Clnvman's ruorinas;
!Icmn .cGi.cuuln from Fnrotte county We Learn
'HAt tie tttC tIn-fa.u's gan Of thieves AMI en-
iion's -tlll cuAtnue tA,ir Dep riaI1ns M she ,i.u-
81. g NH' l.I. Dl Monday c.tuln, .nat, tIu' Il
y troun ircl' ''lt o. tlu h0.sr of 70 ~. r. ert
''-''., loui icur 0ni . Hilt mile f,c.n Nu.d.lI,
anu tIr thcio sh0t NJ. itOwi,r nnI h- uan. liei.
y. l.ctut - ous th0u Au mortal uoiluls. Mf
Ii Joe ian hi nl TO- st Oh is c.iZpii uil ia. ole Ice
cor isi"l ~ h.sin- CON nHcl Oh, .cis OF i'e $50.
j. 80. such h the "ilU ou %. 3. t.." ..OwyI rs
tN'." sep t.c.tltitoa OF U1Icrr .riitor.r.. 70 b.
D.. e't. sl,t hh gttUup; ttt made It 'in 4DIhf-
q. N.ut aithout sr0tt. 10 ere VI. Bowl Dol I.H
~ citizens IT N.nlaln &c iu rici1..Ud of .t.-r.
40 YIN man ta 5000 dNu,D ti'i biz root tu., q
"''is.oIs were iurni-hed hi' h.nl a. c'iit-s VI uv
"1 'l'r h,'c1".c I'cu Alndly 81. r,'-i.l tIu uius
goo f'Nc I've a. i.cf ICDcl lIup.thitI u,f.t itc
~" irul ia whlch the. por.Yt'. a.i / oucrt. re
purct una me anxious to b, ria ~ tr,.t 1.coAc
viItor, We lean that the civil nu.i i'ic- hive
chlci tor military iofce u assist Ia putin a sop
10 thcso OItlana and Colonel Push, Oi TIE vote. "a
lo.i, 'i-t Illinois hhs lctt ~ 'hc head u rEIro 1t
uf'e TO attend to the mater. The country en- te-t
..i"d that what tie doe will q well and p.Icutly
uOuu.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12
Tow ..cncc MEiHomc.

TrE highly favorable position wl4ch ,ht u .itar,
situation has lately assumed, together with the
evident exhaustion Of Sout. rn resources naturally
hnprcsses the people witn Dc.ei THAI the cuu of
ihe wal IA near. With this view the Gn,e .tciiQ N
condition u affairs IN tue southern s.ates IS ic-
Haried with increased interest. nni tue .pc,ula-
lions thereon are widely divergent, nul many II
them positively absurd. Although it nsJ he iu!-
possible to detcrul.uc the question with prccls Ola,
1T not diucult 10 .roscc thc Influences that would
follow n termination OF tlc war. The more timid
and douht'ul OF oar pcI - ar-uo that even in ire
event Of u success lu term nathln of the war On
our part, the sooiai relations i.,We,u tue two &c.
tons could new R'ain be- hs-tnou.zei; uat thc
bitterness eu-oul,lci by the war could
never lie obh,orltoj, ard tia. y.,rct,.,l
disagreement contention and STRIFE would
inevitably cusuc. The ndhcrpn's to 4, 40
Vows Laso their fears SOLELY upon r.I,r...tl
evidence They read tine fiery ana spto.4l articles
of the Southern IrIcrs the dcdant uItc.h.s of tie
9 uthcrn leaders, md tlrrlu,,n found their l,..cf
thst, surely cnoupl, tho "last ditch" l,1rs s.
true, and that tie North win mhcr, robins iu,
b,ackrDd waato-a deserted country mellon
Goigotha. Bat rtil, pInu mnttcr-ofs,., 20. son.
ing very eHily dspols tIl3 dismal an ucIs' holy
picture. THE Southern people are simply lllaa
beings endowed with human hopes ami fear, ,ud
are just AS anxious to retain ne and hnpp1c as
o,her mor.sls. True WAca the tocsn Of War
sounded, having been previously n.;cAargcl with
mistaken patriotism, they flew to arms like n
brave people as they are, and vowed never be cou-
guered. They admitted that they had suffered
no tangible wrong, but claimed that M idea
% pr.acple- was ut stake in defence
Of "hioh they were prepared to make
pny sacrifice. This being their Incentive,
md tho hss Vi 1eary oil their able.b0d!ed popu!a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-09-12

No' iOrf, S1iur.G., seq. I- d J. 1.-THE G,q-
tug %. tho d" hs been another e- DOW dec. nc in
''i. 'I' e.oa.ns 2.ige ,..- BE-. ...t 4GIi.. u.e
at ,uo,l'..a 81 ..-i, cvrl.H-, lG ,.r .e,i4o cou-
N.nri TO is aftcrsusas r.rovci.s 30 a.lt,, aud
.1 c!otin' NJ ~ The c.usc' oi the hi.u i-tii
which gold h. leca 70 o.i i..,u. sine nave had
40 sound ta.- whatever bdt aio the I,su'. oi coui-
nations hnd ejaculation, and tNc.c ruI!cu Ircliios
no pIv show that ound prime piece are defined q
% 10 resume their sway ic r,ig The people from
hid hip s unnecessary "a Il h. ale&cI rh, general
stc.~ market vas irregular aud lower. Governments
we're firm. There ullg one session OF tic Stock
Exchange. Mono, easy NJ per cent EXCHANGE duh
NJ . In gold. The shipment. OF rpcce for the week
amount to - = iG5. lie value OF the rapo.t o,h,r
TIA! If. .oots and specie. ut .ia port .lriLr he
the ainouut was I,Jss. hlt.
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DEATHS.

BrNNEr - II Harlem, Friday. Oh int, Anne
Bonn widow OF Co,neuus B.nnet, in the sUth year
The relatives ami friends OF the lAnil, are re-
rl"ctuly invited 10 attend the funeral, on Monday
oi Ger dnu-htct, Mrs b. McNlssri. l-,i -. u,ur 81
ave harlem. Ilel iemains viii lie taken to ui,,u-
"psI iof c,uOat. ~
Bt'ESS- ON SUNDAY, Sept H. fs6i Ut his late icsi-
don,e' Ia mond 1t, meas pekAD ave, Jane BIrn-,
A.ed ~ yu.IH.
III. tieni- and relatives are respectfully invited
to attend the funcrh Monday Afternoon, Mt :
o'coeA iio'if h, Tom the above pace. lJ'
p, tAMrBtlI; on SUNDAY, sept. Il, Of consumption.
llis fe,uti,es and friends are respectfully invited
IA attend the funeral, this tMoAdAyl 1T ,luOou, nl
ociors, from his late residence, Manhattan ~ IA
cullINs-on saturday, 10Th, Bridget Collins,
the friends OF the family. and ,ho-o Of Patrick.
john dhi Michael, are respectfully Invited 10 attend
it-itcucr, ~ told 81, Brooklyn 20
DtN irl ON sept. i'm, 1894 Of holera infnn'um.
lt'u"' r.nc.s the ieo.od son II Michael aud susan
Dewitt, Atci yea, months HId 20 dave.
thc selati,e, and nieuis OF tie ia.ily aic re-
'i''uaiy .n,!tcd 10 eitond the iuncre, ~h.ch wiil
,aec from the r'sdclce VI his p.ruuts, D., East
10Th -, to Calvary Coinetery. 49,
tiiAN-Un suniay morning. ll'h 'ns,, of con.
!u.iril,i N'ry llefney, the beloved wife Of William
h'r .cinains viii be- taken to Calyar, C,n,tcr, tor
'n.en.,nt; III irieuJs and sclna.utincc- atc re
HtcrnV' n, 18th ius at o'ciocs, hir rsd, nee.
COL. OF list ~ aud so I'VE, York; lie. l5U
GRAY ON the luth Inst. In the full hop. OF n
blessed immortality, iarRgfe,, eldest iau i,,. 90
Mn'. ant tne late John Ursy, ed " yoni months
gnd . Gayf.
None knew her IN, 20 love her,
Nonr named 'or lut to praise.
1uc rcaiv'a and friends respectfully invited 20
g''cut tue .glt .A, thir tNoudR, afternoon ~ q.
rc.ock, ifou her late rc.idcncc, 49, N.st ~ 81.
"hhoui mrthc. invitation. iicr remain. Will le
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ret h4i-c s,tc, rGoF o. Joshua Ilai4cstle atci 10
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
7OTlCE-THE VETERANS on THE WAR

MOIlCE-THE VETERANS OF THE WAR
Vol l'l2' have postponed their Excursion TO MA.
~ HAa sep, IIth Gu account OF the stoin on lues-
uH{' lhhtts rold Tor the LXcusI ol tie 9th inst
slu TO good loi thu above day. TicLefs can bo oh,
tnlnel ~ the following landings on the day OF tfe
NoLth tth Il Wiillansbuighat O'clock am. Bi"o,o
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~ oiuei OIL me Commit &c. Gen. II. RAYMOND
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q. l., nOL'EN, u talented youth, viii deliver A
SoiLc Oratlon that viii Keep the con- pany Ia roar
OF nther. Ps.1Iho-e that have inouey on hand
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81 l CITY Hail Place, on 1uesday, noul 10 TO
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