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NIBLo' GARDEN. WIN wm.rnr,
boo" open at VAST CROWDS
to witness the m'seAl''' e; Rsy ypEsgss''''A''''
AND COMPANY.
who ere engaged for limited period only
GABRIEL hA'EL
'N''' appearance 10 ANTOINE RAvEL. Ego -o
''"o appearance IN Y 70 Stals' AMERICA.
1 'P Tfs gwsase.dsyy EVENING Sept 10 lea
FOUR ENTERTAINMENTS,
GABRIEL RAvEL, in bis celebrated character {"
SIMON first time for several seasonsl
In the very amusing Psn.omine Of
First night oftbe
VENETIAN CARNIVAL,
introducing the wonderful performances Of
YOUNG AMERICA,
PUNCHS FROLIC ON Stills, he.
Mdles vaudrs Marze,ti Desree; Mons Matthew, 0sscta
Schmidt Axtel, Lehman, &c. &C.;
MARTINETTI FAMILY tsiz in numbsr).
YOUNG AMERICA.
Will repeat bis and beautiful performance the
THREE FLYING TRAPEzE,
HAS NEVER BEEN ExCELLED;
Leader OF the augmented Orchestra Mons hoAAIN'ILLS
MIRO 'p's'' MRe AN AND MRS ooMERsAL.
and the dramatic s eSSHipiTff z fiNrERLupE.
including the snces.,ful NEW GRAND BALLET,
In which sisnors PEPlTA and Mons VAN hAMhE' &c.
SATURDAY r, X TT :RRs;si NEXT,
hrs Of seref Of RAVEL MATNEES, commencing att m.
in preparation B1ANCO. .
Prc~s Of admission, IS cents reserved seats, 81 family
circle ientrance on Crosby-st.l. 30 cents.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
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Go Ubom il man Gontern.

ALL PERSONS are forbid to either buy OF
n n.sotisi. ri r. u for property Gnfin-,, Nos 10
and H. hsw.Bedfod Mass q. 10. been stolen And asa
deed Tor buidins lots South Second IT,
~ J.ilIN saULL, N. Y.
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD FOR NE RECo'Eki
Of the T NIX which contained the above deeds aud which
W., stolen from IA. Boston boat Metropolis on toe morning OIL
Au,n,t l9 1905 JOIIS sEUELL, No 10 cnurehst.
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NrNntON UENFhALf I
WAsuiSGr,s Cirr u. {. AosuSt H. leos
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, To consist
n Of fr.yet Colonel \ Tnpler sorgcon U d A. fre.'
J.pti fvet Liruten Colonel H. H. Nifih Sufsron . y
revrt Lieutenant onrl Anthony es"r Su seon u -
A. and BYeyrt Major c. C. Lee Assistant surgeon VI A.
Recorder will meet IA NewYort CITY, ON the soth ot sep
TENDER nrrt r the Of candidates ior sdn'.on
into M. Medical staff OF the United States Army aud oil As
sstant Surgeons for promotion. -
Applicant mut between II and 20 years ei age and
physirsily sound. , g, e.,
must he addressed 10 the SGrgeon General
Of tie amy stating the residence OF the applicant ana tc
date and place OF liz bth they must be accompanied oy
respect ab g testimonials OF moral charlc'-r -,
II he applicant has been In the syicc he VII send tho
testnonaf Of tn. chief med cal officer, under whom be mas
f.d sd service the prrrnt time the apphcaoh
must be through the Medical Director OF tho respective
Department .,..o-
ina the examination 10 lndis. onseblo prerequisite 70
appointment. ,n
'ihere arc now twelve vacancies In the Medical stat
J. X. BARNES. Surgeon Orners u. - ~
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
~ MATINEE.
HERMAN PRESTIDI0ITATEUR.
Mr. Herman Us the honor TO that Le viii give
lis FAREWELL -
MATINEE
OF NECROMANTIC EASTERN DELUSlONS
On SATURDAY. Sept. %, at O'clock
THE ORCHESTRA OF THE ACADEMY WILL BE IN
ATTENDANCE.
Admission 90 ell OF the house. IS cents No reserved
seats Children half price
Tickets tor sale at the Academy Of Music and the principal
hotels and music stores. 4.
Doors open at IL; commence at I.
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BROADWAY THEATER.
ID LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS
or Mr. and Mrs. CHARLES KEAN
who will this
WEDNESDAY Sept 20, sppear IN O. w, LovePs Play ~
i've acts written expressly for then entitled the Wifs
SECRET. 49,. ......,,
HENRY YIlIsnd JEALOUS WIFE.
FRIDAY. LAST kIGHT-GRAND GALA OFAVlON.
A Great Bi-FAREWELL
The Great Arts;e, MADAME CELESTE VIII appear on
MONDAY, Sept. Is. 50 the
WOMAN IN RED.
Engagement limited to TWELVE NIGHTS, and TWo
MATlNEEs.
Fox Office open from 3 aud o'clock.
Seats may be scared In advance.
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Qcachers.
Danting Ataocmes.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ACADEMIEs

~ TO az FitTIIAVE., ~. v:
No lJ1 aONTA0UE-sT. BROOKLYN
Eew-York Classe. on MONDAY and THURSDAY WE'D.
NESDhY end SATURDAY and SATURDAY MORSiNUs,
commenting oct. 2. y
Brooklyn Glasses on TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, com.
encing Oct Afternoon for children Eytnins. for t,en.
emen Primary Class In Brooklyn under the direction OF Mr.
FKAEK DODwOhfH, WEDNESDAY, AFTERNOONS
and SATURDAY hoANNOS ior terms, &C., feud ior
firulAr.
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DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
- BROADWAY. between sPrEa and Princest'
OVER 10000 CURIOSlTlES.
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOG.CABiN
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN Mscon County, ILLINOIS,
In 1890 and ia which he resided for two years r,,
Original letters from Gov. X. J. OGLEsBf OF iilois'
Gov. ANDREW Of Mas and other distinguished person
ages, prove the identity OF this Historical Rehc. .
THREE OF the fALLESr GIANTS In the world
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and prettiest CiRCASSTAN GIRLS ever seen.
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS.
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN MOTION
A CHEROKEE INDIAN. born without Mma
PROF. HUTCHiNGS, LIGHTNING CALcuLAToE,-
AFTERNOON AT ,; EVENING" Al -
SADAK AND KALASRADE;
or THE WATERS OF OBLIVION
MADAME MARIE MACART, In brilliant acts
Mr. w b. HARRISON, EItemporaneous singer,
GREAT BULLFROG SHOW.
E..
Cosmorzmas Sereoscopco ns, Learned Seal Happy am
lily, Grand Aqusna Mammoth Turtle. etc.
Admission ~ cents. Children under 10. 10 cents
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GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN INSTI.
N IUrE. now open at the ARMoRY. on Foareenth's'
Sixtrsve. - - ,,rxvpv
MANUFACTURERS AND AGRICULTURAL FRODUCIS.
There will be exhibited large collection o.
MACHINERY IL NOTION
FRUITS, FLOWERS. &cy
Will be exhibited during the Fair open aADy "'n M I"
10 p. m.
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WALLACKs
I. e respectfully announced tina. this establishments viii
~ ' FALL AND WINTER SEASON
On THURSDAY. Sept 81. 1885.
During the has been newly gded painted and Dee
Grated 'h''0 HssSAl ,nS IMPROVEMENTS
have been adopted in the siege departments.
On the opening night wilt be presented never acted IN
ANEW AND ORIGINAL DRAMA. = ,. ..
Of SIN TON Nu Pf Ds.S reteoL..,.
Man." Tho A% %as ss epq;in'' ae entitled
The play will BE- produced with scenery, dresses eT
STRENGTH AND COMPLETENESS .v,o,,
k ISso e su ' I'd ioR RAyhfsr
Msty tan srti.. ..............Mr CHA RLES FISHER
Count ,ni Fei0 ri NORTON
Prince Vladimir KhOvaleu'ki......"Mr WILLIAMSON
S.s sor. M w RoRE
The sd Countess de Maaieon Mis-: ADEIINI HEERi0TEs
The PIacs.: B.li.in:i Mis-. MARY sAkRETS
A.elier Of Ivan, Paris
AcrH
Village Of Siofka with picturesque mountain prospect
AcrII.
cap Gin the f0mpe 81 s :. ''''Aed to the
ALIVE ACT COMEDY,
by Coey Cbber revised and altered for the present stass
A GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA
AND f-
NEW FIVE ACT COMEDY
also In course OF preparation:
. CAUTION
In OF the complaints that made -
the box Office last Mr. Wtaek respectfully informs
the public taAt -
THE SPECTATORS IN TICKETS
infes the dew AXIS la font Of the theater have
thorty management their sxtoTtionate demands
Their plan send veious parties IN the morning and
chase he they and sell them In the evening
at great sd vance upon the reg liar prScss
BY EARLY APPLICATION AT THE BOX OFFICE
FOR SEATS,
Is In the power Of al theser goes 70 protect themselves
from this nuisance
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eau Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The Eighth Annual Term fthi, insution commences
at No 81 Lsisye. place, kewlork, oct Gradusi-s mr..
admitted 10 bar pre.-n.aon Of their diplomas For
catalogues OF further Information address THEODORE w
DWIGHT. no. 81 Lafsyei,e place, hew-fork
VAW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY of
IL NETWORK CITY.-The nett session commences on
MONDAY Oct T. Tho colrs. consists " two yeaIs but
gentlemen with sufficient preparation may enter III. senior
year Graduates admitted members OF the Bar by
special For further Information apply personally
by letter. to JOHN NORTON POMEhOY, University Build
ing Waahngto square. New fors.
GALE LAW SCIIOOL.-Full facilities for
~ Study Of Low Lectures by number Of ennent insuc
tors For Circulars. address Prof HENRY DUITOH, sale
Law School New Uayen. Ct
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u SCHOOL, No 1873 West Sixteenth st., opens MONDAY
SEPTEMBER II. The Of Instruction includes I'm
gsh French Muslc. etc Circulars ming full particular
obtained at the school by written application.
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OLYMPIC THEATER. -.
stage Manager Il SELWYN
SUCCESSFUL INAUGURATION
OF the
FALL AND WINTER SEASON,
with John Broushan,'s celebrated BnIlssque OF
which 10 OF the catering manner In which has
been received, win be repeated 100 ,rrv
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
MRS. JOHN WOOD
10 her unrivaed imper sonation Of the
INDIAN PRINCESS
Supported by cast embracing the following aIssc ia.
Miss Eliza Newton. ..as......'.CaPtiih' 9nn
MI Harry Pearson. u ia
MI ChAIles Morton. ~,
Miss Loni,a Myers
Mrs o. II. Gilbert So"u'
and the principal members Of this
POWERFUL COMPANY.
Previous 10 the Burlesgue
Mr. JAMES LEWIS
will make his first appearance before NewYork audience
John Strong, In the Farce II
YOUR LIES IN DANGER,
with Miss Ks.e Newton as the Countess.
Miss Anis Harris. .Madsuie Sehpoonepbers
nlhs Louisa Jenny
Mr.. j. iaake krskwlts
MI Il y hnd. tho Bursoniastsf
The Box Office will be open from till o'clock when seats
can be secured three days in advance.
Doors open Ut u. Performances commence ct T.
In active preparation and will shortly be produced
ORIGINAL, SPECTACULAR SENSATION DRAMA ri
NOVEL OBSTRUCTION and extraordinary efects never
before scted), written expressly for
MISS LUCY RUSHTON
Of the TheseY Royal Hay MARKET London, who viii make
her FIRST APPEARANCE before American audience al
the heroine.
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V,O tho NERVOUS and DEBILTTATED.
i Dr. HAMMOND. formerly Professor in tho syrscase
Medical College N " has returned to the city aud may be
consulted heretofore Improved Methodo r atnen'
No. 81 Fast Twenty severts opposite the Ncw-iiAven
Railroad Depot ato Of No. GO osdway) His Book can DC
had Of tho Publisher only, EvERARDuS WARNER NO i
V.seyst, Aston Hou,e. Price ii 90.
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DLITZs NEW HALL,
ID No. TO BROADWAY, OPPOSITE NEW.fORh
HOTEL.
GRAND PRESENTATION WEEK
ADMISSION, PAROUErrE 3j DRESS CIRCLE oi
8ALLERY25
sIGNOR BLliZ H.. 1900
THE woRLD.REHOwNED MAGICIAN AND VEN
TRlLOQUlSr,
WITH ALL HIS LEARNED CANARY YIRDS,
AT THE CONCLUSION or THE PERFORMANCE
EACH FNENlNp. ..
THE slGSOR WILL PRESENT TO THE AUDIENCE
TWO EIaHTEENcARtT GOLD WATCHES, TWO
SILVER uhNS,
TWO SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SITS:
TWO SILVER ICE PITCHERS. TWO SILVER BUTTER
COOLERS,
AND MANY OTHER RICH AND VALUABLE ARTICLES.
GRAND MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER TO- 1854
In II. RIVERS BROOKLYN DANCING

We ACADEMY No. q schermerhornsI Of Court
st. Glasses are now forming. Send tor crcusi For
description Of fasbousbs Qusdrss and German Cotion
inclose twenty Eve cents
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A RMY and NAVY BUREAU of lNfOR'
n MAriON.-An Gains Of sodiers aud Sailors 'or bpun,
~ Prize Money Back Pay &c. promptly collected "ilh1n'
charx- Information freely oven. Advances made
II. Is. BROWN, No. il9 Nas.en-st.
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obstruction.


DROOKLYN HEIGHTS SEMINARY, Nos.
Annual Session this Boarding Day School for YOUNG
LADIES viii open MONDAY, Sept 49, pleasant home ZONE
is provided In the family Of the Principal for pupils from
sbioad. CHARLES Z. WEST. LID, Principal.
RALLSTON SPA ACADEMY, Saratoga 20,
- VA select Commercial and Classical Family Doaro
Ing School for Boys Expense per quarter fups are
taken into the family OF the Principal NeIi term nsn
Monday, Sept II. Address Rev JAMES GlLMouh. A. "a.
DOYS' BOARDING-SCIIOOL, Stamford. W.
ID BOYS will be fitted for College business Fall Iefn
will commence Sept H. For particulars address the I'm
cipnl, W. u oiI'-s' NJ %
Stamford Ct, August, Ie6a
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V1uE COLLEGLATE SCHOOL.

Il No. II Wet FourteeDtb-s,., corner siyth ave.
Now IN Ito fortyyt year, reopeGS MONDAY September
IT, with every sdvsnag for the education Of youth In both
tue elementary and hshei branches i ancient and modern
languages book keeping aud all other departments Of
pee schoOl course Pupils received all ase and thor
OF ghly prepared for college OF business
Reference IL made 10 tie Faculties Of Columbia College an
the NewYok University: Aso to tue following
whose sons attended the school, the Rev Ds Ferris
Beach Spencer Hatfield Dow ling Sonuers lmbre Ierssy
City, Rankin (Sewak). ornblower (sterson) DR. Task
Asforin Dr. Sanford Ravenswood; Dr.. L.. III. ysn Wi.ke
Cbsrles Hensehel. H. W. b. Woodlun, J. w. Eliot o. r.
Wells John Osborn. Otto FullgraEi Messrs William II.
Webb Stephen r. ussel Peter ;. Hoe. Robert Carter
macy oths whose names together with comn,edatOy let
10y 80" 80 q. p. oUAcETEBos, Rector.
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TINTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS,
L No. ftWhLKER-ST, Sew-iors
Der Coupany being comPo..d en1~ty Q, .uITir "
wokm~, enabled 20 troi zee move perfect 'A''
Fore THAN ANY OTHER hOueh. -
livery H. strun.en, guaranteed for Five Years
fDn BROOME-Sr. - McpONALD' RI
4ZV ASoFoRTGs. S2ao to ESQ les than usual
rte, Second land piano. bought aud sod TAKEN IN paTl
nv IN u,,s r,.. Piano. tuned and paired In the best
manner rep4 OF al tia re'i1enes o' our Gus
trmcrs
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CLAIMs.-All persons holding

MILITARY CLAIMS-All persons holding
wi claims against tho STATE OF NEW YORK payable IN
provis Il the entitled An Acito p, LOT inc
payment Of ala can, Incurred m The orsanLaon equip
nlcBt aud subsenco of troops rod 10 Tho state OF NV
York received therrfom for tho service OF the United
States. passed hprl IL 1872 and amended Msy 1907 arc
hereby notified 90 transmit he sane va Tug touches ,nsra
OIL Col Sl.AS W. BURT. Assistant inspeco -".nerai
and Secretary Of tho Andips Board, At No. ~ broadw
new oIk 81 before the lat day 81 January imo
Tue appropriation ado for tho payment Of claims suu,s
aud allowed srilfes nv constitutional Limitation on inc |'th
day Of April and claims must b. h.d ~ hdvinr.
'.f GEORGE \. EArCfiELLER, Inspector General,
ALEX. w. HAkvky, Jpdgs Advocate General.
irDWiN \. MERRITT QuarerinS'teT o,neral
New oFk. Sep-ulpf &C. 1913.
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WINTER GARDEN.
w REIGN OF MrRRrMEyT.
JOYOUS COMEDY.
Roar Of Laughter Hearty Applsussl
Gre celebrated Comedian
Mr.. J. =. CL 'RKE,
EVERY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 20,
The Grrst Comedy Of
EvERYBODY'S FRIEND!
And the Drama OF
TOODLES.
Mr. CLARKE as DE BOOTS ard TOODLES.
TRYING HALL. MILE. PAREPA
Il TIE BATEMAN CONCERTS.
The wonderful success sud artistic triumph achieved By
MILE PAREPA,
Is without, parallel in late years. - -
SHE WILL SOON LEAVE THE CITY
to fulfill e. 70 gemcuts IN other Eastern STATES
TONIGHT WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20,
MILE. PAREPA
will appear In programme, embracing many OF hes
choicest morceauJ
HERR CARL ROSA. tn. charming violnist,
MR. ED. DANNREgThER, the brilliant Pisni.a,
AND GRAND ORCHESTRA.
Ticket, One Dollar; Reserved Chars Fif Cents extra
For Reserved seats apply at Beer sehirmers, No. 1oi
BrosdwAy; sbe'. No. Wast. Schuberhs Music Store,
No $40 Eroadwsy; Irving Hail. and At the Brooklyn AcAd'
envy OF Music loi that city
Doors oprn at Il commence ct O'Clock
LAST NIGHT IN BRookLYS-fbursday, Sept. IL
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I'HE LATE MRS. q. ANTHON

'" ana Engish boarding aud Dey School
On ,,o,., 10. y h. Twenty .hrst.st.
s<r ~ urder the charge Of Miss Arrstronz the
Asrbs Ihenden, and will be Conducted with tbe
ky upon tine principles beetoion so access
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professional Notices.

AR. KUCZKOwSKI, Iydropath, No. 81
~ Amty, st, Uicc houis from 10 to u M iroms 70 y
and 10 ID.
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n ~. ABBOT COLLEGIATE formerly
Suis,s Spihssr , INSTITUTE for YOUNG LADIES,
IN ., eoiher TAEy-eghh- will reopen URSDAY
GORHAM d. ABBOT PriucipaI
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rTNHE ENGLISH, FRENCH and CLASSICAL
i SCHOOL Of DR.. r. BERTHET and b. BBAMAE,
will open Sept 18th at No. ~ Broadway There Gym.
ns.ium. For circulars apply at LoCkWooDs no. all
Broadway.
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| 0STli.b1h md FIFrH-AVE.-DAY-
Il '~'P SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES will reopen Sept.
IIoics.ors Of ein.nce for every Department. Stages In
sIIenaance ioI distant pupis
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PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY

ne ,1t FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
NAAC TpsSSis1n ave-, corner T1rtysecond.st the Rev.
lut, and M. d. D. Lii. D., Presideut, Mr- 81. 3.
BAR ssrt y L. Ferris frncipals. viii reopen MON
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IINHE MISSES GREEN Will reopen their
School for Young Ladies at No Fihhave., first door
rom Washington Square, on WEDNESDAY. Sept ~.
lTNHE MISSES BUCKNALLs ENGLISH and
4 FRENCH BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL No.
West second door from the Fffthave will
reopen SEPTEMBER 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

Pl.hrld Mas.Wlll Commence ia 18th Aeaenic Year
sept - 1859 The cSceiencs end permnnenee Of It's corp.
nsfDetcl, ats superior itces Tor physical culture the
oeu aud ssubry Of its location widely known. For
elicalars, address tis Rev c. " sfkAH Tho Principal
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Jnsirurttom.

lady of many years experience in eeach-
% a.,ir.. SITUATION f" VISITING oo'HhNh'0'
thorough English course Of study FRENCH
,n,.x,n,. The most satisfactory references Al
ppooP READER, No. "a Rivingtonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20

UNHE MISSES MARSHALLs SCHOOL,
4 No. Hl West Thry-esh,h'st. will be reopeued on
MONDAY, Sept. II.
, 1865-06-02
ALLEEN9S
ALIENS
hUNI G BAh@A AM.
The Remedy for Curing
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
GROUP.
Diseases of the Throat, Bronchitis, Pains
and Oppression of the Chest or Lungs,
Difficult Breathing, and all
the Diseases the Pull
mnnagy ORGANS.
mOnaFy Organs.

TTS ACTION IS EXPECTORANT, Alternative,
1SUDORIFlC, SEDATIVE, DIAPHORETIC AND
DIURETIC, which renders it one Of the most vaua-
bic remedies known for curing diseases of the lungs
1t eXcites expectoration, and causes the lungs to
throw off the phegm or mucus; CHANGING Sc
CRETI0NSand PURIFIES the BLOOD; heals the
irritated parts; gives strength to the digestive
gans; brings the liver to its proper action, and i'm
parts strength to the whole system Such is the i'm
mediate and satisfactory effect, that 1T Is WAR
RANTED TO BREAK UP THE MOST DISTRESS
ING COUGH IN A FEW HOUR TINE, if not OF too
long standing. IT IS WARRANTED to give entire
satisfaction evenin the MOST CONFIRMED CASES
OF CONSUMPTION IT IS WARRANTED NOT
to produce costiveness (Which is the case with most
remedies or affect the head, as it contains Opium
in any form. 1T IS WARRANTED TO BE PER-
FECTLY HARMLESS to the most delicate child al
though it is an active and powerful remedy for res
torng the system. THERE is NO REAL NECESI-
TY FORSO MANY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION,
when ALIENS LUNG BALSM will prevent it, if
only taken in time.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81 per bottle.
For sale by SMITH & DEAN, Portland, Oregon,
General Agents Also, By Dealers IN Family Medj-
ciAes generally.
Dec. 30 1854. 3tf.
, 1865-06-02

The only devil worshipper known to ex-
ist are the Yezidis, singular race of people
living in Armenia The Yezidis were for
merly Christians, were then converted to
MahOmmedanism, and now apparently dis
gusted with both faiths have betaken them
selves to diabolism. The theory of their
priests is that although the mighty angel
Satan, the chief of the angelic host, at pres
ent has quarrel with God, yet reconcilia-
tion will hereafter take place, and he will be
restored to his high rank in the celestial hi
erarchy. This is the foundation of their
hope, and they consider themselves safe in
trusting their destiny to it. Among such
a people, the profane phrase Go to the
devilp would of course be considered as an
expression of good will
, 1865-06-02

PIETY.-My son, you have been to the
seminary and are no doubt in the possession
Of saving grace, will you please to ask
blessing 2"
Young Hopefal-" No, daddy, I don't
like tew-I don't like the looks Of that ap-
pie sass"
, 1865-06-02
Encourage Home Industry.
KEEP YOUR MONEY in the COUNTRY

T AM NOW MANUFACTURING A SUPERIOR
Il article of yellow and Brown family Soaps, put
up in 20 and 40 pound boxes that will sell cheap
as any brands Of soapof the same quality manufac-
tured outside Of the State can be sold for. l will
warrant every box of soap sold to be just what it is
represented. Orders from the country accompanied
with the cash or sent through some house in the
city, will meet prompt attention. liberal discount
made to the trade for cash. Send for a sample
Nov. IL. '64m6I WM.L. HIGGINS,
Soap Works, 49, Front st., Portland.
, 1865-06-02

A LITTLE girl had seen her brother play
ing with his sun glass; and heard him talk
about the focus. Consulting the dictionary
she found that focus was defined "a place
where the rays meet" At dinner she an
nounced that she knew the meaning of one
hard word Her father asked her what it
was, and she said it was the word focus,
and that it meant place where they raise
calves. This of course raised a great laugh,
but she produced her dictionary proof
"There," said she, triunphantly, "Focus,
place where the rays meet ! Calves are
meat, and if they raise meat they raise
calves, and SO I am right, amt father ?"
, 1865-06-02

FAMILY TRoUBLEs-The Siamese Twins
have been heard from They have lived
through the rebellion, but are afflicted with
family troubles The wives, though sisters,
have had falling out, and the dual fam
lily is broken up in consequence. Up to
the period that each had five children, all
prospered we'll enough, bat one them had a
sixth, and this awoke envy and jealousy to
such degree that the two sisters, not being
bound together like the twin brothers,
would no longer live under the same roof,
though We believe, still on the same planta-
ton, in different houses.
, 1865-06-02

CONTENT is the mother of good diges-
ton.
, 1865-06-02

BIRTHSTONE LAWYERs.-One day, sim
pie farmer, who had just buried rich rela-
tive, an attorney, was complaining of the
great expense of funeral cavalcade in the
country.
"Why do you bury your attornies here?"
asked Foote
Yes, to be sure we do; how else?"
"Oh, we never do that in London !"
Ono? z" said the other, much surprised
how do you manage then ?"
Why, when one of them happens to
die, we lay him out in a room over night
by himself, lock the door, throw open the
window, and in the morning he is gone"
"Indeed p exclaimed the farmer, with
amazement, what becomes of him 2"
Why, that we cannot exactly tell all
we know is, there is a strong smell of brim-
stone in the room the next morning"