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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
dmnsements.

CADEMY OF MUSIC.-NORMA: A:
n niRFCrOR OR..................MAx MARETZE1.
ITALIAN OPERA.
fruru psT prrsHMRyr NOT ADVERTISE IN TIE
NEW HzRALDD
TOMORROW tFRlDAYD EVENING OCT 20, Al u
(FIFrRESTH SUBSCRIPTION NiGhr)
will be produced Beliins grond opera Ia J acts
NORMA. NOhAA-
NINE. CAROZZi.ZuCCHl, ,,,,o,,rrr, roero,o
sioNon "A''i' sIGNOR ANToNUCCL .
cs,.,o, ,.CARL BERGMANN.
To.NiGHT CTBURsDAYl-opsrs in Brooklyn
MARTHA. - .,
NO MATINEE ON SATURDAY NEhr Ucl ~.
ON MONDAY OCT. ~. IL TROVAIOhE,, l..
TUESDAY Oct a. and WEDNESDAY, Oct. 20 't'
First nights OF the new comic opera
CRISPlNO La COMARE
THE COBBLER AND THE FAIRY.
The sale and tickets for any o
named performances will commence THIS mOhsNo
the regular ticket Offices viz the Box Once OIL me
Beer & schirmer's, No. 7ol Broaawayi Pond Co.s
Nc sI3 Broadway Schubeh Co.'S, No $40 Broadway ano
Root Anthony < Cas- No. I'll Nesssu-st.
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CTRGICAL HOSPITAL Tor The Treatment OF
Pelvic Ni.ceIa und-fthe care Of EDWARD
H. DIXON. Editor Of The scdprl stnctuIc Fiys NsTico
e Hernia and HsuA Evtry Of Str cture sd dIs OF
radical and perIsnent IA lev days ad osn IN ine
disie on. by DR.. Ds instrunrut. the urehrotdms
dsnsd sIures,ly TO modify Mr. Syn,os operation Ia al
csses OF the three enumerated affections the ene g
snteed II the Gaze be undertaken Ohe hours hom 70
daily aud 10 evenings, at No. " fiithH'e
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Geaebers.
panrlns araoemes.

4 DODWORTHS DANCING ACADE.
M MES No 2l2 Finh-ave, New-York,
No Isl Moutague-st Brooklyn.
NewYork Casses-On Mondays and Thursdays, Wsdnet.
days snd SAturdAys end Saturday mornings.
Brooklyn CGsseFOn Tuesdays and FIdAys Afternoon for
children. Evening for gentlemen.
Primary Glass in Brooklyn-under the instruction Of Mr..
Frank Dodworth-On Wednesday afternoon aud Saturday
moning For terms send loT eircnAI.
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no MUTUAL COAL COMPANIES
COAL LANDS TO LEASE.

The scHUYIKTLL COAL COMPANY are now prepared
10 MAKE LEASES on their Lands in Foster township
Sehuylk County Pa. ,....,. ,.A
lhese Lands are located the best portion
Basin having four miles run on tho
Crosby Leaor and all the veins know In sha' Oas oosn
above and below water level .,,I
pnYno.as will be made 10 good tenants on application 70
Elisha A. PACKER Trinity Buildings, % dCHAhLEs H.
MILLS At the Office Of the Company Ne Nusa9tL, ere'
lbs Continental Bsat, NtwY%b
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Professional Noliffe.

BOOK on STRUCTURE, PILES, FlS-
HENRY A. DANIELS, ". d,
Consulting and Operative Surgeon No Uuiou'suare
ALLEN, ABBOTT & GERRY, Attorneys
n and Coun.elors Va. 81 v Alst-Ihe unoefsgned hsve
formed parincr,hip for N. general pIsce ofsw william
+. Allen, B-njsnn vaughan Abooi' h,enis' 1. oe'y.
HAMMOND on the NERVOUS SYSTEM
II valuable Boob for Yong luvads and th- General
R@ader as u contains hi. experienced rhysiciaus IN
PROVED METHOD OF TREATMENT Price, tl 30.
WARNER Publisher. No Nstey st. tsior House.
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n H. RrvERss BROOKLYN DANCING

~. ACADEMY, No. % sehermerhOrn-st;, corner Of
Courtst Glasses for be- sinneTs forming Gentle
men, Tuesday and Friday evenings Children Wednes lay
aud Saturday Afternoons Send for circular Twenty hye
ionahe Qnadriles.
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he GARMos DANCING ACADEaY, No

he GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No.
II SO West Fourteenth,t, open WEDNESDAYS and SAT
URDAYS.
Ladies NJ 2; Children at p Evening Glasses at g.
shall introduce omy pupils the present the Ger
CoiOH and the Q0ddrie Franeaif danced in my
presence the past Summer at Pars and Dieppe.
Hsvng had the bouoT be elected Member OF
the SOcier Acdd(nqB des Pyessers de Dame de Paris
dres dE TAtdre ISsp<rial de OPe,a, all new dances
emanatng from the Society will be forwarded to me as soon
| lrncIl
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\ EWIS * COX.
IL Jo,EPH J. Lvwf, CuARLToS T. LEvp. & 8. CO..
COUNSELON3 AT LAW,
No I32 Broadwsy. r. O. BOr No. $500,

SEW-IOHK CITY,
Iu.,a a., Al, business Ga tir Cous q. the United States
aud In The Depar;msu,s WsshuTon fspseia attention
ven 10 Internal Revenue husness aud e. claims ssAn''
FoIeisu OoyornIochts, 80 vel a. GU oSs. =.
Judse Tencc "a tounissioneFoi internal hrN
emu. anI Char.0n r. Lsw.t sIpcfsres a. DeppiY Comma
sonfT will be slaTlaion " thorough acq-enianeo VITA
o., R-yenue Laws.
Mr connection Of four year. Wit te Com.fee ol
Pof.irn Ahdr Coues SD h leng membership ~ the
National LcEss,ue IN thorough bno~ledse OF 'ssls
ton and practlcr In both depaIimcfit.
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GREAT REDUCTION

TAR, DWIGHT's SCHOOL is at No. l., ,l44
IL Broadway, near Twenty,si1th'st. The following pa
-, have sons ia IT, and have had for two years past: Wm
~ Sysrs Rev Dr. +. H. Chapin, VIM. a. Booih Judge d.
s,rshan Joseph Mason. L. 7. Teht, H. Ely, Rev. Dr. d.
= Coz 81 L. Mitchill, ID. Perkins
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CALESMAN WANTED in wholesale Dry
y GooS. Iou,e One that can command some Western or
southsTl tfadc preferred. Address DRY GOODS box No
"A Tribuuo Dlife.
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VAREROOMs Nos. u L 70 EAST foURTEESTH ST.
between Unionsquere and lryngplsoe, New-l OK
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E'AIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
IL novel and attractive fciufe Of TIM hacine depart
ment q ,he Fair wes the Peaed sesoa =. ,oeoneey.
BE rapdity the tinted eoveIs al the tnsnmoth eolo"
DEM0RESTiS MONTHLY MAGAZINE, Hem pAs' VI
colored paper reaching nearly to the ceiling
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nRAUGHTSMEN.--A good ARCliIfEC
~ TURAL DRAUGHTSMAN WANTED. Apply 20 . " "
UATCH Arehisct No. 27I Broadway, between and p u
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL Of the UNIVERSITY
~ Opposite Washington square,
PRIMARY COMMERCIAL. CLASSICAL.

INSTRUCTION will be given in the MUSI-
IL CAL GYMNASTICS in Schools snd Colleges. by sradu-
- AZ the Nerral institute Tor Physical Educs0n having
d. best Of references Address WASHINGTON CHESTER,
Ne S3l Broadway.
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6sIp Uanteo.

DOY WANTED in Wholesale Notion ana
ID po,.rv Uon.e. on, who la. had some experience
resides with bis parents ptionable reference Apply
froni 10 10 aud ato5 LYON BRus.,.No 20 Codralutfs
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10
Dismountsd Cavalry to be Dis.
eharged-The goth Corps.

NEw YoRK, June 9.-The Times Wash
ington special says all dismnunted cavalry
will be Immediately discharged, .yz
It was believed the government would
muster out a large amount of cavalry, and
reorganizo and consolidate what remained,
but this will not be done, and brigade is
being sent % the command of Genera
,Logsn, in Kentucky. This cRnses some
dtsappointment to some who expected 70
be dischatged.. a., s.'..7.'-s,',.ss
Efforts are being made by the War De.
psrtment to increase the regular army.
special to the World dated Washing
ton, June 8, says:
So many troops have been mustered out
of the 2oth corps that only enough re
mains to make one good division, and it
has been attached to the 4th corps.
There seems to be no truth in the report
OF an extra session of Congress-.
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the y iiderness,) desolation has passed over
the homes of ALL whether native or foreign
Protestant or Catholic, Jew or Ge6tile-
Let all therefore, unite in common broth
erhoOd and love, in presence of the Su-
Preme Ruler Of nations, at the sacred shrine
Of our reintegrared country, and humbly
tmplore that IOiSdom phieh Tedeseth from end
to e1sd nightly, and or6ereth all things
st0estty, to guideus in our present difficult
tiegs to enlighten US 10 the dim future, and
save rs and Ourposterity from such another
ordeal az we have already. gone through
We are all the children of one mighty re.
public-the freest aud fsirest the world
ever saw; let ell, therefore, unite 10 pre-
serving our liberties, and perpetuatiuR
them pure and unaIloyed to generations yet
unborn. Let no evil genius, as in the days
of ,oprlRepublioan infancy, try to embitter
the happiness for which we have all fought
and bleds ibut let unity, hsrmony and
rotherly love seemeni ne together in the
bonds Of uufFersaf peace And thus we may
bid defiance to the united powers and
machinatiouS Of hostile nations; and stand
ont in, bold relief before all Europe and
mankind, model for all governments to
turn to and initiate. This is the feaIty
which we owe our country let us "stand
by. il" now and forevermore. Lee
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Ne. W. H.PoVEE:-Deor sir: In November 1858,
INV wife WHS taken With severe attack Of Il Aaua-
mSioTy BhtumAtiBm, eon6BinE her to her bed, and
FeI defirg her entirely helpless for over four mont
amer Uhieh she improved in health sufficient to BE-
pTcpped pp IN her bed and oeeAGiOI ally the pains
aoGid leave her 30 she eCuld get about the room
plon cTutches But iOT more than year She COZ Id
not lit . ound eiEhI. Snd With great trouble
could Ihe feed her'eIf, Cod hOntS and feet we're
her eopbiHnt CONT an'ons. Sbe luneIed terribly
nost OF the lime with severe pains U'or cfGmpO In
her stomach, bieh appeared periodically, onee =
uopih besIiDR her in ed . week At q time. Upon
ny visit tme iT' my veg nept, t6lIt u. Y. L. on
The I'd day Of Ic'n beF last, called ct your drug
StCTe ard iot nd Jon opentpE BomG intW goods,
.moTR which vas JohpSOn'S Rheumatic Compound
al d Elood Puriber AtyOUrHugs cation puIehASei
b'itlo 1t FCted like charm In her case che
hsS btfD entirely free Of The pain in her stomach
her and ht nds are VAIN, The is nov Going her
cVp bCute vol sid yeSisIdsy did the churning G,
Ard yOu have tbs dSy r ceiTtd ViEit from her 70
IbIk y,u in peTEoD for the Heavenly las abe calls
H. isi' u hos received from the use Of JohDSon'S
Ctuhouud ISAIAH MOOR.
o. u,s' tbesrfully SfbTm to the boVe deSclip-
ton ny case a. true In every reRpect
---hENRlkTTA MOOR,
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An Impertinent Request ohm Mi.
nor RoEtR. -

3
NRw YoRK, June 9.-The Herald's cor.
respondent says John Wise, brother 81
Henry A. Wise, who admits that his four
sons bad been in the rebel army till It's
surrender; and that he aud his family had
done all they could toward the success OF
the rebellion, wrote TO General Gordon,
commanding at Norfolk, demanding that
the government should supply him and
his family with farming implements, horses,
and seeds; also claiming a restoration of
his citizenship right, and complaining of
his sutfsrings and losses during the war,
and that his sons we're not allowed 70 wear
their rebel uniform. General Gordon's
reply to the impertinent secessionist gave
hin TO understand that he and his sons had
heen traitors TO the government and were
entitled to no favors from it, bat would re-
ceive such as 10 its clemenoy il might see
proper to grant.
John Minor Bolts arrived in Richmond
on the OH inst. There are rumors there
that he intends to oppose the policy of Gov.
Pierpoint's administration and also that he
will be a candidate for the q. 8. Senate.
The late rebel Governor of Virginia,
Wm. Smith, has not yet been arrested.
though it ib said that he was recently in
the vicinity Of Richmond.
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leminently qualified 70 sncteed him., 1
know him foil well; knew, him fol, seven
years; was associated with hinintimately.
He is not Versed in light OF polite litsta.
ture, but he iB one Of the deepest. most
profound political statesmen in the Union.
It is his policy to lay broad ssnd deep the
pripriples, the pliers Of geq1alitt, for he
believes In mans equality I have fall
faith that he will make q wise, judicious
President of the United States Then let
as ali stay up his ha6ds. He was thrown.
into the Presidency in time'of great Diff
Guilty and danger, when II required great
vigilance and Judgment, to preserve and
keep rolling the machinefy. Of the govern.
ment. He wants the support Of every one
north aud south, east aud west. Will the
eeble widow, the starving orphan, the,
desolate heartbstone, the mourning people,,
the oceans of blood, the rigsfs of tears
that have flowed tell what Shall. be the,
punishment of the ineaFuatH rho
instigated and peFsisted IN this rebellion:
Let them Say whether treason ia crime
and mnst be punished. Let them say
whether it is to be justifed. (Cheers, and
cries of "Never." Let them soy whether
armed bands of traitors and murdersrs
trying to destroy this government are TO
be placed on par with those who sacri.
nceQ Inelr lives 70 sustain 1t.
General Grant was here shown to the
end of the platform leading towards the
door, amid a most tnmuItous scene, which
again interrupted the orator.
Lieutenant General Grant having retir-
ed, Mr.: Dickinson resumed:-Now, my tel.
low citizens, leave it to the offended dig
nifty of the Government to say what
shall be the punishment of these
traitors. While we should indulge
dulge no revenge, while We should enter
tain no vengeance, for one protest sgainst
all sickly, mOonshiny sentimeutaltty on the
subject. Let law and justice have it's
cOurse-its complete uninterrupted sway.
Letit be seen that loyalty and treason are
not upon a par and shall not be SO made.
(Cheers.) Ishould do injustice to this
Confederate humbug government if 1 did
not notice this fallen chief. will do SO
in no personal sense. was we'll acquaint-
ed with JEFF. Davis. 1 sat with him in the
same house in the same Congress; met him
ct the same board, and will say nothing
personal. He is in the hands Of law and
In the hands Of Justice.
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Bv Telegraph.
+ or Later Dispntcne. 400 ara reg,
JEFF Davis.-A Delegation of Loyal
GanrRians.

NRw YORK, June ga special to the
Herald dated Washington. June 9th, says
IL is not 70 be inferred from the fact that
JEFF Davis has been indicted In this Dis.
triot, that he will certainly be put on trial
here. The impression that be was indicted
10 this District at the instance Of the gov
ernment is without foundation. The in /.
diotment was returned by the grand Jury at
the instance Of the District Attorney alone,
who acted without consultation with any
member Of the administration. He is equaI-
ly liable to indictment in Maryland aud in
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, aud If
indicted in either OF said districts, will
doubtless be tried In that one TO which the
government may see fit to turn bim over.
A delegation of loyal Georgtane, led by
Hon Joshua B. Hill, formerly member Of
Congress from the Empire State of the
South, had an interview with the Presi-
dent to. day. Mr.. johnson blandIy but
firmly told them what the policy of the
administration would be in reference to the
reconstruction of the Southern States,
which was entirely acceded to by the gen
tlemen of the delegation as eminentIy Just
and proper, and acceptable to the loyal
men OF Georgia.
Hon. NJ. F. Odell denies the truth of the
statement that he is a candidate for the Of.
fee of Assistant Treasurer of New York,
that his name has been presented or urged
by his friends for that position.
Wm. E. Chandler of New Hampshire,
the present Judge Advocate General of the
Navy Department, is to be appointed As
sistant Secretary of the Treasury in place
of Mr.. Harrington resigned.
1t is stated upon good authority that the
government is now feeding 200 900 of the
Inhabitants of Virginia of all classes, white
aud black; II 600 rations are daily issued
to citizens in Richmond alone.
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To Invalid Soldiers !!
Artificial legs, Arms, and
Clutches. g-z
GREATI THEIR
mAhUFACTURE.
U 8. aINEalL HosPr1AL,

Il g. GGNERLL HoaPTTAL,
WHRJLIHO. W Va pTil 26tkI, 1855.
I TABE plIHuIE in S'atiuR tOJon that have
cIitIuIy t1urniI ed the Artificial Legs manu- fac.
tuUd by lIoNA RD lEGhAN, and for which you
art SE'pt. PCr Omphcity tfeonB'rL ction as We l
% ttTp biNy ard convenience have never seen
Ip'ilmR 10 EQUAL tAtm, and therefore chtsEfuiIy
tSou end them 10 GOy Eho are ub fortunate enouR
10 reed artificial imbS-
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN KIRKER,
A. A.SuTReon, q. 8. A., in charge.
wHInIHo, ". Va, april 9th. 1885
hAV' carefully SaEmiDsd the Artificial Lt ZB Of
LION 'RD EGBAN and 6ud them simple in their
eoISlT1Clion, Of good WoIkuanShip, light and very
Abl' n' any artificial in use, ind account OF
tbsr simplicity and strength leas liable to need re-
laTI. eheETfnlly recommend them 10 any Who
may need artificial limbs. q
JOHN PRIBsELLyIt
A. A. Surgeon U, 8. A.
UBEE1Mo, W. va, Aptfl' 2eIh 1865.
he Artificial l cps OBoISd for sale by iOaAkLES
b. III ER, Agent. can recommend fer The GcllcVnR
ec'SnilR'U: limplici,y in Biruetu. ., strength 81
@N'i1,s, ~. n',,iLT a, q seTtuomy In price;
Surgeon Board Of Enrolment.
Snor'S me pleasure TO state that LEONARD
hiiShAE' corner OF East Commons, Allegheny, has
Ie'hh' &C u With On HIiiAcihl1l leg that can use
S'p, bittr ere VStk'D usiIK l theeTfuIly FFeOm.
neoo 10 AL Who HIe ioTIU to reed one 20 jye
him call LEWIS RSNSIRY 81
EpTinedAle, Allegheny county, Pa.
lor further psrIiIularA call on or address
CHARLAs REHBER,AEent, u
Monroe Street,
IP-e-y between Market and Fourth.
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Gen. Weitz.l's Texas pedltion.

NBw YoRK, June "a TrlOune corres.
date ofJuue' 1Th, says: -
Gen. weilzel and staff visited Norfolk
yesterday for the purppsB Of hnishipR nm
the business in relation to the Texas exoe
dition.' Gen Weitzel will sail as one
O'Clock this afternoon on the Oreseent.
The whole Of the expedition, with the tx-
ception of f-tWo regiments, have left, and
they will leave some time o.motroW.
While the steamer Nerua. was waiting
of Norfolk for the purpose Of taking wateI
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on board, some of the troops undertookis .
serious mutiny, threatening the life of the
captain of the steamer, Col. Mann. The
Post Provost Marshal being applied to by
the officers on board, speedily sent de-.
taChment of troops to the scene Of the dis
turbRnce, when the ringleaders were
promptly arrested aud put 10 irons aud
the balance of the troops on board dis
armed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-06-10

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doubted. It is altOoys taken internally.
From the number of testimonials received,
ws are induced to believe it cures nine cases
out Of ten aOhsn directions are stttetEy fol-
yovVed. It iS uneQualIed for the cure Of
RHEUMATLSA, GOUT, NEURAL.
OLA. and kindred diseases. For the re-
moual of Serotlla, Kings Evil, Seald Head,
Tatr, Ring SRO'rs, 50 ,thts me- SiietfaS
cloimS V0It superiority oUsr all Others.
Its soothing and penetrating qualities are
felt a, soon as taken. Try it and be con :.
Uinesd. 40. q izs-9 Z - = a5IagL
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Pm DURou. January 8 1t65.

run BtAou. JAru0Ty lt6o.
YITuE. r F. sJILlBs 4 CC.:-Dear Iirs: Il d
viii t' TrLt'H Ct IltH.I e thst hereby testify
tc he tGetcy Of y uT Rheumatic Compound /" OF
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viii oct doubts II e BrTIst n. mos speedy INAs
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JAS. B. McOLATOHFY,
Him Gtreak
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wltDe..-P. A. MOclsIlaud.: ~ "''4 '''s'''


PIrT BuPa, January 1e. 1855.
NCNB. r. z. EELIERs 4 Cl.:-6ents; Allow me
to iD"TT you tbst han hoy, 1x ears Of age. %
tflicted Vitb h tumHIi' N that bis leg was drawn
the irir entS ICuIG hear Of, to no pUTpoIe O. As
ICe'umtld.d TO Try JGbpiCl's Eh' umAiie CON.
To'Id, u,SnufnCtUrtd By ynu pUTth-Ied q bottle
slo biiGIs the halt Of II was used the bJ's leg be
Csu,t EtIEe Straight, ard the pain left bim en-.
tIsN- IL E'iee 10 JCU take pleasure in giving
ytn ib'STr alton, Tor h' good OF those ho are
W f. BoOIH. 9th Ward.
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There was monster meeting a, the
Cooper Institute, New York, on Wednes-
day evening, of the friends of the present
Administration, at which we're present Gen.
Grant, Gen. Logan and other military
officers.
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7sPEECH OF aENERAL GIANT.

i Ithauk you for this kInd, reception. If
/ were in the habit OF speaking am so inn
pressed by it that should not be able to
respond ssI should like 70 do. You will
have 70 excuse me: = H s.y.s 5.4.
The General WAS then conducted to the
middle of the stsgei and soon after lett
amid the most voclferons cheering and
widest enthusiasmI d55
Mr.. sDickinsoHi then resumed his journey
where he passed the memorable milestone
lab0vet mentiopsd, IS tOlloEa: Nothing
E9but tha spirit of sl6yery seVer could be 30
i'atroeious as We have seen it was, and the
most naked. abolitionist never did it jus
| ice. Aud ssy, ''outs damned spirit any
other shaps bnf thAtn (ApPlauss A6ra-
ham Lincoln was the man for the time,
and when he had finished his work his
spirit 3 taken In fiery chariot to heaven,
! aud Andrew Johnson is the man who is
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JOHNsoN's
RHBUaATIC ToBPI7OTND
BLOOD PURIFIER.

!. 10y .aM
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Immonse Meeting at Ihe cooper In
II stiIHteJ New York, OF ths,Frisnds OF
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shon1d hn without them, for by their timely use
n7,1nh sickness can be prevented. They are IN :
,,ortea direct 80 this port By the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy and safety can % re-
lied ,1non with perfect confluence.
The following are some OF the diseases "alicD
have b5ea permanently removed o. Saeir "ee:
letter,
Infauatlon
Of the bowels,
CONSUMPTION n It's
early stages headache,
asthma cough, sore eyea,
iockiaw, ruptures, rheumatism,
crenn cholic, catarrh, pain III tns
hraast and sides Deafness nervousness,
snottad fever. chiils and fever, ague, open
wounds. pneumonia, dyspepsia, salt rneun, clsn'
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeWor1n, nil-
liousness, eruptions u the skin, bowen
complaint, langour, govt, dropsy'
6rysipelas, worms, choHc, pi!es'
diarrhoea. hoarsness, swell
lngs, blessings, bloody
aud white tux, dys- ..
EMERY, costlYe-
ness, met.~
sizes, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy
imported and for sale by.
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentisi:
1A5 Prince ST., below Washington SITS.
Alexandra, Va.
For sale by most Druggists. jan o-tt