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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06
ITCH I ITCH ITCH.
sCRAToHi sCRATCHl sCRATCHi

WHEAT0N'S OINTMENT will cure the Itch
il "a hours Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers,
Chilblains ard all Eruptions of the skin Price
so cents For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER, Sole
Agents, l73 Washing on Street, Boston, it will
be forwarded by mail. f ee of postage, to any
part of the United States.
Fem & futile, Rutland General Agents for
Vermont; Geo. W. Chaplin, Rutland.
feb23 w3m
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CITY PoIYr, April 2-8.80A.M.

To Z. II. Stanton
Last night Grant telegraphed that
Sheridan, with his cavalty and the 9th
corps, had captured three brigades Of
infantry, train Of wagons and several
batteries, prisoners, amounting to sew
eral thousand
This morning, Grant having ordered
an attack along the whole line, tele-
graphs as follows Both Wright and
Park got through the enemys lines
The battle is now raging furiously.-
Sheridan, with his cavalry and the 9th
corps, aud Miles division of the 2nd
corps, which was sent to him since one
o'clock this morning, is now sweeping
down from the west. All now looks
highly favorable
Gen. Ord is engaged, but l have not
yet heard the result in his front.
A. LINCOLN.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
WILL CURE
OOU G IS AND CO DIS
THE
G. G.
HEILMITTEL
WILL CURE
eATARRH AND BRONCHITIS.
.r.
G. g.
HEILMITTEL
WILL
CONSUMPTION IN IT'S FIRST STAGES,
And is the best remedy for
DIPHTHERIA.
For sale by all druggists. Price per bottle, S2.
WEEKS & POTTER.
Druggists, No. 40 Washington Street, Whole
9:w6tl sale Agents.
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THE WINTHROP OIL co,
l. OF BOSTON.
CAPITAL STOCK, 5000, 900.
Divided into 40, 600 Shares. Par value and
subscription price
$500 PER SHARE
$4,000 RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL,
OFFICERS:
PRBsIDgST-R. b. BRADFORD
TRRAsURER AND SEcRkrAEY-DANIELF Il, FITZ.
Office % Niles Block, School Street.
- The fact that the land has been selected By
the President and Mr.. Lincoln. one Of the Trus-
tees, with the assistance of one of the best
judges of OIL Lands in Oil Creek, gives every
AS ursnce to each Stakeholder that his invest
ment is a sure one. They report indications
which establish in their minds the certainty Of
stirling oil.
This substantial ard every. way reliable Com.
psny which has been es abliss "a .z- Investment
ana not Tor speculation, have established an
Agency in this town for the sale of their re-
served stock. ] hose seeking investment VIII do
well 10 call on W. O. Landou, Agent. R:v2ns
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06
SECOND DIsPATcE.

0HOVND DIsPATCH.
r.. ,,., WASHINGTON, Aprillzll Pm.
The following dispatch from the Pres
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

FAMILY DYE CoLoks We know OF nothing
that so admir- bly, meets a long existing won't as
the Family Dye Colors, Manufactured by Howe
msnt and unsparing expenditure they have per.
teeted their Dyes, upwards Of thirty IN number,
SO that nothing iui Their apparently is desirable.
Every Co or and shade that is ever likely 10 be
wanted has been produced, and is sold AT prices
that make u saving Of eighty per cent. en- the
common method, h,sides making better than all
Others. The tolors are as permanent as the fab
ros 10 which they may be affixed and are clear
and marh ed The dyes are Immensely popular
wherever used. 4-wlw
A THING OF BEATTY Is A JOY FOR
ever. Those who desire brlGaucy of complex
ion, must porify and enrich the blood, which
He'mbOld's Concentrated Extract sarsaparilla
inVsrlably does. r co l. CT IL is no patent medi-
cine Ask Tor Helm boli's, Take o other.
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AN OPPORTUNITY LONG SOUGHT.

AN OPPORTUNITY LONG SOUGHT.
A chance FIR all to secure
WATCHES, GRAINS, GOLD PENS AND
PENCILS,
And other valuable and useful JeweIty at a NOM
inal price, Send for Circular (mailed free), con-
tanning full list ana particulars, With Special
Terms and full information for Agents, very
liberal and remuneratiye. Satisfaction guarau-
teed in every instance Address,
GEO. DEMENT, a. co.
3oS Broadway, New York.
Corner Duane ST. janl9w3m
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FOURTH DIsHATCH

WARRINGTON, Apri l2-ll A. NJ.
To MAJ. Gen. DIR
The following telegram from the
President, dated $40 a, m, gives the
latest intelligence from the front, where
furious battle was raging, with con-
tinued success to the Union arms.
E. NJ. STANTON.
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NOTICE.-All persons indebted 10 the
~ undersigned are requested TO call and
settle Immediately.
LANGDON & SON.
Castleton, March 49, 1865. m20d&w2w
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QUANTITY VS.. QUALITY. -Helmbold's Ex-
tract Sarsaparilla-T dose is small Those who
desire large quantity-and large doses OF medi-
cine-ERR, ap5d&T3m
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06

ITO SHEEP RAISERS AND FAR
Il MERS.
OIL OF GAS TAR,
For making Sheep Harmless, readily applied,
and economical. For sale by the gallon or barrel
by the -
msr9iwst Rutland, vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-04-06
CHRoNIo DISEASE
SYSTEM OF GYMNASTICS,

claims our principal attention. IL addition to
the Medical and Surgical agencies, we employ
DR.. Dio Lewis
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DARN FOR SALE!

GREATEST THING OF THE
VI TIMES.
ROWEN'S PRIZE ENVELOPES.
Agents wanted everywhere Premium Watches
given to Agents. On receipt OF as we VIII mail,
postpaid, 100 Envelopes, and a splendid Solid
Silver Hunting Case Watch as a premium to
the agent. A single Envelope sent, with rcu-
lar and fun particulars on receipt of rs cents.
Address A. H. R0WEN & CO.,
Post Office Box, 1910,
mh30,w3m Sc Beekman St., New York.
DUTLAND co. AGRICULTURAL
Al SOCIETY Those persons holdir ce, tiff
Gates for premiums unpaid, awarded at the Fair
of the Rut and County Agricultural Society, are
requested to send them by mail or present them
in person to A. D. Smith, Treasurer, Dam
by, for acceptance and record. The Treasurer
will return them to the holder. They must be
presented on or before the first day of September
1866 to be allowed.
A. D. SMITH, Dandy,
Treasurer.
HENRY CLARK, Secretary.
Rutland, March Is, 1866.
mi7dtoaprll:wtoiulyl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER is, iss

State. TO eompethe magistrate to even hear The
case; that sending back TO the magistrate tsnts
mount to dismissal of the case and the prosecution
wonld have TO commence the matter anew. es II
no complaint had evor been made. involving an I'm.
mensc loss Of time vexatiou and delay. .-. q.
The decision on this point rendered yesterday by
Judge bowling. He said: After due consider iion
and upon consultation with the District Atorney as
70 the power OF this Courtt0 remit TO the magjsl
tsate, am constrained TO deny motion OF the counse
for the defendant In this Tho spirit of the tntats
az well the preticc and decisions Of the higher
courts 10 be opposed to the exercise of any such
power. Beside authority is given 10 this Conrt To
enOroe On order TO the gtrite 10 reopen case ana
give the defendant further hearing aud II would re-
vort to u mere will or caprice OF the Justice The
deendant in this case according TO he pepers. having
made her election dnd given bond for her apparance
at this Court feel compelled to hold her 10 that cleo
tion 20 ID .f'. o.
This decision is In substance the same that de.
llyered by Recorder Hoffman in 1863 in the case Of
Peter Hoffman charged with grand llreeRy The pris
oner had given bail ard the uaestrates consented TO
graut rehearing;in the meantime the Grand Jury
found bill Of indictment In that the Recorder
held that after the Court Of General Sessions received
papers from the magisras they had 40 power 10 send
them back Yesterday tho Special Sessions rendered
the same opinion. For years cvcr since this was
court, the practice has prevailed matter Of
tesy nov III stopped ip both courts. s..s.. b
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

The most brutal and emssculate pieco Of
copperheadiSln which We have heard Of since
,be surrender of Lee, comes back to Us from
~ Louis, some of whose City Council have
inst returned home from visit to this city.
Our St. LoIis correspondent says: y
"Mayor C;unther gave some Of them mortal offease
nv Ifie Secesh remark he let drop in tie Governors
;om wherein he proposed to burn al the flags Of New
Work regiments carried during the war. because no
wanted every trace CT tue war removed fiom SighLY
10 cary ont his policy the Mayor aud his
Democratic brethren win be obliged to burn
not only our glorious flags, but the glorious
men who bore them. Would ho burn every
brave man who is MANNED or scarred' The
tOliiers viii please make. q note hereof, and
remember it Oh election day.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Announcements this Evcnirg.

ACADEMY or MUsIC--0RAsD COMBINATION PEa
y0RaAscR Or CONCERT AND OrRkA
WALlACRs THEATER-STuL WATERS Rus DBKP-
lcI PkGLI FRAScAn
NIBLOs GARDEN-RAvsLs--BIisooo on THx EScHAsrHD
SwORD-PyRDITA-OUg CLRRKa
OLYMPIC THEATER-THS SrKgKrs OF NRvYoRK
gINTrR OARDEE-OUn AssEI0,S .CoUsIS-NiA,ineo a.
O'Clock.
BROADWAY THFArYR-" SAN"
BARNJ N'S MUSEUM-Af,eno0n--RoLt, OF THg DRrx-
Egenlns--mAzEPPA OR Tag WILD Honsy oF I.zrARr
-InIsB CHARAoTKR-W. Il. uARRitos, ExTEsPoaAsE'
OUs SINGER H t.I ...
FOX,s OLD BOWERY TIIEATEB-RAPPLKKoys TAR
spIRIr Kiye-MOrHsR Goosx AND THK GoLDEs Eco.
THE HlPPOTHEATROS-NxwY Yosx CIncus-Ma,inee
lt2s o'clock .... r..
DODWORTH IIALL-SoIRss MUsiCALs
HpYANT'S MIksTRELS-Lgs MIsgRAsLEs-rHs PovEn
or SiusIo--HERnAss AND HxLLsR-iif6h DADpr.
WOODS MIHsTRKLS-STazgrs OF RwyoRK-rALsS1
APPHEctArKp---Shcos AND 9Ksyss-lhirArios %
FoprL1H AcroRs-CHAiLRner DANCE
AMERICAN INsTTrUTE--GxsAr NATIONAL ErHrBirios
line ART GALLERY--ExHiB1Ios- RKPuBEcAs
CouET-LADY WAsHiseross hscFrTios DAr'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Dsei.i.,A in ,he Irene meCredy Case.

UT 0F bPEcIAL EssIONS--Befcfe Justices KELLY
sid DosIISG
On Saturday last Irene McCredy, the al
rsed prop ietress Of disordesy house in East -Four
'sH'est, vas called up for trial The defendant. be-
v'e Peadig s. asked through her counsel Mr.. John
-'''aa tei have the case remt,ed 10 the magistrate
q" ooAp i''led her for re-heaf0g. Mr. Graham in
~AAlns nc FOon read long affidavit of his Client in
.I1 Tssu he : yerred thst when brought before the
- 'FaIe eht asked for herring but be said lhxe
va 10 nsrs for H. tbereupon she gave hail 70 AZ.
- - ~ Ass, lns she alleges paper was handed her
Sn ts;ead S.es. a wing what Il was. and anerwsrd
- - u'~ tllheI II was an election 10 be tried
81 Tue special DIVISIONS M. Grahsm's areu.
- M va. ~ "a eses r,s that defendent could not waive
". JOIN MckcOn, wihn s,nassed for ,hs ros,i..
living In The vicinity % Fou,,dsr,bst and Ton,,h ,
coltlndod taat shen s,e itcd ,o elc,ior ras ~ & ,.;
te hoDd for lgial ani tho , - ,,erc IN ~ ," 1ui
sol q tl1 Court. tho Cou !, LA 40 oov,or "a "A ~,
case Daek 10 The maglet aaS for rebearing ~ LaS
die there no pnwor IN hrtsi ~ ,s,iry 80 ~
''' '4s ''"0 " ''' u '''u Thought ht " leayl Tao
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
DIED.

AcKERMAN-A, AItons H. on sund.y Oct D Il paralysis.
Phebe Ackerrnsn wife Of Abrsn q. Monroe. ''l
Arhard at bis hate residence No 3s Butor after
| Illness I.II p - '''Ii lff n
Nj. friend. are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
"Wednesday. Oct. IS, st O'clock
lie private In the sinen. New York Iufntry
Honesdaie papers please copy. .iI ...
BLATCHFOKD--At Smithto~n, l. T.. on Sunday, Oct ls
| Jan. b.. widow Of 4. wiete. BIstchford .l
Friend. Of the family are invited to attend The fapera on
S.Sss Ss @ %sa NJ '% . II f.s
| pont't. Brooklyn.
DUPIGNAC-on spndsy Oct IS. 1895 Z r. Dapisnac. in
The relative. and end. OF tho family respectfully invited
s.nd hi. funeral from his late residence, No 20 West
Twenty 5iLth.t. o. Wednesday morning. at 81 o'clock
without further invitation. . IN
BoRETTI--on Moud.y. Oct l6 Ut hIs late resdence. q.
TOmpkin.vle, Staten Island Primo Bcrst ns OF lisy,
ITALuAs BEsEvoLsscE SociErr-An the msmbsIs Of the
Sosiss" issps and Li' fileads. Isieq lSstsd 70 ot
O'Clock p m 10 inter lis remsl at the Calvary Cemetery
LrfGI 4. PrRSrTI. scsfctsrio.
italian papers please copy %
EDWARDS-on Sunday, Oct IS, Of Group, Augustine
Edwards. sged years and mouths
PERRIs-In Riehburs ~ Y. Cecrss X. Ferris eyed 70
years. son Of Joseph Ferfis.
GREoGOn Sunday Oct. ls Of dysentery Sarah A. dsush-
ter Of Jane, D. and Emma Gres OF sasqaehsnHs Depot
Penn .r. ....r
MARTfN-rn Brooklyn on Monday. Oct le, the Rev W.
1hs relatives and ends Of The hm rsspscoly invited
% attend The funer, w-due,dsy the lsth inst at y
occck the residence of his mother Mrs. O.
baden No. .. Renssn Brooklyn, without further IN
vta,iou ..
Ts 20 be tssen 20 Railway, ~ D. for in,erment
Csdorpiz papers please copy.
n IRDY--On Saturday Oct IL. Mary Charlotte widow OF
the late Hach.nh Purdy Ia tho the sch year Of her sse
The restvu aid friends 0 the fanny respectfully Invited
attend tbs fnnsA rom her late residence No. Jt Ea.t
fiy sixth a.. Second on Wednssdsy, the ldh
in,t At n O'clock M, without further inviistlsn
TIE rra!ns will b. taken 10 Eas Chester for intermeuf
PURDY-At Ry. N Y, on Monday evening Oct 10. Js'se
ParlJ a. ed ,Oyess
day, Oct. ~ a, 2 ooiock y. ~
Relatives friend. of the decese nved to attend the
funeral without further notice =,
ro.d Al ~! o'cocs- ID. r.
ST JOHN-kt Hdsebury, Csain., fhdsy, Oct IL, tho
Hon. Thomas r. e. Iona formerly Of this city ssvd -
years .... H
NROOM-in JsTfsy City, Monday, Oct is, Peter ID.
Nroom. IN the 63th yesE Of he aga
The snd friends Of t. fsiy repeatedly Ia
ytsA attend tie fanrrs from the Ft Reformed Dutch
Church IN oIAnd'L, on 1haf,esy. the lstA mat, u n
oeIoek ?. IN ff ..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

The Episcopal brethren, in their Convention
at Philadelphia, have hard time in getting a
vote of thanksgiving through that body for the
removal of Slavery as the cause Of national dis
sension and ligiousestrmgement. Why don't
some of the opposition offer a resolution Of re-
eret that Slavery is abolished and propose Q day
sf fasting and prayer to induce the Almighty to
Nstore that institution If, as they seem to
think, He hos made mistake i'll permitting its
destruction, the prayers of the righteous avail
eth much and they ought TO pray according tc
faith. ... .t r.,-t-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
COAL At az 75.

Editorial OF THE TRIBUNE Of October 10. 1861
The prices at which Coal is sold in City and vicn,
ity are simply atrocious-there s nor reason
In them. And, as rahng viii do no good. we advise
every one who has not yet laid in bis Winters stock to
loin one OF tie Mutual Coal Companies and supply biu
sell at cost which Is four or FIVE dollars per tan below
the ruling price
We have before tho prospectus Of The Schnylkiii
Mutual Coal Company" office No. 50 Watst. Its cap
ta $500 600 in shares of sl0 each OF which entities
the holder 10 receive Of Coal PER asnHm at cost
which Is noy from - to SO but will OF conrse be lower
c.e long. Knowing n majority Of the directors and
ofhcers and having fith IN their capacity and inieg
rty We urge those WAC pant Coal to call at the once
Aforesaid, take so TO 500 each of the Company 3
stock, and help diminish the unconsc0Dabe gains OF
the Coal monopolists.
The ScHUYLKuL MUTUAL Coal COMPANY,
@r. i+' No. 35 WALL ST.,
now delivering Coal at the above price to It's sub
scribors. -r
~. SHARES Ten DOLLARS EACH .l s'f
81. -. Sere. per csnt dividends secxred.
Diree,ors-- Charles Tuttle. John IL. Platt, Edmund
Blunt, George l.. Trask, George Il. Wsring, IT,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
A TIMELY wAnyIsG TO rm SICK.

II |. especially impOrsn, at this time when the mTk''' Of
the United States are flooded with tie dire poOn' under
the OfpOrtod liquors. and when dorns.,is compounds
purportns bs medoins but not ~h les. pefnicou' e
heraidsdohs world ".overeiEu Tsmrdie" ,hsi The pub
Ne should fully underFsi the ci' Be- {, Known then that
willie all the dasve Itrulsnts called su~' srs impure and
al the Toa containing alcohol Hsnafse,grod wh her,
article containing fs on mortal oi'o", osrsr
fxRs CzLEBHArzp STOMACH BrrTER contain Of these
things bu, combination Of pre- ssssuc, Of Rye with the
ps jsces q the valuable sousoh snhbiloH' aud
peren herbs ADD plants and that aHd rsPd remedy
fer Dypspa and ali it, kindred complaints this pTepssiisp
stand, before tbs world sihon, rival eomPe.ior la
sale. 90 day equal 70 the e0bnfi 'sr' Of ai tho ous
toaio, advertised tho United States and tn esrtihests
which ssthcncas s usefulness ssned By indivda-' Of
the highest standing In sve PoasOnA' s'iiaS and walk q
hi,. Bcwar. ofimitslions md iugOslou
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Business Aotiees.

ALL THAT THB POETS HAVE sung OF THE
pcoms OF the ord products OF any Ia Illustrated and
realized In the enhancing fragrance Of PHAIoSs NiaHr
BLooxrse Cznxus bottle Of II should always stand be
side aOorc' Melodies In every ,dy' boad'ir Sold every
where. -.U. .... .. 81
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

A Charleston telegraph announces that "forty
thieves" have been arrested there. Are they.
the same old Forty that we read about in the
story -boOkSl And what did they find to steal
in Charleston! Was it the United States Gus
esm- House, Or was it the Armory1
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

A DUTY.-The preservation of health is q
who NAV be depcndsnt npon rs. 10 those with whom
we may be associated relatives or friends. With
due consideration for this those afflicted with dyspep-
sis nervons debility weakness Of the stomreh di'
gestive organs will find a neverfailing remedy In
HooFfASD's GERMAN BrrrERs Which can be had OF any
druggist. They are not substitute for rum. IL I.
HELMBoLD. Druggist No. 59i Broadway. Newly fork,
Agent. Z.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

among the pulpit orators who have preached IN
,ho English language. He is now about
% challenge the. criticism of somewhat
larger audience than he e1horted two een'uIies
400 and VIC believe that he will vindieate his
claim to the position among great preachers
which has induced his selection for the prom
,nont place now allotted him in theLibrary Of
-.Oid DivinoS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

MATINEE oY ''oUR AMERIcAS CoUsIs' AT
TH. WINTER GARDRs.-The first grand matinee eVer
given Of Our American Cousin w take place at the
Winter Garden todsy. commencing a, o'clock. II h
given for the benefit Of those unable TO visit the Thea
ter at night Who will doubtless be grateful for this op'
portuuiy afforded them OF seeing one Of the most poPu
lar nlsVs On the stage. Hrr
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Candidate. for she state Trsssmrer.hip'

RALEIGH Tuesday, Oct. AZ, 1865.
JOnSh0b Worth, State Iresturer. is an
no'need candidate for Governor this morning He
hrs bfn ooz ed upon Peaoc or Union man, hnt
WI be snpported by all the Vance and Davis lead' -
h ia A0pe Of beating Gov. Holden. Gov. Holden -
llo Cg-Ol. sd d.nlnistr . atlon e oandichte.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.-One Of tho
most atracfiye features Of the Machine Department s
the beautiful and rapid operation CT CaInpbePs Cyhn-
drca Printing Presses printing The cover OF the
extraordinary edition Of DRAogEsTs MONTHLY MAGA'
NyR. .. ,. F..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
MARRIED.

BALDWlN-GUERlN--On Tuesday, Oct. IL, st the real.
dence Of the brides mother, by the Rev. j. w Buck
land William H. Baldwin 10 Eug-nic, daughter of the late
Edward Guern. esq, all Of this city. f'l.rs- f1.
BEEBEE-sMlTH-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday. Oct IL 8,
the Church Of the Holy Trinity, by tho Rev L. ~ Little
John, D. D. Charles w Be-bes Of NrwYork TO Ssse w,
daughter Of Alfred C. Smith, esq, OF Broskiyn. n II
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

Messrs. FOWLER AND WELLS, PhrcnoloRists,
give written charts Of character daily az No 3ss
Broadway. I. .. a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRIYGBR with cog.
wheels. Warranted the best in use Statesmen wanted
eyory where X c. BROWNING Gen. Ag't 34i Brosdwn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

SOAP THAT SERVANTS CAN'T WAITE
p,IS,ao x soap made from the best msterias on
tlc Engish psn--becones Immediately hard aud WI,
not waste away like the common yellow soap Is 1000
for washing bath or toilet A fair trsl solicited Soi
by crocers everywhere Depot No. $50 Washngton-sf.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

.dKs afflicted with Discolorations on the
o.. oi1ed moth matches or With freckes. should use
Dr. PgarY's celebrated MOTH AND FMcKLE LOTION
n IL infnllble Sold by all druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18

JRFFRRs, No. 573 Broadway, Great Ameri
lean Depot Ladies Misses and Children bno ffenct
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
Grand Mass, Meeting
y 90 COOPER INSTITUTE. ~
FRIDAY EVENING", OCT. 40.
80 lrrt r Is TO r 0. i ~ =
RATIF'Y TIE NOMINATIONS
g itt HApe pr Tns a1.-r ae s.J
UNION STATE CONVENTION
..-..."f AT SYRACUSE .--..g .g)'ss

The following named eminent speakers lave bssn ttss
'oa'e'' ''s MaJcs ns asx IL. FITZPATRICK. 20
I y MAIoR.Uss. FRANCIS G. BAaL0W ~
... Gov KEUBEN h. FEETON. li-jl ,stG.D
iHos WILLIAM II. SEWARD. 000H
Hos. EDWIN 81 STANTON, :, b. O00 4
GSs nSs, iE5ssr1 HENRY a nqa qBaaRxuMIo : f,s9.sJ
.fIf1 GEN. JOHN II. MAKTINDALE. 0DO,c
Cot JOSEPH HOyLAND, . ,rn.see'r
'-''--- GsS PATRICR nENKY JONES. ~
-...+.. GsS. GREEN CLAY SMITH, t'l'a 80
.U'5-- D Hon HENRY J. RAYMOND D1ctS
.lg Hos. OALUSHAA Al GROW. ifss ne on
= ii ,.,, HoS. NORTON McMleiIAEL, eCG ~
Hon EsDEEAFlEfU SMITH, 80 u
'..-.--. Eos. JOHN W. F0RSEr, 80 ''4.c' = -
..-..... Cot THOMAS b. VAN BbREN,. 900, "a
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SEATS WILL DE RESERVED Fua Ladies.
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
sompruIsa NRW.

w., and cb,ldyen's GARlBALDI CUTAwAY and zoU'
. W. Ss,da Lv Tho Thousands at Reasonable Prices,
/. " BaoKLw NO. 62 Lafayette place,
No "a Fourth ave-, opposite Cooper UAon'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
TINE EGYFTlAN LOrUsL
7uE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.
TtSE LuiPTlAN LOTyS.

We onsn ask ourselves How did We ever get withov
sasl Or hove did exist without fnrrsoesf Or how dic
country FOLKS get along before kerosene oil introduced
But far puzzing 10 know how the lsdes maisaget
when ,h',e ws' no saeh thing ss the EGfPflAN LOTUS
knoHa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
DENULCHNT.

HoSEY GLYcHgIEI AND PAIN soAP5
7 q HULLs SoS, No 81 PARK ROW, n Z,
Manufacturer of every style OF Staple and Toilet soaps
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
IAdyer.isemenls.i

THg LARGEST AND CHEAPEST HAIR STORE ia
New York has RyaovED TO No 329 Canast. L. BAsfEf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
THe FINEST oyrrooATs EVER SEEN IN THIS

''' II V'"iroGhw, No 62 lafayette place.
| No u Tourih. sse.. opposiis Cooper Vniq's
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
THE. EGYPTIAN LOTUS
THE E0YPTiAN LOTUS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.

Academy Of Music-lsa nsht-bslcony-rght hand aide.
fhe younz lady with ,k opes cloak and lace
wishes bottle Of the EGYPTIAN LOTUS s get at
any Isspectable pelluners OF druggist's
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-18
THE EGYPTIAN LoTUS
THE EGYPTIAN LvTTS.
THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.

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