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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
Travellers Guide.

To Albany. py Hudson X. r., Depo, Ooth-st ,ni
lCth'Avc., and BY Harlem X. r. Depot h,hsl
and ,h.nv.. via I'dson River, \ m, 2, 40
nnl i0i D. In.. VIA Harlem III a M. and 20 o.
Sunday train, VIA hudson River, p m. Guy
cars ruu between Chambers aud 5Othrtt station
and City Hail and Goth st. station.
IL Albany, landing A. prime pal places on the HUI
son by steamer &; Elbblrd. Tuesdsys Thur.ia,'
and Saturdays. and Daniel Drew. Mondays. We'd
uesday, aud tniay. from foot OF Desbross.ss IT.
7.3 H., landing at ThIie,hst. .......,.,.... a.
To Albany, hy steamer 1t. John, Montsys. Wed
neslsy. sud Friday, ard tho Dean Richmond.
Tuesday,, Thur'days aud saturday, hom pier Z"
r. 49, foot 81
tourtsndtst, and ill m. =. NJ, and u
mdnish ~ p 10
daily tsurda, excepted. .''.''.''..''''..''.,.' p
To T. ,ston. by N-w'lsven X. H., VIZ Sprinshe.i
2th st. snd i,hav ....'i;'':'',..,'5 A. IN a1i v
via ohore Lur H.. and p M sunday. p
To Bridgeport by steamer bridgeport, daily non
10 camden Manchsst-r ana Long Branch ~
steamer Jesse Hoyt. leave Pier y. X, daily,
,-ncept sunda,l 45 A. m and................ q 2.
To Cauanda gla, Rochester. Buffalo, Saamancaaud
West, BY Emo Railroad foot Of ChamneFs'st
at 10 ma aud 3 pm. fuieran' tsin....,..' p
| TO Long Branch. by Nartan and Delaware Bay X.
| r., via Steamboat Jesse iioyt. from pier n Il
10 Gre.nport, by Long Island Il. X, foot otJame.
To iisrAettrown and Intermediate stations ~
| Morn. and fssrr r. H.. loot Of Rsrclsy-s'., al
| 810A M. Ey road for stations west OF
| Mnburn n4 10 y. m. Morrisown khpre,s...... ..
| TO New. Haven connecting with H. X. fcr Hartford,
| snd Spflnsh-ld-.teaniers leave Peck Slip At "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IL 2.
| 10 New Haven. or the New.iavcn k.k., l'thG
| and 4h.av. at T. q, ny ami l9., }, JS, "a ani v
| 70 the West by Central Railroad OF New Jerry;
| via All~ntown. from foot OF liber;y.st.. n. H.,
m. H. m. aud leo D. Sunday tram 49,. p
| 10 Philadephie by Ncw.J.rsey railroad, ioot OF
Courtlandt st., :, 10 and ilt NJ, J.! NJ, shaop
| M aud " midnight. sundsv .....".;''.''',.' y
! To Providence by steamer City oi Providence eV
| cry Monday Wedncsdsy and Friday nom ''e' Al
| N X
| 10 Providrnc, by Neptune Steamship 20. i!h'
! daily SUNDAYS excepted irom pier 20 ioo' VI ,
Robinson It,, n. r.,
| To Troy, bystrsmets Vanderbilt sad mp Van ".i
| bic, daily tsundays included tHatnI'S' "a ,
c.pted pier 81 y. k...........'s'.: .''.'' v
To Washington. by Ney-I,r,ey H. H. 'oot %,
| Cotttlundt.st.. y AID II, . ~, p ni' anu u
49,. ..lt,,.,i,o,6.toi. M s.ri 40 Kn.foad iiiV. Tao
a.. sJy,, sssslspi. Az s.,llO p@gt y III ltI'h
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

LECTURES IL MoRRIsAyIA.-The people oil
MorrssDia and their neighbors of Harlem West Farms
fremont Tordhsm. &c 10 have course of lectures
during the ensuing Winter Anna l.. Dickinson heads
the list with a lecture on Marriage and It's Duties,
this Monday evening She i TO te followed by James
W. Gerard esq. the Rev. DR.. Chopin. Ralph Waldo
Emerson, Bayafd Taylor Timothy 1itoOmb George
William Curtis, and Others. The lectures will b. dc.
AyeIed N thstaak esatiOnnl Church at M0rrisinlA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
MEETING OF THE STREET. CLEANING CoNMIs.

MTITTNN WF IHb II hEa Y IENNIN' 'Vh HIN|
sIoNrRs--At II O'Clock on Saturday morning the Com
mlssi1uers OF street cleaning ret IN toe Mayors once
take action upon certain charges PR irred by the
police against tfe tcleauing conIaotoTs that GER
lain streets u ci,y bad not been swept during tie
week ending Oct. a. l-o IN violation of contract. Mr.
BToEu. o tie contractors. bad been notified 10 and
did APPEAR and presented number of aiidayiis show
ng that the streets question had been swept and
cleaned md the garbage renewed per contract The
Corhui ssiOncfs decided that thare was not igl
Board present on Saturday y would be better "a
dllurn all further consideration % the matter
uuin Tuesday morning at n O'Clock. az waich
timo no doubt, fn.l Boari would be- preset when
proper action ia the matter solld De taken.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30

9Th OF November, next Monday. when magic will once
more cast its spells over on sdnirng pupulace
Tho Stereoscopticon School Of Art" VIII
contnue in prosperous operation at the choren Oh 'N'
corner Of Grand and Crosbysis IT anofds an 'h'e'
lectual recreation. which admirers of tho as "a" 90
wisely 70 enjoy while 1t LISTS.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
COSsIlTUIIoSAL LAW or ARREST.
Ioliauder AT. Fischer.
COTPT CALFNDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPREME COURT - CIEcUIT.-All the branches
have sdourned TOT the term.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TNAL TERM.-A tjourned for
the term.
Court OF COMMON PLEAs-IRIAL TEBM.-Ad-
iouIu,d oi the term Tn. General Term will be IA
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
IN CHERRY-ST.
CITY NEWS.

MILITARY MUsIc.-The customary afternoon
concert at the Park attended with unusual difficult
ties. The rain nterfered materially with the success.
Of the performance The first of the Winter course of
Armory Concerts by the 7th Regiment Band took place
with much eelat ON Saturday evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
PARADE or TIE FIRST DIVISION POSTPONED.

The follow order has been issued ty Gen. Saudford
Hpons fIzsr nIyiT1S. v v :. y. O.,
NV iouK o.. 2s 1888.
OTNrRit orpEp-. No. lathe parade directed by G-n~-
~ oftrr. No. - s hereby pos'ponrd b. request 4 Ills
tI-'leney The Commando Chr unsi the ?th o. Nove.
lcf neat. 20 ffr s'fur huuf and psco.
by order of Moor Gen. Charles W. Saniford
AL.rAspEE NAsILToS. Disison Inspector.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
Fires.
IL GRERNWICH-sT.


Early on Saturday evening fire broke out
among some straw paper TIE second floor of tee
grocery and provision store Of x. T. Agnew NOS 200
end 262 Green1ich ST. and before the flames were ex'
tngushed the entire contents Of the door were des
toyod and the remainder of the building badly Hooded
with water Loss on building and stock about si0 wv
Insured in the following Companies: On stock-Ger'
maGia, $4,000: Humboldt. 200o0; Rciie, slOOD;
Jersey City, $4,000; Importers and Traders. sioOoO
Hope $1,000 ana City, $1,000. On bnLdine-eIOOOo
IN the Star Company. The hremen were early on the
ground and worked well Detacbments OF Police were
present from the Third, Twenysevena and fiith Pre-
cIucts.
IL CHERRY-Sr.
fire broke out in the apartment of Patrick Kelly. In
the of the second floor Of No l6 Cheyst, On Sat
urday evening. His loss furniture will amount to
about $50 The building IL damaged TO the amount oi
SlO0 Insured Tor 5000 in the firemeas Company.
~ FIESf-AvE.
The goods in the show window ofthe dry goods store
No l59 FiIsthve. were Damaged by fire the amount
Of slO0. Insured for 5000 In tae North american
COMPANY
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
SUPREME CoURT-CrRcuIr-Ocr. 23.-Beforo Jusic
BALLOON
rvrpy OF MACHINE RYr--pUBTIC ENEMIES.

SUPREME COUKT-tiRcuIr-Ucr. Z5.-DeIofo Ju'Uo
BALLOON.
DELIVERY OF aACHISERY-PUBLIc ENEMIES.
Van Duson ag. Eneas.
This case before noticed arose out OF contract
10 deliver steamboa, ready for day hhed win
penalty Of Us every days delay. The psnth Delivered
the boat tubular instead Of return Hue boier ou'
nearly hundred days sfer the conr g me Inc deiend
accepted the boat aud the psinh claimed In ths u'
about balance due the contract Against his the
r udn st the penalty and certain alleged dehciencies IN
the machinery. The plaintiff claimed that the delay was ~
part by the interruption OF the iron workers ol
Penn.ylyans by tine raid OF Lees army In iS and w
being ruled icmoe. raised 'imar CLAIM of tn
July rotf ia this City; and further claimed that he delays
were in great caused by the defendant through OBJ
cons 20 matter. hch mi sh have been rectihed at ins
expense. , ,t,
Under tine charge Of the Court the Jury rendered esed
verdict Tor the plaintiff for $3.50.
MI Ne Mahol pllntif, Mr.. Benedict Tor deendant
CuANBFRs-Ocr. 28-B.fore JUstic. lxoRAHAA
DECISIONS.
Mathildc Huchoz agt. Guilleune Rcyns-Motion
Tart.F
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
SUPERIOR COURT-ThnL TERs-Ocr. ?a-Beiore Ja
NcCryy

SUPERIOR COURT-TrnL TERs-Ocr. ?a-Eeiore Jus
uce NCCrSS
IRE DrcEERsoN ENGINE CASE.
The Detroit Water Works lgt. Burr snd others
In this case, which has occupied the Court Tor
inward Of week th. iy under the charge OF the Court
m any essential asson In the contract without the assent
suTe,ies dichsged trn found verdict Tor the defend
ants. =.
sPxcI.L TzRx-Bsfore Justice NoScRrEr;
Abraham Buhy act. The German Reformed Protestant
before Justice MoSyLL-
Pe,er Ali. -, La 4. Crocker-Moiion granted without
co.t. Anne Lorkrg at. Simon lie Motion gsnt'd
without cost. James Brown sg'. John browh-Noton
san;ol. W. y. johnson at. w. ~ MSrston.-Moton
granted 90 De sx.d joseph = House as lhe Oreen
Nl,h ssyiuss Bank.-Motion grauisd.
CONSTITUTIONAL LAW or ARREST.
uoliander as'. Fischer.
The defendant was arrested IN this case on an
.HAsv that nhou, the he purchased the goods he
boasd occasion. that his business very brisk
rn aud had tie ue considerable stock hand
Tht before the maturity Of the o. th. aotes sued the
defend ant audueny sold Of his scck at less than
market prc and thereafter sbsconded TO Europe where lie
g.uisiu,d III about yeal ago
DEFENDANT counsel moved 10 set al the arrest on the
fround amous others the for debt violation
OF both Magn. and tie Translation Of IT, great proys
ns m The NowYoE Constitution ls46 and contended that
he affidavit showed nothing but simple debt, he further
'endsd that tie fraud ALI lcd must be common law fraud
clearly by facts VII oh impossible TO dsduce
any other than hat of the guilt of defendant other
wie the Con.u prevented arrest and that 10 such
lac,. ~ ere here shown.
Tho Court took the papers and reserved Ia decson
I. Y. tutlcrior motion
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
HIGGINSs SIXTH-AVENUE
J. MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

Where Ladies can procure Bonne, Fr.'nes and s'e f
every style and description in varieties and az prcss
which heavy buyers Ia the various aueon houses, w@tEt
us la n.ulng
aSiLKS, SATINs, vFLVETS.
IN all coors and shade Ribbons OF every width and qusty
30 match Feathers, Flowers And Lace Ia variety slj
al 2J per less than smaller dealers atord to SCI ea
ONE THOUSAND TRIMMED BoSNETs
and eSh bii0n in extensive showroom are.
inz in price from 80 S2J. In comparing our prices vita
those asked Broadway the following difference val Be
parent: = - -.
BONNETS FOR sis. SOLD ON BROADWAY FOR ~.
BONNETS FOR Sl8. SOLD ON BROADWAY FOR 50
BONNETS FOR -. SOLD On BROADWAY ION -.
bONNETs FOR =!5, SOLD On bROAD"A Fun 80
Unless YOU fond Of shopping 81 once 70 onr estae.
lishment bound to suit you Our asortnens s
prices are such that never fal.
TRIMMED JOCKEYS AND TURBANS
All the shapes STYLES and designs IN Velvet B-evef sd
Felt for Ladies Msses' sri Children al prices om GO
s23 new pattern. constantly being n ade mp.
GUIDE TO STRANGERS.
Take the cars from Astor House Cansl'et tel ne
Conductor let yon ou al Teuths'. The PTopreon ~
Employees the Hotels val direct country oss TO euf
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT.
No. l26 slATH-ANE., near Trnthst
NJ. T. HIGGINS.
TWO TRIMMERs WANTED, also sALEswoMAN t'r
the Bonnet Room.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-30
PROM PARDs%

u.ai,imi., Demo"-sr". .sion-rho "Ni's
.r,,c rive sivus- ID Dis'in-
..,;.hcd CHESTS n Paris spanish Po''
,.,e.-G:en. Ds Lnmoriciere--Fhe ono''
.ru-ri. Hu-.ngcs at Madrid o-us"i"
the CeAerai iAIarnr-'rssi~e"' > J"""-
,sx;c.-a New Dukc-Rcccns
Portraits.
, 1865-09-26
Special Aotires;.


IL the cu}y Phystcian u Specialist now h she c3ty
that can be eutrc1: relied upon. Go TO H1x and not
suter Nsease To remain Ia 5our tysezn, disoEurnx
5our fhee And body. besdns destroying yom happacs
aod taiuzc rsuapccta IN lfe. He hAs made pexsona,
diseases and nervous debility hil study Tor tas 1,st
t*eoty ynass, End IL therefore tht pexyon whom III
adaeted should consult. 10 ono eyz heard Of = NJ.
udt Of his not being cured since be has ben ia The
city. E1s reputation has voueaes IN N the city ps
pds' hi pahean and the medical profession both bcsc
sod ahFosd u being the most ekf1led gpo here
ana thorough master Of his psoieaxloa. III otha.
MI. don't desrair; Etve him I cal, I'll, only com.
taoo oceHn0ce with ttsn to cnrr such casos. Hh
foosns a1e separate for d1es and gentlemen and the
moas complete IN the city, Consultations n=e sod
com3dtnul ,
omcs No. 179 sonth Clark street, Conner Of Noasoe
hxlf block from the rost once, post once Bo1 134
Chicago. H. od1ce houss rom / n. to g. pm.
scud foE his "Guide to Health puhlishnd monthly,
ttue oscha1ge.
1otHs AEHs TAKK PAET1ECLAH fo111.-Docfor
Bge3ow dsvotes much of his time to the treatment Of
those eases caused By seret hsa whlch ruins both
body and mlnd, uniting the unfortunate individual
for dthes busineas q sodety The Ead eject Of these
early hab1 Of the 1cess Of rp Jea.z, ii to weaken
and dehltate the coostitntann. destroy The phyxcal
Ind mental powua diminish and enfeehle the natural
tc1nSs md exhaust the vital energies Of manhood:
the pleasures osl, asu ra7ed. te object Of marriage
frustrated md existence t,se,f rrnaerrd term Of uo-
ceasdng misery and regret Bach persous, especially
shess contemplating marriage should lnse no time tn
making immediate application, n Dr, h, by his new
treatment II enabled to easue = speedy and perma
pcut cugt
Nina nrfA fYn.%
, 1865-09-26


AIR. Thomas n. Knox, special war cores
pondent Of the New York Herald, has pre
pared an interesting narrative Of his persona
experiences in the field, under the above title
in book Of 5e4 pages, NOW passing through
the press OF Blelock & Co., New York. Mr
Knox observed the great campaigns of thu
West, including the Minnesota Indian difIlcul,
lies Of 1865, and hts book is written in the
pleasant style which wc were accustomed to
admire In his letters. The "Camp.Fire and
Cotton-Field'' is nearly ready, and wi1l be sold
only BY subscription. We feel warranted, br
our knowledge Of the author, In bespcakinc
for his work the same favorable reception
which WINS given to his colleagues, Richard
sod, Browne and Colburn. His acknowledged
ability rs writer has been again proved in
presenting to his readers:
:, Flrst-A very comprehensive nud complete.
tsopgh @ sondsntea h!stoy Of the several campaigns
!, secondt-A history Of the Indian difficulties in
= Thit45nis IT'D; graphic nd absorbing description
toosnt]s)o of the battlefield Of Gettysburg.
Founh-lls interesting and highly valuable
information, derived from practical experience on
particularly pertinent subject q cotton culture.
Ftth-An exhaustive analye!s OF the free-lahor
experiment, md complete dissection of slayer;.
eaoas @ 5sR e1enn ,e,. IN
seycnih-A thrilling ind and exciting narration
of lunninEr rebel batteries on the Mississippi.
Eighth-NumeroRs and affecting incidents Of the
o. our noble soldiers. together With many 1augh-
able anecdotes OF the more 1uticrops ecenes OF
army le especially after The introduction to mill
thsry hsSa ts1'ee Of The Inevitable but useful "eonir
, 1865-09-26
Darln. Highway Robbery Mt N1ayarn
Falls.
From tf]e Rochester ffrfrn Old

One Of the most bold and audacious rob-
berries that We hare heard Of, even in these
days Of daring acts OF crime, was pcrpetrated
Tuesday, ut Niagara falls, at about ten o'clock
IN the forenoon. 4 Stranger who was stop
ping at one OF the hotels Wns walking along
the road TO Suspension Bridge, and nearly
midway between the two villages, when he
Was assaulted By two r1i3ans who demanded
PISTOL pointed At his head. Tic man i1ai
prudentiv left the most OF his rnoney-some
s., ,4D9with his wife at the hotel, and had
but small sum with him. Tile ruflians
doubted his declarations, and were not sstis.
amiaed them, and they even tore the lining
from lis hat. Finding nothing that would
satisfy them, they allowed him to 60 on his
way, and they went theirs. These rascals
had probably become aware Of the fact that
this man was possessed Of considerable sum
Of money, and supposed that he carried 1t
about his person.
, 1865-09-26

NEW YORK FIRE BRTCE
In AAETFACTORY AND STATEN IELASI
CLAY IaETOIT WORKS.
ESTABLISHED 1s4s1
B. KREIECHER, Proprietor,
NEW YOEk CITT.
Northwestern EEcncy, Detroit, Mlch. Office kud pepot
~ Af~Ar.r fttref. md on dock
Constantly oo hand : 1 to l01 40 Bricks Of Ill Shapes
and stzts used- lakcTs Oren Tiles, Caroa-ha arne1B
raw and ground Fire Ctay koa1n. Ftre Mortar tntEed
for use &c All SoIthwes.er1 orders bed nt this
Agency md respectfully COLLECTED. Contracts D3dc
with Gas ComnsnIrs, and for special manufacturing
oFdt1 generally. Prices invariably f.etorles,
special Low tArEO freight rate Gnty added. Send for
!1co Lists ~ Also. sole Aanutacture9s Agency for
hicktnzc's etateDi RowtTs." 'patcnt CgpoiA and
tor Information given and ordcrs nued hc7e.
ADRIAN sIEckF1. Agent, Drawer U3, Detroit 20.
eet1 n5.4 Isl J.1HkSA
, 1865-09-26

There is considerable change in the styles Of
carpets, and reduction in the pr1ccs since
September of Last year. The better styles Of
ingram now sell as low as one dollar and
eiehty-scvcn cents the yard, and the reduction
u Inc prices Of velvet tapestry md Wilton Is
N a6out the sumo ratfo. A new color in the
Whole English Administer carpet Is de-
Gided Improvement; It IL brown, somewhat
hke the color Of the mouse. The contrasts
between This and the rich tints Of the centre
anu border Is very effective.
a caEiosity, showing grea. skill in manu-
iaelhre, Is new pattern Of the French An.
bqsson carpet, without scum, aud wrought ;
with tAe needle. This work, for nsmness aud
aEfablity, cannot bccxcel1ed. French Mo-
queue Is something entirely new In carpets.
II las az the colors 50 beautifully blended TINT
no shade OF tint could be removed without
ag maIr1ng the beauty Of the design. In oil
cl9ths there are j variety OF patters, the
prices being less than at the spring opening.
:. ...... SHOES
= Inc Spanish boot, Of satin, embroidered
Wlth black beads, is novelty. The peculiar.
~ O! this boot Is its closely-dtting sole, and
u loot Is not handsome IN 1t, tie fault can
not he In tie covering. The Polish boot will
6e much worn, because It Is admirably adapted
for walking,
, 1865-09-26

The twelfth annual session of the Grand
Lodge Of Good Tcmplars, met ut Good
Templars' Hall, at Bloomington, on the 18th
inst. Credentials were received from $50 dele
gntcs. The g. ". s. reports total member
ship in the State ofe5, SIS, four hundred and
working order and one hundred and lofty.
one new Lodges. Instituted tho past year.
Five hundred and sIxty-eisht public lectures
~ lecturers commissioned BY tue Grand
Lodge, end Y, ,tty1 miles have been travelled by
officers visiting lodges and lecturing. Quite
Eumbcr Of reports remain 10 be received,
which will largely increase. the nggrcgntc Of
work accomplished. Ono earnest worker u
retoimed man, has travelled .s.,ass1 miles On
foot and delivered eighty public lectures.
, 1865-09-26
CORPORATION NOTICE.
~ 1FYJrc nT RI rn ny T1T-nT ~ woprn

: - CHICAGO Sept r, 1855.
Whereas the Common Council OF tho cry OF Chlcaso
hss ordered that ne alsys ta block Foft Dsssbotn
piaEsse q sad ID TosE to Be dnne 4adsE The sape1;n
Of twentyei.ht hundred md twen .y.oua dollars
and Ttynae seats he assessed upon tic real estats
cozdlnk to the provisions Of The Revised Charter Is
amended, IN such case n7ado and provided;
persons interested, that the commlsaiauers Of the
Board Of Public Works will meet 1t Room No. X In
tho Court House, tn said CITY, on the 18th day epte
bE. H. D. 1sa ii tbs hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ to ~
the xuaunt directed as afoEesaid bT the Comnaoo
J. G. GlNDEEE,
FRED. LETL
O.J. rose
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works.
, 1865-09-26

CHICAGO, Sept. q, 1S1
Whereas. the Common Council ofthe city q Chlea.
ltne Of lot j; block Canal Trn1.ets sub Of
West OF section = and 50 much Of the South East
e It's tnicrscctton Nth tho Chicago, Ftts6argh i
Fort Warns railroad, BY gradea and panked OF width
sarcr1nssnaenee SUI IN otthe Eosse q Public Works. an1
twenty-five one hundredths dollars 6e nsscssed upon
thcrTni essate deemed he1sntsd h The lmeroTsmsnt
Charter a. :nended N such case made End provided.
Nov, therefore, pubIc notice Is hereby given TO a
Roa1d of tlbllc Works Will NEE. 1t room no. Is, ii
ths cour: Honse IN eatd city, on the 18th day Of Sep
assess the anouSt It directed a 2toFes.d q nc cam
benefited By sid contemplated iun!ltove1nent.
]. Q. GEDEIE
FRED. LETT,
O. j. ROSE
Commissioners Of the BQa{d Of Public Works.
, 1865-09-26
Coming Back to First princfples

4 drove Of Que hundred and fifty cattle
passed through this place on foot yesterday,
bound for the Chicago market, prefcfTing tbs
mode Of transportation rather than by rail-
road at the present c1orbitant rates. Shouldn't
be surprised II our grain dealers would start
up regular line Of teams to Chicago, one Of
these days, rs q means Of shipment, II there
Is no change In the freight tafi1,-ifuseatiac
Journal, I'D. :
, 1865-09-26

The Monder q the World. Tnlsty yezz1s succe., tr
CnilnE lI1Fste D1aeascA. In. Actoa ~ CLARK s;retf
t onpe.is TIC G9n.t Honse 1toem No. j, coutinnes q
ca*e&% tn incredibly short time. by LOAF eoarse y,
4sndY. And practical c1pertcncc uniimited c1teat
0f acton has now TIC eradication Of p.eacninr the
1nfo;s mate wt,e remedies thst Lsve xEykx snee ae
mos alarming cases OF tiono.thta aud syrhia b.
neah ny treatment. MI The horrors Of yeneFca aud
ness Vertigo. pa1ns and Dttrss., Aoccsss1, 1umars,
iEttnl svetltngs. and tht lung train Of ills attend.
1nE a., s1.,a q cisoTae5x aEe made 70 become ecta
By bis system. + proved that The dreadful venerel
complaint Is a. entirely under the control at medicine
y oom:uon cold Or supls fever and whlie tusut
asn s5sons a1e daily scnn: away their patients IN
EoSeleAUt6a and giving them dn!F from ther Own
1ncompetency, the clear road to health and comfort
Acton. 80
iounE nen, TAKE particular rottce: NJ. Acton do
votes much OF his time to tht treating Of th13e cases
caused BY secfc: habit. which ruins both bocy and
1T. Ac.on's English Periodical props. No article OF
medicine tntszdrd for the exclusive usc Of Females,
has efery bcen Introduced, that las given such uni
yefaal ss;,sAetioa a the English Periodical pros.
Irregularities, &t7 rs a sure and safe remedy. ri
, 1865-09-26


de- kxyBKx Is 4 physietan Of orr twenty yeats
FIp.T3cncc. End 4 Kfndn1ie Of the 1enef1on Medical
college md Of The University Of Neete1ne oud Sur.
tcsy Of Philadelphia.
A1R. q. T. Hg1xBolp: $780,.
Iaar Sjr.-In rCeAId 10 the question asked nj ~ 10
nv Utn1pn about EacAN, ~ou1d say that h1te used
md sd article tn various fue lt past thirty
ycart do ,ct think thefc Il auy form preparation
OF II have ne md or kuoEA 10 be used. In the VI
11ous seAeas where such mcdleate xonId he
dcated. iou nWate eesl rs myself that II las
been extensively cmpoye in tire various diseases OF
tht bladder and l1tneye and the reputation 1t has
6utrcd 10 my iul :naent Il war.auted tS the flcs.
lave ett0 and usad ~ before stated, every form Of
73ucXr-;hc powdered lc7scs, the simple drcocNon
1!ncurr. 1ud e1fracts-anh an cosnlzEur OF any
ycar. carercLce nnght. thl:. TO Eisc The r1xhi
s.allty esse Yosrs pttGssenee ovsE ~ othcs., 40
A"t4H* would ouoo uF4. bns hold to tue doc.r:ne
7!a bulk md 7naaatS do not 11aEc up salue-u they
de eo?rrf ctut would b. worth more tim gold
dollar.
velce rem nueiu sor Its eject pas'rat.- have
cured with It. and eecsl curel With It, diseases Of
the badccr and hdncsf than have e,er seen cured
With any 0ttaff Hpchu. Or Ay oticf EGupFieofY COM
npGlsu 0f ElIateseI name.
Respectfully you.s. fe.
GEt. IL KEYS
1t0 Wood Street, Pittsburgh Pc1Q.
August II, 1a1-
AK rox HE1xHolpts F1rm E17EAcT Drc1r,
HS1l-l*t- t-a4t TDcAa Thu.
, 1865-09-26

Important Tcstimony-AV Visit to Rich.
mond and Interview with Jeff Davis
$4,000 In Gold Paid to tho Couspl-
E01Qr46IeE. Nuuta II ErI.Iyn Ruruefl.
, 1865-09-26

Its Succe.s-Sheep-Spa Mer1noes-
C4ttle-Agr1cultura1 m MacIaIncry.Frutt
-FIoral Departmcnt-Onlccrn OF the
Socicty-Ganlb1ers md Pickpockets-
Adrian.