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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
shnmoIsin Coal Trade.

EDITOR OF AME~ictN'
DEAR SIR with your permission I wish to say
to the readers ofyour paper that will send, by
turn mail TO all who wish 1t frce) Recipe, with full
directions for making and using simple Vegetable
Balm that w'll ehectually remove, in ten Gays
pimplcs Bloi ches, Tan, Frcckes, and all impurities
of the skim leaving the soft, clear, smooth and
Beautiful
will also mail free TO those .haying Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will, enable them to start full growth Of Luxu.
riant Hpir, Whakers, or n Moustache, in less than
thirty days
All applications answered by return mail wlthou
! charge Respectfully yours,
TIIUS. I. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S3l Broadway New York
J Feb IS, 1865 --3n
! WuIsKERs Those wishing fine set of wills.
kers, nice moustache, or beautiful head of glossy
hair, will please read the card of TII0S. +. CHAP.
| MAN, In another part of this paper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
HEADQUArTcRs fsr Army corrsr =
WASHiNGToN, Feb. Is. S65.

Benz FganIlin, Chief Of Police, Corner OF Filth an
Chestnut, Philadelphia:
Substitutes for enrolled men DO not receive III
Government Bounty, Pri2ripatSsre exempted troi
draft Representative recruits reyciIv tAe Cover
mcut bounty Volunteers, substitutes, and feprese'
taive recruits residing in Philadelphia are creditc
to that city in coming drafts. Pa! commences fro
day the enlistment Is perfected. Letter by ma'l.
" S. HANCOCK, Majer General.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
REASONS WHY.

We should supply your wants; our facilities are un'
surpassed our work of wrivaled excellence; our
promises puuctually observed. Our central location
brings the most remote points Oar goods
are new from the manufacturers, and Of the latC-S
and most desirable styles The goods must be sold,
and the terms unequaled. All articles ordered
are forwarded by return mail
We guarantee entire satisfaction in eyogy instance
and if there should be any person dissatisfied with
any article they may receive, they viii Immediately
rctarn it, and the price will be rclrnied
AGEYTs.-Wc allow those acting as agents Ten
Cents ON each. Certificate ordered, pzoyhed their
remittance amount to Ono Dollar.
They will collect 25 cents for every Certificate,
and, retaining 10 ccuts remit to Is cents for each
Address
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
SUNBURY MARKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK.


r. CAPITAL, SO 000, 900, PAID IN,
FISCAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
ind Specie! 1gent .tor Jag Cooke, SubscrtP-
tioR igemt,
viii deliver 7-3O Notes, Free Of charge, by cx-
press, in all parts of the country. and receive il,
payment Checks ON New York, Philadelphia, anA
Boston, current bills, and all five per cent. interest
notes, with interest to date &c subscription. Orders
sent by mail will be promptly filled.
This Bank receives the accounts of Banas and
Bankers on favorable terms also vi individuals
keeping New York accounts.
j. T. HILL. Cashier. a L. 0RIIS, President.
March 4, lS6j.-3n
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
u,yyc.errn. Eseryws,err.

Come rl.E s5a ~, Sh-tAey You liSc in Maine ~
,C,.hir,r Scr IcrScy, &'cArwGrc. LvsEa, ~ any
n,Lcr ioyaI state III whH bn.'n tlv. gallant Han
r,L and all sho evey -c-yeS ulsIcz ISe EraTe Biz
uoy nee 10 inIsc>Irest to sIE a. Ette5 tsey nave
,tl. nm their liJz,3. yetrn TO the front SenIes
ttf, ,,nLn Yourselves pccyusa@ p,r7- Iau talk the
natter over with tb, '"toy'- D,taG al yea can
With YOU. and you shsii BE- pot r. tbs -rr7c 0tpany
mi We will have Il Ssizy!e Tasyat jcaIu':ss or
Jrriac We wan. to put .Lo ;hng. through bcfoE'
the ire. ot May.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04

Treated with the utmost success by DR.. J. ISAACS
0culst and Aurist, formerly of Leydcn, Holland \
No, 5l9 Pine street, Philadelphia. Tcstimc ,;oi1I
from the most reliable sources in the City nm,
try can be his Office The mcji. - u No".''
invited to accompany their patier ia, ho Io .,e
crcts in his practice Artihci"' 80 40 ny NV, ~ sc
out pain No charge m" ,e for cxsminn,ino nV" WIN
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
isOUNT'kpsS AND pAS.

Tie net pay Of 4 Veteran Volunteer IN Hanrocks
Corps s, via
For one year. Government Bounty 8 400
City OF Philadelphia 400
Monthly Pay frdm t. S Govt, slG per month lg2
Clothing account yearly AZ
W ard Bounty taverage) 70
City relief for families Of vols, 80 per month -
Total SIl3l
; The net pay og Veteran Volunteer ior two years
, in ianccch Corps is, via
, Government Bounty 500
! City of Philadelphia Bounty iJ0
! Mon,hly Pa, from I. 5. Govt si6 per mop,A 3sl
! Clothing account Si2 per year 81
: Wand Bouuty laveragel -
! City r,iief !Jr family, 50 Per month la
: Total slgs7
Tbe net pay Of Veteran Volunteer l.F IhrsO yvars
in Hancock's Corps is yil
Government 600
CITY Of phadcl phis 800
Monthly rny from s Cow Per ma0rh 40
Clothing account, S4s per year !26
City GyI rqIict TI +. m@ss, siii 81 yer month ?I6
Tota! S2,Oi3
! ORGANIZATIONS TO RAISE THE BRIGADE.
Tho Committee who have charge Of tie organ,s
, ,iou othc 2r; ;,de are:
o. W. DAVIS
HENRY HOWELL,
GEO BULLOCK,
DAVID FAUST
JOHN W ENERMAN,
JOSEPH TOBIAS,
y SWINEBRENNER,
n SETH STlTTS.
o rNEcrrIyE OFFICER or coMMtTrEEt
. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
o Chief Of Detective pccc of the City Of Phndcrhi1
. TREASURER,
% MORTON AcMICHAEL, JE,
- Cashier of First National Bank
% The Brigade will be composed of threo Regiments.
n One will be raised under the direction Of the Cofpo
~ ra,ions of philadelphia From taesc C9Fp"Tai"n'
"a the Committee will consist Of
M Colonel THOMAS a. SCOTT,
N Wee President of the Pennsylvania Railroa" 60
m FREDERICK FRAlEY,
), President of the Schuylkill Navigation CorlHnY
~ CHARLES l.. SMITH.
M President Of the Reading Railroad Company
M THOMAS q. HAND,
No President of the Delaware Mutual Insurance Co.
M STEPHEN \ CALDWELL,
M praeu, of the First National Bank OF Philadelphia
" The Second Regiment viii be raised under tho
10 direction of the Manufacturers, Merchants, amt
70 Brokers Of Phlaicphiu. The Committee Will con
DO sigt Of , x,.,---
Bt IL t''N ~ 'L-NIN.'s
" LEMUE FL COFFIN.
w UENRY LEWIS. jI.
II SiIAS. l.. BoRlE.
i-' ugt &. q II. Dorio
IL JOHN W. SEXTON.
,s @f Iny gv,,lc / Co.
'' The Third Res-mcnt will be raised anier t'- i''
tc ,.ciiou os thrColu Exchange The CO'"nltIe" AZ
> pointed are ,-,.--..,,,,
n, CHARLES KNEClfF-
prc.ttcrt of the t'sD hs-h"ps"
' f.. 6. thMES.
- LANES t.. WARD.
.s' IOSEPii ". MILLER
'e' i&NES >. PERGr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
BEST WHITE LEAD!
RfE EST ZINC!

PURE LIBERT LEAD,
Unoppressed for Whitening, Fine Clos, Durability
Firmness aud Eyenness OF Surface.
PURE LIBERTY LEAD-Wauanted to cover
more surface for Same weight than any other Lead
Try ii and yow piH hare no other
PURE LIBETY ZINC,
Selected Zine ground in Refined Lipseed Oil, M
oqualed in quality, always the same.
PURE LIBERTY ZINC.
Warranted to do more and better work at given
cost than any other
Get the Best Il!
Manufactured at PENNSYLVANIA PAINT 4
COLOR WORKS. Orders executed promptly by
ZIEGLER Sc SMITH,
Wholesale Drug, PANT and Gtnss Dealers
tv- Store Once, No l37 North THIRD Street
PHILADELPHIA
March 1, sly.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04

IL or An INVALID.
Published for the benefit. and n CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood. &c, sup
plying at the same time The Means of Self-Carc
BY who has cured himself after undergoing con-
siderable quackcry By enclosing postpaid i'd
dressed envelope, single copies may be had Of the
author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn, Kings
Co.. y. /,
Dec 1874 -nm
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
MILLINERY GOODS.

b II 90 X S &c Il 5 NHE ELM,
WHOLESALE DEALERS,
No 43l Market Street, north side, PHILADELPHIA,
Have now open their usual handsome variety Of
Ribbons, Bonnet Materials
StrawS Fancy BOnnets,
Ladies 4 Misses Hats
FLOWERS, RUCHES, LACES.
and all other articles required by the
Millinery Trades
BY long experience and strict attention to this
branch of business exclusively, We later ourselye.
that We can offer inducements, in variety, STYLES
found. The attention Of MILLINERS and NIER.
CHANTS is respectfully solicited,
~ Particular attention l~Iid to .fNing
orders.
March 4 1860 Sin.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
WHISPERS! ! WHISPERS!

Do YOU want Whskcrs or Moustnchc.' Our Gre
cian Compound will force them to grow the
Smo0thcst face chin, hair bald heads. in Six
Weeks. Price, Sl0U. Sent by mail anywhere,
closely sealed, receipt Of price.
Address, WARNER n co Box l3S, Brooklyn, y. !.
February Is, lSGj.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04

AZ Chattanooga Tenn, The other day,
General Steadman punished a merchant, who
disregardcd the chpIlenge OF anogro soldier
by confscating his store anu It's contents,
and placing ncgF guard over IT, remark,
ing that "lf Mr.. Crl'tchncid VIII not respect
the negro soldiers, he shall respect the
authority that made the negro soldier and
puts him on guard as such.'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
ILlcI IICIcuuNV IIVNUT1H"IlN
iaaGdelp

N ~ 'ugie.e, Roguly Jumpers, or Commi
sleT sten nssd aPply, u dealing will &c above
~ Regnsmher, that each veteran Will be supple.
With patent breech loading rife that eau be hr,.
oh 10 times per minute
uJrch Attn l-ip
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
sPLFsp1D LIST OF ARTICLES

All to be Sold ID, ONE DOLLAR Each:
100 Gold Hunting cases Watches sash sloo 90
100 Gold Watches 60 90
onn Ladies' Matches .j %
500 Silver Watches Sij 90 to So %
COO Gold Neck and Vest Chains II 10 to 10 %
LOCO Cha,cIain and Vest Claims 90 10 10 90
5000 Vest and Neck Chains 90 10 i2 o.
1000 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches 90 to ~
1000 Coral, Lava, Garnet, &c, do. 90 to 90
1000 Gold Jet, OPAL &c Ear Drops, 90 to 90
5000 Gents Breast and Scarf Pins W to 90
6OOO Oval Band Bracelets 10 to 90
20j0 Chased Bracelets 90 to 10 90
$3.50 California Diamond Pins and Rings So to 90
1000 Gold Watch Keys 50 10 Il 90
5000 Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and Studs 90 to o.
5000 Gold Thimblcs 90 TO 90
5000 Miniature l.ockcts 90 to o.
5000 Miniature LockctS, Magic 90 to 9 90
$500 Gold Toothpicks. Crusscs, &c. = % to 6 90
5000 Fob and Ribbon Slides 2 90 to 90
5000 Chased Gold Rings . 90 to 90
1000 Stone Set Rings 90 10 90
$500 Sets Ladies Jcwelry-Jct AMI Gold 90 to 10 10
G00O varied styles, 90 to - 40
5000 Goli Pens, Silver Case and Pencil ~ t" 90
1000 Ebony Holder and Case Il W to 10 90
GC00 Mounted Holder GDto G GO
All the glol in tha above List will be sold, with
out reservation, for ONE DOLLAR EACH. terti-
scntes Of all tA; various articles are rncol u 'n-
lar envelopes sealed and mixed. These envelopes
will Le sent by mail. or delivered at our oGi'',
Ni!lout regard to choice. 0nreceyinsa Certificate
YOU viii see what article It represents, and II Is .
tonnl With you to send dollar, and receive iSt
article named, or any other in the list of same a!ue
BY this mode VIC give selections from 'a:"!
stock of fine goods, of the best make and --latest
styles, AMI Of intrinsic worth ut nominal price,
whilc all have chance Of securing articles Of the
very highest value.
In all Transaction, by mail We charge for forward
ins the CcrtiGcn'", paying rostu.c, auG A"in: the
business 2j cent, each. Five certificates will l..
sent for 81; Eleven for -, Thirty Tor 81; Sixty
! five SO md One llunII.l tor SIS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
oFYICEfS s

viuLs appointed by General sLaacocx, \" en- en-
ned snrly' to any one hut bim. The |om~.,tee
cngaat take tho tune TO decide uffN '"'.t seI'P,'s
and attend 20 their comforts. ,.,,,,,,.rrr
Chief or. Detective Police, Ma!Ur ous"' N''''''
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
WAsntNGTON, y Q, Fob,

hereby certify that as Notary Pablo
reoured +, he present at Camp stohesAaa, yeslerd'
the S,.,, on the occasion OF mustcrng IN Of l"rni
eight ueu recruited by Beniainin frankin, ES4
we're all sworn in and uniformed in my prescnc
aud they acknowledged that they bad been paid
af the houttcs promised them by MIR. Franklin.
vi further state that all of the above men EXPIRE
scl themselves as satisfied with the cONduct OF NJ
Franklin. / further say, of my own kaoNedg
that efforts werU made by persons about the bhi'
more depot in Washington to induce the men 20 VI
late their engagements with Mr.. Franklin but 10
oiieot / say this for the credit OF the men, VINO
names are given above" See Circular.
q LAMRENOI. Notary Iublic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04

1t 10 he expressly understood that Veteran
either OF the Iuluutry Service cavalry, Artillery
Naval, may be credited to the thy' Town. Count
or Township where they reside
The following afhda2it Wal exhibit at once Il
admirable Gtmranor Oilhe rccTafi when they n
rived at Washington, and how they were mustcrC
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
d u A II II s

Simple announcements Of deaths, FREE. Those
accompanied with notices. &c, must be paid for ut
the rate of 10 cents per line.
In Shamollin on the 18th ult.. CLARA ALICE
daughter of A. n 4. L, READER, aged 1 years ?
months and Is day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
The bridal Chamber,

Warning and Instruction for Young Men-pubished
by the Howard Association, and sent free of charg.
in scaled envelopes. Address DR.. j. SkILLfN
IIOUGIlTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
February IL. 1865 ply
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
w = = HE No II ON ,
The Next Cabinet.

Hon Hugh McCulloch's name will not be
sent in before the Fourth of March, when
Mr.. Lincoln will send in the entire Cabinet
AS follows: Secretary of State, w. II. Sew
ard Secretary of War, T. NJ. Stanton; Sec
retary of the Navy, Gideon Welles; Secre-
tory OF the Treasury, Hugh MCCULLOUGH
Secretary of the Interior, j. z. Usher Post
moster-G General, w. p. Dennison Attorney
General, james Speed Al, Will remain for
the ensuing four years but Judge Usher who
will probably retire at some future time, and
Hon. \. W. Randall, Of Wisconsin, will sue
coed him. Pennsylvania will be without
any representation other than Mr.. Stanton,
who formerly hailed from Pennsylvania
There is no unity Of interest in Pennsylvania
and no strong man put forth to represent
her, or she would be accorded place in the
Cabinet,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04

From the great mass Of official crtre, l"'rtcivr
select tho following. rs exhibiting 'ho HaAhhel h l.
which the Veteran Recruits hSve been recris,n m ",,
provided for. CircuaEs, giving iulI pnrt n-
labaut 10 Lc organilcd) in dilcrert section oi III
country -, 70,
benjamin franklin, Ed, Ca.!f.oi Detective Fa!!v
Philadelphia
MY DGIa SIR Your detarh-2ent Of veterans ("
the 1T Corps arrived yesterday The nra. Muh@
syreptjon have heen mustered into i-seryirc Ol Il
United States | am very much obliged. o.y0u f.
dc oxertion you have used toward Glling. NJ m.
corps and trust that the success you have thus IA
met wth may DO an earnest for greater sucessa-
the future.
am, very respectfully, your obeiient servant
WINFIELD 5. HANCOCK,
Major General l $. Army, Commanding Corr
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
TO RENT.

TO RENT.
The largest and commodious Hotel, (porly Turn
ished) known MS
THsEs E.e'ZEEsNE HOUSE
Situated in the Valley of Wyoming, in the borough
of Wost Pitt3ton on the line of the Lnckawanna d
bloomsbury Railrosd, six passenger trains per day
Stopping nc the sta ion, within fifty yards Of the
house. Good barn, stabling, and ice Eousc (hlledl
also six acres Of land adjoining the house. Will
be rented ON accommodating terms to any chterpr-
sing md ubliging man.
B.-None but loyal mon need apply.
For further particulars apply on the premises TO
...H... VIM. "A. BROWN, Agent,
rittston, Pa March 4, lS3j.-3t
OFFICE PRovosr MARSHAL 18th DISTRICT,
HARRISBURG, Pa, February u, 1865.
rTNlIE following extract of Circular No IS, from
l. a. a. S. NJ. General Office, is hereby published
far the notice of all concerned
'Men who enlist after they are drafted are con.
sidcred as dcsertets from the draft, and mus, be
credited to their enrolment places, no mater wbe
ther they received local bounties upon their illegal
enlistment or not
by order of W IL. PATTERSON,
Captain and Provost MaIshsl l4;h District, Pa
March 4h, lSG5.-3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
s1Nay.l.SfsSN.

All Veterans who desire to have their mteres
looked after without being swindlcd by sharper, NJ
dire. .tel TO the Recruiting Agency Jog South Stat
Street berry . Marquee where the Eiae u TO b
seen daily which the Veteran is entitled TO Keep
the expiration his term Of service, which discharg
sixteen shots per minute
An communications on this subject after this 60
planaiion must be brief and TO tho point. Vii. .
promptly answered by addressing go. ,
BENJAMIN FGS-KrIN
Chief Detective pepar,mcnl i-.'cc; Msyor's Ole.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
ARMY or THE POTOMAC.

Reports from the Inquirer's special in front
of Petersburg, dated Sunday morning, say
that the rains have made the roads one vast
bog, and that any movement of either army
would, at present, be impossible.
Rumors were current in camp that Peters
burg was to be evacuated at an early day.
Lees movements, however, are still shroud-
ed in mystery 1t is known that the Rebel
Prisoners We have been exchanging are
hurried TO Beauregard for duty at once
They go cheerIully and without furloughs,
being told by General Lee, who makes fire.
quent speeches, that all there is to do now
Is 10 destroy Sherman and their independence
is gained.
Ii is generally believed in Richmond that
Davis and Lee will COMPEL the Rebel Senate
to grant them the power to conscript all the
slaves in the South and that they will at
once commence recruiting them.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-03-04
oris, s59O,OOc .

And not 10 te paid until you l,,os what ylu wil,
1eca.yc
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
Nmnsements.
DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
ID BROADWAY. between Spring and Prince-ss

lyBn IsrABLisHxEsr DOES NOT ApvERTnR IN TEE
EBwYoRK HERALD
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of the d''hins and a'c0mBRe1dN mBRcE%NSe NEe''''ri'nn''
and the charming Irish Com,meaienne ssd ~ Vocalist
AFTERNOON AT J.
The Romantic Military Drama OF the
ROLL OF THE DRUM,
a story Of the French Revolution.
EVENING AT ~.
The Spectacular Drama In 3 acts, entitled
MAZEPPAi
OR, THE WILD HORSE OF IAhIAMr;;
GORGEOUS SCENERY. SPLENDID ARroiNAnSNA 80
MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE,
and In which will be introduced the
TRAINED STEED TARTAR"
Previou, TO Drama, Afternoon and Evening
MISS KATHLEEN O'NEIL in her essbrated
INVITATIONS OF POPULAR ACTORS
Mr. w. Is. HARRISON E1temporsDeous singer
OVER 100 900 CURIOSlTlEs.
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOGCABIN
built by ABRAHAM LINCOLN in Macon County Illinois,
in 1890, and In which he resided for two years. ..
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAK, BORN WITHOUT ARMS,
CROCHETS, BRAIDS HAIR EMBROIDERS, &c.
THREE OF the LARGEST GIANTS in the world,
THE LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and prettiest CIRCASSlAN GIRL ever
t GEN. GRANT IT,, the smallest Dwarf ever exhibited
BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN NOTION
PROF. HUTCHINGs, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
ThREE.H0RNED BULL.
Cosmoramas Stereoscoptcons, Learned Seal Happy Fam
Fly. Grand Aquahs, Mammoth Turtle, etc.
Admission 30 cents. Children under TO- 10 cents.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-MAZEPPA.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
Ainsirdl gnslrnments.
CTEINWAY & SONS
~ GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
Plan OF O II Il L. =


are now acknowledged the best instruments in America,
well In Europe having taken TAffyf0 FiTi Premium,
Gold and Srer M6ddis at the Principal Fairs held IN tins
country within the ast years and IN adion thereto they
awarded First Prize Medal al tie Great a.
Exhibition in London, 1862 for
POWERFUL, CLEAR. BRILLIANT AND SYMPATHETIC TOM.
with cecnce OF woknanshp shown in grand and square
PIANOS
TheTe 269 Pianos from all parts or the world entered
for competition and the special correspondent Of The Ire'
"Mesrs SrEISwArs iudorsement by the Jurors IL EN-
phaiic and stronger aid more 10 tbs point tan that oi any
European maker
Ts greatest triumph Of American Pianoortes IN England
has caused sensation in musical circles throughout tue con-
nent aud result the Mes-r STEiNwAY are In constant
receipt of orders Europe, thus naugurnR new phase
in the history OF American fgnoioes, by creating IN them
| article OF export"
EVERY STEISwAr PIASOPoRTE IL WARRANTED BoR FIVE
YEARS.
Among the many ard valuable important improve
mentE introduced by Mess Stenwsy sons in their Piano
fortes
The SPECIAL AIrEsTIoS OF PURCHASERS
is directed 20 their
PATENT AaRATFE ARRANGEMENT.
fcr which letters Pasnt granted them Nov. ~ lS5
The value end mportaIco Of this Invention having been
Wgccaiy tested, during period Of nearly siT by
eiuwsy Son in all t.r OTands and hi hest. priced
modern times they tia, they haze deteminea
70 Introduce their Patent Agraf@ ArrauEemsnt IN ee,y
Pi0sofore dcfured by them without iHceI'e @ ia cot
order that all their patrons may reap The full advantage oil
this grea, improvement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
Deniistrn.

A MOST Wonderful Discovery.-Ieeth ex-
N ixscied without pain. no chsTys BeAltual teoh W
serted each Al opcrstion' 'kfuy p'fiorned aIa
Isat.d J. Jaw Vus l8 GTand.si two blocks from way
nR. HOYT, DENIlST-Onglnator oi An.
Dh,c pifro1. orde has usod for years with perfect
ofsp extracting fourteen sixteen teet Al single
operstion without de knew'odse oi the paueh'' Oo' ~
sia Broadway, rear kighisenih-h
nRS. GRIFFIN, No. 25e Grand-st., opposite
Ia A. T.viors Nsw.Yofk arc hurting fULL OF
PARTIAL SITS oftheirINPROvED ARTIFICIAL TEETH
with or without extracting tie Root. I'M set, on o9a o.
I1ana, S23 Silver Or Rubber pIo IHIAI ne" "V'u W.
tooth. 81; Silver or Rubber ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-19
AmnsenleHIs.
(rHIs BsfABLnHHEsr pogs NOT ADvERrIsB IL fHB
EKw.roRK HKRALD)

(rHis ssfABLnHHEsr ADvERrIsE II fHB
EKwroRK BKRALD)
IMMENSE SUCCESS
b" attended the production 81 the great local sensational
dTsms, in
FIVE ACTS AND A PROLOGUE,
entitled
TIE STREETS OF NETWORK,
with the same
ELABORATE SCENERY BY HAYES.
including the beautiful pictures OF
UNION SQUARE ON A WINTERS NIGHT
AND THE FIRE.
MAcHsEsY Hsic rRopsRrrrs4 4aSs ana AFPff5kaEMENrs
originally produced at this Theater will be presented
THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
PROLOGUE:
Adam Farwssther "a sea captsin). J. stoddsri
Gideon Bloodgood 10 bsnkeT). MI >. nlhd
Tom Badger lis cieff1 f1,.......hrJ j. N. MoIhe. ,,i
Edwuds tOeDk porter. =. IL oie"
Twenty years sapse between the prologue sndthe pAy)
THE PLAY.
Paul Fairweather (sged Is o. w Sarison
Mark Livingstone Ia New York genteman) Mr. hockweI
eide con bioodsooo l. .. ~
Tom Badger leypeed by the Vigilance COMMITTEE OF san
frnnc,oo. - n
Puty n DaEef hH{
Dan (nf Wsshington Hose No. 4o)... MI c: Morton
Bob tof the Bootblsck Brgsdel Nh j. H. budWof'n
His first appearance In New York In nine years
Mrs Fsirweather twdow Of the captan). Mrs sinins
Aida Bloodgood Miss Eliza Newton
Inoy Miss Louisa Myers
MIR. Amse Harris
Doors open at II; commence TIL
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