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The Shasta courier., 1865-10-07
DRY GOOD.

4 LARGE Assortment of Dress Goods Sheet
n ings, Drillings. Flannels, Fancy Goods, &C.,
always on hand and for sale by
mrl9 D. WE'LL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-07

Mas. Senator Kate Chase Sprague is
following the example of more common peo-
pie. She has baby-a boy about five
weeks old. Mrs. Sprague's mother-in-law
presented her with $500, 900 for having
boy, and settled 100000 on the fortunate
little stranger. Quite an inducement for
lady to have boy. 1t doesn't often pay so
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-07

a YANKEE THRAsHEs Four REBELs.-0ne
Howell, brother-in-aw of JEFF Davis, and
three other insulting rebels were most sound
" thrashed, in the presence of all the guests
of the Pulaski House, Savannah, by Capt.
Hussy alone for making indecent and insult
ing remarks against the President and our
flag. subsequently, another rebel puppy
received similar attention from Capt.
Hussy for doubling the ability of one Yam
kee to whip four rebels. Howell and his
badly whipped bullies were then taken to the
police station. The Republican says the
lesson was sadly needed, as Union men have
been uniformly insulted of late there, and
the thing was growing unbearable.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-07

CHAMP FERGUSON. Orange Sells gave the
following testimony regarding Champ Fer
guson, now on trial in Nashville:
II belonged to the Twelfth Ohio Cavalry,
and was in the first battle of Saltville;
saw the prisoner, Champ Ferguson, at
Emory aud Henry Hospital on the ID day of
October, 1862; afterwards saw him on the
Sth | saw Lieut.. Smith of the Thirteenth
Kentucky Cavalry, who was with me in my
room he was badly wounded and perfectly
helpless; he was wounded at the battle of
Saltville; at I clock on the evening of the
7th, Capt. Degenfeld, of the Twelfth Ohio
Cavalry, Lieut.. Smith and myself were in
the room with several others at first. We
heard rustling on the stairway, Ferguson
and another man, whose name and counte-
nance were unfamiliar to me- without say.
ing word entered the hospital. The latter
stopped near the bed, while Ferguson ad
vanced to the bedside of Lieut. Smith,
presented musket and said Smith is that
youT Smith rose up in his bed as far as he
could, and said, Champ For Gods sake,
don't shoot me here in this manner To
this Ferguson paid no attention, but deliber
ately shot him dead, as he lay, after third
trial. The man who stood by me said,
Champ Ferguson, your work is well done
Ferguson remarked. He is id dead y
The witness established the killing of
Lieutenant Smith and seven negro Federal
soldiers by Champ Ferguson. The 9 Emory
and Henry was a rebel hospital.
How TO Pronounce IT-Henry Hare
Hartley is the stately, aristocratic and ele-
ganty alliterativc name of the Democratic
candidate for Judge of the Supreme Court
at least that is the way in which it has been
ordinarily given in the newspapers. The
Alta, however. has discovered that the can
didate is cockney by birth. who reluctant.
ly consented, under the pressure of circum-
stances, to renounce his allegiance to all
foreign princes, potentates and powers. and
especially to Victoria, Queen Of Great Britain
and Ireland" In view Of these facts, and
the candidates alleged preference for 'arf
and arr to Lyons ale, the Alta wittily sug-
gests that his name should be pronounced
'Enry Are 'Artley. Not 50 bad that
Really, the old lady appears to be brighten
ing up.-Dramatic Chronicle.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-07
FARMING TOOLS.
CLOTHING.

n 0ESKIN. Cashmere, Satinet, Curduroy Cot
tonade and Duck Pants, all styles Coats,
Vests and Hats, Undershirts and Drawers,
For sale by D. WE'LL & BRO.
The Shasta courier., 1865-10-07

GENERAL BUTLER.-Major General Benja-
min F. Butler offered his resignation to the
President few weeks since, says the Syra-
cuse journal, and begged him to accept it,
saying that he wished to close up his affairs
with the government and settle down to the
practice of the law in New York. The
President declined acceding to this request,
observing that his present reconstruction
policy was an experiment which might fail,
and if it did, he wanted Gen. Butler to 60
South and assist in trying some other. For
this reason the General remains in the mill
tary service. We hope this little circum-
STAGE will have no tendency to discourage
our Democratic friends in their present very
laudable efforts to give President johnson a
cordial and disinterested pport.-Appeal.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
amu.cmept. thi. Evening.

wALLACKs THEATER-LOvEs sAcRIYcE-BESEriT
oIMR h. L. DAVENPORT.
NBLOs GARDEN-ARKAH. IA PoGUE-Ma,inse st 2
ocoL
oLYNPlC THHATER-sLKEPrsG BEAUTY IN THE WOOD
QrIRTtAK
"lNIEk GARDEN-DoNBET ASD son.
BROADWAY THEATER-"sA
BAkNUhS MUSEUM-ANer 00n and Eveung-DoS
32lR On BAzAs-W T. HARRIsOs, ExTEAPoRASEoUs
SDsEE
fO1S OLD BOWERY TIiEATER-TH2 LITTLE BARI
yooT-Lu DEUx FUGITiFs-JAcE IhoBNsoS AND Hh
gOyEET
BROADWAY 'ATHFENUM-scESIC ILLusIoM BY M
c1tA NzisTER or COLOGNE
EH-iOBK CIRCUs-l4THsT.-JAnEs RoBISsoS-BARE'
BACK RIDER Matinee at y O'Clock.
BkYANTs' MINsTRELS-THg LATEST PROM PARIs-HB
NOST BIZ SBoOK-POsPEY BLuSDEBs-LBs hsERA
sLEs-OUR AYRIoAs PoLKA-DIxiHs LAND.
WOODS MINsTRELS-THE MANAGERS TRIUMPH Or
rst BLacK MAILEEs DEFEAT, in six Scenes.
EEREO-C OPTICON-COHsK or CRAsD AND CROSBY
sn-STATUARY-LAEDsCAYYs.
sl7IONAL ACADEMY OF DESlGS-PASTISGs AND
sTArUARY
IRVING HALL--Mr. JEHIS PEUMEs CONCERT.
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY - PUBLIC RyHEARsAL IN
ACADEMY or MUsC at o'clock.
40 M BROADWAY - kIHIBiTI0N oP THE VICTORIA
REGfA on SorTH AHERICAS WATER LELT.
ERLuDERF LION PARK - CoScERr THB AFTERNOON.
ERoOKLYN ACADEMY Or MUSIC-OPERA-CKisPiNo
la tOaARK.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Thenters.

Mr. Edwin l.. Davenport will, as already an
..,,,ea. have a Benefit TO night at Waaeks Thcater.
n, reur 10 the subject because think that the oc'
..,o, deserves an immense audience. Mr.. Davenport
,,.of the best actors of our time-cultvated in no
.H,,ry degree, and gifted with no Uncommon intel.
I.uI powers. He will appear in the old and popular
LARD" Loves Sacrifice"
TenigAt is the last Of Mr.. Broughams en-
.-,past al the Winter Garden. lie viii play Captain
.S.,le. in Dombey and Son which he plays with
delicious humor and powerful pathos This. It will be
T,nembered was Burton's great part in other days.
On Monday, Mr.. j. 5. Clarke will reappear
ST tbe Winter Garden as Bob Bob Briefly, in the
"Tetetof Leave Man"
The "Sam" Matinee, at the Broadway
Tbssier viii commence today at u O'Clock. The
Matinee at Niblo's, "Arrah.na.Pogne, begins at
O'Clock. The afternoon performance at BarDum 5
Museum is appointed for o'clock. There ought 10 be
Matinee performance at the Olympic Of The Sleep
,,g Beauty-but there is not That delightful specta-
Gle however, will be played this evening. The Hippo
tbestron Matinee will begin at .! O'Clock. Tonight is
,he las, OF the beautiful Diorama at the Broadway
Atheneum.
Anew play, lately received from England,
Is in preparation al Wallacks.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Musical.

r,o oDcra of II Troyatore was performed in
..,,a stye in the Academy of Music last night. 10
large and brilliant audience. 1t was success
Irsi MI. evening, at the Academy of Brooklyn,
noDplar and charming opera Crispino la
D' - will be performed with the same admirable
,bieb has drawn in New York so many brilliant
F',' r.aoas The excitement in Brooklyn is said to
.,sssd even that of New'York. ,..,
~. Monday evening next, the grand and beautiful
=. of Don Giovanni viii be performed, for the first
'-. this season. with brilliant east. This opera
~, hos failed to attract crowded audience
Tbiseyening, at Irving Hall, Mr.. John Prume,
-,oinist Of European celebrity will give his first
...o,t assisted by Miss Zelda Harrison, Mr.. G..
,r,ot. and Mr.. s. b. Wells, with Mr. Dresser as
.',rnanist. Mr. Prume is said to be an artist Of
lied and distinguished ability. We hope fun hall
IN erect his first appearance, aud give him due vel
cone 10 the American shores.
concert will be given on Tuesday evening
..,t the 22i inst by the Twenty second Regiment
"a (Doaworth's) at the Arsenal FOurteenth-sL
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
A CARD.

For the purpose of more fully supplying the
wants of the public and in order to prevent unscrupu
lous dealers from palming off inferior and worthless
goods as the MORTON GOLD PENS shall hereafter
SELLING GOODS AT WHOLESALE excepting only to duly
Appointed and Authorized Agents, to whom Certif-
cate of such Agencywi be given and who alone shall
be able to sell the MORTON PENS in that city or village
To nv Agents shall give liberal discount upon
their agreeing to supply the public my Published and
werknOwn prices.
Jewellers or Stationers will in all cases be preferred
as Agents.
Conditions and Terms for Agency will be stated upon
application, by letter otherwise.
Where no Agency is established, those wishing the
MORTON PIN must send tc my store, where prompt
attention will be given 10 their orders.
A Circular with fac-simile Engravings of all Sizes
and Prices will be any one on receipt of letter
postage.
Address A. MORTON, No. % Maiden.lane, New York.
Dated New.York Nov J, 1865.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
A DIFEICrLTY.

Persons often complain because they have to wait so
long before they can be accommodated at our office.
We give each patient numbered ticket on entering
so that we may serve them in the order Of arrival This
is the only fair way and the best do To avoid
waiting patients should call write and secure an ap
pointment. and they will be accommodated as near as
possible to the time named Even If no appointment is
made patients seldom have to wait than half an
hour.
We have given the gas, up TO this writing, to sereH
thousand hundred aud eshigHiHe pa'i'Hfs all Of
whom have written their names certificate scroll
with their own hands, and within five minutes after
having their teeth Not of al this vast number
have complained Of injury from the gas. We can draw
teeth without pain.
propose TO give an exhibition of the Gas (as per
advertisement at the Cooper Institute WEDNEspAY
EVENING next 22d inst. and extract few teeth at the
close before the audience CO. COLON.
Ofce. No. 70 Cooper Institute
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

.G0BLE-M Newark, N. J.. on Thursday, Nov l6 Mrs.
Abby h. Gobe wife Of the late DR.. j. o. Gobie.
unera on Saturday afternoon ut O'Clock om the Third
Presbyterian Church Relatives and friends OF the family
are invited to attend.
PENfIELD-On Friday Nov H. Jane Peufeld widow Of
Fowler Penhed, in the 18th year Of her age.
Inc friends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at o'clock from
her AYE residence No. Rutgers place. Her remains will
oe tAkeu 10 Camden Oneida Co., for inserment
SMlTH-At Wilamsburrh, on Friday, Nov. H. James
Mcsmiih NJ d.. aged 81 years
The relatives and friends the deceased are respectfully
gted 70 attend the funeral at his late residence No lG2
at 10 O'Clock a. m
sNELLING-At New Rochelle on Friday, Nov II, at the
age o. % LYDIA symmes, daughter Of tho late Jonathan
Funeral services will tske place at Trinity Fpiscopa Church
New.tochele on Mondsy the 2Oth inst at l O'Clock.
TAfLOR-At o'clock the morning Of Friday Nov. H.
1852 after long ard painful illness, Sarah, the vie Of
James Taylor, aged So years and months.
The relatives and lriends OF the family respectfully
invited to attend he funeral from her late residerce No
10 Rivngon-st Monday, the 10th inst at o cocs D.
m, without further invitation. Her remains will De- taken
to Greenwood Cemetery.
|THOMPSON-A Harlem, "Wednesday, Nov 5 1865
after lingering illness, deacon Benjamin NJ Thompson
aged 80 yeafs, month and 70 days.
The funeral will take place Saturday morning O'Clock
from the Baptist Church, Fhaye, between hundycd
endtwenty sixth and one hundred and ,won'y enth
,THOMPsON-In London, England. on Sunday Oct 29
sarah Ann wife Of John G. ThomPson, In her ysh year.
Notice oi the funeral hereafter
|TOOKER-On Thursday Nov. l6. aAor a short illness
Abigail H. widow Of the late Joseph T. Tooker in the list
year Of her age.
TIE friends OF tho family and Of her sou-naw F. H. Kings
land are invited to attend the funeral at her late redence
~ ,oi t ~ " c'''h d. ~ on %
he zOth INST The remains viii DO taken 10 Elizabeth ~
j., for intrrment
VAN NESs-On Friday morning. Nov H. Abraham Van
Ness eged g years months aud days.
fhe relatives aud friends Of the fiuy respectfully In
yted to attend the funeral from his late residence, No 10
Eldrdgest, on Sunday next at ! o'clock ?. IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Obituary.

Another name is added TO the roll Of honor in the
d.ah Of CAPT! J. w Adams, Of Col julius W. Adams OF
BfoosyH.
Young Adams was born in Massachusetts and appointed
West Poiu, from Kentucky in 1851 lie graduated wish
lsor in 1851 and retained the Academy for one year
A Assistant Teacher Of Tactics
In he ordered 70 join his regiment the ith nsnry
A. the battle OF fGaness Mills he severely wounded IN the
u ara when the Union Amy fell back Adams was eii a.
sTa.e station and fell into Rebe hands be va taken 70
Rebuord and placed shed and then obliged % dress ms
uu wouds paroed for exchange. He then returned 70
Is, s hers house in Brooklyn. I tie Autumn he again
oned hi. regiment at Falmouth then under Burnside gnd
Commanded his regiment at Frecercksours IL TIE terrible
bsse o. December. 1881 .,
Chauce or.vle be was in and Of his regiment tnd
.n Al Cevsburs. His wounds began 20 wear upon hls
Is.h ana Ire ordered 20 report 70 Col tnow CeuefaD
Dabed n, NeWYork for engineer duty lie was place m
ezrse Of mounting the guns Of TIE deienses Of Ne"Iork
hrDOf.
When Gen Greut commenced hi great and final campagn
s Spnng OF 1864 young Adams again ordered 70 we
sou Aiir the battle Of Cold HaIDor lie proirsted ~
Isysre attack Of Inflammation Of the longs aud ~as ser
bone he wss able 10 return % duty and ded o con
npsion ou Wednesday evening la His was gentle genial
spri His words those o. tho patriot ana Tristan
H reusis viii be buried 'otay 81 Greenwood from me
rsdenc Of his f.Ler No III schemerhofn, Brooklyn Al
se.gck q "a.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Constitution Life syrup

Has produced a revolution in medicine What may seem
almost Incredible that many diseases hitherto considered
hopsey ncurlble frequently cured in few days or
weeks and cheeuy invite the investigations Of tho
beraminded aud scientific to which have no parallel
OF the present day.
During past five years have cou,ended with obstacles
aud opposition herculean ever encoHn-
tered by any reiormers.
RAPlDITY OF CURE.-Some say, Z" Your too
quick while others doubt their permnence and think that
only be cured by the ow ecupertive process
Of Mature"
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP ia positive and speciho
remedy for ali diseases originating from IMPURE STATE;
OF THE BLOOD. aud for all hereditary DISEASES
TRANSMITTED from PARENT to CHILD.
PARALYSIS-Itis is universally admitted that CONSTf-
TUITION LIFE SYRUP is the only effective means OF
in the various forms OF Paralysis that need not
reiera. tina, it emphatealy the G-ea Life GSingiPower
UYSPEPsIA-lSDiGgsrIoy WEIGHT srOxAoH, FLAT
ULENcE. LIVER CoNPLAnr VAST OF APPErITs. BAD
BREATH. Co>srIPArioS. BuIoUsSRss.
sCROFLUA.-STSUxA, hISG's EVIL, GLANDULAB SwELE-
ISGs RY.IPELAs LIBERATION SALT RHEux
This ,anl hereditary and acquired, filing life with untold
misery IT, by all usual medical remedies, ncurable.
Rheumatism. ARrnRrrIsl, LUxBAGo. NEURALGIA. scIAr
Icl GoUT. Tic DoLoRE,ux.
there /. ans disease In which the CONSTITUTION LR
SYRUP sovereign i, in Rheumatism and Is kindred az
fectisus The intense pains almost instantly sls
ycaous Of twenty forty years standing have been cursS
by
CONSTITUTION LIE SYRUP pur;es the system
tirey from all tho evil effects Of Mercury removing tie Be
Breath curing the eak Joints and Rheuut.l Pa
which tne OF Calomel is to produce.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP eradies,es reot "a
branch. all Erupye Diseases Of the Skin like UtCks :.
PIMPLES BLOTCHES, and oil other diHieUlties q hs
Kind which much dgure the outward appearances 9TH
males and females ofen making them disgusting objs
Themselves and their friends.
For all forms Of Ulccrhtiye Diseases either Of the Soss.
Throat Tongue, Spine Forehead Scalp reSQat has
proved its equal
eaod action of the Liver very unpleasant to young
wife and mother. few bottles of CONSTITUTES LIFE
SYRUP will correct the secretion and To deposit.
which is directly under the skin.
Diseases Of the Liver giving rise Lansuor D ness. In.
digestion Weak Stomach ulcersted csass rous con.
don Of that accompanied with burning other un
pleasant symptoms, III be relieved BY te CoNsTI.
TUITION LIFE SYRUP.
Asa General Blood Purifying Agent, the If r SYRUR
stands uurivaled by any preparation IN the worG.
THE RICH AND POOR are liable 20 the ne disesses
Nature aud Science have made the CONST1U ZION LEE
81 RI 2 for the benefit Of all.
PURE BLOOD produces healthy men and yomer and m
the Constitution is neglected in youth dseese nd early death
is the result WILLIAM H. GRE9 J. NJ B.
,oDo,v Sole Pr9P5ess r, NewYork.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS Al ;FyTS
No. 40 ChH.st. New York.
For sale by every Druggist in the United ,a,es and British
Provinces.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Special Notices.
New Books. New Books.

OUR MUTUAL FRIEND by Charlie. Dickens.
CAN You FORGIVE HER By Anthony Troilope.
THE HUMBUGs OF EEW-YORK. BY z. r. Barnum.
RED COURT FARM by Mrs. Wood.
SIR JAsPERs TENANT. by Miss Bradion
ALFRED HAGARrs HOUSEHOLD. BY Alexander Smith
MATRIMONIAL INFELICuIEs. By Barry Gray.
COUNTESS KATE. BY sis. Yonge.
MR sTEwART's INTENTIONS.
CLEVER WOMAN or THE FAMILY.
THE GAYWORTHYS. BY Strlthmorc
ARTEMUs WARD AND HIS TRAVELS.
RUsKISs SESAME AND LILIES
ARSOLDs ESSAYS ~ CRITICISM
PARRMANs PIONEERS or FRANCE IN NEW
WORLD
TENNEYs MILITARY AND NAVAL HISTORY OF
THE REBELLION
sHERMANs GREAT MARCH BY Nichols. by Conyns
ham and by bowman and Irwin.
ABBOTrs PRISON LIFE IS THE SOUTH
RICHARDSON'S SECRET SERVICE.
HADLEY's LIVES or GRANT And SHERMAN.
DRAPERs CIVIL POLICY Or THE UNITED STATES.
MRS FARRARs sENENTY YEARS 'RECoLLECI!ONs.
vAMBERY's TRAVELS ~ ASIA.
LORD DERBY HOMER
FROuDEs HISTORY OF ENGLAND. Nos IL
GRIsfMs LIE OF MICHAEL ANGELO.
PoRTTRs GIANT CITIES or BAsHAN.
CAKLYLE-s FREDERICK THE GREAT. tScw voaHsl
or ,he alov, WORKS he Library has from Five to ONE
iIu,pnEo ASp Yum Copic. Over 900 volume, Of Amer
lean. EusI.h, French and German Works have been pro.
cured l,hu the s ,I month";, and new Books Of interest
added daily.
New Catalogue including The additions 10 tie pr,,en
time /, now printing and will te ready soon aner January
TERMS. Merchants. Clerss. 81 Initiation Fee aud ? so
Sem annual due, To 81. others IS year.
A Meeting Of the Ciiizen- OF Broohl,n VII be-
held At the Academy ol Music on TUESDAY ENENlNb,
Nov 2 at 4 O'clock under the au'pcrs oi The American
Freedmen Kid Communion tho American Union Commls
sion and the American Missionary Assocatiou 20 devise
eaur. for The RELIEF of our sufesns eow'czcus ~ The
Southern States. Adiressrs by
The Rev. X. = STOkkS. IT,. D. D.
The Rav. n. ". BELOW =. D. D..
The Roy. HENRY WARD BkECHsR, and othcrs
Ladies are particularly iuviirdt he pfefrhi
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
DIED.

BURRELL-On Friday Nov. "a, after a brisi Illness Anu
widow of MAfuaduke n. Buue, NJ d., ia the list year
of her
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited 20 attend her
funeral Sunday. Nov 10. ~ o'clock H., 10 her late
fesd.ncc, No. ~ West TWenLs'.
San Francisco (Ca.l papefs please copy
BRYANT-on Thursday, Nov. l6, Jane Bryant in the I'D
OF her .
Tie relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from the residence OF IL. SON Maf
l.. Bryant No. Jj5 Henrys., on Saturday al O'Clock.
CORNING-On Friday, Nov II, Abigail, eldest child Of
George W. and CathaIine +. Coming aged - year,
The relatives and friends Of the family, aud OF her gahd
father Jasper Coming invited 10 attend the Innsa 0.
Monday morning the 10th inst at 10 o'clock rom NO 10
MadisOnaye.
EAMEs-On Thursday Nov l6 Hubert A. Eames. ssed 3d.
The relatives aud friends Of the family Iespecuuy re-
quesed to attend the funeral sunday Nov 49, At p
I from bis late residence FouIiecnh.st near
The members Of Greenwood Lodge No. st9 OF r. anu "
NJ are requested TO attend Special Communication on sun
day Nov 10, at II m at their rooms corner lWshiy
and Third Brooklyn to attend the funeral oi our
ceased Brother Hubert A. EameG Also. the member, oi
Star Of Bethlehem Lodge No. 12l and Brooklyn Chap'g
also the fraternity In general IRE resPec,nS, ip' ~
order. L. L. fIEhOhi W. W.
X. G. ScRisHGoUR Secretary
GRYMEs-On Thursdsy morning Nov. 49, Mary Emms'
wife Of G. Alfred GryInes esq aud daughter oi hei) '"
SteDbins, esq, In the 18th year Of her age. -, ~.
The funeral s0emnities will take place at the redeht o. W.
faiheT No West SiIeenthst, Sunday the iS.i ms -
at o'clock whore tho relatives aud friends are invited 10
assemble without further invitation.
HENRY-Snddenly on Thursday, Nov. l6 Mary Ann, WI"
Of the late Philip Henry Ia tia i9ih year o. hI az
Tie friends OF the family, aud Of her sons, Joh1 ,
e., Philip jr, and Lewis g. and of her sons ~ iaW
g. Smith, Rufus n. Skce George ]. Adec and lnPi Ir
Fenner respectfully invited to attend The iuneiai ''a
18th inst, a. u O'Clock precisely. without lut''' '
| LQu
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
Aualgesique

wa. discovered bv the celebrated Dr. DE Isle Of Paris
and /. now offered 10 the public for the Of Nea'dgo
RLepmat,. and all acute pain' Of the head and bo,o'I'
Thousand. Of cures have been effected In France Germany
ENGLAND gesium aud this country, and trial will con
vine. the mos. nereduous To be had Of all Druggists and
,h. ,,oo,,.,o,. SAYRE Co.
No 434 broadway v. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

Shut ont the cold, dust and water from your
doors and windows. THE INVISIBLE METALLIC RuBBER
WEATHER STRn-WHTTREBs patent, May -, leg; the
cheapest aud most cfeotual Strip in market HuBsIL
HiLIs Sole Proprictors, Hudson, y. Y. Central Depot
- Bleccker-.t near Bdway. HBSHEPApD& 4 Co., Agts.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

AJAMRs PYLES O. X SOAP.-Made from best
materials similar to the Old English White Soap; be
comes very hard and unliablc to waste away IN the
wash. Sold by groceTs everyWhere-DepOt No so
Wasbng gton ST., " y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION. - ihese grea1U 1
ges Of our people cannot be too Wen M 5iSSS
the means Of ayertng OF curiDe sn0n o., mems of
ne Or sicyiatioh confers benefit upon bis iellows
Nd il dessrying of honor This desirable CONSUMING
a has been achieved and rot only may DyspsPHso DC
tgEDs Grrs,.S i,rrTrRs which medicine Is spoken OF
terms Of he highest commendation BY thousands
saO have tested its efficacy. For sale by al DTagsstS
sot 70. alcoloc Agent. II. T. HELMBoLD' Diusgs'' NO
~ BiOadWay n Y
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

LADIES afflicted with Discoorations on the
face called moth patches with freckes, should use
Dr. PERRl's celebrated MOTH AND IREcKLT LoIloS
1t is infallble. Sold by all druggists.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18
JEpYERs, No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place in the cilyswheGre ,,,,,.,.,.
LKBROIDYRyn ~ ippv,s can be had at low prices.
JEPfEEs, no. J73 Bh0ADWAi'

EIGHT DOGS protected the premises OF N Mr; t.
Langley. Esyridoe FriLav ugLt be was robbed OF
200 The BrasLAr AL1rw TiLgonAPn protected his
istbi. Mr. Thomas. bic howe was Dioksh opfn' 'He
tesiapl gave the alesm aud saved ms pIGpeIt3. a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

The UNIVERSAL CLOTHES -WRISGER, which
took the first premium at tie Fair OF the American
Institute is rayTaHfci the best in use
Send for circular giving wholesale and retail terms.
X. C.. BROWNING, General Agent
No 347 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

10000 BRICKS made per day by the NATIONAL
BRICK MACHINE which costs exclusive Of patent only
$500 Full satisfaction guaranteed. A. REQUA
General Agent, No. l30 Broadway, N y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-18

The Weekly Rsrieo, to which paper the late
George A arnold was a constant contributor contains
iu it's edition OF to-day poem commemorative OF him
ly William Winter.