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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
HOR sALE-EOUSE And LOT, l29

EOR SALE-BOUSE AND LOT, lZ9
L Lake treet, c Tner Woed aad Lake, within the
EccOnd Wad. d stinE Eushed Tor its wealth and Sood
cnizepship and within ten minutes walk ON the
Public Square, POst-cfice, Mark {, princip Lepots
substa italy and tastefully built Arranged with
reierence alike to CONT II snd cOnvtnience. haVin
an unob itrucie1 and beautiful view Of the Lake, and
furnished with lake WGter, gas and furnace Ihe
who IN good con iiop. Iesms reasonable. l. IN
e. by the LIST Of May, will be for rent lnITlre on
the premises or at the ofice OF Drs. Blair and san
ders. g Pubic SQUARE mch1O:lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

COUGH BALSAA
costs but
FORTY CEN IS.
Tbs fotBle holds more
than any ether ct ths
s=ae price.
The medicine itself q
warranted tup riCr 20 all
Others.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

Sold by draggists sV,
.eTyWhers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23
40 it's a peerless bow ;
Bod, quick, ingenious, forward, capable
He'sa Ithemotber's from ton 10 toe-r

OLIvELAkD, Ohio, March, 1865. m!
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-23

NOR SALE@TWO PORTABLE EN-
icb fues viii burn wood or al, and especially
srraoged ior the Oh business. Apey soon AoeIesls;
JONAS n. Vac, RObiLson Machine moEks'
Richm nj, Ind AtL0.LsS
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d I E d

Orwell, Nov. 10Th. Maria. wife
OF Mr.. Thomas Matterson, aged IS years.
Wndham, Nov 2lst Alene Morev
step-daushter Of Mr. Daniel Stevens. late of Or
well, aged lG years, and months
Oh, Israel weep? and all ye saints
Weep, weep, and mourn for her whom death
Hath this day claimed. Tis meet to grieve Tor
such.
Her seat within Gods house is vacant.
And her voice forever hushed on earth
Yea weep but while thy tears do flow
Look up and bless her God, and thine
That he hath given TO earth, cen for little
space
\ life so pure so blest Ms hers that now
All free from toll, and pain, and care,
She sits with saints, at Gods right hand
And doth behold his glory. c.
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II A r R [ z D

ROCKWELL-HIN HINMAN-At the house of the
BRIDE father, in Monroeton, Nov. 29th, by Rev.
Ilallock Armstrong, Mr., fl. W. Rockwell to Miss
Hattie F.. Hinman
ARNOLD-PENDLETON 18th. 1865. at
the Union Hotel ia Rome, by Rev a. T. Hard
ing, AIR. Abel Arnold to Miss Mary +. Pendle-
ton, both of South Warren, Pa.
the house Of the bride 5
father, in Windham, Nov. 29d, by Rev Clark
Salm III, Mr.. James Lewis, of Orwell, to Miss
Emma A Corbin.
the residence of the
brides father, il Warren Centre, Nov. 27th by
the Rev. W. +. Nixon, Mr.. Edward NJ. Pitcher
to Miss Anna Bowen, daughter of G. W. Bowen
all Of Warren Centre.
BRAGUE-LYON.-Nov r. IS65 in North To-
wanda. by $. \. Mills, Esq, Mr.. Ebenezer
BraSue to Miss Minerva r. Lyon,all Of Burlmg
ton, Pa.
ROPE-RRAGUE.-By the same Dee. Sd, IN
North Towanda, Mr.. Nathaniel Strope to Miss
Ellen Brague, all of Burhgton, Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

s>.&ri'tL UrERATToN.-Dr. JP DE GRAFT
-.' .n operation Yesterday, which tested
.. a Kill and ability most thoroughly, and
L. Met with a most triumphant success.
-. often witnessed vita admiration and
Iuo '\uaoriinary skill of Or. Up De Graft,
.Aa'n, upon the ear and eye but we were
yesterday when the DIR. at his INSTITUTE
Il aA operation far ahead Of anything we
.na.e seen.
SUBJECT va, III. Thomas Shean, Of Centre
IT,. 1ear Wells burg, and was for the removal
.4e 'r. calls an It;pose Taaor, which lay
o.'k of the neck, and was Us large as a
'.J amt was most inconyenicnt for Nj
- ~ carry around with him, besides endan-
--' -ie. The I,a,or was Of eigh. years
.---. '..s1o"th, and was any thing but orna-
q Us appearance. Cllorotorm was admin
'4' patient and IN nine minutes by the
''.. 2 De Graft removed the TayDor, and
., .'T u.Iroiessional eye could determine,
E,.t and wor manlike manner. We
maze no comparisons but so far as we
i-4ion It IS that DR.. L. knows how to use
""' >"r-coily. pe.oe. than any other man
lAen Tier = and you may take the
gu over, and ''tew can equal and none
-.0a dre4;>a.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

New YEARS BALL AT MILAN; PA. 5. PAT
TERSoN Proprietor of the Milan House, respectful
ly announces to the dancing public that he will
give Grand New Years Ball, Oh Monday evening
Jan /, 1866. His arrangements will be complete,
and every facility will be afforded for gay and
fertive season Come one come all. Music
keelers fun Band Bill-S2 so
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

DAILY PAPERs.-The present Congress
viii be one OF the most exciting and deeply inter
eshng ever convened at the National Capitol. The
Government Is to be reconstructed and great prin-
clples established. Every reading man should
have during the session Daily paper. They can
be obtained at the News Room.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

New ENTERPRIsE.-A Regular Daily Ex-
press Line has just been established between To-
wanda and Troy-another is in operation between
Iowanda and Wayerly. Special attention paid to
exercising goods to all parts of the country Office
It the News Room
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
S.'THE TRIUMPH OF FREEDOM OVEE
Il SLAVERY"
COMPANION FOX rnn DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE

4 COMPANION FOR THE DECLARATION or INDEPENDENCE
This National Engraving designed snd Copyrighted
by j. BOLCOMB, aud published 10y G. F. Cross Na.lF7
Room I, Broadway NewIork, Is now beng offered TO
tbs people Of Bradford County through travelling srens
Ii is copy in official form Of the Amendment of the
Constitution OF III United States nb,lishng SLAYER,
to witch Is appended the Autographs OF President IN
coln, Vice Pr 81 ent Hamlin Schuyler Coax Speaker
Of the House Of Representatives, J. " Forucy Srcre-
tafy OF tie Senate; Edward MPherson. Clerk of the
House OF Representatives and of all the members Of
both the Senate and House Of Representatives, ho yot
ed tor this important measure, giving G2 fac-simile sig
natures, and reliable and true record Ct one ol. ne
most important events in the Nation history ia the
immortal Declaration OF independence. The whole is
engraved on copper plate. published on strong fue
Cardboard lHXGj inches. and acrompaUiCd y an cy-
panaory Key, giving also the negative vote upon the
amendment. The Engraving IS appropriately emtel-
lis he'd ana iOlms al oruame Eiand valuable pCmen %.
should be procured and preserved by every friend
Freedom Price 81 so.
ID. ". Hughes 0l IowaHdd,is auth Tized travelling
Agent for the sale OF this work the following towns
viz Ulster, ShesEequin " ysoX. asylum. tIeIa twp.
and Boro' Litchield, WindLam, Warren. Rome Orwell
Pike, Terry, Monroe, Burlingons. Smilhieid and Her
rick. Harvey HUcomb, OF iei.uy is agent iur Leroy,
Franklin Canton. Troy twp. aud Boro' Columbia ran
vile, Springfield and Columbia. I. Wells, tor South
Creek and RilgbuTy.
Nov. 27, lSG5.--tf
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
Towanda Zee. :, IsG5 IT.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE

< II IGNIl~IRY.-J. :. SMITH n. D., would re-
specially H!o.n tie inhabitants OF Bradford County
that he is srymaHaEty ocaied in Waveriy, MY, where
has been in the practice OF his profession for the past
four years. lie would say that from his long and sue
cessfl practice Of - cars duration he is familiar with
all the different styles of work done in and all DEN
tai establishments in city country, and is better pre-
PaT,u than any other Dental operator the vicinity
do work the hest adapted the many and different
that present themselves Ottentimes TO the Dentist
hc understands tue art o. making his artificial
teeth, and has facilities doing the same. To those
requiring under sets Of teeth he would call attention
his kind Of work which consists OF porcelain for
10th plate and teeth, and iomng continuous gum It
is mnle durable more natural in appearance and much
better adapted 60 the than any other kind of work
Those in need Of The invited to call and exam
ire specimens Teeth flied to last for years and often
mes for lie. ChiOJOiO M ethsy. and Nitrous oride''
administered with perfect safety hundred
patients within the last four years can testify.
Nov. p 1868. 6m
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

For RENr.--The Sd story of Union Block
Towanda Inquire at the office of c. D. Mon
tanye.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

"a \ new Telegraph Line is to be built
"a Iowanda to Pittston next Spring. Some half
MOI more operators viii be wanted. A good
- G. those who wish to learn For terms en-
i the Telegraph Office, ToA4nda.
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Nrm advertisements

q GAUTiON.-W Whereas, my wife MARY
~ has lett my led and board without ia., cause or
prov ocston, all persons hereby cautioned agaist
hafboring o. TJ'tiag her my account as shall nav
no debts oi ner contracting after ibis date
- ORLANDO BENJAMIN.
WysoX De = 1865
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

r.. @' annual Election for Directors
H.. National Bank of Towanda will be
1.,,r.', ,'ah' on Tuesday, the 9th day of Jan.
sA the hours Of / and p. IN.
y. y. kETrs. .ir.. CasL'r,
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
- NIT HIS PNEUMATIC CHURN
~ Patented May 2 1867

TIE TINE COMES WHEN PERFECTION Is ArruHED n All
In smiths Pneumatic Churu perfection is reached II
combines all that i useful in making Batter. The
iRcipie Of Introducing into cream has long been
the study OF inventors Of Chums bu has never been
accomplished to any extent until the invention Of
Smiths Pneumatic Chum. In this Churn all the mir
made ly double acting Bellows is forced into the
cream, and at the very BOTTOM setting the cream in
great commocuE. At the same time the air bring, the
cream to the same temperature OF heat and cold as in
the place where the Chum is worked the butteneIng
made by currents and counter currents Of air cas ING
friction by the currents against each other removing
the covering without busting the gIobales consequent
ly The grain OF the bat ter is perfect. In makes Eff -
III haij 4e time Of ordinary Chur' tar better aud
larger per cent of butter than any other Churu in use
tra! !, all that Is simple ia its construct Iou not in
any way likely to get out OF Order and the same lars
used Tor used TO make the butter in SAVING
all trouble and time spent in keeping wooden Charm
clean.
a,d no certificates, but get them wherever the
thurn is worked. All governed 10y their u cresis
and for that reason tas Churu will take the place OF all
others wherever introduced.
EF- Town, County and State Rights for sale
CHESTER T. SMITH. Litchfeld Conn
Address DAVID c. GOODWIN, Brown;owu,
NOV. ~ i'G5 Er+dtord Co.. Pa.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

f7- fruE y MArHEa, Proprictors Of the
-~ Hotel Ulster Pa, respectfully announce
q dancing public, that they will give a Christ
Ia.,y At their house, on Monday eve, Dec
NJ when IA good time is confidently expec-
"E,.. hceler's Cotillion Band. Bill, -. 80.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

SMITH q TAYLOR, u EN- IT'S T s d,
- Respectful ly to the public that they have
opened a Dental Office in John :. Means Block in tie
rooms formerly occupied by Dr. 0. II. Woodruff (dec )
where they prepared do all kinds OF work in the
very best style. Terms reasonable and all work war
ranted to give perfect satisfaction. \ share OF the pub
lie patronage is respectfully solicited.
(. +. SMITH. Wli. X. IAYLoK
Nov. 27, ls6j.-u
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GLOVES AND HOSIERY.

Ladies, Aisses aud ChiiieHs White and C3lorcd cot
ton, Fle@red ano NcIiao Hose, i.,ia- H,liua Vests
aaa "aTors ,'o"as OF every description prices
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
T7HE NATIONAL INK CO.'S
SCHOOL AND COUNTING ROOM INKS
Business Office ia Washington Street New York.
C.I.VAN ALIEN. Actuagy

This Ink has been IN general and constant use for the
las - agl warranted to be all that Of it,
+ J. il is udenie.
.. T. viii not curroGe the pen.
.. 1t flows with perfect acya line never IS broken.
{. Ii Hiinot collect the pen nor mouth! tie sta d.;
sli thi- IS warranted This Writing glaid is Llsck with
q Il.h aHd clossr tint Of blue.
Tlis Ink il tor s.le wholesale and retail by SOLO.
mon STEVENS, Uerrickyilie. Bradford County Pa
Orders fiji ed on short notice
oct % 1868
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

PEADY MADE CLOTHING AND FUR.
IL NiSHING STORE-C. D. ROSS. respectfully in
form the citizens OF Burlington and Vicinity that heha
ngon borough large and well select cd stock Of Ready
Made Clothing and Gentemans Furnishing Goods
be sold Oh the most reasonable terms His goods have
been selected with the utmost care and bought low and
vii be sold al extremely low prices He viii also con
tinGe the business OF Cutting and Making Order and
will give especial tenion 10 this biaach Of his busi-
ness. lie = determined by and attention 10 Gus
toner 10 merit their patronage Give him call. and
try what he do.
Burlington, Dee. >. 1868. 3m.
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t1eal Gstate.


EON SALE On REASONABLE TERMS
4 That valuable pga..ffy .fadJra .vi., ,.1tc o.k
t.,rf'ct. .,.1 III t.tl.tIs 49, II
fl, is,. rbs,, ,r,,rd Is oo, f. .i. ,l -
ianf.iuin 5sl a.rrs 90 ~ gLi~i i''i - rio
7 ,..,.|7.' 80 "a - - - IaI'!J stsA'T" ''
xxx , le ~, sd3u -, c,T'n sd% mn also one
3lln and .eyoE dwellings around he mill fhe prop
,i,Jr i' - . ~ ~ Ns ,,I - WSS rei, .'1ei, good snip
~ ','3 p'.'t 'a ,lle No'th hfa1 Sth' and sosquehan
nc ~ ~ : ii'n''1 M "'',I DC valuable n'e'-
ptvrtfb IEi5 a. ~, &C.,.
sep, H. ''5o' Sparta s"@.eS Co.. NJ.
yTATItFfF FARM E0p SALE ~,
v fr,- b., -. =. ,i.-.,t ,t.l - -,
- 80 '". Z" IN ~ ''i - ' NC Nm 7l.i''e
' 1'"hs"'P - '' s"'t' u contains ot hii'
~ ,u " y" "' e.i,''' "h' Ha.oied % "H!.h re
- ..t a. ""Elth %. i.7 ~ li'
] & ~ = "5I sol "a nygs ~ in"ao" oh uc
% ahc a. -" e'o' HH"v u"tliih= houses, one very
s caSlcnIafsa -rn ~, 'tsa1 @ src T',. .
% t & go te G a' III. m3l,' '"o iidiel ""'H''
.5 ne % ~ ~ sel' l9geheF WIN COW hGu e. corn and
. w. ~. -.1'e J. q 5y'd .~ad atp.e G'l,.'''
@iig haye AYE Jie.aei hl,y bushels during tie present
vii ll4,,,.4 +, ~, " s.et' '"'''' .. '"'"i y
rpa Eli-tIsr no .rirl.r rrr- ~. . L., g. D..
VI ~ i,,,,--.. = f5I, ). ,..S. .,
--r.,.4. -. a r..- w "i'''.i'''li-"'
ETAPI FOR SALE TIN, SIrRSTpIDLp
II Ad'-1 ~ - III - Cp7'ilpth
CHtr5 loI sale iain situate Oh sugar Greek, four
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
n Z W FALL G o Cd :

The Ladies w i'll find at MSS GRIFFIN'sa fine Sc
lection Of Fall aud
WINTER EILLIN ERY GOODS
BCuret Of all prices and qualities Eihhus and Flowers
OF unusual richness and variety and IN ioct large as
sortment of everything pertaining to the business
Nov. |, 1865
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

GOO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sD-O from the enclosure Of the Subscriber. in Bur
hEgton twp, on Wednesday night, 18th inst, BAY
COLI two years old wI,h particular marks the
manC being somewhat worn the head. The colt j.
she'd it, FORE feet only. The above reward will be
paid upon the return OF said Colt the aubecriber
liberal reward for such inlJrmat will lead 10 his
recovery. PHILIP LYNCH.
BuriiH gtou, Nov Il. ISGJ.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
Nj : : Z : [ P II \ Ms
DRESS MAKERS, TOWANDA, PA.

over Eddys Clothing store 81 story offer their ser
vices to the Ladies Confident that long experience and
the most desirable facilities, with pr0mpness and CoUr
teSy will ensure satisfaction.
The latest fashions received regularly from Madame
Demorests shop, New York. Particular attention paid
Bdsquining. Stitching done TO order. Oct. q IS.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

Il \ II BRICK at
ID FOX'S.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07

eenis % .on to 9S@ijons 5et%esh rhisR fRe h1ys t%s
s''I. '.,.,,4s will at proper time be laid before
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
COOD FRUIT LUSCIOUS GRAPES !

The subscriber and hls assistants, while selling and
taking orders for the choice Apple, Cherry aud Dwarf
Pear trees in the TOwanda Nurseries. II the
time. take orders iGr Fruit and Ornamental trees
that must Ue procured rom elsewhere To ill said orders
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1865-12-07
ElARM FOR SALE.-THE SUBSCRIBER

EIARM FOR SALE.-The undersigned
a Oilers ior sale valuable farm in smihheld twp
Good b.iilAg>, fences frGt &c
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

Fourteen years ara supposed % elspss nT.0r to the
SECOND ThkLEiU -
THn PAIN THKE ISLAND IN the Indian Oeesn..Mr bsyes
cuARiCTyrs: 49, .
Poto.oska--Ch,f OF Ar i. j. hnd
oshko--a II g"r w. ~
lhiIiscIn ifhsbilai'. ! aA
Peer Pug1sius named kch.h ......::.' NJ j. Lev"
Ii.ar. Orinoni. clip Nashingion. NJ. a. ~ rev er.
M-s s3nrrto oihsf 81 SIR. Crss,n...Nss. o. H. CHosh
Adele Cmyrn. Gfsndd4prh,cr 10 Ms. som
sr 80 -
JOL MI the Island tolGrE .ilrs IiA btEn t'
N,iy,i ofths silnd DsGcins Grf Aueniants. Ary &C.
Errak pay ti. ilsni-Arprsrsuc- n Lcht-hofnus
pmyrr-iitr soEsOrand Ballet a lciton-Ihs srdnSr r
fryst of le sa'ycioa .thes'R. cignitioi--L a. :
dl.IpI ~rhed-'ih,a Of the u. = ship Ws.hnsioh-fr
nel departure " Lpah fou, tho Ps!n Tree islnd--FATe
wen
An Interval oftgyo ycsrs cs.,es plevioas to the
THIRD TABLEkU.
Nrw.YoaE d. wius root g. the house % Ma Somsron
CHARACTERS:
Lord Ravrlscor.. Eug sh ~ brn4n. u Morton
Newell He. ram. ~ love vi Lucy , , =,
Craven Z. H. h"ts"'h
God rcy tirttesbucs, lover 81 Adso - . -. -
70.
Peter rHgna,hus heavy swell Levi
Mr. Somrr'ou, SIarin o'h,r to Lucy sii - 800
"ls 'l'''
AJec itss
Lucy CRANEN........ ..his- LUCY RisliIpN
Gurst-, Mi.c ard Frmlir ScEsnt'f. g.
My.,.rv-i ulfr,aunta" uyrg9B 10 Lo.d lasen cor
--rh1 ni isiion % hr bsi- 'fs ln'uciions- Arr val
Of Lord R4vusc cIhr Lion is hesroci oy tar Lamb
Thy Indian Girlt ..srn. hrcrA'u-Ihe Duel in -
RelrbGtion.
Door. open - - Performance rornIsnr-s ri u
STATS MAY NJ SECURED SIX DAYS J.. ADNANCE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
Amuscmcnfs.

RRYANTs, MECHANICS HALL,
- No. f2 BROADWAY, above 0rsdd.
MONDAY, Oct. 2, and during the week,
BRYANTS MIES1RELS.
The Excelsior Troupe In the following Comic Acts:
LES MlSERABLES; a. OLD TIMES ROCKS.
TIE POWER OF MUSIC.
PRESTIDIGlTATOR. JACK CADE.
Messrs DAN BRYANT, Hph Horn. Nelse Seymour,
Dave Reed, Nell Bryant, with the Entire Troupe, In their
Plantation Acts.
Psrquette 80 cents; Gallery 80 sen. To a
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

- FRENCH BOARDISG and DAY SCHOOL No 2
tysyetl.si. second door from the fiitsye will
reopen SEPTEMBER Il.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
1museu1enls.


4 CADEAIY OF MUSIC. ffro
"A ITALIAN OPERA
M aAA ; :.
.MoSbAY, fUEsDxY, WEDH HEsDAY and FRIDAY
'ns'' I'll THIS IS MosbaY iS fHh HvsSisc. Nj cs
TP%enaHw aysa sS 1s Hvnsssx sx7ssss
wall be Produced Ps''ea, ,s Ssw and ropaiNr Opera
OR. THE LAST DAfs OF PoMPEH
First appearance in America Of the PIims Donna,
MISS. aiss lDHHs1bE ESnlsHdTFA TAlsliffs R2fFfse'
EisSppsfI'yfs EiGysR WsSl61rN, 3 hs .syo'i'e tenor
,o>,roro, ~ siGNoa AsTosgSSI.
TNSS:%sSSkSssSSW, 81 sSkSssSS FfyiEs;6;aSi Sst IISSf.u
THURSDAY, Oct S-Opcra IN BsooSiyn--lONE.
named win commences Tis MOANING It the
Beer Schirmer. No. Ni Broadway; Pond 4 Co.'S No. 50
Broadway and Roo, Anthony Co.'S. No. ~ Nassau st.
DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
1SEcroR .........s..N.x ITALIAN ornhA MAnErzEx
'i"N' ON On THURsDXY iEiviiF;Eii0. OF ats,
tsgooSD suBscRIPrIcs SIenrl
will b. presented Perellss popular and brilliant Open
IONE;
OR, THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII. -
RI, @ Of rervea seats ana nd esss M Of % A:drmy
and ia NewYork at Root, Anthony Co.'S NO u Nssssas.
DARNCM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SPLENDID ATTRACTION.
MISS sALLlE PAATiAGroN,
'' '1s CONE DifSNE. DANsEUsE and VOCALIST,
who viii appear after abssncs Of four years. IN vasS
NOVEL AND pLEAsrsa REPRESENTATIONS
AFTERNOON AT 3.
The musical drama In two act, q ,,s
CARLO RRoscnI' with 'GRSs @,S MISS sALLIE PARTING
| To conclude with the elegant comedie,ta
i EVKs'Sd NE iSaLSps. q \
The romantic Mitsry Drama Of
MesHs r. Daily, + H1dswsy. B,idswsn W L IT,. Jssi
ian T. Addison ~ O. aS. T. ha IL 'G'sss" ssSsn tS soaa
Prior, ". l.. Jsnon, q. Melville MI., jennie cIeavsr -
After which the excellent farce Of
I OUR SALLiH. ,,,,,,
MISS sAaL ad e. wAREisEa Rss s1s S'
M Soac Il bAss:9S singer
FAvoRIIE BALLAD-MlsS; BELLE FISHER.
THE I1ESTIGTG LiSooLS g 81. LoScasS Sce,,g ,,.,.
1Ef Tf G,RGEsF AZ EstES Tar @oaas sSs GSS VI S''
end prs,t.rst CIRCASSlAN GIRL ever seen.
i BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERs
pRp 3Wo sEEAM SAf dafsS hTGHas
i ThREEhoRNED BULL.
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"A %xdn,i..ion i 80 cent. ' Chidrsn under TO- Is .s~s.
lrVHE HIPPOrHEATRON:: 80. Begins at 8.
NEW-YORk CIRCUS,
| IFOURrEENTHST., between I'll lRD snd FOCk1HAtES
Dir ctor Of AmuseDents. ...........ML n. AISIiN
MONDAY AND EVERY EVENING,
| GRAND MATlNEES
| Ou WEDNESDAY ASD SATURDAY, &?3
| IMMENSE, UNQUALlFtkD,
AND UNANIMOUSLY ADMITTED,
| BY PRESS AND PUBLIC.
| OF FL NINO EDDIE,
| TIE CHILD WONDER Of THE WORLD.
bo;l a. Equestrian and TightRope performer, end
| THE MAMMOTH AND MATGhIESS
GALAXY OF STAR ARTISTS:
EQUESTRIAN, GYMNAsTioI
ACROBAfIC ard PANToMiMIC.
| THE MOST SUPERB ARRAY
| OF GENIUS AND TALENT,
EVER PRESENTED TO
THE NEW.yORR PUBLIC
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
NEW ACTS NEW WONDERS
| NEW AND MARVELLOUS FENrS,
| IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
| =: NEW COMIC BALLET PANTOMIME,
| THE BARBER AND TIE bEADLE,
| 80 which the entire Company viii appear. -
Norrcs-1Le special attention Of heads Of families dt
| MATINEEs ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY,
when the identical with those Of the
Prices Of Adrnsoo-Boxes and Dress Circle 50 cents,
Children half price; Seats Is extra; Am
phitheater 25 cents box Office open from ~ ni untJ
e. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

FJervis (Ere r. r. Orsn-- Co.. ". Y. reopens Sept, H.
Ad1rs.s Rev l. II. NORTliEUp Principal
The noanain scenery and s spacious end weFiniH-d ID
house. sbe iho-ou, % instruction IN deps gisnis
t:erse education with enjoym'nt OF sociei and ieo
privileges all combine 10 give value 10 thus Institution
From The Philadelphia Pres by r. l. Ses1s IL ~
Ii men means and intelligence IN our lace prf
ve. only Of the peculiar advantages, boh meaid 6Ad
.hyi enjoyed at this Institution spacious a. The Onidii
i 4 could not contain half Of those tor whom admission wcud
be sought.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02

WALLACK's
w Proprietor and Manager. .Mr LESTER WALLACA.
MONDAY,
Second time In America, u Comedy. In five acts the
DOUBLE GALLANT.
By Coey Cibber author Of /" Love for Love-"
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, CORRECT COS.
TUNES AND SPLENDID CAST
PERIOD, l1Uf.
Iu which will appear Mr. r. L. Davenport. Mr. John Gilbert,
Mr. Charles f.her Mr. Rngsold Mr.. George Holland, sir
John SETON MIR. Norton. Mr.. Wright. M Browne, MI.
Williaru.on Mr. Pope Mr. Graham. MI Ward Miss Made
line Urnriqes Mis-. Fanny Morani Mise lone Burke Mrs
John ssftou Mrs. Jennings, Miss Green, Hiss n Barrett
aud Miss S, Clair. - oo,,xrov
The play concluding with MINUEr ard COUNTRY
DANCE 6y all the characters, arranged by Mr. Giossi
TI'FSDAy-THE SERF.
WEDNEsDAY-THE DOUBLE GALLANT
THiIRsDAl-THE SERF
FRlDAY-THE DOUBLE GALLANT
sATURDAY-THE sERf.
A NEW DRAMA
ANTwFIyE ACT COMEDY
are also in preparation
Doors open ut 7ti begins af D.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
OLIISTON SPA ACADEMY, Saratoga Co.,

DNY-A select Commercial and Classical Family Board.
,oeeIocl for Bows Expense $50 per quarter fuis are
esen into the family Of the Principal Next term hegns on
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-02
v,r,r COLLEGIATE SCHOOL,
vVHE LATE MRS. G. ANTHON
ChLLESDERS

French and Jnglith boarding ana Day ochoo,
No. - l.. Twenty-hrstst..
will reopen Sept 20 under the charse Of Miss AInNrong VI
o.l@r superintendent aud be- conducted with the sam
aud upon the principles heretofore 50 suceo
fully carried out.