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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-23

the matrons OF the institution. punishment for
being somewhat too precocious A warrant has been
issued for the woman's arrest.
In the Canadian Parliament yesterday bill was
reported recommending that tonnage fee of 81 per
ton be imposed upon American vessels fishing in
Canadian waters. The Alien bill was amended so as
to make one years residence sufficient for naturaliza
ton purposes.
The Canadian authorities report that they have
discovered an important witness in the Darcy Mc"ee
murder case, the individual in question having seen
the fatal shot fred
The steamer Old Colony OF the Fall River line, ran
ashore on Harris Island during the dense fog pre-
vailng before day break yesterday morning. Her pas
sengers 800 in number were taken on by the steamer
Stonington. The vessel Is badly broken ana very
little hopes of saving her are entertained. During
the same fog the steamer Electra ran into the Elm
City, opposite Throgg's Neck, Long Island sound,
but by good fortune no serious damage resulted to
either vessel.
The first trot of the season came Off yesterday on
the Union Course Long Island. The match was for
$780, best three in ve for horses that never trOted
better than 2:45. The black stallion Ben God won
the race, his best mile being in 1855.
A dealer on Beaver street on Monday mysteriousy
lost $S3 900 in bonds. He has no clue whatever to
the thief although some Of the bonds have already
appeared on Wall street.
The Erie Railway case occupied prOtracted ses-
sion of the Supreme Court yesterday, Judge Barnard
presiding The order Of commitment Of the witness
Belden for contempt was discharged, he consenting
to be put the stand and answer the various ques
tons propounded to him yesterday. Several wit
nesses were examined, among them Judge Gilbert,
Of the Supreme Court in Brooklyn, who testified to
the issuance by him Of one eff the numerous injunc
lions in the case. At five O'Clock the court adjourned
till eleven this morning
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday before
Recorder Hackett John Mcdonald pleaded guilty to
an attempt at grand larceny; sentenced to State
Prison for two years and six months. Sigmund
Haurerstein, convicted Of obtaining money under
false pretences, was sentenced to the State Prison
| for eighteen months. Charles Mansfield was SEN
fenced to the Penitentiary for six months on cOnvic
tion of stealing coat. Charles Myers, convicted Of
| grand larceny was remanded for sentence.
The North German Lloyd's steamship Weser, Cap
| tain Wenke, will leave her pier at Hoboken at noon
| to-day Thursday for Southampton and Bremen The
mails for Europe will close at the Post ONCE at
twelve NJ.
The fine sidewheel steamship Herman Livingston,
Captain Eaton, will leave pier SO North river at three
p NJ. to-day for Savannah, Ga.
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Reform bill, and that the people mast pioneer
it by men from their own ranks. Disraei and
Gladstone have nearly reached their highest
bid for popularity and Office. Who comes
next? Who will be the first democratic pilot
for the British ship of State?
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NEW YORK THEATRE opposite New York HOTEL
PARIS HELM.
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men Ind fought two days houg mostly behind their
but Grant had ordered them To pursue One day OF pr
suit would give thempeace and rest for long time
Rosccrans reported rode all our lines annonRo-
ing the result o the fight In person. ordered the troops
10 rest. ana start the next morning In pursuit. The
was III O'Clock on the 4tb. 1.-THE next morning. But
viii Price ana Van Dorm wait at Haehe's Run to Inc
chptureni VIII ney not escape from Ord aud HurlDnt
during all the afternoon and nightf 10 70.
The next morning, ROsccrans started out but mis-
informed TOOK road which led him eight miles away
from Hatchles Run before the mistake discovered.
Meanwhile. Ord and Hurb mt had had their hight. at
disadvantage, with Price and Van Dorm who had made
wide circuit round. crossed the Hatchie several m,es
south at Crowns Bridge. burning the bridge tem
Grant was dspeased and cha gYined at the failure to
obey his orders implicitly. II did quite suit hss taste
either for commander ride about his army.
ing mis- victory In person, AT any time, and especially
when under orders 10 advance and follow the retreat
ing enemy He did not wish anyone to eat or sleep
gorify victory until all had been wrung from that
1T could possibly be made To yield Pursue dsperse the
enemy take the last prisoner the last musket before
you rest sleep. This spirit animated Grant in all his
battles on the Tennessee the Cumberland the Potomac
1t made HIM Lieutenant General and carried him In
triumph to the final scene on the Appomattox " The
longer live" said POWELL Buxton. "the more am GER
tain that the great difference between between the
feeble and the powerful the great and the Insignificant
Is cnegp. fnrincbe determination, purpose once fixed.
and then death yictory"-lPhelps's Lfn OF Grant.
For sale at TBE TRIBUNE Office Price. Fifty Cents.
II by Express s. per dozen $50 per 100 The cash must
all accompany the order Address Trg TRmuNE.
New-York.
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DIED.


sfGa sth Ts'' os' ed Rass vcsJ
Ho'"' o. Ss. ~ ns; Ss. Il t. eiis less
sr,. and honor, hereby .etiaed to ''.s%ss a. the
% ss:.. A ," srs 9" o. sTisa oa TO- attend
s s%s: Baker , yssT i sas "a Cap. Co
josEr% 4 MaEcrtIis First serrt
Jersey City, Friday, Oct 49, 8chsrd Bs"a H ' O
The fsts family invited .t'sS b: f'9 @nsI On
S S1Ses,.. Afternoon at O'CLOCK from tho
GnURoHLLA, Jackson Miss Wednesday os. ~ Lieut. ., JfGS
Notice Of funeral hereafter
DIaoS-oa Friday. &c. Way vile of g. D~on aged -
The remain. will he taken th. apu Jane'pO L. L.
for internent
GuSToHsuddenr Wednesday, evening De. ~ a,ry A. Gunoo
respectfully aa to attend the funeral
from No West rNenbas Mosdsy me'sSs Oct 49, a. 81
HIbI- RIVE we,he.ter County IS Hill formerly Of
The rsaiSe and friends 81 me s~y Ed~d
Petit, respectfully invited % seud The funeral on Sunday the
Portsmouth, n. H.. papers please copy.
Burlington. n j. Lucy. 'eu Of William Wilson King tue o'h
Day. the NH inst. sl o'clock To meet at Friends Aeeu0s
House 10 tina, city,
KIMMRI--Suddeny st aem. Thursday Oct le Alexander
Due notice Of the funeral hereafter
LONGsTRBBTou THURSDAY the 18th Mary Jane Dk wife Of
Archibald C. Longstreet, in the 23d ber age.
friends family respectfully invited to attend the funer,
II. residence Of her father Geo W Dk, No ls MseiOua
Sunday afternoon. at O'Clock.
MACLAYon Thursday morning Oct 5 1863 Robert H. Maeay h
The relatives l.nd family respectfully invited to attend
Sunday 1s dSy' nest Oct o. at p %
oLMsTEADIn " wedos.iay Oct 49, Of disease OF
the Lesr Locus Foot Olmsed 10 the 7Ii year OF his age
PIELPsAt simsbup. Conn., Moodav the Rth inst Mrs Eu
Phelps, and mother Of John J. Phelps OF this eitg.
wLsos-suddsny q, C...ki Oct a. F. n Wilson. esq aged Z
Relatives aud friends invited without usther notice
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MiRRIED.

gRxESESTBwA RT-On Tuesday the 1h u a the North Brold
at Presbyterian Church Philadelphia BY tue Rev Adams d. d.,
assisted By tho Rev r. shyks d. Mwad Greens, es9 20
dsphis.
RRIs-hoCRRADY-On THURSDAY Oct Is a. the Chareh Of TIE
Ascension, Rss b. the Rev Dr. John Coteussmb ass'sed
the Rev chss L. sykes Charles Harris Of G.as Falls n t.
Fanny Youngest daughter Of D. W. heCsady ~ Of hs cH
Albany papers please copy
JASgBY-C0GG EsHALLAt Bloomfield On Thursday ne is.h
inst after the manner Of Friends kmnor r. Janny
and Mary K. daughter Of Giles n. CcggeshsiL
nuy-COPFs-On Thursday. Oct ID by ns ksv pf lynG
Miller Keichum MARY Wolfe daughter Of john r. Conn.,
ST. yOHH-ANGBL-At Brooku THURSDAY Oct H. by the Rev.
j. L. BedGs. D. D., Hiram ~ John ~ eiChappsqn l., 10
Lizzie dassber Of Joseph Ange Of BrcokVn No card
SCOTTSYNNOTT-A Paus Church Poughkeepse Thusi
Oct 49, BIZ the Rev \ H. synuc Henry heotl OF New foh 70
Eliza daughter Of the late Stephen STnnow OF 81 John ~ b.
Thi LO-HALIIn New Haven WedneSia Oct H. by the Rev
Luss ass,ed bJ Taylor father 81 The brNlrg
Ta,s Of Andoei Mas 70 autoass dsasbs oi
n. Y. Han Of tbs
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Srttial Eotit,s.
The New-Yerk Daily Times.
SUNDAY EDITION.

THE BEST CHEAPEST. AND MOST wiDELYcik1' AIED
SUNDAY NEWSPAPER IN THE COUNTRY.
THE SPWyORK TIMES Of TOMORROW Oct 49, addition to
., tsray matte. Of interest value will contain story Of English
fashionable life entitled
WORDS SPOKEN IS IDLESRss.
ii, lyyig rHoals oae the uo popular Of modern EsHn
story writers ,.,n l..
An interesting article, by the best Fashion critics Of the Day
the
WINTER FASHIONS,
With other gossip about the
GRECIAN BEND,
and tb. fashionable folies Of the time.
THE DRAMA AT HOME AND ABROAD. With notes and w
concerning Plays and Players
REVIEWS OF NEW PUBLICATIONS, with literary and pc 'O'4
,o..,n concerning BOOKS and AUTHORS.
TRLRGRAPHIC NEWS Europe the West Indies and al p
Of the United States -, -
INTERESTING LETTERS from Correspondents IN Europe anu
home.
b u,u, variety Of Miscellaneous Reading topics Of geaerai
interest
T. lare, circulation Of file Sunday Edition Of THE NETWORK
DAILY TRs in nj, city vicinity renders one Of the oes'
ADyyrlslNG MEDIUMS business men could 'eect IL e
,e. among large intelligent class OF readers whom 10, VIC
m % business reach Adverhsemenss Tor inc so
nay EDITION should early possible SATURDAY
u ''D'' - H. J. RAYMOND Co
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Tr,MySON- SMITH, West Haven Conn rboray e 49,
a.t b The Rev Geo ge A. Bryan Clarence Thompson OF
Haven 10 helena r. daughter the late Cornelius o"'"
yANDERPOE-EbY-t wednesg Oct H. the Madison sqal
presb,ern the Rev Dr. Adams George b. Vsnaerl"
Mara LOUISE tighter Ofthe late H. Fly all Of th Guy
ULa thursday evening Oct Is in Chnh OF the HOY
nv VIM H. Moore Rector OF st. Georrr
tbn,aa JIsmDead T. Whet :" Miss Cha Hote H. HUI
aangnLsr of the ntsT Tho Hin all OF Brooklyn
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

EEw ORLE,Xs l6Coon active and better MdlRgs l3ic
receipts $50 bales O6 baesi sales Of
II bales; p 9 bales; net 81 $50 bales
rrpors-Lyerpoo 82l bales; sSe 1891 baesi contNise $500
bales stock U6 bales BIehAnge-Serhg 1871 d5lii Ne~lork
.lsht discount Gold hoaes hn and steady Flour
dull saperlue demand $b 75d Si Treble Extra SSd 80
CuAKLEroN Oct Coon market scVe aud advanced IT, sales
30 bales, Miidlngs, 2ic; receipts. 6t2 bales
":;-sss,0,. 0t l6-spiuts Tnrpcninr advanced sales
Al Rosl sead, Strained 81 60, No I'll TO- Pale
s56 2 Crude Tup.a,se active AZ f26S Tar hrm at ~ o.
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A Card.

DR CoiroN b.vns retained from bis European will
bis oo No. ~ Cooper Institute administer the
In person teeth extracted Our present scroll number
psn Thirty Thousand Nine Hundred and SIXTY i've go 1861 aud
accident i the thereby enisr hearty
Dentists Who have recommended patients nj once
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/. Things of the PHsf.v

On. Of your used family nearly four Years
and given entire There has been expense for repairs
quite number Of who bad bad
perence machines and has been managed ALL Ntbout
trouble For simplicity Of construction and ease OF management there
no machine that compare with the WILCOX GBBa fair
that the twothreaded machines only
things the past for family Geo. h. HiUtRs Syrdeas.
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the VERY LATEST EUROPEAN

LlyERPooI oct los a-Mdd.ng upanls spot l0d Mid
ding upsbds TO arrive dl0ld MiHg Orleans spot lid
HAyEp. lG-EVINISG.-(oiton quiet al laO francs
LoSpos oct RvFSiSG-The Money market quiet The
close Americas quiet. bat steady.
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Crs,m for To PRosYaoLsc Con LysR
csy.s 1, cures aud hitens. wonderful remedy. Try IT,
HYATT Co.,
Sole AGENTS for the q. s.. No. Baeisyw
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WPsT INDIA MARKETS.

HAVANA Oct l6Suga am No II d. s.. 81 reals arrobe Bs
LONDON strong ~ an cent prrmum United STATES
d25 per discount gold 90 days sight
- d1per premium short sight Jdil Der cent premium
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FreckIes, Tan, PimpIes &e removed BON The r.on BY
PHos P.paI.s LorIos Sold By ell Drusgs And By PsALos
A Sos NJ. 5l1 Broadway, N. y.
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p. .or.s Flor dc Mayo She perfume for sss handler
.b,f Sold by all Drusgs,s and BY PHALos son, n T.
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For the Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, use PH.toSs PA
psIs soar win chap tho skin Sold By al Druggu 70 esn"
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1aIitisa! gaiitu.


Union kepnbiicsn County Coaveutieu.-An sdjourseA
meeting this viii be held sdaaxsys
Twenty secoDdt. MONDAY SvENINd. Oct t At ocsek
PHLIr yoKDAy o. w. Blunt thstrss.
j. VBzES, g..
ALST. WuDsk. fNeera.es ~&h xHr3S>v, .<nUfu2Aug
j. V. GRfDLsr, 49,
CeSus' Sriswold sad Cornell Csmpaiss i,ias-x
neeetnsM hs hecuve Committee oil, As heJ
Twenty hrds sad Brosissv THIS sstasyI EygsIN,S sS
IL. Al So'c.Osi Nm ? RSrERKRnoT ~ oc.e"~
A. h. kkYcs "asi~s'
Grsnt and Cottax Boys Bae, and Tuune rvy CS.A-,
vii be furnishes vita fall gg. Brosdr,, ~
York u nes
shdes received or III, scy, 2la. Badge eanp soarsX -
STONh, RAIL cs Of rcstsn. !"
Unted states Ouces.Ah edces askss.ps ard other -
s nnJec TIE United Mates Government sasss
@asd s Used ststes sh. Book is-s; s ss J., BsSss.
sen Dsas Sent By nail address rscxp. Of si 49,
% eeas & A. DIMhiCK Co.. Publishers % Sszs.a u T.
Al sizes Of knxish B<snsas FLAGS, on hssd BXE6VSS
LANTERNS TORCHES and TRANSPARKNfKS pOYre sSssS -
LklfBRiNG, at short notice ""'""''e ~
hoIhk GRAHAM Artist. and Msaafssursrs No q Dr..s
nssso,eaa Sstsr.i,xaiie. Oaace, No. Is CAs.ssss
" Fkkp sCauRrx Ax-~
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Josrsvntr-D u............ Gen DANIEL uLIMAN
AEruuEssUEdn Hon W WI, !. 12 nRak
EoEv.......................G.B sTEBBiHs. e.g.
CASTox......................Ger.G GRO. ~ SHARE
HIGHLASDs p m...........S Major o. M WILSON ofind
MArrnUoK. .................H T. CROzlEk esg.,
Maj. Con. ALFRED PLEASQFroS
hiiiS; B. so jEsKISS. go ~
oKisKAST .................F g. GBDNBY esq
N-IoGk Cooper Institute. Rev. l. Il KING
HUDSON .....................ie Gen n T. BAnhS
D. g. NOBLE
SODus Gen f HfTE & Of qs Missouri
Pulaski. =. m........... Gen 6EO W. PALMBR,
tR ssFs kf 4. SSHlE CSC. go
WaSsA% h BRiYKERnogFci ohio
as I Ions / $ $SoMA 8 dSn1
f Ion EE ksfst bankf f
SCHROON LAKk....''.'''.. Ven. Jvi i e Nr .NInN
SING SING.............'..'{ WM MORAN, ESQ., efPenn.
y,,er1. ..............Col +. b LANSING
po,T JsNys Hon. JOHN STEVENS ofMe
D. J. AP 3 BELSSRD ofrnd
..-,,,........! l.' GOV WATER HARTMAN ofSH
HOMER: y ,a Hon PATRICK CoRBETT.
DOBBs FERKY.....''.'' halo, ~ aSgS Of Ma.
FoRT EDwARD...........'. Gen. DANIEL ULLMAN
Gen. K ". HISCKs Of MAJ"
'o'''''' t Cen j il GS l. FITZPATRICK.
ALBANY..........'.'' 900 nnH a. ~ W.yRhN
corvxpx,us Gen. GBORGB w. SHAkP
WSDHAN. p m............. Major q. NJ WILSON Of Ind
ONTLRio.................. " ~
POuGHKEsrsE...........ReV W ~ H. on bo npIScK
81. BRADFORD PNNCh
ROsLYN. Col. J. J. OCONNOR
Nxw.YoRE, No 335 Bowery. GRO W. HoHlhh,, esq
p'Se,yi ............... Hon CIIAS D.. BEhLk
BROOK r
VAN e..
u.wsIxsyuIu .............F G.. GEpNbi. esq
Novy.y ............... Hou. A. u. SHAW.
(lIou C.. H. VAN WICK.
GREEN PoiNT ltenV '''''' Hon. WIN. DORSliBMBR
norvo p, .txs X ST CLAIR
FAR RocEAwAY.. i.!bil ~ oI,,s NI
GIlBoA CO. R RRiSK HRoFf Of Ohio
' (IA Gov. STEWART L. WOODFORD
osw.eo ......... Hon. JOHN A. KASS0S ofiowA
(Gen. T. Nj. HlTk
Gen. WIN. H. GIBSON Of Ohio -,
BATH John A. J. CRkSSNBLL or MD
T,co~Dvvoe, .-...... y. Gen JOHN c. CALDWELL Of Ne
C,v1 no r. T. LANSING.
PH.NKIrN. HRSrSrE Y. De WIGNB.
us.nIII A -. Hon. BUTLER e. NOBLE.
SATURDAY, q.
W,,snrows III Gov. STEWART L. woODFORD
MARLBOROUGH. Gen Join L. SMlI i m nlssS
BATAVIA JOHN A. j. CRBSSWELL Of Md
. ~, lion. CHAUNCEY NJ. DEPBw.
BRooKLIN ACAD' oF MES Hon. WIN BROWN Of Ky.
MARIAN ..............G JOHN q. CALDWELL OF Ne
(Gen. ID. H. sICKLBS,
uopxrrt,yII..... Gen, ALFRED PLBAS0NT0N,
IA.Gov. JOHN G. LRR Of OHIO.
FlBIUs P. N.............''''s fev ~ j. hNbS.
MIDDLKBuRGH. eSl
CoLI POISr........Co L. ~ MN, MI.
$500 So, A. 7. FOSS Of New Hampshire
p'"v -, ,rSs .............Ilon. CHAS L. BBALB
WIN. J. CORNWBLL
SiAAiS'' Hon. H. l.. CHANDLER 81 Va
CAIRO Major q. NJ. WILSON 81 Ind
s..u.-.. Major A. N. HANCOCK OF ND
STAkkyGLLE. On spV 49,,
DELTA. ,ip
n ns :. 49, ...C Gen n. r BANKS.
nvNpoo. .Gen X NJ. LEE ofCt
CRHkN.... -
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common Teoosch to Ioedcs men that thev Or. mar, -
sh or more snprogessye than elias, Of peo,. Th
will not apply 10 the celebrated Dr. H. Schemes f phs
phs whose discoveries medical eute him to the ,,. -
gratitude Of tie whole civilized world Innovation, p.s.
ua Dr. deserves " she credit exploded toe old essoei.
that consumption ucab and be has proved that csome he nos
dangerous and Pernon article ia the phsscopoa dpnsel
With medical practice Dr. SCHESCk valuable subss,u. M
cAOme which proved by much experience purposes
which the mineral supposed to be spted
Tine to he perfectly harmless its operation This remedy
comprised sCHESCKs MANDRAKE PILLS Asa certain
for consumption d. sCBNCKs medicines have been tested for
thsa quse cg y innaaesee experiments beginning vita
the case Of Dr. SCBNCE himself Who from shat appeared be the
very a,t stage pulmonary disease restored 10 robust health
use OF these Fu directions ACCOMPANY each
Dr. SCHRSCK professionally At bis principal ofce PHILADELPHIA
every SATURDAY. where al letters for advice must he addressed
lie will professionally No. % BOndst, Se~Yot
TUESDAY October q. a No. Is HAnoyerst Bos.ya.
WEDNESDAY October t He advice free but for thorough
examination lungs .h his Resprometer the price o. Om
hours each city. nom "a m to p m
Pnce Puoac Sup aud sessesd Tonic each 81 20 bot
tie on 81 hsioaea Msadrake Pills Is cents per bOL na
,appv fDr ScheDcks medicine, ali times ., biz Roona
Alan for ale BIZ all druggists and dealers
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LIGHTNING DISPATCHES

SUNDAY MEINVC Hi' -,
tn. that thousands OF miles OF We WIEN
.o,,rcs Of other sheets snoring IN their ps
h special FAC special sources the hn po'eP
peoples SUNDAY GUIDE a. k,or
have one peculiar Characteristic th,y asf 70
tnov n, the possible The SUNDAY ns n sa
iaiosynersey add grahes Mach o. What
krev fI hods ou
easrree Journal Not to day beodhsoi 10 isle
and chooses to be In that belsu P
EVERYBODY TAKES THE SUNDAY MEkClhI.
This naturally great odeuse to the k Sunday shess % ~
doubt for them to be on the s NJ
copies ntnf ne people care 70 reaa 70 90
still born offspring Of be press that
eorpsss Moae exposed all day for recognition IL ,n .es
be better buried dcent where the hand o. ss
rssa They only provoke contempt .een eo
traded for lie guide philosopher ana en5
LIyE sKwsPAPxR Ike Che SUNDAY MERCURY -. -
:. srss nke the SUNDAY MsRCI RY f' % "'e''
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as-x-,v 81 New Medical Work.
c0NsrAfrfGN fR.ivtE1rTs ASTHMA AND CATARRa

coNsrdfTr0N BR5vtETTrS ASTHMA AND CATARRa
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED By INDICATED iSHAL
ATIoSs BY IL p. DILLESBAcK, NJ. d.
Octave volume pages eoo.ed Autographs and essavings Foe
sale by WOOD Co.. Neafort LINDSAY BLAKIsroS.
philadelphia. Prr 81, seBt Tree receipt Of pnee
We regard the Dr. Denbak Of the sacsbls
tutons Science eeeu s.ud from the press and from ss
high eesed reputation Of the author se bepesk tor srtsa
.ys circulation. : Boston Journal.
preventive TO those sbc have weak lung and heresy
pdDos-d consumption ,he chapter Respiratory Rrsrciss
alone Is veil worth the price Of the book
Dr. Deubeck cs,ssd his York ohs No. go Bssi
Of Ssveae-nth THURSDAY sad FRIDAY Of evsy
Bartietts Reversible sewing Machines sai
verssy acknowledged ne the LOWEST PRICED RELIABLE Ma
chimes they b- ad By hand The sold SIS viii
ell the Family Sewing Dcpc, No 569 Broadway Ee~Yort
Foote'S Patent Umbrella Lock uand, Nursery Desasx
Stsnd, Pstsut Bind aud Animal Cages
A. 81 Fo0TE Co. Manufacturer No. los Jobs-st
Pest-Omas Notiee.-Ths Europe viii be lpssess1
from s1cs ri BSDAY THURSDAY saa SATURDAY siss-
ct II IS, ii q:
snd y, li:le, and a. II o'clock -.
As WEDNESDAY s'sce Of the hSgs Of closing Which oil,
Dsasi tAs Gsass ones ed as Stations rUEsDAIp
JAMES KELLY. r. n.
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,,.,,,n RnnnhIicnn NationaI CommIttee.

Ncy-Yorx Grant and Colfax Boys in bi"o,
. qg y GATES Chm TX Con-. Rooms 6 aud IL A0r h0a''
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nus as sss0i TO hare political rctoTy uS ruiz % shn
,gas 10 have az, AIDOndtOr ia 1865 ana ereTy """ VIZ"
Eopes E,s country should pOte for Grant YEA
"PuiIIP III. SHERIDAN, MaiOr-Gen u. .. a
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THE CAMPAIGN.

y.~ Pr,s,Eni ................ ULYSSES = GRANT
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