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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SHOULD

pHEUMATISM.- SHOULp
~ TIA in mind that this Is the season on the y1as
whet sches sud pains most felt. To avoid thO.a
lhey 8 uld not neglect trying the best remedy N
RHEUMATIC ANNIIIrAToR,
which Is sold at the low price Of
49,, IL CENTS PER BOTTLE,
bringing IL within the reach OF ali No ls.s 1han
$1,000 bottles have been sold since itE in.roducGn,
and from the evidence Of those who have tested ~
miraGnlous powers over Neuralgia, RheumanHas
Sore Throat, Pains in the 8 de, Neck, Loins, A..
~ Also In cases Of PILES, stamps II Al once q The
POOR MANS Friend.
Get bottle, Try 1t, and you viii be convinced
We have established agencies ., the followts9
places variety Store, 46 South Second d DRUG
store COT S south stb and 9Th SIS Mrs. Baksr, %
Milhamsburgh. In New York-sa 1851 BowsI
". Dson 81 cor Ind svs cad sosh ssss snd,h
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RAnMAY,s READY RELIEF

have committed n serious mistake For this remedy,
freely used among the troops will prevent aud cure
N double quigl; time Small PIX. Measles Yellow,
Iyplus' Typhoid and AL ether malignant diseases.
Let the Government supply every military depot aud
encnpment with Railways Ready Relief Ne
sickness of a serious nature viii prevail Eve
volunteer should provide themselves with few l.
ties ui this remedy. II will protect you agni.sf
lien attacks OF the most malignant disorders Nh
viii IN all cases Of Sickness expedite a cure
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WONDERFTIEFTTCrrs ,


One Of tie Priyates Of tho Eighth Regiment, at
present IN the city, relates the iollowingi
"A'ter our arrival at Annapolis, our Company,
udei Chl T. Lawrence, were employed IN tho
trenches the hrst night We slept with our feet in
tie water aud our heads resting on our knApsackH
Tor pillows. In the morning, our blankets which
was our only covering, were wet with the
heavy dews that We wrRng the water cut OF them
IN streams our limlS and joints were 40 stiff
That We could hardly move them. had three
bottles Of RAILWAYS READY RELIEF, two
o. which gave away 10 my comrades, and
the other used myself and shared partly with
others. We all lnthCd our limbs and joints with
TIE READY RELIEF. In few moments the
lnlneness and stiffness, pain and WEAKNESS, leN u.s.
We then-havng no liquor with us-drank READY
RELIEF and water THIS chcered and inygorated
US, and enabled ~, With the aid Of two meals con-
sismg OF hard biscuit and salt pork, H. stand guard
duty work ~ the trenches and wheebsrrows for
tWenty-iour hours having only two hours rest 10
long rs the READY RELIEF lasted, we could PER
form duty, but when that gave out fell sick, and.
by the order Of our Surgeon, returned 10 ths city
am &c tain TINT " there WA plentiful supply OF
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF IN the regiment,
our sulleiingA would have been trihng. l intend
r'Mningtn my regiment in few dnys, and win
take with me good supply. II il the re.uest OF
myteh and most ol my friends IN the regiment,
That You tax immediate stops ~ have RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF added e. tho medical stores ~
every ,ogmoi, TWIN save the lives Of thousands
of M troops"
DRINK IT.
suffering from thirst, weakness, fatigue, q tea
81 omidl Of READY RELIEF, in = lumber Of VS.
ter, will provo of greater service than alcohol,
whisky On any other liquor.
MOSQUITOES.
Orl troops win sun, great annoyance FROM III
bite aud ttings of m,~uuit.C4. Those Of VII giniI
aud tie cotton, rice, uId sugar lards ore exceed
mplN poisonous, and hrict severe and o,tiI alta
soles and wounds. u RAILWAYS READY RE
LIZ IS APPLIED I" tie bitten part il viii "a a iew
luomouta top tie most uutizng itching ucutr,-
NE TIE poison and aIHv Inflammation Battle the
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A DOWN TOWN MERCHANT,

Having passed several sleepless nights by
the sgonios and cries OF . suffering child, sud 10
coming convinced that Mrs. wINsLow's soora.
ING SYRUP was jua ths article needed, procured
tsuprly fog the child. On reaching homo and 80
quAlnting his wife with what he had done, she "a
fused to Asve Ii administered 70 the child. ~ shs
WAS strongly in hvor OF Homeopathy. Th., nlghi
the child passed In suffering, and the parents with
cut sleep. Returning homo 4 q lay following, thu
i'ther found the baby still worse and, Wills ooh.
emplAtug another Slosplsss nislA tho mother step
pei from the room 70 attend 10 Suns domestic iu.
ties, and len tho father with the child During her
Ibsenoe be administered portion Of the BOOTH.
/ ING SYRUP 70 the baby, and said nothing TA.,
usht all hAnds slept we'll and hs lii.s fellow ,vols
IN the morning bright and happy. The mother wa,
delighted with the sudden aud wonderful ohaneo
and although Al tIst offended At the decer,on pr..
decd upon her, kAs continued to Use the syrlp, ans
suffering, crylng babies aud restless nights have
disappeared. single ira Of the syrup nsysr va,
aloG Il relieve the baby, an overcome ihs preIu.
Dies Of nc mother.
MOTHERS hoTHEksi MOTHERS Has
OLD NURSE FOR CHII.DGlN-Donr hai. tour,-
cure Mrs. wINSLoWs SOOTHING sYRup FoE
CHILDREN TEETHlSG. IL has no eIua on sN,tb
NJ mother who hW ever tried Nrs WINsI OIy,e
SOOTHING SYRUP FOR CHILDREN will syor
oonselt 10 les hOr child pas through tine ds,ressn,
and critical period u tsest ng ouI the Aid OF M,
pga.ugl!o pgeQ Arsiioa. ]; lie and health can he
s't'mrei Is GO.lSrs and csiLL IL worth the weigh,
IN d.
n lA"s q o1stlfs arc sold every year In the Uni.
'ol ststcs. IL IL Al old AID well uiod remedy.
nus ~ THE SEASON OF the YEAR, whsu
children tetIrng are almost ca.tAin ~ 10 afnietoJ
with Dysertsry and DiArrh1A Mrs WINsL owe
SOOTHING SYRUP Ia mover failing remedy D.
these diseases aud Will give immediate rslief NOV,
all pain aud distress incident 10 the proosas OF toe,b
ing. Every mother should provide u for hsr ehld.
ron.
DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE NOW KEEP Mr..
wINsLoWs SOOTHING SYRUP for ehildrvn
teelhing. No medicine In tho United StatOs sails
Ike H. III . Standard medicine, and il fAIns A
world wids. PhyhciAns order aud use u wharsvsr
its magical effects have bean witnessed.
BEWAKI OF oOuETHASnu AND nnnxAxTona
Rome genuine unle1 ths tAc- Gmile Of CUkrIa
rkkkINs, New York. u On The outside Wrapper.
bold By Druggists throughout The world.
ritneipL o1hes. No. - Cedar q, hyW York.
rriOs 0nly % vents Per bos.A NJ
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The NEW YORK ILLUSTRATED NEWS of,hh

"ln former number we reminded them that tbs
First Division eff the French army In Russia had
suffered ess than any other division, because Mar
slal DaNuust had made each soldier carry lint.
hhd'gos and provisions for himself; II to these ne
cessaries every soldier will add "a small quantity u
that invaluable remedy, RAILWAYS READY RE
llEf' lie will not only derive actual benefit during
the CAM agn' hut viii escape many hours Of pain
ana suffering from rheumatic affections In alerlile.
should lie survive the terrible contest IN which Our
country n unhaIpiy enRagod.n
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Tic military bulletins announce that Small Pox.
Measles, ard Malignant Fcycis, have broken o'it in
different regiments. Tie Gallant Maine Regiment rs
still dctt.ucd-May 22l-h willcu's Point and oar
troops NJ Washington, Annapolis, Fortress Monroe.
are swelling the sick li-t o. uu alarming extent The
G"NclimoL ~ ncs letting to supply the medical
stores " .th
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NACCINE NIRTs-

We Lave completed arrangements with physi-
elan of extended practice g. furnish ms with fiesh
vaccine virus from healthy infants, IN chemically
sealed glass tuhos, iaid win supply physicians aud
surgeons IN the army with either vaccine matter or
seals, in tie tubes, tr 80 cents each1r two tubes,
one cuhiliuing vaccine matter and the other scubs,
iur 90 cents capable of yucciuntug Mt lc.t ten per
SONS. We viii guarantee every tulc of vaccine TO be
hesh and pure, aud from healthy infants.
Address RADWAI Is CO., % john ,t INCLUDING
the amount In l,Stape stamps,
RADWAl 6 co,
my2i tlNnn - John ST. n Y ,
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

/ -
~ OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
| ALBANY, August ist, 1851.
To IHE SaHetrT or THE County or Nav YoREi
| sur
NorroE 70 BIRxBY OWE, tha, at the General
Election n he held in this State, on the T,tos4ay
suooeeding the first Monday Of November next, tie
tm.Wlhg ofhoeIs are " DO elected. 10 wit
secretary OF State, In the place Of David r. Floyd
4 Comptroller In the place o. Rober, Dcnnls,on;
Al Attorney General, in the place Of Charles q.
stat ~ Pneer and Surveyor, in the place Of Van
X Richmond.
State Treasurer, N the place Of Philip Doraholm.
Canal Com missioner, in the place Of Hiram Gard
ntr, for fill term;
A Canal C"m missioner, IN the place n Ron jamin r
Bruce, vile W. appointed h. 81 tho vacancy
occ,sioned by hc dcsth Of strucl n. narres.
Al LEector oi State Prison, In tie place Vi Jus.Ah
T. Everest;
Judge .! the Coui, Of Appeal, in TIE place o,
All Whose terms Of once will expire on the ba
day OF December newt
Also a Justice ~ DE supreme Court for tho Firs,
Judicial District, In tle place Of Thomas w.
Cefke, whose term Of Office will expire On tbe
Rst day Of December next.
Als2, Senators for the Fourth, Fifth, Sixth and
Se,,ith senate ID trtct5, comprising the County
Of New York.
COUNTY OFFICERS To BE ELECTED.
Seventeen Members ~ Assembly.
a Sheriff, IN the place 81 John Kelly;
County Clerk, In the place Of John Clancy;
judge Of Common Pleas, in the place Of John r.
Brsdy;
J9.tice Of the Marine Court, in plscc OF Arba X.
Msyuarl
Dlsiric. Attorney, in the place OF Nelson J. Wa
tertiary:
Two stices of the Superior Court In tho place on
- ITwB ". WnVdruh and Murray Hoffman;
f"nr Coroners, Ia the place OF Robert Gamble An
drew H. Jsokmau, Francs II. O'Koefe AID
william Schirtrpr;
Two Supery sors IN tic place Of Elijah F. Pirdy
aud Oui.pu Blunt.
Al hose terms Of oaice will expire on tie lAa
day OF December next
Yours RcspertfuNv,
ID. r. FIOYD .TONT9
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MILITARY.


o-or sgimenas Of light cavalry ar. siou. b
" The U. q. 0overnmenA, ona q uh
- s oe.sd ne II, U. 3. Lanoers, Il now In pro
.hi,h - IN y Ool. emolinnki, ths haadquasssr
h,.,.ah .l We Wa Department. WaahinRtou, an
~ " . o.noes 70. Park Place, CORNER Bruad,'
..,,rl ~" ~, IN charge Of Acting Adjutana ?
ncIlgne, Several indnoernsnts A., ofJsrssi !, |,
uemen wishing 70 raise oompanios Of ~ msn
~ well ~ W privates Ambitious Of ruilis.Y- ~,
whom promotion IL guaranteed. An spplio,l
IN the Northern States arc W he addreaseI n
Acting Adjutant, who will supply fres pau,.-
ohctis and men 10 the Camp Of Randasvons
soaisda, y. Westchestsr County, New vok.
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personal.

pensions SECURED FOR SOLDIERS,
wounded or digabled during the present. war,
and also for the widows OF those killed or " no may
die In service. Claims fer pay, bpinty land, &C.
promptly attended to. CALVIN W. sMITIL cor
nsr Chamber and Chatham "a. % qlaoslpt
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COAL AND FUEL.


WHAT Is GRANULAR FUEL i-NOT
virginia Pine, tut Jei sey y no simpiv brtisb
No'u 'rpu our native forcsts Of hickory and oaL
Tn 'Hci 49, bushels o. per cent. chtapei than Az '
'fher Si.nwn kludihy wood try H. and vow wi
- no o'hor-GrAnulAr Fuel Yard, ib,h u and iitL
ayc'uC. 10 %. 80. '''I
COAL-ptlNu WHOLESALE an. ma.
"a AGENT '1r the sale - 4, me " sue L.. 4 re.,
a. sud Loi n cls's, vii eel ,arrs Il m, u,v,s,
NSsiue pfc' nd ny rriNl At ~ 70 De- ., IL n,
I've rans', Gret' ard tu-nace rrtruai AID do
''rcd ir'- tIe yard, cor. King aud Crecs ,icn 1ta
~. reg " Il" ~ md hossevsi rta
'clS %'"''' NAT. CLINTON
COAL-tESt PEACH ORCHARD. RE
and WHIT ash ,ua', always On hand a, lie NV.
. ma kr' prize a. QuEklPILS, 10 CaraI ,,d
80 s'St1 a'c, .s. 2gtu and Soth st. seiq 2i.l'iso
CoAl,-si.35 PEE TON, THIS WFEk
- on, ior g., t,rt rcd And whia A.1 c,,l
st've, fuls', 7Ie aud hIuAca Hizai do. yprc5 fre.
Ed N. Oiea li6S bpWery, nssr rirsfnaH
ses 2ia''s
SUPERlOk RED AND WHITE ASA
- GOALS,
FOR Family use screened aud deli yef,,i rom slate
" ~ psIh o. tie C,'yRt
$40,
rer ton of 2OD0 lbs
ORDERS ieN Al lao Wavedy Place: 1854 Wa,lIny,o,,
- 10 Wet lltl At 81 Peny sad Wa.t s,r,sts
A. ThIADWElL, Agent. SELF 2a,c'lSf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AM.
Il erlcan Teeth Co.-pactlc,l d.ntists a. -
.ei ting beautiful full sets a, 50 and $40, pat seat
~ cent? Ter tooth, warranted half ne usilsi nrics
me me nIAlS % cts. ss4 Bowery, opposite Fiiti
se10 24aos1A9
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COUNTY CLERKS oFrCE, NEW YORK,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE, NEW YORK,
October ., 1891.
Public notice is hereby gwen that on toe 12,h dag
Of October shall proceed 10 draw panels of brors
Tor the following Courts, n be held In aud for tbs
CITY and Ccuniy Of New York, on the 4ih day Of
November, 1881.
Two PANELS Of 100 petit Jurors each for Supreme
Court Circuit, Parts and o.
Two panels q i04 petit Jurors each for Court "
Common Pleas, Parts 1 and ?.
Two panes Of tO4 petit Jurors each for supt rio
Court Parts I and
paI el q 80 Grand Jurors, and also n panel OF
10 petit Jurors, for Court Of General Sessions.
cc4 5'il9 JOHN CLANCY, G. ERIK.
NOTICf-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
Nthe stockholders Of the New England Car Spring
Company, for the election 81 Trustees, will be hold
at the Office Of tho company on Tuesday, the eth
day Of Ociober next at ~ O'Clock NJ.
SEES y'liT j. n THOMPSON Sec
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DR. lNGERSOLL IS THE MAN - $40
so TIE beet teeth, best fitting plates, aud mos,
sclentne tooth extractor that we ave seen ia Ne4
$3.50 24.c'lb1 ave-
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| NlTEO STATES LOAN
- Z 3-lO TREASURY MOTIFS.
OFFICE OF
kLrClltM son 4 Co,

NEw NoGK, September pa 1881.
pursuant h lus ructlurs nom the sscr,,aly o.
tue Treasury, a Book hrs TINS DAY hoan up,ua5
u TIE above ollco for glls 7Jtour, ulder NV su,
lt' ntthden,t, FOR Treasury Nllcs, 10 lie Issued IN
sum 81 tity, one hund "a five hundred ono tlou.
ss'i' or I'VE tlllsArd dollars each, payable Atrlst
~ lsb. aud bearing int ret Al tho rAte Of 8.fC
PEI cent ltr Snnum such Interest payable scpli aB-
unilIy, and represented by oDupuuA which nav lac
TIE notes. "''s
Tue above rate ~ Interest rays twY cov,s each d,
"n eNcl! hurd'ej Dbl srs aid parties tskngtle
notes, August ~, 10 Tue date Of th,i- sI 4,to '''
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1 ,EORGE nNEEzE-nREAp ANn MnL

,EORGE BREEZE BREAD AND MOI.
- FIN BAKER al fi.t'n ava, Hr.Jklyu lU
- Crosby ~, new York. hers I, Inform tn 90. 49,
iAht' o. NeN York and tt vicinity, tiu,i he VII
.urry families, hotc'., aud eating hri,,-, Mn A.
Lln'S Il tie very best Bread Mi''iis a a g,,l,
"" vi hes particularly ~ cal. att1utiul t. sIpo
lor laltm Brr'd, w,th which h' hat supplied
c ~. PrkuF eating house, 90 u ~ Il for 4 . l..t
it ErstH, and ~ pronounced hy a. to Ir tC ii, 80
h"eIihy u'cad in Use. Tho sIItrriLst win ie..
Bad, Muhns aud RlNs At u'rl.. x in 81 . moan.
lne, NJ any &C. below Gr.rJ "a. A. pud.r..,r
uCHAS. PA krH5 batting lnusc, viii 10 prl,ru,
Iu .tsrNsd TO. . Hs...t
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RALM OR MHI1R ImIIno I.I=.=

hahn OF WHITE LILLIES-LADIES
lave you tried this excellent preparatlon sor ~,
sKR hor PRESERVING and BEAUTTFYING IN
lie bshi, ~ ss,'on unIiyaled. To those who are il
White, should ny the -''N . uH OF LAZY
BALM OF WHITE LILLIKa
T.. inns denghtful and highly perfumed preparAtioa
n ~ Se'1Alled Tor removing PiMPLEs, Bi.OTCHKA
,ions' suNBuRN, FRECKLES, and all lmpsrtso
son and white, rvalling Nature in her sarest form
~ "ATan,ed 70 be free from all injurious inErs
int' and 4 re article for . ladiss' toilss TfyS
~ te sI VII Like 10 Price only 20 cents. Oar
~ ~ az 1s ~ bouth Second q, WilliAmsburgh, sn4
@H Ash,h eve. New YSrk. ssas Sias'
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RERDHanNs.H.
IVTHEY co RIGHT TO THE sPOT."-

"TnEY co RIGHT TO THE Sror"-
INSTANT RELIEF STOP YOUR coUGHi
PURIFY YOUR BREATH
STRENGTHEN YOUR VOICE.
srALDNGs
THROAT CORRECTIONS.
THROAT CORRECTIONS.
THROAT CoNFECTIoNs
GOOD FOR cLERcyMES.
GOOD FOR LECTURER
GOOD FOR PUBLIC SPEAKERS,
GOOD FOR sINGEw,
GOOD FOR CsNsUMprrvEs
GENTLEMEN CARRY
sPALDTNGs THROAT CONNECTIONS,
LADIES ARE DELIGHTED WITH
srALDINGs THROAT CONVICTIONS,
CHILDREN CRY FOR
srALDING'S THROAT CONNECTIONS.
They icl.,ve Cough instantly.
They clear the Throat
They We siren III and volume to tho voice.
THY iu part lciyls aroma to the breath
Th,y &C teiis iful T. tie taste.
They arc mode Of simple herb. aud cannot harm
any Que.
advise every one who Las a Cough or a Husky
voice or B,d Broail, or any difficulty Of the Throat
to Get package Of my Throa, CouicCtions, they
wi re eve y.u s,snty, and you Wi agree with
me tiat obey go right - the spot" You Will Aid
them very useful and pleasant willie travelling or
winding public mcctn $, for slilins your Cough
" ala. IA your thirst Il you try ono package 1
' '' 90 WV "''' "''' o'u'
'icr them indispensable. You will Cad them al
ho Diu-gft, and Dealers IN Medicines
,,,.,,,.,. ........... -
Ny 'sna,urc . on each p,,aag,. A.o,hcrs arc
oun''r''ii.
p.,i..,,, So, .,,,, t... mai, ,,..,....,
N''''"
ChPHhhlC fills
CURE
CURE
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DR, HOfT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,
thr,e dnurs above Goth street, inserts heautihl
s'tts of teeth ON his improved atmusphe ic plates
WIN or without eNtraCtng the roots GA Roid AZ
l.w as S2a silver, - Rubber $40 patua, S26
Althciol lone fllng tllserted without painl o.
cents gold % cents to 8 amSlsan, ~ cents Al
work Warranted. OIL 9iarsiTs
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slIERIEFs nErICH

WTFT 7 TTIT, I
CRY ANp 'prStY or SEw YORK ~
hereby certify Tie nbuve ~ be true cop, = tie
original notice received ~ me tbs day r. "a the
Secretary Of State
August I'd, 1867.
JOHN KTLLY,
Sheriff. ~ tho City and County Of NV York
EAlRACffROM CHATTER i-O, LAWS or 1850
u TIC Sherih 20 CIeri, of the County Of New
york WHO shall receive notice uf an ele, ton shall
without delay, deliver a copy OF such notice l., tie
bHId q. ipcrvisota %. sad county, and each Sl-
p''N''r o' sNd county; lac sh, also cause copy -
such uoti'c g. he publ shed once tu each week Irt
sc elect '' therein sueu'tvi 600 su,i news, spats IN
SOD 'uuHty, not cyCecdUT fifteen mnumhei, having
Tue largest circulation iu the city and tie county
Pursuant q tie above extract, pruprielofs %
ne"s'"prr are notified not 10 insert tAls ADJ eItse-
mcut uu.ess duly authorized
JOHN KELLY.
sr3 iGS'OS
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., New York, Scptemher'2I, 1851
To 'acilitote the ollie, Is for Which Inc 49,
" mas been established We will receive from sub.
cllntTs certified checks up,n the banks II hi,
Wy any euric't bank notes-ourselyes furnishing
o'ln to tie required amount 'S
We " " also, v desired, forward the oer,acato.
o, delost to Washington, obt,in the Trea,',rv
NTI'- anu forward them 81 any given address
No charge VIII In made for the above seryios.
kErCuUM, son a co.
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Having been supplied by tbe socrs so'n, i os
IieSssufy, am PREPARED 10 mmiah Treasury Me-
Desnns in,er,,t at the ratio OF $40 per cent per
s.'a r~ysEe 70 order n required. aud OF the va
hsrelOr Ia gold CO current Nlnds, 49, N'a'Sa'
ssas tsin k0RRU EErCHtn
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TO CONSUMPrIYES-A PREACHER OF

v NVNoU ut ~ Fo-A PKtACHEK OF
- Tie "ospel, having cured hs sou o.. Conslmnt,ol
US ""Isi stages amer being gwen ny 10 lie by the
most celebrated piyic ANS desires 10 M Aka known
ttt mode ofcure which proves successful In eyerv
easr, 70 those alptei with coughs, colds, aud con.
SUMPTION, and he VII send il free ~ Charge 10 AZ
y desire il and II forward him their aiIresS
Address DAEll.L ADEk, sIS Pear! 81, n. Y.
galS g4.cslII "
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GENERAL. BUSINESS.

a X. CNDEKHlLL & SON, WHOLE
sale and retail dealers IN ane ian, ~ grooeriea
s'l ~ hth ave. Flint green and black tess iipuf va,
gar, buuer, 90, cheaper than ever. ssIl 9lao'iN
AHl. WEBSlER'S GREAT SPEECH roo
- size Unhn--Tha superb IN lfaunR, SOHSS la.
~" oderrd ~ 81 20 per ccpy. AGENTS wantsl
y. II BuVNHTr 4 On,6l Nassau 81. h Y ssl9 a4ao.
~. HUNEK BOsTWICK, AUTHOR or
- lC,eral muiilAl works, will contiuua tho prAc
!, ~ medicine and surgery, ~ 70 Eos, 18th 81
dsl-' ~est ~ Hrf Ad~sy uatT QlacsiIa
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DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL BET OF TEETH ON GOLD
4 so, on silver $40, partial pieces nom 81 TO Is
Ter t.tS' with or without extracting the roota
TEETH hlIod with oemerts, gold OF silver, from u
sene l. 81 each. TNtn extracted without pain a.
VIlLERs, son'r. Sei2 aiassls
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-05

SLWlNG MACHINES, 1i9 HESTER ST..
- one door est 81 BnHery, II the bes place T.
6" gers, Oruv,r n n.kcf's, aud oths- se,,irg
ma LINES repaired IA the most substantial mamie!
\: H. Needles shlt.es, bobbils, gauges, Sc, a.
NOE hAe AMI retail s2S 2lacsIq9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-05
ssBAE ESTATE.

farm FOR SALE OR RENT-A PAKM
Of 90 acres, with the crops, close " depo,; p,,a
session A. once beises ~ rent 10 small farms fot
sale. Call ~ ~ Fulton ~, or srRPugN Vail
Flainhed Depot N. J. said oi.,.ifs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-05

lsAcr'ug from thirst, weakness, fatigue, q tea
hloHliul Of READY RELIEF in = lumber of Wa
Ter, Will provo OF greater service than alcohol,
whisky, ol ANY uthor liquor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-10-05

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE CHEAP
Prirr tl30J-in ~ d order, NOR toe Wa.LIuy
ton Park, BROOKLYN 0iuiro n Park ave BOOK
Ign oia.tDi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-08-17
Later from Missouri

sT; Louis, Aug 15-A feet of ten steamers,
which have been laid up for some time past were
brought up to the city to-day, by order of Gen
Fremont, to prevent the possibility Of their being
taken by the rebels.
Gen Pope has about completed the appointment
of committees Of safety In the counties Of his de-
Partment, according to the special orders already
telegraphed Since the adoption Of this plan for
the preservation Of property, acts of violence hay
materially diminished, and 1t Is believed that I'm
short time, they will entirely cease
The provost marshal has issued stringent orders
against the wearing Of concealed wea pons by cit
liens and interdicting the sale or giving away Of
any description OF firearms by gunsmiths or other
Dealers except by special permit.
ST Louis, Aug 10 "A messenger from Gen
Sigel arrived here early this morning who reports
Gen Sigel at a point fifteen miles this side of
Lebanon, expecting to reach RolIa to-day He
had not been molested on the route. Gen Lyon
was buried on Col. Phelps farm, near Spring
field.
1t Is reported that the rebels had entered SPRING
field and were encamped In and around IT, The
messenger also states that the whole number Of
killed, wounded and missing on the Federal side
don't exceed 400, and that g en-. Ben Mccullough
and number Of rebel officers were killed