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BEcAR--NoUNr,-At st. James Church Smithtown
Long Island on Tuesday, Aug us g. by the Rev Charles
:: Williams, NJE, j. HEcAn To Rum H. daughter of She
pard A. Mount, Esq, of Stony brook.
BEiNE-HoMER.--On Tuesday, August 8. by the Rev
DR.. Mansfield OF the Church OF the Holy Communion Mr..
CHARLES HENRY BglNE, vino and spirit merchant nj rha
dcphia 10 EzA HANNAH daughter of Mr. Joseph Homer
OF Williamsburg, Kings county Long Island.
BEaSARD.-JACoBs.-At the Ihebra Bikur Chom and
kadisc synagogue, Chrystic street, Wednesday Au-
gust Z, by the Rev. DR.. Wasserman, PHnIr BERNARD,
youngest and only son of Gumprecht Bernard, Esq to
SopA eldest daughter Of John Jacobs ESD, all Of this
city.
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DUBuAR--MURRAy.-0n Thursday evening, August s. by
the Rev. James Rodgers, Mr. GHoRGE r. DuBUAR, New
York, to Miss MARY y. h MURRAY, Of Brooklyn.
HAiL--SPEScER-On Thursday, August g. at St Thomas
chapel, by tho Rev. Frederick Sill d. SAMUEL HALL to
CA1HASE r. daughter Of tho late Hon. Mark Spencer all
OF this city.
SiSN--kpsAiI.--At Fort Leo N ]. on Wednesday Au-
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eldest daughter Of Daniel Edsall Esq OF Fort Iec n j.
THowsRDGe-Hr1L-ln Brooklyn on Thursday August
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New Haven, TO SARAH c. daughter OF the late Edward
Hull Ir and adopted daughter Of George ". Corcs Esq
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THE MCCLELLAN RIFLES.

This regiment s Differed chiefly by the majority Of the
officers lately composing the Clinton Rifles. The CON-
nand has been accepted by Colonel Eugene lie GAL whose
military capacity has always been conspicuous, and under
whose auspices it will necessarily become thoroughly
efficient and disciplined corps. Among the officers Of the
staff we notice Colonel Eugene lie Gal; (he Lieuten-
ant Colonelcy is reserved for United States Army
otcer3 Major J. s. dc Agreia; Qnrtermastcr X. d.
Locke officer of the United States Navy Assistant
Commssary Mnugh Whittcmorc Captain Ftz James
O'Brien Seventh regiment; Captain A. Anthony Guman
Fifty fifth regiment; Captain Henry Hicks, Seventy
first regiment; Captain Patonclle late Captain Of the
French Chnssers dc vncennes and Chevaer Of the Le
gion of Honor Lieutenant Jno. Locke, Seventy first
regiment together with Captain Smart, Frank Stems,
OF the Seventh regiment and other officers of crack
militia regiments just returned from the The head
quarters tho of Nassau and Beekman streets
This regiment entering under the State organization has
the privilege of mastering into the service by companies
OF thirty mon and when three hundred and twenty
men have been collected they be mustered in as a
regiment This facilitates the formation of corps more
than be imagined The pay of the under the
law also commences from the day OF enrolment.
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edition Of the HERALD War Maps, on calendered
paper, beautifully colored, is ready Size of sheet
4ox50 inches; contains thrtyfour maps:-THs BATTLE
FIELD AT BULL Run; BIRDS Eye VIEW or THE UNITED
STATES; large maps of Missouri SEAr or WAR IN
THE WEST and the STAT OF WAR IN VIRGINIA, and thirty
others, showing at glance the Whole Seat Of War and
marking clearly and distinctly tho armies movements
positions, camps harbors, forts &C. printed superior
style, on one side of large Sheet that they can be
hung up in library, Office workshop for preservation
and reference during the These maps were drawn
and engraved expressly for the NEW YORK HERALD,
and the most perfect War Maps Single copies
25 cents for 81 45 for 50 and 100 Sl2 So Agents
wanted everywhere. Address EDWARD +. LLOYD &
co. exclusive agents for the coorcd edition. 205 Broad
way, New York
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LINCOLN CAVALRY.
RECEIPT OF DONATIONS.

The treasurer of the Lincoln cavalry regmenta funds
desires TO acknowledge the receipt of the following dona
tons and thank the donors behalf Of the regiment
Mr. Palmer, President Broadway Bank. .......... 20
+. Howe, 500
The regiment has debts to the amount Of 5000,
contracted by the officers for subsistence for their
rent and sndry other things necessary to keep the
ganizaton together previous to ing mustered into the
service Of the United States The officers paid OF their
pockets long they able and now appeal to
the generosity Of the public TO assist them in dschargng
their Obligations before leaving for Washington The
adquarers Of the regiment still at bisbrows riding
school corner of Fifth and Thirty ninth street
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NEW YORK MOUNTED RIFLES.

This regiment is now rapidly filing up, and ut ten
O'Clock this morning two squadrons will be mustered into
the service the camp at Yonkcrs by Captain Haymon,
of the United States Army Through the kindness of Mr.
Lewis Laargo of Liberty street who has advanced
siderable of money many requirements OF the regi
nent been supplied and is to be hoped that will
be ready to march within the time specified by the
tnorties Under the close supervision of Colonel Dckel
the men are improving in the cavnry drill. The head
quarters Of the regiment are at No. 542 broadway
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COLONEL. ROOME'S THIRTY SEVENTH REGI-
MENT NJ Y S. M.

new regiment has been organized by Colonel Roome,
and has just been inspected by Brigader General Hail.
which will be attached TO his brigade in the First division
This regiment has but lately begun its career and pro-
misses to be, from the intellectual and gentemany quail
ties of the and capabity of the officers one oil the
b. st regiments in the New York State Militia II Is the
intention and ultimate design of the officers to place TINS
regiment the highest state of perfection and be worthy
of a place in the First division.
They drill every Thursday evening at the armory Of the
Ninth regiments OF University place and Thirteenth
street The regiment Is now about six hundred strong,
and the men all uniformed They not yet supplied
with arms, but will be shortly.
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CAMERON LEGION.

This regiment will go into camp at Satersvie, New
Jersey on Monday next, where preparations are bcng
made for the reception of the regiment Ten carpenters
are now at work altering and putting the barracks in
perfect order. This location is well suited for the
campmen of troops having good fresh air and plenty Of
good water. A few more able bodied only required
to complete the regiment Apply at the headquarters,
No. 90 Greenwich street
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United STATES CONSTITUTION GUARD.

AT meeting Of the officers of the Constitution Guard,
at which Adutant f. A. Coudier presided and Mr. Ferdi
nand Levy acted Secretary the following was
unanimously adopted
Resolved That entirely disagree with and rcpudiate
the action Of few maoontcnts calling themselves tho
board Of officers Of this regiment in their expulsion of tho
Lieutenant Colonel and Major Of this regiment, and that
we refuse to recognise them in manner they having
been expelled from this regiment and further that we
have the fullest confidence in our worthy Lieutenant
COLONEL Ackerman and also of esteemed Major Simon
Levy.
The meeting was held at the residence Of Mr.. H. N Wild
tho Ouartermaster.
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THE NEW YORK RIFLES.

The first company of this regiment mustered in
yesterday and the other companies will follow The
regmenta headquarters remain the southwest
OF the City Hail. below the Mayors Office, and the prnc
pal recruiting Office at 100 Bowery.
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THE PAY OF THE SEVENTH REGIMENT
HEApQuARiEas, SEVENTH R&..iNEsr, n. Y. = N.

HEADltAkl hrs, SkNNNTH EAt,lMkNF, Y. 7. ;. IT. I
NATIONAL GUARD, New YORK, July 7, 1861
ORDER 20.
The members Of the regiment will assemble at head
quarters Tin citizens drcss) Monday 18th, and Tues
day 18th nsants receive their pay for services
dered the United States government, from April II TO
June 4.
Companies A, B. c, d and on Monday. commencing
with Company A, eight O'Clock A. NJ and the remain
ing companies in succession. one hour apart.
Companies +, &, HI and X, with band, on Tuesday
commencing with Company F at the hour named for Mon
day.
A commissioned officer must be present for each
pany.
pay either Of the days mentioned y order Of Colonel
Marshal Leilerts. J. H. IIEBtNAU, Adjutant.
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PRESIDENTS LIFE GUARD.

The following gentlemen have consented to act as
committee to receive any contributions whether of cloth
ing or money that may be given to the above reg
mcnt:Dr Edward Bayard, No. Fourteenth street. DR..
Horace Webster IA lexington avenue DR.. A. d. wilson
IL West Eleventh street; II. II. Goodman, Esq., No
Wall street; G. X. Bingham, No Wall street; General
William L. Morris, 81 Grove street. e. Ayres Esq, i02
Nassau street.
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THE CLINTON RIFLES.

The encampment Of this regiment has been removed
from Staten Island where it has been up this time
the island of South Brothers, situated in the East river
Two companies will be mustered into the United States
service today and three in the beginning OF
week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-09
CAMERON RIFLE REGIMENT.

or this regiment two moro companies have been mus
tered into the United States service by Captain Hayman
There now III camp companies who have boon
mustered in and draw their pay.
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Cuba; Tomas de Reyra and SON. Spain; John Parkinson
Charles lie Gay, England; Simon Wlessko Russia, Egber
Lansing, Lverpoolj Morewood, New York; = Diar
Philadelphia; Chichester, Mrs Walton California;
Nichols, Texas; Ranad Macdonald New York; q n Wilson,
California; Arthur Fellows, Victoria u Silwel wife,
child and servants New York. Walter Mlard, England; Geo
Weir Geo Carr, VIM Otiey Govenlock, Miss Walker VIM
Britain Mr. Whaen and two children, ID d Whers,
Makins Col McDousarolal 23 and 1913 in the sieerage
MISUNDERSTANDING Arabia from Boston--Rdwln Booth
Mrs Booth FSchuer Mrs Schue Hail. Mrs Hall and Miss
Jane Jardine Boston Rchd Hongs Chareston Mrs sarah
Eaton, Cambridge; Miss Ellen Sullivan, South Weymouth
VIM Bird and wife, Manshed Thos Meany uopknton Capt
Henry Cook, Newbniyport; Shepard and wife salem;
II Bartlett Jr and wife New Bedford Minasan aud
wife, and Miss Andrews, Nashua, n II; Miss Jones, l.
jones' Mrs Jones, and John q Moses Portsmouth, IL
Mrs Harden, Bath, Me; Mrs 5 Jordan and child q II
Patten and WIFE Brunswick Me; Carlos Carter Waterbury,
Conn; JAS l. Graham, Jr, Mrs Graham Miss Graham, Win
Rob Lamb and = Bourne, New York; Rev rhos Ptkln,
Albany; Francis Sheridan and Henry Kanaga Philadc.
phia John Mcdonald and Geo Ellis Cincinnati; Won
Arnn, New Orleans; Portman and friend Canada; Il
Kinnear ST John NIB Miss Alexander Mrs Dege John Hills
and wife, and Eldiidge England; John Tuok and wiIe
scotand John Casey Ireland; Capt Holmes wife and
four children, Cape Town. Cape Good Hope; Siewritz,
Ghili-6! For Holifsxrs Martin Boston, Mrs Amelia
Lloyd New York; X starr, Philadelphia; Green Havre
dc Grace; Wm Mel e.d, Novs Scotia; Edward Abro, Mrs
Frazier, Mr. Ramsden, nekcrait, Il Hemans and Miss
Smhson Halifax rheo Gift John Gift John Powers, DR.
Rearden and A Goodridge st Johns, MO. Total "a
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Tn STEAMER SANTIAGO CUBAThis beautiful steamer,
recently built in New York for the South Pacific trade
has arrived safely at Santiago dc Cuba The United
states Consul at that port. Mr. W. H. Russell pas
senger the trip and tho vessel during the voyage
hbi,cd her admirable capacities to the satisfaction Of all
on board.
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THE PRESENTATION OF COLORS TO THE
ANDERSON ZOUAVES

esentation Of handsome stand Of colors to the
Anderson Zouaves, on behalf Of General (ate Major)
Anderson which to have taken place yesterday
postponed account of the unpropi,ios state Of the
weather to Tuesday next when, have doubt the
friends of the regiment will rally to make the occasion
most enthusiastic one.
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ARRIVAL OF COLONEL, BENDJy.

Colonel J. F. Bcndx and Qnartcrmascr W. NJ. Wermcrs
kjscb of the Seventh regiment, New York Volunteers,
who have lately resigned their commissions in the rcg
ment arrived in the city yesterday from Fortress Mon
roe II their intention to form new regiment, for the
purposc OF going back the exciting scenes that they
hay inst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-09

HIPS Hair Dye, so cents, Black or
brown, the best IN use Depot No Barclay street, and
sold by all druggists.
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Ladies, for the Comntry.-fIa nd some
Cater Boots, 12s. Slippers ard Ties Is and rs per pair
Boys, Misses and Chirens Sh, es, all styles ami prices
MILLER Co, :S7 Canal street
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T9G FIFTEENTH MASSACHUSETTS, REGI-
MENT.

This regiment loft Worcester for New York yesterday
ard be expected here at early hour this morning
The landing place will be either at pier North
1t the foot Of Cortlandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-09

Bachelors Bnir Dye-The Best in the
world harmless, reliable and instantaneous Sold and
applied at BATCHkORs Wig Factory, IL Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-09

CristndorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the best in the world Wholesale retail and the
Dye privately applied at No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-09

Royal Havana Lottery.-Prfzes Cnshcd
ana information furnished by CHASE CO., bankers, 10
Wall street, New York.
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Dr.. Tnmblety's Pimplc Bn II isher.-Pricc
81 per bottle. sent by mail express to any address
Office 400 Broadway.
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SoIdicrs.

Trusses.-Mnrsh q Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. Nesey street Aston House opposite the church
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Attention, SOldicrS.-PrOtect Your
health No sensible man will leave the city without
supply of liolloways Pills and Ointment for wounds,
bruises sores, ieves and dysentery Thcsc medicines
are the bos in the world. Every English and French sol
der them
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Official Drawings OF w Ood, Eddy g. Co.'s
KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES
KENTUCKY EXTRA CLASS 425-August $, 1861
~, Az, so. 80, TO- 40, 6l, lG, s, 30. "a, IL.
KENTUCKY, CLASS APO August s, 1861.
16, 23, g. 81, 63. II, A. 25. So, ~, 3. 81.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either TO
WOOD, EDDY & CO.,
CovlngtOn Ky. or St. Louis, Mo.
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Army SkOes.-Canvns Shoes, Best Double
soles, "Burt's stamp" at H. LANNON'S, 440 Broadway
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Royal Havana Undergraduates Cashcti.
Circulars and information furnished Address Don Rod
rigucs, New York Post office.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Sce Official
Drawings in another column.
CHASE & CO., Bankers, IS Wall st., New York
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LIEUTEN ANT J. w. DEMPSEY, SECOND REGI-
MENT. NEW YORK STATE MILITIA

Tho lady Of Lieutenant Dempsey has received the fol
lowing despatch relative the safety of her husband
WAR DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, August 8, 1861.
81 ". DEMPSEY 1s6 I/owery, New York.
Acorrespondeut at Manassas, writing to the Baltimore
Sun, says:-Having ascertaned that Lieutenant Damp
sey, OF Company o. New York Second regiment report
ed killed Of the hundred hospitals convent
ent to Manassas Stone Bridge aud CcnrcvilIe went 10
see him, aud found he had dangerous wound in the
head by bomb. He told me he had a wife living in New
York city. JAS. LESLEY, in.
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hlSSOlUTI0N.-rIlE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
IL existing between the undersigned under the firm of
hinshmer Wilcox and }. X. Wilcox * Co. is this day
dissolved by mutual consent u. Il. KsNSIiiMER
NEW YOEY, AuKuat \. 1851 mo z WILLOW
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D0TTlED BRANDY.
- have on hand some very fine old Cognac Brandy in
hes imported expressly for private use for sale the
tarhi prices Of 1851. UDOLpHO WOLFE,
- Beaver street.
Also 175 half pipes and quarter casks bond for sale
in lots to suit purchasers.
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THE KILLED AND WOUN

Lieutenant James B. Sinclair, Of the Seventy ninth
regiment, writes to correct the photography of his
name, which was printed l. b. st. Clare. He is at
Georgetown Hospital, suffering from two wounds the
left leg. When he entered Virginia Lieut. HRciar
covering from injuries occasoned in ~ York by the
bursting OF q
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MILITARY.

COMPANY l. TWELFTH REGIMENT NEW YORK
" State Troops-Specia ordcr--August Z 1861 Those
members who have not returned their overcoas, blank
and equipments directed to bring them the Arnory
Mercer Iouse) Friday the 9th inst, at nine O'Clock
A. NJ Those whose equipments not marked with their
names initials directed to appear ut the above time
to identify them Any deficiencies will be charged the
account Of those who neglect to give this their immediate
attention by ordor Of WILLIAM RAYNOR, Captain.
JAcoD ACORN, Orderly Sergeant.
COMPANY c. SIXTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE
~ Militia.-Spec!a order New York. August 8, 1861
The members Of this company hereby directed
scmblc at Centre market, in fatigue uniform, Fri
day August ., at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, for payment. BY
der. ANDREW FAY CAPTAIN.
III HEADQUARTERS AMERICAN GUARD, SEVENTY
4 L first Regiment Light Infantry, New York State
Troops, New York, August 0, lSGl.The commissioned
officers of this regiment hereby requested to mble
at the Rcgimena Armory, Centre street this evening at
O'Clock A. H. PRIDE Adutant.
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MISCELLANEOUS

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"A Quilted Congress Caters, new style, at JONES' 10
and IL Ann street.
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T ErTERs FOR Seeding STATES
- CAN BE FORWARDED BY


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Enclose each letter in "A United States government
vcope-an ordinary envelope with stamp affixed, will
not answer The company will forward and deliver at
any point where II has an Office, will mail near
possible to the point address paying Confederate post
age, for a foe Of 25 cents.
The rate here given is for letters not exceeding half
ounce In weight each half ounce being charged cents
by the United states government, and IS cents by the
Expross Company.
At points through the States where Adams Express
have no Offices, mail the letter under to Adams
Express Company, New York, Louisville and enclose
the amount a. above.
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NIARD'S STEEL RELIED CANNON FOR ARMY AND
w navy 5ervicc-Tlese admirable Long Range Guns
can be furnished at short notice in mold batteries with
all carriages and implements complete, including Hoch
kiss shot and shells. Also GUS Of any size with ship
carriages to shpowners arming private vessels by ad
dressing NORMAN WARD, or HENRI l.. STUART, 1856
East Thirty third street, New York.
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I'd ATENT UNFLRMEN1FD BREAD.
Absolutely purer made by process which is declared
by the College Of Physicians in London 10 bo the only true
and natural one, and by which all tho nutritious and aa-
table qualities OF the wheat preserved; raised without
yeast baking powders a&aes, any corruptiBg ing O.
dents keeps moist for many days: contains
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B-Reguarly delivered to families in all parts of the
city. DAVIES Il co.
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CTRONG, patent ARMY TRUNK AND PORTABLE
- Bedstcad, combined. Corner Warren street and
Broadway. Price SIT and S25
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-30
ArLANrIc MoNrHIY.--The June nnm

ATLANTIC MoNrHLY.--The June num-
Der Of this greet national Magazine, as was
previously minated, is al army number,
and " asintended for reading BY the troops
AMI those who feel an interest in the pro-
gress OF the war and its probable results.
1t Is said that the merchants of Boston
have subscribed for a large number of the
Atlantic for gratuitons circulation in the
army. Among the articles are historical
sketch of Napoleon; American Navigation,
its objects, progress and the Embargo +;
Denmark Vesay, an account of Slave Insur-
rections; The New York Seventh Regi-
ment, by one Of the company; The March
TO Washington; Army Hymn to the tune
Of Old Hundred: Pckens and Stealin's Re-
bellion by Oliver Wendell Holmes, the lat
ter being one Of the most scathing papers
Of the times. The Atlantic Monthly is de-
signed for men who know how to think as
well as read. It is not filled with pictures
to attract the giddy and weak. This
number is the last of the volume; new
volume commences in July. Terms, SO. 90,
or $500 for two subscribers. Address,
Ticknor and Fields, 1875 Washington coraer
Of school street, Boston, Mass.
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lAdyer lisolaent
Eye and Ear.

:" Underwood, of Chicago, ILL.,, 0cu
'ai Aurist, the eminent and skillful
.'0' Tor deafness, blindness, and all
: q the eye and ear, will arrive in
\ s'ef on Thursday Morning, June the
~a my be consulted at the Mansion
uanng that day only; arrive in
swine on Friday morning. June the
= may be consulted at the Rewey
|,s ,pa' day only. DR.. T., being a
' 4, educated Physician and Surgeon
Y school with twenty-six years ex-
= "a 0phthalmic and aural pathology,
.,s '0una inlly qualified to perform any
al, lsSessary to restore lost sight or
I. :. y By other scientific means re-
aa. ~a oaerring certainty any disease
s5 u Of these delicate organs
n reach of science and human
~ charge for consultation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1861-05-30

DE Alfred L. Thurston, indicted for
rape committed last year at Muscoda, but
who escaped, and the Governor having Of
fered reward Of 5000 for his arrest and
delivery, was taken last week by Sheriff
Moore, at the house of Thurston's parents
in Delaware County, Ohio, brought back
and placed in jail to await his trial at the
fall term of court. The arrest was made
upon an honored order from Gov. Randall
upon the Governor Of Ohio.