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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23
THE UNION MANUFAOTURENGO 90.
No. e3 west Fourth-st..

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at $50, 3T5 and 800, 1
These Machines work on an entirely NEW PRFH-
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use them, as being mueh superior to the old claUI
OF Shuttle Machines. Hemmers snd Binders, 81
"SL0AT ELLIPTIO" SHWISG-MAOHINHA
Which make the stitch alike on both sides, ana
which combine every good Quality and advantaqs
81 all other Machines, without their Objectionable
features. Hemmers, turning ali WIDTHS of ho1lI
and over:seams, simple and easily MANAGED. ars
given with each Machine. Prices from $50 -
1928. Warranted for three years, and iatisfn0-
ton guaranteed in all cases. Also, the Sioat ah11s
tie Machine-prico $50. r.I n ~
Agents wanted. Address
UNION MANUFACTURING COMPANY,
fele R3 west Fourth.pt, Cincinnati Ohia.
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Apply to Br. SHANK, at the office of the Hail. or
at 2l6 Vine.st bet. Fifth and Sixth. mhl9-l
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

w MS - OH VIgs
Manufactures Of the oelebrated Double. .thrsud
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hanged herself because her husband, whom
she had believed lost at sea, suddenly returned
home very much alive.
The guilty unpunished-While the present
crisis has caused many failures among bust
ness men, the traitorous leaders who caused
it escape without the suspension" they
deserve.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-03-23

John McMullen Rev
McGowan Arthur rMcOleery Jas
Macarthur Chas McCamley John
Mclaughlin Geo McOracken II @
Ar MCCluskey Pat
thur rick
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
Ts1guTF OF RESPECT.

AZ called mesing Union Society held In their Han on
Monday night st the death Of our fellow member
William Cabt Fournoy being snnounced-he following prea-
bic snd reso uions unanimously adopted:
Whe has pleased Almighty God In his wisdom and pro-
whence to from md respected and beloved mem
Der, therefore be Il
R6sored LIST That in the death Of William O. Fournoy the
Uuion ocey has lost the Influence OF worthy member and
true and noble advocate The cause community good c
zen his nushbor kind friend, and his family an attentive hu
bar d and father.
Reaoc6d I'd That the Society testimony ofhe'r re'pect
ead In procession the remains Of the deceased member to their
final resting place
Resored Sd Tha; the usual badge ofmourn
ing for thirty days
RsoCsd 4h That copy OF these resolutions be sent TO the
family az the deceased and also the papers Of this couny
the Richmond Wing, for publication
- E 5sSETsoSo Committee.
H'mpden Sidney College Va apl21t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
A Si.nin t!,c Nnrt...

We have very .is confidence iu tue capacity of Free
Society 90 rrt- use order protect The rights Of person
and property. aud discharge the functions lo which So
....y srI Gov,rauea, we're instituted. We have stu
s. cors leare ga Oh, durability of Republic based up
o. a ASSOCIATION o. number Of distinct societies Of
Obs, description. In his late speech at Savannah Mr.
Stephens q-,t:.ci the ji migration Of the Northern
uollei,r4cy" Leaving out the slave States yet remain
- 10 association with the free aud applying the prOph-
ecy ou TO tae latter, united in separate ConfedeFacy
we DO no, dog5, i.s 1'fment The elements Of dsnte
ssltoa are already at work Sentiments are openly
ayosci in the uoa.shyeholding States and by men Of
distinction and influence that could have been given ut
terluce to few months ago, only at the peril Of dis
grace Il no. punishment An instance OF this character
- now before us. highly interesting correspondence
bias lately taken place and made public through
the press between Mr L. W. Burnet, prominent ct-
zen @. Nealrs. New J.- ey and Ex-Governor Price of
che same State Who it viii be rendered, was delegate
20 ,he Iae Peace Congress. Mr. Buruet addresses to
,ae Ex-Governor the following questions:
"WiI there eventually be two permanent Confedera-
gie-o mort. gru ard q son hern-the southern compri
sing a tre hltccn slave Sa,esy IN this event. what po-
su0l Co. Nes Jersey wiz best accord with her interest
her honor, and the patriotic instincts OF her peope:'
The Ex-Governor, H. reply, after truthful tribute to
she patriotic devotion to the Union which has char
ac,erzj New Jersey and the expression OF hope that
means might ye, be found TO reunite the States goes on
nevertheless, 70 Say.
have frankly 20 answer your frs. question aiirma-
lively, that Is that believe the Southern Confederation
permanent The proceeding has been taken with fore
though and deliberately IL is no hurried impulse but
az Ievocablc ACT based upon the sacred, was sup
posed constitutional priucipe-cyualtg Of the Satss-
and in my cpicoa every slave State Vi in short pc
Rod Of lime be found united in coueder,cy. Il is
this anticipated event which, in my Judgment is and
ccgto1, that the people Of New jersey should be pre-
pared 70 before that event happens cannot act
hoae7er much may sufer in material interests
IL is 10 that contingency, then, that the second
part Of your question What position for New Jersey
vii best accord with her interests honor and the pa
uotie instincts OF her peopey" say emphaticaly shs
should 60 'h ne SoEh from svsry else pr,,dsaial
and patriotic rse'o, The question: the resolve rises
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

GETTING Up VotUSTEERs.-We learned on yesterday
that one Of prominent citizens getting up vol
unteer company for the purpose Of joining the Army in
the Southern Confederacy The company will be limited
to one hundred men, and thirty have already been
enrolled besides several applications for membership
Full particulars of the company viii be made known 10
few days or as soon as adyces are received from Pres
dent DaYis.--PstsrsbTg IRtslligsnesr,
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high above all party considerations, all dogmas. all alb.
stractions We not nov TO consider the causes OF
our dsruponwe are not to advocate secession out we
may fairly choose between two constitutions, alike al
fordipr republican government which we have happily
erioyed the past eighty years. and choose the consu'
ton 10 live under in most accord with our sentiments
The Governor then proceeds to examine the various
considerations which should influence the judgment of
the people of New Jersey the great issues at stake
He says:
If We find that to remain with the North, separated
from those who have heretofore consumed our manuiac-
tured articles and given employment to large portion
of our labor deprived of that reciprocity OF trade which
we have euioyed, our commerce will cease, European
competition will be invited to Southern markets. our
people be compelled to seek employment elsewhere our
State becoming depopulated and impoverished, thereby
affecting our agricultural interest," which has not yet felt
the criss-commCrce and manufactures being always
first 70 feel political and financial embarassments. But
at last the blow Will be felt by ALL even now the farmers
products are runous prices at the West These are
the prospective results of remaining with the present
No.theru Conlederacy. Whereas, 10 Join our destiny
with the South will be to continue trade and inter
course prosperity, progress and happiness uniner
ruuted and perhaps in augmented degree. Who Is
he that would advise New Jersey to pursue the path OF
desoll0u when Of prosperity is open before her,
without any sacrifice Of principle or honor and without
difficulty or danger besides being the course and policy,
in my judgment most likely to rea,e all Tie States,
under the glorious stars and suipes!'
IL takes little discernment TO see that one policy will
enrich US and the other impoyerish Knowing our
rights and interests we dare maintain them. The Della
ware river only separates from the State Of Delaware
for NOR, than one hundred miles A portion Of our
State extends south OF Mason and Dxons line and south
Of Washugto ely. The Constitution made at Mont
comery hssnany notifications and amendments desir-
ed by the people of this State they would not pre-
fer to dsunion We believe that slavery is SIN, that
the negro no. equal to the white man, that slavery
subordiuatou to the superior race-is his natural and
normal condition; still might desire change in
that Constitution, which time may effect, bu. as whole
it is in my opinion the only basis upon which the coun
try can be saved and the issue between the North
aud the South has been practical one, the question of
Territorial rights imma'eral and practically nothing
TO usl let us then save tao c0untry-lct Us do that
which most likely TO re-une the States speedily and
peacefully.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
FROM MONTGOMERY DUEL-CABINET IN SEES
SION

between Banks Of the CONFEDERATION and Moses, cor
respondent of the Charleston Ners which amcably
adjusted after one round Neither party was hurt.
The Cabinet has been in session all day. Something
serious is on hand Important news is expected from
Washington.
'Banks is a son OF DR.. Banks of Hampton and bro
Their to A. D. Banks formerly editor of the South Side
Democrat, olPetersburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
AN IMPORTANT MovENENT-A New York evening pa.
per. neyer gyen to nsLtions. has the following:

per, neYcr gwen 70 sensltio0s, has the following:
There is powerful and numerous revolutionary Or
g,uiza,ion the object of which is separate the city
and port Of New York from the Union aud from the
Safe, and make it free aud independent port. We
have heard that printed programme is in private crcu
Ation to which SOM four thousand attached,
proposing this scheme.
II our information il correct forced to believe
IL is the ramor merits much ventilation. It may turn
out that the success of the revoonsts at the South
has wrought wider and deeper disOrganizltion than
had supposed"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
WEST 4 JOHNSTON,
80 nFI -

WEST JOHNSTON,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATloNERs,
145 Main street,
Have received the following
NEW BOOKS:
BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS. by Cordy Jefferson author OF
Novels and Move ISIS, sc. Illustrated slf5
ThE NATIONAL CONTROVERSY The Voice OF the Fathers
upon tn itate # the Country By Jos. @. stiles 25c.
THE IILU STRATED HORSE DOCTOR Fly Edward Mayhem, d.
re. " :. $3.50
MACAULAy's ENGLAyD-vol 19no and svo SOC and s5o.
ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY Year Books OF Facts in
scence and Art. Edited By David A. Wells, A. NJ rs
THE GREAT PREPARATION or, Redemption Drsweth Nigh =
By Rev John Cunning. ID. d., T. X s. l., Minister OF the
scottish Haiora Church. vols. 81
TRUMPs. Novel. BY George William Curtis Illustrated
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

m Hyoanors Church on ith street, Bread and Mar
Iha on Che A Monday IN October Shs win rseevs few mall
boys Terms $50 per sssaion Of months. Uis-u
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Pending which, the Convention adjourned.


On last Tuesday. the 3ndinst uegroe. sold in Wash.
ington, Wilkes county, Ga, as follows
boy 81 years cid brought 81 ,005; Woman and chill.
dren Zone Of the children disabled and rendered entirely
worthless the Others aged from to years, brought
81 $40 Girl years .7,I Girl II years 1852; Boy 80
years SISl5 Girl q years slssO Boy le years 225;
Boy 10 years 81 OIO -1HaEta Commonwealth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
rRnnpS rnR PENSACOLA.

TROOPS FUK TENSAOULA,
MONTGOMERY, April g-The Mississippi Brigade Of
1900 men arrived al Pensacola on the 7th instant.
No., 400 Georgia troops passed through Montgomery
J. r. pN"sacoa.
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FROuC uaRLESyOy.

WAR DEJLARED-THE END OF NEGOTIATION
RETURN OF CAPT. TAEBGT-rHE ARMAMENT
IN CHARLESTON HARBOR-A WAR FLEET OFF
LESTON-C0NEEDERATE TROOPS ARRI-
WING IN THE CITY.
We make the following extracts from Charleston
journals of last Tuesday.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

TIE New Yo.a Commercial 1irarlisa "a Blae! Re
publican ouraaD in late Issue says "It there is to be
d.snsm BERN mt of this republic we believe it would
be better thl. the line be drawn between the free and
the slave States Thus only, Think could the slayery
agitation be sf5cd II the border slave States renamed
with the free republic their institution would continue
to be bone of contention. We have high respect for
the idea embodied in word that has recently come into
use-homogeneousness Next perhaps, to unity of races,
as an element OF strength ana peace is homogene'y Of
interests thoughts and habits. And while slavery exists
in the border States their natural autes will be with the
other slave States
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

The Boston Courier draws graphic picture of the
present condition of the country and asks those Of the
Northern "Wi-e Awakes, who have not obtained office
how i looks aud how they like it? Those Of them
who have any sense Or any patriotism, no doubt wish
that they had been "souud asleep" instead of " Wide
Anak.p M tho Prasilrnlinl aecon
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

MILITARY APPOINTMENTS BY GOV. LETCnER.
TIE following Division and BHgadier Generals were
appointed and commissioned by Gov. Lecher, the h
of A-rl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

In the 18th Brigade and Let Division, Hughes billiard is
superseded by Ms Early.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12

The question disposed Of for the present. by the
adoption Of the following r'solu'ion:
s-a Tat committee Of thirteen he appointed to n0rire
Into g. expectancy a. lag the q and kpd sections OF
Article Of the on Virginia to provide thai taxa
lion NJ, b. equal and urif throughout the Commouwe ah
sad a all pro city shall be taxed 10 proport to is value
Mr. PRICE submitted the following resolution
Ksad II the ead rule Of the Convention shall be rescnd
ed and ung the coY reporp o. s Comtttea
FEDERAL Re atoms and the amendments thereto which may be
made by he Cocamlttse Of WHOLE when the shah be
ported Convention each shall be limited to ten minutes
Pardnr which the Convention adjourned.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-12
A BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS.

H'mpden Sidney College, Va
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MHRICTlvWB.
TUE SOLDIERS SAVE GUARD.
ANEW WEAPON or DErxxcA
eAYETY AoAINgr DRATHt

poLDnRs, who calamity volunssr thsir ssrvis.<
The Government should be protected se.ins-
hckneg and Death By inglorious disease. II n .
yell authenticated FAC. thai In all sinos warfaFs
ucknesa than from the casualties Of war.
Il, every soldier b. armed win RADwArt
kkADY RELIEF. II will prove - advisable -
musk n, pistol, sword or hayunet. With 10 no datA-
TOR will result from Sinstroke III rrhea- Dysen.sy,
Fever and Ague, Typhus and Typhoid fsvers,
RheumAtisrn, Neuralgia, uosiache or oiher PAINS
Coughs, Colds, InhueuEa, Ut Asthma With this
remedy beautifully used In the camps- no sickness
vii broak out or pestilenoe prevail
Railways READY RELIET has boon fuIly
proved 10 be the most important equipment q ths
medical stores. II saved the hves Of Thousands of
South America II also proved ~ great value 70 the
ERhth Regiment, during their encampmsns n
Quarantine, vouohed for ~ all ,he officers, and
upwards Of S60 privates Of the gallant Eighth.
Should the chances Of war require ths presenos Of
sqr troops In the malsrions regions, hgoons and
Esrshe and rice plantations of the Southern Btats-
railways READY RELIEF will prove Of mors
pervioe, used than all the batteries and artertes
u the earth. With this remedy. the loss Of life b.
The diseases Of climate will be small; without a, and
fependent upon the skill % the army surgeons, I'M
hoolimated, and without experience a. 70 this diseA
v. ~ they prevail In ,hoss localities, ,hs los Of liz
will be fearful.
RAILWAYS READY REIIEY win save the lives
81 tboss whe may 10 seised with any Of he climate
hseases Of tho Southern States. For twelve Year,
\ has battled successfully with the most formidable
Of pestlenoes % the rico, cotton and sugar pants
hons, Railways READY RELIEF, - . prcven-
nn Btates, In no experiment hut ahsolute fact
In Of Wounds, Bruises Bprains, Gun 6hot
Wounds, Sabre Byyonet Wound, the application
u RADwAYs READY RELIEF win he q gress
pervce, and, n used judclously viii prevent in1am-
nation, mortiho~.ion, and save The necessity Of am
putAlion.
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DROCLAMATION.

l. n, rItsld,ut IT the United States. IN conform
ny with tie request Cf n JOINT Committee Il both
H. uses Of Congress, having appointed Thursday,
H. .Cth day Of September inst, as day Of Humi-
Lston, Prayer amt Fasting for all the pool Of the
nation, l. Fernando Wood, Mayor Ct the City Of
New York, in pursuance Of the re Communications Of
the President, do hereby earnestly exhort all my
fellow citizens Of New York to olse We the day thus
spJointd a solemn national fast.
Let us remember especially at this time that our
Heavenly Father does not willingly afilict His chill
dTcn, lut that national Punishments are, by His do
cree the inevitable consequences Of national dsln-
Cuencies. Fasting, humiliation and suppication to
lie 6iio tuai must lie accompanied with sincere
sorrow for all that has been done amisl, and an
e1uay sincere resolution TO do what Ia right Such
rit Of p, nito nee alone b. acceptableto Divine
Justice. Guided, then, by Divine Wisdom, the
storation Of the blessing Of domestic tranqul-
ty," Now Withdrawn, may be reasonably expected.
IN order suitably and deoorousy 10 observe this
30 ,unity, do recommend the people Of the CITY of
New York 10 abstain from all laborr, public or pri-
yste aye those of charity necessity, on the sa
dsy, and humbly TO assemble ut their respective
places of public worst Up, 10 entreat the mercy Of
God for our beloved land.
In witness whereof | have hereunto set my hand
~ d seal Of ofice NJ the City Of New York,
H. 81 this 23d day # September, in tie year OF
our Lord 1861
se24 sire FERNANDO WOOD, Mayor.
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MMDxCnlywm.
INCORPORATING MEDIoISFs.


B-sFHun BososorArluo ar,urn
had their origin In gres, puzzle wan,,-mefscins.
for all the wants Of lfe-cu ylvea thai father NTH
o., nurse or traveller, cond always have By ,bs-n.
and alws-s roy " Jn,-so simpie thaa mistake oan-
not be made In thu ,elea on; % hArmls-s THAI al
may uses,Ien, with impunty and % efcien, ,hsa
NJ may rely upon them with safety. euoh shsy
have proved. Thousands u families use thsm daily
Cor all TIE ilis and ailments Of evsry day life, and
rarely are rerousiy sok or hsys iced W call ply
pcisn- Thousands. wi,h soms slnss specific, have
sured thes. - ~ seruus ohrnio dis=sss ~ y.>ss
sanding, and Jpn which ,hsy hsv. spsni hundreds
In vain, and among the million who uss them, nons
gueEtion their purity OF efficacy.
Bit ~ no genuine coin " withous ~ oounss~fA
% under the shadow Of HUMPHREYS sPKCIrICa,
number To.dstnol "Cura,ives- or " Rsmediss-
have ooms mp, whose principal uss \ 70 bear invo-
nntary testimony 70 the worth Of The original Such
hssh h but she trO.h ths. suooe- slvsys throws -
lhs surface.
These shallow knsves juss know enough 70 corr,
su, no. enough 10 INvENT-ipey knOv enough -
BrEAL> but no, enough W ORIGINATE. Do thsy
have ssolen ths and numbers Of my medi-
nns., and even orpied my sdvcrtisensnt-, and with
Ihsss borrowed garments the as sa.sy- 70 90, The
hon, and evsn fAnoes bis brsying u ,he roar Of The
nonsrch Of the forc-, But the public are .oqusins-
ID with such psltry devices, and well know how -
Ate the ,rus coin and Lave ,hs bass ooun,srfsh
with ~ maker.
They are now REcoMMENDKD By The nssa
IMMINENT HOMEOPATHIC PHYsICIANs.-
they are used By the mos, INTELLIGENT and m
FINED Of every community. AL have found than
oil they have been recommended. PROMPT, EFRL
CrEST and REIJABLB-every way vOgthy ofPui.
DO condolences md patronage.
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nate Of the watch Getting a stun.

az before, the mate OF the watch setting stun.
sail.
The whole next day would have been weary
enough In itself as not a single glimpse OF tho
fair Lota could I catch and the weather, be-
tween the little puts Of air and equals We hal,
was ne 10 have melted poor Ford TO the bone,
but for the rain.
However. that dav was sufficient, by fts and
Charts. TO bring US up to the Line; and, before
crossing IT, which we did by six o'clock in one
&C the black squalls, half Of the passengers had
been prctt, well duckcd by Neptune and his
gang tcsidcs.
To BE- Cp-f;-s.>d
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

~ Consumption IN Acknowle dgsd 70 Be ths sesurEs
OF the North American Continent. ThOuanda are
annually carried away by this destroying mAlaAS,
the progress OF which IL treAohsrOus, thAs wh.a u
throat gradually increases, until . regular n a
coughing In necessary every morning. In ordsr 10
relieve the lungs OF the loaa Of matter which o.
presses them. In like manner, pains which - IRA
were only flying, or moving pains, soon bsooras
hxed In the sides and chest, under ths shouldsu
bsdes. have mads the cure OF oousumptiep my
special study for the past ten years. and rsu %
hundreds OF patients IN the city and neighborhooA
OF New York, whom have restored W hsalsh, N
Ill durable cases, relief from suffering u guarxn-
teed by the hrst twenty four hours treatmsni. d..
N q; o'TCOLk, Consumption Physician, 90 fhist
Ave, bet. 19,h and ls.h sta, N. Y. 20 a<.s IL
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CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR DYE
" BRIESr q CO.'S
COLUM BIAN HAIR DYE


COLUM BIAN HAIR DYE
PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
u,,., ,,,,,, ,..,.. .r- L,u,, ,,-,,., D.,.,L
use Our agents In tIs CIV and siblrls are tLe fo
lowing well known Druggists and storek esPss
Nco York
L. A. HoADLKT, Druggist OF II shth avenue.
GEEr Co., Druggsu- A'S Bacnnd avenue COT
PoRrEK q FAE1nLD, PerfuuAsra, Alb Hudson n
and also at 1875 Sixth avenue
PALAZLorTo, Drugg lsta, Bancroft House. No. "
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ons Of the mos, impcrtan, military rsquisits.
which tho Government overlooks, In RADWAYB
READY RELIEF. This remedy " the s0LDIERe
AFEoGARD, and will protec, him on all oocssions
against sickness and sudden attacks 81 pestilsntiAi
fisease. Every Camp, Fora and Bhip-Mliiary
md Naval StAion-should be supplied with khis
powerful weapon Of dstenoe.
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DR- H0YT, DENTIST-HAs REMOVED
Dfron 800 Bowery W 9OT Broadway, Q doors .bo ',
lth a. Full setts Of testh pure silver, q. low ~
~; do. gold, SEA; platna, $40 ArtiAcid bone Al.
81 amalgam, % cts. Al work warranted.
seq 91acsiA0
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SMALL POX.

fbs military bulletins announce thsi Small fux,
Measles, and Malignant Fevers, havs broken cut In
ansren, regiments. The gallant Maine Regimeni u
stiH datalned-MAy 22d-ai wiiletrs Point and our
koopa ID Washington, Annapolis, Fortress Monroe,
are swelling the sick list " an alarming extent The
government BY neglec,ing W supply ths medical
urtlh
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFlCIAL TEETH INSERTED, Lowest
1Apossible nrioc-Testh fll,d with gold, 81; hone,
20 cents silver 30 cents aud upward. teeth az =
tracied without pain, snd for those Of small neara
20 cents. Dr.J. 8. CONWAY, $50 East 45,h q bot
9d and I'd ave se2l qiacsfiT