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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-07-05
4 CITIZEN


E11 ! tLEE. u, q u9G -, 1901.
EIitor Eele3ropd:-Wuile the cry Of
Liberty and Union is upon the lips Of
every true American, and when it is
supposed Iy good many, that all the
citizens Of the North are true to the
Stars and Stripes, We find men within
the bounds Of Meigs County, and not a
hundred miles from Syracuse, that, in
our opinion, are not what they should
be.
It is an cid adasc, that factions
speak louder than words" and I have
noticed some OF these aforementioned
men, looking at military companies
while under drill, often taking occasion
to speak disrespectfrlIy Of the company.
You speak to them upon the condition
Of our country, and they will hold u2
for the Buchanan Administration, lay
ing all the blame OF the present rebel
lion upon the AboIitionists, meaning
the Republican party. This is not the
way for persons that arc al rigAt to
speak, and 20 act.
They seem to be possessed Of a doGCeI
neutrality, and are waiting the issue OF
the present struggle. IF it results in
fayor Of de North, they will then be
strong Union men. They will be sure
TO come cut on the strongest side, and
like the man whose wife killed the hear
while he run, they Will come up after
this affray is all over, and say, see wha;
uce have done.
Let every man, that is man, come
out, and boldly express his senti-
mcnts, whether for, or against the
Union, We will then know who we have
to deal with.
! t will not hurt their lungs to Uurral /
for the Stars and Stripes, nor will il
stranglc them, in this part Of the coun.
try, half Sc quick, as it would to b>
found aiding JEFF. Davis u Co.
Yours, &c, 3.
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For the Pomcroy weekly Telegraph.
BAsHAN. June 22d, 1851.


NJ. EIti0r:-The citizens Of Bashan
met together on Saturday, June Sth,
and raised Union pcle one hundred
and ten feet iu-hight. The Stars and
Stripes" were then run up, amid the
widest enthusiasm. The meeting was
then called to order, and was favored
by several Union songs by the ladies',
after which, speeches were made by sew
eral gentleman, in very able and pat
riotic manner. The meeting then
broke up, with three rousing cheers fer
the Union and tie Constitution
A few days since the ''Bashan Home
Guards were presented with beauti-
ful dag by the ladies, who seem to be
fully alive to the interests Of our coun-
try, aud willing to do all they can for
the protection Of the Stars and Stripes y
and the perpetuation of our glorious
Union. We wish the surrounding tcwn-
ships to know shat, although we are
few in number, We are not insensible to
the true condition OF or country, and
that we are ready TO sacrifice our lives,
all that we posses, before we will suffer
that Constitution which was bought and
sealed by the blood Of our forefatllers,
to be trodden under foot, and the ''5tars
and Stripes" torn in twain and trailod
in the dust.
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From Fortress Monroe.
JUNE 3O.-The celebrated steam gun
arrived last night.
Prof. Lowe is expected to-day with
his monster balloon.
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Geographic Correspo slence Daily Commcrcia
FROM COLUMBUS.

Trouble on the 5Sanavsha---7enise1,-
CoLEMBUs, July 1.-CoI. Norton. Of
the lst regiment State troops, at Gal
lipolis, telegraphed the Governor today
that On Saturday night mounted party
Of fifty men came from Charleston, Va,
to Point Pleasant, headed by ~ G.
Jenkins, and took some OF the most
prominent Union men there prisoners,
and marched them Off. Col. Norton
started with hundred Men in pursuit.
bat could not oyertake them. lie then
secured the country and took thirty
prominent Secessionist5 prisoners,
whom he now holds as hostages for the
safety Of the Union men in hands Of the
rebels. Norton says there are $500
rebels now at Charleston, under com
mand Of Hawes.
A prisoner in the Penitontiary SEN
fenced for life, from Jefferson county,
was shot dead in the saddletrce shop
this afternoon, by Taylor, the guard
The prisoner rebellcd against an order
Of directions respecting work, and strucl,
the guard, who shot him through the
heart.
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E,ggH GREAT EEEaEE9sV.

GENE SEE LINIII EMIT,
Ty7ElL known and accepted as he most efiracioos
W a:si certain remedy ever discovered, for ;it
connlaints where an external application IS neces-
sagy. Embossed and prescribed by Distinguished
pll, .icans Equally good '"r man Q: beast.
FOR EiiHG:IATlS5-
Usg GEHEs.EE L.rIM&NT
FOR BURNS
Csg GEYrsS&E LlxtMENr!
FOR SORE THROAT.
Use G::SEssEE LixIMENr
FOR BRUISES
Use GENrssaE l.,SpMENr
FOR SPINAL AFrECTIoNS-
UsE CiE<EszGE LIN MENr.
Fer CRAMPS, AM, ALL AcnES ANn SORES
Usr GlneSsce I.iuinrnt
a fresh supply jn>t received, and for sale hy D.
REED Porn"roy, WELDON & EE&roW, Cheet.r:
BRANCH & PAINE, kuiland, D. JOHNSON,
Jumpers Plains, J. SCHAFFER, Minersville, }. r.
ELLIS. K&cine, and Storekeepafs throughout 'h@
country. Nj w Ai.AFh'
proprieiur Pitlahurs, Pa,
To whom all Orders ms. De addressed!
Sept 81. ISf0.-31- -3m
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I I IT
WHEAT,
VOLUNTEERS WANTED!


Able bodied men wanted Immediately as
volunteers in the U. S. service. Apply
to Capt. C. GRANT, Pomeroy.
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Sp2gNc z SQMfME1 GoopS.
L yAEIHG bought fresh stock Of Goods at
/ Z the new prices, can sell them at very low
figures 10 these having cash to pay tov them.
Rest Of the stock was Bought At Sheriff 5
sale, at prices below anything herctofo.e offered
in this market. Call soon, Us they are gciag
Of like hot cakes
WI. Il. REMINGTON.
May. ls61.-2--tf
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Communicated
For the Pomeroy Weekly Telegraph.
NTINEsgEEIAL ASsOCTAv IO.F.


RI, ,,.-..-,
! ne He%' SESSION Oh m ,ne 'i'iie''a D'S'r'''
Ai!hlsterlal Association, ONO annual Confer
ence, will be held in COoleyillc, commencing
Tues Law. July I6, 1861.
nro-n ,,,,.,, an ,,v-rncrers
PhouhAA'iH Il of EAEholsE9'
/. introductory Sermon: R. A. Arthur; alter
nate, p. V. Ferree.
,. Sermon: Heb. 7. %; 5. Rvland.
3. Essay: Local Preachcrs-their relation to
the economy OF tie NJ. 4. Church; Wm. Porter
4. Exposition Of Rom. s, l5i $. iankin.
.. Sermon: SAM. ), % Il. C@ttaghan
&. Essay: Should the Church, by Its v MS
tcrs, express officially its views of Aattora!
qucstionsi Dr. j. &. Blair.
I. Essay: Does the Bible teach that tie nil
leniUm viii come before or after tie general
coElagration? Dr. Starr, VIM. Glenn.
8. Exposition oi Matt y, 80 3Vi J. v Lewis
g. Exposition Of Cor. Is, y; T. \. Spahr
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DlPTHERIA, DIPTHERIA!
i Eseg,. e&ay Gor which is s-oassasl 5aa
tSEe Esco8lGs E:sVC"s:e,
PERRY D AVIS
VEGETABLE
ain * Her
THE GREAT
Family Medicine Of the Age!

Family Medicine Of the Age!
VAKEN 1NTELNALLY. IT CURES SUDDEN
i Colds, Coughs g., Weak Stoln"Gh, Gener:'!
p!uint, dyspepsia, or lndhgestiom Cramp and Pain
in Stonach Bowel Complaint, Painters Collie, ASH
'e PPfiD c94sfIii ;'5 ETRNAGTY ~ .!.sF CURES
Fcious. B"iIs and old Sores, Severe Buns and
scalds, Bratsss and Sp.Gains, swelling OF the
Frosted Feet aud Chill bHins, Toothache, Pain III
The Face, Neuralgia and EheUmatism.
Ii is sure r<uiGdy FOR AGUE and CAtLis and tE-
d. Diprurr.A AID Sore Throat is quickly cured b!
Gargliug the Throat with mixture of Pain Killer
PAIN KILLER,
taken internally, should 20 adulterated with milk
or water, Or made :ato syrup with molassrs. For
i Cough, few drops On sugar, eaten VIII Oe mor'
effective than any thing else.
See Prtntcd U;reet9:ss sgaicA accoapony each
bottle.
The Pain killer is by universal consent allowed
% have won for itselfa reputation unsurpassed in
history Of medical prepafitioDs. Its tIutane-
Gus effect in the entire eradication and extinction
PAIN, in all It's various forms Aci,at ta to the hu-
man family. and the unsolicited written and verbal
testimony OF the nsSeS in its favor. have been am:
are ills own best advertisement
What stronger proof OF these facts can ba pro
'uc"I than The following letter, received U".oic-
tied. from REV. w. b. JACOBS:
H,FH AUli, " j., ;une SIN, iSt0.
Nessrs. Perry Davis G. Hon--tirn,ieIaeH:-Allo
me, Uisol icted to send You word 0f cGmluruda-
lion for Your Pain killer. have used il IN my fam
lily these scver; Ne.lrs and vdiI Il ali ii claims to
be. Foc Rhrulujl.sn Coughs, Colds, buras. Chol-
eG;I, tendencies ad difficulties, we'll diseases
generally ina: prev,,!l families re4ri tj. Pain
h,,lrr J.s ui al rrg", aI.i riCciou> Beyond
ANY medicine Ni,h!G my Knowledge. We keep il as
ci!iaf f;ug aadicine, "td fad its use III ofj-
nary worth more than ANY doctor. Tx tcsi-
lmony Of others among my acQuantances aud friends
is ui.iIy ldV Orbc Many clergy ~ have spoken
OF II IN the highest terms rs It famliy medclne.-
Missionaries in repeated instances nave said 10 me
in person a4G in thof letters, Iiat The PAN Killer
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SNcc Nsg,,,ges arsG Sore Yls.,e

q. Fl. sz8ggEgES Er GO. E'EOEsaEe30rs
for the Western and Southern States,
Cincinnati, Clio,
Tn whom all orders for above Medicines may be
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PPgrE ANts gsa.8aDE3xGs3 OF

Prop'r, Pittsburg, to whom all orders must Ne all
dressed. -l>crt. q, i~6t-:.1- -i!nl
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matters q, present are in the line Of improvement Rates
Of interest first class paper range from 10 to IL cent
Call loans are obtanable at to per cent The business
In exchange continues on moderate scale, but the
ceps being hardly equal 70 the demand prices sus
tanned At ~ premium buying and y premium selling
In some cases dealers pay shade over *.
The following table shows the extent Of the fall.
ing Of in the principal imports Of the United States
from Great Britain, which has been produced by
the Morrill, tariff as well as the war;
Ebr fhe FirS Er,p months Of
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SInCe JHnuHly Ia, .4ZS3E
Business with both importers and jobbers during the
week has been on limited scale The chief activity re-
lated to articles in request for government use including
duck certain styles Of cotton Cloths with various kinds
Of goods for military purposes Later in the season
some increase s looked forward to from the
Western States. Raw cotton has become so and
high to interfere in degree with purchases for
manufacturing purposes Some orders have been
England for raw cotton. Heavy domestic cotton goods,
Prints dull Tho cothers were not in the market
for goods to any material extent Some houses who ma
nufacured largely the spring for the Southsuch as
light summer garmentshave, by the blockade been
of from their usual market Some Of them are forcing OF
their stocks at low 6gures in many cases. probably for
less than they COST The city retail trade also com
paratiYely light. IL ,-lt-- j q n
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Canadian -four was held at higher rates especially extra
embraced 500 bis at 81 20 80 90 Southern was also
frmer with sales OF 500 bbs closing within tho above
range Of prices Rye lour was steady at our quotations.
Wheat was hrmer for prime shipping lots ami IN
good demand The sales, IN part fer export,
embraced is 600 bushels 81 - for new amber eore1
Delaware, 81 % for white Michigan, 81 20 81 q foe
white Ohio, 81 Is for amber Michigan, 81 IL 81 10
fer red Western soc CSC for Racin, erring &c 92c
for nSanP fa eID u
dana part store ami part 10 Corn was rather
rmer Tor god 70 PRIME shipping lots Of Western Mixed
SOFT ana i2c 45c for Eastern mixed, 47c for rhine
shipping Western mixed, and 50c. for Western yellow
Rye was unsettled with safes reported Of 1900 bcstcs
At 45c 49c Tor Western, AMI al CSC for State osts
were firm an 10 good request, With sales Of Canad at
2ec. 2sc, ale S2Nc for Western, and 2,sc. Ns3c
CcryEE The sales embraced about 500 bags Rio at
1a%c a14xc and 60 do. Iaguayra at l5c
Corcx The sales footed up about 200 bales. in lots,
closing at l6Xc 1870 for mddng uplands Some
even lets were reported at l5Ac
FREoRrs Rates were less buoyant To Liverpool
in bulk and al 9d for Wheat in ships bags, and sod
bbls. Geur at Is Cd 49, 7hI To Lonion co hhds TO-.
hacco were engaged a. as Ga vessel was taken up
Cork and market at I'D for grain.
HAY was quiet and prices unchanged. The shipping
demand was limited, whiicpurchases made for city
use at Csc a 75c r-r.i .-~. NJ -
MorA@ss -Cebas were selling in small lots to tho trade
chiefly within the range Of zoe. 22c
Naval sroSEa :, TIE market was drm but quiet.
fROVIsiJSs -EoVk--inc market was heavy and lower,
with sales Of 500 500 bbs e SIS 80 mess $40 for
prime and SIS clear Beef was unchanged witt sales
Of $50 bbls 25 $40 rs and SO SO 1 30 Tor extra
sale Of 200 bbls beef hams reported Of SI3 IS
$li Cut meats were quiet and prices nominal; small
sales reported at &c for shcuiders aad at Sc
&C FOR hams Lard 10 fair reques, an1 seady, With
sales Of ATS bb!s and tlerces at Sc &c. Butter and
cheese without alteration Of moment in prices. q U
Ricg.-Satos Of $50 casks were made at SIC &c.
SrGARs.-The market was armer and moro active, and
closed at advance Of c to &c. advance The sales
embraced about 2eoo hhds, chiefly Cubas aud mostly
within !he range u Nv AGO. With asusu l0 oi Porto
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FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

scarcely an exaggeratiou 10 state that matters at
Washington Market were never dulcr than at present
The best meats, vegetables, fruits and poultry bring
wretchedly low prices and the marketmen hopes
Of change at hand Fruits to have steady
sale, but at low prees red currants selling at &C. &C.
black, ditto, dto cherries at 100 raspberries, Sc &C.
backberies 15c. per quart pears very scarce at 81
81 so per basket
The following table shows the variation in prices since
last review Other articles remain at the old gures
r-Siroin steaks, lac 1ec per ID; porter house,
VsAI~fore quarters, 2o &C. por ID; hind quarters,
7c o 12c.
PoRKFrcsh, 1oc. 12c per h.; roasting pig 81 rs a
81 20 each.
LAnB-Good quality, 12c. a14c. per Ii.
PouLrRY-Turkeys, Ice. per h. fowls, 16c chickens,
60c 81 per pair ducks 100 81 per pair geese Zoe.
81 rs each; woodcock, So so per dozen.
Fan.-Fresh salmon $50. zoe. per b.; mackerel, &c.
Spanish mackere Soc Goldfish, &C. lobster &c., founder,
&c. halibut, &c.; striped bass &c. Toe.
vEogrARES-New Jersey tomatoes, 81 10 80 per bas-
ket; Long Island potatoes 75c 81 por basket peas Soc
7Kc per basket; string beans, toc o2c per basket
cabbage, &C. o SC. per head. -.
M,scElIAHEous.-Eggs, nine for 12c.
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THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

The following comparative statepep Of the imports
Of foreign dry goods at New York FOR the week ending
July IS, 1901
For the 1peeks f3 1850. 1860. ~ 1851
Entered al the port. 81, $50 Jos 44eO,746 241 100
Thrown on market, 3,e7so2S 4,471,6So 1e2,is8
SvnceJan. /. c 'Ao tt' l,f Et.r -
Thrown On market. d22ae,s4s @,es6,1o1 2se91 ,722
II will DO seen from tho above statement that the dry
goods entered at this port tho past week. well the
amount thrown upon the market were Insignificant COM
pared with those for the week In Che two preceding
years. The aggregates imported and thrown upon the
market since the lst Of January last also exhibit large
Decrease compared with those for tho same period in 1869
lens amounted to TO- cottons to $3l AGO. silks to
slao7o, max to $l7os4 and miscellaneous 10 s., e3e
Total $104 666. ~ M
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RESTAURANTS.

A NOVEL LUNCH COUNTER rs .sPENCERs-p PICK
"A led Tongues, Picked Musscls, Picked Clans Roas
Beef Corned Beef saraiucs, Fruit Pies and Tarts Pork and
Beans Raspberries and Cream Lamb Pies The gen-
Inc original three ale house, No Cortlandt street
northwest corner OF Broadway - SPENCER.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
EBfnAv INV 1O-R p N

Z FRIDAY, July 19-6 p NJ
AMEs.-The market was quiet Of s. 87k for pots and
IS Is for pearls
BREApsruFrs -Flour--The market was steady, with a
fair demand from the trade while prices fner for
most grades The sales embraced about IA 600 bbs
closing within the range Of the following quotations.
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Sales OF Real Estate
BY James M. Miller.
Lot side Lewis ST. 1875 Of stanton ST. 0xl00 - 600
Lot side SSth ST. 1876 It W 5th av, 25x9s9 $50
Do. do. 270ft do do....... ..... 1000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

V,AIJ TERN BEGINS AUGUST 27 - $40 FOR FOURTEEN
Il weeks Fare from New York az SO Best sns-
tanned Boarding Seminary III the state. Prick buildings.
Sixteen teachers For catalogue address Rev Joseph H.
King, fort INWARD, N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

DEOPIE's CLOTHING STORE. ri1 Gg5sl
i 566 BROADWAY, CORNER OF PRINCE STREET.
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING sy4 llll
Ready made and made 10 order noa fashionable cheap
Cashmere Pants. 90
Linen and Marscilles Pants. Observation-Disclosures. 90
Linen and Marscics Vests ....................1 90
Fine black Frock Coats. 90
Stylish Business Coats 2 25
Alpaca Coats very anc 90
Elegant SuH for boys, ted. 90
Gents nno white Shirts Observation-Disclosures. 81
lHiu0 fu. GEO. LEVIE co.
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Oh CENTS TO KEYPORr.--ON SUNDAY, JULY n.
~ 1851 the steamer GEORGE LAW viii leave pier
90 between Robinson and Barclay Streets at $780, Spring
az sl5. and pier North river at o o'clock A. NJ
direct for Keypor stopping at Fort Hamilton Return
ing win leave kcyport at 35s NJ Fare 70 Kcyport 20
cents; 10 Fort Hamilton, 10 cents. Q ei -e-sg ft
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VNTANTfD TO Rf.NT--fN GOOD BUSINESS NEIGH
w borhood, in tho suburbs city, Stnro (iiqupr
busincss) llouec; rent moderate; would buy
such place already in business if cheap and donpa fa
trade Adross, with real Damc and place ior icn days,
Stock, Beralf oiicc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE IN TEACHING,
IN desires situation in female college, seminary,
academy teacher Of the higher English branches
References uneSGeptonnbo Address Hiss Russell box1TS
Elizabeth M Il lte
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CUNnAY BOAT FOR GLEN COVE, LANDING AT
- Wbitcstope Fort Schuyler, Great Neck, City Island
and New Rochelle The ravoritc steamer YiYFLOWER
leaves James $50 Delaney street S45 Eleventh
street o. Twenty sixth street 9I0 Returning leaves Glen
Cove nj 8 p. ~.
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ID EGrIAR SUNDAY BOAT FOR ROCKAWAY THE
IN steamer CERli captain Grsity, leaves on sun
day July IL, from Walnut street East river, al A. M
Spring street North river ~ ei5 Pier North river,
$50 stopping az he Sea Side House each way Fare 30
each way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

yXTANTED-k LADY WE'LL VERSED IN GRAMMAR
w and general literature, 10 copy and revise mani
scripts; the work wiz be had occasionally, but what is
done will be literally paid for enc acquainted with the
French language preferred Address Phio, box S2 He
raid office.
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VHJA;TED--BY a GENTLEMAN AID HIS WIFE,
wv two or three gooi sized uufurpishod Rooms up
town Address stating tef,s, which iaast be moderate
2 r. Gibbs. iIorald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

dt 4 n REWARD. LOST, ON THE EVENING OF THE
DlU 10th inst, on the road or between Central Park
and the city, pair Of Diamond Sleeve Buttons Tho finder
will receive tho above reward byeaying them Al South
william street, front Office, up stairs. 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

r OST-ON THE EVENING OF JULY 10, a MAT OF
IL Java Coffee, in coming from the corner Of Forty
fourth street and Eighth avenue 10 3S2 Hudson street
suitable reward will DO given by returning to 1852 uud
son street. @t--f~ 2 M iA lst3 ESP
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEnIALEs.

A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION A.
N nurse; take charge Of infant from its birth
Apply at the house Of her present employer, ~ wes
3Sth st.
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INSTRUCTION.

A Ii FOR SIC. -PENMANSIHP AND ARITHMETIC;
IA three mouths 10 lessons each or bookkeeping les
unlimited $40. ladies Writing Lessons 81 for 70
G2 Bowory Now York, and 1888 Fulton street Brooilyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

BETTER CHANCE FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
IA 10 dispose OF their east of Clothing Furniture, Car
pets aud Jewclry guarantee 10 20 por cent than
any other dealer Please call On or addresJ AN1IALT
I62 Seventh avenues between Twentieth and Twenty FIRST
streets ladies' attended 10 by Mrs ADhalt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

RRusHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
- S29 Pearl street. Harpers Building All articles
so factory prices Paint Brushes OF superior
quAhty constantly on hand. JOHN X. HOPPEL.
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VAYANTFJl-FOR A SMALL FAMILY, a COTTAGE OR
w lower part cf House, between tirrt and Eighth
avenues and Eighth aud Thrteh streets rent not TO
coed $500 per an,rm Address B C.. herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

THEz zorAyE CAPs.-,JUsT RECEIVED 1919 FEE
Caps, which ore offered az prices that cely competition
We have also on hand fu hssortnan, ~ Military Caps
together WITH Swords, Sashes, Bcs &c Office and Manu-
factory III prcadwav r. cCArf gTT CO
NJ 0TlCE-KILpATRlCKS RIFLES, COMPANIES A
IN and B, will be 10 attendance al O'clock this aur-
day) Afternoon, at headquarters, 594 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-20

VATANTEn--A BAR COUNTER; FINE HARD WOOD
w top, twelve feet long, Bagn,clle Fl holes, nine
feet long by three feet hfea inches wde four iron bound
Stand Casks, 100 so gallons each four 40 gallons
each twelve five gallon Regs, email show Case, Mirror,
Chairs Tables &c; al must lac in good order Apply cor
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IN right to prepare this infalibe remedy belongs
the ''Union Manufacturing Company" Wholesale and re-
tail orders promptly ned Agents wanted Principal
Office No 2S Cortlandt street.