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The New York herald., 1862-12-18
uENRY II. LEEDS. AucrrIoNEER.

IJENRY II. LEEDS. AUCTIONEER-H. II. LEEDS &
co. will sell al auction Thursday, Dee. ls. 10's
O'Clock al their gallery * Nassau street Ancient and Mo-
dern OIL Paintings. IN which collection be found
,he works Of Par, wcbbrr Iartwick George L. Brown,
Caerty, Boylen, Van Ness Rrlcy Geyer Si,nmons g. H.
Beaverton. A. Mnst Pcnblocx, Curtis Won Sebcn. Snet
and o,herwell known artists They exhibition
with catalogues.
Aso 50 original color Drawings from the OF
late Sir Richard Dacn at the Hague.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

UCTION NOTICE.-M. DOUGHTY. AUCTIONEER.
n viii sell ais day tfh-day), iOf O'Clock. sAles
~ Nassau 81, eet general assortment of Household
Furniture Brussels and Ingram Capes Parior sui'.
be top Centre Tables Bookesse Extension Dinug Tables
Buncs Din ng chars DRESSING Bureaus, Wssas.sads Bed.
s.cads Mattresses. Lounges, SOFAS, Chars. &c.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

4 GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR Two OR THREE
n s.nS.c gentlemen. coaid be accomn odacd with good
Board Ia rst class hOaSN all .modern
rrasenenis. Apply - West Warren street, Brooklyn
ilelerencss eAcaangce.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

At III EAST FOURTEENTH STrEEr-EXTENsIoN
II farior 70 is wilh closets ho and cold aud
10 gentleman wife gentlemen, or
three young laGies be accommodated Reference
q.iyrc.
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

az TX TO o. PER TON or 1000 POUNDS FOR
M I'D superior qualities OF pure Red aud White Ash
Chesin Stove EGG and Furnace Coss thoroughly
AM ire, from dir and slate CHARLES b HOLDEN. 10
My pagcsv New Chamber street. 10 Wal street
ga Canal end ca Eas. Fourteenth street Union souaie
The New York herald., 1862-12-18

fNEO HoLBRoOE AuCTIONEFR. WILL. SELL ON
N THURSDAY, D iS AT 10 4. NJ. in front OF drill
Centre market four Horses. 70 expenses OF keeping
(NEO HoI.BRC0K, AuCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
" Thursday Dee - at 10 A. NJ, in drill
Centre market fon Horses of ne
same ny order vi II. SCOTT Property Clerk Metropolitan
POJce:
The New York herald., 1862-12-18
BoARDlsG AND LODGING.

TURNIsiIED ROOM wANTED-wITH BhEAkrAsI
BY single gentleman; private family pieieirea. -
Lewis Herald ofire
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20
Patrfoeic Families.

: We have been credibly Informed, that on
Lynch's Creek there are living two gentle
men named PHnLIPs and HELroN, who have
furnished seventeen sons to the Confederate
service-tbe first ten and the latter scyen
What two citizens Of tho Confederacy can
beat that numbera
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

We are in receipt of the Memphis avalanche
of the llth inst. The Avalanche seems to be
gently easing down into ABRAHAM's BOSOM
As to the state of the city it says:
There have been NO Union demonstrations,
such. as our present rulers perhaps expected,
and. as some of our ultra and uncompromising
secession friends feared and predicted. Our
people have thus far demeaned themselves
with propriety and dignity. We have heard
of concessions from few, who occupied the
front ranks of our earliest and original scces-
sion,sts. From the suspected and harrassed
Union men, we have yet to learn any disparag-
ing conduct and bearing, eitheI towards the
Fedcras or their ncighbors, wh6 to some ex-
tent, had reviled and annoyed them in the past.
The city is quiet and orderly, and, all things
considered, we are doing far better than was
apprehended. Our population seems, so far as
we can judge, to fear no undue or harsh op-
preston at the hands of present rulers.
We repeat, we offer these statements for the
benefit of our country friends, and from no de-
sire to offer praise or to sing p@ons to our
Federal opponents now in our midst. They
have invaded our State and taken forcible pos
session of our city, and we, with others, feel
humbled and downcast; for we. as one man,
had offered resistance to their success, and
have been foiled in our attempts to stop their
march, and all alike must partake of a national
humiliation-feel their pride wounded, and our
future in gloom and embarrassment. Let us
bear with manly fortitude what we are unable
to avoid. This is true philosophy philosophy
suited to our condition.
Provisions. learn that already there is
fleet of fiat boats coming down the river with
provisions, and that by Thursday we shall have
the Platt Valley here on her return trip. The
prospect, therefore, is good for an abundance
of provisions. W
The Federal army is increasing, and will
soon reach large and commanding force-so
we hear stated. We suppose the fact to be
what we have indicated. Rumor SAYS Confed-
crate cavalry hangs around the skirts of our
city, and that daily we are visited by its mem
bers in citizens clothes. We do not credit
this rnmor.
We notice, in the advertising columns, many
offers to take Confederate money at par for
property. The Federal commandant declares
he will not interfere with the monetery con-
Germs of the city, and the banks and people are
left free to take whatever they please as money.
The city is not under martial law.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

1--WE have bcer kindly furnished, by lady
friend. with a number Of Yankee trophies, in
shape Of correspondence, and captured by q
'yonng volunteer from our District, in the bat
tie Of tho Seven Pines. We would be pleased
to extract from them, hut are too much crowd
ed for room in this issue.
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

~ more unmtlgatcd, God-forsakcn set OF
soonpdrels dc, pot live, than the ppc%chers sot
the. Gospel down. South. OF course, you, must
understand that I make honorable exceptions
in every deporninstion. Asa general thing
i say it in sorrow and not in angcr-the most
unmitigated set Of Williams they have in the
South are the Methodist Baptist, Presbyterian
and Episcopalian preachers. We have sin
gle exception IN the town in which Ilive-thc
Rev. Thomas w. Hume, Rector Of the Epis-
copal Church-a Union man, born and raised
in the town of Knoxville, a graduate of the
East Tennessee University;-A stakeholder and
a man Of property-A very liberal and reliable
man. Bishop Odie furnished him some months
ago with a new prayer The old prayer would
not answer, because it required him to pray for
the President of tho United States, and to do
that was to pray in effect for old Abe Lincoln.
That was worse, Bishop Odie thought, than to
pray for the devil; and he, therefore, furnished
him with another prayer, substituting the Pres
ident of the Confederate States Of America, and
the Confederate Government where the U Uniued
States Government was named or alluded to-.
Mr.. Hume, frankly and promptly, like man,
said he would not abandon his prayer book and
the regular form; that he did not believe in the
Confederate Government or in jeff Davis.
repeat to you that the churches are all utterly
ruined at the South; we are al going to de-
struction. The ministers, cass-leaders, deacons
and cxhorters, are all talking secession, lying
secession, drinking mean liquor, and advoca-
ting the cause of jeff DAVIS and the Devil.
They have abandoned God and his holy reli.
gion."
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20
Our Cause.


Our Cause. &
Few OF the most far-seeing amongst us had
any idea of the tremendous struggle we were
atont to enter, when the Southern States, one
after another, asserted their sovereignty, and
withdrew from the Union. Time has shown
the wisdom of the course they pursued. The
spirit Of the Northern hordes have satisfactorily
developed their true character; they have
trampled upon the Constitution, and called to
their aid the higher law, whenever that instr,-
ment stood in their way, by every method that
can mark a tyranny, regardless of the princi-
pies that actuated the Colonies in throwing of
the yoke of Great Britain. Without particle
OF the claim to enforce the authority which
George the III had-have they endeavored to
coerce and compel the Southern people to bow
to their rule-to be ruled by such miserable
demagogues as LINCOLN and SEWARD.
The history of the war has but confirmed
our adherence of all connection with such
people; and much as we have suffered, there
sis no true Southern man who entertain any
other idea than to continue to battle for our
rights, when we have so much at stake-and
tor the great purposes of establishing govern
ment based upon constitution VITA proper
checks and balances. For this our brave sold
iers will contend, and never lay down their
arms until their purpose is accomplished. And
as we believe God rules, so surely do we trust
the day is not far distant when our purpose
will be accomplished-whe we shall be per-
m'tted to manage our affairs in our own wav,
and to worship God under our own vine and
ng tree, and none to molest or deter us from
our duty. We should all labor to obtain the
great boon-whether IN the tented field or at
tending to useful avocations at home-tbat
these trials may be overruled for our good, that
we may come out of them better and a han
pier people.
Ihe New York Seventh Regiment has again
declined to be mustered into service in Wash
ington. On their arrival there it was proposed
by their Colonel before them in line. All who
refused to be mustered in were requested to
step to the rear, and be considered as towards,
wherenpon the whole regiment stepped back.
aei News from Richmond.
RICHMOND, June 1.-THE Fortress Monroe
correspondent of the New York Tribune saws
that ne has been assured, by gentleman con-
nected with the medical department of Nc
Ciellan's army, that the Yankee loss in the bat
ties OF the Seven Pines was not less than ten
thousand-killed, wounded and missing. He
also writes: II have the names of gentlemen,
whose veracity cannot be disputed, who declare
that Gen. Mcclellan said that his loss in the
action ofthe two days would not fall short Of
ten thousand
There was some heavy skirmishing on the
right Of our lines to-day. The city continues
perfectly quiet There is no news Of spec;al
Importance. 51 N he
Gen. Stonewall jackson having been heavily
reinforced, will again take up his line Of march
towards the Potomac in few days. Fremont
has undoubtedly abandoned the Valley of the
Shenandoah. Mrcury. 'aao'f' a'' a5a
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

weld eali the et,snsion of our readers
seG9eefsl Qrlax No. -. issued from the Office.
.of ik1 ajatest and Inspector General Of the
6tste, - tetsfehce - the enrollment under the
Confederate Consumption Act. w
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

awaythe debris of the fight consumed the great
er part of the forenoon. During the day Gen.
Pempcrton, accompanied by Adjutant Gen.
Cooper and Commodore Ingraham, visited the
scene of the late action, and, after inspecting
the positions and lines of attack, expressed
themselves as highly pleased with the manner
in which the defence had been conducted.
The full official accounts of the casualties in
the the battle have not yet been handed in, and
we will not anticipate them by further conjec-
ture.-We may say, however, that, after care
fu investigation, we are satisfied that the ap-
proximate estimate given in our issue of Toes
day is, as near as may be, correct. the number
OF prisoners was larger than at first reported,
numbering 107 in ALL Of these 40 are wound.
ed. Several were brought to the city yester-
day. The prisoners say that their first party
in advance, the 9Th Michigan, was nearly an.
initiated. They estimate their force on James
Island at about nine thousand, all under the
command of Gen. Stevens, formerly stationed
at Beaufort. They state that the FIVE regi-
ments engaged on their side were the 9Th
Michigan, 47th New York, 10th Highlander,
Sd Rhode Island, .2Sth Massachusetts, and a
detachment Of the 47th Pennsylvania. One of
their officers who rode cream colored horse
during the action, and who was prominent by
reason Of his constant efforts to rally his wa
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1862-06-20

Ihe New York Seventh Regiment has again
declined to be mustered into service in Wash
ington. On their arrival there it was proposed
by their Colonel before them in line. All who
refused to be mustered in were requested to
step to the rear, and be considered as towards,
wherenpon the whole regiment stepped back.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-08-14
sPIRIrs, ALE, BEER, AND PORTER.

Sec. 80, And Be Il further onaefed, That il shall
be the duty OF the collectors within their respective
DISTRICTS to grant licenses for dstilling which ii.
ceases shall contain the date thereof, the sum aid
be granted to any person being q resident of tbs
United States, VINO shall desi the same on sppIca
the sam or dlty payable BY this sct upon cash Ii
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17
NEWS ITEMS

TnT total number oi buildings destroyed in
Troy 10y the recent fire was G7l.
hovTEN,lrNf boats are now making regular
trips between Fortress Monroe and Norfolk
MARRIAGE an1 cradles are the argw couyier,
Of peace. \ m"rriar rctOyk place at y, wLcrn, y.
C., the other day between a Massachusetts, ear
tain in the army and a Yankee gin.
SEN\ToH VII sos has written letter lcny.
INK that crctary Stanton or him,clf have In.
tcricicd with Gen. McC Clcllan's plans for the
prUecutiun of ,he war.
1HT Hon. Charles Jared Ingcrsoll, did at his
residence in Philadelphia, on the lil inst. Mr..
lnscrspll was u son # the eminent lawyer aud
Fedcralisl, Jared lugcr,oll, who was one Of Tia,
manners Of the Federal Constitution.
DrRrSG the conhngration at Troy, a lcoffrom
q shocmokcr's day book, much chur"i, was
picked up in Mount J. damon, Shaker Village,
wh'rc II was blown by tho wind, distance oi
* mlc,.
OK tho 2.th Of August, the one thousanilh
anniversary Of tho Empire Of Ru"il, the gov
crnmcut will be Il clarcd changed from au auto
cratic To- constitutional furuL .he Grand
Duoc Constantine Is the iui!alor 4 tbs move
ment.
Ararocout Court Martial at Charleston. Va,
Col. - Nl'linr', # the lllh Ohio, AMI Cant.
Wet aul Lieut.. hachcy lst Virginia, wtra
cisil'i. Tue Two latter for keeping their
wives IN comp dressed in mems cluthc,.
Tnr Prince Of Wales, while in the Holy Land
was allowed = the lasha of Jerusalem, to visi,
Tie cove Of Macphelah, in which the patriarch,
Abraham, lsaac and Jacob are buried with THEN
wives. with one exception, no Christian has
before been allowed to enter it since tho time Oi
the Crusaics.
The Providence PosT tells story Of General
Mcclellan Five months ago this young Napo-
leon was Informed that Gen. Wool was ready
and anxious TO take Norfolk. Tho reply was in
substance, "Norfolk is well fortified, aud cannot
now be taken without great !q;s 9t lite. Wal!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17
FINANCIAL NEWS.
NEW YORK, Friday, May I,


1hc stock market was depressed tins morning
under the influence partly of the proclamation o,
Gen. Hunter, which 1t was feared would prolong
hos.litics. The governments were, however, only
affected a fraction. Steamship was quoted, diyi-
dsnd of, lloT, equal to u rise Of :. per cent.
Tho sacs of gold at tho board we're large-oycr
$4,000 3a3's, %, time The rates Of exchange
IRE very firm at ia for bankers names.
The transactions nj the Clearing House fall with
the diminished action Of tie stock market. The
amount this morning was s25, ,63t,2 25l balances,
II, $50, 40.
The amount Of government securities held hy tho
Bank Of Commerce tho i2th was flO,Ol2 OO1
VII cost 30, 1Ol,939. The present values derive
profit ON the stock Transactions with the govern
mcut of $4,000. Among tic stocks are s. 2TO,O 900
Of tho T-3O notca.
The Auditor of the Canal Department IL reaiy 10
pay the award, made hy tho appraisers in isa9.
The james 81 u, at NcwIuryp.rt, Las declared "a
dividend of 10 per cent the Bartlett Mills On per
cent
Thee specie in the Boston Banks this week counts
t',I!.,I3s, and in the banks of the three cities
SO 800 G3i-a decline of $3,ias, ,sl9 fr the week.
The receipts at the Treasury were t5Ij,OG6, Of
which s237,O)O were demand notes on account =
ouStoml.
The ahunian. o' money Is very great, bat no t
lcss rCrGHrkuh'e IL the ALI nee of demand for
It. Willie the bank tills are oyerilowins w.th pa
per discount day pusscs with many Of them
without the Ircscutat.ou Of su.le note for
dl- puut. rNofe that 10 The most business have
hut few on"rinf7 10 boast Of. Tho Govern.
mcut ON" r,,r certificates ARE lower toby. s.l,.
mt At 1I's The deposit Of donn'i r..s fr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17

MARK ET NEWS.
Whoirsnls Prices of Country Produce.
Nrw Y"rg, FmpAy, May ii, ls62

n.l... :. ,,....--,.-- ~ -
""o"" ''"'" WI '"""'tS 'rui"Sr.
Ntw f"rE, fm".', May ID, is62.
nrrrsR
Choice yc, per III, I6fldlO or Co pals, pr H. ifCAt0
80 80. :, :" /" @ ''H', .y'''' S''''' ,1"sic
Stale hnlf lr X ins !,.!. i,rr1.. I,ti,r 7,.o,sL
onrtsE.
Now cheeae cxtra ,oaS iSr,y rhe fair h6aH
Fancy dnire4. ......7'tS tu,liSh dairy. .Sca3x
Western dairies' '.scs Damaged checae. .SctSH
htASh
Medium. m.... sl,bod2b kdney. ......s2,h GEO
fe''''''''''' 2'''s'''o. h'rrow'''... 2'o'Csl,6o
bhp"s C"HS-fer 100 oIhs..'.......,,s ,sa,W tSI,N
hAIS"Ah-ror 100 'os' ''''''',''''' sJ2'oo3i3.0
DRIED rguir.
Ch Plumbs pr 10 rt9lR,.uIcrries IA atY
Uirckbrrti,, ioosiI Ip,,iLrs % Es5s
Cherries. .is.si0 Now Apples, oxCs
E.ae.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17

sNuiine broush, 81 25 No. g. Al 81: eveque,
VI 32k; white, 81 ~. sale of vvoocns and cloth.
ING goods was better attended than Of late, and
| sold well
There IL privately an actyetrale In fancy vool.n
cooi' There is more demand from the c!o,hicr..
There has been rs y,t no southern business in
dry goods. In cotton goods there has
been sdeciine Of isc per yard Prints are more
active; spragucs li.9c Pacific lie; Dunnsis.
''}sc. Jlhl.ng rat d, \. less than other prices.
Tie stois earnings " the Cincinnati e savannah
hair"al Tor the year l. May /, were si9Ii iit, and
tho lie. earnings ii),o9j. THO Chicago Il North
western road earned ~ the week T. Nay 0, su
oo9, or f',isJ in oy.rss OF lat year.
The amount II Il, in store At Chicago is GO, 900
bhls., and Of wheat i,ooLoOo bushels about double
tie quantity on hand last year The quantity q
wheat received at Milwaukee since Jan I, Is ,sOS.
900 bushels. or 60Ooo0 in oSccas u last year
There are - ships under the nglish hag lying o6
New Orleans and Mobile to huy cotton at ,uy price
when TIE rorts are np,n.d.
The i''. in tie prices of gram ani four has pro-
'nccd more active shipment, T. Europe, and
'''Sht arc higher wheat rays i9tlo os. per
onahcl freight Liverpool - cts per 10. was
paid ior charter With grain g. ireland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17

AND JENELAY.

SQUIRE & LANDER,
Jewellers, and Manufacturers oi Eng.ish Sterling
Silver Ware and fine III aud Is caret gold Jewelry
and the finest qualify of Watches aud Diamonds
which they selling at 10 per cent above tho ac
tus net cost. SQUIRE & LANDER,
apl9 A1c'llG ~ Fulton 81 Y.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17

GAVE YOUR MONEY
- THE PEOPLES PROVISION COMPANY.
2jS Greenwich street between Warren Hnd Murray,
y. Y, s'll, deliver iice and warrant g. please.
Pare ftU,h BicKENE,l bis. Tor 2.rts, box Iafc.
Family soap rs, CkklE warranted pure, boX
hL,, lslb 81.
rrsusl arcntYbl CkEYE.! soap To-, lars fr Be-
Nhrirgutcd 'Ri CkElE.! suap o, cakCs FOR g.
Beet family nuur iBl CkElh.y 81, Tag a,c.
sugyr-cJrcd " ms wtranic -, shoulders do. Tc.
B.H'k and green ttua NJ price irun - T. 81,
Coffee from ljc to 26c, OF qualities uutq qlallcl for
drliciolr' so' flavor nul ttr,u,th. Tho cump,-
ttiun ~ the city Is drdrl.
Call and Dak o., th,ao Rlods, Il will save Your mo-
ncy. Its no huuibug. LpIk put for tho ugmb,r,
2j- GREENWICH STREET.
dc5tal sign at the door, with the lc'.'r PP c..
In rod. inyl3 2Ie'iV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17
LOST AND FOUND.

EOtND-2 DOGS, WHICH THE OWNER
can have ty proving property and paying oS-
penses. Apply lsS Fast 2Gth st a. n fiiEK-
FORD myl1j'lUS
plC who will bring baek large dark iay horsc'
white hind feet, hollow back, lap ears, Ion. tai
aud name, willie star on fprehcai the horse w.-
taken from the Kiudl!ng Wood Factory, foot ~ h'th
~, \, H. nyl5 3'2l9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17
GROCERIES,.

4 W. ROSE-FlSII, PROVISIONS, AT
AAs wholesale-hns removed froin his old stand
to 29l Washington At. fh.t Chambers ami Re,drl
where lie sole Is call froii his friends Msokcr.,
2m ns., 100 s., ~ lbs, 70 lbs packages; Codhsh,
Herring CITY Hams, Shoulders, Beet, Pork, Lard,
Batter, Cheese, for sale, good and cheap. my 2tic'
CllANpAGNE AND SWEET CIDER, 81 30
~ alart,l bali barrel !! 30. % ccuts flf narrels
Tttirncd cGeI yincyar ~ ~ arrcl, 30 cents for
barrel returned, WltH wine vinegar, pickles, mus
iafd. cntslp, sauces, fruits, vegetables preserves,
DC. lies, qualities at lowest Wholesale prices. Call
nj examine. j. MtRTlN, successor t. u. u.
li,ssr, 20 Murray 4, conner Washington ms 2iIc'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17
INSTRUCTION.

81 WRITING tLASS--lO LESSONS, 81,
- or - g. ilEecpiug, 50 per month ur
so lcsa'us unlimited. AriCm,tc uud p,nman.
ship, $40 pcr ". = l.ion5 each, at rAINI"s, 6.
Bowcry, n, ! auI 20 Fulton It,, brooklyn.
myb .ino'iiI
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-17
MEDICINES.

1 NkOt f.-SNNE 1OIK tlIIbkIN-A
~ safe and reliable medicine DR. Cu\PJAS'S
celebrated Compound Group and I. ugh sy rip,
used with great success for the last 81 years IN in
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for inilu'ufa colds coughs. hc,rscr' ss Il III u'y
ofbrest i'nc pain IN tie chest. bleeding from tie
luuEs, asi. ina, wloorrg cough, consumption, ct.
Price 20 cents n hatt'r Manufactured AMI sold
wholesale and fr'ail ~ WIN. CHAPMAN 4 CO.,
4! Fulton It, n Y and ly Druggists. myi2 2ia,'
CURE YOuR COrGll-USE CAMP.
- BELLS S!rup " T,r and Wild Cherry. i is
sure CUE o. coughs. cods and sore throat. Try
~ .n'N hc.n's bottle. To he had ouly at
CAMrN.LIS pgug st,rc, c,r sth nv ami 2Sth st.
AMI VI DONALNS Dry G,sd~ st re. 100 B,Ncry,
n.or - ,,. M.o 10y sale. rURvAN's RiiFrMA.
TIC CIiNlaENFprcol II cts pet To- IT,. apl5 2riiP
nR. BONE. OFFICE 70 WEST 1oh 81. -
- d'scas %, the heart, luu 81, lvcr, iucys. w.
c'rated thr'ts female comp 'inte &c. ~ ulcers
t. :, amt ~ ~ NJ old DR. HOMES Btt,is
and ifls 'ld only nj my o'icc. apo 2u,'!2i
Dk. VAN llAMBERTS FEMALE MONIH-
- ll PILLS are = Sair remedy ''r ,hsiri,ton,
~, nom cold, or any cause ~ per lov. Frr
oou q, colds. Sc. Arcr's Cherry rccicr,l. Fur
scryillh rhciu t~u, g., K,no1y's Discovery /.
each t'' at Gllo>'S, ~ Bnwcry n y mh 1"h,'
Tor TnE rllES.
pr. trnAMs .tuary Is certain cure
tur Ii,a, C','t,crcss, Nid Liver complaint. \ "a
~ y " IiaisN ~ we to ffhilkalil " AMI ~
u. IruAM's Mrdi' ofhcc, AL Fourth =, 81
door f1m tie BOwer!, h,twoon u 'Nory aud lirn td.
way. nuI y9a,'iiS
III ERE'S HEALTH FOR THE MILLION
AADr. CLARkE's Vegetable Sherry Wine Bttrrt
cheap paaiahlc and Ecnl'hy, are justtach,st tmcdi
cine for spring dlslas,s compound cutr,y oi
roots and h,'ht! the greatest loci purifier IN Tie
word. Try th,u only 20 ia lor pint ltttlc, one
quart - qua -. %; l'at. - -. : n In
New York 10y H. : Brrc,, 5ol Roadway WIN.
Ny, cpril'rdt street; 4. e. Wells 4 e.. llh
.nkiin II h'gll, Marsh y Gtrdenrr. and deal
crs, cv, rywu'tc. apiG 2+N'1d
MADAM MOKROWS' MAGIC OIl. Is
tt warranted g. cure rhcun,ti~n. neuralgia.
spinal affections, pains I'm side ur back, nul snrc
throat; II never iiilg In curing 1ll ach ami pains
Price, 25 aud ~ cent, per bottle. Isl Ludlow T.
ai2 2tg,'iS2
SllFllER AND NAlOk BAlIlS-IlMD-
- LAI'S "l .st,l,is' I'll and the only genuine Su'.
lhcr Baths In thc a. - It Carroll Place, Blc,, =
IT., cor Is,irrns n. Y. sure cure for ricumlt sin,
severe colds, crtliiuus o the sk'n moicirpl atr,
lions, ciills and icNUr, female weakness a. Given
daily hv DR. 4. L.. TIMOLAT n 60. n,3 25io'int
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