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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22
ARGUMENTLlST.


John bloom VS.. VIM. Bloom.-Rule 10
show cause why the award of the Arbitra,
tors should not be set aside. Continued.
6. +. Hoop vs. Thos. Kyler & Samuel
NcKean.-Rule 10 show cause why the
Judgment should not be set aside and the
Deft's let into defence. Held over to
special court.
John patchen VS.. } W. Lamborn.-
Rule TO show cause why Def't should not
have leave to withdraw bail in this case.
Held over 10 special court.
\. Durkee VS.. Overseers Beccari, to-,
with notice 10 VIM. Stewart & F. Shoff.- -
Rule TO show cause why Mandamus should
not issue. Rule discharged.
Q. Z. Wilder VS.. p. Dick kenson.- Rule 10
show cause why service of writ should not
be set aside. Continued because of the
absence Of Judge Hale.
Seth Hackett VS.. VIM Abbott.-Certio,
rari 10y Def't. Rule OH Justice to pI oduce
his Docket in Court. Argued and held
over.
Joshua Armstrong VS.. Overseers Pike tp
-Certorsri by Deit's. Proceedings af-
! firmed.
Francis Hugueny VS. John Brunwell -
Certiorari by Def't. Argued ard held
over.
Saml Bennett VS.. Rorabaugh. .-Certio'
rari by Dert. Continued.
Michael Gibson James Patterson, Su
peryisers of Jordan tp. VS.. John NJ. Jor'
dan. .-Certiorari 10y Deft. Continued.
ROADS CONFIRMED Nj. 81.
A road 10 lead from George Ogden's ia
intersect the old loads near the farm o
Henry Yoas in Brady Up.
A road to lead from Clark's x Roads tC
intersect the Neeper road at or neaI
Henry Marshall's in Bloom tp.
A road to lead from Thomas Cleayer's t.
Anderson's creek in Bloom tip.
A road 10 lead from Samuel Zartman'
TO intersect the road at or near r, VI
Smiley's in Brady tip.
A road to lead from Samuel Brower's Il
a road in Huston township at point be
tween e. Burns and DR.. Hoyt's in Hustor
township.
y A road 10 lead from the line of Mar
McLure's and j, A. Caldwell's lands o.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.


on Monday the 18th instant under pecu.
liar, but gratifying circumstances. All
parties found themselves cnsconced in
the new Court House, with two new Asso-
ciale Judges and new Sheriff, who be-
haved themselves very well for rev hands
and We predict, that by the time our
new officers ge. "the hang Of the School
House" they will make excellent officers,
in fact everything and everybody seemed
TO look pleasant and new, except those
affected by tho artificial excitement
along the Potomac.
Court remained in session until noon on
Saturday. and larger amount OF business
was disposed OF than was anticipated
The Tavern and Mercantile Lincense's
were granted on Saturday the 18th inst,
and parties interested will do well to bear
in mind the fact that all such License
must be lifted within fifteen days, or they
will he null and void.
QUARTER SESSIONS.
Commonwealth vs.. job Sneath.-In>
dctment-assault and battery and misde.
meanor. True Bill. Defendant found
guilty and fined S. and costs.
Commonw ealth vs.. ID. 4 A. illegal. In
dictment-malcious Observation-Disclosures
or. True Bill. Bench warrant awarded.
Commonwealth VS.. Howard Merrell.--
Indictment Tipping House. True Bill.
Commonwealth VS.. ii. Bickcl.-Indict-
ment-Adultery True Bill. DIT. pleads
guilty, fined 81 and costs, and sentenced
to four months in the County Jail.
Commonwealth vs.. Jane Nandyke.-
Indictment-Larceny. Verdict not guilty.
Commonwealth VS.. John Shatfsr, ct al.
--lndictment--Riot. Parties bound over
to next Term.
Isaac Gaines Va. Pat. Shoder.-Rule to
show cause why appeal should not be
stricken off. Rule made absolute.
Peter Mays VS.. Canfeld& & Rader.-Rule
to show cause why Judgment should not
lie opened. Continued.
COMMON PLEAS.
c. C. Mitchell IS. Spangle & Patterson
- Feigned issue ordered by the Court
Vel dict for Plaintiff
Thompson Reed vs.. Jos. Shaw 4 4. Og-
den. Ejectment. Plea not guilty, and
defense taken for all the land in Tract
No. 1904. Verdict for the Plaintiff
Arvlne Clark's Admir- vs.. II. .. Smith.
Adm'r.-Summons on :he case. Verdict
for Plaintiff for SlS2,62.
Philip Swineford ys. A. /. Schnell.-
Appeal. Defendant pleads non assump-
sit and payment with leave, &c. Verdict
for Plaintiff for SCI ,05 and costs
Thos. Smith VS.. John Killiam & R)ber
johnson. n.-Summons Ejectment. Delea.
dant pleads not guilty. Verdict for Plt'f
for S20G, 80. No execution TO issue until
Deed for the premises be executed it
due and legal form by Plaintiff To Def'ts
| VIM. Powell for use JOS. Best vs. J. NJ
Chase & Isaac McKee.-Action on reple'
vim Bond. Verdict for Dert's
Exr's of Thos. Saurulan VS.. Wm. Lewis
Sci. Fa. Sur Mechanics Lien. Verde
for Plt'ff for 1888 80.
Jacob & !. A. Binder VS.. Trustee o
Thos Saurman.-Sci. Fa. Sur. Mortgage
Def't pleads payment with leave, dc
We dict fol Pltf on No. So So, los 90 anC
on No. 81 S2,OlS %.
". $. Shafier vs.. Catharine Saurman
Terre Tenant o: VIM. Lewis.-Sci. Fa. Sur
Mortgage Verdict for the Plt'f sIl,
l3S %.
ARGUMENT LIST.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1862-01-22

Is SENATOR HALE A Man OF TRUTH?-O
the 24th December last, Senator Hale, oil
n. H., delivered speech in the Senate
in which he said the proposition to sur
render Mason 4 Slidell was "a proposition
.raurbt with more evil to the country
than any that had yet marked its history y
that by il 1--WE had lost all we had gained
in the revolution, and humiliated to a
second rate power :" that if this surrender
was made 'the Administration would meet
with such fire in the rear that it would
be hurled from its power"
Now, the question is, is John P. Hale
man oftruth and veracity? II he is, then
are the days Of this Administration about
numbered, for the very contingency which
was TO decide its fate has happened, and
perhaps the orders for the surrender of
Mason & Slidell to the demands of Great
Britain were being penned at the very
moment Mr., Hale was putting himself on
the record in the Senate. Mr.. Hale's
reputation is at stake. The chances nre
about equal. Cameron it gone. So far
Mr.. Hale is sustained Who will be "hurl.
ed from power" nextl
Poor GRIsEs.-The other day in the U.
5. Senate, when the bill providing that
all prisoners corfned in the Jail Of the
District of Columbia, against whom no in
{ dictment has been found, shall be dis
charged, the real purpose Of which is iC
prevent the confinement of fugitive slave'
therein, Mr.. Grimes, of Iowa, delivered
himself a, follows, speaking of the Mar
shal Of the District of Columbia, who wa.
appointed by Mr.. Lincoln"
"lf this foreign satrap, brought from
Illinois, could thus lord it over Congress
il was time that some notice was taken o.
it. lie says this man has no sympathy
with the $4,000 citizens of the District
He yesterday went 10 tho jail, and wa,
refused admission, though informing tn.
jailer that he was chairman ofthe District
Committee in the Senate. The jailer sale
it made no difference; he had All impera
tive order TO admit no one. He then, fo
the ha time in SIR months approached The fool,
stool ef executive po,Cer, and todS refused ddmis
sion on The delivery Of has card, though h,
would not attribute il to the influence o
the marshal"
Poor Grimes!
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. BREMEN VIA sorrnAMrroN--steamship New York-C In.
ling LADY s two c Sa M. and Two sryan'
eS!dren Miss shines cnse and lady, II Parns,orG
and Lady Miss SpItta r nken and fidy Miss Julia
rrn Charles Brandes Mrs ienriec MarSirs ana chiId
VIM seinbrn < Mrs Theresc Klein Guy vassar Walter
son fo say any Nsw rS w.srs and Nm
u Paulscn. Chile; DIR Menzies, England; W Il Crun and
LADY LADY VA Waa,ss rss deSrs S,sssr MnnIsre
Sc. ehn aud ssivani Miss Esas-, nsns 5r
erusn S ssa csr
Helm, Mrs ca,harna Schneider, Hcrnitc lady aud
Henry Munker and two children, Kuster LAZY and child
Gutierrez and son, Johann Bomann, job Gearken, New
ID Aiovan lady and Two children, California: Never
Kaufman, four children and servant Washington; Mr. de-
; se @ Rs ssa
natl; Thee Kllchon Texas; August Bck, lady and two
children Mrs Me,hIIds Wager Al1grec,, Chicago;
Washington; Mrs Nj smith and two children Hamilton
"; Edward KeinbacI; Max rinsky, Texas, Or Robert,
steerssc~Tot. aas. Specie, $SsssSss '' . - '''
Kangaroo--Mrs Gilspie Miss Ben
Lanecy and child Jackson and John McNice Hamilton
men, Miss nsnry Nr spencer Moa, join Jolly and and
John Wilson, Pnilaaeiphiai $ r sherwood and " Nc
SWak pSy 0 Fao%s AID ady cSas Edmomd
John Horton and riaany, New York Cap ain Warning
Sn ss & oS snS VI Lsn 2, AMI
Campbell Mr. Lacey John Gillespie, W Hoison. louis Bot
s ter. wm , Annsn Pas smibcr and Henry Kemp iade
barker, Henry McCnioush, REV Hasbrouck Dubois Ewd
Payla we s and ebd ysn Madred gsE John Ford
ws H. f Ssps"rn p' S sss ss
itssssse. specic-S4ss,9lA ~'A' ~ 'A'
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The Case OF Mr.. Edwin James.
SUPREME COURT-GgNERAL TERM.

Before Hon. Judges Ingraham a. J), Clers and Leonard
In the matter OF Mr. James the Court divided in
opinion. Ny opinion and that Of Justice Ccrkc
favor Of postponrg tho further consideration OF this
matter until tho next term with the view or enabling
the Committee OF the Law Institute TO produce such ev
dence they might ft to offer; and IL evidence
thon submitted, that further proceedings would
be held TO DO necessary The other two Judges, who
differ from IN regard to postponing further action till
tho next term Justces Leonard and Barnard the
opinion inasmuch 70 the answer of Mr.. James denies
the statement made by the Court that further action
Is necessary, and that the proceedings should DO dis
missed As therefore, there is equal division AMONG
the Judges present. Judge Sutherland bong absent and
not being within reach be consulted no further
order will be made in tho matter.
THE CASE OF SHEPPARD, CONVICTED or ARSON
james Shphord The Pcopie-In this tho Court
decided that the law Of 1851 changing the punishment
for In the FIRST Degree post faco so far
regarded this case, and the sentence Imprisonment
for life, Is affirmed.
THE RESERVOIR GATE HOUSE CONTRACT.
7hs Peorie rel ia dicn d JdgcG Us. RabeTs r.
Hdss Com, froe The REALTORS claim to have been the
lowest bidders for the reservoir cato house
but the contract having been refused them by the
Common Council they brought suit to recover damages
for injuries sustained. The matter referred to arb
traitors who found for the plaintiff in the OF SOL S21
The ard confirmed, and the amount demanded Of
tho Comptroller, who refused to pay tho same mo-
tion made for mandamus to compel the Comptro
Ter TO Iay which denied From this donial appeal
brought and the Court this morning sustained such
denial.
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The summer having now fairly set in and yesterday
being one Of ts finest days. the FIRST of Of free
upsn air concsrts was therefore held in Jones' Wood
no solecton Of German and other was given by
uirschmans band, and was well received by the large
and intel ig0nt audience which present. Tho vari-
Gus other sports Of the place. such target shooting
ecupping roundabous, &C.. together with the grassy
rabes and shady walks beneath tho trees help 10 make
Ahs visit this wood ono OF tho most agreeable OF It's
Kind The hool and the various saloons the grounds
supply the ysitors with all kinds OF refreshments from
cup or ctleo or an Ice TO regular set dinner
with the accompanying" hot tcis.p You try your
weight your lungs, or your m'rco for small charge,
and number OF other amusemcnts hop 10 vary ths
scene. Tn tho whole, a Saturday afternoon might DO
worsssen than in Jones' Wood The grounds will also
De open to-day The following Is tho programme OF yes
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The Late Destructive nsre I'm VILLA ms

burg.
DEATH OF ONE OF THE PARTIES INJURED by THE
ExPLosfoN-vERDICT OF rue CoRoNERs JURY,
ETC.
The jury empanslled BY Coroner John n. Murphy OF
Brooklyn to inquire into tho which produced the
death Of Charles Doherty, at the late FIRE in williams.
burg concluded their labors on Friday afternoon last
AL the testimony taken the occasion went 10 show
chat the fire originated In the explosion Of gas generated
from petroleum oil, which was on board OF lighter az
che foot Of North Second street. IRE having bee, most
probably communicated 10 this gas by the striking
o match by one Of the liglterman FOR tbs pur.
pose OF lighting his Pipe Three persons were
The following is tho verdict Of tho Coroner's Jury
We the undersigned jury empanneilsd to inuuirs into
che death o Charles Doherty do nd that the sd fas
Doherty came to his death by tho explosion Of gas
arising from quantity OF petroleum oil AZ the foot OF
North Second street, on board lighter; and we the
Jury conser tho storage Of petroleum rock or ca
oil In the limits Of the city highly dangerous 70 the re
and property OF the ctizens AZ arge and wo HEARTILY
endorse the action OF the Common Council In prohibiting
che storage Of II In the limits OF tho city In witness
whereof We the jury, well the Coroner have to
ths nquston hand on the day and place afore.
said. John Dolan, John W Rourke,
John Derundeau, Owen runnelly,
Depnis A. Dacey. Thomas a. Briggs
JOHN H. MURPHY Coroner.
Can't Patrick Mclaughlin OF tho lighter which had the
petroleum oil on board and who severely Injured
by the explosion to bs thought past recovery H. we
understand, convalescing although his burns OF
NEST serious nature. He In at the Brooklyn city
Hospital Captain NJ Is a brother OF Hugh Mel anghn
Esq Register of Kings county The body Of The other
party "a ghtorman) who was injured AZ the same time,
and thrown overheard by the force VI the explosion has
oot yet besa found.
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Coroners, Inaucsts.

DaowNNG CASUALTIES Edward shelby. q resident Of
3ss Washington street. foil overheard at the foot OF Yes
try street, Friday evening" while sornng his dog
swim. His body was recovered BY the Fifth prccinct
police, and restored to his friends Coroner Rannay
held an inquest Deceased thirty years Of age and
was native OF ireland.
l.. Meyer, native of Germany, aged eighteen years,
fell overheard at the Tenth street ferry, Friday after
noon and drowned before any assistance could be
rendered him, Coroner Ranney held an inquest
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The flags the shipping In harbor displayed Al
hsmast yesterday In testimony Of respect the late
sattethwaie, Of the Board Of Underwriters The funeral
services win take place Trinity Church. Sunday az
ternoou.
The steamship Kangaroo Capt Mc0ugan, sailed al noon
yesterday for Queenstown and Liverpool
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SHlPPlN G NEW S.
Port or New York, June =, Is0S.


ss os1DSa 1ass WIN NJ. eager
eo,''
Ship Meranine 1bremj. Bruncken. souihampton-Ruger
ssp SfsSa
Bark Camille for), Pedone, Observation-Disclosures, Giles
Brs Storm Nymph (Br) Mcleod. Liverpool-Rosers a
Brig Anna Maria Henrietta tHop. Tong, Amsterdam
Bris onda SBr,, Pyfc, Rio Janeiro-Runden. Jones
Brig yests. Fuller, Vera Cruz-M Eeheyerris Co.
Brig xSss;, y sS cS
s ho SBs Hsss
s ssTs FsEs ns%o s.
schr Kasbcc, Aekiey, Para and marketBurdett Eve
ss sr sarnsn S.. !, kss s.Ss,
sssr saSs%s ssa% rs1Ssr
ss@ P Var W. s'ssd S s%iS Kenny
seSr Iisn,s. Hasains Bsngor-7R BUCK Sco.
schr J Vance, baker Hsrwich-Ii nackel,.
ssaF Gsssa RissGs f.EsS.a
s s Howsrd bsksr Bosion-s Y Lewis Lewis.
schr Roshary crowell, Boson-Master.
ssh %r Darling, Hewes P sssiSe Kenny
s scr saa KnS New
sshr Sarah Elizabeth. SMITH New Hayens stannard.
sss.
ARRIVED.
S rss1 pss Sc n0s Nav ship ssy e e
Us sloop Marion, from Key West for Boston. April p
H s Kssa sas sss.s s% a
sp a. broke rdder and sPrns Az MAS com
ss sp
'Tsg sf ssa
Winds most Of the passage; stove Slwaris May
a. Ion 49, Of se snp MIN sep e.
ali appssny but short time 10 hat coudiiicn 18th Ia. q
ppnee fell from h the sDyara struck rail- over
board and was losowced boat aud made every excrton
BARK Adam d,ar, Antonio. Genoa q days. with
Bark Annie Iodgman tci Thomason,. Tyler, Boston,
s %d sss Dr. Il rnS os waserSrd moush Rotterdam
Pr ship hence
rS i ssi % rsS. Coos e. Re- sgs
BARI Esther sopss fSr New York MAY 30 lai q 90 lon
Gs e n rp ne s op Is her Win %
Bria Rolling Sea tef Lubcc). Rower Gusyaniia. Pr IS
Brig Antelope lHam), Aunt. Havana. iodays, with eof
E@y Curtis NeuvI,s 70 days yh sgs,c &C. TO
o os s rdpss Fsina% pss saea !"
E%ly "a s. s' IS
.pois brig Harris ssnss fSr 3, i sS
S Ssr TaH% Ess 70 o Braspo
Srhr Mischief Gorhain, Eas,port III days.
Sehr Union, Libby, Mnchias for Port Morris.
Schr Del Nore, pnsmorc Lnbec for Rondout.
Sshr Ray state, Halet Boston, days.
schr i Waterman. Bowman, New Bedford, days.
ssr ss , Mari Sr wSsrsy ssSSsdcnc,
Sloop Jane Maria Ward, Norwich.
Steamer q Vanderbilt GU trnnsp0rD, --, White House.
Wa with sck and wounded soldiers
steamer VIM Woodward. Cundn. Baltimore.
steamer III Burfor TOPPER. philadelphia.
Steamer Ospray, henny, Providence.
steamer (ncw Mystic, Ct IN tow OF scamtua Jas
Frceborn. Came here To receive machinery.
stenmtug Jas Freedom, Morrcll Mystic CT with
steamer In tow
BELOW.
Bark George Thomas from West Indies.
Bark George Spence
Brig r. Bncknam, 10 days from Cape Brit,on-Boh BY
pilot boat Mary Ann y
Also one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Kangaroo (Br) Queenstown and Liverpool
New YORK tBreml, Southampton and Bremen.
Also. new steamship Fire Cracker, Shanghae.
Wind AZ IL Pm, NE, with rain
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appears that only two Of the railroad lines vzthe
Sixth and Third avenues have agreed to take part the
expense OF procuring the band for these desirable con-
Certs. therefore they should BIO rewarded accordingly
The music would have been provided before, only some
0hculty existed relative 70 tho location Of the stands
One thing, however, Is still needed and that is soino
Kind Of summer rsfreshment saloon within the Park
Tor The dispcnsation OF ice creams lemonade, &C.,
Tor the ladies' This should be attended to before the
heat Of the summer sets In.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-08

CrlstadOrO's Hair Dye, Preservntfvc md
Wigs the best in the world, Wholesale aud retail and the
dyeprivately applied at No. Aston House.
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Grover & Bakers Celebrated NoiseIess
Sewing Machines acknowledged to be superior to all Others
495 Broadway, New York.
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The first OF the series Of open air concerts
took place yesterday afternoon in the Central Park
- the weather was charming attended by largo
and respectable audience quantity Of carriages were
also drawn up In the vicinity of tho music stand so as
20 allow their occupants have all tho advantages to
be obtained without incommoding the pedestrians
inc follow ing ably played by the band
and apparently gave satisfaction
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Trusses.-Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss OHIO No vesey under the Asor House, on.
posite the church Female attends ladies' No connection
whatever with any other Truss Office Of same name
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A Pure Tobacco.-YellOyv Bank Tobac-
co-Goodwin's Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from al
impurities for sale by all tobacco and sesar Dealers
wholesale by e. GOODWIN BROTHER 200 Water street.
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Constitution Water IL q Certain Cure
for diabetes and all diseases OF the kidneys bladder
Sold by all druggists
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COunterfeftcrs Foiled.-HOdges' Amcri-
Bank Note Safeguard protects all casses of
against fraudulent spurious bills No losses
character need be made Examine the work and prnc
ples 81 copy Ill Fulton street. Z. NJ. HODGES.
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Beautiful C0mplexion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving and identifying
the complexion and skin. Sold by all druggists and al 4S
BROADWAY.
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Carries de visitc-S1 SO per Dozcn-By
voightandter's celebrated quick acting Instruments
BAILEY BoDINE, Photographers, TIL Broadway.
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Herring's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 25l Broadway of Murray street,
Mo- Xoek
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Eight Carries de Visites for 81 90, not
exceed at any price, at BALCHS 233 Greenwich street.
corner of Barclay
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DIR. Kennedy,s Medical

DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Is
warranted Scrofula. Fry speas, Rnsworm, Scad
Head Salt Rheum Ulcers Fever Sores Papes and every
disease OF the Skin. OF whatever nature.
Cramps, Rheumatic Pains and StiT
Joints promptly aeviated by the immediate OF
HOLLOWAY'S Ointment and Pills.
Campbell, Chemist and Apotheeapy,
Eighth and Tweuyeighth street. Soda ks
singer and Congress Waters, fresh.
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At JeHers', 573 Broadway, Ladies' Elias
Tic Boots q 90 8 and S2 Balmoral % 2s and
morals Shoes and Caters in variety at low prices
JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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A Pair OF Good Patent Leather Boots
for dollars BARrLETTs, S2 Grand street.
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Get New style.
Have restored to health forty millions people
hundred yenra. Thew are
SOVEREIGN REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM,
for Fevers all kinds for Indigestion and Dyspepsia and
all crudtes heat and acides of the Stomach for heav
weight and oppression at the pit OF the Stomach
habitual Costiveness and all kinds of Costveness
regularity Of the Bowels whether confined or relaxed Cid
dness q me HEAD WING III me somacn ana Bowels and
diseases Of the skim Salt Rheun and Pnpes
&C., they a never failing
Many land has been made glad by the good done by this
medicine which should be used by every wounded soldier
and the recover In the South should
have liberal supply, without having TO send They
should have two boxes month given to them. No Yellow
Fever other fever sickness would seriously trouble
RESPONSIBLE PARTIES
look to this.
BRANDRETHS PILLS,
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
2N CANAL STREET.
BE SURE AND GET THE NEW STYLE
N. B.-SEE ADVERTISEMENT ON EIGHTH PAGE.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all Legalixcd Lott
teres. Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker, No
IL Wall street, No. I, New York.
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omcial Drawings or the Kentucky ana

Delaware State Lotterics.
KENrUcKY EXTRA CLASS 2l7-June Z 1862
l6, 68, IS, IL, SO, %. 81, 8, 81, go. 10, 40, a.
DxLAwARE. CLASS 2is-June 4 1867.
u, SO, u, 81, SO, 80, Is, 6, 81, AT, 60, 81.
= JOHN A. MORRIS & CO..
Wilmington, Delaware, Covington Kentucky.