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Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29
ARTICLE 2ud.-suRaEoss ANH THEIR ASSIST
ANTS

sE0rTos !. The chief surgeon wiz e. superntend
ant Of the whole establishment, and specially have in
charge its Hygiene he viii make frequent inspection
of the wards the Kitchen the closets and that
all his subordnates at their posts. He will far
possible reoy all disorders the spot If necessary
report the he will admit visitors, and give them
suitable instructions for their Intercourse with the sick
SEC The assistant surgeons win have definite charges
assigned them By their chieid him the performance
of his duties ard visit the sick, twiDe day.
The morning call will at NJ, the evening
call at p Each assistant surgeon will his pre-
scrptions, the bed side of the psept well the
diet prescribed and hand the the hospital
ard when the call is finished b. him. bs catered In the
prescription and diet books
sEo. 3. Nurses VIII be kind and aectionats with tie
sick entrusted to their csrs 1o1 untime-
u jests or profanity, under military penalty.
SDo. 4 Female nurses, while they expected to con-
duct themselves with the dignity aud propriely
viii at once report to the eef surseon Medical Direct
any rudensss mproprey Of conduct against them
selves.
SIC. s. All the officers aud nurses will be mustered b,
the chief surgeon At IL H.. and At E which
time the assistant surgeons viii report that they sat-
isfed, that all the sick are In their wards.
sac. O. The wardm ster viii be assisted In his duties
By the female NURSES In the supervision Of the clothing
washing and ecoksag dnpartments.
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UNION MEyAS SOLDIERS, CONE TO MEl
Sutler and Military Goods.

I have located at No. "a Front Row, where shall
H. keep constantly on hand, at wholesale and retail
iett z liberal patronage tsz 81 xssnds e ths aspF.
55ssl2 vS M J. EnousG
Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-29

BRIG. GEN. SEDawIcK and aBaldy" Smith
who distinguished themselves in the battles
before Richmond, have been promoted TO
Major Generals of volunteers.
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No newspaper will be permit to be published within
this District unless the Editors and Propretors thereof
shal rst take oath that they will bear true allegiance
the of the United States of America and
that they will support the Constitution and Laws thereof
ap lscaim ali allegiance to the called
Confederate States Local Provost Marshas viii that
this order lie strictly enforced.
ta WA. 8. HILLYER.
tyS-n Colonel and Provost Marshal General
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u1l5 <1s s'@rs and yoAdss briShtsning moon.
On the wide sea to.uirht zions ara "a.
lne sweet bright, snEsm y dies si'sntiyy
1n glowing sunset viii have r. led soon.
Rock soiily. little beat, the while mark
Tbs far n gliding sails. distincs and dark.
Across the VET pass steadily and sls~. s
But on the ems ern wEters sad they change
And ysnsh. drean-liks, gray aud cold and strange,
And no ems kncsesh ~hither thsy may 50.
We care not, Vs. drffting with wind and tide
With CAD waves darkening upon every ode,
SaFe where tbs moon ssnds silver spaxkles down.
And leader slender stream Of changing Hight,
Now white. nov Grim On, tren uiously bright,
Where dark the iikh houAe stAnds, with nery crown
Thick falls ths dew, soundlsss, and kJre;
II shines on lItile beat and idle oar, 1Es
Wherever mosnbe ANA touch with tranquil glow.
The waves are fail Of phispers wild and sweet;
They call TO me : incs@anfly they beat
Along the boat from sttrn % curved prov.
Comes the esreeriDg wind. blows back my hair
All damp with dew, to ALAS me uDawsre-
Murmurirg, " Thee love, and passes on
Sweet sounds rocky shores The distant rose.
oh, could We Goat forever, little boat,
Under tbs blissfal sky drifting alonel
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sFEolAL oRDER-No. $50.

AS matter of special interest and general
Information, we lay before our readers the fol-
lowing important order:
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GENERAL MEDICAL ORDER No. 1.
HOSPITAL REGULATIONS FOR THE
DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE.
ARTICLE lst-ApMlssIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS on
PATIENTS

ARTICLE lst-ApMIssIoNs DISTRIBUTIONS OF
PATIENTS
ererIcN A II 10 desirable avoid tho erowding of
patients In the permanent hospitals will be admit
ted who not Constantly, In great confined to
their beds Tor all Others well convaleecents the
camp hospital is the best pe. Exception this rue
is where the corps to which the sick Long, the
march-not having tents and camp guard behihd, and
being piled with surgeonstor such suitable camp
hosp tails will Be- established in convenient places.
SEC AL patiears permanent hospitals, will be
furnished with the following papers, vE Surgeons cer
oats setting forth Diagnosis Prognosis and general
of the disease and is duration. I'd. Muster
and descriptive roll, clothing and psy-sccount Should
the captains OF companies have bsdks, they must
copy the forms out Of the revised Army Regulations
The surgeon in charge is not to reect any patient for
want Of suoh papers, but Immediately notify the den-
qneRt officer Of the OMISSION aud rectnsd in
able time, rel ut him them to those hea6qusrters
SEC. s. Immediately after the orning visit, the at
tending surgeons viii report the surgeon In charge the
nsme and ward Of any patient whom he iaay consider
dtsng to ruru his camp and be having salts
Eyed himself Of the facts, will furnish the soldier pass
his regiment ssting forth whether he considers him
1T 70 return to duty otherwise.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 10.

DISTRICT OF WEST TENNESSEE,
oYFIcR Up TEE PEovosf MARSHAL GENERAL,
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, July 2, 1852.
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General Banks Expedition.
oRsAr PREPARATIONS AT TIM MEDICAL PURvEY'

oRaAr PREPARATIONS AT TIM MEDICAL PURvEYoRS
psPor-THs STEAMER HONDURAS 0HARrEaED TO
TAXI OUT MEDICAL STORES, ETC.
The United Stses Medical Purveyor's establishment,
corner Of Brooms and Greene streets, presented
xprstty lively for the last eight days The
" oil furnishing all the hospital stores and medical
geon Sa.terlee Medical Purveyor In this city
his staff Of clerks and smpoyes have been kept busy
Erom morning tl night packing aud invoicing the
ARTICLES needed IN army hospitals The steamer Hondu
ras chartered BY the government to transport
hs supplies which, under the
euce OF Assistant Surgeon William c. Spencer, United
SiAtes Army, who has been appointed Medical rur
Neyor OF the expedition, have nearly all been
plAccd board Everything likely To conduce
I'D Soldiers being literally supplied according the
kif established by tho surgeon General. On Wednesday
men filling boxes with an assortment OF preserved
meats and milk writing paper pens sealing needles
end thread. razors and strap lint, bandages. flannel
Hancsts sciri6caors dental instruments for he exrac
Sion OF teeth, blankbooks bss adhes
and sngass plaster ligatures, scissors, pm sponges
Standard authorities surgery, anatomy, &c sets or
Aocket and held instruments, probangs, &C In addition
these articles hospital chestsContaning every
tsnsii for the kitchen and mess table
horse and hand tters, wines and spirits, drugs aud
ucines OF all descriptions the whole making cargo or
considerable bulk. So far medical supplies and
are concerned General Banks expedition will be we'll
Ncared for.
Dr. Riohard r. Alexander, Of the United States Army
has been appointed Medical Director Of the expedition
He full surgeon with the rank Of msjCr and has had
rnne years experenceln the hospitals Of tho regular
army.
Seven hospital stewards will b. ettachc TO medical
stat Those independent n tho ordinary roipenia
stewards No medical cadets hove as yet been odered
70 report the Medical Director. and s no. expected
Vhat will acCompany the exp0dton-
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THE CoMPrRoLLERsHIp OF Our oIry
TO THE ELEcToRs or new yoaK CITY

Among the emcers be elected the charter election TO
be held on the hrs Tuesday in p~csmber nex n Uomp
troer OF the ciy of New York Of -four years
from the tfst Mnndsy OF Jspusry u-it
THIS ONCE by Tar the most impmsn q any under our
city and county government hs pcuwbes, vested and
chsrsed with the cpntrcl and sdinssusn ~ csmpli.
Gated public fnahcss including the andnw sstiemens end
OF all claims IN avos against the
tion The county aud ovoivng the and dsburse
mrnt ~ upwards OF twenty millions OF desrs annually
The importance OF placing In this oce man Of ssperi
known integrity Of character aud possessing financial
ana general business qualifications will readily be konccded
by intelligent citizen and Ia of The far that the
welfare OF this great CITY, with million ubs bitan~ aud
vast wealth ~ greatly promoted by sud -veu dependent
sitnfu aud Judcto,s er-rcse aud perfouancs oi
department right minded consistently vote Tor
person Tor that Office 10 whom be could pfudeuy
udc the care OF private business affairs ..t.
There necatsa ry, should not bs
hetweeu HE administration OF municipal affairs nud
the questions Of state o. national politics The election OF
the people Of city and tnyoys the consd
GRAFTON OF the too much nesectcd he honesf
Is he capable
The undcrsgned representing all shades Of political opu.
Ion, urge herfciow zeus, ia considering bsse questions
to bear ia V'nd the RosEsr RrssISs Icsa%SsS. mSws
vbo has during hts term, about ssrre. Allied this
Office Ia TO the sprfooaton and
merit the couhdce of oil cinsscs IN the community TIE
experience With the city govern
neut and has shown hmself TO ~ euinenty quahcd 10
dsohafee the duties deyoveo upon ihis oince - - 49,
highest degres mpfuden II noe TO discard man
who hsa been tried snd In no respect found wanting
introduced order and system hs ol ,bs
pnnlc fuanres wnosc influence baa always teen Gtve
exercised IN avcr al economy tie public espeoaituy<s
sM whose edor;s the cnrsuay mleYied tor az im
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DR.. n. Hunter ON Chronic Laryngitis, and
"Clergyman's Sore Throat"
IETTRR

sprroa Sxw YORK nsRALp.
OF CsssS Granular sore Tnrosi these
Ts1s.. wsapiP. n:
From y hs q, throat y the 5 + ss s 1sSs hs
dung aud Se other si lung These sranses
.%ssr s.ss S oay
10 & Which ns a.ss
mss .s are aas ssc anS
,the little cavities in saeh they eud are e.ued "sI c,s
are eSs
eians ha!e snorss sppsd The srenss % .ses.
s ,s. SSS 2 .s'a ;. 4. Gs true 55C2
Pr many Respects very closely resembles consumption, and
The ~inaspe, before described Is divided by snsos.
.c The ss ps i s sssd % s .sS
% h, s ~ on
pomSm Sas and wss %I 20 ns%sa By the
e. s nSr @ . ss se srs. 81 es pqa
The islyns nned BY membrane, aud furnish.
q the WIN sy the action Q, ~ ns:s ss
oo.s and pssls. . pioaaes ihs. nan'y .
In. n.. .s.h nsi,lsr food drink no,
drop rs o he ss e. os %s Mssn
.n.sy drawn into On the Syns groanss iIr,s.cn for
pd ns % The, practice 10 which csns,cs still
ss ns sscss sGs
sss s,'n nsS s r';S ss. T in p,
s s psasS % su s.s
~ Teri d epduranes Of the invalid, and how neariy
Kumar lepn ht TO srrv i've
The into the lsrynr Y closed BY little ysive,bs
& Ie Of food drink this little sentinel
ovp uron opening and compes the nutriment
kr the ~ let or passage the stomach
Z The siynr is often the seat OF VARY rcwths and q
hoIvs subject 10 paralysis OF the vocal chords at
K,dsd ~ less complete loss Of but ly
Sic N -. cemnnop form Of laryneca disease Chron,
This like affections of the throat and
ksrsiy heens With severe cold and 10 always attended Y,
siarrh or soe throat than original disease Tte
path is more common 70 hnd only scnts cf TICK
ks of sonethins sticking" there 70 gel rid Of whieh the,
klwnys slertcI being rough In the early stage hui
sbe aftet the disease fuy ersbtishsd The effort
eousiderarie par Nv every conver
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Died.
BAxtoH-on friday November IS NARY, wife OF Felix
Hanon aged 81 years, native OF the county Monahnn,
Irelsnd.
The friends and scquaintenoes OF the family are re-
spcctly invited 70 attend the funeral Sunday after
at halt past one O'Clock from her late residence
Ety third street. between First and Second avenues,
near SecoLt avenue
JoYsE-on Friday, November 2s, Mr.. RrcBARp Joyos,
at ~ Mason street, In the 37th year Of his age after
protraeteo Iuess.
Notice af the funeral IN Sundays paper.
BAiI---op pr'dsy evening, November 28, Of compress
san Of u,e brain IpA AsAperH Hs daughter os Lyman
aud Mary lane Hall sged years months and days.
The snds and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from le2 Fourth avenue
corner North Ninth street, Williamsburg, on Sunday
afterpoos, .t t~o o'clock.
ssxnHs-op Thursday, November ~, sfter short
but severe illness PExsK the believed vile of Valentine
shacser 2ad daughter n Henry w. aud Pbobe GYsbe,
aged ~ years, months and 10 days.
The relatives and friends Of the deceased and cf the
family ave respectfully invited to attend the funeral this
(saturdryl Afternoon al oue O'Clock from her atsresi
dence No ss3 sixth avenue, between Twenty ninth and
Thirteth STREETS.
(Eoy Oher Death, See S,cood Pars.(
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saton xith . friend In Chronic Lsryngits the mucous
membrane attained and becomes sf,er TINE
The eaases witch produce saxons IL arises
X X. ma and ,ps psS aGss
fro straning and over use pss ani A. rrlet
pipe. and % produce "srs sequel %
the q ~ tine es aonn
Every breath the patient draws passes from she Unnamed
FROM Whatever cause chrouc iaryns,is always
nasdy for ttLrest,ns The c,urete ds,ruc,,on
Of the vocc, and,gwhen iett to sitsei. nieip ends
Ss s ont 4 os' o 10 own h % slight e
the irritation. aud increases then inveeraoy Of ,ts
rlicaon as,1ngents aud Alternatives TO the Affected
part Like Sa.srrh and siannllr sore ,ssoa H. os
treatment. There no use Z ,or'ar1s the pS0s pSs
Soea CHORDS o. Ss lAros. Chan" Of ssr IS equally
vang. loi there rs no osnail without dust and
tent she nhse aud evening and an, a9 ss
gate the arnyn each nsht oeiore going to oea n bad to
until cure mpossble. There are lew 1850 - ~ NJ 1s Nv
voice The only which they fail are such a. are
already oonicsed by Dercu s assib,,y of re-
storing the unrs Whom SPEAK Of the varieties o.
consumption shall have occasion 70 again 1o'er :" ~ mt
Chronic Bronchitis subject of my next letter.
f'a' 0'eai'a' ROBERT HUNTER. NJ. D..
Physician for Pulmonary Diseases No Ss2 2broad"ay.
NoTrMDr on K Hunter association with his brother Dr.
iaent Of and pulmonary diseases They can be
q. s''r d. 0e
OmciaI Drawings or Murray. Eddy Il
KENruoxY. Class 5Si-Novomber y. lss2
"a, 50. ", u. Is, ~. AZ. 3s. 80 -. Is IS, IS.
Kssrucxr EXTRA Class O. g. Si'-Noyem1erSs :. 1872
x ka.rao.r M 'c o.As ss g. s IS iss o.
73, 81, A. 8. 81, IL, 20. "A, 9, l3. 60, 7.
Circulars ''' Tree Of S's'
Covingon KY. or 81 Louis, No.
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Omcial Ora wings OF che Library Asso-
cisuon Company's Lottery Of Kentucky.
CLASS NO. 4l3-November %. 1861
SO, 3, "a, 81, Ii. Q, 7s, 26, 36, la. s, 80, Sc.
Glass No. 4H-November 81 1852
IL, Ga, 27, 81, 81, 10, ~, 20, AZ, ~, 90, 80.
''' 'A' ~ Z. FRANCE 4 CO.. Coviustou, Ky.
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POLITICAL.

r.rant rsS ctkm rnte snonn, t.auan i.r n
present -fos any ne9 man, especially one - "'"
tnexlsrsncet IN sntE tsl mantfrrent =. . c.n,,
W. therefore silly :esosnuseni Mr. UswaA \, 49,
fss "a ~ es,css solthy dsssxyin tae supA " VI s"e
estiurs Ae eiecnon
aEm ASgk hoseo..~S lL3.
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Tho.PhtlOsoPhy or Hats.
II YOU wish first fashionable haA a very reason
ale price, 60 to BSPENSCHEID who manu- lactures the
fabrics the market and retas them At the
same fgur that dealer hats pays 10 the manu-
acurer ESPENSCHEID dress and soft beaver hats for
the present uneQuaied in style qualify ana
insh w the hats OF the onmanuactufing dealers Oh
Broadway Make the comparison and be guided by the re-
sui. lHS Nassau street.
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r. Y. s.-BallOu Brothers, Removed
409 aus Broadway Largest stock OF gentlemen'i
Underwear ia Lhe city.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Album photographs-For the Holt
days .eKquisitely taken HOLMES PARK Gallery, 70
Broadway.
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Thn.phtIosoDhy or Ha ts.

Price Cashed In all Legalixed Lotte-
raes Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No.
II Wall street. room No. l. New York.
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Whites Splendid Styios OF Dress aud
Sof universal attention. Ut ZIG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Batchelor's Hair Dye-the Best I'm tho
world rniees and reliable Sold BY drug
Iss and perIers Factory, Barclay street
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Trusses.-Marsh ~ Co.-Radfcal Cure
Truss Onice still at No. vesey street Astor House. No
with any other Office Of the same pame Aiady
attendant
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservnttve and
Wig DEPOT wholesale and retail No. Asor House The
Iye applied sy saiiui artists
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Defiance Fire aMd Burglar Proof
Saos also Seboard and fArior Safes at Murray street.
corner ol College place. r. NJ. PATRICK.
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Health, the Poor Mans Riches, the Rich
mans bliss 10 found In AYERS Medicines after fruit
lcss search other remedies word to the -
sufficient
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I.STH WARD.--AT MEETING or THE WARD ON.
mit,ee Of me Mozart Hall democratic party for be
Twelfth ward held NJ the house OF Mr. William Little,
Of i2th street sud Third Friday evening.
Nov. -, 1852, u was, on moon.
Resolved That whereas parties in this ward have
without authority OF the Ad.rmsnic Convention OF this
ward appOnted the o the party assumed
Tor and rnoish nomination IS 70 smsnsios from the
AIDE fmsnic Convention Of this ward.
Aud whereas he nomination Of Jacob N. Long Esq In
the only Ton Alderman made By the Mozart Hall
dem ocrasy Of this ward, therefore he II
Resolved. That the nsDiusion Of Jacob NJ Long Esq for
Alderman of this Adermanc district unsaimOnsiy
dors.d pledge ourselves his hearty support.
Resolved That heartily endorse and viii support the
the Councinanic Convention OF the
Hall democracy tor the Seventh Couucnanic dis
the ~ the united democrA
ey our canddse james Grove Eco, aud the
Mozart Hall Co, rncilmanc ticket
Resolved That we heartily and will suppsrt the
candidates OF the united democracy OF this ward for sehoo,
officers, 20 witt
tRidney r. Ingraham. Jr.. School Commissioner
John Hart aud John r. Hobby. S~hooi inspectors.
BehyADiin Moore, Trustee.
SAMUEL BOAkDMAN, Chairman Tselfth Ward Mszsu
bs.. lsruocratc Wsxj COM
W. Tors, ts..,.,.r....
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Accounted FOr.-Wc Find Few FASH
ionsbe we'll dressed wearing any Hats than those
sold by KNOX Of 2l2 Broadway. The reason 10 obvious
Knoxs Hats and becoming and he s the aokaow-
lodged leader Of fashion In this city.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Campbell, Chemist and Apothecary,
Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street. Pure
Medicines dispensed with care
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Tho ThaQlssgfvtng Pieco, the Sea * ting,
leo Queens vow and ,he lAushable farce L1ye ia Al
Corners, this afternoon and evening" nj BARNUM6 MU-
SEUM. Old Adams California Bears performed by
Herr Driss II all hours.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Ir the Baby In Cutting Teeth Use Mrs.
wISsLows Soothing syrpp Which win greatly fse's,s
Nurse and Female Physician and has made dis
csyery gives relief health 70 infants 25c bottle
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Hilps Hair Dye, so Cents, Black Oi
brown, best IN use. Depot No. Barclay street, ana soS
nx NIL dru4n.ty
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Beautiful Complex xion.-Lmirti's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl for preserving aud beanfyns the
skin. Ladies' after using this delight
toilet article viii be convinced that it has no equal All
arusgisis and $50 Bloadway.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Eigha Cnrtes de Visite for o1-EquaI TO
the bes, BALCHS, 2S3 Greenwich st. Barclay
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

IA Cnrtes de visite for 81, at Paret's
s25 broadway. between Nineteenth and Twea
tieth strees
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Davxd's Fall Style or Gcntlemen's Hats
290k Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Dr.. ScheDck Can be Found Profession
ais rooms 80 Bond street, New York. every Monday,
from ga NJ TO 3P N.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

DIR. Hunters IND md Only Once IL mt
Ma Division street, New York city. Established A. D.
1874 The Doctor can be consulted from O'Clock A. H. uni
4 -
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Died

Comfort and Cure for the Ruptured-
Sent FREQ aic,ed with hsf mia. Ad-
dress box 7eS New YORK Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

0oura ud's Poudre Subtitle UprOOts Hair
from any part OF body. Warranted. fS Broadway.
BATES, Boston.
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Omcial ORA w ings OF the Della ware state
Lotteries.
DELAwAaE. EXTRA CLAss 5is-November 2S 1862
35, Al, a, 40, 70. 20, %, 9. 81, 81, 64, 70, SO.
DELAWARE. CLASS S9f-Novembcr %. 1861
l3. rs, 81. 40. 10, IL, 81, /, ". AZ, 81, 70.
JOHN A. NORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
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No More Gray Hair.-(arn ndjean's Cele-
Insulation the aud restoration OF
the hair. OnSe Astof place.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

Wigs, ToUPeos, Hair Dye. Hair Dyetng
ard Moaavia Cream, for besntifying the hsif, NJ w. l.
BACHELORS. 10 BoDd street
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POLITICAL.

C,ARD.--To THE CITIZENS or THE THIRTEENTH
~ ward rdAltuoaea dsmssrs, and being willing 70 con
public schools ioonssntsd after n"ci ssisl.,oa he
nses nessr who H me any San
20 Hs ysoSe S s Ward ss sss. % ssi"s ns s. ss s
the democrats have united IN nominating strict party
nonaou saa % .n a %o Of .. who on he ss.
with Withdrawn leaving the ticket nsompete and
s Of ss
from the canvass deemins thar tue .Gnooi "cte' is being
made purely party test IN the THOMAS
JEFFERSON MARKET DRILL ROOMS. HRADQUAR.
eJ ters COMPANY II, Twelfth regimen, National Guard,
@ sas rooS nsw % sads avn @ s'i 81 ess
ser nay Il " hoped that every ms@ssr nss Nv 2,
Captain Co. II. Twelfth regiment.
SEYMoUR AND PEOPLES CLUB NINETEENTH
> ward have large aud enthusiastic meeting held Al
as their choic. for School Commsoaer Francis Fz
mons for IospeSto Francs Blessing for rrns,ess Michael
this sauIdayl evening a Ia O'Clock Al headquarters Cor
ssrand rath, alton
ArH wARD-THE UNITED GERMANS OF THIS
s Wa Street a s FOLLOWING ses seSoo H'
FOR sehool Go,nmlssloner-CMmA CHA ;, MANDLWiRTH ~
For School Trusees-F sCuMERDrFEGER. WILLIAM
WAGNER.
ATH wARD-AT A MEETING HELD YESTERDAY
os wn% Ss joan De Fl
Corporation Counsel were unanimously adopted
}. MosrAe. Secretary.
3 CITIZENS SCHOOL TICKET; = nrv
SAMUEL J. .MONTGoaERv.
AxcHrs%LD sSi .p'gfsiHb BssDsuaw
DAy16 B.. FHaAois 4 hHTEhf eEskT
JOIN IF n L. Vsiassy srssyELr.
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l0TH WARD ALD5a4SASTIggo ALD5SAASSTIggo.
A. mec,ius Ne Mozart Hall Dcnccrahc Convention
RI, te selection Alderman for the Sevenesnsh Aaer
ms Twelfth wsrd) held At the house Of Nj Wu
fdc Of 27th str6st and Third avenue Fnasy
November - 1884, Jacob Long, Esa, nominated So,
hldcrmsu for said Ass>y6lX diEric, -.
Ww HApe,s ,SecretavyFs
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100000 WORTH or
SUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE
AT
COST.


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Will sell the whole Of their superb stock o Cabine, Furni
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the COUNTRY their workshop. under the supervision
the frh whose reputation for exceilence OF
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Goods packed and shipped 10 all parts OF the world.
The New York herald., 1862-11-29

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