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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1862-12-03


DEAR SIR:-We are In receipt of
yours ordering Three Bunii Of Printing Paper "a
by "a The price has gone up so largely that we
dare not fiji your order without first writing you We
selling at l8 cts eighteen cents) pound,
cash Iellverel IL Depot and declining all new
customers If you want at the price st'teI, please
write and We will send at once
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
Illinois Central Railroad.


sts1. .gJ OHAhGE VI TIME. 1900 n
( \ \ and aher Monday, November Is, lsGl passensa,
" lrHlns Wlil leave Mattoon and Pana, a. tolIors
LEAVE NATION NlT f~'~'f
9olng North, l;lO m and ll.OO D M. ,,...., 81
Going South, 500 and 300 n In
Leave PAAA u" pma9
dOing North, 6;uV a and Z 10, mn "a ar.y $50
Going south, 1880 m and ,.45 n m
aet w, y JOHNSON, Gen. Passenger As.n,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03

Labor is teSpeOtable.
kT0TWIrHSTANDING the views OF our Southern
In breten-in-law, rather step brothers at pres.
enl, therefore tha subscribers haye receiyed their
usual stock of Spring and summer iarmiug and gar
dening Implements, such as long an short handled
Hhoyelsi SPADES natloclSs, pcks mRnuTeiorks ana
hooks nuyrs drissels, hana sawr, flies and gInlets
den hoes, wood and IRON rllies, garden tfowes BE-
and forsale by CHARLES POST a CO.,
Bacon and Lard.
TOUNTRY Lacon sides ana hams; also Lard, for sale
~ by OhARLEs POST co,
selOd&w East I'd ~, a doors from MAN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
DaytOn, kenla and Columbus kaIIroaa


hiE hhEh DAILY Trans East, via Coin s,TThrnlv,
u No kelr Iloin Dayton to all Eastern yities
llfee lialiy Trans East, leaving lJavton "a, isE
& nh. ~ iolows Night Express ll:os D. ma Llnc,,,,ai
and Columbus Day Express ll.2O; a. m tbsss t
s'op only at Aenia ana London AcconInodatlon ~
Columbus. - son ana
arriving a. Dayton, night express 6l4bani As,a,,.
mediation 9.l6 M; Coiumbus ami c,nc,,n.i =
press $3.50 p. m """ Hse Ah
Trains ram, run by Columbus time, which Is minutes IA,
ihfough tickets can be had for all kaai@ru oitles ~
Gazing On s. W. KING Tick agent N'''s W
N n. ". MoODWA.tD, Superintendent %
y. WAHhAs, senl Ag'L Dayton, o. l" nov,i
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
GreenFIlle and M k,tras.
La a sW E.ssssR7r ra.suszs,s, tjis.,....l...,l3i


chANGE Uf TTaE,
4 and after Wednesday, January as,hl ,saO .,.
~ 'uI theI notice. trains will run Es loliOWsi ~
LeAye Dayton A. 500 m, and 2;0u y n.
sAt Union lz2o - 9.4O a. "a ~
eu -. kkll ~ ING, ID t.4 t...s
ASr,, LSnys vh,on h Al s;l5S m, and lao M. =,
janzy IL a lTi.nN g.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
baltimore ana ohio Rallroao- ,
"a o ~ - EISa,a

~ - w. asszsR
~ RIAL NATlpNAL LkoJTk-Jlernnnatesa M Al 49,
benweod and PaIkefsburg on the Nest IN b,en ias
' sunss MIN hsiIoads' Steamers, &c. lof anu iroai
PGias i ~ we " esl southwest and horthv esI ~ = ~
Imse Trans Daily Tor all the EaHten Clii.s
- ms ~ the only route 10 Washington City-Sa
Leave baltimore AZ 4;dO, 7fu anu lsu a m sl -,
ahu O!lV nj ON Suuunys at 9:3U and 7;4D n m, mi,
Leave ashngton at U;U0, 74U and IL a m, and AK
'Aa ? inl On sIndays at $50 and IN only. + I'D
via the Eastern ctiea be proeursa
''n T., AshhBton Oti al an additional charge oi Al
hlihe ~ 9hck ahcfHre AS low by any other route
inquire iSr ucHets VIA baltimore and Ohio f,snn,,ad
I" any oi he principal kalr-Ad office In die Nsm. :
=. h. SULLIVAN, Gen. Nssiefn Ag,t.
a. IA e,,,h' u N. CoL4, Gen. TcketkR g. "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-10-03
Ralreaps.I
Sandu'pkIy, DaTton and ClneInpasl n. n

u ~.
egabtl1l - .R
nN aneHeer December sfs 1850, ,-d,sd ,nn,il o-,,..
~ notce, Passenger and Freight Tffdi. ~ daa.
DAh lVNa gong ntrth, ~ fclltrsiD1 ok iAs3 -
Q.dll A, M, through Freight aud Aocomf1or.s,,,,
O.tV WIN PASSENGER Car attached H7isf''i
Ilh9n ~ M Mail tram fof Springfield, C6himls,s..
lVs0Oi UrtAnap Bellefonlaine,i . vrest, Clyse and
e9nneeilng a Springfield With IRAN lol
mi nt urhnaWith train for Coininbuss Al Sss..s
Tram @IIaln on Plttsbnrg, ~ Wayne Chicago X H. aons
East arriving in Cfestiine At 545 n and Pttssi5g
SSo mi at Clyde with Train on cleveland AMI sTols
r. r. y, gong East arriving in Cleveland at sac y M,
lunklrk ~ $3.50 m, and Buffalo al b.3O 4 n, to,,
West arnvingin Toledo at 1910 a t Detroit n "a a
IN, chicago at lOaU 10, and HahdskF at rcas n M II
k.11 Y, M. Night Express for SpfinRReld Urlans
Vel and Belle0ntane, CONNECTING M Elrali w,tI
drun gong hAst on Fattsburg, It, Wayne and fh,cass
hosu, arriving Ctestlne NJ L;lh NJ Pittsbnre Al M
m tong Ntat, with Tram ErfitinK In kt Wavne q,
u.Se M and Chicago at lO;to M, al Clyde with fIa
onbleFeland anu Toledo X. r. arriving in ~
s;so 10, Dunkirk at 500 m and Buffalo n 900 a n
reaches sandusky at 7.4Oa m. HrTTlf1 - ~ ~
Y NE =. NJ. hunisyie Acconnmotisto,, =. l...,. 4. a
l.UO Dayton on arrival Of Train from Cinrinna,,g :
reaching Springfield at 800 m, Urbana at iO,ss n ~
west Liberty at ll:25 m, belleiontaibe IL N "a y *
and Huntsville al l2:lz a m. SIM - y
u Tickets via this Line TO all points North Raat aua
west can be had at the Ticket Ofbce in thl IIrn, @
sam L. W. KING, Ticket Agent. ln1 f--G1 = P'qt
hS Fare always as low aH BY any other routa
for Information relative to shipping kreight nv th.
soute, ePply At the CompAny's FrelEht Deuot.r 4.
mASshf, Agent H.. kIUE, 5unerintsnasn, -
N. Y. oLAPP, Gen. Ticket agent. Isnis
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Indiana Central a dayton a western \. 4


ohANeE " atMk. l8l8 - 0a a5t3
( N and after Monday sth inst, the nornina
" press wall leave the Union I1a,.r.
~ S;UV ID m, the mail NJ sf5
express NJ $50 pm.
Returning, viii arrive at
l2;2z IA m. lH. E 20 "a
niayf
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SGlatrbrs, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
.saal arlnRMREEVEkns.l

yIT0ULD respectfully inform his old customers ans
wv the public generally thaf aner an Ahsanee al ten
months he has reaTnedio Dsyion and taken the shop
hrmeriy occupied BY James W, sgope,
No. ass Thtrd street,
Two doors West OF the Post Once where he viii be
happy 20 eive ell his old op stocrs and a. any new
ones - may hvoF him VIII call. An kinds al
WATCHES, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY, REPAIRED
IN the best manner and On short notice, ndrAIL
WORK WARkkhIEDif-wN ialf trial is all that
! ask PeAse call and examine work ishRa
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

canadian -four heavy and rather easier as the
cose The sales embraced about 600 500 bbs within
tho range OF hs above prces Southern Hour quiet
heavy while the seles embraced about TOO bbs at our
quotations. Rye flour steady At the above ngures
with sales OF 800 bbls Corn meal unchanged while
the sales embraced 225 bbls. Wheat was Inactive and
prices were irregular, and in the absence of Of
ment nominal: sales included 2,1OO bushels No. Mil
waukoe club at 81 20 delivered and 200 do choice am
ber State al 81 3s Corn was heavy and lower, with
sales of 900 bushels closing at 56c SIC FOR Western
mixed IN store, chiefly at &c, and ut 55c deiteure
Kye was heavy ami la moderate demand with s,'es OF
$500 bushels at 7sic the pier And 10 delivered.
Barley was steady while sales iiInitad prices
unchanged Barley matt was inactive As Bic oats wese
in good request, with sales OF Canadian Westora At
81 5sc. 39t,c. aid Of State at 4oc. a ao%c.
COtfE-The market was quiet and sales OF mau,snt
reported.
CorroS.Ihe market was less active, and prices
loss buoyant ewing in part the absence Of spnnes
sa!os embraced about 40O 500 bscs ON the basis OF
2sH s2slc The extreme hgurs OF 3Oc., though gcner
VRhHrs.io Liverpool 500 gall oil were engaged at
2ss6d, IL eco bushels at ia. bulk, loo bb!s
Sd 10 London goo Canada butt slaves were eng Scd 81
l2 per 900 10 Glasgow 50tuns Oil at 25s. To Antwerp
20 hhds tobacco at 25s An Italian bark taken up
up for CORK or port n & uSs sa.s was ssS
with grain at o,sd. In bulk and bags per 30 lbs,
PG0sIs,oNs--Fork--1he market was heavy and dull !,
aud closed at $l2 25 The sales embraced 800 TOO bbs
At $l2 rs si2 3'l for new ness Si2 so sl2 rs for
Western prime mess and at $40 $40 70 for new prime
Beef hrm and in good demand, with OF $50 bbs
at SIS $l4 for pi mess, aud $l41Q Sl5 for extra
Boef hams quot, and prime mess Was unchanged
Cut meats were steady and in good demand, With sales
Of lis packages at t,zC. for dry sted SD ,adess
~ 5,ac- 5%c fer ha,lis dor and 100 Jib.s. pick sd
hans were reported vi ic. ard 201 boxes vahsed
do, part at 1ic for common qualify. Bacoit-prices
For good qualities were irM. Lard lsn wh!o ,he
sales embraced 500 packages Mt Trfc the lat
figure Tor choce. Butter cheese in mo eraie
demand and prices unchanged.
SALipzrRE-Irude WAS setting at Lle
SvtiAg--fh9 market steidy with esles ol 500
30
consisted OF cubas chiefly within the range Of 6tc
IKE, and 100 boxes were sold vt y. t.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 81, 1862
TaE CAPTURE OF NEW ORLEANS.
~fhs news from Nsw Orleans. which has come through
'ssvsral rebel sources Is deemed hero bs Of the ut
mast Importance.
What Old England failed 10 do with all her power has
been handsomely accomplished by New England The
In which the at Forts Jackson and 81
Philip was followed up Il highly commended In thirty
hours brave consump,stsd their victory, and
appeared before tho great city OF the Southwest re-
vceive its snbmlssion.
This sbut foretaste Of Southwestern operations, No
mention made by the rebels Of the roncad urtiesn
and raals' that 10 snnihila:e the Yankee feet
which leads to suspicion that the estimate Of
-she rebel motive POWER from their mlsrepressnts
Gous has been mistake II Is pretty clear that this
occasion they could not stop TO conceal the truth
DEATH OF COLONEL wHEgLocK.
CoioneiJ W. whcelock late OF the seventh Masssshu-
regiment, died suddenly ia this city yesterday
uaoou He slawycr Of excellent education and be-
ioagsd influential family in Worcester. Mass His
rsa,ains have been smbalmsd and viii bs cnnyeyed to
nis ~ rlsads 10 morrow.
THn xxMAINs OF PAysisrEa BESSsR.
qheremains OF PaymasLer Benner OF Ph.ladcphia who
died Of heart disease board tbs between Bal
au,ors Fortress Monroe Friday night were car
GteA to,l'hadelphia to-day.
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The following table shows the course of the stock
ket tor the present month:

Tue market closed Yesterday at an advance over
The week previous, with the exception of the
Western shares, most vi which are lower. Busi.
ness ON the Stock Exchange continues to be limited
in consequence OF the prevailing suspense with re.
gard 20 tue operations OF our armies. Victories
would stimulate, ss reycrses would check, specu-
lation In The meantime the steady incrcase of
money aud the gradual decline in the rate Of inte-
rest tend 70 encourage purchases OF stocks both
Tor investment and on speculation. Dividend pay.
ing securities Of high character, such as Panama
and Pacific NaI, are rising steadily and will doubt-
lcse touch much higher prices. Government
bonds arc likewise advancing, though their up
ward movement is checked, every nov and then,
by an excessive supply from needy banks.
{, depends our city banks alone TO say
whether the skies of 1851 shall touch par this
sumraer or next. n they will regulate their
saIcs 50 a. not TO overload the market they
will undoubtedly get par for them in July. The
7S0 notes are worth 1905 a u. Among the
speculative stocks the most active are Central,
Toledo and Erie. A very vigorous and skilful bear
attack was made upon Toledo last week, aud the
price was knocked down 10 40. rally subse.
quentiy ensued, and ii closed at slsx al3 At
these prices the stock is not bad property 10 hold
Last year the road earned, and above interest
aud expenses, 6a7 per cent on its stock. This
year il will probably do stll better. The chief
argument Of the bears 10 the approaching maturi-
~ Of some Of the bonds OF the road but the direc.
tors seem perfectly satisfied that there will he no
difficulty In sncctug a>satisfactory arraugcmeps
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the WAR IN the SOUTHWEST,

CmcAGo, April 81, 1899
Aspsclai from Cairo 10 the Tsass says
Passengers from Psburg report that Oh Thursday
over thirty dcserters from the rebel army entered our
vsmps aadbcgg BE- enrolled snieng oops They
a corrsbovsted the statement received the day before
rsssag the evacuation by the rebels Of their present
postioa aod asserted that Bsaursgard had withdrawn
rooussaAe portion Of his force for the defense Of Mem
phs.
The Msmphis A.a,oaeA> OF the Esd says that on the
l1th eighty federal cavalry took possession Of pochahos
ass Ark There 10 900 federal troops u Donipnsn
Mo-. engaged In building natboats Current river With
which 10 descend Black and white rivers.
Martial law has been declared at vicksburg and ave
ynilss arosrA.
large body Of Tsxsus in Memphis, ., ,vu.e for
'Corinth.
1oans wsnta "a 900 bales for specnc purposs IN or
.onsugs fee eight per cent Confedersse bonds
matlny has broken ont in Nashville, in ccpsso,erc.
et the lste abolition messsge OF President Lincoln
Eleven eahcers resigned. Kentucky re aiment ro,,i
uisd and had pitched battle with two Indiana rev.
The federal steamer Montgomcry burned the schoone,
Columbia loaded with cotcH, inside Sc Louis Pass weN
A despatch from Richmond, dated the 2od saw. thet
General Fremoat has left Eastern Kentucky with his
wbolsrorce. numbering twenty thousand men, and had
Caro-, April %. 1862.
The river is stu rising, and Ia some places gradually
making ts way over the lovee.
fhe steamer Mcclellan from P,sburg Landing at four
,scock on saturday last, arrived
Tho rebels inauguystng system OF guerilla war.
css along the Tennessee river Boats were Cred on yes.
sssrday short distance above Fort Henry.
Our army is steadily advancing toward corinn Gene.
raj Popss division the extreme left, four miles
ssboys ptttsbuvg Landing.
Reconnaissance in force on Thursday encountered a
largo force OF rebel infantry aui airy eight miles from
Hfhs Andi:,g The rebels formed In line OF battle and
ssr nrng one volcy rereaied in great disorder with
snsideraO's loss Fifty pine prisoners saksu The
roads have bcen improving but the rspa on Frdsy rem
.aefcd them agaip iinpassl6is
Smith.
nsnsrA's Busil and besuregard had Effected arrspas
oents fos ~ sschangs Of wounded prisoners
Passsogo by tbs Mcclellan bring further ,ccoupts Of
Cofinih being evacuated BY the rebels who will make
Their ssxt stand a. Coiumbns, Mississippi,
cpjsnsi Turchins brigade had moved bsck from Tus
easneia 10 uapsvis, where General Mitchell n es.
saaPs<.
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nj arried.


AREy-B, iIK--On Sunday, April 20, nj st. Mary Is
church, by the Rev. James Boyce, JosEH S. Agsy 10
MAGGIE r. BURKE, all OF this city.
Chicago papers please copy.
BAL-IoRsrs .-on Monday, March "a, al the bride q
residence, By the Rev. Dr. smith, Mr.. DAYTON BAIL to
Miss CAInAE III :. FCRsts
MftoED.In Montreal, e. T., on THURSDAY April
a. al the Cathedral by the Lord Bishop Of Montreal NE
topotan, GEoeGE NJ. IEws, Esq OF MADEIRA and hate or
New York, TO ELEANOR E1AHtTH, eldest laughter OF the
Hon. MrcJustice McCOrd OF Her Macsy US Justices
OF the superior Court OF Lower Canada and Chancellor
o. the University of Bishops C,lege. I.sln ,xvlle
OwESs-poi.,RD.-On Wednesday evening, April 23
at tho residence Of the brides sso her by the Rev
John NJ. Krsbs WILLIAM CHARLES OWES TO ANxilA ny
LANMrrA daughter OF The lae William Pollard all OF this
city
by tho Rov. David J. Yerkes, OF tho First Biptist
churcb WM A. SrrArrDN 10 Mss MARY CogyErIA eldest
daughter OF Wm Howe Esq, formerly of Philadelphia
Philadelphia papers please COPY.
VAN EIri1s--toFs xsRk.-Ia tins city, Thursday
evening, February 20 by the Row. Charles Harris JAcos
VAy Rngg to SARAH E. young daughter OF tho late
Wm IIonmire, Fs4 all OF this city
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

with the bondholdens A bondholder ~oo.H, In
eject, be very unwise TO prefer ioag. expeln' 've
and doubtful law suit 70 a renewal of his bond on
fair terms. The idea that any railroad caa pay
on its bonds at maturity haa long sincs been aban-
doned by well informed persons.
Erie aud Central continue to do large and pro-
htabe business. and their stocks and bonds are
hrmly held. The traffic on the Western roads has
iAiien on lately in consequence of the prevailing
rains ut the West and the unsettled condition Of
tae produce markets. II is evident, however that
we succeed in suppressing the rebellion within
a short period Of time trade viii receive an i'm
petus which cannot fail to affect railway receipts
favorably as well at the Wess o. elsewhere.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SArukDAr, April 28--6P r. NJ
ASns.-rhs market was unchanged aud sa!ss
limited at ~ 62kc for both pots and pearls. The stock
comprsed I92 boh aad "a sbls. pearls tosa 2e4
bbls.
bxsAnsruyrs- rs-Fiocr-Ths market buoyanS and
scvs with more pressure 10 sell and prices for
and medium grades Of State aud Western and
without change of uionsnt In prices The transactions
smosaced about 000 Sbs. within the following quota
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Stuyvesant Insurance COmpaMy.-The
Board OF Directors Of this Company erained o an
syerng or the that have published
caused by the defalcatou of their Late Secretary un
careful examination made by committees appointed for that
purpose they could ascertain the extent of hts deficiencies
That committee have devoted their energies
pshnent of this object and although they YET
al OF ~ Is entire and thai Insurers fay rely
the ability of the Company AL its engage,ieuts BY
order OF the Board. FREDERICK X. LEE, President
l22 BowhaY, Aprl 20. 1862.
Hemoval.-Or. Adam Lauries' Office for
bty. NEURALGIA viii ON tha is, o NJ ra.
No. ~ 10 No. 52 Broadway opposite 81. iio,e,
GEO. BULPIN. General Agent.
Army and Navy Officers and Soldiers
photographed by HOLINESS at the Park gallery 26i Broad
way between Warren and Chambers streets.
CrIstadOrO's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wigs the best in the world Wholesale retail
the dye privately applied at No. 6 AstOr House
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
FINANCIAL AND co MMERCIAL.

SUNDAY, April 27, 1862.
The imports Of foreign merchandise last week
were unusually heavy, the aggregate being consd-
erabIy in excess Of that OF tho corresponding week
last year. The principal items of import were as
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Prizes Cashcd I'm all Logalized LOtte-
rles. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
ii Wall street, room l.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Omcial Ora w fngs or the Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KAsruoKY EArsA CLASS li5--Apri 36 1862.
Al, "a. 80. Al. -, IL. 81, 2. 73. Ia, "a.
DELAWARE CLASS 2i0--Aort %. 1867
az, 81, 50, 6, 81, II. 80, 63, 73, 65, As, 10.
Circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. MORRIS h 90,
Wilmington. Delaware or Covin.ton Kentucky.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

natchelOr's Hair Dye.-The best I'm the
world harmless reliable aud instantaneous Sold aud ap
Piled at BATCHELOR'S wis Factory, IL Bond steret.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Since 1anasry $40 2a2, lo2 1891 ,a52 l3,s7o,79s
Last Monday the banks showed specie average
OF t34, GIL ,52s, being increase Of si6,s6o from
the week previous; loans average OF sl23 07o 263
being decrease Of s3l2. .20s from the week pre-
vious; and deposit average of taj aj,,o,340, being
an increase Of ST. 400 277. Both the loana and the
spccie columns viii probably show an increase TO-
morrow; the latter will probably exceed thirty
five millions and quarter. But the leading fca-
ture of the statement TO he made tomorrow will
probably be "a startling and almost unparalleled
increase in deposits. Il is understood that the de.
posts average will considerably exceed one hun
dred millions. This is the first startling symptom
Of the imitation which is in progress. The increase
is mainly attributable to the large amount of gov.
erument paper in the shape Of certificates OF de.
posit and Treasury notes which have found their
way into our market within the past week, and
also in some decree TO the bank expsasion which
The New York herald., 1862-04-28
Arrivals and Departures.

ARRIVALS.
hAssAu-Schs vigant an Finlsyson-rhe passA 'Ser
oy the k4rnsk fro IIavana-Iohn Whitehead VIM WI s
head. W Morrill,. w Merrill w Phinn ~ Thos Bell,
Bonany, LaisnchGra, J. II sconce Mrs A Abranches.
nurse and child; Mrs Haws kastran. Coates Thos
McOahey. Hol; also DIR Sweetng and ia oily, AIRS
iaygs n9 Of she karnsSi Jos seA,op. Jas Hayi and
Jenninga ko Il TIM lie. Evans M Roberts X Wier,
Wells, Gordon. Capt Harrison. q N Brown. G )
Brown.
oricinl ORA wings OF Murray, Eddy ds
Co y Kentucky and Missouri State LotserieA
KHsrucxY: EXTRA ULAss l9-April 80. 1854
80, &. S. 20, 81, 26 Z7, As. ~. 81, ~,
KENTUCKY CT i)s--Apni 26. 1867.
90. 2, 80. ., ~, 63, 81. 66, ~, 81, 81, 81.
Circulars sent free OF charge hy addressing either y
MURRAY EDDY 4 90.
Gown ston. KY. or St. Loais, No.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Beautiful Com pie xion.-- --Laird's Bloom
of Youth or Liquid Pesr for preserving aud beantfyr
the complexion and skin All druggists and tJ9 Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

r.Uoas-On Thursday, April "a, Mrs. Dswnros r. Lu.
CAS-. &C daughter.
Washington rspsfs please copy.
The New York herald., 1862-04-28

Grover Il Bakers Sewing Machines are
eons.dered the best rge variety Of their celebrated
"Doube Loca Stitch aud improved Loek Stitch" Msen
for family and msnuactus,a PURPOSES examined
900 Broadway.