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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12

MRS. 8. M. STRICKLER,
Of Junction, agent for
Wheeler 81 Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES.
Wheeler 8. Wilson's
SEWING MACHIN E S
HAVE WON THE
{!lIg!sI!59!P (?2SnIll(UAI9
at the Fair ofthe
u. S. Agric ultura!
SOCIET Y.
And at the State Fairs of Maine, Vermont,
New York, Pennsylvania, Mississippi,
Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Connecticut
New Jersey, Virginia, Missouri,
Indiana, Kentucky, Wiscon-
sin and California.
We prefer them for Family Use.-N. Y. Trib.
they are the Favolite for Familes.-New
York Times.
It has No Rival Scientific American.
There are $1,000 Machines in use in this
country and in Europe.
This Machine is Profitable and Available q
Life Time.
1t is equal to Ten Seamsh esses.
An Annual Dividend Of 100 to 5O0per cent.
ION its cost may be obtained in use-by its
possessor.
This is the only Sewing Machine in the world
making the Lock-Stitch with the Rotating Hook
and using the Glass-Foot
The Sales Of the Wheeler s. Wilson Machine
in the single year of 1851 amounted to 10, 727 +;
being 1862 more than the combined sales Of all
other Sewing Machines.
PRICES
No. l. Medium, On Table, $4,000
No. 2. Improved Black, on Table $500
No, g. Black on Table, $500
No. 4. Large Machine, $500
No. 5. Cylinder Machine, $500
Instructions will be given to all persons wish
ing to learn the use of the Machine, whether
they become purchasers or not.
ny-To Ministers of the Gospel and fol-
Charitable Purposes, the Machine ore sold at
reduced prices.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12
A HO M b !!
THE PROPRIETOR OF
Abilene,

anticipating large emigration to Western
Kansas during the present year, and the
location Of the
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12
NOTICE.

To the citizens of Davis County, State of Kan
sas, Greeting ~ GU will take notice that at the
next meeting of the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners Of the County aforesaid, there
will be petition presented to them for their
consideration, for the laying out of County
Road, commencing at the South west corner Of
the said County of Davis, State Of Kansas. and
running thence down the valley of Lyons Greek
to Junction City by the way of what is com
monty known as "Pooler's Ford; and notice is
hereby gived to all concerned that they can be
present if they desire.
WILLIAM STAATZ.
F. Latzke, David Biegert and 20 others
". OpLIN, Attorney for Petitioners.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12
Sheriff b Sale.

State Of K Kansas nsa!. IS.
James Armstrong vs.. Edward P. Burgess.
DY virtue Of an order of sale issued out Of
ID the Third Judicial District Court, sitting
in and for Davis county, Kansas, wherein
James Armstrong is Plaintiff, and Edward P.
Burgess is defendant, l will, on Saturday the
2lst day of June, 1862, between the hours Of
ten o'clock, q. m. and four o'clock p. m. Of said
day, at the Court House door in the City Of,
Junction, in said Davis county and State OF
Kansas, offer for sale at public auction, all the
right, title, and interest Of said Edward +.
Burgess in and to the following real estate,
to wit the north half of the northeast quar-
ter, and the south half Of the southeast quar-
ter, and lots four, five six, seven, and ten, IN
section number thirty. and lots two and three
in section thirty one, in township twelve, range
five in Davis county, Kansas. and lot NUMBER
eleven in section twenty-five IN township
twelve range four, in said Davis county, Kansas,
and will be sold as the property Of Edward T.
Burgess. to the highest bidder for cash in hand
to satisfy said order of sale.
II. z. GERRY, Sheriff.
By A. W. CALLEN, Under Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Junction, Kansas, May %.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12
PRINCES MEL0lE0uS !!

From the Celebrated Mandatory Of George
A. Prince g. Co., Buffalo, n. Y.
$4,000
Of Princes Melodeons have been finished and
are now in use.
nsa, he First Premium has uniformly been
awarded 10 these instruments wherever exhib-
tied in competition with others.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12
NOTICE.
Robert Wilson, Plf. In the Sd Judicial
rs. UlStrlct Court or
j. G.. Martin. Def. Kansas, within and

Robert Wilson, Plf. ] In n the 80 judicial
J. G. Martin, Deft. Kansas, within and
for Davis County.
\HH above named defendant, j. g. Martin,
l. will take notice that the said plaintiff,
Robert Wilson, did On the 9Th day Of March.
1867, hle In the Clerks Office OF the aforesaid
court his affidavit, stating that the said j, u!
Marnn was . nonresident Of the State Of Kar-
sas. ana could not be served with summons
within the Jurisdiction of the Court Aforesaid.
and that the said Robert Wilson did. on the aay
last mentioned, file his petition in the Clerk's
office OF the said District Court aforesaid against
the said J. G. Martin for the sum of sS14 az
with interest from the 10th day of February
1861, for money loaned by plaintiff to defen.
dant, at his instance aud request, ON the 2Oth
day of February, 1861, payable en- demand,
setting forth that said amount is due, that
demand has been made, but is wholly unpaid.
That the said ]. G. Martin is hereby notified
that an order of attachment has been issued in
this action, and that by virtue of said order
the Sheriff of said County of Davis has attached
the following real estate, as the property of
the said j. u. Martin, to-wit: east half Of south
west quarter Of section five, the north half of
northwest quarter of section eight in township
twelve, range five cast, also, lot two of section
one township twelve, range 1--WE east of the
sixth principal meridian in Kansas, said land
lying ana situate In Davis county, State of
Kansas The said j. G. Martin is notified that
he is required to answer or demur to the said
petition on or before the 2Sth day Of July, 1862
or said petition will be taken a. true, and
judgment rendered accordingly, and said prop
erty sold to satisfy said judgment and costs Of
suits. ROBERT WILSON,
By ]. r. MCCLURE, his Attorney:
Attest, 4. D. Mobley, District Clerk.
Junction, June 5, 1862. Printers fee, $50.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-07-12
COUNTY SEAT

of Dickinson County at that place, offer the
Most Liberal Inducements to all
who wish to locate there. To those who will
make improvements within twelve months he
will donate from two to five lots, according to
the amount of improvement Superior induce.
ments offered to Mechanics. He will also make
LIBERAL DONATIONS for
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-18
HOME TESTIMONY.

tV-Ths above named Ladies we are rer.o onaiy &C.
Qnuainted WITH aud know that lot several yesn While
We lived In Medina, they were great sufferers. Miss
has been 50 badly afflicted maj il was with difRculty
she was able 10 stand upon her feet. few BEETLES ef
Cathoiicon ehtTey cured her OF her comniaiAls. NV
wife received grsai hene6t from this medicine. We
recommend Ito the Ladies Of this County a. a safe
and efficient remedy for The many complaints they
subjectto-s
JOHN WEEKS,
EditoT CaPdeld Herald.
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As n Family Physie.

From Dr.. Y W. ChTticTieh, Nctg Orte6Ha
Your Pills the prince OF purges Their exceneut
qualities surpass any eathartc possess. They ~
mild hut very certain and ectua Ia their action ne
powels which makes them invaluable 10 us In the dailf
treatment Of disease.
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T.. SLclM.
j. y. steiner,

Attorney ut Law, has resumed
tte nrsrtrc. aud viii give sirct attention to ~ hnsi
ret. entrusted IN him, Once in ihc corner nl Iher'
Ulork directly aboNo the store room OF Mr Heotg'
rhy yiot, aud oppositcthe Fhnwharilouao, HplS
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GRAEEEN BERG

Are prepured under the immediate suprryison Of a
skful Physician, and they muy DO relied upon In all
eases.
The intelligence of the community not ipsulted by
the On, of ,ipes medicine which 10 enre ,Li
pisE 1sEs hut tbs Crrlrnbety Remsdi.s consists of
eleven Il Iercnt medicines ali unequaled in The osre
ofth, di.eases for which thev ara recemm.n nded
among which may be selected one appropriate TO any
o'l 'lhe diseases 70 ln'' country and climate
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tH uhhf ENbhkG UIEhiNE CArHpLlCoN
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Washington, d. c., 9Th Feb, 1860. Y
Sni have used your Pllls In my general aud hospital
practice since you made them, and saRnot hesitate y
say they the best cahArto employ. Their regr-
latig action the liver Ia quick and decided eonss
quontly they admirable remedy for deIangeents
OF that organ. Indeed have seldom found eqso a
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them. fraternally yours, ALONZ0 BALL. NJ d..
Izyseian qf he Marine Hospiios.
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Noble, DeVyoIr& Noble,
a. q. PENNINGTON. } C.LrE. ~ BREWER,
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys Mt Law and Solicit.
e,,iu Chanscu. Rooms, In singer, New lllool OPP
rpsitv the Court ileuso, Iitn, Way lf'h' AN'i
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n, n. KINGsLEY Cleveland.
For sale Sy DuBois Co, II. II. Snyder, Tihin;
VI, Hall, Lowell; DR., r. Yates, Green sphngs; Nm.
Aninger Atiicsi u. Hoffman a Co. Met'ntehenyills;| !
an BY medicine dealers througheut the state.
"A %. KINGSLEY ,Cteyeland,
NeS'lN. Agent for Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-18

sad an astronomer to brlght-cycd girl,
when talking OF rainbows-"Did YOU ev-
er see a lunar bow, Missp' II have seen
bow by moonlight, eli that's what You
mean" was the slyTrjoinder,
A recruit who IL exercised twelve hours
At stretch under the broiling sun OF
JAY cannot ong remain RGT.
Pride, The DEVILS k;ratugcm, who
like an expert wrestler, usually gives a
man liil before he gives him throw
South.
swell, Joems,. said Zeb, 81 kissed
Julia for the first Time, last night, and |
declare Il electrified me. ."--"No wonder,
said Jeems, sit was gSl.vanic bat
terry"
On what ground may eonfeetioners DO
deemed very moroenary lovers'--BecSuse
they sell their "kisses." .ft
A good many presiding officers a, pub
lie meetings don't know how TO put a
question. Young ladies' think il ought to
be popped.
"Will you take pinohl" said an sc-
qusintance. ohcring his snuh-hoX 10 4
hsh-monger. "No, thank you,' re-
piled the latter; 81 have just had one
from a lobster"
In the march of life, don't heed the or
der Of fright about when you know you
nre about right.
Tail 10 Be discontinued; Near Warren
Connecticut, is posted on a meadow fence
& the following;-No,s.-Know kows /,
aloud in these medders, eny man or wo.
men letten thore kow run the rode wot
gifts inter,'my modders alorsed shel have
his talo cut orf by me, Obadiah Rog.
es.
sIs anybody waiting on you'll" said .
polite dry good clerk 10 a girl from the
country. ayes, sir" said tho blushinp
damsel, "thst's nay follcr outside. He
wouldn't come in"
liza young lady was entering a convent
and feeling Of regret came over her
what kind ofregret would you call III
Answer, unavailirg (a-nuH-a-railiRg)
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-04-18
Headache,sickIIeadsehe, Foul ston.ss'
nniou. DIsorders-Livsr Complaints.

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Not only your Pills admirably adapted TO their pufs
pose aporcnt but md their beneficial effects upoo
tho Liver very marked indeed. They have in my prac
tco proved moro eioctual for tho OF bilious esus
ffdits than any remedy can mention. sincerely
reioee that we have at length purative which is wos
thy the confidence Of tho profession aud the people.
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Az q RS,
OATHARTI0
PILLS.

Are yuu sick, f.ebis, "a
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order, with yuur system D.
ranged, and your feelings N
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toms are oftsn TIE prelude b
serious Illness. Some NJ a
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ard should he averted b. I
timely use Of the right rere
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LET the fluids move on unofp
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They stimulate tho funetiofza
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tivity, purify the system frcn
the obstructions which uaka
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15
A story With a Truthful Moral.
By ORPHEUS c. KERR.

Matters and things here are still in STRAIT
egic condition, and naught has disturbed our
monotony for week, save story they tell
about the honest Old Abe. 1t seems that
two of the border state chaps, who are here
for the express purpose of protesting against
everything whatsoever, had discussion a.
bout the Honest Abe, and one chap bet the
other chap five dollars that he couldn't by
any possible means speak TO the President
without. hearing small anecdote.
"Done :" says the other chap, gleefully, "I'll
take that bet"
That very same night at about twelve o.
clock he tore frantically up 10 the White
House, and commenced laundering at the
door, like King Richard at the gates of As
Gallon. The Honest Abe stuck his night
capped head Out of the window, and SAYS
he:
SIS that you, Mr. Seward"
"No, SIR says the border state chap, glar.
ing up through the darkness. "Tm mes
senger from the army. Another great STRAIT
gic mo, ement has taken place, and our whole
army have been taken prisoners by the Sou
thern Confederacy. In fact" says the CON
servative chap, frantieally. "the backbone OF
the rebellion is broken AGAIN.
( "Hem - says the Honest Abe. shaking {
mosquito from his night-cap, "this strategy
reminds me of little story. There was .
man out in Iowa sat down to play game o
checkers with another man, inducing hi
friends around to lend him the change neces
sary for the stakes. He PLAYED, and he play
ed, and he lost the first game. Then he play
ed much more cautiously, and lost the mex
game. His friends commenced to grumblt
but says he Don't you worry yourselve.
boys, and I'll show you cute move, prett
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15

lost the lthird game. Don't be impatient
boys, isays he, you'll STE that great move
pretty soon, l tell you.' Then he plsyed
III great care, taking long time to consid-
- every move, and by way of change lost
Tue fourth game. Close attention to what he
was aoout, and much minute calculation. also
ena0iea nim to lose the fifth game. By this
'lme MS friends had lent him all their change
ana began to think it was time for that great
move to come of. Have you any mora
change" says he. why no. say they
Then, says he, with great spirit, the time
for that move was telling you about has
come at last As he commenced to rise from
us CHAIR, instead of continuing to play, his
cleaned out friends bethough; themselves to
a'A ~hat that famous move was. WHY
says he, pleasantly. its to move off for lit.
tie more change"
a. Tue conclusion of this quaint tale, nv
, oos' 'ne border state chap fed groanine to
MS quarters at Wizards, stuck . s,.ao,,.,
treasury note under the pillow of the other
border state chap, and Immediately ,ool ,b.
evening train for the West.
Such is the story they tell, nv boy: but 7
am inclined to accept it merely as work of
notion with truthful moral. Certain it is.
mat as strategy increases, small change grows
'carcer' and it is the general opinion that no
small change is needed in military matters.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15
Pervertins the War to the Purposes of
FanataciSm.

A surgeon Of the SD Indiana regiment, in
the South, writes that "our men have killed
many blood hounds valued at 500 apiece
These dogs, kept 10 hunt runaway negroes.
were put after some Of our men, and hence
their slaughter"
This is so gross departure from the cor-
servative methcd of prosecuting the war,
that il cannot fail to excite slarm in the bo-
SONS of all those who revere the institutions
of the States" Democratic conventions,
wherever assembled, should take notice of
this infraction of the principles avowed at
the beginning of the rebellion.
These blood hounds, thus ruthlessly killed,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15

Potomac. Nou, we have a commander,
, hope, with sufficient power in his hands t.
unitize the different corps. When this il
done, he must be uncommonly stupid who
does not soon bring the army to a new serie:
of victories. Here let me say, that whatever
you in the East may think, the West is deter
mined; determined that the whole valley OF
the Mississippi shall nerer depart from this
government, either by domestic treason or for
eign ~ar. There is but one point left unta,
ken on the Mississippi, (Vicksburg) and the
capture of that is delayed by mere expedien-
cy. The cotton trade is already revived, and
large quantities are brought to Gin cinnati
from Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama.
In reference to peace, you have only to
take the map and the historical facts, sand give
them calm examination, to see that the war
cannot possibly end except in one of two
words Submission or destruction. Suppose
Europe were to try its hand on recognition !?
Who will they recognize The East side or
the West side of the Mississippi? The whole
of Virginia or half of it? Tennessee in the
occupation of our troops, Or Louisiana with
our governor in New Orleans? Where is
the country they are to recognize? And
where is the country We are to make peace
with ? The thing is simply impossible, and
the war will go on, in spite of all the earth,
till the South is literally destroyed, or sub
mts to the just government: of the United
States. You may, with your single arm, roll
a rock from the mountain verge, but ten
thousand men cannot stop it. How far is the
South from being actually destroyed at this
very moment. New Orleans and Charleston
and Savannah are no more than country vii
lagos. The immense cotton crop of last year
is worthless, except that part within our lines
This year but little is planted, while large
amount cfthe grain planted is already worth
less. One year more Of this, and then fam
Inc and insurrection will pervade the entire
rebel country. In the better and more civil
lied parts desolation will reign, and in the in
terror the present barbarism will be made
mole barbarous. 1t is terrible picture, but
time will only make it darker, Il rebellion
persists in its awful crime
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15
Soldiers Allotted Pay.
TREASURES OFFICE, !
RUTLAND, July 80, 1862. !

RUTLAND, July oU, ioO@.)
Assignees and others holding orders for
allotted pay Of Vermont volunteers, are
hereby notified that returns for the Second,
Third, Fourth, Fifth and Sixth regiments,
and the companies Of Sharp Shooters, for
the months of March and April have been
received at this Office.
| also have returns of allotted pay of part
of Co. H. of the Cavalry regiment for March
April, May and June, and full returns fo'
these months for all the Cavalry are expected
within two weeks.
J. B. PAGE,
State Treasurer.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-08-15
7. Ds I h'Isst
State Treasurer,

@ Respect true friends.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
LEGAL NOTICES

CUPRRNE CouRT
> In tho matter application % the Mayor Aidsrmsa
and Comnaualty Of the city OF New York. relative 20
- - -. THE OPENING OF ---
ONE HUNDRED AND TENTH STREET
FROM BROADWAY
10 THE HUDSON RIVER
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
rnrsuat 10 statutes ede aud provided thr
Mayor, Aldermen aud Commoray OF the city of New York
hereby notice that they intend 70 apply 70 the Supreme
Court q the s.s.: q nsy York q sgsdis term o. s.d
Saturday the third day of January 1885, the opening o
the co that day or AZ soon thereafter a. counsel can be
henf the appointment Of Commissioners Estimate
And Asssmen,n the above entitled matter hs the nature
and Of hereby intended II the
ina OF Que Hpndred and Tenth street cs Broeaw % ne
Hudson river IN the said cit fo Now York, laid ous "a the
ssssnrs " the psope of iis sss cf New So entt sd
HAn relative tsuchinx the fayna
and roads "a Se c Of New York and Tor other pur.
poses passed Apra'' GREENE d. BRONSON.
Date xEs YoRx. psce5sks4 ~. lsos.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
sAz4ns or RuAL usrArE.

a. nAsE QProsryEIIY yoE cArllALIsrs or
ssoscreer oasr tos sale he oouasry kesdsncs r..
thrsc disnc parosis eeo6 having water front and
splsatd builans sites Ihs propsry can.sts OF VOC scras
dns. stylish eld n laws u feurocu acres o. lofty
shsde trees native aad imported innumsra ,e and cf great
vs,sy gArdsn saasfuy designed and stsoked With fruits
snd ncwsS oassudi.s incdins farm ssnss
The nacu has unsquaea advantages for either
scun1 n ,s ~ t.s sds Seltsd 81 erccs ana ss
aide by the uain roaa the lands tractns the rivera
genuy .spp either way building sste commands
me vtews Of the ssund and suroundIng sountry TIVE
hirus o. tbs ses have fronts The place u r
tecsy tsel,,y water eEcesnt and air invisorsuns DIS
the city 10 miles by New Haven Railroads bust
nes ss sass the city from ths plscs e les time tina.
from HArtse by he avenue cars Perso1s desrous OF
avoiding cy The dangers and detenons IN oossng
the rivera v DO we'll give this advertisement their ear
attention equal within hundred miles
New ns sonsipss ths divsrsined sdva.sagss - ,sr
elegnnce ~ thIs old esdsnce Ia pafas ana all tee
Ihe preseat disaaos p sasoas two
sempaoa (depot already buit The distance VIII be only
hall : miis Apply on the premises, 70 r ootxINa
or % hr q Ne oes se woodruff O. q 1fSe1 arssa
TuosdAgu, Thurudays And 6aturdayA to<wSoa q end
O'Clock. where map can be seen.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29

DROOKLyN ARENA,
ID ksymon street. between Fulton and De Ksb avenues
Celebration q NRws ~ s,sEESd sYEda.s yrsrrvAL
commencing Monday Doc. ~ and 70 continue through
out the week. afternoon and evening
are the pefformApces Of the cslebrateA
WAR HORSE GENERAL SCOTT.
trained ~ Mr. StokeA
OMAR KINGSLEY In his great original masquerade, or
ELLA ZOYARA ACT or HOkSKMANbHIP,
Besides other performances by this inneuse troupe.
Liberal combinations made with schools for aeterneoa
performances.
The New York herald., 1862-12-29
INsTRUCTION.

Al RSSIDSHf on DAILY GovESNxsa-AN KH0-
usA ln1y ~ gea expcysace aad funJ guaasd 70 gtve
011voe u III Che higher brxuchee of Buueh With musQ
ed Rrsnoh wisAss @ suGzes9sak Ad1rsG \. O.. -
= 00LDSHfff'e CONMERClAL INSTIfUT1. NO.
ae.bss s.ay hesshsrpaas s.d 81 ess p.s.si,ina
- ths coandnG good handwriting guafonteed 70
y n ssa isssSas PriyAle lassr.c!!oa giyen
The New York herald., 1862-12-29

-
nR.wARD, NnMBEn or 1HR ROYAL C0LLn0I OF
~ ourDe0na Lon6op authof OF The "Hr1vnse 4roeoes"
attends nne ID the mofuip4 until ~ ni4ht - BE
once, u Laioht street, corner of CanaL
IN VAETnR POWRns, oD01nTRrC pHYoIOIAH
~ and Operating Surgeon, cAn b consulted 81 his old
ssabishsd eps y Lalsht street. csfnsr sf csnai Gcpa
rate r0oms esd private entrances.
IA RALfH, AUTHOR or THB sRRivATE TREA-
~ nss' 10 0ne ls< bisec<sr street, west Of Broadway
hR wXTsON MRNBER or rHE. ROYAL COLLRoE
~ Of surscons London soihor o. the "Csuse and Cure
Attends from In the morning until a. night ~ 90 Broad
cay. nssi biook above ihc Metropolitan Hotel
ne COOPER "a DUANE sTRREr MEMPEl OF
Once hours from In morning untiis ~ night
na ooBBEfr, MfNBRR or THE NEW YORK UNI.
~ ycrsity (msdal coloEs and College OF Surgeons Lon
dom can 81 consucd II his rnvencny arranged
sult 10 Centre between Chambers and Reade
sfrrets having private No City Hall place
SUNDAY SUNDAYS 7rc% u e Iis r N.
MADAME DEsPARD, PHYSICIAN, lol SIXTH AVE-
M nuc.--ofncs hours from o'clock A. h.toloP NJ
AlADAMk REsrELIs PlIysIc1AN, lea CHAMBERS
Nn. i7S Fulton street
Mrs r. woODs MEr1CAf, OFFICE. NO 55T GRAND
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The New York herald., 1862-12-29

A DKAUrIrUEs THREE STORY Hr0H DAREMEA
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located 10 Bethuns street; prioc 1U Esrrs 81 prce
and locations. W n MELLCK. &O7 Broadway,