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q Ayer's Ag!io cure,

which ncusralixcs this rnalarious poison In tho
blood. and stimulates tho liver 10 cxpci y nom
III. body. As Il should, - t doe: cure snis ~.
nIrsivc disorder with pcre9 certainty. Ana y
d,,s more or rather docs what 4 Of morc SER
VIC to those subject % this Injection. II taken
\ season il cxpcls n ffom tho systcm a. y an'
sorbs,d. and thus kccps tio1e who usc y rec rom
r. attacks; kccrs tlc syfcm iuhoalth although
exposed to the dIscnsc. onscqucnty = not oniy
eurrs. but protcc1s from. nc great variety OF az
isrtions which IRE induced hy this malignant q,
namh 4, Urskea ARuc, Periodical Headache,
& DiIious Hcadaclsc. BILIOUS fcvcr>. Neuralgia,
rhsu matism Cont. blindness, Toothachc, Ear
ache, CAiarh. Asthma, Pslpitation: fsinSGl AZ A.
fectionsof the Spleen, MYSTERIES, Coiic ~
and Painful Affections Of the Stomach and Bow
81. ~ Of which, when arising nom shis cause
VIII Be found 10 as<umc more or tcss inc inxemII'
ent fvpc. This "AGUE CuRE' removes inc cAnse
4 shiso arrangements, and cnrcs the disease.
This Il accomplishes ny stimulating the cxcrc.
tories 70 expel the virus from the systcm; snn
thcse organs by degrees become hablted % 20 .nll
their odlcc Of thcir own accord. Hence anecl
vkGe " trim ucelimdfioa. Time may accomplish
~ uame end. but ofcn Me h not long enough, o
4 sacrificed in the cttsmpt, while this ! Aoul
CunE" does u at oscc. and with safety. Wenav'
meat reason 70 believe this y surcr ~ wen
afsr remedy for the whole class o. disease
Which arc caused by the minsmauc infccuon
dan any other which has been discovered; an
h hns stiIl another important advantage % "a
public, which Is, that it d cheap - wen - eooe
H%4 PREPARED nj
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION. phllsdsl.
II phia. a Benevolent Iasilsusjoa esesb-
lIshsd b special endowment. Ior ne sslicI
% the Sick sad Distressed. afIlietsd with
visulent sni Chroais Diseases. asd especial.
" ise he ssse o. aDisosses q shs Sexual
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by shs
ActiaS Susesen. x sNns
vAEuAsLs RxPoars % EpssmasorshDs
and olher diseases ot the sexusl ossaUs, aat
% ths Nav RMEDns employed "a The Die
pcnsarys ssstin scaled latter envelopes, free
or chsres.r Two - three Ssauus "a .oss
age acce ptabls. Addssss, DR.. J.r6KII.LiN
HOUGHTON. Howard Associations, No. 2
,. Ninth street, Philsdslpbis. Ps. jne5
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,
~ II 10 puspesss q : Purgativs xsdisias

- ~ - YUPoses tess
FoR CosrrvExEss;
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Pon 1uK CrRR OF IxDIoEsTIor1
FOR HEADACuE; H
ron THE Guns OF DysExTEnr;
Fon FOUL SrOMAcAH; e4
yoR TuR CUnn ov ERrsIrELAss
FoR The PILES;
YoR fuE CUn1 or ScnoFuLA;
YoR ALL ScnoFULous CoMrLAtufs;
yt Fon 1un Ccnn % RuEUMAr1sx5
500 For pIsnAeEs or Ine sk.ss
yoa rns CrRs o. TErFxn, TUxoRs, AID SALT
-s RuEuNs
FoR WonMs;
FoR TIM CuRx on GoCrs
ron DIxsER PILL;
~ FoR TINE CuRE o. NsunALotA5
Ton pURlFYIHo Tng Bloom.
Thev -. yuear-coatcd. % that the most sensl
sive csn take them pleasantly, and they are TIC
best aperient IN the world for ~ the purposes Of
. family phySic.
lsiss IS essas ~ Boz; 4ivs Boxes ~ 500.
Great Numbers q ccrsymsn. PhysIeIans
Statesmen. and eminent pcrronngcs, have lcn
ehcIr names 70 certify the unparalleled useful
nesa q those remedies, but our space herc VA
Ssiox named furnish gratis our AnEnIcAx Al
MANIAC In which they ere given; with also ml
deacriptiono Of the above c0mpIa.ute. and ~
SrcafInsnt that should b followed for their cnr!
y nos b put on ~ uuprncipled DEALER vt
bsmand zrss's, ana take 70 Others. The sIc
want ne best I'D thcrs b for them. ana ne
A. o1E Remedies ase for sale b.
Sol6 ~
Hubsr 4 Friedman, Jasper: Dr.. w. Shu
e~~msnn Rav}fn and. WIN Mahi0 Irelan
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BefanntmaGungell
SIN Deutl0 tperben
III bieler Sfice I'M
mer aufbQ8 Bette Mnb
|ipDblfeilfe Derfertte,
ct tperDetl.
NOTICE or INSOLVENCY.

A + the May term, 1861, Of the Court q
"a Common PIsss Of DUBOIS county, Ind
the estate Of George Risstes. deceased. va
declared probably irsolveut. Creditors sse
therefore notified that The same will be set
tiled accordingly.
STEPHEN RIEsTER. sdmr.
aug Z, 1862.
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NINE DEMOkE6t0
N on or FASHIONS.
THE SPRING NrMBER coNrAIEs
THREELARGE ND SPLENDID
FASHION. PLATES.
THREE PUBLISHED PATTERN&
Comprising tie Ls.ss, Paris siylss =
Sleeve, Child's Apron. and The keew
New Spring Waking CesG Z.
Together With nearly 1U0 Ensssvises = ="
the sovelsiss los
Spring Bonnctx. Clocks, Trimnnos
Childssn's Dresses. Etc. an6
vslusble insovms,i n 10 MiDlners, De-
! Nskess. Mothers. snd Lsdics aensTay. 80
|sen,ing The largest snd best FsshIon 1see
lssne 10 The World, pubsished ~ Bsoeswce
md sold everywhere q IS csais. o. sees
mail post Tree. on receipt 81 the - -
yearly 81 with The following vs'sss's -
mium.
Zach yearly subscsibes will Be entities !.
the selection Of 90 cents worth o. plaia
terms, from The dcsiqns 10 The book, - 49,
the show rooms, o. they may be osdesss ~ -
cent By nail any time during the yssS ~
pay ing the p~sssgs.
Splendid Inducements 20 Ce1xascsss
SPRING NO. NOW REAUH
April 16, ,62 49,
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DIR. j. @. AVER &
LOWELL. MASS.
PnlcE OxE DOLLAR ZEN BorrLB.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such rcnown for the cure 9!
every variety Of Throat and Lung Company:
tnc EVIDENCE Of its virtues. wherever u has been
employed. A. II has long been IN constant use
fhrouchout this section, we need not DO more
than assure the people It's quality !: kept mp g
the bert II ever has heen, and tnat . my ~ ~
Nsd On 70 DO for their rvlsf nj Il b. ever bscE
found % Do. tM
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Advertise in tho Jasper COURT.
Subscribe for the Jasper Consiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

inc bin to tex the salaries Of Government oincsrs'
syc Re il ,aoc,ed Nv ne Senate and Hoss % htpre'o
tanre, Of ms United States Ion,ea 70 cosy ,sed CT
,nno;nea eIcept pop,n otter. appointed by the Poslne
General and cobsus receiving 90 sed sasy nov a, ,
s. IS p' = @ on re- US. DIS ss,e shall be
owed to retain sDy part thereof and Z. 'he De-
each Of shall sss suG ,s. hey have collected
al he aasd ,sH.d no par c, D u" s State
That The ,asry compensation Of s oee, n
Govern rnent-ovi military or paTa. Ios 81. Gn,.mmrpt
81 psIfon wben The als OF com
poution Of such reou soS o "a nny,S 20 no.,
STOW ana IVA upw.rd is por cents s2ooO and upward
GEN. Se H. 80 49, 81 COO ard upvsrd Yer cent
SEC cd bv he dbusing officer paying the salary
- ,osn,.tior aud from the same due At the tine OF pay
nt a., shall Immediately be pad by him into the Iss'H!
CLAIMS BY LOYAL CITIZENS.
Mr.. Fenton Of New.York Chairman of the Com
mit,ee on Claims, has introduced in the House bill
relating to claims against the United States for the
loss and destruction of property belonging to loyal
citizens during the present rebellion:
Tn. hin proyide. for the ppoinment Of three Conm
ere VINO .bs hold Seir ocs during the pleasure OF tn.
lden The United ss,e. and .S for the sPpStme. o.
have oogn1snce Of all claims ss. the United States in favor
loyal citizens for the Toes and destruction Of men
by 'he United State, troops during tho s.spiSs
ior Of any farm building property 10 relation to
which claim any lore damtge shall be made ana Ae
IN, testimony ef the claimants and other persons ID relation
her.to The claimant 10 required TO make out h econn,
sssiust the United States and publish the same 'of hi
IN an pnbc newspaper nearest his redence stating IN
such notice particulars ard ounds Of claim and nae-
of persons having any knowledge concerning IT, Inc ,oi
ssou,rs required to examine the claimants on os,
and reduce their testimony 70 writing, when maj I
BIO signed by the party takins tine came, s.n
be returned by bis Connissoes IN their procsedi 70
the Secretary War who l. required to lay the same oe2e
end that such provisions may DO made oi We
relief casnts shall he ust and proper Any pesoh nn
,he corrupy practice, titempt to pracce sDy sua
oear tho united Stses In the statement or PROOF o. ~
cl.n forfeit he 10 the Government also nsoe
the duty Of the Comn to take evidence TO the
~ OF eyey person hiss sussncd damages TO bis properly
BY the United States during the present hepcon u
the LOYALTY Of those who present then cisiis oa
his act The Con- have also power 10 issue cub
penss end compel the st.enda Of wre'sr and are su
ihoyzed 10 hold their at sUch TUNES aud psees "a
United States they may deem conducive TO the pupc
interests and convenience of claimants Under IN, ON
Iowa claimants obtain payment OF their Jnr euI.
while traitors and persons in sympathy With ksbeon WIZ
derire 10 benefit from II whatever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

Tnr VEnplcv IN KEERIGAs's CAsE.-!The Judg'
ment Of The Martial in the of Col Jas. l..
Kclrigan has been approved by Major-Gen. MeClel-
l uud general order issued carrying 1t into elect.
The Court did not find kerrigan guilty of treason,
but of incGlcency aud of conduct unbecoming an Of
6cer in tho gross neglect of his military duty,as man
ifc.ted in tue disorganized and disgracefu condition
of his regiment. Kerigan was adjudged to be dis
missed the service, and Gen Mcclellan approves the
sentence, and orders him 10 le di,rni.ssd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-27

THE following appeared IL small portion Of ye .erday
rsIsrss when It removed make room for urgent
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Lieutenant Beizer.
Lieutenant Howe
Lieutenant Nelson.
Captain Bugbee shot through the head His
body was recovered but mutlated a. to be hardly
recognizable by his friends His breast was perforated
by three bullet holes m the region Of the heart and ms
body was bayonetted In twenty different places.
WOUNDED.
Captain Dennis Mahsn, slightly.
Captain McCauley, dangerously
Captain Price, First Excelsior.
Lieutenant Egeston, slightly.
Lieutenant Miles, slightly in leg.
Lieutenant Stevens, slightly.
Lieutenant Dennison, in arm and shoulder
Lieutenant Dodge, slightly In leg
Lieutenant ZeigIer, badly.
Lieutenant Colonel Benedict, Fourth Excelsior.
PERSONS REPORTED KILLED BUT UNiNJURED
Major Holt, reported killed, uninjured.
Acting Asst Adt Gen. Hart reported killed unnjured
First regiment won't into the field with 1858 mon, and ~
the end OF the engagement only mustered 302.
Third regiment had 202 killed and wounded
Fourth regiment had 1853 killed and wounded.
Fifth regiment had 81 killed and wounded
Second regiment in the ntrenchuents and not in
line OF battle.
Total loss IN brigade, ,116.
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Closing Up tho Rcbcilion-The Capture
OF Norfolk and Portsmo uth-Dcstruc-
tion OF the Mcrrimac-Map OF the Seen Q
OF Military and Naval Operations The
Advance ON Richmond-The Capture
OF New Orieans-Imp ortant from the
southwest-The Latest from Mexico,
&c., &C., &c.
Tho Cunard mail steamship Europa, Captain Stone,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool.
Tho mails for Europe will close in this city this
afternoon, At quarter past and at half.past Ave
o'clock, 70 go by railroad.
Tm NEW YORK HERALD--Edtion for Europc-wll DO
published at eleven O'Clock this morning. and will con.
tain full details OF the Advance Of General Mcclellan
Richmond including Accounts Of the Battles at will
liamsburg and West Point full account or the recent
highly important movements in General wool's Depart.
m.nt, resulting in the Capture OF Norfolk and Ports
mouth, Va by tho Union Forces, the Retreat or the
Rebels and tho Destruction by them OF tho Navy Yard
other valuable property and the iron monster Mcrrmac
illustrated with Map OF the Of operations; Official
Accounts Of tho Capture OF New Orleans Important from
the Army Of the West; Highly Important from MERGE
The Advance OF tho French the Capital and ali otbo,
interesting news OF the week
Single copies, in Wrappers ready for mailing six O.
sampson Low, Son Co, No. AZ Ludgate Hill Lon n
England, will receive advertisements and subscrip iona
for the HERALD
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A LETTER FROM PHYSICIANS"
Nsw yopu rch 1890

n Nxw YORK March Is 1852.
cna has been long felt by the profession and
articles Deium tremens and other diseases Of
the brain and rife in this country
purity s Sw spirits degree to the difference In the
you intending your Gin Which you sell under the name Of
Aromatic Schsdam schnapps which consider justly
and, from long experience foreign Importer
bottled Wines and Liquors should meet with the same de.
We would recommend you to appoint of respeca
the your Brands and Wines where pfSisssion
can Of tain the same when needed for medicinal purposes
Wishing YOU in your enterprise we remain your
SAssoSaaa r r1o!ss.or neFf yllassl Surgery
Surgeon Chief 70 the State Hospital &c. No IA East
sp 3; 70 Broadway
N SITs sTEiTE' E. SIsssssr street
u Mp Yess x q the dPss and
u6o&faO SoIsE SSYSSs0ss IMPORTANT AR
III. .% ss S.w YS y A & the a nay
ss.s II as city to a gscpno TS the
sii The acsioas quality Of many OF the LIQUORS in the
popreiy q he rsqae.t made BY the phys.s;ans that
ddsreat d The city Among ne slgnsrs, VIM be
?. sdn s: Il; oss 3d. S
s s Ssfs sssssI ss
sstion may be SEEM and The movement is mportan.
the ely, q; fs; isslff
medical letter urging him select respectable
their such brandes gins other liquors
as s9S e r % ss Sss who o
Mott, Sarnochan and B. J. Raphael The SUGGESTION
Ss
paper number Of the mo. promne. have oeen
Guilty hold the mpo Of Mr.. Wolfe append their
nO 70 A SEbSisx xf' x RsEs'1 And LIQUORS.
ri. city. among Them pre- Mott Carnoehan. s.yEs, De
Ing the celebrated Importer Of liquors Mr. rdopho Wolfe.
I high g. ss9p ssS s M w & ss
ration Of wnss and LIQUORS and having lesrned by expert
us ae soa s ls M
relieve them FROM dilemma in which they End themselves
city agents The Of his and
wines needles 10 say that he e suggestion
complied with the expressed desire list Of these agents
BE- BY reference e column OF business notces
* ii viz fs ' Sds Sss'' xr
From the letter published below Il will be seen tia, the
mos. famous q our New York doctors formally
g so% w s wolff E
is @ @ s s. k. ss s % y s ss: Il:
the pure article" Such names as those OF Dr. "a.
We happy note that Mr. Wolfe has accsasd TO th:
this paper The names and directions Of thu principal drug
gsts from whom Mr. wolfe's Brandes, Wines 3e
the sdueraied stu often sold medicinal purposes,
and too much mpor.snce cannot Be aeLed 70 The reform
requested ~ inc '0''~ ~ Tas PGSi1c CORK
sss @ hs Sr s &c he
BOTTLED WINES and LtQu0RS; r,,r ,,,oxrr
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fAE GALENA UP JAMES RIVER.
Success Of Her BOmbardment Of the
Rebel Batteries at Days Point.
PANIC CAUSED BY HER APPEARANCE,
&c., &C., 30.

The rebels were thrown into terrible panic at Peters,
oug Virginia, BY the appearance Of tho new ironcad
sunboat Galena up James river
From the Petersburg Express. May o.
o STARTLING INTELLIGENCE
special messenger from Captain Tucker or the Con-
asdsrats Patrick Henry arrived this city
terday afternoon with the important intelligence that
Of the ensmys ronclad gunboats had Seced our bat
tsr at Days Point James ruer and then coming
up the riuer.
To time Captain Tucker had this messenger placed
on the steamer Yorktown that being the quicker vessel
VITA orders TO proceed City Point and thence
to this city 10 notify Provost Marshal Of the fact and
telegraph the circumstances to Richmond. From City
Point the messenger to this city in buggy and at
Nonce performed his duties.
The spread abroad the streets, and cre-
seA great deal OF excitement. What steps have been
TO any vital point do not know and would not tell
we knew The matter serious aspect but no one
here viii fater in any duty that may DO assigned him
Rumors were rife, after the arrival OF the Norfolk
train Of the bombardment by the enemy OF the Craney
Island and Sewas Point batteries and Notifications
elsewhere below, but they doubtless all unfosnded.
We shall probably hear Of this affair to-day. In
the meantime advise all to keep cool and calm, and
pursue their ordinary avocations as usual.
From the paper.]
Late IN the afternoon that Of the enemys
iroa.cad gunboats had up James river, silenced
the Confederate batteries Days Point, and then
leisursly feeling her way still further up put many nid
souls in uttsr. and provoked vast deal Of discussion
to how long would require for the pratcal craft to
reach Petersburg We have information to the effect that
Of the enemys gunboats did up James river
yesterday far Burwclrs Bay and reconnoitered
Httle but that her commander has any idea of coming
Ai0her up the rirev at this time do moi believe
There is that the Yankees landing forces
yesterday at Burwes Bay, Smthheld and that their
Intention will doubtless be to march the country
. distance OF eighteen twenty milos-and take
possession Of Suffolk is proper that sh ould state
chs ruMor lacks confirmation.
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Evansville, IL O'Clock A. NJ yesterday states that the
enemy were landing Of their gunDoas near
west foin No mention made OF the imnnency % an
engagoment but the contrary the tenor Oh the
indicates that General Johnston did not expect connct
with the enemy. He states that the repuise Oh .ne
enemy al Williamsburg 70 have stopped ther al
vance IN that direction altogether
Inc prisone taken Monday principally from
Helntzelman's division and partly from Summers.
Nothn8 Is said OF the extent OF casualties ON ethsr
side.
THE ADVANCE ON RICHMOND.
correspondence Of the Charleston Mercuryl
RICHMOND April 80, 1852
the evacuation Of Yorktown may be looked for At an
early day In the first place. the Yankee gunboats IN
York river are throwing one hundred and twenty
concal shell at our shore batteries from distance oil
cannon we have-three Of best guns having burst
curing tho last week. Another gun was received on
monday, from which results were expected MY m
orman says that these great shells were nred
INTO the battery while he was present. Five exploded
killing one man. Georgia soldier, who was standing IN
the door OF his tent distance In the rear OF our pat
teries or the two that did not explode, one buried It.
tho next place. the Yankees have been permitted 70
throw up breastworks mile long within twelve hundred
yards OF the village Of Yorktown Given tho gunboats
and the intrenchments with their long range ordnance
and the evacuation OF Yorktown follows by necessity
Inc enquirer of this morning confirms the CONCLUSIONS
drawn from the statements made to me last evening oy
gentleman just from the peninsula and which have
just been narrated Our soldiers haw hard work ~ ne
trenches, and many sick hIre been woued to the rear me
artillery practice Of the enemy said to be spe3d Tho
probabilities increase daily Of decisive battle near e
CNsckuh0Msnv Sodnp, tc oetue ss from he csy
The nearer the better for In that event sovoral
weeks will be consumed by the enemy's advance.
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The WiIliamsburg Wounded at Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE May IL, 1862
Lieutenant Samuel p whitley, Of Company g, Fifth
regiment New Jersey Volunteers wounded at the bat
tie Of Williamsburg, died at the National Hotel this az
ternoOn.
Some two hundred slightly wounded left the cspital
TINS evening. ana proceode oy special tram 70 New
Jersey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

CxC1xemenJ NJ tho Cnty HAIL.
THE FEMALE RELATIVES OF THE VOLUNTEERS DE-.
HANDING RELEP-INrERvIEw WITH MAYOR OF.
DYKE, ETC, ETC.
Between ten and eleven O'Clock yesterday morning IN
immense crowd OF women-youag, old, married, single
foreign and nativsgathered In the vestbule Of the City
Hall for the purpose Of consulting with Mayor Opdyko
garding the money appropriated by the Common Council
fer tho relief OF the families OF volunteers The cause
the gathering the exhaustion or the relief fund placed
at the disposal Of the Comptroller Tho unfortunate wo
men were aborug under the intensest excitement and
clamorsd for assistance In the most noisy manner al
though repeatedly told that the money voted for their
relof had boon all distributed. Tho poor
OF whom had infants in their arms and seemed TO be
really In want would not listen TO reason and the more
they wcro argued with tho bostcrous and noisy
they became Some demanded interview with the
Mayor, and urged the rost TO march into
and order Of that once somewhat disturbed by the
Babel Of abbering, complaining, threatening crying
MAYOR Opdyks kindly came out 70 reason with his visit
feeling snn sspaas that 4, Com aas
question until new appropriation should DO made by
the Common Council. lie regretted he said thor suf
s1Hs; but nsa Sss 20 aSPs sa H. cpaon
then retired, leaving his visitors quite dissatisfied as
before his appearance. The were quite fierce in
their threats and some endcavored to break through the
door OF the Mayors private ROOM with tho view they
said, or getting "a civil answer" The police were
obliged TO interfere and eject tho from the room
by tho use OF little physical force. Up 10 one O'Clock
the excitement continued though several OF tho women
had left after the interview with the Mayor We under.
stand that this female demonstration occasioned by
some malicious party inserting the annexed cali In some
Of yesterday mornings papers,
meeting OF the wives OF soldiers the war will be
held on Monday May L. the Rotnda In the Civ Hail
Park, to receive their money usual.
Tho genius OF mischief was among the women, and
prompted them 10 say and do many things they would
doubtless regret in thoir sober Some
TO give the Mayor kettle serenade last evening At his
private residence but such took place
II is stated that Mr.. Opdyko recently received letter
signed by several officers Of New York regiment com
planning that pay had been given them for six months
The Mayor has referred the Governor Morgan
who will inquire into the matter without delay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

Moody's New Store, Open This Day.
FINE SHIRTS AND MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.
7. w. MOODY, 499 Broadway, st Nicholas block.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

Herrfng's Patent Champion Fire and
Burglar Proof Safes 2o Broadway of Murray street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

Straw Goods for Misses, Boys and Ina
fants All the and desirable spring styles ready
At BANTAS, Canal street, corner OF Wooster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preventative and
Wigs the best in the world wholesale and retail and the
dye privately applied At No. Q Aston House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

Barry's Tric0pherOus IL the Best and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng curling
preserving and restoring this hair Ladies try H. Sold by
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

"a Hat, Hat! My Kingdom For A
Hau"-Shakespeare has II horse = but KNOX has il "han
The fashionable public 70 KNOCKS Hat Store corner OF
broadway Fulton street. regularly his ncompara
BILE styles for each appear Do there reader and
look at his spring Hats Such light and graceful beauties
were never before displayed in hatdom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

Beautiful Complexion.-Laird's Bloom
OF Youth, Liquid arl for preserving and beautfy
the complexion and skin. All druggists AMI 439 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

DIR. Kennedy's Medical Discovery Ii
warranted Scrofula, Eryspeas, Ringworm Scald
Head Salt Rheum, Ulcers Fever Sores Pmpes
disease OF the Skin. of whatever nature.