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no THE vorEas or Baden coUsT,.

TO THE SUAhMs re nhADEN COUNTY.
YOU requested to hold District Meetings throughout
the County of Baden the second Saturday 10 June n
and appoint Delegates to County Convention, to be held
at Ezabethtown the following he hird) Saturday in
June for the purpose of selecting suitable candidate
represent the County the next House of Representa-
tves and also to appoint delegates 20 Senatorial District
Convention to nominate candidate Tor the next Senate
MANY VOTERS
Bladen county, May 10th, 1862 lC5td
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MARRIED..

By A. F. NeWknk ESQ., at the residence of the bride
mother, in New Hanover county DR. JOSEPH G. SBEP
ARD to MISS HENRIETTA, daughter of ]. III. Foy, Esq
dec ID, all of this county
In sampson county 10th last, by F p Villa msoI
Esq. Mr.. I. NJ. SMITH, of Baden, to MISS RkBECCA
III. RIVENBARK, of Duplin.
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A man getting out of an omnibus, few days ago,
made use of tie of knees anis TO steady
himself which the ladies took ofnce, and of them
sad aloud, perfect savager True said wag in-
side he belongs to the Paw-~9e tribe
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G. B. MCCLELLAN, Major-General
HEADQUARTERS ARMY CT THE PoroMAC,

AC"NNJt 10y y; AA'CV' a ~ -
To the Hon. E. M. Saunton, Secretary of Var:
An inspection just made shows that the Rebels ahan,
doned 10 their works at Yorktown two 3-inch rifed
cannon, Two 415-inch rfed cannon, sixteen 32-pound
ers six 42-pou1ders, nineteen 8-inch columbiads four
9-uch dahlgrene, one l0-inch cOlumbiad 10 inch
mortar and one 8lnch siege howitzer, with carriages
and equipments complete each piece supplied with
enty-siz rounds of ammunition. On the ramparts there
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friend direct from The interior of the State brings
US the gratifying intelligence OF the abundant increase
of the provision crops. " heat and other grain have
been unusually successful, and promise an ample and
heavy .uppy to Southern markets.-C. Courier.
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A@-Io SUPPORT JOHN c. SUTHERLAND, of Robe.
S County for the Senate for the District composed of the
c'uHcs OF hlchmond aud Robeson would greatly please
MANY CITIZENS OF RICHMOND COUNTY.
may l4,h. 209.tf
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Federas at Elk river Tenn killed several ana captured
two captains two lieutenans fotythree privafes and
eight negroes The Confederate loss FIVE killed. incu
ding Capt Harris, of the Rangers and Wounded
This is official.
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MILITARY GOODS.
II NAP5ACKS in variety at
IN - WILSON'S.
4 4 AVERSACKS in variety at
Il WILSON'S.
~ WILSON'S.
GUN AND PISTOL CAP BOXES at
" WILSON'S.
klA1ONEF AND SWORD ECABBARDS at
= WILSON'S.
4 WILSON'S.
" WILSON'S.
DOWDER FLASKS AND SHOT BAGS, &C., &C., at
Z JAMES WILSON'S
oil, Leather Saddlery, Trunk and Harness Establishment
May 7th 1862. No. 5 Market Street.
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are also four magazines which have yet been exam
med This does net include the guns left at Gloucester
Point and their other works 10 our left.
q. B. MCCLELLAN, Maior-General.
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COMMERCIAL.
WILMINGTON MARKETS MAY

BEEF CArTLE-Are scarce and in demand. We quote ON
the ho9f at 10 to Is cents per b. according to quality
BEEswAx sells at 70 cents per 10.
BACoNs In light supply and only small lots are being
brought to market We quote at rs to 27 for hog
round, and Is to 30 cents per ID. for hams.
BUTTER-ls in demand and but little coming in. We
quote at go to IS cents per ID.
CoFFEE-Cuba 20 to rs cents per H. "a in ouantitv
CANDLEs-TaIow sell at s. CENTS per ID 4u"H'y
CORN MEAL-Has advanced shade, and sells from the
granares at 81 20 per bushel.
CoRN-Stock light, and demand fair. Small sales at 81
EGGs sell from carts at rs to so cents per Dozen
FLoUE-ls in moderate request and there only small
stock market We quote at $2 to $2 Is for superne
LARD sells at IA to Is GEMS per ID.
M2LAssEs scarce, and New Orleans sells at 81 so to
ossABUEGs-2s to 80 cents per yard
OIL->ells at 81 per gallon for pea nut.
PEAS-Cow are in demand at ST. 10 per bUshel
PEA NUTs-Are in demand and only small lots coming
in We q9ote at 81 60 to 81 IS per bushel
RICE lean sells at 81 At per h. as in GUILTY.
sUGAR-None in first hands We quote brown at 30 cis
and clarified at 80 cents per 10.
the demand We quote SQUAD made at o per bushel.
sHEETNG-27 to q cents per yard.
YARNS IN demand. and the market is nearly bare We
quote Nos to 10 at 45 to so cents per ID.
TALLow-Sells at 20 to % cents per Id.
FAYETTEVILLE, May l2.-Beef CattIe-In demand.
Beeswa Ky 22s cents.
Cotton-saes at so to 8 u.s.
Cotton Yarns 81 sheetngs % by the bale Shirt
ings 20.
Cotton Baggng-3O cts
tandes-Fayetevie mould IS.
! 10 25.
| Hides-Dry 20 green s.
| Iron-Swedes Is to 20 by the quantity.
irish Potatoes-l so to Z so per bushe
| Molasse--N. o. IS by the bbl.
| Nails SIS to per keg.
| Rye So Oats IS
! Rice-4l to a cts by the cask.
! Sugars 70 to 81.
Salt Light stock hand sells at So to 50 per bushel
spirits--Peach Brandy So; N G. Apple so; Whiskey
| i so to rs
Spirits Turpentine l7B.
TaIlOw 223
WOol--Unwashed, 80 to 40.
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LEE DAILY JOURNAL be had by the volunteers in
camp at Is cents per month.
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$50 RE WARD

e3 WILL BE PAID for the appreh nson and confne-
"a ment in any Jail in the my boys BILLIARD
~. and IRWIN, who Runaway March 3Oth. When last
heard from they the road leading from mngton
Jacksonville evidently aiming for the lines the enemy
HILL ARD is "a years DID, feet inches high built
very black, and sho white teeth and very red gums
IRWIN is II years old about size bl ck-nothing
remarkable about him-is influenced by billiard will give
$25 for either of them. Address
EDWARD MCPHERSON,
WImi Igton. ". G.
May Nth, 1882 2O93t-3S-r*
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
gNHE ADJOURNED Tenth Annual Meeting of the Stock
4 holders Of the Wilmington and tOpsGil sound Plank
Road Company, will be held in my office the town of
Wilmington on Monday, the 10Th day of May, inst
UUBRUIZ CUTLA R,
Sec'y h Treas.
May 18th, 1862 2O6-Iw-38-It
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BATTALION OF CAVALRY.

IHE Secretary of War has authorized the undersigned
Ito enlist Volunteers and to muster them into service
and three years or the war TO be
organzed "a aeon as sufficient number of Comp
mustered. into Battalion Of Cavalry, eectDg Field Off
GERS"
Everv man who wishes TO enlist must have good ser
ceae horse for the and risk of which 40 cents per
day be allowed and killed battle will be pa ior
arms equipments viii be furnished by The Governments
so soon they be had every man, however, 10 re-
quested furnish his horse equipments and double
barreled gun and his and equipments VIII be paid
if red upon inspection and valuation by the pro-
per officer
go soon as one Company ia mustered place OF
yous will be appointed Company will consist OF 81 he
sky pryates. For self and horse s2l per m0n'H
pa d. 500 bounty NC
My address is hchianas' onsIw n TI'W HUMPHREY
April 16, 1862.
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THE ATLANTA FIRE.

AUGUSTA GA, May 18TH 1862.
The fire Atlanta the 18th inst destroyed Waaces
warehouse containing eight hundred bales of Cotton
hundred terces of Rice, two hundred and fifty thousand
pounds Bacon and other Stores
and two hundred barrels of Sugar Oil and Hides thou
sand pounds nearly al destroyed belonging to
private parties The house totally destroyed and the
adjoining buildings badly damaged. The total loss is
estimated 500 COO upon which there insurance Of
$35 O0O Augusta Insurance Company lost about $751;
O00 Two men severely injared, thought to be
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DISSOLUTION.
TgNHE COPARTNERSHIP OF STOKLEY Il OLDHAM
4 dissolved by mutual CONSENT the first day of
January, 1862 Alex Oldham having purchased the entire
property and assets of the concern will settle all claims,
and is authorized to receive al dues.
JAMES STOKLEY,
ALEX. OLDHAM.
Wilmington, n c., Jan. 18th, 1862
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BUSINESS NOTICE.
4 s SUCCESSOR To STOKLEY b OLDHAM, the Sub
"A scriber proposes continue the business the
pacesofce South Water street, and Cape Fear
Corn and Flour Mills North Water Street. Bishops
hopes merit increase of that patronage and
confidence, SO literally bestowed upon the late frm.
ALEX. OLDHAM.
Wilmington n. c., Jan. 18th, 1862 lib
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ENVELOPES.
~ nON OF AN EXCELLENT QUALITY, from
4 e1.U1FO % to 80 cents per pack
Nav g.. At KEI.LEY'S Book store.
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' All + AID inspt Genp A, Richmond Virginia
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OVERSEER WANTED.
TEyO TAKE CHARGE OF A FARM in Robson county.
1 Apply to o. g. PARSLEY d 60.
Nav ~ 1861 2063t-3SIt
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1862. I H 1862.

TEEN-yLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with its connections forms
FpOs NEN-foaS TO Ink PKiNcPAL WzsrHks CITIES.
,ht ain. daily hom New York to Phi adelphia via
N,w.Jersey aud Camden and Aniboy line.
ALL 1uROuou IRA NS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
EOUIE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF CoURTLANO1-SF.
ny way Philadelphia the morning pss.en gers leave New
YORK a. time other routes Evening
sit p M, o.. hour later than other lines.
By Wy Of Aiehtown, sweating passengers leave al m
the tine Northern lines in Chic,so and all
ponts IL the North West tesue Indianapolis. Loul.yie
&c. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
points Ncst. With ever changes Of cars
Sleeping Cars hout change run nom Philadelphia TO
p.bursh s55 miles aud Nswiork to Pittsburgh ~ mlsa
Suok ns and Saloon Cars on all trains
Far, ihu other
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Ticket. oil until used. by III sbursh
WESTERN EMIGRATION
IN, Peun.y Wanna Central Company runs an hm's ant
Accommodation Line vi cb affords comfortable mode Of
Ira el 10 pstes moving Westward ut one hall tue usu" fse'
OF fare. ,,.,,,,n,
By this route heights Of all DESCRIPTIONS can DO forwarded
ffo any point the Railroads Of Ono KENTUCKY In
tas West by steamers from pittsbursh
n raes 4 r-ight ard from any point la the West by
tie Pennsylvania Raoad are st all time. as favorable a, arc
charged b Rsro.d Companies Merchants and ship
pei. ng deportation Of their Freight to this Com
psny can ro, with eOInHys s ~ tp'oa' "A"'"
rnd Dealers Live Stock viii md his most ad
route. Capacions Yards well waefed ana sup
Piled with evsIy convenience have been opsnes S n' mo
IT, connections aud every attention paid TO hr wants
From Harrisburg where viii be- found every convenience ior
feeding ard rssag choice T. eilsIsd o, ne LABEL
j. L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No Asor-ilouss.
LEIGH 4 Co.. Freight Agents -, ,,,
No Aston House. aud No South Wiism.st
MCDONALD Il BiscHoFF' Emiyssns a Agents.
INOCH LEWIS. 0sssrL supL Ateous, Pa
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NEW YORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.

L. SPRING ARP ANGEMENT 1862
COMMENCING MAY 1867
PASSENGER Station IN ksw.ioTk 27thst and 4th-av
ErtrnHCe On nth 81.
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORKS
For Ne "-haVcn !, a. m, tEI IL l4;l3. tEL)i $50
81" aud 2. m. o.
Tor H,ilserOrt :, a. m tEr-,' p;is. EI)' $50
For liSrd stafford Fairfield, Southport and ws.,por
7s. m. ~ 5 $3.50. and tJo p. M.
For Norvals $3.50 NJ l2:l5, 3. Ex) $780, 4iop, 5;
FOR Daren and Greenwich, T. $50 a. M, l2:l3 $50 go
To- stanford :. 8, JEr) 80 M; lals. ,. Erl. ,:
80 ~. S y m, ~
30, Port Chester ard Int mediate stations 9J0A m d.
A. $50. -. 0:t b;b p m
Tor Poh he,l.f atd New. Rochelle. 2 o. IN, (Ex)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via springfield. a. m (Er.L tEIh p
For Bost'n, VIA Shore Line. l2;i5 8 p. m, tRI)
Fe- Hartford aud Springfield, m. (Exl. R:lo J.
for Coarce ieut River Railroad to Montreal M, (Ex.l
aui i2:l3 m. 10 Northampton. -
for Hartford. Providence, and Fnhkui Railroad An.
OH ~ Il q. ~.
For Hew-lIa..n, New. London and Stonns on Railroad
IA, H. 20. p 3 D. IN. al
For Canal Rsiirnad. ~ IS p. m b Northampton.
fsT ilog,a tolc kair1aa TO Pittsheli ~. ~ TO
Barii st1a ssd on sgtnria' sthfough 10 Plttshrld
For Saasatuck RAILROAD a. m. , y. ID.
tof Dnbuiy and Norwak Railroad. $50 q. m, 4: "
Conmodiou. Si.epiog ar. attached TO Q p IN train.
JAMES H. HOlT. Superintendent
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Gouses ano farms tUarte0.

U'ARM WANTED of from % 10 - acres
In good condition. with good tousc ADD ont buioIs
Quo he North River adapted 20 fruit grpwi preferred
Address Box No. 3il3 Po.,Dnlcr New loik ysYg iocs.
ton description and price. which must be- low tor cab
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CVPRTME COURT. DUTCHESS COUNTY.

CUPREME COURT, DUTCHESS COUNTY.
~ JOHN AUSTIN, Plain ID. assnst BENJAMIN BUR-
KART Surviving partner Of Jos-pn BuTkt senior deceased,
composing late hm OF joseph Burksrt Co.. Deendant
liz Deeudant above named: lou hereby suniuoned
and requires The comp ain In this action, OF which
copy he it'll served upon you aud to serve copy Of
your he said complaint the subscriber at his
Office the City Of Polgi teep.e " Y, within twenty
tho service cot exclusive OF the day Of such
..rvice. All II fs tie complaint within tho
aid the plaintiff In ths seton will take judgments
the thousand aud four doors and
hy-siN with interest thereon as follows TO wit: On
sl2 1910 thereof since August lnli on soo thereof
since AUGUST u.s. is6, "a, 3lO0 thereof since septems
Der 1861 on iO5 800 thereof snee Ocobsr lsel on
thereof October l 1851 SIZE $500 thereof
siuoe December 10 1907 80 thereof sisce November To-
1851 ou a6lCJ thereof since December -, 1901 AID on
10 th.rsof since 2bt Jay u September, one thousand
e,h hund and bede the costs OF this action
MM WILKINSON, PiauuH's Attorney,
Dated February H. l85l Poughkee psie, N. Y.
Take Notice IN, complaint IN the above summons named
the oc. OF the Clerk Of the County OF pachess
.for,slii on the llih day ~ July ts62.
WM. WILLIAMSON, Plaintiff. Attorney
To tia ,bov, Del .ndart jul3 lsw6wTi
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IL Married or Sioge. Health or Disea.e.-Dr LAR
MUNTS Paris London, and New-YoIE Medical Advise aud
Marriage Guide 0th edition 400 page 1oo Anatomical lustrs
ton upon Mental al Debility Loss Of Memory 10
capacity Uiusy Deposits Involunt.y Loss OF Semen impo
ency the Bladder and Kidneys Ceno-U insfy
Diseases Weaknesses add their Consequence Lses, Re
sea ches Physiology Eurouean Hospital Practice Quacks
their recipes and SPECIFICS the Authors uneqased Paris and
London Treatment. &C.
All who would svoid unsucce,s and bsbarou. treatment
with Mercury Cop-ibs Injectiops CaueriEaions Ousck
81 ec, Antidotes instunen. &c should purchase This
criginal work, for 81 L. WARNER. No. Nesey-si ;
ROSS rOUSEY. No. III Nassault or the DOCTOR,
No. 647 Broadway (up stsiS) New-fork from a. m to
6p ,
awe concur with other papers IN recommending Or Lar
mont and work des Etais Uuis German Die
Reform Di psch Stats ZetuBg National Democrat, Atlas
Medical Review
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III 2 BLAIR 81 Co.,
H. No. 253 SrAIE-SE HARTFORD, Conn,
Dealers in
WELDED WROUGHT IRON PlPE. -, 49,.
GALVANIZED IRON PIPE FOR WATER BRASS AND
IRON FITTINGS, Of every deception -
STEAM BOILERS, PUMfS-S TEAM, WATER AND
VACUUM GUAGEs. STEAM WHISTLES r,r
GUAGE Coz KS. CONDENSEES, RUBBER HOSE, BELT
ING PACKING AND GA5kEIs
PORTABLE FORCES, &c ,
kinds Of connected with the business done 10 e
best manner by experienced men and warranted Orcers
from all sections solicited add letters Of inquiry ~ TO prices
Of mi 1i.ls and W pfomnily answered.
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WEST BLOOMFIELD, N. J.-$6 500. -
w For SALE cheap, comfortable. welb HOUSE
of Twelve nearly large barn. coDn,ue seven
acres One gated fruit mountain view. permanent stream
GOOD we'd and cstern kc half mile from station ons
hour FROM New York Apply tho Congress Sugar Refinery
Ne as WsNhipgtonst
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5latlonerp anO fanen GOODS.
- rlNHE PEN Is MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
TIE GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
THf BEST PENS IN TIE WORLD

IHE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
receipt Of py Of the 4ss q% m cs,a 2.
sd.eted Gold Pen Pens selecting The 'a"' see'd'n9
"'''''p'" GoLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
For rs the Magic Psn for % cent. the Lueiy Pen
Pen and for = J. The Excelsior Pen
The .i1.. are. Nos. 2. 9. - sndS > ,,,,u.,,,,o,,
-"-' CASE WITH PENCILS,
for ss ars. Ready Pen for as the Eaa Pen
and for 81 tie Eaee.or ren These ps are VEL FINISHED
wear q every Of which viii TAR outa' Os' of the best
stamped on the following Pens ard the Point.
e.. month s r Nc is s The the s
ida the pocket, No Tho smallest sod No 10 toe
His. Of I'll sze. sad Quaiie Shot Nib. Of Nos . and
aud sde only Of 6is, quality Tho sngravings facsn
A'' Of lie &c aoI fq5 f rsis WITHOUT CASES
For cents, No Pen. Is, quality No., Pen. 81
FoI ST. sNo Pen j.. quality or, No. sPsn. I'd quality,
Tor > r. NO yPeS quality or sNo 4Psu "a quail
Tor = So mo .rea, i, quality or No. Pen. I'd quail
FOR 81 IS NO Pes. Is, quality orsNO Pen Equality
TIE SANE COLI Pms IN SILVER EXTENSION
CASES WITH PENCILS
For = 80, sNo Fen let quary, or So3 Pen Sdqusity
For 81 rs No. Pen, l., quality rsNo Fen I'd quail
e. or 10. 4Pen b quality. =, Ill.,
For % 20 No sPsn' lot quality orsNo5 Pen, I'd quail.
Tor - NO Per, Ut quality. or No. sPen ID quality
Tor % 80 No. o Pen. lr Quality ...
GOLD PENS Air INEQUALITY, IN SILVER-MOUNTED
OEsk-HOLDERS
f@ s2 Not rem Tor 81 70 sNo 3Psni for ~ 73'
No. Peas FOR - 81 No Pen.
For +isNo. aPen for s5s No. sPen; and for s6sNo
Nfsn'
The i Quality pointed with the best ridosmiu
Pona csei0y selected, ard OF this quality sold
WIN ne sietest nPerieoon which skill and the closest
feruiiuy detect
The % Quality" superior to any Pens made by him
prevons year 1885,
Te % oasty" he u,ena shall squsi in re.pec, Du
rshiiy blaatey and Good Wrug Qaslties (e only
ctDs ierstionsl any God Pens made else where.
IN regard 20 the Cheap Gold Pens lie that
reVOus operating his New aud Patented Machines he
could not bsSs mad. Good Writing Durable Pens for
the price bid the Gold been furnished gratuitousIy
P0Tiies ordering must ~ all speetfv the Nun
hsy md Quol0v" Fl the Pen. Danted and be particular
tie'tc ne ind Of Pens hsv prefe,-vteths, s.U orr
AL by mail in Registered Letters are a. 10Y
rish.
address, >. MORTON.
No. Is Maiden Lane New.York
AnJ ons sendines single letter pcs,stap will receive cir
S1lsf with the enfrsviggs above Teferfeo to.
IL For sale BY ali dealers IL the line throughout the
county
DRlNCE's IMPROVED FOUNTAIN PEN
One hipg yrs. 20 10 honrs. Sent by mail Send stamp
Tor croolsr GEO T. HAWKES., No. "a Nsssau-st.. N Y
s--
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TODD g. RAFFERTY,, Manufacturers of
L Stationary. Portable Engine. Boilers Flax, Hemp.
Oskum Rope Machinery, No. - Deyst. Secondhand In
siues constantly ou band Works Paterson, N. j.
400 tirst-class Sewing Machines SE
4OOs to Rent aud for Sale. AID I'd hand r Os
ny Sew Machine Emporium 40 Bdway, brooine st.
WENTWORTH RIFLEB MUSKEIS.-An
w invoice OF these fine finished English MU5KErS.
complete Just imported aud for ale by the only by
CHARLES III. VOORHEES,,
No. y Cedar. st., up stairs.
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We0enq Caros, Sc.

A Il VIM. EVERDELLs SONS-WEDDING
"A CAhOS.-These celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
o. No io4 fuiton-st.. ~ Z. Established 1878
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (balf price, y
T. Wedding, AZ Home and Note. apers &c Business Cards
bNheAaa fofHsts &C., at hELLY'S 81 FultOu-st. n Y.
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Building nlateriaIs.

TMPORTA Mt TO BUILDERS.-SKID-
Il M0RE's PATENT FEKRILE for DOOR-KNOBs can
be obtained a. MANY, BALDWIN Il MANY'S, corner of
John and DIch The object Of the Ferus OF Sleeve IL To-
prevent the screw In the knob from becoming loose and fall
Ing out
| EAKY ROOFS CURED.-EIlery's Patent
Rubber Paint one cent foot. and warranted No. $40
Grand l5tBoreTy 81 Pskrow castor place - 9Th av as
9th AZ, so 6hsv S2ds and 3dAv IL South 7iht WmibE
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Summer Retreats.

NATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE
~ Til. avote summer resart 10 now open Tor the rro"p
ton Of guests v.,ors viii hud al times auth ritsh
er.nt a. Csttsb steamboat landnsx and te,.h station
H. Railroad assist vlsi,ors provide eonveyahc" take
charge OF baggage, etc
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED--In n farm
~ hone III. seaside, for Lady n'sn' aud sry mt
Staten I..nd preferred Terms must be moderate Adde'S
II. r. ", Boz No. 80 Tribune Ohics
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12

HNO RENT-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
Of the late u l.. Colt al Paterson. v. The hous-,
bu, OF stone 80 feet square stories baemrnt sid
s.te furnished with "a. and Tns ground, cpmrH.e
ABOUT H. acre. hsnison-y lsid out Ia lava aud gard ad
In order Attached the House large
atory There also extensive grap-es n full bearing and
ali tho necessary outbui dings Of large place.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-08-12
urxvvoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, AUGUST II. 1862.
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some .ciy. disease or may merely keep you '''' o.
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o,u p,.u s.,ra Head Rnqroyrs Cancer or CanesrOu'
Txmo,,. so,. Eyes, Female Disease such - Retention,
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.y.aI Disease. Liver Complaints and Heart D'ea~. Try
AYERS sARsAPARILLA aud for yourself the 'urpri'
Ing activity with which csnss the blood and cures these
disordera
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL IL 90 universally known
to surpsss every other remedy for the cure Of COug od
Influenza Roa,,esem Group. Br0neh' Iaepienf Coa'rmp
n and for the relief Of Conumpve Patients In advanced
4. hara a INIT he
evidence Of lie virtues The world knows them.
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rndioe,a. Dv.eatrv Foul Stomach Jaundies, Headache
Heartburn Pae, Rheunat,m Dycp'p Worn and In short
for all the purposes Of purgstive medicine.
AYERS AGUE CURE.
THE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
FOR cHILLs AMI FEVER.
1T NEVER FAILS.
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1T NEVER FAILS
FOR CHILLs AND FEVER.
1T NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS,
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1T NEVER FAILS,
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FOR CHILLs AND FEVER
IT NEVER FAILS, 1T NEVER FAli"s'
IrNEyER FAILS 1T NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS
THIS REMEDY
Is SURE To CURE,
is SURE TO CURE,
Is SURE TO CURE
FOl
CHILLS
AND
IT NEVER FAILS. 1T NEVER FAlLs'
NEVER FAILS 1T NEVER FAILS.
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1T NEVER FAILS,
NEVER FAILS.
FOR CHILLs AND FEVER,
1T NEVER FAILS
IT NEVER FAILS.
IL NEVER FAILS.
1T NEVER FAILS,
IT NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS, NEVER FAILS
NEVER FAILS, NEVEh FAILS
NEVER FAILS NEVER FAILS
AYERS AGUE CURE.
TIE REMEDY THAT NEVER FAILS.
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LOWELL, MASS,
And sold by Druggist overywhsre