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The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-02-26
THE TRAITOR FLOYD AND Ills
DOOM.

We came very near meeting with
an unpleasant accident which would
have very much marred the artistic
completeness of our victory at Fort
Donclson, for we came near capturing
the arch-thief and traitor Floyd. The
morning dispatches in fact announced
his name among the distinguished
quartctte of prisoners in chiet. The
circumstance was regarded as stain
upon the lustre of our arms---as if the
list Of prisoners had read: johnson
Buckner, Pillow, and a skunk.
The evening dispatches, however,
relieved our apprehensions. Floyd
thank heaven! had escaped-escaped
the nobility which misfortune conters
even on the brave rebel-escaped the
honorable fame which is due the intre-
pid soldier conquered in any cause,
and entities. even the doomed traitor
so pity and admiration-skulked away
like the coward, thief and traitor he
was in that last night Of horror, with
darkness and despair behind him..
blacker darkness and worse despair
before him-crowning his life of lreach.
cry and infamy, by treacherous-
ly and cowardIy abandoning his
companions in arms to the fate he had
himself procured, to save his own
miserable and worthless life. Such
an escape to such doom as lies be-
fore him completes the logic Of his
life, and makes his punishment a piece
of awful poetic Justice. - ~
The beldest and most impudent OF
thieves and traitors in prosperity he is
the most sneaking and cowardly oi
traitors in adversely. Recreant even
to the demands of military honor and
personal self respect, he goes forth.
his career of wicked ambition ended.
his plots forever Observation-Disclosures
even by his associates in rebellion as
ga blackhearted traitor and coward >
Ito wander despised fugitive and
3 naked vagabond over the face of the
earth. The gibbet and the hangmar
could add nothing to the fearful retri
button of such doom rs his. Press
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sCHulLEH COLFAxs on THE WAR.

Mr. Colfax has written an interest
ing letter to his paper, the St. Joseph
Valley Register, which closes as fol-
lows: # ~5:
|"Let me add one thing here is Justice
to our ex-Commander-in- Chief, Gen.
eralScott. Whenl,e showed me, last
May, his carefully elaborate plan for a
movement down the Mississippi River
at it's first autumnal SWELL I ftlt dis
|pirited that it was to be SO long post
poned. But he replied that it could
not be done earlier, and that that
was just the time. He thought sslow'
then ;but the flotila has not yet moved,
Again: at that time the whole country
was clamorous forimore cavalry. He
said, to small esytent, for scouting
and for pursuit, the popular demand
was just; but he added that it would
take six months to drill cavalry regi.
ments to stand the shock of raging
battle and six months more ut least to
enable them to use their weapons eff.
ciently while controlling their horses
at the same time. A different policy
however, prevailed. We have now
10000, cavalry, equipped and mounted
at enormous expense the horses o1
those here eat their heads off in ex
pences every three or four month:
| $4,000 condemned ones were sold
here six weeks ago at from 25 cents
to $50, but they were not bought by
Fremont;) and, the government is now
striving in every honorable way to de
crease the number, even into chang:n!
them into infantry regiments.
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COMIC NOTES FROM TIE CAPITAL.

EDITOR T. TT never really knew
what the term mudslll'' meant, my
boy, until I saw Capt. Bob Shorty on
Tuesday. l was out in field, just this
side Of Fort Corcoran. trimming down
the ears of my gothic steed Pegasus,
that he might look less like Titanic
rabbit, when I saw approaching me an
object resembling a brown stone mon
ument. AS it came nearer, I discov-
cred an eruption Of brass buttons at
intervals in front, and presently l OBJ
served the lineaments of federal face.
Strange being!' says I, taking
down pistol from the natural rack
on the side OF my st"ed, and at the
same time motioning towards my
sword which I had hung on one of his
hip-bones, cart thou the shade Of
Metamora, or the disembodied spirit
of sand bank p
"My ducky darling" responded the
polian voice Of Captain Bob Shorty,
"you behold a mud-sill Just emerged
from liquified portion of the sacred
soil. The mud at present inclosing
the Mackerel Brigade is unpleasant to
the personal feelings of the corps, but
the effect at distance i. unique. As
you survey that expanse of mud from
Arlington Heights" continued Captain
Bob Shorty, with the veterans of the
Mackera] Brigade wading about in it
up to their chins, You are forcibly re-
minded Of a. limitless plum-pudding,
we'll stocked with animated raisins.''
MY friend" says l, the compari-
son is apt, and reminds ME of Shaks-
psare's happier efforts. But tell me,
my Pylades, has the dredging for those
missing regiments near Alexandria
proved successful?''
Captain Bob Shorty took the mire
from his ears, and then, saws he:
"Two brigades were excavated this
morning, and are at present building
Iratts to get down to Washington after
some soap. Let US not utter com.
plants against the mud" continued
Captain Bob Shorty reflectively, "for
it has served to develop the genius Of
New England. We dug out a Y ankee
regiment from Boston first, and the
moment those wooden nutmeg chaps
got their breath, they went to work a,
the mud that had almost suffocated
them, mixed up some spoiled flou,
with It, and are now making their eter.
nal fortunes BY peddling it ou. for pa,
tent cement"
This remark Of the captains my
boy, shows that the spirit of New Eng
land still retains its elasticity, and j.
capable Of greater efforts than lfgnun
Ivi.a hams and clocks made Of barre
hoops and old coffee pots. I hav.
heard my ancient grandfather relat,
AN example of this spirit during tn,
war of lsl2. He was with select IS
! sorsnsnt Of Pequeg CHAPS At BIasiens
burg, just before the attack on Wash
iugton, and word came secretly to then
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The Hokah (Minn.) Gisf. Of Jan.
2sth, says: One hundred and eighty
seven teams loaded with wheat and
pork, passed through town one day
last week, bound for La Crosse. Ths
general average i from City . On.
hundred day.
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1t seems that it is not yet settled that
the iron-plated frigate Warrior is a
success. She has, indeed, attained
high speed. But the London Times
of January 9th, complains that she
leaks. Il will be remembered that the
French frigate La Gloire disappointed
her builders in this respect. 1t was
found that when the vessel was sub
.jected to the heavy strain caused by
high seas, the plates were loosened,
and the water flowed in between the
Joints. The Times says the leakage
of the Warrior was serious, and that
the defect is irremediable. Caulking
is entirely useless. When this report
was given, the Warrior had only made
a short passage, and that in good
weather. 1t is furthermore found that
the action Of the salt water causes y
great corosion Of the plates. A coat
ing has been devised 10 remedy this.
But coating cannot prevent the CO.
rosion of the bolts and the inner side
Of the plates if the joint become open
ed. Possibly these obstacles may be
overcome. But the Times thinks that
once in four or five years the Warrior
and other vessels of her class will re-
quire replating. As the plating has
cost about s4oo, 900, the experiment is
rather costly. r." 7s@.'<, - s~5@z.
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SKATING SoNa.-We find the following very
clever Skating Song in the Utica HERALD. 1t
is said to have been written by lady,
DON'T <.GO 1T ALONE.v
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Hay Creek House.

StX miles ffom Red Wing. on the Zanbrota
~ road. fGood accommodations for both man
Pos .ooase at reasonable rates. 5ssz.s i
JOHN HACK. Proprietor.
T&s& vS-nl1:ly.
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A TRMEsITE.

There's poem by Sake, very witty, own.
The subject Of which is $50 it Alone"
And the wisdom of which am slow to deride
For read it with pleasure and profit beside,
And said TO myself it is just as You sing,
SELF RELIANCE. dcar bard is a glorious thinn .
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THE BRITISH WARRIOR TRIAL

The House Immediately adjourned.
Press.
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Proceedings ofthe Democratic
Central Committee
CALLED ON THF
3oTH DAY OF AUGUST.

: e-la7e
The Democratic Committee of Monroe Coun-
the 10th inst.--John S. Way being Chairman
and Joseph Moose Secretary.
Resolped, That a Convention of the Demo
cracy be held, on the popular vote system, on
the -.
S0M dag Of August neal.
in each of the several townships of this
county.
Resolred, That the County Convention for
out the votes of the primary cleo
tion, and declaring the nominees, be held in
Woodsfeld, on the
lss day Of September.
Resolyed, That each township appoint a
delegate to return the poll books, and that
delegate be a member of the Central Commit
tee for the following year.
Resolurd, That the rules. and regulations
usually observed heretofore, govern the Con-
vention.
Resoired. That in addition to the rules
heretofore adopted for the Government of
Conventions, that the Judges at the Township
meetings be directed to reject the. tickets of
all voters who are not known to be Demo
Gratis, or who will not pledge themselves to
vote the whole Democratic Ticket at the ems u
ing election. z5z
Resolved That the Democrats present at
the primary election shall, in each township,
select one delegate to the Congressional Con-
and that the delegate SO selected,
shall, when assembled in Convention, cast the
whole vote of this County for the candidate
who shall receive the greatest number of votes
in this County at the primary Convention for
Congress.
0a motion, john p. Spriggs, John Keyser,
Elel Headley and James r. Morris, were aps
pointed delegates to the Democratic State
Convention to be held on the 4th day OF July
next.
Thereupon the Committee adjourned.
JOHN S. WAY, chm.
JosEru MOOSE, Sec'y.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

q s. Cgs A M e e se swim open Select
-, School in the Seminary of Woodsteld, on
the l4th of July 1852. =
/ SCHOOL WILL CONTINUE II WEEKS !:
In addition to the branches commonly taught
in District School, opportunity. viii be given
for instruction in Higher Arithmetic, Algebra.
Anatomy and Physiology, Physical Geography
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Aete-
orology, Geology, Geometry, Trigonomet and
Surveying.
Tuition in Common Branches for the term s., go
Tuition FOR advanced classes in Arithmetic
and Grammar and for students abeve
enumerated. ............. 4 50
. ~ Tuitiouto to be settled within one month
after commencing. No deduction for absence
except in sickness, nor then if absent less
than oneiweek, at enc time. 81
s. S. CHAMBERS.
May 2ss1s62.-sm. -
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Administrators Sale. &

IN az order to NJ directed from tho Prohasp
Court Of Monroe County, Ohio, !, - AdmiA
istSator of ofutseih Blocher, will SELL tos stlS
highest bidder, between the hours Of 10 O'clock
a. m, and 4 o'clock. p. M, on the preuaiseA
in Malaga tow nship. in said county. on
Saturday, The 9th day Of September, 1862,
the following d.seriked real estate, to wit:
The north part Of the soath west quarter,
of section ten. Township six, aud range six, 4
TERMS or SALE-t,ne. half cash in hand
ana The ha.arcs in 6 mouths, to be securcd
To- the satisfaction rf the undersigned. -
HOLM j. EH7ER. AAm'F-
. Aagas. l3.. ,ses --4v. s2,75. "a -
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Save Your Eggsyt

sAss NEW ssvD USEFUL fNvEN-
IA TION whereby Eggs can Be pfS-
served perfectly tresh almost indefinitely,
without the incumbrance of Lime, Salt,
or other ordinary preservatives. There
Is no more necessity Of farmers selling
their Eggs at from Ave to seven cents per
dozen. when they can, at trifing ooet.
save them until they command good
price For farther. particulars, encloss
red stamp to
Il. 3. SILVER, Salem, o,
August 1s, lSs2,r2m
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FOR SALE ~

G.H. Daverpcst, Tocdsfeld; II. c. KotspSusv
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brewnsviiie; yS61aw,
Alexander s. SCa.. Cansrons Joha w. Bsrnitt,
Stafford: WagoHfeld u Co., Jacsssharg; Tpten
&Powell, jerusalem; Jacob T. Morrill,, Glarihg
ton; + H.sSsJ.4 e. Thornlury. Bsspsxillssa and
by Druggists and Merchants generally through
not th . Uslitsi Ss;sles and Canada ~
JUDKINs s. HALL, Woodsieid, O. =
Feb. Il. lS62.-ly. -.
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Guardian S Sale.

Wy virtue of an order of the Probate Court
N of Monroe County, Ohio, / will offer for
sale on the premises, at public outery, on
- Saturday, Sept. 18th, 1862,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a, M, and 4
O'Clock p. M, the following described preini-
ses, to wit:
Town lots numbered ore, two, three, FIVE:
seven aud eight, in the town of Brownsville.
Also part of the west side of the south west
quarter in section eighteen, township two and
range Eve, containing tive acres. Also one
half acre below the NJ. +. Grave Yard in same
quarter section. Said property belonged to
PeterF. Koontz, in his life time, and consists
of a dwelling house, tobacco house, 60. &c.
G. TERMS made known on day of sale.
CHRISTIAN SANDER,
Guardian of P. f. Koentzs heirs.
August 20, lS62.-4t. S3,25.
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TO THE HONORABLE, TIE con
lHIS,SIONERS or MONROE CO., o

Nv free holders of said County, ask tha,
your honors grant q view, survey and losa
siousofza Comfy Road x commencing at the
County Roadon the farm4of Henry KaEcher op
saas Trail ran. ins Benton township,& running
through said farm, thence through the land
of john. Eenline IN jackson township, thence
through land owned by Frederick Halzwarth,
Martin Reitt, Michael Lohr. Skinner & Wood
bridge John C. -Busl down Hubbard run to-
Jacobs Wohnhaus,4 Jacob Myers and d. C,
skinner. down the rur to intersect the county
road to the river road; and your petitioner
will ever pray. JACOB WAGNER.
July 30, 1S62.--4t.pd. -diEHAEL LOHR.
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Announce ent S.

E~ Candidates wishing thei. names insert
ed, will please remember that the cash (si1
must invariably accompany the order.- 80
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Lieut.. anderson of Co. A 77sh Ohio,
Ecginent wal,ts <a. few good men. Pay
end Bounty, the, same. Us for the aew
regisersts.
COME RIGHT ALONG EOYSt
Recruiting Office At ckrington. Ohio.
Lieut. II. ANDERSON.
Coz A. 11th Ohio.
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SHERIFF S SALE.
George Dayenport,

= -
-, = against
- ..a.-sss ! jacob N. Mitchell. - -.
81 By virtue Of writ Of venditioni expenas to
me directed from the Court ofcommon Pleas of
Monroe County, O., will ofe rfor sale at public
.anction, atthe front door of the conrt house, in
the Town. Of sWeods6sld. in, said county, be-
tweeu the hours often o. o'cfocit =. M, and four
o'clock p. m- on
Saturday, Tie 2Oh day Of September, 1862,
the folloving real estate. situate in said eoun-
~, 10 sHit:isssaia.hS sasaoa
Thirty scres Of land of Of the wss. aide of
the uorth Mest quarter Of the south west
auarts-. Of section nine, township three, and
range Eve. Appraised at $3.50.
81 4aksn in sxeeqtion and levied upon as the
properly Of tacobsN. Mitchslb at she suit Of
esergv Dsvepfort.
- GEO, w. CARROTHERS,
SAllazA -lts Sheriff, NJ G 0l
August 20, lss2,-s3,cs.
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Vocal Jatelligents
WEDSESDAY AUGUST ~, 1862.

VAN AMBURaH & Co. s MENAaERIE.-
On Monday Sept 1st, the public will have
an opportunity of visiting the only large
Msnagarie now travelling the country.
Van Amburgh & Co.'S mammoth collec-
ton asof living wild animals is to be ex-
hibited here in the afternoon and even
ing upon that day, aud the novel charac-
ter of the show will doubtless have the
effect of drawing out thousands of spec
tators. There is no Circus attached to
this company.
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III .Ster t. Ctiiillllissl,,llcI'o Sale.
. Elihu Morris,

n TWm& Eckclbury and others
1(X virtue OF = iua sdate to ms directed from
III the esnst sH common pleas of Mon,ou
ro*zantys Dido. a will oszsr for sale at public
= lotion, at the front door Of the court house.
In the townlo e Wooisdsid, in said oounts, on
Saturday, the 20.hday of September, 1852
s6stweets the hours OF 10 O'clock a. M, and
a O'Clock p m, on said day. the f,ilowing de-
-Scsibetl real estat~. in said county, to wit:
h< 1sixteeH acres buuuded on the south by the
lands OF Richard Smith, on the west By tho
siands 1uf Joseph Hill, on the north and east
tby tho lands Of Joseph Neal being the same
lands on which said Eo1elbury : gyi-t mill and
ssaw mil nov stands, also the dwelling house
&h-fe said Eckelbury now lives, and the
Edweifing kots6 where Bszil Stew-rt now lives,
10 tieing m the south end uf the sogth west
hair quarter Of section 3, township 8, range 5.
.sAfso14 acres IN the south end of he south
hwest quarter Of sams section, township and
range, adjoining the former tract beginning
IT q stone on the east boundary line Of
said 1of Seven rods north from the south east
corner, running thence noith 80 rods and l2a
links to = stake, thence west "a rods and 4
-iinks to stake, thence south % rods and 90
linkftosa sfsEs on. the Bank of the creek,
thence south 65} degrees east "a rods aud 26
ginksto tls p lacesof Dsginning: and also an
other tract Of land in the same section, town
ship and range, continuing / acres described
YefHhNA HBeginning at the stbne corner Of
said e acre tract, and running thence east 8
zEuasttos tho bsnk of tho creek, and thence with
raid sbaak sof the ersek 28 rois ia a white
sesk tree thsnss west "A rods to q corner
xstopsasndI south to the place OF ibeginning,
being adjoining and fenced in the. same fsli
with the acre tract. 4gas ~
First tract appraised at $500.
The other tracts appraised $i25.
s5fWM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
Monroe Common Pleas
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MORGAN, Tue GUERRILLA CHIEFTAIS,
A GooD JUDGE or sSoMETHINa TO TAKE"
AS WE'LL As. HoRsEFLEsH.-Morgan's
thieves, during their brief stay in this
place, found time to break into onr~office
and steal our flags, which they sacrilegi-
onsly tore up and trampled in the dust.
They also broke into our desk and stolea
bottle of .sbittcrs which been pre-
sent d to as by Dr. Roback. We are
very sorry We forget to flavor the Bitters
With sdose Of strychnine or ratsbane-
Rfehmoad XVI Messenger.
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NOTICE.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Auditors Office, MonroeFCounty, on the
Third dayof September, 1862,
for rebuilding the north abuttment Of
Clarington Bridge. The work to be done
Immediately. BY order of the Commits
sioners. NJ. L. BOWSER,-
July so, 1s62.--5t, Aud. NJ. G. O.
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TO TEACHERS.
Notice.

Township and Town Treasurers are
notified that the funds due their Township
will be ready after the 22nd of August.
JNo. B. NoLL, Treasurer.
August 6, l862.-2t,
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NEW HACK LIuE!

The undersigned has established HACK
LINE between WooDSFIELD and BARNES
WILLIE.
Leave Woodsfeld at 10 o'clock A
NJ, on Mondays, ednesdays and Fri
days. arriving at Bmnesvilie at 3 o clock
P. M in time to connect with the trains
on the Central %. r. Il. :.
Leave Barnesyille at O'Clock A. M
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
arriving at Woodsfeld at IL O'Clock M. :.
The proprietor has good HACK and TEAM
and will use his best enaeavors to secure to
all passengers on the route, aspesdy and COM
Portable trip. -
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DOCT. ROBACKS SCANDINAVIAN
81 sssF9ssta2 REMEDIES. sas

The justly celebrated remedies are
meeting with great favor in our commu-
nifty They are being used with, the most
beneficial effect, and are. obtaining great
We have seen no one that
has tried these medicines that have had
occasion to regret it. See adve, tisement
In anothcrcolumn..s
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e. We are authorized to annouuce the
naule Of
OLIVER s.. SLOAN,
as a candidate for reelection to the office Of
County Surveyor, subject to the decision Ct
the Democratic County Convention. }{
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THE GID QUO REGIMENT

under Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan, wants
few men tosfIlaup the ranks.
Sergeant James Drum, of Capt Dough
erty's s company, is now at Antioch recruit
ingiforithis regiment. s0
Now is your chance boys, to go in
we'll drilled regiment under good andex-
perienced officers
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EE We authorized to announce
GEORGE S. ALGEO,
OF Benton township, as Candidate for Coun-
ty Commissioner, subject to the decision OF
the Democratic County Convention.
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GGardian's Sale,

BY virtue of an pr.i-r of The Probate Court
OF Monroc Couuty. ol,io N. undersigned
Guardian of tiears~ Fulton, will Offer for sale
orfth~ " smis~s, ON
Z 6 Saturday, Spt 18th, 1862,
hrtw@ep the hour otstrn o'clock a m and four
c'cfock p. m : the following 9e, urihed pr.mses
situate in said County, 10 wit:
The north vert quarter OF the soul vest
quarter, of ssstson y, in township 2, OF range
four. - e>-7s
G. Terms-CAsH.
ANDREW FULTON. oua,diun.
Aug. 20, 1850 $2.25.
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~ &ooA McAleAx~es.
and you should try them before going for
physician.
Get Pamphlet or Almanac1ef my local
agent, and read the certificates, and il YOU
have ever doubted vou will
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JaIy ls, lses.s-s7,so.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08

NJ B.-wHo HAS NOT HEARD OF THE GEL
N brated Madame brewster, who has removed 10 NO.
East Thir,eenh street between First and Second avenue
and who can be consulted with entire satsfactoni she m
~ enua She tell The future wife husband, al
hat Of Ter yisiter II you wish truth give her call
The New York herald., 1862-01-08

r A yOTsIN DESCENDANT OF AsTR0L0GIsT
Ii Napoleon the great, will tell of friends away oye pus
rens street Fee 25 cents gents 6O cents Ciairvoyane
animation Of diseases.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08

tr SULLIVAN sTREET-MRs ROEDER CIV
I'D true and wonderful information on oil AFFAIRS tnrov
Ife and glves lucky numbers for the lotteries she
ONLY true seer and paisl In This city. Remember bef ~
dence 4J Sullivan street, near Broome.
The New York herald., 1862-01-08

AZ SULLIVAN STREET, NEAR BRO0MB.-MR
I'D RoEDER, who Is acknow edged to be the only Ia
IN This city who ruthfully gives Information concern
losses suits journeys absent friends love, coursn
marriage health wealth end who will reclaim drnken q
nfaitu husbands is the only perio in this city who
inc genuine Roman and Arabian alismans Tor love, "
luck and all business affairs and are guarantees iof III
The New York herald., 1862-01-08
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THE HALL SEASON.

DALI cosTUMEs---A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TN
ID newest Paris Berlin aud Vienna Ball Costnnes Fanc
Dresses Opera Cloaks &c hand at 40 Broome street
The undersigned, Mrs. A. HINGsT, begs leave 70 drss
he attention her former patrons, ana the puUc IN gene
raj to the above Advertisement