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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-17
THE HORSE POWER

.FsRESH
GARDEN SEEDS
FOR SALE AT THE
BOOK STORE,
Asparagus. Large German or Giant.
Beet. Early Blood, Turnp-rootcd,
Early Bassano, fine and early, ,
Long Dark Blood, SUPERIOR
French Yellow Sugar, rich. i.
table or cattle
French White Sugar,
Mangul Wurtzel, for cattlo,
CaUlifiONycr Fine Early, London,
Cabbage Early York, earliest,
Early Sugar Loaf, sum. & fall.
Large York, sum. d autumn,
Large. Late Drumhead,
Flat Dutch,
Red Dutch, for picking DC.
Green Globe Savoy. winter.
Carrot Long Orange, good for table,
Altringham, or Red,
EARLY Horn,
Celery Sey mour's White Solid,
Cress -..-.. Double Ourled; or Pepergrass
Cucumber. Early Frame,
EARLY Cluster,
Long Green,
Egg Plant. Purple
KOhi Rabi, or Over-ground Turnip.
Kali ..-.. .Scotched Curled.
Lettuce 49,. q. Early Curled Silcsia.
Early White Cabbage,
Green Ice Head,
Frankford Head
Musk Melon Early Yellow Cantelope,
Long Yellow Musk,
Shillmans Fine Melted, sup'r
Green Nutmeg, green heshed,
Green Citron, green feshed,
Water Melon
Long Island, or Jersey.
Black Spanish.
Mountain Sweet,
Mustard White. or English.
niOn. Large Red, tender,
Yellow Dutch.
White Portugal,
Parsley Double Curled.
Parsnip ..--. Long Dutch.
Pepper. squash or Tomato Shaped,
Long Cayenne,
Radish . Early Scarlet Short Top. 6ne
early,
Long Scarlet or Frame,
Scarlet Turnip-rooted, ,beauti-
lul,
Black Spanish, or Winter
IL hUbarb or Pie Plant,
Sage. English Broad Leaf.
summer SaVOry, for seasoning.
Satisfy, or Vegetable Oyster, soups.
Spinage 80. For Early Greens.
Squash .... Early Bush Scallop,
Golden Crookneck, summer,
Vegetable Marrow, or Sweet
Potato.
Tomato. Large Red, best early.
TurniD Early White Flat Dutch, and
EARLY Stone,
Flat Field, or Red Top, large
and fine,
Purple Top, STRAPPED Leaved,
Large White Flat Norfolk,
White Globe,for table or cattle
Yellow Swedish, or Ruta Ba-
ga.
Millersburg, April 10, 1862.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BENNETT BROTHERS

These machines took TEN FIRST PREMIUMS NJ
western Slate Fairs last year, and Justly
superior to all others. The grinding surfaces OF the
see cut above) adjusted that the finest flour or rnos
and the coarsest feed may be ground with the mill
Any person can operate and keep the mill In perfect
grinding o der without expense, and
1T WILL LAST A LIFETIME.
Driven by horse power, smallest mill mo ~ will
grind from " to 10 bushels of feed hour; II BY
steam watcrpowe from IS to 30 bushels The larger
m llss Nos and 81 viii do the work OF the ordinary nat
stones lrjM one hair The p0,cer They are guaranteed
to grind from 10 to 40 bushels hour according tho
noaess of the meal and the power used Persons hav
ing steam or water power can attach one Of
these mills aud do general custom work we'll any
other mill can do 1t. Price of No. mill, 800; No. O.
$l40 No. 3, $l70. No. ], with portable -four bolt
enabled to make their own -four, $3.50.
THE HORSE POWER
For driving threshng machines, farm mills, circular
etc. has proved itself to be the best
The friction is reduced by IRON BALLS arranged In
all the bearings that the whole weight Of the castings
runs upon them. Three pounds draugh at the end OF
lowing the entire strength of the horses to be used
the machine to be driven. More than twenty five per
cent Of horse flesh is saved any other power
Price, 81 IS.
Two horses with this power driving the No mill will
grind from to bushels fine wheat meal, and
from to 10 bushels Of feod be corn, oats aud corn
corn oats aud rye.
Send for catalogue giving full ipfor.
nation, Address (ncosng postage stamp,)
GEORGE SMITH, Agent,
nSw4 Wdinmcreek p. o., Holmes Co o.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1862-04-17

The Democracy succeeded last Mon
day in redeeming Mansfield, Richland
county, electing their entire ticket (witl
two oxceptions), by quito handsome
majority That city has hitherto been
strong hold for the Republicans.
he townships of Richland county
have all gone Democratic, so far as heard
from
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DEATHS.

MoINTYRE-on THURSDAY, 6,h inst, Al bis late
residence, sal Pearl - John McInlyre, a nnive Of
the Parish Of Csllodna %. Sligo Ireland, aged So
years.
Notice VI the funeral In tomorroy,'s paper. 20
o'NEIJL--on wsdnesi av, 9Th inst Bridget, tina
beloved wife Of Francis O'N,ii b. tie 18th year Of
her age.
spect'tly mvisHi h. Gto1o I moral i'.s 'Fs-
d.,I t,tin. 81, a. rlsi. - 1tl,k, srum her l.e
resi1euce, lac CUrisuph,r At He remains Will
Be taken g. Calvary Gem terry Tor .ntorment. Pat
tetton naItts please CRY. g-
PROPULSION the 9Th iusi, Celia Pe,pela A ma
tive Of Ireland, n al % vears,
Her friends and scgu dutences are respectfully
invited To- attend tie tucre, on Saturday anet-
noon, Sth inst al o'clock, FROM her late resleuce,
- Cannon ~, cor. OF Rvin -toE. ~
sMlNCK-On wednesday morning, III met
Mars afet T., viii w II John Suuuck,
TIE friends o; the family are respectfully invitei
10 attend the funeral. on sunday Afternoon 9th inst,
At o'clock, from her ate residence G. urceue 4.
sMtTH-on the evening o, March 9Th, isG2.
Hannah Jane Smith, formerly If Booming Grove,
OrEuge County, n '.
Her remains were intcuei 30 Grcoaw1j Come
tcry. -
srrAvENsoN- on w,inesi.y, ,ih inst. ~, .,n
sumption, William II Stevenson, sgei ~ year
and IN unths.
lis funeral viii, tke place f-,m t,e rcs. iente o
his h,ler.in-'aw, NthAniei Her, AZ the Oie,n
bth u, william ,Hrgh, this tFriayl morning, NJ Il
a'c'ck. Ills relatives ,id friends are re,p,t'lly
invited g. attend 20
VREELAND-Iu Grecuyiils n. j., W wclucs
day March 5tl, IL len ~, wife %, jacob N.se.anj
ag'i ~ years.
The relatives anil ,4enb " Ihs family are re
Tetfuly invited " attend the funeral, thil
tFtiday) Afternoon, 9th inst, At o'oo,k, from tus
Methodist EpisC'pA Church IN Grconvi.'e. ~
q wE9B GA Tuesday, itn last, EIvsri J. Webb
sged A. wears.
Tire friends and relatives ~ ,hs ,Anily are 70
specially invited " attcui tie funeral, wa S tnlA,
Anarnoon, gth inst Al o'ciJok, from his late ros'
d,uoe, lb2 East iltl - 80
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and subsequently, by the allowing adver,issmsn,
In the SUNDAY hERCURV, OF about the 10Th Feb
1852, copies Of which were enclosed snder envel-
opes 70 Mrs. Stiiwell and Mrs Farchild
"RARE DEvKLoPMKNTs.-We are pro missed,
and WI scon he published, hcls concerning the
wife ot Distinguished lawyer, OF this city, and her
sister-a grass widow-whioh will produce n
saton. The scenes enacted Ia fur ishtd house
oA broadway, hired by them ostensibly fir goa.
tee boArding LOUISE but used for ASST 1stlnns aud
gambling, vii be decidedly rich and tacy."
The c APP Ainant then states thNt Ven L''r 4
q igs kuew the aieg ,ti,ns they maze T. D, n.ss'
that the house was let 30 Mrs FauChild aud not -
Mrs S1i!lwel, and that the charges in reyard 10
the CANT lag etc, were fl~e lie thereflre
charges them with violation o. the G1Ih section of
the third volume Of Revised Statutes, in cha gng
Mrs. Sulwel with e crimes OF keepiog a gam.
bling house aud house Tor imp Cper purposes, for
the purpose " extorting MY.
Messfs. Grigg & Van Ln-n tppsared ~ re the
Justice, yesterday, for eNami lat N, whore NJ
Heath. l.Nk-keeper At the sUNuAN MrE,UEy on q,
iieutiH Il Mr.. G.igg A. the man who prc,ured the
h. sert On ui the aivertsen eut, af,er which, with
sons other unimp ,rtant details, the case WIS AL
fourned g. another day. The above "a an cNparte
statement o. the sG,ir, a. derived from the com
plant made.
CouSrERrEtr CjtN.-Jossph Webb. an Eng
lishman. CO Years " age, arrcsIe'i yesierd ~
charged With posing counterfeit ten and i've cent
pieces. On his person, thirty " the ',r net aud
twenty five ~ the latter found, lie WAS hand.
ed over ~ the L. Marshal.
TuR DANCE HoUsK No. ai Ciorry street,
kept 10y Coo. Ste.uu.Its, Was brken up on well
n, lay night by the ash Ward lice. Tue proprie-
tjr, tgether With eight CIR and tweVe men were
arrested and t,Een o '.re tu4ice Bremen. sts.u.
neiu wss hciito hail m ~, ant mos, o. tie others
were die Argei.
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MILITARY NEWS.

Tie gun-Soats s,chem and Currituck having had
their valves al listed, len the B-o,klyn Navy Yard
yesterday, at 1850 4. NJ, and went ~ son iu the
course Of the day.
A gyreai number " vessels, chiefly sailing vessels,
have recently been chartered - She Cover amcnt.-
Aess-s B.ker and X l-, corner ~ S,atl sweet .ud
MUk.ts lp, are engaged In d,..ng vat Ipwsris "
tie huudIed uA' ice, bay, s5Apnners Sc whi a,
II is said, WI, Ice used az transports 'or cavalry,
Aivcos from Key West ttie that vessels bel ing.
ing to Captain pjftsr's mortar dee, are arriving
a-mo't daily. The following sssels arrived during
the lat week y ls.tuUy Steamer H'rriet
Lane, tto present @ X ship, with Captain P,ucr
ON board barguc uorass BeAls s'hooners Racer
Ar,ei,a, ,pht1n, and Orye,tA AL tae m ,r,sr ves-
scs are noorcd in the upper harbor, and tho rows
are pilarly exercised at MORTAR drill, In which
they have made great progress.
Out Of eighteen re- 7ilar army OIL ,ers VIII 80 nsu)s
have been sen, 10 the Senate ior promotion by bre.
We, Tor gallan,ry and good c,nlucl durirg the en-
gagemeni n For, Pcksns, on the eel and 2jd of
November, is6i, four OH ers greatly distinguished
the .nselves during the Mexican war, and were re-
waided viii, b.evsts. Their names are, Colonel
Brown, iith artillery; Major Arnold, Arn artillery;
NJ d Tow,r, corps Of rneors; AMI Captain Aues,
t"nd artillery. Four othe-s were PROM ,ied from
t'cratks, v#.-C,p. R,5eri,la, drsi artillery:
L'u,eusnt s.ip'y, third inf.utry; Lieutenant
j,oka-r, nrt aruiloy md Lieutenant ssey,
.yu.th ,rilCy.
TIE Ntu,t! eighth Rsiment ~ York Vol
uu'eer- Cjonc! WIN DIu,n, a rived be- ysster.
a. y mnrnitg ffpn Albany, aud took up li.rtsrs AZ
| ~ Park II .rrt,ks where IhsJ arc 10 uNu undj
| ..lar,d away. They are fully uniformed iu light
| Glue, supp ied with knApsscss, h.ybrBa ~,
| canLe'F, q md of ~ 'agk arms. t.. A-e a. be
| SUN jed here ~.th Emf Ia rio. Tie regimen,
| uuntojs Aa1uti,u uer. Thlr mu ic CONSISTS
| only o. Drum c.rrs & npV lea T, AMI X
ue om wsyns Ca he other seven companies
| '1ms from Franklin c.. Re- ui'ny or the reg
| IL ent b,gsn VA, four mouths ae., bu, the reg
msn;sl orsaniz,u'n was no, Completed I'LL about
8 fret O. ,puary. Taoy lad toeu in barracks and
| urdersoin- drili At bany ouly about two week
| before esvf ttete fjt New RI. Colonel n l,,lr
| law - Pointer, aud al a.ed in tue same elias,
| with General Mcclellan. There appears ~ 10
| god feeling existing between the officers ami tht
| men. The latter are mostly native farmers anl
| mechanics Of northern Nfw York There Ia ALA
smSl portion Of Intelligent Germans among IN sm
| Tho Captain Of Company e, Is a second c)usn o
the lAmonted CD. Ellsworth.
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Special meeting, Thursday evening, President
Henry, IN the CHAIR
A petition of the Homeopathic Dspeuqary, f,r An
annual donation OF SL0Op, was referred 10 tie
Committee on Finance.
A remembrance was presented from several "
We Ci'y Railroad Companies. against the urdinan,
proLlbting the spfinklng Of salt In the pIbllg
streets. l. was laid on the table.
resolution by tbs President donating Sarnuel
Curtis a memb,r Of the l2th Regiment $500, ia
c1mpenS aton r injuries received In fling a salute
on WashingtnI's birthday, was lSl over under thc
rule.
The Fire Msrshal's repor, Tor the hll' year e.i.
printed.
From this report II appears that the number OF
hres which occurred during the lSt six months Is
us, being ~ less than curing the previous h alf
year, and 30 less than in the corresponding six
months OF the previous year. The Total alleged
losses amount 10 tidI 500 the inSurancss TO g. =
'zl,02o, and the Aotual sums paid By the under.
writer's a. fo36,G5S. Tns number Of incendiary
TRES have decreased an follows Half year, ending
9Oth yam1er, lsGs--16. Half year, ending sean
june lSdl-Gi, HAf year, ending 3Oth November,
A resolution thanking tho Hon, George Bancroft,
Tor ths delivery OF the oraiion at Cooper Institute
on u 92d ult, eN ited cons dsrAble debate
Aid. Gsnet declared that Mr.. Bancroft had ira
ductd and Leli' the people Of this cit, and that
when he accepted the invitation 10 deliver an ora.
ton he lad no right 70 take advantage Of Ma no
sillun, and adypC Ate abolition seatiments
Alderman Dayton, on behalf Of the Comm ttee Of
Arrangements on WAIhingLon's Birthday, a .ted
tnat Mr.. Bancroft had been recommended g. them
by peyera inent persons Of the Democr Aic party
and that many % thu party agreed vita M IN.
crur In the alntimentA uttered on that orrason
lie hoped that the orator would rece Va the thanks
ofthe lmmun C0urcl, II not f1r the sontlme ats
uttered, for the genuine tone Of patriotism which
pryAded the address, and that a copy OF ia would
be Obtain ed for publ alton
Allermln faley moved that M. Bancroft be
thanked f!r Complying with the request Of tho Com.
mittee TO deliver an GRAFTON on Wsshngton's b tn.
day, which W adopted,
go The following stAtslhent Of the " lton n the
treasury was rsceiyed and e 'ed-BAanca, Fobr1l.
ny I"1h, tS,mo,o2s s.. Receipts, Sl5i go o..
$Aai9,,ds -. --''
The Tax Levy from the Board o. Cou1cilmcn WAS
oIusi9l " be = lntfd on the minutes and made lie
hlsciAl order fIr Monday nest Wv
10" board teen adjourned to MONDAY next.
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Police Intelligence, Sc.

snEuhIous MESTs.-Benjsmin NJ.
SSai"S, noted lawyer Of this city, Of II Cham
nan, and made affdayit, ,stting nm o., W"
urlgg and John Z. Van Loon, lawyers, having Off.
s az ,hS 60 nsE OF Nassau aud I'M streets had
~ ssiJ o., AutheI 70 obtain SlII 81 from the wife
ohld' sad 70 be the married sister OF Me- An
we'll and Mrs.. Stws were charged, an In al n nI
WV liIieg in lS'l the premises sSi Broadgays -
respect bic occupation, and then using H. I 1T
'oT gambling sud improper praaices, by which lie
reputation oi the property suffered materially and
BY the parties leaving I before the expiration of
their lease, balance Of rent annuity 10 the above
named sum, remained due and uupsid This rent
Is claimed ~ be due bJ Mrs, Fairohild 10 whom
alone the premises are stated 70 have been leased,
but ID Is sleged that said GIigg & Van Loon, on,
dsavorsd 10 obtain II from Mira Sulwell, BY m sans
~ a lester h Mrs Stlwel, on the para OF said Van
Loon, tntlmA,lng trouble II tho claim WM NOT paid,
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scsEPM BgRSAEr, Of 200 East Houston
rees hss srea, fai,h in his dogs. He challenges
tn cip -frOm 20 cents 10 elOo-to produce
sn4elcr and p,e,her black and tan terrier than his
owns or viii show hls whole crowd Of dogs against
ar p csi Or &C lection, for . wager oft0NO.
M. CoLroN, the laughing Gas Professor,
r.yes one Of his amusing entertainments tomorrow
li IN IA II o'clock, att Cooper destitute.
MI. HlNprEoEB, emit ID the Royal Wiz.
Ard" lives = RES Of magic petfor nsnce' al the
Ciuton Hal, c, mmtuci 2 this ey-ning.
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MEDICINEH.
uMPTION CAN BE CURED-THOsK

CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED-THOSk
~ who ls suffering with the symptoms Of Con-
sumption, such AZ JOUGH or RAl5lNd OF NAT
TER nom the LUNGS TICKLING ~ IRRITATION
OF THE THROAT, PAINS N THE CUES T, SIDE
OR RACK OPPRESSIVE BREATHING OR DIE
IlNFss or THE HEAD, shout consult DR..
C'TOOLE, who has;mgis the cure OF Con Nimptioa
his ,peois study for the past 10 years, and who
r, fer g. 100 patients ding In the city Of New
York whom he has cured Of Consumption, within
the past months. In AL durable cases relief iron
suffering is guaranteed BY the hrt 20 hours rcaA-
ment. Names ami address of patienhs curet can b
"a the Once, - Third ay, bot l2th and 18Th -,
d., N. U. o'TOOLE, Consumption PnysciAn.
mLb 5issln
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE AGE, u
Il DR.. Smiths celebrated
DVappp5TA NNIHIIAHnu

which Is prohouhced by all who have given . Aals
Iri, b. te toe best article for thai distressing D.,
-DHsPkPSIA-ever introduced. II warns
up the whole system, giving tone and energy -
As spring sets In, thousands will fsel weak. lAA-
guild, and depressed In Spirits &c. 10 ali such wN
would advise tAem 70 give u triAl-ons eos1s w
give you an idea whether Is doing good of h9ei
effscted bv ~ use1 we are satished-thAa where 2
Ia fairly tfied-h viii work wonders IN the eurs q
Dyspepsia. Price % cents per po"s; Ds-
New YORK, a Of Eighth ava 40 Grand o.; -
Allen 81, corner Stanton and corner Ave. - snS
0oOad 90 - 80
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WILLIAM ,uuRGiI.

DEATH ~ THE Police DErARrMENt -
Sergeant b. ice, IF the 18th Pso.inl Police, died on
N uday, ~ consumption.
Yesterday, Mr.. smhh NeoAs, a ,trulmNn In tue
Fifth Precinct, died at ths r, sdcnce ~ his friends
IN New Jersey. IL is believed Iat NJ. Nsoi,a
death was sure nducsd by IN juries sustained while
IA TIE discharge Of Tia orid. duties
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Fires Accidents, Inq.ea., 90.

ScI' DE WITH PGsIoL.-An inquost was
held yesterday at NJ. Carroll place m eeck ar a
ny = Ioner Colln' upon the body ~ Thps u -ou 47n
h-iVe OF England, 4Oyears Of age, who commit.
TED suicide by shooting himself In the abiDmen
Win pttol. Deceased lived for s,mo hours Atsr
shooting in'selt and STATED 70 D . sheridan, VIII
living, and had long prsmsiits suicide. Tse
Jury reI dertd a yerdir u death BY suicide
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THE UNION SKAuHG PoSp.--The southeast
bank OF the mon Skating Pond gave way on Wed
n.sdAy night and the water was al drawn "a.
Tie Ice was broLon up. Skating on this pond Is
therefore ruined f,r the present season, the break
b,ing 60 extensive that 8, caRno, easily be repaired
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TIH RELIKP EXTENDED TO lHE FAMILIES
~ VoLr STErts The report Of the Volunteer Raie'
Committee shows that from January 10 ~ February
10, the sum Of S.b,lGG 10 hss been expended in
the relic the families Of volunteers. TAo lumber
u families and the amount s,ri1u,ed each week
Is as follows;
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A NATIONAL FoUSDRl.-Tho J,rsey City
Common Council have adiple a ssries o. re4tu-
ms in favor o. having the proposed national f,un-
dry, established In Hudson County, On the grou
ofita facilities for the work.
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Court Of General Sessions

Chas. Kreitmsyer, dii,g Cameron, tho pre-
touood agent II IN. sigr,, wh, WAS convicted en-
Wednesday II petit Iarcery, was this ,rni1p zen
tTrced 60 pay Gns Of 400 AMI gIto the Peat N.
tNy ur tour months.
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MARRIASsES.
DEATHS.

MC6LSNEY HEARLEY On the AZ iug, by
the Ky JcomeP N,brsya, Thomas Gouri,a W..
Chesuey 10 Ann lU'lyi all ~ this city. %
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THE NKw YORK DAILY SUN
u sent W Subscribers regularly, ever morning.,
BY MAIL, FOR - A YEAR.
Direca 70 MosEs 8. BEACH, Proprietor ~ As Sun
hkU YoRk Orr,
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PERsONAL NOTICES.
DRY GOODS.

AT MILLER & cos, 1877 CANAL ST,
ladies, misaeA', and ohildren's BLmorals,
boots and shoes Of all styles aad prices, MILLER
" 60, ssT Canal -,
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Alleged Counierf;iiing The Emtei Stat.
-. JusspL Urlb The prisoner was arrested ant
,amm.tIod On TIE charge uf manufacturing and
pas.rg counter 'et al res and had dimes. THs
-lmInLLmLani b llr eNAmIlnaii N.
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COAL.
ROAEsD AND ROOMS.

A FURNISHED BEDROOM To LET
"A T. a lone woman midalosged prjferrod will
hnd quiet, cImfprtAble Il, me near 81 ave Please
call 20 hopr, 0J East 10Th ~. Terms moderate.
m12'ItG
ROARDING-NICEC COMFORTABLY FUR.
DulslCd ruoms 10 let. With board for 2 70. single
men, or gentlemen Anl d cir riy,B; lsp neat rooms
Tor gentleman NJ respectable girls, as ~ Riyt4F-
ION II. near the Ruwery mhT a'l3S
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PUBLICATIONS, &C.
MISCELLANEOUS.

A CAMERA WANTED-BOX AND
IA holders complete, - size, Apply at the q A.
lery, l15 BoWeTy, Immediately. iGi
T ARGE CHANDELIERING WANTED
- ole or two for pubic nail, W burn coal oil
Addrt SOL MORRIS BAISLEY, Wtstohsater, N. Y.
mhO 2'l99
SECOND HAND FOOT LATHE WANTED.
lOcheAp for cash. IL nuh be first rate, OF medi m
size, and adapted for gentemGn's use. Address,
giving price aud full particulars, T. J. b, box 365
Sun Ciho %. 20
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ITO FNCllANGE-FINE WESTERN LAND
for merchandise - any kad or Brooklyn pro-
prI'y' o. span 81 horses furniture or 10 Sslry-
vii pui IN tune monty. This is cool and and no
ttnbug VIII he sul. 90 traded very cheap. In
uuifo ~ WHITE ~ Co q, William ~ ~ r. 20
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DENTISTRY.

DR. MARTELL- SUPERIOR 90 CENT
lJTeeti beautiful sets Of teeth silver plantna
and gold plate, extracting teeth, % cents gold al
ing, 81 bone ling, % cent; silver, ~ rs k'nu8
800 81 9Th ~, below gOth IT, mai iI1'lO9
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WANTED.

An EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
a llers- Wanted 'nr tie Sth |. 5 Infantry, a.
Old tcs MAR teA inlept alb. hdled unmarried men,
urder ttc o.. ~ a. PAY 'fbm s'3 b. 81 uor
month tulsisten o., psy, clothing AMI meiicl
stoi dance, fam shed rom cate ~ e.I stulUnt.
testluA~ieys at Tut lItu ~, y y Hsrt,r Men
lssirHUs n' ca isvng 90 MS 10 imtut cau o. y ~
49," r'nur g l'o, ~ EisAtn ~ W 4 WORTH
l'"L - u. .lv., = ~ It,INng Nir.,I.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

WANTFD-A COLORED WOMAN TO
w cork, wash and iron. Apply al 20 NJ ,dison
ave, cor IlsI ~ ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

TO LET, FOR SALE OR EXClIAGE-A
Il ~ stHry anu basement frame house, with Darn.
garden and ~ acres of land a. gar,ien and me- a.
dow, easAnty situated near the railroad a. pa, a
Wstt-,ing CO. Wet Bloomfield; suitable 'Ut a mar
distance one hour n m foot 81 COuuland 1t. Apply
e. e. !. A lllNRlCHS, 100 Bsuad way, or RIFFS,
TIlALER, on the premises Nib J,olsiS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

A WOMAN WISHES A SIT ATluN I,
Al Atsud store It n'tu st any ku.i,
slsEslrnch, nrtunu .ud Eog'lsr
- Apply % Lfpelari ~.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

ITO LET-IN THE 2.STORY BRICK Houss
% II 80 - near Pear, nioe airy hOui rOoua, on
th" hrat door, suitable Tor small family only; aro-
ton water and wood hlusa oouysnisna, Puaseazlo1
can be had Immediately. tsia s-l1a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

WANTED-2 FIRST CLASS OPERATORS
w g. r,fo ON Wheeler a wilson's machine; also
l'te girl ~ learn ironing. Apply AZ rs Amiiy ~ .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

FEMALE SERVANTS WANTED. IN
= od situations n1S really, q, good wages In
q IRE A. Mta lLOl DIS L,f,e lusiIut,, " 9th a.
snd lih ~, Ware Z NJ places are a.Nays to,iy
) M, gir'a vsLttd. ul1 2'IYu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-07

ITO ARTIFICIAL FLOWER MAKERS
Il WtuteI inu.eii,nly, go g,uI hands 10 work
At G'itg.d ''sers Apply T. JOuS &. HEN.
DfRs ~, 3IS Broadway. ut1 2'lli