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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1862-05-31
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Whereas 1, the subscriber, have given six several
promissory made by the first for Ss0OOO due
LIST April l-G2 The second third, fourth aud fifth be-.
ing each for Sj0U09 due on the first day Of April -G3
lSi 1853 and 1866 respectively and the sixth hciug for
the Of O0D, due on the first days of April lSG1
Aud whereas as verify believe the said were OBJ
tanned from by fraud and the consideration for them
has utterly allpd Now this is notify all persons that
said notes will not be paid aud therefore they
toned not to negotiate the same.
JACOB d. LINDENMUTH.
Union township, Schyl co March y, lSG2-Gt.
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List of Dealers in Columbia County,


OF Goods, Wares, Merchandise, &c. Distlers, Brew
~ crs. Eating House Keepers within the county of
columbia returned aud elias sifod IN accordance with
The several acts of Assembly by the Approiscment Of
Mercantile Taxes of said county as follows, to wit
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August H. 1861.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philad-

I ephia- for the Relief of the Sick and Distressed
afflicted with NiTuirnt aud Chronic Diseases, and es
prcialy Diseases of the Sexual Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon.
Valuable REPORTS ON SPERMArOERlluA or
SEMINAL WEAKNESS, and other Diseases of the Sex
ual organs aud on the NEW REMEDIES employed In
charge Address
Dr. ], sKILT.IN HoUGllTON, howard Association,
No. south Ninth iteet, fhilAIClphIa. Il
Ami s. l;O. lam,
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The odesahllshcd
d. WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR,
at the southwest corner of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS
Is now prepared with
FULL STOCK OF FASHIONABLE READY MADE
CLOTHING FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
at prices which challenge competition.
Particular attention given to Customer Work. Officers
Uniforms also Home Guards Suits, &c.
WHITE HALL CLOTHING BAZAAR.
Southwest corner of
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
PETER s. LEVICB, Proprietor.
Nov. 16, 1861. (May |, 156l-l2m)
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MAKRIAGE.-rrs LOVES AND II

ssvsgr MAKRIAGE.-IPS LOVES AND HATE
ErT - sorrows aud angcTs, hopes and fears, reRrc
'SySsgS- and joysi MANlooDh?w Iosthow restore
S~s~ the nature, treatment and radicai cure of spe
seminal weakness invOluntHty ennis
ions, sexual debility and impediments 60 marriage gem
orally; nervousness, cOnsumptiun ITS meptI Uad ply
sicai incapacy resulting from ELF.ABl'SE-l5G ful-
ly explained in the MARRIAGE GUIDE, by NM
YOUNG NJ. d. This most extraordinary book should
be in tho hands of every young person contemplating
marriage, aud rcVry man or woman who desires to
limit the number of their offspring 10 their ciroumstan
Every pain, disease nud ache incidental to youth
maturity aud old age, is fully cNpaiHed every particle
of knowledge that should be known Is here given is
m Of avings In fact, 1t discoscs secrets that cr
cry should know still it is book that must be
locked up and not lie abuut the house II will be sent
to any ON the receipt OF twenty 1--WE cents IN specie
or postage stamps. Address DR. WM. YOUNG, No. 4lU
SPRUCE Street, above Fourth Philadelphia.
W. AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE, 30 natter
what may be your disease before you place yuurscun-
der the caro- any Of the notorious 4aackS-nutyC
foreign who adyertiZ, in this any other paper get
copy Of Dr. Young's book and read IL carQgHy II
Will be the means Of saving you many doaE, your
health, aud possibly your life
On. YOuNG can be consulted Oh any Of the diseases
described in his publication, at his office, No. 4lb
SPRUCE street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Office hours from 9to 3, daily.
March q, lcU2-l2m,
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Uniformity of Prices "A New Feature in Business
Every his own Salesman JONES x Co Of the
Crescent one Price Clothing Store, No. .J4 Market stree
above sixth, Philadelphia
In addition to having the largest, most varied ana
fashionable stock of Clothing in Philadelphia made
prcssy for retail sales, have constituted every his
salesman, by having marked ia figures, each
tice at hc,ycry lowest price it can BE- sold for they
cannot possibly vary--Hll must buy alike.
The goods well spuuscd and prepared, and great
pains taken with the making that all Canbuy with the
full assurance of getting good article the very low
est price Also large stock Of piece goods handot
the ateat style aud best qualities, which will be made
to order in the most fashionable and best manner %
per cent, below CtGdit prices,
Remember the Crescent, i'll Market above Sixth Street
No. 20l. JONES 4 co.
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STOVE AND TIN-WARE SHOP.

"a r HE undersigned would inform the citizens Of
~ blo0msburg and vicinity, that he has just re-.
aflG Glvcd aud ue3s for sale OF the cNtCm siy
'S>G assertments OF COOKING and Fanny STOVES
ever introduced into this market The Christopher Co
unbu9, James kuhb aud Globe among the first ClaS
cooking StOvcsal of which ar-iIph and gas burner
His parlOr stoves handsome and the assortment VA
ried. ALNO-PartlCular attention Is paid to TIn-WHrc
ana House Shoutng, upon short notice. All kinds of
sphrlnE Will be done with ncatnpss and despatch.
" Country produce taken in exchange for work
PHILlr :. MUl Err.
Bloc msburg. May 10, l669.
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All persons who may feel agreved by the above class
talun can have an opportunity Of appealing by call'
np upon the signed at his office, tSidr Q hC NDrit
Once in BloomshurE, any time on or before the lHlh
day Of June I-(9, or at the Commissioners Office N
on the 18Th Vi June, after which no appeal
will he nrati WN. H. JACOBY,
nuy q, Lee. 'EsTCaatne Appraiser
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Accurate and Life.Like Portraits
OF THE
MEN OF THE TINE.

WE are now publishing series of unique and Life.
w like Portraits of The Distinguished Men Of the
Time embracing Military aud Naval officers, Members
of Congress Civilians &c They fine line cnEra.
wings, executed in superior style, and prepared from
the latest Photographs, many Of which have been OBJ
tanned expressly for this collection. Being printed
cards OF the slt the "Cartcs de Visite," they
adapted To tha Photo graph Albums, be sent
to distant friends by mail
These portraits are superior TO any now in III mas
ket ana are remarkable for the iaihruluCss with
which the likeness is portrayed. When purchasing,
be careful 10 inquire for Martens Card Portraits lrcc
10 cents each, or twenty copies for one dollar,
~ Sent by mail, postpaid, On receipt OF the price.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
WE have now ready, Of our own manufacture, a
complete aud eXtcnsire assortment of Photograph Al
buns made of the very best materials, and equal, if
not superior in style aud luish to any now in the
market, whilst lLey offered at lower prices than
any others. The assortment comprises several new
varieties, as welt as new designs and clasps Every
Album is furnished with attic'paac and indeA printed
in gold.
Published by
WILLIAM 5. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
tOC Chestnut stIeet lhladelph u.
dG ENIS HAETED,
April 49, ls62-lm.
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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER,
Double Sheet. Fort7J-E -E,pht Columns.

DOUOLe SheeJ, FOTJy-E'ghC COHnnlUS.
published every Morning Except sundaysOby VIM.
j w. Harding, No. l2l South Third Street, Phildd.
ephia IA. The Greatest newspaper of Philadelphia
The trying times Of the nations history in which
live, render Live Newspaper! an indiapcnsable to
every man who would keep himself informed Of the
important events which are daily transpiring. To
furnish paper which will meet the just expectations
ofhe public in such time the present requires an
amount of labor and of extraordinary expense o which
the community at large have no conception. The pub
fishers Of
IHE PHILaDELPHfA INQ UTRER
has spared no efforts monoy to make it all that it
could be made. Besides improving and strengthening
the home force during the past year several of The
best Reporters and Letter writer's in the country have
been sent at great expenses, win thc Army ana Navy
aud have frequently given the public the irst and iull
est accounts by telegraph and by mall of important
EVENTS ar THE scar or " ar.
The Inquirer he first northern paper to give the
Of the llatteras aud Port Royal victories aud
was twelve hours in advance Of any paper in the
try in its publication Of the details of the Bull Run
Battle. What The Inquirer has done is but an earnest
Of what will he DONE in order to give its readers aud
best accOus Of every event Of interest connected with
the GREAT REBELLION
and at the time have maintain its reputation as
/ thc best general newspaper in the country.
The increase in the circulation of the Inquirer du'
which the public rely upon 1t for the news of the day
Its circulation has averaged for several months past
OVER YHO HUNDRED THOUSAND COPfESl
n week, or nearly forty thousand day and 1t has,
during the year. in times of CXCitumuut reached over
seventy thousand day-testinq the capacity of oui
fast press the utmost to supply the demand 1t com
menccd the New Year with new and beautiful copper
faced type, and with renewed vsor and activity in III
News and Editorial departments.
| The Inquirer is independent III politics.
~ piccs at which the Philadelphia lsquirer is fur
nishnd Single copies Two Gents, twelve cents
week Daily Paper 50 per nnnnm in advance TIVE
months 81 Tri.Weclny a. Al letters should he
drCsscdtO WIN. w. HARDING PubllshGr,t
Inquirer Building, III South Third
May 10, l56o PHILADELPWA, PA
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RECEIPTS FOR APRIL.
20 TIE
COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

The following are the receipts to the Office
of the COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT, during
the month Of April, 1862:
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VVsSsas eNesCS.

The war news for the past few days have
been Of quite stirring nature.
Gen. Banks had an engagement with
the rebels near Strasburg, but being largely
outnumbercd in force, was obliged to re.
treat, our loss being very heavy in killed,
wounded and missing. Over 100 wagons
were taken possession of by the enemy,
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II A sH1oN NARLE oLoTHIN
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BOOTS & SHOES, HATS & CAPS.

IN short every thing usually kept in Il country store
The patronage Of old i,lcnds and the pubic general
y, is Respectfully solicited.
The highest market price paid for country produce
PETER ENr.
Light Street, May 3, l5G4.
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William D hOOnS-DIOOM
Is Stoner "
j III Hendcrshot "
Charles Noll "
Frederick Nicely-Bcrwick
Michael Frantz "
Henry Lohman-Centre
Samuel Kostenbader-- -Cattawissa
Levi Keller "
Connor Il observation-disclosures
w Bittenbender & Co "
John ID kromer-Miiilip
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One Day Later from Europe.
THE MEXICAN QUESTION.
KEENAN, GONE 10 PARIS.

In,f,Dd 1prl 23-'ihe steamship Bohc-
mian from Liverpool the 10th, via Londonderry
tho I'M instant, arrived here yesterday.
Fpi., iyrI ll,-ltis rumorct that the rcln
tions between England, France and Spain rrla--
tive 10 Mexico are unsatisfactory. Spain main
tuius Gen Prims convention, AMI it is reported
TINT France wishes to march against the city Of
M,NI.o.
Cop,pAdgeo, fpr3 1.-THE Augsbcrg a.
nm assert, on reliable authority that Lnsitnd
has succeeded IN bringing Spain 10 her Idle in
uc Mexican question, 10, promise not to Ol-
ie,t should Spain take possession uI llayti
LIrsgpooi, Auri ! -Ih,mails from the West
Coast Of Airya report trade in the rivers drll,
particularly AZ Bouuy, owing to the war win
,he iloc meu, lue Bouuy men had Loen de,
icutrd u uu engagement. The King OF lspy,i
takes no. act'a part Ia the lighting. lie lns
appointed u'n.ul TO London at salary OF EJOU
"a wear. Tho hhg has also applied t1 N 'ss
Cou..s ii go 900 10 build churchcs Of BonI,y.
The Spanish I0ycr Manuel Oetz had been taken
into CInu Castle.
Lon I'm. I,.lu,-1ho Liverpool corr, pom
dent uf .hc INI, thinks that tie Monitor could
eoa,i' ,lred by boarding
John c. Iiecnan has gone to Paris. lie does
not intend 10 fight Mace or any other man.
Co.stlHtiHopie, Ay1i lO.-lu consequence Of
tho incessant hostili,ies carried on by the Mon
tenogrins, the Porte has Informed the great pow
ers that It has sent Omar Pasha orders 10 adj
dresb an utimatam TO the Prince Of Montenegro,
doInanding an immediate release Of prisoners,
aud formal engagement on the part Of the
Prince to henceiorth prevent inyasioni Of Turk
ish territory.
Garibaldi had arrived at Paris, whore he a.
received with much enthusiasm,
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When my Willie was sixteen he ac,.ii. u'a'',
dropped valuable watch into the we'll. ia
tdlhUr was absent from lone ami without con.
suling me, he resolved to recover the trca-
sure Providing himself with ~ hong .haudle,l
rake, he gave ii in change of his sister .Iruine
w" year younger, aud bidding her lower il to
HIM when hc ,Allcd, hc stepped into the bucket,
AMI hOhiug last hN the rope, commenced his
descent. The bucket descended more rapidly
thhn Willie expected, aud struck heavily agiinst
tue side oi the well the rope broke, aud he wa,
thrown into the water.
" Mother, I shall hc drowned =" vas Li- l.s.
!'tHt 'cry vhIch Jennie rc-,chocd with a wall
'l anguish. hut knew the depth If tho ".a;,,
AMI shouted 90 NM a. calmly M cuuld " y and
upon Your feet " .,''; tn " ,trr isn't over tuir
tc't deep o. bIt shall sink IN the mud " sand
ihc boy, It'll rNirs 20 k'"p mw,,li ailoat ~,
'IusIs d,prro'y Co. the lpp'rv Stones
y ID, N,i,'r, tu'r''- r'.t nt ,h, bottom. Les
ttu tNo tt1ucs Hui 50 Iut up."
il.c .urau,' flo, Na'p Hnu i,ticn, aul n
iu ".-i. .lF % hvli'u. mach lun..cr g.. tt,
slh> 'd,. SO "I ,h, toue WALL gave h1n .'uu-
dcurc. lie Tel, ',r the hottom, placed h.s tot
firmly upon IT, aud to his great Joy, fouud Co.,.
water scarcely reached Eu, shoulders. t,ut
Jennie into thr house iur new strong rope, aud
i,-,rulng one cud securely, lowered the other
tu him tu be tied INTO the bucket, and We drew
hm safely up. "Oh, mothcr," said the dear
boy Whon hc WAS rescued " those were precious
"',,,' !" w. '"''' ,'N 80 "c c'U'W'
''all never ." -'' hem.
Two vcats 'i, r., ~ u comm rcial panic my
husbands prup.liN was swrp, away, AMI W
We're r'1n'ci o. lo''tP. NJ hrst h"t" brave
" up 'ld 40, Pt'r Wcalih AMI luNuIH Tor
m! own sake neither did eovct 1t Tor my ,li'd-
ren. chiefly noutnrl tor my hus'dni's dihP-
p'ln'mcnt AMI hi crushed hope, and Strnvc hv
untis,ing chrcrlulncss to chase away the
gluum which settled ~ heavily upon him.
"nl'"N"trd To assist him, not only hN the nj
most economy ln household expenses, but hy
"'NiSlhE = ans i"r ih' iu'"rr wine AMI Jon.
me were old enough to earn their support aud
even I" assist IN the education ct the younger
way To- ~" thl~. t"lt strong and brave Hud
almost wondered AT my husbands dependency.
But new rc'cr.rs came. The 6ank IN which
Jennie hat deposited her quarter salary, which
might possibly meet our necessities, suddenly
iml"l, AMI her money was lost. could bear
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PRICE ONE CENT


AN EnGhSN journal saw In Tie Anthni
" last year thr "Ural '"\ 'r'n'h' 'eiit an %
, d't ~ th- county i"r IL" construction "i ! non
/ ''N - Uilhr To t'lat no" ON ''hi TIE - Mont
/ t"r. lhc commission was acc, ,'' ami would
! nave hcCn faithfully tNccut,d II the Irni AMIR
nhd nor o"nrr"i. The contractor :. now sud
meantime The Sm,ricsr .yTrjirI H., n.,lyc. ~, ,
the spnt anil IA, tu,v Goa. empl,.,. rfc-ir.,
tL,o, 4, ,Lo Fn,i Al. ,, ~ ..J, -, IT,,
w,tcr We nrc ,ro,Ilei viii Coles rn,
which Wciyb onl, =, tom. r., Erioc,ou,, sO,
"RUAr luion NaSs Meeting was to take
place at Independence, Western Missouri, on
tu' 9ih ut Aptii, Ia a,r"r,liucc with - movement
amen, the mosi influential men in the county,
To hVcrt the horrors II civil var. A declaration
has received numerous signature to the effect
lhnt no mNti't what W have been the past
trIn,,s or prcju.a,.s e.. ... I.uplr u' Missouri,
II is now apparent ut thc r'oI,. Ut the lui.Cl
states viii Y.t lrlm. tltu 6. ,, i.,la.r tb' t,f
tH'. u,'r,.t. .ti, 90 90. 70, .eH, .H ,'l ...a
I|a.,.i. ih n..'',, q. give 600 ..uui',,.ltc
Nh...t.r Z iI J"' Ilr'f a,rkr.. O. o.,r,hf.N %.
N''.''' ''' .''' "''
GrNI..f Brrit,. t-1,rt',..- an1 Lt,y.,,
!uIu, th.. ,e.,,.I Ir,.. d.. ...'. ., lytlurt,b
iandng hn,, .7,I h.rsr r...,I, .r.I.iIat with
the truips tie ,xu,.,t HIM. IA freely during
the .hi'kr.t or the U,iht uuty,tth.t,u,l,nv u,r
fact that mounted on h,. -rlcr,lid charger n,
formed , promiu.ut tnrsct tur the ct,tu,'s hot
When Generals Hucu aul Grant met at the
laudnr thu torn ar uu,n',tl to the mas. meeting
ui slru Z. icrs who wofr rrouchius uui,r the hYN
nnl asked, What does this m,lny ?" Gen.
Grant said. "1he mru won't d,,L,.' Buell. re-
marked: 80 II "a the fault uf their ID ,nic,rs
rhc men will light IT they h,,, , - tugc."
o.,
Pittsburgh l,nain,, j. dine to Gem. Nai.on's ire
prcSsillc desire to 70, ahead When Nelson nr.
rived ut DUCK river hc found McCook .. hr,,,i,
engaged IN huiblin, a bridge but bc prpnotlur,s
tho river fnr,lahlc uftl,rc, his men io .trip OF
c,rrythinp ,xcrpt ti.cir has. nnI carry tbci
clniic. iu luull.. ON thrir h,,nu,t. 1Lrr h.
ordered Them io wade and swim nrr,... ....I the,
lid. lie pu.LrI on nrriycI nt su .,unah ON
SATURDAY and ,,i-LrI tn 10, =, p,t.lur.,L a,
nr,, hut could mo-, ,.ct or.l'r. q, tLat .,,.,, II
wuii,,l imp,iirnily in hr br,rI ,h, r.i.c rr
cannon ON sunday when he ru.hcd alone vim.
nui ut,l,t4 thus LAWN. himself h,iI, trI ,,..,rt
m,rii,lrd niI arrived un the la, q, field t, uc
,,oiiir,, lnr,l, In Time Il, snvc tb, ann. ,nI
meet tho messenger, t,,n Grant had ,u.t Ii..
r.t,.l,l t,r Inn,
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" illum Nirl- letter 10 his diu lhtrr on the
"smtll, sweet comtc.i.s ui ltc' contains u pas
sage irom which a dnll oi Happiness might be-
learned: ~ want Ia tell you a secret. The way
tp make Yourself pleasing 10 o.hcr, is tu show
tHom that yuu ARE tor them. The whole Woill
is like the miller at Mansfield, 'Who cared for
uonudy ITO, not hc, hr,au-r uohulN car 4 irr
huu' Aud the whole world would serve you
~, 81 N'u gave them the same cause. l't every
one, thr.'turc, ,c- that yuu dD DTc Tor them,
10y showing them hat S'ruc so happily calls
the .mll ruuricsic-, in which th'ro b. no pi-
rllc, whose Voice II ton sill to tcasc, and which
manifest themselves 10y tcnlcr and uilcytiouatc
luuk-, AMI ltlle KIND act. of attention. giving
others the pr'"ron.' in every little cnIoN mrui nt
the table, IN the lirli walking, sitting ur stand
iug
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DR. BONE, 85 WEST TENTH ST.-CON-
- sumption, bronchitis, liberated thrlats,
raising blood, and sl diseases Of the heart lungs
liver kidneys, female complaints old ulcers, tu-
mors, eruptons and vi, skin diseases cured. Office
hours from itot mh24 24'l6T
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AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR OLD
IA soldiers-Wautcd forthe stu L. s. Infantry, an
cid regular regiment able boiled unmarried men.
under the age Of ~. Pay from Sl3 TO S2i per
month. subsstence pay, clothing, and medical
attendance, furnished from date Of enlistment
Heatqusrters At Fort Hamilton. y. Y. Harbor.
Men dssirous Of enlatng In this regiment can ar-
ply n the recruiting ofice, 14T Eighth sy 3. 2.
FERRIES, Second 1t sth Infantry, L. :. Recruit
lng Onicer apis 24Ac'il2
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pENSiONS OF SOLDIERS, 3 MONTHS
zines, discharged uu account of isAbliitv on claim.
~ their NIt'N-, also 800 bounty and back dur',
solicited No charge tor information, MATTIIIAs
tOEIZEL. Centre st. apIs t5si5a
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personal NOTICES.

DENSlON AND WAR CLAIM AGENCY
Est,b-hed ly Major VI Myers nm ISL Sol
hsrs Of the present war, dis hsrgud tor disability,
can secure tleir pensions hy applying to G. ".
MY Frs, 229 Brladwav, room &c. Eua Yi,csl2g
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A CHEAP AND RELIABLE HAIR-DYR.
~ BRIESrS
COLUMBIAN HAIR-DYY

PRICE TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER BOX.
Warranted to be equal II not better, than any Hair
Dyo no" IN use fer changing the Hair 10 Natural
BLACK OR BROWN.
Manufactured and Tor sails, Wholesale or Retail q
~ SOUTH SECOND ST, williamsburZh.
To W had Of Druggists everywhere, Ap1T 2aao,
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DENsIONS, CLAIMS AND BOUNTY, Due
from a., Government 10 ,t.l,-rs or their hens,
.l,cted hy BRAGDON a IEERY, 2 Murray st.
ml25 2ipc'1u
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A MERICAN WANTED, by A RESPEC-
n table single man a situation IN Wholesale or
retail fruit or butter store or IN any business where
he can make a respectable living. Has be, in tie
fruit business years. Address J. NJ. O., hyx l1B,
Times Once ap2l ella
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RELATIvES OF DECEASED SOLDIERS

RELATIVES OF DECEASED SOLDIERS
- The uulor,' sued have established an agency
iu The city 70! Washington, with branch In the city
oi New York, for purchasing TIE military bounty
~ back pay oi AL soldiers who have died ia
Ice. By Act Of Congress July 70, 1851, the widow
~ legsl heirs are entitled 10 500 In addition 10
Jack pay. Claims trst Guditad, first paid. Apply
i1 our Agcuts, BUTLER n REDFIELD, No. 4jl
Broome st, n. Y BARROws & REID, Washing.
en-, j. G. Rlier to II IA. Preston King, 4. \. Bena-
lor, n. \. Hon. q. Il. sedgyick, NJ. g., n Y!
Henry Schubert & Co, lk2 Water st., NY For
other references see circulars hpl2 2IaosIO9
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24

A RTIFICIAL FLOwIR VI AKERS Wanted
"A also girls T. learn. stos ly work sui gUod
wages At No. 20 whit" 81. arsl 3'l32
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS-THEIR WI
- dows aud heirs entitled t. pensions, extra nav
bounty l'nd, tho slOO bounty money or prize
IL lney' vii save eyIrnse by having their claims
Pension Agency, rs Fulton A. cor Of Greenwich St
tnh2b 2Iao'l05
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24

w AN 7 FL FOR SHORT WHALING
w voyages, 30 stout young mrn, also co 'prr-
carpenters aud hiacksrniths, aud ca,ks and stew
ards Apply Immediately at 81 West IT, corner q.
Rector ~ t. H. T. PEARL HplJ 1'25l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24

HAT TRlMMER AND PLUSH SEWER
wanted None but FIRST rate Oh ell apply.
Steady work. J. II. wErD, 800 second Vt near
av y. apsS 2'l32
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24

SEWlNG MACIlINES-LADlES TAUGHT
- 10 operate ou whcrlc. a wilson's AMI Singer
leving machines pract'r on shop work terms
VI. 45s Canal ~. Singers machine M. for sale.
Ap2 YsAC'ibT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24

EEWING MACHINE OPERA1ORS-LA-
~ dies taught ~ op+rHt' ON SIM ,r's sud wheeler
hWilsons. Terms 81 Satisfaction guaranteed.
fismm'ng sud binding guHgcs taught. Stu'tons
Procured aud employers suppAed-i.3 s.yrutA aN,
pear 2Sd ct. Ap'l 6'la'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-04-24
MARINE NEWS.


sHRs-Dapu'e ., Whi, en-, shsnghas; Margaret
Evans war.,r LuIaJui Roderic<' Hem Bremen;
q sy houn 1, henman, Havana
DAKA Amanda, Wsttsnberger, Rotterdam,