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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

=; Y ts be plenty OF employment l'I!'
,SsS 600 troops recently c.lls'l !Dr
sgtnt, and it is gratifying to know
100000 are in a fair way TO lac
u in few days. and that the prob
4 III is that the other 3C0, 900 Will not
:8 Ed, after I'll. kut will be raised hr vol
lssssFs as here olore. Tie reports from all
SS5tates that have come in during the las.
ls9k afford me the basis for this statement.
9ave always maintained that it would re-
hire million oi troops to conqncr the Con-
Ierate armies, and l think that with ~ mil
1n it can be done il they a:e properly man
sed.
Ger. Backner, recently exchanged and now
snond, is TO have command Of one ot
sps d'armee III the Confederate army.
I'll known il Chicago, where les
Ssss he owned large amo;int Of Prop
I, ss.ny of the young coiomriS. captains,
lieutcnan,s, now in the Cn:pn
the clements Of their military
ssssSssim. lie is polished gen
s II reined, and extremely
- manners, highly educated,
Sd of no ordinary power. ;snl
Speaking of his exchange, thai:
'teS Still retain some of our "si
umoud, and refuse 10 give them
ount Of what they call 'ti.c bar.
h s1etrated by Pope's ru!li?ns upon
{olnen and aged men," There is no
se complains have some ;oun:!l-
Sgh certainly this is not the way /"
Begged atrocities. The practices of
In are certainly not justified by the
modern civilized warfare.
aid here, on good authority. that Gen
1e was reinforced, beij'fe III. baltic Of
sian, by . number Of regiments "f
sAsd troops that had been per:nrmiag
sty, whose places are to he sun
first OF the newly raised rcgi-
q tt is well. 1t is said, also, ti:;.t
l'ation is at last convinced that
tates are massirg two strr::g az
ate in Tennessee an,l kcn;:Ic!i:-,
~ e designs further north ard arc
s meet the emergency i,y scn;:rg
lumber of troops the. Gen. S'irr-
y!.s necessary to save Kentucky,
900. He probably meant to
I've i: and keep it saved; for i:.e
Ssgfaih Kentucky is. that, being saved,
So saved unless the saviurs stay
~.
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yis" Remember, that green and young s"rghc
is said to Lc very ru;soaons to sock. After il
fully lasscls out, there is no danger in its use.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1862-09-03

The prisoners captured on Friday night
an; Saturday were Yesterday at Rapdan sta
liar, i,ad will be brought on to this city as
s.,"n "s transportation can he conveniently
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
for the sick and wounded.

order fLs President OF United States,
n,oGal system has been established BY the san ar COM
articles contributed the peoI for the sick st wouoed
OF toe Army The system, atr being wei tired.
has be- formally approved aLd renced by tbs Prest
dent the Geuefe--Chef and the surseon-GenersL Tho
security against mssppropron ia prectily per-
ect until the contributions delivered IN the h0s rNs,
where tiey necessarily pass from the control Of ae Com.
ms Df more than uion articles seat through one o!
the laess ofs channels Of supply. as been ascertaned
~, not one hundred have nscsrriea been cshoussy
ured DISCREET and trustworthy constantly EN-.
Moved 10 visiting all divisions Of the auy iueludins hoss
an tic sothern coast tn Mississippi an The Western on
tier observe Their wants. q cifec, supplies where hy
ara most needed aud secure far practicable tneir
honest use. The Commission does nc: uodertakn TO de.
liver aes ildiyiua- and dec1eG 20 receive con.ou-
lions with aUv restriction their 0eftnolon Wutln TIC
limits II tie employed in The service Of he Nstions
Il being it, secondary object, 70 strengthen the ser
eut National unity wherever IL come Ina ant son
ism ith state local pride. TIE csfibution Of hosp al
suurl but bremen Ct the Of the COnmlsson IL
the professional taeut "hcl cen De oolsnS ~
he country aid is larger purposto DO al ths po-oio
for the health yisog vi nghtg men, 70 nehtn '"eu
burdens ana 70 sustain their splits uEtoE the pms Dns ana
hardship hich are essential part 81 successful warfare
or th purpose cont 5uons % - r. sssry Sps soeie
Iasy be directed u tue treasurer, " l. SAhoo esqS
No 90 " allst New lors. II. "a
ners under appointment from the President o.
. ui,.d s.atr.: The Rev Henry W. Re lows D. ffof.
A. D. Bache. Ii. D.; George w cnl.uni' u . A AsASA
" iism H. Van Buren,, VI. D.i Wolco,t Oibo. N sam
mel a. Howe, NJ. d. touelius x: Asne", d W .sis
Esrris ~ d. y. : NeNberfy ~. D. eee'se a; srons
Hc,s Hrev ir the RIGHT Rev Th3s. II CLARK D. u tns
Hon Joseph Holt K. W. Burnesti tAo IL u -4s' '''
ro,snons of suitable supplies fr the alex aud wognded
49,, Ia. c.,st Az the rogms tne omeus Central hetet
lion No. 10 3d.ay, Cooper Union, New leh ror
r IN 9 ,st,on apply in Nc"Yogx as the local once Of
he Comu( slon No 1913 Broadway Q, py nlsL % si'SD
AN oIMsfED General SecretNy Washington
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DIED.

BRADLEY 1t Geneva on Friday mon Ing Oct. 81, o.
dphthcriI, Cornei youngest daughter Of D. Ogden anc
Elizabeth N BIs5ey, secd Yeas, months and "a days
HEGEMAN-Ou Sunday morning, Nov. ?, Jane Arosuiih
daughter Of John and Mary Alma Hegsnan In the 10th year
OF heg age.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO attend
her funeral from the residence Of her parents No l28 West
Twentysecond street Tuesday Nov. I, at O'clock pm
HOLMEs-On Friday. oct. 81, Christopher G. Holmes. ~
Tie neors 'eryi,e' viii take place at St Paos Church
Tuosday the an int At O'Clock r. The friends Of the
family. AID 81 bic ilihcrinaw, +. Windus,, respect
fully invited TO Al.eud.
hAIGHr-Ia Pl,s,n.t Valley Du,ehe.' County, N Y on
Saturday OF 49, ll Il Affection Of til heat France,
G-.er. vile o: john L. Haight.
HICksOn The evening Of 10Th month 3Oh Mary T., widow
Of the late Robert Hicks in the 10th year Of her
Tho funeral vii iako pace lih month 3D. u II o'clock
from tue residence Of her daughter Sfsh II. Hicks No. 2il
lest B.ol.way.
LAsALA-N New-Bhsh.on. on Saturday morning Nov.
The friends Of a., family Invited 70 meet 1t the New
brighton Feuy foot 81 Whitehall see oeay (Nondsy J.
thedfl-
sHRTTON-On Saturday. Nov J. OF pneumonia after long
and painful ncls .ch she bore With thlsiaa patience
aud rcsigna ~ o., claude s Browning daughter Of William
III. and Elizabeth H. Shelton
The fcnds and acquaintance. Of tlo family repeatedly
invited TO stiend ner funeral services on Monday afternoon
the 81 inst Ct o'clock a. tAo Chreh o! the Inciraaon
corner Of Twenty eighth s;ree! and Madison a,enue
southern papers please copy.
sAED-On Thursday Oct 30 a, slsp.burs Nd Of wound,
received At the bate q Auetam ,npt Henry Augustus
sand 1851 Req neut New.Iosk Volunteer sld me- ul
81 the 7h E.tent National Guard ss,d Is yesr. oids.,
s,r o. Chsi,il H. lud Isabella ss1d Of BIJokya. ~. y
Notice Of the funeral wi be given hereafter
STFARNS-At fl'1sbeih Saturday ,ov J. 1854 Ino. o.
stcarns. sueliuiel dent Of New-Jtsey Central iaigcsd
Notice OF he iunefs hereafter
siiTH-ln tbs city Sc; ytay. Nov Michael Smith,
age 20 yoars, naive o. Dublin Ireland.
THOMPSON Friday morning Oct 81. WIN. Thompson,
Of The late John IhomP'on e' In tie 'lh year q '
eye.
TAYLOR-In this city. Friday Oct 81 Of dphiheiia,
NAortiue r. yourses ~ Andrew 5. AMI s4feh II.
lor, sges yoAfa and 20 dsyA
WOOI HOUsE-At Bl9min gla's Asylum. Friday oct
d. Mathew Ft Wooiho.se. IN tie s'sh year Of A' 'so
q native Of Nouol. Va
Memphis afeTs l.ef.e cory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
m. -Ao Electors Of the
c,>vru T1Sc, "SSlONAL DISTRICT

OXTH, XVIII, AND Union Congrcssiona
FgIIow-CITzKSs: The PeoplSs -ressional DisTc
Convention and citizens Of the With Con,
ORISON BLUNT ,..
candidate for Congress IN this District tho coming CIV
ton irrespective Of party. -.
Oron Blunt Is on record a well known. tried hons,
and lithul public servant lie served Alderman Of tho
lid Ward when corruption and fraud in tho City Govern
eLt sted ard exposed; aud Alderman of the XVIII
Wand aud Superyter Of tho County he has displayed
those qualities which peemin emily enti,e him 10 be regarded
In all respects as man OF sterling ability and unsued In.
tegIity.
DuiHg the early days ofthe Rebellion he wa, 80 efficient
Ing 20 the field ortytwo regiments and contributed largely
Of bis Deyodng his whole time TO the interest, Of the
Government and serving without compensation at the
uQn Of the labo Of the Committee rendered let.
thanks and complimentary testimonials for his valuable
services.
For nesy twenty years Oson Blunt has been successful
business mechanic IN this city and has been hugely engaged
In mann curirg; and wee believe he well understands inc
tine inere. Of tls City and the hole Country.
lie has Seen 10y al and earnest lover OF hi, country
aud the whole UnJn without reeryaiion aud We iee
assured that the Government and people will md IN MN
elected earnest and zeaous supporter OF oil measures tn
will tend to crush out this unholy Rebellion ana restore
peace to the Country.
Ev PRICE, hBnAUAM VAN oRDEN,
GEO b. DEANE, THOMAS o. GiRYAN.
J. J. RABlNEAU.
Fifteenth Ward.
GEO w BLUNT EDMUND RTAACK
J. G. CARY, J. H. KILLER,
l. w. KNAPP.
Sixteenth Ward
EDWARD BERRlAN, L. EDMoSDS
l.. BEAGLE, JAS j. DEMARESF,
J. W. MURRAY.
Delegates to tie Sixth Coosre'sions Nominating c0nven
ton. - . ,..., -,
TLoREwo Dg.OLs Secretary.
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Gperlal Noilce5.


American Biographical mud stntisiicai so
roors Of the Historical Society corner oil -daS Ahl
On THURSDAY tie och u Noyenber =. p m ~
.CnAViE3 FRANCIS HALL viii nese li' report o. iechs
e,plotti,ns IN the Arctic Irs1ra rom whch co1,liS &c
br5nsht "A ,quimau2 famiy, who he thnAs WIZ De
otlc in hi, future researches hr wiH bnnR .hem 10 &c
needing a charge Of 30 cents admission WI q, 'sp
ch per on To De ray e2pentes incurred Dy Nt' @ ~
bdue'ng on this family. Special urActE nee Vi V "a IN ,o
he i,uel 10 those members who may ca! ~ Nn'V' rs
I'm ,ior 10 o. M IL that evening tickets 10Y ~ Ve
,,s,.fsr,ble 81 order Of tho Council "M Wv HN-Ni
II. WADDRlL, Rec. sec.
Western Homeopathic COLLEGE, oece'saI' c coio
f,y he So lln 81 lr.i-J the Aunuh ~ Won WI ~
90 an WEDNESDAY tho 5.h Of November ana " ~
with Con t-uc-rlunt ENsrcses. on t1 4u'h oi 'e'
ru.ry 1907, OcAcrai Lecture fee, .. aair ri' t,,,
0s-lrg on rllg ADAMS ExPHEss CO, No ~ bIoia~sy (
of.'0N W ~" 49, Nr,g YORK. Oct. q, lib2.
AJ,,ua Express Company ere i'n ~ i i"Itt91ii,Ss
-. sum- No. tFttKFOi.I, uANNlLLE. aud bOWLlNu
GREEN, ny. ,,....,o,sd exc,ut II. Il con
i.f,d conf 4bsrd Oy tie Urci So 80 a..
'@' ADAMS EMPRESS 90. 10. ~ "i''u"ay'
shatea nnI Stsnp".
hp,QlI, rAh3 gt ,.,- .,,....
! LADIES' AND t&NlLEMESS ShAiEo;
C,rtre al t.o - lui mos. approved ra1tei"ii also
Yog,, ratsnt Lover SAatc buoslos q. nholg'i-v' ~,
FREDERICK STEVENS no. I, klOy..... Do'toa.
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A Card.

N2w.YoRK, Nov J. 1902.
Asan Iiishman, l wisl to address few Iaes
shro1gh THE TRiBUsE TO my liisn ielowczens 90 tie
present -nonious occasion. ]: s nearly TWO ys-ls
src South Carolina raised tie j.l CT reb~9a aud 90
a. defiance tie law. ard CoIdtuoa Of tie nited States
On that and Government which f,om eAildho our
fher tsusht be the liberal sud benelce 81 che
world H. we advanced manhood though raised 81 land
which God bestowed every olessnga tue climate Ero
dlcvs soil deep AID safe iag.os and pessauty IA point
ofphycl s.Ie1 ali and industry second TO none o. tie hrb-
fable g9e ye have been oifet by unjust lsgl by
which oui i51ds, conmeFte snj Gluacurtt are ami Sc
s,sd 10 lp.ye the land iahsr and asweIo cone ~
the PROMISED aud Of these Uniel ks and sA4n We ~
.pge act 5rea Up this gorioas Ua.on God forbid There
are two candidates for Gcyses Of Ills State. James s.
Wadswoth the Of tie Ieoge tld the beEeiaei, o. Tie
Irish. Mr. Wadswouh sent q p.Oy ions TO "a The
Irish poor 1t the time they dying of want lie Lss
therefore IN especial claim lie Inah cLers o. the city
lpd State q New York M Wsdswoh wants to Te''5ie
IL. Union So Al it nay be fo tie Atlantic 10 tie fs-
CITE md d.. Maine 10 the Cuf " Mexico lie wants iAat
tbs poor uaa hovd lave thc nights ard Iryics' 90
lao rieh Kan and hat he should lie aiaily feAureeei ia
bi. labor Nh Seymour the contrry l. The Supporter
sad spologisi Of JEFF. Davis and lis uyrudoDs. vic Will
allow no ,shs t. oppose tho o. blscE ss'seb' y
Of the South and vic, II elected win d. all IL BIZ poser 70
break U thi. sorioas UbioD in hch smen Rave home
and protection from tyranny asd oppfeiA,n Feo" coon
tyuen remember the tbous-rdl q your cognymcn tl1t
dead by tie shareholders in this inezcuobs and vic,
rebellion TO uspolt the e.sb9c ard secrrsd y'em Of
Slavery Rally then Tuesd-y naming and d, po J)H
Soo for Wsl.worh and Liberty audio. Trcnaa AID b. g..
Hsse6sry boaesmeD. the oIepetlea phrase Of
~ imnsf..' GColpsll:
Where Is the ilavs 80 '5N'y
Condemned 70 chsias ur holy,
Who If lie could bur,
His chains AZ fret,
Would piue bene. IA them slowly
lam fellow couu.rynen, truly Aaa sincerely
NJ CALLAGHAN
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CATARRH CURED.

From tho Rev. =. Il. Russell, Lyon, Mas'
flaye been much troubled with C4'snh Of tho worst typo
f some ~, eoty years l. gradually grew worse producing
~ ana ho,r,,nes, de.troyins tho sense Of saell and
bLrs down my general healh t. such aeSTce a' 70 cam
pei le 10 resign MY paoFae md suspend pa'h' 's'""'
Iuads dssn. OF the usual renoales such % 'h" o.
ay, tiods nitrate Of silver, tirwsier olivaaF ana iH1
t,n. bat without any very salusry effects Last s'mef
heard OF Dr. Lghths successful mode Of treating C4'aEfn
y..ltd hh and put myself under bis Treatment oeSA"
uedssl, to improve. aud this Improvement has s'n' Oh
10 fine time Ny Catauh has gradually wl.eda away
nv N Ia, disappeared ny voice has Seconc aiar AID
-. aura mara able to preach the blessed Gospel lie. ne
advise a 10 troubled with Catarrhal de' 70 apply
70 Dr. LiflLiL l. L. N
Lynn Mass, Feb l. 1852.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
G.illtGrn Notices..

Ohio Soldiers Aid Society Of New-York City.
"A meeting the above organization wa be he'd at the 3sh
Avenue Hotel on MONDAY EVENING, Nov. ,. ls6l at .
o'clock. By order OF the PHLSlDENi'
W. H. SIRosG. Secretary.
Inst CHARGE for che De shiDg Cavalry Service.
whole Company. vita competent OnceTs, Will %
received In Cavalry ksgiu-ns nearly full Also waited,
competent Adiuant three LieuteBan.s who can ofng
men or find recruit, them Address, Al once
COLONEL. Station ID, Post-Ofice, N 4.
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Nsr.Yonk. June %. 1862.

NV. lOHN, June - Il5l.
D.. LiGuruiLL-Dsp Sir AN pleased TO he sbc to te''
y the efficacy ot your treatment Ia TIE c'' OF my VIE
hcs. hearing ia you succeeded IN restoring amer
=. .eu, Of yArou, kind, hld been applied ia vain may
grt rore state that her heading remias good up 10 the
present time though 1t Is several years since she has been
y,ses ,ouf Gaze. T. CLAyBURGH, No. iil Delae,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-03
No. ~ Flyru.,r., Eaw.YonK, June IS. 1862.

No a FIFTH.s ST. NRN'YoRK, June %. I0V-'
DIR LaururLL-D Sir: ASe pleasure in te.iiying TO
. skin and judgment. you displayed IN the
Of 10y daughter who had been partially DEAL accompanied py
ii charge irora the ears suco early infancy AID is now
thank, to your treatment, able 70 hear as wen as any one.
while hor ens arc free from the discharge. Although Il is
manly two years since size hai bcea under your her
% Won q. $. HOLLY.
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No. 80 WArsasr, NEw.YoRE, June ;, i'6.
Dr. LiiLiAl has succeeded ia eo@psse!y Eeassims my
h,,,io, which was seriously impaEsl although previous to
spplyin, to him treated by several physicians without
the l,a., b,ueh, Any further Information Should be
to render on duplication to mo- my residence No
% ?l., Brooklyn, f. d. or at my place OF business NO.
-,,,y.,.t, WSl H. WATERBURY
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.r.ntraI nt,lce. snni,nry Comrnission.


~ ci,,rv Cor.u,ison - the relues, Of Gen. H4liock
re,y a.ise sgiu,t tAs pfaciice Of sendins peseh's
10 .ie OF articles which Il supposed Wa add 70 is u"
g Of their camp lie. To tie knoSIedse oil ihe C,ul.
many hundred tuns % such presents are TO" pueo
in or, houses aud yards aud upon old camp srouhHs
~ tbousanis have probably teen destroyed 10 psVehs
r In. iao lie hands Of ne enemy and oet small part
h have been received By those 10 HON ihey were
lr.i nave been The sma lest Nslue 20 then eecep a.
toms OF the aFecouat, interest OF their ilenes FOR tis
',prs and such other small aud hsht arncss NJ cc.
. ,,r.uitt. by oil wond hsye been much better Larger
10 eNasiou seious practical insche.aen and oHieers
hinr naturally ayer~s TO throw ins them ar-hey s"u 70
H. ncamtrancs which are ch!tI cause OF tae
, sd thas VI tho sickness, Of the soldier Volunteers
mo- un yersay until cy learn better b. dear oonght eA-
rsi.cc undertake cary III excessive Amount 81 Si9shs'
10 tins cause and % tIe slve baggage OF theh ON.
,s I'm, Of the seyelest losses OF the bpon toces IN
the present ttiutcd Dy the highest murray au
thorty Dat even when successful Ia oste the AeHP.
secure com.o by the possession OF an Gnnsuai smoiN
otbus 1. nearly Aw iIuTlted the heaviest hpapscA
being thrown away " the hfst yng-eeuinnsd hru
L a. te li.ht retained ard tAc eng and LesSl
,Eggn lrus being cut or when the hight ani ho. V"s
PROTECTED. Similar observations apply 70 fesinI be an
uisl The ne pitd OF regiment IN we II"
ie, " ith nothing hus the barest necessities o' 10
oeent Of the SEX who In all serious 49,, .unps, OF
a. f.,t As possDle 20 general hospitals "Ieio "a ,.y.
the regimen, are not available. An excessive x 40 40
t bsn;,al stares and coive nienees IS cru -
80 an AZ, Ia: for occasions the q,
raraton frou the regiment OF VIC has from mo
te us.fnuess of the Inc ,Sen, ir this
trst ted AGAINST common w. -. of IN, c,mmo
spto', "S s.r soiieTs 10 carry NV ~ t,..s
tehp' 81 '4e al coul.oft 20 when they ~ S,.
many OF We ,pli.r co wi the request Q, .Ao 80, ~
- 49, ,is anpes Is adTessea 20 'n Va hseu = ..tly
- inc.s both thee owls arc my LAW OLMSrED
| ugeraysled and su't'in'~ General Secretary.
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tCommanieateG'l
Notes Oh Chronic Diseases.

wol.F, no. Sj2 BROADWAY, NETWORK
No 3-NEUHALGIA.
u.,;..., a.sc,;hed Ae,tt. and Chronic RhsnmGism,
Z ,hsu now enter upon a consideration Of The next
connect, ink in the long chain Of Chronic Die
-,ases Ncrralqia. This consists in pam ahecurg
any OF tie sensitive nerves in some part Of tHeH
course; and it may be Of al acue, darting jumping
tripging character; or il may be an aching, nuiHD-
ing sensation. When tie thighs or lower extreme
ties are attacked by Neuralgia il is called Sc'ehea
and when IL affects tie face II i termed re Dei'
y,ur. Bat il may affect shy pafl Of the syslem--'he
.,e.ball for example, and TIE Left sde-and the lat
tsr il OF common Occurrence IL females.
Nesrapia Is merely functionaldisease originating
IN some local cause, such as cold, IN some oO0ol-
ttional Trita ion such InC esOn II 10 often Dis
taken for RLenmatisln, wlch " resemble ~ many
rn;nta. Init unlike Rheuua'ism, It's Distinguishing
rbaractarietic is general debility. Some few Of
Neurel ia depeud on organic disease, ouch AN in
aned ante Of the nerve Of disease In zone remote
mart of tho nervous system or agan, upon tbs nerve
being tlghuy pressed upon, On lrrtated by some
tumOr or excrescence Of bOIy gf0wtn. But Tie lat
ter ia comparatively rare. 800,
NV treatment OF Neuralgia cannot disappoint the
invalid for 1t has been emneDily successful, and
has been adopted 10y many other well known ihysI
clans ia this city. shall be at al times ready tC
impart 70 the profession ana To tne p'Iohe my we've
upon this important branch OF my speciality
Chronic Diseases.
yneyt communication VIII be on Epilepsy, o.
Tallinp Sickness. A. WOLF DE Pans),.M. d.,
No 83 2Br0slwsy. Pnys clan iof chiotio irts'e'
NoTE--Df Woif dcyoes b. c1clstc aiisLh 70 w nY
Dses.e 10 can be coDsUfd pei,hay o. Dy ie'lei oAl5
from 80 10 a. H., sAd . 70 y. %.
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NEw.YoRx, July % 1852.
he,eby certify Tia, bare suffered during May yesr'
o tro, bic hesng-ons Las. became eney deaf
nh tie other bad reaie- conversation very difficult
applied to Dr. shhll Of No "a ST. MsfA'spsce, who IN
.or. time aul lhoa. pain re.oFel to th' use Of my
ea.s 50 tha. / can now heaS perfectly well
j. DISCO, NJ. ls8 Ea.. 2ldst.
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SID bounty

IRoNsIDEs REGIMENT. Co. E-ti75 WILDE paid q
each Of FIVE recui Brooklyn, ami so u each ot
FIVE recruits FROM Newfork Call to-day, this is tho
CAPT. NCKEMPSEY
Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &C., collected
promptly, and on tie loves. terms by
GEO. WOODMAN. No 80 Pine-s..
Refers 10 Shepherd Knapp esq the Rev H. w Bellows, DID,
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MARRIED.

Saturday moruIrg, Nov. !. BY the
Rev. Mr.. lessny OF the BcdoIds're,, Methodist iscl-
pal Church Guys Edgar Morse MsfJ Een GIeesO this
city. No calcs i.sued.
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NEW.VoRK. June 10. 1902.

lUNhI sIIIV -
On. LieurnLL-Dslr Sir PERM. me to thank you most
sincerely for the Invaluable services You have
,,,,,ps e hearing Of NY sop who had been deal nom IN
fancy, aud who had previously been uHo'' '''
best medical talent wl,hou, the slightest success
Respecfully,
ANsELL HEchr'
No l96 Glh-ay.
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BaooKrrS. N. Y, Avg 10 1852
Henry Laws. now stopping with hes bscn Afflicted with
dcage.. for some time. lie applied to DR. Lsh,hi who
after lew weeks treatment, completely restored him SC
hat now lie hears we'll and cuabsl to attend to bunes,
which b.5rs lie could 90. without: srea, Inconvenience
JOHN MURDOCH
No. l31 Ful.on-sL. Brooklyn.
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GcaiIcmgn yissTs q, sSa se e ss., q 81. .sa
meut no" ~ MI ON ~ o. LOChE, Array asest, no -
arc esn assure positions as osptan' i'' Su -
ii.D"o,.r,nt. to suitable persons-
,.-..-- s.1oo gounty. aud Pay Procured sni Col
ien"' Soldiers SaoEs and the Relatives oil sueA Il S-0
deceased pSypTrLEroN, GILBERT 4 cAnp.
"N a their Collection Otce,
No III Broadway tfrinity Buidins), Ne~.foStI
For all business done after TINS oa'e eHAis'' WIZ
poS soliers and Sailors Pay les than s
amount. ii when over $50 in aHoal" q I''' WV
excess. = ioo pan,ty fof relatives
a. deceased Soldiers, y pef cent - ss
E, o,ocurng Pensons--The Government Fee,
sand iuclosing cent s.Svp, Tor sas BOOK OIL
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lJoliiical Noiircs.
Union War Candidate
FOR CONOkErs.
ELLIOT &. COWDlN.

We tho uudc-s .lsd residents Of the NllirH coz
GKFsSI ONAL DisIhI OF Acw-l OH, coupsising hc
fifteenth, Tq,rutsu. AMI Twenty hsi NAf1.. believing
th.t ELLIOT 4. tDNDl c9utIles A t.o quslIrt moe
1 b. desIed 10 candidate fr Corgs, prrions and ..
cal !a,esity e.sefsa Esu0lsA uncet prom Icing d. o.
uin4gn fie vigorous prosecution ~ o." "aif and ur
petssa1l OF tls Uln iu 80 nicg,y not "s than greai
p.fso a. for y AID moved by fr-o gon NJ DO ptii
patriotic sl.r both 90 hone 900 anf lHi nl4fy i"c l
neld h taa di- suIP.li Il ell loyal end pai's c,n
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