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Board Of Couaciluien.

The hoard mot last evening pursuant 10 adj
.ournment, tie President, Charles @. Ptnckuey, In
the chair.
The Superintendent Of wharves communicated
that The only work now doing IL ON the contract for
AL the persons now employed in that Bureau num-
Ter about 30.
a communication was received from the Comp
tie Corporation during the year 1861
me Clmptro Ter states that the whole amount
Pad Is s1O,S5J,Is, Of which $l6Ol4,9S was for .d.
,'auIsink proceedings Of the Common Council; Gor
the departments. SiT 500 co; and an trIst and .na
e.al accounts tZo sd',2l. In addition there are bils
unpaid advertising proceedings Of the Common
. 'nCl' amounting 70 about $4,000, Annexed u
the pluwing statement In detail Of amounts paid All
tie ne Rspapers during 1861.
The total amount paid each newspaper Is rs fol-
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EAEM FOR SALE,-A SMALL FARM OF
,AyANTED- By A YOUNG MARRIED
I'GJIsS.


EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIEs BUY YOUR
nus o. per cent. les, than any other store H.
the city, At the Great Rocky Mountain Depot, water
mini, hplf cspes' NUTS and cuffs, 3d. French SABLE
mink capes MUGS and cuffs, 81 n 90; French mink
cape, nun and CUTS 50 10 $40; French mink rnuf,,
$! T. 900; water mink mufis S2 IN S2,Sc; French
Worth $50 a, FOSTERS, lis Chatham Square %
MAJ 81 se5 AAeCiT'
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TINE LEADER.

CT nE KEN or Qs"
COH MICHAEL DoHENY.
On SATURDAY, February 8,
viii be Commenced in
THE LEADER,
The hr-, of series n Sketches beach ono completely
OF the Men who InaugurAtei and
Participated In
THE IRISH REBELLION OF 1913.
These papers will embrace historic details Of the
rise and progress OF
TIE REVOLUTION IN IRELAND,
and will contain personal descriptions 4
RICHARD LABOR srIEL,
THOMAS DEvIN REILLY.
WIN SMITH o'BRIEN,
CHARLES GAvAN DUFFY,
JOHN oMAuoNEY,
THOMAS DAVIS,
JOHN MITCHbmA
TERENCE BELLEw NJ MANUs.
THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER
RICHARD o'GoRMAN,
g., &C., &C.
and other patriots Identified with tho Regeneration
Of ireland.
The graphic pen NJ Colonel Dohony will trace tho
history of tho irNirrcc,on from the ,mc Of the fra
meeting Of the patriots, n the cuimnaton Of their
holy enterprise, and will give faithful record u
the motives and actions " the
MEN OF "a.
Every ono Who has drop " Irish blood In Nil.
veinr, andtccls that there is still horo for tho
OLD HOME or vALoR, GENIUS AND
CIilvA.KY,
should read these sketches, 10 he commenced In the
ADER
ON sATt RDAY, FEBRUARY 8, IsG2.
OFFICE II FRANKFORT ST.
t'6 3i,'il6 JOHN CLANCY, Editor.
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Hrss LAURA KKErxr has recovered from hes
recent Sre Illness, and Is again attending " h..
~ ,cs ~ manager.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A NEW AND VERY USEFUL IMPROVE.
"A nunI iu Sewing Machines-Wlll sswing ma.
chhc o" hers please call at i9l Broadway one tltxht
up Itunt room, and examine a hrw Improvement,
srpAe"lle h. AL Sewing N ,chiles, Wlirn great s.
reduces the labor, aud ubyiatr4 ,l iucuuyaucucs al
upcttng' II will certainly please, CITY AGENTS
wanted 1uG
RENtliES WANTED-A LOT OF SEC
- oud baud w',.iru benches, such as usel IN
school or lecture rsIus, capable Of seating 200 usT.
sons. Apply li9 Grand st. w stairs. "a
SCHOLARS WANTED LADIES AND
- gentle wishing ~ learn how t. t,ke amuro.
type pictures-herms fnr the present ouly S5!--ta
apply AZ INV gallery 25I Grand t. cor ~ II very.
ieT 3'l22 JOHN II PEIN.
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MARRIAGES.

ALEXANDER -MILIER-In brooklyn, on Eel
9TH, ] y H., nv. g. eau pbcll, Mr. S,muel y. Ale,
~ der " Miss Mary Miller, huth Of Now York. !
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EHIPPENG, go.
TAPsCoTT,s LINE -
l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

The subscribers continI o 10 grant certificates a
passage ~ and from Liverpool, by their fivoriss
line u packets, comprising IN part the following
ships
Nm TAPScOTT, EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
DREADNOUGHT, MANCHESTER VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS CONSULTATIONS j. BOYD.
WEST POINT, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
UNDERWATER, SEA FLOWER, CAABNAhs
Making, together with Others, a ship every avs
days
The Subscribers are also agents FIR the
\ LINE OF LONDON PACKETH
For al Of which they grant certificates on ubsrA
terus.
RENITTANCgs To IRELAND, &c.
T. d O., Slsn NTH ue 10 issue drafa, payable On
demand. througf out England, ireland, bcctAAA
and Walls al the LOWEST RATES.
Circular, with all particulars, may be had on sp-
p.icatun tlf by letter. enclose postage stamp 70
TAPSCOTT g. CO. 80 South 81 New York
V62iac'ilO TAP5CoTr, SMITH co, Liverpool.
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DRESS.

AT MILLER & cos, 387 CANAL ST,
n ladies' Balmorals so and 90 80; misses', 81 o.
and 'N TO; chiliren's, 81 ~ and 81 33. India
T4bbers AID bots and shoes, ali styles and prices
MILLER 4 co, 81 Canal a.
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personal NOTICES.

INFORMATION WANTED OF JOHN
MCGUIRE, OF MArahAIHtlston, Go. Leitrim, Ire
and, carpenter, or NJ brother, PATRICK
MCGUIRE, glass dealer formerly Of 9th st, Nov
York, years since heard from. II will be 10 their
interest " call At GEORGE .MuRPHY's $50 Eass
l8th ~. fec 9s1O6
SARAI-I HAVE RECEIVED YOUR LEI
- t"i and have written 10 you, and directed 10 -
you requested. Get Il Al soon ~ you can. J.
fe3 sb'IiT
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The ordinance prohibiting the sailing Of the
streets mp again, and after another hAri hght,
WIS adoptvd just as il passed ths Board Of Alder.
mo-. Adjourned 10 Monday.
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COAL.

CT 1O-COAL PER TON OF $4,000
VIE StOlbs, veil screened ard FREQ from slate
delivered to all psrts u the city, frnm yards Is
Eighth ave, and 10 Yves: li.b - near ~ ave. A,
HEARNT, fsG 24so'l96
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A DNERTISIHG AGENCY,
AAFor the oo.ytnt ucs ~ up-tpsn N-Yat!sAu, n
OthCe prices. ~. AHtT Plos
j, 2 CALLKNDRH
s2U 24ls'lli Iais n tAe Now pJrk BurL
PUBBER SOILS PUT on GENTS AND
~ adies hoo's aud s..cc4 aud luDLers repaired
at 20 Fulton st. foo G'l29
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MEDICINES.

CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILES-NO
- Lumbug. by enclosing 81, sent 10 81 Dey -.
the receipt will no forwarded to them. No medi-
inc taken mwsrlly; no application. HENRY
ASPEN, 81 Deg 81. toT 8siOo
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PROVISIONS.

AT WILLLAMSBURGH-
IA PORK DEPOT.
PR II CO & NTHY PORK,
Bod Retail, NJ wholesale Z .ces.
N, 81 Coz, GEAVp ANp SI,oSu sra.
HAMS, LOlNS, AND ALL PARIS OF THE PIC,
49, Fresh a. Packed, 1t cents per 10.
BEoT LARD IN AMERICA, s CTS. PR LIB
Chl md Judge for yourselves fec 3'lUi
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DYsrEIP,T ,B M A. YoU TRIED uI DR.

m NSFFPTICS-IIAVE YOU TRIED Oh
~ SMITHS DYSPEPSIA ANNIAILArORf
You should, II You wish relief Though but sh0ss
time before the public Of New York, II IL meeting
with the most hatteIing success, not only In reiisv-
ing but curing that torturlng disease-DyspepsaAs
new life 10 the sufferer Ii Is warranted 10 be tea
from all poisonous Ingredients 40 oitsn used IN
preparations for this complaint, which do aors
10 tale TPy one bottle and you can then tudgs
whether il Is giving relief or not. Price FIFTY
CENTS per hoi.e The e. agency for this "a Srtiss
At 10 South Second s. WuhAmsonTgh 10 DO ~
n Eighth ave 4t5 Gran st., near Ridge and eors
venue d apt Houston st. teA Ne
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MORTGAGE SALE--B. WEAVER. Jr,
4i Auctr, will sell this dav, Feb Tth, the content,
Of lager beer saloon, at Ri5 Eighth ave, at n oclk
ny order Of b. RAYMOND, Au'y for Mortgage. =
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LOST AND FOUND.

RANK BOOK LOST-ON THE GREEN.
- wich Savings Bank; the finder will please re-
turn u to IS9 Eighth Az, or b. the Bank. PETER
MEAD. 20
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AUCTlOr NOTICEa
IN =. 7. WIMs. AICrR-nNMAGEn

Ihthtnware-0i crates, incutin,y open gnsis,
Tor account OF whom Il may concern, on Friday, M
~ "ohnh' OF " Murray It. Dam .ycd at the late
FIRE In Bridge IT. Catalogues on moining of aLe.
Gb aiH'il9 ;" " '
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EOUND-AT TIE FOOT OF 10TH ST.,
N. Il, n dirt scow; the owner can have Il by
paying eNpenses. Inquire in the liquor store, cor.
10th 81. and 18th ave. TO 6'J'I32
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CoNSrABLt'S SALE STATIoNERY-Ni

IN IklsIALAR, Auotuusei, 20 BuVery, will 80,
This day IN install IL = o'clock, tre lot Of statnn
cry and fancy goods consisting OF tuck p,cke at ami
mrmnrandum booky' portfolios, Pocket, ID oks, nm
aud hsf-'ounu lolgws day and cash b.nkH and
JouinhlA sihgly aud la sett-. letter. note and "a, q
zap u'no and =" hitc writing paper, peas, pencils
"thng md tLdsli' le mi, amt nr.e lut Gf oth.,
duci't' tOo humorous +, mu' ton nlHo a Iar,c
ION tn',' gas' cts"-, chandeliers g. By otdcr
" hhttNI OHEkl u, Cunftahle l,T
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- EEL this day, ~ i3S Canal n a inr.r uta,,ltv
# rev a. Il stooLd.land furniture, buro.iis, rel
.tcndH, oarp u, cookery and kitchen furniture
10 ~ sold without reserve IA
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

RAktKl FOR SAl.l.-1lE LEASE, FIX
- turts. ~, col the h.krry ca ~ L,f.vette eve,
pee We X Fut psr,i.u uus no Al ON the ur,yn,s,
- q 4. ENTwOR1TI fol ais'iIK
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-10
d0lestuarb tbe Gourse Of empire tahes its d0lap.'
les CITY, FLOYD COUNTY, IOWA, THURSDAY JULY TO- 1862

Now, suppose this New Con-
stitution had been adopted, what
would have been the event? 1t would
have been direct and powerful de-
monstration of State action in favor
of Slavery and against Freedom +;
and it would have been giving the
whole control Of the State into the
hands of a set of black.heartcd reb-
els, for years, at least, to come. No
one can divine what systems Of
despotism and misrule would have
grown up out Of such advantages in
time. | repeat, sir, it is not the man
agement of the Republicans in this
State that has crushed into the dust
that great iniquity, but the power
of special overruling Providence.
1t was regarded as such, and noted in
apublic manner 10y making ita sub
jcct of special thanksgiving in the
Wesleyan congregation of worship
crs in this place on the Sabbath sue
ceeding the election.
But, by the defeat of that vile doc
ument, Illinois has redeemed herself
from the discredit Of her deeds of i'm
becility and weak crcdulity, into which
she had been drawn by the wiles and
crafty tricks of her worst foes. She
has done more. She has triumphed
in her strength and demonstrated
to Rcbeldom and to all the world that
she stands on the platform of Freedom
and human rights still, which fact,
we'll understood, must hurl dismay to
the hearts of the Rebel foe and all his
minions, whether in the Western or
Eastern hemisphere. Perhaps no
event could have exerted a greater
power in behalf of peace and freedom
than that is doing.
AS ever, yours, PETER PEEpv.
June 30th, 1862.
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[PUBLIc--No. S2.1

An ACT to authorize the President
of the United States to appoint
diplomatic representatives to the
Republics of Hayti and Liberia,
Respectively.
BE It enacted by the Senate ana Hou.e of Repre-;
sehtaiires Of the United States Of imerica IN L5n,
gress assembled, That the President of the United
States be and he hereby is authorized,
by and with the advice and consent Of
the Senate, to appoint diplomatic rep
rcsentativcs of the United States to
the Republics of Hayti and Liberia,
respectively. Each of the said repre-
sentatives so appointed shall be ac-
credited as commissioner and consul
general, and shall receive the compcu-
sation of commissioners according TO
the acts of Congress approved August
eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty
six: PrOrided, That the annual com
pensation of the representative at
Liberia shall not exceed four thousand
dollars.
Approved, June 5, 1862.
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here, and they destroyed nearly all
the cotton in this region. saw one
old planter who had managed to save
Que hundred and seventy bales. The
regiment of burners gave receipts for
the property they destroyed signed by
Davis Co." A.; they amount to so much
white paper, nothing more.
Cotton looks finely now. 1t resem-
bles what is called in Iowa wild buck
wheat. | am told that the average
yield is one bale from two acres.
There is an abundance of corn plant
ed, which looks we'll. We have a
plenty of fruit, such as apples, plums,
berries, &c. New potatoes sell for
one dollar per bushel, but the boys
manage to obtain them a kHie cheaper.
AS we cannot obtain any more rations
until we reach Memphis, we have to
so on the half ration system.
Lieut.. Clark, our former Quartcrmas-
ter, has been placed under arrest by
order of Gen. Hurlbut, who said he
would "not have a damned fraudulent
Commissary in his Division"
The health of our Regiment was
never better. We have q fine sur
geon in the person Of Dr. Keables, who
does all in his power to help the boys
along. The boys keep in good spirits,
and as they march along pass of the
time by singing. Their favorite songs
are, Kingdom Coming" Annie Lau-
re-" and song which tells all about
the good girl at home, the chorus of
which is as follows:
4" Katie, oh Katie, don't marry any other.
You'll break my heart, you II Kill! me dead
And you'll be hung for murder
But cnocgh for this time. I will
write again when reach Memphis.
WINFIELD.
P.S. Halleck, Thomas and Grant
have just arrived.
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Correspondence Of the Charles City Inteuigonccr.
Letter FrCm the Army.

COMPANY N, 81 IOWA INFANTRY,
CAMP NEAR GRAND JUNCTION, June 20, 1867. (
Bound for Memphis How the glad
words give new life and vigor to the
foot-worn soldier as he marches on
through the dust, suffering from heat
and thirst. Bound for Memphis the
Babylon of the Mississippi valley, the
city where secession was most ram
pant and defied the combined armies
of the western Yankees. Bound for
Memphis Soon shall we have the
pleasure cf shouting our salutations to
the old flag as it waves over the high,
est point in the city, and one and all
can sing:
GLORY glory hallelujah!
The flag floats over Tennessee
do not think / can give you bet
ter description Of our march to this
place than by extracting from my
journal
Corinth, June 9th. Received orders
to march at once, leaving behind all
who were unable to make long
march, each man to have three days
rations in his havcrsack, and the COM
pany teams to carry seven days ra-
tions more. The arms and ammuni-
ton inspcctcd-the march commenced
in the following order: |. Sherman's
Division. 2 Hurlbut's Advance, con-
sisting of the 5th Ohio Cavalry. 3. All
the Artillery of the Division, followed
10y the main body of Infantry. 4. The
Wagon Train, each wagon having
strong guard, followed hy the Rear
Guard. These precautions were ne
cessary, as VIC were marching by an
exposed flank through an cnemys
country. The Wagon Train alone
was three miles long. At noon we
halted at the Tuscumbia river, q deep
and muddy stream, contrasting but
poorly with our own Cedar river. The
rebels had burned the bridge, and our
Sappers and Miners had built a float
ing bridge by which we crossed dry
shod. In the afternoon we moved
forward six miles, and encamped for
the night on the bank of the Big Hatch
&c. We saw but very few people on
this days journey.
June 10th. Waiting for the stream
to be bridged. There is one fine plan
tation here, the owner of which is a
strong seccsh, who denounced the
Feds in tones of great severity.
June llth, 18th, 18th. Still on the
move, repairing and building bridges
and roads. Encamped at Big Muddy
river, the largest, finest stream yet
crossed. Crowds of people who had
+ heard of our coming, lined the road
to see us pass. A few cheered oul
. flag, more were silent, and few
T cheered for JEFF. Davis. | had con.
versation with an old gent who main
tained the infallbility of the so cal
led Southern Confcderacy. His wind
up, knock argument was, thai
"Jeff. Davis was a damned smart
man" \ statement which | assured
him | did not doubt in the least, ant
also thought that Benedict Arnold anc
, Judas Iscariot were damn smart men
June 10th. Reached Grand juno
tion, once aourishing but now dc
, stroyed town. The Buttcrnuts hat
burned the railroad depots and all tn,
other buildings of any account. Their,
was a cotton-burning regiment lief
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-10

1t is said that the late
Mcclellan was delayed by a I
between Mcclellan and the I
the latter doubling the pror
1t. The visit of the Presiden
Scott, is now believed to |
braccd this as its chief obi
the commencement of the m
soon after the Presidents ret
a consequence of General
hearty endorsement of Nc
plan. 1t is asserted with nj
fidence that had Mcclellan b
mitted to commence and per
when he desired to.
have been done without the
life which has attended on it,
els being then unacquainted
intention, and, as a consequcr
attacking him as they did.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-10
Approved, June 5, 1862.
lPuBLIC-No. S31

AN ACT supplemental to can act
granting the right of way to the
State OF Missouri, and portion of the
public lands to aid in the construc-
ton of certain railroads in said
State approved June tenth, eigh-
teen hundred and titty-two.
BE il enacted 6ythe Senate and House qr Rspre-
seatdtisss Of tte United Sttes af -imeTca ia Cor
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-10
MATSON e LOOMS.

IMPORTERS IND MANU- ICTy'RERS
And Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fine Watches, Clocks, Jewclr1
Silver and Plated Ware, Spectacles, /
Watch Materials, Tools, &c.
No. 1914 East Water Street.
MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-10

At Helena, Arkansas, the
band of guerillas numbering
who threaten the people with
burning and the general dest
of property. In consideration
fact, Gen. Grant has O dcred tha
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Business Cards Of lve lines less will be inserted in
Ibis column for s., 90 per For each addtiona
|lae ever FIVE, one dollar will be charged.
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OFFICE IN THE INTELLIGENCER BUILDING
CoRNER
MILL AND KELLY STREETS,
Charles City, Floyd County, Iowa.

AGENTS ISTEIuGESCER
~ s. NJ PErrENGHI, 4 Co, Newspaper Advertising
Agents, No l19 Nassau Street New York. and 10 State
greet, Boston.
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From Waterloo, via Buckingham, Crystal,
Spring Creek, and Green Mountain to Mar
shalltown.
From Decorah, via Burr Oak Springs and
Spillville, to Fort Atkinson.
From Ida via Correctionyille, to Sioux City.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-10
NOTICE.

We are daily receiving orders to send by mail
some one or more of Dir. Hurds Dental RENE
dies, which we cannot fill None are mailable
except the Neuralgia Plaster, which we send in
an envelope on receipt Of price 10 cents) and
one stamp, But to accommodate pereons in
places where the druggists and storekeepers are
behind the age, We have put up packages in
white embossed boxes, seven inches bv fonr
with compnrtments-eaohb box containing bot
tie OF DI. Hard's Mouth VASE and To6M Ache
Drops, q box of Tooth Po,gdsr, the NevroJ,;a
Hasier, and valuable little Treatise on ytsfb
amt their Diseases, Me bssf means Of prese,p,no
Meni, and he proper treatment Of Chadrea's TeeiL.
worth Of itself the entire coet to every Young
man or woman, or parents with young children.
with several other necessary articles price per
package one dollar, or six packages for So. sent
by express as directed. As the Express CHARGES
ore not much, if any, more on dozen than on
one, IT is fur cheaper TO order six or n dozen
packages at one time. A large family will want
all or the surplus can be disposed Of 10 neieb-
hprs with public benefit, for no one can estimate
how much pain, suffering, unhappiness. and dis-
hgurement, expense, loss of time and money
would be saved to the country il every family
TO day had one of these packages, which in IL
self, is a complete set of Dental Remedies. Al
dress VIM, B. Hurl q Co. Tribune Buildings
New York, and write name and address nlainlv
lhht FeuiltttuceH may ne m0ie with confidence
". u. H. Il Co. refer to the Mayor Of Brooklvn
to G. w. Griffith, President Of the Farmers and
Citizens Bank, Brooklyn; to the Editor of he
American Manufacturers Gazette to JOY, Coe
& Co., Publishers Agents, New York to p. II.
Barnum, Esq, who knows good thing when be
sees it and who has already ordered second
supply, etc.
1000 Agents Wanted
To introduce DR.. Hurd's Dental Remedies into
every County. Men or omen who want TO
make money quickly, can de- better with these
articles than anything in market They are
new useful low priced, md we are spending
thousands in advertising them for the benefit Of
agents. Boxes Of samples, containing dozen
Of the one dollar packages above specified with
circulars will be sent, on receipt of seUen dollars
about half price, to any person wishing to test
his or her skill in selling with the view of be-
coming an agent. They can be sold in a day.
BsiS@ We mould rather pay s0i15ies Man Coaniis.
sioRs 70 Mose rho prore temseires efficient salesmea
Bd5@ Now is the time to go into the business
For address and references see above.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-06-10
Garden and Agricultural Seeds.

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