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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
BOOK NOTICE.
"Godsy," for April,

s'Godsy," for April,
Is received. 1t is aztcays in time, and
We have never failed to notice the arri-
val of thi. valuable periodical. We
clip the following from the publisher 5
n tee, to let the ladies know what it
contains:
Let every one examine this number
closely; for beauty and variety it has
never been etfualled. First, we have
the exquisite plate of ASK for it,
Nanny" next, the exquisitely beautiful
coiored fashion-plate containing seven
figures; another extension fashion con-
tains four figures; "An April Shower, :"
easonable engraving; then seven more
figures of Spring fashions; Costume
and Portrait of the Prince Royal of
France, and variety of other very
useful aud ornamental engravings.-
Drawing Lessons, Model Cottages, and
Health Department.; Juvenile, Horticul-
tural, Musical, and Fashion depart
ments. But what will be valuable to
the Indies is
"7,HE SCIENCE or DRESS CUT
1ING,"
with diagrams A treatise upon this
Oo the ladies) Invaluable science, by
which every lady will be enabled to cut
her own dresses, is worth at least one
years subscri ption.''
Terms, So dollars per annun. Ad-
dress L. \. Cooley, 1913 Chestnut St.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Our loss is four wounded. "
just Eight.

The authorities at Washington have
both begged and ordered the cores
pondents for the press to refrain from
publishing such information of the
movements of our forces as could aid
the enemy. But, in disregard Of the
wishes of the authorities, and the inter
ests of the cause, such publications were
still persisted in. A most stringent or
der has been, at last, issued, and a Court
Martial ordered to try such offenders,
under military law. This, under the
peculiar circumstances, we think, per-
fectly right. 1t is true, the people want
all the information they can get, and
the papers want to give it. But the
Government does not object to the pub
lication of any battle when over, but of
the preparatory movements, which might
defeat the whole plan of a we'll directed
expedition. We think the objections
of the press to this order is not well
considered. tEf
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
ngA letter from Albany will be

ngA letter from Albany will be
found on the first page of to-days pa
per, which will be of interest to many
of our readers especially the community
of Disciples, who, it seems, have in
contemplation the establishment of an
Institution of learning, which will,
probably, resuscitate the Albany Man
ual Labor Institute. = Every friend of
education and progress will rejoice in
the success Of the movement
In this letter typographical error
or two also escaped notice until too late
for correction, for which our other en-
gagements at the time must plead our
excuse to the writer All readers will
see that the fault is in the type, and
not the author
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04

E-W We are authorized to announce
that Capt. J. L. Wallar will find place
in his Cavalry Company for eight able
bodied men, if application be maGs i'm
mediately. Those who conte mplats en-
tering the service cannot secure better
place, as it is acknowledged on all hands
that Capt. Wallar is as kind an officer
as is in theservice. Apply to the Captain,
at Ceredo, Va, or at this Office. X
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Papers Suppresses9.

Dispatches from Washington, on the
25th, state that the Journal, Of Boston,
and the Sunday Mercury and JournaI Of
Commerce, of New York, were, that day,
suppressed, by order Of the Secretary Of
War, and their editors and proprietors
arrested and ordered to Washington, to
be tsied 10y Court Martial, for violoting
the 9th article of war, by giving aid
and comfort to the enemy.
The nerve and straightforward earn
estness of Stanton, cannot be too highly
priced. Every day demonstrates the
eminent propriety Of his appointment.
If the Secretary was Republican. ev-
cry partisan sheet in the land would
fairly shrek with appeals to the pas
sions of tEeir readers, denouncing the
act as persecution of Democrats, by
this BLACK Republican Abolition Ad-
mnistration
But, the fact that the Secretary is,
anu bGCl all hiS litS,
disarms them, in great measure
Even stupidity, itself, will not believe
the secession sympathisers when this
fact is known How could Mr. Stanton
be brought to the suppression of Dem
ocratfe papers, but from the clearest
conviction that the safety--tbe very
life of his country-requires it? A Re-
publican, equally honest, might have a
tinee of prejudice in such cases, but
Secretary Stanton can have none. All
his preiudices lay in the other direction,
and every loyal heart in the country
will rejoice, that when his country is at
stake, be has wholly ignored his party
! -Ihe suppression Of these shee.ay-s..ea
the arrest of their conductors, will
cause the Secretary to be denounced as
an 'Abolitionist' by the hacks of party,
but will renew the confidence of the
country in his integrity and patriotism.
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Sa

SaVISissN. '-'
The war, on the part of the rebels,
seems to have lost all traces of civilized
contests, and a brutal savagism inaugu-
rated instead. Not only were one hun
dred and eighty of our men found
seaLeed and mutilated on the field at
Pea Ridge, but everywhere our killed
are foand stripped of their clothing
Even the wounded, in many instances.
are stripped and left naked to die of
their wounds
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NOTICE.
IFannah Calhoon L

I7hE said Alexander Calhoon, ot the city Of
l Louisville, in the State oe Kentucky, is
notified that the said Hannah Culhoan did, on
the 9TH DAY Of January, 1862, file her petition
in the Clerks Office of the Corus OF Common
Pleas within and for the county of Mcigs, and
State of Ohio, charging the said Alexander
Calboen with extreme cruelty, aud praying
that an Injunction be allowed for alimony; and
asking that upon the final hearing o said cause
that she may be divorced from the said Alex
ander Caihoon which petition viii stand for
hearing at the June Tenn Of said Court, to be
holden at Pomeroy, il 1852
Dated this 4th day of March. eG2.
Y. s. P SAMPSON.
at - 49, -. Ir,:,%,r
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B~Our Columbus letter, on the first
page, came just too late for last week
1t is still welcome, and our thanks are
due TO our Representative for the favor.
Our readers are always glad to hear
from the Doctor.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
From England.

The late arrivals from Europe settle
definitely the course of the Goyernme nts
there, and especially of England, in re-
gard to our affairs. Our late splendid
victories has satisfied them that the re-
bellion cannot win, and the professions
Of friendship for the Union are unre-
served. The agents of the conspirators
are openly snubbed, and the last hope
of aid from foreign powers is crushed
ont
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
Col. Stanley.

War has Its strange phases at all
times, but none so much so, as our war
against the rebels And among the
strangest, is the arrest of Col. Stanley,
by order of Gen. Buel. The crime
with which Col Stanley stands charged
is very horrible onel Whether Gen.
Buel will deem it necessary to hang him
or not, is not yet disclosed.
It seems that noted secessloni in
Ky. has entered a complaint to Gen.
Buel, that he lost several keaas If cab
6aQe-that there was stationed, at the
time. company of Union soldiers not
far from his premises, and that some of
these soldiers must have taken the cab
bagcl Thereupon the company was
hunted up, and found to belong to the
18th Ohio Regiment, of which Stanley
is the Colonel But as Col. Stanley
knew nothing about it, be could not de
liver up the soldier who did the deed, if
any such deed was done, to he punished.
The peculiar kind of justice admins
tered by some superior officers to sub
ordinate, who becomes too popular with
the soldiers, required attention, and so
Col Stanley is ordered under arrest!
There is no pretense that Col. Stanley
ever knew or sanctioned anything of the
kind-the K exact reverse is admitted
But ii seems that general order was
issued, forbidding the touching Of any
property Of seeessionists, which was all
very well But it went further, and an
nouneed that the officers would be held
responsible for the strict observance of
the order, which gives most conve-
nient method of disposlng of a Colonel
or other officer of whom his superior
becomes jealous. It only requires the
cessionist to make complaint that he had
lost head of cabbage. and that regi-
ment or compay, of which the obnox-
ous Colonel was in command, was
stationed in the eighborhood, when
the responsibility of the Colonel in
stantly attaches-arrest follows and the
General is relieved ofthe presence of
his envied subordinatet
W. Id t>-- .,.+spcrted the value
OF cabbage bead? Predrct, That
this attempted disgrace of Col. Stanley
will make him Brigadier before the
war is over. And so mote it be.
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\ Prtva:eer Captgretf.

A dispatch from Philadelphia On the
22d ult., says: The crew of the rebel
priyateer, Beauregard, mum bering seven
teen men. were brought here by the
Rhode Island, and will be sent to Fort
Warren today"
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
PEACH GROVE. NURSERY,
Four Miles West Of Rutland, h1eigs Co.

s1HE Proprietors offer for sale large stock
i OF. budded and grated Peach 1sssssS;sssss $780,
Trees, Of about 100 varieties, fruit >s.ss.s
ing from the middle of July to the sS$ssN
middle of October. Prices, SIS, ST, l.
and $40, per 100 trees.
Also a good stock Of Apple 1T So per
1o0f Pear, Plum, Cherry, Grapevines, Goose
berry, Currents, and Strawberry, at as low
prices Us any other Nursery in this vicinity,
for cash. Our days for shipping, Tuesday and
Friday of each week. Anything in our line will
be delivered at Middleport and Pomeroy, to
order, at Nursery Prices
Geo, McQpigg will act as Agent for as In
PoHleroy. NJ. W. RUTHERFORD s Co.
March 8, '62-e-st
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n~A communication from our Rut-
land correspondent, exception, has
some suggestions worthy of attention at
this time. Monday next is the time ap-
pointed for the election of Township Of
6cers. Among these, the office of Su-
pervisor is eery important one although
few give it the consideration it deserves.
So, too, of Township Trustees. Much
depends upon the administration of the
local governments. The very best men,
regardless Of partisan, or personal pref
erences, should be selected. Every good
citizen should make it matter of spec
ial duty to attend the Township cleo
tions and see that good men are selected.
And no good man should decline to
serve in any of these offices to which he
may be called by his fellow -citizens.-
As there is no profit, and no very great
honor attached, many men dislike to
fill these small offices ,and refuse to permit
the use of their, names. This should
not be so. Let every com petent man
stand ready, for the good of the CON-
munity in which lie lives, and especially
during these hard times, to fill any post,
however humble.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04

Caleb" gives us another very in
terestlng chapter of his ''pencilings by
way We thank him for his CORES
pondence, as will our readers. His
letters, coming from the field of operl-
tIons, from one of our own citizens, will
be read with interest by all our sus-
soribers.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
NJ A r r e d ,

On Thursday evening, at the residence of
the Brides father, Mr.. VIM. McAboy, Bur-
lingham, Ohio, by Rev. Mr.. Catlin, Ma.
CHARLES A. MILLEL, and Miss LIZZIE E
MCAB1Y
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
READ THIS,

in Real Estate are the safest at all
times, and pay the best in the end"
T HAVE many thousand acrea Of Land In
L Meiga and adjoining Counties, which be-
longed TO the late Nahum Ward, for sale e:
prices, and give long time for pay
being paid down. Address,
WM. s.. WARD,
Marietta, ..
n B.-Cssh down in full, not objected to-
March 20, '62.-11-st
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Lieut.. W0rdcD,

The commander of the Monitor: :Fin
her terrible conflict with the rebel iron
clad Mcrrimac, it is said, is in a fair way
to recover 1t was supposed that he
had suffered the loss Of his eyes, by the
striking and explosion of a shell,
against the lookout, through which he
was observing the fight: The whole
country will rejoice at the good news.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
BantfIfsi CAPTURED.
Gen. Halleek telegraphed 20 tae War

Gen. Halleck te1egrapheu 20 tae War
Department, on the Oath, as follows:
"a detachment Of the First Iowa
Cavalry, sent out from Jefferson City
by Gen. Totten against guerrilla band,
had skirmish with the enemy, killing
two, woundins one, and taking seventy
FIVE prisoners. Over 20 horses. 4S kegs
of powder, and quantity of arms, were
captured.
Our loss is four wounded
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
Ba=The warm sunshine and stron

BgThe warm sunshine and strong
wind of to day, "wednesday are drying
up the mud very rapidly. A few more
such days will make the roads passible.
as to mud. But they will be in terri
BILE condition otherwise The very FIRST
thing to be done will be to fill up fsoles,
level off the hillocks, repair broken
brids sss, &c. It would be time and Ia
Dor we'll spent, if the citizens should
turn out Immediately, supervisor or no
supervisor, and improve their "ways.
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@We are in the receipt, most
daily, of communications from camp
and country, without the writers ma ames.
We wish everybody would learn the
fact that we do not publish communica-
tions from those who will not disclose
their real names We do not publish
the name unless desired, but must have
it as a voucher for the facts communi-
Gated. Those, therefore, who are not
willing to accompany their communica-
tions with their names, may just as well
save the labor of writing
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1862-04-04
IRON STORE.

II EEP constantly on hand, general as
N. sortment of all kinds Of Iron.
For sale, wholesale and retail, at Pomeroy
Rolling Mill Warehouse.
4,32-3m wM. LONG, Agt.
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'sne Secrets of Youss. gluve,t.ss.

Z FREATisE ON The CAUSE or PaEMAriy.x iaECN.-I
sosentm Warning, Just puhiished, llauk showing.
the insidious progress ana prrYaelc omg SCHOOLS.
toth male and tcuiate. ni this fl. habit; ioutuy
out the fatality that IrarIn!y attends its yctl,lS
aud developing the whale progress of the disease
from the commencement nj tG the end.
II VIII ee s2ut by Mali on receipt Of twu i3' cent
Stamps. .-'r
u 1rE7AttcHianae daily. from in the morning Ill o
q. night, and nH Ss"'!.4s frorI . to p. n.
Medicines VIA full directions seut to any part of
the Tinted Stat or Cana'ius. by patients comma
Ricat:r thu. s!mptaus by letter. Busnnss corrcs-
rruioEe" str!rtiy CuatIeNti;ll.
J! Pr : urce j. still located as estabishrJ
En''.r ,!;e w me OF Dk. La ROt3, q; 80 81 Hae;,
Lsn". Albany, n. Y
Es-.r ~;S
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OFFGCE AND GGIDENCE OF
" ". n. HUDSON, Surgeon, Hygeo-Thera-.
peutic Physician, and Electro -Magnetizer, at
the "Old knight place. near Middleport, O.,
where he attends to limited practice, after On
extensive experience of many year,. Electro
Magnetic hours at his efice, from 10 to l2
o'eloek, On Thursdays. t5-l
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.sIanzz. BON ds.

For Township Qhcersr for sale at the 'Telc-
graph, Ohce.
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d.. Ia CROIX'S

11s .a-e.EA. A%ASAgA.EA -
PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE E
ON THE
Physiological View Of Marriage.
$50 PAGES AND 1ss ENGRAvRNGs.--Price
only TWENTY Five CENTS sent FREQ nf postage to all
maturity disclosing the secret foiiies of both
Of all ages cans!n- debility. nervousness d"press
ion of spirits palpttatoli Of the heart. suicidal I'm
aginings, inv ountary emissions, biushpgs. de feet
i've memory. indigestion and tasstude with confess
ions of thrilling interest," Of Bo riding School Miss
Collage Student. and A Young Married Lady, d. .
Sc. Itis truthful adviser TO the marred and those
son,smp,.1ins m ma.ri%ss wh" entertain M secret
scious of having hazarted the heith happiness, nd
privileges TO %nieh every human being is entit cd
YOUNG MEN who troublea with weak
ness generally caused by had habit IN yonth, the
effects ot which dizziness, pains, forgetfuness,
Of the back and lower cxtrerties, confusion Of
Ideas, loss of memory, with nselunchols, ntay he
TREATMENT.
We have recently devoted much of os.r time in
VISITING THE EUROPEAN H,SPIrA LIS, avail
the ourselves of the knowledge and researches of
ing m"st SIX iled Physicians . Surge in Europe
and the Continent Those who place themselves
under our care will pow have the full bese6 of the
mapr NEW AND pEFFICAClOuS REMEpiES which
we are enahed to i"eroducs into practice, and
the public may rtst assured of the same zeal ASST
duty, SECRECY and attention being paid to their
cases, which has so successfully distinguished us
ment Of professional Practice, Tor the past TvsHsrT
FAVE YEkkf. r
FFEscH FsNsLE PlLLs.-LHdies who wish for Mo
dicines, tho erHc"cy of viii, b has been tested IN
thousands Of Cases, und failed to eIeut apee,iy
cures without any bad results, will none hut pr
DeLancy's Feuiale Periodical Pills. The ousy pre-
caution necessary to be observed is,ladies should
not take them il tncy have believe they
are iii CERTAIN sIru TloNs tthe particulars Of which
will be found the wrapper accompanying each
boX though always safea ud healthy. gentle, yet
active they.
Price 5! per boy. They be rnaiIed to aLy par.
Of the United States r Ganaia. a.
TO TIE LADlES-Nh" need rnNFtpEsrIA1
edica adviser with regard tn any th".e interest
ing complaints ID which their arlIrittr ursaniEdtien
Fenders them lable, are particularly in Fited 10
suit us.
Ing '-EIEcTRo GAr.vkEIr PRnrEc - 1r mar
ried ladies whose hoath sIli not itdluit, Or " no
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tanned as %h"He. II Ia :" perfectly safe preventive
TO colc-ptI"n, and mas hecu extensively GseG during
tIy.l Inst Pri. r..tiu q "a
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P0MER0Y TELEGRAPH,


FRIDAY, ,.: a,ru ,sco
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S HIPPIN NEW S.
Port or New York, May II, 1854.

L CI4EAREO r
Ship Emerald Isle, Cornish Liverpoo-Tapscot Co.
Shin 8 Ely, Livingston, Lverpooi-Howland Frohing
Sss HES'9 so 20
s.r Bari TashssoS Ss,sm wsnas srsmsn7GJ Bscas
a b1.t PHrs 4
@ Snapa Hnsa
Brig ssnta Clara (Br), Jordan, Harbor Grace. &o-R
s ssSr H E,;s M.I E%el London-T Pqnhsn
schr Maria Hall, Bradford, Kingston, Ja-Metcaf Dun
sehr Putnam (Br), Robbins, St Kitts-smith Jones
sssr xss% N.e Ssn4 ss
schr Transport Ira Tilton. Hog fsand-Mss,er
ssSr Fs%ay paw: 'f Hass: sas% H''l.
schr L Drummond. Greer. Philadepha-Loper Kirk
schr Georgia. Backlin PhiladslphiaIMaster
s sssr GSr &C.,
schr Amelia, Lnnt. Newburyport- w Lewis 4 Co.
sssr K aHyrB ssss.
s sshr Mary Emms, Baxter iIIpyghsmIMss.sr s
ss sh John Kelsey Kelsey. Msrsfosa-M Rsstss .n'
s sIoSP
! 58s 5saIa ss7l lt ARRIVED. 49. 81 NJ Nt
Steamship Etna (Br? Kennedy Liverpool April 80 vie
dss
gers s,t to o., oslriG chs Co. p.,.,,..,.
tssH saHs. 81
bark aersis Rust Marsellss Feb 10, passed Gibraltar
ss Lay dBr 4SsTdssnS s.ssy Shields %
Brig Saxon (Br of St John, NIB, Boddie. Cadz, April T.
s. s,s Ss.. Billings River Gambia
eos of sss i dnSs RS s E"anc
Light winds and Gains; has been days Of Hateras
IS 20 ship Jacket IS days Liverpool
big Black Hawk sof Harsngon@, Cole Havana e
ter rlayy e. -. AN; y not bady damaged ,e,.
with sugar. to Parker. LIST inst OF Matanzas,
slS Mnron me r. unns
IL days, with sugar. Tucker Lrhtbourne the Gulf
boarded from US barks Amanda and Mystic all we'll
days, with Mi,1 sSSa. &C. pewo Mah'AnA
Brig d Leeds smith, Rockand, days
sGsr of Rockand) Norris st john NB II days.
schr Gienwood, Dicserson Newbern, sdays. sa
Schr W Vaughn. Clifford Yorktown. days. s@tE
Schr Brilliant, Norton, Ad olson. IL days. aaas .s
schr = Hadson. Linoofn Bah. / days. '.''' astea
sSr ses eMsr aqS essy: Il sss days.
schr Only Son, Johp;on, Gardner, days.
s sS 4pn strGnt MSschMss 70 dsys
schr Julia, Noyes. Hihsboro, 10 days n}aaG
sssr eS aeSs saa 1es fsaeE
s chr Sarah, Holden, Rockland, days aae fgsrag4
schr HsnsIey, Baker Boston for Albany
s sSSS seynoSs
eloop Harvest. Oorwin, Provdsnce, 2 dsya ..a
Steamer Ellen Terry sranspOri), Chaplin, Newbe,
Steamer Burden. Loper: Philadephia. ap
Steamer Cummings, Marshall. Philadelphia.
BELOW.
Ship Ironsides, Chase, from from Liverpool. March 80
One brig unknown. wttt.r Il
Wind at sunset 8. ,i4 ,,s,s x. st.t ss. 81
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ESuM0us-FRANcx.-OnT Thursday April "a, by the Rev.
Mr. L O. hanson, at the Embassy OF the United states
of America, in Paris, Le Baron Oro Oh LxpTRu1 Err
1uGm, Of Carlsruhe, Grand Duche de Bade, " EMMA,
HAY-BRysoS-On Thursday, May 8, at the residence
Of the BRIDES mother, by the Rev. Peter stryker WIZ
LIAM ADAMS HAY to Macy ELIZA, daughter o. the iate
James Bryson, Esq.
PEW-HoIHEs.-On Friday, February q, by the Rev.
Mr.. Floy, Mr.. WARREN PECK 70 Miss KATE Z. HOLMES,
both Of Port Chester, N. Y.
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BuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK.
a. ing Establishment II West Eleventh street. between
Firth and Sixth avenues Furniture stored and shipped
all parta Of the world Covered reno spa
cure W snd IRON We country. TpTpups stVred,
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, MAY fs lse2-TR1PLE SHEET


A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR GENTLEMEN
"a and their wives, obtain Board, with pleasant
100 East Twenty between Lexington
and Third The house all the modern improve
ments
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(NHEEsEMONGERs AND BACON FACTORS ia AMI
~ 4s2 Broadway-LlLLY BR0wER respectfully no
THY the public that account OF OF their
business they have removed from 20 Cedar and 5f Fulton
street TO the spacious building IA Broadway, where they
will continue to merit the patronage OF the public having
made arrangements for receiving daily the choicest diaries
of Butter Cheese &C, which will sell at the lowest
prices for cash. The Bacon and Hams OF curing
have been acknowledged by all who have tried them TO be
they found In this market
county Butter by the pail CORTLAND county Butter by the
rail- tub hrkn prices from To- IL and 20 cents pound
Hams 10 cents per pound. N8 MI4 .1WNE
LILLY BR6wER, ia and 49, Broadway, Proprietors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-13

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6years old, suitable for heavy price $l25 also
light Wagon, price SIS Apply $50 East Tenth street,
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