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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
ENGLISH, CLASSICAL & MATHEMATICAL
I 40 %CXE, (D%DE..a II ..

Yg MERE will be school opened, on the
4. First Monday in September, 1862, in
the house known as the Cedar Spring Ia
stitute. upon the following terms, viz;
Photography, Reading and writing,
per month, ..."".-.S2,tO
Cnglish Grmmar Arithmetic, Geog-
raphy, Philosophy, &cp.."...,.,..3,o0
Alsebra 4 Higher Mathematics, Latin
and Greek, ,..""..".......... w
Notwithstanding the pressure Of the
times, this school will commence its first
res sion, with prospects, In many respects,
Aighly fattering. 1t is the design Of the
Undersigned to make il a permanent school,
worthy Of the contider &C of its patrons. If
Sufficient patronage be obtained, there will
be an associate teacher employed in the
female department.
The location Of the school, about miles
Northward from Dallas, is healthy and in
every way suited to such an enterprise
BOARDING can be obtained at distances con-
snient to the Institute, for $1,000 per
iAonth, washing and lights included.
j. II. BISHOP, Principal.
June 14lS62-3s.tf>
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
From the t;an antonio Herald.
Of southern RICR North.

Mucn as has been Published III The South
relative ~ The treatment OF Southerners i'll
the NuY,n since tho way began, and as en-
lr,lvapuuL and Incredible ae sOme Of these
stat cmcntS may seem to.u highly rehne1
Ircuder, we are oatisted that Tor acts Of cru
Iclty aud deSpIcublc iucanness, the code Of
praco, would furnish Christian preccpts
Syhen cUmpanGd TO what has come under
Our own personal observation.
AS an Illustration we will give but one
instance That is the case o!B. Al. Henderson
ESQ, tormerly Sheriff OF Dallas county, Tex
as. In the year 1909 this gentleman came
| TO Denver city, Colorado IeTitoryi by his
niiahc manners and gcniiemaniy deport-
| ment, he won n host Of friends residing
there when the inouisitoriat spirit of wild
| tuna,iclsm passed uncontrolled over that
country, he was one among the first victlms
whose lite was sought to Gppease its hum
Ger. lie was arrested by order OF hoT.
| Gilipin about the 10Th OF last December,
confined with ball and chain in miserable
! >uarters. Night after might when the snow
rs Is near loot deep and the weather IN.
tauscly cold, was this POOR Old gray headed
,,au taken out Of prison BY U. ). othcers,
s.rnc of whom had Oft times bowed ut the
.sme holy sllar Of filth, hope and charity
nI,ieL even the ssu.i-barbarous races re-
,,,.c,; exposed TO the cold until frozen to
the knees, and repeatedly hung until lie
vac almost extinct, with view OF eNtort'
! ;nr from him the names OF the "Southern
inSvue." ltaying Jailed BY these processes
~ rruelty to extcrt from him the informs
ZION sought thus, at lsst they shot him thro'
rho head while asleep in bis prison.
His mangled and disfgured body I'M
washed and unc0fined was buried some
tv @ feet deep within tie beat OF the senti-
ne's at the tort 49,.
In his as in many other cases Of assasi-
nation that has marked the history oi mat
peoule since the vas began, the most siren
1Yeus effort Was used to prevent knoWI-
edge Of his death among the public
One Ct the Lieuts. lMr. BUELL. infoimea
Abe writer of tAis, of the circumstances
which ge have related, the locality ol the
lodre and the names Of officers who unless
.beT neriured themselves would suostantl-
ate bis abatement. This conversation 90
cprr,d in tie evening Immediately after
dress parade AID rss supposed oy Us pD'A
10 be made in the most secret iAaAnsr' Dc
fore norning this Lieut. was hlnscii
roruse. having died very suddenly during
the night How! God and themselves on
ly know. -,
,rers enabled TO find the body which was
exhur,cd and brought 10 Denver, city OF
come 6 900 inhabitants, and after lying IN
state three dsys in the most public position,
and visited by thousands, be was conveyed
bv he "souihern league to his quiet rest
ing place, among tire ancient and honora-
bic: and many Southern hand quietly
dropped an sgrgreea upon tAe magnificent
coffin that encassed The noble Hsn, who, in
spite Of bodily suffering, had even unto
d.aih. refused to reveal the names Of those
in League. W a. =
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
Gan Antonio, Sept, 4th, 'G2.

THE CossCRIPr LAw-The Petersburg
Express publishes the following pxplana-
ton, by Gen. Lee, of a feature Of the Con-
script Law, to which we have hitherto seen
no allusiou:
HEADQUARTERS, DEPARTMENT VA,
18th July, 1862.
SIR:--Gen. Lee directs me TO Gcknowl-
edge tn receipt Of your letter of the 18th
July, and to thank you for your congratu-
latiuns on the success Of our army.
With reference 10 the construction Of the
Conseript Law, by its express terms it sub
jeots all persons who may be over the age
OF 10 years at the. time Of any call for
troops made ny the President, TO service,
and persons attaining that age, at once be-
come subject to military duty.
Although the law contains no expression
IS to the charge Of persons in service upon
their attaining the age Of so yeers, Gen.
Lee is of opinion that such persons will be-
come entitled to their discharge upon reach
ing that age, and their places will be sup
piled BY others between is and 30 years.
an, cir, very respectfully.
Your ob't strv't.,
CHARLEs MARSHALL.
Major sn6 A. b. 9.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
AGminiStratOr,s Notice.

NETHEKEAS, Letters OF A miaistration
Nv wer granted to the undersigned, at
ne June Term of h. County Court per-
,t ming to estates in Parker county, a. D..
Is Z, on the estate Of Charles S. Landcrs,
ed, therefore, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against said estate, TO
qresent them, duly authenticated as requir-
Il b law, and those indebted to said es-
.ate, are regu, sted to make inn ediate pay
mcnt. ABEL LANDERS, Admir-.
Aup o3-6w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
LOST,

Y HAVE lost land certificate issued by
a S. Crosby, of the Gen. Land office, on the
tn day of January lS46, to Eli NJ. Jen.
ns, for 79I acres No. l2S-297, the same
/ ing an unlooated balance of head right
{ ,tificate No, 4, issued by the District
: Irt of Harrison County Texas, for $40
ae res of land, on the 9th of September lS4l,
j not found within sixty days from this
(, 10, will apply to the Commissioner OF
tn, General Land Office for duplicate.
Il. II. JENKINS. y
August I'd, 1SG2.--9w.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
ESTRAY NOTICES.
DALLAS COUNTY.

TAKEN UP by Jacob Knopfy, and es-
trayed before H. Lucas, j. p, one OK,
gears old, marked a swallow-fork in each
ear and under-bt in the left, branded on
ihe left hip B, red head and neck; apprais-
ed 10 $40. One OK, years old, brown and
Write pided, marked crop and split in the
ri sat ear, appraised to Sl5. One BROWN
0X, or I years old, marked with under
slope in the right and swallow-fork in the
lef,, appraised 10 Sic. One BRlNDLE OK
8 years old, marked crop and split in
the right and swsllow-fork in the left ear,
appraised to SIS. Given under my hand
iEs the 3rd Sept. 1862. II
EAKEN UP by ]. r. Lowery, and estray-
Ell before A. NJ. Lavender, j. P, one Brown
MARE, 7 years old, about l6a hands high,
s3praised to Sl00. One Grey pony MARE
Q Or years old, bald face, branded C on
The left shoulder, and has a colt, worth SIS.
One small bay FlLLY, 2 years old, with a
oob-tail, appraised toS50. One brown stud
yesrling colt, appraised to $50.
Filed January 10th 1862. IL
GEO. W. LAWS &C. C. D. C. ?.
By Jas 7, THOMAS, u. {.
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DIR. j. -. SAUNDERS, ,
Dallas TozaS,

JgNENDERS his professional services to
L his friends and the community gener-
lily. Has Medicine plenty to fill his own
prescriptions.
july T. 1862
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20

Charles Anderson, lstely'Of Texas, and
q brother Of the canting commander Of Fort
Sumpter, has been appointed Colonel Of the
New York 18th regiment He has just re-
turned from England, where he cudeavored
to take the stump against the South, but
vas deferred and discouraged ~ the in
tense feeling against the North, as We learn
from the Journal Of Commerce.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20

Three thousand guerrillas under Guam
trel. attacked large body Of Missouri
Militia. near Lexington, on the 18th. Kill
log 800 end capturing the balance, with
many a-rs siSres, &C., and the Yankee
commander Maj. L. Foster, was merisily
wounded.
Great Excitement at Lexington and Sc.
Iouis-Nany guerilla bands we're lowering
about within 10 OF - miles Of ST. Louis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
JOHNSON COUNTY.

rAKEN UP by John N. Rash, and posted
-eiore W. c. Mcgee, ]. p, for johnson
sonnty, one deep bay STALLION, 8 years
Sd, fourteen and ahalf hands high, both
hind f,e. white up to fetlocks, and star in
forehead, appraised to $40 by John II. All
lisOn aud Joseph Winter, Also, one sorre-
FIbLY, one year old, no white OF brand, ap-
rraised 10 $50 by John H. Allison and Jo-
r b Winter.
G. II. MAXEY, Clerk
Il Co. Ct..J. &c. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
GLORIOUS NEWS!
THE "lRNY OF THE POTOMAC" ROUTED!
OUR ARMY IN KENTUCKY.
GEN, KIRBY SMITH DEFEATS THE FEDE.
RAILS At RICHMOND, III.

Edy~Wo have just received NJ extra, con-
taining the following highly important and
cheering intelligence, brought by Capt NJ
j. BrinSou, of Tarrant County, just return
ed from Eastern Texas;
From the Henderson Timer, Extra, Sept. O.
We are endebtcl to Gel. James X. Arnold,
Of osNacogdochcs, tor II copy OF an extra OF The
Louisiana Democrat, oi sept. 9th, contain
ing the following dispatches, viz;
CHATTANOOGA, Sept g. Dispatches from
Gen. Kirby Smith from Richmond, ny, TO
Confederate Commander here, states: 1--WE
had three fights Oh the Both NJ this place,
the enemy completely routed. Cen Nelson
is wounded severely, and ten. Mlller Killed,
5000 prisoners taken, including Gen. Mason
aud staif with all the artillery, sInail arms,
wagons and quarte,masier stores, etc
Our loss was inconsidorable.
KNoxvILLE, Sept. j.--.leticrs from Gen'
Macelrath OF Gen. Smith division, report
Nelson's whole army captured, numbering
over l0U0Olncn. Our loss killed and wouh-
ded, 2No. The enemy y loss four TO tlve hun
dred. No enemy between this and LeNlng'
ton. The fight occurred Z miles south OF
Richmond, Ky,
Preston Smith, Of Tcnneessee, aud Gen,
Claiburns, oil Arkansas brigade, opened the
fight at2P. NJ. The enemy were rcintorc-
ed by Bull Nelson, from Lexington. Our
troops fought calamity. Kirby Smith led
the last charge in person,with hat in hand,
The eneny were totally roatcd attey the en-
eagement' with loss Of all their artillery
bat one gun. The Kentuckians in the Fed
eral army Joined our lines en- wasse,
Previous dispatches confirmed in all par.
;iculars. Gen. Miller Of the fcdcrals Xii ed.
GRoyEroN, Aug, 30>--lOP. M.--President
Davis: This army achieved to-day, on the
plains Of Manassas u signal victory over
the combined forces Of Gen. Mcclellan aud
Pope. On the 2StA and 29.h each wing an
der Gems. Lougstgeet and jackson rcpulned
with valor the attacks made upon them sep
erately. We mourn the loss Of our gallant
dead in every conflict, yet our gratitude to
the Almighty for His mercies rises each
day to Him, and to the yalor Of our troops
o nation gratitude is due.
[Signed. H. f. LIE
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20

i,atos oc Advertising.
Advertisements will bo inserted at ono dollar pcr
quare OF ten linrs OF Brewer typo, eight lincs oi
sOupare, for thu rst Insertion, and hity eunI- Tor
seh Insertion thereafter. 4 liberal discount rom
hesp raics to those who Nlyer,ee by tho year, Bnr'
mess cards II not mari than oae square, viii pe M
lsrtcd " go per annem,
RH- Announcements Of candidates for state or Dis
-lc officers or for tho Legislature, SlOi C0Gny on'
ges, So.
no. Personal articles, when admitted TO our coll
ymns will Ls charged double tho Advertising rates.
Do Advertisements, thu publication OF which !.
,quir-d hy law, must be paid for III rdyaneei anu
10 Work on delivery, This rulo Will In future be
ricffg adhered n.
RS- Advertisements not marked With the number
rin.ertions, will be continued until ot-drwiSe di.
,ctol ar at the discretion Of tho Publishers, and
larsei accordingly.
Nb- An communications of u business nature hGst
4 addressed 10 the Publishers,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20

Richmond, % JaiIes from Ls1iagton, 10
noW cOcuT.cd by quo retslE.
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7, a T e IF .


The following telegram just arrived from
Gen. Lee. The enemy attacked the left wing
under Jackson, on Thursday and was re-
pulsed Ny right wing under Lonestreet
was repulsed on Saturday. ! attacked him
with my combined armies, and entirely
routed the forces OF Mcclellan and Pope,
ON the plains Of Manassas.
[Signed.] r. H. AEh,
General Commanding,
p. Seen, Lee is pursuing the enemy.
SAML COOPER, Adjt Genl.
AUGUSTA, Sep. Richmond papers state
our troops took 600 prisoners at Manassas,
on the first days fgS. On Saturday the
enemy was routed, Our troops are pursu'
ing them
Gems. Ewell and Trimble dangerously
wounded. Gen. Ta!iaicrry slightly, large
numbers OF stores and prisoners captured.
Latest dispatches report Gems. Mcclellan
and Pope, mOrtally wounded, Gen. Sickies
is killed.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-09-20
TERMS OF
THD ALIAS HER AID 4.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
ONE COPY, six months lin advanced 81 ~.
TEN Copies $40 90
.latcu M Advertisinr.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
NANTED-An intelligent. moral young Wan,

w ~ years Of ege. who would se TO acquire tie at Of
Mechanical Dentistry. and Assist in the Laboratory or u
de.rous Obtain thorough knowledge &C tie pros Ion
for his service hear OF GOOD opportunity, BY eddfess
ing Dr. EDWARDS. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
6iationerp arlo 5antp GOODS.
~ FJYHE PEN is MIGHTIER THAN 1hD
SWORD" ,rua
TaE GOLD PEN-IHE BEST OF ALL PENS
,ORTON,S GOLD PENS

MOTIONS GOLD ICtS''
n .oi. Of @ nf N. following In eesh or po,s
.pn. the .uhscribsr sn seDd by return mail " a,d,,o
directed. Gold Pen On fens 'e'''""S '
noIn PENS. WITHOUT CASES Pan,
ror 2 cents The Magic PEN for M een Is cents the Ees.ai
Pen and for 81, the Excelsior 1csas fsa
The sizes Nos . - S'ssiiiyFR-PLATED 4 EXTENSION
TIE SAME PtSs oasEs $ SsIrR wIrH PENCILS, p.,
For so cents the Magic Pen; iSI ~, % a tho Elegant PEN
for J. .hs - shs Excelsior Pen These ore. are M
,ood writing Gold Pens with aoo.h sro,. Of The bs
stss Pens. "a Merton. Number and "Quslity' are
De o the following Pens and the Points are wsrsntsi
M ~, month. sxcep, ssep't accident The numbers nd,
cse 1s only: No being ne .nss s9. no "a Ne. n ~,
,,sest Mammoth Gold Peo for the desk Long aud neeum
Nibs Of all sze. and qualities Shot Mo, o. No' ana
lies 0' 's &c GOLD Id PENS WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents No Pen, lst quality OF MOI rem %
For ~, mo Pen ls quality, No. Pen I'd quality
OF For rs Is ss No 5Pes s quality or sNo APsn % quail
3 So No. Pen ii quality or No. Pen I'd quail
For ii IS No Pen. 1T quality. No. ePen 2dquAsy
Tsg ~ shME ri &c COLI b' PENS n SILVER EXTENSION
Ii" ''''' CASES WITH PESCILs
For 81 80 tNo Pen let quAty, or Nos Pen 90 9nsy'
For 81 IS mo aPtn 1t qualify No ren "a quail
ty or a 40. 4 Pen, 3D. qusly. ., .,,,-
For 50 No. PEN ss qaaly. or mo Pen' ID quality
For 81 50 No Pea let quality, crsNo.s Pen, 'dgu.li
For 80 No Pea, ist quality No. ePen I'd quality
For 80 20 No. Pen LIST onelity - ,,,,, ,,o,,,,rrn
GOLD PENS ALL i,t QUALITY IN SILVER h-MoONiho
DESK-HOLDERS.
For So No. Zen; Tor 81 rs sEo. 5Psni Tor ~ ia
No. & Pea; For 80 so No Pen. .ry
For S4sNo. Pen; for s5sNo. sPepi and for *osN0
lO Pen. .,,,.-
The st Quality pointed with the very best lride'nn
Point carefully selected sod OF this quality are 'oi
with the slightest mperiocon which skb and the eosos'
scrutiny detect n -, !. ht,,
The I'd Quality he intends shall equa in respect TO Du'
rshfy Elasticity and Cood Wriilng Qualities the only IHo
eopsi eraiionsl any Gold Pens made elsewhere. -
In regard the Chesp Gold Pens he bess leave 10 say th
previop, to operating his New and Patented Mschpe' hs
could not have made Good Writing and Durable Pent of
Ire prIce had tho Gold been fnrnishsd gstutousy. -
P1rfici ordSrtn0 all sri,G.cei tpeeyg INC " Nu"
be, a,d Qualify Of the PtHs oassd aud be particular
70 dseribe me k.ns of Peni they prge-toaesho 'W or
limbey. coarse ~ Jfss. . l., A.,
r,- For sails by all dealers in the line throughout the
country. ,,o,uo,
No rs Maiden Lane. New-Yort-
Apy one sending single letter possmp viii receive cir
euler with the engraving. above referred TO-
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
INTANTED-A WARDEN for the Ferguson

w vile Boarding Academy Must be practically acquainted
with school management also Chri.iinD and g:rtemsn
Fair salary given Apply personally II possible t May T.
between and O'Clock, al HOWE tEARrs No 20
Bowery. JAMES OLIVER
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Ueocina Gar0s, &f.

AT WM. EVERDELLs sSONS-WEDDING
N CARDS-These celebrated Engraved Cards sold only
at No. lti Frlton-st, N. Y. Establishedlsl3.
Z II. JOHNSTON & Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
~ Wedding and Visiting Cards. &C.. latest styles; s9ea
linen, by nail Also Watches, JeweIy. Silver Ware sad
Plsted Ware Of the best qualities and ct low prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Real Gstats, for Sale.
TWO-sTORY and ATTIC HOUSE u;,,

A PLEASANT PLACE, in New-Canaan, Conn.
~ House. Barn. ETC. (nevl. with two fruit tees
fDs garden wells besutlfu location IL sdjous
wanted viii be SOLD low Call al No. $50 Fulton-s Brecs
lyn. Piano Rooms.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Mem 3cnblifdiioIe.

I'VE POPULAR NEW BOOKS
l. 1syNos LITE AND LBTTEas
sunnysi6s Edition- VI %
Ru,a. Edition Of UNDERGRADUATES"
Iqhe famous Business Ronanoe)
T2mo. 81 Is
esysntb EDITION Of ST. IBGEh
By the same author
Fourth Edition Of BAYARD TAYLOR'S
HOME AND ABROAD tNEW VOLUMEh
With Pislss amo 6l2a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Mcoitn!.
MAYORS Of the GREAT CITIES.

NJ AfoRS Oh Tue 'A
Wa N, una,f,snsd MAson,, hereby certify thai th
In.,b.eaies and Physicians Of Our several c''
..a aoepu.n, Of assurance TO Us tha. the Remsdie
D., }. O. AVER L Co, Of Lowell AYERS sARsA
,p,t1A PILLS, AGUE CURE and CHERRY PEG
Oral, Rave been found 70 be medicines OF great eIce
ncs. and worthy the confidence Of the cemursit,.
HON. JAMES COOK,
Mayor Of Lowell.
hon. ALBIN BEARD,
Mayor Of Ns,hus, n. II.
HON Z. W. HARRINGTON.
Mayor Of Msnshe'tes, N. H.
HON JOHN ABBOTT.
Mayor Of Concord N. II.
HON. A. Il BULLOCK,
Mayor Of Worcester, Mas
HON NATHANIEL sILsBEE,
Mayor OF Salem, Ma"
HON. y. W. LINCOLN,
Msyorsf Boston, Mass
HON. wM H. RoDMAN.
Mayor ofPrO'ldonce, r. I.
HON. AMOS w. PRENTICE.
Mayor of Norwich, Conn.
HON. J. R HARRIS.
Mayor Of fNew.Londsn. Conn.
HON. CHARLES s. RoDIER,
Mayor Of Montreal, c. z.
HON. D. ?. TIEMANN,
Mayor OfN.w.Yort City.
HON. r. N. BISHOP,
Mayor Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
BON. L IL CRAWFORD,
Mayor Of Louisville *.
HON. JAMES W. NORTH,
Mayor Of fAugu'la, Maine
HON. WILLARD NYE,
Mayor Of Eew.Bediord, Mas.
HON }. c. BLAIsDELL,
Mayor OfFsll River, Mas
HON W. n. cRANsToN,
Mayor of Newport, II l.
HON FRED sTAHL,
Mayor Of Gslsns, III.
HON. JOHN HoDGDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque Iowa
HON r. D. BAUGH,
Mayor ofM.mphl', Tsrn.
Ron HEAAN L. PAGE,
Mayor ofnlwsukoe, Wi'.
HON. JOHN C. HAEEs.
Mayor of Chicago, III.
HON A. }. NOBLE.
Mayer Of Montgomery, AS.
HON W. g. HoLYeAD,
Mayor ofColombus Ga
HON THOMAS FRENCH.
Mayor Of Burlington, lows
HON GERARD sTrrH.
a.yss Of Ns~'orlsAn'-
HON. 4. B. ,BRowNLEE,
Mayor Of TOod', o.
HON c. H. BULL.
Mayor Of Detroit Mich.
C.rt,, th,. the resident Druggist, have assured them
Certify that the resident DrusI',s have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS SARSAPARILI.A
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
AYERS SARSAPARILLA
q al srs.len, remedy. and worthy the confidence OF ii
Community.
. an excellent remedy and worthy the confidence Of u
Community.
an excellent remedy and wsthy the oonsdsnes OF Il
tommuuNy
q an excellent reuedy and worthy the confidence OF n
Community.
AYERS SARSAPARILL.A
FOR SPRING DISEASES
FOR PURIFYING TIE BLOOD.
TOR scRoFULA OR KINGS EVIL,
FOR TUMORs, ULCERS, AND SORES.
FOR ERUPTIoNS AND PIMPLES.
FOR BLoTCHEs, BLAINs. AND BoI.s.
FOR ST. fANTHoNs FIRE. ROSE. OR ER'
sIPLAs,
FOR TETTER OR SALT RHEUn.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24
Board an0 Rooms.

DOARDING.-A second.ssory front ROOM,
I'D with Bedroom Communicating, snd Pantry, 70 hhNi'
with Board to family, at No IL North MooresL
DOkRDING.-TwO PARLORS, furnished
4 with Piano to RENT, with BOARD TO Family or
Of single men, at No Carroiplacc cor b!eocA'
erst. sid Amity place.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

Any one rendnss single letter poststsmp will receive cir
euler with the engraving. above TeierIedto.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-24

VRON-CLAD STEAMERS have Knocked ciis,i. w
the psves the world into utter & cor ~ Cba,sh and
s, la, ,bs Heaven ides viii soon be reahIed hehoe
fsrh aenp, 10 suberdiose Physical sc,nes 10
a. ne hordbls AZ expensive than any hitherto 1omPS,
rbS; 70 rsy second hddle to Supernaurasm ana yoo
~ smonos / shsl remove ifom No 80 Nesssust' 70
No "a Apo on the Ia, of May There shin continue 70
.AhSb nx 5i,royeiss IN Heaven, ,"tea1alon made IOLl
- "hseystory buii By FOURIER. COMrE, and fEUS ~
Each Hence eha send ferh tbs WI iDss 81 TAiSL; va
EonFRT TAYLOR There shall fuTnish those Proofs OF
The ineficscy OF nioIali.In-ROUSSEAU CONFhSSIoNS
BOCCACCIUS DECAMEROE, and the LlbhAh1 ",
sf suction cost NALNlN ohA'OnAi''
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