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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

! The .CoNscRIPT1oN AND REBELLION. IN
s 7PoLAND.-The New York Commercial gives,
the following explanation of the rebellious
outbreak. in. Poland against the Russian au-
thorities - .-s- 81 ..e-esy IA booss 4l,s,-e
"fhe Immediate incentive to the outbreak
was a rigid and cruel enforcement of new
conscription law. The quota of Warsaw, for
example,, was about 12,oo0-an immense
number for city of its population. The
mode of enforcing itreminds one of the meth-
DDS formerly resorted to by the Scotch High
landers for catching game Armsd men
formed a circle, which enclosed section of.
country, and gradually contracted its limits,
driving the wild animals to the centre, where
they were killed. At Warsaw no young man
was informed that the lot had fallen upon
him; but after the conscnption had taken
place, tho gates were closed and egress for
hidden, while hordes of Cossaeks broke loose
in the streets in search of their prey. With
all these precautions, however, 10000 of the
II, 600 could not be caught having previous
ly sought shelter in the forests and fens.-
These men are now armed with the formida-
BILE scythes and spears which made such hav-
oc in5the Russian ranks thirty years ago" s'
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
Medical Notice.
DIE. H. sd L.s WERSTER

YEToyLl he has located in The village
w of Rayeuna for the pnvppse of practiciug hedi-
cine Having regularly studied the :. Old School
system OF practice and for lbs last ten had quite
perzeuce IN the homeopathic and HydropAhic
modes of hatters himself thst he is able
select the rational and efectua medicinal agents
for the relief of the sick - -
Parsicuaf afention paid 10 the treatment of Dphths
rla40id Chronic Diseases. Female Complaints &c.
Ofice--Tn The Pienix Block, over Robinson, Kirg &
Cos Bank. ~
Rssidence--In the house lately occupied by Rev. a..
B. Green. Cedar aud Sycamore stFeets. i4
Ravennay Nov TO- 1862. 12-iy - ,! " s,s. -.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22

It is an old proverb that :" boys win be
beys.' What pity 'tisn't equally true that
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
The New Policy as to Negroes Ans
nOunced.
]. Especial Dispatch to the N Y Fribuuel 2

lopecldl OtspiNcfi ItlDuue
HELENA, Ark, Monday, April 6. 1868.
Adit-Gen. Thomas arrived here to-day
from Washington with full authority and for
the purpose of organizing The negroes into
regiments and arming them for service against
the Rebels from Cairo to Vicksburg Those
Iawho are unfit for military duty are to be set
to work on the abandoned plantations, and the
black troops will be used largely to protect
the navigation and commerce of the river to
fight under white officers against guerrillas,
ami to protect themselves and their own
fields and crops from che depredations of the
enemy. --,-= s.
At Memphis Gen. Thomas authorized the
organization of light batteries of artillerists
of black men, and will have the Notifications
at this post manned by them. This after
noon the whole army at this place was called
out to hear Gen. Thomas set forth this new
policy of the Government. Seven thousand
soldiers were present at the meeting at Fort
Curtis, and received the announcement with
great satisfaction and applause. Gen. Thorn
as also ineulcatcd kindness and humanity to
the blacks, and said they were capable of ma
king good soldiers. 'H- i
He said he was brought up in the South,
among slaves, but he was now in favor of
treating, them as free men and entitled to the
rights of men. He informed the officers of
the army that no one would be permitted to
oppose or in any way interfere with this poli-
cy. Any disobedience of orders in regard to
! it would meet with prompt dismissal from
the service. His speech was received. with
rapturous applause.
I Gems Prentiss, Washburn and A. p Ho-
vey, the Hon. Mr. Mitchell of Indiana, Coils.
Cameron, Gill. Bussey, and Capt. Cameron
followed in able speeches, fully indorsing this
policy, and the immense audience of soldiers
uncovered their heads aud gave cheer after
cheer in rapturons approval of all that had
been said. Th-re is no news of Importance
from below. Gen. Thomas goes on to Vicks-
burg to inaugurate the new policy there.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
gor:tt;ai'!9e 90, gle,t1oerat.
RAvENha, OHIO.

wednesday,-4..............AprIi as, 1868.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
,7-octaye Pianos

49,
cases. frames, ana over 'siruue oas OF
sfiferent mskrrs for & :60 with carved legs, Sis
sls5 aud S2oa; do pearl keys, $50 aud 800: new
are fully warranIed. the greatest bargains tina,
can be found in Second dhsnd Pianos at SIS, 40,
go. GO. Is IaO. l25. lao, $50.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
rHE taoRAoE WATERS rIELoDEONs.

Rosewood Cases the Equal Tempetanse with
the Patent isided Swell and Solo Stop, from
$50 TO s2a0 Organ Harmouiums with Pedal Rass $3.50,
se75, and SS9a hse HaFmeniuus. S40 $50. $50, and
Si00. These Nelodeons remain in tune long tine-
Each Aeodeon warranted tor three years.
3 h-1- liberal discount Ciergymen. Churches. Sab
bath Schools Lodges, Seminaries and Teachers. The
Trade supplied on the most liberal terms.
: HOR ACE WATERS. Ag't.
iSi Broadway, New York.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-04-22
e g. P. BROWN

Attorney and Counsellor Law, Ravenna, Portage
County. OHIO. Office in Phenix Block, Main Street,
{seeond hoorl over the Banking House of Robinson,
King & Go.
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o. Aes,PAYIOR.

ss aJ l. & H. C. RANNEY. -
Attorneysat Law. ofeea one door West of the Bank.
Ravenna, Ohio nuv7-ly
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. thou, o Sod, excite 4 high.''
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
REY. 6YAMp.1

REV. s7AMP. -. 49, "~...- :,
& TATE OF MINNESOTA, sTEAESs COIN:
!! 7Y, DISTRICT COURT, 41l JuulclA4 DISTRICT. :
against ! ~ ! o., : a.,: 5 ;
Hannah Rumble. Defendant a., .ErE.5. =, -; =
Tho State Of Minnesota: - - t.'r i..,i4 :,
To Hannah Rumble; the defendant, aooyo 4
named; You are hereby summoned .aad re-
quIied to answer the con,pl ant in this action !.
which has been duly fled in the Of6ee Of tho ,
Clerk Of this Court, in St.. Cloud, Stearns ), -
County, Minnesota, on the gath day Of Jauu:.~
ary, A. D: 1853, and to :sarve q copy o, yo;l: -
answer othe said complaint on the subscribe. ,
c a ~ gsS N 1: =. G'osa at ting Banking g:
within twenty days. after ths. seryice thcreol.,
exclusive of the day of such ssrvics. Mad Il Ii
YOU fail - answer tho said complaints ,vitAi,v
the time aforesaid, the Plaintiff in thi, dctior. ~
Mill apply e the Court tor tho relief lemai,d I'D =.
IN the complaint. afe:, s: 3. Kinney, c.-.
= !. .&.t Pain,ifFs Att2rl., y;,st4s
Dated st. Cloud. Ian "4t!,, 1863. ''''-'
uArl2-Uw
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
nents Vas responded to ibyZ: II. Morse,

ments was responded to by ~ II. Morse,
Esq. i
Afters vote Of thanks to the PRECEDENT
Of the evening for the graceful and dig
ni6ed manner in which be had presided
a song by Capt. Wilson, and toast to
the health and long life Of Mr. Silsby, at
half past two o'clock, tue meeting dispers.
ed, we'll pleased and in good humor.
We will venture the assertion that 4
more pleasant, better conducted affair Of
the kind has seldom been gotten up at any
place. A great portion of the credit is
due the Committee Of Arrangements, and
especially its energetic chairman, p. G.
Ransom, Esq. Mr.. Silsby's supper was
fully up to the requirements Of the occa.
sion, and better could not have been de-
sired, either in quantity or quality. The
Brass Band gathered fresh laurels for the
excellent manner in Which it performed
the national airs, besides great variety Of
other fne pieces. Contrary to some ex-
pectations, there was no boisterousness nor
tho slightest evidence of rowdyism. But
there was good, jovial hilarity aud unity
Of feeling which made the evening pass
agreeably to all. .... :.
In fact, it was an occasion to be remem-
bered with the greatest pleasure; and in
succeeding years, long after this road shall
have been finished, when the millions of
bushels Of grain and immense quantities
Of stock Of Northern Minnesota shall be
pouring through St. Cloud, over the Rail-
road to Lake Superior, aud from thence to
the great markets Of the East-vhen the
bound!ess resources Of this portion of the
State are being developed by the strong
arms and quick brains of its people and the
advantages Of transportation, at a rate
that we can now scarce conceive of-tLen
will those present at this supper take their
children aud their children's children on
their knee, and with sparkling eyes tell Of
the celebration Of the beginning of the
great work sine, consummatcd.- the
day of consummation is not far off,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE WHERE
~ AS default having been made in the condi-
tons of q certain .indcnture of mortgage con
tanning apower of; sale and covenants of. GEM
eral Tarrspty, made by George W. Thompson
and Deborah S. Thompson. his wife, rs mort
ga sors, to Gurden H. Edgerton AS mortpa
to secure the payment Of Eight Hundred dol
lars and interest according to the conditions
Of certain pron'issory note in lid mortgage
described, ~.
Said mortgage bears datc the first day Of
March A. d. 1883, and was filed for record in
the Office of the Register of Deeds in and for
the county Of Eenton, in the then Territory,
now State of Minnesota, on the 10th; day Of
March,, A. D. 1858 al, o'clock A. NJ, and
was duly recorded in book ''B" Of mortgages
pages l56 & Isl Of the records Of said Office.
The premises conveyed and effected by said
mortgage are described as follows, to wit All
those tracts or parcels of land lying and being
in Benton county, and then Territory, now
State Of Minnesota and described % follows,
to Wit The Southwest quarter of tho North
east quarter and tho Northwest quarter of
the Southeast quarter Of section number
eight (e) of town thirty EIGHT 1857 north Of
range twenty -seven west containing eighty
acres more or less, with all the appurtenances
and hereditaments thereto belonging.
Said Gurden II. Edgerton, mortgage, hav-
ing on or about the day Of June A. D. 1860,
having deceased, tl<-Xndersigued, Apollos C.
Edgerton and Charles A. Edgerton. have been
duly appointed and qualified and now are, the
executors Of the last will and testament and
Of the estate Of said Gurden H. Edgerton now
deceased. r:..as:' -.
Default having been made Of the payment
OF tho money secured by said mortgage ac-
cordlng to the terms thereof. the amount now
claimed to be due, and which is actually due on
said mortgage at the date ofthis notice is the
sum Of Eleven Hundred and ninety three and
7S-l00 dollars ($ll9378): and no suit nor
other proceedings at law or otherwise havinr
been had or commenced, to recover the money
secured BY said mortgage. nor any part there
Of and said power Of sale having become 3D.
erative- = = - -..a",~: .TE'
Notice. is hereby given that by virtue Of.
and in pursuance Of said power Of sale, and
OF the statute in such case made and provided. :.
said mortgaged premises will be sold to me
highest bidder for cash ut public ven,luo at
the front door Of the office Of tho Re9ister of
Deeds, IN the town of Sank Rapids in said co,in-
ty OF Benton, on Saturday, the I'd day If Nav.
"A. u. 1868, at o'clock r: NJ; to satisfy or to
apply on the amount due on said MORTGAGE
and the costs and expenses allowed BY law. S:s1
Dated March 10Th, 1858. "'r :.
-" - .ApobL0s C. EDGERrON, and 7
=. -, CHARLES 4. EDGErTON,
-, Exr' IT said Mortgagee
". X. C.sro>, A,,o1Avv tor SAID executors,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
MORTGAGE SALE.

Name of Mortgagor-Elias Brundake$ IA
Name of Mort William D. Babbitt.
Date of Mort gage-May 3rd~ 1858. c*4~
When and where recorded-In the Of6cc' St
Register of Deeds for the County of Morrison
at the town Of Little Falls, Minnesota, on the
4th day of May 1858, in Book "A" pages lSt
4 1877. ~. r. j.. a Il ii + - n
Descriptions Of Mortgaged premises
" I'VE Feet by one hundred and hft5 on the
South Side Of Lot three (3) in Block eighteen
Cl8)' in the Town Of Little Fails County ef
Morrison and State Of Minnesota) as surveyed
and plated by s. N. Putnam H>'..4~'
Mortgage on the seventeenth day Of March
1852, was duly assigned by said Mortgage TO
George B: Stone and said assignment vas duly
recorded in tho Office Of Register Of Deed. fof
the said County Of Morrison on tho 9th day Of
April A. D. 1862 -...- :: !,
Amount claimed to be unpaid and due OF
said mortgage At the date Of this notice, Thrce
hundred and sixty Dollars (Ss6o.oo) principal
and interest. ; ii.
Whereas default has been made IN the con-,
ditions Of the above described mortgage, by
the failure Of, the said mortgagor TO- pay said
sum OF money due thereon and fully payable,
whereby the power Of sale thersin contained
has become operative, andre Pruceedings hav-
ing been had at law or otherwise for the recov-,
cry Of any part Of the sum thereby secured to
DO paid. s...,-
Now, therefore notice is hereby given that
by virtue Of said power of sale and p:,rs,.ane r.
statute, said mortgage. will be forecio,etty 4
sale Of said mortgaged lands and premises At
rublic auction, TO the highest cash bidder st
the Front door Of the Court House il Little
Falls. on Tuesday the 7th day Of April, 4. y.
1863, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, 10 sal.
isfy the amount that will then be ;lue OF, said
mortgage with DISBURSEMENTS and costa hy law
allowed. GEORGE r. STONE -.
febl9-6w Assirntt a. ,s:,r;,. ~.
JAS. F. BRADLEY, Atty. for Assignee, >, ..'.-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
LOCAL NEWS

~ EXTRA CoPlEs.--Extra copies of this
week DEMOCRAT, containing full report Of
the Railroad supper, can be had either with or
without wrappers, at the Book Store, Post OF.
fee and this office.
RElEAsED.-By letter received from Will
kinkead-in type, but crowded out-wearc
gratified to learn thai, with the other FIVE boys
ofthe Second Minnesota Battery captured by
guerillas, On account of which we published, he
has been paroled and is.now in Baltimore.
D1scoNr1SuED.-The Land Office at Otter
Tail has been discontinued and the business
transferred to the Office at this place. The
unsettled state Of Indian Affairs was the cause
Of this.
To TAKE CoMNAxp.-We learn that Mai,
Camp, Of the 9Th regiment is to proceed to
Sank Centre in few days and take command
Of that post. A good man for the place.
The RlvEs.-Thc ice in the river is yet firm;
four-horse coaches crossing without danger.
When it will move is uncertain. 1t will not be
soon unless we should have heavy rains.
GONE EAsr.--J. Fl. Denton. chief salesman
in the establishment of J. G. g. II. C. Bur
bank & Co., at This place, started east on
Wednesday morning to purchase the spring
stock of goods for this branch Of the firm
}. K. Bennett: left on last Thursday to make
his spring purchases.
WEATHER, &c:-On Saturday evning we were
visited with heavy thunder and tightening that
was perfectly blinding-the first Of the season
accompanied BY rain storm Of the most ap-
proved spring style This takes away almos,
all the snow. and only. small patches" can
DC found here and there: Under the influence
OF bright SUNS and warm fresh winds, the
streets in town are quite dry aud the roads in
the country improving. The frost is coming
out Of the ground so rapidly that farmers ex-
pect TO commence ploughing within week.
BREvlrrEs.- We regret to learn that his
Honor Mayor Evans is quite in....... Capt.
lnman Of Co. D: 4th regiment, " no was chosen
Chaplain Of the LIST regiment NJ. NJ. r., having
been unable to procure the necessary transfer,
lett town yesterday morning to rejoin his com.
pany, now at Vicksburg. The mail for
Fort Abercrombie will hereafter leave Tues.
day and Friday mornings -. :. .Flocks of wild
geese are flying northward.
Edmund Rice, President of the Minnesota
and Pacific Railroad, starte for Europe to dav
in order to get aid for the railroads Of our
state: Mr.. Rice takes a number Of documents
with him, showing the immense undeveloped
resources OF our young State, needing only
railroad connections with the East. and with
Lake Superior, to deyelope, and thus enrich
the country and the roads tributary to it.-St
Paul Press Of Tuesday.
A letter was received on the morning after
the Railrosd Supper by Judge Hamlin, from
Mr.. Rice, giving the substance Of the above a.
his reason for not being able to accept the in
vitation to be present.
Fremont MILLS FLouR AND FEED SroRr.-
ormily -four, (sprine and winter Swheat) bran
meal, &c.. kept on hand, At 'wareroom on St.
German street. The highest cash price paid
Fa wheat. ,r... G. H. H. BAKER.
Il ~4i ',ra .,:-<.. ia:, marc his 3mN ?.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

EsTRAY.-Taken up by the undersigned,
IL on his promises in st. Joseph, in tho
month Of September, 1862. TWO COWS,
about seven years old one Of red color, and
the other red color and white spotted. The
owner is requested to pay charges and take
them away. PETER. LOSO.
Dated St. Joseph, March 10th 1853.
mar28-4wD
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
10k KEGS OF NAILS AND SPIKES.
lLc 80 boxes assorted Window Glass

* KEGS OF NAILS, AND SPIKES. q
~ 30 boxes assorted Window Glass r.
10 gross pit TASKS casks Prunes y
casks Currants 2 cases Nutmegs
- 2O:matts Cassia so cans Mustard
RIO bags Whole Pepper and Pimento
~ 4 cans English and French Mustard
- SO bbls Vinegar s=
20 boxes Rabbits Pure Saleratus,
'"4'' 20 coils assorted Manila Cordaee.
Is dozen Bed Cords
Is boxes >Vermiceli and Maccaroni
20 boxes Starch .,.r..
10 dozen 2 and Hoped Pals
70, dozen assorted Tubs
900 boxes G. D.. Capsi--an Ely's Aud
Cokc's water. - : >.-5
. $50 lbs Bar Lead 80 sncks shot
j. G. + IT, G. BNRB1NK + CO. 4
~ osr"'asn It,, st. t9oud. Mum
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

IN BOXES SALERATUS. ~'>
w 10 Boxes Starch, Pearl and Corn, at
j. c. T. H.. G! BURBANK 4 co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
: FINAL; lN0TlcE..i

Notice is hereby given 60 owners Of unoon-
tested lots lying within the corporate ontry Of
Saint Cloud, on Whicir,ths assessment fenain
unpaid; thatths ,imefo paying SUCH assess
mcnts and .soeiving deeds thsrefor 'hass bssn
meh5-tapl ,uh~A - = a. Is. CURRF,s
St. Cloua, March 81, 1868. i; 4 Recorder.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
. N OF T. c. Il
TO Claimants Of Lots in tho In
corporate Town Of st. Cloud.

-. r2 -
Atn meeting Of tho Town Council Of s..
Cloud, held January 23d 1869, The following
resolution:was saopted: s'3s IN " ~
Resolrsd, That the Recorder be requested H.
publish in the official paper Of the town, a list
Of all the uucontssted lots, blocks and frac-
tioual lots and blocks. within tic corporate
entry Of the town of st. Cloud on which the as
sessments; remain unpaid, together With the
name of the claimants and the amount Of the
assessment thereon; and further, that tho Ro-
corder append, or pre6x;a notice to suid fist.
to the effect that said claimants have turtle:
time granted them, to the FIRST day Of March,
1868, and no longer, wherein to pay the said
assessments, and. receive deeds for their ~
spcctive lots Or interefts. J."
In accordance with the above resolution,
append list Of said Encountered lots, and
fereby, notify AL psrsons Interested that Is tho
assessments on same are not paid On or Le1ore
| the LIST day Of March, A. D. 1863. ths slid lots,
| blocks and fractional lots and blocks, will be
sold by the Town Marshal, in accordance i,h
tho provisions Of the town charter, approved
! March 9th, 1852. 49, -; !
| LIST or UECoxTEsTEp LOTS ON WHICH AssEes-
! NENTs REMAIN UNPAID.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

100 BBLs. COMMON, BOURBON AMI
lUO Rye Whisky.
pipes Holland Gin.
lido French Brandy, at
j. c. l. H. c. BURB INK f. co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
TX BBLS. CARBON OIL.
~ do Kerosene Oil.
10 do Burning Fluid, at
II. c. i II. C. BURRNK j. co.

o., ASSORTED TOBACCO-COMPRIS1NG
~ all the favorite brands, at
D. G. 4 H.. c. BURBANK D. co.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26

ricultural districts of the Northwest. 70
our many friends, not forgetting our Rep
resentatives in our last Legislature, we owe
much. While we have been prosecuting
our enterprise, We, Of course, had an eve
to our pecuniary interests and if, as it no
doubt has to some extent been beneficial
to the State at large, and especially the
Northwest, the knowledge Of the fact is
. soo5ce Of extreme qualification, and made
doubly 20, in having our endeavors noticed
in such aatsering terms, as thus publicly
amounted I'm the sentiments contained in
the toast just read. I regret that circum.
stances have rendered it necessary for the
junior partner Of the firm to respond to the
compliment just paid it. .-,r
Of one thing however, wish 10 assure
JON, chat in Ill our epdeavors to advance
the ,eomme4oial interests Of our State, and
enhance our own, We have always received
tho hearty cooperation Of ito citizens, it's
Legislation, and our Representatives in
Congress- To these, and to the energies
and kindness Of the lamented Sir George
Simpson, Governor Of Prince Rupert's
Land, our hrm owe moro than it is posi-.
BIC for me to express in words As the
dlmoulties We experienced. and tho i'm
mense outlay Of money necessary to con.
summate tho project Of opening -up tho
Rcd River Of the North to steam navi-
cation, are familiar with Won ali, IL
will beunnecessary for me to refer to them. !;
f''zther than to cay, that thu 6r.t boat wo
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1863-03-26
J. c. l. II. G. BURBANK e. CO.'S COLUMN.
THE WINTER CAMPAIGN HAS JUST COMMENCED!
~ e IA DIES:

THE LADIES ~~ ~, 49,.
Gag @ from ss s.ns e. % ;ss ss collections
T. Gs.s:;s s. 8; e.; s''' % * =:
W. "'" especially 'a "ao" for ID.
-. SIS ~>
po,ss: %s;u:e eis; s'r s sas cass
s'f 1spsss f sn s:?:e .a.
c1o Ladies' Vests Bamora, French Rudng and
Our Staple eoundago good Of
Masln. bro. bid Flannel, bro and brd
Dg sss nstssy; 4 4s .;1 D;ss ing 1 Ssstias
e sGsas' Hoop %s sA i%s s sSaa w Seo;' s
s: and 1d D%ca lie: Zephyr vsts and silt
" ): t" SSa "a Ks Co. Co. etc., -
! LADIES BAtmoRAl SHOES AND CATERS
,,, Menes R Kis Goat IS s;'s: s and ..
Caters. Misses End cir:n ; peot a ' S.a s sd st.
the cENTLEMEN
% t q: s;'$ Perfected
%f &:' on: * tSs suit s :s 2'si n s:;:'
Ma" rsa clothing III ysr over as asi IT, welt ee ss st.
call and for your.
4c: III e G. 81 S'S; q 1 CO..
Saint German Brokers'
Ell "A T 8 A IND CAP,S
GOOD A:.ortm.nt
WOOL (eloves Aho M'11s.) OTTER,
>crh1A, Fur Buck; and Yarn BEAVER,
Aud FUR. aAvxrirrs PLUSH &cLo1H
BOOT A ID SHO ES
The best assortment in the market, and ousou-made
c. BURBANK co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-09
rosr oFrIcE yOrlcE.

Ssopr pFFIcr NOTICE -THE MAILS FOR oRrsr
britain ana Continent, st- Northampton ard Bremen
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