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S'TATE or MAINE.
YORK, ss.-supreme Judicial Court, Januar.
Term ID 1891

YORK, ss.-Supreme Judicial Court, January
Term, A. ID. 1863.
York County Mutual FIRE Insurance Compa-
ny ps. York +. Cunningham Ell al.
A ND now on suggestion to the court that
n York +. Cunningham, one OF the defend
ants ut the time of the service of the writ, was
not an inhabitant Of this State, and hSd no ten
ant, agent or attorney within the same; that
action. .si nj paa that had no Of said
His Ordered, That notice Of W. pendcncy OF
this suit be givS to the said def hdant. by sery-
ing him in hghd with an atteSed copy Of this
order, together with an abstrftt of the plant
if IS writ fourteen days, ut e&t Tor by publish
ing the same three weeks Buccessively in the
Union and Journal. q newspaper printed ut
Biddeford, in said county of York, the last pub
LEGATION thereof to be not less than thirty days.
before the next term Of said court, to be holden
Mt Alfred, in and for said county, on the fourth
Tuesday of May, A. d. 1863, that said defend
Attest: =, c. Is. LORD, Clerk.
IAbstracb6f Plaintiffs Writ
Assumpsit on premium note on policy of
insurance numbered 0Si9 in the third class in
said company said note dated 9t South Ber-
wick May l4flS5S, and being IF the sum of
two hundr6 and forty dollarE signed by said
defcndant/and payable to sid company or
their Treasurer for the time 3ing, in such por:
tons and ut such times as w Directors of said
company might, agreeablyto the act OF incor.
pOration and bylaws oEead company, require,
for and on account of an assessment Of $50 go
made by the Directors Of said company, April
1, 1850, for lossesnnd expenses in said class.
Also, count for premiums, assessments and
interest on Divers policies of Insurance, amount.
ing to $3.50.
s; AIsO' count for money lfd and received for
Said writ dated December IL. 1861, and re-
trrnable to January Term Mt Saco. A. ID. 1862.
A true copy Of order of court, with abstract
of the writ.
3wl5 Attest: G. Ii. LORD, Clerk.
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AYERS
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

Coughs, Colds, IncipioYt Con-
sumption yand for the foiief
ofConsJmptivo patients
in advanced stages
o4tho diseaS.
This las bel N so long sed and SO uni
versally known, that we heed do no more
than assure TIE public III its quality Is kept
up to the byst It ever Has been, and that II
may be relied on to dSall it has ever done.
Prepared by /DR. j. c. AVER & Co.,
= Practical aud analytical Chemists,
Lowell. Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
~ eowly
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THE EARLY PHYSICAL DEGENERACY
,fMERIC.4N PEOPLE


Oh
.aJNERIC.aN PEOPLE!
JUST PUBLISHED BY DR.. STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lung and Hygienic Institute
A Treatise on the Causes OF Early Physical Decline
7 of American People the Causes OF Nervous
Debility, Consumption aud Marasmus
mIIIS WORK IL one ofAigh moral tone, ,rrittsn IN
cha'te yet fhriHi"g language, app,di, directly 70
the moral consciousness of ALL PARENTS and
Guardians especially, detailing scientific and reliable
aids and treatment for cure.
II will be sent by mail on receipt Of two @ cent?
- Parents and Guardians Young Men and
Ladies hlil not to send and get this book.
trord of Solemn Conscientious Idpice TO those rho
1880 wiHreqset.
A class Of maladics prevail to fearful extent In
community, booming OF least l00, 900 youth OF both
sexes, annually TO an carly grave. Those diseases
manifestations of symptoms are Nervous Debility,
Relaxation and Exhaustion Marasmus or wasting
and consumption OF tho whole body; shortness OF
breathing or hurried breathing on ascending hill
a. %,shms s re and Sore Throat shaking Of
the hands and limbs aversion to society and TO bu
siness or study dimness Of Eye Sight, loss OF Mem
narts of the body ;Painsin the Back or Limbs. Lum
hago Dyspepsia or Indigestion, lrregularlty OF the
Bowels derangcd sections OF the Kidneys and other
glands or the body, rs LeucOrrnpa OF fleur AlDus,
ic., Virulent Diseases In both Male and Female
Likewise Epilepsy, Hysteria and Nervous Spasms.
Now In ulnety-nine cases out Of every one hund.
rod. ali the abovenamed disorders, and n host OF
otber. not named, rs Consumption Of the Lungs
and that most insdous and Willy form OF Consump-
fIon oftbo Spinal Nerves, Tabes Dorsales and Mes
enterca. have their seat and origin In diseases Of
thc peiylc V,scera Hence the want OF success of
the old school practice In treating symptoms only.
nr. Andrew Stone. Physician 10 the Troy Lung
and Hygienic Institution, Is now engaged In treat
Ing this class OF modern maladies with the most
tonishing success. Tho treatment adopted by tho
Institution s news IL Is based upon scientific prin-
cipics with new discovered remedies, without min.
erals or poisons. The facilities OF cure are such
That patleuts can DO cured ut their homes. In any
mart of the country. from accurate descriptions Of
their case by letter, and have the medicines sent
them by mail or express. Printed intcrrogatorlcs
will DO forwarded on application.
Consumption, Catarrh and diseases OF the throat
cured as we'll ct the home OF patients as NJ the In
stltution, by sending the Cold Medicatcd inhaiing
Baisamic Vapors, with inhaler and ample directions
for their use, and direct correspondence.
Patients applying for intcrrogatories or ADVICE,
must inclose return stamps TO meet attention.
The attending physician will be found mt the In
sttution, for consultation. from A. ii. to IT. NJ
of each day. Sunday, IN the forenoon.
Address Dr. ANDREW STONE,
Physician 10 the Troy Lung and HygienIc !nstl'
tute. and Physician for Diseases of the Heart,
Throat and Lungs. &c Finh street, Troy, MY. iy5
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eighteen years, and has luired It's present sale
simply by being rscomnShded by those who nave
used u. 10 their afflicted friends and Others.
MOST lMPORTANT.-AIad' Zadcc Poe.
ter's Curative Dalsam Is sold ut price which bring.
Il In the reach OF every 10 Keep II conyenlcnt
for use. Tho timely use OF . single bottle VIII
prove II 10 be worth 100 times It's cost
N0TlCE-Saps yop, Money do not DC psrsu a'.
ded to purchase articles ats TO g. when 90 Do.
contain the virtues OF q ~ Ct bottle OF san.ms
Porter's Curative Balsam. the cost Of manufac,ur-
Ing which Is as great as that Of almost sny ciat,
~ fire nrot 10 I'D seller apparently small,
and unpInep assl whcs so assr pio sssI ar.
,a.,. ani.ss The custliners insist upon having
Madame Poriers, and ne other AK Tor m.a s as
Porter,s Curative BAL hm. price u cents. ana IN
ue tie. M % ce1 q, and take other. 1fyou
cannot vet i at you can a. another, a.
., En-, car and In ID Err bottles at % 9ents.
br. X q. stsfens, agent for Bfldefcrd O. o.
M ass T. 'S SoSSsin e. y MAJ Boston,
General Agent, for sen pI hnS'eng puprictor,.
a., New York.
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Piscataqua
FIRE 81 MARIN E
INSURANCE COMPANY,

Capital, $ao,Oooo
The business of the Company at present confined
10 Fire and Inland Navigation risks.
This company having completed lis organization
is now prepared TO issue policies on Inland Nayi.
CATION risks. also, against loss and damage by nrc
Inland Insurance on Goods TO all parts OF the
country. Fire Insurance on Dwellings, Furniture,
Warehouses, Public Buildings, Mills, Manufacto-
ries, Stores. Merchandise, Chips In port or while
building and other property, on as favorable terms
ne the nature of the risk will admit.
Five year Policies issued on dwellings from to
n per cent for years costing only from % to 3D.
cents per year on 500 insured. All premiums pre-
paid In money, and no assessments made on the as
sured, Losses paid with promptncss. Tho Compa
nv trusts by an honorable and prompt adjustment
OF Its losses to secure q continuance OF the public
,nnadanca
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could furnish any quantity Of testimonials
Of Its efficacy from my own patients, but the
before the public Is 50 prevalent do not deem
IL advisable. My object Is to place my medi.
cine before the public. not alone to make mon
sy. but to do good. Il is proverbially true OF
the American ladies, that not ten perfectly
healthy ones can Be found in any one vicinity.
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DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SMILEY w: KICKER, Secretary.

DAVID FAIRBANKS President.
SMILEY w. KICKER, Secretary.
WIN. HILL, Treasurer.
DiREcroRs-Hon. John N. Goodwin, Shipley w.
Kicker, David Fairbanks, Abner Cakes, John A.
Paine Hon. VIM. Hill. Thomas Quinby.
Biddeford and Saco Agency office City Build
ing, Biddeford
Ul6 hUfUo ohhLL DUN. hSehts'
81 nefers-by permission to tho following
gentlemen
II. f. Cutter and Thomas ID. Locke, Jesse Gould,
Luke Hill, Vim. E. Donnell. r. NJ. Chapman, 8. w.
Luques John q. Adams, Thomas Day, John II. Al
len, Charles ii. Milliken, James Andrews, JAS g.
Garland, Leonard Andrews, Thomas II. Cole, Ste
phen Locke, James q. Bracket, George G. Boy
dan ....
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FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,
FRENCH PERIODICAL DROPS,

Suffering from Irregularity, or Obstruction Of
the Menses, from whatever cause.
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POSTERS AND PROGRAMMES
For Concerts, Theatres Balls Festivals, 60, print
cd at the Union and Journal 0nies.
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS.
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81 regard Mr.. Eddy as one Of the most eapabi,
and successful practitioners with whom have had
The New York herald., 1863-03-15

ton of tho Mnaz, MAGIA MATILDA only child q jacob IT.
aoa Maria smith. aged year > months and 10 days
The funcrs will take piaos thus Sunday aterncou at
~o o'clock from tho residence Of her grandfather Mr.
John Gil, I0i Easi 1ssny sxsh ssreet. Hor reEans
VIII ~ taksn 10 Greenwood for intermont
svnivAn--l)n FRIDAY March u, EIIJsoR sullivan.
widow Of w,iiism sullivan q RAford, county Galway,
her friends and those of her sons Henry. James and
Thomas Aai. those of her deoeased sons Stephen and
William Sullivan and those OF her grandsons, James and
ohn hcrath are invited 10 attend tho funeral from hor
hte residence No, bl Fast Broadway this Sunday after
noon, st half past two O'Clock
sucisk-At Port Richmond, Staten Island, on Friday
havh ~, OF disease OF the hoart, JAMES Sucnx
The funeral will taxe place al tho Dutch Reformed
Gnu ch IN Port Richmond, thu Sunday Aftern on at
nai Iast ono O'Clock The members OF Richmond Lodge
are requested to a tHe lodge room In Por, Rich
mond TO day at half past twelve T. NJ purpose
attending tho funeral
rRAIsoR--On Friday, March Is, Of consumption EuoMss
f. OF Hugh and the Sarah rranor aged N years
= months and ~ days.
His friends, those OF ths family he associate alumni OF
invited 70 attend tho funeral from his late residence
No. lo2 East Forty ninth street Monday aftonoou
ono O'Clock.
TAIARD.-0n Friday morning, March Is, af.er abort
illness, RxE0N H. TALAnD, aged 56 years.
Maryland papers please COPY.
rArLox-ln Brooklyn, on Saturday, March IA. wniIAn
JoHN TAYLOR ngod years.
The friends and aOquanancos Of tho family respect
fully invited - attend tho funeral from the residence o
his parents 10 Chapel street, this Sunday Afternoon at
three O'Clock, without further notiCe
Joseph and Phe6e Toms, deceased, aged 90 years.
Inc relatives and friends cf the family respectfully
invited TO attend the fuperal on Monday afternoon, At
halt. past O'Clock
zxns.-On Friday. March 49, KArs, daughter OF James
and Elizabeth Zess.
Tho relatives and friends or tho family invited 10
attend e funeral from the residence OF her father a.
Yonkers on Tuesday afternoon, At hapast O'Clock,
without further notice.
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boriIsp -oa saturday, March ia, ersivsA BsrLAsp,
youngest daughter Of James and susanna Boysnd, aged
E0DtlE
The frlends ana aopnsntanoes II the family are 70
spectfliy invited 10 attend hcr funeral from the
dence nf hsI parents One Hundred Fourteenth street
between frt and secoad svcnues Harlem this Sunday
aft-fnnn a. two O'Clock.
BsYn, On Friday, March Is, Hissur, wife 4 lanes
Bryce and daughter ~ Thoms- 1ii.-tou.
In. rcstves and trends ~ the family resfcctfly
nvites to attend the iuuersl Sunday .t.rrdau Il
-four O'Clock from the Church ~ tbs Noasah
BsvEss.--Ou Saturday, Match IA, Mrs. JUiis bNrss,
Ag.d 65 Year,.
The relatives and friend. II The family srs repeatedly
invited the funeral from her late fesdsuce 100
East Thirty EeCond street o. Monday Afternoon ono
o'goct.
BESsvn7,--on Saturday March "a T.YrOp Bs.xYrT q
native u paanghef Kings county Ireland ased 20 years
Hs friends aud those n hiA sons. IN h~ James Ord
VIM. 5omsrs John Mccarthy are rcgptetfsly nvtei
10 attend the funerE from his rssIeuce No 100
East Twenty third street, Monday sfeuo91 II two
o'clock
Bprpon Friday Afternoon, March H. II threa o'clok
Of dptheria, EDWARD 1AsNs, youngest san n Edward
and Elizabeth Boyd, aged year months and ~ dayp
The relatives ard friends u The family truly
invited 10 attend the hnersl from resldsnos u a
parents, No 100 west Forty mn street th sunday AZ
tcrnoo1, at one O'Clock
Bowss.-on Saturday, March a. a, bis rrsidetce eoT
Tho funeral rili take psce Moncay maftlg ID tsn
o'cl0ck, 10 the Church u tbe NATIVITY secn arlrar
~pssn nAss q rssaif- wil b. gesrsd ot - rsD~ x
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NIIsCELLANEOUs.

her Loo. strength in her step aud Ia hor bands
s-T-isea-x
few bottles Of Plantation Bitsrs
W CURE cure oa e.,ss%Ii.: sns lips
n wi c,,f cure asulsney nspan. ~ and Indigestion
VIII curr excessive fatigue and short breath.
VIII cure pain over the eyes
w,i ~ cure cure paHs'rauon; i,a. .. great weakness
LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA
estimated that t-nths of all adult
oeed iroe diseased and torpid liver The hillary :ecretou.
Of ne v.r ovesnowlng nso the stomach poison the entire
After long re..srcS we are abe TO present the mos, ~
has ever produced. wthiu hundred and
and not an instance Of eomnsnt a. come To- our
most ehegtua tonic aud agreeable snulAnt. suited
,Ss The report, that ,ss; mineral os 4.
ton and tha, patients may consa their phs ap
CIlssvA BARx-Ccebra,ed for over two hundred year.
M OF o, ssas b. b
q. 1csros Of Peru in it4 aud serwasds sofa IS tho
Iess- fe' as pSs s Of s o%n weight n silver
public by Louis XVI, King Of France Humbodt makes
CAsoARlla B.nsFor disrrhoa, colo dscases OF the
DAsDsos-For inflammation or the oins and dropsicai
Ca,sosus F,owsas-Por enrecbled digestion
L,yxsnsa fLow,ns-Aronatic s,i'nolants aud tonic
WfsrSl aRsEs-For scrofula rheumatism. nc
and milk much used by ICohers nursing
Also Glove bnds orange carra~ay. coander, snss,roo
&c
r-laa-x
Anoihsr wanderfui inareden Of spanish origin, impar
Ing bealy 10 the and briilsncy tuul
yet unknown to the conmeru~ of the world we Win.
bold its name for the present
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES
ROCHESTER, n. ". Dec ~, 1851
NaSars p III. DsAxY Col have been a great
from dyspepsia three years abandon
my profession Aooa, ,hree months ago tired the
taion Bi,ters and 70 JOY. nearly we'll
man. nave eommendsd hon, in several enSes, and an
far know, always with signal cnent am respectful.
". yours. Rev j. CATIORN
fnuAprLrHl, 10Th month, 18th day, isf2.
Rgsrscrsp FgksD-My daughter has been much benefit.
ted by the iy Plantation Biierh Thou wiz m
two bottles more Thy friend. Asa CUBRfN,
Sut sSsN Housr, CHICAGO, IN. Feb II, 1913
hess-N y ~. bnAxs A Co--Plrasc send another
twelve sAsts OF Plantation Bhtsra A. morning
prtfxer appear ythns else
Ase grsAty esteemed Yours Ac GAGE A WAITE
Ar:nsemesu ar. nov complsted to supply amy demand
for this srcs. whch fre iak OF government Stamps
not heretofore been possible.
fectly standard OF the Plantation Bitsrs bc
from Every bottle bears ihe fac smile Of sstnrs
on steel plate engraving, or u cannot br genuine
country Y. III DRAKE A co ~ Broadway, " "
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appears that The institution most prospsroas
dit,on being means Of aAsyiatns tho suer,nss Of
Incredible number Of people AFFLICTED with various al
monis During the past year 8 900 patients
treated by the physicians In attendance and 2s Of these
sent completely ead restored the ines
tnabie blessings of heathfulness Tho receipts for tho
year g. ,632 TO- while the expenditures amounted 70
81 594 81 The dspensary situated Bond street.
few doors from the Bowery and under the direction OF
Drs. Otto Fulgrad, A. NJ Woodward v. Thompson and j.
T. Ermentraut.
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+. Y. S.-French Yoke shirts Made to
order and warranted 10 ut BALLOU BROTHERS. No. f03
y broadway, sole manufacturers.
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Get Your Cnrtes-de-V fsIfc Taken ut
WINSL0WiS 30l Canal street, opposite the Brandrsih
House large assortment Gard Portraits aud copies oil
Engravngs for sale low.
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Rsxs AZ xoBuk.-Tbe Bston Journal says lhat private
letters from New Orleans represent that The rebels OF
Mobile have several rams IN readiness 10 make demon
slration tbe b.ockading feet OF that tort
The New York herald., 1863-03-15

EAEruer.Ey.-A sight shock of an earthquake
tced a. Esstport Maine the night oi tho 9th INST The
reserlbled that of heavy wagon moving rapidly
The New York herald., 1863-03-15

Royal Havana LOttery-3O Per Cent
premium Paid for Information shed Highest
paid Tor Douboons aud American gold and silver
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, l6 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1863-03-15

Eight Carscs dc Visitc for ol, or Una.
equaed style and hnsh A. TAITS Of Cortiandt
nd Green WI, SIR
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Prizes Cash ed fn All Leg allied L0tte rfes.
Information given JOSEPH BATES Broker. II Wall st.
room No. L. New York.
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A GHOST. A GHOST.
"A TwESTY. SEVENTH STREET GHOST,
THE SPECTRE
THE PHANTOM, D~-~
THE APPARfrr.,N.


or mhs,svsr i is Jus,pubishsd Sar.s ds Wait. ar ~
.s. essH;sia ifiPiSs TksEs f1STs Sosr ne
As srpss 5i shs nishi Of fsbusry the residence
.s s .pG. y o.r .r. ho :. 81 ne request q ngins.T o
rn. Il oo.6e sorrse s.a.s.o q Il. " .pusrssn
portrait ,ssrn ha. been pronoinoed f.iihra ana
stances aaLendesd 6y those Who have bssn i.sor
permitted publish. Those Interested IN spiritual
non ss ~ sna a Gis, @ ~ I .Iss an
terry.
ssg: .a, Of Se " .sisss ..s93y sosAph'a In esas
Adare-s yfodshAm 60. boz :s2. Post oaoe, BY whom
Ter al. a, rstslss KIRBY co. s,I Bsoaaw.y.
"A LABAAA, or 20" ...,n ..o
"a rug ,LAg.xs on =, r,xsx .rt.,r
Ih- famous rsi Rover has a. Lat 6esn t.kss % Pbo-
fas6ea hi, asy tbe only rhossrsph ,., made q ~.
~ on,,irsan re-, p ~ y ~ AAsana y aD-fE IkkHoE
10 captains o. American Tssses sAoud leave pod -,og
ALABAMA. or ~
.@,.s Under aen,ioos aane. SD ,Ariogs f.s-
or ~ 81 ne ai~d states NAVY And allied
o. Bo.sO c. ! s.soswt.a ar,..sA,
70 Ses.r. saws CO Boii street Llrsrpooi
90 .ve Tsry b-arfn rho,oraphN rorrss % 10 .hip
sfsb.r T. s',s iprss.es y .a - rsaT5.s5n 'nes s
- m..sE ~iih sisAI ss.nsia Tue sfaisAllon eaa.e "
forsh insantsBepaa round o. chserpr-y strong ,s
wit % doaes b -, .inr~t 80 sprfsei. a y -
tun> ~ our e>Ass 40 ~sh - poss'.s .otTnf oi As
70 10. d.tea- .'sstsa .-.l,, 30 tiss afSr.
g..sd sas SHARED ~ ny gallant sfs~ YsD resssefa4I
80 - - UrhAgL =. syuSfs c.p,.n G -
S-.i ,. 2. .is 2, ;s' e. ps1s . 20. e. "a "a = n
80 s.is " KIsEr a 20. ~ broad y
A norsgHoLp woaD-sur rouR yIRsr CLASS
az r s,ssfonD zoe e',., . 3D., SsssSs s ia.. Sshs
As,or pls1e.
a suirs s.NiuckY BOURBON wHtsKEH,
ro, s.s :, ,,s.y dfu.i" sss snesf "a Ss- fofs sfsf
Ar cBUgcH AT HONE, AND yisrIsc .caaDs IL
fasi.s t; 81. r.psi AZ Eyks6EiLs - rr.assy s Aa
ALL DISEASES o. rHE Rye -pn NAFoCLlEs
n e"..aliins hD4rs IRON 30 ocoes o. No LAisrss
A soI OF NOTE psrEs. sssoY iS,naIseA
A srlsrIc mosooRANs cAS osLy nE HAD AZ
variety
Az GixBnEDEs-ALrrns 20 riCrtgIs, OILY
"A o. Albums wsfth ~ sfsAisd u ~
posrosIlss rsKK sorIc, -rE VINO Lovy TO
"a, ~, sS.s TN a. .,s,s, s'ss.s q "a S.si' ~.
rsr.gs Aes aes wisss ffDn ssaa4sHs essbrs..s raas
'ss.i -ssios q r.-lnA stree, ~ s'e.Ss,,
(,orros WANTED ysos SsrTHEssgs. Il snlosa.
~ BED gu'. o.. hsf-s grsos psf - "a srssaaFs cod
c-gr.04 Aairt ~otian ~~ais - al Az - pgught
0JDbAhb, Th@skpNn street
f,HEargr ~ THE wosfD -srsisgss oAHDs !,
- W 100 81 hs.i. ~ ~ o. Labsis so.gs ~
100. usu4bl. ~ csats per Ifr AZ sinss " rrNHt.
@aasay iys, O. n BANL1f. ~Ifr@f ~ RsAds f.4ir
s.f~sis wiA rstngss Apfs = A. f1ss fg~
~ MOIsEs I. rFH HEAD
aOtk fHkDAr
CuEOzfr GArAMHH
Cured ~ o.. yOs kIsgnHnys ossis y z Agrst
tQN8uLrfrN HryMas
sls EEoADwAr
L'YK -Ds xaRouLTks OCuLGyr - cOssr LrfNs
II hpurs frytn 9b = yqgos ssiy .. - Lazy hNass.
Me- Y0rs
TifF oLD 0UARD
rh- sarsh sgrilef spat. tnf @tsf kew4,na q 80
fion 1OHn pAnHEh Nsf ftpf ~ - fNfsEy
rsslisasf :, n Evh o. ~ hst.n stf.st
ftsfN ~.
@as,--svu9s y-s 49, f.sf .aEs sopss. u sssi.
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OHieIai Ora wings OF the Library Asa0-
eiation Company Lottery. OF Kentucky.
CLASS 125--Mareh H. 1884
%, II, Al, 6s, 4, II. 3. GO, Al, 43. Ga, s.
CLASS l2G--March IL 1863
So IL. 81, 53 26, ., 45, 90, 27, Al, 81, 6.
For Circulars. &c. address
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M0ody's Perfect Fitting shirts, ssnde to
order sd per dozen. Tw Moody. go broadway.
second Hand safes sF'or sale-Chsap for
cash, at No LOO Maiden
The New York herald., 1863-03-15

cAssr1.-0n Thursday, Msseb 10. M Ausu-rv. y
CAzExfps ~ q son.
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cHsus " NO i'0 Ha4eH 'sue.
Wilder's Pate mt Hi IN andor 9Afss-rhe
Fire Proof Safe the world. Depot 100 Maiden
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the Of Broadway and Dey street. Twenty ave OF
tao best artists employed and clean sweet towels IL abqnd
The routine both novel and pleading
the half varieties o pomsdss,
wsrhes &c, render II al establishment we'll worthy Of
visit
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from 80 cents to y, cents Ier pound.
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CUlLDNBNs HATS,
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for
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terms. ORsfN,
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CHron--Mssru. Brooklyn, % rnufsdsy March
IA by The Rev. 3 n. Johnson. Nj VIZ cerorT
TO Mise sorssA ". hISrrrs, all % Pbsdclbha. Penn.
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Scotland
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st the readercs Of ur Jones. Throgxs N.cs wsstshrF
Ter county, BY the Rev. George Nirh, Mr. Jsss sIy-
AhD 70 Mss jam ED~aaps residents of fhrogss Neck.
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Wilmington. Delaware.
The New York herald., 1863-03-15

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