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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-08-28

VIRGINIA, to wit:-At Rules in the Clerks
Y Office of the County Court OF Highland coun-
ty OH the first Monday in August, 1868,
William D. swearingen, Pptf' Tresspass on the
Aa ms. xy;,,; case and upon
Criser, Def'ts,
The object of this suit is to recover from the De-
PENDANTS the of $3.50, with interest and costs.
And it appearing, from affidavit filed that
neither OF the Defe ndants are residents of this
Commonwealth, 1t is ordered that they do appear
here within one month after the publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect their
interest in this suit. And it is further ordered
that this orGer be published in the .ytammton Vindi-
Gator for four successive weeks and posted accord
ing to law. coPy-Ieste;
A. STEPHENSON, Cl'k.
D. NJ. Auv1L Pc. lAug. A-4t
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$1,000 REWARD.

~ FOLEN from the Store Room of the STAUN-
~ TON WOODEN FACTORY, on the night of
" ondsy 3rd inst, about250 yds Grey mixed cloth.
For the recovery of which we will give reward Of
$500, or $1,000 for the apprehension and conviction
OF the thief and the recovery of the goods.
CRAWFORD 4 YOUNG.
Staunton, Aug. Z, 1863.
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EEWe call tho attention Of our readers
TO the card Of the Piedmont House Lynch
burg Va, published in another column -
This house is near the Depots, and those
who eonsult convenience and comfort would
10 well to give our old friend Wesley a
call. b
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BOARDING
.fN ID I'D II Y sc moo

MRS. FORREST will resume the duties of her
School on Monday the 2lst of September.
Address Mrs. Forrest, Eastwood, Staunton, Yir-
ginia.
August u, lsss.-2m.
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STRAYED

ENKOM the premises of the subscriber, living near
Staunton, my COW. She is
about years old, and of small size. @SSSE1e
Her body is of reddish co.or with II -
white spots and lines On her legs, M
and white spot in her forehead = sa&A&zA.
Her left is slit. and her right is slit with an
overkeel- Information concerning her thankfully
received. j. G. WHEAT
August IA, 1S88-3t*
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EE The County Court of Pittsylvania.
on Monday last, made an order authorizing
the Commissioners appointed 10 the magis-
terial districts to supply soldiers families
with proyisins to impress supplies when they
cannot be otherwise had. and pay the prices
for them az are allowed by The Confederate
Government,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-08-28

NtTE have just received large and desirsk
w stock OF DRY GOODS AND GkOChkIkA
consisting in part. a. follows:
20 PIECES Light PRINTS,
lu PIECES BLACK AND WHITE Do.
70 PIECES FANCY LAWNS.
30 PIECES FANCY MUSi.INS,
OF LIS PATENT THREAD
so DOZ CLARK'S zoe yards
SPOOL COTTON,
so GROSS BONE
PANT BUTTONS,
30 FRENCH CALF SKINS,
DOZ ENGLISH RKfDLkS
DOZBUGGY WHIPS,
2B ALES "A COTTON,
BALEOSNABURG,
l BALE GRANATEY LILLE BROWN DRILL
PIECES BLUE DENNIS,
le.0n0 ASSORTED NEEDItka,
3 DOE. BnAES ENG MIXED FUA,
IL DOE ENG. TOOTH BkUSnEd,
Too IfAGERSTOWN ALMANACS for lseA
500 LBS MANCHESTER C0TTON YAKHs.
NAILS, M0iAASSES. SUGAR, RICE, &C. Re-,
Which we ier for sale at Il nedvrxte advance.
+. Is. J. b. HcGE
June 5th lS63-3mo
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"EsLExAN
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,

STANTON, VA.
TyHIS INSTITUTION offers advantages which
i commend it to the confidence and patronage
of the public generally.
Locality easy of access, safe, healthy, and in
yiting.
Competent and efficient Instructors in every be-
partment.
large Library, Phi losophica and Chemical
Apparatus. Globes, Maps Anatomical Charts, a
Cabinet of Minerals, and and well preserved
skeleton, with prepared muscles, veins. artc-
ries, &c.
Government, PareEtal-oombining order and
frmness with kindness and forbearance.
Fare as good as the market will afford, and
charges moderate for the times-not exceeding
$265 per session of 20 weeks for Board and TUT
ton. inEluding washing, lights and fuel Latin,
French and Music. Pupils to furnish their own
towels
The Fall Session will open Wednesday, Septem-
Der 18th, 1868.
For Circular address
REV. WIN. s. BAIRD, A. NJ,
Aug I4-4t Principal
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- Our thanks are due to Mr.. J.
A. p. Harris Of the Quartermasters De-
pastsnent for late Northern papers.
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NOTICE

NOTICE
TO TAX-PAYE Err ..
STATE OF VIRGINIA FIFTY FOURTH COL
LECToR'S DISTRICT COMPOSED OF THE
COUNTY Or AUGUSTA.
Apothecaries, Eating house keepers
AuctiOneeis, Exhibitors of shows,
Bakers, Hote-keepers,
Bankers, Inn keepers,
Billiard room keepers, Jugglers,
Bowling alley keepers, Lawyers,
Brokers' Photographers,
Butchers, PHYSICIANS
Cattle brokers, Retail dealers,
Circus Exhibi !ors, Showmen,
Commercial brokers, Surgeons,
Commi ssion merchants, Tavern keepers,
COnfcctioneTs, TIL .atre- Owners,
Dentists, Tobacconists,
Distillers, Wholesale dealers,
and all other pcrsnns (if any there be) who sre
required by the TAX Acr Of the CoNFEpEgATE
STATES to register a true account OF the and
resid .nce of each person. fiji m 6r corporation en-
gagged. or interested. in any business named in the
fifth section OF the said act. with statement of h
time for which and the place and manner in which
the same be conducted, and of all other facts
going to ascertain the amount oftax upon such bu-
siness for the past the future according to the
provisions of the said act within the district above
men toned. are hereby notified that unless they
make the registry and pay the tax required by the
act within thirty dars from the date of this adver-
tisement they must, in addition to all other taxes
upon their business imposed bv the said act, pay
double the amount of the specific tax said bust
ness. and like sum for every irty days of con-
tinued failures and that for the purpose u enabling
them to make such registry and pay such tax.
shall attend daily, (Sundays excepted,) from 9
O'Clock A. NJ to 3 p. NJ, at the VINDICATOR
OFFICE on New Court House Street, opposite
Brandeburg's old stand, and nest door to Provost
Marshall's Office, [up stairs, Staunton, Va, from
this 9Th day of August to the 5th day September
1868, inclusiye.
w. IT. H. LYNN.
Collector for Saith District.
Staunton August g. 1885,
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r | E D M O N r HO u S E
Opposite the Va. DC Tenn. Railroad Depot,
LYNCHBURG, VA.

JAMES z. OVENS, Proprietor.
WESLEY BoD1, Clerk.
August %, 1865. -2t*
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DR.. VIM. CHAPMAN,
ID EN TIL So RICE ON,

TAXES pleasure in announcing to his forrar
4 friends and the public generally, that he NAV
still be found at the Old Bell Tavern, nearly oppo.
site the Va Hotel. where he is prepared to attend
to all orders in his line.
Stanton, Feb. 20. IS63-tf
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DROSPECTUS.-The undersigned will issue, In
1 few weeks, at Richmond, Va, weekly jssr-
nal to be called


nal to be called
"THE SOUTHERN PUNCE..
1t will be nearly duplicate size, form and esa-
eral features of the world renowned London
''Punch," so long an acknowledge power in the
British Isles in the reformation of public abuses
and the enlightenment of the pulc mind flashing
as it did with the genius Of Hood, of aerrold and
host of wits, poets, and philosonhic thinkers.
The proprietors Of ''The Southern Punch" bring
to the difficult task of suct essfulI conducting such
ajournal the ad ysnaages of capital abundant me4.
tai resources, and practical skill. The editor fof
many years past has been connected, in leading
editorial capacity, with the largest daily papers or
New Orleans and obe, while the gentlemen whs
have charge of the typographical and engraving
departments are unsurpassed in that skill nscssss-
ry to success.
Every number will be illustrated with numerous
cats, appropriate to the times, humorous aud Sc
rious from the hands of one of the best En9ravsrs
on The continent-an artist whose name il Gmiiihy
to the reading public of the South.
In fine, the undersigned are determined to make
the ''Southesn Punch" the spiciest and most res-
liable, and the best illustrated literary journal In
America. 1t shall distance competition,
Terms: Subscription tor single copies, $40 per
annum. News dealers at the rate of SIS per hun
dred copies. Address
OVERALL, CAMPO EEL, HUGHES & co.
Publishers, Richmond Va.
Va Editors giving the above one or more iAssr.
tons will be entitled to copy gratis
June 20.
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Wanted.
IN 000 HOOP POLES wanted for makiur
lO,OOO Whiskey Barrels. Apply at Staunr
ton Distillery. MASON 4 HARMAN. 3
April ,, l863.-,tf. ...... -
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q FUS UlU W
TORACCO.-The prices have been better sus
tained during the past week WI quote inferior
ugs at S12 90 to Sl3 90 good do sl7 90 to $40 Co.,
fine do S2l 90 to S26 90; common leaf. S25 90 to
$50 90, good do. s35 90 to $40 90, fine do. s45 90
to $50 90. Fancy Leaf Tobacco SIS to $500.
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&25 ~ ewa,rd

/. $50 Reward
- ANYWAY ! from the subscriber, on the 18th
IL inst. "a NEGRO BOY named
SCOTT.
aged IL years light complexion and straight hair.
lie is thought to be lurking about town or the
neighborhood The above reward will be paid for
his apprehension if secured so that get him.
JOHN A. BICKLE.
Stanton, Aug %, la63-tf
For Sale,
TWO superior and we'll trained CAVALRY
u HORSES. Apply to
Lieut.. RANDOLPH,
Residence of Col. A. w. Hartman, Staunton.
August Is. 1S63-It*
FOUND.
A MONEY PURSE, containing Check on the
IA Valley Bank--a Note, and some receipts mo
money. The owner can getitby describing the
same, and paying for this advertisement. Apply
to CHARLES HI. SAUPE,
Aug. 2s.-H Court House Square.
"a1ated.
II WISH to hire good Cook and w asher for the
= balance of thcyear. One without encr mbrance
preferred. E. LOUIS IDE.
ssauntop, Aug. 70, '03-tf
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onAoSp' "a. July 2lst, 1868.
70 answer numerous inquiries, and to correct ar
!, rors not uncommon, the following notice Is pub
lshed to all concerned ~ P1'
l. Under the recent call Of the pra.idsnt
tending the conserfpt age, all subst;tnt;ors hsx.
ceased to De valid 1t the substitute be lea, tb an Is
years old, and is not otherwise EXEMPT by law
2. Membership (uness as an officer dnix scent
ed by the War Department, of local orgsn;rs
tions for home defence special service consa-.
no claim to exemption from Confederate ,srv;..
neither does service in the militia unless in c.s ~
officers actually in commission who have dulv ou.i.
flied. d1~'-
3. Hereafter any one furnishing substitute win
become liable in his own person whenever the ssr
vices of the substitute are lost to the Government
from any cause other than the casualties OF war.
L. Applications for exemption, on auy ~round
whatever, must first be addressed to the locsI an
rolling officer. who. if he has not power To ,eh or
is in doubt, will refer them to higher anthoritv
with repor. of the facts All such addressed d.
rect to higher authority will necessarily and inys-
riably be referred back for local ex and
report; and the applicants will thus have useessly
lost time and prolonged suspense. z sa.f
Appeals against adverse decisions by local OF.
GERS will be forwarded by them for hearing, when
any plausible ground of appeals set forth.
s. Commandments of conscripts will give this nm
tce extensive circulation in the local press of hsir
respective States. =
G. W. LAY, It. Col. A.A.G..
July 81. 2S53.-tf Acting Chief of Bureau.
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HARTMAN & BELL,
Attorneys at Law.
STA NTON, VA.
NM H. HARTMAN may be found at the Ode
w formerly occupied by James II. Skinner
Esq, and will give prompt attention to business
entrusted to the firm.
February 20, 1s63,-5t
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RE- Judge Robert L. Caru.her has been
elected Governor Of Tennessee. His friends
claim that he will be worthy successor Of
Gov. Harris.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1863-08-28

EW The Chattanooga Rebel annououces
the death Of Hon. r. B. Brabson. ofTennes-
see, membe of the ole Wing party, and a
lawyer and p64Ttician Of influence in his im-
mediate section. He served both in the
Legislature Of Tennessee and the Congress
Of the United States with fidelity and credit
retiring from the latter body Cd the outbreak
of our present troubles.
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The following letter from Captain Saws
yer, now under sentence Of death in the
Libby 70 NJ. ,1osepI, s Leach, Of Cape
May \. J is published ii he Baltimore
papers
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Granting Fnrloughs.

The subjolned general order will be re.
oeiyed with great delight. not only by the
men in the field. but by the home folks
Let Us hope that this privilege will be prop
erly appreciated, and not abused:
HEADo'Rs ARMY MOTHERS VA
August, Is, 1863
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:. =. MINOR, HoHaeT w. pCaKn
Richmond, Va. Staurton, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
CONTENTS.

| valuable Naive lines
CONTENTS
To CoRrEsrosDgsrs stating the advantage and importance
Of tho now kinds An account Of the Ions stock the present
Pop).a to sell 10 clubs wholesale prices by which
purchasers will obtain vines very little ads sc. on &C
lual cost Of production and sgay receive good plants AZ per,
feet conditions Extent Of tho Iona establishments Method OF
Description the diTsren, kinds with full account Of the
distinctive oharae'erstcs Of al those which are worth at
| t.litiou.
account 9TH production ofthe seedlings Iona
snd rara with their history and descriptions Let
tes. from Nh T. H. Mead concerning them, giving MS opnion
Of their merits.
How kecp grapes in Winter, with ensravins. show ing
how may be eas and efficiently done. aomo Of our best
new td. may be Ae as easily apples IN fl vinous NE
~, quality Of vine, Affected by the age Il The pllns and
dirn modes Of popae ion, and the economy oil tue differ
| o., sind. 20 purchasers, with many engravingN
-,i II varieties % plant Tor H. aDe and !or family
usc with the consd raions which determine the proper
| onoice.
pin from liz ve Tor very small ya.d, to hundred" TOR
hi. s.fi'i family .upPy. =. ,,.,-.-
which influence ii. choice II seec ION Of one hundred
Ia, value Of plant. arcodin7 to the ne'hod OF oPg1ion
showing ao 10" ari wha plants 10 nse for clothing the el.
Inc tie fst yc4r and obtaining an immediate production oil
~ Descriptive Catalogue send iwoccai :, Illustrated
lo's lnslr 1'f..AnD. w,s.ei,ster Co., n Y.
The Dc.cptive C,a'o,ue prepared the Of
the nd, Of -ppc' 10 ia'' ani What !, heir va'nel
Cisp. zinc. ir Oardcn All neyaii Of .apasng quality
Nre. lor inmsai.'e beaius. which viii cover tres the
to- ~ih bearing "ood aid graz qn1n y Of NUT
vine JOG 'nc, aio l.i'th, ~ - o" 4A 40 a -
.ai,y oIso lhe co.t 20 Td4con ehrI vines "hich
ih. n"gson The lew kind. ui p nav. ever, "A'" '"Nh
tie de- 90 their suIri.iy ou' io'u'i o''s "' %
be- gr Isabella md .0bn Ay" 4los pA's'i ifoh
cons 81 i"n tnd Do " - n'i TO- -i.-'f N1 u, ~ ~ ~
,tl ,rirrs that tic sraP,s VAC" r7.' tnr prem n.'
huadl oi .ccf- ei'ns accounts OF u'A.' maa" o. ' ''
IN cei~ ..,on 90 hrr' ior production and h'f' " A''
lsse a cs...st or lci''r ~ Of our most di..in
e.i-.'d ho o. .i-i- p" l.'.i ''.' ~ ~ | .,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
lf!c0ital.


MANHOOD and the NICOR of YOUTH re-
vi stored FOUR WEEKS by Dr. hCokDs -
Sf..CI Of IlfE.-Dr KlCphD 81 PAM. after yrAs 81
ear-si solicitations, "a. 1t lcnsih 4-c@trt 20 tue ulrn w
le the AM, can p.bic and appointed e.. hph'l o.
kEM-i ORR sale " he valued and tl--ly lfucd
E>-RNCF or LIE
This wonder u agent will restore manhood . the mosi shai
tered canstlon whether Arising from .1cesss tns ELECT
climate uailIal Ils time fe4s,G u cure iAr
o.t four weeks aid used according o.
tie pica Instructions ~ lcE are vcry .lGplc iAl i'm
lrl--ib.l.
I'll. Heef'ofns remedy should BE- ,A"n ~ AT about -
mary It, effects fancli II j. AcAuo" cistd ~ lie
ucdicl pge.s 20 be- tie -frafr discovery ever A-a'
ts developing power. macu.ou. s1ge~ss IN every
Gaze an scisrc~ osolfhfows i.norrte
d. lNCDEDS to-Lstt on LIFt IL I'D il iscs. WITH
ip instructions u.e 1t - -four qu-n's in oa' '
and val DC O. any part Of the cgauify. csf.4lly
packed GA receipt Il remittance, TO hi. edited af'ii
PHILIP KOLAsD. 10. ~ Bfo0fDr'i on. dsoi west o.
lfro. ~. Vol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
CIRST NATIONAL BANK Of NEW-YORk.
OOALRNNENT AGENCY
TUE NATIONAL LOAN
WIFI. Erw YoK.. October. 1853.

Til. ..lk h,s been ap2o-ed uoyernmen agent of ne
sale a. dstr51iu q UNIFIED SIATko SO bONDs
AM ready anu subscTIF ons oI The
s,snc So Bond. - bearer O. Ao deuc nations = 80 800
$50 arf :. co Ceru1es q Re sis.eed stock IL the
D. a. f-e app icaui.
To. toals s, f.uLoi st par u'ere., 70 commence
o. a.. by tIr money. ad COMMISSION Or
CSi-lloI.Tu " O-E IER CENT VII be allowed 70
BAL. -g, Sewing Banks and Dealers IN Government
Scrli''e.
Tie Government = ale 20 supply Bonds with yery 1t
IL dtl-y for tie greater colyuence Of he pubic We
pfOpCs - kerp swsvs hand iIA supply u coupon
fond. the several Tor immediate dfv'Ty
IN. will ASP ti lf- y Ia - cl.ses u o0'eTuiloit
Scout and w al ;ilei boy sci them a. vefy Ia
roT,h'- l-fsA
A-,t. opeued vb ills Bank vii receive The greatest
EAR sal ,eni;on and interest all IL allowed Oh deposits IN
cCscs - .fisly Nlrs'd lrcn
nr corres1Hlence Al accessible points IN tie Uni Cd
SITE C.n.da enables o. receive cole cuous Domestic
ac fDren E1ctsng- &C. a. Advantageous terms q. any
oLer .f .l.1tlol "a the country. .
llsps GrEPHgY Cashier.
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TIVE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

Il OUlI AID kbti NAIlrh
al sufferers from thn cqtnp-iLs elr 81 f't'h p.
lony ,t,ntfu. .fe ndri.ed 10 us- bLAlt~ bUlI AND
LAEJs4AIlC PILLS IAey Do rolled tan a. ir H. 'i
.nd eiccua feey of,fcd g. tie pull al "a o
ion numerically u..d tuEolc !o many )rai' "4iA i
lcstcs' sufo.-.- - -.
Prepared ~ TROUT Il HAh,AST, No - strand ion
don finland, ani odd By their Assnts. WELLS 4 Co
RAM ln-.i.. >cw. D orb
Her slao.tv have althoflsd tls name and
sdds,.. d THOMAS FEOIT - strand. LONDON 10 De-
Impressed upon Ooycueui stamp anAea o. caeA poi 40
T.. seu4.ue medicine.
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6talcs, &;r.

brow Ms STAN ID ID seal :.
ID ESTABLISHED a. YEARS
adaq;ed % every brurch Of business where co"' a.
durable Sc IL IL required
-CALEs iof RAILROADS. COAL and Hay dealers.
slALfs for Provisions, GRAIN aud Ih'N Desen
Stalls Tor 6ROCERS. DRUGGIST and tonirciioa.f .
Co1it~i Portable. Platform. Dorr.' 1T Scalr.. 90.
" ritlnasteT leans Frame ani Appafatrs
sCALt5 al .sI 90 sit foru stan. IL, al ~ whoa
az, safrii,.d in .rs p8It ll- 90 MLo'fa, and Retail
IL. Bi.OW = lsu'cs.of % J. l. Brown hanuisotn4rf,
NO Dasclsy-s., oPposiis Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-15
Orrog FLINT STEEL RIVER MISISG Company
No 10 Nassau-si., New fors oct. . 1893. !
NOTICE to STOCKHOLDERS Pursuant

NOTICE to SIOCkHOLDERS.-.p Pursuant
to section II OF the Mining Laws of tie Stl'o Of Mich
gan the following shares OF stock Ia tho FLINT STEEL
RIVER MiNINO COMPANY" forfeited & Z nolpsymeHt
assemcnts wi be sold ut public Auction by order Of the
rec,ors the office OF the Sc rctaiy No. 10 Nassau
Ncwi orb. WEDNESDAY,, the 4ih day Of November at
Ed,yerd Fadslfori so shares d. c. Kenyon o. shores.
Geo L. Shaw shares Hugh W. Mercer 2jl sh-Trs ". IT,
mas administrator OF Mrs, SIM Gilbert = shafrs Mary =.
.pert rs ssrr Lewis cAou 10 shares; Mary Fliro
D. sarcs Frederic 4.yl,s ~ shares; John y evils 10
fuorn G. Rob shares John w. Anier-on, 20
b. Iowuscrd ~ shares, Geo. w Addison. J1l sfrs Alex.
T. Osborn % shares James Beck sITes Edwin Dean. -
shared; VIM 81 stone, 10 shares John Cole 80 Il
h. Brown 10 shares y. T. NrogL ~ shares; James % Hal
.hAres Jemcs H. Waters. 30 sLaros VIM. .eTfn-ton, %
Shares. Milton Mason - share, Main 3AIgbri Co, lN
sacs Jacob ir' sharc Richard Light. T. shares; Wn
H. field, - shares sophie White, shircs j. g. " yat, p
s.es friucis C. Head 20 sh Joseph Nostu % shares
H. "a Cuyli go sharcs Charles Il. Coe - shares II yuan "
art 100 shares > ~ iit, 100 shares; j. r. Brown, ~
sh.lc, X. KObAKrS secretary.
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Nmusemenis.
DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- ONE WEEK MORE,
POSITIVELY BIT ONE

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- ONE WEEK MORE,
POSITIVELY ts' BUT ONE,
THE SIOUX AND wINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
THIS WEEK Is THEIR LAST
The company f. composed Of and women includpz
acknowledgements OF NIUHr;
THE POCAhONTAS OF THE WEST,
IN Indian Girl OF the Crow tribe, of great beauty.
THE SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
EDEIC THE DANE;
THE GREAT SPECTRAL ILLUSION
THE GHOST,
IN SEVEN DISTINCT TADLEAUX.
FIVE DIFFERENT GHOSTS
'pp'''' ''' EVERY AFTERNOON at , O'Clock and
EVERY EVENING at y.
This I. OF the most Interesting and intensely thrilling
dramas OF the soason.
TIE PLOT, - ,.,,,,,c
TAE CHARACTERS.
TIE DEEP, DARK DUNGEON
''' ''0'' THE GREAT GHosrAL sPEcTER
BREAIuLISs ATTENTION AND WONDER
TN GREAT GERMAN COMkDiETTA,
THE DUTCHMAN'S GHOST,
in which
Mr. d. L. MORRIS
InE LAUOHABLE CHAKACILR,
HANS BAErH.
This Farce Is bmfu offan, Keeps the audience in
ROAR, OF LAUGHTER,
from the commencement 10 the close.
10 be al a.. hOurs every dsy and evening
THE GIANT BOY,
Eighteen years Old, aud over
L!UliI FEET Hon!
the talles man living Also.
SPLFNDID GROUP or
MOVING WAX FIGURES,
Imported nom III f., r'ir'scH'ins
DOS CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
encaupsd IN tie Mo.isln, Of o. Casi-, Including the
nl.b alEAE OF IAE
SPANISH CHIEF, LUMALCARREGUI,
suroundcd by hi. WIFE SISTER e. d Other p nd,.
MRS. DLs TON TT h
PETITE sIM No-MAt uihE,
per- md b, aatill IteIni,n o4 Eec.sH'n,
ItDi 4lAL t,-.'5..-O 49,
TIL iIsirO M1.SIAh TtiuON,
TIE GREAT DKAOO. " Inh LAST.
AirDMAIDt WRITER,
THF LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
The Ora - AQO ARIA learned srA. os. Lion, Mon
bear. Llsint ATtc1uias. l'a. i-ufrs, sc
Ad aiiou 90 c-u.s. t.iafel lulrf Ten }. Gems
All tovPLIXAsTAEY llckL1s ~" out must De used
bet the l5h .selJ. en pncs ~ then % issi.i
and old not re- lived .iter tat date.
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NOCuRANE's GLASS INKSTAND MAN
iusooins Garoo. sc.

AT J. II. JOHNSTON n cos loo Bowcry,
~ cor. Broome Wedding and sisitins Yards ~
Fine Watches J.wrry aud silver ARE at low prices
4 4 VIM. EVERDELLs SONS, lOl ulton-
~ s.-WEDDlNG CARDS, Fine stationery aolofrd IA
ta stamping, Monogram Door and Number fiat"' seal
Presses. BLANK books, Checks, Notes Labels &C 'rsa"
lisbed 1919
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Go farmers anS Others.
CATALOGUE

IONA VINES.
WITH WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICELlSTs
FOR 1863
Describing and exhibiting relative importance Of all our
valuable Native Vines.
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Cindurirl.

TRgAsURRRs OrNcE, Central X. r. Co. Of New-York.
No. o. Waist, Ngw DIRK, Oct. IA, 1863. I
HlNlDEND.-A Quarterly Dividend OF TWO
A. AND II ALE PER CENT viii be paid and after
the 18th INST. at th. office.
Tbs Transfer rooks viii be closed until the i7ih inst
SAMUEL KNOX. Treasurer.