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The Draft in Lancaster.

The Lancaster Evening Lquirer, OF the
30ih says:
"The business relating TO the draft is pro-
crossing rapidly towards completion al the
Provost MarshaPs office. Already squads
Of soldiers have been sent out through lhe
county to bring in iho-e conscripts who
have tailed 10 report, and those who have
made up their minds 10 treat with impuni>
ty Uncle Sans call upon their time will be
apt TO reconsider their discrimination when
they see the claim enforced with cleaning
5ayonet. Up 10 the present time but fow-
teen men have been equipped out OF The
number required by The draft"
The same paper has already published
the names of 55l of the drafted men who
have been exempted for various causes =
The list will probably be swelIed 10 more
than double that number 1t strikes Us as
som ewha: singular that in the s'loyal''
comfy of Lancaster, usually giving from
1000 to 5000 Abolition majority, but four
teen men have voluntarily reported and
been equipped. The rest OF The conscripts,
il appears, will not come, and must be CO.
creed at the point of the bayonet. This
does not confirm Forney's assertion that The
draft is "popuiarn
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EVERY soldier should keep in his KNAPP
sack card, upon which should be inscrib-
ed his fell name aud address, with his com.
panY and regiment. Frequently soldiers
fall upon the field or die in the hospital and
their identity is never discovered, hence il
is necessary that all soldiers should keep
their name and address upon their person,
that in case of disaster their identity can be
fully established.
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The DRAFT IN PENNsYLvAEA-W Williams.
port, Pa, dug. l3.-The Draf, for the Eigh
ieenth Congressional District of Pennsyl-
vania, comprising Centre, Clinton, Lycom-
ing and Potter counties, commenced this
morning. The draft in Centre has been
completed. everything passing off finely
Not soldier has been sent here to assist iu
carrying out the draft, ard none were re-
quired.
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WHEN will Governor CURTIN begin his
electioneering tour There is huge mass
OF damning facts he will have 10 explain,
and he cannot commence loo early 10 do il.
The "only man in Allegheny cOuaty who
supports ANDREW G. GURTISn has already
spoken, bat we fear HE hearers were as be-
logged when he ended as when he began.
Come Governor, let Us hear from you. 1t
is less than two months TO the election day.
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Mcclellan and the Fight at Gettysburg.

Some of the Abolition journals have
positively denied the statement, thai al the
battle o. Gettysburg, the Federal troops
fought under the impression they were led
by MCCLELLAN. But the evidence OF the
fact accumulates, and we now have sill fur
rvsrification oil il in the following from the
correspondent OF ihe New York Commercial
Adue'tiSer, paper whose RepubIicanism
wall moi be questioned by the most radical ::
Previous TO the battle report was receiv.
ed 10 the effect that General M cCleIlan had
but himself at the head OF the new militia
force, and was Fastening 10 their support al
Geuysburg There was grand outbursl of
delight at The news, which contributed not
little TO the stubborn defence subsequently,
made by the men.
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THERE will be Camp Meeting held on :he
ground of Dir. Worden, in Locust twonship,
this county, two miles East of Bear Gap,
on the road leading to Numedia, commenc-
ing on the 3Ist inst, and TO continue eight
days. The location Is good one. Water
and everything necessary TO make the place
desirable and The people comfortable
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GRAND JURORS-SEPT. TERM 1888.

Bloom-Charles Barkey.
Beaion-Stou f. ColIey.
Bor. Berwick-MichaeI Frantz, George A.
Beam
Briar Cfeek-Geo. NJ Bower Eph Evans.
Cenlre--Dayid K. Sloan. Philip Miller.
CaIta wissa-Joseph Breish, Nathan Helwig.
Conyngham-John R. Kline, jr
FrankiiD-Rruben Knitle.
Greenwood-Samoel R. Abertson
Hemlock-William Eyerly.
Locusl-John Mensch, William HeIwig.
Montouf Emanuel Lazarus
nj ffiin-Henry Heller.
Madi>on--Jacob Girlon.
Maine-Washlngton Fl-h er, Vim. Miller.
Orange-James B. Harman.
PIne-Hiram Shuitz.
Sugarloaf-Alexauder Hess.
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We learn that during the nine years that
Rev w. Goodrich, Pastor OF the German
Reformed church here, has been in this
section Of the country, he has married tl0o
hundred and itcsius persons, and baptised
and received into ,he Chnrch three huadreG.
Republican
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THE Brooklyn Banks have refused TO ad-
vance money for ihs exemption of drafted
men. Proposals have been issued for a
popular loan of 81, 10000.
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Llsr OF CAUSES EoR SEPT. .IEKn,
Philip Wnlersteen vs. Valentine Wg.
teTsieen.
Henry Wells rs George KiLley. jr.
3 Jacob Eyer vs Abraham Klase.
! Abraham klase VS. Jacob Ever
5 David Lee et al W Samuel l.. BeuIe.
Daniel Sey beu VS. Joseph Gensi.
Z Elijah McMurtrie ct al W. ChrIst'n Wolf.
S John II. Brown ell al IS Leonard b. -Ru
peri.
9 Samuel Bilenbeuder VS. Silas d. Edget.
10 James Harding VS. Elias Reese.
IL Louisa Gowan W Elizabeth DaIius.
- Jacob Harris Peter Jacobv.
I3 Jacob BOND VS. Tilman Nagls
Il George Hughes ct al. We j. v Criswen
ri al.
Is Daniel Rsinbold vs Michael Grover.
10 Russell z. Sioker V, VIM. keller
II ". A Kline We George w. Hoffman,
Ell al.
IS Rebecca Yanderslice vs. Geo Dodson.
i9 n. l. Campbell VS. Samuel Johnson.
20 David J. Waller, - VIM J. Hagenbuch
2l Franklin Lon2enberger, Admr VS. Gins
ian Wolf ct ell.
p Daniel +. Seybet VS. Reuben Nicely.
% Benjamin +. Reighard & Bro. W 5 Siias
Edgar.
"a David Carey vs. Martz & En,.
25 w. A Kline VS. George W. Hafffnan.
26 Joseph F. Long VS. Isaac d. Patton.
27 Enos L. Adams VS. Daniel F. Seyberl et.
al.
2s Charles II Hess ct al VS. Stephen Wolf.
29 Joseph Hartman We Reuben Lins.
80 joan Gigger VS. Richard b. Meuagh.
JACOB EYERLY,
BlpomsSais p6olsSaD!a.y: Ros. otef ls' 1858 P'0'n
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Gov. MoRTos. Of Indiana, writes to Wash>
ington that he desires 10 purchase ground
inthe Gettysburg battlefield for the burial
OF Indiana soldiers.
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FORMS FOR EXEMPTION.


The following are forms for those who
claim exemption under the draft act. We
publish them for the benefit of those who
are justly entitled 10 exemption under the
different clauses of the Act OF Congress foI
"enrolling aad calling out the national for.
ces" ~
Only Son Of a Widow or Agsd and InJfrm Pa
,entor Parents.
|; The subscriber resident OF
county, State of hereby certify that I,
being liable 10 military duty under the act
OF Congress "for enrolling and calling out
the national forms, &c, approved March 3,
1863, as The only son of who is
and dependent on my'labor for support.
We, the subscribers, do hereby certify
that the above named is the oniy son
OF who is and dependent on his
labor for support
Personally appeared before me The above
named and and severally made
oath that the above certificates are correct
and true, 10 the best OF their knowledge and
belief, Columbia County.
Pa, day of A. D., 1868
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FRESH ARRIVAL
NEW MILLINERY GOODS.

TNHE undersigned would most rsspect~
fully announce to The citizens OF Blooms
burg and vicinity thai she has Iust tsoelg-
ed from the eastern cities her
spring 4 Summer Millinery Goods,
all of which she ia prepared to make sz--
and sell al very reasonably low fig
ure- Her assortment of goods are e6&
little superior in point of durability ss 4eil
as tastefulness, TO any offered in this sect on,
She returns thanks for the liberal patron
age she has received, and respectfully so
liciis continuance of the same
MARY BARKLEY.
Blooms burg, April % 1853.
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REVIEW OF THE MARKET,
CAREFULLY CORRECTED WEEKLY.
MARRIED..

On the 30th OF July, at the residence OF
the BRIDES father, by Rev w Goodrich,
Ma. CHRISTIAN + CLEwRLL 10 Miss AMELlA
WARTz, both Of Catawissa.
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The receipts for internal revenue, during
July, am ounied TO s5,sss, ,s67ls.
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UscIs sam win soon be after you boys.
Your money konIy sso0) or your life.
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Parent for one of His or Her Som,

/, the subscriber, The father Tor motherl
of and residents of county State
of hereby certify that am aged and
nfirm, and that am dependent for support
on The labor OF my sons above named; and
that | elect that my son shall
be exempt from the Operations of the act
of Congress " for enrolling and calling out
the national forces &C.; approved March 5,
1868.
We, The subscribers, do hereby certify
that the above named Is aged and
infirm, and dependent on the labor of
sons for support.
Personally appeared before me the above
named and and severally made
oath that the above certificates are correct
and true, to The best of their knowledge aud
belief. Columbia county, Pa,
day of A D., 1863.
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Traverse Juro, s.-Sept. Term 1855

BlOom-Hitam C. Hover
Bentou-Dav Yocum, Samuel Hess. J.
c. Doty.
Brlarcreek-Joseph Lamon, Adam Su!,
Beaver-Peter Ecktoat, joel Bredbenaer
Bor Berwick--Isaia.I Bower, S B. Bowman.
Caltawi-sa-Maybe berry Hughes A Thomas
Cenlre-Elias Greasy
Franklin-lsaac Henderson,.
shIngcreek-William Wieni2ht
Greenwood-Wm +. Patterson. Samuel
Kisner. Rober Robbins, Caleb Moore, lao
Black.
Hemlock-Dr. Joseph r. Evans. Jacason
Leidy, William H. Shoemaker.
Jackson-DanIe! rousi.
Locust-Solomou Yeaeer, VIM Erwias.
Elias aeiwig. Jot'h Yeager, Henry GabIs
Maine-Samnel Fisher
Madlson-John Fruit, Sr, John S,s;lef.
Belhue WhiEple.
M'ffiin-John II. Hetller, Isaac Say5e
Samuel Lulz,
Oranee-AIex. Hughes, David Achsn.
buch, Daniel KIeffsr
Pine-lsraei Heath.
RoarinscTe Winterslesn. 4.
Gable, Peter Levan
Scotl-Daniel nyGer, Henry w Crsasy.
Peter Ent. JUhn Eat.
SugarlOaf-SamGel Kitchen.
Bloomsburg, Aug. i9, 1868
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Only Brother Of Child or Children Dependent

Only Brother of Child or Children Dependent
on his Labor for support.
/, The subscriber being liable 10 draft
inro the service of the United States, here
by make affidavit that am the only BROTH
er of under IL years of age having
neither father nor mother and dependent
on my labor Tor support.
We, he subscribers, and resi-
dents OF county, State Of hereby
certify that who is liable TO draft,
is the only brother OF under I2 years
OF age, having neither father nor mother,
and dependent on his labor for support.
Personally appeared before me the above
named and and severaly made
oath that the above certificates are coneci
and true, 10 Tue best of their knowledge aud
belief. Columbia county, Pa,
day of A. D. 1863
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The Big Gun Lost Overheard

NEw YoRK, Aug l3-li is reported ty
passengers by the Argo, that the 300 ponn-
der Parrot rihed gun, recently sent 10
Charleston 10 be used against Fort Sum;er,
was lost overheard while being landed on
Morris Island, and all efforts TO raise ii had
proved unsuccessful
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Father ot MOtha less Children under 10 yeors
Of dge.
/, The subscriber, being liable to
draft into the Service of the United States,
dereby make affidavit that am the father
oil motherless child under
IL years OF age and dependent on my labor
Tor support
We, the subscribers, and residents
OF county, Sta,e of hereby certify
that 10 father OF mother less
child under IL years OF age aud oepen.
dent on his labor for support
Personally appeared before me tie above
named and and severalJ made oath
that the above certificates are correct and
true, 10 the best OF their knowledge and be-
liei, Columbia county Pa,
day Of A. D. 1863
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Where ttoo dls ia SeTrice and one Lia5Ie
We, The subscribers, and residents
OF county, Stale of hereby certify
that TWO members OF family and
household of county and State above
meniio?e ed are in the military service Of
the United Sales, as non commissioned
officers, musicians or privaies.
Personally appeared before me the above
named ard end severaIIy made
oath that the above certificates are correct
and true, 10 the best of their kno ledge aud
belief. Columbia county, Pa,
day OF A. ID. 1853
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OCTOBER z, lSSs.-TKlrLH SHEET.


attend ~ funeral. froa IT, Pspis church. Hoesy,
oornsr OF vSsy ssGsss. On fhnu~Ay Gterno"o' ~
O'Clock, without tuvtheg n0tios a.
hoAM-Ou Tuesday, October Q. yeiS hocASs !" W
% n year o bs ago.
Tho relatives friends ~ the family are Respectfully
invited To attend the funeral from hts late residences
300 Test Forty sooond arrest between fcOth ana
h.NANn -on In, SHAY October Q MAKy McNAHks.
,he oeossd wife % Hnyh neNapeo 10 the J5tn yeas u
her nke, baiive OF county Armagh parish q Croggsn,
HelWo
Inc friends ana resiivea OF the family are requested
TO susns the nnernt thin Wednesday, afternoon two
oemN if"m her ia'e residence, No. Ia Dry Dok e,reN
htiNs" LIN Monday cstobsr s. after o hong asd 90
vetsuhess, JEsNr IN, wife q John Archibald Molnns
Tho iff,nds and relatives ros,cefully nvi,ef %
residence, s2zh vast Tenth street.
NtnESr-Ou Tuesday, October d. JAGir NVsEr. II
Mailibgar. county aesmeaih, ireland. afed N years
Inc relatives ena friends OF the ianty respectfully
invited 10 attend thc funeral ON thursday, r-m hn a,o
re, telce. III Try lock street
Cbcs.o papers please cory
Roiki;s.--On lfiday September H. M New Orleans,
Anss 70 ENs, wiie OF atain Hugh k0gcss hsc m IN,
city OF Dublin, aged VI ears
May her soul rest IN pence.
london, Dubin and Cork pAIefs pisas- cepy.
NOTWITHSTANDING. at tile bitlsm Get'yshufg n on
Wednesday,, July 1, WILLIAM Hrmay koiwss, aga u
years and days, of Company @, Ninth reyim NJ. New
York State MILITIA
His friends and and thoeo ci tho euily
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral tbs (W~
nesday) Afternoon at two O'Clock from the residence on
taken N Greenwood Cemetery tor intoIment.
California papers please copy.
ROWLAND On Thursday septsmbcr TO- &C ths 'usd
STATES General Hospital Baton ROnyo La G&rNnx Row
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fIsx -mrnsxp Io- lar "A ife occurred
30 board the Brtsb bark r'~ri, iyins IN Avni'c tst
sssu about Twelve oclck a h-ndsy nish,. csnsed by
a limited c7ndie Communicating with com5ustite
tnserd the fpfecssts. ins csrs, foter Wilkins. u
,pu.,ars can,c on boirf sis hour agd li.htfs
Gle LETT IA " rbieg hs attention ~ tne Afisbtc uAVk
ro,cs VAS Attracted By tie snke ard soins bard
.abss ucry foand 10 hi- DIus having been san called
Ksxrrw os rnx JAL--i Kinss county lizard OF super.
ris,r- yeserdsy eec,~i NJ. paios Campbell as sceer
81 The all to take his posnon tue arii dag Of January
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cUSs vuE " ~uns NAyY.--su more one hundred
g.ns received at Cairo oc tue loth
az. lliIoos tsut.a railroad They are for Tho Navy
10 trient, the v-s~cs o. which. rodsr the surer.
v.rn kesr Admiral Portsr, are being rendered more
e.>siye Than ever.
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Rovri Havana LOtscry.-3O per cent
Premium pad Prizes Information furnished. Iligh
PAID Daulloons all lira Of oid and Silver
TAYLOR a Co, Bankers. 10 Wall street, n. Y.
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The Latest War Hsws-fn port at inssr-
rtgsnoc from Mcxsoo-TAss nd Hseep-
tioa az she Russiaa Omssrs by tine Au-
thorities or New York, sc &C., &c.
The mail steamship cbinA Captain Asdsrsoa viii ssass
this port TO day for liverpool
The mails for Elrope will close this cy "a ham past
nine o'clo this morning.
The Nrw Yoak BssAAD Edition for Euope-wi't be
published IT hsfpast eight O'Clock tina mornioS
AID win latest Intelligence from the Army
Of General ROsrans Chssuooga with reports OF the
pre- ons position Of tho Union and Rebel Forces; Tho
latest Accounts Of the Progress u the Siege Of Charles
ton; The latest News from the Army Of tbs Potomac and
the Rsbe Army In virgn,a, and from the Union
and Rebel Forces in all parts Of tho country, Inn
por,as Intelligence from Mexico, giving the Mani
esto of Gen DDbiado. aud showing tho sentiments
Of tho Mexican People regarding Monarc iy The latest
News irsm Central America and II. Domingo; Full Re
port OF the Splendid ception given 20 the Officers OF tho
Russian Fleet this Hsrbor by the CITY Authorities OF
Now York and reports OF al iuterosug events OF the
past days
Single oopes wrappers. ready for mailing Ave cents
Sampson Low, 500 a Co. ~ Ludgate Hill, London,
England will receive subscriptions and advertisements
for the NEW YoRx HSaALD
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81, A.. ~ ~. 81. =: 9. 81. 81: SIS.
~. 80, 7. SIS. "a, 81. 6i. rs, As. 81, 80. 81.
o'''''''' ''''''' Of 'A''s; .sSs
oovtnston Ky. or H. Louis NO.
OmcsaI ORA ~iags Of the shelby College
EsrwA OLAss s2I-Oot 9. 1868
8, 81, 40, rs, II. Is, TO- 30. 20. 38, rs. 81, 60.
Class 6,2-Oct. g. 1853
~, ~, 63. 50. %. 10, s., o.. 6, 81, SO. ~.
" a. r. SIMMONS 4 90.
Successors To Jno. A. Morris Co.
Covngton Ky
Omo,as Drawings or the Library Asso-
citation Compsn, "a Leusrv 81 Ksutuckv.
if7-tpcI q, 1867
68, %, 81, AZ, II, IT. 50. ~. II. "A. 20. 65, ~
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81. s, 81. 9. 10, al, &c. II, h, IS, At, rs, 81.
Circn a All essuy
FRANCE. ELLIS d co. Mana rsrs Covingto1, XIV
Prizes Gu shed In all LeGntizrd lotteries.
Tnforna Ion given. J. II. CLAYTON CO. 10 Wall street
room No O. N. Y.
Rovrt Vnvsua Losscry.-3O per cent
Premium pad co. Prres Information fnrni shed. Ilien
PAID Tor Doulloons all ir's Of t.od and Aivrr
TAYLOR a CO., Bankers. 10 Wall street, n. Y
rhc Ghost. the Durchmau in Difncni
ties and other p~rormsnces nj aud ~ oclok at BAR
NUNS Indians. Giant Boy, Ac., &c at all hours
Album Photographs. Carries de vt>it",
&c ~ DOZEN. e1cei'ed. Sec the gems at HOLMES
~ 'srosdwav.
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cst,~ur.--A fearful calainng occurred At Ste Hene-
fn ~ the county OF Io'clfssisr. Csnaaa, on ~ day
ssnt. ano gfth ut The hoas- u Mr. Tneotime Centsre
go IRE al tins irpatssCOutares fathsr we snd
sh child oa--were burnt ia tbs nxmss, Couture "ny
ping
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Brilliant nad Powerful Day aud Siah
Dssb,e Psrpsetve Glasses for the nsld opers and
sssorsmsniat SIMMONS.
osoaiisis -opscas. sss,s Broadway. LsfMss Hoass
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Prizes ca shed IN all LeGntiZrd lotteries.
Informa ion given j. H. CLAYTON CO. 10 Wall street
No 1.
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8vsdUswaesr Pasnt-Ohe pest and usose
desrahs Paint IA the market for RIOTS cottages ana out
REYNOLDS. Agent, u Msldss lane
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Album Photographs. Carries de vt>ii".
&c ~ DOZEN; not e1cei'od. Sec the gems at HOLMES,
M i,roatwav.
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rhc Ghost. the Durchmaa in Dimcni
ties and other NJ aud ~ oco *, BAL
NUNS. Indians. Giant BOY, SC, &c at all hours
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Iuvurv.-A visit 90 the Old Frank
iin Hair IRE sing Saloon Of Brosdway snf tey
Prourt attention By The best artist, In Anefics
and no dsisy.
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Rye Pressrvers aad speotne'cs 20
and imprev~ the sxht Of Old and by day
the med cal faculty SIMMONS
oorulsa-Opilcisa. espk Broadway opposIa Bond ct
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Wt~s Wlodevv 0aavds. wtve wo~N for
eons~rvatorf-s and bay windovs HUTCHINSON WICK
ERsII AN. $50 Cana, street. east Of broadway.
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W. a. Bachelors HAIR Dye-Ths Beet
In the d-barr@~s IN seAntaseous rsisole ssf ~
sn arusgiss Asd pssfumera tsclosy 81 Barclay ssrts,
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DR.. DE Masint has Returned 60 the
CITY the hts Thur
October 81 hs residence o. Fast Thirty fourth street.
bssween fifth Srth avenues
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Kennedy's msdtesi D,-cowcvv.
when eli oShss sevofss Me<t.s-s hsv- faiss vi nso
~HsD1aSd SECULAR rvrnefy. u fsis W eufna
srsofna Hryapshs ssH kssun. Ulcers, esps. ssdsrue
Toes o sr<ry ash Bstar-.
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NEW YORK HERALD, "WEDNESDAY.

domination County Judge and Gilbert s. Lyon 80
Holmes 0deii thu candidates for County sassrss
THE CONVENTION or LOYAL LEAaUss.
We requested 60 Staie that the Convection Of Loyal
Leagues wl held ~ Utica Tuesday. this 10th inst
aud not Herximor the Isth staedsu IL HsALD
o. yesterday.
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Mslsev.s So. HAIR nvs. Beet s~a Cheap
b Dsy arsss
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Crass sdero's HAIR Dye, Preservattvs
sod wiz depot vholesais and retail. 10 Aslor Honss
Tho dye applied BY skiifui srttsta
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