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Patented Oct. q, 1852.

rdleLlT4 tlL - i19@-
y 3 Having recently introduced uumeror. very
Important improvements n our Harmoniums,
vrhsve secured for them by copyri ght the trst e
--ark "C3ti7et OrgGa." which VIII cigt-nguts Z
them from those O! other makers, aud protec.
Purchasers fror1 !n.!.st--1s-
MASON & HAsiLIN's CABINET oRGAS5 ere
vi programmed superior 20 all instruments Of a
simiisr nature mel0de0ns seraphines, &c, by
tho-e host qualified % Judge and are the only one.
which have ever hesu awarded e Gold Medal IN this
ulost eminent Organ.sts o. New York. P1s,on, DC.
IN which they arc prcr0-rnced " The best OF theI-
class Of which have any knowledge - Zurdei
0-Ea-is- q Henry Ward BeecherS Church. Flint.
Of .tadison Square Church, Moserthai, % Css-ai-T
ChurcS Well. Of Christ Church. N.r.th, Of d..
Pisa Church. sunitr q the Inmaculate Co-ceptio1
Church. uazsr, Ei..o- Ni-sioa( Rstfsie, OF few
Yorkt-Tuckerr-.n. Of 81. Pzuis ChurchI wilcox, of
Iuna-a,ats Conception Cburchg Bsvmbech, o. tie
Church of the Cr.tyJ Lang, % Old South Cturc1,
of Bcgr'rt-Bezlc. Of S. Jose7As CHu-chI rhor,..
q, Ire Church o. tAo Eoly I--ooeutsi AarsS. Of s.
Peters Church, Of AS5oy,-anc many otaeTr.
he Na=rfacturers a-e n possession Of toSttncci-
ais % similar effect from Th4lbe-g, Morgan, =
Tsssn. Ierrsiu. BraHSrry Webb, Root, Rss,inrs
Wul. Mason, Sat.sr wolieohaupt, 6elha2T, klzusST.
WOlE1hn. &c, &c
CABINET Organs. single and Double Reed So - 80
do with G. s. and Y stops pedal bass, &c rs % +59
- Descriptive Circulars sent by mall
Narero0ms IN Boston "a washington street
NareroSms IN New York: and Mercer street.
Address MASON & HAALIN, Boston, or
MASON BROTHERS, New York.
ivin3
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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKEr,

WEDNESDAY. June ;.
At market - Cattle, about Ieeves and
Stores. consisting Of Working oxen. Cows, one two
and three years old.
Market Beef-e1tra = ert., 9o91 60 n.
First quality, 3 = a 5 ..
Second quality, 500 2 80
Third quality, 8 -
Ordinary, none.
Working Oxen, az q SIS Per pair.
Gov. and Calves. So q 2 q 20
sheep and lambs. 1870 at market Price,, in lots
si00 $50. Extra and selections, IS % a s. =
: O., Spring Lambs. s. % a o..
Hide. 4 sc p n Pelts, s. a sc each csli
skins y = lie.
Tallow, n SC.
vesl Calvc- a. ~ = 81
REMARKS.
There Wa hut = small quantity Of stock brought
70 market thu week hut there Wa large nun
her Il cattle lett over LAST week the supply an
pie for the demand sales were slow at last weeks
prices. j Is the opinion q many that tho prices
fer cattle have reached the highest figure and the
tendency is downward. There vas small supply
Of sheep and prices lower as the large supply Of
Vesl take the plsce of Mutton.
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NV YnKK. jun

NEW YoEK. June ,.
Gold opened to-day at us ct II O'Clock
II had declined to IA.
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pR.TouiAs' VENETIAN EMINENT


An iustant4u.eus remedy fr chronic rheumatism,
headache, taotha-5s r-onp. ellie, ql.asey, 'oro
throat. AMI pain. ia luy part n The h7dr. TT a
bottle and ta convinced. Remember Jis article i
success. Mt an erperi,ueut-ior Is year, it hiss
been tested Every one who uses &c Teco1laents Il.
No medi-inc ever hal such reputation as this B
silently .tl,s worked is way before the public,
ana al are loud .a i;s praiso Chronic Rheuma-
t,sn.- Thousands who laid f-r weeks on bed q
agony. and never walked without the a'i q er-toh-
g. with this complaint -1r testify o. che magical
Effects u this l.1.ucnt They arc cured AMI rro-
claim re virtues throughout iho ia1l- Remember
relief Is certain. and positive cure - sure e. fo.-
low. Headache Of all kinds vs warrant 30 cure
Putr!t sore thro,t qursey and d'I,hera are robbed
q their terr,rs hy q timely u-s n the Venetian
Liniment tHss ssvet hundreds fhs past three
months. Puos IS and 50 cent, bottle. oHce .
Cartlanlt street Nrw-Ycrt >,+ y0l Druggists
May aIth -lNlT
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position and everything progresses fair for an
important and successful close of the CAM
paign against that rebel stronghold.
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PURE BLOOD cuREs-wHEN THE

BILE Ia. uot t., requisite healthy qualities, We
become ,a.tiva. To restore the bile q 8 state Of
health. tie blood n.u-t he ruTiaet. You eauno
purify the bl.- bet hy occasional pur-atif~s, ami
they 81 odd Dee continued fr several days iu success
s.ou when ;har- may io greater OF les interval"
rest. Some p.r.rl- have u.r3 BE'NnREIn's PILLS
every d.v So small dose, until they become cured
OF c5stIryr,ss. which bad troubled them f1F over
twenty y,sr, The u-e 10 this medicine does not
dehuitate OF require au urIoase Of dose from con-
tiuucd r,o They go fact strengthen tho bowels a.
exercise a .l. ti.s arms 90 leg.
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GRi(E'S CELEBRATED SiLTE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This salre is q vegetable preparation. invent
ed IN the i7,h century, by d. VIZ. GnAcs,
surgeon IN King Jsnes's army. Through II,
Agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds tha: bsfied the sl<il Of tho mos.
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
BY all who knew him az public bSnctaeior.
6raes's Celebrated 5alvo cures Barns
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures scaid5.
Grtee's Celebrated sslvo cures Flesh Wounds
Grace's Celebrated sal-o cures corn5.
Grsces Celebrated ealvs cures Felc1g.
Grsce's Celebrated 6slvo cures Frozen Li-hS
Grsee's Celebrated salvo cures wens.
Grace's Celebrated sslve cures callogseI.
Grsce's Celebrated sal7o e1ro5 Salt Rheza-
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Chilti1iuJ
Grses's Celebrated sslvs cures Sore Breast.
Grsce's Celebrated salve cures Sore Lips.
Grsee's Celebrated sslvo curss Erysips,aJ Gszss-
Grsce's Celebrated saivo cures Absce-ss4
6rscs's Celebrated salvo cures Ulcers.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures ChapPe3 EcriE
Grsce's celshratsi ss!vo cures RiagEo-ms.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down 20 c common Pmpio. Il cradi-
Gates P.mples from the face and beauties the
skin. There IS no preparation before The public
that can equal this Salye IN prompt and cncr-
gene action for the speedy cure Of external d.
cases, those who have tried lis virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and FishcTmcn, vii fnd LIS
Salve their best friend.
Il has none Of the Irritating, heating proper
ties % Other remedies. but c00ls. clelnSes. rrl
heals the mos; serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those couta'r.r;
children, should keen box on hand in case or
accident, FOR it Will save them much trouble.
suffering. ana money. 81 j, wants = q 1.r
tTial % cure old 1al .avc,.sato Sores.
MANUFACTURED ny
wILL-ANE GEACC.
Amos r-v, NE-7
P-i-e c-s'y 'rHi :, rs~ Ea-.
Great saving. o. mai i.y tazinr the larger size.
zach h.N Dos ere above cut ali trl fac-simile Of
the propriet.Is Signature attlrt-l 90 TO- which =
CTaEGFC GOODWIN & 60.
g. tiHpsvcr Street. Boston.
General i-ants f1T New England.
GRAcE's SarVE can be- 4ataincl at all the respect
able Druggist aud C.siH'-v stores everywhere
April ath f--T WHY'S
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COOP as-,i tuent q Garden SEEDS Iar sale low
y at c. l. Harris.
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SLTIII HR = < a :.

IIGEsTI0Y ASSISTED
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cRIsrAnopo.. n,,p p,E.-rnssr

q NfNh abtFt'N tkNtIa -
Is D. Hi'r Dye liz u.s. 80 pure 50 nee from all Oh
ectio naio properties, that produces such splendid
and permanent tiEts, or that operates 50 quickly
uniformly, and certainly, as
C,i.fado-as Ercsla,r HJ'- Dee
1ai. mstehiss- article Is pronounced. by all who
have ever applied IT, or seen it applied, the moe;
wonderful Invention Of tie Sc. Ten minut- E
suite. O. 4ay -lsl, o. brown or the deepe,t o'ach.
II leave, ths % IN uustIiued.
Manufactured ty }. CRIsTADoRo, 8 Actor House.
Nes York. s-.a evcry where. and applied hy all
Han p-r-,.ss.
Price. 81. si,. and e. psr hey, according 70 Sac
June ~. dtNlm-No.'-
CuRISTADORO's HAIR PREsERFA-
TIVE. Is invaluable with hit Dye 81 it impaTts the
utmost saaes,. tie 1,st hesulfel gio-s. ami great
vitality 70 tie Hair.
Price - cents. 81. sd Pr bottle, scc7riirs 20
size. daNlS
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New I0EE, june 5.
Gold openel TIN, morning AZ u, and le-
clined 10 li6 l.
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m NUNIT0E,--IhC cdit0r d the NCic1ti-
t- Iur7-Ga. VINO has examined the monitor
passait, now undergoing repairs at New
York.. saws the trial u which she was sub
---I during the attack On Charleston proves
10 0ar iron-clad- are imprcgnablc, and that
- mag safely defy all the English iron-clads
FL their ornaments. The Whitworth shot,
- 81 a7a'es of them, in a majority Of casts
--cs silcvav- tbey reached the turret in
possible positions, and show very poor
shooting oH tie part of tho rebels. There is
.,ulutation on the part OF the Passaic
..r-r thsn toa-saucer, and She was the
a-- injured of the attacking feet. except
.ia h,rAuk, which was not mruitor.
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Rcmenl -er. references viii le gwen 70 persons
whom Brsndre,l's Pills have cured Of co-tvenes' Of
over twenty ycsrs duration. and in cases where no
natural cotton .C the bowels ha- taken place IN
twenty wears. yc. t-ese e7-es v-=e radically cured
by Brandretls r..a-
s..s.f -1a.tu
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Tie yalue of the vessels lately reported
Destroyed by the Alabama and Florida, with
,t,ir creocs, is said To- he 81 ,o50,oCo
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BITTER MILK CREAM TARTAR,
- CENT rer poupd.
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AcoUGH, COLD. Az fERITATED THROAT
II allowed Co. psi gree, r--lits In seri"r- Pulmonary
AMI Bronchial affections, lf,lHtlreE ircurahle-
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHE>
reach eir,,ty the Affected Ts-t, and Eve slmos' In
slant relief j. TE.scH-ri>, Asru"A, and CATARRI
they are beneficial The s'si effects resultus from
the u-c o. tho Tr.el,-, ana their extended usa, has
caused them O. o., r1uuterf.itei- De ture % guard
against worthie-- limitations. oEriIS ouiy the gen.
ine Er.1', B-o-s1' T-5.s. which have T-ntsf their
efficacy by a t,s. of many year. PrrLr SPEAKERS
and Siverrs shoult ne tfe r. -ho- military oii
Ger. and soldiers $500. orei-isx their voice and are
e1po-sI q sudden ca1n-c-, should usa them sold
everywhere 81 % cents rer box
coUcHs. COLDS AND LUNG DISEAS
ES-Couchs. Colds. Bronrair-, Asthma, Group,
Whooring Cough, Diseases the Throat, Che-t, and
Lunss. however Jon. standing and severe in chsrac-
ter are quickly cured by that long tried. efficient
and faithful remedy
IrTSTAR'S BALSIW or HILD CHERRl-
The univcrssI opinion fully accor- with that late
" expressed by the ''Saratosian,' whlsh says go
"Wistar's Balssm has achieved many remarkable
cures o. Pulmonary di-ordcr--its success being 20
treat that taken ~ time it is deemed O. specific.
The thousands OF Certificates IA the hanu- o. INC
proprietors from those who from long suffering d''
ease have tclu "reteemet, ressnerated, disen-
hralled. and nov by this remedy cr.oy immunity
from pain an Suffering are sill better evidence
the fact.
Tlss'y Fe---' ErFs-fsHse-
N1SNloS. Vt, June =, 1850.
. slcssrs s. e. F.~fr a Co, Boston,
GentlemeE Having for twenty years Pas; nsen
N tho hahi Of using pr Nistar's Baisam u Nlh
Cherry IN cases Of Coughs. Colds, snd Pulmonary
Affections testify q its great merits with TIC
utmost confidence believe L % - the best medi-
cine for thee complaints ever used- and nave no
doubt that the use Of IL has at three several times
Saved me from Consumption. besides many times IL
late years acrlng immediate relief IN less severe
attacks q.
Lean hardly End ianguaso 10 express tie exalted
. opinion I have a the Balsamt and recommend ia
GEORGE DART.
Prepared - sETH ". F0WLE Co, Boston
and for sale ~ al dealers IN meiici-nes-
w5smos5
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Mr.. C,Erlrtla. r. 6overue-r, 81. Lawrence
County. ms u-el Trandrcth'. Pills flr -ty years
as his family m,lisirc. They cured nm Of fever
and ssue and co,tivcue-- when he -s- reduced -
the most delIora'7 weakness, sud when &c was sup
rs.sl no. l.,di-.a, could save him.
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FANCY BASKETS. rASCN BASKETS
Y lu1zs TRAVELLING and Fo-k Eesl-ets. very as
- '''"n'''' - CT HART.
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\ BOUNTY Of scventy-fve Dollars
sARsArH SCHOOL ROCKS.

/ IBRAFiFS. Question BoOks Singing Books,
Il Dictionaries, Atls--ea, Reward Cards, &C. \
full supply -t received and for ale at Depository
prices 'ny z A FULLER
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Provisional President OF the republic was elected
that ofce. Tho violence Of party contentious in 1857
compelled him, about the close OF that year leave tho
Presidential chair Of the repubc as refusing accept
either OF the extreme principles Of the contestants he
found himself without power. 1t Is said OF Comonfort
that he never lost battle. Wary energetic far socng
but prudent. he has always bcea successful In the d
ferent contests In which he has been engaged An officer
Of the American army, writing from California
years ago, sa,f:-
have something of General Comonfort under diG
cuies. The stuff Is 10 him 20 make great commander
Had he been in Nap,cons army he certainly would have
satisfied the Emperors irst inquiry, wis he iuckyy
Comoniorts LICK is prod gious. No adversary
trip or blunder without his making the Of H. Every
general statesman that has opp sed him had the
worst OF IL and the great things which he has done with
such insignificant look Ike " II were all luck
almost a miracle Put those who know hirn well know
that It Is his great ability TO make the most OF crcum
stanccs as they arise.
This is the very kind Of man that Forey would wish
small distance from bis 'front.'
The New York herald., 1863-05-25
nyllIfarY.

PRoxouoss We are much gratihed to learn that Gov
ernor Seymour nsH commissioned Lieutenant Jno. W.
Dempsey Captain In the Eighty second regiment New
York Volunteers Second regiment New York State MI
lta) to date March, 1863 wo know OF none who better
deserves promotion than Lieutenant Dempsey. lie was
dangerously wounded at the arst battle Of Bull rum and
for eleven months confined prisoner In tho dun.
geons OF the SOUTH where he feon
cell for writing letter TO u.s. published In the HERALD OF
December g. 1861, being an exposition OF the viainous
treatment OF the Union prisoners iu Richmond particu
larly to Colonel Corcoran, Colonel Wilcox, Uaptain
powncy Lieutenant Connolly and others from this city
Since his exchange which effected by the tenacious
persistence and energetic perseverance, OF his wife. he
twice detailed by tho Secretary OF War recruiting
service In this city, and has enlisted 400 for the
deciusted ranks of bis regiment, Accompanying his
commission as captain Is bis Order to report Tor duty "a
active service In the field which, IN the opinion OF
petent medical officers In the United States Army II
advisable during The summer months his wound ga tre
Of the skull constantly endangcrng his life n
posed TO the and the excitement incident q e,m
paigning hfe. Captain Dempsey, however, leaves New
York 10 join his regiment day and takes with him tho
good wishes Of the hosts OF friends he has made n this
city by his honest uprgh and faithful discharge OF bis
duties recruiting officer and citizen. We wish
him God speed The country III aSord 10 oso tho
services OF such officers
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

vernrent the blacks ny the way that sssir o. sns
Thousand has walked the ire Of one OF tno
Cuban Venezuelan editors cf the New York Forpen.
and he down severely. The attack vs. snhe
unnecessary except aimed at the HsRALD; bus ~ @
II possessed peculiar interest, nasrnuch as ssw Que
who at lotion emily waxing warm IN defense
OF the superior government of Cuba iforRive nm.
Que evening Inst week ] saw two very tas
steamers-the Ruby and Neptune-leave this port,
ostensibly for somawhere else, and the fohowine
evening | saw three more-the Crescent, the AT
laatc and the soler-foilow apparently the same
route When the mentioned got about mile and
half from Moro she burst one q her nues killing
two men instantly and scaldng another so badly that
he died within lew hours The Soler Is nov undergo
ing repairs The United States steamers Sonoma and -
Jago do Cuba port ~ the tnc ana the former
got I'd steam attempted pursue the Crescent and
Atlantic but II quite useless to make the attempts for
feeter steamers never sailed out of Havana.
Teresa Carreno has fnished her musical campaign In
Havana and viii leave FOR New York in few days, on
her way, understand, TO Europe. | think tho child
ought q be sent to school She is too young 10
be exhibited much and there will be generated In her
such dislike for III unsuited 20 child that when
she is older nothing will induce her 10 stage.
Her last concert here very successful and she leaves
us crowned with flowers aud loaded with presents and
good wishes
Exchange New York Is rather better, notwithstand
ing the late unfavorable news-3l 10 SO,
The New York herald., 1863-05-25
MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamshp America, Capt. Noodle, will
leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The mails for Europe wil ciose In this city st quarter
past and half past 6ve O'Clock to Afternoon
TO go by railroad.
The NEW YORK Naturalization for Eurorc-contaning
all the important and interesting Of tho past week.
will be published at eleven O'Clock to morning
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, Eve
cents.
Sampson Low, Son Co., ~ Ludgats Hill, London,
England will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the Nxw York HERALD.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

HfcKs-WKzD.-0n Thur day, May 81, at Yopkers. New
York, b. the Rev. A. X Sanford HENRY Hcss OF this
CITY, TO lsA youngest daughter OF the late Isaac Weed
Of the former y ace. No cards.
kgNsKDY-wALDEN.- Brooklyn, on Thursday, May
2i by the Rev John A. Paddock ALEXANDER KENNEDY OF
Glasgow Scotnd 10 EsiK FRANKLIN, eldest laughter o
Thomas Walden
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

TIE PARxs-The weather too cold md dreary TO
attract many visitors TO the parks yesterday but,
that fact into consideration quite number ruraized
within their bounds.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Omciai Drawings or Murray, Eddy &
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KEsIrcxr. EXTRA cLAss 2oi-say q 1850
69, II, 80, 80, 81, 65, AZ, rs, 81, 49, G3, 81.
KESTucKr. CLASS 2gz-Msy %. 1893
II, &c. 20, co. 19 30, 34 50, 27, 80. 90 90, 81 "a.
Circulars sent free OF charge by addressing either TO
MURRAY. EDDY A co.
Covingtpn Nv - No
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Py the arrival Of the steamer Roanoke from Havana
Yesterday evening we have interesting news from Mex
CO. principally CONFIRM ing San Francisco des aches
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

The Sioat Elliptic Lock. stItch Sewing
Machine. with Improved Braider, eJ7 Broadway, NY
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Lottery Of Kentucky
Ezra Class sol-May 23 1858
rs, 81, 80, g. 50, IL. 3, G7 50, 81, 80.
CLASS 392-hay z3. 1853.
81, 20, 20, IL. :, 27, Is, IL, "a, SO, AZ, %, 8.
Circulars scot by addressing
limit hal.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

gelas soad Head saltrhenm Obstinate Eruptons OF the
Skin, Old Ulcers Scroua Fsula Kind OF Impu
OF the hlooi Also diseases Nervous, Seminal
Urinary and Sexual stems No Division street, New
York city. since 1884, Book and consultation gratis Eight
rooms and pIisatn entrance.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Sec Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock
Stands al WHEELER WILSON'S. 500 Broadway, MY
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Linen Drawers, Gauze Cndershirts,
&c, Wholesale and retail AZ very low prices
IRA fEkBGO a SONS I73 Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Prizes Cashed In All Legniixed Lotfe-
res Information given. JOSEPH BATES Brokar
II We'll street. room No. !, n. Y
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

400 md 292 Bowcry The Cheapcst
~"'' Gfo A. HUNTER co
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Hnts.-Wbite's spring styles OF Hats
very Dress Hats Soft Imperial and Military
Also Caps 2l6 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Eight Cartes de visite for 81, OF TN
equaed style and lnisA al TAFT g. Of coand aud
Greenwich streets.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Wheeler a. wilson's Sewing Machines,
with valuable improvement Once 50s Broadwsy y
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
Gs aud A. Fulton street
Between Gold and CIiu stfeete.
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EthnOiOgy, PhyslOl0gy. PhrenOiogy,
Physognomy and Psychology given with illustrations.
In the chronological Journal 10 cents number. 81
year. FOWLER & WELLS 30s BroAdwa AZ.
The Iron in the Blood IL the Pr ncipal
vital the human The Peruvian Syrup
plies this Life Element Try H.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Cristrdoro's Hair Dye, Prsservative ana
dge arr. "a 81 skllfai artiaia
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
mrno!sstbb stbr9ss ysssc,i rATysrr9R 7ysr 9nrrrs
Paissti roV !. ~
A NEW STYLE ov sHIEr WARRANTED 10 ur
CHEAPER. CHEAPER. cnEAPTR
CHEAPER. CHEAPER. CHEAPER
CHEAPER. CHEAPER oHEArBR,
CHEAPER. cHEArER. CHEAPER.
CHEAPER cIiEAPKn CHEAPER.
cHxArER cnEAFKR cHKAPEE
yoA THE SANE craiI
nEs And sAKE rnas
TmogE oT AsY orHsn
SHIFT HOUSE ~ rms
crp Circulars. cos
TAIsIso DRAwISos AKD
PRICES. sysT ysEs
: - 80 bso-4-S.s.r.
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HsEi,R
TyTEiF IE1TT
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The New York herald., 1863-05-25

Iron Lintels, Columns, Capitals, Sc.
HUTCHINSON wrCkERsHAM
2og Canal street, exst OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

w. A. Bachelors HAIR Dye-The DrNt
IN The worii; neaniareous harnicss and reliable IS "a
~ all druggist and perunes Factory, Bafray street
The New York herald., 1863-05-25

wigs, Toupses. Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
and hoidsyh Cream, Tor beeutifying The hair, A.
BATGHELORs. ~ Bond street.