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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27
VOLUME 80, NO. IA.
b r Il v TIE s..

The three best medicines in the world are
warmth. abstinence. and rePose-
A Western man has the simplicity 20 sup
pose that - Hon Prefxed to mans name
means honest.
IL is As bad TO carry the spirit Of peace
into war. As 10 earTy the spirit Of war into
peace.
Throw a chimney-sweeP into the river. II
YOU would make clean sweep Of him.
First a fne gown. and then a fne man TO
admire il i the order Of young lady's
wishes.
Wisdom l. an ocean that has no shore;
its ProsPect Is terminated by no horizon;
H. centre Is everywhere. and is circ,lnnfer-
ence nowhere.
Poverty Is often despair. A poor fellow
went 70 hang himself, but finding pot Of
gold. went merrily home. Bur be who had
hidden the pot went and hung himself
An idle man always thinks he has a right
70 be affrOnted if busy man does not de-
vote 20 him just as much OF has time a. b..
himself has leisure % waste.
Those who build hopes on the promises Of
the great. build castles IN the air those who
promise themselves gratitude for such, reck-
'on without their host
The man who forgets a great deal that
has happened, has n better memory than he
who remembers n great deal that never hap
pened.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

The Republican Journal tells the follow
ing story \ gcu5eman OF thi. ciiy (Iiel-
ias) had az one time in hi- employ an Irish-
man possessed Of a good deal more zeal
than knovle,ice. III. employer gave him a
kry one morning. wi;h Directions 90 81. 20 10
The Post Ofice and ct the contents Of 40
Par vanished, but presently came back with
pockets. Lat and han,is 6lied with u.i.cel-
lancous collection of mail matter. and th,.
cVplaHaiion--''I ! couldn't open forty.
sir. hut opened an ] could, and here they
be-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

ExrAND The CHEsT. Those in easy
circumstances. or those who pursue scdenta-
~. indoor employment. use their lungs
but little. breath but little air into the chest
and thus. Independents Of position. contract
wretehedly small chest. and lay the
foundation Of the loss q health and beauty.
All tins can be perfectly obvisted by
little attention to the manner Of breathing
Keooliect that the lungs are ike 4 bladder
IN their construction, open % double their
size with perfect safety. giving noble chest.
and perfect immunity from consumption.
The agent. and the only agent we require.
Is the common air we breathe. supposing
however. thar no Obsticle exists. external 20
the chest. such as tying IL round with stavs
or having the shoulders laying upon Il
On arising from your bed in the morning.
place yogrseh in an erect position. the
shoulder thrown of the chest: now inhale
All the AIR you can; 50 that no more can be
cot IN now hold your breath and throw
your arms Of behind. holding your breath
- long as possible. Repeat these Ion-
breaths a. much a. YOU please. Done IN a
cold room y much better. because the air
- much denscr. and viii act much NOR.
powerfully IN expanding The chest. Exer-
cising the chest iu this manner viii enlarge
the capabihty and size Of the Iungs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

\ fuR BtEnAEftV. The recent triumph
Of modern mechanical art. of mind over
matter, has throuu ancient inrenuity. even
Of the highest order, quite into ths shade.
let us take tor instance A" ln Egypt I saw
ieopatra's neeiie. q young lady. return
ng frou school IN Engiani % hcr home IN
India. wrote lately 30 ber friends " bot
'hougbt very hfiie - it. 7 sssure you. after
having sccu the sesing machine in Lon
i1u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

d" Arrah. me dari.nt cried Jamie OFaL
a-eu to his loquacio1. .veetheart. who had
gwen him n1 opportunity oi even answering
beg remarks duur- two hour. ri,,e behind
Biz Euie BAY uag- in hi. oyster Wagon
'' an, ye. afth.r knouin why ser cheeks arc
hke ray ponies tl,errs~
~hurr. ani it- heeau-e ti.,y'r, red. b.
n," quofh l.e t.u.h.H- Bride.t.
s.fh anl better ri..su t'-n chat. ma
soluesn. Eecar-e tlrr,'s one ol tiim each
side oi a vareiu' t1nglc'-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

Tho Loudou Agricultural Gazette .at.
that tle Experiment.. on wheat toT,-,iressiur,
th.s year at the Agricultural college confirm
f..i. ti.e beneficial effect. of small apf.iira-
tiuns oft nitrate oi soda AMI salf. o. one
singular case. sait alune. al tie rate oi three
rrts. per arrr. apphei m the m.ddi, ol
April -ave acousi.ierahie srcasc on ti,e
p1rtlou of land top-,irs.scl with nitraf, of
Soda. aud gave ten tn-iiel- more pr acre
tian ere uulaur.rei r,o-tions I'd the 6elI.~
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

When you doubt between two words.
choose the couimonest. the most idionafic.
Eschew fine worls - YOU would rouge; love
SIMPLE ones a. You would native roses on
your cheeks. LIT ms use the plainest and
shortest words that VIII grammaticaIly and
gracefully explain our meaning.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

Three NenetiAns having CONE % this
country. Werc 30 dres.lfaliy sttacked With
oPhthalnia a. almost entirely % lose their
sght. d" Whst can we DO With these poor
fellows p asked the surgeon AZ one Of IN.
hospitals. Why said a wag. AZ the
worst. We can se; each oi then up as
Nsnstaiu Bind
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

>rratrs TO- green und of a sapliur. or
eanfouiy tsi-t n in thc soil. and a .,arred
or crooked oak vi.i tsl of ti.- al flr wears
to come. How iorciIly does "a. f.,urc
.hov the necessiiy oi giang right tonden-
ces to thc mind. anil hearts OF tie yosnr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

Nothng b. so hard of comprehension to
p~rverse mind g. simple rectiiude snd good
sith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27
vi | sc T. Ill 4 y Y
TEN YEARS AGO.


listening % The wind s.-bin- among the
tres. aud O. thc beating % oar hearts. We
stood there s.leasiy. fearing q trast our
selves O. sPeak. for we are 10 part ia jus,
one nour ior three long ycars,
We had agreed O. bear u.s parting
calmly; but it j. O. light thing o. part
calmly from your only friend. Willie
Thought 50 too. for the deep ,scs that look.
cd down into mine were unutterably sal.
and tic proaI hPs trcmblc,l. Ike = wo-
raan's. had stnven for strength al dav
long hut nov trcmblcd. AMI shoald hav,
fallen q bad stool anothcr moment We
at down SILENTLY. each bcart FAINT With the
anguish thar must not be- spokcu. The
stars caulc cut one By one. and stood
sentinel in tho very spot where they had
stood ou other nights. when ! was happy.
When vas happy o. How long a-o that
seemed. fcit to-uighJ a. though never
could be- happy AGAIN and booking boyoal
thc floating clouds. I wondered q ms
precious iuoihcr could see her chlid-could
Anow her heart ~as aching my loving
mother that tuo r4onths before had gone o.
dwell in the '' Beautiful City that hy be-
yond those hutod pi.iars,
Ne sat on the steps q nav oh home.
Which after mother, death. had been sold
and was nov unoocupicd. I had stolen
down hear % .ay goodbye o. Willie. 1
wss goveruess now in tine house ia towu
and On All thar paiacc-Lke mansion there
'sas NOT a spot where could meet ms dar-
hng. wish had nos written that worl
90 darling. bot somehow 10 seems a. n q
sprlngs uaconsciously o. ones iIps in speak
ing of ones 'hey .ovc and Ia all this vide
world loved oniy WHHe
We ar ou tils Ola steps. battling for the
strength oal- 90 sorcly nccdcd. A pleasant
summcr Wind was blouins. drifting
shower of icascs from the ~lnte rosc-bash
that vas planted tlc dav was born. I
almost ui-hc,l W. could die there and be
covered with The pure leaves. Ike the
% Ba'.-s IN AZ Wool
Wi,'ic was the fr,t % re-ain his calmue.s
for o. ~as Older and stronger thaa J. While
be talked Of the necessity of the partin-. I
couii only ta,nk ofth- lrcary of Tomorrow.
amt ni bow ] could ever I've without him.
Nilc uas poor. and .o was I and he
could not ~ anything % do here that
-=..- ---T 4--== -=-= -. 90 3, ,t,iv,;
sit-atloa ot ta.or to rich man's son. the
'ail son being on che eve of departure %
Italy. vLere bel was o. remain far three
years
d.
An now ihe solemn oiI town-clock rang
oct tbe hour ot Cen. anj az eleven Willie
uia.t t, .'a1.af~
.'Tea o'lo,k, is it po,,ible' Com.
Glare. rc na.t GO
"Co where - tiat we could 60 taeeth-
er.-O Willie how can I see son c,s~
po rot rrie,~. darling, % ean,ryc.
lis. alI have n,ej of m, ,.r,aetb g.
niELt. ph Glare. % is almost mo-- tAan ]
can i.ar t. ..asr sou and ta.s l.ar oII
home. v.,r, ] vaoeI and wou soa.-
Do, stopped down. and srt'ering hand
o. ofth vlite r..-.-le1v-. t'llt LaI dr.frI
I>e 3D. ..r-ereafh lt .lr f-.t. o. rr,-...l
tLem t1 OBJ. Digs. ar1 taea folded them Boz
tetaeer thc lcs,es ofa r,'le pocket IEtis
tia' Z Dad given bim the night before.
pr- parting words had been .1iI long be-
Gre .si, orlg raised me ur. ollir- me
to Dis heart. pressed a ia.t kiss urau iin.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-02-27

TERTS.-oae Dollar sod Fify C~sf.. ~
y-ar. in afvanc- To Doiiafs. Lee the end of ~
year.
clubbing. We -aaI rrsprr ifsIIt rail th~
sftr1r.n af .nr as nre speed ta .eul th.ir aif
~Ntsn.inr th- ctrcsistian of aouae p.r~r o.
thr isli.e Iag serr.
w -iH sruf
10 Caries ior ore v-nF. for 1850
10 'auie- .fsr ore s~ar. Soc 5000
=. Pnr cps ts ihr rrfsun grtting up to- ciab-
lhr aisrrt -sfsf Hrrsrrf.snf thF ertrr.
r. r~urratu A go.. 10 ~tsfe ~tr.st. d.
Hastaa. sa.i i22 Nas.aa Street. Ns~ Nork. af~
elr Hrf1H.ffrf.f srrrfa
JOH PEtNrtNs n~afls es~cat~d
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

wheat fell of shade, with saes Of ITO 900 bushels
~ 81 ~ for white Canada 81 80 81 SO for white West
emil % 81 27X for amber Western, 81 IS 81 "a for
red winter Western 81 81 10 for Milwaukee club 81 20
s1 n for amber Iowa and Wisconsin, and ooc. 81 IL
fer Chicago spring Corn doing better to-day, with
sAies Of 100000 bushels including mixed Western at
-. 67Hc for unsound, 68c $3.50 for sound, and
ooc 72c for white and yellow do Oats selling At
80. &C., Rye duh at $780, 92c. Barley and bar
~ malt continued quiet.
Conu was in limited request at previous quotations.
RIO, prime, at 2Skc.: good 27kc 2sc; fair. SIC.
&c; ordinary, 25c 2sc. fair 70 good cargoes 2ec.
15c Java, mats and bags a5 NC. 3oc; Maracaibo, 2sc
s8lc.; LAeuayra, 2oc 3ec.; 50 Domingo, 26c.
COTTON was inactive and somewhat nominal at CSC for
FRnonn The market was heavy and rates lower
with go vessels OF all descriptions in port To Liverpool
and Soses a. Sy vessel
bbIs. ashe At Dos and 600 bushes grain Cd sgd
10 lonion there were shipped 500 bbs. flour at D. 3D.
ard 10 900 bushels grain on p. 10 Antwerp 10000
bushels grain at %. 3D.
Hay vas active and Duoyans at e5c q 81 l5 for North
Hors were in moderate request to-day a. lsc 22c.,
nostly at 16c zoe.
MoiAssm dun, with emily email sales, a. much
oun.-There vas more doing in petroleum, at soc. a
e2hc. FOR refined and s5c. for crude.
bble At &13 81 $l3 so for mess, $1l so $1l 62
for old mess and $40 50 $40 81 for new prime Beef
Sia rs for prime and Sl3 SO SIS for extra mess Lard
good request with sales OF 4O0 packages oc
10Kc O cut meats 300 packages changed hands at 4c
&c. for shoulders, and $40. S1c. for hams Bacon
Was freely purchased ut &c. &c. Butter and
sAssse continued quiet at previous prices.
RICE was very quiet At 7c. 7kc. for West India with
saes Of 100 bags.
SUGARS sought after with sales OF 700 hhds
u Ike for Porto Rico, l0c. for Now Orleans and 9zc
10 ohc. for Cuba.
fAlIow.-saes were made Of I25, 900 lbe. at loc. a
lekc.
WasxzY.-Saes transpired Of 375 bbs. at 45sc 4ec.
Movements in Real Estate.
BY Jamee NJ. Miller.
Three story brick house and ot ex10O side u
Third avenue, between Eghtietb and Eighty first
Streets. 81 ,02o
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

TN CHANcERy.- TO CREDITORS
Il l.eatees and incumbrxncers.
Cause Petition, under The Court of chancey Qreand)
Reruatton Act iSJOn IS. In the Of Hamilton
Lane petitioner Robert Hemphl and Susanna Lane,
opondcnts.-
hereby require all persons claiming be creditors
next OF kin yee late OF sherborne Lodge IA the
county Of Tprerary ksqrc deceased on or oeosc the
Hamilton Lane, ESQUIRE The petitioner to Messrs Tsda
IN ib,ll or No Upper Sakvie street Dublin his solicit.
orr and particulars OF their several demands
and parcu OF their knsnp accompanied ia case
.impc contract debts statement OF the consideration Of
such d-b,s order that the petitioner without
orpense 70 them, prove this such much OF
eheir sich all their claims OF kinshp he
sha tniul just Of the sowane or disAownnce of which
any osrt said creditors shall receive due notice,
And such creditors and claiming TO DO nest u
lin whose demands claims of kinshp shall be dssowrd
either wholly part shall at he peril OF costs he
liberty Tile charges IN Office In respect OF the claims
amonnta disaowed within fortnight after they
have received notice OF such dsalowsne
Dated this twenty third day OF July, 1863
!. L. MURPHY, Master In Chancefy.
TispaLL TwInILI, Solicitors for the Petitioner, No
Upper Backvlle street. Dublin.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
CITY cOMm ERCIAL REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, August 12-6 P. NJ
Asnm-Saes were made Of 90 bbs. pots at 6zSc and
mall lots Of pearls at SIC. Stock, Gas bbs.
BaxADsUrs.-Flour again &C. 1Oc. per Dbl. lower
and closed tamsy. The days sales included 1900 bbls
eeate and Western, 1850 Southern and 500 Canadisn
within our revised quotations.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
POlsITICAI..

r0EwoCRATIC UNION ASSOCIATION, HEADQrAg-
te rs e3 BrosdwayA business meeting associA
uou will held a the heatquarter Friday evening
al 80 clock. MrraDers iuesed to attend.
LUKE n. COIAhs, President
JAWS A cARoLlS, Secretaries.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
EURNITURE.

U,uRsIIuRE, FuRsrTrRE.-A RARE orfoRrUNr.
~ Ior housel espers-A heanfn farior suit sversd
t rich French trocatti f2Bi viii he sold SIS
DO Tor SIS an elegant four round cornered full seven
two marble top ra.0s Curtains Clocks Painlass G.ss
SAtpn ami Silver Ware. TsDle Cutlery two rosewood Bed
>.-nre Bureaus Sprpg and Hair Maresses, biung Tsi
ana Cha,rs no. al ut great saerihee for cash Apply ~
Sixth avenue.
IoICH AND COSTLY Observation-Disclosures TO
IL furnish asfe four story House both lsnu a. crus
mental lor sale cheap Apply al als West Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

w ". CEVrIrHs IMPROVED cossTrArtss
w cushonS1 rsbi~s enly soastt A. hs fse,n~r
Screenings FOR sa~ a. wholesss aud re,ai eaI and *
anrBe, Al 10 r-is,n s~s~.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
wATcmEs. .EMELRY. sc.

nrAMOkDs. OLD GOLD AsD sfLvl Z IN CONN
~ o LOUIS ANHfch. ~ Bf9adway under the Nsw
York Hotel, ycn wi receive y, psr rsnl than any
cskcr plsoe In ths oiy or DiAmonds old God and silver
without being c9p-ef 70 take other goods N exchange
he paws IN city hsnsahir money. cAmels Hair shaws AL
kinds Of IAcrs snf 20 bonfht az The highest price Il A.
BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

x,otp PAID FOR fTSr DIAMONDS oY oxp CARAT
(y and upWsrts also for hne Pearls and Tnas cameis
rsst, 1S.~h one hours only from 70 Nj and =,
Az W.PAUMBs trz Erssawsy
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
sIgaauOATs.

,,,Y aotr f0k kIEaSy -fuE LAgag asp cos
ID sa6 s.Fssff Dksigf. bHNw Fsyss rAs f..s n
IA sFtfF NafAtNf ~ Hrxfsy ss4 tafusNss st1s.
gtss.s ,.tss 8 ,. .i,t.ss. .ss.~s xns.,s ts,,sss.
ws. Post. Ns-stFx Fo.sR sRhe~tss rAlest~rt 49,
sHt NE1~tN ssftFi@x kNaaY.lN
eass - Asralaxs an3 As xesG asf7sf ~ ass.s~s
sssss ws1s-ssT aa2 vsasy ssessiss ~ s'asss ~
crsbAr spsrsr m-rsu ysAsSn saYyf0wyE
- cssSn tets.s fer oisa o&s, Nsw Mgk.L. 80 -
saf thFesn1*s FDr heANftss snt rrsftsnt~ 80 @sxe
rrss Nsp ~ Erssas% ssss2 E a.. fsnsA sss~s 81 -
T-eniy ssA sss~~a ~ 80 n~sarrits caves Ose clOrs Il
~ .ssSt ~ a. al laa~ hxs
gryDty husrxr ts-TnE ONLY Hr0rLsK BOAR
- Ia stsSmsf tCKasTDh fer Cha CvFs hs~ hssAsll@
sfy fessf, Fsss N64fsg shAgss4gt# sef fw.s&sNgsgf
~sA Pea 80 FsEsaf @fssA ~ rsats
sfsst r. fssnfg stm ssssL Hsl9ftsak fsss Osa
uS~s - ~ " ~ So - - y ~ N9lslmE - ~ Ne
go
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

Movements im Real Estate.
BY Jamee NJ. Miller.
Three story brick house and lot east side "
Third avenue, betweea Eightietb and Eighty -trst
. -
Three story brick house adjoining, l61x100.. 1875
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Y,oPUIAR PrBIICATIoSs.--"THE MARRIAGE
Cuise.' fncenfs; "Eenae besuties o. 10. 2 Choose
Good Wife a cents. cfuas Policy Dete -ei VI cents,
Ewp;ri -Its Moral S.tal amt Physical Relhons" 81
lust oiusey with chsste drawings in cooFs 10 cents.
or 81 Jp.n mailed III letter Address with stamp for
sarcllars, Is. Morphy, ~ Naesau street.
rl,HE ngPTArERoNr ny MhaGARhr, QUEEN or
Navarro Molly Translated from genuine cory of ihs
srletna work Tals rich ~ treat ~ be found 70
trrurh literature. just .tbshed IN very pest volume of
So ages doth gt With twelve pictorial illustrations tcr
- :" ~ a. BLANCHARD. Publishor - Ann street.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

A FARM FOR SALEM SULLIVAN COUNTY 100
N acres Crops and Stock Included. Price 81 $40 For
particulars apply at 2a Pacific street Brooklyn from 10
The New York herald., 1863-08-13


DHy GOODS.
~ W. FRESCH's
GESTIYMEs's FURNISHING
an BroaawSy, New York.
a~n,lemens FuInlstrs ~, ID shirts Collars rrs slces.
Pocket teu .ercrlf, ~usp-naCrs Nna~r chrts
Dpwtrs. Half uase. Dflvlag sl8tes. Robes de
bros. French kuoeinx Brrnkfss1 Jafkrts
Umbrellas, Travelling hhawis, ar, Ac A.
ALEXANDRA KID CLOVIS.
FINE SHIRTS AND DDtsiAeS MADE TO ORDER
ZINE 0snse Nerno unGer shIfs o. ~ esch, sis per
tcyen. Also large tfSG q snNtn Linrn aad Jean
prau srs ~ owa mae. sd warranted 10 ~
AIRS. u MORRIS
M cTsToM SHIRT AND COLLAR NAKER
Nj 8 An lfY STREET
w.ke. be bcs, hapfsowest "a nns Hnsh4d hr
a. Collar in cly OrAsfs tl and neatly executed
WINES. ai.AUOH>. sc.
fyuorCR CLtRLT. o. - PER CAsE. 80 CENTS PRR
hot,l~ hns She ry. a. per gallon " cents per bott
COED HDurhon psy alnn - cruts b0fte.
po es per gallon, ~ bottle kURDiAUA WINE
COMPANY W Fdlton street coruer q william
DuRE RYE wnisKEY a. 20 BARRELS OF NooRF =
IL crAebraisd copper dsnlef RE Ahiskes for .nie ia
bead Or dny rsid, " JAS SMITH ~, o Water street
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

A BONA FIDE AsTROLOGIST-WnOM EVERY ONE
"A can depend on. is Madame WILSON She tells the
object OF visit entcr aId Inc events OF
yonr whole fe brings success out 81 me mos. un. %
first them in this cityy Ten thousand
dollars reward any who can prove she - not
Residence S9 Allen street. between Stanton and Houston,
Oye hc bakery
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
SALES OF REAL usTATE.

A COUNTRY PLACE FoR SALEM wEsrcHEsTER
n about ten minutes from tho old IIarfrm
bridge above tho stone church and of the old boston
road II IL stone castle all covered with Ivy
high nine and wash house; stands on a mound n
the centre OF two plot large ciseru and sta
bles; the hest OF spring water fish pond. splendid elm
trees choice fruits and garden allied With vegetables Ap
ply To CHAS. LEACH. tho premises. Post
Mott Haven, Westchester comfy, N. "
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
ANTHOLOGY.

DAAURICH, IHB REAL AsTROLO0ER PRAC
piers AsroIogy teaches the natare Of the various
planets The influence they exert upon earth u
eir passage through the sens The rodiac the
effects upon the and Of mankind g
cordinG 10 their Positions Professor Maurice has pro
found knowledge of the rules Of the science Of The stars
and OF path oi each In
covering the whole field Of all that relates 70
tended husband or wife, and tells the day you WIN
out Of the mos hopeless cases All who Professor
Maurice viii be OF success in any undertakins .nd
planets are hourly pointing out the destiny O.
places the planets for particular and seasons. "
bic for the atudes where certain occur &C
rerovision, HIS spontaneous
and lucid knowledge q ones past and present NE when ~
career enable him to give perfect satsfacon 70 his v.
Ladies' 80 cents; gentlemen 81. Hours from A.
till T.. NJ Bleecker street. WOOSTER
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

A STONTSIlNG TO ALL L!-MADAME MORROW,
n seventh daughter, and born with natural gf fore
ssL to e how soon aud often you viii marry and all y.a
magic image Is in full operation and her equal II not 70
be found in the whole world She gives lucky and
shows likeness present future hus
band and absent friends without amy charge s4 Ludlow
until So in the evening. Gentlemen not admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13
BILLIARDS.

uILLfARD ROOM rRoaRfKr0Rs ARR REQursrED
- 70 Aiynd sn "a girnsd meeung y Dc h-if Al room
s Astor House 90 THURSDAY afterno~n. August i3 AZ
oeocs 10 hear NJ. Pheisns report trip washn.on
Punctnai attendance 10 rrqussl~d ny order of
&. o'coNr0R setrstary =. Y. REEVES. Chsrnsn.
I DECKER, in FULTON STREET LAIR oy % ANN
LIE street.. manufactures but ArG class Bl.Ssri
Tabes wlih hts iAtenf cushons For which the
challenged 70 pfoiacr better Several serond hxnd
fables Tor sale.
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

A FINE CULTIVATED FARM FOR sAIE-OP 20
acres In the heart OF village 81 miles Long Island
Large buildings, with and hotel tho premises
tabished many years; stock and farming tools In
cluded. Price $500 u. A. BuNcE No Guy Hall place,
OF Chambers street
The New York herald., 1863-08-13

CAUTION TO LApIEs-MADAME REsTEIL. FE-
"A male Physician 162 Chambers street, deems II her duty
ladies against mpostors who appropriate her ad
word for word merely substituting some gno
wholly ire sponsibe Madame Doc
Nave spurious medicines and other poi
compounds deprive easily duped
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The New York herald., 1863-08-13

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