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Rail DAD.
TO CHICAGO, NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE;
ST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI, AND
TO ALL POINTS IN ILLINOIS,
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
AND CANADA.
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY TRAINS
will leave and arrive as follows:
LEAVE OTTUMWA: ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
O'Clock, A. NJ 7.13 o'clock, p NJ.
" 40 o'clock, p. NJ. 7.15 o'clock, A. NJ.
Connecting at Galesburg with the NORTHERN
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD for
Galena, Dunleth, for st. Louis and Cairo; at Bur-
lngton with fast sailing Packets for
MONTROSE, KEOKUK and ST. LOUIS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking the B. & M. r. r. R., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead of any other route.
BUY YOUR TICKETS VIA THIS RIO UTE
To Shippers Of Live Stock.
Stock Trains win run regularly leaving daily,
Sunday excepted These Trains have all the
rights of Passenger Trains, thus insuring des-
patch and consequently avoiding all those vex-
atious delays that are constantly occurring on
other routes.
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on both
sides of the Mississippi, close by the Ferry; and
Drovers will find there anything they could wish
for the accommodation of their stock.
Through contracts given to Chicago and New
York. H. THIELSEN, Superintendent.
Il. f. HOSFORD,
Gen. Western Agent, c. B. & @. r. r.
oct7-wtf.
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BUFFALO,, N. Y.
WHOLESALE DEPOTS.
81 FULTON STREET, ................NEW YORK
43 LAKE STREET, ......................CH1CAGO
WHOLESALE AGENTS.
henry Tolman & Co., Boston, Mass
w. F. Colburn, Cincinnati, Ohio
Balmer Weber, st. Louis, Mo.
James Bellak, lladelpnla
A. Couse Detroit, Mich.
Phi. T. Werleln, .............-...NeW Orleans, La.
A. & s. Nordheimer, ..............-.Toronto G. W..
Persons unacquainted with the Melodeon and
its history, will bear in mind that we are the
the United States, but in the World. We COM
menced the manufacture of Melodeons in the
fal! of the year lSE, and since that time have
instruments are now in use mostly in the United
States and Canada, but also in Europe, Asia, At
RIGA, South America, and the West indies and
from all these quarters we have the most flatter-
ing testimonials Of the high estimation in which
they are held.
ably been oWarded the Highest Premium ,Uheneue
exhibited in competition Nth others.
| We shall take pleasure in forwarding by mail
| lat our own expense) our Illustrated Catalogue
| in which every instrument manufacture is
| fully described, and illustrated by elegant en-
| cravings.
bv us or dealers in any part of the United States
| or Canada are warranted to be perfect in every
| respect and should any repairs be necessary be.
fore the expiration of FIVE years from date o.
| SALE we hold ourselves ready and willing tC
make the same free of charge, provided the in
iury is not caused by accident or design.
Agents for the sale of our Melodeons may be
states and an i Canada. Address either :. :
| GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., Buffalo, n. Y.
GEO. A. PRINCE & CO., 81 Fulton ST., n. 7.
= GEO. a. PRINCES Co, 4S Lake ST., Chicago
H. II. HAWLEY, Music Deale Agent at Bur
/ ington, Iowa.
l or either OF the above Wholesale Agents.
feb2-d&wly.
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1t is said that the Texas rebels have made
the wife of Gen. A. J. Hamilton hostage
with a view of intimidating him from aid
ing the Union cause at the North.
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BLOOD! BLOOD! BLOOD!

Belmbold's Rose Wash.
An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphih-
tic Nature and as an injection in Diseases of the
Urinary Organs arising from habits of disSipa-
ton used in connection with the Extracts Bu-
chu and Sarsaparilla, in such diseases as recon-
mended. ... .,
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines.
CERTTFICA TIES OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing with
names known to Science and Fame;
For Medical Properties of BUCHU, see Dispen-
satory of the United States.
See Professor DEVICES valuable work on the
Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr.
PHYSICK, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DIR. EPHRAM Mcdowell
n celebrated Physician. and Member the Roy
al College of Surgeons, Ireland, and published ID
the Transactions of the King and Queen s Jour.
See Medico-Chirurgical Review, published BY
BENJAMIN TRAINERS, Fellow of the Roya
See most of the late Standard Works on Med
cine t u
EXTRACT BUCHU. 81 copper bottle, or 6 for s. q
1r TsaT5aF Eosa Wssr. @ IS
Or half dozen of each for Sl2 90. which will DC
sufficient to cure the most obstinate cases, iiul-
rections are adhered to. .-,,o
Delivered to any address, securely packed HUN
observation. -,
Hs-Describe the symptoms in all communiea'
tons. Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me an Alderman
ofthc city of Philadelphia, II. T. HEINBo.an
who, being duly sworn, doth say, his preltdbIss,
lions contain no narcotic, no mercury; or o'he
H. T. HELMB01p
Sworn and subscribed before me- this "a I'd!
of November 1884. WIN. +. HIbbAmmiI, MIA
Alderman, Ninth-street, above Race, fhiI"'
Address Letters for information in confideh.cT
ii. II. HEIIMB0I4D, ChemlsG
Depot lOi. South 10th st, below Chestnut, fni'
BEWARE OF C0UNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
Who endeavor to dispose "OF THEIR Own
..other" articles on the reputation attained Ds
Helmbolds Genuine Preparations.
" Extract Buchu, so,
% Sarsaparilla;
Improved Rose WASH
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's-TAKE NO OTHER :.
Cut ont the advertisement, and send 'oi :"
AND AVOID IMPOSITION. AND EXPOSURE
marEwly.
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DyprrsrOss FPsv Wy~rrsy iosEps oy IfApr ~ Can.
The dapnAtnus rom the Bpards 81 Trade ~ Chi
ssg0 Detroit and Milwaukee arrived IN this city nj bs
past nno o check yesterday morning they are acc m.
rantcd b. nurnfcr "a gentlemen AMI lad es mskiag
numerous rarity About noon hrs Worship, Mayor
ieaudry, Henry Iyma1. tsla Wee President Montreal
noaii Of Trade AMI Robert Esdaic, Esl, PresdeSt ~
the txeh.nge waited upn the Populations AZ their
hotels ard welcoming them 20 this city, invited them 10
VISIT the Corn Exchange and Merchants Exchange A.
O'Clock nsmner OF most distinguished mer.
chsnis assembled a. the Of tho Beard a Trade,
Exchange buildings. whea addresses made by
speakers. amrng them ~ the depusa-
tons subject conr.nnscatson between thu Great
West and the seaboard Ibe importance tbs CanadAn
route wAs dseis on particularly Several menbev- II
John Young Mr.. Ira Gould. k. The Western gcosleS~u
vere then conducted the CITY Hail. the Victoria Bvtes
10 the centre which they walked; expressed err3
samraou 81 The massive and Ace view N ths
cav this point Tbs deputssons win leave for Port
land ,ns nosni BY srcciat tran ., eight ociock
Ncstrsai Hrald, Ascxx G.
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Died.
AnporT -Suiicniy, on sunday, August ., WLiIAx Nm
MOTT, - No ~ Hudson avenue, B1kyn, "a ths 15ti
year u bi.
pus notice will bs gi-en Of trio fnneraL
Ainxer In Jersey Ciiy. on sunday August .. EsRr
of John z. and Cathirlns Alberta aged moths aud
rs days
invited aiead the funeral this fMoncay) nftsrIoon
tour oci9ck, from No. lao Montgomery street jersey
CITY
Argns On sunday, August Q, aAHr, widow Of James
Austin, a I'd ~ years
Tnc relatives and onis OF family respectfully
invited 10 suend the funeal on Tuesday mornng. At
ten O'Clock. from tho res aence q hc grandfaushier
Mrs Henry, No u isvoe street lrccsyn Ed
RRowss-tDn SUNDAY. august .. aiter long and pain
fu u ness, PsIpicK Hsssr BHpwAs Va tho alt year o.
Of his ase.
The relatives ard friends of tho ,amly the members
81 IL. Ty graphical Inon and ~ Empire Lodge no %
o. 20 -. are respectfully insi,ed = sttcnd hs iune
rs from his late residence No. ~ south Fourth street
Williamsburg, this tNordsy) Iernoo. al three o'clock,
ithout tnrther Inyitstion,
The members o. The New York typographical rnlou
No invited attend tho funeral dccoassi
above ~ N. FAILING, President.
r. s HuL, Recording Secretary.
BossNrT.-Ip brooklyn on Friday August DuAsS So
sAsxA wiie a Isaac tonnctt IN this Tolh year ~ hsr age
BaAssmAs -On saturday. August $. after short bat
severe hinnss, hAsoAMf bsass.as, ~1oN % Johh
hannisan native u tn county Jouih. parish q Nun
The relatives ana friends q tho family and those Of
her sons James, John md Patrick respectfully Ia
attend the funeral. from her als ressdsace AZ
Fast Nnesenth sasest. TINS (sondayl aterDo,o at twe
o'cnck withgut further notice.
Bos~cs.--on sunday. August .. Mrs sous n Bo~.us.
rcil1s Of Richard Iocrsn
sr friends and relatives iuvres sasad fass
raj from 23 West twenty nrst street, this thooday) A.
B~rso.--On sunday. Angus, .. Mrs. pArHcs S1r-o-.
native of Londonderry, ireland. agsd No years
Her remains will b. from fcsidaooe No.
s7 Vast EAliioc street Booklyn Wednesday, morning.
be cslcbrsted for ths rsose u soa and from tbenos
20 ylalbuxh Cemetery Tbs friends Of the family, and
.Ass her brother John Quinn, are respectfully invited
TxvA~~-sn sunday. Asxus, .. rnosAs orsrrorwz,
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At the regular monthly meeting OF Empire steam Eneinc
Company No. a. held the evening OF Monday August
the 10 ewing preamble 81 resolu, ons Adopted
Whereas the members Of this COMPANY having learned
with sf the decrease Of VIM Finch OF the One
Hundred and sixyhfth regiment New YORK Volunteers
Port Hudson La and who for many years was member
OF Tits company; and
Whereas Ills aud tried ssrvices VITA render Il be-
coming 10 offer tribute TO his
Resolved, That thu members OF Empire Engine Company
No ~ deeply with this OF late much
esteemed associate. who while connected with rs ever
ready undergo sacrifice Tor the advanc-ment Of
and who while serving Ia the ranks OF brass
volunteers Tor the defence OF the Union sviocci the same
devotion To the that has always characterized him
Resolved That sincerely extend condocnc- 10 tho
afflicted widow and family In this their sad bereavement
earnestly commanding them to the Great Ruler OF all
things" who will be their father forever. ant that
the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days
Resolved That copy OF the above be transmitted 10 the
family % the deceased ard published In tn. New York
GILBERT J. ORR. Chairman.
EDwARp r. BRESSAS Secraiars
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OmcIal Drawings or Murray, Eddy a.
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KEsrucEr. ExrHA CLAss t2l-Augusi :. 1858
10, ~, "a, 3, 81, III. 80, 70, III, 70, ., III, o..
KENTUCKY. CLASS ss2-August l56n
IS, 60, SO, IS, AZ, 3, So, so, 80, 20. 80, ~.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing either
MURRAY EDDY CO.,
Covngton. KY or Sc Louis. No
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Military Affairs.

ARRIVAL AND DkPAkrukE or THE FORTY-SkCOND
MASSACHUSETTS, VOLUNTEERS.
Tho above regiment arrived this city from New Or
leans saturday and after lett for home. They
nine months Tie following Is list Of their
officers
Field and stnT-Lieu,enant Col mel. Joseph stcdman
MAJOR, Frederick o. stiles. Adutant. charhs Il. Davis
Quartermaster Charles H. nurreli Chaplain George J.
Sanger: Assistant Surgeons Thomas Il. Hitchcock, Rush
b. Hcinizeman.
compony A--captain, Hiram s. coburn First Lieu.
tenant, Martin Eurre Jr. SecoLd lietenant John Y.
Burrell.
Company B--cartain. Ira y. Cook First Lieutenant
Is G. tinkhan second Lieutenant, \. q. Clifford.
for,pong C-CaYsin, o. W. Leunard First Lieutenant
J. White secpnd Lieutenant. J. sanderson. .r.
Company D-(paroled pri~oners)-Urdery sergeant, 5.
comrany E-captain, j. W. liners n First Lieutenant,
Augustus Ford
Company F-r antan.J d. Cosswel First Lieutenant,
r. ". duncan second Lien tepsnt,1 n. Powers.
Company CT parolcd prsoners)-first Lieutenant. A.
Company 1T aptain, d. W. Brcy: firs, Lieutenant.
G Z. hlip~.
c,rrrry l-raroled ~ soners)-orcerIy Sergeant.
conrans K-rrsi Lisatenant, 81. A. Harding.
The following officers at present prisoners in Texss,
having born cAntured at Galveston, January 1858 -
Col net j. \ BurreIl.
Surgeon Arai y o innings.
Captain George Sb.r eve.
First Lieutenant W. II. Cowdn.
second Iientensntr y fddy, Co. y.
Secpnd Lieutenant n. r. stoweli, Co. T..
Captain A. ". Proctor.
second Lieutenant r. H. Nowcomb, Co.
Captain cyrus Savage
First Lieuteisnt :. y. white.
Second Lieufen mt " v. Bartlett. On. 7.
Captain q. r. Davis 90 n, and sec1nd Lieutenant A.
L. Gould Co. ". IN Orleans detached service.
The regiment musters about eight hundred men and
since leaving Massachusetts, has had four killed snd
twenty. enc wounded. e<srhments of the regiment
have taken sctive part IN agcn~nts NJ Gave-t
January Il Lasorohe Crossing la, juno 81; RrnshsM
CITY, Juns q assault On Port Hudson, June H. Twenty
have de- % disease three hundred and eleven
have beeu taken pv'-opers three hundred of whom
been paroed, the balancc stall the hands the
enemy Twenty men were LEI, In louisiana sick and
on detached service IN various artillery batteries
GENERAL WARD BuRSErrs BRIGADE.
General ward " Burnett has established bk head
quarters At ss3 Broedwav. aud designs TO CONNER co
Vigorously recruit at those quarters 10 NIL up his br
gsde The one Hundred and SEVENTY eighth, Eleventh
and Thirty seventh regiments Of New York State yona
teers oomprise a part 81 hts command md all persons
desoup OF serving their country under tho command n
the old veteran will do well 70 call the General and
assoca,e themselves with commander who well under.
stands how 10 lead and 20 command General Burnett
viii have the the fpccs 10 oner the highest bounties
aud have ,t,em promptly paid The officers associated
with MN have al - on service 10 the held and promo
1 ons from the ranks assared 30 all whose merits
de4rrye rccogntlon Captain Charles Rogers late Excel
sior Brigade recruiting for the Thirty seventh Irish
Rifles.
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- Carries de- vtsfs~, Si-The Rest that
can be produced Proof shown when required.
PERCIvAL, successor 10 Kertson.
Is2 Chatham street
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Our Cairo C0vsespoaderee.


GUERILLA ukus
From Memphis I learn taat klchArdspn Bfrcs and
Forrest. tho chiefs Of tho guerilla bands had made
rsogerpents for the = sAss forces somewhere
the vicinity Of Jackson Lexington, according 10 cir
cumstancc. The movements Of these gosrsuas n
special tho people Of West Tennessee and
are erssiaed believe tbs period Of their wicked
career IA OF short duration
ov sSwMa.
The editor Of the Memphis Bsnsn has within a DAY or
two seen and coovc~sed With number Of genssrnsn
presenting nearly all the States He thus do
tails their sayings -
several II those with whom csnversed had bcsn en-
gagged the military service q tho ces~ieracy for
than two years, thus proving how sangnns IA
hopes ~ establishing the Independence n this Confederate
states but recent events have drsipated th~e hopes
like mist before the morning sun.
one u thu gentlemen with whom we oonversed was
from Georgia snd bal been one q ths FIRST 70 take np
behalf u what he deemed the sacred rights ~
this south. lie frankly Acknowledges that he acted
more from impulse than from na,urs Judgment Ne &C
pcrtant partcuar-that Was, be had underestimate
tho char.cssr AID feelings q Tho people %
prvwess and abilities N the people a the south.
wn~s tbs question a e~sson brought omlnentiy
Drose tbr g~pIs the election ~ Mr. Lincoln rrcsi
dent n the United states, current excitement swept
the ~oanisy with nrsstibs force carry ing every
thing before Those .bo .sl fss lingering love for
Irresistible tide ~ popular opinos and those who re-.
msipsi calm enough smbss The storm q warning ec
nenu ~ give reasonable sdvscs we're fnv tb~ mo@t part
wanting tue mos coursss W onsr their oonns 70 the
people.
gentleman stribsts she sssessi feeling ~
which gaiDing - RAPIDLY a@cug tho psope q Aa -
cedsd states Nsr = Mis- ~. they (the p@opse ~ The
aoush) have manaured their sresgth With the powcw ~
thn govcvnmest, ana have found themsrve~ waatox n
- nsny hssgs ssnssAI V assns. great Power
mai many psrsdhs vho Twelve mouths aso rspvohaasi
the dsa restcvatcn with m~t bitter Indignation as-
uow ready and wAasns IT. Us pxoes.ah fsom ~ ~
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ARKEs- nv Sus MsHssr ArrnosTrm os Bsirtsoss
puring the moth ~ July srresss vess made a three
hundred and stsy etafges ~ To
military authorities ~ the number tbre~ hgfirsd ard
seyenteen tsk the oath snd r@sssnS, ave ~sse
scot r. Foet hclirnry, three 80 Washington fr sha
s,,sn ~ the ssthofes tAes~ r~T@n w. the North, sis
across tines snd thu remaining nlssteen wefessf
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Prizes Cashcd I'm All LegaItx~d Lot
teries. Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
II Wall street, Room No l. N. Y.
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+. n.a Br..ss-rs. create. c.r.s the

humsB fary 70 hsis " Hos masy b.srs h.@ sgs
rstsa~so- ps&ny THREADS for ever p@rtef To sbg@~t
sss -. .naraai ~ ihs yyNfysF ~ e-s~s rAxsi
ssys 10 IN. BALM 90 A TfiOLNAsD FLswFR4r
fsntgos nixht nsf nofninF y ssy s~suiine~ th@
s.sss r. .s,s .s .s. 90 s,. ''',ss. 1909
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ROYAL Havan

Royal Havana LOttery.-Thirtv n~r
cent premium paid for prizes Information furnished
CHEST price paid tor douboons and ali kind. Of gold aud
silver. TAYLOR co, Bankers.
Wall
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Lottery Of Kentncky
ExrRA CLASS 62l-August g. 1853
., a6, IS, SO, rs, 40. &C, 4. 10, 81, 70, CT.
CLASS 5l2-August 4 1853
al, NOT RECEIVED.
circulars sent by addressing
JOHN A. NORRIS co.
Wilmington. Dca~are
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An Important Decision ~ 10 Jurssdtc-
ITO. In Case or Personal Torss or Inju =
rites to the Person.
Before Hon. Judge Mooell.

Bcfovs Hon. Judge honell.
Auo s--Apn< Nciror "a. John IT. kerys AT tho
time o. tho argument motion Ia which this decision
II given w. noticed tnc pccuaritcs Of tho c,sc which
was an action SANDER and imprisoumeat brought
against this Defendant who merchant doing business
aad residing IN Jersey csy and who stated wa
elias. leader tbs edirs nssbod-t church M Jersey
CAY WHARF, h. alleged have sedaced ths plaintiff
and ARDS had hce arrested charge arson a
which she acquitted boncs this for false
pri~smsnt There order of granted bold.
ing the sndsbt " bail tbs ~ - 600 Defendant
Ia vscsss the order VI tho grounds
thai the Curt had no u-sdtion the person. thai
the o action was local, the imprisonment u the
psntn having tkcn place 10 Jersey city. whore tho
parties resided, and where the alleged srs of
arsoa occurred and that the courts ~ that
place The only authorities that could take
cosu1ance Of the suit. DESCENDANTS counsel cited
several authorities N support ~ thsir mos,oa
~ Noousy vs. lo~s. tired la tho Common Pleas q this
cry beore Judge Daily the March u 1852 which
acton brought against Dows FOR alss rnprlAon
meD he being treasurer of the Han FrA1cssco Vigilance
ommtts.. sh0 had organized themselves into bpiy
The o,econ 81 he and property during the reign %
tina, city In 1850 and by them Molpssy wa~ ar
rested and fofcbiy put board st1aner fos Nsu
York lie subsequently, fcurd bows stopping tsAnslerty
Juiae DAILY suited tho plaintiff holding that tbs
courts N one state country have no Jur~iatn1 Of
bet~cen citizens ~ another state for purely
pona tgfts commmitted within the lrr'sficton ~ an
state since this dscsiou thars hiss b~~a fir~s
oplnnn bsswcen the members N the essi rst"r
nifty ~ tts s,undse~s. and they have looked forward
with atcrest ~ the de.syn the present. case In
which Judge Mcneil holds CONTRARY 10 Judge Daily and
decides that On srtion for pessanai INJURIES tran
STORY stature and be b,orght wherever the depdast
may iound, asd therefore denies ps-seht 70
varae order % arrest nlth SO csa Hun,iey anf
whEs for motion. james and Dunphy IN oppasstisn.
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Diseases - she Nervous, seminal. Cst-
n.ry ana s~tus syss>os ks- ss1 rstass ssstnsst-te
yxrtx N ths HowxrS Ass< atig1ssmf ~ .~&Ska saef
s..ssgs free ~ ehssxs As1rsss ~. ssfa Ha~sxkpa
Gwsrs sas.s 4as4>s. rkSA1snA&a
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PuILspxtrsfA. Agssss ., 1853
The sales q nye.iwentIs- 90 saturiay amounted 70
f7y0ocD Deliveries ~ bonds being July 2s
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Drawings OF she Ltbrmrv Assoctntiom
Company Lottery OF Kentucky
- ExraA Class 2fT-AugustA 1861
20, ~, "a, o., %, AZ, "a, 25. As, II, 16.
Class 2aS-Augus, a 1874
o. 50, ~, Al, ", 70, u, IL. So 20, "a, 81, Is.
Circulars sent bv addressing -" -
FRANCE. ELLIS a co, Manascrs covina,ou XIV
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NnIsr's SOC. Hair Dye % shs Rest,
shespss .sa mos aaiassL ry a. sAs " ss~<1sa4
I,sus.a " Der street,
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HGGiss-iuLy On sunday. august 2, ny tho Rev
Fther Opi.rne, NJ WILLIAM Hieorss ~ Miss BmDosr
KgiLs. all ~ white tone, iorg ls,nd.
Illinois and Kerry DREAMY iapers psa.e copy.
pgM-nAi,--!inTxR On Thursday, August y, at tho
residence 81 the brides father, David y FKie,AiL, "
New YORK, - Ella L. Dpxp. o. Waden Orange County
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Two fast horses trot match for one thousand dollars
this afternocn at the Union Course.
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Iron Furniture, Iron Beastends, Hat
racks, Umbrella Stands SC
HUTCHINSON 4 wIcKERsHaM
$50 Canal street east Of broadway
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A Rsy And NAVY stsaAL UfLD isssta~oy~
~ SAT eco htsyfssWM AaNetsA
tn the rosa.f States Ha~s CryttAs ffasfan 81
p~sfscu0ns msHsfsstafef snd fuf s&e ssslfssy
EtcKEL bhDrHtn&. OsstNs ~ Fsa.A-w
A rERsGsgsr ssD zvrgDr CUR yog nEAr-
N sesr t1shaeAs. n~sssls sod f.r wsGs
corr Insasst rs4s Annlhstor NHsn ss4Aies Goa.
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BcsTcs. August Q. 1853.
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mcnt After waiting despatch received
announcing That the carrying tho troops
a&hore near Point Judith, and the escort was DIS
mssed until eight O'Clock tomorrow morning, as II
believed that the would get OF safe at high tide
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