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The New York herald., 1863-10-10

Married.
BgAspsiEk-Wiigis On "Wednesday, October y oy the
iocv lhco L. Guy ler. GEORGE ". BaAatss, oi Coleso
Point, l. l.. 10 sAHAn j. T. wHlls. daugbter a the late
Oliver fhonps'n, Of Hamp,oGbUg, Orange county NJ L..
CAREiiio-hgksAyri5. TN Wtdnc Bdny, september 10.
by Rev. Dr. Cummings at 81 stephens church, AZ half
past one O'Clock ADoLyo L. CAruIIO OF Havana. u CkI
LA h. HHisASDfz, o! this CITY. -T8
HAx,Lrpx--rEcx.---In Brooklyn, n d., on THURSDAY
October az the resieoce % the brides paTens' Dy ne
to ApsADE A. youngest daughter OF Captain +. G.
Peck all OF BROOKLYN.
HAwKIss--coNcss AT the resdcnce OF tbe bride, in
Montgomery, Orange county, ~ a., ou Thursday, Octo
ber ., by Tho kcv. j. NJ. McNuity, JONATHAN HAWKINS 70
MARY +. CoHcER
Tuesday October g. BY the Rev Horace Chet~cod FRANK
j. kAYE OF Keokuk Iowa. LAviSA r., daughter Of the
late George Scoaeld. o, Walden. No cards.
LyoS-BANoHAR in Roston, on Thursday, October g.
by Rev. f. f. Hale 3r. BENJAMIN LyoS 70 lslr,iLA c.,
daughter Of John Bnchar Esq., all OF Boston. No cafds
New York papers Iiesse copy.
LEsERicH-lsiRiIs AT Bowcry Bay, L. l., on rhursday
October 8, by the Rev. John i. Knox CHARLES D. LIVE
gca 10 JULIA youngest daughter Of the late John L.
R,ke., Ell OF Nswtowa.
MAlImY-LugRson Thursday. October 8, at st. Pau''s
Auousrs = NArHEY oi Hoboken, ELIZA t. daughter of
Henry Iuers EST. OF this city.
MURnY-DTaicK. sunday evening, october 4, oy
the Row W. Tnity JAMES ", NugIHY to Mrs iyrnEcx,
at the residence tbe bride grandmother Mrs j. Davi
son, IL Brosd street, MI OF Cork. No round hearts.
Illinois and Corr, paress please copy.
No. II Leroy place Bsecker street, on Thursday Oc Der
S. 1868, by the Rev. Dr. Hutton, NoRaAS srArLhs OF
Marlborough, Ulster county, to ASsik ~, daughter a
Robert Mem, ESQ Of the city OF New York
Newburg and Kingston pagers please copy
VocE-MFsTtRLIv v--O thursday, october >, by hev
Dr. tahman the residence OF tho BRIDES parents, Nr
ArCur VoGg TO RrxccA, daughter OF Henry Meisterin.
No cards.
woopRufr-IANs--On Tuesday, october s, 1868, by
the Rev. Or. Adams. NORRIS WOODRUFF " JULIA A.,
daughter Of George W. Lane. Esq all of this city
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mIsCELLANEOUs.
A kEw rsRrUss Sos rnE sxsoxssoaIxS
.4 FT urDAur os vBs ~ ~ .r
Hrour BLoONINo osexsx
MONT pLooNIxo cBREus
NIGHT BLo0Niso oEasUx
MORT BLoosINa orREua
MONT BLoosIso osssw
NGW Rl9Qyls9 aaakh
Mdgr BLooAis0 ok1.ga
MONT BLooxiso cERBUs
A most esas7tr delicate Pcr,u~. i,stued
S. "% 'as r''e "a ''1 % swrs soa ,s's Tns 'ss s 10
Said by drus.r,aA general y.
HOUSEHOLD, ,wonp buy yIRsr CLASS SILVER
ps.sS S ss Cooper Cooper ius E N'
PERMANENT Nd srsEDy CURE FOR GA
ea,ed Icaaacbs neov an t9.heehs sarcd lns,,alIy
drafrs small ~ Ss,, es rs. ats; pss 81 osss no yo
Chatham square, n Y X l. WoLOoft
tHSosa Tae ARMY aosy,r 1i,e BLOODY sAr 7,
the ,op asa sS %ss s .ss 5 - a .a o q as @
DSs p PsrS4os s ;s' 81 re- on sa...s. % s' Ds s
thousands Of letters IKE the following be at
. have been IN The army hosri,als ior tr'rees
s S' Of faa.on ssa %Ssns s asss A'1 srs & tSl
"es 'cS'ofea my sfeceh aud cured noe.
sooru w....w. One, g. ] 5aiy yishs a 10y
:f The ass.. % wv viii H. soia. % % and % s,,sisiss
@ paying the ocors $50 without b~neh, has been
EDWARD woUNALL
s,hne ne 5foosipg E from tho Of The roou Home
HAvrsuyrN Mivsios. Frs1rlryrsrn s,as,,,
sveho some OF our e ehiidrrn suerng ron weakness
%n' hs sss s o"s % sa sa & Y
wasting c>nsnmrion on whom NIL medical skin bsd been
but ieasposS,gI q day Her s.,,s increased
strength and heath followed ,s .resec,tylgiy
-. owe much TO you for verify believe the Planta
Rev ". II wAoooSER Madrid. Ny
g.. rhoa wilt send two bodies more Of thy Piant.
thy friend "''' as Asa ss'c
have been great sar.re. from Dy.p.p.,s and
have % cured me Rev J. g. cArHoRa. nosass,sr NY
o .,;. seSS "a y ass,. ss more yoq. r,s..
pa...,a sYEEs .E. cg.pwIcK 5;,s, o.;
baye given the Plantation Bit,ers to hnndreds OF
eur disabled soldiers with the most assoc,snng .n,e,
sup-rutenden, Soldiers Ii aon. olnsnnaa, Ohio.
The Plantation Hitter. ha,. cured me Of liver
ia' doass my sa.iaes Gsn RiSosEY c.vsiana oS"
The Plantation Bl,,-rs have cured Of .aeranse
Of the kdneys and urinary that had disrc.sed
" C. G. MooRs asen. for Cosai. h CO., 2s4 Broadway
4c. ac. Ac, Ac. &c. 1c
The Plantation Butsra weak tile snfuid
brilliant ere g.eat rrsorsr They
of the celeb rated Cssaya Barr Nher.feen
sss.aa Roots Herbs &C. All rrcsorveuin perfectly pure
IT, Croix Rum.
RT-la0-y
Persons OF sri-ntay habits roIbed With wrskners AS
pAlIaaiion Of the Of appetite, disress
sfer !cpldnvtr sonsapson as deserve 70 saaer
" they will no. Try them
They rccon,rnsnded by he shust rnrdcai anthori
tn,Iir. ate bonehcst
effect They are exceedingly agreeable psfecuy pure and
Noricy INV rerson pr.tepd ~ sell Plantation B'tsfs
IN bulk the gallon swindler and impostrr We
ooIy put II ~ In o, log ssbn bodies Of bottles
realized wits nIs0n del.tcrios stuff for which sovera
prison. See that ooo as our
United Stsss Stamp the cork and signature an sec
pAte side latlrs -. = .t
sod by resteable descr- te hahsb!e slote
l'1-H =. I. DRAKE a Co.,
trs: Jog BraaG~sy.E.Y Y.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.

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A PACT .f'
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=: 4: q .ss: 8 3. 4: % .gsts ssss
sss i. 4. ,.s
ing may Be seen iv0ar SASS, ~ IN, VII. s.v, "a ,ss
n, s:;;': +; 'i %
ostrss restored nay speech ana cu<ed me . . . :.
sorr. w4,..~. 5.r ss q rs
one Ss.s sn ~ A:s 9ssn :s sss .sa r.. sS'
Z = = ss::;; !: 81:
''''a cares % s1 ''''' ~ '''' 0' EpwAED wousALL
Tho following Ia t,sm rse 1,uoa o. u. Union Home
BA's.h,ra SAsnos, gi,rr .ryrsrr ',sssr.
D, Ds.sYesr -ore,,' Et,r. l.v. Dee.
sS and ssss :. iS asss VIA ~ mo- mo-, sisy sS, o.. I
XII, ss ..a s On % :: n t.S sa
- zen s.sa,.'.s s.. 0sep s',r ,'oss W. Ne,
inersa'sdi ,.reas,h sse heAi'h foho"Sa pevox
owe mueb ,sa su ~-ay believe the
''''''''' '''si RrV Y. b wa6GoSEK. s.arie Ny
roa vii. sne no two bo,tie, nor. OF thy
Plss,auon btyrN Ny VIE hs been great, ee'sfted BY
rhyfr.Sd. ASA crRKIS, Phn.selysia, IA
. have s.sn gs.i sqrsr.r from pys.p..
snd bad 70 abanaon preaching The fAniAl'n
''''''' Rsv cArBoRs. Rocb,,,r.
soud u. twspig four acr.n more oi ,our i.sn
i,ien t,,rr ne quarry Of ~h'ea arr dAi1 n'Th'AE
~ gYkEs CHADWICK (, co.
PTcpr.stors willard Ho1el. W ssbinGtu y
Ihsse girsn the riap,aiion Bs,rrs 20 tuf tr,ds
Of disabled s,Ii.fs 9Th ihe most gstorishng sqge
q. VI y. ANpbLWI
sapernt,rdeni soisers Home. cndnnzl, o.
Ths arbpsn alter, have cured ~. q rvsr
osrnpis ut of ~bich var lsd up rros'rse sre bad n
~ y KINGSLEY. Cleveland. o.
ris Piauiston Blii,rs have -ur,i = 10
rsrsseni ~ TIE sdD-ys srd rrirsry mat h.s a
-tss ,se Tor yeaTs y acts rkr et ar1n
NooHL. Assss. f'r Co's-s Co. 2s' b'1.s ny
III. Piaaursn siisrs ,uste ths arons Angud
fn rssss 0f q, srclr.tsd Caisays haTs ntstf-cr,
has.siras noas Hera ie al preserved iD p'fe' pre-
~. ircir Ruro
Psrsons 81 -stsulsy bshY roi,ri viii .eat sss 81
tpds laiior Of the hrart lark ~ sppsf' cr~s asr
ssuBg i6fpif liver sorsarSiion. ae dsssr,s N si1r
Tie- are r..arn.ndsd By the hists.s .ii. aot.ortss
snd warranted 10 lrc4uee irnedsais rst'ifti f
feci Jh.i are sre.-lney ssr-siic, J.rieT raft and
Yorrcs ny Jeroa prrieBdiaS sesi pss's,en Brsrs
In tsit " bt h- a.liJr swulef aud hnfrsisf We
Only ~, 7 .p IN ow log ssip ioit.s re"srs i@ies
r.fsd with .s.is1n teictyiJns stf. fpr whth frrffs
rsrsors sr.adr Ss' met ever, bot LA- r
lnasd ssAis- SAM evrthe s'rA ~no "sf~'"e 30 s's'
s.a by ,ssp~sisL. a..i.n ,bro shoas Ne t.bstk sobs
a. ~ DkAkE 'os
2o p,osdvhy,N NJ
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Bad Rreath.-Hsw Many Loveys ~
49, s.passdbe- nssy ir,.pss 70. s,., p.r.s =. .ns
RES" dertrfc~ nirht snd uorcinr II sse reaurhss
49, psi.so Price Sf,y tor cs ~ AL ar xista
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Diseases OF the Nervous, Seminal. tri-
.ary ana serus sysssm. New and reabs rsasn.-t-in
-ptorts Of the Ho~sr As-scssloD sticr
envelope free Of chars. Aidess DR. sklin Uonght0n
Howard Association. PnnsielphfA
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Diseases OF the Nervous. scrntnHl. tri-
nary snd sstua syrerns D. empty aud permanently si-
~ from Two so sis BoIf. o w.neles,sfs File rIi..
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II yos are Down Town Rene mbsr ON
ne eeusr OF broAaws-a, and Dcy Nrert the finest Hair
1rsssns Batking aud SHAVING saloon an America You
waited on py pohie and talented workmen and cleanliness
uil par you 70 Eve call
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rrussss.-Mavsh 4 Co., Radical Core
-Trxs. csHos ooly ai No vessy street Hous- SIX
ELsAie Goods supsorsrx shoulder Braces Ac lady ~
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MfIIer's 500. Hair Dye. Best and Ches p
st natural aud durAos Try H. Sold oy druggists Depot
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wigs, roupees, Hair Dye. Hair Dyetna
and Moldava Cream, for heaptfyag the hair, al W A.
JuArCHELoRs. 4. 10 Bond street
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ran, Freckies. saiiowness. Erupttcns.
ecoa spscks aad all ekn shes cured By 0ouHAUBs
tsssa Esdcaisd soAp, as Krosdwa
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0saraoa's Poudsc subtitle Uproots Hair
from uppsr ira Low iertboAes AnJ part o. the body
Nary~stsd ls5 broadway
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sig RrnnhAYny. hl

5I3 Broadvvay, hns open
0entn; - 'issof ch.ldrrn's Hats. which eorprise
ths lst-s. l,s.ss .ss Tue millinery saa he.tus trade
de.I, = IN liber ral tcA & N
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Beauttfut Compiexton.-Laird's Eloosn
of Youth or Liquid Pearl for preserving and bead
SIC compexon ana skin, sod Al tsJ broadway and drug
-S1gts everywhere
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Cvtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs
cad wig dapo, wholesale and retail, No Asor Ue1se.
vhs dye applied b. sshinl artists
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:c.sss .c.sss
sSs DOZEN rnKs ROWAN scARvs.
nafe fSen the puresi asf sof;rst siis
riss the fssas iats, sIsssn, economical
sss,'s y.ss inpsr,sd as thsy are rs'ebis scarf "a
=. Z: s,s F. ss-. - 2 ,s ssssg, :, ss '
The "so'' win e ri,oavss.n r,,ii,,s 4 PRICES
ieo ee,.s ., o. ., cab 9oe es.su q % sass. sags
ssm ; zen, =, n. 90 ree'S' Of 'Ss ass'1 .y2S, ,oe so
.. ~ Fsess-sI ss% Sars
srrkkLL SSSSfftftssss
EsAsELLED w1ff8.
hsri', ne .rt's,s,s ~, ..' .snio = s,n h.,' sss
other ossr, a. her readily essuei Ia sais sh
" Hitsry Men sBa Traveller. ta.- Ar. lnvaf.h.
Ir ..eh. SCOT - posi 70 .sJ psn q Ihs urOa
wn9LEsALE AsD EtrAu.
A'NS "D sw H. wAaD. - 2 asss ssl 'ses sr ss.us
vnyxcY o., - III, sre,as.'' ss~ iorf
oynn sninrs
oyER sHihTa
rss s,s.., ....rts.n, in s,- rors. O. n.smaeI
.oSs srs @ ..s, 49, :, i.t On r.r.,, ~ ft1.ea r.s,
EssIisH TaHis0 'rsbiKsmRrs AxD pnawrrs.
sooToH LAsn's sesl sssa rgs ggssorH'"fsT' h"p
Fys wsrrg snIrrs
rlr s..staii;s.essf e. lcs 81 saisn T. p ''''"
Prfufsf drs1tous for fsif fasasIr~HsTi sf FF@~a
dsswtars - da,f.hs s,fs. 81 suns CsIaIs .al
svH yknp. fro-a Lsasa-
- az nIesdss' sss rcrN.
porhAT BCLsgs LYTrosE NosgL
HARPER Yporf,g NV roEE.
ratlsA 90 D-j
rng nxa ~ ssssia
rus EtHs - hsssIa liss 3. i.g~- n GsrrsAs
rh,.s..s. y ~"ss- - 80 f"res ,osss ss'.sial
rRs ~ - 4 u- ..as "a. 20 q ns..r a. ss'.r.s.i
49,. H:.a,s s.s,,, ~ s..,. siss = ,.S
~,ls us -vfssp.tar.l .sa y ~ a. yssrSs tu'a-s
Ys.. s. ~ :-,. s.a,-. ~ ~. ,.-r 20
r1s ~ hs aoets "a, lsitsl fsff r'ressnf' itsa
.Y..s 49,. ..s 900 =. ,.,,.- ~ 80
b. aisspgotsd 70 AssS~y
cr.,.,ossss44rETss sss44rETss ,s.se. ,ssscg v,gr'
rl---,S yo,,r. K.s,t., slls.s.s 1sis.rs. 80 ~,
;s;..s ..s.7 s' !; se.a ks.sr 49,, =, "
,r,.olRs.! R.gs .,p.lgls.s W. Wax ySg Sg;srgss !. -.
isi,ss .-,ssi ns's l.,.. ii''s -; osa
lnY u -. "s-, wsfss ~, ~ ..r fsss. nss 20
Iso-s' p prsf
tlil y YlvB figifI. gAA 40 rEttFE boL
80 - hAo,osAr
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lasfy IA s.. 80. =. ~
Fst .t +at "a f~at e. rsf tsfts-i. . -
y sslf' - s-fssa' ~ v a. a a.
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Psrf.rmaneSsSs ah'.s ."a as, ,Hsar,p1ss sai1 rss
Myen O0ct today B">>s:.s~ rss D. '''' f"o
Indians cOso " day -,
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w. A. Bachelors Hsfv Dye-The Best
The word-hsrmless instantaneous rcabie Sold py
-i arugglsts and perfupss Factory 81 Barcay street
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The sioafSSiiipti6 AwinG Mscmln~,
tute. sena for circular Sna siRHe OF wess oviavA
AUnt A. A. sUfLEE, OFT Broad way
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o,u.,.,a. "a, Furs for J.e dies -
r. o. >, s,nn Nm forSM for suserior qualify and
caespacss. is al XlffrEfvS&A
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s,rcet Ns- YORK city re has no other oficc f.ias
lsh@a isi Beht snd private sntlsuet VI eufes
nrlnic erupt0ns and sios nn ne sAin ect Z" AZ .nds
e most poisonous of he hlood hstaiA tc Wort
an Hu-uan prailtg aor.o.s peliy Earf Inilssrcuou
.coasai,suoa srAlia uolfs IA from A " Nnu . o'clock
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pt...... of IN. Nervous. Sexual sna

r,nsry sy.en. Mos, rno1ern snd spprpvsd trea,neul
st.nss Cure pistss fr,o- 20 Nil.
k.rR 90 alss Broaiwag and by the suthor Dr VAT.
t1Os esr prosdway Consultations iron A. n % ~ "
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Ksnw~dy,s Medical D,sesvery.

Wien eli scr,fua hsdcses Rave "a 81 Try his nt
-~ssdari and ropaAr remedy u fails in curng
ryoguia Brysrelss Salt Rheom. Ulcers. ssss snaerup
e.es OF sverv name ssd nature
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sovtberp G.usIemun a Man ~ w ste,
Who formerly spout his kerh. recently esfesed
letter 20 friend that ono Of tho W "a - >, -
I'D linton would be the poastthty OF ouce - We
hs Hats Of KNOX lie said = nave n yer no
eu "a loo xiaS and eenteman sluoe te nst oae
Ike - Of him became loo diap'dated far further so
bougb n possbh, from tho old siAnd. 2l3 brosAwsy"
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ErIsCrLLAvrOUs,

MIscsi.LASEous.
I EAvEs FROM PENNY LisgR
, my yIsATsis,s 5g 9, gHIssss-
capital sketch of .hs late
COMEDIAN.
I.ApyR OF SATURDAY.
q ess .sa trea LID Asar srsr ~ i-<'
Mas woo6's Lssr AND oEEsfEsf nSox'
snADowOF 4suLyDyri
shAp?g q AsnLYoY.fi
sY MRS hFsKs WOOD
rnx snAIslw or asHrYsyAf,s pablahss raj. aA,.
~ %6T i6 Z, r sss' e ~ SrSs. ss is Ssa :
srrs eo,pG,e Ia two lae.' oeavo ,oiue', sp,r sger
s also puS aSsS ssss K sds. s%s yegGs y st s o., -
volume pape' cover Frce One Dogar
Read the folo-fng nosos ~ t.
woae r. 3; Peterson Brotssra rsiad-bais asve % lass
caasoa ine, a"s woot Al a i,rp, roo, ~ -, rur
hor ,s,',.d The shsao, q asy ya, s1oa /. "si
in I'm land IL ~i be sth IN errr, sy 81 Who a ish
a. a., 'se arr e s, ~ 'sG s,. .ns9s ' s. r e
has mervelo's faculty. ~ charming hcr rr4d.ft ~lt be
multiplying b.r pol-, .os,sr,os hcr da1sac, az. Of
dy ~ not 80 ss g %rss @Sa ssc sr q 70 a IT,
end for The rc~i-r ~ be .oly lsd asds
e usSsS % ,r psS AZ 40 ma aay nss lace.
smoasias fhSf ~ an .lch lsssie inlefsst ar,wa
pSs 'Hss ;S ses ''s i pu' s'"srs ss
e' eSf sS.d psaas Sss @ Inn
!.: s.gp:s ss n; s .a ssssy S:f ss sss
re,.,9" a aSa VIZ DE- perseS & % W ne s
sysa i S.. 5rS Gs issc; j. ,SS nj
on fnr PAPER
Published and for sal, a, The store In the world
to buy orsena for sta q 9., se'. w p,arprps ,,a
c.,, y lca,netsi'eI PhpaeelPhia
NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANT
5cainpAx 'St ISoxsiic Sti4'fiT' scISarfs s'A''a
20, eaess Maicira irins cery did
~, Se e,.es sherr,. 10y piice
70, -, cs.es 1,s'rsi Old Far, "a 'er' 4"''
zoo case ia Ia ami 81, crols Rnm
2,o cases Scotch aud IRISH whssey.
tpoLPHo WOLFE
y Beaver street
PoLircAL
rnE cELEBRATLD PAMPHLET ON
AFFAIRS IN MARYLAND
SECRET coaaEs ospEScE OF
SECRETARY slwARD.
GENERAL nccLELLAS.
GESERAL BANKS.
SECRETARY CAMERON
GoyERNoR HICKS
MRS BDNATAE1E.
and the agents OF the in Mspi.sd Ertrse.
from This wor. (Which the adm olsraion has suppressed in
Washington and Bs,tlno.ej win he publshsd In tho
LEADsR
SATURDAY, OCTOBER TO-
The <sve0prnents Will contain the facts relation 70
ARBITRARY ARRESTS. ri
ELECTION FRAUDS,
and ether the constt NSnAl az The p~ops
LOOK our FOR Tlsk LkADkR
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Fer the Hni-.-Dsrry's rrtcopherSps.
the best nod cLeapess article .sc.a by all druggss sh
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HfiI's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
Drown. No. Barclay street. innisAbIs Hair Cuttings
: 3havtng 10 cents.
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No Wore Gray Hair or Baldness-Forty-
ievo years stucy Corsssson free oy Dr. GRAND
.IRAN
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Bogie.s Hyperion Flutd Restores and
rrsses hair Boges Electric Hair Dye best IN Try.
. convinced. W BoGLE, Bosom Sold everywhere
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sOnulai Drawings Of tho Library Ass0.
.s1sAiss osmpaay's Lottery Of Ksntuckv
ExTRA CLAss 365-Ocl .. 1881
-, sc, so, 10, 80. 40, 50. %, 3, 36, so, ss 80.
Glass aSs-OcG O. IaSi
~tl H. "a, II, 10, 26 IS H. 81, SO, a. 81, co. 10.
FRANCE. ELLIS CO. Mauaysrs csving.oa. Ky
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fUmcral Drawings murray. EDDY 4
SOe. q Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
ksrTucxy, txrRA Glass 5s7--OcI 9. 1853
a. 20, 73, ~, Is, ). A., 10, 49, %, 49, 26, co., rs
81. Al. $50
KNfrcKY. CLAss,b2s--Od. o. 1883
'@4, r. 80, CO. 30, H. 5s. 81 50 ~ ~; 23 80, g.
''''' " '' NuRkEY, EDDY < CO, =,
ass~' Covinston, KY. or ST. Eous No.
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efss: aiso stdeboard Psror Safes silver plate
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Any larger number addressed 70 OF subscribers
rAl 30 ssch An copy will be sent to every club
rten. twenty cop.es 70 address, ono year, S25,
land any larger number at price, An extra copy will
'ee sent clubs of twenty 1ses rates nuke the WEEKLY
HERALD the cheapest qualifications IN ne country
ADvswrrsxMKSTs limited number, at nity cents
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0rov~r 4 Bakers Highest Prenlum
vanity Machines forssie 933 Broadway Every
Sfsouription OF kAchiAe Sewing done TO order.
The southern aegis, and Harford County intelligencer. (Bel Air, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-05-15

County.
TIME GRAND JURY beg leave to SUBJ
nit in conformity to long established
custom, the following Report upon the
Aims House and jail of Hartford County:
LAT the Aims House we found the farm
in better condition than it has been for
years. The number of paupers slSto wit
6 males, 6 females, and 6 colored persons.
They appear totbe well clad and as COM
Portable as they can be, considering the
circumstances. The gentlemanly over
seer, Mr.. McComas, appears to have great.
consideration for the comfort Of the ,un-
fortunate inmates placed under his care,
and IN word, we' do not believe they
could be more comfortable considering the
condition of the buildings and the means
placed at the disposal of the overseer
In visiting the Jail we were conducted
through the building by the ever-courte-
Gus Sheriff, Charles d. Bouldin, Esq and
beg leave to report that though every
attention appears to be given to the COM
fort and cleanliness of the prisoners, we
found it most loathsome looking place.
The number of prisoners confined in the
Jail are as follows, to wit !: Insane, ;
larceny, 81; horse stealing, l.; disorder,
8 murder, L; and colored man (slave)
for safe keeping; rem owed from Baltimore
County one, for larceny:bo gs7 sH, ~ .
We will not undertake to call your.
Honor's attention to any Improvements
which shpuld be made atthe Aims House
and Jail, Former Grand .Juries have SO
repeatedly done SO, and all theirentreaties
and. admonitions passed by UNDECIDED, by
our County authorities, that we deem it
unnecessary to advert to them. /
We cannot close our report without
acknowledging the courteous attention
shown, us by the Court, and its officers
whilstiin the discharge of our duties
All of which we most respectfully submit.
lo j. B. SILVER, Foreman.
Nav 3 ~
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NHE Balsamic Cordial is entirely We
i getable production, combining the
healing properties of the Balsam, with the
lnyigorBting qualities of a. Cordial, produce
ing combination so well adapted to the
purposes intended, that there are but few
cases of disease which will not, at an ear
ly period, succumb to its healing and life
giving PROPERTIES, 1...'''!''.'7 i'7'
For ages, has the treatment of pulme-
nary diseases occupied the greater portion
of the attention oftthe scientific of tho
medical world, but none acquired more
emlnence IN his treatment of these diseas-
es, than the celebrated Prussian Df. Hoof-
land, the originator Of the Balsamic Cor
dtal. His life was devoted to the produc-
ton Of remedies that would stand unri-
vailed How well he has succeeded, the
american people are able to Judge; and
we positively assert, that no preparations
that have ever been placed before them,
have conferred the same amouatrof bene-
fits suffering humanity, or have elici-
ted so many commentators nfrom all
classes Of society, as the remedies of DR..
Hooflaad, prepared by DIR. C. M. Jackson.
81 Co, OF Philadelphia. er 'pet edT
The Cordial is designed for class of
diseases more general and more fatal than
any other to which the people of this
country are subject--those springing from
a ''sfigM cold" That eminent authority,
DR.. Bell, says: twill not say that colds
are to our inhabitants what the Plague
and Yelloo Feuer are to those of other
countries; but can aver confidently that
they usher in disease of greater compiled
ty and mortality than the latter" ISL
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SUNRISE.

ATELY imported from the State of
IL, Maine, will stand during The Sprring
seas season \ Of 1853 at the following places
VIZ tires il SIi9si lls 9li ~ q fliH hGa ,n9s
L, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays,
at JOHN S. DALLAM'S, Bel Air, Hartford
Co; Thursdays Until noon, al JOSHUA
IWRlGHT'S,el5miies from Baltimore, on
the Hartford Tlrnpike; and the balance of
the week at the residence of his owner, 6
miles from Baltimore, on the Old Hartford
Road. 'o'a-'ai
Persons deslrous of raising profitable
class Of roadsters aud rotters, are request
ed to examine this horse.@r He is l5$ hands
high, very stylish, rich golden sorrel
has a good disposition and a smooth,
powerful open gait, Indicating ability to
trot very afast.q He was becoming verv
popular as a stock horse in Maine, from
the uniform excellence of his colts. one of
which 8 years old, can be seen at his
owners residence. '7mia1r5 ..'1 a.i}i,poT
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.NEGRoEsa NEGRoESl NEGROES

.4EEGRoESa NEGROESl NEGR0ESl
TFAM attall times purchasing SLAVES paying
Il the highest cash prices. am also prepared
to receive negroes safe keeping, having erected
"a comfortable and secure place forthat purpose,
on Green street near Baltimore, immediately OPP
lp6site the w estern Police Station. Communica-
lions addressed tole aa1slAiao9 iasstg
iaafRA3l 4 .W 4 HENRY FAIRBANKS,
fad-y> Gen. Wayne Hotel, Baltimore
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0RDERED this29th day Of April, 1863,
Jjsthat lhe creditors of James 4. Snlli-
van, deceased, file their claims witfith
Clerk OF. this. CoVt on or beforesthe first
day of1IdIy,nexs duly authenticated and
proven Il provided a copy alofj this Tor-
der lbep Published in some newsnaper
printed ~ Hasfordgeeuhty, ONCE in each Of
three successive. weeks before the ,frst, day
day of June, 1853, and that the case be
IHeisTediqlihs Auditor TO STATE. such ac-
counts Faa may be necessary AND proper
for distribution of the funds. g,S.aJa
--- t JOHN II. PRICE.
True Copy, siTesb iffauk i
1 py1,Saf MlM. GALLO CLERK,