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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27
Capt. D. I Corbin, late Provost Marshal, has
Du bilshtd the following card

Capt. D. I. Corbin, late Provost Marshal, has
published the following card
-" Notice is hereby given 10 all persons hav-
ing accounts with THIS Office, thAt the same
bave "een luroed over To NJ Vim Austine
U. ). x, United States MASTERING and DIebugs
l"g Oihcer, ut thu place, WHO wsN pay them
as soou as necessary inolructlon Is received
at W ashlngton, OF which que noalco wll be
given.
Toe Provost NJ rsh,,l, thanking the many
Sher #, Coassabl S, 5 ltctmeu aad CT ia IN
hloos hout the Staae, tor Ihrig pfouypt G. 5ps.
ratIon nDd assistance In ths discharge OF ms
dnuee, rs day, IN kursuanea OF general o.
dris from the War DeparlmguJ, terpunaus bls
oihclal ianors. All pesJns WHO nave accounts
Oh ms ofde's, n0l YET 10 wasted Tor approval,
VIII ici"o.u ,h"m at once to him at W els Kly-
er, W.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-03-27
Dental NOTICE.

shall leave my Office on Monday, March 23l, to be
absent boot four wetks Notice OF my return will be
81 en- in IN 3 paper During ay absence NY flee will
be kept op-H ana pers rs wishing operations teeth
eau b. Waltel upon bV Mr q II. Fuller, who has been
my ass stant for six month p st.
JOHN VI. COMEGXs, Dentist.
Montpelier, March H. 1868. dSswd
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30
AYERS d. $50
(omD2nnd Extract CT Saraparilla

romP7Hnd Extract Ct SaraparillIla,
the mot cd'ecual remedy which the medical
skill Of ojir times ran devise for this. every
where prevailing and fatal malady. ltis com
bin.d from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for The cxpurgatioh of this foul
disorder from the b!eoa, and the rescue Of the
system from il, destructive consequences.
y nee it slohd be employed for The cure Of
not only Scrorlflu, but also those other alice
tumS which arise from it, such as EnrprlyE
and SatH DISEASES, ST. ANlIoNy's FHR,
Rusg, or EEyslrGLAs, PINrLEs, PUsruLrs,
BLorrnES. BL,INS d.DuIT.s, ruMonS, TETTER
and SALT RnEt&, ScALD HEAD, RNGwoRN,
RlmrMArls>I, SYIrlliIrio and MEncvEAL Dis
BASES, DRorsY, DYSrErStA, DEnILlrY, and,
indeed, All COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OK IMrunE lIGop, The popular belief
III " impa,Jiy ofAe Liood" is founded in truth,
for scIorta is drgcncratioliof the blood. Tile
particular purpose and virtue of this Sprsipa-
Ii!a is to purify and rcgcneraie this vital fluid,
without which Sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. ,.cl..,-r I.'gr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30
From North CmrOiIwn.

NBwREsS. N c.. April 1&.-Ths rob,
els have abandoned the attack on Wash.
ing,on, N. O, giving it up as hopeless,
The perseverance aud pluck Of the liuls
g&Eisoo, in keeping at bay 1900 rebs Is.
is without a parallel 10 the war.
General Heekman's brigade has arriv,
ed here from porI Royal II appears the
rest OF General Fba,srb troops arc so anx,.
iouS to return TO this department that
they offer to re enlist for the war, il fallow
ed to return TO North Carolina, under
their old commander.
GAnerAl Foster orders all rebel sympa.
thiEers and Government paupsvs outside
our lines.
General Naglee arrived from NswYorh
Tuesday. and leh yesterday at the head
Of an expedition 10 pursuit Of the enemy.
Dsseftsrs coudtm the reports ofstarva
ton and disatection 10 the rebel army.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30

THINK FOR YoURsELvR. 1T Is sa'ways
best to thiuk 6rst for yoursrlvrs on any
subject, and then lave resource 10 others
ins tho correction or imOrovement OF
your own sentiments. Thus WI may
reach truths which We never would have
Observe had we caught particular
mode oi thinking trom any author. No
principle should bs received from
education or habit m,rly, Let me observe
before persuing the opinions OF others.
We check original thought by fr'I
learning now and what TO think fiom
others. The strength Of Others should be
called to assist our weak ness. not 10 pre-
vrnt tho txerlion OF our powers. By means
Of this dependence uYOu books, error
as well as truth descsnls 10 ho'elilary
succession,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30

had driven up to the door Of the tavern.
The horses were q .cked with ioam. and
the frost hung abou, their trsppiugs.
Showing how swiftly they had travelled.
Two strong men had leap-d from it. and
hastily entered The house. The host
came obseq uiously 10 the door. They
drew him aside.
I've have ira "ked two notorions black
legs from Boston here, and thinking they
might be making little mischief have
come dowu. Indicate. say. te room
wi ere they nov are. or We sh.ll arrest
you as an accom- mplic!i Quicklyl" as the
CLEAN Of revolver sbone in the cold
moonlight. "In there. in thcre!' STAN
mered the landlord, trembling with a.
lsrm. The detectives came very softly.
but not so geH'ly that the gamblers did
rot lisisn inlenily. Ons said. "TI row
the cards in lie FIRE! raise the window!
tarkW just then the door was violently
thrown OPEN. "Ah my bearIies. we'll
mel! We have had quite drive for
you :" adjusting handouts all the time,
as though rney used 10 the business, IN
spite oI the desperate etrugg'es of the
two MN. Now, nv birds. VIZ will see
what you have csgedl'' said these min
ions Of The law, ani forihw tn began 10
pick their po"kets, having laid Them at
length On the fionr.
"Counterfait bills in plenty, some & ,ll
en- easles. silv.rl Get pen and paper,
landlord, and state the amount. Now
Young men," the sheriff said. addressing
Samuel Grey and his frieuAs, who stood
iu sisn, amq8,mDnt behoNling the srenp.
wa mi hit onsidei you under arrest for
gambling, but presume you we're jus.
green enough to BE- Nntrapprd by these
Bos on yonhs. Didn't understand the
way o. our wi kcd city. However. l
will just advise yon 10 beware OF bad
company. for the future it does not lsad
10 pleasant rsults.'
"How much have you been ro' bed Of
'his uighr9'
"Thr,o Is my money" said Samuel. ms
each one stated tile amount, Anb pointed
to the roll on the table,
"Ws!l. lake 1t, and 60 Instantly" said
lhe mcD.
Smuel obsypd and when once more
in tho silcn, felds. aud within sight OF
his mothers cottage, he fell on his knees
and wept a'oud, giving th,nks 10 God,
as he had ever dors b-iore. lie was not
yet twenty one life was before him
hope again n'dawned lst u. trust that the
sad lesson was not in vain. The old
m 'thrr could not Knit the long, blue
woolen sock that evening. She paced the
low room with prayers and tears. New
pr in har lonely widowbpod rad sorrow
CON" so heavily upon her heart and
yheu Ellen srole gently in to inquire
Wh IT was 'ha matter. missing her lover,
Aunt Rachel threw Ier arms about her
neck, aud CAV" way 10 gIief. s. Samuel
found NJ whom he returned moGt unex
psctcdly, 10 claBgs their tears to Joy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30
NAnh Thnn.1,

Many years ago ere was good man
who lived a. on1 of the lIsl'an Universe
tic' q 20 day Young man run up TO
him with lace btnming vi h 10y. and
said th 1t his greatest wish was luli ] d.
his parents having just given prrmi sion
10 study the Law. 'S'now | am con d.
ins 10 the LsW .soh ml Of tie University
on account Of It's great fame; and mean
10 spare no puins to get through my STU,
dies a. W Il aid quickly as possible. "
In this way he went on talking Tor \
long time. When at las, he cams to a
stop, tbs good man. who had ben list
rning to him with great patience. said:
well. anil a,er you have got through
your studies what d. Jou intend TO do
therY"
"rhen | sh,ll taks my Doctors degree. y
said The young man.
"Aud theu2" aassi s. Flllippe Mari
again.
"And tien." o)aliusd 'na youth |
shall have num- er Of difficult cases to
manage and shall catch peoples notice,
by my zsal. my learning my acut S.,
and gain glea' reputation.
and lhen," rrp@Iei the holy III IN
"Aud them" onliauei the youth;
''why then there cannot be a q Ieslion, |
shall DO promoted u som, hign o.R,' o.
oher; bssidAs | shall m ,k, mohey, aud
grow rich"
"And Them rspeatsd St Philippe.
"Aud th'n," "allo ths young lawyer
" then shall livs c,mE1rtabla an Lon.
oraby, in health an d & 'iiy, and sh Ill 10
ia 10 look forward TO happy old aga"
Oh. was not this all 10 "IoOk al
things se.hT'
But the holy man had not DONE
Again he asked, And lhen?"
"And them said tive youth with falter
ing v.iro-"and thon-l shall die"
Here ST, Philippe Neri again lifted ~
his voice. and solmnly said. "And thsn?''
This last "and ;hrn was brought homo
by Gods Spilit TO the young mans
heart. From that time h. ceased to look
at things seen. Hs began to feel the
power Of things unseen,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30
Scrofula, or Kings Evil.

is constitutional disease, a corruption Of the
blood by which this fluid becomes Vitiatod,
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, II
pervades ihc whole body, and may burst out
in disease on any part Of it. No organ is freo
from it, attacks. nor Is there one which it may
not destroy. The 'eYohllous taint is varously
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, aud,
above ali, by the ycncrcal infection, What
ever be its origin it is hereditary lii tho con-
stituton, descending from parents to children
unto the third and fourth gcncration;" indeed,
it seems to be the rod Of Him who says, e.
will visit the iniquites Of the fathers sIipoa
their children" J.t. ........ k..,
Its effects commence by dcpo ,i,ion from the
blood Of corrupt or ulcrrous matter, which, III
the lung, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tIbercles i'll the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
rupGon, which g2nders III the blood, depresscs
the energies of life, so that scrotlous coiistitu
tons not only suffer from scrofulons COM
plants, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks of otlicr diseases; conse-
qucntly vat numbers perisl, by disorders
which, although not scrofulons i'll their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint i'll the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
i'll this scrolulolls contamination; anu many
destructive diseases of the liver, kIthcys brain,
aad indeed, of all the organs, ariSc from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
One quarter Of allo onr people mr scrofulotE
tll,ir pcruns Urc invaded BY this lurking M
fiction, and llcir health is undermined by it.
10 clcanSe it5Iom the system we must reiovate
H. b,ovd hy an nltrra;iye medicine, and in
vi rate it by healthy food and exercise
81 Il medicine we 'supp.y III t.J IE aiJ.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1863-04-30
10 "A Y ER'
Ag}sue Cure,
Fop the sPErps cuAE OF

... .,. EoH THE sPEEpS cuKE OF .s #.I|
Iuteriniiteut Fever, on Fewer and 4 que,
UAlnitient Fever. ChIIl Fever, Dumb
Ayur, PeriniIpal Headache, or bilious
I,sSdnchr. a,d bilious Fcvcrs, indeed
for the whole GIPss of diseases criKinHt-
ing ia hillary arrangement, caused by
the Malaria OF piinsinatic Countries!
We are enabled here to offer the community
remedy which, while it cures The above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity. Such Yrmcdy Is intsEuabe in districts
where these aillicting disorders prevail. This
"CURE" cNp~ll the miasmnic poison Of FEVER
AND AGuE from the ssstcm, and prevents the de-
velopment OF the disease; If taken on the first APP
prOach Of its prenoniloly symptoms. ltisn0t only
the best remedy ever vet discovered fOY this class
of complaints, but a ~ The cheapest The large
uuautitvwc supply for dollar ofings 1t within the
reach Of every body and in bilious districts where
fEvEu ANn' AGug prevails every body sbonld
have it and use it freely both for cure and protec-
tinn. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered tnr the speedy aud certain
cure OF luermttents is that ii contains 10 Quininc
or mineral consequently it produces no quinism or
other inurious effects whatever Upon the constitu-
ton. Those cured by it are left Us healthy as if
they had never had the disease. .'
Fever and Agueis not alone the consequence Of
the mia,matG poison. y great variety OF disor-
ders arise from lis irritation, among which are
NcmGiyin MeHmdtjSm, G0Ut, Hrdddchey Bind
nrsy, 1Ooh1chr, ErIdchc, C0i'oph, Asthma, Fat
1Htdtopr Panjm .lBection Of the Spleen, Hyste.
les, PAIN i, Mr Boirat', Cote, Paralysis and De:
,anqen,ent of tbc Stomach, all of which, when
orgnal.n in this cause. Put on the Htcrbiihent
tgpe. or become periodical. This "Cul,B" expcs
the Do son lrom thc !.od, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an invaluable protection 10
immigrants aud persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious disucts. ftakcn Occa-
sionally or dily while exposed TO the infection,
that vii! be cxcrcted from the system, aud cannot
accumulate in sufficient qunntity 10 rpen into dis
ease. Hence it is even m0ic valuable for protec-
ton than cure, aud few will ever suffer from Inter
mltcnts il they avail themselves of the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared by DIR. ]. c. AVER g. CO., Lowell, Mass
For Sale by sIFFoRD &Co., KAUFMAN & CO
und E,l. SLoCUM, L,sc,srEr, and by Druggist
and Dealers elsewhere,3-o.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
m arrfed.


PROFESSIONALLY BROOKLYN, on Thursday, October
Is by tho Rev N p. Pierce WILLIAM H. BERGEN PnxD1
L. adopted daughter Of John L. spadcr and daughtor Of
Hon. William spader, Of Monmouth county, N. J.
BaowS-MAwREy.-On Thursday October 10, At the re-
sidence OF tho brides father woodbridge N. j. by the
Rev J. L. Jalues, ALsERf BROWN Of Railway Neck, N.
j. TO G. VICTORIA, only daughter Of w. W. Mawbey, Esq.
No cards.
cAHooNr-PAaxEs-In Brooklyn, on Thursday October
I5 by the Rev. G. Hand. ANDREW NJ CAHooNE 70 MARY
R., daughter OF Daniel P Parker Esq all Of Brooklyn.
Cox-DEIANo.--On Thursday, October 16, at Trinity
chapel by tho Rev. Edward B. Boggs HENRY T. Cox and
lano, Esq.
CHALaEss-ASpxRsoN.- the residence OF tho brides
father Thursday October To- by the Rev. j. Hutchin
sou, rHoMAs H. CnAMERs, Jr, Of w York, to Miss JUS
TINA V. ANDERSON, youngest daughter Of VIM. 7. Ander-
son, Esq., OF Princeton, N. J.
DoDD-AoKEHous Wednesday. October II, al Iiv.
ineson, N j.. by the Rev. ~ johnson, JonN DoDD 70
Miss ELL. Fl. Morehous. both Of Livingston, n, j..
Rev j. T. Duryea the residence OF the BRIDES parents
ia East Thirty eighth street. Mr.. Joas FISK 70 Miss
MARsAHsr AMELIA, youngest daughter OF Mr. Thomas
Glover, all OF this city
scat OF the brides parents Albany by tho Rev Ben
janin H. Pitman, Mr.. ANTHONY W. FISK, OF Albany, to
Miss EABxra ygxDxR. daughter or John veeder Of
this city
formed Dutch church, Richmond, BY the Rev Jacob
Fehrmann, WM c. MooRn 10 SARAH A., daughter OF J. r.
Cropscy, all Of staten island.
FErTn-DEyEAU.-On Thursday, october Is, by Rev. J.
eldest dughtor Of Into Aaron l. DO veau, Esq, al Of
this city. No cards.
ssaxxs-wARMR--At Jamesport. L. l., on Thursday,
Cc,oler 49, by the Rev s. A. Gibbs, Mr. THoxAs J. SEA.
srRoxG-Grrns In ss{R {ReesA vAassR' OF tho former
bcr ~, py the Rev. James Micis Mr.. JOHN sraoxo,
field j. The ceremony was performed at 100 EdEidge
street, tho officiating clergymans residence.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
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A MOTHER cERr1FIcATE
N kxTkAokDIhA All Cukx of a RUNNING rUnoh
TIKI HEALING POW Ehs OF
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msrcary Until my mouth csos@s very s,~r and severe
Without ds1, sSs ssa . prss sa 's ONE Sous -
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blood SCENE % stop noeins my pus a. '"cs seAs"s
sl,a ana tho whites o. N.Y. my eye. YES yellow !. s.i ~.
Iron knew not what 70 do snd oocos. '.asa a "a
SS.. Fs.ea, nssa"s. @ fos tioas1s .Ia,
help ms no % oas s esais <.
sunday Mercury shSs read he eeras Of Wonder
sa 1srs % ., The r'.a, sasag been eonsnes q
ss, cured p p sGS p have eoeaea . T as
respcctabls persons with the endorsmen, o. tho Rev pr
pSs p, T. ss s s % Ss % vs ~s
asy one Of ns Of he M ss'r m % % 70 Ss s% q
on Dr. sensass :. sis roo%. SoaS street he sd
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with ane m dsys e,s WAS essS' a IN my y s
besr and began o ensr,an hopes q cure epsa Zee feel
Ss Weed Tonic 20 sHs .s a
manner; but IN very short tine I, gave mo ,sseSoa.
disss Ts No oas ooaa SeSS" S.
Iees. @ohia1 but green s se and snsoaSy mailer
clear md found the :. %ss sss
tho Is s is's
Doing t%sirAs %s and ~ssis
fsialsd This aas T feel ss%s as s' ever NY
O9 dea d
ehange The running ulcer Of year' continuance Ia
ssPS as sa a s
rise n hs %9ns wSGf. sssaF G%
excellent appetite Tor y hrealfs. am satisfied that no
sssr s;r.ofdias sss P.S ssSas, =, !, a.ss
SS TO ps ,s % Of da s % 5ee p a
q !hs restoration of my life. for which shall ever be
several Of my friends through my recommendation have
oher .ss.e. M Of that Kind All Of them have rssy
benefited make this public statement, IL order s.. 'e
inSsssd 70 try pr; ssSsneIs nssiu.sis msd,sn,. Do
ap 'saf soa no s' one d 'i
70 end Dr. e -na ,dS S s ns. a s pls
e y y he hear n: P'Sss s
sas rsasissa z from % i: % .a%sa @
deception 4 They !. ' vsa s sn, an. toi
was call aud for feel that eau satisfy every
o.: q I. Then 1s. @ s NO; that 5
& q ssr a:.s ny
Jece Mhs AAtS bA"bnVbc"Ew.
We the Underlined friend. and sa.ss,n,.ns.. q M
Bartholomew. who tho above esrhgar, have known
her many certify that the made
by her are entitled i credeuc- aud that the sonpi Ia
not al exaggerated sarcey who knsw her
three months would recognize her now such IN lho
.lisGs;12S kockRsL Z lsr BHHGToTSxKw West reyaa a.
Capt. A. CHAMBERLAIN, ~ West Forty nfth st
Mrs. N =. CHAMBERLAIN - wcst tory nith st.
FANNY w. HUSSEY. a3 West Forty 9Th st.
EM HUSsEY. ~ West Yor,y-nfth q.
Mr. and Mrs. ~ sCUOFIELD, ~ West Forty NTH N
Rw~sMsEs-Dr. SciENGk can only be found at his
.ssP n. ior consultation and .dyi bu, q slway
has full supply OF medicines a b: rooms Which can b.
REAwEED TONIC each ~ bot,r or - tho half Dozen
MANDRAKE PILLS, Is centa per boz.
cOsRAD FOX, 81 Barclay Wholesale hseai for
New York city.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

OmeSaI Dsawrngs OF rssrray. @aay -
Co and Missouri state Lo<sertsas
xnrrucxr ExrnA CLAss 65s-Oct 10. ies1
2, 10, 45. ~. 3, ". "a, 81. l6. ~. ~, ., b.
KEufUoKv CLAss 6tc-Ocl l6s lo6a - -
T. 67. IL, s. 40 81, 80, 2s, AZ Ga 23. SO, 36, 79
NURRAY, EDDY 4 90.
Oovfugtou KY, -. LouA IA.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Prizes Cashed In All Legalizcd Lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
ii Wall street. No. !. New YORK.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Omeial ORA wings Of the Shelby College
Lottery q Kentucky.
EzIsA CLASS ss9-oct lG 1865
l8, 20, 0, SO, As. IS, IS, "a, 52 Al, IT, 70, 62.
Class ssO-oot Ia ises
Is. 81. 20, IL, "a. 22. H. l, 70, rs, 35, 8, 76.
e. e. SIMMONS CO..
Successors 70 Jno A. Morris 90.
CQXiueton. Kl.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Brandreth's Pills Cleanse the Bowels
and the Blood from all unheahiness Even Ulcers are
cured and Deceased Zones by their :
attention .s called to q Of "BRlGHT6
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS" which will be pubiished
to ia the Sunday Herald Despatch and Sunday
Mercury. BRAFDRErH's PILLS purely vegetable.
and have the highest character FOR mildness
certainty action Their prompt often life
Principal Office, Canal street. Sold No Union
square, and by all dealers.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

OmciaI Ora wings Of the Library Asso-
edation Company q Lottery CT Kentucky
kxrRA GLASS 3o5-OcI I6 l301
II, g. 20, 36, 20, %, 73. rs, 81, Is, Ct, 81, IT.
Class S66-Oct IL. lSS1 =.
o. A. 49, 49, 10, 49, z, "a, SO, 81, 81, !, 6s, 43.
Circulars sent by address,ug
FRANCE. ELLIS CO. Manaysrs Covtngtoa, Ky.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
Arrlv.l. and Dspartures.

ARRIVALS.
NEw ORrKAss--Steansbpp Colunhta--A Merchant ~
xfSnders Penleid Lieut. Col Dillingham;, Miss Crumb.
Niss Bell, Campbell julius Ash, Clark Mrs Jane
Brooks and chdr Rev Delbius, Isaiah rAAen Jr
Mrs Cahill Rev Anthon Mrs Litehheid Mrs Wikean ham
ard M Kaufman w IL wolfsen. Mrs Keisher and four
children Hartmann. @ IL Houstedt. John W williamson
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Royal Havana I4ottery.-3O per cent
premium paid Prizes Informao furnished Highest
TAYLOR q CO., Bankers
all York.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Iron Furnitmrc. Iron Bedsteads, Hat
y2scks. Umbrella Ssnds &C
HUTCHINSON wICKERsHAM,
40 Canal street, east of Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Prizes Cash ed I'm all Legaltxed Lotteries
Information given J. r. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall street.
room No. g. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17
Rrnndreth,s PtIis CIoa nss

Prizes Cashed I'm ala LeRaltzed Lotto
ries and information given Diamond Jewery bought
y. 0AI0E, Broker 7S6 Broadway. near Astor place
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Defiance Fire and Burglar Proof Safes,
also 5iieboard aud Parlor Safes for plate 1c at
Murray street, corner Of College plAoSkR ~ PATRICK
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

For tho nafr-Darry's TrieOpherOuss
the best and cheapest article. Sold By al druggists Ni.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Nos. agO and 202 Bowery-The Cheapss
0' Join A. HUNTER 4 CO.
The New York herald., 1863-10-17

Tho sloas Elliptic Sewing Maehsne.-
Premium awarded tho late fair Send for circular and
eanpc OF work General Agent A. II. sUPLBE No. ss7
Bres.way.
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and improve tho sight Of OLD and young BY day
night without PAIN fatigue Highly mended by
Che me dicai faculty. SEMMOSS, cnlists-Opttcian,
COL. BroAdway, BOnd street
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Double Perspective Glasses for the nod. sss opcra
tourists usr compact portable and enctenl splendd
OcuiIsts' '-optcisu soeH Broadway, La arse House
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w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-Ths Best
the worc-karmlssa relisbls Sold By
eli Druggists pcrfumera. Factory 81 Barclay street.
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wheeler 4 Wilson'S Highest Premium
Sewing Machines and Foote's Patent Umbrella Lock Stands
Broadway.
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~ Ser an Elegant Fall style OF Dress
fia; hast material large OF Cloth and
Felt Has manufacture at the New Hat Company,
str
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nuIcr's Flny Cent Hair Dye-Best and
ehe4res natural and dursbie Try H. Bold By druggists.
Depot &c Deg strceA
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nr. =. c,a,r.on KelleY,. med,e.l oms..

Dr. Js Clarson heiIey's me0seah Once.
q Blee~xer street hevcen Broadsay and the Ro~
fsrprns ainct.d dssascs Of he ~ -. lye tdrers
A. lnsits. cal nf1it srits We consaft
s.ir with The sien disian. riiis rtud ior Iampae.
epslcf Thirty i,9yerirnce NE trtriuaat
f1 onaFy cvnspnptou" u will 30 NAILED ffc Of charge
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Davids' Fall style OF Gentlemcn's Hats.
2S9x Broadway, near Duane street.
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Trnsses.-Narsh Brothers, corner OF
Broadway and Ann stroessilk Elastic Goods Rupporsrn
Shoulder Brsc~s. A.. A lady attendant
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Two Splendid Performances To. Day,
a. BARNuM'S. Mt and 7< r. NJ "Edrfc the Dane" and
the ii ucEipans 0host' for the last imc Last day
of The Indians.