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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20
sc n GILBERT & CO."

cy1rNpRIEs--CAsTILEs SOAP, LEMON SYRUP
y Clothes Pins, TotmatO Catsup, Rice, Almonds
FDqIish Wainuts, Brazil nuts, Candy, figs, raislns
.cnrrants oysters HOLSTERS, sardines, alum, EPSON
salts. roll birthstone, sulphur, r,copperas madder eN
tract of log wood, indigo, cream tartar, s9da, Deu
cords Of ali kinds tobacco of all kinds, blackihg,
Iottiug nEtmegs, cigars of all kinds ginger, glass
lars, lanterns and tasks, mustard, pepper sauce
matches, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion
cans s efall kinds, safety fuse, soaps OF an klhus'
starch, teas, vinegar, camphor, letter, notc' S'p
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, enveloles' s.,'
Tetre gum drops wooden bowls, JuJuee paste GIN
nnamen, british lustre, bonnet boards, lnk, o. I'
nails. sash, glass, allspice, soda, pain klller'
Uquorice Playing Cards, &c, &c.
| A supply of the above kept constantly on manu-
and for sale by s. Il. Gilbert Co., No. Sycamore
! decl6tf
| CHOULDER BRACEs.--A LARGE. SUPPLY
| = Just received at ii J. SCHLAEPFEh
not57 Drug Store.
DALMORAL sKIRTs.-WE II AVE II f
ID ceived another nice lot Of Balmoral skirts
ct OCT no sCHAPKER & BUSSIEGa Il,
40 Main strruts )
VAsTER Oil JELLEY JUST RECE1 WE'D NJ
ian5 SCHLAEPFER'S Drug Store,
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20
COunterfeifinr

~. tsTTlor-v ,ro -srrrvouvu- wtUu GoU,UUU IN
counterfeit New York currency, which
he was about having finished prior to
circulating in the country.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20
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DRUGS.
xNow WHERE TO GET

VF YOU WISH TO KNOW WHERE TO GET
~ fresh. and reliable Drugs and everything
= p p,5 IN : a drug business, I weuid refer you
to 70 II ] SCHLAEPEER, Druggist, No 81 corner
Main aud Second streets, %lere you can get dH the
-. 80! On Gn,nhs and Brushes That is also the
i"st nlace to get your Prescriptions filled You
- ,let them filled there at any hour, by day or
can ee' '"''A 11SN sepl2
TusT RECEIVED ANOTHER LARGE AND
j splendid assortment Of pure Drugs, eomps.s- ss
.aarahv giving physicians all new medicines COM
; into use SO valuable to the lives of your
neigbbors and friends So bring your prescriptions
neisHNos H. j. SCHLAEPFER'S
\" New Drug Store.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20
BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.

MNgFFM .a Slight Cold,
EsA ~ouah, ,.aIcaksenesa
SEyIIIDSElile or SJoke Shxcat,
SJs1ySY lUf1ich might Be checked
:sss with a si,asple remedy,
ynegJected, often Terminates seriously.
F'elO are aDare of the importance Of
stGPp1?g q Tough or Szi4ht
HoLa in its first Stage; that 1vhicf
in The beginning 1stld yield to a
mild remedy, if not attended to, soon
ottoclas the lungs.
A,focttn's NtonchiiaL cIfoches
10ere first introduced eleUera years ago.
It has been proved that they are the
best article before the pubic for
%cuqhS, folds, 8konchifts,
-1Astlzhza, /Gata<<h, the Hacking
Cough in ISonsu'71fition, and
numerous affections Of the IShtoat,
sr1U11ls immediate relief.
E'u0Ftc Speakers s. !Ssasgers
and Strengthening the voice.
Sold BY all Druggists ana ReaIers
IN Me3lcl,1e, at IS cents Per boz.
Sold by KELLER WHITE, s--
feb5dwly
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20
also Manufacture all kinds of Machinery, sue
as appertains to

Railroads, Steamboats,. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills.
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills.
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Sills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Railings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C.,
AT MANUFACTURERs PRICES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20

Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and Workmen sent to all parts of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20
HARDWARE, &c.

t4 81 k22 eza3 e. ZSg q
(SIGN GOLDEN MILL SAW
13 First st
With increased facilities.,s
Direct importation,
Large manufacturing
Acquaintance, and
CASH Purchases,
Before the late advance, }
L AN PREPARED
To sell Merchants,
Grocers and Traders,
Suffers & Quartermastars,
GOODS in their line
Eminently to their
Satisfaction.
BUYERS at WHOLESALE
from Kentucky, Tennessee,
Illinois and Indiana,
After pricing my goods will
be sure to TRANSFER a
part of my Stock of
Hardware to THEIR OWN
S H E L v ES.
I have now to offer
A LAR GE STOCK OF
Axes, " Wells" QXL) Manns,"
Lippincott's" and Collins"
Shovels and Spades.
Grain and Coal Shovels.
200 Dozen
COTTON CARDS S.
Saw Mill, ID Cut and
Wood Saws, Chains, Trace,
Log and Coil.
Butt and St ap Hinges,
1900 gross Gimlet Screws,
Locks, Latches, and Bolts,
Tools---Coopar's and
Carpenters.
$50 Doz. Pocket Knives,
1900 " Table
Razors, Shears and Scissors,
needles - --Sewing. .Kniftipo
a n d Darnlng---Padiock's,
sadlers' and Carpet Tacks,
Cutters" Ink and Bla cking.
1000 .Doz. Files, in every va
riety, Whips, Whip Lashes,
and Cow hides,
Japand & stamped Tin-Ware,
3 tons Hollow Ware and Dog
Irons, Meal seiYes,
Riddles, and Wove Wire,
1000 #. very best
RUBBER ELTING HOSE
and PACKING; Hardware
Notions, full stock
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20
Wilmington, N. G.. to be CAPTURED
Battle Reported in Progress

DIG HING GENERALLY.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-01-20

TAsTER OIL JELIEY JUST RECE1 WE'D AT
~ jan5 sCiLAEfF hh En- . Drug oioie'
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

s.svsss.k. - = = ..sAs.y. 50 To-
9. Ds "a naSas EsAsn.s. sss hssss1 = 80 c.
s:.s s s s.ss:s - n:: :,::.s :. Iss::s 8
v.sis, rsrss frssDyssrisa sAsrs.. .rIsS sv:sss
-. saa1sy' Aususs - 49, wn o sssasea
~ sssi,ss ssSS = "a saAs 20 rspscuny .vsssa
a.: ssss Z; <. s..s:.s: ss & is:s w. 5s:s "
street.
.Is :: .,.,.: s..s.y Angus. q = .s..: ~:
sssvsA dAashssr Of Dsvs1 D. aad niabsth saitss -
ayeass, nouths sad n days.
where 10 sAst where IL baoeming eeNGa
mat oncs our ufss sole lustre nades
Torn e6 by death, 'tis wtthring nowv
rhs rsIavss ana friends q a. family srs rsspseesk
invited 70 attend che funsrl this ues1syl asraeea.
swe O'Clock. from her late residence, Newark nsy -
-: :;. ks:a:y: xss.s g, = .aa:e.:s 60
Hh.sehsr. aga yss.s, month and Il dsys
me fsasives and friends q shs family sre rsspece
p..sass Eo q EsSsi sssaus. tS csssSssj sissrasss
~ two o'clock. 7
IT r.:o..5Os Saturday. Angus. .. :. x....u a..
ne Ass sohn rsoou. q th city, in the eoh ysas a IN
fhs relatives and friends q The s.nIy ars rsspssv
invited TO attend the funeral this Tussdsyl q
tws O'Clock from the house of h brother Ncheas q
WAEMG.-Gn Saturday evening, Augut ~ Nrs MA
A. wARnG, In Tho Goth year u her ago. -
u1sd 3 sssd i'G bo '1s ~ - M
~ West Thirty seventh streee, this (Tussdayl a0enss
at two e'cleck, without furthsr invitstisn. e.
WlxlAns.-On Sunday evening. Augslse %. KDWAnn
Nsos, son Of Giles 3. and Harriet n. Wiiiiens, aes1
year, months and 10 days. ~ IN
It sSsss % ociocr from s' shs ere rss.dssos Sc s.sss Il
York street, OF Van verss street, jersey cay.
WMxLAMs.-M Stamford, Ooun., On Monday. A4Gn1e
retta Williams. r.
wnsoH.-At soushold, l. l.. q Saturday. Asssa d
year Of his are.
The friends Of tho family respectfully iavlsA -
attend the funsra this <fueeday) sftsrnooa, = eo
street, Brooklyn.
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for failure from lack OF material But the pre-
sent bungiiag and delay ere saly sf piece
with the conduct Of Stanton end Welles from
che START Instead Of attacking Charleston ct
Grst, when it was comparatively defenoeless.
with the esuhined force Of The entire navy and
. large army, they locked quietly on while
Beauregard erected network Of Qualifications
around tho city, strewed the harbor with tor
pedoes, and planted obstructIons which would
detain our vessels under concentrated and
deadly Ore. The precious time thus lost was
consumed BY General Hunter, under the spe-
oial direction Of the Secretary Of War, In ex.
perimenting upon the moral, religious, intel
iectuai. social and political qualities Of the
negroes 6f South Carolina; and, q II that folly
was not bad enough, Robert Dale Owen.
spiritualist. Of the school of Fanny Wright,
was employed to give IL potoriety BY writing
and publishing fanatical report on the subject.
Mr.. Stanton and the general who obeyed his
orders were too busily engaged In this scheme
Of negro philanthropy to attend to their proper
duties In reducing the rebel stronghold which
now 30 insolently conffonts the land and naval
forces of the Union.
And what is the chief employment Of Score
tary Stanton now in the very midst Of the
siegef Enforcing ct the loyal North an odious,
unpopular and unnecessary Law, which tho
Executive had the option to dispense with. and
which requires an army larger than would
sufdce to take Charleston to carry into effect.
His time and attention are divided between
these operations and the organization Of tho
Presidential campaign on the basis laid down
by Wendell Phillips. But We tell the Score
tary Of War that Charleston must be taken.
II will not do to abandon the attack now, a. II
was abandoned before after the Intellectual
bombardmsnt Of Sumter. That fort, thanks to
the genius Of Gilmore, IL now . heap of
ruins. and powerful Union batteries are estab-
lished on Morris Island. The Monitors are
comparatively free to navigate the harbor, and
thread their way through the mszes Of OBJ
structions and treacherous torpedoes. Our land
and naval forces have gone too far to retreat
with honor. The attack must not be given up,
and Charleston must be taken at any cost and
sacrifice. If that original nest Of secession
should not soon fall, assuredly the country
will hold the President and bis administration
responsible.
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Married.

Married.
GRAssE-NunACH -In Hobokcu. on Sunday. August %.
at the residence or tho brdes brother by the Rev. r.
Stains, LPum GRAam 70 Miss LIMA NmnACn. No cards
HAIsub-TAYLOR--On Saturday evening, August 70,
oy Rev George l. Neide, Lieutenant EDwARD L. HALsrHD
6gnsl Corps United States Army, 70 RkMY H. daughter
or Robert Taylor, Esq. No cards. 80
Baltimore papers please copy.
HumaR-BAxxxs--Oa Wednesday evening August 70.
at the residence Of the bride's uncle T. G. Woooocks
by the Rev.J T. Searles, JoM d. HU0as - Am ELIZA
RARKzR, al Of this city. / --
LvDD0H-BoOrH -In Morrisanis. on Thursday, August
A. at the lady residence, BY the Rev Washngton Glad
den WnlAx LyDDoN, Oldest son Of the late William Iyd
don d. OF Exeter 70 CARouK Boom, second daugh-
ecr Of ths lac Charles l. Booth Esq, q New York No
cards. ~ 5M r
RocxwooD-FxxscH.-ln Yorkville. on Sunday, August
90, lieutenant e. R. R0CKvooD, Of tho Thirty
Massachusetts,, 70 Mss ELLEN FRENcH, Of this city.
SxApwsLL-JAcKsoH.-AtNo North Salem, New York, on
Monday, August 81. BY the Rcv g. J. HilyeT, PEAv r.
6xADwnlL and Miss PHsDs AIM JAcxson (colored). No
cards. MsfaM ss#
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LmERrY OF THE PREss.-The Hon. Ben Wood,
in his Daily Ns,os, Is continually whining about
interference with the liberty Of the press.
What does he call the onslaughts upon go
vernment, the Indictments to forcible resist
ance to the conscription and the unequivocal
evidences of sympathy with the rebellion, with
which his journal aboundsi If these. do not
constitute s'liberty Of the press" and something
more, we are at loss for the true meaning Of
the phrase.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Tm Nsw Usnoa LsAnSh CIgB.-Segecsl
years lags tAs old Knicksrbsekse aristooeacy
organised Uaioa Cub, wAacA b still In exist
enoe at tas corner Of FiyA avenue and Twenty
drst street. Other clubs Literary, artistic and
sooisl-hsve since besa institutsa end are
more or less 6ourisAing The new sheddy
aristocrats began 70 try 70 got into these clubs
q soon = thsy bad nsds money enough =
dress veil; but their efforts wsre altogether In
vain. Their lack Of culture. refinement and
good breeding kept then out Of the Union
Club. Although alnsst all Of then have
learned enough to sign their swn names to
bank check, yet their want Of education and
total ignorance of grammar debarred them
from entering the literary clubs As for the
artistic clubs, all that the shoddV aristoorats
know about art Is only sufficient to enable
them to decide upon the different denomina-
tions Of greenbscks.
Consequently tho shoddy aristocraoy was
obliged to start club Of its own. and the re-
suit u tho Union League Club House, at the
Parish mansion, on the corner of Broadway and
Union square. This club il half social, half
political and wholly shoddy concern. The
clubhouse d sort Of combination Of reading
room, kitchen and an arsenal; Tor tho build
ing b 6lled with weapons to protect It against
q mob. Its members have made money during
tho war by speculations in Wall street and In
government contracts, and the public Is fanil-
lar with their names from having often read
them in the reports Of investigation commit
their club is very significant; for, a. ill-gotten
wealth often takes to itself wings and 6ies
away, many Of the members Of this shoddy In
stitution may bs found clubbed together In the
parish poorhouse before many years.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
HAus ron Euzsl1L

1As siege - sCAsxissesn-xAs Dsssrustasn
- 1ers ssuasss-Ths Advance sf Gene.
rsa RsseeFaas, -. Iss sf-4
N osaArd aaa asanship Asia, cAptaia gaaasa, wiu
sssvs besasa . Wednssaay. esr LivsrpeeL
~ saf ssr Eusps WIN olsss h tns cssy q s6uartss
Sess ono saa q Aapass Eve sciosk thk ssr3ssa, y
. ~ rallrsad.
ssgs ospss, = wrspssrs. ssaAy sss mailing, I've
cents.
!, esmsssn low, Gsa o., ly Lnlsats Hill, rsa1sa.
England. win ssosivs suhsaripsiess an1
Cor The NEW YoRx HRALD
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

- O9okk00t0m UOH0Y00
The country is deeply disappointed st the
news received from Charleston. The siege still
drags its slow length along. Instead Of the
Union flag waving over Forts Sumter and wag-
ner, as was announced few days ago, neither
work is - yet in possession Of our troops. and
it seems that the Confsderates intend to pro-
tract the resistance of Sumter 'to the bitter
end, which they hope to do by erecting new
Notifications Of sand and rubbish we suppose,
like those Of Wagner, amidst the debris Of the
shattered masonry Of the old fort. So conf
dent indeed does Beauregard appear to be Of
holding Wagner and the other forts In the har-
Dor that in his letter to General Gilmore he
impudently and deAantly pronounces them
"impregnable." Perhaps he means to the rou-
tine and red tape Of Washington officials.
A short time ago We were told by semi
official authority that Sumter must fall after
q brief bombardment, and that, that fortress
captured, the way was open to the city, Sumter
being the key to the whole system Of works. If
II be the key, now that It is knocked into pi, an
ordinary person would suppose that II could
and ought to be taken possession Of at once.
But II is probably not the key after all, though
its destruction Is serious blow to the rebels,
and sure evidence of the brilliant engineering
skill OF General Gilmore and the splendid sr-
tillery practice Of his gunners. Fort Wagner
has been approached by parallels, and It Is con-
siderable time since we were informed that the
last parallel was completed, and all was ready
for the assault Why has not the assault been
made, The general commanding probably
finds that the War Department has not given him
enough Of men. In the next place, It appears
that even from the distance Of Ave miles Gene
raj Gilmore, with his long range guns, hes par
TALLY set Charleston on FIRE, throwing shells right
int the heart Of the city. Why was not "ths
Greek IRE" kept upf Has thee ammunition
failed through the fault Of the War Department
General Gilmore, his ofncsrs and troops
have acquitted themselves nobly. Admiral
Dahlgrsn and his iron-clad Heet have credi4ably
performed the role assigned to them. ssli
Charleston IL not taken nor destroyed, and,
judging from appearances, is not likely to be
very soon. What Il the cause Of this delayi
II will be found in the War and Navy Depart.
ments, which have neglected to furnish mate
rial In SUFFICIENT quantity for the work. Either
the ordnance or ammunition or both are def
cient or there are not enough Of iron-clads, or
the land troops are too few for the enterprise.
II Is not possible that two such men as Gill.
more and Dahlgrcn would not have captured
Charleston long before this had the Navy and
War Departments done their duty in supplying
tho means They have both bouudlsss trra
! surv 10 draw from. and there can be no excuse
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
PROPOs AIS.
ExscgTIyI oo.MIlTEs OsyIcI !vLT Hs ~:

~ Nail conmunioauoa between JauaaiuA and Ne uasssA
fSs 0svsrnor ssd Executive Comissss vf rsssvs 10
posAls mp 70 the 81 October nsxI fnm parss wfa9 -
zcnAH man Ssswssa ne city q Kn.son. q sAs iaA..A
apd vce yer.a pursuant v ~ pUvnions u sAs ses q
ihand, Victoria, chapesy - " romoss steam co1mu1k
md vic!estA chapter iiaa "a In AID o. u ssssa1 =
TSs srms a conditions including ~ pssa sus wAA
Ae conrss VII g tier WI 3 - kaews = ag{u.r
Ecsdce: jlIsnftza AZ Af6RA5f, m . W. -
Be- addrvss4 and ssnt 70 ~ ls0sasy - - nnnpsnsA
Comme1se Of JamaicAs epaaash Town.
rvO o0NTRACroRg--sRAL1D PnOPoe4Ls VIA ~
rsc;ysd 4 us ~ :ss % - e, Z ssyssvscs & ser y'sS 80
county spsssssicss nay = ~ x sAassssirs :ss ssS
Win be coumdersd me village trustses resrvs Ne eAA y
stsct any o. a proposals. nos dss6Se 81 hs =
~ 6hsirms, Of Commissss On 6rssts ssd xSs~sa
MounY vKnNoH. August y. loet
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thfrty pei
cent premium paid for prizes. Information furnished
Highest price paid FOR douboons and ALI kinds Of gold
silver. TAYLOR B Co, Bankers. 10 Wsll street.
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- - -
HOTEI10.

OHOWpER AND CLAN BAKB-AT THB VAvxRL8x
Hoasi Broadway and Ninety -sirth street On Iuss1ngs
ssyssnbsr |. Spoon szsrcss 70 es1mscs r sa,SZh.
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Madonnas and Classical Phetegraphs,
Wholesale and retail, by GEO. r. MOLLESON CO..
photographs publishers la Nassau street. -
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Trusses.-Marsh Brotherss Radical Curo
Truss ece of Broadway street. under Rar
nums huseu. eupperters Shoulder Braces Elastic
tugs. 6uspensory BandaSes and SILK Elastic Belts,
male attendant Open from A. r. until . r. n.
Diseases of the Nervous, 0eminal, Url.
nav aad eexual Gystems New end reliable treauent-in
reports OF the Howard Ass0cAtl0usont II scaled letter
envelope FREQ Of charge Address Dr. 6kiin Houghon
Howard Association Philsdelphfa. t
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Twelve Carries de vfsite for Sl.-Notics
The advantage q vAUGHArs 1so Bowery proof shown
Eve minutes after sitting
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Prizes Cashed In All Lcgalizsd Lotteries.
J. Z. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wan street. room No. g.
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O@caal Drawings of che Library Asuo-
eiAsiea Compsny's lotssry q Kensuckv
EXTRA CLASS 3e6-Auguss 81, l002
81, o, %, Sc, %, "a, 81, II, 81, 81, SO, 78.
CLASS 386-August 81 1854
SO, "A, Al, so, ~, 10, 70, "a, 46, 20, II.
TR1Ncs ssa. aLnfs e.. xanassrs oovi.sea Ky
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Fall Style OF 0entIemen's Dress Hat
ready. Best quality ~ Al the New Hat Company.
ll6 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Attention Battalion l-Now Gse Your
Photographic taken q the Soldiers Picture Gallery. sos
BroAdway-H0LMES'.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Hill's HAIR Dye, % Csats, nlaek q
Srswc ,ssa.sssoss reliable Depot Ne. Barclay strss
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Prizes Dashed I'm All Legaifxed L0tts-
ries. Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
#W II Wall street, room No. l. New York.
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nxPREssEs.

T,URNHAns YURnrfvRR ExPnxss, Qgyr01 -
- West Eleventh street betveen rtna - MTS ~ -
skipYsd 70 ell eSxs sf shs wssa. Cevsgl1 49,
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OAeisl Drswaass oR che Shelby COLLEGE
ExrlA Grass sse-August 81, is1l
a., 80, 10, 81. ~, H. Is, Sc. Ia. ~, go, Is, 8.
CLAss se0-Augus 81. 1855
43. "a. Is, Sc, 10, 70, Is, 48, 8, Al, l, 81.
Circulars ''n' ~ add'''s'ay ayoHx 4. xossrs CO..
Covngton. H.
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To Bottle BJanufaesurers.

Private lnstr1ctf0n In Penmansh'
and Bookkeeping daily at 0oLDsNrrH's 7ss Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

WNU wMHE tMNN w#
& ..s IL t..s,s.nte sr,.s ass.ssa, (.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

oELEBRArED SEWING MACHINES
.,enpplisS q n ms1uf1csnrsr's prices from the
- BROADWAY, near Twenty -secopd street
Also kmhroldsring. brsidinG cording rucktug Quilting
FAMILY sxwIE0
execusd By oompesnt operAter q sho notios Msshine
wiik 0psrsion s;ni % fsniiiss y sis dsy OF wssk
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Omcial DPawipgs or murray. Eddy 8
Cas- Kentucky and Mtssoun state Isostsries
KENTUCKY. nxTRA CfAss N9-AnsuH 81, l8d,.
n, IS, 81, IS, 49, /, s., 81, 90, 76, 10, 10, "a.
KlH1ucxy. CLASS lAo-August 81, ls01
81, IL, ~, 2, 81, 46, So, IL, rs, SO, 40, 3, ~,
q Is, 4, 66.
Covingson. ~. or 81. Louis Ne.
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To Bottle Manufacsurers.
We invite proposals for supplying with Bottles Of the
best quality made in own mouids and ven annsalsd
want supply September and fast a they can be de-
hvsred asrwards Please state price for pns quaris
delivered q Saratoga; warsnsd 70 bear the pressure Of
bs,ins and testing with Congress water rsrms cash On
completion Of contract CLARKE WHITE
AuousS IL. lS0 Congress Spring.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

oswtng nsehiass; veosss rsAsns UmbssA Loes etasda
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

DE- j. B. scHSSGrEaa 81 FIR AprrrHrA Il
Sli yas Nsy 5srkay pr0f'ssoaaiv svsy zussdas ~.
His numerous patients and a sisted WIN eea6Aa sDs1A
consumption any lung broucAial a6sstone - inv4
No 81 Bond street. -
fhiladelpha Pa wAere letters for advs sAeo4 oWass u
Prcs Of the Pulmonss syrup ana ssswss1 1usas "a @
sr bottle. o. y per half Dozen hsndrak = eeao
coxRAD r0x. p Barclay sssss Aes.e
supply Of the Docsor's medicines ukGnyo k6p& -
once. 81 Bond street. ~ 'el WV
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THE SITUATION.

Now York. Tuesday. sepsembsr 4, asss.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01
Capture OF : British Brig.

Capture OF = Bvitish Brig
PMADELruA, August 81, 1888.
Ths bark WIN. Van Name, from New Orleans, has ar.
rived here she reports that the Goth inst she was
boarded By the United States bark Restless. which
ported capturing, the day, English hsraphrc
dits brig, without name, flying the English Gag. and
loaded with cotton. prize crew was put on board and
the brig ordered 30 Key West.
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Ceapssass xrsn Raaling-Ths oerongsss
. AwrCKxnsHAh. - caasi street., sass ef Drssdwsy.
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~ and Aurss Clinton place. Eishth sssssk ases nrseS
cusveiy treating the Bye and kar. beefnss bnadnsA
and ~ immediate defects OF Sight Hsaxng f0a amg0
casarrh cold .ctns seeidsas o. any oshsr ss:ss w -
Operations the for ths renewal Of oStsra cros ea
umcrs the lid or ball OF the eye, dreoping - ~ he
weeping bres covering the sight and all other
ons for the resoraon Of lost dsfsve sqht an4 ksas
Ing win performed by DR. c. skful and sat1sfAcesY
and with guaranteed suoess Best Of city rsfsrsn
given. Oniochours from A. n. 10 r =. -aM
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wanssd-B0 Coapsssns Opsratsrs On
Grover Bakers sewing ssbi.es also nssissns Girls 10
learn the of the Machine An kinds - sewine saunk
without ckaer~ and employ obtained for epernoru
Wbsn lsafnea Apoy 70 Mr.. Z. simUsoa ~ nrea3UAY
The New York herald., 1863-09-01

Cnrisiaasrc'e HAIR Dye, Prsssrvat1vs
20 s SsG !. nSaS,, .S;s. .:s rsS r'sa II sA asss