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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before me an Alderman ofthe city
Of Philadelphia, II Hembod, who being duly sworn
do'h say his preparations contain narcotic no mer
curry or other Injurious drugs are purely vegetable
IL. 7. HELBOLD
Sworn and subscribed before me- this 2sd day Of No
yember, 1854.
WIN. p. HIBBARD
Alderman, Nnih-strcet above Race, Philadelphia
Address Letters for information in confidence.
II. T, HELMBOLD, Chemist
Depot lOf South Tenth-sireet, below Chestnut, Phil
BEW ARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINClPLED DEALERS.
Who endeayor to dispose OF THEIR OWN" and
er" articles on the reputation attained by
Hembold's Genuine Preparations
Extract Buehu
SarsAparlla,
Improved Rose Wash
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASK FOR HELABOLDS-TAKE NO OTHER
Cut out the advertisement and send for ii, AND AVOID
IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE oneyear4O'
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- u UNION FOR THE SAKE OPS ID
Ne Ds THE UNION" -. ID.

ms PATRIOTIC FRATRREGTY being now PREPARED IA
establish It's branches Washington County invites 10
membership all loyal citizens Of whatever party or sect
It's aims are the following.
10 preserve, through all coming time the unity of
the United states from disnt grafton and decay
To secure postery our brthtights Of freedom d,
conscience speech aud action
O. 10 ahofd TO people Of other lands ayslum ref.
uge from tyranny. oppression and political wrong
10 perpeiuate the memory Of the founders Of this
great Republic and Of their worthy aud immortal
NS'
o. Ioteaeh, by covenants, embems, aud solemn oere
unity. ''''ai
For tul information Constitutions. Bv.Isrs 90
III. Box 6295 az on go
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18

ETauC w. NfHUkwpiI
Martin Srn,th oh,htbury
Leroy Allen.
Henry W scott
EDWIN Hawkins
Royal J. Wucox, Stamford
Henry W taty Neads ORC
Albeit browne
Milo Huuus, Bennington
Gibqt b Nichols. parnal
FURNISHED subs aptss.
NG Z imons Rutland
Jaud Howard jr. Bennington.
ho'i-re'idalfs Of this District.
Geo Green Starksborl
Guy Huiohus Rutland
kphraim Jcnney.
stephen Adams, Bennington.
Ahens
John Roach Arlington
Pat icN Kane, SALISBURY
Pauick Nomers,
Patrick Maher
%@ = Z, 1G.,sd' Huntington
Martin C0an
George Lee
Michael WEIGH. Shahsbuty
Joseph Mcnamara. bennington
John keardon. SALISBURY
John Dowd, Bennington
Daniel Collins, SALISBURY
James Hogan "
Ooe 80 ysars OF age and married
John Knapp, Bennington
John Sullivan stanford
Chaunoey Bratton "
Amos AImslr ng, Pownnl
VIM Leisure stamford
ffeutrlck Berry Bennington
Exempted by reason Of being ne only liable to DO mil
tary duty " Vidoio dependent his ir5or for sup.
WIN II Norton, bennington.
By reason of bring the father Of notherlesg children
tnd1 t'oei0e gears Of ag dependent on his tabor to
support
Augustus Griffin Arlington
Henry Holsc, Bennington.
iLruig tHhstd pre- iow IN draf
George A Harrison, Mudlebury
tia.r % PANS y age.
pa''e Bent. Ktron
Juiul ~ Atom. l.. iccsirr
Emerson Pulry. Nh Holly
Jarus Pike, Readsboro
Nathan bishop,
Geo y Uldcn
Chehes Kellogg. PovnaI
Only son aao.e to g'ito,y day Of aged and ndrp pa
Josiah Whitney, Sandgate
Otis Bailey. Wiuhll
Ismss r Sibley, Bennington
T1o neobeys ott1o same firmly and household, aiyoad
IN The mihtarg scrricc Of NE q. =.
Henry Baldwin, Benson
Geo fatkhurst, Castetnn
Abnor W ralbel MI Tabor
harlAnd Bryant, Ponluey
Wesley Martin Mt Holly
Rejected for Physical Disability.
Geo Cummings, Wnhal
james Badridge Rupert
Gsrmond Harrington SALISBURY
Noel Matiis0n. Glastonbury
Calvin r dy. Shat sbufy
Lewis Noutou, Pownal
Leland Thompson,
VIM Hodge
kcazer Pierce Stamford
Amos Phillips,
Norman Wright, Bennington
John NJ Niles SALISBURY
Henry Burgess bennington
David Martin, SALISBURY
Mark Beard Readshoro
IL II Green, Bennington
Alfred Bump Shait.buU
James Bangs,
Horace l. Fiei, Pownal
solomon Howard, Salisbury
Chas Martin, "
WIN Uonnen, Bennington
Shal1n Warrington,
John Iealey,
w III Grover
Danel1 Day, Stamford
ltodman Guiudon. Rutland
James Preston Poumcy
Chas Richardson, Dorset
VIM II kimball Bennington
Moses Robinson,
Edwa'd Norton,
Michael Healey.
Anthony Robinson,
sherman Myers.
John Tahs SALISBURY
Henry Winslow,
Geo Crawford, Bennington
Icrham Chase.
Oscar W Irish, Searsburgh
Henry Rich, shoreham
1,o Austin bennington
John Allen.
Frank Guiltcnaut
Hiram Hathaway
Buckley Case
Ruel Walker, Sunderland
ChaE Howard, Rupcrt
arnold Thompson, Pownal
Otis Smith. Rutland
Seymour n Hollcy Dorset
Richard Wait, Salisbury
Aaron Pierce,
Geo W Brad ord, Bennington.
c. X. CRANE,
Capt, and Provost Marshal.
A. c. BRowN,
Commissioner
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18

70 STATE STREET, OPPOSITE KIRBY STREET
BOsroN MASSACHUSETTS,.
AFTER an extensive practise Of upwards Of twenty
yeat, continues secure Patents IN the United States
also Great Britain France and other foreign countries
Caveats Specifications Bonds, Assignments, and all Pa
pers or Drawings Tor Patents executed on liberal terms
and with despatch Researches made into American OF
Foreign w 49, to determine the validity utility OF
Patents or invehtonsand legal other advice render
ed al matters touching the same. Copies Of thu
claims Of any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
The Agency il not only the largest in New England
but through IL inventors have advantages frr securing
Patents, u asoeraining The patenhhity Of inventions
unsurpassed BY II not immeasurAby superior TO- any
which can be offered them elsewhere The Testimonial,
below given prove that none a successful at N,
Patent office than The subscriber and success IS ths
best paot 0f advantages and ability he would add he
has abundant reason believe aud prove that At
other office Of the kind the charges for professional
services moderate The immense practice Of the subj
scriber during twenty past has enabled him ac
cumuate vast collection " specdcations and official
decisions relative 10 patents.
These, besides his extensive library OF legal and
chauical works and f accounts of patents granted Boo
che United States aud Europe render hin able beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for ob tanning Patents
necessity Of journey to Washington, 90 procure
patent and the usual great delay there here saved
uveutors
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
HELMBOLD,s ROSE WASH

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of asyphino Nature
and as an injection in Diseases Of the Urinary Orcln
"ising from habits Of dissipation used in ooruseti,r
with the Extracts buohu and sarsaparia, in suoh dis
eases as recommended
Evidence OF the most responsible and reliable ctsrar
ter will accompany the medicines
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
IMPORTANT To THE AFFtlcTED.

DIX DOW continues to be consulted At his office
Nos and Endicou Street, Boston on all diseases Of !.
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
BY long course Of study and practical experience Of
unlimited extent Dr d. has the qualification pre
sehunR tue unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he hrst introduced them, failed to cure the most
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
GONORRHHA AND SYPHUJs

beneah ms treatment all the horrors Of venereal and
impure blood lmpoteny, scrofula, Gonorrbna Ulcers,
pam ana distress "a the regions Of procreation Inaam-
es hunors hightul swelings, and he long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this class Of disease are
% 70 become az harmless as the simplest ailings Of
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown Of anything " the
kind, and proving cffectual after all others
have failed, is designed for both married
and SINGLE ladies, and is the very best
thing known for the purpose, as Il will
bring on the monthly sickness in cases Of
distractions from any cause amer all other
remedies ofthe kind have been tried Ia vain
Over 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a sugle failure, when taken
as directed, and without the least injury
, to health in any case. llylt Is put up in
bottles nf three different strengths. with
full directions for using. and scut by OK.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18

al regard Mr. Eddy AZ one Of the most clpabe and
successful practitioners, with have had official
intercourse"
CHARLES MASON.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18

hEbMBoLDS EXTRACT BUCHr
FOR WEAKNESSES
NN'sl"" FtoM ENcHssEs, HABITS 0P Drsstp,r,..
EARLY lNDisoRBuoS. or AnraE ''''N'
ATTENDED Win THE FOLLOWING s,,t,r,.
Inulspo,iuon 10 hxeftion, Les Of Power
VS. Narrnao'y ID Honlty of Breathing.
Horror n Disease wal,tiL
Dimness Of Vision Pain fo H. ~
Wws.,i.. tssl,uue oithe Flushing in the Body.
Hot H. ''''e"' hruninns on the Pace
Dryncss Of the skin ''''N""ee
lhese Hmtoms II allowed 10 20 on which ,hi...t
cine invariably removes soon follows
IMPorENcY FArUrrY. RpiLpprrr FMS
In one Of which the rien, may expire w1.s,,o.,.,.
they are not frequently followed by those direfd.,,.,
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many are aware of the cause " their suqor,,. .,
none will confess The records OF the insane Ay.l.
and the melancholy deaths by Consumption. be,, s,..
witness TO the truth ofth assertion.
iHE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED rru
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and I'm. ~
ATE the system, vlich HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
~ no invariably does. trial vim eon,in,. III.
most skepucal
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN PATENTS
II. II. Ed - Y.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.

Late Agent Of u s. Patent Office, Washington, funder
the act Of 1897
70 STATE STREET OPPOSITE KIRBY STREET
Bosros MASSACHUSETTS,.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES y,

Old or YOUNG. SINGLE. MARRIED. or CON
IhNpLATlNG MARRIAGE.
ln many Affections peculiar TO Females the Extract
Du,nu is uneguhed by any other remedy as n Chlors.
or Retention Iueguari.y, Pam6ness or suppre.s..o
OF The Customary Fyacuauons. Ulcera.e8 or sbir,..
state ofhe W rus Leucorrhea or Whites. s,erty. ana
Tor all complaints incident IN The Sex whether arising
nom lndisc'eu7u Habits Of Dissipation. OF in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE
SCR SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
NO FiHiLI NHorLD BIZ WTrHOrr "
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18
ExEMPrIoNs-isr. DISTRICT.

EXEMPTfONS-lST. DISTRICT
Week ending September 7.
PROVosT MARsHALs OFFICE,
FIRST DIsTmCr or VERMONT,
Rutland, September Z, 1868. )
The following abstract OF persons exempted by
the Board of Enrolment for this district, for the
week ending Sept Z. 1868 with cause of exemp-
ton in each case, is hereby published for the in.
formation OF all concerned
Eremped by reason o. hgriHg pqid communication money
Dennison johnson, Lincoln
Cyrus A DODGE, We,brdye
Charles e Dunn, Rutland
James Marshall, Middetovn
Abel W Thornton. Ira
John Cudworth, Wnhall
Silts J Reed, Manchester
Austin R6well, Landgrove
James W Frost, Dorset
Lucius ANS Poultney
VIM Sheldon Dorset
Lurher Perry, WinhAl
John Curtis. Dorset
Ccphas Williams, Winhhl
Martin Bacon, Sunderland
Henry Lincoln. Landgrove
Perley EdgNt0n, Dorset
And'eu D Thompson. Powna
Van Ness Jcpsuu,
WIN Rood.
Alfred Harsood Bennington
Jackson Lasure, Stamford
Elisha Pierce,
Moses q Barber
Samuel T. Robinson. Bennington
GelT Montgomery, Powna
Seymour Gausha, ohaftsbIry
Henry CLARK,
Gilbert Madison
Marcus Whipple. Pownal
Andrew Barber,
Otis Howard, Shafsbur
Merrill A Thatcher, Bennington
Webster Taft. shafst
Newman Elweil. Glastonbury
WIN Iovscc. powual
Chas u Dunn. WoobTd
Justin Sanf I'd, stamford
Llcian Phillips,
tlluuoey Roscuburgh Powna
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-09-18

sCHENCK's MANDRAKE PILLS
WILL CURE
LIVER COMPLAINTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12
NEW PUBLICATIONS

x.rnictSE AND SURGERY. "BRAfTIIwA ITB's
Nj D.trosuoct OF Practical Medicine ami surgery s.
s'sd ia Jrnaary aud July rms - year. in ADVANCE
rr. al as posVa-e free. "nfathwrits,' year, and
.Ijsnd Book TOT S. postage free. Published by w. A.
TtjWkSEND, ~ " alker street, New York.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-ON BROADWAY, A POCKETBOOK, CONTAIN
IL dollar gold piece and draft for .AOD gull
der by Cb Stoer Michael Stoer, Ansbach Baerp
liberal will paid for the draft without the god
by A. Adolphus 42J Peari street.. tt- st-st Et
7 Osr-oN THURSDAY, JUNE II, A GENTLEMAN's
IL Watch and gold Chain. between Thirty eighth and
Cedar streets by OF Nassau and Fulton streets
liberal will be given bringing the 10 r. O.
Bishops Office, l6l broadway. ttn
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VIIM. WRITER'S AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS
w at clock at 45l Canal street, Parlor, Chamber
and Dining Furniture Velvet, Brussels Threepy and In
grain Cavpets Ocoths mahogany and Cottage Bedeads
Bureaus Washstands Tier and Manel Glasses Mattresses
Sofas Teeatees Curtains S1rnices two Paror suits Ex
tage Suits Crockcry and Glass Ware, Cutlery Silver
nture.
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mustered the the United States ny order
OF JAS. Il. BUTLER, Capt Condg
CAVALRY NOTICB-RECRUITs WANTED FOR THE
" Andrew johnson Cavalry, Tor special service In Ten
This regiment viii be cassed as the United States
war S5O bounty will be pada part when mustered into
the and balance at the expiration OF the service
PAY clothing and subssence allowed when enrolled
few good serseants and corporss wanted immediately
Of the Company No s3 Fulton street. BROOK
lyn. captain n. y. AMEhhAN.
HAWKINS zoUAvEs, ATTENTON-CoMPANY b
III Of regiment will have Picnic and Excursion for
the of the widow and orphans Of the late William
0nnher fell IN the battle Of Antetam Further notice
will be oven. Tickets may be had Of the CommitteeM
chae Bo John SEQ and John CoIlins.and Clemcn: Web
man n Secretary. EDWARD GODFREY, President.
ADOLgn BRRRr, Treasurer.
HEADQUARTERS, THIRTY EIGHTH NEW YORK
III Volunteers, room ~ Tammany Hall, June 10. 1865
GENERAL ORDER-NO. n.
Ali Tembers Of this regiment having arm; or aoeou.re
before saturday the 18th inst Park Barracks those
falling report within the time specified win be charged
with the same muster rolls. BY order OF 1870.
- JAMES o. STRONG,
Colonel Thirtyeishth New York Volunteers
J. NJ. e. HIDE, Adjutant
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CR0CHRRoN 4 WOOD. AUcTI0NRRRs.
The Large EXecutors' Sale Of
ONE HUNDRED BUILDING LOTS AND VILLA PLOTS
At South Bergen, the western slope Of Bergen Heights
New jersey, will take place this day (Frday, juno H.
O'Clock r. NJ. on the ground
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ANTHOLOGY.

A sTONIsIINu-MADAME MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter has foresight To tell how and how ef,es
marry and all you wish to knew even your ,ac"ss,a
found Her magic Image In full operation No. ~
Ludlow street, below Houston Is cents Gentlemen not
admitted
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MRS WIN BANKER, MEDICAL AND BUSINESS
M Clairvoyant, invariably gives III. hHstc" aud
syInptoms OF dseasc, without questioning the t rs
OF treatment " sncc-ssfui in all cases Ao vnsu
ations ON business No. W West TwenvGuh street. neas
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C, WANTED.


A GENTLEMAN AND SISTER WOULD LIKE TO
~ charge OF keep In order the house OF family
leaving the city for the months Tor the ~ two
rooms. No children. pets no company Highest refo
rcnces given. Address box .5l9 NJ Y. Post oicc.
A PRIVATE FAMILY. HAVING MORE ROOM THAN
~ they require, would like TO rent nicely urosicd
Apartment ~ gcntlemeu ocson In OF the
best streets In the Eighth ward near H"dson Address b.
s., Herald oiicc
HOUSE wANTED--BErw TWENTIETH AND
III Forthwith streets and Madison ami S,Ath
Would hire from to three years Address. s.stns
rent box I, 327 New York Post once.
XVANTED-To LEASE, A Two OR THREE srORv
w House ln good order ali respectable ianily
furnished unfnrnished; location between second aud
Fourth avenues fron Twenteh street to Brccktr s'ir,t
Apply TO or address store sl Elizabeth rs lac eest
city reference given.
ylTANrED-To HIRE, IMMEDIArEfY. THREE ON
w high brown sione Uilsr, Ov."ceo
Twelfth aud Forty Two blocks east o
west OF broadway. Rent not 70 exceed 81 w rci atrrM
The furniture which must he first class VIII o. pu based
for cash Address three days H.. specie BROKER !: Wal
street.
WANTED SECOND FLOOR FOR SMALL FAMILY
w unfutnished containing Tour 10 I'VE Rooms ant
Kitchen Respectable ne ghborhood Rent moderate. Ad
dress A. II. l., Herald ohice.
vryANTEp-roR REsPo NsIBLE PARTY, FRs1
w class tenant two small Houses sfjoining. or large
uouse located from Third Eighth S-t euirenh
q, Tby fourth streets Possession list August Fay ierN
rent Apply ADAMS Co., pas Hrosiway. near twenty
third street
VIyANTBD-A ROOM, FURNISHED or USTuRNisH
w ed, without board In private family, ia a,nteei
ouIct part OF city No immediately TIE iool
will snsw Address Mr.. 81 Az Broadwsy secosd noos
room 49,
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A GREAT BATTLE FoUGHT-THE VICTORY is
"A lained Ladies' and gentlemen II has been victorious
being pronounced by great many, that y. MNTZ, Of
2S3 Sixth been the highest prices In cash,
Clothing, CHrpeh Jewelry. and still
to continue do n you win favor HIM with note or
call N. B-Ladies ana gentlemen you know Wen that
prices thatne offered by dealers
perfect hunbug; but the bs and suret you can do 10
then will know will receive
satisfaction forget the old, well known dealer B.
Mnz TIE number iS3 Sixth Eighteenth
street Ladies attended by Mrs Mintz.
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THE ONLY eENuINE cLAIRyoYANT AND 'sfRO

i iogist IN the United States, who Was norm VIA "s'a
the lady that preh,tcd ihr ptr-rt MAR
Two years before tried aud many ~ ls r'' us
whh have sin been verified " YOU ace ~ .ivo :" s"y
Mind call and sec her she aay u, your rsttner IN
IN IL dss she reclaim MN; VI YOU havr =" sam
she can gain il Tor you; n have lost oiert, or ris
she can recover them for You and yua nave serious uou
- ar arv kInd no matter how serious call her and
@ III liz ya,rr regret She also prcscrbcs for all jseasea
his lady equal IN this or any "ther CITY. aud
~. ,fr 10 uromncut citizens OF New York Boston, fhiia
deIpbia Brookyn and Jersey CITY Lucky numbers gwen
Tis iaiy nlSo manufacturers wash called chimes y sor
49, h, sle remedy for trcckcs, tan, sunburn aud all srup
TENS M n in, which pcrfs,,y so ard sncOin
\, ~ hiy perfucd aud elegant article Tor the t0Aiet
p,e aad 81 per brtc if you wiz b.. w one cotus
, will IA Nv endorse stemsnt CNii ~ wv NJ toar
T. ,h,,d street between first and second avesw-s
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xxyrsrcIlrsrBR CiIAssgURs

xxyEgTCfiESrER CfiASSEURS,
w SEt bNrEENTH REGIMENT " Y. V.
This regiment ~ nov beinx organized Returned vo
tunt,ers viii well to re.cnlis IA tn popular gent
avn bounty and ais advanced paw $50 casn.
scrs sJl Broadway. WM A. y. 6RoNER. Colonel.
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A TTENTION.-AT l5S SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES
"A and gentlemen will be asonished 70 see the prices
HARRIS for cast OIL Clothing Carpets Furniture and
Jswey We ater ourselves with having been
by many ladies and gent that we pay 70 per
cent more than e any other plscs S the city W.
xs6; for Goats from $S and for Pants from 81 to 80
Please call on or address Hars 100 Seventh avenue
three doors from street. Ladies' attended to by
Mrs Harris. N. B.-Pease be particular In finding the
number, 1885, will ind out mistake when
Il late ~ 4e' H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

AT THE CALIFORNIAN AND WESTERN AGENCY
n store l6l Seventh avenue, BY T. ARRIS the highest
price be obtained for of Clothing Carpets furni
by others who offer enormous prices and then trembling to
get half for nothing hut ladies and gentlemen
well avoid all them humbugs BY alIng addressing
a nota at once the old well known dealer, H. Harris,
I6l Seventh avenue between Twenty first and Twenty
second streets where you will honestly your
satisfaction. Ladies' attended by MIS- H. Harris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-12

|RNTs IN TOWNS AND SOLDIERS IN CAMP OR
isch arged are making easily SIS per day selling
Union Prize and Stationery Packages, containing
worth over 81 for only rs cents. splendid Watch,
bet timekeeper, presented free 10 each agent Prize
trough the country Send for new cire@lsrs for -
hu street, largest and Oldest Prize Package House In
orld.
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u ETuRNED voLUNTEERs,,
X NOTICEi
THE NINTH REGfMENT ZOUAvEs,
HEADQUARTERS. NO. 4lS Bk0OME STREET,

RETURNED REGIMENTS
that avang themselves Of the state Bounty and en-
s before thirty Gays expire, requested 70 call and
enrol that they may be notcd OF day to
enlist JahDiNb' cooh"l.
t,cOTT LIFE GUARD.-THE OFFICERS OF THE
- Fourth regiment, New York Volunteers, hereby
oracred ut NO. ~ Centre street. this (Frday)
afternoon o'clock, FOR assignment OF crung stations
BY order W ". t"hSoN' Ioionei
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TAsurFsu c,NDY-TilE TURKrss AND ARABIAN
IL Esbarant and Neyine Compound fts popularity cx
cn,ng 70 All parts Beware Of limitations address. rs
usual Send for circular "oN'h" "HHnAh w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-01
PUEBLO ENTERTAINMENTS.

Thc entertainments announced FOR New-Year's day
and evening comprise every variety OF theatrical at
traction At sone houses repeated performances are 70
no given. Damur,'s Museum viii open its dramatic
doors at an ealy hour in the morning, md fequent
REPRESENTATIONS OF new piece, prepared expressly
for the occasion, entitled The Jewess OF Frank.
fort; Or. The Vision Of Fate" viii take place until
late in tie evening. AT Wallacs's TAesIer, " The
Invisible Husband" will 10 repeated in tie evening.
AT the Winter Garden, slr. aud Mrs. Barney VIII
alns will appear in several OF thei7 fayorite pieces,
The Lakes Of Killarney" taking the principal 20.
sition on tho programme. AZ Niblos GArlsa.
F.a,. and Marguerite with is resq!endens
scenery, will be again exhibited. At the Brooklyn
Academy of Music, Miss Baeman Will enact Pan.
line in The Lady Of Lyons" with the support OF
Messrs. j. w. Waliaek, Edwin Adams, and others.
Al Niblos Concert Saloon Goodwin and W.lders
" Poymorana" of the war will be exhibited al
q o'clock in the afternoon, aud 4 in the even,
ing. At tie PALACE Music Hall, corner Of Foue-
tenth street and Sixth avenue, Buckley sSeTenadeEs
give their characteristic entertaianens. Banvards
original Panorama Of tho Mississippi River will 10
exhibited in hall No. 90 broadway. Further de-
tails of the New Years amusenents appear IN tas
elsewhere.