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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-04-30
H A R D w A r E a!

H A r D w A r E !!
~
MAYER & LOWTHER
HAVE JUST oPHrED OFT
NEW HARDWARE STORE
~ THE noox nEnKrorRE OCCUPIED ny
JAMES HEB RON Il SON.
They have just received an entirely new and full Al,
sortment Of Hardware, which they will sell at VERY
SMALL PROFITS Among their stock,
The Farmer
will find Forks Hoes, shoves, Spades, scyhes Rakes
Sheer. Shears, Axes, Cuitvator Teeth Trace Chains,
and various other articles to supply his wants
The Carpenter
WIN find an assortment Of Planes, Hammars, Hatehets
Saws Chsels Augers, Bits, Braces, Bevels, Squares,
Hand Axes, Locks aed Latches. together with
40 Different Sizes Of Nails and Spikes
Of the best quality besdes many other useful articles
The Shoemaker
VIII nnd general assortment, Of Tools, Thread Nails,
&c, OF the best quality The
The Saddler and Harness Maker
VIII Hnd an assortment Of Tools and Trimming. Saddle
Trees Pad Trees uames Hog $! ins Saddle Cloths &c.
The blacksmith
win fnd his Files, Rasps Horse Shoes, Steel Iron. H.
| OF the best quality.
The GMnsa1tith
win and Gun Barrels, Ribs Locks, Triggers, Tubes
Msulds wipers and Brass and German Silver Castings
and Plate.
The SaiCyer
will ind Cros.Cut, Circular and Mill Saws, and Gun
Betting to run them with.
The Cabinet Maker
viii hnd, on looking through our stock, that VIC hav
superior article of Sofa Springs, Curled Hair, Bed AM
Table Castos TIL Locks and sundry small articles
in his business, and
The Public Generally
will find that have everything usually kept in well
fcrnished Hardware Store.
We have assortment Of Spoons, Knives ahd Forh'
Piatep Forks Scissors, Shears, Smoothing Irons, &c
for the Ladies Pocket Knives, Fish Hooks and Lines
for the Boys and Pistols Powder Fiasks Shot Pouches
Lead and Percussion Caps for sportsmen.
Any person needing CoRDAGE can be accommodate
with all sizes, from Bed Cord to u Hem Manill
Rope In short stock is complete. Call and see.
LOUIS MAYER,
Feb 10 1868, WM. NJ LOWTIfER
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-04-30
MCKEE 4 BEEBOUT,

At their rooms just fitted up in what was recently
known Frius Hall Their rooms will be open for the
rece ption OF all lovers OF art, on
Monday, March 8Oit.
Having the best of Instruments, we are prepared to
take all kinds OF pictures from full size down to the
smallest ocket ring, In the best style. Satisfaction
rendered In all cases.
NJ Sick and deceased pe.Eons taken at their resi-
dence.
Perssns having old Daguerreotypes Ambrotypes OF
deceased friends can have them copied into Photo-
graphs, giving nfe-lise appea auce than even
the original picture.
Every body ''and the rest OF msntind" are respect
fully invited to call
Remember the rlace-Fsitxs Ha !, nearly opposite th
Post Ofice.
March &c, 1868. MCKEE & BEEBOCr
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-04-30
THE SUMMER TERM
BERLIN INSTITUTE !
Monday, the aoth day Of April. 1868.

THIS Insttuton 10 an English and Classical academy
Il Tor both sexes, situated in Berlin Holmes county
Ohio, seven miles east Of Millersburg.
| The Summer Sesson will commence On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Evacuation Of Wess Poins-Rumsrs OF q
Rebel Advance.

Evacuation Of wess Peins-Rumsrs OF q
Rebel Advance.
Core'pcndsncs Of The N. Y. Tribune
YORKTOWN. Va. June D. 1869.
Our forces are evscusting West Point, aud are
being brought here BY Transporter tho last regiment
leaves there to-day. West Point 10 very important
position to hold, and the troops while there had
effectually fortified the place Us TO make il almost
impregnsble; but the land Ia very low and marsby,
lying as it does between two rivers, which, i.
pied With the excessively hot weather during the
ast month, made it so unhealthy a. to DO untenant
able. / understand that the division from West
Point now commanded by Gen. Gordon lGeu. Ord
having been assigned TO some command In the West)
is to remain with the 4th army corps, under the
command Of Major-Gen. Keyes. as the term Of SER
vice Of several Of the nine montbs cOnscripts reg
ments tbst are here will expire In July. The add.
ton Of 80 many troops gives quite lively spear
ance to Yorktown again, which has been very quiet
during the past Winter and Spring. The troops are
sucamped on beautiful plain near the York River,
Just below the fort, where there 10 saltwater
breeze constantly blowing from the river, which
makes the position both a cool and . healthy
one. The plain extends FOR several miles ia south
erly direction, and affords fne drill ground. Ii
rumored here that the enemy are Dsseing large
force at Dascon Bridge, about ten miles above Will
liansburg; if such prove 70 DO the csse there may
be come stirring news expected from this nsighbor-
hood soon.
The 4th army corps is now in splendid condition
Gen. Reyes ready and only 100 anxious for an op.
Portunity 10 strike the Rebels telling blow.
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General Order by mnjor-Een. burnside.
HKADQCAhTERs DEPARTMENT W ONO,

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ClsdISsATI, ONO. JUbe s. 1868
CrSYp.r OpDEp No yO-Ibe General Com
-. 1900, - NJ 4 Mclean provo., nsr.bsl.
s =. - .,t,o,a a. i,y.sig.,ion 10 ~. cs..s ~
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a. - 80, ., - sccn.sd a, vb.n dssir. I. pap,,tsd 70
80, ~, 80, f. hv ip,nr, good co.duct M, ui,oners
80 h. a. ,sI;,g IN, ON Of ,pe, and giving
80. ~ .,,.ot oh..,ssncs ,b,y.of IN, Oeu.f. Con-.
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800 80 -. $3.50 nv S,,Lou,t and d.gpipg pontl.
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his country, lie 10 mono the ,n eitLeu; ne valves them
$500 ,ni;ls tm, rh~Y nv. .u,ta,i,x 90 o.. s.a,s,
r..,ord h. sha s.n exc else the l.ht s he's
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TruveIrrs' Guide.

To Albany. BY Hudson RiveiRR 60 Warren
IL 10 and 81 5. and lrt .. sunday, ?? p.
To Albany bv HARLEM RR 2ath-si. and 4thaV lOt Ia
o Boston. by Esw-London line Per 80. ".
r., stonugon line, Pier 10. y. r.. and Fall
River line. Pie, }. \. H.. daily Sunda,ser-
osp,od). sp m
10 Boston, BY Nsw-Haven RI. via Spring . . = -
80 80 60 % y
To Boston, by New.HAyen RI. 27th-st and
sth-sy via Shore Lin. ~! and p. Sunday, sp
To BurAlo. by Ene RI foot Of Chsmbsr.
.........................T. ard 10 m and p m
To Phledepha by New Jersey Railroad foot
Of CORTLAND 1t TO- M q. III. suudsv = p
To Philadelphia ny Camden and AmbOy
Rsilroad Pier ~ = X. foot Of Bucay-st a. p.
To Wsshngton by New .Jei,ey Rh.7. i0am.
ard =. ~ foot Of CourAndt Of. Sunday, .. p IN
To ,he Wet. by Contra Railroad o. Neg
J.i,ey, foot Of Courtlspdttt. . and 9 a. m.
N to...,......,,.......... pm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

Consumrton Can be Cured
Dr. j. H. SCHENCK eau he found 81 bis Phneips Oioe
No. ~ North sa', Philadelphia EVERY SATURDAY and
At No. % Bond:, N-w-Yort. EVERY TUESDAY; All
persons who stand In need Of his advice flor which charss
Is msdel are invited to call him For thorough eIsm
nation Of the lungs with tho R-piIomser he charges 81 IL
very important h. the Doctor should know the prscls.
10 have correct Information hi. snbject It's vel. there
soouab .IsSu.on TS . \. 30 much ,sy /"
that different treatment may b. required no-
Shenet are sdspsd to all but sometimes one or two
Ocos'ion.liy boI OF MANDRAKE PILLS slons (oosips
2, cent.l will reiieve thu sufferer " the dess. merely
bsd cold o. obstruction Of tho hysr Tho PULMONIC
SYRUP slway required when there considerable
disorder OF tie respiratory org.ns indicated by coush pain,
In IN. b., side difficulty ofbrs.hins nc This SYRUP
puh.' the blood from which separates the ss aud :Ips'
and hi. Il nsdersbs part Of IN. tn. SEA
WEED TONIC. "a connection " it'll the PULMONCsfRUP.
most important remedy in almost OF Consnmp-
tion remove. that ds5,sed stat. Of the ~ TEN which
s~s pulmonary disease and which very often
sCHENCKs sEAwEED TONIC strengthens the Ape
tie and improves the Digestion and the patient instead of
which generally prevails enabled digest the most
uou.hns food and ta, to gain strengths and this oil th.s
tbs food m.y b.. Tie sEAwEED TONIC will make II d.
so.t6l. .niby this the whole body 1. noubed aud
vine Glass Of tn. sEAwEED TONIC win revive and
strengthen tho patient az one. Ills pleasant simnsnt or
baes psff.cy hsmi-" Freely taken, scer'ain rem
fHE MANDRAKE FILLS arc intended to remove OBJ.
'tucion sna cary on th scmTScR,s S
sVpa nv ~ '.o o. ~, S - 4, n.sd .,,ordn, n
49, - a. y INN. .s.jis.J 49,. d,..,,. a. No, a
directions thet all1le PROVIDED vac oiee h1s "a
tsneeh 700 ih 70 mhoA cure P'''os' % 0o'aJ I" INV
lunp he hshJ DESTROYED.
Patient. will please to ske noscs thai When circumstances
msts impossible Tor them 70 nave persons lhts,'rw
With Dr. sebenei they will inov how to proceed With a..
use 81 h' m-die'ne' each oot,ls accompanied eJ iu
- ~. al ii., ,h ,,b.,,v., m h. ,hs farm
~ %, ~. ,orti,ioo ~ an. u..nt no mistake an
o. ~ ~ - 'd'.,n.Ti h. no.sbI. T.rh bottle Of
rIrr WoSfc syPfJp r.on,ni.d b, r.mohi.t d.,ctb.
a.. I'm. ~ and IN, avn p,om, are
.ec,.,, s.,cb,d ,b,, ever, on. ma, knov which OF
-. 80 a, - 80, - IA. - r.,.,s,I., go.
We No., 49,. -. I, ~. ..,.ctux ob,srv.a IN. n,,I.nt
o.. " 1870. 80 I,.c,Jo,., h. ,nu,t
LUZ " 80 - -, y, non,,,bins Sad ,.sip,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

LrOGETT-On Friday morning June S. Anna T., wife Of
fnnci; II; negs.t, and daughter of EdwTd H. Stokes
formerly OF sdslphia IL the 2lst year Of nor
The friends relatives Of the family invited attend
to- funeral from her late residence No. 1875 West Twenty
,t h,'t 'r,ct on sunday Afternoon Of 2oolock
Philsielpbs papers please copy.
TOUPET-On Thursd,y. June g. Emily. only daughter Of
rsnc, G. and Hsnette Toupet ssed years and ncnths
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funssl at the residence Of her parents No
10 Second avenue. tts morning. at O'clock and st the
horavisn Church. Staten Island at y O'Clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

ESCAPE or MURDTRTR.-Alfred Fyler. who
WAS convicted Of the murder Of his wife, in SYRIA
cuse, in March, 1855, but was subsequently sent to
the Insane Asylum at Uucs, has been discharged
from that institution cured. He WAS surrendered
into the hands Of the authorities Of Onondags
County and Tuesday morning was brought be-
fore Judge Allen, in the Court of Oyer and Ter.
miner, and after hearing, il decided that
ence was not passed upon the prisoner ct the time
he WAS convicted of his crime, he a. that time
amensbls only TO the laws now standing on tho
statute books and there is no statute under which
be can now be punished for bis otiense. The Court
therefore discharged him from custody.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

NOTHING gives such perfect finish to gentle
dress good HAT. In order to make the effect
plss the HAT he sesan. In shape beautiful in finish
end 10 hoosbs style HATS combining all thsse desirable
qualities added to the s important Of durability
may be bad Of KxoI No 73 Broadway who stands ct tho
tip top bis limo In oil these esnts One trial OF bis ole
CANT esstors will prove the truth of the assertion.
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MaiIs Close nj the Po.t.Onlce.

For Crest Britain and the Continent, by steamer
Hsn.s vi. Southampton, Saturday. June o.. loi
For Ireland, BY steamer Etbh, via Queenitowp,
Saturday June Ioi m
For New-OTlesus, By steamer George Cromwell,
Saturday. June
For California &c, daily Sundays eyc-pisi),
overland ,s ST. Joseph Mo.........3 u. aud ~ p. NJ
Eorth-Absny Buffalo aud Canada. IS m. and y 2.
North and West Way Mail OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Western Mail via Eric Rsrosd......3 and ,, p.
southern and South Western Mails m u and 10.
Eastern A. IN. III and .. y
New. Bedford NewpoT, and Fall River........... p.
The Long Island Mail closes At 4 o M, and 81 p.
Sunday Malta On sunday al msils close At ID D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
g. T.-1S60-x.

CAUTION Plantation Bitter Bottle secured 10 BY
United States Letters Patent
To initiate 1t for any other purpose 10 crime pun
ishabe with fne and imprisonment Parties warned Of
tho consequences Of filling empty bottles with any other mix
turs whether calling Plantation Bi,te or BY any other
We pay cash. GO cents per dosen 81 20 per
for all empty bottles delivered at mandatory No los
Liber.y-st thus removing any excuse Tor ignorance
Any person pretending cell Plantation Biiis In bulk. or
BY the gallon 10 . swnder and importer We soil only in
regular bottles, all bearing private United states
stamp and stesl-plato label snd signature.
r. II. DRAKE 4 CO.,
No 202 Broadway, New York
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HRADarARTERs Paovosr-MARsHAL,
Sixth Dlsr. \. Y. No. le3 tIH-Av.,
N.u.NnuR lime l9oJ


Cayalry.-PRovo.r-MA ssHAL GESsRAL's OYYIch
WA.HISGroS. ID. C.. May % 3sJ-Au men whs desire 70
on any particular regiment OF cavalry in tho hod are
present themselves at time during
tie neIl thirty days Board of Enrolment In their re-
sv,ciys The Board will examine them and de-
t-rnne upon b-r fitness for the service and found to %
A. tie Provost Marshal VI the District will give them trans
uort.tou ticket. TO the General Rendezvous the HEAD
quarters OF the A. ProvosMsr.ha General OF tue sSs
AZ they present themseyesst this GENERA hsna.r
you they shall be duly mustered by mastering ana dn
JAMES FRY, Provo,t-Mar'h,l General
uasdonar,sr. without d. az JAMES W. FARR,
n,.,n 81 p,oxo,t- Nar.h,l With Conzfessonal Dist.
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Entertainmcnts.- june @.

WALLACKS-Msrrl.d Life
NlBLOS-Duke's Motto.
LAURA kEENE'S THEATER-The Troupe st. Dens
WINTER GARDtN-Debor.h.
NATIONAL ACADEMY or DESIGNING. 6l3 Broadway.
BARNuMS MUSEUM-Geu. Tom Thumb and wife. Cou,
Nut, aud Minnie Warren a. all hour. Dramas q. and
a O'clock.
GOUPlBS GALLFRY-Work, of Art
No. bB1 BROADW AY- Hsyem-yers Painting
IRVING HALL-Orsnd Billiard lou insmsut.
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mARRIE

BRIGGS-DE MOTION Thursday. June T. BY the Rev.
Dr. V.rniIye. Mr. Jss II. BnBs to Mics Sophia J. ID.
Mote Of toe sis Nathan Jackson all OF this
city
BROwN-BROWSE-On Thursday, Juns a. Trinity
Chapel by NcV. DR.. Morgan DE-, Charles & brown Of
Eochr,tsf and S.iIh 4. Browne Of thi, city.
BUCKLiN-LANMAN-On Thursday, Juue Z, tt the resi-
deuce Of the bds's fstArI by tho Rev H. y CaiYr9te
Thomss Buckln. IT,. % Mary X. eldest daughter OF
David T. Lanman, $50, ali OF Brooklyn
BLEKCKFR-PEGRAM-At Thniiy Church, Elizabeth
n. on Thursday. Jono I, by the Rev ID p warren
Ricaid Waco Bste4e to Virginia, eldest daughter oil the
Tate Geo II. PfsMn.
UARVGLD-THOMPSOT-I Philadelphia, on Tuesday,
June T. by the Rev Thomss NslcOn Joseph T. HGifoid
t. ANNE r.. Thompson, both VI Ihs city.
HAM-CAmPBELi.-On Thursday. juno g. Of The
r,d.uer OF the bride. father Ncwi orb Mills Oneida
County n y, by the Rev. Cnae. fitch Nil George H.
Fec.hnm Of New.Yofk, 10 Ms May Campbell, daughter
Of Samuel Campbell cSq.
.hUNKLE-RAMSEY-On 1hmtday, juno 4, by tho N'v
Dr. spfa.ue, Nj. Jacob u. kulie Of Troy 10 Miss Ella
daughter Of the Hon joseph IL Hamsry oil AIOshy
R-DONYELLY-At Hrtin,burg. Va on Mond-J,
june J. by Capt. >. bcKsady, Of l2hln ONO Vols, MI
N-.lcy H. 1.J Rockisnd Late, ~ ~ to bliss Lucy
X. Donnolly Of iarfiusbuIs Va No cards.
Ohio papers p!esEe copy.
lWILLAED-4TnOMPsON Ihaea. n. Y, on Thursday.
Junr al the oi tho bii1es sthef b. III" rev
d. ToiToy William Willard OF nrv 'ioik cnS, and 'isfS
daughter Of T. G. Thompson. ss1 no cards
ZAbRIsFIE RED - Ia the Second X u Chnrel 81
ox..skte on Thursday. Jun" 4. b. the DR. WYrk'A
oil A bsny tie Rev. \. LaDusAr % MeliH oaus"11 o.
the .aie Roswell Rod. osq. ofc'r'acA's. no ez'u''
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HEADQuARrgRs PRoyosT-MARsHAL

No III Broadway, n. T. City.J
Cavalry. - PRovosr- RsHAL~6KsRRABs Ovvicu,
WAsHIsGTos d. C., May ~. lS6J-An who desire TO
Join any particular Of Cavalry In the ibid are
pTesnt tn, at time curing
the tny days Ito Bos Of Enrolment In their re-
,p.ctve D.,r The BOARD Oh al examine them. and d.
.rmue on their for IL service and found to b
It, tn. Marshal Of the Dstrict shall give them trsns
portson ticket, General Kendzyous at the Had
quarters OF the A. A. Proves Mar.h.eners Of the State
they present at this General kendes-
tbsy snail DO dny mustered By musering aud dis
JAMES Is. Fly, Provost Marsbai-Gener.L
Persons de-ug enlist will present themselves a. tness
Headquarters without delay. JOEL H. EhiahUl,
Cspt and Prov. Mar IVts Cong. District
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HEApauARrErs PRovosr-MARsHAL,
EIGHTH DISTRICT. No. /, lS+s broadwsJ'(


Cavalry, - PRovosT- MARsBALGKskKaLs orYich.
W,,gIyGros ID. C. May ~, l363.-Al men who desire 70
jon any particular regiment Of Cavalry now In the he'd are
to present Themselves at any time during
die ur,t h rty days Board Of Enrolment In the re-
.psctvs Districts. The Boai snail examine them and deter
nine upou their service, and found TO De NJ
tic the District shall give them .npot
lion tickets to the General Rrnd-zvou at the Headqusen
ofthe Prov ,-Marshs General Of the State As soon
a. they present this Genera tney
shall be duly by muserins aud doursing onsfs
- r.id nv hin. IA. boEpty .ii~--~
'"u P-'N " JAMES B FRY. Provos,-Ms rshs General
p,rsons who desire to enlist will present themselves a
t,.se Headaasrters BENZ. h. AANlERRE,
Captain and p ovos Marshal.
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The National Rinancea.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. june s. 1863
The General Subscription Agent reports the sale
of ST. 500 FiveTwepties, distributed ss follows
New. York, $4,000; Boston and New. England,
83lO,0OO; Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, $255 0O0
Ohio and Indiana. 1925 900; Missouri, Virginia and
Kentucky, SIS, 900. The subscriptions from Indiana
includes 100000 from Madison. Local subserip-
lions throughout the w est are very large, almost
every village and town being represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06

HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
Of general practical utility than 'ny invention now
before the public II bss been thoroughly tested during the
by practical men and pronounce d by ell u be
SUPERIOR to any ADHESIVE PREPARATION KNOWN.
UILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
new thing aud the gesa, Yeas Of study is eomons
SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES.
and under crcuanc-. change o. temperature viii u
become corrupt or emit any offensive SMELL
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
usns machines " md IL the beet article known FOR cement
the chsnno as IL works without delay 10 not aneced oy
sny shaDgs Of Temperature.
JEWELERS.
will find I, sufficiently adhesive for their IS has been
proved
IT Is ESPECIALLY ADAPTED TO LEATHER.
snd claim especial crit that stick, ches and
Lining. TO Boots and Shoes sufficiently strong wtthou.
stitching
1T Is THE ONLY LIoClD CEMENT
-Itani tbs. 10 a sure thug FOR mending -
FURNITURE. CROCKERY. TOYS, BONE, IVORY.
and articles Of Household use.
REMEMBER. HILToN's INsoLUBLF CEMENT
i. In hqoid form, and a. easily spilled a. paste
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE CEMENT
10 n,oub.- Ia water or oil.
UILTONS INSOLUBLE CEMENT
adheres oily substances
Supplied IN Family or Msnuiacturers' packages from
HILTON BROS Co, PrOphe'ou.
Providence r. l.
For sale wholesale by NJ Ward. Gloss 90, No. 100
NillGu.t; II. { Osl-y No. II Pais'row ilai kucAe
No 8 iireeus ich - Crosby Baterhed Haven. No. z
D-y.si. and ~ reiau everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-06
No. % FoR.rrH ST. Roox No. N. Nxw.Yoa,
CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

Nkw-YoRE. March ~. 1859.
This 10 70 certify the. have suffered from very
CHRONIC CATARRH, with q dull heAviEes. 10 the mead
felt completely stopped accompanied by continual
sofsnsss the throa chi stealing with occs
sous hot ushss ost uxhtneo OF the chest aud pain %
much that every thought twas con'umpilon hsv
in heard Of the performed by Dr. Won tsenoeis
oon.utsd him with but it'll. hope OF cure. Am no"
hsppy enabled sdd my detrimental to the g-s rul-
already she Doctors possssion as to his scienthc
aud sucesssal mode OF treatment he has shown la my
s aud which have procured for him 60
reputation entirely restored to p-rfsct health
that 10 most sincerely recommend all sufferers from
CuROSIC CArARKH and SORE THROAT TO apply 81
once 10 d. Won Eisenbsry With certainty Of bciog cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No sn9 sihst
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AMERICAN WATCHES FOR SOLDIERS AT
kEDUCKD PRICES.
AMERICAN WATCHES yoR AxERIcAys.

TIVE AsxRIcAS WArcH Cospisr give notice that thsy
have lately issued style Of Watch expressly de,isDed
for Soldiers and others Who desre good Watch al mod
prcs These Watches intended to the
worthless cheap Wsehss Of British and Sws msDufscure
with which the country flooded and which never
peced to Keep time they made being refuse
uures sent to this country because unstable home and
us,d here only for and swGsDLtSa purposes
We otter sell Wscb which Ia Of THE MOST suBsrAs.
TIAL EAsUYACTURE An ACCURATE ASD DURABLE Tihx-
KEEPER and In Sterling Silver Csses, hunting pattern q.
nearly low price asked for the trashy Aners aud
Lopines 81 foreign make already referred to-
We have named the new series Of Watches WV ELLERr.
Mass. which will be found tho Plate OF
every Watch Of this manufacture and Of trade
marks.
Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers IN the loyal Staos
Wholesale orders should be Addressed to
ROBINS APPLETON.
Agents for the American "stch Company.
No. 49, BroadwAy. N. Y.
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Post-OHice Notice.-Ihe Mail, for Ores Britain aud
the ConutIi via SoutnEn.i and Brennan, steamer
HANsA. aud for lrsl.ad. via Qussn,.o~u, per steamer
ETSA viii eio,. a, hi. Office SATURDAY tie sth dsv
4 June lo o'cloch aud the up town stations
iellows via Stations AHd Is. 9.l3 a. stations and
D. $40 IA Station h, 9.o3 9 ia Stations and q, 3
o'eloels ~. ABEAM WAkEMAS, 7. NJ.
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Sad Accident I'm Philadelphia.

PHILADKLPIA, FTidsy, June s. lBbJ
Francis NJ. Drexel, senior, of the firm Of Drexel
& Co., Bankers, was injured prob,by fatally, this
afternoon. In jumping from the Reading cars at
the coruer Of Seventeeth and Willow streets he was
eaugbt under the wheels, and had both legs crushed
and one taken entirely of. His extreme age pre-
cludes the hope Of recovery.