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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
:. ts,GREGoR TANNERY.

re undersigned has permanently located
~ Vie fregor. and having had twenty years
.roag zoe in the Tanning and Leather fin.
,2,'ag ,sness. solicits share Of public con.
4Ian@s ar' favor Hides and Skins dressed
arao ftvo~ab!e terms and in = superior and
a"er E~1sn'ike manner He also manufactures
. q asr'Hr quality Of as
'4TER PROOF BLACKING.
'arr IN Bluff Street, near the head Of
E'.s "sTr,gor Iowa Farmers have your
~~~ laathsv tanned if you would study econ.
c.aY, ths aggs rosA to wealth.
sassaps3 H8ARY AAv5k
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
II ASS e. ELNENDORF,

II ASS & ELNENDORF,
FORWARDING, STORAGE and COMMISSION MER-
CHANTS,
Public Square, McGregor, Io,ca
Agents for McCormicks Reaper Dow &
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake Threshing
Machines, Moss & Williams and Bra;naird s
Sugar Evaporators, and Frost's Sugar Cane
Mills.
keps constantly on hand, Horse-Rakes.
Cradles, Crind-Stoncs. Piows &C., IN any
quantity to suit purchasers. no44,31y.1
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-06-26
EAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
S. N. Cole Proprietor,

NEW OREGON. IOWA.
Having purchased the above hotel and
made such improvements as the wants of the
public seem to demand | solicit share of
public patronage. Stages leave this house
dali y for all points east and west. n1v!
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
mcolcdt.
LCINCINNATl VENEREAL nOsPITAL,

CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control Of two Of the most Eminent
Physicians in the world,
nR, E. BoEAPAgTE, nom London and Paris
~ Hospitals and Tor the past ton years Of the Gin
einnatl yeneresl Hospial, and Dr. L. b. REYNOLDS
late Of New ork This is the only Office Ia the city
whore permanent euro Of Private Diseases can he
obtained, without the use OF mercury or change Of
diet. GoRorrhes cured In G to ~ hours elect cured
in TO 10 daYs Structures curedtn TO 9wc eks; Noe
turual Emissions stopped IN TO days; seminal
Weakness cured in to 3 weeks; syphhsin lis prna.
to weeSsi Skip Diseases cured IN 10 weeks; i'm
potency, yianr restored IN 20 weeks All diseases
Z private nature treated with unparalleled success,
nsale or female.
Dr, Bonaplrte's great work on prvaie disoases he
Private Guide TO Health, - beneficial TO ai male aud
iemale old and Young, should read this book vii
enhghten those Who grope IN darkness. Price 20
Dc, Psnapartc's French Patent Male saeI Il is
perfectly safe, aud never iss 10 80 satisfaction tits
the only safe and sure preventive against disease.
Price OF tho French Patent Male Safe, 81 the single
enc, 81 per half dozen 81 per dozen, sent by mail
Ss-MadAms LozIER's Female Monthly Pills Is q
safe and reliable remedy for supprsssons aud all fe
male diseases Ladies' should not use them durinq
pregnancy, as they viii produce miscarriage. price
81 90 per box-eAtra tine sS-sent 10 any address by
Drs, D. 4 Il, sre Ne men to consult they are un,
quesiionahly acknowledged 10 he the champions and
Kings OF ytnere diseases, and ihe only DOGtoTs who
receive monthly reports from the old world. they
have been accustomed from early sac Of youth 10
witness the various diseases which afct mankind,
and 70 watch the progress through long career Of
professional study In every sphere ofliie nom the
huTae abode OF poverty ~ The mansion OF the veal.
thy aud having ascertalned beyond doubt the vast
suffering oi humanity, they determined to select the
generaFe system a. their particular studv and 60 de
vote their wnoe attention 20 the alienation Of the tls.
ot these p0rtant functions No oeiteFs viii he
answered unless they coutaiu remittance or post
age stamp. Call or address,
II I'D. Ira. BONAPARTE A REYNOLDS,
No. ls9 Sycamore street, between Fith Sixth, east
! side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
oaico hours rom An toSPM, fe5
.Hrl .0.t..| VFITF0T THEfF
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exemptions
EXEMPTION FROM THE DRAFT

DERSUNs claiming to be exempt from the aeon
l. scupuon Act' passed by Congress March 3, 1868,
and now about to take effect have their
papers made out properly and promptly, by cal Ing 81
the office of The unders gned, Pension and bounty
IRON stOre.)
sol4dawt TlLTON FITCH.
I IMPORTANT NOTlCE-I viii, until alier the Il. at
L takes place IN TINS District, assist IA procuring uI
persons entitled thereto, the exemptions provided nF
IN The second section OF the act "For cnrulins ard
calling out the national forces, aud other pnGta Sc -
known generally as the COGscript LaS.
NJ u, NOLAN,
alu0l6w.t Attorney at sy
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Dayton, Ienla and Columbus Railroad.

IlkS tfS IA -
Cid ~ " ~ q - -
Nhhkk DAILY Trans East, Via Columbus ThroYsn
4 uekels from Dayton to all Eastern ,Inss s"
Three DAILY Trains East ieavine Dayton ta, ,h.
~ Etst Is follows; Night Express 0 a M; Clneinns,i
snu o'IunnI5 IlAy Express at SyA m; the . tTsia
s'oP obJ al Aenla anu London. Accoininouar,.,,T n
z, NJ, stops al al Nay stauons between Bayton al,
arriving Nv Dayton, night express 3l5am Accom-,
press 900 y. m. "'' LAY hA'
s a,S , an ny Voumous utuo which s minutes fas
lii uckets can be had for all Eastern oitles b
e",lht d On b. W. KING, Iics ct Agent
se-' l.. w, WOODWARD. }. .euparntsndart
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Sandusky, Dayton and CINCINNATI X. x

Ia u M al.;ssS 5SszssER
4 kN and after Derember 81, ioUU, ana uuui n,rte,
~ nouoe, Passenger and freight 1rans will lsava
LAYTON, gong north, follows:
- 1n A. NJ. through Freight and Accommodated
OsfU with Passenger Car attached
IN, ,Jn A. M Mail tram ior Sprnqfeld Coit,t,,hr.
lU.OU Urbana, BellefontRne, horegt, Clv5f AMI
sahdusky, connecting gt springfield with IRAN lo
London and Columbus, arriving COluinbns Al 2tG n
nj NJ Utlana WITH ram Tor Couubus, At Iorest v,,tr
Tran on llttHburg ". Wayne ChtaRo k X poing
East, arriving Ia Lresne oab nj amt Pttsburg !,
GjU mi at Oyoe with Tram on Cleveland and Ioiedo
H. H. going kast, arriving IN Cleveland at $40 d ia
Dunblrk at $3.50 a m, hnu Buffalo at 6:aU q m tsun1
west arriving IN Toledo al lG;lU M Detroit AT b,ln
M Chicago az 1850 m, and sandusky at u;ab n M
81 r. III. Night kApress Tor SpTInRBelu rhana
OsJ ana BelleiOntalne, CONNECTING AT Forest ann
Iran gong kast on flttBttrg, tt. Wayne anu JnnaY,
Road arriving Cretthne at t;l5 ~ Fltls burg al al
Gong htSt, with Iran arriving an N W1,I,r Nj
ON CleYeland ana Toledo X. H. RrrIylup IN C.yaa, II
$3.50 M Dunkirk nt $3.50 Bufiilo at bSu a M,
reaches sandusky ~ T:iU ia.
HnE z. NJ. huntsville Accommodation leayins
tsUO Dayton on arrival of 1Taln from CIptlun.t;
reaching springfield 81 y55 m, lruana at lU;4s % r,
West Liberty NJ l;z3 NJ, Belelontalns gt l!6l b ni
and Huntsville At l2l2 a m. "
Ilckets VIA thus Limo to all points North, Esst AMI
west can be had az tue Ticket Otce the llnou Is.
-6AM'L ". KING, Ticket Agent.
AS Fare always as low ss BY any other route
FOR Information relative 10 shipping Irslnht by th.
Route, apply et the Ccmpany's frelynt Depot-J n
MASSEY, agent. n. kICE, Suuerlnt.ufent
NJ. e. ULAPr ten. Ticket A gent. an a
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FOR SALE by

VIM WensthoH and W W Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, Miami -hurgiJ 3 Stoc slageT, UDlOn O Auder-
son, Centerilei Myers, New Lebanon II Jack son,
ChemberssurE y T. bauer, Harrisburg n Divine
townsville; Arnold Limbert, South Arlington Jacob
Sme er, West Baltimore; KookleS 90, 3ermantown
} Murrly, Nandalai II Nckols Liberty, q Ress,
Farmersyloi HeYeTlng Herr salem; J W Pyrmont
Williams A SWaner, " Mett BaltImora; Parker. hro A
Co, ParkershuFP; and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Canadas
r-a1.. r.....r Ru2ld1y
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
baltimore and OhlO Railrond-
70 q N asl..sIss a..Is 90 ..a....I..

~ - ~ 4iaz-sTsFs tsssS.-sIY ss;ssssss
a. AhLAT NATIONAL LROUTk,-lerminAles an N ali
~ ington M Anu ballihofe on the East, ana Wheelng
u!tes WIN halll oss, Steamers, tc, ior ANA nom ali
Pon's III inc West southwest and Noftlgost
lLIee Trans Daliy tor all the hastern Citea
20 ih4 y the only route TO Washington City -0a
lthSe baltimore NJ 80, ~ and lv,0u a m ald a f.,
anu S'lU M ON sundays At l.aU and TAO a ,n oni
Leave Washington az 900. 80 and II a m, sn5 = a.
MI ~, ? N on sInday ht $50 aud p IN only
Ola vhet7 10 me Easteln citles bu procured
VIA Washington CITY at an additional charpe az AZ
ilhie as HcA ana are as low by any other rotta
luIuLe lo' uehela Via Baltimore and Ohio k,tr,s','
al ANY OF me principal ksilIoau Offices IN the West
j. II, SULLIVAN, Gen. WestefnAg't
NJ N e,,,.L, d. COLI, Gen. Ticket Az l.
W r. SMITH, Master of Iranspoftadob ana
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l9Iantatton l5itters.
s. T.--1S9O--x.

Persons Of sedentary habits troubled with aakness
lnsstude palpitatOu or the heart, lack of appetite
distress after eating, torpid liver, constipation, &C.
deserve to suffer If they will not try the celebrated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
Illinois central Railroad.
% d q .,ll.....,llliE.: g.

ChAhGIa UF TINA
( N and afler Monday, November g, sci Passenae,
" Trains Will leave Matoon and Pana, a. lolioSs,
LEAVE MATI0UN
0ong North, lilo m and 1900 o m
soing South, 1850 a IN and SEQ p M
LEAVE PAkA,
Going North, 600 m and ggOpm
Golng south, llSO m aud 7:4b u M
aul3 W. l.. JOHNSON, Gen Passenger Ao.,t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02

qhsss Bttters are put up in quart
bottles, of lOitoh The abovs is fac
sinsile. ahs label 10 finely en-
graved and is provided lOtth a
safe guard from osLnterJetters'
price 81 par bottle, or sir for IS,
@. w Pobaol, Proprietor, No, o
East Fourth Street, Cincinnati, TO
tuhout al orders should be a3-
3yesfaJ
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-10-02
PLANTATION nTTrERS


Which are now recommended by the highest medical
authorizes, and warranted TO produce immediate
beneficial etlect They are exceedingly ogreRte, per.
iecty pure and must superceue all other toncs where
healthy, gentle stimuant is regu red
They purify, strength aud invIgorate;
Thoy create a healthy appetite;
They are an Rntidote to change OF water and diet;
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours;
They strengthen the systsm and enlyen the mindi
They prevent masmaiic and Intermittent feyets;
They purify the breath and ac'dty of the stomachi
They cure dyspepsia and constipation;
They cure disrrheai cholera and cholera morbus
They care liver complaint and nervous beadacl q;
They make The weak strong, the languid brilliant
and are exhausted natures great restorer They
composed OF the celebrated calisaya bark, winter
green s1ssafas, roots and herbs all preserys per-
fecty pure 81 Oroix rum
have given the Plantation Ritters to hund.
reds Of our disabled soldiers with the most astonish
ing eiiect. q. W. ANDREWS, ,
supt. Soldiers Home Cincinnati"
The Plantation Btlers have cured me o. liver
complaint OF which was laii up PROSTATE, and had
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohio"
" &" owe much to you, for 1 verify believe the
Planta ion Bitters have saved my life
Rev. W. ID. WAGGoNEK, Madrid, N Y"
e" Thou wilt send me two bottles more Of thy
Plantation titters My wife has beLn & eaLly benefit
ASA CUaRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
. have bsen great sufferer from dyspepsia
and had to abandon preaching. The antStion
Bitters have cured me.
Rev J. 3. CATHoRN, Rochester, N. " s
" +" Send twenty-fnur dozen more OF your
Plantation Bters, the popular ity of which daily
increasing with the guests Of our house
SYKES, CHADWICK CO.,
Propretors Willard's Hotel, Washington, b. o."
Such are one in thousands Of certificates daily re.
ceved They are immensely toneii ial to weak per
so1s nDd DELICATE females. ..... .#H.
Be cautious OF fllod bottles. See our signature
on fine ST. c plate label They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold m our patent log cabin
bottles, by Respectable druggists groeers hotels,
IOous, steamboats, and country stores.
+. II. DRAKE 4 &C.,
se22dnwGm 2O2 Broadway, N. Y
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IF YOU WANT to KNOW
II WIZ ladirs should ride ssttiar re.h

n why sdi-t should ride sstfftc, read
U ff.Hl MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
curious book FOR Curious people good book for
Coasns tables lse at the rrucipa ne w,nzns, 49,,
tArso ;hoai The county at Il. WARSERs No iys,s,.t
o. Of De author, Dr. r. b. FOorE No, ll3e Brosdssy
ksw-losk.
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Nmuse neris.

WINTER GA is1525 WEEK
REIGN OF MEMRrMENri
LAST NIGHTS
LAST NIGHTS
LUCK.
LUCK,
LUCK,
10 which the young Copnsd.n
Mr.. J. s. CLARKE
pronounced by the unv- voice Of both end publ A..
ThE ohEAI tSr COMIC ARTIST
Of our tine. viii asos his great eccsntc rose Of
fETER WAAEAi
THE eESTLEAAN OF NATURE,
and also In his Intensely fpney conception Of
TIMOTHY TO0DLEs,
TOoDLEs
THIS EVENING lwEDNESDAY), Msya
WI be presented llsst tins but onelt
LUCK,
Asp
T0ODLEs.
Poole's gest Comedy Of
PAUL PRY
is IN rehearsal In conrss Of preparation for
Mr. J. q. CLARKE,
London Drsn-, acted repefe with iuts,s
Ing comic and ohgns Effects written by the unrvsss
leDche, sutsof Of Folios Of Nl.hi" AID e,ksS
successful y aye entil d.
Simon Pnretoy nIstaAen ia Jack shePPgd). Mr. CLARKA
FRIDAY May q, 1863,
BENEFIT
Mr.. J. b. CLARKE.
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'ENHE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
L PAPEks of every oescripisn, cd PAMPHLETS OF
every Kind old BLANK BOOKS AMI LEDGEAS tina. sso
written full, and all kinds OF WASTE PAPER hom Dsnkss
INSURANCE companies brokers' patent acl1- drpo pTI
ing ocos BOOK binders public aud private libraries, hotels
steaboss railroad companies boarding houses express
oficss &c.
VIA ,ed any par. Of th, city, Brooklyn, Hoboken
jersey Cry -
MAGIC POCKET-BOOKS for the New Cur
If1 rency. styles H. DILLON, Sole Manufacture
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no. iiI.-BULL nUN-BALRs BLUFF.

DEPARTMENT wEsf-PagsosT
Censnug tie report the JcDt COMMITTEES on the Con-
spe the War relating the battles OF Bull Run aud bGs
Bus aud Department Of the West under command OF
Nsis ,sl Freun oat Price cents; psr 1905 SIS
rsr 200 II by mail cen, each. in addition, will
be ck Eoi postage when twenty under
xesed over twenty half cent EACH 10 prepay postage Cash
order. soi'sitea.
no. Nl-McCLTLLAN BURNSIDE. HOOKER.
Conss2g evidence Of Generals Mcclellan, burnside and
HcoksI bei.e the Coamittes te Conduct Of the War
This gIsss very fall history Of tue Army Of the Potone
10 10 the t4mc Gen. Hooker t09k in1. Til tytwO
rsxss Pncel5 eonss So so per 100, $50 per L, 600.
Hsent oy ms enc centin addition viii Do charged TO prepay
pesisge- = .
Aadrsn THE TRIBUNE.
Nsw.York.
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I1HE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
Ne. I-rHE CONDUCT OF TIE WAR

No. 1.-The CONDUCT OF TIE WAR
The Repyr Of the joint COMMITTEES of Congress OF the
Conduct War respecting the management and opefs
lions iAe Amy Of ,Bs Potomac while Commanded BY Oen
Mcclellan, Is Issued By "a IN psuphls o. ihir'y-two
,es,. Prieo cents; So so per 100 $40 per ,O00.
n bv mail one cent in sddi.ion will Be charged prepay
postage.
al.o eSs.ins Lord Lyopss letter to Earl Ru 's irving
Of h remarkable conferences with the Conserve
i've leaders"
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no il.-GEN. BUFFERS LATE GREAT ,srEECH.
The Crest Speech Of hsj Gen. r. Butler at the Academy
Of Music, ApHl2, 1853 Price 8 cents. 81 per 100 Sf5
PER GO3. II sent by mail one cent esca in addition. wi
Be charged prepay postage yhen twenty under
s.red oyer twenty half cen. esoh to prepay postage. Casa
efdcTr solicited
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T. ont emit 9 OF No. l.cE may oJ'
I..LHADNo ARTICLES: The Polish Nationality
Free Labor Uodsr Union Rule 81 the scs'h
General Hooker's Advance: The Posi,i0n Ai.i
Enemy; Coed Coa,tu;ionEl ColoTi EGtoPe y
oar oaas'el; The Sissc Of P.eo'i Missouri
NiscOEsin; Editorial Psissrspls
JI..WAR NEWS SUMMARY.
Ill. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
W.THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.
vFEOM WAsHISGrON: spechl Disps.ehes &c
The \ fnoune-
W..LErTEGs FROM OUR SPECIAL CoRRE-
sP0hDENls WITH TEE ARMY or The
VII. CONVENIENT ARRESTS IN ILLINOIS: Ta
I1ult Caused by Aurslips Copprtiesds and De
serieis, THE. Piumiirnt Cilzeus Afestc4
low o,her. Fe- on the beet, Correspond
Of The \. /. fdbone.
yIIt..FROM SAN FRANCISCO
Ix..LETTERs FROM our SPECIAL CoRRE-
sPONOENTS WITH The ARMY OF The
POTOMAC.
X.GFN. srAHEEs RFcONNOIssAECE: Gucr
mia Scouts Encountered and Taken Pho ers
Bo,eby's So.asin1 and Cs~erdly Soldiers TAKEN
in Farmer Garb; Thorough Scouting u feTilidns
No La.e Orgsnzed Force Of Rebels POUND
Tnirsy eight Prisoners TiAss; How Mo'eby
Mases up Foree Ter RAID Core poHdenee o
The n Z. Trtans.
xi..LErTERs FROM OUR SPECIAL CORR
SPONDENlS WITH TIE ARMY OF TIE
MISSISSIPPI
XII. THE AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY.
Kill AMERICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB
XIv..TALK ABOUT FRUITS
Xy..AGRiCULTURAL HEMS.
XVI FROM TIE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC: Cor.
respon3ence Of Tho N. I. Tribune
XyI..AFFAIRs on TIE LEFT WING: Counter
D-Jiorstsai "a, Sed.wicG Crosses TIE River
IT, lely SuTyhsed Ena Routed; Lit o.. Ca
u.l.ies. Seds srioE ~ IredeficA,uaTS; Hisf,oop.
Take h fi.s Line Of Red,abis Behind The C''y
stcnenau's Cavalry S1ccess,a; The LHens
DiiyeB sao Railroad. BTolen. Correspondent
Of me n. Y. Tribune
XyIII..FRoM SUsFoLK: Correspondence Of The n. Y.
1nbuLe
wy mn rccopT ptrNNrcc TUE ptocVInp
NX.,sHOCKISG ATROCITIES IN CEDAR CO.,
No: Eleven Men aiardsTed b. the Rebel oGer.
ula.,
XxI..NEW PUBLICATIONS.
XXI. FOREIGN GOSSIP.
XIII. .TIiE SLAVE STAMPEDE IN MISSOURI
xXIv.vEESEEs PRIDE; 50 the Avihofs'' OF East
Xxv..FROM GREECE: Correspondence Of Thc ~ T.
Tribune.
XVI. FROM EUROPE
Xxvi..LATER IRON NEw-oRLEANs; Increment,
Of General Bank; Breaking Of the Leyee; fo.s
Hudson to be Cat OF; Capture Of the Fox; lie
Republican Eictgre, 70 tue NoItn. CorIespond'
euce OF The n. Y. Tribune.
XVIII. EXPEDITION UP PEARL RIVER: Correspond.
Of The y. Y. Thbuae.
XXIX..WAR ITEMS.
XXX..CIrY NEWS
XAxI..LArE soUTHERa NEWS.
XAXH. PERSONAL
XxXIlI,. POLITICAL
XXXIV. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
XXXv. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
XXXVI.. &C COMMERCIAL MATTERS: Full Report, Of the
stock, Money. Cotton. Gsaiu. and Cattle Marhess,
specially Reported ior lie y. Y. Tn0una
TExss-One Copy for one year. S3' Two Copies, ore
wear SIS. give CoPlss one year, Sik. Ten Copies,
s22 50.
Fora Club OF Twsaty, we send an Extra Copy.
Aadre. THE TRIBUNE. Hev.York
'ENtiE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
l. fAPEkS Of every Description, cd PAMPHLETS OF
every kind old BLANK BOOKS AMI LEDGEAS tina. sss
written full, and all kinds OF WASTE PAPER hom Dsnkss
companies brokers, pstent escils drpo pins
ing ocos BOOK buders public aud private libraries, hotels
Ill ..-.-t-. n..l In.. I'm.
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Go mbon II man Concern.

John OGILVY "a Scotchman) deceased-
Reward VIII be given TO auy pcrspn giving Information
t. the Subscribed regarding the DEATH aud lsding 20 the
discovery Of ths property and effects or the lao John
Oslyy native OF Eorsbife In Scotland, who rar over
by vehicle 10 NewYoik years ago. and ds in coDse
queHce WIN. SKINNER, Writer 10 The Signet
MslswlwWsd 81 Crest Kng't, Ednbarsb, North britain.
NOTICE.--A BAG, purporting to contain
IN IS 600 in Foldwiihout to ignste the paty
who pat mp tue ssneproved examination. contain
larger amount by hundreds OF dots. The surplus
viii ~ restored 10 The owner proper proof Of ownership
WIN eEABLS, No. Hsnoyer-st., Eew-l ork.
MOTICE.-As the Metal patented by Mr.
~ ALEXANDER BIRKHOLY Of Hartford h.s created
considoIsbls attention. and s utility may be OF more
than present. aud know that this metal l. iden
soay the described In scientific WORK In my pos
session. ofe 10 give the correct proportions to any who
may hsye for the sstne by paying for This inser
ton Adde'S CHRISTIAN DEYHLE,
Colts Armory. Hartford Com.
Springfield Republican, New.YoIk Tribune aHd Scientific
Am
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CTEREOpTICON in BROOKLYN again
~ b SPECIAL request FALLOX'S orid.al SfEREOfTL
CON will give CouTss Of Evenings aud tive
Matinee EzhtiiGos at she AteS&Em, sDcaz THURS
DAY Ma, 1t ococx. No p. ton Of views thfoush
the course Adlisson Adults DC, Children lss TcksU
to courss Of Xix evenings, -.
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BOARD quo Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEF.-Several
Il GENTLEMEN can 30 accommodated with Furnished
kgons private house up town p.a.suy located Bath
room ~. snd ali modern improvements Address O. Box
No. 4 ~, OF on the premises No 90 4d-v.
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urn Wnoos.
II I'D GLOVES.

KID GLOVES.
~ CLOSING ALL OUR LIGHT cOLoRs LADIES'
XII GLOVES FOR IS CENTS @ Pair Beat quality
imported
NOW OPENING.
400 DO2Ev ALI TAI DESIRABLE STRING SHADES
OF LADIES' Rio GLOVES. BEST PARIS QUALITY
our own Importation lower tas any other house in the city
r II. MACY.
Nos 9ai and 20 f'hiv, two doom below l4'h st.
{ ACE GOODS AID EMBROIDERIES.
l. 2oO PIECES BEST rUsHER FLOuNCiNG bAoSs'
i,sia g. t. s2sy aid VERY WIDE. and hes! Goods Ia"
por.sl
G.. YtsHER SHAWL LACEs, half price
real. LACES Of every description
POINT COLLARS. THREAD COLLARS. sc 49,
900 dozen Ladies, Linen Cambria HsndSeFctie' rom W
MP. THE CHEAPEST LINE OF llANDKI RChlLfs
IN TIE CITY
Hem-,tiiched SId Esrb'd u,niterhefa-a f1ll stock
Cent? Liueu aud Si, Tsnlkeiotief. ct very low po'
oPENiNG-iooO FRENCH EMBROIDERED COL
LARS Al Low PRICES. sels Of every deScription
FULL LINE OF NbEDLE-WoRK EDGIEGs. AM
| IXsERrINGs, INFANTS WAISTS. INFANTS DRESS
Els, &c. &c.
| ALI COLORS ofGrsnadines. Bsrsges GreDsdne Vale
| Lace vsis Thread Walls, Bsrbss, CotIarss. &c.
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Nos 2Oi ard zoe eth-Av., two doors below fih-st
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DOBERT +. KIRKPATRICK Of New.York,
HI or any Of the NEXT or KIN OF tho late WILLIAM
klRKPArRICK for many years resident Of CaliiorDia and
Nevada Territory will be Of something to their Edyante
by addressing L. w. NEWTON. Po.tOiice, Luloyet Bfs
izh Columbia
COMES, BROWN a. Co., COLLECT
- CLAIMS against the Government. and PROCURE
PATENTS, Propose for Contracts, purchase QU4nenas
ter. Ordnance Navy Agent and other vogcher Procure
,stement OF arrears OF Pay Boanty and Pensions No
fsrspssce New,i ork and No. 476 7bS. Washington, d. g.
(AA-PAYING and COLLECTING AGENCY.
~ ALLEN T. AChARDSON, Attorney and Agent
ru, Jefferson City, Mo-.
fof The collection OF and Claims and the payment Of
A1es on Lands In any County In the State.
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~ CLOSING ALL OUR LIGHT cOLoRs LADIES'
XII GLOVES FOR 20 CENTS Pair Bess quality
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New pub!irat'ons.
WILLIAM A. POND d. cos
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