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W Y'S PILLS
AND OINTMENT.

All who have friends and relatives in the
Army or Navy should take special care that
they be amply supplied with these Pills and
and Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers
and Sailors have neglected to provide them
selves with them, no better present can be
sent them by their friends. They have been
proved to be the Soldiers never-failing friend
in the hour of need. .i..e.
/ Coughs and Colds affecting Troops. s
Will be 81 eedily relieved and efectually
cured by using these medicines, and by pay
ing proper attention to the directions which
are attached to each Pot or Box. -,-st-
SICK HFADA CHES AND WANT OF APPE,
TITE, INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS. rs
Those feelings which so sadden us usually
arise from trouble or lannoyanees, obstructcd
pers piration, or eating and drinking whatev-
er is unwholesome, thus disturbing the
healthful action of the liver and stom-
ach These organs must be relieved. if you
desire to be we'll. The pills, taken according
to the printed instructions, will quickly pro-
duce healthy action in both liver and stom-
ach. and, as natural consequence, a clear
WEAKNESS OR DEBILITY INDUCED BY
OVER FATIGUE
VIII soon disappear by the use of these in
valuable Pills, and the Soldier will quickly
Iacouire strength. Never let the bowels be
either confined or unduly acted upon. 1t
may seem strange. that Holloway's IS Pills sho'd
bs recommended for dysentery and Flux
q many persons supposing that they would in
crease the relaxation. This is grea. mis-
take. for these Pills will correct the liver and
stomach and thus remove a the acrid hu
mors from the sytem, however derang"d
while health and strenth follow as matter
of course. Nothing will stop tue re axatior
of the Bowels so sure as this famous medi
cine.
VOLUNTEERS, Attention Indiscretions
FE.t ttt =. of Youth
Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and Swellings
can with certainty be radically cured, ii the
- Pills are taken night and morning, and III,
Ointment be freely used as stated in the
, printed instructions. If treated in any 9th
er manner they dry up in part and break
out in another. Whereas this .OiDtmen
remove the humors from the system. and
: leave the Patient a vigorous and healthy
man. 1t will with little perseverance, in bad
} cases to insure lasting cure.
FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED By
: BAYONEF, Sabre, or the Bullet Sores o.
Bruises.
To which every Soldier and Sailor are lia
BILE, here are no medicines safe. sure ant
convenient, as Halloway's Pills and Ointment
!. The poor wounded and almost dying suifere
might hav. his wounds dressed immediately ,
e if he would only provide himself with thi
matchless Ointment, which should be thrus
f into the w1nnd and smearrd all round i
: then covered with piece of linen from hi
e knapsack and compressed with handkel
chief Taking, night and' morning, Is OF
4 pills, to cool the system and prevent intam
nation.
. Every Soldiers Knapsack and Seaman
!, Chest should be provided with these valaab
Remedies. -a .ttes-s
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CAUTION None are genuine unless the
words ssHnLLowAY, NEw IoKK AND LONDON"
are discernible as WATEK-MARK i'll every
leaf of the book of directions around each
pot or box; the same may be plainly seen hy
holding the leaf to the light handsome
reward will be given TO any one rendering
such information as may lead to the d-teo
ton of any party or parties counttrf-itirg
the medicines vending'the same, knowing
them to be spurious. I'D -.
- Sold at the Mandatory of Professor
HoLkowAY, so Maiden Lane, New York and by
all respectable Druggists and Dealers in Med
icine throughout the civilized world, in pets
at 25c 62c. and 81 each.
f4g' There is considerable saving by TAX
ng the larger sizes
n. B-Directiens for the guidance of pa
tients, in every disorder. are affixed to each
box.
April 80, 1868.
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Sherih's Sale.
James Porter,
against fg

against
Alexander Porter and others.
BY virtue of writ of yepditoni' exponas
to me directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, will offes for
sale at public auction, at the front door of
the court house, in the town of Woodsfeld,
in said County, between the hours Of ten
O'Clock a. M, and four o'clock p. M, on O.
, 70 Satnr.lo9. January the I'd, 1864.
the following described real estate, situate
in said connty, to wit.
The north west quarter of the south west
quarter of section twenty-three, township
seven, range seven, in Monroe County, Ohio.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Alexander Porter and others at
the suit of James Porter. ...s.
EHilffJ GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
December I'd 1S63.-4p.
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NOTICE.

l hereby give notice that note given
by me to Nelson Harper. for Sl5 dated
December 8, 1863 was obtained fraudu-
lently, and that will not pay the same.
JOSEPH MAYBERRY.. ,}t
Dec 16, IS63:-2mpd. esae1s.
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Master commissioners ale.
John n. Tomlinson.
t against @


Thomas Gillespie and others. ea
DY virtue of a mandate to me directed from
ID the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe
County, Ohio, will offer tor sale at Public
auction at the front door at the Court House
in the town of Woodsfeld in said County, on
Saturday the 26th day Of Dccemcer, 1863,
the following real estate, situate in Wonroe
County, Ohio. to wit:
The north east quarter of section twenty
seven, township three, range four, excepting
eighty acres thereof sold ny Samuel Jones to
Abraham Jones, Beginning at the north east
corner of said quarter, thence south one hun
dred and sixty-one and half poles to a
stake thence north twentyone degrees east
sixty-three poles to stake, thence north
tw enty five poles to stake, thence east four
teen poles to a srake, thence north seventy
two poles to stake on the section line, thence
east sixty three poles to the pla' of begin
ming; And also excepting thirty acres from
said north east quarter sold by Samuel Jones
to George Walters and bounded on the east
by lands of Samuel Coleman, on the north
by lands of William Myers; Also the follow
ing tract: beginning r the same at the south
west corner OF the south east quarter OF the
south west quarter of section twenty-eight in
township three, range four, thence east to the
| with the meanderings of said run to the north
line of said qnarter, thence west to the cor
ner Of said quarter, thence south to the Sec
I ton line to the place of beginning containing
afty acres except the school house site, Also
the following tract, beginning for tho same
(, twenty rods from the north west corner of the
| north east quarter of section twenty-seven
! in township three and range four. thence east
with the section line seventy-one and four
tenth rods to white oak stump, thence
south seventy two and two-tenth rods, thence
west fourteen and two tenth rods, thence
south fourteen rods to a stone, thence north
| fifty degrees, east forty-seven and seven tenth
/ rods to asrcamore tree, thence north seventy y
one DEGREES west twenty-ane rods, thence
north to the place of beginning, containing
thirty acres.
JOEL I. RANDOLPH. Mas. Com
Monroe County Common Pleas
Nov. %, 1963.-4w.
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Sheriff's Sale,
Z Reuben Hawkins,
90 against
Turner Freeman.

BY virtue of a writ of execution to me di-
recteI from the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio, will offer for sale at
public auction, at the front door of the court
house, IN the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, a.
NJ. and four o'clock, p. M, on
Saturday, January the 2, 1854. - -,
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to w.t.
/ Lot number forty-ssven in the town OF
Stafford. ssrFfF
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Turner Freeman at the suit OF
Reuben Hawkins. e+tfsxts
& GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
Sheriff, N. c. o.
q Dec 2, ] 63.-4w. y t4oL.Ll
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Eleanor Daily's Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
lN signed was. on the 9th day of October,
1853, appointed by the Probate Court OF
Monroe County, Ohio, Administrator of the
estate of Eleanor Daily, deceased.
ELIEL uEADLEY.
Nov. 4. ls63-3w.
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SUNFIsH HOUSE.
P. DILLON, PRorRrEroR.

TNHE Proprietor begs leave to inform the
i public that he has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished the above named hotel, and
Is now prepared to accommodate travellers
and boarders. ,. ,,aI aa
favor him with call, and no pains will be
spared tomake their stay pleasant. His table
shall be we'll provided, and his charges mod
crate.
Sspt. IL, ely. PETER DILLON.
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,SHERIFF'S SALE.
Zimmerman and Jenkins,
against
William HnnninW

BY virtue of writ of execution to me di-
rected from the Court of common pleas OF
Monroe County, Ohio, sill offer for sale at
public auction at the front door of the court
house. in the town of Woodsfeld, in said
county, between the hours of ten o'clock, a.
M, and four O'Clock, p. M, on
Saturday, January the 2nd, 1864.
the following described real estate, situate in
said county, to wit:
The north east quarter of lot DO. 80; the
east part of lot no. 33 and the one fourth OF
lot number forty, in the town of Calais.
Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of William Henning at TIE suit o.
Zimmerman and Jenkins.
GEO. w. CARROTHERS,
s.3 ss1 Sheriff, NJ G. o.
Dec. 2, l863.--4w.
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JOHN w. CAROTHERS,
FO0DSF7ELD, OHIO.

HoUSE PAINTING, GLAZING, GRATNING.
PAPER HAMiING, LETTERING READY
MIXED PAINTS OF ALL COLoRS,
ri E2E' Dcne and prepared in the most fashion
able STYLES. aud on the shortest notice,
sfs Oct. IL, ls6I.-ly.
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FOR SALE BY

5-.E vss =. Ora EOO CALM Id L.
soy 4 g. II, Davenport. WoodsfeId; H. G. Kotzebne
Malaga; Christian Sander, Brownsville; Vanlar
Alexander & Co., Cameron; John w. Barni
Stafford; Wagcnneld Co., Jaeobsburg: Tipto
ts~ Novel. Jerusalem: Jacob T. Morrill,. Clarng
ton; J. H. X J. +. Thornhury Beallsville; and
By Druggists and Merchants generally through
s net the United States and Canada.
JUDKINs & HALL, WoodsGeld, o.
- Jan. 3. 1S63.-1y.
Is Jnly IS, 1868.
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Dec. 2, 1S63.-4w.
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Dec. 2, 1963.--4w.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25
new YORK HERALD. SATURDAY, JULY zs 1853.

Ia, porgiss s.: Founders Co. slnoo sos ssc goldfish
90 sc nadaosk 60 striped bsss l9e c.s ash &C.. -
mackeret 16c per pound. lobster &C. per pound soft
shell crabs - per DOZEN oysters Soc 81 Is per hun
dred, hard shell crabs Csc q SIC. per dozen
Misunderstanding Sc. 10 I5c. head tomatoes SIC.
per quart green corn Csc per dozen old potatoes l1c
l6c per half peck new potatoes 30c do string beans l6c
lsc do, turnirS &c. 10c per bunch parsley Sc. do
green peas 1oc per half peck carrots &C. 4c lettuce c
20, squashes &C. &c. each, cucumbers Csc 37c per
dozen, onions I0c. a l2c per bunch
FRuT.-Apples new 37c. per half peck pears Soc
3Ic do whoteberries l5c quart white currans &c.
red &C. per pound raspberres &C. 7c blackberrcs lbc
each.
loc. l5c per pound
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o'cIock from ths rcsdssos a hsr parents. - EAss Th.
tso0th ssSees.
soculnAyp.-As O~sngs, NJ j., On Thprsday evening,
July 23 FRp1sU A., infant Il Frederick A. South.
mAyd, of ths cisy, aged IL us0aihs.
vAIIxrrH-At Stamford, Conn, Monday July 90.
GsoaGa Mnxm vAlLlnr, aged IL mouths and days.
WHrnKv.--0u Thursday, July 23 q ch0lcsa infantum
CARRk LOUIS infant daughter " rhos aud Anloincste
ii. Whitney, aged months and days.
Tho relatives and risnds ot tho family invited 70
attend tho funeral this Saturday Afternoon al three
O'Clock, from tho residence of hcr paxcns Is Willow
place, Brooklyn, without further notice.
OBITUARY.
The destroying ravager, Death. has hurled from his
qdver another piuckng from tho sss OF devoted
friends and relatives q dear flower OF Affection to DO
uansplhnted into that garden who decay sick
ne-s Can interrupt these of Iovcne~ fashoacd by
The oreat Architect OF Nature. and presence
they bloom cterpally. We sude u the demise OF Miss
EMILY ApkAins OrrosoN eldest daughter ot cstima-
oc nnd honorcd ciii1cn Charles r. Oisnoa VI this city,
VINO atar brief sickness, winged hor histt the
spirit land July ~ 1868 aged y years. Her earthly pl.
rrmhxc MSS now osased and her yocng ana bcaut
tul body lies coid IN death waiting reposttory
where iupcnoirabo darkness aoue prsedes and solemn
awe pcrvndcs. She fears alarm nor fright tor her
spirit on wings OF angels has been her Svours
home there 10 ENJOY and drink from cuu ot e and
love his presence through endiesa eternity Whic
dear ana devoted relatives and mourn her
loss lot them solac- tho thought OF hor better
and not wish hcr back IN this selfish world. the old
grave sTr4ng's earliest nowes wall wnvc cmbsmatle of
the dear u commemovntee and before her ialhors
throne let ns hope shc nos casts hcr cfo~n Of gold /"
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4 III z N A v Y.
The Great E.sssrn Rock

The Great Eastern Rock.
IMPORTANT TO EAvIGAToRs or LONG ISLAND SOUND.
The United States coast survey steamer Corwin has
been employed in sounding tho rock upon which the
Great Eastern struck Shortly after tho acc
and the New London pilots pointed out the spot him.
These facts we're related to Prof. Bache
the Coast Survey wrote the pilots reference
It, but never received any from them It being
late in tho the work deferred this
mer when the Corwn despatched to do the work.
II has been accomplished and another rock dis
covered. The following Is the official report Of the oca-
,tion Of the rocks
l. The rock of Montauk Point upon which the steamer
nander T. s. Phelps United States Navy,
Survey.
IL lies three quarters NORTH by compass north "a
deg east, rue), from Montauk Point lighthouse distant
one and half nautical miles, and has four fahoms water
On IL At mean low water.
Another rock also found lying northeast by east
haif east by compass from the lighthouse distant nearly
one and half miles on which there four and
three quarters fathoms Of water low On
tie next side Of this rock close the depth eight
fathoIps a
Tho two rocks lie southeast by south half SOUTH and
northwest by north half north from other distant
half q nautical mile with from six TO fathoms
water between them .Nf
eouthern edge Of bank quarter OF a mile wde with
from five to six fathoms water on It, and running from
the rock north northeast, by compass half q mile
No lies near the south anglo OF a triangular bank.
with from hve u six fahoms on H. running quar-
Ter OF q mile north by and oueeighth of mile
south by east and five eiehths Of mile northeast by
compass, from tho rock
Both Of these banks hard and rocky
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Imp0rtan mt Circular.



ForRM AUDITORS urfrcK June IS, 1869.
T1,e following copy of letter recently addressed
30 fhs office by the Hon. Secretary o the Navy, which
general rnle 10 relation TO the subsistence q
On board Of public vessels, 10 which your attention Ia
rospectiuly specially Girestcd. and by which you
viii be governed. STEPHEN J. W. TABOR. Auditor.
NAVY IsrAKrxKSr June % 1858.
SsR-n feiy letter OF the 18th instant respect
ing the subsisteuce expenses of officers travelling
ORDERS OF the United states. board OF public
ses you informed that, ia view Of the long establish
ed usage the service 70 which have referred,
have reconsideration Of tho subject concluded that
will bc proper 70 extend the regulations Of tho depart
~ March II and April 9, 1868, respecting the sup
port OF PRISONERS. embrace tho q officers
substed while thus travelling board o psbc vessels
am, resIecIsiE, 70 your or ., ebsdsns dc servant,
Hon. }. w. fABoR, Fourth Auditor, Treasury Depart
ment
The following s tho regulations referred 70 in the fore
going teiter:-
NAvr DKYAErmyT, March II, 1853.
SnYour leater of the sth instant IN relation 70 she
expenses o pcrsous taken prizes and prisoners,
has been received Where soeh pesssas received
board vesses Of navy and take their meals with tho
wardro mess, the mess allowed one dollar PSF dion
Cor each person subsssd In other the ration
only n allowed.
NAVY DmAxrnpr, April Q, 1858.
When such persons neither take their meals with the
wsrdruom mesa with the crew their proportion Of
allowed, upon the certificate u ths caterer Of the me@
and approval Il the commanding oI,oer but such allow
ance pct 70 excesd tho rate ooe dollar day for each
person. sm respectfully. your obed'eot servant.
GIDEON wEIIfs, secretary of the Navy.
The design o the foregoing regulation simply
the mes thai may subsist officer (thus travelling
dor ordoss credited by tho aymaster Of the with
what the ns would have 70 pay In Consequence u sub
ment of bills Such credit not 20 exceed 81
dAy fx esch person thus subs stcd.
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Rrise Money.
TO THE EDrroR or rHE HERALD.

Nxw yoax, July "a, 1ses.
On se 9Th Of May 1884, ths steamer Crcassssn was CAP
cured by tho Uoited stats somerscseand taken
che nsx, day Key West shs there Condemned an
rafh pt and " View York sold The vesesI
ana eo,slerabe part Of the cargo bought by the
urpverr ment and she used naval transport
The usoc~~d. OF tho sale amounted 20 nearly hun
.6ycd thousand dollars. half of which supposed
would be M once distributed 70 the captoss; bat The
owners aprcaed 70 the supreme .onrt ard have thus
any u your reporters inform us when the viii
prpbsbly be disposcd o. Why decision delayed 70
long n 70, you viii confer grcat favor on the ccsrs
and sesw a the SOMERSET.
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Den ance Fire and burglar Proof safes;
also Sdeboard and Parlor Safes for silver plae &c 63
Murray corner Of College place. r NJ PATRICK.
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The Late Intense Excitement fn New York
IN Opposition 20 the eDran-Restoratfon
OF Order and TranqufIiity-Siapo Of the
City, Showing the Points or Conflict,
the Position OF the Property Destroyed,
&c., &c., DC.
The WEEKLY HERALD for this week rcady this (Satur
day. morning, will contain;- ~a
Report OF the Closing Of the Great Excitement
last week in New York. and Of the restoration Of order
and tranquility.
An excellent Map Of the Metropolis, showing tho rs
attacked by tho excited populacc the situation the
property destroyed, &c.
graphic account, from Special War Correspon
dent OF the Advance Charleston South Carolina with
description Of the Fight, Scenes. Incidents, &c.
very interesting account Of the Surrender Of Port
Hudson, Louisiana, TO the gallant Army OF General
Banks tho Terms OF the Capuation the Property Cap
tured, nc. a#
Account OF another brilliant Victory by General
Grants Army, in the Capture Of jackson Mississippi
and the Retreat Eastward OF Johnston and his Rebel
forces.
Important Advance OF General Rosecrans Army, and
the Retreat Of the Rebels under Bragg
The Latest Intelligence from tho Army OF the Potomac
and the Rebel forces In Virginia
The Latest News from North Carolina, Eastern virg
MIA, Tennessee, Kentucky, Texas, Mexico Havana, Flu
rope and all other parts OF the world.
Poetry" Charleston" !"
The very interesting story u "why Did Not Marry
KatIc-an Incident OF the Late Riot"
Sporting-gacng and Trotting--The great Rowing
Mstch between Hami and ward--The Prize Ring &c.
AericuituralGenerai Aspect OF Agricultural Arars--
longevity Of Plants and Trccs-lhe Poultry Yard-Tno
Flower Carbon, &c, &c
II win aso contain Reviews OF the Money Provision,
Cattle. Horse and Family Markets; Editorials ou Prom
Rent Events OF the Day, ship News and reports OF all
other Interesting and important ncws.
A large amount OF interesting Reading Matter.
Single copies Five cents Annual subscript price
one copy ......................,.... -
Three Copies D
FIVE copies
leu copies OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ............. I5
Any larger number addressed names Of subscribcrs
81 so each. An extra copy win be sent 70 every club
OF teu Twenty copies, TO address, year, S25,
and any larger number al proc. An copy will
be sent TO clubs os twenty 7he. 1ke ne WEEKLY
HERALD Tie chedpsa publicd'ioM IN ne country.
ADvERnsKkFsrs u al mited number, at ATTY cents
per line, will be inserted In the " EsxLY HERALD.
OMcsai Drawings or Murray, eddy 4
~ s..ss Casa s;st s;a
"A, "a, ~. 40. 70. u. IS, IS. rs, n, 20, 27.
:. :. :. Kssrvcsr. ClA. s9s-Jaly a 1856,
IL, 90, ~, 90, 81. 40. 23: 9, u. 76, G2. IS, GO,
MURRAY. EDDY 4 co,
Covinston. KY. or 81 Louis No.
Omeisl Drawiags Of tho shelby College
50, II, s.. g. Us -. is X. is. Il. Il 81. G 50. &C.
49, g. 49, a. e. Ss.'s a. s'?s s 4 ts , &c. 49, a. 4o 81,
JoHEa. NORRIS 4 CO.
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Iron Furniture, Iron Bsdsteads. Hat
Racks Umbrella Stands, Ac. HUTCHINSON 4 WICKER
SHAN. 1c9 Canal street. east OF Broadway.
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Eight Cartes de visite for One Dollar,
at BALCHs s65 Broadway No expense spare 70 produce
pood vprk
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lt Mud Now be Apparent to Every

~ Must Vow be Apparent I'd Every
American cssn b. be irish Dutch so,ss rrsnsh wssh
ItAian English, that the bloody pohteAl nc
leaders Of the reb~on, have Juass ss, si the
msnt of the United sst~s 70 nrs and only We
cannot ea b.sk 70 the nec soss wAo hsss 500.
before defencBg the fnSu oQnsllfutior and
besssd sovsrpmspt, but p0ve Ourselves worhy a
bssua their obers fshsss and scne W oung forward
Offering thsxr ptsss noe wafftag for fhe
Uniess do mis- We are fecrs.s 70 .pd pot vohy % ss
sirsn ~
iutiosary warthe UtsAs Of tka whs sarth-wto
framed hs c-sstscn. wr0ss Ds<aarssisa n fpi~y~n-
living sna.r AZ q %, 2ssrosa< fsle- ~sn ~ko hsys
doubts " nsr p4ye3rAl abf1y exdar~ ssdiegs tsy,
cal On Ds. mUhTHR No 0fvtsAon street. rsw Hers. Hs
va give ssn sush sdyce vi ssAbs thsa swssp tAs
lafSIDnl v1nnAas frsa ~ sase e ~ sarsA
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Twelve Carries de visits for One Doll
- PKRCIvAL It2 chalhlm areet.
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Persoaaa In nssslagsnos.

Christopher Morgan, q Aurora; Dr. Jones and iAdy, II
wsshingtnu. r. CaiiiEsn, oAQhio Hon n Hrde0 and
A. Tompscus a Warrington; j. Bridge, u Augusta J. W.
Msseie, d Ludo0, and J. ID. Hay and Dr. 7. Hay and
IaAy. u Ptlsdsphs, are sssppsg q ths Aston Hos.
The New York herald., 1863-07-25

SanEord's Minstrcis Take = Bencf7t To.
day At Barnum's with superb bin 90 and see them
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Bridgewster Paint-Firs and watsr
Proof-fcr cottages harms roofs outside work &c
r. REYNOLDS Agent u Maiden lane
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Important and True.-Boswe1f d War
Color6r for cooring hair and whskers beautiful
anl natural brow black, without wash preparation
oheeruly recommend OF the few artce possessing
y. G. RUsHroN chemist and druggist al Broadway.
Splendid article ladies' hair. IL natural
pearance . few hours without injury, trouble entang
ling. BREAUTEAk. Ladies Hair Dresser
81 Court street, Brooklyn.
Guaranteed bes, and cheapest Try a. yoa will no
other Sold BY leading drgzsts General depot g. John
nj
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Ferris 4 sosSs 0wn and Paris Boots,
Shoes Ac Nassau street and 90 Broadway two doors