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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-17
a Chance fOr secesh to How.

We have been surprised not to see in any
of the rebel papers expressions ofindignant
horror, over a clear and atrocious case Of
Northern savage barbarity, recently display
ed in Kansas. The New York World, Ex-
press, and similar papers, always quick to
impeach every decisive act of loyal citizens
or soldiers, have passed this wretched event
by in perfect silence. Doubtless the facts
in the case are not known, and We shall be
doing secesh sympathizers and the Confed-
crate cause generally. great favor by fur
nishing them with the grand opportunity
Of bowling. The most hardened will be
shocked to know that Reverend head has
felt the blow. A good Baptist Elder is the
victim of Kansas vengeance. Not stricken
down upon the field Of battle; not bravely
met and conquered in honorable warfare,
but hunted like wild beast, shot by boys,
and then painting, wounded and bleeding,
pierced through and through with barbar-
Gus arrow from the hands Of a wild Della
ware Indian. The circumstances of this
tragic event, are as follows:
Upon the morning of the 2Ist of August
the Rev. Mr.. Scaggs accompanied Quantrile
in his little expedition to Lawrence, proba-
bly, in the capacity ofchaplain to the forces.
OHCo III TIE ClIyS nIS OIuclal QuJleS not De-
ing very urgent, he aided the gang in the
work of that morning. To show that ell
thy lucre" was rot overly precious to him,
he directed his attention mainly to kiIIin0
instead of plumber. According to his own
testimony, fifteen unarmed men were sent
to the other world by the deadly aim of his
revolvers alone in those two hours Among
those whom it was quite certain that he
killed, were John Speer. Jr., George Burt.
Judge Carpenter and N. Stone, of the City
Hotel. An old colored man, upwards of
ninety years old, was also probably one of
his victims.
Some of those whose houses were burned
had frequently sat under his preaching years
ago in this State. Wearied by his labora
be refreshed himself with such liquors as
he could obtain in the sacked buildings.
His zeal, quickened beyond the limits of
prudence by the whisky he had imbibed,
he recklessly remained behind the gang as
they left town, and was followed and killed.
as we have indicated above. If secesh
can't make capital of this case, they need
not expect 10 find anything in this region
that they can make it out of.-RansGs City
Journal.
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THE APPROACH OF DEATH.-As life ap-
proaches extinction. insensibility super
venes-a numbness and disposition to re-
pose, which does not admit of the idea of
suffering. Even in those cases when &C
tivity of mind remains to the last, and
when nervous sensibility would seem TO
continue, it is surprising how often there
has been observed happy state of feeling
on the approach of death. eff had suf-
ficient strength to hold pen, I would write
how easy it is to die" were the words of
the celebrated William Hunter during his
last moments. Montague, in one Of his
essays, describes an incident which left him
so senseless that he was taken up for dead.
On being restored. however, he says: ''Me
thought my life only hung upon my lips.
and 1 shut my eyes to help thrust it out,
and took pleasure in languishing and letting
it CO." An English writer records that a
gentleman who had been rescued from
drowning declared, that he had not expert
enced the slightest feeling of sufocation.
The stream was transparent, the day bril-
liant, and as be stood upright, he could see
the sun shining through the water, with a
dreamy consciousness that his eyes were
being closed forever. Yet he neither feared
mis- fate nor wished to avert it. A sleepy
sensation, which soothed ard gratifed him.
made a luxurious bed of a watery grave.
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A Quick CREAM CHEEsE.-Nearly every
good housewife knows how to make Dutch
cheese with lobbered milk, which when
skillfully handled is palatable dish for the
tea-table. Here is recipe for cream
cheese, which farmers can try, who have
the material to spare. and desire an extra
nice dish for special occasions: Take quart
of cream, or if not desired very rich, and
one pint of new milk. warm it in hot water
(if necessary } until it is the tem,Pature Of
CT rennet, let it stand till thick, then break
it slightly with spoon and place it in a
frame eight inches square, and four inches
deep, in which fine canvas cloth has been
placed, press it slightly with weight, let
it stand twelve hours, then put finer cloth
in the frsme-a little powdered salt should
be put over the cloth; it will be st for use
in day or two.-OAio Farmer. I
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EMPORIA KANSAS SATURDAY. OdROBER II 1868
DEAD.

DEAD
The seasons weave their ancient dance,
The restless ocean GIBBS and flows,
The world rolls on through day and dark,
Regardless of our joys or woes.
Still mp the breezy western slopes
The reaper girls, like apples brown,
Bend. singing, TO their gleeful toll,
And sweep the golden harvest down.
Still, where the slanting sunlight gilds
The boles of cedar at d of pine,
Chants the lone baekbird from the brake,
With melancholy voice divine.
Still all about the mossv tracks,
HUNS at his drag the woodward bee;
Still fitfully the corn -crake's note
Come to me from the upland lea
Still round the forest bower she loved,
The wOodbine trails its rich festoons;
The slumbrous peoples burst and fall
Beneath the silent autumn moons.
Still round her lattice. perched aIoof,
In sunny shade Of matched caves,
The jasmine elings. with yearning pale,
And withers in its shroud of leaves.
Still round the old familiar porch,
Her cherished roses blush and peer,
And tll the sunny air with balm,
And strew their petals year by year.
Nor here within one touch of change!
The fOOtstoOl-the embroidered chair
The books-the arras on the wall
The harp-the music-all are there.
No touch of change! close my eyes
1t cannot be she comes no more!
hear the rustling of her dress;
l hear her footsteps on the floor:
feel her breath upon my brow;
| feel her kiss upon my check;
Down. phantoms Of the buried past!
Down, or my heavy heart must break
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-17

A New PRIxrER.-At the case by our
side we see the well-knowu figure Of John
Speer. He is sticking type. just as heussd
TO be thirty years ago. His paper, the
Kansas Tribune. was utterly destroyed in
the Lawrence Massacre. Since that time
he has issued one Dumber Of his paper from
the Topeka Tribune Office, and smother from
our Office. He will not dieappOiBt his pa
irons. or be prevented from fulfilling his
obligations even by such terrible massacre
as that at Lawrence. That is the reason he
is sticking type. The thousands of friends
of Mr. Speev, here and elsewhere, fully sp-
preciate his devotion.-Leav. Conservative.
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Protestant CHURCHES IN PARIS. = A
Paris letter of the Providence r. I. Jour

PorEsrANr CHURCHES IN PARIS. = A
Paris letter of the Providence R. I. Jour
nal says:
protestant churches have multiplied in
Paris within few years. French and for
eign chapels included, there cannot now be
less than a dozen. A short time ago the
chapel of the British Embassy went a-beg-
cling for a small sum necessary to keep it
from going by the hammer, and now the
English and Scoth have four or Eve places
of worship. The Americans have two !;
that in the Rue de Berry being the hand
soonest of ali the Protestant chapels here.
unless the new English Methodist be placed
before it. There are about million Pro-
testants in France, and the country is fair
field for Protestant propagandism. The
numerous readers that Mr. Remains book
has found prove that the French are ma
ton of independent thinkers"
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The Devil must look out for the integrity
of his dominions. Yancey, Hindman. Penn
berton, " StoneWall" Jackson, Mosby.
Holmes, and the other Seceders, that have
lately gone TO hell. will get up a rebellion,
and Floyd will steal his birthstone.
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EMPORIA HOUSE.

N. S. STORRS, PRoPRIETOR.
YTNIIE travelling public can be well cared for al
80 this House, on the most reasonable terms.
Good StaLling connected with the House Ia
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The Albuquerque IN. NJ Press says.
the annual trade Of New Mexico with the
States amounts TO so, 600. geo. fe
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-17
MISUNDERSTANDING.

MADDOX Sc THOMAS
VTAVE opened a new Blacksmith Shop OIL
III SIXTH AVENU f, in the west part of town
and are prepared to carry on the business in all
its various branches.
Empolia November % 1861. 2l5
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p a n tt n O. .
GEORGE B. COOPER,

House, Sign & Carriage Painter,
su GLAZIER AND PAPER HANGER
shop under Masonic Hall, Commercial street
EMPORIA. KANSAS. Su1
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-17

Perea's majority for delegate from New
Mexico, over Gallegos. IS about ], 200.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-10-17

SHINGLES! SHINGLES!
VTNHE undersigned having ren.odeed the old
Vangundy Machine now prepared to
furnish Shingles of the best quality, cheap. for
cash, or trade For further particulars inquire at
the farm of DAVID VANGUNDY, one mile be-
low the Junction. at the residence OF Ornn
CLARK eo,ner North Avenue and Water street
Neoeho Rapids. ORRIN CLARA,
Neosho Rapids. May . 1863 284-S35
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The seasons weave their ancient dance,
The restless ocean GIBBS and flows,
The world rolls on through day and darI
Regardless of our joys or woes.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11
vtvAsuINGroN ALEXANDRIA AND GEoR0ETowN
w Railroad. SllJ,Ovp First Mortgage Bonds

The undersigned ocr for sale IN io,s 70 snm pnresa,srs
alp.pD nortgsGe Bcnda Of the Washinson Aehan.
dria aud Georgetown Railroad bearing seven Per cent
interest pa able semi annually At the Meponan bank %
nis e,v These bonds oniy charge pom road
m,rs long extending from the depo. o. ,e bsmofs 40
Ohio Railroad ia Of washington, 70 the depot
Of the Orange Alesandris RAresa ln he o Of A.n
sndrs Va forming .oe os,S N he ro,omas yer Thes
bonds are issued under act of Congress PASSED March
south side * Potomac SAID river g and and aons
81, IN. .sen,e 10 the Ranof. spd Ohio Railroad depot
ne entire roceeds tie sale u the bonds will be appro
rr,sed ~ lie construction OF bridge the Po
inmsc. -. ~ 49,. .o..,h.. --,.x :. . 49, 49,
s.,r In the road the affairs of the company,
,as 10 a. the Office Of the company, ali Psnnsyl
anis avenue washngon A. To, banking house OF III O.
sTEBBINs son, B Exchange place.
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OFrIcE OF STREET COMMISSIONERS. an BROAD.

~ way, New YORK
To conrccrsProposals, ineosed in sealed envelope;
endorsed with ine tte he work, aud with the name Of
Until saturday, J0y IL, isGi at il ocoe< 4 u.
For regulating and grazing set curb and gutter and flag
avenues
For resu aiing ana grading Ninety fourth street. between
For setting curb and gutter and Tag Ninety third street,
between Thiru d fourth avenues.
For setting curb and gutter and nag Eighty street,
between Ei ighth venue and Broadway.
For sela. enrb and gutter and rag one Hundred and
For setting curb and gutter and Tag Ffueth street. be-
For rescne curp fiityiouh street. between Third aud
For asrns wes, side Lexington avenue between Foro,h
and For streets and north Foreth be-
tween na 4 sn nq os on New e. On.
Hundre and Twenty second and One Hundred and Twenty
For ling sunken lots between Hnadred and Twen.
weghn Que Hundred and Twenty ninth streets, aud
for fencing lots Sixth avenue from Ff,ie,h to
F street. also ffscth street from Fifth 10
For new hose carriage for Hose Company No 20
For building pier al the loot OF Trveehth street. North
FOR building pier at the foot OF One Hundred Seven
FOR dreasine slip seiween pier. g and 81 North river
FOR drrd-lng slfp between piers 50 and III Eas rver
For dredging sip foot ~ Gcuverneur street Eas
For building steam IRE engine and tender for Company
For building hrc engine ard tender for Company
For building steam nre engine tender for Company
FOR building steam Gre tender for Company
por building steam ere engine and tender for Company
Nc. so
SaiIdns hoo. And And ls;esr truck or Company
For bnilcing new nos- carriage for Company No 81.
curb and gutter ana has on tishh aven1. between fifty
ninth and hishty second tr cts
New house Tor Lnglne Conrsny No %
an, ssIesms.,. g Gao = o.' ns. Al Isl. cinsr. ,.a,
CHARLES q. CORNELL street Commissioner.
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DANCING ACADEM MIEs.

AWE sArvAGEAU's DANCING ACADEMY, u
Nt B~foy risoe tk'eecker sfrert-AH ihc iash.naof
30 u twelve fes-ia az rodcrAt Ptlce ttant
assembly hs evening Nice lady dancers, and 5000 muse
Adniss On Afty cep-a
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

rr,o DENTISTS. -AFRFYcH LADY, LATELY ARRIVED
having for the past thirteen years conducted olce
~ her own wishes situation as assistant dentist under
stands her ,horoashy speaks German Address
Dentist. Herald ohce
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N rnn wASTaD-FoR TWELVE MONTHS, POS
SDUV sihy iess rne 800 premium paid; secured
,pwaras Of 40 acres of nd Good references given. Ad-
dress y. q. Dor 800 Herald oncc.
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ryoRroRATloN NOTICE,

HORrORATloN NOTICE
~ The Committee Ferries of Board OF Aldermen will
meet in room No g. City Hall on Mouday, the 18Th instant,
IL O'clock A. to hear all interested in the ferry
from the foot OF Forty North rivpr, Wee
hawken, n. J. Punetual att ndance Us rrlutsied.
JOHN T. HENRY
PETER Mitchell.
GEORGE A. JEREMIAH.
Committee on Ferres
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sPolkTINe.

94N $3.50
A SCHOONER YACHT FOR sALE-ABOUT i0l TONS,
"A completely Furnished VITA beds bedding, table linen
MIDDLETON ARNOLD. IS wAl street
L,RANCfs BUTLER, no. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL
H the choice Breeds Tor sale ant Buffers Iui sl
be Mango Cure and Flea kntermnator per bottle
Butter new WORK, 81 Doss UoasaeI trained, sc Mcdi
cioes for ali diseases
L,oR sALE-A PAIR OF BULL TERRIERS. PAIR
IT o. Cocker spanles thoroughly trose; one sitx DOG
and uair OF small Black aud Tan Terrier Puff Also
pair of Back and Tau Terriers scotch Terriers
small Ssye Terrier AL of tie puresi Jrttg and
Call al No "A Roosevelt nrst door JOHN GRAY
LroR sALE--A YACHT OF ABOUT IS rJSs IN con-.
~ pete order FOR terms ~, Apply 70 CALDWELL 4
MORRis 10 Oid Slip.
DigEos SHOOTING Mr. 5oHN HENRY DE MOTT
Wall street, Nrw YORK. matches a aesgnst New
fr -sry Ncw jersey oscar Saudiord 10 saoot as
Go4 DE tus Mr lc Mott refuses o uaAe hls mar 0Ht
the day Of he match 70 iake place Monday u. lsa of
July. al Oscar SAndfords
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, n "a cERrIFlcArns -HAvINa nAp sNK Toorm

J,)U exirasied, without lan ~ Dr .. JAY VIII.
ffES re- Grand street two blocks from BrnairAy, /
6aetfv insert tbI4 lston a. those suffer
ng ifora too,bsche D. FRANK CROW Jr Pos, Once dc.
Iarinena
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

CORPORATION NOTiCE-DEpARTMENT OF FL
~ nauce.-Cty of New York-Ol.ce OF the Clerk OF Ar
rears-Pubc notice hereby given that sale Of property
for unpaid Assessin Real Estate for
opcnng Central Park, conhrmsa February ls5, VIII ake
place the City Hail. in the City of New
York, TUESDAY the twentieth OF October next, Mt
~ O'Clock at noon Of that and be continued from day
to day until the whole shall be sold. The detailed state
the properly to be sold is published In the New
York Commercial Advertiser daily printed and
publish In the city of New York Copies be had
Application at this cce BY order OF the Comptroller July
iS,3 AUGUSTUS PURDY, ,ClerS Of Arrears.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

mo FIND THE BEST SUMNER HOTEL-FINELY
shaded pure air. excellent Sea Bathing good Drives,
ana good Living apply Immediately for Rooms al the Fair
field House. Fairfield Connecticut, kept by William H. Bur-
roughs.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

r AIDES, no OIMPOSITION-MADAMEB BLANCli, THE
IL European Claryoyant anl Astroioet has arrived
Size was torn with natural Z IT, She tells your very
tbou tts bruas those separated, a.d causes
speedy narrages tells of the rerson you VIII
marry shows you OF future husband
or sent friend reality. Ladies ~ cents 6enuenan
l2 West Twenty eehth street near sc enth av
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IyropTAyr pTscovERy-TEErH ACTUALLY TX

IMPORTANT DtsCOvERy.-TEErH ACTUALLY Ex.
ractad without pain ard without the administration Of
rhorolofm eher More than go voluntary cerneates
fro dsng guishei eitgens in their own writing aud
ter own signatures and addresses may be a
once among whom several eminent physicians and
sargcons kndy allowing 10 refer 10 them personally
vrben desired fhs used other ofce this
country Fef each Tooth except where we 20 inser,
witch receiye fee .for
,ry AMERICAN TEETH COMPANY Dcutsd ss4 Bowe.
~ xsorposite Fifth street ~ B.-Cut this out
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

A sToNIsHING-MADANE MORROW. SEVENTH
"A daughter foresight to tell how and how often
you marry. and all you wish TO know even your taonshis
or 20 pay Lucky charms free Her equal s not 10 be
found Her nagc image In full operation No si
Ludlow street. below Houston. rs cents Gentlemen not
admitted.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

TO FARMERS PROFESSIONAL OR AMATEuR-I
i will pa "a b, from $500 TO $500 for Farm not
exceeding 2x hours from this city but must have bar
gain Address stating everything desirable 10 know, Rustic,
He aid olee.
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up spaurNs RANK voR

THE TRUSTEES OF The sEANENs BANK FOR
i savings have orierei that tfree Of
BE- paid TO depos,ors entitled thereto for the sr
months ending June 10 foows.On oi I've hun
dred dollars aud under At the Of ave cent
mum, and exceeding ave hundrld dollars. y tho
of 70 per snnun, payable and a,er hon
day 2h instant The interest wl be placed % the creah
OF depnstors as rraclpal WIN. III. MACY. frendenl
WfllIAx NELSON, Secretary.
Nav YoRK. July g. 1865.
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T ONG BRANCH FOR SALE, A VALUABLE CORNER
II site FOR large hotel situated between the Pavilion and
Green's hoes 800 feet front the $50 feet deep,
exiendide the beach. Also, six Collase LoA In
cation. Apply TO j. SOILS RITTERBAND, 80 Wall street
(Jauncey court).
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

MANUFACTURING PROPERTY FOR sALE-Ar ONE
M fourth its cost and onehaf .yaue 1t 10 located 30
miles New York by rail nes extensive and va
BILE Buildings Machinery, ncud ng Engine, Boilers,
Shafnp Beipr Sc., with few of land and excel
lent privile price $5U9 Apply after IL clock
20 q PRATT. S2
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DENTISTRY.

nRJ A. REED. LATE SURGEON SIXTY NINTH
~ regiment N. s. ", rcspectals informs his former
patrons ina, lie has resumed the practice OF Dentistry
ali s branches Once and residence No 20 Srth
near seyente enth street
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

TNO LEr-WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, THAT
comfortable plainly furnished four House, 80 West
Twenty sixth sree rent very low 10 good tenant In
quire on the PREF mises
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

WANTED TO EXCHANGE-A QUANTITY OF PRO-
w consisting OF several Parcels worth IN the
New YORK. part of II improved and AL o II unencum
ned for desrab Property In this city The ad
wishes concentrate his property in this vicinity,
where be better managed by auring his
Eurooe. Principals address with iuIl par
uculars Europe OF box 2.450 N. Y. Post ollce.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

COX HERE-ARE YOU IN TRouBLEf HAVE YOU
IL been deceived tried withf Have your fond hopes
beef blased by false pro.nis.sy II 20 MADAME
ROSS Tor satisfaction. In love affairs she was
never known She briggs together these long epa
rated correct likeness OF future husband or
absent friend Lucky numbers free No % West Tweny
between sixth and Seventh Name
ON tho door Ring The basement bell
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

AIRS. DuvAL. INDEPENDENT CLAIRvolANT, III
mi West Fifteenth street. between Sixth and seventh ave.
noes never fs formation OF lost property
absent nds aud business affairs genoral,, Mrs.
Duya only genuine independent tairyoyant Who ad
yerses the Herald and the only one VINO an or care
refer 30 parties VINO have consulted her
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

yLANTEp-A SMALL COUNTRY SEAT. WITH ONE
w OF Ground within is miles Of the city,
worth about $500 in exchange Tor desirable House and
E. G. LOCKE, 20 Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

DRoGNosrIC AsqRoSoMY--DR L. D. BRouGHT0N
L can le consulted in the above useiul and delightful
science affairs and contingencies OF human life such
eourship. marriage, ayeing, removals lawsuits oo.
property sickness TIE welfare
sf absent fr &C. ladies 81 cents. Gentlemen 81.
exaninat made For nrther parienars
send for sBrpughon Monthly Planet Rrad combining
the Iatyilss o. Hon ". Seward ieuera Grant and Of
CrperaiN r. Banks: the Fate of tre Natoo &C. Price
y ma 10 be had at book stores, and az the
Oh street thrd deor beow Prime street n
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

NANTEp-To HIRE OR PURCHASE FROM THE ISL
w Of August a tree story and basement brick House
with all motern impros emenis Location Wal
lcry Brooklyn Address, with full particulars r..
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

MANHATTAN SAVINGS INSTITUTION, JULY g. Is6s-
u Twenty.afth Dividend -The Trustees OF this nsitu-
tion have directed that interest be pad all deposits
the rules entte therefor the Of Ave
all Of $500 and under four per per
al sums exceeding $50, payable and after
July 20, free from government tax
Interest will be credited under date Of July and IL not
Withdrawn will receive interest the deposit
EDWARD ScHELL. Treasurer n
Z. y ALvonp. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

THO LET-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE, WITH FIF
sixteen the foot Of Sixty sixth street
East river with carriage house and sabe fruit and shade
abundance and vegetable garden well stocked
fine residence any gentleman doing business down
For further particulars inquire 1876 East Tenth street. Dry
Deck N
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

b; MAURICE, THE GREAT AsIRULUUEK.-As
the hand Of tate has marsed ot the path Of each nd
ydual, Prof.. MAURICE un.od meanderlnps OF
the past present and future the whole field oi all
happiness misery through whole
life He describes your inended hnsoand or WIFE tells me
VIII causing SPEEDY marriages he
will tring success out hopeless All sho
cons Prof viii be OF under
taxing have good luck and be prosperous through life
Fee-Ladies 90 cents; gentlemen 81. Hours iron A. NJ
TIL T.. M. Once l26 BeecAer street, near oostir
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

ITO LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE. 100 WEST THIR
i teenth street. House has all modern improvements
and centrally located For further particulars inquire
the eInisA
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

ICARE tHANIE FOH MAUFACTUKEKS-WATER
~ Power for sale or 10 let ready Tor xnd Of
chinery, the building Of brick, VITA stone foundation,
stories high 80 by S feet overshot wheel all iron.
will drive machinery the building VIII hold
fai strean about IL OF land, and
modae 80 ~ families; aso good storehouse all in
Cornwall Orange county 60 miles from New YORK. and
wnin ~ drive of the the Hl..son river,
haf mile from the Erie Branch Railroad Parties
wanins water power and everything ready 10 put in
chinery viii End u TO their interest this
~ For further particulars apply 10 HOMER MORGAN
No z Pine street.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

rrHB CLIFF HOUSE RYE. wFsTcHFsTER COUNTY.
a. most beautifully situated The shore ~ tho
sypnd. IA twenty i've miles distant ~ the New Have,
Paea Auue arron u,odat0ne borses and csrfisgrs
80 uosya toes other annoyances FINE bathing beach
boauns, and O'hef wa'es amu'eH,.np PARKER propreor
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

DIsCHARGED SOLDIERS OF THE THIRTY sIxTH
- regiment York State Volunteers their
boun'y paid TO them BY CLARK ELLIOTT, 639 Broad
WAY r. r.
The New York herald., 1863-07-11

DIsCHARGED SOLDIERS OF THE TWENTY FIFTE
- regiment New York STATE Volunteers have their
bounties and pay advanced by CLARKE ELLIOTT, $50
Broadway n Y.