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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

MADAME PORTER'S CURATIVE BALSA
has long tested the truth that there frs, priucul
in heiicinc as there is in Science and this Medicl
is compounded on principles SUITED TO the manit4
nature of MHn! The cure of Colds it in keeping or,
the pores. md creating gentle internal wHrn.3
and this caused by the use OF This Me.icine Ifs -
medal qualities are based oil lis power To assist t
healthy and vigorous circuintionof blood lhrou n
lungs. it eElivens the muscles and assists the - N
Perform its duties Of regulating the heat Of tho -
TEN. and in gently throwing OF the waste -ubs,ar,
from the surface of the toiy. Il is not violent rem
dy, but tbs emp!lirr'. warming, s.trehin, and eft,
tive. Sold ty all druggist u; Is and IS cents II
oottle. aug. i.u
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29

tH~The Wyoming Seminary boarding
house At Kingston, was destroyed by Gre on
Wednesday lsr4
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
FEMALES! FEMALES I FEMALES,

Use that Safe Pleasant Remedy known MS
HFLMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
For all the Complaints Incident to tho sc,.
No Family should be without 1t,
And none will when once tried by then
II Is used by
YOUNG AND OLD,
In tho Decline or Change of Life. D
Before and after Marriage
During and after Confinement
To Strengthen the Nerves
Restore Nature TO Its Proper Channel, and
invigorate the Broken-down Constitutio.
From whatever Cause Originating.
USE NO MORE WORTHLESS PILLS,
Take
HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
See Adveri-emen in another column. Cut OF
and send for it,
aug 2m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29


CoLoREp SoLDIERs.-We learn now that
the press-gang of the rebel government has
been instructed to gather up all the light
complerione1 slaves in the Confedcracy. This
we suppose, may !'e considered the entering
wedge, and we may look, of course, If the
war continues, to see n gradual deepening
of the shade. until we come down to the
lowest stratum. in the unadutcrated eb0Hy
We like this idea of the measurement ul
shades and colors hugely, because it is so
artistic and so suggestive. What school
will it not open for the study of the chtdro
Oscuros Although it is settled law-and
theology. too, in the Sunny South-that the
largest possible infusion of the genuine Cau-
casian fluid, is sufficient to purge or wash
out the Hdmuic taint-and that a single
drop or two of the negro lymph is so much
more potent than the generous Saxon, as to
corrupt the circulation OF a heart full of the
other, it has never yet been decided, we
think precisely what complexion it requires
to entitle Il man to he considered as the
dominant race, or to he allowed the privi-
lege of owning or governing himself. The
talk about colored men is, in our view, Il
little indefinite, with so many vari'ies of
complexion and race. as we can exhibit here
unless it is coupled with the new phraseolo-
gy, "of African descent" which would, how
ever. exclude not only the Berbers, and the
MoOrs, and the Arab. but even the Dutch
men of the Cape. We doubt whether even
Judge TANEY has ever condescended to eX-
plain how dark the individual must be, who
has no rights that Il white man Is bound
to respect 1t is a question, however, winch
returns upon us under the Southern Con-
scription, and which it now behooves the
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shamoktn Cor, Trade.

SuAsokia, Aug. -, 1863.
Tons. Get
sent for week ending Aug. a. 8,002 OIL
Por last report, l53,4is IL
l6l,450 Is
10 same time last yoar, 1i5,656 W
l5,749 06
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
y III IEI.
Ter MANCFACTrRISG CoNrANY,
4j3 Broadway, New York.
Office $40 Chestnut 81.
philsielt,l.

IiaRrkfiTy oF PFYsIctAsS.--rt has always be,
said that physicians would disparago any rcmci
however valuable which they did not oriS gins
themselves. This has been dsprovcd by their hbrr
have adopted them into general in their prac'i
which shows n willingness 10 countcnnuce articl
that hsve intrinsic merits which deserve their ATTIC
ton. This does the learned profession great crcG
and efeciually contradcts the prevalent crroHc..
notion that their opposition To proprietary rrmcd
is based in their interest 10 discard them. We hu
always had confidence in the honorable inntYcs
our medical mcn and are glad TO find it sustain,
by The liberal welcome they accord to such rsrned
as Aver 4 Cos inlntuble remedies, even thou.
they not ordered in he books but are madc kuo
to the people through thenewslGp.rs New Orlea-
Beits
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Lg -. D. a.. @. u. ~
STATEN ISLAND
FANCY DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
BARRETT, NEPHEW 3 co, p oprietors
OFFICES No. AZ North Eighth ST., Philadelphia
and 4 7 J ohm ST. New York.
Our success in Dyeing and Cleansing Garments o.
Velvet. Cloth. SILK Morino De Lainr. &c 1o
and Shswls of almost every description, is 50 We ]
known that We only desire 10 remind our friends
the public generally. that the season for gettini
ready their Fall Goods is now At hand
Goods received and returned by Express.
BARRETT, NEPHEWS A CO.
Aurpst % IgR9 Am M
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-29
COPPERHEADs AND DEMOCRATS
THE DIFFERENCE.

Since the leaders of the Democratic party
abandoned their places in that organization,
to conduct the present rebellion, that party
has been, and is now, controlled by their
abettors and apologists. These leaders, and
their present followers, compose that class of
the Democracy fitly termed Copperheads.
Many good men, while nobly supporting the
Government, still claim to belong to that
party, although denied all voice in its coun
ellis. These are true Democrats Thus while
all Copperheads are professed Democrats,
all Democrats are not, of necessity, copper
heads; and the importance of making this
distinction matter of record, though it
may not be fully appreciated now, perhaps,
will hereafter serve to protect loyal men
from unmerited dishonor and obloquy, when
the day of retribution comes.
The distinction between these two classes
Of Democrats is clearly defined, and readily
illustrated. The one yields his party pre-
judices, and forgets its traditions, when
armed treason--inaugurated by oncetrusted
Democratic leaders-aims blow at the life
of the nation The other basely abandons
his country in the hour of need, at the bid
ding of its foes These hate treason, because
it is to the last degree infamous; those, apo
logize for traitors, because they are Demo
Gratis The high, manly aspiration of the
Government of his fathers; the groveling
instinct of the Copperhead is the restoration
of party, justly destroyed for its high
crimes against liberty and humanity in aid.
ing this internal rebellion.
As foul examples of the copperhead, we
have Yallandigham, Seymour, Wood, Bu-
chanan, Cox, Voorhees,. Pierce, Toucey,
Richardson and Woodward; while Andy
johnson, Hamilton of Texas, Dickinson
Stanton, Sickles, Dix, Hooker, Logan, Burn
side Butler, Rosecrans and Grant are bril-
! liant representatives of that other class, who
loving their country more than party, scorr
to affiliate with any but those who are un
equivocal in their loyalty 10 the Union.
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II a Z Es :. esE, =.

On the 18th inst. Il. the PLAIN Creek F.
sonace, by the Rev. y. II. Shcrts. Mr.. >
sept r. Lyle. To- Miss MARY ANN PERsIS
all Of Lower Augusta.
p.s9 :. .c
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e T. q z gssS

In Mi!tNn. on the 22d inst. JOHN COOS
LANDER, Esq, prominent citizen NJ t}a,
place
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Wheat continued inactive, with sales OF only 20 COO
bushels at 81 70 81 10 for red and amber Western.
81 90 for white do, 81 81 81 ct for Milwaukee club and
amber spring. and 81 81 So for Chicago spring, Corn
was rmer and more active the sales comprising 10000
bushels mixed Western at 90c 92c for sound aud soc
Soc for unsouna and heated. saes also made OF
$500 bushels Of rye at 81 0s 81 L. aud 500 bushels
barley at 81 S. Oats continued good reqaest at roc
s5c., according to quality.
CorrEE -Sa!es were confined 10 small ote OF Rio,
jamaica &C., at preyiots rates, the market being quito
duh
CoITos was heavy and in very lmied demand at 7sc.
soc. for IN ddiines.
FRuT.--1he market was quiet, with downward ten.
dency in prices q m 80 descriptions.
FRtIrHIs.-lherc co ng In this LII To day,
and rather more 1mness in rates. 10 Liverpool thee
were shipped 500 bLls fcnr Is Cd; $1,000 bushes
grain at 5a1d 3D. ~ ak and sli,s bags 800 bbi.
pork Is. 3d. and 500 paciag bacon. lard, &c, at
los. 21s. Cd To Bristol there taxi eco bbls.
-four on D. To London there wore engaged 100 tercos
and bbls pork a. Is 3s $50 tierces to ~ A.. $50
raisages provisions at 22s 3d. and 20 tons ape wood
river
Hops were in moderate demand at 2c &c. for new
crop.
METALS were quiet and prices generally depressed.
MorAssxs-saies to day were unimportant, and the
market depressed.
NAVAL Sroiss.-There very little inquiry for any
article. Spirits turpentne was quoted duh at 81 10
s. 90. small lot of strained rosin was sold at go
little stirring In other descriptions Prices steady
PRoySloNs.-The market was irmer and more active
for' pork tho sales Of which reached 200 6bls; at
Sl4 12h Sl4 SIX for old mess, SfG 81 $40 90 for
do, ana Sill 30 S3 20 for prime Beef ruled duh
at sll 25 si3 for plain. aud sla So 70 Cor extra
Sales made Of 1,7oo bbis. and tierces OF
lard within the range OF loac l17c 300 boxes OF
bacon at &c. 94c., and GOO packages OF hams and
shoulders &c SIC. and 5tsc. &c. Butter was sci
ling at pc. Csc FOR state and &c. &C. Tor Western
Cheese attracting attention at 13c. f5No
kdch-Ihe market was quiet and prices were unse'ei
SArr.-1here was better inquiry for Liverpool sack
at previous quotations.
SUGARS quiet, with GALES ofonly 4l0 hdds at 1896
1870. for New Orleans and l0stc. lie for Cuba.
TArAow was heavy at l21sc. n l2xc, with salcs OF
65 900 lb.
TEAS steady in price, but inactive.
WBAI.soNE was held army, with, however, very little
doing in IL.
WmsxEY-There were 400 bp,s. gold within a range OF
from 400. a 4yc, the atter rate for Il. 1 d.
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BArI,-PAnxER.--O On THURSDAY March 10, by the Rev.
Mr.. Newman, wa. H. BALL, OF this city, TO viotErIA T.
PARSER, formerly 0r Syracuse.
BRowEe-SIswaET.-O Thursday, March 10, by tho
Rev. george Junkin, d. d., AIyRtp BRowlJ, y. :. ".
To SAgH A. daughter Of Charles stewart Esq all OF this
city, No cards.
CoRysuJe-wnLIAnsoN In Greenpoins, Tuesday,
March IL by the Rev. Mr. Tailor DIVA CORNELL on Now
York, to Miss ALICE l.. WILLIAMSON, OF Grconpomt, l..
Ca,cs--JASsEv.-On Wednesday, March 49, BY the Rev.
A. H. Partridge. Wx c. Coils TO Miss EsasoR NJ JkxsEN
all of Williamsburg. No cards.
DrE--spgSs ER.tn Thursday March IL, al the resi-.
dence Of the bride father JosKpH DYE Of Stapicon s.
l., 10 MATTE N. SPIy, ER, OF South River, MI
LYNB-SMrH.-At Sc. Johns church. Elizabeth, ~ j,
GEoscx W LyScu, OF Philadelphia, TO Miss AsSn ~,
youngest daughter 81 the late Col kenderton smith, %
kenderton, Philadelphia
OAKIEY--MAGiI--Dn Wednesday, March Is, by tho
Rev T. Magic LEWIS W. OAKLEY NJ H.. g. ANNE daush.
ter Of the officiating clergyman, all of Elizabeth, ~ j.
RSc-HuwR.-Cn Wednesday, March iS, by the Rfy.
+. ;. Wiley GEORGE r.. RsG, Jr., Ia EiAzAi,aH HorE,
daughter ol James /. kowe, Esi. -
ssTi--RLwts On Wednesday, March IS, AZ ~ Johns
church. Elizabeth, j., by-tho Rev. M Clark Ai1Ir
~ SNIB, ~ this city. 10 ANA EIwfS only daughter
Of the late nr. 4. w. Elves United states Army. -
- WaAgR--s,orT.--0n Wednesday, March II a, the rcs
81 the brides parents Is the Rev. D. c. Horn, ,r
EuNUsD Waller 20 fmitY Sun both q brooklyn, r. y.
No cards.
wALrov--PuRy.-On Thursday. March IL, aG tho resi-.
ceuce the brides father ny the Ret. IN wilson, 10
AITf WAlroS 70 CLARA daughter u TIA hon Nehemiah
Perry ol Newark, y. j.
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

ATA MEETING or rHB CLASS oF 1870 or THE
~ New York Free A ademy, hsid 80 The lslh ing 81
March, las, the follow ng preamble naa ution
whereas Death has. Tor the TART $40, oar prlay~
ton, entered ranSr causing us -
he has taken a lread and oAssnAe bat att.l Ia
nr for hiE victims be should have Ihss blHhtet rone
prospects prematnrcy dsstruyed the rsa 81 lIg
tlre and prepsrat aud Whereas hnaU ihAt
but dmiy slasuw that gTir. wtanl AtuH srss.
when for tie relations OF trend nnt claia - eWu
tued those aud brotner theTeer@, D.
Resolved Fhat hereby tender con ~ noe - a'n
patty to family Of our late companion Errsr - iri
nor, hoping add thereby he connae aud ron'"u
which may lie afforded them by retrospect ~ hs eAtraE
TIIoMas ALLISON. President
Henry LoruInGs Secretary.
(toOPERs.-ALL COoPERs WHO HAVE BEEN IN
~ employ aud wish continue. bit have brrl inroea
10 stop by the threats of toe nov on
strike VIII be ST atwork aud protected lainsl ~ nisrnr
renee. A. \. bRisGA
CONVENTION or IRISH socIETIEs-D RiLGATEs
90 tho Convention requested IA meet NJ hasrnnn
settle up elect FOR the en.una year
JAMES sAEDfoRp, Prcsas mt
howard Durfv. s.orrtaiy
(NHARTER OAK LODGE no. 2i9 v AND A. NJ
communication At thsir ruomA otd Feno~s iia ths d-s
tfridayl, at Ok T. NJ, Tor Work. By Order .
W.. Is. Saysros, Secretary Nh q. PECkIiAM NJ.
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Foote'S Patent Jmhgclln Lock Stand
new Invention which bdsMr to suprrsede and exclude
entirely from the market all that have Heretofore
been used New York Tribune At Wheeler Wilson Sew
fng Machine rooms. B Broadway, New York.
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declined TX and Quicksilver 6H per cent. Bonds
were firm. and 80 were governments. The coupon
SIS Of 1851 rose n per cent. In the afternoon the
market was quite strong. and prices were all II
"a per cent higher The following were the closing
quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-20

Wheeler and Wilson's Sewing MA.
chimes -Hlghcst Premium Worlds FAIR London. 1872
Salesioom 5U5 Broadway, New YORK.
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: ia H THURSDAY, March ID r u
AsH8-Ihe sales confined ~ 90 bbis pts at SIC.
BRzApsnurs-There was activity and slight, In
creased lrmness in the market for flour 10 owing
manly the improvement nange consea ths
rise in gold Sales Of Is coo bbs. stats and
Western, 500 Southern and $50 Canadian within
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Royal Havana Lottery.-Thiray per
cent premium for prizes; Information furnished
Highest pce pal doub oons and American 90 and
SILVER. TAYLOR CO., Bankers, III Wall street.
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Is of the Best Artists in the World,
with free Of half dozen varieties OF the best 70
maes and WHISTLES and quantity OF sweet Gle towels,
AT the Franklin Hair Dressing and Bathng Saloon
Broadway and Dey
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Ladies, Spring Is Coming, and AZ Yoa
wish handsome Caters Bamorals, &c. with Misses, Boys
and Chdrens Boots and Shoes. patronize MILLER Co.
S87 Canal street.
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Spring Opening.

Prizes Cashed ia all Legaiixed Lotte.
r1es. Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker.
IL Wall street No l. New York.
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A PUHk BOURBON
wHIsKHY m BOTTLES.
ALSO wuLtH'6
CBLEBRATED SCAIKDAM

n
ALSO wsLtss " AA'
osLEskArED scaiKpAs .r,c .cyr.p,s
'..a D'p's Kidney .s scns x =! Complaints
The asedsd, superior qg1t,s o this healthy ssysr.ss
u dnosd de un,ed states bas % upoa The ehsia
the medical senl ihroughont tho Union certified 10 be
e sa@ .ss Gus. oil persany \. o,her
:" .s as oss sa ~ g. but S se .a, s
Il has adopted oosone and grateful
eS noes pses a. %ssc' are .ho A.re. M
10 repq,lon into ths medical n.utions Of The Uni ed
the oe OF the private practitioner to the csenre Ia
L.. sa IA these medical insttuons has more than
na s nsns h"p.s O. IT, .nd
he importation OF Che sCHNAPps hy the undersigned
tthe only Quo eennine unequsled ne h.tay OF
ri added p S'fS sale IN eysy os.s o s1
and yiage o. ae u.ied stss united with ~ portaens
have The cupis Of The unsespuloas adv ntlsr
70 ina,s ,sis pure IN sga. na poisonous
and to nss every Other means " which = might
Eysry mos viii isenaiiy could devise within and v.h
s S'% e. s the asa Of
the q aRoshgr as c
Tho de- iorabe effects which have Ia followed
.simulous aud porter u throw
around ri. pure importation naaona sateguard- should
ssuaTes and bottles and 70 pehas nons sGh
MATIc SCHNAPPS.
il scarcely necessary addyhat has been frequent
" proved by affidavit and apaysthai the Sciedam Arc
sehnapps distilled from harley OF the hnest qray
Europe selected hy special Judges, with greatest
cae thai favored by the Juniper berry " Italy. uhc
finest In the WORLD and reced subsequently 10 distaton.
by peculiar process which erpes from the sIri,
aii particle leaving nothing behind IL but prie alcohol;
that IL is the proprietor; he sole.
exclusive manufacturer OF he article aud that pr para
ton 81 similar name bearing appro IT,
his specially appointed agents genuine.
The Schnapps IL put up Ia and pint bottles,
containing dozen eacn the of IN. undo rignrd
nped bottle AMI the an engraved
slne of his signature on the labe.
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Hilrs Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
drown natural durable beautiful Depot No. Barclay
street. Sold by all druggists.
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9David's Spring style or Gentlemcn's
Hats 2J9tz broadway, near Duane street
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Tsss essSs iSs Free preferred s ssa 100
7.3o n, Az O.l0sS l06G HudsonRiver.ioo
Debt certif q. 09H 09H Harlem.... 3TX IS
Dom nd not's. 1855 " IS6 tiar EN- pref So s31
Amer n gold. 1851 a 1855 Mich Cent. .102k 104
Missouris -. Glx 62 Mich southn. 6lk OH
Tennessees . 62il Mich SON gd.io64 1857
Quicksilver. 49k ie,s tev Pitts. Tx "
Cumberland. 10 a 20 Gaiena....... 9ah OAK
Pacific Mali lssa a 100 aock Isl.nd... OAK u 90
N Y Central lI63. q lIo1s Fort Wayne. "a e5l1
The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows
to-day
Receipts. Isl ,0S3 40 20
For customs lI2pO0 %
baance. oo -
The statements of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1862 as follows:-
vor zsn. o,o D.pe.t sss &, crssan
F FGiisa Mach March i g. E Is ss s Gs
Total $50 ISM gas 1.o 4 40 Sssl sss
Last 22oy8.ssi isloi3i3 45lls.o' 49o2 st
The statement Of the Boston banks for the last
week compares with the previous week and for
the corresponding week of 1862 as follows
March 0, 1868. March 10 1858. March Il, 1862
s sSsos ysssd 5sg s44I sos
deposits. So 2l5,a72 3295s,l4o 2o5o4,07s
Circulation. 6,223 $3.50 77oO,Ooz ooC4,IIb
At the annual meeting of the Minnesota Mining
Company yesterday, Mr.. William Pearsall was
elected President. in the place of MIR. John q.
Tucker, who declined n reelection, and Mr..
Samuel A. Banks Treasurer, in the place of Mr..
Moses A. Hoppock. The old Board of Directors
was reelected with the exception of J. c. Tucker,
resigned, and Moses A. Hoppock. The vacancies
were filed by the election of Messrs. Joseph Rudd
and Il. Judson IIawley. The management is now
as follows:-president, William Pearsall; Trea-
surer, Samuel A. Banks; Secretary, Samuel j. w.
Barry; Directors Joseph Rudd, William Pearsall
Z. Judson Hawley, William L. Dodge, William
Hckok, Enoch G. Roberts, Charles p. Woodruff
The annual report is very favorable one. The
surplus OF the year 1862 is 100000, or over ten
per cent on the stock. after very large expendi
lures for improvements and opening new ground.
The above earnings are an average Of about TWEEN.
ty-five cents per pound for ingot copper. Tho
price now is thrty-lve cents. The product of
January was one hundred and eleven tons.
The gross earnings of the Milwaukee aud Chi
cago Railroad were:--
january ....................$l 2,272 b3 l6,254 ~
February .................. S,5I1 Il lo,3oz 10
Total IA 80 .55T 81
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yHURCH CHOIR UNfOS-TH SECOND PrBfiC
" will b. held TRINITY chapel Teely hfth street.
on saturday. ia, inst. A. y. 4 ~ Th1 ss Wa.
ton d. D. VIII presch Tho pubic invited. Clsrxvm~n
aud choir will assemble 10 the Aand.y ncpu -
O'Clock. Rehearsal 81 chgirs on Friday stsP. w.
rrRrSITY METHODIST gPfscorAL cHuaoH, rffn.
i ~ fonrh aafe~t No 10 for sale cheap VIII b.
exchanged fsr GoodA THOMAS l. BnAfNAAD. - Wall
street
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Wigs, Toupecs, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
and Moldava Cream, for identifying the hair. w. A.
BATCHkLORE. VI Bond street
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Trusscs.-Marsh Brothers. Radical Cure
Truss office of Broadway and Ann street. under
8arnnms Museum London Supporters Shoulder Braces.
Elastic Goods, DC. A lady attcn dant
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L 80
Al iufurnAi nstun< 81 N Safena 81 ~ rnih
10 m1wxts1 a.
h ts5farT oH fsrs for ne AlrAa Nsf4 Lra<ls
T1t FFes4aeuta-dgsn " T4ufaf
Wis Fi~~tf~utA-a loan q MNfls A4Nn N@Apa.
Trtswurer--Audfew iia~. sd
g4@s- y suial b6fM1 "a WIN. ~. Van Tssssi
Dr@mnlas~-D@aI n. EMwNy Dr. NNunek EaN. Gsaks
rkafsh, Herr wnS0n. wrl DoHKbsFty.
~ ~ Dnrssi rss~sing ga - hsls duffax - nspiag
the pgrpssss err<ln1 v~rsnansnt orssnsann
NORMAN sTRsrTOs
wM " ykk rAs-EL
nsgfai4fss.
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Comm. ~ Rrcadway

Will Thursday lgth inst his spring styles Of
Ghldrens Hats which viii comprise the latest French and
English novelties for Infants, 3oys Girls Misses
The millinery hating trade with on LIBERAL
TArms
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Trusses.-marsh Il Co.'s Radical euro
Truss No veses opposite the church. No
zion with any other Office OF the Female
attendant
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SprsnE OVrhIUE.
ESPEN sCHEID this day brings TO the notice of gentle
tie prns style of Dress Hats 1863 Saesroom Il3
Nassau street.
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Genin, 5l3 Broadway.-Misses',B Boys
.sud Intants spring styles ready.
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HiiPs Hair Dye, so Cents, Black
brown, natural, durable beautiful Depot No. Barclay
street. Sold by all druggists.
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LOYAL LEAGUE
UNION GIrIZESS.

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the meeting or hf %. AZ Cooper Institute and comIiftd
Saturday tho th at the acy OF Mns, by The cs"o
ton OF tho oloAlng officers
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