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The New York herald., 1863-12-07
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS.

Rebel Laments Ovor Their Recent Re-
vcrscs-Organtznston for . Renewal OF
Operations fn West Ten ennessee-Froaoh IA
Vessels TO Load with Tobacco ina jam es
River. &c.
WAsmNGros. boo O, 1898.
Richmond papers OF tho 81 natant received
hero.
The Eramney statos with certainty that no
TO Bragg has yot boen appointed by Jer Davis Iarios
now commands the army and will continue 10 do 90 until
a chiof shall bo appointed
Tho samo paper says Amid tho reverses
that have recently befslen tho Confederate armA in
East Tennessee, Ia gratifying 10 loarn that West Ten
nessee an army ia sprngng up like magic to
invading foe and To defend west Tennessos West Ken
lucky and North hssisspp TO the Talahatohe all OF
which district has boen forned into department to 10
known ms the Department OF wost Tnnossee undor tho
command Of Colonel X. V. Richardson.
Tho Richmond Wh,o says-
II 10 Understood that tho French Grenade
has visited tho James river for tho purpose arranging
for the removal OF the French tobacco store In this
city Our govornmon long ago gave i,s consent tho
bockadns power has objected until We learn that
within the next two weeks oet OF ak eight vesses
will arrive In tho James river for tho purpose loading
with this tobacco.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
Muslca ~.
THE GERMAN OPERA.

On Saturday evening MT Anchutzs artists sang our
Academy OF Music Becthovons great composition an.
delo" This chef dguore tho only opera written
by tho renowned German master, rcpice with glorious
musc-he Instrumental particularly inoontand
we expected that immense audience would be assom
bled to hear the performance on that evening This
not the case, however. Tho appearance Of house
was distressing. Tho artists evidently were chilled
by tho scarcity OF their audience Tho perform
ancl certainly the best az yet given by
the Anohu2 troupe Mme. Johannscn, az Fdco,
both acod and saug satisfactorily which IL than
we can say Of some OF the other artists Herr Habemlnn
made much OF the secondary ro, Of Jaquno This artist
possesses pure, sympathetic yocenot a great power
but very pleasing. We regret to 30 that tho public
evnco SO little dcsro to encourage Mr. Anshuizs enter
prise. We must pay here wei deserved mpment to
the admirable playing OF HIS orchestra Last saturday
evonng their eniccncy was particularly noticeable To.
night "Aartha" will be given by tho German Opera
troupe.
ofRRA IL PHILADELPHIA.
Tho Marezek troupe have made an lIpyeR6ounce ,ha,
ay aacmy Music has boon crowded to excess each
night Of tho performance OF Mr.. Marotzoks artists.
''lone" aud "Norma have been given with great
All the artists hsvo been highly praised by tho
critics We envy tho Phadephans their good luck and
would gladly welcome back tho Italian opera.
THE POPULAR MATINEE.
~ Theodore Thomas gave his seventh popular matinee
Saturday last, and this time II did not rain Thoro
large audience assembled at Irving Hail. and the
concert passed Oh suecessuy Mr. n Patlson tho
favortc pianist, assisted at this performance He played
his composition. "Grnnd Concert Fantasia from
Martha" aud tho "campanela by Lisz. Mr. Pai,son
gave evidence not only Of alcn, composer, but also
OF unusual artistic morit. The brilliant dinou passages
OF tho fantasia were admirably executed by him. This
artist certainly plays with great oppression and fccng.
and Is destined TO rank high in h profession Werccord
the o this gon,lcnan with pleasure az ho Ia an
American ana wo take great interest In the advancement
Of American art Gu saturday next, At The Thomas matt
nee grand overture the composition of Mr. rattson
will be played by tho orchestra This muaic wM uevov
before performed 10 this country.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
Arrivals and Departure.

H.strn1 VA torrHlsrfOs-- lsEwttip Nsf9re- -owap
Cos WahucAn, Wolf snt Hlfs E q az. 'sfl fsts rhs
400 thfrs ~ denl AarA Wkutfil kAfE.s - g. fnmA
lynfs.nl hlumrbefK sfe snf hfe ct t.ldf-ns fssT,
tssk NAfHfn I~gisr, N EsI " N bfbmlft hftnsf
bueasr. Broslus ratharrs Flrts. tffhfrt L.Hffe
Hendricssyr, Otiasrr. " L.lusston, Ntffafhfr "
barfsf. y heschm~yrr hsFtnanr. y llrfsnah " Yer.
mann. Esrsg. Wsrgfrttff huf -fsf - rtsl's
nf W barty " Junbfr. DfI frsnlE Algt p hhftiFr
Os "a. H.tisl Becksf CaAsfire o. ptrn vsp@nsan.
rarson. Al yorhl ost.r A sfsfSsshi. NJ hkhs Aaa
vMs-ahd atlssts "a the tisertgr.
Hsv pntI.rs srp Hsvtsa-tyAnssir tFsrirS tsf-
~ bsxst NJ baSrsrs NJ hsft 30 NJ Ftfrinyion Csgi
fth sud ADJ, Mr. 8rerofts NJ Vrtf1ths- NJ rnryu NJ
sarss Mrs Fnareis asf csHf slts Vffns"n' M fss-
htsss Jufgs kysns W - ~ sf JDtsst hAlp Fsffsr
ani sftl s4s ssadsS Ds9 Kcs Lf rtJc anf .sfr.t =
WI ss4 ctHf rpr wsstsIr NJ I>sks. Pss.tl JbB
Cob<it y " HsrtA. NJ OcitraAh ttstiss NsttAbs,
ksYsn, NJ fEsclst NJ Lev rfs sAA snf ssrrssts sni
rits IA Ae storage
ksv osLs.rs--stsansr 1eesi ,ini-Llsui rsrs.,
tsni Wsfnsr snf s~rrkEt iiruf Estsf " ~
stsin Johb Nsyen Ms u a HsfusN .rf 1saEttrf
ssr, hins Ls-ta kS4gy, haa AL al .
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
INTERESTING PR0M fH8 PACIFIC COAST.
The Sunken Monitor-Arrivais OF Trsa-
sure-News from Honolulu and China
Movements Of General Burgsvine .nd
HIS Fellow Omcers in the Chinese RE-
bel service-Later from Japan, &c.
SAN ERAHcIsfo. pnc. [


San FRANCISCO, Dec. 9, 1883.
Tho plan Of pumping out tho sunKen Aequilla contain.
ing the iron Mon,or been abandoned Proposals are
advertised for raise tho ship and offers made 10 give
bonds for hat million dollars. company Of wealthy
forming TO contract Tor the job
feet Of vessels has just arrived, including the
Thatcher Mageun, Dunbar, from New York, Celestial
Empire, Pierce. from New York; Logan. Marsh. from
Now York; British ship Rescue, Tbeland. from Liver.
pool and french bark mon. Del Gsrde, from Dor
deaux.
Honolulu dates are TO November ~. Arrived ,bore
october Is Raduga, from Boston ocobct 81 Herald of
Mo- ming. from San Trhno,sco.
The steamer Paciac has arrived from Victoria and
Portland 900 In lrrm the former place.
and t3i5 900 from the latter.
shaaghae dates are " October 10. C1d weather al
set IN.
portion OF Burgev nes foreign officers hal deser,ed
the rebels and reached shangtAs under the protection
the foreign consul
II reported that Blrgevnc himself WISHED 20 return
bu, hindercd by TIE rcbes and there wa doubel
report that they had Killed him.
Kanasswa (Japan) dates have been rerelyei a, sau
Frauctsco 10 November /.
Great excitement prevailed there. Another murder
had been committed by tho Japanese. Tic body Of
Second Lieutenant Canus. ot the Chafsears dAffIue,
Wa found horribly muiilhtsd.
Tho Cousals had warned gne 10 leave the city
unless ! armed bosies Al armed force from the feet
guarded the city night and day. Tvenly.two ves-
sells o. diicreni natl nAutcs we're 10 tie hafbor
The japanese suthorte, denied all knoslcdse of the
murder Tho Dsimios wero terrifying the native mer
chants and compelling them to leave the town. whieh
psrayzsd trade. At Eagns,r a.so trade was bad
sailed, Industry. Lnnen f9r Liverpool, and rayid
Crockett, burgess for l. verpoaL
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
On board s,s.mship Evening star.

The undffasnei passen board . steamship even.
Ing stat % her sith voyage fr fs~ yrsans "a ia
New f0fk. desre 10 Uuf snurr ssfSscton
81 he comfort Aad pleasure Ne have etpArsnosl o. ths
vUNsge nov sbgut " tsfmnAte. ths steamer - hAFe
found model % cgmfort spsed snd sAfcv q IN c
out o. Havana, 10 The faoe u strong horAer Nhch gn'
inrei fsr Two days with very hs ss proved mr.
ssf 20 IN every way superior ga tosi . -
Tre stewards department under 10 care of ~ ~ W.
Tunz, has been srtreiT fssfacofy anf te Sel srssd
ne ffusrn1~r VIA
faction. To Captain Wti am y. Bell rrud tufsr our
vsfrs thanks fr Bic kndress sni siyEi %, bsisying
him paasess than 0rdnafy a5es and ever stbh
81 for the fsfrty - his shp ahd Iass.rg grs ne CON
tbn~r under ts VI Nil4hrn ~ Fsd th-
parser, vel an he Ois.rf, have pfofsi thsms~ses
eayauis, sssrsous and ,bl sirg
WiuAm sanl-Ter ssisa Ser General Nnisd siaNs Army
James hart, 1osensi ygfV s.r-otb Issintnt l.,Ana
Nolunte~rsi hcbpss Nscs-. Naor sBd fsymsster tu.t
States Army. FsI Arrns Nsler r<c1pd Lg1asD. H~rrJ
ttth Csptsn seventy tfh rsr ora oaunD sfs Johr
A coodn, Nee fpst. .. r. Bassstt Eosgs az Ivazs
Tenas, azi tory oiasta
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
Rebel. Firing on Mi.si.sippi River
steamers.

%
The steamers Fanny and wcloom. have arrived from
New orleans. Botn we're nfsd INTO by muakeuy near
Waterproof on their way up aud ~A'ehmaa % The
former wS sngbty wounded
Tn su,ans and Brazil we're also fired into at tho same
point ani The cook " the1a,ler severely wounded
Memphis dates of the sih report cotton deprschted
There we're sales OF l5s biles At o. Csc fof miang
yExfHi,. Dec. 1874.
Owing q tho Fusriia attacks on sisansrs,
AdJu,snt General Thomas hu -gsi ordsfs 70 fsush al
boats N government employ p,as the A,Vsspp
river with and an nunuion fgf ssf prosectin.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
Frr,h.r Donntions 10 the Park

The fooxI Ing Donations have beea made 70 Tie Park
Collection since ouf last list
one dozen pairs o. fancy pigeons crnb racing many
rare varieties, by Mra. X. E,ofsvait
90 pair ~ span ish bantAus by Mrs n. Roosevelt
ono Atcic 0r sgowy owl, very large. by Dr N
francis
sue swan goose, b, EfDory ysl
one bttefn, By . A. koovpns
one bittern, Anonymous.
One pair of Pgcons, AnOnym0B.
Tho soalher TOO cold yesterday ~ ofiaafy SAX
ns 10 TIE PARK and ogld eaoagh fot ~Ht4r sfs,f,s
The a.issfaDca Wa therefore aim.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
News from Fortress Monroe.

military commission was organized la Norfolk yea
,erdsy for the trial Of the guerrilla Major Bprrogghs
Gently cap,ured IN Princess Ammo county Tho officers
the commission arc MAJOR Po,or Hsgger,y. Judge Advo
o.'s, co' ns-f.rs Hno eenth Wisconsin Col s,oairnan
Eleventh. Connecticut Col. Dfsi~ s--and North Caro-
lina ooiorei Lisut. Col Chamber. Tveaty tn- "...,
ch1setts Mayor OraBtmAn. Tenth New HAMPSHIRE Othsf
guerrilla will be u9i before this commission.
Moor Gsrersl Batter and stat left this morning '1r
Norfolk n tho steamer Creyh,unf
Ih8 United hst0s glnboat Crusader sailed from Hamp
too F0ads Ia morning. al important blockade ms
49,
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
From Natche1.

Late intelligence from the city Of Natchsz represent
things quiet 10 that vicinity Brgadier General Gresham,
commanding that post has recently issued the following
order in regard 10 speculation In cotton
L. Bartsring In cotton st this post By residents
citizens Is strictly prohibited, and all cotton sold
offered for sae n violation OF this order will be seized
and conhscated TO She United States government.
2 Planters procure permits In their own namo TO
ship their cotton TO New Orleans Memphis BY apply
Ing TO Bgader General Croker commanding the district
The Nachez Cou,I~ Of tbs goth instant Ays-we
learn that the federal cavalry brought into vdaa this
week some fifteen Confederate scouts twelve OF whom
they found asleep on nsshborg plantation. while the
other three were acting guard aud summing them-
selves tho nearest evee. the whole party ~ re-
lieved Of further scouting for tho present.
We learn that during tho week fourteen refugees and
dsserters from Louisiana within the federal
lines at this post Some were with arms and some
without They were disgus'ed With things In the
federacy and propose when the balance Of thfir
ciates come forward to JOIN federal cavalry>ompany
now forming here
The steamboat Gladiator from St louis 18th instant.
also arrived here yesterday On the two barges
loaded nth cattle for the government. which the Gia-
diator bad In tow, were lost by shaking
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
TnB UNION PRISONERS IN RICHMOND.
Large Supplies Of Food, Clothing and
Reading Matter Reaching Thcn-The
Buccessfui Efforts Of tho Christian
Commission, &C., 40.

v
Tho United Staos Christian Comm have forwarded
70 the Union prisoners In Richmond during tho past
three hundred and thirty ave packages oonssns mainly
OF solid food dclicaels for the sck clothing roaiing
matter and stationery. They consigned 10 Libby
Prison, BoIs Island, Castle Thunder and tho tobacco
warehouses
Tho Commission has received Letters from prisoners
achnowledgos tho receipt OF goods seoj b,fore Tie
Commission hss also received large Contribution from
various portions 1 tho loyal states which will DO for.
wAded our loos ~ thsy can reach them.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07


The ssies Il government beads 10 Day srcattei %
81 o2s 80 snd The total fnos he rsssf6 OIs lJ
large deliveries q bonds pr sei fufns Tho eSans
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
"In Hoe V1nces."

..In Hoe yinecs."
IN noe vIscus"
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"rS moo vrNcss" 1,
IN noe visoga"
In HOE vrsoxs"
Nav rosI FEB H. -
yrom stno~sds. or the ingredients ana sAsk Vrops~s
entering into the composition sno~n~
RoxAIsE's cRiXgAS BrrrgRs.
VIC sro enabled -p..s OF z of high oomns.A>
ton csls.y. or Peruvian Bart being one Of m pr,..
constituents together with hsrs. Rs9,s Asa Es1SsaA
having decided medicinal properties have 80 As0
ton in reoommendingh phrseiaas and ths psbIs -
rally an invisor.ax Tonie ie.eB,.a TO stimulate NE q
gcs,ivs organs
Prom iis Alternative properties 10 calculated W prsvssA
eyn. daily moderate qu.nus-. osnssar.us. v.-s1
and Agu. mild forms os ssar.lSa and rh,sms,lsm IA q
.nuio,s The effects produced By s chang. os -s
AMI diet eorrseiins DArrhg. esrns plY'pas cyua ~
ana Nervous Hs.aseh. s.u..A s.s stssssa Il q
pre..y .a.p'si female. dsioa,, eonsntauoas ssA y
inarmltss Of Agr.
The preparation oompo-si .,eus;vsy Of vssesss -
,sr.s containing ms,se or rninsr Substances ~
Isassh .ronAis -.rmas AMI seO.ys.s. 70 q
late Aad soulasA
}bb,rgg..s }bbrg.s Gg.Esr yg"ss.
Pu,up Ia qu.r bo,ns, .ssgf,'y ps>s,a ia e.... u -
doien e--- nr-o,i,a. for .soonp.Sy e4sA b9,uA q
orders promptly .rs',.si
FOR SALE y ALL psuooisrs
Marble store. No : y aiia .Isst s..rssa
nOperss. LiIs Magic. NV. w,r.,.vs
saoiiss syrsr fof ehafss issih,sr !. ~. a. s,-s
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sss s.., +' % ih nlI. g .s 49, . .''A : sAa 80
uIu.,o~ wig. and To.ps.., J.u..,se
a.. seeis.s Hyssngus. for res o'ins ths tsir
Kendairs Ambolios,
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min,v'. Usir Dy. 30 C.sss.-fssssass0
p.ga. ssiatsL sursss TUh s"NT @~a~s Dsso
% Der street
80 nor. o,ay U.s %, BAlsssss-vevtR
~. o1nssnt s,1sr Cg-suisngi free ~ Dr ohAho
JEAs. Aspr sses
Rogers - Raymond.
,Asnos,sLH c-orufso
fyxrssn rocks
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sDoos AsD OUTDOOR wHAs
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The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Giit, BrOnIed nd Plain Iron Bedst ads
Furniture suitable for the Spanish and homs mArkstA
HUTCHINSON WiCKERsHAN.
23J CANA street, cas-, OF Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
MAILS FOR EUROPE.
In. Let. Movements OF the Army Of IN
Potomae-Op.rations of Cor. Grant
The sisg. OF hnorviIis-The Latest
from MEXICO, &C., So.

The Late roveros pts OF the Army OF the
Potomae-Op.rationso Of Con. GRANT
The siege Of hnorviIis-The Latest
from MEXICO, &C., So.
The Cunard mail s,canship Arab caVtAin stoos ~l
leave Blsmn 90 vsibe-iAy for Live,pod
Tbs mahi Tor Furore vii eose 10 this eity at quartsr
past obs and at bali past cvs cork W fnOtrow sflsr.
nooa. % 40 BY railroad
Ths Svv YoaE HrSalb--FAnoa for Fsrops--~n bs
pybbsd At eevsa ococs W rn0frO- roorring .ni vin
contain toe is,ss dsts. u ihs fno1sn~ur tho srmy
of the PO,amAe Aianrus raftc4isrs q tbs op-rAtou.
of Grsnv, yoross AZ CbaitAnoos, AZ Ao,oEi %
the slfEs q EnoGViis Ittsrstins Ns~s from hs- ~.
leans ana reIs. Tho latest from csrissiou Ns-, from
mereo, ccsa A. Abi al o,Lsr pg~s u ns T4st see
Of an ntsrss iibs chArseisf
sln.is coys IL rspssrs feAis ior mailing, I've osats
Au Laas., UoussIsspsrs .ra ys.sy
gr.sor v ssr- ~ rsr ,sni ~ bsyat trst das. si'''
ts--ssr .f'is . - o hfs.rOHDs C.si BsfsAr Coo.
sr Iasiltais .4.d.DE Atisf p-Aas
Diamond weighing Fourteen c.rau,
afs.st srf aasi bssstf = stsi Dosisf ints ~ lss
" s.. ?, 'ss g; ..s. 80 . - 81, ,is : ~ -. -
tltd ~ sse tAis iuasaassai csm
n.-u,ifai compi.Iion.-Ls,,d's
frtaS - - f'snss sss sslh % 'brsss-v. sas O. q
G'sss'sry-hsr.
Al n.d Bt.s,h.-i,ow nany Lo'.'. .,
a.'. s.s.s's ,a,. -. - 'i.Ls - In1t s.sD ys
pper a.. 49, trfss sfht 49, Hnofn - u go astaA
~. tts sSn yi.risa Frs, tft esas - .s 70 81 ara
sisia
militant Powerful Day ana NiGhe
f-e., r,r.rafs. Olsass. ~ ~ ssf ef~rN ssi
ta,Rs 10 CASA > ftssis ss@ 81 q. ~ lsa4ia
o. -. Os.laAa osg. Bfo~1v1. ss4sF a. i>s1ss
HgaAs m4.
rri.tadoro's HsU Dye, pvessvvsuvs
sp1 yis s.ssA -As-s.sls as fsA-. Ss sAsg u>sss
~. ays syy'iss ~ alh-i sr-ss
fhap.. thsfss ssitownsss tTupttons.
Ht.ss Spas .u1 sfta n rs.ssA safg VI Dyy
| kAgSst.4sss sssa~~i s~s ~ St,~svs.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

offs for the eIIoIidays.-PoiIoek II X Il 6oos
Neer@chau Manufacturers No s67 Brooms street tssp
large OF goods hand Pipes cut 10 ordsr -
pairing neatly done
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

GOuraud's Poudre subtle UproOts Ha1p
from upper pa low foreb~ads any part Of The soAA
wArrantsd e,3 broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07
FIN, GoId watches

laaies gentlemen Foriy Eve Fny. Srty Aevesty
Sevcntyhse. EishV nye, Ninety one Hundred. Two and
Three HUNDRED Dollars each. Some win diamonds outsAA
For sale by GBo. q ALi.hh, 40 Broadway door ~
low Canal Gtrcct. foFmetlf Il all
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Prizes Cashcd and Informstfoa Far
nshsd In ell legAiiIed Lotter1ss
ALBCK 4 co, Brokers S PINE street. ~
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Deafness, CntRrrh ana All Disena~s -
the kAr and Throat treated by Dr LDHriilI.I. No ~
Marx place Reception hours from . A. NJ. al ) T. N.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

swAyHE's COMPOUND SYRUP WILD oHBRRy
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA DIFFICULT BREATHfuA
swAiNh,s CoMr0I,ND kYRgr WILD cnnRnI
HWAYSEH COMPOUND SYRUP WILD CHERRY
DR.. swAYsE SON $40 North Sixth street PhiiAdspAiA
H. G. WELLS A 90, us Franklin street. New Yorh.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

F~r-s,- 'ptrrs No 81 Nassau street. Aai ca BruaA
way neI below Fourth street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Direction Labels "nd Taga. All Kinda.
al the Manufacturers VICTOR X. MAUoER, IFS chAW
hen sir
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Prizes Cashed In All LcgaItxcd Lottes
res-lnformA,ion given by JOSEPH BATHS. Broker u
Wall street room No I. Now York.
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Eve PreserNcrs ana sperfaci~s. -
strengthen and improve tho sight ~ old and ny da
lghf without pain fttgIe. Highly ndst ~
tie med cal faculty. BkMMOk5.
ocus opticlan. cox Broadway. opposite Boud street,
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

Royal Havana Lottery.-Th1rty p0o
premium paid for Prizes Inform flrnishe4
Hghes, price paid Douboon. all Kind. aAl
Silver TAILOR 4 Co. Bankera 10 w eli street
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

For tho Bair-Bnrry's Tricophsrouss
the best cheapest srtieis Bod By all iruggsts N
The New York herald., 1863-12-07

IIoyta Hla ~ Rtha HAIR Nestovauve4
other prepa alton FOR tho hair In povss
faded and har s original color and nstur
prevent IA from falaa out 10 q
feclA previous Of preparations containing sgiph
Hussr OF cad Ac and 70 rotnov. nAu
Of tho sap JQbEFn HorT a co
10 Unysrsily piaoe, n Y.
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Tottsf1 htniuTNT
fitRA ClI,s 725-Dre 0 issy
bI a. o, ~. 90, 90 49, a. ~ 4O Is n.
- - tLAm IA-Dco O. 1904
~, 4, 80, 81, 3h 10, 81 a. 6s 49, "a Is 40.
Circulars seni by sdirssriur
r slgNoss 90
Successor. Jna A Morn. o.
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cri.tsdoro's usir D,e, pvssvvsuvs
a. va ts.sA $3.50 ssi 49,. We Asse uv1ss
~. 1ys syy iss ~ sHai srtss
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HAD Breath ttow nsny b"',r ~
h,s spapsf-ts~ nsnr fr'tt. f.'s,s,, iYtGs
ppef a.. Fsftrfss fFht 49, uofn - ~ 49, .tAh
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urttitsnt Powerful Day nnd Night
f.-t-, r,rsfasfvs Osasss - ~ tsf .sa ef~fN ssi
tasss c1nrs-a > ftssis ss1 81 q. ~, lsn4ia
sss.rfanFuf A. -. .-..- h.Aa.F. -
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rhsp.. th.f.s ssiie,-n... S'upuens,
kAVgsisS.ss assA~i s~s ~ Bt,~t~S.
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Omoiai Drawings or the Library Axs~-
eatiou Company's Lottery OF Ksnluos,
CLAss t3i dec. .. 1879
II. IA. &c, ~. "a. 81. SO. 46, 80. OF. ~, AS.
Class s52-Dcc. o, 1861
"a. CT. So. 90. -. a6, 23, "a So, &c, ID. 40.
Circulars sent ny adarsssins
FRASOk ElLIs 4 Uo ManAysra Ooviag,ou. Ks
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pmtini Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
W hentucEV and Missouri State Lo<tarss
"a hEhTvoSr, CL<ss Ga-Dcs. o. is5S
-, o', 13. ID, 80, oS. o. y. l3, X, TO- ..
0"e..Af' 'sasites OF charge, hy adir.s'sF .thsgt,
MURRAY, EDOY = 90.
Covin.ton ny. o. Louis. 40
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The Fiuts.r q. n us

The Fiutttr q: q TIA ndkerchtef ehse
uere.s mIArtsto she atmosphere OF room frssr~sa
which cannot be matched story of p1oroA
eAOtcs 10 tbs land T. is iurng u pure aud sS
druggsta
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MI Gndfs, Uo""h'' p'rs srh tNsrp
te.ror wl ~ rsf coat ~ bgynr trsl tiss. s1s'
fI.fff VI tsas nEing utsns "A sd t1ass
ts--t-r .f'f - s,F D. hsEsrOHDs gr.si BsfsAr C5IB
sr IaUItats iInE Atisf piaes
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saibstsr, sf Ansri.xn sss y.-ssGn PalslA
sns yssa.A.s q u. ila.,fstss "scfrrrirfs AheD
CArT o. Pea rs~ fofs
r.inEIlsi. q ihforrnsuoa s,svt ps,.sv frss
Ft~s nnsn aytiss sf uls pager tfe%
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4 Diamond weighing Fourteen Cara.

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Etafss "a sGht4t4oa sns fsf sais o. D. snof
EElNh lfwsisrs MA Arsbrs ustsl TAs Tabls az ih
tstsd g. sse t4ls fuasa.Gesai Esm
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usmuttfui torap pisrfou.-Gstsd's .
VI - ToaU ~ -. gi1 Pear ~ rrt.f iag s.i t~s
fytaE - ntfsroa AL ssln o. bfrsf~1, 49, a.
girts sFsryuhsfe
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Prom kno~iedgs OF the ingredients ana thsk VropsrA