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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-25
THE GREAT GLISH
r. f M r u Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir Clarke, NJ D.,
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen

This extraordinary medicine is unfang in the cure OF
all those painful dangerous diseases to which the
ale constitution is subject 1t moderatcs all excuses
and all distractions, and speedy may be
relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL is peculiarly suited. Ii will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price one dollar bears the government
stamp of Great Britain to prevent countereits.
"a u " % =
These PTS should not be ickeR bV females burma ths
FIRST THREE MONTHS OF PreqRaRcv as Ufei,, arr
snre 10 bring on Miscarriage but at any other time Tier
are safe. ivy
In all cases of nervous and spinal affections Mains in
the back and limbs, fatigue slight exertion palnita
tlen of the heart, mysteries and whites these nils will
effect acure when all other have failed and al
though powerful remedy, DO not contain iron caomei
antimony or any thing hurtul to the constitution
fuil directions in the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved Fe0'
sole Agent for the United States and Canada
M ., an, JOB MOSES, Rochester, n. Y.
n D. SIUU and postage stamps enclosed to anv mn
Sorncu agent VIII insure bottle, containing 50 Mills
byreturh mail, Sold by all druggists. dis deowIy
RULLARD'S BALM OF GILEAD
- - LtNIMENT-For sale by BUSH a CO. "a Front
street oy the gross dozen or single bottle. diff myl3
RICHARDSON'S SHERRY WINE
~ ~ AND DRY BIITEBs, for sale at
ieS diff GEO. r. SPURR's.
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pension, BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
y EAL ANn
4 MEXICAN & FOREIG-l P TEN
r. III, EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATIENTS.
Late agent Of u S. Patent once WASHINGTON (ar der
the Act Of 1871
'S state St., opposite kiIby ST., Boston.


years continues to secure Patents the Quilted States
also, IN Great Britain France and other foreign coun
tres caveats, Specifications Bonds ASSIGNMENTS and
an fapers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
Terms ana with dispatch, Researches made into Ameri
@ ' tOIelgn works to determine the validity OF util.
~ OF Patents or lnventionsand legal or other advice
tSdueIeu IN an matters touching the Copies
Ine CHAINS OF any Patent furnished renting One
Dollar Assignments recorded at Washington.
ne agency IS not only the largest in New England,
II inventors nave advantages for securing
1aeenls OF ascerainng the patentabity of inventions
which can be offered them elsewhere Tha Testimonl
VII elU N EiYeh prove That none is MORE SUCCESS
AND his SUCCESS Is TIE BEST PRooF of ADVAN!
dam5S AND ABILITY, he would add that he has
other Office of the kind the charges for professional
serniess SO oaeTate The immense practice OF the sub
scrDer curing the twenty past has enabled him IN
accumulate vast collection specifications and Of.
hcial decisions relative to Patents.
These besides his extensive library of legal and me.
tGa WORKS and tuii accounts II patents granted i'll
question to offer superior facilities for obtaining Pa.
All necessity of journey to Washington to procure
inventors. N''"' ''''i'' "ie i''e nav Gu
TESTIMONIALS
r Eady as one Of the most capable and
intercourse" CHARLES MASON.
81 have hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent and rasi
form to them arly and favorable consid
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr. X. H; Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli
cations on all but ONE of which patents have been grant
ed and that POV pending. Such unmistakeable proof
Of great talent on his part leads to recommend all
inventors to apply TO him to procure their patents
thay may be of having the most faithful attention
bestowed on their cases and very
RgrPic mace S TBS sqsieg9sr
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE of which was decided
III ms faoor'by the Commissioner OF Patents.
Boston, Jan. l. 1868. deodly L. H. NDI iai
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miscellaneous
CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MA
~ kTERIALS.

{
BUREAU OF Provisions AND CLOTHING, July s. 1868.
Separate Proposals sealed ana endO scd proposals for
Navy Clothing and Iothng Materials, will be received
this office until oclOckP NJ the 9Th day ofAuRust
next. for furnishing and delivering ION receiving forty
DAYS notice. each either of the wards at
CEarlcstnWu, Massachusetts, and Brooklyn, New Ork,
zone third ut the former two thirds at ihc latter
yarl) in such numbers and Quantities aud such times
he csled for by the Gnic this breGu by the
eomandas Of TIE said navy yard respectively, dur
ing the fiscal ending the 30h DAY Of June. lSt4,
the numbers aud qpantte of thu different articles speci
led in tllp fll
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EVERY HORSE OWNER
Canton.

To avoid imposition, observe the signature and likeness
of Dr. stephen Sweet on every label and also tephen
sweets lUlalibc Linimen blown in the glass of each
bottle, without whichnone genuine
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
Sole Proprctors, Norwich, ct
Sold in Worcester by Geo T. Harlow, d. Scott, G.
Spur, and all dealers.
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DIR. s w n ET'S
INFALLTBLE IMMINENT,


Great E'NtArnal Rem dY
FOR knEUMHTlsM, GouT, TEURALGiA; LU1IBA
CO. ST1FF NECK AN NR FONTS; SSI,REAAiNs,
hE4 M&Tfd 3% A5P SA AkE EgEU'
DISORDERS.
For all Of which it is a speedy and certain remedy and
r ] o ba famous S bon c
ter aud has been used his practice than
H< Sf OF PAfN f It IS anrvaed by
any preparation before the public, of which the most
This Liniment viii cnre rapidly and radically, Fhcu
matte Disorders Of every kind and n thousands Of
fail.
FOR NEURALGIA. it will afford immediate relief in
twill relieve the worst eases of HEAD CHE in three
minutes ami is warranted to doit.
TOOTHAC L also will it cure Instantly.
FOB NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GENERAL LAS
slTl DE arising imprudence or excess this ni.
mrnt most hapny aud uuiang ren civ Acting di
rec on the nervous tissues il strengthens and reviv
lies tcs stem and restores 1t to elasticity and vis0r
FOR I'll. Is AS an external rcu city, claim that
it is tho best known and challenge the world to
plant should give it trial, it i'll fail to afford
im4cdatc relief and in majority of i'll effect a
QtISSY AND SORE rH{bAr are sometimes ex.
tremey malignant and dangerous but timely applica
tion oftlis l4niment will never fail To cure.
SPRAlNS are sometimes very obstinate and enlarge
ment Of the Joints is liable to if neglected The
worst case may be conqueredby this Linmcn i'll two
BRUlSEs, CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS AND SCALDS, Weld readily to the wonderful
healing properties of DIR. SWEETS lNFALLIBLE
CmlLBLAI&S, FROSTED FEET AND INSECT BIiES
AND SIING%.
&YERY HORSE OWNER
Should have this remedy at hand for its timely use at
those formidable diseases to which all horses are liable
and which render SO many otherwise valuable horses
over four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
derul Curative properties oiths lniment have been
ceived within the last two years, and many them from
persons in the highest ranks OF life.
Caution.
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X EROSFNE NURSE LAMPS-To be
ergud 1;acaea TO any Kerosene Lnmp-giving light
otoueil lor night Lamp the same lime A captal
al J0IfS l. Ff 39ll and Sc them at
iva NAAN I M u y. Sign OF the Big Pitcher"
vi Us aud l3O AIain street.
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" - - 1 ~ u " ~ - u -
The senior members Of this firm have been residen.
Attorneys at Law of Washington D. C., fer the past
twelve and with their in the prcsccuI
OF Claims all kinds against United state
Departments OF Govcrnment they leei assured IN 81
claimants for the prompt and successful aeep1pii.ll-
IN Washington hey desire 70 secure sGch an amount
OF business as viii enable them e Pres cute thg clam
basis oftheir pay CONTINGENT UPON otRsUCCENS
FGCERS and S7S-FlvE DOLLARS FOR FRIyAfES.
for each Pension Bounty, or Arrears of PGY gbtsincG
aud Ten Per Cent on amount Of claims for military
Supplies or Claims for iptcmnitv.
Soldiers enlisted since the list OF March S6l in any
service, Military Naval who disabled disease
or wounds are ent Tel 10 Pensions All non coum's-
stoned Ocers or Priyes, who serve i1r Two Years or
during the war, shout it close. viii be entitled
Yates enlisted for two or three years ana discharged for
wounds received in battle bcor the expiration OF the
500. Widows Of soldiers who killed. die either
before or alter their discharge from wounds received
disease contra led rhiie the SerCice entitled
pensions; if thee be widow living then his minor
children, if any are entitled to pension; there is
neither widow or children living, and deceased lett
mother. or orphan sisters under sixteen a. G.
Pensions. Arrears OF Pay ard slC0 Bourt viii De paid
as follows, viz; lst, to the widow; I'd, il NO widow,
lst to his father; a. if no father, 10 his mother 3d,
eral
~ Persons unable to apply to our ass ciates and
desiring assistance prosecution Of their claim
will he furnished with Blank Applications ana nstruc-
stamps to our address, giving statement of their case
letter OF COMPANY number OF Regiment, and state
whence mustered
Particular attention given the collection of Prize
Money blank applications for wiiich in readi-
ness JOSEPH STEWART,
HESIOR L. STEVENS,
OSCAR A. STEVENS.
Washington D. c 1863
81 STEPHEN Z. TWISS, Esq, Attorney at Law,
No Flagss Block, Worcester Mass is our authorized
Associate and applications prepared and forwarded by
MN VIII be promptly attended TO. dit ie23
DENSIC Ms, BOUNTY MONEY. &c.
a farticn. ar attention given he lection of PEN
sions, Bounty Money, &c. by HEN i.Y -; RACE Cuun-
seller al aw No. Brinley Hall, urcester.
JyS dam
pENSI0N, BOUNTY MONEY, BACK
- PAY AND WAR CLAIM OFFICE,
F. E. ABBOTT 81 co.
government Agent for the Collection of Claims,
AT the City Hat and Cap store,
No lOl Main street, Worcester Mass
- lnVahd PENSIONS procured for Wounded or Disabled
0ieers Soldiers. Seanlen, and Marines Pensions for
mluoWs PENSIONS Tor Children Pensions for Mothers,
PENSIONS for sisters. Pay obtained for seamen
Also the SOU Bounty provided under act of congress-
passed July q 1851 and the SlUO Bounty under the
cent Act Congress procured with dspa ch for Soldiers
ulscharged by reason of wounds received in Battle by
applying TO f. E. ABBOTT Il co.
No Charge made unless successful in Collect
ing the Claim.
JeIV diff G. II. ESTABROOK.
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4attnts, Illusions, 4}onntles.
PENSION, BOUNTIES, BACK PAY,
l. W n CLAIMS, CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY AND
PRIZE MONEY.
STEWART. STEVENS. &c co.
Atso-ucyS ana COUus eiIOrs at LAW,
And solicitors for all Kinds Of Military Claims

All Pennsylvania Avenue.
" ASHlNGTON CITY, d. c.
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Rdl3road CoRRectt0Rs.-At Albany with the New Yors
Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson River rail
roads At Chatham with the Harlem and Hudson and
railroad At Pittsdeld with the Pittseld and North
Adams, and Stockbridge and PittSield railroads At
Westheld with the Hampshire and Hampden railroad
At Springfield with the Hartford New Haven and Spr G.
field, and Connecticut River Rail, Dads Palmer with
the New London, Palmer and Wimantc, and Becher
town and Amherst railri At Worcester junction
with the Providence and Worcester, Worcester and
Nashua, and Norwich and Worcester railroad.
Worcester May l. 1859. HENRY GRAY, Sup't.
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~ N =, - JUB MUSES., ROchester, n. Y.
n Is. slOU and postage stamps enclosed to anv nu
slorAcu agent VIII insure bottle containing 50 mills
byreturh mail Sold by all druggists dis deowiv
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-07-25

II your bowels are co tive, TRY THEM.
If you have worms, TRY lIEM.
1t your breath Is bad, Try THEM.
If YOU feel druwSv. TIY lIttM.
If you are wv spiritc 'RY ITEM
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ATA MEETING OF THE MRN EhPLoyED BY Mk
"A kav ,uI late O Paekau G. Ravoux, French BOOT
Makers 65l Broadway held IT ~ Broone street. Was re-
solved thai our sincere thanks are due and are herros
dered 70 Mr. Ravoux for his ready comp auss WIN our
request advance OF from 70 50 ON our pre-
sent rate OF wages 70 commence ON Apa iStJ ms los
working shemakers when Is consdsred that he WAS pre-
yioasy paying higher Of man other Boss
sSs .as in as s sssid En-
Rss"ivsd Tha, he be inserted the fol-
lowing papers New York Herald, sun Courier des Ea,s
unis Messenger, Stats Zehung, and DemoGal
Alta MEETING OF THE LONGsHoRE sHIPsMITHs
~ and Helpers held NJ the Seventh Ward Hotel Wednes-
day April 1868 resolved that the PROPOSE
ton made by tie bossesto give the nine honrs as
says work from the 18th " October 10 the 18th Of Mars
rather TOO small for this body accept andhat we VIII re-
main Tor the present as before the s,tke occurred
JhkksiAH Scott Secretary JOHN GLASS. Chairman.
~ LOYAL LEAGUE or UsIos CIIxnss
NKw YORK April 8, 1868
The Executive Committee Of this League have resolved
unanimously n SREs las f1sas
which in this the 10th OF April 1901
In the call Of the President for volunteer soldiers
osnstain the OF the Union and TO suppress
tbe.lon inauguration this glo
the history OF the win celebrated BY
MEETING AT MADISON SQUARE,
ANNIVERSARY MONDAY. APRIL 20
at 8 O'Clock y. NJ.
Addresses may be expected from many of the most dis
inrnished orators of the country.
All Loyal Leagues throughout The country are respectfully
requested 10 send deputaons and all Loyal citizens with
out regard TO residence saon occupation parry are IN
vited 10 be present 10 unite in This
MASS ASSEMBLAGE
of the loyal men the nation,
Suitable for the meeting In progress, and
will be publicly announced in dne season.
ROBERT H. AcCURDY, Chairman.
p. NJ. wErNoRr. Secretary.
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yr-rr sbe two lots Nos 40 and III West street. on
tss the Desbro.sss terry lots 40 fs, dcep Am,
X A. rfNDLAY Is William strssi
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EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN AGENCY.
GRESHAM HOUSE. OLD BROAD STREET,
LONDON ENGLAND

Mr.. RAWLINGS. who has resided in New York nearly a
quarter of century and has been actively engaged In bus
during that respectfully informs his
friends and the public in general that he has opened Offices
above, for the purpose negotiating Lands sales of Pa
purchase of Ra lroad Iron and other American ine
Mr.. latters hise that his ensve know ledge
Of the States the continent of North America
gives him great advantages coupled IL with fun
ledge she continent OF Europe An agency such
the established has for long time been desired,
especially the department for negotiating Patents bro
sought; but Ia all such
interest viii be expected that will Justify energ tic
application 10 the ends desired by the of the
patents Mr. r. has made extensive arrangements Tor
The purchase of Railroad iron and the disposition OF Bonds
represented by reliable and responsible parties All letters
niusi be prepaid.
References by permission, made 10 Thomas Adds
Emmett ESQ., ~ Pine street, New YORK; Geo. +. Town
Esq ~ Pine New York: Vim. Cullen Bryant,
ESQ.,. Nassau street. New York; X. 4. GOodenouRh, Esq;
Barnum seecy Co.. Leonard street. New York; Messrs.
+. b. Lchled CO. IL William street, New YORK, George
Hall Egg, and Cyrus r smth, Esl Brooklyn, Homer
MORAN Esq, Pine street. New York Geo. NJ Vanderlp,
New YORK
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COPPERHEADs, CoPPERHBADS, COPPERHEADs.-
~ We, the undersigned. the only original nanufan-
turers of the Corperhead Badge OF Liberty We
refer TO the great Corperhead party, and the thousands
who already glorious emblems liberty Mailed,
paid, receipt Is Sent by $40
hundred Don't fail your orders the original
manufacturers A. g. BL0NDIN So, bor 475S New York
ost OH
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DnNTIsTRH.

4 RTIFIcIAL BONE rfLLISes FOR DECAyED AND
"A tender teeth built up shells restored
70 iher usefuness and every kind .of.csy hlled
without pain and warranted BY tae discovere j. PEAR
SON " d. at bis rooms, $50 Broadway enseentn
street., where may he over 10 100 testimonials.
DAM Positively DONE AWAY WIN IN EXTRACT.
teeth, ~ using chemically purined Chrors-
form Ether Guarssteed perfectly harmless IN every
ny 9s5 r~ srsSs ss PA sn id . ss . a
1entns. ~ cents. es,rsciinf. 3 osnt.
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c,cuEpuLE OF PRICES AGREED 80 ny rbE RE.
- tsots lee the present rne 10 take effect Ana Is.
FAMILIES, OrffCEs BANKING HOUSES az.
Ffon 10 lbs - ms 40 Que cent ger ppunf.
Prom rs ms n ~ lbs 75r. ser loo pound.
Prom IOD NJ. 10 irnl lbs. daly 90 per lO1 psuDls
Prom co. lbs aud upwards, - rec ton.
NV yOHE. April q, lk6s
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rI,o LET-THE rHRyH STORY AID mon BAspsB.sr
j brick H0uss lsl wsvrser place tiih A ths mpdsfn
viii - order goad
nahi Appy - v. sCYDAn - wster-y p'srs
rf'O LHT-rIfR WHOLE fPPtR PkRr ~ THE LARGE
Building. " sn1 " Hnth opposite tlebtt
WI W together pafsf~tfor bfAy. i1tf Nanufsr
tnrinf other bnsnras f8r-see Aso ne sh' ant AIRY
Appy 70 u. e. atfDAa ~ NssefisT pise-.
nc LgT-AT ORss8p n D. PROM THE Isr or NAY
ffti oiass patti hnlshsf tfs uoa,e riih I'D
Ill nDfeF1 npfurrfrruts. fii1asf ne a..
forHsf Hsriton and ne spIris Asf f.s~t
r4af Arfir sfssffii~f antI ~ s'riys Al Wall
Orange "bchok hAhkkLL
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NOTICE TO rA!FASyHs --oyyict o. THy cox.
y in.sallusts q fsfss 100 kts~ss.iaBt
s,fs-i ~ fD't. tsansfs 40 -fsts~ h-ys1y rifsf
g. i4s snl folis q SO az p-ssss. Of
~ ~ 800 ffHry o. hfe f.ft far - ftI -
- nsl-eisu snd f~Fis ffss sod sfsf hfsy sas
..Y y ~ and " - 80 syes ~ - ses ~ N .esi.
s.sssssssass q. 'r-ssa '.sL.ne $1,000 .si't. 80
s~lfes W sarslsfsf s~sss spvtsge . - csss
dsf " ossAla "a rsisf gyvsiess - ~ sc - 80
rfys4es Rst 4nfas 80 ta.'Ss.s 70 st~s ~
yabt inspsetloH hsrsiatsfsfe p,vslsss syr ssrsn
o.sr 10 a1sfs r~ssys s-ssitsfgns sisps "a.
srsfef $50 ss~s-sf ,siasics - he zee p~vup.sl
ssAts ne ssws uysfsrsss N saes sDtA<stsS -
~ no ssSss~f siusiiss ~ real seAAa a
mas b a-s5s 10 siiuag ssLas 80 ro.ss ~ ssys<ssss
80 nefsrffn o. ~
p,S sysltssi 81 " thsr lstgseet We ss~nuses
10 sgfonsoos tAer snsA s>tss nosve - s
so spfln.yn ~ ..sas fssos . he asspe~f ,ssus
s tsfsas sstsi~ ne spyssi ssa<i sss.,lss1 81
or I've s.ii ts.osfs wks syvtsv4s
saauinls,sT sssh rsiA. ssy VI Asm s.l M n 80
issf yafslssnt 80 ass-ssussa srssssas ,As, sls1
eea.s - yr~ssf srf D. ss~.s 81 ~ -
s.ssai 80 s,y sy he!sss . - Iss 1sssr- issss
efs1as tssfsaa shtn r'rf sssh 40 ~stI,~
.tsa -su $50 70 iassa sssss.eIes sssd Z So
tsr.~s inJs~a this sTt 90 sssr Al -
tnss ttssf ~iihta Ne pfsi tse~rbst ID a. s~~,.
4 wiLiI.xsys ,cs~~xss.ssI
~ !ssctts. i.ss:-S
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RAILROADS.

IIUD2OS RIVER KAILRO tD TRAINS FOR Al.
bany frvy, tue Nor .nd Wet chsmDer. sir@at
At aud " NJ aud s rs , snd 10 - a. " ana 90 sun
days at5 ~ 4 NJ. IRON rhirti-h street tes may
procured auy OF the 0foes ~ NL-fCOTrA ENPHEsa
" New York and Brookifn aur h.afaa~ chs.s%i on A..
house al poin tNs r1at -nf 70 ssf.iogs Apilprs
NEW YORK, HARLEM AID AIBAsY RAILROAD
~ FOR ALBANY. Ilot, NORTH AND Ntsr
WINTER AEhAAskMLNT.
C1ulu'u Ing NpnIays Nor. ". 1874
For Albany 10 n Etpre.s Mai frstn from Tssnfy
Fur all local iralns 49, fims rzIt
JOAN BUEcniLI. satensissaent
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TAKES FOR WINFIELD NEwTDwN, MASPErT,
south lismsbarg aud Columbia .e VII be rscsiyed
the once % o. o. Andrews, No bTryon row on Weincs
G X. NORRIS, Collector.
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RoAAD ~ surthyfsoEA oyrfrg 40 CRY
y, TEL - a@s Va. .s ~ - Tf9... fof 'ss
lssi 81 ~ - 20 tSf ~ rArD4 sss 4r4s
o. 4 NTH sNfs fstuns Nuaff. sI - frrfIfff 81
oses ~ - Ger. u .ss hs~s1 ~ saFss1sos ffs
pr 49, uttsfs
fhs tforssa. y .ss- 80 hs.tisas sr.ntiy q .s.u
tito - $50 80 rsrt as Isfss 90 asftar alH4sas
snbsstt daasAus
~ sff~s -
r.sria c'asia zee % srsgf..f 30 r,'i,~a,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-06

IroR SALE or ExCHANGR-A FEW SMALL CASKS
~ imported French Brandy, which attached lJr a
debt. ANY oar WIS ina negotiate for the same viii hs
literally treated With Inquire Of EPSTEIN, 10 Dsane a.
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u A. BuRSHAxs ruRxITURE, EXPRESS AND PACK.
tns establishment lis west Eleventh street betyvecn
yifh ana sixth avenuesPAnos mirrors stat ,,ars A.
bgssd and shipped all parts Of the world r1,sr~j
wagons Tor removing furniture Of families Fcrsltare
oAoca
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<vor,r, PAID FOR FINE DIAMONDS OF ONE CARAT
In aud UPWARDS also for ane Pearls and India tsl,-s
u.,r shawls Once hours osay from - 10 A. NJ, ana -
SIN. y W. PLUMB, sl2 Broadsay.
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FURNITURE.

vNJRNfTuRE FOR sALB-0SE ELEGANT srrrE rRN
pieces Of sold rosewood faor Furniture cosesJ win
rr,e, velvet consisting of handsome Tre.s e,cs srre
Tasy Chairs and other Chairs The atove can b. boakt
al a r,asonahie rricc NJ I'll Hudson street,
r,uRxITURE wANIEp.-ANy FAMILY ppcItxfxa
honsek eeping and wishing 10 with tho oe or any
oxtiou OF their Furniture Carpets Bedding u,t,r.
ao mar Near 0f cash customer b, addressing M H. Al
Hudson Ct
IsURNfrrRE.--As ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
Unu.-hoh rurnstrre for salr rrea a. r~,s.s fnr
ezsh oprottuay Tor hogsscspcrs faIi octave
rosewood rasofsve all rnoaern IN foar round
sosd or ez7s beautiful raror Salt covered in rleS french
two marble Tables rnrtsh Essy Chairs aud Loanses
Curta'ss rAinnrs .'es- sas I've rosewood BedseAds,
Rc~k ere Extension Tshle Drins cha r. a. All rrrss
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SUMMER RESORTS.


THE FENCE is DOWN. AND HARRY SMITH HAS
opened the Strikers Bay Hotel at the loot OF Nnels sixth
street North river Paius driving through the Park
cross at Seventy first street Eghv NTH street NINETY
fourth 10 the bo1mngdae road The house stocked
with the choces the market Affords Among
mcns is n ne Billiard Rooln containing tades Tho
roads In excellent above Seventy
line OF stages regularly half hour from the
Thirty tnrd street and sixth avenue 20 the Strikers Bay
Hotel w. PPsMilTmH' 3Proprie,ors-