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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-15

| DEREMPT0Ry AUCTION SALE OF CR0CKEIy
s r. a Street, on ~ s"T April 81 G" az S.
large and varied assortment designed for city and country
'''''"" "'''s' W.T. r. Z SHIRLEY Auc,ioneer.
| n GArFNEy, AucrIoyEER-wIIL SELL ON WE'D
H. nesday 18th inst al los o'clock, the sok and Fix
Tsen hi e.ese1t csans Beer
pom,s Kegs. Teas, Foar. Soap Starch Spices, &c.. &C.
! RAILROADS.
nany Try The Sorts and Wes le.y. chambers street
ae oacss q AxrsRss IN
he n1a sses spring.
NEW YORK ,n nARIE Tso ASp AIBsSy RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Aany s noGE .,, sG Ss rs1 l s
JOHN BttRcnARp, Superintendent
AsrROLOGY
A sTRoLoGIsr AND MEDIUM MADAME BOOTH
a f Gso.na ssa Be On all Affairs Of iie
ofrs free h.r MAJ charms are an full operation No
cents. 49, ''''' '''' s"'"'' "
A sroSIsnIxc. NADINE MORROW, SEVENTH
"a dsnshisr has iorossht TO tel how aud how often
r Lucky charms free s0 Tier equal i g BE-
Lndlew .,ieet below Houston street. 20 cents Gentlemen
BONA fIDE AsIRoLoalsr THAT EVERY ONE
n depsnd IN Il Nine. WILSON tells oojecl
d -FOUR visit a. soon enter She tells the prcsen.
and future OF youre and of dangers and brings
hra'ed magic CHARMS NJ 80 Allen street between Houston
aud stanton The store Laies and gentlemen 50
ach.
OORA A. sEANAN--INDErENpENT cLAIRvoyAYT
~ Dol West Twentieth street. between seventh Eighth
avenues consuts all snbiecis both aud
deiocts desses mcserbes remedies and ses Invaluable
advice on all matter o. lie.
MADAME cLJfFoRp-TnE GREATEST LIVING
Ml Anerican claircvoyar. Log Dean street corner 81
oyt Brcokyn detects disease prescces remedies fnds
in the Life charts destiny BY psychoinanry
,send I,d stamp for particularly Hours from s,il6
MApANL RAY ~ TlIB yEsT CLAIRvoYANT AND
lu Asiiooxs ~ this cry She tls your very Thoughts;
seveuih svcnue TveD'ysevenis street Ladies 81;
gentlemen. bE
1Tns GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD u rBs
arco,nplished MaiaHs BYRON. from Paris WHO ran ps
restores drunken and unfsihi husbands; 70
maze ss ESa eso. y g sess Idol and snss csssc
avenue. ntove Twelfth street
VINO would NOT 90 TO MAKrxrHbR voRTuYE,
w 60 w. Que ami AL, % Miss WELLINGTON, the
repowne EnFls. Irophe,css, universally acknoscdeed
who coueil, her health wealth and haypne and warrants
soimpar '. them information of the utmost importance,
chip mairag, hidcn ires enemies and troubles n
fe Of ~ Affairs In f Brave ao'icTs, learn your
Felicity vou not dels, l. vs or addrrsf Nv e,sr .hs
nshy ,iGs ana sss yor,e sdy ol si,h ayeng
tf who has che genuine Eom5n and Arabian aisans Tor
love, eeod pck sna business ans.rsyarran,ed FOR hfs
renee Drun<euTss cnrci and nnfshfpl wives and hus
hands reclaimed
1es now BRi. MADAME wIDaER cLAIRvoyAEr
lOD and gifted spanish sty, unvrils I'D mysteries OF
medicine Az diseases. tn acsy numters srsry ss,
Or s,easn.
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Ditf GOODS.
4 GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs
"A nAKsD Down AT ss SSs s. si rs Is PER CENT
L' IMMENSE iSs sSocK or roREIox DRESS GOODS.
' AJcTios 4 s "a issss'
of the past week. wiz z; ss '''' "' A''
As we're ever offered in New YORK
rolns ~ plads, stripes PLAIN and cheeks 70 Sd, - "a
Double sn Sia,h Alpseea, in eoor. from "a ID up
DOMESTIC CoTToNs
s s ss sIasssm sss ,s5s .ss
Also sSSi sSs$ss s 1sf
rLoAKs.
' In y ALL LII T TiH ' latest EsSrI STYLES.
-Hs,nR-wE ALWAYS SELL At THE rzrcEs xDvHR.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMpoRIuM,
v. r. ROBERTS.
Az El,EGANr ASSORTMENT OF
~ RUSSIAN u JIM croAka
CHARLOTTE a ssryi,sI f Sssa R ssS5TyT AT
dsar above Twenty sixth street
we are selling sssTything n small rmm,nEs
Musiiih, uandksrchiefs, &c.
~ e Ssa y!:1s .nsen
Millners and country dealers supplied under jobbers
prices Goods from auction Ro 5;:.Y assy srAnEs
Corner OF Sixth avenue and Nineteenth street.
I " hAs 5rsf ssRSEitsDAN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT
or oAo FOR sskINd AHb SUMNER WEAR
Afro Misses and Chdrsns Garments, an Of the latest
No iI2 Broadway, door above Twenty street.
FIRE' FIRE. FIRE. COON.
Damaged aE Ss IRE : and water
THE EsnRs s sSsAr 70 sAf II CLOSED QUIZ
Ao"DAf' 4 olsVhh T. nowpsAr.
of Forsyth
INDIA cAMELe HAIR sHAwLs wANTED-AND A
srs " PLUME DIAMOND Broker ST. Broadw .S'
X. Wiz ARE OPENING Es gsox TIRE
s f2n ns9 from hep
do. from i5c to 81 We sold finer for the money
m OPENING FROM ThE TRADE SALES
Fam aS Edge SlS' ki tS an the desirable
FULL STOCK 'ht S6SNET ss sfISs xoussznNEs &C.
FRENCH FLOW AND HATS
Full Stock ladies' md Chid's Sraws every variety
bDe French Flowers, aud full Line o. Millinery Goods log
prices.
KID GLOVES.
Closing all Ladies' Light Kid best quality, the old
prce6S cents Opening splendid stock Spring Coors La
dies Paris Kid Gloves al lower prices than other house
in the city.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, FINE FLANNELS, &C.
OUR STOCK Of fine FlanneA. Linens Linen Cambrics.
Linen Demask Napkns Doyes IL complete Every variety
Of Eng ish and French Jaconct Musns Swse and Book
do Ntinsooks Plsids and Stripes. Dotted do. Towels,
Hucks era hes Diapers Lace Curtains Curtain Laces Cur
tain Muslns &c. Much of this stock bought old
gold at par prices and il being sold a little advance
from old prices
HOSIERY AND UNDER WEAR.
SPLENDID STouk OF Ladies' and Cents, and Childs
Hosiery and und Wear being sold at ~ per less than
present cost of importation.
PARAsOLS AND SUN UMBRELLAS
1000 NOW orENJNG--Ail styles and prices
LADIES' UNDER LINEN
FULL STOCK o. ladies' Under Linen Corsets hest
styles and qualities, made to order IN tbis department
short notice.
YANKEE NOTIONS.
COATES BEST O0 yards Spool Cotton in perfect order,
selling 81 dozen-Agens price, 81 o5 Ht stock OF
other Thread. Tap,s. Needles. P.rfmery
other matters appcrtang 70 Yankee Notion Siecs OK hest
| qualities nj low prices.
aof and 2l1 Sixth avenue.
Two doors below Fourteenth street
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IL H. LUDLOW + 90, ArCTIoyEERs.
II. PEREMPTORY EXECUTOR SALE OF
Pearl. stk2I PROPERTY.
q LII m,Ow A 20

Il II. LUDLOW, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LOIS,
II With Walsr Eith on Fiity-aish street AMI Twelfth
vii, sell a. aueien on Wednesday, Apri Is 1861 o. y
O'Clock ~ tie MeIhsuts Exchange Salesroons. ~. III
broadway tTrssts Dulldngl-
1wgiyfH AVENUE FlfryyIrTu STEIyr.-The q valu.
ale lots and cores, with the valuable water right The
north aide OF ty street and the east and west sides of
Twelfth avenue. extcudng 10 and including the valuable
water eah In The North river More Particular the
which be had q; the suctoneefs ONCE Terms
sale. The whole In to be sold In Parcel.
Also. SEyrNrR AvyNUR--Two Tots, cast side. between
Fifty fourth And ftis 9Th streets; each zaAlv0 nxps- A.
ai No. Pine street.
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Il ENHf II VU.,
IL II. LEEDS 90. will sell at auction, Wednesday,
April 10 10 o'clock 2z5 West Fourteenth street. be-
Eighth and Ninth Household Furniture
sisng OF Brussels and Ingram Carpets, Velvet do mahog
Extension Dining Table rosewood Sofas crimson tg
ured brocate mahogany SOFAS and Chairs IN hacloth;
Dining Chairs, harcoth rosewood Piano,
made by Firth Il Hal painted enameed Cottage Suits; Hair
Mattresses Bosters aud Pillows Straw Mattresses Paas
SEES, Gas Chandeliers, Brackets, Ocoth mahogany Book
Stand rosewood marble Top Centre Table Ont Cornices,
Lace Window Curtains Washsands &c.; also large
sortment Of CrOckery, China and Glass Ware.
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ExECUiuk,o sALI ~ L ESTATE ELIZA
II beth. N. J-The executors Of the estate OF ane II.
De Hart dsceas d. will sell public auction on Wednes
day April ID q O'Clock r. NJ on the prenises two Lots
Railway ~ front by $50 feet DEEP and thrrc
Lots ON Cherry street. 81 feet front by $50 feet Deep being
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TsoN. NUT
ION MUTT,
~ permission Of M. sARNuM. viii appear n Dr. cOs--
TON Exhib'tion and Inhale tbs Laughing Gas. a. the
Cooper Insutus this Wednesday, evening 10 censs Two
IS vents.
NATIONAL ACADEMH or DEsrGN-THE THIRTY
IN eighth Annual Exhibition Of the National Acaiemy Of
Design consisting Original by ivIps s,sss h nov
open tbs s-ason a. The galleries el3 way ssssss
tlrs~ts 90 cents Single sdmisslnn 20 cents
7. ADDISON RICHARDS. Corresponding sec'y n. A.
THE CrLEBRATED AND ORIGINAL BuCKLEys
Ser, nsders MON f1al WILLIAMSBURG Aprn "; Ltrs
" Hal NswsA. ThuiAiaJ. April w.
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WHHN..INVNte u. ISfS. =.
A. O'Clock az The Nerchans Exohanee Saics-oo, No. IN
Brosdwsy Trinity Huiding), ~ y Huntington street,
Eigh Lp sou.h side IS oet Of smith street with
water right aud drk IN uowanus creek; each lo rs feet
front aud aud IVn feet IN depth Terms AZ
s. ~ the oee " the ancsneors No. Pine street, nssl
Hfuadv.y. - -
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Ar 40 SEVENTH AvEvLE o. TO 81 !oR SILK
n Ofs-e; seats " ,csf. Pants, ~ 20 O., s- grasan
III '. ~ " ~. ~ = $3.50 % eis ION rei ornia ~
be honestly dealt Win. IadessSs ulad b. NrS H.
n FrTLkhkNs iErr OFF CIlpNflNo pUHrnAsED
NJ ig me Nciefr market In areror mail lo,a The fuu
Dsrirc sil~st
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A LAnsE ORDER-sl.AWD vOETB or CAST opy
"A Clothing wasted for the westSrp Aad Csforn n mar
acts. ladies aud gentlemen hs,ing he above ar-ss V
or y Hresses iron e 70 tis for Goats iron. ~ 70 Is
fsns. for Noolon, Deafne and Caico Dresses Shawl
Carp rnfniarc relry Ac, the hybes cssh price psld
M ssnng ~ - sdircssiss note a. ". MfNTz. nj sixA
avenr> nesr Eighteenth street Lsdtea attended, Nv Nra
M. mt Don 10 ret Ii. veal known MINn Of
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L. H. LUDLOW, AUCTToNrEB
II. VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BRooNK STREET

AZ auction, 10 close an estate
u. H. LUDLOW A 90. will sell a, tlloslan ON wsdre.-
dsy. Anrn iA, a. ~ orlork ~ tho
NEktHANrss' EXCHANGE SALrSROOx
w hrcALway lTrinilv BuIdirg), n r.
BROWNE STEIEr-fht valuabe House and 10, No. So
BnuW" street idc between Marion md Mulberry
-'rcis; htse Is "a. W about feet Is front and rear
~ ilS fcrf "a wrst e''. and ll.k0 on ess side
10 CAPITALISTS and this 10, IA WV desirable
- Rc1.t ~ ~ unusual dep'l and H sod ~ c,ss
esse. ii1nedlsie ssscssun oven sry rer cent can
man on tf Sssr Tor ave Years desired War; dc At the
one OF che astonecfs No Pine stress, pss Hredwav
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HENRY 9. scRIBNER, AUCTIoNEER.- HOUSEHOLD
L Furnitu re.--HENRY q. SCRiBNEt viii sell nc
ton tomorrow Thursday) l0s clock at l66 Elddge
street. corner Of iyington Household Furniture consisting
OF mahogany Paror Furniture, in harcoth Sofas
easy Chairs marble top Centre Tables Brus sells and Ingram
Carpets Ocotb large French plate Mirrors Bureaus, Bed
ads, Hair Mattresses Feather Beds, Bedding Boocase
fine Table Cutlery Crockey and Glassware Cooking Uten
"a W
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mn ~SlNOs
SJza.S %TEx.x e 1ssGs Nm .. a
their SS SS@ ssS aDI
ss 3 ssissss1 1s: t., = ,.,,,
And every succeeding Saturday al noon from eF = No1
g,r.. sfss s g S " :
DO DO 70 l rars g Do Do 20 n.msara
Passenger also forwarded to HAVE, bremen. Roterdam
Antwerp &c, ut equally low rates ~. Iii, org ,ss
slo5 sie"raae from Liverpool, ss from Qucrns .rp
ss9 Those .he wish 70 send for their friends ba
These have superior ISOLATION, for pa.
carry Patent FIRE ADnihalors Experienced surgeons ar
81 ,:ss s;gis s.s L'' as.ss to WILL ALA
s9 h rs q e o1Ei
Pm III Walnut a Il sss
''' o0"'' joins S G. DALE Agent 10 Broadway, NJ
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RoYAl
S'~s Canine New Al s Cork aP Sa hSss.p00l
And betw cen Boston and Liverpool
.s,. Calling at ssliia Jan and Cork hSrsor
csep "
PERSIA, Lott leaves New York wednesday, Mayo
Cook '' leaves New 7Srk Wednesday
rons LIVERPOOL:
Chief cabin passage ..........................$l2
f sRos rosios 10 lrrfarooI:
Sn.ea saDin passege '..SiHx
payable in gold is equivalent Unsd:tass currency
An experienced surgeon On board
Gle S
pressed are signed therefor
f'r freight or passage ae GSSsRp No. aBowls Green
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At rHH A1kSTs srosE, zi2 SEVENTH AvRSuE-
leans % purchase Caet or wearinr Apnari ar.
~. be I~.1 For slA DIv..cs sia ~ s0 Costs SO
shaws csks. Ac guarantee 20 pav tho full,sius Tor
.vyxsv ODE plsase CALI address a note py Vas, a.,
n, HsENBIH0 2f seventh avenue. Iadies aiyenae. n,
Mrs Rosenher ~herc you Will ie dealt win your $50 4
fhtLlDu.
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nor SALE--rOGErnER OR SEPARATE. TAPESTRY
Carpet 80 yards; nah ogany Sofa, maple Rocking Char,
stained do. black walnut Cottage Chairs and Office do Ex
tension Table Engra stained Bedsead Lace Curtains
sfrp
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GOOA Medicines,

and you should try them before going for
a physician. ;,
Get Pamphlet or Almanac of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and II you
have ever doubted you will
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at the usual hour.
REPORTS.

The House met at the usual hOur.
REPORTS.
Mr. TAYLOR. from the committee to whom
was referred a bill to amend section so of chap
ter Il, of the Compiled Statutes, recommended
its indefinite postponement
BILLS INTRODUCED.
The Committee on Railroads introduced a
bill for an act to grant swamp lands to aid in
constructing railroad from the Forks of Root
River to Mankato. Read first time and refer
red to Committee of the Whole.
By Mr.. BUELL., bill to provide Tor the ap-
portionment of the internal Improvement fund.
Referred to Committee of the Whole.
By Mr. MURRAY, q resolution providing
that the Enrolling Clerk and Engrossing Clerk
shall receive one dollar per day additional for
their services, in view OF the arduous nature OF
their duties.
1t was moved that the resolution lie on the
table. The yeas and nays were called, when
there were ayes 20, nays 1870 the resolutlon
was lost.
A bill to enable the ST. Paul and Pacific Rail-
road Company to construct branch ROAD 10
Superior, was taken from the table and referred
TO Committee Of the Whole.
Mr.. TEACHER, from the Conference Coni-
mittee, to whom was referred the Poll Tax OIL,
recommended that the House concur with the
Senate amendment, that the tax be PAID IN
State Warrants. The report Of the committee
was agreed to.
The House having concurred in the Senate
amendments, the bill was finally passed.
MESSAGES FROM THE SENATE.
A bill for an act to amend the charter of the
City of St. Paul was returned from the Senate
with six amendments. On motion of Mr..
MURRAY the House agreed to the amend
ments.
FIRST READING OF SENATE BILLS.
OIL Tor an act relative to taxes in Houston
county. Referred to Committee on Towns and
Counties.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The House went into Committee of the
Whole Immediately on re-assembling, and pro-
ceeded with the further consideration of bills.
The question coming up to concur in the
recommendations of the Committee of the
Whole, a motion was made to amend the re-
port.
A division was called for.
When motion to adjourn was made which
was negatived on division.
A call of the House was then moved for and
ordered.
On motion further proceedings under the call
were suspended.
The House adjourned.
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The James Steam Mills of this city
have declared dividend of fifty per cent.
This makes seventy per cent. in less than
fifteen months, on the reduced valuation,
and makes good and pays well in addition
those who held stock before it was reduced.
Nescburyport Herald.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.


The Senate was called to order by the Presi-
dent.
Mr.. NASH, on leave, introduced a bill for
an act to authorize the city of Hastings to issue
its bonds for the purpose of reducing and fund
ing its present Indebtedness. The rules were
| suspended and the bill had its several readings
and was passed.
Mr.. MCCLURE, on leave, introduced bill
for an act to legalze the act of the Commission.
ers appointed by an act of the Legislature of
| 1861, to locate a State road from Mantorville
| to Red Wing. The rules were suspended and
| the bill had its several readings and was
passed.
cred its vote by which it refused to pass the
House bill for the publication of the General
Laws in the German language, and the bill was
again put upon its passage and passed-ayes Ii,
| nays 3.
Senate bill for an act to amend chapter 81
of the Compiled Statutes, relating to issues
and modes Of trial, and was then passed-ayes
IA, nays 4.
The Senate then again went into Committee
of the Whole on the Cedar Valley Railroad
bill, and on rising, recommended the bill to be
engrOssed.
Mr. SMITH moved to amend the bill by
making the termini of the road at West st.
Paul and st. Anthony according to the terms of
the act of Congress.
the question of taking the said road to st. An
thony first voted on, the result of which vote
was as follows;
AYEs-Messrs. Dane, Heaton, Irvine, Lin
coin, Moore, McKusick, Mcclure, Miller, Nash,
See and Smith-11.
NoEs-Messrs Baldwin, Berry, Clark, Dan
iels, Daley, Ottman, Sergeant, Swift and War
ner-9.
The vote on inserting West st. Paul was as
follows
AYEs-Messrs. Baldwin, Dane, Daniels, Hea-
ton, Irvine Moore, McKusick, Mcclure. Mil
Ter, Nash, See and Smith-12.
NoEs-Messrs. Berry, Clark, Daley, Lin
coin, Ottman, Sergeant, Swift and Warmers.
The Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at the usual hour.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message and accompanying
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at the usual hour.
MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR.
The following message and accompanying
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WovN NSc q CMNvvxA.
We H\ooA PMs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver,
exciting that organ to such an extent as
that the system does not relapse into its
former condition, which is too apt to be
the case with simply purgative pill.
They are really
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House met at the usual hour.

The House met at the usual hour.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
By Mr.. WALKER, bill to enable certain
counties in Fillmore county to. levy ajax to
build bridge over Root River at Rushford.
Referred to Committee of the Whole.
By Mr.. SEE, bill to amend subdivision one
of section Z, of chapter 80 of the Compiled
Statutes.
By Mr.. TEACHER, bill to prohibit the
granting of special privileges by certain corpo-
rrations (referring particularly to Telegraph
Companies.)
The House adopted the Senate resolution
granting the use Of the Capitol grounds to the
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H\ooA ox\A Alvcv VM,
which, in conjunction with the
N\ooA RANXS\ev,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, CostiOsness,
Collie Pains, Cholera JMorb1ss,
Indigestion, Pain in the Bo1vels,
Dizziness, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used
them, and they will say they are
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NO\NNA no WOvC.

As Il proof that the Blood Purifier and Fills are
purely vegetable have the certificates OF those en-
inent chemists Professors Chiffon OF New York, and
Locke of Cincinnati.
Read Dr. Roback's Special Notices and Certificates
published in a conspicuous part OF this faper from
time to time. $50
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Puri-
fer, 81 per bottle or IS per half Dozen Of the Scam
dinavian Vegetable Blood Pills, 20 cents per box, or
5 boxes for 81.
Principal Office and Salesroom, No. East Fourth
ST. I'D Building from Main St., Cincinnati, o. Lab
a...o.. No Is Hammond Street.
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BALCH-At Fremont. Wes,cheser CcrTfy on Saturday,
Dc, Il. Of msrs'ma-, ,nk G only oy"i Collins IT, s"i
Georgia {. Bslch. aged 10 ron'hs and 20 days
BULLAt Mobile on Tuesday July H. ,asr .hor' lines
Alfred Bull ofWm. Boil deceased 81 The Chy 81 New
York and brother Of h. and Bull and Henry IL hull In
the 10th year 81 his
BAKER In Walam.isrrl on SUNDAY o.. a. Mr.
Elizabeth 4. vile vi the Rev samuel B,ss d. D. IN the
The relative, family respectfully invited
attend her funeral on Nsdnc.isy Hctt 4 oc"cs M
from the FIRST Baptist chorh, corner o. thsh aud south
finh streets.
CLARK-On Mcniay cs,- ~ Louis. Can. aged - year.
Her relatives snd friend. ,.o The merr- q The Bedford
sres II Church arr repcc,fsy ia'i,cd 60 atend be,
street, near Eighth hi. tTue.dsyl morning ., 10
oclo,h
FLMKR-At sprinssed n j. s.'uol,v Oct II. Dr. John
The fncrsi .cf,ior wiz b. held the r.-Sy,ernn Church
ia that place. Tuesday. oct 70 at The relative.
and friends Of the family Eosr~cis INVITED 10 S"ni
without further notice
rAIRBANk-on sunday sveains OF; r. 'n,r lingering
Illness and 81 th. hop Of bi.s Immortality, Nj
Franklin Dexter ia nank formerly q bosion In h's 'id
rS SsI Relative. ,ua fe.. .- invited . .eua the f.n.,.l
from the r-lcn.e a. his father Nj D~arr f,rha.b No
g7 wo.i Fourteenth STREE, ,h. T.s-asyl .is'fnoen =,
oclcck The fsmas1s vii be- conveyed 10 Mo"n Auburn
Cem-'efy. Mats ia ioscsm"ni
uOwE-suddenly, Monday. O,.is 1873, at Gteen'iile
J. wa'hiaroa How. AGED IL -ss' ani m'"' ION OF
Capt. Geo. W. AMI Athsfinc \. Hose.
| Notice Of funeral 10 tomorrow lagrIs
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The friends oYihs amy ~ respectfully invited ia .i,eud Ia.
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on Monday sscn.ns. Oct. 10 Lydia vile q John Nie~
In the esia year II her
Notice OF f.uefal LsfsansT
WAYLASD-at sarsiosa SPRING. ON ffsisy s'ri'A - 10
1T hiss l1is fe-idrfc.. the Rev. Df Jobs NrJs.s
The nsns. aud relative. Invited 1, -tsni te iufs 81
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