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Beware Of COunserfci,s

AID uNPRIScIPLRD DEALERS,
who endesvor to dispose "oF TER owsn and
other articles on the reputation attained BY
heimooids Genuine Preparations
Extract Baehu,
=, Sarsparilla.
Gall, Improved Rose Wash.
AK FOR HELHBoEDS-TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement, and send fo, \, .,a
se'd ".po','on and Erpossrs lysp
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notica all con
l cerued, that he has been daily appointed sad
has taken upon himse the trssi u Executor Of
The ias; vii and Testament Ct
JOSEPH MOORE. late II G3ulish1ro,
10 the CoGaty OF II tHcock woman, deceased by giving
bend The 4w directs he therefore requests all s
~he Indebted t. the said deceaseds estate 10 MAKE
Immediate pa meHt. and those who have any demands
thereon, 20 exhibit the same f9E settlement.
MARX L. BUNKER.
June =, 1853. -
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Testimonials like the above are constantly be.
i,g received from all sections Of the country where
:. Weeks Magic Compound has been introduced
All wh' SNIFF from any diserss Of the Throat Langs
Chest, can ugfafn r,{i,f bv MANA
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Al Court At Prehste helien Ellsworth, Within AID
fr the County Of Hancock, the third Wednesday 81
June \. i. Isf5.
IioSALfA NJ LANGLEY widow Of sasnasl n Lang
il ley late Of fremont deceased having made appl.-
cation f-r allowance Of the personal estate
Of said deceased
Ovas~e4,-Ttat the said Rosaia NLangey give notice
thsl all persons Interested hy causing copy Of ;his
urleT he pub ish- three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth Anne ican, priaed Elv orth that they ma
appear at Probate Court TO be held at Ellsworth on
the first Weiu, sisy Of August next O'Clock 10 the
forenoon, ard shcv cause, If any they have why all
allowance should : be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true eeP3,--4ttest,
p A. A. BARrLgrT, Register.
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Commissioners, Notice.


Iy-E. the subscribers having been appointed by the
~ Hoa Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate for the Conn
u Of Hancock receive and examine the claims Of ere
tiers To the estate Of
WILLIAM ". HINCELEY, late q Buehfl,
deceased, represented usolven do herhy give notice
tat six months allowed said creditors bring in
and prove their claims and that shall attend that
service the osce Ct D. W. Hnekey in SAID BluehiI
OF The seeoBd Tuesdays Of July and November next at
tea O'0ok A. =.
b. ". HINCkLEY.
NM HOPKINS.
Blu, hiI,, Jale 18th, 1853. IS
THE subscriber hereby gIres puhnc notice . all con-
| cerned. that he has been daily appointed ard has
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator Of the
late Of
ROBERT MITCHELL, late # fremont.
in the County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving bond
as M law directs; he therefore request all persons who are
Indebted 70 the said deceased estate make immediate
nsyaPut AMI those who have any demands thereon,
exhibit the for settlement
LEONARD J, THoN -
Ii r. jane l., 1865. %
ThesuSscrbs hereby gives public notice ali concern
81 that he Ass been duly appointed and has taken upon
himself the trust q Administrator Of the estate Ct
JAMES GREENING. late Of fremont,
10 the County Of Hancock, deceased. by giving bcrd
the Law irec:s he therefore requests all persons
Who indebted - tie d~ceAsss es;4e, 10 make
mediate payment, aud th1se who have any demands
Eereou to azh. Bit shs same iJr settlement
W. T THOMAS
Il
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Take no falsam, Mercury or Unpleasant Ncii
cine for Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
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PATENT AND TH0mPsosaa MEDICINES

me Ye8HtHe SHilihS Hd<0T Str0ps
hss Andies ashing Powders Soap Dye stuff. Tru..
Supporters specs Of all Kinds, ctron Cur.
TAHEs. halsins, TstaaTillds. Irish
Moss Pickles ~ n
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
Arrivals and Departures.
AnRINAIa.


apsa, & 1 :, BssGn $50 ssyPss5
N sSs and Mr. s .ad H. sRns Mrs. Dsn s
Whiting g.rl. J wsrd Lewis Rowe. = P merry.
sps kssf. nls nsies.a, 'ioi u fns
s.d sissiG arSG sSt; 9r Ah
Sag! passs,ly, Mario; M,l,sa .,,, n s5ssa5 ". g.
sSs ssnr, s % sads
sAssy sG: Sf ss rsSi r.. .ss asfs Js s
ssss Sss snf e'S e.''s sa S. s ssssssii gsis
s.o s csSa N Fsss ss: swlsS wssS hoas
sangsr W. sss srs fr1.s s n,3sS s si%s;os NJ
HAyas. Asp sA.s.v-s.e.m.hp corses-lsme. sek.r.
son. wliiams Charles Billion Brown. cspian keiiy.
s.pa.s csps "a ~ rsnns n. B. saw
s moo Kss S'Tss s.Iss Dgfssa
Nr ,nd Mrs Benton. = yaldes. wooll. A,,esE.
Feoea a ds.rs. fh h.rrs J Jo.epa Mile. fsora.s william.
crawford-ane - deck passengers Total - p,ssensss
ss. G:g's;.G.sG s;.; - ssa
B nuer. Mrs. Fink aud cbnd W Fsrei aober' Ponery
DEPARTURES.
eelsr ard esiId. rsl.aspei. s.rss.s nas.i re,
H X. 1as sa Rsi.si M ana essrss NJ w@ us@@oaa ..
S'n 30 sa .'ss srs mss T'nss fs
Esnbeehlsr. Carornis. Mr. and krs Jonas asf syr Y
rssr Sfs.s p. Sa Si1ff No. D. . &
a S ,s,r' & satsrs M ssa X .Sa o.T. 10 s
L,y.s;ce ,,s.~:sls c,y y. prers
PoaAcs. NAV Dinsnors M. orr lObb Kerry, s'i..
four Cd tren snd nurse James heksnrie VIE AM ih.
children Miss Lsna Nrs Ger Barlow, MI sssnsg auf
vile James Cas Nj and Mrs suumAn, United states Coo
ssl, Mr. Terry. mrs " urth ans child Fscnber
Fsk lady chiif snf .srvsni John hArtlb J0ha
saderman, .e. 1.s y, ate msY and wife Rsy Georg.
aud vie Rev Nm Clark and wife inlis NinceLt Nqs
Clark. klss hesa Geo Ainoud II hbrens. ~ Owen.
Rev Van Leruek wife and focr children Otto kapr
Dr DaTiss Mrs Nirhe and chfld Ms saeser W Ratg
ers l.nry LAY Wore Dayt brlwn. HUMPHREYS. ~
Wsrf L Walker Rewsfa UaictinTlu James Cf,nhte
Raph HIis Leon Ivsnhog Arihur GsTre. . Fuf a.,
Nrs Bapf Ma " Qr1Efuep. MARY Nfndrvrie 90 A "a
shiefs, Mrs. Eler Gogcr. G Lsyof. David snest az
ssce Dniu9re,. y z Bears. VI f.edias hn frstt gs
Hgrhes snf wife Lieut. John Thsichrr Eetrifg~si,h
oihera IN thc reerazs Specie tN.spu
sassgnAS-Bsrt Mary Loaiss-D Csrrnghi. M. MO-
aey 7 Ns~tn Busage.
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The italian Frigates.
COMPLETION 0H rHS RE p'rrALfA-PRoGREss OF
ruR RI DO LuIaI nj PORroaALLO.


TIM Rg DO LUIGI nj PoErooAILo.
Tae two Italian frgstes constructed by w. H. Webb are
provressius with rapidy quito In contrast With our
own naval vessels while dozens Of gunboats have
,av lain at the wharves for months, these two vessels
have becn suncbsd and one OF them nov only awaits
,.. ,,,aing additions, and she Ia ready FOR sea.
The enc 90 nearly ready s tho Re ditaa she has bad
so.m on for several days Visitors 70 her ind on view
ms hs that the mor plating her does not extend any
h,shsr than the lower port sl, and some surprise
,,.o,tes,ed m But this Ia easily explained W stating
ar, ,no vessel will be obliged 70 cross she Atlantic
10 ,bs dean OF wmtsrwhish, BY the way, promises 70
n. hard oos--snd tho weigh, Of metal shs relieved
f,o, her TOD sides win greatly case The vessel Ihe
r.,s. arc on board and will take the place Of ballast
,., 70 the vessel nov before she s thor 'oghy
...,.s M shows what beautiful vessel the Italians are
.o % b, in possession Of 10 fact, she second Gene
nj admiral. ony with addiuons AID AL the modern I'm
urov,wsuts and ys, they ret these beautiful vsses AZ
coz, Of n 500 900 each whereas they we're 70 or's
them 70 day thcy would be obliged 10 pay over two NIL
iioos fos ooe -.
Ybs vo~tuanship s Mr. webbs best, ard tho ensiaes'
so,,.r, A. are the Novsl,ys pride Zach and every
par, we'll apd fsnbfaly dOos, sOd .l.s care hs :ee'
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will last for century Ono thing surprising in tho Re
daa h her dra of water She has her coal and proys
ions ON board In her boilers, &C. and yet she
draws only eighteen feet inches forward and twenty
feet six inches aft.
An Italian lineo battle ship hourly expected this
port with entire and complement officers for
the ship and whom everything ready the two vessels
will sail in company for some Italian port
The Re do Luigi di Portogao progressing finely tbs
plating s being put the spsrs ready to 90 in the
joiner work being pushed ahead possible ana
the machinery is going in place rapidly as crcum
stances will permit. Mr.. Webb has peculiar faculty for
pushing work ahead He pays his literally ind is one
OF the builders men like to work for Tha. Is the great
secret
Admirais Lisovski and Mine visited these frgates
each at different times, and accompanied by their prnc
pal ssan officers, and they both expressed themselves
highly pleased with the ships. And In fac, 20 well salts
led we're they both with them that they unhesitatngy
said that neither Of their countries had built such noble
vessels.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
INTERESTING FROM BRAZIL.
Dsea % OF the Rebel Bark Fanny Cren.
shaw from Port-Exciting Chase By the
Gunboat Mohican-Finai Escape Of the
Bark, DO.

shaw from Port-Exciting Chase by the
I, Gunboat Mohican-Ftnai Escape Of the
Bark, DO.
OUR RIO JANEIRo CORRESPONDENTS.
Rio JAS1Ro, sspt. Is, 1863.
An unusua excitement created 70 day BY the tow
ing 70 OF tho AnRo-rebe bark Fanny Crenshaw. Of
Richmond alias Grace Of Liverpool under English coors
An a,,emps was made months ago TO transfer the
ownership 70 the British aag by the consgnses trumpog
up claim heavy advances their account so IS to
necesitste sale for debt. It will DO remembered that
we have had the following reoe vessels in port for
time-1he Fanny Crenshaw, Ann +. Grant, Abigail and
brig Virginia The sale 70 include all these vessels
The American Consul protested against the sae but II
'proceeded.
last year special agent sent from Richmond TO
Nook after these vessels. The agent, Mr.. hobson de
viscd variety Of plans for berans them but all fall
Cd. After this the plea OF poverty prevailed, and the
house Of Phpps Brothers claimed 70 have purchased
thsm.
Recently the British Consul granted them papers, and
the Brazians, notwithstanding embargo by tho
United states Consul and the pendency Of suit for
ownership their courts cleared one OF them,
the Minister for Foreign Aniirs msanwhle, only day
before yesterday, assuring General Webb that they
should not sail
Late yesterday tho Fanny Crenshaw, now the
Gracie WIS cleared, and the announcement appeared
In tho papers this morning under the new name. The
British boat refused 10 tow out some several mer
chant vessels. announcing there would DO second
Tow" customary, and the volante which was ready
for ssa, obliged TO remain at her mocrings.
Mr. Monroe, consul, seeing the clearance, Informed
Capsaa Glissou, u the Mohican. IL was now hafpast
eleven A. N. The old boilers OF the gunbost were sup
posed 10 be ont OF repair that they could not be
used Ia at least thirty hours and portion d her engine
was In British machine shop somo distance on
ten minutes 70 four O'Clock the Grscie went past
the Mohicsa, In TOW of the powerful tug. ~ sixteen
minutes past i've p. NJ, 10 and behold the Mohcan
snrbcd over hsr screw, and In three minutes Af-
teSwards abe standing out oe the hsrbor.
watched her with intense interest," did the consul
and II the loyal Americans, until she passed tho
forts, andlhsn went the top Of Castle Hill, which
u the signal station. Tho 0racts was about thirteen
miles ahead esesring southeast The excitement was
intense Ths tide ebbinG, the Oracle still IN tow
but seeing waa pursucd owas crowdng on all sail.
Tho Nohican bent hsr best energies 70 the chase.
darkness upon US, and the last that we could
ace u the pursued that abe tackled ship, hesfing IN
Tor the land We reiuetany quit the hill long after eark
Capt. wsut out with the DISCRIMINATION o. captur
,ns her and putting pv,e board and sending
her 10 New forx. We hope he may secure bis prize
Ps-iA M.-Ths hohicnn has Just arrived, and with
laru uyixe
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Jcssh Quincy, of Boston. AMI the tecsoiy fecsassi
lord iyndhurxi botb born ke nlsht ot Nay q
iTIi TIE sane physcisn s,so1e1 their eaify snto shs
world He wS csilei from bo1ss " IN otof T. 81
teod 70 this daty Re Dr. Joseph WARES rho Itfes
yosfs stsrwsrts fsii a Bsukse NM iosssh lsscy
~snoatef ~ csnordss 20 ha~HaeAssct& se1 John Lsrb
ton coplsy, siswuds Lad Lyszhsfst. ss od~satSa =
csnbr.ifs "a LAfssA
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Two large Union meetings hold here this cvcnins
They were addressed by 0overror Curtin. John A. Bing
BAN. Colonel Gibbs and Miss Dickinson. torchiight
procession aud the firing Of and letting on OF ro
works closed tho proceedings Grea, enthusiasm pre-
vailed.
Omoiai Drawings OF nzsrray. EDDY q
Co.'S Ksnsnesy wsuun ana Missouri State Lotteries,
KEsrvorr. Class s;e-oe, 81. isss
o,..s q: M 90; a. 70: - es, iS / "a! so ~, 81 81.
oev,as.sa. aS%t1s ~. q sSpT y Lsa,s 90 i.
OmcisiDrawiags OF enc shsiDy College
EIrsA oLAss ess-oct 81. 1855
49, o. is' @; a. 80, 90 SS. 3. os, 81, 81, "a, II. Co.
66. 81. I6 q. 90. IT. II. 49, G5 a. 35. 81, As, rs.
o,rouAr. sen. oy .Asr...,s. on; "'
q e SIMMONS 90
succesaors TO Jno. A. Morris q 90.
Omcssi ORA wings OF che Library Assoc
'saos Company: E:Iss Ie';e .s, Of Esnssss, % = ,,
a. 49, isi o,. ss; ,ss, ss. ~; 50, 81, IT. 80.
%. 49, 10. 90, "a, AZ. 10. 81. SO, o., az, 3, 20.
S.xscs s;s. Ellis II 20 Manager. oo,.,..
Prizes cashed in An Lega,izca Lotte.
''1 '"'''a'''" gwen Da%.1a S3fcs sHssf ssSs. SS.sa
7sS Brosnway. near Astor paoe.
Prizes Cashed in ala Legalized Loste-
'' 'N'' s'''9 saASFsR Si' ss's Co. I 81 Broadway.
Prlres Cashed In all Lseal,zsa Loste-
risA Informaloa given JOSEPH BATES. . ossr.
II Wall street oom No. !. Now YORK.
Prizes Ca shed In all LcQaIix~d Lotteries,
Informst.op Siyeu D. r. CLAYTON CO.. 70 Wall street.
Prizes Cashcd In all LesaIixed Lotto.
sS' ',S7 Fs sss saAS@ST 81 ;: :::: '''
4, BILLS i7s o'ses.ics sia .,r.s.
Royal Havana Lottcry.-Thsrty per
cent premium paid for pnles Information rsrnsssd Tue
sss TA1L1k tnaa sGsa fnd
A Gard.
TIRE oPkrIKo OF
HELnsoLDs sKw DRua STORE.
@i BROADWAY.
MKT TO METROPOLITAN aOrRL
Mr. HELMBoLD has opened al The above place largo
Drug and Chemical Warehouse Our citizens respect
receive from tho sen.emsa sttendAuco kaa pous
attention In accordance with Doctors pas, mods
Of conducting pure and fresh goods will
constantly be kept hand. all who give him
may assured that svery article sold will be genuine
and at the lowest cash figure.
Remember. HELMBoLD's New Drug and Chemical
Warehouse. oot Broadway.
Another Great Revoistioa
PRICE OF y r%PkR lIi sroox
JOHN TUCKER q BRO
~ Ann street.
ssa e. . cPi' 81 ssa :
Written Books, Pampbe,a, &c. &c. Ac.
We want 400 pounds week. In large small quaa
titles.
New Perfume for che Han nd ere hleE.
ExTRACT OF THE
MONT BLOOMING CEREUS,
NIGHT BLOOMING CERBU8.
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREU8
NIGHT BLOOMING CERBua
kI0HT BLOOMING CEREUS
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUa.
NIGHT BLOOMING CBRKUB,
. exquisite delicate and Perfume, disiled
from the beautiful which takes
name sswxss s'y ~ BON
ASK YOR PHAL0NS-TAKE NO OTHER
Sold BY druggists generally.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
governor Cprtin,. Mov.ment..

ELxpi, n Y. ocl o. 1855
Goye-sor cgfilo. of Peunsyvans, adfressei large
Union meeting bore this ovsaIog Yesterday BE- spose 10
osweso, and today m Horseheais. cssnssx oogoiy
70 be goes - BuraO Bs u accompanied by tts
Ho, JsDas csmpbsu AMI cosnsl Il B,dfi- Roberts
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

ccernursAD r0Es-sa,,on to~aship. 10 ssr-'-
county Ono gave vii4nd CHAM three hanifod 40 Gg.
nine Votes and gcough none
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
a New Patent
GAS APPARATUS
COUNTRY REsIDENCBs. PUBLIC BUILDINGS. 40.
HkOM $50 UPWARO6
0BO. II. KITCHEN CO.. 81 Broadway.

ga False Balance - Abomfa sion
70 Lord; but . juss weight II his delight "-BROWNH
STANDARD SCALES. warranted accurate ssl dur.b.s A
full supply adapted every branch Of busness cousauy
In store for sale. Wholesale and retai By DkOWH
manufscturer. No Barclay street. opposite The Ases
House.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Do-bis sole Napoleon Top Boots, "a
!. I5kis bRooks . Sos'x a. ssoeasS. sssss'
ugwAf1 rreeL
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Mayors Once, new York, Joly 3Os
la6S Proclamatics Il George Opayts Mayos Of ths ONf
q hew York pur-oaa, " reseutisn o. ne boArd ss
Supervisors OF the COUNTY of Nee York ls dAy approved
BY me- do hsrcby . nvo irsd aolArs
the Of the urderrr sv,derurs a
ment lihS ". who vas AIsa on ,ns itsA isst wAhe
This 70 be pad ihe eeruacsi1 Of The JsAss
Judges before whom tho eonv'ctou oonvcen. sAaA
o. the eity In my gruersi q The 40 ,astat
- - - - 0kO1OH OPDrHH hAYex
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Corss, Bwnfoss, Iavs~ted Hstts, Chti-
biss. Yres<t vst Disasss fossA Ao esss< vlAoss
pzin ~ Dr y EfCs ssrr.sa cssypsa4sl Os~ -
bs-ey t1s ctlfssf ss.h
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

nSruainsos wfcrsssaAs
Qo4cAssya 'T E..T
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Advse. 20 Every One:
srEiNpELDs FRENCH coosAc BlrTERs.

Almost s the Bers In ,be American market dspend for
their extensive Advertising shAmscss pualug
centric toss and Peter Punk abels but the decyed buyer
never purchases them second time. The FRENCH
physcAn and chemist Larourare the only Btevs worthy
the IN the market goraing the system
appetite, and exercising sanlAry effect
liver kidneys and Tcst organ They Agreeable
prophy acte and rapid and csrta DArrhs Dysen
tey choiers. Gals fevers Dyspepsia Lowncss Of sprA
Heartburn. q he .nd knfred ds-ases; and they
gnr.ed Frsuce. Germany and Russo the family
e tie sgr sol by respectable druggists gro
aud WHO ess~ aof retail by the solo agent for the Uu-
ted states. \ sfffSFELD. ~ Nassau street, N Y.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Distilled Dew ts shs ansst thiag - the
wcys fgr ,As ssin saf couVsn-r Al drsxxrx ss1 Trs
Bfoafssg
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
! IIunfrr,. un,,r is nt So. D DIrI.Ion

siresi sep Tors ciT Ne has oyhsr ores Estsb
ushff i3t y fht frg~s snd prysis stsarr We ~af~s
rfut gns snd sois IL ssia gergs - al tnts
tte 1H pgis n21s irrpurU o. rs bloot hs.pi. ~ sot
y Ffsiity. Nervous Depiity bary fefisf~p -
COM 1lDo Erais hours "a from A NJ anii goeiocs
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
nower's Infant Cor0tal

!. Of tue most dsighfui and eDcso,oas rsuediss
discovered for The ills which M
ani Young children subject
THIS aiuabie Cordial prepared from variety OF the
choice and valuable AromAtics known IN medicine
AMI 1. speedy for Collie cramps aud windy rsias
II OF etoelent children that Of rcs,ess and
fstf1 habit, and 10 those Who Esaty troubled with
Griqng Vomiting Looseness few dcscs of the Cor
dial Will eda,s Children Cutting Teeth
Hard and thereby suffering intens pain bs oousdsrs
bly, relieved by applying sma poroa of the Coraiai 70
the fnger and rubbing the gums gently Tor short ns
Adult persons Afflicted with similar viii md the
Infant Co,i4 equally beneficial their Parents and
guardians having the of children r~auessd 70 msss
Lria of this remedy. as IL cona5snuy believed that
when they earn ia value family vii CONSENT 70 BE
without a. Prepared only by HENRY BOWER,
Phnafelphis
sold 81 HELxBoLD's Drug and chsnirai
Warehouse So Bsoadsay n v.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Prizes Cashed In all Localized Lotto.
res information given. Circulars Aldress bog
3073 Post Office SHAFFER CO., 95l Broadway.
near Twenty third street
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Dtfeasrs Of the Nervous, rsrwst and
Uunsy syrsms Mo- uossrp .st sptsos.s E.siss.si
- snf cur plsiHs prifs 0 eeuts a0t ~ VII,
IRR 4 CO.. t1s Br0Nduar. saf n TIE s4thgf Dr. WAT.
sOs % BfDsdvsy. Cyns -Aitons lron A or Il
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Dtssusrs 81 fh~ NetNooss seminal, W.
rsry an sefca system Now srf rehsse u-.rsent-if
-srr.s 1f the Howard Asseatign Va .sssf sti>i
ersr re o. clnfys Address Dr. T. ssiiiin usnshos
fInsa-f Assoc atga PhuafsghA
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

Bottles. Bottles.
Pnu'y Pint Bo,tles Of The brasf was.i Hgh
prics psid ~ ~ Beaver street
The New York herald., 1863-11-01
.ew and ons,n.i Method OF Rs.

"a TIN.
Or ssc.e removed "a minute. with little pain.
viihet the last risk or fsuyct. | ~ Of from
10 CADWfLL No 80 tunru place fEishth strestD. of
fession twhore opsi atoms Uruiar surgery
for ib- as t~rsg familiar the public through
the Lnllei ht1.rs and the prFfnc~ GanadaD
f9rry asst - IN having cr whether single
double whether OF long short tsrfinr from what
rrpiucef that he VIII c1mpetey all spp>ar
ot ceeci In minnie, without causing severe pals
giving thab ment~ry uDe~siarsa In
vii fee be charged who're the operation 10 not entirely
setory failure In this operation 10 sbsoutsy I'm
esble hundred re-pecsbs references Of rsfcs ope
rated on By d.. C.. be nsuite1.
personal examination Indispensable In all Which
- BE- graus Chdren .duits or persons of the most
nervous temperament, have their crV-seyes made
siraizhi win equal success and without suffering
OAce hours from A. n totP.h.
The New York herald., 1863-11-01

r. D. MORGAN,
SHEPHERD KNAPP.
a. v. STOUT.
JOHN II. GILEEvER,
HORACE GREELEY,
WIN. HEGEMAN,
EDIJAH WARD.
SAMUEL BETS,
LEONARD w. JEROME,
JOHN DECKER,
ANTHONY Bi.EECKER,
RUFUS +. ANDREWS,
HENRY HILTON.
JOHN COCHRAkE.
CHARLES <. GRAHAM,
ABRAHAM WAKENAN,
ETHAN ALLEN,
G. :. SPENCER.
JOHN HOFFMlItE,
+. B. SPlNOLA,
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Diseases oi th. Nervous,

cristsaoro's Us,r Dye. Presrvstive
.rf Wig fenoi ~hoI-s.is AMI rsLan No 6AsOr Hoass
Tls sgs sppiss b. skifui srtlss
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Tras.ss-Marsh A Co., Radical Cure
rruss oses only si No yes~y ss~~t Astr Hss-- an
Eiaslso oooss saDpss<fs saSais~f Brs>s A. is4J 81
tssfAAl
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Union nIeo,,.s =, pun.io.

BuSyAio, Oct 81. 1868.
Two large Union meetings hold here this ovonins
They were addressed by Governor Curtin John A. Bing
BAN. Colonel Gibbs and Miss Dickinson torchiight
procession aud the firing OF and letting on OF ro
vailed.
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Prizes Csshcd I'm all Leg Iixed Lotteries.
Information eiyeu j. 4. CLAYTON CO.. 70 Wall street.
room no. g. n. Y.
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Beauttfui Compiesion.--Lstrd's Bioom
Of Youth LIQUID preserying bsatfyn the
elsn and sxin t3 Bro.dvsy ssd drnxxss -'sfy where
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omcial Drawings or nzsrray. EDDY d
Co.'S Kentucky ana Missouri State Lotteries
-. =. kEStuoxv. E1rRA oLAss bGS-Oct 81. 1883
-. 70, 26. &c, a. 73. Al. 53. 40 *. IS, IL, 88.
. kksruoKr. CLASS 65f--Ocl 81. isSa
4. III, CO. "a, 26. 6s, I3, I. Ga, 40, AZ, 2, SO, 81.
Circulars sentfree OF charge BY sddresslns either
MURRAY BDDY 90,
Coviug.0u. KY. or g. LsouA No.
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Prizes Cnshed i'm All Legal ,iLcd Lotto.
rtea Information given. Diamond Jcweiry bought
r 9AIGE, Broker.
uenr Axta MIA -
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The rfnsst Hats for Gents, the Uiehess
yur. foe ladies' ssa great TansJ sntSy @S1is q fs
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Lotery 0 Kentucky
ErrsA CLASS 6ss-Oct 81. 1855
80. 81. Is. 65. 49, Sc. 8. GS. 81, "a, At, co.
Class 66e-Oct. 81. 1863
66, 81. To- ". 28. IL. IL. As. G5. a. So. 6l as, 75
%, 81.
Circulars sent by addressing
Successors 10 Jno. A. Morris 4 90.
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Tas. Freekies. ssIiowssss, grsptis.s,
spots spscAs AL etlb Hnlshss cured ~ 9OUhAvbs
flAliss ksdisslsf eoAp. tss Bfoss-y
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Price Cashed in an Legalixed Lolte-
ries. Information given. Post office boz 307S
SHAFFEH 4 CO.. o5l Broadway
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PriLes Cashed In all Legalized Lotte-
ries Information given JOSEPH BATES, Broker
II Wall street. oom No, I. Now York.
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Royal Havana Lottcry.-Thsrty Der
cent premium paid for ples Information fsrnIsssd Tue
highest paid for douboons snt all gold
silver. TAYLOR co. Bankers. 10 W all street. n Y.
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Omcsai Dra wings OF che Library Assoc
oasioa Oompanys Lottery Of Kentucky
EXTRA CLASS 19i--0cl 81. 1851
46, AZ. IL, 66 IS. At, so, 81, 1T, 80.
CLAss S92-Oc, 81 Is6S
IN. 7S, 10. 80. a. ~. 10. 81. so, -, az, 3, 10.
Ctrcuiars sent by addressing
FRANCE. ELLIS 90 Managers oovtnstsa. Ky
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No Mistakes Oaa uappsa at
HELnBOLDs kKw DRU0 srORs.
prcscrpt,ous passed through different hs.<s
beforo conpoandns and. additisasi security.
checked before delivered.
Recolcct thIs, and also reoo,lecs
TIE nav sroRR
sel BROADWAY, NEW wORg