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The New York herald., 1864-05-15

bsswssa hun aad LITTLE Rock would sopsrdizs the exist
snos q bis entire army Accordingly b determined v
tue right OF the 2olh the whole command CROSSED
the w.shta AID moved for Little Rock. BY .sy q Prince
reached on tue 97th and pouloon thro.n Her
Il learned that the rebel General fAgsl Win Args
force ana fourteen pieces Of arsy aa vs,1 ~ mn ~.
river where could be forded In order 70 clos ana
threaten Little Rock cavalry force was sen' W ineef
ANOTHER vroHr AND VICTORY
About noa5 OF that day It commenced raining. ant
continued to rain Ssrns oaf and
battle tont Mace IN which ae enemy was oady beaten
and Obliged to retreat losing thr. All, an Th i
mated yoss on our side was from Ave " SIX nunarod
killed and wounded The rebel loss. withC. SA~ss0'~
After the defeat Of ths rebels as the roads
prevented marching, General Steele decided to So
General Carr 70 Little Rock TO watch Fasan as be felt
they conclude 70 Rstack again
Al LITTLE RocK.
Rock, and Prics and Smith had the chagrin q seeing
shelr plans and vastly superior force bafed st every
Generals Rice, Saomos, Carr and Thsysr are highly
oompllmented for their services.
During the retreat General Steele obliged %
destroy seven hundred wagons. Every is satsn0d
with the mastery manner 10 which the commanding
general extricated the army from M perous position,
and brought II, Ia Bumbers almost the Same and or
ganizatiou complete back TO s starting point when
y left. on the 23d Of March. Tho army travsrsed
rebels nearly all the time giving them battle
they offered y, whipping them In every engagement,
has wNh comparatively little oss We exccps
the return train which was cut on and captured By
Inc rooe General Skurrv Of fexas. was Killed 10 ouc 81
teee 70 hold the ne'of the He placing all
dQosed points in state defence. will give the
AppsI.
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BRowy On Thursday, Msy IL. ANN BRowH, widow Of
VIM. Brown In tine cath year Of her age
inv, cd 10 a. end Tie faner ins sunday AFTERNOON a,
two O'Clock, from her late residence Throgs Mock.
services at =, Peters church at three O'Clock.
BRAyrN AT Columbia, =. c.. on friday, April ~
tprsoner Of warl wM s. L. BRArros, Z. s. N, Of Bsook
BRows.-Tn Bro k'yn, on Saturday, May II. Anna
D,pos, wife OF Lieut. Francis $. Brown, L. NJ. Aad
younge,t daughter Of the late Samuel Kissam.
Z he funerai will take place from the house OF her
ther 1856 Adephi street Brooklyn on Monday afiesnoon
three O'Clock Tho friends OF tho family are respect
ffIy invited to attend without further potioe.
DuScur On Friday morning, May II, LOUISA ApxiS
puScryy, Of dptheria. sged years and <days.
The relatives and friends q the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral this SUNDAY aftern -
o'clock fr m the residence Of her parents IS Clark
Eiprs.-ou Saturday morning, Mag Il, Of nhthiss,
WV. A. ELDER. son Of Dr. A. Elder, aged ~ years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully iuvited 10
No West Twenty second street, Monday Afternoon at
halt past twelve cclck. The remains Win bs taksdto
FT.xS-on Saturday, May II. q. ErJxx AGED IS years
Tho funeral VIII take place from No 90 Sullivan street,
this sunosy afternoon at twooclock. iAs friends are
Eam.. Suddenly, on saturday. Nay u, sAaAn Ass,
dsust OF Charles and Ann Janet Eas aged ysas and
oe relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the tunerai from the residence Of
parents No Carmine street. % Monday Afternoon, .,
FAoss-on Thursday morning, May II, JAM AUGUSTA,
daughter Of Mary and the late John Fagan aged II ysass
The friends of The family, saA those Of her brcsAsv
Michael George Pagan. and her brother IN law RpSsri
Mcettean are respectfully invited 70 attend the fsnora
this sunday dtesvosu, ~ swe O'Clock, from ~ ass
| rss,dencs, ls3 last 1vssy Third street.
FnHsR On saturday sf,ersccu May II, a half pas
twelve o'clock, Madame cAaA rsns. AZ M sssldssce
| 90 Grand street.
Dss notice WI bs given o. The funeral.
GAvSr.-0n Frdsy, hsy 10. ~ hss rsssAsucs n Eas
Baltic street, Brookyn. JKstnssos GApsrS Esq, artist
/ late Of Patersos, n. j aged - ys.rs
the relatives dfvieuds II tbs ss,vv are rv,ssd 10 Al
terd the fuusra from thris corner e HsrrstI
and Clinton streets, sookys. shk (saaday slsrnoa q
two O'Clock,
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We wish oil V distinctly
understand that our prepare
tiuns are not cheap ones. We
Do not ill . quart bo,tc with
worthless trAsh and soil II for
. dollar. but We do cla,m that
our medicines an far supe.
rior 70 any prelGstion ever
placed before the pub.
lie, and that they have real
Intrinsic worth and merit
That they will cure the
diseases Tor which we recon-.
mend them more promIaly
and thor .uehly than auy
others ne trial will eou.
vince the most skeptioai.
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CLEARED
steamship Bavaria (Hanl Tsubs Southampton and Ham
steamship Celia IBr,. Bllinse. London-Howiand A.
Steamship Morning Star, H.psssn. Havana and New Or
Ship Jubiisum tBrrmj, voikss. shasshae-J G Jswsu
BsrF Jul. JBs,, ciiGe.d, n.y.s.~J 2 Phiip',
Ers Sarah A:ss tBr). jenkins, Earanham-L Amsi.sh
srir snow Bird tBr, Mar.as, Havaua-r A .wes.sr
brig John Hathaway, Townsend, CardsnAs-J L tAtha
Brig ughand Nancy tsr,, saasders cienfusso-7Beyn-
Bris ocesa Traveller. yrs.ay Neuvas-rhompsosA Hun
Br,. Car. Emil tDan,. Psds..on, s, George Bsnuda-
sT,s H;osa Jordan c.. s.,Y:s. rorss9.lG ss9b
seSr Rsynor Rssnos. r wsssinsion. sss.
ssss ksn::aA x, xs,. s.I%. ss%or.ss Wheeler
sssr sr n:nss RSsd sost %%aasS%e
sssr An sSsi5: p:..s &
sssr ssSr iSn' kun ts s,s rorsliH P:in.
sSsr sSsr sl,ss ns Icms.:a, so:oa-a E:essa e Sea.
scS. sS l.ssss psssG ssns MY froviasncs.s Scssr.sn
SeSs o LSmss. s,annArd. Nos HAssn-Hs'chkisa
Sssss, rr.s. w,.a. ssssiaS sc., Roy.i--r sVosssd
ss.ss:, ss:s:, s.,ss. = .S:..s fs,'sss.ss ~
Cleared JstA-ship Pocshos.ss, orsvsA San nssssse-
Sutton a Co ARRIVED.
s.%sAp c,S:,ssr s sA SaArs Sssss u fss
s,s E,s &C. s.:s . sn .:: s::
pool sodsr Ic::. c9s: sfasas e s,zs ss s ss,.:
!. \. II i. sg u !:si - Sss:s s::: =. Z:
''s ssip e-,s, R,pss,a Lmsnuuss sQaaoa Apsu 4 ana
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Patients living st . distance
nesd not hesitate because OF
their inability TO visit US We
have treated successfully the
ATicted In eli portions Of the
world and the Greatsr portien
By correspondence.
Parties . idressing us should
stats tho disease and symp-
toms, and the full PARTICULARS
in regard 70 their cases, In or.
der 10 give W . fulI knowl.
edge OF their complaints. and
unlcss Q cure 10 possible We
with mot hold cut induce nenss
20 them In order 70 ssll our
medicines
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py- ff thsss pins- WORE Su1T
taken ut the proper time. They
are . proven ton to exoess. -
Antidoto TO pain and o rsrnovan
OF retention that causes both.
These Pills, by securing unit.
f0rmity of actionte the fenrales
system, secures health. and
with health, bestow tho fAsct-
nations that accompany IL 10
every female-the bright eye.
o,sstic step. clear eornpiexton
An' cheerful disr osition- that
denote Q. healthy woman.
Thee Pills should b In the pos.
seasion tf every matr0n. mai-
den AM r1othsr ir che land.
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We send ali Of the Cheroscs
Medicines by express (eNoeT
the Cherokee Pills, these are
sent by mail. free OF postageJ,
on receipt Of price. 70 any
part Of the civilized world,
securely packed, In such .
er thut no one through
~Ause banda they NAV pass
w. Id know the fentents
Ladies or u'lcueu can
address us ia perfect COM
dence, and We VII IN all cases
frankly answer their letters,
and give our opinion cf each
individual cnse. We prescribe
NO minerals.
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The CHEROKEE MBDl.
ClNES arc sold by ell enter.
prising druggists In the civi
lied world 8one unprtnd
pied dealers however, t!y 20
cell worthless compounds
In place OF thess = tho.s
which they can Get nj :
cheap price and make NOR
money BY selling than they
can on the Cherokee Aedf-
cines. A. you value yeus
hen.th--sys. the heath ~
sour ofTrp-iny--do not 10 De.
s-ived nv such unpriaclpled
druagists Ask Tor the Cher
pkec Medicines, and take ne
sther.
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CHEROKEE WAsH-Ths

CHBR0KER wAsH-rhs
two IN edicines at the SAINT
tims-all improper discharges
ars removed, aud the weak
ened organs are restored "
full vigor and strength. The
two preparations are especi
aliv recommended In thoss
old chronic cases Of females
where ell other medicinee
have fsilsd, In. Teoepl
eases. In either hAie % 70
pala they cure IN from
cns TO three days. They are
healing. soothing and dsmul-
oen. renewing all scalding
heat aad pain. instead of The
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BcutagR- HEASyy.-At Providence, r. l.. on, srnday
May by Rev. = Kelly. JoHS +. BoULGEK, Esq., TO Miss
i. iiEsNgy ALI ~ this ci y.
HOLLAND, r BISsoy.--0n Wednesday, April 20, By the
Rev. James Mllett at tho brides residence, Mr. JAMES
~ HOLLAND 10 Miss MARTHA ANNE ROBINSON, all Of this
city
Panrs-CRowIS. Saturday, May IL, Mt tho Church
Of the ncsrnstion, at htn one o'clock by the Rev
Dr M,nt emery CuAs O. PHsLps 10 SARA A., daughter OF
j. Crowcn, aIi ~ this city. No cards.
QrIS--o Nrlr-At 81. Jchns chur ch Utica, N. Y, by
the Rev. Ambrose n. 0'Nei, JossrH QuIS, OF New
Yrk city. 10 MARI 0'NEiL daughter OF Owen O'Neii,
Of Utica, Y.
SAL ER-SuyERs.-On Wednesday, May IL, by the Rev.
NJ. che, GEo =. SAirER TO Miss ANNE NJ, youngest
daughter Of Mr. VIM. stivers. both OF this city.
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CHnROKrE PILLS. q,

CHERoKrE PILLS. on
Female Medicine.-The most
wonderful discovery of the
age. They are n wonder. be
cause they never fail un del
any circumstances 10 cause
the flow and remove the In.
tcrruptions OF nature; aud
this IL what no other medt-
oino Of any kind or des;rip.
tion will do-they all fail in
some cases. These never fail.
How many thousands Of good
and true women struggle on
year after year. trying to bear
up under the load Of a Fiction,
brinQlnr sorrow and sadnees
20 homs- that might bs hap.
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aKEHREEEa
EB HEEKkkR
fEgBH
EEkk1
EH
EEgEExERd q
RkkEkHkkn
CBRRoKEE CURE.

VII - wv ~ - - Wv Asss
An unfailing specific for IN
diseases caused by the early
foilies Of ysuth-weskuess,
discharges and al the dirofu3
cong plants that fol as Q
sequence OF disregarding ths
laws OF nature-such as Lose
of Memory. Universal LrssL
tude, Pains 10 the Back,
Dimness of Vision. Prem&
ture Old Age. Weak Nerves.
Difficulty of Breathing. Trem'
bling. Wakefulnsss. insanity,
In a word. that abuse of nar
ture which destroys mind
and body-bringing on .
train OF constitutional disor
deIA rendering the subject
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arning aad almost ue1eAf.
sble agony that 10 erperic. >cee
with nearly all the QuAok p,~
parations Of caustic, sulphats
OF zinc. sugar Of lead. mercury
and other dangerous com.
pounds that quschs prepare
and foolish people buy because
they are cheap. Tho Cherokee
wash contains mono Of thsso
,villanous drugs. but ID oom-
pounded from simple rootA
Thoss who have been ruined
By quacks should despair noA
1od now have she means Of .
cyouspt and permanent cure
wt,htu your reach. and At .
roAsopspls prios.
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In, the "cHERoKRB HEDf.
CIkES" the unfortunate will
find n day OF deiiv-rnnce from
suffering and pain! A day
splendid aud glorio us. when
they shall no longer aofer
without cessation or repose,
either through mei eenAry
Quacks or the incfIlcIency sf
nauseous preparations.
The Cherokee Medlcines'
accomplish their ranso m
their emancips uon. An sman-
cipa NON SO great, 40 admirable,
and - prolific OF universal
good. Tbexe medicines will
prove, In any and every case.
faithful and never failing
friends In the time OF need
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s.:.s b.: - w.s. IsA wA -. % L.. srsH ~
.sa " Ia oa 'sT .ss ss': No: =:
s.ss ss:.sass ss%s ssi s' az. 81
Sy M sfes1 isaG 6ea Of 70 ssth
% nsnss ssbesss ,es .Hd light ~ind, .u s~ vs
rr'sdrSs 10 rS Fillmore Bradley ss~ o..u. Is ssyH
h,np wih1,,nrep ss.a,t se~ or.an. /. a.,. ~rs
wrs bouud i2,h 81 baiusY.l ~ lI'r,'.a. bark
ssip s.na uss Linssn. New or,e.n,
10 stirRes Ole SrFnsn a ca. : '15'' m oahaN
ship Z s,ars>s wiians, Port Royal dap. ia s.n....
Bsrr Jane Bsira, toS vsps-ai.o, Williams. s,,,.lo,..
!. Q os sss. poke hip 6.iso 'f%as from s.asR. T.
.rs s:s ES.s es rss %as' for M S 8
ws ssrn ds. .ns Essssa @ 70 Charles Ga
lat t Ion q poke bark Rs.rrewshire from Greenoes
Br from Il assps Il os aen oSssss r. .'5
several large csbersa and surrounded by doans
Bari AquIl. tAus. TIcha. Alexandria Egypt IS d.,>
francs: OF s.aay cGys Ss, SersAou' n
BARK rs"%s.. Fsssrsso 6sris.s. i days wnA .us-
Ssss.so ssfPss SIsi.a sooss x..o.. d.ya
With ssI n %ol..,ss. - 70 rhSmp,os Hsn.,r c,..,--
a. ssis:s. C. o''''a''.
Brs & Ruth Coz LondGn dlsadnins Aisoa Bay FEB -
Brig Laura taD. Polio Odessa, - days. with WOOL =
Rs. Ameli. IAu., Lsvsy. Trieste. LOG daya with mA~
uss sss svisss S Rio oad' IS AsA
Brig Msnr' r Psrsia. G z eo Soasssa @ ss,,. m...moros
30 DAYS with cotton &c to j weinberg. April 49, lat IS a
lon "a spoke bark WiA Horse from New York for hsis
mor0s 3S days out.
Brig Condor Rrown. 81 cr0r. II dayl with sugar rum
&c. N II y Sherman.
Brig Polite Jones or wesiport. NsI Luus Ponce PR. 10
sas % Stssi. tos Hsiss.. x.uen.y. Y.s.eo, Psy
GAYS with sugar ac to Burdett Everett Nav lat II
lon ~ spoke brig WAnderer from Halifax for Jamsca
Brig Amelia lo.st Johns, MY Dunn SAT- Cay IL day2
with salt 10 Maitland, Phelps Co.
S aSaaaas % sss % s ps Son ss Stephens s"s
Brig Jason ian' Dsnksr sagua, Il days. with sugar v
Brig Lizzie Frost Miner zazs, n dayS with 10
Brig ii q Berry lof Nassau NP). Dixon. Bermuda. Q
days with sugar. 10 G Tifney.
Scbr Emma Anderson of 81 Christopher), AcSsr 81 Mar
tus I6 days with snt. 10 Vatshe Son.
Bchr Saiadin (of Cornwslis), Marsh, Arroyo. PR -
s.y, yns With sogaa as e p psrSn Nm "a.
Esth. to r Bnardman
schr sarAh Nichols snall, Machias
Schr Angler Besse. Warchsm
Schr Albert Crandel, Barber. westerly, RI
SchF Chas Hazard. Waterhouso, Hartford.
Schr Yankee Boy Miller. Rondout for Hartford.
Steamer Arey tU trAnsportE -. Tortugas Mag q ~
Kew West Mh with passengers, TO U Onartedmsster
Steamer Monitor. Jones' Phladsiphia
Steamer T6conv. Pierce. PhiladeiShia-
Steamer Novelty. Shaw Philadelphia.
Steamer Ann Eliza Richards Philadelphia
Steamer Ospray. Aldrich. Provideuce,
SAILED
1Sh-Steamyhi 81 Andrew Mcclellan MEXICO, vlctog,
brig suanne; scnrs Victory Clarence Eliss
/ ACathsrine. OGSes Ames Lane.
l4hsteamships City OF Washington, Bavaria kornina
Star. Celia. AraaJ.
Wind at sunset 9E, with rain.
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n the lvusRists wfli not
buy them f0r you, esad ~
us and We win send them W
you By express.
For full particulars Inquire
% your nearest druggist fof
our thirty.twe page pamphlet
IL you are uuable 70 procure
u whore you i've. writs ~. en-:
oleoio9 pestago stamps. ana
we win cncloee u N . securely
scaled snvsleps. free from %
ssrvssios,
Address ali letters and or.
DR.. y. A. nRHwIN 4 co.
Liberty street,
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TaIs BLyxrR- cures HysteS1A
General Debility, Palpita.ion
Of the Heart and imDesency.
IL restores mental power and
the appetite. and causes the
rose TO mount the cheek Of
paior. aud the daoiiitAtsd man
or woman 10 feo vigoreus-eDA
stren :. the young and Amoi.
tious blood 10 course throuGh
every vein. the nerves TO be-
come strong. and the nres a.
new life and vigor TO reant-
mase tho entire body build.
ing mp the constitution, 70.
storing 10y and liie 20 many .
sAd and darhsned Ares,da
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Dr.. w. n. nsrvvin Il Cs.'s CoIumn.
Ous.oxzs xsDIors.s re -. ran os,onrus Il.
CHRROKkR kRMKpY

shs great Indian dluraIic 10
. oertsia and moss promps
preparation for the cure Of Ill
Gravel and Bladder Areo-
tons Pains In the back
am Loins, Retept os. ox
lncoutin-nce; Structure. Drop
sicAl swellings, aud ell bis
eases that require the use Of
. diuretio II is pr pared In .
highly oonoe itrAted form. It
10 also Alternative. purti ying aud
cleansing tho blood, causing
II TO dow iu all It's orig nal
purity and viIor Aud when
used In con unction with the
The New York herald., 1864-05-15
DIR wHYGHr's RHJU sEE
ATING KIMR. O%

DIX WKI0HT'S REID SEN.
ATIN0 KIMR, O%
NSSENCK OF LIFE. Il,
This medicine 10. the Peslls
OF modern discoy cries In tsS
vegetable kingdom and tse1.
tifeiy new and dinsvent from,
any preparation 'spowu fogv
the ciAss Of diseases for-
which this Is intended. Its
coutAsas n . minerals lis ons-
OF the greatest restorative
for the poor dabiiita.cd, u orn
down and despairiDy .devotee.
of pleasure ever diseo vered.
II viii restore to msciy health
and full power those who
have bscome sAt!Ated' In the
gardens OF pleasure and cause
their Appctites TO eagerly thrill
for The luxuries Of urs.
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unne Esv' marriage. busi-
uvss or ma iety-leavlng the
victim u mere wreck.
to inrrr out an edistenco OF
pain. Eifler1A z ana misery
and as cid npn creeps slowly
ON the lhN Gu mmering ught
Of reason is hA 'tted out tor-
ever. and thev N tim closes his
career OF dresuN ul sorrow In .
mad hotro.
Then, sufferer "a once ny
FCrlife. Bctlnu,1 your cyo
Lose All the glory y the SKY i.
OH do not. do nora let the soul
In dark, serpent Iva 'ror roll
No mora them hei,h endure.
Eut Try the Cherokr Cure.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

wheeler g. Wilson's Highest Premium
ockstitch SEWN. Machines 625 Broadway.
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PRICES or THE
CHEROKER MBDIcTSRT
Cherokee Remeds
a. q bottle, or 5 bottles Tor ! q
Cherokee Wash.
- Q. bottie, or s bottles for -
Cherokee Cure.
% . bosale, or 3 bottles for -.
Dr.. Wright's' FNxir.
a = bottlo. or 3 bottles for ~
Cherokee Pills. for fcmalea
Z . box. or 3 boxes sor -
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Wines.-P0re Elderberry, Blackberry,
Cnrrant asa Grape Wines snperor mporssd wines
for medicinal purposes for sale by the bottle larger
S. IL SCRIPTURE. Sole Agent
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wigs, Toupecs, HAIR Dye. HAIR Dyeins
and Modavia Cream. for beaufying the Hair at W. A
BACHELORS. is Bond street
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WiIder's Patent Snlama nder 81 Ses-
The best fireproof SAFE in the world Depot 100 Maiden
The New York herald., 1864-05-15

Trusses, Elastic Stoe tngs. dkc--BTa rsh
GO - Radfes Cuys Trsss ofes only at No. sTesey street,
Lady attpn
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/ spring nvereoafs. Sl2 and Sfy; Walk
Ing Conts SIS - 81: Fancy
Large stock. CLARKh II2 ia Wurtsn street.
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Viuai0~e de Toilette and Jap0nScn Of
the Socete nvgen u New York By
gals ana sl Inc depot, lis Chambers street.
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The SoUsh \ the Novsh.-A Large Nu M
Der Of "pcrsons to friends ;, the North cted from
the Southern Hswsrap~rs " W In the NEW YORK
DAILY NEWS on Monday, complete Ales hAvng been
ceived For sale By all new sdeaiers.
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S HIPPIN NE w S.
Port OF New York, May IL, IseA.

ALMANAC von rsv voREr-THn DAT
z RISES .........,.,t 4 a NOON sErs .... II
I sxrs.............. % vtca wArKR =. 10
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NO More Grnv H-,rs ar Bnidness.-COn-
s,itator free ~ DR.. GRANDJEAN. 45 y5css experience
No. AstG. p!scs.
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Parchment JSgs, Best duality. for
shipping cotisr, sc nj the manufacturers VICTOR T.
MAGGER. li5 Chambers street.
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Moody's Improved Yoke SHIRTS,
Maze 10 order
at 10 T5 ST and s. 50.
=. w. MOODY. lit Broad way Edward Hotel).
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a Youug Lawyer OF Severai rears'
succea full practice this State about starting Tor Cole
rase CHARGE OF business ~ Denver ana ne mines
IL any persop or p.dy Of persons having Interests which
hey desire sSsmned or protected that territory viii drop
z line 70 Rrsx Hugh Ludlow, ESQ, No LivnsNen place
buyvesant siuare they may inform them, elves OF sne
esutem qualhcaous References name and yer snd
personal inssvew vii b arranged. This opportunity -
limited " one fortnight
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Prizes Cashed in ail LcGallxsd Iotter-
lea Informasioa given y. wnSr
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Deafness. Cntnrrh, md Nil Diseases or
the Throat and Air Passages successfully treated By
DRS. LIGHrHlLL 81 81 Marks place.
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Pssxes Cnshed sn All Legal Lotteries.
ini'' "-'VJ r cLASToN CO.. 10 wall street. N. =.
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why IL Phaion's Celebrated Extract
Night Blooming Cereus like csndef the oflenss
you snuff II the better you Ike IL.
A. the flowers from which Phalon's Extract Night Bloom.
Ing Cereu IL produced only In the night u 1, cutie
Id be'the star perfume OF the day.
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r.otesrv Tickets Cashed. Inf0rm atisn
airan JOaRPH BATES broker. II wan street. room l.
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Ladies, Alteration. FL ut 4 e, n ny >vidth /,
FIVE per yard French FlusV Coripany 927 Broad
between Twenty first and Twenty ccond streets
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4. E. aiwmons q Co.-Managers.
sHsLsY. RxvaA CLASS 25i-May IL. 1854
oo' 'i' o. i0 Gas: ASS sss-x., Il. iss. ' - - -
Is, 63, ~, 7s, Is. 50, 62 80, n, 20, 7s, Il, A5
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CROSS EYE srRArrHTENBO IN on

CKOSS EYE SfKA1NHTENBD IN ONB MINUTE.
And disease of the Eve snd Far requiring either
medical surgical aid attended DR.. VON EiSEN.
BERG. at his consulting rooms, BIG Broadway, near
Twelfth street
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street, New York city lie has other Office Established
1884 Erb and private He ronic
eruptious and the skin ulcers OF all kinds
poisonous pnri'y Of thr blood fvtua diseases
pertaining 10 the urinary or,ans rheumatsm. &c Work
Human Frpiv. Nervous Debility, Early Indiscretion
N "a
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Deafness, Di,cpsss of the Eye and Ca
t,rrh receive usuai the undivided attention OF DR.
CALDWELL, Occulist and Aurst 50 Clinton place, Eighth
street Hours fr m ytv5
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DIR. MaIshalps Cntarsh SNUFF Is the
best remedy known for caarh and all diseases caused by
cold In the head II opens and purges all distractions
strengthens the glands and gives healthy action 10 The
parts affected. 5 Id by all druggist
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Decay Of thc ,eesh A,ise. from Varsous

Decay Of the 'eeth A'tsoa from VaFt0WS
causes principally be attributed to early nesest
W health the indiscrimnas use OF tooth po Sess oon
tainng mineral deleteriou. acids which
,rv wbItcness 10 the 10 TN while they corrods enamel
The extreme th, last too well known
10 need comment this fact indeed principally b
the long botanical resear which ternsnaed
given to the world Tor the
vaor Of the tsrth gums sud purifying the breath
FIR .0RANT SOZODONr" Sold by drugssts whore;
and by HALL 4 KUCKEL proprrtors, as Greenwich
street. near York. Price rs cents per bottle.
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Brilliant and Powerful Day nd Night
Double Perspectve Glasses for the field and
tourists use-compAct portable and slcient splendid
assortment SEMMONS.
Occuss Op,clan s69A Broadway. under Lafarss Housa
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THR READ,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT
CHRONIC CATAKRH
CURED.

CATARRH OF THR TyMPANfC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUTICON8 OF THE
EuSTACHIAN TUBE
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Crtst adoro's Hair Dye, Pressrva tive
and Wig Depot wholesale and retan-No Astor House.
The dye applied BY skifal artists.
Cemetery FmbeiIishm ms, B0upuee
Vases Ivy Crosses Mausoens single Grave Enclosures
wrought and cast rvn Ralina Of every description.
CHASE co 5N Broadway, opposite st NicheAs Hotel.
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10000 Rcams or Paper Waneed-Size
s7.SC; ~ pounds. Apply at this ojnoe.
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f You want To, Know, &c., Re ad
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. e. curious book for curious
people aud good book Tor every Price 81 6O Ibe
bad % all iepos Contents tables mailed free. Ad
tress Dr. 4. B. FOOTE. l.i30 Broadway. N. Y.
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JeweIry Nnd Watches
OF ALL DESC yfPTYONS
For sale by GEO G ALLEN. sS Broadway, door to-
low Canal street. formerly IL Wats brreet.