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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
taig rs GRANITE STA TIE
HEALTH INSTITUTE f!
Hill. NH.

At this establishment, all kinds of chronic dis
eases are treated without the use of drug poisons
or medicine OF any kind, and hundreds Of inva-
lids who have vainy tried the Appliances of
the drug system for years, are annually restored
to health.
there are thousands of invalIds all through
cur land, who have been dragging out long years
Of suffering. who may just as well be restored to
health as not. il they choose, by a system which
discards poisoxs ana depends upon developing
the organic forces of the human system jtself.-
Patients wishing information in regard to
their cases. may write US. enclosing stamp for
circular. addressed to
81 VIZ. r.. VAIL. II. D..
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would announce to the citizens Of iamoilIe 60.
formerly occupied by II. II. W cod, where be VIII
manufacture Grave Stones, Monuments, DC, IN
a style Of finish unsurpassed By any IN the state.
He would say to all those IL want OF such, 10
call and exanin before purchasing elsewhere. as
he feels confident. from his long experience IN
the work. that be can give entire sa'is'aeuon.
Jan. 70, 1885,. lya ylHq
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Editor of Ne,osdeoler :

Dear Sir,-With your permission wish to say
to the readers of your paper that / will send by
return mail, to all who wish it (free) a recipe,
with full directions for making and using sim.
pie Vegetable Balm that will effectually remove
in ten days, pimples, blotches tan, freckles, and
all Impurities of the skin, leaving the same soft
clear smooth and beautiful.
| will also mail free to those having bald heads.
or bare faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start a full growth OF
luxuriant hair, whiskers, or moustache, in les'
than thirty days, All applications answered by
return mail without charge.
Respectfully yours. THos. +. CHAPMAN,
35m3 Chemist, S3l Broadway, MY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

ELF.ADJUsTING wRINGER.
No wood to swell or split.
No Thumb.scIews to get outsof order.
Warranted with or without Cog wheels.
| 1t took the FIRST PREMIUM at fittyseven State
and County Fairs in 1868, and is. without aneX
ception the best Wringer ever made.
Patented in the United States, Canada Eng.
land and Australia.
Agents wanted in every town, and in all parts
of the world.
Energertic agents can make from to 10 dol
lars per day ga
Sample Wringer sent Express-paid on receipt Of
price.
No. 2. $3.50. No. /. $3.50. No. F, $3.50.
No. A, 50 80,
Manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail,
lby The PUTNAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
No. Is Plat Street, New York, Cleveland Ohio
and Bennington Vt. s 9. AoRTHRoP, Agent
WHAT EVERYBODY KNOWS, VIZ
That Iron well galvanized will not rust
That simple machine is better than complied
ted one
That Wrnger should be selfadjusting durable,
and Efficient;
That thumb.screws and fastenngs cause delay
and trouble to regulate and keep in order
That wood soaked in hot water will swell, shrink
and split;
That wood bearings for the shaft to run in will
That the Putnam Wringer with or without cog
wheels, will not tear the clotbes
That cog-wheel regulators are not essential;
That the Putnam Wringer has all the advantages,
and not one of the disadvantages above named
That all who have tested ii, pronounce 1t the
best Wringer ever made;
That it will wnng Thread or Bed-quilt, with
out alteration;
We mightfll the paper with testimonials, but
insert only few to convince the skeptical. ii
such there be and we say to all, TEST Putnam s
Wringer.. Test it thoroughly with ANY and ALL
others and II not entirely satisfactory. return it,
Putnam Manufacturing Coz
Gentlemen-l know from practical experience
that iron we'll yanized with zinc will not oxl-
die or rust one particle. The Putnam Wringer
Is as fear perfect as possible, and can cheer
fully Recommend it to be the best in use.
JNO. W. WHEELER Cleveland, Ohio.
Many years. experience in the galvanizing
business enable me to indorse the above state
mept in all particulars. JNo. G. 1.EFFERTs,
N. Y. Jan. 1864. No. 100 Beekham st.
We have tested Putnam's Clothes Wringer by
practical working. and know what 1t will do.
tits cheap, 1t is simple, it requires no room,
whether at work or at rest, q child can operate
lit, it does its work Thoroughly. it saves time and
it saves wear and tear. We earnestly advise all
who have much washing to do. with all intelli-
gent persons who have any, to buy this wringer.
Ii will pay for itself IN year at most.
33wl2o Hon. HORACE GREELEY.
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Joseph DoDGE's ESTATE

JOSEPH DODGE'S ESTATE
THE subscribers, having been appointed by the
i Honorable Probate Court for the District OF
T,amoiIle. commissioners TO receive, examine, and
adjust all claims and demands of all persons,
against the estate of Joseph Dodge, late OF
Eden, IN said district, deceased. represented
insolyent, and the term Of six months from the
18th day of July. 1864, being allowed by said
court to the creditors of said deceased. to exhibit
notice. that we will attend 70 the duties of our
appointment at the dwelling house OF d. n.
Farrand, in Eden, in said district on the
I'd Thursdays Of September and January next;
al 10 q, clock, In the forenoon, on each OF said
days. y. ~. F ~ n sKr Com'rs
Eden Aueust 10, 1864 e ~
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Vav Auprpcu g. n ~, AGAIN
.nne.r;ng heforo tbo naenia
R az America dasirn 40 s,ptS
n tb.t tha;r nv .sent Msnoaaris
N contain AN ENTjPE NEW
~ OBJECTION OF Animals
that were cantured NV or nm.
der the immediate superyi::
sion ana ',ree'ioh o. .he ereas
Van Amburgh Himself
And are the products of an
& expedition TO
The ky Regions of The North Pole,
The Pan,pas of South america,
n The Deserts Of Africa,
8L And the Jungles Of Aaa.
y All OF which were caused to
contribute the cholccst speci-
mems OF amin aled nature 10
De Iouna Wlthln thelr resi- &C.
tive realms: Ihey arrived IN
~; \ late IN the rail OF %
where an unparalleled ana
i most II iumphant success a.
walteo thein. rlusneu Win
new laureis OF success .ras-
e eis P9r ~ haha ma WIS US
sighea oI tne mos uans IN,
uah. inae mine"Sb p unrhhoh;tu
sonoor ,e rasarrsas nrnnn
lnienio pus
G "y q Mn me mos If g s ,",, ae| sot.
~ sInr,,,o, W,n - Of ",,r,oss,,,.
IA beauty and elegance; Hoses y
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johnson WOODEN Factory
DOW 81 PEARL,

MANUFACTURES Or
Cassimeres, Doeskins Beaver Cloths. and Wool
flannels
List of Prices for Manufacturing per yard :
Grey Cashmere, 80 cts full color Cassimeres
and Doeskins, AZ cts Mix Doekin, 80 cts
White Flannel, 20 cts ; Blue Xix Flannel, 20
cts /; Madder Red Flannel, 80 cts Custom Card
ing, cts per ID. The Government per cent
tax to be added TO the above list Of prices.
Cloth exchanged for wool on rea' onable terms.
Also particular attention given to custom card
ing. and cloth dressing
johnson Aug. 18TH 1864. 20
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31

A L. persons holding pension certificates re-
~ curing annual orsemi-annual examinations,
Ie requested 10 present themselves 1t the ONCE
Y, Powers a. Ileed In Worthwhile. on Monday
'ne 9th day Of September next examination.
n. PowERs, Elk. Surgeon.
Tws Pension Once.
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no You wish TO be Cured aH44@&
ID DIR, BUCHAN'S
EYGLIsH SPECIFIC PILLS cure, in less than 80
DAYS. the worst cases OF nervousness, impotency'
premature decay. seminal weakness insanity'
M matter from what cause produced. Price. 81
rer box,--sent postpaid by mail on receipt Of an
order. One box will. perfect the cure in most
cases. Address JAMES s. BUTLER.
85mS General Agent, AT Broadway N. r.
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Also, $50 and S35.
Those requiring but one set can have 1t for one
bali of any Of the above prices.
All the york is W0rranted.
Filling well done, and at reasonable prices.
ROUS XIDE G AS |!
used in extracting. We have as good medical
authority, as New York City can furnish. for say
nights
FREE FROM DANGER.
Bear in mind that all work done at this Office Is
warranted.
Call and examine work at our different prices be
fore engaging elsewhere.
COMEGYS & FULLER. Dentists.
State street. Montpelier.
Aug. "a, 1854. 40yl
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-08-31
Tho original Lion and Tiger Tanner.

Tho original Lion ana
The following list was'ta-
ken from the living Animals
themselves in the Companys
Building, $40 a. Sal Broadway
MY, ON the 22d of March,
and there fore may be consid-
cred
A Correct List of animals
Prof Langworthy IS Trained Animals:
African Lion, Asiatic Lion, Numid-
is Lionsss, Brazilian Tiger, Bengal
L. opard' Senegal Leopard, South A.
merican Jaguar, performed by him
at each entertain ment.
Living Giraffe, only one In America;
Great Performing Elephant, Tippo
S,ib, exercised by Frank Nash
Black African Ostrich, nine feet high;
s. A. Grey Ostrich Zebra Pair OF
White Bear; Pair young Lions;
California Grizzly Bear, very large
Bengal Leopard and Young, African
Panther, English Fallow Deer, Sii:
yer Striped Hyena, African Spotted
Hyens, American Panther or Puma
Poonah or Hindoostan Bear, only
one in America African Lion, Ash
attic Lion, Bengal Leopard, Young
Lion s years old, Brazilian Tiger,
S. A. Jaguar, African Leopard, Roy
al Bengal Tiger, only one In America;
burmese or Sacred Cow, Ice or Polar
Rear. Rocky Mountain Wild Cat,
Japanese Maskin Swine, African
Gaxelle, Virginia Possom, American
Black Bear, Chinese and Mexican
Dogs, New Holland Kangaroo, Afri-
can Crowned Crane, Black Wolf,
Grey Wolf, Egyptian Goose, African
Porcupine, very rare Blue sand
Hill Crane, White Stork, very large,
Black Swan, African Pelican, Span
ish and American Fowls, Silver
Pheasants, Golden Pheasants, SPAN
ish Macaws, American Eagle, Alpac-
ca Sheep, Cashmere Sheep, White
Lama, flyer Cat, Red and Yellow
Crest Cockatoos, Parrots and Doves l
Monkeys and Dogs, Java Hare and
Guinea Pige, Ant-Eater and Coatim.
manda, Bsboon and White Faced
Monhey. Wood Ducks and Carrier
Doves. Long armed Gibbons, Rocky
Mountain Badger, Australian Shell
parDQuettss Whtto ssts efa 'I.eSt
Widdah Birds, Black Squirrel, Coo
atils, African GIey- Parrots. Tampico
Prrrots, Love Birds, African Ring
Mex paroquetts, Australian Rosella,
, Lori Paroq letts, Lori Granda Ring
Parrots, s. A. Parrots, Chinese Par
ooustts, King and Queen Parrots,
Kosa Cockatoo, Satin Breast paro-
ouett, European Jays, Just added the
Great AUlRALIAN BIRD sHtt%,
Consisting OF an Immense number OF
pirds ofevery variety and plumage.
Preceding the gorgeous
procession on It's arrival into
the place of exhibition, may
be seen the COLOSSAL COL
DEN OH tRI0T containing
Orro HoRs's coRsxr BAND.
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Too Late for Classification.
DE sHs.

CAMPBELL Sarah CsinphelL the DAUGHTER of
james md Ann Campbell, aged 3 year md months,
The friennr Of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend her funeral on - nday, Nov. II, from
2ib Hester ~, n Y, ut O'clock. NI
DALToS--On THURSDAY even lng, Nov. Ia Charlie.
Dalton, IN the 22d year Of his nrc.
The friends and relatives OF the fnrnilv respect
fully invited TO attend the tuners from the residence
OF his brothernlaw IA Eldridge st,on sunday, 18th
met, at O'Clock Pm. aS
KEEGAN-on Friday evening, Nov. II, Ann Kec-
gan. a native OF the Parish Of Cloone County Letrir
Ireland, in the 3eth year of her axe.
Alici ion core long time abe bore
PhvsiciAns tried In vain.
Til tod Was pleased To give her ease
And free her Of her pain
The friends AMI scqunirtan Of the milv ave
raspsctiully in, ted t. attend the funeral on sun
day the 18th inst, ms o'clock. from her esdeLce IS
PArk st. $40
ItGSOT-nrow nei, Oct. II, Edward Iugnot
The relatives aud t nds nie Invited TO attend hi.
fluclr Sunday the 18Th Ir'- nom the rC,idcnce
OF Nj. Grsa,es fierrcy, 2sN Garden at, Hoboken
o. o'clsk $50
SHTRIDAS-Ou Friday, Nov. II, after n long and
severe illness Thomas sheridan, atv. Of the Par.
ish OF Name County NestEca,h, Ireland, AGED IS
| years.
lie friends anil acquaintance, and those Of hi.
huhci Patrick, and also those Of his brothers aw
JsTe- strong and Terence Mchv, n'e respectfully
tucstod to attend he tiueial sunday the 18th
inst, y o'clock. from his late dcncc ga s,-
teeuth Il. 3s2
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RROOKLYS

The MYSTERIOUS MuED ER.-Though
every efor; ns tccn pise by tho cor oner md tho
police, nothing has been dscovercc that would
throw any light upon ibis peculiar cas. or j.
the iJenth cntion Of tho murdered man, whose
mans led remains have been the cause ~ much anS-
ous inquiry. The remains are - much decaycd
that they will probably he inferred on Monday
next
KILLED ~ BAr1Ig.-Th. remains Of Capt.
VIM. Alexander, Of Go. =, isoth Regiment, NV.
were brought to this city from Virginia on Thurs
day, and will bc deposited in their Las. resting
place On Sunday afternoon. The doceard was
KILLED by solid sho, while leading his company
IN tho advance n Thursday, Oct. ., on tn north
side Of the James RIVER. Ile had passed through
twenty battles without injury.
WORKING UNDER WAGEs.-A, the meeting
Of the Brooklyn Longshoremen's Society, mem
Der was fined 80 50 for working under wages con-
irsry a. the rules Of the organization.
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tcon,tnusd Jyom sAs 6,a psos.,
Arrival of Prize steamer Lady stiYifng

ArTIvnI Of ETtZS Sttu@tr bsbby 'sshb"9'
This teautifnl prize steamu arrived at this port
last evening from Hampton Roads, IN tow Of T. b.
snsmer Calypso, FREELY. d s,uar,, Ac,ing Master,
vrrnmsnding, by which vessel she WIS taken, and
anchored or the Battery. WIN. Jennings Ia in
command Of the ,';sc.
The Lady Stirling Was built In London, and
launched about four months ago sbe Va tnili 81
iroa, and IL about 900 tons burden, and hal On
board shon captured over ivo,0'N lbs. - coii"J
and some four tons Of tobacco. Although shc ~a'
In = disabled condition--one Of her crl.n1ef- TO-
ing uselcss her captain resolved " lcnrc Win hF'
ton with her ON the nigLi Of O-toler g h' coming
out 10y what In known AZ the Western bif .nHn-
mel. She soon seen hy the steamer h'i.s
md In endesvoring to escare from Aer lo''i. '.o
I. 5 steamer Calypso directly IN her wy, I'm
the Csly pso nutnhcr ~ siou "e.c nl'' NJ ,po
runner, the secord one-at eil-oTplollny w 'he
cotton slowed N her fotcht hui noiwiI standing
this she still hcpt OF -. 81, TIC CalypHo tein2
IN hot pursuit and IN a. -" : u tteen inios per
hour After a chase I.. iirce hours IN durs-
ton, during which some seven or eight hhots were
loIged In different parts Il the hull and machinery
az the llock.Io ruun,i, she WAS forced IN surfen-
der Tho & sieanc- Euus Icing near At u g
time of tire capture hss share IN the prize. Ito
n : s,estor Yoh.can conveyed the CslyIso and
pr1ye h. sandy Hook, aud sailed again for Hampton
hynIf
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Mexico and the southern Coincidence
M EntangiIns Alliance.

The CornniER DIS ETAIs tsis Of this city. which
is usually well informed Mexican affairs, In its
issue Of to-day, suthoristyely denies the state
rncn' which has teen published in the ncwsIa.
pcrs that an allsncc offensive and defensive exist.
al between Ito Empire Of Mexico aud the southern
Coat derncy. H. Imperial Government ~ Mani
milan. IL declares does not now entertain sud hss
never entertained any relations with the rebel gov
Hpmeni al Richmond.
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SEWING MACHINES.

FOR SALE-A SEWING MACHINE
i adapted TO- stitching heavy cloth or leather, in
cool oiaer n stove. Inquire IN 81 store esst Of
u. oalwav, 3ith ct. Gs
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE AND To
each or part payment Machines bought and epaired
At $50 Il osGway, loom p up stairs cor. Of Woth Fl,
over bookstore. 40
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(l.esIGEgNls.

Old LEAD OR TYPE METAL OF ALL
" descriptions, bought At the birhes cAsb prico A
by G. w. CRASkE. Isl William st. ooi
pRNTING PAPER-FOR SALE, A SMALL
= LOT q white crtnhnS Paper 241ss. Apply q the
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7 Eft THEIR HOME, THE 18TH INST,
~ SAM IL aud JAMES SHANNON, ared 10 and
,eais; r. haired, had on gray 'ui'. samuel has
W he al.o had straw hat, with blue ribbon
james ha! on u hncA cap. ANY Information viii lie
hangtlr received by their father, At 32l Atlrut.c
e., Bto'Eyn. 80
WANTEp--A GOOD BARTENDER AT %
w I''r 81 II. $40
= y RkNARD-STOLEN, M SOME BOlS.
Elm itor' Of - Canton ~ Brooklyn, u hand -clrt
p',nto ncrn whoever VIII give nounlt oh whore
tho same may he ioGf y. n IeCeivc tho above eva
a,> !. j. kBst- Il Canal = \. y.
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DESPAIR NOT-THE DRUNKARD CAN
AIBE SAVED. DR. ZELl,S FAMOUS

DBE SAVED. pR. ZFlI'S FAMOUS
NERNINE POWDERS
has cured thous llds OF cqser, and Thousands might
yet be rayei 10 their families and friends they hnd
tliei this positive cure. Can be siyen unk novn 10
the pai.nL in col e, tea, other fluids. SOLD only
nj No. 90 Division A. aud PA Eifhth av, n T.. Di.
Atkeus 2si liud-oa It, \. L.; HAYES, Ii5 Fulton Fl.
and Mines 2lI Fulton =, BIoohlyn Di Longstaif's
No. 80 Montgomery a. Jelsey City Dr. Mercer, ~
y DAD At, Newark 40 South I'd At, WilliaInsbuIHh.
Price one DOLLAR. BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
N.b.-lhe Gelulne llr. LElI.S kEMEl Will never
sieken the patent. WARRANTED sent by mail. 90
REDDlNG'S RUSSIA SALVE-A REAL
~ Pain Extractor. It reduces the angry swell
Wound, Bum, Scalds, &C. In surprisingly short
time. No family should be without 1t. sold ty all
ID .uetlGt.. As
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TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN Doc

A TESTIMONIAL TO THE INDIAN Doc
toll have saincd twenty Iounds of fesh in two
month. hy the Herb Doctors treatment. When I
applied TO the irtor | wa, troubled with Consupp-
fion. general debility pain in the breast and short
nfrs Of breath. hc. am nov quite recovered
l.. RPHI, 400 Greenwich st. NJ Y.
OtR MOTTO
We use such Balmr ~ have strife.
With Ss'ure or the Lava NJ Life.
With blood our hands never stain.
No poison men TO ease their pain
Our Father whom all goodness Ills
Provides the means 10 cure all ills;
The simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well ubed, relieve cur pains corn plsto.
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A TRIAL Is SUFFICIENT TO STAMP IT
"A he BEST article IN use,

BKlEsTe HAHN ~ t-bv CENTS PER BOX,
Ov tnr 20 the continued increase IN price Of every
thing connected with tho preparation of this cclehrat
cent? living rs good M arr cle II not better thar
any nos N u,e. This lbSo B unke nll others aud 10
piCpNCl up str.ctlr scientific p incples nepot-
~ south second ~, W!lliGmshurrh wholesale
a-eut., ncmAa Birneh Go, u Park Row Fraser 4
Lee, go Bcckman ~, Miller & Reed, cor Allen and
stanton ST., and cor Houston st und Avenue ID Por.
ter & EaiIchlld, AS tiusoG st. and 81 Sixth ave.
D!nsgsts will a. 80 he supplied by M CIIAs. \
CklI IENlON, ~ sixth ave, cor ith st. 10 De had
OF rurpist generally. al
PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASS OCIA
iion-The objects OF the Association are to socur
10 soldiers and sailors AMI their families am claim
or pensions pay and boulty, md TO give advice and
inflammation 10 them nlthout cost, and to pieven
4 auds AGAINST them and the government. Applica
tion In person OF by letter should he made 10 HEN
York. 900
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DR. IVIN,S COrGH EXTERMINATOR q

nR. WINS COUGH EXTERMINATOR -.
- This Medicine for COlGiiS, COLDS, ISFLI
ENHA, and oil BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, has
been ieogc the public 10 years, and IL arknow-
ledl by several eminent Ply .icians, who uss
IT. In their practice, 10 he the iitSr compound before
the public. II not only kills" the Cough, hut
now. the knosing the true value Of this
icle cen safety recommend 10 all no take cold casi.
~, to bottle and be sn with II In the first STAGE
and In dst two they viii lind that the trouble has
entirely ceased. General Depot 80 South second IT.,
Nill,aWshuTgh. 10 be had N New York OF Miller ~
Reed, Isl Allen cor, stanton st. and OF Houston
g.. and Avenue r. Ia BROOKLYN Of j. +. Grey, cor.
Myrtle and Franklin avea. Ga
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Office, No Isl Fulton street. BROOKLYN, room 2, N
Stair. no CHARGE for Consulta'ion or Advice 81
A SURE CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA-STNCR
~ the introduction of DR.. Smith'r DYSPEPSIA
ANNlii LAlOR, thousand. have been cured OF that
distiotsinc complaint, who hsd almost given M all
hoIes Of ever being relieved. Perseverance With thus
remeay will entirely eradicate Dyspepria from the
system. To he had inNcv York OF Miller Reed,
$50 Allen, cor stanton et, and cor. Avenue II and
Houston at. In Broosyn-of y. y. Grey, cor. NV
Ne ard Franklin sve-. Depot, ~ South second a.,
WilllanshuIgh. Price 70 cents per bottle. 0o
COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMrTION-DR.
~ NlSlAR'- BALKAN OF Wild Cherry, the croa(
pan,res Tor every affection of the Throat Lungs aud
ther. IL does not dry upa cough, tut loosen. IT, and
cl.an.e- the lung. OF all Impurities. Sold by al
Druggists. All
CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CAMPBELL'a
~ SYRUP Tar and wild Cherry. sure cure tor
couehr colds sore throst, dptherin. Only 70 and
81 cent? per bottle. To he had ~ tANrBtII'S drug
store, COZ 9Th ave. and 2>th II. CHALMERS drug
store, cor. Hudson and Hammond ats. SHfDDEN.
COZ. DoNcry and 9Th st. and also In Brooklyn, Al
MlLNES. 2lI Fulton n. i02
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simple Herb, arimple Flower.
Chilled from the dewey Lee,
These these shall speak With touching rover
Ofehanee and health 10 thee.
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MARINE NEWS.

Nov. rs r. 6 as. s.,4,s-H W., morp.oe 81
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MEDICINES.

ITO be eontsnved.l
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-07-04
From Ne,e Orleans and Harana.

New YORK. July 3.
The steamer Fulton, from Port Royal Both
ult., has arrived.
All was quiet at Hilton Head.
The Palmetto Herald states that Secession
vile, near Charleston, was vigorously shelled
by our forces last week.
1t is reported that another rebel ram has
been launched at Charleston.
Five rebel Generals and forty-flve rebel field
officers arrived at Port Royal on the 18th ult.,
and were Immediately sent TO the front under
the fire OF the rebel batteries, in retaliation for
Union officers being similarly placed in
Charleston.
1t was reported at Hilton Head on the Goth
that Admiral Dshlgren has received informa-
ton that the pirate Alabama with three others
were soon expected off that coast.
The monitor Nahant and gunboats Flam-
beau, Winona, Pawnee, Sonora and Saratoga
have joined the feet off Charleston.
Our batteries continue to shell Charleston.
-Four rebel rams are now in Charleston har-
Dor, and two more are nearly completed.
The irigate New Hampshire has arrived at
Port Royal.
The steamship Matanzas, from New Orleans
18th and Hava 2Sth ult., has arrived.
Advices from Havana state that there has
been no news from Mexico since the last date.
The death Of Lieut.. Gen. Pedro Santana is
announced.
The suspension Of the Siglo newspaper con-
tinues.
The steamer Electric Spark, from New Or
leans 25.h ult., has arrived.
The Matanzas sailed on the same day.
Both steamers took from New Orleans an
aggregate of s350,000 in specie.
The steamer United States arrived at New
Orleans ON 9he oath.
The rebel captain and crew who captured
the steamer Isabel are TO be sent TO the North
ern prison as prisoners of war;
The New Orleans papers are barren of news.
Cotton As a 80; sugar 22c; molasses 95c
gold / 90 premium.