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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05
RrnnOsaIs.

tEAIED proposals will be received at the Office Of the
- Superintendent OF Oak Grove Cemetery (B. Powers)
from the Sth TO tho 18th inst for building addition
the Sextons House Of said Cemetery grounds Spe-
ci6cations building be at the Superin-
tendent's Office and after the Sth inst.
By order OF the Council,
B. POWERS,
J, HIPPLE, COMMITTEE.
JAS. EATON.
Feb. 5, 1S64-1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05

Bankers in Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland and
some other places have bsen victimizsd to the
extent sf 100000 by TreadWeIl & Co., pro-
prietors OF the Peoples Bonk at Hudson,
Michigan. The latter absconded.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05
atEmt advertisements.

pa9- IT WOULD BE GREAT ACCOMMODATION TO
Us If OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THElR
FAvORS As EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
NOON
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05

&eAS. A LOT on Hill Street, Delaware, Immediate
NlsiH ~ ly west Of the Catholic Church. The Lot
htiiI has It two Houses-a Frame and Brick
The property will be sold entire, divided may be
desired. For terms apply to Thomas Jones, Winter
street WIN. JAMESON Ex'r.
Feb. 5, 1864-4t Of James Cherry, decd.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05
ns+a+e Of Orren n TnIIer

NTOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned Ia
IN been duly appointed and qualified Adminisira-.
trx the Estate Of Orren r. Tuler, deceased, late OF
Delaware county, Ohio. All persons Interested will
govern themselves accordingly.
Jan. s, 1864 JOSEpHENE FULLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05
1NgrRucr1oxa 70 rogrNAsrERs.

"Post Masters will bear in mind that rack
ages of clothing entitled to pass in the mails
-four ounces for eight cents-must be manu-
factured from wool, cotton, or linen, and moi
exceeding two pounds in weight, and must be
addressed to q non-commissioned officer OF
private serving in the armies of the United
States Consequently package addressed to
commissioned oficer, or composed Of any
other materials than above specified, such As
boots, shoes, &c. if sent by mail must be pre-
paid by stamps at letter rates, viz: Three
cents for every half ounce or fraction thereof
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05
Nstate ofUaIvin Elmer.

MoTiCE is hereby given, that the undersigned has
4N been duly appointed and qualified Executor oi
the last will and testament OF Calvin Elmer deceased
late OF Delaware county, Ohio All persons Interested
will govern themselves accordingly.
Jan. "a, 176l THOMAS G. MILLER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05

The following law, just passed by Congress
and accompanying instructions from the Post
Master General to Post Masters, will interest
those having friends in the army:
THE Law.
Be it enacted, That articles Of clothing,
being manufactured of wool, cotton or linen,
and comprised in a package not exceeding
two pounds in weight, addressed to any non
commissioned officer or private serving in the
armies of the United States, may be trans
mitted in the mails Of the United States at
the rate Of eight cents, to be in all cases pre-
paid, for every four ounces, or any fraction
thereof, subject to such regulations as the
Post Msster General may prescribe"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05
LIST NUMBER 3.

LIST NUMBER g.
Advertised letters
n EMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE At DELAWARE
III Ohio tho 4th of February, 1864
Baldwin Silas Morehead Alex
BalSer Miss isabella Orndorf Miss Molie
Card Nelson Perry Isaac
Case Sarah AZ Porter Samuel
Clark Ell Richardson y =
Cone Albert Sempliner $
Dethrick Clinton Shenk David
DuulapT Smart P
Fnco Miss America Smiley Z NJ
Harmon Miss Nancy Sprague William
Harmon II Thomas Richard
Uavs Mary Thurston
Hess Matthias Tone lA9yeue'
Hedrick Joseph watkins hrs AarY
Uor1ei Miss Mary Winters Miss
Macon Miss Mary work l. So.
Meaker Miss Mary MISS ,. A r.
Miller H II MISS :. A D..
Meyers Maggie
ns- Office hours Opens 7.3O a. m.-closes p. m
Persons calling for the following letters wl please
| give NTJAfBE,R Of list aud DATE OF advertising.
Fed 5, 1864. Il A. lh'Ai9O4'f = ~
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SHERIFF SALE.

Geo. Bliss & Co. DY virtue of an order
~ sale 10 directed by
George W. Little et al. the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Delaware county, Ohio, shall offer at public sale at
the door Of the Court House in Delaware, on
Saturday, February goth, 1864.
at one O'Clock p. m, the following described Real Es
to wit; Situate in the township Of Delaware, eoun
" Delaware and state OF Ohio and being part OF
In-Iot No. 2S, as numbered the original recorded
plat OF the Town Of Delaware, bounded follows; Dc
ginning point in the west line OF Sandusky street
and line Of said lot 41 feet south from the north
Of said lot and southwest corner OF san
dusky and Winter Streets thence south with the
line OfSandusky street 81 feet; thence parallel with
the cast line lC0 feet; thence north 81 feet thence
east LOG feet 10 the place Of beginning Appraised a.
$500.
b. C. WATERS, shers1
Jan. 8, 1864. $3.50
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Lost.

Lost
NN Sunday eveting last VICrORlNE, between VII
u liam Street Church and my house. Aay lmornA
ton concerning will be thankfully roceiYe9
Feb. 5, 1854. FhA''h a'O'
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| am Yours tru
The Agony Of Despair.

CHAR. WHITTLEsRY,
late Col. Of the Goth Regiment o. Vols.
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FROZEN TO DEATH IN BED.-The Dubuque
Herald says that Nicholas Mccormick, OF
Jefferson township, a wealthy, miserly old
bachelor, was frozen to death in his own bed.
He had been out to purchase some articles,
and when he returned laid himself down on
his bed without removing bis clothing, and
thus froze to death. A jug of whisky lay
near him, and he had doubtless drank enough
to stupefy him.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-02-05
ADM1ss1ss1oN SO CENTS.

Doors open at 81 o'clock, P. NJ; Entertain
ment to commence at y o'clock.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
DoDcE-Gatz.--At Kingsbrdge, on Thursday, April 7,
by the Rev. Mr. Lawrence Jewett, Mr. john DoDoE. Of
kingsbridge, TO Miss DORA ANN GALE, OF Haverstraw.
Haverstraw papers please copy.
DUNS-GoRMANs--On Thursday, April 7, by the Rev. G.
Farrell Mr. SrSPHES DUNN TO Miss < G0RhAN, all or this
city. y
DRYoFETSER On Tuesday, April at the residence Of
the BRIDES parents by the Rev Mr. En0ch yanDaken Mr.
LAmakNcE DEYo, OF Ulster county, 10 MARY CArARINx,
eldest daughter OF Daniel Feitner Esq OF New York city
Ulster county papers please copy.
FoKREsrER-W iIIIAMa-On Saturday evening, April 2,
by tho Rev. James Mett at his residence 1850 Edridge
street Mr. JOHN FORESTER late OF Roxbury, Mass TO
Miss SARAH JANK WILLIAMS all of this city.
HoRNER -iirssEssY -On Wednesday. April 9, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents by the Very Rev Father
Stars, " g. AMOS HoRsER, OF Shebyville, Tenn, to
MARIA TERESA only daughter Of Hennessy OF this city.
JEwRrT-RomNsoS-- Tuesday, April S, at two
O'Clock, in the Methodist Episcopal church, at Now
Rochelle, N. Y, by the Rev. Lewis J. Coutant Capt. L.
r. JEwErr, TO Miss ELIzAHErH L. ROBINSON, daughter OF
] 2. Robinson.
MoRGAS--GaSpU.-on Thursday, April 7. at st. PauI's
chapel by the Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix, JAMES +. MORGAN to
MARTHA GANpU, all OF this city.
NAsoN-WooDRUTg.-On Wednesday, April 8, at the
Church OF the Ascension, by Rev, John Gotten Smith,
HENRY W. Mason. to EaIB, youngest daughter OF tho
late James E. Woodruff.
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S HIPPING NE w s.
YoRK-vHs DAY
sur RrsEs.......... 20 NOON ssTs .......eve 10 y
sun SETS. u HIGH WATER 10 10
Port or New York. April o, 1864.

CLEARED.
Snamship coiumoiA Barton, Havana and New Orleans
s,eamship North star. Leshy. Hilton Hesd-D B Allen.
Snip Ellen Southland, Howe San Francisso-wm Cole
SHIP alice Rali Ross Ross, san rancisso7sa,.on co
: Bark Venus tBr). johnson, Londonderry-C Duncan
Bark international Dutch Small 81 Jago cuba-Theo
BARK orien. Brent Prudlemsn; Bansor-osr hs 4 Co
Brig Morning Star (Br) -, Maamoros-P Nevias a
brig Briil tBr>, croweIl, Havans-Boyd 4 Hincken.
s s starlight tBr Dawson hsiilaxID pew9li =
sc9r ossres Anna Br grsnscowes Nasal eager
sr Ivy BT III LAKE, sss John TN NM smeT.
sC%r y 7 wfisms simmons Sewbero-E Kenny -
Sch c ssdler Tion Fortress Monroe~F cambel
schr Spread Eagle Hamilton, Fortress Monroe-FJ Cam
scnr Laura Gertrude. Campbell, Fortress Monrce-E
scbr r s!orston: Van Siesr Wsssnsons g wnsslsF
schr s Kipg. clendeonin, css,s-,jed Fryea Co.
scLr Gem. Lowell Boslon-Baker Ds, ton.
ssSr Copy Seiy New Bedford s0 Jas set.oa
schr Harvest Home, Knowles. Newburyport-J O Sted.
schr Psnn;yysnis Warner: Proy,aence-E Flanders
Steamer Lizzie Baker, La Rose Washington
Steamer David it Uusy Philips. phisdephu.
ARRIVED
m s so% sseSs1 Rossr "a
AM OF the chesapeake, sged Of the
s.esm.sip .v:5una sys s.nsgor.,. r.n.iastoa. New
"is r.sense a % oa.r,.p%aser a inst ia $ IL
lon IS 50 saw steamship Evening star hence for New Or
Steamship Ps,r. Davis Beaufort, NC Aprlls. with M.
val stores ac TO Murray Nephew Lay In taevas until
Steamship Empire Hunter. washinrso., with n,dse aud
passengers 70 James Hand.
r Ss Sc. CHI g 'sa s ay
ghtship by saw large black ship with lsss Of ali top
mi a "a
barn YIN i Randall Iof s.ris Leone, psassy sIsrrs
sest"n vSer. *. bound Put into Tor supplies
:s sss S. ss;'ssI esii'is I.
s on ru .ao q ds % and
o ,s,p02 ss sS 70 S
pm, into this port Tor provisions and water. -, !,
e S M et % p1%ss
eG, s..vs smiths S' i1a ,s sails w, ac
swan OBJ Taylor. xOncson. NIB. days. with oats
sc,r 20 plrs M Clubhouse. sacsvirs. NIB dsys with
' sssr III. : WV. 70 issr. r..s., 70, s..n
az Na s",c,, saerssn xiesSees ~ ~ s ssfS
ys s.s,' si Ds,.' S... is's Sr ws, %
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s,esm.ss,. Vows; s.l.,. Pe.isaspl,s
.ser 6sm ra, NSsr r,c cs..sr Fs
Ste amsr ssieor shsrlee, rrorssnce.
Rsrrprxr--Ship Marianne Not, M Isnh hence 2sh
u for Lverpco wi,s s0 ?, srsis Se,s Lsrs rsEosa
ss Wish tx sssw he "a Ssl s.sm ess is
log her cargo and csss.r "a no ss esiE haySs ons
4. ss ~ ss
norheriy ana en- tcriy gses
s,-s,c.m.,. r..,.,t, ", pyem.,,, c,,.~,., .,,,
Gen neCieifa RoGt q sotsi iissrpcc,' Onward Msf,
s i II SWAMI s%.; sss' . assSsS
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Attention.

nstensioh. -
HEssRs Ems. LAFAYETTE COURIER =
Enclosed extract from the Richmond whig cut from
he cult alton OF the caisays bark for the - us sol
diers" &C Hereby hangs tale. Now NJ bdstor. all
know THIS story ~ heart hui the great trouble we can
help reading e Wneh we think have some good
ON Richmond IL turns ous cssaya bark cry tune
II Is aetting 20 be perfect eye AraT you hurting
&c co aid send him out hero to deliver he Moud
draw &c ala Al Inst We thought he big bumbug.
woven. doc ofs. cergymen aud all Cbilden said to
cry for t-ont l haven't hoard them The oke is they
find In the next botle Id like know where the 8 T. X
comes IN. Now Mr. Editor, give something else
In your paper just Tor rarity, and oblige Aoura,
CAMoMILE AND
II only knew the foregoing friend we should GER
was not educated in laboratory understand
the solution OF roots and herbs The csaya there every
the Plantation Btters effect wonderful and sudden
cures the physicians ty TO hit right and lett That's
Tigit pitch IN Truth crushed to earth vii rise again
Afford the relief In of dyspepss onspaon
nervous affections, loss OF appetite weaknrss paitaton
or the heart liver complaint. pain over the eyes rtid
brea descending spirits. effected the Psnta
tion Btters. The beauty Of it they very agreeable
to take. and produce an Immediate beneficial result
ion camomie wintergreen anise lavender, coriander
orange peel cascarila bark Glove buds. Ca isaya &c
fore the great price The T. is6O-x."
own secret: but is most impoi tant to the ladies
B.-The Plantation tiers particularly recommend
Ell 10 merchants clergymen and ladies Of sedenary habits
They add strength to the system and brsacy the mind
They sold by sll respectable dealers
r. H. DRAKE 4 CO..
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Advice to Every One.-SteIn folds
FRENCH COGNAC BITTERS.-Amost all tho bittcrs in
the American arket depend for their sale upon
ADVERTISING shameless pulling eccentric bottles, and Peer
Funk labels but the deceived purchases them
q cond time The French Cognac Bters-the discovery
great French stefan chemist the
only Bters worthy The In the MARKET invigorating
t"y eject upon the liver kidneys and digestive organs Sold
BY all ectabe druggists and grocers the Union and
Wholesale and retail the only authorized for the
United States 3. STEINFELD,
70 Nassau NJ T.
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Brilliant nd Powerful Day N nd Nj ht
Double Perspective Glasses for the field opera and
tourists use--compact portable and efficient splendid
Assortmentat SERMONS.
Occulists Optcian 669 Broadway under Laarge House
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Caution .-Persons Using the Celebrated
Pases do Forence for beautify ing the complexion ar
cautioned against purchasing the article from female ped
lar who for the last six months has imposed ladies
seimg snSm Spurious I'M o. MS .o y. anis
druggists generally $40 broadway 260 Grand street
" C. LRwENBRRG.
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- VI nat sau Do hest s,'-PhrepoIocy
ami Physiology explain Rxamira with chats given
daily BY FOWLER WELLS So broadway SEQ Pictorial
Psychological Journal for April 10 cents
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Wider's Patent Saiamander Safes
The bes. Fro Proof Sale in tbs world Depot 00 Maiden
lane.
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Champaign just Imported win RoyaD,
Sl2 basket worth S2o good Bourbon ~ 80 gallon
80 bottle Pure Liquors 20 per under usual
price Bordeaux Wine Company Vaults 90 Fulton street.
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Chaps. Chafes. Pimp'es. Eruptions,
satrheum. flesh &C., cured BY GOURAUDS Italian
Aedcated Soap. at his new depot. 453 Broadway.
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Dr.. nunter,s Once Is ~ No. 2 DivIs,or

street. New York CITY, lie has other Office. Established
1884. Eight rooms and private entrance. He cures
chronic erupons and spots the skin Of all nds
the poisonous mpurty Of the blood. fsula all dis
pertaining the urinary rheumatism &c
ork Human Frailty Nervous Debility Early Indscre
ton. Consultation gratis. Hours in from a. N. until
@ o'clock r. M
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Golden Gate -- os'A- AAe'o' - D'se.~
a-ssamshI. America tRusl City Of Manchester Or,
Wind ct sunsst 81
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H0rkytle, rhursday Evening, April
II Masonic fa Eighty sixth street, petwecn Third and
Fourth syenuea DE ooRDovh will lecture Colrtship
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Brazilian Pebble Spoctacles and Eye
PIesevers to strengthen and improve the sight Of old and
young, by day and night without pain fatigue Highly
recommended by the medical faculty. SERMONS,
Occulsts' Optcan, 6G9 Broadway opposite Bond street
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The Belmont Gallery
Will remain Monday aud Tuesday the fIth and 2th
instant tor the benefit q the
UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION
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Treasury Certificates from Serovd Au-
dtor Tor bounty and back cased Alec DISCHARGED
Soldiers Fay CertiGcates SOMEs BROHN 90
Bankers. Ms 2 Park piAca
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COrns, Bupions, Inverted Nails, EN-.
argcd all diseases OF Feet cured without pain
Inconvenience to the patient by DR.. ZACHAKIE. Sur
geon Chiropodist, 100 Broadway.
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wigs, Toupees, Hail Rye. Hair Dycing
BArChELo Il 5. 10 Repd street
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Carries do Visitc Of Late are the Best In
the city, made by VAUGHAN, 2sS Bowery. Proofs fv'
minutes after sitting
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walkers Magic snlve He

scalds Bstera Foster Sores Fever Sores Ulcers
Assesses Bol Felons Piles Chilbaius Sore Nipples Old
Sores Bruises Jams Cuts Sore Feet Chapped Hands and
all kinds Of nesh wounds sores whether they be
freshand healthy old fesered uuclean in
and quickest manner Of save ccratc yet known.
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Wheeler ~ Wilson's Highest Prcml u n,
Lock ahch Sewing Machnea 5o3 b osdwEy
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Ciosh and Parchment rags for ship
ping Cotton Wool. Flax, &C. at VICTOR e. MAUGkR'S.
lis Chambers street.
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Vtnafsre de Toiiette-Tne Sovereign
lis Chambers street
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CristadorO's Hair Dye. Preservativo
and Wig Depot, Wholesale and rsta-No. Astor House
dyea pplied skilful artsts
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Interesting from Cairo.


OUR PIcKETs ON The CHARLESTON AND MExrHIs
RAILROAD DRIVEN MAMMALS FROM NEW OR
LEANS, ETC.
CArno, April Q, 1884.
The steamer Molly Able arrived here tonight, with
Memphis dates OF last evening and four hundred and
eighty bales OF cotton for st. Louis.
Considerable excitement existed At Memphis caused in
conse ueucc q ptckss being driven At German.
town, few miles out the Charleston and Memphis
Railroad This Is believed 70 be ieint made by Forrest
TO enable him ges south with The trains containing the
runder taken by him 1t Paducah: The Memphis militia
gone 70 tho front 70 any attack that may
made.
General Hurlbut forblds the shipment TO Memphis Of
malt liquors. light wines and medicines. without the ap
prevail OF General Bucki md. eountersgned by w. P. Mill
err Special Treasury Agent No permits for goods
going beyond the military lines Of the city will BIO grant
cd for the present.
The Memphis cotton market is active and firm, with
an upward tendency for the higher grades Receipts
very light. Midding &C.; good middling 64c. Csc,
and fair, &C.
The steamer j. J. Rowe has arrived from New Orleans
with so hhds and 800 bbls moasses for Cincn
natl aud $50 hhds sugar and 81 bales cotton for ST.
Louis.
Tie steamer Empress has also arrived from New or
leans with seventy live hogsheads OF sugar and two
hundred barrels moasses for Cincinnati and three
bred hogsheads of sugar for ST. Louis.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-Thc Best I'm the
Harmless, reliable. Instantaneous The only psr-
dye Sold by all druggsta Factory 81 Barclay
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From the Illustrated News.-A Pleas
ant Fact for Ladies-That W. r. ROBERTS the popular
proprietor Of the Crsta Palace Emporium. 252 Bosery
Journey to Europe. aud continue to sell the most elegant
atvsh Coaks the preest most Dress
Goods and twenty I'VE and hfty per than
prices The ladies' we are Informed waited upon Mr.
Roberts In body, and implored him remain
ssndso that shcy might stll have something 10 wear
Signed, JENNIE JuSE
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Grover q Bakers Highest Premium
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines t9s Broadway New York
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Gouraud's Poudre subtitle Uproots Hair
his depot, 453 Broadway.
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Chocolate Is persons delicate health By
its benehcent and nonrshing qualities The celebrated
Choco Bonbens well reputed for their excellent
and flavor are prec able to other Candles which
only injurious to the health.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-10

An Elegant and Cheap Article
Healthy and durable-CR0NDALS Patent Prepared Cork
Stutng large of Mattresses aud Furniture
Cushions Sea for Coaches Theatres constantly
hand filled tho shortest ice,
7U6 BROADWAY. 706.
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A Delightful Appendngo to tho Toilet
is Distilled Dew 1t causes tan, freckles redness and
roughness Of the skin to disappear. ii by and
ceaness and aelicacy to take their place. Sold by all
druggists.
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THE FIREMEN.

ENgINB COMPANY is-THE MEMBERS OF RA0Ls
~ Steam Engine Company No " requested To meeA
at half past O'Clock today (snndsv, n the ensno h.uss
TO attend funeral Of late iste Thomas smith,
THOMAS CONAN, Foreman
DANIEL ScULLv, Secretary.
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A Beautiful Omplexton.-Lafrd's
Bloom OF Youth everything preserving and
bcautfyng the complexion and skin 4S3 Broadway and
druggists everywhere
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Clarke,s Union Phosogrephlc Coll

Broadway corner Portraits of de
ceasedpersons copied from card pict dAgueeoypes
&c, enlarged sze that OF life, and beautifully
finished in India ink oil coors By the best artists
SEQ specimens.
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a Every One.-steinfeId's

| Perfect Hair Dye.-MilIer's. Oniv 50
cents Try Sold BY oil druggists Depo. 81 Dey
i
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COngress.-The Most Reliable ST. mu-
ants ibtedy STERN Bs Congress Bourbon
Punch Bers aud Cordial Grooers and druggists have
them. Now YORK depot, 202 Broadway.
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most astonishing-The late discovery OF DR.. CHAMBER
LIN. In the therapeutic powers Of Electricity eNc
ina the most intense interest BY means OF the various
electrical conbnat ms he s daily curing class of diseases
which have heretofore resisted all medical science and
skill Circu ars forwarded by addressing DR. Chamberin
80 Bond street.
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Prizes sashed Ia All Legal Lotteries.-
J. r. LAYTON 4 CO.. 10 Wall street, MI
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posed 10 proprietary medicines and II Is with some
compunction that Advertisements OF them In our
columns sin we must confess that BROWNS rroshes
convenient and useful in certain conditions OF the
throat and iarynI. before speaking-N Christian Advo.
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Handsome walking Coats. SIS 20 sac;
Spring overcosts Sl2 TO 80 Stock OF goods
unique. CLARKE, ia William street
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Mrs. M. l.. Van HmuG hton, 1O4 Ia Eas
Twenty eight street. near Third avenue Mecs snd Bust
meas Clairvoyant
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Prizes Or ,hed I'm All Legniiz~d Lotte-
Hes and Information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street tbadephia.
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safcs.
The celebrated Alum Para, ilIS ana gurglsv Pre-
BafoA VALENTINE a BuTLER
patentees and sole Manuf acturers,
70 and 80 walker street. three doors fron Broadway.
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DR.. Watson's "Cause and Cure'-On
Debility Ulcers d with plates OF every variety Of disease
ia invaluable all those who desire private instruction
Price 81. Sold by MILLER CO, 422H Broadway, and by
the author go Broadway where he be consulted
from A. n. 20 9P. NJ.