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LEGAL NOTICES.


RIO, TnoOAs TUDBALL. 0TnERwIsE DAVIS, OR
In England made in the matter Of the trusts OF the settle
OF 10Th OF Ecptember, 1910, the
race william TudbaIl and Mary Ann his WIFE, and OF
the will of William Cox deceased and In the matier Of
OF Parliament passed In the eleventh of tho reign
Of present aesy entitled An act for better occurring
funds the relief Of trustees" II s ordered
that inquiry be made whether Thomas Iudbal In the
died. aud whether he LEFT issue and II whether such
ssue wss the time Of the death OF the said Mary
Tudbal died the 29th July 1861 The said Thomas
Tndbal who born IN 1873 America In 1888,
aud In s4s was living under the name Of rhoma, Tudbsi
Davis al Clifton PARK Saratoga county and 10 believed TO
have been In the employ ef Mr.. Philip wendel Of Nc.
the Mexican war The said Thomas rudball II living, or
his issue any living al the death OF the said Mary Ann
Tudba are entitled 70 certain shares In the trust FUNDS
under the SAID settlement TO come in nt the Cham
bers OF the Vice Chancellor Sir Richard Torin kindersy
No; stone Buildings Lnc9ins Inn hddie,es % Eng and,
yember 1864 at Y of the clock At noon AZ the said Cham
Ist day ef July 1884, J. A. BUCKLEY. Chief Clerk.
PRICE. BOLTON a. TfLDER, Solicitors, No. ] New
NJ BIA reward OF SO viii be paid 10 any person fnr
nshug 10 the solicitors legal proof OF the ceah OF thcsd
Thomas Tudball, otherwise Davis
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Il OR sALE-A FINE BILLIARD TABLE, NEARLY
n news be had tremendously cheap for cash Appy
for two days at 20 A,ny strsai, near broadway. ~
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u BILLIARDS ALL WHO WISH TO PURCHASE
ID nrst class Tables with W. IL GRIFFIrHis unrivalled
cobinaton cushions will lnd 10 thoir advantage
anime his lne stock, at 146 Fulton street.
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C0UETRr BoARD.-DESIEABLE ROOMS CAN BIZ
~ obtained at the farmhouse ot the subscriber hour
bv rail from New York and milf mile from the
at White T Pains. Inquire OF c. c. DUSENBEaY, white
Plans
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TOR SALE CNEAP-THE LEASE. STOCK AND
A. hxtures Of prominent corner grocery and liqnur
side of the town; well lifted up low
and loug leases VIII be sold grea; bargain. Appy
+. GAFNEY auc.oneer, - Chambers street, No.
for three days.
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TOR SALE LOw-TwO FIRST CLASS SEWING MA.
a. chimes; nearly W. Reason for selling the
leaving The city, Apply all this 27 Mott street op
nour trout room.
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NEWSPAPER ROUTES FOR SALEM THE TWEEN
IN teh ward; Herald. Times Tribune and Daily News
Apply At l53 West Thirty second street. for three
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E,OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN WITH IMMEDIATE
possession, iour story modern bn Z House S145 de-
sraby located in est Twenty second In ne order
lot 81 feet Price $1,000 Permits OF "A. JOURSEAl No.
*
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fVcR SALE CHEAP-oSE OF THE BEST LlouoE
y Stores N the SiAth ward. Apply 10 WILLIAM AB.
B0Tr No. East FroaGway
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L'oR sALE-A NEW TWO STORY Pr HOUSE
and Lot witt cellar wei and esiern. ~ 4 rout by
% feet deep House aud garden order. Price So
1nqure a = William street, Mcirose, Wesches,er county
The premises.
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yETANTED-sto Ooo-Ay OPPORTUNITY Is OFFERED
w for few days more persons to inve in
regular established business which Gays large profit.
Particulars given when needed Address X, box 9s Pest
Office
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pARTHER wANTED-wITH 4 CAPITAL OF $500, IN
n safe and legitimate light business. Welding large
profits. with References exchanged. Address K.
Y. H. box ls7 Herald Office.
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yVANTED--A PARTNER WITH SMALL CAPITAL,
W 10 N the soap one paint business Address
j. :. Kreelner. Ill Wet torilelh .treet.
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dor SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Of well established hqHor store the cas- side NJ
the city. near The drv dock. Must be sold mredaiely
Apply THOMAS GAFFNEY. AGe.ionecr, 355 Eighta
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eIn 900 -wASTEp. 4 rAarNEe WITH. ruIs

10 NiU.UDD. caual for the pGrpose o reopenins
OF hest the cognr. This exccls
thnt was taken of any other mine the
United States. Warranted 70 make fortune IN very
PERIOD The - mile from New York city aud
miles from the canal AM Gentleman wish 10 have
ANYTHING of the kind viii address stating
and where inteivis tie had, Mining Herald
Office.
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II of co.hcs tied IN in white cloth having left them at
600 drug Please mher aud
J. sanders dr. goods store, OF Tenth street
aud Third avenue
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sciST hNss FuUWD.

~ between Si>ih and Tvaiih Streets SUNDAY.
9th. sna po-temonuaie lining between and SI2
and two pieces Of English None with apers ~
bnt tie IL tue nger viii return
papers be would welcome the money Address t.
Walker, 76. broadway
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A PARTNER WANTED-IN AN EsrABLIsHHD
y pleasantly located and paving business also several
excellent chances for parties huvpg little capita
90 into rnnd afe business. References exchanged NIL
TON 4 CO. 20S Broadway.
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COUNTRY BOARD AT LONG BRANCH, n. T.. NEAR
" the ocean: bathing ground In Of y.
B. JACKSON. 50 all street room f. or Of C. t. JACKSON,
on the premises.
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DOR SALE CHEAP-TUE LEASE. STOCK AND FIX
" the Buis Ferrs ilolsl, doug ane busi
ness, situated on the Hudson liver one ne and half
from Neehawken The Steamboat Thos II uls
foot of Spnng at 10, and O'Clock daily. landing
nj the place Good given for selling. Inquire
the place.
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NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 26 1864.
FOR SALE.

TroR sALE-oYg CENTRIFUGAL PUMP; WILL
u wort thousand gallons per minute Also two
Wer hinston Stesm Pumps, second hand and Lathe
BAILEY 4 HILL, IS John street
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A CASH BUSINESS FOR sALB.-A KlNDLING
~ WOOD Yard lease, building engine boiler, saws.
chopper and wagons. and ~vthng
complete to carry the business of the very best
stands IN the inquire the wood yard eny
third street, between First avenue and avenue A.
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COUNTRY BOARD IN ORANGE CoUNTy-ON ERIE
~ itai!road house spacious throughout: ha par
lcrs and razzGs. Drives delightful the hills
and mountains and by the Delaware river: So per week
Apply at BAKER IL GODWIN'S. the Tribune Office
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.eOo s0N -RslzzlNaroN. nALL Foa SALE :

10 IO.CUV. This Is OF tbs finest improved places
the Of Illinois II Is situated ~ Edwards county,
q road and river navigation,
and contains beautiful rich land There
meadow yield }0 Of hay, besides
wheat barley and tobacco fields; splendid
orchard ~ oce rn luxuriani garden of grapes. cul
berries yeretahies There pasingace enough
10 nudes 700 sheep with amne first class barns TO
stable than: these also a!anied 10 The COVERING
drying lbs. which could bought
esf fram planters this point. The house is large
commanding cappei hrieS LARGE
largo halls two cellars three uorches. with an
outhonses good order and aud
rising ground in a.beauti grove Pree soSs0
Call on address for i've days f. B. No 20 washing.
place.
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no RRNT-TIIE FIRST FLOOR or a GOOD BRICK
house, FIVE rooms Vanderbilt avenue. ten minutes
walk Vanderbilt andlng, staten Island. chiffon
Park handy bathing. and good laurel shady walks In
woods. Apply to 5. GORDON, horst, On tho premises.
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TOR sALE-A TENEMENT HOUSE ~ FIFTIETH
IL street. near ti-h ii avenue renting for than y
per cent ulon the price sked Apply 10 JOHN McCLA'E,
~ Pine street
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CS NN0 a PARTNER WANTED WITH 50O0
'c,J-ONO. capital to 50 to sand aud taSe full charge
bushes there for which the advertiser monopo-
" and which large iortpne be made in
The advertiser the - live bus
than bis though interest would be
gas Addrei sold Herald Office stating whero
10 BE-
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CoUyTRY BoARD-NEAR PEERSKILL ONLY TWO
~ hours from the city, splendid location or the margin
OF beautiful AXE, with fine fish and bathing. Terms
moderate For further information inquire OF Joseph Fows
er, No. Q Bank street New York
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(1oPA ARTNERsHIP INTEREST OF RETIRING
" for ale N an established storage and produce
good loeat and safe business 20
rsrts a small carita the above Oilers rare
For interview address Storage 1893 Pos, Office.
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COUNrRY BOARD.--A SMALL FAMILY, OR A FEW
" boaiders ind pleasant home within atout
miles of Lons Branch. Appiy at Pereys book store i5
hird avenue
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nIL BUSINESS FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR A SMALL
~ Farn.-Twcaty years established paving well Cal
address. three days. Il. Robertson $50 Second ave
III health cause of seng
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dor SALE-THE HANDSOME THREE STORY HI OH
stoop brown stone House situated the south side OF
Forty SIKH street. fret Of Fourth just
finished. Apply - PAGE BRAGUE. 29s Broadway.
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A BAKERY FOR SALE, SITUATED ~ A GOOD Lo-
II cation IN Harlem baking twelve harrSs week with
horse wagon and route Apply to w. H. PAYNE, foot OF
l2gth street and East river.
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4 PRIVATE FAMILY-AT IS WEST TWELFTf
a street between Fifth and Sixth avenues. can sccon
modate gentleman and wife and several single gentlemen
With pleasant Furn sned Rooms ans FIRST class Board. Re
ference REQUIRED. Servants and children not taken.
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I OST-s5 REWARD-A SMALL WHITE COTTON
~ Bag continuing soverciGs gone from Eighteenth
rroGch Fifth and twenty first STREETS "a
church The reward viii be raid f returned
o Edward eaheld Jr.. No u Nassau street,
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TOE SALE--A BUILDING SITE. on THE HUDSON
river, containing 81 four miles above sing SnG
fine ard road beautiful and views
shade and barns capable II being divided into several
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WANTED-IN NEW JERSEY. cousrRY PiAcE
w or small ParIn. iih good house and ou'hnidncs,
worth from S609l 10 $500 Than IS from
New York and mile from station One with stream
water running through il preferred Would Ike If
yenient few before purchasing Ad-
with part cllals location number OF acres &c..
Farmer, box 1885 Herald olce.
WANTED TO PuRcHAsg-A HOUSE. FURNISHED
W uufnrnished high stoop modern built between
shh and Fortv seventh streets and Lexington and Sew
enh For cash purchaser address j. c. boz l2H
Post 01ce.
ION ACRES, WITH HOUSE, BARN BND SOME IN
IOO plovemcnts and Crops llC miles from mere eight
miles from railroad depot. with ueny of good water,
shoos stores and mills located PIKE couny
pennsylvania; price $i,l00 Address B.. oox iSs Herald
once.
CQ0l WILL BUY FARM OF i0c ACRES. 1ao
9oOO mi es from the citv House and barn and grow
ING with PLENTY ~ wood aud GOOD Coun.
try level and healthy. owner no Chatham
street. Sh ppng Office. room No g.
GR S00-FoR SALE. TWO FOUR STORY ENG,
pN.'JOO. hsh basement Houses. centrally located and
good order Rented at sOD per annIm win and
Cruton. CHAS. 4. MILLS, 81 Cedar street.
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DOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH--ThE STOCK, FIX
and Business of The Old established Cone tionsry
and Ice Cream SslooD 6l Third avenue Business
good. Possession Immediately.
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CS OGl TO 81 O0o. An INTEREST IN A MACHINE
'po.pOO shop Foundry or Nennfastnr'ng Bn.ness,
where h. active services win he required is ered BY
party with above capital Address giving particulars,
A. B boz 4OgU Post Office, New York.
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yArANTED-A PARTNER. WITH $50 TO TRAVEL IN
w show business - East Houston street
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/ A RARE oPPcRTUNITY.-FoR SALE. THE STOCK
i n and Fixtures of a class Grocery, having lfst
rate trade With GOOD class of customers sold
o the death Of the OF the best stands
/ OF Ninth street and Fourth inquire of
MALTBY q LANE corner of Tenth street and Fourth ave-
| nue. the feed
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mo bET-A NICE LITTLE HOUSE. NINE ROOMS
down town. sde rent 50 D. All the furniture for
sale cheap the party mas, leave town this week. Price
siderable under Si,0Oo. -
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A SPLENDID COUNTRY DRUG BUSINESS FOR
II saeWil be sold cost OF stock bv ventorv
sired $500 cash required busnesss VIII bear cos
est scrutiny. Address Z. B. Wilson, Herald Office
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EOR sALE-0R EXCHANGE FOR MERCHANDISE.
two Houses and Lots in Court street. hand.
some situated and rented at great bargain Inquire at
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TOE SALE--A GOOD PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
Il sor terms, which reasonable apply at sJ5 Broad
WAY.
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4 HOrFr, FOR SALE-AT LOW PRICE: iTED
II down town; does large business; this q rsre
chance Also first class GrocerY Store. Also a-
kerics Restaurants Drug Stores Also Liqnor
Store at Hunters Point W. II. MITCHELL " Cedar ST.
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LNoR slLE-A GOOD THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
T. Third avenue; lot i0J denLh. VIII be sold
very cheap; price only $4,000 if day mortgage 10
suit Apply TO JOHN FETTRETCH, as Third avenue
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COUNTRY BOARD LARGE PRIVATE MANSION.
- handsomely iurnahed, on Great South Bay. Long
Island opposite Fire Island desirable for first class PARTIES
Splendid drives fishing boating &c. Parties call at I57
Broadway NO. second story, from IL to O'Clock.
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BoAFsDfyS AND hoDGING.

. T THE FRANKFORT HOUSE ONE BLOCK EAST
~ II The city Hall, corner Of Frankfort and william
streets 80 neatly furnished. light Rooms 10
person. c u jOc per day; 81 25 TO S3 per week. House
all gh.
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LNOR SALE-wITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. FOUR
story knssh basement House No. 1913 west THIRTY
second l6Sx5i lot 9J1S All the modern improve
ncus; good order; street paved with Belgian pavenent
neighborhood 1rst class
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Two LET FURNISHEp--A HANDSOME. LARGE PAR
L lor Room, Bedroom anl Pantry IN convenience Of
and bath the door, N good ueshhorhoot g.
Eighteenth street, between Fifth ana Sixth avenues
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c. REwARD.-Losr. on THE EXPRESS TRAIN OF
,NC the Hudson River Railroad, on Monday morning
two Memorandum Books; in one OF the books was
hin Of Greenwood Cemetery. The nuder will receive
the c9ar by leaving the with Young Choes.
l.2Oi Broadway
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E'REE EXCURSION.-NOTICE THE TICKETS
which were given eIcurson TO Elizabeibport New
Jersey Monday July 25 10 examine those cheap lots.
are Eoo Tor any day for week Sunday
boat eayng per No. North 9i5 NJ,
inE 81 NJ Couc9 Heiiriter agents. EliZabeihport
near steam noat anclng, viii snow the properly.
L. r. KELLOGG. owner, 1879 Pear street. n. y.
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COUNTRY BOARD wANTED-FIRsT CLASSIFY A
" gent cnan and wife, in family where there are no
hoarders the banks of the Hudson the
in the mountains within of Now York
Address r. }. H., H.. Herald Office stating particulars.
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DARN FOR SALE Or TO EXCHANGE.-oNE hun
dred acres u very superior land nifty 81 medium
qnay seventy I've of wood large ;ul bearing orchards
Eoof farm house and out buildings. all good WORKING
order. stock. implements. Sc. situated about
from depot IN Orange countv Price $50 per Inquire
for Farmer. 3. Waveray pace.
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A FURNISHED FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM AMI
"A Hal Bedroo'n to let. with gas'and privilege Of bath
with hot and cold water in private family, with
wfhoat Board, At lOl West Thrty.fo street,
Broadway and SiAth avenue.
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ry'O RENT-lN TIE CENTRE Of THE HAT AND CAP
L OF the finest stores on Broadwav extra
front aud depth; possess August Apply Immediately
L. IT, LUDLOW co, No : Pine street.
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thereof or of the means of cultvating the same by
reason of the presence the proximity of the
my. the assessment on such property may be re-
duced, in proportion to the damage sustained by
the the tax assessed thereon may be re-
duced in the same ratio by the district collector on
satisfactory evidence submitted to him by the own
er assessor.
Sec q. That the taxes property laid for the
year 1864, shall be assessed as on the day of the
passage of this act and be due and collected the
first of June next, after practicable,
allowing an extension of ninety days West of the
Mississippi river. The additional taxes incomes
profits for the year 1868, levied by this act. shall
be assessed and collected forthwith; and the taxes
on incomes profits for the year 1864, shall be
sessed and collected according to the provisions of
the tax and assessment acts of 1868.
Sec 7. So much of the tax act of the Oath day of
April, 1863 as levies tax on incomes derived from
property effects on the amount value of which
is levied by this act, and also the first section
of said act, suspended for the year 1864. and
estimated rent, hire interest property cred
its herein taxed 0d uGlorcm shall be assessed or
taxed as incomes under the tax act of 1868.
Sec s. That the tax imposed by this act on bonds
of the Confederate States heretofore issued, shall
in no exceed the intesest on the same, and
such bonds, when held by for minors or unatics.
shall be exempt from the tax in all cases where the
interest on the same shall not exceed one thousand
dollars.
Adopted n February, 1864.
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the value of property impressed which shall be just
compensation for the property impressed, at the
time and place of mpressment and when the commits
soners shall have fixed the value of property In cases
of appeal they shall furnish the owner and mpressing
officer with statement of such value, which variation
by the commissioners shall be within three months
from the time of impressment.
Sec d That said Commissioners shall be sworn,
faithfully discharge all their duties under this Act,
and the Act to which this is amendment.
Sec 5. That the tenth section of the act OF which
this is amendment be stricken out, and.th following
inserted instead thereof No slave aboring on farm
or planaton exclusively devoted to the production Of
Grain or proYisftns shall be taken for public use with
ont the consent Of the except in case OF urgent
necessity and upon the order of the General command
inc the Department in which said farm plantation is
situated.
Sec &. That the Act amendatory Of the above re-
cited act approved April 81 1868, and so much of the
first section Of the said requires an affidavit to
be made by the his agent that such property
was grown raised produced by said owner, Or held,
or has been purchased by him. not for sale or specua
ton but for his consumption, be aud the
same is hereby repealed
Sec 7. That 70 improssment shall be maze under
this the act which this is amendatory, for the
use or benefit OF contractors with the Government
Sec. Nothing in this act shall be construed TO au
thorize the mpressng officer to enter an appeal from
any of the local appraisers, under the seventh
section Of the Act to which this is amendatory.
Approved, February l6, 1854.
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3,7OO BOXES
or
TIE SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS

Have been ordered in one day. Wherever known their
use continues. Without putting, they have gained
ground by their real value. Ea5-More than five hun
dred persons are known to have been cured by these
Pils.@Tsa
This excellent family medicine is recommended BY
the propricors good for Diseases Of the Liver HIS
correspondents say that they also Bilious RheB
matism, Pneumonia Chs and Feyers, Bilious FeVers
Piles and Worms. They are perfectly safe medicine.
Peter Walden, Esq, of Dinwiddie county, Va, after
describing remarkable cures in his family Of Bilious
Rheumatism and Pleurisy says "My Doctors bill has
been heretofore from $l7j to $500 per year. have
used Their Uhese pills. for NJ family, which consists Of
eighteen white and cooTed, aud have not called In
Doctor. This is great saving. They certainly are
the best family medicine ever discovered.
Rev. John W. Potter, of Greene county, North Caro-
lima, had suffered twelve years from diseased liver
which the physicians had not been able to cure. he
says 81 commenced taking the Hepatic Pills with no
confidence in them. They acted like charm on me
From that hour have improved. i have persevered
in their use, until now BY Gods blessing, am well
and hearty. had negro man who, rs believe was
saved from death by dose of these Pills Ny Doctors
bill annually from 100 to $780, but have bad no
for a physician since"
Col .Jc I'M Wright OF Goldsboro, n. c.. (Aug. II,
1862 rs: Il have used the Southern Hepatc Plb
in my family here, and also my plantation in Ala
bama, and always with success. i have a yaluabIe
girl who had been long time under treatment
for consumption, without receiving any benefit. Al
most in her extremity was induced 20 try the HepaS
Pills. Tley gAen according to directions ana
she is.noH WELL entirely restored by them similar
Occurred among my servants in Alabama. tot
liver and lung diseases have perfect confidence 10
them"
Full directions and other certificates will be found on
the wrapper of each box.
Price SO 90 box. For $50 dozen boxes will be
b. mail, free to any part OF the Confederacy
Still greater Discount to Druggists or others buying
by the gross. Not less than dozen need be ordered
Roiaed generally by the Druggists, aud in Charlotte
~ G.. By +. SCARF,
The address of the Proprietor is GEORGE w.
DEEMS, Wilson, n. @.
Aug 20, 1863
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mo. 76.1
An Act TO aid any State in communicating with and
erfec linn .racnrls CONCERNING It's trOnns.

A n Act to aid any State in communicating with and
perfecting records concerning its troops.
The Congress of the Confederate States of America
do enact That upon the application Of the Governor of
any of the Confederate the Secretary o War be-
and he is hereby authorized, to grant passports and
transportation officer of such State duly commits
stoned according to the law of said State to comma
ncate with its troops for such purposes and at such
times and places shall! be approved by the Secrea
ry of War; and such officer shall be allowed to purchase
for himsefsupples from the commssary stores, the
same with officers of similar rank in the service
the Confederate States and according the regua
tons which govern them provided such supplies shall
exceed those which Colonel of the Confederate
States is allowed to purchase: Provided That these
agents shall be charged with the duty Of obtaining
from the officers in command of companies, fua state
of deceased soldiers to be filed in the Second
Auditors Office to facilitate the settlement of such
claims.
Approved February Is, 1864. "a
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.GNo. 33.1

Bill to impose regulations upon the Foreign Com
merce of the Confederate States, to provide for the
public defence.
Whereas, the Confederate States engaged in a
war; upon the successful issue Of which depends thu
integrity of their social SYSTEM the form of theiy civil
lzation the security of life and property within their
limits, as well as their existence sovereign and in
dependent States and whereas, the condition e the
contest demands that they should call into requision
Whatever resources of men and money they haze for
tho sePpost of their cause and to faithfully administer