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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
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WynkOOD'S Iceland PeCtOraI,

HDiseases Of the throat, chestand pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, insdous and daugerous. The
properties Of Rmedicine TO alleviate and uproot
these complaints, mustbe expectoTant, anodvne and
iuygOrating looseung the mucua OF the throat, and
impartug tone to the entire system No discovery IN
medical science mastered this class Of tliseaFes
like DIR. Wynkoops Iceland PecoiRl Its used with
the most astonishing result in all eases ofbronehts
influenza, whooping cough, dipthera or putFid sore
throat asthma, Group, coughs, colds nervous rrita-
Utility, &c. 4t,Ea't HftI HFf gFfm
The Rev j. .. Potter certifies thet 81 have.usedDr
Wynkoops PectOral for several years, myself and in
my family, for severe pulmonary complaints, ami
have recOInmendedltto TO MANY others, and have
seen its equal."f RevsJ J. Potter, BrooklynN. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of Important tesmoni-
sas could be produced, showing It's remRrkable cures
aud that II never fails. ili'
Il is composed Of pure Iceiand Moss, Balm Of Gil
cad, Peruvian Balsam, Rlecampane, Oornffey, Bur
dock, and other Invaluable expectsrspt and tonic in
gradients. It's harmless, prompt and lasting. In
vads and sufferers cannot afford 10 neglect trial.
Every family should havP 10! 1t is remarkable for
Group. Full descriptions, recommendations and di
rections accompany each bottle. 1, iht
Sold In Dayton BY W. " stewart and all principal
druggists. U- l ,-
Barnes CO., New York. q" "'F 'se23dlyi
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Sblrts.
Wotels.
UNITEDSTATESHOTEl

BEACH STREET, BOSTON.
directly opposite the Boston and Worcester Railroad
Depot)
VNHE undersigned. who has been connected with the
American House, In this city, for over nine years,
has leased this well!known and popular Hotel for a
term OF years, and pledges him elf 10 his friends and
the pubc 10 his utmost efforts 10 sustain the rep
utation Of the UNITED STATES HOTEL as FIRST
class house. The public may rely upon finding, ai
this house, all the appliances and comforts Of rsi-
class hotel.
Price, as heretofore, Tive Dollars per daf.
nc3dGm FRANK VI. PRATT.
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HIInOIs OenIral RaIlroaa- .l.
~ 'llliIll = ID

TT--7-7 4, ~ ltfr1
<1N..,., CHANGE OF TINE. ="
~ rand aud aher Monday, Noy.mhar,e ~ t.
" trains viii leave Mattonb a is SOL PAssenetl
GSo,ng NORTH l;lO p M and ii,Sa
''4y ~, = N and $50 IN,
Sotinng Sorth, 600 u m and a,sa
noT W. P. JoHNsdnnlA ~ and 1;sb p m. as t.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11
BaltlmOr and ObIo R.,,.. -. : g. =,


- = 81 :; ~ gslzzzs& i;isslS Esssasx7
q TaA% nssdn SAgIeSAL S65 R0 -TsrniY.s.
Ss "a ON ON tss S wEss snS
points in MN si ,Rsllrosds Steamers xe At which place
sIss Trans Jsi SIeShSfs for Vi ;ss sPS pm "
IsaIa n,s y y the only route to wssS,n Cites
and 5io M; oO a. $50, $40 and io:5o M
Leave Washington AZ sS y go and 40 a"~ oS, ,
through tiota,a 4o tsa,adsys az $50 and M m and $3.50
via Washington otS a. Esssg2 T. procr
inSrS a. & Ssk andfAre as low a. by ensrge of 81
at any Of the pr5eiSN " We q stS,ltinoreahd Ohio
y d, SULLIVAN, Gen wis wns
W.P. sMrTLIii ~ ~. COLE, Gen. Ticket ssisn ssstern
-" i ON I'M Master Of Transnarta,iABt
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LEGAL NOTICE

gINHE undersgned hereby notifies Conrad Ruaasr
i that she has hed her petition In the Court o
Common Pleas OF Montgomery County. Ohio braV.
ing 70 be divoned from said Conrad Rueger her nus
band oause-willfnl absence for thTes years. wv
BARBARA IRUBaHR
H.Hrr J. NJ BA0oOTI, Attorney. aalHdlT I lGI ieaiw6
II.i .4H' t,H l" ..Il".i z .Itu. HI bel srFH anH
H.N.Hn ..I ..III. .tuI nIfnfIa HIrr 4
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Dayton, 1enIa and CoInn,,,,,I !, !.
n EEaaIsslIDIlII r,v.s,'

A6tI q SsaaE4s7ElS7 rla,aa1
nEL .inis.. DAILY Trains East, via C1,,,.s-, -.
IThras I,atS, ton -, Dayton 70 ali Easlar, 'it
Essl as eIjGy DjGany Trains East, Iesvna h SSliIes
and Csiumbnws1 w1i ha Night Express iq:s6ss a VlGP }
stop only &C XeniS ~, Press a. llI6K m. the,
Columbus, NJ stations between Day
modstio5f W. = 5Dayto3, Right express .,.sany
press 4:ls NJ ~ ni Columbus and Cincinnati
,or tsan s run run BY Coluhaous ii tins.vh,,h iss.
eailias ss = tickets I can be had for ali E..,..
noI7 vi hING. Ticket agent.
. L. W HuOHW a ~ s..
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Dayton and Michigan RallroaaI

- Erlsfzs5Rl
NJ leave Union Depot, Sixth street for 1,oIsI, W W
all intermediate points as follows 'n
Toledo and Chicago Mail at 1000 am l 13sg
Chicago and Detroit Might ExnrsSs ~ q ,o -
nolI ~ X. N. SHOEMAKER, sunsriptsnppln, ~,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-04-11

H. L. Diltz OF Al, Administrators OF Samuel Dta de-
eeased,ys 3 French. A, J. Gnthndge and John G.
Bennett Champaign Common Pleas. H5If.uif
L WILL offer or sale on ma ..,I -r..t rtf u9
i .Satanlay, april Q, 1854, iafaI tUi
Al two o'clock m OF said day. at the door Of the
Court House 40 the city Of Dayton In the county OF
Montgomery, tho following described real estate viz:
Lot numbered thiy four hundred and five (340b) as
numbered on the revised plat Of the city OF Dayton,
f . county OF Montgomery, aud state Of Obio,,., =
Taken on execution az the pfoperty on A j. ouih.
ridge M the SUIT Of II L. Diltz II Al AdmiustrabIs oi
Samuel D2i deceased vs.. s. Frienef ct al Ilfl'
Annraised NJ g2bO ana eanI,ot asl ~. 49, 49, -.
f"H thirds Of said Hppraiseneht Terms cash lfIl
ma6wts GEOR6E W00AMAN, Sheriff.
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Railroads.
DlYlOn a Weslern AaIlrOad.
CHANGE oF TINE

ON and after Monday next trains on me India,
at $3.50 a snd 400 m.
Returning, will ainye at iislo a m aBdsoop m
The 300 M and 500 p m, express trans ma, q
close connections TO all points Id the Mest AMI Sa,,,'
and 3oo m train ~ the shortest and quiokest ton
10 Chicago and the orthWest. h - 90 % 'Ou
nsH r. W. WOODWARD, superintendent.
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JACOB ROHRERS RsTATR ssl
: Wef " me 2l day p Maieh legl, The undo gpsd
NV " were daily Apponted AdniinistfAtork hsith the
will annexed OF the estate Of Jacob kOhTeF late ol
Montgomery county, Ohio, deceased. ~ '','' 80 :
mAO0sS otirgh .r "a ELIZA RoHRER.
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Cashier and Designated Depository,
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EXPRESSES.

QURNHAm's rURrrrURR EMPRESS BURNHAMs
~ Furniture Rxpress Burnbam e Furuitnre Erpress lis
Furuiturc stored All kcts OF furniture, 10 boxen aud
shipped Furniture II fsancs moved v wv OF V coV2ty
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WfNreR 0AKDEn.
w TO uight and esesy sgi.i
Nh ANDoMR8 W. J. FLOREECE

WfNrER 0ARDEn
w To uight and esesy sigk
Nh. ANDoMRH w. J. kbOKEECK
THE TICKET or LEAVE MAN
The L0hD0k 1TMB5. In speakins OF tina great moral
drama meoons TACT 70 wh,ch the provincial press 81
Great Britain and Ireland has givee c0nnrInahon
A clerk whs had absconded from Lverpss with f2oo0.
the property Of his employer aud after VISITING many
places 81 Birmingham about ave O'Clock and after
taking refreshmeuts went 10 the theatre 10 while
heur IA Il happened the piece WHICH WA bong
performe the OCCASION Of this walt ~sa
fHE TICKET or LEAVE MAN,
and the guilty ssems 70 have drs~n moral from the
for when the interview
between Hawkshaw the detective and the Ticket Of eAso
Man" ok place. Parker the affected thai
he went out Of the theatre eayeopes AID seat
e. 500 back 70 his employers
Obi the prophetic VISION Of Shakespeare.
II have head
That guilty creatures sitting al play
Have by the very cunnlng Of the scene.
Been struck 30 10 the SOUL that presentv
They have proclaimed the.s ma,efactions
Hamlet, I'd Act
Doors open ct Sk. 10 oomueace TX Carriages nASbe
ordered at I0k
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N BupKE. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. s
IL. 0reenvtch avenue -seIs this day AZ tp O'Clock Mt
~ West Twenty sxt street. he Stock and Futures OF the
rocary ana Liquor thefeou tu stock aud positive
sale. tRether or IL lcss
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UCrION NOTICE.
IA j. HAISRY Auctioneer.-BvJ J. F.. HALSEY CO
CONTINUATION SALE
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
MA,HINISTS' FILES.
EDGE TOOLS SAWS, &C..
Slightly damaged at the late fire In Beekman street. consist
JOHN H. SCOTT.
TO be sold "a the premises.
No s. BEEKMAN STREET,
THIS DAY. THURSDAY. Feb. 4. at 10 O'Clock.
Consisting in part.or
ZOO gro Sheffield Table Knives and Forks.
I.OOD doy Geo wosenhoms Sons Pocket Cutlery.
SO dor Wade d Butchers do. do.
6OO do, 0ichrsts do do
500 dor English Cast Steel Scissors and Shears.
$50 dor Butchers and Table Stees.
tO0 dos IAir assorted in ivory, buff. &C.
LOO dor spear Jackson's O. s. Saws, assorted.
600 doy do do cast steel Files rted.
800 dor Spokeshaves assorted
Sx5 G.. 4 Screwdrivers. assorted, 3 to L. inch.
E3J6 fine Sheheld Braces and Bits.
Together
with full assortment OF
SREFFIKLD GOODS GENERALLY.
We would respectfully call the attention oil the trade to
thiB sss the assortment is full and complete
offered auction The outside Wrappers dis
Coorcd by smoke only while the goods inside with few
aght exceptions perfectly sound good order.
Although ts stock embraces in from % to $50
OF each pattern and stye still the entire catalogue
will he sold in iots to CITY and out Of town buyers
upon application the premises. No. 81 Beekman street,
o. OF the Auctoneers
No. 10 Barclay street. Ny.
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CIGARS $40, sss So SIS $40. sts $50 $50. 20. $50
- $50 Also, Julian Aliens 0rauuiacd Smokns Tooscce
''' '''' w JULIAN ALLEN 100 water street, Mt

sn nOO sKaARs SEVERAL INVOICES OF DIFF.
JU.Uuy ferent k'uds Of segsrs ordered 70 DC cosed
OIL Also smoking and Chewing To5accoa, Tor army anu
use alta low agwe. Csn 81 the seq, Agency No. "
Liberty strso,
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A UOTTON NOTICE. -SPECIAL SALE OF
IA FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
ARTISTIC BRohzEs BisQuE AND MARBLE GROUPS,
PAINTINGS. RICH CARPETS.
MAGNIFICENT PIANOFORTE. ROSEWOOD SUITS
SILVER. CHINA, &C.. &C..
yhts day (ThUrstav) at O'Clock r. NJ, at residence i62
Wes Twenty drst street between Seventh and Eighth
uu6a
HEtRy z wEsTCoTT Auctipneer, win sellthe entire
worthy special attention there being 400 lots Of ele
CANT Parton, Chamber and Dining Room Furn all in
superb order sold strictly without among
which four a. elegant Suits OF rosewood. walnut and
mahogany Furniture French Mirrors, rich Curtains and
Shades. 100 yards Carpets rosewood Tables Turkish
Lounges aud Chairs rosewood and other Chamber Furn
1ure of description 20 elegant Hair Mattresses Bed
ding uch French China, compile Sets OF Ruby and White
Glassware, English Silyerware Cutlery oak Buffet
Table, Ohsrs &c -
PARTIES FROM A DISTANCE ARE ASSURED THAT
THIS SALE WILL TAKE PLACE, RAIN OR SHINE.
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UOrIoN NOTICED D. CAULklNs AUCrIONRER.
IA TO PURCHASERS OF REALLY FIRST CLASS
COSTLY FURNITURE. RICH FRENCH PIER AND
MANTEL MIRRORS. SuPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANOtORTE. SILVER PLATE &c.
THIS DAT (THURSDAY) FEBRUARY
At the resdeacc 2i3 West Fourteenth street. Eighth
avenue commencing at II O'Clock A n. rain or shine.
tho sale Of the richest and most elabo
rGsey carved Psror Furniture offered at pubic auction
md 70 be sold without any reserve An examination Will
vel renay intending buyers
Paors three elegant fun Suits OF rosewood Paror
Rurnure n rich and blue gold, and
orange coored brocade and satin rosewood spen
od and costly Parian Ornaments. rich Vases, &c.
MA0NiFICENT ROSEWOOD PIASOFORTE.
Stool and Cover,
elegant Instrument. with round beautifully
carved legs and all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs rcp rosewood Centre and
d0 marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets &c, &C.
CHAMBER Suits rosewood and mahogany Bureaus,
Bedsesd Wristbands sofa Beds in tine harclotn;
pure HAIR Mattresses from 40 to 30 pounds made 10
order excellent condition.
Dining Roo Furniture consisting OF hne oak Extepsron
Diung Table oak Arm Chairs Silver Ware, rich China,
IveSy and silver Cutlery Forks Spoons &C, with heavy
Gut Engraved Glassware OF every description.
Csrmen attendance cart pack ship goods for
obasers
NIB -House and Lot for sale Apply on the premises.
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s.>,, SALES AT AUCTION.
ssadLas saEs "a sfGCss asD
rSI. s ssy 9r 4 siGSi5f r ss ss
srocg SALES Rooms
For account Of whom WI; :, i r may Concern
Eli Las La. G. g. f q
1esa si AZ Co. l5 1850 Issas
ss Is' 60 RI $
81 + e.. IS Eli: I'll si$s! Z. j:
Pss fsP ke2 sFoc G sa sGPd s
ALBERT n SicoLAY..
Auctioneer and Stock Broker
f hoSssEolb III
PIANoFoRTE. sIATUARY. PAINTINGS. BRoNzEs,
AND ARTfcLEs OF vIRTU.
rms DAY 4, ERaSss sSSs3?s, FEB 80, .,
s%a ssA woa ss
ssd aa sse Of
offered auction this season Sale peremptory Cata
''osas mouse DRAWING ROOMS
q Suits covered with br0cae Of richest descrip
magnificent ssts Brocsei Curtains, Tasses
lAdss Work Table Secretary and Bookcase, plate glass
20 @s,c match PPaIn!ngs by Cole Holy Family ~ Sci
COLT extra large Manel Mirrors 76x70 Pier do Artistic
D''oi SEVEN S' 3c IA ROSEWOOD pIANoFoRTE
round cosaeea rcnest INSTRUMENT offered At auction this
s so
robes co SUIT style Louis Nv Hair and Spring Natures
osser Tareen Dishes eoss
ns
lery. Linen Oouches. Arm Chairs, Oval Mirrors. DC.
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MORRIS WILKINS NORTHUMBERLAND ESTATE
Nl aud Pier Property, in the Thru ward, for sale
T.. H. LUDLOW a GO will sell under decree in partt
ou the 9th Of February 1854 at IL o'clock noon at tho
Exchange Salesroon, Broadway the valuable Lot and
Stores Nos 2iB 22O ashngton Nos g. 49,
a. g. 95 81 o. I0l and los Barclay street. aud Nos las.
I4i aud LAT West street
Also the valuable Pier Wharf Property No d North
under lease aud used fot the Hoboken ferry and
other purposes.
Maps at No Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

a UO1fON NOTfCE.-PEREMPTORY SALE OF
"A Elegant Household Furniture, Pianoforie, &C., The
property private family their l3 Clinton
place Eighth street between Fifth and Sixth avenues will
be sold pubic Shcton by ROTH auctoneer this day
(rhursday February II o'clock precisely. consulting
handsome Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets three
magnificent Paror SUITS made ORDER covered in rich
satin, French rosewood Etagere, with
Erench Plate Mirror back and doors marble top Centre
Turkish Essy Chair, and Lounge to match Recep
Aou Chars Bronze eight day Clock Mirror,
rosewood mahogany Bedstead Bureaus Bed Lounges
Rockers and Book Stands Spring aud
Hair Mattresses Blankets Extension Table sdeb,
lass China and SILVER Ware. Table Cutlery. de- " b..
sale will take place postvely rain or shine.
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AR A. A. TURNER HAVING DISSOLVED THE CON.
~ nesson es.:ns fct some years between himsst snd
Msssrs " appetou 10 begs leave " announce thf he
bss ests'shsd h.nse a 7es Broadway wbers With srge
ecties ne 70 prepared 70 receive criersMot
y call snon % the fact that hs prope % give b, pr,
soos attention 70 The making Of pcturcs from he ant Tat
ters himself thai sn essablished reputation for success
s,s mos o. as. pascS Wv % sn.ss ssc. .se
dlous Rallcgy
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NrRw BowERY THEATRE
IN EXTRA NOTICE
FRIDAY EVENING, PEB. S. 1864
BENEFIT

NRw BowERY THEATRE
FRIDAY Ey sRsssir PES . ~"
Mr.. J. W. IISoAao
Manager and Proprietor
Mr. LlN8ARD would respectfully announce 70 ais triende
aud patrons that as he Is ss Ssn @ depart toe
on brief visit he has Seen solicited 70 pressn, hi.
ru,ns % that generous response wseo snsy
,or their % which sccaa be ia. me asn1s
ise saase
Tue great s''s'n s sss'' KATE FISHER.
The celebrated S Ga sr,f'ni xrssraaLs,
Who we're so .uSos::iaI :, .ssssss isss 'annsc.
THE ESSENCE OF OLD VIRGINIA.
i'o wonderful MErLEy saoraEas
:" a p ~ sps,s n ss sss,s.as '''A'
xrs " 0. jones', or,r,,
NJ Nc; sa x sh~roS sr sS IuSaso
SEQ future ad's' sox SHEER OPEN
'EaS INTERPRETATIONS
oero,,I sr "a. yG sssS s!sgaV 8. ss,to.
r s5ss SST As9 1s sSFsse
v Esirs'I constructed Of e''rOss'sd W.T. opkY
"A"1 o'AS' Will OPEN
WIN :" MAMMOTH conpANv
., .S ssEss'4 ssss fss . .sssSss,
WosOEa OF ~ 70 81 ssss OMIT
aus u; ss g: SSsssEEoMr.
PATHOLOGICAL WONDERS
NRW YORK
MUSEUM OF ANAT0Mv
Gl3 BROADWAY.
MATURE UNVEILED.
IN AT THK
NEW YORK
MUSEUM or ANAT0MY.x
THEATRICAL ADVERTISERS WOULD BE
happy negotiate, moderate terms, vftn sny re
spectacle travelling entertainment agcnt Address pros
pero, boz Isl Herald Office. -
u,HgATRrCAL-TH SPRING SEASON OF THE
il Indianapolis theatre will oommencs Februsry - con-
tnue sure tai tbs eth OF july probably u the - Augus
apply stating which must Dc reasonsoc salaries
Az in all cases sure 70 W. n Riley. Indnnapohs Ind
nyuE BANJO TAUGHT sy FRANK n CONVERSE.
RsSers BY permission 10 the following music Dealers
" A pond 90, SAT Brvsiwsy; WIN. Han Son, Sks
Drosess,sn GENERALLY Address. care Of o. Csmpbs SO
Fouvth Avenue, New York
VANfo rFsrRUCrfoH-By Ngw AID sotENrtFrC
method The psp ~ learn perfectly tbs ART
Al piayne ~ tsssoas Ban
~ '''@ . 3 D0ssoN. ~ pyssaxu
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DENTISTRY.

A RrIFtcIAL BONE FILINGS FOR DRCAYED AND
sensitive Teeth; old and broken Teeth built up
ahes achns Tee'h and svery class OF cavity nled
without and the dscoverer n bis rooms
$50 Broadway, Seventeenth street over ~ ssu
mouss best citizens and men OF every
ADANANTEAN, PAINLESS. SELF. HARDENING. uY.
"A ohxngeable White FILLING unequaled Tor sensitive
teeth Or LUTHER, sr, Dentist Iuveuto "a East twenty
necond street
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCrIOEEER
Nl VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY ON WALHKR
AND WHITE STREETS AT AUCTION.
E. H. LUDLOW co will sell a. suction ON Friday.
1854 at ~ O'Clock at the Exchange saesrO0m
Ill broadway. Trinity Buildings
Walker street.-The valuable two story aud attic brick
House and Lot No Walker street. West Broadway;
lot eUxl06 feet
White street.-The three story and finished attic brick
House and Lot No 20 White street. north SIDE between
Church street West Broadway The has indie
pendent walls aud two story brick tea the rear lot
% by I0O feet
& ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

MOULD vou LIKE TO KNOW SOMETHING
w special about soldiers ife-how 10 lives moves
his tolls reefs comforts and faugues pleasures ana
palma pesls spd pss,mss losses and gauS Read Lite
biggest but the best var book Of the times Az II. DIX.
rHR. n AMILrON CO g. liz Nassau street
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HIS GRACE THk MOST REV. JOHN HUGHES. LATE
IL Arcaoisnop OF New York-Carts de visitc, psrfes
seness WIN ms Profession OF Faith &C Just published
shool eacners r3r dssribnticn lie, every Cahoc child
be presented Win ono 81 these beautiful portraits tina,
when they grow up they the gea. and illus
trious Arcnnisnop Hughes. ROBERT CODDlNarON pub
Usher o. Cano &c Photographs 80 Bowery do.r above
Fourth street New York sent postage 70 part Of
the United Sases y B-the trade supplied - above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

A GRAND ORGAN CONCERT
N Un aid OF the missions Of 81. Georges church,
will be given by
MR. JOHN X. PAINE
at 81 0eDrges cburch Tuesday Feb
2G7h Pm.
Paine will be bf talented resident artists
Trinity choir, by the kind perm OF Mr. Cutter
Tickets 50 ceuts Foo sale a. the principal muac stores
ani A q
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LBERT HAYWOOD. AUCTIONEER.
n MA0NIFIcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
= CARPETS. PAINTINGS, BRONzES, MIRRORS.
SILVER WARB GLASS WARE, CUTLERY, az, &c,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
THIS DAY (THT RSDAY). FEBRUARY
81 the splendid residence of senior Thomas NJ Ceru (who
Span Il Brevoort place. East Tenth
four Broadway sale commencing At II
O'Clock Partcu.aI attention called this SALE comprs
OF riches, essorments of ousehod
Furniture aud Works of Art offered at auction this season
ELEGANT FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIAyoFoRTE
SALE POSITIVE.
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III SALE OF PROPERTY ON GRAND STREET AND
EAST BROADWAY. 4. Ii. LUDLOW Co will sell at auc-
Friday February l5ocock the Exchange sales
Ill Broadway-Grand sreet-valuabe House aud Lot
with store 4i4 Grand street. Clinton aud Attorney
streets lot 22xOO feet store occupied as hardware store
East Broadway-The valuable brick House and
Lot No. l OF Rast Broadway. between Market and Pike
streets; lot 25x65feei house couains all tho improve
~ EFT IuDJOw 4 20 M Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-04

aoh CERTIYICArEs.-HAviN0 HAD SIX TEEII
Loo extracted without pain ~ DR. y.JAI WILLIE ~
i5s Grand street two blocks from Broadwy cneertu,
inssrt this Recommendation 20 those muenn3 Irom tooth
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-08-06
Summons.

Circuit Court. Pierce County. Wisconsin.
A. W. Ditmars, plaintiff, against Lloyd L. Lew
is. Luther L. Lewis and Porter 81. Smart,
copartneIs under the name Of Lewis. Broth
err Il Co., defendants. Sd
The State of Wisconsin, to the above named
defendants
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il Ia answer the complaint of A. W. Dit
mars. the above named plaintiff. copy of
which is filed in the office Of the Clerk OF this
Court for said county. at the town of Perry,
in said county. and to serve a copy of your
answer on the subscriber at his office. in the
city of Prescott, in said county, within TWEEN
ty day S after the service hereof upon you, ex-
elusive of-the day of such service and If you
fail 10 answer the complaint as hereby re-
CURED the plaintiff will take Judgment ag'st
you for the sum of one Thousand seven hum
dred and sixteen 27-100 dollars, with interest
ON the sum of Sf49 Is 100 from the 5th day
of January. 1858. and with interest on the
sum of S649 l2-I00 from and after the 9Th
day of May. 1853 and with interest on the
sum of SIl3 81 100 from and after the 18th
day of March. 1858. and with interest from
the Goth day of March, A. D. 1858. on the
sum of 1904 20-100, besides the cost of this
action.
Witness, Hon. l.. P. Wetherby. Judge.
this 23d day of January, 1864, al the tswn of
Perry. in said county. sesa3
so WI j. c. Burton, Plff's Atty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-08-06
Co. A, 18th Regiment.

Co. A. of the marching l2th," has
received the baptism of battle. Always
in active and arluous service, never
was their lot to be much under fire, un'
til the recent great battle near Atlanta.
How well they there fought is attested by
the severe loss they sustained. The fol-
lowing is, we believe, correct list Of the
casualties
KILLED-David Dresser, NJ. E. Hold
ges, U. Bowers, Julius Oleson. George
Hope, John Hudson, Stanly Raiston,
Robert Triggs.
WoUNDED-J. N. Holman, arm am.
putatvd, Morris Dendam, severely, j.
Carniff, severely, ]. McCullum, n. X.
Hammer. A. Mckee. NJ. E. Syness, W.
Burnett, Barrett. Barrett. I. Gilman, A
N. DIN, J. Carru,hers. I. Halyerson.-
Wounded, and either buried or taken
prisoners by rebels, S. Huddleston, Thos.
Dean.