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The New York herald., 1864-08-21
The Six Hundred.Poundsr Armstrou9
Gum.
CURIOUS EXPERIMENTS At an


The London 7Sn,es ssys:-sone most curious expert
menss were made at shoeburyness during Monday and
William Armstrong. Its cshbre is thirteen iucbes ana
half It's greatest external diameter four feet nve inches
BALI aud ,s weigh, upwards twenty two ton. The nrss
rounds were red to test the velocity OF the shot esv
tng the sun, ard rs velocity 90 striking tho target -
one tnoussud Ave hundred yards. For this practice
Il was laid At three degrees elevation, aud, wien
nred, the noise was lees painful than that OF the
one hundrcd-pounder but the shock OF the explosion
wss very great aud became distressing TO those
Who were Obliged TO stand near. Tho enormous
bulk OF the proecte made perfectly easy 70 trace It's
proeress IRON tue muzze Of the gun to i,s park and
oosninv could stkngiy demonstrate the accuracy
OF ihc piece or the care with which u was laid than
watching the huge shot rsiag with long wAverng
hsh iato he air as n eliminated and then began its
downward fight I'LL struck full ON the little black spot
~ which u was aimed, ard then rcochstting bound
sfiet bound TIL It's course lost In long thick traa
bali saud bali water Three rounds fred at ihss
tnst say, the difference between the shot which fell
eeacst nd that which fell iurthest-wm oplv sixteen
and nai yards, while the average q the error from the
true oe ol Gre was one foot nine inches.
still more formidable experiment, regards testiug
toe strength Of the gur, next tried The eev1tipg
srew aud ~ the Guors were removed. 20 that s the
brcech was depressed tho muzzo tho p,ece crAdu
ally brought higher and higher until Il the height
OF twenty three degrees nine secosdshe highest eeya
ticu we believe, AZ which any large r6ed gsa has ever
oeen 'reo sne. rred guns we're thought ci. The gun
w bSer spu ne SsSss ,nrs ssn With terrific
the CLOUDS Yet stu the ear could ia prorrsss -
- wen. roaring onxsrds. faa.er and fainter. iii, a.
soemed. tne very verge o the horizon Il arhed On
che sands, which threw up 10 cioul ana west hlund
sarlng on for short distance further.
Strsngcst Of nil however, was the kind Of after roar
which seemed 10 begin 10 the clouds. and gathered
5orce noarScy down from the upper air 10 do
xeverberston that seemed almost mysterious liz va
cullen noise. The fight Of the shot was nearly half
minute (262 and It's Hrst Craze on the earth seven
Thousand four bsndred ysrds, nearly four and half
miles. Three shots were tired AZ this eleva-
soa, giving mean range OF sovcn thousand three
dred yards, mean error betweeo The nearest and
furthest shots Of eighty nine yards and dsvnsien
om the true Be II re OF tive and three quarter yards
rhs gun was then deprsssed 10 five degrees Of elevation
~ which nve rounds were hrea giving the Nssishing
result OF mean error o. twenty six yards and mean
error in line M0S or, - nearly - possible, two and
quarter feet. Az ten degrees the In range
sely forty Ave yards between the longest ard short
sst, whs ths srrsf u lias vsecissly hs same
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sids hits are being =. the Pisntansa
Buffers By two OF dsnterese5 riends who
endsayored to initiate or counterfeit hsm ~. all Of
The people won't be long imposed The Panta
ton Biters arc increasing In and popularity daA
aud that's what's the matter" Thsy in si1l2
bottle and made just they hrs and will
TO he, shall atop making them.
The Plantation Bters purify strenRthsn and invigorAA
They Greats healthy appetite.
Thev are an anndote to change Of water and diet.
They overcome ects ot dissipation snd lats hours
Th0y straugthen the-sy stem and enliven tho MIND
They prevent mia nsmatlc and In term ttept fevdrA
They purify the breath and acidity NJ the stomach
hey cure dvspepsA and constipation. a
They diarrhTa, cholera and cholera norbus.
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache
They make the weak strong the anguid brAn and 80
exhausted restorer. Tho and fl ntg
cuar around each BOTTLE Ceruynen merchants And
whose sedenary habits indcr lasstudA
OF tue heart lack OF appetite sfser ea
ing liver complaint constipation. aa will find immedlaAo
and permanent relief In these blttcr But above all they
are recommended to weak aud delicate females 40
moth ers. .s- .t.r.a4H ls "FUN
They sold by all respectable haDts Sea that eas
bottle has private United states stamp the anA
steel plate sde lsb.e sid rss.ir ~ nN -
Beware OF refsi bottles See tsat The stamp has
been tampered With Any person pretending to sell Piss.
tstton Bters nv tho gallon Is swrder aud mposor. AnA
r. II pRAKEk co,
No 81 rark row. New Yeeh
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NEWS FROM KENTUCKY,

OsHsat ~ Coionel Adss sn John nsoa's 0aaG.
s.R NFa isDaAyAroam, Isd., August 10, 1884.
despAtch 70 General Carrsgsoa, from General Ho,
v commanding the forces sent IN pursuit Sr Ooiossa
Adam !onnssas gusrias says thai hs nd reached Nor
snneh ana White Oak Springs, Ky Asscksd the enemy.
csparsd few prisoners sad scattered mo balance Of
10 SAson's guerilas in all directions
sasrai vsy has levied asssssmso. tho disoy al
citiz ~s Union county. Kentucky for thirty thou
azA ts'sa's, % cover the damages sustained BY the
loyssa usnk
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NEWS FROM MISSISSIPPI.

Forrescs Rebels Defeated nc H1srAsans
r Creek.
MsScHH, TeDs., August IT, 1854.
Ou the 18th instant General Siths command consist
ing OF brigade Of infantry and two brgades Of cav
airy attacked three brgades Of General Forests rebel
command, who held partially fortified position ~ Hurri-
creek Miss. and after short but sharp engage.
mont tho rebels dslo6sei and obliged 20 rsrsat
leaving fifty OF their dead the Geid Our loss was
not over forty killed and wounded.
General washburne issued order regulating tho
price which provsiors shalt be sold in this city. 10
consequence Of the extortionate ratos demanded By
dealers. &#
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ToRyAno We understand that . terrible tornado
parsed along the lire between Marion and Nopopgsbea
connics abont Eve O'Clock on Mouday evening. Thou
sapds OF dollars worth " vsusbe timber was destroyed
fences grain and bay stacks blown down. and many
ppdinRs nnrooied Hail e to tue depth of three
inches and did Considerable damage 10 the corn. The
et"rm ragged with great Jury famout, but no great
aamsEc was DONE shade OPP cse the court house
IN tnst pace was struck the by ghtnng but
u ons was hurt although several persons were within
iew yar ot the TIE rain which ,el copoosly
absorbed By the dried and rarched csrh and bad
Ney reviving effect up,n corn and vegetation gene.
rAly -WhGing lniraicsrser, Aueuts.
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Fire as new uavsa.

INV HAVEN, Conn.,, August 20, 1854.
The large four story carriage mandatory Of Msssrs
Dunhsm Booth, corusr Of Chapel Hamilton Streets
wss destroyed by ars this morning. 1hs lose the
building and stock vas $40 ooo and the insurance on hs
same $4,000
Msssrs. N. "a T. soalt machinists occupied the nrst
story Of the building, aad also sustained hes loss Of
stock.
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Police Intelligence.

81
Far BonISa NUISANCE IN EuzAssra srRsEr.-Cnaries
W. HUH the rsputed proprietor OF fat and talsw boil
pg estab shmsut, situated at 1s5 Elizabeth street.
arrested yesterday by Captain Lord, OF the sanitary
squad. warrant issued by Justice Hogan, charged
with mani zIh ug nuisance detrimental the public
health. Captain Lord makes affidavit before the magis
trate that examining the premises question lie found
therein osgs quantities OF aud untred tat, some OF
which wes fr advanced in decomposition, and very
offensive s,euch arising from it, rendernt the atmosphere
Tor many Thousand ieet sometimes in the direction
wards which he wind blowing. impure and INJURIOUS
10 the health aud lives 0 those within It's influence Mr.
HUI was held Tor an examination which viii take place
on Tuesday next no uuissnce viii probably be abated
CHARGED Win srsAIIsG GolD WArcn.--on the 10, b
instant, Mr.. Lucrs rhelon, doing business in Wilkins
burg, hung up his vest the pocket OF which his
gold chronome'er, valued at about $780, On entering the
Office At night Mr. pnelon discovered that his had
been stoen. Suspicion OF length fell on rsvid +. ST.
zer who mad been in the Office during tho dsy Mr.
Phean accordingly called The detective oce and left
with Chef Young description OF the stolen tmepiecs a.
also of the suspected individual Detective Eusace took
the matter band and subsequently, traced Sizer 70
place n Third avenue and caught him in the act OF Offer
ing to sell Mr.. fhcons watch lhs detective expressed
desire TO rarchase the repeater, ara finally bar
Tor the wsca. s.zers was then Conducted down
to the Rice headquarters which tho detective
lag The marble bpIding in Mulberry street, sizer
was rot little aatonished TO aad himself ushered
Mr. Phelon being notified dcuaed The watch as the one
stcen from him Yesterday afternoon szer was taxen
before Justice Hogan and committed TO the rombs for
trial IN default OF 81 600 bail.
DEsrgrATR AssArLT.--David Tuomey, . butcher wal
yesterday arrested, charged with committing feonous
assault upon Henry Kennedy, by giving him a severe
blow upon head with heavy bottle In saloon In The
Bowery. near Riv vng,on street. He was committed for
examination.
COMPLAINT Dlsmsssp.-1hs complaint recently pre-
errsd against iraak King Dousherty, charged with Vic.
ating the Enlistment law in endeavorpg to induce VIM
q upham 20 Philadelphia ard enlist In the Un,ed
states service, has been fully investigated beore Justice
Hogan. There being no proof whatever sustain the
charge the masistrate honorsbly discharged Nr.
pougterty from custody.
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nsws ffom Nsrsh csresi.a.

o.ps.is iits. issasry q che u...d states Navy. .
ss~ il oemuaua a the rebel ram nbsmarIs Captain
hoIAss, shs former oonhaadsr. u now In connasd Of
tbe rebel steamer Coques ard uss shs blockade
st Wilmington. loaded wnh eoSloc
FKssn ihousand pounds sugar we're received recssty
st sooth Mills n c. by rebel agents aud conveyed 70
Weldon, N. G., viz Fdsnton.
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the Printers, s.r.A,.

MEETING vi iXPb0kAPHtCAL UNION NO. D.
Typographical Union No 8 held adjeurned mcetingrt
the Sixth Ward Hotel lost evening Mr. H. A. Holmes r,si
dent the chair. Iammany Hail was, usual engaged
for the evening but, the printers making application
for the kay OF the the Office, they inornsA
that Coloac Nugent had taken away in his pocket that
gentleman having hired he place for recruiting purose~
This actin Of Colonel Sugent denounced by the
printers. some OF them loudly asserting that he IN
league with Horace Greeley
After the organization OF the meeting several men,
bers were admitted 10 the Union.
The following resolutions offered and adopted
Whereas IT having beon stated IN OF the papers
who have to work below those asked
by this Union have been offered volence,it fs hereby
Resolved. That while Typoaraph hical Union No 8 will use
AL lawful means 70 have the prices Established by them
generally paid the Union at the time utterly condemns
and deprecAes all attempts at violence and Intimidation
Resoved That tbs members Of this Uuion call upon all
friendly to their organization to dscounie
that may tend to injms the good OF this
Uaion w. abiding and Ia MAINTAINING body.
Resolved, That these resoutSus be published in .as
per3 paving the scale.
Some further unimportant business being transacted,
tbs meeting adjourned, subject TO the call or the chair.
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LYONS PURE

n1Mc CHFO CArAwBA BRANDY
By the dozen barrsl article Fvsn0A
B'snSv aud NJ OF Importation sold
third the price, 81 ~ -. Il e.
DEMAS BARNES a Co.
Wholesale Agents
New yoVh.
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baoy Thrown auts . Well Hy q Girl.
ports 'tas svidsncs sksa q ooroesr inquest fro.
wAtoh appears that daughter Of Mary Jane Huriburs
ssa Two :" sss "a =. ,ro@ .ns sce"x ~ ~.
inso we'll Aae Of thsse sisters aged aiss years. ooa.
fsssed that rsr sister aged thirteen. bad broass the
child hons; tAse ID vas pekef whom lhey brought 10
home, and was ~yapsd up in shawl, and that Emma
Jane threw tNs well The baby cried hen t
osos ,rswu @ into the w: H.. Asr =. w.s sa'o.n % down
directly aud went to ths well and saw Tho child lying 10
the water Kicking.
Tho Paterson f,r ssysJt is supposed shat the child
was thrown into the we'll AFTER six O'Clock on Tuesday
svening. IL WAS O'Clock wh8n GARRISON saw them
The girls psos.sy took - INTO The woods stripped e.
and then hardly knowing how 70 disposs OF 70 they
RED = along 10 the house he mosher was In a at tae
time To keept from cry Ing alter they robbed OF iis
clothing. they probably wrapped 10 she shawl WhAs
mas become Of the clothing ws know not; oa suppose
Who Is artui and coming woman, and wto pro
baby destroyed IL. After Mr.. Pauson got TO Longs
well. asisr the rsosss Of .ne mother Arrival
home the stove was very hot, ~ mad ssay
bo Ss very I'M mia Isn % s
up The well into which tho child Was thrown has oaty
tren. hreo 70 i've fee. Of water IN t. When the chla
was found its side visible and AoatinR out OF the
water ts little legs and iees and head hanging down.
was very pretty child. Tho Afternoon OF ths murder
Office near the doos of Mr. Langwiths, aud il
doubess lad away from the mmedate spot BY the two
girls, whom the mother OF the deceased says she
twice pass tho spot before the child was mssoa Il IS
believed the father in sntre OF tho affair
10 the last, the murcersr aud tho children probably
being afraid TO tell him Of tho lost he might whip
Them for throwing the child down ths well. when
the mother home, however, they told her.
II appears that the baby ths we'll, and |
ane sens them Pausous after water,
acyinu :" 20 drok from that we'll enough TO |
give them the cholera" As Tho family OF tho 0Dgs
consist cf a man and wife five girls aud boy Tho |
boy Is locked up for stealing, believe twen,y dollars
from store IN Paterson Ehe boy II between thirteen
and fifteen ana bad fellow. In tho faGiy
bear bad reputation Long ssd mis- wic fight quar-
rel, and NO are informed get drunk The dessot Of
this family may be updcrst1od when readers
that tue children have been
part OF tbs day, when their only clothing peiag
washed and dried Two OF the girls since took
the shoes on from little cha tho street made
away with them, for their own baby at home sap.
posed and perhaps the idea or gettuc thu little
"Frankys' irock Tor their baby, abont tue sizs
and aee OF the murdered chid which suggested the
murder.
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isg Ah sew lasgw. 1us they had pusss1 n 'osGn =
many psIis safely shsy hsA no oss.os % suis, 49,
~ nposei sssk ussil tnsy mad empsts1 H YhyS
sordingly dl run ths Laonns Rapid and run u a -
and without adventure thus making entire trfp IN -
Prescott 70 aoeweAi N saih Of hundred pouaAs
weight. With about i've huadrod and twelve pouH< os1
uciudisg baggage, their own weight, &C.
All the rapids were stern rsa The reason for sAss
10 that better brace may be obtained with the oars u
this position the boat bong at the empieLs
the % The cars. who besides down facing
danger In sueh places quick eye and steaty hama
imperative, and even these, we should imagine voui4
hardly ensure safety at al times We hopo Mssscu
wsch and Jones Will not Hnd many intstogs
In suach or the Eroa Transport Wxnns-
aM BCsror, august 2o, 1884
The United states transport wiunepee sscceas
'riIy launched today from abe LOrng Iron Works. -
loush Boston. .ss.rs.tts.n
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The Indism war. r.

H
Dasvn Crrr, August 20, 1852.
Ts iollDwhV note from George w. Lane, Superiutsad-
cut Of the Bran ch Mint TO Senator James II. Lans
presses the general feeling here
The telegram purporng bs from the Indisn Bureau
at Washington, ID an outrage the memory OF the
unarned and the unoifending and children
who have been kiSt and scaped by treacherous
devils, tho Indians
Every band OF Indians Of any sizs tho Plains
upiled for The purpose os and driving
white men from those nssuntsiDv and plains.
Tho only wrongs that knoW OF are that these na
tura eneInes to progress and Improvement have been
fed strengthened and furnished with arms under mis-
taken policy, the better 70 scComplsn their hel,ah
purpose
prove IL now.
Those who sympathize with tae "wrosgs" OF the In
dams lad better their has short befors passing the
Missouri river ths Indians are respecters par
son. ago or sex. u, W. LANE.
All the stores hare remain ccssd and tho oitissns
drilling and working the fortAoatons.
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The New Psrfame for tn. fla aakes-
PHALON's MIGHT BLOOMING GsRr1s~
PHALOH'S 'NIuHTf BLOOMING CEREUS.r
PUALON'S MIGHT BLOOM NC cERhUs-
PHALON'S "NIGHr BLOOMING CnREUs"
The popularity attained by this efegxns pe~
fnme has induced many worthless lotnore and
fein. Beware % them and the bpt, blown
gtasa, ''PHhL SON Perfumerry New York. beware
Of counterteits. Sold by all druggists.
Tho Word s.s01OHout,,'
which is fast becoming hsusehod word ndersvsd rrn
the Greek aud composed Of worr aonlns
-So20" trsns'scd 20 and sOdontes
Ieeta-"sohniont preserver OF she Teeth. ana tt,s
bardca and igorang tho gums correcting
paries Of the bre.ta II without peer ia she
Sold by drugg,sts.
NoFaI Eay.ua hsOttery.--75 D~r Gcmg
premium paid for Prses. Information furnished rhs
highest rates paid fpr doubooos and al kinda
silver TAYLOR CO, Bank6ra 10 Wall ageet N. x.
Prizes CIsheS AT I-gRliz~d I.ne-
tcres snd informatisn given. GALLAGHER BEN.
JA&is, Brokrrs $40 Chestnut street. Faiadcpha
Prizes Casned tn nli J4~isat.x-d Lot
teries and ia nforaatton given JACOB ar, OnDce
l76 broscFysy, New Yora.
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Tns Congrsssi.nal Excursion Party.

ST J0Hv, N, b. AuRust zO Ibb3-
Amgrican residents with their ladies' and distinguishes
cciaM and provrcss invited tho Congressional party
- an excursou 10 shedisc 10 tho Gun OF st. Lawrence
the European and Sorth American being tbs
terminus thereof. A dinner provided Shedias.
and the party vsted Po'nt Duobsnse, ths jumping a
place OF the "Way Down East" returning 70 st JoAo
in tme for tea. Az the depot Hon. M. Paterson, -
New HAMPSHIRE. returned thanks for the party hree
three for tho E1ropesn and North Americaa 1ai way
three for American residents three 81 tohn lea
Hon. = T.. THEY Provincial Secretary roTrned thanss
behalf OF ST. john and the ST. Johu peonls gave hrs~
cheers for the Queen three President Lincoln
three for the guests Ine Congressional party csacudsa
by singi1g God save tbs Queensn
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Ths EiIsptie SEWING uachine.-sss
tnem' Nun 81 hut AIM ores ssT Broadway.
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No More Gray Hair or rBsidness ss-Eorsy-
ave Years consan, study. ccnsutston hss oy Dr.
JRAN Asior
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grover q Bakers Highest Premiu0
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines S25 Broad way New Heyh,
and 236 Fulton street, Brookiyn-
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J ladams Levvenber rg's

PASfTLLES DE FLOKkNC8.
Ladies' Aesireu. OF improving their complexion wise.s
injury 10 the sko should use Madame LewenbergS
rsstes ds Florence This delightful preparations efreshss
and cleanses the skin tao. rednes pnpes te
for erys pe = n Is infnibe remedy Fur ar
gsts sad NJ $50 Broadway Csutca None Lenuine .,ih
out the signature. q. LkWbNbbho.
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Highest Prsmium Lochstitch SewinO
Machnea No. e25 Broadway.
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Address to Sm0Ncvs.-Poilnx Il SOM
Neeschaura Manufacturers removed from sr~sS
70 69 broadway, near Fou,th street, whossae an
Pipes cut to order and repaired
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Ivory Earrings and Pins.
Back white ssd red Three nelAr and Fifly Cents reW
and Five Dollars set At a. q. ALLEks, AIS broadway.
one deor below Canal street.
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niokrsns 4. /. netaxcnasor Of gn.l.

Hi0krene IL . Retuvcmmtor or Enav~
proachnbls and ininabe excellence for all nervous oo.-
plants produced. II fnallblo spsetno
of General Debility Dyspepsia good ensssa
Will be fnlt impsdIateiy.
Fe9ales particularly recon ended 10 aive
trial Its strength vitality AaA
physical ability 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.
HUTcHISGs HILLYER. Propris,o~A
81 Cedar street. New Yorh-
Sold by II. b. Hembod. 594 Broadway; pemas Raruss
Co q Park
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Wigs. Toupees, Hair DYE. Hair Dye
Tag aud Modavia Cream Tor essu'nJ"s "s ""' ". -
BAICHRLORS. s. 10 Bond street
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xV,a.,.. Patent sai~mnnder Safe-ThS
vrsn,oof SAFE 10 The World. Depot 100 MAIDEN lana
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"Her Majesty" Chsmpagne fsv Sale
sniy BY wM. n WARD, No. 7 Bread street. near wan.
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To pnper Mnuu mcturcrs.
Cash will bo paid iHOOO rood FoardruIss
Paper Size 32xs5--48 lbs u N
Arpy nj siis odos.
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/ JeweIry and Watches. sf Ala Descrsp.
tons for sale By GEO. q. ALLEN. ais Broadway,
door besw Canal ermsry n wsl strestJ Store
| closed on Saturdays at O'Clock.
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Highest Premtum Lock stitch sewta0
Hachines. WHEELER 4 WILSON, cas- Broadway.
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vcvr,..r-ycHr G., eldest son ot Francis and nssn
vcwurrsv ssed years, 10 months and 10 days.
Ine friends tns family respectfully invited -
attend tbs luusra from the residence -
pivson street, tAs Sunday assneoa ~ Ask psss zee
O'clock
~ eA9 dsalAs ~ xsaAA ssN
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mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup foe
children rse,hins cures Dysenry and Dsbca regulates
the ssomseh and Bowels and wisd Cole.
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Crlsfadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative
and Wig Deuot, wholesale and retail No. Astor House.
The dye applied by skllfu artists.
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Co 81 Park
ChevaIier's Life for tb- Anir.
Kes.o es gray hair 70 its orisin. color stops rs falling -
NOT .@f
ss'nsS a' .ss gss S.a and d Ssss
srs, ,so ismpA =.
s s ,. IS s'
'''e' - ''' = sAsib A. cHEvALIER n D
Crlsfadoro's Hair Dye. Preservassvs
md md Ws psTo whos,se WI os;S and retail No. A'0r Hos'
csyg,s E9n.on:; n. S..:, E%,.ss.a "A Sc,r:. ;.1,
Erosdwsy ee' :"
D.afa.s.. fnpSiFed sishf. I
NOISES IN THs HEAD,
CATARRHAL 4ssSar 4sssS1IoSs !" rms
| CHRONIC cArARRH.
'saasSs 81 sH ssHSss:f i$s: 'Gsa
CURED
CROSS BYE srRArGHfENBD IN ONE MiSgfs
s:,:: .: 8, vs :4;
sihs consulting rooms SIG Brssdwsy near Twelfth srssA
For the Hair and shin-Bsrry's Trs-
eophsrous The best snS cheapest article Sold ey srse
s's'"
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines. s2o Broadway New rsyh.
and 236 Fulton street, Brootiyn
Hishess Prsmium Lochstiscn SewinO
Machisea No. e2s Broadway.
"Her majesty" Chsmpsgus rsv Sale
e,ly by wx. S.wARp, No Breis street, asar Wan.
Highest Premium Lock stitch sewias
Machines wHEkLE. WILSON, cas- sroadwsy.
Ivory Earrings and Pins,
.ns ss' ,. -i ts is. 4 . c's srIss E Is
one dsor below Canal street.
Jewsiry and Watches. Of Aii Descrsp.
tons, for sale By GEO. O. ALLEN. as broadway, sas
closed on Saturdays at so'cocs.
mrs. Winsiow's soethins syrup sss
children rss,hins cures Dyseny and Dsrrhca regulates
the stomach and Bowels and cures wisd Cole
PAsTrLLEs DE rLORENcA
Ladies' Aesreus OF improving conperion wiisoas
% m so.e .s 'Hssa s:s hss.%s sS.s
snd eleanes the ss,n rsmosss tao rsdpess png,ss s;
Ists sad $50 Brosdwsy. Csuios None s..w1s .,'s-
No More Gray Hair or BsIdmess rorsy-
6ye Years constant study. Ccnsuaton fise oy Dr. S"
JEAN, Asisr place.
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tAsm' KUN Sf HUT AIN orss s7 Broadway.
w.r. Towpee., Hair Dye. flair Dye
IN, and No aavia Cream for bssufying The hair ". n
BATCBEL0Rs, 10 Bond street
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The New York herald., 1864-08-21

CROSS EYE srRAraHfENED IN ONE x,Sor

aseae Of the Eye and Ear reqai,Ias either -
deal or surgical aid attended, by Dr. Won EfSRNBBH0,
consulting rooms. SIG Brssdwsy near Twelfth srssA
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

For the Hair and Skiu-Barry's Trt-
eopherous The anl article Sold By dy~o
The New York herald., 1864-08-21

CoIus, Buntons, Natis, Emlatged Joi nts |,
sl disSases OF the feet, cured BY Dr. ZACBARiE. ~