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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-10-26
plantation Ejttrrsi.
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PLANTATION BlTTERs

which are RON recominsudedby the highest medical
autholities aud earmnted topsodooe an immediate
beuetal etIsp. rhsy pra eKaoedugly RgfaALlo, per.
scuypWa, and mu5tFqpofcelcil ill qthsrto EherH
a hoaphy, gentle sumuiaut ~ rslurbd liI- s., f'at
1h.y purify tredgthsu onl lnwgorite; '
lh,y create EealipY appeltei s ...td asl
They are an AuGotetO change Of water and diet
Tn.y overcome eHeetsof dissipaton and LATE hours
Rni,S strengthen the sysLeIp snd eAiyen tha mmdi
They prevent niasnatie and intermittent ieyer8
They runtYthe brehth and aeiitty Of the stomach;
rhsS eurs dyapePsia and coDshpaiio u
They care CiiGsTbea cholera and cholera uiorbus;
They care ltyeFeomplsut and nervous headacle
They make tha weak strong, the lsnsuid brilliant,
and are exhausted naures great rsstorer. They are
composed OF the celebrated csliBaya baUk winter
green sassstras rools and herbs all per-
laCtly pure st. CrOiN ran.I 1iii .'H' 30 .-'.
tHJ suU tralH. .tuA AL--li'I u. IHI..". r. N.H.
"s EIhsye gwen the Pantation Biters to hund.
reds Of Dur disabled soler- Wl[h the most asioush.
nE eaect.la 6. BOD. ~. G.W. AhDhbWs, b
Hl4- rupE Soldiers Home, CINCINNATI"
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p~'.n- - sheri isn's victory In the v.,v cn
the ioih. now ccrinc in. 4 Harrcr'S Ferry
lotor dated Oto,cr 9ith. from ofcs sources, .Nys
$3.50 prisoners have slresfv tccu captured.
i,Soo ed At Iiarver's f'-ry - N1ois., and
loo r1orc were l.'i AZ " nchcstc-, or coyt'-v
is stu engaged 20 picking w rc,fi sr-ss'cr' ani
deserters. II s hsr"rts ed " at tte 'Css ~ u ?
enemy vi'l restt ten thousand a. kNri, wounded
and prisoners. Amcnr tie guns taken were tween
~ new brass pieces, which wctc recently turned
been supplied only few DAYS before ue h1ine.
ree'ye Thousand .rnsn arms Vor. ! NOD up on
The fo.d. TIC rebel. hh1 fvc nfantry divisions
md i've cavalry hrisades in the engs'orent and
= large portion n them cmhrarci the + 0wcr -
Lees army. Our wounded ar. h.ing raIldly re-
moved b. Mart n.blrr, from Wrcl"s,.t.
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The Capture Of the Roanoke
Rraine and his Crew Liberated,
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS,
&c, &C., &s.
The War in Missouri.
Price Losing III. Bea N.p. nc.

81 LOUIS Oc'. 3b.-rhe dcnd hc,''es n Nsjo-
~l.1n. Thiri 81 ssolri militia, and si1 - his men
ssysu-si ,he rcte's q; P.lo, Buo,. and gwen m
guerrilla Nini for execution for the alleged
tilins n some rebel. In Arkansas. las, summer.
~ero found IN Franklin County 's,etday. vii.
son's boly bad seycra, holes in IL rebel MAJOR
and sir privlies now in Alton prison, /. hostages
for wilson ntd hi. men. will doubtless - sho, in re-
Auat.on Thee Is nothing later from Price ucsl-
quarters tcl4s a, warrenshuig. Conceal Rose
Grams depot oi supple- 10 sarrsonsl hv division
o the sevcrieeu,h Aruiv Corps ur,dcr Colonel
Moore, Of tic Inirty-thr 4 mos.
81 Lo"is, Oct. 25.-The DEooR,''s warrens-
eur- ,peciai says Governor Hal has arrived here
tron Iudcpeudcucc. with smsll esco-t under Csrs.
Vosicr. lie thinks our cavalry orc damaging
frce's re.i considerably Pnce is u'ovins through
Kansas tu, - -pr.DAlns tie roai With the blood
Il he test men. Our loss sundays hsht wa.
shout $50 killed aud wounded. The rebe' loss was
much greater We too between 400 and 500 pr,s
Gers pcserters from Price are coming ~ hi,
point IN cons lcrsbe uumbors
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The bogus Prize Fight-I.ettcr from Joe
Coburu.

Ire hlovng letter from Joc Copurn !" he L'S
don Son4t~n ,yy ,,r.,.en,s bia view NJ The result
., A.. - -, -, ~, .
" F'' WI n''"n po'"'c" "''" a"" -"" ~
uc new Challenge o. tho latter:
rc rtx rr,rny ,r ,,,, a,.o,,,xa,vv
o.. -, -,
." IN tep'y " M,,e's lctof' "lrn 10 inorrH
% ". i,.." ,,t ~ Wn'n ! in"e ur nlStc, WSs ou
,.I ,.n1''..un N" we ush' 'hon'f @tc place 70 IT.
80 nov cl',' AlA l"t that pufl"se leit
u'v n. ""r'n,'- sun ~ an eNINnec &" seNein
1 ~ i'ii'7' "i'ul, '"p ui'h H"n sNhciN~
V'I'csSlY W turft'h'enh my Nhhing N''r com.
.ns o'e, BOW tnlier' hsn c'efy reason to cAP1
80 nIv" ~ lus'Se' lhrehl W hhuf' nom IN"
""v "u'c NJ "''in "iaN" SUI" ~" F'-
uuN.s .' petlrnIhs euahk" Mpe hs-
~. may ! ~ould agree 10 no fo''f'e unI
",. w." "t-thhn "hom may NAr mot~
80, H,, 80 ''Nn - NOV w inh'''m' :" ~. %
80 lNH'er rs w 'h' rHN' ' 'lo " us' "' p'Nrr
-" -. u s"u,s va hlsH'IW o"mi,'uiuN 49,
"SoS NiN no tcht'inAh iS pru'uV -'t-'sW b"
I,u'' " ,Rl,' more p'suSuh,N +" VI" "I"uF4
% Wy W. MS tAhcn :" "N"ln ulc,HrE NV ~ Wv
.ne' ,'u " .h't' Hn'uvnls Tt"npA' w Nv
u"'' 10 Nh" any uincui,y ..VN' VIC 'olrr"'
''Hn'sS WINS WIIlihg W tahe 'no usA'i '"urN-
ana agree upon that parry al me rihS-sdo' whe,
Vcr" nuid have been no uodble ~ All, Nu l
sh"uh nave hhd no otJocnon '3 siu"t ahyuox
u" ihl|ut "" ~ 'o name Gov" %c very We"
heu h'snlhg IN wanting thiS POM ~ Nv nsV'hs
"" fertee a. POINTED h sni' they coulu hAvS
the fpice 'n thc ground, and with thcir own men
10 hI "ohlu nave h"i u' friuiIosr ~ nanhns
sh'nct ,oNShpn AM selcc,e" t"'no p's'c 'n ing
hnu, ~hcrc no could nave toe moo AZ hs
h"'k, tor am pbte S'lsted that b" wouih
to~"rt 70 any means rather th'n ngh,
hundred inUer rom home Nv" ,n.shhirS
Hlhtnf' why d'u no stay IN publn ulI'h ""nuN
M'tn'"n' aih paraie h'th'elI siOni inc thS' Nnn'
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TIE VICINITY


RECRUITING ~ THE Cirf.-PREsrNr NJ
sLrs-AS tNoorB.GtSs fLnerror. - Notw1tn-
standing tho fact that the quota Of this city u iu'
under all tho re1uisions of tho President, the bn-
sincsr Of recruiting has been sichdiy continued hy
the County Volunteer Committee. Tho daily re-
oep, NJ r~rr'iiis. since The hllinf n tho lss cshs
been comparatively small, N oonscqnenos of the
enormous bountos offered by other districts. This
drsin upon the city, howovcr, has no~ nearly
ceased, the rural dsIrcts having nosr'y all hnoh
their quotas either by voluntecrng or conHcrip-
tiou, and, as natural results the business of ths
County Corrmittee is becoming more active At
the prcsoa, time the enli',ments number less than
one hundred per week, but Mr.. Blunt and his co..
workers are confident Of their ability To greatly in-
crease the husinesa when bad weather shall have
srrived nooess .tatins many unemployed persons
10 epi the liberal hounics offered. In view II
tnis ezpoctod increase Of business tho COM
mitteo hayu AlOptel now schedule Of
bounty and premium rates. which will
~ into erect to-iny. provides for
paving each three-yoars recruit 500, and
$50 premium, the latter to be paid 10 the person
bringing him. or 10 the recruit n he applies for
enlistment himself Results will slso b. received,
ts heretofore, ior terms OF one and Of two year
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News Items.


TUE Legislative Assembly OF Vancouver, Island
has passed. resolutions fasorns o fcieral In.on
with British Columbia
FoaTy-n6nr desertors rom tie rets' army lately
arrived Al Fort Mouroe from General bl'lcr's line.
They have taken the oath and are conus North.
SOLDIER named Lynch, Of the 6Sd New York,
was shot on Friday At City P,.ul, for desertion
lie hHd been ouce pardoned nr u Ike oionce.
IT is understood that the money order Tostal sys-
TEN will certainly go in operation the iss of the
month
Tar sale Of bloodcd horses yesterday al baltimore,
belonging 10 the estate NJ the iste VIM, Mcdonald
was very largely attended. The famous Flora
Temple "" sold 10 George T, Preshdry oi Nev
S0!A w Dasuk
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Trr t-iy q, Rrir Gen. rdvcr, who vas killed
during the r~cnt great battle IN the Shenandoah
Valley, arrived at Rnsalo last evening. lie vas On
old and respected resident Of that city.
TINS Opera House 4 Morris Brother. ren and
Trowhridc. st Rotten, caught lire Alvu, eve D'cl~k
yesterday afternoon. and was entirely consumed.
I. occup ed tho -tc of the old Provincial Govern
men, House in Province House Cour,.
SATISFACTORY explanations having hecn madc,
The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue hv ordered
,te d.ecouunusnce Of the suits commenced sgains,
the r,prcss Companies fcr omiulng ~ stsmp re-
eeirts
TuE rro,iucs Conference At Quelc, hN. t.~n
enFasci in oijusung financial snsrs which have
presented serious difficulties. Hut II Ia hoped thN
. sat aactory Arrangement, can bc made. II is ex-
pcctcd tht the Conference will oloac rhursisy.
when n. members will proceed ~ Nominal snd
Other cite. IN tho Wet.
Tus funeral ob.cquics " tho late Col. Thcburn.
commanding . division IA The Army Of West Viz.
sirts, Capt. B.cf, A \. G.. " Gen. Crooks stat,
ord surgeon jenkins Killed At the battle 4 Cedar
Greek, tos place n Wheeling. W. v. yesterday
N.orurou. TLo procession ~ss over uilc in
length.
,hc So, involved the loss ., property valued at
| st"0oc'. The Frontier B,nk, s-SusKL printing
on r, tolcsrsph ofico, el'. were destroyed. A
strong northeast uind prevailed at the time, witch.
with the insufficient means iur eytnguishing tho
hie c,use IA to .ptc,d rapidly. TIE ladies' Of tho
town are highly compmented Tor ,he,r assistance
In saving goods and ,,sis.ln. ,he men in working
the engines
ON scc,nnt ~ the o,p'uro ~ N. To,ten Hospital
msl by gucrril.ss under notorious woman, nam.
81 Suo Mundy, anu tho murder oi The natl carrier
| by four gucrrlls- sho called themselves Conioder
ste Captains, al of whom woro recntly captured
on tho Cumberland River Tenn. were on Monday
taken from Exchange B,rrscks at Louisville, KY,
and shot, In retaliation for TIE slorossid muir
der
A SPIRITED artillery iue took place On Saturday
last, between the rctc fleet IN tic James river and
n land battery, under ounuiNnl Of Capt A4hhy, "a
! y. Y. Artillery, nhout q mile shove CoN's Land-
| ius. llt'c robd .rpL.csi rams cnl red into thc
coute -, anil the Gring cont Ducl brlsk by
loih ndei or upwards 4 .n hour. The result wv
that the smoke stack " one Of the rebel vessel,
Vss -ho, away, and . second the Richmond ro
ceived a shell in her sn.t- port which exploded
killing gunner and wounding three seameu. Tho
rebel Hoet hen retired up tho river mile abov
Sherc they have reccnt- hocn stationed bchsc
Lynch, Capt. Ashhy's orderly. lost leg by a.
explosion ot a shc. vhl'h was The only cs-i,l',
OF our side. Tie following day two now hat,erc
which had been constructed by Gcu. nrilcr, nca
chspin's HuG opened On tho rel 81 feet and drnv
them hAlf a mile further up the James
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General Intelligence.
tBg h1d 10 N, ,,'o rork Sun |

Ir j. said that upwards Of nine hundred women
are going out 10 India 10 ~ employed on various
teleg sptc lines II communication,
TnRuH Russian officers have lately hem dorr adei
Or hsv.uy engaged In due, AMI one NJ them, who
gave She provocation has been deprived of his title
of nobility
M sr,sro- haa disu ,sed ,wcnty persons en-
roycd IN the D'psrtrrcnt = the QusrtcrnA'cr,
Gen Moiss. Tlcy were shown 10 have been noto-
riout sympsthikcrs with tue rebels
Ar tho agricultural cornpctiton of Vsuclrsr,
France, lately held st Thor, the prize tor plough
ing Was carried Of by young woman twenty
vesrs { sgc-tne ,nal taking place with plough
drawn hv four oxen. The competitors of tho other
were numerous
SCHENECTADY boast. . novelty In journalism II
is a daily paper with 'wo Gators, one republican
snd ih' uther democratic who have eph page
4 every dby's paper. Tho second page Is fer No
Ci,lln ami ne ihird for Lincoln. ard iptritod
controversies arc constantly going on within the
limits OF single sheet.
AGE.Ts and Commissioners from tho several
atstcs, Ia distribute ballots and obtain the votes
NJ soldiers ~ the Armes of tlc Potomac and the
james are very numerous at the sea, ~ war They
take mp 20 much time and arc 50 trout leHomc as -
institute treat annoyance g. Gen. Grant, VINO is
I planning some important operations.
OSo of ihe Baltimore firms lately arrested ~
order ol the War Department, Nessrs. lsanc and
Thomas v. Coar, have, together with all their en-
uoy yees, been released from custody and allowed
To resume tusnrss The cause So alleged tc he that
tho witnesses acknowledge henlrriyea mistAt en
regarding tie charges against ibh hrin'
AZ Ir.sh'uan, In describing Aucricn, said 81
an tod that 50 might roll England thru IT. an II.
| wouldn't mako diut In tho Tcund there's fresh
water Oceans inside 'hnt yc might d'1uni o'.ld iro-
! land IN; fu as lor otlHnd, ye N Git stick u Ia a
corner, an ,e'd uiycr he able to md II out, except
| II might be 10y tho gruc'l o. ~hirkey."
~, D,,.tao, tho Democratic, corpr,j,. ,ner
,', C,r,.ectic,,, t.s err.ved "A y,,hin,t..n frrI
/ ,is Ar,y ~ he pt,,,,o... ,.le,, he Us ui.r.d
under srccst "a cb,rJo0i MAXIM sp,,.,hcs m camp
In viniion ~ or,,.r, ,ol Cri.nt n ,a htaic! nj
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From Arkansas

81. Lou,s. oct. 95.--L,c sdyices frm Little
Rock, AK state that Gen. Msgr,ider has lef Cam
Den. and is rapidly marching towards ,h- Rci
River onlv about 1000 rebels are len between
Saline River and Camdon. General Heron ia at
Lit,le Rock, on an inspecting tour through General
eauby's Department. Great activity prevails in
military matters, indicating movement To inter
s~rt Gen. Price. All soldiers suffering from chronic
s'.4asc. nrc bcing rent North on sixty dsys' fur.
huh Nearly 500 have already hcen sent North.
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Southern News.



II, Richmond ncwsplPsrs have head ion
Sheridan, and do i..t LIKE the nows 1h.y COM
ceie IL AZ battle lad lecn Vol ant lost, and that
the results are disastrous. T." tNQrIrrn sta.os
4 remarkable battle has teen fought IA ,rc shen-
andoah Valley. On "Wednesday morning, ~ an
eNrlv hour, our sffny alta 81 ~" t'p1th An4
ne'eenth ann CcrrS n tfr "I"fUv, on toiHr
CIces, about thre0 fL les out '.'H. Sr-fG'., cat-
ried their pos tIons rs -tosW, l.' ''rI 49, 'oss
in killed AMI wounl~l. ,.rtIrci O. .rtrop hun lrct
prisoners eighteen piecf, o. artl ery' all their
camp equipsso, wagons sc, ard irlse tie reio-
nsnis q tue t~o demon .hHel comrnrud' - N 4.
dleown. abont two miles teyond Here thc sixth
corps Of the enemy was atronche', and Early de-
ierrnined u complete 4 possible his Victorious
work, now that the tide oi battle scc..ci iurpci
in his favor. Such glorious results as The CON-
pleie and unequiyocal defeat of the main tody of
the enemy, aud the capture teraliy q almost eve
rything they had, m ght well have teen daI1l,ngai
ter the season OF defeat IN which our arms hsd wei
nigh Degun TO droop But ,he g is work In . VIC
tory, and in this II was crow4ed heavily upon tho
energies OF our men TO render the hrst triumph
| Of the day quito decisive. when our troops
/ came before the bresstworks Of the enemy, near
| ddleown. they went forward with all the esyer-
ness and enthusiasm with vhic 1t a possible .or
victory 10 insp'H mon out they had dore enough
| for tho DAY, eonngh, physically and morally, but
| neither they nor their officers knew n, and how.
ever mnch they NAV have been inspired by their
| u.-Iunl G1T >s-As.- GA.o.tLlAsely, Las laspssA.
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only The counsel and reporters ct The P-ss bcns
Sirnitt.,d. The not,riou. George y. Sanders IL
here, managing the cause q the rebels lie says
they belong to the fr-, families Il Kentucky, and
formerly belonged 70 John Mc-rsn'. fortes. Ths
,oid he assert. "a only hs Frr y a srri's or
plunder,ng ,Tptdii ns son 10 tIi, piice on ne
frontiers ortte states iIsi be known bciorc oi
this Affair he would l,c prevented IT, as II us
conducted on tn small ssca. q. johnson.
oro~n's Counsel o' " n,rca is bore ,s counsel 'or
the Canadian sutAc-.ucs.
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.PRicE ONE CY>T-tN GOLD
(TMO CENTS ~ CURRENCY.

THs shoilins 81 CHAR stcn v~ sur progressing
81 last sccnunts, two-hr re,i .no,nd shelle ho.
ing dropped IN thc city regular intervals. From
the fact thst FIVE large fires have recently o,rurrud,
u is inicrr~l that considerable execution n done
by the homhardment TIE yellow lover Is still
prevalent in The city, although not single case
has occurred within our hnct. General uardec,
who now commands the rolei {. rccs at Chaflction.
has proposed to General Foster T. cN,hnncc al
prisoners capturcd IN their rcspcduvc dcrart.
mcnts General Foster has informed tho Wnr Nv
rartmeni Of the proposition. and an exchange MI
iuul less he sff,sted.
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raiyo Oc', eS.--Memphis papers oi the sed ssy
&at the rete, Torres, is concentrating large force
81 Jackson. Tennessee, and that merciless con-
sripton is he.ns enforced IN the country sdjaoent
n Memphis. Col Hage's command. defeated a'
V,.,r.or,, has roturnod to Memphis !, - stated
U., Haec l. not to blame tor the disaster. " he
tmnlg oteyel ordtrs
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Tho PENNSYLVANIA Election about i83 De-
mccrafic Najori,, on tho Home Vote.

Harrisburg. oct 9o.-,Icfferson county, IA, a..
sives ucmc'ratc majority Of 2o9. The ot.cis
total D-rnocrstc 1aioric. On the home vote i.ot up
5000, ani the Union msjoritos 50 So excess of
Democratic nsioriues i5L with forrc,i count, ~
ho,r from oriciaiy. Il IL reported TO have given
II GEmocroic majority
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The Contrabnnd Trndcrs-

WASHINGTON Oct. 2t.-The trial Of Johnson and
ei,ton, coa.rabaudists, was concluded this ater-
noon. TIC Judge Advocate in his address, stated
Mat the hru bad mado fortune by fraudulent
practices, aud should be severely punished. TIE
aec!s On is not get known. The case Of Hamilton,
Iafter & c., Of Blltimore- comes up tomorrow.
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The -. AIbau., W., Rnidcrs.

81. Johns, g. E., Oct ?5.-S'thins Of special
importance has taken Place IN regard 10 the -. Al
k.n. Vt. rsiders since my las; account. The
wider. are Understood to have engaged as counsel
Mou. y j. Abbot, and Messrs. Carr and Lehsmme,
IN ntreal, and Hon j. Fl. Cameron ~ Toronto.
n. srnn n snnr 10 onndueva N1p loSno doon
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THE WAR N TENNESSEE.
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Forrest Concentrating at jackson
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The Latest News
10y telegraph 10 the y. Y. sun.
NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
Price said 10 be in Kansas.
our Cavalry Pressing his Rear.
ROADS WET WITH THE
W.BOOD OF HIS BEST MEN.
Activity in Arkansas.

PRICE TO BE INTERCEPTED,
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TIE tlovins letter from Joc Coburn to ,te Lon
dou s,onuN1 I.ipr. presents his view of the rtsut
of .he p1op. 'ci match between him and Mace. and
tho new challenge o. tho latter:
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%20O REwAspm;IHE STORE OF THE SUE
between Saturday night and Monday morning. the 18th
above reward win be paid FOR the recovery OF the WHOLE
and IN proportion scr any part thereof by l. +. DEF10A
MERE, importer. 70 Plat street, up sairs.
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nuRNHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS. --BU RNHANs
4, fara tnr. El99.s 10 lcyenth street, bet. cen
~ " and Sish aShnee tnrnitnre STORED. Al kinds -
sssss.sss sssea ana saplcd Fsrsi,s me,sJ IN ely
% " The essnkry.
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szILLINERY.

C1ILLINERY.
nRESSMAKING BY FIRST CLASS ARTISrES.-R
~ Waverey pace.-Madame BENEDICT begs to
quaint her numerous patrons the ladies generally OF
New York. connection with her Millinery Business
she has opened department for Dressmaking perfect
fit guaranteed Econony. exquisite taste and punctuality
sng uishng characteristics OF this esta Dlishmcn
Price making plain dresses, with trimmed waists ST.
dinner, evening and ball dresses equally reasonable.
Of imported Bnnnets and Hats TOR the
spring trade VIII shortly be really for inspection.
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4 AlQ cxHUvrcArRs-HAvfNe MAD ONE TooTu
a: T1y enixfces without ~ y DE- y JAY ylLT.sits
$50 0rnu0 Mo@k tEo bvrks from Broadway. checrully
Insert his recrd endAtion 10 those su cr az 10 achc
W. W. rARNfa. 100 SANDS street tgro1kyu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-26

Tn. LARMogT, AUTHOR OF THE PARIS, LONDON
- aud New York Medical Adviser and Marriage Guide
0h edition 400 pages nearly 100 illustrations conti
nres relieve patents Incompetent TO fnhi the duties Of
Me from ndsrreon and general dcbi.
ty. a. at l53 Broadway up stairs. from 10 to Pub.
p We concur with other papers 10 recommending Dr.
LArmont his worx.-Cuurrier Flats Uns Dispatch
Stats Zes ang, Atlas. McdLcai Review, &c.
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M WATSON. HAVING HAD AN EXPERIENCE Or

vAR WATSON. HAVING hAD ~ SAt MI e.SSn "
~ than r,ry Is enabled 70 saarantee cure
IN wjihou change Of dsct rsetrctou Fam bud
ness Or Watsons the Cause and Curei illustrated
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