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90 nDbcm il man Confern.

A PPRENTICES' LIBRARY, No. 472 Broad
N way.-By resolution Of the General soceiy OF Me.
ehaucs and Tradesmen Wounded United States SOLDIERS
aud SEAMEN admitted the privileges Of the READ
IN0-ROOM5 Of this Institution, free Of charge.
. -. WN. VAN NORDEN, Secretary
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Extensions.

YOU can undertake no excursion as long as
you suffer from PILES. Get rid of them by the Of
the "TROPlCAL BALSAM" and then enjoy yourself See
advertisement under " Medical"
TVNHE FIFTH ANNUAL EXCURSION OF the
Sabbath School OF the % Ref Pres Church. West 23d
will take place Friday. July u.s. The steamboat Frank
Woodruff and barge May flower will leave the foo. Of 23d
North River at 81 for My-ns Grove. Tickets 10 cents
TWO THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYL-
II WANNA,
Passing through Water Gap, Scranton, Wyoming Valley
Iarrisburg, Reading Msuch Chunk. Beth.
l-hem. Esston sc.
Tickets for these Excursions for sale the ocs Of
the Central Railroad Company Of NewJerey foot Of Court
landt st., New-York.
For description the snd further information apply
at office foot Of Court aidt-st or Of II. L. BALDWIN,
General Ticket Agent, No. 81 Wsilst
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CROT0N AQUEDUCP DEPARTMENT
~ TO TRAP-BLOCh PAvIORS. -Scpars,e se,ed pro-
ro. each with the title Of the for which the
I'D may be offered Of the offering tho
AID date OF IL. presentation viii be received st this ohc-
until II O'Clock M Of THURSDAY July H. 1854. for the
raPbocs paveneGis In the following Streets
TO wit.
Hous,on A. from Avenue 10 the Boweryi t3dst, from
sh 10 6h Az ssth from 9Th 10 yhsv.. st. from "a to
1i sv and William ~. from John To Fu.ionsi.
The form OF IA. p4oDoed ax~s ment and blanks for the
3D. be obtained sppic,on the Contract Clek. at
t,us Office hHOMAS STEPHENS,
ROBERT l.. DAkkAGH,
A. w. CRAVEN,
Cr0,on Aqueilct Board
orucx CRoroy Aauypucr BoiaD. July 2. 1874
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% TT YOU WANT A BOOK THAT is REAL

II you need book thss Is earnest and sstisfyins-a
true book net SLED with dapory and deception take LIN
NETS TRIAL home 10 read ss With eyes and heart
Ssrp Of the shells OF the story and confess genuine id
tioa Tor stssdfss line Of the writer Loyalty striving
!ohse wsst h.aa and revive the courage In weary over
No ooe vfr BE- disappointed 10 H. ~ 81
All the Booksellsss sell IT, Lokiso, Publisher,
7Tl'- Y .Aii st1q No. 3is Washinytonst-. Boston.
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Chances for Business Aletl.

ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE, at q fair val.
ss 'o ss. s.... e tA sS . 90
sbou. leaving town lnsw tie hss q u: GO and ca
InsssS wssehesss, No. u Fs&Set.
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A i BLEECKER, SON & Co., win sell

n AUCTION on THURSDAY, July a. at IL o'clock, at
the Errhnpre No III Broadway mosdessoe
10, RoJND with thereon In tho center OF
he VILLAGE of Fabu.h opposite the Dutch Reformed
con.tins Of about acre fronting on Fiaibph harosd
III a., Rrosiway being OF the mot desirable corners,
b, cy rrse residence for businsss In inc
Village The Improvements c9usis, Of large dwelling with
,nd garden. fruit and ornamental trees
Ia IL. New York III being only y miles from
Fulton Ferry, renders this opportunity seldom TO he me,
With Hail OF the purchase money remain ON bond ana
uo,ty,ge Tor three five years Possession gwen mmedi
y II desired For msps, &c. apply at Office, No. II Cedar
the premses. IL
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PROPOSALS FOR A LOAN OF
81 100000.

.RIOT DAMAGES REDEMPTION BONDS"
OF THE COUNTY or NETWORK.
s..l.d proposals will he received at this Office until
WEDNESDAY, July q, 1854, at o'clock, p M when the
will b, pubIic!y opened for the whole any part OF the
.,m Of one million dollar, Of "Rot Damages Redemption
Bonds. Of the County of Ncwycrk srthozed by Chapter
Of the Laws of 1861 aud by crdnsncs Of the board gu
berviso. approved by the Mayor Nay l. 1854;
The said bonds will bear interest at the rate OF sir per cent
per snnu payable half yearly the frat day Of May and
November In each year. aud hsrncpal viii be redeemed AZ
follows:
Five hundred thousand dollar, the first day Of NoVem
Der, 1871. end
1.-Two husdred thousand dollars the first day OF Novem
ber, 1879.
The proposals. will state the amount Of bonds desired ana
the price per QUO hundred dollars thereof and the persons
whose arc accepted will thereupon be required to
deposit with the Comfy Treasurer lat the Broadway banS
on MONDAY the frs, day Of August 1854 the sums awarded
to them respectively.
On presenting tho Comptroller the receipts OF the County
Treasurer for such deposits parties viii be entitled to ro
cevs bonds for equs Of the par ysne OF tho sum
awarded to them bearing interest from Angus. 1854
Each propos, should be sealed and Endorsed Proposals
for RIOT Damages Redemption Bends" and ncosed In SEQ
ond envelope addressed to the Comptroller
The h, reserved to reject any ell Of the bids, II con-
.dered necessary protect promote the Interests oil the
County. ,,..,,, ,,r c..u..
City Of Now York, Department OF Finance, ComprOler'
a
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rI'O THE COAL FIELDS OF PENNSYL-
STEAMBOATS, and Railroads.

TRAVELLERS who suffer from Piles shall not
cease to be troubled by thein, whether seated lying
down, until they uso externally the TROPICAL BALSAM.
See adye rsemcnt under " Medical"
A FTERNOON Boat for Newburgh and Pough-
"A ieepsie; landing at 3othst N T., Grassy Point, Cos
kenss West roin Cold Spring, Cornwall and Milton. Fare
~ centa Tho new steatnSos THOMAS COLLYER will
leave Jays., pier EVERY AFTERNOON, At 81 O'Clock. Re
turning will leave Poushkeepse every MORNING s,6ocock
Point Consns Grassy Point, s9s wYoIh, 10y
OPPOSITION BOAT for NEWBURGH and
" POUGHKEEPsIE.-Fre 80 cen.s. Landing q 3oth-st
PIER ~ Il. The new steamer THOS. COLLYER leaves
9oihs. N y Grassy Point, Co.1enss, West Point Cold
spring, Cornwall Newbmyh and Milton Rstanins leaves
O'clock Cornwall ITO Cold Spring 1:a3. West Point s.
Con1snss 7to Grassy Point SIS sIivns In NswYort It
1890.
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Sales bp Auetioi,.

A UCTIONEERS will not make much out OIL
n the sale OF the TROPICAL BALSAm bat. 10 Isssn
thew thsmelvr, and ther and fiends " SUFFERING
n ON Piles wal certainly obtain speedy cure By using q.
erusy this valuable remedy Soc advertisement under
Medical" -
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Instruetion.

&" A MER. SCHOOL INST, Estsblished 1855,
~ Supplies Principals. hool Officers and FApios
with well qualified Teachers Of Nnown .b.ity
presents Teacher. who DESIRE engagements;
fres end Guardians info fna.isn Of good Schools
Nesotiaies sale. and Renials OF School Proper;ies
ALL Teachers should nave Form Of Appc.,on aso copy
OF dne-. Educational Moahy-~ach sent Tor red stamp -
J. w. SCHfRMHRHORN, Actuary, No. lJe Grand st., N T.
MIR. VAN NORMAN English aud French
WI BOARDING and Day School for Young Ladies, No West
5s,h..t, will REOPES sept a. Tho Principal will be at
home during this summer.
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Mlitarp Notices.

DISCHARGED WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
IL Msmbers Of Returned Rsgimsnt and Heirs Of Deceased
Sodlss having Csms slso 9ssmea hsvng Prise Clainscs
on BRoWN6 SHELDON, Military O6os No. y Psrk-Dass.
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Real estate for Sale.
iSee alsoAuctton Saies.l

VINELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING
FARMS.-Lssge and thriving settlement, mild and
hesthful climate 70 miles south Of Philadelphia BY railroad
soil which produces large crops which De
growing Ton twenty and hy acre tracts at from 80 to 10
per payable Within four years Good business openings
Tor and ohers churches schools and good
ciety !. is the improving placs East OF West
Hundreds settling aud building The beauty with which
the place IL laid out unsurpassed Letters answered Papers
containing reports and giving information will be sent free
Address CIAS X. Lands, vinesnd Post.Ofce, Cunber
land Co ~ j. Report Of Scion R0in'On, agriculture!
Editor Of TIE Tibuss Of The mo1 erteHsire fertile
traes 0im0 tpS position and eiiqIs condition Jo'
piassan Jsr~t~s ls zoe nor Of fa' aide u the We'tsrn
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% Eet.

WHAT is the use of letting splendid, com.
w forsbl, House " you tronbed with Piles. and
do MT externally the TROPICAL bAL5AAf See sdver-
tisenen. under Medical"
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CORPORATION Notices..
REDEMprIoN OF >,<m Ell II
- 81. 100000. +
!" RIOT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS

THE COUNTY OF NETWORK,
PAYABLE AUGUST l. 1904
Notice hereby given that tho Riot Damages indemnity
Bond Of the County Of NowYok, becoming due and psya
bic August 1904 with the interest thereon VIII Do paia on
that d.y on the presentation Of said Bonds at this once
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$2,000,OO0 L OF . rh A N
COUNTY OF NETWORK.


Subscriptions hereby invited 10 Loan OF Two hon
Dollars authorized by ordinance Of the EoaEd oil supcrV
or. approved by the Mayor June Is 1904 entitled An Od
nance 10 provide for the Of Volunteers Tor the
Armc. Of the uIon p, aud parcel OF The Quota OF the
City and County OF NewYork under any future call Of the
President for mcn'
The proper book. for such subscriptions will be ened at
the Couptro-rs Office and ser Saturday the 18Th Juns
instant and win remain oPsn until tho whole sum shall be-
taken.
Subscribers will be required to deposit with the ounfy
Treasurer the Broadway Bsnl within eve days after enter
Ing their subep,on the amount subscribed Tor BY TEEN
respectively AID presenting hs receipts of tho money to
the roller they will receive Bonds OF the County Tor
equal .nioun redeauabe before June l. 1865 with
from tho date OF payment at the rate Of SIX per cent
PEI Ennan-
Om fellow ciiisens and the public generally are rosPoct-
fully invited 10 cooperate with the Board Of Supervisors In
the benevolent and patriotic purpose Of supplying the quota
Of this County the call Of the President for more
for army be rlsde public without resortins
dram or tina. paposr Action viii not be .Asru to raise
volunteers under ordnance referred 10 until sueien.
amount subscribed TO the Committee IN proceeding
Ia this matter. - = .... :,
City Of Hew.Yort Department Of Finance Comp.roisrs
Ofirr June i8 1854
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WI PORTArION COMPANY, for BOSTON via GRO
TON, NEW.LONDON, STCNINgToN, PROVIDENCE.
did steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK
win leave Pier Ne 49, North River foes Of Coortisnds e.,
daily (sxcspt Sunasyh -
Yfsahs tsisn = low y By any other ns Once Of Com
peny. No. lis wsstst. corner Of Courtlandt.a.
Nw.Yori Nov D. 1889. N. X. SIMONs. Agent
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

WORCESTER, PALMER FlTChBuRG. NASHUA
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE FOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS,
CITY III or or E0SfoN and CITY OF NETWORK
leave NewYcr daily Sundays cxceptcd at O'Clock a.
fro" Pier No po q N sfM fiy5i isS: q
there connecting with the Steamboat Exps.. Train from A
Worcester and Nashua and New London and Nohs"
Railroads. -,
5 MARTIN. Agent on the Pist
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Trains for Albany aud Troy connecting with the Nofa
aud West. leave 9s,ht depo, at o:oO and p. su'
sPECiAL EoTIcE Passenger. for s.rs.os. Spring.
SATURDAYS take the sran and afiye at Saat
without change OF cars at ii p. IN.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP
~ Coon and sfter MONDAY Jan. ls 1854 T,.in, ~
leave NEWBORN Tor BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON
Train will take Passengers for BALTIMORE and WASH!SS
TON only. This Train mskes connection Ut Phiaae'pas
Trains fol Philadelphia vii, lssrc k.w'iors "'And w.
MILITARY TICKETS vii rot De received 10 ths U.s.
or D 40 p ,ss Trains M MSoDfh R
DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL
IL ROAD-ro Long Branch. Red Bsnk. SHARK he, R.sss
On and ssr WEDNESDAY nsIt June IS and until ,aI fsd
notice. the fas. and commodou. steamer JESSE -
leave foot Of Murayst.. North River, daily lSunasy,
copied at Sis II NJ, and 4:l3 M connesy
the r. and D. b. RR st Port Monmouth with trains '' w.
Returning trains will leave Long Brsnch st 7:is m LIN
Stage: connect = the ngs.nd; ,Sr snS ssu.n
River and B.rne,a,, Tachsren w.,s.own M:ns .
Cor ssI ;PRs Sss On
&c. DO had application to the Company' once
o'''"" WIN y. GRIYTIrs,jG, General sops
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NORTHERN R. R., of NEw-JERSEY.-
Train. e.y. Jersey City sos Pisrmeos :. 9:is
%"a n run 'AiSSs6ss : " svp.r,u,,.a.a
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AT WIN. EvERDELL" SONS, No. l04 Full
"A tcnst .wEDDIko CARDS end FINE eTATT0NERY
EstAblisAsd ulAl
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Jnsnranls Companies.

$1,000, 900.
The tenniL dividend Of profits OF hi, Company has
ated IN addition 70 the policy OF than ~ per
cen, the whole premium paid.
Tn. dividend paid Ia the lifetime OF the assured thus
adis, them pay future premiums.
POLICIES aado aer hve years from date
Cor aud account " ossions and maIeaonls In
the Application, except o. 10 age. rf
AsEUIrli.S n aatsd ON favorable terms.
HENRY STONES President.
C. Y. WK1PLE, Secretary.
JILL. HAfsgr, Assi.tant Sc :retary
4 N, STEBBiss Ac;uAry.
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IN O00 ACRES of Valuable LANDS for
lOsOJO SALE or EXCHANGE, in Jefferson aud
ew CouDss State OF NewYok, beng part Of large trsct
Of land located the Black River. and vel populated
For full particslars spply TO -
QQ6i) 'orol ny HOMER MORGAN, No. . Pinost
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II READ COCHINS RESULTS OF FORMULATION
1 1''''s P Pr b t III Iiac0INs Foley
Tho imporan. and Timely book Of the season. which
sheai@ % CIRCULATED EVERYWHERE. g..
TIE sTAS9ARP WoRk os ss. MA .as a. a,
msnd Il constantly increasing r.J,,-
Read following letters from the first statesmen Of the
country. tsst;fying 70 its importance; - ......
= . II From Senator Wade.
III have examined Cechins Re.uI,. Of Emancipation ana
10 no hesitate say that is the most full and copets worn
On that subj has under my notice and conclusive
y shows that wherever the experiment Of emancipation h.
Of the slave than TO the slave hl:e general cca
aOn Of .b. vort would tend P.vsruy TO correct Rso;
s nation could DO nothing promote the
Il Emancipation than to .id il. circulation"
From Hon Winter Davis.
his the Fret ~oyk which by confronting the pesl stat
suts from which eontrsdcory conclusions have been OF
cipssion no exception the principle that freedom the
best Foundation for industry and order.
is most remarkable part the escrpson OF Emsncpsnon
70 Christianity In when m power supposed TO DO OF
.s most inteyeine part is lite Judgment by events Of b,
prcphecies Of ancy snarchy with which
DE interest has senced the voice Of reason aus
Tke most insy.etirs par. u.s. this time the striking
denomination Of necessity Of indemnity In the general IN
tsrest Industry 10 enable the owners OF land TO pay wages
70 The freed neeono 10 compensate the for The los
ofopsy but to relieve the society from the entire prostr
hs places indemsasy on its true ground Of industrial
Sly and gives its true The negro must either worI
sss r e. Ts: s,,s to p o. s ss h. aSs
labor before and the freed negro the OF gaining live
Hboo6 In freedom. I'D rna ..lIrr.
The conditions Of the emancipation Of abou many slave,
- thoss I'm the eysi States disguised by Cochin vary mate
aly from those under which sinsx expsTnent sbot TO
Be ssmysS here Bot the principles sppedto the criticism
sfths fscs universally applicable and the law OF adem
sy La. been f0 the f time SO stated 70 sntss it 70
uniyerss scceptsncA 900 .r. L.
.,'',7 From Hon Charles Sumner.
Tue work Of Mr. Cochin Is able. excellent, and practical
especially this Il Is Of niuis value witness
Wh regard 10 the past and guide TO the great duty which
n ssisss whsr.vsr read Emancipation win Be
scospted gentle mid aud peaceful 70 bring
osof fruits end to ovgaew With blessing. Charged With sact
Send early orders FOR the Popular Edition 10 rr .
I. THE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
Or 10 WALKER, WISE Co. fublizhess, Boson, Msss
Books ISN'T rec By mail recsips Of price, 81 So
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furniture

REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
lwsusssei manuAotsse. Alss sel Chesput snd Walput
Chamber Suites plain and Ornamental q. B. FARRIN6
TONS % Canstst, opposite Wooster Es,sbushed lea
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Ocean Cleaners.

no YOU EXPECT to have pleasant pass
age only because you never get sessick You mis-
aken you suffer from PILES, and will have rest until
you make Of tho TROPICAL BALSAM" See adver'
tisenent under Medical"
TT s. MAIL LINE-F0r CALIFORNIA
W via PANAMA.Regulsr sailing days: ID. 18th and Sd
OF MONTH except when these datos fall Sunday when
the day Of departure viii he the Monday following;
The dr..-class steamship 80
OCEAN QUEEN
r. L. TlNKLEPAUGH, Commander,
WIN sail from Pier No. B. North River, D.. ..r
WEDNESDAY, JULY II. at ~ o'clock m
The NORTHERN LI0HT, Capt D. Wilson, viii succeed
the OCEAN QUEEN, and sail JULY IS.
For freight oil passage apply 70
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BOARD ano Rooms.

A LADY having a Piano would like to giv'
the use of and in.trucon the instrument part com
reusation for BOARD References exchanged Address X
B., Station b. ......
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IL ARRANGEMENT-Lsave, New:York. Jame'.slp M
3 Es., River for GreenPCf, sag hsyeOl Le
land at ~ and 800 p m. FOR lip Babylon, and fua
insdale ct a M. and 3:3o and 5:3O p. For sy0set
Oyster Bay sad Hunngon) For Hampstead, Jamaica sn2
Winfield at Q and II: 30 m and 30, $3.50 and $50
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN = Leaves 4th st. Ea6
River NJ oS Riverhead stopping at oil StatonA e
cept Hampstead and Syosse Excnrson Tickets for this n
AT reduced rates A REASONER. Superinteudsnl
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EOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT,
l. The new and hnt.clsss u. s. Mail Steamship
GEORGE WASHINGTON,
Il. v. GiCER, Commander,
viii leave Pier No. North River SATURDAY. July 49,
at Up. III. - ,
ing For Freight or Passage apply to =, os,
II. b. GROIN WE'LL Co.. No. 90 Westst
MAI. STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANfS
new line Of frs. class sidewheel STEAMSHIPS. between
NEW-YORK aud HAVliE. 80.
The frs. FIVE splendid Ve..s Intended to be put upon this
fayori,e route for the Continent, arc the following;
Observation-Disclosures 20; tuns, 900 hors--power.
LAFAYETTE. 2c@ tuns. sD hofse-power
.....iztosl) 800 horse-po"-f
FRANCE................y oMiaingl. ~ norsepo"sL
NAPOLEON III....... .(buiIingb L. 100 horse power
Until the completion Of the entire hst the service WIZ %
performed by the , . q,
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesne LAFAYETTE, A Do
candle a. follows; = :.
FROM NEW-YOKk TO HAWKE
WASHINGTON. Wednesday August ~
LAFAYETTE.............. w ednesdsy sept IL
WASHINGTON. ........... "Wednesday, October IL.
LAFAYETTE. Wednesday, November =.
WAsHINGTON.... w edRes isy, December ].
Frat abin Including table winei. SlS
Second Cabin (including table wtne) $40 or po.
PAYABLE In gold its eq,raen, In United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE FRKE OF CHARGE.
GEJaGE MAcRENZIE, Agent,
No. Broadway, HogT-f orb.
Az Pars II Boulevard des Capuciaes (Grand Hotels at
H.yrr WILLIAM ISELlN X Co.
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NHw BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE GEW.YORh, via, The IN
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
connecting with railroads for all principal cite. in the We
running order to Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton, Cncs
natl and ST. Louis without break Of gauge ,,,-r,r,,,
T. IL GOODMAN Gen Ticket Agt, II. y. SWEETSER
Meadyillr Pa GeuerG Sapr
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wentistrp.

N 3. GRIFFIN & BROS, No. 259 Grand.
Avs ~ Esw Yort, spd No. as7 Fulton st. Brooklyn are
attracting Teeth positively without pain By the use enious
s1yd ga Ne charge os extracting when artificial teeth
= nsste6 Thy also inssne full sss Of Testh On Gold
~; !iet1A PM Silver, 90; Rubbss, DO Psfil Ssts
Use DR.MARKS' AROMASIA FOR THE
TbELH-h cssnsss Tie tsssh md the breath
ChIest full - d ssA ipssrsd goidfor ga on rubber
ether wor4 n hts Eopetien Teeth sxtactsd without
ssiA hAkks, No " BsssawV, Hsv.Yert.
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ttiusltal Instruments

WHO CAN EITHER SING or PLAY il
trouhed with PILES Nobody. but Il ia vsFy easy 10
&c, rid Of them by us.ng the TROPICAL BALSAM" Ses
advertisement under " Medical"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-16
Forrest.

:, ToRnEsT, whose success seems to be as unbro-
kcu as that of Havcaoek, ;bns- achieved another
great triumph over the Yankces--a very telling
and destructive triumph. At Juhnsonvills, on
Tennessee River, in West Tennessee, .LS has des-
troyed three gupboats, tcntran,ports and twenty
'barses, over twenty thousand tons of freight,
md moro: than three million, dollars worth of
stores. Thpre is no Shndox of mistake about
this achievement, rs tho Yankees, and Yankee
paperr, oandidly (strange to say) confess their
discontinue and lossos. Johpsonyille is the
great Yankee depot of:supplies in thctWest the
point from which stores Of all kinds are cent di-
rect to Nashville, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Atlanta. IL 81. =
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-16
J SlOn ReW,asrdIsll !

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that tbs.ssid boy hes;heen decoyed OF b. some
sold;er, as hs had said that hss was going to the
army. Tue above reward will Ibe, paid for his
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proof ie convict any person Of hsfboEiag or tax
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1864-11-16

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