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Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber intending to change his business
! Offers Tor sale hi farm and buildings situated
in Trenton on the road leading from Ellsworth TO
Mt Desert The buildings consist Of dwelling house,
y feet by &c, with a long porch and wOod-house adj
joining il, with good well OF water in the wood
house Also, twa barns. There are about 30 acres
Of improved land, acre. Of pasture and 70aeres OF
wood lane.
said iarnt has cool privilege for salt dressing OF
rock weed and Hu-ep bed.
Also another aood lot of - acres, situated near
tie be9d Oh tHC tara lot.
lid .arIg aaa lane Il be sold Mt a bargain For
zH-ta. . "a; 53l- Fl fite Of tie sihscrter the
sc a. II ... =. i,fi Is, ~ worth
SAs.1-4. ~.
Trenton, oct. g. .lm39
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Headache Pains ia the iinhs-iu the Stomach, bnw.
cs ami Kduoys-tOii Chills. and ilns Flushes, Coat
cd Ioi sHe HaruHg Skin. Nausea, shyeriDg, Dulnsss
In.s Of Appetite, Eestlessncss Gddincss, &C., &c are
prcnonilory symptoms of Malignant Diseases One
dose OF the READY RELIEF IS sufficient 10 break up
AMI eype Diseased action, and restore the pa,ioos -
health
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES MAZE

DR.. Dow is consulted daily, from A. to p NJ at
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases of every
and nature having by his unweared attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation which pa
tients ON all parts Of the Country TO obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DIR. DOW No. End
colt street. Boston. Those who need the services of an
experienced physician and should give him call
r. S.-Dr. Dow mportz and has for sale new article
alltd H." French Secret Order by mail. Two for {
~ rel srerp
Boston, April. 1864. lylsS
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G. A. Richards.
90 Washing ton Street. Boston.

NorE.--C. A. Richards would also beg leave TO
state that tile above are only part Of the list of ar
tiees for sale aud imported by him. lie has in adj
diion one OF the largest stocks in America of Fine
Botded bth@S and Spirits of every variety and kind
together with line assortment OF Liquors andN inc
in original packages, for sale by the cask or gallon
Also, f,ne CigatS, SariHts FieAtes and Sauces. and
every kind OF table luxury usually found in a first
class wine s'ore IN this country ar EUROPE.
Ofdes t-fc nlrst "a i.tctiuiiH sgii,i.eL,
For sale in Ellsworth b, {. o. psek, ry,s
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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

nR. DOW continues to be consulted At his &c. NJ
- and Edicott Street. Boston on all diseases OF
PRIVATE or DELICATE MATURE.
BY long course of study and practical experience
unlimited extent Dr. D. has the qualification Of pre-
senling The unfortunate it'll remedies tlat have never
since he rst introduced them, faxed cure the MOS
alarming asses of
90, 0RBHTA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of ycnereal I'D
impure blood, lmrotency Scrofuia Gonorrlra Ulcer.
pain and distress in the regions Of pracIea ANNA
ton II the Bladder and Kidneys. Hfdr0ccle Atcrsr,
Hlnors, hightul Swengs, and the tong train o. horrible
symptoms attending this class Of disease are made to be
clne as harmless as the simplest ailngs OF child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR.. d. devoes great part Of s time The treatment
u ose Cases caused by secret and solitary habit
rGhis the body and mind uniting the unfortunate uil
tidual fJr business society. Some Of the sad and me-,
tncholy Effects produced by Early habits Of vanA ar.
Weakness OF the Back and limbs Dizziness ii tie head
imnt>s oi sight, PalPatou Il The heart. ysrIi.I,
ervuEsneEs, peTanGemeHt 81 the digestive faciiH n,
symptom. Of CONSUMPTION &c. The fearful effects on IN.
1ind much to be dreaded loss of memory coiil.i
q IDEAS, neprtssi OF spirits evil farehUd.gs ay,r,
society seliisirust, HIiity DC. among Tie vii.
produced, Such persons should, before contemplating
zatrmouy consult physician of EXP" rsLee am, lie A.
&c restored to health and happiness.
Patients WHO wish to remain ind, Dr. Dow treat,t
1 few days weeks, will b. furnished with peasa,
rooms, and argos for board moderate.
Medicines to all parts of the country with full ii
rec for use, receiving description OF your Cas-,
r Dow has also for sale the French Capacities NarreUt
The best prey euye. Order by mail. Three ler 81 anu
a red stamp.
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RIIftNATlSN, IL NRAGo, GOVT, MI RAlGfA.
TOOTH ACHE GROUP. INFLUENZA, SORE III 0Ar,
QUtNZY. IlITHFTdA. IioAFStNtSS, BhoNCHl-
rs STIFF JOINS, ENLARGED TFNlpNS, HEAD
ACHE, tsick or Ncfyous,l ASTHMA, or HARD
BREATHING.
It IS truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS EkADY
RFlItF cures tic sufferers of these maadeS. ne
poor. crippled, aud ttiekcn Rheumatic has no<
10 wat DAYS before change taxes place, but IN few
minutes derives and comfort
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FEVER AND AGUE.

Persons exposed 10 the Malaria of Aguc, or II sep,l
with thil's and Fever, III and positive Antdots and
Cure IN Railways Ready Relief Let two ea.posu,fsl
OF the Ready Relief IN wine glass OF water be taksa
getting out Of bed in the morning, and however q.
posed to malaria you will escape
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hr-t warning ~ their presence and II met rronr>
lr before they become securely Intrcnchcd within lie
system VI Q be readily expelled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-10-28

Parties attracted by this advertisements or who
who have already become acquainted with the quail
e, OF these articles, can have price list sem BY
nan, or samples by express, When desired, by adj
b essing the subscTiDtr.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.


Whereas James II. Ne7ei. Of Sedgwiek. in the
County o. lIsucock ard State Of Maine. by bis
deed dated the ninth day Of May A. D. 1861.
conveyed to me, John W. Nevcls Of said Sedg-
witch on mortgage the following Real Estate
situate in said Sedgwiek VIA parcel Of land
bounded North West by the hshway-on Tie
Southwest by lard formerly il possession Of
JOHN W. Gray,--on the South East by land for
ne.iy in possession Of Frederic 3rindis deceas
ed = on the North East by land formerly in POS
session OF George Snow, deceased said tract
containing one hundred and forty acres more or
less-aui boiny the same premises more fully
described in deed recorded in the Hsncock
Re gistry Of Deeds vol. 40 page rs, to which
gefeyeUcs may he made.
And whereas the conditions Of said mortgage
have not 5cea fulfilled, -Lut have been broken,
- claim foreclosure Of the said mort &C, and
give this notice thereof in pursuance OF tAe
JOHN W NEVEIS,
20 Py his Atty. Warehouse Emery.
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RADWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD DE TAkfN INTERNALLY
One dose WI stop tho pan its continued will u
few hours, cure the patient
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-10-28

WIN SElLln WTTU
CHOLERA, or ltnrrhra, or FTu1;
pysentery Cramps, and Spasms
Bilious Chp.ic, or Gastritis
Scarlet. Typhoid, or other rcvers;
Influenza, Coughs or Colds
Int rptn,ttaf, of tn, Stomach NJ
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PREBLE7S
TikELB>S
WASHING iis.LACI HIN T
NOW IN USE!

WASHING l.IAC..IIlE
NOW IN USE!
YENHIS is the only reliable WAsTf.G MACHINE
1 now in use. Il has been In opcrati for
the last six months aai has no; in any ease failed
to give satisfaction ; ana - yaTiaus test. to
which it has been Subjected fully demonstrate,
that more than bnIt of the labor, amt more than
half the soap REQUIRED in hand labor, is saved by
1t. use. It docs its work taorou IbIy, and with
little labor on the part Of the operator. The
most delicate clothing, a. well as coarse and
bulky articles, are Was4ed with equal neainess
and completeness.
No n.ndiiug or attention is needed after tie
clothes are put in the machine Iacy arc kept
continually turning, presenting new sutf.ce 10
be operated upon at every movement in washing.
The clothes are net rubbed. They arc pressed,
and the mort delicate fabric cannot be injured.
Therefore 1t is iadi nsabie article Of house
keeping, ami ly its use, the price ct the Machine
would he saved in twelve months in the wear ef
vashjng clothing. in any common family
TIE praprieters claim that this machine possess
es qualities for washing Sd erior IL any "fher NJ"
before the public hmorg which tie boiling Of
the clothing is rendered u Necessary, tt" article
being run through the ma ii SIC ri time U.s.
tng water scallin.Lot Rith small quantity Of
soap.
Ice following teSflDor!a : are = Ven =
ELLswuElH. AGrcl t iNet
"PnYBLg's TIFELt>s WASHING NAcHIxE Ea'
tetn used il ny f.iAily = ii ie~ ~.As l.st 1t
Is an excellent Asc1iae- has given riuch sttis.
faction ava is fully u al to tic cudston,
,aying labor aud aot ilj4Firg tie {. tfos.'
A. u IsvYLL.
We concur in the above statement n theSa}ur o;
this Machine, having a4o used one IN our funi!ie*
J. V JUsss
1aHy L. Mo,R
There las been used in mv family Tor eomc
weeks. one # q Probes Tifel-ss Ea,h NJ Va.
chimes and have no Aesiation in ssyiuE TIA,
that ii Is an excelIen; machue, and aiinost ndi.,
amount OF labor, itilriag the CLOTHES less ard
washing them better than by hard.
HAslLT,s JOY.
Ellsworth, March, 1854.
M. Aler Martin:
DEAR SIR:-One Of the PnrrL-'s TIerIrss
MACHINES has been in use in M + .iailY fer tn
past six months, and We think it super r. 70 .rv
other machine. 1t does not injaIe the clothes
doing its work well and thoroughly. aud b. it.
use more than half Of tie time saved. would moi
ell mine tor SIS, If I could not get another like
It. EEtBES SHERMAN.
tF- The propIietors challenge trial with suv
other machine in the county, any time, or y,
any Place in this town; and will pledge one hund.
bred dollars OF more, 10 be forfeited 10 the sue
cess!ul machine, II the competitor will pledge a
like sum.
Thesc.machnes are manu- featured and kent for
| sale at tho shop formerly occupied by b. \. Moor
d Co,
Hest end Of Union Rirer Bridge
ALIx. MARTIN,
Il. ". ASH
Ellsworth, March, 1854 10
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RAILWAYS READY RELrEr

should be applied 10 the pat parts afflicted in
stsnty relieves the patient from pain, and QUICKLY
heals, soothes, and strengthens the disabled psrt 4
all of Bites u Rabbi Dogs Reptiles stiugs n Pot
sonoHs Insects the application Of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF to the wOunt viii prevent innAunauos NJ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-10-28

Clergyman, Lawyers, Singers.
and all those whose occupation requires unus-
uaI exercise OF the vocal organs, Will ind this
the ONLY REMEDY winch WI efqctus!ly and
in.tantsnccusty relieve taeir difficulties. Ih.
Remedy. unlike most Others, is not only pauss9us,
but Is extremely
PLEASANT TO TASTE.
small quantity allowed t. pass ever the IL
ritatcd part at once removes the diflcu ty.
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ard is nnw boitling anl offers for sale the finest
CALIFORNIA FINES ever seen in his market, of ipur
qualities, in splendid style of labels bottle, aud casts
-such a
.1NGELIGf-S0eef,
POAT-Rich,
HOCh-Bry
ST1LL CIilNPiIGN-De Delicious.
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JOHN AND EtlBIEI ID NJ EkS
1EilEhAILb
DOCK
Spirits and Wines,

imported solely by & ~ r., in wool, from the Lon.
don liock-, and bottled by IA IA A. eriri ! he di,-
tuigu -hea aitt Worldwide reputation al THESE anti
i,i's Las induced the SUBSCRIBER seek alH! obtain
the s1c Agency in hi, country. tn yarc .nld only
in lott. eHtir'iR f1tc, and ritho { lilttoruiiOil
and comprise the four kinds, u. follows -
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fyHE und,rl1ne3 81 'sc Ills method TO intern
the citizens 81 Ellsworth and vicinity thu
hey have recently fitted mp machinery for tn
manufacture Of
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PWe CaltorniQ Hines
The Largest vineyard in California

I c arr dem ud foI the pure wines of Ca if O II
hi adj ed fart tuat Mtn icctc uck of
W he> l. complete without ttcn. "a. Il. has inade
Tor the entire production of
IA L " LII 81 |.
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Golden Sheaf Cordial.
Bourbon Whiskey Punch.

Al the cbovc put rp fan 9Th of the whisky,
and in c.r7t. OF ut ,lu4on sg,s f4,.c Article, i..
prove h. age, and Nf-afe OF climate effect
them.
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Nj IN cases o. out do7e each In strong shipping
order for lmm-tiiate ira t>pur alton, and sold
lower than other Il. uJrs and Wines in the mar.
ket, of equal quality
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A SUBSTITUTE WILL BIZ PAID $500 CAsH.--wAhf
cd immsdiasey can 60 n the army or navy Escru ~
wsshinston Assas please apply. 10 Lispenard ssseI
Captain COMBS 81 teE8
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DRY GOODS,
"A EIGHTH AVENUE
CHEAP 6IOkk.
BARGAINS FROM Last WEEKS

OA SOOSSs
A z1 Sana, s sy5sE
STRAW GOODS BELOW at YEARS Prices
ssw safss Is AsS ooros ALL
i i ::SSssss55EE;;ti nv sG s51 1ss E e. %
100 SPLIT sTRAws 2sc, SIC. &c., 75s. .o,,-.~s
SS sfs1 E ht1ssRs ResSss sssSsss's
sAHlT FANCY ssn'p saAIps OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 49,
1900 'lsE Sos sxFs Ans IS s Il g
s so pEbzE s Il a9f Isl &C. &c. ss $40
i:Ssss s sssSSss ssssstss $: =! Sc
''' ''''1'' =
1000 SHAKER hoods, xc, ac 49,"
THE LARGEST AND BEST sT TocRr II y IaE eiTHs
ovER 200,000 YARDS OF EVERY WIDTH
commencing in BONNET RIBBONS, .. g. up
EyEsyIHINa IN FLowERs,. 80 SiGsrsns styles Of
FINE FL0WEkS. &C. spray TO ~ ,.x,,~v.s
- !, :. .4 sSf5 sasSst q Fee FMsna
sse.. saiasisss s SslsH:sa
NS 1S 81 n TIE 5G
FULL '7ocK AL sTiEss zSR 81 cHizF GOODS
FROM AUCTION EVERY DAY " 80 80.
s.::
Seventh avenue stage to Twenty second street sSy,v
AsR s,saos .vasv.
A -" D"' '. Al Ia sBaRoAbwAY.
WILL Be ofsSsb f HosD az f HHa Streets
with nsS asS asb $50 DRY GOODS
80 = UBsDELL FKiRsoSSS., who recently retired.
A NEW DRY a 9S g, s segss,v.v
"A VT: :s.n retired.
o..
ing x css sSe Ice. :Ssa sssaal Rs s'ssss
d RkSH R.Ss Ki4S SaGHSFr
NV A'-Ne HOSIERY. Co. &C. 49, A''A
RLAcSg, .As IL 4o SILKS.
AND FAILE
\; 7. STEWART : Co.
Broadway and Tenth street.
CARrETs An, 9u sEssIsuf HzS GHyEhEsos
T1 ES su XfhyES sSsRAs
IN one psce and by the yard
DELAINES. REPS, CHINTZES, &C..
for Curtains and Furn ture Coveringa
RUGS, MATS,
DRUGGETS.
CANTON MATTIN6S,
Of the most celebrated brands
A. T. STEWART B CO.,
Broadway and Tenth street.
(lHARLOTfE SMITH.
~ has receievd from Paris
an elegant assortment Of Summer Mantas and Bcarfs
SILK. BAREGE AND 0RANADINE
ll42 Broadway, one door above Twenty sixth street
nREss GOODS FROM AUCTION
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ENGLISH BARRGEG At l0c and Ia yard
CHECKED and STRIPED LENOS, a 20c. and &c. yard
PLAID vALENCIAS ct 2sc xnd 2ec yard
New STYLE CREPE De PARIS At SSc 70 Soc. yard.
SILK STRIPE GRENADINES ~ 45c. TO SOC. yard.
Broche Figured GRENADINES 1t Sc. 10 60c yard
Black and White GRENADINES double fold. at 500
Mourning Hernanis. from SOC. yard and upward
An width. and ou.,.. a ~ black whit. ana co,or,d
BARE0ES TAMARTINRS. GRAPE D'EsPAGNE
PEYTON / JOHNSTON,
No. TABowery, near Houston street.
~ PARRAIN. from Paris offers ladies' who will honor
her with their ten experience cutter In
The nrst dressmaking establishments in Paris.
ExcLUsIvELy FRENCH pLurINa ONE TO TWEEN:
nchs; tide All %;ss Srsn asd r n
msnts Is Amity street N. B-Al bock and half from
81 Fulton street Brooklyn. n B-Nomachnery used In
the genuine French huting
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NEW YORK COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE
IN OFrIcE NEw BUILDINGS.
CORNER CHAABERs STREET AND bRoADwArf
Entrance Broadway.
1000 VOLUNTEERS WANTED
me following are the pecunAry Inducements
COUNTY BOUNTY cash down. 49, ~
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, additional. .......... W. W
Total ~ 10 %
committee '
Any person bringnga recruit for the army this once
GODFREY GUNTHER, Mayor
MATTHEW r BRENNAN Comptroller
ORlSON BLUNT. Supervisor
ELIJAH =. PURDY, Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor
WILLIAM H. TWEED, Supervisor @..t
GEORGE OPDYKB. Auxiliary nomDeE
County Committee
ORlS0N BLUNT, Chairman.
Nsw YoRK, April4 1854
CUBsTITUTEs. SUBSTITUTES, sUBsTITUTEs.-GEN.
~ temsn wanting Substitutes be furnished reason:
able terms and nd honorable and reliable parties 80 deal
with BY applying 1t the Recruiting ONCE II Broadway
near Bowling Green. fa,sa&
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yUoMRN's PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION FOR DIMrM

vUOMEA'S PATRIOTIC ASSOCIATION FOR DIMIN-
w ishng the use Of imported Llruries.The above a..
socaton successfully tnAugurat6d last Monday May
By meeting the Cooper Union Of so
hold adjourned meeting the following day at No.
street. Various committees appointed
upon correspondence throughout the States
kc The pledge finally adopted read IS follows
We the undersigned during the this war
Of rcbellion pledge ourselves 10 rerran from the purchase
m production can be substituted"
To this the following taken random from among
several hundred been attached and publish them
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THE DRAFT POSTPONED
TWELVE HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS WANTED.
CHANCE FOR PATRIOTS. t
having been determined that the city Of New York -
deficient only TWELVE HUNDRED AND 6EvENTERN
men I. M quota under the PIesidsns call for 200 o men,
able ne aliss q the quota i possible BY voun.sertng
paIioti:n Of the citizens Of this county % aid them 10
thus aye the country from the misfortIneo OF draft
The County Volunteer Committee will pay the following
bOunties until further notice -
FOR ARMY RECRUITS $50
ron NAVAL RRcRUiTS FOR THREE YExRS..... 800
FOk NAVAL RECRUITS FOR TWO YEARS. 200
FOR NAVAL RECRUITS FOR ONE YEAh.......... 100
county premium Of $40 win also be paid bringing
army recruit to this Office In addition the
Tor bringing q naval recruit.
Let the citizens Of New York make grand and nnal
rally 10 from the impending draft. 80
@. GODFREY GUNThER, Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, COMPTROLLER
RLIJAH r. PURDY Supervisor.
OR1sON BLUNT. Supervisor.
WILLIAM n. TWEED. Supervisor.
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Auxiliary Member
Chairman.
NEW YORK. Nay II. 1854
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THE BOSS PAINTERS OF NEW YORK AND vICIHI
are hereby notified that the standard wages Of ear
will continue TO be - day until further
notice action of the bosses the contrary notwIth
standing By order Of the Painters Union.
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L,oR SALE OR TO LET-A BUSINESS PLACE, AT
Sheepshcad Bay, Long Island. about I'VE miles from
the city line Of Brookiyn drec the shore The place
contains fbout two acre: o. the beat quality OF and Win
Ties for dshins bathing clamming &C. WIN DO sold low.
ferries fare IS cents Poseson Prce
e3OUO For particulars inquire OF WILLIAM CONR0Y, -
Henry street New York.
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NHB BANKERS, BROKERS' AND MERoHANTs'
Club l64 Fifth avenue two doors above Union Club.
twenty hst and Twenty second strssa-Regular
sales Stocks and God-New Evening Exchange viii be
opened members and the public on wednesday, June
There will be regular call OF stocks nightly.
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DOR sALE-PRErTY COTTAGE HOUSE, WITH SIX
II city Lots III rooms). 20 minutes ride from Twenty
seventh good stable beautiful fruit shade trees and
shrsbs; with he CITY every 10 minutsa day
U,oR SALE AT TARRYTOwN-A FARM OF ABOUT
100 II 10 under good cultivation well fenced.
psansly situated In good neghoerhood WITH rod river
win be sold altogether or in parts Price $50 per aere
For further particulars apply 81 la Sixth
avenue, and after Monday, 8Oth inst.
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E,oR SALE OR TO LET FURNrsHBD--IN TIE W.
lsge OF Babylon, L. 20 miles from New Ysrk By NO
Long Island Railroad large double house In compete
r. I.n ~ Robbn b sss
large garden stocked with vegeiable ali
nshsd, from June Nayenbsr for $500 ror parsieu
lars apply 70 Dr. A. q. THOMPSON, Babylon, l., "
MM. ". HORBINH. SO Broadway. New York.
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NOR .AIE-ruE ELEGANT THREE STORY HIGH
stoop brick House &c West street. perfect
order Price Sl5 CO. free and clear
Apply the premises, or Of J. AUGUSTUS FACE, 30
broadway.
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Dssss GOODS FROM AUCTION
At GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.

nRESSKs AND CLoAKS. BOND SrREBT.-MRS.
~ PARRAIN from Paris Offers 70 ladies' who win honor
her with their patronage sxperence cutter In
The nrst drcssmaking Establishments in Paris.
ExCLUsIvRLY FRENCH pLUIINo ONE TO TWEEN.
~ y inches wide All msteras nuted in an unsurpassed
msnts IS Amisy street M B-A lbIock and half from
Broadway III Bleocko rseroet below oos0r street, and
81 Fulton street Brooklyn. B-Nomschinery used In
the genuine French huting
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THE JoURNEYMEN OF THE FUR SKIN FLESHERS
are requested TO be present at meeting which will be
held on Thursday next O'Clock r. ~ At I32 Hester
street TIE COMMITTEE
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THE MEMBERS OF THE WATERS PROTECTIVE
and Benevolent Assoc ATTIC are requested 10 assemble
a. their ny IL O'Clock NJ Monday, May
the funeral Of deceased brother member. BY
order Of jas. RODDY, President
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HELP wANrrp-uALEs.

A GENTS wANTRD-7o SELL ZEE LARGEST As.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-30

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