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PULMONARY CONSUMPTION A GURkBLE BIsEAsEI
a CARD.

eJ-TO OCONsUdPTIVES-T UNDERSIGNED
having been restored to health in few weeks by q
very simple remedy after having suffered severay years
with severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious to make known 70 his fel-
low sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire It, he VIII send copy Of the pre-
scrption used free fcharge with the directions fOI
preparing and using the same, which they win find
SURE CURE For CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
&c. The only object Of the advertiser in sending the
Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and spread In
formation which he conceves to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer viii try his remedy, as 1t Wicost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
wIliamsburgh, Kings County, New York.
ns34m.
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TOMMY, can you tell me what Urbana
girls like squeezing?' No, Bill, who
are they?' They're the ones that go to
the post Office when the eastern mail
comes in. It's the best place in town to
get squeezed
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UNION
CITY AND COUNTY.

WANTED-To rent or purchase, a mo-
merade sized house by the first Of April.
Price not to exceed $500, or rent 100
100 dollars. Apply at the Office of the
URBANA UNION.
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"A SUMNER in Europe'-in the Day
ton Empire-pOssesses an interest fa1
above the ordinary sketches of travel
We endeavor to find time to read every
number.
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Four weeks aga we advanced our riphf
too far in Days J"bher, aud were consider
ably repnl>el-So much 80 as 10 prevent aTy
advance ION paperl unril now. Besidrs like
Jah, We have hren rrouhl-d with boils, but
like our illuSrriotS predecessor, we have en-
durel them with cnmmenlahle Uwo) forty
tude All this comes from being Job prin-
ter Hoping that we meet agaiu-good NOR
ming.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-03-02

HIS enlarged many a small business
Has revived many dull business;
Has saved many a failing business
Has preserved many a large busi0essi
Has created many q new business.
TRY IP.
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THE Steubenyille Courier, edited and
publshed by Messrs. Logan and Boyer,
formerly Of Dayton, is neatly printed
and we'll gotten up generally. We cheer
fully grant an exchange.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-03-02

TURNPIKE NuTIcE The stockholders
of the Mad River, Urbana and Kenton
Turnpike Company are notified to meet
at the Office of Young and Leedoni, in
Urbana, on the 18th day of March, 1864
for the election of Directors of said Com
pany, and for the transaction of such
other business as may be deemed need.
ful.
JOHN II. YOUNG, President.
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CAPTAIN SAMPSON and number Of
sergeants of the 66th, arrived home last
week for recruiting purposes
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ALL our armies are moving, and We
hope they will move on.
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Madam Zarloc Porter's Curative Bal<am for
Coughs. C,ld< Consumption, Asthma, Short
ness Of Breath Tickling % the Throat Diff
Guilty Of Breathing, HlshiaesS OF the Throa',
aud all the effects produced by checked per
spirarion, &c.
The following shows the high estimation
in which the above preparation is held:
fy- I have used Porier'S Curative Balsam
Tor he past year, and think it the best rem
edy for Colds and Obstinate Coughs that 7
have had occasion to use. and would recon-
m,.nd 1t to others, especially parents, as a sale
aud easy remedy Tor children.
O. W. MoRR1s,
Teacher of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum
NEw YoRK, Feb. u.
Madam Porter's Curative Bnlsam can be
obtained Of all Druggists. Price, 25 cents,
and in large bottles at 80 cents.
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sundries.

sundries.
Lead Pencils Pens and Ink, EnVGlOpb8i
Cap Note and Wrapping Paper;
Shoe Blaczng, Water-PrNOf Blaekingi
Matches ROsin Tar;
Flasks Jars, Pipes;
Lemon Svrup, Cider Vinegar, Olive OIL;
Bnfter Pic Me and Soda Crzckefe, CfacH0lg
Pepper sauce, Tomato and Walnut EstehE1f
Horse Cards, Curry Combs;
AIoiasses Gates Cedar Faucetli
Cansry, Hemp and Millet Seed
sagO, TapiOcO and Farinai -F$
Candle Wick. Seamless Bags
Fancy and Common Candy
Western Reserve Cheese;
French and American ChoeOiata, PFgPaEo9 Gsa8al
Fire Crackers and TorpedOes;
Gunpowder, Lead. Shot and Bullets, al1 CaD1t
Fiayoring ExtFsGts; Pearl AID Con 8taFlts
Pearl Barley Rice, Ground Rioe, Wol1ieGl;
BFooms, Hearth BrOOmg
Biaering WhiteWash and Scrub EFllha1:
Markell School and Fed BaGzgt8 Oak Blnhal a.
MsaEuPes Sugar Baxes. Flour Palls Bu4ta3 EgIliR
Clothes Pins, Patent Clothes Pms, Rolling Pil1,
Well Buckets and Field Kegs,
Alicant Mats. Oval Coil Mats;
Mouse and Rat Traps, Selves, Stoae Wa1as
Fneiish French and American Musaar1s
and numerous other artislas
SELECTED WITH GREAT CARR
Sold at the Very Lowest Market PPisssi-
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II Won wish any job printing done Fighr
saIl in at the URBASA UNEoN Office.
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Do not forget that the best job printing is
executed at the URBAEA UMsE Office.
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FoUR citizens Of West Liberty-Messrs
Cornells, SalSeld and McIntire-have
embarked in cotton speculation. COO
acres of land have been rented from the
Government, in the sunny South, and
and the firm expects to realize a snug
pile say $4,000 to S1OO.O .OCO-Out Of
the enterprise.
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sZs Fo $50 a NEoNaR.

$40 10 34oO a 4sAO4d 4IEAs
THE LITTLE GIANT SEWING MACHINE COM
PANY want an kgent in each County to solicit or
ders for their G1 Machine, with l1age, screw
driver and extra needles We Will pay liberal saa-
~ and expenses, or give large commission For par
ticulars terms, etc, inclOse a stamp and address
T. S PAGE. Toledo, o.,
M General Agent for the United stares
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NOTICE

Iohn Burke Administrator Of the estate Of 1. I,
Bower vs. j. T. K. Walton. def {.
Before j. NJ. Kirby, ]. P. Of Adams Township Cham'
paign county, Ohio.
On the 18th day Of December, 1863 said Justice Is
sued an order of attachment in the above action ioi
Ibe ,eG snTn nm of Sia71 JOHN BURK, Plf.
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The Topographic Advertiser of l..
johnson & Co., Philadelphia, is excel
sior' in point of splendid execution. The
January number is a thing Of beauty in
every line.
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NEW track has been laid recently on
the S. D. & c. R. R. between Saratoga
Mills and Urbana, and the road will soon
make the smoothest fifty miles track in
this part OF the State.
The S. D. & C is doing a crack pas
.senger business now; and its freight is
looking up more encouragingly every
day. Superintendent Rice intends put
ting on two 5as', through rreights next
week. Each train will run full trip
(l58 miles, in twelve hours-good time
for freight. Charley Pindar, of Urba-
na viii command one of the 'expedi-
tons.
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Gov SEYMOUR is a delegate from New
York to the Democratic National Con
vention. Hence it is inferred that he is
not himself candidate.
IT is said that owing to the great num-
Der of volunteers a draft will be unnec-
essary in New York.
Our rollers gave out this week, so
that the print is imperfect. We hope to
have better impression on our next.
THE New York Tribune takes definite
ground against the re nomination of A
braham Lincoln. So does Henry Ward
Beecher, in his influential paper, the N,
Y Independent Beecher says we want
statesman, a soldier, and christian gen
tleman for our next President. He must
mean Mcclellan.
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WILLIAM RHoADs' ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified Administrator Of the estate
ofWilliam Rhoads, late Of Champaign county, Ohio,
deceased. JAMES TAYLOR
Jan. - 1884 nas9
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THE total number of new enlistments,
since the Presi ient's call of last Novem-
Der, is two.hnndred thousand men. Out
of one hundred and thirty thousand men
now in the army, comprised in four hun
dred batteries and regiments, whose terms
expire on or before the Ist of June, one
hundred thousand have re-enlisted.
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cordage.

Groeers' Drugs.
Pure Carb. Soda, saleratus IN . papers, ksBS S1l
barrels
Pure Cream Tartar; Baking Powder. saiseaa.
Roll Birthstone Sulphur
CamphOr Olive OIL.
Saltpetre. EPSON Salts,
Calabfia and Refined LioOries
Carburet Of Iron. (best stove polish1
Union Stove Polish, Biack Lead,
Indigo. Nader Alum,
Extract LogEOod and Copperaa,
for sale By
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q
ter. Hoping that we meet agaiu--good NOR
ming.
WY is Mrs. General Tom Thumb a
happy married woman2 Because she's
suited to T.
Why should not the Thumb family in
crease? Because two Thumbs are en-
ough to have 'on hands.'
Why is Mrs. Thumb like the rebel
General Bragg at ChicEamauga2 Be
cause she's out-Generaled by 7Aomqs.
Why is this healthy month for Gen
eraI Tom? Because its draft won't af
feet him.
WHAT is the difference between Pres
ident Lincoln and Tom Thumb? just
three feet, eight inches.
THE Tom Thumb programmes may be
styled thumb papers
The National Republican Convention
will be held at Baltimore, June 4th.
THE 45th Ohio is to become part Of
the 81 army corps,
THE draft will take place on the lOth.
So tO-day's Cruosday's) paper informs
us-positively.
MARCH came in cold, but not exactly
like lion-roaring aud forming. For
ward March!-to warm weather.
The widow of Ex- President Harrison
died last Thursday at quite. an advanced
age.
The men of .he 44lh Ohio-from
Clarke and Miami counties - credited
themselves to their respective sub dis
tricts. This was honorable.
STREETER, the murderer of the Coy
family, was hung in Medina last Friday,
in the presence Of 1900 people He
protested his innocence to the last.
HENRY WINTER DAVIS, the famous
Maryland Congressman, denounces Lin
coin, and is cut for Chase for next Pres
ident.
The original free soilers are gener-
ally Fremont men; and they talk Of run.
ming him for the Presidency, indepen.
IDENTIFY.
FnE First New York Cavalry-frs.
VOlUHteer cavalry regiment in the army
has re-enli>ted for the war. They ar,
tall Mcclellan men. Their Major in ,
speech pronounced Mcclellan the frs
chieftain Of the ags.
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The Goth is still at Bridgeport, Ala
bama. The 95jh is with Sherman. The
45th IS at Mount Sterling, KY. The 81
is under Thomas, who is reported to be
moving against Dalton. The 18th and
and 2Cth are at home as veterans.
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MR.. MAcoMB has retired from the ez-

Mr. MACoMB has retired from the ex-
press business. and is succeeded by his
predecessor, o. B. Happersett, Esq,
who will make a capable and popular Of
feer. Mr.. MacOmb will llremain in char, e
Of the telegraph Office. He isau efficient
operator.
Our young friend Billy wilkins, is tie
operator at UFbana on the C. & I.R. r.
line. This line belongs to the new (Un-
tied States) telegraph company. Billy
will be found attentive and obliging.
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"WLLIE's WALTZ" music for the
piano, by Miss Mary R. Thomson, is
published by John Church, jr., Cincin-
natl. Price, 25 cents. Order it.
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06rial ajrrtorn.
COUNTY

samueI Williams, Benjamin Davis. .
lnhrmary Directors, Ell- small
Auctioneer. Jacob Zombro
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A NEW manner of sounding an alarm
of fire was demonstrated in Urbana last
Thursday. A stable on the outskirts Of
the corporation caught or was set on fire,
aud an Irishman, residing on the prem
ises, came to town by the active eo-Op-
erarion of an old boss (back) to inform
the mayor of the eOnfagratiOn! He ap-
peared very much alarmed as he inquir-
cd Of citizen where he could find his
honor, and the cit. asked him what was
the matter Pat gave the requisite re-
ply, and the citizen told him to cry fire
aud he would soon find the mayor.
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IF you want bargains in the way Of
house furnishing goods, drop in at
Glenn & Co.'S.
Two lovers, like two armies, generally
get along quietly enough till they are
engaged.
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1MPRoYEMENT.-People who notice a
large two story and a half frame, just be-
ing erected on Russel-street, between
Court aud Church, will please bear in
mind that it is to be the tobacco drying
and cutting establishment of that enter
prising frm-Messrs. Smith, Davies &
Co. They are bound to do business as
long as people edssOs to let them. Put
that in your pipe and smoke it.. Their
cigars don't need any putting from us.
BEN K. MILLER OF the 18th, who was
badly killed once by Madame Rumor
reached home last Thursday, where he
will remain a short time on recruiting
service. The 45;h is mounted inlan
try-one Of the best armed and equip
ped regiments in the service. 1t will be
found a good one to volunteer in.
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JOHN II. Young, President.
Feb. 6.
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SALES Ar AUCTION.

Al
y mAstsd schooner Maria Pike. lying For, Pa miltoa
win be sold SATURDAY., Sepsmoer at " O'Clock Sec
auction column Of New York World.
ITO BREwBRs. AC-rH0MAs SONS. AUCTION
i ess-valusbe Brewery. Vaults. kr four acres.
ths RdGs turnpike AZ the Falls Of sohuyltl Tysny nr,t
osiock noon, viii be sold public sale Al the Phad.l
pha Exchange all that large lot OF ground sub
anAl brewery and extensive vaults thereon erected
the S saans ss s
and we shaded having front Of about esq feet the
Norr,stown Railroad and fronting also on Niin street.
which runs 70 The tarnrke immsea.ey adioining the
There Il also large saloon, alley other build
inrs IN the properly IL Is accessible BY two railroads.
by sea pboats Schuylki making placs great
for pleasure part,es There hns sresn Of
running through the property well adapted for
ing purposes brewery and vaults
stnua character and amongst the largest in this country
the vaults being solid rock and capaco he fine
ton ~ ground the conveaencs Of the
tensive buildings good supply OF water and numerous
Hdvantagss makes very desirab'e property for
wishing the brewing business Full particulars
tionesrs NJ. THOMAS sons, Auetionsers
fr 1S9 and lI South Fourth street
PHILADELPHIA. August 1861
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SALES At AUCTION.
A uCrIoN NOTICE. d. d. CAULKINs, AUCTI0NEKE

A uCrIoN NOTICE. D. D. cAULKINs, AUCTIoNERR
sPLsspI1 aogssnoLo yyFsIrusE
A. public auction Monday, August 20,
Al the elegant residence
No us West Fourtecnk between Eighth and Ninth
srv.s re ss@sps X :. ie SslSsT N
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS.
BRONZE AND oRhoLU oHANnELIERs
sEvKEs AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS.
BROoADR AND LACE CURTAINS.
OIL PAINTINGS. BY EMINENT ARILsTs,
BOOKCASE KrAoERRs, osNfRE TELLS '~N"'
CHINA. GLASS AND SILVER WARE,
suEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY. TABLE LINEN.
ROSEWOOD CHAMBER FURNITURE Louis XIV. styls
The sale countries some Of the richest aud most elAbo
raey carved Paror Furniture offered Mt public aueon
ane to be sold without An EXAMINATION viii
well repay intending buyer
Parlors contain three full suits rosewood Par
Tor Tnrnurs in rich bocade and satin rosewood Easeres
splendid and enst Y Parian Ornaments rch Vases &c.
MAGNIFICENR ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
Stool and Cover,
an elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
Also magnificent collection of Paintings, rosewood
turkish and Easy Chairs fine rosewood Centre and
Side marble top Tables richly carved Velvet and Brussels
Carpets
Chamber Suits IN rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedsteads Washstands, Sofa Beds in fine hair
cloth; ten Hair Maeses frsm forty 10 fifty pounds
made 10 order. In excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consising OF nne oak Extension
Cut and Engraved GLASS Ware OF every description.
Cartmsn in attendance 10 cart pack shp goods for
chasefs. 81
N B.--The OH Paintings In this sale $40 COO.
Also of the most elegant Mantal Mirrors In this city
The above house and lot for sale At decided bargain
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DRY GOODS.

4n DRY GOODS.
AT THE NRw DRY GOODS HOUSE. 81 nc
IA .o 767 BROADWAY.
j. 4 C. JOHNSTON. long connected with
Hra UBSDELL A PERSON, s.F +f. .r
who recently retired,
VIII open Monday a. tn
ACHoICE STOCK or FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Consising Of Empress Cloths Ooomsps,
Pcplus MerInoes Tartan Plaids,
Deuiues Mourning Goods bomcscs, Hosiery aud Gloves.
AL Of which will be offered NJ
Very low prices.
ExCLUsTvBLY FRENCH FLuTISg. THREE HOURS
~ required al Mrs. GOLDEN'S French ruting
Embellishments No Is Amity street block and bali
from Broadway l Blocker street below Wooster and 26l
Fulton Brooklyn. N. B.-No machinery used IN the
genuine French nntng
U,ALL BONNETs AT l.. BIHNS' MILLINERY 5T
oadway.-Fa Jockey HAS, Caps. Jockey Cars new
styles for tho FALL SIX Bonnets Fail SILK bonncs, Fall
Straw Bonnets. Wholesale aud retail.
NO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. DRAWERS, COLLARS,
CUTS &c, nc, Quito measure add made mp ~ the most
TASTY durnbe ard nj lower prices than else
where Also cutting done for private families and the
trade, at TOO Broadway, third loor.
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NJ DOUGHTY AucTIoNRER
MI. PsRknPrORY SALE or WINES, LIQUORS,
ii EERhITIlRE. in the United

I'm IA I - ~
YorkEhe fifteen twenty millions Of dollars
unity owarstts able
onv called government books,
In " make nothing contents, and govcrn
GRNEI have been very
81 Genoro Castillo has SOUTH Is
much dsgusted with the standing
c,.x. Al! that q
II H. wooD auu TIE seuet Mlsn appears 70 oe ht tstn 81
a. assume inc government Of the country,
RBUTE ruio doubt bun what
~ riding u Ia favorable under his
~ pa OF tbs work tho cads slowly
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A UCTTON notice.. ROTH. AUCTIoNERR
n LARGE SALE OF

n LARGE SALE OF
OVER $1,000 WuITH OF
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Magnificent rosewood Pianofortc. cost $3.50,
Handsome Brussels and Threeply Carpets,
Beautiful Psror Furniture
Al the residence i9 West Eighth street, fow doorS from
Sixth avenue,
On MONDAY, August 49,
At " O'Clock precisely.
Tho Auctonecr would call the aten ton Of his
friends and the public this sale Parties wishing
tend this sale take the Sixth the
Astor Rouse g. Nichoas Metropolitan Hotel leaving at
Egath street few doors from the house
Parlors-Magnihcent rosewood Panoforte, stool and
Cover, elegant instrument with richly
carved legs fun ovcrsirung fun
Mate made nv civ ago
500 three eecant Parlor Suit n rich French
satin brocae and French rurtish Easy Chairs and
Lounges rich rbe Centre and Side Tables Cur
tans Etageres Bronze Clocks Vases. Mirrors Chande
Hers Corner and Book Stands Oil Paintings wood,
black walnut and mahogany Beisteads Bureaus Wash.
stands Spring and Hair Mattresses Blanket Heds sofa
Reds, Lounges Chairs Rockers Mirrors, Clocks. Glass.
China and Silver Ware Cutlery, 6c N BCartmeD in Mt.
tendance 10 cart pack ship goods for urchasers
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SFECfAL NoI1SESs
A PRINTING PRESS, STORED BY THE WILKINSON
N Press Company, May 1853 nj No ~ East street has
remained storage ust August IL 1884 when the build
ng accidentally burned. hereby notify the owners,
aaents forward and sill charges and
take what remains of the press, or twill be sold at
public auction TUESDAY next 3Nh mat al u o'clock on
the above named premises, WlLLET Robbins.
New York, August Is. 1864. TIT.
UMPIRE CHAPTER. X A. ~, NO ITO. THE NsN
~ bers OF Empire Chapter, Nc 10 r. A. are hereby
notified specs meeting OF the Charter viii be held
their corner OF Broone and Crosby street. on
Monday evening August 40 t7t o'clock tor the purpose
OF con 'erriug the r. A. Degree. by order.
ALsx RfcH, Secy a. j. FlsHER, D. r.
NOTICE TO VETERINARY PRACTIrIONERs-THE
IN Anniversary Meeting of the United STATUS Veterinary
Medical Association will be held at the Asior House ,he
city OF New YORK. u yday September q at 70 O'Clock
A. NJ The veterina1 sion 10 respectfully invited TO
attend. The G A LIAUTARD. Secretary.
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rrgo BEAUTIFUL AND REFINED YOUNG LADIES
soict the acquaintance Of two ssptlemen with WOW
10 matrInony. Csi or address Miss Kate and Lcoke
Golden 40 Macdoussi sheet
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uENRY D. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Room 81
III Nassau street, opposite the Post Office MINER Il
SOMERylLLE will sell s-cton, Tuesday August 3d.
1864 O'Clock in front OF their store 81 Nassau street
three Colts from the best stock in the
country; also, hne Mich Cow AZ follows two
old sorrel cednr sired b. Jupiter OF Long Island,
warranted souh n particular two bay &c dugs two
and three years Old 'u brothers. sired ~ SLACK aawk
warranted sound: rcd Mei Cow four old, OF mn
blood snd Durham The above from the
Of OF atst stock breeders and can be imphc
lily rel ed upon 3 described.
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-tck large assortment OF Mems and women's Wearing
s5awis sSset. spresds Bianiets Quits shirts Coats
Pants YES &c BY order Of u. Casey l2i West Broad
way.
DAwNsRoxsRs sALE..oE TUESDAY, AUGUST 50
sell al iO O'clock large and choice Assortmeus Of Mons
and womeos wssrng Appsrs c9ys,sns q s,s ps.lns,
ds sp o. y Malone Axe Kelly 500 Second svcnuo :
DuBLIc SALE OF oLorHINa. &C.-J. a. SAL
HtNaER, Aoctioneer, win sell at his auction rooms
.nd Cent?. rurnssS s' ecea. Including shirts orswer
ssests., su.p.nders &C. &C. The sale wi ss9 embrace
S' and other Dry Good: T. ssTTsa 4; sox.
CcRANToN COAL AT AUCTION.
~ ofrcE or rus DRtAyapr, Lacr.w.Nrt AND
mi. Mn. Y.ns nnEs suI. wss,s,,
Auction on wednesday, the Slt dag August 1854 At II
ceocE noon at the oacs o. ar The Ccns,nS .ps.
fwsNry.SrvR THOUSAND .ross OF FRESH MINED
embracing All the usual Sizes deliverable At their depot
Ehasethpcrt N j. Daring the month 81 sep.e esr nexl
The highest BIDDER no ND. any torn whs.eves being
made ior sccoasi OF 81 on Sshsn q The Usm,.S
and win he faY mSte Known 81 Mrs and place Of sale
{, ~ roaARr AuorIoNBERs, WILL SELL, ON
- g ss o ASs a @ aoSssSca s sSsss
Consisting Of nahoasuS sofas Loyns.s mshcgsns ChsrA
e,..,ss oil s.s-srss E.sere. Brusses and Insrsis Csf
psa Relsesif Bels and Bedding, Kitchen Faruitwe ~
DC III raee Table large Bar Mirror set single Harness
'ly' HOFFMAN,, AuCrroEgtn.
lt AUCTION SNLR or GROCERIES, 20,
- c os W. . IN III a. sss,'sI
ras ep.ss .ees Z, G.lssries, yie-rcA sagar Coffee.
Pioar &c 6r. ult, etFA.orss q ABOVE named place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-28

A GENTLEMAN, RICH, HANDSOME AyD OF 70.
"a nestle habits about htrty-hys being red oI va.s.
iors life, wishes - form lhe aeqnalnlanco o. yoans
OF refinement with vew 70 mstrinony = nete ~ 20
treated strictly cop6dens addressed 10 Wine FRANK se
mont Eew York Post once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-28

"A forming The acquaintance 81 Joveg say not evsr -
with an Innate view marmany " me acquai7tance
shoud nroxs yntnaIv sgreeabe the Young ady NUT os
posse sssd Of fair degree Of beauty amiAole sweet DIS
he ,eneman mas sufficient for both AdirrSs N pctfect