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will cross the railroad from Savannah to cnar'es'oa'
and w no doubt destroy the connection as eneo'us"s
as he can But II can be restored and' uness u'
sit down upon 1t with his whole army, when 10
not likely 10 do, can be permanently tcd oy our Own
troops
10 the meantime while vs do not Affect 70 be Judge
OF military matters, cannot bs9 regret e dese"ce
Hood When he cut OF shsrmans communications ABOVE
Atlanta We supposed be Intended TO ory himself upon
the railroad fight him when he came out 10 restore
them. II he should choose boder same-the game 40
10 pursu pg thought, decnrse Hood was % 'o'0S
in his rear and all commUncdttcw in hat direction
while all Georgia was in his front. In that view Of
the case could nothing better for Shermans army
than absolute annhilatou BItI that our calcua.
tons ere al ,on0 Hood plays part In this interest
ing drama. His army has been sent entirely on away
Tennessee rver and at the last accounts were
doing no,hng. most ri0orousH We DO uot know VINO
Planned this campaign competent TO pronounce
judgment military matters; but does appear 70 Us
that policy pursued this marvellousy resem
bes that pursued several others Of not very ancient
occurrence which sent portion OF Braggs torces to
vicksburg just before he attacked by Rosecrans,
and which despatched L0ngstreet TO Tennessee at tho
critical moment, whom Grant had assembled oil
his forces, from all quarters. and was about
to make his attack at Missionary Ridge. II may be
policy strictly military, but it Is very much In op'
position to common sense, which tells US that-cGtris
porbustwo stronger than one and that II II be
object TO de- enemy s certainly best TO have
as large force possible to do It with. Hood'smen
have beeu or weeks without enemy before them In
that time they might bave been at Macon, 10 Shermans
and th there Snerman's testr uction would
be inevitable. So at least II seems TO US.
Let US however, hope for the best, and among other
good things, tat the President will stay at home when
the Southern armies meet wfh any bad luck. Let the
man Who has to asht the campaign plan It. Even Ma.
poeon declined to make general under his orders tol
low plan he had eketched for him when be found he
had OF bis mine Is the best he said "but II
better e. him follow bis own" Letouy generals fol-
om their plans II they are not ut to be trusted
thus far they are not at to command the armies.
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TEE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tho Oheapsst and Best Nswspapcr IN ehs
Country.

Tho Oheaposs md Best Nswspapcr In ehe
Country.
me WRaxLr AsaALD ready this (s,turday) morning i
viii ooataiu:-
All tho details received or the Battle at Franklin
ieoo resulting 10 the defeat OF the Rebels under Hood
with tho 'o u SIX thousand Men Capture of One
thousand Pfsonss oy tho Union Forces uu 1sr General
lhonss Inc la,ost accounts OF Go.eral sheaus Opsr
atious 10 tho Soulh, with tho comments OF the Reoe
press on his campags, With excellent Map OF tho
country which Sherman is operating rhe atcsl News
from lilo Union Forces Richmond and 10 all parts Of
the country Important Intelligence from the Gulf; Full
acco ants Of the daboc Attempt o. Reho EmaBarie to
burn New York oiy. with description OF their
manner OF operating; The latest News from Europe
aud other parts 4 tho world Poetry; The highly In
tersstiDg story OF 'DelsthorPe Sands" Interest-
Ing Literary, Artistic and Scientific reading; Musical
and Theatrical Review for tho week SeasOnabe read
iog matter for Farmers and Aericulturists Varieties
Psoeties Valuable Reviews Of the Money, Commercial,
Dry Goods Boot aud Snoe, Cattle and Horse Markets,
and accounlG OF ali important events OF tho week
rerms--Sngte subscriotion. 81 Three copies S5 Five
copies, IS; Ton copies. Sl6 Single copies Gve
each limited nsmbsr OF advertisements ins ertsd In
the WEEKLY HERALD [
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
nlnrrfas0.

gsRs An -BRowS--Ou hur day. December !, at ths
Forty second street Presbyterian church. by the Rev.
Ur Scott Mr. A. j. BsRRiAs, Jr., 10 Miss ktzs
BRows dsusbter Of srcnioaid brown, gsg all OF TINS
city.
BaGF-TxRRxTr. --On Thursday December 1. Mr.. Al.
BrRr q EAGs TO Miss ELEANOR Scs, daughter Of q. X
Terrrtl. ESQ, all OF ths city.
CNt-Doyls --lioyAe a JACOBS. -Ou Thursday, ne.
cember 1, oy hs Hoaar the Mayor, Mr TBonss GAYS
10 Miss CArsaaiss Doyp Also Mr. HAHcvs aoYAsxR to
Miss NALAYE JACOBS
Dowsrp-B.sEs.-At buffalo, Y. ", oo Saturday, No
vsmber "a by tho Rev. II. Knowles pastor OF 6racs
church. A,ERY II Dowsse, tsq OF this city TO Mss
MAaY A, daughter Of Darius Banks, OF College Point,
L. l. No cards.
DAvIpscS-ARYsrRose. In tns city, on Tuesday, No.
vember 90 ny the Rev J. McEiroy, CuasLss DAyipsor
10 isAnEA HsssEr ARMSTRONG. sf KroshviIe Jsrerson
county, Wisconsin
ELLlorr-Acpos AT Rome, N ", on Thursday, Dc.
cemeer I, by toe Rev. William Ksox, RIcnAsp toiI ~
L,orr Of Nov York,to FAssv, daughter OF samue' W
Nudge, Fsl, OF Rome -, ~
goalss--sxi e.--ln Albion, N. r., on "Wednesday, NO
gemoer 80, by the Rev Mr. jackson, w. bsRFs.t no's,
o Brooklyn, r., 10 Miss sAnos s"irn y ''e
place .,--s.. "a :.
shs churoa x " TrAsos xaf'sr. bS We ksv. . pas
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TEE MAIN COLUMN.
MAsING SLOW rRooRrss.

sHrRMAN MAgING SLOW rRooRrss.
From the Richmond Wing, Nov 30
sherman's sl,l in the interior OF Georgia.
making very slow progress towards the coast
now THE OUTLAW LEE ESCAPED From MiLLEDGs-
VILE.
From the Richmond sentinel, Nov 30.1
Colonel E. W. Lee, commandsnt or the state camp OF
militia arrived ~ Aucusta Saturday November 10,
with large train ioad OF state stores charge from
Milledgovilie Finding It impossible 10 procure
gineer he took Charge OF the engine himself IL
through Although exceedingly fagued indisppsed
arrival he volunteered his services to Geoea Fry IN
defence OF the city. Colonel lee Is OF oso paced
under ban by General sherman reOelous conduct
From the Richmond whig, Nov 3oJ
From the Southern pspcrs of the 25ib, received last
night we CLEAN little that u is prudent TO publish The
Augusta Consu,,ondit IS 10 hgn spirits The S>n',nt
says Il Is TO DO hoped that the people OF the region
through which Sherman proposes 70 march will nlnr
themselves upon him With courage that shnl do them
honor There s capital difference between mis- situation
and that OF Hood he IS ys country. whe Hoad
Is among friends No sacrifice OF property, activity
OF opposition must be counted considered
Tear down tho bridges block the roads, remove or
destroy supplies, cut OH for,gsrs 0sht at every pas
Sherman should be shi,to accomplish sucn journey
he proposes foraeos 10 goes ,o,H b. proof that he
NOT bccor,u0iY resuri.
THE sAFETY nP SAVANNAH, CHARLESrlN AND AU
GUsTA sEUuRkD RgBgLs ADMIT THAT suER.
MAY NAT Taxa aACOs.
[From mo cnmond whig, Nov 30
While we strictly restrained here frcw publishing,
say forbidden ppb anything that may interest
tho public relative to Sherman the Yssxee papers
through means OF tho Georgia papers, brlpg
advance OF anything We havo on baud What pc the
sense OF all this ~e unable to perceve II toe soloct
DO 10 keep GRAFT in toe dark not answered becsso
we cannot keep the New York papers from bin apd
they contain intelligence seeced from tho Geofss "a
pors later than have. We are a. m ecn opposed
20 publishing anytbiog wh,cn may comou n oo,e ioten
zeuce 10 the enemy wtch he couid not otoetwsc 20
tain, a. II is possb'c to ue Bus We see 90 ssoum
10 suppress,us ,ueligels OF ~hcn Already ia tos
session.
From all sec either In the New York papers or
own, clearly OF the opuion iDst Sherman ie
making fast he move for Beau fort inst
ulerior design TO unite bis force win that " Gran, Va
the epterpriss against this city, Whether our forees
be able to stop him depends upon many coptn
Rsnccs that u impossible to form opoon upoo 'bs
subject that ne ,oi suh,r Sapannoh Char.aen
or Augusta, do ns fear in TIE least, u be be sole u
take ecen Macon 10 more than We betevs Nor do w
think that be can do any permanent injury 10
rnuucatons, or that bis present object 10 attempt
we rather believe that be will strain every nerve Il
reach the seacoast at point where he vii have
Aghs anA that sa,~s s p--.sost Before reachng n
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the Navy.
ANRIYAI OHIHk RrEAMKR Ana

The Unted Ststss steamer Adoe, Lieutcaaut A. e.
stocdsr commanding from Key West November TO- snd
Besu,ost. Y O.. 2yD, arrived at this port yesterday
some y the Adclss oncers detached 81 koy vest
she eom.s for repairs having bceo co the blockade
10, e,en,eca G3n,us TIE following 70 a list VI oct
otBcets
Ereluro oficsr-Wm. n. HUBS
a a,ro Aa,sant Pdvmaa,r--ihos rulloCk.
a uug Assistant Saypeon--D I. wbyiom
Aeinp Mater wuiisms
Asung Eis,qn-F A strandbere
Eno,ncus-Chief Engineer. Gcorge B Buruett, Third
Ass'stsots Hart Tics LOBBY, rb9s Gsulgan, George
A Sisbt
pdkmaser Stefpurd--R w. Sykes
The A0cie brought tue following p,sseng gers aecrge
street, Acting fhrd Assistant engineer. ~, John
Beded. fsymaster's Clsrx. q ) NJ. Edgar P,ckcrng
Captain Cesk, u s N
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Tho Capture OF the Ste n mship Roan
TO TnB EDiToR OF TIE HERALD.

bkooRLYN, Uoc. loot-
w ,ot trespass on your columns by giving a de.
tailed statement Of the capture Of the steamship Koa
,noke, the public familiar with the facts; This
communication Ia merely intended brief reply 70
stsicments contained In the letter Of the Havana
correspondent Of the sh ut Ito the Associated Press
and published In most Of the New York papers,
Many Of your readers are doubtless under the mpres
sion that passengers landed and Havana
as 10 New York, but such is not the fact
An merchant steamers entering the port Havana pas
the city and anchor about three quarters Of mile above
10 the harbor wheo passengers employ Whit are known
as boats" TO take them To the city their
as. arturo they cone aboard IN tbe same amer.
0u tho trip OF the 18th september, about midway
between my anchorage and the CITY, Was palct by Two
boats cont lining three passengers, whom t0,k aboard
all OF them having ticxels rom tho Office aud regular
pass psrts as ipfo med by the pusser bong on
ibe up deck ut the tme and then one quarter OF
m lie az not morc) above tue city.
i have often taken on b ard between my anchorage
and the city passengers VIII, we're bclated aud all Ha
vann steamers are IN tbe habit OF doing the same
statement OF the "eX rurser OF the Roanoke and
cey where be states that Captain Drew not nothcd
OF the ioiendcd piracy"
In tbis statement tho purse- merely intended 10 say
that not notified that hao aboard passengers who
nte0ded To- seize my snp, as he and all OF my officers
fully aware that myself ss we'll Nh all masters u
American steamers tad been notified by the American
Consul several previous and on several
that ne believed there Wcro psftics 10 Havana who
intended 70 attempt tho capture OF OF the New York
steamers These facts duly reported by TO tho
agents IN New York city, and every necessary precauon
taken by arm ing the officers.
As TO the repeatedly given both to and
other masters your correspondent correct but he goo
fufthe,, and says
.. most solempiy swear that Captain Drew not only
knew 0 this intended piracy, but that no knew
OF Q Simiar intention for the previous trip" This
= base snd upluali0ed taisehood, and the per.
jured scouDdrel should meet the Just penalty OF the
law Your correspondent makes some other Statements
wbch stc equally fass FIRST, that tnsrc vas at.
tempt To run the ship into Wilmington ard that she was
driven on secondly, that there was proposition made
by the passengers to recspture tho snip, and,
thfdy, that bad received mine unknown passengers
las " = captain knew ali hts passcbgers) In the Gulf
stream rbey are s unmitigated islsehoods received
NJ passengers after those bove erred TO- who
spo ,rd between the anchorage and tho city.
TIE Nov York CIT. parcrs which publ bed the lctior
Of tho Havana correspondent above ~ red 10 will
please copy tbs communications, and obiige,
Y. A DREW.
Late commiuder OF the steamship Roanoke
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SHERMAN.
Ills CAMPAIGN A SUCCESS.
The Rebels Admit that He Will
Reach the Sea Coast.
Capture Of Sherman's Avant
Couriers.
--->~~~~~~-~~~-,~~o>~~~--
A Detachment Of Cavalry Sent by
Sherman t. Beaufort Reported
Captured or Dispersed.
The Savannah and Augusta
Railroad Cut.
a PASSENGER TRAIN CAPTURED.
Sherman Progressing Steadily
Through Georgia.
Demands for Hoods Army
i'm His Front.
~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~
Sherman Progressing Steadily
Through Georgia.
Demands for Hoods Army
i'm His Front.
Abuse of Jel. Davis for Sending
Heed to Tennessee,

Dospatch from Lieutenant General
Grant.
WASHINGTON Dec o 1864
The following despatch has been received at the War
Department
Cry PoSr Va, Dec l, 1854
Hon. Edwin N. STANTON. Secretary OF War
The Richmond E1dmiscr OF today admits that Sher
man will succeed in reaching tho soacoast
Other papers admit that ne has crossed the Ocouee
U. s. GRANT i.ou:eua0t General
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Honor 60 Whom aonor ~ Duc.
r1. LIN y rnIrnn LIZ ruu i.nnAIn

paragraph appetrcd 10 your edition OF December l.,
giving all hopnr aud credit 10 tho police Tor saving the
books and furniture u Nessrs Ogden Co at no iato
Gre on thor premises Ihe GccfDen 81 Gew York
sek praise dlscharging thor duty but thoy disEe
10 see the credit their sole exsrtions giveu
IL The Grcnen, and they alone who saved the effects
OF Msssrs Ogden Go VIII be youchcd by tl4iy
witnesses Wo You VIII give this SIDE or IN. story
A. much publicity you dd the other aad obge ors
NJ ". secretlry tngDe Company NO 30
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Tho sat7 Arrest I'm BrookIy N.
rU ruH gDirUa OY rHB ukHALD

Ns~ Yoag. Dec Q, 1864
In yonr issue OF this mornioa mad you, with many
others, class with rho Lste Arrest ~ Thieves IN
BROOKLYN, NC" bes you viii. as matter OF justice =
an ,nured husband and cney ignorant OF tns act.
OF his wfe, contradict that statement was
not arrested went of my own FREQ will sod scc,rd 20
tho Forty third preciuct To see my WHO, sod was dc
tanned tho stst,on house but, no complaint bs
ing made agsiust me. vas. on Investigation tmne
dtatey discharged. JOSEPH HAMILTON.
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An Insaiiibls Remedy.
BALs's noNsY or bUREBousD AND +


HALE's HONBy or HoREBoUND AND TAR
For The cure OF Coughs Colds. innuenxa,
Hosrsene,s p,fcnlt Bieathing ana all Affections
u ths Ibrnat Bonchts Tubes and Lungs.
leading 90 Consumption.
rhts tnfslhse remedy composed thr HONEY Of the
plant uorebound 10 chemical aniop With Tar Balm, ei
raced from the LIFE PRInGIPLEo The tote. Abies
Bsisapoa, or Balm of 0nesd
The uouoy OF Horeboupd soothes and scsters all irra
uous aud inDamnstpns spJ the rsr Balm cesnses aud
hess the hroa, snd leading TO the lungs Five
addoasi INGREDIENTS tcep organs cool. mcs. and 10
hesthfui action Let hinder from tesslpg
this sovereign remedy or 80 hiustfious physician aud
chemist ~ho himself tbcrousay tested for years In his
extensive crvs,s prss,cs. sais sure, and pleasant
the Tar BsIm beng en.sy from the cusns'ss quad
ties Of common tar.
PRICE 90 oEhis rsa BOTTLE
For sale ny eli druss,,,a
CHARLES DowsRR General AQoo.
a Cedar street, New Tors.
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC,

Union Victory Nt Franklin, TENN
Operations OF General sherman I'm
Gcor9aa--LMteSt News from the Union
Forccs--Tho Attempt to Burn New York
Ctty-Ln.est News from Europe. &c.
The steamship North Star, Captain Jones, will leave
this port 10 day for Aspinwsl.
The mails for Central America and the South Pacific
win close al hslf.past ten O'Clock this morning.
The Nsw YORK characterization for tic Pacifc-wil
be ready at ten O'Clock the morning. and will give
latest received Of :he March and Movements OF
General sherman in Georgia, with Map Of the Scene OF
Operations; Account OF the Defeat by tho Union Army
under General Thomas, OF the Rebels al Franklin Tenn,
with the Eoss OF SIX Thousand Men, The latest dispatches
from tho Union Forces 10 all portions OF tbe country
Full account OF the Attempt Of Rebel Agents TO Burn
New York city; Tho latest intelligence from the Rebel
States The latest News from Europe, and OF all
important evoats of the past ten days
Single copies iu wrappers ready for mailing SIX cents.
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City InteIIsueucc.

IxroRrAxT D.scsARoxp solD.xRs.--A meeting Of
honorsbly discharged soldiers VIII be osid TO morrow
Sunday. at ten A. ~, 10 the Bowsry Garden Bowofy.
70 take steps 10 have the cIslms Of bountied costed
soldiers Of this state recognized by the proper auibor
ties The clam OF thess iust oue, and oasht 10
Be paid on ~ once The SUN. although ANAL, would be
OF incacuabs oeoent a. thls time 80 the proper reel
oientA La NE meter b looked ",
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The Press Despatch.


WASHINGTON. Dec. 2, 1854
II Ia said by those who have Richmond papers
Wednesday last. that they only repetition 0.
tho statement that Genera! Sherman is stl "Gouudes
ing" about IN the Inferior OF Georgia
II Is also stated that detachment OF YANKEE cavalry
the direction of Beaufort wcre either cap
tured, killed or dispersed
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GeNsiemen's scarf Ptns--Tvv0, Three,
-Four Five. SH. kish. Teo Fifteen Fifty Dollars
For sac by GEORGE Z. ALLKN, sl6 broadway Que door
heIoN anal sLIeek
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Cheapcss BookstOre IN the World
100000 magnificent Booka gorgeous bindings. hEG0AT
BROTHERS. li9 Nassau street near Beekman.
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Electricity Applied for sh~ Curo 0t
Disease. BY DR.. CHAMBHRLIN. % Boud street.
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Lndtes' Bett Buck ies--Nsw styles.
LARGE O. ns received from Paris; Gilt jet, steel and
pearl two three, four, FIVE sir eight 0iteen aud
iw-nty dollars each. For sale BY Gh0 @. ALLEN No as
Broad way. one door below Canal street.
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Holiday HAS, Caps and Fu-s.-Lat-st
aud most approved styles Hats aud choices, Furs for
ladies' WHITES. ZIG Broadway.
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bresse. y j., JAmrs Y hyserr ~ New Yovk 20 Mss
N MA hAvAsAUH, or the same place daughter or
- a John kavsuagh, Esq, OF BalIyroe county XII
~ ,ne -oland. No cards.
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Holiday SDHs nnG OvereOats -Boys'
from $40 10 $40; Mems from $40 to Sf5 J. v DHOkAW
Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Uhion.
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Lor,n brooks ~ SON. a. Brnadwav.-
Winter Boots aud Shoes snd Bamorss 10 great variety at
low prices.
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Batcheior'a Hair Dye, be Best fn the
world Hsrmess reliable instant The perfect
dye Sold BY all drugssts Factory 81 Barclay street.
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s.n6t..' btis Com b- New xtytsa just
received from PARIS three four Eve six eight
Gccsn twenty dollar. each. for sao by 0EO ALLEN,
dis Broad way door below Canal street
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Cristad0FO's Hair Dye, Preservative
and wig Depot, Wholesale and retail, No. Asor House.
The dye a apr4led by sktlfui
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Highess Premium Lock Seftch Sewing
N Machines.-wHEELER A WILSON 61S Broadway
neeer \ Wilson'S Button B0le Machine.
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Chaps. Chafes, i.impics, Eruptions.
Richness. DC. cured ty 00URAUD'S Italian Nedicatsd
SOAP ct hts cepc as Broadway, near Grand street.
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Prizes Casned In all Legatixed Lot
ferries, aud Information given, JACO9, Broker: Office
I76 Broadway. N. X.
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A.-WNy DO the Aboreive limitations of
PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS rem nd you Of
dropped the sidewalk Because the accent
quickly ssppears.
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Bm mrSSAlt8 Arnic1 ElName0t-Au I'm.
faiibe for burns, scaids sprans rheu tsm gun
shot wounds NC single applcato aavs he pain from
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Double Sole WaserproO: RoOts mt Re.
duced prices. AZ EUGENE rERRis. 81 Nassau street.
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Burnests original COcoaine IL tho Bost
hair dressing in the world -
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LOTTERY Tickets CRsheL I'm alH Legal
tied lotteries Information given, Circulars
aad essng JosEPH BATHS, Broker. IL wall street. rooI
4
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RrerenS-f ho taosS Suitable Present
for smokers s ondoaotedy Mserscaaum Pipe ~hich
be get genuine ~ POiLAK SONS, Manufacturers 6g2
Broataay near Fourth street Pipes to order aud
pared.
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VNo Vfm NWt
SOZODOsf. n renders thr teeth white. gives
the breath fragrant udor exiting fishing the III humnrs
ususitr TOW had aud neglected sri of teeth
S0toioDt " convenient, and moducr- sensation At
delightful that makes u pleasure TO use a. Sold
bx nj drtInpsts
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Martin ~ Asktpspa,
81 sEyESTaasssTsFT wFsr.
cash All roed claims ndnr $50 90 any Of ,he
nj discount OF nve per cent
Neglected Couga- and Coid-.-wsw Arc
u the portance cueckiug Cough or Comnioa
cold" In stage wh,cb in The beginning ~aua
yield mild remedy. u ected preys ppoa the
mps. BROWNS BRoschIAL raoongs." o, copsh
Lo1eagcs AFFORD instant rsicf
Oid Ewes Made New.
pamphlet ditectng how speedily resorsi sight and
give az ectgres without 10 - doctor medicine sent
N D. liso sroadSay, New York.
Fset.o,.u,n Dn Lsnds Gor sale, IN tns
new on ecions % GaIiaaagn. county se% YORK 90 ayor
York orc Scott. YORKSHIRE Gattarsugus county N r.
P"udre subtitle Uproots H.,, rrom Low
,oIeaeads q sey part q thc oody wsm.nt.d at Gou
Ricanond.
NO IIUMBUG.
SCOTS SHOES a.; at prices rom 70 10 per cont LEI"
rae French wsrs always hand and made 10 tnes
Ladies" nd children's work ready made and % easur.
s ss. . 's,.,mso 80 ,o ..,. o. soss a@a sovfns WINTER
&. g. RICHMOND
Schenck's Seaweed y.nsc-Th~ Best
Tonic ~ the world Sold at uBLMBoLD's drug store
oest 70 metropolitan Hotel
sohsnca's "uimonic syrup Cures.
Coughs Colds and Consumption Sold At bHLMBOLDS
chemical warehouse ,byt Broadway. ncnt Metropolitan.
1he winter Hst-Buy ~ nj KnoI's
~ doing elegant becoming article that
te FIRST torn chance to b. caught In VII not DESTROY
for kNox'S fabrics m-de to wear well as y sell
so ~ sro.d~ay Su Sansr Of Yasen street
the ws.r aua Temr or R..,nsss LITE
makes such tremendous DRAFTS upon body mind that
,boat TO sustaining ageni they must nev
taDIy give utdsr he Recruit them with that
genial and pure vcQctab tonic nOSTETTEEs BiTJERs
aud will ALWAYS have reserve OF vitality to tall back
upsa sold cverywbere New YORK on G. ~ Cs siN street
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Martin ~ Asktnsbn,
SlI SEVENTH STREET WEST
WASHINGTON. ~ O.
cash all GOOD csims ndcr $50 any of the dspartmsn
at discount OF nve per
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Scheuck's Seaweed yonsc-Th~ Best
Tonic IN the world Sold at IiELMBOLU'S drux store
oext Metropo ttAu Hotel.
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OLD Eyes Made Ne,x,


pamphlet dttectng how speedily resorsi sight and
give s,ectrres withou aid ~ doctor
Us npi ff,. ttce,lt Of - Address r. H. Foote
NJ. ID. .i3J Broadway, New York.
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Petroleum Dtl IL Lssfs Gns sale, In ta
OH Regions " Gsttarau ug- county New York
sbe addrs a. a. Scott Dor $40 Post Ne,
York. u Scott. YORKSHIRE. Gattafsusus county N r.
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