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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
The War Upon the Prostitutes of Chi
cago-.More Cases of Pc isoning.
fh;,a Dnnt A,0uc q

The raid OF the police UPON the houses OF III fame is
sti spreading terror among disrepuablo women and is
stl driving them to acts OF the most extreme despera
ton Yesterday noticed the feet OF two OF this class
of having deliberately poisoned themselves rather
wagipp against them To dny we have TO chronicle the
melancholy fact that not lass than three others q these
desperate creatures have In the same manner attempted
to put end to their own existence.
Mary Miller, young women only nineteen years or
residing at disreputabe house in Clark street, is
one OF the additional victims to the fatal panic which
prevails 10 such alarming extent upon certain streets
il the south division OF the city she with the resi-,
had been ordered to vacae the house within forty eight
hours She Ind homo 10 go to- nor indeed any other
shelter for the night she was penness and we'll knew
as they all know, that the world over, the doors of
charity closed upon her Thus realizing, for
the first tmo the utter loneliness the perfect isolation
OF her condition. her mind llcd with that fearful
despair which alone the hand Of the suicide.
Iaborng under this state Of mind she took morphine
with the full intent to commit aelf murder bu: by
fortunate accident she had swallowed an over.
dose. The effects Of the morphine soon be
sods the s we're s
long In attributng them to tho proper cause, and .
physician was Immediately summoned. BY the use Of
saved and she In fair way OF recovery The girl has
only recently been connected with house OF bad chsrac
ter and Is not without personal beauty and intelligence
Tho physician. in attendance in the aforementioned
informed reporter that he has under treat
menttwo others this unfortunate class Of women who
had also attempted suicide and who are yet In critical
condition from the elects Of the poison which they had
So the campaign goes on Where IL will end, what
will tho number OF the victims to tho reign Of terror
II Impossible 10 TELL Inc delay OF tnc police In max
ing anticipated descent Saturday night has not tended
in tho iet 10 quiet the apprshcnsons which the late
orders Of the Police Commissioners had excited ndees
the protracted delay executing the order is intensity
ing, II possible, the general CONSERVATION.
From the Chicago Times.
On Sunday afternoon O woman, known as Elm Jack,
procured quantity OF morphine and resolved to end
her sorrows swallowed large potion-snough TO kill
half dozen women unless medical aid promptly at
hand. A physician was summoned soon as the first
ntmaon OF her act manifested Itself and by the use OF
stomach pump and medical rsstoratives the immediate
effect the poison counteracted She is, however,
very low and u 10 matter OF uncertainty whether she
will recover The given by the poor girl for her
attempt self tho fear OF arrest and the
innpossibty in such contingency, OF paying nna.
She stated also that dcath and hell preferable to
arrest and the Bridewel."
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C0roner's EIiqucsts.

Coroner Naumapn yesterday held an inquest at the
New York Hospital on the body OF lad sixteen years Of
age named VIM schilling who died from the effects Of
stab wound accidentally received Deceased en-
poyed in the jewelry mandatory OF Mr.. Maenes,
No. 81 Nassau street, and while playing with open
knife Wednesday evening thrust the BLADE of tho
knife into his left groin AMI severed Of the main
teres. Death subsequently easued from hemorrhage.
Deceased lived A. No 103 Orchard street.
ACCIDENTAL DROWNING.
Coroner Ranuey yesterday held inquest on the body
OF John Kobler young sailor who fell overheard from
the ship LOWS, foot Of Governeur street. and was
drowned. The Jury rendered verdict OF accidental
drowning. Deceased was eighteen years OF age aud q
native OF Germany
The remains OF an unknown found floating
In tho water or the Battery aud made FAST Deceased
about forty years age dressed in plaid pants and
vest black coat black silk neck tic and calf skin boats
An inquest was held on the body by Coroner Naumann
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
Singular Hail storm ON Cape Cod.
fLsxara lhc pozfon AdxarIisaY Au1usf 10 ~.

The following memoranda or a remarkable hail storm
which occurred Al Yarmouth on Sunday last August =
On sunday, August Z. 1864, at half past three P. NJ
was sitting 10 my hbsary writing My daughter came
down and inquired what caused tho noso she heard.
l,s,encd-hoarda noise like low distant thunder.
The body OF the cloud from which IL PROCEEDED was
from IL had rot the stelated appear
auce az distant thunder cloud the smoothly gcasy
appcetsnce or a lh appearances reminded me
OF the or northern lights ye. unlike 1.-THE rays
ton some crossing at right angles the whole different
from anything had ever before observed. The rum.
bl,ng whszng poised continued till four O'Clock, when
hail stones began to fall. Immediately closed the
blinds In tho north and cast sides OF house. IL con-
tnued TO Gan about i've minutes cracking few panss OF
qla.s In an upper window NOS blinded.
The hail stones Of two kinds oval or egg shaped
and fat or st,ted The average eve o. the oyai was
snow cclored ice, resembling pebbles OF chalcedo3y or
ground glass; rather tho imitation OF II, Of which lamp
bottoms made 10 imitation OF white marbeD ipcked
come that considerably larger say three inches IN
circumference smallest way. rbe other Kind was nat
and selaed, averages onaourth inch In diameter aud
about one.ourth or three sixieerhs " thickness the
centre was clear cethc outer edge and points which
wore them, nSs "snr. orysed QUARTZ
parent passing into chacedony at tho ponistranslu
cent to opaque When these fell on bard surface they
were broken: on grass On examining the oval oucs
though so unlike In shape found both formed Ia
the eae manner the central point or nucleus was pure
blue ice and formed By successive layers Of snow
nv house ID IN the northwest OF Yarmouth near the
bonsds al BarnsabIe No hail fell iu Barustabs wer
mat ~ tho vosisrn edge az tho storm AN eighth 81
milo cast Of me nearly sll the exposed gss 5rcsca.
Ge Haett had hs blinds on to paint, aud ht bad one
hundred and eight parcg broken All hrses on cr NEAR
the ceu.e line u the track OF the STERN had glass hroSon
be ttees bad their fruit and foliage much injured Cara
leaves stripped CUT of crar berries wsre sma
places almost ruined All vegetation on its oea. Sas y.
iurci more or less.
The centre line OF The storm near the bcdu Do
tween Yarmouth and Dcun,s, through tue bed q ne
ancient glacier now known as "Hass river ou1
"Nhe's brooke
II some places the hail was prccsdel and necpnpsuo
WITH violent rain. The width from Barustabe fans
bunang lYasmouthl o. SCARCE Hl (Donnisl, about tle
miles. OF cenire northeast SO southwest 70 Var
mouth thence south erly through south an
vest Ienns In Yarmouth. the centre nenr To
academy showing that the Storm did no. proceed in
STRAIGHT lite, without the centre the water apc ~
damage n Dennis on It's eastern side
At kast Sandwich no rain or hat.
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Asorms FEMALE soiprEp.--1ho Memphis lfggs gives
The following respecting yourg lady discovered ~ SOL
doris garb In that city
We learn that the girls ia Fanny wilson thai shs
10 native Of williamsburg, Long Island, N. that she
served two years IN New Jersey infantry regiment, was
taken SICK sent TO Cairo from vcksburg when har sex
scovcrcd, and she discharged ron the service
She then became ballet g< at tho Cairo theatre ont,
saving decided LEANING for sths sorvce,' soon alter
made her arrangements md joined the Third Illinois
cavalry, with whom she served until arrested on Wed
nssday and compelled TO assume ths attire proper 70 nsr
am will, learn, be sent Norsh 70 her family. she Is
young ady about nineteen years, OF fair Aoe Though
somewhat tanned. with b rather mssculiuo voice,
sprighsy somewhat ednoated and can very easily pasa
herself OF foe boz Of ssvsntsen q SGhtsea'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-08-12
The Prices of Provisions.

From the Richmond Dispatch, August 81
Yesterday prices both the rss and second markets
ranged somewhat lower than usual, and the supply Of
meats vegetables, fruits, kc on hand was abundant to
profuson. The following tho ruling prices
Cabbage, Per head from 81 to So cucumbers, per
dozen, 81; cymbnis, per dozen, ST. tomatoes. Per
potatoes. per quart, 81 TO 80; shape, por quart,
81 TO 81 30; green pess, per quart, ~ to 81 SO;
sugar beans per quart SO TO 81 per dorm SIS r. So
beets per bunch 81 cnicscus pair So q $40 ducks
per pair. s12 to s6 BUTTER psr pound s. TO So eggs,
per dozen SIS TO 50; apples per quart soc TO 81 co.
peaches per quart 50 TO - So pears per quart 81 10 81
ws!emsons, s. 70 ss very lne canteopcs SOC. TO s2
fresh meats, per pound, 50 70 81
In tho second mnrSs. the market wagons struck out
great distance beyond the space they usually occupy
aud tho supply Of rG was very iu, especially 10 water
melons.
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nENrsR CRY. Aligral ID

70 correct probable msapprehensiou in regard to the
safety OF travel the overland route 1t s proper to say
that although tho Indians have been very troublesome OF
late in attacking uuarmed trains aud numbering emigrants
unable to defend themselves there has yet been
attack By the Indians, as Tar as kuowp upon the mail
coaches which run regularly both ways The mails were
ords Sd to be stopped at Atchison and this place to-day
by The superintendent Of The overland ine owing 10 the
stock being of from or the stations; bu. Il. is
believed thai troops being distributed along
the route a. fully to protect il.
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indian Rosti,i.tss I'm the Nortn,ye.t.

OMAHA Cry, August IT, ISt4
Host maraatpg indians infest the whole line from
Fort kearny 70 South Pass, distance Of five hundred
miles, and daily commit uew outrsses, making forays
stock and burning trans great number OF travellers
are now stopping at Fort Kearpy tor protection and
waiting for arms Tho udiqns in bands Of from ten 10
one hundred, move with celebrity and, possessing
thorough knowledge OF the country, eluds pursuit The
telegraph line is still in good order, notwithstanding
these troubles.
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TIE NirFTy.TurRp REGIMENT.
NiNErY .TluRD FEif4kNT N. q. ;. N.
Nsw YORK, August IL, 1864.

NkW YORK, august IL, 1904.
Ihc Ninety third regiment 10 now IN the neid reoog.
nyed BY tho government and guarding the most import
an, stations between hcre and Woshingon-viz: at An
naps Tie Relay House at the Grand stone bridge,
30 The Ninety.thir "a mustered sn its on military
hr The term ofo hundred days Tue
hundred dsys' men Mo exempt from the drafs Colonel
Ceambers 10 this ety. by orders from headquar'
,ers ,o reorut this regiment 10 its maximum number,
earnestly calls upon all good, able bodied men 70
assist him 10 good All recruits VIII report TO
Gnntatn Iohn w. Crump, recruiting officer NJ Military
Hail No 1913 Bowery, aud viii receive equipments, "a.
iIcrs &C. AZ coon mustered, az second regiment
armory corner OF Hail place aud seventh street, aud DO
lmmcdiatay forwarded N the regiment. ny ORDER,
W. r. w, CHAMBERS, Colonel commanding
Ninety.thrd regiment Y. q. s. Y.
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sSstcds Raiiroad Coiiisfcn--A Morris
Tfrpss,
from The Newark Advertiser, august lo.i

FROM the Newark Advertiser August 10
The trains OF tie Morris aud EseS ind no Me- Jersey
r. 'ds, which lett New FORK at half past eleven O'Clock
ths morning, by way OF Hoboken and Jersey CITY
specv ny, oatne together With fearful crash in nadis
tu,,n.t beyond The East Newark station-about
The bves of passengers Of botn trains provden
italy saved tho 'sh brakeman OF the Morris rod,
n,.ea n,niaI Pc ead hoth legs broken TWO of the
Norris ieiaht cars wer. destroyed, tho engine H. l.
souihord Il the New aerseY road, was somewhat
DAMAGED.
The tracks of the two roods al The ene p INC acrues
run closely parallel. and the two rai were nosis , ~
tue same diTecti1n-that II the 5Trs Fe&u ,sns 49,, S
~ characterization axle OF OF its s6e, " 40,
The rem3incer ot tho Train came rushing on o. Iln
momentum, and two large enCoscd freish. cars, s's
diverted from their course, dared both tracks -
tho hew Jersey road IN front OF The train from jersey
City, the engine Of which crashed through tbs foremost
car with some little damage itself, ana instantly Doth
et1s were suddenly stopped all the tracks being over
wheined by the wreck OF broken Fortunately she
passenger OF both trains n their rear, and es
cared without damage, though with severe shock 10
those who were in them.
The twelve O'Clock train from this city Tor View York
had Just eit The East Aegark stati ed with phssen
AID had scarcely got under when the engineer
the coilidng trains ahead in barely lime 20 check hs
speed and prevent hts own train from minsng1 the
calamity.
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The Congregational Excursion Down

POM AND, BE-, Aug.st IT, 1874
Tho Congressional Committee and editorial Convention
attended excursion given by the Board Of Trade to-
day. leaving at oue O'Clock the cutter Dobbn and
steamers They proceeded 10 House island aud after
inspecting Fort scammou had big clsulbase, after
which they amuset themselves with dancing, and 70.
turned late In the afternoon At eeht O'Clock to NOR.
row TIE Congregational Committee cave IN tho stoam
cutter Gaa uiug Niseasset Fort Fopham ard Bso.
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rts serous illness o. the Few. HuBbard winsov, p D,
the prcsby divine, is auroancsd lie is said % DC
living in a critical stale ~ health ~ his former hur1c in
Vermont lis lreGis consider his recovery extremely
doubtful
As NJ rroayn ds Lhuys WIS leaving tho Emperor Ma
rOleou at Nchy foF the railway station, his Majesty
traced tui TIC Inc a conduct Which he wished the
vetary Tor iorsgn Affairs 70 follow Vt present " tEe
two words, irsgtsd-SGpiss'tQ
Americans registered ~ Guns American Agency, No
n charlotte strst Hcdford square London England or
the week ending June 4, ls6fJos. a. sess, u. d. Pha-
dcphll Pa J Lees, nr. ani Nrs. p. I Alberson, New
York A. NJ Cay and vile Boston; Geo y. English George
f. Kings M New York; ~ falnc, Providence, l. Ne.
ara Mrs n. W Griswold New York :. n Dorsance Chas
7 Mason Mrs. a. NJ Richmond, two Misses Richmond and
Mrs. Earl Mason Providence r. IL John lIQlmes, Pitts
burg, Pa Geo. A. Gardner ana Al y. Bradstraet Poston
Mr. aud Mrs. 5kely, Cloyoaad Mr.. and Mrs George q.
Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. OColnor, san Francisco
The following s list OF Americans registered AZ Gun
Amer Agency, II Charlotte street, Bedford square
Londou, mgsnd for week ending July 49, isG4--
Gilead A. smith and family, Passaic N. J. Mrs. G. A.
TAFT Daniel Philips, Mss Alice " Philips, Kiss sophie
u Ives, Austin Sticking, Miss " 7. Tirnbuu. Hart ord
Conn.,; Rev Dr, W. +. Morgan, Robert ". hcSm, wifs
and child, IL McGran, Frederick Gooirige, Frederick
Gebbard, New York. J. J.. Chaplin. Laura Chaplin Mr.
aud Mira John Foster Mss Foster Isaac O. 9aos George
Turnbu Boston, H. N Slater Mss Slater, Providence
@ l.. Wright, H. l.. Wright, Logan, Ohio, Mrs YIN
a. BRYAN, Batavia, N. X Miss Nela y. Bond Geneseo,
NJ X, q. ). Williams Buffalo, NJ
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Rnae Hall.

EXCELSIOR, or BRooELYN, vs. NEWARK CLUB.
grand match took place at Newark on Wednesday
afternoon between tho famous Excelsior Club and the
equally famous Newarkers. The play all round was
highly creditable to both parties, most excellent
1ycatches being made by the Newark players Score OF
INNINGS.
Isl I'd. Sd. An, 5sh 6th. IN sh oh.
E.eos;or... 9 9 -
U,npirs-Mr. Brientnali, Of the Eureka Club.
On Saturday the return game between the Enterprise
and Excelsior Clubs will be played on the ground foot
OF Court street, Brooklyn.
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Military Affairs .

THE srvENTY-FTRsT REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
Captain Tompklrs, OF Company A, Seventy rcg-
ment New York state National Guard Is dIling up
his company 10 the required standard. Tho company
ermory at lafayette Hall, open Monday ind Friday
evenings nnordng 70 all young men opportunity TO
acape tie or tho state draft by onng
company which, tor duty aad discipline stands second to
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RAILROAD uMs TERs.

Railroad Accic.nt Near Worcester. s<ssss
BosIos, August II, 1854.
The steamboat train from New York via New London
with an accident al the junction, near Worcester
this mor.pg, owing to the displacement Of switch.
The engine was thrown dean an embankmsnt, but the
coupling breaking, the remained on the track. The
passengers were considerably shaken up bat
seriously injured.
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The Ftutser OF y Hand kerchie ~ M,
been baptized with the extrA, OF the MIGHT booA
mo CERkCs' impars to the Atmosphere o. ~" -
fragrance which oAnrvt be Matched ia any ~ =,
odoous exotcs In Tie land II 10 ss endur a. e. y pu'o
and ench9rtins. fHALOu u euN rsu A~<A-
esd hy au druagisiA
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Lottery Prizes Cash.d.-Iaformstion
given J. 4. CLAYTON Co. 10 Wall st.,
room No. s. N. =.
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To Paper Manufacturer.
Cash will be paid for NJ rsams Of rood Posrdhsisv
Payer. bize. s2xS6-S y
Apply at shis once
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Prizes Casned In All Legsif1ed f.-s-
teri.s and Information given 49,
JAAIN Broke ,.,,rRn 49,
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fEfzes Casaed fn all Lessiizsa go.
,.,.,t. CLurE, Broxsr
oacs I76 Bryaness, Ser YORK
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Freekles, Pimp'es, Tan. Flesh Wo-Wcs
Manic ATRn SOAP at 45o Broadway
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Amnrrnnn Wntches -i,hn rri.rh &C

American Watches -The High Pre-
rriun goid and the Increased rate n du on Watches
have ahcd the NJ those OF tnrerr
nisnurcture and IL IL inpossb- 70 nrcHeae sstct
OF make, nbuou4 prizes. Tbt
Watch COMPANY, ~ Wsitham, MaLIs, make bf
r thc best ant absolutely the cheapest watches IN
nnrket; With tie late eusve stditon % thsir f.c
tory toeoher with the increase ~ their ~nrk1g nNvsf.
ample facilities for supplying the n1ress
iup demand ROBINS y APPLETON
AGENTS for The American Wath Company ia2 Broadway
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French Brandy for Preserves..Wniee
Corpac Brandy as France for imporse
mnv.r strset n. g. PKAfORIU&
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Grover d Bakers Highest Prom nm
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines, No 493 Broadway, Nsv
70 Z, and No c35 Fulton street. Brooklyn.
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Royal Havana LDtfrry.-75 par Cenf
premium paid FOR Prizes. Information flrplhcf. rhs
hrhess rates Tor douboons and al sinis ~ god aos
stysL TAYLOR q Co. BanSefs IL Wal street, n. 4.
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The Pennsylvania Lcgisiaturc.
HARRISBURG Pa August IL, 1854
The members OF the Legislature Of this State are on
visit 10 the ruins OF Chambersbgrg.
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Goursud.s Poudre subtle Uproots Haiv
from foreheads part OF the body Warran's4
BrnadNAY.
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Address 40 SmOkers.-POt1ak DC Som,
Mscrschaum Manufacturers removed from Broone street
coz Fourth street. hoesae and retai
Pipss cut to srder and repaired
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BOSTON Hnpd stamp Company, " q. leS
Broadway New YorkFlex BILE and Self linking Cancains
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MEMS FR0y THE SOUTH.

4 Tina ElGht at Bran0y BTBhtHs FiUfHuSs
r1s vy.s -SwvowN--THn REBEL GENERAL JOHN
I I.n o"- rHs COMMAND or TIE
ALoaIDA DEPARrsxsr
ron the Riesmond Dispatch, August - :. n
'as.> recently a, Brandy Brsonl -
Tight took /. mt a bridge over 81 hary
Florida Toe enemy b. vim, ana eight occarreo w.
river six miles Baa ,n our tr, ops under MAJOR
same day between the enemy 'lou The resuu !.
q. w. Scott, commanding bata 'allfe Ga-,r, - nos
Known, lne next day the Second a tue 4, a,as :.
Lieutenant Colonel NC ormiCk, euga, nyht 49, t
Brandy Branch aud at asl accounts the s''i
progressing. 80. ~,
General Patton Anderson has been relieved ~
command Ia Florida aud ordered 10 the aruly OF ga -,
General John X. Jacks0 has assumed oemnaHe :
tho Florida Dcpar and h arrived al headquarters.
We gfatihed 10 learn that forces IN Florida nrs
sufficient 10 repe any attack the snemY may make ins
present advance supposed 10 be nothing moro than
raid in order destroy bird Ses aDd Otasr property.
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Andevery disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring either
dial or surgical aid attended by Dr. Won EtSKNBEh0
q consulting 86 Broadway near Twelfth strsss
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sure Cure.-Renc's African Feve
and hsue Cnre 1t fails. Depot 80 Liberty street.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Prsservativs
and wig De- pot wholesale and retail, No. Astor Houee
The dye applied by sklful artists.
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Lofaerv Tickets Cash eft - ~ for ~ a ton
gwen JOSEPH BATES, Broker. II Wall ST., room No l.
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viahest PREF ium Lock stitch SEWN q
uschines WHEELER WILSON 62e Broadway.
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About 100 Physfctnps, Drugsilts and
al Nnss ~ a city have personally signed cert fcas-r
Rec wn.endin. Wocotrs Instant ain Anninliaor soa
sNAa-e
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CHRONIC CATARRH.
CURED.

oATARRa OF THE TYMPANLc MUCOvD
IEMDnANE. DISTRACTIONS OF THn
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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sold BY H. B. Hembold 5oi Broadway; Demss Barnes q
Co. II Park row.
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IItn, Inimitabie Natr Cutter.-sey.ee
neat. suitable. Executed in The best manner only DIV
ina 10 cents No Barclay street.
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rhe Rstlrement OF Mr. eIemmInser-rhs

correspondence Between the E1 score
Iary and Jcn. Davis-tMs RACE aioii Il
Markets, SO.
From the Richmond Enquirer, AWghst 8.
Me- MemmnRers letter OF resignation ssf thh az the
President accepting II will be found below, In the re-
tirement of private life 90 which Ar. Mem siA er goes
ne will not fail 70 receive the klndegt eydepcss of public
esteem The industry, zeal and adeuy Which have
characterized HIS iinnstTat0n have uos feiied 70 Illus
srate the purity OF MS e and VIII aot fail 70 rap their
reward.
TPraerpy rrp t,Tsrsyr.l
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Tho Position OF Ana IRIS Before Atlantis.
TEE CAPTURE OF GENERAL sToNEMAN-HooD'S DE-
TERMINATION 10 FEND THIS ciTy-THE GREAT
REVIVAL IN 6EOKGIA-THE REBELS EXULTANT,
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NO More Gray Hair or Ii siduess Forty.
leo years slant study Consuitaon Free BY Dr. GRAND
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Won Want 60 Know, Sc. Read
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