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Gunpowder.
SMITH & RAND.
manufacturer Of

GUNPOWDER.
BLASTING and MINING. I'm kegs Of y ioa
ORANGE RIFLE, FG. EFG. FFFGin kegs Of Is lbs
DO. luFLE.........i 10. and To- csnistsrs-
DO. acknowledgements 10. DO
DO. DUCklNG.............in3 ID. do.
KENTUCKY SPORTING in | ID. and ID. cenisters-
we can recommend RIFLE POWDER to sportsmsa
as the strongest and ceanest Manufactured IN ths country
OFFICE, NO. 40 BROADWAY, NETWORK.
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Advertisement
The price Of HAUNTED HEARTS is one gold
dollar. 49,
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4perial Notices.

seventceuth Ward.-The Union Association Of THU
Ward viii hold their Regular Monthly Meeting on THU IRIS
DAY EVENING June l6 81 No. - 1dav. All Union citi
u~as arr invited. II. II. HA10HT. Presidsat
Gro W d.p.nsos' Secretaries.
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American Institute POLYTECHNIC Associati0n;,rGs
The ast meeting OF the season will be held THIS
Thursdsy) EVENING 10th ns at o'clock at the rcoms Of
the Institute, in the Cooper Union Building The hrst
three win be devoted the consideration Of New In
yentions and Discoveries Subject-Utihasion Of Waste
Materials. Admission free.
SD. TILLMAN, Chairman.
b. CARNEY, Secretary.
A Great Strawberry shOw.-Ths Third Annual
Strawberry Exhibition 1.-THE Agrculturst" Rooms, No
a Park.row, will be held TO-DAY "wednesday and
THURSDAY 18th and 10Th inst Open TRss to the public
aner D. Of the first day
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A MestinG Of tho Ninetcenth Ward Lincoin and
johnson Campaign Club, held Il Dinssidsin's, d.
A. between ssh and eoh on Tus:dsy s,sS1s lA ins
The Club adjourned 10 meet next TUESDAY EVENING
All citizens Of Ward favorable 10 the cause ere cordially
Invited 10 enroll their J.Y.ZEBLEY, egssidsn1
N a uusrHD Secretary.
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Seventh Ward.-A Meeting fthc SEVENTH WAhD
LINCOLN CAMPAIGN CLUB will be held Ct Hesdquafter'
Nos J2 ani 1874 lisnrys Clinton and Jefferson
On THURSDAY EVENING. jane lG at u O'Clock; ny
order SAMUEL T. MCKINNEY, President
Tn nSs. " g. EsLLs Secretaries
A Special Meeting of the Twentieth Ward
Union Association, will be held at Lincoln Hail. COT o'h
and J3dst, THIS Thursday EVENING at O'Clock
JOHNv. GRiDLEf, President.
JOHN ORIGINS Secretary.
Young Mems Union Central Committee. "A meet
ing Of the Committee will be held At Headduarers corner
Broadway and 23d. st.. on THURSDAY EVENING June TO-
at 8ocoek Puucua attendance requested BY orde
HENRY G. PARKE, President
p Z ,,asT Rosmsos NJ D. secrs.sfis.
The Central Union Club OF Brooklyn
will hold Meeting THIS EVENING, at their Hesd9iaters
cred by RICHARD BUSTED, esq, of New.York.
Singing by the Central Union 0lee Club
Front seats reserved for ladies.
Early Closing AIovement.-A Mas. Meeting of the
various Early Closing Associations Of this city will be held
at UNION SQUARE, Oh THURSDAY EVENING, June To-
at O'Clock.
The public and especially members Of all trade. organ
zaton. who are 10 favor Of ABRiD0iNo THE HOURS VI
Rev HENRY WARD BEECHER,
Hon. HORACE GREELEY,
Hon. JUDGE DAILY,
Hou GEORGE OPDYKE,
Gen. HIRAM WALBRID0E,
CHAS. s. SPENCER, esq,
SIMON STERN, esq,
and several other popular speakers will address the meeting
Tho Procession win form at ChathamsluaIe, at O'clock
and thonca proceed through the Bowey to Union nars &C
There win be grand display of Fireworks, Transpsrences
Chinese Lanterns, &c.
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Smith e. Rand,
manufacturers Of
0UNPOWDER.
BLASTING and MINING IN kegs Of IS lbs-
"FOURTH or JULY" In kegs Of rs bs.
Orange Rihs, re, FLO, ftFG, In kegs Of Is ia
Orange Rife, N lib and ID. canisters.
Orange LIGHTNING, Ia l ID. canistors.
Orange DUCkIk0 In 5lb. asnisters
KENTUCKY SPORTING, in Lib. and &-ib. esnisteeE
We can recommend our RIFLE POWDER to sportsunaaD
The strongest and cssnest Manufactured In this country
Once. No. Ito Broadway. Esw.Yort.
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G.-1863-B.
HuBBKLs
CELEBRATED GOLDEN BIrrERs,
THE BRsT Toxic IN THR WORLD.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
A RsLIADLE RyxsDr FOR
DrsPxPsiA, WaAKSgss,
AND GENERAL DEBILITY.
SOLD EvRRrwHaRE.
GgoRGg c. HuBBEL Co.,
Proprietors, Hudson. N. Y.
CENTRAL DgPor-AxERIcAS ExPREss BUILDING,
No. IS Hudsonst., Eew.York.
u N B.-CiRcuLARs sent 10 any address free IL
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NERVOUS and VIRULEyT DISEASES and Phys
IcAL WxATSKss arising rom Specific Csuses-new and re-
liable trea,usun Report. Il the Howard Association sent
by mail eHysopcs free OF charge Address Dr. J..
sKrLLis HoudHros, Howard Asocson No. South 9Th St,
PhilAdsiphia. Ia.
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Scycntoonth Ward Union Assoclation.-A Re gulsr
Msstus Of the xyIlh Ward Union Association will BE- held
on THURSDAY EVENING. June ID. ct O'clock a ther
Headquarters Lincoln Hall, No 100 Esst Mous.onsl By
order, ROBERT b. bOfD. rresidsn<
% w., q d, s..s.''' Secretaries.
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The ARM AND LHd (PALMgRs PATEST) sup
piled or Soldiers by the inventor b. FRANK PALMER Sur
seonAri Broadway Asior place. N y. 500 Chest
nut st. PllA BY order Of the SuRoxoS.GESgnAL
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by an uncomfortable ferry from Brownsville, the
distributing entrepot for large section OF TeIan
territory. In 1861 there was but ono arrival at
New-York from Matamoros. In 1862 there were
twenty arrivals. In 1853 there were II arrivals.
In 1864 to the 18th March, there had been 81 srri-
vals Prior to 1861, o clearance to Matamoros was
not asked for year. Will 1t DO beloved since
August Of that year l52 vessels, with an aggregate
tunnsge Of $4,000 tuns having on board large car
goes, have been cleared for that destination, and
that ell this is legitimate trade for homo consump-
ton in MeIico7
The Committee have no means at hand Of know
ing the number of vessels and the amount Of tun-
mage engaged in this trade from other ports of tho
United States, but frop outside statements arc well
prepared to believe that from 80 to 100 vessels have
been seen at one and the same time in the mouth
Of the Rio Grande. The real destination and con-
sumption Of goods landed at that port is not uncer
tain surmise.
The United States Consul at Matamoros, under
date of Juno 10, 1863, says: GAS remarked in
former letter. great portion, say eighty per cent,
Of all goods imported here are sold directly, or find
their way, to Texas. Immcnse stocks are also be-
ing imported from France and England. and both
banks of the Rio Grande are pilcd up with cotton,
as we'll as the roads from the interior Of Texas 10
the river"
The character Of these goods is the same - In
former years were the goods shipped 10 Galveston,
Mstsgorda and Point Isabel. The return cargoes
Of vessels, as formerly, consist now principally OF
cotton, hides, wool. &C., tho wsll-known products
Of Texas. These indiees indisputably determine
tho nature of tho trade.
Tho revenue authorities at Nsw.Yosk take tho
required bonds tAat goods cleared for Mstamoros
shall be landed there and consumed within Mexican
territories Consular certificates certify tho land
ing, and the eonsignss sveArs TO the best Of his
knowledge and belief that said goods arc intended
for such consumption, and on the production Of
such papers the shipper demands the cancellation
Of the bonds Yet. % late a. January Is 1854, the
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DruuBea ltsB I'D bic fleins @lofs Oerne6,

OrauBen lttB ltd4 bic tletne @lpfe nernebr
men @leif Darauf bSrte man Sdritte anf
bent gorrippr. gepsg elite init Ser Rerae
binaus; ct tpurbe ,3en9e zines wuncerIid,en
S4qnlpiels, Balentilt trug aaf beiben eEr-
men einen Neni9st1, Ger (tA perBebeuS gse
gen bic getpaltt8e tlnlfdlin9uss ltrGpbte, Gr
leste ben 0efansenelt gu 8oper, iab itnt IN
oa8 Deltht unn sief ldAeno: ..'' - -'',.,s
gEetter, mas i'd perrnutbete, lit tpabr: Der
eOle8aron 1T bur4 bas 8eafer in bas 6reie
eemancert! Gr bat gebi(Eep uuo .eeErabt tsie
cine Fate. Da 1T Ser Batrpn |! Sd pugte
es trcbI, ba6 er mir nod etnnlal in Ben
Rarf tpntmen warpe, 9eute abe. nuitIIen
mir i'm feitbalten, er TT 81 sefdBrti9 J.. 1..
4tp9onS i4apmte ppr gBptb. :, georg
niadlte penis llmfdhos Ct GifB Sen garon,
!, ben er feinss g6crtes warbi9te, biaoen uao
ttit bem alteu 9epieutsn 5ltlallmenI9 9nireu.
Rprsen ltebh 3il mid lpieSer .aalferte er
Wtelanie 81. Berubi9e Sid uns penfe an
9eiH SerIprehen; eS ipirb Alles gut perben.
2ab mid tlidbt iparten. Wser9 bat lie nns
teE Esrdnen, SD fiible, MID unslaafti4,
penn Du .utd6t BET mir bilt. -.r,,5 No. -
Balenstn tOuimt 51ri1d, unl llber Deiue
Stderbett 5u wadpen. @'ate &a4t r~.. q
n (5prtIessps foI8thf ,.ss.,1 ,.as
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@efGbrltGe Grant6eit.

gDtnn Der trrrstlsitee unuss SnSltas dusnbet, baB
sr ben Res beier 6merbatn &rantbet IN b auistnCnt-
sen Bat 10 ee6et es bIaig haB en ur;eitiees 5@6ms-
ibl p6er bic 8ur9t por @ntbtduuJ TIN abi1redt 5 an
ene ~ tpenbea aa etSe er In cse tbrsr @reeuna naS
lsdret 70 lanse BIS bic Ssmsms bicies rtdltn nebts,
tpe {. .. Elm NIT @e@p1ren tntsueteT als etne bbie
Rae 9mtrs i'm SOpe uns In ben @lieeern, &bnabrte ees
geG@ts Sarbtttt NuSpaie Der 6aut Hnrtea BEN Stts
lnb Nren, Jinnen I'm @elttts unb Grtstnitd-
ten it setsen no tann btte ueBtl nit einer 6reGl9en
SEneutsett Dor @ 6retten, bs SuleSt Der Gannter ut
tte Nafentroe enaaen has GpIrr 6rr Srnnf-
bett tu 9eAranb fes Wttet8 n:rb uub Der Xpb etnen
tprsflten Secen babur6 ein Gnbe na& tdB CT ttn nd
tens 9anee 9rtn8 BON manen ten 8eenber Suriftlrt.
@s tit etne traurtge StGae bas SnuIense btetr frrt-
barren Sranttet gum Oprer aen In SOse Der lnsei&td-
H6feit unwtenber praber. rele bur Anweubuns teaes
bttlifen 6es teS erfur8 bic Gorfttutrn pernten unb
ben &e res 2etens In elm elenees Daiein rfrwdeln.
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tslteb es f5niesn 9caesuuS Der QBunbdrste tn 2Cu.
osn @raeutrer ensS ersu mebnii@en &0aesien Der
Ser. Sdeen eer erSsten 3bet fenes 9ebens tn BEN
59IstdIern BON 9patp partS gbildSepbd unb anberen
Stahten ugsbra bat etnt9e Der un5rbaren SetlIn9en
ppen6tt bon been bic Gef8i6e her Nleettn nets. I'm
sd5se 2etSenbe bic ObreTauen Ntrp5at nno anSersa
SronPbetter Ittten ield5e g. au Die Bel Pl6sli6en e.
rdu6en at etr er6rsfen b. oft err6b.u BET eernseu
RIatninfeften u. n lpurhsr aIaenbIidltA aebelt.
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8eipltbgrs 8 at bea6ten I!

Or. SrbafOn ttsts atsn 2snsn fsine lle an tstae E
BIRD slEe eebeire uno uunatrItae Self unb RbrSer ers
6rente r bic Arbet bic @eeG5ae uAb bic gse anfdbs
mabente 9afer 9e1madt taben. '- s.. :
er e etutge Der raurseu unS tetlnsensrertBea gsI-
Gen tcr frubeu @errhnbetten DeS 9afers: S e I'M 8h
Ten unb ben @ie6ern Smeraen i'm Rcyf S&pi6e bes @e-
8ts @exln Der Wtu ttrG Ser3flOpitR, nerb5ie nrbe,
Wtaeeui9pi6e nnprbnuns Ger Dreouunss. aAses
nstSne Gnttr6ftans. S5mptpme Der G9ntusIsAk.
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tetenfen taB etn strse Gea uno u eeibsr s0rrer bic
ncttwenot0fen Grfcreerne sur eteliden GIdfeligtet
nb Sa pbe tee wirb eie getIe 6eS 2eb1n8 r raussea
gilsertatrt. Die Muaiten beS qebnS pertnfern f fls
lid unb bic Geee wirb er8riiieu @ersmctns
lanGpltfpen Sera@augsb taB ans bic SreHecn, reihe
albhere aeltesen. Oermeiaert iine.
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3nnae Qeute.

bic f bur@ betuli6e Safer ee6pd6 babe Sic Fe 70 oft
cpn been 9eten pStr IN ber Sue lerut 6pl.
GEN e oln6dtltt fpren, islb I'm Sc1aie burt gsutp.
nen, bic ungstteit, bic @be unmSalib mnten uno
G6rper unb G sertren iputer lort hie u5tb9tn Glt-
te tpuu. SpIe gerirreu mhe teccr lie enteteR tn Sie
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Gsrbsieat8ets OsrIcaeu,

pssr Gpl6e nce 1 az eerbsirat5en teabF8tteen, aS @
pbsIler p5de pier eiuea aaDeren Sinoerntes bswuSt
fnS ipqen nncer3iSld Or. Stgnfpn 5u 9tate steEen.
Qle 6interue gesen te @he pbpadbc poer eefse 3eF-
rattng &etstarteit Der 2ie 3ern NIB Gtwae peeF
Grf85ptanS her ibredltaten Gr werben inel fnrtrt
0erjenae melder 10, Der 9ebaneluns unb Sriprse bpn
Or p6nitp itnerste6t fann Inn, as einem Gbrennane
Sbne trt dnoertrausa lnb sSpee9tIt auf ietns Grat
lids @si4tdlid9tGtt perIalsn e t
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DraaniEns @ana1e

wtrs nsers1s geSsti uns Spae Sraft ieSer herse-
eAt Deles fRrdbare 2sireR meles has 2eben ceno ue
bic @be unb Nadfsmmen@ait unnEgEi9 mo9t, tsoft has
2rrs Derer bic tbren 2eetniGaten nnbeonueu frSbnen
San8e 2eute nS 81 Ieit ~ Observation-Disclosures senest %e
5tritturen Rsherl5lasen I'M Snrr Stttn HD anbere nr
ia8cn eben faHn, O Ii e bod etRsntbetIs cine 8sIse
fes Rtsbrdubes Der ttelfen Srgane g8er Gber SA es
duenen tab Sic &ra Der GrteasIs tber Denen ptrIs
rem ptrh se @ bettHIisn 9aern eraebtn ais bon Sete
S3e 81 seiie fine.
U.s. Sfftee; gD. z @ib-6rebertfFr. =,
fieben G6iren ppn 8a(ttnrOrefr,, 6fflthe Sette,
Dte Stufen 6inauf,
Msdn n,erfe d Samen mnb 9ausnamner, benn unwien-
b unb trserie abnnHer, turbtrbene uuA septhenlpe
0uadalber, SGu5Fder 6tteeilptGer, GtraIenretuieer
nne Qampenpuser u n. nsHnen bb reeelm1Bee Aerbe
unb Iaurn dneetrgsn Or. Spbnfpn Sui tn Der WGbe.
BS. Nue Sytete mGlieH etnen pDf-Stamp sntbaIten.
Cine 6etlune "a 2 Saasn 3uge|inert.
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Dit farsdbt9tu irtsnsen bes 2aierS nO lepr gu fr&
ten Serln tes @tbdbtntes, @erprrun8 ber Seeen Sc.
hridthet Der @eeSfrae k6le Abnungen Mbneteuu9 Osr
Der 9eegGaf Gu6t mad Gtnfanifeie, aGstranen 9eseu
t iebF. tuttIamfett u t. n. ius stntse ter l&lmnten
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oehsieslen &ranFasttett

ss4sdt perter al8 ia ro; 3eu0unesuntibetst SGna4e
IN benz &Gen u4 Sen 9leeerr Gnt;Insnngen Der stteren
rns 8aie, SaamererBieBunge S9mdGe Der NsrSen Ata-
iGpdte Ser3fippfen @atdternbett 3ttt,r Ausesi6pie
Sdpinhe 5eppfituter Gt3intun9 bs5 9ales, Der gene
Ser &Rngt eGs YagenS, Gtn8eu,tte ns auer iener
uebe tte rpn eepte BEstntsn @ewDtntetsn Ger Eseua
eI&e tbrel Opfern sfibrlier nh ais Ger Sreaeu 0e-
ang tcn Gedtrten kes nlses TerrSbren uns ptHa Htt
5ss eebetlt erhen tire ginseubien piHurser nerutd
ten, SdEle her GpnRttution beroorbrtnaen be Csc
Ss MAIDEN lno sulst ZEN G6rper uno Gtnn sertSrt's.
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DR.. Johnston,

ser etasstBe Nr3t. ipld.tr 0n3e;4t.
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Scmltee M}6nner,

beIrnbere tle bic Opfer jepes eehsen 2aers sepprnn
nb, has d6rli8 70 pelt &ausnps tn et ~ rubes 0raD
rriBt sle eurd3 ibre erhattnea Eacnte lnS enpfeen
@erfanSesIr0te nit bent Gpner ber 8eretamett ben 6e-
be9ert ,o Ger 2etsr e;aberno &6ue stlFst baten
mIrbep, gen isb nit prlea @srtratsn nahen-
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llfEhel nfr 4lreHe.

9je rtele SauIene eelhe pdeiene ltsteu ben;ebt
Sabre In bieler MnhGlt trtrt mn on unr h giease MID
tiger nountar5tlien GreratnRen relpe Dr. CtnHs auA
flbrte uuo been oie un9; RapgcreUrsE etle nueere
Nerener teirotner meUea Nas rtfuid rteetrtelier
Niden rnterTNtet "urtl eci 1T Se;ua auf ieinen
Gbaraer ais @brcrmann III 9cirQ dr Gt1rafts' uue @e
IetfGne. --u-5
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Gruntrtteut New Dprt State. pbtC SaraH1, DarG uns
Cuba Eabad3 ht heRe MusmabI bon pt}9en EaEdden fT
te btt tu, Rretntn tauIen tets S6nb nnt trt
quit O. ben biuseAensCftsitn Set 1ss az I'D
Spfeapb S@r 5Gtts
flpsss-ai5l s sw y a~e Aefsissr~r, y, atsss~sS
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@eSehGft8 : MrfiaA
dS fei,sfle lSuS rpItenbeGi4e xcntes5ttsee
">'t'tF ~ avg piiTferer ssctt s+
Die SOnt8bIrme (The Honeysuckle)
ELIXIR DE WIFE.

Il Ster fis
sid 1fg6ISIIXTk DE WIFE.
Dteks GDnte OGtters uelasS felt lause etnsn sDfeIte
GfuF rDya bsES Inb IN be 9anbe f1nen TT Gttrau@
fpf ta ans benz reuRen &pgnae Ia Betbnbuu0 NIT ber
&6ntgs. r6er &aSeaFG TN 2Dtee eer Delettpn rer
fsrtgt ub sat @ Saelbe IN ae SNneAtnneen Der GeDet
RsEe ab er6unssOrsaae" issr DeFtRppA ssseis une ~
: !FpGT'ff'FssS s5Ss ssussessauts anisrer Sstt-
SctsEsas.t @ssauratsnts xpDtDeer &c. fben in btsft
Nrit. ttsers cine MertbSpue Queae bes YtcftS,
treiu en aetset Bic &aier ntt ppne b1tlbe ietn DO
len Mit rc a6ert fcseupnte Stters hGng bAeIbe tp1
ben ae6bnlen y@ufien" f&pBee 6ldeu uuo al
cureaten @ttqneten ab nn6 ea es Don etr wertpppAe
ngreNteS besrtt9 rcrbsu, oereu DtrfnneEn au rbtee
Sr9ane IGrsa DOttSren GneraaE m3rhen tnc - Aa
Bet Is sber hs Estnser np bent Nrste Der eS renntt
AS Trns,ttCes febt IS betseS ierer Gleears u 1ttn
bett bee e9naGes Gls papbefrDi!en ba tnetm et aHE
Rhenctn tn #unbe pe Gtpsrabe, @aFee, xpse, BantWe
DsamSeIn eurat unp slest In ein rpafauetese Gantt
In Elm erar senbes pnisartses gere bei Stnnterttu-
ten 6er8eb ngb pAte habtr tn ieber 9aSpnne ppelRr
gertbteten S)pte!s Sfefanretpn uueutberrltG ten.
gDbclefale entl Agenten spnnsn tt r9enn etuernaua
tttdt biefes 6BrsISIea 8tr8 IN fen Dusene 0xaFt-
SIafDeu earG 80 s .,s.zssttt srsss,.ss.
=. =. ben dletnigtn gi8ner
9. % Dr 10. o 0anOrers, gcfe rDH @dui>ewtr.
sesemiiber bem @Raretes 2sastiraDrss ~
SeriprSt retetu.
9tguers ans Dem Rssf seritpeu ia. go
aSseStrSerduff esbaten bic ~ eem 1tters Gneetttt1
ten collar sIitbperapbs us5dneef4tlter gratis.
Die Ieeren GldI9en rerbe (tecp retn1 Bet ber nd&Rt
Sefeuans nit $l0o DuseRe faaeu SdittaSre tuSltdHHae
sebradt.
gprsasltaen eisnbeers EsScuce spn eem 3snISeetieT
her SprtdrrSeu @rnte cte GEe 3Setne nnh StaGrr ef
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g8 0ttt plele unmftnes pnb unteocmelct anadIdlser
irelde I'D, ais aerBe a49PabeH uhe Dr. baprS Antn
ttaungen 5upiltder, Seelmidfr. HpmpenruSeT
u 10. etDarnitte nF6 eeidrtte Matchmaker tvslat tbr
3eten enita tfr eeeR BtlleniNa fcy nReru eem ntes
brighten Bernie pirmetet iiA ieBt tsemlBiG sebItrte
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Rprsaelt9en eisnbeersG GSeuce BON een 2tnSeetieT
ber rprjdrrtsen @rnte, fce aGc 9ene Iuh SsGpr sfF
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EW GO Cd 5!
Cheap as the Cheapest:
JOS. FIR EAD M n

4 NFOR Ms the public generally that he
! has jus, returned from The cities Of
C,nrinnssi aud LomisviIls. with = stock ~
DRY GOODS GROCERIES QUEENS,
WARE AND NOTIONS. which % un-ur-
psssrd 10 any store 10 this locality. and
which he has purchased on such favossblt
'erms 40 will enable him :" sell 20 cheap,
II mot chespvv. than sny merchant in ihis
locality. Give me . call and satisfy your.
selves. u she big brick on the east eide Of
The Public Square, Jasper Ind.
Oc'ober 3. 1863. JOS. FREEDMAN.
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u made from me pure jnIee % she cstsw
b grape. which u grow a 10 sbundsncr il
ONO. aud from hich this article 70 obtain
ed, hiss an sgreesbIe hwus, fine Giles,
eaior. sud posses~ss ~ ihe qualities e.,
medical purposes. aud for beverage 81
me best imported brsndse-. a . Aavosing
90 minse pies sud other cook,ng purposes
y y the most economic u article snst can b.
u-ed, being one hsif dollar cheaper " the
tp'sIs. and aesriy two dollars per gallon
cheaper thsn other Brsndes soid for sha,
purpose. Wherever !, his been introduced
hes iound ssp'd sale. md i daily gsining
Z" popularity giv'ag 10 III cases the usmos,
satisfaction. Cali for .Robsck's Cs,avbs
hrsndy." which may be found for ssIe BY
Druggists. Grocsrs aud dealers generally
throughout the West.
q w. ROBACR. Proprietor.
So. So. 60 sad So Eas, Third Street.
June 18th.
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NJ. FREADMAS, jasper;
FRaD .HoFFnAE, HARRISON Township;
JoHR l.. HoFFnAs, Columbia Township:
Gro. HoFrmAs, HARRISON Township;
GEO Y. SHuRTz. Ferdinand;
ions q. BEcKsAs. Ferdinsud;
ERHsr ricKHARpr, Huntingsburg;
l.. 4. TAYLOR, Ireland;
and bv Druggists e. Merchants ever where
c. w. ROBACK, Compounder o. Stomsch
Bittevs, BLOOD Pills. Distilles snd Msnula >
lures Of Csiawba end Swedish Brsndies and
III kinds Of the finest Domestic Liquors
which are sold. whoIessIe o. IN any desired
~ Ncs IS. 81. 80 and 81 East
Third Street. C.neinnau. 10.
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