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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
State Agricultural College.

A LII the Classes will commence the Stud
II les OF the first half year Thursday, the 25th OF
February Examinations for admission will be held the
preceding day. The preparatory class will review
arithmetic, grammar &c, the first half year. The
Of study is full English and Scientific course,
especial prominence being given TO Natural Philosophy
Chemistry Botany Zoology and other branches rslat
IA W Agriculture
Zach room is furnished with bedstsad and stove 9TH
erwise students furnish their Mattresses
may be rented at the College.
Tuition is free TO students from this State.
Board is furnished at cost. Moderate wages a.
lowed labor For further particulars send for
logue, apply TO T. c. ABBOTT, President.
Lansing, Michigan. 4oOw2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
STATE OF CONNECTICUT

Robert Johnson, being duly sworn his oath doth
depose and say that he has read ths foregoing
ment and knows the contents thereof that this deponent
is Secretary Of said Company Association and that
he has good reason TO believe, and does believe said
statement to BE- true.
ROBERT A. JOHNSON Secretary
Sworn and subscribed before me- st Hartford in said
State and county this 5th day Of February A D. 1884
l. s. HENRY K W. WEIGH,
COm'r for Mich in Conn.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

On the 18th inst by S. D. Newbro, Esq at his resi-
dsnee in this city Mr.. WIN n. STRONG, of WATERFOWL
and Mss MARIETTA sHADDUCR, of Eagle
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
Report of Cemetery Commits
siOneFs.

The Cemetery Commissioners Of the city OF lansing
respectfully report That the amount Of funds received
BY them during the year ending Feb Is 1864 was ~
follows:
Cash on hand, Feb. Is, 1868 Observation-Disclosures. 40 oil
80 received for Cemetery Lots .............. IS COL
lOtAi sAlo VI
or which amount there has been expended fol
lows:
Amt paid G. Straub for work 1Sz days 81 % $40 IS
2 days, at 81 25,.. 2 so
81 " .. Is
R R. Bryant for lumber, .............. . 40
" for nails. -...---....-.-.. ............- Il
" for work done by C sraub, ............ so
Total. $50 IS
4. : -. - -. ID. - - 10.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

The interments in the Cemetery for the year ending
Dec. 81, 1868, were as follows;
william wager, Charles EnOlen
George Fletcher, Mary White
ClAivan c. LOngstreet George 7. Beales,
Christian Bollinger, Nettie A. Elliott,
Jos eph Englehart, George ". Dart,
VIM Andrew Calkins, Willie Harris,
Willis T. Everett, Anthony Griffin,
Richard Sutler, William H. Carr,
Annette Sutterby, William p Daniels,
Emma White, Mary Z. Arnold,
Ernest H. Thornbury, Matthew Elder,
Andrew KirkwcOd o. L. Robson,
j n. Sprague, Celia ". Thompson
William Campbell, Joseph Hj Hull,
NJ A. Jones Lavins BOttsford,
Charles Bush Clara A Dancer,
Claudius Carr, Elmaa Beebe,
J. J. Slocum JOha A. Reece,
William G. Stade Mary c. Woodruff,
o. c. wswen, Josaphina Wade,
Ansen Adams John Martin,
Kate l. Tabor, Charles Palmer,
Jesse r. CrOssman David Hector,
Frederick Cooper, A N. Pachin,
William Cooper. Christian Hamerdinger.
Basil Hertel sarah Walker
Nanny Ann O'Bren, Lucy Ann Burgess
l. u. Page, Carrie Hunt,
JOsepsh Welte Charlotte Wilson
william Norton, William ChOats,
$. Morehouse, Joseph 3. Mackrel
TEODORE FOSTER,
L K HEwETT,
j. ". BARKER,
Cemetery COm'rs.
T
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
WEAKNESS Or DEBILITY INDUCED BY
OVEN FAIlGCE
VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION. NpIsCKFTToNs OF
NDIrTH

Sores and Ulcers Blotohes and Swellngs, can, with
certainty Dee radically cured the Pills taken ght
and morning and the Ointment be freely slated
IN the printed Instructions. II treated IN any other
manner, they dry part t. break another
whereas this oiutmsnt " IA remove the humors from
the system and leaves the Patient vigorous and heal
Thy man. IL Will require LITTLE perseverance, In had
cases 10 insure a lasting cure.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT or APPETITE,
INCIDENTAL To SOIDILRS

Those feelings which 50 sadden usually arise from
trouble OF annoy obstructed perspiration
lng and drinking whatever Is unwholesOme, thus dis
t1rbng tae heathful action OF the Liver stomach
These organs must be relieved II yOu desire 10 be well
he fas. taken according 10 The printed instructous
VI" quickly produce healthy action IN both liver aud
stomach AID natural consequence, clear head and
goCL appetite
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
J AFTFCTlNG TRooPs.

VII De speedily relieved and erectuAlly cured BY Is
ing these admirable medicines, ana BY paying proper
attention ~ ths Directions which attached u each
Pot or Box
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

4 Ii WHO HAVE FRIENDS AND
II Relatives IN the Army Navy should take espec-
la care that they be amply supplied with these Pills
AMI Ointment aud where he brave Soldiers and sailors
have neS ected 10 provide themselves with them no
better present De them by their friends They
have been proved 10 be the Soldier alug friend
Ia the hour q need.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
XOOLS 3SNaWWI

~ PIanteTs and Tree DeaIerz VII DO vel 20 l1s1ec'
ear stock before PurchssDg elsewhere.
HARRIS GRIN.
svi5- ProprisfQr.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24
MI a 13IED.

Lansing Feb. "a, 1864.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-02-24

Leaving the amt Of cash hand Feb Is 1854 ss7 40
The interments in the Cemetery for the year ending
IA. "a fnInEa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 17-6 r. M.

"WEDNESDAY, Feb. l7-6 T. d.
The abundance Of money and the prospect of .
steady increase in the supply Of capital continue
to stimulate the stock market and to increase the
prices to greater or less degree, of every de-
scription Of stock represented on the list When
and where this imitation process is to end are
questions which do not seem to attract the least
consideration; but all who are bent on making
speedy fortunes rush wildly into the vortex of
speculation, without waiting to consider whether
they are likely to be swallowed up or whether
they will be able to go safely through the danger
Gus passage. There is game at which all
can win, and many will realize this truism as
the end approaches. Compared with the high
est cash sales at the first meeting of the Brokers
Board yesterday, New York Central rose to-day
" Erie Railroad, 2; Erie preferred, "A; Hudson
River, "a; Harlem, l; Reading, u; Michigan
Southern, ~; Illinois Central, "a; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, ~; Ge1ena and Chicago, u; Cleveland
and Toledo, ~; Fort Wayne, ~ Chicago and
Northwestern. "a; Cumberland Coal, q. and Can
ton Company, "a. Michigan Southern declined "a;
Chicago and Rock Island, II, and Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen, The general market was Q
little or at the last board, and Erie, which had
reached 1ls, closed at 1882. Harlem went dowr
to lO9 and closed at llOH-4H per cent below the
highest sales In the morning. New York Central
closed at 1897, Erie preferred ct 1857, Hudson
River at l461<, Illinois Central ut 1927, Reading
at l24, Michigan Southern st s6H. and Michigan
Central ct l34s4.
Prices of railroad shares at the first board to.
day compare with those obtained on Wednesday
La n foil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18
CITY CommERCIAL REPORT.

WHDNH1DAY, Foo. I1-IP II,
ASHES Receipts 68 bbs. Sales 10 bbls pots al g sy
Pearls are nominaily $40
BRSADs1urs Receipts 0,oo8 bbls -four. 200 bbs and
1876 bags meal 1906 bushels wheat ATS do corn,
43i4 do oas and o33 DO barley malt The flour mar
kss depressed State and Western brands S3o
ioc lower Influenced BY tho decline in god the rcduo
ton being principally Western BRANDS the stock q
which 10 heavy and increasing The days sales foot up
II 900 bbls, basis Of 90 rs % 90 for sxtra State
and 81 IS . 81 40 for shipping Ohio. Canadian VS.
also trlne or with sales Of $50 bbs at 90 rs 50 %
for brands and 81 - 80 for medium 70 ohoioe
extras. Southern -four lower. with doing ~
the decline Tho reached 1000 bbs at 81 20 81 o.
for inferior to good mixed brands and SO rs for
fancies aud extras Rye -four was without decided
change with saess Of 200 bbs, at IS SO Sc So Corn
meal sold to the extent OF 900 bb at 80 10 50 20 for
urnnd nd al N Nc mot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

La sOctete Hyateniqne DC New York y
an organa OF eminent French who have made
the periectcn OF articles designed for the use OF the toilet
Tne society "a resolved to make only Articles Of the .e
highest class and 10 suRer bearing their name sno
metallic seal 10 leave their laboratory unless they can ur
pledge themselves a. 10 Its absolute purity, perfection spa
sautary effects
The have the pleasure OF now ready ,heir
refreshing pnd invgoranG vuagre de Toilette the eesAn
yapcnca the fragrant HWie and deiahtful magnos
Fh0coe, ell OF which -four exquisite productions they oner
prices such only perfect ssem aud economy IN mani
pulAton render poesble. $500.
All erdsrs and inquiries should DO addressed 10 VICTOR
~ MAvuER, Ito Ch.obers street, the sce'cty's sss
thoricd ageut
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18
The Refugee from Richmond.
TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

ST NICHOLAS HofEL, Feb. II, 1854.
have read in your issue OF to-day letter signed BY
John r. Porter Jr wherein he solicts aid ID behalf or
Mr. Quarles who was his companion his late escape
from Richmond. The enclosed sum, though SMALL con.
tribute chcerfuly for the purpose Of parsdug my
name in your widely circulated Journal but offer II a
An example for others TO initiate order that all per-
sons in the self sly LED Confederate States, similarly stu
sted 10 Mr. Cusries and who are suffering under the
same oppressive thradom, may know that they viii be
rsceiy cd by their Northern brothers With open arms.
- EDWARD RIDDLE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

surepwr Corxr-CiRcrn.--Part mos. 14o1, l169,
1l7i, 1878, 14y5, 1877, 1881, 1883 s', 1852 i!si
Part -Nos ash 1853 1905 1885, 1s2, 1897 1919, 6s4,
1881 1855, ss4 1907, esS, HOS, goo, esi $780, S7s,
surrR,o. Cornr--Tsur Tssx--Part Mos. 1911.
1884, 3s55, 2i63, 2l5s, 32i3 3tb, 1911, sa59, 3to3
1895, 3497 s4cg, 3tol, 35O3 $685. Part 2-Nos 2o1e,
2180, 2058, 353A $780, 1872 $500, Sob2, 1904, 1900
3S6s, acre, 3512, 35T4, 8b1e.
CcuRr ov COMMON plsAs General term 10 session
daily Of four o'clvck TRIAL term adjcurnea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

Grover & .Baher's Celebrated Elastic
Stitch Sewing Machines awarded the highest premiums
all competitors the State Fairs Of New York YER
mont Iowa. fndians Michigan, Illinois, Kentucky Pennsyi
vania Ohio Oregon and pectable institute
county fair he'd in 1865 saesroofns 4s5 Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

Wonderful. Delicious. Inimisable. RE-
sc rs W. Y: s.s
ZEE 20 pssf snoss ether y ~ seos
Omeial Drawings OF Murray. Eddy 3
Co.'S k'as .ssvU sssi sI Is:.sr Gas. r.s II ISL
II ~ s. ss IS Is i Il is S. &C. a.
's ''' '''' '''' . 'A' asssE
Omeial Drawings OF che shelby College
.'' = - SsssA CLASS sl-yss. Y iss4 = !, a
~ w. o0 &C o. ss s r. sS ~ ri si ~ ~ " ~
76 s. a. Is. so. SO. So; l6. 81. ~. ~, 81, Ss'z
Circulars sent " addressing /. &. SIMMONS . coH
oovinssoa, ~.
OmciaI Drawings OF the Library Asso.
citation o'np'1aE ... Ist Ss. = s Ks.isSs 1884
rs, 81, As, 81 IS: 90. g. 4. a., z; 49, Co. TO- 49,
%, 49, A. IS. II, ~. IS. SIS. IS. 81 90 o. II. "A,
0''i rsas e. Els w. Managers ooas ~
Messrs. simmon., Rogers q GO. are s
:ssss . and Z is;ss'; .
~. .aa Ssssss s,:a ssx5zs
Prixss Cashed In All Legal Letteriss.--
rap' ana risS: ,s1 r W ;ss: :.r..
aoyai Havana Lettery.-Thirty pes
isss ss. e.: s.d COD
ana Silver. Is MsiI street. NJ.
,.ss sns isissnsss gwen b As1oso il Srosd~ss
Lottery TieHess Cashsa In ali Lsgsiissa
sosEFa S2Ts 5eoss wall street. room MOL
t.s . zsa e.; '' sss
sss:s =: .ss s'd retail
A n.a.tir.a cemP.ezlo.: Laird:
ior AZ Sssn.ifyns tAs complexion 1s Broad
Burnetts- Cocosine. has Received strong
certificates Of IT, virtues as hair preparation from every
section OF the country. For BADNESS end DANDRuES
has been proved to possess I'll the mer. claimed for asd
is far superior to pomadss alcoholic washes HAIR
DRESSING It's the result Of much experiment study.
and is inmitable.
JOSEPH BURNETT CO.. Boston. Projectors.
Sold everywhere
THE COLOGNE WATER prepared by Joseph Burnett 4
Co., Of Boston. superior veritable "Farna We
speak from actual experience Baltimore American.
Bottles Wanted.
SCRIEDAM sCHNAPPS.
Quart and pint Bottles purchased st the Depot 10 Beaver
Balls, Parties and Wcddings.-LadAcs'
white satin, kid and linen Cater Boots and Slippers with
beautiful bows and rosetes. MILLER CO. g. 3S1 Canal
street.
Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In the
wsrd Harmless. reliable. instantaneous The only
feet dye Sold by all druggists Factory 81 Barclay street
CrfstadOro, Hair Dye, Presorvative
and Wig Depot Wholesale aud RETAIL No Astov House.
The dye applied BY skilfui artists
Chaps. Chafes. Pimpies. Exceptions.
saltrheum flesh worms &C. cured By GOURAUDS Italian
Aedicaed Soap At his new depot. los Broadway.
Cherokee PilIs.-FemaIe Regulator
The u2!an Indian Medicine ssd By z, ~. druggists ~
cry street. Ssw YORK Psnphis. free '
Care yous Cough.-Use Campbell's syrup
Tar and Wild Cherry Is and 30 cents bottle Sure cure
e, Cough 0cs; ssrs Ihrcat and D!phefis TO b bad
Iowery and Fourth street. and in Brooklyn at Mines. 27
Germs, Dumions, Inverted Nails. Em--
arged joints all diseases Of the feet Without gau
o. insonvenience e the patient b Dr. 2ACHARlk Bur
ssen Chifcpodist, 760 BroAdway.
Demorest's New York lilustratsd
NewSvs spicy and humorous attractions for this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

An Appeal to PsepIs'of CeMmsn sense,
- v these who desire 70 have tAs aaisssa bsaoasd
READ AND REFLEcr. =
READ AND REFLEor
READ AND RRrLRor
READ AND REFLEcr
REAP AND RsFLsor
READ AND REFLECT
has been from tius mmsmor.al the oojsc. Of phian
throplsss TO nud remedy the ills Of s and soss
ac st has for ages srpsred every avenue in order 70
discover the hidden secret has BEEN however reserved
for modern science to bring before the world the great
ssrsyer Of disease, and In HoOsLAND's aRRxAx BIT.
TIERS ere Concentrated virtues which tend to pro-
mote healthy aud vigorous lre Unlike the generality .,
bttes they an aicohoc mixture but pure tonic
composed entirely Of vegetable subssaos They are pos
tive cure Tor
DrsPEPsIA.
AND eefM
DISEASES RESULTING FRox
DISORDERS OF ras LIVER
AND DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
AND WEAKENED AND DsBILlrArsD rRAxzs m
COME RsNEwsD WITH ALL THE vIaoR
or HEALTH.
The reputation Of this preparation Is not Of day nor
month. year. confined within limited space.
nor Is bat known ana appreciated BY those Who
the circle Of fashion and reanemen m on the contrary
world wde and the unphs Of this article have blessed
alike the rich and the poor while like the snow that falls
gently on The EARTH 20 this enemy mankind causes is
blessings to descend upon shs suffering and acted Ts
virtues ara Known In every quarter the inhababs GLOBE
and the wonderful cures which ID daily performing have
the Aghes. post in the temple OF science With
such Recommendation backed by iuconssstbls and un
doubted testimonials from those who have experienced s
curative properties giving 10 the public no assertion but
what bas passed through the crucble Of TRUTH and
ported byau array Of splendid and hitherto unknown
,riumphs wha, wonder th.. Thousands rush to 70,
relief in the hour OF danger
RRHEABER,
THAT THis BIrrERs r.
NOT ALCOHOLIC.
CONTAINS NO BUN OR warsKsY.
AND CAN'T MAKE DRUHkAsDs.
IS NOT A
BARRON DRINK.
SUBSTITUTE ros RON.
osAT
INTOXICATING BEVERAGE.
BUT A HroHLY CONCENTRATED
VEGETABLE EXTRACT.
PURE TONIC.
FREE FROM ALCOHOLIC srIMULANr OR
INJURIOUS DRUGS.
into the FOUR amesto your wife, your children
your friends
Read the testimony Of the respectable peopleper
soma OF character and who
CAN ALWAYS BE FOUND
WE WILL PAY $1,000
To any one will produce Certificate published BY
that IL not GENUINE.
NEW YORK TESTIMONY
From John 3. wckersham. ESQ.,, Arm of wickersham /
Huchson the celebrated manufacturers Of fancy iron
works, 80 Canai street.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

Gold was dull to-day, and sellers and buyers
generally were unusually shy Of each other, while
time operators seemcdnncommonly chary. The
different bills before Congress relating to gold
gambling have the effect Of restricting sales as il
is thought that one Of them will be enacted into
law. The floating stock Of gold in the street hav.
ing materially diminished, the gamblers are anx-
ious that the law authorizing the sale Of the sur.
plus coin in the vaults Of the Sub Treasury shall
be passed, in order that their operations may have
a more extended basis. The transactions at the
exchange are now principally confined to lots Of
ten thousand dollars. The quotations to-day were
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

JapOafca, the Elegant New Article OF
the sociee hysienique for the preservation
and growth OF the hair superedes with vast superiority
Al other Preparations sold for the same purpose Price
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18
The Alleged Recruiting Frauds.
GENERAL sPIN0LA, THE JUDGE ADVOCATE AN
OTuun ORPlCgRS pYAN1NED. ETC.


GENERAL sPINOLA, THE JUDGE ADVOCATE AND
oT1ua OHHlCYRs 1xAMINED. ETC.
The court martial for the trial Of alleged delinquent
ocsrs met yesterday and the rsbusing evidence in the
sss OF Lieutenant Cole was continued, ~ follows
Captain Bsownson Assistant Adutant General to Gene
raj Hays testified that hs knew Do 10 Haye for three
four msushs, and world not believe him bis cath.
p B. Marsh waS the next witness he testified to hav
ing gone to Rkers Island BY direction OF General Hays
TO investigate the Of Rsuilards enlistment asked
Lieutenant Cole about IL. who referred him General
Spinola asked the General was not the duty Of the
mastering ocsr to read the enlistment paper the
cruit, and that General Spinola REPLIED "Damn It, we
ness then asked the General bow Il was 10 the case OF
Reullard and he replied, Damn III he signed his name"
Capital. Ryes ne Judge Advocate testified that be
cent last November to Lafayette Hall, by General
Dix, to witness the manner In which recruiting was con-
Quoted there he saw negro about eighteen or twenty
struggling get away; he then made himself KNOWN and
procured the release Of the negro Many complaints were
BY fass promises IN consequence General Dz desired TO
break the recruiting atIafnyette Hail. and applied to
made TO General Dir about lafayette Hall averaged
day the brokers used 70 promise she men furouehs,
from two hundred TO three hundred dollars OUT OF every
one they passed - Lstayetts Hal. General pr notified
whether Lieutenant Cole was present when the negro
was released. 81
L.. w
Captain Rvss and described the circumstances
was order pass the guards without per
nit and II with the guards, IN violation OF this
der, the negro struggling.
Peter Hunter testified the good character Of De Ia
Have
Gen Spnola then re-examined for the defence BY
counsel for accused He testified that the negro re-
ferred to by Captain Rvss had passed through the va
rious processes OF enlistment except the mastering when
be got sick OF bis bargain, and the guard would not let
him ps.s out; he (ihe witners) then went up TO
the negro TO pacify him, but found II impossible,
and passed him out without delay; Captain Riyss did
not interfere az all Captain Rves sent by General
Dix 1t mis- request, and was present three four
times; detective came "a the once and stated that
French sailor was mustered In, and that he wished 10
the whom he would pursue to the end OF
the world he 1.-THE wncss) replied that the interpreter
had committed offence to such an9usse and
the detective replied that great violation OF inter.
national law had been committed; the witness then
stated that the self important manner OF The detective i'm
pressed him with the idea that he atacne Of the
French Consulate and that he told him that he would
impress the French Emperor, or Consul himself (he
detective they passed the doctor and went throux
tho regular process.
The court then adjourned til Friday next.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

Marshaii.s
,;:. ES:;s$:s: s::.:si y .s 60: csla@
i !sls = pisssss. "a .s q i'-N
s a,:c Is ana 81 - ss! sS' p:s %.
ssiy S y fss: Ss.:Ss rrsuss NJ
b bsS . .sa As.s h saw.s
Msugs.,s Direction L.sels and Tags.
E Passs Heel 50: oSm Tickets o. VICTOR
Mag no,ia Phiioeoms and HriIs PAiIo-
r ooass
bottle Foe ssie Il tie depot lis CSanbsrs street ~
Peansyiv.nia Laads for sale.
5000 in the counties OF Lycomins cunsou Luserne
aud Tiogs.
Would be sold IN whole tracts or from 100 900
acres ana prices These counties are among the
dnes in the State for health beauty scenery rich deposits
Of coal iron and other minerals aud timber with good rail-
road and canal facilities leading to the cities Of Philadelphia
and New York.
Afurderptioa can 30 had pamphIe, by application 10
lsa South Fourth street. rshsaepSa
Patentsi Patents! .Patentsr
CO. Pr ~ q ~: "a
tents FOR Inventions n this all foreign countreA
hessra Mum Co. have had experience
ccS!ng Patents apd have acted Attorneys for more
~ : ss .ss
ton. Consultation advice free. Address
MUM CO., 81 Park row, New York, or
Corner and Seventh streets. Washington. d. q.
Sore ThrOat..Those Afflicted with
coughs hoarseness irritation and OF
will nnd nothing enlcacious ~ . throat remedy
BROWN Bronchial Troches Sold by oil druggs.a
Trusses, Elasttc Stoe III ngs. dkc.-Marsh
co.'s Radical Cure Truss oce only ct No. gesey street
Lady attendant.
The vinaigre Dc Toilette Of the Soclete
Hygienique Of New York. most exquisite cosmetic SAM
and dsnectan For sHe price 75c and 81 20 bot
tie, at the depot li6 Chambers street
white virgfn Wax or Antilles Bea uti-
6es whens the plexion without njtrng IT, Re.
member II IL Pure Whe Virgin Wax, manufactured BY
HUNT Co., 3S South Seventh street. Philadelphia. Sold
at IT'S Broadway and BY druggists everywhere
wigs, TOupess, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
and Moldavta Cream. for beauufyfug the Hair. W. A.
BACHELORS. l6 Bond street.
wheeler d wilson's Highest Premium
lock stick SEWING Machines ONCE sos Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

DIR. Hunters DtscOvory-A Botanic Ell.
tract and Root erpons OF the skin ulcers OF
the throat legs and the poisonous impurities
OF the blood No Division street. n " since 1884 Eight
separate and private entrance Book gratis Beware
bogus DR. Hunters; the 10 full Of knaves
trick to rob the doctor OF his great reputation sklfu
and reliable physician He has no other oflce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

Omcfal Drawings Of the shelby College
Lottory Of Kentucky.
EIraA CLASS si-reb. IL 1854 80.
7S. 10, 60, 49, As, 90. So. 80. 2, l6. 10, "a, w.
GLASS 82-Feb II, 1854 . . -. =
76 8, 81, Is, so, Sc. So; l6, 50, ~, "a, S. 50,
onsuA'' ''A' " saafo'snf &. SIMMONS 4 COZ
Covngton, Kl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-02-18

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