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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-15
The Good are Always Perse-
cuted,

Tn the days of John Adams, men of the
prisoned for ' defending the Constitutional ma
rights Of the people. In the days Of Biddle
Bank, High Tariffs and Bankrupt Laws,
they were persecuted for upholding the Con
stitution. In the days of Abraham Lincoln
they are persecuted, imprisoned, property
seized, and opprobious epithets heaped up
on them all for upholding the Constitu-
tion and the rights of American citizens. =
How long, oh! how long, will the honest
masses be deluded
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-15

LORD BRoUGnAM once said the ot
Constitution of the United States, that Il
was the greatest refinement in social policy
to which any state Of circumstances has ever
given rise. or to which any age has ever given
birth" And yet a set of fanatical theorists
who have no practical common sense them
selves, have undertaken to tear it up and
make better one. Tho Democracy stand
by the old book.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-15
From the Goth Ohio.
CAMP s MILES SOUTH OF KINGSTON, GA.
Monday, May 23d, 1864.


Monday, May 23d, 1864 J
EDITOR SENTINEL.-For the information
of those interested in the welfare of Co. X,
Goth o. v. V. l., write to say all are safe
and we'll We have had a long and fatigue
ing chase after the retreating enemy since
the battle of Reseca, or Snake Creek valley,
but all have stood the march splendidly.- -
We arrived here on Friday, the Goth, and
have been resting the entire army Our
regiment lost in Saturdays fight at the
above named place, % killed and wounded !;
the color bearer and two others killed on the
field, three have died since. We are moving
out to-day for Atlanta, 81 miles distant by
rail, our division in rear of corps and trains.
We are all in splendid spirits and buoyant
with hope.
Yours truly,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-15

MANY of the young women pride them
selves upon being excessively pale as if
they would resemble the Venus of Rome,
besides being the goddess of beauty, was al
so the goddess of corpses.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-15

A DISAPPOINTED maiden says that the
reason an old maid is generally SO devoted to
her cat, is, that not having husband she
naturally takes to the next most treaeherous
MIN al.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-15

No good man eycr gave anything with
ont being the more happy for it. unless TO
the undeserving, nor took anything away
without being less 50. M
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-06-15

MANLY spirit, as ID is generally called, is
often little else than the froth sad foam Cf
hard mouthed insolence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03

D. Z Morrow, Of BRISTOL Conn, hss invented
Yankee Soap" for washing hands and clothes.
II Ia claimed 70 be superior article.
Hnrrr cAnrxr, ten years old, who resided 81
Gloucester, New Jersey, WAS stacked BY blood
hound, about tan days ago and vn % terribly In
turcd that he died soon antr. Tbs bloodhound vas
The property Of resident Accompanying The boy
Wa small dog, which attscko the savage animal
and fought him desperately In defence q ,he child.
bu, W. torrtbly torn himself. The child was toes
ed about In the field for some txne SPECTATORS SIP.
posing u W be dead snirnsl III they discovered u
was human being, when they vent 70 bc childs
rescue. Both ears were torn on aud the scalp en-.
urely taken from his head. Tho sesh was torn
nom his face, besides other Injuries. He VI. found
IN an insensible condition, and loek-jsv soon fol-
lowing, death ensuod.
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MEDICINES.
A YER's CHERRY PEcToRAL, FOR THE

IA
IA RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoaTseness Group Bron-
chi,s Inciplent Consumption, and for the relief OF
Consumptve Patients In the advanced STAGES OF tho
direA4e.
70 wide 10 the field for Its usefulness and uumer
the cases Of its cures that almost every tec-
tion Of country atounds In persons public known,
who have been TeBto cd from alarming anu even des
perate diseases OF the lungs by Ito use. When once
Tried, lite superiority over every other expecorant Ia
too apArrnt W escape observation, and ~here is
virtues know the public no longer hesitate what
snidote employ Tor the dist essinS and DANGEROUS
Affect Of the pulmonary organs that are Incident
10 our climate. While many inferior remedies TIL uss
upon the community have failed and been discarded,
this has gained friends By every triaeonfrIed bene-
IL on the afflicted they can never iorget aud pro
ducni cnIes numerous and 700 remAI kAhle TO be
We can only assure the public that Its quality 10
carefully kept up to the best u has Teen, and
thai il may 10 relied 70 DO for their relief ali that
ID has done.
men and eminent ptTsona<eA have lent their names
10 certify the unparalleled refulnees OF remedies
but space he- wall not permit the insertion OF the
The AGENTS below named furnish gratis our Amor.
can Almanac, IN which they given, with also full
descriptions Of the complaints they cure.
Ihose who require al Alternative medicine 10 purify
the blood viii ind Ayers Comp. Ext. saIsapsTA the
remedy 70 use. Try 1t once, and you viii know its
vAlce-
sold b all Druggists and dealers in medicine every
where, Adj
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BROOKLYN.

COLLISION ON TIRE EAST RIVERA col
hslon occurred shouts O'Clock yesterday morning
on the East River, between one Of the Catherine
Ferry boats and United States transport, which
was sseamino down the river. The ferry boat was
struck amidships, but fortunately on the beam Of
the padde-vheols, entirely disabling her, but not
doing any other injury. The greatest alarm pre-
vailed for period among the passengers on the
ferry -bosi, and many OF them dvested themselves
Of their clothing with the intention OF Jumping in
the river, supposing the boat was about 10 sink.
tow boat 10 the rescue Of the ferry boat and
the passengers were all safely conveyed TO the
dock Of the Empire Stores, where they were landed
BOARD OF SUrERvIsoRs-THE Bounty
LoAs "A meeting Of the Kings County BOARD Of
Supervisors WAS held yesterday. Tho SHARES Of
The Clerks IN the Relief Commss oners' Office was
als0 ra.'e' tc % yer az, resolution WAS ndopt-
cd. su''"'''' 'Ne trSaEcr Of eb0,OA from the
ooni.nguII ~. 10 the credit Of the Siptrinten-
cn,s Of the ", 10 be applied 10 the re,lei Of the
fan lies Of pc - IN .Ht ''-yi"e Of the tnlted
sIntes. The - Il 90 rs'sng 2ncy to p'y u-yun-
| Les '.r volulW rs ,d' red "a, when iht
Chairman Of the b., t-o. Httee statcj that
rangeulents wd.e In ~ egS, TO tho end that
! sutfcioat number Of hDu,!s would he negotiated
| within few days to y. th'v them 10 resume Il,
payment Of 'bounret. No action was taken, snd
| the BJsrd adjourned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03
MARINE NEWS.
Dec. SIS. R., y c7-s. So sa-H. W. .vsnii w.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
sTHAxsHIPs-w Woodward, Baltimore Bre.
men, for Bremen
sHlPs-London, for London: Advance, Psnsma.
BARKs-Ervin, Mstsnoras, Gstelle, Barbsdoes.
Fannie, Philadelphia.
BRIGs-Cnl Johsn, Liverpool Sarah Croveli,
Kingston, Jam; Nary McKse, Bremen Amanda Jane,
Csnpe.chy; Thomas oven, Neuvitas; T n A Pitts
Bermudr Henrietta, Bermuda Gentle Annie Hall
faS. stevens, Phisdelphia.
sCH0OSERS-D G Higgins Alersndris; hary
Shields, New Bedford; Geo Parker Gte.nocf 4;
Leysnt St John. u; Sarah Laytnis- Wellington;
y Miller, Wahlnston; Ney, Washins fon; Wave,
Washington; John 4 DAILY, Baltimore; LiLsie Ray
mond Bristol, Ruth Hslsey, wareham.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star, from New orleans,
Geo Wa.hinston, New Orleans China. Liverpool and
Queensto~ni Chesapeake, Portland, Ne; Adele ~ 81
koy West and Beaufort.
eH1P-Jsoob Starner, from Havre With mdsc, &c.
BARks-Amoriean Earle, AspInvail; Fannie, Key
West Antelope santa Cruz, via sslt Cay, 7 l.
BRIGs-Cnsandra Of whitstabie, Y, from Zante:
Henry gilbert, Maven; Ocean Traveller Mani Anila
eCHOONERs-Phebe, Havana. Ellicott Ponce,
X. l. Bewley, Virginia Y Woosey, Newbern. II
Youns, Great Ess Hsrbori Lovett Peacock, stono J
Nelson, Georgeto-n for Tsunton; stephen Morgan,
Fortress Monroe; Charlie Willie, Elksbethport for
Boston: Dsvis, aaKua; Sarah MILL, New Haven
Tor Tansier Cynthia Jane, Taunton: Sallie w At
hins Milton. Del; America Providence; Caroline G,
New Haven.
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General Intelligence.
[By Ksa to n. Nsv Yori SUM-

IT is known 70 the authorities of Rochester, says
paper Of that city, that mischief was contemplate
ed here-a least talkod OF by parties who would be
whA, has come TO light and 10 known 70 the au-
thorites cauno, be msde public for prudential roa-
sous Something has heen done 10 avert danger,
but no, oil that ought 70 be done.
IT Is stated that the Presidcntin his forthcoming
mes-age will recommend advance Of one grade
in the navy, similar TO that gwen in the army by
the appointment Of Grant as Lieutenant General.
Tho now grade IL Is said, will DO that OF vice-Ad-
mirsl, and Immediately on It's creation, tho Navy
win nominate y the vies'Admirlty, RearAdmir'
q fNTsgVt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03
THE SUNDAY MERCURY's GRAND sPE.
C1ALTY

10 the VERY LATEST NEWS published ip this city
on sunday morning. In this respect Il leaver all
competitors lAsgins far behind Dates from wash
inston up 10 FOUR O'CLOCK, A. N, and City News
equally a. late, appear every Sunday IN its pages IL
telegraphic correspondence, transmitted from all
quarters at an exp,nso never before dreamed Of BY
any weekly pross 10 at once oopious and authentSc
Twenty tmeH at csst during the last twelve months,
Its Military News has been later than that appearing
In any other paper printed tho came day. It's 10
cal Intelligence has never been equalled by any nevs-
paper in America daily or weekly. SothiYg which
any clasp to know e-cares the vigilance OF Its
reporters The shipping News in its columns 10 up 70
two O'clock on Sunday morning, and In fact as
NEWSPAPER II has no rivals At hor1e, and lew II
any equals abroad. Iu soldiep' letter.; correspond
enee from the European capitals Court news sport
ing news sho- news Religious ntelligeno Foreign
intelligence; Table Talk Humorous sketches Serial
storie. Poetry Editorial MelanSe report. o. inter-
Getting trials descriptions OF public speotacles re-
ports Of speeches lectures, &c, &c, render II the
nost interesting Of all public journals. Containing
more matter than any three daillee two week
es In tho country It Ia by far the cheapest paper ea-
tant and It's eiIeulAonj which triples that Of AL the
other sunday sheets Of the city, 10 a sufficient ovi-
dence OF Its peerless popularity.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03
FURS.

A TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
"A tsblshcd \. Y. Fur Manufacturing Co s3 Chat
ham IT opposite Crook, White Marble Hotel ia sell
early and get choice and great bargain sets $3.50
mutfs and COLLAR $3.50 each, and upwards SIBERIAN
low. Altering and repairing 70 the latest styles,
equal 70 new receipt given 10 purchasers insurnS
against moths. Look for the mammoth 50. FLEN-
ING, Manager. 952
EURS, FURS-LADIES' AND Children's
L fancy furr, cheaper than the cheapest at the
msnufsctoIy, 32T Eighth ave, bet 10th and 9Th ss
Remember 1871, up Stair Fun altered and repaired.
GEORGE fINlGAS. 40
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A sTUPENDous LEGISLATIVE CON-
n sPrRACY.

NEW YORK CITY TO BE
A PROVINCE OF ALBANY.
hiss sntheutlc intelligence Of q conspiracy ssanss
ELECTORAL RIGHTS OF the Empire City, Which 10
70 be contaminated at the pert session Of the Less-
Az sais The Particular vi" be Published In the Sun
TOMORROW MORNING
IL appcsrs from the disclosures that the Commercial
cultural and Backwoods interest-that she 10 not 70
eon,erplate . COMPLETE REvoLU.TfoN In our
Municipal Cove eminent The city 10 10 be rc-drtrtct-
ed the present Fire Department wiped out the
RANK and tile Of the community practically dhnsn-
ehssd and the Empite City TO Be cut up into sDccs
AID sold 70 the highest bidders by legislators many
q 9n Jhom never saw the City Hal; The news ,ncIe.
wish 70 obtain full knowledge Of one Of the most
atrocous schemes ever coneocted for the
ABAsfMENT OF A GREAT CITY,
and the virtual nhrosa,ion Of chartered righta
READ THE SUNDAY MERCURY
TOMORROW.
No palms have been spared 70 obtain and sn The
facts connected With this shameful besenesk the Or
)ect being 70 give the citizens OF Nov York
Authentic INFORMATION
Al the earliest possible moment In relation 70 sub
ject Of such vital Interest
The CIRCU LATIOS Of the SUNDAY MERCURY
which 10 now THREEF0LD greater than that q
AZ the Sunday Papers oombined--has bean obtained
LATEST, TRuEST AND FULLEST NEWS
touching all matters that nearly concern the interests
Of the City and Of the people large, and eIpenes
70 thought too sIeat labor too srduous that lends
In any way TO the accomplishment Of this important
object.
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PRoohEse OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to
prsseut ind eatons Of rsoruIlino at Al, Parl I,ar
A. 49,
isSAS 'ns'o nooo 70 NO ioAf 'or osh IN inns cry
for some tmo yet. Supervisor Blunt the Char.
ma. NJ thu COMMITTEES. h.. nj, hand. fu,l NJ hn.,.
oo,-,1 .,,,,1
no's "om iooe'oek IN mo morning VII ise IN ue
afternoon, every day, and he Is mos, ably assisted
nv uon rn,.h p,,av .,., a.. =, A.. co,,,,,,-
" '' 'o
too' yesterday more WAS IN All ABOUT hlrty per-
sons enrolled, substitutes and new recruits and
.ho,, AZ. ,,..-- . A.. No., rh
~ ' "u 'uo ".'''' i"''o
s'asoaed 70 the sian OF the Committee number
OF clerks who arc kept constantly busy In making
o'' "o NECESSARY PsPo' ana squArns soe &C.
counts OF "e commute rhere Is not doubt
maj " 'ne e'nhens wiz lena helping hand IN tho
nA''ef OF recruiting mere VIII 10 no lear Of dram
"arhs any IN INC lace
rin1s'-i"eenaiAr'm Is sun gong on, aud
nTes OCCASIONALLY preAk out In various parts OF Tho
a'y-no' IN hosoiS' Tor mai Is played out, but In
stables lumber yards and IN stores On Thurs
day about midnight nro vas discovered In tho
Stables iSs and IN h'ins'en street. which were
| occupea ny oarman nsmed James KIRBY, and
Tered 10 The s.,snt Of ss01 VIII, K,,bv.s 10. sn.
$500. Tue horses we're saved, bu. slumber yard
s UiS aS,h,,.. ho ON. hne 40 sreas uaheet, and
sIsrtions OF ,ho hr,msn Thi. rss c,rta,nSv ,hs
work Of an iecendi.ry.
,n .S W., R,sas1H nio a'a ,ns uame ouili-
Tia - o,eup sI By NJ. Frank Greenwood "A .
clothing store Another 40 eomEsr,%ee. was occupied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03
pEMARKABLE COMBINATION OF EX.
~ CITING EVENTS.

~ CITING EVENTS. -
THE SUNDAY MERCTRY
OF TOMORROW, DECEMBER 4TH.
will be one Of the most important numbe the pa
per Issued since the ar commenced.
THE GREAT SHERMAN MYSTERY
viii be made clear by authentic evidence, and the
ed General giyen In detail. COMMUNICATION between
Augusta aid Savannah have been suspended and the
FEDERAL FORCES
at the lA@t accounts
WITHIN THIRTY MILES OF THE SEA.
There 10 therefore reason TO expect that
NEWS OF THE HIGHEST MOMENT
viii reach Warrington to-day or during tho nises
and in order TO provide for such continseney, the
column, Of The SUNDAY Mercury win 10
KEPT OPEN UNTIL DAWN.
tomorrow. Thus, at iheir Sunday Breakfast Tables
tre.hssI eligeuce from the Of within three
hon n after Il has been dispatched from the South
The SUNDAY hERCt Ky ouutripped AL its co
temporsIies yesU aso and nov STANDS ~ the hesd o.
the Weekly PIess In this country IL 10 by oil ODDS
'A' CHEAPEST JOURNAL IN AMERICA.
and II con tains amount Of reading mater equal TO
CONTENTS OF THREE DAJLlEs
Of the lar. est class and twice the amount published
in any other new vpsper this continent IL has In
ysrably ONE TO TWO HOURS LATER NEWs
OF Interest transpir9g In the city OF ts envrons or
within teegraphic distance, between Saturday after
noon and SUNDAY morning, can fail 70 be reported In
sT.phr. They cover The Whole ground, and the last
ghtninss that hasb over the wiIes on the morning q
publication are the ExCLISiVE, C0Sk OF
THE GREAT NEWSPAPERS OF The DAY; For
MERCURY Is Leld in honor, and tue OPINION OF
THE PEOPLE as to its dsseryeness y eIpieseod In
USRIvALED CIRCULATION,
which more than ever tiples, and bids fair soon
TO qusdrup that OF ali the other sunday papers pub
iished in New Yort l42
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1864-12-03

CURE YOUR COUGH-USE CADIPBELL'S
~ SYRUP Tar and Wild Cherry sure cure ioI
" cents pei bottle. To b bad al CAMPBELLs drug
store, col. Sh ave. and fSth =: ChALAEEESS dIps
eoT: Borer and Alb e. and also In Brooklyn, u
kILNL5, 2lT Fulton ~ I'll
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occasion are al residents Of forkviile' u mus %
admitted thu, The great increase o. population In
the upper part Of The city has brought with 10 ell
tho elements necessary " eros'e pohsned ana
refined society in that quarter OF The great metro
polls
CANDIDATE ron SCHOOL OvrIcERs.-Be-
low will be found lst Of individuals nominated
BY the different po'''oA conventions TOT eee'on 70
As school onoes'
rhe so. ''Hoo' -" ms'e' ",ny ,npo, n
changes 10 the mode OF elecnnf the bo-ro OF bou-
Gallon, and q, the election on Tuesday, Dec. 9Th,
.aA,,,.i a., c.....t..,.,.,. 49, A.
;. 500 Tw,.,, 90 comm,.Ton,,, ho,d aver
smother year, and with the 10 be eoeted this
year, will ops,iti,. the Board. The Mayor has
$500. =, -, 49,, =,
-, -. 80. -. ~. A. 49,,
specbrs' ~noee ounes require "c'n W ''p"
upon the condition and efficiency Of the
schools In their districts. The law gives I'd.
dl,ion.l power 10 tho BOARD u Ldueshon,
=, =, - -. lila. a
aud Furnishes Al school oinoe'' io"na sulV :"
fraudulent practices. The y Ard OF Education 10
empowered ,o inquire into the eonduc, o. all
teachers. and remove thoso found Incompetent, or
,,rvov,hv Ii,h,,rh chi. nav Law a. onen ~
-,
-. So. o' 80. ~ ...,.
sdap'ed 70 me government OF 'he puohc @noois
hsn The old Law. The practical operation Of lie
proy,sons vii, ,,nr,ifv the .cbool sy.,er. and
sv,n,u.ux p,,v,n, MANY evils unavailable
und@ previous 'csuisuons' f"ensN Vno s'e
voters will b able 70 soeot the best candidates by
scrutiniring the following list. and making In
quiyies In their several Districts or w.rdsi
C.,S,d.,.. fov sebeoI O0,rer.
.~-,oo, ro,u,,,.,nxr,s
NhooL 'o"sioeioNhno
FpsT DtsrlioT, comprising tho is,, ID, 3D.. 9Th,
Btb, 9Th aud stb Wards.
JAA T. DurIasAc, Esq- has received the unsn l.
s,orvn D,,-,,c,. ,omn,,,,no N, 7,h. ,o,b. ls,h
.nd iNh wsrds
ns,no,,a,., R<~ubIl,or
.Jobn H.v,s Tan VIM Gardner. Or, apd)
Wills, Rob ana AHoK Oar and CItI I
49,, etc.,,
IhS psfnot comprising Nin'n sna o'h'een'n
n.
vISn"o 9m n 80 ", ~. ny.
"oo' "sesioN "'N' A''' 900 D'''''DA. N'p'
FouaIn Dssrsrcr csmprnng the Eleventh and
Seventeenth wards
Jas. r Turner, TAN Robt A. Barry, Drs. snd(
VIM Gardner, Citz. Ass. Oar. Rep.l
FUN prrrIcr, comprisins The F1f,eenth and
r,sh,,.,,, WI.
~ ~ G -p.., <N.
o . "en noo''N ''"'
eIrn Drsrsior, comprising the Twentieth and
Twensy-nrr Ward
". Livingston Mex, Jas. y. Mclean, D,sandl
.o ''-'
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

WELCH-After short illness John welch, q ma
tive Of the County Wexford. Ireland, ased ~ year.
His friends and acquantances are respectfully in.
yited 70 attend his funeral, Sunday afternoon, at
2ocock, from his late residence ~ Henry Ct MY Ss2
CAME To THE PREMISES OF THE SUB
~ scribeT, stray COW, which the owner have by
proving property and paying charges and taking her
away. JOHN hEEHAS, cor. Cooper avenue and
Cypress Hin road. ss3
T OST-DEC. 2, A SMALL BLACK AND
- tan dog had a brass collar on answers 10 the
nsme Of BILLY. The finder will receive IS by
bringing him " s. Third ~. 3A
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THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
SPARKLING LITERARY FEATURES n
~ TQ-AoRRowy

WIT, HrEoR. AND LOCAL ADVENTURE.
Tomorrcv's Issue Of the GREAT SUNDAY NEwe.
PAPLh vii contain, IN addition 70 The Nevs Of th1
werd M V the hour % dawn 10 every Department q
public intelligence, delicious dish Of TABLE Talk
Including capital hi, a. the EXTRA CENT FARn
q hs awREck or CAPTAIN DONOVAN, OF
pIsBkSDEp voLtSrEfR and ii. friend, Prssi:
hdk 0 TxsE lsosprhsIsS q .1e
riety q spicy, funny, and eautsrzins Ara add lite
A .ecouni y LATE iNBRoaLIo IN UNION
sou ARE, In which the perils Of nAushtines are 50
forth ~ >rror,yr for the moral benefit q whom -
may concern, viii also sppesr, end II 10 hoped vtn
hsye due effect upon sinners Of ell sseS dies and
elasses.
The EDITORIAL MELANGE viii BE- psrt,cuisriy
RiSTr.pn,. AID n,sre,,,ns Amens " s,.tsss' III b
n. article under thi. hssd yin present. curious
picture n the style In ~hich Pciyt yroyroseins
In the rear .hiis slavery !. going doyn N the van
AsrRASgE DIVORCE CASE IN PhlLhDEL-
PH1A vtI BE- shown up, and the hole o this depart
meni Of tie paper VII be eninenty Instructive,
irieA aud amusing
In brief q. vhol. p.ge, IN b yet,hy Il q. i'm;
q ~ PoPul.riy as eyineed BY . CiRCuLAATIos
THREE TIMES GREATER than OF al is HAITIN0
CONTEMPORARIES COMBINED.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE.
y BRlEsT's HAIR DYE,
The Modal Dye Of the World lie uSed in preference TO
all others, because
IT DOES NOT STAIN THE SKIN,
and a. all v no have tried II, acknowledge.
DOES NOT INJURE THE HAIR.
II changes Red or Grey hair TO q beautiful
BLACK OR BROWN,
and IL sold by all Druggist. at the low price Of
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX.
General Depot-46 South Second street. williams
burFh
WHOLESALE AGESrs-D. Barnes & Co, 81 Park
Row Fraser lee, 90 BeekmAn at ; Wheeler, ll2
Cherry ct Miller Reed, $50 Allen, cor. stanten st
and col. Houston q, and Ave.D; Hosdloy, 81 Eighth
ave. 600
TNTEMPERANCE SAFELY AND POSI-
lively cured by Dr. KINGS Salvation Powders.
Given without the knowledge Of the porson, In any
thing Try them, Wives and Mothers. Price n
per ioS. Depot ass HudJon st. cor. Grove, MY. 40l
T Owe OF LIQUOR CURRD.-DR. ZELL' 5
- FAMOUS SERyINE POWDERS
have cured thousands of casos, and Thousands may
yet he saved their families and friends II they try
this truly Iesitive cure. Can be Given unknown 70
the patient in coffee, tea other fluids. Sold only
at No 69 Division Of, and 3l4 Eighth ~, n. Y. Dr..
Atken'S PSI Hudson 81 ". Y. Hayes, us Fulton u.
and Mines 2l7 Fulton o., brooklyn Dr. Longstad's
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