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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03

re above is a correct likeness of pr schenck taken
many vrnrs ago after he had recovered from Consnnp
tinn iv "A roursn of his "StnFNCks PuLMoNIC SYRrP
he Ik6ress althodg it DOES net represent MN any
thing like as bad NJ he was at the worst Srl - IN
strong contrast with the hale aud vigorous lunks ui tue
Portrait below, which j. the true likeness OF MN AZ he
prescnt time. Tho contrast between these Two pnr'
trait is so great that many would not believe III IN To
be- the same person. Vet there are huu'redS dt per
sons ia and around Philadolpha who will recognise
drst Vas taken he weighed O5 pounds 1t the pres ut
time his weight is 22O pounds.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-12-03
FEMALES ES-FEMALES.

In many affections peculiar to Females the Extract
Buchu is unequalled by any other remedy as in THO
TOSls or Retention, irrcguHritv painuncSs or Sup.
preston Of Customary EvHcuHtios liberated or scr.
rhous state of the Uterus, LcuchnrrhGa or Whites,
Stritv ana for all complaints incident to thG.scX,
whether arising from indscrrtiOh habits of dissipa.
tium Vr in the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18
NUMBER l9.


There is a romsnlic story told OF For.
rObuyy church, the parish in which Bos,
castle and It's hsrborlie, There woro no
bolls 10 the church, and as the inhabi.
tanis heard the sound of the musical
peal at TiniOgel. when the winds waited
il across !be sea, they became anxious
10 have some OF their own. Their wish,
es were warmly seconded by Lord Bot.
ireaux who lived st the castle; and in
due lime tho bells were cast and ready
to be brought home, The vessel which
was to bting ,ho long wished for ap.
peared ia sight. and the inhabitants
came out upon the rocks 10 watoh its
entrance into tho Lstbor, Tho pilot
who had charge Of he ship hearing his
own native bells at Tnlagel gave thanks
10 God;lhat be Should be on shore that
night ssgFhank tho good ship; thank
God ashore, said the captain, "Eay
said the pilot we should thank God
everywhere" "Thou art fool
Thank thgsOli, with q lair wind aud
steady helm" So they talked, the eOpr
tam venting his ragen oaths and cur.
'cs, the pilot trm in his dependence up.
on God. AS the vessel ne6red Villa.
pack Point aud the dismal cliff Of the
Black Point. clouds began q rise; and
while the many cugor nccs were Yotch,
ing, QUO o( those Aghllul srord camo
a ~ Of a
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

aristocracy ofthe present day arc rs
psraging. bot most generally through
the former, and The nobility If Europe
ia three cases out &c Ave, arv indebtea
to the aseality Of ibsir ancestors for the
pre- eminence Of thtirposidou
The aristocracy of Sic Uuaed S,a'es
are almost aItogelher an ads'ocTSoy Of
money end are iodebiel to The sealiQg
and swndlio opstaliops of their apces
tors for their boasled position Their
esoutcheons snoll not Of anvil dust or.
leather, nor does it sivs 10Y evidence Of
having been bopSsIly oblalhei bul they
more irequenty smell Of the bempeO
iope which their anrestoJs cheated out
Of its victims. In illustration Of our pa
sitioa We viii relate the story we onca
heari Of a tanner, who had acquitted a
fortune by swinlIins Niscpstomrrs. AL
tcEhe became rich hc thought he must
alopis coal oFMms and have il painted
on his carliage, which lie did with this
mottoy
"Wbowonld have thought it?'
Some wsgs A,etler 10 complete The coup
let wrote below il
"Yct leather boagbtrH
Many ofthoso who claim to bo the
arislocracy of the United States claim
their descent from some of tho English
nobility. In many of their cases they
are The descendents of the illegilimato
sons Of the nobility, and their claims sres
founded upon tho proaigaoy and ialamy,
OF their ancestors. An American who
claims qrjsiocracy is simply fool, and
in ninecpses out often is procleiming
the shan Of his ancestors before the
worIh. An the artificial distinctions
in society are founded upon claims do
rived from ancestors. lhe claim is es
tablishpd by the distinction gaiaad by
somebody, mos untequently gained by
fraud; aud the distineiionis merely Doy,
miaai, bavIng no reulitY The bonesl
.laborer, shoemlker blacksmith, atail5ry
og carpenter IS entitled 10 ,enfpl mcr9
SlVuN tldu bht lhHttVu .Oll1 ulihApGfiif
wGoiS descenled from some basatIs
son or daugbler otmy 10 dtbe Duke ST
Chrence otGlourester, or even II gthe
savage blood OF Pooahoaas funS through
their veins in 'ormiaSlipg itself with tbe
.raiai sulip- aud whisky ,oddirs IN @6ieh1
he freely nddlges, his accursed aris
tgerAey which had become 30 ps6se cot
ip tie South was one Of The cansgsw iehs
fed to dc present rebellion. and is ons.
ottbe mgst damnable thi9g,tbet c6piai
by fssienoinpaa repabli6l Sragssg
The arisgesray iRli tsgonjfigs .G9n ilgg
.dslease
qualified TO govern and coutrol public af
loirs than anJ other. The present
state of sfails ia he South is livin. evil.
dences OF this fact There an Ne prof
ligate, pseudo aristocmcy (lll aristoc
raey is coun,erleitI 10 order TO obtain Of
fee, plunged eleven Sates into rebel.
lion and all the country into the hor.
rors Of civil war.
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A beauliiu! sleCl engraving, called
"Harvesr Time" opens the August
number Of The Lady's Fdend. The
Stee Fashion Plate, a double one, is
also as usual Of til, frsr quality The
wood eog,svlnE1 re also excel-nt, gs
perially ''rno Br "a, Dress, nd the
tollow.n4 four pages the .iaary con
tents am v,cei aai axl eu, ioalu
ding Sicily W,yns, by yiroaia F,
Townsen I; lows Answer" by Carrie
MyeT Unto the Dawn" by Harris
Byrue; 40 nv Sister" By Matte DYER
Britts; Frs and Last b NJ C. p;
"Aureoo, BY CharI. VI uri,,; The
Transfouaad yasa;' Loving ce
and twice We'd Iud by Mrs. ] mes
-; The Mst,k~a Knlasss,' by
Mrs DeniSoni 'Sigas lol Tokens" by
Aunt Alice; &c ke Price Sc year
Single numbers (pO,t oail) 90 cents.
Published by Deacon Il Peterson, 3l9
Walnut Street. Philadelphia
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Statements have appeared saying
that great increase ma2 be expected ia
the production Of silver, II is said that
the metal exists Ia immense quantities,
ia tie form OF a natural oxide, 10 tho
noighborhood of mclaic deposits, aud
that ton Of ore, which formerly yielded
10 ounces ofmaal may, By improved
aod inexpensive process, bo made to
TO yield from 81 to GIG ounces. There
are il Cornwall millions Of IONS Of COZ
zaus containing silver, tho extraction Of
which in this country does not pay un.
less il yields 10 to IL ounces and as
much as 81 OUNCES can be obtained by
the new process, which, besides welding
an enormous profit to the capitalists,
wilI opeaa Geld Of Productive Industry
Tor hundreds oI laborers.
ny The report Of recent military
success, reminds US Of John PhnniS's
description of an editorial fghc
There was blow. Somebody fell,
We got up, Turning upon our aotog
onist, we then succeeded ia winding his
arms around our woisl, and by quick
manuuvre threw him on top ofu3 bring
ing our back at The samo tine, Ia con
tact with the bed oftho printing proS,
Then inserting our nose bateocu hs
teeth, and bio handsin our hair, we hal
him.
GIy Ihero 70 10 u2e 10 distributing
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

lsoS GuSpowDrR lin the yoar 1850.
Mr. March an able chemist connected
with the Royal ArsenaI. discovered that
it is an inyaiable rule with iron which
has remsined considerable time urde-
water, when reduced to small grains, or
m impalpablc powder, to become red
hot, and ignite any substance With
which il comes in contact This he
found by scraping some corrolod metal
from a qun, and bnrot hole in his
pocket The knowledge of this fact is
Of grca importance, rs it may account
for many Spontaneous fires and c1plo.
sions.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

The expense Of launching large ship
is very great By the failure to send
the Puritan down tho ways heavy expon,
sas we're incurred which were entirely
lost Time occupied in laying the
wavs was about seven weeks, aud up
wards Of two hundred mrn were employ
ed on the day Of tie launch each OF
whom were paid 35 Tho ways are laid
crowning or arehiog twelve inches in
the length Of them, but when the weight
of the ship comes Oh them they straight.
en- out Eight coats Of white zinc paint
have been applied to the nuriten's bull
below the watornc. II was stated to
US, BY persons in a position to know,
that tho cost Of launching this particu.
lar slip would have been FIVE thousand
dollars, if all things had work d satislac
todly Asst is, the expense is very
nearly douhlad by the future. Some
time must rlapse bsiorc the ship goes il
the water Scientific American.
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heIlleekIp llealsler. .
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
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ADVERTISING,
One square Of 10 lines one or three iuseraous
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A liberal discount made to those Who adyer.
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Advertisements must harethe aumbor e in
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All casual crtransicnt advertisements must
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Publication or other legal advertisements vn'
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TRAM YOUR PAsuoS3 -- Passions, like
Wild horses, when properly trained aud
disclpleuol, are capable Of being applied
to the noblcst purposes; but when allow
cd to have their own way, thoy become
dangerous in the oxlpmo.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

cg-Ihe editor Of the ludap ndont
says Dhlta leading citizen Now York
a noble AMI uospofei lawyer hai ud.
dressed i'm in these words:
The Fremont meetings in my district
oro ldin lho same erog shop out OF
which, last summer issued the rioters
who set tire TO my house the audiences
atethe same persons anil the speakers
are welI'known as Copperhcods
GY' Tho Dutch war crv 10 New YorL
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

aTArehbsbop Usher says II good
people would bu. make their goodness
and smile, instead Of frown,
Jog 10 their virtue, how many would
hey viz .' Zoe goo3 cause
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How Neari,IIeayen.

Christians sometimes look far away 10
Heaven. Blu. that rest is not far of -
Tho clouds that hide tho shining world
are thin; they are transient, and soon
will obscure no more. The Journey may
Cndthis hour; one short step may place
the Christian in a world Of light, One
dark hour may hang upon him; but tho
morning comes, and no shade behind it.
Day, bright. peaceful und elerna, sue
ceedsl. A pang,gnay be felt lof mor
moel. and then il 1ees awayioreyer A
conflict sharisend PsinipLlaay coptip
ra i'af slil b lfiofi hsi yic-
The ghristisns cares are over bi$ slrog
Cling sod at rest, ii, eyes suausea 10
more with teas Near &c hand is thu
land oF his pursuit Hope cheers. =
How glorious ;l,c obj4es tha, hope en-
br4ccsl how holy its spiritl Who can
contemplate tie homo our heavenly
Father is fitting for his children. and
not feel his soal alhtst for its epioy-
mcnt aud cmploymono. Wcl!. these
delights the happy cline, those ever
yerdant plains, are not far distant
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

a laSLosorurR os HOUSEKEEPING =.
"0ar Domestic life. says Emerson. in
a late lecture, will not bear looking into.
The houses Of the rich ar, conIectiouet'a
shops where we GET sweet meats and
wiae--lhe bonse of tho poor arc imita-
tons Of these, to the extent Of their
ability With these ends housekeeping
is not beautiful; ii cheers and raises
neither husband nor wife The truth is.
Mr.. Emerson, that it takes more then
wit to comprehend the sci.
oaco of housekeeping. Give a man
the cbiidcn's clothes to mend, tho
picklea aud preserves 10 make, the din
Der to boil, the rooms to sweep, and
few other such little iIems to look after,
at one aud the same time, and ho will
oilher fly &c tho corner grocery to see if
comfort can't be found al the bottom Of
4 beer bottle or lumpoli ihoneaTeSt per
A smart little womon can solve tho
problem in no line; she enters right into
tie science of TIE matter aud nllteys
ground like bee, For there are times
whon Doe power is better than elephant
po@cr Mr. Enersons theory may bo
good, but we don't believe he could tell
which end orl5o frying pan goes on to
the stove, nor how to turn over hot
,l,,;,,,L ,,;,l,ni. krc,kiny n
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

Hy1hero 10 20 u's 10 disltibu.ing
tracts amorg tAc uhir'a.lblc
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

iGy' Tho Dutch var cry in New York
Is uknitk, eans artNst.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1864-08-18

'tarsIEp wmrE Hoes. 1.-'w. ?. I,
The agriculurist has never inimatcd
tbot tho chester whites wore not white.
nor has ilststsd that lhcy breed piod or
Colorcd pis' Our realtors have been
put on their guard least, they nigh.
buy white pigs having the aame general
shape as these, but not being welIbred.
There Is complaint, that ouimsls bought
for pura chester whites, breed ricl oG
spdng showing impuroblool
GS' Asapoor man who could har'l
" walk was poss,ug through the nov
cattle market theolhor day no was stop,
pod BY a young mar, who offered t''
carry him
"Thank You" repllol tI,c old @an,--.
~ shall boy m aiN mohoNf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH %, 1864.


~ % SPECIAL NOT1O@9s AANe
1 MEETING or youRNEYMEN PRESS PRINTERS
IN e ssa Military nr = ssssfS p1ssSs A
jAsss Eysss, Secretary.
RARBgRs' nEEr,Sc.-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
held At the unn Assembly Rooms. ans Grand street.
rs'' ah 81 sis a. sa fsss
ChAAShRRL s an c poR NEW BUILDING
Architects invited 70 furnish plans for building be
sasoS upon wasSingssn sale streets
Lott aso boanIea on The north BY washington street.
n ~ sn . ses " La ss
Zee, reserved for s,sss; and M ss.
ave feet area the rs,s ssss npd west sides
ved INTO desirable oees for ana eHS S.5as
purposes n,,.~ roor
70 be divided into general business ocea varying in size
AD' a''0''''''"' SECOND FLOOR.
building oor Ss into
room FOR use Of members o. The board and aeciors
The heCn Of the hall wiz BE- sufficient 70 admit Of ,htd
ured ier committee Inspectors and store rooms The
Of and best advantage Of the main
The TO be q Illinois marble or Of pressed
brick. or OF both combined. metal roof no dome.
Of eaboras style but durable in material and workman
ship with the most approved system e yensa.ion Lighting
waters twenty feet under each side and under SIDE
Walks on washington ana La sale streetk 20 oe avAae
for coal and water closets Cost Of building from $4,000
TO x20l.00Q.
not coored-accompanied with full explanations Estimates
for each OF the mechanical work required for
ion and completion OF building 10 be enclosed TO the
Chairman Of the Building Commee, which will be opened
at the frst day OF May next y
One Thousand dollars % be paid for the plans adopted
srucon Of building 10 be matter Of after arrangement
Any further information will be furnished on application
y 'A' o'a'A : ' DANIEL THOMSON, Chairman
JOHN l. HANCOCK,
r. J. BRONSON.
GEORGE r. RUMSEY,
HUGH McLENNAN.
Building Committee
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ExPREssEs.

pURSHAMs FURNITURE EXPRESS BrRNHAMs
- .arnitore Rstress Buruhams Furniture Esq reese ii5
West E.eventh street bc~ Firth nrd Sisth
furnilur. stored All knds OF furniture bored tipped
furniture Q. fauliss removed 10 Guy o. 10 county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

DINE ERrS-AH EDITORIAL IN THE LE2DFR OF
The Nee Ye.n rrss says -messu n.EkEps
ssu sfr~et collection OF The Paint Ies OF M "a D.
Bseweueu. The piciures are eyhbltiob. al-s
The the a psoB OF wsrks
Of Al M Brew4rton - vel sao~n - 80 sri., Of nie
F0r sune.. endorsed By General Abdsrson embI aces
many 81 bs most braiani Pre- duci,ons .l "a
TBR osErLEMAN WHO STATED THAT BE Was
Beweinps tsspteupls referred 10 sdeerissme
der The Pits an lead.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

HHEMTCAL BANK-NEw YORK MARCH II. 1881.
ELECTIONThe stockh oders Of this bank are hereby
notified that the annual election for Directors and for In
the succeeding election will be held the
banking House on Monday the Attn day Of April next DO
tween the hours Of and O'Clock, P.
g. G. WILLIAMS Cashier
NoTICE.-WE. THE sEGAR MAKERS OF MEssRS.
IN MYERS BROTHERS, OF "a New Bowery have de.
manded 81 per segars labor and he
compiled with our demand
NOTICE TO PLUMBERS -ON AND AFTBR APRIL l..
IN the iourneymcn plumbers of will
demand Of twenty cent the rate
Of wages. BY order OF the Union. ~.
]. @. MUNGOyAN. Corresponding Secretary.
N1orIcE TO ALL STABLE MEN TO ATTEND MEET.
IN ing held TUESDAY evening March 80 at eight
O'Clock, the Ninetee1th Ward Hail. East Fifty third
street By order. JOHN CLARE. President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

| HaEs SARAH a. WRIGHT. wyBb DELIVER A LEc
M lure on Monasy sssnsE March x a,hs Gooser ~.
YORK 10 commence A. occcs close VIII music Tesets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

11En OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, HAD QHn
l.fOv tooth extracted Without pain By DR. JAY =,
vILLERS, 1855 0isnd two biscks from BroadwAy,
cAecffuiy insert thls yetournendnon - tboes sunsrno
from .ooslnchs. A. ". nnasEn1nA - heerv ayses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

NrAsloNAL HOTEL, nos g. 8 AND coRTLAEpr
IN rsseez YorkTbis hotel having receptiy changed
be uds has retted throughout and The prupreior
row preparet % ssceve and accon nodate gnests The
brvses rarosda steamboats, and ferries and the house
sreraiy adapted for transient bosrdera The table
,}ted an dossacics Of The Price a.
800 oN - =" '-Ia1H JESSE FOSTER. Proprietor.
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DARN TO RENT-OF ABOUT 100 ACRES. ON OLD
Geid Point ok comfy, Long Island good condi
kicn and all necessary buildings
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II n. - - -
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THO LET-OR FOR SALE CHEAP. TO CLOSE AN &C
four story House Is East Forty ~, street
has &c, inquire of GEO. W. BooERr, n siSu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

A MEETING OF JoURNEYMEN PRESS PRINTERS
"A will be held Military Hall, Saturday evening April
q AZ IN o'clock w. J. COLYlk. PresidenI.
JAMES EvESs, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

ITO TIE SWISS RESIDENTS OF NEW YORK
i Executive Committee OF the Metropolitan Fair has or
Swiss Department and aoed in charge Of MS
J. Psard The Swiss residents OF his city are earnest
y solicited special interest In this that
Ii may be made cl site and abrasive Persons hav.
ng other Swiss ted 10 loan Their.
Contributions OF all kinds win received the residences
OF MIS- NJ J. lara i5o East Thirteenth street. Mrs A.
Rusch 50 East Ei-heenth street by Mrs Scle tin
Mrs james Doeror, Mrs 3. scheitin, krs Vim. Kiefer
and Mrs r. N. Oberieafer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

ULooRs TO LET-THRRE FLOORS, EACH 7oy2
IT Apply the premises, southeast Of Thirt,
scurtb street and second avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

ITO LET-A SPLENDID BASEMENT. 23t10 FEET;
suitable for ia Der shop trlnk store or any other
business Inquire the store $40 Sixth OF
twenty third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

DENT ST. PER MONTH A VERY BEAUTIFUL SUIT
IL Of Rooms contain ng water chandeliers kitchen; all
on floor Also Convenient Suit for sl2 Cars pass
WiliAmshurp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

ITO LET-IN JERSEY CITY, TWO STORY HOUSE.
PavuIa avenue, the ferry; rent $3.50 Apply a. IN
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A BEAUrrguL, YOUNG AND REFIsED IRISH LADY
"a tocitt the ncqunintance OF rentlenan WITH ayaw
marriage Address Or call on NARY rarss l2gs Vest
Thirtltlh street f -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

I,ALIETMAsTER DrMARs PRIVATE DAEc1Ng
- Academy rs seventh Avenue, t0fnfr OF Thueenth
sreeL Glasses dry and night for ladies' Ccniiemen
and thIdteu. Redowa waltz aud faaL5onat,e dances
taught perfec,ly IN SIS private Iesscna $500. go go
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CTBAM POWER NEAR BRoADWAY-Nos. s. AND
- b Prince street Tole large Rooms. with extra light,
power, hoistway and heating pipes large Base.
buding, 5xlpo feet lighted with skyighis
Apply 10 E. G. MOORE, 207 Centre street
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ITO LET-THR THREE STORY BROWN STONE
Beuse s. Eas; Twenty sixth street between Lexine
ADD Fourth avenues, With all moaern Improvements
For perns Apply 10 j. c. BAILEY, OF Bowery ans
nth saeei.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

An IMPORTAKT INVENTION IN DENTISTRY "A
fai upper o. lower set Of teeth, ~ superior geld svsS
and cement Fing ~ cen,s and upwards. By
and peculiar proccss - ctnta j. DODfN Frenoh Den
usl 2s1 Fulton street BROOKLYN. N7F ~ ff4 NHlf NIa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-28

ITO LET-DwELLING HOUSES ils AND l24 CHARI&
street between Greenwich and Washington streets
with al modern improvements and IN good order;
resso atle 10 good tenants Apply 70 MARTIN WATERS
IL Charlton street.
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BROWN STONE, WILL FURNISHED HOUSE, IN
"A street between Sixth AM Seventh
ares 10 let from The 18th October S75 per
month careful prtvsse family only For permit Apply
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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1864-05-07
Tho Indian War.

Dispatches just received from the Beaver
Creek junction state that there have been
two brushes with the Indians In that neigh.
borhood. A party went 10 pursuit of them
yesterday and returned to Beaver Greek
about noon to-day. They had 6ght yes
,terday afternoon which resulted in the loss
Of two men killed. The Indians lef. three
dead upon the 6eld, and, carried of num-
ber, Of wounded. Twenty one head Of sto-
len stock was recovered. Ns'2 - si9z95l
Another man Was killed ten miles this
side Of Denver Creek last evening. He
belonged g train that was going east. -
Two companies Of soldiers were at the
station at balf.past two O'Clock this after
noon, almost ready to start. Il was expect
ed that they would soon drive the Indians
to the Republican. They are supposed to
be Chey Denrer Necs 15M uh.