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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02

In discussing the subject Of newspapers,
the public are not apt to discriminate be-
tween the news and editorial department
of a paper. The main feature Of a public
journal in England and on the Continent
is the editorial writing; in America the
most successful journal are those which pay
special attention to news. No one can de-
ny that the New York Herald owes its
success to the diligence with which it COLI
lects news, and the manner in which it
places it before its readers. And yet its
editorials are little better than so much
dish-water. The talent which makes q
great newspaper is entirely different from
that which gives point and character to its
editorial columns. The ablest papers, ed
itorially, in this country are not those
which have the elargest circulation. Burke's
definition of daily paper, that it is the
history of the world for one day .is accepted
by the press of America to much greater
extent, than by that of England and France.
A splendidly written article will sell the
London Times, but it will not sell New
York daily. 1t would seem easy enough
to get up the news Of the day, but the pub
lie generally buy the paper in which 1t is
the fullest and most attractively set forth.
More than that, two papers having the
same news, word for word, may lie side by
side, yet the public will purchase the one
which makes the most of what it has,
Round T06te.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02

Governor Morton, Of Indiana, makes a
good suggestion, which may be worthily
initiated and acted upon outside Of Indie
ana. Let every man and woman ON the
4th Of July remember the wounded SOL
dies and give that day to good deeds and
generous offerings Tor the Sanitary Com
mission. A good day for the best Of deeds,
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02

A number Of the signers to the call for
the Blair State Convention participated in
the recent so-called Democratic State Con-
vention in Missouri. They were rejected
at Baltimore as not over loyal, and their
subsequent action shows that the Baltimore
Convention was right in throwing them
out and admitting the radicals.
The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1864-07-02

President Lincoln IS to be made an
LII. d. at the next commencement at Har-
ward college. Eewill doubtless tell INT
tie story" possibly a new enc. Mrs. Linz
coin will be in attendance class day."
At Bucyrus, O., the other day, brave
young lady, Maggie McCracken, married
a Captain Lewis, who was badly wonnued
in the Wilderness, and at the time Of bis
marriage was strapped On a board, unable
to move o. oe moved.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25
~ fvron the New South, AIS. ia1
- HsrnUe Of Two Union Prison 70.

+ scn the night Of the I'd lust, Captain b. c. q.
Reed, of Co. L, and Lieut.. +. Is. Stevenson, Of Co.
K. Sd Ohio regiment, succeeded II escaping nom
Charleston, whore they were held as prisoners, and
reached safely Battery Gregg. They bad been
ur,soners fifteen mouths and we're confined for Q
long time in Libby Jail. Thence they were taken
to salisbury, n. G., lheace to Macon, Ca, aud
could always depend upon the negroes as friends.
II ives BY their aid that they succeeded in eladiug
the search Of the Rebel authorities, and finally in
getting boat and reaching our lines. They report
that over hundred Union PRISONERS lcaped roma
train that was going between Macon ard Charleston,
but that all save twelve fourteen were recapturd
The rebels send bloolbounds 10 hunt escaped
prisoners, aud the old men in tbs neighborlood
mount their horses aud go out TO see what they
term good sport.
Confined in the same room with Capt. Reed at
Ssulsonry, we're Messrs. Richardson and Brown, Of
the N. y. Tribune, who were captured on the Mis-.
sisippi opposite Vicksburg. Other correspondsnts
Of other papers were captured ut or about tHe same
time but they were released soon after fhe CORES
pondonts OF the Itbsms of course desire 70 re re-
leased OF exchanged but they do not want to b. obi
gei 10 make special pleading to our Government,
in order to have their wish gained.
CAPT. Reed eyinces deep hatred for the Copper
heads of tho North. Had II not been for them, he
says, the war would have been over isns ago. wben
the captain left here for the North, on the steamer
Varons last Tuesday, he said that little row
might be expected should Copperheads cross his
Gait. Reed had veral opportunities Of testing
the state OF feeling ia the South. Ii seems to be
the Impression among tho peops, that the war will
close with the present year They expect TO achieve
their independence If the peace party at the North
succeed in making the President otherwise they will
be rendy to hang up their hddlc ana Dow.
Hood prospects of getting the best of sherman
were by no means faitoring. They think that
Macon will fall after Atlanta.
PREPARING FOR THE DRAFT Col. NJ. s. Little
fed and his assistants have been busily engaged
for she past week enrolling the names OF civilians
in this Department preparatory 10 sending them to
the War Department whence they will be forward
ed 10 the various districts in which the parties re-
side, and be placed on the list with others that have
been enrolled for the coming draft. AS a natural
CONSEQUENCES sone Of the parJes don't Ike TO have
their names used for any such purpose They tidnt
come down here 10 be drafted but TO escape the
draft, and they cantsee why the Government is net
willing To let them pursue their path of sunshine IN
peace. On more than one occasion We have taxen
pains in these columns to disabuss the minds OF
those who supposed themselves To be happily secure
from the enrolling officer Of The slight mistake tney
were making. Boys, you are wanted. for"s,a
With your n.uskets. New South. Aug IL
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Ale0ifal.
TT,HE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
REPAIRED By cARRENo BROTHERS Co,

PREPARED By CARRENo BROTHERS Co,
known INFALLIBLE for the speedy sure Of PhrllsiS
GROUP, and al other saecep OF the CHEST and rilfoAI
Affections Resulting frou, FALLS, BLOWS or bhUiahs'
UEMoRRHAOES. WOUNDS COMMISSIONS ULCERS
PILES. FELONs, BURNS, CiIAPPEDLIfs, HANDS &C.,
HEADACHE. TooTHAcHE, EARAcHE, tnd all other
NEuRALGIc. RHEUMATIC. and sPAsaoDlc PAINS.
Valuable letters certifying to the wcuasr'a enres ELECTED
by this precious edicc. published In Tue TRIBUNE
Tine lSDrPxsDssT, and the CouRrsn DIS ErArsusIs
Full directions for noand each bottle and circn
lars containing said directions and large pcher Of teuo
NAL letters be tad tho General Depot and will be sent
TO private residences on Request.
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nIANHOOD and the yigor Of Youth Restored

lfE in Four Weeks W ~ RiCOAbS ESSENCE o!LlFE
Thh wonderful sseh will rettcre Manhood 10 TIE mot
Shattered Constitution whether Crsng from EIoescs, oc
Ahus toe Effects Of Climate N1.urai Csnse hs iin''
auv-d tIs Inv 'srsts Gaze y onf wctts Az
ufr l. in.possibc d.. RECORDS ESSENCE or LllE Is
cold with n'ructior for rse for 81 or four quaint
,i.s Tor 80 Seat s-enly picked On fceipt 81 remit
&c. b. IL accr. ird agent, Circulars recent
o. f,m yGLIJs. PHILIP ROLAND. so.s Agent u =, No.
"A. r-oome-s' one dc " west from broaiway. \. Y
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Heads ff,u..srs aived teop always his Ba.'an by
them u on.f 90 "a t,oe IN o.e' Of "oUSos sNoH'
KnAGss Cf-.r, BE,x' &c, TIA. obtaining miarls e
cure and .vin. tie sefcsns. md money ,o hose who
are devod 10 such occupations es9osr them % danor or
require thu u.- Of Instruments wh-rvwi they may be uGed
Pdce Of bottles, y Gratis end rl
General Depot at wM Y. SHELLS, No. wa.lst. New.
York no,acd a. he drug stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

PROPOSALS FOR FUEL for the County Of
/ Sew York will Be received tll August mr. At
o cect T. VI. ao..r, =, an
neat On. ty Of 4nthrsce COAL, 10 be delivered dnrns
euaop Of & d embef ue1 ,reh places Ia this City q.
So tn ice per cord Tor 50 cords Of bee; PINE WOOD
,,w ID apl spit. - .... -, 80,
Coniee on fee a. ,as ois Of the board Of SuPeri'o
no. 7 cry Had.
Aus It 18Th 1904.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

II u ~ ~ =
O-COLLECTOBs OFFICE, NINTH DISTRICTS ON
unr lslh 10Th and pa Wards OF the City 81 New iof
hottie. hereby given that tbs uudefsnel has recuiTed h
Annu, Collection Lint from tho Assessor Of TIE Ninth Couec
ton District u the STATE of New ORR. aud that ic dul's
specified therein due ard pay able ard That he
viii cnd ut he Office AZ 40. IA Fast fiily - c"ld
street between Lexington and Fourth Asonues on tue 4',
CAV o. Angus, lns.a AID from day y thereafter except
suno,ys. until snd including the oh dag Of September h"f
from o'clock In tho morning until O'clock 10 TIE "ihoon
rooiy. the sane And oil persons vino sisl neglect 20 ICY
the de. and aies sfofosaJ s,essed upon tne va
the specified, will be liable 4, psy ten per eentnn adc
tons upon tue amount thereof Any person may a. D.. op
pay uch d1tes beore the time herein speeire
Now Yofk, August 18th, 1854 ,,,
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,CHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

4 GOVT AND RIEUMATis v.
asuhr.r from the shove complaints, either 81 recent or
loug standing, advised 20 uss bLAlF> 0OIl AM
RHEUMATIC PILLS. Thy be re I'D upon ths nios
f and esecgusl remedy o5.red 10 the pu0 tnl ayc
been universally u.eI IN Europe lOr many yoaIi With she
greate't success 49,. =. ..,. =,
Prepared by PROTT L EABSATr. No. 20 Strand Lon
acn fns sud and 1old by their tgsn,s WELLS Co.,
Fuubir.-st, Ncw.IoTG Retail Price, : 20 per bIr
Her Msey Couinis.ioneshA authorized 10. Mans and
.dlr-u Of THOMAS rROJr. =, sirsnd London to be
mprrs.et upon Ooyenn'n! ssup sIed " cash boz d
the .unuiu mrdiche
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Ma1hinern.
TURBINE WATER

EYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHEELS
Competent men are employed 20 mrlure rleams make
plans and put in fumes wheels and gearing.
TALLCOf UNDERilILL. ~ Broadway, Nsw.fork.
NyrANTED-A second hand HYDRAULIC
w PRESS Of at least SOo pressure. Address Boz sS
Post Office.
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NETWORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
1863 COMMENTING MAY " 1854 l%
Passenger Station IL New orb. corner 2ta ct sns ths
EutrtrCs 27th-st.


EutrlrCs z7th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE EEW-yOAK:
Fer Rew-HayoD OIL 40 a L. ; l2lS (Ex.h 80
OH $50, $50 and sEI.) :.
tor Bridgeport I, Xxi ii:3y n. iz:l3 tfrb 90
Tx $3.50, $50 snde (E,.D p
FoT Milford ald SJs.iord. :, u 10 q m. $40 :;D
For Fairfield, Southport and Wss'Tort, T. li;na M 'S
For korw.it T. $3.50, Il:oo m.i n:is EI.h s''" 'EL,
Sor i.ii.n .nd areenr,ch T. $50 81, 80. +o
SvpFL - 10 "a, H. N +, N,
FOR stamford . (sr.) s;.0. 1889 nj i-;i' V'Ib
E-) 20 80, $50 e:5p. (Er) pm ..o u.aa
For Port Chester and .nterueise f.a'''s' '''' NV
Z" '''"' 80" tcSoNTtCi,EG TIArgs
Fer Boston via Springfield - an ifil5 tr"b ~ "-
FOR Boston vie shore Line. ll:l3 lL1) Sp ~ an ,
FoI lIar.ord and Springfield ctE.h Hole a~' 'tH"'
$3.50 Bp.m IT,, u.a,. M te
Eoutr.3i. y. 10 Norihan II al ,.,.n -,u, a ,r.
sor Hartford, PIovi.enos ard F''sA .'si'rosd 'I@'
For New MAVEN. Nsw.London End s'oamston ltais0'a@
a m 1910 >. p IN. .
For Canal Eaiho,d i2.i5 p. n. 10 Northampton.
Tor Iiousssonie Railroad, A. , 2. IN.
For ksueaiuek kailTosi, g. u 4,
For psnbury aud Sorwsk h9ico.d. Z $3.50 o M tSEt m
Comm saioas Sleeping Cans s;tao-ied p. IL! rams
JAMES 81. HOiT, 5uieuJ ehdeh
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gtfamboasi ana nailroaos.s

CAPTAINS and conductors are advias, 4
~ have .lwsy, on hand . good supply Of TK0Pic 4
p<LSAH they may su have OCCASION 10 Tor COD
ether affection. the chest procure TO
neglected buying beforehand Bee advertisement asar
Medical"
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Doar0 mo Rooms.

BOARD WANTED3n a private family
- gentleman with lsmily desires Board In good
ses.s family de,irng 10 lsse nsss by dividing them
ma, ha.. an opportunity By sies4ing "PRuDE"s" Tn
ndi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

EDWARD H. DIXON, VI. d., Editor Of The
L i Sea rc stend, exclusively to OPEhhTlkE suRGhhi
sai tas obsctTr d.ss-s VI TIE Peyc Nscei H.fs
strene Hriuorrboid. &c AID fisir Ohce hours
ro u 20 s % 3 .ni % EEalnsl Al No. - f.tA .velus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25
From WashinSfen.
WAsHNGTos. Monday, Aug. a
DEATHS OF SOLDIERS.


.;,, aa,,hs NJ soldiers are reportAd,
,.hn n W.. vt, o. C., Independent "a Lishs Arstssz
~, -" al. 1881 Pa
s simas M r. r.T.in.. % n Il.
1 1n. Meo1unse, CO. a. Svh y T.
Hrnr, I a T.Tsn,s co o. a. \ Maine
Jsnlss ssas, co. K, si., ny
We.r +. 5"s slIsis 81 Co. 90 a. ,c %1a OHIO
h' ty py Wn co. n ~ ~, IN oe'o'
samuel " Holm iI s.so.i ' co. l., Josh o. Na
ls ,sS m Si.Ir. o CO. L. Si,' u fa,,..,
s ss,GGi9 f 49 S:.s. e. e E - - No.. S'
s S.lD" i %.S@s Co. k, "a 4. q
Edm,rs ?. t,eisbt' .erse.n.ms,of LIST Mare csvssy.
David y. Clark 60. L., Ii.h y, I AraIiery;
Lesrder McCTos,op. CO. L., Ith Y. Ar, cry.
Henry YSsal. co. b.. SD Pa.
VIM q. Sth sefgeaut CO, F., llstb Ohio \. q
Jame' Robert. co. b., 1870 0hio y r.
JaIues kieh.l.on. co. E., &stn n. Y.
I.4as hughes, O.: ii,h I.danA
fen D. Hs..y. 60. T., is, M.. Il. A.
Vim. x. insi., Co D.. eth Pei
Ham,ih I.onssrn,sn, CO. O., ID \. Z. AstilisfI
Lorenso D. Frugal CO. p Gth Mich Cavalry.
Henry Neihou,e d. matters laborer.
Anir.x ZeTser, QT..Isastsrs tsslpsts
Pst1ck Roman do %.
Ps,rici Carroll do Do
j j,~s. Msssr 60. O., ils.A r. = w.,
"i s.nn,, n" n. co. H. V'' a.. 81 81 Val
Fraud. s,h eSs. co. K. 81 500 Mss. -.
cB.Yi., c 3; S.s.s Go 10 - a. Nd
i A.ss.' K k,is. o. e, ,,Sf : y Heavy Artillery
I'M nas, ~ G s,h v X. Corn.
DomisicI EafSad to.ami,'s-y Dsps,;m,s:, s.hss ,
r Prs,, Co u s3d Nex YORK Ioli Ohio
ion.oa Hall. Co. X is3d s Josiah ~. wstsrs, C.. l.
lmo. c. DAVIS Co. y, igsd p. i5Ist Ohio
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WANTED.-Fir,t ella, Board for the whole
w @part Of lsp f.myt The Genital prp,r p 9Ir0h
ofho city. pnyas mouse pwanay ioes'er ant Sd
dJsn Kpgt ~ BosswsW
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FFNO WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA CONNEC.
lc-CI.I EIAEG AALLEY-ll IuiIca shnr..1 I'm

ffNO WHITE MOUNTAINS VIA CONNEC.
Il TlCUT RIVER VALLEY-GO miles shorter than any
sthcr route.
Leave Eew-Yorb (via hewYort and Eew-Haren Rail.
road 2sths; and 1ihav.
Ll2:I5 o. L. O. lodge at White liver Junction and
srve Il Profile Rouse (yA sta from Wells River p
Newport at Is > ~, ard MoBtyea--thTough without
strpinrst s:l5 Sleeping cars atashed TO this train
froLa Springfield
On Saturdays passengers BY .he u rs N train can 20
through without stopping arriving a. Newport $50 aud
Pso6- House ~ via stage fsom Wells kveTl Sunday
Dofnog
Al and p IN. (EIl, lodge in Springfield and arrive a,
IIshe House sFrslcoaia Aoe,) a. $50 p IN. Crawford
Blouse o. NJ Newport Lake Mempt femAgog ~ Q; %
kor insys AID pu,icc.ags see APrLETONS RAILWAY
GUIDE.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ Co.-Cn and afer MONDAY IAN. 10 ltet Trims will
ktvs NEw-fOhH 70 RALflMchE and WASHIhGION'
q and 10 a 30 aud II Midaget The 1880 2
ersln vii take PASSENGER for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TOY only This Train makes connection a Phi pA
ISshs er Philadelphia will leave New loFt enc ~ ~,
Hn, tne ?. H., snd II Midnight. -
MILITARY TICKETS WI not be received u Tie a N
or 1917 u Trans ]. w. WOODRUFF,
Dec. - 1865. Assl.tsn, Superintendent y. J. Il. x.
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Qnternal Eeutnuc.
TrNJTFD STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
u -hth COLLECTION DISTRICT, STAFF OF hEW-
NORE-THGRD, FIFTH. SIXTH and EIGHTH WARDS Of
the CRY of MEN 20 the provisions OF n
Act Congress sn,iel An set to provide Internal ev-nus
support he ooy,In.sn and 20 Ply inteTest on the iuoo
hrrrb s ps.on be to pay duis. or tsTe' under
ssid l,s h. TIL. District that bavr 1rceYed ron the Asses
or OF raid District his Annual Assessment Liz Tor The year
s5i Said let C. nains all Licenses nom Way 1861 70
Nav 1879 and comprises IA. taxes up0u CARRIAGES Bill
LIZ ,UD TABLES, YACHTS rud SlLNER-fbAIE i0E the
wear -ndns Mav L. 1885, together with the upon IN
CONES for the y.pT ending December 81 u s. iA@ ed
du, I'D assessed h. said Assspr have oroome dne
and fsyabe; thai will etend to rec lie tho az uy
Office No IS FRANKLlN-sf., IN the city Of ErT.iou
daily Sundays eIcepedj fon IA 70 D. NJ. hon the
nm q Auyu 1901 10 tic 2sh day Of August, ltof. Ard al
erso.s shell pay Tie duties sud .Iea s'sed
10 them. 10 ne, Within tne tine above specified. VIII De-
,.ueo 20 the penssy snd cost. mpofed by szd scDated
New iork, August ., 1874. JphN hAth'
Collector Ivth Collsctio- DisiIiot Of hew.fort.
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Jron. Sc.

IRON. IRON.
4 no, Tom. Best R.hn-d Barr, all sizes
20, INNS Common Bsr.. all sizes
o., Tuu. Beat Rods J 10 - SIC, 30, 5-l6 IA
PC Tuns Best Horseshoe if,n.
6.l inns Bes, Angie iron, u to 3inebs.
Is TINS Large Round Sha,.lns-
lon Trns SPIKE Rods, ell sizes.
Nm Ton, No | scotch Pa Iron
s,s, Jtius FORGE PIG ron.
aog Tan, NO. ! American Pig Iron.
I0o Tim. kenedg- Dslast.
ian Ton, Wrousli Iron Tnruing,
Ut ~ IN ,by PErIEE, WILSON 4 Co.,
Not, 2le and Il9 South's.
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beading AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
he - ro, Road lie completed and "A so'd = nnl.
order with h:olass Passenger Csrs sn1 bav' y tnrHe
fsIse,cntS win tie ccEnsc.in. roads 'UR 40 >lJTt
ofrrs 20 the usyins public d,r.t md IHitou,'1 ,o,t
from WAShlSG1OS ard AAhJihoff', VI. ~ oipa'
h., ,rd Reading t. Allentown. Esstoii nj NV phh
route for beauty aid 81 ALiER RESORTS should Dc
tried u be- appreciated
Trains Eorh leave Ceumbil al s;eos III. Acc.
Trans No I'll leave ConTbtl 81 Z:.n !, NJ. ST.
Trs.ns arrive ~ h.tchiR at Ip:JZ a. ~. AGO
Trans srrye a. heading s; s:s3 2, Ut, fsst-
Tram. South leAy. heading at c. ~ =. H., Ace.
TIsins South leave Reading al !. "a - H., asst
Trains Iirivs az Columbia az $50 a. Acc
Trains arrive q Coluia1Is 1t 10 y. NJ, ts,t .
TIE River Susquehanns Columbia Il c<c.-ed by 'oas
Ferry ANN sOA evits fae arrival '. the rus, 20 cen
vey he r.s,ense, over the chslge lei dcgaus Itsei
gers by the fat .tbe VII d.e al Columbia
I. W. NOislhHOf, ROE Car 'NNNr'
General Ticket Agent. Gehrtu super cent
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Professional Notifies.

CERTAIN and SPEEDY CURE obtained
wi,L m. "TROPlCAL BALsAM' in ea-cs Of diseases
Of the Che,, and n feons Wounds burns, Ulcers etc.
by srpl,nr 20 Mr. cAaRENO No ls "a Az See advertise
u.ent unAer " Medical
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Gctc!s, &r.
HOUSE,

EvERETT HOUSE,
UNION SQUARE. NEw.YoRK.
Tho underlined beg respectfully to inform their friends and
IN, nube that seI the f!h Of August the house above Will
be conducted upon the EUROPEAN PLAN
The hou. has been Thoroughly renovated, and We are now
prepared to 1T apartment. for the winter
III. location the sire and comfort o. the rooms o. This ho'e
'o c. II. KERSER w. u. B0RaoWS.
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DR. LEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
- INsTITUrE, No. 2 Besehstr between n.iot and
Nj pYo.Sssv H. tbs Oily place sherc the sficted VIII
receive proper medical trcspent hoshon IN .ool o-
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5iaticncrp an0 farm Goods.

FOUNTAIN PEN.-No inkstand required.
orc 6niny oil write IL hours Also sl osh,r styles Of
Cod Feni send rtomp for oirenlsI. O. r. HAWKES. sce
N. uIer. No. "a TAEssu ~. N. u
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UAlNES BROTHERS, ..,,.
pTkNO.FORTE MANUFACTURER
i1A-' NvfaRtt0OS;s No. 10 BaOADNAY. -
prlNos no LEr All FOR SALE in lSsrALLMEErs.
.r1soV UAtOJN's CABINET Org IS

ltE ,,,R. ,illIIS CfuRcHnS aid sc HOOLS.--areos
ni.ed y ne musical procession n greatly superior 20
NUNS elsieoat and 81. other small Of mr. l;ne o.. n
st-d Catalogue for oSp 1t testimony W thch
ron naiory OF the eminent oIgan1 In Ar'rre~I
Prices 10 10 a6l0 rscn. - 49, ..,..
which on, Cabinet Orgsng lave obiaed and me eIts1e
demand for he rave udlcea dearrs 10 advertise IN '9ne
c,l. ann, dnereut itruuieu Cabinet Orsslis e,i IN
othsr 10 represent purchasers tat Hafo.luiHssa ole
roed orxa. are tae thing Tai, not iEas ne eIcst
zh reputation ire not merely Of mo sorsron.
trr wogkman.hp bat asp in ary, meeiue o. es'enu an
ference. in eorucgn which, being patented cannot &c
i.i a.j by or-r msksr From these srisc iher oetef
quality sni elj uDsIi capacity or e1pfes
ron. War.soonas In Nsw.foFk No. Alafcerst ,,.,
$500 MASON BROTHERS.
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From Ecrtsess Monroe.

FosEREss EouRos, Aug. II.
Tie following is list Of the deaths in Hampton
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JCE.-One Thousand Tons Crystal Lake Ice
good Ords suitable Tor shipping, for sale cheap FOL
eGh by -
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NEW RAILROAD LINE q SOUTH.
~ BROCkLlN TO PblLADnhPHlA

Fire 81 Eruu.Ten Tickets - good foI three d,Y'-
On and aficr MONO tN, Aas l. 1854, hy the comnocIpns
res,a.r JESSE HDTT fost Of Atlantic tr"os tyiy
dsy sunoays e=cepied Of ~ occct A. .neLce 10 fer
y nth. by ths Gsii- 'rh Delaware LAY hp1o 70
foot CT Ne-tt thsdrpna. rttaInng, NrnSst "isf
PriAie,psis every cr, NJ :. ~. Ir1sYs =. cpt-t,
Trsv-ies hor tie Cry Of N*w.i ots se nGiisei not 70
~ let TO smdcr snd ALbOy nor7poy TIA crslsv,
pr,cyo OF carrying p.saf AMI Height sete ecu a. Ihr'
81 Nav. Yor n,d faia1eaaL
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Ofeatt Cleaners.

I'm al Of them many cases occur daily OF
- snos irssntiy cured BY uimg ID. TROPICAL BAL
kAA.r See saysrtissnent sDdnr Medical"
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q CENTS per Pound for old Books, News
- papers, Sc. MONAHAN L MILLER, wholesale paper
watehonse. ~ Spruce St. y. Y.
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Ec0oina CARDS. 81.

ALVIN. FVERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Fui
- ,on..t-wEDDlNG CAED5 and FINE STAtlONEhi
tEsahi'.h,d 1857
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y;,O SURGEONS. For Sale, Case of Surgi-
g, fu.trume. t. with Porkrt Set, complete, Londo a
make, cheap. Apply at l'9 John St
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- AGS The highest market price PAID for
Mixed Rags Iup-rections. Binders shaving ana All
kinds oil Paper Makers STOCK, by JOHN $. ASphEMS,
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Aiusital Jnsirnments
and thav shali

WHEN singers get convinced, and they n snail
soon OF the marvellous efficacy Of me AZ
BALsAM" for the specdy cure Of affections 81 s"s vn @
they Wit never dispense with using It In every eS
See sdver tls. n.snt under q" Medical
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Summer Retreats.

DEOpLE are finding ont that In Summer re-
treat as we ., IN Winter quarters they exposed 70
ussr nom tie chest and hros sud must have hand ae
"TKOpiCAL BALSAsi" Zee .dVsfttehtnl u-es4
" Me lca"
4 MEXICAN HOTEL, Hartford, Conn.,,
"A On both tn AMERICAN sud EUROPEAN pals
Oppo.le tho Sta.a House.
A 5. PLiaPTON. Propr
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fer Sale.

NOR SALE-A LOT OF OMNlBUSES
Il TORgvs A.p HARNESS; al-o a 10, Of hew spokes
F.i, Ir6c Enquige at 40 cat 10Th street, between Il
aud 81 Ayenucs-