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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29

TUELL - RIPLEY
-

TUELL - RIPLEY
Are opsrips a Magnificent STOCK q
Staple 4 Fancy Dry' cooss
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TRADE
Corner Of 9th and Main street,
TRRRE HACTR, IND.
Isks - more unpleasant and unsafe Medicines.
Fof unpls.ssnt ssd d.ngsrea. dLsezss., ne
HkLhBOLD's BUCBU,
Which has received the endorsement Of The most
PkOnfNEST P~HfuCIANsIS IA =
IL n0s offered = AFFLICTED Humanity a. q certain
cure for The following diseases aid symptoms orlg.
mating from diseases and abuse q the Urlnsr, or
s>xuki Organs
General Debility,
Mental and PbysIcsl Depression.
lmbeciiity,
Dissemination q Blood To the bsas,
Confused Its.s.
General Irni.buisy.
hestlessness sad slsspisssnesz Al Might,
Abs-ncs % xuscllsr Eehcisscy.
loss Of Appsute,
Dyspepsia,
kmAcianon.
Low spirits,
Dlso- ssniEation 70 Psrsly.
as Of The Organs % Gsnerstioa.
P.ipitstion 81 the Heart,
And, 10 fsf, all the eoncomitsnts Of Nervous aud
Dsotiitstsd state o. tie system
To insure the genuine, cat thls cut
Ask v H~KLMBOLD's TAXI 80 OTHER
GUARANTEED.
Zee s6vsrtissmsnt In another colann.
d-inAugs
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ccPelanBonuet and Hat
Bleach .. ,'so. Cclorsf Straw Goods,
No n = II 4tA ssreepasiss C,Doinsssi
Hons = ue hsute. IT.
Sc EAllf
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-09-29
GREENE COUNTY.
" Arla roWNuIr

James A Griffith. George Reynard, VIM
4 Allison. Jeese Dyer. Ch4is c Colembaugh.
Benz Woodrough. - Thomas, VIM No
Clsren. David l. Reeves. John II Trent.
James McCowu,ii. Marcus HAYES. Quota
6-Totai Drafted -.
wsfCs TOWNSHIP.
Jesse hanash. Tboma= NJ smith. Gabriel
T Beckwitb. S9afs p Wright, John 7 Nor
rvs. John Tbom.s. Mathew Slaughter, Rich
ard Bess ey. Mslcomb Wheeler, Henry
Combs. John ts.ser. James pessIey. John
Blsd-oe, Heory Johnsoh Quota TOTAL
Drafted n
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NAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Chsmpion cspssn JoasA. will iszrs
shs pors on Friday for Aspnwail. l..s-@
The mails for Central America snd ihs sonsh Pacific
will close ., hsfpast O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The Nsw Yosx Naturalization icr the Pacinc--wn be
ready At hsnpass nino O'Clock tomorrow morning. and
viii contaln:Fui and reliable accounts of tho Move
msnss OF the Army Lieutenant General Gran.
wards Richmond, Va, with details IRON our own Cor
respondents Of the Battles fought the Victories gained
and Of his present position wubin ssht u The Rebel
Capital illustrated with excellent Map Of the Scene
Operations The iatest News from General Butlers ~
vision ths soatn side OF Richmond; FUN accounts Of
the brilliant Movements o. General shevmsas Army in
Georgia. With htcss dispatches from his head. artsrs
within Anccs miles Of Ausn,a Tho asss Nsws from tho
Union Army In different parts o. the coantry; Lac and
Important nssgsacs frsci the Rebel Stses; fhc latest
News from Esrops. ana reports cf oil important svcu
" ~ rast ten days
taSn~ mnao1 IN vvanpuEu r,edr rw o,artOf sss
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rnr sAs,. Ne PASS AFFAIR.

v...~..,,~~ 800. 'ror~ Captain Lsm-
son. OF tho Granite - ~.
Capture OF tho Car. S
Wavo-rhe Prisoners s"r
Houston, Texas. Sc.
mo following lettsr reossvsd ~
Ah city - ,ssx
SA.ss PAa. rsKss, NJ
On under the painful uscessisy u INFORMING. .ss
j vAs captured al Cacasien pAss the noruing -
9th. Tue Wave Was As0 captured a. the time, -
fought for an hOur forty minutes has the enemy
uhsrpshooters picked or our NEE that could Aot
Keep our guns manned, tasr batteries buLod "
every shot.
Tho Grants City had sixteen shot holes in her hull
10 " ths water line; two efnoers vounded
veroIy-so badly that his right Was obliged 70 be
taken OF 81 the shoulder Tan men we're wounded: two
aimee dead.
The eusnys oAarpsbcosefs annoyed most, although
70 wsro pretty we'll cut up by shot aud shell
am uniniored and in good health have mes 20 fx
with nigh toned polste odaaers. vino have shown me
every proper attention
We 70 from here by steamboat and railroad 70 Hous-
too Our destination from there nov 70 me unknowa
G W. LAWSON
Commanding United States steamer GeaaHs Gay
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Accidental Explosion OF Four Monster
TOrpsdoss Near Nswbern. N. C.
Over Forty New York Soldiers
Instantly Killed.
The Signal Tswsr Blswn Eight Hun-
lFsd Feet Int The Air.
NAMES or TINE KILLED AND WOUNDED,
h. ~. u,

Our BsoAsior's Crock osr<esps.asnss.
oUsPosu, CAsr GAAs~,
1872 RHuInaf NBw YoaK INrANvav.
BAonsI0R's CREEK, N. G., May n, 1854
AZ fbur O'Clock yesterday afternoon. NE arrvsi Of
the train u sAis station from Nswbsrs terrible sxpss
sion attended The removal Of fear topsdOes from the
TO the platform. Forty odd soldiers and negroes wers
blown Int eternity in instant while between twenty
ana thrsy persons white and black were wounded and
uAuged in . manner frighUul 70 benssd.
rn ACCIDENT AND 0Aus4
Tho train which left Newborn three O'Clock 10 ths
afternoon brought 70 the ouposts ths Remaining
thirteen torpedoes Of mcnsrou weight and proportions
intended 70 complete the blockade Of the Ness
the direction OF Knston The last the four was about
reaching the STATEN platform accidental blow
from log Il wood striking upon the cap exploded the
torpedo. The coocusson was great that tho othsr
three followed on tho sxposoa OF tho rst and quick
as to make but ons mighty report, like tho crash Of
thousand pieces Of artillery nrsd simultaneously. The
disaster one o. the moa appalling and heassroang
that has happened In This country n . sories Of
years soldiers whose gasusry hss bseu displayed on
battle fields, and whose easernss tina from
their brave comrades in Virginia had brought them cs
tering around tho station, hurled, mangled aud
torn, into eternity ia q moments time. Heads. bodies
and limbs wore scattered for quarter Of mile ar0und
ana in many instances il was found impossible 70
cognixe the remains OF the unfortunate vctina6 The
-, -. 80 1870, ~-.s. :,
sBn" eo~o Ana coiuih~sary Duhuins, swShsy 1861 "
eighty feet built or logs, thTowA into tho air dis
lance OF eight hundred feet and strewed tho country
= 90 ui's""oo u'ouu" w" '"V HA4"eu1.
rBv cAsUALrihS
rns o,s.,as, .,nsrsr ~ this .er,,h,. ra,..,..,a
S' ~ - - ' '~''"i"s vs.
the One Hundred and fhirysec0nd New York stationed
FOR the last twelve month"; on this front ana hoss
J, $1,000. !. -, -.,-.-. ., -, y, .-r
s"lacont W s09 raiiroAo ssStoh ZOE ue Information
OF tbs friends and relatives Of the killed and
vAose homes arr mostly b. Nav York and rooh,vp Oh.
.n.,,,. :.
'ohoWipk st VI c~Sushias gwen ana Can % sepsndsd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.



Mobile, Ala BY the Rev. Mr. Burgots. Mr.. VIZ. HnrRY
BxtDKs 70 MISC Mar h., oldest daughter q Caleb Proc,
Bvrtw-GAs..--on Wednesday. June 1, a trinity
chapel by the Rev Dr. A. B. Carter, CnAAN Q. Burhss
70 ksnA only daughter OF Dr. II. 0atss, Of saa trAs
San Frsncisco papsr p.sase coy.
a."ss Of .hs brides Ssrsus, by lie Rev b. Hutton
EDwAap u Bvnss " Asp's. daughter OF w. q. Taylor,
' cA.,Tsrss-waI.o Wednesday, nsy =. .. o.
Mchsss church. Brosaw.y. BY ths Rev. I. Peters. C
q CAsrsrrns 70 EurnssA, only daughter cf wn- wss
Ing, va ALI OF shs city. No cards.
cirs-Aspsaso1 wednesday, Ju.s /, BY Ne Rev.
Dr. ROGERS 81 the Dutch Reformed shuscb Ffh avenue.
" s. CArs Miss MAaY l. AspsasoS, daughter u Jssa
AI cST|.Hcsussr.~ wednesday. Jose 4. ~ tbs
Rev Mccarthy, pastor Of The ohure o. Ia holy CSoss
Mr.. PArncx CUrdAs 70 Aiss AIS AeScIr'a' o. '"s
Disqualification Tuesday svsaisS. May n. n
5..bs, coasoa. DAsm. Drsvsr 70 as.sssA, youugss.
daughter of rhonss asd Mary Csc, al Of Factosyvis
s,oorwiS-wnmyr.- Wednesday June 1, = NE resi-.
deuce Of the brides parents, By the Rev D. H. john
sou, n. d, HARRY D. Goopvm. u $. 70 Jrrrn, ssiy
HuSr- RicAao.--On "Wednesday, June 1. ~ ths rss,-
deuce Of the brides father % Ssntca street. ~ thosv
j. Peusd T. Hvsr 70 hisa cIAsA RieAsD, daughter q
nrsss--hsoss sunday, Nay ~. a. shs TsapIs
Emanuel. by the Rev DR. Adss. Ls~s 4. krsss 70 Sat
LIE HIn1r, Al Of this city.
Baltimore papers please copy.
ManyTSx--MossoS.--Ou Wednesday, Jues 1. o. Hou
church, by tho Right Rev. Horato sodthgas, ~ NJ.
W. H. MAnyHy 20 Mis- ExLr daughter o. Ne late Judge
nsIssAss-pucn,apY- ou Tuesday, hay 81, By the
Rsy NJ W. Gsisssnnstaes, v. H. MulxsAss to.Cs1srIsA
r., eldest Ansghsev Of Jsrcns DssaNn' sesn " sos
oly. 49,, -
Ncrr--pAurso.--t,a Tuesday svcuing, NAY ~, we
First Bapslst church, Brvculs street. ey zoe XIV ~.
Anderson, joys NOrT 10 Lccist FAviiSc al ~ snm ey
rsnua-pvar, Tuesday, NAY 81 By the Rev
Hersto Stsbbins Hxssr HosAwr Posrna 70 anna sncAts
youagest daughter Of tas late Francis dwight, Albany
rs,rrn -fJwssa--;a Drookyn, on Thursday. April "a
bv Rev. Hcary .. Van Dyke, }. ALxxADna PArrss. %
Brockiyn IN Mrs SsaAa l. Owsss, late OF AonNonAssy,
Ala. No cards.
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pMvrs Crrv, G. r., June |, 1904
Tho relief sommee for the sufferers ~ the late Hood
have raised nearly nve thousand four hundred dollars
Aeous the same amount s TO b raised 10 the nounsah
towns
Tho following are Wholesale pricss-sug1, $50. toe;
coffee. c2s. 7sc; Gsur, SIC sls pr 100 ,sa baeua
Aos. other things In proportioc.
The mining prospects are god. bus oysalsss err ~
stsssssd NJ NJ usss sssfslly ~ ,sAee.
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s,uxs.--op wednesday. Juss 4. PArMCx, soe x NJ
ebsrl p,urk eyed 10 yeass, months and IS days
fhe reistiycs and trsnds requested 70 attend tbs
,.ys from his late re~deace Of For.sth street
and Tenth avenue, this trhirsdAyl AfsrnoSs, - swo
M. on --ou Wednesday, Juno T. sftey short bus
ssvsre lnsss siss BAoos In The A3d yeas o. her age
Tns II isuds md quaitances are Respectfully invited
"a send ss funeral from her late residence lse avenue
90 Yriay siisrIooa ~ $50 elocx, wiinoas fxrthef
notice
Js.snr--.)u wednesday, Jane L. sstsr ssors end
vare Illness f"r w., the bsnvca vie OF joan BerGis,
ir TIA I'D year Vi Gs~ ass
sasns N o00~l. ~ lTharSAv Mtsssssa. ~ sss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02
THE PRESIDENCY.


CLxvsLAsp, Ohio, June 1, 1884
TITO controversy In the Convention yesterday on the
surface all appearance between tho friends OF ire
mon, and Grant. In shat scose Fremont ahead bat
underneath all this. and tact tho real controversy,
the real point that tho struggle was upon was whether
the action OF this Convention should be managed with
view operating upon and with tho Baltimore Bepub
can Convention or the Chicago Democratic Conventio0
This the point and the point Of all tho proceed
ngs OF tina Copvsntiou and the Sopnatons OF thu poll
tcians-
Those operating view Of the Chicago Convention car
red shor polnt BY At swenteths Of the
Convention az their back. Ia this view the. Of.
feet aud the result OF this gathering 10 jet to
ts II Grant meets with decided success
before chs '4th u July the friends Of Lincoln.
Including the Blair fafuy will 0f proceedings and
combinations al Chicago that they little imagine. Now,
those who took part IN this Convention with Bal
tmors have all gone homo with decided heads rho
squad Lincoln odceh0ders who here disturb
the proceedings frightened out OF their project By
the circulation OF that there several bush
whsckers here from Missouri who had all the u
the ocshodsrs sent here and utended 70 asssssnats
holders we've noasd By the detective pece OF this FACT
and they kept exceedingly quiet all day Yesterday
The gathering was not As large - sspscisa out made
oaus.
The Maiae Democratic state Csuvsneions
PosnAxo, June 1, 1854.
Pie Democratic state Copvsntios met II Portland 70.
day. Four hundred delegates present Every
county but Aroostook represented. The following
delegates n large 70 ths Choaxs coavsasteo were eho
ssn-Boa. Graham L. Bsynsos, d Bangor; william p.
Hamss, Of B.ddsford John ". Dsa, u Fryeburg Rioh.
ara D. Rice, q Augusta
-------------------------
saslsss - he Taken - o0hstasasss.
Every liable 70 drafs, sod who, drasd under che
now sa for men. which 10 generally believed In likely
soon ~ issued, who vssd desire 70 furnish substi.
tuts, n interested In shs folicwing;--
tIxtracs Of Latter from Provost Marshal General
UAsUsaros, May -, 1854.
Rear Admiral b. PAuIDtSas-
sailors can be taken substitutes for drafted mea
such sac~s 70 nto the naval service for three years.
principals not 10 receive sxesppt0n papcn untl thoy
bring boards OF enrolment certificates fron the
shorized naval recruiting officers. that the Substitutes
actually accepted and received nso chs navy
would respectfully request that you notify Ne officers
Of the navy concerned am, worry respectfully, ycuy
obsdisnt servant, WILLIAM HAYS,
Rris. Gen Vols. and A. A. P. n. General.
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TIE BISHOP GUrTA rERCHA CoxPANf,"
the snly American manufacturers or pure Gua fcrsha
Iugilaied Telegraph Wire for submarine cables. Once
Wire Electric Cerdagc and Muinius and Blasting Usc,
respectfully inform tber American friends and their
the telegraph community OF the United States
that thss are fully prepared with ample and mate
rsals 10 furnish all the
sUBMAaINE AND 0raRH rELK0RAPH WIRE,
insulated with guttA perchA that he required for
In ths country and tsfms reasonable - aay
foreign manufacturers,
Apply 70 .-,x = r,o.,..
General Agent Of the Bishop GutiA PerchA Compsay
Once 2Ql Bs oadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

Mystara0us PhenOsncna OF Real Valve
and vita daily NJ Cooper fnatue ~ DE-.
Reyno,dson sayA "Coma aAd see
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Ladies' Atteatton.-- tlatinR, Amy Wsdth,
80 per yard french Flutng COMPANY sH Broadway, ~
Twenty nras snd Twenty second Streets ap stairs
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Trusses, Elastic Axoc ktURs, dto.--Na rsl
Co IS Radical Cora fruss Once emily at No vsscy ssrea
LADY attendAut
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Royal Havana LOtsery.-4U Per CeMt
premium paid FOR pr1eS Furnished The high
paid for Dsuboons and all kinds Of Gold and Sill
TAYLOR n CO. BANKERS, l6 Wal s&raet, N. T.
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Deafness, Disease OF Ghe EyNs ANA Ca
usual undivided attention -
DR. CALDWELL Ocu,ist Aurst "A Citation haoc Etghtk
frsn ociock. Gross tnstsnty removed
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Je~eiry and Watches
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by GEO. G. ALLEN. sfb broadway dos~ ~
low CAuNi street, formerly II Wall strset.
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Prizes Casheh in All t.exait1ed Lotte-
ri>s. G. r. JOHNSON, ff0 fifnoe street.
beswecn LAurons aud W0ostor.
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DR.. Kings Salvation Powders Post
cure Druokennesa Given unkuown 20 the silent y
anything Price 81 Sold only II as Hudsost stress
and ct as Sixth avenue N. Y.
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cedar r~ TIA phor.
cHtArRsT AND aEsr ron MOTHS
nARnIs cHAeMAN. Boston.
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ssHor MsJssty'' ChampaEne-Ths Roy
al wine of Rugiand ~ per sAss. Of quarts
WIN. n. WAKD, 81 ExnAsnge place, ndnr Bread
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Deafness. Catarvh. and Al Disesses's
he Throat ead AIT Passages sunosA Nuus sesssdr
DRS. Lv0HTHIkf. u St kark's Blscs
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Rateheier's Hair Dye-TAe hest On tine
World Harmless. pehabls sstantasssm tbs ce,v osrA
fssdys. ssd ~ al drussaiA EAs,sry q pAsdsg strssL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

rmmd's PSudrc Subtitle UprOOts Hair
sorehesds part Of ths body WAranted -
his depot 45S Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

GsardeM Adornme n e., Vasos, FOuntatmss
Chairs Rettees Rustic HeAts Treses. &C., ~ CHAbA
ca. g. S23 Broadway. opposite tho ~ Nicholas Hotel
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Eoots Arm sh.es.--r The Largest Assort-
mat cy " good Boots Shoss Tor Iadgss zen
tiea ssd chtdrsn, At BROOKS rs Rrosa~ay asi i5e
E.in frNN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

OMcfal Circulars ira shelby College Lot.
tsry faSotshed by SIMMONS. ROGERS h CO. Ns~ York
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Grover d BakeY'a Hfghess ProHAtQu0
Elastic Stitch Sewing Machines As6 Broadway. N. 7.
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Lottery Tickets CnshAd.--r q FOR q Ia n
given. JOSEPH BATS. Broker. III wsu street.
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wigs, ToWPees, Hair Dye. Hair Dye1ns
and MoldavA Cream. for boauufyinG thA HALF 81 ".
BATCHELOBH. Is Bond street
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PrSzes Cashed In All I.-xaitxeA Lotte-
res and information given kxchsngs scs. lGs BROAD.
Wal Mar
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intention q preach . reform AGAINST the growing asA
what gentleman ask old young who ADDICTED 10
this or enjoying hmse1 behind god Havana, per.
tIcuariy after q hearty meal wi dispute us We speak
from eIrerenoe fer We sftsa .nd.ss IN good ssas osr
Isr and
nsi he thing after smoking; instantly the
and odors 81 obsoco;
us efrcsbsgy sgreesble an leaves the mouth cool and
sweet. soid BY all drugg SITS, BY HALL 4 RUCkBL.
p-epressrs as Greenwich street. New Ysrt Price -
.ts~rb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

PRICES Esshed In aH LeEai isOtteries.-.-
Information given senl J. A. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wan
street. room 8 Nav York
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Psfxss Cashed n AL Legal xed Lotto
sfse sud information given. GAtLA1HHH Dk0JAMfN.
1rotesa no Chestnut ssrest fhilsdeDhiA-
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crtstsd~rS's HAIR bye, Preventative
rns Ave Applied BY ssilrul srtiass
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s-Fans-NnW Styles,
Just received from PaPiA, from dollar 70 twenty ave
dollars EACH for sale BY q. ALLEN as Broadway one
doer bslaw Canal street.
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MIRA .

: CrOss Eye rxAyOHTErEAp IN ONE MrNurw
And every assase Of tho Eve "a 1sr regn,s,nS sssr
medical 81 surgical aid attended - ey " Won BiSHh
IxKG, q MD OOasuiung rocma 90 Broadway, aess
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

Bs4,itant aud Powerful Day nd fhGn
pouhs Perspso,vs Glasses for the field. opsra Aad
AsssrnisDt A. SEMMONS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

Plain Fnci.-A Hatchet FHcW6 Chap
dscs not require broad brimmad hat, and dunpy ind-
vduat G does wsh rendered supreInely ridi
cioas the ontrageousy tall articles that
tries love 10 udu re In. 10 prevent mistakes IL only
necessary deal Mt 22 broadway There will
experience difficulty ia PROCURING bsoornnS srNeie ~
satisfactory n.ics.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

10. Ba~trr'. Once A. a. Nm. q Division
ruset New YORK; city ne hes cber cHfce. Established
1854 ksbt r"o ard private entrance He cbroots
caupu snd psss tne hkt, o. a. Kinds TIVE
snos, poisonous ifnrotv - the blooi css ell iirere,
ar Human fraily, NtTvpvi III tsgl. Iadt.c elton.
.,oa.satsSs grsrs Hsvrs To- frssn 4. ~ aaW ocass
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ROYAL Havana Observation-Disclosures Pre-
MUM paid for prizes Reformation given Doubl00ns
wanted. ALKCE 4 co, KrVkers, ~ and ~ Pine street.
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EruptiOns, Frooktes, PlmpIes, 1'ea,
suUburn FLESH worms and all skia Defs~nthsa surM BY
GOURAUDs ITALIAN Medicstsd Soap 81 his aspst Na al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

ant COmbs-New styles,
Parts from dollars hacs aaeh.
for sale by a. C. ALLEN Alb Broadway ous door below
Canal atseeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-02

Who will be troubled with ehiis fever darr.
bmA summer disorders sicsness d. sentry. aud oil
other chronological rompains, when tie French Cognae
biltes OF s. sTEINFELD 40 Nassau street New York. vii!
sssuredy prevent eradicate each Of those d
tempers These Bter- the only imported article nc
American market being made byVkhe Vine Growers So.
Getty Of sogpac FRANCS and always Improved on voy
Kge Hundreds OF leStu nj 81 tue Agents
the Ccgpac sitter. first strod need during tho
cosra OF 1884, He particularly calls pton 20 the test
efficacy OF female debility
meas. Sc, Of which they
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France. Ellis & Co.-~Ma nngers.
LiHsAxv. kxrEA 0LAsa i0s--Jnnc I. 1861
80, -, "a 10, "a. AS, g. Al, a.. 4, 80, %, 81, 81
CLAss IGS--Inns l. 1851
IL, II, ~, AZ, ~, 70, 81, "a. Z, 4s, IS, 90.
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Murray. Eddy - Co.-C0~fnHfoN. Ky,
KENTUCKY, ExrKA CLASS E1--J una I, 1881
IL, 90, 43. So 4j. I5 "a, IS. 3, 70, S, z, 50, So
KxnrUsxY. CLASS 35s--Juns 1. 1854
5, so. Is, IS, i6. 10, 81, 80, 81, 40, u.s., ~.
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a New Truss for Rupsur

New Truss for Rupsure.
We Of The greatest blessnss y emf.
ferns humanity that has sysr bean nyeu,ed:
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
IL In constructed q di6sreat principle
,rey I'll others insuring peace haDpinsss
fort esrstn Light clean and easy. No pressure
,hs bask chord 10 inward and upward Sup
porss and sheulAsr Braces unryallcd eamphisss fss
For stamp uRE0OHX CO, 30 broAdway.
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Cos~s, E0ntous, Nnvested Hatss ru-
arr.d Nnd ali dsrasss ~ the Feet cred thoul rau
or loaop ven,euce 10 the pacnt by DE- xAOaARIR n,r
sos Cbrspcdlst TOD sgnsdwAy.
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z. u, Sinm0ns u CO.--COv iR4tOm. Ky.
sHxLsv SSrEA cLAss 2sl--Juuo I. l61A
ca, S. "A, ~ sc, 80, 20, ~ IS. so, T. 75, So, -
CI.Ass 2il-.Juns l, 1884
"a, ~, 40, 10. 80, /, "a, rs, ,. ~, rs, 70.
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Highest Prcmi a m lock stitch Sewing
Nsc.ineA WHEELER WILSON. Gas Bresdway.
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ursxsiian Pebble spectaries and Eye
revers strengthen and Improve the sight Of cid and
Young by day and night, without psiu fatigue Hshy
re,,mrnended BY the medical faculty sRNMONH.
ocuists OpticiAv. Gsts Broadway. opposite Boad
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4 Thousand RefrigerAtors. From
~ -slver Pisssd wsrs Table Cutlery Cooking Utsnsia
de- Of less prices thAn any other store r. D BASS
FOR0S. Cooper Institute. Aston place.
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White Duck vcsts, -. Doubre Hreast-
Aarsses g. Single - Fancy Coat Pants and vast,
xh CLARKE, liz end liA william strseI
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WAY - the Aroma OF fhRlOn'S Night
BLOOMING CKREDS on iadys handkerchief Ike bread
upon the wster, Because ia found after many days
Why 70 the yoluptaous scent OF PHAfsON'S NIGHT
BLOOMING CERkUs like the face OF an oidfriendf BE.
easily distinguish Is from oyory other.
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Elliptic Sewing Machines.
TNey the best.
Seq tbsm before purrhaalos,
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Address 10 Smoh~rs.--POlinA ~ Sons.
Meerschau Manufacturers removed Broome
10 so 3rosdwsy near Fourth wholesale and retail
Pipes 10 order and repaired
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Beautiful Complexion. --latrd's Bloom
Youth everything for peerying and beautify
ina he complexion sad skin ~ Broadway and drnggests