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Notice.

THE DIRECTORS of the Gilmore Agricultural
| Society. will meet at the Pond House, ON Sat
urday the 9lst of July, ut 6 O'Clock P. NJ, to
agree upon day to hold their next annual Fair,
and to appoint the several awarding committees.
Per order of the President.
j. w. BRYANT, Secretary,
Elmore, July 18th, 1864. 35w2
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-07-27

In West Addison, July 10Th, by the Kew. D..
Lewis, Mr.. Addison vanderhoof. and Miss Sarah
A. Norton, both Of West Addison. ,vr,.l ~.
In Burlington, by Rev. y. Mix. July Goth,
Charles Corey of Waterville, and Ellen e. Scott.
of Burlington. Ft8}
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Important to Pensioners!
Passions, BOunties. Back Pay, and
Claims, Of all kinds against the
General or State Co..

Fe2tSto7tS, DOU2teeS, DUCK ray, ara
Claims, Of all kinds against the
General or State Gov
POWERS GLEED, attorneys at law, Morrfs-
vile, VT, are prepared to prosecute all kinds
of claims against the government. They have
had larger experience in prosecuting clsimA for
pensions, bounties, &C., during the present war.
than any other agents in this partof the State.
Pension Office, anu being correct, applicants are
saved the expense and delay incident to applica-
tons. and proofs unskifully and improperly
made they are furnished with bound copies Il
all the pension. bounty and bounty land laws In
force. together with all the decisionr of the PEN
sion Bureau and Attorney General thereon. They
charge only the fees established by law
The following are entitled to pensions. viz -
Soldiers wounded or disabled by disease. a-
Widows of all soldiers that die in the service,
Children under l6 years of age, If no widow.
orphan sisters under the age Of l6, If no widow
Mothers dependent, wholly or in part on their
sons who die of wounds or disease, are entitled
as above.
The Sl0o bounty is paid in tine following order,
lst--to widow If any living.
2d,--to children. p. :. ....-s.
Sd,-if no widow or children living tothe father.
4th,--the mother,
9th Brothers and sisters. 'r
6th-heirs generally. G.a.
Pensions, bounties and all back pay, whether
due from the State or the Uuited States, is ex-
empt from the claims of creditors. Soldiers who
serve two full years are entitled to bounty. Sol.
diers discharged by reason of wounds received in
battle are also entitled to bounty whether they
serve two years or not. We are also supplied
with blanks for pensions, whether in the present
or former wars, for daawing their money in Sept
ember and March. Cali on or address
49, POWERS q GLEED,
Morrjsyjlie Vt
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THIS il to certify that | have this day given my
i con Martin Manning his time daring the
remainder Of his minority. and that ehall claim
w MICHAEL MANNING.
Hyde psrk, July 20, 1884 SIS
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A LII persons having unsettled accounts with
n the late firm of j. w. SAKE d Co.. are re.
questsd to call and settle the same Immediately.
-a5I Lst r,M H j. w. SAKE.
Cambridge. July rs, 1864. S6w3
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STOWE HIGH-SCHOOL.

| StoaDe. LamoiNe Co., ~
A. J. SANBORN, A. NJ. Principal
r. L. PERKINS, Esq, Assistant.
Miss SUSAN r. DUTToN, Teacher of French,
Miss SUSAN R. DUTToN, Teachers Of Mpsic
Mrs. f. j. ADAMS, 0"oe's VI IVA "'i''
j. w. SwAsEY, Teacher of Penmanshp.
CALENDAR.
Fall Term will begin Wednesday Sept. 7, 1864
Winter Term will begin Dec I, 1864
Spring Term Feb. "a, 1865.
This School is established ON a permanent ba-
sis, and will afford every facility for aeademical
instruction. Careful attention will be given to
Classical studies so as to prepare young men
thoroughly for college or professional studys In
struction in Mathematics and the Natural Scien-
ces will be made searching and rigid, intending
to make clear both facts and principles. Every
depal tment will be made to accomplish its pur-
pose in the best manner,--the final object in all
being to make what this age and these times
loudly demand, men and women of culture and
intellectual power, who can. think for themselves,
discriminate between. the true and the false, and
have a will to choose the former. This aim, com
bined with the rare attractions Of the location,
IL il hoped, will make this school resort for the
studious Lectures on the various branches viii
be delivered during the term. The school build
ing is new large, pleasantly located and furnish
ed a
TUITION.
Common English So 80 Latin and Greek, 81 SO
Higher English. 400 French, 200
Music, (use of Piano. 5000
;. \ !. i 5 i EIG s'ss"Ar Committee
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DO.You wish to be Cured 2

~ DIR. BUCHAN'S
ENGLISH SPECIFIC Pills cure. In less than 30
days, the worst cases Of nervousness. impotoncy,
premature decay, seminal weakness, insanity.
and all urinary. sexual and nervous affections.
no matter from what oanse produced. Price. 81
rer box ,--sent post paid by mail on receipt Of an
order. One box will perfect the cure In most
cases. Address JAMES 5. BuTLEH.
35m3 General Agent, 49, Broadway N. <.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-07-27

CALENDAR.
Fall Term will begin Wednesday Sept 7, 1864
Winter Term will begin Dec. Z, 1864.
Spring Term Feb. a, 1865.
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NNlfCc fN Creditors.

III : is W glvr notice. ihJt ',r >i.h~s'IlU"
! I'll rr.i uIi.I. hitii ubt IN Il II N ia
", .lan>' Count ot SAID county. letters
le,.ani"nt"ry "n tn" l"r>,n.l estate II john
i.ncniu, late OF sad county. drrta>eti.
,li prr>url> having c!aim> g,inSl the sud
ic,r Srdr are 1t, rrb, warned t"rAl.inl ia.
same with tLc vouchers tn r'rt day anthem
tic It'd, on ar brinrr the l2'h uav at July.
Is $; they ma, thrI". 81 b, iaa. iv axe u
led IT N all benefit ~ S.'ri estate. A per-
san ind 'hiel t sand st 'tr are requested to
N ,kr inlr,.,iilir pa, mrnt 10 III" subscriber
tIirrn undo, IN, htri this ifth a,v ~ July
it6i INSi PHI II LINCOLN,
Administrator -, John ii.rn,i. .irc:.
T-> --;'n>LKLtY b. CUTLER. Req.
JnIl II. l~ii hw
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'ji. - go 4r urjlrr lt,, TIVE >4.~, ri, D..
Z uI a., ~ roaul,. l.',r "n.ar.i tu,0. 81
tln'ns i"pr' at ,.ti" ctug'I. le tr,> "
t''... '>jra, uu "H 't" ls.l.nn' ",ft- -
'3a"n.~.' 'r>'u.. It.,. ,t 81 r,IrlA Il,
.n.". A ie.-otr> htrlne rlni,us against
II. all i,,,"-ri hlr h'rruy M,iit.'i
Xnib.' thu I'M Win the v,iirirIs thereof
ia, authentic ,tri on or before the 1 !,
IA, june Vs. t"N may o'h lw,A..
t.. law. III excluded from al 'rrefi 1T s;i,;
estate MI persons IN lrni. to sui cI,,i-
re requisite t" make i,n'ncdiite pn,nl.ui
Ia III. subscribers. G.veu and our ha,rt>
This 18th day OF jun. 1871
UNtA~ MI RSilnN.
B\t X MEk ,ipN
A nInlstritnrS y T \
al Tiuiia> g r>ilnn. icr'i
Tesi--''nNKLrY IS. CrrLER, Reg.
June - lSG, ii.
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I AN CURED.

az have taken six does,f Railways ri..s, # t'lres
pills each, day til y cured Inc Il AEON,
nhs oh. Tia ,ompora re.iet l! s,onpe III, is, "f
tese plt. for week my 81 compliant would al'p'ar.
s:x loses Of Il d.ay's IA. cure 1 me-
ErFEN LESSi.Ir, I. S. C. $ F"
~ have snn'rsi W ny.re .sia and Liver "a.
pl,nt for seven y"ar.--i.iye U cd III 20 III.
they w'mi give me temporary coRr'rt o@i was VA
led tn IA. then !tie tala ls..vH t.'eI ono b..
Of IT Railways liils : am c,rel lave moi t.!ea
psrtic:a VI inec !a.ns in >.x mo.t:as.
c t:I b., EoSoury, Mass
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PILES, S1TATHiA. An TrEEsNCS,

Pill. 5, SyRAI.I q AN TENrSMC.
Are the .uts OF }itanEato Of itt'n Il thu Esu-
rous mcmb ane If t.a G,wuls, m.tgs =. by dra S
nil -'le>e imIcrf q ls, 'trn 81 bling i-~"ive;!
by the Uhe, arc c.. led 10 the hover els. aii Ia
duce p'. Il tic Inprrn"lt or cyac at"n h t.ae
iritt n - Acrre fhs !tra dtn:,, rS, e"ctiif
rains, les and <hsiHtS y,i tie f",esn 1ii.t rnls
10 the "ts- asst, hat fG.,sn -nderg ~" is.e ssJ
imperfect 3,Hs
purgatlve cinc required. toe Z disc 1
RAILWAYS kEGCLA ING Has.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR
ro'son' atsc.ct With FILLS. may rcy CT ..as;;:rs
cure by their
COATED WITH Gun.
CoAT-n WITH .IN.
tpArt., WIFI! titM.
Or. Railways !!)!s arc elegantly { a,ri w.... Gam,
ar 80, from ti>.u slncl a.i. ha .tk'n - ii! '''s
and OIL occas!oLs g .larf.tr = ~ MI rn" colds,
II exposed &c We: oT d"a;! ~vt:s. attn: .a,'. .4ese
pills
ST., oF r.!rT,I',:' II-i-'
l,vo scoarca = vi,n-ons cva;c,or Z. .rsc . c,.ns
INF ma. OF she E',:.at@. i'aft y.i KS, ,,ie.
ee lied. a iurc ~ !,,4Way' : I'll, ~ TrrT,
trict.oa. All l,"n:y fr..s !'rs 's7c ;rtgi.us "
arc inside saci. box + i>. res 80 cut, sv:t
Druggists, Ae..icG n7a. =, ~, 80 =" keeper.
y h-EyeFy Agent las ben nini."'i ~,s fr'.S
nd new I'LL . i'i' h.i erh G"E "a en:. t,-. H.!l
i -tacl Engraved /. be-. lake ,."'..
!.An".h e 90.
81 II .l,!c.t !. - 49, =
H-vUwing to rise in prices. IS cents per
t'ls ill tereaito' be charged for Railways
Pills.
,"ld ',v IA II II MrrorslL, Eik,on, Md.
Augs. l863-1y
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fN'E Undersigned having c"nlnr.nc,.d the
tAhl\i 7 MAKING business in tik
''ii. It Ut" c'.rhrr 1T Vain ard Bridge SIS
tt"gnrrlI j. =. tantwrll'e tn Shop } ar,
ir"pirei +" iurnis'' the public with all att
'''es Il their line. tr''.n il crIi.ilI,n Chair IT,
'i,'' Most c">t, Iirce "i Furu.tu.c. At a>
rraSurhh til rates a> they can he hal in an,
other place Both being prlrti"al m"ctanir>
are prptre'i I" Il their own work.
FL NEk AIS attended by Mr. Foster, who
Is experienced ia that branch, at very rca-
s"nahle. rates.
Pnhiir patronage respectful, S,"itrd
IL Old Furniture repaired u, tn,rirrair
prices. f A + TIE :,
W. h liLAiZ;G.
Ext Ii. Miy a. 1864 3m.
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l1OlISH slaaGi Lot.

in the town at Cn.!lr,r1a1 G'"'. ..lnty
Maryland, where TIE sA'i } ,t.e- u. ,'i,"mr
son now resides. and at.r tn...,. tow, 1
Beds and Bci'Iing. k,'lStead>, Il Chails.
Az .aids"i Carpet .rg, sal 3 Fables and
hereby give notice tia, n
TUESDAY, the 26th day Of Ju,y. 1864,
at ~ o clock NJ. ! will nf.r for sale ,le
SAID property. s" seized aud taken in -Xecu-
ton. by Public Auction. to the highest bid
der for cash, t" satisfy said writ ani costs
THOMAS S. RE; D.
July 9. 's64's Constable.
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a Y ,AI.UABI.E L ARM
AT rssIlATE SAi.E.

IN cons. uirn"n 1T tn! renolen"Ss Ut M
Il ;,r.r.ri, from my residence. viii dtS
luSe "t t Private Sale, my FAR Il. 81
Churn creek. nn nivgthl+ wafer, IL kr'
c"nntr, Nd. c,n'a nlng 49l Acres "f / an
adj lang the lands at N.>srs. Isaac Pat>u,t>
Geo x Beck and geo. Strph-'> II e.
diyia.. INTO fields. is inter I'D trnrl"g
iit. ."rh several times i'm ii hi il pr
i!nctv". Their. Az. 81, tt"hsIni f'''r'
Trees ,d fiil. renI varieties iui ia I" rug
W'fiIn All or. n'v 10 it. v lac y tvig t!t'
.',sI ,ath 4 lnuing ur he taiiI n,Ikr
Convenient ot nrreS, I" j. Is .li.h.ur" ~
lhii,d piiia markets Tirr. - nj i"n",
~ wonl aud sH,piu> f. h. >t"ni iI.n'rI
The i l1hiue~ re rw Snl +, tue in"il
Ia. ,n,rA new vii, attic G"nf,i.ing II
r"nns ga u rutt.. t,c>" Ia" ni ru'
lng a. iiiirE IL .t"nd .l'i,I tie ,,t H.N"
:nvS nr' = "t mi at : r.".
lut SKIS uF S,1. e. .,, mi. uIen u'
in good suarL.ia"'' p t'f amt ii,' u'.".. -
long TINE i" >ut IA c!i,Hcr IT,. !" ere.
payable Srni rnrnatlE
Apply l." I've >r',> 'rih'r. act. y IA ,1r.
T-l4wart, nr T. g." pe N,rs-r>, E-u Cu.-
t'rt"wn. vi III ia,S athtil&i
Jn.c |, i>b+.
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Constab!t's Sale.

pY vitur of a writ of Firri Facias issued
- u. Simur' Logan. one of the Justices
at he Peace Of the State OF Maryland IN
and t"l Cecil county, at the suit oi HaSS,.n
Lynch. against the goods and chattlcs la,rds
and trnrIncns # james Il. THOMPSON AMI
james LackIani, !" m" directed. l.vr
SeIHcl aud taken IN execution all rtr right
tnis, claim. interest an! estate. at t.N an;
III EQUITY. Of the said james q trnmpSon
in and 10 the
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VsttsDll. FARM FL: .Siss.

w Ill .r ''n Pan 10 ale, ON :. t. :
w Ai III, 2 Il iay # AngnS' next a
g. riu"> p. NJ al iur house. 81 Mr.. 'Ippih
cot. IN thu i'agr {" N,li't New CO.
lie c"antA. Ia tn. + .rm III, ,nu - Ap4,.,t
H!"n"r anh ate thu r petty 81 Nrs ,,"nl.".n
Nan,an Deceased. TINS farm 5 s,Utt. g.
in St,sAtr.> hrck. Cccli c"nujy NJ =.
] ,I,iu2 L,l.'tA al {, &c Sid heur.,
ti'ihanl. ir,.i &. Noalud mi utAe,, .,.i
contains 334 acf"a. 20 i"r,itrs al l,ni The
soft rs "' III" very best quality Ia ijwriiln-
"i iiieh. large ard q, mmntiuas ard ,hr
ont!aiiIil g. are sufficient Tor the use OF the
farm.
Persons wishing I" purchase W. invited ("
vie" the Premises for tli'inSrveS.
1rrlns viii he ten per cent. on day of s.,e;
hn-h halt cash on "X cuii,,n al the Deed AID
the balance in one YEAR. scared by Bond
and Mortgage. X A. OCCUR IN Jk.
N 4 G ~ WELL.
A S. hAUnAlN Ar,
July 9 lS64-tS for J b. kaudain
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NOTICES.
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
of t'ecii Comfy,

fENllE Eighteenth Annual NJ cting "i the
L 'n'ucrs III THIS Company will in' h"ii
at Their t"'ni in EIhron On >A1tRb Y.
HE 6tn d"y Il august next AT II o'ci ~
NJ, Tor The lHII" 81 81 cLctlhg N.he
Managers t"r the ensuing year.
Al that meeting lhr,- " iii m ,l,ir from the
members IN EACH l'nilc. p,ym nj "f STA per
cent on the rrvhiun ""'ignh'n iil.'J thri On,
m.ricit nIu>t he iali Oh II i'ri Te thai day, or
Tie p.lry Is by law Suspended until pay
Is nua,de.
F. \. Eli Is,
S, c-ctary an Treasurer.
CAuTI'N--li tine pa, rient is delayed unhi
after the Animal Nee Ing the rrre 1T bec"ii''s
u trrhni.,' r.l,nal II the I,"i {. i'ti "li
require + S am, vi the vaiur 1T I,centy jtte
t9.itS.
Jr,y 9, l.64 TIN
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~ FARMERS
TO FARMERS
DAIRIAIr.\ &IttlUNTkI
NIlCiS<rEl. rs.
ALI. WHJ U,tE fCR SALE

ALI. WHO H,fE fCR SALE
~ OUR, Gram Clover and Flax Seed,
Il l"p,rcr. llw. Lum,'rr. $tavrs Tn
htrn. >hr' p Calves. P"nllry. Eggs b,-
con. Lard. butter Chc"se. t',nr V.ge
Tables Wool. Rag. Fnrs. S>ius, Fiuit.
Green AMI Day. Nc.
"a. have iIr III wei solh at tn. Highest p-ict.
II, Baltimore with I'M 4 'iu",s Always wilniH
ten u thS al then reaching thc CHt by for
w.riit TO the & 'i,iil.s,lon HOUSE. rSr e IN
+. iroiucc ri
=. +. MARINE.
Ne Cn.rr of FIR d-rirK y frlu SIS,
h LTiMbhE MD
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ARDERtD. This tw-n,v-f'urth day oi
~ June A d. 'S',l, mat the alr m,dv
.nd Reported by Win J. Jones'. rruNce
Ior he sale at The Real Estate al Chi,i hes n
krau>s. dec Il iention'd in the Ir't.C..din;s -,
IN i.lt. aturc r:.tiilui raiioe by r,'lt" II am.
,''rti ur.i. lihlrSs "rllS' [, the contrary
;ht,rni D.. Slin"n on ~ net nc lh' II III Il y
ii September: pInv,l =, "A c"py at nus
'ri.r lac nisr't'd Iii SOME newspaper printed
~ o. cil county, once n s"c, t'f nn'' N mt
t-i"rc III IIr;I, day g. Al.u>, G.Nt.
II" hrprlt Stat. t. an AM 1T -! - =
- - u o. II>, IT, II INtS
Iin' cop! lest T. r.
tiiAS. II IiAiNhS,
Iul, ; 1851 In Geek
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harat aiaWs i'em II ra''cgy.
bNHiL%TUW>, <. J
Rev. sGisss IL. ss!ake.rr. A. 81,
Pk h-lDkSCr

Pt GSIDhSir
'sNijN '">fi'n'i"n is pleasantly iuclfr! ua
'tr Jcitwar' hiv"r a,ont >ixt, mil., II
Il ilt"ai 'r.n New f"ik and thlr', +, an
Philadelphia. Th"r"ugh i,>tractinn ~ q v,r
III the common and h,gh,r branches 81 Ers
ii>'i and surr,i atlvtnf,ges ar" Unfinished
III tii' A lcl'nt AMI u dcrn i.,pen,"e. Diaw
ing, Painting in all lis branches, V zeal an,,
instrumental Music. .n ....
For a'a'"encs address the President
June lsh4 -4m
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MISCELLANEOUS.
BAUGII'S
RAW BONE
Super-Thesphate Of lime.
BAUGEI 4 SONS,
SOLE MANrFA URERs.
Store No. 90 South ieiamdre .Ircnue,
PHILADELrTiIA.
rINIiIS article AS tor many yeats rrj ,rd
i ii high ftpdtation as manure + great
>tii"lcncy aud "t ut"qr ! ri y, r'nain'nce
g.t"i we scarce deem II important to our
sciul-dunuai advertiser ut To say more tnin
merely call the att'.ni IN ct buy ers ~ u. But
sc vii; ais" state Ia Farmers and De,iers III
Fertilizers thu, it has been our constant ain,
~ rrlucr our RAW BONE FEhTl IRtK
t,o's and more verify of thu. 'ul III nee
I Fatrirrs, t,y the nSc If every facility At
,.,nII,. nj md the aid II >rirulitc S<ill. IN
.ssrtiiai,t uu,h"ing lis qualities aud ~.
have never allowed tins p,t,p's' To he inter.
i".ed sith b, tls. sr'W AMI ste"lr alvanc"
IN the cost nt all mat'"TS p'hfiinlt9 To our
business thr,dluh.,l1 ilr pas iwr Years
The Raw Bone FhoSph ~. nj ~ he had "t
any Iega'ar trailer in Fertifzes G." "l"n,
We 'dv'sr farmers t" apply y or 81 the manu-
ne ulers and pr"l rietps
h UGIl & SONS.
NJ. 20 S ull Dclanarr Az nu,.. =.
Jaly 1864 3n Phllu!.h hia.
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81 CONSENT / REFER THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATES:
BALTIMORE. f- 18th ISL.
Having kn Mr.. Fletcher q, Marine for many
iEt-t. take pleasure stating that W. know
to be gentleman IN whom the utn'at confidence
may h+ placed. III the transaction IT iustss lie n
,I'dnpt. ,chtv. obigiug and i.riiHbe.-hobet Iur-
ser ESQ. lie frrtiiiZris; JUnn " Ruf 4 TO-.
i,ry 'i"ris H. :. Fatr ID sEs.-tS: ev Z. H. frl"tt
.nst Baltimore Conference; A. q. Naratt, Il. Ii.
Merchandising III. IA: .cv a ..lieH NanshilH Pti Il,
DIN W. han"iph. ..s'i. CasIrr rcis r"nt Bank IT,
&c T. to"h. Register III Wills Armstrong Berry.
.;,",ksrll"rs lu,hr Il smith Boot md be,!er,
:,'tinnie. q li,n 7 Holiday IL rs U. :. s.. ann
r'iuee. Md; ". l.. Mclaughlin. Att"iney al Law fnh,
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c. The highest charge mad" is five pei
cent. G",d> Il rv,I! Description teXcrpt
.nir"r>) purchased and l"rwaricd with dies.
patch. when riifer cash vi trade aGcolnpa-
mes the oiuer.
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More Bu>ine>S in lIAten.

MAY a 1864 IN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
lTM0 SectIOn LaddeE

/ A ae m thinr i,r every man that 6,vnsh hddss,
n aud inr every farmer. They are two lnddefs 'sa
onnvenieu tlength for general and can r. lqlpcd
Together make - ~, 20 or - iadisr good
hnsA can tbe saved from buIIDg hy hASlne ladder
in tune to each the roof Call At No ~ FS tsgat
Z aag22I In I'd J. h. bALsLEf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22
GrOcery and Provision Store
lust

I osT-hli persohs are hereby cautioned npalnst
II negotiating fora note drawn by me- dated Behrh.
AIRY = 1861, for iour hundred and twenty-five dollars
Aqd ten cents (e422 lO) thirty days, and payable al
nifss " National Bank, Cincinnati, 70 the ordar OF D.
W howand. SAID note has been ost, and al persons
JOHN A. MlkICK.
hr, JOHN a. MINICK; The note alluded to above
peVer reachnd mo by Insil otherwise, and ~ no
longer Vald ~ against you on my account ~
'.' goo ~ H"i o. W. ROWLAND.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-09-22

HAVING this day purchased the entire interest Of
IL %. NIXON IN the firm Of Breene q Nixon,
shall continue 70 carry on The Wholesale aud Retail
.Olo,hhS bdsluo's. Having large stock OF clothing
ON hand, purchased before the great advance sha1
erelnthngrh than any other house IN town.
WISHING 10 redqge my stuck, henro the reason OF my
OIL rngmy gVdas 30 cheap. am selling
Fine hans pants irom...............s 30 To $40 Oo
rhh yca4simere pnuts frOfn......... 90 to 10 90
ram and ianey casslnct pants from. 30 TO 90
N's II % to 70
Fine eassimere coats roul......... o 90 10 20 Wl
ite eoNelhet coats rou....... ...... 90 TO lg 10
a sarge Stock OF oyerooais rorn".... 90 to rs 90
boyS ei9ining, Of superior class which cannot he
-nrps-edi IN the Easto West. large stock Of boya
CAPE oyereoats, which am offering exceedingly low
Alsu hlTgs stock OF piece goods, which were ptr
chased before the sudden rise, which will sell low,
'1ongared with present prices Of goods purchased
dls fhlL W. q. BREENE,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24

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pa.AS Arrived OH sandy Eeoh Morning OF asa bas
70 50 81 rns sn eS ~ passed ss Sssy
ss~.sSlp AIsss % transport saasds. Rsrs Royal
sema.ss. nss heavy NJ sss s On liz psssass
Bs.h Augusta Kelly tof Yarmouth Rsl, Philips hewpor
heavy We s,eriy gales mo-, OF lie passage
bar. Sc. tor lrsrrao. 80. Brown Boston. days. IN
Brr Howard tof S. John. MD Smith Liverpool "a days
gao fro@ Sw washed overheard and los. Pal hcGrah,
Sarnes, es.ss Some ~ Ike 9asose. cabin door wSssn
partly nea the cabin with water; Feb a. AT ~ 40 ion so
tremendous gale from y 70 kNs lost boat s.,s SPAR
quantity dft ce run asW 20 let a3 o. and thus picked
Brig Martha fBr OF Archa. MY Canton. Pieou, M, Q
days with coal TO v Smali 4 90.
Brig Triad, Davis. Boston for EzabathporL In Block
away Ter mainmast and done Ter other damage. 49,
schr Alma tof Cighy hS) iroclor Halifax days Win
@ ans sSS 1o Say o sows" and Seoom sas
evening while quarantine at anenor was fouled BY bark
Augusta Kelly. carrying away manmast and most Of the
sehr Atlantic tcf Arehap Lansass, Ariehak sdaye Win
plaster. % II &c Dewolf.
Schr Cherub, Bailey, Portland. daya
sehr Nary Alice Berry, New Bedford
BELOW,
22as.sames Frames; ship WIsra Sns Sasn Anne AIMS
Robbins; schrs Plash, haYon Rogers arapeshc Weno-
a'd-s Steamships Aue,,aaslan. United RUsdcw, Roanoke
Ariel. Creole.
Wind 81 ruuses NV :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-03-24
Military Affairs.
RECEPTION OF THE EYssT REGIMENT NEW YORK


About half Of the above regiment arrived in this
city yesterday, from the South and appropriately
welc by the city authcEl,ies. The remaining por-
tion of the regiment expected TO arrive here
morrow or the day after The Seventh regiment, New
York State National Guard, Snder command Of Colonel
Marshall Leiiets turned quito the regiment IN
the City Hail Park, Mayor Gunlher, accom- panied by
several members OF the Common Council reviewed the
men as they passed After passing through Broadway to
Eighth street and thence the avenue the gasnt
fellows entertained with excellent dinner ct the
Jefferson Market drill rooms.
Alderman Hardy chairman c. the Committee On Ma
tiona Affairs. welcomed the fnsl In truly eloquent
and appropriate speech, which frequently appauded
by the officers and mon.
Colonel Serrell. commanding the regiment returned
thanks for The splendid recepenn Se and his had
ceivcd ut The hs0ds OF the New Tesx civic authorities
Short sreeches also made iy Captains Southard
and Walker o. tine Engineers; colonel Traord OF the Sc
ord's staff and others, whom entertainment closed
with tie utmost hsrmopy and gfo6 feeling.
Among those present Coancisnen joyce and Bran
don. likeness Of General Mcclellan was hung on the
wall at the upper mart Of the which, being pointed
out TO tie men was saluted with enifan agtic cheers
NOTE EROK CAPTAIN PgENDgRGAsT.
NEW Yosx March -, 1864
Captain Prendergast. OF the First FeS York cavalry
presents his compliments to the editor ~ the HKRAtp
sad DESTROYS Of stating that the chargecS giving dup
cite discharges, published n the HrRA4y OF the 22d
instant, originated in mistake, which CsAtan Prem.
dsrgast IL assured will be rectined In Was
eEtan Irendergast will add that, tke,ona nnandng
question: no paper OF the kind could have ssued from
LaG.