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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30


When did it rain last We have forgotten il IS SO
long ego ry2bing is stuff ring for want Of rain-
We are sEferng Our garden is suffering Our vege'
tables arc suffering. They arc w;lted, whitening and
becoming used Up, end OF if that garden fails
there will ne isGs.ne something Ike it.
But with the Thermometer, day after day, ranging up
to, il not above 80 in tie shsie--it is 90 as We Now
write lat noon Oh Monday and will be two or three
degreea the thermometer at this range is
easy to zee that after lapse Of over two weeks
without drop CT rain, everything must DO suffsriog
It may be favourable Tor saving the Ill grain but is
certainly hard on corn and green vegetables.
We would pray for rain if we thought that would do
any good, but we have doubts. We think that we
notics sort of hazinessa eight gatherings of va
por-what people sometimes call "thick5niog Of the
air., and We rot without some hope of moisture be-
fore the week is out We will have a thu,der shower
we think before VS. are much older. There is de-
rangement in the electrical condition OF the atmosphere
which must be adjusted. There will be laundering
time of it, we think, and then will all feel better.
MONDAY "a F. M--TherGon1eter 81. Grumbling
OF dietant thuuder-hopes OF rain.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

Nor AFRAID.-Mrs. Gen. Forrest, ie" Gays 81. Va a
come down from Aberdeen, and on the road met .
Of ladies gOUg Ins pn s.ksd TS5e
to each .s o1 Dat AFRAID sRa h Of the Taafees N
.hey, "Od Forrest is up there with the Yankees ''
-, = OF afraid of their getting by him.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

TIC Ct1orERA CURED We learn says the oaVanI'.
Nam, that DR.. James, Jr, OF Epson county, LAyD5 %
loaf over hundeed hogs BY the choera, coaclaos'
tTy the effect of dry lot eleven being sick at the
He kent them for three weeks without water ID ID
sick hogs recovered the disease was Grad Ca n
hoe NOT troubled him since. His neighDors nave S'I
tr; e Il with the same fatteriug result. Try it.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
On. Crau1Na.-A correspondent of tn MO2.;

CArRn CusuINa.-A correspondent OF th H01'
Ts.e 10 one OF the city papers that Caleb Cus1!ag
cassed with Beast Butler, and it ID declared thai IL.
Zinc sentimentay with the South has deserted u ~
ahoitionjsts THIS is a mistake that does great ~
Justice to Mr. Cushing He occupies now a0ou! ~,
same position as exPresIdent Pierce, and has ne''
Tf,e5 hand TO nush ON the war against the South
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

WE have received copy Of the Roanoke Crcsset, q
paper formerly published at Plymouth-or at least
paper Of the name. The present paper seems to
be after the order of Melchisedeck at any rate it has
no name editor publisher, neither has it any
bersor volume. 1t belongs to On independent Series
and is spontaneous production-not bad looking
one under the circumstance.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

1t. GENERAL GRANT was born in Clermont county,
Ohio, April 26th 1922 and is consequently AZ years
old.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

The Bureau If CoDscription has decided that after
the 18th of July, all the able bodied men employed ~
the Express Companies shall be put perndnence into
the army.
Would it not be as we'll for the Bureau of Conscrip
ton to draw upon the army of able bodied men wno
have from the commencement OF the war, filed comfort
able bureau positions the duties of which could oe
quite as we'll discharged by exempts? We doubt if
there is any body of men cut of the military service
who have done and are doing for the interests OF
the army and the Government, than the Express Com,
panes, which have already been deprived OF many OF
their efficient and reliable employees~Savaa''aot
NegS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

WE Lave from S. II. GoETzEL, the enterprising Mo-
bile publisher, the Second Volume of JOSEPH Ii and
His Court, on Historical Novel, by L. MUHLBAcK.-
Translated from the German by ADELAIDE De Y.
CHAuDRoN.
Those who have read the 6rst volume of this strik
ing work will gladly welce NE the second.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

Mr. Jenkins =" tells very amusing anecdote OF
Eugenia.. According to him. TIE Empress IS very
recently adopted new mode Of dressing her hair py
throwing back loosely and tying it behind 10 colored
ribbons the ends of it hanging down in cufls Eu-
genie, having made dgent search procured little sky
terrier, with hair Of much the hue as her pre-
sumed rival in the imperial affections, and after arrang
ing in precisely similar fashion to that of the fair
Countess, turned the animal loose in her husbands
ibrary-tbereby, it is suggested, calling the lady an
odous name by implication. The Emperor was indig-
nant thereat and right royal row ensued in conse
quence.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

The Senior Reserves of this district have been made
subject to the call of Gen. WHITING and by him placed
under command of Col. j. G. BURR, who will receive
bis instructions from Headquarters.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30

We HAVE Squash which may be said to be In til
plural number, sud to be some SQUASH as it consists
of three sq1ashes joined together. 1t Was grown by
Mr. r. EVERETT. not far from town.
All things eatable must be eaten. 1t won't do tt
keep that squash for show simply. We will eat it,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-06-30
From LYHCHBuRG,

LYNCHBURG, jane 2l.--lt is difficult to get any news
from Hunrer's flying army Information received this
lied CONFUSION, clio ely pressed by army that
thew have no chance TO forage people and arc
pressed for provaons. Peracps Bedford sag that the
enemys trains driven through that county by cur
forces a furious under whip and spur. and
that the road along the is lined with the dead
horses that were killed by over exertion Tuesday
our forces attacked the enemy salem, Capturing ten
pieces of artillery ZOO horses $50 prisoners and
wagons. The enemy have destroyed many cas-
and wagons to prevent thor failing into our hands,
reported that we have again oVeEaken enemy to-
day, near Fincaste.
arrived here '"'U n"''
Destroyed large amount Of private property in
tie. 'e ~ " N'S" 'N0 10y
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8 Al u e-So y Il 1iJS 'tHib SsAOA Iilt
isTCGND DISPATCH.

I1G1EKsEUfG, JoDe TT p. H-TWo bligadGs Of our
army attacked ard -L;Gd HancGcEs second Army corps
evening, about two Eiea south Of ths place The
fight began GClcck. Tie enemy made coled Die
resistance hut driven back fully two rai.es men
captured eco IaCE7Ts, including 81 commissioned eff
GERS, pieces & artillery eight s:aGd OF eGoJs
lines OF bFeastEOEa The my made effort recap
the breaEtWOIk bUJ .epulsed Another attack
the enemy p0; prog easing, AID in src
ccedIrg most admirably. Guy lOes 10 very light.
The emery have The Weldon road ten miles below
Ie.e, bat Will 9un o. repaired, il IL Supposed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-05
TO paEvENT SICKNESS,
pJTI}TrY TIE. 81 % i

NOTHING Is more wholesome =. V"! : vii
= 9f YEAR, than s. gentle onrg@ttHce' al :. o.la~
n12rifv the blooJ snd digestive organs >.>, warm
Bic tfa system The better to tdl'[o ..7 T9ol4
season 50 come. For this pufpo.=. ;,rt;s0, 20
a tx box :Es or P e3S I 2@5 S
or P,wdars which nave proved ;" ~, >,.>
~ past two ses rns, 20 oil who cried e vcrsa
Far sole st met Druggist5 Do -. .,*51
ul;:ut II another column.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-05
y - hingto1 !? ~.

"a
Tue V:rein!aa: viii, have t,...o ..o,o5 $50
5he army advanced, - prevent tl,.i5 giiy;n: ~
formation 70 tf2e Conzederates, hare oor7 .o ".
from t5he VlG NapltoI Prison 10 I'o5nt Ia1nE
ooG, AlarvlarCi ''''>,
&o"refa,y Uha<e had s long ooa::.raac. all,
The l'!esld9Gt, AMI It is understood thu o -
mains II tho IreaSp.y oudjne III. jrvos.i.s,
tloT about ~ Commence Dy 2he >neciH' Hon..
committee ia lis tje:,3rrnsnr. lad aof H.
Aaors ordered there Is iicrle o. ~ 3of;Ir h..
has Dir. Chase would layo ro<ixlH1 h,
Thursday.
S. II. Clark, head Of he Bank Nate Pin.
lna }n1eau il he Treasury Dr:mnNouy. .ax
ILLS day dismissed FROM his place and duties
- the voluntary SCI q Secretary 81 use. 1Iqq
me close d IN ,n"ast}gA;pn 3Mro the abuses
charged against the ADMINISTRATION d Ii: b9,
r4ull
JOHN n. 8orTs. 81 autograph Lite: d.
.}ohn oI:aoG BOTS, data1 Auo2rn, UQlp.pof
county, "a. and exhibited at tbio Nov Iock
I7air, has The following:
''N5l1ea ] nave seen q wouoiod soldier On
the neICj, have not stripped u 1>oersaa
whether he were blue jacket OF 3 @ra}. I.
has been enough / Y re- 10 Know 11@5 Il" T&s&
disabled auu suffering i9i,oH9 @@.o'o 10 secGr9
i,or hi Il NY sympathy and s..cG comfort Us
could :,esGow; und such. i; J"le"e: have 3eeU
the Instincts u the j'93:a} S'a:os >au!tary
Commission. With ibis experience: DERIVED
from personal observation, ca"3a. a4 apprt
Glaze the generous, noble ana :t.,r1%tl%n.ilka
o!,so5 10 oo effected; ~ The @>:9o:"tl4n o5
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-05

IN,
co5t n ali'ost :vS': "ass - ~ ?irvr
:, sh,,G~,ca and raYo,,SaElv enough, # lhere
IS az execution, It is Texas, the !aoIaGlon, o
which has been sad 70 threaten to D1I5 >s>'1-
acy with starvation: nat S'5@l 2ta'S = .'H>
<1'.o - ,,>,., ,,,o ree;T,r If cereals Dreca
ric,s The e2oerapl.ery who imagined nc
South 70 be de,pandent UPON 11z*' 1T r., !'1''''
have only pl&eu 212 A''S3"'1'y AA'o'' "'''s''
THE c.};o<1.co j. he yirgi;,:a 1eIegation II
the Confederate Cou4rass Ist District. N21f.
l.. Montague; -: =. - ~ ~ i1lVAe'o. - c
= - ~ ', Ich:a"t G,h Tx Gccda IF Tn,
w., q N;vos SRI n3nio! G. Dejarnotte =
9th. David Funsten ;5i!Oth :. ". ~ 55o ~:
DAY; ltn john s. i ao%A'5;i i ii;l, 7t+I
T. 02oI''s@ ,. I,,.., ,5I pnnnrf .Johnson :;
FIX Gbarlos " Rnssel
Those marked thus : were members 0! tho
LAST Congress.
w., PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER publishes, what
n,,yoors4 70 h. nearly correct list Of he regl~
,'nrfe co,nnoe;no Zen. Sfuart's cavalry dlvis-
Co., p,,>,, ,g;,;,, i ,noars thai tio?8 are ID tie
a;,,;<. ,,;~afoon oavalrv reuimcpts 0nt5 f0ur
.5.7o,,t ,,,,.,,,..,*e lt,yoroo o} The yeg!-
~so 49, ,A.,,s n:.>n I.,ndro(i strorg, but
-. c.,,,, }h,ca =, + g.. hundred.
- Is0' CO. ln,l,.aa ana ffv will he 8 ir12l
$4,000 ,,.u;,ao,f aa viii rive fhen IN
-, ->:~otooo Sediments fnn Thousand mon,
'"c :e1.o,.,so.>t ,..,,,,y,a,,ds af.o57A
$3.50 =. .,.;.,z so+oI of abon4
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morning, the first 81 6 . clock and !h9 second
al clock.
The French Journals are onfnantlng upon
the resolution passed by she y. 5. Hons' Of
representatives, declaring that she United
States can neither recognize nor,t tolerate men
archy in Mexico. The independence Beige
regards the resolution simply III the light Of q
nlotest. The Paris Temps lntimatos that the
E1nneror MaxiuiIia1 must have well consld-
cred the possible hostility Of the United states,
and that be is proT AIRED 80 brave IT, Le &ote':Ia
states that Il Is Of course understood that
NTaxin;lan i prepared 90 resist the ostlIlty
Of the Uuite} States, which from The beginning
has been expected and predicted, OF he would
NOS have accepted The imperial scepter.
\ letter to New York paper from Nevharn
under date Of April 9th, says: \ Rebel
briea(le under the command Of Corso, con2pu-
ted IT about two thousand strong, IS still be
fvaen This point ana Kinston. The day before
Yesterday they advanced to within fourteen or
fifteen miles Of the town, and then marched
back, The command of tlle Rebel forces Of
this State has now been given 80 Gen Beaure-
gard. Uoke has been promoted to a major
general and Pickett has been assigned to duty
Ia the Rebel army Of Virginia.
While this region has been drenched with
rai;l. tie St. Paul papers are complaining OF
Oh unparalleled droutE in that vicinity. The
Press says wells and eisterns are dry, streams
and lakes >hrunk up, and the ground dried
several le.t below The surface. 1t adds that
there has not been heavy rain there tor Z year
and eight months past.
The Conf5lerates, some eight hundred
strong-Van Z1nCl5's Louisiana cavalry and
one Diece of artillery-haye made flank move
naent and reached Chcneyvie, nineteen miles
below Alexandria, and within ten miles OF The
Rid Ever, which place 1hey occupied on
Thursday last.
The E nperor elect Of ATexieo reached Rome
Oh April Is, where according TO the despatch
g.. he met with most brilliant reception, lie
left IN the next day tor Civita Vecchia, where
b, would Immediately embark for Mezico
A draft has been ordered to take place in
the following States to ill deficiencies. Mas
sachusetts, New Jersey. OHIO, Minnesota,
Kentucky and Maryland
Brig. Gen. Seymour, who commanded the
Federal force; ia Florida at the time Of their
late defeat there, IS, it is SAID, TO have COM
lnan3 under Gen. Grant.
4 company has been formed at San Francis
co with large capital 70 cultivate cotton, ST.
gar and tobacco In Central America
4 physician Of Massachusetts, asserts that
an attack Of scarlet fever n1ay be prevented by
tannod }aa,1t Hho aaalz
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0zE.k q 1exauiria Is azktt c
7HuB3nAY EVENING, NAY S.

70 day, The festival Of 1.-THE ASSERTION
was celebrated by the u ,1al religious ohsorv,
a,ees at ST. Alary's {CatIlolic) church in this
civ. The annual observance Of The MONTH
Of Mary which extends during The whole OF
The nrasent III onth IS a1so, in progress at the
same church, tvo services being held every
morning, the irst at 6 0 clock and !h9 second
al clock.
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advertisement.
WHAT TO Do AHp How TO Do IT.-Ever

young mainland oowishsf 20 know with certainty
In what calling pursuit in lite he accomplish mos, do
The most good his eld the best obtain competency
provide hberay for the wsnts Of himself family, and others
who may BE- dependent him Be desires TO place himself
"a that position Tor cb he ia by nature and requirement be
ntted and ia which he may. without doubt experiment
szc0Ra SUCCESS LITE Few in the ordinary pur-
suis op their oapsBrlrIEs. Il r rne
thsi BE- accident good fortune, without sry
definite knowledge ~ .her powrrg stumble upons 1ta
alton which they happen well edapted end in which
without struggle they RISE ENISRSCG. They arc said
70 be lucky. white loussnds of o'or men, more highly
educated endowed cad wh force sud e1er Of character
pufuf respectable though "a anj uphill employ
chosen whou, regard - their adp'scn % ", which
brings neirsr honor p!oht' There got living
Wie many ds unhappy egistsn,e complaining
their III TO- en- their days IN disappoiu ue IT.
norucing LfTE F.uCgE." We have remedy for TINS
30 sCHErIrfC md her ors agfiABLE. ~ the aid OF
pHRrA0Gy and PHYSIOLOGY the true cha. accr with al is
c4fab, Iaay be coaIy incicated the most suitable cat
ing profession. 81 ic each i.rfor Is adapted
and r. which be my best succsed be oeafy pointed out
and YOU, r.saeT may bls ear 10 Risk rHf WORLD
end nlgs lie most % al yor talents all written charts
with sdyi,e gissn daily, by MessT fowLsR WELLS,
No sos broadway.
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Arrived.


s,ssn,bp Loeoa Point. Hofaian Portland, isiss. and
koss, 10 Hell Cate lost two anEes Of her ssrs~, and Ia
leaking
Steamship yxoo Couch New-Ofsans 3is ul, mdssA and
pass TO LudLin,, Heiuetsp L Go.
Btezner Wswesock, hoYse, Bath for Fortress Monroe
Steamer Pelican, Bake, Providence.
Steamer kihshslser. Eys, Providence, zpsss 40 70 r.
bypner
Ship Ylorsls hssns Mi1bndgs, ballast
Bari Lsopoldne bsaeT (Art Lucovich, Trieste 90 days
frat to Fischer Keller. Had vssy ooa weather the
COST part OF The crew fros, itt1p.
Bah Dec Hpsende 5soob lrrEsl Wsn1, OdssA .. day.
wool 10 order. lad heavy weather or tho coast
Barn Bradford (of Rocfsuo Cables Hs,sns IN dsys via
Newport ballast 10 nesos Duncan Wss Of hstcrss 3Ofh
uit and wa blown 81 b. gale from N. w. w.
bsrk Julius tbceml Woke, Bremen 20 days andfs. 70
Leopold iinasr Hrs hsf heavy weather.
Bss A.dIss tof Os.dsioupe) Magse hssiD!qus "a days.
oaiis.i 10 very heavy uesthof
brs Mary Laid tof Westport N. 81 Els ~. Martins
the passage
Leaf ke, 10 j. y. Whitney a. Co
bis Catherine HogeIs He.toL Elizabehpon for Boston
rcLi ,npsn, Miller Greytown Oct r. VIA kastu IL days
hide, aIG skins 10 John r. Body. Pa. into NlssGa for
para Bst bad strong H. gales
sehr. > X. Jones. ste~ut Eixsbatbpot for Boston.
'schf' AHsnas Fo"ers bullock Rockland.
belT r. b. Lindsay. Emsry, Saco, to Durkes Iiough.
Has had very heavy head wind most Of the passage
tchr. J. r. Jones, Portland for baltimore.
beLr hazsppa BREWER Portland barley ard ssis 10 Net;
~INo-SgnHs. W., tslt
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1Adv-risrgca,l
TESTIMONY Of Me.sls. JOny w. WHKELER OF

TESTIMONY Of Messls. JONI w. NHfflEB OF
Cie,eanG. Oi0. and iNc g.. LEgFKHTs OF New York:
FrrS ~ ASsufACTuRfsG CO.
GEs!LENsx. .hOu finn !racfieai cssrsae, that Iron
gGrascd i,h z4- ie aof cire rvsf onr f1Tcr
safely ssy eer srseI years expegeuc, Ia The panuise
tue chs Tor chan pgr rnd wafer drawer IN ~mcG
have este the affinity 81 iron and zinc ibat the prooe" De
conducted properly 1. "a p-ree. weld O. The two
Nearly yssr my tmy commenced asrs ons OF your
Wrngers ii perform Of ia functions wei a. ola
the hrst /, used md nss become Ind peusabie ar
fce wh have closely observed several other kinds oi
Clothes Wrnecr tie nocls operand being different trying
% produce %. results te Putnsu Nfngo but In my
iuf,nrnt hey failed Inc luinsm Nuger ~ nea
perfect rs possible end cnoco'y mend II 70 Re
ne bes, IA Respectfully, ycuTt
joins W. WHKELER-
Msny year, experience IN the ra'.ng business enables
mo 20 indor.e above statement 10 e. pa icnlAis
JSo 4. LTEgEsrs 40 100 - efnsnri
New York. January, 1864
AGEsIs WASTED IT. evory town.
AID sold whoe.ac ard retail BY the PrTsls
MASuyIc IuEiSa CosPAST No. % Fists, New-YoIs AID
Cleve AID, Clio .. G. SoRTsRoP, Agent
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lAdveItisenentl
TIE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WEiSGYR,
VIII the PsTryr COG WHEEL RreuArOS,

superior % 81 ohes a, the Worlds Fd IL
London 1871 too On. FIRST ggNIUs ~ The great Fai
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Judges practical r1echauies, and appreciated Coo
"a ugELh
b took li- Fi-s' premium Of tt- 49,
N T. STATE sAun. 1864 1879 iowa STAIN fArs..... leea
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PFSN'A sfsrs FsiK......ltt5 ASD sosT tousiT Fans
ORAxGs JCBD Of the American A.neGltani NO 81 fsIk
ToW n y. tsvs ~ the
tSfvtRsAI CLoTEEs Nnisoxs; .
We thrk the mscile mDCA more than pays 'or Hs>'
every Ia The saving 81 garments We consider import
'h.i th- ringer I've hsa With Goes oherssse mh' Of
20 nan. nay clog the rollers and the Ioss upon ths crank
sa zip AID ter ths clothes ls arnRrS BRsAk Loo5s
from Our own " o. the tTt made ard 10
good 40 81 - n sfiy Opr yrtls constant ls-
good ed ~ every toSr We ofer liberal
Ind acelleuts ana g1afGni,s sSelussye ssie
Descriptive ca 1.r sent fr.a-
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Itdve,tiseInentl

Archbishop nughes's Funeral Obsequies;
ToIch.ht Skriag; kissing Under Di6eues Portrait OF
every Msos Wife The Crest Moral Elephant; New Year
Olden Nne end Modem STYLE Suppleu egisl sheet Of
8radwfs the Ladies with he Winter Fashions By Mme
DEsoREgr and other Novelties IN The n l. ns-
fard News of this week nd sold everywhere. Every
child should have it. Price csnta out ths
uuyuu..
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QunrsRxssIsss OSrcs,'No. 6 STsrs sr, /
ETw yoss, Ju. q, 1884.
CEALED PROPOSALS will b. received at
fsrEi,hns Ills Department with genuine GRIFFIN HORSE
Bloc NAILS Of sssorsd sizes, kes g. 'na :. pSltiss
will pssse state with the yr.cs whs' quantity o. caes
sirs they deliver Immediately and how rapidly and IN
what quantity .hsy lraks iu.ars dsver,. Ihe ssls
ssou. Osan.s should DO properly indogsed and addressed
20 MAJOR STEWART WAVELET,
Qns1ermAsisI, US. A., re~-l orr.
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"THB HUMAN FACE DvISg,"a new system
Of Physosuomy Eyet Esr. Nose Lips Mouth, Head Hair.
Hsuds Feet, skin Complsron syus Of Character, aud
ss, N rad Them" tie PsKksoLoooAL JorHsAL AND
ffrs lrLusrRArSD TO- 1864 New ssL 81 ssy -sr AID
drs. YOvLzR Wells n. Y
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"TnE TICKET

"TnE TlCIcET-oF-LgAvE MAN." the greatest
drama now IN te New-te .t stage produced In' Ayrka
FaoN lnc EvfSrTg a. 8AaApAs NrssUr. Ahe Giaus,
pssar arc milou aud other Move lies visible a.
hours Res bafoum y dng uP Ihe move tes, aid PEI
qutuae tie money No pace AZ TIE world gives
ri-cL o4 lio,sr IS &c does for Quarter
"a SEQ 4EE gicKkTOF-L xAyE Man"
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BORT tDarocns' Noiite.
rorr.w.npL.. 49,. No. 20. Woo

nfklL of NfN-lpfn !
Posr-w ARDEss' OFricE, No. l0t wallis
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance WIN
sections Of the sct passed Apni e,1 entiei An - "
y -. .ho I,erens OF a OF ., pon % " OH %
a, psr.on, ir.ees'.d H. having charge o. no iap-'
m s,tsr Of such inquiry, examination or sfte, tbts
isi,g vessels are ,w ruder r1a1Isiiou 5y me es |
dem, and that the said surveys or examinations WI -
within ten days mont saccseans ts n''" o. -"-
said gesse.s; m. ,s,:r
Ship Rornoo.............. Ter 10 q. u a.
Brig Nirf5fe. .ii ~. "a
Ens Billo,v,.........@ No. - y
Bril- Thistle. firi 70, -. l.,
J. Auat HKnRlsis, Secretary.
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ADVERTISEMENT
TBR EUREKA CLoTHES-SouRRfZR.

Patented January -, 1902,
The tern r1-hervrirgr 80 the Msro-s %
wg5S0 they soggrg the wser out OF tie clothes tvsf,
ont .lo 4 buy TIE II via squeeze anything nom
iIcp ClLLGs 20 BED QulIrits one - Thoroughly a. TIE
other.
TTlEiHs Rgp7Rs BrrIss-
Iforra diIrount 20 De trbd-.
w d. pussgtI. A gent No 2oe P.sfist, NY.
Also Sole sger ior RIss PATrsf LAMP hpAriAs AFPi-
HATut Pamphlet. IA Inishec FrstiL
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tAdve riissmont
Asn1nNARLH DREss ELEYATOR. LIVERY

adv should procure one OF Meahns Dsnoassrs lsPsaiI
pHIss ELxvar0Rs They are iodi'pegsthe, md the most
srct sce raising the graceful fcsoons CT TIE
iasiiouans style ut4 orly 4. aroual SeDt by Wall pos
aid, on Teco n Of qrice. NJ. 40 Broadway.