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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-08
COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

% F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner o.
Main and Second Streets Coudersport, Pot
ter Co., Pa.
A Livery Stable is also keptin connect
Eon with this Hotel
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G.. S. & f. A. JONES,

DEALERS IN DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS
Oils, Fancy Articles, Stationery, Dry Good:
Groceries, &c, Main ST., COuderspOrt, Pa.
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F. w. KNOX,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport. Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties.
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}. +. OLMSTED.

DEALER IN DRY GOODS, READY-MADE
Clothing, Crockery, Groceries, &c, Main St,
Coudersport, Pa.
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MARK GILLON,

TAILOR-Dearly opposite the Court House
will make all clothes intrusted to him in
the latest and best styles Prices to suit
the times-Give him n call 134l
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COLLINS SMITH,

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, and all
Goods usually found in a country Store
Ceuderspert, Nov. 81, 1861.
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ARTHUR G. OLMSTED,
ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Coudersport, Pa, will attend to all bnSines
entrusted to his care, with pre- mptEos ano
Gdt ity Office on Southwest ce;rer of Main
and Fourth streets.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1864-06-08

The Rochester Straw-Cutter.
LMSrED l. KELLY, Coudersport, have
" tos exclusive agency for this celebrated
@@enine, In this county. 1t is covenient, du-
M'stA s~d CHRAP. Dss. !. lssa-I7
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\ success Baliino.s Ealr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

speak well Of the plaintiff hoard Mr. Thorue Nr Mills.
paugh and others speak well OF h,n know OF his
being engaged 10 any business outside OF his profession
never heard OF hs bong Ia the liquor business.
ke-direet-Have you never heard OF his having
due quantity OF liquor on board A. No, sir daughter
Oscar frisbee, VIM T. Hunter, Henry win6eld Edwd.
Owen, VIM Hegeman. G. IA. Smith, Calvin Baker and
toward Pearsoa were severaily examined and testified
70 the good character Of the pan they woad not hes
tate TO believe him under oath where he inter
esed
Calvin M Norhrup recalled for tho pisutiff--Q What
was the arrangement about the you sold
the house in Chattanooga
Counsel for the deeuce-We object 10 the question.
the grouna that Miss vecder testified TO that matter and
as she was called by tho paintG he cannot seek to
tradct hor evidence.
Judge Barnard-I will allow tho question.
Witness-I sold the furniture for $780, aud gave tho
money to her. did not enter into any 10
place the furniture when we came 10 New York
with II.
O. Wore you cognzant OF any fraud the Ford assign.
ment case referred by the counsel the other side,
Question excluded by the Court)
Q. Have you had difficulty with Mr.. Meeker who tes-
titled hero yesterday Question excudod.)
q. what silver ware had your wifes A. She had some
teaspoons two table spoons and two salt Spoons these
articles were not included in tho inventory OF the lot
taken away. and were all thar my wife owned tho fur
niture was IN good order beore II was taken away.
BY JUROR Did you miss any OF your silver ware
before tho 18th OF December, 1862 A. I did not.
O. Did you tell the constable that the property In your
house belonged u yoar wife, A. did not never
TONED her name; told him that there appeal
him, aud punish him Tor the offs0ce.
Edward Pearson then called TO the stand 10 corrob0
rate tho testimony OF Mr. Norhrup relative 10 the
versaton with the constable when he came 10 the plain
ttn's house to levy upon tho furniture.
The Court then adjourned I'LL ten O'Clock on Friday
morning
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ARRIVALS.
roRr RoYliste amship ruiton-IIon Geo Gale Miss Dir
Cart Motley o. Gen Gordons stat Cart Joan Z Mars
lei Engineer, pepa 'mert a the south. cspt " ID Wise,
LsA; Capt ID Wilcox. Sal Capt Joan Doaichki,
! sA' Or kraase. sAi Or " i.swlence. Or "
Nae ps &c Mood. UsN; pr ROB, Willard. sN;
ks s. d aes sAsh n'T Ie
Green, Blood. s Blood, L h watson. N 4 Sansei
fle'eaer, II Troweil q Reynolds. y H,rburser. ,
Dexter Benson, W Heather Nevlis. n X Appleton,
Young, Aver q GRAY. Cart Wheeler. Mayo, r
Bsteess Mr sessions, salisbury. Richardson =
Rcha dson g anchard, kennlson. Holmes
Ctapa az Ioi ,ns1h, Burasni, Sisaop Leslie. )
" A Nenicil. W Ever. ADAMS ~
pEPAYTUKEs.
LyEssoo, stswsmssiP ARABIA. fSon Boston, and Mr.
garr Mr and Mr. r " johnscn teo sous AMI two
iaash.ers M q II Braift ri aai " whsiaey Of Bos.
Ten ETo.nS Q, sa,em Rh.aies. o. Lowell; y Has.
Siaga , Sh s Mango YIN E,,ssr yr s'hsm
.rer q rh ~ ~, Mrs MARY Hosns and W. aadsn
oT;as N MssnS R.v Ser saae and sss q
kectkow SKI child maid and servant Of Paris Capt
pool Mc'.r. rsrr and Arbuthnos o. British Army Joseph
xeriord, a. Venws Amsr;cs; VIM Derne,h, 6ands.
Mcss ADD ssrn- for Hsss o. srsns
teswcS,s and ~ bea Of Boston - " Reynolds OF New
Mckay aud ~ pstye. OF Nova sotia; HcPherson and
M ~ IN S!.i kqoS .% csis
OF Rnslaud-ss. Total7e
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I.74O.-At 3s5 broadway.

-.
Persons OF ssdentry habits troubled with weakness aa
after eating torpii liver &c 10 suGes
II they viii not Wy the celebrated
PLANTATION BfTrERS.
whicn recomineu int by the highest medical
thorics ana warranted benehcsaS
elect Ihey are exceedingly ageeahe perfectly pure ana
must siperseie gu other toncs where healthy gsauo
stimulln. Is required
They purity, strengthen AMI inyieorate
They create a healthy appetite.
They and tie 10 chance OF water aud diet
They overcome effects OF dissipation aud late boura
They strengthen the system and euiivcn the mind
They prevent masmstic and intermittent levers.
They purity the breath aud acditv OF the mach.
They cure dyspepsia aud constipation
They Diarrhu'a aud Cholera irbus
They Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache
They the tho Ian yuid brilliant and
exhausted natures great resorer They composed Of
the celebrated casaya bark wtnerseeu sassatas roots
and herbs all vel IN perfectly pure 81 Croir
For particulars circulars AMI testnonas around each
bottle.
Beware OF inposlcrs Examine every bottle See that n
has private United States stamp unmuttct the
cork with plantation and signature fine steel
plate side label See that bottle " not redlle with
and delecrious stun Any pretending 70 sell
Plantation Btters by the eal'u or IN bulk IL an imposor
ANY person initiating this bottle selling other mate
rial therein whether called Plantation Btters
under United States law and will be prose
cuted by We already have eye several persons
reGing bottles &c who will succeed getting them
into quarters The demand for brakes Pianta
ton tcrs from ladies clegymen. merch nts &c. Ia inre
dine The simple trial Of bottle Is the evidence we present
of their worth aud superiority They sold BY all respect
able druggists physicians hotels saoons steam
~ ~ ' r. II DRAKE 4 CO.
2E Broadway "
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Marine Disaster on Cape Cod.



The ship stanrdshire, from Kotnebunk for 81 John,
n b. which anchored this bag several days AMI then
disappeared was To-day seen on this place with hsr
masts all sone, probably cut away vessel has gene
cut to her.
large vessel was seen about four miles southeast OF
Chatham light, With toremast aud mainmast gore and
mizzenmast standing
Weather very thick. Wind fresh from northeast.
The brig LYDIA staver Captain whitney from Befast
Tor Alexandria, with cargo OF bricks and hay, went
esnore at First Cliff, Scuate at four O'Clock this morn.
Ing he! crew was saved The vessel 10 full Of water,
and her keel IL gone
The brig Na6snt, ashore az scituae, drove Up last
night dsrng Tho gale 70 high water mark Her bot
tom " completsy out, and she viii DO total loss. Her
CARGO hndar deck uiu DO mostly saved
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01
COURT cv cENxRAL SESSIONS
Before Recorder HOFFMAN.

AttRAY.
COURT cv GENEpAL SESSIONS
1 Before Recorder Holman.
Maaca 3i.-Ths being the last day Of the term num-
Tor OF prisoners who had been convicted during the week
~ore brought up 20 have their finally disposed Of
The FIRST case disposed e was that Of John Reynolds
who's October, 1852 convicted OF granddaughter In
the third degree Gu an Indictment charging him with
having caused the death ~ the notorious Pat Mathews
~ will be remembered that Mathews In company with
Bono friends, male aud femae been out TO stryker
Bay one night the winter previous, and on returning
kiowu the Third set fpou by 4 nuu,hsr al
men, and during the melee Mathews was stabbed by
Reyuolds The case had been carried 10 the Supreme
ourt on writ OF error where the sentence OF Court
b General SEASONS med, and tho prisoner vas
sent 70 the state Prison for two wears.
Alexander Dougherty, who bad pleaded guilty 10 man.
eaughter 10 the fourth degree was sent 70 the state
Son tor two years.
Francis Quinn had pleaded guilty Of assaung John MI
chaes With dangerous weap and sent 10 the state
Prison for ave years.
Thomas Murphy, member Of the light fingered rrater
nifty very respectfully alfred had pleaded guilty Of re-
~ larceny from the The Recorder In passing
kcntence said be should have been much more severe
with him but for the sake Of bis friends Ho sent 10
HE state Prison for two years
Emma Blair, courtezan, who had pleaded guilty Of
tobbing soldier Of upwards Of three hundred dollars
was sent 10 shs Pouteutiary for onoyear.
Tbs Court thsn adjourned nss dsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

NkNvER CRY, March 1T, 1851.
Santa Fc papers o. the 10Th say that the night OF tue
Iath wing Of the CAPITOL buildings destroyed 10y
bro. vsuablc rapcrs r very important law cases were
destroyed.
Tue Case says tia. letters sfeak encoursgngy Of the
Arizooa gold mncs.
Another nght rerogtcl ~ have taken nj zee in
Southwestern New Mexico b.tw troops and the
Apaches. Of the latter tory ave were killed
Major McFerra chief OF General Caflctonis star had
arrived lie reports the unconditional surrender &C the
entire Navajo Nation Numbering nearly six thousand In
nisns who being col eciei ~ Fort SINNER Some Of
them have large focks but the majority OF them In
destitute CO. diiion. To them General Carleton has
1eeu obliged 10 put the tro ps on half rations.
Colonel Carson ie 10 have charge of the Indians until
they are turned 10 The Indian Bureau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01
THE ARMY Of THE POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, March 81, 1864.
All suffers have been ordered to leave the Army OF the
Potomac by the 4h day Of April. This order is under
stood by many persons here TO that forward.
movement will bo made Immediately, but there is NO
ground for such a belief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01


Our city was somewhat excited early yesterday morn.
ing ny report, brought by some nsec VINO from
Bdteford that about Ave O'Clock 10 the morning
sells we're on tire OF Wood island, OF which
ab ut i've miles distant, and the other about sight miles
lie rcrort was not generally credited until about haf
past nne when the OF the pilot boat Nette reported
that at niDe O'Clock Sunday night they vessel about
ten miles from the Cape Lights steering northeast aud
showing steamer lights soon after the vessel changed
her course 10 the westward FIRE 10 the
mrnng, which appeared 10 bs in Saco.
The United states steam transport Gsreral Lyon which
had arrived from Boston the night before, was des
pactei 10 the aterroon By Captain lnman United states
cuartermaster, 10 investigate the matter detachment
OF hysx soldiers under Captain Collins ADD Lieutenant
Csman we're taken on board together With few Of our
citizens.
Arriving in the vicinity OF Wood Island, signal
made for pilot, ~ho board and reported that
tire seen 10 the morning, but Il apparently al
Pruts Neck and the steamer returned 10 Fort Prebe
Captain Mix, Of the General Lyon, although called upon
suddenly, was equal ~ tue occasion HIS engines we're
being overhauled but in hours time he reported him.
sell eady FOR duty 90 the way back 10 the city CAPTAIN
Mixeuiertantd hs passengers with splendid dinner,
and the trip, which was begun 10 anxiety had very
pleasant termination
Collector Wsshburn snd all concerned deserve great
praise for their prompt action In what appeared at first 10
be special emergency, but proved to be senseess ca
nari Chethipg however, 10 apparent Portland wants
add must have good steam cutter How many more
sudden calls are needed 10 wake government 70
ncef.t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

ScraExg CouRr-CRcrr.-Pstt I-Caendir unchanged
Part 3T3 ruluc sireet-Skort causes-Nos 9sS, l5t2,
lTi6 1876 1928; 1853 1901 1866, 1921 1911 1915, lI9
Numbers DC general caecdar-N,s. 5si lISs. 1&0o,
lil6
SUPERIOR CouRr-Tnst TEsx--Afjournet for the tern
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DoSseNs marCu Isos :
Accounts from tho 6shirg feet on Georges Banks DO
scribe severe gale which occurred there on the 23d
which caused much damage About one hundred and
sixty sail the vicinity at the time The schooner
Ellen Frances was dsmasted and lost man. She was
.wed TO Gloucester by the schooner Miles Standsh Sew
eral other vessels we're moro or less damaged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

France, EIits ~ Co.-Maang.r.
LIBuAav, Extra GLASS 6jl--Msrch 81 1874
I6, n, 60, 70, -, 81. SO. o. 81 II IS. "a. ~
Class 6J2-Marcb 80. 1856
80, 30. 8. ca, ~, SO. 80, IS. II, 30. 70. ~. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01
Arrival of the NoEth American az Port
land

PORTLAND, M1rch 81, 1864.
The steamship North American, from Liverpool the
l7,h via Londonderry the 18th inst, arrived here At
quarter past two O'Clock thus Afternoon Her has
nf~ap antictpated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

Deafness and Diseases OF the Eye
whether of tong receive the usual stteu
ton from DR. CALDWELL 81 Clinton place Eighth street
Examinations free. Hours from y 10 y
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rFCssrs. Simmons, Rogers q 90, arc
suhortxed 10 receive drosls
account n T. aAhMDN5 q co
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f.. CraIge's Brooklyn Agency.
WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
1886 Fulton street. up stairs. near City Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

G. saundcrs' Metallic Tablet Razor
oldest and approval strop now 10 use has
been before the public for the last forty years For sale
wholesale and retail. ct the subscribers.
j. q s. SAUNDERS. No Astor House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

DIR. mnrshal Cures Asthma and Dys-
pepsia without fail Lung inhas oncs III Broadway. IN
Iilmans Building Once hours ii to r. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

Chaps. Chafss, PimPIes, Ermpsioms.
sAlrheum. desh &C.. cured By 0OURAUD5 Italian
Medicated Soap at hs new depot A5J Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

Prizes C9shed La All Legaiizcd Lostc-
ries aud Information given GALLAGHER BENJAMIN
Brokers. JeChestnut street. Philadelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

Genin, 40. 513 Broadway.
His New Spring Styles comprise the latest French ana
English novelties of
GESrLExESs SILK HATS.
GgxrLExEys Sorr Ctora HArs
LADIES RfDNG HArs AND Cars.
Mt-sss' HATS.
BoYs' HATS
TvrANrs' HAYS
TIE Millinery and Hating trade dealt with on liberal
terms
Attention IL called to the Geuemen's Furnishing Goods
Department comprising all the latest novetea
GENfN, No 5l3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

COrns, Bumions, Inverted Nails, En-
sQed Jons and OF Feet cured without pain
Inconvenience to the patient by DR.. ZACHAkfE. Sur
geou Chiropodst. TO- Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

II. &c. simmons q Co.-sIanagcvs.
sntLBr, ExrRA ClAsS j5-harch 81. 1854
~. "a, II, ~, 6J, 81, ~. ~, 81 So At ~.
CLASS lj6-March 81 1874
ca, IL. ~, 81, ., IL, Cd. ~. 10 rs, CT, 43, 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

Brazilian Pebble Spcctacies and Eye
Preserves TO strengthen and improve the sight OF od aId
young by day and night, without pain or fatigue Highly
re commended by the medical faculty. SERMONS.
ocuis.s Op,ician, G69H Broadway opposite Bond street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

.Japonica OF the societe Hygienique.-
Certain but innocent Hair Restorative Depot us Cham.
'ers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

cloth Tags for shipping Cation. Wool.
Hogs &C., at the manufactul er's. VICTORE MAUoEH
lis Chambers street
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THE OUTBREAK At CHARLESTON, ILL.


KcstorattOn OF TraMquiiIity
NATION. III March 81, 1864
Everything to have resumed its usual quiet aud
tho rebels are believed 10 have dispersed.
The Forty seventh Indiana regiment have lett the
Forty rst Illinois Volunteers until the return or
Colonel O,kes from Charleston, Illinois.
COOPER UNION FREE LEcTuRss.-Mr b. S. Osbou. former
y attached to the staff of Animals Farragut Dupont
and afterwards acted aid Captain Wordea. the
Monitor and MontauL will deliver lecture thi evening
at eight O'Clock AZ the Cooper Institute "The History
Of the Navy OF the United states" The subject is most
interesting one aud will doubtless be ably handled by Mr..
OsbOn
GoLD CuAw.-we have received q chart showing tue
fluctuations in the price Of gold from the FIRST OF January
1862, TO the present time II has boon compiled by Mr.
Joseph r. Howard, and published 10 convenient form by
Andrews Il Co Of this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01
Opening or Lake Navigation.

Opening OF Lake Navigation.
OswEGo, March 81, 1861.
The bark Gibraltar sailed from here 10 day for Port
Dalhousie, tho first vessel OF tho selssn.
The Third New Jersey Cavalry.
PHILADELPHIA, March 81, 1864.
The Third New Jersey cavalry marched through Chest
this morning. twelve hundred strong, at
tracted great attention BY their martial appearance aud
brilliant uniforms.
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Prices Cashcd in All Legal LOtteries--
j r. CIAYTok CO. 10 Wall street y
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ROysI Havana Lottery.-Thirty PEI
cent PREMIUM paid for Prizes irformatiln furnished
Highest rates pA for DouooB and ali kinda ~ GDd snG
Silver TAYLOR a 90. Bankers. 10 Wall s,Jcei
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Books Bought, fn any Quantity, from
q single volume 10 an entire library. John PfkE.
Bookseller. 100 Nassau street
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Crfstad0rO's Hair Dye. Prcservativo
and Wig Depot wholesale and Tetail--No Astor House
The dye applied By skilful artists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Best and Cheapest Newspaper IN
the Country.


The wEgNty HERALD, ready 10 morrow Saturday
morning. vil full account q the recent &c bel
Raid into Kertucky Of their depredaious aud OF their
reieat by the Union TO css The latest dispatches
gardng the Movements snd Operations Of tho union
Army all parts Of the country Account u the 2ecep
ton OK Lieutenant General GRAFT by the Army Of the
Potomac and the effect Of the Reor zatcn OF that ii
vision q the Uuon Forces; The a.es, news from the
Rebel states and or the Movements OF the Rebel Army.
late aud important Intelligence from Europe, aad from
all parts OF the World Poetry, Two interesting stories:
Facetie Artistic, Literary. Scientific ana Agricultural
reading matter The latest sporting News, with valuable
reports OF the Money, Commercial, Dry Goeds Cattle,
Horse and Family Markets, Editorials, Marriages and
Deaths Advertisements, and reports OF III oportan, and
interesting cccurrerces Of the PAST week
Terms->ipsle subscription 50 Three copies t5, Five
copi,s o. lea copies, SIS. Single copies i've cents
The Living spirit Of the Most Ersgran
tower hst grsces the yalys Of the ADDE'S eshaes n
PHALOS 4 son Night Bloc ains cereus bat there sre
cnniereis aNroas more <e y than tie beain o. ne
dsungnshsi nj glance fSJr The true rerfans Tue atsr
~ nus 81 rcd he words 5ent D.ewr r0 he glass
'PhALoS a SON p,ffIn.ers. New rers." sold b. al
Druggists
speedy md Permanent Cure Of Head
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r. II DRAKE CO..
2E Broadway NJ "
TbousNnd ReFrigerntors, from 81 so.
at r. u. BASSFORD'S. Cooper l nsttute

Brilliant and Powerful Dny and Wight
Double PerspcctAs Glasses for the field opera ans
assortmeut At SERMONS.
Ocusts Optieian 6a. Broadway under Laisres House.
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Afseauttfui Corn Bioom
cr Youth nina foe presrrvinz and %
ing the peson aud skin &S Broadway Ani iaes as
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Murray, Eddy & Co.-NanageSs
EtNrrcEY Fsrna Class 2jt-hirch 81 1871
%. 40, %. IS. a. l6 Z. ~, IL. 81. So, -.
kfsrucGy. cLAss 2J,-March 81. 1884
~. 10. 81. 4. 50, 81 ~. 50, 20, 80, 60. 90, T.
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Grover q Bakers Highest Prcml q N
Elastic stitch Sewing Machines loS Broadway
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News from the mississippi.

1HE MEMPHIS coTToN MARKET IsAcrIvE-LATER
ProM NEW ORLEANS, ere.
CAIRO, March 30, 1854.
The steamer Won Phui, twenty Eve hours from Mem.
bales Of cotton for ~. Louis
The Memphis cotton market had relapsed into mac.
Receipts only by wagon, and limited
New Orleans papers Of the sd contain news.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-04-01

Gouraud's PoudTe Subtitle UprOOts Hair
from low foreeAts OF the body Werrautod -
his new DEPOT l53 Broaiw
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Metropolitan Fair. April a.-Ladtes
visiting the city wishing Root and Shoes for themselves
and families must not forget 20 ca 90 MILLER CO.
SCI Canal street
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natehelor's HAIR Dye-The Best In the
fss dYs. Sold By Az dTasrst& fAosorx y HssVN sGesI
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Ripley Female CoileGe.-Ses Advertise
meat under hsaa OF Instruction.
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u.-a,ea ror,,.rd tor rreserv restoring and bsantt
fytns he hair eracai ns ca and dsrdrni preventing
All tr.y hair curing diseases OF te SKIN ganis
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