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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

~ A dispatch says that an Amy contrac-
tor has been fined three thousand dollars and
sentenced to Imprisonment at the discretion
of the Secretary Of War for delivering inferior
haversacks. tits to be hoped that the work
Of Furnishing swindling contractors will be
vigorously pushed. Shoddy has been long
enough in the ascendant. .-..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

~ It was announced in Geographic
dispatch, several days ago, that Generals
Hancock and Burnside are under orders to
recruit their respective Army Corps to the
number Of 900 each, for especial service
-meanlng,it is presumed, the taking of Rich
mond. We now learn, on the most trust
worthy authority, that such is indeed the fact,
aud that those two officers are now engaged,
in Pennsylvania, New York and other States,
in perfecting arrangements for filling the
ranks of the regiments Of their Army Corps
to the maximum numbers, and to enlist .
sufficient additional force to swell their re-
spectiye corps TO 10000 men. -. 4
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

eW Gen. Butler has once more tried the.
effect of an appeal to the rebel authorities
upon the subject of the exchange of prison
ers. If they refuse this time, Government
should give Old Ben the contract to 60 to
Richmond and take the prisoners out. He is
just the man to do it. The Copperheads
would undoubtedly denounce it as unconsti-
tutiona1 J .l - lte -@azr j -e i5is Z
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

50 The movement for the denomination
OF Mr.. Lincoln grows in strength. The Union
State Convention of New Hampshire, the Leg
stature Of Pennsylvania, the Union Leagues
of Nashville, and the Union Leagues of Phila-
delphia, have all re-nominated him.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Col. Elliott W. Rice, of the 9TH Iowa, left
for his command to-day. g.
At missionary meeting in Wesley Chapel,
night before last, your representative in
Congress made an able and eloquent address,
which was very highly spoken Of all over the
city yesterday. Mr. Price talked right out
in meeting" in his fearless, spicy way. Sec
rotary Chase presided, and it was one Of the
greatest occasions Of the winter, so far.
; 4 '.yaJ LINKENsALE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

The GRAY BEARDs.-This regiment
Thirty-Seventh Iowa Infantry-of venerable
patriots has been ordered to Rock Island to
assist in guarding the rebel prisoners. They
were telegraphed as being on the way last
night at II o'clock and expected to arrive on
the Island at 3o'clock this morning Daosss-
port Gazette, 10TH.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

f ~ John Mitchell, the Irish ex-patriot
aud renegade. has dissolved his connection
with the editorial department of the Rich
mond Enquirer. John has not yet obtained
his plantation in Alabama, well stocked with
negroes, which he coveted so much few
years ago; neither is he likely to obtain it,
though he has crawled lower in infamy to do
so than almost any other man, either North
or South. eaf fe@ f
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

81 A new expedition destination not
stated-was at last accounts leaving Hilton
Head, south Of Charleston, s. @. The siege
of Charleston by the feet is in the meantime
suspended. The land batteries on Morris
Island, however, are still keeping up their
FIRE.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Gov. Morton, of Indiana. has made arrange
ments to have hot coffee furnished to all reg
iments arriving at Jelfersonville, en- route to
or from the Army of the Cumberland. whether
from Indiana or any other State.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

tY Somebody has been at the trouble of
counting the number of words in sundry au-
thors. Moler used 5000; Cornielie 1888;
Shakespeare $4,000; Voltaire and Goethe 90
900; Paradise Lost 5000, and the Old Tesla
ment 5, 642. s--a -.r .-f 1+--
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Gen. John A. McClernand, Of ILL.,, has re.
signed his Major Generalship, He was some
time since relieved of his command, but no
investigation of the charges against him has
ever taken place. [...-- ......
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
Republican state Convention.

The Third Quadrennisl Republican State Convention
will convene at Des Moinos on Monday tho 22d day Of
February, 1884, for the purpose Of selecting delegates
to represent the Union Of the State OF Iowa In the
next National Republican Convention. All loyal cleo.
tors who willing operate In giving to the Ma
tioual Government fall frank and honest support Of
its policy for Expressing the Rebellion and restoring
the Union, requested to join In sending delegates
from their countless in accordance it'll the fol-
lowing ratios Each county shall be entitled to del
votes and fraction Of over fifty votes cast for Hon.
william n Stone for Governor at the general election
of lS63the number Of being ascerained by add
ing those within the county those cast by the
soldiers from the county and in the field.
THO. =. WITHROW,
- Chm Republican statOCentral Committee.
Des Moines, Jan. Is. 1854. .
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
ENLISTMENT PREAruM.-The following i'm

portant telegram has been received:
90 [By telegraph from washington.1
January 18th, 1864-2P.M.
To General N. B. Baker, A. g.: e L
A premium of twenty-five (25) dollars for
veteran recruits, of fifteen (l5) dollars for
raw recruits for all white regiments, and of
two (2) dollars for recruits Of African descent
is paid, and there is no other premium or
money. = = ,..
j. B. FRY, M. G..
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

H Congress is still engaged on the En-
follment question in its various minutia, but
as yet has reached no definite conclusion.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

The orange trees in the vicinity Of New
Orleans have been killed by the frost. !
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

az Show may easily be purchased, but
happiness is always home made article.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

% FL Browns Bronchial Troches, for
coughs, Gold, Pulmonary and Asthmetio
Disorders, have proued their efficacy by test
Of many years, and have received testimoni.
als from eminent men who have used them.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

I A GREAT DIscoysRY.-It has been discov-
cred by thousands Of housewives in all Sec
lions of the country that D. B. De Land &
Co.'s Chemical Saleratus is the only saleratus
that will produce 9 uniform result, and give
perfect satisfaction every time. If once you
try it, You will always buy it. o re st.l
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
YOUR MONEY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT

!. Ed, BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
r...-. .,-, BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
M. N. PAULLIN'S I'll ,,e -...t..s me-
N. N. PAULLIN'S an "a r,.s Up -fr
NJ. N. PAULLIN'S aa,,- .t.,,. h., ~. I.,,s,
PAULLlN SELLS KEROSENE AT. 70 CTS
PAULLIN SELLS KEROSENE AT 70 CTS
PAULLIN SELLS COFFEE AT 35 CENTS
PAULLIN. SELLS COFFEE AT 35 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS SUGAR AT 124 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS SUGAR AT 121 CENTS
-PAULLIN SELLS CIDER, AT 20 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS NEW HAMS r. qarl-5
PAULLIN SELLS NEW HAMS q ~roah
PAULLIN SELLS NEW DRIED BEEF
PAULLIN, AT HIS NEW GROCERY NEXT
TO BURNETT'S BOOK STORE, s.sr,
And opposite ]. G Gordon, sells groceries
cheaper than any other store in town.
Paullin buys butter, eggs, poultry, &c., and
pays the highest price for it. daw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

Dark tales of many ruthless deed
Tho ruin'd maid-the shrine profaned-
Oaths broken-and the threshold stand
With blood of guests there written all,
Black as the damning drops that fall.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22
News Paragraphs.

Aaron Gustavus Rothchild retires from
business with fortune Of $4,000, 900.
The coal fields Of the United States aggre-
gate more than 100000 square miles.
The Liverpool boarding houses are full of
emigrants to America, waiting for ships.
The navigation Of the Ohio River is still
suspended by gorges above and below Cincn.
natl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

CHIiSsLlaS uinuerS VI WHICH We nave partaKen
with dear friends at home, and consoled our,
selves with the thought that perhaps in
another year we may again be permitted to
enjoy an old-fashioned Christmas dinner
along with those same dear friends.
But however much the privates failed to
enjoy themselves there appeared to be no such
failure on the part ofsome of our line officers.
Early in the day observed a number of
them collected around the hind end of one of
the wagons, and as they appeared to be en-
joying themselves finely, was somewhat
interested to know what was the cause of at
traction around that wagon, and on approach
ing nearer discovered that whatever it was
was contained in several canteens that were
hanging around the end of the wagon, some
one Of which was every few minutes passed
around from the mouth of one to another
until all had imbibed of the contents. I did
not ascertain what those canteens contained.
but its effects were somewhat curious. T It
made them first jolly, then foolish and then
beastly. All did not partake until they were
reduced to the last degree, but none stopped
short of the second. And as some of them
were rolling around on the ground, making
themselves the laughing stock of the regi-
ment by their foolish FRANKS, could think of
nothing but so many monkies; but thought
if 1 were a monkey I would feel insulted at
the comparison. To the honor of some of
our officers, will say they took no part in
these disgraceful scenes. - ~ 4
have not yet been able to find out what
we were sent there for, but from the manner
and time in which we went, all suppose there
was some threatened danger at that point
And if an attack had been made that day. in
stead of those officers being ready to place
themselves at the head Of, their men to repel
It, it would have been necessary for some Of
them TO have been carried from the field.
This is . great and growing evil which
should be remedied. Human life is not Of so
title value that il should be thus trif]ed with.
rhe remedy is provided, but who will apply
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-01-22

tHe VatlouS pa1tmenCS aC washington IS
thus given in round numbers: State Depart
ment, so; Treasury, 1900; Interior, $50 !;
War, 500; Navy, 100; Post Office, 100;
Agricultural Department, 20; Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, Office, 40; Senate, 100 {;
House, 1870; Police. $50; White House,
Courts etc, 100. Add to these 5000 men
employed by the Quartermaster's Department
in the city, and at least 5000 more at the
Navy Yard Arsenal, and on the works at the
Capitol and other public buildings, and one
can form an idea of the army Of occupation
paid by Uncle Sam.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
FUNERAL oePcterA. Ifn,cous.

Cn Sd inst at ST. Parltks Cathedral. were c.,e,-a'ed
the obscquies OF wei anoSu and nr,cntcG ie,ow
cizon, Peter A. Hargous Tho last sad rites nor
formed by Archbishop Mcosgsy VINO also addressed tho
reistvce and friends 10 euoey Of tho eharacer lhe
charity and pcty
P.ter Amtdec uargous bora In rb,,a ieipAia M
gust l6, 1892 little s,xtyHve Yeats of
nss nj the tmc u bis dcath OF freBcG puc'tasc, no
early showed the adventurous spirit " Ancr
and after HE msrragc went - Nexco where be
made many friends ol tho highest Character whose cont
tie lie Retaraicg 10 New York ~ lsJh, he apcnej
commercial house, IN connection with tnrt AL other
spanish Amecan countries, whence tfs vel Known nrm
or nrgous & Brotnersst chahsed oriv W tho bere
Taus iuly established, tho tevelc1rcnt o' trade with
Cali Ia is4s suggested 10 Mr.. harccls toe opening
Of the route tho Isthiaua cf Tehrarteuec,
aud ho became the assignee o; tito rghia
day Of his death did be desrsir o. ths ultimate
success Of that great line OF iDtcro Seanic conamunca
ton While cngrossed With fhis and rrer great works
Of similar national and commercial character. Av. Hsr
rous became tho intimate friend Of Mr. Webster and
other leading statesmen of the ,Ay whose conHdencs he
enjoyed "a the last. Amid all IbssH vzried srpracs IN
cor elm countries, however, Hargcus forgot nos
pegected his duties nearer hcme ard especially Ia hs
Tordhsm, Of which ne cqc Of the founders, snA
almost All the cbsrssbis associations IN our midst, 70
which be u the most liberal contributors, are
'phe works" " WHICH The Archbshep ceausifoly
alluded ~ ncse rnlch fo|aw HIM. And with tns ssGs
preprsy dS 20 speaker dwell ienssn upsn w. -sss s
all co., scts bow "a man Of deep convicsions and ~
DE- scepsr % said tho good Afchbishor, ns manu.
IN ~, ira rest,ops or s Singular psuooa eys wnso1
4 NAV b characssrsssd - fgveos, - vhss vsss -
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
amuemsm.s in Auatraiia.

oFtER fknN A MArAgtR 10 hBs. ~. steh"h"r
Asp roa SAVERS TO sxHifTr 80 fhs ccLo-
rs.
tSebournc Ivne 2b, correspondence y I0rdoo TIMES
M aud ~rs tErries ksas, together WIN MSS ChN-
mln Mr Everett, dopsrod hence for sydney on lnc
I'D pst. lefteamer, rctts for tine SnaWcs Ieianas
ard taA ornia Their departure has bees desayea or
c,yv, al weeks nv tho lnge and severe less OF ara
shar irom which bss ony just recovered snaceoty
IL pc nit her TO travek . 49,.
co.ouisl appetite for excitement psye COW ah @muss
vacant 1cld before them. The All Eofand heveu nave
done their Jrk ard Cons home vita their Austria mn
Glory and proHt The Lancashire belroges nave neen
ringing their last tpnss, and onr parnums avn crsaoy
informed, hav been treating with ns bey NJ; ~.
and with Tom Sayers, n phor, connaenty 90
lieved would exteusvey draw here. Wiinous aNenps-
ng any elaborate comparison between sheso two
men after the manner of Plusarct, NAV nashra y
opinion that tie prescbsr would prove ua pror oh
article than The pugiet The one vcnc ss.e done
from both seres, IN sdvsss We Osnss '00'a scarcely
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
c K Il 81 T.
THE Nasla CykPS.


Br. James @. FitzPafrtek's Deepotch.
NSm Assfv coRPs. Virginia. sopt. s-~P
AnothS day OF Ihe utmost suiei has passed. The
pictss cooscnt other usual. bus manifest se
hostility orders .ssusd both sides have pCs an sad
70 the Interchange OF pnpors and chit chnt rnere are
500 sio arsort, howovor that 10 out the way sists.
whess be watSh eyes Of 1ho officer Of the day are nos
hkesy to penssrats, canasNine gamer Of "sevsn up
and other variations 10 card ayng progress IN the most
friendly manner.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In the rear Of the picket line the work OF ntrsncu'ne
gcee steadily on Parties digging day acA night rnd
would So II tho spade had just nov supersede0
the musket No doubt the rebeis are - sDesgeticay
engaged upon their side.
keinloroemeats arrive Ia large numbers every day
Mauy are healed Of the wounds received IN
recruits, tbs cap, Clothes III att,Dg shoes
and shiny, overburdsned, clurasily siung knapssck
very naing indicate Iney ae y headguassess svosy
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

tfOis.

.r sI COL n CoLuxBUs, Ohio, Sept 10, 1854
Mr.. vailandqham arrived here yesterday roais to
Psennsyivsna 10 sddress the people OF the various
paces but meeting General McCisuans letter or accept
snce be promptly authorized the democratic chairman
OF Ohio 70 withdraw his from the appointments in
Ohio. and returned home. tne peace men have deter
mined to maintain their integrity and viii call
meeting TO determine their course OF sc,oz
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
Oosonsrs' 1nquests.

NAN ACCIDENTALLY DkpWNhp'
young man, tweptyone years OF age, named LHssder
lewis fc, Into The Harlem river foot o. l3oth
street. and drowned before assistance could reach
hm. Some ave hours subseouentJ the y ~ was re
covered and Coroner Nanmano uotcd 20 bold an inquest
sd employed board the barge Kingston, OF
Roandaut Mr. Lewis sas resident OF hinstson, wnsrs
MS roia,ives reside.
BOy rRovSgp.
ceroaer wudey yesterday held m inquest On ths body
ot Bernard Zee lad ten years Of ego, who was found
laitng Tho dock foot Of Morris street North river
ccesscd lived with hs parents at " West street, snd
hai been missing ince iuesday last tnder w1ns OR.
guAssauces no was drowned could not be esrnsd sut u
IS talposca 10 scc,denialg fell overheard.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
Disa stsr ON the Pen nnsylvan.. Ra,lro "a.

.rtwt MiYrLiS, Pa Sept. TO- 1854
An accident occurred tho Penusy vaniA Railroad
near 1Asrobs last evening Tbrse were killed, aud
Injured BY the explosion Of tho locomotive stchst
to freight train.
Six cars loaded with cattle totally demoiishod
The engineer Charles Camken instantly kllod aud
wm Walter the conductor, 10 missing. Both belonged
TO ptsburg r. Jones' fireman, killed. Most OF ths
cattle In the forward killed. The passenger rsn
which lot P.sburg at twenty minutes to ninc On Friday
night was detained six hours. The wreck has besu
moved and trains are running regularly. -
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
TEX EIGHTEENTH CORPS.

Mr. John A. Brady's DesFntch.
HkADoUARTsTs, EIGHTEENTH ARMY CoRrc-
NEAR P0irr OF RooEs Sept. 8, 1864. J
NEW REBEL BArRRy.
The enamy opened yesterday morning with hesvV
shell FIRE from new battery between agwett's hoSs
and the river This battery has been rsceEsy thrown
up and mounts several very heavy guna. The whose
object OF yoster1a seemed be obtain the range
From the mannsr in which the ring condu6ts6 \
very evident that the sole object Of this GoW battery
70 command bnc Ia the river and render the opetruc
tsons 70 advance ot our feet still more formidable.
AZ shots discharged at lines batteries -
ammunition was vasted In an attempt TO silenco tA1
new work * the enemy. tr
zNvlywB. saH9 4l
Reviews are now the order OF the day. yestovdcy
krnes, Second division of this CORPS reviewed By
General Gi5sou To-day the weather permitting. TIA
Taird division viii 10 reviewed by the general command
Ag tns coryn
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Az lryorzr MAY Suor "A young man named Peter
obss was shot In the left shoulder last evening by
man named Luke Lackey. II appears that Lacksy wss
W an eating seoos No 345 Grand street, abou, seven
O'Clock and that be had alteration with somc 4
known parties the OF which he drew
sui fred at random Mr. Jobes sitting at table
quietly eating his supper, and hsd taken part ~ The
natny DR. Purdy dressed his wound, ard he wss cnn
veyed home. Iackey was arrested ~ opt DAVIS snf
ledge. IN the Tenth precinct station house.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
0fs.

Iocwwoop- MooGE-at South Norwak Conn
Thursday, September s, by the Rev. wm Meau D. d.,
Gep g IoeYwooD. Of Sorwok, 10 Avss J.. MooKs, Of
the for place. No cards.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

DIR. Nelson's EnhaSsLf is n Hs r I'M tess Re-
medy for re exhilxrstan sssssd ny tEe OF Gli
eok eatins goors price 81 Peut postpaid 10 of
sRrOokyu - - " -
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

No More Erny Hair or Bs Id ness s-rorty.
6vA yocrs constant study Consultation free. BY Dr.
GRAkDJ BAN, Astor place. ~ ID r. l,N
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
Captain F. Hnniey.

The abatement has been made by your correspondents
that Captain r. Hapey Of the Ninth New York cavalry
vas mortaily wounded in the battle at Reams station
on the Weldon road 10 order relieve the snxeties OF
his numerous friends Captain Haney desires TO say
that though seriously wounded no not at all likely 20
die he at Annapolis. doing we'll and tue surgeon says
he Ia likely TO recover sHAa J.P. B.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Jewelry and Watcs ea--Or All Descrip-
ucns for sae ty GEO c. ALLEN 4l6 BroGdV1G, door
below Canal street formerly No II Wall street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Grover q Bakers Aignest Pre- am
Eissc Stitch Sewing Machines 49b broadway Now Tork,
CGd 255 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

geceno Hand safos-For Sale Cheap
FOR cash, at loo Maiden lane. 81
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Have You Heard the New e1CCienan
Campaign sorgR-"Ahe Lincoln fanny &c., TO be
hAA ~ bu3 Broadway. in sheet form.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11
1Yonderful Rcauus frcm Ghe Uso {

Vyond erfui Results frcM the Uso OF
CHEvALIERS LIFE FOR THE HAIR. Approved and
used by pronreot paysi;ians and ens.s Ladies' apd
Of the b, chest Grdtus bear witness OF Its virtues
It restores faded HAIR " rs original color stops "
faing out prevents aanGu! irr taton or nching and
clean cool aud healthy will not stain the
whst fabric keeps the hair soft aud glossy.
TO remsiu in desired position No other
dres,ins u tured sold At the drug stores and q my
Office ilyy broadway. advice TO treatment OF tho
hair wbe granon sly given. Price 81 per bottle, 50 per
ha dozen, in fancy boxes Can be sent bE exprosi
SARAH A. CHEvALIkR. NJ. ID.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

\ Necklaces for Misses, fa .sar
two IN REQ Ave- eight ten fifteen thirty dollars each
For sale by GEO G. ALLHN, AS Brosdwy one door b.
| loul Can aIaire
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Mcclellan ana LII N co n .-Supor1Or Game
pairn Pctrcs and tho most correct PhotograPh Like
nesses Candidates for the Presidency for
badges; and N Medals ma lie and sold Wholesale at
lAi'1s} BUHlESH Photographic Gallery, l07 Broadway
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle UprOOts Hair
om low forcnes Dc part Of the body I'll warranted
e his depot 4b3 BrOadway.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

New Goocs Tor Eyssiness Snits, Scotch
Placs Faii yercoaa Walking Goals SO Large stock.
TE 'tt Fl #N CLAhKk, liz and ia William street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Ladies' B-onstptns.-New styles,
Two three hvo eight thirtyfve dollars each, for
sale oy GEO O. ALLkN. 4l5 Broadway one door below
Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

PtchhardSs Pnrior BedsteRd ~ Conn
Portable and convenient use Factory i67 Blescker
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

watch Chatos, View Sfyies,
bree, ten. fifteen wAniy i've 10 three hundred
iaars each tor Gieo. g ALbEN. No. AS Broad
vAy, one door below Canal street tf
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Oitt Combs--New styles, Just Received,
Eyo three, four eve TO twenty dollars each for sale BY
AE0RQK G. ALLEN as Broadway. osc door below Canal
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Durn0'e Catnrrb AruT--Eor Diseases of
me head and thsosd needs oonnsnL Sold In boxes
only. BY ali droIg'sla.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Freckles. Pimp,es. Tan. Flesh Worms,
Ydckly Hea&. &c cured By COURAUD'S ITALIAN
MS0ICATED SOAP. At l53 DrOadwN
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

For the Hair and Skin-Bar~y's Tri-
espberoas The best and cheapest article Sold By lrug
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Trusses, ias.fc seOcKfngs SSc.-Ma . rsh
CO. Oslce only No. vesey street. Lady attendant
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Wfno Ooid watch ChGtns-Esw Pat
terns-One, Two and fhree Hundred 10 Ono Thousand
Dollars each For sale by g. o. ALIBN 4i5 Brcsdway one
door beow Canal street.
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Na~sR,s Radical Cure Truss.-Omce .
Of broadway and Ann street. undor Barnums Mu
rrusses Shoulder Braces and Supporters Of every
asscrfpton SILK Elastic Stockings and Abdominal Belts
NJ
The New York herald., 1864-09-11

Fait styles in Hat GAYS. Feeshers.
Se &c On and after Thursday. September H. VIII se
hibed Tor sale the most FashoaRble Nogse.
goods for ladies' msscs boys nfan wear at THus
303 Canal street
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