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Died.

AuU-on sunds., August II, PATRICK Aurs, 10 the
est OF his age native OF tho parish OF Chandrum,
county Cork, Ireland.
The relatives friends OF the FAINT are respectfully
invited a.eni 'uner this Tuesday, afternoon at
two ococx late residence 237 Madison street.
AsEARS-At residence OF his parents, III seventh
avenue, JANIS, youngest OF Edward and Margaret
Abearn aged year, months and days.
Thefends and acquantances OF the amiy are respect
fully layed to attend the uneral, Wednesday morn
ing at eight O'Clock the foot Of Jay street. The
remains will be taken TO Yorkers.
Bosros-on Sunday, August IA, EpwARD BosroS, ih the
3o'n year of his ase
The remains viii BE- taken from his late residence 100
Greene street, this Tues6avl morning at nine O'Clock,
10 81. Brdssrs church, where . solemn high mass viii
Cemetery at half past ten O'Clock.
Bcrra.-on Monday, August is, GEORGE N. BUrIxa, In
the b0th year Of his age
no friends OF the family are invited TO attend the
funeral from his late residence sS Suffolk street. this
tTuesdsyl Afternoon, at two O'Clock.
Gs.at Fails IN Il papers please copy
BRINtKERHors ON Monday, August Is, MORTIMER, H.
fant son OF VIM. \. Brnckernon, aged year, month
and 23 DAYS
The friends and -satives Of the family respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from 10T seventh street, W
Wednesday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
BRowSs.-Un Monday, August Ia, fof oysentery ILL., ,s
rrru MAsr ANY, youngest daughter 81 the a'e . ~
Friends are invited TO attend tha furerai services.
No Carroll place, Bleecksr street Tuesday mofnns
at ten O'Clock. . ,,..
BsooHsIcK.-ou Sunday eveIins, August II, Hosoh
BsopsvIcx, In the goth year r.f her age .,,
The relatives and frendSo the family are respsc"uhy
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Preparations to Counterfeit the Re-
cent Movements Of the Rebels.
CUTTING OF 4 NEW CANAL.
James sRivers,aved md the OBJ
structions to be Overcome,
THE HERALD DISPATCHES.
Mr.. 3: Cadwallnder's Dc.patch.
CRY Poisr Argust IA, lS6

Mr.. 8: CadwalInder's Dc.patch.
CRY Poisr, Argust IA, 1854.
CONTEST DEE: BOTTOM.
Blu. little firing had occurred for week past until
serday morning. after daylight About siy O'Clock heavy
guns were heard In the direction OF Ceep ottm, and
Gteady and sometimes furious cannonai!ng kept up
all day Tho attack commenced by the eaemy, aud
proved be attempt to dslodge with heir artillery
certain working parties Of ours that they seemed TO have
Just discovered Their batteries unable to accom-
psh it, however, and two OF heir rams dropped
down far prudent and addcd their fire
90 the other The affair artillery engagement at
long range throughout in which losses inconsd
cradle. and theirs, Of course, unknown to us
The character design OF operations regcrred TO-
in which the working parties engaged cannot be
more than alluded to At present Time must develop
them further.
GENERAL AEAaHERs VISIT TO GENERAL HANCOCK.
The old friends and companions in Of General
Thomas Francis Meagher have beeu delighted By op
portunty of taking him by the hand and meeting him
face He has be.u the guest Of Gene
raj Hancock for few daye, understand. and will visit
his old friends in the Ninth corps to-day. General
Neaeher is the same ganial and courtly gentleman
Of vars-eqIally AZ homo in cabinet or camp. The
interview between himself and Lieutenant General Grant
was cordial anS FREQ OF afectatk'n.
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AFFAIRS AT FORTRESS MONROE.
DIR. william II. stiner's Despatch
FORTRESS MONROE, August IA, 1864

FORTRESS MONROE, August IA, 1864.
EXCHANGE PRISONERS,
under the management OF Major John f. Milford Assist
Commissioner OF EXCHANGE deputy to Major General
Butler, again in fair way OF being successfully re-
sumed Last evening the flag OF truce steamer New
York. Captain II w. Chisholm arrived here from Atkins
Landing. having on board twelve commissioned officers
and nearly Ave hundred privates who have been released
on parole pending exchange Major Mulford has more
difficulties 10 contend with side than with the
enemy Especially the navy throw the greatest OF OBJ
staces in his way by not allowing his or the vessel OF
the rebels down TO the rendezvous agreed upon
for the neutral ground Some two months ago, while
Major Milford was waiting with his boat at AiyIns'
Landing, rebel stea ner, having on board
several hundred released Union prisoners. was
stopped by Admiral Lee and turned back The rebels
felt annoyed at such treatment, and not only returned
with the prisoners 70 Richmond but sent them all
down Georgia This time Major Mulford was informed
by the acting nag officer in the James river that the
rebel steamer could not como down and vessel
could not 60 up The Major however communicated with
Major General Butler and requested ambulance train
to transport or released wounded soldiers, which was
promptly sent, and the load brought down yesterday
were carried In that manner TO the New York ana
brought down here without being under the slightest
obligation 10 the acting nag officer or Admiral leo
Great hopes entertained that fair and honorable
cartel will now be agreed upon between our govern
mcnt and Colonel Robert ould for tho general ox.
change OF prisoners. The suffering among officers
and men confined in Georgia and south Caro-
lima dungeons is described as perfectly horrible
and Is even worse than Libby Prison or Castle
Tnundes. In the Of suffering humanity let our gov
ernmcpt do all In its power to release our men from
living death. Great complaints made OF the exces
sive endured At the North where every luxury can
be INDUCED. How must these poor men feel who are
1anguishing in prisons under burning southern sun,
without being able to obtain even sufciency Of iood
much eceteras like ice, lemons or cooling draugh
The bells to be willing exchange and certainly
we should not be very punctous on the subject
Tie prisoners brought down by Major Milford yes.er.
day we're mostly MANNED and wounded. They were
taken to Camp Parole at Annapolis, Nd, where they WI
be properly cared for and medically treated Among tne
released prisoners Miss walker tho well known 10
male surgeon who remained here last evening.
THE wKAu- ~ :,
intensely hot. The mercury In the thermometef y
soaring In the degrees beyond tho bundredtb andre scs
TO lower iie dignity The air Is very close and snlng
and thunder shower would be q most welcome VISITOR
about this time The suffering among the troops at the
front from the heat Is said 20 be very great
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range OF their batteries including the famous Hewlett
House battery from which work Ore dsmounted and
disabled early in the day. finally sencing the bat
terry well as the enemy's batteries situated in tho
bottoms.
UNION MONITORS GUNBoATs,
before stated lay wholly quiet in their positions at
Crows Nest in the James, noparticpatng In the action
Of the morning, by OF the popularity Of the
enemy's position set forth above
SUCCESSFUL. CONSTRUCTION THE CANAL,
Of which there can be doubt w is alleged, enable
Runboats wholly overcome the formidable obsruc-
tous in the James river and possibly ultimately be the
Of their engaging Fort Darling and other rebel
strongly fortified places adjacent to Richmond, and
perhaps, before the end comes, operate largely In
the reduction of the rebel capital ITSELF These are glow
ing antcpations but nevertheless they capable Of
realization by patient and indulgent waiting for Any
OF these results added to the necessity imposed upon
the Of engthening his line OF defence distance Of
four miles, requiring several thousands Of men TO man
this proongaon Of their lines, will certainly be regarded
as adequate compensation for the time labor and men
bestowed upon the accomplishment OF the undertaking.
THE CONDUCT TmlxEGRoEs
The negroes who largely engaged upon the week OF
constructing the canal behaved well under the connu
and CALLING fire Of the day never for instant fuoh
This fact source OF favorable comment o,rng the
day, and am glad to be able TO record It,
In every view the substantial results Of the day re-
manned 70 us At nghtfal There can be no manner OF
doubt that administered lesson TO the foe,
and punished him stouty for his temerty in killed and
wounded The work upon the canal WI 60 on to com.
pleton, and shall insist upon all Its contemplated sd-
vantages though shall not probably realize them fully
without further dispute Of similar character TO that
have encountered TO. day.
PERSONAL.
Colonel John W. shaer Chief Of Major General Buffers
STAFF left, by special steamer for Washington yesterday
afternoon The OF this distinguished gentle
man, just At this moment tor especially significant,
when regarded in connection with certain touch
ing the political situation that have far than ordi
nary foundation in fact
General Shepey and san reported at these hsadquar
ters evening" returning from twenty days leave OF
absence.
General Gregg, OF the cavalry also had an interview
with General Butler last evening.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Operations at DIobfle-Tbe sieges OF Pc
tersburg and Atianta-The Late unva-
sion-Doings or the PI nte r Tallahassee
News from Mexico. Cuba, ContrAi Anne
rtca, SO.
The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Captain Stone, will
eavc Boston "Wednesday for Liverpool
Tho mails for Europe will close in this city at quarter.
past and half past Ave O'Clock this afternoon
90 by railroad.
The New YORK HERAtD-Edition for Europc-will be
published At elevon O'Clock In the morning
Single copies in Wrappers ready for mailing five cents
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heard In the direction OF the James river which lasted
for about two hours It Is reported to have been an az
tack BY some rebel working party OF General
Butler, who arc cutting canal small peninsula
on the James river
dozen deserters came in yesterday, two OF whom
were cavarymen with all their accoutremeuts. -..s
The Fortress Monroe Telegram.
FORTRESS MONROE. August IA, 1864
There had been arrival from the James river up to
four P. NJ.
Died. at Fortress Monroe Saturday August 10, Mrs.
Small wife OF Lieutenant Colonel Small chief oommssary
Of this department.
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THE PRESS DISPATCHES.
Tclegrams from the Army Headquartcrs'
HEADQUARTERS. ARMY or ruS Poro1Ao,

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY ruR PoroxAc,
August IA A. M
II reported last week that the enemy were moving
towards lcrt with the intention OF making nank at
tack early this morning. but there has been no do
moustrator to this hour the report s believed 20 DO
unfounded. Ample preparation is however, made !"
meet them should they attempt such a movement
Everything at headquarters Ia perfectly quiet.
Considerable nrne has been kept up all night ossvssn
che picke,s on the centre and right.
Yesterday morning about daylight hssyy aring Wa
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The Washington Telesrams.

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1884.
Tho mail boat from City Point to-day reports that
Saturday afternoon . body OF troops embarked
transports at City Point and moved up tho river during
the night and under Of the fire. Of the gunboats
effected landing near Dutch Gap. The object Of this
movement stated 70 be the dislodgmens OF considera
BILE force OF the enemy who had intrenched themselves
the river, and possibly also reconnaissance to
certain what troops Lee has before Richmond he is
sending any considerable reinforcements to Early.
Heavy firing going when tho Vanderbilt left,
both cannopading and musketry.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
m nrried.

HimxRD-DurS.-oa Monday, August Is. by the Rev.
c. A. Buckbse, ANDREW J. IIsBEsD TO Macon w., only
daughter OF the late Henry Dufn, both OF this city
MoopuousH- Monday, August 10, AZ
on's church. by tho Right Rev. Bishop Sosthgate, MI
ryRY MooRHorsE (of the OF Messrs. :. IL Pearce
Col, to MANY FRANCES GwrS, daughter Of Hiram Hutch
inson, Esq. Of this city.
ucf'ous-Gofpry Thursday, August a. At tho Allen
street parsonage by the Rev. ohn Roache JonN HENRY
McCouy Of Brooklyn Mss MARY daughter Of Alanson
d. Golden of Hempstead, Il.
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About 900 Certificates from Medical
men In this recommend WOLCOTTS Instant Pain An
nihlator Comment needless. Sold everywhere.
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At 3a9 Broadway. May ho Seen. Gratis,
heads MEN and ANIMALS from all parts Of the world.
Examinat with written charts given daily by Messrs
FOWLER WELLS, Phrenologists.
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Address to SmOk cra.-pollak Il Son.
Neerschaun Manufacturers removed from Broome
692 Broadway, Fourth Wholesale and retail
Pipes cut to order and repaired.
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Sold By all druggists.

II You are ., Far Behind the Age n
to have used that popular for the toilet Fracran
SOZODONT put it OF longer, but go at once to
nearest druggist and get bottle You will regret
Sold by all druggists-
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Royal Havana LOttery.-75 per Cen
premium paid for Prizes. Information furnished. I'll
highest paid for dcuboons and all kinds OF gold
silver. TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers. Is Wall street. N. Y.
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Crisfadoro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig Depot wholesale and RETAIL No. Astor House.
The dye app led by skful artists.
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sure Cure.-Rene's African Fever
and Ague Cnro II never fails. Depot 80 Liberty street, up
stairs.
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Prizes Cashod in All LegaIszed Lott
teries and Information given. GALLAGHER 4 BEN
JAMIN, Brokers, $40 Chestnut stree. Philadelphia.
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To Paper Manuracturcrs.
Cash will be paid for 10 0O0 Of good Fourdriner
Pabor Size, 32K46-48 lbs
Apply at this Office.
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Wonderful, Delicious. I'm I'm table. Rav "
ishing are euperNtivcs universally applied ia
Pbalon Sons NIGHT BLOOMING CKREUs And why
II has among perfumes either In perm
richness and Is pure and ethereal that although its
A'N PHXLoN SON, New York.
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Lottery Prizes Cnshcd.-ln 70 RIM ON
given. J. R. CLAYTON CO.. 10 Wall street. room No g.
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Prizes Cashed in all Lcgaifzed Lotteries
JACOBS, Brokers Office l76 Broadway
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Impaired Sight,

COrns, BuniOns, Nails, ENLARGED Joints, ,
al diseases OF she feet. cured by Dr. ZACHARIE, 760
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Ladies' Brenstpfns-New styles.
Two three FIVE eight thirty Ave doiars each. for
sale by GEORGE c. ALLEN. ais Broadway, one doos
below Canal street
store closed on Saturday at three O'Clock.
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AFFAIRS ON TUE JAMES RIVER.

MIR. William III. Mevrlam's Dispatches.
CR0w's NEST, THE JAMES RIVER, August N-7AM.
GUNBoARs
opened most heavy fire on the enemy from this point
hour since, and sorry that she reason OF their
doing s contraband to the public. may, however.
say that the enemy developed In sufficient force In
immediate front TO fully warrant the sbelng
they receiving, and whom It's shah -each the
public there will be occasion sor expenditure
Of admiration on this campaign by the people.
Otherwise tho general quiet throughout this section
has not been interrupted despatch Of yesterday
morning.
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speranza Cures IntemPerancc-cosfs
On" y i 'FARNsWoRTn a co. rs Cedar ST.. New York.
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CROSS EYE srRAIaHrENEpr IN ONE MlN0rE.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills

every disease Of the Eye and Ear reguirns sshsg me
deal or surgical aid attended 10 by Dr. Won EISENBEk0
consulting rooms 5l6 Broadway near Twelfth sress
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CURED.

CATARRH OF THE TyMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, INSTRUCTIONS OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBK
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HoyCs Hiawafha Bnir RestOrattve-
nfaliabc remedy for gray hair Office 10 University
nlar NAVY
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wigs, Toupces, Hair Dye, flair Dye.
ing Moldavia Cream for beautfyng The hair. w. A.
BArCHELORS, f6 Be nd street
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Trusses. Elastic sfoc I'm gs, &c IN assk
co Once only at No yessy street. Lady aten dant
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GENERAL Buffers HEADQUARTERS, I

August 1850 A. NJ. J
Tho firing continues, and Major General Butler and
staff proceeded TO the at Crows Nest adjacent
to Dutch Cap is too late to supply further particulars
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Hiti-Iufmitable Hair Cutter. STYLES
neat suitable Executed in the best only. Shaving
10 cents. No. Farclay street.
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Diamond Rtngs-Dr All Descriptions.
from twenty-five dollars hundred dollars each For
sale By GEORGE G. ALLEN, No as broadway, ono door
below Canal street formerly No II Wall street. Closed on
Sat- ays O'Clock.
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CHRONIC CATARRH

NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
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NFEf BOT1oM AUGUST I4-b n NJ
The ball has opened for the possession Of position
essential TO our further operations
Al about two O'Clock the afternoon Of the Moni
tors opened the after dropping down the river.
and did some excellent execution.
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DR.. Cheeseman's Femaie Piiis
Are the most safe nm reliable remedy known for
plants peculiar to females they never f. Established
IN 1885, they have stood the eminent phyd
clans No new erperimcn. without merit Explicit dlrec.
tons stating when they should and should be taken.
One dollar per boz containing nty pills Sold BY all drug
gls.s HUTcHINGs HILLYER, Propresors
81 Cedar street. New York.
Diamond Rinxs-Or All Descriptions.
dollars e M % S.s each door For
below sse ~ street No. 10 Val Closed
Saturdays at O'Clock
For the Hair ana Skin-Barry's Trf-
copherous The best and cheapest article Sold BY drug
gists
Frecsies, Pimp,es. Tan, F.ssh sn. WoTT:; r,,1.s
mEpicATsD nrSpH TED soar at Siis As Broadwss :
sHer Majesty" Champagne for Sale
only by WIN. N. WARD, No. Broad street near Wall
Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines. WHEELER WILSON e,5 Broadway.
Hiu-Inimitabie Hair Cutter. STYLES
sui,sbe Ftecuted in the best maanee only Shaving
Hoyt's Hiawafha Hair Restorative
infaiablc remedy for hair ofiec 10 University
place New York
Ladies' Breastpins-New styles.
three ye sss n hg M ss srosaw. eos oa door
store closed on Saturday At three O'Clock
speranza Cures Tntempsrsnce-costs
only d y yTasss|cRf Rsii CO. IS Cedar st. New
rrusses, Elastic ssoc In q, Ec.-Massh
a co. once only at No ? yessy street. Lady attendant
wigs. roupces, Hair Dye, flair Dye.
ing and ModsyiA Cream for beaufying the hair. W. A.
BkrcHELoRs i6 Bond street
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For the Hair ana Skin-Barry's Tri-
copherous The and article Sold by drug
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Highest Premium Lock stitch sewing
Machines WHEELER WILSON, G,5 Broadway.
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IcINr w nochs, va, august ia-s ~. me
MY brief despatch Of yesterday evening foreshadowed
the sharp between the rebel aud art
lery that opened II was written, and the mail was
leaving giving time to verify its statements
herewith transmit full account OF the engagement not
overlooking, by permission the causes that immediately
led 10 IT,
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AMI al.
Forty-ninth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two
O'Clock. - a.r -
beloved OF Daniel anu siar2aret opfioss "scu
months and Is days
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the tuners from MS late residence NO
321 Ninth avenue, this Tuesday, afternoon, at two
O'Clock. .
RrpoLPH PoHrAs, in ,nc 3oth year OF his age.
rhe members OF Continental Lodge, No. 16, A. o. o a.
f. are hereby notified to attend the funeral ron the
lod 70 room No. 20 Deancey street, Wednesday mora
ing at ten O'Clock without further notice BY ORDER OF
j. :. .sSrss " r. 8. CHARLES sANpSTROM, W g.
RocHR--on Sunday, August II, At her residence NO.
,5 James street. Brooklyn, SARAH Rocr, aged 81 ears
Rosur--0n Monday, August Is fREp ;, cnly cniin ~
r o., Jr and ssrs Roseli aged mouths ava ,sa ,soss
his grandfather, F. O. Rosoli, are respecuhy
attend funeral from the residence o. ns arss
ther Ms James :. Haisead, No lb0 Esst twenty urss
street this truesday) afternoon, a. four O'CLOCK "s
sxITu.At New burg, New York. on Tuesday Augnss "
.rsar a sho,t Illness Mrs. JAM SMITH 9ea % ycsrs
daughter OF tho late .. :. fs'o'"A''0 :
York. x. s.uyh,e- OF pomeuoo
and Martha slccsrdi, aged months a1o ys.,. asys.
The funeral will take place irom Ts.v, % ".as,rccn A
two oIlooT this city, on sunday, August a. CnAsLs
son OF the late Dr. ha'son S""n'~ N'" N'SA'0'
90 ssvos and friends Of the family invited V
y second ,ns tuesday, atsrneen a. two ocosss
without further notice. :. :. ..-ss
Sunday :,sD,rs ASsoss Sss ~
aged rs years, months and days. ..s -.
The friends and relatives Of shs family are invited e
attend tho funeral, from his late residences ~ S'-
street. this tTescky) Afternoon a. two oelcck. Ia.
YsRp.-On Monday, August Is, SARAH q JospAs - -
Of ". s. Yard and daughter Of sns lAss Ino"s ~ Wv
me ret,yss and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 70 attend the unsrsi frm the rsS ass ysrsS.
CIV. on wsdnssdav AFTERNOON, 81 two O'CLOCK
Kew Jersey papers pIsass soPy'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-22

4 srsAa nasg psspas - the prsssas
day sAiak more Il obaafasng : pablisisy
saa papalaxlty, IN any ether oas thing
sAsy sssld pssufsiy D possessed oE Bass
snxisas = ahsy aay BE- % asqaiEs she
vain slsrJ II 10 pspslax roles, none ss-
or ssssssasd a = xrsns an sxseak - hAs
sAAs world .rsseuasd ssmsdy knssn ~
uss's osuuk Reisnn. Thsss i sszsssay
) fsAilS u - I'D has .Aaa ssasias :
snpply q lis sssisss - nsssa&ry % sAa
Aosssheia a. shsir aoar or presisisas.
Expsrsssss Ms aassAk me people THAI NJ
other rsAssx shas sssk Assa pei hsfors
he public tAaa vii cure ssaghs, ssads,
srssp, sore iAroal, and Ii fast all sAsoas
md lang sanplaiasz. - saiakly saa -
sssstsslly - Gees Cough Bslaam- L.
he Kssssrn Sssas, xhsss 4 has bssa
lsag kasxa aad sssssds a 10 considered
a sAsasss ssiishls soagA ssAdsy sxsznt,
ssd no sass saaAs skah on poos, think oi
bsiag wisAsxs u Wa wsald suggest d
MI our rs~asra ms nsssssity II ksspsaa
% Aaaa ID aEsiszs 81 this klad fos imme
Assss ssas u sOsss haa &c. pss bostls
and h said d al oas drug stores and h
ma sas&esss aaa sssa rsmssay il III
wsrld. Dee. Is--Im
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These Mighty Heaters, vvsFaa
Mmown aad world Tried
are o Boon to the sicki

rue waRt OF atasifag medicinal 10 meet the Ills
aza hecszaixasa Of aas SaeFigs gSrsisa Of hgz&as-
Or, sad sna sHairaly tres teoma alnesai and athsr
estsEIous particles, was severely fslt tI gAis all
ReEsTtai mssacaax vas asaerpa lnso tas verdi
RoLL0wAEfs KaEAEUAAE.R PILLS have be-
essas the AesssAaad sRRass 81 AL n4tteaaA FRsir
a4tFisase is 10 pFspsas - wel IS &c evs thsy ST.
aaea che RAoIx sr Rour a lha ceaselaiAss snd
shss b Eaaoviag the hisasa szuse Of disease, se-
ipxlgarats and restore tAs arsogins aaesgisa Of
tAs syssen. assisting astuss IN Asr tAsk sG Rasal
ana .hsRcfaosors rsfor@sfsss,
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In whatever sorsn disease attacks tie ltvss, II Is
Tspealsa and exteEuiaatsa - ths ss4reAsng, pssn-
lass Aai sTssissihas sratkvsaeas. saiisas REMIT
ssnkz, billsas paFgtnz and all sas esaaaEy alssF-
aesa ~ ahs osgsns inaieassa by pata IN ths risht
aide aAd setwsen shs shenl&ezss yegicwaess VI sns
whites Of tbs sxess weakness an assllsy. &e.. are
rsiissed aaa Feusoged BY tbs rezsax vita seaasi-
" whicA assoaisAes tho sufferers aaa thsaT fsisaa.
Lsf tbs sick, shom Tie iasaisy have SeaasdaHsa,
rsssEs VITA eonadenas 20 khis gswesaHl asIi-biai.
oas sgsAs, add fsssesatioa 10 hesala and activity
win be ths anvatxgas result,
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fas sahsxssss szxxs sag sale 81 acres u lard 80
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