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gray hair TO its original color stops s falling out keeps hs
head clean stands above comparison with other hair
dressing Sod the drug stores and a. my Office LIS
Broadway. SARAH A. rliEyALfER N. d.
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certain for coughs colds influenza bosr~cness aim
cult breathing and a affections Of The throat bronchial
tubes aud lungs leading consumption. The Honey OF
Hor, souhes all irritation me Tar of Balm Of clsaa
pencatc cssnses and heads al parts OF the throat and
lu0 as There nothing ute a. 81 cents lcr bottle For
sals BY all druggist CHARLES DOWNEh
General Agent ~ Cedar street, n n.
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Cherokee Piiis-Fcmalc Regulator
sold by all druggists 81 per box Thirty page pam
phle. free address DR. W. II. MERwIN Co, 6s Lbery
street, New YORK
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crissaSoro's Hair Dye, Preseyvative
aud Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Astor House.
The dye applied by skilful artists
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Ir You or Your Children Have Sores on
part the body the months should passed
o,e wilhout remedy HELMBbLD'S EXTRACT SAkSA.
pAHTLI,A has equal
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rale's Honey or Horchound and

Highest Premium Lock stitch Sewing
Machines-wIIEELEE WILSON, s2s Broadway Sec
Wheeler wilson Button Hole Machine.
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ANCIENT FINE ARTS.

n
YonO HERALD
Respecting the relics of porcelain found IN the late
exhuniaons at Hercusneu, which have been forwarded
Antiquities In London whereof your
respondent says the bottle resembling DRAKE's PLANTA
TION BIrTERS undoubtedly placed the ruins By
the agent Of Dr. Drake desire state that he Is incorrect
in every respect If bottle found there bearing
lettering tire language OF the ancient Romans different
from the accepted literature OF that day Our agent has
other business than this In Europe and has not been in Italy
at ALL No doubt Americans Plantation Bitters 70
Rome but trying society OF antquarans In
this quite useless do not appreciate h0
joke II is unnecessary for 70 spend money In Europe
while unable 10 supply the demand for these oet0
brated Bit,crs here. Respectfully,
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New York, January -, 1893.

Most stylish sack Coats You Ever Saw,
$40 spring oyercoats sl5 y 81 spring Pants and Vests
CLARKE, liz and III william street
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A Beautiful Omplex ton.-The Bloom %
YOUTH. OR LIQUID PEARL. tho greatest improvement
discovered JAMES LAIRD. All best
the world for preserving and beauyng the skin No. -
Brnadway Sold everywhere.
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic Tor Doublej
srin skirt VII bend break like the single springs;
bt Y preserve trir perfect aud beautiful shape tic.
long any other skirt made combining elegance elasticity
durability, comfort and economy.
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Best.--aIilIer's Hair Dyc-Best In Quail
r. cheapest ia price Try IT, Sold by druggists Depot 8
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BntcheIor's Hair Dye--Thc Rest I'm the
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The only perfect
Dye. Factory ~ Barclay street
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Messrs. Fowler d Wells, phren0logtsts,
give charts Of character daily, st 3e Broadway
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Nc~x 4. IN, Tt,se 90 Parity the Hood
H. urrNRoIps EArRACT sARsAfARILLA.


pamphlet directing how 70 speedily restore sight and give
an leeiarss without AID OF doctor medicine sent by
~, ,,,a,i t,.e on receipt 0f 10 cents. Address
n r. FOOrE, ND, lfO Broadway. New York
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A-Why IL the Perfume OF Phalon's
NIGHT BIOOMlNG CBREUS like prisoner breaking jain
because ! ia surSfo escape II II isn't stopped.
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The BRIDAL Chamber-An Essay OF
Warning Instruction FOR Young Men Published by The
Howard Association and free of charge In seaed envc
opcs Address nr. J skIn Houghton, Howard Assocsa-
ton. Philadelphia Pa.
The Great English Rcmcdy.-sir James
CLARK's FEMALE FILLS prepared from piescrpNon
" STR D. Clark ND Physician Txtr.ordnsfy 70 the Vueen
Price 81 bottle. Sold ~ all druggists rampnioss, WIN
full pnrticulars fee 70 any addrcss JOB MOSES,
Cortiandt street. New yosk, sae Vnlssd sAtes agent
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SOOTHING SYRUP for chiiron. tcethpg II has been
used for thirty with failing safety and by
millions of mothers for their children ~ corccts ady of
the mach relieves wind collie regulate. the bowels and
gives rs health and comfprt mother aud child Thirty
hye bottle. Onlce " Dey street. New York, and xB
Hga Hol1ofn, L0ndon, England.
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Cure Your Cough.-Use Campben's
SYRUP TAR AND WILD CHERRY 2Jr and 50c bottle. To
be had oy tampbcl- store Eighth
aud eighth street also Sheddens drug
nerE 10 serN AM fnnIth nlr
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"A Light Leak VIII Sink Great
ship" lhs old Saxon aphorsm and disease deemed
foundations of Hie Dyspepsia In mAdo
light OF. yet 1t il the parent Of nnumerabe deadly evils a.
fccng the liver bowels the and the brain A.
1t early with HOSTETrER'S STOMACH BITTERS, and
thus foresla all IT, dismal With vegeta
bs remedy and which, OF the millions that have
put their trust in IT, has disappointe
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Grcvcr ~ Bakers First Prem ium Elias
tie stitch and lock stitch SEWING MACHINES, 90 Broad
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Royal Havana L0ttcry.-Prizcs Cashed
in gold. Information furnished Highest rates pad ~
Do uboons and all kinds of Gold and silver.
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers, I6 Wall street
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Silent Sewing Machine.
WILCOX 4 GIBBS, sos Broadway.
A.-Rushton's IF. w COld-inc for
Coughs Colds and Innueuza This preparation simple
ss composition plea the aud cfectuA In ts
AxlOr IIpusr
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Corns, Buni0ns, Enlarged Joints and
all disesess Of the feet cured BY DR. zAcHARfE, 100
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ria Yourselves or HumOrs tn the
spring months. ..-HELMBoLDs sARsAPARfLi.A Ia rels-
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Prizes Ca sh cd in all L~galized Lotteries,
and ini formation gwen. Drawings sent
j. CLUTE. Brokers' oiice. No l76 broadway
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Cheapest Newspaper and Best Fami-

The Cheapest Newspaper and Best FAINT
iy Literary Journal I'm the Country.
The WEEKLY HEaAD, for the present week, will be on
sale at nineoc clock this Saturday morning
It's contents will embrace full report Of the great
National Celebration in this city on Monday; very in
terestng description Of the ceremonies attendant tho
second inauguration OF President Lincoln Of
the grand Inauguration Ball held In Washington Mon
day night; complete l Of the Acts, Resolutions &c,
passed at the second session OF the Thirty eighth Con-
gress Particulars Of Sheridans Victory Early In hs
Shenandoah Valley, resulting in the capture OF forty
rebel officers thirteen hundred men, eight cannon and over
one hundred wagons accompanied by Map; the lAtess
reports Of the movements Of General Sherman in South
and North Carolina the latest dispatches the Army
Of the Potomac, and reports Of all other eS
the Union Forces full particulars OF the Disaster the
Camden and Amboy Railroad, by which nine persons
were killed and over forty wounded; interesting
from Europe Central and South America, Mexico Cuba
&c Editorial articles the leading topics Of the
day; Poetry; interesting story, entitled sSurelv
Not" Report Of the Paris Fashions for March
Facem; Literary, Artistic and Scientific Intelligence;
Musical and Theatrical Review for the week varsties
Interesting Reading for Farmers and Agrcultursts;
Valuable Review OF the Money Commercial Dry Goods
Boot and Shoe Cattle, Horse and Family Mar kets and
or,s oi aai oner interesting e'en,s 81 & .ne week
Terms-one copy, one year, 81; Three copies, -;
Five copies, 50; Ten copies, sl5 Single copies wrap
pers, FIVE cents each A limited number OF advertise
ments will be inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD
A Fragrant Breath and PearIy Teeth
are easily attained and those who fan 70 avail Themselves q
The SozoDoNT will speedily eradicate the foul
breath, besutfyng and preserving the teeth thc oldest
Royal Havana Lottery.-Prizcs Cashed
b Do soa aa al % Of e and ss sse' ' pad
TAYLOR 4 co, Bankers is Wall street
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Fragrant Breath and Peariy Teeth
easily attained those no fail avail themselves
the means should complain when accused of glec
The SOzODONT will speedily eradicate the foul
breath benufyng and preserving the teeth the oldest
age
sold by all Druggists.
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3Ist Illinois Y. V. Inan'ry--LicutCol r. " Pearson
2cfn Illinois V, '. lniJrtry-Cspt. ftify t.ine'
9th Illinois " v lL:antry-Capt J. T. DAVIS 20.
18th Wisc0pin '. '. 1nfan ry-Co. James n Iiouuh''
SECOND BRIGADE.
prig. Gen Robert h. scott. Comrandinr
2oth Ohio V. " lutsutry-iieuf. Cot dairy Nisom
Cstb Ohio v v. lnisntry Lieut.. Col. GeoTse r. Ne"t'
18th Ohio " " infantfy-Col. q. r. Ni.s
Eth Wisconsin " v irisLtry-Col \. o. Maloy.
PoU.rH DIVISION.
bevet Major Gen. GILES 4. smith, Commanding.
Capt. Ad Ware, IT,, A. A. Goa.
Major &. l.. Inuh. \. a. !. Gen.
FRsT PaIGiDr.
Bh,. -G'n. b,y. Z. Pots. Comnardins
c3d India aN. V. iniantfy-Capi. }. W. ilaniiond.
SD Oh v Infantry ieut' Col JET. j. iobet"'
sd IL aiapsV V. infutry--Col j. l.. Nests
5sa Illinois '. " lhf ~ " Col. j. " Net Gnahan'
sEcCgb rRIGADs
is,h Illinois = Y. Ini Iy-Co'. Cyrus Iitll.
18th Illinois '. nfui fol. Geor.e {. kofers:
32d Illinois " v Infantry To. Se,r5o T. EhS'su'
TufD BriG,DT.
HTie.-Oer. NiN.ri ". Hrisuap. Comm idins
ll,h Iowa '. '. Dsu ry-iio Coi. Bc.sniin beach'
1874 lows '. V. lni f.'r-- iirut.-Cn. 10. heAh.cJ
18th Iowa '. '. iusu y-Li.uf.. Ooh Doorse F1ilutl
10th lows Y. y. .nfar,u Mayor }. II. spiiin
fBriLIrLy.
Maj ffcdCIIl VI .ls.T, Chief OF AfiElery.
Battery &, ~ hica-.l lsh Art'erg-. rt Wa Nbyzrr
l.. sihiussoia rat;ery-'ait: ". T.. layton
18Th Ohio D.t.ery - apt. james Eurl,cf'
9Th ILLINOIS Mounted lni1ntS Lieut. Cob = 4 Huehe.'
I&tn u. :. g. Tt oi. joan j.. uoTloy ,orii4-ndins
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hon-s in psssing-the same length Of time required yes
terday for the review OF the Army Of the Potomac
The following few Of the incidents Of tae dsy'
Previous 10 the march, number of young ladies made
Leir way through the crowds of spectators ana SCI
ders on Capitol HILL and festooned upon some OF 'he
oiicC. - bouquets wrea,bs and gaIlands.
II has already been stated tha, Gen Sherman led inc
advance today. accomp' MED by Gen. Howard win
bouquets ~ iiCir handk. ard their horses decorated
with flower. Upon reaching the western rat Oh Tue
city Veteran Reserve soldier approached Cen she'
man with another bouquet but the horse Of the latter
became FESTIVE. and he moiiOned the soldier back
/" Give II 10 Howard" shouted 'e multitude bit me-
too having Int one Land, could attend eng to his
prarcing hoiee: so the yo'craa returned TO is seat
with hi, offering amid cheers on al sides. I'dng TO
the wostcrn entrsuce Of tie Executive Manson. Gen
Sherman 5smomted and with Gen. Howard and
81 IT Joined tie Group OF. The stand The reception
given 10 GEN Sherman exceeded in enthusiasm Ihet
extended 70 any other officer Gems Logan, John W.
Geary aud Frank Blair especially received ire acaia
nations Of he multitude
IS he head OF Mnjor-Gen. Frank r. BARS Corps
reached Fourteenih.st In the marching column soI.c
$50 gentlemen, mostly frcm Missouri prescribed TO The
General slori lid ban ncr and TO each Of tho officers
OF Bis staff Il besuiiinl bouquet
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Third H,~'de Band.
THIRD nsfGApy.
The following is Gan. Shermsn's order IN
,,.,,, ,,v,.,o, or rHK MISSISSIPPI

The following rs Nc'. SucfIn' i "iovt IA
reference to the review
Hposs MILIrAa. DIVISION THE MISSISSIPPI
Is TIE FIELD LaxAsDklA. Va fiay ~ ioo.'
SPECIAL FIELD HDEls NJ IL 10 msar 'Lr t'y'sw Or
!sred or ,hs ary n H. cy o. wa,ng,on on % tya M
ys COOK cd raons IL nav sek viii during TEE day. close
well npoo Log ride the Right Wns h ady'nso on
byonsc by he si.h s sua march until the bead column
closed mp 10 Capitol gIopnds ard then mas az cosc Io
dr. 70 $50 Adjr,u, ienerals Office May H. by close
ons Of cSrsr iiF IL r's, ee os @ oy 'r 5 ,3 sie.
tie he;iaons wiz fod e9 ann by Dive en,; q ~ ~
ck ~ pr.ei.ey M eun vii be ircd ~ re : ,ens
;ery, when lie head q corm "i nsirh s'c'n ~"
ito d5wr Pennsy vnissve.. ard pest the rcy" nj IN
irt d. the Pr dents BoDss theme 90 the New ls OTTO
Al win BE- unfureo ION tire Capitol 10 APPOINT teyond
tie PRE- >reviewingssnd The Genrratin. ~ wlrds
the head Of column I'd tse pos, near " rr. T.
1hs lrd.rs OF each rm,, corps Sad livir Gtent d
% f. ani Jon him vii s rny corps Or iTf :, ~ So
m'.wh'n he vii ruorrt gld ON h. eo'so'it Vhces
ing e Reyievnc - r'r b., com my ., ,e1s VI niAs 10
.nte Erissde hsAsor eonsciiired fold mnsic y" turn
o., no pay = ce., Dr T. ,oe for rhr kic,sednS
jard heard On" b?ri ger division may ~ q ring tue
mach from tie taltots" Ir ,ary tl sDc iAa 'o'oss
q c.ch ba,iailoi VIII Al,e - cfoopn- ~ gi~ ,
yeein; oro,r and . ic n.sie maze ''e rn.9 "nods
ns,1r;as ,s " vi b. s,' ma s,,. , ~. ps.:
the reviewing s'ad tafy ald t me Passing q the
odige oIaw on TIE ss ,'s'ea ~" 90 .1 hrm1
viii ~ 20 ''56rdina.e ti'anse'nci's as 70
H. Amy Comm ~ IS ay at once select nv cssirs east
O. tie oom,c TIE H.h Wig above " aslin;' n s'd Lefs
v ini bsos an illAS 81 ssl cs. w .n' IN AZ
ac- camps s'd nay rnah thereto erect i'2 ~. re-
yis, bv rnes t. vii interrupt 'h' PROF. 81 OF the
columns brld Ife w1''n ifsn' with emp 'q' age ana
knapsstk.. cnn iolo'. go a. aitsr Tie rrv,r"; ..
80 :. of the orrsnz,.ions ard nen
n .. ae 20 be aischafg,d ilds editing orders u me ar
Ds-'T r s 70 ' = f Se xxx ~ s LICK
l.. N. DAYTON. Major ard ..ss't As,t Gen.
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The Right Wing, or Army OF the Tennessee
commanded by MaiorG.n. O. O. Howard, IL composed
Of the Fifteenth Corps, Aajor.Ger. John y. Logan
and the Sc, euieeth Corps Aaior Gen Frank r. bla'r
The following order was issued by Nejor'Gen. how
ard ngiructing his command 81 to the part they would
take in the review.
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BARRissuEo Wednesday. May q 1865
In the decision rendered by the Supreme
Covrt in the Of apre from as rrius in Philadel'
phr. Involving the cousttuonality Of Legal Tender
notes. Judges Strong. iced and Agnew gave theis
oyinivns approving the coLstiiutionaity. Judges
woodwa ard end Thompson dissented
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Tie following order was issued by Gen.
Logsa previous TO lis reception OF the order assigning
him 20 the command Of the Army Of the Tennessee IT,
hou.vs, remained In force. aud .s instructions weis
oheysd by the corps:
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MAJ Woodruff. Asst Adyt Gen.
By order Of Ms,oI Gen. JOHN A. LOGAN.

BY order Of M,,or 1i.n JOHN A. LOGAN
oaoAsIzAIIoS OF TIE SEVENTEENTH ARMY 0ohrs.
Upon 9 metallic plate on the staff OF the
cops fag in frort Of Cen Blass headquarters Is In
s,ribed the following laconic record Of that Corps
"Shol, Corinth Iuka Hatchie, Port CibsoD. Ray.
r1ond, Jackson. Champion Hhls, Vicksbnrg Meridian.
ltenesaw Mountain. NickAjack Creek. Jonesooroush
Atlanta Savannah, Pocotaligo. Saliehatclio. Edisto
River OrMseburg Columbia. cheIaw' Fayetteville
BentOnvine."
ROSTER OF THE sEvEsTLKSIB AMY CORPS.
M.jor-Gen. Fran. =. Blair, jr1 Commanding
Lieut..t o. &. Csdle IT,. A. a. Gen
Li-ut.Col. 4. HeksDloorsr, a; ]. Gen.
Lsa...CoI. y, ~ Joel Chiefs ~:
L. a.ss Co. l. F T. @ a;
Major Logon Tonkh Senior A. d. c.
Capt. aicL9rd steele, A: d; G,
Major j. C. Maven, Provost M'r'hsl
Cop, william. M = =. N Ware T. a. A. Gen
yIRsr bivIsioS.
Brg Gen Man ming =. Forc~, Commanding.
Capt A. Kochns. A. A. l. Gen.
uksT pRi6ADk.
Brig Gen John W. tulsI, Cemgaadns.
18th Mi.souhN lnf.nry-Co. s. sheldon Com @.ndins
ssh Ohio Wv Infantry Lieut., Col. Daniel Weber Com
Gath Iuno, " " Inf.n.ry"Msjc. j. Reynolds. Command
NJ. ;scosp BRIaADi
18th Wisconsin v. inianfryIileGt-Col ). NJ ku,h Com.
nIspdpg.
ash New Je,syv Iniantry-Col John j. Cladsch, Com
niandng. .
I3d Ohio " " Infantry John H. Rhodes Commanding
69d Ohio " " InisntryMsjor o. L. Jackson Connsndins.
Third BRIaADE
Brevet Brig Den John Tillson Commanding
10th Illinois v. v. lnfsatry-LieutCol d. 0inispe, Com
18th indian. Wv. Int.ntTy~i.a..co J.m.. g. Wright,
Commanding.
32d Wisconsin " ipfsntryLisutCoi Jossph H. Carleton.
.I.. -..' Commanding. -.l "a On.
..r THIRD Divnios. f-
Major Zen. MoTtnref ID. Leyyett, COMMANDING
Capt John q. Douglas. 4. A. Den.
Major J. C. kooinson, A. A. !. G~n.-
ff.ff IiRsr BlieApu d
Brig III u. Charles X Ewing, COMMANDING ff
ism Wiscop,in v. v. Infsntry8CoI G. Fairctlds
Istb Iuiaeu v. v. IaispHy- Lisst Col Jssn " Das.
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The Survivor. Or tho meteor.

PORrlANp Wednesday, Nay % Ieo5.
Nine of the crew of tho steamer Meteor,
blown up of Cape HnttsIas some weeks ago. passed
through Portland to day. the way from Montreal
where they were landed by tho .eamer ST. Marks The
ST. Marks saved Is out Of crew 81 i04
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-25
SEQUENCE Cor Passing Conn,erfeit Money.

.. l'.a. Boston, Wednesday, May "A, ls65.
In the United States District. Court, Judge
Clifford sentenced George Cook waterhouse to five
years imprisonment in the State Pyison. for passing
counterfeit FIFTY dollar Treasu notes. ayes .Ih
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ssepkens and &c. In Rssss for Fsrs
WarPca.
BoerON, wednesday, May

BosroS Wednesday, May "a. 1863
dispatch from Woods Hall reports that the
United Sases steamer Tuscarora passed there at III
O'Clock to-day bound TO Fort Warren. with Alexander
r. Stephens and other Rebels destined for that place.
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lined an e.

Chattanooga In October 1862 and has sustained an e.
ceient reputation In all Of the numerous bn,,ies 10
winch II has been engaged. At Jonesborough fs 70"
was very heavy but tire works in its front were gat
Iantiy carried At 'en'olsve IL WAS or,ie,td ward,
unsupported BY tie otter vsions and made .ccess.
ia reconnaissance OF The enery's portion is men
still proudly remember that they belonged TO LABOR
G.n Geo. H. Th0mas Division ct the frs, Successful
battle ofthe waI-..i'l spring where 2oll.coGer net
his death.
Third y,'-sde Band
THIRD p. fGADE
Prg. Gen. GEO. $. tRLra4, commanding.
l6th Kentucky, ~ %! u A.. Mi'wsd
i.,h Ohio LII o. AlDer. Aoore.
3.tn Ohio Capt Cheg. y. Gi.b.rt
-.th fndiana H. Col Thcnas Morgan
sirst irisade Bsno.
lfeSf BRIGADE.
Col NJ G. HUNTER Com 'sDiins. AM
I'D Missouri, heJor iohi u, yony'
20 Ohio L..-C oi. Vim. Il. TENN
sd Ohio u. Col. g?iI = Morrow.
3lst Ohio Capt. Il V ~.
~. Ind ma ..Coi. q. J. Mothews.
I.th Ohio Lt..Col B,ni u. Showers.
S,cori risade P.nd
SacoED BRIGADE
Col " GLYAsos, Cci...fit.. ?. and Stan.
ID Hjnpesota Col J. " bsilp.
18th indiana Lt..Col. VIM. "brien.
lnath Indiana Lt.Col Z -. 9 noahe.
c.it Indiana It, Col. I'd, in p. Hammond.
Ie;.E Ohio, Lt.-Coi Geo. !. P"rkiDs'
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Pra MuLTyG MArrEa OUTSIDE or TIE P0sT

RGG MAILING MATTER OUTSIDE OF IHE 7 JSL
OyTlcE.-The Post Office Department at
Washington is notifying the PostmasteCs gen
orally that the penalties fixed by law foT car
wing letters outside Of tho mails. lrtea nat
saclo4sd ia Government STAMPED envelopes will
De rigidly enforced hereafter,in every instance
where violations are known to exist. Many
persons have been iu the The habit Of mailing
their letters on the cars, on steamboats,, 0mni.
buses, backs, &c. because ]. was more cor
Tenient 70 DO 50 than 10 deposit them in the
post Office Sometimes it was especially con-
veuien1 10 ID so. after the mails AZ ths post
orice had closed But the law against the
practice is very plain. The reason o. il IS
rhat not only does the Government suffer from
the loss ur rtfs carrying, but mail agents aud
MAJ r-.a-s kave no ctucelling apparatus ~
4ss.- v..-nes ~irl.and neither have they rat
sr..... ...- rtl "Hicht9 determine the amount
yr r.... =. r..a; should oc paid Oh letter and
ae1 rel tea iappers that he unca9ccllci
stamps nave bern rsed again and again by
Z sh0aest rersoaS
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FINE FARM FOR SALE.

THHE subscribers offer forsale their tarmin
Clara township. It contains I12 Acres
Is pleasantly situated at the forks OF the
road between Coudersport and Ceres. one road
leading to Wellsville through Oswayo and
new mail route is established connecting the
Wellsville route at this place. 1t would be
a desirable location for a Tavern. There Is
a good ORCHARD and VALUABLE BUILD
INGS on the place, with water convenient.
Time will be given if desired,
ALSO
For Sale, Yoke Of Oxen, Mare, feaTling
Colt, 3 Yearltugs, ! Two-Tear-Old, Lumber
Wagon. / Buggy. and Moving Machine.
Persons desirous of purchasing can apply
by letter to Clara, Potter Co., Pa, or on The
PREMISES 10 J. L. ALLEN,
a J. ALLEN,
A ". ALLEN.
SEPT. 18. 1865. (6wpd)
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UNITED STATES 1IAIL.
PENNSYLVANIA.
P0sT OFFICE DEPlR-MEE-,

P0s7 OF7ICF DEPlR-uEy-,
Washington August 81. 1865
PROPOSALS viii BE- received atthe C0a.r..
OfHce Of this Department until p. m. d
Monday, October lG, 865, 10 be decide.
on the following day fer conveying IN,
mails of the United States from Noyemn..
!, 1865. 10 June 30, 1853, on the fo]owia-
routes in the State of Pennsylvania, by 'h.
schedules of departures and arIiTaIs here.
specified, viz.
247Z From CUwdeTsport. bv CO,esbUr- Fl. .i--
burg, Genesee Forks and Shongo, y. Y.t.
Wellsril.e, 80 miles and back, three ,.ll.
q week
Leave Cowde-spo;t Monday, Wednesday an.
Friday at q. m. arrive At Welsyi.e b.,
6p.m.
Leave WelisvilIe Tuesday. Thursday, AM
Saturday or arrival Of New York cxnre-.
mail-say at 0 q. N. arrive AT COw-er,
por' by & p. N.
2472 From Cowdersport, by East Hehrau
Oswayo, and Eleven Nile 10 Welisv.He, NY.
% miles and back, three times 4 week
Leave Cowdersport Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at q. n. arrive a Wei.sviii,
bv T. IN.
Leave Wellsville Monday, Wednesday. and
Friday on arrival Of New York expres.
nail-say At 10 a. N. arrive at Cowde,g
port by P. m.
Proposals must be endorsed "Nail Propos.
ais, State Of Pennsylvania" and addressed T.
the Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, D. c.
For forms Of proposal, guaranty, and Ger
tifcate, and conditions TO be incorporated in
the contracts, see pamphlet advertisement.
for conveying the mails in Pennsylvania. &c.
dated November 10, 1868, and December 3
1884, to be found in the principal post Off, e
". DENNISON, Po,tm9s:sr Genera.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-17
ITCH! ITCH! ITCH
SCRATCH . SCRATCH SCRATCH
WheatOn'S Ointment

wi Cure ne ItcN ~ Is H0urs.
Also cures Salt Rbeum, Ulcers, ChiIblains.
and all Eruptions Of the skin Price 50 cts.
For sale by all Druggists.
By sending so cents TO WEEKS 4 POTTER.
Sole Agents. 10 Washington street. Boston.
Mass, It viii be forwarded By mail, free OF
postage, to any part Of the United States.
Sept l0.-Sp. Notice, 8 mos
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-17
DR.. TALB0TT'S PILLS

Composed Of highly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs Of the highest estmedicinal
value intalliable in the cure Of all diseases
Of the Liver or any arrangement Of the Di-
gestiye Organs They remove all impurities
Of the Blood, and ere unequaled in the cure
Of Diarrha, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Scrofala
Biliousness, Liver Complaint, Fevers. Head
ache, Piles. Merculial Diseases, Hereditary
Humors. Dose, for adults, one pill in the
morning, children half pill From ore to
three pills viii cure ordinary cases, and from
one 10 three boxes will cure any eurable case
of no matter bow long standing. Price 81 90
Z. MOTT TALBOT, II. D. l. CO.,
62 Fulton Etrser, New York.