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dangerously.
To-day between twelve and one O'Clock, is the time
fixed for the execution at the Tombs, Of Charles H.
Walters convicted in the Court Of General Sessions in
February last Of numbering Nancy Elizabeth Vincent
on the 9th Of November, 1853.
Smith J. Eastman, resident Of Brooklyn, and tho
leading member Of the nrm Of Eastman Co., provision
dealers Of this city, has suddenly and mysteriouy dis
appeared. He has not been seen by bis business
quainanccs last Saturday, and the supposon is
that he left Europe that day. without giving notice
70 his creditors 10 reported that he carried or with
him about half million OF dollars.
John Kroser, keeper OF drinking place ct II y West
street, instantly shot dead yesterday forenoon in his
barroom BY pistol in the hand Of John Ferner which
the two at the time examining. coroners jury
decided the shooting have been accidental and Ferner
who had given himself up TO the police discharged
The police magistrates made tho following among
other commitments ycstorday:Andrsw Mckay, charged
with burgariously entering and robbins Bowery lager
beer saloon and also with attempting steal watch
from WIN. Bscho John Folsran, ON charge Of attempt
ing to pass counterfet Ave dollar bill on the New Eng
land Bank, Of Boston; Henry J. Ingraham, . c.
madam charged with stealing box Of nbbons worth one
hundred and eighty dollars, from store In Canal street.
Henry Beachman and bis wife Lena charged with keep
ing disordery house at 90 Prince street. and thirteen
females and twelve males found In the place.
San Francisco dispatches report nrs In that city on
last Sunday night which destroyed about hundred
thousand dollars worth Of property. The town Of
Browns Valley, Yuba county. California has been
almost totally destroyed by fire.
The stock market was very dull yesterday, and with
out any material change Of quotations Governments
were quiet and on the whole steady Gold opened at
l42k, closed at Eve p n at 142 and at night at 141X
There no material change In the commercial situa
ton yesterday. In the absence Of any radical change in
the gold quotations. commercial values remained with.
out important change, as general thing. imported
merchandise quiet In few exceptional cases
There was very little speculative feeling and very little
was done except 10 meet the legitimate requirements Of
trade Domestic pr0dscs was in demand, and fun
pncs4 were realized, while In some instances
slIsht Improvement was established Groceries were
steady Cotton was heavy. Petroleum va sssady and
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
-,.,xa-s. nAEgNl4 N@gs @AGGs

's'yErss EAHsNaG F0gg SALE.
DNE HUNDRED AND SIXTY FIVE
- hc,a, oi uaimproyrd land, lying
within one halfmilc OF Wiikesviilc, Vinton
county. ONO. The laud lays well, all oft
r.u be cultivated. the soil is Of an excel
lent quality. and well jimbeIed. adjoirs
the l5nd. oi M-ssrs. Hawb, Chapman, and
Beatty. Ii viii make 4 most desirable
i.gm'
--fLSO-
81 Acres Of Woodland, about three
niles from Wiktsyi3Ie, on the roed leading
lo Haaire's MiH. This tact will mike
goo upland usm j. we'll timbeled, and
utar enough 10 Iron Valley Or Eagle Fur
naces TO coal sufficient Of the timber to pay
iUr the land.
'Iii good, aud terms made easy.
70, iurther particulars. call ON or ad-
dress
BRATTON {, MAYO.
httys, Macarthur, Ohio.
Aug II. l86J-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02

-JusTI0Es BLAEKs, BLANK DEEDS
etc. iOall descriptions for esle at thi
Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-02
AgG Uu2NVoNe&

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D. lJs D.. .las gy,is' s,ruttgg, md 1t Vitr.
a..t. ., .sp vet,H
l9tGHEA rrirgS, biz -cn -s- Vursi
ii. q h. .l aut alnost WtEyot away
.aJ DOCTORS psCn9unrd As Sse iaCurs
Dic
AN1iHE il wsr cuFsd Of Faror and AGas
risar rr..n' -.asT medicine in HE reach
H#JIHGE, rns olIeI y g6Tsg SSss
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Cs.os um4us@ bio oi DysPeJ siS snd LiVsg
C-~u,-,uy could uu menucEc! in which g.,
EuE.Las alc ,li.s
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CITY ELECTION.
JOHN T. HOFFMAN MAYOR.
Ricnard O'GOrman Corpora
ton Counsel.
LARGE VOTE FOR ROBERTS.
AEeKER AND GUNTHER DISTANCED.
THE MAY0RALTY VOTE BY DISTRICTS.
VOTE FOR CORPORATION COUNSEL.
LIST OF CANDIDATES. ELECTED.
THE NEW COMMON COUNCIL.
&c. &c. &c.
THE NEW COMMON COUNCIL.
&c. &c. &c.

The election for municipal officers yes erday
was very animated, the excitement ccntering
-almost wholly on the different candidates for
Mayor. BY the figures given below it will be
seen that although Mr.. Roberts, as the standard
bearer Of the republican party proper, polled an
extraordinarily large vote, he was defeated by his
more formidable antagonist John T. Hoffman,
who. by virtue of fair plurality of the votes
cast, will assume the functions of Mayor of the
metropolis on the lst Of January next
The result shows very plainly that the leaders
and wirepullers of the Mozlrt Hall faction, after
having become convinced that their favorite
candidate, John Hecker. hal hardly the ghost
of chance. slid over to Tammany, and thus
ei ,cted the nominee of the Old Wigwam. The OPP
position to Mr.. O'Gorman for the office of Corpo-
ration Counsel was small that very little interest
was manifested on that portion Of the ticket. The
democrats, as will be seen, continue to hold their
numerical strength in the city, but t. rough divisions
and subdivisions in the party, the republicans have
managed here and there to slip a man in for
minor Office
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The Mayor Eject.

joint Hoffman, the successful candidate for Mayor,
10 80 well and prominently known to the citizens Of the
e,ropoIis that Il seems scarcely necessary to publish
even this very brief biographical sketch However for
the purpose OF informing such people AZ may be unac
quaned with the antecedents Of the man who for the
nert two years Is to the Chief Magistrate Of this opu
lent and progressive metropolis We deem proper 10
furnish the few facts following respecting his past career
education, &c. -
Mr. Holman is the son Of Or. Hoffman OF Sing Sing
who for many years has held the reputation Of being
the leading physician Of that noted village, ana
s resides there In the old family mans on, where he
enjoys the respect and good wishes OF his neishoors
The subject OF orr skofch Was horn In Sing sing,
and ~ al present about forty.two years ~ age.
At the usual age he was sent TO college and graduated
about twenty one years at the old Union College In
Schenectady n T., after which, appears, he imnedi
atcy devoted himself TO the study Of law with how much
is evidenced by his rapid rice 10 rank and dis
tnction Before entering upon the field Of politics he
practscd al the New York bar for many years and
n member Of the firm Of Woodruff Leonard Hoffman
The rst lost In the Arctic the second Is
present Of the Supreme Court Judges and Mr. Hof
man himself occupies the position Of Recorder 10
which he elected for the second time by an over.
wheming majority and almost without distinction ~
party In November, 1900 he chosen for the nrst
time Recorder and discharged his duties with ~
much ability lmpariay aud fearicssness during tho
exciting period Of our ctys history chat whom Bis
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A Spcck or Danger.

The mnutes black spot the enamel Of tooth e an
inerpose the Soz0D0hT q safeguard the tooth "
goneand not only that but hip half astozen BE
assured that nothing but SOZODONr will either enecuay
prevent or arrest dental disease.
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term Of Office expired his clus 70 70 election were
pressed with almost equal warmth by democrats and re-
pupicans The nrm and just stand winch he took in
July riots OF too recent dat 10 REQUIRE further au
SION he was reelected by over sixty thousand ma
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A.-JOhn Bull Declines Reparation for
The Alabamas pracies II would be good idea 10 use moth
Ing British until he does justice In the meantime We
have discarded all the extracts Of his perfumes aud only
The peerless American scent, PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOM
ING CEREUS.-W oonsocket Patriot.
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sued IN any country.
Its illustrated with many ane engravings. conains
interest Biography. Travels Natural HIS
tory curosies and Wonder. % Art and ssne Matter for
Ladies Anmsements for the Young The clergy approve u.
merchants patonxe IT, teachers recommend " the serious
sanction ~ The relish ~ the old ENJOY the young
for H. Issued every Tuesday Price ~ cents Pur
chasers ~ Nos. and receive an elegant gft plate
FRANK LESLIE. 81 Pearl street. ". v.
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HIGGINS SIXTH AVENUE
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT

Strangers visiting this city .houd not fsl 10 examine
extensive display before max heir selections IN the MILL
merry line We guarantee you saving " a. least 10
This hunbus but plain positive TACT whirh tns most
skeptics admit on comparing prices the following
difference ~ apparent
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Ears, Furs, Furs-At Bnnts's, 3s7
Canal street elegant Mink Cares Nuns and Collprs chu
rens Fancy Furs Ladies' Fur Trimred Hoods tents Fur
Caps, Gloves aud MuiiersA a..
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Scenes and Incidents.

About fifty roughs under the leadership II Ia said Of
two men named Burke and Brennan, made onslaught
on the ballot boxes in the Eleventh district Of the Sew.
enth ward and succeeded in getting possession Of the
box supposed contain the ballots for Councilman and
Alderman, which they destroyed The ballots had been
previously removed however, and the object OF the
rioters was not accomplished The police removed the
remainder OF the boxes 10 the Thirteenth precinct station
house where the cshva sslng was concluded.
ARRESTS ron ILLEGAL VOTING.
Tho following persons we're arrested for illegal vot
inp Edward Callohan Edward Mills alias Pat Norton
Richard williamson alias Richard Long; Dennis Keeler
alias John Husscy Henry Long, aiiss Henry Collins
Denis Donohus. alias Reuben johnson, aud Jobo Boyd
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.Dew OF Eden"-sold Everywhere-sI.
En- HARRIS co. tS3 Broadway wholesale depot Branch
depot AID. cALMAN CO, VI William street.
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Dyspepsta Treated AFTER Latest Dis-
aided by adapted pnpossly by
Oh. LOWE. l@ East Fourteenth street
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Editor or the Hsraia-Wtll You Please
ask the Mayor elect JAQUFSi Perfnnerys He viii
want something Of the kind II VIII be terrible work clean
ino mi those stables.
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ike universal suffrage, PHALON'S
MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS" is a
national institution. To use Il ia an
much matter Of custom AZ TO vote.
And because II has supplsnted, by the
force OF inherent excellence. all other
perfumes, the American people are
proud OF Il. Waterbury American.
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Colored Velvet Ribbons or Every width
and shade cent below their value also full line OF
tipp. Drrssnnkers should call.
~ T. HIGGINS, l6 Sixth avenue, near Tenth street.
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rEsiass"
IRIsHMEs
,..,,s 81 IRIsHhEk,
WEAR YOUR NATIONAL EMBLEM.
TIE TIE i isEsH HsERrY F FIN,
THE THE IRISH IRISH IIsERrY PIN PIN
THE CIRCLE AND THE MAEp ON TIE GsEEs SILK
~. TA: splendid R s ss
q Liberty and SSns struggle for Sss
Nationality Ssm AGAINST British oppssssioa i Is The emblem
upiurnsd and Of those thousands
strength and spI1h 20 you Tor AID 'a gives
T TEAR T THs IHIs E EsEEFT FIN FIs
IA s n ys .ed
doing which YOU win merit and rscsve The sym
the Irish Liberty Fin a. any bookstore or news
s Pin s s or as u" Price r.
% cents by mail . cents and clubs at 81 DOZEN
b. VI HITCHCOCK Sole Manufacturer
II Chambers s.reet, New York.
Grover d Bakers FIrst Premium Elias
tic Stitch Sewing Machines for family 49s Broadway
Gcntiemen's Heavy Canton Flannel
prAwe,s p T y SPLENDID pTos. Shirts ss .,o
Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, Jr, President. No. 62s broadway Agents
HiH's Hair Dye-5O Cents, Black or
Brown; reliable. durable Depot No. o. John street
~ druggists everywherc.
Improved Lock stitch Machines-For
taiors and manufacturers GROVER BAKER Sewing
Machine Co, 40 Broadway
f You Want n Good Head OF Hair Use
WEBsTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR INyIGORATOR. DE-
MAS BARNES co. New York, General Agents
Mexican Express Com pany In Prcpa red
TO forward letters Vera Cruz all parts
lco In charge Of special messenger Bag Friday
De.ember5 at "A O'Clock A. NJ ~ the Office Of the company,
CD Broadway.
GEORGE Y. KN0RR, superintendent
Official
DRAWING OF THE
SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY,
$40.
On the royal Havana plan of single numbers
Drawn at Covington, KY. Thursday, Nov 30 1866
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Chea pest bookstore In the w 5sS
Photographic Albums At our, 867s chdrsns Books At
your q, As Holiday Books al any. price
''''' - LEGGAT BROTHERS, lis Nassau street
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HIN Huh mirror may satisfy lady that her
MN HHH dfcss IA fauitcss-that all that tas
MN HIlI cinste the eve N combned in her cos
HIN Hill tume-but vet abe will not consider her
uHH HIlH self rrresIstible until she has added the
uHHHHHIlHHH browning charm To her attractions
by sprinkling PHALON'S might
uHH HIIH BLOOMING CEREUS'' on her lace
NM MN handkerchief. Portland Press.
Huh IIIlU #". !.
HHu HIIH
HHH MN
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fter pertaining every other theatre,
MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS" Is
Southern orders roll in continuously
There AZ perfect union OF sentiment
between the two SECTIONS as regards this
peerless extract Springfield Union.
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MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs"
NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
EXTRACT OF THE
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Crsstadsro's Hair Dye, Preservative
and Wig depot whole.sl: snd retail No. Aston House.
The dye applied By skilfui artists.
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I.LLLLLLLLLLL
LLLLLbLLLLLL

NNNN MN atonal refinement is Indicated TO
MN MN small extent, by a delicate appreciation
MN MN of tina comparative merits Of perfumes,
MN MN and IL proof of the critical taste of
MN MN the American public in toilet uxurics
MN MN that they have adopted standard
MN MN article OF Its class T. iIAL0N'S MIGHT
MN MN BLOOMING CEREUS."- Newton He
MN MN raid
MN MN
MN NNNN
MN NNNN
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ChevaIier's Life Tor the Hair Restores
gray s original color sors is falling out keeps the
head clean sAuds above comparison with any other
dressing sold a thu drug and AZ odce, IL
Broadway. sAkAh A. CbbNALIEk, N. ID.
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Bonnet velvets. Black and COl0red.-
full line Just received from auction, including greene
room &C. large small quantities. the straight or
bias 10 suit buyers VI. T. HIGGINS Id sixth avenue
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Corns. Bunions, Enlsrged Joints and
all diseases Of the feet cured BY Dr. zAcHARIE 10 Broad
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Bonnet and Jockey Frames and Mate
RAILS Of every description great and
able prices NJ y. HIGGINS. i8 sixth avenue.
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Chiekering u Sons
GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Established IN ls3
rinv Ave metals, In gold silver and bronze have been
awarded for these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS over ALL
COMPETITION, warerooms 66a Broadway, New York
Every Piano fully warranted.
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BTAINTNG MONEY UNDER FALSE
PRETEN CES-veuding trumpery I'M
tations Of Lubin's extracts As genuine.
The game ~ about played out. however;
for the universal popularity Of PIN
US" has literally taken the wind out Of
the sale Of the tricksters who pretend
To sell articles that cannot now be- i'm
ported except at dead loss. camden
Democrat
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If You Want n Good Head or Hair Use
WEBsTEE'S VEGETABLE HAIR INyIGORATOR. DE.
MAS BARNES co. New York. General Agents
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All the Furs Of Fashion,
GESINs, No ss Broadway
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A-A-A-A-A-A-A--A
who IL elected, JAQUES' exquisite Perfumes the
handkerchief Eight different kinds
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All Prizes Cashed fn Legal Lotteries.-
j. CLUrE. Broker, I7s Broadway
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AZ M. r. Higglns' Mammoth Millinery,
I,6 Sixth avenue near Tenth trimmed Velvet
Bonnels, at Slg. tl1 and SIS Call and
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Mexican Express Company In Prcpa red
To forward letters Vera Cruz all
charge Of special messenger Bag Friday
Dc.ember at n O'Clock NJ ~ the Office OF the company,
CD Broadway. -
GEORGE r. KNORR, superintendent
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-The Rest In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only per.
feet Dye Also Regsnerating Extract Of Mlefnrs Pre-
serves and hair 81 Barclay New York
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To Mothers.
Mrs. wINsL0w's SOOTHING SYRUP, for children is
an old and well tried remedy II has sood the ss, Of
and never known fail II not only relieves
Tho child IRON pam bal invgors the stomach and bowels
us wind collie aud gives rs and health to the child and
comfort TO the mother.
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"NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS."
"NIGHr BLOOMING cEREUs."
might BLOOMING CEREUs.
MIGHT BLOOMING CEREUs."

PPPPPPPPP ERFUME ON THE WIRFs-AS
PIP PPPPP fast az the telegraph Is extended South
PPP PPPPP lightning messages for supplies of
PR PPPPP PHAiON'S might BLOOMING
PIP PPPPP CERRUS" come flying over the wires.
PPPPPPPPPPP Never a people more UNANIMOUS
PPPPPPPPPP about anything than Americans OF all
PIP sections ia approving this staple per
PPP fumo Of the New World-Toiedo
PPP Blade
ppr
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out Of town with sss, and prompt
much and Judgment will be used the
ton goods though the parties spot
complete satisfaction aud feel hat onee
with your orders will command your iutnre
patronage
TRIMMED DERBIEs AND JocRIEs
Of Felt Velvet and Beaver for ladies' misses and children
positively the LARGEST variety New YORK ranging prices
from ~ ~ VS. We eau your especial attention 70 these aud
ask an Inspection OF our stost.
Goods put M good .tye expressed al parts of the
United States, collectsble delivery.
STRANGERS GUIDE
Take the cars from Asor House canal street, tell the
conductor 10 let at Tenth The propte,rs ~
employees Of Of the hotels win direct strangers t. our
MAMMOTH MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT
". 7. HIGGINS.
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The Bridal ,Chansb~r.-An Essay OF
warming and instruction for Young Men Published by the
Howard Association. and charge sealed
uropes. Address DR. j. Skin Houghton Howard AssocA.
ton. Philadelphia, Pa.
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Improved Lock Ststch Machines-For
taiors and manufacturers. GROVER BAKER Sewing
Machine CO., 40 Broadway.
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Hili's Hair Dyc-5O Cents, Black or
Brown; reliable. durable Depot No. o. John street
BY druggists everywhere.
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NIoRErEAD.s MAGNETIC PLASTER,
M riiE GREAT sTRENnIllENER
AND PAIN DESTROYER.
III you pu this Plaster anywhere, II pain there the
Plaster win there l tho pain has vanished The ras.
ter magnctxes the pain awsy. and
FAfN CANNOT hxIsT
WHERE THIS PLASTER " APPLfEn
There can b. doubt that the MAGNETIC ri.AsrERis
- PT,ft'E T CENTS BOx
Sold by all respectable dtuxgiss
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A-A.-Dr. GiIbert'a Pile Instruments
relief refunded Sold all druggists
by mail. Price - Circulars free. Address
GILBERT sCRBRUC, SIS Broadway
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS
ASK FOR PHAL0N'S-TAKEN NO OTHER.
Sold by druggists generally.

SOBER FACTS FOR THINKING PEOPLE.
f ri sTe sh III ss e
minister s., q gospel Ss.'
have e..iSed 70 il sc.ey as tonic and regulating msa
cine The names these have
fnown !" The whole public Their testimony has never been
sa
shor,y Of those whose lives and health i has pre.ervc~
s s. s::a and s"rs s ." fsv s
E.% D. s why ss haze S.s ss
" new Y isss y
street.
AIlcock's Porous PIasters.
Kidney in ss s.ie III
Fes and al pa hy @ rre
ALssTows. Pa, April 4, 1865.
sas-My daughter your Porous Pias,ers
She had very bad pain In her side aud cared her IN one
JOHN v. N. HUNTER.
"''"'' 49, ~'"'i BsRASDRErH BUILDING, NY
A.-"The Fragrance or . Good Mans
cndures forever sad ancient poet who might
EGYPTIAN LOTUS which is the beau Ideal Of perfumes
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw.
49, j. r. CLAYTON. 10 Wall street.
A.-Holiday Prosent.-PolIak & Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturers d1 Broadway, Fourth
Pipes Cigar Holders wholesale retail
10 order, mounted and repaired
A-A.-Dr. GiIbert's Pile Instrument.-
Sure relief refunded sold By all druggists sent
by mail. Price - Circulars FIRE Address
GILBERT 4 sCRBRUG, SIS Broadway.
All Prizes Cashed fn Legal lotteries
J. CLUrE, Broker, I7s Broadway
A.-Thos. DuRan, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
process; decay. The President embalmed bs this
street Gibson building. Flowers preserved
All the Furs Of Fashion,
GENIN's, No ss Broadway.
Az M. r. Higglns' Mammoth Millinery,
Ic6 Sixth Tenth street-lv trimmed Velvet
Bonne,s, at SO. ga and SO. Call and see.
A-A-A-A-A-A-A-A-
Who Is elected. JAQuEs exquisite Perfumes for the
handkerchief Eight different kinds
Bonnet velvets. Black and Colored.-
full line received from auction, including green's
bias TO suit buyers. N. 7. HIGGINS iai sixth avenue
Batchelor's HAIR Dye.-The Hest In the
world harmless reliable and instantaneous The only Per.
feet Dye. Also Regsnerang Extract st Mill.dnr. Pre-
Bonnet and Jockey Frames and Mate.
rails every description
able prices. N. =. HIGGINS, i26 sixth avenue
Photographic Albums At our, s7, chldrsn's Books AZ
your. &.7l9 Holiday Books at price.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
Prizes paid In gold Information furnished Tho highest
rates paid for douboons aud all kinds OF gold SILVER
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE Jr, President. No 629 Broadway Agen q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

Gentiemen's Heavy Canton Flannel
Drawers, 81 % Splendid Dress Shirts. 50
SMITH FOWLER No. 5 Park row, $40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

A.--HOliday Prssent.-P0llak & Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturers Broadway, near Fourth
street Pipes Cigar Holders wholesale and retail
TO order, mounted ard repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-06

DRAWING OF THE
SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY
$40
On the royal Havana plan of single numbers
Drawn CoyinQton. q Mo-