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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19


80 Dypwnlos, Gur":a"r, elect pi 'f:'nes.es,
l;.c.y ,rroyercri i"-riy.i;sc thousand 'i:a's
ffnn ;y;o sc.c;,iDaisi> Of KnoXy:llc NJ kccxvil.a
Tor ma ;cio,l> treatment in 1851. Commenting an
t:.: verdict his paper says: Impovcrsh the VII
iilus take sll they have, give their effect. TO The
Cmi'.. men, they crryed and Impoverished. let
them he SET: AHA afcr a"in dGmrca with savage
rna,ir,nas' The New York Times rf hs aal
nit, l@rcu"ccs tho language with scathiny coF-
.:.u,, oa Iif"wnjow,
,,s... rneme=' ciTic;R rcpcr' s:a'cs tn,
f-a.. >.eptt,eber IN lanuar; 2"ia. iive ann
h,.i IN .nili*, the captures a.''""'s'' 10 t"ir';"n
.iqg,an.. rua hilnlrel and eighty aine. "i'''i -;
s,.in saasrn;s M! one '.u.i;, cles II: -,
,e cr,y- ,sa i.:eyr. =! "riiii'rr, ah:.
,!..;. lr.: {, ssst"f. 49,. r.c.''r rt la-s"a ,.nt
, ...:;.;,:~ .nm.ri'ior ..':. 'faf =. er:Ai
v. MI ~ E...i. .";''-- irs..;s
t.,p. ...,..... Il q. :-...' sal,
...-.,--, 49,,
- We i,a,. ~ .ufor:a.'i iha i.,,. ds
OF crpt. II. Bot. Ht "''r' III
Candidate for sLcliiT ot he tia-'.-.,.' se>
next election.
Apri2 tc@ q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

Not logg s;uco q youth accidentally ssTal-
loved q leatl=n bullet. His friends were very
naturally ala;mad. and his father, that no
means might he spared to save his darling
boy ) lie, sent pest haste to surgeon cl skill:
dic.c!irg lis lnea eager to tel .tsa e'rcnm
.,,,.,..... and urge Ii; Gaming Without delay.
Yl.v doctor was loucA, heard iie e:s:n,i
t,..s, and with IL much nr:onscrn aa he w |n'd
,ina.i.. , n !, c..>e q headache, sat down and
srt.t, tn f.i!0Sin5 !ac,'''icn"tc;
S;t,. Dci,'l alarm ynnr>,'l. II after three
! ceks tie bullet is n"i removed, give he
bay achavgo Of powder
lauis. etc.
~. s.-:!io.'l aiai 'ic-b"y a! aaYhei}.
49, ---------
sse Go!.,storo is flied now 9Th Ya;.kcc
voan.s;l; snl notwithstanding t5c sia'o'eat Of
s,.,,a.a. TIC trnlh w,ll ke more ncnr.y reached
by s,a.ing Ills losses 81 iHr ~ tbs; csrpsiGn at
ten Thousand rather thar twenty-five hund.ed.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

Producers will tnko notice Of the days and
v.aces Of attendance and meet me promptly.
All persons killing (250 lhs) two hundred abd
fifty pounds of Nett Pork will make returna, aid
those who made returns of hogs to h.vc corn de-
ductcd olattcr them, will now make them cor
rectly. GEO. A. ADDISON.
Assessor tx ~ Kind, 18th +. n.
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Notice.

a LII Persons having claims on the Estate OF
IA Shirley b. whatlcy, decd. are requested to
h. nd them in to the undersigned, duly astestsd.
W. W. ADAMS, E1'or.
Jan ,S I'm
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State Of South Carolina.
EXEcU GIVE DFPAKrMEN

COLUMBIA, eth March, 1855.
vEyHE INVASION of the St.te has rendered i
L proper that the Legislative Department ct
the Government sf .hc S.atc sh ull he convened;
,hrt such measures may be adopted 4. the welfare
o: The S;n,e may r. 1ure. And f.r fiat purpose
lis Members of the Senate and the Hnnse "f
Rrmes.n ni;v.s Of the State Of South rHroina.
ar. ;erehy Invited tu assemble 1T GREESVtLLE.
:. TUESDAY, the 2jth day ."i APRIL. ut ~
,.'o"rk, u.
A. It. MAnrATH.
W. 5 HLL,orr, Private s,crsrary.
April j 81 IL
Papers Of the State will copy .uati the
25iL inst
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-. q A.s' Claims.

YETi q. ,-o,, !i,3 Il : ;.r aures Of Blsnks Cor
Wv 49, .r.; -. e3.eJ >.!.;i,r.' Claims against
- ..,,-.. =. -. ArVrETISEk OFFICE.
- &ii i ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19
Tax Collectors Notice.
NO. L.

7 WILL attend at the time and places hercinaf.
B. ter mentioned to collect thu State aud District
Tax for The wear com nmencinr lat of Oct. 1854:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-04-19

For Tax Collector.
rrx many Friends o Capt JAMES MITCH
ELL respectfully nominate him as Candidate
for TAN COLLECTOR at the next election.
SALUDA.
Dec & ties oV
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For Tax Collector.

For Tax C0iice,or.
The MauJ Friends of II. a. j. BELL, Ees.,
respectfully noWinsts him q. Cshdid3te fer
Tax collcctorcat .he next election.
Oct Is TO AZ
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IS Sue Monday.n

l.. ". WILLIAMS, Sacy.
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

HEADQUARTERS, NTH VETERAN VOLUNTEERS
III tHghlAnders Mercer House corner Broome and mer
tho above place, "Wednesday evening the ns
eight precisely for the of making
FOR our Fartb of July parade particularly
requested that al friendly 70 his organization be
present aud bring tbeit friends. BY order Of
Lieut.. Col JOHN MORE, Chairman.
CAUT1ON.-N. B--Thts organization has no connection
rho meek n Ne sswA Sasse<s ~ - ~ ~
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

~ j. hour from New York BY the Noythern Railroad
Jersey New and highly finished stDne House. Wen
supplied with water and the modern improvements; large
stables and carriage house. gsenhouse and hothonse, cot
taee gardens Ac.; ten Of land Pine views and
healthy neighborhood; within Ave minutes Of depot fnce
900. Inquire al 50 Wall street. room No. ~
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

COUNTRY sEAT AND FARM FOR eALE-THE PLACE
~ known Walnut Grove the resdence Of she late pr
road leading Orient Pot comprises H2 ef land Of
which woodland Long Island Sound form: ~ northern
neCessay cnsbudnss; hcuse for abcrsr near The
garden lawn enclosed by buckhorn hedees The
lawn 1ed eth evergreen and desduous trees There are
on the place 900 pear trees now in bearing besides other
h.rness win Be dspo.:s Of with The place Apply I'd
Yorf % Or . Ss IoSdIs1 LORD dTssnposs, Suffolk
I. i
The New York herald., 1865-06-21

A PRIVATE FAMILY. OCCUPYING FIRST CLASS
"A country residence Orange, n j., win let 10 two gen
terren and wives family Of four nve persons
the front Paror noor and three Rooms ON secont
story with Board and private table, Address A. L. Smith
box $50 New York Post once
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15
AlIlsburaugh Rsfnrary.
HILLsBnRoUGH, N. c.
wednesday, March ID. 1873
He NEw VS..


report was received here On "Wednesday. that
Yaakes force uudet Gen ssho6.tL -ome 1900
strong. had advanced q withia seven mile,o Kt.
ton; that h,.tle ~as taught o. Tuesday, which
suited il ,he cap,are II 40 prisaets 800 81 wa.a
had lniv.d al C;vldsboroash. ani ihW considenss
number Of Yankee. nal been killed and waus!,l.
Oar lnss not stated.
subsequently WIS rspn,ed TIA, tSs assasil. ar'
made % our lines. which were haul'omsly sePOis
aitcrwaId. "a ailack wa.m,dc ~ our oto,s sPoD y,
cacm, ; l,ars. and ~sts i, lnrn repulssd
Thus fit the accounts sppeAr 10 ac conGfDsS y
the Rairigh paPcr. % Thursday sni Irijay. The is
W have received.
I, vas reported hare on sunday that y orr ., 4,
engagements Gen. krki.ni's Brtrsie ws, htd!J III
up. aud ill.,, our force. had tcen driven iaek AM II
Yanksrs>hsd pa.ss.-io,t 81 k,n-ssn AID siso =,
sherman bad possession Of FAyeir,iEe. s,ii ~,
OF his force was fifteen rnilcs this ride. We had
eastern mail On MONDAY. any iu!.hsf srpi,nni.t
a. he state y stairs. oen Johnston. We sassf.n,
|, very aciss 10 making preparation. n met ihs H
-; bul We - not know va, anouai ~ farss ~.
Ing btoush, a,aiu,, Us. o. lsT nearly adequate ca
nav be TO mes, The shock. luI ~ nave goat sN.
6ssace 10 the Pslenee aad .k,h Of Gen. Jahi''.
aud hope that under his sgemsni aflfs ell 80
assume more encouraging aspect
Among the ies iaciI.ats mhich occurred daii.
the march OF Sherman through South carolih'
watch We have account. yas 3 ignI bsiwvsa so
mans cavalry AMI Grn. Hinp,on's conmln!. ~
nnly notice u which lh. va have soen . i,Hs =
W ade.borough Argus q The - instant. L -
!" We arc reliably iuiotm,l hist a ~ ssnini ~.
place on Friday sssernpon. ailh uil, hessecn aar =
salr, under Young AMI portion u tbs ensmy, -
Pa, Rock. Ker.hla District. :. c.. Ia watch -
enemy were considerably spr.iej. dor force. = l
some 6iy.se,en prisoners, dam,ged tie ea.ny''i
gaa uain, snd recapiuisd large nnabet q h'i''
and mules which md been stolen from The Ctr .
by the Yankees We leara also that suhsegu'f
Gea. Buffers ca,,ly 50, up VITA the enemy SCI
where 10 tho same ueishborh ,od. killed and ~'aiE
srest many ofthem. took ons three hundtsi
soners. and c,p,srcd anI destroyed portion q is'
wagon train"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15

In our advocacy oi his claims we have
been sustained by the voice Of the army
and people, and that voice will sustain him
in the discharge Of The high duties he ha,
been called on TO perform. Gen. Johaston
is not alarmed /; he concurs with Gen. Lee
in the opinion that Sherman can and will
be checked. and what better .authori,v
would we have?
We repeat, the prospect brightens. We
do not feel at liberty to give our reason.
for this assertion. but at the time we write,
there are unmist4kable evidences III cheer.
ing change in the military situation, tn,
movements Of troops and other indiciaol
this change, of course cannot be given. Ii
is all importan, that We should keep our
own counsel lest the enem.r in Wllmnson
gaia INFORMATION OF great importance to
them. We think the tuae will soon arrive
when all the detail. cae be property given
10 the public. II will be gratifying 10
know even this mach ;---which IS the con
viction Of those better qualified 10 Judge
than wer-,hat the march af Sherman through
North Carolina will mt be 50 rapid as /;
was through the States OF Georgia aai
Suuth Carolina. Fay. Telegraph
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15

Ia range Of buildings on the west side Of
Meeting street, next to the courthouse.
Five buildings were burned; the wallsen-
~ wers!eft standing. The alarm Of lire
Saturday night, in Ward four. was caused
by the burning OF the inside Of a millinery
establishment on King street.
In addition TO the above fires, the new
bridge from the city to James island was
set on fire. and was still burning on Sunday
aight.
The burning and blowing up of the iron
clads Palmetto State, Chlcora and Charles
ton was a mogni6cen. spectacle. The
Palmetto State was the first to explode,
and was followed by the Chicora about 3
o'clock. and the Charleston about Ii A.
NJ. The latter. it Is stated. had twenty
tons of guupowller on board. Pieces oil
the iron plates. red hot. fell on the wharve'
and set them on lire. By the active exer.
tioas Of superintendent Thomas Turner
the as works were saved. The explosion.
were terrific. rrsneai,as clio IDS Of smoke
went up, forming beautiful wreaths. A
full Palmetto tree, with its leaves and stems
was noticed by many observers. As tn,
last wreath Of smoke disappeared, the fal
form of the rattesnake ia the centre VA
remarked by many a, it gradually fade'
away.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15
er, sacks Of peas and biscuit, anksrs Of

ter. sacks Of peas and biscuit, anksrs Of
brandy. /,
Not many hours before, half pound Of
tallow and three quarters OF = pound oil
sailed hide had been weighed out with aig-
gardly care to every lighting man. The ra-
ton which each now received was three
pounds Of aosr, twp ands u beef and a
mint Of peas. II is easy to Imagine with
what tears grace was said over the sappers
of that evening. There was little sleep on
either side Of The wall. The b,ndres ssone
bright along the whole circuit oil tho ram
parts. The Irish guns continued 10 roar
all night; anil all night the bells OF shs
rescued city made answer to the Irish guns
with peal Of joyous defiance. Through
the whole of the thirty-hr,t OF July .ae
batteries Of the enemy continued to play.
But soon alter the sun had again gone
down, flames were seen arisiag from the
camp and, when the FIRST Of August dawn
ed, line Of smoking ruins marked the srts
lately occupied by the huts oil the bssiegers;
and the ci,izens saw far of the long column
of pixies and standards retreating up the
left bank Of the Feyie towards Srabane.
So ended this great siege. the aost me-
morabIe in the annals Of the British isles
II had lasted hundred and Eve DAYS. The
garrison had been reduced fram about 4
900 effective men to about 5000. The los.
of the besisgers cannot be precisely aseer-
taieed. Walker estimated it at 5000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15

only to say that I know nothing Of Il; that
no orders given BY me authorize the Kill,
ing OF prisoners after capture. and that !
do nat believe that my men killed any OF
yours except under circumstances in which
liz was perfectly legitimate and proper they
should kill them.
II Isl part VI the system OF the thieves
whom you designate As your f,ragers 70
fire the dwelling. Of thase citizens they
have robbed.
To check this inauman system, which is
Justly execrated Nv every civilized nation.
have directed my men to shoot down all
Of Jour men who are caught burning hous-
es. This order shall remain in force. as
long as you disgrace the profession Of arms
/ By allowing your men to destroy private
dwellings.
YOU sly that I cannot. Of course, ques-
ton ypnr right to forage on the country.
!" II Is right as aid as history" | do not,
sir, question: this right. But there is right
older even than this. and one more unall-
enabe-the right that every man has to
defend his home. and to project those who
are dependent upon him. AID frnn my
heart wish that every oil man and boy
lin ny country. who can hire gun. would
n ,ot dpwa. a. he would Wild beast. the
men who are desslating their had, burning
the,r houses. and Insulting their women.
You are particular in defining aud claim
ling /" war rights" Nay | AJAX it YOU emu
merate amoug them the rlsh, 10 Ore upon
a deienceless city without n,tire; u blrn
THAT city 10 the ground after Il bal heea
lsarreniered by the authorities. ~ha claiia
ed. though in cain. that protection which u
always accorded in civilized warfare To nan
Icom6attan,s; to IRE the dSrlhns-h use
OF citizens, after rsbbis5 then. aril 40 PEI.
lpetrate even darksl crsn.s ihan thcsr =
crimes too black 10 b. m.ntlDneds
You have permitted. II y,l lave MT ~
dered, the commission Of these ufence.
against huaanity AID the rales If war
Yna hre,l into the city OF Cpiunna with
Oh. wnra It warning. After its snrrrn.
der br the MlyR. who demanded prntec'
tion 10 private properly. yol itll the whoi
cty III ashes. leaving anil its runs thru
sands OF old men aud heiple>s snn-n an
Il NHN llNtlN " IlEtlN' VI Ttst
vation and exposure. Ynar line Of marc
can be traced bv The lurId light 81 burnin
houses. and IN mnr than nne hnu,vhni'
there j. an agoay lar more butter tntn TIA
III death.
Tie Indian sealn.d hi< victim. regard
less OF ser &c age. bat with all his barbara
~, lie always respected the Rerspis Of b.
female captiyrs. Yunr soldiers. NOR. sas
az. than thr Indian, Insult thoss whose M
!, tural protectors are absent.
In CONCLUSION. have only u request tia
Whenever y"u have any at nv uen % DIS
tpo,ed Of" nr " murdered" Tor tue term
appear {, be synonymsas with you. yo
will let m hsar Of ii. IN order thai na,
know What action % TAXA II the matter
In the mean time | shall haii fifty six q
your men as hostage, Of tha,e wnon 20
have ordered to be executed.
f,m youas. &C.
TSigued WADE HAMPTON,
Lieut. General.
r Official: JoHS NJ. ORGY, A. A. Gen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15

PorsoSiSo.-An attempt 10 poison =
wife Of Rev. NJ. Il. Gruuert. OF this pli'
was made lev days since BY her sers'
girl. The poison was put IN bowl
soup, Of which Mrs. Grunert, being una'
p,rtook sparingly. causing only yomiti'-
A little daughter. however, partook lrr
of the soup. which caused her death y
short time.
The girl admits that this is The third
tempt at poisoning her mistress. and J
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15
S..rm ms Letter 10 Gsa. Hlm,'sa.

Si.rn ms Letter 10 Gsa. Himp'en.
Hsalllntsrs Military D.sisl1n ofths Mississippi,
IA ths Field. Feb. 81, 1855.
Lieut.. Gen. VIDE Hlmptoa Con- n niing
c rIiry Fsrces c. ). a.
GENERAL: II Is officially reported to me
that oar foraging paflles are murdered al
ter capture. aud labelled :" Death TO all
Foragers." One instance OF a Lieutenant
and seven mea near GlfesteryiIls, and an.
other OF twenty Rear" rasine eighty rnds
IRON the main road. about three ialles from
baskerville. have ordered a similar nln-
Der of prisoners IN our hands to oe dIspos-
ed 1T IN like manner.
hnld about one thousandprisoner cap.
tured IN various ways, aud can stand il as
ims a. yea, but hardly think these pur-
d.rs are committed with year knpYirige !;
and .olld suggest that yol give notice to
the people at large that every life taken Nv
them simply results in the death Of one Of
your Coniederatcs.
0t coarse yoi canast qqs,tiar nv right
TO fOraSe pn the colntry. ltisawlr right
As oil - history. II. mlnn-r 81 errrcts-
ing II s,ries WITH crcln,tanct,. AL ii the
civil aitharitie, will supply req ii,itIsls.
wilt forbil all forging. Bitl ill n, CT
vii authorities Who can respond to csll. tor
forage or provisions, and therefore mus,
collect directly Of the people. | have "a
debit this is the accession OF much misbc.
hayiuur on the part ofnur men, but can.
not permit an enemy % judge and punish
with wholesale murder.
Personally regret the bitter feeling
eagsndered by tbs var; bat they were Il
be expected, and simply aIese that thos,
who strack the first blow, anI made wal
ins.ttaoie, ught mt IN falra-ss 10 reproacl
u i,r the aaturil cpnsequsnces. | merely
as.erI our war right 60 fIrAge. and M re
solve 10 protect my terAsers, to the extea
al life for lille.
an. with respect,
Your uoedisat seryint.
rSlgnedl w. /. SHER NAN,
Major General U. s. A.
OG:iaI: JoaS NJ. Orgy, A. A. Gen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15

ExcHAxoE % PRispsgRs. - Richmoni.
March 6.-0fticial notice is given that .
Confederate officers and men Who were j,
liyered at Savannah or Charleston duriA
November aud December last. and all 4.
llyercd on James River, prior 10 the II
inst. sre.declared 10 be exchanged.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15
TIE SITUATION.

Tn prospect brightens. Under the
s,illlul management Of Joseph T.. Johnston.
the caapaign is beginning 10 assume shape
and plan aud definlteness. The
created BY the thousand runOrs that swept
over the iand. carrying ginnm and de,pon-
dency to the hearts Of our people, has settled
into determination to await With GOODNESS
aai patiance the dispositions Of the able
oiicer WIN has been restored to active du.
~. aud whose ssgacious mind now controls.
e. great extent, the de.tinles Of North
Carnllna and the Confederscy.
The people are becnming more confident.
more hopeful. They feel that there Is 4
man at the helm--pne whose coolnrs. and
sagacity are sufficient guarantees. that the
ship vii be guided, with firm and steady
hand, over the breakers, asd past the
reefs. lie is man Of mind-one who
thinks; and one who knows the require
ments Of the emergency. lie has before
him the grandest opportunity ever offered
Tor distinction on this continent. lie has
been placed in his present position by the
almost unanimous voice OF his countrymen,
as the man best qualified to yanquish the
pride Of The Yankee natiJn,--Gen. w. Il.
sherman. We believe he will 10 il We
| deplore his removal from the command 81
the Army Of Tennessee we advocated his
restoration to active, duty, as commander Of
the forces now operating against Sherman,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15
Gen. HImDloa's Reply.

GSH. HImDtoas hfpty.
Headlliriers ~ the Field.
Fspruuy ~. ls65.
Mi Gen. W. RI SIermn, q $. Army.
GgsgR.L: Your cOnnGnicauon Of the
24th inst. reached me to-day, In il you
state that il has been officially reported
that your foraging parties were "murdsr-
ed after capture. and you 80 on to say.
goa hal ordered similar number OF prl-
soners IN yoar hands !" to be disposed d IN
like manner. That is 20 say, yun have or
dsred number Of Confederate soldiers to
be . murdered"
You characterize your order ia proper
terms, for the public Voice, even 10 your
own cnlntry, where It seldom dares 10 *.
press itsef in vindicatiOn OF truth, honor
Or justice. will surely agree with you in
proloancing you guilty OF murder. ii your
order ~ carried ont.
Before di,nisslng this portion Of your
letter. | be- to assure you that for every
slLlisr III mine murdered nv you.
snlII ave executed NJ once twrcf yours,
grins. ia II cl,.., preference to any oil
esr, wlp nay be.ia ,ay htnls.
Ia difference tu the statement you make
regarding the death Of your ioiaSers, have
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15
CORRESPONDENTS.

raa following are copies of letters written By Con,
Shernm AL Gen. H,no.oa in regard . tbs killing
Of son, islsrn ms plunlefers "a the march though
South Carolina.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15

The Illinois Legislature has passed D.
appropriating SIS. 900 Tor the purchase
the burial place Of the late Stephen
Douglas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-15
Fam youas, &c.
Gsisnsd WADE HAMPTON.
lieai General.
Official: JoHS VI. Orgy. A. "A. Gen.

The following notice Of " The situation" Is from
the Fayetteville Telegraph Of Wednesday last. n
10 part. We hope the editor viii not DO altogether dis.
appoint ted in bis cheetfs ,n,ieipaiion..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DArLY--FOR GENTLEMEN
only, at the New York Museum q anatomy Sls Broad
Parties unable these LECTURES can have them
forwarded receipt Of ten censs By Adesne Secretary VI
New York NussumM Anstomy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

L,RENCH CABINET FURNITURE-EvERY DEsCRrp.
ton Of Parlor store and Bank Furniture made 10 order
short notice Repairing OF all kinds and 0ttng mn ~
in,ei,ors Promgly sslegded "a az reasonable prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE-CON.
"A taning nearly 800 pages and 50 fine plates and en-
cravings Of the anatomy Of the human organs In state
Of health and disease with treatise early ~ de-
poranie upon the mind ana BODY, viii me
mode OF cure shown by the report Of cases tested
truthful adviser 10 the married and those contemplating
marriage who would know their physical condition Sent
free postage address receipt Of &c in stamps
postal currency Address Dr. La Crox 81 Maiden lane.
Albany, N. Y
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FURNITURE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR HOUsEKEEPERs TWO
"A large oval Mirrors also two sets Of damask Window
Curtains including Fixtures; will be sold cheap as Inc
owner has them. inquire Immediately al the SIX
Mile House, Nneysxth street and Third avenue, In the
- -
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nEsK FOR sALE.-ANy ONE IN WANT OF AN
~ elegant ONCE Desk, replee with drawers and pigeon
holes, find one az low price, by calling at Mrs BUT
MANS, 25 Greenwich avenue
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HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. WANTED.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED--AT NEW BRIGHTON
Staten Island, for small family, for y or IL months
Address, stating terms, location, &C. box 3C0 N y Pos
Office.
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yxvANTFD-FOR THE WINTER BY GENTLEMAN
and wife, suit OF Rooms on the first or second floor
class house. Fifth or Madison
nues below Forteth street Address b. II. IT, box 662
Post Office, New York.
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A CHOICE SELECTION OF ROOMS HANDSOMEL
n IN rished with first class Board. in family of refine
nen at ITO East Eighteenth street, near Second avenue