davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1865-02-10
G.. SaPagE So.
Carl ~EHatfCnsGm.
EBaERsy 81. Beech.

UTlHE list Of those qualified TO vote for
AZ members Of the CoIonial-council is
exhibited for inspection at the Courthouse
from the 18th to the 28th instant from
9 O'Clock am. TO 3 o'clock pm. Who
ever has any objection to make against
the said list is hereby in accordance with
the Colonial-law dated 9th November
1863 requested to state such objection in
writing to the chairman Of the electoral
board with the reasons on which such o.
lection or objections are based, within 3
days after the last mentioned date.
The Electoral Board for the Country
District of the Jurisdiction of Frederik-
sted, the 9th February 1865.
G.. SarauW.
Carl HatteDsen.
Barny EB. Beech.
, 1865-02-10


Our readers will see with pleasure that by the
Nth Art. of the new Danish Constitution, there
will be trial by Jury in Denmark in all criminal
and n~5Ijtical suits. 1t can never fail to impress
the Government at Copenhagen and the Colonial
Government as well, that the inhabitants Of these
Islands will feel the most lively concern in so
vital a reform in law, and conceive themselves as
thoroughly qualified for the acceptance of the
boon as those of their more favored co-subjects
in Europe. The West Indies were held back
for ten wears in participating in the benefits re-
sg' ing from the he Constitution that had been pro
claimed in Denmark on the plea that the people
of these outlying Islands were not in an edu,
cational position to accept SO great a political
right. Experience has repealed the libel, and
we now hopo that no such false reasoning will
be permitted to intervene in our obtaining trial
by Jurv.-St. Thomas Times.
, 1865-02-10
D NJ X

The Be,7insghe T5dende publishes the project
Of the new Danish Constitution. In its essen
tial points it is the same as the fundamental law
of the 9Th June, 1849. 1t guarantees the same IL
, 1865-02-10

U listen over VaIgberettigede til Colo
AZ nlaIraadet er henIagt til Ettersyu paa
detle Steds Thinghuus fra l5de til 28de
DENIES begge Dage indbefattede, fra XII.
sIel Formiddag til III. 3 sIet Eftermiddag.
Enhver der har IndsigeIscr at fremf6re
imod VaIgIisten optordres, i Henhold til
CoIoniaIIov at 27de November 1868 5 25,
scnest 3 Dage efter Udl6bet af den oven
npvnte lid, til VaIgbestyrelsen Formand
skriftIigen at indgive saadan Indsigelse
med OpgiveIse af de Grunde hyorpaa
samme st0ttes.
ValgbestyreIsen for Frcderiksteds Jn-
risdictIons Landdistricts Valgkrcds den
ode Februar 1865.
G. SarauW.
Carl EEattcnsem.
EBarBy Ef. Beech.
, 1865-02-10

have been requested to state that the mil
itary band will not play in the Barrack gar
den on Sunday next, on account OF some OF
the Musicians having been sent over to St.
Thomas for a few days. ED. AVIS
, 1865-02-10

have just received, pr. Schooner "DRA-
CON-" the following Articles, viz:
Cheese, Butter, Lard, Pork, Hams, Pota-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-24
PROF. LOUIS WUNDRAM's
BLOOD PURIFYING
Nd
pT! r 4 4 TIV e El z K 8 3
{}u Pills and P0v1e3s,(

rg,HE BEST BLOOD PURIFYING &gsnse
as vet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter Of q century in Europe.
and for the last years, also, III this country
and are particularly efficient in the cure Of all
chronic diseases. Il one should dispair of being
cured without first trying them. n o family
should be without them, fo1 by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are in-
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and tn cir purity, efficacy and safety can be re-
lied upon with perfect confidence.
The following are some OF the diseases WHICH
have been permanently removed by 5helr ass;
Tetter,
inflammation
Of the bowels,
consumption in its
early stages, headache
asthma, cough, sore eyes
tockiaw, ruptures, rheumatl.rn,
crsmp cholic, catarrh, pain III tins
breast and sides, deafness, nervousness
suotted fever, chills and fever, ague, open
wounds pneumonia. dyspepsia, salt rheum, can
Ger, scrofula, jaundice, tapeworm, 61l-
licusness, eruptions Of the skin, bowell
complaint langour, gout, dropsy,
erysipelas, worms, cholic, piles,
diarrhoea, hoarsness, swell
ings, blcatings, bloody
and white dux, dys-
sntery, costlve-
ness, mes-
sles, &c.
Full directions accompany each remedy.
Imported and for sale by.
JULIUS DIENELT, Dentist,
145 Prince ST., below Washington sts.
Alexandria, Va,
For sale by most Druggists. jan ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-02-24
4 RNOLD s. FIELD,
Merchant I>aiZOrs.
MILITARY AND GENTLEMEN'S
ETIpNTSHTN(I STORE

Would invite inspection of their large stock Of
CLOTAS, CASIMERES, and VESTl NGs,
all grades, Foreign and Dom estic. which they
will make to oroer as cheap as can be had
lnuality considered) in the city Of n ew York,
and warrant to give entire satisfaction.
Special attention given to the selection og
CLOTHS for MILITARY CARMEN is
We sell none but Indigo Blues, warranted, and
our long experience in that branch justifes us
in assuring satisfaction in that lire. We keep
a select assortment Of Shirts (all kind) Collars,
(linen and papa1) Neckties. Scarfs, Socks,
Suspenlers, Handkerchiefs. Gloves, &c, usual
~ found in d we'll regulated Merchant Tailoring
I5stab abshment Cali and see US. Don't forget
the number. SO King Street, between Pitt and
Royal. one door east OF Parker's Theatre.
WIN ARNOLD,
ian T-tf JOHN A. FIELD.
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y E w A r E
TAKE q O Cd " o TT { Il!

AsIamnow in New York to buy up all the
BARGAINS, l have succeeded thus far that l
can sell you the following goods,
Good Calico, at 80 cts. per yard;
Very best Merimack Print, at IS cts. per yd.
The best Pacific Del ,nes, at As cts. per yd.
Cotton, ! wide, FIR 81 cts. per yard.
Cotton, "A wide for 81 cts. per yard -
goods in proportion:
am now determined to sell goods without
regard of cost This is no humbug,. and l
viii ask my customers and the public in gen
eral to give me call and convince them selves;
For your own pocket sake call early ana
have marked the goods out in plain figures
for everybo to see them, 50 there u, IS ;, no
deceptions at HENRY SCH MARZS,
ian 23-tf loz, Nlng ~ stleoS.
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PUBLISHED (DAILYl By
EDGAR SNOWDEN, SR.
~ O7FICE-No. lo4 King street, over
G. >ne,s formerly French's) Book Store.

TT & CONGRESS In the Senate, on W ed
npsdav. adverse reports were made on the pro
,ospa amendment to the Constitution, for the
lavviog Of export duties, and also upon the
nr,nosition Of Mr. Sumner to change the
mode of representation in Congress. The bills
aod resolutions in relation to certain ship canals
were disposed of by the introduction OF joint
resolution providing fsr survey. The blllt
amend the copy right law so as to include
photographs, &C., was passed. The report OF
the committee of conference on the freedm en 8
bill was non concuryed in, and another
committee of conference asked. The bill to
reenlate COM merce between the States was dis
cussed, but no action taken.
In the House, after the administration By
the Speaker Of reprinand to Judge Field tor
his assault on Judge Kelley, tae bill to establish
the supremacy of the Constitution in the rebel
States, was rejected. The bill to encourage
enlistments by freeing the wives and children
Of colored soldiers was passed. The bill to pre-
vent the interference Of the military in elections,
except for the purpose Of preserving the peace
was passed.
In the Senate yesterday, the bill to author
ize the construction Of the Northern Pacific
Railroad through Michigan was passed. An at
tempt was made to call up the joint resolution
recognizing the State government OF Louisiana,
but it was passed over. The bill to regulate
commerce between the several States came up
but the discussion which then ensued alter
mated between the bill under consideration and
the Joint resolution relating to Louisiana 1t
was finally determined to take up the latter, but
after considerable debate the resolution Was
postnoned for twenty four hours. An effort
was made to take up the bill to provide
marble tust of the late Chief Justice Taney but
the proposal encountered bitter opposition
from Mr.. Sumner. The motion, however,
finally prevailed, and the bill was still pending
when the Senate took recess.
In the House of Representatives bill
was passed incorporating the Continental
Hotel Company of Washington Numerous
ether bills were passed, and finally the House
resumed the consideration of the amendatory>
Enrolment act which was still under discus
sion when the House took recess.
In the night session, the Senate tranacteo
no business Of importance. In the House,
the Indian appropriation bill Was passed.
One of the Washington papers OF last even
ing contradicts rumors, which were current 10
that city yesterday to the effect that Gen. Lee
had made demonstration upon the lines OF the
Army of the Potomac, and says that the latest
,no+ y =, {,o,,, n -, syranf rannrf M fighting
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One of the Washington papers OF last even
ing contradicts rumors, which were current 10
that city yesterday to the effect that zen. Lee
had made demonstration upon the lines OF the
Army of the Potomac. and says that the latest
dispatches from Gen Grant report no fighting
60 have recently trausplred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
Jersey CITY News.

Tis Hoso1aS BoUsTr BEoE On FRIDAY aftsrneos
iast United states Deputy Dryer u Marshal Murray,s
Office took into custpdy James Haghes q The Grm n
Allen, Hughes Riley bounty brokers on a charge Of
sSiadlns recruits who enlisted Hoboken out ~
their DO MY money The prisoner taken befor,,
United eaies Commissioner jackson, IA Jersey CITY, who
held him 10 bail the OF $i5 600 appear for ex
animation ILcre several aIdagts ~ ths caso and
the charge 10 Of general rather than spechc Character
ArRoCIous AssAuiy VIM A KswE.-A young man,
named Daniel Csnae.d, vas arrested late on Friday
night in Newark BY officers Hebring and Gross charges
with having committed atrociocs assault and battery
George Jones' II appears .at The parties about
10 various drinking Saloons during the evening, anl
finally difficulty occurred between them when,
Is alleged Canleld drew knife ard stabbed Jones
the face cutting his eye badly that the opinion q
the physlctan the signt viii be lost The accused
held Tor examination
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Poliee Intelligence.
BOT SHOT BY PRIVATE Waterman.


On Monday Last George Kucher, lad residing Al ll3
shorin street, sitting cotton bale At pier No
North river while other boys we're engaged In pur.
Joining cotton Peter Morrissey, private Waterman,
with the view Of frightening the juvenile onenders, dis
charged one barrel Of his revolver in that direction Un
fortunately however, the ball took effect in the breast
or young kucher, fracturng two Of his ribs 0corgs
bong badly frightened ran homo, and yesterday Va
reported that he lay In very dangerous condition from
the effects OF the wound Morrssey was arrested yeste
day afternoon by ocer Harer, OF the Twenty sixth pr
cinct on the charge OF shooting tho boy The prsonS
confessed 10 the shooting, but saws Was accidenU
Morrssey ives committed by Justice Dowling 70 await 90
result Of the boys Injuries
4 pooKKgRPKR CHARGED WITH LARcKNY-Hvc0N
YEssBs MS QUILT.
On the 9Th Of November last Nv. Charles mar, OF
| Williamsburg called on William b. GcrslsnbcE 'nsn
| bookkeeper for Mr.. william B. Watkins, rsynans -
No. 30 Rcadc street, and deposited two IpsoSeu 80
e,ch,vfour dollars with him for snfe keYns sup .,.
aucn;ly Gcrslcnberg discharged, and 1919 -
i slore took Mr. sfnaIts money with p ar ~. v,.x
r<tcypoop Captain Greer and detective ~ We ~.
prrcpct arrested the delinquent s. ~ IL
boari,ng house In North Moore stfs. a. wn,on voss
Icnbcrc CONFESSED TO taking MI .ma.s mnoy ~ ~
spendins ID among fast women I'm, ocsoe' ssns, uI,v
ing In Central Park &c Geren.us.s, ~ao :. ." 10y
three years OF age and a natl. ~ ~s x s
before Justice Bowling and c''N'0e " VIZ A "
trial
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SAN FRANCsCo Dec. y, 1000.
The sesmf Montans by the way Of the Straits Of Ma.
eeIlan, september arrived here last night She reports
that she found VALPARAISO bockaded by the Spanish and
not aowc< land her passengers there. She left
there United snes war vessels wateree, st. Marys and
NohesAn mo spsnards we're blockad,ne seven Of the
Chilean ports.
The United States gun boat Nyack left Rio Jancro On
the lib OF October, for San Francisco
Thu Hartford was at ho Janero. bound for the East
Iadtcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10
GENERAL GRANT AT CHARLESTON.
DINNER GIVEN HIM BY GENERAL sIcxLEs
His Opinion on the Driving Of Maxi
milan from Mexico.
HE IS EN- ROUTE TO TIE GULF.
Our Charleston Correspondence.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec 6, 1865


CHARLESTON, s. c., Dec 8, 1865
GENERAL GRANT AND srAYF
left here on special steamer, tho Cosmopolitan for
Savannah, via Hilton Head Sunday morning General
Sickies and star, who accompanied him, returned
same steamer yesterday morning. In passing down the
harbor the Cosmopolitan touched Fort sumter, Afford
ing General Grant opportunity visit the famous old
fortress.
The complimentary dinner given by General Sickles to
General Grant, Saturday afternoon although private
affair." has created considerable gossip among the old
bunker politicians. Among the invited guests present
were Governor Orr, Collector A. G. Mackey ex-Gover-
nor Aiken, Postmaster Trott, T. c. Cacot Esq, United
States Treasury Agent, and Ex-Governor A. G. Magrath
The old reearers highly incensed at the
the latter, which is and inconsistent they
say, than his humiliatng letter published in the New
YoRK HmALDs Generals Sickles Devens, Bennett,
Comstock, and Colonel Badeau represented the military
on the occasion The party spent very pleasant cven-
ing Governor Magrath particularly socable and
agreeable. Governor Perry not present, having
been detained at Columbia, awaiting dispatches from
In the OF conversation Gen. Grant said now was
the favorable moment for driving Macmillan from Mex
o while we had plenty Of veteran troops ready
the held. Su opportunity he said, might again
occur His tour unless recalled by
from Washington would be extended the Rio Grande
for the purpose Of looking after matters in that quarter
While here the General in company with General Ben
ne visited 1he race course and on his return visited
the Orphan House. Arsenal and other public buildings
During his stay he the guest OF both Generals Sckles
land bennett.
GOVERNOR ORR
returned to Columbia Immediately after the departure OF
General Graqt private interview was had between
the two distinguished functionaries on Important bus
ness, the nature OF which has not TRANSFERRED.
CHANGES
The ordor for the mastering Of the Fifty fourth
voked by General Grant, their contnu ance here being
indispensaby necessary.
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Ana usements.

The stormy weather Of last evening, whatever effect 1t
might have had upon other places OF amusement, did
not decrease the attendance Mechanics Hall to wit
ness the performance Of Bryants minstrel troupe. The
audience large and the programme we'll received
during the prevalence Of favorable mecorolog-
cal surroundings. The of Bryant Is In itself
tower OF strength. II had than the average sgnf
last night when coupled the bill with the stump
speech of the Fenian orator This timely effort was
given in Dan Bryants unique and original STYLE and
electrified tho listeners Tho "Beautul Isle OF the Sea-,
eweety sung by Templeton, another gem. 'Wake
up. William Henry" in which Little Mac partci-
paied, indeed a preventive against duilness
and tho blues. The match dance, although
old as the eternal hills influenced the ladies well
those CONT smcn who understood the OF gripping
on tho Light bombastic toe'' Broadway would not be
Broadway were the Bryants establishment TO be re-
moved; and still the proprietors will be compelled
enlarge their premises transport their theatre to
another part OF the city Wherever they go tho public
will be certain TO follow Almost any kind Of minstrel
exhibition do passaby well in New York, IL supported
by tho united people and the press during the prevalence
Of pleasant weather. but all the mediocre talent and the
half way contemplating managers will find it hard enough
to drag through the Of rains, SHOWS sush and
superuity Of mud It in the latter event that the old
established places and greatly enjoy the advan
tage Bryans IL Of these and while it, propretors
grow rich those who desse their example wax lean and
hungry, and finally Fare flicker and 60 out in utter
darkness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

A-A..Dr. Giibert's Pile Insfrumemt-
Sure relief o. refunded Sold by all
by mail. frrc % Circulars free. Address
GILBERT SuRBRUC, 55h broadway.
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silent Sewing Machine, Making the
celehrsted wilcox Gibbs Stitch strong, elastic and
durable WILCOX GIBBS so Broadway.
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LouuvfLLx, Dee S,boS
A. seven o'clock last evening, notwithstanding ad-
verse weather, the several Presbyterian congregations
Of this city assembled the second Presbyterian hurch
70 take action behalf Of the Kentucky Boardof Aid
for southern pastors fine choir opened the evvices
by singing with touching effect "Glory 70 Co In The
hishsst-on earth pescs and good will 10 men,
The Raw John c. Young then offered up pnyer ana
stated the object OF the meeting, and upon ing Zoe
organization appropriate 70 the occasion le follow.
ing officers were elected Hamilton Pope yrssdent
General J. r. Boyle. Hon. r. y. Muir and Esn. w. r.
Burnett vice Presidents, aud the Rev. n Movr,sou,
Secretary
Aner the united Congregations had sgsr Joined In
singing hymn stirring addresses wsrc delivered bv tho
Rev. J. l. Mckee, Rev John c. Young Hamilton Popc
Gen. Boyle. Hon. w. y. Burnett and others
Letters were read from Rev y. Humphrey, ~ n,
and Rev ~ o. Drank heartily endorsing al Board and
expressing an earnest desire 10 promote ls BY
active cooperation.
An appeal was made 10 the sudic,cc 10 demon
nr.ie tner esrnesness in this cause, which respond
cd 70 IN spirited manner resulting In a NV muntes 10
contributions 10 The amount Of -four thousaid dollars
Ihs was hghy gratifying, a. the wori has but fairly
commenced and testnes that the heart Of .hc people
nsrs are .ry the work Of relieving The desisn'icn
and misery OF their brethren.
from all quarters Of the State rcpots como 10 tho
Board that the PresbyteraDs fully c~akened 10 the
imporsnce OF Immediate action, and iocrsi support -
promised 10 carry out the measures OF relief
The Board have perfected al the arrangements neccs
sary 20 effect prompt distribution o. the FUNDS inirns
ed 70 thor hands
After singing tho Dosology, 'Frare God from whom
AL bcssngs fow," the united congregations commenced
70 dispcrsc the choir singing mesrwhIle with fhuing
effect Haydens grand chorus. Hsleujah 10 tho God OF
Israel "
Thus oloacd ono Of most harmonious, kindly.
Christian and interesting occaso,s ia the history OF %
Prss5yteusns IA tbs city
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Advtes ON Weak Hair, Baid moss, Gray
Hair panisuif. by DR. ukANDJEAN as yrars practiccs.
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B0on.-WArd's Ladies' Paper Collars
AND CUFFS. ALSO GENTS Wholesale and retail
One adys Coiar trade prices
and drawings OF different styles
s. w. II. WARD ss7 Bsosdway, NJ
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AIN tho Wales OF the Corailleras
Humboldt fond the NIGHT BLOOMING cEREuS and from
this gift OF nature Phaon is manufacturing
finest perfume that oaed In the atmosphere OF fssA
-tWnlirbnntic Journal
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At M. II. Higgins Mammoth Millinery,
ls5 Sixth avenue, Tenth street. Trimmed
Boincts, at $40, Sl2 and SIS CAN and
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Man IL Known ny she Company He
keeps Lady by the Perfume abe Ledie the high
est taste and refinement will use none but PBNaEY'S
EGYPTIAN LOTUS
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~ PHITADRIrfh Usc 2, 1867
Tho weather - cold ani unpleasant Snow commenced
70 fall nj threc O'Clock
RuYyADo DccesDsr Q. 1905
thss beca showing bssy.Iy hero gace noos-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-10

BatchdOr's Hair Dye.-The Best in tlAs
world harmless resble and Instantaneous The oay per-
feet Dye Nso Rsgenersting Extract Of Miliauurs Pro-
serves and asores the hair ~ Barclay street. New YORK
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Chickering & Sons
GRIND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANos
Established In 1919.
Fiffyhye medals, Ia gold, silver and bronze been
awarded for these Pianos FIRST PREMIUMS over ALI.
COMPETITION wsrcrooms 652 Broadway, New Ycsk-
Every Piano fully warranted.
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All Prizes Cashed ina Legal lotteries
Circulars and drawings sent
J. CLUTE, Broher r6 BroadwAE
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashed. Draw
ings, circulars aud Information sent
j. r. CLAYTON 10 Wall street
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Bourbon, GO Cents Per Bottle.-Liquors
by retail Importers prices BORDEAUX Wine Company
Vaults % Mon street, corner Of William
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A.-IIOlfday Present.-Poi:Gk Il Son.
Meerschaum Manufacturers COZ Broadway, Fourth
street Pipes and Cigar Holders at wholesale and retail cut
to order, mounted and repaired.
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"snswstsrmf Wishes 10 Say that Boys
Eliot 81 swe~nyis Hotel exhibiting shoAcs SAM
pies Of PEAT. sinsoet equal 70 coal In deusity.
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Dyspepsia Treated After Latest Dis
cover., aided by gymnsslc exese adapted purpo-sy br
DR. LOWE, 19S East Fourteenth street
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Nsi1son's Celsbrated Cosmetic Lotson---
For sale al Madame COUDRAYs s<2 Broadway between
Twenty second aud Twen " third streets.
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Chapcau Canotiere-A Novelty in Misses
Hats, all the Paris received
GENfN, SIS Broadway.
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cash. 81 loo Msi@en isns
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AIIoock's Porous PInst~rs-

In Neuralgia Affections Ia 81 yus Dance and in Ep-
lepsy wear the breast the In thesc
affections we have the highest testimonials Of their useful
T. ALLCOCK
Agency-Brandrcth House, New York
Sold by all dealers medicines
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Dew OF Eden" by "The BarOnes's
Son like SAM Is creating intense sfcemea at. Re
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Tshe Your Own Measure.
send for OF Measuring Cards W the ard II which
dimensions OF your nsmros
perfect n, The great Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Empo-
ram. 80 broadway. v. A. BROOK, Agent
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minutes without the Of the knife caustic acid sp~
cs attention 10 all dseases OF the Pelvic yscern
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D., Consulting and Operative
surgeon No. . u nion square.
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John Winters, 1B4 York street, Brook
iyn splsoid stock Of Cothng and Furnishing
hand for the holidays Particular attention paid 70 the
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Edwards' White Sugar-Curcd
WASHINGTON HAMS
ready Tor sale. Name branded full Also ct
GEORGE W EDWARDS
III and 20 Chrsty street. New York