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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1865-04-21

New Haven. June ilth, loot'
Mn. Cor Dear S,r - The bottle OF Dys-
pep.ia Medicine received from you, gave in
s,antaneous relief I only used II when my
food distressed me. Il was about like taking
two doses to-day. and one tomorrow, when
every other day, increasing the quantity Of
food aud decreasing the medicine. until was
enabled to eat without taking anything at all.
My case was an extreme one, having suffered
for seven years. now consider myself cured,
and by only using one bottle Of Medicine in the
space ot two months. The dose was a tea
spoonful. ELLEN s. ALLEN.
SOLD by Druggists in city and country
everywhere.
Price sf.5O per Bs'tic.
Orlers by nail. from either dealers Ut cosu-
m,rs. promptly attended 70.
C.. q. CLARK & co.
IpAolssals Druggists, .Nsr Harsn. Coma,
Proprietors.
N'frE-Pemales sncisnfe will fnd this q
s,leL,lid antidots for NAUSEA AT STOMACH,
anil all iniisposiiion peculiar to the situation.
-6E0. G. GOODWIN & CO.,
3isVwy Buston, General Agent.
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HENRY GIDMAND, Pastor VI. L. Oh.
Madison, Conn, June 30th. 1864

JF0lceT ToW H""lt T8T0aY7 VHT CIV FuPt'N'
New Haven, Conn, June is, 1864.
NIessrs. EDrrvRs Allow me, through your
columns. to acknowledge my gratitude for the
benefit have received from the use of Goes
dyspepsia Cure. Although was great suf-
.,rer from Dyspepsia, the first dose gave instant
relief. and one ounce has enabled me 20 eat
.nything please. without pain. have now
topped using the medicine. rs no longer
need IL. PALMYRA LYMAN.
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Madison. Conn. June 30th, 1864.
From the b uciit derived by the use of Goes
Dyspepsia Cure ~ my family, am prepared to
AZ that never intend to be without IL and nd
Use al who are afflicted with Dyspepsia to try IL.
PIlILANDER LEWIS.
Ma. CoE:--Thc bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia
rurc you gave me has backed up your state
uient concerning IL. have only used half u
hottlc. and can eat pine apple short cake or
anything else, without trouble, II acts like
charm. The relief il affords Is instantaneous.
lane 4. LOWERY.
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;SsyxyIlERE eau get the incest photograph y
W At T. n. MckENSEY'S, where pictures
or all kinds can be obtained as cheap ns al any
place In Biddeford or Saco, and warranted to be
hotter. No. 4 Washington Block. ~ A
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-11
FACTS ABOUTTHE 7-8O's--THE AD-
VANTAGES THEY OFFER.

Subscriptions will be received by the Exchange Nation
nj Bank Of Norfolk. Xirginia. -.
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4 From LIST My to 3lst October.
Leave Hiohmoud Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
atopm; ~
Arrive at Lyncbburg Wednesday, Friday, and Sun
day by 6 10;
Leave Lynchbprg Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at Tam:
Arrive at Pattonsburg by pm;
Lsave Pattonsburs Monday Wednesday, and Fri
day at o am: 81
Arrive at Lynchburg by o PM
Leave Lypchburg Monday, "Wednesday, and Prdsy
aSpm:
Arrive at Richmond Wednesday, Friday, and Sun
day by am. tH.
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I EIGH BROTHERS. 4 PHELPS.


| EIGH BROTHERS. Il PHELPS.
AucrIoNEERs AND GENERAL COMMISSION MEfe
CHANTS
No. 8 East Roanoke Sgaart, Noytol, Va
The undersigned respectfully announce that they have
THIS DAY associated themselves together for the purpose OF
conducting the AUCTION AND COMMIssfdV nJIsi
NESS IN ALL ITS VARIOUS BRANCHES
Particular attention given to the fnnhlie ., n,.,,
Sale OF Real Estate, Stocks, Merchandise =,
Produce, &C., &C. ~'"u"!
Sales Of Real Estate, Household Furniture &C. a,,s,s.
to In any part OF the city or country upon most
terms. -
Liberal cash advances made on Consignment, saz
count sales promptly rendered and settled. se'
Our Senior (Jas. u, Leigh offers his services 4. a.
old friends and customers OF Leigh Bro and Nd, ne
glad 10 serve them In our new house. " "s
JAS Y. LEIGH late Of Leigh Bro
JOHN p. LEIGH late of. W. Whitehurst 4 n.
c. RICHARD PHELPS, late OF Lynchburg. Va
Norfolk, Va oct Z, 1900 oetaiis
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Erchange Bank Buildjng, Main Street
AGENT FOR 7-3O LOAN.

A constant supply Of Notes will bo kept on hand
This Bank will buy and sell all classes Of GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES at current market rites
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALL
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS, and give CAREFUL PROMPT ATTRNrIoNr
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank
FULL INFORMATION in regard to GOVERNMENT
LOANS at all times eheernlly furnished,
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TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATEs,l
DIVISION OF TIE NATIONAL BANKS,

TREASURY OF THE UNITED STATEs,)
DIVISION OF TIE NATIONAL BANKS, 2
Washington, June Q, 1855
II 10 hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
AL BANK OF NORFOLK, Virginia, Banking Assooia.
ton gained under the Act "To provide National Cur.
rency secured by pledge of United states Bonds and to
provide for the circulation and redemption thereof" ap-
proved June 1884 having complied with the require
ments Of section 45 Of said Act and with tho regulation
Of this Department made in pursuance thereof has this
day been designated Depository of Public Moneys
cept receipts from Customs and by srtueo sueh deSgna-
ton will also be employed a. Financial Agent Of the
Government, J. f. SPINNER
| ie2l-tf Treasurer U. g.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

- WIN G. s BA n K FO II
y EREHDNEN.
TIE AT1oNAL FREEDAEN'S
SAYINGS and TRUST COMPANY
Chartered by Congress, March, 1885,
FOR THE BENBFIT OF FREEDMEN AND THEIR
f DESCENDANTS.
Deposits received Of One Dollar and upwards, aud In
teres allowed all Of Five Dollars and upwards
The Principal ONCE Of this Company IL at 81 Cedar
street, New York city and their Branch Offices 10
Gated In the principal cities Of the South.
OFFICERS At NEW YORK
wM. A. BOOTH, President,
WALTER WALTER s. s. d ahTtTri viee,pr0siden'',
REV. J. W. ALvORD, Corresponding Secretary,
WALTER T. HATCH, Recording Secretary.
Cireusrs, giving full informst ton, sent free any ad
dress.
THE NORFOLK, VIRGINIA BRANCH is LOCATED
AT NO. FREEMAs0N STREET. M
Office Hours-l0, A. NJ, to IL, NJ, on TUESDAY
THURSDAY and SATURDAY
sspi9-tf Acting Cashier for the Company.
TAYLOR, ZEERLEDER & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION
MER CHAN rs
SHIP BROKE Frs;
TOBA eco WAREH USE,
ON TOWN POINT, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
CoSsIosasNra SOLICITED.
e. We prepared 10 store and forward Merchands
Of all descriptions. sd seplS-u
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
W.apIyG TON MAY 18th 1aah


OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY
WARRINGTON May 18th, 1855.
WaEREAs by satisfactory evidence presented to the
derssned, il has been made to appear that the "EX
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the
City of Norfolk in the County of Norfolk and State
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according to
requirements of the Act of Congress entitled "An Act to
provide National Currency secured by pledgeof United
States bonds and provide for the circulation and re-
dcmpon theIeof" approved June 3d. 1884, aud has
piled with all the provisions of said Act to be complied
With before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act:
Now, TnsRRsoRE, I, FREEMAN CL.aHs Comptroller Of
the Currency, do hereby certify that "rI1E EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" ia the City of Nor
folk the County of Norfolk and State of Virginia, ID
authorized to commence the business Of Banking under
the Act aforesaid.
,-A-,, In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
( Us Isea OF office this thirteenth day Of May
'~--~'lsss.
FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
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s.ddsya ,,iU sroias CAREFULLY he forms and l,sst'0"s
Sa7sr,5. ,snscieHy he latter pot ~ Instruction w.
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UNITED STATES M4lL&
v R G MIA
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, !
~. .su,xarov Aug. II, 1860.

PROPOSALS will he received nj The Contras' sas g.
this Department until P Of october 81, tsvn ~
conveying the mas OF the United stase y,.,n ON H.
routes aud by the schedules OF departures s"'
herein specified a., :, ,ss1
Decisions announced by Nov 10 i'"'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-06

confined to my room with a bad headache,
(Which 'is perfectly true), and then irItfie
morning | must send her off somehow or
other. Now go down, but breathe not a
word. Send for Miss Bond, your mothef's
old governess, to keep you company If You
like; she lives close by; there will be plenty
OF time for hernp get here. Now 60" he
sald. leading ME gently to the door, and
closing it behind me.
stood for some timein great, perplexjty,
not knowing whether, after all, I had not
better send for some one to see him. but at
last decided that would let things remain
as they were. then proceeded on nv wav
down stairs; but suddenlyrI heard a sound
that made my. heart tbrob, as if it would
burst from my breast. while my breath
came in quick, short gasps.
What was 1t that had so strangely excl
ted me? All, me! it was only a footsten.
but 1t was the footstep of one whom loved
more than life. of one for whom, in the dark
night watches, l had "wateredam my couch
with tears;' Of one, who was ever remen-
bered in my earliest and last PRAYERS. T
hastily recovered myself, descended, entered
the drawing room, and found myself face
10 iace win Walter Ashton, / raised nv
eygs 70 MS lace; it was pale but calm; the
"Oh, Walter, how could Won =, 7 ex-
claimed; and then buried my face in nv
hands. - ~
He waited until was more composed.
ana then ne said, gravely, 81 would willing
ly have spared us both the pain. tried to
get OIL coming, but, could not. We have
met; we know our duty-let us do it.n '7'f
ms was said almost sternly, but IL had
the effect of completely calming me. and
making me feel ashamed of my weakness
Forgive my folly" said, holding out
my hand, "but twas such surprise. Mr..
sharp forgot to mention your name in his
lately" ,.... .- ''' "'0
Poor child!' he said, halfin his caressinr
tones; but suddenly recollecting himself.
he turned away abruptly and began making
some common remarks in the coldest man.
ner. This continued until was well nigh
distracted, when fortunately Miss Bond and
the dinner were announced together.
TCONrT rcIoN
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b CHAPTER II.

'.i '' CHAPTER II. ..l-'
1t was the evening of our return that /
followed my mother to her dressing room,
and there, kneeling before her, with my
arms clasped round her waist, told of my
happiness. She waited patiently until
had finished, and then bending down she
kissed my forehead. looked up to extend
her tender caress, and saw, to my surprise,
her eyes filled with tears, and a culver on
her lip. ., 3. .... ---..
'sNIother, dear" said, smother, does it
make you unhappy" and | felt the blood
leave my face at the thought.
''Bessie, DEAR she said, Ito no one could
rather trust my child than to Walter Ash
ton. know him to be all that is good and
noble: but your father is ambitious and looks
higher. tear, my darling, he will not be
pleased.o .. g.,
"What!'' cried, starting to my feet, s'does
he put riches and title before true, honest
love? Is affection to be sacrificed to what
he calls good positiong No, no; he would
not be so mean-so cruel" so-
Thus went on, not needing in my ex-
citement the look ofanguish on my mothers
face. $3.50.
'"Bessie," she said presently, 81 cannot
bear this much longer?" a1
Then came remorse and shame for having
allowed my passion thus to overpower me,
and bent over the dear one caressingly,
and said softly, "mother, l will try to bear
1t for your sake" 1s.l.Os ..a,
ls then went to my room; sat down on
the bed, trying to collect my bewildered
thoughts, but in vain; felt stunned, stupe-
fed. i slept heavily, and could hardly
arouse myself the next morning, and then
for some time could not remember what it
LII s.1r, Il h.,k,
recollection came, and buried my face in
the pillow with moan. 1t was no use
giving away, however; so jumped up,
hastily, and tried to nerve myself to meet
nv father. j feared the interview would
be stormy one, for he was hasty and pas
sionate, and was, moreover, as my mother
had said, very ambitious, and felt that
anything could say would be of little or
no avail.
when + met my father at breakfast
knew by his cold, grave manner that my
mother had told him, and the results were
as feared, and my heart sank. Nothing,
however, was said until the meal was con-
cluded, when my father requested my pres
ence in his study in an hours time. was
punctual to the moment, for heard the
clock as / entered. g 95i .ait
Ny father was seated at a. table, but rose
and handed me chair. I,glanced timidly
athis face. butit wasimmovable. -
"Well," said he, after q pause, during
0wh'thsI had been getting irritated at his
heaftlessness, shave you nothing to say for
:. Mamma has told you ALL i suppose l
iMd dAnd do youknow what you are sacrifc-
- N}laa b r ranl;ed aa title nerbans1 and
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. III e H L r f. q
1sasA&S~> % .sHi
P ROCL A MATION!,

THE QUALIFIED VOTERS OF
4 Franklin County are hereby notified to meet at
their respective places Of holding elections on tho
I'd Tuesday of October, A. d. 1865, being the :
10th Day Of October, A. ID. 1865,
and vote for the following officers, to.wit:
One Governor; one Lieutenant Governor; one |u-
preme Judge (full term, one Supreme Judge. iva
cancy); one Treasurer Of State; one Attorney Gen
erali one School Commissioner; one Member of
the Board of Public " Orks: one Clerk of the, SUI
CLERK Of the Courts; one Treasurer one Anditor.
one Commissioner: one Infrmary Director; one
Coroner; one Surveyor, and one State Senator to
represent the counties of Franklin and Pickawa v /
The Trustees Of theseveral Townships are reauir-.
ed to return to the Clerk Of the Court the names Of
the following numher of lurors. - -
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-, Given under my hand and seal, this 9th
lsEAL.l day of Septen Der. A. ID. 1866
., WILLIAM DOMIGAN, l5l
,.,io Sheriff OF Franklin County, Ohio. /,
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We indebted TO the Greeupor Waterman for favors
Purscr VIM Hampstead, Of the steamer Geo Cromwell,
from New Orleans has onr thanks for favors.
Coiiisor-sohooner Psran of East Machias, came In
collision with schooner Telegraph from Elizabehpor
bound the Novelty Works with pig iron carrying
both msEts and STAYING IN sarboard bow The Paran re-
ceived but slight damage The collision occurred ON
Catharine ferry
ssr Singapore Sept D-A Ere broke out on nc %
7th Inst board the Magnet King OF Boston a ancho,
the roads, estnyshed with assistance from her
MaJesys ship Coquc,te little damage being done she nad
cargo board
snip Y BAKyR--Pil, Oct 2s-The Baker Allen from 81
John, NIB 10 Bristol lost ancors and cabc s
night and brought 70 Kingroaa shwih re'"a'" ~ "os'
shore below the 9wnsh
spring tides .opou (Br) from Liverpool fos New York,
wh~s IN i nso steering apparatus and proved
resslve tSrlLp " Rlebyopd No from pbuadapba fof
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sr"ase ADh Bo f Asms . aol
PS ms~ sPu Edwin Blu dis. from Ro.
a- Ps1 lss SWEET Oh 4dsourn.. c.s.,
Rowland sa Xrr steamships earser.burr povd,eh
Central sriean ports siss GO 4den City Bradbury. San
w.S SEQ F Fra mshp o0n''u'''n
,. s,ea ans nse sam wss ship Nary
Yop os s Osrs sr Hsl ms
2s bark Victoria Br Christian Miroeane TO load for
SgEISssaows Oct HAn peslp Is, NYork for Liverpool
ceaSed @irginia 90, Liverpool for NfofS 'ana pro-
ca Srn Ivy 2Putn David R,own, from callao for
York pa. damaged hsra been IN .contact With
oes Aug w2a SiS a sa as s5i % ser
BoanerS 1 Na lid reapar bartlett Portland Mes
sun,sa1 oct ioIn pot lark surname, Hurd, from Bos'
ST Jons, NIB, Nov 4cii bfig Far OF Faith. Peak, Ha-
yEs:cg, Oct g-AT ugo, WORK.
pts4 ssd seP eT gin ps "p D,S,ns Hsn from
England; hars T E, Megskley Nor FROM
more from calao eao oSs 70 he I bocads s 81 The
o n y ea6 fore e as a loading within me
rates
WuAsPoA, Aug 2o-Arr Sen SER cnt, winsor Hong Kong;
SEPT !, Amy Wargtck' i.eary, Nm ,..y., -,
4th, Emily W Seyb urn, Armstrong, Nagasah
American Forts.
BOSTON Nov ns sche osSa Br stone LIVER
Roo sass b@k ann s%s ssrsm &
Margaretia Ham, Ther'ng rotterdam; schrs Clara Z
Canpobelo; May Kelley savannah Wright, Higgins,
sas%
mond, Paine; Pathway Green: ) simmons Candy; r
Kirkland, Besse; Amos Edwards Babcock; Magee, Robin
son; il simmons Cooley ana i 4 Conant Wass, Phila-
delphia Globe, Bennett; Mary, Drsko, and @ Snow,
Sawyer Eiizabe.hport Cid ship Audubon, Thatcher Rio
Urgent Br) Edward Cork via Philadelphia:
OF the Sea, Weber Sherbr Islands, WCA schr Granite
State Hailed, NYork sid ships Premier, Audubon Ma
tIonal Eagle, Nightingale
FORTRESS MONROE, Nov 8--Arr brig John Welsh, Jr,
dolDhta achpg n he
Sid schrs Americus and II. siarp, Richmond and w
Brown City Point
MOBILE, Nov l-Cld schr John Pultz, Boston.
2dArr Slips John NAVAL Br), Orkney, Llverpoo Num-
guam Domio Burt NYork Cld brig Mystic Berry, Boston,
3d-Arr ships Belcarrg Br,, Chapman 1iverpoo Prin-
Royal (Br) Purcell aud Maxwell (Br) Williams do;
Vanguard Russell Port Royal Wild Rover Taylor Boston,
bark Roosevelt, Herrman, NYok. Cid steamship Gulf
Stream, Mount, NYork brig Mattapony, Wyman New Or
leans
York,
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Our Ottawa City Correspondence.


OTTAWA CRY, CIV, Nov 8, 1865
II is beyond doubt that steps he to be taken by
the Canadian government to meet the anger Of the Fe
niap movement.
The Executive Council met in Montreal on the 9TH
and is to meet in this city the l0h antthough il is
OF course. not known what business due enough
transpired to show that the placing ars force ON
the line Of frontier discussed That force will likely
be at cas. twelve battaons, some six erht thou
sand men, and this viii be- backed by the regular force
in the country, now amounting to about ten thousand
men.
Montreal Is TO furnish three battaions or about fr
teen hundred Three four others will be rah.d
Of the city and Canada West six eight BATH
ions will also be raised OF these three will iron
Toronto.
Such is the dit In the cities and a growing pugna
cious feeling is arising The Montreal Gde Of the 7th
Gays that III lighting will tight the utter
most
The paper adults that il is possible for 4 body OF
fifty thousand Fenans 10 get upon Canadian territory
and do "a good deal Of Mischief but that they would
be driven back after getting "such lesson as would
not speedily be forgotten II also Publishes the pas
of the chief pastor Of the Irish Catholic church.
Fenian movement On the Influence OF this pastoral
with the focks Of the Cathohc church in r.nada 'he
government depends little Tor peace ana quiet 30
FAR rs home goes.
TIKI CAPITAL
is not dsquieed in the same way ms arc the frontier
cities towns IL being back from the ne and there
fore removed from danger.
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Protest Of the Foreign Ministers at the
Action Of Admiral Pareja.
The Revolution in the Republic
Of Peru.
Affairs i'm Panama and the Republic.
of Central America.
&C. &C. &c.

BY the arrival Of the steamship Ocean Queen, Captain
EOsum, at this port yesterday from Aspnwall the
SHIT ull we late and highly important intelligence
from Pacific, which will DO found in the letters Of
eur correspondents below.
The following IL the specie list OF the Ocean Queen:
FROM FAN FRANCISCO. Eugene Kelly h Co $2l2500
A Oohn Il Co. $57 800 Lees h Waller $4,000
August Belmont Panama RR Co.. 80, io7
Co............l io3 $50 Eugene Kelly n Co. III, 100
Duncan Sherman Il AspINwALI
Oo............... 60 1914 Boadley EHo... $50
Water Watson. 52,4T6 Flint Il FALL. .....-. 1900
wells Fargo Il Co.. $4,000 -
Total. II ,247 IN
We indebted TO the courtesy OF Pnrser Perkins, OF
the Ocean Queen for the prompt delivery Of our des-
patches
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DorY--on Thursday November Q, instantly killed
while passing under bridge on the Hudson River Rail
road near Peekskili GyoR0g II Dory, Of Ezra and
Harriet A. noty.
The friends and relatives OF the family respectfully
invited to attend The funeral from the Methodist church,
fahkll landing, this Saturday. afternoon, At two
O'Clock.
GAHTAs-On Wednesday, November 9, suddenly,
0wss GARILAs, in the I'D year Of his age.
The rende and relatives OF tho family respectfully
nvitcS 10 attend the funeral from his late residence,
Paterson Plank Road, Hoboken, this Saturday after
no0n O'Clock The remains will he taken 10 Cal
vary Cemetery for interment
HAapr,-0n Friday, November 10, Of water on the
brain, TnssAs GsoRoI youngest Of John and Mar.
garet Hsrlin, aged year and months
The freAds OF the family respectfully invited 70 AZ
Tend tho fusera from The residence of his paScnte ll7
Thompson Areet on Sunday Afternoon u two O'Clock.
Sc, ~ Vyew LSaxA So 1Awd ycoSi
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SHIPPIN G N & w S .



........... u MOON Rfsrs morn IL II
Observation-Disclosures. AZ NICK WATER. OS
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MISCELLANEOUS.


MISCELLANEOUS.
-CORNS, BUNION.;, CHILBLAINS TENDER.
Il feet &C. skilfuly by Dr. BRIGGS EOS Broad
way during the day. 9lc Broadway morning and
ing Briggs Alev'aor aud Curative sold by druggists
CARPET BUYERS WILL FIND AN ELEGANT As
~ sormcnt of fall STYLES OF English Royal Velvet and
Brussels Carpetlngs at HIRAM ANDERSON'S 30 Bowery;
Mating, Window Shades, Ocoths all widths DrRgets four
yards wide. reasonable prices Look for 90 Bowery
nRESSMAKERS.--MEsnA vIRFOLET, II CLIN-
- place beg leave inform their customers tho
pubic in that they have brought Paris
extensive and choice assortment the richest Coakngs,
Cloak SILK and Velvet Dresses. iaces Linen Goods &c.
Corses made expressly for their house also offered for
sale.
nRY AND SORE THROAT
- In dry throat piece of
AILCOCKS POROUS PLASTER,
applied the relieves, and usually
cures before morning when put on in the night
Sold by all druggists.
Agency Brandreth House,
New York.
30 TO THOMAS r. AGNEW'S, $50 AND 262 GREEN
NJ Eich of Murray, and will find
Teas Coees Fish, Flour thing else cheaper than
any store IN New York. One price house.
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