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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
MentraI.
How to Keep in Good Health
at'I AND
WHAT IS TIE CAUSE OF DISEASE

FNHE primary cause Of every disease that Aesh IL
4 helr 10 ls lnPurty OF the blood. The blood be-.
neslmpure rom many causes. Impure air or
chAnse OF weather, unwhoesome food and exposure
are among the principal causes Of impurlty of the
ol9ou Ihe symptoms are gddiness, headache, con.
rus vi thoughtsi eyes dull end heavy, con.
stpRton OF the bowels, bad taste in the mouth foul
tongue lyer complaints, pains in the back and legs
oss OF appetite, sleepless nights colc, cramp pain
and ightness OF the chest heartburn gout and rheu
metlsn, PuElns and pnrfang, ohills aud evefs more
OF ess accompanying these and long tram of troub.
esome and dangerous affections, all OF which NAV he
prevented and cured BY taking a few doses Of nr
SIRlCklIANDS VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
plLIOoS flLLS' They VIII purity the blood and put
lhe stomach bowels and liver a healthy condition
Ihey are particularly suitable for chrome and nervous
diseases Every iamly and every soldier should
Keep supply OF these Pills. many diseases are oh
Waited ny t"elr use. They mild and safe ruesli
taking cold. q a t.'t r ~ = .-N~SN'0 y
sold by al druggists sent to any part on receipt
" eents and stamped envelope, address
eu W: STklOk LAND, g east Fourth street, Cueinna
Il, ohio
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
EVERY NAN SHOULD INSURE his LIFE

rtlHE 4Etna grants polleies FOR LIFE, for a term
4 Of years, Endowment policies and chidI ems Eu-
dowment. Also, Non FOrteitng Policies on which no
payment Is required aiter ten years,
Five thousand dollars paid two losses in this city
within the last SIX months.
Among all the contrivanoes Of men to protect the
family circle from want, none Oe fsund more sim
pie s character noble IN It's features, certain In
It's results than Life Insurance IL Is the prop which
the dying husband caves to
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
COUGH NO MORE.
TRY sTRICRLAND's MELLIFLUOUs DOUGH
r.l BALSAM. ~

Tbisis the best and cheapest remedy for Coughs
Consumption. Everybody who has tried this excel
ient % Bslsam enthusiastically recommend u. Mrs
MlNheil barr street. CincinnatI, says abe has been
not 70 be aole TO walk up starss She took one bottle
o, inns balsan, aud has been better ever SINCE and
aduseS All Wno nave Coughs Colds aud Asthma 10
try TINS valuable Cough pasAm. Fifty ceuts per bot
Tie, sod ~ all druggists, aud manufactured al No
east Fourth street, Cincinnati.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

Would these chlldrea nave comfortable home, and
tha means OF etucAtiUnl Would this wife he indepen-
dent OF the cold charities OF the wOTldf Would tins
aged and feeble parent be provided lori Would my
estate pay M debtsI Wouii there be no sacrihce OF
property by forced sales oil administrator to meet
ice demands OF ofcredtorssaes made when the market
tends downward and prices cannot be replizedf"
How lew can answer these question TO their satisae
toni They fear ask them, and cherish tbs belief
that they have long lease he, rus Is OolA loot
ish and eowardly, The brave man
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
PROTECTS HIS AGED PARENTS

Evan WHARF he has preceded them into eternity; ~ It
he honest debtor satsnes his cOndng CREDITOR when
fate seemed least proptIous. In moral and woriuly
sense II is one great weapon by which to rob death OF
Lei any husband father, son, ask himself "H was
to die tonight, would those who are dear 10 me
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
plantation l5ittrrs,
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Persons OF sedenaty habits troubled with weakness
assitude, pspitaton Of the heart lack Of appetite,
dlstross after eating, torpid liver, constipation, &C.,
deserve to suffer II they will try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS
Which recommended oy the highest medical
authorities and warranted TO produce an immediate
beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, per.
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a healthy, gentle stlmulant Is required
They purify, strengthen and nugorate;
They create sealthy appetite;
rhey nre an anudote to change OF water and diet;
They effects Of dissipation and late heurs
They strengthen Che system and enliven the mind,
They prevent miasmatc and intermittent fevers;
They purify the breath and acidty OF the stomach;
Ihey cure dyspepsia and constipato
They cure diArrhea, cholera and cholera morbus;
They cure liver complaint and nervous headache;
They make the weak strong, the languid brilliant,
and exhausted natures great restorer They are
composed Of the celebrated calissya bark, winter
green, sassSrs, and herbs all preserve in per-
ieotly pure st. Croix rum.
"' . Ihave given the Plantation Bitters TO hund
reds OF disahlsd soldiers with the most astonsh.
ing effect G. W. ANDREWS,
supt. Soldiers Home, Cincinnati"
80" The Plantation Bltters have cured m g OF liver
complaint Of which was lsid up PROSTATE, and had
to abandon my business. lg
II, b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, OHIO" .
"'"I owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life
Rev. W. h. WAGGoNER, Madrid, NY.
'' 81" = Thou wilt send me two bottles more OF thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly benefit
ted by their use. Thy friend,
ASA OURRIN, Philadelphia, Pa"
g" " have been great sufferer from dyspepsia
and had to abandon preaching. The Plantation
itters have cured me. 80. ....
Rev J. s. CATH0RN, Rochester, N. y"
90" send US twenty.four dozen more Of your
Plantation Biters, the popularity of which are daily
Increasing with the guests Of our house.
a- SYKES, CHADWICK a CO..
Proprietors Wilard's Hotel, Washington, ID. O."
Such one in thousands OF certificates daily re-.
ceyed. They immensely beneficial to weak per.
sons and delicate females .ff
Be cautious Of re-hlled bottles See our signature
on fine steel plate label They are not sold by the
gallon. They are only sold IN our patent log cabin |
bottles, by respectable druggists groosrs, hotels s
oons, steamboats, and country stOres. ~ " al
p DRAKE CO.,
ssHdsWom l 9U2 broadway, MY.
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LOOKS TIE DANGER IN THE FACE,

That he may grapple with iIi the man, that be
may study its nature and pailate It's threatening. The
means Of pslharon at hand, Of easy 70 all
hisI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
Dress ano CLOAK aaaktno.

FASHIONABLE DREsS a CLOAK MAKING
AFiss ANNA NUssER, hshlooablo Dress and
ltl Cloak Maker begs TO inform her old customers
sid The pubic generally that Hhe has opened Ahf
On Thru street, over Mclanels store third story1
She solicts custom, and will furnish dress aud cioak
trimmings II desired. aiid2gs
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gu &C KE v.

I EARN ESrLYi caution all young men suffering
their health BY patron inng aiiy Of the advertising
quaeks You can fnlly recover by the methods used
oy the ads erser, and by hundreds OF Others and In
40 other way. Read a letter which will send you'll
You Will send me "a post paid envelope bearing your
ADDRESS. Direct to EDWARD h. TRAVER, u
deZsdaWbm Lock Boz, Boston, Mass
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

Loan on Bond and Mortgage and Stock
coIlaterals l7aIs "a
Bopdh; -. ;...;.,....d..;. sS4Ss so
Shares soiS44 so
Central RAilroad Sharea...s........i.l SS7b 90
Accrued Interest, Premiums due, and All g. ~ -
other property Of the compsny. ....,...., 1884 10
Total Market Value .ssta, lsa SO
. 10 LIABILITIES. D ttsg1.i
Unsettled iB,669 90
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26
SUPPORT THE WIFE OF HIS BOSOM

tits the hand OF tho provident father reaching
forth from the grave, and still nOurishng his offspring,
and keeping together the family. BY 1t, the faithful
son
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-01-26

Having ons OF the most ssms,s,. p,,n.n. - 300 %.
hshments in southern on., Oh, s,uis.. 4. sII iaa
kinds Of work, BooG, Plain, or or0.t.sDl, l.sl
olAAs. We have one Of the m,,.,, p,.,,. iad
all sns modern Ssyss Of SVSs, md We Snpioy ne l'
bsst WoFkmsn. i'A' i1a iA1
.wshsve thres Power Presses connected via on .
Job Department, and prepared 10 execute worv 1
vithneatness and dispatch. " pa o1o't oa'iJ su(
Ss-ordSrsfr Rom sbread VA ssossSs SsSaAP Aass % a
don Address nifi'9 +fah yba4b lAa ,asniissl
HUBBARD 4 Bro, Dayton, OGIs.
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LIFR rNsURArTOEl
lT on TO ~

Young men Just starting IN BUSINESS whose CHIEF
capital Is their energy aud integrity their
ives 70 the amount Of half their hamties. Siich an
act OF dsnterested honesty when known 20 their red
tors would Justly Increase their confidence IN them
II would show that they did not Wish 20 their hast
friends exposed 10 anT aVodabe Ontngsneyi and the
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BOOK FwORK

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Nos, Is and Al Hammond street,

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CISelNEATi, oHGo
The New York herald., 1865-06-11

NAnAg Nay sArr brig Chic Br,. sctenon. Cape Has'
ass 1Ur sos'Gn % al;n.sed Wa hort bar. Apd.. for
Poac. foa Nay n-In por. brig "Hsrsn fos Balumorsl
s.1s An Ssssa i Rs.
aP I Rs .a- Rss 1 s
Hsss sns.sss Noble
fIs y o s
Br to take in teas for NYork asth ship
81 GscIa Nay Ain port brig George from New Haven,
.hg sS so cShs ss .Sp NxGs Ja.
se.sy SIis%ssa sosicn; S ssSr Sss
a ' PmHaa Wa% se
NYof cid Iris s%mORs a. New Yoss r.
AoS ao s s "a aSas os %a ss
shaw ana EssssiOr Psndsfsas do i7th sa10n Greene
s Of hs Wet vns a e
YIoiIo, April Gin port Nabob Peengn for shaDg-
American Ports.
eS
A.
.Sxfi Ha5i june Darks vaea m aunn
@ %ss ss
York va % rvsr Mccoy JaSnsOn
Sid bark Norma (Brem) Amsterdam. -
sGH: rs Es@s s sss ssS
Hall G Baltimore; Elizabeth Crowe SmitheNY
yS os9r0s sssr HSsi Whpps s
ss syGgs SID bark
Freeman, S5owelI NYoik Leverins' Carson vii.
mnFon n N ASo sns s9s sosr Fountain Davis Work
Sid schr Harriet Rogers Handy NYork Cor an Eastern po;
Be- s1n port schr Benz sons
Brown from and NYork cd sth schrs Village Queen
or Rch and Express, Conant Boston; Atwaer Clover
GLOUCESTER. Junes s-Arr schrs william Baker Pierce,
snT @s M 2a ss% s sss; Rss R as Ill.,
Boston; Hanson Gregory Gregory Preyidence. ,.,,..
schrs Br) Parsons Cruz; Mary Campbell.
Porte TamPso Below Coming gp9, sehIs Athsa aodfrs
bark Mahion Williamson Thompson, Matanzas brig FredO.
RSfis kMYfS n aao %
gEDFoED sshT: Harriet Maria Csass
9th, Mystery Kelley do Sid chrs Ellen Rodman Bowman
a1a PM oyd Kelley
Philadelphia for NBedford Roxanna Burley Phillips New
amd HaabeS ao e smh CSds NYorF for New Market
III; Anna Edwards, Ellis, Philadelphia Vgiant Whtes
PHTE1bEIPHIA, Jnne s-Arr schrs Gar Hammond,
smith oPando Fan River Cid brss Eiizabeh Lockwood
co, Pernsmbacc jesse Williamson Jr Winsmore, Boston;
Doane Knowlton, do West Wind, Harrington Portland;
PoRTLASP June AT .shr HOrtenss, splsr, Balti;
Cid schr Union Post Baltimore. Sid brig Highland
PokrsaoUTH % june @ s-Xrr M % sohT Howe. Ellis Pha.
PROVIDENCE, June e-Arr steamers Galatea Jones and
Ospray Kenney NYork; schrs Amelia Beebe Philadelphia;
ssop Cen Kossnth cos SYort sid Seaport vsiaer New
York Ssms, Lucy Robbins aha Na:on DO Wall. Rva.r
Ames, Turner NYork
The New York herald., 1865-06-11

y =
Ss.s; VIZ %s.s O.,s.n.. Is
barn LSai.s !Of Iu,si isiAads Mcclellan. Hsuvta' Is
s:'s 0spr.y sof ISrs, 1.i.Sd johnson, Cow Bay
barn Marathon tef coiamsis Falls, prslo, Cow Bay 10
to ssasss ~ a. s. .a
sy fss ss sss sss 8 With
81 sss 10 H s
ms. as 50 10 Ion IA IS spoke Br brig John Bernard hence
,,ss sss Ssiys, G MP Lee Mnsan 50 days.
mahogany Ac, TO AieIandre Son Had Light winds and
@
short short ms in that eoneton same day. saw Quantities OF
Ss sym of TSrIS Island swaine BarbsdGs j snys Us
q s. sgnslizsd bark steering s, showing white signal
Brig ocean ssa Belle sellers eof Turks n Kingston Ja
II days, VIM bamboo, q Brett; Son Co. -. ,s,.,.
with sugar. o Miller nj Moashon
ans + 6sxos 'cf s $Ska. Mp. cobars. May.sues Is
srs Rs,Isvsr lof 6S:r!esiSxn PED; Nay osnfues0'
:Ss1s Of Fr0Vin'sioWn " 0S
srs G.@iII. tof RsT%Yd. Newman Mansanilla May H.
Brig Firm Br), Wiley, Cow Bay u days. with coal to
Brig Juno ef Annspsl,s Ns Williams, Cow Bay cB "
Brig Portsmouth, Ginn Hilton Head IL days, with TIMBER
Brig Shay Smith Fortress Monroe, days, in ballast
Storm Birs yeIse seos Rio cTaPae APs
S 81 spoke ship Lytleton, of and for Boston from Caner'
schr (of 81 Andrews NB) Parrt Guayanilla,
PR May p with sugar, DC, 70 sturges Co. Nay ~ a'
80 20 Ion 70 lS spoke brig Alice. Of Maitland Ns hence
scbr Traveller (of Hafax) Thomas, Ponce Pr ls days,
with molasses, 70 Jas Hunter Co. ,,. nm -
sehr louisa s. john, NB( Wood, Trinidad % days,
schr Smith Br), Grant 81 Peters PEI IS days. with
oats. TO Buck 4 Co.
Schr Kedron (Br) Pes River Herbert days. with coal,
schr Lilly Dale, Gordon, Beaufort sdays
schr 9 n NeSins, Leaman, ci.y Loint Sdsys
schr II Nichols, Wheeler Virginia. days.
schr Alice Hardy Pearler, Virginia, days.
schr L sherman, Mills, Virginia.
sehr Sr MOI. SeGs sede Se Beds ssi.%SSre day..
sohr Pitts, Jones' Baltimore, days
6chr Brandywne Lockhart philadelphia for Providence.
schr James Bropny, Becker Rockland
schr Amos Fakenburg Staples Providence for Phadel'
schr II N Smith, Robinson, New Haven.
6chr Evelyn, Palmer Stamford
schr Joseph Hail. Cole, Portland, Ct.
schr Maggie Bell, Giikey willeTs Point
schr Ann Cousins Port Chester.
Steamer Uncas, Fargo, Baltimore for Norwich
Steamships City OF Baltimore Helveta, Tcutona, Arago
Ellen Terry, Yazoo Hyer Havana, Geo Washington,
. As sdns GafH LSusa gss
gress Southampton barks Waterman. Morton, Ris-
ing Dawn Zngarella Stewart; brgs Harriet, Florence
Bayles.
Wind at sunset NV.
The New York herald., 1865-06-11
SH1PPIN G NE VS..
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DnvH NJ Na- .Unme 1a6K



Steamship Havana Greene, Havana-sponord rles.on 4
Steamship Guiding Star Bell. New oreans-James A Ray
nGs Steamship George washington, aaser New orleansHB
Cromwell i Co
ssssmship Carolina, Philips, saysnnah-s Joncs
Steamship Denton, saiter Xswbern, NC-Murray ANe.
pIss.; ss..m.aD Terry. Chaplin N.ro.rn-c oood.pe.a
Y.soo Couch Norfolk and Richmond-a Hens
Steamship Chesapeake, Sherwood. Portand-H Crom
wiley '''''"n''''' "''''e'' '''
Bark Maria Norton .Br, wpodwsrd' Sarselies
STSs oaDD. Dutch r.r..msuso ana B..
Bark zassf'is Isr, Lane Vera crs-p Alexandra
iy Eon:sS %e,nc..
wen Msns. s.m.o, n.,.no Kingston La R.rh,nd Aco
@ N.4a N tR.T B. Srsns M.
Bris chaniclesr tBry hssford, osutOis. NI-Howland
ASss'sw5 Az ss,n.so, ,p,, smith p.wor
ccsaoz. ssha r1s % Ads''er ra' R00rle' A''n1''R'''
S scSr .1adfs r B ,ss sess Sow vsan nsnr
::s. Mary White ' .',..' s. 1s.'." rs'
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b:sss. f;S. Sy.n .,n,,
:sss s.ss An.'... Dn.-s w..A'son Dcv.. srnn,
seSr y Lee T srunnsn % %sssinstSn@N { MecSssdy Co.
sc,r s Msrnes bsssS:r LovsisSd, PSsdspSia- 4
scSr q crevslspS whn.emore, osnden-R p Buck 4
Gen, A,s'.v nsr.,. Portsmouth, sn~ws Brow. O..
s.ssy h:s s f.
ssSI ssS S.;ss. ..,s Ss. sissss: sssss
Schr Mary AtwAAey, warner, New HAven-H RacheW 3
soop Belle Sands New Havep-M Briggs Son.
'~-"e' "'''''''' "'"1 AnR1vE% J,su.'''''
ssamshR R CslsdDnia 81 F'rnsT Sisasow wian
Ion o 81, ssw chip Seymour bound x. o- ,.
steemshp Morning eer Nelson, New orleans June y
and the bAr Sh Io0 A. WV mdse ena 70 jas
DON Inst % scS6rsrs SPOKE 6.n.h :I,l io.s. bossa
y; 1h atS Ion ~ ,poks bark chrpps Ssh, pssssd tvo
eteemsnp star OF the Union, slanchard New Orleans
June With ndss 81. And pssssnser: pas to Cr:mveh Co
Resssd stesm:nR Evening STAT outside bound ~;
rn y mi miss x from Sw rsss sesmsshp Geo Sronwsn;
Dh, key west bearing wNWl spoke ship VIM Cun,ppp,
bound New YORK. On, ht % Ion ~ slsnaired schr Eu'
Pnnssmn 4ound ~ sS s.., ,, -,.s .....-
The New York herald., 1865-06-11
e " r O p E.
Our London, Paris and St. Pc
tersburg Letters.
THE PANIC In TIE COTTON TRADE.
The French Press on the Mexl-
can Difficulty.
gIXyIA NTERCEDlNG FOR nAxlMlLlAN,
Sc, SC, &C.
The PANIC IN TIE COTTON TRADE.
Our London Correspondence.

Our London COrrespondence.
LONDON, Nay "a, 1896
sAs Panic in TIE Cotton Tnade-TAe Retei Commissioners
ss Bwope-Rebel Rams in the kdrket-TA< Neutrality
Trade Conc Up DC.
s,noe the first moment when the news arrived from
The Onlted States Of the final suppression of the rebellion
American securities have gradually assumed healthier
tooe CO, which at time had risen 70 prepos-
ferrous price only kept up by fictitious saies for
though island and the other best qualities Of Amer
cotton fall very low, the fact Of the sup
preston Of the rebellion has dreadfuly reduced the
value of the shorter staples the product Of the East In
a1es Egypt &c. The consequence Of this depreciation
h crisis among the India cotton merchants, and the
great failure Of Messrs ByranJee, Cana Son. Of Bom-
hay Of the first fruits Of that crisis The liabilities
of this firm in London alone exceed one million
serlng while the total amount is stated 10 fall little
short Of four millions sterling The failure Of numerous
sther smaller firms daily looked for and in China the
svertrading which belief in the ability of the Southern
xebe TO proong for heightened period their struggle
had given rise to will 1t is dreaded bring down very
large number Of houses in Shanghae Canton &C Thus
on that every movement on your side OF the At
Antic finds its response on this side.
Mexican securities here totally worthless and the
quotations in the market low they are all hcti
ous the sales being between the right hand and the left
hand.
happened the other day meet Mr. Mason, the late
% called rebel commissioner here, at friends house,
whore he called for the purpose as believe Of trying TO
got some family matters arranged He, at least has
gwen up all hope and did not hesitate TO say that he
would counsel Southern accept the present
position for 1t would be than folly TO prolong the
struggle Yet could not help noticing that he still
1ondy chung to the idea that Texas might hold out Mr.
6de is, hear also dreadfully cut up and depressed
The vessels which were built here in the hopes Of
beng by some trick got out Of the country and sold 10
Jen Davis Co, arc now for sale TO any government
which stands in need of such ships as is also an infinite
quantity Of arms &c is reported they will be sold to
Paraguay 10 assist that country In its struggle with Brazil
And talking OF BRAZIL should think that the equivocal
position Of the Emperor Naximian and the abolition Of
slavery in the United States cannot be very pleasing 10
1bat empire.
The New York herald., 1865-06-11
Strange Statement Respecting the Road
Murder.

dit, which has been time in existence, and has
been confirmed denied, with reference 70 the
Road Hill murder, now exciting 80 much comment In
Engandt may not be unnterestng TO your readers 20
know that Mr. Kent the father Of Miss Kent 10 under
stood generally 70 be negtmate Of his late royal
Highness the Duke Of Kent father Of Queen Victoria
and consequently Miss Kent the self accused criminal
ID the niece Of the Queen Of England.
The New York herald., 1865-06-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
A MOTHER GREAT CURE
"A IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK
citizen well known TO the mercantile
community,
BY DIR J. Il SCI SCH%EHCK %


THE f. RS sShAiIIssSSB I 5sss sS%BSSE BSSHon
OFFICE OF New YORK AND GArrNA LEAD compArY,l
No s SAsi5S DR. sJ.fHr g. H. sSTrNSK SHT MEX june 1860
Win sa WSc S or @ times 70.
% % I s tR %soa n m assh and G1 %
last had very and according 70 ths
ssyasa q he " msds g
prepared far property matters were concerned e
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msnced taking Ny feet and limbs were very much
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% % ss take as smoM T hss ySu r %
and 70 as e sss sns: s s
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under a your my appetite became Gr,.
nutritious nature and 70 exercise about
have been several Years Srehe better sS4n
s sSas vice. medicines
DIR; scHENcK will be a. his rooms. No g Bond street
sX n un p n His medicines can obtained there
- TAuTIoy,vBEwARE OF An IMPosToR
The sS s sn
New York for over three years where ne has
sna sss BE-
Bond Ro Sssr s % m fosn as & Tuesday
~ 1a sdycs & i free Sg Ho pse
PILLS, Is cents per box.
nrvoRcE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
r''' to sne ssnss Lave %
DIVORCES LEGALLY PROCURED WITHOUT PUB
out fee ADVANCE a. FREE moWEs
70 TO THOMAS r. AoSEw's, go AND ssa GREEN,
rcn & sSnfr Flour sna else cheaper than
any store in New York One price house.
MO INyENrIoN OF THE PRESENT cESIyEy TJ,c, ,Ivn EH;
ssds s % K S at sr i@eS M eSopee. for removing
irscfles sunburn dscclora.ions rnsworm salt rhsom
s;aSon s ssaa Ike
81 S eaSs ss hs or
dens available at whers Of course ne lux 81
of1cers shipmascrs bear witness 70 IL exalted mer
This soap nfaibe remedy ior tne ni.e o
venomous insects and the very best shaving compound
invented. - u....~,, =, -. .,..... ....--
fuous hair from any part OF the body Notnng ,ooss
well commanding foreheaa snS 10 m ~ s,os
this be obtained except py tho usc " oo"
raud's Poudre Subtitle. -.~ -, rvv a. .u,,h.,
s~sicie Of primary Importance nasmuch a. win Instantly
s:ss' s:ss rSs I s Is csf
ROUGE il enormous One touch OF the Rouge gives 70 .ne
paest fsce the healthful hue OF the moss rgsS
futsiy imnovable BY washing rubbing LILLY wds> h>
hen applied the skin hslghtens 70 an astounding uese
the brilhancy Of the complexion. -. -
HAIR RESTORATIVE not only restores lost hair but Pre-.
vents lie falling stiff, wy hair SOFT Silly
ana aiossy. Cures dandrun, &c -
Found al DR.. FELIX GOURAUDs old established depot,
ASS Broadway near Grand street. Of Calender
burg Johnson Detro Green, worcester and druggistr
gen&rally.
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Nn AvfstOerhthc knposuFf.
A SON oy the LATE DUKE on rHwOAsTII IN THE
DIVORCE COURT.
The case of Clinton Clinton In the London Divorce
Court occupies largo share Of tho attention Of the Br
tsh pross and lively correspondence The subject has
sesn sons On In be London Epa Tbe suit ~ INSTITUTED
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE n, 1853

Taylor Mr. and Mrs l. Price and maid Mr. and Mn "
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England Domingo de Reutena OF Spain; Watt, Watt
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Gaml Cooper Fl Bslchsr and Braine of New York;
Colladay OF Balamore Mrs w Roberts and two ehiI
Hume stAbb, I Kirby, and Mrs Nelson Of Hall
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OIvORCE PRIVATE CONSULTATIONS ON THE
subect this and other States DEGREES legally OBJ
tainsd. Y. l. KING, Counsellor At Law, 33b Broadway.