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-aS Fog,bOw,Nc :.

VUNHf1 FOLLOWING is q list ofeunredeemed
pieces, tracts lots of land situate in the county
of Kenosha, State of Wisconsin, which were sold on
the eth day OF May A. D. 1863 for the unpaid of
calculated thereon to the last day OF tedemption d
on each parcel Now, therefore, Notice is hereby Civ
en- that unless such lands redeemed on or before
the 18th day of May 1866, they will be convene
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cOE.S DYhPEPSIA CURE

VIII relieve distress from foods porifya stoma
in less time Than it takes to write THIS line,
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FOR YOUR CASH,

You can do just about your own way with me. Money
have got 10 have one way or another ''i
Kenosha July 18th, 1868 r9s,s-a.-.Y., -.ys H2
If DAEEEs, KNAPP
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~ GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE!
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE !

an invaluable friend a who weak, debilitated
~asaF- ~ ar in o low state of normal action.
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l0PFIcr o. rHE srcRrrARY o. STATE, !

The publisher of each paper in this state will please
publish the above act each week three months
prior to the next general election and send his Dill to this
office Tor payment. ......s ,rfLUClUS FAIRCHlLD, =
BINS Secretary Of State.
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TAKEN up.

AtAME INTO the enclosure Of The subscriber in the
~ town Of Soiners, about the I'd day of Sep
teinber, 1865. a Drr Coored Mich COW, one horn
broken off. Tie owner is requested to call, prove
property, pay charges and take her away. avid
Somers, Sep q, 1850 j j. II. WINsL0W.
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s fr n% 81 ne 81 Sd or see pant y 9
from e line. thence W to land owned by Hale q
e. Bond supposed to be % rds II ks, thence
to corporation line, thence to point fbeg, Ben
thence n to beg; except what may be included
In st known 5 Fremont Avenue -.f t S
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city of Kenoshu-Fir-tw Ward, .

The foitowing described lots and parcels Of land
are $atuatetn Sc Or. sec. Sec 81 re Il %.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1865-09-28

] Hugunin-pt Or 81 at sc cor 1t .ir 1si
10 bk on Washington Island thence parl o..
with sec line to a point opposite to and of
cor 1t 81 Tx l in sec 80 e to sec line ~
sd sec line to government pier thence ..t
north westerly along sd pier to sou !heriy line
of 1t 10 aforesaid thebce sOutherly along sd f8.
line to beg. 662
Dated Kcnosha this It'll day of August, A. d. 1868.
JOSEPH V. QUARLES,
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors Of Kenosha
County Wisconsin wi -.a sta z al. lS#lA g. nl
-E ..f.e.H fa .s.}- -ssHV .raIa Va. .rI --l
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IT OF ne cor thence W pail 10 line
OF sd 1t to W line of same thence to
sw cor thence to Sc cor thence to
beg.
Lee Cg67ean .l )7T1.
]. - do 10000 L - L.. Y =.
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and 229 # W Of ne ed or sec thence
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rds of sw cor 1t IS in sd or sec and
on e line Of KenOsha ST thence TO re.,
sec lie u eBee s rds thence W to 70
Kenosha 81 thence 4 rds to beg Is 90
The }oilowiag. IN NY Or. sec, Sec. I'll r %.
NJ Ehle. 13 2a5
Fourth Ward.
The folioaeing IN Sc or. Sec, Sec 81. rex %.
S FISK. 3 % IS 60
Dated at enosba this 7tb day of Aug, A. d. 1865
'l. - ,-ba.ff rI ]. v. QUARLE5, il4
CLERK OF County Board of Supervisors OF Kenosha
County, Wisconsin. 12W1$
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Second Ward.

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al COlem!'T-pt TX 30, at Sc cor n hf sd bb
on line sd bk Hip Ids, " a line par'i 49,
with n line ed * HIP rds parl with line
sd ok ll-I2 rds, e par with line 1912 rds eO
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s'a- IT'D 5ssa2 s5s- Is - q I'D -r.a rr5rat,
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+ M { xlco.
Two French Columns Advancing
Upon En- PasO.
Cabinet Meeting presided over by
Juarez.
Miserable Condition of the Mexican
Population.
&es L.. IL.

Ell PAso OCT. 20, 1885.
PRESIDENT Juarez and his Cabinet are still here but
the news OF the coming Of the French along the Rio
Grande was received at Ell Paso few days ago
can say how long he will remain nor what effect theI
presence In these regions may have upon his resolutions
has been reported here that General Mejia the COM
mander OF Matamoros intends force to Ell Paso
as soon as he shall have been reinforced by the French
On the other hand, General Brncour who has Just COM
peted the organization Of the State city Of Cbhua
hua, is about 70 send few hundred horsemen to this
city the possession Of which will give to the French the
entire control Of the State
In these critical junctures President Juarez has deemed
IT expedient to call Cabinet council M Lcrdo dc
Tcjada the Minister Of Foreign Affairs glcsiaz Minister
of Justice; Mariana Daz Secretary of War and a few
other gentlemen the other day in obedience TO his
call to discuss the question Of the removal Of the govern
ment Nothing has yet TRANSFERRED, however concerning
their resolution If compelled to abandon FL Paso the
probability is that Juarez will CO. by way Of California
to some OF the southern provinces of Mexico not vet
visited by the French.
The population OF this place and Of tho surrounding
country bled TO death by and acquisitions of all
KINDS necessary TO tie support of Juarez and his gov
eminent. As the exchequcr OF the republic Is empty,
and has no means of being repcnished but by compu-
sorry contributions, they bear the whole burden OF
expenses, and are completely ruined
send you the PsriOdtco Ofcid Juarezs official paper
Published at El paso OF the 18th Of October The only
nnG last organ Of the republican in Mexico
tins, us you will see single article, rather the
tinuation OF an article the rst part OF which
mencod in the last number. The end OF the article.
which is TO have forty eight columns is be published
in the two subsequent numbers. II entirely upon
the orcign question: upon the hopes the attitude Of the
american people gives TO the supporters of the republic
pics the whole OF the present number twelve youmes
viii be the longest on record
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Eewspapcrs Snd Best Lite
rary Family journal fn the Country.
The WEEKLY H@Alp for the prescat week, ready,
contans:--
A full and graphic of tbs Great Reception
given to Lieutenant General Grant ana his lady atthe
Fifth Avenue Hotel n New York; Full details Of tho
Negso Revolt In Jamaica, Of the atrocsus deeds
mitted and Of the punishment awarded TO the lcaders:
Tho latest intelligence from South carolna, Florida ana
other Southern Staes Interesting News from tho Ns-
tonal Capital Late and Important from Europc,
with fun details Of tho Surrender of the pYate Shcnan
doah at liverpool with s,oount OF her depredatons
sketches Of her officers and the views Of the English
press the subject Editorials leading events; Tho
Current News Of the day; Poetry" Grave Song" No
Luck Nor STAR translated from she German for the
WEEKLY HERALD, "Fenian Battle Song;' Two highly
interesting stories, written expressly for the WEEKLY
HERALD entitled Davitts Plot y and 1.-The Nutvllo
FAIR Musical and Theatrical review for the week; In
tercsting Literary, Artistic and Scientific Items Rel-
gious Intelligence The latest Sporting News Seasonable
reading for Farmers Gardeners Varieties; Facetie
Valuable reviews Of the Money, Commercial Dry Goods
Boot and Shoe Castle and Horse Markets. and accounts
OF all important events of the week.
TEgMs-Singc subscription 81; Three copies IS;
Five copies, IS; Ten copies, s15. Single copcs, Five
cents each. limited number OF advertisements Ia.
serted in the WEEKLY HfPAIn
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Monte Christie having been produced there aes~x
Creswick and Ryder still pleased the patrons OF the
Standard with their personations Henry w. was 70
ceived with continued favor Macbeth was also given
Mr. Creswck appearing as Macbeth, Mr. Ryder as Mac.
dun, and Miss Thorne as Lady Macbeth.
In accordance with custom several Of the London
theatres produced the drama Of Guy Faux, Guys Day.
and the Britannia in consequence so besleged
hundreds turned away. Mr.. Bell was good
reshan At the Grecan the buresque Of Guy Faux was
revived Mr.. G. Conquest appearing in his pantomimic
character of Guy At the Engham and City OF London
theatres also Guy Faux given, Mr. Travcrs appearing
% the hero ut the latter Cartouche and The Nasee
cress Girl have been played other nights Mazeppa
was the attraction Of the week at the Pavilion.
.~ Surrey theatre, London. is rapidy approach
The h. '''"r. = II Il. r. :
ing us maj compies.~- gfois Hommes Fats and
Ia famnk Benoiton, les re the titles Of three
L Hon'me qu mangus k Coche arst named piece
new plays just brought out In Paris The Aeatre The
has been very successful at the Vaudeville up With
streets leading to the building we're SO blocked he
crowd the first night of its representation that
horses attached 20 the carriage Of Nile Duverger the
friend OF Prince Demdcf, OIL In fright at the
noise. and were only stopped in their wild career by
workman, who hung TO the carriage pole great risk
t. mis- ownlife Mile. Duyerger stepped ns0m tho
rage, tool emerald brooch her diess and slipped
into her protectors hard 'But, aadame---" ejscu-
lated the mam, "Pray keep it, you," was the
reply, in supphcsting tone, II the fashionable aOres<
who disappearca'up the steps u the theate
THE DAVENPORT BROTHERS AGAIN
From the london Cosms 'ooiitan, Nov Al
Tho Davenport Brothers. who thougIt to- ksrNs
tor Germany Int turned Ont only TO haSe bsssA
hiding the envrons Of Paris, have renppeared the
Of their first exhibitions. VIsfe they ars vanlys
to collect large audiences After the Gus
OF tsdespcopc who pxTt with their damaged waress
It low price these two mediums are row Offering their
pirituaisa at reduced figure They no logger de nand
thirty francs even twenty francs or even ten francs
or admission but will be content simply with five and
hree francs. Despite however, these excessively
cheap that the Safe Herr still connu
empty II very certain thasthc French born Evil tse'
beieverin the eY,rits OF tho American Brothers.
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s.s
Ssyie Esn. B;rns, , 6:p1a 1 s.; GaPi
~ smith, Ileas b + Wilson ! san5or. LAT Latham,
. sSsa rsyn9s Tlers sSssri 81
ders of the Thirty rs United states coored Volunteers
ps@sn vss ays Ross s ss
s sprSs. Go asss n.s S' c SS'Ps Con-
den %hsasn shspgars Lw9o; ;,c Roe Stout
Hoc. Greene sf- Hss Ss sf' Df%RsfG
Ein S'j sSsar S"3 Cure Fierce
yeynaaP Green John Scott.
atchn.o Eoalcr stephen ;pgv r 81 ,m9n ss
sieerase.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY varuna-w Miles, Z Robinson.
McAiiister Reynolds, Jas kallam Is Woodbury., Il A
DEPARTURES.
vASA yra ssnsa ana m r ca
sso an y' we rsa
a Ga S sga end
Dodge. Miss Dodge and brother Mrs Ferry, BERNARD
As sss ssr ae '%ss
wife and child; Mr. beaver Mr.; Chute and child Price
fssa a; jules Crete vile children cssas
% M snoB Be o %a sa ana w
ssnsnson August rSele S,, Anna Dgirs. Jose Fran
.sG V esss sh Ss%s Ps sfsI as
daughter Luigi Carbona ana Two chihrcn antonio barbns
wife and two children; Eduardo Gianora.
Internationally EnsleT III Harris and lady, II rer
essa and Dr ye BRETON oatman, FMik, WI
Knight Alfred Clark VI Gramm, IL Marquette. d g III
nero, p Aramburn, hasten Grippe priido. Ga,
rero r Vanderkuft Do Paul. III Bacot, Mc(,oya,
" Gibbs, lady and child Miss Sanchez FRA servant
i and si. M S5a;ss 4. sSs ,:
| and two children; Aders, MADAME. Harmon, william
| Read saM
nSss and ssld Mrs. Bradford pc%n ass G. nsn
c css ssssss; Alan sS:S
and servant Chas AIlewct, aerhArd Rabcnmacher Hawai-
Uceker, Carl Msnsa icy rich IIaerner, wife and chill
Albert Mayer JOHN W sner, Chrisoph 0ilsspy u Kan
Louis Bosuna Benotr osruct, Thomas King Mchae! sui
Vim HubbiE Danv suivan-and others In The sleerass.
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Suggestion 10 Owners OF Ocean
Steamers.
tn THE EDITOR or THE HERALD

New York, Nov. Is, 1866.
Several of our steamers from this port having
recently sprung oleak, and by the rise Of water in the
hold had their fires cxtngushcd and passengers set to bal
ing the water the induced to make inquiry
into the matter and asccraned that number Of these
vessels pumps placed below the decks depending
upon the steam from the main boiler for their working
power Consequently when the fires put out by an IN
tux Of three four feet Of water in the hold the pumps
rendered useless To remedy this evil and avert the
danger to life and property, II Is recommended that
every steamer be provided with small engine for
working the puInps supplied by steam from Its
paraic boiler deck. Passengers knowing this would
feel create confidence in steamer thus furnished and IL
owners and builders Of steamers cannot other
wise be induced to have them let classification Of
steamers be made discriminating In favor OF vessels
provided This would doubtless soon bring about the
DEAR reform
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Police HntelIIgeuce.

SURPRISE OF BUgGLARs--THEY RECEIVE WARNING
| But FAIL TO HEED TONE OF THEM sHo7--
THEIR ARREST and IMPRISONMENT.
Nfr. Charles FiegIe. residing No 255 Third srecs
hearing unusual Do,sc about his house at halfpass
tive o'clock yesterday morning jumped out of bed
learn the In looking from window into the
yard Mr. F.ege two with lighted, matches in
the act Of examining the doors and Windows evidently
with the attention Of forcing entrance to- the pre-
misses Mr. Fiegle asked IKE men what they wanted
but receiving reply ordered them to leave frthwith
They hccdsd not the warning; and IN few moments
afterwards Mr. Fegle discharged one barrel Of his
volver them The report 81 firearms attracted the
attention of pundsman Holden Of the Eleventh precinct
and running the house frorL whence tho pro-
ceeded arrested the alleged burglars they the
act Of making their escape. Tbs prisoners their
twenty and twenty ree years respectively Green
proved TO have Been shot IN the Jog, but the woiI IL
station house cci Foster and Green taken bc.o,e
Justice Mansclds and on the evidence presented the
magistrate committed them TO prison for trial in defasst
OF two thousand dollars bail each.
DEADLY ASSAULT WITH . KNIFE
Roundsman Robineon and officer Rhode of The Tweps-
seventh precinct yesterday arrested William strip on
the charge OF eloniously asaung ans s,abbing Robert
Collins, Of No I0cr West street. in the shoulder with
sharp bladcd oyster knife, inlicting serious wound
Justice Bowling committed Strip to prisea for trial with
out bail
THE poa,TTR-srovER CASE.
The OF Henyy u S.oser against DSnicl NJ. Porter
in which the latter ids charged with having, by means
OF false petences defrarded Mr. StovsT Of about
twenty thousand dnlars tho particulars Of which
published nearly year since Is set down for examine.
on before Justice Dodge, NJ Jcfierson Market Police
Court. at ten o'coS'r this tSriday morning
ALLEsRD THEFT OF COTTON.
Joseph Dillon, q seains0, twenty five years of agos
living "a Morris street. yesterday arrested the
charge of having stolen three hundred dollars worth sf
cotton from the tenement house No. 81 Washington
street. the night of the 30th instant Thomas Jaea
son. OF No Is Morris street. the prisoner leaving she
house with the o0tton in Ibis possession The complain
ant in the Is Mr. William Horton, of SO Washing
ton Messrs. Converse & Co. the Of the
cotton. Justice Bowling committed Dillon for trislin
default OF 81. 400 bail
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JOHN TAYLOR AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
The second pigeon match for i've hundred dollars
side between John Taylor Of Jersey City, and William
Seeds, tho Jersey Boy took place at Groenvlo yes
erday afternoon in the presence Of over Ave hundred
people, The match was City double birds each, eighteen
yards rise and one hundred yards boundary. Taylor
killed ninety four and the "Jcrsey Boy ninety ono
birds. The odds at the commencement was q hundred
dollars to eighty Taylor, and subsequently hundred
dollars TO nifty. large amount 81 money cnangcd
t...
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HoboBxen CITY News.

FIRE N HoBoKES--A HoRsE BURNED. shortly after
two O'Clock Yesterday morning lire broke out In sta
bio corner OF Willow and Third streets Hoboken, owned
by John Lewis The lremen were soon at work. but the
flames had gained such Roadway that the building could
not be saved and their were turned towards pro-
tectng the surrounding property. There were three
valuable horses In the stable two OF which were rescued
but the other could not be got out The loss amounts
10 about six hundred dollars upon which there was NO
peirance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24
CITY Politics.

THE GEaMAS DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CLUR.
This orga 1ization met last night and nominated Mr..
Richard OG0rman candidate FOR Corporation Attorney
M'KEoN ALpEgMANIc NOMINATION.
Last evcang, at adjourned meeting of the McXeon.
Convention Of tho Sixteenth district Mr. Frank blessing
nominated Alderman for the district.
ANTI-RIHG ALDERMANIc NOMINATIONS
John y. Donohoe last night nominated for Alder.
man in she Second district.
REPUBLICAN CoUNCILMANIC NOMINATIONS.
The Republican Councmanic Convention 0f the Third
district which embraces the Ninth, Fifteenth Sixteenth
and Eighteenth wards met last evening" aad nominated
tho following candidates: Alexander II. Kecch, VIM.
u, White, J. Wilson Green, Morris A. Tying Two more
be selected at the next session Of the Con-
vcntion, which takes place on Saturday evening next
MOZART HALL C0uSCILMANIc NOMINATIONS.
The Fourth Councimanc district, Mozart Hall Con.
vention, last evening and nominated the following
candidates Thomas W. Skuse Tenth ward Edward
Costello, Eleventh ward; Philip Sheridan, Eleventh
ward; Jacob schcrding, Thirteenth ward; Lewis w.
Mares, Seventeenth ward; Anthony Hartman, Seven
tecnth ward
SIXTH coUSCILMANIc DISTRICT.
The Sixth District Convention nominated for Council.
men John g. Havand, Ninth ward Michael Smith, Fiji.
tcenth ward, and William Lamb, Sixteenth ward. This
completes the democratic ticket for this district
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

A.-BOys' and Childrcn's
GARIBALDi. cUTAwAY AND zoUAvE SUITS,
by the thousands, at popular prices
/. " BR0KAw, 81 Lafayette place.
and 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper unio0.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

NEW HBDYURD NOV 28 1893.
sperm oil cold to-day for export Al S2 40 per gallon;
sales OF $50 bb for manufacturers at - a. the highest
price reached There II good demand, but stock
being limited holders firm OF ~ - per gallon. Sales
400 bills Northern whale oil aa OIL % per gallon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

A.-The Finest OvcrcOats Ever Seem In
this country for sale al popular prices.
I. V. BROKAw, 81 Lafsyetse place
and 81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Union.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

Ask for Hunts Bloom OF ROses.-A Deli.
for the cheeks will not wash anjure
ths skin; warranted DEMAS BARNES Co, and all
IrttUv
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The Southern ENprcss COsNp2ny,
for the transportation OF Merchandise valuable R~shse
Specie Bank Notes. Bonds, &c. FOR AN Parts of the o
and southwest, In oonnection with
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, -.
have established their agency Al ~ BroadwAy Nef
where call for goods. " bc Forwarded Seh Nv
rcccive prompt attention. v.sx
Nerohs ndise and vAuabss delivered larnder NJ
leys American and United States Expxs~s Coansan A.
the southern Express Company will receive pr'mP' ~
patch. -. ~
For particulars rates OF freight &c. apply ., tho
the southern Espress Company % Brcsaway p,s..x,oA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

silent Sewing Machine, Making the
celebrated l.cox GIBBS stitch strong elastic and dur
able. WILCOX d GIBBS, IN broadway.
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Ladies', Misses and Ghtldren's Hooss
'"' '''''' :" MILLER CO.. 81 Canal street
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Cnshed. Draw.
"' j. r. CLAYTON, 10 wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thc Best In the
world harmless reliable instantaneous The only per-
Dye. Also Regenerating Extract Of Mlstur. Pre-
and the hair ~ Barclay street New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24


SOzODOSr is an sntscid sOZoDONr Is an antipu-
crescent. S0ZODONT ~ tonic. SOHODONT is all yege
entirely harmless Hence cleanses the Teeth
conccons the decomposition Of thoh
substance the breath stimulates tho gums, ana
tire and best preparation Of Its class IN existence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

Fine New York state Butter, for Fa.
miy shipment. FOR sale ny DAVID W. LEWIS No.m
rnarl a,rret.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

A.-P0llnk u som, Meerschaum MANN.
facturers 6a2 Broadway, Fourth Pipes
Cigar Holders at wholesale and retail cut to order and
rx,trc
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Al NJ. T. Higgins Mammoth millinery.
ls6 Sixth Tenth street Trimmed Velvet Bon
nets. At SO $l2 aud Sfh cau and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

II You Want n Good Herd OF nair Use n.
wEBSTER'S VEGETABLE HAIR IsVlGOFATok- on-
MAS BARNES co. New York, General Agents
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Fifty varieties or Soft Hats, or Ala
syles rom grave gay suitable for all
o., upaons and purposes, At GFSfS'S, oi3 Broadway
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The hest article in u.s two articles combined perece
lair Dressne and iiar neorsr Sold s,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-24

A Good Idea.-In View Of the Filthy
condition Of Streets II IL proposed to get
subscription among the weaihcr classes the Of
distributing to the poor, who Obliged 10 nhale the pot
soncd OF those localities the EGYPTIAN LOCUS which
is almost much required by them as food