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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-11-01
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VT7HEREAS. my wife, Merri;la Wisemiller, has now
w for the second time left my bed and board tthi,
time carrying with her all articles OF household furn
ture beds bedding &C.. &C., without my consent now
this is advise all persons that will pay debts oil
her contracting from this date forward
JOSEPH WISEMILLER.
Mc(}regor October 23d, 1865. 3w47l
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$500 REWARD.

r OsT on the 18th inst, at or near the McGregoI
Western Railway Depot, AS- LARGE BLACK
POCKET BOOK, ~ containing considerable amount
Of money, ior which the above reward IL offered II
may be left with the Mayor OF this city.
3' PATRICK MEIGHAN.
McGresor, October 18th, 1865. 40
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The undersigned lost between the 18th and
Gath Of Oct, note of 500, due (this) Nov
LIST. payable 20 R L. knight or bearer, dated
Wagner, Sept. 18th, le65. and signed by Jesse
Siegler and Charles Hagensicx.
All persons are cautioned to let this note
alone. -.. r. L. KNIGHT.
FARNERsBURo, Oct. Goth, 1865
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Let us possess our souls in patience.

DRESS MoDEL.-Mrs. A. G. CLApp, Of
Ripon, Wisconsin, tho inventress of tn.
Improved Dress Model is in this city shc
-will cali on the ladies at their residences
and instruct them in the new. method Of
fitting dresses. The simplicity Of the rule
and the neatncss Of the fit will commend
Mrs. C's invention to all who have taste
The Ripon papers speak in the high.s,
terms o! the exactness of the rule snd
commend thu lady to the favorable regard
of all whom she may meet.
MIS- c. called at our office and favored
US with sight Of the patterns, bnt, bless
US ! what do Editors know OF dress making,
unless the silk, chenille or merino is en-
wrapping the form Of some elegantly mace
woman? From an interview with the lady
inv.ntress We are sa,isfi d she is an intel
iigent woman and therefore we believe she
would not introduce to her sex anything
but that which is complete in that mos;
attractive Of all female ornam an.s, dress
Mrs. Clapp will remain at the American
(EvANs HousE) for few days aad will be
pleased to see the fair portion Of our popu
lation. AGENTS are wanted to assist her
in introducing this Model. ......s
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COPPER CREEK Secretary Beckwith
has just returned from the boring works o.
the oil company, having with him various
specimens Of the rock or sand.dust which
the drill develops. No oil has yet been
discovered, reports to the contrary n"twi IT,
standing. The drill was down on Sa'ur
day to l57 feet, ard was working adm,ra.
bly, under the supervision of Supt. Will.
cughby. We cannot recollect the different
strata through which the steel penetrator
has passed, bn: the dust found at JIG feet
indicates the presence Of valuable mineral,
all OF it being Of sparkling, silvery appear.
ance: it is probable that il is silver or some
Of the nitrates or sulphates With which We
have not the honor to be acquainted.--
Chemistry is not our forte. If Doc. An
dros (who We are sorry to report is still
confined to his room) were well, he would
be able to tell US all about it. -..- ....
Let us posseSs orr sonls in nat:encs
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Excha nges.

Exchanges.
We have several new ones chat ought to be
spokrn Of, and many old scquaintances which
are highly valued here. ss .-
The Winona Press is as welcome as new
potatoes in June, and this remark from Pot
should be regarded as the nc plus ultra OF
praise. We regret the esta hlishmeut Of a
paper in opposition 10 our friend REED, Of the
Democrat, but we hope there is room fer both,
and that both will live forever.
The Madison Daily D,mcera', by HrER T.
FERNANpEs, is a most welcome vistor-racy,
respectful, pungent and argumentative Any
one acq tainted with &c ROE HYER would be
disappointed il his paper we're not the sum
total OF newspaper excellence: We sincerely
hope II & +. will 20 to sleep next week with
the assurance thar "whte men" have carried
the State. =. .,..t, .g.r..
The Chicago Literary Messenger, recently
started BY Worden & Co. and contributed to
by the best scholastic talent Of the Norlhwe-t,
is a splendid psper-better by far than the
Lcdgers Of the east, and locally much more
valuable than all the pictured trash that is
foated to us from the Atlantic cities. Our
novel writer's and readers in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Minnesota, should send for, write for and
solicit for this paper. It is in good hand and
We know it. Large, we'll printed, neat and in.
tercsting, it cannot bu. succeed. ' d" q. #.
The Madison Z,ituuy Germany by our late
Lansing friend. LOHNAN is q trumD WithOut
doubt but our limited German knowledge for
bids an extended noti"e. The Zeitung is a
good looking sheet geographically. and we'l
bet money it is sound as specie in politics,
though we cannot look at it without thinking
Of Lohman, Lager and Fader.lanJt.
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Personal. q 81
Gen. Bigelow writes US from Tiogs. Pa, that
his father and mother, there residing, are il
very POOR health. The General will remain
there some time. LAFAyETrE is at the Catholic
school Of N otre Dame, near South Bend, Ind.
STELLA is with her father at Tioga. He says:
II must have the TINES, so as to hear the local
news from my old and valued friends and my
former pleasant home"
James Redding has returned from his second
Fruit "raid" in Illinois and Indiana. He ex
poets his soldier boy ezra (now in Colorado)
at home in few days. :.
Capt O'Brien, Of the 7th Iowa. will be here
in day or two, and them well we wait the
march of events. Capt. ITO arms!' will prob.
ably be the order.
Met. Lampson is at home from Michigan.
where he has scooped the State out Of all the
winter apples he could buy or borrow. MET.
does his "level best" at anything he zoe. at.
What Il rcvivalist he would have made had he
been "rsised" outside of this narrow city!
What treasure to "Uncle Len" of Ohio!
John Conant has engaged with "Cousin
Tim," at the Mozart. We think they will
make a good "pair" James Cheever is still
in command ut the Broad Gauge. ROWLAND,
the proprietor, Is not yet ready to assume the
control of the institutions; We suppose Jim
will be retained. ..a.O. as / 4 g.
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OPERA. &c.-The Chicago dailies and week.
lies are nowadays literally filled with batteries
OF Heller. Parepa, Kenu. Levy, Rosa and the
rest. We have grown tired Of reading the
elaborate praises of lady singers whose "voices
WIN every part Of the building" Ii this
style OF cnmmendation continues much longer,
and wood and coal remain high, some OF the
bachelors of McGregor win be sending for
NJ lie Parepa as sub-titute for a parlor stove!
Talk about drinking III" her trlls and tremo.
los! Does the young lady keep grocery p
Her "exquisite swells" are also lauded to the
ceiling. How many Of these "sweis' is after
her, or how large may they be at this writ.
ing! ..E. =
What do country or the mass Of city readers
care about the rounded arms or beautiful ANGLES
of prima donna. Both may be stuffed. We
have the natural articles in Iowa, and they are
far better than The stage arms aud legs of
Italian actresses. .~.#s. 81 .9a '.4#. m
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THE FArR.-We intended to give in this
issue some particulars Of the late County Fair,
its surroundings, personalities, &c, &C., but
so much space is taken up on the "outside"
that it would not be tair to our outside readers
to double the notice. The Fair was most
brilliant success, the stock unsurpassed, the
vegetables better on the average than we ever
saw-betorc. the jelies, catsups. wines, wreaths,
boqnets and other lady -fxings-including the
dear creatures hemselves-surpassingly excel
lent % ksAnt;fnl.. ~ the case may be: the day
was lowery and coolish, but all hearts were
warm and everybody looked happy. Thank
God, we are not mad at anybody Good,
pleasant people We always confess our errors
to,and coarse, !ault.fnding, nasty malignity we
seldom notice. -t....
How could Fair lie otherwise than success.
ful when managed by that hard-working New
Yorker, Sec'y Corlett? See outside.
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INAUGURATION OF THE sUxNBR SEASON.
The summer season Ia fairly Inaugursted. II Is
probable that tho bands will begin TO play Saturday
next Rowing on tho lakes, cricket and other summer
amusements In full progress There In talk Of
one Of the lakes the upper end Of the Park being set
apart for bathing purposesa suggestion which, prao
tcable, seems very desirable.
The arrangement OF the statuary at the arsenal s
now nearly completed and is exceedingly crcdtabe TO
Mr. Charles limos, under whose direction the work has
bson carried out Crawfords magnificent works now
socn TO the best advantage. The dapdatsons, which
were very considerable have been repaired by skilfu
There is 0ne model OF the beautiful Washington Monu.
mont at Richmond Va, but tho building IL not lofty
enough the erection Of the cast OF the colossal eques
ian figure OF washington which belongs 10 the colec-
tion. The head OF the horse only Is dspayedas sort
OF sample Of the work-the remaining pieces being laid
on one sido. Might not this statue be erected some
where 10 the groundsS stand has been put M ~ one
end OF tho stauary room around and upon which
lection OF stuffed birds and animals will be arrayed
line beaver has recently been presented 10 the Park
by the Govcrnor OF Iowa II has been placed with the
other animals under the arsenal but seems III ~ ease,
and keeps a. much out Of sight as possible.
THE PARK oBsKRyA yAroRl.
One OF the landmarks which has been so long con
spcuous ut The Park has been obteracd The Observa
toiy erected near the Reservoir years since has
been taken down, tho tlmbcs and debris removed and
the place which knew II shall know II no moro for
ever The top VI th, eminerco which the ObservA
tory placed has been with gras seed and IN I
sh0ri u,n viii be ts blooming aud arsss tho asouadg
u. w Imnodie'o vicinity,
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Important Capture of Myste-
rious Persons.
They Endoavof to Make their Way to Sea ir a
Fishing Smack, But Arc intercepted.
Xhey Arc Believed 70 be Some Of the
Rebel Leaders Who Parted from
Davis Just Before His Capture.
the PARTY SECURED AND SENT NORTH,
.&s., &C., 70.

Tho following despatch Is from J. J. Heais Lieutenant
commanding detachment Second FlordA cavalry, and Is
dated, Cape Sable, Fla, May 49,:
In obedience TO orders received May proceeded TO
Cape Sable with . detachment Of the Second Florida
cavalry TO intercept any parties who might bs making
their escape from the confederacy On the morning OF
tho 17th at halfpast two = boat with sail set was
seen near shore, when the picket boat Immediately
pulled for IT, and upon challenging answered, "a
fishing boat" Tho corporal In charge OF the picket
boat ordered the to surrender which they did with
out resistance. their revove having been wet BY the
surf, and consequently useless On being brought 10
camp examined every trunk. vasc, So, finding con-
siderable rebel money, some gold, and . few papers
which sn hold possession Of They appear TO be an
ntslIgent party Of men, and undoubtedly have hold I'm
porant positions In the oopfedsracy They oil acknow
ledge TO have recently boen In Richmond The party
consisted OF seven white men and colored servant
Tho servant makes the following statement:--T was
hired ten dollars per day and my freedom after reaching
Havana We left Tallahasse the Oath Of April went TO
Gainesville by railroad from there 10 Chystal river with
three teams OF six horses tho others Of four We
brought the boat from Gainesville and launched II In
Chryst river on the I'd Of May and then went 10 Bay
Port Up TO this time there had been but six white men
in the party Here were Joined by from Talla
hasse who came down in buggy We len Bay Port on
the 9th inst at nine M running every night wncn We
could and sometimes during the day
The men give their names as folows:-Frank p An.
derson, Richard s. McCullock Frederick Mohl, Henry
W. Mccormick julius Pratt, Thomas 4. Harris, Isaac
A. Homer.
The troops making the above capture belong to the
command of General John Newton and have been in pur
suit Of this party Of men they first made their ap
pcarance M Crystal river II supposed that the men
gave fictitious to the ofncer making the arrest
As they have not yet been received at Key West Is moi
know yhQthey are but their conduct looks very SUE
pcios and leads 70 the supposon that they c
.some importance.
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Police Intelligenco.
A9aAuI.T AND ROBBERY.


About three o'clock yesterday morning Alfred Nelson,
residing at 2os A. while tho ccrncs Of avenue
and Nineteenth street, sezcd BY three mon, and
forcbly robbcof forty dollars Nelson struggled with
the highwsymsn, and, breaking loose from them at
tempted TO oscapc bul OF his assailants knocked
him down. and in the fall no reduced TO nsensi.
bIlty Oicer Mosebsck, OF the Eightesnth prccinc,>
who heard Nelson when rst assaulted, ran up,
and seeing the robbers run away pursued and arrested
one Of them, who gave his name Thomas Murphy.
His confedcrstcs however, made their escape. Nelson
was conveyed the station house. and after recovering
from the effects OF tho assault identified tho prisoner,
Murphy one Of the mon who had been concerned IN
beating and robbins him Murphy was mken po'Sss
Juatlce Ledwth and coumted 10 prison Tor trial In ds
fault Of 81, 600 bail
PIAuDULBNTLY OBTAINING MoxHr PROM ruE PA
MILY AID FUND
NJ Nicholas Assistant Treasurer OF ths
Volunteer soldiers Family Aid Fund OF the slssh
Senatorial district yesterday caused the arrest OF Mary
McCord living at No 34i East sirtecnth street. on Tho
charge OF having frsudueny obauet thirty dollar by
thai shc was The wife OF soldier in
the army II Is further alleged that Mary likewise OBJ
tanned thirty dollars from the fund Of the Ffa district
bv making similar representations. Justice i,odwith
held the accused for trial Mr. Quaokcnbush also com
blamed that Jane MoCord of No 1856 East seveneenth
sss sTs' t. b. s,d sSdSr: o Wife oSaod sRr aos,.
from tho fund Of the Seventh Congressional dstf,ca
Jane wAs committed by Justice Lcd~ith.
cnAnoEp wIru suRoLARv.
Tho butcher shop OF isaac ~ khbey, NO " 'r"enS
street. foscsiy entersd rrdAy night and roooe'
Of Goa, asd vest and butcher knfe. oEccs Riley
Of tho Fourteenth prconcA aresAcd Patrick Murphy
the vicinity wnh the stoen property In hs pnescssion
or raiber be dropped On tho spproseh Of the ocet an
atosptcd To escape, justice nowlins committed Mcr
| phy 70 prison for trisl.
DsFHAUpssa A s0LDInR.
| Edward Hsiser of SEQ Brooms street. vas ycsterds
srr, stcd Ivy ofnoes PA,mcr Of hSEssor Market PoI'
| cy;t, on complain, of Frosrick Won Schultz, m
\ Wooster street. ~ charges that gu tue tflh eY
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rsses ie.'y nsss tsaa ~ y ,.sssbasd tssds which
@ M '~.sss's s S % ,ns - q eur rsyoiasaca.
aesn vse~ss, ana sns AM dcan Consul Han AaAx
wccd nss .os ne - a ses daily bssa asstyins he
iscs ssss p. 'o'A are, a1ins thArstO The sss %
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A.--~VEA ite's Patent Lever Truss" 0ae0o
R,psre rgdiua ly. pressure back Light clean
aud easy. MA on 10 inward and uewsra
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Cherokee Medicines, for tho Unfortup-
Pamphlet freo Address Or. W. II. Nerwin 81 Wslk>
y street. New York.
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Chsvalfer's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair to its original color stops Its falling out hoops IL
head stands with other hA1Y
dressing Sold The drug and my oce, No I4
Broadway sARAH A. CHEvALIRR n "a
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Great Revolution fn Brick Making
Chambers Patent Steam brick Machine has been la
opcrnfion for three One machine viii make
90 brick minute, xlO In ten hours, In all kinds ~
weather housed fsr bavnnG without the of
yard sun The brick handsomcr stronger hold isss
water likely be affected BY tho weather and evcy
better hand made brick and be made at nearly
less and they preferred by all bubfere
who have used them One machine clear Sz7
hundred e3b year For further par.oniars
snd patent rights apply 70 ABaAn RboUA. " CcssiandA
street N. Y, up stairA
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A!-sftnpsNtant 70 sofdferS.-Gents' AM
Wool Suea 11Ds Boys All Wool 6ds % +. v. BRO.
KAW'S, 3x'FSaso, avenue and 81 lafayette place
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rountain's India Bters.-chfnese, jap
anese. Manila India aud American Indian Goods a -
Broadway. Fourteenth street.
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A.-cMvrOA1ec Pills, the Whaling Fe-
efsS toe 81 perboE SON by IN druggists 6 paGs
pamphlet f~ Address Dr. W. T. Msgwia. 81 Walker ssrssA
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Highest Premiusn Lsekstitch SowtaG
Machine and ButtOnhOe Mnchine.
WHEELER A WILSON. 625 Broadway. n "
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rn. Largest srd Chempe.t Hair ssor
a., 49,. ~. ha. rsmorei 50 Canal street Il. BAsfF
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Try MRS. y. A. hiien'. .'ss,."s wSr," .,,,ss....s
REsrORRR AND peEssiN" '"' '"'"s
Ana baau tf fvin hs
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Ask EWr Mss. 3. a. AlArn'slWerli's HslS
Rescser DesaG They havcno cgnsls and should -
used at thissaason -.
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BarFy'1 T'rtcSYher0as, Hor tAe Skin asa
uzsd ~ INC principai farnia In Europe aal
THIS expisnt article n adne 1to IL the stsaA
ard prspara for an urposes connecSsd wh hair u
prevents fsH1g eiadicatss scur dastdrun aal
renders the Of Oh ,.nsm any 9th Rr.gar..i:s
London: avey, ~ Qhccn street. JerseX Europe; shayss.
~ riccsdhly lmdoh Jaes Ca = Bpuieyard deS OsPs.
Anoun Port sss.. No M.mb.xs Gs..es% ~ Han
GGrantham Linsesshirs ecn.Ai. n.And sp an; Go%ie
Graham, Nswfoundiand: Daryoyne cA San Fy.no!.sst
Watson, Prince kdvsydI nAend; HsnpA toad rsu.e Hoa-
a; Harjous, Vera oruz Msssco; Keneedy Jai-ps Wsis
Prussia Jocaste Russia; Bsrrz China; ,Manioe japan.
Principal olce 81 Pearl street New &and byrn drva
giss throughout the United 6tAses.
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

AHh NJ 'wsmen for June No. OF Pnrens>
LoGICAE JOURNAL, 70 cents. Addrsss FowLKR
WRII.6 - Broadway
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ststcture, Fistul~. piles, &e.. eorea ~
HENRY A. DANtELA N. d.. Operative saa O"""~
Surgeon, No 2 Union square.
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Boston Hand stamp Company.
Ribbon Stamps and Seal Pressss Of all kinds.
DAMMERS fLACK, 1876 broadway, New Yore>.
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Batchsler's Hair Dye-Ths Best In EN-
world Hsrnesa reliable instantaneous The only
dya Factory q Barclay stssst.
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netsers sarusss sslicttatoa, no e9d'stee
90 Hundred and Ninssaeth Nov Yesk voauar
~ Colonel Franks regiment), then being recruitel
~ tho Mercer HOUSE, corner Of Brooms and horccs
asA.. Hesss pronsed vca Schultz sx hundred dol.
lara b., s"ousnt declined giving him three handrsA
forrsd 70 Is..n ous having been rscsatiy A.
caassea ho now prsfsrs ain' .sans. tho prison.
with the view Of compelling him To -, iusi,oe Tsns
OF the money. Heiser was taken before =
Hold and committed for examination.
ALLEosD 0RAND LARCHNy.
0cer weloh Of tho Harbos Poios yesterday arresss1
Michael Brennan. bench warrant issued by the Ds-
trct Attorney Of westchester county, charge ~
grand larceny appears that Brennan and two others
were arrested by the Harbor Police November fee
stealing quantity q pig ron the properly Of tho Syra
Iron Company, and were taken TO Croton, where
they indicted for grand larceny, and the I've
accomplicee seat 70 the 0tsts Pnson but bTea-
was rossssd 90 Ai0oo hA- sissa which nothing haA
been seen Of him until arrested yesterday mo r.u =
&ken 70 White Plains fer trial
The swan P0urs Out Hcr Sweetest Aon~
wnea SgnE In IKE manner the fragrance Of PHAI.OEV
"Nf0HT slOOAING CKREUS' grows morn ex1ulsile as =
isnss Thls Y aox the with the ordiasry En-
luss dccsdediy repuisive oder Sod evcrywhcre
Afroad % Laugh.
Laden somemes their laughter 10 avoid revesIf.
the discosoatioa and inpersioa 81 see NAN eS
by Ssisy asd issss SIS breath D rsgran. - . rose
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v.. Meas A. AfIcr's wcrla's " a. ur
.,a .ns pressing for restoring coinr and MAJ" s,i,
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Browns BronsfdSf Trochsa, wRfen ~.
lowed dissolve in tho mouth have dtseinuerss 70 ~
effected parts; the soothing effect to tho lining -
the wndpips aAys pulmonary irritation and gives rctsf b
coughs colds and the varo~s throat seotions 70 whopu
uc speakers and sinRors are liable
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

Gourau ud's Poudre SUBTLE Uproots Hsf1
from foreheads any part OF thu body 81 maiAl
1l 20 a his depot, S1S Broadway near Grand street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

Balchs's MandOliDe-F0r RsstOrang q
lie original color and fnne avery requisite ~
ladiei and gentlemen. II stands unequailcd
CAswELL MACK 4 CO.. Agents, 5lth sl and Broadwsv.
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

Ladies, See the splendid Novcttass -
IN. Juas nnmbss Of DEMoRisrs MUrriiLY nova rssaS
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

Grover & Bakers Highest Premfunnv
Elastic stoh Lock sitoh Sewing Maebiass. ~ bros
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prsres Csshed tn An LoxaiitsA Hosts-
-,.a .,d Information owen. Drawings ss-it
j. OLUTB, Breksrs o<cc. i7S erosGsr
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Nottss % shippers Gs1ies &C Ms~xex's
cslsbraled shppny Tag. removed 10 mn Essas srset
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

ARY o. aorz To wssk. dsbllitaies dyspspsio< srsss
PLANTATION BTTTERB
good and remosty. Ths remarkable msdas 70.
eves stomach headhehe hcsrtbarn distress
NG sud all che syraptomsef ~ dysPopsis at o6ee.
la good eject y felt uPoA We drst trial.
PLANTATION BlTTRRS the pleasantcH tonic II the
Old the young and ths middle aged ~iedse 49,
No 'hsnss q diet hsoessay whie using EAs -
you n. MI OF the best you can get.
PLA. STAT1ON B1fTBRS .rs exhausted Natures grsas
restorcr They give tone 10 the brlykndy V
- the doubss that roll
Oh Umerisn darkness the fainting sUuls
TO PROVE 1T TRY A. BorYE.
A-LeglsG Lottery Prizes Cashod. on
cial drawings, circulars ard information sent
G- H. CLAYTON 10 Wsit street. New York
N A1.-!ThD CAthosio World.
NEW
MONTHLY MAGAZINE
PUBLISHED WITH TiH
APPROPRIATION OF THb
MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP OF NEW YORK.
ensssa Thres numbers dy Terms tx pse
ycay Single copies % cms. Published Nc. BeekmAn
Sress~ and for sale by all booksellers -
AtsA vess to SmOAors.-POllak Il SoAs
feersch> manufacturers, 6o2 Broadway F0astS
street and Cigar Hotcrsst rota cut 10 order bote
nfauutcHs With silver and repaired.
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rrr.. u. A. Aliens worid'. Hair NnsAonss
and Dresslng xjys nfe grosh snd bs-aS 10 ths hir.
The New York herald., 1865-05-28

You Caa sce DIR. sohens' 70 west
rlir,scnth slrce avery sf,erpyep. e"
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ynrue nss Prices Paid for Old neokss->
DO an photographic Albums ani Books on har A. cheap
Lk01Ar BROTHERS, ii3 Nassau strcsS
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Do not leS your pre- the N Others ssa.
between the relief that VIII be absolnty sure 70 os
low ths usc OF MRS wINSi.Ow = 500 MING SYRUP.
Mions of mothers testify that n In tsrfectly safe sn
ei.bs remedy relieves the child from psn, and cure
dvseutevy aud the nus reduces -.
asamat,on wind cos aud carrenhs taiAns sASsp
through Tho teething period