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NEW YORK, June "a.
INV IUhh' JuHV IT
told l4l4 5-20s, 1885,; IS of 81
NV YoRE, June 20.

told l4l3 5-20s, 1885,; IS of 81.
ITO
NV YORK, June 20.
iir Trrjune's letter from New Orleans
'Ay- 1000 Of the late rebel army of Texas
have gone oyel the Rio GraDde to enter the
Mexican service. A heavy bounty being Of
Tered L. The men.
Toe Tr16une's Washington desatch saws
"rdrre have Just been issued to muster out
The following among other regiments 9th
II 5th. 9th and Sth Vt
!. Herald Richmond correspondent says
Jud,, O4ii and Major CarrIngtOn have been
rel ss,d on parole, it being found they had
no hand ID stealing money sent to Union
pdisOUers. The guilty parties arc 10 eon6ne-
nent-
Turner lie chained TO the wall side Of bis
dungeon
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T.>.>tNtTNRT COMMISSION
CLAIM AGENCY.
No Charges for services !!
Il. y. EFOU:1RD,
agent u =. sanitary Commission,
ARMY and NAVY
CiGj ga II eHcy.

once a. the County Clerk. Office IN Court House,
Burlington. w. fa tirt 90 c1lHa gi-lfi0ns rci1fite
20 Peustous. BoHnfi.s, -fTsTs 1f Pau. and Other
ClIafs acIiEst 90 Got,rH-,rHf Hiusf DO oatrsses.
ENTITLED To PENSIONS. Invalid Sol
diers and Scsmeu, widows Minor Children, De-
pendent Mothers. and Orphan Sisters under sixteen
wears OF axe, q soldiers and Seamen, n the order
they are named
ENTITLED TO BOUNTY. soldiers and
Seamtu discharged on account OF wouu,s received
those who have served two year or more Widows
ofSolciers and Seamen, aud their Children Fath-
ers Mother and sisters in the order named, II
residents Of the United states
Blulls 4He Instruction, sem 70 Claimants 'res
cost.
tSy-Ou application, stating the Claimant Name
and Post-JAc- Address, the name, rank. COMPANY
regiment service and State Of the Soldier on whose
account the claim is mage, date Of discharge or
death the proper blanks will be hlled out az tar a.
possible and forwarded 10 the Claima Z. which he
can execute and return 10 this otce. where II will
be prosecuted to a inal issue WITHOUT COST to the
Claimant, aud iu the shortest possible time. Il
claim is made on account o. deceased Soldier, The
relation 4 the els imaut L. him should he stated.
June 2i-diwWu
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The Only Loan an Market

Now offered by the Government, and il. superior
advantages make it the
GREAT PoPULAR LOAN or rHE PEOPLE.
Less than 50, OOo.cu0 OF the Loan authorized Dig
the last Congress are now on the market. This
amount. at the rate at which it is being ahsor''d
will all be subscribed for within sixty day
when the potes will undoubtedly command b.
premium. As has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions 20 other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and section
Of ,hecountry NAV he Afforded facilities for taFiu-
the loan, the National Banks, state Bank. ans
Private Bankers throughout the country have Ken
orally agreed TO re eive subscriptions at par SUIT
scribers will select their own agents. in whom the,
have confidence and who only are TO he responsible
or the delivery Of the notes fer which they receive
ORDER. ,,.,,.,..,-,.
SUBSCRIPTION AGEST.
No. rs South third St, PhiladrlpliI e.
Subscriptions will be received by he
LIST National Bank OF Burlington.
Merchants
Nsvlo daw3tn
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TTELMBOLDS CONCENTRATED EXTRACT
Concentrated Extract sarsapariila IS the GREAT
Blood Purifier. Both are prepared according TO
rules Of Pharmacy and Chem s,ry aud are the most
active than can he made
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WIN Ella Nd Ian y
TOT Wanting Farms

Large and thriving settlement, mild and health
full climate 30 miles south Of Philadelphia BY rail
road. Rich soil, producing large crops, which can
now be seen growing. Ten, tw nty, and fifty acre
tracts at from . 10 s35 per acre. payable within
four ysars. GOOD business openings for manuiac-
tories and others Churches, schools, aud good So
ciety. Il Is now the most improving place East or
West Hundreds are settling and building The
beauty with which the place is laid out IS unsur-
passed Letters answered Papers giving full
information will he sent free. Address CHARLES
X. LANDS. Vineland Post-Offce, Lands Town
slip, n. j.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agricultural
Editor Of the Tribune at Is Of the most ex-
tensive fertile tracts, in almost level position,
and suitable condition for pleasant farming that we
know Of this side Of &c Western Prairies.n
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OK porES- Pictures TOR TWENTY-FIVE GEMS.
A large assortment Of Prsng's ceieorA'en aioum
Picture. Of scenery, autumn Leaves moses &c.
sc Tor ssle At styles isllery at the above
uyises.. See Tbs pictures ii he-Hin''SS---' -
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NDIendid Fist of articles,
n.nhs .0la srnxEnnLLAR Each.


An Gents Gold Hunting Case Watches $50 $3.50
300 Ladiss' Gold and Enameled Case
Watches 3 -
800 cents Hunting Case Silver Watches IS :. 20
30 Diamond Rings, 90 " 100
1900 Gold Yes; and Neck Chains l55%% 80
9Oo0 Gold oval Band Bracelets, 9"
1000 Chased Gold Bracelets, - 10
2OOO Chatalane Chains and Guard Chains. " q
slO0 Solitaire and Gold Brooches, #" 10
2GD Lava and Florentine Brooches, J"
2O1O Coral Opal and Emerald Brooches. '
2OlO Mosaic, Jet, Lava, and Florentine Ear
Drops.
1900 California Diamond Breast Pins, $50 " 10
3OcO Gold Fob and Vest Watch Us, go"
5000 Fob and Vest Ribbon Slides, " 10
5000 Sets Sleeve Buttons Studs, etc. . "
3toI Gold Thimbles, Pencils, etc., 4"
5000 Miniature Lockets, 8"
500 Miniature Lockets-Msgic Spring, D" p
1000 Gold Toothpcks, Crosses, etc, ;"
5000 Plain Gold Rings, !" u
5000 Chased Gold Kings.
1000 Stone Set and Signet Rings, ESQ" 10
5000 California Diamond Rings, 2" 10
800 Sets Ladies' Jewery-Jet and Gold, 5" IS
5000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry-Cameo, Pearl,
etc.. I" Is
5000 Gold Pens Silver Extension-Holders
and Pencils, J." 10
snDo Gold Pens 4 Gold Mounted Holders, 8"
son Gold Pens and Extension Holders, =" 10
500 Silver GOblets and Drinking Cups, ;. 50
1000 silver Casters. - " 30
1000 silver Fruit and Cake Baskets, 10" -
DOZEN.
loo Dozen Silver Tea Spoons. $40 to $50
100 Table Spoons Forks, 20 -" 100
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nAssKs or DISTRIBUTION.

CERTIFICATES naming each article and It's VAL
Ne are placed in SEALED ENVELOPES, which are
well mixed. One Of these Envelopes, containing
the Certificate Order for some Article, (pcrtt at
I.ast on. sol1y AZ retG viii be sent by mail 20 any
address. without regard 70 choice on receipt Of .
Cents. The purchaser viii see what Article IL
s,sra, and its value, which nay be from One 10
Five Hundred Dollsrs, and can then send One Dol
lar and receive the Article named. or any other on
the list Of the same value and alter seeing the srt
ce IL il does not give perfect satisfaction we desire
il 20 be immediately returned and the amount paid
will DO refunded.
By this mode We give selections from varied
stock OF due goods, Of the best make and latest
STYLES and Of intrinsic worth. at nominal price,
while all have ehAaos Of securing articles or the
very highest value
In all cases We charge for forwarding the Certif-
cate postsg e and doing the business, the sun q
Tverty.dve Cents. which must he enclosed N the
order Five Certificates viii be sent for ST. eleven
for 81 thirty for ST. sixty-hve for soi one hun
dred for SIS
Pvties dealing ,ritL may tspend on kdrssg prompt
retrns and ths vteks erslen rl! be Immediately seRt
| to any address by rsturn mail or express
Entire satisfaction Guaranteed in allcases
/ Write your Name, Town, County and State plain
| ly, and address .- -.-
| 27 Courtlandt ST., New YORK.
| May rT-w6mos
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ouANTJTy VS.. oUALITY.-HELMBOLD' EX-
~ tract Sarsaparilla-The dose Is small. Those
who desire q large qusntity-and large d"--.
rnedicine-LRR.
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Cheapest and best Route q!

1,EyARE OF CoUNTERFEITS AND UNPRIN
b cipled dealers endevoring TO dispose Of their
own and other preparations. on the reputation 81
tanned by Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
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"CARDEN strawberries =

THE FAMOUS WILSON ALBANY STRAW
L Der : 20 received fresa from the Garden every
morning tHr sale al
LOUIS FOLLETT g. CO.
IIHY INJURE THE COMPLEXION BY pow
w acrs aul WASHES. which CHOKE or nh ~ the
pores ~ the -.in sind u short time leave 10 har.h
and dry 10 B.. Boo thr blood. and you want smooth
and -oft ,k O.. use lcluhuld's Extract 90 Sarsapa-
riIs. 10 -iss. briiliaucv 20 the complexion.
A THING OF BEAUTY Is A JOY FOREVER
\ Those who de.lre hr.lliaucy Of complexion
must ruf q and eHrIrltl blood which ueludold
Concentrated Extract S1rsapa-iila invariably does.
Rec0llect Do I- NO patent Medicine. Ask f1r Helm
rold-'. Take uu ether
MOT FEW or TIE WORST DISORDER
y that az 20 mtn.ina arise from curruptions
Of the blo1i. HcIln.l1. FKt-ac; of Sarslparlla is
remedy oi Che utmost value.
IELMBOLUS EXTRACTOR SABSAPARILLA
1 cleauscs aud reuovatss the blood. iustiis the
viE1r ufhea.th into the -tsten. aud purses out the
Euuors that mi,e disease
NEW Csra Pao,o-rirh. Just received q
y n. l.. SrOEY'S
NV sni splendid election of Lithu-Tapis con-
y -stln- Of Landscapes. Autumn Leaves, P1r-
traits, &C. &c Just received ana Tor sale - the
lowest prices 1T 3D. L. >rukA'S.
DICTUBEs of-j -four most distinguished Gen
Junes7 nj sToRY'S.
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NEW YORK SILVER ,1,NING co.


Capital, $4,000; Shares, 500 each. 100 Shares
IN treasury 1909 for sale Price SO pr share
So per Share after August {.
STOCK full paid, and no individual liability. Com
pany Organized under the General Law Of the State
Of New York With board Of trustees Of honorable,
tristan business men, In whose management the
stockholders may have unhounded conf ence that
they will do all that ran be done TO make invest
ments safe and profits large.
We expect this stock Will be at par within one
year, and making dividends Of from 3 30 per cent
on the par vslue q the stock per month in GOLD.
Any Clsrgy man. Insurance Agent, or Cashier Of
Bank Is authorized % receive money and forward
Il % whom liberal commission will be allowed
Certificates will be returned on receipt Of funds
stock for sale at the Atlantic Bank. New York, r
". X. Freeman, Cashier and at the Office Of the
Company We refer 70 the officers Of the Company,
10 r. ". R FREEMAN, Esq, Cashier Of the Atlantic
Bank. ~ Broadway, or HERMAN CAMP, Esq .
Nassau Street.
Our machinery is bought and will be soon upon
the ground. and We expect " be taking out and re-
ducing ore 20 silver bullion at the net profit Of
500 per day, or 81 500 600 per annum, thus dou-
bling our whole capital In one year. II you would
get any Of this stock you must subscribe quickly.
THOMAS SPROUL, President.
S r. HUTCHINSON. Secretary.
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BOOTH. THE ASSASSIN.

Being the Life, Crime, and Capture Of J. Wilkes
Booth and his a completes. Beautifully illumin-
ated cover. 100 pages Price 25c. post paid. Trade
SlI per IU0 or siOo per ,OsO. T. r. DANLEY, Pub
Usher, 10 Park Row, New York. Agents wanted.
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NOTICE.
I hepeby certify that have this day given my son
l Byron Jones his time during the remainder Of
his minority. and shs pay debts Of his contract
ing or claim any Of his sarningy altar this date.
JOHN Z. JONES.
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NEW MUSIC.
SONGS.
IEFF'S LAST PROCLAMATION Union, IS cts.
% By the Side Of this Deep Rolling River,
woriey, %
Have you struck Isle Is
rssrEunEyrAL-
Witches Dance, Holmbers. IS
Starlight Waltz, Brainerd. %
Sounds from the Village, Kinksl- set Of Il pieces
easy for beginners, Just received 1t
q. L. Sr0RYs. Music Store.
P June 10. 1888.
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PHILADELPHIA, June %.
Rear admiral Dupont died at the Lapeer
HOUSE this morning.
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THE FAMOUS WILSON ALBANY STRAW
L Der : 20 received fresa from the Garden ever
TUF.T~ rDTT tT-r A. fD
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oGpENsBURGH TO THE WEST.
Northern Transportation
Company.
The only Through Daily Line between
OGDENS BUR q II, c II c 4 q o,
And Intermediate Points.

Only Sir Day. TpougA, ,7ittout Change Of Boat
This well known and Reliable Company, will
durin. the present Season, run their Line OF
FIRST CLASS UPPER CABIN STEAMERS
Daily, between o. densburgh, Oswego, Cleveland.
Toledo, Detroit. Chicago, Milwaukee. and interme'
Leaving oG DESsBURGH, on arrival of Express
Train from the East
PASSENGERS and Families moving West, can
embark with their Luggage, Teams. stock: &c and
land together without disturbance or 1rsnship-
mert at their port Of destination, thus avoidln-
the great Inconvenience Of the many changes, de-
laws and expenses Of other routes ~ iness
steamers have large CABINS and STATE hoohs,
,mply and neatly furnished, for FIRST CLAoo
PAsSENGE Frs, and Second Cabins with Cook Stoves
and Families who may wish 70 furnish the'1 own
provi.ions. EMO efforts will be spared u man
Tain the reputation Of this. as the
Cheapest and best Route {!
A thorough rebuilding. repairing snd re:nrnish-
inV With several new boats added 10 the Inc, makes
this now the most comfortable. pleasant, and
| expeditions route 20 the GREAT WEST,
" Be sure and see the Agent 81 this Line, 9e
| fore you buy your Tickets.
| TCTsyouGk Tickets over all Western hailroad
Lines can be obtained on application 20 6tOKus
| " SMITH, ONCE corner Eord and Paterson sts-'
/ opposite johnson House, 0gdensburgh, n Y.
! -One Hundred pounds Of Baggage FREE, 70
I each Passenger. Baggage checked through 70 all
points. Fof Through Tickets and other iniorma-
Once steamers Landing. 0gdensburgh. y. Y.
GEo ". SMITH. 6en1 Ticket Agent.
GoopSo, Passenger Agent
H. n. DRuRY, Agent. Burlington, VT.
April II. oA"oin-
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= g i-zaa u. q THE -
Kentucky BOURBON CO.

No. <2s Main Street. Louisville, Ky.
g Commercial ss..... Boston.
90 broodway-.......-..NeW YORK.
Proprietors Of the following Brands of
Whiskies:
SUBLIME. OLD BOURBON. GOLDEN CROWy
THREE GRAIN. q. 8. REVENUE, In vood.
CONGRESS Boil RB0N, and x. D. 90. IN Glass
Orders solicited and Allsd With despatch.
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ANTED.

4 GIRL who understand Hli kinds ~ homework,
4 Is trusty ana reliable. viii fnf steady employ
mcnt II. NlCkEkY'S, Pear. 81.
June E-d1v
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THE
Clipper Moving and Reapins Machines

Clipper MOWIs anu fSedPinS "dIniHes
A RE adapted to every variety Of surface. and 70
"A cutting every Kind Of grass.
They are lighter in weight and dram, more per-
fact in cutting than any other machine N market.
Tho height OF cut can be varied BY the driver
While the machine Is in motion, and without lesv-
they arc simple, durable. and not liaSle to get
oct Of order.
Tbe One Horse Mower can be drawn by cns horse
a easily - tho ordinary two-hsrse Machine ey
An ftnds Of Agricultural Implements. Seeds and
Fertillsers on hand. Send ion circulars
R. Il. ALLEN L co.
$50 and 1911 Water st. New YORK
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UNITED STATES
l. GA y
THIRD RIES.
s ESQ % d ID ID d o.

By authority oithe Secretary ofthe Treasury the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent Tor
the sale Of United States Securities. Offers TO the
public the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing
seven and three tents per cent interest per annur
known A. the
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-06-30

Note. Of all The denominations named will b.
promptly furnished upon receipt o. sui scriptious.
The Notes Of this Third Series are precisely SINH
lar in form and privileges to the seven-Thirtie'
already solo, except that the Government reserves
to itselfthe option ofpayins interest in gold CON
at per cent instead Of J-loths IN currency sub
scribers will deduct the interest currency up %
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
The de.i.ery Of the notes Of this third scrie, of
the seventhirtes will commence On the lst Of June.
and will be made promptly and Continuously after
that date
The slight change made in the conditions Of this
THIRD SERIES affects onl, the matter OF interest
The payment in gold, II made, will be equivalent 70
the currency interest ofthe higher rate.
The return 20 specie pay meuts, in the event OF
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
he availed Of. would 80 reduce uad equslfe prices
that purchases made with Fix per cent. in gold
would he fully equal to those made With seven and
three. tenths per cent. in currency. This is
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THOMAS SPROCL, President.
s. r. HUTCHINSON. Secretar
,e % Broadway. over the Am. National Bank

WANTED-Immedia'el ely. Discharged o'heers
w and soldiers from the army, and all others
who are looking for Legitimate and profitable busi-
ness, are respectfully invited 70 cal at the
Inventors Exchange, 90 Cornhill, where they
make safe investments, with small or large capital,
by which they can surely make their = or 20 dol
lars every day State county rights for sale for
thirty and valuable inventions, many OF which
HOWARD TILDEN, proprietor, g. Cornhill, Boston.
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IIIGHLY IMPORTANT and Intensely Interest
Ill ing, spiritualism As It Is Facts, Fancies
and Poilies. A New Explanation.-The result ot
Scientific Investigation. Send Is cts to WIN. BAlLY
POTTER, VI. D., New York.
w5lw3
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CARTRIDGES.

Two PURIFY. ENRICH THE BLOOD, AND
i Reautify the compile use Ielmhold's Highly
Concentrated Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla- Oler
bottle equals in strength one gallon ofthe syrup on
DacQrtign.
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NV YORK, June q.
Gold sold to-day at lils.
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DRUNKARD, STOP:

There Is cure for you Your desire for Intoxi-
eating Drinks can be removed. More than FfDs
wears. Send stamp for Circular. and read what
those say who have tried It. II 10 harnlsss, and can
be given without the knowledge Of the patient.
Call or address,
G. G. BEERS, N. D.. 81 Essex st., Boston, Mass
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{ II subscribers have just received large and
desirable assortment of American. Swls. and
English huld au3 Silver Watches. 10 every style,
shlch tl-t Of-r at tle very lowest cash prices.
Their .lt.t BE- o. mase quick sales, and they are
satisfied Wth small profits. AL I'M want of good
watch ami tlc worth 0f their money are invited 10
call a. so o, Bank bilc,. and examine or them
selves lr .- lY t-.- To- i.r them go -fHs gods
EElNsNAlu g. HILDRLTH.
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100 / O A \

These notes are issued under date Of July o.
1885, and are payable three year from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option q the
holder into
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WANTED.-LOcsl and travelling Agents, ladies
w gentlemen, every where, in an easy, pleasant.
profitable, and permanent business. Viii pay s.
10 so per day. This is no patent right or medical
bofy, and sold at less than half the usual price,
with 20 per cent profit TO our agents, Samples and
circulars sent free by mail for = cents WHITNEY
son. No. s. fremont Street, Boston. d ass.
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THE FARM AND RESIDENCE Of the late
i Judge FC0TE- The place 10 htuated .: the
head Of Pearl street, in the city Of Burlington and
on sists Of about sixty acres Of land mostly under
ultivation, with . two-story dwelling house, two
barns, carriage house, Toe house, &c.
The location Is q very desirable one for . man o
wealth being one Of the finest In q city where the
visw. both Of land and water scenery. are reck-
oped superior 70 thoee Of any other town In New
England, not 70 say IN the United States.
The situation 10 also an admirable one for 0 large
hotel, which u very much needed In the upper part
Of the city, and would be we'll patroniIed by the
constantly increasing number Of summer residents.
The place is, moreover, capable Of division into
rgs number Of eligible building lots
% for sale. fine building lot, Of about two
on Goch Street. Terms made known BY the
riber, Main street, two doors west Of the Md
LEONARD MARSH. MD.
dkvtf
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AGENTS WANTED.

I AIDES or Gentlemen everywhere 10 sell popu-
for q copy Of our new sQuarterlv,- which contains
full particulars. b. 8. RUSSELL co., Publish
ers, IS Ccrnhill. Boston.
Iune 26-iaw3t
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tn pes; a-sortmeu; % Photograph Album. 10
L Vermont. q ,al- cheap az
II. l.. srORY's.
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/ YMAN'S pat-u; self Sealing Fruit Jars for sale
l. by G :. BLoDuETT & co.
June ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BrrrRR-DR FRIEsx.-In this city, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 23 by the Rev. J. D. Barette JouS NJ A: BUTLER
TO Miss ELIZA AUGUSTA FRrssR daughter OF Ambrose
De Friese Esq, both OF New York.
CoLr-FuLrER-On Thursday, July 81, by Rev. N. s.
Gooaalc, d. D. Edwin NoYEs COR, Jr, M D. TO ELLEN A.,
daughter Of William Fuller ESQ., OF Brooklyn
August a. by the Rev W. whtford, Mr.. J. B. CURTIS,
Of this city, TO Miss MAY RIcuros, Of Cold Spring No
cards
HEnBERr-BowEs. Monday, July TO- by the Rev.
DR. Jones' Of Stanton street church. GEORGE HERBERr
TO FANNIE f. BOWS, only daughter OF j. " Bowes Dotn
of this city.
English papers please copy.
TEiIYoRp-TAvASr.- Rochester, on Thursday morn
ing August a. ExoRY TsLLFoRD to IoUrE TAvASr.
WAGKSER-TowNsEyD On Monday August Il, at the
residence Of the BRIDES parents, by the Rev. b. w.
Homes GEORGE 9. WAGNER son OF the late John Henry
WAGNER, Of this city, 70 CELIA TOWNSEND Oh Homa0S
NY ,