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The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-06-09

A singular, but useful, book has been
published in London, under the title of
'' Marriage Service" It contains no
more ami no les than the words Of that
solemn C impact which binds man aud
woman tighter together than all the deeds
which all The solicitors of London could
draw up. 1t is beautifully illustrated and
we are told can be got up in any style of
elegance for gift book.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-06-09

A reliable private letter says that among
hr. Liucoln's papers has been found a
package Of letters, markell in his own
handwriting. Assassination letters. "
Many of them threatened his life, Others
warned him of plots to take it. He seems
to have become 50 used to things of this
sort that neither kind made any impress
sion upon him.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-06-09

TIE religion of Jesus Christ is a vast
remedial system, made up of many nigh
ty forces, and containing within itself ca.
pacities of adoption and adjustment to
every phase of the worlds progress and
to every necessity of individual life. These
mighty forces are to some extent dormant,
and thew must be awakened into action !;
and the outlying field around the Church
must be filed, by all the agencies which
God has placed in our power. To deyeI'
ope these inner forces, and to cultivate
this outer field is the bounden duty Of this
age and this Church.
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Select gpgtrg.
CASTLES.
FROM THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.

FROM THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY.
There is a picture in my brain
That only fades TO come again:
The sunlight, through a veil Of rain
To leeward, gliding;
4 narrow stretch of brown sea sandi
A lighthouse half a league from land
And two young lovers hand in hand
A castle-5Lilding,
Upon The budded apPle-trees
The robins sing by twOs aud threes,
And even at the faintest breeze
Down drops a blossom
And ever would that lover be
The wind that robs the bOurgeoned tree,
Aud lifts the soft tress daintily
On beautys bosom.
All, graybeard, what happy thing
It was, when life was in its spring,
To peep through loves betrothal ring
At Fields Elysian,-
To move and breathe in magic air,
To think that all that seems, is fair -
Thou pretty vision
Well, well-I think not on these two,
Bat the old wound breaks out anew,
And the old dream, as if t were true,
In my heart uestles
Then tears come yelling to my eyes
For YOnder, all in sanity guise,
As t were sweet dead woman lies
Upon the trestles
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-06-09
Anti-slavery Editors valediotOry.

Mr.. Oliver johnson has Withdrawn from
the editorship of the Anti Slavery Stan
drrd, after long and faithful service of
twelve years, during which time he has
done good work for the Anti-Slavery
cause. Since 1853 he has been the respon-
sible editor Of the Standard, but now he
holds that the mission Of that journal is
fulfilled. lie says:
Thank God, the work of Abolitionists,
so far as slavery Is concerned, is done
Why run the mill after the grist is out {?
Whatif the Constitutional Amendment
is not yet tied up in the official red tape ?
There is nothing that AbolitiOnists can
do to make its ratification more certain.
Society action is no more needful to this
end than to ensure the vernal equinox or
the next eclipse, or to make fire burn, or
water run down hill
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-06-09

An EagIish hair dresser deulunces the
custom Of ladies covering their ears with
their hair He says that it Is productive
Of diseases of the car, preventing the cir,
culatiOn Of air essential to It's healthy ac-
ton.
The Xenia sentinel. [volume] (Xenia [Ohio]) 1863-186?, 1865-06-09

VIzIrELLI was "sport of the 6rst
water, wearing Wellington outside boots,
red ncckti,s, and jocky coats; be
was stout, aud parted his hair in the mid
die. There was no literary society, so to
speak, in the capital. Everybody read
novels for their plots, and poems for their
jingle. Blue stockings were unknown,
and Shakespeare, had he lived here, would
have starved 70 death.-Coy. ". Z
World
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Medicine & Surgery F.!
Office, Over the 2d National Bank,
OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE.

RESIDENCE at J. Il. Edsen's, Main street
THE following Testimonials are respectfully sub
i mitted as reference:
UEAD-QUARTERS DEPARTMENT AND Army
OF TIE TEgSEssEE.
East Point Ga, September Il, 81.
Dr.. A. II. Bruudage, Surgeon 32d Ohio Infantry,
has served more than three years as Regimental
Surgeon and has been faithful in the discharge Of
his duties in the field, having been on every Occa-
sion Of action, selected as a member Of the Op
Grating Board Of his Division.
1 heartily recommend his being employed as Ac
ting staff Surgeon. United States Army, and if he
wishes H. would like to employ him in the General
Hospital for the Army Of the Tennessee.
JOH MOORE. Medical Director
Department and Army Of the Tennessee.
HEAD QUARTERs 4TH DIV, l7TH Army CORPsp
Atlanta, Ga. September 18th, 1864. J
To WHOM IT NAY CONCERN
have the honor to certify that DR.. A. II. Brun-
dage, Surgeon Of the % Regiment Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, has served on the Operating Board Of
this Division during the present campaign Of Gen
eral Shsrman's Army in Georgia, with eminent
success.
Clear in diagnosis, sound in judgment, and skill
full in operating, he has the confidence and es-
TEEN Of this command, as well as Of his profession
al brothers To part with him is a loss that We
cannot at present expect to repair.
Respectfully, w. S. EDGAR,
Surgeon in Chief
janl3-3m 4th Division l7th Army Corps.
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Beauty has its privileges. A woman
who has plainness of cOuntenanoe must
not indulge in the luxury of plainness of
speech,
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Ghe XeRia Sentinel.
SETH w. BROWN, EDITOR.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

To the Union Voters Of Greene County.
At meeting Of the State Central Com
mittee, held in the Hall of the House of
Representatives at the Capital, at which
were pre-ent by invitation, the officers Of
the State Government, Union Members Of
Congress and Of the General Assembly Of
the State, and many distinguished citizens,
it was resolved to hold State Convention,
for the nomination of candidates on the
Union ticket, in Columbus, on WE'D
NESDAY, THE 21st DAY OF JUNE
NEXT.
The basis Of representation in this Con-
vention will be one delegate for every five
hundred votes on the home vote cast for
Abraham Lincoln at the late Presidential
election, and one additional delegate for
any fraction of tGo hundred and fifty votes
and upwards, giving Greene County, on
her home vote of J, 3,438, seven delegates.
The State Central Committee requests
the several Counties in the State to hold
their meetings for the election Of delegates
on
SATURDAY, JUNE 10th.
In compliance with this request you
are therefore invited to meet at FiremeD's
Hall, in the city of Xenia, at one o'clock,
P. NJ , on Saturday the 10th day of June
next, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the State Convention, aud trans
acting such other business as may be
fouLd necessary.
A. TRADER,
A. HIVLING,
J.F. PATTON,
DAN'L MARIN,
R. f. HOWARD,
r.. S. FINLEY,
Z. Il. MUNGER,
P.HAWES,
s. w. BROWN,
Greene County Central Committee,
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HOTELS.
CLIFTON HOUSE.

Corner of Sixth and Elm Street.
The above House, having been newly furn-
ished and fitted up, isnOw open for the ac-
commodatlon of the travelling public.
Guests visiting the city, either on business
or pleasure, Will find the CLIFTON HOUSE
pleasantly located, and convenient to the bus
iness part Of the city.
The ProprietOrs desire, by close attention
to business, to merit the patronage Of the
public.
When you visit the city, please give US a
call.
WM GARRISON,
GEO. W. BROWN,
Proprietors
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IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNEssEE ROLLING WORKS.


We viii offer for sale, on the SECOND DAY OF OCTO.
BER 1865, the premises the valuable iron Ptoper, Known
ssTHE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS wi,,s IN acres
about Coo good ksi Land cared sud pdr
fence situated the Cumbesud River mies A ,v. Inc
mouth in Lyon County, kentucky, embracing arrr and
complete Rolling Mil, Forge with twenty Nobbiug Pirrs
Machine Shop containing Latbe Boring and Pianne Ma
chimes with Boiler AID Engine to separate ou Mil
with Grs Mil attac he'd large Warehouse, Dry Goods
Store Brick Oce and large number Of Dwenss for WORK
men Also about forty thousand bushels Of Stone Coal aud
sixty thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
The above Iron Works have been In snccesfu operation
number OF years andthe reputation Of the Iron fully
1shed with capacity of MAKING i've thousand Of
superior Charcoal Iron passed mannfsc
tory United Satos The facilities for obtaining Pig
Iron superior essb shmeDt the West there be-
ing three charcoal furae,rs within 20 three miles 81
bill capable Of producing eight thousand tuns Of
Pig Iron yearly.
The facilities for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn Pork and
ether articles unsur passed.
Shipments Of Iron be made the mouth Of the Cum
beraDd River all seasons q the year.
TERMS OF SALE.
The Rolling Mn for.e and Lands thereuno attached all
Tools embracing Mil Force and Blacksmith Tools and Weigh
sng Scales to be sold credit Of three and
yeas from date. with approved security and lien
tanned until the purchase money Is paid
IL Understood that the OF the MILL lands and hr
take the wroag. and scraps stone
coal charcoal farming tools tools hsy miles,
cattle hogs iron safe and fXues in Office wagons cars
medicines ETC. and pay cash 1t r valuation two disiner-
esed fix said valuations in they DO agree
call IN third man.
The object Of the sale is close up said partnership
ably TO the articles OF copsrnership.
Capitalists wishing 70 invest In profitable Iron property
il do well the same, where competent will
be ready all times TO show the property and give particulars
until day OF sale. nlLLMAN BROTHERS.
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gales bn Aufttoi1.

A. NJ Msswrs Auctioncer 49, :,
DY BANGS, MERWIN q Co, Nos. 694 and
u cs6 broadway, co., OF <tbst-ssles q BOOKS. STA
r.rv Pietu,., WORKS OF Art Fancy Goods Fnrninre w.
pASIrr. II. Buuperr, arctioneer.
~ s. GOVERNMENT VESSELS
u. Al AUCTION
BURDETf, Jones' Co..
WILL sELLU ON
TUESDAY, Angus. IL, 1853,
AtIe o'clock, noon,
40 the Maynard, Brooklyn
(,y order Of the Navy Del lrtileut,
THE fOLLOWiNttNAMED VESSELS: So
PRIZE SCHOONER SAVANNAh-s5 icet ongi oread'n
l. s fl u, FL STEAMER FORT HENnYl5l H. in
long breadth " r. dcpta II O. in diam cylinder, ~ in.'
'V SCREW STEAMER VALLEY CITY--l3sn long, y n.
in besm, depih r. IN eylinaer q in "A In. stroke
SCKEW STEAMER neutrality-suspicious. ~ III "
In breadth al r. In Depth, sf i'll; cylinder 80 IN
SCREW STE AMER Il n. cUyLER,-Leng'h, 233 n @ In !
breadth .. H. to-. DEPTH 10 r. in between dec4s. IT..
IN. cylinder u in. q. stroke - 4, ~
CENrERBOARD SCHOONER OF'EITA-Lensin' -
r. breadth. u n. 2 In. depth 2. IN. ,o,,r,,
CENTER.BOApD SCHOONER SARAH BRUEN-
Length 100 Il. IN, breadth. % u: IN. DEPTH r. IN
CfNTER.BOARD SCHOONER SAMUEL ROrAH-
Length log f.: BREADTH q n. in: depth, Il. Tina
PROPELLER DANDELINE-Leusth, IS feet incbesj
breadth. 10 r. in; depth CT hold f. in cylinder, ~
IA. diameter stroke, 2G3 in go -,
PROPELLER CAMMELfA--Lrrcth, Ill n bresdth, ID
r. 10 in depth II n cylinder 20 IN. drlesr STROKE, 81 IN
BRIG BohlO--Leagta, 400 IT, bresdsh, "a IT, iuchesi
dep h Of hold n. Z in.
1ermsrweniy per cent the day Of sole; the baancs
within ak days. WHOM the vessel mus. be removed fe hs
ward &. III. BELL conimandst.
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Supervising AIcliisa

ASST. q. ~ OgFIus FOassE DEPARTMENT. I
CORNER WnIrEHALL AND bIipdEsIA- (
NxwioRx CITr 1900
THIS DEPARTMENT is prepared 10 re g ~
L written PROPOSALS for the delivery o; cv l o''"
HAY ard STRAW in this City. srd in Phi ldeip1i1 ND.
Bids .hou'd state Ihe qu.alty, de'ehp.'n+ Ok A'''
place and time Of dfiyery. Sc IAN tb.resfss
Payments 70 be msde upon delivery or - '"
as the office may be IN furds. o-,.,,o.sts,
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Dwausn-d manufacture Aso solid Chestnut and W snut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental Of H. " fAhhiN0-
TONS. sGa Censist opposite Wooster. Established lS4l
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
~ The best ss,ortmrn, Of ENAMELED fUkNlfURE In
all coors and Styles Walnut aud Chrsnut Pl-in and ornA.
mental IN Suites, Wholesale AID Retail Also Mattresses
and Psliasse~ WARREN WARD. No. BIT C1nask
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II A T. STEWART g. Co.
H THEIR FALL TNPOaTkTI0Ns or
II ENGLISH. FRENCH AND GERMAN
\ DRESS GOODS. ~
NEW STYLES OF FANCY SILKS,
LATEST NOVELTIES OK Paris AND LYom
MORE ANTIQUES,
IN NEW COLOas.
BLACK GRO DE RHINE AND BLACK AND COLA
TAFFETAS. Of ALL WIDTHS.
LONG AND SQUARE BROcHE sHAwLs
SCOTCH PLAID sHAwLs. ''''' '''
oENrLEMEws TRAVELLING sHA WI san. AND .ua
LINEN GOODS,
Consisting Of
REDEND DIAPERS.
sHIRTlNGs, BUCKS,
TWILLED T0WELfNGS and
BoRDEREp, DUCKS.
BROWN CANVAS,
RUSSIA SHEETiNGs,
SPANISH LINESs
MANTLE LM LINT
Which they offer to wholesale buyers ct the lowest -
A. T. STEWART Z Co.
BROADWAY, CHAMBERS and READE.SR
A I. STEWART g. Co.
[1s OFFER TO WHOLESALE BUYERS,
A fol- assortment II
Whitney, GLEsDALE AND ONECo
BLANKETS,
(Uaiou and all WOOL
CELEBRATED ROB ROY FLANNgLS.
ard ali desirable makes Of
PLAIN AND TWfLLEp FLsHNfLS.
All favorite Brands oil
COTTON SHIRTINGS AND SHEEHNG9,
DRILLS TICKS,
DENNIS STRIPES,
CHECKS COTTONADE6 q.
All wei kro1n brsnd OF
DOMESTIC PRINTS.
A large and well seected stock Of
BROADCLOATH5,
COATING3,
CASSlSfEREs,
yFSJTNOS. &C.
Suitable FOR Cothies and Fashionable )rs trid Wa
viii De sold =. the LOWEST MARhE1 PRICES.
A. r. STEWART Co,
Broadway Chambers AID ksstssA
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MEDICAL PURvgioR's OFFICE J
WAsuraoroS, D. c.,
July "A. 1865 }
WILL be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, IN
w this city at 10 ocook a. MONDAY, the IN Gay
Of August 1855 large quantity Of Condemned HOSPITAL
FURNITURE and BEDDING, consisting OFF
az Bedside Tables, 2I6 Cots
1873 Tin Plates, ~ iinsk Mattresses
Tgl Tin Caps 3433 biaDkets,
go Wooden Buckets l,3S0 oed'sscAs,
2e4 Leather Buckets, 600 Sheets
lfl Common ghsin. 5000 Boxes
I07 Large lin Boilers, 81 Flour Barrels,
2Gavanizcd Ovens, l0l. u3 Bottles.
I,0s4 Iron Bed,,esds S9l Littrs.
beside Stoves Cuudrons Tin Pane Coffee Pots, Knives,
Fois Spoons CsnileSk and quantity Of old Load Copper
and Tinwnre
Successful bidders viii b. required to remove the stores
within FIVE 81 deys from date of sale.
1eIg.s-Cash, Ia Government. funds
c. SUTHERLAND,
Surgeon U. 2. A.. and Medical orveyor.
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i SEALED PROPOSALS wia b, received az the 0fics
OF the Supervising Architect, Treasury Department, Ws
ngcn, D. c. until IL Of August Is 1865 for all toe N
proved Nesting Apparatus ho water Gouds patent th
be Required for the varfoi pubic buildings IN cha
this Department prior to the 18Th OF august. 1870.
The apparatus required viii BE- the hot water system
bot water and low pressure steam combined tonls IsteB
and bidders required TO furnish desert rdona plas
their mode OF construction.
The Apparatus NUT In s caSes he furnished and "a! q
compete, within reasonable time from Gse OF order al
must be in perfect working condition when turned 10 ~
proper officers.
The bids ara to Ne per cubic foot OF space acuay be,
snd the price TO all expenses whstsv,r Screen
painting cutting o! or construc ns masonry Nc, e. ~
eight and sctnsl transportation expenses OF mechanics. i'm
services Of ibs be procured the Places ~
sppars,us is TO be pot up, vii. be paid tor extra
Paymens not exceeding % PEI Of theval1e Of woe
done will be made durng the progress OF te work upon c
hcses OF authorized officers ~ oenun WILL be psid ts
after the work has been comp aud Thoroughly tested der
period Of cod tie balance OF 10 pr cent VIII b
retaned Tor twelve mouths G'er completion OF work ~
repairs alterations becoming necessary nrns this period
twclvt month"; and which occesIoned by i3peroA
working OF the apparatus. must be msde al the cost Of IL
CONTRACTOR AL bios must be accompanied By the bond o. vs
responsible persons in the Of $4,000 tht the bidder VA
accept and perform tie contract awarded 10 him. tie sn
ency the security BE- certified hy the Collector oil -
orns Revenue OF the District The Department NJ
right 70 reject any all tie bi ii it be deemed to be tss
deci that does rot conform 10 tho requirements Of ths ~
yersement
Proposals should be iaisr.oi Proposals for Heating ~
Treasury Department. 100
cun.rvisiuc AlcAiscS
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WARRINGTON. DC, Jug "a lss3; ; 10
GREAT SALE Of. Of So sI,EIsl hohShS
% 900 ANIMALS TO BE SOLD DURING THE MONTH
on AUGUST,
in the State. o. rswYOrs Penn,yvsnls ohiD Indiana
Delaware, Maryland and NswJ.ncy, and the pis'''"
WIN be sold a. public AUCTION to the highest bidder o.
the time ana places named d. p ~ yns yix;
EewYOrs City. Tuesday and r,diy of each week, 9c'
Nsw.i Or4 Wednesday 0feach week, 100 Mules each
f.luirs Tuesday. August 9, 200 Horses.
EiLnira Tuesday, August Is, 500 Mules
Aibry. Friday Ausus, IS 500 Mnle.:
Buffalo, WEDNESDAY, As;s;s an a''''
Phisaeipla Thursday II each wr+ 200 Horses each day
fhiIsd-lil Wednesday snd Saturday of each week loo
h. itursaay o,esch week $50 Mulef each day.
P9i,,si- Tpr: ,ay August ~ 20 S Mn..
YorE' Friday igr1,t4 .oO Horses,
Neville, Wed- esday A,-usi 9, 100 iforsea
Eewyile, Thursday, August 70, 100 Mule.
snas ftsssyw 4Sf". su:1 Sf 100 Horses
stiS Si funds iasa..I; 100 Melos
Indiana. hond,y, August 81, 900 Iicr.e.
Sssnbyr'sos Medn,'d'y ADsa,s, 81 lp yn Horses
Milton. Friday. Apgust IS 30 Dorse,
carli.Ie, Thursday, august a 400 MaIes
Salem. W-dnc.dly. August 2 leo Horses
Alliance Tlursl.y Augasi ,. 200 Horses
Canton Sa'urlsy August 3, 200 itoIrcs
Cleveland, Tuesday, Augusta, io6o Mule.
hsssilon. Tues iay. August Is 40 Horses
Crr.iline. Thursday. August II, 500 Mules.
Cleveland. MosdAy. Aurnst p. 2co HorscA
INDIANA.
Fort Wayne, Thur-dsy. August "a, 90 Mules
DELAWARE
Wilmington Tuesday OF each week. 201 Horses each Day.
Wilmington. Friday OF each wccs 30 Mules each day
Ne N.JERSEY.
Trenton THURSDAY, Ausust TO- 200 Mules
Trsul,u Inu..tav. neg.t - 200 iu.cs.
MARYLAND
Bitnofe. Nednesisy. August " and We5nesday oil eeot
week thereafter, 800 Hor e.. each day.
WASulSOrOk, ID. c.
Each week day. 20 Male.
OiESBORO. n. C.
rrth week Day cycept - cdne-day, 300 Horses
opportunity purchase superior class Of saddle and
dru aifsl. far lees than their value ot,rod
10 he pubic.
Though mi ory Of them sound and aervic-abie
trey longer fequirei In the army and must IL sold
Many Of III. mails hough, IN tie beg ming OF r war
when young pnied the 10 all their marches end
camps aud thoroughly BROKEN hardened by exoTcse
TO aud familiar for, being oug surrounded by the soldiers
Animals viii be sold .iIgiy.
Sales 10 commence % 10 h.
Iorms-C..h. IN United States currency
JANIS a. EkIN,
Brew. Sd- IN charge lot Div O. NJ. q. ID.
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NOTICE to DISCHARGED SOLDIERS

Having been established for three years In collect
ing ali cases Of claims have complete Arrangements for
settling Of discharged soldiers who have been dis
charged partial de- rps , prisoners OF war. balances
OF bouLiies State Bountes lJd all other anoarages. hd
vances mode. Information gratis. Pensions procured Back
pay and bounty for deceased.
l.. BROWN L Co.. No 2 Park place.
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r B. CROOK, No. so Fnltsn-st' x ESs'S%~su
~: IN p Nv suoT. oVrLERY, -
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~ INELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

good FARM Of about 50 must be under good
degree OF cultivation aud accessible by railroads must be Ia
healthy location. For suitable farm good Pfce VA oe
paid stock and farming implements bought u desired al
arc.s with particuars week. FARMER Boz No.
laJ. Tribune Office.
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CPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS.
~ IMPORTANT kOTCE.
All soldiers mustered on, discharged upon partial descrp
tive lists can receive the BALANCE DUE THEM.
Apply IN person or By letter 10 LEffERTS HOFFMAN,
& Co. No. 10 Psrk.row, Cline. Buildns,l New York.
YTNO SOLDIERS and OTHERS.-Conger's
Il Art OF Dying aud Color making on WOODEN Silk, and
Coto-Oo receipts. Fall directous seat BY nn receipt
OF prio4-hfy cents (5D) Address ID. C0NGER, Wolcott
Wayne County, N. Y.
TT s. SANITARY COMMISSION, PRO
u TECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASSOCIATION. Bur-au of
TT Disabled snj Discharged Soldiers and Sailors
No IS Charnbers (So charge to employers employed
Al the sboy. once registered discharged soldiers and
saors OF all tisdes uihcsons and Of oil conditions
body both bled aud able bodied and all well
nIended.
An urgent request made 10 employers to call and register
their spJiosons for employees Both parties served free
OF charge.
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NJEW and EXQiSlTELY TOUCHING MU
IN Sieve NEVER CAN FORGET; Or, THs MFso
SIEs ASDaRsosvLLE PRISON Ems W|Tfs ny solder
Widow Mrs. kiicfT auiho' g Victory 50 h~t Nuslc :"
'Is all up in DXia" and Dear Mother I've Cone i0'ne u
Also los. pnblshed: OUR SoNG or LIBERTY. 3os.
TIKI. COOP TINE mas COME, BOiS %c.
DE LORD III MARES rs FREE. &c
THE COTTAGE ROUND TIE CORNER Wc
THE BOYS GuAT WEAR me HLUE. 3Cc.
TIE NATIONAL JUbILEE PRIZE SONG. Soc. .r
Any Of the shove popular ongs rs ed ree on r'ee " w
Published b. W. JENNINGS prMOREsT, No. " btcS
man-st., and sod BY all Music deaeTS.
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VTNUE CITIZEN! TIE CITIZEN
See tbs weeks CITIZEN iog an article 90 ConTo'ei
Prennaus Tsl.ce-The City psys-Cree Legal Swinde OF
Senator Fieds-Charses bfos 90 -snor ten'oasenao OF
Stronss Libel Sut-Ihe Leading Cooted CITIZENS oil New
York.
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IL 10 rooms; Barn and Outbudings. all new good Or.
chMd half a mile from Lewelyn Park Price, $7,O0e-s
gseat bargain. PARSONS WARD, No. ~ Cedar. st.
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,EINWAY - SONS, HOLD MEDAL

- j. CIIAMBERS's FIRST CLASS PIANOS.
~ WARRANTED IS EVERY RESPECT.
No 13y Broadway. ~ 7.
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GhGnres for Bnsinres FLEA

LNOR SALE on BROADWAY-The Stock,
u Fixtures and Lease Of Picture Framing and Fancy
Goods store; very chesp. Cell al No. 95j Broadway.
MORTGAGE for SALE-A seven per cent
1vl first Mortgage Of $500 the good rent paying and
well improved house lot No % Mortonst Wi iims.
burgh. Apply to ANDREW c. ELLIOTT, no. ~ Water.
ST. New-York.
DROPELLER-BARGE and BARGE for
SALE-pwo years old. in first order. built for Gerry
4ng coal between Baltimore, Philadelphia and NewY t.
BECH No. Esnoverst.
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY