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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-18

NOT A FEW

NOT A TE"
OF Ne wont disorders that act maund asss from the
corruption thss sccumuiases In The BloeA OF I'll he d.
sovs1ss that have been made 20 purge ou can
equal IN effect HELMDOLDS COMPOUND k11RAC1
or GARGAPARLLLA. Il elesnses and renovssss the
Blood instb The ygor Of health into The sysssm, and
puses out the humoss which make disease Nsumulasss
he healthy functions Of the body and expsls sofds
hat grow and rsnkle In the Blood euch remedy that
seud b relied on has long been sought for. for
shs 6rss me the public have ono on which tAsy can ~
send Our space does not admit Of certificates -
Aow IL Effects but the trial Of sngs bottle VIM show 70
ne sick that has virtues surprising anything thsy hsvs
svss taken.
Two tshlsspoonsful ofshs Extract o. Sassspa addsd
% pint Of water b equal 70 shs LSbon Dst Drink and
one bottle Il equal gallon Of shs sys~p q sassapas
O ne dscoction - usaaaly mada
The shove Extracts are prepared On purely scisntAa
prncpiss-ln Tacuo-and smbody The 6all strength Of
ehe Ingredients entering Into their competition. Arsady
and conclusive test will be comparison OF their Props.
49, With those set forth In The q. q Dispsnsasev.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-18

A man who is not ashamed Of himself
need not be ashamed of his early coadi.
tion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-18

yoa NonRsssation Or lncontnenes ~ urins lnAsmma'
on Or liberation Of NE Bladder Kidneys. Diseases ct
NE Rrosrats Gland Gravel Brick Dust Deposs. Drops
cal owsnss, Organic Weakness, Debility. Female Cen
piaints, 4
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-18
Dyspepsia, DiarrhGa, Weakness, &C.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs when
characterize Dyspepsia are at once mitigated y
the pills. DiarrhGa, constipation, headscns,
physical prostrstion, nervous tremors hot nusn.
es, spasms, affections Of the kidneys, nemos
rhoids or piles, and, in fact, all internal com
plants, from whatever cause arising, give W.
before the salutary influence of this extraordiaa
~ remedy. A . specific for dyspepsia. ana -:
disorders connected with 1t, or growing ous
It, the Pills are always to be relied on when ~
cry other medicine and mode Of treatment b.
utterly failed. #aa#.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-18

A DoDGE.-When Deacon B
got into bad position, no was very ex-
pert at crawling out oft. Though quick
tempered he was one of tho best of dea-
cons in the world. He wouldn't in .
sober moment utter an oath, or anything
like one, for his weight in cider At
the close Of a rainy day, he was milking
apoo knoll in his barnyard; on ono
side Of which was a dirty slough, and on
the other an old ram that, in considera-
ton of his usuly quiet disposition, was al
lowed to run with the cows. The deacon
was piously humming "Old Hundred"
and had just finished the line ending
with "exalted high" when the ram
obeying sudden impulse to be aggres.
sive, gave him blow from behind that
sent him up short distance only to fall
directly into the slongh; where the dirty
water was deep enough to give him !;
thorough immersing. As he crawled
out, and before he rose from his hands
and knees, he looked over his shonlde,
at the ram, and vociferated, "You id
old cuss p but on looking around, and
seeing one of his neighbors at the bar
looking at him, he added, in the sam
breath, "!fI may be allowed the enpres
sion"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1865-05-18

In the release of certain notorious reb.
el sympathisers of Missouri, on condition
Of residing outside the State, they were
required to report to the Provost Mar
shall weekly. One of them recently 70.
ported in the following cheerful strain:
"To the Provost Marshal, Department Of Mis-
souri,:
"DEAR SRI am alive and kicking.
| am at work on farm four miles north
east of Quincy, Illinois, at the rate Of
twenty-six dollars per month, payable
monthly in greenbacks. l am at work
for fine old gentleman, and he has q
charming daughter. l love her, and she
says she loves me. So, by the next time
l report shall probably tell you how
we have made it."
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
SPECIAL NOTICEs.
AZ RMIaRANr CoMpANY-CnAPrEREp

A MERucAN EMIGRANT CoMpANY-CHARTERED
grants FROM g' Foreign sosnfss tie tinted
capita. Use s s'GiI & Of
az
9oT ,SS Sn $ Ss
New York IS street Sew York ana secrs
Sa' ONCE '1s'1
lion s. p Chase, Chief Justice of the Supreme cour, Of
.he United states. wsshnson D. eli lion; Gideon wsllss
s isf IIsf.lora
"S s fs.os s S yors &
RI; Rasssi Erwin MsnufaeturIns Company New YORK
Key.
D1S Unied Hon.
sGrss Ashmsn Hon o CHARLES
Limited States ssnsiog S spr.sus
ned ssnaOr csanecdas; "s Morris S kcchS Ea
sI s%.s
Bluffs, Iowa. j. $. Morgan Co. date Geo Peabody Co
Asnsen Gss Fsy %m aSdn
D Ross Ross :, Cumming. Gu Jr Is,n, Boston
the urgent and g. necessity % which M E f, for the
udes Of immigrants arriving this counry and for this
syo S hs for tho 1d c ss
sons-souh well as wcstimmed!atcy on their landing
@ a' Ssf Il'
ia q se Seea = n al sy
snt.1scnecs employed throughout Great Britain, Sweden.
sStssiand and Francs. Empoymsn. in adVsnce Is pro-
dsd for S eyey and % Of cye snd
the company in all directed the localities where
To- @ ana
ng to & all a 81 mnSs Gsy Ss s SS q
fully aud fully to the condition and circumstances Of
sH lion f%lds them in the jncoas choice of aeay for
their residence placed their disposal The value Of such
an snepc n can M
grant Company doce respect and confidence OF the peo-
E e s%d e hs e ."d % Is si
s'GFa % he eSS principal 81 Sss T ''f y
means OF this thoroughly organizcd and widely rame
1co%ns e VI smr a. Tue STATES 'e
vac ssOrdsd sr srsuOI'sy Us to sgs,y
cay South, West ;or East for him to scect.accorrc TO
q Empioy mon is acquired in the Southern ard Western
hs % o Swelling o roach ss s ua D. "'n
workmcnmee mining aud sgricuIlirsl-arc d.
v S S $ s S %aa 1G any Hasr aS s rye
% %sssS s4. cs on es ep Promptly eopay az o"s To-
spaehed from the scaboa without charge whatever
gs s. cSssss sfss ss.h' T. s %
Molnes Cincinnati Indianapolis and 9 engaeed ia orsan-
Wilmington, Charleston and New Orleans.
capital and commands the confidence and support Of Tho
bet men Of The community n to ths
sa se % on %S1 s sopsS fey Of @ ops a
society before established now known as the American
Enlgrant Company has put in operation the necessary
fer bringing TO this country the skilled and other
labor OF England and the continent Asking public cona-
dencc of FIRST citizens OF its
claim committee OF the opinion
taken prnisoworthy and important work guatns
system OF supply well calculated 10 meet pressing and
vital want The company has been In active operation of
months and weekly receiving disirihut
Ing large number engrans seeins lie necessities Of
The present crisis appeals 20 the sympathy support
all desiring the restoration Of the South prosperity tho de-
veopmcnt OF the mighty OF the West and the
general Industrial welfare OF the nation Letters should be
addressed TO
JOHN WILLIAMS,
General Agent for Emigration.
No. 3 Bowling Green New York.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
CARAToGA ASSOCIATION.
AssoCIANON.
THE SECOND ANNUAL
RACING MEETING,
Commencing Monday, August7,
And continuing the Ave following days.

THE SECOND ANNUAL
RACING MEETING,
Commencing Monday, August,
And continuing the Ave following days.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY AUaUsTZ
Tor year oid one and hreequarter mile Closed
sESos @ e. Ts %s
FIRST EAcE1Ihe Saratoga Cup Of $1,000 added to .
r Cossa ~ % sash all two ns
fsry Kentucky xrcoia saraosa Adebarsn. Capt Moore
dra, Mary Howell, Lord Monmouth, Eclipse Colt.
@ s5 " aSs1 4SSTsE Tf beats
half nils winner Of ihs Derby or fravsrs stakes
SECOND Saratoga stakes of $50 EACH p $500
added Tor TWO year olds mile Closed with nine entries
THIRD RAcx-Purse Of $780, for all ages and quar-
FOURTH DAY-THURsDAY AUGUST 10
ErRsr RAcEPurse Of $780, selling race dash OF and
half mile for all ages; the winner 70 be sold at auction
SECOND RAgEPurse 900 for all ages; three mile heats
fIFFH DAY-FRIDAY, AUGUST II. -,
for three ods dash miles winner Of the Derby
or Traysrs stakes extra but penalties not
late. Closed with fourteen entries.
SECOND hAcs-Purse OF $500. mile heats, for beaten
SIXTH DAY-sATuRpAY AUGUST H.
FIRST kAcE-hurdle Race purse Of $500, dash Of two
mile.
SECOND RAcz-Purse of slOOo ages; dash Of four
THIRD RAcE-Purse $780, for two year olds one mile;
winner Of the Saratoga stakes 1--WE pounds extra
~ WwaTsAIEH RI TRAyEHs. sI,rsssEs PRESIDENT.
Extra trains will leave Albany Troy each day, arriving
at Saratoga In time for the and returning after the
races Of the day are over.
coming BY boat from New York are ere, re-
the trains for Saratoga.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
THE TURF.

FASHION PLEASURE aRoUND.-TROrTfNa, WE'D.
1,oo n%sfeay % August at three o'clock Match for
In hsrness; b. Newland names m Little One, wagon.
JOSEPH CR0CHER0N, Manager
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
SALE POSITIVE.

4. EXECUTORS SALE OF HANDSOME HOUSE
win 10 sold at public auction 10 the highest bidder
out reserve this day "Wednesday, Aug At lo O'Clock
nth street, between Fifth and Sixth avenues consistng
clvet Bsses and Ingram Carpets three elegant Parlor
covered In rich French satin brocate and green figured
rosewood Eageres with French plate back and doors
iSificENT RosEWOOD "a OCTAVE v III lpddANoFohTE
anQ rosewood and black walnut marble top Tables,
sh Easy Chairs and Lounges, Reception Chairs bronze
ks, rich Lace Curtains Oil Paintings rosewood and ma
hny Bcdseads Bureaus, Rockers Lounges Sofas Spring
Hair Mattresses Blankets, Glass, China and Silver
Ic, Table Cutlery, &c. By order Of
T. VI. CARPENTER, Executor.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
q. BURNHAM, AUcTIoNEER,

II - ~ An AtttiO EEK,
ORTMENf OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNI.
TURE
sod at public auction without reserve, st the elegant
ate residence A West Sixteenth street. between Fii,h
sixth avenues, this day wednesday, at cs O'clock
sale comprises OF the richest, most recnerche
wing Room Furniture manufactured FOR Amerlcaa
,; carved rosewood 7octave Panofore, made TO order
months ago by celebrated city makers az modern I'M
ernents fully Velvet and tapestry Car
Lace and Satin Drapery, Curtains valuable Oh RANT
r{lronxes &c The auctioneer would call the attention
enbarkng in to the full and complete
already provided the large class OF rare costly and
tul articles of viru which, at greatly less than original
O. be had on this occasion.
perb suites rosewood Furniture crimson and gold broca
een and gold reps coverings; Etageres latest
ern the Cherbourg and Louis Quartoize; Centre Con-
,s, Chandeliers In bronze and ornolu.
gncent match Paintings by arding copy OF the cele
cd Magdalen In the Louvre gallery; pair Marine Views,
he French artist Boscawen; Flemish Interior Scenes
aui; Italian Landscape Fruit and Flower pieces &C.,
Brunze Mazeppa. Diana, Andromeda, Mexican Water
iers Matador, Crusader animal groups and single &C.
ric figures.
droon Furniture-Carved suits Rosewood and black
lut Bedsteads Dressing Bureaus washstsnds and Com.
lc& Armoir Glace Turkish Lounges and Easy Chairs,
'ing Stands Mattresses, Paillasses, Bedding, &c.
ming Suits in carved oak extension Dining Table,
z's patent; Buet antique Chairs Clarendons painted
Dinner and Tea Service, Sheffield Cutlery silver Tea
together with great quantity of commoner articles ne
airy in furnishing four story residence.
mpetent persons In attendance to pack and to
arts Of the city or country
9TH avenue cars and Fifth stages run within
- 49, ~~~-
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

HENRY y. MINER, AUCTIONEER-SALESR0OM 81
4 Essssu s:reet-Adm,nistratrix sale-MINER SOMER-
.IE VIII Sell at auction, Thursday August g. at lcl2
Eock ta contents OF the Wheelwright and Blacksmith
on 2eh street west Of Third avenue late the property
ghts' Tools Bellows, Anvls Forees Hammers, Lumber,
nishcd Stock. 10. Also the Building said premises.
Crdea. Administratr
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
LOAN OFFICES.


la l6z-J H. BAGRINGER,
I1 LATE OF 22 BROADWAY,
REMOVED IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE FIRE.
THIS OLD ESTABLISHED OFFICE
WILL CONTINUE. AS USUAL, TO PAY
THE UTMOST VALUE FOR DIAMOND JEWELRY,
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, PRECIOUS STONES,
OPTICAL INSTRUMENTS, &C, &C.
n. P-Dianonds, Watches, &c., for sale. Olce hours
I'M ~ A. IA. to4 p. NJ. j. II. BAkRlNGER i67 Broad
y, room Is, up stairs.
AR 77-soNEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on Ola.
TX MONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c, OR THE
|AME BOUGHT AT THE HIGHEST RATES ALSO
rAwNBROkERs' TICKETS BOUGHT FOR DIAMONDS.
WATCHES, JEwELRY &c, atT Beecker street up stairs
lar H. HyMAN's s5s BROADWAY, CORNER OF
IA Bond street. will be paid the highest price for Da-
ponds Watches and sllyerwarc, VIII advance on the
bovc articles.
la DvANCEs MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS,
|A Jewery Dry Goods and Personal Property Of evcry
escrpnon y A. JACKSON, Ill Grand street, two doors
vest OF broadway.
la ny AMOUNT TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
ia Jewey, &c, bought for tho highest cash prices.
ISAACS, Diamond Broker, 8il Broadway
Opposite wallacks Theatre
1OAwNBROKERs TICKETS BoUoHT-OF DIAMONDS,
watches jewelry svcrware, musical instruments dry
Iosds clothing &c Money advanced on danonis watches
Ec i2 Bowery, near Grand street, up stairs.
kO WILLIAM sTREET.--DIAMONDs WANTED. SET
D or unset for which &c they arc ne) 2 per cent more
han can be received elsewhere win be paid ca William street
|sem No. O
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

FELTMAN, AUCTIONEER-Sl NASSAU STREET,
sells this day ut 10 O'Clock, the Stock Fixtures,
Wagon and Harness, of nne Grocery, corner Seventh
nue. and Thrtieth street.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

T,HE COAsrwrSE COMPANY WILL DESPATCH FOR
i NEW ORLEANS direct the steamship PiifLADEL.
noon from foot Of Warren street North river Frs,
cabin passare, $50: second cabin passage ESQ Freight
thrydve cents per foot for goods; other
freight and large shipments Nv agreement For freight
nnniv the of the III West street.
OF Warren. ID. ". CARRiNuTON, Agent
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

)sEPH HEGEMAN.-THURsDAY.A AUGUST s. AT 10
A. NJ at 46 Fulton street, Boerum street, Brook
antiquarians sale Of Paintings Engavings Minerals.
Ills Birds Coins Relics Fossils, Furniture, Aquariums,
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

pCTION NOTICE.-MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
and costly Furniture this day (Wednesday), at l01s
ck precisely at the residence 9s waverey place. between
n and Sixth avs comprising large variety OF Parlor
walnut Paror Suits covered in the richest description
jsselg and Ingram Carpets but little used Also one
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE, .
four round corners fun octave containing all
odern $500 Stool and Cover; costly
Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains, marble top
fire Tables Bureaus. Bedstcads pure curled Hair Mat.
lie, Clocks, Cutlery, Crockery, Mantel ornamens &c.
= sale is rerempory-one seldom met with In regard TO
t.and variety. CHARLES YOUNG, Auctloneer.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

i FELTMAN AUCTTONEER-sALESROOM 81 MAS
sau street, sells this day at two O'Clock at 23 Church
e< Stock. Fixtures &C. Of grocery. Also the Furniture
ainily. Sale positive, in lots.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
NAVAL PRIZE MONEY, sc.

- = ssas
HOY PRIZE MONEYl--GEORGE +. ODONSELL.
n Counsellor staw 30 Nassau street corner OF Liberty
oproalc Once :j collects rle money,
bounty and pension. makes advance, and cashrs
Navy Agent drafts and Quarcrmascrs youccrs
certificates of indebtedness. Refers 10 j. L. and ID =
RENCE, MYERS Co, importers, b South William street
All. NAVY CLAIMS COTLHcTED AND CAsuRD BY
n sOTiERAS a VALENTINE, OF New Orleans aud
Washington, at their New York Office, 30 Burng slip
OF South street, Fulton ferry.
A RMY AND NAVY BUREAU or 1SFoRMArfoS-
~ Pile money back pay, bounty pension. No charge
II. IS. BROwN Co, ll9 Nassau street.
A RNy AND NAvY-PRIzB MONEY, BACK PAY
N aud state bOunties, aud all other claims
promptly collected aud paid. Cash advanced all claims
GEO. W. MELVIN, i55 south st.. corner Of Roosevelt
NOTICE TO DISCHARGED sOLDrERs.--HAv1S
IN bccn established for three n collecting all
classes Of claims have complete for song
soldiers who have been discharged partial
descriptive s prisoners balance OF bounica state
bounlos, aud all other Advances made. In.
formation gratis Pensions procured back and bounty
" L. BROWN & 90. Bankers No 2 Park place.
CoLDIERs' BACK PAY CAsHED.-GovERNMENr
~ and State bounties prize money, &c collected l"r
nation gatis. All applications by letter answered ~ " ~
HIGGINS Co. 176 York street. Brooklyn, and NOS anu
New Chambers street
TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT CLAIM AdENcY,
~ for hrny and navy, 27 Broadway room 20 IIne
crey bounty back pay pensions and claims OF Every de-
scrlpon ntainst the government promptly eoleosa ot
cashed B.--godiers who enlisted NJ me IRON, anu nli
receive their county bounty $40 arc invited o eau A.
" y ALFhEp KERSuAw, Bspkes
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

issue, Just published by GENiO g. SCOTT III Broad
~. 0isry Building; also the Cutters Guide.
I'm. s. NJ. LAND1s' POPULAR PUBLICATIONS on
~ the "Scenc OF en entitled "Key TO Loye Lee.
ire on Psychological Fascination Frice 25 cents and
|Scalcd Book for persons 81 WIN be sent 10 any
In sealed envelope, upon receipt Of price Address
tr Lands lsi2 Chestnut street, Philadelphia T. S.fhcse
looks have extensive sale IN Philadelphia.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

|UCTTON NOTTCE-liN EXTRAORDINARY OPPOR-
n tunity for housekeepers magnificent octave
hwood Panoforte, cost 500 win 30 sold for s275 ons
FsAfua Parior Suite S2,5 for $40; do for $i5
lo< Pnrlor Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture ut .
sacrifice Inquire ut ll9 West Eighth street, near Sixth
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

s. RICHARDS 4 CO, AUCTIONEERS.-l0Oo
cases Boots and Shoes Brosans and Caters at
L.. il. S. RICHARDS 4 co. will sell on Wednesday,
fust q at 10 O'Clock their store A Corandt street,
plctc assortment Of mems, women's misses and chill
pies now ready. At private sale, full assortment
winter goods 20
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

ECEIvER's SALE OF BOURBON wIIISKEY.
n Br1ndes, Ac.-S. HERMAN ii. DREIIER auction
Va sell this day August at II O'Clock, at IS Bowcry,
,bis Kentucky Bourbon Whskey, Cogpac Brandies Gin,
m, syrups Wines Cigars &c also Il i0j O'Clock, Mort.
I 70 sale of Sewing Machines &C.
F. BADENHOP, Attorney for Mortgagee.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

UCTION sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF CHATTEL
mortgage will expose for sale, at public vendus, on
nesday. August 1855 Mt lo1s o'clock, the contents Of
GEO. J. SMITH, Auct,oneer.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
SOUTHERN ADVERTISEMENTS.

L,OR TExAs-A GENTLEMAN OF FIRST CLASS
business qualifications about returning 10 the above
State would take the management OF business refer
security given for the faithful performance any
business entrusted 10 his House wanted at Houston
or Galveston Address LeGrand "a Perry street.
CoUTflERS PLANTATION WANTED WISH TO
- exchange stock Of rs class manufacturing company,
here for good Plantation IN southern
State. Address ~ G.. NJ, station ID, New York.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

A MA0SfFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
N panoforte cost $3.50 VIII be sold Tor szs one beau.
ol of Parlor BEDROOM aud Dining Room Furniture at
great sacrifice Inquire al Nv west Egh'a street, near
Sixth avenue,
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

n ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
a2 o'clock At 48 Canal street. large variety Of second
Furnure together with variety Of other Goods doz
Boston leaf Tables paror and cottage Suits Stoves OH
reaus Washstands Carpets Refrigerator tin. coppcr.and
Ware Croton Hose &c Pipe two large bar and manssl
~ Bed Spreads, Shades, DC.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

NOR HAvANA-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
r wheel steamship EAGLE. Captain Lawrence, wi leave
pier No North river Thursday August 10. nj o'clock
r. precisely for Iavana For freight apply to
SPOFFORD. TfLESTON CO, 20 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

HAVANA. sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ, MEXICO.
III The American and Mexican Mail Steamship Company
will despatch their new and elegant dcwheel steamers for
the above ports the ls aud 18th OF each month For
freight passa &c apply to CEAS A. WHITNEY, 26 Broad
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

UCTION NOTICE-THOMAs NJ. CONNAUGHTON
will sell this day io at 80 Sixth avenue 70 genuine
utfuly placarded; also Glass Cases. two Plimpon Bed
ds one Pier, one Mantel Gass &c. Deposit required
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

OPPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA PRODUCTION
" IN price for August and Sertember.
First Glass, Second Glass, Third Class
$3.50. SIZE SlW
The Central Transit win despatch from
pier % the good steamship ERICSSON Can't A.
Lowber Saturday August 49, nt noon: on Wednesday
noon above low prices for these two
trips only.
For passage apply at the Office oS
The Central American Transit Company,
No. III West street Now York.
CARRINGTON. Agent.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02
AMUsEMEHTG.

AMUsEMEHT6.
MBL0'e GARDEN. .
IN Commehcos ats Concludes ft lo;40
Lessee RI TaE fcesSs fcceos5Sfsst III THE cff '''N''
ETNTpSeRsED Py THM as rHskIo o fTR TRE E sEAsoN
THIRD WEEK or THE GREAT DRAMA.
HOUSE THRON0ED NIGHTLY
TO OVERLOOKING.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST =
AND EVERY EVENING" - r.
after the most careful preparation wiz DO ior
NINETEENTH TIME IN AMERICA.
grand spectacular drama In three ecs oy MI Dion oouc
cault and e. II. House, ESQ., entitled
ARRAH Ma PO0UE;
OR, THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
the sole for the production of which mas been
'0' new Sf TME q CAST EwsPPfEactlfXLLy SELECTED
Mr.. J. H. GLENNY as SHAUN, THE POST
Miss JOSEPHINE ORION as ARRAH MEELisH; -
The other important characters sustained 6y Mr. j. -.
Burnett W. Sheridan, J. w. Blaisdell- w. H. Norton =.
Holmes, Chares Peters w. Scallan, w. Jamison, Chas
Parsloe Jr, w. H. Danvers Misses Maria Aaeder, Mary
THE GRAND SCENIC EFFECTS
& a. Hlard, J. Thorne, Whitman, Hillard, Jr, and w.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES
by Mons. Philippe and assistants.
PROPERTIES AND APPOINTMENTS
MECHANICAL coNrRIvANCEs
BY J. johnson and assistants.
ORIGINAL MUSIC
OF Harvey B. Dodworth
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
Seats secured six days in advance.
The New York herald., 1865-08-02

Tic and elegant AL steamship
VICTOR
will Leave No 81 North river for New Orleans Thurs
day. the 10Th instant at 3P. NJ Returning will leave New
Orleans August 25 atS A. NJ.
For freigA or passage apply 70 90
lsI Broadway.
Agents NJ New Orleans JAMES CONNOLLY 3 co.
The seamshp ATLANTA will succeed the Victor leaving
here August %
Insurance as low az by any other line.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-11-03

New countries have wants and
habits peculiar to themselves. In
our widely eyten1nl AMI sparsely
settled territory. medicines req " pre-
parel are more employed, and are in
fact q greater necessity than ia the
Ioli countries. Dr.. Ayers prepara-
tiohs have given the public greater
!conlidence in this class OF remedies
than had ever been felt before
IPhysi clans instead of discarding
them, really tavor the use OF such
ready at hand antidotes for disease,
when they can be depended on
And We wish our readers. to know
that in publishing j c. Aver & Co. S
advertisement, o. any Others OF like
"eliahie character, we think we are
furnishing them as useful information
rs any with which we can Gil our
columns -L,ui'piiie Courier.