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The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

Mrs. Davis. wife OF Eli Davis, Of Levisville,
Henry county. was granted divorce by tue
Henry County Circuit Court, and thirty thousand
ellArsniinony. We b<lieye this is the beaviest
DECREE ever recorded IN IndiADa. Cambridge
CITY journal. 81
Z They had On exciting match gene of Bill
liards, for golden cue, at Evansville, on Tues
day last, between Fred. Huston and George
Throop. The former won by 81 points, in a
game OF ], 900 poiats.e,4x,
1--WE have recAeiled trte first number of the
kent Citizen, a new Democratic paper published
at Kent Station, by james J Horreli, ESQ We
Welcome our eOlabaer in the good cause. and
wish him success in his enterprise The paper
presents neat appearance. and the salutstOry
has the trre rFog.
MURDER AT LAFAYETTE we.known col.
ored character in Lafayette. ALT. Cox. a FISH
monger, was murdered on Tuesday night Two
colored women. named Ann Manuel and Julis
Brown, have been arrested for the murdar. The
theory of the defence is that be attempted an
outrage upon Ann, when she stabbed him. Coz
was At ieast eiehty years oiu' anu hhu Hssu IL
Lafayette for sixty years. The parties had pre-
viously been drinking together. The two wo-
men were committed TO Jail.
IsDIANAPoLIs HsRALD-The State Sentinel
has been sold to Hall 4 Hutchinson, of Indian
apolis, who have changed the name to the In
DIASAPoLIs HERALD. The new paper is edited
by Samuel (. Perkins, for long time one Of
the Supreme Judges of the State. Under its
present auspices, the HERALD will no doubt be OF
immense benefit TO the cause of Democracy
throughout Indiana, aud the West We hope
| and believe it will meet with a liberal support
from the Democrats of the State Address
Hall Hutchinson, HERALD Office, Indianapolis
lnd.-Brownstown Union.
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from riper and better experience End pufer
fountains. than TO be le5eapt.se ~ the speciuus
and delusive logic ot,the GoveuOr. At least
ire viii determine how this may De. Inthe
ne, - very humble memer ofshe Den
ocraiic party We are wiling 70 wait. and II good
shall come TO our country out of this great
calamity through which We have just passed, no
one viii rejoice more than ourselves.
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

OFFICIAL VorE or CoLoRADo-The official
vote OF Colorado at the election September 5th,
Is declared as follows: For the Constitution,
1924, against. go; showing majority of only
l55 in favor OF State Government On the prop
osition to strike the word white" from the
new Constitution. the ayes were 476, and the
noes. 4I92
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r. Southern paper, in discussing the cues
ton Of the admission to the House Of Southern
Congressmen. refers ID the over riding of HrsH
OAKLAND and JoHS Quincy ADAMS in the case
OF the New Jersey members, and says that some
body will be found 10 treat McPEERsoS in a
similar manner
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- 4 Southern paper gives an account of a
recent in,eFyiew with Secretary McCullocb, in
which that gentleman Is represented as stating
that he regarded the ideA Of giving the negroes
equal political privileges with the whites as a
pu.elv visionary one
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AIApAM, ELrcrloN.-The alection in Ana.

ALABAMA ELEcTIoN.-I The election in Ala
bama. which took place on Monday, has resulted,
as far the southern and central portions of the
State are concerned. in the election Of the con-
servative candidates. Bulger is thought to have
been chosen Governor. but the contest was close
and the exact turn OF affairs will not be known
for some DAYS
The Indianapolis daily herald. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1865-1868, 1865-11-10

REAL ESTATE SALE.
TOWN LOTS AT PRIVATE SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF order OF the Court OF Common
I1 Pleas OF Marion County, Indiana, the undersigned
Oilers al private sale the undivided halt Of ia Lots In
Davidson's Addition to the City Of annapolis" being
Lots Nos to la inclusive therein, lying between the
Bellefonta ne Railroad Work shops and the United
States Arsenal.
TERMsone-ffth cash in hand; balance In four equal
annual payments with interest 10 be secured by notes
and mortgage. D0RMAS y. DAVIDSON.
Guardian of Susan L. Davidson and Cathx rine Da
wilson.
n. b. At the time, the undersigned as the At
torney In for Preston Davidson Noah Noble
Davidson, will sell the remaining undivided half OF the
above Lots the same terms thus enabling the pur-
chaser obtain the fee the prem
ises. DORMAN ". DAVIDSON
indianapolis, Nov. I, ls6j.-novT blot
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sg-T The Cincinnati Gauetts's Washington spe

cial says:
Ii is intmsted in the National Intelligence OF
to-day, that President Johnson will, before the
meeting of Congress, issue proclamation re
eoguizlng the reconstructed States as again IN
practical relations with the National Govern
ment, and that II will consequently be the duty
OF Mr.. Clerk Mcpherson 20 place the names OF
toe Representatives from these States on his
initial roll
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sE-A ue~ county II Missouri, to De called
Grant. Is to be made out OF portions OF Franklin.
Jefferson, Crawford and Washington.
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rs The California Navigation Company last
week launched at San Francisco the largest
steamer ever constructed on the Pacific coast,
designed to run on Sacramento river. She cost
$500 900.
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MAR RIED D.

FeeVEr-HANcH-on the morning OF the 9th inst, at
the residence Of the BRIDES father four miles west Of
the city. by the Rev. Mr. Kunklemsn, DIR. W. EeGKRr
aud ELIZABETH. daughter Of Jacob Hanch, ESQ. No
cards.
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WAN II %.

CEwING GIRLS, ALSO GIRL TO DO HOUSE
- work, wanted at No. Is North New Jersey street
nov3-d2t
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We may admit the natural rights OF the negro
| submit il ID the intelligence of the people
that colorcd State governments are not desirable
that they will bring about results that not To
be hoped tor that finally they would threaten
20 bring about. and. L believe. would result in a
war of races.
Now, after that. would any one expect that
the Governor could find an argument in favor Of
enfranchi.ng the negro under any circumstances.
After showing most eonclusively that TO give
them the right OF suffrage. now that they are x
norsnt, would result first in tie political asceu-
dency Of the negro race in some three or four
States of the South: because, IL they have the
right TO vote. thew will elect negroes 10 Office:
aud secondly. the formation of negro States
holding the balance of power. and finally result
in war of races
Nov for a solution Of the difficulties. aud
shs. too. we will give in the Governors own
language:
Now the question comes up. how can this
thing be avoided, aud vet confer upon the negro
his righlss Well. II had the power. will tell
YOU how | would avoid il. / believe IL ~ill be
tae way IN which II will be ultimately worked
out. foe 1 believe the time will come when these
rebel States will confer upon the negroes the
right Of suffrage IL had the power. would
arrange il in this way: / would give these
men. Just emerged IRON slavery. period
OF probation aid preparation. you'd give
them time TO acquire little property, aud get a
little education. tine to learn something about
che simplest forms Of business. aud prepare
themselves for the exercise OF political power
AT the eud Of ter, fifteen or tsenty year,. let
them come INTO the eajoyment OF their political
right. By that time these southern States xil
have become 90 SLED up by emigration from the
North AID from E1r1oe, thar the negroes will be
10 permanent minority. Whyl Because the
negroes have no emigration - nothing but the
natural increase while we have emigration
from all the world. AID the natural increase be
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
FIRE WORKS.

RHE Suhscfihes he's just received ano,hes
aSs.stmeut of Ssssuuable gosls. embrac-
ing many desirable articles.
AIsn. READY MADE CLOTHING; Ia.
DIES CLOAkS; 6ne assWtmcut Of CON
FECTlONARY; and 70. the amusement O.
the young. has Adslsd to his stock an assort.
ment of Fire Works.
such ~ TUbiiinns; Tsiangle<; Pt. Stars
Spit Devils; Pin Wheels Tmpcdves: Flower.
pots and Fire Crsckers.
shall c..,sinue to give the highest price io'
Rags, and Fun of I'll kinds.
N. CONRAD, Agt.
Decembes 22sd, i664-tf.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
latest FROM THE FR0NTI'

&HE subscriber takes this method Of in.
forming his friends, and the public gen.
orally, that he is now in receip, Of his sup.
ply Of FALL. and WINTER GOODS-en
bracing a well selected stock of 80 s.,
DRY GOODS;
GROCERIES;
HARD WARE;
QUEEENSWARE;
BOOTS. SHOES and HATS
slso large assortment Of READY MADE
CLOTHING.
He na,tcrs himself he has laid in hi gooda
upon such terms as will enable him to sell
upon the most favorable terms. considering
the present prices of G"d.l and share OF
the public patronage is most respectfully 90
licitec
The highest prices given for Rags. Beef
hides and all kind Of fur.
N. CONRAD, Agent
Oct. goth. ls64-lyr.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
OILS AND GREASE.

COAL OIL for Burning; PARRAFINE
~ OIL fnr Cotton. Wnllen and other ma
chinery; NATURAL ROCK OIL fM thresh-
ing and other :aaehinery; TAR OIL; LARD
OIL; PAINT OIL, . g.sal substitute fu
Linseed Oil; POLAR OIL GREASE. far Wa
son Wheels aud heavy bearings; ALCOHOL;
kENZINE. Sc. SC.
Fur sale by
MCNEAI. & JONES.
Ne. 81 5. Calvert Street,
Baltimore.
Oct 18th, lS64-2m.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

G.s. u. Csrsas J.s hu. ". Rasisy James y.
Bsswsr.
cARMAS. sosLEY = BREWER.
Ke~g Estate .1Gesasss
Es.S CARROLL HALL.
iup ssAias,l
=. = Car Baltimore and Calvert Streets.
BALTIMORE, ND.
~ Real Estate and GrouuA-rents Bought
end Sold. aud Colisesisas promptly attended
o.
isnusry tath. isss-ly.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE or DIVIDEND.

xNn spp,icatiou of EIisa b. Biakirtone,
~ Aan'r /, u John Blskistono, late OF Sair.s
Mary. eorn,y. deceased. Il Is "'dered by The
O,ur,, that the said administrator n"tifs the
ered;trrs Of said dee~a,ed 10 tile
t,.ir claims sgain.t said deceased, in the Reg
Assr Of Wilvs Office nf Sain, Marys county
o. o, before the 3Oth day "f Marsh next. 10,
Ai.,isui, aud that this or'ler be published
1. the saint Ms.y's Gasetse once week u
Sac. ~s.i, snr;l the ss,a 26sh day "f Feb.
0Aat.
e.. J. r. ~ RALEY,
Reg.s~r of Mills
fr -. MsT,'s Counsy.
Sanuasy seth. isoS--sd.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
| CARD n IIIlIIli,

A Cergyman, while residing IN South
- AaaercA - . missionary. discovered !
ss'e ana s:mpss remedy fs the Care Sf
Neayo1s "eakness, Early Decay, Dis.asrs
M .nc Urinary ami Seminal Organs, and the
~1'ae tnen OF di~,rders hr"ushi e.n By hare.
~. and v'c,osas hahiis. Grat psmbers hsve
been already cur~d BY this nohle rcmcar.
Frompt~l by desire to lsn@ais Tie sffl;c.si
and unfortunate, will send the rec;,. ~
preparing and nsina this m-iirine. sn
,sa'ed envelope. TO any enc Who nssds b,
Free q CAargs-
fleass 'ncaas . poss-paid envslope. q.
dressed 3, ysN,r.sif
Addssss.
JOSEPH T. lNMAN,
Station ID. Bible H.sase.
New. srh ise4-tf
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

RATIFICATION NOTICE.
Maria p. Morton,
~.
Daniel N Washingtos.
IN the Circuit Court for faint Msry's
County. sitting asa cours@ Equity. No
Ordered By the Court. that tbe Audi
tors Report. fled 10 this c,ss. BE- rat
lied and eon6rned. unless cause to che
contrary bs shown on or bef,re the third
Monday Of March next. Provided a
copy Of this order be published 10 the Saint
Mary's Gazttse. once week for three sue.
ceesivs weeks. previous 10 said third Mem
day Of March pext.
by order.
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Ci'k.
True copy--test.
JNO A. CAMALIER, Cfk.
Jannary Sth. iS65-Sw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

NO TICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE is hereby gwen tina, .hesubscrbsrs
IN have obtained from the Orphans Cour, &.
Saint Mary's county, IN Maryland, letters
administration on the personal estate Of Bar
ton Joy. late Of said county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the said de
ceased, are hereby warned to exhibit the same
with the prone. s..aches thereof, to the subscri-
bets. on or u<i;"e ;he 18th day Of June, 1865,
other. 'se ,lry may be excluded by law from al!
benei, Of the said estate. Given under our
hands this l5sh. day Of Dec. ls64.
WIN. H. GOODWIN,
JAS. COOPER,
.a-aa-,- Administrators.
Ose.. 18th. la6l-4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
.Jns. A. Bur.ougAs
~.
A. q. Buroh


IN the Circuit Court for Saint Msry's
ccsnt,. sitting - . Coort Of Equity. No.
zAS. EqaiaJ
Ordsrsd By ne Court. that che Audi.
tors Repors. Sled IN this case. bs ratified
and confirmed. nnle.s caoss TO the contra
y b shown on u ts<sss the ahird Mon
day Of jase nsxt. Presided q copy OF
abis ortes 10 Published in the saint ia
rye Go.aae. once . week Tor three snc-
ssseiss wseks. previous 70 said third Mon-
Sey Of Juae next.
BY order.
JNO. A. CAVALIER. Crk.
1rse e"py-sest.
JE0. A. CAVALIER. Crk.
Jaacssy 10Th. 1866
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

hass ehssinsd fron shs Orphans Ceurs ol
a.ssa Aasy's eooay. il siaryiand. .saasrs o.
ssnaiatssgssisa. % thS ressoaaj estate Of Josh.
N 6nanes isas Of said eosn,y, deceased. Al
c0eae Aesln9 claims agzinst the said deceased
~ sssssy GsnAsd sosxkibis the same. with the
HCv vsaseasss tsesssf. % shS subsetibers. on o.
Sss the 1oss 81 July. Ie6S, osherwtss
4sy oey u excluded BY tsv froN aii bsse6i oi
- sna6 AsGase. Given undef eur hands this
a3A,dsy . Jss.. iveS.
hARCECUS 3. STONE,
JNU. L. bEAH,
Exscutors.
Sses.rv 18th Je6s-A.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26

January 6th, lS6s-ts.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
leoIlcE.


y ! = 9.,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

AooTtcE ,s hereby given tha, the subseri-
~ Der has obtained rom the Osphans
Court Of 81. Marys county, in Maryland, let
.ers OF administration on the personal estate OF
WIN. r. Langley. late Of said county, deeeas-
"a An ressons haviag claims against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same
wsh the proper voaches theresa, 10 the sub
1865, otherwise they may be excluded by Law
from aii benefit of the said estate. Given un-
der my hand this lih day Of August 1854.
CATHARiNE r. LANGLEY,
Administrative, w A.
August 9Th. 1864 -4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the sabscri-
IN her has obtained from the Orphans
Court of ST. Mary's county in Maryland, let
ters Of administration on the personal es-
tate Of Henry Bond, late Of said county.
deceased. All psrsoas having claims sgains, the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same with the proper vouches thereof, to the
subscriber on OF before the i2,h day of June
1865, Otherwise they ma be excluded by Law
from all benefit Of the saiG estate. Given un.
der my hand this 18th day Of Dec. ls6i.
ANN BOND,
Administraitix
Doc. 18th, lS6A-4v
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-01-26
NO TIcE TO CREDITORS.

Doc. 18th. iS64-4s
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TuK RECENT VICTORIES. -PRocIAMArIo
ny Tim MAYoH.- Mayor Cleveland yesterday Issued
tie following proclamation, in reference to the recent
victories:
MAYORS OFrics JERarY Cry, April g. 1865.
The larh uui that hos been - long gathcriu., a
breaking -Nsv. Victory on victor, 10 ours, an' the
triumps Of our the enemies ot our country,
made more giutiou. y" the ~ peach Of that
p"acc have So long hoped tor ueiuou-trAti3us of
JOY ave CyUrNE here manifest, and ID seems tu 10 eu-
ucnty proper lint thefe should le some uuitej eX-
preston Of the common sentiment The mufdc Gus
stempt destroy the lite ~ this ustun has graGu.
ally tuci, aud lie SO. QUE news flushed orth from
day u day, shows that the ehOr.s II desperate mon
NJ" drn"lng TO ciore, In v'eN Of th,sH things |
respectfully suggest TO the citizens Of Jersey CIV,
that pablo and private BUILDINGS he .ll4ulnG'ul on
tue evening Of SatuId.v ueIt the stA met aud that
the Sts aud Stripes lc thrown the bIueze By all
Tho iosss,s such lok ~ OF pa'r isr,
OuKs1Es CIV LAND, Mayor.
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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARED
sTFAMSTIIrS- Easlc, Usyanr Northern Light
toTic-4 hrn.", II t,y, Iuls.eHi.a AuGtTala-
slAu, Liverpool
snIrs -Con.isntlne. Ilyl GArabadi. . Franci,oo.
BAkkS-t souder; Yarmouth, y :; Princess
Royu, MNAm".r-, q " hop..'tlL Sew uIcaug
NCw York liza, MA Wilhelm, CsIil; Maggie Leslie.
Melbourne Union. u John y 4.
BRlGS--L II Cole, st Jnso. Alice Msnde Port ~
Prince l.id Of thc Wave, Natrluo.as, Nai4d, Iieu-
iuc'o', sciAe, Para Champion, Ectou, Suuturs, Tia.
N.up. America, Pc'ou; MARIA, N.' If,I. Merlin an.
berlGnG iiArbor Iempcst, Lity Point.
gCHOONERs-E uphoma. Nontcso B,y: Maria
Jane, Ponce; smith, tlUucesleIs J. 4 iVaus. For
tIcsr N1n'or Juscpl,ne lAurclphlG ban., do;
Z shaw, Taunton; Boyusou, Addison
sLOuP-Ilar' Get, Corvin, for Providence, X. |.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Columbia Havana TtuA Lliv'l
Costa Hica Arpnwa all, North Star, 90.
sHlPs-BlzlT, Savannah; Owero, Pensacola
BhpEs- TlA Adele, M,tsmor-s Falcon, Amoy.
llC.rr-., savanna Anaconda teruaulucO: Enlii
~ GA tfu., NIhclnue, uyALtAO, AaLtAu, AsYu-
VAL; Emily x Ada Belize,
BRIGS-H F Nash, Zoza Simcoc, Cardenas, Cuba
'ccsionr, NnfuR ilcO4Ulu., haGnEas; ! A Darrell,
A'uGt oe Nnsu1ao J H. l-oi m, tGI4yOa sic he es
ivn.ei. H. Elizabeth, Autanzus Harvest Queen,
HyrWusA
.sCHuuNE"S-A Dell Mlr,hcsd CITY, Ripple VIAL
,aH lilly E.rn boston, "ar' Nowel, lrzt cihioEt
| 10 l.oN. bn.. SON, Fla nettPlrt tor 10 on T.
| 70. c' I'Fuct ,"u iug Hartford; trorr Henry,
! fNffN'l PUT JOG 'rw Haven, William, Bath: liur-
i' h't l -".Hru''. que, I.p.tey SOW Haven;
L. NlHa' 1--we. No, lydyr.. l,eou. - Ton / = Bal
l!Mvit' tu". n'fga, tNruUult. AyAi, Ifoylduuct;
Cha' Cooper N," iv,cW lnos =, mour, P'oyl.
oe"s-' Al. t.,.t ilNl.t. tt. Z j, ilaumou4 II
AndlCws \ IS sat.u M.,r,eI, New BEDFORD BAY
STAG, RgcNiut, BAoE, Ala .sul. Harriet, kocklaud
FLE WILL EAI E.'sT s'oIlea Crosby, AoTSleh;
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RUrvAlt 'Cyre 4 Wap-burv. The Rsins star VIII
run OF thc Iu,ouh m sew Ouctus rUutc, TN 90
10 oofrmareD Dy Caps. W 4. Bell. rbe follow. ~
are her dimensions. LENGTH 3lN WET With, S2
feet me sulcILtut. RIO TINS he Rising star 10
the y. op.rty y. "a. new fois Nal .eau. ship ".
tsE or THE IIsToL.--Jsmcs Courtpsy was
trrestc5 yestutdsy, CHARGE Vth assault upon Ma
tIda rchoenins, IA Chatham street. Il 10 stated
that the aecused presented oadei ptsto and threat
ened 70 tboot the complainant IL 4le wOuld not 70
with him 10 a hotre Of ~ fcpvt SAuy influential
finds II the pri'onpr VISITED nc i0iu- yestcrdny,
and annoyed Justice HOGAN with appeals tor Count
neI. Lul DE va Les oIiheloss cont ~ DE lslAnd.
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GlsOS EI.IEs.

A GREAT REDUCTION N THE PRICES
n Of ToAs At &AISON'S, 35i Bov cry, cor hth ~.
In come Iuence Of the fail Ia -old, Lave redue
ed large and superior stock Of Tets 10 he follow
OOlons only {I.g5 per b. tod Mixed lea : per ID
Good ispanero Oolong 81 per u. Best japanese 10
long, only 3 so pef No. OOOd fnslish Breaks "a
81 per 10. Best English BfeakfNt only - b. pef 10
All these Teas have been for ch at the lats
Auction Sales and they are warranted 70 be Of tbs
nes crop, and the tfeaheet In the market 10
20 TO THOMAS Il AGNEW, go AND t6f
~ Greenwich It, cor Of Nurfy 81 and there va
vii find teas cofees hsh -four and everything sss
cheaper than any store IN New YORK. one p1cs
house. So
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personal NOTICES.

palm OF WHITE LlLLIES-THIs tx.
A'ccion epsrntion for skin diseases ouch rs PIN.
vi's Eottncs Tan, sc, car always he obtained 40
south SECOND II, WIlliamsburph, aud NJ VI Eiphth
u'c, Ncs lork. Price 20 cents per bottle. 90
7 .ETIERS WRITTEN, AND CONFIDEN-
- tti mrtters attended TO promptly; also collecting
AL other hItines- Of that Kind attended prom PITY
A'N III te Circulating Library, Z64 Third ave, hot
~ all ..t sir, New York. -
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PAIN EXTRACTOR.

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
- IL the only specific for Burne and Scalds, reliev
ina the dreadful agony in lew minutes, and ssAyv
healing without sczr positive cure for Pies, Try
II and you will be- convinced II hn nov been in uss
70 years. There 10 hardly person but what has
heard Of II, and not family thtt hAs used II
that could he induced 20 be without a box In cass,H
sudden accident. A sing box will save many q DOC
tore bill. II has equal in curing cuts wound I,
bruises fever sores rheumatism and 'he worst cor
and bunions All intiAinmat ons sprans, eorea u T.
rheum and sore eyes that have roasted every OF )r
remedy. Remember only 20 cent? Dor. For sale
At Depot - Liberty IT, New York. 3lS
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cost A0D FOUND.

HANK BOOK LOST-ON THE SEAMEN'J
- D4lF g. saving. Wal i, The Under will please
TO~l-)N WEDNESDAY,, 9TH, EITHER
- b. an 9A ave car, OF Eciug IRON 5th and 2sh
t,to % ave. lIy'- open iace gold CYLINDER watch
sVsoa i 5 So l To- a. I' s as W. % n0eI
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TgI Rebei Rssdrr, we're dlsoh srged from custody
yO.e-day rp r-i-s a, Montreal. They were inue-
date r,.asrss-.i .rd sent v Upper Canals.
sro1g f,rc- Of cavalry ard sr,llsry gulf led hsTn
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FOH SALE AND TO LET.

ITO LET OR LEASE-l47 AND 1i9 WEST
Il 86th u, tetween Broadway and Tth ave, suitable
particulars apply TO WV. u. ANDREWS & BRO, =
MFters ,-4s
ITO LET-STORE, BACK-ROOM AND ..-i.
Il room; also, laTpe front and back basemen' IN
bed rooms, Mt rs Wet 3Tth It, Win 10 let ,, ~
good teu1nt Inquire OF Y. NJ sCnES cKlGfl
Canal n. All
THE DRAFT-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFER,
Il his farm situated in tue pleasant llAge OF snI
dem L. L., mile. from depot and 10 niles nun I'm.
city, consisting Of new house, f2SV extension ",
IL ~ story high, 30 ncres clo rod Land o.,
growth locust, no incumhrance CD IL; price II SIs
terms easy posse,sion immedlatel For further par,
uculhrs address T. EDMARD5 patchogns r.,
iShhu' booi thih new, S-AEs. As
CS000 WILL BUY 8 OR . TURFR
FOOOOstory brick hov ses and o,s Win tore
corner Of Hamilton sv nd Woodhull ais nal
can remain on msrrrNse Tor eve year- Apnly A. 4
MoodhullsL Brooklyn, aENIY DECKEK 40
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TYPE METAL OR OLD LEAD-500, 900
L iba of the ABOVE wanted, for which the highest
cash pr;es vii be paid BY y. CRAskE- 1871 William
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