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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

W Tl,is,F ATTRACTION AND NOVELTY.
Fh4phY APRIL ~
Ior The hanftt OF
Nh EORTiN.
frat lfr,s Ueuylag Te-fo.j's hsauNfts drama
T'4E gRiSUNHR CF WAR
AID the raptai af'erpIreh
TnE OBJECT OF INTEREST
Oh WITH elegant scenery ana Trsai Gsals
Boz book open.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-04-28

VNANTED-A BARITONE AND TENOR FOR A PRES
w byteian church In Brooklyn; must be thoroughly
competent; cngasrmen TO commence May salary liberal.
Address at once ChOrssr boz ~ ~ " Post oulcc
amount 9rcoinpensation required.
yVANTED--A GOOD ORGANIsT FOR A PREsByTE-
w Ran church, in South Brooklyn. Apply for three day,
to X w. Lumber, No state New YORK; No Frst
place, brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
fradl Notlfes.
srirE on NV. YORK,
fTITE UF NEW- Ufth
oYycs OF rnE sEcRSrARr oy sIAIs;ss

ALB.sY, July 20 1865.
T3R. Sheriff If the Comfy Of Men. York
SIR: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that q,
- the General Election 70 be held IL this State on Ipei
day succeeding Monday Of November next the oi
lowing officers are % be elected, to wit; =,
A Conprolier IN the place Of Lucius Robinion
Treasurer, IA the place OF Georse W. Scn.ysti
An Mtorney-0enerai IN the Place OF Johh William r
State Engineer and Surveyor In the psee OF "h"a" "
Taylor; , o,,-..
Canal Commi, sioner In tho place Of William skinner
An Inspector Of State Prisons In the Pase Oh "'S -
Judge Of the Court Of Appeal in the place OF Hiram
CLERK o. the Court of Appeals IN the pae Of Frederick
A. Talmsd-p; . -, N.
All whose term, Of Office win expire the last day Of De-
Aso Judge of the Court Of Appeals, in the place Of John
K. Porter who appointed to ny the vaeAsy g. Witch
BY the resisueon OF Henry X Seidea sho'e ,ea nh,
1871. I.I =. -. IT., ts,.i.,
District IN place Daniel 7. lnrrahar whose Vein Oh 0
will .x lire on tue last OF December neat - rl a.
Also Senator FOR tho Fourth, Fith snth .nd Seventh
Senate Districts. comprising the Conniy Of New'AoIL
COUNTY OFFICERS 10 M ELECTED .I. ...
Seventeen Members Of Assrmbyi A. .,..o =, r.n..
Two JG,,cG, & ns soES SSs. S%Ef III tue
Justice Of the Cour OF Common fiea'' IN 'ne iA0e
Charles +. DAYS. -. r,.v,. and Iohn r.
Jrcs for the Marine Court In the place Of Henry Aer
all whose Of Office viii expire on the last aay 0
Ao Justice Of the Marine Court In The pHce Of Florence
Mccarthy deceased term io' %n nsssaber oishtee2
Tbe st,sn,oa of pcctor. Of Election aud County Can,
a. directed 10 chapter 325 Of Laws Of 1888 copy OF
riib q ndnrJ herewith entitled Au Act 70 PROVIDE ue
sn, NJ nsyuE bonn. anhori1ed BY law, snd ~ reimbar
Us nv r.ting STATE debt fof that porpJse aud 20 submit,
10 tho peop the question Of eIeiins sheh oey -. oi
certain sections Of hsIteI SS n,lSuetOu 10 rcsMd to
| eighteen hundred and shty hfe,' iSs "'~N0''S
| their duties under said ACT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New.

CUPREME COURT, City and County Of New
~ York.-JOSEPH H. SIUlNEsAkT PAiHtiJ. eg'. NIGH
OLAS WsTUVl ESA nj and others Ia parsasnt
Of the Judgment q the above entitled Court made 10 h aooVe
entitled action tbs 5 Day OF October lB5 the Referee
appointed in and by said uGsn cut for tie purpose OF carrying
into effect such judgment VIII sell at pubic suction. 81 TIE
Exchange Sales Room No. III broadway Ia the City Of New
York. on WEDNESDAY the 29h day Of Noyen5,r 1902 al
" o'clock noon, through Jane. NJ. Miller besl Estate
AueoBcer An that .sn lot psce parcel Of land with
the building heson erected 'itnlte yng aud being on TIE
e,eily side Of the cond4ycnae between tigh and MUM
s.et. IN The City ofNewiofA aud known O hnmber QUO
,ndred aud hiyhve Jil upon map hle IN the Office
tho RsS,er oi tie City and County Of New YORK a. NUN
Der 81 In ru cd Map showing ion OF pat OF
the real st- OF hola ~ Stuyyessnt aong
hs heir situate IA the Eleventh Ward Of the City 81 hc'
York. and which lot IA bounr aud described as
20 says Beginning bt point tue easteTiy side OF he
Second distant hry feet six end aqpater inches
from the Dorheastey Conner Of tie Second e'enus end
EigthI-e sud running thence Dorhey along the easeriy
side Of the Second thirty ct nlne inches thence
easrry PARALLEL TO street hundfed and twenty vo
feet thence fouhery parallel 10 the secondayenu thhy
feet nine inches and thence westtry parallel 70
Eighree hundred aud twenty tive feet ~ the place Of
beginning, Dated New YORK October IL, 1865.
WILLIAM H. TWEED, Referee.
WV P. LEk, esq, Plaintiffs Atty, No. IS EIchsnseplace
olJ lawtwf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

JNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square
4 and UpngLt PIANOS. tiELopEONS. HAkdo.
MINIS and CABINET ORGANS. Nholesale md retail 81
,sa1ced rce. 10 let and rent sowed p0I chsied Monthly
psvrnts received for Second hard pino A. var
sa;ns nom 800 10 S21a Factory I'D waIeE09ri- NO 10
Boadwsy Cash paid fof secondhand Pianos Pianos tuned
and repaired, boxed aud shipped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
Amnsenenls.


WINTER GARDEN. ...........,. ,...,..
w (rnrs EsrArlsEnEST DOGS NOT Advertise IN THE
HOUSES cR5 5IS IsnH rs Esf StvERPApLowINel %
TaE OLD F4voRiTE :, 60
receives sa dSG's S 81 WELCOME AND pELouri
o'NiGRT AND EVERY NiGHT
the great Comedian iHA
j. B. CLARKE os.T '~J
.. ASA TRENCHARD, avail
\ .s- S ogR AAMsREcAS G GSgysTS
OLD hSb iIsI r bRTfeifGu P%
Seats may be secured sin days 10 advance
Doors open at y o'clock. Commence al 8,
CECOND WEEK.-D0DWORTH HALL,
~ A- No. so6 BROADWAY.
THE BLIND EEoRo BOY
EVERY EvFSrSa
Excepting w w D lti Oct 49,
RESERVED SEATS 80 CfNTs EXTRA. yf
Doors open At GcSek SOEmsnsing at 9oloe ;,u ,,
DAY from 10 O'clock, a. N, to- o'clock, p. m
The Grsnd Piano used for the occasion Is Kindly furnished
by s,sm"y sons. .rI-. L1--
DARNUM,s NEW MUSEUM ..I ~.
Tho romantic ESas.sl sS' sp sS%i of u
hAZEPPA, -..7I o.. .
- CzARINA Of the HIPPoDRAMA. r .l.
the dashing and phshed Equestrienne
oCEANA, .......r ...
t S3dRGEcUs SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT WARDROBE
THRILLING and PERILoUs FLIGHT r.
Of 'N' '''0 TRAINED HORSE TARTAR"
4, received with enthusiasm by
Nv CROWDED AND DELIGHTED AUDIENCES.
II will be performed
FVERY EVENING and SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
NIBLOs GARDEN, f...-....f f..... .r ....
''''''' - 49, 80 : Y0uEo AMERICA
Principal Dancers and Fan Corps At
rl TOMORROW, SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT2
tYyOODs MINSTRELS, No. 5I4 Broadway.
w (rus tsTABLIsHhRNr DOES NOT ADyRkTIsK
.'.H Ig TIE NEW YORK HgaALD.) " ....
First appearance mere Of the cs tbgafed Comedian
JH. BUDWORTH DID
who viii give his wonderful luAiion OF popular setos
tSS. PUHDY, -
The f.rori,a Comedian, via appear IN new sets rI
Soc ond week Of the great Bnresous
OH e.. THE STREETS or NETWORK.
Talent Appreciated Bacon and Greens Challenge Dance &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
90 farmers ano Oibers.

U,HE RITTATINNY. l- r4fl -
4 THE NEST BLACKBERRY HAVE YET SEEM
Chas Downing The BEST Blackberry know Of; SHAH ake
great pleasure w Il my irends 3 C1t'
peper. IL IL very hardy and aerest btsrer-An Ar'icni
unit Superior, .wee,er aud hey favored than New 10.
r1b. For oi dnal testimonials 1c ,sepd stamp
toR. WfLLlAAlS MOI tcar n. j. lao. .., ..... .. .|.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

frHIs RsrABLnBxEHT DOES Not ADVERTISE II TIE
aEw.YoRK HsRALD) s ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

wv Proprietor and Manager. M LESTER wALLACK


frHIs EsrABLisHxEHT ADVERTISE II rHs
aEw'YoRx HsRALD) I
FRIDAY. ..-
craven's attractive ,hpse act p5 cRIaiy.
And selbys briTlsnt Comedy,
which win Mesr on o RsrSo Ghsplfi
Pope Ward Miss Madeline iienrques, Miss lone BURKE
Mrs John Seton aud Mrs Jennings: Comedy STILL
WATERS RUN DEEP, concluding with III oS fAnhE
LAST TIME. ~,
In consequence Of forthcoming Novelties Coy eiDoss
DOUBLE GALLANT
In rehearsal and will speedily BE- produced,
A FiEE A AAp c SSiSINAL
with new Scenery and Ia gCintt%rf1si,,, entitled
Mis-. MARY CANNON and Mrs VERNON vii shortly S,rc
fs s% 'ai aSs1s
st. James, Londonl. whose arrival is daily expected
RARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM,
- BROADWAY, between Spring aud Prince-'!s.
trHrs EsrABLisHxysr DOES NOT ADVERTISE IN rHs
NETWORK HrRALD)
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
Of the CZARINA Of the HPPoDRAMA,
and the charming ss '4 k1THfs sep. S "a Vocalist
AFTERNOON AT
Romantic
ROLL OF THE DRUM, no
story OF the French Revolution.
EVENING AT e.
The Spectacular DRAINS. in ? acts. entitled
MAZEPPA;
OR, THE WILD HORSE OF TARTARY.
GORGEOUS SCENERY. SPLENDID APPOINTMENTS
MAGSIEICEhT WARDROBE,
and In which will b. introduced the
.. TRAINED SFEED TARTAR"
Previous 10 Drama, Afternoon and Evening,
MISS KATHLEEN OhElL In her celebrated
INVITATIONS or POPULAR ACTORS.
Mr.. w. b. HARRISON K te .a Singer
OVER 10000 CURfOSlTlES.
THE IDENTICAL LINCOLN LOGCABlN
bnih BY ABRAHAM LINCOLN IN Macon County, Illinois,
in 1890 AID ia which he reled ioI tyo year.
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAK. BORN WITHOUT ARMb
, THREE OF tue LARGEST GIANTS In the world,
The LARGEST FAT WOMAN LIVING,
and prettiest CiPCAS5iAN GIRL ever seen.
GEN. GRANT. jr, tbe smallest Dwarf ever exhibited
-'II. :. BOHE-flIAS GLASS BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN NOTION.
PROF. HUTCHlNGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
~ TuKEE-HORSED- BULL. .... |
CosmoraIna stereoseOpieons Learned Zeal. Happy Fam
ny, Grand Aquaria Mammoth Turtle, etc -
Adpi.,iou 30 cent, Children under 10, is cents
.'' SATURDAY FTERSOON-MAZEPPA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

- aood. Honte One that car command some Western
Southern trade preferred. Adde'S DRY GOODS. Box No.
los Tribune Once. f 20 .t-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

r. ELGERs-New FALL GOODS, Sc
~ ec,ed by himself ia EuroSe the largest co, lpet aud
90, vcd assortment in tie city. Ladies and gents. JET
Chains. Pins Bracelets, Buckle, Esrrinr, &c gt'
hives. Combs aud Bruses PoItm ornaies Hsir Nets
sndW atefss also full line Of best Eng.h sn,au wares
U-JOUVINS and other celebIa'ed ND OIoSes al low
prices; unafesgod Kids, new colors only 0lc r. .
P'''e'' w. j. ELGER,
fm,orter Of Hosiery Gloves end Fancy Goods.
Nos $50 and s8z Broadway, near Nineteenihst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
6elp Danteo.

boy WANTED in a Wholesale Notion and
ID uo.ery House. one who has had some eIperirnoe
r.dss with hs parents une1cep,ionsble reference Apply
fron to ~ and toe. LYON BROS, NO. ~ ConIAndtst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

rrovde the means Of paying bouniies authorized o ar
aud OF ,Iebursns unlc paliti's for bouues Para oy
them In Ysuancs OF Jaw, b. creating STATE ofos os
tba nur6o.r; end TO submit to the people tue question:
such debt ard to repeal eefish 'eoiohts pnaP
tef twsntyine 81 the Laws OF eighteen handIed ~na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

TWO PRINTERS WANTED immediately at
The Picket oaice, ieockyiIo Centre, l. state wages
eIpeciei and number in aday Address as above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

EARMER and GARDENER wishing STU
l. ALTON address Boa No looo Post ohiee stating par
ticulars terms snd Teferences
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20

DEAD all the Piano Advertisements, aud visit
he uispo stores the last one MeDONSLD's No. s?0
broone st. where you pntohac one 81 our new scNe
grand action Psngs s30e 70 - !es, ihsn - ehsTsea oy
Eve years Also second hand Pianos. go to SlS Ware
Io0ln, No. 40 Boone u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
PARLOR ORGANS.

The latest improvement ard desib,e parloI insiTu
nen,s msda CHURCH ORC AZ HARNOAlUMS. pro
no1ncfd by leadng -auss be pGeqnseA School Org
powerful COUP und iur,bf u-Tuneni lr schools, c,c
Meo,or. TIC largest iud net HsoItu.nt ~ The eounty
ILL sTRATED CIRCULARS AND PRICE Isis
SENT BY MAIL! Manufactured ~ CARhARI MED;
HAM 4 Co. No. 81 Past 251st. New York
DIANOS. New and secondhand PIANOS for
SALE al moderate prices2S per cent lower than Hny
other house fi5nos 10 HENT favorable TENS
BRIsTOW HARDENBKOOk.
.. Nc. ~ Teuihst near Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
AT So rs.

(Edtoda Of The Tribune OF October 10, 1851 -.
VNHE PRICES at which Coal is sold IN our
City and vicinity simply aroceg,-there Is no sense
nor reason In them And railing viii do good adj
Wis, every Gus has yet laid In bis Winters stock TO
ioIn one or Ito Mutual Coal Companies nd supply hhpse
cost which Is ourer i've dollars per tnn beo" The inns
price. e.. ....... @ A-,,,u Ar
ina Coal Company" Office No. IS W!lst. Its capital ID
NO OOO 10 shse- Of 80 each OF which entities the hoderto
receive one tun Coal per Hnn at cost which now from
IA 10 SO but will Of conrse be lower long Knowing
majority OF N. directors and oices aud having ah In their
capacity and integrity those who want Coal TO call e
th. oa aforesaid tAe ssO to $500 each Of the Companys
stock dnish the uuconseoIabe gains OF the Coal
nonopolsts. ...x - so..u.....
TiE SCHUYLKILL MUTUAL COAL COMPANY
- ~ If No. rs Wal st.
4, now delivering Coa at above price to Il, subscribers
- SHARES TEN DOLLARS EACH.
Ssrsn per eeAt dividends secured. .I..
Dsy,eoys-Chares futile, Jonn II. Pstt, Edmund Blunt
George L. Trask. George T.. Warng jr. "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-10-20
1mnsements.
NIBLOs GARDEN. % -4lffI
~ Doors open at Il; begins M7i ,,,,r.m,sU
Lessee and Msnagei .........'..'"'"m M

NIBLOs GARDEN. ,1lffI
", a, Doors open III 1s:n.%Ssa wHEArLas
trHu rsrAsrIsHxrsr DOES Sor Apvsnrr'. IN TIE ..
sgw-YoRx HERALDD
night of the triumphant engagement 'f'A'
GABRIEL RAyEL.
ANTOINE AAyygSssSe As 4, 3 v,s
The MARrINETTTs and sIsnorna PEPiTA and NJ VAN
hAMNE viii sppear
'''fFS Ri6 BlSYi'i EvE e II OCTOBER 90 1885,
The highly successful Fairy rsP ss9,. OF ..
THE ENcHASrEp SWORD.
Of BiANco. supported BY the ia Rs7eI Company.
MEsTs, TRICKS. TRASsFohMATloNs, &c. 80
, , GRAND FANTASTIC BALLET. mol
Composed and ,r@9sed by n Ysn HsIns ,.
sinoiina PEPfrA NJ Van hamme Mdle' Vandris, Mase'a
De'''''' W. 'A GABRIEL RAVEL u 800 =
TIE evenings entert.nment viii commences with ,
OUR CLERKS.
Nansn, r. Z. Morris T. Barry Rende, MIS- Marx Smith.
&C. &c TO MORROW SATURDAY AFTERNOON
GRAND RAVEL MATINEE. r.r.e f"
Animation rs cents reserved seats $i family circle Ten
trance on cro.by-s..l, 50 cents. =
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.-N0RMA: %
4 MA"
(ruIs EsrABLIsuYKsr Sor ADVERTISE IN rHs
YORK HBRAJD
TONIGHT. y ORMA. Rl
THIS tFRDAYl EVENING OCT 90 ATS
(FIFrEEsrH SuBscRIPrIos NIGHT,
will be EL02dna,e,fd Be.infs grand SRe,s 10 acss
'iAh' oAAoN1f1UG NILE. EynrCHErrA Bosrsro,
sIoNoR ANToNyCGL;,
So M&TiSEE T6a0RsoW sEEHnY
rU Hs oe or. and WEbS SEaf9 oc
THE cossfER AID THs FAIRY. ..-
Ts ". s aaa ss: s sS N ss':
the regular tick Offices wiz the Box Once Of the Academy
S Sses So Bro dway s:haSsr co No. a BSoads.y ana
Root, Anthony & Co.'S, No. 81 Sassau,t
OLYMPIC THEATER. -. =.
" Sole Lessee and msnageress.....Mrs JOHN WOOD
(ris asrAsLrsma;Sf Doss Sor ADvEaTns IL IHs
.' sewYoRx HERALD)
'' INTENSE SUCCESS ..- .-.a
has attended the production Of the great local sensational
'-''' FIVE ACTS AMI, 4 PROLOGUE. FOL
enid-d,
THE STREETS W NETWORK,
wiz" INC Elaborate SCENERY BY HAYES
including the beautiful pictures Of ,,,., ,,,,,r
UNION souAa Am ~ ma 4 y WENTErs NIGHT
MAcHE agSic pnorFRrEsr a and AF Ps
produced this Thester. IL will be presented
THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. I'D.
l.. PROLOGUE:
Adam Fair,geAthrr 10 sea csptsin). sioddsrs
Gideon Boodgood "a 4 >. nlna
1oD Badger ihis clerk - n Mornei
diva bank rl..
Tweny years espse between the proosus sRdthe plsy)
THE PLAY.
Paul Fsirweather tagged ssl .....;;M, O. w 9srri,Og
Mark Livngst New York gent!eman MrC III Rockwell
TSa Badger s1prsd By the Vigilance committee Of san
P,g IA b.te,l Observation-Disclosures Harry Pearson
IA, ~ s.b},..on lose No lOl,.. ...Mr. C. H. Morton
Bob tog the Bootback Az j. IL budw0rt1
His frat Orpe1Eayce ~ hew iotk la nine years
AZ, RiaoI,,'oS .....,..,..... Aiss lila newton
inc~ Fsrwssther ..,.,.,.........M ss Louisa Myers
Mr. AIGsle Harris
Doo.s open al IT; commence a. u. Ia =
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-02

We give place to the following communi-
cation from Rev. H. o. SHELDON, for the
benefit of such as may contemplate emil
grating to Missouri. Mr.. T. E. POWELL is
the Agent of the Association for his coun-
ty, n will give all needed information to
those who may apply to him:
may be interesting to many of your read
ers to know that, after the Ordinance of
Emancipation was passed, and Missouri
rose to the rank of a free State, the Legis-
lature, in order to repair the masterpieces
and fill up the State with lOyal citizens, es-
tablished a Board of immigration, to open
n correspondence with the Middle and At
lantic States, and Europe; to appoint
agents to disseminate information, make
known the advantages offered to the enter
prising and Industrious, and provide facil-
tiles for immigrants.
In prosecuting this important enterprise
arrangements haYe been made with four
railroads in Missouri and the two lines from
Cincinnati to St. Louis, in which they have
literally agreed, that upon the certificate
of the Board of Immigration, any person
wishing to visit Missouri for the sole pur-
gose of prospecting, or removing to, that
State, in going, returning, or removing,
may pass over their roads at half fare. 1t
is intended to apply to lines reaching to the
seaboard for similar DETERMINATIONS. of
which, when obtained, the public will be
informed.
The Board have directed the iudicious
distribution of the Missouri Handbook.
compiled and written by n. II. Parker
This is a timely, reliable, condensed collec-
ton of facts and statistics concerning the
superior advantages the State offers to set
tiers, from its central position, fertility of
soil, mildness and salubrity of climate, va
eiety and abundance of its minerals, excel
lent water, rolling prairies, valuable tim
Der and coal, and extent of its river trans
portation. To which may be added the
present remarkably low but increasing
prices for wild lands and improved farms.
This valuable work is in the hands of the
inder and will shortly be furnished to Pc
riodicals.
Application for certificates may be made
to i. L. Stark, No. l Burnet House, corner
Third and Vine, Cincinnati; w. ". Moss,
A. G. w. r. w. Office, Fourth, near Vine.
Cincinnati; Judge Hume, President Second
National Bank, Hamilton; J. +. Donald
son, Dayton; j. w. Carey, Shelby County
Bank, Sidney; Rev. J. w. Gum, SPRING
field; L. IL. Powell, Delaware; or Thomas
Miller, Chillicothe.
Applicants should be known or recon-
mended. Letters for the Agent left with
either will be forwarded. Those requiring
an answer shoul contain postage.
II. 0. SHELDON,
Agent No. B.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-02

OHIO STATE MEDICAL Soc1ErY.-The 10th
Annual meeting of the Ohio State Medical
Society will onven at the Ohio White Sui
phur Springs on Tuesday, Goth June, 1865.
The Society are assured through their Ex-
ecutive Committee, that the Springs will
be regularly opened on this occasion by the
very gentlemanly proprietor, Mr.. A. WILL
SON and that ample accommodations will
be afforded the members and visitors of the
Society. Mr.. Wilson, we are assured, will
spare no efforts to entertain the Society in
such a manner as viii make it one of the
most pleasant sessions ever held at the
Springs. \ large attendance is anticipated.
}oH Rr & KYLE Elk, Com. Q. NJ. s.
IN ,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-02
CLOTHES WRINGERs.
The Best Clothes Wringer
IN THE WORLD!

S~iHERMAN'S SELF ADJUSTING AND ADJUSTABLE
- CLOTHES WRINGER has been pronounced, by thou
sands who have tested them, to be the VERY BEST
MACHINE in the market.
LIST. Because il is simple in construction, and cannot
possibly get out Of order.
ID. Il Is made of thu hest Galvanized Iron aud viii
not rust.
3D.. There Is no wood about il to swell nr shrink.
4th. 1t sits SO low the strain TO the tub is much less
than with other machines.
9th. A child ten years old can use il.
9th. IL needs no adjusting, except for bed quits and
heavy articles, AS there Is no necessity Tor starting
the set screws to wiring anything from a lace collar to
IL sheet.
The question OF economy for every housekecper Il
buy a clothes WrInger has boon settled wherever in
truducvi. II is acknowledged by ladies' who have
used clothes Wringers, that one pays Tor itself, in Il
family vi iOuI persons, every year II is used, 10y saw
ing clothing, which Is wrung into strings IN twisting
garments by hand.
To satisfy all OF its utility, We say; Buy one, and
TRY n aud il not perfectly satiiGctury return It and
your money shall be refunded.
We wish thr public to understand that we are oller.
ing no humbug, but u most useful machine, which ia
every respect Is warranted.
SHERMAN = IMPROVE CLOTHES WRlNGER has ia
ken the premium at every FAIR whore 1t has been ex-
hibited.
July ~, 1864. c. d, POTTER a CO.. Agents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-02
Hunnewell's TOlu AnOdyne.

The real necessity of this splendid preparation was
two-fold, and well has it proved howithis necessity has
been met. To have a true and natural OpiGts for all
cases Of Loss Of Sleep, and Nervous Debility, and
Anti-spaSm0dic for all NeuraIdeic, RheImatie, Govt
HyseriG, PGTalyie, and 50. Vitas Dance, cases as an
inward application, without producing any of the
horrors, or bad effects of Opium, or preparations of
Opium, but a preparation that, shouId It fail Of reach
ing the complaint would leave no stain of debility be-
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tiO1, Distress after Eating, it is almost infalihIe. 1t is
the production Of a celebrated herb from India, per
fectly natural in its color, uniform in action, and by
confidence to test it, will be found the greatest neces-
sty in EUeTy Family. This preparation has the most
unqualified confidence of large numbers of Physicians,
is controlled by a thorough knowledge Of medicine,
and it is the wish of the proprietor that it may be ac-
cepted with perfect confidence by ali, as free from eV-
cry species Of q%uackery, and based on most perfect
laws in Materla Medica. Asthma is efTectuaiiy cured
by the AnOdyne of many Of its great points.
John L. HUNNEWELL, PROPRIETOR,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
Rs- For sale by all dealers in menicine.
STARR & BR0., Delaware, O.,
J. W. F0OTE, Berkshire, o.,
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO., Cincinnati, Wholesale
and Retail Agents AnTil 2S-slmR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-06-02

The Kingston Soldiers Aid Society sent
to the Cincinnati Branch of the Christian
Commission, April Sd, 1865, 1856. This
Society was organized August ID. 1862.
As we rejoice to known that further effort
on its part is unnecessary, it has been dis
banded. It tenders its thanks to all who
have in any way assisted it in its endeav-
ors to relieve the sufferings of our gallant
braves. MRS. WIN. WALDRoN, Pres't.
Mrs.. G. w. EMMERsoN, Sec.