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500 Reward.

nToLEN nom tbs undersigned, on the
- nirht of the llth met, IN Whsss Rn
Heed az Cumberland River, Two young %AH#
mares One = deep bay, heavy built
black legs. name and t&l, mArEed - collar On
neek near the top and b breeehiaR On ~ hiader
part II the hieh Sire travels ulth g fHit between
rwelx and pace, and carries her head ioW. She Is
i've years Old, Ia good hesh, and about l5z hands
high.
ire other > chesnnt sofrei, fyssrs old VITA q
STAG, sd one white hind Rot s1ai1 NO tan n
aest.
ImH Fa4 SIS for the mares, deHFeEed 20 me 10
Wh1es Beaa, OF let uith Thos Leeks ksqs font
street Eeshrle. Tam and 81 81 ne aPpteaea-
sion of tret1levos. ".
auei4-7se
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Taken un.

NEAR Goverume1i Wood Yard, a. the foot Of
N North summer Street, a dsrk sorrel Horse.
la hands high, about Syeafs old. Tbe ewneF can
have hin hy ealing Sf tns Hallway House., ON
and Front streets, between 4 and 5 a..
choek pm proving property md payinR charges.
sagit-f THIS HARNEY.
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w d~eecnpti6n q Goooa pachssed q he Esst
e-n cities Al Apcf01, o. importers and hrzf hands.
We eau spd uil sell % the md - loH q any
house IN &c Wet 6EO. 6HfELB AC0s
suals-lm IS and ~ collegs st.
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There is some probability that Colo.
rAdo VIII become . State this fall The
step is strongly advocated and changes
Of opinion in ats favor are announced.
The NebraskGnA however. seem gsner-
slly content with their territorial on
diiion for the prsssn.
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RACES.
Nashville Course.
Thursday, August II, 1865.

TROTrlNG Race; $50 q Nile heats, two
IN three
ESTRiE Mr.. DNkey enters Brg.
Mo. Flether enters IA Dusaas.
Mr.. Brown enter Bd,e Cisfh.
SANS DkY.--Troting Race between Fanae
Bakc ana Biack Dck. argle-H
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500 ReWard --Straysd0F Stolen

EsoMm ny house on ne 10 49, . 5ors So.
II feld. tEo horses, one Hoani - -
iVve.Es I'd scar b8tVsen ne nose eli.
~ f.ris 49, 80 mfha t1releads Ado-
0of uhi.e. - a. doiiFeIT Of
TwIi zss shs anoze ssEsfs 81 4 Up.
nd horses a my horPem .t.L Na-hulie,
snaio-iu enM
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We are authorized to announce Jas. N BEIEsi
ESQ.,, as ; candidate for Couneamsn from the third
ward. Ell etiOn last Saturday in September.
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A RE RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE
30 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey.
80 IS Viewers Monongahela Whisky.
so & RDbertz0a eOuniy,
% q Fine old Lincoln county
10 /" Old Peach Brandy, very fee.
10 Old apple
10 q Fins imported Hennesy Brandy.
5 Casks Fine star aud Crescent Port Wine,
Imported.
50 Casks sherry Wiar, tsupsrior qusity1
10 Pipes superb Rhine Wine.
80 /" Weeks Fine CstsWha Wins.
leo I" Lohgworth's tp srkliug caiaWba Wine.
100 " Imported CaTet Vine
10 Casks Fine Jamaica Hum
10 4" impaired Holland Gin.
80 Cases genuine fcFchafd Ahsynthe.
10 Casks Sunenor CatsWoa Brandy.
loo Barrels Fine n. o. Sugar.
Is e Cafiee " e
70 Bbis and y bbls. Powdered Bar. Sugar.
% " B Crushed Sugar.
50 Bags Prime ki0 Coffee 5aL
Is Bbis and Z bbis N o Molasses.
100 Boxes Superior German a0ap.
go /" Bihr and Summer Candles.
100 [" Starch.
200 Cases Assorted Matches.
100 " BCsoda.
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ATTENTION
Carpenters and JOineFs!

nRERE viii be ameotiDg o. DE Carpenters and
= Jutners Of Nashville on FRIDAY ENENING,
Angist rs, nt 8 O'Clock, { the purpose Of forming
q Carpenters aud loineTs ProtechYe Union.
Al practical C~nrpeuters and loiners are respect
tully requested 10 attend. The meeting vii he
held at She Mechanics saloon, n. Is 0omer OF
high ana Breed streets. By the
a gI7-Rte COMMITTEE.
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MARRIED.

Adah Isaacs Menken returned in the
Cuba frT u.t t.5rf7f
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Mules Straved.

hAfE some SIX or tiaht mules sinayed srd At
age i9r eheh viii pay = liberal regara Al
ase hnnedU sic on ne len shoulder, aid W..
X Con TIE right side 81 ths neck.
W. CORNELIUS.
auE4o-AE - Uhrrch street
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ST. MARY'B ACADEMY,
Notre Dame, Ind.
sneu IL sehoiassc Session on ne frEf
VI mondsy OfsePtembers

7hs focaHoa Or 81 MaIy's i uHdEalsd h point
u beauty aud retremen1 Ihe ar . 4eun ou4
he grounds ez ensiFs ard vel lad our bfcy
adpanaaga 81 nature md ar have pen WoLt1t
eEeryfhnR that parents q - guzrdsna ecul4 g.
sire The large WGl-aT ponasa tul4ln93 are
hsaied 1rouehSut y Et1sI n hos AID eoidHe1M -
lon ; MAZE 70 secure heal 81 % iha lnmalas. Not
cnly tra sold iuieleotual pIrgrofs 81 tne p1Fi -
bat their adyanc8u ent IN uftuas t1er EEapeer 10
r~eliQi0a. thfir radnsmeut d manners ar5 raGazcf1
a. essential areompishme 1ts in the educsflon q
Msry's. Pupls tecon - TIE chldre1 q
bOusH, ne SISTERS WatGhing 1Fef her oeat
with The soliltude Of motlf r. iea99
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SfraYed or 3folan.

EKOa De lot opposite tie SITE Bank. On cher ;
il street, kstseel Union and nsadsnck : Nom ,
esiQred Aare Arle. sverige heisht sd axe about
~ FefY latae IN her Eqht lind ee4
Ahbard Fswsrd VII Be pad % any dsliFerinr the
eaue tome. OF giving inruaalioa g tha ] cas IS.
ice House, in rear q Fag DspsrfSneok
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Infants Carriages.

II hctorim, emhfacing every yaEiety, a
GEO. SHELLS cos
aneie-la ~ 70 mdeT CofieeR street.
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For Sale.

HAVR for sale one Of Hall & Co.'S No. ! Fire
L and Burglar Proof Bank asies, Also a Ne I
ROSEWOOD Piano, a family Horse and naronche.
toEether with Zoe Tapestry Carpeung
For particulars enquire Of Vim. Fl. Perry, oi
Perry = Damont, a Broad street, or at my resi-
dencei 10 North Edge6eld.
suel5-tf WIN i. CmLDq.
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In this city Wednesday morning, the 18Th inst.s
by the Rev. r II. Allen, RICHARD NJ. WILLIAMS, Of
Delarsn, Wisconsin, lste Lieut. 22d Wisconsin In
hntry, TO Miss MARs sFANLlY. eldest daughter Of
NJ. N. Parmele, Of this city.
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AL peseo1s hes1F e-~r deesssed
~ sai7a fhsssase q e--
vi present hem % ii. CHILpREsa,
Afmlnisiralcr, &c,
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The Chicago Republican, in comment
ing upon the suggestion shat separate
ballot boxes should be provided for ne
groes where they are permitted to vote,
says, 1--WE have no doubt the plan
would relieve the negroes from s great
deal of ungentlemanly and disagree
able company Perhaps too, the ne
gro voting places might prove 80 much
more quiet orderly and decent that
the more respectable white voters
would resort to them in preference.
This is q sort Of miserable obsequious
meas to the negro equally hypocritica
and disgusting.
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Cooking and Healing StOEss,

Country HolGz ware Of al sizes snd descriptions
Sugar Kettles, etc etc. IN Short every deseuP
ton Of work done ~ Foundy and Aschiae Shops
The Patterns OF the iate hmO d
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PEEslBExr JoHzsov AND Ex-Gov. LEToH
Eh-The Lynchburg Virginian sayssin
q recent ssne:
We have been permitted 50 read q
private letter, written by Ex.Gov. Letch
e.. 0 sf bis bone in Lexington, 70 .
friend in this city. The Governor had
al interview with Presideot johnson,
with which he wss much pleased, the
tendency Of which was 70 convince him
that We have only to recognize the ex>
isting state of affairs, regard slavery as
dead, and sustain the Government, and
the President will do ali FOR the South
that we could expect He Is not vim
dictive toward Us, as some have sup
posed, and viii, if sustained, resist &c
the last the radickl pressure that may
be brought against him.
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FzH 6TN6LE GEETLEHz AHD TW D
"A OF s1ree married ge11enen ana thsir wiz 8
ean obtain good boarding hy an esEiy applicatn1 s =
No TO cher5 street. opposite Gen. Honaldsou' ,
hsadquEfeu. lnngik-iEf
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THE FOUNDRY. DEPARTMENT
Fhe Machine shop

Ia under the control d his brother, G. W
JONEa. fornasfiy sorsman Of The wei known firm
on Merck 3 Sous. Phiadelphia Both uf ~ beng
pract cal men, and daitenne ourselves 81 some
reputsGon e. meehauicst e . needleas cfay t1as
III work executed al This p.ace Wln Be mEde ~ me
usrT hest msuuer, and We EuaTauiee tnat rucee
viii Be- ueh that lt vii he Unnecessary Dr ~ csc
= 70 Out Il ne cty % baT anyidnE N cur me y
busluesA nrisss thag kago mcrs money 80 -
keGw vrat 70 DO with l1y-
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9Ew advertisements.
THE DAILY EXPRESS,
IS va

LA entered upon is fifteenth year, m an ea
Il ia-ged FORM, with new type, under Euspiees
highly hattering 1t mas q largs and dalY Increas-
ing circulation, and ofsH 20 merchants and others
desiring to communiest4 with he Southern public,
advantages surpassed BY none.
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BITTERS

Draks's Plantation Bites,
Bulls Cedron
HOstetter's Stomach
BoOrhaFe's Holland "
For sale low, BY EWIN 3 PENDLETON-
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New-York Free Academy-Prixc Speaking
ai Irving Hail.

Irving Hall was last evening filled with
very large and fashionable audience the principal por
ton OF which were ladies.
The exercises we're commenced by DodwOrths bahu
playing II Pirata, from Belini which was followed by
prayer from the Rev Cyrus ID. Foss of the St PauI
Methodist Episcopal Church OF tins city. Inc pro
gTamme as follows: - 49, . .
Music ii Prata belini prayer Music, hthahe Mendei'
som; reading OF Rigs Pre- conlostonS oy ih'r aeois
RIGS przp composion Senior Class; TIE Study of Ian
Yusre-s most Fcacious discipline for thorough Mental De
velopment William Henry Lane; Riggs pize compost ion,
lnior Class Characteristics Of the Originality to lie aimed
at in American Literature. Charles L. Hal; Music. would
tia. Meude.sson; Declarations: America tncon-
querabe William Pitt, Joseph II. Watched; The Old Flag
AZ sumner Henry Ward Beecher James C. Hallock. il.
Music Liuue Polka b"sque; Against tlo-gug IN the Navy
X. r. Stockton WIN. Harvey Hart. Eulogy Adams and
Jefferson. Edward Everett Cbas. II. BrinkeThofl Music, u
Poiato. Duet The American Experiment OF sefGo'ern'
JnOut Everett John Augustus Knapp Speech at the
Union meeting, New-Nork ApTi 20. 1861 senator Baker,
John b. Feuheld Music, Ratapan Della Gloria; foehcn
The Moors Revenge. Mickewiez Arthur NJ Hanks n ne
Dying Achemist y. Z. Wills Henry : Carr; Music hHli'
road Gslo, Guug; Beuediction Music, toHege songs
Harvey Il. Do6w0rtn, Chef Il OrchestTe
The Hon. Horace Webster, Principal oithe Aeadem!'
presided.
The Faculty. together with several invited guests,
were seated ON the platform.
The defamation Oh America Unconquerabe, was
received with great applause was also the declaha-
tion against FlogCing in the Navy.
The delivery Of the several pieces was very good,
considering their length although the pronunciation OF
u few words was rather detective.
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Tur CRgAT PLAGUE or HUMANITY

l. scrofuls wic, in all its multiplied forms. whether Ia
that Of Kings Evil Enlargement o. the Glands Bones
Goltre White Swen, Chronic Rheumatism Cancer, Dis
Of tho Skin spne or of Pulmonary Consumption
emanltes from and the same source, poisonous
principle in the human system Overcome this inherent de-
pravy of the system and complete restoration 10 sound
health possbe for the upon which the disease dc
ponds removed, must of necessity follow, mai z
under what form the disease nansts ITSELF II is because d.
ID JAMES il possessed Of this peculiar efficacy
thni it is 20 generally successful IN removing many maig
nant diseases It destroys the virus principle from which
they originate by entering the circulation and being
RED with blood to the nnusst hbers driving every pa
ce Of disease the system The best evidence Of this
NAY be found in the testimony those who have ied IT, aud
whose certificates given length in JAyszs MEDICAL Al
MANAc 70 be bad gIss Of al agents. Sold by al Drggs
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C,cpiuy ExcIiange-JULY IA.
There VIII De no EvenIng Board on saturday.
WARD scuoob No. 80. - This large ant

WARD ScHOoL No. 80. - This large and
popular school is situated in West Twenty eighthst
near the Nmth-ayo. \ public examination was held
Yesterday when ten Young ladies, who had fully com
pcted the course Of Studies graduated with signal
honor The exercises that marked this event. so i'm
portaut to them were OF The most gratifying character
The assembling room OF tie school, which is one of the
finest in the city tasteldy decorated with hass
and flowers. and crowded with brilliant audience.
John H. Anthem osq one of the School inspectors for
the district presided The exercises in singing read
ing defamation and compositions, by the pupils were
Of high character. All present were deeply impressed
with the proficiency and manifested by the pupils
and the qualification was heightened by the fact that
Mr.. Kilde. the Assistant City Superintendent Of
Schools, stated in presenting their diplomas that he
knew that their scholarship thorough. The musical
performances were superior and die great credit to
Miss Halch;ngs. the talented musical director OF the
school Miss CLARA ". Edwards the Principal of this
large and popular school has every TO be proud
Of its success. Charles Tracy esq, who as did also
Richard OGorman. esq delivered an address on the
occasion stated that number OF wears since, as a
member Of the Normal School Committee Of the Board
Of Education he read in public the composition Of Miss
Edwards the Pprucipal Of tli, school al the time sfe
graduated from the Normal school which not only
but was 50 mcori0us that the Governor OF thc state
who pres mt requ sied copy Of It. Every person
present called that his CulOg gum was fully Justified by
the proceedings OF the ugy.
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Hotel persOnnI.

The Hon Michael Hahn, La: the Hon. A.
Boody y Y; j. y. Mccullough. Pittsburgh the
Hon. G. W Monkey. Philadelphia; Clark W. Thomp.
son. St Paul; Col IL. /. Robinson, Washington; and
the Hon. james IL. Lucis. st. Louis, are at the St
Nicholas Hotel.
Gov IL. NJ. Psiee. " j.; Major w. Dennison
L. S.N. Col. Leach. L. S. A.. Gen. George +. Spen'
Ger L. 5. A.; Capt Il. W. Pearson. San Francisco ~
: Constable, ST. Louis; and W. W. Myers t. D NJ
are at the Metropolitan Hotel
The Rev Robert Nelson, Lynohburg Va; ana u .
Hon. " b. Portman. England, are at the New 1oih
Hotel
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MARvrS's SAFE TRIUMPHANT.
IMMENSE DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY.

NEW lUkkI JbIy n IoDO.
Messrs. MARvrY Co.
GgSrLEAES In reply TO your inquiries as to how yonr
Safe stood yesterday great FIRE which consumed barnuis
Mnsenm and the entire block Of buildings would say that
everything preserved In perfect order almost a. good
new The Safe gives good evidence of the great heat for
several hours. When is rebuilt shall want
oter as after such test shall have but your Patent
Xolr, truly, WILLETrs * SKIDAORE
Nos. las and lJ1 Fulton-st.
full assormen. Of FiRs and BURGLAR SAVES always on
hand at our Warerocns.
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4 LlNELf NUMBER!
CONTENDS
The Capitol Cty. does 1t represent ns , ,,,, 49, u, %
of Seventeen Executions that have Witnessed
n, I,eoree Alfred Townsend, the Cogrespondenl
TIN. Josrnalstr 4 Searching Review Of the serid anc
Som, Of Kine Pes,fence. By Miles O'Rcily.
Nv rble Cores pondeuta Celtic American story
I snor,. Rr.ech i.oader. and Muzk.e Loaders-Angn.
it, implements, &c.
Doinl. of our Uncommon Scoundres go,
Nil, OKri AZ ". Mrs. Gruudy- ro1 Reward and Lb'
D,meg,, + 100000 The Common Law abolished by
iGdsment -. , -, -,
Csc of Isaac V Fow'r-a Plea for Pardon Gov Fcnioh
alou, 20 ,et the Gulotns In motion.
Poem. Personalities aud Pun ..nt Paragraphs ...,
A LAVE PAPER-ORlGlNAL ~ EVERY Linz
For sale bv all New dealers IN city and country
G. g. HtLPlNE. Editog
THOMAS M,ELKAlH, Publisher.
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zstSgE -.

BLFAKLFY Thursday July 70, by the
Rev Robert & NNs y d.. ol Sl'cn. Mo-, John =.
Hr.k~y 90 Auci b. dar utter Of the ate Ihos fannin e.
ai 0f thscfy.
u,NF-vrrCuFLL-On "Wednesday. July p. NJ Grace
thnch by the Rev - \. Creue. u. D.. Of flst breen"ir Do
d Arl rnIsr H. Crane. Leltrnnnti o.onei ~ tHe 't'
Hrfment Indiana Volunteer a. Laura C1-n,hn hlushei
az Iohn W. Mitchell, eco, oi 'hi- city
pORSYTU- MILLFI-At Bedford y. y. on Netnesday
Ioiv H. bv the Rev p p. lrroy, Nr George toryth 81
kins.ion Jamaica - Mi-- Emily j. Miller Of bedford y T.
tTNFY-ROpiNsON-ln Mauchesier n H.. o. sun
dsv July . Mr. Amos Nhtrry Of Lew .stoh' Me'i 10
s.inds y Robinson Of Manchester.
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HOSTETTER
STOMACH BITTEKS

act upon the human system.
This ia age Of inquiry People want to know the wig
and wherefore Of all submitted them sct
and far GREAT PROTECTIVE and rsviGORAsr
Serned, it is proposed to crafty them.
Al physicians admit that the greatest difficulty they
counter in their practice conveying to the seat of dis.
ease medic amen, tbs, will counteraet aud neotrse it,
Eecth y has BEEN tried for this purpose but is goa
orally ad,uted tina, the fluid subtle
be made tie vehicle OF medcSon It shocks the nerves bat
distribute hroug the system anything except itself
Medieaed ectrcty Il. short exploded hurnbus But
liquid tuig aui everybody knows can be charged with
the essential properties any and every substance in this
Mateyo Medc and ther. DO herbal which viii
hold in solution with c its preventive and curative
tues unmpsired.
Now the pure lqsid slim ian. of which HoSTETTER3
BITTERS are in part composed is charged with avsluaos
vegetable remedies md thes~ by of tie powerful df
uve principle ccuyeys every organ and introduces into
circulation. To common expression rraoss TO TINS
SPOT taking ,ciM j., ,chat is onted t TIE
OF Rye would undoubtedly duss itself through the ogsna
ton as swiftly If administered pure and simple as mixed
with the juices Of tonic ard Alternative roots bsks ard herbs
But Of what use would without their healing strengthen
ing sustaining balm It would merely ese IL could
neither protect And herer lies the essential differ
enee between the eg.. of The pures nunt when given
aDHc and the smuen. when administered N the med
Gated form of HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIT1ERS-
Good Monsng spirit doubtless the miIdest aud mos, in
nocuous of all varieties Of liquor but it only becomes
when impregnad with the vegetable
element. employed in the preparation Of the BrrEns
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Important Testimony.
From a Distinguished Clergyman.

From DfstiHJushed Clergyman
NEWARK. June 49, 1869.
IN answer your inquiries with regard To the Crmean
can ri honestly that, ny gorsg and exh
ar ing tonic for the Sedentary II is all you said it, II 10
better far than the wine generoVm ei tes Horace dys
pepdc wished for at sea.bathing quarters:
''Quod e. ras, abigail, quod cum spe diyite manet
heyenas sllimumque meum, quod verba minstrel"
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pa., Omce Sotice--Th- mails for Great bntaln
and the Continent via sOu'hnP,9m and p pe
,.n.r rDJNBI RG will close at this Once OF
ssTURDAY the 18th lay Of July =, 1913 n ana 20. .n'
nnovn once. a. fol- ows: Stations and Is 10 a M an'
" u" Nj JAMES KELLY, z. DE-
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DIED.

aLXoRp-A, Deal n T.. on Thurdly. July -, Louisa
,i,,i,I r,lf.r If tiafles T. aud Mary Ayaft
m f,,d of th family o. invited 10 attend TIE funeral p,
~ Mays Church Manhhian'iie' on SUNDAY 0'' ''"
inst, ~ O'Clock p.
ITsTON-In Brooklyn on Thursday afternoon. OF apophfy
the Rev Newton lr,ton, r. the .t yer Of h age late
ps.ior of the state-st. Congregational huron .
E,u,f ser, ices AZ the church sunday afternoon hA' AZ
t,rock The friends Of the faulty Nanic Lodge no ~
a ofp . and the Masonic Fraternity a. well - Tue
mo b.rs OF tie q. Of %. r. generally, respectfully III
yited To- attend.
Philadelphia and newark papers please copy
sHNN-Sear We.tchc.,cr, Penn IN seventh month, ll'n
1875 sarah Shnn wife Of Ear shnn ~ the o'' yea o"
her ise.
Fnnera ON Second day AZ o'clock p. N.
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MAXI HAIR SOFr NIlfsN AND ~ NtHtN''
kEFps rHK SCALP CLEAN tO0L AID iEALrHh 4,
No washing preparation before or a'ie ~ use
,b hand or soft brush does not stain tie ssn R's VI
soil anything just wha, has long been needed
delightful sensation that makes real pr au'' 70 az !" n
single bottle IL cents; SIX bo.te. 20 11 ~ ~! ~.
sWAYNE a SON No. $50 North sIth,st' rmadeipmmat;
HELMBOLD. No. 594 Broadway WhLLs q o, 10 'i'
nmu.n..t. BARNFS CO.. No. Il Parsro", Ne~-f ORA
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NEWARK. N. j.. May ., 1863.

n. D,
GgyrLssgS have used your "Crimeln Biiters,' aud
have found il of 1es benefit IN my aniycspecialy for
Neur ya and General Debility
IL gives great 'easue TO sest TO It's good qualities and
I believe It viii prove great public good
THEODORE MEAD with Condit Hanion).
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WHEATON, OINIMI


VIII Urn iil lfIH "a u iiptK-.
A'oC niOs salt Eleum. Ulcers. thbluus, and al
TfnLi Tor. Of the skin Price ~ cents. For sale By n
Druggists IS sending 40 cents to NEIk- Pofilt
solo A.onts 80 l-O Washington It,. Boston n viii Dee
Forwarded h' mail free 81 postage 10 any part Of tie
United stlfcs.
fAdyrrti.cnentl
lTCH iron lTCH.
SCaATru SCRATCH SCRATCH
HLA,k. lTCH CrRArE
viii cn'. The Itch m thirtysx hours also. cures scid
Head Od SORES and MI Eruption. 81 The skin con
airs mercury. Price ~ cents per box For sale by
pLMts EA4Nfs 4 Co.. No % Pafk ROW, and all Drug
gists ~ New 5 orb.
'dscrf.srfu. NJ
OiD EYEs MADE New
Withor, Spectacle Doctor oT Medicines Pamphlet
mtle,l fl,r Ola receipt ol Ten cent?, Address. J.. H.
FOOIF II. d., No. j. 40 BrOadwnV. Now-NOrL.
lAdycri"heut.l
JEFrRRS j73 Broadway, ls selling his SHOES SOC.
10 81 reduction. Ladies visiting the country should call
and buy their Shoes ~ JErfCgss. No. 80 Broadway
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o', i" III oop Is impure. CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
. the system purs and siimulates the vital ssns
H. vigorous and healthy action eNlens disease and Tesor
Inc tha health LIFE SYRUP rapidly disease which
are caused by lsPuhR BLOOD scroulu, or Kings hsii
Tnmors Old Sores, Ulccrs. Botches Eupuons' finpr'
Bois Erysipclas letter, salt kheuu 81 Anthony st-
Syphs and all foul diseas-s Disease Of the Heart, P1p
ton Dyspepsia Liberation OF bones OF the Nose scalp ana
Face 'se CONSTITUTE LIFE SYRUP aud you wil be
surprised rBpidty in removing these diseased caves
the blood pure the complexion clear and hs system Hee
from disease. Sod by al Druggists.
MORGAN = ALLEN, wholesale D' ,Ss,Sts,
G.p,ral cents No. "a Clitst y. y.