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NEW MUSIC.-MATILDA TOOTS; Or,
IN You SHOULD HAVE SEEN HER BOOTS. .35c.
She SLEEPS THOUGH NOT STAR (Serensde). $50.
SUNLIGHT WITHIN MY HEART....................35 c.
IT WAS MY MOTHERS VOICE. .3jc.
HAVE YOU SEN HER LATELY7 (Comicl. Csc.
THE JERSEY LOVERS iComcl 900.
BOLDIERS HAPPY RETURN tMazurkal. ............3Oc.
EXCELSIOR MUSIC for Violin or Futs-l2 Nos. latest
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DIDDLEs GROVE, Staten ID, .or
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DAVEN Il BACON, new scale PIANO
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IL DENcE AND DAIRY FARM.-On the soth day OF
July 1865 at o'clock o. m the American Hotel IN tbs
village Of Potsdsm ST Lawrence County, y u VIII be sold
the hzhes, bidder the FARM and RESIDENCE oil tns
late Hon Zun. CLARK situate one mile from village and
rairoad depot OF Pots aud me stock tools ana IN
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house ouibuidrg orchard tosls. Se compete 'ai
gu undivided halt Of the crops. 49, 80
For cash or on credit Required be sold by terms OF VIII
Present Of each farm competent has entire charge
will remain If desired 49,
= b. GORDON. Executor Potsdan n. Y.
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YC,HE STANDARD HISTORY OF TIE
i REBELLION. By Hon. EDWARD McPnERsoS Cieih
o: the House of Representatives of the United States
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CONTENTS OF No. 400 iJuLr 81
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Mexico Military De'Poti.m British p'iac. hseP50se
NEWS srxxAnr-Milary Naval New from we.hias'on
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| The GERMAN SAHsGERYEsr
The TRIAL or Miss HARRIS AT WAsHssros-Her Ac
THg HAsGIvs OF Mrs suRRArr-The Truth Abou. tbs
Religious Adviser Letter from Brig Gen Hardis
uTe the Iortusas Conduct on the Passage
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION
The DETROIT CONVENTION.
BLAcKwELLs IsLAsDI,s Aboriginal History Ita In,titu
TONS Our paupers and Criminals Interior View Of the Hos
tts Peniientiary sHonse, and Workholsei Fort
Marcy; Crazy stronghold with CIszy Commandan; In
terestng Lunatc The Wife Of President buchanan Good
THE ATLANTIC TELgGRAPHihe Principal Officers OF the
Letter PROM HENRY A. wIsE-wha. he Though. Ten
The RIcmxosD wHrG-The Reason 1t Wa, sauelched by
FROM NEW ORLEASs-Tnteresting Special Correspondence
FROM INSTRUMENTATION Railroads and Trip over
81 Special"
FRos TErAs-our Galveston Letter.
fRox NORTH iARoLIsA-Ihe Tax Question: From our
LsTTERs rnos DIxIr-special Correspondence A Trip
Augusta as Business Town Affairs IN Georgia.
Inc GREAT AMERICAN BUFFALO DRivg-De.Ails Of the
Plan; Time of Starting; Chance Of Success
The SNAKE MARKEr. .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Performance in Dark Circle
The DISASTER SgA-Details Of the Loss OF The William
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THE NEwJgRsRY STATE UNION CoSvKSTf0S-MaIcus L..
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The ATLANTIC CABLE-AL Representatives. OF the Press
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THgo LEIGH-By the author Of "Denis Dome" TO-
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The GREAT FREsHET-Extraordnsrv Rise In the Schuyl
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eminent clergymen in TACT, by Thousands of the
most intelligent of every class, as an unequalled
protective sgslnst epidemi1 and malarieus diseases.
and IS a perfectly inuOcuOu', but at the iAme time
powerful, invIgorant and alternative.
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