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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

IMPROVING. The audience room
of the Presbyterian church is TO be
beautifully rrescocd. The work
will be commenced next week, and
until it is completed, services will
be held in the basement.
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NOTICE.

OICEIs HEREBY GIVEN, to the
N public that viii pay no debts contract
ed by my wife, Rose Ann Foust, ailer this
date. JOSEPH fcosr;
t arcadia, Oct. s, 1866. pa
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

Call and see Thompson & Brown
new stock of Boots and Shoes.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

"Whenever you lind man any
where prating about the Constitution
Of the United States, spot him He
is traitor. ."-Aady Johnson.
That is Andy against himself IN
his recent tour he prated about the
Constitution and himself constantly
Shall he not be spotted as traitor? !?
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

LUMBER AT WHOLESALE j. NJ
Neibling IL Co. are at loss to know
what to do with their vast pile of
wooden boxes which contained their
new stock of Boots and Shoes. They
thing of starting lumber yard.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

We should he glad if such as have
been receiving the paper during the
campaign, would become regular sub,
scribers. Make up clubs in the diff
fercIt neighborhoods. AS winter is
approaching, more reading matter
will be required to while away tie
long evenings.
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now THEY STOOD DY THE SOL
nIEIiH

The following extracts show how
Copperheads loved the soldiers du.
ring the war. Now they want the
soldiers and Union men to vote with
them:
1--WE will never give any aid or
assistance to the continuance OF this
unholy and unconstitutional war. ~
Allen county Copperheads in Con-
vcntion, August l3, 1864.
Here is another specimens:
ANY man who volunteers TO 90
and fight in this war ought To be
shot They are damned Abolition
lists. Kent county delegate to the
Michigan Democratic Convention.
What do you think of that2 That
proves them to be your friends un-
questionably, and deserving Of your
confidence.
"You black Republicans have sent
your hell hounds down South tc de-
vostatc the country"
This is from Geo. w. Peck, a dis
tinguished patriot, &c.
81 say to you, my constituents,
that as your Representative | will
never vote one dollar, or one gun, to
the administration of Abraham Lin.
coin, to make war against the South y
--D. w. voorhees,, NJ. G., Seventh
Indiana District, April 1861.
Another instance of the hearty
support these men gave to thei
country in its hour Of peril.
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SOzodont
For the teeth, at
BEACH & CO.'S.
Undertakers' Notice.
uErrNDERsIGNED UNDERTAKE

.TN. HE UNDERSIGNEDU UNDERTAk-
Il Els of Endlay, would respectfully mott
fy the public that in coAse quence OF the nigh
price of material, and being obliged to pay
cash inr ihe same, thay cannot wait nm lndei
mite time for. their pay, and VIII from lhls
date, give credit OF ninety days for work IN
that branch OF their businoss.
''-''. j. II. CLARK;
jy 20 1866 3m BAKER & WISE.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

Encouraging reports of the waking
up of the people, come from every
county in the State. Wake up Union
men Of Hancock and let it be known
that you are awake.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

"Variety is the spice of life
Lots of spice, then, at Ballentine's,
for a greater variety of goods never
was seen in Findlay before.
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Policies issu,d promptly py
.JNO. w. EzAHE Elm,

hcsidcht hseht'
Onlce over Ewing & II dicks Shoe store.
Findlay, ~, Oct. 8, 1866
IL 90 3n
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

Next Tuesday belongs to your
country. Let it be given freely.
Work! Work! Work! from now
till Tuesday night, for the Union
ticket.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05
Che ea,aneoek 9stfsrsoniau

CIRCULATION DOUBLE THAT OF ANY
OTHER PAPER IN THE COUNTY.
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MARRIED.,

MAtNIED,
In Finday, September 80. 1885, by n: B.
peardsey. Esq., Mr.. r. EDw ,Rps and MISS
MANY u. CLyMrR, all Of thi county.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-10-05

PROPRIETOR, MdlCnesNtr' ". II.
DAVIS IS GREEN, FEdlny, y le \-on,s io,
Hancock County. +. 4. suirC { Co., Cmciu.
,,ti mar23 lvs
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
The Russ-Dayton Tragedy.
DEATH or TEN CBtgY ACTOR.


william h. Russ the chief actor 10 the late Clinton
street (Brockynl tragedy, in which bs attempted 70
take the lie Of Miss Frances Dayton and then hs own
died At the Brooklyn City Hospital, Raymond sireet
between three and foor O'Clock Yesterday morning Fov
three days previous TO his death he appeared
be suffering great pain. although he did not express in
words but observed the rciiccnce and forituds
shat he has exhibited from the Of this
unfortunate srsr For the last week he has been
visited by friends bu, they perceivins his Low
condition did converse with him All the nour.sh.
mens be took from the bands Of oiser layton "
tbe Forty third precinct police Who WAS h.s custodian
n the night previous TO bis death Russ was very rest
Irs- aud derous; he made incohervnt remarks which
esre attended With gursns sound " bis ,hros' which
ncreasing every moment. when officer Layton called
the house surgeon Of the hospital, who when he came
A. the bedside Of the patient pronounced him IN dy ng
condition Rnss fingered until haifpaa three ociock
Yesterday morning., when he breshed his last Orrcer
layton, fof vhom Rlss showed high regard, vas the
81 his death he repeated hs constantly expressed ~ish
no, tc surv'ye his wounds
few DAYS prior hls death be made verbal bsqncs
os bis property In which be requested thai be divided
between his brother and Miss Dayton The property
sits Of valuable chess library, works of aud other
e-ona property In all valued from four 10 six ,hou
ssnd dollars.
II is stated by Niss Dsytons friends shai Mr. Russ
care over her Was limited 10 period Of months,
ard not teu years has been previously stated and
8. INSISTED that the whole PERIOD Of his support Of her
les than year terminating In 1881 HIS interest
ilops 10 herself and brother n the once d The Nercsn
Josn Agency. New York.
us DAYTON s,ll alive bat her ultlrnste recovery is
considered very doubtful
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

ths govonnont haumc,s dfo ted his tranalcf q,
the co n authOros 81 a. cui thai lac a,ghI 10 ,..t
under sufficient rccosnyances ans~or any Indictment
=. pmplsnt that mght bc preferred again.i m This
o,. a. aiao di.Tegsrded aad the petitioners counsel
~ -. foe wit Of sttachAcnl against General
NJ 49,, ' -. sas issued accordingly aud wa made
r.urnshls wecks from the date Of ~ allowance
i ,h'' o '' ~ u, Governor ParscBs al Montgomery,
49,, a. 49,. = :. :, vi Il. ,.fou The Telegram 10
which have referred ~ oiiiesed VIII the freIdeft
anu told him q our utter" " r., ia na,,oa, oas,
wa on my way 10 this state u ho' 10 aA"'a
direct hy the act of Gong, ana that vac ifcraen,
expressed the opinion hat u "iop' 10, , W. ~ 49,. .o -
This summary brnss u, to the aus. Of General "ocs
morning. Fron this an,vor aud ne papen an
need need 20 u, anl ,ho pro eedines NJ y,q.,
appears ths, iho ongn. AMI InprSo >nen. o.
the petitioner ~a by sirtge Of doc, order of 40
any caicer n any of the executive departments NJ
telesram under which the Mresi made s aisne.S.
Andrew johnson President OF The United States 4"
Secondly sppears that the continuance OF ths pei,-
TONERS imprisonment. although pronounced 10 he anisw
ful by the court Ia by esprcs personal INSTRUCTIONS
from the Pros sdont HI telegram to Goncr, Thomas ia
reply, presume u one sent him touching this case
states Thirdly Il appears that General Woods shouts
not In held to answer cr'mnaiy In this osfr of refusing
oeedionoe 70 tho wn, OF haboas eorpns fourthiy.
u appears that thr imprisonment OF Dexter u not
Tor any Of tho causes IA respect Of which, aud
that he is no, him"eif one y the psrsoas ss
against whom, th- privilege Of tho writ of hsbcAs
corpus has go bern suspended N hs ~ guilty 40
alleged, his onenfc 10 nsvcrsaiion Ia purely evsi
oico, and u wit hardly bo cobtended that the PUbi,c
safety now requires the Trial OF ohonee agniA tbs
rressiry 10 ta BY military tribunal Courts marital
the nt essaTy bu, mere adiuncs OF siab.sh
racrt Ciyil iudcs,ofes III. appropriate nd cbosc~
tribanas established by law. not more for The punish
mrnt of the guilty than the protection Of The nnoees
u hnief the cfcunssuors Jus briefly fec.p ulated.
tai this pnsec,ny conflict between tho milt,y aud lh-
civil authorii .ed been provoked o.aim exemptions
nom any responsibility Tor w. Aud la our land ma
pubb ami ONO al station s ought "a be beyosA
the public wsiohiuncss, aud With all place and
power are hei IN trust for the people, deem u duo
alike IL them and To ysof make te fofesolng stale
mer~ of fact And upon trh,f ~ The Judicial ofics
respectfully protest against a." at OF the fesdeni aLd
assc chat the teal of the petitioner Dexter cannot Law
fully proceed any other than tho rstsb he'd sna
according "a the forms pre- crbod n the constitution os
the United Ststcsa scfupuioua foy and obr
dence 10 which IN ut tha kuight-t and most
tr0f service tha, either ctl'n or government eau
der TO the country
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
Amu menss.
Levy urau fdNfa MIW Y0nu I'M Ins


The school for Scandal, which was tbs inistory play
At Miss Lucy Rashton's New York theatre. snsr sue
cessfal Of ten nights Ia " be withdraw this
ing TO give place the Honey and ayore farce
known Of the very best Of polite comedies, WITH
plenty Of room for good acting scenic dspay eirso,
wArdrobes and ane MUSIC. the Honeymoon, !, 10 osus-
dsrty expected, viii prove very lucky plane, for the
msnascneA Of this ssv, comfSstshls ssd handsomely
appointed place Of public snnsemspt Tie entire
strength Of Nfes Rushsons dnmsuc cempany win BE-
brought out the cat aud there every 10 b.
IN . s,yIe seccsd that u ~ ua ,hss,es M.
county. To en|oy such piece 70 the fun ssl.nt
should have comfortable sest vhets the stnosphsrc ~
well tempered, the company agreeable ani sverytbins
upon tho stage Just precisely ~ sboudbs Aof these
coDcomitAns III combine 10 pesse hose vho ere for
tuns,s enough sess sf the New York thssfs
this evening and until another change IN the rogfsns
gI0nsE cHRIsry's NrssTHyLs.
A ao,ei entertainment IL certainly nothing nov lor
George Cbristy 70 orsnste Ba, the prosTamns which
viii be produced hIs cosy and veil managed Opera
House, near the Fith Avenue Hotel on 10 morrow even
Ing although sld will 81 the time be one o. the
newest 20 well - the best that has yes greeted The
patrons Of The place The entertainment "a 10 consist q
careful selection from old and fsyor,s minstrel msio
dies, among which are the charming 'Iilis Dsis'-vho
shss ever heard minstrel sroups years sGone, docs not
remember "TaIns Dslst-'wst for The wAson,n
sRosa Lee. "Jonny with tbs light brown hair" Bob
Ridley and similar old tins hsrmonies ana ocorIs
ChYiriy viii xng "unce Ned sung by him Nth ths
chnssy's hnstrels, I'm istT. Tho opening Of asev
Mbsres 70 rsnnd the public Of the good and lasting of
ancient mnsrclsy
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
news from Ssw Orleans.

The Prssideu, Of the southern Pacific Railroad has
issued notice requiring all applications for recognition
Of stock be made March ereept those from reras,
which be ln by tbs 0t Of April OF be Forever
dsbured from doing 80.
Tbe resricslous under which the Episcopal clergymen
have been lsbofipg in Alabama have been formally
withdrawn.
Horne coumo,Ion vas created q few nights ago In .
theatre st Mobile by persons hissns the tine o.
Yankee Doodle and the SOLDIER spplsudirg " The
tune was ordered W be played by ihe military CON
mander
Cotton slrong sales 20 day 200 bsles At sic for mid
ding Sugar arh; lar 20 Iuhy 'sH lSSc Nhc
polasses Q0c q ~ 03 Checks IN New fork " per
cen, discount. ood t5. rreighu unchanged Toa-
mage plenty, particularly steam % SsN lork
Arrived steamship star of The rnion from Nev YORK.
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
Pc!iss intsiiiys"rs.

Hona.-e Goldman German, who cay. hs iivcs 10
Brooklyn YESTERDAY arrested the nbsrgs of bav
Inc stolen NJ c.p. valued o. 81 100 nom ia :
store OF Herman schwartz 100 Broadway The csse N
Goofs len Ia the entry Of the store the I'D li
bur subsequently, disappeared very nyfsfiODsly. No.
thps ~as heard Of the goods tni day o. tao sinr-
some ~ the rape 10 John Brand ~ B0aeC. fof ;bt
dos per dozen hs real value az the caps being ,won
" one dollar per doxsn Mr. -ch~xrz Identified the
caps o. bs property accused taken betcfe iu
tc- fed~b aud committed for fisi IN defsn " ~"
hsf
sotD Rosnssy ~ HsfL csr.
On Tuesday evening Nr Alvs n Bcrtrsna, patron
OF ehe fAsrye House Brosdwsy entered ei ,he rB
vc~,,y r.rs esr. ard s-v rdins 10 - rvslNh street
pulled tho srap Al he did Ne Jo.tsd ssan<t by
sorse or three msn Who followed hlm " "a. rear
platform where they surrounded and prshed violently
sxsins, him Ne escaped from ihs nfn. sDf sfsf isss
.ns the ear xr bertrand mss>d HI. diamond nrsssp,n.
vsurd Al 500 Hs insisufly Jumped on the csr sxsu
ard observing two iesvs the T0ufisrnib sfe-t
foio~sd them ard caused the'y .re-'s W fonndsmso
forchsr. " the Tvon'y sirth rsscnc' The pfs"ners
rave 'heiv jams Rogers and JA1es W. sfhy
rh-v we're yes,srdAy taken before Jrsss Lsisfs .uS
committed fcv trial In dssuh of 81 900 hell ssb Ths
slo'es Jewel va not recovered
rHr soxacE sTsIET Asayu.
In r.ins . ssicusn, In yesterday Hs-sis sf he
os~ of John Reid, charged With picking pocss' Of .
publ~ houss In osrch Ssres, The oo,h of November
sss orces Hotesoo of Ess~s bsrhsf sac credited VIA
the arrest Oces rrsnris rcCsSiin state. tbs b. toos
Red IN custody IN person and sbc1id bsye Ne er~l'
sitsehed N the sctcs.
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

srxlss Etssi.e sfst. hsspv Hoor. jan y -
We. the unf s,ssned pssrsnees - - hes fslh t1.l
ssnship Evenrs star, dfsre y pby errfso aaf tssnt
" steamship. sni pNtrisJ 90 at v g.
wimr~nav Tor - cvnre.y sna siterrn - hss sown ~
aud wO1d Ia sslsr trnfy 80 n hs tti 80 eran4n
snf ~nui ,roorgeui ~ of oar frieris snd - Tsssins
puhir ra'r0tAf~ stir under thr t-rtsf ~ ~ rg
Last srlei>nt sfsr Csr4in vtrpsnry bfffsrr
htterou b-te srss fsf y Ne sh hsa .srt %
boff psHfrfief ~ tIs tartsit sni furssr sirn
D. llr-s. ssfngsr 10 isnit-,t tts. ipaasga
W ffst, q q. tIlify Ant pffrsi n " ~ -
n ~ iani Iyaes Wu 0lfs Arssif9 a. - hftns-FA. -
c~s, y nss "a " EsAos s'aas, |,s.~..
s,.~ ~ 4 xs.fos -. sc cs4.t. y ~ 9sa v
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
a Csty Rstirosa Company IN Tvessis
MARfSE COURT.

csss II pubic Importance In which the Bleecksr
,c.. ,pf Fulton Ferry Railroad Company was involved.
r,,,e gp yesterday, and decided 10 favor % the
bi4iutid
On The gld of June lAs, John H. Albert, al express
,,p va uaioadine hs wagon Crosby street. between
ponce ad Houston streets when A. No Of the above
,ailroad company came IN coison with nls wagon,
,os.t,ins II and lnafng the horse considerably Tho
60. IN the car and policeman vho The iron,
Si,,forr, Al the time swore that the ssoppsd
x-res .,cy before the COLLISION bat that The forns'
~sdced lhore wold be- slfcieni room for the car "a
tsss pr Hassey appeared Tor the plattf sud ie.srs
h-s,nson ant sctbnsr for The dsf~ndsns The ease
ked ueh interest iBvoiv ng a. u did The fshts of PEE
- sop- hrsines IN tbs c'tv md thcpe of railroad cor
sopiions rhe iuiy re'sfn fefa'e' w '"'' ~ TT
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

Bgf0fr ffs Harrsff, InsfHham an1 'sffF
Bs,r,>s " cf7isv srd n n CAvesy, bpy,fisss, -
r n c1art s~d O,A<ys, R>sp,nd>uss -Aa sppeai frsr
The se~rea ~ the eurrosss 10 ths cAe vn arr "a yes
terdsy b@fots the geuersi wii b. r~mrbA~r-i
thai tapsr ssssrtet " b. the vli u fhrsy vss
sdmltiss v pruhss % the ZJd q Jans. isss IT, o.
essed eonrlls1 sscis~ W lurupsns frorn ~ihe0v u
tu fssl1~nce vhiis IN 81 ~ itsabsy Hs -i1gs snf
opb . % are The present cooissisBt " The stl
Beaaraa v Hlsns man. fof ths sfT<iissis, snd 80 a
q Ciars fsr rss-onfeuta ssgasf the css~ 81 tn<th -
fore the No>sr.. ~hen decls pss r~s-rt a
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
Point on which All Phy.,ci...

Ou nf iep housani regular phi saus cann0A
hnd aha u no hRt funlsuts aud utg ants
absolutely necessary n medical prar Aud yet Ia bsgsu~
hunauf praruinnsTa hsfe hesitsifi To hdmiaet
hen because he nendisb lngel ~ Stetens hp ns.-
n,erchsndsr " human Inn nucs had ilias sUd Dc
srinrni.d N that the remedy df enrd dangerous
aH'he fasaie. fhl. pofplery happily dans w,th.
know heCaus ihc hfsi aua fE4 chFn1t D thr
have denpn r.tei %. fact that uohlLriLkh tfIk
BRATEb STOMACH nIfTIBN ara Absolutely ana r1NfrlJ
an lcrnrous r,rmtHfs. Hence ltfJ bers
mtfolnrcl iuit the Ined states army snd arcped.
when h. testimony ihr else inriiE "a ani tho
pnil hopc Il rated AZ ~ ius' vsie ts hest protective
sgAinst fUg all difrates arising from ipuf n
the sr other unhealthy clmae nnp.ucef hat has ess'
brp tested b. fspe,ucr ~ o. nFapsf~is sud Ids.s
Complaint atsta without reser s0r. is.t
prrs nearly tnf@ le snvthinN prepared ss
human ~ ~ - New lrrk aIo~. - Z dsf street
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
CITY INTEnLiGEHCE.

ARns ASD AnsrN,von FOR TIM sourn.--rte shipment
from this port OF powder, sict Peo ssion CAPS cart
ridges and hrcarms 20 the Saes is'cly in rebellion
still continued under special permits issued al tho dis
cciion Of the Custom House authorities Tho following
reumS comprises the shipment oil powder. shct. 6c 70
thc varous Southern staes throughout the month OF
Docembcr:-
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
The Message or the osvsvaes sf Ohie.
TO rHn EDIToR oI THE BfnAlp.

In your Issue o. to-day you have Inadvertently aiir
bu,sd Gepsri Cor the message of Governor Andsrsos
Of Ohio The Inauguration Of General Cor viii take place
on the 9Th ns, A. the article In which The
appears prominently your editorial columns you
ALLYN COZ
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
rHr soxacu sTsrrr Asny,r
ssss Assi.ss the HsSss. Rivsr Hs'ir"ss
C0UspaoV.
srrrHxy corKr -rfsarr'
Before Jndss Barnard

srrrmNy cOfHr-Ffs'tfTs
Before Jndss Dsrnsrd
czs>>s auSs., ~ Sasrfr", 20 IN Hss's. ks~'
xysesS Company -oa The Sch of oc'ob-r, 1894. psip
un ~ sIcsd vhile crossing Hsd.on street. near csnI
~as run over BY ~ the f-sbi cars 81 the Hudson
R,e, RArosd Company. The boy 10 only thirscn yssr,
N age and ny this casualty he loi ons of his arms 10.
ssshsr With four fingers sof the thumb ~ hs o,hef
hsnd Ne siso received serious inisrna inJur~s fpm
Oh eh he has since Suffered and claims dansss "
the amour, of twenty tho1aani dollars
Several witnesses. Including The p'An'N ysr- 81
en- ned yesterday vho testified " toe casasi,y fhs
case slIl be conclufed today.
Yor pIslnur. chsape-y shz-sr; for asf'ssas's.
NJ
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
Sporting
.pi $40 ss2. lsa Is. 22s. Zoo sss. .sS4 1900

Total ..oi $40 So, l62 l3 225, 900 sos 3S4 1900
CRoros warns Rnu-rhe total revenue derived by
tho city from water rents during tho last three years
amounts in the aggregate 70 g. 1o262s The subjonsd
table shows OF ee 900 the receipts Of the
Croton Board from that for the year 1866 the
preceding ono
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
The Case 81 Es-Alasymas Farley.
TO ZEE KprToR op rHn HsnALp.

NV f0tHs Jan ., iseo
Having seen article 10 to-days issus u ,bs HssALD
rsspeciins - curious d alleged s~iudlins" IN
which my name h somewhat unfsvorsbiy mentioned, .
desire W state that The matter will up for invsst
sa,lon To morrow; and, the real truth viii then b.
developed respectfully request susPsnson ef public
opinon TERENCE FAhLkI,
Tiny-four,h nree,, near Lsrnsion avenue
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

, FFWVeW N1FRFf. IN v wv
Ths st..rn-r mrrcrffa v Sci 20 fsy f1s Ses YYgt
ne atssrisr uiss. ~ ssrvsf hsr- " tsr frsm ses
ost~sna efsrt ~ tssL
s-rfrs si~.ssss fisd stt 40 Ysfs Bflgw, srs
A. wsiros a. <iaiuas ssasoassss Wui o ~ Nitp
Hsf.s0 tsse W srf 90 fwfs. Nes 15ft sneias'
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
Calendar OF Cour, OF Appeals.


The dsy calendar the Court o Apfesi- for Janu.y
4 1903 I 10 follows Nos "a, Is y - -. 20 ~.
IS aud IL
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

sa~ rss~rsro, Jan a. rsfo
Thes,srnas codrn ci'y has arrived fryrn rsnsnas.
~.- s-a fDf. a..t. -es...' "
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

80 81 BROADWAY
TfiE ONLY gLAtE - THE tIn NHfKt
IADIEs coon BOpTS AL hiiOFt.
At.Sp 0LSriENEkS IMBNolDfEID riiFFffs.
rAS Hr HAD Al LOW PRICES
JEFtEns go BROADvAY. NLW YORK.
The New York herald., 1866-01-04
Auoo,w~,r. Ladies, p.p,r so,,.,.

shD cIFf~ ALSO gFNf1'. ~ho.e-aie an1 re,sii
Oue lady COLLAR at frsr n fhe Fsdr wis W. u pr,r-
sni rNiugs oi different sivl~-
The New York herald., 1866-01-04

No s,s BROADWAY
rnF 9Sts r.sHs a1Sn I,o1l g ~ eIn .nSas wgsas
Aiso GENtLENEhs IMsnoiDsi.Ep si.nrrfsS
rri hi;s "h ssl ,nn nlioAbneT Il a9TT KIN SoaS
Hoon.-wsrd'. Ladies' Paper soii.s
o1e s,y soll,r .ss,fr- = 'ss Tssr q pr-.
sw u, wAND So Broadway. =.
A.-ns.ss,Sy n. compi..io.. Cse
0Eorgs " L,iHDs BLoos % f"rrii h.. 80
,qnsl ~'at p, druggist e'erfraefs Dsp" ~ fu"'"
'f""l y
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The New York herald., 1866-01-04

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