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T ,AvENDER's COLLEGE
y E. CoRNER RAMPART AND BIENvILLE

y. E, CORNER RAMPANT AND BIENvILLE
Mr. LAVENDER respectfully announces to his friends and
the public that the repairs in the Coegenot being completed
he shall be obliged postpone the reopeng Of the Glasses
and the admission Of BoasaeEs to WEDNESDAY, the 5th of
September.
Parents are invited to inspect the we'll ventilated Class
Rooms and Dornlitories.
For terms and Prospectus apply College from IL
/ p M and from to5PM
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K ENTUCKY UNIVERSITY,

ASHL Nd,
The home Henry Clay and Transylvana University with
40 elegant grounds and large number of building.
the sites otthe various colleges.
The location delightful heahul and in TIE midst of the
most refined and intelligent society.
Endowment, S4OO00U Real Estate, S20O0OJ
a Corps of more than Twenty Instructors,
NOW IN OPERATION:
/ CoLLEGE OF ARTS, Nine Professors Robert GrahaIn
j. NJ President.
IL AGRICULTURAL AND MECHANICAL COLLEGE
Of Kentucky, Eleven Professors JuO. Aug. Williams, A.
NJ. President
Miegun President.
". COLLEGE OF LAW Three Professors, N. C. John
son, L. L, D., President.
V. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT, with thorough bust
Number Of Students last session 800 Tuition and Fees
SS5 Good Boarding, So soto week Session
begins lsr October
For Catalogues aud further information, address
j. 3. BOWMAN, Regent,
KprtD
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From w, IA. Langley,

UaIIpOlsl UhI0
The Dry Kiln built direction your Agent for
seasoning slaves has been IN and believe
performs its work fully well you claim for It, l would
about green those partly seasoned
ing can in few days. small expense, have them wei
Rals ed
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Manufacturers Of Barrels, Elenburg Center, York
We have in of Bukleys Patent Dryers They arc
perfectly satisfactory We the Of the Dryers Ia
interest alone each year Of them.
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MOUNT AUBURN
YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.

3 YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE.
This School has concluded its Tenth Year history
has been of prosperity and growth from the
ment The last two the daily average
been than two hundred and many been refused
adnittance for want of accommodation.
a New building
Is under contract to be ready occupancy at the
opening of the Fall Session in September and hoped
that hereafter all can be received pupils who apply
The library Apparatus and Cabinet
Are receiving yearly valuable additions and the purpose s
kept steadily in view furnish every facility for thorough
course of instruction.
The Faculty consists of four male and eleven teach
ers all experienced instructors in their departments
The schoo is fully graded from the Preparatory depart
ment, through the entire of Academies and Classi
cal studies.
For Particulars and catalogues, address
/. H. WHITE
rs West Fourth street, Cincinnati, o,
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Sash, Door and Planning Mill 1923 Beach street, Philadelphia
Wei have been using Bukleys Patent Lumber Dryer for
several months We find Il almost Indispensable should
not have been able to fill orders without
months In opinion the only way thoroughly season
lumber in BeagOnsble time, and believe lumber
dried d in no way injured BY the process
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T'rlce-S1 per Hottie.

Wereit necessary certificate after certificate could APP
pended this from we'll known citizens but we deem
less. sold6y all Druggists
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The library. Apparatus and Cabinet
ct. CHARLES INSTITUTE
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1O4 Bourbon Street,
Opposite the Opera House

Nine Mace begs that her Institute will omen
for the session Of 1861 on MONDAY September 3D. 1866
when she hopes that prompt return of her pupils so
dspensabe their eapug the full advantages Of the lectures
and Instructions designed for Them
The advantages afforded by the Institute the ACQUISITION
OF proficient acquaintance with both the French English
Languages we'll known, aud Nine Mace neglected
nothing that heretofore he most accomplished
PreceptoTs in the various branches of Knowledge
Prospectues be procured the Institute Bourbon
street nppNste the Onera House
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TVRE BUMLER FEMALE sEMKNARY
BATON ROUGE.

Occupies Large and Commodious Mansion with Ample and
Secluded Grounds.
Thorough instruction in ENGLISH, LATIN and MODERN
LANGUAGES, MUSIC, EMBROIDERY, DRAWING, etc.
together with cheerful domestic moral and polite
culture are offered and assured.
TERas-s40 FER month"; $500 In advance; Music orns
mentsls extra,
Pupils furnish tOistts articles and bed clothing.
Address Rev. ]. Z. G. DoREMUs. D. D.,
PRINCIPAL,
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Washing at laundress' prices.
.rr.., ~ n1r.nt.II N =.

References from Tennessee-Col Jno McGavock, Gen. NJ
r DeCrafenred, Col ON Perkins, R. H. Bradley Esq,
Col W, s. McLemore, j, B. McEwen, ESQ., Col, John L.
House Rev A. N. Cunningham, D. D., Rev. Francis H,
Davis, Dr. John s. Park, John Garter, ESQ., R. NJ Ewing,
ESQ.,. Judge P G. S Perkins, j. W Nicely Robt. P Moss,
raE,es Allison.
References from virginaHon Andrew s. Fulon, DR.. R.
W.ssnders Gen. Vim, Terry, c. s. A. Randall McGavock,
Esq, ss1sl r Crockett, Esq, Thomas Wood ESQ., Rev B.
& Lacy J. c. Graham C. C. Tate, Stephen McGavock Rev.
James ". Wherry Wythe county Gen James A Walker,
Dr.. Edwin g. WATSON, J. B. Alexander Esq, Rev. Danl B.
EHirg. Incsea II. ClnEl. Esq. rnlnsk county.
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From j. III. Schumacher,
TS;n,,n NFol-a- phiI,5.1.Lt

Test made by Bukeys Lumber Dryer: One piece OF
Pine board ~ inches vide II inches thick weight D:
lumber dried in the yard three years. and year hot
air kiln by Recommend this processt all manufacturers
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From Moore az Camplon,
PhilAdelphia,

Test made BY Bukley Lumber Dryer OF pieces black
Walnut inch boards Il INCHES wide about dry shrun
76 inch in wdth IL inches wide dry could be
made shrunk inch in width In opinion this process
takes rnkage the lumber than any other and
does not iniure it.
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Mrs. HENRY sIMQNS having been requested by many
of her Southern and Western friends Whose children
been educated at the Instituted make known her School,
to them that she receives pupils from the Of
seven TO sixteen The pupils acquire the English French
German and Hebrew Languages thoroughly Music and
Singing taught by able professors Sewing Embroidery
made especial instruction Dancing and Gymuasc
cses taught dining the winter The pupils attending
the Institute will find it home in every respect every
will be taken with their religious training
Pupils can enter the Institute a any time.
Dr nj ms abr
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PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
BULKhET's..','' ..,'''''''.'',.HUAKHnx'"
Important EnventIon for sea.onlng Lun,ber
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,

supERHEATED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM g TO A DAYS
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A Southern Tonic,

And trust that they may regard Quack Medicine
Before venurng give publicity to this Tonic the re-
cpe shown several of the most prominent Physicians
of this city pronounced by them excellent Tonic
The recipe will be shown to any respectable physician who
may desire to it.
Unlike the many remedies that offered to the public
this Tonic does not every disease.
All that 1t claims is its wonderful power of RESTORING
THE FUNCTIONS TO THEIR NATURAL CONDITION
after having been embarrassed by disease
This TONIC prescribed by Physicians In the following
diseases;
INTERMITTENT FEVERS
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DoHHEAn COMMERCIAL COLLEGE

NOAEs EAR C0hEMEECEAL COLLEGE,
CORNER CAMP AND COMMON SITS,
THR-
Spacious and Elegant "story Building
Is constantly in session under eight able Professors
founded in 1892 and chartered by State Itsorrner stu
dentsmsy be found Principals Bookkeepers in large
portion Of the old houses of this city, and Southern
States Ladies Gentlemen attend the COMMERCIAL
COURSE, or Bookkeeping, Penmsnship Mathematics, Eng
sh French Spanish business education that enables
to $4,000 $500 annually hs fortune parents
give their We have ample arrangements 200
students. Ladies and Gentlemen invited to call
RUFUS DOLBEAR. President.
A LBEhEr LYONS SCHOOL FOR BOYS
0HATAWA, PIKE CO., MIs9
New Orleans and jackson Railroad.
OrcuArE may be obtained application to RORERT PIT
KIN, Esq, ID and Is Camn Rtreet New Orleans.
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BILIOUS FEvERS
DYSPEPSIA,
AND
DEBILITY RESULTING FROM ANY CAUSE.
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was a model premier, and SO forth. The speech
of the noble duke has been much criticized by the
French and English press,
THE EMPRESS or THE FRENCH AND THE PRINCE
r,rprpra u An NJ a,en1-e
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sCHoOLs--YOUNG LADIES.
the TsraelItes Of Loulslana:

GELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
p Of the Hebrew faith at 73 and LIS West Thrty-nint
street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues New York.
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

Arrcnt Of Gsttiicb williams. the suppose,

tFrom the Philadelphia prcs, september y
Z shortly aftor scyen O'Clock yes.erday nosrnins NJ
khirtecn,h street, observed man walking along Iha
Shoroughfsre whom ho sappose 20 be 6oitlieb wAam.
sm ,as Ss''"s's & sSsp So~sa 1 him a's
ssd thus accoslcd the suspected Individual
"Aro you thirty eight years old o-day ~
"Yes, sir, y replied the uspsctcd iusn.
"Your name Is Goitlicb Williams, is u NOT srf
rh,s1hhF, my name, air = -, ,,->,..-.,.,
s.Sre ,,is il,in h,m was wah'es by Chief Franklin.
Stallion min. ocSss a spd s sssn aa @ sS as a.. gSs
sstrct where he was introduced TO toe Chef This WA
Mr.. franklin with his usual coolnes. frankly ,.cd
the prisoner tai he had boon arrested The charge
81 numbering Mrs Miller ON wednesday morning and
shat ne had any statement to make concerning that
uagedy ne was ~ liberty 20 do so The Chief crlnly
sdmons shed cautioned him as 70 his constitutional
De vas no, compelled 70 admit il. lnysains he bas to
nay must 30 rely voluntary.
Fho ineonef said he undorstood the position he vas
IN and ws ifec % suy questions thai might "
Yropoundod % him Ihs following examination was
Were yca :. 80 houa, or ar Muller On wsius,isy
,o,s sla ss ,sa es,',s1 -. "1yon and eigh' clock"
sns sp ..5, en%e ,nse e ne alley gate and opsusi FOR
"WcB, STR what did you 40 Al TINT tlyae -
on,erea in.o convesai'en with her on ,hs subject
You sure she opened Tho gate 10 Ia, yooln,r
Yes, cir; when SHE opened u she sad come - s,d
told me 70 call .. Any tnic ~hea u co1vsu.cnt for
% " sr, and s'sts What yoa IA aner ss,,isx int.
ole house Il s w
After had done conversiug With her vent twav
and proceeded 10 the Spring Garden nsrkehousa Wien
bad some talk with Mr. Wallace I was al Tisheris
savcrn Tuesday afternoon and that ght s-pt IN
. board yard on Pleasant street. near Twelfth
Where do you got your breakfast on wstnssf.y
rronngfn
got u IN the Spring Garden msrsst-Logse"
We're yon n Gishsrs on that morning."
Yea cir; vas shsrs before seven o'clock, rssd
e psp~r spoke 10 him about several things and then
Ssns 70 my bscthevs stall vas sbouf elfh, o'clock
.hsn sos v ths stall, and rsmassd thsfs until tss
ives there anything ~Is sbos, blood beng on yoar
~'seR ~ stsses Il bs0 s~1n 4
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
pert Of NEW Yusx. SEPTEMBER %. 1855
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Ednburg (Br Haerow Liverpool VIA Queens.
,scamship scotland CBr, Han Livcrpool-Sationa Steam
st.mship Pereire (rr Duchcsne. Havro- George Mac.
Steamship Guiding Star, Berry, Rio Janeiro-Garnson
s,esm:hip Cru',asr tBr), Peters, Kingston. Pom
s'eamshiP Fab scc Sterling Ncuvas and St Jaso de Gu.
Steamship Monterey. whitman New orlcsus-o oarri.
stssmship Sheridan Bolton New orleans-H Cromwell
Steamship Montgomery, Faircioth. New orieans-R Low.
stcsm,hlp curbra, Child, Mosilc-N sccrcady "a
Steamship Alabama Lrneburner savaanah-o>.r .r,.on 4
S,camshlp quaker CITY West cbari,.,.SSn-A Loary.
s,eanship Louisa Moore Smith Scsuior-nuTas Ferris
steamship Nesars Couch Norfolk, CITY ron, and Rich.
steamship atieras Alexander Norfolk City Poln, and
and Rehnpnd James Hand S''n'''' N0''0A' o' r0'n'
sieamship Thames, Swift Washington, Alexandria and
s,s.@:ss,R PipsS; sIsIwoea. ror:lans. Ames
.es%FSp FSspps Dq s AP s.S,@.p Co.
BARK Holland tBr) Perkins. 81 Jaso do cube-J Thomp.
Brig Ebc uisD, La Ssss, Gibraltar and Naita-A
Brig Mercedes CRr) Kohl Cisrfucrcs--row,er A iowa
Brig Lorana tBr), Sshop, Dorchssssr, Mp Nevius
Eris E R,y., MorEE,s, eslys,,onso mallory aco
schr Arizona tBr), Larsen 80 John, MA smiiner q
schr N sgnOil. CBr), Clare, $, John Md pcwOfA
gchr M,ner~. p,srosv~.v qh,rl..,on yonr~
"'tf"f 1'N~''""S' N"'''oHsvh' 'S-A""ik I"
sohr Oregon. Munroe. Washington, Nc--vsn Brunt
sebr N uobart Rot,ir.o, w..ht,.,n. nc y.r urou, ,
cchr wat.n, sr.,,a.. pt.h....a ~. No..
s,ssst ia WATSON orsn"er behmond-Nan Brunt
echr n I Polner pain.r p,,,no.. p.,.iv ayo,,h A n.
grhr W II rogg psr,rr ii.I,,ass i. r.aen "N" " w.
sch, Mary III sfnrtts,. .ay,ler, pbI'.d.snAi. ia
thwoilc a Ovorlon ' 's' f ''N'
grhr fS, II peare. uo.,,, G ~ r.,.t. a ~
schr 4 r ,;olFin wsie-h,~v st,n. Scrs -
siaon Caroline Ross acLa,, T,ok., A r..
lar ~ -
aioon Emily Allen pr1drrnort
Steamer Anthracite, Green, fhilsdelpala,
Arrived.
s,e.ussp Eyenns star Knapp yew orissa, sept Is va
s,s,mahp inng shaey Harefb Sew orl~~ns sem Isl Il
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

-, Married.
Bocrnr-RasDAu.-o Thursday September 20, by
tho Rev H. Weston, rector VI e. Johg's church, john
WsRRfS BoGERr 20 KATE y. RANDALL, all OF this cy.
EpNoNsros--YAN lrgw.--0n Thunday, september 20,
by the Rev Dr. Burchard, Mr. CHARLES d. EDNorsroN
10 EMILY VAs IRw, all OF New York.
CARRisoS--MHAp.-ou Monday evening, September II,
at Stanton Srost Baptist church, by Rev. Cur stopher
Rhodes MASoErIA CANNON 10 Msg MARY FRAsurs
ME.D, eldest daughter of the late Joseph Moai all OF
this city No cards.
JAavs-FsuLKsra--Tn Brooklyn, on Thursday Sep
tember 90 at the residence OF John a. Meggs, Esq, by
the Rev. j. ID. Wells, EDWARD A. JARVIS 10 EMILY l.
Faulkner all OF Brooklyn.
ScrLry-HksHasS--0n Monday, September ~, by
Row James Eett, at the brides residence. WiLLiAE
Scrfiy late OF Boston, 10 EMILY HAySIGAH Of this city.
ToBKy-LArry-on Wednesday evening. September
10, q. the residence OF tho brides parents by Row
Charles T. Harris, HYwAS a. TORY to JENNIE, second
daughter of Richard Iat,y, ESQ.
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AIfYy IN the sOth year or III, ace = -
His relatives and friends OF tho family are invited 10
attend the funeral on Monday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the rnversast Church. OF South THIRD and
Fourth strcets Wiiliamsbsrg
RLopaErr. The members Of Mum Lodge, No. Ieo "
and A. H. are hereby notified 10 attend specal COM
muniatior, s their rooms Of Crosby Broome
streets this SInd1yl forenoon eleven O'Clock for tho
purpose of attending tho funeral Of our lato brother
William Bodse1i, iron conover street, near King South
G. j. wnLNss, secrcisry.
,s sn dnn,a ge,,n,on ~ 49, s,., snoa. ~
eldest Of James Z md Mary j. Cutter in tho oh
year OF his ale
Ds fosfsT--At s. Louis, Missouri on "Wednesday.
sees@esr s ~ z, sa9ls Gn,S r s E9w1rr q son q
S months. 'S'' - ''''s "N"
eaSss g s Eyi he % cS a ss,y sT &.
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

Marine Dissstors.
or Gross Rip ais lnsi with loss oi iopmas. head.
pa r %
O'Clock Tharsdy evening At the eastern END Of ca
loss loss Her sails rigging have been taken or and she
now In charge OF the wreck master.
Scpa tsEoEcAsA Reed Of Hampden Ne, for Manchester
loaded with bricks and bark went ashore on edge o. ochs
nsa ws water Part OF her cargo was light
she could be got or
saa oynEs. AssA despatch was received at Oussssr s
had put into nisc Cove with loss q both nastheads she
10 the fishing grounds.
scua wni1e SEA. from New York for Newburypor, With
discharge and get on.
Miscellaneous.
snP yruA l7o tons register new msasurSmen belt at
sam Francisco for io QUO gold cash She was loading at
thar rort tor New York on the 10Th ult
roms nne p5 ps y M a
81 81 aG% Sr Sr 1S
Whaiemen.
sch Walter Irving. Atkins arrived at Provncetown 10Th
Of T ny as orns ssn Of e s 81 p hs
% p nre 20 o @ p % 1ne o
spoksn-Aag2 % la. &C. sch. Adams, Coleman, Of
Spoken, &c.
Bark Topeka from Fernandna for Barbados, Sept TO- lat
Foreign Ports.
Asrwxap Sept eIn port ships westmoreand, Hammond,
ISi nel Gs @ @ bsrEs Fanne carver Hssp
% @ Esaa fG sS a Ssas M"y for Boston sept
CALlao Aug 22-sd ship Messenger small United tates %
% rsSs SSss 70 Il M n o
wSsp SS c II M ap sSpG
sand 81 Sep. on her retsrn sept brig Wm Mason
hart Niork CID sept l. bark Fannie Matilda, acDousal
lSAuA Sept lin port bark Gan Eden, Grcenleaf from
iycryr tdrssniand Aug a-In port George Marsh
''i@ so% sepsAdv for Quebec 18Th
Cae s f9P sosiSn @ sh - Erin 90 and oy Of sv ss
So SF DO os FOR sa d ssdS 5 tor Dc
lor Ys;s lata; %srriil o. is Io@ss
from savannah, arr lst, disg.
s S sads Gs s o, fno%
for SS 1gV SSans SaS'h hs I arr ''Ar Sy Butts B
eusrssTows Sept steamship Manhattan. Harris,
or ord Baltimore Lsbers New
York
from Gase ay S for sIpa put
have TO discharge part of cargo.
M s ses sn a. 'sr
ter o Po Rs brig Henry
ton vAlrAAlso Aug 2-Arr ship Sunbeam Chadwick B0'
''A' American Ports.
asaT gsG%d Ras
,ahia aahr
nertu.; Deais1 Iora, ainksr, oaI Mouie, son'
luna nhrwooa narWpod r niItioe. oiu seahors cseof
.x1h pai ayssc Nv J,isn. xx s..e., ,.so,,
srs a YSqs @ mary ySe
iso,na, pniiaaeipnia 1I -, N .. o-a. ,y.shnr
NV osL aNs sept IopArr M steamers "ogo mnnnhs
lon finger = iorh' raanV ib,l lh9rhn'iu
,as v M nAsSi neir i2.irssea & NJ sraTn
from vera Cruz; nuntssbe rom NIorA
Gaesson; n Sark Luscarors rom ao.S ,cns hW @ ms as
nhn rom fore ht ahchor outSiuo the "r' s'"i e'y
irMvsps IroT y isaa.an. s ,t w. ,h s.r Nyork
NOtssOh sept iJ--Arf PIG " U asn, Sohers MUTE
cli narA Sy.pn,, is nsrnsnsez; savanna - mar ,A
Ne" bsDk VnD' seE. N-Ar schr eatnar'he ih"hAs'
opSs; oeasse. loI 90 o.h. 49,. ,p> ,,u,,, p ~
r. Ola p ror p,an bar, , Dn amea
Ince yh annRus oL n1s,on; sor' " 80 ..ns ~
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

being anous 70 bring the. business 70 speedy and sas
factory conclusion offer the following uneramrled induce
The New York herald., 1866-09-23
MTscELLANEOUs.

A TESTIMoEY.--l INSERT THIS TESTIMONY AS
"A an acknowledgment OF my gratitude 70 DR.. o'rooLE
for hav cured of consumption OF sandia
had nsed known remedy for h. Of the disease
but without bcneft Ny breathing short and cough
distressing that unable during the night
walk during the day Ny friends and family had up
all hopes OF recovery have used those medicines for
the past hrce months and with such bencgt hat NJ
tend TO business wcll at aug tme during my NE Ny
health s good and tho distressing symptoms Of my disease
gone.
GEORGE JEssuP. t02 Eighth street. New York.
Application tly by letter 10 DIR. OiTone Con-
sumption Hospital, 20. East sxtcclth street. New York
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GREAT REpUCIIoN IN rRIors AT

"a HIRAM ANDEISON'S, ID BDWERV.
Fall mporton of Royal Velvet and Brussels Caipengs
Lowell fhrcriy and fngrfi Carpets Ingram Carpets ~
conts % 8! 70 ysr; Floor ocoths " iect WIDE and
Occths - wide NJ d. oens Duggsts yards wide; ~
and Table Covers Window shades, Mats, Rurs 80
pieces white and Nalrg - 80 Dor
yard. Look for No. - Bowery.
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GREAT ART ASSOCIATION.
NO. s27 BROADWAY.

A -A-A-A.-A-A.-A.--A- --A-A-A.-A.-A.--A.-A
GREAT ART ASSOCIATION, >
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land Hermann Fnfkee Louisa Moore, Quaker City CHM
hr a. Montgomery Monterey. Sheridan, Alabama sagAra
Hatleras.
Wind at sunset NE.
The New York herald., 1866-09-23

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-04-30
C. C. SHARP, M. D.,
Eclectic Physician & Surgeon,
-TAVING LOCATED IN COLUMBUS,

HAVING LOUATED IN N'ULU HbUSi
IL respectfully tenders his professional service:
to the citizens thereof and vicinity.
DIR. Sharp begs to make this proposition to all
those who are afflicted with all the various forms OF
Chronic Diseases peculiar to this country .
Hrst-r or every patient afflicted, whom l. will un-
dertake and promise to cure, and whom / fail to
cure. will agree to give such patient the sum of
One Hundred Dollars provided the said patient will
guarantee me Ono Hundred Dollars, payable
when the cure is completed. UI
UFFICE-0n Fourth street. between State and
Broadway, in Mr.. j. Miller's Office. ..,.
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