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Merchants Gargling Oil.

The work on the Gargling Oil Labarato-
ry is progressing rapidly, and when compile
ted, will be an ornament to the city, as we'll
as q credit to the enterprise of the company
Lockport NJ r. Journal
The above extract allndes to one of the
finest and most extensive laboratories for the
manufacture of medicine of world wide
reputation known us MERCHANTS GARGLINa
! OIL. The building is located on Market
Street, Lockport, N. Y, and is used as a
manufacturing and shipping depot for this
company, and our readers would be surpri
sed upon visit to this establishment to wit
ness the labor performed daily by the EN-
ployees manufacturing, shipping, and 9th
er duties which attach to so extensive a bus.
iness as is carried on by this Company.
Upwards OF thirty years ago, this medi
cine was introduced to the public by Geo.
W. Merchant, a practical chemist, and for
two or three years the demand for this med
icine did not extend beyond Western New
York. Old SETTLERS in that locality iaform
us that it was the practice Of Mr.. Merchant
at that time to start ont upon tour with u
one horse vehicle, taking with him in his
wagon quantity sufficient to supply the
trade with which hewas acquainted.
Gradually did the demand increase, until
it was found necessary to add new capital to
the business, and stock company was form
ed for the purpose Of extending the trade
Business gradually, but rather slowly, in
creased under the new arrangement, blt the
Investment made at that time proved o pay.
ng one, and the demand for the IN edicine
became greater and greater, extending fal
into the different States of tho Union. Sey
eral years ago Mr. Merchant died, when Mr.
John Hodge, who had been an employee il
the business department of the establish
ment, became member Of the stock comma
ny, was elected Secretary, and uponShim
from that time to the present the busines.
has wholly devolyed. The business capac-
ity and popularity of Mr.. Hodge, although
but young man, seemed to put fresh i'm
petus into the trade, AID having control @
the stock of the Merchant estate, amounting
to $50, 900 which has since passed into hi
own hands, the trade rapidly increased b,
judicious advertising, and business manage
ment, and to-day stands in the lead amonl
patent medicines.
Merchants Gargling Oil is known in a.!
countries, and shipments to foreign ports sns
tans tie assertion that its merits are known
not in the United States alone. Togyc ~.
insight into the amount Of trade done year
iy, by this Company, which we believe i
now composed OF but three persons, Mr.
lodge being the principal stakeholder, las
year did business OF $5O0,000, aud the sun
expended in advertising was upwards OF $l3,
! ooo during the same time.
Inc Company has grown in wealth, an,
the business has now reached that vast ca
pacity that the new, beautiful and commo
uions iaoaratory was erected from necessity
10 accommodate what has now become tb,
largest husiness in Western Ne,7 York
This prosperity is due to ,he superior man.
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Wn, IL. Seward and party leaves San
Francisco for Sitka to-day. the Northern
Transportation Company placing the
steamer Active at his service. The party
Will visit Portland, Oregon, and Victoria
and probably Kadrack Island. On their
return, after inspecting Southern California,
Mr. Seward starts tor tho City of Mexico
Via Acapulco, to pay u apromised visit ia
Juarez.
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DIR Rodas, having been little more than
one week in Cuba, proclamis the rebellion
partially subdued. This assertion OF the
new Captain General cah scarcely be based
upon personal observation, and the reports
of the Spanish Generals he knows from ex-
perepce to be unreliable. His statement,
therefore, should be taken with wide mar
gin reserved for bombast error.
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DEATH OF lsIAH S. Ennis. The sad in
'eiligence of the death of Mr.I Ennis.
at his residence in Chautauqua County. on
rrlday last, casts a gloom over IA larre
orcle'of friends who have been associated
with him in this locality for many years.
lie died OF inflammation of the bowls. He
was formerly an operator on the Bnchanon
ia'I'' ana afterwards was iniere,cd a.
Pleasantyi.e.
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The reports of damages by. the floods in
Republican, Saline and Solomon Valleys.
Western Kansas, have been greatly eXag-
geFated. Corn is not injured at all, and
other crops are not materially damaged.
Very hw lives were lost.
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The President Friday, in conversation
with several prominent Mississippians,
said it was his desire, and he should accord
Ing instruct Generals Ames and Reynolds
III their preliminary arrangements for the
election in Mississippi and Texas, to observe
entire fairness and impartiality.
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BASE BALL.-Match game of Base Ball on
the Steel Farm on July 10th, between the
Maple Leaf b. b. G. of this place, and the
Housewife Il. B. G. Resulted in favor of
the first named Club by score OF 81 to is.
G. s. Humison, Sec'y.
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OIL ExcIr&MESr, There is considerable
excitement over some recent oil develop
ments in the neighborhood OF Tionesta.
The Forest Press comes out q few days in
advance ofits regular day Of publication and
reioices over the news in several columns of
Great Primer
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The Fiuit Growers Convention at San
franclscoon on Wednesday, adopted a resolu-
lIon that an organized effort be mado to
obtain reduction in the freight charges OF
the PaclIic Railroad, which will enable
iruit growers TO place l:uit in the eastern
market ut reasonable profit.
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The directors of the Buffalo and Erie
Railroad Friday accepted the agreement TO
consolidate with the Lake Shore and Michi-
gan Southern Railway, subject to approval
OF the stockholders vote, to be taken on
the 10th of August.
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An exchange exclaims, "Women talk,
men act" To which tho Herald replies,
''Yes, and some men act very badly; while
many women talk entirely too much. a
compromise between the two would be OF
service to the cause of common humanity
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At the celebration Of the Fourth in Maui
NEE City, Ohio, on Saturday evening, u
rocket, through carelessness, was shot into
he crowd of spectators, struck Mrs. Carroll
in the face, tore off her nose, half OF her
upper jaw, ana tore away the flesh from
one side of her facp.
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The return game between the Seneca Base
Ball Club, Of Oil City, and the Independent
B, B. Blnb of Titusville, will be played ON
The grounds OF the former club Tuesday
afternoon. All wishing 10 witness Il lively
game OF ball can do so by taking a ,rl,
to Oh City tomorrow morning.
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TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY RECORD,
Afternoon Dispatches.
ST Louis. July II.

st Louis, July II,
Friends of Allen and McCoole met Satnr-
day night and made preliminary arrange
men,s for another mill between the wariers.
Fifty dollars aside was deposited, and an
other meeting lie to be had this afternoon:
when articles Of agreement are to be signed
and the deposit increased 20 $500. The
fight is to be for $4,000 side and fought in
four months within so miles OF Cincinnati.
Poughkeepsie, July II.
Friday afternoon, during the heavy
shower. two convicts at Sing Sing escaped.
Thev have not yet been recaptured.
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Charles W. Miller, Of Espyville, has been
appointed TO represent Crawford County
IN the Republican Stale Committee
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"A NEW well was struck yesterday on the
McGrue Farm. opposite Oil City and is now
pumping twenty barrels. 1t is McCru.,s
well.
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CouNTESFEIT.-A new and perfect coun
terfeit twenty-five cent note is ia circul La
tion. Be on your guard.
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The big balloon that went mp in Buffalo
on Monday, came down rear Warren, up
wards Of sixty miles from the starting ,1!nl
TAe balloon was tU,u up.
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II. d TAYLOR, of Concord KY, says the Caginc
Oil cured horse Of his, njur.d while ploughiug BY
attempting to step over stump, almost scvcring his
thigh from the body also that he has used i, in his
family for fifteen years, and is the best remedy for
Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites, Strains, Rheum
atism etc. he ever used.
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Wounds, Calls of all kinds, sprain., Bruises Crack.
cd Heels, Ring Bone, Pole EVIL Wind Calls, Cal
lous, SPAWN, Sweeney, Fistula, sitiast, External
Poisons Scratches or Grease, Sprnghalt sand
Cracks, Lameness Strains, Foundcrng Feet, Mango
Horn Distcmpcr, Garget in Cows, Cracked Tcats
Foot Rot in Sheep and many other diseases Incl
dent to Man and Beast.
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SITS. PETER AND PAULS (Cathoiie)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1014 a. IN.
Vesper and Benediction of the Blessed
.acrament at p. m.
,Catechism at 2 p. m.
JAMES DUNN. Pastor.
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NJ. +. CHURCH.

NJ. f. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath ut II "A. NJ. and
~ P. NJ. Sabbath School attwelve o'clock
NJ. Seats free. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to ALL
REV. G. NJ. HEARD, Pastor.
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Dlvinc Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Preaching at II o'clock A. NJ, and ~
o'clock P. NJ.
REV. J. T. OxToBY, Pastor.
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in the face, tore off her nose, half OF her
upper jaw, ana tore away the flesh from
one side of her tacr.
CAHUIDACY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
PROTIIONOTARY
IflrcI-P,asc arr, uncc the ramcof TrioM
As II, sAsnY. of Petroleum Centre, as u candidntc
for frojhonaiary of Nenango County, subject 10 INC
usages OF the Democratic party.
Local Notices.
BIRDS JAVA. spARRows, CANARY, GER
MAN. at A. d. MILLER " co.
A. u. MILLER II CO., have the agcnc, of the
Amer,can Whip Co., ard Western Whip Co.'S CT
gus. at wholesale prices.
GIRL WANTED
To do rrnc-nl house work Inquire Of
VERY CHEAP SHEET MUSIC, only five cents
copy, at W. II. NICHOLSON IL CO.'S Stationery
Store.
Carpets, of every quality AMI description, a,
REYNOLDS, BRoDHEAD Il cos, No. II Centre
Street, opposite the p o.. Oil City, Pa.
7zardwarc-A large assortment of which il
heing closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD d cos, No. II Centre St, opposite
the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
All accounts Lot settled Immediately, will be left
with an officer for collection.
Apr.li If. REYNOLDS y co
All styles of ank Books. Note Paper, and En-
vcopes in Jobbing Lots, at
WI. NICHOLSON n co.
BASE BALL BATS and SCORE BOOKS, at
W. II Nicholson & Cos.
Wanted...tO Call
At X Il. Fishers Drug Store, one hundred per.
sons or more, and examine, Roses, Carnations,
Fuchics, Musk Plants, Hoetoopc-, Pansies. Psh
Gcranirms, Rose Geraniums and BoQuets of Rare
flowers June 10.
CrOckery-For all kinds 90 to REYNOLDS
BRoDIIEAD & CO.'S, No. II Centre Street, oppo.
site the Post Office, Oil City, Pa.
new lot of the celebrated l. Y l.. Knives inst
received at the POST OFFICE.
Try our Navy Tobacco. We know It Is the bost
in the market. W. II. NICHOLSON & CO.
The very best pocket Cntery-Razors and Scis.
sOrs-all warrantcd-at w. II. NICHOLSON'S
The finest Plug Tobacco at
W. II. NICHOLSON a. CO.'S
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. I'd
A k'N's HALL
This Hall is now ready for theatrical exhibitions,
concerts. lectures, &c. Tho Hall has been reitted
and strengthened. No pains aud expense has been
spared to make 1t a first class
SHOW BUILDING.
On the first floor Ia one of the best Billiard Rooms
IN me Centre All under ono management
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Time of Closing, Mails.

IImc OF ClOs1Hg Matlss
P o., PETROLEUM CENTRE. PA.
July q s.. 1868.
Until ftirther notice the mails will arrive at and
depart from this Office as follows
ARRIVE
South and East, via. Irvineton. 10. .2s A. ".
South and West d" Meadvillc, SIS p. ".
North and East. Cory. ass "a
DEuART.
South and West, s.45 A. NJ.
South East and West, $50 F. N.
North, East and West, 1000 A. VI.
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From CRUNP & Bros, Cochranc Landing. Ohio
Nov. 10. 1S5G.-Wc are pleased with your medicine
1t has been the means of curing great number Of
different diseases upon persons also upon horses
We think it cures all you recommend 1t to do. We
want you to send us the Larger proportion of the
variety nor Family Csc,' in small bottles.
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From Dr. T. W. ELLIS. Ga Jan. C. 1Sj1 IL
could receive botifboXes OF the Garglin- Oil it viii
not be too much as | thiI k could soon nd sale
for it all, the inquiry being frequent since it is sup
posed that ave IL fer sale.
From DE- WM. = MCCALL, Chamoi., Mo. Nov. q,
1SoS.-iCur aigling Oil il taking the shine on from
all tie linimenis of the day. II yOu desired them,
could procure dozens of certificates from thosJ
who have been cured by it,
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Carpets, of every quality AMI description, a
REYNOLDS, BRODIEAD Il cos, No. II Ccnr
Street opposite the p. o.. Oil City Pa.
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CAH,iDACY ANNOUNCEME ENTs.
PROTIIONOTARl

VI. IiiTcI-P',asc arm unce TIC rNmc OF Tito
As n, sa.HY, of Petroleum Centre, as u candldni
for Froihona'ary of Nenango County, subject 10 III
usages of the Democratic party.
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Hardwarc-A large assortment of which i
heing closed ont at reduced rates at REYNOLDS
BRoDHEAD & cos, No. II Centre St, opposite
the Post Office, Oil City. Pa.
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VERY CHEAP SHEET MUSIC, only five cents q
copy, at W. II. NICHOLSON IL CO.'S Stationery
Store.
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All accounts Lot settled Immediately, will be lcf
with an officer fos. collection.
Apr.li If. REYNOLDS 4 co
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All styles of D ank Books, Note Paper, and Fl
vclopes in Jobbing Lots. at
W II. NICHOLSON Il Co
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GIRL WANTED

To 90 general house work. Inquire of
jun2lif c. N. PAYNE, Boyd Fnl
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~ u. MILLER II Co, have the agcnc' of Tho
American Whip Co., ard Western Whip Co.'s Ci
gus at wholesale prices
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BASE BALL BATS and SCORE BOOKS, {
w II Nicholson & Cos.
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COUNTRY HOARD.

A PRIvATE FAMILY, LOCATED UPON TIKI SHORE,
"A .. New Brighton, + l., Will secommodate sis gentle.
s.sbling fresh frui,s and vegetables Particulars OF W.
COLLINS, ~ ylpy street.
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S,UMMIT HOUSE, SUMMIT, N. J.-TulS HOUSE,
beautifully located is now open the reception Of
Herald Buildpr u. j. SMITH.
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SURF HOTEL FIRE ISLAND BEACH.-SoUTH SIDE
- Railroad Roosevelt street. A NJ ana 32 T. NJ. 70 Bany-
Ion, thence steamer to beach. ID. 5. :. SAMAIs
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dhOE OnN REwARD.-THE BOARD OF DIRECT
SLO.OUO ora of the Ocean National Bank will pay
the sum for the and final conviction of tho
pary parties who robbed the bank between the evening
Of the 9th and the morning OF the 2sth June, 1863
Also recovery and OF the money stolen rs
per returned also for the recovery and
rn United States Bonds stolen 10 per cent of amount
returned.
Also liberal per cen.um for the return Of miscellaneous
sccurities order Of the Board. Z. ;. STEVENSON.
NEW YoRk, June 80, 1863
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WE DESIRE A SPECIAL OR ACTIVE PARTNER IN
w business, which is wholesale, well established. very
safe prodtabe about 500 900 desired NEE, deman y.
Of rapid increasing business Address Duane Street, Her
aid ONCE.
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CwEET SPRINGS, MONROE COUNTY, WEST V1R
> gnia-This beautiful resort will be open for
the reception visitors June 90 The Springs approach
ed from Washington by the Orange and Alexandria and
Chesapeake and Ohio Raroa passen from the South
take the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad B1nsaeks sta
ton by coaches the Springs Board -
per day, S25 per week, $50 per month.
JAS OARROLL, PROPRIETOR
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COUNTRY BOARD.

T FIVE MILE RIVER HOUSE, RoWAYToN, CONN; =
"A Bathing boating fishing and splendid drtves In this de-
ghtfu Address s. q. SMITH, above,
| 42 William street, New York.
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1lHOMPsOE's ATLANTIC PANTHEON, HIGHLANDS,
/ J.-This shady seaside resort open for guests
terms moderate. Bird the foot OF Warren
daily; July lOh A. NJ. On Sunday, the 4th A.
Monday, 9Th, z A. NJ. - a.-.o,, -
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CRAWFORD HOUSE STANFORD, CONSOLIDATED
> in one Of the most beautiful villages IN the vicinity OF the
city, having changed owners aDd newly furnished, u
open and transient bCdrders; boating,
fishing, bathing drives unsurpassed from Fu
ton Market slip at z. NJ, and II trains daily .
u. SPENCER, Manager
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yirINDERMERE HOUSE, GREENWOOD LAKE
w Fine fishing boating, &C. daily from Monroe
the arrival OF the 10 4 NJ train from New York Erie
Railroad For circulars &C. cali address Or. BROWN
ING CO.. % East Fourth street, New YORK, Monroe,
Orange county, n Y.
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DERsONs WISHING TO SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
/ HERALD WILL BE SERVED AT AN EARLY HoUR
BY LEAVING THEIR ADDRESS AT THE BRANCH OF
FICE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, l45 FULTON
STREET, BROOKLYN.
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CT. JAMES HOTEL, MARION WEST ENDl ~ j..
> offers lualed inducements 10 mechanics bushes
families being only eight minutes from Jersey City
ferry Corsndt Desbrossss street, rs trains daily via New
Jersey Railroad also .three lines horse house
APPENDED location fronting Demot Park first class table
eeIany furnished rooms, suite siugly; all modern
bath, hot and cold Apply
premises or TO GILES, WALES & CO, Is Maiden lane.
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C0PARTNERsBIPs.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
"A RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AZ DUB
BRANCH OFFICE. lao FULTON STREET
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yXTASTFD-A PARTY WITH CAPITAL OF SlOooo0
w 20 work valuable marble quarry II vermont AZ
dress box go Post ONCE.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

TINE NoURRICE FRANCHISE, HoUvELLEMENT
u accouchee, OF srrivee depuis queqnes semanes de
France, desire faie pOnr norrr un enisnt
pas diff pour acr la camp6gne Saeresser an NO
u at
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noARDERs AND LoDGERs WANTED.

BLOCK FROM CITY HALL-FRANKfORT HOUSE
Frankfort street corber of william 80 rooms; accom-
gentlemen only be- 10 t0c day al 30 TO 20 pei
week. Open all night.
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ORIENT POINT HOUSE, ORIENT POINT, L. I-Nov
" open extensively improved Ane bathing, driving nn'
sailing; fishing uneYcelled. send for ercusrs
Is. PARSONS A CO., Propreiors
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On EAST BROADwAv-.IN A REsTECTABLE FAMI.
s)g " as chamicrmaid and win assist the washing and
ironing objection the counayi best references Ask
for julia isannon.
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OPENING HOP AT THE HEATH HOUSE, sCHoOLEY's
" Mountain, n. j., Monday evening" July 3, lh6s
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cp EAST 9Th STA YOUNG GIRL AS CHAMBER
20 maid anu waitress, or would do chamberwork Can
be her present employers this day IRON ~ to
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE HERALD
n RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN At OUR
BRANCH OFFICE, l45 FULTON STREET
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COUNTRY BOARD.-A FEW RESPECTABLE GENTLE.
~ their families first class Board and
pretty village of Sayvie, Long Is and close to
the great South Bay Boating and fishing in abundance e
pecay troutng horses and boats procured at Time
Terms very House and depot OF South
Railroad. Apply TO H. OXLEY 49 Fulton street, New
York, or The proprietor, W. RAYNOR, sayylle, Suffolk
county, L. l.
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HELP WANTED-MaLES.

VonAcco PACKERS AND srmPPEas WANTED AT
j 5U4 Pearl 1t.
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CIMCoE HOUSE, OYSTER Ray, L. FAMILIES OR
- single gentlemen wishing spend the Fourth or the
city in spot by taking the boat at
the OF Wall street Leaves every day al 10 T. " En-
the by applying 70 KING COi leo
Filth avenue, near Twensy-third street.
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DELIEvUE HOTEL.-THIS FAvORITE NEW SUM.
ID hoe only three miles from hontrea noted for
it's fine shaded grounds healthy locality Families wish
ing to make arrangements VIII please address HIRAM
DUCLOS, JR., Montreal House, Montreal
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A sHBURTON HOUSE, FORTIETn STREET, FRONT
n ing Reservoir Park between Fifth aud Sixth avenues
Elegantly furnished Rooms first and second doors,
manent or transient. Table dhote.
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BOARD wANTED-NEAR SALT WATER BY TWO
ID ladies, child years old AMI nurse, from July 10 Adj
dresr, with fun particulars, U. DOUBLEDAY, wall
street
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-10-01

The colored mechanics of Baltimore
are preparing to organize trade unions
Maryland.