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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
THE SUBJUGATIOK or HORSES.
MIR. RAREY,s SECOND LECTURE.

Eew-York il an idolarous city. Not in the sense
that her inhabtans PROSTATE themselves before sock
and stones or lay their faces in the dust before be-
dizened wooden figures; but in the worship which she
offers to each new celebrity. Six months ago the mnl.
titude were blocking the sireets through which a
cavalcade Of tawny japanese moved along three
months later a greater crowd watched for wearisome
hours to catch glimpse Of the yellow haired Prince Of
Wales; and now the utmost capacity Of Nblos Garden
is tested by the thousands who throng to see Mr..
Rarey's subjugation of horses. Fortunate the man
who for his allotted nine dsys Of fame can draw the
multitude TO do him honor more fortunate he who
gets not only alteration but dollars.
Mr.. Rarey is the current lion. Mr.. Rarey holds the
public in breaihloss suspense while he scsihless
from peril Of jaw and hoo and is rewarded for his
hibtions Of skill and daring by cheers and psudits
that well nigh raise the roof. Mr.. Rarey angs open
the doors Of his exhibition room and welcomes tire.
mendous crowds that rush for every unoccuped seat
and scramble for every foot of decent standing ROOM
In short, Dir. Rarey's fortune is made. He gave his
first lecture on Saturday last to an audience Of over
three thousand persons; his second last evening
heard by nearly four thousand that although the
course Is but Just commenced, the utmost capacity Of
the iavorite Garden has been already tested. The
doors to have been opened Last evening at half
past six O'clock but by that time the lobby was packed
full with the crowd, and even the sidewalk was OBJ
s,ructed At one time il was feared that the DOOR
would have been burst open under the pressure and it
finally became necessary 70 admit the crowd quartero
an hour before the advertised time Of opening Ina
short time all the unraseryed seats were filled and
when the curtain rose, The lobbiss aises, galleries,
and stairs were crowded with persons standing. In
future therefore, il will be prudence to
places ia advance at any rate 90 early enough to
have at least a tolerable chance Of accommodation.
Owing to some Encouragement Or other, tickets
were sold than the capacity Of the house waranted,
and many holders Of tickets for reserved seats
unable TO secure their rights from want Of sufficient
number of ushers. These facts coming to the knowl-
edge OF Mr. Rarey, be has requested us 10 publish the
following
10 the Public
METROPOLITAN HoTyL, Tuesday Eyseing Jan. 2, 1851.
greatly regret that by some Encouragement more
tickets were sold for my lecture this evening than the
pscy ohe house uthed And many reserved seats were oc
curjsd by people not entitled 70 them.
tfe Wa bnoW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

CAPTURE or SLAvERs.-On the 30th ult. the U. ).
steamer Mohawk, Lieut.. Craven commanding, cap
tured the brig Toccoa, bound for St. Paul de Loando;
and within twentyfour hours thereafter captured the
bark Mary J. Kmbal of New-Orleans, also bound
for the African coast. Both vessels were captured
within sight of Moro Castle, and were tahen TO Key
West, to be condemned as savers. The Mohawk was
at Kew West on the Both ult. All ON board well.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw-YoRK........


esnsbips-Jsmestcpp Skinner Norfolk Lndam Heinek'
en- Matanlas Liesegsrg Mstanzas, Mora Bros Navarro
Ship-Erie, Cayendy, Bremerhayen Ruger Bros
Barks-D. Jex Guide. Havsns, Josiah yex Co. j. Welsh
Negl Havana Baguin Armstrong; Mary Gibbs, Irntdsd
O. stephenscn n. Trovbdge Fisbee Barbados H. Irow-
BRIDGES sons r. H. Gamble, Powell st. Marks, smalwood'
Earle 4 Co.
Bne-Los Amigos Warren, Kingston, Je, A. II; Solomon.
Schooners-Aunt Susan Pearson Charleston Doner rot'
ter Gertrude Cassidy Wilmington, j. Hand Duncan, Tyler,
Mobile f. D. Hurbut Co.; Life Boat, Reed Rio Grande r.
r. Eldrdee; Hamilton Ogden Alexsndris, Stafford Dodge
Fclipse Cook Sabine Pass T. Is. Chase.
Soop-Haryest Corwin Providence master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

Az EDITOR KILLED.-.TRe Clayton Ala Banner
comes to us clothed in mourning, account OF the
death OF j. g. McMmray, esq., associate editor OF that
paper He came to bis death by pistol shot, received
In a rencounter on the morning of the 22d ult.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC
snn ISets..........4:45I Moon-Rbes. 6:l9
HIGH THIS DAY. -.
Sandy Hook GAS Gov Island JOBS He'll Gtte o:lb
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Disasters. SC.

Lc~s SoHR MATcRLxss on NEw. LoNpoS-F M hs,
ous Crhs Of this city who arrived Tuesday o Para IN
form. loss OF the above vessel of CaBe 81 houod
"a Oicers and saved She from hso ofsner "a NJ
10 EewYork, with cargo Of BON ash was G 1Son n
Hinckley, rated q Of 2+s tms burden butt J" WV "
1884 and owned by the master and others , ,.n.,..6
MoBILx Jan THE chip Wsshngton, pLsSo.sy epS.;
ashore inside OF Mobile Bay has been footed
hs Sp previously Seporte Ere In Mobile pay s B1 s"
be the br ship bhminshsm' .Csis 70 vessel
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markets-cIHryrIrr RnroxrrD yos rH. ~ Y. rarsgss

IL dI. 20,
AsHEsThc market quiet for Pots At So Pearls are
dull and nominal.
COTTON-Ths demand is still quite seve snd prices
well sustained the sales 900 bales, part In HAnsu We
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psssenxers Arrived

In ,lp Iadu,yy from ManaaMrs R. II. Waters infant and
Master r. H. Waters, jr.
Ia Jq Isaac NJ Dsn,on from ParaMnquis Crsfus Of New.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

Lat. 81 50 g., Ion. II w. spoke whsb"s o"s W."
hep,sw ssa bound full, via s. helena
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

jan $3.50 bbs Flour 55 pigs Provisions Ils phe "nn'
Ky 1919 pkgs Lard 50 pigs. Ashes $40 dressed hoes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-09

10 the Public
METROPOLITAN HoryL, Tuesday Evsing. JAM 1851
greatly regret that by some Encouragement more
tickets were sold my lecture this evening than the
pscy ohe house Justified And many reserved seas were
curjed by people not entitled 70 them
jwtb 10 plom tie ppbl; hs II was dcrs without my know.
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skv-rcnK cLsssIyIcAT!os,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.

TRIESEMAR,1 = and 2-Protected BY Roya
Letters Patent of ngland, and secured by the
seals OF the Ecole de Z harmace de Paris and the
Imperial College Of NJ edioIne, Vienna
NO. Is Invaluable for exhaustion and natorrhea
and sill ply steal disabilities.
No. 2 compile Graduates oil traces of those
diseases thnt have been hitherto treated by the nnu
seOus and pernlclOus use of copaiva end cubebs,
No. has entirely supplsnted the injurious use Of
mercury, thereby InsuriIg to the sufferer speedy
rellei, dlspersins all impurities, aud roofing on
TRiESENAR, Nos. I, 2 and s, are prepared in
the form OF a lo5e2.o, dsSoId of taste aud smeli
and can be carried IN tfo waI5tcoet pocket sold
In TN cases, and divided into doses as sd
nlnistered By Velpenu, L.llemsnd, Roux, RiooTd
&o. PIIco 50 eaOil, or four cases for ,se, which
saves IS; o4d IN SGT cSses, whereby there IS cav
Ing Of 81. TO be had, Wholesale and retal of DIR
BARROW, OF 1874 Biescksr street. New York
lmmedistei{ on receiving a remittance, Or. Barrow
Wl Forwarding ITIeSelnor TO sQy nal of the world
secureJ packed, And addressed according to the in
stIuotinus Of the writer. "
The Book, Of al others, that should be resd b.,
men with damaged and broken down CONSTITUTIONS
Is III nInhn Fraity, or Physiological Researches -
IL is beautifully illustrated, and treats INFINITELY of
al the Symptom that invariably develop them
seyes, so?nsI or ater resulting from the fIailties
and vltiah2s hablts of carly youth, Incapaotstine
the Victim from sharing the fruition of tie matIi
monIa state, and. If not checked in time deg ener
Sitns ali tne functions of manhood, and bringing
MIN; sIep by step 20 lingering and untmely dea IN
Sold bI DR.. IA ROW, 194 Blocker street, four
doors below Maodougal, Now York. Price g
cents, sent Tree every where.
inEton, ID. c. de e9Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

Q"dTtermaStsy's Office, U S. Murine Coy,,.,
washington, I'D May, 1881.
SEALsD PROPOSALS will be receiyed At tbi, of5 a.
5000 the 18th day of June 1884, AZ thTse
oiSoA I. m, for supplying Wood and Co,I 70 ~
~. =. mtrtnes stationed at Wa.hinpton m 80
H9ni the isi Jn,Y, 1885, TO the Slth lime Ia;o N''
cred MAI 10 be best oak ,apling, and 10 be dev
tnin the walls OF the Marine Rar,acts ss Pps b
ftsekaV a.sa DJ The Commanding Marine cfissy 70
H r. % expense TO the United stat. = 0''0''
LIE al 10 be best " hIte ssh aptbr.o;,. o~
tor 'es rom dust, and to weigh 22lO lbs to the
points Within vi s dvsrsd at saoS
m,S y De faesignsted BY the C"nmiandns aIs1ias
botb wnoS OI expense to the United Stste.: And
ooth Hood ana coal TO be fur shed At snoh ;;n
ma IN such quantities as the said CoTm,1n.d LILIES
4" P.xmsU1,h cf, may require.
sition nt H. W DC male upon the quarterly reoui
biy TO regulations. ~ o~'Hni"ua, agTeea
guaranty, to be signed BY two respons;b,. n,r-
sons, whose responsibility must he cst ssh PET
~ 1 n 2. D,strict Judge. IT, T. District tttorney
o.T To- y Use y VIII not be considered. rPos"''
draaooS enoorsed Proposals for Fuel - and .5
dressed TO the undsrsi gned. 'i' anu ao-
msx1.w- w. b SLACK
Quartermaster Marine Corps,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31

PRESTIcEANrA We think that they must
Certainly be guilty Of a bitter Islander who say
that dstin gHisbed political and personal friend
of ours has turned secessionist IL. however Il Is
really so, we beg him 10 call at our office We
have backyard here for him to 60 out and blush
In
The Charleston Mercury calls the Yankee troops
now threatening the South 'tin peddlersn II is
true that tie Yankees have generally In their visits
South, peddled tin, but we guess they mean to
peddle lead this time.
LAWYERS, doctors, preachers, and old maids,
belong to the non producing classes.
The disunion locomotive in Tennessee seems
to be laundering ahead most furiousy The Devil
is the engineer, and he raises steam with Tarta-
rean FIRE.
Several reports have been published that the
Virginia secessonists have stolen the remains of
Washington from his tomb at Mt Vernon. We
think that when Virginia has lost Washin ston, s
spirit, there no use in her running away with his
bones.
The Evening Post says tha. the chalfce has
been returned to the lips of the dsunion leaders
III II only contains good liquor o even bad liquor
they won't care how often it is commended to
their Inns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-05-31

ID The Bangor Wing says that during a drill
Of capt Burton 8 siy -foOters, ct Oldtown. a few
days ago. while marching upon a platform to-
wards the river. where the platform ended no
order to halt being given, they kept on until ten
had jumped into the river and commenced SWIM
ming. Had not the order been given, the whele
company would have followed them and proba-
bly, kept on swimming 70 this day.
IVA popular error exists that tie newspapers
are Masking "heaps If money! at this crisis
Advertisements tee life blood Of the newspapers,
lave fallen OF immensely; the cost Of publishing
good paper - 80 great, that very small margin
Of profit ia left by the sale Of III while reporters
and editors have so much extra work, that they
would gladly return 10 - peace footing"
a MARROW EscAPR-On Saturday last about
3I3o m PIP mile, east by north of Sandy
Hook, in dense fog, the steamship Great Eastern
passed within 20 feet of the pilot boat c. III Mar
snalt, NO 3, the steamer going about IA knots.
There was but little wind at the time, and il was
by Judicious management OF the helm Of the boat
only, that fearful collision was avoided
III On Monday night the woodshed OF the
Osweso and Syracuse Railroad at Fulton n. Y
100 cords Of wood Were burned. Loss 81 500.
The IRE burned all night and trims were uu-
able to pass the next morning.
u The price Of spirits Of turpentine has adj
vahctd to an extraordinary figure IN England. in
consequence Of the position Of North Carolina
. towards the Government in Washington and the
Southern Confederacv. That State furnishes the
greater portion Of this article ed in Europe
RAsa an evidence Of the military spirit per-
yading, the San Francisco wooden factory has
within ten days turned out 600 uniforms COM
plstely made, and blankets for that number of
men, to I'll orders
VoTn OF THE PAN-HAsDLE COUNTIES
vote OF the four counties in Virginia comprising
the Panhandle" against the Ordinances Of Sc
cession, was SIS, to 43I cast IN its favor
III On Thursday evening" an order arrived at
w aterSlet Arsenal for twelve large gun carriages.
In ten minutes the order was filled and the car.
riages were on their way TO New York
u The Virginir troops have possession OF the
BaltimcTe and Ohio Rs. iroad from Harper's Ferry
70 TIE Point Of Rocks, and use it for the trans
mission OF men and military stores to and fro
IT The Nashville Banner. of "Wednesday last
SAYS That $50 Enfield rifles, has been received
by th- proper authorities there
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AfPLf lMMEDlATELf.
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN From ONE TO TWO DAYS.
Weakness Of tn. Bach, Structures, Affection, Of Ii, Kid
neys End Bladder involuntary Dsehargss lmPOtsne
d. ISv sPT PapsydPH sP y IL. Rss G %y,
Irembngs, Dmnsss Of Sight Giddns., Dseass Of the
.ch or Bows'h.ss Terrible Disorders arising from solI
tees which render Marriage impossible and destroy both
YOUNG MEN
Especially who have become the victims OF Solitary vice.
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
exalted talent, snd Srsn n bs mrb o. ob .
have ehtranced stsang Senates with the thunders so
9u.nce or walked to ee'tssy the living Tyre, may call with
MARRIAGE.
MARRIED PERSONS, or Young Msa contemplating Mar
deformiti.s, &c, speedily cured
he who places himself under III. Of Dr. J. may regi
rely upon his skill as physician.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
is hand side gong from Baltimore street, few doors from
the corner Fail not observe name aud number Letter.
must be paid and Contain a stamp
DIR. JOHNSTON
Ate from one Of .e o9 3iS.D %,
states and the greater part Of whose life has been 10
has effected Of the astonishing cures that were
ever known; many troubled with ringing the head aud
sudden sounds rsqusnt blu.6nr
sometimes with arrangement Of mind cured inms-
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men ana others who have injured themselves by
learned from evil companions, school, effects Of
~hSo are nightly felt even when asleep and if cured
renders marriage impossible, and destroys both mind and
body, should apply immediately
These Of the sad and melancholy effects Produced
BY early habits Of youth, viz Weknes Of the Back and
Limbs Pains in the Read Dlmnsss OF Sight, Los Of Muscular
POWER PaIPtton Of Heart Dyspepsy, Nervous lrra-
Di mFtt symPtOTT ms: Of fCC1spmRi,.n' &C.:
Of Spirits, Evil fOrebodngs Aversion Of Society, SeDis-
trust Love Of Solitude TimdIiy Of the evils
NERVOUS DEBILITY.-Thousands can now Judge what 10
the cause OF their declining health losing
ing weak PALE nervous and smaciat,d having sing uar
appearances about the cough symptoms Of coRsGmp
ton.
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
When the misguided aud i'm vo,ary Of Pleasure sDd,
happens that red Of discovery
cay along Sssnd hm H ps . %o the
hands OF gnornt and designing pr.endsrs who bl.
after month or 4. IN. smallest fee can r. ob
famed and in despair leave ruined health 10 sgh
CALLING or by III. u.. OF that deadly
terrible disease such Of tn. Heart Throat Head
SKIN, te with frightfu rapidty ill death
discovered country from whose bourne
DIR. J0HNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
,p.esy and fan Tso restored Thousands n II,
aad debilsted who had Lost all hop.
All mpe dments Marriage, Physe, OF Mental DisqusI
LEGATIONS. Loss Of Procreat'. Power, Nervous
Kind speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.
The MANY THOUSANDS cured az this institution within
cal operations performed BY Dr. Johnston Witnessed BY h
reporters q the papers and persons notices
h. st,nas as .n1 otps the BE
ely' 10 sEfcsnt guarantee to tn. afflicted mar lsIy
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EoLean's Volcanic Oil Linimsnt.
CHE pErY LINImEEr rxrsrvnuo,

rAs emily SAT, and ssrtain fer Canc.r, Piles, r.
As evenings and srsnchils Csitrs, ParsyIiI Mar
sEia, Hsafnsns the musciss Carsnc or Inf.mmstory
ahssmatsm sfnsss Of tbs Jents Coutractsd Eip,c.,
kEamsnts Eareshs roethachs Brs,s, Gprains Frssh
Ss,, Hs.nds Ulcers, Fever Sores, Caksd Brsas, sers
EpPs snrns, sSalds, csrs Threat any inflammation or
pam, nc dlsrsnes hsw ssysrs lsng the disease nav
certain remedy. -
fhsssands .. hsman bangs sssn ssvsd life Of al.
sFissds and misery by the Of nvalrahls rsmsd,
MeLEAN'S VOLCANIC OIL LINIMFNT
Will relieve Pain Aimee; ssy and viii clan
YsT aud heal the fsnisst shor lime
FOR HORSES AND OTHER INIMALS
AeLEAEs CELEBRATED LINlMENT 10 he only ssf.
lns islabls rsmssy for the Of SPAWN Rnrbops
Winsgals, spnts, Unnatural Lrmps Nodss or sysn .,
ns!sr isisd to errs Big head, Psllsvl, Fissula Ola
asnninS sores, or ssssny, II properly applied. Fer
PrcGi EG. .i ssiaisss. cI.il.d H.' hs.., s.ddl.
remedy Apply IL a. directed and slrs Is esr.n 10 ever,
Then trifs % longer With tbs many usrthlss,
bSkfED kINIMkNT. hvill curs you
H MCLEAN, ssls Prsprtstsr
CsmsI Third and Pine ss, g. Esli, M
CnAkkEs TOT BIS Pa. sv., ssIs agent 10 W,,h,a, .,
ss "a Q. y ClssEL- es..sst.-. I. N-ps Viu
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. SHuMAN bag. aftar an exnar,anna Of Tar

WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.
nR. sHUMAN has, after an experience of ten
- years, established the above refuge from
quackeTy, self Label ed Indian or German doctors
and petendsrs of witohoraft and impostors IN gen,
eral
This is the only place where . sure and speeSy
cure can he obtained IN the word for all Improper
and eyil habits, gonorrhse, gleei, seminal Seak-
ness, syphlils, primary, secondary. and tertiary,
orgEnto Weekness. pains In the loiIs, structures
gensa debility pTostrGt0n, neTyOu sness. restl ess
nights, papitation of the heart ing in the care
loss OF memory, confusion, m melancholy, affections
OF the head throat, nose, az akin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from tbs indisoretion of
Etndy. SOcioty, or Tn9rrlSge.
Dr.. :. has tho greatest remedies in the known
world Tor diseases of tls blood. yonorrhR. geet,
stFlotMres, phIills, seEipa wee knees sef abuse
&c. There Is no case In which they fail to cure IN
from 70 days.
Victims Of these horrible oOmpiaints, who would
Wish TO be valusble men and ornaments TO EocIsty
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
Dr. Shunan has made the most corp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of his patients who cpms
from distance. They will De furnished with the
most Pleasant and agreeable guar tiers, necessary
dlet, eEd made rs comfortable as they would be al
hrss class hote! at less than half the cost
DO not forget the Eelne and number. DIR. Shu
mans 81 hce Is on the corner of Sixth street and
rennsJiVanIa avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
Persons At a distance should enclose stamp for
return postage. Ofhce hours, a. NJ. to 10 r. NJ
various parties have been erticed from nv in
sdtutlon by certain swlndlers on back streets IN
this city, who will 1t till the day of ther death
word O the wiss is sufficient ADS ly
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PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
p1Ann nENAN ATHp

Is precisely what Its name Indicates, for, while
nS.SIst 10 and stren,tsenns to the vita poSers
and at the same time revivlhes, relnstates, ana re-
M the aad ~
TO attacks Of d.SeGss I, is tn. on!y prspsration
y cmSned rs 20 be the most poxe1u one
and at the same time 80 perfectly adspted 70, as to
s0t N perlect s1ooscanos WIN ,he $500 ara
tone up me digestive oIssrs and thus allsy az ner
g01s sgd 9t ts l,Tlss0s s Of
vegetables, yet 80 eombLnes IS to produce the most
thorough tonic effect, without producing any IN.
been felt TO be = desideratun in the medical world,
ST nsfds no of disease and sSd my
deed lays the system open to the insidlous attacks
Of many of the most fatal such for example, as the
oss OF Appetite, fnintness, Nervous irritabilIty,
eHTas raPaGh 81 NE neaTs Meano af
we'll az Painful o6structed, too profuse, or too
sc.nt MsIstrnation, and Falling Of the Womb
healthy tonic CoTdiai and Blood Renovstor is Is
Gre 70 SITs as tas sun 10 f tb ana s
system is weakened we are open 20 bilious az
the fdnsS. gsE ssGSm psrom heir
we are troubled with scaolng ana lncontlneuce OF
HHs 2, AIRY GsSssse % the sc%e: pam
ceellngly liable to slight cQds, coughs, and II nm
checked 5000 euacIstloa follows, ana the patient
not allow US TO eEumerate the many ills TO which Nc
s viii II ssy S S and
tor you have perfect safe pl eesant and efeotua
remedy for loss OF Appetite. BIlousness. Flatu-
lenoe, weak and sick stomach. Langour. Liver
Complaint. Chills and Fever any Bilious attack
Costiveness, AeidIty Ofthe Stomach, Nervousness,
Ncuralgia, Palpltauon Of the Heart, Depression
ofSpITlts. Sores, Pimples OF the Face, any DIS
ease arising from impure blood, such Sorofula,
ErysIpelas Bronchitis Cough, difficulty of Breath
ing, and ell that GLASS OF diseases oa ed female
weak end enumerated above. We Will also
saJ the traveller exposed TO epIdemios, change of
climate and water, will find 10 q pleasant safe and
sure rem ody, and should ever travel with
out. Reader, try IL, for VS. assure you you will
Ind IN II friend indeed vel friend in need.
All persons of sedeLtaTy habits will find IL per
feot preventive OF, as well cure for those all
melt9 which they are particularly exposed Hence
ministers, students, attorneys. literary gentlemen,
and ladies who are not accustomed TO much out
door exercise, Will find 1t TO their advantage 10
keep bottle constantly on hand; snd above O.
mothers, or those becoming such, will 90 through
that most angerOus period not only with al tn
accustomed strength, but safe and free from the
thousand ailments so prevalent among the female
portion OF the world In short, Ia indeed O mother
oorclal, Try 10 Cd and young; no lol ger run the
rick of delay II will relieve And prove itself smphat-
loaly RsEfordfiCe Cordial and Blood RcssoUdicr.
q. }. WOOD, proprietor, 444 Broad ssy, New
York, and LA Market Street, 81. Louis, NO., and
sold by al good Druggists. Price One Dollar per
Bottle.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.
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PROPOSALS Fer WOOD AND COAL.
oF'Ics House, OF RKPREsx-rA1rvxs, U. 8 =,

unt,I 70 fR9PosALs will be received a, this ofoa
for the Of tho House Of Rss1s
sftn 1ves OF the United States, Eve I'M odred nd
w ze lone hundred cords best dIT bicSo
WOOD hs one bundled cords best dry spruce pine
ssejesS aptol, N places which will be sbovn nn
HUE Of sns Engineer IN the service the
ene ~. a July next. Bonds for the fsitbfnt ~
BID ior .nsssoonsrset will be required.
and satisfactory srransemsnss nas
"' 'he correct measurement Of both. "
msv<x j. w. FORNEy
Clerk II. r, u, g.