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NIcEeam's strengthening
COrdias
WILL EFFECTUALLY CURE
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun

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Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia Jaun-
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down, Dryuess or Yeowness of the Skin and Eyes,
Night Seats Inward Fevers, Pam i'll the small of the
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Fever and Ague Tor Chills and Fever)
Over q Million of Bottles
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No language convey an adequate idea of the i'm
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prestne health and vigor.
MARRIED PERSONS,
or others conscious of inability, from whatever cause,
will find McIean's Strengthening Cordial thorough
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TO THE LADIES, 81
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CAUTI0N.-Bewareo of Druggists or Dealers who may
try to palm upon you some Bitter, Sarsapariila
trash, which they buy cheap, by saying it is just
good. Avoid such Ask for McLean's Strength
ening Cordial and take nothing else. 1t is the only
remedy that will purify the Blood thoroughly, and at
the same time strengthen the system.
One tablespoonful taken every morning fasting, is
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low Fever, any prevalent disease. 1t is put up in
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Price only 81 per bottle, or bottles for IS
J. II. MCLEAN,
Sole Proprietor of this Cordial. Also, McLean's
canic Oil I.inment.
Principal Depot on the Third and Pine sts
st. Louis, No.
Sold by W. W BERRY ( DEM0yuLE, Nashville,
and all respectable Druggists everywhere.
mayIO-dinskyIy
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Cholera, Flux, Dysentery.
Debility from, Heat.

MO family should be without the Dysentery Syrup
In in the House. Children are dying daily from
Bowel Complaint, which this remedy would promptly
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While the Thermometer ranges 90 in the shade,
the Graefenberg HEALTH BITTERS, which cost 25 cts.
package makes the best strengthening Tonic in the
world For 25 cents you make half gallon of those
health giving bitters, which aid the Appetite give pow
general debility. Now is the season for Their
iulyl3-tf MACKENZIE & MINCHIN.
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Over a Million of Bottles
MARRIED PERSONS,

or others conscious of inability, from whatever cause,
will find McIean's Strengthening Cordial thorough
regeneration of the system, and all who may have in
Jured themselves by improper indulgence will find IN
the Cordial q certain and speedy remedy. ;
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If your children are sickly, puny or afflicted, ,
Leans Cordial will make them healthy, fat and robu
Delay not moment, try it and you will be convinc
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Trains run by COLUMBUS TIME, which is Minute.
faster than CINCINNATI TIME
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baggage Checked Through to
all Eastern Cities.

- Passengers should bear in mind that the ssCIS-
CINSATIss is The OLD and FAFoRIIE ROUTE Con-
nectons made promptly, the Roads are thoroughly
BAII4AsIED, and ali modern Improvements adopted
insuring SPEED oAFokz and SAFETY.
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FOR CHILDREN.

Suffer longer Take according directions. 1t
will stimulate, strengthen and nvigorate you
the bloom of health mount your cheek again. Every
bottle is warranted to give satisfaction.
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sPALDINgs PREPARED GLUE

As accidents Uil happen, ioeI regulated fdmi
tiss IL Is v.ry desirable 10 have cheap and conve
uient way for repairing Furniture Toys, Crockery &c.
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The p n. Express, Saturdays, makes al con-
aecfioss as aduerfssed. except for Detroit
and points IN Glnada.
The Night Express runs Daily, saturdays excepted
All other Trains run Daily, Saturdays excepted.
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ec great nation In her own eyes ana in the ewes \,
the Hnee World and those injuries ought only 70 be
avteeed good dea bit reveneed just little Cheers
AZ Dr. Be'hune says the Scared walls OF Fort So tel
Should forever encounter the gaze Carolina that
for my part, think thai Z little blood letting won,.
awaken Of that kind of feeling ia any
day. Young men Of New York, you have lived ever since
your childhood country Of government and law. You
have enjoy ed blessings under ru. OF which
you have not been conscious. Good goveremen Is like
good health fully valued until ws have lost ID our
government has shed its blessings upon all its opores
siors have been but by name. Its realities have been
every where ts blessings have fallen like the dew from
heaven over all the land Now, for the first time In our
lives 1t is In real imminent danger We have no stand
rg army, and no great treasure, and military man
at the mead OF the government. We rely for the
security OF the country upon the support Of its people
mat spirit 10 nov thoroughly aroused. Whenever YOU
near the constitution or the government the flag
to rouse the valiant from repose the faint ing
rom despair Here, amid the sole unity of your chapel
WITHIN the walls devoted to peace and learning ell
walton of the arts and Sciences you can do much to
stimulate that feeling You talk ii at your assem-
bes and speak OF in your home circles you can pray
this you do for the perpetuaton of hs great
men. under which every man enjoys liberty and peace
now az this flag is raised by the hands OF brave and
gallant man. let all your aspirations be for the perpetaa
lion OF our republic. This crisis will pass away these
clouds will dispense. That flag will again assert its
Premacy over every State and every old battle
Of the United States has been ever known This is tn
desire Of al good, loyal men. In every city town
ard hamlet the same spirit burns that animates you
here In every pulpit and at every family altarfrom
the lips OF fair women and from ispng chdh od-pray
60 forth for the perpetui.y of this great republic
Chancellor Ferris then introduced the assemblage
Captain Jones, who, while in command of Harpers ferry
get nre to the arsenal so as to prevent the therein
falling into the hands Of the secessonsts
Capt Jones received with hearty cheering and the
waving OF handkerchiefs. He briefly acknowledged the
compliment
"fial Columbia" was then sung, which terminated the
proceedings within the building
The chapel then closed and a position outside
taken to witness the hosting Of the Everything
being pared Capt. Jones hauled up the to the
top OF the flag staff and the Stars and Stripes oased
the breeze the people the street cheering hear
tily The .star Spangled Banner was then sung and
the proceedings terminated.
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BROOKLYN NAV, YARD.

The administration seem determined to Pile. :" ool'
mission every available vessel in the service as
as possible. Thursday the removal Of the housing
over the sailing rigate Potomac which has been lying
out in the stream Tor some time, was commenced. As
soon as the R. r. Cuyler, which the dry Dock
taken out the Potomac win take her place. and after
dergoing thorough repair, viii be rgged armed and
lifted for sea She the only remaining vesseof
the Navy Yard the services Of which DO rendered
available.
The Potomac is fifty gun frgate of 1875 tons bur
then, and was built at Washington in the year 1921
The other vessels ofwar remain IN the yard and the
work on them going on as brskly ever, with the
except on OF the Wabash, which is completed The two
smart little propelers the Resistance the Reliance
which had been lying out In the stream were placed
alongside the wharf yesterday Each is to be armed
with six and twelve FOUNDER It said that Captain
William Budd, of the Coast Survey, is be placed
command OF one.
We opend table Of the vessels already in use and
soon to be used for oockading purposes together WITH
the armament Of each
SlRpw rpTcG
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ARRIVALS.

pspsIs 0y q M,pa ass Lock
fcroHt nay Say Ms De- i Mrs i syss,s
1i,s Btn,on MecAnls ,sssc5ksu, Ilnmot Miss Kas
l,p,;csy sasT ond ~ N wsssr fu soi ss
Emma @ sssamoa sSs sanan Beaumont, s u.s.
in tie s.oerage s"'e'ie' ''""
y nst W. zip AdroucHugh warson Glen
ncKsa. reiiows and t~e dsusnters, dr Persee ant
s.S IVA hoag Capt TWaestES. heper baaoen -aa'
Lay Arabia at Boston, NrG9 uncsn
wns GI,n 1nsn, Miss Duncan, Nrpr - snrasvc
sssoS sss Miss H-SS issr n; Abbot NJ,
knight Captain COX s.. .ss cssI,s Cook
Iaqsaa .si eRa Sqi1. kas.se Alan ss yns6
h.siy sas si n saPs III sasas
" Nhnlcy Rss Stone, Sc sgragSes maid ts.ys9,
,hemas Hepc, Walker, spartan, Judson Fauger
ase oD vie ,r% N'h so,.. If sa a 2s
lsgasd aiasG l1a%sson and lsniy Mrs . oh:s
SUBJ S Sc s. ls%y o M sSs chr. as
ssPa "a T s' se.a'sf 'N
rss's :ssI .nsss% stiSSsr "a
yLaTslsis, Me- son slssI" Iaisst
rs fsisl H a bsr ss sfa
HgInsgs and family Minister from bile; Pedro = ORTIZ
s smy s, sS Nara " sad Me-
,ne bss Joyce Mss Dansey q Iechi hr snde biz,
Mrs Smith, Mr. aud Mrs Young Du Pree, Mrs kucad
and infant, Mrs Damon and infant.
DEPARTURES.
LiytnrooI--5eamer Nisvas, from Boston hares Fran
cis Adams Mrs Adams Miss Adams, Adams, Adams,
Mrs Es W bite Prouty. ID u Job. OConrel, wife and
soni Charles Ionnel Bosion Richard WEEKS Rorbniy;
hainshothsm Fall Hiver; capt Hallett, Dorchester
Capt whitmore, d whmorc, Maine; Heprv At.
kns, Thomas Quayle daughter, christopher
Mar eham, Mrs Adams and two servants, Provi
Me- John fos igs.yne Syefk; JACOB hs iIddP
Minister 10 stockholm, wife and two children, peunsyl
yana; eco u Howard, San Frnncisco; csssus NJ Clay
Minister t. Rnsa and family Csy, secretsy Of Russian
Legaitn W q Gtodloc Anderson, wife aud two chill.
dfen, ktntucky, u Oliver, y WATSON NCrlcans; James
swain, Mrs Swain and son, Indianapolis; ws,son,
q perbwck, London, Lloyd Mss Margaret Styich,
IE,Ipooli Mucen, France John Williams sa.ssa;
Mr. esnz and friend A Thomalen aud wife, Mr.
gsrseic wesiendorf, Fscardus, three children ard
Two servants MEXICO. Augustine sohuliz, Valparaiso;
Mrs sm99es mad and four children s. John Mr. Z Chp
snd Mas CbiT man, New Brur swick-p0 For uarax
3 Hnsson. Pesfop; n wurrhv Ttns Frayer Mas rsaer
Hslth chss nu't.rg, 1anfax Matthew simmons ~re ard
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THE BROOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL WAR
Fund.

During the sitting Of the Brooklyn Common Council last
evening, Alderman Strong 10 view of the expiring Of the
prestnt Board to day, moved FOR suspension Of tho
rules and that be resolved that the Commission ap
pointed TO superntcnd tho expenditure Of the fund for
cqppng volunteers and assisting their families, be d.
rocied TO furnish detailed statement OF their acts 70 the
poard this evening TO which time the BoMd shall stand
adjourned on rising Alderman Dayton and some other
members OF the commission objected TO the resolution on
the ground hat IL would be impossible TO prepare state
uer NJ 80 early perod whereup0n debate lasting an
hour and half cnsued Of rather personal nature. DO
tween Aldermen Strong Dayton AZ tnc erd Of which
tho resolution was carried by vote or nine to eight
ras AMOS ,o;ATY SUPERVISORS AND THE WAR.
TN Thursdav the Board OF Supervisors or Kings cVcn
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KENTUCKY.
NENIUCk1.
HENRY CLAY STEAKS THROUGH uIs son.

HENRY CLAY SPEAKS THROUGH ms son.
Thomas u. Clay, in letter addressed to the inhabi
tanis q Fayec county endeavos show tina, secession
would be the ruin OF Kentucky by the destruction Of her
slave property. In conclusion he PAYS
would say respectfully to the Governor OF our Com.
monwcah beware. You dare not take stop toward
revolution without The appreciation OF our people, You
cannot ccnsiiutonally call a convention should you at.
tempt NJ the Judgment o. an Indignant and outraged peo
pie VIII rest upon you forever.
VOICE FROM THE MOUNTAINS.
The Lexington Usarer and R.pO,tsr says
gentleman Of this city Just returned from the
tas- ,.ss osoiisl eccoanis Of lie q Talon .evg
there r~eyahg AZ Al Instance Of II, he relates thM the
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ChAnrfS-Ioyr.-In Providence, r., on Thursday,
April rs, by Rev. II. e. Love- Mr. j. HESEY CuAartfS, or
Essex, Com TO Miss EMy WALDO LOVE, daughter of the
officiating cl.rcy man.
GoRDoN-IrsslsDES At Jamaica Plains, Macs, on
wednesday, May /, by the Rev. Or. Putnam Mr. CEAR
GorDoS, Of savannah to FANNY toRE daughter
Of Col J. NJ Fesscnden.
HATcIf-CIARKE On Wednesday, May by the Rev. g.
s. Wiley, MILO HATCH, o. Augusta Ga TO MARY r. daugh
ter of Alexander u Clarke, Esq of this city.
HAwKs-BhnFoRD.-tn Wednesday, May l. by the Rev
ID Dunbar HESTy s. HasEs To MARY r. eldest daughter
Of ID. Bedford, Esq all of this city
ADMINISTRATION Wednesday evening, May b.
the Rev. Dr. VIM. Adams, Mr. JAMES huIRa Of this city
to MISS IizzE NJ d., daughter OF G. s. styens, Ego OF
Brooklyn, u.
Bridgeport and Poughk sepsie papers please COPY.
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ueutenant G9vernor Thomas P.Postss had an appoint
msns 70 speak "n,usy county. which b.
cony 70 proceed, when the crowd below and near the
court House ran up the Stars and Stripes, gave tn
nlee cneers and dispersed leaving the honorable orao
aone ~ nus glory" The mountains, says our ipfor n
ant, are well nigh a unit against secession
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ADVANCE YOuR MITE

The Committee Collections and Subscriptions, pro
vide fond for tho equipment and comfort OF brave
volunteers ask for funds from those who able and
have not subscribed. This appeal should BIO Immediately
answered. The treasury OF the United states lot In
condition 10 meet these great necessities.
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q - business, resolved manimoosly 70 sppro
ty among ctA I'D in equipping volunteers and 70
y late $50, 900 to- ring the They also passed
Ttrt rhslr families o. = salaries and leave the appoin
- solution to continue u. officers may yount6er
meuts open, Of such OF tNel
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ACTIVITY IN THE PHILADELPHIA NAVY
YARD.

The Philadelphia Leiger OF the "a inst. sayss-over
thousand employed day and night at the
Philadelphia Navy Yard in fitting out vessels ordered FOR
immediate service The Phineas sprague, chartered by
government will be ready Her name has been
changed TO tie flag, aud che win be commanded by
Lieutenant sartora The steamer built by Cramp Son
for a company In Havana has been named the Union
She will be commanded by Captain Godsborough and IL
thought she will be the first steamer TO leave the yard
The steamugs Hero Reaney also being altered to
suit the purposes Of the government The SAINT Lawrence
and jamestown have nearly all their stores aboard and
by the time the list OF officers for these vessels IL made
up they will be ready for service Gunner Cope and Mr.
Lozer, sailmaker we're ordered yesterday 10 report
themselves on board the Mississippi at Boston. de-
tachmen OF about forty marines also sent yeete
the place, and detachment OF seamen were
sent TO Perry vile, 10 act in conjunction with number
about ten days since The body OF Person Sergeant
OF Marines who drowned in the dock some two weeks
SINCE recovered and inquest held by the Coroner
verdict OF Accidentally drowned' was rendered
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Royal Havana LOttery.-Prizes Cushed
by CHASE 4 Co, bankers, Is Wall street. New York.
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Barry's Tricopherous IL the Bcst and
chcspett article for dressing beauty curling cleansing
pIessrv,ne and restoring the Hair Ladies, t. Sold BY
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THE DEFENCE FUND.

The bank subscription thus far amounts TO Sji7 900
The Comptroller has to day issued to the banks which
have not yet sent in thor subscriptions circular of
which the enclosed is a copy
CRY or New YORK, DEPARTMENT or FlssScE,,
CONTROLLERS 0T1tE, May 8. 1861
SR-The Common Council OF this city having by au
ordinance appropriated the OF one milton dollars
Gin aid Of the defence of the national Union,n and
thorized the borrowing Of that upon the bonds Of
the Cooperation payable on May l. 1862 with interest AZ
per cent the to be expended under the direction
OF the aUnion Defence Committee subscription list
has been opened at this Office for said bonds
Will you have the kindness to inform me at your ear
eet convenience how much may count on from your
bank towards mixing up the amount desired for this
patriotic purpose Very respectfully,
ROBr. 7. HAWS Comptroller.
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There may be steamers lifting out at other
Navy Yards as gunboats OF which we have no know
Lode
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RELIEF FOR THE FAMILIES OF THE DEPART.
ED SOLDIERS.


We received the following communication asking for
instruction bow TO proceed order get assistance for
the families OF such Of those who have gone to the
wars -
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Can you inform suffering families OF our ab
sent Volunteers where they apply for relief IRON
the funds literally subscribed by ctiza for their
benefit? There many OF real SUI ring and IL
would seem that while tie husband an fsher have an
swered promptly their coubtrY's cali something prac
tca should be done fer the help ess o,es left behind
RELIEF.
Tho following list OF names will show those parties to
to whom they must .up,y f,r aid
Apphcnlons " Ist be made either TO the Alderman OF
INC asd or member OF the Ward Committees
Ward IN Dimond James Cruikshank.
~. J. Williamson, Vim Miner.
a-Robert s Gould sro Demonico.
s@asi4 fioaeh. Hcnryv. ..,
.-,aml :. Wy ckon, John - - saSi
e-Iohn Clancy, owen w. Brennan
Wilson Small, VIM. y Murphy.
s-Wm. Tucker, francis Fleet.
9-Iohn erosion, James N. Booth
N-llJah r. Purdy, Robert N. Field.
11-Cbares Metzpcr, Ahner Mills.
12--Tsmcs Davs, David jackson.
13-thoe Kennedy, James Cook.
lt-Irenry r. West, Henry Won Sender.
15--Iohn Bridge, John B Ryer.
I6--w ash Smith, A. A. Denman.
l7-A. EickoT. VIM Trusow.
1S-abm s. Hewitt, James Kelly
19-eev. ". Moulfon Bryan McCahill
20--0liver Cbarck, VIM. H. Stewart.
21-s r. Russell, Almon W. Griswold.
22-Fredk Kapp, A. ". Lyon.
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Prizes Cashed in all LOCALIZED Lotteries
by JOSEPH Bates No. 10 Wall street. up stairs
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Campbell, Chemist and Apothecnry,
southwest corner Of Eighth avenue and street
Medicines warranted strictly pure.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Tou-
pees-The In the world; wholesale retail and the
bye privately applied al No. 6 Astor House.
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Married.

u1u's Hair Dye, 80 cents, Black OF
Brown, depot NO barclay street. and sold by all druggists
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Davids' Spring style of Gentleme ms
Hats -Salesroom no 800 Broadway, DIT street.
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The Indian Herb Doctor, r. Tumblety,
d. from Canada may be consulted free OF charge 400
Rr0ad "
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Try one OF Espenschefd's Spring style
Of Genemens Dress Soft Felt Hat Thay beautiful
In style ard superior in quality Examine them and Judge
for yourselves, at lis nassau street
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Trussea.-Mnrsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No. vesey street, Astor House opposite the church.
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KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI STATE LOTTERIES.
kEsTucxr, ExrRA Glass 26l-say 8. 1861.
2, lG, ~. 40, Il, 4, 90, 6, al, 80, 43, 10.
kRsrucKy, GLASS 262--May 3 1861.
30, II, 50. so. Al, d. 46, 70, g. 49, A. "A, TO- IS.
Circulars sent free of charge by addIes ling either to
WOOD EDDY CO,
Covngou, KY, or at. Louis, Mo
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uEADoUARTBRs OF the NEW YORK MEDICAL Az.
III sccation for the supply u Iiai, paudagss a. ne
Armv-9rii rlpr Institute Guiding pnlfn sor r. View
Work Nay ssl RE Association gvfs uotce bai hey
now prepared e furnish regiments Passing through tbs c,
f.4nta here Mia Supply khNA,
NdTu CoihlnG ON he requis0n 81 lie Snfrern counter
signed by he oLcer cor maaang She A. srq a.o uFc
uron The aHifs assocapns H. tecp thCr snprlci $50
crcet, j rEr 81 FfLKF
llS.k % .ae ..ssNci-tO&~
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TIsh wAa.

TrrAD QUARTERS NAVAL BRIGADE .dp PEARL.
III sfreet, FRANKLIN square. General order The Nasal
brigade ba y the Stsie All peraons ho1ing
rls Of he NayA Brigade vii aegd thetn In b. oeck N
morning. and all psrsons enrolled no, in dept Ntatcn Il
and, will rep 1T theInselves BY ~ O'clock
WASHINGTON N. BARTLETT
fnuYp
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BatcheIOr's Hair Dye.-Relfable and
instantaneous, black brown Factory 81 Barclay
Sold and applied at w. A. BACHELORS, 10 Bond street
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VOLUNTEERS.

Or. Won MosCHtzsKrIs. ocuisi and Arisl u lOI Ja.
ton place STU continues 10 81. al % ay g0as-t 81 tM
CITY q New YORK requiring his - eihr ier Dea,nsS- O.
Impaired ght fucsuay &nd Hou
A. NJ pnd further bis AID 70 any soldier reurnis1
with sight hearing AFFECTED dufigg her utsg Fb,oe y
supply them With Al neccsserr rnasns
sratui,ousy.