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u a bNea es OF the Urinary Organs See ADVERTISE
me1i IN another column. Cut ii out and send for the
Medtcne at once. $3.50 $500 " 49,
IN BEWARE OF COT STERFEITs.
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CITY AND COUNTY.

INsTALLATIoN.-The exercises of the in
stallation of Rev. T. E. st. John, as pastor OF
the Universalist church and society in this
city, took place at the church, last evening,
There was a large attendance, and everything
passed off pleasantly. The order of eXer-
cises was as follows =
/, anthem, elbow Beautiful upon the Noun
tains :" 2, reading Of the scriptures, by Rev.
A. Tyler; 3, prayer by Rev. Il, R. Shipper of
the Church of the Unity; 4, hymn; 5, SER
mon by Rev. G. L. Flanders Of New York,
subject: "Thoughts of Christi" 6. original
hymn; Z, installing prayer by Rev. w. Will
son of Southbridge; s, right hand Of fellow
ship by Rev. j. IL. Moore of Warren; 8, de-
livery of the scriptures and charge, by Rev.
j. Boyden Of Woonsocket, r. l.; 10, address
to the society by Rev.. G. Andrews Of Prov
idence; II, anthem, "Benediction;" u, ben
ediction, by the pastor.
Mr.. St. John enters upon his pastoral work
under very favorable auspices, which promise
long and pleasant connection with his
church and society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-13

,Cianln is making splendid Photographs colored or
Mainstreet ~ ~, 'i" -Ath"toty pes az 100
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-13

THE THIRTY FOURTH REGIMENT.-The gov
.ernor has authorized A. c. Walker of this
city, in connection with II. p. Fox, to raise
company for the 34th regiment, w. l.. Cobb
of Lancaster, Joseph M. Whitman, and Chas.
H. Sweeney, are authorized to recruit COM
pany for the same regiment, and r. w. Cross
of Palmer, Daniel Holland, and Stephen B.
Pettengill, have also received authority to
raise company for the 34th.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-06-13

oe Hr. u. q. Mott, Physician nnd Surgeon
9u 'uU street. corner OF Howard, Boston, Is consulted
u1 rom lOunttl 2, and from to In the evening,
adlSeases0f the Urinary and Genital organs, ScrOuOus
Aneciots lumors of all KINDS, Sores, Ulcers and Erup
lions temule Complaints, Nc. An experience of over
twenty wears extensive practice enables DR., NJ to
all Dt the most iitcul Medicines entirely veg.
etable. Advice Free. deOdy Iy20
SmiEh's Curative Cleansing COm.Gnnd,-
superior remedy for Headache Burns Sore Lips, Bowel
Complaints. Canker Piles, Sore Throat, &c, &c For
sale by BUSH 81 CO., "a Front street by tho dozen ~
single bottle at manufacturers prices decd VAC
Draper a. CinTIS, COMMISSION MERCHANTS ana
Dealers IN Flour, Grain, Meal, Grass Seed Salt lmn
Cement, Calcncd Plaster Plaster Paris Ground oyster
Shells, and Farmers Produce generally Also Agents
for the sale of Coo super Phosphate Of Lime Perlviap
Gnano, American Iuano, and Ground Bone "
-, "A, . DRAPbF a CLARK
apo dtl NOS. 95 & ~ Front st., Worcester Mass
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Something eva Book for the millions Slave
ry or Oppression at the North well at the south by
T. GRAY. Price 10 cents, he had at the bookstore
Of William Allen 475 Vain street and L. s. Carpenters
ohoe STORE W. Main street st jelI
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tents Fine shirts made to order in the most in,
pIoEeu style and in the hest manner at short notca
y y -; a n ALBRl DGE, No American House BocE
cut diff OBJ
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Have Won IsOnght Your Clothes w rinperF
II so, you have bought too soon CJTMMINt1S &
ab MALd ~ US SELF REGULATOR is he Machine
ABOVE all others in use ono altering screens for every
piece, and NO Iron RUsT). A child can wiring yonr
clothes with this Machine, well as an aduI call
anu see one in use at C. A CUMMINGS Shon, 2O5
MAR street opposite Brinley Hall '' wv
AGENTS wantedin every State, City, and Town. State
County and Town Rights for Sale. DIT f24
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Tbose ~ Is dsla an and Army BIankets.-@
IlloSe II want mad better call on j. NJ FOILANSREE
No.5 washington Square, before purchasing dtfoIa
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Mrs II u. 0'E.eary, NJ. ID, Is still at the Bav
state House, where she will be ba pv to wait ON those
VINO NAV need medical assistance Office hours 10 to
d ii'' anu 10 p L. off mylg
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Specr's SHmbucf Wine is an admirable article
qseu IN hospitals and by the first class families in PARIS
LONDON, and New York. in preference to old not wins
Its worth trial. as it gives great satisfaction
1eI5 deodIy
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=, COFFIN Ware Rooms, No. , aSangs RIock,-
ne Undersigned would respectfully call the attention
OF the pubic to his Coffin Ware Rooms row omen nj Nn
, bangs Block, opposite the Court House. viii re will
DC FOUND constantly on hand COFFINS and CASE F1,S
OF au sizes and patterns, made and trimmed with the
Destmateriat, Also Coffin Plates and Robes
wor.osto. ~. -, ,o., j. W. BROOKS.
worcester, rep IL, 1857. diff flo
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w hiit can Woman do In War s-Much every
way But she can keep peace in the family without
bne 81 Dead Shot TO KIN OFF the blood thirsty hordcs Of
hungry sea Bugs that, uuinvel, introduce them.
selves to her dodgers to their great annoyance and dis
Susttii Now Is the time to use it XIII 'em now! 40
Iahlly should be without it. he Dead Shot makes
clean sweep renders peace certain bv the annhation
OF the enemy sold by al the Druggists Agents in Wor
cester, &. HARRINGTON ~ co. dim aroS
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D. +. Hurris, Dentist. I5s Main street oppos,te
The new Mechanics Hall Building. o5
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DIED.
In west Boylston, June s, Josiah F BoI,on of Fitch
burg aged z yrs and mos
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Il. H, Nichols, NJ. H., Homeopathic PhysI-
elln-othce andreSidcnce IL Main street Office hours
from ON to and from to O'Clock N.
Worcester, October. 20, 1850. dtf a15
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a. scF. Davis, AtTor, ev and Counsellor at Law
brlhley Row, lSSh am street. Worcester 6t ia4
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FURNIS HING NDERTAKER
His Cotn WareroOms at SO Front street. where car
always be found large assortment of Coins of ali diff
terent kinds of patterns MCnalic and Walnut CaSke
of all sizes Coffin Plates Robes of the best
and material Residence SO Front street. dtf auI4
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aem advertisements.

II A n G Z N PRIC
Tickets for the Concert Tonight by
ID o q w Ol't his b and .
ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
Fer sale at Boydens Exchange, and at the door
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DIR. &. a. Hill attends to all sociaI I1,.ooso. =,
ales ana temales, at his Medical Office No So Main
nU[ceSer Mass See his advertisement Of the
fUl dti ee III 'ils paper
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riand i, SWSetH Intallible Eminent Is truIv a
5S III heen aud every family should nave il at hand
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Adams Gallery, 2:S:S Main street, is now
open LOT the reception OF the public. diff DBL
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Fancy Goods, Toys and Yankee NotIuus
III Ell less variety Deal RS will find it advantageous to
eau before purchasing, forward their orders Goods
are Seilng cheap TO make the immense stock Of
EIkt WORKS, from all the principal Laboratories in
Ne" Ehsiand Etna Elaborate ready to furnish
tlre morks-trom One Thousand rorpsdoes at IS tns
10 alsplav Of Five Thousand Dollars, 10 OJOOOO Tor.
pcdncs. $4,000 Boxes Gold ChoD Crackers ''' w
HOLDEN. CUTTER, & co % and 80 Federal and
Iu'' III ana l3 Congress Streets, Boston di,4 mviT
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s you w 1s ioT splendid picture of your child call
D etc for prodnci sIreeI His arrangements com
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Ci;alIin is making Gard Photographs unequal!ed In
tiHs couhtry' tive MN call diff my2
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v,,Iit JonIeS slons ana Experience OF an In
uDllshed for the benefit and as warning and
itv 10 Young men who suffer from Nervous Debii
the n,nas s hecay &C. supplying the same time
ater bain VI sou cure by who has cured himself
siton and p 10 Sreat expense through medical mpo-
envacn gn'ckefy BY enclosing post. paid addressed
TrnHTe9Pe SINGLE COPIES nav be had of tbe sIbor
n. Y. ISL BEDFORD KINGS county,
N
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Ihe Union EsestoreG.-F. A. CLOUGH would
inform his friends and the public generally
nre ne ma; reopened his old Hair Dressing Room in bet
upon all who may favor him with a call dtt ans
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nra. Miller .G Chamberl,p, .1en1IsI,. I42
Main street al 10Y i'N
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
THIRTY.sEvENTH CON0REss.
FrRsT SESSION.
Senate.
WASHINGTON. March II, 1862.

Senate.
wAsHSoroS, March II, lso2
SLAVERY AGITATION.
Mr. HARRw, (rep) Of N r.. presented petition from
the citizens Of New York, asking Congress 10 dispense
with the agitation of the slavery question: and attend
tho restoration OF the Union.
Mr. WILSON. (rsp) Of Mass, presented petition for
the emancipation OF slaves.
TIE ARMY CORPS.
Mr. WILSON also reported from tho Military Committee
bill providing for the organization Of the army corps
stats, nc.
PROPOSED TRANSFER rBE INDIAN TERRITORY
Mr.. LANE, (rsp) Of Kansas, offered a resolution that
the Committee on Territories inquire into The sxpedency
Of so altering the boundaries Of Kansas to include the
Indian Territory. Adopted.
THE PURCHASE " COIN
Mr.. FEssxSDEs, (rep) Of Me, from the Committee on
Conference on the bill providing for the purchase
OF coin, made q report, which was agreed to.
rRoN.crAD WAR vEssEIs.
Mr.. HALE, (rep) Of ~ H. offered resolution that tho
Naval Committee inquire the sxpediency Of appro
priatng money TO make experiments and testing and
proving ron.c .cladding for vessels of.war. Adopted
SENIORITY IN MILITARY COMMAND.
On motion Of Mr.. WILSON OF Mass the joint resolution
authorizing the President 10 assign the command Of thu
troops in the field TO officers without regard 10 seniority
was taken up.
After discussion, on motion Of Nr. Nssy. (opp.l
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 49, ssx-rRlpLE SHEET

Of Oregon the resolution recommtted to the Mtar,
Committee.
PASSAGE on TIE OFrICz APPROPRIATION
on motion OF Mr. FEssEsDxS the Post Office Appropria
tin bill was taken up.
N. LATHAM lopp) Of CAL offered an amendment that
the PO mastef General be authorized to establish mail
less than semimonthly, between San Francisco and
Crescent Cy including the intermediate ports Agreed
to-
Mr. LxrHx1 also offered amendment that American
steamers and sailing vessels bound any foreign port
shall receive such mails as the Post Office Department
may TO be placed board, and promptly deliver
the same and that vessels coming from foreign ports
shall receive any mail matter from Consuls, &c, the
compensation being the usual postage.
Mr.. SHERMAN, (rep) or Ohio moved TO add "PrOvided
the government shall not pay than it receives"
Motion agreed to.
The amendment was then adopted and the bill passed
sIAvRxY IN THE DISTRACT OoLUMMA.
The bill for the abolition OF slavery in the District OF
Columbia was then taken up and postponed until to-
morrow.
THE PRIZE
Mr.. TRuxBuLL, (rep.) Of ILL.,, from the Committee on
the Judiciary reported back the House bill to facilitate
Judicial proceedings for captured property and for the
better administration OF law prizes
Executive session.
Adjourned
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

. BROADWAY RAILROAD JoB-There IL great
ing in the Albany lobby and among our
,g journals at the prospect Of the speedy
ye Of the Broadway Railroad bill, by
the city will be robbed of q franchise
about five millions of dollars, for the
Of q few unknown individuals picked up
highways of back counties and the by
Of New York. There could be no creator
. than this bill. Our city is now bur-
l with debts and taxes, and yet the Legis-
encouraged by all the small fry, bought
rnals Of New York, is preparing to swim
out of franchise which might readily be
svailable for our relief.
are decidedly opposed to having any rail-
pom Broadway, for we think that in a
Ike this at least one great, central
ghfare should be kept free from
npcdiments Of tracks and the en-
'nces of cars. But If we are to
: Broadway railroad, let the Legis-
enact law authorizing the Mayor
city, with the consent of the Common
|, TO appoint five commissioners to co n
and manage such . road. In proper
ne road would easily pay one million
'rs a year into the city treasury sum
now about to be given away gratis 10
Of unknown persons, whose impudenc o
lacity in asking is only equalled by th..
Legislature in granting such an i'm
h valuable franchise.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Why, Greeley wants to be bloodthirsty. He
wants to be little Robespierre. He wants to
hang traitor with his own hands. Let him
come down to our Office, and we'll give him a
shilling to buy rope-since the Tribune is so
poor-and then he may hang himself to the
nearest lamp post, and thus at once satisfy his
desire to hang traitor, and greatly crafty the
loyal public.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

REscrNG CREW A BRITISH VESSEL IN AN Jey ROY
The following incident illustrates the hardihood and
courage OF the Gloucester fishermen who are willing 10
peril everything In efforts relieve distress upon Ibs
ocean wherever they meet it,
On Monday, the 10th inst, Gloucester Mass fisher
man, from 81. Georges Bank, arrived at Gloucester
Mass. having lost his cables the bank He was in Tho
heavy gale Ia which the Vermont was caught and was
boarded by sea which carried away his bulwarks
started ms trunk, NC He got balance reefed main
sail set and drfed the bank clear of tbe shoals
and nearly into the Gulf.
On Thursday, the 6th foil in with British brig dis
manted and on her beam ends and her crew ashed 10
the top and sides. The. Goucesterman's boats we're
gone and all efforts TO the unfortunate crew seemed
futile but he vssred to wndwsrd got up part Of his ice
chest from below, and made boz out OF IT, Then pac
ing map in IL to bale with bucket the rude box was
launched, veered out TO the brig with line and one by
one The crew Of the brig were saved, brought TO
Gloucester with the fishing vessel.
The heroic fisherman deserves 10 have his name honor
sd with that OF the heroic John Davis gunners mats OF
The Valley City, at The destruction Of Elizabeth city
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

iE BATTLE OF PEA RDGE.-The victory at
Ridge, Arkansas, turns out to have been
oven more glorious achievement than the
intelligence Of it had prepared us for. The
cement appears to have been of the most
crate character, and the rebel force that
part in it is estimated at not less than
y-fve thousand men, who, when their shot
exhausted, used stone in their cannon.
idering that their loss was over thousand
d, and between two and three thousand
lded, and ours only six hundred killed and
I eight hundred wounded, and that we
,red sixteen hundred prisoners and thir-
pieces of cannon, the victory was cheaply
lased; and we may congratulate ourselves
he final blow against the occupation of
uri by the rebel troops was so we'll struck.
'tate is now restored in its entirety to the
/, and the strong arm Of Halleck Is suffi-
guarantee that Il will be protected in the
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

GREELEY PLAYING JACoBN.-Poor, old
eeley cries out for traitor, weeps salt
r . traitor, howls like q hyena for q
shouts for all the universe to bring hin
c. What does he want Of q traitor :
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
House OF Representatives.

wAsHrSoros, March IT, 1862.
ACCEPTANCE IRON STATES or vOLUNMERs PAY.
The House passed the Senate joint resolution, that IL
any State, during the present rebellion, shall make any
appropriation TO pay the volunteers of that State the
Secretary of War is authorized accept the and
to be applied by the Paymaster General to the
payments designated by the legislative act making the
appropriation, in the same manner as appropriated by
the Of Congress- also make any regulations that
may bs necessary for the disbursement and proper sp
pcatoo Of such funds TO the specific purpose for which
they may be appropriated by tho several States.
REGULATION surIKRs.
The House concurred In the report Of the Committee OF
on the bill regulating suffers who are author
lied TO have lien soldiers pay to only onssixth OF
the amount paid him. Penalties are annexed for vo-
hting this provision.
RpExr CHARTERS OF VESSELS
resolution was adopted calling on the Secretary Of
War to inform the House by whose authority certain
vessels recently chartered and the amount OF CON-
pensation TO be paid for the same, &c, &c.
RECENT ARRESTS IN THE DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.
Mr.. LovEIoY. (rep) of ILL.,. asked leave to introduce
resolution nstructing tho Committee on the District OF
Columbia to inquire and report by what authority Mrs.
Brstow, OF Georgetown, seized caused to be seized
two men, and had them sent to Baltimore and imprisoned
In JAIL and whether such arrest and imprisonment
not in violation OF tho following provision in the cons
tuition, which says
No shah be deprived Of his life liberty without
Mr. Johnson (opp) Pa objected to the reception OF
The resolution, therefore, could not bs received.
SICK AND wOUxDRD SOLDIERS.
On motion OF Mr.. BLAKE, (rep) Of Ohio, resolution
adopted instructing the COMMITTEES on Military AZ
fairs to inquire into tho oxpedency Of taking immediate
to the sick and wounded soldiers
medical treatment.
Mr. LovE,oY now succeeded u introducing his resou.
tion as given above
Mr.. wcxLurE, (Union) Of KY moved 10 lay tho rsso-
luton the table.
The motion was lost, by yeas 4s, nays 6s.
The resolution was then passed.
BILL.
Tho House won't into Committee Of the Whole on the
Tax bil-Mr. Colfax, (rep) OF Ohio, in the chair.
debate ensued on amendments and tho general pro.
visions Of the bill regarding the duties Of assessors
loctors, &c.
Adjourned. a...,.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

cast, had been concealed in the impregns-
BILE turret of the Monitor, and hurled
their eleven hundred pound balls against the
Merrimao. How different the result! The first
round would have sunk the stolen vessel, with
her rebel crew. The entire question of the
real aggressive properties Of the Monitor thus
presents itself in new light. We now per-
csive that an increase of tonnage and draught
are not needed to render the Monitor absolute
ly superior in destructive force to anything
afost. We have the impregnable vessel and
turret, and we have the excess of buoyancy
requisite to carry guns of the proposed inor-
dinate calibre. Can we resist the inference
that the diminutive representative of the new
system, with its twenty-five hundred pound
broadside, is big enough to sink all the War
.iors and Black Princes that could be put
against us!
The New York herald., 1862-03-18
Obituary.
Tns GERMAN rOEr KERNER.

TFfum tho DubIn FFstmhh, Feb. y
German papers bring the OF the death Of the
rablc poet JuiSrs KKRSER. He died at wsinsbsre, In
wurtcmberg, the 22d peacefully and In the Of
his children He had nearly attained the age Of seventy
six All readers Of German literature acquainted
with the poetry Of kernsr OF whose ballads
peculiarly sweet, simple and graceful But Kerner
better known to many In another way loss perhaps to
the honor Of his intellect and acutsnessas believer In
and expounder Of the once famous revelations Of the
Scores OF Prevorst.n
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

A Pure Tobacco-Yellow Bank Tobae-
cOGoodwinS Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from
pues, for sale BY all tobacco and segar Dealers
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Trusses.-NIursh ~ Co.'S Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces r0d Dr Wadsworths Uterine Ee
vatora superior article. Nescy street. Asior House
oppose the church. - -
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Whites Spring style OF Dress Hats.
like the "Bele Of the Winter Garden everybody
goes to ZIG Broadway
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Trus. :. Jinstic Stockings, Shoulder
Brac s. SuspciD. udascs. Drs. GLOVER A THoRNE
No Ann street, barnum's
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Barry's TriCopherous is the Hest and
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng curling cleaning
preserving aud restoring the har Ladies' try T. Sold by
ALI usnIsI
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Captain Ericsson's Celebrated Caloric
Engnes-sae, economical water do not raise the
rate OF insurance; reliable for all light work.
ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINE AGENCY
No 16t Duane tot tnpr q
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

"A Large Variety OF styles Of Improvsa
Lock stitch Machines also the celebrated Double L0ck
Stitch Machines for family and manufacturing uses, -
GROVER 4 BAKERS, 406 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Htll's Hair Dye SO Cents, Black or
brown Best in use. Depot No Barclay ssseet and SOLD
by all druggists.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Knox Ahesd.-Knox has Issued His Now
spring styles OF eenemens Hats and they fresh
May morning. attractive In early June Seen In
tsst with the rusty out winter specimens they look
Hyperion to Saty and surmounng neat suit OF clothea
and clean shirt take nj least ten from mans
looks His Mcclellan" Cap all the rage for young
Can at No. 2l3 Broadway, and see Il.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Bachelors Hair Dye.-The Best In the
world; harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold A.
piled at BACHELORS Wig Factory. Is Bond steret-
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Chills and Fever ca n Only he ERectualIy
cured By H0LL0wArs Pils They oct dseo,y on the
liver aud consin NO minsrais
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

from plant that grows in the districts of China are
certain cure for nervous debility neuras ticdooesus ST.
vous disorders ~ per bon post free BY mail.
GEO BULfIN Agent 40 Broadway, New York
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Commodore Mutt, HiPpopotamus, Co.,
with . splendid Drama at and ~ p. NJ, at BARNUM'6
Museum to-day
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

CrlstadOrO's Hair Dye, Prescrvative and
Wigs the the world, Wholesale RETAIL The
dye privately applied At No. 8 Astor House.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Glorious Txiump ph.-1Irs. 8. "A. Allen 60
daily rees,ns a % .he wonderfal ytuss of
equals and guarantee goes with every bopot
198 Greenwich street. Fulton.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy -
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteriee.
- KENTUCKY. EXTRA GLASS l27-March IT, 1862
2S, "a, 10, A.. "a, ~. 49, Z. 26, 81, 33, so, 40.
KxNrUcKY. CLASS lzs-March II. i0n
%. 81, rs, SO, 33, SO, AZ, 43, 65, II, 67, 80.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY co.,
Covington, KY. or st. Louis No.
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Omcial rawings or tho Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KExrUoxy-EITkA Class 7s-March II. 1859
IS, Is, "a. 23, -, II, TO- 49, So, Is, 68, III, 66.
DnlAwARE-CLAS l75-March H. lsea.
8, 8, 81, 81, rs, "a, SO, so, l8, SO, 7,37.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO..
Wilmington, Delaware COyingop Keutlcky
The New York herald., 1862-03-18

Winant's Indian Limiment IL . Sure
for Rheumatism Neuralgia Ae Depot Barclay