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House OF Representatives.

WAshiSGTON, March lSoZ.
TuE cAsR BEACH, OF VIRGINIA.
'Nr. DAVIS, (rop.j OF Mass, from the Committee on
Elections made report the petition Of s. Ferguson
Beach, asking to be admitted seat as representative
from the Seventh Congressional district OF Virginia
The committee append to the reports resolution that
8ir. Beach is not entitled to a seat
The subject was laid over.
BILL.
Sr. SravEss, (rsp OF Pa, from the Committee on Ways
and Means reported bill providing internal revenue for
Abe support Of the and pay the interest on
tho public debt
Refereed TO the Committee Of the Whole on the state
dbs Uniop and made the special order one week from
psxt Tuesday.
Ton thousand additional copies were ordered 10 be
printed tor the use Of members
Mr. STsvRSs said, as considerable mpatonce has been
expressed by the public at tho delay reporting the bill
o desired 10 say that tho Committee on ways ana Mcans
did not obtain possession Of the estimates and fac,.
to enable them TO Judge how much revsnue
necessary until the nrst week in January
Tbs COMMITTEES then had before them ali tho
appropriation bills, which were all passed ton
days ago. being earlier than usual in tho session Tho
committee also engaged time on the currency
question: including the Treasury Note bill Tho tax sub
icct was referred to sub bcommttee, who worked as
assduousy as possible during every hour they were not
engaged in the House. uc believed they had worked
oe hours svory day since that time than any aborer,
mechanic or manufacturer In the United States. Whom
tho sub committee completed their iabors the
enrs COMMITTEES Of Ways and Means had
sons over the bill carefully, article by
article, item by itom, until they adopted Il.
ss their unanimous report lio did not ask any com.
cndaton for the committee but desired that when the
subject csme to be considered and reviewed bcnevocn,
indulgence may be extended 10 them. He desired the
extra copies OF the bill ordered to be printed to be dis
Nlouteu or .e consideration Of the people who are to
rsain the burdens, and that they may have tho beno6t
~ Their suggestions. " S"'
OUR RELATIONS wTrn MEXICO
Mr.. SEpCBwloy. (rcp) Of NJ Y onersa n ,s.,,,,,o,
which was adopted, requesting The President If NOT in
consscnt WIN Inc public interests for cores Of Tho cor
rcsppudnrcc. or other Information resto to Tho nrccn,
condition Of Mexico, aud The alleged Gosicn n ~ Siliss
Powers 10 tnvsdlng Mexico, 10 establish 3D. mona .cbv
THs oniECf 1Hk wti.
Mr. flnaw, (oppl VI lad. .cllored se,lon ,b,, in
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Verdict Against the Eighth Avenue Rail-
road.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Before Hon. judge Brady.

March 3-Sdmus Galloway Us. The Eighth Avenue Rat
road co.-Ths was an action brought By tho plaintiff
against the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company to recover
damages for injuries sustained by him from the
ggence OF defendants sorvssts appeared that on the
ing the plaintiff crossing from the northoast sde os
the Eighth avenue to the west side Mt Fifteenth street
when one OF the small cars OF tho defendants ran over
him and injured his ankle from which he was confined 10
his house for nne months The defendants alleged that
the accident occurred from the plaintiff own negiiocncs
in crossing at the time. Tho Court submitted tSa anno
tion of eggonce to the jury who found for the paIn
Damages 81 200.
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Married

Married.
BRowx-JAcKsov Sunday, March 2, at the Thirty
fourth street Dutch Reformed church. by the Rev. Dr.
Stryksr, ARUs H. Brown TO Miss SARAH JACKSON, all OF
this city.
Vermont papers please copy.
HAvESEyER-HuLKS.-AtH Harlem, by the Rev. DR..
Lord, c. HAvExEyxR, Jr, to JOSEPHINE b. daughter OF
Louis F. Hulon, all Of this city.
wOoDRun-SMnH-On Sunday, March 2, by the Rev.
j. W. Freeman, Mr. JOSEPH WOODRUFF of Elizabeth City,
N. j., to Miss MARY c. SMITH, OF Staten Island.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In the edition Of the Sd nst under the title Of mar
riages, TO my great SURPRISE noticed my name In
junction with Miss H. " Richards having been
risd ON the 9th ult., which statement affirm to be
false and hereby express my contempt for the ocous
person persons who presented the same for pubca
tion. s. P. EDGAR.
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MISS MARIA BRANEnps CoScrRr.--This talented artist
takes benefit concertho first in three years-at Tho
Irving Hall this evening Sho wiz DO assisted by cn.
uont professional talent both vocal and instrumental
Tho programme is on cxtromoy rich ono and comprises
among other attractions. several dramatic readings by
the Misses louisa and Josephine Merors.
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Mr. GorTscHAIx IN BRooKLYy.-Mr Gottschalks concert
at the Brooklyn Academy Of Music last night not
crowded it would have been the weather had been
moro favorable Many did not attend who had secured
seats The brilliant pianist played several of his most
admired compositions and received several encores. The
opera of Betly formed the bulk Of the entertainment,
Miss Hnkloy Brigno and Susni being In the cast. Ali
three played with great enrdn, and were warmly ap
plauded throughout II ID to be regretted that Mr.
Gottschak will not be able to appear again in New York
appearance In Washington on Thursday and Friday next
The next musical event viii be the debut OF Madame de
Lnssan which will tako place about the middle Of this
month"; when Mr. Grau proposes to ontor upon another
short season Of OPERA
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Glorious Triumph.-nIrs. 9. A. Allen is
daily receiving testimonials to The wonderful virtues Of
equals and guarantee with every bottle Depot
1Q9 Greenwich street. Fulton.
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Hill, InimitabIc Hair Cutter-Hair Dye
5Ocents, black brown Depot, No Barclay street, and
sold by
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Trusscs, Elastic Stockings, Shoulder
braces, Abdominal Supporters
'Drs. GLOVER 4 TH0RNE, No. 4 Ann, under Barnum's.
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Beautiful Complcxion.-Laird's Bloom
Of Youth Liquid PEARL for preserving and beauing the
complexion and skin 439 Broadway.
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Batchclor's Hair Dyc.-Thc Best I'm the
plIed at BACHELORS Wig Factory, 16 Bond steret.
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Barry's Tricopherous is the Best md
cheapest article for dressing beautfyng curling cleaning
preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' Try e. Sold by
ali druggist
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Prescrvativc and
Wigs the best In the world wholesale and RETAIL and the
dye rIvately applied at No. o Astor House.
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Trusscs..Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure
Trusses Shoulder Braces and Dr. Wadsworh Uterine Ele
vators superior article. No. vesey street, Astor House,
opposite the church.
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Anklets.-Ladies Can Now be Supplied,
at MILLERS, 387 Canal street.
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Anklets.-This New and Bea utiful Artl.
Gle, for ladies' and children, JEFFERS 573 Broadway
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"Brilliant' IL the Adjective which Dc.
scribes the Play At BARNUM'S, which Is given
every snd evening adjunct to the exhibition
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At JeMers', No. 573 Broadway, Ladies'
Balmorais $2 and 50 5O misses q Is and 81 chdren's
81 81 and 81 Is. JEFFERS, 573 Broadway.
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Prizes Cashed In all Legalized Lotteries
Information given. JOSEPH BATES Broker.
10 Wall street, up stairs New York
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Wedding Cards q nd Note Papcrs.-Great
Inducements elegant styles and low prices JAS EVER
DELLS old establishment, S02 Broadway Duane
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Died.

At No. 2o2 East Broadway, Friday, February 49, tn
lady or Jno. L. Kelly OF q daughter.
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pntcnt Lcver

differs IN principle and action from all osers s light easy
sure 70 hOd aud cure Pamphlets gratis % Bond street.
I.
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Anklets-F0r Ladies and Children; All
Sizes CANTRELL, 6l3 Broadway.
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Anklcts-Ladies' and Childrcn's Sizes.
IRWIN, $50 Bowery.
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FINE ARs.-A very fine three quarter oil portrait Of
the pianist Gotschalk is on exhibition at Goupls 1t
exceedingly happy in its manner Of treatment and Is
clike in point of resemblance. Tho artist Is Mr. L. j.
yornort.
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Biistcrcu Feet, after n Long March. ere
soohci ard uniclly healed By HoLLOWAyS famous Uinl.
ment. Quly 70 cents ptrrJt
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A Pure T0bacco..Yell0w Bank TObac.
co-Goodwns Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco free from all i'm
purtes for sale By all tobacco and dealers and at
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penalty will be provided for any violation OF the act.
This oct intended to remedy tho dicuties between
the postal department and Commodore Vanderbilt, who
has refused carry the mails 10 Panama on the terms
proposed by the department.
PoRTIFICATIoNs AT CAPE COD, MASS
Major Phinnoy. r. Cobb, Z. s. Smith, b. N. Atwood
and other gentlemen OF Massachusetts,, before the
military committee OF Congress. in relation the
sruction OF Notifications at Provncetown and military
road across Cape Cod The appearance Of the British
Mason and Sdell startled the people OF Massachusetts,
with lively appreciation Of the Importance OF that
point The harbor is capable OF accommodating the
whole British navy, and In the event OF war with Eng
aand might afford them valuable coaling station.
THE oBsEQuIEs OF GENERAL LANDER.
The Massachusetts, delegation In Congress held con-
sutacn with The friends OF the late General Lander IN
rserenos to the obseques Of the deceased Tho body
will be brought to this city and embalmed The funeral
will take place on Thursday. Hon. John B. Alley will
accompany the remains to Salem Mass
General Lander received unremittng and afsctionate
attention during tho last hours Of his Illness He con-
tinued unconscious until Ave O'Clock in the evening" when
he died quietly and without pain. He expired in the
Of Brigade Surgeon Sueksy his bed surrounded BY
his stan and weeping attendants.
aELxAsE or CAPTURED UNION OFFICERS FROM fHElR
PAROLES OF HONOR.
Il 10 understood that have been made for
the release from their paroles Of all the officers of
army regulars and volunteers who have been out pa
role BY the enemy. We have such . host Of prisoners
chat there ID longer any need that single man. officer
or private, should be any longer on parole.
wr,~u~x, srvyruwrr r0unumss
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Progress Of the war-Ths Occupation Of
MashvilIe, Tenn.-The Pursuit Of Price and
His Army-Nsp Of Missouri and Arkansas
Important News from the south-JsR Davis
Message to tho Rebel Congress, &C., &c.
Ths Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Captain Muir,
will leave Boston on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe will close in this city this after
noon, at quarter past and at past nve O'Clock
to 60 by railroad.
The EURorKAs EDITION or THE New YORK HERALD will
be published at eleven O'Clock this morning. It will
contain the latest news from all points rendered prom
nent BY the rebellion showing the progress and positions
OF the Union Armies, accompanied with Map Of Mis-
souri, and Arkansas showing the Route taken by the
Rebel Army under General Price, and their Pursuit by
General Curtis together with the Important Points
the Mississippi Important News from the Rebel States
Je Davis Message to the Rebel Congress- acknowledg
ing that the Rebel Leaders have attempted than
they can achieve Important Meeting Of Cotton and
Tobacco Planters at Richmond and all important and
interesting events Of the week.
Single copes in wrappers, ready for mailing six cents.
Sampson Low, Son Co., No. a Ludgate Hill, London,
England, will receive advertisements and subscriptions
for the HERALD.
Omcial Drawings or Murray, Eddy q
sna naIa Gasss
o. % * R.rsSc.s gS 49, csa,, Sa SS isar,a NJ a. 49, 80
IA, AZ, 43, At, 23, As, SO, SO, 40, 34 80, g. 40.
Circulars sent free charge By addressing either
Covington. KY. or St. Louis. No.
omclal Drawings OF tho Kentucky and
Delaware State Lotteries.
KExTuCEY-EITEA CLASS S-March s. 1852
"a, 66, 10, 2, 81, SO, 62, 65, G. 35, 20, so, Z.
DELAwARE-CLAss l63-March 3, 1861
65, 81, 6, 50, IL IS, 80, IS, IA, 70, Is, SO, II.
JOHN A. MORRIS CO..
Wilmington. Delaware, Covington, Kentucky
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS SHOULD BE SENT.
IA at half rates. by Harndens Express "a Broadway They
send daily to all points occupied by our army.
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(NAUTION TO DRUGGISTS.-BEWARE OF COUNTER
" felt Mexican Mustang Liniment. The genuine s
ped in tine steel plate ensraynes with the words Mexican
Mustang Lnimcnt circle surrounding burning vocA
no, and D. s. Barnes blown in the bottle.
There has been offered for sae BY one John D. Park an
article design quite the but execut
stone plate, with the words "A g. Bragg Co." IN top
circle, the word Mexican undcrneathsmau and OBJ
by the smoke of the volcanoand the propreors
name, D. s. Barnes omitted from the bottle.
sell q counterfeit trade mark is crf.
mna offence, and the undersigned win strictly his
rights cvy and crminaly Information In regard 70 ho
Whereabouts Of the said counterfeit Lnment will be thank
fully received. D. y. BARNES
Broa dyyay York
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CONSUMPTIvES AND PERSONS TROUBLED WITH
" Bronchial Affections confidently recommended to
try my superior old Bourbon Whiskey.
q. Z. MENDUM, % Cedar street corner Broadway
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Heads Of Departments Of the City Government, in
Carriages.
~ The Clergy and Judiciary, ip Carriages.
~ Members or tho Press, In Carriages.
aT Battalion Of Cadets, under Major ferguson.
Fire Commissioners, W. D., ip Carrisgeh.,
Chief and Assistant Engineers and Fire Department or
Fire Commissioners, T. D., in Carriages. ~
Chief and Assistant Engineers and FIRE DEPARTMENT Of
Masonic Societies.
Odd Fellows Societies
Ancient Order Of Hbcrnia.
Society Of Butchers.
Society Of Cartmen.
Citizens, Mounted and in Carriages and other vehicles
Fire Department,
'rssS. wm' H. Fursy, ,GI Grand Marshal as.
DIS. Simpson and George Ward. Fire Commissioners.
Charles w'sSsSsll' asnS Marshal.
w''hesSp sss ifs%Issy fssss NJ rs banner
Franklip Engine ComPahy No2.
Lafayette HOOK and LADDER Company No. 1.
Abort Hose Company No. g.
SECOND DIVISION.
Robert Barr, Marshal
Frontier Hose Company No. 8.
Protector Engine Company No. o.
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company No. 8.
Constitution Engine Company No.
P.Titzpa,rick Marshal.
Band.
Continental Engine Company No.9
Hose Company No. Q.
Columbia Engine Company No. 10.
Excelsior Hook and Ladder Company No. 4.
Hoso Company No. 10.
FOURTH
II. J. Whiting, Marshal
Band.
jackson Engine Company No. IL.
Hose Company No. IL.
Phoenix Engine Company No. IL.
Hook and Ladder Company No. 8.
Mount Prospect Engine Company No. 16.
FIFTH DfysoV.
W. Taylor Marshall
Brooklyn Engine Company No. IT.
a. Cashow Hose Company No H.
Clinton Engine Company No. 20.
Crystal Hose Company No. 4.
Empire Engine Comrany No. o.
There other private societies and organi
zaons IN The procession which too here 10
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RRIDGEwATER PAINT-TEsTED ELEVEN YEARS.
ID fire proof silica and ron in6cstructibc De-
pot "a Maiden lane. W. W. BELTS, General Agent.
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fyRUTCHEs AND CANES FOR THE MILLION-A
" the manufacturers q. PINNELL, No. Cortiandt ST.

joints and all diseases Of the feet cured without pain or
Inconvenience 10 the patient by Dr. ZACHARIE, Surgeon
ChropodsL 76o Broadway Refers to physicians and sur
Of he cit
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NLS .1stLSIk
Rob ack's Stomach Ritters


Dew sat delgsrul stonsealc - coraial. 10
.1vinS toDe " t1e c9-scb. alc 'cr The preveotlon
iacus eos l~inis. inc-asot - he woss-ra o0uDtz
Try ~.
A. morning ~Tink. a. assist digesoos 80 reliev.
Oys7epsis, Il eAs - ecua'. Try H.
Il 1Sos u y so srsc- - a. cher Blttsra TTy q
Ihe To- ncia q these bsgieTs nov flsei) ;be sos.
propsry of NJ, koosck. originated s1th one 4 n
acss; and orlirsuf Medical Pra-rt 0u-rs a. =
SesI, aud h Il dir-cts pTsdloes-. cs,er ne wslts
Sss;er. people
Te~-- Sitter derive tb-ir stlru1u. fro- tAe Ko~-s
N torsc .t-f. o. he asFIs Il ~Ateh -
are SoGlpt-sd, .aa - lAey @se. - AAsylls sa.a
1Tsl Gavlags q tas stomach. directly prouJsve y
EEMftUANtE.
he present proprietor eei1e~cs Ia nsnktng th>
s1eely snONn. tbe pubic ~Slisrr r. subservtd-
Il ~lil soos hs ioi sAle b al - D. Roback's -
Ageafs. a. e Eo;cls, &C l. oouatry c@ei
n the uieautunr orders vii ~ fli-c direct iron
'>-rnsti ln suy cusntty. si5 ~ ihs loves fstes
a i put up lr Quart Eo,es and securely p@c1ef o.
tc7 H-4i dcz ss117.c ----- -sf bc---vcr
oc packed la1 49, % kry s4irres. y dcsli q.
ncts,i Price. 81 per boGtIe, - sIs
Tor g..
T-DrFsi &C. .ll ssiegoas Sse. ENt foSrl
st-~st ~ hsldls .oFn 1s'n sirs.-l Ci1--.1aass
ohio LsooTstns1. 80. 81. H---rae-f
foT 49, 81 N.Eo CSsfly oy
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c/ ~ F7rTKKy7H Ssvf-z.SguAk SEAzE
KEST Qr Gae condfffca of Do HChE LNot-
RAyoE 00fPATY Of ie Guy n fc'o Nr4,
- ~ u 5ay y yart1rg. i-Sl.
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HOTELS.
st, Nicholas Hotel,
Brondw@y, Ne. XorL



s-s - apsrans d ,b1 rt'l an1 .1una1 .
Hot. n 1854 rs h>en ne -srsts -ss~.vor q m
vpd.t~. % VA. ;, ~ ~' rsnp'aoas. eoa
seuiss. sud co-l -l.srt.hle home &C. l.e cissa .as
.,ranssr or ,hl. .lie l.e Ausnfie
Ard ~h.f>veS hes seemed lsseiy r. sir-inis,er t.
BE ossai,-' 4 l,s guest. they bav, snasavorea.
-ffh--s fe<ars % es-'. provide. aud 70 o0meisr
al The slsinsnt n ladiyaatl ani .ccid srsoyae.,
~hch -noi,r- ~ 80 Invented. ssl modern sa-se
,rpfosei and D. paironsss which Is has oonTasn-
- ea ins ~ ss.t slS y-.r. 9, su.afsins prof
thss .s.'l sners AZ. se.a appreciated
T. rse~s IN ssg-seie- ofiae tirnr-. whfn al u-
rss-lrsd s. Isa.flas ts rsa rlgll eceaony. -
anisgs'sn.d
Have Reduced The Price of Bsard 60
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY.
So lh- ..s1s ire as~us .7s- = o. issorl.- si,s
all,h bier t.sss bas s..bs. j, e.-n surpaa4
rRrkuw-ti- r1rcoSp 4 o..
~ Tors. s-st ,. 1sn s,nos
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Ayers -Ague Cure.

fOh IhE clLfL1 t(4Ak Jf
'H.srnissss. Fever, or Fever sne Agus, rsr.i-
Fever, Chill Fever. Dutrb 4 gus, fericdicai nes.-
sehs. " b.l..e-s ns@dasAo. A1e Biisors ~
We. intscr CT he whole o.ase q -
esses originating n hii.1ly dernige-
me0i, caused ly the ASl44ia u
Eiasnstic Coontries.
We are enabled here 10 User 1e o1znnsarir
ecrzscy ~sicb, ~hi.c 8. cure. - above 5unpislr'f
silh oertsirsy. sdii perfectly hsroiees 4 -,
susau1y- eueh Ee1ecy Is irSs,a.eiS N d.FtIit !.
9hcrc these Affecting lsorcerf prevail The c-sI,
sxpeis .ho miGZne, poson 81 fsvCT and Ague r., n
he system, And prevents tAe dsv.icPraeat e -
ureaEc. II taken - lie nrtt approach q is prsuol
tor symptoms. Il e pct o-iy III stlg IcInlty ev,s
s.l discovered ior tbs csss q ooupili-.s bul 49,.
he chesresf. -1e large euAui'v We srp7iy fos
loilaT tT.ngs II within tbC reach s.: l-a4,isls e.
tilicns districts, ~hess Ftsr and As1s rrsst...
sFeTy6oty el0Oid t-ss !. I'D - frtlls 10th s.
and protection sFeat superiority o. q b.
remedy over soy oshsi ever dsosered Cor he ti-s-
n auo ocTte.. Su-e e: Liter E-iteots y flft
t1f ~ QCinlDc Ct mineral conteg-i rtly Il pr Ct
e-s GO SGsnisn or otbc- inturious eject nnssss.
pea 10 oorstituticb 1hose I'D by u sge ss; o.
healthy - II they had rsssE L-d tbs c.s-sse-
Fever AID ASss not sloDs ts cous~C osnco cf tI-
E.asDGie poisOu- A great variety % tiscg1.r. ar =
r0aa rs lrrisatl1n. among which ar-
s~1-.lsi.. Rheumatism. Goat. HeslAehA hlisdB-ss
7oosssese, T. ,1s, c4.-Trsh, Asthma, rsls-
tsLor, Rininl Anectioo ci the sp.eer. nys
t-rics Pan AZ tie b. sls c.. .P-T-lssl-
Anc psTAsscDsls u tas st~rsc1.
III q which. ~hsn originating ,s tba csss ~ -
De intsriaisssDi tyls, or bsoeue rsrieolosi. a. =
crzE exI-s lhe I-uisoD frOn t5c blood and 90. :
-qa-Bfly cures thsnl all Aliks. u be iBvaiuai ..
irotectsoD ~ immigrants AID pcFrops travelling 2
empo.arily reeldlpg n The msiaIious tssric,s, d
.ksu occasionally daily 1iks -xy,o--od the a
-ctien, that ~ti be eac-ct~s fron the sy~tcs ~ !
@nrui soeumuinw In su3elent quArtlC % ri,- q
ato dlse~ss. axrs~ IL !. eves mere vsll.b!s =
,rot.ction thaD cure. aBa f. = Nil ever suD-i q
nssrmittcDts n they avail tborassise. Il The rr0
.-ction th.s remedy sncrds-
50 Prepares - In .. =. .TEsk 90
Lowell, k4sr-<busolts
All cur r.assdles ars foT s..s - J. 4 C0rtSoAAs
y DcNsKLIY. SD - Al Druxrists in T,sf-
taute.
Wholesale y AL-Er a Co. clnSiEn.r-
TIM T. -sdscn secs
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Double Ea:yy Book ketpirg,
Acap.si - sveTy as7s,-n.r. c. ~ 10 .-d Pr
Il. eomEsro., b Tie satbOE q Durrs ssss-E. Ct
BOA Aerping
Sss<k snd Psrsrsrsh.5 Boeks,
EEsnpli-y;nE nunsrors rsss ~ d'faeuit openins
aud closinz. hsng,. IN frrns a.. sunpfei By the
s1iho' = forty ,esr's cap. .rl.pcs 10 bes'4sss
7'AS Settlement Of Single Eat-s PsrtnersAic
Books.
Gs1erslly 90 nt's uuderso,d that two "Profs~or.
81 Book k~~ping" in this city. rec nti, made out
uE'insss oslaoos shse, . n,AiniHg IS 100 ,rrois,
Reefiying DeTsp9sd Double EafTy Beots.
>fr. &C ~ src high re.per-it.e es'y, szpl-in~c
in 10 o,her trvat.se 0n sov0uuts.
Chsqsi 2 q S.Hgls 10 a Do@5.e Ea.Ty Lssye
illustrated for ,sa ars, tine = Dsrs SseA -se.s,ns
TIE Prisdte L<iser.
pr lee, iaf tie re-uls q y brs--ss pfivs'a e.
cft-r ce.ir, ~ 1t-n.sv. frFrsl r-nsins ~hrl
q k'cwn .. tie ysplls q "a 0s1ef CornasTs.si
school.
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