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POSTSCRIPT,
st. PatriOklS DaY.

tC"Hclu'ioH Cfths DiLnor = he Fr'.adiu Son, -
50 IotrIci, i0 eur Frs' Ei1unl
Nj simpson ssus 'Ncs4enay MYore's 1esut'ld
song, "Tae Minstri BY io the Wa las Gone"
TIE thiii regular t.at was then given. "Ire.
lh' % Z iEak-n, 1ot o,sptien. Her ,hi.ireu, sc.l-
tered tlruugh msny .p, Is, IN lDV.u, m.ulury re-
visit her tonight" H. eiyluy the t.s' the Prusi-
cent gr'' .eig > ackuuw sif si tao r,lcipI from
,say "a i'e,std o. b.H - shamrock. aud called on
hr. }. Savage q. a. spprorr ate sDug, wulct was
given.
NJ oeary saus Tho Hap TIA, once ,ar,u,h
Tsrs's Halls"
hr. X. orc 'rr..n el.quenty responded :, tho
tost Ap--aius ,e'ston,e g. C4. C.ry,ran was
g'tetot vita u. 81 enthusiastic applause.
The murtL p. 81, Ar tOsst-"Il- Pr.s.iett," was
arGuh " .,houi rel lonse.
I the fi'L rtgu .r toast
"rte Amy AID h.yy--ihe guar iians % our Con-
si''i'n, AMI tie ceendsts ~ our country rom in-
'estino treason Gnd foreign f.s"
Col. hicto.s, T.. :. A, rospoAaod appropriately,
ari gave tho ,rsit, ''rho alapt Irisnmeu who are
hshting A. priy-,os Ia tie war"
Mr.. K. Bus,o.,l mSls a very enthusiastic aud pa
trioNc responfo t. the same to.+t.
A toast was rad by the Prssidfni frum ,ptain
Megs, L s. n, ~ Ihe North Csrolinai
"Msy are Sons Of ST. Patrick do their part In ex-
ioi ninaiing Secession, did s. P.,riak ,be ,cads
and reptiles Of IrelaLo." tApplause.l
number Of tpssis, gre ungs aud sentiments
from kiudrtk Societies Ia Boston, PnlAdelphiN, St
l"uis, Brcokiyr and several o,har cities. AL were
strongly patriotic and Advorse h England.
very eoiuo song, entitled "Ths M.c's and the
Os," Was horu sung.
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BY ths San francisco ALTA CALIroRNIA
rews.apCr We loarn Of the death Of Mr.. HENRY
VAN vArhENTEHGH, aged 80 years, for ,sve-
ral years prominent bullion dealer Of thst
city. The occurrence took pllcs near the Ban
Loronzo paper mill, on the 18th OF February
lost, at Sauts Cruz, California, whore ho was
attending 20 tho erection of his paper mill, dur
ms viii b be- NIs suldonly killed by the fall.
NJ K Of tees Deceased was connected by mar
iilgo with the daughter of the late posErI
PERKINS, cf This city, and leaves an interest.
,ug family with large circle Of friends and
acquaintance, to mourn bis untimely end.
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The Alliance Declining,
ENGLAND BACKING OUT,
MaNimilian'S Prospects Gloomy.
An AMERICAN OFFICIAL MURDERED
&c., &c. SC,


Cfro H., N,Uct 1G.-Tho reporter for tho
A'f"Daiol J. 'tH now lp yoarl the ,g-'lip, two
mi cs A,-pys Island NJ. ic sends .lo 'dIpsirg:
TIE sRa under way At IS'i-pi.sI 70 O'Clock
iis m.rting, an lf,rped down sloqly uuu' al lt
soycn @ s,vhen teo q .ship Ac ng about iRcuty
miles stosi and r,x miles nplvo sue i,lAnl Disco
vsrci a stern wheel 4,camor run ort from tho 81
,er ~ a poin, on Abe Kentucky nhyrs and steamed
down 'ho river Pour src',s we're tlr lvn after her,
uIt to disau,e was TO rust Tor the shots T. take
eGe,h.
A'0 o,!ocS the feet rounded T. al,rn three miles
above the ISLAND. Tho C,mnod,rc ordered three
of tho mortar boats int, position.
~ taia hour, two O'Clock ia ihs afternoon, We are
wi'his range, but as yet have heard no.hing 'rou,
u . ousuy.
There appears - be 'af.e rslol rorcs on TIC
Kentucky side, and we have ylunleI ,nrtesn guns
IN position on the luGs.
a large number O, rebel transports can also Ne
seen across the low point nsar the Missouri shore,
busily engaged around the island, but what they
aru doing cannot he determined.
Tie mortar Doa,s are inomea,Arily expected 70
open iro.
We discern the much t,lkol OF floating robsl
battery a. the island
LATER.
Cairo, ~, Mrch 10 O'Clock T. M.-Tho re.
bls At Island No 10 have a very strong position
Forty sis guns have been counted.
Eight mortars ahelled the battery above the Island
day. The enemy lefs II several times bus return
I al. They only fred with i~o guns.
our shells reached the Island easily.
General Pope hSs sent dispatches t. gomynolori
FDol1, saying that his heavy guns command th,
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AniinIian In Rurap pc.

The great movement which agitatsd the
masses Of Europe in 1889, exhibiting itself in
violent outbreaks at that time, then subsiding
for while, then e-appearing in wars that have
largely changed the political relations OF the
Eastern Continent, and then again sinking into
apparent quiet, is once more on the surface
Our attention here in America has been 80
thoroughly absorbed in our own troubles that,
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Frow FCnress SIoBros.

Fortress Monroe, March l6, ria Bdidmors,
March l7.-Tne suwAnee arrived today irom Roam.
use Island On Fridsy, and HAIterNs un Saturday,
win Iuails and passengers.
The steamer Hugh jenkins arrived today from
Washington with one of Professor loves balloons.
Rough weather delays the repairs On the leIe,
grsph cable.
The Congressional Committee on Naval Affairs
and the Assitant secretsry OF Ihe Treas ny, cams
down FROM Washington this morning aud returned
t,-Hgh, ater inspecting the Monitor aud other o.
lots OF interest here
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WnshiaEton Items.

Wdshihg'en, March Il. - General Fremont
haa mad an interview with the President and the
Secretary u War. lie will press his Affairs for
prumptly EtIftitg H. his department. His stAG will
therefore be determined On q, an early day. Hb
head quarters viii be In the field. lone Shankr
o' tue II u7o Of Representative, will accJmp any
hin IS soon as / is duties wi permit
Tho Senate wla four hours in executive session
today and cnnGrmsd the following nominations for
Btia ldeI Generals Of volunteers;
M. or WIN. +. Barry, Cliel Il Artillery, attached
g. Ger. MCClGlisui's sIs NJ
Wills A. Gurman. ~ hinndsota.
Cni. Sgruy ylr, Hamilton.
Thomas l.. Prc,, meruusr % .ngItss from Mis-
stUn
NJ. or James \ Palmer, 81, C.gary.
l"r.i CDL WIN II Empry, CO. C,y..ry
Major a. drew j SnigA 5Jh Cave ry
rcrna l. P.TioN, 81 No Il.
ntc Z, QlImhy, ~ New y N.rI.
Ouub Ferry, ~ Connecticut.
HIRAM q. Berry, al Maine.
j. II. Holmes, Sc rstary q Nov Mrnaa. leaves
Wa inglon today on his rsturu - tA, Tarritlry
lie expects 10 reach there an abou, three weeks.
The RrrruLichs q tbis IA. rrlss nays tna, tie
wand 70 Ctnui,iec on he conduct u tie w.r
will soon make a report upon the rctrca, oi she
rcbols from Manassas. They expect T. exhibit ,acls
= sAo W thai the robo,s have uot numbered thirty
tauus nj men Al Manassas At suy Ume within the
set ur weeks.
Cameron does n I seem inclined T. hurry to sI
Petersburg, aud Clay, god soldier and tAorougl
hA,er ofiobeuion, r,mains Locked pp there uuiil
Cameron arrives out,
Lieut.. Greene, ot the Monitor, who took command
Eter the iuiury H. Wordou, sAys he knows he pat
Eve sots ~ 10 lhs each, right through she Merit
uRc u they get tosother again he says one or We
| other III 60 10 the bottom.
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Louisville, Ky., March 1.-THE rains Of Fri
day night caused Barren River 20 swell over H.
banks, and portion ofthe bridge over the river a
Bowling Green was carried away.
Railroad communication with Nashville is conse
quen,ly suspended FOR the present. Tie Ohio rive
Ia also rapidly rising.
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Wa,hHJ'on, March II -A An order was spsi
Ilis mu1uiug for tu- sezlra o' the printing oti is
and the arrest ihs prupri,t0rs ~ tAe WASH gton
suNpAY CuEoSIDLE ano tntir tial ~ a court nsI-
tal, luAI paper having ye'ter1ay publ mel usvs
a. m litary 0persti ms snd m yeu,enss.
lhe editor siatt that tnt nHss " ~ haldet In 10
a very lt- hour, and tre paper weIt w. press with-
Out his persona Al. sryifiun. lie expressed his
rsFret, a. a The ml.t.ry vsraor he usng sstI-
Il u that the h-rus would Mt ne repeated, she ex-
ecutua uf sic uTdr was suspended,
Attention Is % led 3 IHt order issued Esi Au-
rutt WbiUa ST.. uIuues ia iJrye.
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Iape1sBi d, ri,ios in II sprd to YaEss in
Wtsr-n.tn

H,iuonIce VIZ, March IA decision Of
4 supreme Court Of ths stsis, in relation T. the
sss-s. n'1t o. ttzss dtclKreg that AL the state
t,ztH .ved sine, 1867 ore uucous'ituk1nal by t,.-
sar ~ tie Infqusluy Of taxaI u. The Lseislatire
" take .tnmfdists Sction In the matter
Tie 80 hr the relief ~ farm mortgages IL A.so
dee i4fd T. ba rlcpr gtttuti0nh
The sun., 1862-03-18

From the Albany AEGus We obtain the fol-
lowing particular:
TIE uan e't East Albany about 10 or "a min.
us'' Ah-r Ene 1910 sATrtS ~ New York II WAS
."ur1sei OF two !nyOmo. yrs, two baggage cars,
sno 10 80 ger c'Is, and, being very nelVy, was
forced - l,N over 1t Iluuson, unu ths up express
RON New York passed Ly.
Those w-u lave usNrled ever tha roai will Pa.
member shat in the vicinity ~ Tly0. the road runs
& r a. Uut mile over sheet of water--the ties be-
ing lIid TCuss piles. As the train WIS passing over
tlls snip Of road, the two baggage cars and 4 70
pass uppr cars were thrown n tno grack, by bro-
ken raj. The locomotive passed over safely. The
baggage cars snd one Of the coAcAes, fell into the
water, ~ the right and toe other four ~ tho leh
The GAYS we're piled up one upon another. and
were ooIup.eIely broken. IL Is wonderful thai sO
few liNes we're ltss. Four OF the soldiers and one
boy were etnsr killed or drowned, and from 20 &c
20 were wounded
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Burning Of the New PEcsay,erinn Churob
Mt BinEhamptcn, NY.

Birghompnn, n. y March 1.-THE new
a. - sd u PCS yTrisn crufc1, an sd.h q .ua
crmp e'e'i sDd unrccup.d trgethe with the Old
cur, h, Wps luraed I, tue ~, und At oeI Ok Nls
t.oriaug. l. - $lG,Ot0; iusu anco $500.
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Philadelphia, March 1.-THE we'll known
publisher Of DR.. KSne's works has offered PArson
Brownlow 100000 for the copyright Of his proposed
book, giving an Aeco uni oi mis- sulerings,
The sun., 1862-03-18

Private letters from the Porter Guard tCayLryl
New York Volunteers, stationed Al Camp Stone,
PeTyviIe, Nd, state that supply of muskets has
been received for that regiment, and for the Harris
Cavalry, and that they will soon have to fAce the
enemy, as infantry soldiers, which they are un-
willing TO do they enlisted for the mounted ser
vice, and are under Ihe impression thai they can.
ret be made 70 serve ~ infAntry.
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LOCAL NEWS.
sEw IoRk AND rHE yICIzrrT.
st. Patrick's Day.

(CyaiiHued from GrSiPdge)
On the reverse were the figures OF Marshal
Maehiahcn and the Maid Of Erin, with a harp
surmounted by an agile, with the inscriptions ;
For my Country | Mourn"
"Frisniship, Uni.v and Love-
s's'.''''''''' '...'.'.. ..''....'s s..s.'.
DIVISION No. 10-This being now division
carried no banner, but turned out in impoaing
force. Their officers were; j. Raddin, Prssi-
dent j. Gillespie, Vice President; j. Dorley,
Secretary; p. Carroll, Treasurer.
THIRD DIVISION Dennis Sullivan MAI
shal Aid-Edwad Buckley.
COnnell's First Band.
IoNGsHoRKMES's UsIoS BESEyoLENr
SOCIETY.
Omen barouehe containing James Kelly, Esqi
yica PRESIDENT accompanied by MI, Mo'san Rsi
Dreelan' and Master John, Lson OF Roger DC
'raan, 1nhn * Kane. President; George Kirby, Vice
p,aSdant; Denis Sullivan, Gen Sec.i Patrick
rn~nsil Rsc. Sec; Patrick Meany, Treasurer.
Ths msmbsrs wore q handsome green and
s,oi5 re9alia, and rossttss on the right breast
| they carried handsome new banner IN the:
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AtI'npsn u BuiierwnLrts! "A Al
Of H. NJ Y. Steam B1i.rl msker =
o., ,.sii owill WI ba heli ON Tue d =
l-t, 1869 at MnzaIt Hal, 9l4 bros
., 4, n n eLciug ~ ; o',iuok. Pun
Isrtqu. .si. 10, thsrs VI Ds an o ell
Tpe leNl n a-tiuE Will be held ol
1T, nd every month AtssrNEArdi
CHAs DAVIS, Presideft. JAS.
T. tary.
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Island Number Ten is Ours.
"STILL THEY GOMEZ
ANOTHER VICTORY IN AaKlss,.

GREAT HACL or REBEL ACCOUTRE.
MENIS.
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-, -nnnIab HnIr GIors,

Fsy's spanish Hair Gloss
ari eleRan' e. emical preparation
gioWth, muI ,Anoe and h-auty
dressing the bar, keeping 10 mois
Ia psrung n Il a rich, silky Soi
beautiful lus,re, there IL nnthing
UNI ke any Of the alcohol and oil pI
a, % cents bottle, by all the prime
gilts.
The sun., 1862-03-18

ne PrsulA q the iets coniains ts .5,o.-i-z --
We have rec ive1 iotters G Az nt-p -jU -.
a. Vera Cruz Which confirm the meas Already IJ,.
The French troops Sers the hrs, n nsr-f 20 tie
interior We X ow nat On The 2Tt, ,bsy vsrs
aires ~ scroe IS leagues from Vera Cruz n5tv,.n-
stshding the hesi, ouat and lack 81 sste- which
were se seys sloug y q road ihey flwsd
ON the lst inst. Tie brigade which formc the van
Elad y the Spat .st cnntingsnt was to set ont.
Iht Gvvtrnuent Of NJ, yio. les. finely at 4 tns
COnvef,tion tnsde bets stru Ge1srs. Pam a1i nor
DOtl' do ihe Minister Ot 7, IN k"strs.
Vera Cruz, FeI ~, l-C, TIE Ssc11i R+s ads
tas awe desisnsttcl WI s-t on t'tp. roo sai
dAy aiter bu.Orrny Gen Pf'm ag g1ol.raaiofl p tis
vsf~ ano fsmI.v. vii. ikerr-'e, ttar, ". ,- rest
eve army Thrr. W !, then, ra-. % l.'a o' y
afcut $40 mstiL.4 tlp ,Led ir. - o. ,atripa tue
forts Tie bsvi htg ones move q r.ts pv.r the
Uiy. Otn't frL1l A. ops are rect-d - ar se,
~ hofn vi.t csn l9aru :, ID Ia = --rf,t ttt
they VII g1 bscE
one ptovf ~. se waal u, ma-e o. OPS - tlA
II CsttuHt h..e.ty's wa u 'srCfs. tLH Iedi'1d
ana ilGru, afrtI cIbgey iLH FIl.tl F.'t.4I4 -
mRfIiss sI4 ~. Cll.u,sra de ia ua sw4- % tAslf
- IN & HavauH, y .-.e ttess - s.- Sll go &c.
'.'rn f'iiipl H 'ne Iernsncn' sf'uy =. s,o Do
%. ngo
Upt 95th ccnna,'.,ris, srd ho I.,,. tran 81
Ia. 81 s'' tht ht.vy 'Du m ,4at,,D a o.. -.
10 attA H,rarnJs al L's.ye ell ,,s.v age =.
'"to e. 70" FL n t"e Gsu Ial Drdgf W.T. esq
o.yi.iYrs. sitn tie a'.i's s ali l.ve ...i t.a
t,Tcr l.irt7 IH' 50 at-I lsratIi.Io. H.. sud tots
HHs efng scarce, tte cate g. ia I'd ON 800.
md niue Ualn nIl copuy tus Nmu.Ihit 30 aLI
o. rpieF y al hitds q II me au,1 may rlc4 o.
Tn. toresTo icni Rpss ,n /, si,ic q Al G. ., pa
"'' va ~ ,''i's th'' 'iei7 as !uHr "'oout a.
20 ,i' ~ h .. .IHri. hi1 ~ Zoe tL' i..JWari-
" '' y are .I g iri-i 'f ~ h.'Ie . t.' ~t4.'.
.-ilitti .ui' We VI l'''l t' .'.ns hih"i W. as-t
Al' '-- h'Ai'f l'''t''g - aN l'H''. n Ps.si-
uit'"' " H. WI e'r -'hfse Inc at. " ~ 'n . hl -
','''t ~ NL'.' ','y i'.' P''-r'' .-' % = -
~ ra''t iue rri % per tn"a1d r i.e. M ,...,
D" .' ."""'.t ''He -K.l'F H Pr-au
'''s "eS'N"'''i-' 81 s'.'I~i la u q ''rt''d 'a9
4. PC
'r'EHu r.v-.
T., who're tap laIr.Ns vsgttH .l.tlsi tang
.siat. .o 60 en-. IiG.u o. Mex, ',i 1, la week,
IRt
p-'. &C.. Re, Ortr1y. pro ee -. { Stu T.lis.
n.i imI. Istr.y irrsn D. -rsutsr iI..,s v.tt.t
wtr, anuhlaft Jhp auhe ~ h H,cN.r.. W., rs-
Fl.f.ug ti.u ,ouutty'a D,.l si.I ID1'e .ltrus.~s.
ica The SiR.. ~ il -cD u.l {. Inns .,- o. eea
uur'c nluuaur aTi.s, ~, wa. = e. P,dtu Os--
zu' %. -,nr Of tle lortner, ii nj '.ry ,nnsld.
The sun., 1862-03-18

MIIIKEN's HoTKL, BosIosi hh
,,iL svrule, opposite 164 WsAhlngs
,,ya.n s,L1ol and III om1eld streets.
w. 49, ,al.,,,ly b.'sr thoroughly renovat
s..'..is,'.5i. ~" Families visiting Ihe city,
err erslly, will Fl d II spacious, W.
luiri sud central 0Ten early and
warn ed hv steam. R0ons N lst !
l. dRirgs 20 cis. per Light. by the
upwards.
Commodore MUTT, THE $50 on
Liyil HippupOtamuf, Whsla, Whist
Fsm w., Sea Lion, aud the magnifi 81
dIa0tug Immense houss At Bsrnum'
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sPRCIAR. NONRs


tFrnIieSh Ward Tho HOa. +.
will deliver the third lecture in q
mo Twentuth Ward Republican q.
4 niinynisl Hal tcorner Of 34th n.
,his Tuesday evening, March Is, 1SI
Ssl iect "Cri1 ?, CsuFe AM Cur
lou The pubic are invi ed n
zion ir-e SAMUEL SINCLAIR,
S dDe, noane, Secretary.
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"Lopk s1orau' MS L. y Society"
eve inpq no d stt1Ction but that " Merit.-
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tom Wiocbeal-r.

WincdcScr, Ia., M1rch IL. - Contrabards
conaun she Iepor; o' the destruction OF tho bridge
oycrlCciar Gre. X, and repeat shat General jack
SON has re,reated mp tteN.lley towards HArrisJurg
AL wae llio. 2, tlc outposs
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On the other side was delegation tf mem
bers Of the Socis'y ,isi ing the family Of a sick
trC.her, Wiih the motto
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EMERALD GUARD.

NITTT| 4 m UHC0Tt 10 The
PrNtl uirNT SOCIETY UNr1 ED SoSs o. FRl
John Garland. President Farrell Rsill X. vi
Precedent Stephen Duffy, Secretary; W
Scott, Recording Secretary; John Heans
1ressufof
The banner bore on its froat the figure
Washir s'on snd the Maid Of Ern, tho latt
with harp by hor side ard Young boy AZ
fec in the background view OF the oco
snd ship ling, Nth Commodore Barry
her dec. urdsrrta'h the lines
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hoading 'hs "a Division Of the Society. whit
carried a. other splendid banner, displaying ot
one side he figures Of Jackson and Lafavetts.
with shield on which were emblazonod III,
hsgr OF all naiiors, and tee clasped hands, with
toe motto. Unity In the background was
a view Of the Battery and Now York Bay,
With the insciption-
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AVer's Sarsanarilla.

Is compounded from the eectuSl antidotes that
medical science has discovered for this affecting disem-
PER- and for the of the disorders entails That it
far superior to other remedy yet devised known
by all Who have given il trial. That it does cOmbi
virtues truly extraordinary in their effect upon this class
Of complaints, is ndisputablY proven bv the great null
ttude OF publicly known and remarkable cures it has
made of the following diseases: Kings EVIL, or
Glnndulnr SWelflDgs, TumOrs, EruptLOns,
Rose st. AnthOny's Fire, salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Coughs from tubeTcuIOus de-
billty, DrOPSy, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia, IndI..
ReNtiOn, Syphilis and SypiIitic Infections.
Mercurial Diseases, Female Weaknesses,
and indeed the whole series OF complaints that arise
from mpurity of the blood Minute reports ndividu
al may be found in AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC
which is furnished to the druggists for gratuOus dstr-
some of the remarkable which it has made when
all other remedies have failed to afford relief Those
cases are purposely taken from all sections of the
try IN ORDER that every reader may have
one who speak to him of its benefits from personal
experience ScrOfua depresses the vital energies and
thus leaves its victims subject to disease and
fatal results than arc healthy constitutions Hence
tends to shorten and does greatly shorten the average
duration of human life. The vast Importance of these
remedy which is adequate to its This of
fer to the public under the name of AYERS SARsAPA
RlLLA although it is composed of ingredients of
wheh exceed the best of SdTSdpdTiHa in Alternative
power. BY its aid you may protect yourself from the
suffering and danger of these disorders Purge out the
foul corruptons that rot and lester in the blood
out the causes of disease and vigorous health will fol-
low Bv its peculiar virtues this remedy stimulates the
vital functions and thus expes the dstemperS which
lurk within the system or burst out any part oft
We know the public have been deceived by many
pounds OF Sdrsdpdrtttd, that promised much and did
nothingi but they will neither be deceived disap
pointed in this Its virtues have been proven by album
dant trial. and there remains no question of its surpass
ing excellence tor the of the affecting diseases it is
intended to reach. Although under the name, il is
very dnerent medicine from other which has been
before the people, eectual than any 9TH
er which has ever been available to them.
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meoItlnss.
THE PECULIAR

faint or Infection which we
call SCRoFULA. turks in the
constitution of multitudes
of men 1t either produces
or is produced by an en-.
feebled, vitiated state of
the blood wherein that flu
id becomes incompetent to
sustain the vital forces in
their vigorous notion, and
leaves the system to fall
into disorder and decay.
The scrofulous contamina-
tion is variously caused by
mercurial disease, low liv-
ing, disordered digestion
from unhealthy food, i'm
pure air, filth and filthy
habits, the depressing vices,
and above all, the venereai
infection. Whatever be its
origin. il is hereditary in
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II K IL l. L S
BOTANIC MEDICAL ESTABLISHENT,
No. So Main Street, worceser.

=. FEW WORDS TO YOUNG MEN.-During the prac
tce OF niteen years, Dr. Hill has contact with
Almost lnnumerable of Debility accustomed INV
ureadnl habit OF solitary self abuse. They continue
10 warn ali young men who not afflicted to avoid
it as they value their lives and TO advise ali who arc
troubled tr with the habit or its consequences where
they can be cured of such trouble and to let them know
the dire disasters resulting in the attendance of them
m tme 1t is no eXageeration to that three ourths
81 the insane owe their malady this hOrrid habit The
proprietors OF Insane Asylums cooborate the state
men ana II the victim escapes insanity docy vet he
or Sne entirely untitled for the real pleasures OF life
either In or out Of the domestic ercewth procreative
powers ruined afflicted with dstrust ever doubtful Of
ms rlehus IN TACT perfect hypochondrac what is he
nj or but to be and die Attend them at once
M you VINO are addicted to this miserable habit or it
may De 100 late, and you may go down 10 dshonured
srvS msrGiy MT to meet the God who you the pow
eas mnicn you nave made curse instead Of blessing
as they were intended There exists not in The whoe
world an object more loathsome miserable than one
thus broken in health and hopes Avoid 1t then as Won
wish for happiness and heaven.
Dr Hill practice is wholly the botanic principle
and therefore upon natural foundation.
Ofhce No 81 Main street Worcester, open from a. m
70 p M Letters (postpad will receive prompt uttcn
ton
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Washington, d. c., 1852.

Apply to associates in
New York-kICHARiJ c. ELLIOTT, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. so Nassau street.
BROOKLYN, JOSEPH NJ. PRAY, Attorney and Coun
sellor, No $40 Fulton street.
Pottsville, Pa, WIN r. SMITH, Attorney and Coun-
sellOr
New Faven-SILAs A. BRADLEY Attorney and
Counsel r, No. Streets BUILDING.
Hartford-CHARLEs q. SHUHTAS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No Hungerford's Block.
Boston-BENJAMIN DEAN, Attorney and Counsel
lor No. AZ Court street
Lowell-CHARLES NJ. WILLIAMS, Attorney and
Counsellor, No. So Cen raj street.
Waltham-ED'WD L. HALL Attorney and Counsel
lor Miller's Block.
Worcester-sTEPHEN P.TwIss, Attorney and Coun
sellor, Flagg's Block, Main street.
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pENSION, BOUNTY, BACK PAY,
Il WAR CLAIMS, AND CLAIMS FOR INDEMNITY
STEWART, STEVENS. CLARK a. CO.,
AttOrneyH aud COunselIOrs at Law,
No. $50 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington,

This firm, having thorough knowledge of the Pension
business and being familiar with the practice in all the
Departments Of government, believe that they ST
ford greater facilities to Pensions, Bounty and other
Claimants for the prompt and successful accomplish
met OF business entrusted to them than other firm
In Washineton. They design to such amount
of this business will enable them the bust
ness for each claimant VERY CIIEAPLY, and on the
basis of our pay CONTINGENT UPON OUR SUCCESS
IN EACH CASE For this purpose they will secure the
services of LAW FIRM in each prominent locality
throughout the States where such business had
furnish such with all the necessary blank form appli
cation and evidence and also requisite printed pamphlet
instructions and upon the due execution the papers
and transmission of the same to us from our Local
agents. they Will promptly perform the business here
Their charges will be se5-TEN DOLLARS FOX OF
FICERS and E1F- FIVE DOLLARS FOR PRIVATES
for each PENSION, or BOUNTY and BACK PAY OBJ
tanned, and ten per cent. on amount of CLAIMS FOR
MILITARY SUPPLIES, or CLAIMS FOR IDEMNITY
Soldiers enlisted since the LIST day Of March 1861
in any kind of service, MILITARY or NAVAL who are
disabled by disease wounds. entitled to Pensions
All Soldiers who serve for two years. during the war
should it soon close, will be entitled to 800 Bounty
there be widow then the children then the ia
ther mother brothers sisters entitled as above
JOSEPH B. STEWART,
II, L. STEVENS,
EDWARD CLARK,
o. A STEVENS,
W. E. GAYLORD