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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-04

This rcoup,rsbta excellent preparation for the Res
ioratioa ct Gray Hair 70 t original color. preserve
Hair from falling out aui badness sale
AZ Humphrey Browns in this city The evidence that
Ills Restorative i. hGnbug i: co1cu.ivc Testimonies
that ec may be t5uat il almost every paper il The
country.N
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-04

NcssEs HTSsr ?. Wrts0y L Co: deem Mrs Will
sons Hair R-gel=ratnr Hair Dressing the standard
articles & hair PREPARATIONS. have, il many in
.:s-ces. k-c=r t-e-n :h- hair vbe-- il had
fallen ~ tsatr the hair it: orizazi
c1o-. erti--,y he 1o<t paln1! keilch9s-a1d in
some jas-al.cs serious hurl3r. Personally hare
been sa.r-- n s:v--rl ot these hereils.
Ksy. HENRY HILL, Manchester, y. g.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-04

Tier seem: 70 be 10 =rc-se 3- thin er cray Hair
hat til e=-o-'et =.-E:-eeI's Gr <-5
:11stirc c.l le l24.i'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-04
NGSFFATS
LIE PILLS AND PHOENIX BTTTERS,

~: E>s tEDlC ~ - have how been te IRE ihs gsb-
lIc or period oi thirty yeaIs. and during tia. gfra
tsYc raa nfasd high character auust every lart
Ct the gl3-e 'cr tkeir X-'sordi"srv aud ,Ir,= te
tower Of retotrns re-ect health TO persons sl--ias
tDC-' -rlF -t--E 4rt Gs-s-e l. '.hch human Ees
iiar.-
!A. tnijov:s- are arioa- t-- distressing ysr:.y ..
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FPOM SAN FRANCISCO.

s.. Fsaxcisco. Cal. Wednesday May II. 1861?
The tina. OF Judge Hardy Of the XVIII tnited
States District Court ended to-day before the State
Senate. he was convicted, ~ two-tnirds maJoiiiy
IrequiIed by tie Confuloi'V", Oh "iSi'!a"y 10 TIE
Government il tutoring sed.ions ianei"ge.
resolution, e.pclimg Boo .iou' "'' oiire' VS.
passed BY a vote of u 10 Ii.
The variou. Other clal... a,e;.a him. eurb NJ
corruption in cf;ce, d,nrlOnrr4 g., W." nDt 'o'-
tanned, aithough ia sone ossoa $40 ghionN ""'
against bin.
IQs els'gs u mse2adg.. y tle .sisi Vi SlSse
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TRIUMPH or FREE HOMES.


fT. following letter though written Tor one only contains
npeL thai &. q widest in.-res:l
HorsH ~ RrqRgsr,r.iisEt Msy Is. i16,.
DEAR 49,: ! lave just slgEet the enrolled
copy of the Homestead Act, which viii be
Law 20 soon as the signature, Of the Presijest of
the Seuste. aud that OF the President of the Cni-
ted 5. atcs. are attached. Tho long struggle Tor
Land for the Land,ess is nt last contaminated.
Ten Years ago the 18th OF TIL. month, the
frat Homestead bill passed the House; and 1t
has beer steadily pressed upon tie attention OF
Cougress ever since. Its friends are more ill.,
deb.ed for success 10 Tie unwayering support
given it by TIE TRIBUNE than TO augbt else
The bill passed is a complete Homestead
Act. The following is a synopsis Of its pro-
visions:
IN the lands owned by the Government are
open to settlement under II in quantities not
exceeding 100 acres to each person.
Any person WHO is citizen OF the United
States or has declared intention 10 become
sucb, who is II years old, or the head Of a
family, or las served in the military or naval
service Of the country during this Rebellion,
can make the entry on payment OF Ten dollars,
and The Tees Of the Register and Receiver OF
the Land Office. That is all the settler has
to pay at any time.
The act takes efec. the lsl Of January next,
and requires residence and cultivation Of
five years to perfect the title.
Any person can enter, under this act, land
on which be- has presumption claim.
This Congress is redoemiug in good faith oil
ts pledges to tie People. What you said of it u
few days sgo was emincntly just. Ii may
seem TO the country 10 move slowly, but no
Congress- before it has, in the same time, ac-
compllshcd SO much, for the future greatness
and glory OF the Republic.
The National Capital Free forever.
Slavery forever prohibited in all Territories.
The Pablo Domain set apart and conse-
Grated in Free Homes and Free Mon.
The Pacific Railroad authorized
The Policy OF gradual emancipation inaug,I-
rated; beside war measures.
You're TINY A. GROW.
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RETURN OF TIE n. Y. FIRE ZOUAvES.

KE DHN OF TIE II. I. tlRE ZOuAN IS.
The L. S. transport Blackstone, Capt. Barstow,
from Newport News 30 hours, arrived Yesterday
morning with 503 officers and men of the llth ~ Y.
S. V. Fire Iouaves), who came home 10 be mustered
out. The following are the officers: Capt. lIaea-
dora, Lieutenants Mcfarland. Waugh, Henry,
Magcary, Co,hrane, Powers, Ward, Donaldson,
Bennett, Reynolds, Brown, Goodwin, kibbey aud
Berry.
Tie Captain and mate speak in tie highest terms
OF tie good behavior of the Zouavee, aud give
them the compliment OF paying more attention to
personal cleanliness than any tfOois they lave seen
Many OF these men SAW service at Bull Run, and the
reason. assigned by them for ticir being mustered
ont OF service are that iheir Colonel belongs to te
Regular Amy and desire to rejoin ia reg eni, aud
thelr services were 10 longer needed at Newport
News. The men went to their several homes, and
viii ~ mustered out of service tomorrow. Just IL
the Blackstone leaving Newport New, CAPT.
Care, the commander OF TIE iee--embracing the
Suequehanna, tue Seminole, the Mchican. &c.--c-me
on board and pressed the plot Of the bhcks,ouc
INTO the Government service. IL IN d he hAd three
hours wOra fOT Inn.
Eight dead codes from the lost ship Cumberland
have ton fOlud within - ieN days.
Tue Blackstone is a fist boat. She leaves with n
cargo for New0fleans on fIiliy OF Saturday o. TIM
week.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

Twenty soldiers started for their homes IN New
England lasi evening from HE Relief Rooms, Oh
Broadway.
Doctor Stone of Walpoe, Massachusetts,. whose
illness was caused by lis UNITING devotion to the
welfare OF his men left this city on the cars last
eveniuc In tle care of his faithful nur-e.
Henry Martin of Company ii, ID Vermont who
yvas IN the battle AT Dranesvile, Virginia, arrived at
,he Park barracks last evening. Two Of his iiDgers
were shot away from his right hand.
There is need Of more help .' lie Hospital on Bed
loc'a Island; surely the simple announcement Of the
l,t viii be snicient 10 s1curr tie needed service.
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EROM NEW-MEXICO.

KANSAS CITY, Monday, May 10, 1862
The Santa re mail, with dates 10 the ID, has ar
rived. The Texans, while retreating, met body OF
800 OF their men, under Col. Steele, at Adobe Wall,
but the whole force continued to retreat. The lat
Regiment of Colorado Volunteers, with the regulars,
are at Fort Craig. under command of COL Paul
Gen. Candy and Gov. Connolly are at Santa Fe.
Owing to scarcity Of provisions, large quantities
of which destroy ed TO prevent their falling into
tie Lands of the enemy, troops have been placed
on less than half rations being limited eight ounces
per day.
One hundred and twenty Texan prisoners were
passed On the road TO Fort Larned.
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Terry, for killing Senator Broderek, failed by tie
vote. Judge Hardy was the Judge before whom
Terry was acquitted
The Legislature adjourned sine die to-day, ard
Sacramento becomes the State capital again.
Aniyed-ship Kate Hooper, EewYorki Astehon ditto
Josiah l.. Hale. ditto
S.iied-sbip lyanhoe, Callao.
San FKAycisco, Friday, May l6. 1862
Saled-Steamer Golden Age for Psbana, with 20 passed
gers sd aOoo0 in for New-fok and s22ocpo
Euessd. m ,seo
SAY FRANCISCO Thursdsy. May Is 100?
huyed-Sbps Belle ftLe Sea from New YORK Merceies'
Hong Kong Scholarship Albetile Calso.
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Alilitarn Notlfes.
SURGEON. GEyrKAL's OyvIcs,

W,snysroy May TO- 1856?
An Army Medical Board will asse noe In W sss'nS
ton - T. ON the ist June fo the exahaa,on o -
pi,an for admission the Medical Corps OF tn aimy'
IL sdd'ion ,e Ordinary requirements OF NOR
-acsl aid surgical knowledge god scadsnic
AID ,,ul hyscsl condition the applicants muss De isss
vii ia. principles Of hysiene aad Ihe condo. neTessy
g. The hes.h Of the troops IN h0'piA'' 'AA'F' ~
port, ,,...a IN tho Secr,tsry of wsr
49,, must state the residencs OF the
and tss date and place Of his birth They must ~
rsfsr nc-s will receve no sttenion by re.
% his possessing the moral and physical
l.o, REQUISITE for filing credtsoly the responsible
mud for performing ably the srduoas and sctvs dudes
80, ot,icrr OF the Ne dicai stall .
n,.n,s must between twenty and twenty sighA
year, OF s.e - .....-- 49,
examinations, they indispensable prerequisites
merit; bat those who approved aud receive
snuoin tmens will 10 ened to transportation obeytng
their hrs order
There are now. aud will occur several vacancies In
the Medical Stan.
Floating Hospitals for tine Wounded ut The
Siege Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ot Bedding Drosslnsa
Delicate food. Wine, &C, teceiveds
No. 40 COOPER UNION Third avenue.
o'''''''' " SEoad2 I. STRONG. Nc. GO w.r~.
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AEEIyAL OF A TRur Usioy hAn RON MEXICO
Mr.. joseph trszer, "ho came passenger in the Mex
lean schooner Zero Colorado from Tampico, which
arrived at this port last night is the gentleman who
80 kindly assisted our soldiers that went from Texas
70 Tsmpco a, the tine when the traitor Gen. Twiggs
deserted the old flag. Mr. Frazer supplied several OF
Lem WIN FUNDS from hs own pocket by which 10
procure their passage to the United States.
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Mercantile Library Association.

Mercantile Library Association.
REGULAR NOMINATIoNs.
large and snthu'stc meeting Of the uembes; hs1a
fo%"s Ie x.s Sn.Smoay ard We hsy
present the for the cordial support Of every member -
'n0' she welfare and pT p r, Of the Li'''''
cHAnLES osqoop.
with J. 4 NJ Smith Co.
For Vce. President,
HARVEY II. WOODS.
with the Secondsyenue Railroad Company.
THxDDECS v. TABER
with James Morrison * Go.
js AZ F:SI r. p PE ass!f1
with Young S;hults L Ca.
ALEXANDER HIND
with Robert Slinuon 4 Co.
For Directors:
ROYAL PHELPS WILBUR with Maitland, Phelps / c.
AARON c. ALIEN, with Dsrks d u Hattoa'
ANTON 4. RAVEN, With Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co
A. 3. vALENTINE with Ronaout and XII ss.on Trans Ca.
NM II MARv y, iii win smyts, sp,ssas Coos
Your respectfully.
ROWLISD ii TIMPsoN.
ISAAC H. BAILEY,
w VILLA III IL HWNiicKHAM.
JOSEPH BLACK.
GEORGE C. WOOD.
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The friend. and uSpcers Of the aooys c.es s.r
2Hh int CHAS. r. ALLEN.
Ian, VI INV S,crctarv ChsirmAn.
Mercantile Library AssOrinti9n.
REGULAR NOJiSStiOhS FOX lDt2
For President
CHARLES II. SWORDS
with Alex; r. stewar. 4 Co
For vic- President.
JOSEPH II. LECOUR,
with c. Heyioeker
For Corresponding recretMy,
GEORGE L. LANDON.
with metropolitan Bank.
For Recording Secretary,
JAMES W. EDWARDS.
with Hill, Ii9en. Bd,ck-rhod PhidcA
For Treasurer.
SAMUEL j. HARRfOT.
with Merchants and n snufsctuIers Bank
FOB DIRECTORS
JAMES PETRIE. wi }. * fens 20.
SAMUEL w. HARMED, with U. >. Warehouse.
CHAS A. BRIGGS. IT,. with Bliss & Wheeock
r.. c. DEDEkER with New York Fire aud Marine InGass
Company.
PETER STEVENSON. with NJ. Armstrong Il Sons.
A JUDSON STONE with ~ T. James Go.
HENRY EVESSOS j., with Sackett. Becher Co
w. y. 4. CHAPMAN Chsn Nom. Con.
FR,S2 w. SHEPARD, Secretary:
HENRY r. PRALL, ETHAN ALLEN
r. 4 BACUIA GEORGE PECkHAM.
w T. FARNHAM. FREbERlGk WHITE.
JOHN I. ROLLINS, ROBERr ): LION
ELISHA I. JENKINS, THOMAS j BA1AUys
+. W. GALLATri. EDV H.. MObiNEUA.
Friend, Of the ABOVE ticket viii meet at Wright. fo0
formerly Thofpsl No. 75 Broadway corner 9Th st. eve2
evening.
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6perlal Notlces.
Relief for Troy.

The underisned Committee 10 ecsse donations oil pty
c'd al so collect Subscriptions FOR the sn"ei'fs oy
tlfr rau-. that the, De made to- either OF the L n'
- it.~ - 10 T. WILLIAMS cd, President Of the Metro
PO''''- 4. A. STEWART. Broil~ay cor Chlmbsr'st
Juits i pIfLNf. 30 so Broadway
s. & Cbt1'iE DIN No 80 ErondF Az
z O.. .iUtii CrhuDcIsst cor of"cn"ieh"
WILSON g. 90 NJ, No 80 Par. place
kim, County Republican General Con'
,,ittr,.Au sdilu hsd Merfi'g Of thG hings l'u'Y -
n,rsn t,.e,i t0uiI,tfce 81 :, rta 4 ~ 70 ~ IL
o. al o O'Clock - a., oon,p, p.. fis..
~ l. IuuIKLL Sscrrtxn,
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r. trrFrPIrD SuicfDE.-An Insane mnn nlmod u.
,. . ,..,s.ut of New. YORK attempted suicide sun
.. o.. f. Z hoo m one II thr HDutourucsi Ery.Doa's
OH. l'I ly ne police Of t1 i't" r'"''- Sh' '
clit 1. tau l.rluuiad by h.i i'isnd'
ttv...t AufunrR-A woman named Ann Cook
,. o. e,,- res,er4sy for viorbt Assault committed uP'
Der .t-l The parties re,ii' Ia North ihd ,lIert ana
'i. .... 4 a ru,rfel the struck her husband
vnisaf ..s. OF she mead with snsL TIE iJuTrd no, "a
eop.l the Uosh a. aid M'' Cook Wa ar-'7i 'n' n''
VsssssG
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AsYuAL CoHFYHLScE or TnE AFRICAN N. f..
CnsatcH. Yesterday the annual Conference Of min
listers of tie African Methodist Episcopal Church
NE, ia Zion Church corner OF Church and Leonard
streets. Some of the leading eolored ministers,
members Of that denomination, were present. The
bu, lness transacted yesterday mostly Of rou-
tine character. The Conference viii be in session
throughout the week
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Fire ut n:alO.

BuFFALo y. Y. Monday May 10. 1852
A fire last night destroyed the old white lead fac
tory OF Thompson & Co., which was uninsured;
also, tie building formerly known as the Marine
Hospital, together with several wooden buildings
adjoining. The ire was probably the work Of al in.
cendiary. Loss $500. mostly insured.
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Conversational Election.

CHICAGO, Monday, May 49, ss2
Returni official and unofficial, of the special cleo
ton in the Ixth District, for Member Of Congress
10 succeed Gen. Logan, give Isham G.. Hayuis 81
plurality.
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S-l-l-DU-A.
DRAKWs PLANTATION EIrrRRs
They purify. sirens 'h-u. aud inyisoriie.
Th-r cfe-fe healthy spprti's
Jh-s o lntidn'e 10 chAng. Of water and diet.
Th- overcome ELECTS # 1i-.ilaiiol and late hours
They Strengthen the rya'cn ana eniiver the mind.
Trtf prey uut nj isnpst, sbe Intermittent frfo's
lles pIr!J fhc breath AMI scitty % the s.onech.
The, rufe d. %. ~ sii aud Constipation.
Thee cure Iil' nrI (hoett, sld rhoi "a Ncfbus
They cpfr Liver C0mnisilt and Nefvors Hesi,chs.
They . 10 bot titrs IL 90. weld They g.lkc the
weak man sfoUg ard exhausted natures great fcoier
T.y 90. made pare II tios Enr The eDfard Casly
Ess ,1d Hebs and tlsu with te plessure 81
h..rIage without Tesard y time o. Day Particularly
recommended 70 Gecl.e elsoD gentle iinniant
Sod y ell Grac-s Dmstists Hoi-s. add 5a.oons L IL
Ia .hE Z Co. No. pa Broadway. Ncw-l ork.
HTRRING's PATENT CHAMPION FiRE-iHOOF
S.fr to most reliable security f-o1 Ere nos known
KisG- IhsLpioa b4f.la Proof SAFE, with Herring auG
tltya. Pairnt Cr sgaliikst lron'-tne only metal
which carLot 10 drilled. .tEHaisg l. Co.,
10 ~ Broadway, COT iioI.sy IT., New York
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A.. A. 4, A.. A. A. A. A. A.
HiIERATORS. - so
EEFNlGEKsrORS - to $40
REFEiOERAiGRs, Si5 to tsS
DYsT PHILADELPHIA HhFRiGFRhTORs
G ,OL PHILADELPHIA ktFBl0tHAIORs.
YEBhtS PHlitDELPlifA NEiHlBERArORs.
Dtf PIT tADrEruIA HErEibF AfDKS, -
kNCr LSlDR PHILADELPHIA RfFlIGFRATONs
COSII Entail PHILADELPHIA REFRl1ERAfoks.
1909 luLADELPHfA kEFElt orators,
Of thr hue-t ninufrturca n ALEX DELMARs Dohen 10y
krtr 'i.I-ei .-lug sioc, NJ. = Hr'ad"') he-. o'u
The Be-tuad Cheup pest Place % got good bOoi''
QAl FRS, ans 'uu nicf = . DtS Is at ,,u-s
WATAln, ,. nos ia tul.sas o. snS s'I os'aa"Sy'
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| Peoples FREQ Lectures--sIxrEENTH WARD
sTEwAST q will
WEDNESDAY EVENING q, ,Ist inst, al O'Clock
$. LAsAR Chairman of Committee on Lectures.
Mr.. George vandcnboiI, assisted by Mrs. q.
E Ind DcREAs MsssS .aS as
sIo1s lt With the S;n.st Aan Dodworts'. Hall. No
s(s Brosdwsy' on TUESDAY EVENING, 2ith int Tict.t
80 cents. Reading commences at O'CLOCK
second Lecture az the Course for the Beneh,
ish Ak Rev H. sGU II D. D. w deliver s.
on Incidents Of Oriental Trays' on llL.SDAG ~ En-
NO. May ~ at oeoos 3. Dodworn h . S .. U
70 be hai Vt aid h No. s3 Broaa"sy; IA >; Ntowens
No. co. Bro -dwsy; Beer Sci'mers no .e bfoad"ny
Scbai-phcrxN ui,s No 16g broadway; Church BOOK De-
p,stoy No Broadway; n Y Bible aud Common risye'
book Society 10 Cooper Institute aud OF L. r. FRANK
MoSTAGNiE W1Rp' 10 100 wTli,mst-,
PHILIP PRifcIARD; No % Btoad"sy' O0"ini'es'
ROBERT WALLER, No. % Ceias-st,
Columbia College Law school. = Th: cqa GA.
sch,o OF Coumbis Col egg wi take llce on hDNhSDa
i.,ocs socs.y corner r Of i Gi and ad.v
The of Bachelor of Laws will be conferred upon me
members Of the Gradaa'ins Cas- The asnua p%e WIN %
Kirkland. Beui,mn w. bonney, aud Benjamin D. sbhman'
The customary address before the Alumni will be delivered
by j. H. b. Dwight, eq of the Glass of 1891 md Valedic-
tory Ofton ~ Sir edward Darlington Of ne ca;. Of lss
Alexander W. BsGdfIrd, esq.
Members Of the Ber aud the public generally respect
fully invited TO attend CHARLES KING. LID,
Prest. Of Columbia College
The Committee on Roads OF tire Board Of
Counc:ln,en viii NEE, on THURSDAY May u, at Room
| No. >, City Hall. al 9. m.
The following subject. will be- considered;
Regulating bud grsdin, ll0ti st., from 9th to |hsyt
Lsyin, N repairing sicew4lkss
~ ". corner OF 51thst a1d 9Th sy.
9TH Az, from 54h 10 6ith IT,.
32i.st. from 9Th to 5ih avs;
Il8,h-st tom lst.ay. to Avenue
46h.s. norh side from sth to 6th-ast,
10th 81, from Lex1gtol av. 70 4h'sv;
Lexirgton-av bc'w-~n fnth aud us ct
LAYING cura lai gutter and Asssas Sidcw alks. at
a0h-s.. from 81 10 tt'sy.;
elth st.. from "a 10 4th sy..
gtitt, from ith to JtneI
Repsirii curb aud gutter At
51d.s,., FROM Ssh 20 lothsv,
12G,h..t fra1 2day Ia Harlow River
LAWN rros.waks a. intersection OF 41dsS snt 2dsv
i-erscc'ion Of 3lsv with 5o'h STD
5sth ssth 6ta o.t SD 18Th 79h 8ch els I'D sih Goth
and soth-sts. JONAliAN !. ~ On
corn illus DESMOND,
GEORGE ROSS.
Comnittee Roads.
l. la Fourth Anniversary Of the
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PEAEL NOTIFIED SOAP - TIE BEST
aud lo,t economical laundry srd family use. being
ca.ry adapted of flannel. and all liGds Of wooden goods
Manufactured aud .or lie by r. MoRGAss soNi No. ali
W'a.hi,r,on-st ard No. so We.,-st.
Ais, FAxiLy, Pam s9J No. Soaps.
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C,r.HEu.-DR. GooDNEs CAThRRn
AKsSgEs ID.

I--On MoIday. hsy ~ 81 the resi-
d.fc- f'l. t.itts t.fsis by die Rev Root r. booth
So Lss =. ifenld 90 Me. l4i1zi .i'sh bOih u hi'
city.
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THE ORlc,x,L HOWE SEWING MACHINES

Recently introve a1d perfected hc kias Of needles. no
missing ..ces; tToube H. dcir: kind on work Low
ever light or hesyr chr. cloth. es'hcr on The -lnr
machine Serd descriptive Catalogue AasSrs WAITED
Adttr,s Ihk iiowF SkwfsG hsCHiNE.,
No. .5s broais az New York
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Clothing.

Clothing.
have lust completed my entire soes OF SPkiNu sna
SUMMER CLOTHING not surpassed In this city In the wy
OF an assortment taste. aud STYLE The CHlLDRtNS snd
FURNISHING DEPARTMENT. not equaled ALL viii b
sold az extremely low prices. Plesse Call f. q. BALD
WIN Nos. 70 aud y Bovory.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
me RUMORED EUROPEAN INTERVENTION.
The Excursion of Sec. Seward and Party.

INTERESTING REPORT OF THEIR Reconnaissance
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Highly important TO Both Sexes, Married or
single. in Heath or pisease;IpL LAkM ". N.
Guide 0,h od ion 49, page. oi Anaoucal ,lus;ritons
upon Mental erd Eeryou. Debility Lo's Of Memory Inca
..nc, Affection, OF the 81 adder iaeys GsntoUrinay
Disss. Tesknessr, sni h-r Con-eguences. Latest he
.eaohe, Ply ioogy. European hosPal fraco- Oasc
their cpes and speeches the Authors aneqdaed Par' and
London rre1tmant, &c.
All who would avoid unsuccessful and b,'bson' ue,men'
with Mercury Copabis injections Cen''rrs;ion. ouaot
Specifics. Arcoe. lnssromens 1c should purchase rms
original wora, Tor ~ OF 4. WARNER. No v,.eys, :
ROSS TOUsEY. No lai Nss-aust; or the DOCTOR,
No. 6s3 Broadway tup stsirs) Newfork from a. m to
w ooueu, with Oh.r paper. In Recommending Dr. Lar
mont and hi, work "lCuue de- Flats Unis, German Die
Keform patch Stats Zeitun. National Democrat Atlas
Medical Review &C
DR.. Kennedy, Proprietor Of KENNEDYs MEDICAL
DISCOVERY viii be at his Office DodworIhs Bulldog,
80 Broadway, opposite lltst May h. 49, IL, 10 20 81
All that are troubled with SCROFULA requested to
All tina, ar, troubled with sALTRHEUM requested to
Ill ,ha, are troubled with ERYsIPELhs requested to
All tba. are troubled with CANKER are requested to call
All tha, are troubled with NURSING SOkE MoUrd are
I ,b,t ,e troubled with sCALD HEAD are requested to
An that are troubled with RINGwoRM requested to
'' An that are troub.i with HUaORs IN THE EYES and
FILM GROWN OVER THE SIGHT are requested 10 csl:
All that a,o tIoubi.d w.eh 5CALf EAUPtIoNS Oh TIE
An liza. are tsoobIed With BOlLs reqre..ed 20 cal.
All that are troub ed with kuNhiN0 OF TIE EARS are
IA that are troubled with FEVER SORES requested
call '' ,,. 90, .,,,,,
an ,ssi are trSub.d with ULCERATED SORE LEGS are
Si tta, are troubled with SWELLING OF THE JOINTS
f.om INFLAMMArORY RHEUMATISM are requested to
pesc, cure Is warranted in every case except when tho
bone. are dl.edsed. Advice IN ali cases grsils.
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Boys CLOTHING
ROGERS AND RAINoED's.
Tar fgATuKBs OF TIE SgAsOy

RogfRs AND R,YxoSD's NRw SrYLgs FOR Bors,
lnoudin. attractive fsshon In SPRING SACKS the
hndsore. novelty c; it. kiad brought out School
SUITS Of Superior Cu. and Finish beautiful DGEss SUITS
and ell at prices reduced below the market level.
Stores Nos. 49, l23 i25 Fulton and No 2i4 Broadway
A SIGNIFICANT NEIDICT.-it is the verdict OF
nsj,ri,s q f,shonabe. hi. tina. KSoxs ne"
HAT Toy Gents l. the hrnd-omes Spring style yet
ducci 30 tas city Consequently IA great demand It No
22 B1ollway who're It dispute. the pain. with the eessn;
McCLRLIAg CAr"
WHEELER * WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINES
t. See the rrAtnpK Price Is cents
f,ri.. No 80, HToafwsy.
ae.ncies throughout the county
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B1tsoR,l .nd E.,o G.irTrs Boys sad Ncutas ts BAL
voRtt HOYTs. Co.,. lilo Suo4. 49, .ls I'D SLIPPERS
READER, you can have ~ enduring, always
.siy rr1 Notable Com Pes. oSscy sdeP'ed to your hand
sid yl. q writ D.. which will your writing vastly cheap
- ,ro p~ns n you wanit see the Pen Il A'isn'i-'
tt4a the s,s.id" an another column
CATANR .--DR. COODAiEs CAT tRRh
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1914 s no ts l1t~aY. ord learn f. tic trH to" ~hni
g.t.fra here u Dee. c. nd al aD0a' a. l.icc, -
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