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LA DIES GAbTEEs nao,.

llttle glove stlrS up my heart as tides s+i. AN
snoW-Whlte muslin, when it fits, makes up M N
notion 'A'S Nnanyacrn
al sorts of lady fxins thrill nv FEELINGS
oo' l'siie female galter boots are death an1 l'A
And just to put you on your guard
iii give you, short and brief
small hotel experience
Which filled my heart with grief
Last summer, at the Pavilion I,oto,
stopped a week or more
And marked two boot ees,, ovo,x
Before my neighbours door:
Two boots with patent leathert;rs
Two boots which seemed to saw
" An angel trots around in u.s.,
They stole my heart away.
And often in my nightly dreams
They swept before my face.
lady growing out of them
AS flowers grow from a vase.
But All! one morn saw sight
Which struck me like stone
Some other name was on the book
Those boots were not alone.
great tall pair of other boots
Was standing by their side
AND OFT they walked one afternoon
And with them walked-a bride
Ladies, comment is unnecessary:
Those Cater Boots came from
j. C, Page
Where can be found at all times a large asso,,m,.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Bot
and Shoes of the latest French Imported Work.
Also, of our own manufacture
Ladies and Gents Balmoral Boots (nAv civil,
Misses and Chidren's
Boys and Youths
Also the celebrated UNION BOOT, and in facts
general assortmento of
Boys and Mems Boots and Shoes
Thick and Thin.
We are the sole manufacturers on
Plumer's Cele brated Patent Last
CUSTOM BOOTS MADE TO FIT.
We can't be beat in Style, Quality or Prices
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
SHOES AND RUBBER
for the Trade at the LOWEST PRICES, as ususl
H1- l. A E CALL.
J. G. PAGE,
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American 4 Foreign Patent
r. Fl. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF P.4TEN7S,

Late Agent of U. s Patent Office, Washington, unit!
the Act of 1885,,
&c State street, opposite Kilby ST., Boston
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GARDENERS
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

certain and permanent cure for rheumatism ned,a
a pin and Salt Rheum. 1t is an lnterna Ieileu
nc ont and entirely Graduating the disease 1eu'is
no change in diet OF business, and may De laken ny
children and persons of the most delicate CONSTITUTIONS
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-04-30
DR. SWEEPS
lnfallible Liniment.
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY,


GREAT EXTERNAL RENEEDN.
BAGO, STIFF NECK AND JOINTS, sPRAINs.
sRu H ICY, CUTS AND WOUNDS, PILES,
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all Of which it is speedy certain remedy and
never fails This Linment is prepared from the recipe
setter and has been used in his practice for more than
twenty years with the most astonishing success
AS AN hat or OF rAN it is unryaed by
hca may be convinced by a single trial.
ms Ln'ment will cure rapidly and radically ,Rheu-
cases where it has been used has been known to
every case, however DIST essing
1t Will relieve the worst of eaa che in three
minutes and is warrants d to do it.
looTHACHE also will it cure Instantly.
For Nervous Debility and general Lassi-
tude, arising from impruaence excess this Lniment
most happy and untaling reEledy Acting directly
upon the nervous tissues it strengthens and revivies
the system and restores it to elasticity and vigor
- toz FILES, AS an external remedy, cla that
JUS the BESl Known, and we challenge the world 10
produce an equal Every victim of this distressing com
plant should give it trial. for will not not fail to
effect RADICAL cure. W."
QUlNSY AND SORE THROAT are sometimes ex.
tremey malignant and dangerous but timely appica
ton vt this LiDment will never fail to cure
SPRAINS are sometimes very Obstinate and en,oroe-
ment OF the joints is liable to neglected The
worst case may be conquered by this Linment in twoor
oI BRHIsES, CUTS, WOUNDS, SORES, ULCERS,
bURNS AND SCALDS. yield readily to tie wonderful
heaing properties CT DR. SWEEPS INFALLIHLE
NH when used according to directions Also
CCHtliLBLAlNS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND STINGS. ~
Every Horse Owner
should have this remedy at hand for its timely use at
inc nrst appearance Of Lameness will eectuay prevent
those formidable Diseases to which all horses are liable
ana which render so many otherwise valuable horses
Oyer four hundred voluntary testimonials to the won
uerle curative properties of this Liniment have been
received within the last two years, and many of them
rom persons i'll the his hest anxs of lite.
GA UTI ON.
To avoid impositicn observe the SIGNATURE and r;l
hess OF VI. stephen Sweet every label, and also
,olepnen weet's lntalble Lnimentn blown in the
RSss Oh each bottle without which none are genuine
Rich ardsOn g. Co.
Sole Proprietors, Norwich Ct
For sale by FRED f. SMITH, Montpelier, Genera,
49, , ,iion'' anu ny all dealers Apr-y]
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCI ~. 1902.


Our latest European files rctcvate the news
that not only Paris, hut all France, Of which that
great city is the head as well as the centre and
heart, &, once more politically asitat0l by the
emotion, of the recent stormy debate in tho As
semi w. From other than French sources, We
learn that this agitation cNtculs, in some d,-
gree, throughout Europe and that a conference
# the Great Powers is suggested, preparatory
to dc,i-.u: SOME means ly which to stem the
rising lool ot Liberalism. All this looks omi-
nous enough for he peace Of the Continent, lui
We AZ s1 accustomed to the checks AMI hnlsnrc.
Of diplomacy n these latter days, that We may
reasonably hesitate 60 rcyo.ui1c the threat
cnel c1ncly'w in the quarter to which all
cycs ure seemingly directed II is rt
from the popular mt ,,s we suy.riy
opine, that imm lia'c action IS To hr expected.
although Austrian authority rrctou'' to drte, Q
iu tic Crook revolt and GNrm,lw's demon
trt'iuus at Coma th' signs OF uu impending
general movement against her and her allies
We uro rather inclined to suspect that the
French government, feeling /, elf thoroughly cu-
tangled by thu Roman question, v'uN gladly
hail any mere threat of danger elsewhere thai
Wou'l absorb the attention Of Europe AMI cu-
able tito cNt,icuo itself respectable from thi,
Formidable cui-.L -,u-, or "hliuI-,llcy" or drlo-
macy.
TIE Roman question is the ni;l'-m,re Of lib
crnl France. The presence Of her tru,p. at
Rome gals the whole Italian people, AMI vet
procurcs for the Emperor no exemption from lhc
ulfu,o ,r tho ultrutuputuui.t- SlpulI "A,
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Miscellaneous.

GES. DAVIS, Of New York, has heon assigned
to du'y in Gen. HaIloc>s department.
\ rErTroN for the speedy investigation Of tie
charges against General Stone il receiving nu-
mrroue -iguJturcs In Boston.
Tu- is nothing the rohol. dread more than
th't lr sam should "put his Foote into
l,lud 30. 10.
IHE Indian attrocltio' instgatcd hv tho rebels
has raised burning feeling Of indignation
throughout tho West, which will lead TO ter
rlble revenge.
TIM California Legislature has passed resolu-
tons requesting the Governor 10 telegraph To the
President and ask ii the condition Of foreign
affairs would render 1t advisable for that state TO
tOrtiiy her harbOrs.
REPRESENTATIVES, Washburne, Holman. Dawes
and Fenton Of the Government Contract lnyes-
tigating Committee, have returned 10 Washing
ton, after an absence Of three weeks In the West
and Northwest.
MIR. IHURLOw WEED writes that he has been
assured by several Manchester men that no mat
ter how badly they wanted cotton they would
not seek II at the expense Of the hlocAade till
| alter reasonable time had been allowed for the
suppression Of the rebellion, OF 50 long IN We
really endeayoTed to put down slavery.
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l's high jluks indeed, with Miss Harriet Mar
tincau She vows she'll not write another line
folks dpl'ul treat her folks according 10 Guntrr
ou the Mason and Slilcll matter Just to think
oi it--the OLD lady seems to think John Bull has
a right to steal our nifgers aul rrbrl. too, and
never hc called to account for it, We heartily
wirh he had them all ON his hands to-day; uni
a very pretty mess he'd hc likely to make, t,h-
ms care Of such troublesome customers. lLu
Abolition friends Of Harriet can't du much bet
ter now thln to fdl to singing Iii Betty
Nlrtu. oh p"
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The Conrrnhnnds nr Fortress Monroe.

Tie tummi ,iuu,r, appointed lN Gen. Wool
to inquire mto the condition ui the "yHgmut,, ,or
coutrhaud-, tcrurt ,lul they started under IA.
general impression that the military power huI
the right 10 employ all means within i.a power
to strengthen o., own influence and weaken that
Of tho enemy, though, at the smr timc they
thought that military necessity Was the only
proper extent 20 which this power should be- ,A-
cTciscd The Commissioners found that Cousl-
cradle quantitc, Of clothing had been ,rut 10y
charitable persons to the cuntrubanls, ard,
iu addition tu ths, th" Qurtcrmdstor had
issued from funds derived from their labor.
cloihing 10 the amount uf S}j. For tho tive
months ending January lst, 800 ration, per day
were issued To- Gao women and children and IN
firm men. The total number uf ruutrlbauds
amounted 10 / iDS ot whom Ggl were At Fort
res. Munruo; fG3 at Camp Dnnicguu, aud q Al
Camp Butler and Newport New Some of
th"m have been employed in camp service,
others have gun" South Hs officers scry anti, aud
a few have mys,criously disappeared. 1h,y
exhibit II decldcd repugnance 10 going North.
o. late few come in. The navy is more popular
with them, rs they are rated as hoyson board ,hip,
and get paid tlOa month. Tho Commi.sionor-
suggest remedies for existing abuses. II may be
remembered that General Wool ordered, short
time ago, that all oontraLands thuuld receive
wages for work performed, aud support them
selves,
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1utHst ~, March Htth. 1907.
=. ~ tmc g. time lie stock raising and horse
''n'' .t public are mislrd with stories concerning
ArH".W h'rsvs which oNturt much wuudcrment
'm.n- |'fsc rutiusus The truth is, little Ia known
%. Ht t.ym wet Of ASIAN aud African deserts.
\u.uny t.um trV all ual.s ui hurues Just the same
/" here, suwc ui which. not worth one dollar often
,''F l.~N rr,.' n tts country. The American
,".', q" wad ttItk, is Audalu-ian ly origin.
brought Hu ly Isu.,iis amt crossed " lth Moorish
'..ui, WIith last cam, itum Arabian stock 50 that
te American hursc T. 4, rdcto Of Arabian dcacent.
I'r H'''n1' ~ which The Arab 10 50 Justly proud.
u'tl recently, was unknown iu any stable ~ the
l'srt. England aud France - zses.,d not even one
hhd't i"i'c tkhaulsd Is TIE Arabic numeral frsl
t.u N'a,' n-u, ard tie y,r 10y Of Egypt with two
huu!'td horses iu hts 'ftrius" was unable t1 OBJ
tam "ur ' r." justly priced animals. Mr. Rich
ul, "' New Orleans, uu American gentleman of in
t.u .'ugc sud wealth, while uu tour of pleasure In
60, E't 'ntNn.l two horses " the Khdmsd blood.
h.'4u nty sumv zIl'udid add tons were made to
N' stables, t,.u uc rcsiuu OF the Au'EesDcdon s On
the d".'rt of Palmyra, tH-t Of Damascus. Theaa
uaNr introduced the pure blood into tie American
to.s, ant Nj Richards has, understand. some
Tine uH.t, 'r"Iu them. lis "Mtsoud," "bDkladi
aud sax iIINi," al. dead, but "Mt-oud" has lsfl
progeny. Tie eject ut crossing The stock will now
.' inll t'-i,i - carriage or drausht purposes
Arabian stock i' ut LITTLE value here, but for saddle
.urs,-, especially, tur army uEe, cannot be doub-
'd that Tie mtruduyuun Wall be of benefit 20 Amer
,au st,yk
II .ou,ill spring swnys tends 10 sShnera,s our
n"rsr market aud s,'.s thus far have been brisk
n,youd expectation. We learn that some cSoellent
iHuglt aud carriage stock Is IN route Tor this
market from the north aud from the west, which
has already Effected oar quotations. The market
w. uuhHrpiy, fall Of speuul1turs today, who control
Il Al the tuil"~ 'nS average prices Carriage teams,
rummuu $40; extra, S2bD TO $500. Draught
horses, city usc, Sl}b do. rural usuase, Sp6 and
300, each, We 10 nut hear of any purchases by
omnibus nud lily railroad companies, who are
holding ~ IN expectation ~ marked decline in
pr.cos by the opening ofApril.
Butts llEAp.--Ihe drovers are having .
yrud tine thit week, aH prices arc higher than As
,ny time lately, lille the supply Is light A splcn-
Ia Tot ~ twenty Durham steers have been lGughs
hy Daniel brow, Esq., at fl65 head, aud sent 10
his beautiful farm IA PutnaIn County. The pur-
thsstH Of ruy"ruutut agents have materially Effected
the market The amount uf government notes in
circulation among the butchers and droyers IL im-
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The coolest thing Of the day it the threat
made by the COuii.dcratcs to withdraw their
ambassadors altogether from the English and
French capitals, leaving foreign nations to sur
yiye it if they can! How nicely the people of
England, for example, will now bc able To turn
the laugh against the men who cllmurcd for an
early recognition Of southern Coutrlcracy.
We should not hc surprised it when the news
reached ol Albion, the whole Court went out ol
mourning for a day, on purpose to indulge in q
hearty Futlaw. The iron age" seems lo hc
dawniuE again on the outside world but, ar for
the southern Cuul.'lcracy, it is nothing short ot
a grand cage Of brass."
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OFFICIAL AND Legal.

OFFICE OF TIE GOODYEAR ELASTIC
~ Fabrics Co.-Fcb. 9Ith, 1852 Stockholders
Meeting Notice IL hereby given that meeting, II
the tockhOlders II the Goodyear Elastic Fabrics
Co., viii be held At the office Of the Co., % Curt-
lsndt st, New York City, on Wednesday, the 1871
day ~ March ncGt, at ~ o',loyk, uO,u Of that
day, for the purpose ot diminishing the capital
JOS. =. LOWERING, JAMES T. BRADY, CHAR
LIS @. JuDsON EDWARD \, DlCKERsON
Irl Aces fe2b 2p'll5
THE COfARTNERSlltP HERETOFORE
- existing under ths name aud firm " john
TRACEY q Co., is dissolved by the withdrawal of
Jbstii l. RICE. The business will bee carried
"n' ~ heretofore, by the undersigned, under the
same name, who Algne are authorized 70 settle up
tie affairs ~ the old hrm store and ofice In Nov
York, 100 Water st. JOHN TRACEY DANIEL
A. PATCH, Albany, 10th Dec 1851 d22 TQacsliY
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WANTED.

An EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR EN-
II ployment and the hest chance yet offered T.
enlist. A few men more wanted to complete Com
. pany u, 9th Rcgt y. Y. V. Artillery, Capt. OLIY-
York, Brooklyn aud Jersey City, and is the hrnlth
test location in the harhor. The pay, including re-
lief Is from $40 to $40 per mouth, not including
clothing and ration money, which would make the
pay equal to $50 h $50 per month. This reg meut
n raised for the protection of New York HuLor
and fortihcation duty Those wishing 10 join snould
apply immediately to Lieut. SMITH 898 Eighth
ave, N Y, or Lieut.. GEO q, NELIIS, cor. Myrtle
I mh27 SIZE
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+ | n A n G | A L.



NEN h"NN' Ihnrslal' march ~
i"' s'.'N "'' S""et'd '''' m'rhh. under Tie re-
| > '' W 'l' .' ''' '''''"s''P NNshVi''"' am
"' P''P"'''. "' '' '"e Meir'm''' lie Z. .'stu
| ''"'' ''N N'"''' UP "'' "' 'he ''''f"'"-
! i""o"'h ~ greater or less rates " depreciation,
N''N'''-'Hnu'k We i"'"' "i mas d'''-rei 4
dividend Of . yer cent after rreHt d'a - tLu
usual r'I'f's ahd counter rep te h"' tch'ni. The
N'N h"rk central, " ~ said was T. resume IL
l'r cent dividends, but this dh not stay the fall
Alc' We board there we're some hanSactuus at the
pr'N'Us rates.
I." operations IN sf'd tday wcrc Urn at y re-.
HH'"'' 81 ". "n 'W'.
~ me Il tHo ~ notes N"uslt y" Lo 1uks last
wees nt' 10 tu' market ~ ~. Some Il tlc .srge
'l''it"I7 ". 81" ''c-uW'Nt N'mur 10 t=Eiuy ts
Irr cent c"-t'.tca u iuioN,eluc7s, uule,s they
~" made r'"uc T. b'arcr. Tie smaller Hp't in
"'.''''" i''"u'''' are ''.hnA n'' = a'N
'"' t''' company l'y Tie interest 'n We N
''i' e'"' ''N'' Al'H l"N
''' '''"nf'H " W." clearing H'n'" t'd'y we've
.''' ''' 'S'''''' f"'''''''
'' ''.''''' Al 90" " ~ l''
~ ''''''. w '''' ''' -
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-,
} .,.. ......,.. Wv ''' ~ '''.''' INV "'' ''''''
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/ ..... | wv. " 70 W." '" .'f 'I'''" ''
- 10 Wv WV q" '''
- $50 ''..'''' '''' N' ''
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''''''H ''''' ''0''N ~ WV - N'"o
49, Nl'' 'N''
''' '''''tN "' we I'h,'hi'u anu H"h''VI''
"''''"' Toy l'''' we've tl""i', expenses tl',"N.
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10TH REGIMENT OF INFANTRY, U. S.
- A.-By permission Of the Adutant- General,
snhed States Army oficers Of the Twelfth Infantry
eaSs been authorized to raise thsir own companies.
One company, under command of the undersigned,
viii be raised In this city. n-commi ssioned on
GERS appointed ator organization. A. j. DALLAS,
CAPT Twelfth Infantry, U. s, A. Recruiting oIAcsr,
~ ChStham u, n, Y, mhSl 6sIs9
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PARALYTIC STROKE.
n L W ST YLE,
IN ENGLISH, now READY.

BRAsBRTrHrAS OFFIcEsi No 294 CASAt SrREHT
Ann No. ISIoS SQuARR, NEw YORK; No lI NoHrm
EtuuTH STREET, PuIApELTHIA, ANB CoRNIR oF
NiSru AND y srREErg, WAHutSGTuS, u. &. PHICF
rwESTr-PIyF oESIa, WIN FuLL DlaEoTioss.
mlgs iuslOg
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CUMBERLAND COAL FOR BLACK
- suths, at ~ per ton, delivered, Lyerpool, ~;
Canuel vi. All other Goals at low prices. Apply
81 b1wery, III Greene aud 4Iy Bruome st. JACOB
WEI rs MA I!au'lo6
COALo-NO MISERABLE TRASH OR NO
~ l,GOOt l>IO is, delivered for - 80 or - A.
nut full weislt & 5000 bs guaranteed, under fHr-
ittuIe Of the whole bill of the best Peach Orchard
Nld Lehigh Coal Ia the city, delivered In good ur-
u'r AZ - 10 nom yards lower cor. Of King aud
nIeohnl.h ~ and ~ Roswell 1t, cor. New Bow
cry. MATTHEW CLINTON, wholesale and r,t.il
agent. C.O4 gIsc.Inl
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A WEEKLY EDITION


THrrsbAY, March ~, 1857.
The demand Tor nay has been si.ts sna.I.Tsts
u'tihs ne past week, and PRICES Were seuesslly
lh'i ia iA7'r ~ the purchaser. ~ some n,aykets
'"7. ~ 90 Nhnes i' 71me forward slowly, oyiag
chiefly T. th" lad roudlyun II the rlads A, To,n,,.
Sts Hay b.l'tthc 4, naud Las teen 1ual 10 uis
'uIpy A. us Hr.ou.e street 4, pYktltre is dull
n"k't- AMI straw Is quit and unchanged Oar
'hr NUtth River ufe,hly ard straw have been luss.
'nd pri,'s nr' O.. riius' y uuols sBgod The receipts
aNH scuerH.Iy been light, aih no lsrge supply can
DO IoUk"d ior uuh' The river IL open We luots
LL.na tn--LAE A. fnI a,l.
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CT 1O-COAL, PER TON OF 1000 lbs,
P-t. tO well screened delivered 70 all parts
West 1ith st, near Tth ave. A, HEARrT,
mb1 9tae'lls
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EOR A FEW DAYS

L'OR A FEW DAYS
INTO THE FIRST REGIMFNT Nv
Thia reg 'ment, COMMANDED hy
Colonel GARRETT DYCKMAN
She hero Of the Mexican war; is about 4, lie alIsd A.,
Ahe maximum number Sworn In but Tor two
years, 1t has but Gfteen months % ssrps, when
each man will receive bounty OF SlOO-maklux
bis pay u he joins noS, equal to nearly
TWENTY DOLLARS A MONTH.
By applying At the Recruiting Once, No. % Broad
way, the applicant receives at once Uniform, Rd
-e.o7ss and Pay from the same day and is sent e.
Newport News Va, where the regiment is plea
sanity situated, being in bdrTdckG Nth beds and
stoves, DC. This regiment has also the hntst band
Of any In the fed Those desiring t. enlist will
hnd Il 70 their interest 70 apply first 10 Lieut. Col
J, FRED. PlERsoN, "a Broadway, Recruiting
once. mhlg t'l02
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MrsnIGINIsS.
TO BEIEVERS IN THE CURATIVE Ma
TtRE OF ri KGAIINES.
DRAM DIRE MS PILLS
SURE, RELIABLE AND SAFE

Is ID X III l. l. >
SURE, RELIABLE AND SAFE,
srHtNu MEDICINE.
Impur tics which have been carried long iu the
body are apt - break ONT when the genial warmth
90 spring dI,psc,s grim WINTER.
So 1t this SEASON We arc subject g. Erysprlhs, : 70
we're Colts and Coughs IIceuitei Thr..ts, stitches,
Violent Pains in TIE back Rhcuunt sin, PAINS iu
the Il urH, Bilious And Heart Diseases Fever uui
Ayue, C0tt.ycuc-s, A,tNmt,s, skin Diseases, and
greet Dlziu,ss m the Head. SOW the cure .s
nnuud u
BRANDRETITs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
PILLS,
which can never iujure, and cnuHut be Uyerluue.
Ia SMALL PON, MEASLES AND SCARLET
FEVER uu better medicine eau be used. CUI.drrn
and aluIts seldom die when they are used.
A ltly Of Brooklyn WAS taken with uuwhurs- ~
the len side; lrft hand cold aud hipcs,; violent Isu
OF the head. Instead oi bleeding. she took 'lur
doses ui Brauiret'z Pills in asmluy days, and Was
cured. EyeuL doctor owned they had saved her
roma
PARALYTIC STROKE.
TESTIMONIAL FKOM \ DEALER.
ALnANY, March 10, lS62.
d BKANpRErH NJ. E.3-pcar sir-Enclused
lrtths Pits new style. The Pills .gc great sat s.
faction. The customers are particularly pleased
Win the piece ut Plaster sruuud e. IA buN-thCy
fad 4 -' useful for cuts, huI ru' "a, luls gene
rally. hope You will continue to put the Pills up
IA this unique style. Yours DC,
H. \. McMIRDY,
C.rnrr of broadway and Maiden Lane,
Secure this blessed medicine, aud your sickness
| will be the affair ~ a day
n l. w 5 + Y l. 4,
IN ENGLISH, NOW READY.
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"a ~ DIE WHO CAN bring FIETEEN

A NY ONE WHO CAN BRING FIFTEEN
"A or twenty sbe-bodied men n enlist In "a two
years regiment which entered the field la-, Arr',
VII be pad literally hyap' lyipg 10 It. Col FRED
flhhsoN, Recruiting Ohcer, l5t Regiment n Y.
", al - bIuadWay. mh2s 3'lOi
NNANTED AT THE GREAT EASTERN
! w Skirt Co-lOO Experienced Skirt hands, no
Others need apply than those who wish 70 70 10
Ndfk right of; good wages paid KALLMAN a
eTEIN, SO Murray st. up stairs. mh22 b'l2d
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CT r6-BEST RED ASH COAL.
pHt' CS4 4O-WHITE ASH COAL
English CGnnell 3li per chsldron. Coke So per
Chal. Y. Q. CLARKE, D W. lith st, near B'way
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The New York Sun,
Established In 1893.
SEEN EVERY DAY by 100000 READERS.

Possessing all she facilities Tor obtaining news en-
ioyed by any other Sew paper, THE SIN furnish.
e. the whole In condensed form AT HALE
PRICE
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"ANTED-10 THOUSAND LADIES TO
w take their straw hats ~ 32T Eighth ave, bet
y9th and 27th sts; remember up stairs, where they
Clean, press and wire ladies' straw bounets, for 20
9ents; Misses boomers, turbsus, aud chidren's
nncy hats cleaned and pressed N the fashion; hats
dyed any color; pressing for the trade; ladies and
gentlemen leaving hats at this establishment win
oe sure Of having hs same returned, no mistake "a
aIl haas are numbered. GEORGE FINIGAN.
NJ mh10 24ae'
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ST. OO-l AM DELIVERING TO GRO
~ GERS superior article Of conl. free
iom slate dirt or clinker; will measure more than
any other coal IN the market at - 20 per tnn, Of
1000 lns W. 7. TREADWELL, 949 Bowery.
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-SEAMEN, ORDINARY SEA
w men and laudsmeu iur the T. 5 navy. Apply
ln tho cuthins store, ~ 4uJ Pearl st, cor Of Van
dvwatcr It. wM. A. NH. mhIl 2lnr'l5j
\XTANTED-LADIES TAUGHT TO OPE-
w rate On Singers and wheoler's sewing ma
chimes taught on all Kinds of work ami recon-
meudod after learning. Al cmpiuyors supplied
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IN THE Sun OF SATURDAY. MARCH
2gTH, Is THE STORY or ERlCs fRlENp.
ERlC WAS THE BOINDBOY AND
IL ERICs FRIEND THE BOtNp-ttKL.
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MORE THAN 10000 COrIE'
SEW sTEREOTYPING APPNRNTUs

is now used iu the pul hcatou of 1HE slN. aud ur-
rangcments a-s iu pr.-r.-s by vMy. tun 'l..ut.cs
for triutfU. Will |, Nt.I. I.I Ha T. f.t..I.a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-03-28

\I1ANTED-2O SMART ACTIVE MEN TO
w act a. agents for au az article oi daily cuu-
SUMPTION. iniuc,meits liberal G,oi ufstri'os
required. Apply to 10 james slip, cor Water II.
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