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or all Remedial Agents. IODINE stand, pre- eminent
The amount ability zeal and sssiduity which has been de
vo,.d 10 the calculation OF IL, effect. upon the HUMAN
In M.t.ra Medca snd 1t Is acknow!edccd 10 possess
80 sst power. 10 the cure Of many obstuate diseases,
70, bc6 other remedies have little or no nfa suce.
Ioons was discovered In the year 1917, ana received ~
% rom the Greek word which heads this article. IL Is
an body obtained from seaweed, very VOLATILE
and has great control over ...>,,,
AN' ~" sCROFULOUs AFFECTIONS.
It act. upon ,hs r,,,r,r,,,,, ono,ys
HEART piobsII' ~ y y Unnftf' snfti n SvsrEv
LIVER AND GLANDULAh slSlEM'
~ ,.u.r.ze. metallic mercury and all the mercuria
,onnd, that can possibly occur 10 the living body:
THE TONIC operation OF Iodine Il eyinced by It's strength
.pg the dsesye org,ns snd Increasing the appetite In
go. # ID Y o. p.l Em ciation and Debility, an incTeaied
yi.ior Of the body IL he result Of the employment OF To-
5i Ths p.tn. esh strength aud color hitherto
III. -.l,1eJ and feeble hr becomes full strong and hord
b nupafa-ed success Ia private practice aud the in-
do,.alnebt OF HIGH MEDICAL AUTHORITY enables us
" recommend ,,o,>,- ,,r.rpp
soution Of Pure Iodine in Pure Water specific Tor
& ,s Of scroflla ia all us manifold forms Consumption.
Crcrr Heart Liver and Kidney Diseases Rhsumam. Neu-
sig, Nervous Affections Female Weaknesses Dyspepss,
s and the reuedy for the successful eradication
oil Mefcufal Disesss. =, ,- - .
H., r-npene.s Gs pure solution, and it, eIeesnee u
.Jicnr are a,tesed By Dr. Chiffon Prof Parker rroi
Kootb DR. hitney ard others equally known to science
Price One Dollar per Bottle. ,,,, , -
Pbysieisp. and Chemists No. AS Broadway.
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that by overwhelming numbers they will be
able 10 annihilate the French invaders. Inc
traitor Butron, who acted in concert with the
French, is said to have been totally Defeated
and Marquee ia reported to have been made
prisoner. News received from Yucatan does not
confirm the news of a successful prOnunciamientO
IN favor of the French, but it there had been
only slight insurrectOnary movement, which
was on the point of being suppressed. The
sickly season had commenced again and was
having disastrous effect on the health Of the
French troops. Thus it viii be seen, that the
prospect Of subjugation of the Mexican Re.
public by the French is not promising.
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Travellers, Guide.

To Albany, by HulIon River RR 60 Warren.
stT 10 a M and 81 s. aud Iot .. Sunday, b;77 ?. m
To Albany. by Harlem TX, 26th-st and lh.sy lOt N
To Boston. by New.London line. Pier 80, ".
r. stonington lue, Pier 10. N. r.. and Fall
Riy4r line Pier 3, n. r.. daily (Sundsysex.
eepted). NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5p m.
To Boston, by Eew-flsven RIi via Spring
field 27t6-st aud 4thsv.......8 and II and D.
To Boston, by New-Haysn RR. 27th-st. and
4thav. via Shore Linz 2I and p. Sunday p
To bufao by Erie RH foot OF Chambers.
ard 10 and p
To Philadelphia by ew.Jersey Railroad. foot
Of CourtsRd-st.7 TO- IN. l. 4! II! Sunday p
To Philadelphis. by Camden and Anboy
Railroad. Pier 26 ". r. foot Of Bsrcla y-st. p
To Washington, by New Jersey RR.7 Lean.
and :; and III foot OF CouItsno Sunday p.
To the West by Central Railroad Of New
jersey foot of Courtandt-st. and a. NJ.
u 2m............................. I'D.
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"PEACE AT FULL PRICES.

Mr.. John L. O'Sulvan, formerly con.
aspicuous politician of this city, and one of the
original "Free.SOil Democrats" has written
from London o letter to Prof. Morse, which
must have somewhat shocked even that eminent
conservative by the bodness and thorough
ness of its svowals of sympathy with the
Shareholders Rebellion. His programme, con.
densed, is as follows:
Pesce at all hazards by ,toppsge Of the War and rec9g
milton Of the Southern Confederaey.
H. Each Border decide by popular vote Ia Ia Mis-,
sousns in Kansas wheesr to link its fortunes with those Of
the Confederscy stay in the Union.
Ill Repudiste the National War Debt.
w. National Convention Of the States remaining in the
Union.
v. "Ths Constitution It Is" TO be altered to cat
down the representation Of NewEusspd In The Senate.
vi The Seeded States to be invited hold similar Con-
venon and the two Conventions to the bases offu,ure
oOity aDd intercourse between the COnfedsraciea
While we have always felt that the Slave
Power could not--because it never did-de.
mand anything which the Democrats of the
Free States would not, after a season of curs-
jls it, finally accept and support, and have
therefore been most undisguisedly reluctant TO
engage in q struggle against SlavehOlding
Treason we can joyfully assure Mr.. O'Sullivan
that he has taken quite too rank hold, and
might as well let 60 and try again. There are
a good many of our Copperheads who could,
without much cOa1ing, be induced to adopt bis
programme as "military necessity" but the
party, as on organization, is not yet ready for
90 disgraceful q surrender as he cOntemplates.
They viii hardly consent to give up the Union
unless they can contrive to make the Republi-
cans somehow responsible for their recreancy.
And that they cannot achieve on Mr.. O'Sulli-
vans platforms: so he aud bis Southern clients
will have to wait a while. And meantime
Slavery is melting away.
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Fugitive Slave Case.

WAsHISGToN, Wednesday, May l3, 1853
A fugitive slave case, pending In tue Supreme
Court for this District, excies much interest.
The case technically is that Of Andrew HAL agt.
George w. Duvall, Of George, Of Maryland, the
former being a negro boy claimed ss an absconded
slave of the latter. The boy was taken up here Oh
a writ issued by the judges, under the law for the
rendition of fuRiuves from labor escaping from one
State into another &C., and being lodged III prison
accordingly writ Of babeas corpus ID sued out now
by Messrs. Dean and Joiie, seeking bis discharge.
The counsel for the owner are Messrs. Joseph IL.
Bradley, X. 5. Coke, and L. Ill. Utermehle
Chief Justice Cartier to-day said that 1t was not
for this tribunal to review the decisions already pro-
nounced by Superior Courts and the practice Of both
the Executive and Legislative Departments as to
the constitutionaty OF the law. That ID settled.
This institution Of Slavery this madness arbitrarily
10 control men, involves the nations hie-struggle
aad has sent OF the best men OF the country 70
premature grtves. Bat the law VIII De eAocnteo
for il IL the boud; snd further, po man can oe az
rested and sent back TO dIsloyal master. Inc men
who own this property are apparently dead 70 tne
love of country, and would give II for Niger, al
though there are honorable exceptions IL ls not 70
lie disguised that the blood now shed 10 on the altar
OF this institution. ,,
Associate Justice Wylie said he issued the warrant
BY which lhe party was srre0ted-namely fugitive
from Maryland-and put hum in prison TO await Dis
return TO bis master. wnt OF babess corpus was
susd out ana brought before the Court ana upon
this there bad been discussion for several days. He
could not concur with the Chiei-JHstice. Although
be (Wyliel had issued the warrant, he had since
come to the conclusion that he had no authority 20
do 90, aud thought the party ought to bs discharged
Tbe Fugitive Slave law, he said. was appicaoie
TO the States.
Associate Justice Olin said that bis conviction was
that all the power possessed by tue former circuit
Court had been transferred TO this new Supreme
Court Under the former, the Cbief-Justice OF the
District was tie designated executive or ministerial
officer, apart from Judicial conduct. lie desired
4hsse points TO be further discussed Tins was
agreed 10, and Wednesday next was set apart for
the purpose.
These three Judges concur the constitutiouality
of the Fug i've Slave law, but the question TO be de-
tsrmined whether the Court Is clothed with power
10 act in the premises.
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Returning Regiments.
sfKTYrsTH HEw-YoRK VOLUNTEERS.

sfKTYTsTH EEw-YoRK VOLUNTEERS.
The 10th New~York Volunteers halted here yea
.rs,, .o.uoou on its nome return Albany where
se,visd Il return, about $50 II has seen service
90 .bs battle, OF Bull Run West Point Gamers Mills Charles
City Cross Roads, Malvern HILL Peach Orchard second Bull
Run South Mountain Anstsm Fredericksburs and Chat
sllovl. At the last sDsssement lost In killed. "oano
sdsbd missing lS0 msn-mOsy wounded The following Is
.t.t Of tho officers: Col j. e. seaver Lieut. Col Frank
P.msr fxoundsdl Major J. C. Gilmore Adt d. Nevin, sur
sson r Crsnde asst surgeon Dr. PsIdee Captain. Merry
5:Psya H.s s.sSa,a d''ffr Hcn Best %ouad Mopn
LisuleDsp fsgE Knapp, Hessegsyes wounded ana mss
los. as' SUn.. s5s %g.s. ss.ob XS.a Hnuan snd
Dodge This gallant regiment brings back It's coi0s
wihsut stain Of dshonor In Albany doubtless meet
with sn honorable and welcome reception
Hear how IL whispers TO the wind
The story Of the sons Of Mar,
Returned and on tbs hed behind
x 10 the dear old flag we oVei
lts stUs copied nom the sky
WHIP our brave fathers looked above
Tef guidance from the God 90 high
The SECOND REGIhRsT,
Second only name really among the h'st In Hooker. hgh
street through Printing House Square thence
Cedar street. board TIE Vanderbilt. e9Syd for Troy This
tbs bse, the Peninsula Brstow Station at hrst and
end Bull Run Chsntly, Malvern Hin, and the hrss and
s.nand In the late hght under Gen HOOK
a. ss.nt COiopsI Pss had his es swsy while
i,ss1ns lis iOIc.s the hsld. be 4. doing we'll 1b. fol-
ss.s Ssos Tebpitt. xds,sat Ps Qs.tsms.sr She AZ
sSrs,op. csilin add Camp, osp ou1ekenbush BOut.lo
a.xes' isS,s cornsI, Uoud, Hi Shook Dickis, Fisher
Tss. Hso1msn Merrill Mcclure, Pierce Preston and Fair
Ga.I.r srmy ThsJ say thars hgps Of disorder
lsmorsr,h0s that never in better condition, peve
new The Troy Band that accompanied this regiment
Shs seat of~ year, ago came to this city yesterday
nI, borss were sonorsd here by the martial mus.
ksi ,SI hs hearts when they fret marched 10 the hs
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Spring

Ambrosia IL q Stimulating Oily Extract Of Roots,
Bsrks aud Herbs II will oil diseases Of the scalp
and itching Of the hesd entirely eedcAte darcrnn pre-
tho hair from falling turning surely gay
grow thick aud long Bewse Of limitations None
genuins but DE- Stsrsng.
CrRrrPfoATK.
This certify hs about 10 months sgo eomme enced
usiag STERLING'S AMBROSlA My hair was short. thin
rapidly falling of had tried many Hair TONES lnVig
orators Sc without receiving any b.1eht Soon after using
the Ambrosa my hair CEASED falling out, and corineneed
growing rapidly TO ssonish Now my har u thick,
so glossy and ia five feet aud four nche, IA Length
when let reaching 10 the floor This wonderful result
attribute solely to the use Of STERLlNGS AMbtpslA a
since have usng IL have applied nothing else
to my hair. MRS LUCY bho"N,
BEWARE or INVITATIONS.
BEWARE or iMiTAIIONS
BEWARE Or IMITATION :.
NONE GENUINE But pr. d. Il. sIERILIINS9,ss' IIEERIISes 3
NONE GENUINE But DR. H. II. S1ERLlNUS.
Put up In box containing two bottles. Psiee. al.
Dr.. ii. H. STERLING. Sole Proprietor.
Depot No. 49j Broadway
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Mail. Close n, the Post.oo,ce.

For Great Britain and the Continent, by steamer
City Of Washington Saturday. May l6......... lOi . IN.
For Hamburg and the German States. by steamer
Teotona saturday, Nav loi a m
For Europe, by steamer NOrwegisn. via Quebec,
Thursday. May p. m.
For New.Oiiesps by steamer Morning Star sh-
day, May l5.,........................ IL m.
For California &C., daily Sundays eSeePed). .
overland via St. Joseph, Mo- ......5 /. m. aud 3, p.
North-Albsny Buffalo aud Caualas. IS M And Il p. m
North and West W.y Mail a.
Western Mail via Ee Rsilrosd .....3 e. m and = p u
Southern and SouthWestern Mails m, ~ and w p 10
gs,tern Mail a. m ia and o. p. m
New. Bedford Newport and Fall River..,,,......, p m
The Long Island Mali closes at 81 m, and d p. u
Sunday Mails On Sunday all mails close at ID ?. M
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mARRIE ID.

HOwE-wELLs- Tuesday Msy " a. the
r. Rchsrd esq, by tie Rev D. ~ 'RR,aosiyn L.
No Cards -, n
MORGAN-sEAMAN-On Monday, My y, ot rnnic. ,nS ~" "
Dr. Gillette, Mr.. Wm. ii. Morgan 70 hs' NJ. Eac.rd,
daughter Of A. o. Seaman. esq, all OF th' c"J' Nv
Washington. ID. O., papers please copy -
gMITH-UNDERHILL-In the City Of pIoVnJhi pIoeJ IND,
wednesday May 49, ut ts residepce OF s Rsdfed
hi nv The Hon @ u Reynolds Daniel smith Of ptuo, % y,
Wsschs.ter Co. N. Y, to NJ y. Underhi' dAush's' VI
Jo,ish / Undsrhii of PoughksePsei N L.
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{" Stand by the Flag.'

Loya Men, Loyal Nomss, Loyal Boys, LOYAL Girls will
net A. Ble,etef Building (Beecker and MoIton-.ts
FRIDAY EVENING, at o'clock 20 hear addresses BY the
Rev It o. WALL Of North Carolina aud ths Hon. HOR.
ACE GREELEY. 10 favor " unconditional loyalty. se@ta
fra. Patriotic SONGS by tn. Ules Club.
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Rn,.r,.ipme.n.-Thursday. May IA.

WALLlCHs-Ths Stranger. ,,,,
WINTEk 0ARDEN-Ibs Babes In the "oooa
pIBLOs-Ls.h the Forssben- -,
tARNUMs NiJsEUM--Or.nd National Baby Show nom
u 10 and 10 Q p E.-SseTeoPacon ana @sm" AFTER
neou and evening
DopWoRfHs HkLL-M,d do Lus.sn's Concert.
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING tfs broadw1.
QOUPILis 0ALLERY-Volctno Of the Andes, &c.
HOPE CEAPEL-Tour in the Holy Land
hs. tss PsihtiDI by Hsysmeyer
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Agents wauted-In every Town and City to s0n,ro'
,.-,,,.,y and sell FARNEswORTHs WINDoWsnd CAR
RAGE WASHER q new Patent that everybody wants
nd for Circular or will sesd sample free by Express on
r,e,ip, OF 81 Also wanted AGENTS to sell in New-iofh
Civ and to sell In territorial rights
J. FARNEswoRTh. No. %Ss Broadway N T.
O, No IL Elms.. Boston.
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The Polytechnic Association Of the Anne rican
Iusttute will at "a. Rooms In the Cooper Union
Buidn. Thls (Thur,dsyl EVENING, May H. at "a o'clock
Subject Production OF Sugar at the North" The meetings
Of tni. Association are open to the public.
" SAMUEL D. TILLMAN. Chairman.
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Women and the Wnr.-The Loyal Women of the
clunry Iuvted the Church Of tAo Purals.
THURsDfi MORNING May - At 10 o'clock, aud a.
Cooper Institute THURSDAY EVENING. at a o'clock
dca, word and wofs fot relative 20 the
wsr-its purpose, and end Atif,.se. b. EHNks.
TINE l.. ROsE, tie Rev ASTOlNETrE BROWN
BLAC CKWELL, elizabeth CADY STANTON, snd 9th
era Admfislco Morning session, 0T men sIJ women,
Ffea. T. Evenlnr sra,Ion. d oent..
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CoLrsBIA COLLEGE Law School, I
No 81 7LayArrTrK-FIACE.N NEV-iOHK, May II, lbJ )
EoIupbia College Law school.

Tho EXAMINATION Of the Senior Glass In The Law
School Tor the Dssre Of Bachelor Of Laws, aud Tor sdnou
4 the Bar under The recent o. he Legislature entitled
IAN Act relative t. tho Law School Of Ooumhis College.
passed April T. 1870 couusnce, WEDNESDAY Nay IL.
aud closes on FRIDAY, Msy IS.
The examinations zach Gag ~ be hold from q to O'Clock
p. ~,
The ClA.s viii b. examined Wednesday upon tho Law
Of ontrActs and upon Commercial Law.
On Thursday upon the Law OF Rss Ests,s
On Fhd.y upon Equity JuspfadeEce. Evidence and Prse
ticA.
Member. Of the Bar snd tho public generally respect
fully invited to attend these examinations
BIZ order Of the Law C0mmittre Of the Tru,tess
THEODORE W. DWIGHT
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Amcricnn CONGREGATIONAL UnIon.-Ihs Anna.

Busnsss Meeting viii oe Lud Ia iho broOhyu heaueJ VI
Mu,ic on TIL TUESDAY,, MAY H. At y. IN , ~,
Ihs Annual Social Reunion wall as place In the nfooh5h
,eaien,y of Music ou THURSDAY May IA. at .. III, .
Pr.siaent STFARNS of Amhsrst College VII prss'ds: "a
df..ses will bs delivered BY tho Rev. hENhi "AhD
BRFCHFR. tho Rev. 1iT iINGlNS, the NS'' IL NJ MAJ J.
TIFI,D, tho Rev J. 4. DURfEA. aud others; -.
Tickets - cents For ssle In New OK A. the o'ee " 10
tou,l I1on No i35 Grand IT. and In Brooklyn nom w. H.
B,bcock No 2iG Fuor-s,. A. Is. CHADWICK NO :" c0sF
A, =, l. Al Hopper, No 10 Court.st
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6perlal Nolltes.
Clergyue

Clergymen.
and others who visit tho city during Anniverry west are
invited TO call No. 427 Broome Of Cro'by aud
hear the TONI Of Mr. BRADBURy's NEW sCALF PIANO
FORTEs ard receive also from him complimentary copy
Of either OF b, late musical Productions Tor tie sabbath
School or PrsyerM.e,ng (So. f27 Broome' corner OF
shvl
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tn ARRIVE
Dnslncss X oiltes.

COsTVENEss.-No person can feel well while
costi,e habit Of body prevails and expect to
JOY health permanently who IT, for his contrary TO the
economy Of the ysem. and gives re to goody proportion
Of the s which sct the human To ect a. there
FORE is 10 Insure heah Of greater or ss durson yet IN
attempting s removal discrimination with regard to the
remedies to be used requisite Violent purgsyet tempo
Tsy obtrUctiOns weaken the bowels and reduce
he strength Of the patient, ard followed usually by
greater constipation, rendering her and another dose
Necessary until the strongest pugsyes lose their effect
and the patients condition becomes deploTabe What re-
quired is = gentle purgave having action the
liver, add that be taken daily without nperng be
strength o the patient gJnry 10 the until the ton
deucy TO copspson removed Bot few remedies have
been found to meet these requirement. snd Of these few
probably have been successful denousiTAed by
many years Or. II. JAYNKs SASATyk PIILs They
usually taken every night a, bedtime causing IN proper
dose incouveueuce during the night and producing
sickness unpleasant effect duri the day that
may follow their usual avocson whether q businesa
pleasure in the n they bad no. the
Pills Their good Effect will begin 70 be obvious sitrI
twos pacu Ary In greater ccsness OF mind ard al
increased energy aud disposition work and 10 sn0y life
continued Ia the restofaion 0 The hesh to the
patient Sold Wholesale by KICHKs, INLER Co., and
tail by Druggists generally.
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for Ii,tIe Wanderers.-Rey. W. VAN MtIEh
suoe,in!enIsnl Lev. IL. q. TOLLS, fn4SipH IA 'ne
issi Al Il oclock TIE Hon JOSEPH hOHlE WI preside
Adf'esse. viii bs delivered by distinguished J
~. h..n .nsrsd 10 render this Oerasion 81 unusual
in,rTe. The Singing, by Two Hundred ,silSfsn W wi Ss
me- M. direction u T. r. PERKINS go friIeps o. ns M
Normal Musical Academy. The husic VII p ~ y, c,,, IL
Tegept Band under the direction OF
ALnitlsnce 25 ceHta
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Al a Meeting of the Sons Of Oneida hold at the
A.,or House ON Ae 18Th May instant loT tho paIpose Of
tskng measures for properly welcoming the l4Ih HEol-
HTSr on their return from the field, motion Of AGJo
schols6eld tho Hon. JOHN SrRYKER was called to the
Chair Mr.. s. stated the object OF the meeting On motion
ofF w Dodge C. 81. SCHoLkFIELD was cho,sn Secretary
On motion Of Mr. Dodge the Chair emPo~ered 10 ap
point Coniee Of i've to make Aransensn' for the re-
cspion. The Chair appointed the following gentlemen
such Committee:
IT, W DODGE, No. Beehmsn.st
CHARLES T. HUnLBuRr, No. ii NAssau-st
A. ID. BARBER, No. SOuthst
JAMES NJ TOWER No 23i Broadway
W. T.. DOWNER, B0nd-st. House.
The COMMITTEES directed TO report programme Tor
M reception a, oufned meeting to be held et Room no
an Ator House ats O'Clock the morning Of May H. The
me-inE tilen adjourned until THURSDAY MORNING. at
o,ciork JOHN STRYkER, Chairman.
G. NJ ScHoIEysLD Secretary.
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Important "a Invaiids.
IMPORTANT TO INvALiDS.
IMPORTANT TO INyALID5.
IMPORTANT TO INvALIDS.

|
Th. principal r force in the human system Is the fs"
contained 10 sbloo3 Fhs derived chiefly from the food
we eat. but II the food 4, properly dgste fo~ any
eau,s the Necessary quantity Of iron Is not taken
into the ercu. IN, becomes reduced the whole system
suffers. Tie bsd blood will sts the hsn will clog up
the lungs will stupefy the brain win Obsruo the iF'r
aud will .end disease producing elements all parts OF
'.em. and sUery ViI suffer in Wsltev" orsa" may
' u do d'sae The great value Of
"' rpv. As MEDICINE. ..
| .,x ,ctoo..lsdssd by all Medical Men. The
officially hs, bee to obtain .uc.s pfspi'''0n u
enter tho eieulsa,,n snd ss.imlA.- 7" once Wiz Wv
blood. This point. ,s,s Dr. Hayes Mass
Chemist. hs, been attained In the Peruvian Syrup w
binasiOn, IN a tay before unkaOpn.
THE PERUVIAN rYRuR
THE PERUVIAN sYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Il q Protected Solution ,of the
PROTOXlDE OF IRON.
And the root Of disease By supplying e oiod
ns LIFE ELEMENT,
IRON.
This 10 the secret Of the wonderful Of tins rensoJ u
curing Dyspepsia Nervous Affections, Chis and fevs'
Liver Complaint. Dropsy. Chronic Darrhes D'il~
Humors Loss OF Constitutional Vigors Dsesess %
the Kidney, and Bladder. Female Conplainss'
and oil Diseases originating 10 , esd
state Of the Boos, sccomps'
MED by DEBILITY ore
Low State of tho
System
Being free from AIs,ho 10 any frn It's ensrsaihs sneco
followed by corresponding reaction but are pefA'
nsn,. rfnsns aud rEw LIrE into al p-s
Of the system and bu6fig up on IRON CONSTITUTION
It 1, an sxcelIsn, substitute for Wins OF Brandy whers
stinulant Il needed.
One elemsn 10 ths restorative power oil .or /" smeaeias
Is is magnetic action and tbs ,leeciy developed hs
10 take medicine to cure isSsses occs'oned py seu'
cheney OF - ,,xoo,
wi.hou, restoring It to the system, is Ike ng 10 repsSs
building when the foundation Is gene.
The proofs ofths efficacy Of hi1T-u-sdJ tr IioOsANp9
OF CASES whets ordinary msd, ines aave fan 70 s's sts
lief are 40 well eso.hed thst nveiiis csnnoi rsssopaey
hesitate to giFe ut a tro
ASPIRING MEDICINE It has TO equal.
Pamphlets cos,.isng tssaG saial' ffon m' CT
cur eminert Physicians ClsrgysD and eshers i DO
~ any address
Prepared a. heretofore BY ". L. CLA7R $50.
JP DISSMoRE. Soc Aytit
No. IS Trg11ousst. BossJn.
Sold by ell Druggigss
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The Great Spring Remedy.

For purifying the blood and removing ell foul and bilious Sc
cetion' from TIE syse. medicine IL 50 eicacOus u the
original and genuine
Dr. S. P. TowNsEND's sARsAPARILLA.
prepared under tho immediate direction OF Dr. JAMES
CHILTON, Chemist Depot No Al Fulton-st.. New-York.
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"IN Hoe VINCEs."
RoxAINE's CRiHgAS DirTsHs.

This Is an Exhilarant Tonic. -
10 represented 20 have been used IL French Afiny nos
pit.s during the late Crmesn and maDy !ocaltes Ia
F,,ne. Cefcates Of its efficacy after seyefsi months Una
n tbs United States Hospital in Newak aio IN possession Oh
the propete In cases Of weak OF di.odsfoi stomach a.
s,gsston loss Of appetite headache aud general ae
hity Il ia an excellent aqdo.e. Pui up In qunt bottles
t - a.l.hv HKGHsAs Co,
Ahu ''' '~N And other DfUggisis.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

BOOT AND SHOE &ANUgACTURERN'
machines will 6ud the best article known fr esnien
pz the chsnue as IL wOFks without delay, 10 no. ecsed
any change OF temperature
New-York daily tribune., 1863-05-14

Rifles and Nuskets for Sale.-SeS9e e9 riui's" nh snn
smSoIn. pore Mussets. 1850 Prussisn subj hins' ,S
Cba,eur de Nncennes hihes AL the arms
nuaIty aud subject TO inspection r0r pai''0-
B,I No. H. NJ T. Post Ofice.
Gold and Silyer,s
DIAMONDS AND WATCHES
Bough, for cash by ,,. ". n,pro.du.v
Qns dccr below Csnalit