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The Unitt5 States Of American in relation Of
-Thonns ~. Capt Isaac Kcy, Provost harshal
sth district Of Illinois an application for the dig.
cla1Gc Of Ilirsm 4. Thomas, private IN the SSH
regiment Illinois volunteers, held by the respond
ent ~ destrtrr. The respondent waived the
service q wit ofAabegs corpus. and filed his a.
Ever TO the pettoa OF rclstor. Upon the hearlng
ofthe case It. waa proved by .clator that his aoa
mandilg bis company; that lie had since been at
home,sIck Ed unit for duty, :
ItWas aleo proved that DC enlisted without the
consent Of his father, when uner the ngc Of ciCh-
teen years, before ths passsge o1, ot re law Of
rot Wiftul deecrter, and that having enlisted un-
der thc lie ase OF eighteen, Without the consent Of
Ills fnther. be must be discharged.
The following gentlemen we're adm11ea 70
nractice a attorneys and counsellors Of the
Court. viz: Jnncs o. Broalhcad, Esq, John
TAYLOR, Esq, Joseph T.eAfanners, Esq, Ed
ward B.. Green, Esq, Alexander e.: Wheat
Eeq.; Henry Tanner, ESD, William e. .Neece
Esq,, John Il. MulkeY, Esq., z. Il. Roby, Esq
zKrA. :
, 1863-06-25

FS-Nt rack stnder, cure, smoke, aud give gc1
eral atertnn TO co;asuissio7 In The provleon line
Iefer to business zen generally oi chicago
My2S esS6 xW
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neunr,ment OF Pphlin Charities and Uorrec-

Publo Cha 4.
ties .nd Correction April 90 l8s3-presen Commissioners
facilities Bellevue Hospital for the benefit Of the 1T
h. city for the treatment OF ,pecslts ss the ss, ea
belng deemed OF iupotancc those
In afOrdng ell treatment to the hced,
and extending the usefulness OF the tns uion end ordaf
oci. all information in respect thereto, the so wing
nunicaon translated the rrsdeaE 20 the Medical
Board Of Bellevue Hospital
DEPARTMENT or Pubic CHARTTIRs AND CoR-}
RECTIoS. NEW. York, Aprl II, 1859
Isaac Woop, 81 D., President Medical BosId Of Bellevue
HcspitsL
sIAi The Commissioners OF Public Charles and couec-
respectfully the action OF Medical Board OF Belle
osptal pom tho following andrqaes
report embracing thsl views and opinions touching hS
points hereafter referred 70:
The desire Of the Comm Ia to do their dR.y 10 al.
vanong ali proper means place the poor Who arc oossA
refuge the hospitals under tnsir charge upon the
footing Consistent their condition a0d sYA
able all the Development. under tie advance ead progress OF
medical science -
The inquiry general Cannot the OBJ refeus5 to b
iyn by sstaDshept OF Specialize In the orgseBa
ton the Medical Beard such for the treatment OF The
EVE the Ear EkRyoUs DISEASES aud SKIS DIssAsssf
2 Are there other Diseases and Seehfs that should Dc
regarded important to treat BY enssei under similar
provision . 81, -. .,
ties referred te ELI otthedi separately
You will also inform whether monthly compattisa
smen Of the Quantities used Of hQgSa and pedlc Of
pro and sordnaIy expenditure would not IN AZ
probability. lead uniioEm prescription and Eaea
reduced consumption.
Ihs numbsr Of tho gentlemen who actively eussxe4
duties which connection with ti. Beard inSose1
will please make Iseo-d OF their Island Hospital servlee
ssrate from tina. Bellevue Hspi,A enatls edge
proprey Of asksg csssihczon or mere OF tk4
Board to the hs .ae whole treatment Of patsn may
nct largely dsvoe the youu snd 10
sou pose the Resident stat of BlsckwslFs lsaEA
With sEeai respeet, your oS edient seITsrs
=. DRAPER, President.
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Travellers, Guide.

20 Albany by Hudson River RR., IS Warren.
ST. 10 and q! 5, aud C5 p m. Sunday 5.22 D. m
10 Albany by Harlem RR, 2esh-st. and 4th-av lot u
To Boston by ksw.London line Pier 49, ~
r, StoaiBEton line, Pier ls. n. r.. anc Fall
River line Pier 3, ~ R., daily (Suudayse1-
cepsed) .:.............:.............. sp. m.
To Boston, by Nsw-Haven RR., via Spring
6sld 27b-st and sh-av. and ~ and D. u
To Boston, by Nsw-Hsven RR-. 25tn-st and
ib-sy, via Shore Line :.l2i aud p. Sunday p.
10 Buffalo by Erie RR foot Of Chambers
q m. and ?.
To Philadelphia by New jersey Rsilrobd. foot
Of CoOraBd ST. TO- ~. u, ~ Sunday, y p.
10 Philadelphia by Camden aud Amooy
Railroad Pier D n. r. foot Of Bsrcsyst. q. IN. p. IN
To Washington, by Hsw-Jerfey RAJ, iOAm
G. 4 AID ~ p m foot Of rtsudst Sunday y p.
10 Washington. by Camden and AmbgJ Rail.
road Pier 25 R.. foot Of Barclay and
10 the West by Central RalTozd Of New.
jersey, foot Of Courlsndt-st. 6 and d. m.
IL 81. ADd p IN
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Letter from Gen. Birncy.
Tor Of The N. Y. 7n1sas

y TAs Editor Of The ~ Y. Tribune
SIR; Your editorial comments upon the reP'i' =.
10 Congregational Committee. 20 far /" they tsi'i v
nd the conduct Of 10Y division at FredeHcE'oufg $40
nd are unwauaptsd by the Of the report A' 'p''
,,.s, tina fats, "Ths superiority OF 'bS enemy w" ~
,.r.h,,mipr that Me,des Division vas i0fo.o oaoA "N
,,o Cibhops Diyi,lon. The enemy PsIsuou u"'
b Birnsy's DiviLon-" .,, a. p,-.. .,,
You head the paragraph containias ms -, s.
a. a., 1900, IA The healing Is not warranted ~ tne
Axt a. p,, IN.
,.d fDIly promptly and efeCtuslly his orders I'M
Sy .h,n be turned the command Of that
- ,hs from. line held by my division to myself
-, ..,nop,ibls except 80 far ss failed to comply
- a. ..uorapd. My los. OF nearly 1000 ksd and
On one hour shows that my failure was ons ths. was
kd By 6EhhnE 49,,
70 cal. your attention to the injustice to my division
NTH nu, hsvs been unintoniona your paper, at the
sms did justice to the effect produced by my command
,,ipe 10 the 'front.' and ask that tbs heading 10 the para
rsph be changed
cannot give the details Of the action, far my division
yss concerned until duly authorized to publish. The eI
so. FROM the report Of Ms Gen. StOnemsn, published Of
ne e gave this division and Sickles that came to its 80
sncs the credit Of saving the left wing. Gen. Sonsmsn
atbOugh not In command. having reported to Gen. Rsy
% was presen. on the field with my division and reported
fom actual presence,
The defeat al fredericksburg has been attributed TO many
ensral officers but respectfully protest against the JUS
toe Of placing any portion Of the weight uPon mye or my
Division.
Your obedient servant
D. B. BIRNEY, BhE..Gsn. Volunteers,
Cams. April TO- 1861
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Mall. Close ot tbe Po.,.omce.

For Great Britain and The Continent by steamer
Bremen via Soutbslnp tOn, Saturday, April 25.. lOi
For Irelend, BY steamer City Of Baltimore, via
QgseOstOwn saturday April 25.............. loi m.
For Cuba via Havana and Nassau, n. p, by steam
sr Corsica Saturday April 25..,...,.,.,....... 10 a M
For New-Orlesns by steamer George Washington,
Saturday April ?. m.
For CLhfoTniA &c. daily (5undsys excepted,
overland via st. Joseph. Mo.......3 end 81 p.
Ssth-Abany Buffalo and Cansdas.. rs g. aud - p.
RITh aud West Way Mail
Western Mali via Erie kAilrosa...3 = IN. and 3.
Southern and Southwestern malls IN 4. and OI
Eastern Mail .....,..........5 m. Ia and u p
New Bedford Newport and Fail RYur............ D.
The Long Island Mail closes At $! m, and ~ p u.
Sunday Msi.E-On sunday al msilI close al Ii o. u.
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THxA1ERS.-At the French Theater, this evening,
aLs Voyage de M. Perrichon," comedy, by La
Srche and Martin, will be repeated.
At the Winter Garden, Miss Western plays to-
night for the last time. On Monday next, Mr.. j. S.
Clarke, the popular and admirable comedian, will
open an engagement. "The TOOdles," and new
drama, written especially for Mr.. Clarke, will be
represented.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY APRIL rs

A lsidsummef Melody.
Il waas night In the dAs days
And all through ihs boae
Night providers stirrIaA-
Pleas bedbugs. and m01ssS
The eli dren, unea,y.
squirued th, way and that
The bOdbugs preferred them
BecAuse they were fat
But at dawn on each insect
Lyons death powder fell;
And the rats and the mice, too.
Sueoumbed 10 hia Pill
LYOspS POWDER will kill all insects. LYONS MAG
NETIC PILLS sro dsath rats and mice Gold evey
where. DEMA5 g. BARNES & Co.,
No. 202 Broadway, New. York.
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COsTNENEss.-No person can feel well while

COSTIVENEsS.-N0p person can feel Wei while
positive habit Of body prevails and expect 10
Joy heath permanently who permits for tits contrary to tho
economy Of the sysem and gives rise TO goody proportion
OF the ills which sc the human To neglect H. there
FORE to insure ibesh Of greater or less dursoa yet In
attempting It's removal discrimination with regard 70 the
remedies be used. requisite Violent pursatyes tempo
rsly DISTINCTIONS weaken tue bowels and reduce
the strength OF the patient and followed usually by
greater constipation, rendering her aud another dose
Necessary until the strongest puIssves lo,o thsr effect
and the patients condition becomes deplOTsbe What 10
CURED il gentle uIgsye having some action ON the
ver end that be taken daily without npang the
strength OF the patient injury TO the sy'fem until the ten
dency TO constipation IL removed But few Ienedies have
been found meet these requirements and Of these feS
probably hRye been successful demonstrated by
many years Dr. ID. JAMES SAsATIvE PIL1s. They
usually taken every night bedtime, csusng IN proper
doso during the night and producing no
sickness unpleasant effect dur the day that persons
may follow their usas svocHton whether Of budDess or
easure ia the they had taken the
Pills Their good effect will begin to be obyop, after week
twOs particularly In greater cearn.s OF mind and an
increased energy and disposition to work Gnd TO enjoy life,
and their continued ia the restoration Of the health 70 the
patient Sold wholesale by hITCHkS TYLBn Co., and re-
tail by Druggists generally.
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MARRIED..
0ORUAM-CR AYT-Tn Rrooklyn. y n. on Tbprl

GORHAM-CRAFT-1n Brooklyn, 2. ~, on ThGrsisy April
70 BY the Lev. J. W. HorH Isaiah S. G. Gofhsn 70 Mary
L. Graft. both sf Brooklyn, T.. ID. No cards.
SEELYE-KNOX-At Trinity Chapel, Thunday evening
April %, by the Rev L. v Hsbsa assisted oy the Rev
D. Macurdy. Edgar Sooyo Gad Elizabeth b. daughter Of
Alexander knoI all OF this city
WHITE-BRABHAM-On Wcdnosday evening. April p?
BY toe Rev Dr. Appleton Of Tisuout, Dir. Jsuios C. H.
While Misc May r. BTabhAI both " the Town Of Nor
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g--T-1S0O-X.

g-T-1S00-X.
DRAKEs PLANTATION BrTT2Ra
ThsJ purify, strengthen, and iuyisorsts
They create & healthy sppstta
They are an an.idO.s to change Of water ard dict
They eyucoms effects Of dissipation aud lsss hourr
They strengthen ths system and eDlyep the mind
They proven. mia,uiato and iDterllstsnt fsvsra
They purify tue breath and aoidty Of tho stomach.
They euro Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Di,rrhsa, Cholera, and Cholers Morbas.
1hsy cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are tho best Bitter, in the world They make the
weak man strong and exhausted natures great rsore
They msds Of pure b. CrOiI Rum the celebrated Cssys
Bark roots and herbs and taken with the pleasure Of
beverage without regard ago time Of day Particularly
to deicse Persons requiring gentle stmu.
ant Sold By ali Gsoc,s, DrugTas Hotels, sad 6sloonI
PHI DRAKE L Co, No. aoa Broadway, Esw.YoEk
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Observation-Disclosures, April %.

vALLACKS-Masks and Faces
WINTER GARDEN-LvcreHs boraiai Don Caesar de Bszsn.
kIBLOS-Aurora Floyd
BARNUM'S MUSEUM-Tbe Dark Cloud
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGNING. 625 Broadway.
COUPLES 9ALLERY-Voicsno Of the Andes
IRVING HALL Philharmonic Society
THEATRE FRANCAIS-Le Voyage dc Monsieur Peuiohon.
DODW0RTH'S hALL-Ds CoTaovss Sketches.
COOPER INSTITUTE -Hutchinton Family
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gsturs Of Thomas Sims, the Fugitive
6laxe fo Rasfnu

BosroS. Friday. April "a. 1853
Thomas Sims, the fugitive slave who returned
tom here 10 Slavery some years since. arrived back
to-day, he having escaped from the Rebels at
Veksbnrg
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COFFEE.

To CoyFKY.DRISKISG PUBIC.-Tho East India
Coffee Company" call your oteuoa their "KRSTs EAST
INDIA CoFFEs" for the following First for its per-
feet haahuness second It IL twice the strength Of Java
requiring only o1ehllf the quantity for drawing making it
the cheapest and best for family the world 70 ceut
per pound Only uls it
Beware Of counteifslt. aud only "KKST's" No. Ia
ReRde-r'., kew-l oTk
Sold BY an Groceit
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Fire Department,-The Tfes,eIsr Of the Fire D~p,tf
thanxtuy acknowledges the receipt Of the sne
donations 70 no Widow aud Orphan Fuac Of ths Depart
meat viz: a.,
Secretary. WV
Washington lpsrrAncs Company, Per L. = AeAa@0P' ~.
Secret AV~
North River Insurance Company, PEI John HesesaAa. 90
Secretary Nv
Brosaway Insurance Company, per John Wrsy, esq, %,
Secretary ~
United Staten Insurance Company, per WsShnstoa Rt
Secretary
sun Mutaa Insarscs Company, per Edws-dR. Anthony.
Secretary.
Isdenuity Insurance Company. per W. T. ShsieB, esq,
Secretary ~
Union Mutual Insurance Company per fel diEsBe SasG
Secretary. W
f' JOHN g GILGS. Treasured
N,wYork April "a 1863
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"Sit Under Your Own viSo'o

"Sit Under Your Own vi,o.n
Whoever has q square yard OF ground should plsni
GRAPE VINE. u viii rrow rapidly. and soon afford
pleasant SHADE and yield rich clusters OF delicious FRUIT
PLANT THE VINES NOW,
IN these warm Spring days
THE BEST vINEs-GIvEN AWAY
The Editor Of the Anntcas lorutsyiit al PSrk-rOa,
neIt door 10 Daily 7Ya Qn has very fns werootsd
onsyes cid ysEs 10 distribute free Of charge to nes sub
serbs now received The Vine, are brought In fresh nom
his grounds every morning and may b. called for at tbs Office
during the Day The vines Of the beat two sorts for ssn'f
al outdoor Culture viz, the DELAWARE and CONCORD
CONDITIONS OF FREE DISTRIBUTION.
Every subscribing to the Amufsan bgfieHlsHr"
VIII receive prsssn. Of one ofhs shove vines The vine Is
worth dollar the Journal Is worth many dOIsr,-snd
YOU WANT 1T.
YOUR WIFE WANTS IT.
YOUR CHILDREN WANT 1T.
WHY p
III. filed with PLAIN, PRACTICAL USEFUL INyoR-
NATION for til. FARM the GARDEN. and the HOUSE. |
HOLD. Every number contains 81 large double quartz
pages full Of good things al original and including many
beautiful pleasing and instructive ENGRAvINGs. treats
all about the work Of the FARM all about tho work OF the
ORCHARD; all about the work Of the GARDEN. and oil
about Indoor or HOUSEHOLD WORK. You will be sur.
p,ed looking into s page. find what amount Of
s',rI information given The Department for CHILDREN
and YOUTH 10 both Iatvn;iaS and IA,rveiir.
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HK1.Yoax HAyr.YARD, April IS, 1885.
$4,000 Reward.

ARsrlrd otTEN THOUSAND DOLLARS will BE- paid
FOR the recovery Of the money stolen from the Ps,ussts
Once, a. iii, station, on Sunday nigh. last.
II. PAULDING,
Admiral and Commsndspt
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A j. BLEHcEER. Anciioneet
Splendid Mansion and Grounds nj TAoDy
uools.-A J. BLEECKEK SON u Co. will sell at enetion
on THURSDAY April 30 at u o'clock, al the meIihah"
Exchange Sslsuoom No. Ill Broadway, Trinity bdins"
splendid Mansion aud GTouud the resdenee oil 100 Ae
Albert l.. Dsak, esq situate At Tabby booA ron A's
ton comprising about three OF land with has Vie" OF
the North Hiysr Ground high Gne gafdsn, and hui! AHd
lawn .hade House i14G feet butt OF brick hoo'
walls. marble mantes hard ~s haIhod In elegant mannsf
b., and cod throughout. bath, &C. &c. Ghronshu'
tho houL from Harlem Ga. Company hne stable Pi'1r-s, Ac
&C. $1,000 remain mortgage. Map' ke' al NO. "
Cedar It adjoining Bsnk Of Commerce.
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AS PENsIvE AND ALONE l SAT.

AS PENsIvE AND ALONE l SAT.
lntenty viewing my old bat
IL seemed az II 8 voice had said,
"Thst hat . too sbsbby for your bead !"
Its day 10 psst--though truo enough-
"pTwas made by KNOX Of fBi-rate stuff
. KNOX, has no equal ss hstterf'
- Thought THAT = just what q tue naateLn
See kSOK's SPRING STILES 1t No. 2l2 Broadway.
ROGERS * RAYMOND,
while eheefuly contributing their share Of the heavy taxes
on manufacture levied for The support Of the Government
continue 10 sell their
FAsHIoSABLE CLOTHING
remarkably low prices They invite particular attention
to their splendid assortment Of
DAsHISa SPRING OvKRcoATs,
and Spring and Summer Clothing generally assuring thor
customers and the pubic that In tps Of Taxes the te In
goods aud the increase In wages CHEAPsRss t the motto
Of the
OH STAND,
No, l2l. IN, l25 Fulton-st.,
Broadway Store, No. ga Broadway.
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CAPTAIN JACK:


/ tense interest entitled
| CAPTAIN JACK:
I On, THE BLACK HUNTER OF THE FoRrsr
from the pen Of CHARLES HENRY DAT, esq sntbor Of
Alice Drsyon" &C. We hszlrd nothing saying b., tint.
story viii be found superior to sny production the kin
which has appeared for years II sborbs tho attention Of the
reader sthe outset and win defy any TO dsss from
peruiDg 1t to the end The opening Is Of Ae
graphic and vivid the conceive or The In
teresl excite, such will hold the readers mind SPELL
7und Fin trance every being under the powerful
ufVenos sfths fearful tragedy being enacted before hs eye
Ts OF Indsn warfare will slways to tho American mind
possess less interest The traditions which have
down 10 respecting the wild character and habits OF
the Red man. the associations which cluster around them In
connection With the early settlers OF country, all com
bnc ard viii continue to do for centuries come TO In
YES. evsry Indian legend with romantic interest THE unve
sal curiosity exhibited in this city only within few days
pas. to the warriors who hays honored metropolis
with their presence proves this The very atrocities OF
which the Red Man have frequently guilty their shock
ns iuhumsnity to their prisoners e modes Of torture to
which they sus their vengeance upon their
omiesa wbilo they make hu3der 10 read hear them
orvs to attract rather than Tepe public senou TO any we'll
writer uasive Of the startling incidents In their history
But "a there cloud without silver lining there
picture. however dark that has bright feSture So
with the Indian he forgves Injury he for
ses' fsveT he pledges bic word be fails TO redeem
t. Can much be said Of the white maa The bright side
Of Indian character happily illustrated by the suhor In the
porraiturs Of the Indian maiden, BRIGHT LIGHTNING
and the famous warrior RED FOX msny Of whose deeds
recorded In history Capt JACK tbs hsro Of the story
must speak FOR him'ef to be 'Pprsced As no proceeds
the reader viii not be surprised to find him the enemy
Of the whos Indian race.
This weeks DISPATCH will alse contain
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BUY TT AND TRY IT.

BUY TT AND TRY IT.
The fgriculrrsi only 10 cent? number or o for
whole year Try 1t year and got the Grape Vine free a.
above or try single number at only 10 eeni'. The 22d
Annual Volume now publishing Is FER superior to any prsyi
on, volume. CALL AND LOOK AT II.
ORANGE JUDD, PUBLTSHER,
No. Al PARK ROW Times Buildinsl, Esv.YOrs-
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TWO GHOST STORIES.
"ONLY AN IRISH GIRL"
THE SECRETS OF PRISON WALLS.
PERILS or AN ORPHAN GIRL.
A MISTRESS ATTEMPTS TO POISON A WIPE.
TRIAL OF RADETZKY with Portrait
OUR WEEKLY GOSSIP, tspiOy,.
MURDER WILL OUT.
Together with the usual variety Of Choice Reading Wal
News Masonic Intelligence items FOR L0dss City Natter,
,massu,ents Late News, Sporting Items. Art Matters,
Poetry. Sketches, Gleanings. &c
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
Office. No. II Frsnkiort.s.
For sale by all News AgentB.
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pIaehine sh hSSssI end In Mrse i1E y

Machine shos and MrcasSsy
pnInGEPORT, CT, AT A DARGAIN
bhp ,s.ar,msnt of Lathe.. Planen. Drills aud smsH
shop with fotEcs ssd tsois cupoas and tv?
S.svy Cr.ao, Foundry with AID s,iH ss, ,dS
ws,.s. aS,s H. ", Ossd No LIS froa...s or ~
ateSA w. 8. KNoWLTON, frsndsne
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Caution.

MOYFATs LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITTERs
Drusr IL and ne3icns dealers throughout the country are
Ainst buJng selling certain medlciDts pre-
pared by 800 .... =. =. ,,p.,t-u,
A nd which are c!smed 10 be the genuine
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX BITrERs
An iiulc,ion LaS been issued by tho Count on he hIPea
ton ~ fte rrpresrutatves OF the late proprietor,
DR. WILLIAM u. MOFFAT (deceassd),
Restraining tho sid John hoa Co.. from making or SCI
ling th no aud every effort will DO made 10 protect the
trade aud the public sEsin,ts .
The undersigned tho ouy person authorized 10 mannAc
tuI. tho 1890 ..,,.,,,,. ,,,,,.,.
GENUINE LIE PILLS and PHOENIX BtrTEhS
v have been heretofore Manufactured und sold by the
'"' p''T' ANDREW ANDERSON. IT,, Agent
MOFFAT BUILDING, -
No Jl5 Broadway and No. 1876 Church',
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CHEAPEST JOURNAL IN, THE WORLD.

The An,rcdo dgricaifsrif has rsgvlIy eireplsi'n Of
over SEVENTY THOUSANDS The Publi,bor, having for
all these the sIpsnis Of only set Of Editors OGcs
etc. stle to- and furnish much eaeapu paper than
b supplied BY any d. The Price 10 only oH' Dol
lar Year! delivered free ia Eew-YOrk and Booilyn)
n. The Gps GRAPE VINES referred t. above are gwen
w,thsa, extra charge to al subscribing These who
c.npOl call can receive the Grape Vines by mil safely
packed IN damp mos and covered with OeOih The post
20 "a only 0 cents q cen; per cancel
SPRING WORK IN THE FIELD.
SPRING WORK IN THE GARDEN.
SPRING WORK IN THE HOUSE.
Very Fun directions for the worn In the FIELD, In the
GARDEN, and Ia tie HOUSEHOLD. are givsa In the f9r
frit TIL. paper worth s weight in silver tD'sHium
neluded) every who has square rod Of snd and
foi the HOUSEHOLD you have ground 10 cultivate
A fun and ysry valuable CALENDAR or OPERATIONS.
or Ca.osue CT WORK to be done Is given in each nuubsr
OF the AgriepIv,a with many suggestion, upon WHEN
and now to DO IT,
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