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poroyrl-Msoxlnrvf.-~Dn Wednesday NAY ~, "a
tie rrst Trc~by tsrss church, Fhth avsnu ~ the rev
Hanry NJ besre, ipAffyrr Awnsxyvfr bgyrtfn, dsugh
ter n The ate kudoiph Nioncnyi q Hlnssry sbd ncoe
Of GOV. Kossuih.
clssE- DAuon.--On rue.day, Nay &C. ~ Rev
rreder1k q. cia'k, CssrlsH fi tLlrN 10 'Hss Asrw
nsyrUs, asagbist q Edward g. DsYigs VI all o. tha
city.
fisugsp--Nt s-ry --ru Tnetdsy, Nay - IL 81 tasaa
tines chorCh, NSfft ana y ffey wafd Fssg.wi~
Ila.osr, u Du'i.a khsasd, ~ sps4 Htsir, of Cal
xAy, hshui.
~ rosI-Dav, ss--os wsinss ~, Nay n Al ~.
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unpnssrrsptea Success or Gsvernmsns

y. L....- fh'lsi slshAs way a. isoSs
no general subscf pton agent reports ssse ~ day q
nyetventes the amount u " 92s 600 distr buted
over the country ss foiowsSew YORK and Ncw Jersey
$500 ooc Dos,ou aud New tneans $3.50 iot1 lbilnis
ingtcu y. C ti5O00 Ind ana, t.5 600, wheeling, Va
$4,000. Western States, 81 900.
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Omeiei Drawings ef the shelby College
LOTTERY " Kentucky -, --- -. I.
- =. kxrRA CLAs, sg7-May n. 1858
u 90, q. 81, i6 g. ~, g. "a, 81, !, 4s. IL.
80. GO. %. 20. 40, 69. 6l, Is, l, 23, 55, 90.
JOHN A NORRIS CO.,
~ FGfffs fHhl 1t Wilmington, Delaware
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The Dsfx os Irai u,Id has been cio.ca Il b snepssed
'is, srru'gsmsn- si'' be msac 10 redeem the cvpa-
TIN. shsh 10 I'm lst
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When Nnturc Wears Her Robe of CIR,

Hats.-vhite's spring styles OF Hats
very sttrncye Dress Hats Soft Imperial and Military
Also Caps ZIG Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

Prises Cashcd I'm All Lcgafixed Lottc-
ries. Information gwen JOSEPH BATES. Broker
II Wall street room No. l. New York
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

Omciai Drewinge or Murray, Eddy q
Co.'S ken pcky And Missouri State Lottsriea -
ksirucEy; Es!nA Class ss7 -h.y u beea
II, s, IS, 81, 81, o., rs, %. 33. G6, 36, Q.
Is, IA, 81, 8. -, 10, ~. ~, ~, 10. 81, ~.
Crsulars sent free Of charge By si,hes.e
~. .91.. Cov'ngton. Ky.. or ~. Asouts. No
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

Brooks spring Boots.-Thc Double Tie
Shoe, with Caters, LORlN BROOKS SONS, i&
broadway, of Howard street.
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Doctor Honses's Discovery Cares Ervst.
Islas ecsd He'd eeftrkNsm. Obsnat@ Erpptlous of
ttIn. vld Ter s.,ofas Y.aa .nd ss.ry sind q lmgs
rrnAry and sesusl Gy1srtns Ne Divisigu street. Ns-
Tors city, snce 1854 Book saf cOnsIls,on srsn Tst
roofss ana prsatr entrance.
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

PyIe's %. X. sosp-The Best and Most
economical. sold by gfocers everywhere.
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

BsaUstfut Complexton.-Latrd's Bioom
% Youth, or La'f Pearl for the eompesion and skin
moved 70 ass broacway. Sod al all druggists
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

III. Ifo. .ssfsf HhiutSry hu1irs. ~.
new armory has boen provided for tho Twelfth rogi
National Guard az 67A and e76 Broadway. Tho
command will rarade today for aeld exercise and pro
coed 10 East New York
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And Sumner comes with golden sheen,
'Tis hen tha. CHS Ia anxious Hooks
All rush 10 bny OF gallant Knox
A S1mmcr Hat so light, ~ gay
So ear. nj Fulton and Broadway.
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Electrical Discoveries and wonds rful
res l,s BY DR. CHAMBERLAIN. ~ BoBd street S~w YORK.
cufabie disasrs speedily and neniy
nDdla sti0ps OF Eicctruty. Ccnsulst free
Circulars fct ssard~r ORDER.
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Ferris q sons Boots and shOes-AIso
Paris at n Nassau street aud e9a Broadway
two doors below Fourth street. UI
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

Sec Foote's Patent Umbrella Isoek
Stands al W liBELER WILSON =. ss Broadway NY.
Iron Furniture, Iren Bedste ads. Hat
Racks, Umbrella stands &c.
HUTCHINSON wICKERsuAN
fln 10 Cana stresi, east Of Broadway.
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Eight Carries dc visise FOR ~. or Un.
eqnasd style ard finish TAFT r. corner Of corand and
frsen uiaha
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Ths masniacent summer number ready contains Az. e-
Patterns bunlrvd elegant llstfA
Pr'ce IS Sold wb Yearly 81. with ssisa
| BILE premiums No. as Broadway
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public the large auction sale OF British and American oi
Paintings ngaylngs AMI Stauary to be sold Thurs ln
and FRIDAY e,enng. q, ~ ocok At oet Broadway by
fred Lar~, OF Brooklyn and sold ny order Of bis
The catalogues, winch snbrnces some superb aud ee
CANT Paintings car be had al No Pine street
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

wheeler ~ WSss0a's sewing Machines,
with valuable improseusnts One. sos Broadway. ~.
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Braid and Embroidery stamps, OF all
the latest and best patterns much less than ne usual
Dres~e-. So Inas Pals, Bru~hes and Box &c. with IN
fl sent free Of charges recipt
OF price Address Nine Demorcst t7S Broadway =.
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liberty In grs,cfni and everlasting rctncmbralce.
Resolved, That while We value the - InIalhy aud good
wishes M nil lovers o ustce and civil liberty hrvug ghqu.
the world rely exclusively on the PATRIOTISM and viz
&C tho American pcopc for the prescvrtoao o thor
frse institutions aad the Intel o. he AEIcrc
republic IN It's rre cnt position % one oi the rrft class
naic the earth, thatwe have Tighi 10 exacc ana
shalt IA ile most pcrenI,ory manner dcnand hatiorc IN
g. ng rela ind bound by treaties
0f amty aud frcndshp Nth shall gvc 40 all direct
OF lDir ~ - ue attempted Destruction Of The soyera
ncpt u ,ne Unscd -tstes d that we approve tic acsion
u cur government IN rocsn. aataryeocn of forcso
powers, and in rerelnp, IN hru bnt friendly terms all
attempt. q foreign Powers 70 crr,roI ,hc dec-cn q
accsIion which Involves he existence q OR rcc nsia
tos and thc RI tlvc RINK and uence c orr country IN
the internal affairs n The wprlf
The following committee on ccrrcsDonfcDce was ap-
rolliod % ~ main stani.-Jni,s Wadswoth. Leonard
". Jorop,c, James ]. brady Waldo hutchrxs :. y.
Trcn,ain, Thomas W. cicyti 'ohn A. coosc Martin !
IowDsnnd prc.tin Hiag, William A, whce.cr. A. y.
cb,rles n poois, Danic s. Dickiason, Charles cook
Lucius Rcbmsou William Ldncoln Charles J. foger
o. "a Palmer. n ". Van vakenbsrr, '. n Norfsn, v
@. sladJhgi H. " Rogcrs, wnaa keep ard Augustus
nurips the speech u Mr. rrcman Few q the IIsw.
scribed with the psme Of General Ect eisn . csndi
date for tho Presidency. coiooei Iiawkfrs made a
,sssn '.s 3. ,DSS ~ .s. Ss and
The address " Mr. fcinan, as wei as o. nearly al The
speakers, sas,sned Toe soye,nmsss unequ.o,.iy for
Mr. Trsmsin animated that ,hs proceedings subssq,sus
the arrest were nos ccnsorant with The at cf Con
II opinion among the speakers the sajeace 10 the
fact that the arrssewas deserved and proper.
A. tho second stand, ssnaior Dell u Jefferson pre-.
sdcd and addresses were made By Gener Nye General
y. y Bruce, Thomas o. Avord and Mr. Corbett large
audience attended, nd the universal sentiment was
thar of unconditional loyalty even ~ The ssneonins of
the arrest of vaiiandigham.
A. the third stand Hon y. A. Nbcrges presided, ana
Gscrge Rssndesh Colonel Charles Nsdisn PDrieus
Raot E~e Vice rrsgueuis Addresses made BY a.
IT, DALEY, Cert Smith. George Brandsh, Henry q.
smith OF New York; Judge n. W. smith, ~ ctca joel
Tlnany, dAbauy Bsv. Mr. Ives, Of Asbafn, aud Col Il.
W. Judson, ~ 80. Lawreoce.
GnRTn Sxnu REPEATED Substantially hs sreech f re-.
teriay, cxrresipg his willingness 10 sustsa the govern
al ali hazards Aid 10 have tho cb-on put down At
tho risk of saving slavery as strong ever.
II rs estimated that oyer fourecu hundred pcrsoss par
took o tho bvun;a collation. provided by the ladies' o..
Utica WHO IN yroJa rscpg dii all they could 10 maxe
the occasion pleasant 10 tho s,cfs aud civilIsns Tss
u,p.t good osder prevsiod throughout Tho rrrcsins
thouzh some of ne soldiers wanlfcztcf dIs,rou ~
have as much spr possible, aud were tnss rather
bosteyous In their faa. M .w ~
A sad scrdcn, ocs urrrd whic he IoaAsss were a,ss
the ssiss private Mlgnn beag sss s'c'y Soup,sa Va
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LIFE BALSAM.
The niosl certain curative for RifEIhA1f3M,
scEOFrf.A DisPEPSlA
ald dlseases of great impuriy
on,y 20 he had NJ The principal depot
20 araud stscsf. tl per bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

~ Carries de visise for S1.-Artistic Po-
suons PAREr. sGtDfoadway, between Nnetsentb and
Tweutleth streets
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". 4. Hateheior's Hair Dye-The Hest
he VOID iasiantaneous hsrmleta and reliable SID
by All drugs. ara rer rers Factory u Barclay f're-t
The New York herald., 1863-05-28

Wigs, To.pess. Hair Dye. Hair Dyei~g
N1ifsrt cram, FOR bcautfl ing lie lair, W A.
BATCilTLoRs. ~ Bona sftsst
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Country sea- Tort Washn gtop TO be sod auction by
T.. H. LUDLOW Co. at " clocs, At the her
chants 1903 Liberty street broad
way. Maps, Ac,, at Ma. 8 Pine street ..ln
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= the 0enats vtile The laelss have II
il 10 obvious - The net sbtuss that
sch ! ststs Of s1ais eannoe be per-
petusted bscauss, 6sdcs il, the impov-
e.ishmest Of the agricultural States will
be complete asd exhaustive. There 10
but one mode in whi0h The ternbls ruin
evoked BY this var can be allsyed. It
10 by % entire abolition Of the cos
toms, duties, rnd On assessment Of the
debt upon the property Of the eosstsy.
Ihis latter 10 not constitutional, since
oil taxes msse b levied %. osdiua g
popula ion. The alternative 10 entirely
repnd,atioo.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Mn SoLoMox, Sir Tho benefit have reesiv.
I'd the Spectaeles obtained from indses me
TO express the pleasure have feesivsd from then
They suit my eyes TO admirstion. can nov zee
all common distances BY candle light % vel %
BY day, with the same ease a. when . boy, which
could not do with any other glss e. have
used. 1t sGords the greatest pleasure to avail
.nysef Of this neliun Of testifying how satisfa,
tory has been my experience Of your skill.
optician. Yours Truly, Pr LH1AvRs, Bishop
Detroit, Nov 8, 1852.
Chicago, Dee II, 1859.
Nh soroNox, Sir:-l have been under the
necessity OF ueing Glasses for several years, but
have never found pair 10 suit my eyes until l
got them from Mr. 3. Since that time find my
eyes much better. Wishing you every success in
your undertaking. lam ycurs, "a,
C,P KILLoG,. No l73 State street:
. Chicago, Feb n, 1858.
Nh Solo mon, Sir When you 6sst arrived in
this city called with Mrs Sherman ct your office
and purchased two pain Of your patent gold
Spec'asles. We have found them superior to
any We had eAer used before. They realised more
than we could have expected. We can see O.
comfortable a. VI en- o girl and boy.
rsmain yours respec fully,
FO SHERMAN, No 80, sherman House.
q. SeLoMON, Room No ,. Fsrfa nds Block, corner
Second and Brady stresss' ocl7-dAWlm
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Total. 81, i97,274.sss $2!s, 27s. 900

II The paper money is ever Withdraw,
it will be BY fnuding. II this can be done
ut O per cent, the interest on the debt
now outstanding will be, with sinking
funded, $s3.79O.000 per annum. We
will compare this with the debts OF Eng
land and France:
Paper Debt
France. -. &86, 0C0.OO0 o. 9o0 800 900
Great Britain - 334,7sS ,9i7s4s.v.s
IND States. 2O,00o,OO0 1887, 1850
Interest Per head
France. $40 100000 500
Great Britain l27 sot.;0l 435
United States IS $4,000 lsl
Thus the actual debt now exceeds that
Of France Sl.l5 per head, aud neatly
equals that Of Grea. Britain. At the
close Of tho present fiscal year, the debt,
1t the official estima,cs are not exceeded.
will be 81, 600. 100000, OF $4,000 600
or ~ per bead per annum or $a5 per
head fol every family Of Eve persons. 1t
will be borne in mind that these are The
lowest ac,u. ! & ,ures, without taking into
scconnt threatened foreign wars, or pus-
sitle new disasters to the army.
This immense debt is now in process
Of creation. The government is paviag
out PIPER that is yet in good credit for
labor aed property. The people are
giving their goods for the paper, aad IN.
vest,ng it in bonds. Who is % paw that
paper and bonds! The labor of the
country-precisely the people who are
no" IN the grasp OF the provost mar
shall. torn from their emplo, men,s and
families 10 90 anil destroy aud deyas-
tate the property and means Of Industry
which were once the source OF our IA
tional wealth. 1t is not the property Of
the country that will bear tue burden. il
is the farmer and labo,er. The present
intolcrabls We xat.ons income and inter.
est tax yields very lit 10 proportion to
what was expected from il, and il ever
tho debt 10 paid at all it mus, be Quad.
rurled and what m ana will III. re- be
Of paying? It will be difficult 10 show
that there will he any.
Before the war, the 5000, 900 Of tho
people in the s u,hern aud border
States bought Of tho North, in round
numbers, 500, ZOO, 900 ger auuum IN
1000, clothing, manufactures, &c. Ttev
pad for these IN equai value Of cotton.
tobacco, naval stores, &c. The indus-
!ry OF the Sonth produced equivalents
lot inc itdast,y Of the Nor,h, and mu-
wa! interchange produced national pros.
Pc',y. With the war, that ceased Tho
Trade .as CIT of, neither side conIS |
MAKE its accustomed Gales aud nur.ha.
g, and On the 6rst our trad. va. nus,
ysed. Grad ally the expenditure. "f
TIE government have gown m ~
5000, 000.0 per snuum, thus affora;. ~
subs.itute fol the Southern trsd. ing
government, however, does mot ~. ne
only promises to pay. Ii does NJ, o,;.s
cotton. de-, for the goods: il 49, ss
pieces Of paper. These, il il "a; s ."
swsr The purpose Of money, and ma.
from hand to hsDd. They do 40 =.
doubt, bet the real wealth ofthe co, ~
Try l. thereby consumed. The wool. ~.
clothes. the food, the iron wsrs Of the
eesntsy, ars consumed b. the govern
nest - The oWnsss held paper ID r..
sefo, To- whieh they Oas fpd 20 use.
- shey lend is'bGek Is ths recruitment
$50 snosewith bays mere soode -
ses pstcea Az lose = The nrooaes
A5sv0vooo - = oni1uem - - g
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To Hose OwnerA

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIpLE LINlME Mt FOR
HORSES is unrivaled by any, and in all cases Of
Lameness. arising from Sprains. Bruises or
Wrenching, its effect is magical and certain
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango, DO, it
will also care speedily. SPAWN and k,ugbone
may 30 easily prevented and cured in their incip-
lent stages, but confirmed cases arc beyond rossi-
bility Of radical csre. No case of the kind,
however. is 20 desperate or hopeless that it may
be al'eviated by this Liniment, and its faithful
application will always remove the Lsmeness, and
enable the horses to travel with paratve ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy At
hand for its timely use at the FIRST appearance Of
Lamene will sdectuslly prevent those formidable
diseases mentioned, to which oil horses are liable
and whi.h render 60 many otherwise valuable
horse nearly worthless.
500 vertisement. R19-dW1v
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II the paper money is ever withdraw,
it will be BY fnudiug. II this can be done
At O per cent, the interest on the debt
now outstanding will be, with sinking
funded, $s3,79O,0o0 per annum. We
will compare this with the debts OF Eng
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-07
The siDgc~ SEWING Mmchimc.

.
Our LETTER A FAMILY SEWING MA.
CHINE is fast ga; ming . world vide reputation.
1t IL beyond doubt the best and chsa pest end
most beautiful Of all Family sewing Machines
yet offered to the public. No other Family sew
ing Machine has 40 many useful appliances for
hemming. Binding. Telling. Tucking, CATHERINE,
Gasging, Braidiug, Embroiderins, Cording, and
soforth- No other family sewing machine has 20
much capacity for great variety Of work. 1t
will sew all kinds Of cloth, and with al kisds Of
thread. Great and recent imp.ovements make
our Family Sewing Machine most reliable, and
most durable. and most certain in astioa A. al
rates Of speed II makes the inassiocksd Glitch.
which l. the best knous. Any one, svsa q the
thsisti.r 4 Family se~ins nseSis:' o. o. = ~.
lily Sewing Aas6inss Ass fnisAed n sbssso snd
exquieite style. :
The Folding case Of the Family Mach;ss Il :
piece Of cunning workmanship Of the most useful
kind. Irprotscu the nsehins whsn not in IN.
and when about to b operated may b opened q
. spacious and substantial table 10 sustaiu The
work. While sone Of the Cases. made out Of the
shoissst woods. ars aaishsdin the simplest and
epastsst manner possible, others are adorned and
snbslishsd In the most ccstly and superb maunsr.
Ats ahsolatsly nsesssasy to go tks fanily
Asehtns 10 opsratieas % = q juSes o. IL meat
capacity aad beauty. Itisssss bsesuing - pop
ular for faniiy sswsse - e1r Msaufassusine "a
satnss ere for mssafastueins psspss
The Branch Q1sss ars Ill vel supplied With
.ss !..iss shrssA. svsa'ss ~ As. sfsAs ~
ssn1 svr siP / nyur,s. sa sla aasap D.
The alN0En ~ MIR 4 nPnpsun r~0,s lsxw~sI
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An jlLOSTRA TIVE ARTICLE.

IFeom she New York Old Oesfd.V
rns DEs1, IN. TAXES, AND rnE nufS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury coo'ly
announced, on The Let Of July, that the
national debt il only tone Thousand one
hundred mslIiobs, and thst u incseases 1t
the rate Of two millions Ave hundred
thousand dollars per dav, or one hundred
and four thousand dollars per hour!
without any prospect whatever Of ces-
sasion to that increase, or indeed OF any
other result than an increased ratio OF
growth in the debt. The official returns
Of the debt have been ~ follows for tWo
years
increase
Debt Increase Per day.
jan, 81 s7.ssoOs5 sio7, sso,s2o 1880 ooe
Jsly, '62. .6i4 ell ,37l 246.67+,336 10000
Jse, -. .sls,67 ,szl S05,l96sl4 J.956,0o0
Jals, tS.I ,ls7.t7i.a6s sH,ss7,les e.42222S
For the last six months Of 1852, the
increase was 81 $3.50, 900 per day, and the
ratio had nearly doubled. Every suc-
cessive month the increase Is greater for
the reason that more men and more sup
plies are needed Al constantly rising pr.
ces. Tho.e prices, as our readers have
too much reason TO know, are raised by
the use Of government paper money,
which deprrciat-s in the double ratio Of
the double ratio Of the quantity paid
out and tho decrease in the stocks Of
the goods required BY the government.
The increase Of debt in the last six
months OF 1863 will be 100000 per
day. Il Is to be borne in mind that
these 6gures do not represent the whole
expenditure Of tho government, tut sim.
ply what it torrows over and above the
proceeds Of the custom aud taxes. The
appropriations. or the amount authorized
to be expended tor the fiscal year 1864,
10 81 ,O00,OOO,OO0 even if the next con-
eress should not add dollar 10 the
amount.
We are now to remember that these
debts are to be paid by the tsenty mil
lions OF people Of the northern states,
for the vecson that-cven in the event Of
the Union being reslored-tbc CONNER
cial capital OF the south and Of the bor-
NJ OSStSo uns tCNu ~ tuCsOukuy uSeO-
lated that they cannot pay, even it the
whole southern war debt is repudiated.
We shall not now allude 10 the 81, O0O,-
100000 of claims upon the eoyernment,
already being made out, for damages in
the border states, bat conine ourselves
simply to the a, tn.I existing debt for
which paper hs~ been issued, and ire
spectivs Of 100000, 900 Of debt due
contractors and others not yet justed.
We have stated that the prices OF all
articles purchased by the government
have risen 10 proportion to the depreci-
alton Of the paper, and the average 10 40
per cent. Hence, Of t7O0,OO0.OOO ex-
pended for goods, ships, supplies, etc,
100000, 900 has been extra price caus-
ed by the deprecated paper. and which
would not have been p ID had the money
been regularly borrowed. Thus, il $500
100000 bad been borro we'd ut 6 per Ct,
it would have brought IS much supplies
- s7eO,oOO,OOo Of paper monev, pref
~ dear way Of borrowing money. The
debt stands, then, ~ follows, July l:
Funded debt. ssao,ss4sos sas'sss coo
Paper ...... 3Oy.72l val 2Uv.OCOOOO so
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TIE CvnthsSIOkS Z ,xvhkiENCE

TIE CON kSSlONH + ,XvkRlENCE
OF an 1nvA1ad.
Published for the benefit, AMI ~ . warning and
A CAUTION to YOUNG MEN,
who suffer from SpsRmatsrrhos. Nervous Dsbili-
~, Premature Decay, etc., supplying IT the same
time The Means Of SELF Care. By one who
has cured himself after being tut to great expense
and injury through medical humbug AMI susck.
cry.
BY enclosing . postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may b had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,,
my27.d&wlyl tedf"rd. Kings Cn"nsv, NY.
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=
destsSy. The nine ouse socs whes The
proesss viii ceaes. 1000, 900 mes will
b turned ont sof eDploy. The Gov
esUment lexpsnditsrs will cease. War
busiaess will b at IN end. The blood
drsuched 6elds ssd dcsolate homes Of
the sosth siil olTor no trade. The GRIP
Piled troops, The idle manufactures, the
impoverished farmers and destitute Ia
borers will 10 cal ed upon TO pay o..
100000 held BY few New EngIa0d
States, that have driven on the war for
their own benefit.
Il will 10 borne 10 mind that the six
New England States, With their twelve
Senators, have been the oligsrchy which
has driven on this war. Thus:
Population
,;x New England States. 1856 ,2es. IL SENATOR,
Six middle and western
etatss..............1:. $40, 7sl. IL senators.
The government Of the country under
orr sysie,D, it il we'll known, exists iu
the congressional committee which
govern IL each department. These com.
mi,tees are controlled 10 follows:
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A GENTLEMAN, cared of Nervous Debility
Ineompstsncy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actuated by desire to benefit Others, will
be happy to furnish to all who need II (f,ee of
charge,) the recipe and directions for makiug
the simple remedy used in his case. Those
wishing to profit BY his experience. and posse
Vsiuable Remedy, will receive the s.ms By re-
turn mail, Carefully ssaled.) BY addressing
JOHN. b. OGDEN,
sp26dsm Ne. so Nassau Street, New York.
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Epls0R OF fHB D8MccRAr AND NsWs-Dear .Sir |:
With your permission wish to say to the road
srs Of your paper that vii. send by return msi
to ell Who wish il, (free) Recipe, with full d.
fections for making and using simple vegetable
Balm. that vii! efcctus:ly remove, in 10 days
Pimples, Blotches, Tar, Frcckles and all Imrnri-
ties Of the Skin. leaving the same soft, clear
smooth and bee utiful.
Twill also mail free to those having Bald Heads
or Bare Faces, simple directions and information
that will enable them to start q full growth Of
Luxuriant Hair, Whist r. or . Moustache, IN less
than 30 days. all applications answered BY re-
turn mail without charge.
Respectfully yours, THOS. F. Chaplain.
je30d3m Cbem;st.No. ssl Broadway, N. Y.
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Pulmonary Consumption . Durable
Disease.
a q - II a.
TO CONSUMPTIvES.

The undersigned having been restored to health
sw weeks. BY . very simple remedy, after
having suffered several ysars with sewers lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
10 snxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
tho means Of cure.
Tosli who desire 1t, hs win send copy Of the
prescription used free If chargsl with the direc-
tons for preparing nd using the same, which
they will find sURR CuRs for CONSUMPTION, A srn.
MA, RRoxcnIrrs, 80. The only objec. of the sd-
vertiser in sending the prescription is to bsneft
the afflicted, and spreaa information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he heles every
sufferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing, and may prove q blessing.
REV EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg,
sp26-d&w3m New York.