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NEWS FROM TINE STATE CAPITAL.

GenerrI VI urnstds In ConsuItatt0n with
Governor seymour fn Relation 90 RIO
crarttng-The Contract System ln Re-
pairing Canals. go. &c.
ALsaNr Jan IS, 1854
General Burnside. with portion OF his stan. been
here to-day in consultation with tho Governor regard
70 recruiting his corps TO fty Thousand ais inter
view with Governor Seymour quite lengthy and per
fecty satisfactory being business several OF the
Governors staff were present, and the details we're ell
arranged in regard to recruiting for Gen. Burusdes corps
It's entire management placed In tho hands Of the
Governor. distinct ana separate from the provost
marshas The General left this evening, fully satisfied
as far 40 this state Is concerned.
The official communication from Washington and other
evidence show that since tho recent exposures Of
the treatment OF the volunteers at the different
depots by the government agents there Is disposition
TO descend from their high horses In regard TO volunteer
ing and leave in<hs hands Of State authorities
is reported that tho .tats Engineer and Surveyor.
VIM. B. Taylor, will take strong grounds against
aboltshing the contract system in canal re-
pairs aud tho return to the old swindhng
system, but will recommend contracting on actual
measurement and let the whole By the yard or foot
In this way the contractor only get pay for actual
work DONE That will correct all the evils Of the con-
tract system, as now carried out, which Il 70
take certain section 70 repair by she lump, with
out any estimate or basis 70 toll the amount
OF work TO be done, and, ct tho Same time,
prevent all The swindng that existed under the old noto
rously corrups system This action Of Engineer Taylor
forces issue N the republican party, and will prove
severe blow to efforts to make the the old
system . party measure. Tho question arises, which
will carry with him the most strength with the repub
lican members 10 the two houses,he Auditor Of The
Canal Department. with his return 70 the old system or
the State Engineer. with the present contract system
changed from theoretical 10 practical basiss
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Twglvx BRorHERs IHE UNION Army While We were
at tho recruiting agency OF Messrs Maynard and Girls
void Yesterday afternoon, resident Of the town Of
Camllus Almon WILDER, enlisted He stated that he
81 tho oldest OF twelve brothers, sons OF william and
E,ecta wilmer, OF Camillus, and that they had all
entered the OF The United States This brother
nov between forty tour and forty 1--WE years age, and
a. added that OF the twelve brothers weigh lees
than two hundred pounds. Hs enlisted At tho same
Sms no did.--Syrocuse Jsar',dl, Jan. IL.
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Omcial Drawings or the Library Assoc
cstion Company Lottery of Kentucky:
Ezra CLASS 523-Jan. l6. 1854
So, 6S, 81, AZ. 40, 3. 90, IS, 40. 50, IS, ID, "a
CLASS 524-Jan. L. 1864.
"a, II, 80, %, %, l3, 80, As, "a, %, 10, a..
Circulars sent oy addressing
FRANCE, ELLIS 4 CO. Managers, Covington. ky.
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Prizes Cashed tn All LegaItzed Lotto
res and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia
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A NAVAL Senaation.

Prizes Cashed in all Legaltzed Lot
teries and information given. O. WEST. Broker.
n Pine street, New York
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A Naval Sensation.
BEING AN EXPOSURE
Of It's condition. and the OF its failures by =. "
SINCLAIR TOUsEy. l2l Nassau street, Agent
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Prizes Cashcd in All Legal l.otteTies.-
Prompt and reliable information given or Gent.
J. r. CLAYTON A CO., 10 Wall street. ". T.
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London Thcatricals.

London Vhc0tr1c0lS.
Almost all OF the London theatres playing the
Christmas pantom,mes the names Of which we pub.
lshed come time ago. The Times notices the following
exceptions
NEW ROYALTY THEATRE.
Never was there more striking instance Of theatrical
revolution than in the Of the small house situated il
Dean street. Soho. Lees Than six months ago
OF the obscurest establishments in London but Mr. Bur-
nands buresque OF Ixon produced late in September,
rendered one Of the most conspicuous, and perma
az the Lyceum and the Ticket Leave Man At the
olympic, IL has obvated the necessity OF bringing out
Mr. Barnsua and entitled Madame B:rIioss Ball. M ~
deed, successful novelty produced during the holidays
aud Gains have been taken 10 render IL effective BY
drama 10 neither pantome nor burlesque IL is obvi.
that xiop is sti regarded the Christmas atrac
ticp.
ST. JAMES, rHEArxE.
TIE removal OF Mr.. Toole from the Adephi TO the st.
James, both Of which theatres are under the
revival OF the Birthplace Of Podgers. farce which.
IRE, produced about i've years ago holds something like
marked position in the theatrical! history Of the present
IN the first place. b s Originate IN the second place IL is
the sole dramatic work Of Mr.. John Hollpgshead, q
gentleman well known other branches or literature
the third place. il the OF the pieces tha. frat
raised that invaluable comedian Mr. rooe 20 tina, high
which he has most desefve1ly attained The
piece lees remarkable for dramatic construction than
real picture Of humble HE, drawn With that strong
feeling for actually which has characterized most OF lite
authors works. working man occupying the house
iormerv tensnsea ~ uecsasso pos' sa"eu rooSers
his meames. come one after another 10 the quondam
abode 81 genus This s the whole substance OF the
pee bu. the character OF the annoyed artisan who
stany appeals the sympatnes OF his prosecutors with
the words, Look here, I'm working man. Is 20 hab
piy drawn oy Mr., Horghsad and 20 perfectly coored
by Mr. Tooe that OF those exceptional types OF cha
racer lie achieved that live In the memory apart from
their connection With situation or plot Il s said that
nsden. that occurred 10 the author while Searching for
The real place Of Chatterton's death.
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AZ ST. Broadway.
p MALLARD,
from 5l Broadway two doors below would MORN
the public properly bis large and rich
collection Of French goods he has taken the large store 5
offers his superior collection ~ Art and
Paintings ~ merit statues In marble and clay Bronyes
rich Upholstered Furniture Paror sets 10 bro
caie and musnn: Looking Classes. Glassware. Porcelain.
Bisque nd Parian Marble Figures Artificial Flowers Tor
iardiners and quantities articles OF kind
Mr. Haard calls the special attention OF The PUBIC 10
his rich collection Of Oil Paintings
An Elegant and Cheap Article.
Hea thy and durable. CRONDALLs Patent Prepared
Cork stnfpg large assortment Of Mattress and Furni
serving Pillows Boat Seats Saving Pads &c constantly
and orders oiled at the shortest notice o. 100
Broadway, JOG
All Those Afflicted with Rheu tfsm.
Piles Nervous and Rheumatic Headache will ind great re-.
lief comfort from CRONDALLS Patent Prepared
Cork Sn0ed Mattresses Seats. Cushions, Pillows Sc Call
and examine lhe article at 100 Broadway, 100.
Album and Cartes DE Vtsttc PSoto-
graphs al per dozen for clubs Of single do1en 81 At
HOLMES Gallery, S03 Broadway.
Cherokee Remedy and Cherokee InJec-
onfor the unfortunstecurcs In from one 70 three days
per bottle or bottles for S. and forward
ed by express all parts OF the world.
Sold BY all respectable druggists eyerywher
DIR. W. n. MERWIN 4 CO.
No 50 Liberty STREET. NEW YORK.
So's ID. 3. BARNES,
20, Broadway.
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Obituary.

The last mail from England brings the intelligence Of
The death in London OF DR.. FRANCS BoorI, gentleman
we'll in large circle Of friends in this country.
r Boot native Of Boston, and graduate Of Har.
ward University tho clssspate OF many eminent men.
y1s has Tor more forty years resided In Englsnda
practitioner " his profession devoted and modest
Iaborsr In the exhausese field Of natural science. He
OF westchestcr, Pa Or. BOOTHS house in London was
always The centre Of generous and refined hospitality
where Americans were proud and happy 70 meet
Colonel WILLIAM McNns, for many years the Official
printer OF the Senate Of Maryland and soldier Of the
OF 18l2 died In Philadelphia on the 10th inst The
deceased formerly published the Cdrvscnsdn newspa-
per, Westminster, Carroll county, and subsequently
became q resident Of Washington city.
DR.. MAoKsrzs. . leading physician Of Baltimore for
some forty years. died IN that city on the 1Ath inst
inst q, Tho extraordinary age Of ITO years.
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A wisconsin College Destroyed by Fire.
RACINE, Wis, jan. Is. 13s4
The North College building was destroyed by ore TO-
day. The scholars all sale Loss SIS 900. usuraw
5000.
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Omc1aI DTeWhmBs OF thc SnefUy O0H5exc
Lottery of Kentucky.
ExrRA CLASS 27--Jan. IT, 1854
g. Sc, So, 40 40, ~, 20 10. 70, "a, "A, GA, y.
CLASS 2S-Jsn IL. 1864.
So, 10, 80. 80, 80, 20, IS, :, -, 55, 43, 81
Circulars sent BY addressing, = sYxxou. co
O a. a
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Couruvd,, PouIrc yubstie uprcots HAIR
from MINER Vus forsscsks any part OF The body
Wsrrapfed A53 broadway.
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News from San Eranctscc.
. SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 10, 1854.
Ssited ship Derby for Hong Kong, with $4,000 In
treasure.
Tho weather lie rainy, and there very little bssiness
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Address To Smokers.
PoLLAK son. Meerschaum manufacturers ss7 Broons
street near Bowery. selling Pines At retail
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DenNT0W's OT1KtnAI B6hzIn6 Is tne Best
In the world sd the kind distilled expressly for CLEAN
ing paint oil and greasy stains from silk and wooan stus
without the slightest injury color texture Put up IN
two Sizes viz-Thc celebrIted shilling Benzine price u
cents and size at IS inquire o. drug store
on trashy and injurious limitations After this da'e the
Sizes will be twelve aud twentyour dollars net
cash. Trade supplied by II. 9 Oakley 8. Earnes Co.
+. c. Wells d Co., and other wholesale houses.
DENSLOW, Chemist, New York.
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The Sc satiOn OF the Season Is the
matchless perfume extracted from the Night Blooming
Cereus just introduced by Phalon Son. The gay world
sders her toilet complete without It's decousnsss Is in
creased by exposure to the air II Ia undying Is
quisite FHALON 4 SON, SIT Broadway Sold BY all
dr,rur
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THE WEATHER.

A Thick Snow Storm on NcwHoumdland.
sr. JOINS, N. r., Jan. rs, 1884,
The thick eastery storm prevailing will keep
European steamers from making the land until tho
weather clears.
The Snow ON the Allegheny Mountains.
CUMBERLAND, Nd. Jan. Is, 1854
Tho in tho mountain pasSrs and tho roads is
commencing to melt rapidly.
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CBLORoFoRM ROBBERY RECRUITs-Tho New Haven
Comm Palladium relates how the thieves contrve &c
rob the soldiers Of their bounty money at tho camp In
that city They pour choroform the stockings Of one
sleeping soldier and the eet being in close proximity
with the head" OF the next soldier he h soon made as
unconscious log by the chloroform, and the thief
robs him At his leisure.
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Co. "a Kentucky State Lottery.
KySrucKY. EXTRA Glass l2S-Jsn. l6. 1854
10, As, -. 10, %, 81, 3, IL, 50, 20. 10, 8, "a.
KENTUCKY, CLASS l24-Jan. l6, 1864.
10, Is, ), 81. !. IS, 20, SO. 20, 81, 81, "a.
Circulars sent free Of charge, by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY d CO..
Coyinstop. Ky
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At ST. Broadway.

A Dozen Carries de visite. 81; Proofs
shown; Sit all until suited life size Photographs IN OIL 80
vAuGHANS, rs Bowery.
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ders use BROWNS Bronchial Troches,n having proveo
their efficacy by Of many years The rrocnes are
highly and prescribed by pnyssass aud sur
reops in the army.
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Manner OF Hon. Caleb b. Smiths Death.
Iron the Ipdianapols Journal. Jan l


Last night bali past o'clock Caleb B. Smith,
Judge OF the United States for the District OF In
DIANA Secretary Interior died 10 his Office
an the court ROOM Of hemorrhage OF the stomach
denly that this announcement will surprise most who
81 He left home in the morning, with his to attend
court which 10 session, and appeared To- be in his
very robust On arriving at the Court House he
Opening and while sitting before the re seized
ruptured a blood vessel. and caused proiuse and
almost choking flow OF blood He alone az the
Cine, but in a few minutes Postmaster Conner
Judge, notified those who could best assist In the
matter, and had him removed to the bed 10 the
private Office OF Mr.. District Attorney hanna. Doctors
Jameson and Wright were called TO- and the utmost ef
1orts OF these experienced ply were directed TO the
stopping Of the flowing blood They succeeded partially,
but not Till more than gallon had been thrown up, and
thc patient eaully. not fatally reduced in strength
and vital energy After the checking OF the hemorrhage
The Judge remained calm, and II was hoped, in con
dtion which rendered recovery possible But late in the
afternoon raroxysm OF coughing seized him again and
renewed the hcmorrhage and attacking syetem already
so greatly reduced, speedily rendered death inevitable
some time before dark considered certain that he
could not live through the Aight, and those unhappy
realized only too Az his condition made
Impossible 70 him, he died in the court buld.
sing, like John Quincy Adams in the discharge OF his
duty iaboring 10 the Of Justice and good govern
ment to the last moment OF his life nobler record
vhn this that he died 10 the discharge
OF his duty aud at his post.
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class posed % tajcs aud gentlemen for Tues
dsy aud FRIDAY eveninfs now forming and vii meet inr
The 0rst the !Mh OF ianuNry. tor PARTICULARS ng AFRO
- guW LIZ WELLS, 3u2 broadway -
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The Ohio Rivor Frozen Over.

WHEELING, W. Va Jan. l6, 1884.
The Ohio river is frozen over except just 1t this psoe
Teams crossing to-day the between Bear and
BenWOod.
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General Curtis at Leavenworth.
LsAvUwoRfp, Kansas, Jan. 10, 1854.
Major General Curtis arrived here today and win
sumo the command Of this department at once.
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Crtstadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativo
and wiz depos Wholesale and retail, No SAsor House.
The dye applied by skllful artists
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wudsys ps1.ut, sriaHa"Aas
b,st yrs r,osss, =, Wsw s.s pepe, Wy ~ ~ ~ :
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Chsps, Chafes, saliosvness. Erupst1ns.
spo.a specks all Skin Benishss cured BY 0OURAUDS
Italian Medicated soap. 453 broadway.
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INTERESTING REBEL HEwS.

Mesby Badly Defeated at Harper's Fer
ry-The Siege OF Cha
Lively Shelling OF the Ctty-MtiAtsry
Movements in Virginia and Tennessee
Rebel Account or the Destruction or ths
Blockade Runner Dare, sc.
FORTRESS koSRox Jan. 16. 1864.
The following dispatches are taken from Richmond
papers received here day
OKANox CoURI HoUss, Jan. IL. 1865.
Mosby s sti harassiug the ensmys rear, but 1t
ported that he badly defeated Hsrpsrs Ferry and
met with considerable loss.
The ice In Richmond Is three inches thick.
The Richmond Sentinel Of January is contains the fol
lowing
CHARLESTON, Jan. IL, 1865.
Three shells thrown into the city this morning
and six this afternoon.
On the 10th inst eighteen shells thrown into tho
city
The enemy have opened two more embrasures, one
bearing on the city and one on James Island.
CHARLESTON, Jan. Is, 1854
The bombardment Of the city has been continuous
since the last report
large number Of transports filed with troops have
been observed going South
An increased feet at Hilton Head is reported.
CHARIEsroN, Jan. IA, 1854
The enemy have kept up lively shsling all day.
Since Tuesday eight O'clock four hundred and seventy
ahes have been thrown at the city, causing some
damage, but no casualties.
The enemy have unmasked two or three more "Par.
rotts" at Gregg.
The Smelling is still heavy this evening. !.
ORANGE CouRy HOUSE,. Jan. 13, 1864.
The enemy transferring corps from front u
the Virginia valley.
RrssELLvLIA, Tenn., Jan. IL. 1854.
Tho bridge the Holston river Is completed, and
the the Watauga will be completed next week.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. II, 1864.
The steamer Dare was shore Georgetown,
after landing tho naval officers Lockwoods Ferry
She was subsequently chased on BY the enemy, and
broke down. Hcr cargo is very valuable one consist
ing Of military goods.
There has been heavy firing all day, and by the light
after evening the enemys guuboats DO at Lock-
woods Ferry.
Prospects OF = Resumption OF the Ex-
change OF Prisoners.
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Lyons Periodic al Drops-Thc Great Fee
male ReGuator-Are sold BY all druggists Price 81 PEP
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Prospects OF . Resumption OF the Elk
change OF Prisoners.
FORTRESS MONROE, Jan. 10, 1864.
The flag OF truce steamer New York arrived this after
noon from City Point.
Present indications admit Of doubt that II the
change OF prisoners remains in the hands Of General But
Ter satisfactory exchange will shortly be effected.
The Mississippi River Steamboat Gonna :
gratiOns.

CINCINNATI, Jan. TO- 1854
despatch from Cairo says the gunboat Juliet caught
FIRE in her pilot house at three O'Clock Monday
ing, and before the flames subdued large portion
Of the destroyed By great exerion
the part Of the officers and the fire extn
guished before it got entirely beyond control.
During the confusion two prisoners escaped from the
boat, who line to let her drop down toward the
other steamers but the plan was discovered in time
prevent its consummaton One prisoner SVas retaken
the next day.
despatch from Louisville Of the 18TH, saye steam
boat was burned at the mouth OF Green river, and
MINOR the street says It was burned by guerilas.
The Seventh, Second and Sixteenth Illinois regiments
have enlisted The Fifth Iowa battery has re enlisted
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Fifty First Premtums IN 1868.
GROVER 4 BAKERS celebrated Elastic Stitch sewing
machines were awarded the highest premiums over AZ
competitors the State Fairs Of New Yerk vernon.
Indiana Michigan, Illinois Kentucky Pepnsy wanna, vnv
and OREGON and al nsttue AMI couny
fair held in 1865 salesroous sa3 Broadway New York
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The Sioat Elliptic se~inS Mschins ~. y.
thevcry hes, IN the market Gail andses osMrsrrfvs
Broadway, N Y - ". SUI
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LsngIey's Billiard saloon. I39 Fulton
street near the Herald Office Professor BuRK has
game Of Pool day and evening. Call In and amuse
Yourselves
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f Massachusetts, at Gyhve dollars and ATTY cents per
Ton; o1s hundred and nytwo tons cast scrap Iron 70
Alexander Mcdonald Of Alexandria, al thrtys doi-
lars and twenty Ave hundred and seventy ono
cons Old car wheels to Homer Ramsdel Co., OF New
burg, New York, at forty-hve dollars and fifty
cents, Ave tons steel springs 10 Oliver Ames
q Sons at one hundred and twenty-seven dollars two
tons Of sheet iron to William Melon at twenty six dollars
from forty eighty tons axIes 10 Homer Ramsdel
Co. at seventy five dollars and nifty cents from one
hundred 70 ave hundred twisted broken and worn
out rails to Samuel A. Baldwin, at sixty dollars and
eighty cents The unserviceabe locomotives sold for
large price. ITho Indiana, without tank, sold to ].
Cooper Of Ohio for sixteen hundred and seventy five dol
Sars locomotive No without tender tank toJ Cooper
brought sixteen hundred and twenty dollars Brattle
boro, j. Cooper thousand and fifty dollars Water
ford Cooper eighteen hundred Sdolars Maryland,
vt. Hoiohan, OF Washington twenty four hundred
fifty dollars Fairfax, TO John Graham, Of Mt Savage
Iron Works. Pennsylvania two thousand and seventy i've
dollars Lexington, to E. Shore, eighteen hundred and
fty dollars; Champion Silas Seymour two thousand
fifty dollars. The Fairfax the only engine left
by the rebels tho Orange and Alexandria road The
aggregate sales amounted about eighty thousand dol
Ears.
APPLICATIONS FOR PENSIONS.
The entire number Of applications Tor pensions 70 1st
January eiehtyone thousand two hundred aud eighty
six.
THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRsT aEaqION.
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Nessrs. Simmons. Rogers q Co. are
authorized receive deposits make collections
account T. Y. SIMMONS CO.
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Tvvs.es.-Marsa's NaAteaI Cuse Trwes
ONCE, corner Of Broadway and AnS street sur ss:ne
supporters, London MaSshs spring eupporM
skEiasc slocknsS Shoulder Brace euspsasory bsnds
aacs, &C. A lady attendant.
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The Astantion OF Packers. Cuvers 50"
Crocers IL called the advertise neat IN ansissr
In relation to the sealing or covering 81 haMs
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Managers Direction Labels and Tags;
Dennson Merchandise Tags: Patent Direction Labels;
Fays Patent Hook Tags; Gum Tickets &c. al VICTOR T.
MAUGERS, lis Chambers street.
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will De promptly freely and dscree,y answered Fnll d.
each Dor Price 81 boz, six boxes
IS by mail OF receipt Of price
Sold by all drufgis,s everywhere Pamphlets free Dr.
w. r. MERwIN& co. Proprie.oTs, New York Sold By
ID g. BARNES co. Dr. Broadway
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.ory over the most stubborn case
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s.n, AMI rsceivsA NOD rssideutss
os az wondAy merit 18Th Inst the Of Grand ana
Yi,sS.h sIss,. from = .. sss ies Msstehs..ss.
MA t,iInvle, Nos ! and a. PENDLhrON,
n"'s' JOHN Q. FORKS,
THOMAS JAT BYRNE.
0BOR0B COOPER