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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
Interesting Dcrision-rbe Admissibilisy
COIored Witnesses. >

Sylvester Deeds, Quartermaster's Sergeant,
LIST NJ s. NJ battery. charged with murder has recent
" boon on trial ut Jefferson City, before general
court martial convened by Special Orders TO- p head
quarters District Of Missouri.
The court found the accused not guilty as charged
but guilty Of murder in tho second degree, and sen.
fenced him 20 DO dsonoably discharged from the ser.
vice, and to be confined at id labor ier Ten years
This finding and sentence have been Set aside by tho
Judge Advocate Of the District, Capt "A. *. Conknh
for The reason that Of the defendants witnesses WAS
cxciudrd the grund of being person OF color In
the decision Capt. COnkn Is We learn July sustained
by Major Dunn tho Judge Advocate at the depai meht
hcnda,arlcrs Following is Capt Conklins review OF
the case: -
Tho proceedings in this case are disappDved. Upon
the part Of the defense ono Lucy Jack wm ntrouuceu
as witness and upon member objcctng to her com
potency upon the ground that she was negro, her
evidence ruled out by the Court Iho runhB OF
the Court wrong. IL Is general rule OF evidence
that all persons competent witnesses VINO are cpn
bio Of understanding and may he presumed 10 feoi the
obligations of oath Heretofore the extreme sensi-
ycncss of tito American mind has been 80 far biased as
60 forcsinl judicial decision on this point ana pre-
ended the opportunity for full action upon the part OF
ourts in the Of DIR. Fellons assistant surgeon
in tho army tried ut Fort Niagara the question arose
the witness was admitted and the action OF tho Court
approved IL may DO argued that tho local statues Oh
Missouri exclude tho witness. That Is true so Jar "a
her local Courts are concerned Inc roFlowipg au'
hory Is aware Of any Federal statute whlch rem
ders negro incompetent as witness. but on the con-
rary the practice Of the Federal Courts recognizes
them as competent. couTtmartial ana military com,
mission are Federal Courts, and whenever the ioca,
statutes conflict with the general or Federal laws ana
rules the former must bend or give way to the latter.
The excluding of the testimony OF this witness Throws
doubt over the whole proceedings In THIS case ana
,be proner il entitled 10 the benefit OF that doubt IL
Is impossible 10 approve proceedings unless 1t clearly
appears from the record that the prisoner had iar
trial and every opportunity allowed nm 20 make ll
and legitimate defense The prisoner will be released
from con nenent and arrest, and returned to duty
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Quicksilver was actively selling at 7S. At the otocS
Exchange Government Bonds we're steady. coupon
C y cents 1885, ll2, al3; Seven hirtes, April h';
August lI $50 Coupons. Il0alio. State stocks are
strong; Tennessee Gs 6ll062l Myth Carolina o. a7'
80. Missouri g. 73la7f. Canton eas higher, 7ol@N'
Quicksilver declined to 75l d75; Coal stocks strong
Delaware and Hudson, "31 q25s PennSylvania Coal
l2l7d920; Central Coa dull at 20! a92s; Curoer'aoo'
s5Qe5.; Minnesota, 6a66., Pacific MAJ, 2Z'd21!
Central American Transit 4sQis New.fork Central
iI4ajal43i; Erie Railway, l2i0l2ii do Preferred
ll20lIoi; Hudson River. lJ6l gl56j Harlem. 1851
10sl Reading, I46a l4Gl Michigan Central l5llGl5s;
MICHIGAN Southern, ll7tall7ii Michigan Southern
Guaranteed lia; Illinois Central l4sl pl4s. All Gov
eminent Stocks are streng and in demand. Railway
Mortgages firm at ful rates. Ohio and Mississippi
Certificates rose to G., and were firm This road earned
in March, ls6l SlfG6 2l o. and is expected 70 earn IN
1851 over S2oo0OO upon the Eastern division. Canton
Company steady ut 70!. Coal Siocks very firm
fr Ill the autbTucie companies Copper stocks strong
Canada 10; Minnesota, 81. Gold Stocks In demand as
much as ever. Quartz Ill., 20; Hope. II; Central OF
Colorado l0 and Ahriposa, A., and freely offered at
the rate. Ncw.York Central firm and sold as high az
lf5 closing IA. Erie Common irregular. selling at ia
ls5. closing I2ia The Preferred opened at MI ADD
SOLD up tollSs, cslDg VI lff5' ihc cdu'o i"' ''o ~
vance is rumor thot the Legislature will oOO its con
version into Common Stock but we do not hear That
the Directors have asked for desire viii avail Them
selves Of any such privilege. Harcm sold at o5 at p
NJ Reading rose TO no. Michigan Central opened ct ~
rose 10 la and closed l49 Illinois Central closes lJ
Prairie du Chen sold mp to Sc. In Fort Wayne good
deal was done at lN. closag strong. The closing
prices were: Gold lGGs New-Iork Central 1855;
Erie leJ.; Erie Preferred lli,; Hudson River. 1867
Harlem. 1867. Reading. li5i; Michigan Central lie :
Michigan Southern MA Illinois Central, l5l Clevc'
land and Pittsburgh. l26l Galcna lG6l Rock Island
1851; Chicago and Northwestern Gel, Pittsburgh and
Fort Wayne. liJsi Prairie du Chien. Sisi Shieago
AID Alton Preferred 100; 1crro Hantc and Alton Pre-
fcrred %; Toledo and Wabash. 7O:; Canton. 7ol;
Cumberland. s2s; Quicksilver. M Mississippi and
Missouri. G3; Chicago. Burlington and Quincy, 49,
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 64i.
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x,uSs STOCK poARp-oIosiss euor,TrosS

Freight. are very dull and heavy. To Liver.
pool the engagements 1000 bb. Flour al ls Sd.
aoO boxes Bacon at lJs LOO bbls. Pork at . per neu
trail vessel $50 ties Beef at ds 500 boxes Bacon nj s
3D.. ard 800 do Cheese at 25s. To London; 40 tics.
Beef at s. OIL s. 3D.; 100 boxes Bacon at It's cd To
Glssgow GOC0 bushels Wheat on private terms 800
bbs Flour at Is. I'D and - boxes bacon at Us. To
Antwerp: % hhds Bark ut 40S To Rotterdnn 800 bb.
Hour at IS 10 do. Ashes nj 27s. I'd 100 tuns Log
wood NJ 2Is and 20 hhds Bark at 35s. The carrying
rates werei TO Liverpool, per American fag-tlour,
II. 3D.. Wheat 81 adj Heavy Goods, LIS; per for
eign flag Flour, % Heavy Goods, 22z. Cd. lie Lon
don per American lag--Iiour Is. 7id Heavy Goods.
los oils. I'd. per foreign fag-Flour, 2s. Heavy
Goods. OPS. Cd
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Re-
~sf-s-. ~es@. sosa- CnAto'ns s..9 600: porments
$40 3I3 u; balance. S33 773J3 Az for 900 Bonds
$40. 30.
Money was in more demand, and good deal
OF new business was done at Y cent The quotation
on coll /, 6a7 T. cat. The Bank Statement shows
continued loss Of specie and Increase in loanA with
deposits decreasing.
The following is comparative statement OF
the condition Of the Banks OF New-YOrk Chyi
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Arrived.

Steamship North Star Leieyre. from cruise In search
the Italian fhgato To DalAntu0mo. -
Steamer Lotil Moore o.. y transportl Wlnlsn, Hkou
ueae Msrrh 10 via H1tt-rAs Inlet 2h T. =. A,ss Quar-
ternaster March 2G of Little Eng Harbor ship unde
co.er-fd fore and mIcutopsas and main opmast gone
q Il soon AMER thck cosd speak her On the 18th
and 2fth had very heavy s. r.. aud n. r.. gaies
SHIP Favorc of ST. John, n. 81 span Newport tWles)
20 days, ol.l to T.. CGnsrd.
scr Beslls (of ST. John n. b. Saith. Ten-riae Jan. g.
via River GAMBIA w. 4. A. fruit, nuts kc 10 w. w. De
Forrst Co. Experienced heavy weather rost Of the pss
Has been "a day. north OF Bermuda earned away foreop
mast srht aud Loaf sails, &c
schr Ko.sath Mayo M.chs, days. lumber 10 L. j. Pc
tiers 60.
Scir Minerva Bhghtrnan, Fall River day.
Schr Fsidralei. Young. Pro,idrncs.
sohr. s. T. Garrison, Ellsworth Philadelphia Tor Pro,i
denre.
Sloop Pointer, Sckles, Providence
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YoRK. ..mAacu "a
Cleared.

Stesnssrp-Am.rcs. Shaw kor Orleans j. L. Thompson
Mckais Baltimore. W. Dslkeh.
Bss-H,niet Rail- (fT). BoniHyey. Narcotics. Bse,ef
DE Noriu.
Brg.-Sele Staples ST. Croir Levinthan slngle. Eliza
bc,hport. Mrtcsf Duncsn Warren smith, Philadelphia,
Bas.et klcl..0n Cosmos. Talbot. hschas Simpson
CApp.
scboonsr-Myrls. Youns New Haven H. $. Racket,
Sou. Anns Is. Hsye. Robinson, Wilmington j. w: Mckesi
tel. MsnsAnis D. II. DcWolfi Princess, Lowell. Boston r.
lsskc' I.n Gieacc..sIi Oregon Rh9de. rr0ydenCs L.
Kenny; Alice T. Orb Thompson, ST. john ~ b., r. l. Ne
yu. SOM vioa, Aesey Philadelphia, T NJ MAyhewi Ann
& Susan, Donglss FORTRESS Monroe, T.. d. Hurbut Co
Globe Rockwell. do, bentley, smith Co. Sea Nymph,
CsnIey. Washington, l. Kenny Wave Cole Fortress Men
\. J. Csmpbeli d. =. Mer Crosby, do, do. ID. w.
vsoslab GlorJ Washington, y. j. Campbell, Leocadia,
Small, Galcu n. w. Ropes 90.
Sloop-Cha, Pryor Nash Fortress Monroe, r. J. Campbell
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Uemernnda.

cLxvrIAzp sHP YAnpa-ShpbuildBs on the Lakes Il a.
brik at tide water Al Cleveland there under way. In
the yard Of Peeh Masters three popees for tho daily line
between that city aud Buffalo owuedby Dean Rehmond,
propeller for the Buffalo and Detroit llnei powerful tug
sb,for T. w. Kesnard Of the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Qsayls Martin have jsst launched tho large pro
pcer Deas Riehmond buildns bark Of 40 iuss for
shaw Co. Of Lvcrpoo tug for Chicago house, and
vfal line propelsrs.
Ira LaIner ha. at hi. yard propeller for Robert snns
Co.. in the Lake Superior line Presley Stevens have
entirely reaht the Northern Transportation Conpunys pro-
pclef YcuDg America hull has been built by Presley
Stevens for the powerful engine OF the welkporn tug
Peter Smith and she 10 well the way toward coapeiion
Other yards aso IN the full tide Of prosperous business
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Sterling Bills are dull at $50, under the fall il

Sterling Bills are dull at $50, under the fall in
Gold and fears Of still lower rates
The Secretary Of the Treasury did not reach
the city to-day, as was expected Ho comes for the
purpose Of having general consultation upon financial
affairs with view to the adoption Of some plan by
which the advance in gold may be checked and conf.
dence maintained In the currency. The sooner the
Government finances are strengthened. BY taxa
ton and less borrowing by the manufacture Of currency
and bonds. tho betteA Until something Is done in this
direction ~ Is useless to expect permanent fall In gold,
or any decrease In the value Of commodities More
currency higher prccs and nothing pat this
dsagreeableact our Of sight. If the Government: Is in
downright earnest about reducing the premium on
gold and checking the speculation 80 rife In
all departments Of trade, Its course 10 plain.
Taxation must be increased and tho manufacture Of
legaltendey in any form DO absolutely stopped. Etax
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alton cannot be Ind promptly loans can DO advertised
for public competition, and be sod ut the best pco Tor
existing legoliender money This policy would bring
spectators to dead halt. and the money which now
fosters thousand feversh schemes would come to the
support Of tho Government This plan viii create an
oulcry by parties whose profits are sure to disappear
upon any attempt TO reduce the voune Of the currency
but it il the plain path Of duty by the Government
WHICH is the greatest buyer and is sure 10 be the gamer
by this return to something like natural values in tho
whole list Of commodities used fer military purposes OF
by the laboring part Of the community.
The Chicago and Alton Railroad Company
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The subscriptions for lO-iOs to-day were
$4,000. discount Of a. cent Is allowed to bankers
Ii will bo seen by advertisement elsewhere
that thc Second National Baak OF New York viii receive
subscriptions account Of United States Bonds
authorized by tho Act of March g. ls6i 1t expected
that the first deliveries Of Coupon Bonds Will DO made
not later than tins 4th Of April
w. r. Colcman's San Francisco Circular of
March says the imports VI Treasure since Feb were
a. f,ilou-s.
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pu..~uprrs Sailed.

IN srenarsp Geo WaIhiagion. for New Orlssr,-A C.n
filler Joseph X. Gum, H. {. WILCOX W. y. Porter, J. NJ
Ii,ndrck, H. D.. Liye1morc. ". Lyman and wife, Capt
Cogrnry. Mrs, Major Koyie and child, G. OConneL Df
IIoyey md mother Hannah Gsirey Capt hs1ion, Lieut.
Jane, Chss Proilsnd Js.. G. Cooley, Capt Wm B1sr h.
Power. Mrs Davidson Mi. H. Davidson, J. A. smith Mr,
81 kesll.
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Nailed.

NANCE 27.-steAusTs-EmpIe, Moonlight, Ps;sp-eo f. l..
CAIk.
Baris-s r. Chapman, frnsen, sPiriso, Arshu Pudew.
N. Boynon
Bnrs-Podro. T. p. Watson, Daisy Denmark:
Sehooners-Ilata, g. N. Rogers, La Crros, Lovet Pea
cock W. 4. Gunner EKerion, q. H. While Allen. Blue
Mercy Tsgor, b. J. Waning. Napoleon, Moderator Bravo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
City Inspectors Dcpursmcnt-Denths

The following is the Weekly Report OF Deaths In
tie City and County OF EowYork, from the 2lst day OF
rch to the 29th day Of March, 1864: Men, 1872 Women,
49, Boys. 1885, Girls Ia total AS Adults 245, Children,
40; Males 2s3; Females 221, Coored Persons. II.
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The following il statement OF the approx
innate earnings Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
Company. for tho third week in March, 1864:
1861. ,a9o a. 1884,. ....$l99S 81
This month. to date:
lsGi.......SGl,3I 3 10 Ilo51........"sn,+T "a
The earnings of the Chicago and North
Western Railway for the week ending March ai'
1885,. .iOi 65 1861. ........$iaGS %
Incruase.."........$l'Fh"
Mr.. II. b. Blackstone, late Of Connecticut, ha;
been made President OF the Chicago and Alton Road In
place Of James Robb resigned.
The Atlantic aud Great Western Road earned
in February 1861, s22e,Oil upon 322 miles Of road
At tho Stock Exchange Board the shares Of
the Long Island Railroad were unanimously replaced
on the regular list this morning. afler long absence
The Rock Island Railroad will pay, 1lth
April n semannnal dividend Of 3 " cent. The books
will close Let April and reopen 9th April.
Mr. VIM. A. Anderson, formerly tho How
ard Insurance Company has been appointed Secretary
OF the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company.
The Great Western Marine Insurance Com.
pnny opened their and very elegant Offices on WI
ham street next to the corner Of Wall street this morn
ing TO their friends. Tie offices unusually conye-
nicrt. and arc fitted up with rroat taste.
New Mining shares are in active request. All
the stock of the Atlantic and Pacific Gold Company has
been taken up and all the shares Of tbs New York and
Passaic Copper Company-of the latter $4,000 shares
were taken at 50 q share.
The following will show the Exports Of Specie
-
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The Union State Convention in Califernia.
SAN FRANcIsco Saturday, March o. 1864.

has chosen Nathan Coombs Robert Gardiner. O. II
bradbury. William Ritter. James s Otis. J. McNuhy,
Thomson Campbell. p. j. Anniny, Rev. NJ. C. Briggs
and John Bidwell as delegates 70 baltimore.
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Coparinersbip Notices.

JNHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
i between HENRY II. NOWLAS and PATRICK
KEARNEY, Painters, under the name Of NOWLAN a
KEARNRY, was DISSOLVED and TERMINATED BY i,s
own limitation tho Oh day Of January, 1884, All debts
owing by the Firm will be paid By H. III. NOWLAN, who
continues the business VI tbs old stand No IL Amy it, N
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Deniistrp.

NJ b. GRIFFIN e. BROS, No. 253 Grand
Ne st. New.York and No. 2STFulton st. Brooklyn
tracing Teeth positively without pain by thu zee Of nitrous
oIyd gas No for extracting when artificial teeth ere
Gold S25 Plana, s25 Silver, Slo Rubber, so Partial
Sets ON gold, 81; silver, 81. Extracting. 70 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29
The Quicksilver Mining Case.

. WASHINGTON Monday. March 20, 1854.
No decision was announced to-day by the Su-
prone Court Of tho United Statsa IN tho Quicksilver
Mining case.
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Bort maroems' Notiee.
STATE op NEw-Yosx,
PoRr-WlsDEss' OFFICE, No. 10{ Walls

NOTICE Is hereby given, In accordance with
N section Of the act passed Apr H. a: entitled An Act to
Rsorxase the Wsdens Once OF the Port Of New York. 10
oil persons Interested in OF having charge Of tho subject
matter OF such inquiry eraninAon s0vey that tho fol
lownE vessels unaer examination by the Portar
pctsd within days nsXt Succeeding th notice board
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Obituary.

CINCINNATI, Monday, March %. 1861
Mr.. N. w. Thomas, prominent merchant of
this city died yesterday. .,'.
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Cost an6 found.

TTHE cheapest and surest way 10 find health,
when lost from diseases Of the lungs, Il TO take tho
" TROPICAL BALSAM" Don't tAks oar word tor ~ 500
adyrttisemeat under " Medical"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

The price is to be named at under the current rates
before 10 II. This plan win take ont Of tho street
large class Of buyers Of cash gold and stop good
deal Of scralnbng for gold for Custom.llouse pur-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-29

srssruKn =, nay Aaoon-Ri.e,.. . morn
sun-nisss--- a.h'ltR wAryK TBIs oAG
sandy Hook II - Gov lsland. ev:s0 !o Oste.. 22i
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1otM 'hnihls,s. .ssssss rcoiVUVo
Icons ard Dscts 100 12 40 Specie $2s 900
Circuation.... 53lilJ5 Dcposi,s....... 1895 sA
Clearing, fJT week ending March H.. &6le 1883 "a
Clsrngs for week ending March 26.... 51s.2j3,9S9 -
Balances fer week ending March 49,. la.09.8 20
Balances for week ending March &c.. l74J2,679 90
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MONDAY, Maroh 2s-P. n

Gold opened at 1854 and sold up to l69, when
It pressed for sale, and broke to l67 at q H.
closing at lGss The Treasury Department has per-
ected its plan for supplying gold to importers Ii is
Arranged that each morning Mr. Cisco viii name a
price upon which he wiz issue to merchants Certificates
as follows
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Aleoiral.
A TTENTION, LADIES.
IA THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY,
SIR JAMES CLARKES

Prepared rom prescription OF 81 D NIafkc, N d,
Physician Extraordinary to tho Queen.
This wen Known medicine imposition, but suro and
ss remedy for Female and Distractions from any
cause whatsvrr and sthou powerful remedy contains
s,thipg hartfd to the constitution To nTned ladies
pee uhssy suited WILL In Q short nme, bnnx ON the
uonthly penod with reg, ary. .
In all Nervous and spinal Affections Pain In the Bach
md Lmbs Fatigue slight exertion, Pagraton Of ,he
Heart Hystercs and Whites these fs viii elect cure
when other have failed and although powerful
iurtfal 10 the constitution
FAN directions the panphet around esch package which
,houd b carefully preserved
For full particulars get pamphlet nss Of the agenA
~ B-bl and postage stamps nciosed 10 any authorized
Aren't win insure bottle containing over W Pulls by uorn
mall Sold by all drusztsta
JOB MOSES, No. n Courtsndts. Nsw.York.
Solo United States Agent
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DIR. GONzALE's GOVT end RHEUMATIC
PERUVIAN OINTMENT

We knew long since that GONZALES PIILMOyIc pysr
WAN OIL va. Ia gh replte Ia South Amerna bat fn -
pearances, the SYRUP DE L0XA will acquire yti rr,s,
fame."~
SYRUP DE LOSA for Impurities Of the blood. cutsns,..
diseases invetea,e biousness female Complaints uIoI
secret diseases. etc, + per botie,
PULMONIC PERUVIAN OIL, for bronehitis t,,,,..-s
consuuDtion, colds, hoarsencss ETC.. 81 per botta
GONZALES GOVT and RHEUMATIC PERUViN
OINTMENT warranted II used with Syrup de Lo1 IL ~,
nrpae Goui Rheumatisn etc, 10 eta Sent eyeryvhn~s.
rcceips OF funds J. w. CARLE Agent No 60 IdbertvN
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UNITED STATES TnrisuRr,

r., direction Of the Secretary Of the Treasury notice
barely given that until further ordered will fssuo inn
portcI for payment Of duties goods imported by theIn
ceses Of dcpodt Of gold CON- 70 the credi. Of The Col
ectos OF any pon desired In exchange for notes. quar-
Of per cenum oe!o" the current market value Of
gold - - -
These certificates s'snablo but will be received by
. J. J. CISCO,
r.'| i Assistant Treasurer Of the United staieA
Mo- United s,stes Treasury. Nov York - IeA
certify that - has this day deposited 70 tho
credit Of the Collector Of the port Of New-fort $-h
gold coin This caGcss Is va5.e only Tor duties 90 in
ports lroa Il party 10 whom ia issued and upon his In
dorsment --------- Assls'1is ~leAurer.
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.nR. ALE~PERUyIAN MPDIclTiY,pS-

H -These vaIusbe Medicines can be- had Of ~ Co..
Agent, W. earle, No. go Libertya; Dens. X. 3d.
No. Oz Brosdwayi r. G. Wells Co.. No. IFS Fraptlvns
Si0ords No D. Dey'st, snd j. Young No 100 varisi -
Motch sorsapeiia, medicine has had rs dav on.ss
under that name have sold many preparations a. inu
70 tho health 40 naseous to TIE ta.e that the effected -
than resort to their drsparngy submit to dises,e
now furnishes remedy which viii ultimately reprcs So"
Parils, and which quaok initiate I'VE ref.r "a n
GONZALES SYRUP DE LOXA. Several that wa ~ -.
who have tried H. pronounce unsurpassed for cutaneoas -
eases impunty OF the blood, female complaints biousu
OF few OF our friends, IL Is actually blessing and Of in
cnabe value for the eIrpaon Of Goo. aud RLeorn.ss.
when used with
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Mafbinern.

DEYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
III WHYELs-Thess ce~brated water.saying and powe
fsl WheeL OF any power. furnished by TALLCor UN-
DERlIiLL No. 10 broadway, New-York.
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Me6iral.
nj ANHOOD and the yigor of Youth ReSto,.I
wi In -Four Weeks BY Dr. KlC0R D,s j ssrNc .vI w

This wonderful agent win resiors M.,hnaSS r aHFR
Shattered Constitution whether arising from Ercsss
Abuse the Effects Of Climate or .turul Cause. % go
required 70 cure the most inveerste e ia onr ..l ne
ure is impossible DR.. RECORDS EsSENOs OF Lvss On
sod IN cases with instrution, for for ~ or four
by his accredited agent Crcnas sert o' rena
Of four stamps Philip ROLAND, No. ~ Brooms
One dor west from Brosdway. S.y",,