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UNITED STAT rs 1910 BONDS.


These Bonds issued under tie Act of c0ure. Of March
g. 1884, which prosiAs that ell BOnis ised under ihet
shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION By or uni,rany State
municipal authority. Subscriptions to these Bonds
ceyed in United States notes notes OF National Bark
They TO BE REDEEMED IN COIN, at the pleasure Of
the Government am period less than tina
forty year, from their date and until their redemption FIVE
lPER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN, ..
Bonds Of no. over hundred dollars annually and all
other Bond. semi annually. The interest payable tho
first days Of March and September in coch year.
Registered Bonds are recorded the books Of the U e.
Treasurer and can be transferred only the order
Coupon Bonds are payable bearer and convenient
for commercial uses
Subscribers this will have the option Of having theis
Bonds draw interest ffom March L. by paying The accrued
nteres. in coin or IN United States notes, or the notes Of
Natioru Banks adding fifty Per cent fO PREMIUM or recevs
them dsawing interest from the date Of subscription and
deposit.
As hese Bonds cxcmp. from municipal State tax
aon their value increased from taree per cen: pei
annu accosong to the of tax lcvcs m various parts Of
the county.
At the present premium gold they pay eight
permanent or temporary Investment
Il Is believed that securities offer great iBSacsmensto
lenders the various descriptions of is. Bonda In ali
other forms OF indebtedness, the faith abiityo private
parties stock companies separate communities only Is
for payment while the de0ts of the United States
hoII
men of both principal and interes. in coin r
These Bonds may be subscribed for in from go u1to
any magnitude the terms, and thus ade equally
available to the smallest lender and the largest capitalist They
can be converted into money any moment and the holder
win have the benefit of the interest.
The fact that all duties imports payable in specie r
nsbes fund FOX Ike payment Of nteres, al Goyernnent
Bonds largely Of the wants Of the Treasury for This
purpose.
Instructions the National Banks acting lean agents wcre
not issued from the u s. Treasury until March 2s but in thv
fr. three weeks of April the subscriptions have averaged
TEN MILLIONS WEEK.
Subscriptions will be received by the T,ea'uro Of the
United state. at Washington and the A''.tant Tren'U.
ct New.Yogk, Boston, and Philadelphia, ana BY tho
Frnsr NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRK. No. 4 Wal's
SECOND NATIONAL BAsE OF NEW. YORK 23dst. Brdway.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoEK Pine-st.
Sixth NATIONAL BASE OF NEw-YoEz Gih-Av. Brdway-
TESTH NATIoyAL BASK OF NEW YORK, No. 30 Broadway.
HsTYoRK NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK, 1874 Gree nw1ch St.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Philadelphia.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or WAsmssroy
And by all National Banks which depostarie, Of
public money All respectable bans and bankers throughout
The country will furnish further information application,
and Aord every facility to subscribers
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q. NorERHNrn cam.

= FIVIT.FWU'N VNRn.
No. only 81 toe 1r "a ATa wlicI my be found ,se-
yy'i4.,. I n rrc.' l.rr..i!g pr ..yitr which
CT ~ FOrvp 'ovHgRE ELSE,
a.. cotltfi.-I "a ire ..iiata.se hi-cs-s -.vcG At
GFsIs s., 20. a.3 broadway.
TIE - i,ns Tor TIE tuyy 4pietl az this esabth-
f, ir-lrda aro rr' 'ia variety Of cress and unlrs
. IN esni tiu presented ~ an, other sssortuiut
In lie country. The cxprr'iiln Of
ADfE,, AGssEs CHLDRgEs :. AMI iyPAsTs IlArs
,ui D.. only the '.ua1Td s;ycs o. Europe for he
and sppro 4chg but nnusrable unique sb
f!cs s4icI 70 a! the
CIpnIC.s or TEsTY
IA ,5,f.I 4, all ruruyg,. u T. believed TIA, no mot er
en- at tr tour Of tne viii her 'anly without fi-
ius ior oacn member Of L fabric III the lead which VII
stiike her Is becoming Sod sui able .
GENIE, No. 81 Broadway
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READ NEWyTEsTIMoNY OF CATARRH CURED
have been suffering for long time from severe oa's'th
with continual dunesi In MY head, smness across my
chest weight my eyes, which weak, wa'ery, and
very painful My uos, constantly Distracted with
pouring fluid had frequent uoeznz, hoarseness OF my
voice often attended with uncss OF my tbrou grea. sore
e. aud continual droppins Dr. Won Esen5erg has enred
NE of ell these dsTeeabe suferiny. may indeed say tat
feo new lie The reamcn; Dr.. Won Eisenbers is as
.kfu a. successful Il s in my opinion impossible TO
oyerre the benefit received at his hands heartily
recommend envy suffering Ike myself TO place themselves
u,er Dr. Won Eisenbers. care with crtsniS OF being
speedily cured. W. ;. HUTCHINs,
Lightning Calculator,
Barnun's Museum
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Gyeeial Notices.

Central Union inc DIN Campaign cinh.--A, I,sly,
Ian meeting Of tho Club Will be held on NEpNEsDAi
FNFSfNG Anil r. q. O'Clock al HeadJuaIters corner
.i,,,5,.,y md zi.J Tie Hon Il. q. NOBLE and oiher
c.ui,eut speaker. vii address The meeting The Camp'sn
a.. Club vi Be In attendance. All 1io arc m a'uf OF I'
and election Of our p.sril able Ehecntye are
invited 10 be pIeseD. IhAhLEo ~ OF $50,
WILLIAM KHILoak, s.cre,ar.es Iie''''H-
JonN y. GALLAGAKRi
ions NJ CosTA ChaiuIau TX. Committee
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IONIf&.

iodine Water.
solution Of pure lOdSe in pure water wi'aoo' sorenf
Il acts upon the -
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and GLANDULkR SYSTEM
The great success which has offended the Of IODINE
WATER enables recommend It, feeling conhdert that
with fair trial will its excellence in The OF
Scrofus in al forms Consumption, Cancer brorchs skin
FrUutious Pmpes the Face, Hear, Liver and kidney
Diseases Rheumatism Neuralgia Female Neskneses, Dye
pepsia Debility Syphilis, Mercur.al Disease, &c.
frice 6 per bottle hsli dozen at one tame, rs
Sold by Drusgists by express receipt OF price
DR.. q. ANDERS x Co,
Physicians and Chemists,
No. i23 Broadway, n. Y.
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SrW-yoFsK rAlLY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY Ai'Hil w. 1871

A Gard.
DRS. LJGHTHILL,
Authors of "a Popular Treatise on Deafncs and Letters
on Carrh, pay exclusive attention to the treatment of
DEAFNESS, CATARRH,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
AND ALL THE VARIOUS DISEASES
OF THE
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR-PASSAGES.
OFFICE, No. 81 ST. MARKS PLACE.
Ofice hours from a. m. till pm
II Dr. z. D. LIGHTHILL has entirely recovered from
Ia recent Illness and will henceforh be in constant s
len'anee during the regular Office hours.
RECENT TESTIMONIALS
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ThePeruyian Syrup
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
THE ,ERUYIAN SYRtP
TIIE PERUVIAN SYRUP

sol,.on itho Pgoo1iae Of Iron-a dscov'
ed;cinr That stse. al the root OF disease Dy snph
the blood with It's vital ncipe OF lie mere
'Foy UYsPFPsIA EBlLlTf, and FEMALE Whhh'
EISsFs, and eli CTiRNlC DISEASES, 1t Is speeihc'
Pamphlets free. ,-yL
Depot NO. i'i D'0S"''' JP. DINsMORE.
For sale by all Drusgts.
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Economy In silks, Gloves, Ribbons, &c. >
EEGEMAN q Co.'S BESZNE Paint, Grease spots.
&C. instantly and cleans silks, Gloves, &C. equal to new
Only rs cents per bottle. Sold by Druggist, and Fsncy0oods
sto.cs HEGEMAN Co., No. 200, SILL and 7jS Broadway.
and corner of 4th.ay, and lTth.st.
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f.,tra, Union Club Of BrooIslyn.-E y. G.
rpiE u sddes. tr Citizens Of Brooklyn 81 the Head
Inc Crntra In on Club Of Fulton and Pine
srnle s. on TniAsDAt ~ kNlNG, Apih 90 a. ,-ovA
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Cabinet Furniture.

$i25O0 worth OF Furniture At manufacturer prices con-
listing OF rosewood and walnut Paror Suites Library and
haoer Suites oak snd wanat Dnlng.ooIn Suites all made
under the superintendent OF j. F. Brannddc In the latest
We and wsrIanted both material ami workmanship
We'll & BRAUNDsDORF,
Nos. l25 and ~ Riviugtor-st. New York
Factories Ses. 70. 81 49, l0l, l03, los suffolk st,
n H-The Broadway ard k.hst tyridiron Railroad cara
pass within two blocks Of the warehouse.
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fAtvcrtisemenLl

tAdycrisementl ,
LETTERS. No. 573 Broadway. ana
rl'ildrc1's EooIs. SIIPlERs BUCKLES Bows, &C.
Also GENE SLIPPEgs JEFFEkA 80 hF"Hu"dy'
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New.iogk, Jan. q.
HlErHs. July %. 1853.
Lightning Calculator,
Barnun's Museum.

HARLEM July co. 1868.
have been deaf for over twenty-five years and DR.. Won
enberg has operated both my without the slightest
pain did not believe suc thing could be done. now
hear well and feel my head clear which lid not for the last
twenty years, The de1teds and skill with whchhe opera
ton was performed eynces the hhe, practical ability.
hcnr perfectly 1t is nonSh since The operation
and continue TO feel as well IS ever.
WILLIAM LlDDLE,
Harlem, l26th-s etwcen ID aud 3d-ayl.
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fAAvrrtisr

Internationally
Ravaging Raid prevented or the enemy an.
and Millcrs on Furs and WOolens warded OF by e OF
CFpAR CAMPHoR on putting away for the season. CEDAR
CANpHoR is sitting to all insect life llght !" m9Ae ue
longs .orly 10 HAIRS S Chaplain Of Boston, but OIL
Druggists cell il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27

Mrs. MARY J. HOLMES commences one OF
her splendid domestic STORIES TOMORROW in TIT
NEW YORK WEEKLY, entitled DR.. WEST, on DoHAs
Love.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-27
from the Rev. John Mott, D. D. Procssorin Union College,
Schenectady.

Since g,sl pulsy ACKNOWLEDGED the greet benefits which
received from the ssfi treatment OF Dr. Lishth IN regard
to my hearing letters onqoy have necessarily poured upon
me from al pats of che country from parties de'rns To 'efH
the particulars o. my case and am indeed SURPRISED ut the
number Of ndvidoa, who are affected similar the manner
T., which have been and therefore feel it end more
sacred duty which owe thee sufferers to direct them to
uropcr and re.be source obtain tie benefit they much
coyet and which 80 many effected have hitherto sought
IN vain just as lad done previous applying to d. Light
bin.
had from infancy very deaf ear, which always dis
charged more lee. Offensive matter M was the source Of
The greatest Annoyance and dscomor; TO LIS, year the
other ear also became diseased aud both Discharged vel
low matter very profuse and highly offensive Ny hearing
became very much imporcd and the discharge produced the
greatest debility Of body aud depression Of splits applied
70 nv family physician and other Practitioner without dcrv
Inc any benefit and almost dcpaired Of being restored TO
health when pgoyideuiy applied to DR. Lghihil Under
bis treatment my besanto improve at once and continued
~ do so until in comparaiiyey short time both were
healed N1Aihs nv
6f feared tho would moi be permanent, or that The
op,ge of discharge Of long standing might prove dcsr
mental 10 my general health far which find great many
entertain Ia regard the removal OF discharge from the
Nv experience however has proved concusiyoy thu, my
pYensons entirely groundess In both respec Tor both
ears arc a. we'll and my hearing good At present. as the day
eh % treatment aud the oppasc Of dschare, instead OF
PROVING detrimental my heeh has given the ghes, elas
CITY and visor 10 my body and ow OF spirit. not expert
enee6 for long time previous.
,ysh that the above might general answer to the
interested but should the other desire to erply 10
personsly by letter viii cheeuy satisfy reasonable do
nrands upon my time.
avail my self Of this opportunity Of again publicly express
ing nly deepy felt gratitude Dr. sh;hi. whom esteem
As gentleman and Of science, in whom the highest
| saeuee nay be placed. JOHN MOTT.
References parties Of the highest respecaby residing
IN the city, who have been cured OF Deafness Cstarrb &c
m,y BE- had on application.
OFFICE No. 81 sT. MARKsPLAcF,
(sihst., between "a aal 1dav'l
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The Graefenberg Ccnpauy,s

The Gracfenberg CCmpauy's
UTERINE CATHOLiCON liarshors).
An nfalibls cure for Female Weakness" and all Uterine
coup!a Of women
PI.ce 81 so per bottle. Five bottles 70: Sc.
TIE GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLS.
The Pill in the world for niy and for all Bilious
oud Liver Complaints. Price Is csn;s per box.
Address ell orders to J.F. BRIDGE. NJ d.,
Resident Physician GRAEFENBERG COMPANY,
No. $50 wiIsn,st., near Fulton New York.
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DIR. Wis,nr'G Bn,sam of WILD Cherry,
DR MlSTAEg BaLsAN Of WILD tHEhbi'
nm WiaTAE's BAIsAM or WILD CnLKhn.
Dir. WlSrARs BsDSkM Oh WILD CuEhhi'
DIR WlsTA2's BAlSAM or WILD CmEnnE11'
DIR WIsTAhs BALSAM OF WILD CHLhhf'
or or THE OLDEST
MOSTRELIABLE REMEDIES
INTHE WORLD FOR ,.-
CouGHS COLDS, WilOOPinG-CUUUI, bROnCIilIiS
DIFFiCviTY OF BREATHING, ASTHMA; HOAhSE
HEss SORE THREAT, GROUP. AND EhEKn AffES
Ti1S OF TfE THiOAT LUNGS AND CHEST
N DOE. NOT Dry ~ Cough, aad icats the SEEDS Of con
,vrpon IN the iysie bar i0ossHs a. 0d eeai'e' nc Lung
" all iagwiiie' ..
J. p DINsMUE No. 49l Broadway, New.fork
= w FOWL Co, No. IL Itrinou. 81, Boston,
All by al Druggists
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IAdyes,i omenil

Mr.. MARY j. HOLMES will commence new
Story in THE NEw.YoEK WEEKLY Tomorrow enti.
tied Dr. WEST or DoRA's LOVE.
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Nos. ASS, 100 and 4os Broadway, oOraer BrOOn4o-as

Ue-nI, or Huplarc Radically Cured!-The old
theory ha oern tn. dangerous complaint Wa ineuraoe
Inn The world moves does science and investigation
Truss the reliance that be made Tor radical cure,
and II onyh to- every instance BY those VINO
rupred even for comfort but the great trouble has been
ta lac proer combinations LACKING IN o. ITusses and
b.y ala n0t cure but ones done more injury than GOOD
No be ay of deyece has COME and the greatest iDvea-
ton of the age Il produced In the celebrated
WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS.
clean and easy no oa e ossa 81 rOes
tods N every case and will the obstinate cases.
A s,amp sent viii get pamphlet. SUPPORTERS 1nd
BRACES unriyaled. GREGORY Co., No. cO5 bsoadwsys
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with him 81 0ol hi,' re pcocr'g cf 's amer. In
bis pOsscsS % VaS .rluJ tw0 gold watches. 'i' .,
valuable d.1.GuJ earrings. worth O. o. no. t1'-t
500 and Slej il cash. lie was 30a' tp PHIir.pait ~
await the ACTON Of the crmiDrd u.Eulic' " h!am
Horny fias ETiy. was arrested - Maiden Lane ye5-
(co.orpd) T. l. i1.fl.rv. Attae tuu' OF .-itiuG he
knocked down two Of ls officer. win the but; md OF
"A musket. He vas soW 20 Rhode Island 10 await tne
sentence OF TIE m itjig tC. tofi...s,
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The FORT GAYSsvOOHr PUgCBAse.-I'he fol-
loving notice has been served upon ta Controller by
james l.. Taylor, threatening him will the penalties
contempt Of Court u1e,5 De o5ysth' polcuptory man
damus requiring him 20 bonds ia ayaent for the
Fort Ganeyosort property purchased by the Common
Council.
SUPREME Couar-rhc peop't rot James d. Taylor snd
Others at Mathew - fTarulr, tc1'io9cf, &cIo A4ht"
T. Brennan ESQ C6fror o.. tr: on "iu please totaAo
notice that unless tie corporate b1il oi the ty He exc
crtol and delivered q the sb1,e1sn'd reHofs pran,
the requirements Of tae pstaFg r"aan''H whiIn IL n
been served upon vOu tu- ''tt-tnf, on or 49,,
O'Clock in the forenoon. o! Sgurily 'A thc 'yh -
shall at that time epI yo t CONE 20 ~ -, ~ No.
TO be held at Chamber u the tiiy Hail. =, 1He z ,ob.
York for aarimH against Jon for c3Hs " n, -
deuce TO ssid viii md 20 tte order OF the Cert
this Court affirming hs decision u IL Special Isl ioYs
ing said wit 10 Issue. No notice 81 sch 9Piea' ,,s1
CURED by the rules pac Zee olih' corf bot have T
proper TO advise you Wha 90 ctuct 90" Pr.'' lu ~
in yonr refusal r0iuply with - mandate me wih =
mandslnus served y0u On tic 2th day 81 Feofuy
1855 Tho order Of the GENERAL Tenn was served o you on
the s0h dav OF July 1853 Nlu certainly have had ample
time t. obey Ia. writ. yet you a7e uct done 20 noMlI
standing yon have adv Of TIC most e;nnen;
counsel IN the city that tho 81 the LoG vas ri-t ana
that It was your d!y obey You cannot te!eois ex-
pect further Indulgence. lonr'. Nc.t
Henry w. ioHSsos Attorney for Rolstors.
Da;ed April 20 1894.
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Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRfI,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and every disease Of the Eye and Ear requiring either melca
orsurgcal aid. sttendedto
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of "sarscal and Practical Observations the Dis
cases ofths Ear. with bis Mode of Treatment
NO $40 BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvENTE-sr
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CTrf-
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French China Dinner sets.-IoO handsome VI

French China Dinner Sets.-lcO handsome W hue
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS,
SECOND SELECTION,
which We offer OF IS PER CENT DISCOUNT from tina
prices charged for bes, selected goods For they are a.
good as the best sud bargain regards the price
T.. V. HAUGHWOUT & Co.,
~. sSS on and 40. broadway corner Broonlest.
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BEAUTIFUL LrFE-LIKE Pictures.
CsYtes lie Vse 81 per DOZEN; Dlpettes gu D. All ng
etyas registered *. a. LEWIS, No lo1 Chalili7t ~
GROVER {, BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELAsrIc STITCH STvfHG MAcHrSEs
S..esroonis 10. iyJ Broadway.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS
From the Rev Joseph II. Clarke, Rector Of - J'me''
Church.

SYRACUSE Feb 20 1864.
licvc been deaf IN ever since WIS IN College
some twenty years ago. By the skill Of d. Lshihi' is
hearing W., entirely restored hr now hear alike with
both esri and dud that ny voice with much more
.... and comfort than before. JOSEPH NJ CLARKE.
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Rheumatic Pain, 80.

va IN. Electro Metallic lNsolf3 BELTS and ARM
prS Tbsy ace an inahie remedy for the shove com
nIsnt. METTAA < 60. 10. 20 bkoAp"A,j..
Insoi,s, $40, Bells, eli Aujeil . ~ 'A' ''sN
ADDITIONAL
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Fountains and Vases,
With great arety 81 -
ORNAMENTAL lROS NokhS
For
GARDENS LAWNS, and PARKS,
sEITEFs, SUMMER. HOUSES,
LIONS, DEERS, DOGS,
And other Animals.
lanes, FOWLER, hlRILAND Co.,
Manufacturers,
ro,nsr Of Raade, Centre, and Rlm-sts.
one block nom broadway
C,x Fixtures! Gas Fixture.
. cu,NDLIfERs N bronze, Ornoa, Fine Ok 'ea an
k M sr-ss' assortment, in New YORK row onerins
lac AT OLD PIECES!
AT OLD PRICES!
AT OLD PRiCFSi!, .,,,.,,
.,.o. everything In the line Of TABLE fuANftNnH'
sIeE ENcH CHINA Dinner SERVICES.
RICH CIT TABLE GLASS, -, ,.,.,r, ,,,x,
IyoRY.IIANDLED rABLE CUTLERY.
SILVER PLATED WARE,
MANILEPIECE ORN sMENT3>
&c. &c.
HOUsEKEEPERS
are requested 70 sA'H""'w W. J. r. DALEY Z Co.,
No. 81 1roauwry,
Between HoUstoA ard Sleeckessfs.
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Nh. rreasurer the Fund for the Refer OF
Easi Tennessee snowedges receipt OF the following w.
Acknowledge phl 23.......'.''.'$i'tSSs W W
WIN. u. Ishafn- .....s'''''.' 1000 so an
Mrs g. Van Dur Of Sfolovv I''''''''' *
M, ...........st592 II
J0N a. STEVENS, Treasurer,
Mt If r,rnerriin New York. April 20, IBoa
Wahes and Jewelry or,oye
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
FOR sale by
M G. ALLEN. No. AS Broeiwiy'
H.. A., Io,, Csus st.. formerly NJ. IL w aI'''
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-21
Select nlisfrllaup.
From Thcmpson's Bank Note Rep'rter'l
THE SECRETARY'S POLICY.

t;s ;nor,,nt to know, 80 far as possible.
eta fr,rre rolicy of the financial minister of
the Governments and especially at TINS
,;m.. when. to make gambling speculations
,,rnf;t,lic. IN uncommon flood OF false nsScr-
inns and theories damaging to the pubic
credit. are boldly circulated. 49,
The cxcitcAcnts got up IN wall street ny
p:,mb,crs in Stocks and Gold. are tciegriphGh
Ssvnrvwh.re-cxagcratc the outside
,rlIic naturally feel that there is some great
urnnr somewhere. when, in fact, there Is
nothin. wrong. There is only hullaballoo
among the bulls and bears.
Mr. Chase will press right on with the
National Ten-For'y Loan, just as nc has
begun. There will be 10 change IN thc rate
If interest He will make no tempo AIRY
loans of the Banks, but will take money
from people or the Banks at five per cent.
interest. payable on ten day S notice, rs
heretofore and he will run the usual llne
of one-vear Certificates. He will sell the
surplus gold from customs, alter Settihe
aside AN amount sufficient for SIX months
interest. md use the proceeds, as the spirit
and letter of the law demands, partly in a
sinking fund and partly for the current OK
pcnscs of the Government.
He nppeals njrcsh tothc people in thus the
most irving military and financial PERIOD OF
the Rebellion, TO come forward with hear,
and money. He is reducing the volume OF
currency gradually. and will continue t" 90 10
40. If the stock and gold gamblers shall!
again attempt the game they played last
week. he will bring the whole power OF the
Government and its whole means, both here
and abroad, to checkmate them.
The Secretary of the Treasury relies upon
the People for the rays ant means: upon
the ARMY for Victories, and upon Congress
for adequate taxation.
The ncoplc will come to his help with
every dollar that can be appropriated. his
is their true interest it is their true safety.
The armies now will do their part-lhcrc Is
no alternative but victory. Congress VIII do
its duty-it dare not tlItcr
TO those capitalists who complain that
Mr.. Chase ought to pay higher rate OF
interest, we say, pointedly, that IL 3per cent
obligation against the American people is
better than bond at any higher rate OF IN
tcrest For why? Your money rightcouSly
invested. free from cxtortion. gcnerously m
vested for your country's cause, is, and Will
bc through all time, VALID.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1864-05-21
BENEFITS OF EXERCISE.

Exercise is health producing, because it
dead and cf1ete matters these are converted
into a liquid form, called by some g hui
mors,' which have exit from the body
through the pores of the skin, i'll the shape
of pcrspiration, which all have seen and
which all know is the result of exercise,
when the body is in a state of health. Thus
1t is that persons who do not perspire, who
have dry skin, are always either fcrelish
or chilly, and are never well and never can
he as long as that condition exists. So cx-
ercise, by working out Of tho system its
waste, deeaycl and useless matters, keeps
the human machine - free 'i-oLherwise it
would soon clog up, and the wheels of life
would stop forever! Exercise improves the
health, because every step man takes tends
TO impart motion to the bowels a proper
amount of exercise keeps them acting once
in every twenty four hours. If they have
not motion enough, there is constipation,
which brings on every fatal disease hence
exercise especially that Of walking wards
off innumerabie diseases, when it is kept
up to an extent equal to inducing one action
OF the bowels daily. Exercise is healthful,
because the more we exercise the faster we
breathe If we breathe faster, we take that
much more air into the lungs but it is the
air we breathe which purifes the blood, and
the more air we take in the more perfectly
is that process performed. The purer the
blood is, the better the health must be-
Hence the more the consumptive stays in
the house, the more certain and speedy is
his DEATH