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MEDICAL.
MOTHER CERTIFICATE ,,.o
"A EXTRAORDINARY CURB OF a nUnshSo
TUMOK BY DIR SCHkkCks MEDICINES
THE HEALING POWERS 0E
SCHENGk PuLnONlC 6Ihur
arQVk INs1IV ILLUSTRATED.

A STss q tsb sShsisa
sI.is;isIs SiSafSsTsA iisur
raE SAs s,n n4R sIs.Er ek% YchK
sery .. nave been p, ,e.Tss SsSs a
rnsre .ss hare sssias IN which
ne dcs.sI called ., smos Ai.sr :o%s %s i
.s.ry and 10Th other Hss green bile
scians ali Told the ulcerous hole side
healed Che discharges from 4 stopped Or wOsia soon
mouth became sore snd several times was salvaed
cess No Ous could Be tortured more tasa and i've
hTOash s wnn The bo s year my began fall
pulse at time: crssng to beat fifteen twenty
low ssTroS Knew .h.s 40. ny Doctor.
ihoashs nearly ali the best pSyse,an" IN New
ssaa s sssS g ds esp e rsss
say he
having been confined To her bed and apparently the Lass
sss 1s
the b. Do. FIJI:
me ens9Srnsewent and was impatient for consua
4 he ss,: =: patient: his y
h nd
v s hos dsys ss change
Il.
in an Understandable manner bu! in very short time it
Amy h could such %
@ s @ sns
70 aud. my great .ssonisS%ens found
s s d hs X. sns Of ny
would be the immediate cSnseauence ioaged Tor the
Doing well AND that Il would soon as
a. wei. % a a IL my S
months sns my r hs CHANGE ns Fee
running ulcer Of years continuance Y entirely
Ing which used to experience almost wi,hou.
% IN ae snd S.S a.ts
% Of b. e. h: .n a. Se can
For Dr.
s hs & siV e. The r'''
been ms schemes medicines consafhp'ion and
81 1asm have order sssn I
who suffer from diseases similar 70 mine may be
think. as did that i your ravorite doctor help
@ Dr. and s
his advice at least you do not take his medicines His
them They are ali anxious Tor help and ave being helped
wish all who a,ced as was TO call and me- for
q Se 'Ssf
Of my TO their 10
statement, in order that person entertain any
'eA''".0' '0'0'S ." '"e Mrs se MARY BARTHOLOMEW
no s,"e: he ABOVE have known
her for many years and do certify that the statements
made by herae entitled to full credence and that the
count not at all exaggerated Scarcely any person who
knew her three months would recognize her nowsuch
is the alteration IN her appea
ROCKWELL BARTHOLOMEW. IS West 4sth street.
Capt A. CHAMBERLAIN, IS West 45th street
Mrs NJ CHAMBERLAIN. SO West 45th street
FANNY w. HUSSEY SO West 45th street.
E. NJ. HUSSEY SO West 45th street.
Mr.. and Mrs = SCOFTELD, IS West 43th street.
RKaEMBEa-Dr SCHENCK only be found at his
rooms Bond street New York. every Tuesday from A.
TO y. NJ, for consultation and advice but he always
has full supply OF medicines at his which be
had at all tunes Price of the PuLMONlC SYRUP and
SEAWEED TONIC each 81 bottle SIS the half dozen
MANDRAKE PILLS. p cents per box.
CONRAD FOX. 81 Barclay street,
Wholesale Agent for New York
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T,HE MEETING OF THE UNION LINCOLN AssoClA,
on which to have taken place on Fne ~ INST -
the Church Of the Messiah uu.vodaby postponed
meeting upon much scale than the one ALREADY
SmpIaed will b held in this city early ~ ne mSnn OF
Chairman Of the National confeIence Committee.
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CoRPORATION NOTICES,

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
~ OrricE ConsissforERs TAxgsl
AND ASSESSMENTS No. q CHAMBERS SrpkkT. :
NEw foRE. Jan o. 1864
Notice 10 berebv given that the rolls
real estate Of the city and county Of New
for the 1851 will be open inspection
from and After Monday, 1854 and VIII
TIL the J0h dav OF April 1894 for the correction
and the equalization OF the assessments of the aforesaid
real and estate OF the city and county New York
Al PERSONS oeevns to he asereved must
Application t. the Commissioners during the period
mentioned IN order to obtain the relief prov ded by
The act Of 1870 provides that during the time the books
shs be open TO public inspection. he before pro-
viied application may made any person
hnse segrieved by the valuation his real
personal estate a. have the corrected" II such
apple alton bc made In relation to the assessed valuation
OF the real estate must be made In writing stating the
ground VI objection thereto thei eupon the Commits
soncrs shall examine into the complaint and n, their
Judgment the assessment they shall the
To- he corrected. II application be mad. IN rea.
TO the assessed valuation ~ personal estate the app
SHAH be examined under the oath by said Commssiou
ers who sha b. ed 10 administer such oath.
them; and IT, IN his or their Judment the assessment
erroneous, thrv shall the To DC Corrected and
hx the amount Of snch assessment a. they may believe q he
just nd declare their decision thereon within thirty days
after such application shall have been made TO them No
assessment zeal and estate imposed under this
uuess 1t shall appear under oath Affirmation that
aggreved unable attend within the period
prescribed for the correction OF reason OF sickness or
: ''''' ''' "' AZ. WILLIAMSON. cowmi,s'onsrs
g. W BROWN, Assessments.
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OrricE or THE BOARD or cosMIssI oNRRs or
TO MAsONs AND STONE CUTTERS -sealed proposals
viii he received ths oce until the inst furnish
ing materials for aud constructing portion Of the en-
OF the Central Park not heretofore
Plans and specifications aud Information respecting the
same will be furnished nj the Office nsnopcd
Proposals should he addressed the Board Of Commits
sioners OF the Centa Park ard endorsed Proposals for
walt" The said Board the RI h, rejec any or all
proposals. ANDREW n 0RBRN.
Comptroller OF the Fark
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HRLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHu,


HRLMBoLDs EXTRACT BucHu.
,,.,.,o.,,,., WIN the following synpssmE-
Loss q Memory 70 A1'''0n pacS.y q BREATHING
Herror S q Disease. wss %SiaiSs
R Ro HsnS q Vision sa II NE sSs BODY
sss Of III. F.sss on ss s
muscular system e...s'
aG FST Gf ErrLrpo FITS
are Sw xsS S Fs
aware Of The ~ Of their but ns nG1s
melancholy deaths By consampon bear simple witness 20
tho truth Of tho assertion
THh cossaIrutos % sSSk AsEEcrED By ORGANIC
1 ne the s Fl 8 sss;s sRf
Tiaby does. trial viii convince tho scsp'ica.
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In manv affections pesuiar 10 emsles the Extract Buch
Ss s
o. D's''pAD Decline OR CHANGE OF LIFE
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II.
LLLL
LII ILL
E E EHEE y
f fEEEEEEEH1Htr1EE
TAX. no sasam Mercury UNPLEASANT Medicine for ur~
pleasant AMI Dangerous Diseases.
HE 5Ssss Secret kSTr SisEl sHaHu
b. nS Sf as rs '
!. causes frequent desire and gives strength Urnat.
y sssn:
ssp
Thousands ,ss.;sDas a ~ao h.ys been the
and who have pssd is1Sy FEES 20 cured n. .ho,s
sos ss:. ,ss
" the SYSTEM HAP 's s.
III III !: ! ]! :E 4: NJ NJ
Nh II: J; iii: s i'll T N: I'M
usH nELAs sPags EXTRACT
For ali affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs
IN MALE xnsshs Or sai FEMALE,
From whatever cause and no matter Of how iono
the aid Of Diuretic.
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU l
AND 1T Is CERTAIN ruv
DESIRED EFFECT
- IN ALL nIsEASko
IT is RECOMMENDED.
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MISUNDERSTANDING
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HELMBOLD's
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
r,r,n I s,Sr s.ns.p.pu,,
SYPHILIS
This affection OF blond. and attacks the sexual oS
CANS Innings OF the nose throat windppe an other
Hembolds Extract SarsapHr purihrs the blood and re-
pressy for this ella II complaints its blood purifying
to extent than other
paiation OF Sarsap ril.a.
100000 ~
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1000 oSoo
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k Istss f S5ASpass w HSp y.xp
SEE prsrEssSsY 81 FIX 1NiTsb Stairs
gee Professor DEVICES valuable works tho Pracsscs-
See remarks mad BY the late celebrated mr. PBYsEC.
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ARCHITECTS, MAsoNs AND BUILDERS OF

TO THE ARCHITECTS MAsoNs AND BUILDERS OF
~, New York Ciy. 49,. o,or,,,v. p,....r.r., ..,,..
having been influenced to certain extent By former
her OF their body "a would be phianthrop. but
years between the pioyer and his ncuIcaes such
il our duty to ase to you 10 this public manner state.
ment Of our position Ia the affair as # at present stands
ina ihs Ds ss ~ e sss s
svahtuaiy il was carried uhanmousy to d" away with
fathers aud OF The pastercrsto monopoce thai
Tor lat tNi: ahd more have made bust.
ness Now we would the "oss 81
done out of their shops would they body Of men
moIdinss ANA budng stairs sash-s &c. which naturally
belong 10 the business For these r~asous and
such measures and to which we viii not submit,
Also having servedon several of the boss plas
tured a. consider that to be our individual matter
s ana .o % q s @Ss =.
system of apprenticeship to be su iicient
they make which is placing the incompetent
the ZANE platform vita the competent man with
be an injustice to good men as well rs to ourselves
Now the journey pas,eers state ITO that several
nana OF twenty shlnrs per day Thi. We deny Not that
we stand on the 80 %pc as on The principles hereto
have the credit OF paying the demand, but II their
And we viii sse TIA, s srs no, opess a 10
payi competent men reasonable advance; but
stated.
And conclusion respectfully tender you our thanks
Ssnei by the following members OF the Boss Pas,ercrs
Protective Association -
John McGensy. Chas. Leary.
John Denhurst. Andrew Beckett,
Rvdcr & McNamara. Hector sinciair
Isaac Van Ryper, Peter Connolly,
Goracan 4 Loyd Richard J. Bush,
VIM Crawford, James White,
Cornelius Doyle. Jno. Jackson Son.
stephen tnsn. Alex Mctiregory,
0e,rse Stone, X. n. Julian.
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The following delegates we're present
OA Deeyates Aifsrnofs.
l-yohn II. Mckinley. BENJAMIN Ray. !,
2-0eorge Melen. James J. wynne-
S-DAniel g. Swift T. n Plum
S-James Bagley. Richard OGradJ.
6-Henry Hilton. Mathew Clinton
Cd, I'm Kelly. b.. r. Roome
Phillip W. Enga George w. Morton
S-Georgo II. Harrison. John N. Cornell
9-Andrew Leary Michael Larkn.
l0-Theodore E. fomlinson. John s. Giles
ll-John Mcdonald. Samuel Meinsier
R-Pairck Harrington. Michael Snyder.
l3-Nicholas Seagrist. f. r. OrrelL
M-F =. Mather, James Riley
l6--John McKeon 8 p Russell
l6-1homas McSpedon. Joseph Cornell
l7-Wm. Mcclellan. TIE. Hawks
JOHN McKEON, Chairman.
THEODORE e. TonIINsoN Secretary
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OPEsIH%Ga e OF cnr.r FAIR IN .poox,,xx
THE MILITARY PARADE ON THE 22D

OFFICIAL PROGRAMME OF THE MOVEMENTS
The mlitar. forces in Kings county, consisting of
Fifth Brigade, Brigaiier General +. Crooke.
ana the Eleventh Brigade Brigader General Jesse G.
atzocock r. M under the command OF Major General H.
b. Duryea
The following regiments will join in the parade:-
Thirteenth regiment-C0l. John b. Woodward.
Fourteenth regiment (now in the fed)-Represented by
the Fourteenth regiment Veteran Association Lieut. COL
Bevoce Chief and officers and soldiers here recruit
ing service.
twenty eighth regiment-Lieut Col Bokee commanding
Seventeen regiment7col Cropsey.
Twcny-,nrd regiment-Co Q. Pratt
Forty seventh feglment-Col j. V. Meserolo.
FIFTY -second regment-CoL Cole.
Fifty 81 th regimcnt-Co. Adams.
The officers and soldiers OF the unteers OF the United
States in Broosh the Marine Corps the Invalid Corps
and Company of the Polytechnic School, respectfully
line By General Duryes whom they requested
port.
The march will quarter past two clock r. n.
Will be through Clarke street to Fulton street, through
Fulton Concord through Concord and Bridge
streets To Sands through Sands street washington
street. through Nassau and orange streets to
Hicks street. through Hicks street to Montague place.
through Montague place To Court street, through Court
Joraiemon through Joraemon street 10
Clinton through Clinton street Atlantic street,
Lviu ston and FlatbKh Lafayette
nue.; through Lafayette avenue TO Adelph street and
Adeph Myrtle where the parade
L will be dismissed.
Major General Dix. Commxndant Of the Eastern DEPART
Admiral PAuldng CommRndant OF the Navy Yard,
with other army and navy officers and his Honor the
Mayer w review the troops at the Academy OF usc NJ
The citizens invited display the national flag
honor OF the day and residents line of
quested TO move Al obstruc ions from the Streets
j. s. r. STRANAHAN Chairman.
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NORGE
CRY HALL ManysviIlr, California, Dec. 1853.
Notice il hereby siven that the unaersgnea rnnans
Conmss ~ Marysvle state o. Caornia
will. until " O'Clock NJ, on the I'm Gay on marun "
1884, receive sealed proposals s ~, a sss ~ ps o. an
that nsy be redeemed with twenty tive thousand dollars
"Reminiscences viii paw IN unisd states gold coin. at the
bankng house OF PARROT a Co.. San Francisco
,"ss he scaled and addressed 10 the Funding Com
missioner 81 the eitv OF Maryrle California endorsed
.prcposals Redemption al Marysvie Bondsn and
~ saSers q. ". FOWLER,
" o'" CHAS NJ GORffAM,
Funding Comm oners CITY or Msrrsville
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POLITICAL.

AT A MEETING OF THE DELEGATES TO The
Democratic State Convention. meet al Aoaey ny.
- 1884, elected call Of New FORK
General Committee Hon. John McKeon WAS csee - .ne
tary.
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NEw YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
For Albany, Troy North West leave Twenty ssih
street depot ~ NJ and s2sP. Sunday train rs J. ~
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OCuLIsTs AND AuRrsrs

nR CASTLE, oCuLIsr. GRADUATE MEMBER OF
~ the CO eye 81 Physicians aud Surgeon Of UNIVERSITY
or the State New York successfully all Disease
OF The E,es and Ears. Established 1879 Washington
square, 245 Fourth street
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hands working for different firms are requested to send
IN their advance bill of prices the Spring trade by the
2tth inst, the Central Committee. Social Reform Hall.
2Sl Grand BY request the Central Committee.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAfSs FOR ALBA.
ny. Troy the North and West, leave Chambers street
OF and 10 A. aud Is and TO- W r. NJ and Sundays
aitz2 NJ from ThrLeth street Tickets be procured
any ~ the Offices OF WEsTCUrr'B Express New York
ana Brooklyn ana checked At the house 10 ali
on the roal and 10 Saratoga Springs
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RESTAURANTS.

REsTAURANTs.
THE PHEASANT RESTAURANT AT THE CORNER OF
Nineteenth street and ay-1he undersi sned r.
ThuIgayes respectfully n orms the citizens aud patrons
~ New iork that he has got the choicest Meats Poultry
cnue ana oysters that the market arord which he "
sOe 70 serve up IN FIRST class style the cheapest terms
THOMAS THuR0RAvES.
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g kSSss 4 w nsb FAME
ssE sri FIX 6siTs6 Stairs
gee Professor DEVICES valuable works the Pracscs'
See remarks mad BY the late celebrated mr. PBYsEC.
mad. y Dr.; Era y s MsoowEIL
Surgeons elsnd and published In the transactions Of tho
Msy.
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iMrRovED ROSE WASH 50 cents per bottle. ai1 fer
eups na m Soasn ~ ssss cs ron are
Delivered any address securely packed from OBSERVE
Describe symptoms in all communication Cure suaran.
ILL
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PRINCIPAL DEPOTS
HELMBoLD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
w BROADWAY. NEW YoRR. oK
ses BROADWAY. NEW YORK OR
nELnBoLDs MEDICAL DEPOT.
,u SOUTH TENTH sTREET. PHILADELPHIA
,o4 SOUTH TENTH STREET, PHILADELPHIA
,vvARr OF couNTRRFIITs AND uNpRrscIpLnn
DEALERS
WV cles on the reputation stained by
HELMBOLDB GENUINE PREPARATIONS
GENUINE EXTRACT BuCHU
oEs6INE EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FoR HELMBoADs
TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut on. the advertisement snd send for ~ and svsa ~
postion and exposure.
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DEvocArION OF POWER OF ATTORNEY.
N ST. LOUIS. Mo-. Feb. lS 1864
y hereby given that day revoke All Of
larry authorizing him TO sell stosk In the Psburg Rail-
road and Coal Company. Of st. CLAIR county, linois
JOHN HOW.
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M NEW YORK HERALD MONDAYS FEBRUARY o. 1864.



Worms. BUNIoNs. INVERTED NAILS, CHTLBLAINs,
" az cured without pain By DR. RICE SURGEON Chirop
cdfst u bowery. citixens' Bank DR. Rcs,s xnn,
issos cures Oorns' bunions 10 By mail, 10 cents.
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THE ORDER OF UNITED AMERICANS WILL CELE.
brate the approaching anniversary Of the Birthday of
the Father of his Country Monday evening February
1854 with dinner at the City Assembly Rooms. Tickets
be had OF g. h. Giderseve ln6 Leonard street. w. W.
Osbo H. Is Fourth avenue; II. 3. Bancker Tax Office H.
Clay Lsnius, No Spruce street. H. A. Bliss. $40 Mulberry
street; James Griffith, GSis Orchard street
II. =. BANCkER. @. q. Of the G.
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r!NHE GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD Is THE
i accomplished Madame BYRON 90 Third avenue, above
Twelfth street who can he consulted with the strctts con
fdence all affairs Of ie restores drunken and unfah
full husbands; has secret make beloved by
and brings together those long separated La
dies, IS cents.
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DURrHAMis FURNITURE EXPRESS BuRsHAN's
- Furniture Express Burnham,s FURNITURE Express, lit
Vest Eleventh street between Fifth and sstn avenues
faruture stored All kinds OF furniture bosed and shipped
Furniture OF families moved 10 the city or 10 The country.
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WV. NJ. RANpRLl
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@tiGth

ka. 0trlaR bts geia8tnes, 4trRirrxns Ger Sheen 0t
brR&tbet ber Geiesafte s5le Ahauneeu &baetauns es
ter |etuI6aft, @a&t rad gtaIsmkie Nitetraaen eese
ID itltf. Ssrdaemset a. f. 70. aab eistse Der lAltmnc
SClss.
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Q8ilbeIm, biif Oh ba8 Oeeiue @rpBeitern
naren nitbts nle9r unb -atdts meniaer ol8
tlelne Gt9nsr uno Sdfeabdnbler. SnbeB
beltdrft 9eraoe oieier llnltanb meinen 9ater
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baltt8 peittr herpcrarbeiten unp empprItei>
gen Gtillltano lei 8idl6ritt. =. ~a,s .t-
Gin rid9tissr Sat rerfebrt en8eipenDet.
Gr Ipra6 es nliteinem NnFlan9e pcnGrauer.
Jti6t umicnlt n,a9t er Iclhen Nufmauo
bel Dem 8elude BON gprgeIeeten cneg Ipaft
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wirtbun9 in Ieinen uno ibren Nugen 5u Sbs
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rte lie aber binter ietrel! Riden bariibsr urs
tbeilen, oa8 tpeiB @ott. @epiB niAt gut,
nenn i4 fiible nur Su Ietr, mie unpaiIsnb bic
5anblnn9sweiie bss 9aters 1T Die Wutter
bat mid gu tbrer Yertrduten eenla6t uno
ttaSt mir oft ibre 9tnglt, baB er ii9 iiber
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jung unS TRACE bod lAon 70 l6mere @prsen.
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gtidtS, Biltelul, alS Deinc serinse @ins
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benz Batter. 8eiier @epiBbeit. atS 8fpeifel
uno ieet 1T mir audi, ais pb td) stNe i9mete
Sdnlo 9eS'n bic <ern auf Der 9eeIe bate.
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Ser. @aaen Der sr5s;a Gketl iRes 2ebens tn hen
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