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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Proclnmnt ion % Governor Curtin-Ths
Citizens Requested 20 Form Military
Organizations, &c.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1854.
Governor Curfln has Issued tho following procsma
ton
Whereas circumstances render not improbable that
the President Of the United States may within shor,
time, call on the Pennsylvania volunteer militia for
brIe( term service and whereas, the example OF ths
brave man now in tho field from Pennsylvania heretofore
on every battle aeld distinguished for courage and en-
cheney, who the recent battles In Virginia have
gained N snvisbls distinction by their deeds u
endurance, should stimulate their brothers
increase their efforts sustain their oouutsys Gag
and terminate The rebellion.
Now therefore, 4, Andrew q. Curtin Govsrnsr Of the
Comn,onwsath Of Psossyvans, do make this my proca
nation earnestly requesting the people Of tho Common
wealth who willing respond TO such call or the
President 70 form military organizations without delay
that they may mot b found unprepArsd 10 do
Co. And do further request that the command.
iog ofncsrs Of al military organizations which
may be formed In compliance with this
respective commando, that promps measures may be
taken for getting them the service requs-
ton should be madc by the general government Such
CALI made, will be for term OF less than hun
bred days. The troops viii be clothed armed subsisted
and paid by the United States and mustered into the
vice thereof.
Given under my hand and SEAL At Harrisburg. this The
eighteenth day Of May. ANDREW G. CURTIN.
BY the Governor:
EEL 6sIyKR Secyetary on tho Common wealth
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NEWS FROM JAMES RIVER.

Visit 81 Major Smith % Camden OOur
House. N. C.-skfrmish wtsh 0asriilsi
and BLOCKADE Runners-The PrfIei
Greyhsund and MIN nAe-Aaval News
Sc, &c.
Mr. WIN. II. sriNEa's DESPATCH.
Fosrxrss McsRo~, Asy 10. 1894
0AuDxS COURT Hoyss, N. o..
was visited BY MAJOR smith, tho Twentieth regimen,
Now York cavalry. with a squadron Of cavalry, .he
10th instant for tho Of asosrtanDg what truth
there in tho report tina. the cavalry in
force in that Vicinity He dd and any cavalry. but
did mud force Of blockade mail carriers
He had quite fight with assquad OF them tho old
swamp road, and scattered them, after killing Cap
tain Lake. Of the Camden county. N. O., guerias,
aud capturing two others. To others escaped through
tho swsmp. which close up to the road. Major
Smith thor returned to his quarters taking with him
carts loaded with cotton and tobacco also number
horses and his two prisoners lie anticipates clearing all
the guerlas oal Of that section OF the country short
time.
Strawberries THE WOUNDED.
pr Theodore Diamond Now YORK State agent, has just
purchased all tho straw berries In the Market the
OF tho wounded 10 Hampton and other hospitals.
MORE ABOUT THE BLOCKADE RUNNERS aRxYuovHD AID
"
The cargo Of the Angloebc blockade runner steamer
Greyhound, which was captured by the United statos
steamer Connecticut, Commander Amy, and brought In
here the 18th inst consisted OF eight hundred 6ales
Of cotton, thirty Of pressed tobacco, In boxes
and twenty casks Of turpentins. She was from
Wilmington, bound 70 Bermuda. The Greyhound
10 now steamer. Of three hundred aud seventy Ave
TONS aud two hundred feet to length Her register 10
dated December 1858. ard this was her first trip 70
Wilmington The vessel ana cargo cannot bo worth
much less than four hundred thousand dollars.
On this previous day Ohio 9th inst1 tho Connecticut
captured the Anglo rebo blockade Min.
MO, from Wilmington. bound 20 bermuda, having on
board cargo consisting 0i two hundred and forty bales
Of cotton twenty I'VE tons OF tobacco In boxes fifteen
casks o. turpentine and ton thousand dollars In gold
COIN Tho Minnie was also . steamer, and this
her second trip TO Wilmington The steamer and cargo
estimated 70 b. worth about three hundred thousand
dollars. This good work Of the Connections was oil
conplishsd In The space or twenty-five hours.
WOUNDED.
me United States transport New York, Captain b. W
Chisholm, arrived here late last night from Bermuda
Hundreds whh load Of wounded among whom were
Lieutenant Colonel Floyd, commanding Third regiment
New York Volunteer infantry; Captain Couch, Company
K regiment and uumbos Of others. Tho sufferers
taken 10 Point Lookout for medical treatment.
HNOND.
On the evening OF the 18th tho rebel iron Glad Rich
mond came down tho James river to recounoisrc. Our
irono'ads engaged her and drove her up the river.
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AFFAIRS ON THE APPoMArrox.
Cur naval Correspondenos.

AProAArrox RIVER, May IA, 1854.
Tho movements Of the army on the peninsula inter
venlng between the James and the Appomattox have
consisted Of series Of marches and counsermarches
feuts and actual attacks, characterized BY great in
geuuy Of design and felicity Of result II remains FOR
me 70 observe that the ees Of gunboats IN the Apo
nattox, including navy vessss-the Stockholm dag
ship) aud Con. Putnamalso the Marine Brigade unde
commAnd q 0eB. Graham, engaged 10 keeping the
river open which, In consideration Of the shaiowness
the stream The exrems Of tAs channel and
tns vantage ground asdsd the sasmy by the towering
with danger mo items Of naval operations in this
region thus Tar may be summed up es follows
cAPTuRD PRISONERS
On Wednesday night detachment Of marines from
tho Gen. Putnam effected . landing . short distance
above the Point Of Rocks and succeeded surrounding
state that they are tired Of the war also that their
leaders especially dshsartened on account OF the
unexpected demonstration 10 tho direction Of Petersburg
by General Butler, who las provo by ocular d..
mousrason 10 thought BY ths editors Of the Richmond
papers 70 be at wess Point with 900 men.
DESTRUCTION or TrE BREWSTER
A few days ago II was discovered that the rebels had
planted battery OF three guns on the rising ground
Brewster Marine Brigade supported By other YES
sells, sent up Ia advance 70 draw the ire VI the
cncmy ba, had hardly got into position whom an nnucsy
the mon, by this calamity jumped into the
river and ashore. Encouraged by their success,
the enemy followed up this advantage BY outpouring
Of shot, Shelf and Mimic balls, which prevented few
remaining men from working their guns. The co'1rs,
again and again by the captain and two OF the crew
After the abandonment OF tho vessel its destruction
completed by It's captain, 10 preve.t its falling into the
hands az the The results III this disaster three
men killed and two wounded--nanoy, Mr.. Halenbacg,
chief eng ineer, and a cored fireman both win
der OF the feet go aground and were thereby prevented
from getting rnnge tho enemy The cooiness or
the subect OF admiration with those who cogn
OF the facts. Petersburg Is yet intact
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The Four ih New Jersey Battery-A Corr
recti0n.
TO THE RDrToR or rHs HERALD.
NxAR PErrn,nuRa, va. !. May I'd. 1so.

NxAR PEryrssuRG, Va, May 10, 1864
Please be kind enough TO mako tho correction 81
mistake committed by OF your correspondents 10 this
corps In relation the action OF the 10th nst at the
junction OF the Richmond and Petersburg turnpike. in
which no states that "durngsthe engagement section
or woodburys battery captured by the rebeIs and
recaptured by the Sixth ConnecticIt who bro light il in
In safety
until its Infantry support had broken and rcG aud when
rebels between The and then and not until
then, did tho cannonters Airing and attempt TO
Timber up.n Only gun was captured the horses
being shot down the other brought OF IN safety.
Again the Sixth Connecticut did recapiure the lost
gun, and did not bring u in. The Sixth Connecticut
not In any connected with the affair. The gun
recaptured, about hour after u was ;nken, by
Lieut. George using his remaining piece tho ala.
with the assistance Of the seventh Connecticut infantry
The men did mot leave their guns until they wounded
severely wounded, including Lieut.. George who hit
In three places, and Ave horses shot. Truly yours,
JAS r. MORRIS,
First Lieutenant Fourth New Jersey battery.
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Tho Pirate Florida at Bermuda.
HALHAx, May 10, 1884,
The British steamer vesuvius, from Bermuda, 18th
inst reports the pirate Florida al that port
Marrow Escape OF tho Steamer kiu
Kfang from Capture by tho Alabama.
The steamer Kin Kang, Captain Taylor, which sailed
from Now York February 10 for Shanghas, very
near being captured by the Alabama, as win be seen by
tho following extract from private letter received BY
gentleman in this city
CAFE Town, Cape Of Good Hope, March %. 1884
Wa arrived here to day. and vessel sails for Bes
ton Immediately have just time to announce to you
very fortunate from capture BY the Alabama
We into port about ten A. NJ and when about two
miles ffcm cur anchorage we saw . steamer In the
harbor with steam up. We supposed her to be the
anchorage, We being then inside tho harbor,
and the steamer during this time having got
way and standing out and for u.s. tho boarding
ccer came alongside and said Captain. you have had
very narrow escape that is the Alabama She was
then close She close alongside and took good
look then ranged stern and stood out 70
us The Aiapamas time for leaving was up yesterday
bu, abe was by somo reason delayed Her decks were
crowded With men. Shc is fierce looking craft
all and our Navy DEPARTING should be ashamed that
with so many good vessels tho Alabama should still be
allowed 10 prey upon our commerce. We are now In a
FIX az will undoubtedly wait for us aear here. bow
ever going to try IT. and the Kin Kiang may per-
haps chance to sustain the reputation she carried
wit hcrf from New York.
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The State treasurer will advertise tomorrow Cor propo
calls for Ssaso bonds rsdeemsbIe ~ folowss1ooooo on
tho 1s Of January 1887 100000 on sne LIST OF Jana
asy 1885, 100000 on the LIST Of January, 1852, and
500 900 on the s Of January $780, bearing interest ~
six per cent and exempt from taxation. The bids VIII
In oooued on tho 18Th OF June, 1884.
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ogapheg and Characters OF lion John Brongh Hovernor
OF Oho-Nr Thomas blanchard the TnvenorR " TTr'l.
the Physician Author and 70 adeT Of the New York
Hygiene Collage rfrtnAl Characters
Our Country Its Recommendation ~ Paw Dehss'-
Soil Climate ExisntMinsra Riches ghcap ants5rraus
ports on lmu grafton F.hnolpgy-Mixin' the Hrc.@-
Effects Our Social Rca.irns-Real Comfort--A Nriaee
Wedding in Swnaol- Manners Customs AMI Fer"r,"nl~~
Crnonr-A Parody and a Protest ~ Helen War snd cher
rich. readln4, in june number Of fLLrsTFATBh PHVs.
BIOLOGICAL JOURNAL. Sent By first post for 70 osn0
By FOWLER WELLS. 3s9 broadway. n. "
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Royal Havana Lottery Forty Per
cent premium paid for Prizes Inrorratkcn furnished
highest rates paid and al kinds or gsa
and sliver. TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers. ID w all street.
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France, ELLIS ~ Co.-Maaar.rs.
LIsaAay, sxrsA CLAss 8-a.v 10 ts,l
43, 81, Al, IL. ~. 70. 35, 4, IL. III. 4. es. r.
CLAu 8t-May 10 1854
IA, 90, SO, 6, IL, 70, A. II, 0, 81. 80, AZ.
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RcsutifuI COMPREHENSIVE 's
Bloom Youth burpssses everything preservnE and
beanfyinr the complexion and skin as Broadway aud
drurEists every WHARF.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Lrva,izcs Lofts
rses aud informatou given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN.
Brokers 81 o CHESTNUT street. Philadelphia
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Address 60 emokers.-Poiiak ~ Son,
Meerschaum Manufacturers va BROADWAY near Fourth
steet wbocsale and retail Pipes 70 order and ~
paired Every article warranted genuine.
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Jeyvelry and Watches 0.N
OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS
For sale by GEO. G. AbLHr, AIS BrosdwAy door Be-
low Canal street. formerly u Wall street.
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Prixes Dashed and Imf0rni alton Far
nished In sil EegsiIyed lott@res.
ALECK q 90, Brokers' - and ~ Pinc street. N. 7.
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Lottery Tickets Cashe,l-- N for m . tfOn
sven. JOSEPH BATES
Broker. III Wall street,.
nonxu
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Ladies'. Attentiouf -Eiu,t-g. aov Widen,
cents per ward Frnuch Futng Carrzny 937 Bro~dway
bet s sen Twenty flrst and Twenty second s;rccss
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A Government Based wpoD Liberty and
equality must ruie The world hsrnenieaey ctor sphed
Nv HOLMES, 800 Broad N
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PrKxes Dashed In All Leg.iszed Lotts-
riea C. r. JOHNSON. lao Prince street.
betwean Laurens and ooser.
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S<~Ase rurufture and Fs~tnvcs.--sfsIi
nnvds OF wire ana cast front Hay Racss Man3svs FesA
Troushs 40 :. ... .o,.,. oaHA WI ~ hc...
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city Ladies' md Ladies visiting S@s
city n you wish and Shoe for Yourselves
and families patronizs MILLER CO.. 357 Canal street
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A Fact.-KsOx Has no N Busy Rcp1fr.
I'm he damages OF moving He perhayn
t.li amy other man" Just how many 'heS
through tho careiespess Of ervants
carmcn but he naturally upon the smbject
containing himself with the that what ONES
loss another gain. KNOX of Az Broadway Ia decidedly
by May day and the exceence OF his Spring Ha1s
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Jeff. DnviA owns the pror Nigycrs, ana
lights the poor white men, - phoiocrsphed BY
HOLMES, .ss Broaaway.
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Prizes CasheA I'm all Le0aitxsd Lat
ter,cs COUNTS once 20 North william street Up ssasrs
No J. COUNT.
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Brilliant and Powerful Day rad Might
Double Perspective Glasses for the fcd opsra snd
Assortment as SRMMONa'.
Occniss Opscian oos,< Broadway under Iafarge
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WARRINGTON. May 10, 1894. 4
N# cA1yoRvn LAND GRANTS. ft
Mr. HANDING, trcp.) Of Oregon, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bssk the oil amend the act
September ~, 1850. in relation TO dsnaon 10 settlers
psblic lands IN California. aud Il was passed.
aWe Aanr AUTHORIZATIONS nfa.
ns rsNsSprS, rsp) q Me-, from the COMMITTEES Of
oesfsssscs the Army Appropviasicn bin, made re-
esytyesarsaAns that W. senate 1nsIss "a ~ snsua
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Eruptions, rrcekses. PlmDIos, Tan,
Sunburn re n Worms and all skin Defornres curad M
GOrRaUDS Italian Medicaled Soap at hts dspot, Ma ~
dw
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The rI-sman's Fund Iusu CO
have rsua,y.a their once NJ. 200 ozw,y. Tbs
insure properly 81 aii kinda agains
damass BY nre, on - terms a. sny cshes
reliable company. H. BEtCkhAN. Seer"tAry
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The Best Hranr ~ um~nua Segurs.
"cAHfNET," :.
Imported and for saie b, xxsrNcK a CO. y Hrsea
street. ~ retail, No SIS Brosd~as RAfNhRs fr" snc
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Grover IL Bakers Calculated SEWING
Machines for sale 81 gs5 Broadway near
street Embroidering braidng aud every dc~rTAtuo Of
machine sewing done the hest rnanB~v Machines Win
sent to families BY the dA- or week
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Trusses, Elastic stockings. &c.--Mnrsn
co Radical Cure Truss ONCE cnsy II No. svssey street
rsAv rttsndant
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Den ess, Dlsens~s ~ the Eve aW1 CR-
tarrh ~ Dr car
WILL, Oculst and Aurs 81 Clinton place fEvhth srss6
Hours from To g. Crosseye instantly removed
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why Is PhaIon's Might Blooming
ercus ike inerccsionf because IL never Introduced
without being followed BY n note Of admiration.
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CrIstadOro's Hair Dive, Ffcscrvatsvs
and wig Depot wholesale and reaii-Eo Astor Housa
The dye applied by sxiifu artists.
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A Life Of . FREQ E9tioM Preserved,
against monarchy ADD barbarsm slavery photogrspheA
By HOLMES, 800 Broadway
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COrus. Bunfons, Inverted Nntss, WW.
nrped Joints cured without pain
or Inconvenience the patient BY Dr. zACnARIK Bur
seon Chiropodst 100 Broadway.
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Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle Up-oofs Hasv
from part OF the body Warranted. u
his new depot, 4s3 Broadway.
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Poor Mans War for Freedom ana
equality against arsocracy slavery and poverty ph0ts
graphed by HOLMES, 500 Broadway.
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AZ uoimcs' Photograph Gallery, 500
Broadway Pictures msea upon 3rsncsss Of eapait and
ycrsasl2p 2! az
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Cumberland Sauce Olives u Fine Reltsn
10 the variousy prepared dshes Of meats poultry ~az
lsh &c
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Ladies' Light COio~cd Caters,
Al on dollar per pair. .
a. CANTRELL, sis Broadway. bc.wseu Eleventh and
THrlNh strcea
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Grover Sc unHrr's Highest Pr-msuun
Klas.lc stitch Sewing Machines Ao5 Broadway. New Yerk
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ws,s ~ tyvc ana = h~ir n,t~ r's.s ,css,,,
sssp rw ~ ~ ten x9ss ,ssd y o' So sErspsa
Ain -,,,sr az rarnrhcr Tor dsfer ys4 vissSs ~
Motss and A,ler.. ~ WusA'sr seAM
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wtua. Toupces, Hair Dyc. HIT Dyc1ns
and MgldAvia Cream. for beauufyiug me MAJ" - ".
BATCUkLORS. 10 Bond street
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Distilled Dew, for Beauttfv1Wx and
improving the skin complexion, Is unsurpassed Al
druggfsta Depot us Broadway.
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80 Move Gray Hairs or B-iauesx.-C0m-
s.stlou froa by Or aRANDJsAN fortyfvo years cxps
rience No Ast0r plgce
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Deafness. Catnrrh, and ali Discases'
the Ear Throat and Air ssfuly treated
DIS LIGHTHTLL - 81. Marks place. q
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TIM no IN Mt 10 sha ehoiar re- In tho Noun
Vista Gold and Silver Mining Company.

The dividend viii probably Re equal 10 TIE cot OF
shares few shares secured BY snsh apply
So per share THIS opportunity may Sccgr asstn
For full particulars address Mount Vista Gold comran,
tox r. 65. N. r. !.
Samples Of ore seen oarc No. Isl Brcsdwsy
Send for a pamphlet
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The Japancse cclish.-Evcry L.hy
who desires 70 ksrp ss Bss,i:. srgh, should not ia
supsr,or 10 any black nj use cav 70 60 snru
ali the principal shoedcaer Whocsa'e oopo'
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why Il PrALoNs NIGHT BLOOMING CER1uS q
good protection AGAINST poverty Because gentenan
Who uss on his handle chief can ever say that be
without (slccnt in hts pocket.
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=. -. ntmm0ms ~ C0.-Mauagrrs.
=. "a sIsLsI Ezra CLASS a}9-xay 10. 1884
~, ~, -, z5. 70, So. so, 3, 4, s. 81, "A. ST.
GLASS 10-xay 40 isil
9, 81, 81, ~. 6S, 81, %, .. 66, AZ, I6, Sc.
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street. New York city has other Office rstshteh~l
Eight Ne chrc~ts
erupons aud spots the skin. ncers or st kinda the
puty 0f the blood hstpn. all disaas>s
Pertaining !" the URINARY organs rhemm..is wrs
Human rrsiy, Nervous Debility, Early TndisrreeAa
Con saation gratis Hours In. from A. NJ until oe3srs
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And every disease OF tho Eve and Far rs9nrrs seeAas
medical or surgical aid attended to by nr. WON EIRHN
BERO. At his consulting rooms, S,e Broadway. nsas
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Presever TO strengthen and improve the sgh Of cd and
young, day and night without pain fatigue Highly
Recommended by the medical faculty. 6EMMONa
Occuists' Opcan 669 Broadway. opposite Bond strsss
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THE REBEL CRUISERS.

A Rebel Privateer or st. Oathartne'a
Ft Brazil.
The whaling bark Canton Packet, Captain Allen, from
New BEDFORD, OF ralcahuano the 10th OF April.
Captain Allen reports that whom OF st. Catharines,
Brazil he q rebel steamer capture schooner. Tho
steamer gave chase to the Canton Packet but, good
broeze favoring she escaped t*
Captain Alton docs not mention the date wnen he
the rebel steamer, but probably about tho LIST Of
February he latitude 10 degrees south tho
10th Ct January.
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Dyspepsia Tablets, for Indigestson,
Heartburn, &C.. prepared ony by s. q. YELLING, TT
Centre street. and sold by druggists gcneSay Fifty csno
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For Rats Hoaches Ants Bedbugs Moths insects On Fns
Fowls Animals &c.
"cosTAR's" depot 4s2 Broadway
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ostsr's" Extcrm.nators.

BatcheIor's Hair Dye-The Best ia tAs
world Harmless, reliable, instautauo0us The only
feesdye Sold eli druRxA Factory 81 Barclay strseA
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Recr uiting iu New Jersey.
TRgsrox, N. j., May 10, 1894.
The recruiting here for the hundred days' lie
quite lively Three companies are nearly ready for
muster
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CHRONIC CArARRH,
CURED

CATARRH OF TIE TYMPANIO MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBsTRUTIC0NH OF THE
HUbTACHIAN TUBE