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Governor Curtin's Message 60 tho Il xtrO
Session OF the Pennsyivania Legisia-
tmre.

HARRISBURG, Pa, August 0, 1884.
Nc session Of the Pennsylvania Legislature met
today. Governor Curtin In his message calls upon tho
Legislature take action for the defence OF the
State lie speaks Of The support rendered by Psunsy
vana TO the national govcrnmeut sd says the sne has
auidied al her obligations. Pennsylvania has rigtso
be defended BY the national forces part Of the common
ocunuy. After abiding 70 ths several invasions
Of he State by the rebels, he asks, How
ss~id agricultural people, an spcn country,
DO expected 10 suddenly and beat hostile forces
which had defeated the organized armies Of tho
government, lie aots:-'n 10 Of expected that
the inhabitants OF invaded country will do what Is In
shssr power 10 resist the invaders and the facts Will
show think that the people Of shc invaded ties
have failed 10 their duty" He severely condemns
khc shes and ecoas which M We been thrown
upon peope Pennsyv by the newspapers ssd
fcageus other States He quotes tser sddrcs sed by
~, together wnh Governor Bradford OF Mary hand, -
RreaAent Lincoln, sskng that recruits raised by the
kate shall DO crsdhed 70 We quotas on me LIST CAN
usde and be armed equipped asd Supplied 40 other vol
snskeers In the ssrvics.
MA follow ng from the AdiutSut General, da<sd
AguM I, 500, y the only reply yet received
WAR DnrARrxsSr ApsvrANr 0n~RAL's oRyIu,
WARRINGTON, d. o., AuQpst Il ~.
oF-4 have tho honor N aoknowledes No leoebt " .
scInt leNNr yourself and the OF hHy snd,
Iated DaIy 1874 asxne authority 70 rsf.e volrutser
nrcs your resoscsiva ssstss 10 b sxclusveh us Oar
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Letter from Supervisor RiVsnt 90 PTovo
Marshal Frv.
HEDouARrERs COUNTY voluSrE rR CornrrTzg !
BROADWAY, CoRs.R CHAMBERS SraNar,
NEW YORK August z, 1864. \

HEDQuARlEEs COUNTY VoluSrE rR Committee ]
BRoADShy CoRStR CHAMBERS SraNar,
EEw IosE, August z, 1864
Brgadier General j. b Tar, Provost Marshal General
SRBelieying ths tho national government is DESTROYS
Of dealing justly IN fixing tho quotas under the various
calls OF tho President for men. aud tina, any respectful
suggestions from proper authorities the subject win
receive your prompt consideration tho Volunteer Com.
mttoe OF the county Of New York. ia pursuance OF tho
duty they owe tho body OF which they a part, and
under whose authority they ACT beg leave to submit.
you statement OF Facts Ia reereGce the quota de-
manded OF h county uader the call Of tue President OF
uly 49, 1884, for 500 COS en to thu end that tie c,ti
1ens Of New York. OF whom representatives.,
may understand this matter fully ourselves, and
tay be able to lay the for 8mv sJustice
promises whore 1t properly belongs
The quota of this county, under the call OF July Is,
1864. for 100000 men. 10 officially announced
"a, TAO Under the oaii OF Oxober T. 1853
500 600 men, the quota but Is 9,9 men being
creased demand, call for the number OF meu,
OF y,l6l. This increase la nearly equivslen. the whole
demanded under the call Of March H. 1864
200 600 men VIZ SOL. The whole quotas under the
two calls OF October T. 1863, ant March ID, 1864, for
TOO 600 men, but $3.50, while under the present
call Tor 500 900 the quota liked at % lao beng
deusnd only $50 mei' less the present call rr
500 men. than the two previous calls together
embracing 100, 900 men The following table will, per-
haps. more cteariy demonstrates tins statemeut'--
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the Arrest or Colonel Mxsdnor, or tA'c
Eleventh Hr gtment n, G.

eSehsn Regiment, N. O.
A meeting OF the officers the Ee7enlh regmsnt
n g., was held 90 Monday evening" 10 take into consd.
GRAFTON the arrest OF their Commander Colonel M,dhsn
After some discussion the following letter was drawn M
for presentation TO Major General sanford AZ whose
lnstgation the arrest was made
HEApouARrsrs ELEvEsrB REGIMENT
WA3HINGToN RsLE, N. Y NO
Nsw YORK, August 8. 1861
70 Nslor Gensvai sArDvoRp:-
GENkRAL-Ws the undersigned officers OF the Eleventh
regiment feeling des.rous Of promoting the
aaoh OF the have deemed II advisable
bent to address YOU tue following For prom,h
eating the late Order OF the COMMANDMENT Chief
which he said that Volunteers would be asked for from
throughout ts order relieve those
hion heretofore promptly responded issued
the mptory order 10 eare the Stats.
thereby pervefting its ming authority
with which not invested. You also placed tina
Colonel Of this regiment under arrest without sufficient
ground to justify the proceeding Therefore, having os
the confidence for which IL due the Com
mandant of the First division. request to resign
command.
We consider Mis- act or duty which owe TO the
Signed by the fed ard line officers ~ the Eleventh reg
tnsnt. n. Y. g. N. y.
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Gour~ ud's P0udro Subtitle Uproofs Hslr
from hw foreheads any part Of mo cody W&rantss-
n BrondWay.
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HilI-Inimtta BILE Hair Gutter; Styleo
neat suitabe exesutei In the bess manner only. Ne
barclay street. Shaving DO cents
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Grover & Bakers Hi9hese Premt.a
Plastic Stitch Sewing Machines, No <6 Broadway, New
York and No 1856 Fulton street. brooklyn.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.



fHs FILLING OF TH2 oU0rA--kO NEaa0Ks TO 81
RECRUITED IN THE SOUTH FoR NEW YORK
The Board OF Supervisors met yesterday Afternoon
Supsrvt sor Tweed 10 the chair
supervisor PUaDr presented . communication from
Governor Seymour, enclosing hts letter to Secretary
stanton en- the subject OF enrolments in this
city aud Brooklyn. lie moved it's reference " the Com
mitieo on Volunteering
Supervisor ELI propos.d t,at tina ma on yolun-
teefng 60 over tho enrolment list. ard, with tho as
sStanoe OF the Police Comm correct the rolls
supervisor Blunt explained that tho Committee on
volunteering have represented facts TO the Provost
Marshal al Washington and that answer may be OK
pected IN few days lie proposed that tbs Board should
wat for that reply
Supervisor ETY. moves lis proposition as an amend
ment to Suna--isI Furdy's motion Lost.
Inc ,nosoa referring .he communicative was then
Supervisor IrrLs Inquired n tho Volunteer Committee
were prepared 10 report on tho slbec, OF eustiug in
Supervisor BLUNT replied that he was not r,ormei
how agents were to proceed recruiting rebel tales
me committee was no. 70. prepared 70 report
supervisor LITTLE moved thI the Committee Vciul-
esrng be authorized 70 appoint agsn.s recruit. in tbs
supervisor STEWART said the question was inportaat
lie was TOR ascertaning what be procured ia
rebe, States. Let ing done promptly Either
empower the Committee or let the Board not
supervisor PuRDY opposed delegatiug power 70 . com.
mittee that could be exercised By the Board He was
opposed 10 following the example Of Massachusetts,.
u
that agents be authorized TO recruit the rebel States.
The agent TO receive for every recruit brought $50
Tue recruit for year to receive $40 for two years
SIO and Tor three years. S2I0 @he Substitutes receive
SS6 Sl55 aud Ssa5 Inc cost OF transportation to the
CITY TO be deducted from the unity TO the recruit.
supervisor DAVIS considered Massachusetts was ahead
Of US that was no reason why ws should remain longer
behind her.
supervisor Eur moved, amendment 70 Mr. Bunt's
resolution shat IN the oIuion Of the Board inoxpe
dent to recruit 10 rebel States because such action would
be opposed the dictates of humanity would
Conauce to scrstion VI the Uaion. Tho aneadl aen.
was lost by.a Tie vote
Ihs orignal motion then sailed FOR. and nke
wise lost by similar vote Thus the question or recruit
ing Negroes IN tho oatn help TO I'LL tho quota OF the
city has decided ia tho negative by tue Board OF
Supervisors
After disposng Of the routine business which be-
fore the Board Il adjourned
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LOTTERY Tickets Cashed.-fn 10 n lem
given JosHPH BATES, Broker, II Wall street. room /.
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Important In for m saon.-A Tea Mad

I'm NO ant In for m n tfOn.-A Tea Mo0e
trea 10 the most certa reues
dy for arrhaa and all similsz ANTS Of the oowe
The inside bark OF iaFxe
tree is peferabs II will eRrta N an ordinary csss
most cases OF dyseo
terry bloody nua have cared upon myself ard omere
IN In 1871 was sswsrey asacked vita AslauS
shoera while travelling no, setback in IndsDa With
s,eat ereron succeeded reaching waysde mn where
drank OF bark Ten. rested SIX hours
and 90 iearney VA. asacasd' again a. ey n
way nkht eosh give In ts,s very many .ssse
Tor all bcsai conn rlffts, known 70 half the nsgroee
in The sonsh and sort OF universal remedy WIN
many Of .he poor whites speak sdvisedly and with fnu
sonGdenss the = certain sas safe snd whiS We
reach OF almost army me great value o. the
Sweet sun remedy II never Injuries the pateut-t curee
s"e "'s SOLOh ROBINSON.
Tn, Union Medicine COMPANY OF the CITY OF New ycrn
oner Tor extract mads from the bark Of
the Sweet This remedy bcie we'd 20 be the only
MO srrhsa known as u Vie only medcine
Ia that and at the same time leaves ne somsct
al thy state II 10 sold under the name Of
br PICKS Extract Gum ~ the Unisn Meiicins
co. II Gold New YORK. and By hugasts genesziy
Prts So cezsa
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PRINCES Cashei In All LegaIized Lot
tsris, land Informaons siven. GALLAGHER BBM
J AMIN, Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA
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npysr that blossoms in the sarend Of us. h
IN fHALoN SONS Exirao. Of me NIAnT BL0oMIN0
perfume for no hsndtechIT d AeS frow The cen
sal Ioaves Of MIST queen Of tho hsrA kingd0ru
a,. PHALON son, New Yovk. /.
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. PrSx,,s Cashed I'm all LegnIfZed Lot
tesies laA Information given. J. CLUTE. Eroker,
once l76 Broadway New York
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LatteCy Prizcs Cashed.-irScrratioa
Qyeu. j. r. CLAYTON 4 Co. ~ Wall st.
r0oLfNO. .. N. Y.
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A>-Pe1rsOn's ssYe> HeiiOtrOD~."
The perfect Odor of tSs.Nowsr.
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.sY--WOoEe Violet"
The finest Pcrfun5out
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French Broadly for Pressrvss-Whtee
sornsc rwndy, used for impore4
IJoyer M eet II. G. PRATORtUA
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n Ven Want On Know, &c., Read
MEDICAL COMMoH SENSE. -
curious book for pcopis. and good book los
every one Price 81 So 10 be Dad ~ an news deSSss.
Cl,nfents tables maiied free. Address -
DR. Is. 3 PooIE, Nss /, 80 Broadway, n =
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For the Hair and Skin-Barey's Trs-
copaeroua The best and cnespess ardA Sold by drse
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City Infaliiurncn,

HANDSOME TESTIMONIAL TO ISsfrtroP LEONARD y,ry
Pleasant ar highly complimentary to Inspector Jaraes
Leonard OF the Metropolitan force took place at police
headquarters yesterday morning. While the Inspector
impartpg instruction OF recently appointed
officers ia relation TO their Official duties ne inter-
ruped by the Mr. William Biodgett Chair
81 the COMMITTEES of the Arms and Trophies Depart
men Of the recent Metropolitan Fair accompanied by
President Acton, OF the Board OF Police Commissioners,
and a few friends. After brief delay Mr. Blodeett
ani presented the Inspector magnificent bar
reed revolver, Cots patent as token of regard for the
able manner in which ne and the police Of his command
Discharged duties while char &C OF FAR build
ngs in Fourteenth street during the continuance OF the
Fair The barrel OF the pistol is silver pated ana richly
chased tse chamber and hsamer are plated with gold
ana tho ssock mounted with silver and pearl Ia lhs
se aa Ua aG @
revolver is the following nscrption:-
b.s Lsens,d 4 % 6 y the
a's OF ' Ye un apr sssi ssniary
LIBERTY
The following is copy OF tho presentation address
made by Mr. Blodgetti-
DEAR s,n-As representatives Of the Committee Or the
nia OF the United safes sanitary Comm on we Nave
m I name Of s a tse we re-
token p the o tbs ~
able and INCREASING attention 70 the duties deyo
Fair BSds. curing he
Tha depar xou their thanks the ready
and assistance always rendered by the police
nse paroariy the efforts BY the nndsr
Of the Fair (Aprl 23) preserving
during the last hours the subscriptions the army
nd swords and not unmn dfu of the fact that
that day sacrificed yoR private feelings OF n FRA
bereavement In the duty and order In
thu department very truly
aud respectfully your obedient servants.
WIN. T. BLODGETT Chairmaa.
jour AUSTIN STEVENS, Jr Secretary.
Inspector Leonard made eloquent speech In reply
the address Of Mr. H0dgett him. Chairman
the he represented for the elegant testimonial
with which they.had honored him.
New STAIK EMoRANr HossuAL Tho corner stone Of the
State Emigrant Hospital will DO laid O'Clock
this afternoon, BY the Commissioners OF Emigration at
Wards Island The ceremonies will, Of course be OF
highly interesting character aod most Of the county and
city officials viii be In attendance. steamer will leave
Castle O'Clock P. NJ conveying all the
vited guests 10 the island.
SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS ~ THE fnoaPs BaorHERs--A
private exhibition by Thorpe Brothers, the Gin
COMPREHENSIVE and mysterious" hos given hast
evening Hope Chapel before audience consisting Of
select few. The performance la Davenport Bro.
TIERS Of course attended With tho same pecu.
liar manifestations. The brothers had their hands
stocks instead Of 10 rope, msdc The spirits
themselves in music and gymnastics in the most anus
ing fashion, The brothers iuseud giving pubic exhabi-
ttons aud will doubt meet with the same degree II
success 40 their predecessors.
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DR.. Rowe Devotes Special Attention -
dse~ses OF the Eve Ear Threat and Cstarr Resdsaeo
Is street. eight doors west q rth avsas
Hours 10 to3.
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To Paper Manu- eturors.
will be paii fos ~ 40 OF good rourdrnler
Paper. SfSr Nxf6-S bs
Apply fA this Office.
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sure CYre.-Rensss African Fever
end Aguc Core II never NM Dspol LibsrW street. W
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had nreath-How MANY Lovers - FKa .
s-. y. ss, t!sSs s. ~ Rss:s e IN
As . deoc9ioe uxsA And msrntrG n $40 bcans4ss ne
eompienon, Proc 10 csn1A For sale BY - druaSas.
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y. uore cray Hair or Baidnsss.-rorty-
ave Years constaut ssndy Consu@s'a 80 - W.
paoo.
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A Pcrfe1t HAIR Dys-MiIier's. Soc, Bet
ser sna nara In ~iasnN ksa q dva Sold b. G's
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a,..xc Butsons-New Styies.
rve asee four, nve seven, ssasL 10 twcnv6ve dd'sv
a. a. Fa sale BY q. @. ALLRN, AIS Brsad,,E, oos
Ss,cr brlow Cauaf street.
u saors dcscd on Saturdays at o'ceosk.
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wigs. Toupses.- Hair Dye, Hair DyssH
DAruuRtnRs 10 Rosd <rsAt.
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Jewelry and watches, Of All Descrip-
tions fer sale by GEO. O. ALLEN AIS Brcadway dt,s
belong Canal street srmeriy II Wall ssse CLOSED
an saturday olyck
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CHRONIC CATARRH,
CURED.

oATARRR OF THE TYMPANLC MUrnU0
MEMBRANE, CONSTRUCTIONS OF THR
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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TIN PRESS DISPATCHES.
Tine DSfeat or the Rebels mt Moor field
by General Avertl1.

by General AvertlI.
WASHINGTON, August o. 1884,
Information has been received here that General
AvertI, after overakiag the enemy At Mooreaed, At
tackled and ueriy routed them, capsurias between Eve
and six hundred prisoners including General Johnso
who subsequently escaped, and bin whole stan, win
their headquarters oolors, all The rebel artillery and
trains, and . large qusntty Of small arms. General
McC~usand himself barely escaped By aying into the
nountains.
General Avcs pursued she scattered remnant Of the
rebel for twenty miles, capturing many Of the
N,qitvcs. His entire loss In killed seven men.
the pursuit was only abandoned when Gensrd Averis
horses were VOC much exhausted 70 Follow the rcbols
into ne mountains.
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CristadOr0's Hair Dye, Preventative
and Wig Depot Wholesale and retail, No. 8 Astor HoueA
Tho dye spped by sklfus artists.
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DR.. Hun teT's Once IL at No. Dfvluoe
street. Nov York city He has no otbsr onoe 1stsellshe9
1sS Ehht and privas entrance He cures ohrooe
eruptons and spots on the skin ucers 81 al f'naa ~
pertaining 70 the orGass rhsumaiisuJ "a Wose
Human frailtr. Nervous Debility: Eary Indsor euoc.
~
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Mrs. Winslov's Soothing syrup foS
shadSsn recthins cnscs Dysenlsy aud Dsrn"' -.
IN. s,o,,.ch and sowes and cures wins Oofc.
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WAsfhNsfuN, August y, ioos.
TIE latest information received by The military au<ho
eSses from the Shenandoah Ii the eject that hhe
mg are slowly moving up tho valley towards Gordons
v1ile evidently fearing the forces combining against
them. and eudsavorng to make good their escape.
Tho whole country has been stripped OF grain and stock,
leaving the inhabitants utterly destitute.
Mccausiand is reported 70 be In command Of he rear.
guard and leisurey moving after the column urging
forward sMaggters and rccapturing dsserters.
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so,dhy r. B. Helmbold, 5si Broadway; Demas Barnes
Co, u PARK
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yycoH In.-when Passing Look I'm ~
$50 broadway and view the collection u heads from ~
part on the word Skulls, PantnGs &c, OF ~ -
tisns and Of men rhreno cga a9 sr,.
charts when desired. FOWLER Whh1S. - 49,
.av usa AL tra1f
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CROSS RYE sTRAIaHrENED IN ONE EiN0rR
And every OF the Eye and Ear requiring eher NJ
deal surgical AID attended TO by Dr. Won EfSBhBEHN
ornsung BIG Broadway, near fwoasth stres
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Mosquito Nets r.yoptEs hes, IA a,a.
a, KktTY,s $50 Broadway
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Females particularly mended to give the Bic
enc trial It's mission to restore strelgt Vitality and
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Several parties who are 10 position TO b well informed
declare that Of the following four persons win be
nom mated Judge Woodward, Of Pennsylvania Judge
Nelson, OF New YORK Governor Seymour, and Guthrie,
OF Kentucky Bets have been offered WIN great odds
that one OF these will be the successful II Is said
their candidate 10 the OF Mctfehau the peace
s,eu some other candidate and that each faction will
Indignantly refuse 10 give hts vote. Thus seems that
Weed made up hs mind yet aud that his recent
vet Washington did not snabs him 70 decde where
he stood Had not Sewerd better hook after himt
rArE POLITICS.
rhcre IL considerable iutterng among the republicans
the inatiou OF candidates for Governor on
the Ito September next Excessive ements are
being made by the different factions and Tue eight has
already reached critical point Each faction OF tho
party epdeavos TO keep ~ movements from the other
but and then some OF their tricks overrsach and
become known. Among the most prominent lodges are
the operations OF the government officials. II ~ wen
thru large portion OF the prominent ofoss OF
this administration in this state from the Sew
proves, rsarshais collectors, Custom House officers and
10 many the postmaster They were appointed
throuph Chsses hhsepce and the radical members OF
Congress- These gentlemen ere at work ~ bare ~
nortals well be 10 secure We clecNon OF delegates
10 tbe State Convention which meets at Syracuse on the
Nh Of September. Postmaster Hopkins, Of Utica, has
been notifying the Post ONCE officials In that section Of
me HAte commence their work. and 10 such steps
~ 70 secure me election OF sush delegates A.
VIII do ~ Eve" desire them 70. The question II, what
task for ths psnucians 70 hDov what and who thn
Dssps for 0svesnor. is ssA. aho, that several per
Sons from the Custom House are travelling In the ra
tswiets On thds n ssiou. An this means bhter hght
between We radios wiogsssd the Weed sewmd wing q
me party ~ the convep.t,sn ne public nsed nos %
Uniea~o, which may ds0s ne rssut Of this ssaN 70
Noyombor
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Btokreno L. ReJuvcnGt0r or Us0p-
proaehabs iniml.abe excellence FOR
pain no matter how produced an infauble spsctss
General Debility Dyspepsia The good effects
will be felt Immediately.
Females are particularly recon mended give Bic
kreue trial strength vitality and
phyasoal ability. d per BOTTLE or six bonesfor IS.
HUTcHINas nILLYER, Proprseora
81 Cedar street. New York
sold - H. B. Hembosa, 59i Broadway; DcmAs Barnes
Co, y PARK
Cris.sdoro,s Hair Dye. Pressrvas,vs
fSs T .essd " E% sr
Deasncss. impaired. sight.
NOISES IN rHs HEAD
CATARRHAL AEEsa1loss IN ruH
CHRONIC 0ArARaH
Hasssss. Ssa E$s: 4g gGs
CURED.
GROSS RYE srRAIaHrRNED IN ONE EiN0rR
II: Ey; !, Ear e. ss
s s s
Dr.. Ha.ter's once Il At Ne. 3 Divlsis.
; ;s E M: rsn s erf1s.s
s.s :HS on h .: H. oo 81
3: = AZ p.ss
Go?.na'ioo gratis. Hours in ffoms 4 = nAa' 0ds'E
DR.. Rowe Devotes Special Attssticn -
% OF:
For she Hair ana skin-Barry's Trs-
eopasrous The and article sosa By DRAG
gsts
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rocehate and inmitahe excellence for all nervous ooz
ain matter how produced. It is nianble specss
General Debility and Dyspepsia. The good effects
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Board OF (ouncilmeu.

STATED SEssIOS-MoSDAY, Nov. :, 1854. I
OFFICIAL 2OcLocK. Ia.
Ie Board met pursuant 10 al ogrun,eut their LEan3er,
No. IS City Hall
P.entJas Hayes esq, President, IN the chair and the
following member.
Couuei.meu Heo.y Keenan, Riley Hagerty Ryan Gros,,
Houghau. Iasiand. McGgah. Cook. bT.ce and husselj
Councilman GROSS moved that The reading Of the minutes bs
dispensed with.
" Inch Was carried
MOTIONS.
Councilman Gso. that regular order Of business
be dispensed With io the paIpoe o. -kns ~ pspeFs om
the Boafd Of Aldermen.
Which carried.
TAPERs IRON BOARD or ALEgMEN.
Revolution That tie election poll O, toe sixth District,
Seventeenth Ward, be held number Esbt Styy.ssDt
street
Which concurred IN.
And the directed 70 be sent ~ Ills Honor The
Mayor for approval.
Councilman ROSS moved thu. the BoaEd Go aeJosm.
" hiCh carried
Mhrrcupo tie President declared that the Board stood
adjourned to Thurs day, 10Th inst, at O'Clock p. IL.
JAS VI. swEESY C,erk