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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

II We understand that James F.
Lsssts has resigned the position of U. 8.
Assessor for Kansas. Well, there would
have been no effort spared to turn him
ont. If be hadn't resigned. This office
will be anotller-fst doodle Bog" to re-
ward the efforts Of some Lane bowler.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

@ We sec it stated that Peter 81.
Peters has gone to purchase material to
start new paper at Marysville. When
be gets it going. be must be cautious how
he touches that immaculate Christian,
Jim Lane; for Brig. Gen. Bowen is going
to make his Summer campaign in K ausas,
and may get . squad to clean out the
office again.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

J ~ DR.. Gordon, living in Holt Coun-
ty. had two mules stolen, on Saturday
night. There is very little doubt that TIE
thieves crossed into Ksusse. The Dr..
has been pretty thoroughly jayhawksd.
within the last two yesrs and . half.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

10 OLD ABE's LAsr.-Sbortly after the
cowbidipg scene in front of WiIlard's g.
Gen. Lane called upon the President. to
solicit the appointment of thirty five ad-
ditional Provost Msrshals in Kansas.
whose duty should be to convince the
people that be was not cowhided. Enter
ing the presence. be opened up. in bis
well-known bastard-tragic style: "Lin-
coin Lincoln for the first time in his
life Jim Lane has been cowhided-cow.
hided by woman-Jim Lane, who loves
the women so dearly! Oh. base ingrati.
tude p THAT affair Of yours" replied
Old Abe, "reminds me of little story
OF boy ont in Springfield. whose mother
sent him to the Druggists for bottle ol
perfumery. On the way be ran afoul ol
skunk, and got pretty thoroughly scent
ed. Scampering home as fest as bis legs
could carry him, he bolted into the house,
exclaiming: Mother mother !! got i,
but it wasn't the kind 1 was after r"
1t is supposed Lane ''saw it," as he
rested his head in the palms of his hands,
and looked melancholy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

b @ Old traitor Sam. Msdsry was ar
rested at Columbus, Ohio, last week, by
military authority, and taken to Cincin-
natl. The charges against him have not
been made public, but treason was doubt.
less the matter. He should have long ago
been sent to keep vallandigham COM
papv.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

e The communicstion from Arago
cannot appear unless the writer sends us
his proper name. We havs ~ asids that
rule for the last time.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

The stall Of Ohfis.y. lsts negro singer.
mas oeen brought into New York court,
20 prove that b wss insane when he
made his will. s4s-5a.i - - y Z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

~ The Missouri Radical State Con.
vention. at Jefferson City. on Wednss-
day. unanimously nominated Col. Thomas
Q. Fletcher for Governor Hon. George
Smith for Lieutenant Governor and
Francis Rodman. Of ST. Joseph, for SEQ.
rstary of State.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26
REIsFoRcENESrs AND LOSSES.

Many thousands OF fresh troops h,'s
been sent to General Grant. His total
losses up to the present time are no, |"
from thirty five thousand. Possibly they
may reach forty thousand. but General
Grant has to day almost as large on army
as he began the campaign with. He h's
not ten Thousand less soldiers than be had
when he crossed the Rapidsn.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

REcsurrlxc.-A colored woman, living
in Canada West is engaged in the recruit.
ing bos'ness. and reached New Haven .
Day or two since with twenty nine mso,
Who wers oil accepted.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26

2 ~ The notorious II. Clay Pate.
formerly Of Kansas. is reported among
the rebel killed in Sheridsn's recent ep-
erations near Richmond.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1864-05-26


appointed to bolster up the falling for
tunes of . political scounirel. and not
to benefit the public. Yet the sufferers
must pay up their taxes. that these leeches
may receive psy for their work. The
only alternative is pay and grunt.
This is an evil which viii require time
to remedy-probably not such q very
long time. either. The Government and
the war must be sustained. and loyal men
must pay heavy taxes to do it-but Sc
much the less can they afford to squandel
their means in keeping up political gam.
blers. The people of Kansas have it in
their power. next Fall. to put 3 quietu'
upon the wretch who has heaped such
repeated indignities and impositions upor
them. Let them do it, or never again
complain of the burdens of taxation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

BErTs--At Wilton Fairfield Comfy Conn. Friday frb'
~ Irs Bets srn., In the Both year Of his age.
CRAnE-m this city Saturday feb 20 AIMS e. Whr Oh
Edward !. Crane. AGED u year. and months.
l- relatives eDds Of the fsmy are invited To attend
tic funeral nj The residence Of Grover G. Scwo Oh int
avs afternoon O'clock Coachrs will meet the ocoeN
taip al Market Station, New convey the uHnds
intermsnt IN Paramount Cemetery -.
CLDuGIi-Drpsrted this life, Evans Erie County N -
On edncsdsy Feb iorsce Cionsb aged = years and u
.aonths.
GAKPENTER-In Brooklyn, Monday Feb, ~, Margaret
child Of The Rev u. aud Louisa Carprher az"
year. months aid 10 dayA
TIN relatives and friends OF the family respectfully n'sh
20 end her eal from the Residence of her PARENTS NO
Carroll place. Wednesday a inst, at II O'Clock a. Il"
KENTAnn Kent, wits Of Jas r. Kent in her o1th year a.,
The frrnds of the family respectfully Invited to std lne
funera from tho residence Of her soninsw, o. Campe
No. 233 Church street, ednesj.y at O'CLOCK
AHC~A Pennington NJ brain fsvsI Frederick Bssslsy
Lane sou Nathaniel Laao. go. PstsOoa n | sssa -
reaa months and ~ dsys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Business Notifies.
SCuENCK's RBsPIROMrrEg.

Jbi, instrument, is made Of silver The sound conducting
power which metal Is universally admitted to be uneqused
FIR superior the woojy and flexible material used in e
nmniacure ,ethescppes which ordinarily employed
In lung examinations. The funnetsbspcd extremity with
lna rubber padding readily sdsp itself TO- the chest so
that the Of the ghest breathing fa,test is
conveyed into the sir bub in which Enclosed drun
from whence the sound Is conducted with such ceraDty snd
10 tho ear Of N ansculia.s enable INN IN
great accuracy and without the possibility of error u
upon the state and condition ~ the org
under examination ascertsiing # tbs lungs diseased
hcher II is tubcrcuous. pcuretc bronchial pumonaiy
Cons without tue sfhst pain ofeven INCONVENIENCE
tn the patient.
Dr. Srhenck diseases but hos of the throat lungs
liver sud stomach and makes charges Tor advice VI exam
inns lungs ordinary way but for thorough exaIna
ton With the kespiromeet lie charges three dollars, and
side shoudc blade troubled With costiveues darrhea
sow complexion los. Of appetite low spirits e,tesne.s a.
nights any other disease etns 70 Consumption TO call Oh
Linn ard get advice
ton with the Respometer II only costs - II siye-
opportunity 10 know exactly what - do and besides
the piemts know the exact condition n their unes Or
seh.nr has had constant practice for over twenty year
,andsrg lung ami vi'h liz experience sy It il Impossible
for sny one know the condition Of the is unless
the patient g. carefully examined With tie RspiroGeter IN
les. thoy are very bad and h al any ore can tell.
Dr. SoHENCK
make wonderful of Consumption bot does rot pref
niske uns.; every one he etsines and nos cam OF
OH every Tuesday. and can be found At s rooms No
20 Bonds -. m. unfil fb- rest OF the "erh
he d. engaged patients in other ct-) but m neai
be- had there vt al tune. Price u The fnInoh'
Syrup sud sea We'd Tonic each ~ bottle, or % the a
dozen Aandrske PHI p per box. CosntD Fox, No
III B.rr.yst. ~hscsale agent Tor New-1 )TA.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

EKw YORK, Feb. 10, 1894.
To N, oFecr oeG Tcoe,o Of the PGte schools Of The Gin
Of Nei0- York
The undersigned, Committee on Public schools,
Of the Metropolitan Fair in aid Of tho United States sanitary
do hereby earnestly appeal you and all other
friends Of public education to make an effort IN behalf Of
tb, erect charity as win prove that the Public SCHOOL,
tho very nerves Of ponds to whatey patriotic
and benevolent.
No ri;t be touching sublime than
that of behodng youthful generation who have enjoyed the
comfort home aud the blessings Of education stopping fur
ward with JOY sud gratitude seyse the sutedns Of an
older generation who have stood tho "peous edge Of
bso" during the Summer heat and Winter cold 10 roll back
the tide u treason IN order that these very children might
have a country to live in and Government 10 be proud Of
There Is no doubt but the generous hearts Of the boys and
gin OF New York would only be too glad Of opportunity to
repay part the deep debt due the defenders OF ther hoes
aud liberties. way pointed out, and had hey the CO.
operation Of their officers and tescheT'
The undersigned would therefore, suggest follows II,
ht on, public hall. Receptions IN school assembly rooms
Donation. (howcyef snDi Contributions OF garments and
shoe. Of drawings, paintings, aud n.edle~ork
lfthe officers and teachers viii put their shoulders to the
Wheel q good tina; be accomplished BY the
public schools wond surpas. thai OF any other body public or
private, ina the city
All moneys collected will h. handed over TO Thomas Bo,se
oq Treasurer the Committee and due crodi, viii be Given
the several departments aud schools for the amounts re
ccived.
Garments. shoes &C.. b. Forwarded to the L'dies Oe
trsl Association Of Relief Al No. 10 Cooper Union.
Nrs Dr. AgTHos, MIR. THOMAS HusrEn,
GYoRGg yA.pHsHoYr, JAMES NJ. McLr,s,
CHARLES EAsroS CBOHGx p Bks1ow,
GEoRGR :. RoBBIss. SrDsEY HOWARD GAY,
JONATHAN MILLtK, THosn BossE.
J. NJ. NEwToS
UAIYs,
Miss FELLOWS,
BIcHssp GHssr WHITE Chairman
THOMAS HUNTER Secretary.
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rutui Anray In New-Hnveu.

NIW HAyIN, Ct, Monday. Feb. =, Isti.
John Reilly, a bricklayer, of this city, p
wears Of age was MORALLY wounded this afternoon in
afray Will soldiers. Reilly 1t 10 said had made
some insulting remarks concerning IN" charas'er 81
the wives OF officers OF the 1h Connecticut hegi-
ment Veiernu volunteer tho occasion ~ their pass
ing along the street accompanied by their husbands tas
morning. This afternoon Church street Reilly and
coInplnon named Murphy engaged in alto roation
with some OF the soldiers Of the 9Th Regiment and was
severely beaten. lie some distance pursued Y the
sodirs nnd entered the store OF Mr. Edward Mallory,
where he feD and shortly sftoTward expired He had
been stabbed Ia tho thigh. an artery having beer
severed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
NEW-YORM DAILY TRIBUNE,

Ladies' Of the city who will be aided by Advisory Commit
Of Gentlemen its object supply funds 10 e Unitod
| States Sanitary Commission.
Pe services OF this Commission have been recognized
throughout he entire army in The highest degree beuccis
Every battlefield has been the witness u their noble, uerc
full and successful sbor-impatng to the sick and wounded
help comfort and hope and 10 those in arms confidence and
courage Al who ere enabled to pursue their svociions IN
ease and safety At home do ess than provide for the
sens Of the brave sode who expose themselves to sick
ness wounds ond death maintain the unity and promote
the welfare Of their country
Contributions foT this purpose requested In money or
merchandise II money, may be sent 20 either OF se
Committee II in merchandise, 10 the Receiving Depot No
Great Jones street.
The magnitude Of the Wholesale Dry Goods nterest-eon'
prising the Domestic and Foreign Commission Houses Inn
porers and Jobber.cals for corresponding contribution 70
this object Of bencyoence and duiy such will not only
compare fsyorby with The results Of Fairs held
in other pces and with the contributions Of other interests
In tire city, also BE- esteemed worthy of the besy and
patriotism Of the Commercial Metropolis Of the country.
COMMITTEE.
ALEX T. STEWART WILLIAM g. LAMBERT,
EDWARD S. JAFFRAY, JOHN NJ. DAVIES,
HENRY r. sPAUIDING JAMES NJ. CONSTABLE,
CFORCp BLISS THERON r. BUTLER,
ADRIAN rsEIJE CHARLES II. LUDINGTON,
WILLIAM N. LEE CHARLES L. ANTHONY,
cUSr,yIrs KIITrEa WILLIAM A. HAINES
LEVI T.. MORTON. Chairman.
NAHUM SULLIVAN Secretary.
" a. LAMBETH Treasurer.
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&2.OOO 600 Loan,

on THE COUNTY OF NEW-lORK. 90,
PROPOSALS. FOR +z,MUOu0 SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS
Sealed proposals win be received NJ the Comrfchess
Office until TUESDAY,. z3d instant, 1t o'clock p m.
hen the will be publicly opc.d for the porchss
no, their par vanc of the whole or any psn o.
sum of Two Million Dollars OF the soldiers bosny ~.
Bonds" authorized by ordinance Of the hosd ~
or passed February H. 1904 aud by act OF N" Less'"ee
the State Of New York a,.ed february iocs "a, .
The said Bonds viii bear meret at the rae o. ~ n "a
psr annun PAYABLE sannuay the hf day OF nay 10
November in each yegr end the prnspai mnn TSo"%
Ina annual insiallneis o FIVE ~.
Dollars EACH commencing tie 1rsl DAY %
m. uropos. will state the snonnt o oohos ucsfeo. me-
the price Ger one hundred dollars thereof Aa tho pessA
whose proposals AFRO accepted wa theieupo" nc 70
J.n Win Ibe County the sum- led " ebsu
respectively. - -. ,ore, The ,.oe,rts AZ the c,,n,,.,
asrr for such deposits the p.rtes will be entitled 10
- IA or equal amounts OF the par value Of the sans
,d 10 them bearing interest from the dates OF payBist
Escb nroposon should be s'aed ana Endorsed Proposals.
far Soldrrs Bounty Fund Bonds, and Dcosed IN scoA
anvsIooe addressed to the Comptroller.
m ,ht il reserved TO reject any all Of the bds
red necessary protect promote tho interests Of tho
County. MA nI.W 4, nhr nNAN, ''"P"o'"'
Co@pireslor's 0Ace. Feb 10. 1864
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

San FniNcIsCo, SATURDAY, 20. 10 Iots'
The steamer California, from Panama, has
arrived with cargo Of merchandise which Lad aocn'
INFLATED on the Isthmns being partly from New-fofk,
and the balance from Europe. o.,
sailed sbp gnoch Train. Tor Liverpool. with carg
Of wheat tailoW ard copper ore
Money market easy.
Atlantic Currency Exchange ~ a % Z cent premium
Tor ,iOld IN Ncw.Nork.
Sterling Exchange unchanged
The Union state Convention il collcd 10 meet Mt See
rsenio on the 18th of March a. choose delegates 10 the
National Convention. 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
FROw AIBsNh'
ysc g.crss-A sun'b"g ESpose"-chS
r,,S,rosds-City Reform.

'''' ALBISY. Feb. 90 1851
TlE RECvss
Albany has ceased for the time being to he
If LEGISLATION the members having almost uni
,er,,v departed for their homes 70 enjoy thelespe
aeon labor Afforded by tie recess
A uUMBUG EXPOSED.
o,e NJ tho most important Of the weeks proceedings
ms beon Che presentation Of report by Mr.. halTeihd
Andrews Chairman Of the Committee on Grievances
svposins she character OF The claims Of the socled
Veterans of 1872 who have been for several years past
imporiuniog The Legislature for large appropriation
OF money 70, what purpose nobody exactly knows.
The veteran, in question very few Of whom had ever
shoudereI nusket in face Of the enemy suddenly dis
covered. ansr lapse OF nearly fifty years thst the
state was indebted them III large amount OF money
Tor expenditures incurred ~ them in edupping tlem-
selves for service in the last war with England A.
though no appropriation has ever been maze ron ih
IrclsUy 70 satisfy these claims they rec'iVen P1aI
recognition. a commission having been appoihigu ~
p1 six Year ago audit thcn, aud report 70 tue s
htuie. The business OF this Cornmis'on wa ha,f
mainly hY Me-. Van Hensselaer hm'eA o,o y. '
,i.dusnis and it has recently been mace 70 IT,
fhe broker Of the lest oi iheln' tl'i i5 "a
allow bin handsome commission on inc aiho'i' IT,
IS mirlt have been expected undcr these circum
pcs tbc Droof required ives of The l0osest
sd Tie ia ms have sweledup 20 more thar niiou o.
lolsr.. Il has been The practice Of each eg'latGre
iol .egera years past, TO Shirh the respoh'lpnH o.
,png ths question and pass il 10 It's successor
INT Mr. Andrews's committee have fairly crippled with
T. and IN their report which was printed ycster-
av they ~ into searching examination OF the origin
and history Of tese claims and demonstrate their utter
WOthessness The report viii inevitably produce some
cusIiur among the "yetoranS" o. rather among the
,pac,diors ~ no have taken assignments 0. most Vi
te.sc spurious claims.
CITY RAILBO Us.
4 new Cty Railroad bin was introduced TO-DAY. II
pru. des FOR the construction Of rairosd commencing
AT ;be coroes OF Broadway and Chambers street and
rupning through Broadway 10 South fcrT!.
IN. iii 20 confirm the grant by The Common council
80 the harlem Railroad Company of The right TO run
roue, f;rosdNsy noticed few days ego was iuifo-
AZ ced in s,e senate motion was made BY the oppo'
nents of the lin 70 lay il on the table and I'M H. when
Nss detected.
CITY Reform
NJ. Rcdingioi Of 81. Lawrence introduced bpl
making important changes in The municipal Government
"a Nev.NOik. ItprOyides that any taxpayer paying Al
Vi nuai tax OF $50 shat! have ire same ight 10
,u n Corporation that individual stOcbhnlcer Ca
moneyed Cooperation would have, end gives toe may
tle riggs to employ sPeca. counsel t. deere saeh nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Entertainments Tbis Day and Gveniss'

to L, 5os Of Js~afer. dad fs' y forms"e"sd Af1e'e'
N.,.rsfs M 0thsr coSgnaas Of h'' t'p>'.
,,slo's g.apgK-1he Duk. Motto.
W,ItA,ys THr.rrK--Pure Gold.
NNrln OAubrs-Iicket-of Man. -
CnYsr,c JnE.rsa-i ollie oi Night-lIlfrsaed irrcss
tor.
BAysuu's-Gian. Dwsris, Whaii.r-Mirisms Crime.
NAA nsbuneH AiEs,osHF -toiirction "' hin'r
ilirrorAs Afsos- lues,ten fritpi ni-ntrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Srrpry DrhrH or 4 PmSrLn.-Mr. Anstir

H. William, Wcl Known among toe printing o0Inlnh'
uif, died suddenly Sunday, at the hydropithc insii-
zion Of Dr. Iruh 4 Co.. Ia Laiglt street Apopisky
,es h cause Of his dea. lie was in Che Jst year u
hi. seo naive u Exeter y. H.. aud Tor tho past
twelve yeais connected with Tie Asp Yoo' Ttmo. Mr.
William Was peIlaps tie heaviest man H. THIS oii!'
vel ching 40 pounds aud requiring II ya1s oi broad
clo.b 20 oofnplS lii exterior outfit he was ioied or
I'D. iun0nr and - nv VII. and WAS f'i@M"DY t"hYn
,fi..r IL, NJ Blrulu natural curiosity lct ~
Museum, bu. always declined to maAe P4phe 'nsO''
Inn al himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

For THE SANITARY CoMMIssioN.--NirS'J john
Wool generously presents The en'uc receipts 81 nor
loaci on Wednesday night next to the sanitary Con"
mission That her Kind oner VII BE- A. hnd1 hpi'.
oiated we are sure. We hope 1t ms, be os ge'f"r,"
appreciated and supported by Inc paDh" '"e ''s''
should be more than AL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
MAR ssHI; ID.

" ednesday, Feb. H. by The Key.
IL Bonds Charles @. 1nohau Of os, HE to Miss Finn"
Wehie sLter Gouirb wohle esq, Of hi. city, No
elfi..
VAN INTERCHANGEABLE in this city, At the Church
81 she Holy Communion. Saturday. Feb 20 10y the Kew
Fr,ici. H.. Lawrence. Archibald Somsr,e Van Duzer ana
Samb Minus daughter Of the late Egbcr Fnrchid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Danish Trigaic Cruising after the
aicurn,r lIruionin. from Ncw-Lork.

nom IFN I0nITN WDFl'T7 VsI1 w
A report has been received at li0yds, Of
Danish H. cate cruising of Yarmouth this morning. and
everal lc ses bound for German port we're afraid io
eo ont The 1euiOnit steamer, which arrived ON the
i'm al Southampton fIom New-YOGk. hoard ior Han
burg supposed o be the object The Danish irigse
in sea cd o. She had only $50 on board The bulk o
ihe snrcie AnlIng boon ool.ignel 20 England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

: ~ 81 400 Cgsr,sr y,sstfTcd
,I aEsr9SA INV t ~ f EH'i VA ssir
TO ITS NATURAL COLOR
cLAaRs DISTILLED
'urcly crsdicates Danduh
cLARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
Prevenls Il, Filling OIL
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIIf nAIR
Promotes its natural and healthy growth.
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE llAR
entirely dead In such cases nothing will don
CLARKs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
10" m ''t Ioaa.' dressing oi a 0 sns '.Ss ike
cLARKs DISTILLED ~
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR
Con;uins dirty sediment to be shaken up bco'e us,
CLARRs DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR rue HAIR
Is H'cies Transparent fluid contains mo ci IL not dy' -
has no deeoron, properties.
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
Ia d shti'Ey Penuuaed. and does not tom rnsj 10 Wa"
weather.
clARKs DIsTTLLEL
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
NJ only perfect dressing ard rcstoer OF color snbinei
CLARKs DISTILLED
aEsToRATivE FOR TIL HAIR.
NOlady's Toilet il coo'piete silhoosh
CLsRKs DIsTILLRp
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
10 scientifically prepared costs only 81 bottle and
tosise sa-saetsn.
GIVE III A TRIAL
For sale by druggists generally IN G,y sns oo'piry
D.s. BANEs Il Co.. n. Y, General Agents.
The
<...., ,,r,e,1, ,rEnII..r r,fCrnUERN
OF THE AGE
Mr. kennedy Of Roxbvy, has discovered Of our
common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bolss are warranted 70 a sing mouth
One to bottles viii cisrr the system of bass
Two BOTTLES are tie worst csnker ~ Ike
stomach.
Three Ia i've bottles the kindoI
Erysipelss.
One os bottles sg hsmor in tbs
eyes,
Two bottles are warsriedto runnnsof the All
blotchss among the hair.
Foar to sir ba.tes warranted coygp and rpnans
ulceSs
One bottle gill cure soaly eusp ions NJ the '.in.
Two or three bottles warranted tn, WORT src'
rnsworm.
Two OF tre- bCtes wrsnted too most d,s
perate case of rheumatism
Three to four bottles sran'ed 70 cure salt rhsnu
Five 20 eight bottles win the Lind Of Scrooli
One three bottles warranted 10 the worst 10 81
dyspepsia by the experience of Thousands ths' h'~
been caused by canker in the stomach.
One or two bottles warrantedto sick headache
One to bottles warranted to reslstea cos'ivc s,
II the bowels.
One to two bottles will regulate a, deransemes Oft ha
neys. 80 r ,,,n.
BY strictly follow the directions In the psmphe' aroma
each bottle and judicious application Of the
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
SCROFUI,A OINTMENT ANDHEAI..
ING OINTMENT,
s, ore and nicer Of whatever kind nature except can
Ger that has root IN perfectly and ermsnsny c"ie"
For sale by all dru ssss e'ery"heI"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Naval.
ARRIVAL OF a RUSSIAN rErGATE.

TIE Russian fdgate Alexander Neysky, Capt.
FedoroG,Sy from Havana in ~ days, armed q. ms
port on Monday morning She made The passage under
SAIL her engines being disabled Tie Captain reports
having experienced very heavy weather on The passage
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To ,h. wholesale Dry Good, Merchant. Of
New-HOrA,

MrTRoPoLITAs FAR. Nyw.yo Feb 10 1891,
The undersigned have been appointed a Commit
'ee 20 represent the WHOLESALE Dry Good. Merchant. a. ire
Mc'.og9iau Fs 20 In nj, city on IN. snl, d.
Ms chuer II ail bs bid under The mpn,-rn,n, Of ts
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Erou California.

SAh TMNCbCO. MOnday, Feb. =, Isbf.
Tie steamer Golden Age with ilye passen.
gers nnd s53 900 in Treasure hiss sailed for England
end s:j35 900 for Now-YOrk.
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The American Telegraph Company have
opened an Office 'of general bu'ne's at the Nei camille
Agencv so ~ BroadTry.