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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26
Coal Salt. Water Lime, Thrsshing Na-
chimes, Keepers, Plo,cs, Hor.e Rakes,
Horse Hos, and Wrapping Paper.
Mil. ( Pr. dQ Chen Railway Ferry.

FERRIAGE RATES FOR 1854,
until otherwise ordered.
For Vehicle drawn by two Animals, = 76, Cents.
.t = one Animal -. so s.
Each Horse, Mule or Jack, 20 /"
Cattle per Head, Is
tlogs aud sheep per head, s
Merchandise per loo pounds,
Each Foot Passenger, 10
On CommutationT Tickets
~ will be sold for 81 so.
~ This Ferry will make CLOSE CONNECTIONS
between the Passenger Trains of tho Milwaukee l.
Prairie du Chen and the AcGregor Western Raiiwsys
SUNDAY FERRY
viii leave Prairie du Chen at SEQ m, and $50 D.
m. will leave McGrsgor $3.50 m. and i:30 p. m.
81 No persons except those who have Passes frsm
the proper authority, will be carried Free on this
Ferry. LAWLER, General Agent.
IRA BIsBEE, Captain.
ALril 9Th, 1864. r.s .-. e..
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Grover 4 Doker'l
No. o,
SEWING MACHINE,
$46.

4 RswinG Machine thsi
VII not esnhroidse a. vall
o. stitch IL not the one fol
family us1. Grover 4 Ia.
ksr's celebrated Machines
both stitch and snbroMcg
with equal fscility.
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- s.s.ss1 VIUSS --CeUaf Fn1iS, u, ,zUU; Ce.
dar Rapids, $l.40O; Clinton. $l,lO0 ;
Council Bluffs, 81 600; Eddyville, 81, /, 100 ;
Fan field, $1,000; Fort Madison, $1,lOO;
independence, *l,lO0; Lyons, $1,000
MrGregor, 81, 800; Marshalllown, $1,000;
O>kaloosa, $1,000; Ot,umwa,. $l,40O ;
Newton, $1,000; Sioux City, $l,100;
Washington, 81 400; Waterloo, 81, 800.
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Send your Orders.
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HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATIONS!

COMPOUND FLuID EXTRACT BucHu, . Positive and
SPECIFIC Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder, Kdneya,
Gravel and Dropscxl swellings.
This Medicine increases tina powers Of Digestion snd
excites the Absorbents uto heaitnv action by which
the Wstery or Cacareous depositions, and all W.
natural Enlareemeuts are reduced, ~ we'll - Pain
and Inflammation.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26

fM nlshed, with good and convenlent yss.,
rear Ann street. There Is pleasantly situ-
ated and desirable home in this city for tho travelling
put Nc large and easy Bus promptlyon time to
Wy passeneerv to and from the boats and cars.
IA q. II. FLANDERS, Proprietor.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1864-10-26

In void we sell all the Bits~rs of any value ex.
ts"f and aii the palstsbls asd wholesome articles
known to the trade.
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o""'6Sos co.OOS
900; Iowa City, 81 500; Keo
10; Musca,ine, $2..40O; Daven
No. Mnnnt plea Sants 3S 600 1
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Arrived.

Steamship Glasgow Gil Liverpool 18th Inst: ana Queens
town 18th mdse and pass 20 John c. Dale May H. passed
City Of Baltimore bound IN 2th passed seVefs'
icsberys. A., n, atom, ~ o.
So "A Te.top Co May "a, lat 80 90 lon "a 20 posed
bark r s Sfuz bound ~ The +. detained outside OF
stassn Araso IT, $ transport Gadsien Port Royal
at Il n aid Charleston Bar at p m, May H. to u D.
steamer Albany IT, s. transport De'i'les New Orleans
9TH, vim Key West oh to u s oasF'ems''ssr MoD-oe
% boers' 10 i. s ouartermastef.
steamer Vulcan, Morrison, Philadelphia mdse to VIM
Steamer f. W Brune Foster, Baltimore, md'e to VIM
steamer Sea Gull Kenny, Providence mdse to Edward
Steamer Warrior Mott Providence, mdse, &C. to Isaac
Steamer Hope. Warren Philadelphia, md'e to james
''s Steamer s. c. Walker shen Philadelphia md'e to j. &
steamer Dis com.,ock Drake Philadelphia md'e and pass
steamer Treiton Wilson, Trenton. udse. to C. H. Iioag
SHIN Francis P SAGE Stevens Liverpool IS days mdse and
PASS 10 Lawrence Giles Co. Experienced ght wind. and
os during the passage One birth aud three deaths occurred
Ship A2sisa Towart Liverpool April 20, mdse and pass.
to Williams Guion. May TO- lat. a 80 Ion a. saw snip
hf Erie h B. R RoTIf Hart M Portland.
sch Arrow lof Nassau HOhusen Grab Island ~ days
u,olasses TO X. a. Goidefrey.
/ schr Planet McDernott, Rocklsnd
4 schr City Point Matthews, Bangor
schr Seneca. finney, Boston for Albany
/ Schr Washington. Smith New London.
ssh b 1qst oT Ts Bo'' Se fo G. Ae1Sy
schr Albet Or Cos'Te 81 andrews N b. Is days
sehr Lord Haveock OBJ. Mcdonald. Antagonist NJ s.,
se5r Charlotte. Graves, Rocsland.
sehr camilla Appcby, Passport 10 days. lumber to j..
schr Frank Maria, Barber, Bangor.
! Schr r. Taylor. Lorng, Gloucester
Schr sarah, Holden, Rockland M
schr Col Ellsworth Crow Somerset r T. L. 20 days
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Mr.. LIyCOLSS LAST ASBCDOTE.-A gentle
man inst returned from Washington relates the follow
inc incident that transpired at the White House The
other day. Some gentlemen were present from the
West. excited and troubled about the commissions OF
omssions OF the Administration. The President heard
them patiently and then replied "Gontomen, suppose
ali the property you were worth was in gold, and you
had pu In tie hands Of Blondin 10 carry across the
Niagara River rope, would you shake the cable or
keep shouting out to him-Bondin. stand up little
straighter-Blondin, stoop little more-go Itte
faster-lean little more to the North-lean little
more TO the South, No you would hold your breath as
well as your tongue and keep your hands of until no
was safe over. The Government are carrying an I'M
mense weight Untold treasures are In their hands.
They doing the very best they can Don't badger
them. Keep silence and Wen get you safe across"
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GOLD SALES IN CouGr.-Justice wylie Of

GOLD SALES IN CoUGT-Justice Wylie OF
tie Circuit Court d. c. in lis charge 10 the jury in the
gold speculation case Of Peyon ag Sweeney IIuyck
on Monday. instructed the jury that gold spccuotons
have standing in court 'The whole business is con
trary 10 public policy The plaintiff neither re-
profits made former gold speculatons and TO
naming in the hands of the defendants moneys de-
posted with them as margin collateral security
der contracts Tor the purchase Of gold The eous for
he plaintiff stated bis intention to take the up
appeal this being the pioneer In transactions form
ING similar subject Of action.
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surpPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF Notwithstanding rs.
CIcnrff.

stesmship-Brsnnia tBtl fefrer. Havre, Francis mac
donald & Co. $500 a, NJ,
Stesmer--D Utley Phillips. Philadelphia J. X n Brig
Co Tacony Pierce, Philadelphia Lopez kifspatIck
Looms, Point, Hoffman, Portland, II. u. Cromwell Co.
Martha Stevens Glance, baltimore, ". Dalzen. .
Bsrk-Pvcahontas (Br), Archboiel, London James nc
Master. -. ,,. =,
Brigs-Thomas Terry tBr) Maloney, MatamoTos T. a
Uus.ey 4 Co Loeb Lomoud Sbute BOston, TX. T. Bnck
Co. Excelsior (Brl Builder. Bermuda, Mcccli Firth
Perina DR., Graham kingston Jam, j. Jackson 0o
Handy Weeks Beaufort. Murray Nephew;
Co. Josiah Achorr Hatch, Salem n. ". Rope. Co.. Re
Jacket, Averl, Boston, }. " Hayand Sosm1sl str''.s
Bo.,on do sarah Bcruce, CAigan, Philadelphia. T. NJ
Mayheg j. L. Gerity Ruler Newport; W H. Ceare ,Bril
Hal. Drammond'own W l.. 4 r. Paul chingaIora Msil
son Fortress Monroe T.. p Eieemeri Antelope, moItoh
Providence ". S. Brown Co. Marie Louise Nash' For
land W. ). Brown Co.
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DON KNOW ENOUGH TO COME In WHEN IT RAINS

To NE Edit0r q The Y. y. ITf0Vhe
SiR: This expression common enough, / never
could understand properly until last Monday, when being
Washington and wishing 20 from the Capitol 70 Of the
Departments it then raining violently go, into the
song toward the Department. twas car for coored PEG
pie and there but three whites eIcep. myself In H. the
test varying from the Dahomey hue to the fret family
Inge
Every and then the stopped by persons Wishing
get Of the rain but seeing tie inmates Of the car
would refuse 10 get in excaining won't get In niger
tar"
young woman perhaps 20 years OF age, very good look
Ing and about lwen,ie,hs inst family exclaimed
never called Niger where | came from Where
I'D you from ?" fredericksburg" "Were you born
desr Yes air." said that decent people called hard
DANES and that those yns them those in the car were Of
40 consequence and that their stupidity In staying out in the
n showed that they did know enough TO In when
aimed expression understood before This seemed
nolny my coored friends the idea Of taking duckng IN
Preference to riding Ia with heH touched their sense Of
&c ridiculous hHgely.. sw.B.
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Heuorauda.

The sehr Sarah J. Vaughan from Philadelphia, At Quincy,
reports that on th. 22d inst at OF Block Island In
sudden squa she the eh Charles Fcrsuson Of Phia.
deps oundered and sunk She could not reach her in time
10 save the
The scr s. T. Baker arrived yes;od,y from New Orleans,
reports May 49, lat 80 H. lon . 3d. spoke L. 8 ,;eAe
bored by an ofc.r from u s steamer Emily cruise
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
II IS follows viz:
~ Frprsss for Cleveland direct, via A. 4 O. w. Ry.
$40 A m Milk, daily, for Otsyille.
A. ~ n''W sy for Otisvi,ls Newburgh, and Warwick
M Night Express Saturdays and Sundays e1ceped)
for bunkirk. Buffalo, se 80 ,
m Lightning Express daily. for Dunkirk Rochester,
On Saturdays this train viii run to Buffalo
only , ,n,,-,
~ CHAS. MNOT. Geueral Superintendent
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Proposals
90, pna.r,n., ~. go. a.. - fesi

no. bHoADWh, WV lOhht NY H. iNof
4 RMY SUPPLlES.-SEALED PROPOS-
~ AIS will be recriyed at this Office mt. Y o'clock
on Thursday, tn. 18th of May inst for furnishing by contract
the Depot OF Army Clothing and E1uipage this city:
ARMY BLANkETs, WOOL gray twin the i9tters T. -, IN
black four inches long IN the cete TO bs feo long and
feet inches wide to weigh pounds EACH OF domestic
manufacture
Bidders will submit with their Proposs samples OF the
article which they propose to deliver.
Bidders viii state the quantity they wish 20 furnish the
shortest time In which they deliveries, and how
they complete the delivery Of al they bid nr
All bids must be accompanied by proper guaranty signed
by responsible parties setting forth that contract 10
aw arded to ths parties named therein. they will at
cute the and give bonds for its faithful performance
The United states the night 20 reject any part or
the service.
Proposals should be indorsed proposals for Furnishing
Blankets" and addressed TO Lieut.. Col d. ii. NINION
Deputy Quartermaster- General, u. y. "A.
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The METROPOLITAN FAIR.-A further sum Of
$4,000 has been deposited with Mr. Cisco by the Com.
mittee Of the Metropolitan Fair, making, thus far
sll0O 900 produced by that noble undertaking. The
total is expected 10 reach 81 10000 The 100 tuns OF
coal generously presented TO the Fair by Mr. Elliot Of
London. sold yesterday by auction fetching s3 ~
per tun-thetoal sum realized being about S4 500 The
Manhattan Gas Company were the purchasers
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Passenpcra Sailed.

In steom,kfp HeoLa, for LivopOol-Mr. and Mrs. Ju
Loue,te York John B. Sardy, do Isaac Barnes, do
Amor Murray, do. Kate Olvancy do; Miss saTdy, do
Miss Cruise do John A. Fox California: Miss Reid, En-
land; and others In the steeiage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
NETWORK a. NEW.HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

1863 COMMENCING MAY 8, 1864 1854
Passenger Station in New ork k1th and <thav.
Entrance on llths.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk; -
For New Haven. T. 8 (E1), 1880 III; 2l5 tEIl 800
FOX Bridgeport, l. (Ex) 1880 a. m. nl5 tEx) 800
lex u $3.50, $3.50 and (Ex.) p. m
For Milford and Sratiord, !, II 30 m $3.50 5y p m
For Fairfield, Southport and Wes,port, T. l;U m J;~
330p, IN. am n,
For Daren and Greenwich. :, go 1880 $780, a;
For Greenwich, $50 Il3o m. $3.50 49, $50 $50 M
For Stamford, T. (Ex.) $780, 1850 a. l2:l3 tEx)t
(Ex), $50 4:30, $50. $780, (Ex.l pm ,.,.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, J. sJ law
H. $3.50, So $3.50, $3.50, p m. - .,,,,
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield a. m. (EI); 3(Exl Sp. m.
For Boston via shore Line, 2:l3 lEIl 9pm
For Hartford and Springfield, 8 (Exl l:So m; 3lEKh
$3.50, p. IN. ~ 81 30, ,,an - A..
Montreal; 3 D. M to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and Fishkil Railroad tExL
For New. Haven. New London and sonnston Ral'oadat
a IN 1915. 3. 8 p. m.
For Canal Railroad, l2i5 p. IN to Northampton
For Iiousatonic Railroad, d. M p. IN.
For Nausatuck Railroad, u. M. p. m. -
For Danhury and Norwsk Railroad !, $3.50 m 30 NJ
Commodious Sleeping Cars attached 20 \ p IN Trains
JAMES II. HOfr, Superintendent
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Jnsuranrc Companies.

NATIONAL LIFE AND LIME INSUR-
~ ANCE COMPANY OF NEW-IORh, organized under d
special charter. .,ooo,o
Capital S,ors....................-lW
with the privilege o increasing II to 15y'o THIS company
the powers and privileges Of any Life Insurance
COMPANY with additional power OF nsurins inc Lives i
Limbs Of and Soldiers In the Army aud Navy oil e
United states and all persons BOOKS will be opened ~
the Office Of Allen Lucky, Zi5 Broadway TOT SUB
scptions for lOn 000 additional stock on the sh Of M"y
inst by order Of the Board JOHN L. tILLhi' seoy'
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NAVY DEPARrssSr. BUREAU or PROVISIONS

MATTRESSES and CONERS.-Scalcd pro-
vi posas indorscd Proposals for Mattresses" will be
received this Office until O'Clock the 9TH lay Of June
next for furnishing md delivering 1903 Maiirrsse' with two
Covers for eech to be- delivered the rate Of 1000 per week
the hrsi delivery be made within ten days after receiving
notice Of accepane Of proposal The MATTRESSES and Covers
Navy Yard Brooklyn, ~ T. and 1000 at the Navy ard,
Chares;own Mass aud there undergo the usual inspection Of
the Yard satisfactory evidence must be furnished that the
bidder manufacturer Z regular dealer in the article po
posed for and tia, he has the license required by law.
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Arm, CIornlsG AsD EarlrAeE OFFICE

No l21l CIScISSlr OHIO. Aay 10. 1874
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned,
until MOSDAY May 90 1904 10 clock o. IN. FOR fur
nisliue ;h. Department by couiracD With
HOOTEE>-Afmy standard.
BOOTS. Cayafy-Aruy stsudari
Sample. OF Will may be 'ct % the ctce o, clothing Emu
Equphgc IN this city. .
10 BE- delivered nee Of charge IT he L. $. lnpcriion
arehou.e In his city IN good packages, with the name
Of the party funi,hny te ki and quantity Of goods di'
tincily mari 81 on each article and rlcks-e ,,
Parties Offering goods must distinctly state IN thrr pa,
the quantity they propose ginh the I'ce and time Oh
delivery -
samlr. when Submitted must be marked and numbered
10 with tho aud the parties thereto must
guarantees tia, the good. shsu be- la eyery respect equal 70
Army STANDARD oheo the proposal will not b. consihred
guaranty signed by two Responsible person.. must
psny each bid that the bidder VIII supply tins
artlc es aw aided 10 him under sis proposal - 80. d.
Bids will be- opened on MONDAY. May 81 i89' ~
O'Clock D. H. At is Office and bidders aTe requested to be
present. .... =. -,
Awards viii be mode on TUESDAY. May II. $1,000,
Bonds viii be required that the contract VIII be iaithiuiy
fulfilled 90 49,,
Te!egrams relating 20 proposals will not be noticed
Blank forms Of Propo.as Contracts aud Bonds may 30 OBJ
tanned II this otlce. ,,
Nv order OF Col. TIIOS. SWORDS, A. @ III. O.
c, w MouLToy Captain and A. q. NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

The ORPHAN ASYLUM SOCIETY.-Thls hu-
name and charitable society celebrated their
anniversary Wednesday afternoon at their Institution on
tle BloOmngdae road. An present seemed satisfied
with tie excellent order Of exercises and tie admirable
manner in which they executed. The neat and at
traotye appearance Of the young orphans, who were
seated OF raised platform in the chapel where the
exercises were held created pleasant impression and
feeling Of interest among those present. Mr.. Ihomp'
sOn presided. After the opening Oi tie exercises q
PRAYER was delivered by the Rev Mr. Philips, ana o
portion OF the Scriptures read followed BY the singing OF
anniversary hymn, and the reading OF the annual re-
port his report showed that tie lst Of April leti
TIE Asylum contained ninety boys and sixyiine giTs
S O7 s. has been expended by the Society during the
gear closing with April and the receipts have amounted
g. the same. An address made by the Rev. Dr
Gleay.lu1 Coke at the conclusion Of the report He
congratulated the Society the excellent report bat
they had just heard, and more especially since II con-
tanned word Of grateful Acknowledgement Of that
Divine favor who for eight and forty years has watched
then Interests. glowing tribute was paid by the
speaker 70 Miss Mary EaSse,l for the admirable and
IOble spirit that prompted her generous donation OF
s 0OJ u tie Institution She is chief stcwardcss
and the magnificent donation governed by the
thought that she indebted the Society for their
bringing up and educating her three orphan nephews
At the close OF the exercise an election for officers OF
the Institution look place aud resulted as follows
First DIecuess. Mia John Anthem, No, West Twenty
ninth street Second Drecress, Miss brnckerhoD, No. 80
Union square; Treasurer Misc NJ J. Oohout No 26 Wash
ington square; Secretary M.s Caroline Murray, No 10
Emma seton Miss Mary A. Strong Mrs Isaac Gibson Mrs.
Lebbeus b. Ward Ms. Jonathan Odc Mis- Bella Mathews,
Miss Fanny Seton Mrs. o. G. Satieree, Mis- Caroline G.
Woossy; Advisory Committee, a. r. Walsh esQ. John h
teadens Mr. and Mrs. Charles 5. Pel Teachers Mr.. Car
feuier, Miss Mary Morrison, Miss Marian DempstoE
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ARMY CLOTHING AND COURAGE OFFICE,
CfSCfNSATI O.. May ~, 1854. )

mo. l2e1 CINCINNATI o., May H. 1854. )
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
i until TlirRSDAY May %, 1854 At O'Clock p M, for
furnishing this Department (by couira-tl with
Cloth ID. II. Uniiofm-AImy Standard
Flannel. bouse-Army STANDARD
Samples OF vbh may be u. the Ore Of Clothing and
Eluipage N this city.
70 be- delivered free Of charge At the u. Inspection
house in In, city, IN good package viii The name Of the
party furnishing, the Kind aud quantity OF goods distinctly
marked on each article and package.
Parte. Offering goods distinctly state in their bids t,
quluty they propose furnish the price aud the time OF
delivery.
samles when submitted be- marx I'd and numbered 10
correspond with the proposal and the parties thereto must
guara,-. tie goods shall be In every respect equal TO
Army standard otherwise the proposal all not be eonid'
cred.
guaranty signed by two responsible persons must accon
psny each bid guaranteeing that the bidder viii supply the al
tic - awarded 20 him under bis proposal
Bids will be opened Oh TIT kSDAf, May 20 lH5'. al,
ocock o. W. at this Oce. and bidders ie requested to BE-
prcsen,. =,
Awards will be made on FRIDAY. Nay ~
Bond, will b. tciui FL that the contric, viii be fZi. ally
iuh.lcd
rrlcsrius relating % proposals will not BE- notcei
BLANK rm. Proposals, Contracts and Bonds may be Oh
tanned AZ tins O;icc
The night ec, any bid deemed unreasonable !, re.erved
b. orlcr OF Col THOMAS SWORDS, A. Y. N. q.
G. ". MOrLTOy Captain and \. q. VI.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun-Rises I:3iI Sets..... 7.2O Moon-Rises...l ~
HIGH wATER THIS DAY. -.
Sandy Hook IL "a Gov Island. evils Hell Csie.'. 100
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MAY 2i,-shp Isabel and bark H. Buck.
Brigs-Nehrsska, Olga, Maid Of Erin, Rosa Abbott,
Harris. II. Havelock
schooueus-isls Of Pines M-ria Pi:krp, Gen Puiuam.
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nfooins CARDS, &r
Copartnersbip Notices.
nle0ilal.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restored
WI In -Four Weeks by Dr. RlCORD's ESSENCE Of LIFE
This wonderful agent will Manhood 20 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising from EIeesse' Sef
Abuse the Effects Of Climate, or Naurs Causes The Time
e1uired 10 cure iuyeterste IL four week.
ure IA impossible. DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE Is
M In cases with Instructions for for 81 or four quaint
lie. IN ore for 20 carefully packed receipt Of remit
lance by h acre d,ed agent Circulars sent free on fece
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND, No. AZ Bfoome..i.'
ono door vest nom Broadway New-York.
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Z. 5. ORDNANCE AeEscr. No. Is wosrasr.,

OFYIcE liGnr HOUSE, Inspector
No. 10 Cedir-st, NEW York May - l.bA
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
,hi inc until IL o clock M on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
dy Of June next for raising replacing and keeping In their
n5pr positions. all the buoys IN IA. indson RIVER pc
.n Srw York and Troy Fire Island Inlet, Lake ChAinpan,
d .ch other. may be authorized for y.s from the
6r. day July next to tho succeeding Vh DAY OF &c
,nt.I specific aton cop.. OF which be bad by applying
10 hi, oilce. by order Of the Light House Board
Com L. NJ POWELL, u. ) n,
Light House Inspector, Sd District
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STATE OF NEW YORK,
OFFICE OF PAYnAsTER GgSgRAL

STATE OP NEW iORE
OppICa PAYNAsTr r GgSgHAI
ALBANY, May ., 1854
NOR WANT of the like facilities a' were
afforded me in the Northern and Western Divisions. The
men enlisted under the recent calls in the southern Div
sion OF the state comprising the fret tn Conscsona Di'
trcI were Obliged most them the field without
tie STATE BOCSfY. In the recent battles many bonn the
payasr bed no, yet been able to reach IN the heH my
have been killed.
Widow. ana others residing IN NewYok City and !. VI
ROl,ERT HENSON H. No. Sia,es,., kcS-ioTk City,
have their paper. arranged and forwarded free Of cxpon
JOIN d. VAN BUREN, fsymisfsI -tet.flL
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nlihtarn Notices.

RMY AND NAVY LAW OFFICE
N WESTBROOK Il ORSBORNE, Councillor and
Licensed Claim Solicitors. No lg5 Broadway Sp bounty
paid to Wounded Soldiers. Pay Bounty Pensions fFile
Money procured. Clam. cAshed Adyce ifee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

i GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
All Sufferer from the above complaints either OF recent or
long standing are advised TO BLAlRs GOVT AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS They Gun be relied upon as the most
safe and eaecua remedy offered to the public and have
universally used in Europe for many years with tho
PIepsred by PROUT & HARsaNT. No 2lg Strand Lon
DON England aud sold by their Agents, WELLS X Co,
fIankin.st, New York.
Uer Majesty sioner have authorized tho name sd
aIdress OF THOMAS PROUT ~ Strand London 10 be
impressed upon the Government stamp Affixed each boz oil
the genuine medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-26

4 TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
N RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE, PAS-
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-iORk: VIA, me ne, me
Railway from foot Of Chambers-st., RUNNING IuhOt 0n
TO CLEVELAND. o., WITHOUT CHANGE OF CAkS'
connecting railroads for all principal cities IN the est
running order 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbana Dayton, Cnen-
natl and ST. Louis without break Of gauge ,,.,rrsr,
49, MaadyHe Pa General Supt.