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81. LOUIS, March /, 1854.
Assistant Provost Marshal General Alexander has
ceved orders from Washington TO commence the dra't
the 10th Of March, in all the subdstricts Of Mis-
souri, which have not filled their quotas The volunteers
enlisted between the LIST and 10th Of March will be do.
Quoted after the draft commences.
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OmeIai Drawings or Murray, Eddy 4
omcial Drawings OF the shelby College

Omcial Drawings OF the Library a $50
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky.
EXTRA CLASS 599-March l. 1854
80, AZ, IS, %, IL, II, So, 8, SO. TO- &c, Al, 80.
Glass 6C0-Narch I. 1854.
~, 8, SIS, IL, so, Al, 81, Is, 81, 20, Is, As.
FRANCE, ELLIS CO, Managers, Covingsop, Ky.
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City Inteiligsnes.

TEE MoRALnr or TEE Puslsc SCHOOL OynuRs.-A meet
ing Of the citizens OF the FftseDth ward TOOK place 81
No. go Broadway last evening 10 consider the recent
tion Of the trustees Of hs Fifteenth ward Ia removing
teachers without SUFFICIENT cause, which was considered
damaging the moral and educational interests Of the
pupils" BY the callers Of thc meeting Mr. Dsnnsy one
Of the members Of the local Board stated that certain
trustee intimate with OF the female teachers
~ DO with her at The hours Of ana two 10 the
night and that this teacher removed when her con.
duct became known and that cfoSt being made
20 have her rsinstAed Ohes speaksFs followed throwing
more light this DARK subject. and showing how good
teachers were removed 10 make way ov the lady qss
lion. Resolutions finally adopted oondemnatory Of
the conduct OF the trustees and asking the Board q Edu
cation TO inquire into the facts
NKw REAprro Roox roe Tue MERCANTILE LInRAsY
AssouAroN--Ye Yesterday branch reading room OF tho
Mercantile Library Association opened at the corner
Of Broadway and twenty ninth street. The ID q
large one and well fitted for the purpose OF library.
10 provided with oil the latest works Of literature,
together with the principal New York daily papers, The
library win be open daily from eight In the morning
until nine In the evening.
LAuScH.--John Enelis Son viii launch to-day
from their yard foot Of Tenth street. East river tho
largest steamer built for the China trade She 10
322 feet LENGTH 80 feet extreme breadth and IL
hold rhe tide VIII servo FOR the ceremony at about four
o'clock 7. ~
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Personal Intelligence.
Tho following travellers registered al the Aner
Agency, Gibraltar, February TO- l86i:-A. W. Perrin
wife and son, Of Dorchester, Mass. R. Chapman, Jr Of
Springfaid. n ass
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order from Provost Marshal General Fry.

ALBANY, March 1, 1864.
Provost Marshal General Townsend has today received
an order nom Provost Marshal General Fry 70 DO ready
TO commence drafting in towns that have filled their
quota the 10th Of March. The draft 70 commence in
III towns that have not filled their quota before TO day.
the LIST Of March. Does this that the Senate will
not pass the bill extending the time OF enlistment to the
1st OF Aprils
Tho following IL the ocial order referred 10 abovs
TO Major TowxsRxD, A. A. P. N. Co.
Be fully prepared TO commence the draft the 10th o
March, and TO make Ia b.distrct which shall
not have raised ito quota before March I.
Volunteers between March and the 10th may DO de-
Quoted after the draft commences. Mako this known
the Governor. JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
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Bosror March l, 1854.
The mails per steamship Africa, for Liverpool close
eleven A. NJ TO morrow. but abe will not sail an abou
haf-past ono p. "
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CristadorO's HAIR DYE, Preventative
and wig Depot wholesale and retai-No Astor nOusa
Tho dye applied By skifuI artists.
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NEWS FRoM THE SOUTHWEST.
AddftiOnaI Details or the Operations or
Cen. Dmtth's Cavalry Expedition.

Additional Details or the Operations Of
Gen. Dmtth's Cavalry Expsdi Hilton.
MExrHs, Feb. ~, 1884.
The diary Of officer attached General Grierson
column OF General Smiths cavalry expedition furnishes
little information Of importance beyond what hns been
previously reported.
Our Ices 10 attack enemy at Wont Point
forty kiasd and wounded. We drove the rebels and
destroyed number Of and culverts. the deIos,
several miles Of railroad track and large smount Of
corn and cotton.
In the attack by Forrest upon at Okolena tho
Third Tennessee cavalry broke at the Arst fro Running
six Of small guns into Fitch. The guns were spiked
and their carriages broken In this fight loss was
about 100, who were nearly all taken prisoners:
Our tota loss during tho expedition about $50.
Tho column burned about three thousand bales Of
bel cotton and million bushels q corn, and
captured 100 prisoners 900 mules and multitude
or negroes.
So large portion OF our force required 10 guard
the TRAINS captured property and negroes that
greatly ousnumbered Okolona BY Forrest whose effect
i've force Was over 5000 strong
Arrival u General w. L. Smith Mt Cairo
Affairs st Memphis, SC.
CAfRe, March I, 1884.
General ". L. Smith, in command Of the caval
~ sxpeditioD arrived to-day. The expedition
seven thousand strong. Its object TO clear the
country OF struggling rebel forces and possible mako
diversion favor Of Sherman and join him practi-
BILE.
General auckland, commanding the Dstrict Of the
Missssipp has issued order requiring all the male
residents Of Memphis, between the ages OF sixteen
and nrty, who DO mot already belong 70 authorized
companies Of enrolled militia report person head
quarters within Ave days from the date Of said ordsr
and all persons OF the above GLASS; who may hereafter
rive In tho city, ordered to report headquarters
within ton days after arrival
Tho steamers General Grant and Glendale have arrived
with eight hundred bales Of cotton for Cincinnati and
the naval steamer New National brought up fifty bales Of
condscated cotton.
me steamer Ilian brought three hundred and seventy
seven bales Of cotton from Duva's Bluff to Memphis.
The steamer Lille Martin had loaded with Ave hundred
bales Of cotton the Arkansas river but obliged
TO discharge It, the boat being required for
service.
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The Navy.


The Uni.ed States steamer Glaucus, Commander II.
B. Caldwell, bound to South America, il lying at
Quarantine waiting favorable opportunity 10 proceed
shs has board passengers President Murllo Of
the United States OF Colombia and suite. Annexed
list Of her onicsrs;-
Commander-C. II. B. Caldwell.
Lieutenant and Executive OGcsr--S p. Gillett.
Faymaser-w. J. Hoodiess.
Suvgeon--Geo. H Marvin.
Ac,ime Nasssr-w. +. Redding.
E,lsion-Roland 4. Iropi.
Acina Easions-G. E. Holloway, S. p. Edwards and 8.
Engnsrs- Acting FRS, Assistant, John Talon Acting
Second Assistant James Fl. Calden Acting Third Assist
ants Thomas Connor James stivers Aoni Lawrence ana
Acting Gunmer-Andrew Harmau
Aetin0 kaaers Aat-Lcgan, Dyson, TsIlas, Eagar and
Pounas,er;s Cierk-wm. Jennings. Jr.
Captains CJerk-Fitz Henry Price.
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR TO PArxAsrERs.
Pay ocers Of tho navy viii render their ns accounts
and returns 10 the Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury and
the Chief Of the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing
practicable after the expiration OF their cruise
but not exceeding the following time after the shall
have been paid on or transferred
For vessels OF the fret rate. sSxty days
For vessels Of tho second rate ....... Fifty days
For vessels Of the third rate. Forty days
Paw viii vi O be allowed fo .hcm
selves and their clerks for the time employed In the set
Element OF their accounts, not exceeding the periods
Final accounts in all cases will be accompanied BY the
necessary vouchers for complete settlement Of such &C.
counts.
Returns and accounts intended for the Fourth Auditors
Office or for the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing win
be addressed and sent directly those Offices respect
lively. GIDEON wELLEJ, Secretary OF the Navy.
MARINE CORPS.
Colonel John g. Reynolds viii assume command Of che
Marine Barracks, Brooklyn, today. March !.
Colonel Ward Narston ordered to the command OF the
Marine Barracks 1t Charlestown Mass vice Reynolds
transferred.
The following officers have been ordered from this
post -
Major Jacob zcin to Portsmoush, N. n.
Captain c. D. Hebb 70 Portsmouth, N. II.
Lieut.. Stlman 10 Cairo, H.
The ofnccrs Of this post are-Coonel j. @. Reynolds,
Captain James 1. Brooud, First Lsu,enants John H.
Hisbss, william H. Parker, Second Lsussnauts n 3D. r.
Pset Edward p Mseker.
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Chaps, Chafes. PtmP'cs, Erupefens,
seltrheun. hsbh &e curch BY GOU RAgWB IalaAo
Msdcated Soap. at his now depot 4s3 broadway
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Batohel0r's HAIR Dye-The Best I'm the
world Harmless. gelinblo iustAnsne Tho Only psr
feet dye Sold by m druggsa Factory n Dasvay street.
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Deafness. Bltnan and all Defects e
Sight md Hearing treated usual By Dr. CADWELk -
Clinton place (Eighth arrr Poor treated gratis Rxasn
nations Free Hours from L.
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II You Want = Fine CompIexIsns
sweet breath. health, the vigor Of youth and ths Ned
syrup dc Soda Depot 90 Liberty street Sold By dru0
generally. J. ". earle. Agskl
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Lottery Tickets Csshed In All Legal
iacd Lotteries Informalio.. given JosErH BATES
yfoKar. N Wsu etrast room No. |.
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The Ticket Or Leave Nan NJ aua
tx r. N. today. ct BARNUM'S MUSEUM. Curiosuss q
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Prizes Cashsd and Information Fur
s''n'" :" soo'' '"'''S' ALbcK 4 Co, Brukers
s. Pine street.
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All demons OF Headache, Toof inc ne
Neuralgia. Catarrh Weak Nerves ars sp.eSy 80
manently expelled. Use wOLcorT'a Ius,.n, p.1.' 30
hifator. Sold whe -" amir
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Prixcs Csshod fn AL Legaiised Losts-
Brotsrs s0 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
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address 80 Bmokers-PolIuk II ROn
Meerschaum Manufacturers ss7 Broous a.. m.
bowery. sell goods al wko sud retat p ~. a,s -
order, repaired, boiled and mounted 49, 49,
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T-ussca, Elastic stockings. &c.-Marsh
Radical Truss Office only at No. vesey srssA
LAD ate
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Inc steamship champion, captain Jones VIII leave this
port at noon on Thursday for Aspinwali.
The mails for Central America and tho South Pacific
will close In this city hapast ten O'Clock TO morrow
morning.
Tho NEW York Naturalization for the Paclnc-wI be
published at half past o'clock morrow morning.
and will contain:-A full and graphic account from our
special War Correspondent OF the Battle at Ous
tse Florida, In which tho Union Forces suffered Repusc
with heavy loss; Tho latest Intelligence from tho Army
Of the Potomac from General Grants Army, and from
the different divisions OF the Union Army tho different
sections OF the country Interesting Intelligence from the
Rebel States Tho News from Earope reports
all interesting and important Of the past ten
days.
single copies, In Wrappers, ready for mailing, six
cents.
Delicious Me mories or Long Ago are
south American lady who had been many years absent
@ i, s:s r$toS
n, fac. IA. f HTHASToys ykATD x,,,,
9. aa q ~
sss fancy Ss.!s:. he
s.w.s Fraud. n. death. shining mari snS
e: .5ss::s s.s ss.s sso
destitute Alike OF ability and honor. make the
pirating OF valuable inventions their despicabie
pursuit. BY initiating the label and bottle OF the
true perfume they succeed. to certain extent
in palming upon the community . mserable concoc
ton But only in these ex,ernas and In the that
obtain the materials OF which the genuine article
fa;hom the secret OF its preparsona
secret known only 70 the proprctor Purchasers should
hat bottle has the words "Phalon Son. Perrin
New York." blown In the glass; and the trade
cautioned against selling other extract OF the Ngh
Blooming Cereus" save that manufactured by the SUBJ
scrbcTs suits a law vii. be instituted against all who
infringe their rights Actions have already been
msn1sH si.ns pss eng.Era n tss I
fragrance fired and rendered permanent The
lasts that OF extract that has been
troduced In America. PHALON son,
OF Broadway, New York
Omciai Drawings OF Murray, Eddy q
Co.'S Kentucky State Lottery
KRsrUcKy, Ezra CLASS ly9-March I, 1885,
3d. AZ, rs, 20, 20, 80, Al. 60. IS, II, 40, so, 8.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 20D-March I, 1854
SO, IS, A., so, 50, .1s, q, 43. 10, 81, s, 20.
Circulars sent free Of charge BY addressing.
MURRAY. EDDY co.
Covngton Ky.
Omcial Drawings OF tho shelby College
A0''' y A'I EXTRA CLASS Io,-M.rch !. 1854.
IT, "a, 81, ~, SIS, %, 40, 30, 20, 60, 10, ~, ST.
Class lOl-Msrch !. 1874.
81, At, 81, 20, IL, 26. Is, IS, Al, 3s, 4, 63.
~ y e. 4 SIMMONS Co,
Covngtou, KY
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OmciAl.

DRAWING OF TIE SHELBY COLLEGE LOTTERY OF
THE STATE or KENTUCKY.
CLASS leo
ON THE ROYAL HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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Brilliant and Powerful Day q ud Ntghs
Double Perspective Glasses. for The field. ecrs and
tou ist use compact portable and cncrnt 4 splendid
assortment AZ 9FMAONS.
Oculists-Optciaa. COOK Broadway under Lafare Houss
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Pssxes Csshcd sn All Legal Lottcrics.-
'n'o'"a'oJ b. CLAYTON CO., 10 Wall street, NJ.
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HiiI's Hair Dye-JO cent?; Blaek 90
Brown Instantaneous NATURAL reliable. No. Barclay
street Sold by all druggists
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Brazilian Pebble Spectacies ant Eye
Preservers % strengthen and Improve the s Of ola ..A
b. tn medical fac uity. SHMMOiS
OcuistsOpiicaD c69< Broadway. Opposite Fond ssresa
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Prizes Cached and Informatton. rur-
uished in ali iegalixed lotteries.
ALScK 4 CO., Brokers, 50 Pine street, Now York.
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Japonica or the S0eiete HygIenlque, -
the Hair Price 80 cents and 81 lis Chambers sress.
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This inclusive Of any deduction account Of credits
due for volunteers and drafted except those due
20 the State at large which have been distributed among
che districts and deducted
The numbes to be deducted these accounts are %
lcolows:-
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has separstedhow many friends forever pare To eaea
. radical cure use the BALM or A THOUSAND FLOW
hrs dentrilce. night and morning IL also
he complekIon. Price lfty cent? Yor BY dugg.,a
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HiIl-In I'm able Cutter - Hatv and
whskers styles neat graceful suitable; executed h ~
best only No barclay special atlsntioa
given dressing the hair. shaving 10 cents.
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Ius, divided among tho several congressional districts

or an aggregate reduction Of nearly four thousand IN
the quota OF tho whole city and county
Ia the pleasing duty OF your committee announce
result their abors that under reduced quota
the number Of men required Of the county OF New York
nearly ao raised and believe that by tho 10th OF
March the whole quota will be hfled. the following
hgures will demonstrate-- se t
Quota under call for 500 900 5,97o
Deduct men officially reported 20 have boon N
furnished by the DRAFT In thss county $3.50
Deduct the number or volunteers actually paid
county bounty since the 18th November up
TO and intending February 90 ,<0T
Deduct number OF re, enlisted mon actually
paid county bounty up 10 and including Feb
Iuafy zS.....s.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SsoaA
Total to be deducted from the quota 1000
Leaving 70 % ralsou.
Your committee are now paying between two and
three hundred volunteers and enlisted mon per day,
and there remain but thousand 10 be raised
to I'LL the quota. ton twelve days will probably suffice
TO accomplish that object.
Your committee. In conclusion, ensr for adoption tho
fol lowing resolution -
Resolved That this rspo printed In document form.
In connection with the two reports heretofore submitted
by this committee, and not yet In print.
All OF which ID respectfully submitted.
H HfIS1H s r PURIFY. Special csm.
WM r. STEWART, v msoo On
WIN. n. TWEED, '"uh'00"s'
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The vinatgre Il. Toilette OF the Socfsse
Hysenique dc ". Y rs cents and 81 50 lis Chambers -
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come Of the socic.s Hysenque do ~ Y Price 81 sseh
None Need Now Suffer from HheuMa-
tsm or Gout-Dr. GONZALES Peruvian Medicines 80
clear them from the system Depot ~ Iiha
street, j. n. CABLE Agent Sold BY u. Barnes O4s
2u2 Broadway r. q. Wells Co., lis Frnnklin strsess
Swords 90 DEFY street; Young. 80 Vartck street, -
Druggsts generally
Patentsl Patentsi Patentss
Messrs MUM 3 CO. publishers Of the SCIkNfIk40
AMERICAN continue 10 act ATTORNEYS for securing -
tents Inventions this and all foreign countris9
Messs Mum Co. have had seventeen years sxpsrieeao
In soliciting Patents, and have acted ~ Attorneys Tor e
than 20 inveptors !. -
tsnt Information for Inventors furnished free apps
ton Consultation and advice free. Address
MUM CO, Park row, New York, o.
Corner and Seventh streets Washington. d. q
Prof. Alex. G. Barvy's rricoph erous -
Mediecd Compound for preserving restoring and &c.,.
Tying scurf and dandrun prcvenoe9
badness and gray hairs curing diseases o. the sk fen1e
and M fsuch salt rheum, pnpes chibaine 4eh
CHAPS rhsnrnatism eIlmgs throat &c, giving -
slant relief bruises sprains surna sal1
Ac Price IS Sold all druggists throughout 0o
world. Principal Once 3H Pear street n X
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Court Ca1endar-This Day.
scrnynH Counr-Cncrr.-Part 1--Ad.ournsd without
day. Part 70 Duane strect-Noa 58l 1886 964 1885,
6S, $40. 600, 372 2Ts 1925 l2l 1879 1905 1885, sea-
eO6, sos, TOO. 1865, 1903.
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Magnolia PhIIoc0ms and TuiIs Phaa.
CONS Of the soce.s Hysenqus do N. Y Price 81 sseh
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q. Snunders' Metallic Tablet Raxos
sropThs oest and most strop now in U.s. h.y
ipg boon before the public for the last fors Can -
had wholesale and rctsil. Of the subscribcrs, =
J. 4 ). SAUNDERS, No. 4 Astor HOUSE,
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VINO speaks Next
WHO SPEAKS NEXT
WHO SPEAKS NEXT
FOR CLARK's DISTILLED
URxTORATTyR FOR THE HART


The gray ana faded nafr and beard 70 rs natural eoyr
the only known restorative Of color Tor the human INIT
No one who wishes . iuxuriant growth Of hairgssNs
glossy whiskers q clean smooth and beAi'ny scAP-~
70 provide h,mss win rs, D Dos tho head and the -
fums erhilsrasing 70 the depressed ana 's"s''' -
,. -hos. hair IL falling or sickness and 49,
spes. y.lues in lie praise. fer restores "a "a
70 healthy scion and stimulates ''s' ~ -
'ain .r'w rc for tho toilet bcau.iass aud sdorns -
rsy and - .s.ara.. The Sssp -
%.:.s and SsL polished AND v'''''
o,.,rs prsTTi sf 2s kksssroRArrvs.
A. s,imalsns fcr The hail.
c,,uxs prs4gn si 2s kkxxsrosAnvr,
Togr.ysns decay.
CLARK's DISTILLED RESTORATIVE.
To eradicate Dandrun.
cLARK's DIsTiLLED REsroRArrvn.
To sssr,,iy and ,dorn'
cLARKs DIsfiILED RESTORATIVE,
To restore gray hair 10
Its steady application ~ bald heads causes nc Ans
lraw there " single particle % fs rA<ilnh !, no -
world IN start th~ air; Ills phss,', iwposs'snJ
u would eyfesn wNsi or NC ~. 49,
tec,ns from the effects OF sudden cnsns m, me trlsI
and cirasny II from All impMrhes ~ ~. .ssf,s
The price IL not much. We otter 70 guarantees "
"qn for AL. bv druggists and dealers everywhere
Pr,ce Al per bottle boes Tor - ,<, t,xnaxS.sov
q. q. CLARK 20, .Iop'
ID a BARNES co, n y, General Agents
yStys Toupess, Hair bye, Hair Dyv
80 wciSsv,a Cream for bcautfying the Halt w. -
BACIlELoR's. B Bond street
xyn..,.r Il wilson's Highest premium
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Grover & Bakers Highest PremauA
Elastic Sewing Machines 49b Broadway. New York.
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Gournud's Poudrc subtitle Uproots Hair
foreheAds OF the body Warranted -
his new depot, ass Broadway.
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Deafness, Impaired sight,

Deafness, Impaired sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rf7U
THROAT
CHRONIC CATARRn,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. CONSTRUCTIONS or THg
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
CURED
CROSS EYE 6TRAIGRTENKD IN ONE
MINUTE
And disease OF the and Ear ReQ0tsfnH ene4
medical surgical aid attended to By Dr. Won KIBkI.
BERG at his consulting rooms 66 broadway. ncsr TweafA
street
Distilled Dew Beauttnes the Conn lox-
frcckes and and renders
tho skin white soft smooth and clear Sold by O. D. 0RxD
FIN. ITO Broadway. and all druggists
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Boston Hand stamp Company,
Iss BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
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Delicious Me m0ries or Long Ago are
often revived BY the perfume Of flowers The other day
South American lady, who had been many years absent
from her native CLINE. declared Ahat home seemed
back % her IN shs fragrance q PHALON SONS NIGHT
lands my childhood OF the great white from
which this distilled Sold BY druggsta
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CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION or The
EUSTACHIAN TUBE
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For tho Complexion

For tho Complexion.
BURNEITs KALLrsTON is BENEFICIAL, and MOE
INJURIOUS to the skin. In this respect iners frs
other cosmetics To RESTORE and RETAIN the b,esa
and freshness Of beauty much later period than =
generally case. ladies should this fragrant wash
BURNETTis KALLISrON.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1864-01-19
IintriiaIid,e Hesepte.

gST piele MGuIe bat, i6reibe am Sri
eafius Gage por Sonnenaufoon8 oen Sra:
men Riea iius an Die Sbdre; Damn blsi'
ben Die MGufe--rpo iis iino.
6ait ou einen &ropf, 70 fteQe cih nit
Dem 8efibt 9eeen Den Wono, nimm einen
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menoen Wonoen na6 einanoer; 70 bleibt
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ie feibie arbeiten uno tparsn.