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call for half million of men fall up
on the country on Monday--for the frs
impression was that this was in addition
to the 100000 called for in Novembe,
last, but later intelligence happily proves
this not TO be the case. 1t turns out tina
the last call is really but a consolidation
of the two previous calls into one draft
on which enlistments previous to Marcel
/. are TO be credited, and therefore those
States whose quotas have been filled or
the two previous calls, will not be affect
ed by the last order. Vermont's work
will then only be to make up the defci-
ency under the draft, which is eight hun
dred and eighty,nine men, which defci-
ency, we learn, has been in some degree
lessened by the enlistments going on from
day to day throughout the State Cor the
Seventeenth Regiment. So with a little
energy or the part of the towns that
are deficient, with the large bounties off
cred by the Government, Vermont will
be entirely free from any immediate Wis.
itatlon Of the draft.-Undoubtedly upon
many portions in the loyal States this
new call will fall hard. In the civ of
New York, it is expected about $4,000
men will have to be drafted. This new
demand for men by the Executive is
probably occasioned by the fact that the
traitors OF the South are making stu
penduous exertions through wholesale
and arbitrary CONSUMPTION, to bring al
asst force into the field early in the
spring for last desperate struggle to
repair their shattered fortunes. Already
in East Tennessee. Longstreets army
heavily reinforced, threatens to dispos-
sess US Of that important territory. This
final onslaught of the rebels we must
be prepared to meet and so thoroughly
repel, that they will have to give up the
game as lost. To do this we need such
overwhelming forces in the field that the
pring campaign will be short and sue
'essful The government, fully aware
IT this situation of affairs, seem deter
mined to act earnestly and promptly, and
las made what is unquestionably a final
ppeal to the patriotism of the nation.
nd we DO not believe it will 90 unheed
d, but that the same loyal enthusiasm
'hich has responded to every call made
n them since the first shot was fred on
umter, will again be seen through the
N 9Th and breadth of the land, and with
little energy, hard work, and generous v
vo'ion to the cause, large portion of II
ese troops will be raised by volunteer +
g. Make our armies then number a y
illion Of men and the rebellion must y
Il. God speed the work.-Bmlington u
ines {
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North Troy, Jan. 30th, 1854.

Honor TO WHOM Honor is Due
Friend Earle: i noticed in your pa
per a short time ago, that a district in
Jay claimed to be the "6anner district, .
having sent the largest number of men
in proportion TO the number liable to mil.
itary duty. We claim a little something
in that line, acay bacS here ia Holand.-
District No. 10 this town has sent fif-
teen men out of seventeen liable to mil.
itary duty. A widow lady in said dis
trict, has furnished four sons, (who by
the way have earned the reputation OF
being about as good soldiers as Mey
make and two sons.in-l law. One son>in-
law went at the first, and served three
months, and was at the Big Bethel fight.
He again enlisted into the cavalry, and
has given his life to the cause. Holland
is all clear from the draft, with quite a
number ahead, aud if there is anything
10 signs vii! keep SO.
j. MAGRATH.
HolIonJ Eah ctL 1904
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BIBLE SoCIETY.-At a recent meet.
ing of the directors of the Orleans Coun.
ty Bible Society, Rev. Pliny II. White
was appointed treasurer, and was in
structed to procure supply of bibles and
testaments sufficient to supply the prob
able wants of the county. The deposit
DRY has been replenished with full as
sortment, from an eight cent testament
up to Eve dollar bible.
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The Adjutant General is flooded with
inquiries from selectmen regarding the
quotas of their respective towns under
the new call Of the President, and also
regarding the course to be pursued with
respect to General Order No. s, and the
18th Regiment. 1t is impossible to an
swer all these letters even if there was
any definite answer to make, and we are
requested to say for the guidance of all,
until the quota assessed upon the State
has been received from Washington, that
Gen. Order No. s, so far as it relates TO
the quotas assigned TO the deficient towns
therein named, will not be changed, but
those quotas are to be raised by those
towns in the manner and for the purpose
therein named, and the men so raised
will count upon the quota required under
the present call Towns which are de-
ficient will not be allowed to profit by
the patriotism of other towns which have
furnished surplus. How many men
will be wanted more than are assigned
under that order cannot now be stated.
AS soon as possible after the quota of the
State is fixed by the war department the
towns will be definitely informed as to
what is required of them, and in the
mean time it will be good policy for all
The towns in the State to set themselves
10 work at once Woodstock Standard.
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-Four brothers by the name of Kew, oil
Irish nationality, have been bound over
for appearance at the County Court, for
stealing cloths-doeskins and kersey-
meres-from L. T. Kenney of Barre.
The thieving had,been going on for more
than year, $3.50 worth in all, having
been taken. Robert Kew, one of the
respondents, was in Mr.. Kenney's en-
ploy.
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:" This rock shall fly
From its firm base. as soon as II

IIOiu It's llIlu DdoCs IT'S SOOn as L.
After discussing the matter for some time
it was suggested that the six dollars in
dispute be given to the Sanitary Com
mission for the benefit of sick and wound
ed soldiers. As both parties could agree
to this without in the least giving up to
the other, or loweringstheir dignity, the
suggestion was thought coed one and
agreed to, and the matter amicably set
tied. Surely this was wiser than giving
five times the amount TO lawyers and
court. officers. The above facts are fur
nished to the Caledonian by correspon-
dent.
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hand, and cazed upon The ground. Min

hand, and gazed upon The ground. Min
utes passed, that seemed hours.
We'll, so am L. be said at last. 'Tb'
battle has been fought sioutly; l can
see any error any where in my combina-
tons; but the youngster is too deep fo
me. I've turned the matter over for thu
last fortnight, and canno. for the life o
me discover whence the information ba
been gained. can't sleep O. nights FOL
thinking of it; il haunts my mind inces
sanity by day; I've lost my appetite;
don't enjoy my wine; life's growing {
burden to me; wouldn't pass another
month like this for all the laos in the
company's treasury. give II up. Parch-
ment, Lefty shall be yours Siopl j
consent upon one condition only he con
tinued, checking my joyful exclamation
with warning finger. Before you leave
this room you shall disclose the means
you have employed
Most willingly, colonel. Have the
goodness, il you please, TO call down
Lefty
Lefty exclaimed the colonel.
why, she knows nothing about
pardon me- interrupted. Call her
down, think she will be found better in
formed than you imagine
Colonel Stark rang the bell, and gave
the necessary ORDER. In few minutes
my cbarmer entered the room. Little
explanation sufiiced to acquaint her with
what had jus! TRANSFERRED, and with her
fathers conditional surrender.
And now Lefty, ! added, if you
please, bring in the culprit.
Lefty went out. The colonel faced
round towards the door, watching with
tremor of nervous fury TO behold the
traitor in his camp. Next moment his
daughter returned, bearing in her hand
the warm fur cap which her father, used
10 an Indian climate, almost constantly
wore. Lefty laid the cap on the table,
The co'onel took up bis!head gear, twirl.
ed it upon his fingers, failed 10 derive in
fer ration from the process--|aid it down !
again, looked at me, then at Lefty.
'You see, colonel explained, ordin.
AIRY stratagems were useless against your /
practiced experience, and we were forced d
10 make your your own postman.' /,
Lifting the slken lining of the cap, +
displayed, to Colonel Stark's astoniSbed 6,
Eyes, neat little pocket, art July contriv- o,
ID, and quite invisible, unless on close in L
peciion. In this receptacle, Lefty, when al
he wished to communicate with me, had in
eposited slip of paper containing what
was requisite should know. Upon liz
paching my uncle's house, the colonel tel
ad naturally left his cap upon the hall
able while he went into the office; | had pa
tipped out, extracted the missive, and in
eturned TO the room, had given the COL thu
mel the benefit of its contents.
Colonel Josiah Stark listened to this du
'markably simple explanation Of the brl
ystery that had puzzled him with ming
d anger and disgust; then taking his In,
augbter by the arm when / had finish .
/, lie pushed her toward me, exclaim. Ca
Ig: There, take her, Parchment III,
ou've won each other fairly. Heavens ad
nd earth that wary old champaigner
iould be out Unanswered by girl and
lawyerl'
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CABoT.-A suit for seven hundred
dollars was brought by citizen of Cabot
against man in Peacham, for damage
to sheep. Several attempts were made
to settle the matter without further re-
course to law, but in vain. At length
the 18th Of January came, when the
case was 10 be tried. A host of witnesses
were ready to testify on each side, the
lawyers were on hand with a heap oil
books, containing all the sheep cases ever
published, and preparations were made
for long trial, While the court was
being organized the parties talked the
matter over and came within six dollars
of settling the case. AT this point, how
ever, each man stood as firm as Fitz
James when be exclaimed:
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robbery and arson, to the last of which
he has also confessed, waived examine
ton on them all, and was committed foi
trial. The last charge was for the burn
ing of a barn six weeks before the muir.
der, and as there is an old robbery of his
Office unaccounted for. that may be adj
ded to the catalogue of his ofenses. He
is a man of no especial character OF
principles, and succeeded his father in
the office Of postmaster mainly through
sympathy for the family, as being poor
and needing the office, with his familiari-
ty Of the duties. The father was APP
pointed under the last administration.
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Rev. EDWARD b. CHAMBERLrs has.
at bis own request, been dismissed from
the charge of the Congregational Church
al Shoreham.
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CONVENTION OF BLAcKsMITHs.-
The Blaeksmiths of Rutland and Addi-
son Counties are to hold Convention at
the Brandon House in Brandon, on
Wednesday, Feb. 10, to considerable sub.
jeet of uniform increase of prices for
Blacksmiths.
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ca Rev, c. c. Torrey finding it ne
cessary to return home, will not preach
in Irasburgh next Sabbath.
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EAST TENNEssEE.-Accounts from
Knoxville to the night of the 4th say
that Gen. Park was in command of the
ninth army corps there, and communica-
ton with Cumberland Gap was cut off,
while the rebels were concentrating be-
tween Newmarket and cambridge. The
recent fight at Tazewell was unimpor-
tant and did not effect The general situa-
ton. All the late skirmishes have been
cavalry fights for forage.
Gen. Grant left Louisville for the front
on Thursday last.
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Corporation Notices.
~ 0 u N L Y L o A N
~ FOR s2oa,ooo
PROPOSALS FOR s2oocoo OF riot DAMAoEs
INDEMNITY BONDS" or THE COUNTY
OF NETWORK.

Sealed Proposals will be received the Cenptroers Office
until MONDAY. March 81, 1854 at O'Clock when the
will De publicly opened Tor the purchase OF the whole or
any pat Of the Of Two Hmdred thousand Dollars
t<eovl OF Riot Damages Indemnity Bonds" authorized
by OF the Legislature Of The State Of New passed
February 3 1864 and by ordinance OF n. Board Of snper
ysors of the County Of approved By the Mayor
March I, 1854.
The aid bonds will bear interest G, The rate Of tx per cent
per payable half yearly the r, day Of May and
November in sach year and the principal Will be redee1abe
the Grst day Of November, 1875,
The proposals will state the amount desired and the prco
hundred dollars thereof aud the whose
posss accepted will thereupon be required 20 deposit with
The County Treasurer tat the Broadway Bk the sumo award
ed 70 them respectively together with the premiums thereon
On presenting the Comptroller the epts At the County
Treasurer for such depo the parties viii be entitled to re-
ceive bonds or equal amounts Of the value OF the ums
aej TO them bearing interest from the date Of pay uens
Each proposition should be sealed and ndoTsed Proposals
for ht DAMAGES Indemnity Bond. rnd the incloee in
q second envelope addressed 10 the Comp'roller.
The right IL re.ery.d 10 ct any al Of the bids con
dered TO protect or promote tie interests u ae
County - ,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
City Of NewYork, Department o. Finance, Con.iroers
Office March 2, 1864.
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5ntsrual nepenut.
IrNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENuE,
u ed Collection District, h. f-ArAuAL =, ~ T.,e.
s.,.d in this Collection District for The Jen ~
la. l3 his been received from tbs as.esso, W. ho. sne
I'D n,yabs win attend personally or BY deputy o. ,py
Office No. 100 Broadway daily isISsP! On lie XII dsy OF
MARCH, 1884 from 10 O'Clock m to O'Clock p n''
eeiye the same. iii r., ~. =, non Plate Car.
riaye. Yachts. Billiard Tables, Leen-s' "'u W
tine yesr 1862. ,, IA. ANN. dus b, them
,r.rti,.ly according TO the lst soTs.aid rin ne vii
hrron sPechsd VII At e ei a ~ .mouHt thereof e..
s,ny, he ,sr on Incomes. which vii be liable 70 sn s'0n
:. IT, ~ mr. mt Dated Ee~ Yofk tl.reh isot
Of pu' az Psi SHOOK Collector. 32d District n T.
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EERRY LEASES at AUCTION. at the

u CITY HALL.
On MONDAY March 2s 1861. at II O'Clock a. m, win be
sold Al Public Auction 20 the highest bidder with adequate
security for ster Of Ten Years from The lat dsy Of May
The LEASE Of III. Ferry now established from tie foot Of
Houston Eat River EewYorl, 10 the loot oi ufaHd'
The LEASE Of the Ferry new established from the foot Of
at ss;. Rive SsyYSs to Gs.sngG3ns c III. , o,
6rsnds East River Nsw.iors TO the foot Of orsnds'
The LEASE q the Ferry now established from the foo, Of
Cb,mb-r,' North RiYef New TO the loot Of faV0na
n. LEASE Of tho Ferry now established from the foo.
n. ia ..yrfI iFERRY iEAsEs win be .0lt with III
Corporation Of the City e sfTiyS5s
The conditions and covenants Of tho Lease. 70 be 10 The
usus form Of Fey Lase. heretofore entered into by the
Iks Lease for each Of tho above named F. TO be made
conform 10 Tia requirements Of the City Charter IN r.lsion
lessee or Ls they will conduct and manage the
H s b ,. :s 70 :syh ssss
to ,- be made p,ssed by the Common Couacn or state
He purchaser Of tn. Ferry Lease and 10 sppsnd;se' In
eseh viii be required 10 pay st the nne and pses 2,
twenty Re. Of the amount bid 10. The annual rent to Ap
DIV on Ito Of the First Quarter In cese he executes
lease With the otherwise 20 be forfeited 70
hc Corporation lie win BE- required, also to Furnish an OBJ
gatlos al the sane time, executed oy two suts 70 ''
fci that he viii execute bond With sureiles 20 b. sp'
rroyed by the Comptroller for the puuuG payment Of tho
rent quarter yearly and fr the faithful execution Of me COW
snan, OF The Tie fees 81 the Auionec aud the er'
nen.s fthc sass Bonds and Revenue su. 10 be paid by
he aud whatever Is % be nonrred ny
The Corporacp FOR In connection with tie PieT sap or
bukhesd premise pTopScdio % LEASED daring 100 'oi
G: tie lease. M, -,
shona the lease OF the sbovo named Ferries. or either oil
hen be paTchasei by .r.. other than IL. present e--e,.
.y n be required Ia accordance with the provisions OF
The of the State 10 purchase sir appraised vusron
.boud the present desire 10 sell the boats, oursus
and necessary the purposes Of sfsy sa'd vAe
10 be nxrd BIZ po.ons selected b. the Old sDd NV .' IA
case lie pSes e.nast ~ ~ tho amount !" DC pau oi
the IaIae .,, r.
mo Lease ha also contain cov.nsut requiring each Ferry
laxe bod 10
pump with no, less than 80 feet o! hose OF tho qshy una
a. tbs, used By the Fire Department Ok the City
81 New York and 20 be used foI tho sIus Of be-
vhe.oTo. Required By tho Chief EnEr- OF h -.-,n' oil
he Fi.o Department % the City Of New for which .cv
s. the Ls.e-s shall receive Twenty Dollars per hour oE
.oh hour ens.ei end tan. 10 b. counted less than one
hour. MATTHEW l. BRENNAN co"PHVAo"
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'T,HE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
l. FIR JAMES CLARkE,5
ttLkbHNI Id EMALL rlLLs' =, .
~ NNr Elarsl NJ 10

Prrr.red TrtIcfFIon OF
PLy,icisn EItr,ordnsfy TO the Queen
Til, well Known medicine no mposton, but ssors ava
az. yensIy for Fea.s Difficulties aud Ob.;.aetons nom Any
c.u,e Hksever and Although powerful remsdy colt,H.
nothing hurfh 20 a.. constitution, 10 m.frsd l,iies
It is peculiarly suited IL viii, In short TINE UihS onN
monthly period with regularity. . r,np,
In al es., SD Spnsl Affection. Fsir n NE bsss
,rd IInhs Fat.us OF ssht sx0Tton, Population oil tbs
I.ut Vyssric snd Whiiss these PHI. ~ ~ effect .cufs
when al Other have tAilssi and although powefi
-a.dy DO aot contain lron esoIas sIiopy. anything
hurf1' 70 the contribution. -, .u,t.A
Pun direction. tho pamphlet Around each package, wAsa
should be carefully pssscTred. -,
For fun particular. get pamphlet free, OF the ssent
b end poi,s.. stGps inelo,et 70 any sutno.isea
.xen insure bottle containing over ~ pills 81 re'an
mail Sod By al druggists.
Job Mosl5, 10. n CourtlGndt st. Esu Yoft,
Sole United S..t~s goat
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g,ul,t In a Dark Place.

To n. Editor AZ "a, n. y. 7riotnt
SIR: Please have Orange added to the town
ship, for the Union in Eew'Jersey On Tuesday We
elected fu!lbloodcd Union Mayor. u. n. Ropes a
New York merchant, and the whole Union ticket 81
cept Marsha--a clear gain throughout, 81 We have
heretofore been ruled by the Coppeihesds EewJerey
will yei lie regenerated. LIE
Oraage. ". J., March 20. 1861.
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Mc0ifal.
DR. GONZALES PERUVIAN MEDICINES.
IL -PEku has been LONG known Tor Is MATERIA MEpI

X N
~ PERU has been long known for its MATERIA MEDI
Ca The Science Of Medicine IKE other branches Of human
knowedse ]. onward in tie march, bringing hight every day
new material. tending 10 alleviate the snferngs Of mankind
DIR. GONZALES 0OUT and RHEUMATIC
PERUVIAN OINTMENT,
and tie RlFYfNG-REINVlGORATTNG SYRUP DE
Iona used simultaneously eradcAtes from he system
RHEUMATISM, GOUTi aud RHEUMATIC GOUT, which
TO cure efectuay must be attacked In the and bones
where they rooted. Stiff Joints, Nsurslgc swenss
Pains &c, &c, speedily relieved By those remedies.
The Purifying ReiIv SoIatins SYRUP De Iona "a iaI
more purifying in It's effects than any prepared sarsps
ia invaluable for the OF Old Tenacious Doases proceed
Ing nom impury of the Blood, lnveerae bliousnos Fs
nac Complaints, Cutaneous Diseases Conceal Debility or
Weakness and Eores to the body its ona Health Beauty
and Nisor
Dr. Gonzales PULM0NiC PERUVIAN OIL win be found
valuable for rer rtheng the Lungs and Chest Graduating
BTonshts Coughs Hoareness, lncpisut Consumption &c,
6e Public Speakers aud Singers IN nsns this ,pechc will ind
Invaluable io restoring the voice TO its Original e4rn So
SYRUP DE LoXA," 81 per Bottle; PERUVIAN OIL,
81; PERUVIAN OINTMENT, 40 cents per Box Ssnt To
any part o the IT, s. British Province, recep. Of funds
General Depot, No 90 LibeItyst.. ~ Y, j. w. earle.
Agent and sold By d. ; Barnes CO.. Ne 2c2 bTosdway T.
G. Wells Co.. No. IFS fraukhn g. J. Sborcs No W Deg
:. Youns No. $50 Varck t., and b. Druggists generally
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w in -Four Weeks by Dr.. RECORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE.
This wonderful agent wfl restore Manhood 20 tho most
Shattered Construction whether arising from Excuses, Sole
Abuse, the Effects Of Cinu1 Nsturs Csuse. The time
required the mos, nveerats 10 four weeks
ere is impossible. DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIE IL
sold with instructions for for 80 four quaint
ties in for 80 Sent carefully packed on receipt of remit
tahco by his accredited agcn CouRs cent fee receipt
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND No. All BToome,.t..
One door west from Broadway. New York.
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RUMoRRD RESIGNATION OF TIE HON. CHAIN
CEY VI1DARD.-ws are authorized 10 say that the re.
pOTt that the Hon Chsunccy Vibbard Is about TO rosgn
his position OF Superintendent Of the Central Railroad
Is wholly without foundation ALBANY Journal
TIE Journal viii be authorized, In ehoit time. TO cay
that the above paragraph (Which appeared In US issue
o: AaIoh ~ IS wholly without foundation. -
Rochester Union ard Advertiser, 18th.
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MAlkEG CEbLhho anu OinCN IhOi
WI FRTY OF IL. CORPORATION 10 be LEASED q,
AUCTION Office IL hsrshy given that te Comptroller VIII
or TUE sDAY the sh Day March 1854 ~ O'Clock p
:, the CITY Had lasse b.as at pablo sseon MAknEI
CELLARs HOUSES and LOTS, HAY SCALES, and other
Corporation property, for term OF 1--we years IRON 'he a''
day Of May. 1854. . -.
Casoras ccutsnn, the description location and terms Of
sy b. had upon sppis,ion 10 the Collector oil 0y s'
sluo, al this Office. - - 49,, ,.--,,
CITY Of Hcwi ORR, Department VI hiance, CoaP'fer'
pn..- FIJI Z5.l, 1864.
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GtaIes, ST.

CCALES. SCAIES! SCALES
y BROWNS STANDARD SCALES.
Adapted every branch Of business where an accurate ana
durable scale il required large supply Of ther hTsasa
goods constantly IN store and are offered Wholesale and 70
tai, By the manufactured saleroom, No baeAys" ~
posite the Astor House.
n B-Scae- adjusted to suit spy Foreign standard.
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Cost ano found.

TIVE loss of health and rest caused by piles
will he but temporary certain End ,peedy caie s "a
found with the external application OF tho hVt iN-NH ~
SAM See advertisement under Medical"
WHENEVER COMFORT is LOST, N
w consequence Of cough ether sctions -,
chest or throat Il VIII be FOUND by us,nghe
car, HAIsAN.r Sc. advertisement under =" Medical
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DEAFNEsS CURED HOWEVER CAUSED.

- Mr.. Editor Seeing advertisement in your paper
that the deaf might be relieved by applying 70 Dr. boardnan
induced &c leave hJne and test The Doctors skill Nss
deaf that unable to hear ordinary conversation TO
sstoisbLnent IA twenty minutes nesring periecty
restored. francis RICHARDcON.
Dr. BOARpuANS Office No 9lf Broadway.