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EagieviIIe Quartz Mining Co.

EagleriHe, Butte County, California
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the Board OF Trustees Of said com
pany held on the 18th day Of April 1865 an assess
ment No. was levied upon The capital stock Of
said company, payable Immediately in United
States gold coin, TO the Secretary at his Office in
Eaglevllle, Butte Co. Gala. Any stock upon which
said assessment shall remain unpaid on the 26th
day Of May, lc5j, will he advertised on the next
day as delinquent. And unless payment be made
before Will be sold on the 10th day Of June lse5
to pay the delinquent assessment together rish
costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale. BY order
Of the Board Of Trustees.
j. c. GIBSON. Secretarr.
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Some Years

Since celebrated Italian Physician, who had long
enjoys very extensive practice and whose sue
cess in the treatment of Gonorrhoea excited the
envy of his fellow practitioners. was induced by
generous motives to dvulge to the profession the
plan OF his treatment the whole of which was
comprised in one remedy, which he regarded as
a specific and which experience has proved such in
every case in which it has been tried. This very
remedy. by ithe name of Carvalhis Specific Com
pound is now offered to the public as the most
speedy, safe. agreeable and portable medicine for
Gonorrhoea known to modern practice. Its use
according TO directions. causes cure in every case
leaving behind no weakness of the parts. causing
no nausea nor disturbance of the functions of the
stomach; agreeable to take and convenient to car
ry. CHlrTLE & COULT,
General Agents. - d street, Marysville.
For sale by all Druggists.
COTTON 4 DARRACH,
Agents, OrOyille.
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The undersigned long with and successor to the
old firm Of Rice Coffin & Co., - n street. Marys
vile, keeps continually hand a full stock of all
things pertaining to a First Glass Wholesale and
Retail Drug Business: Drugs. Chemicals. PERU.
meries. Brushes. Combs. Paints, Oils. Kerosene
Window Glass. Patent Medicines &C. &C. He is
prepared TO supply interior dealers Druggists and
Physicians with the best qualities of goods in his
line. Being a practical Pharmactulst of years
standing. he knows whereof he speaks and
will pledge himself to give every one the fulles,
satisfaction who may favor him with their com
mands- CHITTLE & COULT.
Successor 10 Rice Coffin & Co..
p D street, Marysville.
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FOR SALE.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR A PHYSICIAN
AND SURGEON.

nR. \. C. BUFFUM. OFFERS HIS PRIVATE
IL Hospital at Magalia for sale, cheap for cash.
or for well secured paper.
Dr. Buffum established his Hospital in 1850 for
a Mountain resort for iuvahds from the Valley. and
for the accommodation of Miners and Others who
had no convenience for proper nursing at home.
and has accumulated snug little fortune by it,
MaCalia, (formerly called Dogtown) is in a good
Mining District, and in the midst of fine Pine
and Mining Claims furnish employment to a large
number of men and families. Although blessed
with pure cold water and the healthiest climate in
the State. the accidental and other surgical
cases, together with the family practice, (the field
being arge) there is sufficient business TO keep an
active physician and surgeon constantly employed.
For further particulars, apply at the Hospital or
address, A.C. BCFFUM MD.
n4tf San Francisco. California.
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Union InfirmmarV.

Longs Bar Road. One and "a half mile from
OrovilIe.
nR. H. YOUNG, PRINCIPAL. THIS IN.
IL Urinary is n a saiubriels location and eStab-
lished high and dry for the reception of patients
desirous OF temporary home for the recovery of
health. and Will be conducted under the immediate
care of DR. You've Il WIFE. No exceptionable
cases need apply. Terms moderate and invaria-
bly, in advance. n5S-;t DR.. Il. YOUNG.
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MINING NOTICES.
Superior Copper Mining Co..

HTNION MINING DISTRICT. LIGHTS CAN
q non, Plumas County, California. Notice il
hereby given, that at a meeting of the Trustees OF
said Company, held on the 18th day Of April
1868, an assessment Of one dollar per share was
levied upon the capital stock of said Company
payable Immediately, in gold coin to the Secre-
tary, r. II. Allen at the Office of the Company in
Chico, California. Any stock upon which said As
May 1865. will be advertised on that day as dein-
quent, and unless payment shall be made before
viii be sold on the jth day Of June, lsG5, to pay
the delinquent assessment. together with costs Of
advertising and expenses Of the sale.
Ofice-Chico, Butte Comfy California.
Il. II. ALLEN. Secretary.
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A PARsoN AND A Poor LABoRER.-
While parson was standing at his
door, smoking his pipe, in a country
village, he was accosted by poor la
boring man. The parson told him he
made 1t rule not to encourage idleness,
but if the man would get into his gar
den and root up the weeds, he would
pay him for it.
"That's all l WISH" said the poor
fellow.
"Well, then, come along with me,
and I'll show what is to be done"
When they were in the garden, the
reverend gentlemen agreed to give him
a shilling for his trouble; however, when
the job was done, he thought that six-
pence had been enough for the time the
laborer had been employed.
The poor man, half starved, and
wishing to get himself some bread, find
ing the other would give him no more,
agreed to take the sixpence, on condi-
ton the parson would teach him the
Lords prayer, which he consented to
do, beginning:
sour Father"
"What - said the the laborer, "both
cur fathers 2"
''Yes, yes, come say after me-'Our
Father =
'Whatl your father and mine, too q
he again asked.
"To be sure replied the parson.
''Well, then," said the laborer, you
must be a confounded rogue to cheat
your brother out of a sixpence.
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United States Hotel,
MARYSVILLE.

VNHIS OLD ESTABLISHED HOTEL Is NOW
Il in charge of its original proprietor, and will
be kept as First-Class House An Omnibus viii
be on hand 10 convey passengers from the depot &c
the hotel free of charge Stages leave this house
tor all parts Of the State. The patronage Of the
travelling public is respectfully solicited.
ly-45 ". c. STOKES. Proprietor.
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Superior Copper Mining Co..

OFFIcE-CHIcO, BUTTE Co.. CAL.t
May 4th. lSs5. (
NOT1CE-THIS Is TO CERTIFY, THAT A
~ petition has been presented to the Trustees
representing two thirds Of the Capital stock Of
said Company praying for the removal Of the Of.
fee OF the Company tC the city and county Of san
Francisco Calf0rnia-anj that from and after the
10th day Of June ls65. the Office and principal
place Of business of said company, will be located
in the city and county of san Francisco, Cal.
By order of the Board Of Trustees
r. Fl. ALLEN, Secretary.
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MEDICAL.
QUICK CURES
And Small Charges!
The EIectrOpathic Institute.
6t5 WASHINGTON STREET.
Sen Francisco

February. lseO. by an Association Of
Scientific Gentlemen. for the Cure Of Dis
eases snd the Suppression Of
Ousckerv.
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TO THE SICK.
CURES WITHOUT 1fEDICINESl
Thirteenth Year in san Francisco.
PIONEER WATER CURE
AND
CDR. BOurne's Baths %
Perfect Cures Guaranteed, according to -4groe
nlent in all cases.

For THE CURE OF
Neuralgia. Paralysis, Rheumatism, Bronchitis
Consumption GncipienD, Pleurisy Fever and
Ague, all other Fevers, Dropsy Erysipelas, Colds
Coughs, OAK Poisoning tor which DR.. Bourne dis
covered the only scientific and certain cure), Dys
pepsia, Dreams. Sexual Weakness, tie Removal
of Mercury aud all other Mineral Poisons etc
The methods adopted by DR.. Bourne are the most
pleasant. safest quickest and reliable ever devised
Save your time, Comfort and Money by employing
DR.. Bourne.
Consultations Free, by mail, express or person
ally. Send or call for Circular Of recommenda-
tons. references certificates of cures etc. which
are not bogus, but given by well known and re
sponsible individuals
No. 10 Masonic Temple,
Corner of Montgomery and Post streets.
San Francisco.
Hs- Entrance on Post street, adjoining the
Grand Portal. 3m-n26
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Beware! 4!

OF sudden and severe colds; which. neglected
lead to Bronchial Affections, Pneumonia, and in
durable Consumption. When attacked with a Sc
we're cold, lose no time in procuring safe and
simple vegetable remedy, of which two or three
doses will always affect cure. Such remedy ex-
lists in Tobler's Swiss Tea, composed of Alpine
Herbs. and properly dried and prepared for ship
ment by J. Tobler. Speicher, Canton Appenzell
Switzerland. 1t is most agreeable and pleasant
laxative, both for adults and children, and is used
universally by the people of the Alpine Regions
for all diseases of an iniammatory character. for
severe coughs, Asthma and Bronchial affections
and Is sure preventive of all tendencies to Fe-
yer and Ague, Bilious Fcvers and Typhoid. A
twenty-five cent paper of this celebrated Tea, Ia
ken according 10 directions will save many a life
and many dollar. CHITTLE 4 COULT.
General Agents. % D street, Marysville.
For sale by all Druggists, and by Cotton &
Darrach, 0rovile.
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The persons most anxious to add to
their wealth, are generally those who
don't know how to make use of what
they have already.
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P. P. P. P. P. P.-Printing Presses,
Petncoats, Pulpits, Petroleum and Po-
tatoes are the Powers that prevail in
the United States at present.
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Who is the richest child in the world!
Rothschild.
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LABoRING under a miss s-take-elop-
ing with a two hundred and forty pound
Dutch girl.
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DR. J. M. MOREENO'S
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE,
San Francisco,
~. oio.-. ........... TAtnrney street.
CORNER COMMERCIAL STREET

ESTABLISHED IN 1852 FOR THE PERMAN
II ent Cure OF all Private and Chronic Diseases
and for the suppression of Quackery.
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DR.. G. w. MOORE'S

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL INSTITUTE
COMMERCIAL STREET.
A few doors below Kearney, SAN FRANCISCO.
ATTENDING AND RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
C. ". MOORE, MD,
Late S1rgeon {. 5. A. Quarantine Physician at
New Orleans Snd Boston. Lecturer on Morbid
Anatomy and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Member Of the Massac huset1s Medical Society.
etc, etc
he. MOORE WOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.
II form the People Of California thst he has
established an Institute for the
c URE OF DISELi Asses
Whether Acute or Chronic,
AT NO. 64l.-... COMMERCIAL STREET.
4 few doors below Kearney.
Where he may be consulted at all hours.
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MEUIUAL.
Private Medical Aid |!
esick Cures Gnd Moderate Charges,
DIR. w. Z. DOHERTY'S

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos ofice Private en-
trance on Leiie>dorff ST.. San Francisco.
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EstG6tisaed expressly TO afford the afflicted sound
Gad scientific Medical Hid IN the treatment
and cure Of aA Pirate and Chronic Dis
eases, cases Of secrecy and Gu ser
uGi diseases.
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TNo ALL WHOM ITMAY CONCERN. CONES
Il this document greeting-that am disposed
to sell, AND WILL SELL, any portion or all of
my stock of
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DR.J.M. MORENO,
y of Valparaiso, Attending and Resident
Physician,

Particular attention paid to the treatment o
Diseases of Women and Children. Commuhica
uons strictly confidential, and all correspondent,
promptly answered. Consultations by letter o.
otherwise FREE
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All kinds of work in my line done as usual, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE RATES.
GEO. f. SMITH.
Oroville. Oct. %. 1864 n5I
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to give the parties complained Of an opportunity to
make and produce such book record TO the proper
officer and assured them that upon such officer ceri
flying to that satisfactory record of such purchase
had been exhibited TO him by such person that the
penalty would not be enforced although strict OBJ
servanoe will hereafter be required. But sir against
some of The persons complained Of it would be ride
ulous and unjust to ask a compliance with the law
find that OF those who have been reported against
By the Police Commissioners, and therefor sued can
not rad or pyde They have their license though as
second hand dealers and "iunk.shop' keepers aud
have paid therefor They incapable themselves Of
keeping written record Of their business transactions
and their dealings limited to the purchasing Of
few cents worth of Old rags bottles old iron copper
&C, the amount Of trade scarcely justes the employ
ment of Dook-keepcr or intelligent assistant have,
upon being made acquainted with these at
dismissed them as improyidenty complained Of and rs
being ridiculous and oppressive to poor ard ignorant
people The correction Of the evil is not with me.
finish my duty by calling your attention to the matter
Third; There persons who. being sued for viola
ton Of ordinance, excuse their act, and with some
show Of reason By stating and with truth that Others
sometime even in the block with hein-do the same
thing and are not complained Of or prosecuted. To es
plain to them that the others have special permission 10
oncumber the sidewalk from the Common Council or
some of our municipal officers scarcely serves TO recon
Gle them 10 tlis apparently unevenhanded justice.
would suggest, in conclusion, that there is. from
the manner in which these charges necessarily sent
10 this Office for prosecution adequate prevention
against suits being instituted upon trivial groundoss
causes, that whenever person is served with sum-
mons and thinks he has fair excuse or defense or
does not know the nature Of the charge against him he
himself fore the return day of the summons
to this Office where. inquiry of the Assistant Corpo
rati,n Attorney he will be informed of the nature Of
the charge and the will be treated upon the pru
cpes Which have herein enumerated the rule Of the
Office II the complaint is trivial wrong. the case
will be dismissed; II the defendant is undesignedly in
error II will be suspended until the ordinance is COM
pied with and then the penalty will not always be en-
forced in all other the law will be allowed 20 take
It's course
The purpose Of this communication practical to the
end that il tie present system, which have described
Of enforcing obedience 80 the ordinances works injury
remedy may be provided and taat all mpediments to
an efficient and inoppressyc prosecution of the munich
pal regulations may be taken out Of the way.
am, your obcdent servant,
Gro. SHfA, Corporation Attorney.
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OH: ID,

AlMS-N Hsmptonburgh, Orange Co., N. y, on MOnd1y
May 3. Arnest b. Aims in the ijth year OF his age.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter
BRANT-On Tuesday My In Jersey City, John c. Brsn,
Notice of funeral hereafter.
|BlLLERWELi-On Tuesday May 0, Mrs. Mngare, Biiler
well. In the 65ih year OF her ace.
The friends Of the sy respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from her late redcncc No. 53I West louson.t
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, without further invita-
ton.
lFOX-ln Nsw.York, on Tuesday morning. May .. George
FoI sred 70 years OF Charlotte and the late William w
Foi OF West Farms
Notice Of funeral in to norfows paper
'MEEKER-On Treslly. Msy 9. Carrie Newman Meeker.
youngest daughter Of Daniel and Margaret T. Meeker aged
yeirs and 10 months.
Tie funeral servicrs VIII take place this "wednesday
ing O'Clock from the resierce OF her paients No J3
Broadway one door below IoI,y-nnth-st
|MORGAS-M White Plains, Wcschester Co., n Y, on
Tuesday May Christian ID. Morgan Of Caleb Morgan
Of East Chester eyed - years aud II months.
fe Isycs and friends Of the family invited 70 attend
the funeral the Lower Methodist Church, on Thurs
day, the LIB ts', AZ O'Clock p.
Carriages viii NEE, the 10 o'clock train from Twenty1 az
Harlem depot
IsCHUYLER-A, Sorwak Huron Co. Ohio. on Friday Ma,
Lirri. A. Thacher beloved wife Of Philip " Schuyler
Nsr ak and daughter late Rev. Warrington Ihache
Utica " Y, aged ss years and 10 months.
Utica and Syracuse papers peass copy.
!TAYLOR-On Tuesday morning. Mays, William r. Tayloi
81 the late firm Of McOnw Taylor, and senior partner
In the hn Of Taylor, Brother Co.. In the sh year oil III
AZ. - O.,
TIE roa.vcs and friend. Of he family respectfully invited
10 attend hi funeral from hs late residence, No 100 Amen
IT,. on Friday afternoon. May Il, a, O'clock wi'aou
further notice
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ELECTION OF FIRE CoMMIssIoSRR.-Dele.
gates from the several Engine. Hook and Ladder and
Eose Companies Of this city met ,ester day evening
n Firemcn's Hall Mercer.tt. for the purpose Of
eccting Fire Commissioner for the ensuing I'VE years
There were :wo candidates Thomas fiender Tor
relec. -, and John j. Blair The roll was called. and
m minutes ~ the seyen preceding meetings read ana
snnroycd. Tie voting ans next in order and OF Ic7
yoic, ,,,ed Thomas flendcr got li2 John '; Diaa,
es corsecncn,lT vroaounced reelected Fire Con
missioner Tor the next term Of five years.
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4 MARIE u. 1

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Tuesday, May 9, al
~. Matthews Church Nalker-st by the brides iithe
tho Rev. C. i. T.. Stohlmann u. D.. Rev JUS A. bnnge
roth Of jersey City nni Augus,e W. G., eldest daughter o.
tho officiating bergman. no cards)
Efe papers please copy
.FARR-FULLER-In Brooklyn Mondsy. May by the
Rev. Laurence Mills Rector Of ST. AIMS Church, Morris
3. arr AND Anna NJ Eul,r. NO cafdsl
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DEATH oP CouyCILMAS TAYLoR.-Council-
man William A. Taylor. representing the fifth sena'
ioIial District died at his residence yesterday morning
after very brief Illness, and special meeting OF the
Board Of Councllmen will be held nt o'clock this after
noon TO take suitable action upon bis decease.
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INSIDE VIEwsoF DIxlE.-Col. j. J. Geer, who
has written Of the few good books about the War
will lecture at N. i. Church No. Il Attorneyst. th
evening for the benefit Of the footless soldiers OF
DOvls Island COL Gcer was long prisoner in Dixie
ard has q story to tell.
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SALE OF PEws.-As will be seen by our ad-
yeriisng columns the pews in the West Presbyterian
Church-the beautiful building lately built in Forty.
second.st.. from designs by Mr.. Mondwiil be offered
for sale at public auction this evening
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Isdver,nemeni.I

NINE. DEMoREsr's Exo,T isiTE TOILET LkEr
AnAuoXs-Ly Bloom and Rosea,> BLOOM 70, ~nn's Gu
lug and improving the Complexion, " verla.,ins
Dressing aud Beautiying the Hair, an" ,"ra,Sists
Perfume Packets; 80 cents each Soldby al H.
Mailed free on receipt Of price Nine DEhO.i''
EMPORIUM or FASHIONS, No. 47J broadway.
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READINGs.-J. b. Brown will read :" Stod
dards Ode on Abraham Lincoln and other selections
at Clinton. Hall Friday evening
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GRAMMARScHoOL NUMBER FIFTY-FIvB.-
The new schoolhouse on Twcntiethst. between Sixth
and Seyenth-aves.. will be dedicated Thursday at
p. m. s s. Randall DR.. Bellows and others will speak.
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ANNA J.. DrcKRsoSs culogy upon "Our
Marty red President, at the Cooper Institute. viii be
given this evening.
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Important 10 the Public.
HEARING RESTORED
By ONE APPLICATION or
DIR. Won EISENBERG'S
Observation-Disclosures.
READ. READ!

NEwYoRK Nay g. 1865
have been induced by the great number Of certificates
published IN favor Of Dr. Won Eisenbergs SKILL to
apply 10 him for advice concerning my deafness OF many
years standing placed myself under bis care and to my
utmost delight lie made hear perfectly well by single
painless application of Dr. Won Eisenberss "Esthetco'
have gea. pleasure In being able to state that
his skill in restoring hearing surpasses anything saw or
heard Of His attention to the patient highly commendabe
JOHN WAKELY,
No. iOi Monroe-s.
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fAdyeriisenen'

IAdveriissment
Gents all wool Suits SIS.
Boys all wool Suits s.. at ]. v. BRoKAw's.
No. 81 FouIihavc.. and No. G. Lafnyctte-place.
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lidssrtisemcnt
CLOTHING. -PRICRs REDUCED 80 PR CENT at
Nos. go and 292 Bowcry GEORGE A. HUNTER & Go.
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advertisement
JgFfERs', No. 573 Broadway, is the BEST place
10 buv Ladies' and Childrcns Boots and Shoes He Is
ceiling at about onc-half last years prices.
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IAdxeIii.e Iuent.

lAdveI,isemen,.l
LORDS Cleaning and Dycing Establishment,
Garments beautifully cleaned. 439 Broomest cor Bway
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l.. COOKE. esq, No. ~ West Twenty-flth-
3, ,enorts Lis house saved from robbers by the
BrRgIAR ALuM TELEGEAPn Office, No l9s Broad
NV l.. HOLMES.
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fAdvcriisementl


IAdvcrtissUfntl
GROUND BONE, warranted pure. az Slo Pc
tup for sale By PETER CoorEg. No. IL Burlng slip.
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Advertisement .
CoRSs, BUyIOys, ENLARGED JOINTS and oil
di,e,so lie feet cured by Dr. ZAcHAsIg No go Broadway
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SIGHT RESTORED.


NEw.yORK, May s, 1865.
About sx years ago became troubled with iniamed eyes
and during the past six years great portion Of which time
was almost totally blind unable consequently walk with
out asnnce have tried many of the best Oculsis during
the time. and found myef getting instead Of better
until permitted through lind Providence to see you
You have cured me- and consider It my duty to the public
make my known have doubt there are thous'
ands suffering in the way that was, and thank God
hat raise my voice In praise your gea. skill to restore
one sight whon thought agan, and suffered
much have for the last six years Ny eyes more bril-
liant than tha always be happy to state my case to
any who may call on
hrs. MARGARET LoRETTE,
No. % Fourth ave.
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VICTORY AT LAST"

BRADB,RYs New Patriotic Song. Price 80 cents. Sent by
mail Tor by the music dealers generally and at No f2
I,rnnrast
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HAVANA AND MEXICO.

Ks al News for Fsnx;Izilinn-A Flood Of
Dccrers-E Obbcry ut Pucbla-Opera-
tiOns Against Guerrilins - sonora -
Success OF the Observation-Disclosures
from New-YOrk-Our New French
Izinis.er-From Texus-MatamorOs-
AHairs fra tho City.