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PHRENoLoG1cALs CHART,

By FOWLER & WELLS, September l, 1858.
You have q strong constitution, large brain and
vitality enough to sustain it. You are organized for
stantial healthy, vigorous and long lived stock: IN
many respects you have the organization Of your
father, your Intellect espec ally. There ia not more
than one person in ten thousand of either sex SO
strongly incl ne5 to reason logic ally on are viii
ling to stand by logical facts and to follow ont the
plan or purpose to its Ultimate conclusion iud aine
offs merits or dem t. accordingly u i'f7ss
You appreciate Philosophy, and such persons as
have philosophical turn of mind
GU relish wit, and readily perceive the ridiculous:
and II you cannot carry the argument by direct log.
10 you use the ''Reductio ad Absurdum, D and show
the nnsourdness otthe opposite proposition by dis.
You are capable making great discoveries Won
have the power of invention. You could not fol.
low In the footsteps OF Others although with your
large imi alton you are capableof adapting yourself
to the forms and uFages Of society Hou not in.
clined to adopt o her peoples thoughts.
You have large ldeaity and Constructiveness
which gFes Imagination and originality; you are
never better satisfied than when porting over some
new problem, or following out some faint hint into
Its iegi innate and logical results. You are fond Of
the beautiful and the new, and are inclined to make
combinations of wo DIS, ideas and thlngey and not
easily puzzled with complications. You have . fac
large. which eevates yeur mind into the unss and
unknown. You promise yourself only so much hap
pness success as youreally work out tor the rest
you trust to Providence 9sn9sT -Oi moi5Uc
the good will and favorable opinion of everybody;
you want ali to give you hearty and generous re-
option, .,.fs,+e.,; f.s;ss.,. 80 -.-..,-.i
yor soul, while a'frownis, You, baight storm
and a.s0rrow. 49, r. 49,. -rr 1880
GU have St, ong social ieelings-are capable of
loving . friend, wife and mother: and if properly
mated, caily, would feel at home in the domestic
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YORK & CUMBERLAND RAIL ROAD
81 w1NrBR ARRANGEMsEr. t

-szaES1 On and after November lat, 1854,
trains will leave as follows, until fur
Their notice:
Leave SacoI River for Portland, as $50 and $40
A. M, and S40 p. III. AZ 2- %itfaAEse " A~
Leave Portland for Saco River, at 500 A. M. and
400 and $50 r. Tsk--
The2.00 +. M. train out and the $40 A. M. train
into Portland, viii be freight trains with passenger
oars attached - - sN- y =
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorhan,
Standish, Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago,
Bird gton, Lowell Hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, Jackson, Limington. Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, ID.
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton. Bonney Ea-
gle South Limlngton, Limington, Limerick, New
Held, Parsonsfeld, and Ossipee.
At Saccarappa, for South Windham. East Stand
ism, Sebago, Denmark and Bridgton, =. Tuesdays,
- ''''' = bxN. CARPENTER, sspt
Portland, OCT 81. 1884 df1
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New Haven, June Is, 1864.

Those who know my constitution, what my conci-
tion has been Tor the last thirty years. will beliey,
with me that medicine that will reach my case Will
reach almost any one. Goes pyspepsis Cure Rae
seldom now have to use the medicine. IL relieved
me in an instant when 1 was. in great pain NV
whole system is being strengthened by its use.
ANN <. BAeGoTF. q
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rIyHE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il firm rame OF Davis & Cloyes Brothers, Is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. - gl-.gf
~ T-T1-f1 A. DAVIS,
'-r,err.-sfse F H GLOVES,
Gs III. CLOVES
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Portland and Keunebec r. R.

rz1 Passenger Trains leave Portland dali
ly for Brunswick, Bath, Augusta, Ken.
Mnls ana okowhegan, at Ito ? N. AZ kendail's
dllis this train connects at 20 2 WIN Tram lol
Bsngor and all stations east OF Aendaifs MILLS same
evening.
Returning, the passenger ia due in Portlspa
at2P. N. Ths train takes passe. gers at AenuA"
CuNNrcyr on TICKETS are sold at Freeport,Bru
wr RAIN. and ali other stations betweDn bfuns -
sick ana Kendsls Mills, for Bang9f an ast Of Ken
stations Ga the Maine Central K. x. east VI men.
Mills. ..,..s .rd Ro.to, ~,
this route 10 Bangor will be made tne SAME as py
any Eg,egbt Tran leaves Portland at A. NJ. daily and
is due at p. nj. EDWIN NoAEc
Dec l9. ,e4-dec22tf rs non Tsrs ess.a Supt.
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will not and cannot exist where the cure is used
1t removes the disease ny removing the cause, nd
like Alcoholic Bitters which up your bad feel
ings for few moments by their exhilaratlng eects.
Beware ofsuch remedies or beverages, but in THEN
place use d remedy that will restore the diseased
functions to their normal condition, and set in mo-
ton the entire human mechanism in perfect har.
mcny, and upon principles synony nous with well
defined physiological laws. Thatsuch VIII be the ef
fect of '-itT ~. .llt llt f'a IiF7 n
The Portland daily press., 1865-02-04

Mr.. Coe The bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure you
gave me has backed up your statement concerning
It, have only used half bottle, and can eat pine
apple short cake or anything elfe without trouble
It acts like charm. The reifeft affords is instar.
taneous, ge aE JANE a. LowRRY.
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New Haven. June nth, lse.

HBW HBVon1 YUM a VI HOud
Mr.. CoR-Dedr .S5r:-The bottle Of Dyspepsis
Medicine received from you, gave instantaneorf
relief only used it when my food distressed me.
It was about like taking two doses to-day, one to-
tity OF food and decreasing the medicine until was
enabled to eat without taking anything at all. MY
ease was an extreme one having suffered for seven
only one bottle Of medicine in the space Of two
months, The dose was teaspoonfal. .A5si-f-
ELLBE 8. ALLEN.
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COpartmership notice.

THE undersigned have this day formed a cepart-
a nership under the name and style of FLING &
WHTrTEM0RE, and have taken the store formerly
occupied by Hen Flag, NJ. 81 Commercial street,
where they intend doinga Commission and Whole
sale business in Teas, Tobacco, w. /. Goods, Gro.
eeries and Provisions
HENRY FLING.
STEPHEN WHITTEMORE
Portland. July 8. 1884. diff
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STEAMBOATS,.
New England Screw Steamship Go


SEMI w EEhLY LINE.
Is The splendid and fast Steamship
<<xE4<46 CHESAPEAKE Capt WILLARD, and
S1f&cs*&1a{ FRANC0NIA, Capt SHERWOOD, VIII
until further notice. run as follows:
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDNES-
DA1 and SATURDAY, at A p. M, and leave fier
. North River, New York, every "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at 8 O'Clock P. NJ.
These vessels are fitted up with fine accommods-
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New York and Maine. Passage $500, including
Fare and State Rooms. IS
treal Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta, Eastpert and
St.John. 20 aats4 itA
Shippers are requested to send Their freight to the
steamers as early as P. III. on the day that they
leave Portland. k#g AZ As5BE9. ssa4
For freight or passage apply to
EMERY FOX, browns Wharf, Portland.
BIB, CROMWELL q CO.. No. So West Street,
New York.
Dec. 6, 1852. f....-t. sz diff
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In character and disposition you are pre-eminent.
ly womany. In your intellect and tendency to rea.
son and plac on are decidedly mascune-when
amonginte leo ual men. you wish you were man /;
when your life falls back into the domestic channel
yyu are contented as won an but have ever felt a
desire for moreintellectual elbow room. 81 j 81
: You have good memory Of facts and prir ciples
but the strength your intellect lies in the reason.
ing de artmsntI and cur reasoning power Gomez
from Casualty, locality Coz sire ctiveness Meta.
physical power, Imitation and Mirthfhlness.
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U. s. MarshaI,s Notice.

N. A. FOSTER & Co., PRepR1EroRs.
Portland June 1. 1854. as,g diff
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
OF Canada.

OF Canada.
WINTER ARRANGRMRNT.
fszEzs;EEssszl On and after Monday, Nov. Z. 1854
trains will run daily, sundays except
ed) unpI Iurther notice. as follows -
UP TRAINS
Leave Portland for South Paris and Lewiston att 40
A. III. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West, at LIS p. M.
aaA1 DOWN TRAINS. $50 +
Leave South Paris at 5.45 A. NJ, and Island Pond
at $50 A. M. $500
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per.
sona unless notice given and paid for at the rate
Of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
q. j. BRYDGES, Managing Director.
III. BAILEY, Superintendent.
Portland, Nov. Z, 1854. now
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CAUTION no YHE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
tnAt remedies handed out Tor general use should
nave their efficacy established by well tested exper-
lence ~ the hands of regularly educated physi-
elan, whose preparatory studies fits him Tor All tia
onues ne must huln ye the country Is Hooded with
poor nosunma and cure-alls, purporiing to be the
best IN the world which are not only useless but al
ways INJURIOUS; The unfortunate should be PARTIo-
ULAR IN teiectng bis physician al it is lamsntable
patients are made miserable with ruined contributions
BY maltreatment from inexperienced physicians in
general practices for 1t Is point generally conceded
BY the best syphographers, thatthe study and man.
agement of these complaints should engross III
whole time of those who would bs competent and
successful In their treatment and cure. The mex
perienced general plaotitioner, having neither op-
portulity nor time TO make himself acquainted with
their pathology, commonly Pufsues one system
use ofthat ANTICIPATED and dangerous weapon, Mer.
curry. 81.
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AvRCONFIDENCE.

All who have committed an eEcees Of any Kind,
whether II DO the solitary vice Of youth, the sting
ing rebuke Of misplaced confidence In maturer years.
SEEK FOR AN AETIDOTR IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure Cotton, are
the Barometer to the whole system. -
De not wait the oonsummatiOn that s sure TO fol.
lsd low. do not wait for Unsightly Ulcers, for
D b. Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty Hl
and Complexion. ~ u fIf.l
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And plain printing of every description Also
RxIe and Figure Work, executed neatly, and OF
terms that cannot fail to safety.
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city Intelligence.

TIVE CRorov AorBDrcr BoAnp-ESp oy ruE DuAt An
mvrSrRsnos The interesting game Of "puIl butcher
pull baker" in which the old and rev commissioners OF
the Croion Aqucdnct Board nduigcd during The whole
Of Tuesday, has suddenly collapsed AZ The opening OF
the offices yesterday Mesrs stephens aud Darfagh the
old Commissioners, retired and President Commissioner
Giles and Assistant Commits 'ouer jeremiah entered
peaceaby upon the duties 10 which they have been ap.
pointed The new officials have testified their intention
Of retaining the existing employee and the business ~
the department has consequently been resumed az "
nothing had happened Whether there viii be any future
litigation on the subject remains 10 be ssen.
Erlocv oY pRssrDrsr LINCOLN Rev Dr. J. p Thomp.
son viii deliver euioey upon Prosden, Lincoln a, the
Cooper Institute tonight
ForNp DRowxRp.--The naked body Of q man was
fo1nd near The North Brother Island yesterday by Mr.
1saAc Stilwe ono Of the Hell Gate pilots There
bandage on the lc from the wrist nearly 10 the
elbow The body Is NJ the North Brother
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THE NEW Err "A,
~>~~~~->~~~-~~~~~>~
Opening Trade with the
Southern States.
~>>>~>->~~>~~~~>~>~~~~~~
IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE ORDER.
-~~~>~~~~~>~~~~~~>~~~~
OUR FINANCIAL PROSPERITY.
THE SEVEN-THIRTIES.
-~~~~~e~~~~~~~~.~~~~~
ANOTHER IMMENSE SUBSCRIPTION.
OVER Sl7,000,O00 TAKEN YESTERDAY
THE SEVEN-THIRTIES.
ANOTHER IMMENSE SUBSCRIPTION.
OVER Sl7,OOO,O0O TAKEN YESTERDAY
E x G EL S OR .

Rules and Regulations Concerning Conn
mercial Intercourse with InsurrectiOn-
ary States.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, I
WASHINGTON, April 90 1895.
Being DESTROYS to relieve all loyal citizens and we'll
disposed persons residing In nsurectionary States from
unnecessary commercial restrictions, and encourage
them to return TO peaceful pursuits it Is hereby
dered:-
commercial intercourse DO discontinued in such parts OF
the States of Tennessee Virginia. North Carolina South
Carolina, Georgia. Florida, Alabama Mississippi and SO
much Of Louisiana lies east of tho Mississippi river
shall DO embraced within the lines Of national military
occupdton excepting only such restrictions I'M
posed by acts Of Congress- and regulations in pursuance
thereof prescribed by the Secretary Of the Treasury
and approved by the President; and excepting,
also, from tho effect OF this order, the follow
ing articles, csntraband OF war, to wh:-Arms
ammunition, and all articles from which ammunition
Is manufactured, gray uniforms and CLOTH locomotives
cars railroad iron and machinery for operating railroads.
telegraph wircs insuators instruments for opera
ing telegraph lines.
ecnd all existing military and naval orders in
cial intercourse and trade in the localities abovenamed
be- and the are hereby revoked and that mill
tary naval officer in any interrupt interfere
with the same with boats other vessels engaged
therein under proper authority pursuant to the regua
lions Of the Secretary OF the Treasury.
ANDREW Johnson
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Court C.I.naar-Thi. nav.

srrRyrx Corrr--Cmcuir Part I-Caicndar un.
changed Part 2-Nos 1853, 1903 loio sea ga, ltae,
lles e2 1910 1910, is<o 1892 1854 i542 1918, 1850,
suPrnicn Coru-r RiAL TyRy.-Psr Nos. 1859,
t2sl, s2sa, o29T 1909 1901, 1903 1905, 1901 5000,
b3ll, bSl3. 1919 1921, 6823 fsr 2-Nos $780, 1850,
1850 SOS 1890 s77e ASIA 2sso 5iS 1924 t.is, 4sss,
Convoy pLrAs-TriAL TWIN Part Nos $40, e73,
sls, ST. 9t 200, ISL eel 576 e42 o63 aga bs1 pa,
q75 Par Nos. ei5, 40, sos, bso, u0, 1io. lis,
lass. e34 o.. go. s14, 200, 5e5
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The Members OF the COurt-Ths. Prison-
ers Arraigned, Sc.

ers Arraigned, sc.
MILITARY COMMISSION,
wAsiuSoroS, May 10, 1895
The Commission convened by Special Orders No. 2ie
ing detail:-
Major General David Hunter United States Volunteers
Major General LOWS Wallace United States Volunteers
Brevct Major General August v. Kautz United States
Volunteers.
Brgadicr General Albion p Howe, United States Vol
unteers.
BngndIer General Robert Foster, United States Vol
untcers.
Brevet Brigadcr General James A. Ekn, United States
Volunteers.
Brgader General 7. NJ Harris, United States volun
tecrs.
Brcvet Colonel C II. Tompkins United States Army.
Lieutenant Colonel David Clendinn, Eighth Illinois
cavalry.
Brigadier General Joseph Holt, Judge Advocate and
Recorder
The orders convcnIng tho Court having been read In
the hearing of the prisoners they asked IL they had
any objection TO any member of the commission, TO
which they all and severally replied they had
Tho Commission, the Judge Advocate General, tho
Assistant Judge Advocates the reporters having been
duly sworn, the prisoners-Davd T.. Harold, George A.
Azerot, Lewis Payne, Michael OLoughIin, Edward
Spanger, Samuel Arnold, Mnry T. surratt and Samuel
A. Mudd-wcre arraigned the charge and specnca-
ton
Each OF tho prisoners pleaded "Not guilty" TO the
charge and the specification.
The Commission after deciding tho rules by which
II would be governed, adjourned to meet Thursday,
May IL, at ten o'clock A. NJ.
Our Special Washington Despatch.
wssnrsGros, MAY 10, 1895
The Photographic reporter Of the press made app
cation at the Arsenal for admission to the trial Of tho
conspiratcrs but refused and nothing Is 10 be
allowed to transprc except what may be communicated
by the War Department.
is doubtful whether any OF tho counsel selected by
thu accused will act in the case
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JE z f. D AVIS.


CHATTANOOGA. May q, 1865
Jefferson Davis was a. Powolton, Hancock county,
Georgia. on Friday night last General wilson has
printed handbls announcing the reward for his capture
scattered through the country
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1000 Copies OF the Funeral March OF
rredent Lincoln by Mrs farthurs are sod weekly Price
Do cents, sith slnetts, g csnts Nailed
HORACE WATERS sSl Broadway, n Z.
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American Watches, Gold and silver,
from Three Hundred Dollars each For sale
by GEO. G. ALLEN. AIS Broadway door below Canal
street, formerly II Wall street
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The NAVY.

MAILS AND SUPPLIES FOR THE NORTH ATLANTIC
SQUADRON.
The United States steamer Newbern Robert r. Holcy
commandug will sail for tho North Atlantic blockad ng
squadron with mails supplies &c. ON Thursday Nay II.
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Fragrant SOzodOnt
Harens and nvgoTates the gums PURSES and perfumes
the BREATH beauties and the teeth from
youth old ngs.
Sold v a drugQists
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Threatened folks live long" is said bat the proyers
because believed, prevents people from taking
precautions against danger Let all who threat
ened with the preven-
zion, which HosgETTBR's STOMACH BITLRRs afford
Threatened folks indeed live lpny. "f they
enough 10 this Incompatible vegetable tonic whoa
they have 70 spehend attack q fever -
Of anv 9th conn ri
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NEW YoRK HERALD THURSDAY, My IL 1855

the nvs chiefs Neher the soc0ty Asi5 kn,o ioosf,a
OF q s s0nT aad In compliance with tho President
~ ~ 'ns uaRster, II resolved by a vote of lis
Va spAs uay should all hang together Qroaica, ap
APPOINTMENT OF orPFceRe
MT San,sori was elected TO continue In the ofHoe Of
President, but he declined absolutely
Eiht1ros mr. PHIIIIrs
and Mr.. Phillips was elected :, his ,,ead
Some formal rosoiulSns go .hen nss,ss .
A'ss Ns'''u'o va this morning ut ten O'Clock.
h,>sings to Take Pa.
TnUnn MAY H. $500
A. H. e - Nv ' S
a. INSTITUTION FOR rK DyAv AND DuNn -Annuyi exhibit
Pm. o''p'' A"'"u''' ~ iou' WV"
ssv Ms~ YORK CRY MlsoS-Irving Hall, at haif-pacf
Anh AMERICAN SOCIETY FOR AhEIIoRAnNa TIE CONDITION
W THE Jswa-Annua meeting in room No O. Bible
house, at nine O'Clock A. H.
. CC!GREGA1IoNAL REUNIOs. of Music Brook
yn, at haaf past seven O'Clock p H. DR. Stone of Bos-
ton, 10 preside. Speakers-Rev Dr. Todd Pitts6eld
Mass; Revs. Mesers Wiletts and Gallagher Of Brook
Professor Northrup, OF Yale College, and Theodore
TfIton. OF
FRIDAY, MAY IL.
AMERICAN BOARD or FOREIGN MISUNDERSTANDING Hail. at
ten o'clock A. NJ
CHRISTIAN UNION ASSOCIATION Church OF the Ascension
tenth street, corner Fifth avenue at half past
O'Clock p NJ
:, THr Howard MISSION ANSIvnsAry will be repeated in
me Academy OF Music, Brooklyn, at half past
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by the President.
EXECUTIVE CHAMngn(
WASHINGTON, May Q, 1865
The foregoing rules and regulations concerning com
mercial intercourse with and In States and parts of States
declared In Instruction. prescribed by the Secretary OF
the Treasury In conformity with the acts Of Congress
lang thereto having been and considered by me,
heroby approved. ANDREW JOHNSON.
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The National Loan.
THE RUSH FOR THE sEvEN-THIRTIEs.

PmLADRLPmA, May 10, 1855
Tho subscriptions to tho scvenhirty loan received by
Jay Cooke to-day amount TO SIT 40 loO including the
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! A.-Use the Best.-Bovvdcn's Moth De-
STROYING Packet For sale by all druggss Price ooc
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Tho Crew OF the Rebel Ram Webb IN
Fort Warren.

bTHIVNi NHy fV1 IoV"
Reed commander OF the late rebel Webb with
seven Of his sbpmacs, consigned to Fort Warren
to-day.
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A.-Gents' ALI Wool Suits SIS; Boys Az
Wool Suits g. at L v. BROKAws, 81 Fourth avenue.
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The Original Howe sewing Machines
for sale at c2s broadway ELIAS HOWE J Inventor sns
Maker. Agents wanted.
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A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circulars.
J. r. CLAYTON 10 wan stree. N. T.
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Administrative ms India store
go Broadway stock OF Dress and Fancy Gocda
Wholesale and retail. Catalogues free.
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Mauger's shipping Tugs Removed 90
ITO Reade street. fret marble building OF Yves, Bros<
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Lombard Pins, for Ladies' Hair, New
styles just received on Paris nj Two. Three Five, Eight
Ten, Twelve Fifteen Twenty Forty Dollars carh. Foe
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Ola Eyes Made New, without Spec
taes doctor Pamphlet mailed free recipe
Of ten Address L. u. foOe NJ d.. l,lJ broadway.
New yofk
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best In che
world Harmless reliable instantaneous The ONLY perfea
dye. Factory III Barclay street
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The Largest and Cheapest Hair store
IN the city has removed 80 Canal street T. BhgrET
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DIR. j. II. Schenck, OF Philad slphia,
respectfully Informs the public that he has once
In New York His Office In nj 81 Bond only and he
will continue 10 patients there, usun every Tuesday,
from A. NJ until O'Clock r. NJ his medicines "
a al
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Prizes CRshed in all Is~galixed Lotteries,
and information given. Drawings sent
j. CLUTR Brokers ofnc-, ZIG broadway
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Rules and Regulations Concerning Conn
mercial Intercourse with Insurreotion-
ary States.
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DIR. Schenck will he ut his New Once,
% West Thteenth street day this week Aer r u
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throat They also excellent remedy for hssrsssss
resulting from cold. Gong regauonaiist, Boston.
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CURES CATARRH cATARRu,
DISCHARGES FROM THE NOSE
Mucous Dropping into the Throat, Hawking. Impure
Breath &c, sc.
COUGHS, COLDS, BROSCHfTIS,
DiPTHERIA,
and the frat stages OF Consumption.
Price per bottle o. For sale by al druggists
A. Wholesale by DEMAS BARNES, II Park row, sn<
HEGEMAS co, New York -
No. 10 State street. Boston, Mass Propretors
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DO not let your Prejudice stand he.
tween your suffering child and the relief that will be abe
lutey follow the MRS. WINSLOw'S SOOTH.
ING SYRUP II scdity OF tho stomach relieves
wind collie regulates the bowels softens the guns givss
mother and health the child Thirty
bottle. Olces ~ Dey street. New York, and 1S High
uolborn. London. England.
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VWine-Wine.-win You Drink Psrest
and beet red French Wines direct from - Emnon spd y,
Esephe ~ per do1 enf II apply Al the onloe ot NLE
ADAM No beaver suees New Yorh. Champagne ana
other Wines bond.
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