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, 1862-10-27

- tRahIe so1d Whlsy II head- averastng 1.aso Ds.
1t COTTAGE aHovn I4nDs-
Davidson sold White 4 Otis 80 head choica ship
Ping steers non Henderson county. Averaging
.Hyler soa Tases 10 head, averaging 1867 ns at
~ H,1er cold Powell 10 head, a7arazing ss' lb'.at
=. .Rs'8:ey sold hughes 80 head, averaging 1s'7 d.
HopktnsM = gold Hughes 70 head, averaging t,1ao
Hopkins s.ld Con1ey a head, averaging sss 1py.
Hgsby sola Daney 2, had, Averaging ss5 Ia. at
W.ishi 5e,d DansJ ~ head. Averaging SIS ns, at
HoGs.-1he receipts sar tho week suount to
a2b3s sgatnst 81 65o1ast week, showing an Increase
ofss4. Under LIBERAL demand BY both packers
md shippers. the. market opened active and
huoyant and continued 90 up tn yesserd.y, having
gained m advance On heavy hogs OF 50G8oc 2 100
ns. Yesterday. however, tho market took tazn
eorsequent upon the pree.urs Of heavy receipts
AID 1arge number LETT over On Thursday, cgosiu!:
weak st decline OF t0c.
To-DAr-The receipts we.c liberal, amounting
to $3.50 head, distributed In the several yards as
followH:
| Sherman's Tards... .........., anao
Mich. Southern. ...7{Y3
F1tttoEsEh -.--..--...--.........4at
cottage GroTe--.. eco
| The market opened with considerable activity
at tJestezdays tfoaiug prices. which we.e well sue
tainsd TIL about noon, when, the packers having
| Withdrawn fsom the market, and shippers hetag
unable to obtain means It closed
dnll and weak at further decline Of 109t5c. Late
In the afteTnoun sales eou1d only be eReeted At q
much araer ccncessfou. which holders. refusing to
make. preferred to wait and take thelr ehancs OF
Aonaay's market. About 8,c0 changed hands at
range Of q. 1oGa75. One lot Of very choice sold
early In the day at $3.90-
! Weqnose eloelng prices as follows:
| Coed Shipping $50. ...,.,,.. &uiha ID
| n1e11o5 10 Medium. Hl04ta.l5
, 1862-10-27
Nexv York atock ana money Markot.
By Telesrapa.l axw Fohx, Oct. 81, 1863.

SeeoEc BG6s-stockR atmef.
Chi l. Hock Island s3x Harlem ............ q
Cleve. j. Toledo. 20 | Erie ......-.-..-.. 61k
Gaiena d Chicago. SIN Hudson, :-..... 80
III. Cen. tc1fp. .... SIX New York Central INK
Mich. Eouth... :. k5K Pacific Nail. ......t4 -
Michigan Central. a2t Missouri 6a-.-..... a2A
aovKnAMEHT 8rocK8.:
u.s S. 81 .lcsKG11e3K .. 8; ;Dmd Notes. -tszA
Trear. I 10 1c6&1t05h
NoxEY.-Marketc continues easy .. = cent. On
call, and Sa6 o cent for strictly pr1ma paper.
Exthas 70 onn Ard-h,wss. The z9nEa 1lI1l4a
fo1 n1+1chsnts.. and Lax tot haaEsfs' niits ~
Ame.Iean go1t opsard At AK, daellaed 20 ~
MS ea1d hers qulat and nom1ual.
Tho steamers for Europe today casEicd ont over
million In spscle.
, 1862-10-27

Tenth Ward Union Working Club.
There ys1ll be Mass Meeting at Mort.z Buaiue's
Saloon. corner Canal and Batper streets, near
GeEk' Hotel. On Monday evening. 0c.. eth, nt *
o'clcck. Rally. C1ion men! All who are ia favor
Ct sustaining the Union. aud for the welfare Of
tho country. Hon: E G. La.ned. Caspar 3utz.
otlrr prominent ep. atere viii address tte meet.
ipu. By order Of the Committee.
, 1862-10-27

Any peaon Wishing to ssnd letters or
small parcels to the members OF the I'D ILL.,
nois, by leaving them at the residence Of B.
". Thomas, 2c8 Illinois street, before 2
O'Clock Monday afternoon. can hare the same
df iiYrrpt3
, 1862-10-27

tE- The following from the Mobile (Alsbama
Adrertsfr of Jnre S,h. 1861. concerning Dr.. James
formerly Of James Lock Hospital, S2 Custom
Hcuse, New Orleans, L., l. very complimentary
OF that gentleman.
Dr.. James has great reputation in that --coun-
try, ard he has been p.acticlnS there 1cng enough
to he known, viz. 1fleen years.. Those requiring
euch, services as be renders could not do better
,han apply to him at S. Randolph street. between
Stste AID Dearborn streets:
"Dn. JAMES We learn f:om the New 0:1ea1s
" Crescent that Dr. James, {not the Gttnnabls InIi
"ca man whose sands of life hsro recently run
"out, hut Te1I.ah1e aud sktlIfal pEactiauet.)
"who Las been conducting one Of the largest h,s-
'pilals III the urite'i States since 1850, 81 Gus
s'tom House street, New Orleans. Ii, leaves DUR
"ipgshe present month for the North. What he
IT'S leaving for VIC caunot cay, on1y con]scture-
"probably On account Of our present troubles
"with the North. Be That az It nag, We can say
lard with condolences that he has the areatcst rep
"utst1o1 In this country. in specially, Of any
"pbysicfan that ever practtced in IT, Furthermore
i've have had OCCASION to know that Dr.. James Is
"an hGno:able n1au, and he will fnfofm those re-
'qni1irs bis aid whether OF no he csa give them
'+a cure+ The fact also that Dr. James, residence
has been apernacent oue, ia good evidence that
t'hets capable Of ofaecompishins what he promises
"in the treatment Of the speciality in disease to
(which he confines his practice"
The following ID the announcement Of the New
Orleans Crescent to which we have referred:
"DRrAETuRE or Dr. JAxEa--This gentleman
ais medical benz factor Of merit go great that to
IA large portion Of our community his departure
"Is ever rcgre:fal event. He1eaves this city on
Saturday for the North. We can eheerfu1ly re-
commend him wherever he gees. as practitfon-
Ter in his peculiar b1anch Of medicine, who has
"no living superior. and few, II any. sivals.''
Dr. James oficr ie sc Randolph xtzeet, between
State and Dearborn streets, Chicago, III. Can be
found from 0 q. n. to s p m, except On Sunday,
| when he can be found in the forenoon.
| Cures old, chronic and recent dfseases OF the
| blood and organic weakness.
| Madame Cora James, has removed to 81 Welli
etrcet, 30 floor between Lake and Randolph streets
opposite the Briggs House. where the viii be con
sults d BY CIalryosant Slttiags, and By astrology
on nil things pertaining to the past, the present
| ard the future. Hours from q. N. to 5p. m
| Sruday excepted. oe2I4t.
~ Soldiers and others suiIariag from diseases
| produced By hardship and exposure In Southern
swanp., and OTHER missmatic places. should re-
| scrt immediately to the Eenosha Water Cure,
where thorough Bath Treatment, Homeopathic
Specifics, pu7e diet and air. with proper exercise
ard every bodily comfort, will sooa eradicate
| eve,r vestige Of disease. See advertisement II
! anothcs column.
I
, 1862-10-27

IL Cook d McLaln, sseAu Dyer1 and sco7rerA %
CsGrtor3 and ~ $. C!srk streets, clean aad dye
ladies sd sentleneas clothes Il TIA hest and cheap
cit Ancer Tbs Oldest established aouse n tae city.
, 1862-10-27
NL&2cn to CQndfiI0teks

ali candidates IN the North Division for divls-
Ion aud town officers, are earnestly Invited to
nj Ct in the German sll, cornc. TT In.liaua and
Wells streets, on Norday. at N o'clac's q. m
Bur1Eess OF importance will como before tha
meeting BY request OF many Candidates.
, 1862-10-27
Uu1op Republican Meetings.

~ See advertisement Of james Fosters
erectacles In to-day's advertisements.
, 1862-10-27

E95- See advertisement Of "Little Mout:orn
new invention for burning Kerosene with
cut the use Of chimney.
, 1862-10-27

L~*fL4Eky AAAVAAE<S tAC4l A4A0 oNlt@3 VA
concerts to commence in November next, to
be given at intervals Of one month, on the
same plan as those OF last season. WITH au
orchestra fully equal 1T not superior to that of
former years, with greater vocsl resources,
and largely Increased repertaire, they Till be
enabled to give lin proper manner, the caol-
cest symphonica1 works Of Bethoyeu, Mozart,
Mente1sson; schuman, and Schubert, the best
overtu1es, both classical and popular, Enslish
o2d German songs, vocal sulos. duos, trlos.
etc., from favori!e operas, ur.pars songs tor
ma1e voices, ao1os for the piano. violin, mad
all the colo Instruments, together With new
and original traracriptiops sad fantasias FOR
osches estra, on themes from popular operas,
composed and arranged expressly for the con.
csrts BY BaIetka. Tickets for the ser;es OF five
concerts, admitting one gentleman aud two
Ladies', $500, to be had at the music stores of
Root g. Csdy, 95 Clark street; and H. N. Hig-
gins, III Randolph street; at the Office OF E.
/. Tinkham; and of the secretary, at ~ Clark
street. It is very desirable that those desiring
to atteEd the cones rts should at once procure
tickets, that the performances may commence
without unnecessary delay, as the frat con-
cert will not be given until the sale Of tickets
Is sufficient to defray the expenses OF the en-
tire series.
BE1oN MEN, ATTENTION THE " "Young
Mtn's Union Working Club" are requested
to meet at Warmers Hall, on Monday evening,
at X O'Clock, IS business Of importance will
come befoze the meeting, to which all lovers
of cur country are invited, regardless OF form
q sBIlaiona. And It Is particularly, desired
that there will DO full atterdance OF the VI.
1icua Union Ward Committees to report pro-
e1ess. Let is all turn out and ':ehout in the
battle cry Of freedom" :; ::;;:%'' -.
We welcome to our .numbes the loyal, true
end trave. BY order OF the President, ~
CLARK G1ED, Sec,
, 1862-10-27
Aid Wanted for the ContrnbandA at
1&fYOA

Aid Wanted for the ContrnbandA at
QAiHOs
The Sanitary Commission Is in receipt Of
the folIowfpgssadvice by telegraph from Cairo
this afternoon. Though not In the exacs line
ofi.s ordinary work, Jet II the charitable aud
humane OF our citizens will send In to the
1ooms Of the commission contributions in
clothing for the poor sufferers, the commits
sion Will see that everything thus given is I'M
mediate1y Forwarded and properly distributed:
CAIRO, Oct. q, 15ia.
Hon. Marx Skinner:
Ihe ccntrahards sse suffering for clothing.
Two died !ast p1ght. 1t Is fta-ed fsosn expos
"E- FoLsoA."
Will not the pastors In all the various
churches In tie city bring this natter befora
their congregations today, and urge the
sending in Of contributions early on Monday,
so that they may 60 forward BY Monday eveu-
trg's train? The rooms Of the Commission
are at 66 Madison street, In the Theat1e-block.
BASE TuErT.-Ws mentioned few days
since that very beautiful and accurate stat
uette Of 8ige1 had just been completed By the
artist Seihert. In order to hurry for .ard the
wo,k to meet the demand from the
friends Of the gallant general, the artist en-
ployed an Italian to make mould for him In
which copies Of the statuette could be taken.
The knaVe not only dlled s.ibert's order, but
also took mould for himself and as We learn
is now selling the st7tuettes about the city.
An injurcti will be sued out, but IN the
meantime 1t Is to be hoped the scoundrel Will
be hooted from every door where he attempts
| to sell what he has stolen from man OF g.
nius and most deserving citizen. Our Ger
nan fellow citizens who are all anxious to get
/ perfect nkeness Of their distinguished coun.
t1yman, should be specially upon their guar,l
against the imposition Let merit have lts re-
ward by purchasing only Of Seibert or Ill
authorized agents.
| TuEATRE.-1fr. Proctor commences bis en-
| gagemsnt at McVlckerss Theatre on Monday
evening with his popular drama OF "Nlck o
the Woods" in which be has won q world
wide reputation. The sMan aud Tiger" L
the farce, with dance BY Miss Jennie Hight
FIFTH WARp.-Ttere will be Unlo1
meeting this {afonda5) evening, at Finke's
southt asst corner Of Randolph and Desp1aiues
streets. Let the friends Of our country rally
By order Of the
| WARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Any pezaon Wishing to send letters O
small parcels to the members OF tho I'D I'LL
nois, by leaving them at the residence OF B
W. Thomas, 2c8 Illinois street, before
O'Clock Monday afternoon, can hare the aam
delivered
kB See advertisement Of sLitt1e Monitor
4 new invention for burning Kerosene s~ith
, 1862-10-27

soCTH EIDE CANDIDATES. nominated BY thi
Republican EnIon Convention arc rcpaestcd e
m,tt this {Nondayl morning, at 10 o'e1ock
p3cn}jliy ut parlor No. !. Trcmont Hense. Every
Ole who wants hfs Manu- pilated On the tickets /:
exuectcd to be nreHc 4.
, 1862-10-27

HON. JOHN 4. GURLEY'S SPEECH.
After storm Of cheers and applause which
green d the concluding shot Of the Parson had
subs:ded, loud calls were made for the Hon.
Jons A. GuRLEY Of Ohio, aud that gentle
man came forward to respond. He said he
had been greatly delighted with tho address
of Passon Bnownlow, and the enthusiastic
manner In which the audience had received
It. Hc wss delighted because In 1t was an
index of the .tuccess Of his friend, the Hon.
l. n. Arnold, In the coming election. Zap.
plausc.1 Cook county had sent a large force
to TIC field, the majority OF whom vera Re.
putlicans, and he tsa thought that this fact
vcn!d jeopardize Mr.. Arnold's success His
defeat would be great public calamity, but
he vas eatis fled nov that there was no danger.
The speaker paid high compliment to Mr.
Arnold for the energy and perseverance, which
le had displayed in the last Congress. he
rsra!culArlr alluded to the wonderful support
which his effcsts had brought to the bill for
the enlargement OF the Illinois and Michigan
Canal. IN this he would hsyc been SUCCESS
which the eHge1cies Of the Har had created.
The speaker exhorfed his hearers to 20 to
the POLLS on election day and vote. The ap-
proaching election vas to be held under cir
.cunstances more peculiar tn9u those which
have tEapsplred at any previous e!ection'fn
the history Of the country, and It behooved
every man to.be upand doing. The men who
go to the next Congress will have much to do
| with the veal or woe Of this government. II
| ybu eepd democrats they will refuse to vote
supplies to the eoloiers, and they WIN seek :
I diehonorab1e peace, which Will IN the end
bripg about the destruction: Of the glorious
fabric which composes the Union for which
onr fathers bled and died. lAyotce, "We
dou't send that kind."1 It is often asked
! who cansed the war, and the answer is Ia
many cases, "Oh the aholltIonls:s produced
it." lie dared any man to polnt to the first
| Republican who had lifted up his arm ag ,inst
the government, or to show him the frat man
| who had voted for Abraham Lincoln now ID
the eecrssion ranks. But, said the speaker, ]
/ win tell Ycu who has caused tho waf-it was
/ tie Democratic party Of the Nartb. the party
thatb for 30 many yesss controlled The & ~
I eminent, and had groxn rich from the. s2o.ls
Who are The leaders Of tho rebsltionf Tncl
t arc, to man, old DemocratAz Wnsre arc t1t
old leaders, Of tpat parry IL ConYress-J Il
l~~Davis. Keltt, Bafisdsle, q ID o1s7es genus
They ,are all either In the conftderat. army o
in the confederate Congress. B3cock Of Vts
gipia, who wss at one time ths csodtdate o
that party for Speaker. and vho WIS vota
fer unanirnously, is now tao: Speaker of tn
rc{cl Congress. And yet " ase t,ld taat "a
, 1862-10-27

THEATRE.-3fr. Proctor commences his en-
gagemsnt at McVickefs Theatre on Monday
evening with his popular drama OF "Nlck OF
the Woods" in which be has won world
wide reputation. The s'Man aud Tiger" IL
the farce, with dance BY Miss Jennie Hight.
, 1862-10-27

Uu1on Republican Meetings.
Sou1u s1pB-Munday night Octob. eth.
4th WaII-At Christian Scheu's, Wells street,
near adams,
sd Wa,d-At Ne eyer's Hotel, q Sherman street,
opposite Rock Island dt pot.
I'd Ea.d--At Fred. Klcln's, Stats street, engine
house No. 7.
The csIdidates will be there. Speeches In Eng
lfEh and German
, 1862-10-27

FIFTH WARp.-Ttere will be Union
meeting this (aronda5) evening, at Finke's,
southeast corner Of Randolph and Desplaiues
streets. Let the friends Of our country rally.
By order Of the
WARD EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
, 1862-10-27
CHICAGO CATTLE mlRKET,

For the Week Ending Oct rs, 1862.
The receipts Of Beef Cattle and Hogs daring the
ra.s week ending to-day, arc as follows:
Beeves. HoHA.
No. No,
, 1862-10-27

lEE 1QE l1E11 lllaE[3Okt eHUt3s 4ou AEfI1 sCk
cline ont Of ttam to ba expended In the
distribution OF tracts, or Bibles. .Tney never
| give these ladica q dimo for the Soldiers Aid
| Society, to comfort aud console the wounded
! 6nd dying soldier. When one OF tae:n gets
| dime, a real ten cent silver piece bet saen his
| fofefipgtr and his thumb aud slips 1t doTn
into Lis pocket Il yo1 are gentleman OF
| Keen heaiDg and listen closely sou will hear
| the little piece singing os IL goes down the
| chorus ct an old song We used TO sing:
| "Fa7eweul vain world, I'm going homc.''
[Great 1augater.l
he DESCRIBES SOUTHERN TORIES.
! I fEd them In other sections OF the country,
and other States, Organizing new parties,
They are getting up Constitutional Union
| party. 4 considerable body Of them up here
in Miebigaa orsanizsd tatrd p1rty: No;
! puhlicans they said let's get up = third party;
great patty which ss1 swallow up these
| parties like the rau Daniel saw in his vision
pushing eastward and westward, north ward
and sonthward- II Is little leaven Of
It s cd boo% e. e. lo. 1nR sey 1aas1 Msse
stand that perfectly. They aro makIag taat
sort Of movement out in Michigan. What do
they propose? I will tell you what they par-
pose, ii yon will make theu Senators and
purpose. They purpose to step Tie supplies
! Of The army, to annoy and torment tha p5.s'-
dent, and put an end to the war, right or
{nto power again. They lost power
IN a fair light. I lost 20 ~er once. |
belonged to tho Cd Clay- Wshster Wh;F
ecbooI Invent for B-ll aud Everett. was
beaten fairly and eouareIy bY the L;ucolnitss
sn @ hmtted ard nd At the end - of tha Tesr ~, IN
ready and wiling To fry again. fAno,ausa
IN, for sr,ndinT r. I,nrnIn tha
Government and The adninistrstfon. fAn.
66,snss It,s H I'll ,ha ,ow.-nn.snf vs,va ~.
Hu II ~ ~ ~ ps;ass sI s.s
ietus h1aa ~, h1s hsnas ND hs'n ~, nr,se.
~. ~ ~ na1 up ~ 9snos anu heip alI paos
n,ts,o.ss .ai sst uat.ete .oss 4e y ~ nonos1
knWl'e ana aPf'sat mau. lappl4use
rhss rr men Naas posst aSaso.
~ sion ths 1s ~, ~ 10 sontFl kae oMees;
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DIED.,

On the nth inst, OF the typhoid fever, LAURA
VIRGINIA DEVERS. in the 10th year of her age.
Sister, thou VAST mild and lovely
Gentle IS the sumner breeze
Pleasant as the air of evening,
When II floats among the trees.
Peaceful be thy silent slumbeT,
Peaceful, in the grave so low;
Thou no more wills join our number
Thou no more our songs shilt know.
The friends and acquaintance OF the family are
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral, on Sat
urdaJ next, al o'e ock, on Fourth stree, between
NJ AMI Mo 1855.
On the 9th in stant WILLIAM GALLANT,
IN the Goth year of his age. native of ireland, hui
for the last SO years citizen of tie United States
His funeral will take place on saturday morn
Ing, a. 10 O'ootk, from his late residence on the
corner Of 5:h and L streets. H. friends are re-
speouully invited 20 attend. It,
On Friday morning., the 2Sttffnst., F. w. RIS-
que. native OF nchbnI Va, and for the last
His funeral will take pldoe Tomorrow, (Satur-
daJ) afternoon at{ o'clock, from the residence OF
ID. e. IT.
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CONGRESSIONAL
IIxvI.,h conGREss-S.esnd Session.
FRIDAY, March y

FRIDAY, March -
SENArE.-Mr. Ten Eyck presented a petition
from citizens OF New Jersey against further
trsfhc In and monopoly Of the public lands re-
ferred.
MT. Wright presented a petition Of citizens Il
Indiana relative to the proposed tax on spirits;
Mr.. King reported from the Pension Commit
tee, a bill to prevent the allowance hereafter az
pensions 10 widows and children Of revolution
airy soldiers unless their claims are established.
&c; passed.
Mr.. Morrill, presented resolutions Of the Maine
Legislature relative to the Reciprocity treaty
referred.
Mr. Fessenden presented resolution, Of the
same Legislature, relative to internal revenue
referred.
Mr.. Harris presented petition from New York
newspapers be allowed the same privileges In the
U. s. mails abolition papers.
Mr.. Wright introduced a bill for the abolition
Of slavery In the District OF Columbia.
Mr.. Grimes moved to take up the bill relative
to the brigadier generals in the volunteer service
agreed to.
The said bill was then debated by Mr. Crime.
for IL and Mr.. Wilson against 10.
HoUsE.-The Committee on Naval Affairs re-
ported back the joint resolutions Of thanks 10
Captain John Ericsson for the akin he displayed
in building and fitting out the Monitor, which
was passed.
Secretary Of the Interior TO cause Pennsylvania
avenue between the Capitol and Presidential
Mansion 10 be sprinkled with water during the
summer months, and spprcpriGting two thousand
dollars for that purpose.
Mr.. Mcknight said that there was now a ub-
scriPtion on foot among the merchants for the pur
pose.
Mr.. Delano ventured 20 say that no subscription
was on foot, nor never would be, for IL had been
TILED repeatedly before and always failed
Mr.. Burlington roee 10 a question Of order aud
stated that the resolution made an appropriation,
and therefore, under the rules Of the Hobse, must
be considered In Committee Of the Whole.
SO the resolution failed
The House then resolved Itself In Committee
Of the Whole and took up the Tax bill.
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MARRIED.

At the residence of the brides father. on the :Oth
in.tsnt, BY the Rev Mr.. Cox, Lieut. f.. Il. BEN
TON, y. 9. A., Of Moltst mery county, Nd, to
Miss EMMA v. SHAW, OF this olty, formerly o.
Balhmor., Md. Baltimore papers copy.l
On the 18th instant, by the Rev. l.. r. Morgan,
Mr.. FRANK HENRY, Of Ph'ladelphia, to Miss
EMILY McELWEE, of this city.
On the nth instant, By the Rev. Mr.. Coombs,
Mr.. r j. MARTIN 10 Miss CHARLOTTlE A.
THOMPSON, sill of this CITY.
On the nth instant by DIR. Rysn. Mr.. HARRIS
l.. ATCHI .ON to Miss ELIZA BEAN,
Upper Marlboro papers py.l
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WINCHESTER, March - -Nesterdsy, Ashby.
with four guns, appeared near St.asburg, esd
threw several shells into cur camp, killing one
man.
His position was such as prevented his being
cut OF Our guns drove him OF.
Gen. Banks rcconnOitered all the position
within miles Of our camp, returning after dark.
jackson s believed 20 be very quiet below
Edinburg.
Most Of the population Of StTasbuTg have been
UniOnists throughout the war, and are 90 stu
The agent Of the Manassas railroad and the sta
tion- msster have been hidden In the mountains
In order TO avoid Jackson. They have now ro.
turned, and are giving invaluable aid TO Banks.
Many Of the inhabitants have been for weeks re-
siding In the mountains and caves.
All is quiet In this vicinity to-day.
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A FEW or THE MANY TESTIMONIALS FROM THE
CITIZENS OF wAsHINsToN TO DR.. TuMBLETY,
THE INDIAN HERE DOCTOR. ..
N, Female Complaint Cured:
Mrs. CIV Brakeman, Lang p Hotel, Georgetown
CH,e Of NsrvoSs Debility.
Frederick Rohleder, F street, corner I'd, Island
StTofKia Cured.
J. haloney, corner 4th and q streets
Enldrgemsnt Of tAs Heart Cured.
+. Downs, 343 9th street, Washington, d. G.
Serefnla Cured.
J. ID. Lakeman, 9th street, No. 439.
Consxmption Cured
John Clark, Camp Duncan, d. c..
John c. Day, corner I'd and ID streets.
Bad case of Jaxndtes Cured.
John Hurd, No. 500 New York avenue.
David Dillon, AZ .tleet.
Nervous Debility Cured.
John Donohu, No. 5O6, corner and Sd streets.
Cured Of CAronie Disease.
Foundry, Navy Yard, d. C.
ga. CnJsd Of Debility.
Charles Wilson, u. g. Regular
DysPspsis CS,sd.
Benz Dorsey, 10th 81. and Pennsylvania avenue.
CEyed Of PImplss on hs Face
James Reed, 10Th and l. streets.
l1 Chyoafe RhsEndttsm Csysd
NJ. g Howard, 10th street, near Penn. avenue.
NsSeoES Debility.
Charles A. Courveiser, Navy Yard.
Asthma after all fhs Doctors failed
5. J: White, No. 2S3 b street, south side of
Cancer Cured.
J. Blackburn, Georgetown.
Bad Dreams Vita Might StcsatS Cxysd.
r. Haunsch, az 7th street
Fits Ckyed.
J. J. Kane, G street, between 9Th and 7th.
desire your PROSTATE hearts 10 Lift,
Your bleeding wounds 70 cure,
And with the treasure Of Natures gift,
Relieve the rich and poor.
The Indian Herb Doctor will describe disease
and tell his patients the nature Of their COM
plants or illness, without receiving any nforma.
ton from them. No charge for consultation.
Once, No. II Washington Building, Pennsyl.
vania avesue, corner 7th street. mar 2i.2w