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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-10
DIED.

ARCHFR-On Monday. Nov 2 q, Harlem One hundred and
.y.h Third avenue, ksesie Archer aged
Q. wear. aud month. ,
Fup.s. rvice. on Weinesly lih inst 81 O'Clock IN The
afternoon The Bsp'i', Church 81 fnh avenue snd one
hundred ana twenty Menoes' q the Oliver
street Nap ,hurch Msfs0n OF when bod,
deceased 49, c0a.en member ate q.ii 1iify requested
90 b. pTesenN
CR.,ES-A S.~ars " J. on SATURDAY. Nov t,rsh
Hsnush dsuglier 4 .be Rev Craven D d. stei IL
rgner on he s.ou,se she Third Pfesbyersn Church
Tuesdsy irh int. e. y r ~.
TLNfu-Iu sp.inshrli IN sunday. Nov p. = irfsm-
fnon 9Th bowels. william stAe. Only 'os a he late Ut
John &. Ens@I sse4 u Je.f' ., ~ t.t,t
The IcaY-. and mend. q the fariy ar resp ury a'
20 attend n. the frsbyter. tureh n that
place OF sdnesdsy Nov II al O'clock, without isi'h"
notice.
oRiNwOOD-u Yortsr, % saui,y sv,nlts y, O.
ss.snnsh orB~eDd. AseS ~ year. ''''f o. 'o't" -
DrimWaot. .,
an.ssl an Wednesday, m ifos To ff'iines 81 10
..ph 4. ssHsrr N.Iblfton assnus
10 slgllT - Ia Begs~u. N1niaT. ~ a lfl
Tfsase, ss,erss ilsn' daughter 4 rhemon 'ni SA'h
a. ~. rh' .. . a.,
prff an Hecicrl. Wednesday, llrs hs' Al 9cofa
The r.ifis.. AID f@n1s ~iA ssseo.s a. The house " a.
inston syfrue. 81 ofior'
u4Lf,-On Nond.y, Sov. '1Ilcnly q cf1up fimp'ih
kvwsfl b. we'd dsa sAsf n Anna VI al Al1r' Han
Tor pai.icalsrs sse etIesIays piFci
AHLFs-sudirniJ In HfooslsH, on Sunday Nov q John
sasi.ln -afies ln thr ls'h yer - III. rg- .
TAo nd sid relatives Il te family ErsIec"uy tod
g. tend TIE fnafli TIE Church g, h"n.io" "a N'ies
day tic lish ins,., al 20 a. 'A' rave i~'"'y ais"
stfcel q, a A. Ia
VII S0.--On sunday No, 1851 81 the fodsnc~ = h-f
ffh,r urla daughter Of 4. T. Wtsou, Nopiso's, "'fi
80 pHufF. " /. nrrd y
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Communicated
a Visit 10 the City Of Churches.

Last week. business calling us 10 the "Clty
OF Churches" we paid Dr. Rowe the Resident oculisi
and Aurist of Brooklyn, viii, at his residence No a.
Concord street While there little boy who had
been cross yed from infancy that operated on sue
cessfuly his eye which. previous to the operation
wss very badly crossed being after II perfectly straight
Thi, ives the son q, Mr. Robert Stephenson Of No 20
Jay street. Brooklyn.
A LADY from Bergen. n j.. who lad been deaf from
infancy and afflicted with puruleni discharge nom
the ears also catarrh IN very bad form had been
80 far cured that she could hear conversation In very
low tone Of voice. The discharge she said had entirely
stopped and that dissgreeeble raising and discharge
from the bead caused from catarh lad entirely ceased
Consequent upon this her general health hnd wonder
fully improved From being previously delicate, she
had became quite robust.
During our visit many others called. afflicted With
deafness diseases OF the eve throat and catarr-soe
Of whom were nearly sufficiently well 10 be dischhTfed
while others were In fair way Of being 80 beiofe long
From oil with whom We conversod wo found universal
satisfaction at the benefit they were deriving Ono
lady said she had not for many years enjoyed g"'d
nights rect from the conrtin; dropping of The catarrhal
mucous into her throat oDsIDg hc hequca,y !" be uP
during the night 10 clear her throat rniil Size hhd
placed herself under DIR. EOwcs care NOW. sir AnH'
abe slept ~ We would say. Ike n tp n i"'"'' "a
rioas case was gentleman who had been nihi'ie1 tf
many years with very sore upper "i-s'
much 40 that for eighteen months hc hm never
been able 10 allow razor to t"neh ~ pu'
was Obliged TO keep the hair cropped short -
sore hed il become that II Wa one great scnb T. vain
had he consulted the most eminent pc slcli'. ~ %
whom pronounced II "Bslbers lch. and wa treated
accordingly for II, ~ natural consequence receiving
no benefit but being rather made Horse. A. la.t
resort he applied TO Dr. Rowe, who on examination
soon discovered that caused from Tho acrid dl'
charge from cailrrh which lad excoraie DE lip The
gentleman is not only rid 81 s catarrhal officially. bar
20 use his own words enjoys clean shave every morn
ing.
TIE names Of some Of De parties herein mentioned
Ne have omitted not having askcd their p'rni' Jon Q"
rse then and not knowing whether they ""nin ii@'
them used.
y
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IkpEpEspExr UxIos CouYcILMAMc NoM

INDEPENDENT UNION CoUSCILNASIC NoAi-
SA1icys--Ihe delegates from the various wards
.,Dbrat ed within the IVih, WITH With aud WIN
Senatorial Districts met last night in Contention at
their respective headquarters sgroeaby TO the call Of
the Independent Union Central Committee foi The pur
pose OF making nominations for CouDcncn to be sup
ported al the ensuing election The result was az follows
Tho Convention for the IVth District embracing the
6sst eight Wards together with the Fourteenth ward
was called at No ia Fulton street but no meeting was
held a, that place. and reporter after dihgcnt IN
quiry unable 10 ascertain where the Convention
met at all The Convention for the With Distinct en-
bracng the Tenth Eleventh, Thirteenth, ana Seven
teenth Wards met &, the corner Of Allen and Houston
streets, and nominated Thomas ii. Seymour OF the
Tenth Ward, Hugh Nesbtt Of the Thirteenth WARD
and Allen Rutherford OF the Seventeenth Ward. Inc
meeting then adjourned until next Monday even
Ing when the nominations will be completed
three candidates yet remaining TO be nominated.
The convention In the With District met at No. $50
Broadway and nominated William Housner and Alex
snder Egelcson Of tie Ninth Ward. William Hepburn
Of the Fifteenth Ward John H. Pulls ofthe Sixteenth
Ward Ebert Robertson and William =. Op0yke 81 the
Eighteenth Ward. The Convention for tic VIII Dis
uict embracing the Twelfth. Nineteenth, Twentieth,
TUsaty.asst end twenty second WIds nc! u w
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Our Supervisors proceed to-day to canvass
the votes cast in our City at the recent State Eec
ton. If they would be 50 good as TO complete the
canvass within two days-Phiadephi com
pletes hers in one, though she poed heavier vote
this year than VIC did-ihey would greatly oblise
their constituents -
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.lclIT RESTORED.

jane - lolI-M, dear daughter brought mo 10 Dr. F"n
J. .enbcfs biud IA both eyes. could rot bear the
psn nor tie light am completely cuicdby lr. Won tksa
borg and called express my gratitude ~ tie Doctor or
III. .ail and unl.nans attention by which recovered one
Of the precious senses to me- AFTER being deprived oil "'
four yeas Iii. only due DR. Won Ei,cuDgI state tina,
have eI several ply scans In yen shall bc happy 10 bear
,,cna testimony to Ia Won Eisenb.lg 4ed Sauces TO
a, y isdy o. gentleman who viii cali on i.e
MON GlLLON. No. 70 Tu,on st. Brooklyn.
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ANNIVERSARY ADDRESS. Hon Charles
T. Dsy will deliver address before tue American
Institute on Wednesday evening NOV. H. at o'clock
at the Hall Of the New York Historical Society Sub.
ect: THE Origin and History of Institution for tie
PIoinoi on Of the Industrial Arts"
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ONE DAY LATER FROM NEw'ORLEANS.-
The steamship Cahawba Capt. Baker, rom New
Orleans, Oct. 80 at 6p. arrived yesterday 1t ths
port. Although her advices are one day later than
hose previously received they contain no news
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Observation-Disclosures, Nov. 10.

NIBLOS GARDEN-Cor,olanus.
WALLACK'S THEATER-koscdale or the Rihe bsl =,
WINTER GARDEN-kahieen Mavourueen TErce Mar
Ted. $500 nj, Ct
oLYMriC THEATER-I Am All Here Thcrc is no Such
Word Gs Fail. ma
THFA1FR fRANCAIS-Frcrch comp,ry-rlTeo Plsys ,
BARN. MS MUSEtM-Moying Wax fisGie.. c,sht anu
Bow; Liiputan King, Opera; Ghost Drama Msr'c, &c;
PARk ThEATER (Brooklyn-fei cf tae ie.iico-ls. 10
Oaiiec brns IA. - r.,,
GEORGE CnRIsTY'S MINSTRELS--5sS Brosdway-Ethi'
oVisn.sm.
IRVING HALL-De Cordovas Lecture.
HOPE CHArEIs-MiIror Of the Universe.
GOUPlLS- Brosdwst-Mercys Dream.
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CHRONIC cATARRH CURED.
Read

ttU YORK. StttH ~ io'''
This l. 10 certify tiat hay, suhuwd from very 'e'es
CHRONIC CATARRii with drl heesnn', In Tia" head !
fcl, my completely stopped oy co"o''
soenct, the throat the chi stoasg over me "''" 'oe'
.ional bot Auho ricat gns Of Tho chest AID pam SO
much that every thous.h 2ss consumption a'"s
heard Of ,e great rsrforwsdb by Dr. Won E'snoeT
cen,uiied him. with bat t.s hops Of aeore a 80" happy
10 h. enabled add my ,o.timosa to the great humber
ready Ia the Doctors pocssiea ~ to bis se'hono NJ" '
,.f mode Of trraneut he has shown IN my case that
al, and knowledge which lave procured for him sea,
re,u,a,on am "a entirely restored to pesfc health tina,
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from ciiRoNi0
cATAngu aud SORE THROAT 10 apply at once to d.
Won Eisenber.. with certs,ny Of 5oing cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No, b1o Fourth 81
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DIR. Wirtar's

DIR. Wistar's
PALstM or WILD CHERRY
ron
NEARLY HALE \ CENTURY
70, COUGHS COLDS aud al IL 20 COMPLAINTS.
II YOU have Cough,
lryoa have Cold. -
USE WlsrARS BALSAM.
ityo. L,ve stre Throat,
USE wlSTAEs BALsAM!
II you have tie Hfonchti,,
II VOL have the A.ilma.
Use W.sTARs BALsAMi
" '0' nav Use wisfARs BALSAM
nysa have the Wh ,yI Sc, SSssh n;,,s,N
" ''1 "''' USE WlsTARs BALs,Mi
r yoa h,ve tho Csu.enp,ion.
USE NlslAhS BALsAM
For oil Disease. o( the Throat.
JsE MlsfARs BALSAN!
For al Diseases q The Lnns..
USE NlSrAWS BALsAN!
For all Disease. OF tie Chest, ,.,
USE WisfARs DALSAM
None genuine unless ,susd " I. BUTTS o"Mhs wrapper
For sale BY - 49,,
SETH W FOWiE 80, No. ~ fremont st. Boston
md hs all
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corner Of Forty street and broadway and ad
journed until Saturday night without making any nomi
nations.
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N ARlsuE ID.

o ROURKE-TuELLs-On Tpesd.y. Oct. o.. at the red
dsucs a the bride parents by the Rev Alex H. Ninion
Capt 81 j. Rourie l. Me. Jennie O e.de,, daughter Of
NJ, Loul, FUELS all % this city
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The yx,hc,r;.u Outward Rouud

ST.. JOINS. N. f., Monday. Oct. 9. 1863.
The steamship Hibernan from Boston for
Galway, sailed from this port Saturday at 2p m.
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The Ohio River.

PARKERsBURo Va. Monday. Nov. 9, 1863.
The Ohio River at this point-2OO miles be-
low Ptsburgh-s five feet and rising. Bills Of lading
can be issued by rail and water 10 Cincinnati. Louis.
yille and all Intermediate river landings.
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Electricity.
DIR. HYDE. VI
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
No. as STHAv.,
NETWORK
oiss houu from s IN 10 p m. and rom,1 to p m.
FROM MRS C. EEwCOMB
FROM MRS. C. EEwCOMB.

Nsw.YoRK, Msrck'7, 1869.
DR. HYDa, Dear Sir-I aHosds much plessus to con-
tribute testimony in favor Of your new mode Of ayns
electricity which, In my has resulted far be o4d my
sangune tsons Ater having been under the
treamentof nine different phy.sns within the LAT tnee
years during which time suffering from aphona f los,
voice and had almos, depaea Of speaking socd
again. induced to try your mode. and, strange TO
say ser the sixth seventh application voice rsned
feel that restored to the enjoy OF bf and
soce.y TO which have been comparatively stranger an
add that had previously tried electricity applied very
emily from your system without any reef Win the hoPe
that others similarly unfortunate may receive like benen os
MRS. &. NEWCOMB.
FROM O. S. wASHBURy, ESQ, OF McKEAN, PA.
Mci,EAH, Pa, July n, 1852
On. II. T. IyDE-Desr Sir: send you statement OF the
effect Of Electricity upon myself with permission to ase Tor
the benefit OF others desire d, For thirteen yesf
hsva been afflicted with the Asthma and during that time
hese have been but few months In which did not suffer with
that entirely four tire dss and
longer, until had become down by dscass
In bad attack have sat HIGHTs In sneces
son The active exercise would bring About the
let Of March last placed myself under your and almost
immediately felt like different being have gained OYER
twenty pounds In weight. and able to do considerable
woIt has also improved general health and gson me
Your. truly, O. 5. wAsHBURN.
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Travellers Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson r. r., GO wsnsn-s....7 10
a M gad a S and JOY p m. Sunday p m.
To Albany h, Harlem X r.. 26h-s, and thav... lQi IA
10 Boston by New London line, Pier 80 4,
s,ounston line, Pier H., n. H., and fall River
line Fer J. n r. daily Sunday eIcep,edj.... p. IN.
To Boston by New-Haven kk.. via Springfield
2Thst and,ih-av.. ........ q a m IN y aud . p N
To Boston BY New. Haven RI, I'm Of. aud sn,
sv Shore Line. ......l.. and p m Sunday p ~
To Buffalo. by kIie Rk, foot OF Shrmbe''
ana III IN ana v n''
To lsiy Fire ls!snd. and other resorts on Long
Island by l.. J. Railroad. from James Slip and
foot Of 3ithst T. R.................esm and \
To Phlladelyhis by New Jersey Railroad, foot OF
CourtlArdt T. 10 m. o. u. II. p m Sunday N
To Philadelphia by Camden and Amboy Railroad
Pier &C. n R. foot Of Barclay si...........ss IN p IN
To Warrington by New Jersey RR. T. lOa m, I'm
and a and II. foot OF CourlAndt st. Sunday III m
To the West by Central Railroad Of New Jeisey
foot Of our, sndt st. and q m. IL m....snf y III
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Business Noiife5.


sotn,snS and OFFICERS in the Army, being
e,p..eo "a. Ben changes. should elw be applied with
"Enowxs Bnex HAL rnocags hey give po"'p' rr'o
in Cold Cough. an lni'ai.d ThrofL
FALL HATs.-Despite the rise in gold, and,
of course other materials, KNOX keeps bis superior fal yi'
of isrs the fau prices. Iis' sc IS hsox Oh "oi'"t
,sa o,' decorate, hcads OF Sow io'Aei. with h'
SCISSOR bee gotten ia every sgr Ih,t be- is a'ece'-
GA. a DID Dol. .- d. not 10 be wondered a.
Nogros's GOLD PENS are now sold AZ the
sane price. b. before the encemen' Of the VAR this
entirely owing the Manufacturers Improvements ~ HA
elnery h present large Retail Business and Cash Ad'nnce
system io until he commenced adveii'ng us business was
done o.. Credit aud ,t,eay uih the Trade
The Morton God Pens tie only ones 'od al Ola Pe'
s,rhe makers Of all Other god pen. charge the Premium on the
God Government, Tax &c 5ui Morton has cnat'u
his prices Wholesale OF Retail
Ofthe grea, numbers by NAH to all parts Of the world
during tie past yeals in thousand has ned to
reach IT, destination In safeyi showing that the Motion Cold
Pen can BE- obtained by any IN every part OF the world
az the fano price, postage only excepted.
Reader you have enduring alsays ready and reliable
Gold PEN exactly adapted ;oyour hasd mud style OF writing
which will do your writing vastly chesper than s'ec Pens ana
, fla, ,cscut almost universal ighPcssnre Price OF every
ding Won can have Morton God Pen ehcpr IN proportion
20 the labor spe upon It aud material used tnn any other
0od Pen In the World II you want one col on A. MORTON
No. rs Mpi5en Lane, or incose stamp ior circular.
GROVER g. BAKERS CELEBRATED SEwiNd-
M.cv,xv. were awarded the highest premiums over Az com
- =, a.. vacant State Fairs Of Ncw.fot' vermont
l. ri.higsu Indiana Illinois Kentucky fenhsSvah"
o,t as every Institute and County Fan whrI' "ipeo
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Naw loRs July ~ Ice.
f... h....t far fuufs. q,

qhi. e.luae. the, my moihcs has been for some time
ieI with partia iesfne.s suar.ns foni pain. and 'a-
e ia tue heal tose,l,r with otl,r iudicsuon' Of =
total o.s heannr Df kon fiA1cfs removed ii'm h"t
esr ssa, quantity OF matter together wih e"'sua'd
relieving h,r nsianiancouiy and all without pam Il VIII
Grateful thanks ilt .i,c til, testimony to Die aAil
,AEROLD j. POsr 10. 70 souhst.
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JAMES FuRLoSO No SO sdly.

NJ l1t ALLxs o.. Srw iosE. Feb T. 1868
lase been completely deaf .n ole ear aud partially 20 III
,h, abe os Abo,o seventeen yciu, with d'asceole d'
,,., ,oo both eat. combined with con,inu, rumblins
no., o., bead io which have been treated ~ fi'''
niarut pfa,t nef la the lily without tic slightest f'.'ei
consulted d. Won fi,cnbeis but must cani.dly 'y 'a
h 10 bis iucce., when dl Co., It' therefore due
"a, d. Won E.on5cis aeAnoslrds ihli am entirely cured
M thu, De dt,payel tuai cal. a4A suoviedis VIII d haye
l is li,n such "a unfigalel rcpuia'iJn A. haze bal
ala opgo.y ol compahns na mode OF treatment " ''h that
OF oih.rs con truly that 1t Is net only snpeio' Dat
, a,Pes which difcct mode OF scsoins to- hca'.1
Ii, o,, ,,l,i.u certain joins TAI OR
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Mnl!s Clore mt the Post.(

For Great Britain and the Continent BY steamer .
Canada Tuesday Nov Observation-Disclosures. m.
For Europe BY steamer Nova Scotisn. Thursday.
Nov H. Observation-Disclosures. l p.
day Nov. O. p IN.
For Havana, by steamer II Cid, "wednesday,
Nov m.......... acknowledgements. p.
For CshioTuis &c. daily (Sundsy excepted overland -
via St Joseph, Mo. u anu IN
North Albany Buffalo and Canaias .....ss IA an y
North and Wc.t Nav 2p. IN
Western Al al via re Railroad .....3a snd a
Southern and South Western Mall a. m a and 10
ssteIn Mail. H'' -
New. bedfcsd Newport and all River........... Up m
The Lons Island Mail closes at N. and p. m
sunday Mai!.-On sunday all mails close at "a y.
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Special Notice..

The Fourth Ward Union Association WI nod
hc' re. D. monthly n,.i'h. q ,is p .,i, A., 10
o. ''', a .'i me- 80 I've c,aise VII meet No 50
l.. 10. al hiNk4 o LtAsk, ffo'id'ni
r W. ra" :. II, s,srr'a,Ie.
Flsh,rcnth Wnri Union Associations. sf",'a
Hee4s oith" AZ lit "sia 300 - :, '''.,u "a o . "
I.. i... .nI -i..t On TUESDAY EtEHlAD. So le q
ocoss Al Loyal ''paet'P'' ,',,ri I'm r,s'lf.t
va DarvuoSo scerr'sY
The fir, 49, cInb of the An'cr,cnn Institute
~ ,lae-i,,, 40 seiorG rEfEH MAD ESQ., viii
conc ''' 100 ''''''' 'IouSw tii1NufEs, see'r'.',.
Auction Noiice.-Ibe .le'4s ..r Of ~ nAH G"...
WILL. ~ = vfrina. b., tat,sn..,. a. No ~
ifaaA,fay. w. coui.prnfc 10 N. "r''a 'i'" A'"''.'
MphaiNo N'v. i@
rhs Anniversary Address t..iore the AlkM1 -
INiTTi VII b. delivered the liii OF tho New go
Historical SYri~ty - is. If Ilh o. On NfbNt'
nAi HFEEIN6 hos. ~. 1875 - O'CLOCK. By tne ii"n
..o,, lor - rr.,no'id.i the nd .ti4i A,t Mrn.
brr. M nd ei be 'dph,ed by '"oe bog .~if reA''si'
tAs Institute so :! Coop Union
f"r'' '"'- Iuasi FtEs,FUEf,
Id. ,l All. .. an. MINK and Fanrs fiiis Crufs F Il
ctf". GIt .TLEfs md COLLARS Poi'r Beer h,d.on
say Wol Bud-lO sod Ftney ROBES retailed q, "ie ce
= '''" rrRKRs. lite WATKINS
-. 10 Ifoad~ay, conner Fulton g.
Ladies' fine Gold Bracelets, New >t,ie-.-
tI,ffl III. TWELVE flf1 kEs, nv tHlD -flNt I"
ONE ICHDiIB DOLLARS o-ch. ..
~ - .'N, q. &. ALLEN,
NO. llJ groidsiy ore door below tanaf''
Ladies, Gill ConIs, New -bics-FROM PAhls.-
Two. qIiG.E. -FOUR, SIX, LlGHi TN and hItE'
DOLLARS each. fof 'slc b. ,,yy
80. il5 Boadway, orc door belo" Canal a.
silver Wntchr. Of MI ~ 70
Ei6nTEEs, TWtNTi, TWENTY .tlhE, I!iult -FI'b5i
asch Var al, by q g. ALLEN,
No. AIS Broadway. one door eeios Canal %.
F.n,-LADIEs' FANS NEW STYLES fhoM PAniis'
Two THREE, FIVE, SEVEN TEN, TWILL T., +"
TEEN T. TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS ei,h. fOi sac -
GkO. &. ALLEN,
No AS Broadway one door be'S" ANA o.
Enr-Viuu. and Pins. New ~, les TWO THU
FIN r. and EiOiII DOLLARS a. act
f"i N"'pS O. & ALLEN
No. ilj Ps,aJ~ay, ono do.s b-'o" '"ia' =
Notice 10 Irvine Manufacturers ANA b'''''' -.
Whereas Letters Pate Vt tbs iuhcd 'th's nv A.,
granted the sabsci Iar for Prepared Jn.e s;yr
s,itute for Cotton " uppns T~in.' notice u ''
that any nffingeuusn, 81 tho will be piosres''
Ji.MES T.. TRAINERS, no ~ "''A
Eew-iork, Nos. \ 1854 ------.
Beds, Mr.r,rrr.cr, &c., an
GOOD AND CHEAT, NJ
WlLLAEDst
No. ia ugdsonst
Corner ilouslon
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The vtr,.f., cInb Of The Amcricnn institute

vii rr,. .I fY.ra l Doc Efi A i.',."'s Ia
D.Y ,la.-l,,,. Il a aelofE ~ TN % MAD go. NM
conc lc li. lcnlaT. las u walton % 600 W."
IOiiS " CHANNELS SECRETARY.
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CATARRH CURED.

NEw.YoKx Aug. %, 1869.
have been suffering cor the las, three years from severe
Cst.uh. with continual dullres in my head ushne"
aero" my chest, weigh, over my eye' which were weak
~siery and very painful Ny po',h. were continually 90
.,tue,sd With pouring hai have had frequent 'nse'ns
hoafens smy ,olc. generally attended with 'Pins 'en
With alne.. Of my throat, together with serene" and
sropnx Dr. Won Essnbsrs has cared me Of al these d's
.,eabe suasrns now feel tfe The treatment Of
Dr. Won Esenbers I, $, Iul az IA 'neee'fa ' imP'''
be 20 overrie III. benefit have received hs hand'
heartily recommend any suffering Ike mJ'," to place
,L.n..ve. under Dr. von Eenbcgs care with eef'sH'y
Of being ,ss,ay cured awe this with sr''od' 'na peas
use cannot fofbesF again saying hat my voice "h'1h W."
hoAr.e and thik when spPed,o DR. Won Ei'enSeg no"
clear AID good indeed | fee sbandan,iy satisfied
JAMES LITTLE. No. 1's ',h't. Nsw'ioes
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

HARLsn July 20, 1888
Ihsve been deaf for over twenty-five year,. and Dr. Won
Ei.enbcrs operated both my without tho slightest
pain did no. believe such thing could be done now
hear v, and feel nv head clear which did no, for tho las
twenty years. Tho de,,criiy and .k with which the opera
ton va. performed svince, the bshe', practical ability
hear perfectly II, now month since the OPERATION
and continue 20 fee a. well az
WILLIAM LIDDLE.
Harlem. l2e,h.t, between I'd and Jisu
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INV YoaG September Z.


have been ,aas,ins for year, past from severe c''ah
With great Asa,ins. nay eye With severe dspfsss'"n
great vns.as.. and palm In ny bead great dheui' Ia e''h
"a .hi continual accumulation Va ao'ih' "hieh s''
10 Ie.s. sh, Tor several yesr' have oon'"isi'e''i
phy,lel,n, who pronounced me ,obs eon'ump'e. What
suffered for 90 long time ads.cbsbs. Ny system "a
,uiis,y dsuans.a aud greatly dsbi,atei not orly ic'
~,l but h.ls eioua continually before my rye' 'ad my
a.. ~es 90 aa,.d that threatened With io''l lose
b.sra. mu.i ..y think wa' guided by ffo'ie'nee TO
come to Dr. you K.enbers who not only cured ne Of my
C.,arih BY removing aon'ains qianiny Of d''i''a''
,,,er from my bead bat e restored pcrfec lie ilh
ts..lns have no, csloyed for many year. No" ENJOY
pod night. ret anil parsas my business 'h comfort
aus, sslno~s, hat ~ Won ti'enbers' uHd md scientific
te.u.us lor CA,.h deserves the hishes, conmenda'on '
,, plpls which direct, h system u euFias Cs'Ash ia
.ssA =. 20 q. ndor success. certain
JAMES FURLOSO No $50 iisv
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