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'r-a,,ler-' Guide.

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To tr.rv ~ Tsrl.1 Il T. 2ri- q "a phafe. D..
10 Boston. BY New LouiIa hno. Flrr - y X
'in. ,irI = II d.Nv SUNDAY ear.ffeil....... p ~.
70 boston. by hc~ Haven Eh, s.e rfri r.rf
.1thsi ard iih eve a o. aia .. 90 v ."
:. w so1e lisr'...i,i af46p No. SUNDAY
10 Buffalo by fuc RI, ia 81 IhafDeis,
st..................s tii iN
T, Philadelphia By New je's~J Railroad foot -
Coudlsril 49,. i0a o., 4. q. J! g. o. 9un.y ~ D"
To pLiade!phia b, Ca1i,n ard hmboy Railroad
Pier &c X got ~ Barclay - .......-.h n H. ~
To " .shus;on. ~ Sgw.Jor,sy Ht ioA a..
All =. al ia q loot 30 ,uIffsnt' o. Snfdty q ~
T. Az. W. ~ Csr'fai Railroad Of Nrs J"fsfy.
fn.i of Car .sii - ~ "a n. y ln....ad y ~
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ssanici Young, the Braf.ed Man.

To ~ F8fo, Of y. y Tribune
SIR: In your remarks on the draft, to-day,
you mention that when the Of Daniel Young was
drawn. ie was recognized as an ex.Member Of the
Legislature take this opportunity to correct you
The Daniel Young that was dawn is not, and never
has been ilwmaker; bat the contrary, an homes,
usn and las.abding citizen aid sn aci'c member oi
Easne Company No. ].
This Company has been fortunate enongh 70 draw six
prizes in the lottery Of Mars Fry and has furnished
many volunteers to tie Army Of tie Union.
Yours truly, CoNscmIT
.Sev- io,k, No. 40 Meyee,sx Aug. q, 1868.
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FROM TEIE PACIFIC SIDE.
Th, California EnrbOr Dcfcuses-Chnnge
u pIan-AHnirs ia oregon and idaho.

SAN Francisco, "Wednesday, Aug: 10, 1868
Atelcgram has been received from Malor-Gen.
Uaeck ordering the suspension Of the proposed haI9f
Snfersss and directing another plan to be adopted
INSTEAD Of erecting works Yerba and Buena Islands
and Rncon Point two large batteries of ten guns eaeh
are u be constructed on Angel Island AM heaVy DAT
a. on san Jose or Black Point. The works 70 be
commenced as soon US tie leayy timber required for
ther con be obtained. g,
News from the Oregon and 1dobo mines Is received
=, the end Of july. Three fourths Of the people at
Bose River must leave soon FOR lack Of water The
bars on the Upper Columbia River extending 200 miles
are found 20 turn out richly.
Tb,ee hrndred thousand dollars reached Victoria
from CaraboOb BY one arrival lately and $500 more
are on tie way There are not many claims there Dul
they are exceedingly rich.
The S:oker mines in British Columbia failure
Sailed Aue'. 10 ships Merchant Spasue. for Caao Sei'
md Siripc. Ceaves, for Puget sound Aibon, ioI oo'
DINA Rcd Tor ditto; Friend for ditto.
Arrived ship Bunker Hill from New-hork
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President Lincoln TO Attend Union N"Hs
Nccsiug-<scn. Logan Denounccs Judge
Omeleyeuy.
ST. LOWS. Friday. Aug. u. 1853.

ST. LOUIS Friday, Aug. u. 1868
III, Democrat of this city publishes special
dispatch from Springfield. H.. which says thai President
Lincoln has signifed his purpose 10 attend Union
mass meeting TO be held in that place on the 30 Of Sep
TENDER but should the public business prevent him from
being present he viii address the people by letter
Nos; extensive preparations are being made TO MAKE
this tie largest meeting ever held in the West.
Gen. Logan addressed a large meeting at Saline IL,
o. Tuesday. Judge Omeleyeny was present, ard Gen
logan denounced him Of tic leaders q band Of
eftratcrs who are plotting to overthrow the Govern
Eent.
Judge Omclcveny left the crowd without making any
reply - Gen. Logan.
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Igs.,s ARMY.

We have Trustworthy information to-day.
satisfying that Lees army is daily decreasing in
strength the number Of descrtons from IL oufnumboT
ing the conscripts dali Joining IT, At no previous
period OF the has there been 30 great dispOsitiOn
manifested 20 desert flou II. All bis dcseriers vino
come this way tell the san tale.
They number now four I'VE times ar many az ever
before and by far the greater portion Of them are nn
tyes They unite in declaring that ninetenihs Of those
who are how deserving Lee make for their respective
homes instead Of coming this way They aLo all say
bat the feeling that the Rebel cause is lost Is universal
Ia the Rebel Army 0f Virginia Watb. Star.
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CHRONIC CArAIRH CURED.
lgan

NTN,IonX, NaFch IT IttJ
Til. Il 70 certify thu, hlve suffered yoa very severe
CHRONIC CATARhH with sdal hesvurss ~ 'he head !
I'll. my p ely stopped .csofap.n!sa ~ coninh
lfers. Il IL. tast fhe ~ salng vim coca
sonal hot huhor srea; stnrss Il tie chest and pam 80
much ~ tia, every though, consumption Having
heard Il the ra, performed By Dr. Won ki.enuer
consulted hrl with but tr hope a IKE ara 10" happy
enabled nii nv icsii,uia q the great number
ready Ia r Doctors potscss.Ju - hs scennc and soc
crssul mode b. a sh0~ IN NY case Thai
skl ad kr0s DE which have tarrt for nm - geli
reputation a 80 entirely restored % Icg'ec health that
do most sincerely recommend al Sufferers from thhDNiC
cATARRH sui SORE THROAT 70 app a. once u Dr.
: Oh El.entcf. /. lth q certainty Il Boz NJ cured
lAEDEAlCk WLbEA, 30 lls Youth -
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No iss M,D.,os.sr.. Xsw.YorE, Feb O. 1913.

No i.8 M,D.soS-sr, Szw-foEE, Feb 1913.
have been completely deafn one ear md partially so Ia
tie other for above years with disasreeole dis
cl4s~ from bo,h .af. combined with continual run5ins
noi.. Ia tie head Tor which have been treated by most
eminent practitioner in te cy without the slightest 'eei
cons ei Dr. Nou E-snoers but must caniily say that
had 10 ia,h In liz success when di 30. ls therefore due
70 Dr. Won Ei.rner 70 uknoelcdge thu entirely cured
also s, BE- Displayed that IAN and knowledge which have
proour, fos him such uny -ed reputation A. have hal
an opportunity Of comparing AS mode of treaneni with that
% oh-s can ;uiy tina; il "a not only SUPERIOR bit
the pracpes which direct hi. mode Of restoring The hearing
80. d, me ,,suio, certain JOHN TAYLOR.
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OFFICE,
No. $40 Broadway,
MAR lITH-ST.
Emporium, 10 Rriiwa, Traveller:

IslPOKTANT 10 The .Ol !usr., -
IMPORTANT TO ALL TRAN kLERS..!
The sEPTEnBER NUMEER Of .,
kPPLYTONs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
vl be rcady shIrRbAl AaS - ~ ~ ,S; ~
l. important Instructions to Railway Travellers n reference
Tiuc ta5les Lime indicators, AID the Art Of Ifa'
H. Tours, Guide l., th- Principal Watering Places Springs
aud iaces o. 4st ol41e Resort In tie incd states
Saralor, Siarala flis White Moruiains. LaAe
Ge8rss Newpoii C.i,kIl Mountains Lake Cham.
plain Cape May Aiinic Cl,y, Sc, a. Sc.
III. Ec.f.y Ole HunicA Hallway MaYs representing ne
Primo POI Routes 60 ini from Boston New-lois Aba
Milwaukee, -. Pail ia CTo.,e. -. Loais. Ne",oT
lean. Nlcksbuls sicAphis, Nashville, Louisville On
cinush pi,isbus. Harrisburg Baltimore, Washington
~. R,mwAys asp Insis PROGRESS. The Uuleycloped
Territory OF the United states; An OHIO Farmer m ui,
noiA Tie Baltimore lnd Ohio Railway Atlantic and
Great v csern Railway Illinois Central Railway The
Mississippi River Opon; The Great Pacific Railway
from Council Blgbs 70 sicianenio C.iy, Michs-n Cen
trail Railway; New-ioFk Central Railway; Chicago,
Alton. and 81. Louis Line; Milwaukee aud -. faGl
Railway; Central Railway Of New Jersey ondiuon Of
Southern Riwuysi REORGANIZATION OF Railways; fe,
nln,ula railway, oil Greek Railway; Cleveland and
Toledo Railway Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati
Railway.
v. A,grpofrs AND INCIDENTS or TRAVEL; The Art Of
Hearing or the Distance 10 Brandon The Con'aband
and tle Berkshire lgi Western tie, or How TO lake
upa Collection; Who arm or ihe jersey Lawyer
F0rio. o. tut hls Toe Nails The Two Duichmcn. OF
Who should Keep the Note; Busness Scclei--The
Yellow clyets, The Buckeye sha lsh3o.er; The IRE
s.tnr r. der anl he -Four Ministers. Hunting UP the
lost sheep one OF tie WATERS some on Free Passes
The Isish Boy And the kittens; She Tried to Choke
Him.
VI Time aud Distance indicators lclnce,ng the Difference
IN Time and the Distance between the various Ctsss
49,. throushout the niied states
APrLEIONs ILLUSTRATED RAILWAY GUIDE
]. ior sale all OF tie principal booksioes fetodei ana
throughout the United State. aud The canadss
PRICE ONLY TWENTY 1--WE CENTS.
D. APPLETON Co. Pnbi.hcrs,
Nos. it3 and ii3 Broadway.
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FIRST DIvISioE. n. Y. S. NJ. n. Give
hear that efforts 10 De made 10 induce President
Lincoln 20 exempt The members o. the ls Division Of
New York State Militia from the draft on account of
services rendered 10 the General Government more
than one memorable ocoaion. II is oontonded tina; the
militia is ready TO take the field at any moment as II
body and that il is unfair to call upon ts meinbcrs TO
take an equal chance with ohefo IN the wheel Of for
tune II is stated by those Interested that Gen san
od has promised to uoe hS influence u procure The OK
cmplion.
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,r,ils Close nj he posi-Omcc.

For Orea; Britain and .hc Con inert 10y ai'f'nrf
a., ~ iol M
s,,',l,y A., 10. IN
For New Orleans by steamer Evening stat, Sh"t -
For South Parifr md Central America. ny steamer
Ocean Queen Mondsy Az N................ w L. ~
i :, Io..ub ...............sa u aud Q. p ul
Nh .it,,v ma 10 .ni sfsls....s A. co.. ard q o. in
~.h - ~, ~ a. W,iI ................... % q "a
49, wg ~, b =, r-iir.,I ..s a. 90. ani a n rrl
-. "a s,n,i ,X'.,,-g Mail 80 a. ~ .. and - n
4 80, 80 .........sa. u. ! and O.. Dr. u
New bedford hcwporf ali ts Neef...-.-...-... p i'
The Long lllfl Soil s'ns.s a. 3 o. Poo, ana y 10
sunday a.ils.-On -.Iaf, al on sis close a. 9. a.
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WILLIAM LIDDLE.
H-rlem, ll6,h-st., between n and 3i-ay'
NEW.YoRk. My s. 1913

NEW.I YORK, M1y 0, TtJ.
va. entirely delf m my len accompanied By dis
ch,go placed myefunder DR. Won Eisenhers care who
by biz st restored to perfect hearing In the short
space o. few MINUTES without giving The slightest pair
the dschsrge ceased entirely The Eu-ischan Tuoe
which obiersiod il quite OPEN ard feel this, the air
pa.snge performs ~ functions amply satisfied aid re-
commend every suffering from Impaired hearing to place
,hen.c,es under Inc treatment of this eminent and successful
hy.ician. THOMAS OAANAN no aJso'
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Ca,,,uiu. SAWYER nnd Flynn.

Last Friday was the day set for The hanging
Of these two Union prisoners in Richmond. in vcialii
ton for the very proper act Of Cen burnside IN hang
ING the two Rebel officers caught IN disguise within is
lines and therefore liable to punishment ~ SPIES uhuef
military law.
II is safe to say that Carts Sawyer and Flynn were
not hung on Friday last nor viii they bc hung. As
should they be- Gen. ". H. Lee and Capt inder VIII
doubtless be strung up Fortress Monroe IN an hour
after an order to thai effect reach there by tee'
gro
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Til, cerfe. that my n'oher has been foE some time
afflicted with ps-,iA dea.. suffering from Pain and rum
bling nolse. In e heai soiAer Will other Indications o.
,oa o.. Of bearing Dr. Won Eisenbcfg removed Rom her
quantity q matter together with eoasl1scd blood
re-yinr n.'auisneouy sni al whou; pga 1t Is with
grateful thanks ;ast gi,. tbs te-iiaony q IL SAN
tAHEDLD poor, NJ - uou'h .i-
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Government loan.

PHuADrLrHit friday. Arr. 2ls 1893.
The s.les Of Government Bonds to-day amounted
Tile formation Of National Banks IS absorbing large
amounts Of iye-tweniies and giving greater stability
and permanence to local currency than has been here
tofore enjoyed in commercial circles.
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ALL OF ONE KIsD.-As n train load OF Nor
CANS men was passing through Newark. OHIO one oil
tAcm as the crowd assembled 10 see the lorsetme'c
and murdcrcrs asked If there were any Naiandignin
mon nbouiy Yes sir said a raw bOncl ch1p " am
la Vallandigham man" " Al right slid The horse
hicf get right in here with us we ara al ' alan
Il. r.
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lTHiCt '. y, fTii,y- AHg. q, 10
Secretary Seward and the Foreign Ministers AZ
rived here via Cayuca lake. at one O'Clock today and
left going South at p. n.
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The Araaia Outwnrd BOnnd.

UAL1rAy, Friday Aug ~ IoV''
The steamship Arabia from Boston, arrived
here ot one o'clock this morning and sailed again ior
liverpool %; two O'Clock
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TEACHER AND ScHoLAR.-A few days since

TEACHER AND SCBOLAR.-A few days si1cc
Gen. Meade met the Secretary OF the Treasury ID
Washington and on shaking hands with him. aSkc'
Were you not here in 1899, and had You se'eo'
school for boysT lie was answered IN tao aifin'''
by the Secretary when the General added - was one
Of the boys in your school"
In 1882. Mr.. Chase was n student in the Law
Office of Mr.. VIM Writ. in Washington. and for the
purpose Of deiiaying his expenses openeda CiasseA
School
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MRs LINCOLN AND THE French MAN-oF-
WAn.-Mrs Lincoln. Who has been IN the city a few
days pd y.t on Thursday 10 the French irisnie La
GueIiefe where she received with The honor due
to her position and with shat ooufesy characteristic Of
the French gentle M. Lincoln expressed herself
delighted win her visit and with the attentions PAID to
Ter on board.
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sr0gT RESTORED.

June n 1853 Ny dear daughter brought me 20 DF Won
T.rnberg almost bind ia both eyes could no., beaf TIE
rain nor he sh, am completely cured by Dr. Won hten
be- ana cal ed now express my gratitude 20 to Doctor tor
bis sk and rnru.,s attention, by which recovered one
~ The most preriou. after being deprived Of ioT
1sf ysals Il ouy Due 90 DR. Won Lsenbcrs g state tai
Law tei several lhycsns IN vain .ta be happy 70 pear
ost1uy Dr. Non Esnherss uEEiN sed success 10
any laIy OF scuil.lu - who win cal on
ultI DlLLOS No T. fultOns, Brooklyn.
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have great pleasure testify 70 tho skl Of Dr. Won Ei'en'
berg went into HE Office almost completely deal and came
with M perfect hearBg II /. nearly twelve months since
AID the heins perfect The operation which lasted I" o
OF three minutes each Of my Inc no pain wha''o
ever h aience recommend all sufferers to place them
selves under Dr. Won fi.cnoefg's unsDrpaised skill
SAMUEL &. HUNT.
No & Nesserol, sy., Greeupoin, L. l.
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Burning Of the steamer Zimmerman.

NIAGARA. c. w. Friday. Aug o. 1868
The steamer Zimmerman, of the Toronto and
Iewis;, route was destroyed by fire at her dock last
night The second mate and Waterman were burned 20
death.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

TIE DRAFT LoAS IN NOTWITHSTANDING
specinl meeting OF the Common Council IT Is under
stood will be held Oh Monday evening in relation TO
the Draft Loan the Mayor being desirous TO suggest
some amendments 10 the resolutions passed on Wcdnes-
day evening TO procure the money required with
greater facility.
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DIR. Won EISENBERd,
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
HARLEM. Jnly 30. 1853.

have been deaf for twenty-five years ard Dr. Won
Esenberg has operated both my without the slightest
min did not believe such q thing could be done now
boar and feel my head clear which did not FOR the s-
twenty years The de1tety and skill With which the opera
ton performed eyinces the highest practical ability
hear perfectly. u Is month since the operation
and continue to feel Is well
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TRUssgs. & Co.'s Radical Cure
Tauss Oace only AT No yeseys. Ao Supporters. Sus'
pensoIy baniagc. silk Elastic Stockings to Va.icoSe Veins
Shorlter Braces &c. klsiy attendant.
FOR THE HAIR-BARgYS TRICoPHERoUs.-
The best and cheapest article Sod by Druggists.
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Ii)INSS.


The Anzus. number bi's Fyrrniner. eed By ;i-s
Rev leorr. IN. following editorial notice
IoufsF MAr.K.-ll tn.- number OF orr ri-s zn~ va
Introduce to lie 81 Tsslrr Lls uisis< pf-i-f
atou We have 10. pay nor because 0af ns
re- 1.ed ncdiuf 81 a.. - i.-tfor We have uu.ori
Is declined tAenibut srlude % God. ard s'nsc o oou
alton 10 Dr. And.r- Co ss made insert he toos !Dgi
Nv ONLY son George r. SoIg- b yegTs has bess.
afflicted To- dozen years more or less with ~. ini
,nrins. and inflammation. ia various parts % hh pesy.
ofrntus s..inugy, be- 10 death; tnen cisto
,or season but only for return % che Glseas wi.h oro
violence For the pest tgee yeaIs he has la. oYn N
Ii lreast. aA sly his collar bone, with l'rcH
ton h.. throat hs Espy incr-asine so thai eS,n
appeared Inevitable. Ia fA CONDITION Do apried - w
Arieis Co b. the tie Iodine " aier Gc ucc-aioa
IL his throa disappeared short TINE Continuing D. 49,
IN .e. than months he apparently hes ID ard ms
genera heatn riuch i4goN cd tbs sou, whom nj iei.d
5ud f asleep ~ ieal before ,iis SanrneF siDad oos
/. row apparently IN fair way TO fscs teaih
ss is common 70 mortal In gratitude 10 uot mo
IA. thus answered prayer aud Ia justice 70 d. Anser Co..
have made This stafea4eL- sl'd TIA, there virtue N
lie Iodine Water treatment which tbs readers o. this maya
zine vii thank is Editor Tor bringing to thel notice
geo. STORllS."
Iodine Water solution Of pure Iodine In pure 10
acts upon tie .,r
LIVER. KIDNEYS,
DIGFsIISE ORGANS AND GLsNDoLAR SYSTEM.
W. recof1ue. Z, as sprchr the Of ScrOns IN ~
ga manifold forms Consumption, Cancer. bolli Live aud
hlarey Diseases Rhegusi Neure's. Nervous Ahec;onS
Female Neasuessss Dy-pep's, syphins, ard hcrcursa
Diseise. 80,
Price - ror bottle pr h,f Dozen Sold by Druggists
or zen, by esYres recoipt II price
Al consultations nee.
d.. Ii aNDERS Co.,
Physicians and Chanisis
No Y
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mARRIE ID.

BRADY-TAYLOR-On Thurgday. Aug. 20, by the Rev.
Vim. r. Williams Michael Brady, formerly OF Albany to
Jenny Taylor of this city.
Albany Phsdephia and San Francisco papers lease copy
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aug. =;

NrgLDS e. iEDFN-fic Dukes Motto 80
WALLkG X - True o. tho Last, with the 'hoN.
NfN4rE GhRDLN-NataIr. n.
.BtRNtM'> MUsEU M-ind.an Chiefs PYTHON Nc'i h"h
Captains. Alvey with Melancholy.
IRVING IALL-Ihe siercOqucOn
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Martins Life Cordial.
THE GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY FOR CHOLERA.
CHOLERA MORBUs, CHOLERA lNtANTuh, DfS'
EMERY. DIARRHEA SUMMER COMPLAINT,
PAIN AND CRAMP IN THE STOMACH. SOUR
STOMACH aud HEARTBURN.
u relieves those dsAgreesbe symptoms o; DfSPEfsA,
NAUSEA and RISING 81 FOOD after eating and a. 4
SOOpAINO SYRUP for CHILDREN Il has no e3aA. v
regulates The bowels asys pain and under its very soorSc
effects the cl1 gently drops into quiet sumees asa
i.he and inv sorstt1 IL ID very pleasant 70 te tss mo
Children instead Of refusing 20 take Il cry toI .hs asdsta
once tatu, H. Call fer circular and read certfcatcsirom
ncs men az Prof ~ p Hill Of Brown University the Ray
Horace lame. of WorceIter Mass Chaplain Of the IN
and Superintendent OF bscks Ne"oen ~ Si
officers In the Army, and others .
N B-This article is warranted In the moot ooshnaee
and Agents particularly requested TO pay oacx e
money where satisfactory evidence given that the medicine
has proved Intellectual.
+. c. WELLS Co., No lis frGAhnss
II. @. OAKLEY, No. IL gsIk'.ow
RuSHTON Co., No. 10 As.or House
CASwELL, MACK \ Co., FfthAvsnue Hoss
MARTiN 4 Co.. PrOphssors, Providence r.
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Summer Coirpilinfs.
RrApy REIIrr.

RiDWAl', hLADN Kelley.
This fashionable nedecre H be tasen at this season Of
the year particularly wrneye- yoa have the least unconor'
able feeling n indulgence fruit or whenever Dar'
ra " pa IN the se,nl. OF eating tainted oods
or raxns condition tho atmosphere II taken according
70 directions &c never fails chek the dsorde. Aad alsy ths
pain For ycirs been tested and It's reliability e'.ao'
Ishcd beyond DOUBT.
The soldier the Potomac can bear testimony to i, efficacy
in curing Darrhcas and Dyncrcs for they poor iows
Paid tie suffers last Summer high ~, when Il Vas oe'
yoni power supply them tot IS eea's for bottle OF 'as
Relief
WAYS READY RELlEF-caew Lille gum Arsbio, aad
avoid opia,e mixtures. RADNAY L Co. 81 Na;denlano.
Sold by Druggists generally.
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Important 10 the Deaf.-Eye and Eur.

The method In The treatment of DEAFNESS which DIR.
Won MOST HZiSKfR ocut and Aurst has brought before
m. and the public il attracting great attention and
h .cce. arstcd by hh authority Ne praoticing
Al the very Medical Science. PHILADELPHIA where
m can be- con.uted on DEAFNESS and BLINDNESS of tne
longest standing. OFFICE No. Lon WALNUrSf, PHIL
ADELfiA, Penn. Letters of inquiry linclons stamp oi
return postng.) promptly answered
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beafness.

Deafness.
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
DISEASES OF THE EYE, EAR AND THROAT.
CATARRH CURED
by
DIR. Won EISENBERG,
Author Of Surgical and Practical observations on the Dis
eases oftle Ear with his Mode Of Treatment"
NO SIC BROADWAY, NEAR ELEyENTH-ST.
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DIR. Stcrling's AmbrOsia

SOMETHING FOR EVERY LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
AMBROSIA i. stimulating Oily Extract OF Roots Barks,
AMI Herbs will all diseases Of the scalp sud itching o.
hs head entirely efsdcaes dsndru prevents the hair fro
Ling turning prerng.urey grey causes - thick
and long Besse Of limitations None zenuns but DR. 5st
ings.
Rad AND SEE
READ AND SEE
READ AND SEE - . ....,,.,
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Cnfnrrh.
On Weinosiay mex. The .,ewio.x Timei VII contain The
second letter
CATAKRH.
Dr. LiGllTilLL tie author can be consulted on Ciiah'
D..el AMI d.t-a.s the Eye. Far and Throi al his
dnre No. % "a. Marks pico lths, between "a and ID
l,s.l, llom o.. IA. i..l y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-22

Old John Brown, Alive,
MADE THE OLD DOMINION QUAKE WITH FEAR.
TIE LNlSG SPIRIT OF
T.lE DEAD OLD MAN
siet he whole sllyeRecdinr Man Stealing Women Whip
ping Rebellion. conisdcacy from Center 10 Circumference.
Ia commentator the OLD MANS MURDER
ABEAUgIFUL MEDAL
Is offered fir sale At the low price Of rts CENTS H,cn
The MEDAL 3. OF white nota Of tie size Of American
hall dollar. On the side 8, the
OLD MANS Likeness
On the other side.
TfIE sCAFFOLD SCENE,
with appropriate moioc. "Jon Brown. Spirit Il Marching
On" Dealer. supplied usual terms sold everywhere
SINCLAIR TOUsEY, No. I2l ha.sa,.si.
Agent Tor the Manufacturer.
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N EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
~ EIGHTEEN MONTHS.
IN EIGHTEEN MONTHS.



This TO certify 'haf about 8 months AGO. conieuee
u,ns sTFRLINi3s ASfBkOsiA. My hair was short thin.
aud rsp.diy "a ing Of lri tried many Hair TONES lnyig
orator. Sc without receiving spy benefit Soon aiser Using
the Ambro.ia. ny lair c'assd falling out and con- "a
As a. TO e.tpnl,h me- Sow my har ucA
i've feet and four inches IN leng'i
Vl rn do Coaching 10 the door This woIdefi1i iesih
,,,rbu,. solely 70 he noe of srERLlhGs AHDkOsiA a.
sine have ooinn.encei have applied nothing else V
my nar hi-5. LIZ a; 20 onon y,