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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
Governor Of Arizona Appointed.

WASHINGTON. August 2l.-The TEibune's
dispatch says Hon. J. n. Goodwin, Chief
Justice Of Arizona, was appointed Cover
nor Of the Territory, In place Of Hon. Juo.
A; aurlsy, dsesa ., 3. E. AeoSr@iek and
here this morning and named this nomina-
ton 70 the President rs one likely TO be
Satisfactory. Il Il understood the Arizona
expedition will start from New York next
week.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.


Prepared from prescriptions cfSir J. Clarke,
III. d., Physician Extraordinary to the
Queen. stil3z3f
This Invaluable incidence is unfailng in the cure
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject It moderates all
excess and removes all distractions, and a speedy
cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited. 1t will, In short time,
bring on tie monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain prevent eountereits
CAUTION.
Th;se Pills should not be taken by females during
the FIRST THREE MONTHS of Pregnancy, as they
are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at any other
time they are safe.
In all cases of nervous and Spinal Affections, Pains
in the Back and Limbs Fatigue on slight exeFtiOn,
PAlpitatiOn Of the Heart, Mysteries and Whites.
these pills will effect cure when all other means
have failed and although powerful remedy, do
not contain iron, calOmel anthony, or anything
hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each pack
age, which should be carefully preserved.
Sole agent for the United States and Cauadas,
JOB MOSES, % cortlandt ST., NY.
N. B.-S1.O0 and six postage stamps, enclosed to
any authorized agent win insure bottle containing
hfty Ptlls by return mail.
For sale by LAUGHLINs BUsHP1ELD,
jy29 and 7. Il. LOGAN co.
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Rather Fxpensive-

NEw YoRK, August 22.-The London
Spectator says that the friends Of the re-
beIs' hvae lately paid q, OO0,O 900 for their
friendship. The rebel loan has tumbled
to such depth Is to be almost out Of
sight. z f@s
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-08-24
New York Market.

NEW YOEE, August -.
upIandG.
FrOUE-D1n, heavy and lower Eor cd aud M
eanged faI fresh ground; - G0S4 Is for extra state
S99s % foE eTtEa R H O., IS tOSS7 6r trad
Willy Without material ehanzs. ssIlases
WaEGI-DeIl aud @1e. loser ne Sl0 o u on.
81 - for Winter Red Western, q 10 for e6nlnon
Red Inl10iS, 81 2oSI IS far4nfarior 70 god WhIto
-searssahd 20 lo. better; s0o. G1F shlpplnE
Mixed Western, IBe iG.F Round YellOH.
CAIB-G1G55for West0
81 G2INRiI SIX for cid nee, So 6Zl6Rlo Is n
nsU d0s, so 1910 Is for nsW pFimeS Si3 252l6 %
for new PEine mess. ~
Bees sSGS-Lels active; saIs5 q western short
ClaF a. thsy are at 70 -,.-
CHRFaE-Hfsady a. a1llo5Sc.
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nsSTnERE Va. : m Ifn;o1 meeting =, Mar.

hSTHEAE was Union meeting at Mar
tinsville on Saturday afternoon. Themeet-
ing was held in the beautiful grove above
town and was very respectfully attended.
The turnout of ladies was very large and
interesting. The venerable Judge Gowan,
OF st. clairsville, and q. L. Poorman adj
dressed the meening.
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,rFeox THE l2TH VIRGINIA INFANFRY.

letter from member of the 18th Vir-
oini. Infantry says that that regiment is
sow ousrtered in the lawn of the Hon.
charles ]. Faulkner, late Minister to
France, most beautiful place, embracing
se,sraI acres, containing shade trees of
every variety, beneath whose wide spread
;pp and luxuriaut branches the boys have
Ounged during the almost intolerable heat
o,Y,he past two weeks. A fine dwelling
house occupies commanding position in
be back part of the grounds, adding to
be beauty of the scene. Here Mrs. Faux
Der and daughter at present reside. Mrs.
FsAIkner claims to be Union woman de-
bite her husbands rebel proclivities, and
realty deplores the war now waging in
onr midst. She is very kind to the few
lick who are here in camp, ministering to
heir wants with her own hands, and pro-
riding for them as they could not 9TH
erWise obtain. A few days ago our cav
.lry went to Winchester, accomplished the
Dbiect of their visit and returned in safety.
fbey represent the inhabitants of the city
Ind surrounding country to be in suffer-
Ipg condition, and starvation staring them
In the face. They threaten that if the
Eebel authorities do not call off the guer-
rillas rowing through the country, robbing
md pluuderiug friend and foe, they will
Use up in arms themselves and extermi-
pate them. They are tired of the visits of
heir army, aud pray for the peace and
.uietuess they enjoyed under the firm and
ok rule of Major General Milroy.
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WASHINGTON, August 22-The Marshal
Of this district adEertises the public sale
of the life estOte 70 numbers of pieces OF
parcels Of ground With improvements ia
this city under the cOnfscation act Cap
tains French, FORREST, and Mafift's estates
ere included.
Seven hundred desertsrs have within the
last two days been sent hence 70 their join
their respective regiments. 7sgss.l e: p.
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BwTHE End Pennsylvania three months
militia, which has been stationed at Park
ersburgh ever since its enlistment arrived
yesterday morning on the Jonas Powell,
on their way to Pittsburgh. The regi-
ment left yesterday by the 9. and P. Rail-
road. aEl T9 gE
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Doubtul.

NBW Y0RK, August GA Questionable
dispatch from PhiIadelPhis today Gays
Fort Sumter has been captured and our |
feet is above the forts.
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FOR CONGRESS IN The 2D
are Of Ta9S1 County nS ans
nounee 1yg.;orSl Union Candidate for Congress
an isS Second Congressional District. aug2oh
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Arrival rom New Orleans.

NEW York. August 23.-The steamel
Cromwell from New Orleans on the 18Th
arrived to-day.
The Mobile Tribune copies apprOViugIy
an article from the Charleston Mercury
which says since the Federal successes
BeauFegHrd had better lay aside the engi-
ueeFing and artillery daelliDg which ar,
now played out and take 10 the bayOnet,
and advises the authorities 20 reinfOreS
Norris Island or else abandon Charleston
to flames.
Gen. Pemberton issued an order calling
upon his troops to assemble within 30
days at DemOpOlis, Alabama.
He compliments them on their yalOr At
Vicksburg. rg@sif
Francis Scott was executed az New Or
leans On the 18th for the murder Of Major
Bullen of the goth Maine.
The great event OF this department was
the opening on the 18th Of the New Or
leans and Great Western railroad through
10 BeasheaF ciTV.----a
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NRw YoEk, August 22-fhe steamship
Ericsson from Fort Royal is below. Later
news IL expected by her.
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THE PRIDE OF VIRGINIA.


The immense sales testify to the merit. of thf.
remedy.
The numerou. daily report. of astonishing cure.
attest its value:
It has advantages over any other remedy, at once
curing the disease IND impartiug tone and strength
to the system.
Is safe and harmless to the infant, and powerful in
the adult csia. 500,
To the soldier, especially, It is invaluable being
appropriately termed by Them in many certificates,
EsrHE SOLDIERS FRIEND,n
Mothers find it superior to any soothing syrup for
children teethin freed from the injurious effects Of
Narcotics, gives rest to the sufferer by removing
the disease. Sold by respectable Dealers every
where.
jun97 6m wM F.DAvDsoN, Cincinnati, o.
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CmCIEHATI. August 22.-The Gazette
has adviees from RosecTans' army to. the
18Th, and from BurnBiIe's 20 the 18th
Both armies bad eommeneedl q forward
movement, the former for Chattanooga aud
the latterNfOr Knoxville. Troops are In
good eondftion and ine spirits,
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New York Money Market.

MosEE-CmtinlsIat sG6 = cent.
sIGa1Iss-LovsE and dali; lsT81SI1< fR Ant
eoLD-LOvsE, spspfps .. ~ ana sIo.Iug quis,
sO1rE.H1s. s1eeEs-A NAE srper, u.s can
SSssi :I 1D.s 81 & . 1si .o.y slsl4
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LIST OF LETTERs.

N EMAINING IN THE WHEELING POST OF
IL PICE, on the eth day of August, 1858.
R1-PerSons calling for letters in tho LIST, vii
please say they ADVERTISER.
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LADIES' LIST.
Atkinson Mary MuldOoA Mary iLa
Burke Amanda Jane MulVey Mary
Barrons Maria Moore MaryF
Brock Matte Matthews Sallle
Bynon Guenna Martin Sarah E2
Bales LoIlie Matthews Amanda
Bailey Anna n Meyer SuAan
CrymbIe Jennie Miller CLARA
Coen EmmaJ Martin Phoebe
Cunningham Mrs mclaughlin Mary Ann
Cameron Mrs Bold McOue Mrs
Clarke Susan or Annie McGahA1 Kate
Canning Bridget Ellen Oglethrop Edith
Carson Elizabeth Piatt Lizzie
Denis Mary Page Kate E
Dean Mary Prentice Mary Ann2
Duty Mary Porter Virginia
DeCamps Mrs j Kendall Lizzie
z klof Deland Reilly Mary
Forguhar Mrs Robinson Maggie
Foster Augusta Russell LeOnora
FIFTEEN Mary Rex Martha s
Graves Matte Riley Mary
Gregg Priscilla Robinson Lizzie
Greene Annie Is Robinson Sallis2
Guess Mary Smith Hannah
Hornbrook ARy Schaggs Rhody
HornbroOk A b SImbel Martha
Holiday Mary ShriVer Mary
Hall Kiza Ann Scissor Mary
Harris Mrs Henry Strobe Sophia
Hamilton Annie Steward MAlinda
liner Mary Thompson ElZabeth2
johnson Margaret Tynsel Betsy
Jones Mary L Taylor Maggie Z
Jones Ruth Tharp Catherine
johnson Mrs Woods Lizzie
Jefferson Elizabeth Woods Mary
Ieonetta Flora Wheeler Hattie
Landers Susan Ward Maria
Leisure Ann NJ Wells Narcissa
Loffey Anna Wilkins Nancy
Logan Sarah Waddle Jane
May Adelaide N Williams 1targaret
Marsh Jennie d Young Rachel
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UNION FLAGS.
GTORE, Dwelling Houss, C6mpauy and ae-irIs66.
- IA Col0Ig deliEeFed on tie sh1TteIt n6lIes =
lauul.etnrsE'B pricess -
lnlll 10. % Molsas s. EissIi6s. VI "a
TTsE IHE LIGHTNING .FL4- IA RF7iI "A 5S;I;s-
VI EAE8 BED BUG POISON ff yen Vsne a -
/. eugi2 =. BOOKING, AT.
raj Alb BEDEHEst O6n6a- f5iIsf Is511'- 17T7IS--
IL chief E1tE8ctss MesnhEum Pipes CIear Tabes
eI su a. - - D.McOLLApRo
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Smiths BOttling Cellar.

VIHE undersigned having placed his B0TTLING
WORKS in thorough repair is now prepared to
Stout gs5f n 80. $500
jy1st -. GEo.W. sAiITH.
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DIED.

ChAPMAN-ln BROOKLYN, on Thursday Now : NJ. Eunir,
Chepnan aaei&5 yeris
Her relatives ans friends and those OF her ,ily respec
fully invited attend her funeral from her 'e rcsd
corner Willow and fincaIPe streets brooklyn iiish-
SUNDAY at O'Clock Her remains wall b. taken
70 Bridgeport, Conn. for inlerment.
DupLEY-On Friday morning Nov H. Mary Jane, wife Of
The relative. aud friends respectfully invited I, attend her
iun're from her late residence No l2i West FoItynnth
street. OF Sunday Nov. Il, Mt o'clock IN.
FERDON- On Thursday Nov s. Jon eldest son Of John
4. Fordon In the ed year of lis age.
Funeral service will take place in the Church OF the Divine
Unity No. "'S broadway. OF saturday Ian int At IL
clock precisely Friends arr invited to attend
FULTON - In BROOKLYN. on Wednesday. Nov. H. Eli,
Arden rect of William Fulton, and daughter Of the late
William Bruce. in the Sqth year of her
The relatives and friends Of the family invited to attend
her funeral at the Church Of the Ascension Of fnh
and Tenth street New ork Sunday Nov u.s. at
!. o'clock. without further invitation
flrCH-In Bergen. N. j.. on Friday, Nov. H. Benaah
Morse Of Henry and Harriet Fitch aged years,
The funeral will take place from Mr. Fitch, residence
sunday at p.
FRFDFRICKS-At Greenfield Hill. Conn. on Sunday. Nov
g. Capt James T. Fredercks of Brooklyn, and recently Of
the Army OF the Potomac.
MANDEVHLEOn Friday Nov 49, in the Bath year Of her
Susan Vaudeville widow of the late VIM. Vaudeville.
The friends and relatives of the family invited to attend her
funeral SUnday the 18th inst AZ O'clock from her late
residence No. 90 Charles street without further invitation
MIDDLETONon Friday Nov 49, Corneia T.. wife Of John
Middleton. j., and daughter of Robert D. Hart, esq
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
PETERSON - On THURSDAY, evening Nov l2. George T.
Peterson. in the 42d year Of his as
Funeral services VIII be held Il, bis late residence No bs
West Thirty eighth Sunday the 18th inst at
o'clock The friends Of the family especially in
vted to attend
WORDEN-In Hoboken. N j. on Thursday, Nov H. 1868,
Ha.sted No1den aged 2. years 8monhs and daya
Tie relatives and friends the fay respectfully invited
to attend his funeral from the r. Church, Of Gar
den and Fourth streets Hoboten. sunday afternoon 18Th
inst. at IL O'Clock.
California papers please copy.
YATES-Departed this life. after long and painful illness
Calharine A., " lie Of Walter A. Yates.
The friends of the family and Of her brother James Kent
also the members of Arcturus Lodge No 274 r. and A. NJ
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from the reef
denee Of her mother MIR. Mary Kent No IS Fast Thirty
bh Sunday afternoon, Nov Is At ocloch The
remains will be Inferred In the Second street Cemetery
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The Removal Of Ten. Ro-ecrnns.

ITS CAUSES AND IT'S INTERIOR HlsTOhf
TIE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
For SATURDAY. Nov IL, 1872
Contsn, full authoritative statement OF the cause LEAD
ing To the removal Of MAJOR-GESEkAL HOskCRANs,
and the motives that Influenced that In por'snt stop
I.,o eontsipsa careful survey Of TIKI MILITARY ST
uATIoS. full ARMY AND NAVY GA2KTTks. and great
amount Of other interesting Information Of Indispensable I'm
por every soldier sailor ambitious Of nrorrnen'
IN III. prof-o well 70 every man DESTROYS OF t.'hs
al intelligent Of the military operaiion' now so'pins
universal attention.
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
l. n. r.eonzed organ Il the United Service II has the sup
port and eonhdence Of the most siliu and dansui'hei
eel. Of the Army Navy and numbers among '' con
bu the sbles military writers Of the country Attention
il called 10 the following extracts from ie,ier' which 're -
lect.d from many Of similar character, Of With the fiof
/, in constant receipt:
Fasx MAJOR G.s. MEADE.
ux.DauaHIKRs AExr or INA roros.o,(
sep,smb'f ~, iorJ
CAPT, w. c. CzuRcH, No. ia Broadway
MAN SIN have received several numbers Of the hEs'
Nh NAVY JOURNAL and have noted with ssssction the e'
denoe. they bear Of the promise Of usefulness o' ih 'oih'
II srods mo sincere pleasure add my contributes 10 IL
and therefore herewith incio'e the unnusi'HD
.crpiion 81 Very respectfully your sbeden' servant
GEO q. MEADE msJorGen Ceu'ds"
PROM MAJOR GEs. TnosAA
"u viii srord much pleasure 10 recommend the AMY
AND NAVY JorHSAI officers IN NY portion oil tie Army
and take this opportunity to express my srahe''n 'n'
destiny in such hands"
! FRox MAJoRGrs. ". II. FRENCH.
'To gay that The Army AID NAVY JOURNAL Is o'"'e"'"
rn. will, what should be representative Of our present gree
military establishment is what J really THINK
IRON MAJOR Gss. srKE&
Your Journal meets with very great favor Ia Ms Army
,scoumend 4, to the notice OF the officer, Of ,hi
Corn. hope 1t may realize the success it deserves
The ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL i' for sale by a.
Newsdeaers at 10 Gents single copy ofh VIII be 'eh'
sny address on receipt Of 10 Cents Subscription irce 10
year or So FOR siI months. ....
Address UNITED STATES ARMY AND NAVY JOUR
NAL. N.w.YorL W. c. CHURCH, Proprietor
No. l92 Bfoadway
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Busincss Notices.
,,orro,'s GOLD PENS are now sold at the

Motions GOLD Ems are HOW SOFA ri 'ne
=. .s before the commencement Of the wer; this +,
,ru, TO the Manufacturers Improvements in r.,-
rs. otesentl large Retail Business aud C,shnsdyeucc
- ,or until he commenced advertising his business wu-
-. Credit and strictly Tith he Trade
ri. Morton Gold Pens are the only ones sold old prices.
N, makers OF all other gold pens charge The Premium ic
IA Government Tax. &c. but Morton has in chssc
,rccs Wholesale or Retail.
,fhe great numbers sent by mail to all parts of the world
during past few years not In athoussd has f4ed
rec, it's destination in safety showing thai the Morton Gold
Pen csn obtained by any in every par, Of N. world
the price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted to your hand and style OF writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than s,e, Pens sud
the present almost universal HghPressue Price of every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
20 tho labor spent upon and material used any other
Gold Pen in the World you call A. MORTON
No. Is Maiden Lane, OF incloss stamp for circular.
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q Lecture. viii be given under The auspices Of the
WOMENs LOYAL NATIONAL LEAGUE, IN tie large
hal Of the COOPER INSTITUTE.
The purpo.e Of the T. the discussion Of the al sorh
ns TOPICS 81 the dy by stns living lectures and the d"ye
opnr and establishing just conception OF tho true Theory Of
linton and Liberty. - -
The hr, Of the s.rie, viii be given MONDAY EVEN
ING Nov. 10. by Mrs fRAN,ks u. GAof late supefin'
tenacnt Of Copshsnds st Paris Island for Royal and ihs
Hon. HORACE GREELEY. They Will be sucoeed.d on
FRIDAY. Nos. ~, BY Judge N d. kELLft, NJ g. %
Phi sderhiA: MONDAY. Nov -. by p y. WHlFfLk Of
po.ton; ri isDAY De- J. by FREb. DOUGLASS, aid BY
GRO IS. CURTIS snd WfNDELL PHILLIPS, vhoss
evening, will be duly announced . ,
Ticket Of adud.sion t. the Gentlemen 81 La6s'
- cent. To be had At Lstaer Bro seymour No. u Ma
,sy., Bu.lion. AitoT House Miller Matthew, refn-f
Bro.avsv AID ai st. and Cfowens No "a broadway Also
4, The ono. Of the League Room No p toorr lnthsie
~, r, member tickets an lee obtained.
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Mira ~ g. BROWN Of No. 40 Archst fhiahsPhia,
pb,,einn Professor on the Eye Ear, Throat
and Scalp has taken at No 70 Bond ST. New OK oi
lie nroducton Of her Metaphysical discovery Tor cure o
.aues Noises In the Head Running Of the Ears all DIS
ease of the We Neuralgia and all Diseases Of the Head uid
Throat This Metaphysical dis oyey the only reliable rem
edy ever offered The world cT the above diseases S.hd
10, circular which con,sns certificate OF the most "ohd
mi epres on record performed without the use Oh Instruments
Nc M g. BRON T. the originator and sole proprietor oi
be Metaphysical discovery for Deainess 6c-pnce 20 ao
Of The cectra.el Poor Richards yeWs'e aud Of ne scalp
OF each, III per bottle These celebrated
edcins are put up wooden boxes and VIII be sent
10 any address ON receipt Of price.
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FUgS , FURs ! FuRs +!

FURS FURs FURs
New .'yles MASTiLLAs.
MYDoKI TALxAs,
ALEXANDRA CoLLAss
Noveiie, IN Mrpys
In and Hudson Bsy sable, Mink Eruine, thinchls
Siberia squirrel &C.
CHILDRESs FRS EVERY VARIETY
CFNTs CAPS, huFrIEKs. AND GLOVES, IN oTIfh,
BEAVER, Ac-
SLtiGg ASD LAP ROBES,
LADIES Hoops GiovEs.
GEsIS. No. 5l3 hrosd~Ay
~ B.-A choice assortment Of rare aud recherche f""r
MrYys rs. imported from Paris
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HOUSTON HAWXfltRST--In Brooklyn on Wedneadsy.
Nov H. at The house Of The brides father acoranre with
the ceremony Of Friends Moses h. Houston to Phre C.
Hawxhust. both of the above city
EksERFAD-RAYMOND-un Tbn.lsy Nov. ~ at tho
residence OF the brides father. by the Row W. Philips d.
@ b'ofsc H. Mesereau Of Staten Island, 10 Martha Nibo
daughter OF II. Il. Ray moni OF ibis city.
Ithaca. n. v. on Tuesday Now 10
y, the Rev d. VI. Halliday assisted by lie Rev. r. NJ is
br'Aie' Aug C. Taylor and Jeiu,r NJ Wilcox o. Ithaca
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POst-Office NOtice.-The Mails for GREAT BRITAIN
and THE CONTINENT, via sol CHAMPION and HAM
BURG. per steamer GERMASIA. apd for IRELAND, via
QUEENSTOWN. per steamer CITY or WASHINGTON,
will close this office SATURDAY tho <;h day 81 No
follows Stations aud X. 10 a. ~. Stations and ID, y
ABRAN WAkfNAS p NJ.
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CATARRH CURED.
Harlem. i,e,h..... between I'd and dsv'


Esw YoRE. Aug -. 1861
Ihavs been suffering for the last tire. from severe
Csarh with continual dulne" In my head, 'ishines'
scro.s my chest, weigh, my eyes, which wers veal
waiefy and very painful Ny nosris continually OBJ
,,fuccd with pouring aud have lad frequent ',eezins
my voice generally attended with splitting Ofsn
with fune.' Of my throat ,o1e,her with 'or.ns" and
cropping Dr. Won Essrbes has cured Of al tbese d'a
reeabl. suacrins now feel new life The tes'n-rt OF
Dr. Won fi.eaterg 10 sifsl a. !, 1, 'scee's ih bnps
,ib, to u. benefit have received ct biz hands,
heartily recon mend any suffering ko myself TO Place
,hemseve. under Dr. Won F,enserss With certainty
ofbelng ,r.sSy cured rive this with rr,sdo aid Plea
ur. c.nao, forber again ayns that v0lee which Wa
hoare and thick when applied Dr. Won Ei'snsefs . nov
ele.r ard good ird,eI feel sbuniAn,ly n,l.hsd
JAMES LITTLE. No. 70: 7th't. Nov Yah
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Fair.-The Managers OF the ORPHANS HOME and
ASYLUM Of the PrOie,an, Episcopal Church vii bold
PAIR q, No Ll Broadway 81 10Th IT.. opposite the
II James Hotel. on IT. EsDAY WEDNESDAY and THURS
DAY, Nov H. 10 and 49, from II 70 10 p
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Important Freedmcn's ,Iectin,

Important Freedmen's Meeting at the Brookiyr
Athense 1.-The Rev. NJ. IA. SMITH Pastor. SUNDAY
EVENING. Nov. Is at 4 O'Clock. The Rev Mr.. fnis ha'
been directed BY MsjorGen GRANT, and Col. HANKS ,,
Major Gen Banks 70 proceed North and Law before the
people tho surrn Of the Freedmen in their departments
At the meeting Sunday Evening their insueon' from
their Generals will be given and interesting addresses Will bs
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-14
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.

HisLGn July %. 1852
ILave been deaf for over twenty Eve yess and Dr. Won
Esnbers has operated both my without tho slightest
mali, d,a not believe ,uch thing could be done now
well and feel my head clear which did not Tor the ~
twenty years The deI,ey and si with which the op''
ton was performed evinces the hghe" practical ability
hear perfectly It 1. now over mouth since the operson
and continue 10 feel as well as ever.
WILLIAM LIDDLE
U,rlsn ll6thst, between I'd and ID ava