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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-12-19

An old bachelor being Ill, his sister pre-.
sen,ed him a cup OF medicine.
hat is 1T he asked.
She answered. s-g
at is elixir astematic. it is very arom.
attic, and will make YOU feel ecstatic.'
"Nancy." he replied, with . smile, "yeu
arc very SYSTEMATIC
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j. F. NJ ARIvEE.
n II. A n d Es f I.

orr Faculty o HedicinS Of P.,ris-F Formerly Gun
icn th,efofMe Ho.pitai, Of I'tris-Snrg-on u'?o' y,
o/j E;;s,sru A ,lDU in tie ffia"G- -Nsd6I of HnH0"
ofY W. the Emperor ofths French, foTtte ChoeTd
Ep mic ef 1854, etc, etc
All u ese docun snts, and many ethe OF the highest
Salue i , exhibition in the offue.
Ire and consultation or medicine ana
All i Ids of operations skifntiy periorncd-
Sn, e u u"resNFroH, 10 A. te5-x Inov27-15
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TVVHE suhscribsr would inform the public that he is
Il running the above MIL. anl is prepared to do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best possible manner, as the Mill has been
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate order Good
and attentive Millers are employed, ard will he con.
stantly hand to wait upoB customers Farmers and
others viii dndt tothsir advantage give call be-
fore goirg elsewhere.
N.B-Orders for Flour Feed be left nj the City
Market, atthe M a. will be promptly attended
Ottawa Oct 6, I<6a 81 J. WOOD
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TIE KINGS vi TAKE.

Some o! our exchanges haye revived the
following old but good story:
i number OF Old politicians, all Of whom
were seeking 9th .e under the government,
We're seated at a tavern porch talking,
when topper named john d, ap erson
who is very loquacious when cornell, but
exactly the opposite wheh sober, aud II
tht. company had no objection, he would
tel, them story. They told him to tire
away, whereupon hs spoke as follows:
\ certain kins-l don't remember his
uame-had a philosopher OH whose judg-
ment he always depended. Now it hap
pened that one day the king took il into Ills
head TO 20 hunting and alter summon
ing his mobiles and making the necessary
preparations, he summoned the philoso-
phcr and asked him If it would rain. Tho
philosopher told him it would not, and be
and hi. mobiles departed.
While journeying along they met
couatry man on Jackass. lie ADVISED
them 10 return, for. said, il viii surely
rain They smiled contemptuously upon
bin ard passed on. Before they had
gone far, however, they had reason to re-
gret not taking the rustic aivice, as a
heavy shower coming up, they were
drenched TO the skin.
When they had returned to the palace
the king reprimanded the philosopher
severely.
Il met a country;lan, said he, and he
knew n great deal more than you, for he
told me it would ram, whereas you told
ME it would not.
! Th, king then gave him his walkisg
papers, and sent for the countryman; who
made his appearance
Tell me how You knew it would Ya,e,'
said the king.
i didn't know my jackass told ME, said
the rustic.
The king sent the coun.rynan away,
and procured the jackass of him, put him
(he jackass) in the place oi the philose-
pher had filed,
And here observed John, look ing wise
II, is where the king made great mis-
take
How so? inquired kfs auditors eagerly.
Why ever since that time, SAID John,
with grin, every jackass wants an office
| A Rlcu SToRY-1he following We clip
from an exchange 1t is old but good and
will bear reading again -
Do any OF you know old Bill Lowery.
lie moved from Springfield to some point
in Minnesota Bill is tough, smart as q
whip, keen as i briar, but then, like all Of
US feilarS, Bill loves TO see the bottom OF
the tumtler at all times Well once there
WAS Methodist revival in town. Bill was
there and u little to full of his kind Of
spiiit to hold much Of the other kind.
But he sat still Al last the SCI mon was
ended, and the minister came down from
his proclamation stand and said ::
Now, want all who love The Lord
Jeasus, to come forward and be prayed
TO- y
No one moved In a Minute ne repeat
ed
"Bretherr and sinners, want all who
love the Lord Jesus. or who wish tn love
him. to come forward on the bench -
No one moved. Than he looked mad,
and spoke out rather quick
" If there is a man in this house who is
f,;end Of the Lord, | want HIM to come
iorward-it lie has no friends we will
quit?
Just then old Bill arose, hitched up his
trousers and in peculiar, hall sober voice
sang out
"Kold- on-thare Im-lm IN friend
Of The Lord or any other who hain't no
more friends than ha pears 10 have in
this sectior'
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u, oJist, BooLsever, and 1dtioaer-Ottatrd, H.
ssec I'd store Nattngers block, south side Of the
snEare. ~
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iionr .opattic Physiciin-O Otd''a, illinois,
Ger. his services the friends Of the uo'ne,oat g
a ste Il in OTTAWA all branches OF his profession
lr,i uIai attention given to the treatment "i "omsi
. d ildi IN .,a,
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I, AYRE>, EIom9opaII.I>t,

wing u, Ictised medicine for eighteen wears SIX
y ic hay. been exclusively devoted TO Home Gopati's
offers his services the friends OF the system u
o. ., in ALI the branches of is profession fartcu
=, ,.,eni on given to the treatment OF women anu
hid en- cTv- OficA Hext est 0f CheeVers ''ore' UP
stair; " h DR.. Lewis
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c. p. CLOS-ON.
Dr. VI. XENDE!:.

ON e. At his Residence, two doors nor'h OF W
= nyLury's Drug Store
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-. q Druggi-tnnd ApOthecsTy, Main ST. Ottd'1F.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL)
In crter Of Drugs Chemicals, French Cogniae Bran
q, rs e. kc aug2o
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ARTHUR LOCKW GOD,

Justice of the Pesics , -,
Tost Ofics- .;;,, =,
viii thank his friends for all busiI ss pertaining
q, once and promises to attend to all such vi VI
mptness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02
FROM CINCINNATI.

C1yc1SxAr1 Dec. IA despatch from
chattanooga says that sufficient reintorcements
,,,,3er gen, Gordon Granger, have been sent
= 1en, Burnside to insure his success,
Major General Foster arrived at Cumberland
Gan Yesterday, bound for Knoxville.
Fifteen hundred prisoners from Chattanooga
arrived a Louisville yesterday.
Henry Andrews, Of the Northumberland
twenty fourth Ohio, has been sentenced to be
shot for desertion on the Sth Of January,
There has been nc fighting in this army since
Rockers attack on Bragg rear at Ringgold,
on the Doth Bragg was forced to march on:
being whipped and inAicting considerable loss
upon Hooker The Federal loss is about five
hundred to six hundred,
The army,s movements now going on are
not for the public at present,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02

\ dispatch to the Missouri Democrat says
that an unsuccessful attempt to >sas>inate
Gen. Men ell was made at Fort Smith. Arkansas
on the night Of he 23d ult He was return
ing unattended, to his quarters from party.
aud while on the street, three shots were fred
at him from revolver.
Ihc Cherokee Indians have b 1epn'at;on
had an interview with Gen. Mcneil, at Spring.
field, Missouri. Capt Chrsty the Acting
Chief, asked for protccticu from guerrijla>
and authority TO raise cavalry to adopt guar-
riIia tactics The wishes Of the Cherokce>
are TO be submitted to the proper authority
The Washington Union says: we hear
that an individual, who figured around here
very consplcuouSly, until recent special
detective Of an important department Of the
Government, has been quietly sent of to the
Albany Penitentiary, Us u reward for his double
dealing rascaliy and thieving
Richard c. Washington, clerk in the [. 5.
Postofhce Department, whose serious Injury
from fall while inspecting the new house Of
Rev Dr. Hall, was recently mentioned, lis III
a very precarious condition, his attending
physician having given up all hopes Of his
recovery
The amount Of fines received BY Justice
Ferguson, at the guard house, in Washington,
from parties found guilty Of selling liquor TO
soldiers appears from his official report TO have
been, for the five mouths just passed, the large
sum Of 5000. Besides the amount taken BY
this one officer, there has been large amount
taken in by the other justices OF the city.
Major Wasser, whose alleged fraudulent
revenue transactions at Cairo taye been noticed.
was arrested in Chicago last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02

BUDAPEST AND BEST COAL OIL IN
y THE CITY, BY the barrel: or at retail, prs~
ces as lo,c, or io1cer than tic IoMest-quulty
1nnnualpd- for sale at COGAN'S,
No. Is ROYAL street,
where can be had Lamps, Chimnies, Wicks,
and everything connected with the trade, IN
every variety Of style, together with general
assortment of Gas and Steam Fixtures, Chan
deliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights, Glass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, ofall the new styles,
and beautiful patterns at prices to please
Gas Fitting, Alterations and Extensions
uromptly attented 70 all work warranted.
Patent Thief Detecting Money Drawer for
sale. lloV l3-IM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02

On the 24th ultmo, by the Rev. D. Riley
WM c. MCLEOD, of the city of New York, t
Miss MARY JANE BECK WITH, Of Mont
gomery county, Maryland,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02

The city election in New York yesterday
resulted in the choice for Mayor Of the indie
prudent or McKeon Democratic candidate, {.
Godfrey Gunther His opponents were
5Iessrs Blunt and Boole-the former the Re
publican, and the latter the regular Democratic
candidate. Mr.. Gunher appears to have
drawn to Lis aid many Of the more conserVa-
tive Republicans, as we'll as those Democrats
who would not support the peace candidate
# their party. The election was carried on
" considerable spirit The entire lam. er {
votes cast was soma sixty nine thousand. OF
these Mr.. Gunther received twenty light thou.
sand Mr.. Boole twenty-five thousand, and Mr..
Blunt nineteen thousand votes. New York
city has now an independent war Democrat tor
Mayor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02

According to the City Inspectors report
Of New York, there were 479 deaths in that
city during the past week-au increase Of SO
IS compared with the mortality OF the week
previous, and l27 more than occurred during
the corresponding week last year.
Dalton is thirty eight miles from Chattanoo-
ga. Its location is in valley, surrounded by
mountains. It is one of the most dourlshlng
towns in the State of Georgia: and has three
thousand Inhabitants, The distance from
Dalton to Atlanta is about 3 hundred miles,
1t is said that Russia will take no part in
the European Congress until after the pacid-
c2tion OF Poland
Tie municipal body Of Copenhagen had
presented an address to the new King, express
sing confidence in the Government, and urging
The Importance Of harmony between the King
and the people as the only means Of meeting
present dangers.
John H. Trapp, q Mozart candidate tor
civil justice IN New York was arrested and
locked Up yesterday for attempting to shoot
Charles Beerield, whom be wounded IN the
6aQd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02

Four Of the RUSSIAN FRIGATEs, which have
recently been in the harbor OF New FORK, came
up tho river ebay, at1l proceeeed to Wash
ington They passed this place between and
2 o'clock. They are large and fine looking
vessels Of war, and attracted much attention
as they steamed by the wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-12-02

The report of the death Of Alfred l. Powell:
son Of the late Dr., VIM. L. Powell, Of this
place, was incorrect, Capt. Lewycllen Powell
died at Mobile some months ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
From +. l.. Cagwin. President City Bank
,Jolilt. Ill.

joliet, lille
DR. LIoHTnILL: DeG, Silt affords me the greatest salts
faction be able inform you that am s improving ant
the highest hopes that my will De entirely well by b
time you q, ft mentioned !, woud take TO effect
can ray that truly thankful to the kind Providence which
directed me 10 YOU Since the first few days oyour
,crption my has improved. and almost ct once was
relieved from very depressed ,,a~ Of feeling and almost
ntoerable ease elastic and hopeful state Of mind What
Dr. John Mott replied his experience has been mine
90 sr BY catarrhal trouble very much better also
and indeed altogether my health never 80 good nm
weighing some pound. than usual of land
than weighed before,
can but hope that may be the good fortune ofmany with
Ike troubles tel in N. way the benet, q your ' and
In wing how great the i,s ofmpositon IL with those WHOM
time past may like myelf have suffered by It, and feeling
wish sincerely at his time to aid and commend you In eHao
hna high and deserved position among us In your probes
sion beg therefore that you VIII not hesitate to refer to me-
as IL may De OF use also inlose herewith Professor Nos
reply TO NY of nquie which deem highly ored'abe
to you and great importance to others as Il has been me
will vii, you essin In tie uosnino believe me,
Yours very sincerely, y. l. CAOWIH
Joliet III, JAY H. 1860
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Notice.
lDCUTLERY TRADE

HARDWARE ANDCUTLERY TRADE
TIE undersigned would beg leave to call the attention of the
Hardware and Cutlery Trade generally To the fact Of hay
ing fitted up hfst-class
HARDWARE SALESROOM,
THE SECOND FLOOR OF OUR AUCTION HOUSE,
No. 10 BARCLAY-ST.,
with Glass Show Cases flor Cutlery, Gun Racks, ks
Regular sales Of Hsrdwore Cutlery and Guns win be held
IN th, room on each THURSDAY Throughout. the season,
and win in no manner conflict with regular sales Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, CLOTHING,
STRAW GOODS, &c.
which will be held ~ heretofore, each TUESDAY and
FRIDAY throughout the season
From our Intimate acquaintance with the Hardware Trade
we feel confident that give entire satisaction and
refer with much pleasure, 10 Messrs CLApLN. MEILES
Co. Messrs. HOWARD, SANGER CO.. Messrs. CRoSIs,
IuKxrHAL l. SEARS GRO. ID. H. GILLESPIE, esq, RICHARD
T.. BRuvv, esq, and ALBERT JEwETT, esq.
j. L.. HALSEY K Coz,
AUCTIONEERS,
No. 10 BARclAysr., NEW YORK
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DR.. Wistar's.

DR.. Wistart. >r-..-..r.
RALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
hi, veil known preparation has effected so many
WONDERFUL CURES,
and restored 90 many sufferers health that 10 cherished
by all WHO have e1pehenced i's virtues"
THE INPALLIBLE REMEDY
ron THE rNsrANr RELIEF AND CERTAIN CURE
couGus COLDS. wHooPINo COUGH BRONCHITIS
DIFFICULTY or BREATHING ASTHMA
UOARsEHEss, SORE THROAT,
and every affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST
Discovered dis,nst.hed physician Containing no min
ern or deeous ingredient but everything agreeable has,
Inv the wonderful cures has effected been constantly sp
proeans in public favor and firmly established as the
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY
for every form however severe, OF
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS,
no, excepting even tina, fatal Of all diseases,
CONSUMPTION
From Jes,e Smith, eq President Of the Morris County tank
Morris,own, N J.
Having lu.ed Dr. WISTARS BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY for about fifteen years. and having realized Ito ben
ecr result. In my family, Affords great pleasure in
recommending the public valuable remedy in cases OF
weak lungs cod. coughs ke and remedy which consid
entirely innocent, and ay be taken with perfect safety BY
the most delicate in heal'h'
FROM Simeon MmqusI,, e,q., Of Oweso. NY
Some year. since attacked with severe aud distress
ug cough the long continuance Of which alarmed me- From
what | had heard Of wIsTARs BALsAM OF WILD
CHERRY concluded TO give that preparation trial which
did and by ito obtained nn.dae and permanent relief
AsAn about Eve y.ars taken with severe hacking
cough accompanied with pain in the chest and side tickling In
The throat kc which reduced NY health and strength a. 10
anai for attending my ordinary business. sppieA to
We. known physician, and used their prescriptions without
any pefc.phe benefit when amer having been conhn'd 10
my several months, again had Recourse TO WIS
TARs BALSAM and. TO great JOY found as before In
date relief and two bottles Restored ne to Pehse, health
BE WISE TO-DAY,
NEGLECT NOT 4 COUGH-DRFER NOT THE USE or
A TIMELY REMEDY WITHIN THE
REACH or ALL
None genuine un.,s. signed T. BUTTS the wrspprr.
Fer sale BY
J. p. niNsMORE. No. s)i Broadway, New Yofh,
SETH W FowLE 4 Co No 10 Irsmortst. Boston
snI By al Dfusr',,s
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Sunshine Remedy.
SUNSHINE REMEDY.
AIn.nINE IIMEnN-

SUNSHINE REMEDY 1t impars golden rsys Of hope to
the dcsoaic heart dcsparnf II Let be- used Ia all
OF Chronic i 3cfofoul bl,ess.s Ulcers Fever sorc
scad Heads aou Less Gndusr Swcing. Ncncfcsl Sores
sn Empons One to ia bottles Viii perfect cue. On.
bottle Of this Remedy will outo al recent Sores OlAudaa
Affections Those who have taken mixtures Of sa,aplH
and are sl pncurcd. should tai. medcinc one boilc
vii give 'h-niory evidence OF Ito superiority to all other
ndscfsed remedies Tor Chronic scrolous and sam Disease
Phce. 81 Sold by Druggists. Al Tor RAILWAYS RENO.
WAITING REsoLVfNr Sold by nADWAY & Co.. No. %
M.l-n lanr. olnoL u 0ot and ny nm.-.L. r.neraly.
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JAMES FURLoyG, No. $50 2dav
No. i5a ALlnS. ST., NEW. YoHK, Feb 8 1903.

No. li ALLES.sT, NEW YoEE, FEB. 9, ltos.
have been completely deafin and partially 20 IN
the other for above year, with dsageeble Dis
charge from both combined with continual runbAns
noise in the head for which have been treated BY most
ennen, practitioner in the city whou, the slightest relief
consulted Dr. Won Eiscnberg bu, must canddy y that
had faith IN bis when did is therefore due
Dr. Won Eisenberg acknowledge tina, entirely cured
aso that be dspgyed that ss and knowledge which have
procured io him such unyaed reputation A. have hal
opportunity Of comparing he mode Of treainen, with that
Of others truly state that It Is no, only superior bo,
the principles which direct his mode Of restoring the hearing
are, in my opinion certain. JOHN TAYLOR.
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CERTIFICATE ~ ANALYSIS.

] have snaly,ed the "IoDISE WATER" Prerard BY Dr.
Ander, and md 1, Be solution Of pure icdio Al ~ssr
hs. long ds.derIum prepare ocne 20 that can
BE- sduu.isrd IN rs uncombnei state shs r. graon b.
Dr. Anar. enables effect that object Es'h hud ounce
Of the Water contains about ha grin o Iodine ooosidsr
1, valuable preparation md which viii prove 'eveesoie
Ia al those casc- where the use Of Iodine i Indicted
JAMES l.. CaILToS, N. y, tBralsr
ccriiGeate from Pref JAMES C. BOOTH. Dsi'ed State
Mint TalGSlp,ia.
DR.. HENRI AspxRs. Tie sample q IODINE WATER
tested By ne ind 10 BE- Iodine dissolved N par s-'r.
Respectfully your.
JAMES { EoOTM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
Deafness, Catarfh,
AND DISEASES OF THE
EAR AND THROAT.

Dr. Ll0HTHILL author OF "a Popular i'ea'ne on pee'
,. Letter. on Ca,arrh" &C., &c, BE- consulted on
nrarNrss CATARRH. DISCHARGES FROM THE
Fan NOISES IN THE HEAD and all the various acute and
hon diseases Of the EAR and THROAT at his Office No.
"A ST. Marks place, e,hs, between I'd and 3davs, from
IN. till p H.
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THREE TINES DEAD"

one o. the Original and powerful Of her works In pa
lbos It Oiigrl Twist" ard it. hunOris less conv0
ng fos ~ uttry unlike ony Other action OF tie daythof
pnshly ald de- 1ly original The abrdgmeut the early
ehscl yefy u! one 4ud ol nothing necessary u tie
comp ele. OF the soiy. No reader suesed from
the story what is dcn0ueHeH will be
Eefe. cost she most extraordinary faculty Of tie wTtT
She hesps ny tery upon nyst-fy aid u not Until sne d
perses coIds 9 you have any ie II what they covered
Whoever i-&es pp tins story" sEys London Magazine
to read thrOugO DO 30 - Mcnf4i Hccesstfy No
higher compliment than hi. could b. paid the auoIe.s and
-. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
NV YoHK, July 10, 1874

This certihes TIA, my mother has been for time
afflicted with partial deafnefs suffering from pain and
bling noises in the head together with other indications Of
total loss Of hearing Dr. Won EisenbeTg removed from her
great quantity Of matter Aoge,her with cosgua,ed blood
relieving her instautaueousy and all without pain II ia will
grateful thanks that give this testimony Bis ssin
CARROLL J. POST No % souih-st
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Cntarfh Cured.

sEg ioIx. p = 10
Tlsuto osTiy IA, has, bssa slciod ~iA ts.sa o.
ssrn. years which rsodsosi Tho usual disao.s sGsc,s
con.uiad LlshiAil aboai nlne months .ai e.
one. PLACED myseh unAor bic s-a's.s J'ss
f,om Cs,arA my thos, peTouJ healthy sd ny health
- very much InYr0,ed y D. NOLAN,
OGice Ere RslIoss fso, q Dssrca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

,fost-Ofhce Notice.The Mails for the UNITED KING.
CO'i qua ths AONIlNkkI via Queenstown and Liverpool
PEI steamer CITY OF WASHINGTON and for The GER
MN s %. via Hamburg per steamer BAVARIA, VIII
~ o. ounce on sAIUhDAY the Sd day of October at
- m ana Al The uptown stations follows Sta
nom AZ a. D. ~ a. m stations aud ID, a Stations
ABRAM WAKEMAN F. NJ
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Tropical Bni-nTn,
PREPARED ny CARRENO BROS. & co,

PREPARED ny CARkENO BROS. s. co.
N nlaht r'insty. coGp9cd u saltislous and pmiy
ns vee.iahes wh sisr % the condition Of hafnlclsnsss
and u.d many ye.gs pat b. Of he Antilles AID South
Am.fc az countss always Nith admirable success for the
~ rl and nttrr df.aset % tie chest affections re-
satur nom ai- blows ifurs h~pouha-rs wounds
u.ons Ulcers burn. hrsialLe ali several other dsraes
According ths be used either internally
tcnal'y.
Heads Of families adsi.sd Keep ways this Balan by
them oflsEto ufe u boz time alec those Who devoted 10
su, suhcc tcia t. dngef Tc4uo the
90 lustrufnrnfs WhcfcHifh Trey may bc injured
The haltani BE- s.o made Of externally with
ccss ior t4e Gaze of hofics and other animal
Hoes combining hall ounce 5csuis boilc containing .
ounces 81 each liberal discount allowed 60 whol,slc
dealers.
General Dc pot at VA SHELLS No Na.,au.t near
Wall Acw orb Hral cd AZ thr dug stores svn,ialy.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
HARLEM. July 80. 1869.

HARLEM, July 80, 1863
haye been deaf for over twenty five years and Dr. Won
Esenbers has operated both my without the slightest
pain did no, believe such a thing could be done NOV
well and feel my head clear which did not Tor the A'
twenty year. The deI,cy and sk with which The opera
ton was performed eynce. the highest practical ability
hear perfectly Ills now over month since tie operation
and continue to feel as well
WILLIAM LIDDLE
uari.r, l2f,h.., between 2d and "a ava