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Munn Il Company,
Solicitors of Amercau and Foreign Patenta.
and publishers Of the Illustrated "SOIENTIFfo AMkRl'
CAM" 81 PARK row, New York.
Pamphlets Of information about patents freo
Specimen copies Of the paper treo
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Forty-four First Premiums In 1893.

For the Hsir-Barry's TricophsrOus
the best and cheapest article Bold By ail druggsa SOL
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Lorin Brooks & Son.-Wtnter Boots, fine
quality and al reasonable prices 43A Broadway corner Of
Howard street.
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Barnum Wfthdraws His Three Giants.
ehs Gonersa &C. after this week substitute the crca
Enssh sensational drama the Ticket OF Leay. Man
musical novelty. which will thrill public with
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Almighty Dollar for Biant d Holmes
Photographic No. B5 Broadway Go In, shouting Union
1r koi
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rAsrtAL Lossss
NJ .,

rboss ms rksd O. collisions L. t-aky p pu tals port 10
i@tfo.~ r-turasd tn d,sless. sssndea. arrived
tstfcss. iets,n or cargo.
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Ladies' Furs-At Banta's, No. 355 Canal
street elegant Mink Capes Mus and Collars Chdrens
Fancy Furs Gents Otter aud Beaver Fur Caps Ladies' Fur
Hoods Gloves Misses and Boys Fur Collars Fur Trim
mings and Swans Down Furs repaired or altered
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n Walking skeleton,
Some years sgo

DR. sCHENCK
WALKING SKELETON
about the streets Of Philadelphia ana finally reduced
Jsw that ne was unable 10 longer and taken
over to New Jersey
TO DTH
There he lay confined IN HIS bed Thorn'on said
MS lungs were all gone and he would live In
dtAf low state he besrd OF, and obtained. some
ROOTS AND HERBS.
and made medicine that made change IN his whole
eyStem uexpelied all tho matter from the lungs
from the stomach. started the liver and expelled
1he morbid matter from the svaem.
= $780, HIS APPETITE
began TO improve ana u with dtculty he could be
yea ed from eating too much Ne took the uoursh ng
food and N n short time he began To
Moe ne great. hearty weighing two aun-
dred and ,wenty pounds. His
sEAWKED TONIC AND
MANDRAKE PILLS
composition similar 10 the medicine that cured him
He travelling from oanother seeing patients
and administering hts medicines; aud II ia said he viii
LAsT STAGES or CONSUMPTION.
and few weeks they aou. in tolerabe rood health
HIS medicines change the whole sysem and the patient
GOOD APPETITE.
As the food nourhcs the he finds that he Is getting
deshy Nature ovcrpuwers the disease, and he gets we'll
-'"'' DIR sCHENCK's MEDICINES;
they make matter blood aud by the Al.
gestive healthy disease must be expelled. sde
phls InGuirrr
DR. ScHkNCK has rooms ct No. 81 Bond street New
Yorx. where he be proesonalyle Tuesday
from A. NJ. until 7. N.
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Bocie's Hyperion Flaid Restores and
dresses hair Bogie's Electric Hair Dye best use Try
Ne convinced. W. BoGLB, Boston. Sold everywhere.
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MarshalPs
PINE TREE TAR DROPS
se Fos %sPs %Ei pspIIss pI.Sussisy rs%Say ess ess" a
Tickling or Soreness of !he Throst,
Arss Are ysry 5e plsSs;H1: n "a .d and ess.ss
as SeaSspi.a. ss, V z! ! hs sS'ss psesss st'''
By dealers IL pedSnes geser.,iy;,
s.PiTss 'ay 2sess, Ss Ts's SS5r..
Drug aud Chemical Warehouse ~ Broadway.
Mrs. M. G.. Drown. Metaphysical Ply
sician Professor the Eye Ear Throat will be at her
Rooms Patients No 2o Bond street. Tuesday
aud Wednesday. Medicines can be had all times.
No More Gray Hair or Raidness-Eorty-
FIVE yea,s constant study Consultation free by Dr. GRAND
JEAN. Astor place
Printing Presses Ws~ted.-0ne Single
aud one Double Cylinder Address W. T. Herald Office
The ca mpaien N in the West,
Letter from nelehsr on il. pig Fight England
The ess sEi4 4 rs sAcs Lsf AND 4 TR5kG NEWS
ssIs4 e.
Trusscs.-BIarsh & Co., Radical Care
Tra:s oss :ay No vss:y n. s;sees x:o H'..s s
Who " 10 be che Next Mayor.-g1a-
siderable interest Is felt The question bether Qrs
B A. Erapk Booc Godfrcy Gruiher v - luc
ssssos Ma Ms George e rS.S,ssS oSSsSi ss
S aaM w oasra n. 70 ~ ~,
saS On S'fi ssns s i 4; % ;ss:ss a. only S
Wigs, Toa specs. Hair Dye. Hair Dysi~s
And Moidavia Cream for beaatfyiag the hair. a W l.
BATCHELORS. =. Is Bond street
w. A. Bachelor. Hair Dye--The Best
In the word-hArinless Instantaneous reliable Bold by
AL druggists and rerfumers Factory 81 Barclay street
Wheeler Il Wilson'S Highest Premfum
Lock. Stitch Sewing Machines. OAice COS Broadway.
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sncss-preoisely a. is the case in this country
The annexed table will show the value Of the eK-
ports and imports Of Great Britain for the frst
nine months in each of the following years.
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II tOperates Like Magic.-Mrs. Winsiow's
duces inflammation ailays ali pain Sure regulate the
bowels Perfectly safe in al millions OF mothers
testify BY giving relief and health TO the child gives
rest the mother. % cents . bottle
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throat. which might be checked By simple remedy. Ike
R6owas Bronchial Trochcx allowed progress ma,
Terminate serousiy
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Biunt for mayor-Aoimes for City Pho-
togAphs. Must Be elected Vote early st 503 Brosdysy
RIINI
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The following table gives the aggregates OF the
statements Of the associated banks OF this city
since the 18th OF October
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Thus taking the figures Of the first nine months
Of the present year. We find that they exhibit an
annual drain upon the bullion of England of one
hundred and ninety millions Of dollars. This a.
may be seen by the above figures. has been going
on in nearly the same ratio for three years past.
and the effect s beginning to be felt in the none
tary circles of the United Kingdom. The London
Herald in its money article of the 9th inst, thus
refers to the drain Of spece:--
Il will be noticed that despatching gold aad
soveregns TO four important points. First. Paris
whittier they have been flowing FOR time. through
confidential agents in London 10 support the position Of
the Rank OF France and assist other financial
which has not merely led TO Australian and American
rivals being purchased the spot but when these have
not been found sufficient has likewise induced large with
drawais from the vaults Of Threadneeds street. The
places to which large supplies being forwarded
india and Egypt to pay for cotton and these, is
said from tho oxtent Of engagements will continue Tor
some time 70 come. Tho remttances 70 Brazil par.
italy produce Including cotton. and for exchange
operations wAch may require further larger before
they arc Terminated Russia has taken bullion lately,
and parcels have been forwarded Amsterdam snd Ham
burg 70 purchase silver Tor 81 Petersburg chiefly to
mset the neoessy military outlay oocasioned by po-
siion Of affairs W Poland In therefore evident that
nal drain, which has been proceeding for time,
though ts effects have recently been moro strongly Dc.
veIoped.
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Cross EYE srsxIshfsSnp rs oss

Ana avery Of the Eye aud Ear rcTf'rrE ef1er
S.ei.e.i o. sg..~, al attended 3, W Dr Won BlsHs-
kERf q cDnsiitng ,osns slsB-o-fvsg, Ber f-sni
e-ssi
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GOuraud's POudre Subtitle UproOts Hair
from upper lips low foreheads part OF the body
Xarrautsd 451 broadway.
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Ladies', Misses and Chiidrem's Fancy
Hats silk beaver and felt embaeing every variety In
rmmed Millirers dealers supplied at wholesale
prices. BANTA. corner Canal and Wooster streets
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Hiil's Hair Dye, FiNsy Cents, Black or
Brown, instantaneous reliable Depot No. Barclay street,
Sold by all druggists.
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There Is but one First Premium SEWING MACHINE.
The GROVER BAKER Machine has been awarded
twenty three first premiums State fairs twenty
stcy and county fairs in 1863 making forty four In all
BROOKLYN,
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Mrs. M. q. brown. metaphysical Phy-
scan Professor OF the Eye Ear aud Throat will be at her
Rooms TO Patients, al No 25 Bond street Tuesday
aud Wednesday Medicines can be had ., all times.
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Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Premium
Sewing Machines for sale sss Broadway. near Twenty
second street. Also Embroterng Quilting Braidng aud
description Of machine sewing dono In the best man
the Grover 4 aker machine.
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Hegleeted Coash, Cold, or Sore

AnaIn d Co., Manvfsctur-rs OF Flags
and Banners q dcssrp'ion. 20 Fulton street. corner
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e earaess, Impaired sight.
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN rHs
THROAT.
cHEoNrC CArAaRH.

carARpH oY THE TYsPAyIc MUCOUS
MRMBnlsB. oBsIRucIIQs OF 7HE
EusTACHfAh 1g3K
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Msri"e Total Lossss asd Disasters no
ported ts November. 1868.
Prom, rsaIrt ssp' ~ UpIa s~es,tsrf NtLs AIss
s7ss|srs As.s-ssu,s oB.hpai.fls r.ti,.
~ o. ,si ',s-~. sad ii.ssssr- fo sss-l. i.s'
rDfAL Losys.
stst
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No More Gray Hair or Raidncss-Forty-
five constant study. Consultation free by Dr. GRAND
JEAN. Astor place.
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Carleton, Publisher, New YORK.
The Lille sud Adventures Songs Services Speeches
PRIVATE Mills o'RErLLY.m

fisth rerment n Y VOL Turner Brgade Terrys division
1h Depsrnien of the Soathb with bio
Qraphrs yrcal and adacic the subjects of iron lads
army aud navy operations CITY saie and national poi
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Printing Presses w ted.-One S1ngi
aud Double Cylinder Address T. W. t. Herald Office
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corns, Eunfons, Inverted Nails, En-
farssf Joints and all diseases Of Tie fss cured nsor
la,a inconvenience 10 the patient b. Or TACHAEfE
6urgs0a Chlropodisi. No. 7ec Brsad~ay
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nlsnt.-A Ri~E Kc.na she SUN Denote
Sood rho,ogrlpks as n0LMEs' suc Broadway.-
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a Positive Cure for Censumpiion.

ALL AFFEGTIoNs TIRoAT, LUNGS AND GUEST.
DR.. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND for thirty years has been u
standard remedy curing the most obstnai. Prepared
only by DR. SWAYNE son, No. $50 North siI street.
Phisdelphia Sold by WILLS a co. No ii5 Franklin
street. ID. S. BARNES, No. 2o2 Broadway, New York.
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Crsss adoro's Hair Dye. Preservssive
sni wiG depot, hol.saie and r~,sA No sAsor House
Nhe dYe sppliad hY snllinl arlaa
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All Curabfe Acute. Ch ronic Ind Ec ma ie
Compsin successfully treatei by
J. NAPOLEON PHELPS.
Medical Esctrcan and Electric Phrscian. Professor Of
Eieoro- Diseases of Females &c New York
Elecropathc aud Medical Institute Test Examinations
and Trea Private Office No 23 Cooper
Union Building. from 10 daily
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Chaps. Chafes, saIiowness. Eruptsoss,
8 9ts specks and all skin B'ern shes cured by cot.
RAUDs Italian Med ca ed soap s53 bruadrsY
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The specie imports and exports Of Great Britsie
for the week ending Nov. IL compare a. follows

The returns of the Bank OF EngIand for the week
nding Nov. IL were as follows compared with
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Chrissmaa and view Year's.-The Grasa
Microscope with mounted 90 jects constitutes beautiful
appropriate Holiday Gift h. old ounR c0mbfnnr In
sirueiou With amusement being OF The power mos, f.
Qneny required ~ yet ample that child
IL mailed, prepaid Tor ~ Isl with beautiful led
OBJECTS ~; wh ~ objects - Liberal discount the
Second noo-.
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Prfxes Cashed and InrOrma tion Fur
szlsIed in ali legaxed Lotteries.
ALECK CO.. Brokers. 3S Pine street. N. Y
ca a. All
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sppostsc Iron wtsaow Guaras for
she pro rc,ion of,slhdowS HUrCfrN sOs . NICKER
SHAM. sJs Canal street, fas' % fBroAissy
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-14
Gov. Tod,s Proclamations.

The reader will find elsewhere two pfoclama'
tiops from Gov. ToD. The first is dated July
lIth, and reminds the people Of Ohio that be
had called for thirty thousand six months men,
and that less than two thousand had responded
to the call, Notwithstanding the urgency Of the
occasion The Governor appeals again to the
people. Will his appeal have the effect design.
cd . Il would seem that II the occurrences
which have transpired within the past two OF
three weeks, were not sufficient tor move the
people and arouse their patriotism, IL is moi
likely that any subsequent event will do it,
We are credibly informed that at the time thai
seven hundred volunteers bad responded to
the Governors call, there vas on file
over eleven hundred applications for official sp-
poinsmsuts ln the regiments to be raised under
the call. All these applications were doubtless
from Abolition Lsaguers. s5
The Governor'ssecondp proclamation calls out
the organized militia en- masse In some thirty
odd counties of thesState, none Of them north
of the counties cut BY the National road. This
Ia q sweeping order, and great inconyenienoe
must result fromit As to the necessity of such
an order, Il is, of course, not for us to judge at
this Hmo, sinoo we have not the information on
which the Governor acted when be issued il.
We may hereafter know how imminent our
danger il, upon which this proclamation 10
based. ~. VA. 'o e
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-14
The Insane Idea Ola New Union.

The proposition t5tharge the Constitution and
form new Union, after the pattern cut ont by
wEnDrLL PnLLlFs, GREEExY 4 Co., is gradual.
Iy taking definite and tangible shape. II is
substantially the positon Of JoHr BRoUoH and
bis supporters In Ohio. BRsyaH declares in ef-
feet, In his publIcspeeches, that the Uuioumust
never be restored siih slavery 10 it as hereto
fore. What, then, remains but to remodel the
old or form new Consultation, and dissolve
The old Union aud 60 70 work the best way We
can to manufacture new Republic out Of the
ruins and fragments Of the oldf
Are politicians and mpmbers Of the Cabinet
crszy, that they dare harbor such proposition
Have JoaN BaouoH and bis political associates
gone stark mad, that they dare think Of persuad
ing the people that tho war must be prosecuted
for such an end az thai It's not what our SOL
diers went into The Geld to fight for, and they
never will igbt for such purpose. Is Is idle
% dream oft The dead have fallen and the
living arc fighting, or are ready to fgh., for the
maintenance Of the old Constitution, and thu
restoration and preservation Of the old Union
but mover. never, for a new ono formed to suil
the Abolition fanatics, who helped the Seces-
sionists 10 involve the country 10 this desolatne
and bloody war. The crazy demagogues may
e. wen be made 70 understand this frs. as last.