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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
FROM BANKS EXPEDITION.

New YoRK, Feb Words correspon-
dent with Banks expedition says
Farragnts feet is so diminished that i
wont be possible to attack Ft Hudson until
reinforced
Advices from Galveston via. Havana gives
Com Bells proclamation to foreign consuls
notifying them and all foreign subjects. All
concur that Galveston is liable to be attacked
any day by the federsls Twentyfour will be
given for the innocent and helpless TO leave
The reported defeat of tho French in Mexi
co provesto hsve.been Mexican rumors.
French seige trains are advancing towards
Orizabn, from which point column was tt
move to co operate with another column iron
aalapa Both columns to unite at poln
four leagues distant from Ruebla where stou
resistance is anticipated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

Gen Rafus King has been appointed Mil,
tary Governor Of Norfolk
Times special says the House Committee Of
WAYS and Means had informally under CON
alteration to-day, Senate'p amendments 70 the
finance bill The Commitee,accept them al
except reduction Of legal tenders they will
insist upon $500, ,000, 600 but allow the Secy.
to Judge Of the necessity Of their issue, the
Senate finance committee and Secy, Chase
are in entire accord now relative 70 the FL
nance Bill
The views ofthe House Committee on Ways
aud Means also daily approaching nearer and
nearer to those Of the Senate, Finance
COMMITTEE Of the Senate and the COMMITTEES
on Ways and Means will probably agree in re
commenting a tax Of ct least one eighth per
cent on all speculative transactions in gold
! Spanish Minister here has received roya
| decree from Madrid, announcing that pass
ports rom foreigners will not be required
hereafter in travelling through Spanish DO
minions.
Senator Henderson, Of No, just received
the following telegram in regard to Senatoria
Jefferson City, Feb. 5-Glove and Breckin
ridge withdrawn Brodhead 60 Phelps 46
Brown As.
Herald special says the case Of Buell. con
cluded and finding Of Court transmitted 70 lh
President.
Theopholis Gains, formerly Prosecuting Al
torpey Of Hamilton Co, o. has been appointe
Associate Judge Advocate General OF thi
city with rank of Major
Don Piatt has been appointed Assistant II
spector General with rank OF LeutenantC'
lionel
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07

FROM THE PACIFIC.

SAN FRANcIsco Feb 6-The Senatorial eau.
Gus at Sacramento completed the investiga'
ton Of bribery charges The result is some
candidates are involved in bargain for the
distribution Of National and State patronage
after the manner of politicians. One lobby
may proposed to purchase the vote of IN as
sembyman in favor of his Senatorial candi-
date No other direct charge of bribery was
sustained The caucus resumes balloting to-
night
A California company have secured a large
tract of land on the Peninsula of Lower Cali
foruia, upon which a fair quality Of upland
cotton grows wild They propose immediatC
cultivation, believing the cheap labor of the
native population will make cotton growing
profitable
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
APPEAL OF GOV. CURTIN TO THE
ANDERSON CAVALRY.

HARmsBuRn, February 5-The following
appeal WAS telegraphed to-day by the Cover
nor to General Mitchell, commanding our
forces at Nashville, TO be communicated to
the Anderson Cavalry
~ ask you for the honor Of the State to re-
lieve the distress OF your friends, and for all
your hopes in the future to return TO your du
~ as soldiers. You will be organized as orig
inally designed, in the order to increase the
troops 10 a regiment, and will be detailed foI
Tor special duty near the General Genera
Rosecrans has written me 10 this effect, anC
will designate officers who will be commits
stoned. ANDREW 9. CURTIN"
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CincInnatI Market.

OlhClhhATl, teb. b,
FLoUR-Msrkst dull, prices not lower.
Super6ne 6 1906 rs; extra 30@6 40; fam
lily 6 40@6 50.
WHISKY-Demsnd good, market firm at
50@501, latter rate for wagon.
WHEAT-Market duh, offerings not large.
l2sal 80 for prime TO ehoise red, 300
~ tor prime IndapA or Ohio white, and
35@l 81 tor prime TO choice Kentucky
white.
CoRN-DemaDd good from distillers for
Ear at 65@66 in bulk shelled at 65@65 in
bulk, And held at 76@75 including sacks
0ATs-MArkst rules firm, receipts light
We quote new and old at 63@64 IN bulk
and at 1904, including sacks
RYE-Demand moderate, offerings light a
0e@l 10 for prime samples on arrival
! BARLEY Market no change, fair inquiry
Prime iall at s3@l 36; state spring, prim,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
FROM YIcKsBURG.

CHICAGO, Feb, Especial to the Tribune,
says
Memphis Dispatch announces the arrival
Of the steamer Adeline from Vicksburg
The ram Queen Of West ran the blockade
Monday morning at daylight Hundred heavy
seige guns opened on her as she steamed past
Rebel steamer also opened FIRE on the Queen
which she replied to, and rebel steamer Grip
pied. The Queen was under hre. Tor three
quarters Of an hour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, February 6.
HARSHMANS FLOUR-White wheat,
wholesale, 4 rs, retail G 90. Red wheat,
wholesale S so, retail 6 co.
WHEAT %.
CORN-60
OATS-40@43
BARLEY-l 25@l rs.
RYE-90@sO
HAY-Timothy IA OO@l5 90 per ton.
FLAX-SEED-2 90.
WHISKY-50@50
GRoCERIES-Coffe 29@33 Sugar IL
ola; Molasses 65@66; Teas 30@l so
Cheese l2k@l3i Rice s@sl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
iReported Cor the Daily Emp.re.l ]
New York Market.

NKw YoRK, February I.
FLOUR ~ Receipts 900 bbls; market dull,
Sc lower sales 5000 bbls 730@7 %
extra state; 65@760 common TO good
shipping brand R H o.
WHEAT--Market dull one cent lower
l 40Gl Sc Chicago spring; ] 66@l 81 Nil
wankee club; 64@l 90 winter red ives
tern.
CoRN--Fayors buyers at s3@s4 mixed
western.
oATs--Firmer, active at 7a@7O cOmmor
10 prime.
P0RK-Steady.
LARD-Quiet
DRESSED H0GS-DulI
WHISKY--59@60
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRO
CEEDINGS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. Z.
HoUsE-Resumed consideration of the Hi
nos and New York ship canal bill
Kellogg thought the discussion would not
change the vote but he wished to show that as
early as 1881 the question was agitated Of
connecting the waters of the Cults of St Law
renee and Mexico.
SENATE-Communicat has been receiv
ed from the Secretary of Interior, asking u
creased appropriation for land officers in Kan
sas
The House bill to promote efficiency in thu
Commissary Department was passed,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
PROM WASHINGTON.

WAsuIEsroS, Feb 6.-Tribune special says
There were two circles OF bloekading ships of
Charleston barbor The outer Que in deep
one was upon tho bar
Sailors IN the Navy Department are certain
tnat the rebel iron clads vent down only TO
the latter. They were not calculated for deep
and rough water beyond, and it is declared
that they did not go near TO or mepscs the Sc
sond and outer line of the large blockaders.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
FROM NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, Feb G,-General Davis divi
sien with cavalry and artillery, have been sent
to intercept the rebels who have attacked Ft
Donelson under John Morgan. We have
buried 1856 rebels at Fort Donnelson.
The rebel General Forrest was badly
wounded
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YoRK, Feb 6.--The steamer Roanoke,
FROM New Orleans 28th and Havana 3lst utl,
arrived this morning. News very meagre,
The Delta says accounts from the rebel
army al Port Hudson and elsewhere show
most deplorable state of affairs among them
the men only being kept from mutny BY pro-
mises of peace in 80 days
Couscription among the rebelsis rather
dangerous, as over twenty conscription officers
have been shot while endeavoring to raise
men
The regular Havana letter, of the 3lst ult,
contains Vera Cruz dates OF the 24th, but
nothing OF importance.
Sege trains we're at Vera Cruz without
which the French do not hope to take Puebla.
Small pox is absting. Nothing in relation
to the Alabama or Florida
1t is rumored the Alabama had received four
shots from the Hatteras, and that she has ar
rived at Port Royal Jamaica, whence she took
her D lsuuers and there she will stop for re-
pairs
The British gunboat Rinaldo, arrived at
Havana from Galveston bringing an extra oil
the Houston Telegraph of the Esd, contain
ing accounts of the capture of Sabine Pass,
OF the Federal brig Morning Light, and an
unknown chooner on the 2lst, by an expedi-
ton IRON the Magruder feet
The following are the rebel dispatches:
sabine Pass, Teras, on board the Conieder-
ate States Gunboat Bell, Jan. 2l.-Captaln
We met the enemy this morning in the Gull
OF Mexico, whipped them and brought every
thing to Sabine Pass fought him ten guns
to our one We have captured two vessels,
one a full rugged ship and the other schoon'
or and seventeen guns, medical stores, am.
munitou in abundance, and los prisoners
am here awaiting further orders.
o. NJ WATKINS,
Major Cong Sabine.
To Capt L P FoRREsT, A A G.
Sabine Pass Jan 2l.-l engaged the
enemy to-day capturing thirteen guns and
about a million dollars worth Of property and
l09 prisoners.
0. NJ WATKlSs,
Major Commanding,
Magruder on the 4th proclaimed Galveston
open to commerce, but Commodore Bell issu
ed proclamation on the 10Th declaring Gal
weston, Sabine Pass and the whole coast OF
Texas, under actual blockade, aud warning
all vessels from trading under penalty o
capture.
Nothing con6rmstory of the capture of tn
Florida is received from Havana
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
iReported for the Daily Empirel
New York Stock Market. /.

NEw YoRK, February Z
SToCKS--Aaotive, higher; Money ac-
tive COZ on call Sterling Exchange ac-
tive American Gold 67b United
States skies 81 coupons 94t, registered 95,
Treasury $40 OH, Demand notes 642, one
year certificates s4t, United States 6ves III
coupons So.
GROCERIES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
CINCINNATI VENEREAL HOSPITAL,
Established in the Year 1885,

Established In the Year 1850,
FOB THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASES,
And under the control OF two OF the most Eminent
Physicians In the world,
nR. E. BoNAPARTE, from London and paris
~ dospitals and Tor the past ten years OF ON.
e'hnati Neneresl Hospital and Dr. h. b. kEYNOLDs,
late OF New York. This II the only office In the city
where 0ermanent euro of Private Diseases can be
ODtained, without the use of mercury or change Of
diet Gonorrhosa cured IN to az hours Gleet cured
IN 70 10 DAYS, structures cured IN Ito weeks Noe
turnal Emissions stopped IN 10 days. seminal
eaknes cured IN 10 weeksi syphilis its prlma.
ry stages eured IN days; Secondary symptoms In /
to 3weeks skin diseases cured N 10 weeks; i'm
potency, Yigor restored IN 70 weeks All diseases
o private nature treated with unparalleled success,
male or lemale
Dr Bonspartes great work on private Diseases the
rryate Gmde 70 Health, IL beneficial TO ALL male and
emale old and young, should read this book. ltwnl
enighten those who grope In darkness. Price 70
cents, sent by mail.
Or. BonaPsrte's French Patent Male safel 1t is
periecty sde, and never las To 90 Aauslction Ii s
The only saIe and sure preYenuye against disease
Flee Ol the french Patent Male sale, u the single
10, nadaine LUZlER's Female Monthly riiis Is a
sale and reliable remeuy for snppressons ana all 10.
male diseases LADIES' should not use them anung
| pregnancy as they Wall produce miscarriage. Pa
81 20 per boA-e1tra hne S5-sent 10 any address "
mail.
| Drs b. 4 r. are the men TO consult; they are un.
qnesnonably acknowledged to be the cham pIons and
kings OF nereal diseases and the only DoctoIs who
receive monthly reports from the old world, they
nave been accustomed from early age Of youth to
witness the various diseases when ailct mankind
and 10 watch the progress through a long career OF
professional study. IN every sphere Of hle from the
humble abode ol poverty " the mansion the veal.
my, and having ascertlneu beyond a doubt the vast
suffering OF humanity, tEey determined select the
geneTatYe system as their particular stud, ana TO de
No'e their Wuoe attention 10 the alienation OF the ds
eases OF these Important functions. No letters will b.
answered unless they contain remittance OF a post
! age stamp. Call or address,
Drs BUNApARTE a REYNOLDS,
No. iss sycamore steet, between Filth Sixth, ess
! side, cincinnati, Ohio.
! .rOm d A M IN u NJ
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ouAIitIes beloM

10 choice, at 2o@l rs. Qualities below
prime dull
GROCERIES = Market quiet, unchanged;
sugar l2i@lS1, coffee sl@3ah molasses
63@65.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
NoTIClA.

LII pei knowing themselves indebted 10 the
"A unieJned, BY note or account, will please call
onH' b. dndler, 200 1hird street, np stairs, where
my bookfe kept Rnd seuls the same. am in
need on fneyi aud likewise anxious TO have nv
oo ooEs fed' jaad2m n, sIEFkRMlR.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
Valuable Stock Tor Sale.

I HAVE ~ head Of fue horses and mares; 100 head
/ fine hogs, and 10 sOws, with pigs; head Of mieh
cOwa-two treshthe others will be In short time; |
fine Norman stallion; all OF which l desire TO sell.
Persons wishi TO purchase can do 10y calling on
the subsoriber three miles from Dayton, the Gov
lngton pike. fe2daw9t' J.P MUMMA.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
BrOEoJatal H'roohos..

EoR the and alleviation OF Coughs, Colds, and
Il Bronchial Adocuons, superior 70 any other mans
uiaetuTed. Prepared and sold by
J.. W. DIETRICH,
Apothecary, Phillips House
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
NOTICE.

A LII persons having purchased carriages or had
IA repairing done by W. W. Phillips and have not
settled, VIII oolge by calling u Langdon's Hardware
Store and have the Docket receipted. iaI4aaM2M
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
Physicians Prescriptions.

GPKciAL attention paid to the compoundine Of
- Physicians Pro crptiona. None allowed to h.
put up but by competent apothecary. boys NOT
ALLOWED TO COMPOUND MEDICINES
J. w. DIETRICH
teSdlw Apothecary, Phillips House.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
Pure Cream Tartar for Baking Purposes

LNREE frem authorizations Of meal, alum, and sul.
II phates also the phosp sphates now sold for Cream
Tartar, FOR sale by j. W. nIETRIOh,
Apothecary, Phillps House.
Corner OF Main and Third strests
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-07
Straxed or Stolen

Strayed or Stolen.
LNRoM the residence OF the subscriber, mill, eas,
~ oi Dayton' between lhe Springfield ana Xenia
years oldin the spring. Also ablac colt star IN he
forehead, one year OLD IN the sprng "A liberal r..
waru wall lie gwen for their return.
teewa" HENRY GILLESPIE
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And the Melancholy Deaths BY Consumption.
Bear ample witness 10 the truth Of the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFEUTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS.
lie requires the aid OF medicines to strengthen aud
Inugorate the system
invariably dsss.
tnal will convince the most skeptical,
FEMALES = FEMALES FEAA LES
OLD Oh YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CON
TkMPI4ATlNG MARRIAGE.
h, Aaay Affections Aseuliar 10 Females
rhe Extract Buchuis unequalled by any other
dy OnioroslS or kstrenehng lrregularliy, Pam
Iuiuess, or suppression OF Customary kvacuAnons,
uusraled or Sonirrous Of the Uterus, LeucoT-
whtes steTinty, and for eli complaints Incident
sex, whether arising nom indiscretion habits
OF dissipation or IN the
DECLINE on CHANGE or LIFKi
SEQ Symphonic above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T.
Take no more BalsaR Mercury, or Unpleasant Aesepes
for Unpleasant ard dangerous DIssdssi.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BDCHU
sECRET DIsEAsEs
I'm All their stages; AZ Atds Rxpepse,
l.iIue change in Diet NoinoonvenIenee;
j., And ,N'.t " htpoSs'rs. S .,.
urinate, thereby Removing obstrectons.
Prsyentng ana Curing structure. OF the ure:hra.
the class % aissasss % sad Snd sapanS s 50
ftasonous, Diseased and rorn out Matter.
Thousands upon Thousands
| RIfJ M gR BRRy THE VICTIMS or QUA CKg,
sua have PaiG&SsS.y Jsss % be cured in short
o0n has, ey .s sS use o. hs hoIet 4 Ssf,gsnts been
form, and
PERHAPS AfIhH MARRIAGE
Use HEIIBoLDs EXTRACTBuOHu
for all Hfieaona and d'seaSeS OF 'he
URINARY ORGANSh
ubs,ber existing in
go CIN : i.A. ALN'
rom "'''Nro. NV ~ matter VI
o" AoNS sEANDiNN'
Dseees Of these Organs require the aid of Duretic
|
AELAboLDS EAIhACT BuCHU
| -
u I'M "hEAr DiohhIio'
DssAseS ~ JO' s"''" y IsoO''a''asi
IN ~ 1'' '''''''''
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
with Names known to '''' . - ~ ''A'' '"'HI"S'
SCIENCE AND FAME
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brace every phass Of society marvellous soe Il
s s ,pa ere 81 dsp hdn
Of crime and Of the most vivid and convung char
's eas Sl, p'1G s sSSSs1 x
of that the splendid work Of imagination can only
Se Tue '' a. "''' "A'1'
GREAT REPRESENTATIVE PRESS
which combines within itself all the departments embraced
rh ss o Snd s Sg
a II the
bright in the world celestial seems to be- and i: !,
tho World Of Nows and Polite Literature Were 6l9eed
relation to nnuIneraoe subjects connected WA
their wants and their enyment, ior none OIL he 'wnes
wade ecun alike Of the Sinner and the Saint the Rich and
the Poor the Merchant and the Mechanic the Soldier ana ss
Civilian the Lady of Fashion in her elegant boucor and tho
her humble chamber the laughing Philosopher
add the Logcan the Politician and the Man Or
the Spectator and the Sportsman the young and me od Oh
every condition and calling Its sources Of Information
are exclusive. Its reporters and correspondents are every
where It never sniorms but tells the Truth the NOE
Truth and nothing but the Truth all topics upon which
treats No party faction clique has the slightest influence
over It's views s in all respects thoroughly irdependss
Where in the whole range Of American journalism; c..
por ofthe transacon Of public bodies and the donss r.
such record Progress OF the Ner such early and con
ss nsfs1 es.ssf % sc
from whose conclaves all outsiders supposed 10 be
clUded ls agents are everywhere Ihey form secret po~
lice more vgsnt than any official body that bears tia, nans
and are advance the Government itself a. regards all the
plots and counterpos bearing Oh the great questions OF tho
hour a.
ooi at the leading features OF to oows issue, and say
one public sheet comprised such variety i Is impo
sibe to enuDerate them IN advertisement "The sunday
TabeTak = the famous correspondence Of the Dkbsnded
Volunteer the Is,orees tie Theatrical and Show News
the Teegraphic News from special sources to four O'Clock
sunday morning. the Sporting intelligence including INC
RIng Pederanism Rase Ball, Billiards Aquatcs the Tan
Quoting end everything and interesting In foreign snA
domestic sporting circles. THE SUNDAY MEhCJh u -
PUBLIC NECESSITY. HENCE III HAS TIE LARGEST
CIRCULATION EVER REACHED BY Any NEWapA.
PER IN THIS CoUEIRYi MORE THAN aNu TE IKE!
THAT OF ALL THE OTHER SUNDAY PAPERS COM.
BlNED and rresenng a a medium OF advertising lst mod
Iae before offered u the business
world.
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Died.

CIILrY-Of s-arle. fyer on Friday Dec Marie Prince
daughter Of Capt CEeenlei C. an Ms.sins ticy acd Il
months and u days .
Funeral At p m on Saturday a, II. house OF s. W. Kel.
io.g L. :. n, Jefferson street. Brooklyn.
Maine and New Haup,i paPcrs please copy.
ELLlOTT-The funeral services OF Gilbert NJ. Elliott late
MAj1r lO2l Regiment \ y. No-. vii be held Monday
neI' 5h int; At O'Clock al the Pilgrim Baptist Church,
Itfy thI4 street, between Eighth and N.s'h avenue.
Trends and relative 81 the family, and the OH efs q
the i2t a. c. ia the Gig. respectfully invited 10
attend.
FsKFOn Thursdsy morning Dec Of Group
tIcteck Ainbad, second % tredclics L. anl Ma!
Elzaicth Fiske aged year. months and daSs
The funeral m aie place from the Residence Of nj parents
No Liberty Brooklyn, fom the f-sitoncs 81 H.
parents no Liberty street iirooiiyn. on Saturday tho
III inst u O'Clock Tie ffends u tie hmiy nfr -
q1e.isl s'tend without further potice.
JERSEGAS-At Wulard's Hotel wa.hingion. u. C.. on
W.llesday Dec. Z, L.eut y. w Jcfncsan q BfooAyn'
aged = yesrs.
For nolise o. funeral see to inouow's papers
JOHSsON-A, New,own. Conn, Saturday. Nov "a.
Esther. wife David II. johnson.
MaNLEY-At Dutch Kills Ncstown Lone I.'aud o. Thurs
day Dec Mrs May MAnlcy, widow Of Dr. q v MAMIE
in the 2ath year 81 her age
The md friends 81 %. family respectfully invited
TO attend hc funeral sunday, Dec o. AZ ocloct Her
remains viii be tai 70 Cypress iis Cemetery ioI inter
McCLEENEN-On Thursday, Dec J. after ne-s q i've
d.ys Mrs Abigail McCeuneu Ia the ia year u her sse
Funefal sunday. Dec a. a. M a. te i"sd.nco
Of Ter con Nj r. b CleInen, No ~ south Third street
Wiam.bursh after which the remains WI b. ''en 10
Philadelphia
VABIAN-A, Wos,cLeser. Thursday Dec. 3 William
Narlan. Ia the 67h year Of his age. 80
tn. relatives a. friends family invited 20 attend III,
funeral on Sunday 9th inst. at ~ O'Clock Carriages
will be IN waiting No. 80 "ea T~eny ninth street at .
O'clDcs O. m
" T.. 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-05

TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE or THE MOST RESPECTABLE CiTI-
ZENS or hEW.YOHk.
DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CURED
No 40 Gtliav hKv YORK. Dec. 2. 1862
wa. deaf for several years and hearing Of the great cures
performed by Dr. Won Eisenbcrr wa. induced to place
s under biz care and happy TO state that my boar
Ing entirely restored amer short treatment wa aso
sue.ng from chronic eatar Of which was also cured by
the skfu treatment Of Dr. Won Esenbors. do but justice
TO the Doctor b. stating that in treating rue he displayed that
a and knowcoge which hove a.eady procured for a such
reputation and that the principles which direct his
system curing Dcanca. and Caarh ouch rs 70 render
success. certain in my opinion Many months have passed
since Dr. Won senberg restored ny .lrins, ani 1t continues
as good o. ever. -. lioI hl'o'
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CAUTION

None arc genuine unless tie words ioLlowAr. NV
York AND LONDON d.ceEIibc as Watsrmd't IL
very leaf of the book OF direction around each bo1 the same
may be plainly by holding the i 10 he hgM hand
reward will be given any rendering such nforma
ton may lead tho detection Of nuy patty or prtis eoun
teriens the medicines vending the sane A'"ins them
to be spurious
- sod At the mandatory OF Professor HOLLOWAY. No
90 Madeu iane York AMI BY all respectable Druggists
and Dealers In Medicines throughout the United Saieand the
civilized wo,L ia bo,e, s2S cent. each % cents and
each.
n There 4, conddefL'e saving By taking the liger lr'
B-Dirsoton. fJr the guii,a.o '. pan' la every d'
order us affixed " e.oa boz