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THIS route VII be op.red for through travel AID
freight By Tuesday pert, the 9Th instant Generals
s<benek and Kelly are oonndsu, that their forces v, be
able, without dtoasy 70 prs,ss the road psrmansnily
TAs telegraph iks IA slresdy rsestabsbsi IA stItfs
length from Baltimore 10 wheeling soi Psssfsbgrg ani
the maintsinipss this great tboteoshfafs apitrofbsd
WIN b. q marketable advantage 70 sovwnmsni add con-
mercsl interest
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Prizes Cashed I'm All LegAiiIrd Lotteries,
street, room No. 1, New York.
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Prizes Cashed by ,. A. Dunn, TAO Broa d
way, up stairs. Letter Communications confidential und
promptly attended TO-
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second Hand Safes for Sale Cheap for
cash. at 100 Maiden lane.
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Carries de vSsise $3.50 persioxen. Pho
tograpbs In every style ana are At reduced prinea
r. BALcf i25 Bowery
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MUNCHAUSHN ECLIPsED.
startling 90 insgruce has made public dugns
The last week. Ia which have been led Ia
pratcs oommandcr OF the rebel ship No. 100
with rcm0rse and reckless OF results has seized
Of Hefs and had resolved TO end his days
COP ,umpon fAcis that Investigation have brought to
light prove that the published letter Of the pirate
Sen,ne: forgery mat the house that pfecnds % have
when she was seized; that fair supposton that there
such Arm In existence IA Panama that Of Cordova
Sou whom asserted that the We bitters shipped
aud that e WHOLE remarkable literary production !. i Of
fAisehoods and unbiased ptons Real
The following CORE spondenoe and be eonyinoeA-
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omctai Drawings or Murray, Eddy Il
Cos keutacky and Missouri State Lotteriea
n. . htsrucKy. EXTRA GAS S--January s. 1883
~, 90, 7. 5, n, 40. ~. As, rs, IL, Is, so, "a.
a, a. kEsrucEr. CLASS 6-January s. 1853
30, %, ", 63, As, 20. 80, IS, ~. 81, s, 43.
c"cuiArs seat free or charge BY addressing either
MURRAY EDDY co.
p,.o. T., Covng,on XIV. or ~ Louis Ma
1893 the and second drawn nunb-rs should
MAJ pcen ~ And o. In place OF g. sly
ma. ~ IN ~ our edition OF yesterdayth mistake being
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Fever Carries de yisite for Finy Cents,
at BENJAMIN Galley, .0J rand street. OF Alien
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OMcisI Drawing. OF the DssAwsr. state

on az Dx.awAW Ezra ctAss 5-JAnaAry& isoI
W, 22 ~. IA. ), Is, "a. q, 90, s5, "a, AZ, 81.
a 20 DsLAwaas. CLAs 6-JanuAry3 ). 1864
=, o., %, ~. ~, 3, 4, 81, 20. 40, SO, "a.
JOHN A NORRIS A Co
wilmington, Delaware.
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Bachelors Hair Dye-shs Hest In the
world he rmi-ss aad reliable Sold
lists perfumers ~hers FACTOR, barclay
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NADIA sne Tilman,
MS East Ninth street,
AdI otning Stewards new STORE
(lste 7I2 Broadwayb
Rail- Head Dresses and Opens Hss,eet
Partic liar attention paid u Dress tnaksng.
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INFORMATION FOUND

INFORMATION FOUND
No. o BowIINc 0REWs, J
Ovvicy or Tux ATLANTIC ann PAcivr s. 4. LisE.
NV yoRk, Jan. ), 1868. J
Mr.. n. g. MARVIN. ~ cedsyftreet-
of tod IL received calling al.
tentontn advertisement the Y Herald relative TO =
seuure OF Buers consigned to n. Cordpva Son. Of
board the steamship Ariel by Che Confederate
priyaterr Alabama
presume You address the subject instead Of The
Of the line Mr. d. H. Allen from the fact that hs
the line have made several OF
IIastettcr's Bii,crs bar stores OF the
There goods any kind board tho Ariel Dec
g. cons gned to NJ Cardoya 4 Son, Panama.
the bar Of thr steamer several bottles OF
Hoet,ers Biers and judging from the quant sold they
beverage amongst those who travel through
tropical climates The Arics not disturbed by
the conederss with III. exception Of or two OF
shoes which minus ony few para From
these public Judge whether the adyer.
,scment referred 10 Is or IL not fabrication
Very prcifully,
JAMES N. Gloss
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Ladies' Delighted.-Lnird's bloom of
Youth Or Liquid Pearl for preserving and bcaains the
fu toilet article will be convinced that 1t has equal All
druggist and sy9 Broadway
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Dr. Lavmsnts Remedies for Oid Ulcers,
Impurities Of the blood debility a. are infsse
0fee ss7 Bsoadvsy. mp s@r.
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Barracks Barnt and Two Lives Lost.
huvApgs, jan a.
TIE barracks Al Camp sae occupied BY the 2Tth wis.
eonssn vouptssrs burned sss night Two prystes
we're blurred 70 dsssh. TIE regiment va removed %
Ca0p HsshsurN.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye. Preventative q nd
Wig DEPOT whorta- and retail, No. 6Astor House The
Dye applied by skilfui artists.
wigs, Toup~es, Hair Dye, Hair Dyetng
spd Moloa,a Cream, for beauiiiying the hair a. W.
BAJCHELOks. 10 bond street
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INFORMATION SOUGHT.
NJ JAuvx n CRnss

No. Bowling Green,
Once 81 the Atlantic aud Pacinc Mall Steamship Linz,
DKAu sRI beg leave 10 call attention to ahver
Ns~m m m New York Herald OF TODAY rrls
tive 81 Bitters consigned TO NJ Cordova Son. OF
Panama. board OF the steamship ARIEL BY the
priv at@cr Alabama drerous of Knowing whether
not there such shpmen board OF vessel and
whether Il really seized represented A.
iaf shipper OF large quantities goods by your ine
In knowing whether my goods will run
such RISKS have hand several packages TO ship.
AMI await ysur guide me ia my future action
ID. s. MARVIN
~ Cedar street.
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mrs. wfnslsVs's soothing srvup, Tor
children e~thlna pat only relieve. the child from an oai
tnyHcfstss the tpnaeh ana boves n0ffwrt sr1ip sna
gives Tone sud syor 10 he Whole system ~ css"a eps
Ladies Deiightsd.-Lsird's Bioom OF
ysath Liquid Pearl for preserving sae b~ssuJnf hs
cnr psron sa1 ala f~As sf,sr usinx ths sehsnt
fai 9l<f anr~ wt oonvisQes that has % sasA AZ
drusxsss sae ss Dro.d-sr.
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RIO sxsrHAxYs gErAr uviso sAr ~ sAps
bovLfmo, e Ma~sss srss'
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GEN. SlGEL'S COMMAND.

The cour. adjourned iii Monday.
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entertainment Thi. Day and Evening.

For tn- entertainments IN ohey eoasn
Of fhis paper.
AoApRsr MCsIc Fourieenih street living Place
Benefit If Soldiers Relief Fund
WAIIAcKs TuEArKR, Broadway, Thirteenth street.
Rosr1f-
WINTER GARDEN Broadway opposite Bond street; ks Of
Leave Man.
OLyxpIc THEATRR, Broadway, above Houston street
Fay Shaylns-LaGics Bew Grc-laukee Legacy
THKArER FRAscAIs. Broadway above Prince scetFfench
Comedy and Vaudeville
BARSuNs MusErx. Brosdway-Arabisn Gian-t;iant Girl
Giant Boy Liiputian King &c. all hors-lsrr Iroln
Tick Of Leave-Ghost, Sc.-Ahefnoon and Evening
COOPER INSTITUTE, Third nue., Of Eighth street
Mister Doesty1 on Cheek
CHrEcH or Coop SRrrHEEp Finy street,
Second ayenue.-fN All iOr the Bench. Of the ChaIciL
Mission Rooss No l33 LaTeus stree;-kar oI s. ILomss
FREE Chapel
vAs AnprReHs MKxAerRx Broadway above sfrhg street
Grand Caravan Of Wild Animals.
BROADWAY AxPuTHHATKR. Broadway EToone street.
Equestrian and Athletic Performance.
HoPE CHAPEL. broadway above Fourth street.-The Nam
moth St-reOscopticon.
Du.xLDoRY GALLfRr Broadway shove Spring s,reetErhi
biiion Of John " offs Pictures
ARTISTS fuSp broadway above Hous.on-koss bonleaTt
Horse rsif. sc.
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Examinc the following Attractive List of Goods,


SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PURCHASES,
Of which we i-svs
ANGST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT:
MATTEL
AND
TABLE ORNAMENTS
MALACHlTF ard Plsn MARBLE CLOCKS Candida
BRAS CoUPEs. BRONZE FIGURES and GROUPS,
PARIAE STATUARY end VASES, BlSQUE
FIGURES aud GROUPS. &c.
AND ETAGERF. ORNAMENTS.
COLOGNE SETS POWDER BOXES RlNGsTANDS,
0ROTEsQUE BRONZE FIGURES. CARD
RECEIVERS. &c.
TABLE " A R 2.
IVORY sid PEARL CUTLERY. SOLID SILVER and
TEA SETS. TRAYS. WATERS,
URSs, KETTLES GOBLETS. CASTERS, CAKE-BAs-
MIS- FRUrT STANDS. EPERGNEs. FORKS and
SPOONS WINE STANDS. SC.
FRENCH CHINA AND GLASS WARE.
DINNER SETS, PLAIN aud Deeorls.d- TEA SEIs,
DESSERT SETS TOILET SETS. DsCANTERS, COB
LET'S WINES PUNCH BOWLS, Sc.
Also our usual I'm. selection d
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
T.. v. HAUGHWOUTf s Co.,
No. ass. 400. and 482 Broadway. cor. Broome
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Why did England Stop the Rebel Rams 2

To me E1'fcr OF i1< ~ H. lrot1<
SIR: The detention of the Rebel rams BY the
English Government has been attributed to various
causes all Of which probably had some effect in securing
the final result But the steps which, in all likelihood
decided the action of the authorities. and insured
policy favorable TO the NORTH has not, SO far as an
aware been made public.
The truth Of the statement which follows may be in
plcitly relied on Ii made to me by o distinguished
American citizen who has just returned from England
where he enjoyed peculiar facilities for becoming &C.
quainted with the less public affairs of the two coun.
trics and who had the facts the case from head.
quarters.
While Mr.. Seward was absent on the excursion in
which no was accompanied by certain of the diplomatic
corps President Lincoln wrote the following unocaD
letter to Mr.. Adams, our Minister to England. Like
most of the Presidents pithy letters it was very brief
and ran substantially as follows:
What do the British Government mean VIVA, do they
want Do they really war? 1t may be the dsas-
trous thing the world for US certainly what we
most earnestly desire to avoid but if those permit,
ted to leave England the people will force war,
whether wish We shall be able
Their exapcssoa aud tho British under.
s.Nnd tbs
Minister Adams upon receiving this letter called
upon Far Russell and said to him, in substance;
do ~. call upon your lordshpin my official capacity
Bul have rece:o P,,-.. oatsPoken. sincere !etteT
from President Lincoln which though addressed 10 mo
as private episte and not official document,
am sure not designed to be withheld from your
knowledge.
He accordingly read the note to the English Minister
for Iorcisn Affairs and closed by saying
This Is not diplomacy Your lordship. but lie honest
straightforward dealing Of plain blunt man.
days afterward the order for the detention Of
the Rebel Rams was promul gated.
Ar grk Dec. Ia. IVA
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LADIES FAIR.-A Fair is to be held for the
benefit OF 81. Matthews Free Church, Brooklyn at
new Masonic Hall. corner Myrtle and Ken; avenues in
that city the afternoon and evening of Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
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Busincss Notices.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHLs for Colds,
Coughs Pulmonary and Ashmac troubles highly recon
a.niei sd prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons in the
Army
Economy should be praeticed by everybody
in all things One dosr expended in purchasing bottle
Of JArsEs ExpxcroRasr by those troubled with digit
cough throat may the Of
doctors bill neglected cough often ends in Ttion
slight inflammation Of the lining Of the wind tubes, the ,as
symptoms Of which throat and pain in the breast
will .oon lad through OF attention 10 bronchitis
a,,s delay nsy en,, months Of suffering Let the afflicted
t-y at once JAYsHs ExpEcroRasT Ills standard remedy
and m curative powers have been tested by thousands Of per
.on Who have recovered the!I health by i;s The In
p,osor.n. aud all Of Dr. JAIME Sons Family Medione'
prepared Only No 24l Ches;nu philadelphia, and nay
had Of druggist. and medicine dealers everywEeie.
ONE BOTTLE DID 1T.
The Rev. S. B MoaLxY A,ieboro', Mas, write" The
.ac. Of Mr.. ALLEYS WoRLDs HAIR REsToKEa has Teen to
change Of glory belonging to old men to the ofg
iusl hue Of youth Th. done by single bottle o'her'
Of nv .qusinauces have used 1t with the same eject, The
zrIosAsAxux regard invaluable dressing oi the hs
THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE oP AN OLD
Nrx.x-mr. wIssLows SOOTHING SYRUP IL the pTefeFip
zion Of one Of the best female physicians and nurses N me
United States, and been used for thirty yeas with never
failing safety and by millions OF mothers and children
rom the feeble infant Of one week old to the adult
1, eorrects aedity Of the stomach.
Relieves wind collie; Regulates the bowels
IA 10 mott al q child y,
,-ents BOTH.
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ

HARLEM, July 30, 1853.
have been deaf FOR e,G twenty hvs years, and Dr. Won
Eisenbcrg has operated both my without the slightest
pain. did no, believe such thing could be done now
hear well and feel my head which did for the last
twenty years The dctcsiiy and .i With which The opera
ton performed the hiebes, practical sbiiy
hear perfectly. II is a month since the operation
and continue 10 feel ss well eyeu
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GrHuits Hall.
WINTER CLOTHING
A SPLENDID STOCK or
FINE ESQUlMAUX,
CIIIkCHlLLA,
AND MOSCOW BEAVER OvfRCOATS.
FINE WALKING SUITS,
TO MATCH,
or FRENCH,
ENGLISH.
AND SCOTCH COhTlNGS.
BOYS CAPE OVERCOATS
BOYS BEAVER OvRRCOATS.
BOYS CASHMERE SUITS TO MATCH.
THE ABOVE GARMENTS,
FOR VARIETY.
QUALITY.
AND STtLE
CANNOT BE SURPASSED.
BARGAINS
AT GRANITE HALL. NO. iil FuLIOh-ST.
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Guctial Aoiitcs.
Mercantile Library Association.

MercapiIc o hIsrnry v Asr I.a.ni.
.. coo,s, institute wEDNEsDAY EVENING, Dec. l6,
1865 Doors open ~. Commence at !, awn,os dice
THO. l. Hustled, Chairman Lecture Committee
Ladies', Fair.
The Ladies Of the FREE CHURCH OF tn "a ,
sasnsn, Of ", TsEsnAY "Wednesday THURSDAY and
Friday Dec I5 &C. II and ia, from IL H. M to 10 p m
ladies, Fair.-sT. MATTHEW'S FREE CHURCH,
BIcctyn Rev JAMES THOMSON Ree,or In ,his Church
q. s FREE f.. % Msone @ a s 1s"'
EVENINGS ofTUEsDAY and WEDNESDAY the i''h and
18th int
.d,.., F.,r for the benefit OF the CHURCH OF ST.
GEORGE TiE MARTYR, is now OPEN and win continue
DAY and EVENING for TN: "se. no. 10 cent.
American Inrtitute Farmers Cinb..The regular
80, meeting of the Club i'll be- held TO-DAY fThuI'day,
IA O'clock m the Of the Institute III the SooPci
Union Building Adn'''n 1o 5if; w CHAMBERS. sscy.
ocIaI and nusicai oiree viii be held in the West
,,t United Preseyersn Church between on and IN avs
on THURsD1Y EVENING Dec IL, 1883 ., 81 o'clock.
tn. GRIND Need;
IN WHAT ~ 10 RIDDEN TIE LAND AND HACE
Wv A LECTIkE.n,,
Nv the Rev. C. =. KRAUTlf, d. d.,
OF Phisdephs,
Al the Brooklyn Athensuma ..,oc,
Tickets IS cents
NIarshnll's
PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
The moot popular Remedy eItsnt
For Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs C"n'
Tickling OF Soreness Of the Throat
Are very plrasan and edec.nal
Neatly put up in sliding cases.
Convenient for the pocket
Sold, ut Is and Is cents per Dol
Nv dealers in medicines generally n
p,.o.,.a oniy by TIIOS r. MARSHALL Trenton, ~
New York Agency at HELMBOLDS phto ~ '-
''" IcHL WAREHOUSE. No. 39t brosdwy
For the Piles. ptpcrrApy
IN Va rs A CERTAIN CCKf.
FOR PILES COsTIvEkEss, pis ISL, a,,,c. No
s,d Ii mint Sold ut the Doctors hieiich o'ne, w.
a, routl. thd door from the l'oweIy between ~ ~
| and Broadway. Pace 81 Sent ny nsn y ,ny P''"'
| no. IL fgsaAlvgst. 0eao'I Aso"'s
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VI iEXiED ID.

LEXANDFR-LTTTLEJOH No. -. Yves, Thirty.
sixth street ty he Rev. Dr !. T. Thompson James Ala
aIder o; the :. Virginia Agnes, ony daughter Of d.
LII, Yol-l No cards
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NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE.
MoRroN's GoLD PEss are now sold at the


same prices before the Of the war; this il
entirely owing to the Manufacturers improvements In ma,
cnery his presentaree Retail Business and Cash
SYSTEM for until he commenced advertising his business
done CFcdi, and strictly NTH the Trade
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold Q. old prices
the makers of all other gold pens charge the Premium
Gold Government Tax but Morton changed
his prices, Wholesale Rettil.
OF the great numbers sent by mail all parts Of world
during the past few years in thousand has failed to
reach ia destination in safety; showing tha, the Morton Gold
Pen DE obtained by any every part OF the world
at The same price postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold PEN exactly adapted your hand and style of writing
which will do writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
Of the present almost universal H.hcssure Price of every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
to the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World II you one. see tho Pen s
Mightier than tho Sword" in another Column.
CHILDREN's LEGGiSs in all their variety. style,
between llth and lethss
TIE BEST HOLIDAY GIPTs-,IEFPERs Ladies,
Gents and Cidreus tine SHOPS end SrPrKKs. Also Clump
So. Water Proof HEALTH fRKsFRvRs JEyFxRs $40 Bway
Tue CELEBRATED CRAIG MICROSCOPE, the
most appropriate Holiday Gin Instroting and Amusing all
Age matted prepaid fr ~ 25' with beautiful mounted
Broadway. "a floor, n. y. Discount to dealers.
G0URAUDS
ITALIAN MEDIcArEP soar
positively crres Chlp, CLaes 1cnde t.sh Ir p.icn., salt
Reum finpes Woms in the skin Sallo" usss SC 30 cs
AGoUKAUDs POUDRN SUBTLE upiOo han. iIonl l?~ fore
heads any part Of the body 81 Found al FELIX you
EAuDs new csabisAmeni No fSa Broadway near Grand
GoIp PEys.-The best and the cheapest at
A. MoRroS's No. Is Madeu.lsne, New.York.
The PALMER Arm AND LEo.-B. FRANK
PALMFE Inventor and Paenee As,orTlscc ground hoor
y y Also Philadelphia and Boston. Only houses OF PALnEs
Go. Avoid imposition by calling ON the Inventor.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URIN-
SEXUAL SysTKss-Ncw and reliable ,ieaincnt-n
Reports Of the HOWARD AssocATIossen, IN sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge Address Dr. j. skiLLs HovGH
TON. Howard Association. Phisdei phia. Pa.
DIAMOND PARLOR MATCHES.
in Round and Slide Boxes
Al No. o. Courandt St
For THE HAIR-BARRy's TRICoPHEROUs.--
The best and cheapest article. Sold by al! Druggists
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The Craefenberg Csnpany's Medical institu-
tlOu,
Ba. be-, a removed from No. = Bond st. To- gong
No. 100 WiLILAMSr. NEWBORN

No. 100 WILLIAM 81, NEWBORN,
Near eo,asre " Fulfon)
Over the Wholesale drug storo OF a. ID. sANp' y w.
The cehaied Grseenbers Uterine Csshaicgn ana All =
the Drsepbers Family Medicines. are ''a ~ho'c'a" a'a
ret al, ssrsboye ,,., ill ..,,
Dr. j. H. BRIDGE, tho Resident Phy.icsn, WI consult
with his friends and pasnts ut No. lib "iILiAMoi''
from % q. m. TO 4 p - ,r ~,
~ 'GAuTION.--BEwARa o. ANT orHsn uIkkNs "a
rH0'.l icon UsE NOTHING BrT Ian tAThoLcoS nARknp
~ Al or rHg GRABYasByRa COMPANY AND the NAME OF
JOSHUA 4. BRIDGE, M d. on the OUTSIDE ~RAFfhh'
Avn MIS- sI,yArgRE IssipE LABEL
Unp,iaeped ps,oHs are endso ro'ny 10 palm eu limitations
md spa,oas articles az the genuine Beware o. imposoh
The Managers Of the Home for the Friendless
nronos. to hold CHARITY BAZAAR In aid Of this lnsu
ion dufnr e week commencing December At tLc Home
Chapel No ~ Eat 2ehs Useful eItelss Of every desep
tion solicited especially ready made slo,me oF el'd,
b. used with economy for large Home heuseiod What
may bo contributed Tor TN. ,n'e- "hi De- aY %
lkpswleaes1 auA sfSsfaDV saaSecsAlees
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No. l3i ALirs.sI.. NV YoEx, Feb o. is'A
have been completely deal IN and partially 80 ~
the Other Tor years, with dss;reo.e dc
ehsr-e from both ears combined with continual rnnhAn
noise an the head of which haV, been treated By most
eminent practitioner in the city without the slightest elri
consuied Dr. Non Ei.rnbeig but mus, eandidly 'ay that
he'd no ath In hi. ,uccr,. when did II Is therefore duo
IN Dr. Won Fisenbef to asnoi-d,- that entirely cured
also that lie displayed ss and knowledge wh. haze
pocnred for h such unIysled reputation A. have had
an opportunity OF comparing his mode OF treatment with that
Of others. can tuly that II Is not only superior Du
the pllneips. winch ms mode vi Restoring the hearing
si. IN my opinion, certain JOHN TAiLoi@
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TESTIMONIAL
FROM one or THE MOST RESPECTABLE. clfl-
lens OF NEW YORK.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No 40 6th-ay., NEW YORK. Dec. :. 1905.
Iva. def for year. and hearing OF the great
performed BY Dr. Won Esenbeg. was induced to place
self under care snd happy to state that my hear
Ing was entirely restored sitter short treatment was also
.ugeng from chronic oatanh Of which was also cured by
the .kul treatment DR.. Won Eisenbeis do but justice
to tho Doctor by stating that in treating he displayed that
skill and knowledge which have already procured for HIM such
deserved reputation and that the principles when direct MS
.vem of curing Deafness and Csarh such as to render
success. certain in my opinion Many month. have passed
zinc. Dr. Won Eisenbers restored hearing and continues
"a good ~ ever. " Hof n''''
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER Is, 1863.

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