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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18

wAsHIseToE, July l6.-Some addition nal
alarm was occasioned on the Virginia side
of the Potomac yesterday by reports that
the rebels were running the railroad up TO
Manassas. This is not yet verified, but il
is not thought impossible, and that the
designs of the rebels are 10 command the
Gaps and keep open their Communications
between GordonsviIle and the Valley.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18

New YoRK, July 16.-The Tribuue's
Washington special says:
Gen. Lew. Wallace has been appointed
to the command ct Baltimore. General
Tyler will take his place.
It is reported that 5 prisoners escaped
from Fort Lafayette on Thursday night
after shooting the guard. Nine others
made the attempt but failed.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18

ESRIcHARD JOHNSON was tried last
week before the Circuit Court at Wells
burgh, upon the charge of uttering forged
notes. He was found guilty, and sentenced
to the estate Prison. at Wheeling for
three years, or until a penitentiary is pro-
vided.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18

D8 We would say to subscriber who
writes US complainingly from Farm ont
that it is no fault of ours that our patrons
there have missed their papers lately. We
have mailed them as usual.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18
SheriR's Sale.

cTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO COUNTY,
Samuel Mason, Complalna mt,
Ebenszer Mccoy, Defends mt.
In Chancery. In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County,
May LIB, 1854.
Pursuant to Q decree Of said CirC uit Court rem
dered in the above eAtitled cAuBe the 18th day
OF May 1854, shall proceed to sell public sale at
the door OF the Court House Of said county on
SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of Augu st, 1864, to the
highest and best bidder, the follovints Real Estate
towit certain lot Of land situate in the city Of
wheeling, and designated As lot mum Der three
in square No. l, in ChurehhilPs add ition NO. two
-2-to the city Of Wheeling, ere dit OF Jour and
eight months, in equal instAllments, with legal in
terest thereon from the day Of sale ntl paid the
purchaser giving bond with good secI Irity.
jy6td JOSEPH SEYBi DID, 8. o. o.
DOCKING has the finest and large st stock Of
% Hair, Nail aud Tooth Brushes,
Horn, Buffalo, Shell and Eory Combs,
PomAdes, PeTfumeTy
Soaps and Coz neties
that can be found In the city my6
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18
AGENTS WANTED

ITO SELL THE STANDARD HISTORY OF THE
war rare chance to make money. Agents
are clearing from 500 to $500 per month. 100000
voIumes already sold. Send for circulars. address
JONES, BROS. / CO., Publishers, BALTiMooks '
Md. Je< on"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sHIRTsi sHIRTsi suIRps I

A full assortment of French and American Cast.
nero and Flannell Army Shirts, Of various styles
and prices. Also, rs dozen White Dress Shirts at
the following prices: Six for S13, 0IB, SIS,
sal and al Dollars.
Also, Shirts made to order and warranted to fit,
Of superior work and uneqaalled In quality for the
prices. ]. T. LAKIN,
mr2s No. 1O2 Main street, wheeling, W. Va
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18

LAcKAxEI, Pa, July l5.-The train with
about $50 rebel prisoners on the way to
Camp Elmira, collided with the PennsyI-
vania Coal Company's train, between here
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a Virginia Retugee.

MR.. JAMES W. GROAH, refugee since last
W teDIuaTy' from AugusS county, va, between
family to let them know that he Is well and do
ing we'll, and be addressed at SeWfckley p o.
Allegheny county, Pa. ANY person going or send.
ing 70 Staunton, would confer a favor by commu-
nicating hiG whereabouts. jylS-3ts
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~omcs one door South of KrAmer's Hotel,
Main Street. - ,,..,., q,
can caiI At room No. SO, Monroe House, and Mrs.
Ies will take pleasure in accompanying them 70
the once. Can DO found at the Monroe House a.
night,
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D8~ LADIES UNION AID sooIErY.-The
Ladies Union Aid Society will meet at the
Institute building at P. NJ. to-
morrow, Tuesday
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New YoRK, July ia terrible FIRE is
raging on Log Island, having commenced
on the l4th near Lakeland Station.
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BIanksl BlanksII

I'VE have now on hand and are ready to supply
w ali demands for Blank Rxecutions Hummons
and SubpenAs, printed on good paper. These
blanks were gotten up and approved by Daniel
lamb Esq, and are in accordance wi tn the late
Itatutes Cash orders are respectfully solicited
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ST. JOINS, n. B., July l6.-The report.
ed raid on the Maine frontier is looked on
here az entirely without foundation.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18
ooLaArE,s HoNEY soAP.

This celebrated Toilet Soap, In such univer'
sal demand, is made from the choicest materials
is mild and emOllient in its nature, fra
grRntly scented, and extremely beneficial
in its action upon the skin. For sale by all Drug
giSts and Fancy Goods Dealers. mrlb 1y
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The Lightning RIy-KiIIer

CUPPLIEs VAST IL EVERY HOUSEHOLD
- ProDelly used, every sheet viii kill q quart 81
Htos- Kills Instantly Try Itl You viii - tbe11
dead and dying within Eve mfnutaa
Lay piece Of paper say quarter or half sheet on
plate ana cover q with water. files do not -
ne paper but drink the water, AID die % or near
the plate Do not sgeeten the water. - Il theo
souIL Use nothing but water and Il viii ~ a
ses, nd Eiii nies every dAy-- e. there are any
kliss do ne get over the house. but lay in win
L L DUTCHER son, Propristors, 81. Albap,
W. For Aie b I. a. LOaGs & co,
H ~ PIS,I sKIsS-A hns lOt ioT ale AZ No.
uySO EDMUND BOOKING.
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8g GeIeqrapB,
Afternoon Report.
From Point of Rocks,

INV YoRK, July l6.-The Herald's cor
respondent gives an account of the Marine
raid as follows:
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and shepola THE evening, killing and
Wounding large number, reported 81 over
-
NSw YoRz, July 1e, nOOn.-GOld closes
At 255.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-07-18

WHEELING, WEST Va, Dec. 4th, 1888.
n, I'll ,,ho1 81 y1aV concern: We, the under
signed members Of the West Virginia legislature
take pleasure in saying that we have known DR..
Richard II. Lee many years previous to the break
ina ont OF the Rebellion, as successful and eners
1etic practitioner Of Medicine COfIhe Eclectic sehooD
both in KAnAWhA county, Va, and Gala county
g. SLACK, Senator It'll Dist.
w SDUNBAR, n. Il. d.
JOHN n. PHELPHS, Pres. Senate.
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DR.. R. a. L E E,
PHYSICIAN

SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
TENDERs his professional services to the citizens
i Of Wheeling aud vicinity. DR.. L. is graduate
OF the Eclectic Medical Institute OF Cineinnat and
has had many years experience in the practice Of
his profession aud he hopes by close attention 70
business TO merit share OF the public patronage.
Dr. Lee has given SPECIAL attention 70 and has
been eminently successful in the treatment OF
chronic diseases OF every variety, and especially Of
Far, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility, Cancers
and Ulcers Constipation, Piles and diseases OF the
Kidneys Gravel, &c. AllthOse who have been I'M
successfully treated for any Of the above diseases,
would find it to their interest to consult Dr.. Lee
without delay. Our practice is safe, certain and
prompt, leaving no mereurial faint In the system
general system, acting in unison with Natures IN
erring laws.
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WIN. SUMNER & CO.,
CincfnnnatI Pittsburgh Louisville, Cleveland, Do
troit, Indianapolis, and
No. 90 MAIN ST., WHEELING.

Machines delivered in any part Of the country
warranted and kept in order for three years, and
persons sent to give instructions free of charge.
P. S.-Always happy to exhibit and explain
them, to every one, whether intending to purchase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

COMBs-On Friday, Feb s. sner short Illness. Theodo,>
Wheeler ,ry child Of James and France l.. Combs. aged
Tie friends and relative, Of the family respectfully 70
9oesied TO attend lie funeral on Srndty at o'clock p n ~
from the residence Of bis psreni. No 68 East sixty hlti
street between iiI.t and second syenues.
CONOVER-s1jden'y on Fiday Feb s. Pbebe jane, wife
Of Jacob A. Conover aged 40 year. and months.
The eaves and friends Of the family respectfully nved
70 attend her funeral from her ae residence No IB$ Wed
Twentieth street this Saturday. afternoon OF O'Clock
without further invitation.
CHRlsTE-N Clifton Staten Island on Friday, Feb g.
Col Robert chr',.ie m he slr vr1roi his ase
Notice Of tie funeral will be Civ en- hereafter.
FORsHFE - At Warwick, N. T.. on Thursdsy Feb T.
Abraham For.nec, IN the Oo.h ye.l OF la. ase.
Funeral on Sunday.
GREGoRY-sndiqnly on Thursday Feb at his sto resi-
deuce No % Cas street. Thomas Gregory aged "a year
Tie reye. sod ,iend. II the y respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral from The Marble NJ n Church IN
Fourth ibis (Sstuday) afternoon a. O'CLOCK. without
KING-on Thur.dsy. Feb = Mrs Ann King wife Of Aaron
The estes aud friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend he funeral from the residence Of Der soDir law
W H. Dusehury No 70 Charles street, Saturday after
noon At , O'Clock, without further notice.
NANTINGOn Friday Feb. 5, Mary r., wife Of Joseph
Tho and friends Of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend the from her lac residence, No iOe West
1liy-sHh strtet on Sunday 'th met, al O'Clock p n
without further notice.
MlDDLEBROOK-In New-York, on Friday, Feb s. 1864,
Charles s., Of c. b. and L. A. Mdlcbroot, aged q
Paiticulsrs Of fir.ral in to.1norr,w's papers,
Bridgeport ard New London (Coun papers please copy.
PEgssFon Friday, Feb s. Dudley s. Persse In the s',h
year Of bis oge.
Tie m nds reaiyes OF the family are respectfully invited
20 attend the iera rom S. Bartholomew Church corner
Of Lafayette place ind Great Jones seet Sunday tie
sh inst, ct O'Clock.
RossIn B-ooklyn, Thnr.day, Feb T. Martha, wife OF
Nathaniel Ross, in he sed year OF her hge.
IheTestses and friends OF the family respectfully invited
TO eeri the furcrs nom her late residence No % frst
place Saturday. the 9Th lust, q; O'Clock p IN, without
further invitation.
STAPLES-ln BROOKLYN on rlay morning Feb the Rev.
" A. ST pies P.sfor Of the Second Unitarian Society IN
tie Sab y-ar Of ks see.
Tire funeral will lake place from the Chapel Of the Society,
Clinton and Congress streets Sunday afternoon,
III inst It = O'Clock.
VAN WlCk-iu Fishtin Dutchess County, ~ Y. Gen.
Abraham Van WICK, IN the gJth year OF bic
Pueri ai .is late residence Saturday, Feb o at r. m
MATSON-ln Brooklyn Friday morning. keo ,, MAJOR
3osiAh Watson. L. = Maine CorT.
Notice Of tIe nersl will be Ryen hereafter.
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Harlem. i.eth at. between % ,ad ID as'

No. -. ALLxs-sr.. Esw.Yoss. Feb o 1901
completely deatn ono ear and partially In
the other ios sbovo seventeen years "'h 's'eooe az
,h,r,s fon both earl, combined with continual ruubhnS
nl. in N. bead fr which have been treated BY mos;
,ninep, practitioner the city without tho ss's relief
Ieopsu.d Dr. voa Eeubes but must cindidy say that
b,d M faith In III. success when di So I Therefore due
to Dr. Won Esrbegto acknowledge that am sn''sy cure"
also that he displayed tia. .si and knowledge which have
,,ocfe for him such an unys.d reputation A' have had
en- opportunity feomPrns h' mode Of treatment with that
n o,h,, can truly state that 1, I. not only superior bu.
tho principles which direct Li' mode Of restoring he
.r.. Ia NY opinion, certain 'ohN iAiLo'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

1Hg BROADWAY PAvENENT.-Our principal
{horOughfare is almost constantly presenting TO tie
eyes Of the travelling pubhc the most revolving scenes Of
aniuial suffering. at all Of tie year and every
hour the day omnibus and otler horses move over The
slippery street at the peril OF life aud limb This il
owing 10 the condition of The peyen emf which Is now
ike floor OF solid granite afordiDg no inerstices
against which the hOOf at the horse press The fol
lowing suggestions promise partial remedy for this
evil and deserve the consideration o! al who wish 70
avert cruelty to animals and maintain the best in
erestS Of our citizens Clip off the corner OF each stone
9th chscl and with machine drill bore hole
shout inch and half IN diameter In the center OF
each cube. This will afford foctlold for the
horse practical man Informs that viii force o!
zen he could do a block Of this work in single
eeek IA not the experiment worth tryingf
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SOMETHING SMALL AGAIE.--A letter written
rom Fraukfort-on-the Main TO gentleman OF this
civ. after describing the Impressions made upon him
by the Frankfort mode Of life relates incidentally
lest week happened to make the acquaintance here
.iFrankior. Of lite lady whose dminutiyeness really
nurpassos everything that has ever been seen in tie
s5ae Of miniature specimens Of the human form. She
.. IA wears OF age well proportional, with really
handsome face and ssed of the grace and dig.
rity of q high bred lady by contrast with her. Mrs
Thumb and her sister Minnie persons OF consdeTa-
bic size She speaks English and German, and her
conversation gave proof Of fine education She is on
her WAY % New.YOrk.
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FOR SATURDAY, Feb. C. 1906
Con.,inS among other mstters
The ususl Weekly Review Of The military Stu,'i'n'
The New Col for Troops
The Naval School III Newport.
History Of the Second Array CorpA
The AtslI =, Le gsrevle ). G.
The Cleanliness of Troop.
steel for Heavy Ordnance.
Il New Plan Tor Harbor Defense
General Pope Campaign "a VIZ, aia-A Defense.
The Discipline Of the Ship.
Inc = ;ule Of OuT Navy.
etc Inventions.
A Battle Monument st Wen Point.
Amy and Navy ferEonsl
Tho Aruirs al Eu5oIe
Iron-ClEd Vessels.
Comparative Strength Of The North aud South
Arbitrary DisInss4
Editorial Paragraphs.
Foreign Naval and Military Matters
The Euglsh Navy.
TsislTrip Of the French IronClsds.
vy-lsfIs-Conrr-s-
Army and Navy Gazetts..
Marriages aud DEATHS in the Amy and Nssy.
,Ao only authoritative Military osrstt, published In h'
county and redir through which the Abes. officer
both services Communicate with the public, TIE ARMY
AND NAVY JOURNAL coInmeDds itself not only TO I'll nil
sry resder but to every intelligent observe Of tho Wsr
Price as year in advances 10 oeu.s single copy fo'
sale by News Dealers generally.
AMERICAN NEWS CO. Cato :. Touseyl, No. III Nis'au
81. Genera Agena
W c. CBTRCH. Propie,oi
No lel Brcsd~sy, Ns~.iors-
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". c. CBURcH Proprietor.
No lel Brcsd~sy, Ns~.iors-

German Hosiery.
BRITISH HOSIERY,
SPRING GLOVES.
PARIS MITTS,
PARIS J1ALE-HOSI,
ALLANfA%D KID GLOVES,
MERINO UNDERWEAR,
PONGEI2 uANDKERCHlEts,
SPITAIFIELDS IIDKFS.
SCARFS AND NECK-TlE.o'
ALSO.
DAMASKS,
TOWELINGS,
CRASHES,
CAMBRIA IIANDKERCHlEfS
SHIFTING LINENS,
PRINTED LINENS,
LINEN SuEETINGS,
SCOTCH DIAPERS.
WHITE GOODS.
1000 CASES
oF THE ABOVE ARTICLES FOR ShLH ny
J.. =. JAFFRAY & Co..
no. $40 BROADWAY.
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Eu.er,aiumen,. Tbi, Day and Evening.

Sor location Of thentey aud time Of eommeHeefd 'dS'T
Easements a. other column, q h's Paper.
AcApP~y OF MusIc-fAferro Martha.
NlILAcKs THxATER-Ecsedse.
WINTER BARDKS-Jickct-of LeBve Man .
DLrnpTo THrArgH-Bull in China shop-hlzeppA
laKArEs FnAscAB-C Onio Opera. Vaudeville, a..
BARHUx's-G Charts. Dwarf, VIVA isit-CaTiiss husband
~ AssuRGRs MRSAGFRIR-Collecton Of animals
BPoApvAr AMrHITHK n EE-Eque Performances
Hoxss GRsAT CIRCUS Bowery-Equestriaaism.
Hops CRAPKL-ManTOtk S.cIeoscopucoul
PgRIAns Stereoscopican.
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rrs.YorE, July 10, 1852.

rrg.YosE, July 10. 1862
Til, .ertf.. that my mother hu been Tor SONS time
Afflicted with partial deafness. suffering nom pain and rum
him, In tho head together with other indications OF
total 10. Of hearing. Dr. Won Eenoers 'emo'oa no" h'i
os rrsa, quantity OF matter together with eo"sasi"d blood
relieving her Internationally and all without p,n II" with
grateful thank. TIA. give this testimony 10 his skill
CARRoLD J. POST. No. % Souths,.
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CHRONIC CATARlUi CURED.


EEw-YoKk March 20, 1859
q1. {, TO certify, that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATAREH with duh heaS'ne'' IN the mead !
fs my nose completely stopped up accompanied BY continual
,orene. Of tho threat the chi stealing over lac with ocea
,iopa ho, au.he. great hne. Of tho chest aud palm 30
mncb 90 ,b., every one housht "" consumption Having
hard Of tho great cure, performed BY Dr. Won Ehonb-g
eon.u,sd him. with but little hope OF azure am now hnppy
to bs enabled to add my testimonial to tho great number al
ready In the Doctors possession as to his scientific and sue
es., mode Of treatment he has shown In my case that
M and knowledge which have procured for him so great
lam 80 entirely restored to perfect health that
do mos. sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
c.rApnH and SORE THROAT to spply at once to Dr.
Won Eis.ubsrs. with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No. 20 TouEth,!,
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL.
RON OGE OF TILE MOST RESPECTABLE
zRNs or NETWORK.

LEN5 OF NEW-TUNh.
DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CURED.
no. 40 9th. av., SBw. Youx. Dec ,, 1869
deaf for several years. aud hearing Of this great
performed by Dr. Won Ei,cnbeFg induced to pisoe
self under hi. care and sn happy to that my hear
inx was entirely restored ancr abort treatment Twas also
suffering nom chronic ea,ab OF which also cured by
tho ol Treatment; Of DR.. Won Esenberg DO but justice
to tie Doctor BY stating that in treating he displayed that
skill aud knowledge which have already procured or him such
deserved epu,son and the principle. which direc, hi,
system o. curing Deafness and Cs,auh such .. to render
success certain In my opnion. Many months have passed
since d. Won E.enbers restored my herOB and continues
a. good 90 U. HOPhlNs.
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READ NEW TESTIMONY or CATARRH CURED.
ihaye been suffering for long time from severe C'arFh
with continual dpne.. In my head ushne. across my
chest weight my eye, which weak. ~aery and
very painful Ny nO., constantly obsirueiod ".sh
pouring fuiA bal frequent neesini, hoar'ene o: my
voice o,en attended with fne OF my ,hroa; great sore
ne and continual dropping Dr. Won Ei'cnbers has cur
Of al these d.sreeAbs suarns' may indeed 'ay that
feel new ls The Of Dr.. Vos E,,enbrrs Is as
sifal successful 1t e. In my opinion Impossible to
ovefras tie benefit have received nj ls banda hesry
any saGIns hs myself 70 place themselves
under Dr. Won Li.oIss caro-, viii. certainty Of being
speedily cured W. s. HUTCHINs.
Lightning Calculator.
Bsrnun, Museum.
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Special Notices.
The United States

ANN l.. Dickinson ~ the Academy Of Music In
Br,okyn MONDAY EVENING, FEB. g. For particulars
,dyer lert under heed Of Lectures and Meetings
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FOR ALL FORMS or
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

I
either the Nose Throat Tonsu" Spine, Forehead Oh sea
~ remedy d., ever proved rs equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon .,
diseased solon Of the ler very unpleasant to the young
wife and mothcr few bottles OF Constitution Life syrup
will correct tue SECRETION and the dePohi which d.
r,cily under The sA.n-
ia Diseases OF Ito Liver giving 'e to ihasuor piiz'ne"
Ind sion Weak Stomach liberated ,eroo' con
don Of ta organ, accompanied with banning OF other no
prasan, symptoms viii 90 believed By hsule ofCcNslllu
TON LltE SYRUP
r,rAs A GENERAL BLoOD-P rRIFYING AGENT,
TIE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UHiVALED Bl
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
p,. Of the Spne ususly dos ropsd in tire young mp
Disease Renraga aud oil nevou, Diseases, and Lsdie' who
sfo sieug Diseases for vi Ach they are nj loss 70
nav ,yhe. 10 do we would sdvi the OF CONsTlrU-
TON LIgE SYRUP. It wiz restore their paid coune-
nance strengthen th, weak b k aud aide, give them new
energy new life and happnc'
THE RlCi AND POOR
Are liable 10 tho dis Nature and Science has
made The Consultation Lo. Syrup fer the bench, Of sL
p'JRE BLOOD
Produce. healthy men i women and mo conat'tuon Is
uepectsd in youth, d ass and early s,sh the result DO
no, dosy when tho means ut hand aud within the
reach Of vi.
TO MOTT fERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
IL 4, tho saes and eectus medicine ever discovered
for Purifying the system and relieving the suffering Hi'ecA
upon chdblrp tsrcn. hens both tho mother and ''o ena
pail and ard increases and enrche' the 1000
Those who rave used II think Indispensable IL heh>
bot before aud aor confinement - prevent. dseaA
attend" upon Childbirth
| CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Il tho Poor Mans Friend and tho Rich Mans Be'sins!
| BUY IT, TAKE 1T, AND Biz CURED.
| IT ls UNIVERSAL IN ITS EFFECTS.
VIM. II. GREGG, M. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK.
| LABORATORY, BROOKLYN, LII
| Pries 81 psr Bottle, Sls Bottles for 81
CySeut by Express to all parts Of tho country.
MORGAN & ALLEN
Wholesale Druggists, Agents,
NO. 40 CLIYF6r.. hEw.YoR&
Bold by VI DvUsls " tas Vaited ststss Haa cssss~
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Important To Females.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
The combination Of Ingredient. in these Pills ,re tie rssnl
OF long and extensive practice They a1od in the opxs-
ton, and certain Ia correcting M Irregularities Painful Mo-
situations, removing s obrneons whether fson cold
oherwfs, headache, pain In the side psp,ion Of Tho hsa
whites ell affections. hystsrcs fatigue pain Ia IL
back and limbs. &c. disturbed sleep which from inter
rup.iou Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the o In tho trestn-nt Of those
irregulae. and distractions which have consigned apY
to pazxAruaa GRAVE No female ENJOY health
loss regular and whenever obstruc.ios shes pss
the general he4th begins to decline.
DIR: CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the edecua remedy known for ell complaints
peculiar to Females. To 81. classes they nysuabls. IN
dacins with certainty periodical regularity They are kno~a
to thousands, who haze used different periods tbrossh
The county having the Of Of tho mo en
neat Physicisns In America.
Explicit directions With each boI,hs Price One Dollar es
box or six boxes for 80, containing from 80 TO 60 Pulls
Pills sent by mall promptly by renttns to the Props.ofs
Sold by Druggists generally.
HUTCHINoS HlLLYER, Propriotora
No. Oh Cedar st.. Nsw-Yock-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

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PINE TREE TAR DROPS
The mos, popular Remedy extant
FOR Asthma Bronchitis, Coughs Cods.
Ticking or Soreness Of the Throat
Are very pleasant and etectuh
Neatly pa; up in sliding cases.
Convenient for the pocket.
Sold at Is and IS cents per box,
by dealer, IN medicines generally
Prsy,red only by THOS, p Ma RSHALIy Trsntsn, ~ =
New -iork Agency ct HELMBULDS DRUG AND CHEA9p
ICAL WAREHOUSE. No. 5s4 Broadway