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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-04
MARRIED..

FFUM-soUTHwlCk-ln Providence, r. L. on Thur.
dsy evening, June 2, by the Rev. Mr.. swain. Joshga
Baam Of NewYork to M,sIsIs NJ dsu sh.es 0, Issae h
Southwick esq., Of the former place.
FIsKE-GOODRICH-At S.oekbhdge, Mas, on Wednes
DAY June ut the resdcuee OF tho brides father by the
Rev n H. Esgeston. John NJ. fiste. eSq. Deputy Col
the port Of Boston to Isabella L. daughter Of the
Hon. J. l.. Goodrich.
HALL-LoRD-A. Harlem, on Thur'asy, November 3 less
BY the Rev. George Draper OF St Andrews Church
Henry D. Hal to Miss Emna J. Lord both OF horrissn'a
Westchestsr Co.
JOHNSON - DOOLITTLE In Washington, N. j., on
Wedne,day June l. hy the Rev J. Hsnon assisted BY the
Rev L. Bric- Rdwsrd johnson, esq, and Miss Ellen
Dooit,e, al Of Washington, n. j.
MILES-CONCKLIE-At Anseios. on "wednesday June J,
by the Rev r. w s,oda-fd Chs,. X Miles 70 Jul.ins w
youngest daughter Of the late Jonas w Conctln OF hew
York City. No cards
osGOOD-DERBY-on Thorsday. June 2 by the Rev.
Rdwhri U. Flayg. ID. D.. Gilbert =. Osgood 10 Emma
Gertrude eldest daughter Of james C. Derby all Of this city
No cad,.
O'COSNOR-BRADLEY-On Monday March a. by the
Rev William Everett James Charles OConnOr 10 Blanche,
only daughter Of James NJ Bradley e.q ali Of this city
San fsDcscO (Cs and Hartford Conn papers please copy
ST GE0RGE-sPEAR-In BIZ oklyn, on Thursday evening
June at The South ir,seJt ~ Church by tie Rev >;
T. Spear, D. D., sssired Oy y Rev :. r. Haley oi
hocssway, N. J., l.. -. ST. George TO Ms Jeianiis M
Spear only daughter OF the officiating clergyman.
Utica snd Rochester papers please copy
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A Proclamation.

And Il Ia To reign Of Abraham. Whole snrrams
Lincoln IN the eighty and sirh year Of the hide
p-ndence Of the States Of America, that mighty rebellion
in that land
Aud Abraham snid unto Simon from the Keystone State,
:" Be thou ny amor bearer
And Simon did he commanded. and rusrshaed I'm
hosts Of young and valiant warriors from the El even
from sho kennrbec the great river Msis.pp,
and from beyond tie Rocky Mountnnt-hom every state
called he And being Of the kad whose hair cufied
not LITTLE they said;
they behold banners sisy will surely Tun-bu! they
didn't.
And n cane 10 pass these two mighty armies forth to
hsh. on The plains Of haral,as.
And slmons men though valiant aud brave, were tpoS
hip thigh mDch ihst they hurried brilliantly back
10 lean Abraham's bosom.
And many were slain bu, wounded.
Then there great conmo,ion throughout the land ma
Abraham led aloud upon the wise and OF skl 10
the sick and give strength unto the wounded
And To- there in tho North DTaf-. cunning IN
medicine but OF exceeding nojesy.
And when Abraham and the people behed TIE "ondsru4
cures which wore wrough, byDrlke Abraham said. MY
children must not suffer. give me thy drink to drink and
Twill give IL name 49,
And 80 Abraham drank and said there nothing He
IT, not In sgamon County; thst II wac bitter 90 Inc
times In fighting the masters of tho pan.ons shan Tor
evenore BE- called Plantation Bier" And 40 1t has been
And the wonderful work which II has performed witnessed
At this day In every town parish village and hamlet whore
Gcciiep and where climate OF exposure destroys strength
and appetite.
And .ad Let 1; be proclaimed throughout, the length
and breadth Of the land from the valleys and pountain
tops this. all who suffer from evers dyspepa weatn'..
loss OF appetite nervous headache and mental degohd
ency will lind relief through the Plantation BeTs They
add to the stomach and brisncy TO the mind OF which
!, y people. a living example,"
Aud Drake did as he commanded and go, him place
in the great City Of New York And a. canlo IN
unto HIN healed and went Their way rejoicing
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PARK Barracks, N. Y, April p, 1854.
Mrs NEwBoLD, Presideas PAX Bsrrseks A.ocia'ion
DEAR MADAM: The officers and men of the dc
tschmen the 18th N Y Artillery recently the guard *
these Barracks puposng in organized meeting to thank
you and through yoa the ladies Of the Association which
represent, for the esb shmen of reedinsroom in eoonec
kon with these Barracks and the detachment having been hur
xsdy ordered the front, take the liberty Of expressing to
you them their profound qualification and sincere thanks
for goodness which originated the idea and for the very
perfect In which has been carried out. IL the
th. thing the right place Nothing could have been better
and believe me- dear madam the good conferred fully
precis.ed.
Permit also to express many thanks to you on my own
behalf what you do for the moral and mental cuare Of the
soldier IT, certain extent for his physical good Your
efforts do good and fo the soldiers only OF the guard
but In ansu have afforded much pleasure. being OF
them, try to you OF ny gratitude.
Very truly, yonr obedent servant,
TEoa B. WOOD, Assistant Surgeon U. S. !.
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The Government Loaa
Saoo.ooo.ooo.

THIS LOAN rs AUTHORIZED BY ACT Of ConesY q
March sth 1854 which provides for It's REDEMPTION IN
COIN ct any period not les. than ten or than forty yssss
from Its date at the pleasure Of the Government
UNTIL ITS REDEMPTION five per cen. interest 10 to b
paid semi annually IN COIN.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN are received BY ne
National Banks in United States such OF
other funds I" are taken by them deposit at par.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from three per per to is vus
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this loan, although but
FIVE per cent in CON- Is much greater in currency the df
ference between the market value Of currency and gold
RULE the FIVE per specie securities Of all solvent
governments are always par above and currency now
funded in the National Loan will be worth It's face In gold
beside paying regular ard liberal per cenase to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan Is I've
Hundred Million Dollars The amount of subscriptions re'
ported to the Treasury at Washington, during April and Msy
has been
SeO,oOO,0O0.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by the TRrAs-
uRRn OF THE UNITED STATES at Washington, and the As
ssrASr TaxAsuaERs at NewYork Boston and Philadelphia
and BY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF New. YORK. No. 4 WalsI
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF EEw.YoRK. 23d Brdway.
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.YoRK. Pne-st.
Frrru NATIONAL BANK of NxwYoRx, No. 33s hsv.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK o. NV YORK, 6,hsy. Brdwsy.
Ninth NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK No 363 Broadway.
TENTH national BANK OF NEW YonK No 80 Broadway.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK NKw YORK No ii Dusnes 4.
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF NEW YORK, 1874 0rwichse-
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositaries Of public money, and oil
| RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout tho country (sctng agents Of the National De-
posary Banks) will furnish further information sppca
ton, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
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From The Christian Times
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.


of,he .so senses hs, which cali seeing IL the mos. I'm
rortan. and valued In proportion this fall,
we are reduced Lepessncss II entirely destitute Of sight
how slow would progress in tnowledsc and how lin
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness Endowed with IT,
the universe becomes new ereaior clothed with beauty and
diversified by that infinite variety which fa, to attract
the mind and heart
For several months pes. has been practical subject to
~. An Iniamed condition Of the eyei!ds communicating
eftO tn. pupil rendered the discharge Of daily duties not
only painful bu, dangerous A,tT!buts to the effect Of
cold we endured il through SPRING with the hope tina!
with the return Of warm weather would entirely disappear
Blu. In hi, we doomed disappointment, Summer
turned but not woned sight What might have been the
r, either Of further nesee. OF incOmpe,en. treatment,
cannot say.
Stain, our case friend lie assured tina. similar
one 40 bis own family had recently been treated With entire
success by Dr. Won EIsenbers Of this city. Satisfying
selves by particular inquiries tina. the Doctor
prc bu, scientific oca,t and suTs concluded seek
III. benefit of his treatment, which have now reason to
very great Though but few weeks under
bis the appearance OF our eyes has totally changed The
pupil 10 now fall and clear aud tho lid. entirely free from
Inflammation. The Doctor says that the optic hs, been
veskeued and the rens assumed Q chronic iniammsory
state affecting less al the other tissues and threaten
mr. n neglected to end in Amsurosis Oph,hsmits ws be-
isys Is the term which oeus apply to eyes affected A. were
ours Having obtained the much desired relief taio sros,
pleasure In acknowledging Indebtedness TO the talent
Dr. Won Esepbers and Of calling TO the attention Of ohers
who nsy b suffering from similar condition
OF their eyes, said th., Providence provides an andote
for every bsne 10 certain that the eye H. In these times
sub.c, TO ssversr trials than formerly Let us DO thankful
then thu. increase the tendencies which destroy the
organ Of VISION the progress Of science keeps pace with these
Tendencies, II no< In advance Of them.
OFFICE. No. SIG BROADWAY.
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Internationally

At the suggestion Of our friend .lHubbel' OF
"Golden Bltters notoriety. we give elsewhere few
extracts from our exchanges in relation TO that truly re-
mksble tonic Our readers well know we have studous
u excluded from columns everything that snscked
Of the "Quack" order. but this We regard az really
good thing that ought to be, and, judging from what
we see ia extensively pasronizcd We do not think
there is any.humbug about this remarkable regulator
Tryiti Business Mirror. May 29 lsc4.
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A DECEPTIVE MALADY.-So insidious are the

A DECEPTIVE MALADY.-So insidiOus are the
hr, approaches Of Consumption that Thousands remain IN.
conscious Of s presence until has brought the 10 the
verge Of the grave. An immediate resort to Dr. JArxss Ex
PEcroRASr upon the Arst appearance Of Cough, Pain
Soreness Of the Throat Chest would very generally pre-
dude fatal results In these symptoms Indicated the
Of latent consumption would tend to subdae the
violence Of the disease. and thus materially assist In prolOnr
Ing the life ofths patient Use the Expecsorant therefore,
when take cold and thus prevent the nscss for Its
in dangerous complaints. AL Of Dr.. D. JAYNE 4
SoS's Family Medicines sold By HAsRALD, RnLKr L
TosPKIss, No. lh Chambers and No Hudson st. and BY
Druggists generally.
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For location Of and time II ooneHeeenf see acre
nseaerfst in other eolvEsss Of his pdper.
WAIracys TEgITRR-CsptAin Bland.
wIsrER GARDKS-Thrice Msrred-Frs Diavolo.
EfBLo's GARDEs-Be DemOnio.
CIYxPrc THEATER-Pet OF the Petticoats- Nnette.
ROADWAY THEArKR-Our American Cousin at Hosne
SAREuxs MUsEUx-Janet Pride.
-ikylse HALI-Fallons Sie:eopcicon.
b8s BRoADwAr-Hellers Denoniseal Performances
HoPx CHAPEL-Opera OF Cinderella
COOPER neutrality-suspicious. Phenomena
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gperial Notices.
Grant ,-vicfory


MASS AsSEMBLAGE .,,o,,
OF Loyal Citizen, without distinction OF party o. oNio'
SQUARE on SATURDAY, juno 4, at O'Clock p M
An czens who desire TO maintain the Union CAUSE 70 SUP
mort the National Government 10 stimulate reerunins iof s
fo ,yues and also 10 render grateful ecknowedg
for services on many battle field, for glorious vieone
shLyed and e.. protection given undor PIosidsnoe 70 h'
Ia Of the nation BY Lieut.. General u. s. GRANT are In
,sS 10 ys the benefit Of their presence and influence TO Oh
teoi, so deeply interesting to the county
MAN. di.fHgushed speakers viii take part In the pfoceed
,ns. whose names will be pabshed hereafter =. !.
Works will be displayed during the evening ana u y
thst many private residences and public buildings on
hs ,ousre VIII be Illuminated Should The wesher prove ~
clement the meeting viii be held OF moNDhi' VI "' "
fair day thereafter ..,.xv,r..
Fon TIE COMMITTEE OF ARRAbekhnsI.y,y tyo
IkMES WADSWUKrH, FHED A. cVNhhiNo'
CHARLES 7. DAILY, JAS l. bhnDuy
r. II. McCUHDY, X; ~ Ia IA a nn ~ DID
HENRY CLEW5, SHEfhE M M hnAfT'
mt 4; WtEiERpE WIN sELIGMAN,
n ,LrH vepMIJ,YE ELIJAH =. PURDY,
HENRY u. CLARKE, yOun ~ CTnIpnp3r
SMITH ICIIsRK EDWARD r. COWBES.
WED W. NATHANIEL JARVIS. IT,. Secretary.
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tAdvertisemen..I

tAdvertisenen.I
Among the book advertisements Messrs. J. T..
1IJToS & Co. announce ten and attractive volumes
Tor Summer reading, including Haunted Hearts" by
the author Of "The Lanpiighter; =" a Neighbor jack
wood" by the author Of "Cudj6s- Cave" valuable
kreatses on Phantom Skeleton Flowers How 20 Pre-
perye Natural Flowers, How 10 Make Wax Flowers,
Ind How TO Cultivate Flowers also Alexander Smith
pow book, "DreaInthorp." Ten better books 10 take
the country W the seaside could hardly be Sc
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Internationally
RRSg's AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURE
Not cure ALL but a sure cure for Fever and Ague
Depot No. ~ L!berty-St. up stairs.
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DEAFNESS CURED
DEAFNESS CURED.
DEAFNESS CURED.
From The Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.

Every man, and especially every woman, Believes In his OF
her physician There philosophical minds which hold to
ab.rac, faith in AoPsby Homeopathy Hydropa,hy
or som. other form Of but with the world At
large tie belief Is no, in the system bu! in the doctor rs
peci.ly hI. true a, rryards suhs,s and oou. The
patient b., recovered hts .h, his hearing tina.
tho blessing could have been restored to bin by other
practitioner than particular by whom hi. eyes
opened Dr.. Won Elseaborg "a anoas our bes, known
sgs lie las lent brother practitioner Las
eyes and In whose skill therefore believe above al others
b. hear Of him from those who esteem him no, merely
a. sursoon bat bcno,ac;or rceeB, has been
lated for the rutfunes Of which ysuch though
can The p.oa; lady who had been
deaf from Infancy Consequence Of OF tho anen,.
to which children liable Laery TIE disease had taken
orm and the Psen, subject 10 intense suffering
The de4es. rapidly becoming complete and the general
health breaking down under til physical exhaustion attendant,
upon constant pain Ordinary r.mee. and ordinary advice
were useless, aud Dr. Won EenbeIs called In. We need
not repeat nj. Diagnosis, for tina, wouS be only list Of hard
name. to tie general reader Ba, he detected at sight the
sea, Of disease FRI, one portion Of the organism then In
curste he removed the causes. and sho who, from infancy
had heard with difficulty aud aiteTly hardly a, ALL
stored 6r, 10 perec, hearing and then to perec, health Dr.
Won Eenberg advertisement, reminds Of this case which
briefly relate, though no; at his solicitation lie, him
that hath no. ears, hear.
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A Plot Discovered.-For several months pas. there hiss
been la certain cfcos In the City Of New York yseron'
movements and suspicious conduct which have led q icfios
apprehension. The speculation Ia Colo the sudden rlse IN
the price Of Butter and several other articles OF almost uni
consumption has I'D think persoHs 10 suspect that
few capitalists determined 10 speculate ont OF the necessities
Of the public maiings "CorneT" which would prove
detrimental to the community. IL turns out that the
Corner sought for /. tho CORNER or BROADWAY and
ANN ST. and that the rise in price Of Labor Clothing FRO
visions Prntinsin fact In e,srytlnga, well q. ,be Com
bna.i0n Of Trades and PTofe.ons for HIGHER WAVES,
all stimulated by the wicked dsrs 20 force Mr. Barnp
to break the charm Of Admission ONLY Is cents" to his
wonderful Museum. But. TINS far the renowned Snowman
has baiod all the combinations Of his adversa True his
ordinary expenses doubled and equally true he oonn
uAy change. and increases bis wonderful attractions. put
he devoes bis entire personal time and attention 10 tue
Museum and he 10 determined NOT TO increase bis priro
until he is jobs turkey reduced 10 hi, last suit
Of Clothes aud toyn higher than hs BY that ansee
Clock Company! He win not be influenced By tho
marked example Of the Servant Girl who struck for
wages account Of the ise in the cost Of Provisions ALL
PERSONS therefore, who Ia favor Of sustaining Bsfnum
In opposing this foul plot" and corrupt combinaon al who
are desous OF enabling him keep succession Of Nov
elites BEAT THE WORLD tall for quArter) will join
tho large and delighted multitude Of Ladies' Gentlemen am
lilies and Children, which thronss Bsnums Mu.eum Every
DAY and EVENING lsundsys eIcsptod), FROM SUNRISE
TILL TEN O'CLOCK, p. NJ
New.YoTk, June D. 1864
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uenrle's kakaiine.
FOR THE HAIRt
FOR THE HART
Prepared s.on tho Bork. Roo. and Flower OftLs

Prepared fson tho Bork Root and Flower oftho
PERSIAN PLANT.
X A * A l. L.
iii, identical preparation used by all the Eastern nssas
for he sowrK aud PKEskRvATIos Of the Hair and b. 10
use the Hair RErAiSsrs YoyrnruL LryrRiANCR AND C0LoA
THsorGa LIFE
One application eH keep the hair moist for sereroi ddp
and Il In any REQUIRED POSITION without the aid a
any other preparation. -
quickly crop coniein 1riH1 the pox beduft-
uly permanent DARK ciony appearance. 49,
Ii will Rsn0re az DandvgG keep the Scalp Clean and the
Hair Sces, MONT and sou
1t OIL alcohol any other injurious ingrsdent
and IL the - -
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN THE WQkLD.
1T Is A LUXURY IT Is A~LUXURY To USE IT.
Sold Everywhere. Price Fifty Cents Wholesale Depot.
No. 10 Cihst, Newfork-
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:, fAdvortisementl
CEDAR CAMPHOR-not common CempnOl
gum, not crude Camphor but true CEDAR CANPHok-is
defonss ag anst Moths in Furs Woobens. sold
by all druggists HAkEs CHAPMAN. Boston, nave
exclusive night 70 make il.
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fAdvertisement
To FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.

All packages sent TO soldiers In the army shond CON
cain fe w bottles Of DR.. PECK's EXTRACT or SWEET
GUM the great cure for diarrhea.
Prepared by the UNION MEDICINE Co. No. II Cold
IT., Eew-Yorf, and sold by all druggists.
Price 50 cents per bottle.
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FORT PILLow.-A narrative of the barbara
<es inflicted upon prisoners Of war at Fort Pillow com
piled from the Official reports is about to be published
at the Office Of The Rebellion Record No. AL Broadway.
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Ali the Striking Features
THE
NEWSPAPER PRESS
SINGLE COMPREHENSIVE JOURNAL.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
r the only paper published in America which contains tns
financial general and local in connection with variety
orisin matter which give rest to tue pages Of Le
~ Weekly OF the highest order.
CRITICAL MILITARY sITCITIoN,
til. hour Of going press .on'crow 6so,nns willbe
FIVE O'CLOCK,
and .elsuaphif ia.sg'S o@ a;huson up to tina: hour
! go FROM GRANT AND SHERMAN,
will be found its columns There De doubt that I've
s'ea; aud
DECISIVE BATTLES,
ore brfore Richmond and tho other Atlanta Ga, are
either
IN ACTUAL PROGRESS.
hand. Il I, possible h, the latest lightning Dis
patches received at the office Of the MIRcuRr To-
morrow morning may smouncs the d;cemhure Of one oftns
later intelligence than viii 30 published any other sundi&
paperthe te.saphic messages to the SUNDAY MSRcuRf
Hns and again been ahead Of the entire pres
Of New York In the publication OF
IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
the GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER has obtaned the credit
throughout tho country being hr in the held with every
thing public ntees, received time to put IN Print on Sg4
day morning. Its immense circulation PROOF na the pee
DIE APPRECIATE the enterprise OF the ptopTietors The
SAILS OF THE SUNDAY MERCURY
mon, than TRIPLE THOSE OF ALL ITS SUNDAY CO.
TEMP0RARiEs combined and equal those Of any daily pa
per published in New. York.
tbs approaching
LINCOLN CONVENTION
is freely commented upon In to-rnorrows issue, and
THE DISBANDED VOLUNTEERS
LETTER THHREUPOS Is Of the syest, queerest,
funniest and effective communications eve
perpetrated by that -
VETERAN FRIEND OF Mr.. LINCOLN.
rharf in to-fuoYY
MERCURY will be up to Sc. IN.
PRICE SIX CENTS.
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Agents Wanted -
TO CANVASS FOR A NEW BOOK,
JUST PUBLISHED.

"PEN.PICTURES OF THE WAR
Complete In octave volume.
yxeusive territory given TO canyssser Agents VIII nne
this ! rspld. selling book. For territory apply Ito ~
LEDYARp BILL, No. 10 SpTueet!, H. l.
Send for circular.
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Spring. , -, ,,-,,,,,
ready and Is not surpassed as to a,sortment style %
price ia this city. The Custom Room Furnishing
and ChidIeI's Department not equa!ed- Saiisac;isa
given. + b. BALDWIN
Nos 70 and u Bowery.
The lsTgest store in the city
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BEST BITTRRS.
OrIcs OF Posr SURGEON BEAUFORT. S. c., Oct 2, 1862
Messrs w. Chiffon CODY the last steamer, per
request Of Assistant Surgeon ''t'''' u. s. A. received
case Cmean Bers In this maarious climate find them
Indispensable and ecacious that beg you to send me
another by Col A. C. Hamlin Medical
Inspector will recommend your Bters to the Medical Do
partment have already done
s..s., Post Surgeon.
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s-V'DR- SCHBNCK HAS MADE ARRANGEMENTS
with plumber Of HE Patients who have been cured OF Con
sumption be his Rooms No 80 Bond st., TUEspAr
thu 1h inst II O'Clock and whes every that thinks
Consumption is not carsbe disease y call and see for them
selves He will show tho persons hale and hearty with only
lung e and who but short time were In the last
stages OF consumption. DIR. SCHHsCKs PULnoNC SYRUP
sxAwggD Tonic and MANDRAKE PILLS calculated 70
the System Restore the Appetite and carry Oh The
morbid matter and in short tue nature overpowers the
dise sse. and the patient gets well.
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Ms 70. os .sd bi nma.
AIN NO 'ne sMFpICI and for IRELAND via QneeDs'
SLHsSoS| S y siS:' rS on osos s
On "a :, the uptown Offices ~ follows STATIONS an1
g. 10 m Stations and y m wtsxEMIN %
= N. station O. am. AbhAs " 80. :.
Rev w Mn H'siIS 20 md si'
mo, Il the usual hours, COZ. adsv. and llsass.
Ku.pn,s Extract Of Reete for Making
aoOT BEER.
This Extract, from which The hesny Eo,;iss A. Is
kHAPP6 ROOT BEER 10 msde, put up % s,d ,oo
and o No 20 %'i. Sod
By ali whoe..,s prusri.ts a tks Msaufs0srss Press0
per gallon.
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GaIIaber,s Evening Exchauue.

1CoRHER TWENTY STREET AND BROADWAY, OPPOSITE
The FIFTH HoTKI-l
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There published in these columns few days since the
able cure Of Hutchings, the Lightning Calculator
90 well known to the public during the many he en-
hbi,ed biz wonderful arithmeca powers at Barnums Muse
u BY the celebrated Ocu, snd Aur,s Dr. Won ESenoers
Of this city utchng. represented to have been at the
point Of DEATH and bu, for the timely interference OF the
doctor would now be resting In bis This rema
bic case and worthy tho attention oper'ons similarly Afflicted
We think /. bu. JUS, DR.. Won Eisenburs to call public
attention to th, There hundreds I'm the community
suffering from cstarr who like the Lightning cacuaor'
II not actually praying for DEATH ready to accept OF any
thing tia. promise. relieve them from their di'ire'se 10
such We would cay title no. with inexperienced men, on
consult wlhou. unnecessary delay Dr. Won Lsonbefs who
at least las the honesty to his patients whether !.
,, 80 a.
within his power to make them whole or not