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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

IA In the Nary Register the name
Of the vessel which sunk the Alabama
10 given as Kearsarge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

- The JsfsrSOnvills Railroad COM
pGny has declared a semi-annual divi.
dsnd of FIVE per cent payable in cash at
IEShs Office Of the company at jefferson.
apssills. This road is In highly flourish.
nDonaition.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

CINCINNATI, noon, July 9.--Riysr sta.
tionary. Weather clear. Thermomsteg
IS. Barometer 1866.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
CO-PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE Is hershy givez that q eo-partners htp
~ has this day bsen formed between the under
signed under the Arm name Of Frey Ktot for
tAs sale Of Dry Goods. A liberal share patronage
IL respectfully solicited, IT No. Main Street be-
tween Water and First Streets.
LOUIS FREY,
juyll HIRAM KLoTZ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
o. s. CLAIM AGENCY.

DECISIONS, BOUNTY and ARREARS. BOUy-
~ Land and Back Pay for Soldiers, Widows
SCAR Asiz- JOHN TENNIS, Aesus
Evansville, Ind, March IA, 1854.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
SILK MantilIas and sormner shaWIs.

WE WILL sELLsoFF OUR STOCK OF SILK
w Asnflilas and Sormnsr 8kawls At old prices.
They we're bought whsa goods were cheap, and
cheap We viii sell them.
sCHAPKBg 4 BUssIsG.
80. 70 Main Street.,
~ Next 70 Cooks Grocsry
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
StaIr CarpetLng al old PrIces.

I'VE HAVE FEW STAIR oARPETINo
w len, which We sell Of at last years prices.
sCuAPKER A BUSTING.
No. - Main Street,
Neat to Cooks Gfoesry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
Keen Cool.

A LARGE STOCK or PALM LEAF FANS
Il just reesiEsd At
t8t sCHAPKER 4 BTssIE0s,
No. - Main Street.,
Next 70 Cocks GEocsrY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
DRY GOODS.
Dress Goods at old Prices.


fnHE LARGE ADVANCE IN GOLD HAS ALSO
/ caused largo advance IL foreign Dress Goods,
bat are desirpus 10 open 10 our new Store
next fall With an entire aew stock, We VIII sell
% our Stock Of Drsss Goods very cheap.
sCnAFKEn 4 BUssTEG,
No. 70 Main Street.
Next 10 Cocks Groosfy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
Honor tha Fonrih,

A LARGE STOCK OF FLAos, WORTH FROM
u five cents 20 forty dollars piece Jest rseeiE-
81 and seiling cheap -
sCHAPKER BUssIHG,
No. 70 Main Street,
Next 30 Cooks Grossry.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
Bar ,em Out.

A LARGE STOCK or MusoUTTo BARS JUST
n opsned aud selling ehsap a
sCAHAPHkR BussIEG,
No. Is Main Street,
Next 70 Cooks Grocery.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11

Ever brought 70 Evansville. Bought for cash and
Mili. . sold At low figures compared vi Sew
York prices.
We know goods have advanced isrrineaIly In
New York as we'll other folks. Cur stock : IN
tAe market for GALS, ard ve will keep on ssllinx
as leDg a. We have anything to cell
We inTits the trade in ts examise our Goods
ana prices. We have one Of the best stocks Of
Kentucky Jeans .ver offered In tho city
mhi4 ISAAC KEEN.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
The Kearsarge and Alabama Fight

INV IT "VE4NIV~i On n
Union papers in this District will
please copy.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-11
The followingis table Of the afna
amsnts Of the respective vessels:

II guns-..... Total wsight.......,... sTa1S 4ltk
Weight Of broadsids metal (seysn guns), shell
2751S De. shOt, asa.
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DIE D..

DHENyAN-Kied at the battle Of the Wndere's, on FL
d.y NAV g. Lieut. Frank 7. brennan y7tb Regiment H. L.
v native OF Kenmsre, Ireland
Noti,s Of funeral In Sundays Herald
COBB-At Orange ~ j. on Friday May r. Henry H. Cobb,
late Of Company C. lsth Regiment NJ L. s. Fola aged ~
yeua
aAL-On Tuesday, May a. George B. Han late Colonel Of
I'd Regiment EIcelsior Brigade list ~ T. SIte fo, ana
Colonel Of SD N. Y. State National Guard
gre friends and relatives invited 70 attend his funers
yfot the residence OF his father Mayor Geo. Hal, No.
~ Livingston street. Brooklyn Sunday the lsh, Of
O'clock p. IN
HARRISON--In Harlem, on Wednesday morning May -,
sfier short Illness James H. Harrison, aged years
Hba relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited
the funeral from the Second avenue NJ T. Church
Que aud eteeDth street Harlem on ostur
day, May 25 Ct O'Clock without further notice his
remains will be taken 10 Greenwood for tnermsnt.
JEEDson Friday, May n Timothy c. Losd', esq formerly
Of Boston, aged 50 years 49,
ybe relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend bis
funeral al The house Of his brotheriu law No 10 Harrison
street. South Brookyp on Monday, the 5Oth insi at IL
tYSDALL-M Washington. on Monday May 70. Joseph
LyrdAn, recently member Of the London Young None
Christian Association
fbe funeral services will be held Monday afternoon goth
inst at 81 ocoet 81 the Rooms 81 tho New York Yousg
hsn. C6ristian Association (Bibe Housed Third svsnue
corner Ninth street The members u the AuoetoD aud
! ySQaS psn generally, are invited.
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Ninth National Bank Of the City Of New-York
No 36g Broadway. cor. Franklin -

This Bank ha, q esah capital Of
ONE MILLION DOLLARS
aud now open busne.. "a Il. Banking Rooms cor
ner Of Brosdwsy and Fnniins,
We lnrt. accounts and will dsoOuns bu'ine" paper and
receive all National Bank bus at par and make collections
thrOushou. thu United States and Cansds at tho lowest e
Uneu.n. money will be received deposit dedue,ins for
y,sr ono tenth pr cent Stats onefouth per cont
TIKI Bank will have large deposit from County BaHi'
aid 1. Fiscal Agent for the United States and dsPosiaJ o.
pablo moneys and will receive subscriptions for the
1910 LOAN.
and allow enc eighth per cent discount
We ar. sure you will find Institution one Of the mott
esbl, and advantageous places to do business IN this city
JOSEPH U. oRvIs. fresiden.
II. NJ HuxPHRHY. Cashier.
DIRECTORS
VIM A. Kobe of Kobbs cOrlis', 'aesion'e''' No, 81
aud 90 Leonsrdst
THOMAS A. WISE, IT,. Of vyss Sons, importers. No.
"a 70 $50 Broadway.
GEO. A. wIcKs Of wlcts. Smith Co., importers dry
goods No 81 Frnnklin sL
BL SOLOMON Of b. /. Solomon Son. uYhS'stsrJ' 10
3es Broadway.
GEO. A. FELLOWS Of Gordon, Feilors L. MCMILLAN
wholesale rrooers, Eoa IL and ls Besvefst
SOLOMON l.. HULL of Hull, Conss'.s b Arnold a.
,orpsys No. 10 WsI'-
CHAs. MINZEsHHIMER Of Minrsshimer Bros, menu
fsctursrs shirts, No. 577 Broadway.
j. O. WHITEHOUSE, shoe Manufactured ko~ and
Deya -
JOSEPH u oRvIS. Newell 4 Smith. .lis. 10. No. 90
Broadway.
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DEAFNESS CURED.
DEAFNESS CG RED.
DEAFN ESS CURED.
Gf.ft..
nom TO IUhIne'
EARS TO THE DEAF,

Ev.y msu AID especially every believes in ' %
her phylcian TbaFe philosophical minds which hold TO
an sbs,r.o fh AloPa,hy, Homeopathy or yiropa'hy
or sore other form q scientific Bot with tho woi .
uss the belief l. in system bat Ia the Doctor 70
pscl.y Il tA, true .. regard. su'.. and OcuisA Ito
ptn. Who Ia. recovered HI, sigh, h hearing suro that
tn. blessing could have bSn restored to lin BY no 0'h''
practitioner that particular by whom his eyes OF cars
opened Dr. Won Eenbers IL among our beet Known
.uri.,s He has brother practitioner hss
.ye. and IA whose l therefore believe shove ell otss
Of him from those Who esteem him no, merely
- surgeon, but bcrofe,or recruit la. boon
Asd 10 o.. r the truthsne Of which souch though
80 can nam. ~ names. The psIeui lady who bed boon
10 which children liable Laery tho d.ese had taken
AZ scu,e FORM Ani tho pse subc, to intense suffering
The deAe.. rayidy becoming complete and tie genera
health Urea. Ing down Under tie physical exhaustion attendant
upon pain Ordinary remedies and ordinary 'd'ice
were usess and Dr. Won Ei,enbor, called In We need
no, repeat h, sguos for that would DO only s Of hard
n.u. % tho general reader But he detected at sight the
sea, Of deA.e in portion Of the orsAn then in
another sai With manipulation ssfaas bis Insight w sc
curso b. removed tho causes. and he Who from infancy
had beard with difficulty snd la,,ey hardly al. ws' re-
,oed hrs, to perfect hearing aud then peec, health Dr.
von Eienbers narenen. reminds Of thu. case which
We thu. briefly relate though bis solicitation. L., hn
tia, hath not cars, lsr
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s,,s sy ptblly Acknowledged ths S,s, benefits Which
from tho ,tnfai esinent Of Dr. LEth in regard
n, INV hearing ,,s Of inquiry have incesany poured upon
me from AL pats tie county from parties desiring to learn
IN. particulars Of my case and am Indeed surprised At ILL.,
number Of individuals who affected similar 70 the manner
in which have BEEN and therefore feel 1t more and more
cy,d duy which owe 70 sufferers 10 drec. them TO
and reisbis source 10 obtain tie benefit they much
co,e and which 20 many afflicted ksvo hitherto sought
IN vain ia, - bad Ise'iou applying 70 Dr. Light
hill
hsd from infsncy ons v,p def. ear which Always d'
charged more or kss ofs,e matter and VA tho source Of
IL. ,eater, annyyncs and dccfor' 10 Las year tho
low matter very profss and sshy oasn'i'~ M, hearing
became very much impaired, AID the dscharge produced the
greatest debility Of body and depression Of spirits applied
to my family physician and other practitioners without de''
ina al, benefit and almost depsred Of being restored 10
Le.tb when ptovdonilAy applied TO Dr. Lshihil Under
bis resnen my bsssntO improve once and continued
70 do 30 until in comparatively ,hOn Tine both ea, were
healed tho discharge removed aud ny hearing restored Al
ft feared tho would not be permanent or that tho
.oppage Of dscharre long standing might prove der
mental 10 my general hosth fear which fad great many
entertain IN regard 20 the removal Of dscbs'ss from mo ear
Ny rporsnce however has proved concu'rey 's' my 'p
entirely groandess In oosh respects o' 'o"
ear arc % well and my hearing good st present 'hs Gay
len of trea.ont and tho opptee Of disesrso instead OF
proving detrimental to my health, has given tho hsno' A'
city and vgor 70 my body, and dow Of 'Pi' not eips
esd for long time prs'ionA
wish that the above isht gonsr. sn'~erto NO
but .houd ono or tho other desire apply TO ne
personally or BY letter. viii ehesraly 'aJ reasonable IL"
mand, upon my Tine
laval myself Of th, opportunity Of again pnbhcy erprs"
IN, INV deeply felt gratitude to Dr. LsLthn, whom esteem
gentleman and Of science in whom tho highest con
- \. ,I,oad JOHN MOTT.
References to parties Of the highest responsibility residing
IA the city, who have been cured OF Deaines. Csah 10
lnay bo bad on application
OFFICE No. "a 81. MARKs-PLAcE,
V.h.s, between ID ani 1N.)
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SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.
IRON Tho Chris,isn Times.


Ofths Ave .ensos TIA, which We call Iseins Is tho most I'm
roc,su, and valued III proportion this sense falls u.s.
We o reduced to hepc,o, II cgtir,y destitute q 'lshI
how .ow would be p.ogrc. in knowledge, AMI how lin
led sphere Of aet.on and ueiane Endowed with it,
tho universe becomes creation clothed With beauty and
d,cfsa-d b, that Infinite variety wh.h is to attract
Tho mind and heart
For sev, months past hi. has been practical subject TO
u. An nf-ned condition Of tho eysd., communicating
,s.o the pupil rendered The discharge Of daily duties not
only panf bu, dapgerou. AtTibu,ns it to the effect OF
cold We endured through the Spring with tho hope that
with the return Of weather il would entirely disappear
Bat in i'll, We doomed to disappointment Summer 70
turned bat not orr wou.ed sigh. VIVA, might have been tho
result either Of further neseo' Of incompetent treatment
cannot ssy.
Stain, our e..o " friend he assured that similar
ono In biz own family led recently been treated with entire
success By Dr. Won Eenbers Of this city SntLfyns our
..,, BY moro particular inquiries tia, the Doctor Is
mira bu. scientific ocut and su,i concluded TO SOCK
IN. benefit Of hi, treatment which have to
acknowledge very great Though but few weeis under
hi. care appearance Of eyes has totally changed The
pupil "a now full and clear and tho ia. on,re, fFeo nom
ILLUMINATION Tho Doctor say, th the opc has been
weakened and the re.na assumed chronic nhammstory
state affecting moro e all tho other tissues and threaten
ns n ssoetod to end in Amsuross OphthamitIs ws be
sve the which OcuIs, apply TO eye' affected were
ours Having obtained the much desired relief take
pleasure In acknowledging indebtedness to tho talent
Dr. Won Esnbers and Of calling TO 1t the attention Of other
who may DO suffering from similar condition
Of their syo, It said that Providence provides sntdO
for every bane II IL certain that tho eye h In these times
subjoo, 10 seyeor trials than formerly Let DO thankful
en that a. No increase tendencies which destroy tn
organ Of vision the progress Of science keeps pace With thee
tenSences, II not Ia advance Of them.
OFFICE, No. $40 BROADWAY.
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wATERs-On Wednesday, May rs, Mary Ann. wife Of DIR.
j. y. Waters, in the seth year Of her age.
Tbs funeral VII take place Sunday afternoon O'Clock
at her husbands residence. No ls1 Sixth
ZABRISKiE-On Tuesday. May "a. 1885, at Chesapeake
Hospital Hampton. Va. of uwOnnd received Ia the batte
ofDrrrys Bluff Col. hhram Zabriskie, OF the 9Th Regi-
ment n. J. Vols, sged 20 yesrs
The funeral will take place from Rrs Reformed Dutch
Church, Jersey City, Saturday May ~. % p Tho
friends OF the family invited attend with further
notice
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MARI IR ID.

LAU-ALLRN--On Thursday. May rs at Gree Chureh,
Brooklyn Nights BY the Rev n o. Alien, j. Henry Lan 70
Julia Gorhau daughter Of J. N. Allen
NOBLE-MEEKER-iBB Brooklyn, on Thursday, Nay 70, oy
the Rs, A w. Knowton Gornam Noble to Li~s< Mss-si
.ides. daug hter Of 8. N. Hoeker, ESQ
Boston papers please copy. -
ouEcY-PERKirs-In this city, on Thgrshy, May 20
by tho Row Robert X. Booth, John w; omnSy Of Nen
Yk 70 Lucretia D. Perkins, daughter Of tie sse ShAI e'
Ynkas u Lilchhold Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

Ordinary Csmphor is now so expensive as to
be ncariy ruled out of use. except medicine For
protection against Moths in Cloths and Furs, Cedar
Csmphot L. superlavely superior and ia To super
asde every other guard being cheap and certain 1t is
,sod BY Druggists, town and country.
HARRIS s CHAPMAN Manufacturers. Boston.
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fAdYertisement. |

Oh! how could | get along without this
blessed Dew. exclaimed q city belle as she placed a
Bottle Of DISTILLED DEW her elegant toilet table.
ladies' who use this celebrated preparation for beau
tif,ing tho complexion pronounce 1t invaluable. Sold
H. ali IruyCisfR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28

Miss CUMMINs.--" The friends OF the au-
shoress Of The Lampghter.' book which was popn,
lar ia many languages beside the English look
20 great treat in her work Haunted Hearts,
Abost 10 be published The Boston Transcript
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fAdyerti.en1snt


RgsR's AFRICAN FRYER AND AGUR CURE
Not a care all but sure for Fever and Ague.
Depot No. 81 Lbertyst, up stairs.
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Advritisemcntl
THe GRRAT NOVEL by the author Of THE
I.smplghtcr" called HAUNTED HEARTs +" Is ready to-
day Of all the Bookstores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-28
REMARKABLE CURE or DEAFNESS
ssom he Re-, Joseph NJ Clark, Rector Of - James
Church

Srnacusg Feb. 20, 1864
hsvo been deaf in ore CIR ever 'hee wi" !, Oouss'
.ons twenty year, $50. BY the siH Of Dr. Lsh'hI' Ito
hsABx We. entirely restored 50 tbDi now hear she with
both ears, and 6nd that my ros With much more
.....,A .o,ofort than b,for, JOSEPH NJ CLARKE
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CATARRH CURED.

PROM THE REV. FRED. =. JEWELL.
rroyrvoH or the s1srB NORMAL sonoorr ALBANY, a. T.
Th. may certify that been since 1884, subject to VIC
lent periodical attacks Of oetsh marked BY highly nfamed
condition Of tho Inning membrane Of the cavities Of tbs bead
producing ost distressing species Of h.sche for days a
time wholly ncapsss,ins from busncs. aud during the
parory.. combining me tho bed In Some instance. The
Inflammation has eItond<l to tho teeth occasionns tooth
aohe tho throat predicting hosone~e snd Partial loss Of
voice sud tv ice Il has Affected the on eye 10 cortne
me for month or more to drkoued These attacks
hsye been accompanied by strong bre ',mPom' by stop
ras~ Of the head and in tho fret stages by ~aery dascs
iom tho nose, and subsequently, becoming acrid and
yellow aud toward the close OF the att.s. becoming bloody
aud puruenL have tired medicines Of ,mo eVory Kind
external apple atoms 70 tie head such eamphor ginger bot
vnornr .nue Of some hsE k.nd ard other catarrhal
preparaon, together with internal Remedies such alter,
,i,,. cshsrc and es These have produced no ohsns'
in the occurrence character OF dsase and, in most
ca,es with little or no smporsy relief como length
to believe the disease 10 BE- practically beyond elher cure or
nAteria alienation.
to raai. ,hal Of Dr. LshhP, treatment, His method at
approved it-ef my udsnea. simple pAiosophiea
and sey 10 Dc effective Nosv Outstanding the dIsdvanie.
under which be aborod dealing with dsese Of soeh long
standing ,ssIsssied ~ debility ard dysTep', and
csn,sn Induced by tho ssclden,, % my pToions s5or
found o. r.Asn, reaching the diease had never bern
reached before and producing such mobilization and sevA
sn Oft. character I'D supposed ngcs,ibe chronicle
the rc.ul. tu,;
Nioush ts,e been iu,iei several line. VA, should
c,mey have bsrvod stock of ny ca,srh newt
abo have escaped tn, -, ihe symptoms Of lrrsi"ned
s-c hsse bern very ns. sId have Jed to iAe remedies
employed by Dr. L.hiht wthou tho need Of recourse to
the Old bot -rrucrtAton efnes and The dsrhirg-' nom
tho heat h-ve resumed 10 ohEuS and natural condition
si ha,. been ,ble 70 obsla Aiera relief is 10 ne
o.as. II raiud, In hat 500, rcPsli of wLeTcr tie
,ros,lnsn. may have COS, Ia
Iuake is .taieeI. unsolicited moan, Of srsno~ieds
Ing my obraiions Dr. L.kihus uiothod Z treating
ssanh .d With view aid any who Hsy hsvo suffered
from that disease In forming jus, opinion Of i' inertia ard
| i. probable utility In their own casa
FREDERICK , JEWELL
Albany. n. Y, March a. 1864
REMARKABLE CURE or DEAFNESS
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Nv new stock Of SPRING CLOTHING 10 now
ready and Is not surpassed ~ TO assortment ayle or
price In thi. city The Custom Room, fnrnshlng
snd Chidron's Department not oqu.ed ns,,sao"oh
Nos 10 and u Bowery.
The ls,ssa store in the city.
OF ALL DEsCkIPTIONs
For sale by
OFO G. ALLEN, No. ais Broadway,
Que door below CanatsL. l0rnvry No. III WslsA
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The American Yoke Shirt,
With me assortment OF
ROBES DE CHAMBRE.
SMOKING JACKETS,
And Gentlemsn's Furnishing Goods.
DEVLIN & Co.,
BROADWAY. New. Yors.
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from the Rev John Mott, D. D. Pro'eoria Union College,
Schenectady.
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IMPAIRED SIGHT.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TIE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC
MUCOUS MEMBRANE.
OBSTRUCTION OF THE EUs.
TACIIIAN TUBE.
CURED.
OROssEYE sTRAIGHTENED
IN ONE MINUTE.
and every dsea.s Of the Eye Ear requiring s'cr medical
~ surgical aid stteudedto
DIR. Won EISENBERH,
Author Of "suscd snl Practical observations on tho Dis
ease. Of tho Es with the New Mode Of Treatment" 1t hi
Office
No. $40 BROADWAY.
OPINIONS OF THE NEW-YORK PRESS.
From TIE Journal Of commeros.
CATARRH CURED.
CATARRH CURED.
CATARRH CURED.
THE CASE or HUTCHISGs. THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"
There pub.hsd these columns few days since the
remarkable euro Of Huchinss tho lightning Csculaor.
70 well known to tho public during the many years he eI
hti.sd h wonderful ar,hmotcsl powen at BanOm' Muse
um BY the oeebsed Ocusl and Auh, Dr. Won Ei'snber1
Of th, city uchns. 70 represented to hsVs been at The
point Of DEATH and bu. FOR ths timely Interference Of the
Doctor would now be resting ia his grave. Tbi. remarks
bio csse snd worthy the attention ofpeon' similarly afflicted
We hiuf Is but just to Dr. Won Escnouis to call leohe
ssnon 70 this There hundreds in the community
suffering from osarrh who, ie tao Lightning Cseulsior
no, actual, praying for desh, rcody TO secoP Of any
thing l., promises to relieve them from their dsre.se To
such We would say Tfe no. with Inexperienced men, but
con,ul wi.hou, unnecessary delay Dr. Won Esenber who
at least has tho honesty hs pl,onts whether IL
With, hls power 10 male them whole not
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Business Noiiree.

BROws's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. Lo2-
prepared Oma highly esteemed recipe for ais'i
ssns RRosCHiAI AFFECTIONS ASTHMA HosRsEsIs Corens
CoLps, and Irritation or Soreness Of the ThrosL
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An InterestisG History

or DR.. scHENCK's OWN CASE. WHILE hAD"A'"~
UNDER CONSUMPTION
AND HOW HIS PULMONIO SYRUP. sbA"EAS
TONIC. AND MANDRAKE PILLS AoF
ON THE SYSTEM IN CURING
THAT DISEASE, AND
THE GREAT sU0-
CESS ATTEND
INC IT.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, Mach T. 1865