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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
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FOR THE HAIR, I'd -
Restores gray and faded hair and
beard To- iss natural color,
AND lsA MOST LUXURIOUS DRESSING
For the Hair and Head .1
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CLARK's RESTORATIVE, -" IA''e' n''a ~
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CLARK's RESTORATIVE, ..= ','' w. INV D'''"'
Is Sold by Druggist. and Dealers ,r.,vvh>.st
Price, ~ per bottle--6 bottles for s. e.. .-s
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LORD & SMITH, CHICAGO. ct. d.,
4''i'l' General Agents.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

III. III. = NJ NNN.t-lI-' VI SILFNESs.
When you FIRST feel pain, then take te1spoo@caI
CT tbs EtADT RtII i, IA water; or apply il 10 the
par j W,rre you fee! TIE discomfort.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

THOUSANDS UPOS THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN THE VIC
TINS QuAcKs. aud who have paid Aedrg fees to be
cured in short time have found they deceived, and
hat the' POISON has by the use Of POWERFUL AS
rRINGENTs" been dried mp the system to break Out in
an aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

IlTTSbJRG, Ia, May I, 800.
On. ]. c. AVER, Sir ] have been repeatedly
cuIcd OF the wcr5t he13Eche any body can have by
dose or two Of Your Pills 1t seems 10 arise from
foul stomach. which they cleanse at once. ....
Yours with great respect. Ed W IRFRLE.
(tsyt. If .gy5Gfset. y,ig3J
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
SECRET DISEASES

In al their Stages. NJ little Expense.
Little change in Diet. No Inconvenience.
ind no Exposure
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

From Or. Theodore Ech n Veg YoT, CiiV.
Not only our ILLS admirably adapted I" Il r
purpose as an aperient, but / find their beEcrc..
effects upon tie Liver very marked indeed. The
have in my practice prove more cfeeual for IT,.
cure Of bilious complaints than any one remedy
can mention l sincerely rejoice that We hayp &
lengtha purgative which is worthy TIE coLtidcnccu
tie nTOlessinL aud tie nunnln :, ------ 4
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.

TJEe NO more bG,nRa, Nerc7try or IN pleasant
Neiicines for uRpieasant and dangerous diseases.
UELIBOLDs EXTRACT BUCUU AND IMPROVED
ROSE WASH CURES d .a#.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

rt give warning orIh1r pre- Cncn and il mat Nrnm1t-
~ b".ore they became scCGgcly Iut", nchcI within the
systcnr will be readily cxpcI ed.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
DEPARTMENT. OF TuE INTERIOR. /

WasHlLgIOn, D { ith 60 I&10-
Sir: I have used your ILLS in my geEeEl a2.i
hospital practice ever since you made them. NJ
cannot hesitate to say they ore the best cutli8a
we employ. Their regulating oct;on onthc in cr j.
quick and decided. consequently they are uu 40
lnirable remedy for deta,feements OF that organ
Indeed have seldom found case OF biiions d.:
ease so obstinate that it did m0t rpciiiv cid :,
them. Eratcflaliy yours AIDSLO b Il, VI ID ,
La aL.utLh IL lE-ut LII
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

Price, Is cents per Eog, or Boxes for 81.
Prepared By Dr.. J. C. AVER & Co., Lowell, Mass.
BENJAMIN g WAYNE, Cedar Falls
G. r. WALLACE, :" 4" .
e. N MINER, g !"
WM sN0aDEN, Waterloo.
DANIEL Num- Grundy Center.
ARNOLD 4 SoULE Iowa Fails
ALLEN & H0SfOgD, Dubuque
AAEs T. REED c5 chseaxo -a@ss
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
paEvENTI0,, BETTER THAN CUTE.
TfuRE II NO OCCASION roR SICKNESS.


TIL. RE u NO OCCASION iO2 SICKNESS.
When you drst feel pain, then take tc1sroo@cal
CT tbs EtADT n II Fla water; or apply it to the
par ) where you feel The discomfort.
.r q ALI MNTTGNANr T;SEASES
nrat give warning r their pre- Cncn and il mat NThm1
~ before they become securely inr, ncbed within the
system, will be readily cSpcied.
... SIGN iOF SICKNESS.
Headache, Pains III Inc I.;mbsn the Stomach, Bow
els. and kdneyICOii Chits aHl Hot Flushes, Cuit-
ell Tongue, Eung Sniu, NAUSEA, Shivcrrng, ruInCss,
prcmoni'ory symntouG rr Malignant Diseases. Ono
tnse OF tie READY RELIEF is s. Gicicnt la broaG UP
AMI eXfe! diseased acton, and restore tho Uegt to
ht slta ~.
SOLDIERS.
Every soi'icr should carry with him q sln4ny Of
Rtiwiy's Ready Re!Iuf II supplies the pace Il all
other medicines and as b. rcrage, tpspCrtii Of
the Hcirf. to glass Of water ia Meet pleas ut
or stimu.ant than brandy, whisky, or bttcrs.
s1Cl;NESs PREVENTED ~ TIE sru MAINE REGT.
rghh Marc regiment, Sc 81 c. P Lord, writes TIA.
Railways Rca.'y Ec..tfsay,r the regiment from oh
viii qmrteycl ATTY bee island, :. e., when working
in tho swamp, erecting fJini.caiinas. Every man
seized with Typhoid aut Other Fcrers, ever and
Agur, Harrlo, ~ cnIcrY, Rheumatism, WAS cured
by tie use & the Really hul!ef
CAUTION ....
In all cases al; for Railways Ready Relief Tlte
no other. See that IL" signature Of ladw y & Co.
il on the outside label ut ca h tic Every agent il
su,p!iutl with and fresh stOcs. l'rCn - cents
Per bottle. sod BY Druggists, Merchants AMI country
sio.c-kceuers.
RAnwAV & co j
81 Ati1ca Lane, New YORK.
Price increased to n. iy-f,e csn.s .-a~s
For Sale by BESJAMIN WAYNE, Cedar Fails
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

CHOLERA, CT Biarrhaa, Of FIX
pysentery, CranNs, and S'pasms;
Bilious CEo!ic, or Gastrii.s;
Scarlet, Typhoid, - ethcr FcvcTs;
lhtUerzl, Coughs, or CuMr;
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPA ARTIOH Ms.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCIIU a Positive
and Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys
Gravel, and Dropsca swellings. ~
The Medicine increases the power Of Digestion and
excite the Absorhents fa.o healthy acton by viii fine
Watery Ca!careous depositons and all Unnatural En-
lafEeraents arc reduced, well Pain and InaInina.
ton. .a ..r. a.. .. ... ?. ... .-... .. - /.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
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ADVERTISED!

~" JUDICIOUS ADTERTISING H.
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

BENNETT PIGTER G. CO.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
WNesc RN<evs

These RvS<eSs
osc Not oSYeSeA 10 Me NMSN>c
Us q NAeN>c>Ne wsN>cM VIM
cave aM Nc "N\s ws\>eM
S\esM rs Melv to," NWt os g
revNeA,eA ogeNt-N GveA
Regulator o NE system.
w Nc Bilious &>stSlcts
oS Ne West a>A SoWtMtNeve
Mas, Sos q \oug NNNe, Nseu
rANcM NeeAeA NN ovE,c\e oS
SsoNAncM SNStevs, WNAAcM, y
tNSen w NvoNev quantities,
nAA nN Me- VvoVev tNSS>e, orc
q SAVE Nvevcwt>~e q
Bilious Fever, ~
Fever and Hgue,
Liver Complaint,
Qyepepe1a,
Indigestion,
.JdU72d5ce,
Kidney COn2p7o17ote,
uMA oM Assesses o q SINH.
10Y AotNvS.
VxNese RvNkevs
evc covNNossA % vavc oAA
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
HELnsoLD's EXTRACT rsucE.u.

fgELuEsoLD's EXTRACT RuGE.T.
For Weaknesses arising from Excesses Habits o, DssI
PATTON Early lndlscreon Of Abuse, attended with the
following symptoms "as
Indisposon to Exertion, Loss Of Power
Loss OF Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing.
weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, .. co. Valentines
bimness 81 Vision, Pain in the Back
Universal Lasstut,e Of the Muscular system ..-~
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness Of the SKIN, Efupt.ons the Face,
-.. Pallid Countenance. g..
hese symptoms il allowed 60 on which this nledi
Invariably removes soon follows
Impotency, FNta;ty, EpHeptic Fgss,
IN one Of whsh The patient may expire.
Who say that they are not frequently followed BY
those Drciul Diseases"
"INsANITY AND CONSUMPTION" d..
Many are aware Of the cause OF their suffering,
BUT NONE Will. CONFESS THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE
AsYLuMs
And Jfg,gnch01y Deaths Jy ConSumr,ti0n bear ample
witness to the Truth Of this ASSERTION.
The Constitution once affected trih organic Htok-
requires the aid Of Medicine to Strengthen and In
vigorate the System,
Which IELMpoLps EXTRACT BUCHU iarayiayly
does
Tidal will convince the most skeptical.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
Dyscniery, Ee.a,rE,es. rseiax. yYorn.s.

From DR.. j. O.. Green. If fR,c1Go ...-
Your Fills have had q long tl!al in INV nractice
and hold them in esteem as one Of the best aperi
ents have found. Their alternative effect upon
tie liver makes them an excellent remedy, when
given in small doses tor bilious dySeHefy and diay
Th@n Their sugar-coating makes them very ac-
ccptab'c and convenient Tor the use Of women ana
children. a.'. d. 'E
/ Dyspepsia, ssmplriiy Of She Blood.
From Req j. J.. Hines Pastor Of -4dcent Church
| Dr.. AVER, have used Your Pills with extra.
ordinary success in my family and ameng those am
called 10 visit in distress. 10 regulate the orgaIS
digestion and purify the blood, they the very
best remedy have ever known ard can cond-
>>-' ''''''> 'N " " Yoals, j. i HINES.
WARSAW, Wyoming Co, N. Y Oct. "a. 1856
DEAR SIR: am using yonr Cattaltc Fills il my
practice, and find them an excellent rurrative 10
ttoaa i.' VIC ~ JolS j9M EAGHAM CHAM" NJ b. .''
Gonstipafioss, EoSf;yrpe~-- Sur.,rc<sios,,
| Rheumatism, SSous, Neuralgia, Dropsy,
Earl.ysis, Wis, Csc.
From Or. H. P. Taughn, Montreal. Canada 1ts
| Too much cannot he said of YOUR Pills Tor the
cure of coStireiess Ii others o. our fraternity have
found them as efHcacous rs have. they should join
me in proclamiag IL. for the bcileit OF the muitTdcs
who suffer from that Complaint which, although
bad enough IN Itself is the rrogeEiior Of others that
nre worse believe ooStireitesS 10 originate IN the
liver, but your Fills affect that organ and cure tie
disease. s q
From hrs. E. Si.art, Physician aud Nid'Gya
Boston.
lind ono or two large doses of your Pills. taken
at the proper time, ase excellent promottcs Of I.
natural secretion when wholly or partially spI-
| pressed, and also very 'efectuai TO c'eGase tn,
! sto1'deh and erpeE go'rls. HEY are 30 much To-
best physc we Lave that recommend 10 ot.:cr II
| my patients. .N..a
From the Eev. DR.. H4gses. Of the Methodist Elgis.
1861. Church. 't s.-a ~
- PULASKI ItousE, SAY anDah, Ga. Jan. G, 1855.
EoNoRED SIR should he Eug1aciui tor the
relief your skill has brought me il did Tot rclo.
my cage 10 you. 4 cold settled In my limbs aLG
Drought FNCritCi9tlrr TgtTutgfr Ulfpii
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%:

Use HELMBoLps EXTRACT RrCHC for all affections and
diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing IN
MALE or FEMALE from whatever cause originating and
a IN ~ IlNLL MIN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05

Owing to the very hsh price Of coffee and the great
~ dfGdlty OF procuring good, uniform and reliable
article our customers have often expressed wish that
they could be- supplied from first hands WAS tho in
tcutiOu OF the
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1864-08-05
Price. 81 90 per battle. or six for IS

Evidence Of the most reliable and responsible charac
ter will accompany the medicine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-02

MoR S ~ = Monday June b. JOhn c. Morrison IT,
a, soh OF =. u. Morrson aged y years. '''
M and friends of the family invited to attend
dence OF bis father No. 50 West Twenty second st-est
hlLLER-ln Brooklyn l.. D.. on Friday evening July
lSo4 alter short ness Ephrrin Miller, OF tho EIn Of
CLOCK Miler Ia the 18th year Of his age.
@ teh'es and friends Of the family and OF his
iheodore j. EPhHiD. j.. and the Rev. VIM H. Miller and
OF ms sonsin-aw, Loenzo RcAcrson and Daniel D. You
mans are respectfully invited attend the funeral on Tnes
day afternoon, July D. 1t clock from his residence,
No. % South Ninth street. Brooklyn T. D.
ROGERS-On Thursday afternoon. June 80 Elizabeth c.,
wife Of VIM. NJ Rogers.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral Saturday. the "a inst 10 O'Clock
M from ~; Stephens Church. East Tweuty eighth
RlCH-Kied, Saturday. June 49, before Petersburg,
James H. Rich IN the 18th year Of hi formerly Of the
Brooklyn 18th Volunteers
ROGERS-On Friday, July Frances f. only Daughter Of
Chas H. and Harriet Rogers aged y years and is days
Tho friends Of the family respectfully requested 20 attend
her funeral a. the Residence Of her parents No 1873 East
Twenty eighth street Sunday the 81 inst. at O'Clock
p m. Her remains viii he taken to Troy fo inorment
WlLLIAMSON-OnF Friday morning July T. at his rclenoe
No 2st Sixth Mr John H. Williamson, In the 3lst
year Of his age.
His relatives aud friends and those OF Ills fathr inls~
james Golden respecy Invited to attend his funeral
from the above humber Sunday at o'clock Ills
remains will bs taken the Church OF the Purtbns
Of Broadway and Fifteenth street aud from thsnce 10 Green
wood Cemetery Tor intermeut.
Belfast (lrelsndj papers please copy.
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Chapter IL. ,.u..

AdLe did many wonderful works, insomuch ths' h' Hs'
vrss nronounccd in ulany tongues 49,, A. ....o,. ~
III tbefe came in nnto him Judih' from the 'fApo ..
49, BEDFORD who had been sick for many year a al
Zen Jsys lei psins were gone, che slept souhay Au u'
rsj oice in eating her food IL, o1.,. u tina great
citx al philadelphia. wrote an tPstr say TIL
s, hou this money which Is called urcsnnaek Gh IAN
49, dse Of Abraham thy friend on one end io' voir
,e exhansted and Respondent, ate bat niue sna Ib
80 nsing ard thy Plantation Biters gave me nrAi'"
49, Il only unto the yigor Of youth die, iii
"A mon sueh a. were afflicted With LAYER tohlan,,
-, c,d,nseh With general Debility and DyspePie pains "
- Of Tho land aid these Bers produce Astonishing
az -. son,e nnbcevers existed and some croaisfs
At, 70 vhose ocenpation was gone-snd they tsd inaicou
,hirSs and rumpe,ed their dying sorfows through '"'
papers- - Al. .,o.sY ,,,o Druke and said;
s,Tbit reminds me Of story. which 10 sy' p"S.
,pe b.. best trees 30 Of good cheer Once va sE s
County even bioas-ut 'hs bursting o. go, little
~ Ji,,ion Of Petersburg caused Abraham TO uayei o
G., 800 no only s.id: Send bottle OF fni.sion p'
f.s not tfn,e TO wait'" 30 We have lost ms aoiJ
NJ, r. H. Nourjsisth like the green bay teel ne
10 III skill and the ences proclaim hIs WI ~,
tIIai those who run may rcsa' anu "o"o "oe~ -
uss "a. r,nIs;,udr With voice said: EIpain uhso W
~ Dsi,hio n,e,nirr offs T.l8So-A b"s ~ %
,ne bis voice could not be beard and ne "
III in his next epse which v III DO IN ,h,Ir
ID ,ie crowd departed each with bottle Oh oo''
bends
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nIED.

AKDRRs0EAt Glenvils, Co1'' on fna.y tey !; sd
Ar. A9dsE.os o1 WIIss,aS 81 long iand
lSth year Of her aEe- s.. t,,y ? :, "a o'clock
Her funeral win take place on ss'Iasy: 5s sriases
viii De at PorebcsteT Station 70 isri ta't
ALyoRD-on Wednesday jun -, John ~ Aiyord son Of
the late Aonso A. Ayod in the I'm ys .. III invited
10 sstesd the faners the Ohurch Of tho %
1T .Ies Ds r iso ss'S ahe err notice
aTKIEsoN-At Ttusvile Pa, on Wednes5ay June 1o.
Alice DeBouneyille, daughter OF Arthur u sHu N'''A
+ Atkinson, eyed years . q, 1917 M,s
Mary B9sg ssd ~ yssI arc invited 20 attend She funeral
Ute lsnos =, .e O'clock roIl the residence Of Der
dsSvhteY Mrs burgess. NO. SSJ Broadway
caRNEYoP 5 {S s ySs S and E 3fs 6slroSy sed
y,.1s months aud days. ,r.s.a a. attend the
ale isnds and relatives are 81 the residence
Cher parents, NO. ~ Borrow street New i'. oo A..
DORRMUs In Brooklyn, on We6nesdsy' S"e s,i 70
Rev D. poreInus Of Upper Ne"'Rocheo ~ IL ss'" -
is funeral win take TD.y sS hss Ss A J%
q, ~ o'clock p M Relatives and i'eH'' ''
M ,,,c tv.r Abiu only SOU Of Caroline and the
L.s ArIn Essex a. the 18th year Of bis sse a., ,,a
ond. Of s family ar. icy s ov hi. ao resi-
drseo No. il9 Thompson street, Al oe10cN- 49, q
vox-oa your.b day "wednesday, 2sih inss oe0fse D.
Fox e sns S ssS GsnSs q ~ ,ssy Invited 70 ssnd
81. faners from his residence no 1sas' =. Ia
ssventh street on Sixth day Ftdayj I,t PIDhs ,viII
s;eIooS a m without further Invitation Tue fe"aH' ~
be tskont 70 Wssiehe-ier for insernsn'' 900, A.,
NUIHR-In this city. Thursday June 80 1901 'i-'
Lsdloy Hoffman Miller. u y A. assa c ~ Mors,own
~ g. on Saturday JAY 81 M ms e lf's Ns",'Ye,h
yiisd TO attend. 4 train leaves hofris''"H''' "'
A1;ppm -, m . .,,,..
xETcAiyIn Brooklyn on Thursday June " u L Low
yaun1s. daughter Of Is r. and Zerviah X hetesu ss'a "
ts nJ Of the family invited 70 etteno hs, u.o.s
from the residence Of her parrDs I of'ia"u
NoRpIsnH "a Ydd.v july l. William Monison con o.
TIE 80, ,y1ta, Mo~son ST. 18th year OF hs are
n. ,.l.ti,s md frens Of family and also o. ns
I,.vJ Ion end James, respectfully nyifa eae,b
the funerai nora ks late residence 10 SSs ~
slrssk on sandsy sasTnsop. Jsls y ~ ~ 9osscL
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From The Christian Times
SIGHT RESTORED.
EYES AND oCULISrS.

CONCERNING EYES AND oCULISfS.
ofte Ave senses that which oal seei1s Is tbs mos, Inn
port,a, aud most valued ia proportion ;' f.'
". s5e reduced hepese. entirely dr'inle Of 'sh
how slow would be proere.. IN knowedse and how nm
led our sphere Of action and Usefulness Endowed Win H.
A.. become, new CREATION clothed With beauty aud
v,rs. BY that Infinite sry which ncvef fails to attract
tho mind aud heart.
For several months p, this bias beeua practical subject to
r., An naaned condition Of the eyeds, communicating
fto the pupil rendered the dschaTss Of daily dutsi rot
o, painful but dangerous. Atrbuiin5h to tho eject oil
cold We endured /, through the Spring with the hope that
with the rs,urn Of weather 1t would enI.ey dappea
Bu, IA Iii. we were doomed to disappointment Summer re-
d bu, no, our wonted sight. What might have been the
,o,, either Of further neglect OF incompetent treatment
we cannO. soy.
s,a.g our ease to friend lie assured u, !hat similar
ors iu bis own family bad recently been treated VIII onre
.uees., by Dr. Won Ei'enbers Of this city sIsfyinS our
,yr, by more particular inquiries thai the Dosor Ia no en-
~ hut scientific ocust aud sCTist. concluded to seek
-. h,n.s, Of h treatment witch we have reason to
,o.nOuedse as very great Though bat few weeks under
Ls care the appearance OF eyes Las totally Changed ihe
puui Ia now full and elear sd tho d'pre en'oJ heS h'"
Inflammation Tbe Doctor aay, dat Ito optic hAi Oeen
vsskcned, and the ,sins assumed chronic inh."a'oi'
, affecting moro or less te other tissues and threaten
ps. II neglected to end in Anaufo'' ophiha'mi we DC
Beys Il the term which oeuts apply to eyes Affected "e''
our. Having obsedths much desired relief We lake ss''
pleasure In acknowledging our iudebiedoe'' to the en o.
Dr. Won Ei.enbss and Of calling to !. tho attention oil ons'
who may be suffering similar OF even wore oonaO
OF their sys Is ,sd tst Providence provides an 'n''0''
M ham. II 4, certain that the eye TO- In these one'
subject to ssverer trials than formerly Ley US Oe
then that ss We increase tho tendencies whi'h o''"''
organ OF vision the progress Of science keeps pace WV"
! tendencies, n not In sdvunee Of them.
OFFICE. No SIG BROADWAY
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a. v..r. and q Months

T.. N. combined experience Of the gentlemen engaged
LA, New Drug s.orcsn average Of over Year, 70, o-o
ons IN tho best Broadway stores and oseh
nv two persons, and checked before going out
- Recollec. this
49, ,,.scripiions that Invariably require care
wv And also recolloct
UELMBoLD's NEW DRUG STORE NO W.
uext Metropolitan Hotel
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Every uan aud especially every won'r btiVr'i IN has OF
her pLy.in There arc philosophical mind, which hold TO
an s,ss, faith m Aopsthy. Housopaiiy iiydfoPsy
or ,oro other form Of scientific care bli I'D The world q
ase te belief Dol "a the sy.eu, bu' o. lie d9c9f Il
pseinly i, this true regard, sur,s si oculi.,i The
patient who has recovered hi. i or L. hs4rns thu,
tho blessing co1d have been restored 70 him by other
practitioner tiau t particular - l' Liz eyes % ~
were opened Or Won Renbers g among our bes known
sahL He has not lent brother practitioner has
eve and In whose sin therefore w believe above ~ o;hrF'
Bat Leur Of lin from thoe who s.sem him no. merely
a surgeon bat o. bepef,or recent case las been rv
ed 70 ~ r tho ru,hfun-s. Of which soueh though
We can r.ne no nsr, TIE patient lady who lad been
5,f from infancy, as eon.s enee Of seu,s Of the iisu'
10 which Children sbs Laery tho disease had taken
an acute form the Paiica; sahec 70 Intense . n 3.
The deaias,. apiy beeomias eomPre and - general
he n breaking under the physical ssiau'n 'endhn'
,ron c,osn pain Ordinary rsnedie, snd ordinary advice
were uselas, and Dr. Won Eeubers W. eiod h. We need
not rerea III. diagnosis I th4; woall be ony aA Of bard
name. % the general reaie Boz Be d&seiei At shi The
seat Of disease Ere, In portion Vi the orsiai' thea In
another and with manipulation ssiuia' has insight was &C
cura,e be- rrnovcd causes, and she who. from infancy
bed hosrd with Difficulty and atirriy hardly At all vi" re-
stored 6r 20 perfect hearing and then 70 perfect health Dr.
y ,i..,rr, Advertisement reminds of,l, ~hci
,ve thu. briefly relate though 81 his solicitation Let hin
thai hath no. oars, hosr
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cHIIpoLIvHR-On Tue-dsy Jane 20 II Tho rid OF
49, f,tlsr by the Rev CLsres Norton Mr Chsr'es
Id ~ WsshingtolS D. c. 70 Ms Jennie A. Oliver, edes'
dsmShter Of Mr. Wn. H. Oliver Of this city
Erp0UsoS PROUDPOOT-On Friday, July ! ~ the
Rev Joseph r. Thorn psou, John feTsasoa !" ".' ''P'
NJ ProudioOt, al Of this city
ERMAE-RRYNOLDS-In Brooklyn, on Weans1Hoy'
June z9 ct the Residence Of ne DI,ae l'; Rrold
dsaxh,er OF James G. Stoncsl, esq al oil Brooklyn
-yyFsTOS-FOSTER-I Honeste, Pa on thuT'ooJ Juno
~ by The Rev G.. g. DvnDinr Horace Weston ." hio"'
yosEsest dau ghtoI VI !. r. fortei eco.