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EAGLE TOBACCO WORKS.

r OWENTHAL, ROTHSCHlI.D CO., NAN
IL facturers Of plug TObnccOsC'g.rn
wholesale dealers in Leaf, Fine Gut smoking
and Tobacco and "a South Water Street Chico
70, mhxe 4n@ ~
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Prof. II. A. DE MUM.
The World.Renowned
1HfA T
RESTORER,

Whose wonderful success in Chicago is the theme
OF universal comment, still continues TO be con-
suited by HUNDREDS Of both sexes daily, at his
BRANCH OFFICE, No. 1873 DKARB0x STREET, CORNER
MADISON, (up s,sirs,) upon all diseases Of the
HAIR and SCALP. The KEs1oRER, HASH and BAIx
can only be procured in the west at the Branch
Office.
Put up in large bottles. Price of Restorer and
Balm 5000 each; by express, 1925 Wash, IS;
ny ex press. 1925 All letters to have postage
stamp incosed to insure an answer.
Office hours from a. m. to D. IN.
Consultation Free.
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TIE Esssts~ slee ssye sAss Gee. R'sA
90 - ssasess!as - Asssass -
Dsrise Saturday ssssesass tlsss ~ -.
ooevoo q Libby Psiene 6eo0 Petesseesg
81 oehef pleeoe |, 40 Yeotees, iselo0isG
% co00lseiooed o0eees, 9th Brig. Gen.
Hsys Of Gen. WssrDn's corps.
The puo6ee u peieoeeeo Of var near
Andersonvills, 0ssfsia, u $4,000. The
bed policy Of coooregaslog soeh - sr0y Of
priscosrs In one spes Usse b apparent g.
the authoritieo, The Yookoe 0oveenmeot
would nevor commit that blunder.
The powder works located at Charlotte,
N. O., vsre blown up some days ego, kiI Z.
Jog three mon and w0unding several.
The Esaminsv Of the 18th, contains tho
following:
MOBILE, August II.
Msi. Gen. 8. Gardner assumes commsn
Of the Golf District today. The psopl
are pleased With him.
Yesterday evening the enemy landed .
Mouerese 10 I've launches. Our csvslr
fred on them, woundiDg several.
Hopes 40 entertained OF On exchange o
prisoners 81 Daupbin.
CAIao, Aog. %.
Memphis advices of the 23d cay the I th
Illino,s cavalry returned hom sbc'r pursuit.
after Forrest. From the last account on
Monday the rebels crossed Cold Water
% miles from Memphis, refreshing in ia
direction OF Pspola Forrest told our ofti =
Gers under . flag Of truce on Sunday, tina
Gen. Grierson occupied OXFORD, Miss.
STEAMERS bring New Orieaus dates u the
18Th, as follows:
Admiral Fsrrsgut made Reconnaissance
on IN. Attn 10 tie Gb.tiuctions near Mobile
AID found the Nashville sunk across the
channel, making access 20 the city 'Dpossi
bic uaii' che is removed.
TIE euobost H1rgsn came down to csn-
noned. my vessels II IA sal Distance.
Their. sre etll tao lion clad rams and
sc yeiai plated b.tterirf near :hc city. Our
batteries sil opea on For. Morgan la =
faw DAYS,
Fssrscat issued . congratulate order
returning thrnks 10 the fiicers and crews
If tee vessels ii th h.e!, 10. their gallant
conduct during The engagement Oh tue osb,
sna Tor tic inehcif cnfaenee reposca 10
til, 'r leader.
ESQ rcbcl prisoner, taken a. Fcrt Gaines
petlsiunet - Us allowed u .eks the uotn
~ IA game.
Gen. u sit sathorzd Co. DWieh bit,
ou. Uouullss.vueT vi IA.uanso ~ "sive
c aims TN Government 10 effect immed iate
exchange.
Caro- papers says 9 guerrilas and rebe
spi., were shot b, tho u,iiitsry authorities
at Paducsh ye.t"".'-, % day hcsore.
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BosroN, Aug. Is.
Glmsn's full band leave here to morrow
for Chicago, to furnish music for the Demo.
cratic Convention.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
r.. AkakgA.
JULIUS KOCH.

+ 3AKpLNTER AND DUii.UEk SHOf ON
~ CUninI.r.isl Alley, Opposite Post vince' -
sn.,ort iow. nvsI -eAWtf
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HEADQUARTERS ATMY OF the poroMAC,
Aug. 24-Al quiet to-day, kept the usual
cannonading.
Our left has been extended six or seven
miles. and we hold securely the Weldon
Railroad to Rains Station, distance OF sew.
en- mies.
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WAsalsGToN, Aug. 25.-The right Of
Shcridan's line, held by Wilson's cavalry
DIVISION. was this morning advanced, and
met the enemy in a severe engagement
winch con lnued up to the time of the de.
par.,'fe ri the tram from liarT,ers Ferry.
/ ne attack WAS made in consequence OF
! movements on the part of the enemy show.
! ING design of crossing the Potomac by
turning the right wing of Sheridan's posi-
! ton.
Latest adviees state that fighting was
still going on.
All reports attrlbutiug 10 the Government
any movements looking towards negotia-
tons ljr peace are utterly without iounda.
/, ton.
CiNcINSATI, August 26.-The eastward
bound train on the lbdianapoles d Cincin-
natl Railroad was thrown flom the track
near Lawrcnceburg, ycste,d by the
breaking down of one the driving wheels.
The locomotive engineer was instantly
killed. One man fatally injured three 9th,
ers severely
Gov. Morton and Joseph Mcdonald his
political opponent were in the train but es-
capcd uninjurcd
Three men whose names are unknown
" re returning from Green Township YES
tcrday, they were thrown from buggy.
one Was killed and the other very badly
LiiS d.
LOUISVILLE, August 26-One most en-
thusiast'c political NEE ing was held here
last night, that being the first series of adj
dresses before Union League at the East
room OF the Court House Hall. they CON-
menced at an early hour mullltudes were
exclud d for want Of room; The meeting
was addressed by Gen. s. f. Carry of
OHIO, referring to the abridgement OF free
specrh by the Administration; Carry said,
tell me citizens Of Kentucky, could four
years ago have talked to YOU as | do 10.
night: The General discussed the causes
OF the war, denying that the election of Lin
COIN OF agitation of the slavery custom
initiated, but that South L,rlona led off the
rebeil because she was opposed to the
popular Government.
In reviewing the case President Lincoln
ne SAID, the future generation will place
him side by side with Washington. This
was received with deafenlng applause:
IN which the whole audiance appeared to
unite. Gen. Carry spoke two hours, be-
ing warmly applauded throughout. The
audiance after valnly endeayoring to get
other speakers on the stand, reluctantly adj
journed.
We learn that Gov. Morton will deliye
the next address.
HEADQUARTERS AMY OF the poroMAc.
Aug. 24-Au quiet to-day, except the usual
cannonading.
n,~ loc.
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HENRY sEl4A8Y.

nEALFR IN FURNITURE, CARPETS,
~ Mpts, Oil Cloth Mating, Window Shades,
70. last second ST., next door to Perry. Jyzl
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NEW REVERE HOUSE,

Corner North CLARK and Kinsie Streets,
Chicago. kir.
YsiilS HOTEL HIS FiRST-CIisS ACCOM-
z moda'ian> for lwo hundrcd CHESTS il cen
traliy heated wihin three minutes walk Of the
pitnclpai G..,islng houses, noati u Trade. l.c
IS entirely ncw, vita elegant furniture. and all
the departments repleie with modern conyeuieu-
ces
Having leased the above Hotel for term of
years. and trusting that am sufficiently known
to merit consideration solicit your patronage.
believing that the complete and liberal manage.
ment of the New Revere" will be entirely salts
factory TO YOU. GILBERT BUTCHER
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M VI JHE ABOVE MAGNIFICENT SIDE
~ wheel Steamers will leave This MONT axar,.
morning at O'Clock. connecting at Muscatine
WIN the cars for Washington at Burlington
Tor Mt. Pleasant, Oskeoosa, Ottumwa. and chi
G Gag Trans: and at keokuk with Northern Line
ooats for Quincy, Hannibal and st. Lmuis ,el'
::ns close connections at Hannibal with trains 90
,IR "est. and at St Louis with St Ions aud
Meinph,s packets for Memphis and st. Louis a
NIw orleans Packets for New Orleans.
x .er Freight OF Passage apply On board, or at
E. M. rRETTYMAy. A~.r
narnnnorx ~ -
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"
Adit. Gen of Iowa
Papers in the State which have usually insert
ed orccra 81 this Department will insert twice.
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Il. M. ElRETTYMAN. Arr

Davenport, August 5th.
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DAISitlAN AND ST hGLON. OFFICE IN
l. basement OF state Bank Iuiiding. Reside nee
81, bet. Hurtiy and Perry streets. nolgdw
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EBsk. e.. W. ylc<'ANy
Il. ". II. RAl<Ess

DHYlCiAN AND SURGEON OFFICE IN
l. room over Post Office. Residence east side
vi BRADY 20 door from 9Th =, .uly luNtt
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4 TIUkALlo Al LAW. UfliIE IN SAM
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SENATOR sAULsDyRY's SPEECH ON MILITARY ErEh'
FBREsCB IN ELECTIONS.

SENATOR sAULsDuRY's SPEECH ON MILITARY NrER.
FBREkcB IN ELECTIONS.
Mr. Salisbury concluded his speech do-day In the
Senate the subject OF military interference with cleo
tons in Delaware arragnng the President % usurper
and drawing parallel between him and Caesar He indi-
recy charged Secretary OF War with fasehood and
showed that Mr. had blank commissions for
provost marsbas TO Delaware which were flied up by
certain colonel by The republican candidates. but
two days before the The galleries were crowded
during the speech the Senators listened with
attention than generally characterizes the debates that
body. Mr. 6ausb.iy's remarks have produced a much
deeper impression than anticipated, and will proba-
bly, delay final action upon the subject for
Mr.. johnson has the door to reply.
TRANSFER OF sEAMEN FROM THE ARMY TO THE
NAVY.
Sesmen In the army who desire to be transferred to
the navy should make application by letter the Navy
department.
APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE.
The following nominations were confirmed by the
Senate to-day
Major James A. Hardee, Assistant Adjutant General,
to DO Inspector General with rank Of colonel.
Second Lieutenant Henry Jayne, Seventh Illinois cavat
ry First Lieutenant Henry G. Robmet, First United
States infantry, 70 be,aids 70 General McClernard.
Lockwood M. Todd, OF Illinois; Nathaniel A. Richard.
son, OF Illinois, and Nathan B. Ecktord. OF New Hamp
hampshire, 70 be commissaries or subsistence, wnh
rank OF captain.
THE COMMITTEES ON COINAGE.
Representative s.sbbins, Of Now York; has been ap.
pointed member OF the Committee on Coins and
Coinage.
DISMISSED FROM THE ARMY.
The President to day dismissed Colonel Woocrd, Of
Kentucky from tho United States SERVICE for certain
sentiments expressed by him at recent sword presents
tion in that State.
NAVAL APPOINTMENT.
Lieutenant Commander George A. Stevens has been
ordered 10 the command Of the Pcntoosuck built
At Portland, Nc.
DISPATCHES FROM ST. PETERSBURG.
Mr.. VIM E. Phelps or Illinois, Consul at ST. Petersburg
arrived bore tonight with dispatches for tho govern
ment from our Minister to Russia.
ARRIVAL OF REBEL DEsEarERs
Sixty -four rebel desertcrs arrived here yesterday,
took the oath, and were sent to Philadelphia.
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Enthusiastically Easls-Antouis Yurger and son,
Miss Lnsa ,,s Mas Luddnscn Ilerriss and
vallcf,e, nv Asurina A. Sangvclt q Rcsman, socu.
tell and lady Mrs wooisers, Mrs Ravens Mrs Hswes
Suarel, NJ Murine, Lyman aud lady To6n
HsTies Ma LIy ar, srs so..ler 9 gIisssnSsrF
Rsmaihe. = s!ivar Staples q Dunuloh. Miguel, Mrs
Elizabeth Nell s Mlss May Munor. Hune1 Rabc
servant; HI. n rssuseo . = 2 EcosIss Esrrc,.ns and
blower Miss siocAe hsyorga, valdes Nrs II Dors.
ring MS eSs' n;, *ssn h,ss sasIiuo. sssrne
Franz nsrgues Z gsrs = gsrs. 3 ssrs W carlo, q y
child TIleen kinksey. lady and two children; tat
lecn and iady, II Psek. Jas RYDER Leeeh. " D
Nsw 0MsAss-s.esmship Meclepss-- = @ Cart.
wright Mrs Bnleseser nurse and two children, Capt
"a In taa aIeerasA
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News from Fortress Monroe.
FoHKsss Mosaos, March "A, 10

TIE schooner John Gipln, from Nov york arrived 10.
jay. TIE captain reports ul DO srorsr sery hesvy
weather. March "a shipped heavy sea- which washed
cvsbcsrd DsejsmiD fssinhart, Of Rcckaway.
The chesapeake and RoAs,hs Canal wss damaged 70
ssht sassas By the storm. No further damages are ~
pprt@d
Ihe seiseape una U not vss vors.ra
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Double PersrectAe Glasses for the Geld and
assortment At SEMM0NS
Ocuiss Optcian cox Broadway under Laiarse Houss
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Consult Watson's "Cause and Cure" an
Disease Debility &c price 81; sold by MILLER 90.
Post onoe 422 Broadway 0rcal on Dr. WATSON hf mseif
tatn
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CrtstadorO's Hair Dye. Preventative
Wig Depot, wholesale and retail-No Astor HousA
The dye applied By skilful artists
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Loffcry Tickets Cashcd.-Joseph Bates.
Broker. No. II Wall street. room No. l.
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Royal Havana L0ttery.-Thsrty Pew
cent premium paid for Prizes inforrnatiin furnished
Highest rates patio Douboons and all kinds IL Gold and
Silver TAYLOR co. Bankers, 10 Wall street,
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Chaps. Chafes. Pimpics, Eruptionss
saltrheum. flesh &C. cured ey O0URAUDS Italian
| Msdicated Soap, at his now depot, As Broadway.
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Prizes Cashcd tn All Legal Lotterios.-
Information given sent.
j. H. CLAYTON q CO.. 10 Wall street, n 2.
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COrns, BunfOns, Inverted Mats, Ens
all Of Feet cured without
or Inconvenience to the patient by DIR. ZACHAKIE Sur
geon Chiropodist, 76J Broadway
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Gouraud's Poudre suStilc Uproots Hats
from low foreheads any part Ut the body Warranted .
his depot, <5a Broadway.
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Prizes Cashed I'm All Legaitzcd T.otts.
res and information given. GALLAGHER BENJAMIN,
Brokers, $40 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Cloth TAGS for Shipping Cotton. Wool
hogs. &c At the Manufacturers. VICTOR =. AAV0k4
lis Chambers street
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Royal Havana L0tt~ry.-See Omcial
drawings Of March 49, 1864 on another page.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
Tno best and Cheapest Newspaper IN
L the ntrw.

0t shu ChcaPest Newspaper In
tho Country.
me WEEKLY HERALD. ready this Saturday mors.
ms' VIII contain'-ihe Latest News from the Unioa
Army 10 all parts q the country with details Of the
peseo' position ana condition Of the Union forces
counts OF the Movements Of euenap, epera Trs
Latest News from the rebel States An opic poom .Ibs
Devi TO Pay" descriptive OF ast ard present. comb
tion Of the country Poetry two excellent Stories Artistic
Scientific Literary and Agricultural Reading Matter Late
and Important Intelligence from Europe. Faceta, viii
valuable reports Of the Money Commercial Cattle Horse
Dry Goods aud Fami Markets. accounts OF all I'm.
portsnt and interesting events OF the pasl week
Torms-single subscription, 81; three copies, s5 nvs
copies, IS; ton copies, SIS.
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France, Ellis u CO.-Ma 0aurrs.
LisRARy EXTRA GLASS 6il-Mareh %. 1884
81. 8, "a, 20, 10, 30. II, O., So. 49, 81, 20. 81.
CLASS 8i2-March Is. 1884
II, 90, g. II, 81, 60. 81, H. rs, 49, 49, 40, Is, -
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GentIene ms sprIns style OF Dress Hats
ready t0REENS las Nassau street Standard price - -
beat
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q. sannders Metallic Tablet Ra1o9
oldest and most approved slrop nowi use h1
before the public for the last forty For e
wholssaie and retail, NJ the subscribers.
J. s. SAUNDERS, No. Astes HousA
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KAOx, enc Halter, of Broadway ana
uiton street has Jus. su.d hs sprins styles Of Hats as4
Caps For truly fRshscabe ornaEcpts they btyon4
eoparisous The town psiroaires kn1 recognizing hD
genius sad hlent In his lice Of business
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Ferris q soa-Boots, shoes and 1slmee
quality STYLE and cheapness unqualified 81 81 Mana
street and to4 broadway. below Fourth street
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Murray, Eddy d Go -Nanagers.
KENTUCKY BxrRA CLASS 2f1-March 20 1884,
4, Is, 66, AZ, 3S, Is. -, S.. al. 81. |. 50, III.
KEsrUoKY. CLASS 2a,-Maroh rs 1864
%. 70, SO, H. 65, "a. AZ T. IL, 20, a. 81, 81, 70.
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z. 10. Sim mons & Co.-Managers.
SHELBY ExrRA CLASS 145-Maroh 2a 1864
IS, IL, l5, ~. ~. FL. IL. 81. g, So, AZ, d, rs.
CLASS lls-March rs. 1864
80, 81, 43, 60, So, a. 10, 49, Ia. 81, rs, 46, -.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
worst forms OF scrofus obstinate erupuons Of 10
and old ulcers No Division street, New York ovs
since 1854 Eight rooms and private entrances. Noaisd
Of Health gratis
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Defiance Fire and burglar Proof So sss.-
Sdeboard and Parlor Safes for silver plate Ac q q
Murray street, corner Of College place r. y. PATRIOT
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Japonlca or che Societe Rygiew ique fo0
the Hair. grice Soc and 81. lis Chambers street,
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Z MagnoIta Phfiocore ann Huiie Phflo.
come sociss Hygicniqge dc NJ = Price 7sc each.
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DavId's spring style or Qentlemenso
Hats -209k Broadway, near duane street.
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ID. Hcaudin, French Halter, Late 07o
Broadway would inform his rlenda and the public that -
ia with Mr. JOHN N. 0ENIN. No. 63 Broadw.,. Hnr
ct Nicholas Hotel where he will DO 10 fuR
with the most fashionable hat Of the season
order Beaudu would also nforn his fsends and ~
public Mr. Genns they Will lind the arBo9o
assortment Of Cloth Hats Caps and Felt Hats OF evev
descrpsion for gen,smen and ontas TO st their varovs
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DIR. Marshall Cures Asthma and Dyss
pepss without fall Lung iphalist ONCE ~ Broadway. =
fman's Building 0Ioe hours, II To- r r.
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New style Mals.ns Cost.. eIs 60 sso.-.
SDr's o'''''' cLssx 4. w sn:se s.r..c
Patentsi Pafentsf Patenssf
AsssIes .,:S X: : :ss:
70. msnn Co., bad ssss snpsss
~ soctlag Patents aud have acted Attorneys for nsss
81: r.' :s re re: : :: .Ss
va a. ss ! s,.: .'v s
Prof. Aier. c. barry. rricoph srous %
MsSs.d for s: nsrs ;Ss s:ss
%:s.s: ,s.s ,'Sy:s :s.s;
relief r ssis sys.:. .sI.is: sarss ssS4
World r'i ssssa os. i. .:4 street ~
Antilles beauties whiiens and yrssssya bs esmplsSios
v,hou. jSr.s y; .g5os e ,sy,ssg si*
co, Is, South ssven,e sre.t ra.ssasiA s0A /" GOD
RIPLEY rem.,. collsss.-sss Advertise
ment, under head OF "fnsuucsioa."
rev. Dr. Bellows, Or. John >. Darcy
ana au.snsn. ss. .ss " %s s.Sssos ss.sSss
TrssEa rHF F5SaEs SELGs - sIs.as.s
s::.A IL s4 z. s. r;:s
... s ' s.: s sssss' H. o L Near.
the spring styles or Genticmen's Dvesss
sss s T e. ss y s5skg
corner Of Fulton street
Trusses. Biastic stochings, sec.-IarsA
90 Radical Cure Truss once only a No. vessy apgA
Lady attendant .l-.s Els
The Army vaIfss Vow Aeaay-ThS
most durable vass made for hasd ssrvies d 30 Rss
war. s..
vimaigre dc TOslette Of the Socfste Hys
s,euians Dc h. T. ESQ And 81 aA 11S Chambers strssA
whv ne Troubssd with Ccughs, Ceiass
hoarsensss q any pulmcuary complaint yss. ~ se,1
KiTCHRN fYLBR ii CO., lei chameers "sss~ - -
1 Hudson street. aad By drugxisu ssnsreW
wt~s. rovpsss, hair Dye, HAL DZSy
"a usirSv,s Crssm Tor bsauafyfng The Hsr' - Ws -
DACHnLOGA is Bssd ssres
wheeler = w,,:s.'ss - 49, Y s.:ss.ss.
Issk- susch ssvias nssAiss~ ~
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Deafness, Impaired Sight,
NOISES IN THE HEAD
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN The
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRn. Nn#
CArARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE. OBSTRUCTION OF TIN
EUSTAC HAN TUBE
CURED.
CROSS RYR sIRAiGhrENED IN ONE
MINUTE
medical or surgical aid attended TO BY Dr. Won EISKG
BERG Ut his consulting rooms $40 Broadway. near Twsun
street.
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The Army vaIiss now Neaay-ThS
most durable vAss made for hasd SERVES. d 80 Rss
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Trusses, Elastic stochings, sSc.-Marsh
90 Radical Cure Truss once only Al No veesy asfpgA
attendant
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Albany, March Is, 1854.
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II Is an enhancing perfume The living breath Of the
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