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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-07
Mr.. EDITOR:


/ presume you have heard as
much about Hunters raid, as / know
myself, but fortunately there is one
thing about it that has to be felt, to
be appreciated, that is the fatigue and
hunger, ,enduredby his command. The
night before the battle of Lynchburg
there was issued to each man a crack
er and half This was the evening
OF the 18th and we got no more un-
til Monday night June 9th, in the
mean time we lived on beef and
nothing else. I did not dream
should ever live to see men eat grass
like animals, but on the night of the
25th, / saw men in my com any, 90
in to field and cut clover and eat
like a horse. / was talking with an
officer who served on the rear guard
for several days, and he says, the
dead men lie thick between Lewis
burg and Sewell. / do not doubt it.
Itwould not look reasonable that men
could march ten days without provi-
sion, the first -four without one minute
sleep, and some not die.
CORPORAL.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-07
THE UNION STATE TICKET.
(ELEcTIoS DAY, 0croBER H.

(ELEcTIoS DAY, 0crOBER H.
SrpRENs JuD3s-fFull Term,)
LUFHER DAY. Of Portage County.
SuPREME JuDGE-(LOng Vacancv,)
WILEI AM wHITE, of Clarke County.
SrpnExE JuDaE-(Short Vacancy.)
HORACE WILDER, Of AshtabuIa County
SECRETARY OF STATE,
Nv HENRY SMITH. of Hamilton County
ATTORNEY GENERAL,
". P. RICHARDSON. of Monroe County.
CONTROLLER or THE TREASURE.
MOSES r. BAILEY, of Fulton County.
BOARD Of. PUBLIC WoRKs-(Full Term,)
PHILIP HERRING, of Auglaize County.
(For Vacancy,),,
JAMES M0EROE. Of Coshocton County.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-07
FROM NORTH CAROLINA.
SUCCESSFUL UNION RAID.
RAILROADS CUT, STORES DE
STROYED, ETC.

New York, June 2s.-The Herald
says the expedition Of General Pal
mer, from Newben into the centre
of North Carolina, has returned, and
reports favorably of It's progress
They destroyed the Wilmington and
Oeldon railroad, near Goldsboro,
and immense quantities OF rebel
stores. They found the country
almost deserted. and easily captured
the few troops left to guard thh road.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-07

Mrs. Patterson Allen, indicted in
Richmond for treason to the Con-
federacy, Il. c. for being loyal wo-
man, } is under 100000 bail, and is
to be tried on the 10th of July.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-07

E Gen. Robert Toombs, form
erly Senator in Congress from Geor-
gia, and then general in the rebel
army. is now a private in q Georgia
regiment. Roger A. Pryor is a
private in q Virginia regiment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-07

Eel have received during the
past week, certificates of arrears of
pay and bounty due to. Jacob Hart
and Geo. w. Butterfield' Also cer-
tifioates of pension, for Mrs. Eliza j.
Mossbarger. So 90 Il
49, R. STEWART.
o. S. Mil Agt.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-07-07
HA soldier laboring under ter

EFA soldier laboring under tenn
porary insanity, escaped from the
Hospital at this place on Sunday last,
and making his way to the Ohio
river, jumped in and was drowned.
His body was recovered in short
time, but too late to saye.his life.
Z HIS name was -Strickler, be-
longed 10 the Ath, Pa: Cav.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
The Tower Of Babel.

After a ride Of eight miles, we were at
the foot Of Biers-Nimrood. Our horses,
feet we're trampling upon the remains of
bricks, which showed here and there,
through the accumulated dust and rubbish
Of ages. Before our eyes uprose a
mound Of earth, barren and bare This
was Bier Nimrood, the ruins OF the tow
er Of Babel, BY which the frat builders Of
earth had vainly hoped TO scale high
heaven. Here also, il was that Nebu.
chadnezzar built, for bricks bearing his
name have been found in the ruins. At
the top Of the mound great mass Of
brick work pierees the accumnlaied soil.
With your ginger you touch the very
bricks, large, square shaped and massive
that we're thoroughly" burned the very
mortar the slime" now hard az gran
ite-handled more than four thousand
years ago by earth's impous people.
From the summit Of The mound, far way
over the plain we could SEQ elistening,
brilliant as a star, the gilded dome Of a
mosque, that caught and reflected the
bright rays Of the morning sun. The
glittering speek was the tomb ofthe holy
Ally. To pray,before this at some period
OF bis life; TO kiss the sacred dust of the
earth around; there at some time or 9TH
er, to bend his body and count his beads
ia the daily desire Of every devoted
Mohommedan.-Leffer IN Blacklcood
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
oRIGIrAL PIA

ORIGINAL PLAS.
Les. Btaek- Az'E-
I Unknown owner. 2sxa5 on
! Vine strest...-.--..------s-.----- = u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
a13- But what expreasible iov Tor M

gG- But what expressible Joy for me
ss sit at Lsy embroidery in the garden
TO lock up through the apple blossoms
and to see Gods love there, to listen to
the thrush that has built her nest among
them, and feel Gods love, who cares for
the birds,in every note that syells his lit
tie throat; to look beyond TO the bright
blue depths of the sky, and feel that
they are "a canopy Of blessings, the
roof Of the house Of my Father; that il
clouds pass over, il is the Interchangeable
light they veil; that even when the day
itself passes, shall see that tho night
itself only unveils new worlds Of light,
and to know thht IL could unwrap fold
after fold Of Gods universe, / should
only unfold more and more blessings,
and see deeper and deeper into love
which Is at the heart Of all-SchoH5erg
Gotta Fdnstiu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

MA philosophers writes 70 tsilor,
who bad failed TO get ready bis wedding
silt ut was no serious disappoinl-
ment only should have been married
II / had received the goodgp That man
will never DO seriously disappointed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

eU- A bass singer, with bad voice,
was corrected by the conductor Of a
choir, WHO said to him:
"Sir, you are numbering the music
my dear sir" was the reply, "it IL
better to murder it outright than to keep
On beating it as you do
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
ofne, or. or, rsgr.ss.,

CsEALEn PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED
- q this eiee until she 9Th dag Of January next
At y Tor Furnishing, ~ such point peinfs on
the river la ding % this eity may b aesignat-
ed ~ the titf Engineer, twelve Thousand fi2,o0o)
pnFehes Of hard hlar limestone, fSt pavings the
rocks not . sxcee ak inches In thick ness and 20
b. suitabia far paving of net less than n1Ee
more than twelve inches tn depth fruhbie sorkl
al 20 b. delivered aH OF before the lras day 81
April, isg5, The names 10 b given In fhs BIDS
q two approved stsnfttes N the amount o. hfiy
ih5asana dqliffs tsao.Vsel for tbs faithfai per-
be esaonaa % tlt seFeiails Proposals faf far.
uishing pafiae store iof the cify 81 Memphis"
Biz TOR The senifaat rot In conformity With the
ahgre regufemcui viii ret b. entertained
The Mayor aHd Com nittfa on Puhiic LANDING
resasfn She right 90 fslret aHf al u tho pre-
posais FHANCIs rOsTER,
oefiE City Eneineer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

NOTICE Is ksreby gtTsa that 1, william s.
"a Bospris. 0cllecsor q The city q Evaasyigls-
bstxss1 the hears Of 2 and u o'clcck. a. n, ard
aid o'elock, ,. h, OF Thursssy. 6eF-2sth. a
D. 1854, VII sell AZ public aEstion at tie ecer Of
the Coart HoaSss Ia fhe city Of EFzEsvills, In
disnas tbe following loss, pe.ss OF lots, and par
ut Of City Taxes for tie year is54s dus from the
owners thcEeof 70 the city Il EFsnsTllfe, said
taxes being now DUE and ursaid, and fer the costs
q aid sale sus hat sad szis viii - ssnfinrsd
On tie next daY fseTsaf1ers viz. On friday Ne
wsmter 15th, 1854, nc O'Clock p m, at the door
of the Cart Horse, IN Evansville, for the par
pase % selling sch properly e. may have beeR
rsid for.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

Ia A feeble-lookiDg waterman was
recently summoned for doing 'greyious
damage" to the River Thames In
course Of evidence it was proved that he
had twice attempted 10 pull up the
stream.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
SEALED PROPOSALS.
!. orres cr5I Kssiss...

ofFfck err ExeiKkKa.
a Aearhis, Tsnn., Oct. eth, lisa. ! =.
CKALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- a. this ofaoe untii the sth day % November
next, flr aFaaing the LaadfsE between JsGsrson
and Court atfests, from the west face Of the blu
to front street. Tas contractor 10 rnt ell high
paints OF the promanaiie latween senerson and
Markst ctfeets, tielusive 6, the proper erades,
Ana a. All AL leN points vitlin fhs above pre-
SERTED iinith. 81 the grade Unfinished By the City
~ saaaeE.s Also, 70 fh Centre f.andings and I'll
paihts teteeeh the river aud the Wsst line Of the
prufasnstis. - may bs requirpd ty the CITY Eagi-
nears and 81 sufnr1acus sArth 70 Be- Dumped int
the pond ag the fasf fsrd. The bids Tor the prics
per cnh -. B ST. iftilaf "a the RiuH between
ssHefean aHd t1Hft streets. are % Be made with
the undeH Anling sAAi saia price PER yard for the
neasufcniea. 81 tEe last named cut, 10 70 te full
ccmnanrftisu 50 the contractor for the whole per-
fsrmarce Of the works. The names are 10 be
given, ia the fis. q two approved securities. Ia
ths amount 81 one hundred thousand dollara
tsIoosoeul Tor TIE faithful performance Of Tie con.
trses. Al proposals. err 10 be endorsed on the
envelope, . Proposals for grading Landing BE-
tween Jefefaeh and Court sfFsets.f Bids for the
contract bet in ceulTmifs with the above require
nieHts WI boz b. entertained
Tee Mayor and Committee on Pebble Landings
reserve the right 6 feoct any all Of the pFopo-
sails aH
Aseagthan q eurq quarter Of mile.
FRANCIS FOSTER.
eefEi City Engineer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

E%- " Mother said Ike Pastington,
"did you know that the 'iron-horse has
bat one carr "one earl murcifnl grA-
cious, child, what do you meanT "Why,
the engineer, Of course"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
CARD.

The andeTsigned having sold 0Rt his entire stock
OF Ready Eade clnshings aud Gentlemsns' Fur
utshfng Goods, ard retired from the business.
hereby expresses his gfasefal acknowledges
e bis numerous friends and customers Tor their
Rast pesRonage 50 libeFsHy extended 20 hina. and
Sooia FesrsSrfuify recoUmend MessrS. Tzyfor q
~ Nno have succesded him In the business. aad
Nno A. row Prepared 70 furnish 10 their custom
= saeIy arsacls in their lire, Of the very best
se@ssSi sns ~ Sas Hsst AsoEsb1s pisces.
saSso Il. LYoE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

DrA victim of sea-sickness describes
his sensation thus: "Ths frat hour l was
afraid / should die; the second hour !
was more afraid / ahouldn't
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02

G%A gentleman late one evening
met his!seryant "Halloa where are yo0
going at shis time Of night? for no good
I'll warrant" 81 was going for you, sir "
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HRDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. sfaiu and Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

TINS OLD, WILL ESTABLISHED, AND
Il widely known Hotel haa heen closed for sew
eral weeks undergoing repairs. IL has, during
This time, been Fepainted lnade and out, has been
thoroughly lifted up, and Ia great measure fnfu.
ishod with new lieiia and fufpitHfe. The proprie-
tor has made every arrangement 70 render his
house convenient. healthy and agreeable 70 the
public.
Thanking the public for the hne patronage that
for series Of years has been extended 20 the
Washington, he Invites renewal oftheir custom,
aad viii sndenyOr 70 have his table furnished and
the house managed IA way 10 merit their eoutiu.
ued patronage
omnibusss viii carry passengers e. and from
tbs Unpaa ialw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-11-02
poNAIIoE ENLAKeE -.
IL ENLARGKMENT

LOWER ENLAEGEMEsT
Lot Black Ant.
Baker, Nillian. Bndv. hf Of
3e7 IL. OF whArf property
beloH Divixen stFest...... l..-.-..-...4 6s =
Ewing, g. AVG, NV 1 balaacr 10 g
Keller. D. c., lot ofer1snds
bounced ou the vest By
Leea ST.. on the al By sn
alley, and On ~ south
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
Business Notices.

FoR CoUGHs AND THROAT DISORDERS, use
2Rovxs BRONCHIAL TRocHEs having proved Their efficacy
by test Of many years
have changed my mind respecting them nom the
ssrst excepting think yet better of that which began
thinking well o. Rev HENRY ARD bEKcHEH
BGowNLEE's ONE DISEASE (ExternaD REM
Ipr cures Neuralgia Nervous Rheumatism and Nervous lrr
tson OF the Spine IN to three applications curvature
Proubersni and many other Spinal complaints relieved by
cree use TIE remedy Psrac limbs have frequently been
cured application, when not produced by spoPeHy or
mercury Wholesale aud retail BARSTs Co, NoN Park
cow New-York.
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CARrFNTFR-at View. Ofear- on Friday An. 10. Of
chronic diarrhea solomon H. Carpenter Of Harrison West
chester County, y. " aged p years and months.
DODGE-Ou Friday morning oct Z Mrs Ann Dodge widow
Of tho isie Daniel Dodge IN the asth year OF her
Her friends md those " her Richard J. Dodge and
inaw Richard T.. Despard invited 10 attend her funeral
Saturday afternoon 0co, from her late residence
No. 30 Cinoa street. Brooklyn
HUBBS-On Friday. oct 7, sitrA shor; Illness Mary Eliza
beth, wife Of Fdrsr Y H1bb. end 81 e.t Do glitter o. WI
lisn Il. Humbert ssei 26 year. and II days.
The Relatives and friends Of Che i'uy respectfully invited
attend the funeral from residence Of her father Wi
liam g. Humber ESQ, Lafayette Frank
nue.. Erroklyn. SUNDAY. the 9th inst, al y j.,
Kalb avenue pass Franklin avenue
STOHLMANN-On Tuesday. oct. 4 Mary L. C., second
daughter Of {. r. p. StoAlmsnn, DID, aged 70 yesrs
months and p days.
The relatives and friends 81 the family invited attend
the funeral from s.. Matthew'S Church Walker street, on
SATURDAY. oct. b. 90 cioc.. without further notice.
EIie papers please copy.
TAGCARD-At Baltimore on Tuesday. Ociober4, Lieuen
AIT RORHRT - " ilifm H. Tagsard aged ~ years.
Funeral from No ~ Sand. Brooklyn saturday A.
those Of the family invited to attend without further ia
yltation-
THAYER--In Ncw.York CITY, Thursday Aug y. Mira
Susan A. Thayer wife Of William H. IhAyT Of 81 Helena
Wyomuc County \ Y q neuralgia Of the heart AID gen
oral debility in the sd year Of Der age.
Seneca falis. " Y. paper, please copy
THOMAs-sudierly Thursday oct. 6, Archibald Aeran
and 10 months.
Thr friends ard Invited attend the servs
No. III MontsomeTys!eet Jerey City, on SATURDAY Oct
3, at 10 m
wEsTON-On Friday oct : Sarah. wife, Of John H. we'
ton aged 90 year. aud months.
The relatives Bnd friends respectfully invited 70 attend neT
funeral Monday afts at clock irom Ltf late
residence, No. .55 Hudson street
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mARRIE ID.

ARPENTER-MORRELIs-Afte the order Of the Society
OF Friends Jonathan II. Carpenter and Emma MoreD both
OF the town of Seaisdae. wesiches,cr County. N. a.
ERBROOKS-fEETER--At Little Esll.. N. Y, on
Tuesday, Oct T. by the Rev. J. w. Ill., Nathan Easter
brooks j., TO Mary daughter of John feete al OF Little
Falls.
MULDAuR-SAYRE--At Elizshcth, n. j., on Wedresday.
Oct 3 the residence Of the brides uncle H. H. kinber
by the Rev r. hempshall, Lieut. A. W Mudaur, L. ;. ~,
to LibDie ii. SayTe.
McLEAN-BURGER-On Thursday. Oct by The Rev. Mr..
Sing Mr. Charles r. Mclean to Miss Sarah A Burger. all OF
NiliImsburgh.
sIMONSON-FREELAND--O Thursday Oct. 6 AZ Christs
Church, Hudson, y. y. by the Rev. q. + seymour Of
Broollyu Joseph Siuonson il, Of New-fork. to Lila
FreeaId, Of " Emw God" H. dson.
FORTH-II'' Hartford Conn. on Tuesday.
Octi. by the Rev Horace hne u D.. Naihinie iookeT
Anna c. eldest daughter 90 j. DauoIth esq, all Of is
city, No cards.
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fAdverfisernent I

DIR. W. II. GREGG-Dear SIR: i have been
a,ufering for long time witt what physicians call
Diseases Of the PROSTATE GLAND and RETENTION OF
URINE and unable 90 obtain any relief until used
CONSTITUTION WINTER, which began 10 produce its cur
sye effect after taking or two doses, and no man
can he grateful than az the results having suf
fsred all that could suffer and live; and rather
fhan be deprived Of the medicine. would be willing 10
pay FIFTY DOLLARS a bottle for II.
Ii has not only cured me- but several other officers In
ny district have been curedby it. and l woud recon-.
rcnd everybody suffering from any disease of the Kid.
neys TO use Constitution Water.
RICHARD LUSH
Sergeant IXth Ward Police.
'Eyw.YoIK Dec. 30 1861.
Sold wholesale by MORGAN & ALLEN No. 10 Chh-st
snd al Druggists.
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II. X. n.

TRUE ECONOMY. You Ar seized with Sore Throat
and have al the symptoms Of Dphihefia fon send io'
doctor WHO charge, you from ,hss to i've dollars pr v"t
II, medicine be prescribe viii cost you from one T. three
dousra II win cot you least ten dolags before ,'a arc
pronounced conva'eoeni whereas ono argent eos Of
RAILWAYS READY RFLfEF will no, oniy core you Of
yoar Sore Thfo., In sin hours. b., will be useful 70 for
many other complaint, II yoa deiire to be economical pnf
chase IlAiway's Ready Rsliet
!. can be used lor al pains, aches '~eng' nianmah'n
either e1teriAl OF nsfn, One hnycea bottle val. Do more
good than tie expenditure Of dollar. n other medicinal
purpoe. sold by all DIus,is and al No ~ Maiden i'n''
RADwAY ( Co. Eew.York also, at Lewis Drugstore
-. Va
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Advertisement.
MANdM0Tu On. COMpANY- IVA 81

MAMMOTH OIL COMPANY.--We should judge
y the large number o. these corporations now being or
raned that the petroleum oil business was very pros
erous The discovery OF this oil has been worth already
sniions of dollars 70 the Government The shipments
abroad ut present perfectly enormous, and are
s,oadily and rapidly Increasing. new company
known as the President Petroleum Company" is now
being organized with prospective capital Of five mil
lions ofdollars. We have list Of the stockholders
aud II embraces Of the strongest names in the city
of New.York including seven bank presidents. and
other leading connected with some OF the largest
institutions in the country We have no interest IN any
oil company. bat do not hesitate to say That had We
money to invest we should tako some Of this stock Ii
promises to pay large dividends and can hardly help
aong so even with only moderate Those OF our
leaders who have money 10 invest in corporations OF
chis character will fnd this new company worthy OF
sAeir attention. See advertisement in our columns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
Vondcriul Resulfs from the Use OF

CHENALIE. D LIr q TON III HHIH'
aoproved and used by prominent Piy'ein' and chem"'
de. and gentlemen OF the hest standing bear witness oil
n, virtue. II rtori gray or Jdded ha~ 10 "' original
color, stop. ii. falling prevents dandfu Irritation or ch
ing and keep, the head cean cool and healthy WI" ho' '
the skin or soil the whe't fabric keeps the mar sou ana
- di,y 4, reqnred Sod the drug and a, my
o. No l2a Broadway where advice as TO treatment oil
the hair will be gatuousy given Price 81 per bottle ~
Der hslfdoren in fancy Can be sent by erPte.'
SARAH a. CHEvALIER, NJ. ID.
scal Ring. for Gentlemcn-fiSSIE3, INV g ~ TSM
~ WV 80 osE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
.cbf,r ~. h. @. {. hLLtN
as Broadway, one door below CanAs&
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From The Chrstiin Times
SIGHT RESTORED.
CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS.

CONCEkNlNG Ii I'd AMI OtDLlolS.
Oflh. A.. senses. that which call seeing Is the inn
Portant and mos, valued IN proportion this fails
We orc reduced hePessnes, nenlEely destitute Of sight
how slow woud be progress, inowledso and how lin
Ted our sphere Of ac,ion and usefulness Endowed With H.
the unyere become. new creation clothed with beauty aud
diversified by that infinite variety which fail, attract
tho mind and heart
For month. past this hi, been practical subject to
M. An inGalned condition Of the eyehds, communicating
-o the pupil rendered the discharge OF daily duties not
only painful but dangerous Arbuns to the effect OF
cold. We endured through the Spring with the hope that
with the return Of warm weather wouli entirely disappear
Blu, in til. we doomed disappointment Summer
tuned but not wonied sight What might hsye been ths
result either offuher cc OF ineompeteu. ,restmen,
we cannot soy.
Stating our case to friend. he assured US that similar
one In bis family had recently been treated with entire
success. by Dr. Won Eisenbers Of this city. Satisfying
selves by particular inquiries tina, the Doctor no
riric but scientific ocu and surs concluded to seek
the benefit Of bis treatment which have to
his care. the appearance Of eyes has totally changed The
pupil in and clear and the lids entirely free om
Inflammation The Doctor says that the optic nerve has been
weakened and the r,ins assumed chronic nfammatory
state affecting les. al the other tissues and threaten
ng II neglected to end in Amauross ophhsmil we be-
eye the term which ocusts apply eyes Affected were
Having obtained the much desired relief we take great
Measure In acknowledging our indebtedness to the talent Of
Dr. Esenbe and Of calling 1, tho attention Of others
who may be suffering from similar condition
Of their eyes, It said that Providence provides an antidote
for every bane 1t "a certain that the eye h In these times
subject trials than formerly Let US be thankful
then tho Tendencies which destroy the
organ vision the progress Of science keeps pace with these
tendencies, II not In advance Of them.
OFFICE, Ne SIG BROADWAY.
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REMovED-Bangs, Merwin & Co., the we'll
1nown booksellers and auctioneers have since the fire
On the Irving Building removed their salesrooms to
Me-. e94 and coo Broadway corner of Fourth street.
~rhs is an excellent location and have no doubt that
at the first public SALE which beFins Monday evening
,ex large gathering Of the friends and patrons of the
,srn will make the acquaintance Of the new rooms
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The Peruvian Syrup.

IL PROTECTED Solution Of The PROTOHlDE ORION
NEW DISCOVERY ~ MEDICINE,
thu, sTRlKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE by supplying
the blood i'h ~.
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT, IRON.
Extract rom The Boston Recorder Of Aug ". 1874
per ona trial Of the Peruvian syInP oi many years mas
,r,rrie,or. We eau most uuhesiailnyiy re-
commend II TO III the weak the worn, and tie weary
Thournd h1r, been ohGrged by e nse M 'eneiy JFo"
,,L ict ~ firg eyeafuys. g. sfr0rg heating old marry
N.Y., ,,d ,,,,,,1 PAMPHLETS Tree. j. +. D1SSMORE,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-08
CHOLERA MORBUS.

IA ba. been ascer,Ained that GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
sure and speedy or Cholera Mcrbu Dysentey. Disf-
rhes and Kindred complaints. prevaen.-one tee
sooou,u oen curing In very few minutes the severe
psn. or cramps neu,razes the bad effect oen producd
by change Of weather drinking ice water estin. uph2s
u or vegetables 1t will all such cases. ~ Of every ia
II taken .
gentleman Just called and informed us that the life q
a LADY, had been saved by two doses.