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The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

FAILING INTO LINE-From every JOiut
the glad tidings reach Us that the Bebplb
are falling into line and bucklihg Of 4t5Slr
artDOr to do battle for "LittIS NSG. b.
Democrats who hsse been led aSttSY ~
the hypocritical cry Of - Uni6nE ~ ~
deception practiOed BY the A8e.ls -
and 'aFe returning 6y iScoss 4 q
party that 60 long aud 20 llR l.
ministevea this sstik4edS 4 ANa -.
Pu6liOans seeing IT. inSpSSit ! @ 81
Of the policy Of LiacOln Z ~
superiority Of the neIpU - q
sace-4ase desofd6s tBS
6sGndan8 md elfollifI I w
ths SupportsFS At - -.
~.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

CoEVNDRrxs.-.Why is love like duck's
foOtS Because it often lies hidden in the
breast.
Who is the most industrious Of all
plowmea9 Time. for he turns the most
furnOws.
When is sailor not . sailor! When
he is aboard.
What must you add to nine 70 pake il
six s. for TX with s is six.
When is an OK not an oxl When he
has been turned into = meadoy.
When is . fowls neck Ike 9 belli-
wbeo il is (w)ruHg for dinner.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

ty of war. And We are admonished by
holy writ that the race Is not to the swim,
nor the battle to the strong. But II they
xsEo = go: :. 49, 49, ''-'NA 'A--.-~ -
querf A foreign IOe-one who had IN.
suited our Gag, invaded our shores. and
laid our country wastel No, sir; no sir
II would be conquest without laurels
without glory-a selE, . suicidal conquest
"a conquest Of brothers over brothers,
achieved BY one over another portion Ol
the descendants Of common ancestors,
who, nobIy pledging their lives, their for
tunes, and their sacred honor, had fought
and bled, side BY side, in many hard
battle on land aBd on ocean, severed ouT
country from the British crown, and es.
tablished our national independence.
"The inhabitants Of the slave States are
sometimes accused by their northern
brethren with displaying too much rash
ness and sensibility to the operations and
proceedings OF abolitionIsts. But before
they can be rightly judged, there should
be . reversal Of conditions. Let me sup.
pose that the people Of slave states were
to form societies, subsidize presses, make
large pecuniary contributions, send for
the numerous missionaries Throughout all
their own borders and enter into machin.
ations to burn the beautiful capitols, de.
stroy the productive manufactures, and
sink In the ocean the gallant ships Of the
Northern States. Would these incendiary
proceedings be regarded as neighborly
and friendly, and consistent with the fra.
ternal sentiments which should ever be
cherished by one portion Of the Union to-
ward another? Would they excite no
emotionP Occasion no manifestation oI
dissatisfaction, nor lead to any acts Of re
taliatory violencei But the supposed case
falls far short of the actual one in most
essential circumstance. In no contingent
cy could these capitOls, manufactures, and
ships rise in rebellion and massacre the
inhabitants Of the Northern States"
Mark the prophetic languagel Who
that looks about him and considers the
course Of our history since theses words
Of eloquent warning were spoken, can
doubt that "thc desolated fields, con6ag.
rated cities, murdered inhabitants, and the
overthrow Of the fairest fabric Of human
government that ever rose to animate the
hopes Of civilized man," are the work oil
the abolition zealotsf Look upon your
hands. you fanatic - they are red with
the blood Of your countrymen
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

In q hot summer, when tbers 10 most
thirst, there are fewest brooks So Of
many peoples charity-it 10 withheld
when most neahed.,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

Wr, to b we'll defined, must be de-
fined by Wit itself; then it will b worth
listening to.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

LAurrs Tho1l1 49, ri -
mouthG Their AEs shSsl4 q !.
out thor0A
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15
THE MOUNTAIN REMOORAT'
,rnnr.arnn nxrnH aATunpAx MoRNno. BY


.JN.Skv xGEE. ~. 1fk--,.- =.
~. snvens 'AH'AA''
FIRna-uAnaAnLV u AssA.osOae Yeas g; six neatAs,
q SpszN siASas 0sVIss. Ifh ssass.
81; g iiasi: s.:is:.. &c: S.s::
sS1S sssAS eao ibssAl alsosast vfn asas q tAs
,eS9sN@Ns ysaEiy asA SHAEAsriJ sAVs',Asnzss vAisA
- - sSAT cnI1r HED H1pID sTSssuSS =
it9Hlk pAIFHINo, aOeh - peeks, Panphls.S, BFss,
I6AbaR ClFeuiars Ball fIehsts. ProSrAnmsS, cF.
G0AA LAAs,& Ose.. In plata or faAey essrsd nhs.
SGag1cna BLANKsAmdavits UsAsrsakiags AAA Wsses Of
Al1PeA unAer The aeu lav ier sae q As Oese; sse,
if9SS Ssss PEiAtaa complete Isgn Of MNERs DEED.
-, ts1at1lsny SzsestsA HARRIAoE CERTIFICATE.
L. VTsHKR Ne lily Washington street. opposise Magsrs.
Opssa Rsase, y The s1thogsea AGENT isT The MOUNTAIN
DkNOJRIF b ths city q san FraseSes. An ordsES for
sAs PaPss o. Advertising ls With AiA VII b pFo1Duy At
3 IN0wLfoN CO. eorssr q Esn.go@s.y sd , Cal.
Sia D@sp~G. b San FrassisoO.
" T. HROWH the autAeFirad ARsAt fthS DIk0CRAf u
oSrgySl OFay ~ he Dapsr. sAvsruslAs' - re- ~
WOrkJ ~ U1A In, WI - pFSopay Asesaded0
cHAs p JACKSON I Shs aaiAsri.sA Agent 4 :As Noun
TAM DHHOfHAr e g DeraAs ordsrs isn Win am VII
= J. HIDLENAH L .sr ss,As'ts.A ssse. ., 1ssrss:ss:-
mealats asaeatiSo.
pas |. ss'es '' III On'OsAA' At VE'in'. City
COL W. Knox n eur aatAsEIssd assa, orissiy Plat
Al ssksss GivuA Ain ~ ths Dsoo1a wn - psanDuy a.
RS@gfo
OAee, On C6lOm0 street.
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Ma. WEIR, one Of the Lincoln nomiI
nees for electOr, in Kentucky, says, in .
note to the Louisville Journal: "It Is too
bad for fellow to be haTfaSoed for three
years with war, g0errillas, and-sO.forEb.
and then, 10 his old age, 70 b pnblished
as Republican slectOF." he, Of course,
declines ''the honor" he IL unvillinK q
helV destroy our free, govsrnment alfsg
enjoying IL blessings, 20 long. =
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

~ nYAH ,. MrLLAxT
RYAN q MULLANY,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELORS AT LAW.
oYHICE-ROOm No. IS. Metropolitan Block, N. W..
Corner Washington and Montgomery Streets,
Ss.ll SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Ism
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

when 10 sSOd tune most rsaisbed -
When it is opportupe.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

ty of war. And We are admonished BY
holy writ that the race is not to the sxiEi,
nor the battle to the strong. But II they
The mountain Democrat., 1864-10-15

-.yH!Skw xSEE. ~ 1rk-.,-- y.
W a. SAhgAAts
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SsogK sior-r PiukDsRED-IEcEvisa SrcfsS GocDs. -
rcw nights since the smoke house Il Levi Stein lSl
Rdge street. forced open and robbed Of beef tongues
and hams, together with variety OF other meats valued
at about 500. Yesterday aftcrDoon portion OF the
stolen property found concealed tu the collar OF
Philip Hess, g97 East Houston street In the cellar
also found 81 500 worth OF teal tobacco. for
which. yet. 40 owner has beca found. ii2ow se
ladies' CATERS, worth $50, stolen from the store
OF Messfs. abens Rice, 2I az enue h, the same bay
ing been tcroby entered aud robbed on the night OF the
18th nit Hess was ested By officer Andre. OF the
Essex fsoi court, and taken before Justice Mansfield,
where Mr. stein appeared and preorred charge Of bnr
p!ary against hn. Messrs. Ooidbeck Rice iikew .se
entered comiairt against Hess Tor receiving stolen
goods, knowing ihen TO been stolen Justice Maus-
fed committed the accused for examination.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.
The Red River portant
from New Orleans, Texas ana Mexico
News from Europc-Pectry, Literature,
Agrscuitmrc. science, MARKET Reports.

The wtEsw HERAfD, for The present weck--reaty the
Saturday. morning will contain -
Full details, BY our special correspondents q The
Military and Naval operations OF the BED River fypcd
tion, accompanied by Map showing the location 81
Shreveport and the various points the Red river cap
tred BY our forccs important News from New Orlssns
Texas and Mexico The Latest Dispatches from The Arm
Of The Potomac; Interesting News from the southwest
Affairs IN Florida Tie Sanitary Fair late aud important
News from Europe Poetry The Interesting story Tie
two Letters" Faceti&; Literary, soieotao Artistic
and Agricultural reading. Win valuable reports q The
Money, Commercial Dry Goods, Cattle, Horse aud Family
Markets. and accounts OF all important and Interesting
events Of the week. Terms-Sinele subscriptoo, 81;
tbreo copies. So Eve npcs ~; too cop-s, sc sogc
ccpcs Owe centa.
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Arrivals nnd Departures.


.sr three chili,sa ana servaa EN- fss;aac HI .s,Sl!
WA NAVAL ss ..saass a fG sa.e Mr. %I,%
Sss's $sds ~ G Esss and ETs ess
Ischaams, NJ c1.ane. . \ Mcintosh. mr. i,wa James
so Me:S,s ss trsr"s. barton rhcans"o W.oo
rs ' s ras mad sa% n m os M NJ and
M NJ fS s ss aps; Kew sn
Saas Dasp G'S H. ha@' MONTE wss s'a ana sas
dassstsr Mr. Sassrs M anderson Gexasd " Roe.
Mr Ms.Ehaa. aud NT. Edward. Mrs gIsssnd. Mr. n.r
Preston Ms H g. rss Rec s S'S rasSS o n" rs
Mrs Bingiau--aas' % deck passengers io.aA iGo
a lady I'D cSIiass' NJ. csh Iiss, 60 r;tI
ssSSs"s Id. dFs asa os aSs ss 3.
sayey Gar Pave Gap, aars Sap sean sansa
Y \: Car, iiai carain Fraskn capt rerS, Car. W
cs ss e ses Seis sa Sr Ssoss
TAM Hkatlsosah' iea ar.lsa Lieut. Mesa. Lieut. How ',
s LEN. SSs ma 54
Lieu, so,ey. liea cortlua. Lien, Gcnngrs Lieut. Grid,
s ss s ss .s s sa, s% Lieut. Lieut. ss
Isa wiIaos Lieut. M s. Owen DAVIS ,. Tsg: Mr
NJ chcsney. d Il ioiuson--and 70 ia lie stnerase.
NV secrse wsssn %.o a g.
Ss spssa is s "A. aIssSs Ss
SIs. s"sS$sss $sss% s;. sSas s.s ssd
Marrsy, .Ir and chid Mrs wilcox and two children.
ssis Mrs ianAfs and saa: MRS Hermea MasieT Her
aaion. Miss Alexander. Bahcnok. J w Langley Ii II
0easriily De anado r iiaanetogd. A c Dewey
like vcn"s Among snc planets, Out
shining them ali.--PaALON 4 SONS "arest Blooming
Cercns' ~ for The baadko chief
Arericn other. France and Fngisn adept u
the facilities tor suppy Hence is sni
Perfr mere New York glass the bol Ties
AZ iaus authenticated Is fraudulent Soft by ~ drug
gists.
Teeth Like Pearls a nd Breafh Of sweet
neese Obtained BY the OF that popua dearice. Fla
inefeaents he three most mportsa REQUISITES ccanli
ecasy being present in the highes
pssshls dsFo 2, nerle.to. y reI0o,Ss az a's are
whiene he teeth, gives tone ~ the breath and q e
cciicab attic fragrance 70 The mouth ~aoh makes
sod ~ dsessisis eve ywhere at Is res hottie
Murray. Eddy ~ 60. Manager.
a "a III 10 H. 81 L. 20 I5. ~, y, -.
\ KsstycxY. Glass 27s--Apsii rs. 1851.
~ IT, ~ 20 -, -. 81. ~ ~ ~ !, %
y. r. ssrimons ~ Co.-.7anagr'.sss;,
SgsrsY BxrRA CLAs, iSl -Aprn ~ 'Se g, a..
~ 60, -, / y %, g: ~, AL a.; -
g.. :; !. "a. ~, sl, Is. ID "a 49, 49, - =
~. Managers. -
France Ellis ~ Coz I'll IL. 1885,
=. Linasay. Ezra GAS s5-Al. 's. H.
%, T. ~ - 90, 50 -. ~, lC H..
81. IS Sc, 80. -, II. 81, ~. *. %. .. 60. Is.
Lottery Ticket. CasLed.
JOSEPH BATES gr,xcr.
IL Wall street, loom No l.
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81 r.. ,...x,u,. = OXFORD ina. asrci, ], 1884.
Encosed is an extract from the achn'ond WING,
os rps o e Inc d @ %
@ d. sF e. hang, sls 70. Edis
scn e,d1; ( wsen We ;hnS nsys set aood
I s % +. as sy y. s o sss sys s
Icar ssy s People cay 20. aossF but iSS
soa acnd ,a out here a@ser scs"re ls Would
g" he A go, aSS ss % 1s ss" Il. n
gg"sn eo orr ard s ch S AZ are sa TO
drink all bu, don't he casass. Trspes they viii
Ss s,r NV ~! NJ Essr ave s sss ,0"eo else
wlSTsrasE in
Ts n sp sGe s. a s sssGs aa ' sca e
Vas 49, educated ,dd 10 ana does not Understand
he si,iss ca.ci such -oadsi!s ' and .neacn
ssis. 81 flushed 70 .ah I9ff sss'
ssrd dysp.p sSss D.
ner,os' sase'iVrs los o. .rpe'il- wsskness D.i.on
lug ps se o'es Sy sysi f ssa
'a 3 . :ss :: ssss tf'ss.s.
otssss ss,s ss bus e" csi:sy ss'''Ss s
~ ..sss ps I l I'm sH ss': o re-
0 Paaa anon sspS s. e ss ,,
"a nd s e IL system. end .a ss II e <. hG
rhcy arr sold ~ AL Respectable, dealer. -
2oa Broadway New NoIs.
Az We who suMer Headache. Tooth
ache, ueurasis aud catatrh W tina; woLCOTTsin
Nsn Pam Annhia'of speedily snd permanently cusss yo.
SOFA eyefyw
Beauetfui Comptrytow .--Laird's
Of Youth SURPRISES everything preserving aua
and druggists everywhere
Address TO Smokers.-Poilax & son.
Msershsum manufaea!ers 70: Brocae street near the
order repaired boiled and mouniei
BAD Brea th.--lloSv Many Lovers a.
s sSss uss BALM ~
ss . sss &. ssss.' the
A settled Poiut.--Tne whole World IL
awaiting The Este o. the spripg campaign Va Virginia
general Grant Nesnwbe the poln, l. &c ted, once sad
9r.,ss o sS9 s a4f @ sI Of s as
Aas meter becu equsisd In tre elegance ana airy
grace.
Briiiin nat ara pewerfws Day ina ysrhe
Double Perspective 0ssses fr the ae.d sea opera and
tourists use-cc,pFrei portable ard crcieuC spend
oscass op'claa soes broadway. rnl.r iafsrs. ncus-
Brazilian Pebble spccsaries aud eve
rrescrer strengthen nsr rove the eight of old and
young day and night wthout or fatigue Highly
Recommended by the soedlrni faculty. SERMONS
oceAes ofsN.A", o,s,s "'a"smsy opposite Bond street
Gsi.,adoro's tlatr lBys, pseser.at,ve
ami wg Depot ec.,ssie and rrtsil-Nc Assoc sisuss.
Clasps. Chafes, Ptmpies. E~~rsscns.
mssicssa SOAP :, his ne. asps, AS s.ssd wsy '''
Cerns, Ransops, sassvtea nass.. En-
or lna.ogcn cA8a Vie pasi,a, Nv Ia .fg8AItff "a.
gran oits< ~ ':inatn4s.
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P.O s T s G PIT
SATURDAY. APRIL Is-4H A. M
Retreat OF tho Rebels ercasa East Ken
lucky. SO.

lucky, SO.
IousyiLLs. Aoeh 10, 1854.
headquarters are advised Of despatch from Colonel
Gallup received A. Lexington that the rebels full
retreat from Fast Kentucky
The forco That made the attack on Pa,assvi,ie ,
bered about one thousand.
In the direction OF Pound Cap TO intercept them No
fears are entertained OF tho result OF this ncusaioo
small band Of Buraetps mea il reported to hyes
gone from Hsransvs to Hartford and .hsre robbed tho
tue Peoples Bank and several stores
Rumors also prevail that abou, twenty avs sasriliss
arc within i've miles Of shebyviiie.
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.o.s. pSeu. Chemist and Apotheoary.
corner or Eighth and Twenty atghtL .s,e.t pr.
ana genuine Mealcinss dispensed with CAFE
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On oiets ana Parshmsns rags dor sssp.
Giss Sssos wee Far. 40. 81 vIor0R r. AAUGKRs
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Cartes dc vfstte-s for n. Arts.ssx Eso-
'uons warrsa.ed 70 give satisfscsios
PkRCivAL. if2 Chatham asr.es
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Double PsfspccJve 0lssses fr the ae.d sea- opera and
tourists use-cctpsei portable ard crcicuC splendid
assortment At SEMNoSg'
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Her aajessy" ChnnpaE ne.-Tlse Roy
a. Wine Fnnuad ibis squskls vtne for
sale nj 81 cave w. Il WARl NO Broaa s.xe,. New
Va
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Deafness and Diseases OF che Eye
treated usual By Dr. CADWgLL ~ Casu place, EtbiL
street Nours from 9 loA
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uye,nia or I.up4 ur. Radic.uy ca

Hi,i's Hair Dye, ~ Ccnts.--aUiark Or
brown. MAJ ra resbe, DspS 40 Bafossg S'feas Sold
ny all d;uygss.
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~ iNIbELION,
t,nOMfLY ND
M ssIt L. - .tffy n A. ~

Al We who suHer Heada che. Tooth :
ache neurasis aud cstasrh know " tina, woLCO1rs
sian Pain Anahila'or speedily snd permanent,
SOFA every where,
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EOara ua's Pondse Subtitle UprOOts fnsr
from lends par OF hos Werr.1ud X
hs new depot, ass Broadway.
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ems carriages and Spring Rock-
v TiBBALs. sis Broadway airecsly opes.
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ssHrr rfn5cssy" acknowledgements s;ases
al So per CASE. w. II. WtRp, No. B.oad street.
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Grover ~ Bakers uishes! Premfuns
Eas.lc Stitch SEWN. Machinss 4a5 Roadway New uosh
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Gr~msesf Bssssing of the Age.--Cres-
WELLS caretcf .nempnrancr EncnHe sfamptDe s.rcu-
iaf e. D Cresweil box 1905 Boston i'ost office
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Awaiting he iss,e Of The sprug campaign IA Virginia ana
gsnsr. Grant Mssnssl'e the pon, I, &c ted snd
brought by KNOX. No 1f1 Bo3dvay corner ~ frt.cn
street, aM meter bccu cqussd Ia re slegancc ana ANY
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cArARRH OF THE TYMPANIC M1cs
MEMBRANE. DISTRACTIONS or rSA
EuSTACHrAN TUBE
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Hernia leupAu re Kadics2y Cureds
oa ,hea and mona overturned ~ simply inycntina
y nov trrcilaiic appliance this disease
wHrfass rAFFhT LiyEKTRUss
fla. rnupsra.t6n pf,acp.eA entirely dinefeol
from any iersse,ofe used ~ trs tight clean AMI
No 4iessnre IN ,he back cord Pressure iaye,d
and upward perfecliv comfortable. A h.
Ease aad con,sor, obtained. Female Supporters
principle Shoulder BrsGcs faciip
GREGORY Co, Goe Br,sawsg
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GrissAd"ro's tistr bye. Preventative
AMI wig Depot ebolcssic and retail No Asor tfsuss
Ihc ave ,ppied ~ aktsfn, artists TT n
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Beauttfui Compi eytow - n rd's
Brom OF Y,u! SURPRISES everything tor prsscrvng
and druggists everywhere.
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Grand Display of straw Goods f0r
M.sses, nsuts Al The end desirable spring
So lcs now ready sANrAS -, CaaA, stress on
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y Bnrnum's Seif Sewer FOR ATT sewing
mseauc Free % with directions Donated 10 and Cor
sNen' tue FAR. Foarteeth street ia the niachas
room. and A. The inventors headquarters WILCOX 4
dtBSS' Sewlns Machine oAee COS Broadway, New York
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Preserves 10 stenenen ami nrroye the sight Of Old
young b. day and night Without pain fatigue. Hight,
iacotn rrndcd by the so9dirni faculty. SERMONS,
Occses Dpictan, hyss BrasiNsy OPPOSITE bond street
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Msrsns RsaiGat Cure Truss.Th!5 lross received 81
approval OF the surgeons OF this country ~
OF Europe. II simple and easily aaJnssoc and ,he ~
Sure rlsduated by tho patent IL will support
ost com ,jcatcd ca of ptpre without
the wrayer. We also hand Harsht AbdouAin
S,,aporasYs SIX Elastic stockings Knee Cape, Sbead
braces, Ssspensory Bandascs NC. NAissA BHOTkER
OF frasdw1y and Ann sir eet ladies Bsrnum' ~
uni. fppca from Z A. NJ. III" = NJ.
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New STYLES Fa"-sy Pants and vests: e.; !:
Sa " tIARKE Ill William Areei.
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| CURED
| CROSS ere SrKAIGnPENED In ONE
| MINUTE.
Aud every disease OF the Eye aud Ear requiring etnes
medical or surgical aud attended 70 by DR. vOA RISEN
BER ~ his consulting 8t5 Broadway Twefk
L atrp
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DIR. WALKER Magic saive u~afs
Scaids Blsleys Foster Sores Feyer Sores Uccss.
Abacesacs 80 Feona, Plies Cbbairs, Sore Nipples, old
Sores Bruises janus, Cuts Sore Feet Ghapped Hands ana
nil kinds al flesh wounds sores whcthartey no new
fresh and healthy orod feserei and nclcau In sir
a aui,kes, Of salve Leate W. known
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DIR. Hunters Ohkoe IL at No. 3 DfvistOa
street New York city lie has other occ. Es.abIisheS
1884, Eight and . private entrance. He
chronic errous and spots on the skn ulcers Of all kind
the poisonous impurity OF the blood stuia all dis
pertaining the urinary rheumatism. ac
York Human Fraty, Nervous Debility, Early Indiscrc
tion Consultation gratis Hours Ia from A. until
q A. Al
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Address TO SmOkers.-PoIlak e SON.
Messhsum manufacturers. a5s Brucne street near
Bowery, sell yoodsst Wholesale and eeg, Pipes "a 10
order repaired boiled and mouniej.
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IL diseases of Il e Stomach, Blood, Lungst
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Healthy stock viii be brought into the very
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The Lehigb Worm CONNECTIONS
efectually overcome all the obstacles which
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TIE Union Roach. Rat, Nice and Ant
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