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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-14
THE BROADWAY AMPIruEATER.
Chess Match by Telegraph.

4 chess match of unusual interest Is now IN
course Of play through the medium oil the feopes lee
graph between the picked men, respectively OF tne
Philadelphia Club and that known as the Paulsen Chess
club in mi. city, The Philadephians arc represented
bv Messrs Whitcmau Eoicheler and Thomas; and The
paulscn Club by Messrs. BrenziDger Johnston ana
RAINIER The regulations governing the conduct OF the
game. embracing a stipulation that fifteen minutes
should be Tie extreme limit OF time allowed for the con
sideraon Of move having been readily agreed upon
p'av commenced on The evening Of Monday last.
At o'clock. =. NJ. the Ncw.Nork Committee
occupvihe q room ct abe Office of the Iele-
graph Company. No. ~ Wall street and the
PHILADELPHIA players meeting FOR consultation at the
other terminus Of tbe lue. In order 70 insure the
carving out 10 tue letter of ~ the terms of the match
umpres we're. usual in such cases. appointed to
represent the interests of their principals In this CA
paoify Mr.. NJ j. Hazeltine Of New-YorS was selected
by the PLladelphians, and Mr.. ). ". Walker by the
New York PLAYERS. During the first days play but IA
moves tianspired. an early adjournment having been
agreed upon when further Play vas postponed until :
O'Clock on the following day. when nine moves only
were recorded from the fact that the varied positions
occuIrrg in tie progress Of the game became 80 in
trcate that the PLAYERS on both sides found neces
sary g. consume almost the entire time allowed thcm
for tie consideration OF each Play therefore.
after New-YOrks 23d move was again adjourned. and
resumed al the usual time and place last evening The
match is not yet concluded bnt the general opinion OBJ
tius tat definite result will be attained In she course
Of This nights play.
Underneath will be found tie score Of the game 70 FAR
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DrpAnr.,sr OF runric cn.nnly. AID CONNECTION,


me.tna ri the toner's Of Public Chsriiis trd
Correction h,ll ti. dsy st the Oice Presnt Conn.ion.
.rs Draper Rel. Nohoon aid Orinhsl, lie following re,ou.
tions " adopted.
R,,osd That M. CoirIn,.'onsr Of Public Charlie. and
Corr. on lean with deep sorrow the death Of D r. o.
ROWE House SURGEON Bellevue Hospital, snd tender
sincere sympslL., 10 h. FAMILY and friends.
R,,orsd fnst COPY 90 tie otogoing b. transmitted TO the
f,Diy OF Inc d. ..ssed. Extract from tL. minutes.
JOSHUA PHILLIPS Clerk.
HrrIyyrs IIosprrAr MEDICAL tOLLsaE-At meeting Of
Ito Cas-, lid e. tie College Hall Of the Believe. Hos is
Medical Coe.- on "Wednesday Jan. ~, 1906 Committee
sppor ed H. dat resolutions ~ which the following
copy u. g. noophiDon IT,, Secretary.
Bellevue College Jan. -, 1859.
Whr,os II 10. -eeed good 10 Almighty God 20 call rom
Mfe while IN III, canes, performance OF lie dltcs DIR. Eu
GFNf o. ROW. member OF thu gislusiaS Jsss snd oon.
necsd iii the Medical Stsd Of Bellevue Icsrs therefore
we tic enher OF the Cl. In token OF tho heartfelt Ipec
and appreciation in which hold hs memory do hereby
resolve,
it That called upon 70 mourn tho los, of one whose
rare talents whose zeal snd Industry and whose
love sceuo. had already borne fruit opening Of
usefulness and no. had lilo been spared him. promised to
stand IN the foremost rank oil tie profession Of his choice
I'd That in his death recognize and spplsnd the
fidelity with which he devoted hinsef 10 hs duties. Tho
ashsb spirit Which ,Jr him resdy wsch ard I-bc-
s@ tl, gA sa3 ,sas,lrs al W, Chs',sa b,sa4S 2 sa
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WILLIAM IIDDL
cATARRH CURED.
H,flem. lee,h.st., between "a sod !d.,y'.

..,~Tsss. 4. rs-YosK Avg. q, ~
h'y- ts.r ,us,s lot The last three year, 5m sers
Csi'.fh ti.h continual dizziness in ny head. tis,;ne.s
across ny cheat sweiBhi over ny eyes which were weak
~scly and '.ry painful Ny no,i. continually 90
.traessJ with poehnr auit have had frequent 'nesrn
hosenes, my voice generally attended With splitting ofen
With lnsa Of my ihros together with 'orsnes' 'nd
dropping d.. Won Esenbss has cured Of 81 these ds'
sr,ssble ,usern. now feel lie. The treatment OF
Dr. Won E.eab.sz skiul is ,ucess'f f il impo"
.be to overse tie benefit have received his h'ud.
heartily recommend .ny suffering Ike myso. TO place
N, under DR. Won Escnbergs css, with certainty
Of being p,eSly cured. give Ibis with gratitude aud pes'
ure cannot iobear iln suyir. hs NY voice. which YES
hosg.- and thick when applied to De- Nou Eaeno7s rs no"
G. ca .ul good indeed Tee Oh -ldantly satisfied.
JAMES LITTLE, Nc. .i5 ,th-s-.. New \ OH.
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meDse houses, Il is to be Withdrawn after oalurday
to make wsy for new drama SAID 10 DO even moro OK

mems. houses, II is to be Withdrawn after oalurday
to make wsy FOR now drama said 10 DO even moro OK
citing.
Towering fl- above all plays and players. however
at the Museum stand three giants. each a. tall AZ
country steepe and as heavyas country sermon The
employees of the place look up TO them with respect
not unmirgled with fatigue Wills the habitues 60
homo wondering Why people whose heads are 80 near
the stars should follow any other pursuit (seeng tho
oostlness o, teescopes) than that OF astronomy.
VAN AyBURGH'S MESAGBRIE.
This splendid collection Of animals, birds,
etc. continues to be largely frequented and IL one OF
the most agreeable resorts for families and children IN
The city, Three entertaining performances are given
every day; attentive keepers ready at oil times TO
shew Of the animals the place is always IN perfect
order ana the public at large to take pride in the
fact that We have a; last established among u perna
nent Geological Museum.
THE BROADWAY AMPIruEATER.
Equestrian, cymnaStic and other perform
snces Of high order are given here every afternoon
and evening and the appointments are so perfect III
every respect TINT We can safely recommend the place
as being altogether the best of its kind that ever
had Lie e MeHagere. it is fayorite resort for the
yot1g people who go there every afternoon in large
numbers and are deli GIFTED with the entertainment Dc
yond mpaSurf
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Alilitarn Nolites

The Eiren.rn.-ro &. hsi hars o. the N 4. FIe No
r.rt...ut-G~ntcm-n. m"sts pls hsid ~ The erersrs
MARKET Drhooin. No /: trsel~icnsv on ilesdsy sss9
irr 20 ny. rrrspes,ert. 70 receive tie Il FIRE Zot
AYES Al adjourned meeting viii be - at the same pasts
or VHC R>DAY EVENING ri > O'Clock. foa respsrt
,l- Invited 70 sttend The rex eu, is expected to sxvs
~. ,-... 90 b,helt q. he Eraslfiy. Committed.
HENRY WILSON, Chairasp.
Cs.gLrs =. fryDIav Secretary. Ws y spsNSf
New iors, lsr. l.. 1904 JOaS MILAN
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No sa, Of 1865. to grant fnrioughs to enlisted men III
hospitals ia changed from s to copper cent
HOSPITAL ASD AMBULANCE FLAGS.
The hospital and ambulance flags of the Army
are established as follows; o..
To General Hospitals yellow bunting by feet win
,h ie,er III "a inches long, Of green bunting III the
me- Pos. and Field Hospitals, yellow bunting ~
,t vyith letter H. q inches long, of green bunting Ii
center. 4. ,..rt, .io nv "a I'ield
uosntals yellow bunting IL BY e inches with border
one inch deep IN green
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Ilenrie's i<akaiine.
FOR THE HAIRI
FOR THE HAIR
Prepared rom tie BARR, Root End Flower tho
PERSIAN PLANT,
X \ Il a l. l.

Hi,t- Identical preparation used by al the Esacmnaous
for tho Grosrn and PrzsgHvArIos Of the Hair and b. -
ne The Hair RETAINS YorrmUL LUxuRi,SCs AID CoLoS
fHsorsB Lifs.
.nd retain ir PcsIrI0S, without the Adj OF
any other y,TcJa'Iff1I. 49, -
II viii perfectly prer,af he dair from FALLING OFF, and
quickly 20 come Ia, g'rrg ~, -aoe 0sanf'
tlAy g,rmonSnf dark 1io.'y Ggpcayf.cc.
Il viii Rsaor, oil Drni,S keep he Scalp Clsas and ii,
Hair >rr,f, M0iif aud Ngfs.
II contain, OIL alcohol any other injurious Ingredients
and is The -
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
~ THE WORLD,
IT is A LUXURY n Is A LUXURY TO uSE 1T.
Sold Eyefywhrrc. Pfce kity Gents. Wholesale Depot,
No. 90 tlin.sf., N-~-YoTx
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NrH-Yonr. sentenher 3

NEN-NOBS, september 8
hay. been suffering fcr vsfr' past IRON severe t-'ra
WITH great hessn~ss NV eyes with severe acPrsso7
sr.t un,a,uess and sn in y head grsaidscuy bre'
ing and continual accumulation ia my no'ts, wine, ssYs
r. te.tf. nights or ,,yeal yeais. Lave corsuea s'ers
pl y.ians Who pronounced Ire TO Ne consunpye VIVA!
suffered 10. long tine is hdescpaole. AiS system VS.
,ney dissgranged and greatly debhisec. not only let
weak b.. had cloud continually before uy eyes ana ~
cal. we've 20 affected tia. -esenea with tott .9s o.
hearing SAY. thiu.. ,s5s .uoed hy Prorid"ue- 10
come 70 D.. Won EenbsTe. gho nor only cured re oi ~
Caersh BY removing son.lug gr~ay OF oi'aefeeso-
my had bnt p restored o 10 ?erec he.'n
b..ins have not enjoyed TO- many seir. No. ENJOY
good night. rest -li pursue my business VIII coanol
fnus Anowl,dse tina, d. son .nbssg. mid snd ,cien.ic
treatment for Cstar deserve tho ia e coanen iaon -
IN, pucgl. which direct. h, .y,eH 81 curing Ca'rE il
,ueh - ~ render SAUCES, c-risu.
JAMES FUGLONG, NJ. 80. li~
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WARRINGTON. wednesday, Jan. 13' 1864.
Tux DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE MONEY.
r. .hs As.ocieted Press.


The Secretary Of the Navy, in response to the
House resolution askug the reasons for the delays in the
distribution OF prize money replies that the action Of
the Department in matters Of prize money s merely
xninsteriaL
When captures are made, the officer in command
sends his prize to the court for adjudication. and the
vessel and cargo pass from the priaeuaster end hS'a
control into the custody Of the court aud it, officers
The delays incident 10 judicial proceedings arising
from contestng claimants and the inerpcsition Of for
,jrn officials in behalf of such Of their countrymen as
may be interested or implicated appeals to the higher
iudicial tribunals for revision and tnal Judgment are
potters which cause in many cases prolonged delay
The awards derived from the sales Of condemned
trze property IN final DEGREES are deposited IN The
Treasury by the officers Of the Court ana are never re-
ceved into the possession OF the Navy Department
The Secretary further says that in few exceptional
cases DELAYS have resulted from the negligence oi cap
tors IN not forwarding prize lists 70 he Department but
such officers have been elcuished and required to do
their duty upon receipt Of the DEGREES Of the Courts Tor
final distribution prize lists lsye been Immediately io'
xsrded to toe Fourth Auditor OF The Tfe@sur!' ~
whom swards and payments have been maze
IT'S suggested that If the resolution IS intendeu 10
reach the delays from contested questions and Sn'T
causes the information come from the lndicis au-
fho-ities over whom Navy Department has 10 con
troll
OUR RELATIONs WITH FRANCE.
The State Department has evidence salts
factory refung the absurd stories recently copied by
orr press from European correspondents in Paris o. the
appearance in France Of Monsieur snPerveille on
poltos mission from the Rebels, and of a treaty IN
negotiation between the Rebels and Frsncc The entire
tone Of the foreign news is Improving but Lew aud
grave difficulties are likely TO occur between japan and
fhe " es'eru Powers.
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Marsbnlps
PINE TREL TAR DROPS.
The most populsr Remedy erant
For Asthnis, Bronchitis. Coughs. Coda
Tickling OF Soreness OF the 1hro,
Ara very peasan, aud saectusl
Neatly put up in sliding cs,s.
Convenient for the pocket.
Sold, At L. and - cont. per bot.
by dealers In medicines generally, =,
Pr.pAsd only by TllOS +. MARSHALL. Ia .nton, N >:
res Yotk Agency 8, IEi.MBOLD'S DRUG AND 'iEN
kcAL ~AELAQvsE, h9s3s V.eslsu
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New-NSrk County Volunteer Comrniffee"
Oai.. No 30 BRO ADWAN.
10000 VOLUNTEERS wANTEE


~ TIE following re pecua,y Inducements oasssd
COUNTY BOUNTY, essh 1o~
n Art. BOUNTY
UNITED STATES BOUNTY com secrshs...''' US
UNITED srATEs BOUNTY, 'ddlicnslto ve'-rs"
~, ..............ST r
Total.
,pp,c.,n, 10 ~ m.Se personally 81 "a. odrs Of ''' Cav
mi't-- -. -,
MATTHEW a. BRENNAN, Conpao.'sf.
ogIsoN BLuNr sspsrgso'.
Gillian g. pliRDN. supsrvisos.
WILLIAM 4. STEWART. sspsrsscr.
WILLIAM " TWEED, Supervisor.
County Csrrsistsp
OgTSON BLUNT, Chatssnsg.
Tw.r,,.s,>,h Regiment q. =. Celered Ireo1e.
M S1h H.-r,n q. Coored Trcops u no to tbs 9less
iao The sth Regiment VIII he rsissd By The sass us
uudsr the general caasticns etosps na 70 ~
,n,rm " m be paid 10 rers9bs bringing rcrs fH ,e'nS
nGoraSios and Coz peels,cas - line oncei.. sades~ '"
""~S n, SO Sk*, HsH'HsA
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HARLEM. July %. 1858

HARLEM, July 20. 1913
have been deaf for twenty-five years and Dr. Won
Esenbsrs has operated on both without the slightest
pain. did not believe such thing could be done now
hear well and fee my head clear which did no. for The last
twenty years The dcr.eFty and akin with which the opera
ton was performed evnes, the highest practical ability
hear perfectly Hi.now over month sncs ,he opesson
.ad continue 20 feel as well as ever.
WILLIAM IIBpIs
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Gpefial Notices.
sixteenth Ward German. Repaosscaa Club

rc.rsr meeting hid az hcaal4 ers Appetite No. a16 9th
ay O., MONDAY EVENING.
jan H. tho following officer, were elected i>f the ensuing
years
Wee PrcsdentsRobert Schroeder and " m Schisse-
| For Secretaries-t rancis hlse and :. Cotl9s.
| For TTeasnrer-i. SchloeiTrr
For Delegate. 10 I'll. Central Cornute--Max Hermann
CLs' Appel Gesrse Msuchoi Miehss jaeger August Far
thJnsy.
HI nion General Committee Of the City and
County of Nrw-YOrs, IIeaJsusrter' No go Broadway
-Tbe FIRST REGULAR MEETING oi tnis COMMITTEE iof
he year 1854 vill be held at HEADQUARTERS, THURS
| DAY EVENING, Jan. IL NJ o'clock .
| IRA o. MILLER. Chairman OF the COMMITTEES Tor lbI
| WAsmscroy MuLLis, Secretary.
/ Young Mems Union Csntrnf Committee THE
erst regular monthly ,e-of this COMMITTEE Will be held
3, the Head7usrter Brosdwey aud 23ds on THIS
'i"'''uA' ~ WILLIAM II. ARMSTRONG.
| Chairman Of Committee % 1853
9 9sosss " Ttc1s, Secretaries of COMMITTEES Of 1885,
the R., o. Is. FROTHlhGiIAM) having competed Their
church .ddce W.st tOst between 9th aud btiavs me
Tg.,ss win d2C.s q N rs" at, 81 ias0a 'g
M and punctuA attendance II The suO-on0ors ma oonS.t
ton i requested Dssrsms Of he pews WI be ready on
THURSDAY MORNING 81 She church. winch VIZ De OPS y
during tue day snd evening
Church of the Pari,an-.-Onu next sABBATn ~ En-
ING rounl,acinx ct T. O'Clock the Rev. Or. cIlEN El
viii deliver the Hs, NJ series Of Sunday svrnng Lectures
on Bunyans Holy War The public sro invited to attend
| A Popular Lecture. by @. W ,BlN0AY, esq. on
Decd and dos Vii be de,sse,re p a,n, cbrIcb r.
2s,ht Admission - cen solely fol- he benefit oil ths Ia
dice Benevolent society.
Genernl Sc ss of Mechanic. and Trades%epp
present at Irving Hall, irvingpiace. FRIDAY
fvENfNG 18th inst. O'Clock Subject:
Egypt and The recent discovery the source Of the Nile"
|
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JAMES yUgLoNC, NJ. 50. si~
No. "a Arluy.sr.. Nrw.Yo,s. ~. .. issl.

No u NtLkNsF' NV fvNNl F'I' = NO.
Ih.v. .,n completely de.fin and partially 20 IA
the os for year, with disssfcspls d.
.aaso ison both combined with aonnns. scrolnS
uo.. in the bead foE which have been treated ~ Host
eminent practitioner IN The city vi'hou, o atss' relief
Iconsued Dr. Won E.uhefs but eii. csncidly Ny that
had no i,h IN HI, success wien did ii .a.l.ors due
10 Dr. Won Escnberg,O acknowledge am sny cured
also h.. 10 displayed skin and knowledge which have
procuf, Tor him such ungsed rrpu,aon A. have hsd
an opportunity olcompAing hI' noco Of TEE ent with shat
OF otbs5. con truly tst II j. only superior bu
urinsips, which direct hi, restoring hesns
-. Al. IA, opuiou e,rt,in JOHN TAYLOR.
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No. 80 6thsv.. NSw.YoKx. Dec. z 1863.
Sws, deaf for several year, and hearing Of the y.s. cUres
performed BY Dr. yon Eisenbers w induced to place my
self under nj, care sni happy state that my hesr
ing entirely restored after shor treatment. was sso
suffering from chronic cesrrh Of which was cured By
the sul treatment Of Dr. Won Es-nbsrs lido bu iuses
to the Doctor by Stain; that in treating be display ed thai
skill and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved repu,.on aud thai he principles which dissc h'
system Of curing Deafness and Cssrrh sre such render
certain, in nay opinion Many month"; haze passed
since Dr. Esenber. my hearing and IL continues
good o. HOPKINS.
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AK You DlsTURsED AT NIGHT,

and broken % res by child suffering Sderyns with mo
main Of Crtns Teeth II 40 70 at and get bottle Of
Mn. W,.sross SOOTHING srgup 1t viii relieve the LITTLE
,ueersr immediately, II cures Wind Cobo regulates ths
bowels and " PxRyxcrLr ALL cisks T~en', i've
cent q bottle.
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Mrs. s. A. ALIENS WORLDS HAIR re
sroxrs and znosALsASun. or WORLDS Ham DHrssNo
the only reliable preparation for RSsrohIso and DSSsi'G
The Unir.
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s.laisr~. Atten.son,
VOICE FROM THE roroSA1
Rad tbs following ,t. oss received this mosnios By es<
HOLLOWAY No. 90 Msijsnlaoe. NewYork
CAsp ruAa CuLssrpsa Va, nov. %, 1874
T&ona. Boiyo,cIy. .,g
DzAs Sra Please send no so~s Of your vdashls PM. h
which you will and money incosei Soldiers vine have ssss
them say they ju't the thing for u.s.
Ihavs been ia the service assa suthA aI hAss
had no sioknes. except darr5s aid wan. 70 have vors
medicine BY ne Ia csss ofneed
Your, with ses,ses.
ANTHONY ooQyH
Company d, 10th Michigan Regiment 1t Bdssds Il ~
vision I'd Army Corps. Army oftbs Potonss.
Lot III, ,s,isr 60 tho nsss duss,ses ~ psrohsass
boKof
HoLLOwAY'S PILLS
Oh
OINTMENT.
sod sen II to their relative in the army.
HASTEN DELAYS ARE DkH0EROUU
10 insare getting genuine 60 TO the Deppt
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GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.

~ g
OF THE AGE.
Mr.. KENNEDY, Of RcIbrry has discovered IN Of our
common pasture weed, remedy that oureI
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles wsrantodto 3 nursing sore mouth.
One to three bottles viii clesr the system Of biles
Two bottle, or. warranted the worst canIer IN she
stomach.
Three TO hge bottles warranted 10 tho WORT Kind Of
Hryslpela'
Ons OF two bottle, are wiren.sd to cure all humof IN tho
eyea
Two bottles s warranted TO runnnsof tho esf' and
ho,ch.s among the hair.
-Four 10 .r bottle, warranted oouP and running
Ulcers
One bo,ti. viii cure scay eruption, y; the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted to tho ~or Mind 0!
ringworm.
Two or tires bottle. warranted to ere ihs a9 drt
bsrrs .s-e Of rheumssi'Di.
Tire. 10 four bottles warranted 20 salt rhenn.
F,r 10 eight bottle, viii the Kind Of scrofi.
One 10 three bottle. wshsd to the wor,, Of
dygs,s know ~ the srpeancs 81 s6oo'sra' that It ha'
been eaassd by canssr ia the stomach
One or two bottle, warranted 10 lick hssds'ls.
One 10 two bottle. warranted to resuli,sA eosiye sias
u he bowels.
One 10 bottle, IN resulli- I'll desnseren OFT aid
neys.
-Four 70 liz 5otiie, viii cure tie Of drop'y
Nv r'aty follow tie directions i the penny e sOunt
each bottle. ald juiicious application OF 'he
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Boy yIissing.-GEORG

Row Nj.siux.-GEORGEe UGJ.E, q boy between nfns
and T.. wears age ofern has been nissns siss
tho middle o. September as Ne Va. living at that time wa
Charles Pucta -gst Mofrssnis, Westcheser Coz ~ r..
and believed have started foe his home in huds,a
Co n. J. ne is stort bnilt, goodsacd boy, with bliss
eves and gt brown hair; dressed in DARK nitrsf
pants bue sack jacket brown straw hat ud boots lila fshce
did Virginia in the United States service snd .ny mics
Iuaion regard the boy VIII be hsnky l-cesed BY hh
mother. Nswpapcrs in .hs vicinity OF Newfork would n
CONG kindly oct by extending tns notice. Adiress ~.
ARMSTRONG. II. No. II fefrY.st.. Nexfork.
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D1,il,,ss. rsnp.ired tsssbe.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH or THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUsTACHIAN TUBE,
CURED.
GROSS EYE STRAIGHTENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
ord every d.s.s q In, Eye and Ea requiring .hsr osdes
ers1rsioal aid attsnSedta
DIR. Won EISEN8ERG
Author of Surgical and Practical Observations tho Dis.
ssses Of tn. Ear with hi, new Mode Of Tre,.men-"
NO SIa BROADWAY. NEAR ELEyENTu-Sr
AOiIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
sRoM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CITi-
| lens OF HEw.YOBK.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
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Important TO Hallway Travellers.
m SKoosD EDITION JAsUAHr ~
APPLETON OFFICIAL RAILWAY GUIDE.
1. Now Ready.
Cont,nt.-Ons Hundred Railway Maps
fnstru, ,on- to Railway Tiu.eer.
Monthly Account q Rsilwsys end 'he'r froH-..
Anecdotes end lncidens II Iraye.
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