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GENERA GRANTS sUco zssFUL MovE.-Gene
raj Grant, 10 bis despatch to the War Depart
mpnt makaa tho fol ow n NJ etatomaut.

GENERAL GRANTS SUCo EsSFuL MOvE.-Gene-
raj Grant, 10 his despatch to the War Depart
ment, makes the follow ng statement
Our successes being followed up Our forces drew
cut rem wihn nity yards OF no enemy's intreach.
men's IT Coai Htrbor maue flank movement IL about
nifty i've miles march, crossing the Chick ,mny and
Jam o rivers-the latter two thousand feet wide snd
egnty four ieet deep & tue pont OF crossing land sur
phi the onemy's rear at Petersburg This WAS done
wtfo the lss or wagon or peoe Of artillery. and only
about enc hundred and ATTY straggSs were picked up
BY the enemy.
We doubt whether history furnishes a paral-
lei to this brilliant achievement. Taking into
consideration the numbers Of the vast army
under General Grants orders, the nature Of
the country to pass through, and the recognized
ability Of the rebel commander-in chief. the
success Of such an undertaking stamps General
Grant as . strategist equal to the most cole
brated. This fact established, We have In our
Lieutenant General remarkable soldier. He
has been praised by those most In mical to our
cause a. . fghter-ons who strikes unyield-
ingly, who clings to his enemy with uneQualed
tenacity and determination. To these attri-
butes the parties We refer to will now have to
add those Of quickness of perception and great
strategical ability, thus completing the soldier
~ fame Of U. S. Grant.
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Rapid Pursuit by General Sherman
Whole Army.
Severe Fighting on Wednsd
day Last.
Reported Crossing Of the Chattahss
Chbe By the Union Forces,
Co.. &c.. Ga

Despatch from Secretary Stanton q
General DIX.
wAR DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, June 1880 P. N. I
TO Major General DIX
General sherman reports to-day that the enemy CAV
at daylight pickes entered bis line from right to sft
The whole army now in pursuit a. far as the Chs.s
hooches
General Sherman adds"I start ct once for Marietta
No military intelligence from any other quarter be-
been received to-day.
EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary of War.
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tors known as ocean iron-olads. To think Of
ing, and 1t is pretty certain that their speed
will never run up to the proposed rate so
boastingly announced. A Mentor has never
foated which made the speed promised by her
designers, and, from present prospects, they
never will. We have enough Of these misera-
BILE failures on our hands at present. Let us
build something that will be Of service
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rhs Pittsbur9 sanitary Fair.

PrrsBuRo, Pa, June ~. 1884.
Tho Sanitary Fair closed last night, compssa sun.
ocss the nsl p~o0is viii s,essd ta0a 600.
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his good; Tor 1t gave tue Mexicans profound
belief and confidence in his patriotism. In
ls41, after series Of romantic adventures, he
reached the Presidency again, and ruled impe-
rally for some four years. The revolution Of
Paredes hurled him from power, and the al
ministration Of Herrera made him q, fugitive
In lS46 war broke out between Mexico aud the
United States. Santa Anna was then In exile
In Cuba; but. pledging himself to bring about
a speedy peace, he was permitted by President
Polk to land at Vera Cruz. In this mat
tor hs cheated Polk, as he had cheated Hous-
ton organized large army, and was whipped
by Taylor at Buena Vista. Still another warn
Ing to Macmillan. After the treaty OF peace
he again became an exile, and took refuge In
x;.-s.nn IamaIes, and Carthagena, In New
Granada. In 1852, taking advantage OF an In
surrectlon beaded by General ursgs aud big
especial conadaut and the POW ps.iticuiar friend
| Of Macmillan, General woll, he returned to
Mexico was made President or Dictator, set up
| the central system, and proclaimed the "Plsn
| of Jslisco,r which was TO the effect that he
should be President for life and have the priv!-
| lege Of naming his successor 10 q sealed packet,
to be deposited in the Department Of Rela.
lions, and not to be opened until after biz
death. This was accepted by several States,
and Santa Anna proceeded to inaugurate an
entire despotism. Again he was overthrow
by revolution Again he became for the
fourth time fugitive, and again. as We have
last seen, he has returned TO his native land
Drowned with imperial hsnors Santa Anna 4
the creole who ID capable Of ruling the Mexi
cans for life, II be would remain honest FOL
three months; and he ID the creole who vii
rule Mexico, through Maximllian the First
until no has persuaded tho people to dethron'
that monarch and proclaim himself the Hght'u
posssssor Of the IMPERIAL purple. We shall
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81. Patrick's Cathedral.


Documents, aud ho (pA starrs) had likewise ocial
formation the subject. II proper state, how.
eyer that Bishop McCoskey had yet accepted the ap
pontment and until be did he was not the Archbishop
Lie Cho speaker had to believe however, that
Bishop McCloskey would accept in the course OF few
weeks and then the Catholics OF the archdiocese would
worthy to the late lamentsd Archbishop
Hughes lie Is well known In this city, and viii, said Dr.
Stars, in conclusion DO heartily welcomed both by the
clergy and laity OF the metropolis.
The services at the cathedral OF interesting
character yesterday 10 another respect grand musical
performance given by about forty OF the pupils Of
Manhattan College, Manhattanvile, which 10 under the
charge OF the Christian Brothers. Twenty six
OF tho juvenile musicians acted vocalsta
and the balance acted an orchestra, with
some twenty-five instruments. The music, both
vocal aud instrumental faultlcss, highly cred
table to the performers considering their extreme
youth, none OF Thorn being sixteen years OF age
Professor G. Ferd Amend aud Professor DAM, Of Man
haitian College, directed the performances. The mass
selected was the composition OF brother Lsouce, mem
Der OF the order OF the Christian Brothcr The pieces
performed we're az foows;-
l. Ryrio and Gloria 10 minor, with several SOLOS ana
chornses. .r A..
q prayer before sermon. by eight members o. sns
q Credo from Hammel's Mass, 10 DAT
l. Ave Maria Of Chcnbin sung BY Master Inoa Lynch
with trumpet socompanmeut by rr o. Sa, n.HN
a Asnus I,e' from Hammsrs Mass, In dat
Grand ans,e NsudeIssohn's Grand March, BY full
baud.
We should mention that several solos we're sung BY
Masters rhos Lynch, VIM. Lynch, Iawrsnos, hcEnsott,
John Kean and john Lyons the osssoon solos through
gu, the mass we're performed BY Master Pedro Rafael
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Card from, the New.York Pians-Ferte slsa.:


facturcrs' Sociesy.-Tbe card headed "Corrcctfcn.
published b. The Joureyen Panonialers Association con-
ANS 20 many erroneou. statement, tha 10 70 y A..
iaets before the public. -
In the the idea conveyed that The advance OF 10
per given 10 ITEM last October the only one the
woIkne had hus r received the facts OF the are
these In March last the PIANO Msnufaerers advanced tne
wages of their wokmen Is per cent on the Original pcos
advance of % per the already advanced rates twS
absolutely npo be for the manufacturers 70 accede 10 %
o. would have raised the prices Of Now YORK fianos 80
much above those 0.her cities twhcfe no aa
whatever had yet been made 20 prove hshy
detrimental TO customers and orr business We cIS
fore agreed TO give II cen, making total advance Of ~
cent original pcel ct the time signiyins oar
grant the additional 10 pef cent soon a. the
state OF the business warranted it, and prices Pianos co1e
be sid accordingly Up 70 the present time tbo state OF tbe
business has increase in the prices OF Panos
and consequent the rate Of which fact was COM
aed by to the yorkmen in answer TO their ft ana
only demand for which received an an
swer follows That unless their deanc for ~ per cent
advance Immediately compiled with, they would on the
following morning. strike for q PER cent advance "beh'cy
d1d by all leaving factories aud refusing to work
Finding they could not force compliance IN ny "SS LEY
have since attempted " take by detail ordering al es
back to work at oil prices at all bat Establishments Oh con
diton that the men working should pay 10 pei cen. o. ts
earnings for the support Of those striking for an advance OF -
Il per cent At the said Two factories.
In consequence Of this outrageous and unjust proceeding we
4 all resolve to close our respective factories.
4 In conclusion deem duty inom the public thai
the present. average wages paid at all Establishments sx
STEISwAY & SONS. HAZELToN BROS.
II WH h. BRADBURY GEO. STICK & Co..
/ RAVEN & BACON Y. C. LIGHTE s. Co,
4 A n GALE Co NAMES BROS,
i DECKER BROS, ALBEKr !" EbEh
| i r. DtJNUhM II. WORCESTER,
| j. 2 G. Dq FISCHER. sCHUETZE ( LUDoLFE.
| GRiyPF KIEDT CHAMBERS & GABLER,
i iHsDEMiN ~; ( Sons, J: =; LINDsTApr
| lime SON, ERNST GAbLEh
| GEORGE T.. MANNER
4
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Dnsiness Aotites.

MANY Clergymen of our acquaintance have
,s .Bncwss BRONCHIAL TRocnEs with favorable results
n, re,.,, who is accustomed speak sing in public
obould be without supply OftAem."-l0 Olive Branch.
MoRroSs GOLD PENS are now sold at the
- mice. as before the commencement o. the war; this Is
0,,,ey owing to Manufacturers Improvements in ma
bnery hi. present large Retail Business and Cahi
system; for until he commenced Advertising has business was
dan. on Credit aud strictly Nth TIE Trade
Tho Morton Gold Pens the only ones sold at old prices
the maker, Of all other gold pens charge the Premium on inc
Cold Government Tux &C. bat Morton has nn case changed
hi. prices, Wholesale or Retail
Ofe great numbers by mail 20 al parts OF the world
Aps the past few years in athousand has failed to
reach s destination safety showing that the Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by any in every part oil the world
e, the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted your hand and style Of writing
which viii your writing vastly than Steel Pens and
A. the present almost universal Pressure Price Of every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper In proportion
70 the labor spent upon and material used than any other
God Pen in tho World If you want one, see tns fen
hishter thar the Sword" in smother column
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Harlem. I2G,h..t.. between "a and 1d.av..

No. 10. ALLKs.sr, NEw- York, FEB. Q, 1863
Ih,vs been completely desfn and parisly 80 In
Ii. other for above seventeen years with d'aSreeoe dis
charge from both cara combined with continual rumbns
noise In the head which have been treated BY most
eminent practitioner In the city without tic slightest relief
Icou,ued Dr. Won Esenbers but must eanddy say that
had no faith In lis success when dill So h therefore Que
to Dr. Ven E,enb,so acknowledge that entirely euredi
also, that he displayed sk and knowledge which have
procured pr him ,ach unvled reputation As have had
an opportunity ofcompsn: Liz mode Of treatment with that
% o,b. can truly state ha, I. Is only SUPERIOR bu,
the principle. which direct h mode oil restoring the hearing
are in NY opinion, certain JOHN TAfLoH|
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The United Gfn.sa
ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
For SATURDAY. MARCH 5. 1864

ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
For SATURDAY. MARGINS. 1864
contains:
The Military Situation.
The Military systems Of Europe (second psp-rl
The Loss Of the boustonc.
Submarine Warfare.
The Medicsl Oiiicers Of the Army.
Navy Var for lron-chd Vessels.
Amhuscade.,
Education in the Navy,
Military Matters ia CODSres,,
Navy Yards.
Medical Department,
Casualties 1t the Battle Of Olutss.
Submarine Ordinance,
Strength OF Our Armies
Tho Russian Army,
A Manual for Bayonet Exercise al Dress Parade,
Army and Navy Personal,
Present Aspect OF Military Opcrations.
Hasty Condemnation OF OticerS,
The Wa in Denmark
JEFF Davis Military Dictator,
Geneva Smiths Carilry Expedition.
The Omission in General McClelan's Eepo0,
Editorial Paragraph
FOREIGN Military sni Naval Matters,
The French Ship. and Guns
French Military Works.
New Regulations fer Navy Uniform,
Army and Navy Gzees, So
Appointments By the President In the Army and Navy
Marriages and Deaths In the Army and Navy
And other articles Of interest the Army and Navy and all
Intelligent ciiizenA
Price SIS year in advance; 10 cents a single copy.
FOR SALE BY ALL NEWSDEALERs.
AMERICAN NEWS COMPANY,
No. 1871 Ts.ssust, New York, General Agents.
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Clothing.
The attention OF
WHOLESALE BUYERS
4. requested 10 our sur-rb assortment Of
CLOTHING, SHIRTS
FURNISHING GOODS
MEN AND Toys.
DEVLtN &C. Co..
BROADWAY, CORNER OF WARREN,
BnoADWAY. CORNER OF GRAND.
shall soldiers and sailors Vote Z

To the Eketor, 81 Metz Ycrt;
The undersigned have been appointed Committee by the
Union Central Committee with instructions to call the aten
ton Of the Loyal Electors of New York the election to be
held the 9Th day Of hsroh to determine whether the Con
.,i.uon Of the State shall be amended to allow such n
our citizens may hereafter be abson; in tho hiasy or
Naval Service Of the country he right TO yo,e!
In dchsrgng the duties assigned DO not consids
necessary any argument prove the proprcty
justice Of the proposed amendment 1t is only necessary
trust call the attention of Loyal Citizens to the fact that
ruch an election /, hand bling overwhelming
affirmative vote.
Ng, vote at this election would convc. o. the bases.
nsstitude toward the brave who Peling thL
lives in defense Of country By votes on he
5h Of March have opportunity Of proving TO these gal
liant that their patriotic sacrifices appreciated by their
il.oDG a, home.
Our soldiers and taH9rE require moral well physical
support In no way successfully strengthen
their hands for the final struggle with treason near at
hand than by giving united support Of the proposed
efnendmen, 20 the Constitution OF State in their behalf
They defended and country The battle field and
the do for them to protect them q! the ballot
box.
Let therefore devote day 70 for galan.
soldier. and sailors tie service Of the Union the right to par
hcpae choosing the civil Offices whose hands the future
denie. Of our and Nation be conhded BY so
doing roE W such majority the sh Of March Is
will cheer - hearts and strengthen the Of every citizen
Of the Emuire State now in the Armies aud Navy Of tie
Repubhc.
Tho Union Central Committee Of the City ard County Of
will provide the Necessary ballots and through the
Union Ward Associations they will be pseed in every Flee
D;o, the day Of election, to enable every c
aon to cas-, al. vote IN this and u.,
SINCLAIR TousEY.( speei, Com.
a D WilLi1msos. Union Cen. Com.
A. Chafru
wLn,s DussISo Vice President.
IiySrr II. uusL.r, Secretaries.
CHARLEs IL. HALL,
OWEN w BRENNAN.
Chairman Executive Committee.
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DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.

No. 40 6th-sv.. NEW YORK, Dec. 3. 1862
lives deaf for several years. and hearing Of the great
performed by Dr. Won Eisenbcrg induced to place ny
SELF under bis care and happy to state that my hear
ing was entirely restored after short treatment Twas also
susrins from chronic casrh OF which also cured by
the sku treatment Of Dr. Won Eisenberg do but justice
to the Doctor by stain: that in treating he displayed that
skill and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved equation and that tho principles which direct his
system Of curing Dese.. and Cetah such to render
success, certain In my oion. Many months have passed
since Dr. Won E.eubs restored my hesrns and continues
ss good o. ever o. HOPKINS.
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RHADTsEw TESTIMONY OF CATARRH CURED.
IhsVe been suffering for long time from severe Cssrfh
with continual dulne.s 10 my head ushne.' my
chest, weight my eye- which weak. wsiery and
very painful Ny nos,ra constantly obtracted with
pouring nuid bad frequent sncozns hoaiscne" OF ny
voice oen attended with funosI Of my throat, srea,
ness aud oontlnu. dropping Dr. Won Eenbes has cured
Of al these dsAgrooAb!e suernE may indeed ssy that
feel life Tho treatment Of Dr.. Won Ei'eubers Is a,
siful is successful /. Is. IN NY oPnou impossible TO
the bench. have received at hi, hands lhesy
recommend any suffering Ike myself TO place themselves
under Dr. Won EissnboIg, care with certainty Of being
speedily cured W. g. hUiChlss'
Lightning Calculator.
Bsrn1Iu's Museum.
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NEW. YORK, July 10, 1852.

EEw.YoRK, July 10, 1862.
Th!, cer.se, tina. my mother he's been for 'ome time
afflicted with partial deafness suhern: from pain and rum
bling noises In the lead together with other indications OF
OF hearing Dr. Won Esenbers removed from her
es, quantity Of ms,ter together with ooaguated blood
relieving her and all without pain. III with
grateful thanks tia! give this testimony to Lis skill
CARROLL J. POST, No 20 South st
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WHO SPEAKS NEXT
Who SPRAKs MKT
VINO SPEAks NEXT
VINO SPRAKs MKT
For CIARKs Distilled
RKsTORATIyR FOR The HART

i.po, dye but permanently and positively restores the
.y and faded hair and beard 10 its natural color Il the
snnOwn RtsrosATivE OF COLOR for the huxAs HAIR and
no one who wishes lu1urian growth Of Harso glossy
Nhkcra clean smooth and healthy scalp VIII iaii 70 pro
En- VAIN weather 4 is cooling to the head and the perfume
erharsng to the depressed aud languishng sensbies
Persons whose Hair is falling off from sickness and decay
speak volumes in s praise for reoTesthe diseased roo
sheahy action and stimulates them to rapid and cer'as
A. an article for the toilet beauties and adosentrely
free from and muelsge-dsled and re-distiled BY
steam It leaves no coating to satuaie the scalp but makes
lus'rOus and shiny as i polished and vanished
CLAnK's DIsTiL LII RESTORATIVE
CLARK's Distilled REsroRATIvE
Asa STIsrLAsT FOR THE HAIR
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CLARK's DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
To PRkvEsT DECAY
CLARK's DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
To ERADICATs DASDRUFP.
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10 BRAUTIFY AND ADoRS.
UsK ONLY
CLARK's DISTILLED RESTORATIVE,
To RRsToRK GRAY HAIR TO ITS
NATURAL Color
Is steady application to Bald Heads causes the Hair to
grow If there Is single particle Of life existing IL the roots
When entirely dead preparation in the word
vii the hair It physical imPossbiy bnt would
he effects Of sudden chsnces Of tempest1e and cleaning
from all Impurities We ask but one trial
III. ior sale by druggists and dealer. everywhere.
Price 81 per bottle ok bottles for s..
c. g. CLARK Co.. Proprietors.
D. S. BARNES Co.. EewYork. General Agents
DYSPEPSIA TABLETS, for Indigestion, Heart
born &c. prepared only by s. g. WELLISG No 2Ol Centre
and sold by druggists generally Price 80 cents box
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HoYTs HIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
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HoYT's HIAwATHA HAIH RESTORATIVE
HoYrs HIAwATBA HAIR RgsToRATIyE -
The standard preparation for the hair Warranted IN al
case to restore faded and gray hair and whskers to their
sDsl color; prevents the hair from falling OUT makes hsrs
G sol, AID silky is easily used any hair dressing and
ey overcoues effects Of previous Of preparations con
t4iuihS saipLuI sugar OF lead, &c
HoYrs IsPERIAL CoLoRiSa CREAM,
uoYTS IMPERIAL CoLoRlSG CREAM,
HoYT's IMPERIAL CoLORiNG CRRAN,
HoYTs InPKRIAL COLoRIso CREAM
ehln.es eht and red hair beautiful brown or black
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Nev-YoTk.
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FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

either Nose Throat Tongue, Spine Forehead or Scalp
no remedy has ever proved its equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
diseased acon Of the liver very unpeaant to the young
Wife and mother few bottles of Constitution Life Syrup
viii correct the secretion and the deposit which Is d.
rectly under tho skin
In Diseases Of the Liver giving rise to Lansuor, Dizziness
Indigestion Weak stomach. uceraed or csncerous CON
don oil that organ accompanied with burning or other I'M
pheasant symptoms, viii DC rleYei by the use 01
TlON LIFE SYRUP.
~ AS A GENERAL BLOOD-PURFYTNG AGENT
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIVALED BY
ANY PREPARATION ~ THE WORLD.
Disease, Of the Spine usually developed in the young, Hip
Des.e Neursia and all Diseases, and Ladies who
ae suffering from Diseases for which they are at loss to
know what to do we would ahse the use OF CONSIlTU-
rloN LIFE SYRUP. 1t will restore their pslid coun'e'
. strengthen their weak back and side, give them new
sae.sy new hio and happiness.
THE RICH AND POOR
Are liable to the same diseases Nature and Science hos
made the Constitution Life Syrup FOR the benefit Of all
PURE BLOOD
Produce, healthy men and women and II the constitution Is
neglected in youth disease and early death the result Do
NO, dv when the means are 90 near Ut hand and within the
reach OF oil.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES.
II "a the safest and eectua medicine discovered
m purifying the system aud relieving the suffering attendant
anon childbirth 1t streng both the mother and the child
pain and disease and increases and enrches the food
Toe who used it think it pensabie. 1t is highly
usef both before and confinement prevents disease
attendant upon childbirth
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Is the Poor Mans Friend and the Rich Mans Blessing!
BUY 1T, TAKE IT, AND BE CURED.
I
VIM. III. GREGG, NJ. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK.
LABORATORY, BROOKLYN L.
Price 3 per Bottle; Six Bottles fot SIS.
,-seut by Express to all parts Of the country
MORGAN G ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents,
NO. 40 CLlFF.ST., NETWORK.
S,dby all DrDgsi..s "a The UuitsI states aud CaasJL
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.
EEw.YoEx, March 20, 1859.

EEw.YoRx, March 90 1859.
Til. (. to certify, Gss have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH. with dull hesyines' in the head
my nose completely stopped up accompanied By continual
soreness Of the throat the ehis stealing with
sonsl hot aus great tghnes' Of the chest and PAIN 80
much 30 that every one Thought I. was consumption Having
heard Of tho great performed BY Dr. Won E'enoeIs
consulted him. with bat le hope Of cure am no" happy
to be enabled to adj my testimonial to the great number al
ready tho Doctors possession TO lis scenho and sue
cessu mode of treatment he has shown my case that
and knowledge which h,ve procured Tor him so great
reputation am entirely re'.oreds to perfect health that
do mos, sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply 1t once to DR..
Won EisenbsIg With 9 certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No. $50 FouHh-st-
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"MetropOlitan Fair, ["

"Twentysecond Reg ment Amory, l4i-st, near 6thsv"
Contributors earnestly requested to send in their good.
without delay with memorandum stating their character and
value and whether for sale exhibition only They should
be marked above aud conigned to John n. Freeman,
Agent and viii BE- received between 10 L. u. aid fp
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Denulccnf!.
DEMULCENT !
A Cure for Hernia or Rupture

WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
has new combination Of pnci before applied to
Truss and constructed as TO RADICALLY CURE hupue-
Ia mistake Pamphlets Tree. -. . .,,,,x,,,
WHITES PATENT LEVER SUPPORTER
works on the same principle and has lifting, sustaining
mower not obtained by any her instrument. - . -.
.RUDDICk ) IMPkON ED SHOULDER BRACE
u the thing Tor military and oil persons needing
surpo and expansion OF the chest. II - both brace and
suspcnler Capital for ladies' and uyllds. sold only by
GREGORY & Co., No coo Broadway.