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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-05-18
Gold Hill, May 9. 1854. maylO

CACTION.-The public are hereby Gnu
toned not to purchase negotiate for any Of the
following Certificates Of Stock In the hentueky SoM
sold al public auction on MONDAY, May 9Th, ls6t
In front Of the companys ONCE, Gold Hill, and Will
not be transferred on the books Of the company:
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Crescent Gold nnd Silver Mining Compa.
ny.-Notice Is hereby given, that there will be sold
at public auction, on TUESDAY, May 2ith, 1854, az
O'Clock P. NJ, In front Of the Post ONCE so many
shares Of the capital stock Of the said company,
standing in the names Of the following persons, as
will will be necessary to pay the amounts OF assess
ments due thereon, together with costs OF sac anu
advertising: u -,
Names. CHn.s cas. az, ~
Thos Croft 81 ~ ~
" y 'pa1nes -l0---.---0
V Boouist %, ,22.----.to---. t0
N Jackson,
SoI Lewis S..I3,7i,75,T6,r, ,7s,Ts,so,sll ,so sOo
So' ~ s23,A -
AJ.xI, .a.&H, ,5s,5 ,59......50-.. 100
Strother. -io,loi',io,is..'--
m. .h,ove s,le has been postponed from May 18th,
1s6I Nv order OF the Board Of Trustees.
ieo'. ~ s. w. CHUBBUCK, Sec'y.
coid nm Nav II. 1854 myf I'd
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Wide Awake G. & 8. M. Company

By order of the Board of Trustees
GEO. G. BURNETT, Sec'y.
Gold Hill, April 26, 1864. apps m
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BY order OF the Board OF IruSteeS
JNO j. MILLS, sec'y
San Francisco, April II, 1854. apr25 I'd
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By order Of the Board of Trustees
apr53.td JNO. }. MILLS. Sec'y.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1864-10-29
Thursday. Oct. 20.
GENERAL. -HER Wan.
Hood san Reircpt,ug.

Chdtoo'ar, or ls.-lle l.'c.t ncvs irous
G'u sn'r.p,u's .ruy il that oa'my IS IN she
Of Ne or-e. Sm4,l bodies, s,pr-,rc1 to hsv, t...
te.a.'cl from Ho,-!'s ann, are ho,,riny ;rounf
cur 'ron,. Il ol, With 'se ,oun t"ly Of - arm ,
Z. mvr7-ei to 10 re,-os.iur s.Y. va-i. ono &
our a-rry ,ou va ~ L'f.yclic rcstc-ln~.
CtlciniIdf, Oc' X --Iae torvrEci,t', Nisn-
,iic c,spat,h .,y,; "Onlga portion - the earri.
$50 81 r.ut d ulrNI rn,u IS. = ton W'rc ~ turct.
How'd appear u be prompted 8 Desperation, wish.
on "a, general !'Gn. H. is e'',,udy eo'ng .
m,ssellancous, si'h7m avg ecg.r; ~ eonsc-
qneuee.."
TITO Lonsyilio JorIsNl o' Monday says: Gen.
schotc.i Is sureic'oniiar operations Of Cbnts-
uoo.'s. Gems. Van rovc Iud Sircv are me- there.
To,ps nrc tcipr andy oouccriri',d % cheek
n ste this bold and per i'u- ncyc 4 Hooi's. on
Saturday nornag Nqi-icl. Thou'fs lc't Sa-h-
vllc TO give his personal Nno1uon to orc-stion,.
Troops a., being harriet do"n IN, railroad, snI .
srous force VIII 5000 ~ confronted with the rch.
es. Al uilup -tau' posts FOR tie present are
being abaud pael, aui the gsrrlsons ordered to re-
port "a, Chattanooga. Lood expected, by ,hs bold
move, 10 force Sherman 10 evacus'e Atlanta, as no
has LETT L,nlll iove N front q army to watch
TIE movement. IN that quarter, AMI ccourv re
CITY, IN case sherman attempts IN sithdr.S,"
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From Europe,


l" .lrhulshp. Scott, from Liverpool IN, va
grrsa.tovn s!h q; c,toter, arrived yesterday with
'po toys later news.
lar aatt.uuod success - SAci-i,r IN q shcnan-
doah valley, a.d tie o,ac' evidences Of the dis-
eor.f'..e o. de r,Nc'- CAV, ..-cU satisfaction /,
I've ir.cuds ot ,to North 'n E9gl.Dd, while Tho
southern s,u'. d. .rrs ere o7c. reavy 'seorr-
ascmc1'. Tie Con,,icr,.r h.r 20 ~ %, but rsl-
lcl, " at5,.
The Turn papers publish the 'svt NJ the Corvcu-
ton lctweeu Italy sui France. Arrotoco ~ he
Convention IsoNGcs tbri the delay nj NJ months
i1r the zen 1Ssl ri tie Italian Capital - wed ts 'he
toru Of Two year, for tie evacuation u the ntt-
ca territory 10y French troops, shall commence
'rou NE dsg ~ the royal decree snnouonlnc the
''ll, which 4 lie prcrcnt'l - tho lulInL fArha-
wrnt. The change Il TIE Italian Ministry causing
the reupcnur 81 tho Italian Parliament to tc psf
poncd 10 the 9ith ins'. has rendered this protocol
NJ se,slI,.
Ioc NEw r'FrssI-cnB KuCrz Zr!rrSG publishes
u corrcsi ondcn " FROM mc, 4,'.d sta se' tenn
lcr '0grn oum OF TIC French VI Lister's TO-
r.,at 20 ., ne -irl an Convention a. tar.
ur.Hl Ant ..Ih ~ ti-'La', MI easing Mons
en-. %. e Pop, Nuurip 1t Paris, ou tie subject,
,ruj.a,Is of The Trauch ''ovcrumnt having left
TIE a IiF sc "a Muornncr Of the convention, .pi
s'acs that Lis Holmes csl at any mon ent replace
tie frtuCH - pAri rIr sent . another Power,
nee tlc l. pc oru military 'ag,c ~ irrlrCU te
o. ma u.su tu, iuco0cn .c7e, rs nc II So II =
I hence ID D. = trnt at.olr l. .ir =. hGd re-
monaco T. .u4 ,pC ut'l- ~ ara.lt t'r l7'', g
| Tou'l ne, r.lr'5 ,..aL. g til war. Ile itIS,
continues Cardinal AltoaD|. considers !c .ouyrl-
'nu merely ~ guarantee z the revolution Yfith
I p.Il bee brought about ny fC4uout, !. the fc,c
! continues +. tn disturbed ~ ,!o tSc,t.,e oi tiS
SOVEREIGN ri.ttS am n his rrlt "a ,s'ltl sh bia
means II defence ss he may think IT, he contested
/ he would he compelled 10 protest aga INST SCI a
misuse Of power, and a. aSs,Ine The s't'uie when
h.s duty as a sovt,e.-n would uecessi'n'e
The solutiou Of tic Danlsh ouestl1n has rot been
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roors IN J1tand TIC DAY 'h p''n'f|t-a' .r1o
N ne conference 9.,r ccncele ~ p. ne H-' ~
ava hnancIei ques,! rs but iusst tbai 'ht Nlcf -
Wal, Dot roceiv any an ~ N linden s. fal5
~ ,nc r'1rnpton . nc ma ottS. lfe puss
'" h'snr''u mrg BE- So o. 1--WE hcri'ca W. res
n'.on ~ SEQ n L'r7 as &c " 7l's ." sI'fo a
ter 49, adv 'rs NV 70. ,e to i.e ir'i'l1ic cone
'0 ''n ." NE bu' .''' Niif fTussiA
THE IyfZF tTGur
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'.'" wv ''4 2" rvTie U0nsl.crtp.e rieft.t !
England an- ireland uicb rperri,rau, ;o. t,ru
o.,c.ornes H.. -. -. a., ....,
W ''' 's-'''1N N"t ."'''' "a
r"nl Arch'-h'p Gallon, rc Catholic P'uatc Z
Leland, lori Nd NJ ,h, r,,tcb. 49, tcg,s. Aira
,,,,.-. .,a - =,
,'t'9 ' '-''' ni'HOer ~ tA' '''rfN OF w ~
cer 'mirshr9s. had ..-i..t' the lester y ~. G ls
len. TIE Cork itrr,rp Yes the To-, mug Acc. ma
Of caiv-,,'. ta. ..,,.p,s IN tr,l.ra.
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On The toa1 20 Tgpc-arv. from 7.hich. hv.,he-
y. % lls tr1sa 10 roloh"3 hv ac.r.,ier rlnte -.
hitoeu ~ HVieen r..'e, r by ,rsiu a.ia he tlr'.
"'iih tat 3 'l r''nt'l occupant, mot i,.-- .urn.
Ter Of o,her vch.c cs coming from ,fi osite di-
ro''icn. Among we orcgrsrf. " ono a. thc after
We noticed Jg' co am, - ~ uG'lr.i ~, AMI Ls
attentive 'rGl"e-. James tlfack. Il. wsf ga e
on Dnnuor outside car, ,ud a. moi t,c,r 10
least r-msglah'c. Ia th' MID i' OF the rorteoc.
HH NC m!flt call u. was q carriage IN which 70
was presumed Mace was euhcon...ci. and frcsh
rays 81 hoi" hi-hcd across ON sion. Nv
The Tine 90 lalu-i'y ~ the cafstatulNrY iat
retire, audi he most conf cnt cl.u,ous v,-s
entertained oi al uI.nierrji,tci "se;-t :.
Mace 0 viewer, was stt.l non -, aai ,n.r 60
lurr hRd wa!tru Until tie tii su,s ifeI IN the AZ
ucles. be. in company with Cusael, Msckav, AT
uuulsi ( .tIti,!uof.. proceeded &. level -r. n
hOd a. = place csll,d farah, an having IN ade =
ring Col-,- ~ tered aul aiui"i g. be the yvinrcy
" III" -ta'es lie received 9th tc,r,v cheers,
and III fine ''iil and handsome sppe,rttice we're
The suNiec' - .dn'r-tion. A. bc tis been - ~
T-Atcdl dc,pe,iei ~ ihe newspapers already. q
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THE WEEKLY sun.
AtrRDAY MCaNlNG. Ucr -, 1904
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and four guns. Late sccounn stnte that General
Price vm marching twards Lexington, nun.
sued By General GoOohorn His force IS est
mattel a, hfseen Thousand non The runor that
General Msvriicr was on his way from Art,nsa,
TO reinforce Price VIII 1890 men. IL not correct
M.gruier's forces vcr,, "a LAD accounts, south o.,
the Arkansas yer, G sly watc, Ell b. Genera
siee'c, who isl been reinforced 10Y u,, purpose
General Il socraas' iri.ngc:nonti are such that 70
more armed rc5c.s like to- enter Missouri from
mat quarter, and thoy Who atc now in &c state
vN ha' efet dHaeulty in getting awfy. TIE
rib ssolf, aui Ea1nN u and ~. Joseph
- roads, he'd u-t zee bccn cn by rnoo.
bat t IS kaown Vat ho Id dctshei Two coiui.u.
FOR ii't f"rt g. Dt,irlc acws my sJ.n b- ex-
rcc,ei, 70. Gtrcr A }. smu'r forces wc-e on
Freddy last rlr d'y ~; ach.n. novneyuc bog two
rYsls D''.ua. R,so'raas wss cdlcuty dts~lu:
sc..dlu around tLc enemy, ant Prices Dec srs-
tau tbas J., cWac !, fcuu4il ia nAs.ufi, may eo
To- .l'g D in p -leaur, .r. d.a,rcrt from what he
expected.
!lc wcstws-I movements Of price, army have
caused on Immense azure m Knnsa, and
iuduc'.l % ioii1 Stat Go inyanon Vi that state
Wa % rcst.n,d Governor Carney, n, the re1ucs,
81 General C1rus iss.eI Is proclamation, calling
OFT The entire 'l.uh iorce T. rcpel ..tAck and re-.
qu.r,' the farm ito hrnV tier teams and f1r,ge
a. .'a. Ia " "a suspended until further
or''ts. .,cral rams resent dem psira,ions.
bo~cvc., would indicate tia. General Pro" would
have athcr VOL, - a.'tni to icidc Icspol'r. the
.uhiht.uts - k.us.s
tby Thgr,phy
-. hoUs, oct. l'.-P-cc'r headquarters Nrc re-
for'"I t. - 1 Lexington G,ucr'l Curtis drove
t'D 'b'- u 90 Iu.e,,n' ono' m sunday, sni ~,
a.'iu'c a. lsst accounts We, IL rnlcs thus side
a iuol was toai'hi or aarjay mo-iin. hc,1ccr
N-i'r Circle and Cap'Nin U'rsco, Of the four.h
Missouri t4valr9, iu shith tho latter wss severely
| ani n" fora"r -l''h,'v wounded TIC ira'r is
universal ,prlcrnoi y arm; om.'r,
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Yr,Hs "4G, act l..-B- .dlori County Z hc.aI.,
q r"ut. Gf'Hr, s.tI", VIOLET, lerlrrrat, ',593
tuiuu mtior.ty, @,Ii7--atu.yi / ~ as compared
" H. 'urtiu'- vote OF i,l'i Ncrrurs ma oriIy IN
me Ilsr - sill BE- tet.eor scpan4 irN.
Ghnlasiph.d, Oc'. ], N ncle.nih District
t.u'-1I County iotic.nJ ln.on inaioAtt, to,
dcWocsaic -n.u - % o- compared VIII Crr.n's
yu's.
Fourteenth u sg,'-Snydcr co'.uty ''tc'sl.
nion wH..rt, IN -. dttnyyrs'c 4.'u q &C..
Tru'h b's'~,.t Lebanon County '.i'ici ~ T9i1..
m'iort.. ii6' In'ln I'Hs, 30.
4.h ustrc'. Fulton County tori ~, Dem
,crut, fugg. ~, 90 i'etusraiio Crm, -
r. .H'ir' zoe. e. W. oHauy. th rui Aigtus
Co"rr,, rtr 10. in.
Hcrir'Irrh. "a. p' T.. - hur" wv, vii
le s"n, brrs. odc,.ll, intl ,rc s.''sr,' VOC Is
c,uutcI.
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RECENT TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.
FROM THE REV. FRED. 3. JEWELL,

FROM THE REV. FRED. T. JEWELL
PRoyhsoR OF THE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALBANY, II. 7.
This hay certify that have been since 1884, subject to vio
lent periodical attacks of caarrh marked by highly nfamed
condition the hung membrane Of the cavities Of the hesd
producing anost distressing species OF headache for days at
time, wholly ncspacitatins from business and during the
paroAyss, codning to the bed In some instances the
Inflammation hs extended to the teeth occascnng tooth
ache 80 the hro producing hoarseness and partial loss Of
voice. ard twice ias effected the e eye as to eonfne
me fo month uAre to darkened room These attacks
have been accompanied by strong ebe symptoms by stop
pages Of the head AID the rt stages by watery discharges
ffom the nose ani subsequently becoming acrd and
yellow and toward t., close OF the attack becoming bloody
and ruruert have Ted medicines OF almost every kind
external applications tn head such camrhor ginger hot
vinegar snufl Of halt dozeH kinds and o,hes catarrhal
preparston together with Internal remedies such aera
tyes, cGhas and emstc These have produced change
in the character Of the dease sud- in most
cases. with little no tempouryreef Ihadcome at lens,h
to believe the disease be practically beyond either or
mo,erli seyiatiou.
Under those circuularccs was l five months ogo
70 make trid Of DR.. LighhiIrs te1ment r method At
once approved .efto my judgment simple philosophical
and likely to be effective Nowi,hsan1ug the dldyantagcs
under which he aborsd IN dealing with disease OF such long
standing aggravated by debility and dyspepi' md
constantly induced BY the accidents Of my professional labor
icuGd tie treatment reaching e dc4 sli Lad never been
reached FORE uud producing rh modification and aegia
ton offs character had supposed npoisr. chronicles
lie 70 alt ,iua:
Although have been situated several Zines - that should
formerly hlyc believed severe attack Of NY oanb newt
able have escaped thus fsr the symptoms Of threatened
attach have been ycy @ and have yielded to the e die.
employed by Dr. Lshh without tho need OF recourse to
tie Old hot r,s,r.aers ecties md the discharges from
tic head have resumed the orna and niura condition
T, haze been sble 70 obtain material relief I. %
cause u gratitude In thlt alone repaid o whatever the
trcstIncn, may havo COS, me.
make his statement unsolicited Of scknowledg.
ng ny OBLIGATIONS 10 Dr.. Lishthrs method Of treating
eaarrh and with view to aid sny who may have suffered
from hs. disease in forming just opinion Of it merits and
il. ROO Die utility in their case.
FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
Albany r. Y, March ii 1864.
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NkihEs AND CAsUALTIES.--J Butler and
mary Jane sherlock aged respectively and years.
were arrested On charge of breaking into the apart
n'ents Of Mary Jane Mullen. No n Roosevelt street
sna stealing wearing apparel TO the amount Of sloO
Inc arger portion of the stolen goods were sold by
'aeu TO Lena Sullivan ard Jane Bowling ia Baxter
saee On searching the place. those articles together
sHh S0in gold coin and 81 OOOi legaltender. num-
Sss spoons dresses &C., were found concealed in The
hando5 an" we're tGAen to Police Headquarters. and
eso,s.. - INC Property Clerk. AL the accused were
S sga,I by Justice Hogan Daniel Bchn, aged
NJ" ~ can was arrested by Detective Elder in The
eIsrass.bogefy Tbcpter ip:c ON Nonday night, on II
'-''t's' sailX ae4.o.Isa flgl iAaH1a'ph1. iqsirs
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT By The TWENTIETH

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT BIZ THE TWENTIETH
WAgD PCBIc ScHOOis.-IacFe are few amateur enter
ta.nents that we have that coud supnss the one
given by the pupils Of Pubic Schools Nos 81 80 and
~ Of tho Twentieth Ward nj the Academy Of Music,
last evening Cor tho benefit Of the Sanitary Fair. Not
the slightest accident occurred to the pleasant
affair The Academy was crow dcd 30 excess nearly
Thousand persons leaving with just bare gnpae Ol inc
stage School Commissioners james j. Hlsile ana MI.
Connolly. Trustees Williams and Van COtb were
present ON the OCCASION besides scyerel other School
Officers and distinguished gentlemen. The principals
Of al the departments Of the ree schools were present
As follows: Ar. Brown, primary; and Martin. grammar
Hiss Gordon. No 81 Miss Hill, Miss Keen and Mr.
Partridge No AZ. Fayor;c pieces from popular operas
were GiscOurSrd by DOdwOrtGs Band during Tue even
ing. The May Pole dance, by 81 glI5 Oh pElmaI!
School No % we're excellent, aad wei! mertcd inc ep
plause which il greeted VITA military Gfiii by
theaoys Of Grammar School 10. y was admirably ex'
ecutCd Gnd would vie with toe eTolutOns 81 any ooGy
of military cadets. Tie Vacant Char was sang
by pupil Of School No. % with deep tender
ness and pathos calling forth loud opTiauee but
the most entertaining. pat 81 the exhibition Ths
nttcT piece was performed by forty nhe young liies
pupils Of Primary Department No. 81 In the costume
Of faircs fresh from fairy LAID initiating all tAcf
priFhty ryels and singing their enhancing songs IN
manner that the fifTiCs themselves Coud moo excel
The young ladies of the school ougt to be able TO
act In their own defense from the spliei way IL which
they used the dumbbes and rings in the casthcIi ex
ercises. Below give tie entire programme:
PART I--Jver,ure, " iai.t; hotJs, Oio!h, Prayer
the Rev Alfred Goodman; Defamation. Barbara FretCh!c
song SOMEBODY wsms lot Pupil Of No 50; Chorus
Soug Of the dawai Vile M9gg.an fcho.; RECREATION ~
boys Of greusr school ho 49, May pole Dance 3! giis q
primary school. No. q; Duet, Sister Ll'es, II Is
the hour" Pupils Of No AZ Drill, Boys OF gram
mar scol No 81: Tab.raux Primary department u No -
Joan OF Arc Scenes Blue Bcsfd Sconss Cd Woman N
Shoe 2 Scenes; Gpsey En1anpucn : scenesi Sculptor
Studio Scenes; Tie Angels W hsper Scene; The I'm
mortal Crown Scenes. Song, The Flower OIL, pspi Of
School No 30; song People val talk Pupil OF School No. ~
Sony The Vacant Chair pupil Of Schoo! no. 4e Cashecs
y 0und ladies' o. school No. ..
PART ll-OvertuIc Miliiam Tel; Chorus CoEtelment :
IJust brother ainr the door PGris % no ~ heeia
,jon Bel Rolsnd PupH Of No 49 CEous Coo .sye the
Union: Qusre.i. Young Ladies' Of sehooi No - solo ~
No a.. dialogue Couubia Past Present Future, fsPls OF
No. 50 Finale, star. spanged Banner
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No. 1874 ArLRy.sr., Nzw.YoaK, Feb. 9, 1862
Harlem, l26th.s etwcen I'd snl jd-ayi.

No 1874 ALLgN.sT., NEw.iogK, Feb o 1853.
Have been completely deaf in car aud partially so in
the other Tor above seventeen years, with oisaseeoe ~
ebarre from both eas combined with continual Tumoln5
nci.e in the head ios which have been treated BY most
eminent practitioner the city without the slightest ree
Iconsltcd d. Won Fi.cubrrr but must canddy ssy TIM.
NO f.ih in NJ. sre,.. when dl so. lis therefore due
to Dr. Won Eiserberg scAuowicde i' am entirely cured
al O. , he displayed thst kin and knowledge which have
procured for lin such Al uniisled reputation As nave nae
,.opportuy ofcomparps bis mode OF treatment win 'at
~, o.bc can tuly stale that h i, not only superior but
the principles which direct his mode o. restoring the heans
are, in my opinion certain. Iofi' IAi --oN'
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EsLsEED

BIgGAM-BIIRNET-O Tuesday evening April 26, atSt.
AIMS Chrch bv thn Rev. Thomas Gallaudclt, d. d., HAIL
Ton P!grrr and amanda c. BurnC only daughter OF jam
J. Burne al OF this city
BIrFPFTT-sNTTI-On Tuesday, April 26. by tho R'v,
Nsf-on NJ Smith, u. D., Of Bridgeport Conn, Edward =
Buffet H. D.. Of Bergen. II. j., aud Csharine L. daushsr
of Wsites u. Sui IA OF Ibis city.
MARSH I-HOUSEWORTH-O Tuesday, April &C. ~
.L..;- Alfred A. Cookman Capt A. ). Marshali, 18th "
= Tols T. Maria L. liodsewofth, all OF ibis city
s.onday April ?' at he CHURCH Of
a. t-c,I,, j., the Rev Wliin Nelson, George Bug
hail Iystt. no. Helen >u,ges daughter OF William Wood
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AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ.
TESTIMONIAL
ZENS OF NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.

DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED
No. 40 6,h-av., NEW YORK, Dec. ., 1861
Twas deaf for several years. and hearing Of the great cures
performed BY Dr. Won Eisenberg was induced to place my
under his care and happy to state that my hear
ing entirely restored after short treatment Twas also
suffering chronic catsrh, of which also cured by
the sku treatment Of Dr. Won Eissnoerg lido but justice
the Doctor By stating that in treating me he displayed shh'
sk and knowledge which have already procured for him such
deserved reputation and that the principles which direct his
system of curing Deafness and Catah such to render
success certain in my opinion Many months have passed
since Dr. Won Eiseubcrg restored my herring and ID continues
os good os ever. U. hofhlNo'
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CHRONIC cATARRH CURED.

NEw.iORE March %, 1869.
Tb. &. TO certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dub heaviness in the head
felt NY nose completely stopped up accompanied BY continual
,oreess of the throat. the chs stealing over NE with coca
ona hot Pushes great tshtnes OF the chest and pain so
much so that every one thought consumption Having
hoard of tho great performed BY Dr. Won Ei'enbers
,op.ued him. With but little hope Of cure. am now happy
10 h, enabled to add my testimonial to the great number al
ready the Doctors possession to bis scientific and sue
mode Of treatment he has shown in my case that
Am aud knowledge which have procured for him great
,ot,ou am so entirely restored 10 perfect health that
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply at once to Dr.
Won Eienbcrs, vic certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No. so Felrth'st
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NEw.YoRE, July 10, 1852.

Til. eertiGes ts my mother has Been iot some uai'
ic.ed with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
bpsno IN the head together with other indications OF
to.r loss Of hearing Dr. Won Ei'enbers removed i'm her
sa quantity Of matter together with eosgaAted blood
relieving her ln-tantaneou'y and all "hou' pam WIN
rtasl thanA. that give this testimony to his ssIL
CARROLL J. POST. No. % SOuths;.