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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10
The Government Loan
Sc0O.OOO.OOO.


THIS LOAN is AUTHORIZED by Act of Congress a
March sth 1904. which provides for its REDEMPTION In
COIN any period less than than forty
from its date at the pleasure of the Government.
UNTIL rs REDEMPTION. Eve per cent in.ere. Is to b
paid Sc uni. annually IN CON-.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN sre received by the
National Banks In United such currency
other funds as are taken by them on deposit at par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TON adds from three per cent per to Its vais
THE RATE OF INTEREST this loan, although sss
five per cent in COIN much greater in the d
ference between the marke. value Of currency and gold
AsARULE the per specie securities Of all solvent
governments always par above and currency s'v
funded in the National Loan viii be worth its face In gold
beside paying regular and liberal per censsc to the holder
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT of this loan is I've
s4ni-- The Of 'uS'eriP.is"' ~
ported the Treasury Washington up June has bsss
$67,
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL TREAS, BE RECEIVED by the
uRsR or rHg UNITED STATES at Washington, and tho A.
ssrAsr TnkAsuAERs NswYork, Boston aud Phadel9hi
and by the
FIRST NATIONAL BAsx OF NEwYo7K No wars-
SScosp NATIONAL BAsK OF NEw.Yo2g. 23is,. Brdvxy
Fourth NATIONAL BANK Nsw YORK, 2. and 70 Pinsst
FIPIH NATIONAL BANK Of New YORK No. 3J3 5dav.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK NEsYoEk GthaT. Dr'dwsy.
NINTH NATIONAL BAsx OF NEw YORK, No. SJ Broadway.
TssrH NATIONAL BANK OF NRw.loRK. No. $40 Broadway
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK oF EEw-YoRK. NJ. II Duausse-
NATIONAL ExcaAsos DAsA OF hEv.ioRK. lai Orwieh -
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which arc dsposaries Of public money, and ali
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country aouz aruts Of the National De-
posi,ary Bank will furnish further information appsa
ton, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10

President EinCoIn CGrin'iy Notdcd-Ad-
dress of Governor pcEison, Chairman
of the baltimore ConveDtion-Hcply OF
President T.inCoIn - The National
Icupur's Address and the Reply.

speclA De aIOh q Inc y !. ITlbuhr
WARRINGTON. Thursday, June ., le6i.
To-day the committee, appointed by the
National Union Convention to inform'resdent Lincoln
Of bis nomination reached the White House, when they
were invited into The East Room
Gov Dcnison President Of the Convention and Chair
man OF said Committee then addressed the President
C,ll,,,x.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10
PRESIDENT LINcoLs's rTPLY.

Inc tr'IUtnt tilii--
Mr. CHAIRMAN AND GEyTrEvEy or TBE COMMITTEE;
vii neither conceal my qualification nor restrain the
expIc sion Of NY gratitude that the Union people
ard advance the nation have deemed me not unworthy
TO remalnin my present position know no reason 10
doubt that shell accept The nomination rendered and
vt perhaps shng'd not Grche definitely before read
ing and considering what j. called the platform. viii
say now, however, that | approve the declaration IN
favor or 80 amending The Constitution 20 prohibit
Sagcry throughout the notion. When the people In
volt. with the hundred days explicit notice that they
could within those days their allegiance without
the overthrow OF thair Institutions and that they could
IL aiteraard clcctgd "a stand out, such al
amer dment OF the Constitution Is proposed be-
fitting and necessary conclusion 10 tie iinnl sue
cess Of the Union cause. Such alone can meet ana
cover al cgyis. now perceive is inpoi lance ana
embrsoe II. In the Joint names OF Liberty and Union
lei az labor 10 give legal form eud practical encct
At tie conclusion OF the Presidents speech, the Com
nittee offered their personal congratulations.
TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The members Of the National Union League called
upon tie President this afternoon. The Chairman Of
Tie ,cputatiun spoke TO the President rs follows;
ADDAEss OF TIE LEAGUE
Mr.. President: have the pleasure OF introducing
10 Won The representatives Of the Union Leagues OF the
loyal states q congratulate you upon your ronomna'
ion and TO arsure YOU that We win not fail al the polls
highly deserve We feel hoIorcd in doing this; for we
arc assured that We are gliding in rejecting 10 Tie
proud position Of President Of Ae United states one 30
highly worthy OF itOne among not the least 81 MLpse
claims is that be the emancipation OF four millions
Of DolOmeu.
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tAlyertisemeEtl

G.-l663.-B.
UsY UuBBRL's GOLDEN BrrrBas
EnInHr iJTrrns
GOLDEN BrITERS.
GOLDEN BnTRRs.
GOLDEN BITTRRs
GOLDEN DTTIERs
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
Cures Dyspepsia, Weakness and Debility. The
most wholesome and palatable stinulant offered
to the public. For sale everywhere.
GEO. e. HuBDEL & Co.. Proprietors,
Am. Exp. Building No. IS HudSon'st., New-York
ADVERTISEMENT
CEDAR CAMPHOR IS CHEAP, BUT IS DEAD
CFiaAN on MOTHS. Sold by every Druggist. Fac
iured by IIARgls Il CHAPMAN, Boston.
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GOV. DyNiSog's REMARKS.

Mr. PRTslDrNT-1he National Union Convention
which closed its sittiLes at Baltimore yesterday. ap
pointed Committee consisting 81 one from each state
with myself ChalrmeH TO inform y1u Of your unani
nomination b. ,ha' Convention iur election 10 the
Office Of President 81 the United States That Com
mttce have the honor of informing You. is pres
en, On It's hehnlf have also the honor Of presenting
you with copy Of the resolutions platform adopted
by that Convention expressive Of sense and Of the
of the loyal peoTc OF the country which 1t repre-
seut Of the primo and policy thet should character
ize the administration of the Government IN the pres
ent cOndii on Of The country. j need not say 10
You. sir, that Convention in thus unanimously noni-
mating YOU for reelection, but gave uterGnce to the
almost universal voice OF the loyal people Of the conn
thy To douh, Of your triumphant election. would be
little short Of abandoning the hopo OF final suppression
OF The Rebellion AID tie restoration " tie Government
over the usurgent States Neither the Convention nor
those represented by that body entertained any doubt
70 tho final result uudcr your administrations. srs
tanned by that loyal people ard by our uubc Army and
galout navy Neither did tho Convention. do tits
Committee doubt he speedy suppression OF tits most
wicked aud unprovol ed Rebellion. q copy Of the
lutions was hero handed u The President i would
add Mr.. PrSen that II would he the pleasure Of the
Committee 10 commune cate 10 you. within few DAYS.
through one OF il I4Ost accom- i!shed mcbers, Mr.
Curtis Of NeaAoIb by letter. more At length the olf
camstances under which yOa have been placed In nom
nation for the IresidenOy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-10

LOAHE.
Iodine Water,
solution Of pure Iodine in pure cth0af soSsaA
Il acts upon the
HEART,
LIVER, KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and GLANDULAR SYSTEM
TIE geat success which has attended the Of IODINE
WATER enables recommend it. feeling confident hat
with fair trial Il will attest ia excellence Ia the case OF
Scrofuia In all FORMS Consumption Cancer Broncl ski1
Erupons Pimpes the Face, Heart. Liver, aud Aiinsg
Diseases Rheumasn. Neuralra Female Weaknesses Dye
pepsia Debility Syphilis Merclria Disease, &e.
Price & per bottle; half dozen al one time 80
Sold by DrugIts sent by elpIe on receipt OF price,
DR. H. ANDERS L Co..
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 423 broadway. Y. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

SfORFGAGE SALE.-JoHN W. SoMERINDyKE
tSA Auciinnrer will sell Wednesday, July G at tGl
o'clock y West Hona,on street the content of publ
knuse consisiing OF Conuier Chairs fables rrors Pant
sops Ulaoin TGmnlers herr pumps Chandeliers &c AL
ttnelt OF Household Furniture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
CORPORATION NOTICES.

NRoToN AQuEpucT DErARTnBNr-To con
trncto-s-asaed proposals. enclosed In separate en-
welcomes each endorsed with the title ~ the work for which
may offered the of the person presenting the
eame Of its presentation will be received ~
this ofhce until II O'Clock A. NJ Of saturday July Sos
OF in the following streets 70
wit-Fifth avenue. between Seventy ninth and Eighty
ninth streets Morton street. between HUDSON ard WASH
Incton streets; Clinton ssrpct between RvinRton nn De-
lancey streets Grand street. bcswecn Greene and Mercer
seSs; Eighth between Sixecuth and Seventeenth
streets; and Eghty second street, between Third and
Fourth Specifications for tho above works and
banks the bids be obtained application "a the
o""'-e THOMAS srBpHENs, J Croton
ROBERT L. DARRA0u, Aqucduct
w. CRAVEN, Rcard
Jvxx ~, lS6A
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CLOTHING.

At Ms Rowe II. RosENrHAL HAS A GREAT
desire 10 purchase large quantity OF Cast on Wearing
Apparel Furniture, Carpets Jewey. he ~ ealing on or
sdIrcsslnr him aea and gentlemen obtain the utmost
each article Ladies' attended to By MIRA Rcssa
sha Please remember, sndtry 33 Bowsry opposite Great
Lana rect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

A REGULAR MEETING or THE POWER PRESS
n meas Association vii b held the CRYSTAL. In Crane
osrcc the Bowcry, Tnasia evening. July S
P JAS s. MONTGOMERY, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

I. Roma rfDE ASTRoLooIsT, THAT EVERY ONE
- dencnd getting satisfaction FROM Is Madame
WILSON. who tells the obiet OF your visit
should this naturally gifted
lady Il - ight them msfortuncs she
tells all that VIII lrc
lie rnredrous true that they surprise all who
suit her n. B.l am In possosasn OF magic charms for
Sood luck which certain their effect
Madame WILSON tells true that lsiie, get
tia tid though they neei fear for she practices
aohinf hut what onc able TO pa osophcrS lss Allen
street Stanton the bakery. Fee for ladies' and
.enteuicn, - cents.
,oop NEWS -MApAMs ROPE RECENTLY FROM
u the SOUTH he consulted on all the affairs OF life;
uufods the my Of the future by pnlmxry 1T l55
Sixth Avenue Ladies' 81 centsi gentlemen, ~
ssApAu oUBRYoNR. THE WONDERFUL CLAIR
All yoysu, and HsaineMeduro has take, rooms AZ 746
Broadway. OF Aston place, where sho would be
pleased all Of her former PATIENTS and those who
Ar failed IN other modes Of treatment 0acs hours. 10
4. and tll 6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

NEW SKIRT FOR 1864
Anew srd Crest Invention In
HOOP sklRIs. -.
THE DurLEx ELL lgtGye! on DOUBLE STEEL
j. T. h J. @. WEST,
No. ~ Chambers street. New York,
Arc the VI the Patent and exclusive manufacers
w q nn ials
skirts
This invention consists Of Duplex Tor twc) Elliptic secl
Syringe ngenionsiv braided tightly and firmly tseiher
edge 70 edge, making Tho toughest elastic 6sx bic aud
guenee Of liz great elasticity and DeSblenes to place and
fold the Skirt whom In use easily and with the
vcnieucc SILK nissiin n entirely obviates
and sences the only objection % hoop skirts via the
N tho wearer A. well public especially In
crowded assemblies carriages railroad cara. church rews
ing them 10 occvpy small space Jhs entirely
the ilcniv white giving the Skirt the usual fun aud
meroal FORM and s the iehtsst and stylish and
graceful appearance FOR The ssrcs promenade
LADY hav ns Dyed the pleasure, corfor and great
eonvensncs OF wearing the Duplex Rlese Spring skirt
ain rle dsv VIII Atsrward willingly dispense with
tho use OF ihe They the best qualify in every park
and BY far The shes' nest durable comfortable and
economical skrt made. Merchants win 10 supplied ~
ei,v and n rsughoai the different States.
''s'"' ~ DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SPRING sxrars
nAyEyr DUPLEX RLiIPTIc sKrRr,
ana o0"'n'ns EconoWx
and unques.onlby the most desirable article msds
ARNOLD. CONSTABLE a co,
Corner OF Canal and Mercer stresss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

DuPIrx ELLIPTIc SPRING SKIRT.
A. T. STEWART CO.
Broadway and Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

M o. ROBERTS LINE
Tho iine steamship
GOLDEN RULE.
WEDNESDAY. July 81 AT NOON.
from pier 90 North river foot OF Warren s,rnet FOR
appv At the Office 1T West street. corner OF Warren TO
n. GARnINGTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

THE GREAT ORIGINAL MADAME BYRON HAS
i returned from Parts She y the creates, sprtuast
Ter skil tested b. the most eminent
In the world She has that never falling secret TO
beloved idol and bring ogethcr those
separated oncc $40 Fourth avenue above Twenty III I'd
street. Ladies' bOc; gentlemen 81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04

EUoSo CORE,
ID In his CxRBO HYDROGEN ordeal,
THRBE THINKS On FOURTH JULY,
ALL A NJ. ". N. add SF N.
Admission IS aad 81 cents $500
AZ TnR nIrPoTHBArRoS.
A CARD.-TiIE poBsoN BROTHERS uAvIso NO
n ,hcir used Tor various benaes without ther
perms lon would respectfully ask In the FIXTURE 70 be con
suited prev Qua 10 their names beng adv rtised.
H. g. DOBSOS. Is. DOBSON.
GEO u DOB5ON. y. y. DUBSON,
Manuacturcr Teachers OF shspano SOL and 7ts Broad
WAY Ma York
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VINO WOULD roy 90 WHERE FORTUNE ,I Is;7ao

w ITO WUuIp EvT 90 ThNE ~, . ~ ,,,t SHU
phetsss the best OF AL and cannot be exoeed can be
suited personally all Affairs OF no. concern
ing lawsu ourncva absen, friends eve, sourtship
rase health wealth and " ho reclaim drunken and
faithful husbandR Miss N the enly In this
WHO he genuine Roman aud Arabian tahsman for love-
good luck oil business Affairs guarantees for
IRE Deay not TO consult this naturally gifted and beautifal
young lady Lucky Numbers given Highly respsctabis
ty reference. Can be her residence l0 sixth
0vsnua opposite Eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-04
,ro rsposrrIoY-rHE NRyER rAIITNo MApAr

Mo- IHFVtSITIUN.-THb NBvLH FAIbINN NADAH
~ STARR, from Europe, who was born with natural
t the great Bushes. and Medical Clairvoyant She con-
spts you on the past. present. and future brings together
vou correct hkene. q your future husband or absent
ward who her In profession or
skin she tells the OF the person you marry
This hunbag No 32 Fourth avenue, bc,vv Tven.
esthird aud TWENTY fourth streets Name on the door
Gen iemcn not admitted
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sp,cCIAn NOTICES.

A sSiGaIn's FINAL NoTlCt:.-ALL PERSONS HAY
~ ing against Joha Mci,e"ai. merchant of t.i
required 10 prtiace them, properly fed tn
nndera,aac, 20 30 Ms4den lane before the lUt
DAY OF .fuy nrxi. Dated New York June %, 1874
+. GEIKSE l.. SHAM Assignee
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CGPAR 1'nEcSysTP.

ftOPaRrNERsHIP NoTTcE.-Tus FIRM or BENK
& Hutton the death OF Nj. James
gonknFd the 2st day last The business OF the
be continued bv the rurvivug partner under the
c fra Of Bernhard X u tttar.
lew i. 1894 BENJAMIN II. dUTToN.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-03

A TWO story wooden house, No. IS Adams street
~ II finish ed rooms convenient for two families
plenty of good water. For particulars inquire OF
b. J. WILLARD.
Portland, May IL, 1854 mayl&eodtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-03

STRANGE SCENE IN A CHURcH-A MAR
RIAGE FRUsrRATED.-One OF the most sim
gular illustrations oil the well-known aphorism,
I" There's many slip 'twixt the cup and the
lip occurred, we are informed, in Antrim
yesterday. 1t would appear that at an early
hour OF the morning q dashing suite of three
carriages, with the customary hymeneal EN-
beliishments, were furnished by wellknown
local posting establishment to convey an ap-
parently happy bride and bridegroom and a
joyous wedding party TO the historical town
OF Antrim, where the ceremony was arranged
TO take place. The party are said TO have
been In the highest spirits on the way, and ar
irving in Antrim, at once proceeded to the
sacred edifce in which the twain were to be
made one. The officiating clergyman was in
readiness, the bride and bridegroom took
their places, and the pretty bridesmaids, with
q pafdonable futter OF expectation arranged
themselves in their allotted positions and 'all
went merry as q marriage bell'' until the
clergyman in the course OF the service, asked
II any present knew of any just cause or i'm
pediment why the aspirants for natrimony be-
fore him should not be Joined in that holy es-
tate. The query was instantly responded to
by young gentleman in the body of the
church, who prot ested he had Just reason 10
forbid the bans; and, amid excitement which
can be better imagined than described, he re-
quested permission TO put a question to the
bride. This was accorded him, and In a man
ly voice he asked her If she had not. some two
years since, pledged her troth to him. The
fair .fancee hung her head and answered
"Yes" and while her intended husband, In
concert with the entire assemblage, gazed in
utter bewilderment on the scene, the tickle
fair one put climax TO the proceedings BY
adding And will keep my wordp Instant
ly selling her former lover by the arm, she
swept with him In majesty from the church,
and entering one Of the carriages which had
driven the party TO the sacred edifice, drove
offat locomotive speed with her recovered
swain, TO the residence of her mother, leaving
the poor fellow in the church to ruminate
over the Inconsistency of tickle woman, and
doubtless hoping "better luck next time
Northern Wing.
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9zzss REDUCED RATES
IMPORTANT no TRAVELLERS
TO THE
West, North West & South West!

w. ID. Ii Il TIE.
Agent for all the great leading routes to Chiea.
L go, Cincinnati, Cleveland Detroit Milwaukee
Gaiena, Oshkosh, ST. Paul, Lacrosse. Green Bay
quincy. st. Louis, Louisville, Indianapolis Cairo
etc, ETC., and is prepared to furnish THRousH
TICKETS from Portland TO all the principal cities
and towns in the loyal States and Canadas at the
lowest rates of fare and all needfu information
cheerfully granted
Travellers will ind greatly to their advantage to
procure their skets at the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1864-09-03
REMARKABLE cURE or CASE or Dko
ST CURED By MRS. MAgcBRsrRp

This 10 to certify that have been cured Of ths
Dropsy OF fifteen years standing BY Mrs MancA<s.
ter. have been 10 physicians in Boston. New York
and Philadelphia They all told me that thsy eould
do nothing for me, unsss they tapped me. and A..
srred me that BY tapping 1 could live but = short
time. had made up my mind to 20 home and live
as long as could with the disease and then de- On
my way home stayed over night in Portland with
. friend OF mine, and told them what my mind was
regard TO my disease. They finally persuaded me
to 60 and see Mrs. Manchester. She examined ma
and told me my case exactly.
twas 30 much astonished to think that shs tala ,,
correctly that told her that would take her ,,ss,
oines, not having the least faith that they would
me any good. or that should got the re,s.
from any course whatever; finally took tho ,uea,.
cine and went home. In one week from the time 1
commenced taking the medicine, I had over area
gallons Of water pass in seven hours and nv el.
low sufferers may be assured that II great relief
to mo. 1 had not been able TO lie down In bod At
night before this for two years Now can lie dov
with perfect ease. 1 have taken her medicine
eight months, and am rs well as any man could
to DO, and no signs Of dropsy / would advis.
that are sick TO 90 and consult Mrs. MancAe
even If they have been given up 3 other III
actans. II have sent her number OF cases Of oti.s
disesses, and she has cured them also. Go and
for yourselves. had no faith, but now my fatta
cannot be shaksd In her skill In telling and curins
disease. CHARIHss 8. HAKxox.
SARAH 4. HARxon,
MARY A. HARMON.
Bassor. Aasss, AprU2d
Ovsrox HoUxs-From s A. M eilBP
septl7 In q outsl eddy
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MISCELLANY.
REBEL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Milwar

REBEL REINFoRcEMRNTs.-Th Milwau-
kee Sentineps correspondent with Sherman
Is responsible for the following good one
A tacit understanding among our pickets
and the Rebs, who are on the opposite sides
Of the river, has existed for the past three or
four days. Some of our boys swan over day
before yesterday and were very amicably re-
ceived by the Reb, who climbed the apple
trees and shook down fruit TO the Yanks; and
when one OF them expressed wish to take
some back for a stew to exc out his evening
meal of hard tack, a friendly Johnny immed-
distely tore off the leg OF his pants to make
bag of-that the leg was too badly worn TO
hold green apples, did not detract nom the De-
nevolence OF the act. But the armlstice ter
minated this morning; notice was given by
reb yelling out:
"What do you want, Johnnye"
"Csnt talk with you'uns any more''
"How Is that~
"0rders TO dry up"
"Whst for, johnny"
"Oh! Jim Brownlow, with his Tennessee
Yanks, swan over upon our left, last night,
and stormed our rifle pits, naked-capturng
sixty OF our boys and made 'em swim back with
him. we 'uns nave got to keep you 'uns on
your side of the river now"
Yesterday, conversation took place be-
tween a couple of outlying pickets, which
shows that the movements of our troops are
closely watched. In less than tive hours az
ter the crossing Of our troops, reb yelled
out:
I'VE 'uns are going to give you 'uns-now
Tankw
"How are you going TO do 1t, Johnny 2"
"We 'uns have got reinforcements'
"The d. you say What troops are they !"
aThat one armed Yankee, old Howard. with
the 4th, aud Schoneld, with the % corps, are
on our side noww
Coaver.ation ended ia smile you could
have heard farther than q Parrot can shoot
participated In by the skirmishers on both
sides OF the river.
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Oh erokee Cure /!
THE GREAr
INDIAN MEDICINE,


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An unfailing cure for Spermato-rhea, Semina
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Universal Lasstude. Pains in the Back, Dimness OF
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This medicine is simple vegetable extract, and
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II has not failed in single instance. Its curative
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To those who have trined with their constitution
until they think themselves beyond the reach OF
medical aid, we would say, Despair not. the CHER
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and after all quaek doctors have failed.
For full particulars get circular from any Drug
store in the country. write the Propristors who
will mail free to any one desiring the same full
treatise in pamphlet form.
Price. 50 per bottle or three bottles for IS, and
forwarded by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
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SOLE rKofRIEroRs.
febs eod&wiy No. 80 Liberty ST., New York.