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The New York herald., 1864-07-14

fHs ENCOUNTER BETWEEN LIEUrENANr cohMANDm
YRNDEB0RAsr AMI LIEUrErANT rnLo7-wHo Scot
rHH hEBgL orrIcsn, aro.
6tatsmeuts have bssn made which have ~ many 70
suppose shas the Susboss water witch vas captured
vi,hou. struggle We arc informed ~ naval onacss,
who has learned fsos rsbs oncIsl SOURCES, that Lieu
tenant ccmmandsr Psaderast and ~ officers and msA
tsa peodsrvrass and HsatsAsas Fses, Who commanded
the rebel boardiag pavy had hs.d y hasd encou.sr
In whch Capsain PeodsrgrAA received severe cutlass
cut ths.hsAA aud sadSrnG from H. was becoming faint
snd IN tn way 70 b. used ~ whsc AcioS Asssssss Y a.,
eonasdiug omcse ieaS 70 biz rescue, and drawing hs
revolver shos LisSNssant Psot dead. Lieutenant Gem
manAsv fv0devgrass well known among hh brothee
ocsrs 70 - Thought iaaAssnsvs his duties be
coward: ~ make this ssatemaat - oevrect aay
srpousous lmpesaeleaa wheb nsy have bsen erouaAsA
ansog SAess whs did aes know I'm.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

BEN WooDs PzAcz.-Ths Daily Ne,os says
that peace is at hand because the rebels have
invaded the Noxth. We always thought that
this was exactly the kind Of peace Ben Wood
desired.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

A SLIGHT MisrAKE.-The peace men Svx
against the South and, Of course, like pure
patriots, they side with the South. They will
discover their mistake before long.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

A QuRRY.--Whers are the Woods We hope
that they are mot spending their SIMMER vaes-
ton with George sanasn ct the Clifton House,
Niagara Falls.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

rAs Hsw HaspsAirs cspitai a~sssiss.
coscssa. n n .JsN 10, iseA
ne House SsolasA tAs sssrssaa, ~ AsAAx nAlaesv.
= rvsaaa ~ CNalsl 4 Coasord
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

General and BIZ assistants In this work. The
Grand Jury lock the matter over aud decline
to have anything to do with IL The Governor,
not satlsded with leaving II In this position,
where II can be used with double force Against
Mr.. lincoln, who ID now before the people fos
reelection, and where 1t would furnish one se
the strongest moral arguments against Old Abe
that could bs ussS In the canvass, insists that
the District Attorney shall bring 1t before .
magistrate without an indictment Determined
to carry his point against General DIX, hs urges
his arrest and prosecution, and thus brings tho
matter to that position which not only strength
ems Dix and destroys the damaging eject Of
the Interference with the press, ~ against Mr..
Lincoln, but turns the tables against himself and
his party.
Having done this to satisfy the peace party,
to secure their sympathy ct the Chicago Con-
ventton - we'll - to dispose Of General Dix,
hs now adopts another dodge 10 please the war
democracy and make his books balance once
more. Tho rebels make another raid; the gov
erament calls for the assistance Of the militia
Of the States. Governor Seymour comes out on
new platform, with constitutional quibblss
and complaints against the last republican
Legislature for tying his hands and refusing to
make tho necessary appropriation 70 place the
whole militia Of the State on war footing for
an emergency like the present. and thus hopes
to regain the confidence Of the war democracy.
Thus the contest goes on. He keeps his eye
constantly on General Dix, who hs fears will
stand In his way, sithsr In the Presidential race
or as . candidate for Governor, for either Of
which, II 10 reported, Governor Seymour i
ready and anxious to run.
A DREApFuL TAsK.-The NssCs d sti1l trying
70 prove that the pirate Semmes n a. great
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

THE HoPEIEss MCAPAcITY OF THE GovERN-
MENT.-It Is more than two weeks since General
Grant notified the War Department. that con-
siderable body OF troops had been sent away
from tho army on his front and gave it notice
to look out for its weak places. Yet this body
Of troops has made its way into loyal State,
has carried the devastation Of war into three
considerable towns Of Western Maryland, has
captured railroad train between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, and moreover captured
though il was not able to hold-one Of the
large forts in the line Of defences that encircles
Washington city. Though timely notice was
given Of what the government might expect, II
made no arrangements at all to provide that
this advance should do no harm, and the troops
Of Lees army were within Eve miles of the
White House, while the President was yet deep
in his scheme for reelection, and while General
Halleck was probably ponderipg over bis own
greatness Only collection Of the. most hope
less imbeciles could have been guilty of such q
failure to perform their respective duties. Mr..
Lincoln is 50 busy over the arrangement Of
plans for the next election that we ought not
to expect any consideration as to the defence
OF the capital from him. But what is General
Halleck for! Is he not, as the Presidents con-
fdeatial military man-the military part Of the
President-expected to do in such case rs
this what the President ought to have dono ?.
or Is he paid the salary Of major general only
-
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

PEACE PArMor1sM-Ths peace men al claim
to be patriots. Why, then, are they 30 jubilant
just now. when the rebels have invaded tho
N0rth2
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

NEWS FROM THE FRoxr.-Let every sbl
bodied man shoulder musket, 80 to the front
and find out the news for himself
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

WANrED-Another Antietam. A very good
general, named George B. Mcclellan. i par
ticularly requested to apply ct once.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

MAYOR GUNTHER's PArRrorrsx.-Mayor Gun.
ther says that patriotism is synonymous with
self-interest. II that definition be correct
Mayor Gunther 10 q very patriotic man.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

To PoLuICrASs.-This crisis ought to call all
politicians into the field. For il we lose Wash
ington there will be no White House and no
necessity OF Presidential election. Let the
politicians dght, OF their occupation will be
rone n
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

A DREADFUL TAsk-The NesCs b stM trying
to prove that the pirate Semmes Il - great .
hero % John Paul Jones. This must bs weary
ing work for warm weather.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
SHERSAM N.
~~~-~~~~s>~<~~
CROSSING OF TIE CnATrAnss,s ,sCaEE
Tho Rebel Strength ana
Morale. @
THE LOSSES ON BOTH 6IDEN.
u. - -
CROSSING OF TIE CnATrAns.s .scaEE
TIE LOSSES ON BOTH s1DN.
Ne. w. y. q. shaRks' Despatch.
NAsHvnLs, July ls-lo r. =


NAsHvuLs, July ls-loP.M
I'M CROSSING on TEE ouArrAaooo9sa
General shsraaaS dispatches give ell that 4 k,suS
here Of the passage Of The Cha shoochss. suppsss1
that ~ rsss win retreat - Atissta Sss q ~ -
svsd that be viii asssmps - uaks stand a thsa pcns
wa rumorsA hsrs yesterday shas Joe Johnssa has -
70 RiohmoaA. but nothing positively known VIA -
gard - sns matter
0un nu0mH LoosD L10Hb-zM nx1u1' HAAW
OlsSo Gesting tnts the. epsa country so0eh q
Ksasssw Mountain General shsrnaa AN Ss0
rsaping The fruits q thh campaign, and ~
great superiority q eur troops TO the rssss
In . saie open Geld has bees made plainly maaisssA
Hssseofoes ths rebels have had Ill the advantages e -
sons. and shsr loss has perhaps been light oonpssso
with swn, bat since ~ ecs int che valley q ~
chaseahsssAss ths rebs havs lost i've - six thsaaa
lasa, while ws have Lost noas
sau xoaAIs - nm xnR AxxY
An ofnose oe csosrai 1Asnas' sta9. = . privaas
isltss, states shss the nank nsvemsaa - the sty0
resulted y The capture q three tAsassnd prisoess.
besides securing numsrsss dsssrtsu. Great punbs1
ars reported falling 4 ths rebel ranks u eacA rsrs
4 Joe Johnston me Ssrss of the rsssl army acw =
most = bad - when was under osas-sl Bragg, ~
JsAnstsA + lsoksA O - Z repstsisa e The arsas -.
trsatera faos fas greater retxsaasR His rstsoovaa
movement has bsss criticised By hh sneen saA nsss
and dsserts row within cur lines report shs sxseen
ee general classification n the rsbs, army.
I'm sSsa RaMam-PanoGSas
Our correspondent With The Fourth army corps -
rived here tsw days sIpes and reported shs saesrs
rebel ordnance report for July Z. N which docauAsas
The rssss strength slva u ssssyssvsa THOUSAND. -
fantRy and cavalry.
Tns otty now full of rsbA prissasea Captain 0esa.
wia the Provose Aasshal reports ths arrival Of asss
ioursssa hssdrsd Of The three thousand captured sss
u shs Kenaaaw Mountain. and oas hundrs1 and isetv
ous dsssstsss. Many of thsss msa ars x the bsssa
class Of southern soldiers being from South Carolina
Georgia. The majority. however ~ Tsaaessssass -
Keotuckians. II
rHy Rx1R ouNuaAI HAHHY wovNpun.
We have lost only few men in,sktfmishtnx sneaNo
17sh Of Juss there appears 70 have besa Some ogas
the movement over the Chatahoochse river, the o
General George Hanny, formerly II ths Rock oty 0unb
was wounded thsrs.
General Nliroy has been Temporarily relieved u ~
command. General Ro0sseaa h q present commaDeQ
the Department Of the Tennessee.
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. FILI0Us FLYER CURED.

ipkTSNhrTI, OHIO, dpra |, lSa'
SrErsNS 4 Il. SNCyIn 4 o..
Cents. - Lave been, for years, sub
ltrttn oitGcks Ut BiliCas Fever; end some
in G- | Uave Drcr lGit Al. Tor moH,hs, m,
ny sl.t m l. 4 IN q icrt,c s,atc oy the r'sc o.
Ma'ns medicino, Shi"b WINS given to me by
Yy rhy'icran.
| have been usirg Dr.. Mott's Liver Pills
e. -onn tine. | ill that | can nrerk those
't1a'Es in a day Jr 80. and escape entirely
IA" ever Wv dau liter had an attack or
dyspepsia, which distressed her murn -he
OutG not eat scarcely anything withOuGlbc-
coming nauscatcd al her stomach continually.
S~uU time 'incc she got and has beer using
~ hntt's Liver Pills, aud ohc now IL like
auo,hcr beiLg. | nave tJnad also that they
gre the most valuable Pills for Breaking az
iSoAts, Headache, Pains in the Side and Back
4V'Pld not 10 witb"vt them in my family.
THOMAS Z. GGER.
-" Sslo by tho rroprietHra.
A. L. SC0VluL & CO.,
No. 10 West Eighth Street, Cincinnati
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
WILSON'S NEW Sl8 FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE.

Complete, with a valuable invention fer
hcmming, lacking, cording, binding, unsur
pa sPd for cast and grace of movement. This
machine is manufactured without any com.
plicuted machinery, ther' lore ii is not liable
to &c, cut Of repair, which IS always ]unplcas.
any t'g the operator cspceiall, to beginners
1t is made 10 take the plsr CT the high price
machines doing IT'S work equally Ms well and
is perfectly adapted for every description OF
taunjl Is sewing aud manufacturing purposes.
1t has It beautiful movement, mah!ng nearly
4wo tbou-and stitches perminuie, with scaece
" auy nuisc. 1t is giving crtir, satisfirr on
as u perfect Family Sewing Machine 10 all
WHO nave them i'll use. For durability and
eoo %euienco it is 1nequaIled, aud The style
I.ei finish makes II an ornament for tbr rarl u
or Siilng room. On tide receipt Of els we or
any Of Uur an horized a.efi Ia viii se.d ne
MAJ hinc com Iete, Tres OF cypress charg S,
10 auy address and they cE- use IL foa one
week, Snd 4 it dies not prpFe satisfactory,
they can return it to US ia good oricr. free
Of eXp'nse and W. viii refund the money.
Agents wanted
NAIlllR / N!iS0A
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
SMsaparlla

Il cobpopn 4 frlASdy,. dcsisncl 10 ha the n-osi
%, eto6 Ab7nFf@ that csn b. made. Ii 4
q Conam4tLtrd cltfact of Para Ssrsanorill,.
No con hinNi will older substance, Of Ftll
Creator Al legative power as 10 afford m III Q.
oru mt toto tdr he ai.cascs SnrsaIniRle ia
Npntsd 10 S.ite. Il l. believed that such n
rciredy Is rinttd iy these VIC suffer from,
StTnR1ous eollpihidas, and TINT ono which will
re- nnnplldh tftii cure ,n,s. ITorc oe immense
70, dcc &c fhIs ,GIsac!ass of or afflicted fellow.
citizens, HGA completely ia. uLh.ponna v IL
d. Z ila1 Lec'. proven hy experiment tn mmuy
ot ds sNh tIa,e 70 b. found ef tie following
0Nmplpiut1:--
bckagtLL lAa stSnrptAr3 Gn.."LAryr,.
hEurT!cHH ASD n.iurrIyE DisuA 81, U,cEn;,
fiNrtEa, ElarcGEA, TrVSa;. SSlr RHpnd,
Sritp HEAD, SYrulLIs ASD Syppu.irir Az
Frcrlo2', lnrGrRiM. DlsElar. DAopsy, Mr..
RhLdA Oh TIt ~Dsut0CRcux. bta.LtrY, DYy-
rfrSIt y dH ptah~rl0H, E~grsir&LNS, RyiR
or ST. ANrnn>i'SF rHE. uli1A'-l b. ", 10
tIa'' o. co.ipIAhst' ari ms ION IGt.l1Y "
rHE ILocf.
This ~conips.n@ viii " Srlala ~r,rt rro.
T~oter OF h'altl Hh.l rlh II "a tl. .a"'"-, D
tNpel the nu' i'1n,J't with r,'r ia IL!
blood 1t thht ssl'on ., t,' y't,. !irrh:t.a,.
~ eSRul'iHl Of u =. I.!Ay rl.....i. d. ont..,
arc nipp1d il TIC hat. Nli'itli is r.aL rs
the aid OF th.s rHI'tly, ~ ,gc .i,r; w, iru.a
the cnIErtlct If ~! c:rp'ipai ~ ~a,.e.ods
sores, tllra15f vi ch the sy,:rIr will s,r,y, 10
10 Itself of corr options. il nor Il, i,ted to do
ms through the natural ~clianurlS Of the Ealy
ny IN Alternative mrdirnie. Clause uut Tie
v'tattJ 'leol rltI ever yG1 fin it'inDlritiri
b'T stag tlrorSh t.; sk.lin PIN L.. cru,tion,,
or SOry|:. cleanse IL when vol find t. l. Oh
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-12-15
LET. THE AFFLICTED READ

Ani lr"rn that Il Perfect and radical crre Is warranted
,t"u guaranteed u all whn aIe afflicted .S.th weakness,
imiliiy, ltrNn's complaints, melancholy tl,0dghts, dc.
preston Of spirits, distress and anguish Of mind, lt-s of
iarp, loss Of memory, lp-s OT energy aud muscular ,ower,
iahy growth, istiug away, and II want Of S~nhlsnct 10
,tellS'I'"s, tA.ntIng nis' oonVnllro tEenbimgS, iunPo.
HEAR WHAT TIE &EDICSa rREsS sNYs. =
Some ply dicilrs require to he tod the nature Of ygrr
@'7't'c-t the EAGLlSH B0TA NC PHYSICIAN Zoe,
h"i. Ills perfect knowledge Of tlr, human system enable.
aim To dcscrito the diseases vitnoai any information from
ihe patient TO explain itN original cause, anG to guarantee
Is CnrB. Aud, villa is more valuable still, be will hon.slly
ard frankly toll whether you can 10 cured or act All
tis c"ulInGnItatlouJ ard interviews are stricly priyats
aud confidential Ned al Journal.
The o"tani1 Remedies OF DR.. Raphael, the Enrli,t No.
rani' Piiyai'iaN, never failed yet 10 make a nerfrot, ,adi.
co., aItt permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, sFGREf
AND NENEltESL DISEASES, without the use Of Mar
curry without hlnto'ance frun business, and without
ieAt 0i discovery OF exposure. No deadly pbiSons. s,lch
y arsenic, u"G yomica, opium, Or any other po,sona
NJ mercury Jtany deadly miucrala-nnthing Lptnur,Jv
n."Se'abie DCtulical Remedies are Used by this wonderful
Botanic Physician. His Botanic Remedies never vel GtiisJ
TO cure The most ob'tinste and the most dangerous cases
shd To remove all mercury and other impurities from, tina
system wheA all other Remedies had failed. Mode
L.gpdi. "N"A
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEE COSTEMp, T
~" NAt'iAGE. Hear what tn" Baltimor r ,reS
Er,'irlrnl ri ih" t"idiellow. Doonsboro, MarvI said O.
Ihliisihy, the dlst Of May. 1850:
Nun mons curos Of diseases Gauge -nrly irI;s,,.
u"h li'!'ns been performed Ivy the isl. Rotanic INV
s,si''. t'i II my duty, having a kuuwielge Of them. Ia
w. ct" :, ''""'ihB that Id uUlng go | may do u seFy.
ICE !" TOE suffering. One. case In particular-that Of
young n,n" IN this eity-is worthy Of .nOto. lie had
'"'"nir ~" ',tctim Of a habit, the mere all,tsiIn to,wlici
A"lN''iSr, and alter years of suffering and doctor.
ave W. i' lolcs - sOyery. Ho wished to marry,
hs 'b.irly beloved . IN sweet a girl M ever lIsp1sj
q a''rriioh, but ne was fearful, nerVuns. and ,pros-
We Jared Lot wed on account Of tho shattsreo
y sye'en, He sought relief ai the hands of ~
h)h'ctdn' aud, astonishing ~ It NAV seem. nj,
.. anu 'iGor Of youth has returned, and he y
eppS iatLar Of "a pair OF bright boys."
U axe suffering. mn nnttAF Ehaf Nt-f- -.
''n the Botanic Physician confdontially, The,
upon relief. p'- o!Hce Is al No. 60 EASf
BET sycamore St. ~ o. "a way, c~"S'TNNATf
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.FERIFF'S SALE.

Mit6sl Fv,Lt Ea'r prcpe
OWN S"eney deceased, Common r,.as,
ys Ease No. lGos
Catherine N.omas
ct al dfts
BY virtue Of su order c;sa'C tssu+h ty lhs
CorE' n CoDmnu Pleas Of rreble County
and 10 the Sheriff ofsaid Counts directed. I
will p!fSr for sale ~ ruhlic sucti2u s, The
dor of'hr Court hnuse in Eaton r. sa,d
CoDa4Y "a E%ryr-"! Seize ,sv Of Rrt,.,,
y = '.'ifet1 =, ....r. - Ird
"'r.'a T. N'n.t.t:a d, '.s jv..rS.rs ro1l,
STA $50 -" g.! -L., ',a~tr III. l
icstr..ris llc.-$ttN v, IN Lot NJ 3.
lf 'rwt, q v nclpp-er.
tt!htstd - Slo.a.0O "eE ta5f!I b.
J0IiA l. A.Gi.l., ry - Il
81 an IS t,so't GDENt~
GiRo'" & LArrtcN Aa3s g.
sahE 81
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u PiiF.icl.liS WILL Uyl IT, EEI IS Il
k.TE.;f FgG r.. FEEBLE?

tEH .rNsHa T.. . vi = -.
aya.,s.S,I Gown; 70.
r,.s ,n..,,t,:o -.,,,,. -. .,,,
.r,, =, ~, ~. ri, Fl ,,r ,p5s ur ,?!
Ii','n'i linr'ms; ETC., 'he'
'rev .nuirr., h vsy Of ic,eri ,m,lis. Ms
enl,,i i. wri,ilr Ills ru.c IluLNcrrrn L
,tn ,nAn., ". ra..hr. e., "a hhst ttu.r who ara
D.! tirt.a. tif t6N wl rcra'.rt n, Gicncs,N
&. ..a a., thrr cnri.Hi, ft',A,v Of rem use In
.]pnurr,arv d.cs.r. Isua ctn.rou, that IN
~ 1p.,v an, l,I.,. ny,t ,l,fes,in, nl,v,
Nod ,,,,cretcry r. H. ht,trstt Of rCjir;Ji
tf;sueo .mL tie ,l..a ,r.r;:GGrctsrl mrdj
'Ans p. ry.
~ meu'Gio' I""'''I ! rc'FF az, h1ti
il : IA" g ifm'" at cas-" "hd always VIII
~,sf nav to rc..r. w.. e'ym up Sy scTart
gny't IrS w. ~ '''H ,ra," r. Ia J'r IN ,Wo
ssRn'ofns OF runi,'n cd CONSUMPTION, such
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FOR SALE.

A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIANO
IA : octave, by Hayes& Co Vi Rps York
Ihi' Piano is nearly new, tone, sys and
poytrfal, ia altoget~e r Il first class lpstrul
Eert-ap1 wtl be sold . great bargain.
The price Of good Pianos has. gene up in
mensely duliag the past two years. aud in
consequence 0i'tts increased tariff on the
imported materials, is likely to keep up for
some time-This il q rare nance for any
me 70 invest qnickiy dcpreciating ere ii,
backs iuaa article that causot d.prec'ate,
aud o! the purchase o%twhieii hey will never
.sektat,
For further Information. apply at tie
Press Office, Rstos.
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LET TIE AFFLICTED EEk

AID lorrn that Il perfect and r-G.S. CUR VA 80
and gu~ranl-l IN ell Who aIa afflicted VII ElG
iehiliy, nerY0ls csmplaiHts, melancholy u o." -
prasslgn NJ spirii,, tis,.rA sd anguish Of h nj, - Of
nyap, ic-sof memory, lys, u thr > and MA lar 81"
uius growth, w.s...g sway, 0nd : want Of g q s-T' y
a. .s-n,L of 40.
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and desre that his services BE- fully By higher
authority.
The members Of my stan discharged faithfully their
respective duties, tor which they have my warmess
thanks
TIE CAeUALTIEs.
Our losses In these battles were 7tT killed, o29
wounded and 800 missng-tota 6,6l6 The loss 81 the
owing 70 Inc ar Sa M nroteced py his in
trenchments while our men were without cover
Az Knoxville however, his loss many times greater
than making bis entire loss al the two places equal
TO- not exceeding, ours We captured ,l42 prisoners
OF whom 239 were commissioned officers; 40 pieces OF
artillery SO artillery carriages and caissons, ana Iooo
stand OF small arms.
The armies OF the Cumberland and the Tennessee, Tor
their energy and unsurpassed bravery the three Gays
battles OF Chattanooga and the pursuit OF tho enemy
their patient endurance In marching 10 the reef OF
Knoxville and the Army OF the Ohio for its mastery de
fence Of Knoxville and repeated repuses OF Longsreets
assaults upon that place. deserving OF the gratitude
Of their country
have the honor TO be- Colonel respectfully your
obedent servant, u. S. GRANT,
Major General, United states Army.
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE CROTON AQUEDUCr BOARD, APRIL 4,
~ 1864 TO Contractors. Sealed proposals viii be re
cevcd at this office until Friday the 18th day Of April next
at twelve O'Clock when they VIII be publicly opened
for furnishing and cutting about twenty five hundred
25tO) feet Of blue Tagging required for the
OF the houses of the reservoir Plans and
specifications for the be appcaon at this
Office THOMAS STEPHENS Croton
ROBT l.. DARRAGH, iAqlednct
A. w. CRAVEN, } Board.
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

A RTiFICIAL HUMAN EYES-MADE TO ORDER AND
~ inserted by Drs. r. BAUCH and T.. GOUGELMANN
tformely employed by Bossaneau Of Pars, 800 Broad
way, New York.
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HUNDREDS ARE RUINED BEYOND REDEMPTION
III in this life by not calling Dr. HUNTER at nrst he
has thirty confined his attention to diseases OF
which he has cured less than fifty thou
sand His remedies mild and there Is no inter-
ruption to business change OF diet DIR. Hunter is In
constant attendance from In the morning until - night
a his old Once No Division st. New York city, since 1881
Charges moderate and guaranteed Separate rooms
that the patient sees no one put the DOCTOR himself
Red Drops certain when regular treatment
and all other remedies fai cures without oeng Or rsrc
ton In the habits Of the PATENT without tile disgusting
and sckenng of all other remedies IN
than six hours without the dreadful
effects Of and the peculiarly yau
able property OF annhatng the rank and poisonous faint
that the blood sure TO absorb unless his remedy used
This 10 what he claims for It, and what other Will
plish. 1t s dollar VIAL with medical work "Hu
Fray, Nervous. Debility, Early Indscrctonn and
consultation gratis.
MADAME GRINDLE, FEMALE PHYSICIAN. NO. 6
M Amity place three doors from Amiiy street, can be
CONSULTED all diseases OF females Her medicines
safe and certain Convenient for ladies' desire
and medical attendance during confinement.
CHARTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED BY THAT
- guaranteed remedy. DR.. Powers Essence Of Life.
Office 50 Lspenard street, OF cheaper rate than any other
medicine
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THE COMMITTEE ON WHOLESALE GROCERIES or
the Metropolitan Fair thankfully acknowl edge the fol
lowing subscriptions TO the funds OF the fair through
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CLOTIIING.

n Twenty NTH street. Ladies and gentlemen have the
pleasure TO again that have received large
California and the Western markets to pay the
highest prices for ladies' and gentemens Wearing Apparel
than any other dealer The city We 20 for
also Calico, Deaine Muslin. &c. Gentlemens Coats from
IS to so; Pants from 81 to ST. &c Ladies' and gentlemen
don't forget the right number NJ. MARCkS 22l Seventh
avenue near rwenyhth street BY calling address
Ing will be dealt with honestly. orders will be
tended to from BROOKLYN New Jersey, Hoboken &c La
dies punctualy attended TO b. Mrs Marcks.
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A MEXICAN METER COMPANY-ELBCTioN NO
N tiee.-The annual election for FIVE trustees OF the
american Meter Company win Be held a their 9Ies' a0
Tuesday, the 18th day of April 1854 at V O'Clock NJ
r. MERRIFIEl4D. Secretary.
A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOSS HORSE
N shoers will at liz East Twenty third street.
Thursday evening April H. al IA clock All bosses are
requested TO there will be advance made In the
price Of sboeng also the reporters o the daily papers are
Invited 10 attend. THOMAS MURRAY, Chairman.
m. MONTGOMERY, Secretary.
AT A STATED MEETING OF THE NEW YORK
N Skating Club held Cooper Institute Friday April
the foowing elected TO serve for the en-
suing year
Presdent-James Harrison.
Vice Piesdenl-J. N. Bigger.
Recording Secreary-Joseph Thomson
CORRESPONDING Secreiary-A v. s. Anthony.
Treasurer-Andrew y Dungnae.
heteorologist,- Cook.
JOSEPH THOMSON, Secretary.