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Academy of N nsic.
OPERA OF P1DKLIO.

The benefit Of Mad. Johannscn did not draw
so good a house as the merits Of the lady would
infer The opera passed of as usual. the only point
calling for special note was the appearances oil ne"
bass. singer, Herr Hernmens. This gentleman mas
commanding presence and good, round bass voice
not gifted ID the lower region however but telling wen
in tho medina ana upper range. lie is an addition 70
the company. In character demanding more e1'an@o
bresdth and grace of satemens 'D"' u VIC 0y''Y''
TAILOR he msy shine. He received an encore in his
couple.
On "wednesday Faust win be given for The benefit OF
MoA Frederici; snd on Friday. VIC are assured that
lie DANE Dauoie viii be performed. This latter opera
composed by BoiidieD in Paris. more than 20 years
since was lately played at the Opera Comque OF that
CITY for the one thousandh time; tic soisHHHt being
enforced By the presence of the Imperial Court ihe
nusic ia associated with the tender memory Of many
amateurs Of the time Of the signs and tears OF boyhood
wears and Of the period when no music stack OF
books was deemed complete without the overture TO
La Dane BLANCHE, and Dic voy.s.
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~ c,.hs and ll,Mos, lnaies by .tenrn., Roanoke.
TrnXeIefs' l.Uide.

"a 81 and 100 D. r. Sundsy tfain.. 5:22 p.
To Albany bv Harlem Il. H.. 2di st itlfay. lna- IN.
4:15 D. IA Sunday 40 y H.
To Boston bv New London line, Pirr ~ n. X.
stouington line Pier 10. \. H., and fal River
line Pier B. " r.. daily SUNDAY eAcePied'...... p m
To- Boston hy New Tia, "a llt- II cprir gh-@d
2-.h, aud ,,..av..........8a ~. III p and 2. H.
40 va shore Jne''...i9 and p. M Sunday p
40 pu''o' y ~. .ni 70 a IN and p. m.
10 Islip Fire Island aud other resorts on Long
.eoi of sitb.t r. R.............san No., and p. m.
T. tie West. BY Centrsi Kailiosd Of Ncw-J,Iseyi .
foot Of Coulfsudl s.. snd q. L.. u .and p H.
To Ph.ledelrlt- by New Jersey Ealroud foot of
s5 ID -'',ici,' :. p m.
To philadelphia. by Camden and Amhoy Railroad q, u
Pier ~. y. L.. loot Q! Bnrclly H. p H.
T. Washington by NewJrrscy RR.B aud ~ a NJ
Az y = a. 1 ' 7'............... :. 2. ia.
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Tributes to Archbishop Hughes.
LETTER or THE HON. WV. II. SEWARD, sEcgI
TARY OF STATE.

LETTER OF THB HON. w@. II. sKwAgD sEcgE-
TARY OF STATE.
In reply to an invitation from the Very Rev.
Administrator Of the Diocese, The following teersphic
dispatch vas received from The Secretary o. State;
"WAsHIsGTOS Jan. 3. SCI.
Perv r. VIZ STAIRS 4dlaiHs'raior q tie Di0'cse =
Neu- FORK
"VFrY Rrv. AND DEAR SIR: regret more deeply
than can express that indispensable otcia engage
epts viii deprive Of the sad satisfaction 0i attend
inc Tie Obseqaiss Of the late A-cibislop. and thus
manifesting in the orly way now possible the Ietpec
and affection which have 20 long cherished toward
him as faithful friend Iioas prolae' oyal patriot
a great and q good man. ". II. SEWARD"
LETTER or THE HON. HOBAJID SEYMOUR, Gov
EBSoR oF THE STATE o. SEw-YORK
The following reply was received from the Hon. Ho
ratio Seymour in answer to d similar invitations
STATE or NEW YOEk, EXECUTIyE DEPARTMENT,
AIB.NY Jan. D. 1864.
"VrRY RKv DEAE SJR. ! have received your an.
uounccment OF the dcuth of Archbishop Hughes. and
aure has lust assembled. II Is not possible for me 20
lea, tie Capita Of tie state regret II j. not IN ny
power 10 show. by my attendance my respect Tor Tie
memory Ol O The marked men ~ our country. lie
hf long iaOors o. ihc late Archbishop VAL TEL Tor OA
period upon tie literature the religion. and the chnr
table iDtifutiuus Of our land In Few wear, the CAV
% New York will be adorned by magnificent Cattle
dral the broad foundations or which were lad u1uei
his supervision aud so TOO III The insure VIII The
nterettb Of learning religion I'D charity be buzz upon
the ground works which he has established during his
bong and laborous life The progress OF events and the
rrowih Of country VII not throw Biz memory INTO
the shade nut they will develop ara make more clear
lib influences upon tic social CONDITION Of our people
'Trnlv your. HORaTlO SEYMOUR.
To the Very Rev. Wa. SiArRs, AdmAlslfatoF o. the
~ Nee. .fTL
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HARvEh-On Sunday jar. 10 after .hoi Illness ABB,
c. beloye.' wife Of Thomas Harvey ad youngest ds 81
Of JohuSI pad Anu dale aged % years
The and friends al the T. uiiy re
10 attend her ner from her late residence, ~ ~ Yves
Twenty eigh street, on Tuesday afternoon at o'.ooL
LOOP-Ai Hampstead Long Island rday Jan. Y o' po
ple1y Melinda McKinsry Loop wife q Henry Loop ssed
81 yesrs
MoTT-On Saturday, Jan. .. 81 Hopper Mott.
Lis friends md those Of the family respectfully invited "a
sti-d hi funeral Ills day fuesiay) At o'clock p from
his late rrilence foot 81 West Fifty fourth street Cur
Tars viii o. in whiting at he Rev. Dr. Huttos Chich, on
Wellington Square, until o'clock p M
OGLBYOn Monday mora.lg. Jan H. N tie 18th year oil
her age Fin, relict Of The latr Leonard pgilpl, esq
Funeral Ihu.ldav ism H. st o'clock h. , ~ the tlurc
# tho Holy Apotic.. Ninth ard Twenty eighth
Tie ffieuds o tEg family invited q attend viii
iurtlor nailca.
PTUIIIps-On Saturday evening jan 1866. a. Bergen
Point ~ j.. Willie Aipha. son Of Alpha aud Hinnsh NJ
Phillips, eyed years. months ilut 70 days. a..
The r ard friends NJ the niy invited n attend the
funeral without further notice from the re.idence 81 hs
nihes, Bergen Point, Tuesday, Jan. II, nt = p n.
Boat l.lres Pier 80 Moth River 1t / p. Carriages IN
waiting At the Bergen Poin, Ferry.
RFDFELD-Iu Clinton Conn. Sunday Jan 10. Sarah S..
wife Of ibon hedAtli, aged CT years.
Funeral in Clinton. On wednesday, 18th
WARD-Ou Monday morning jan H. 1854 Of scarlet fever,
Julia Prescott youngest child of Charles h. and Msry NJ
Ward. aged yesr II mouths and ~ days.
IT. relatives and friends OF the family respectfully nvief
10 at;cnd the funeral from No zoe Second avenue,
Wednesday, 18Th inst, at y o'clock p. m.
WUEFfF--On e,doy Nov. - 1853 NJ the storning
of Missionary Ridge Ogden Hoffman Nhcorr' Sergeant.
Major Of the LIST Ohio vols aged ~ yeafso months ana ~
days.
WOOD-On Saturday evening Jan. 3 Mrs.. Huidsh Wood
aged 100 years and months. :,
Tho friends Of the iniy and Of her gnnd children n Js'
cob Valentine. the Rcy. George W. oodrnh and Johh
Trube invited to attend her funeral on In.'ny aver
noon ~ O'Clock rpIn the residrDr, Of VI J. Val utne No.
IFS Fast Twelfth street without lurihcr invitation.
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For time n see er',s.ef 80 1tJ 90 ~" az
" hfplper.
BaoOKIIs ACiDgsI o. NCsiC Montague st. - Court st
RoneO" by Edwin Booth.
WALLAcKs TasATlE, Of Broadway and Thrie'n'h
s,reet-Navsl EnssscInents-Old tuiish ,ient-oitsg
NIsTEH GARDLs, adUay, opposite Bond street, f't o.
Lcayu Man.
OLYaPIo THrATrs, Broadway above H0ueton srs.--
A Pul IN China Sbop-iolsiu cherry.
THEaTrR FBssois Broadway, above Prince srestf leh
Comedy - Vaudeville.
PARsrxs MusSrs Broadas, y-1r,at Fr.uc Giant Gan,
Boy, Two Dwarfs. sc., all hoYrsTicksi-oi Leave
Afternoon srd Evening
VAN AxBrRsHs MLNAsgnIt, Broaiwsy above Spring s'Ie'
Crand Caravan Of Wild Animsis
BROADWAY ArPB,rgyArYE Drosdv sy bTooms street
Equestrian AID Athletic Performances. .
EoPE CHAPEL. broadway, sbo'e Fourth Street.-The Man
moth StereoscopticOn.
DonvoRTs HALL Broadway opposi. Eleventh sireeihls
son sud Thomas Soirrcf.
CooYER isrirrIg, Eighth street corner Of Fourth
The Rev. T.. Ii. Chopins Lecture.
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ANOTHER VETERAN RsGmFSr ON FURIoUGn.

AEOfHRK VETERAN REGIMENT on fURL0UGH.
The C6tb Regiment Nev York State Volunteers one
OF the first tat organized and enlisted for the war,
under To- command Of Col Joseph c. Pinckney NOV
Captain Of Commssary L. s A., arrived in this city
on Srndsv night Oh fnrlougb and in the honorable
pacifv OF Teanlsed veterans. The 6sih left New ork
IN SOvemher la6l go stroag, 81 whom over 100 have
bee los b. action while many Others have died som
wound ur 'lres Ou ~ lt reaaiHder flJJ) l3j have
decided 80 agein 20 tle waT. Lieut. Col Bn' sue
ceeded c'- lIncsney IN me command and at the
wele ami other noble men whose
"LcGy deed. "a daring hgh'
vii eye shire iirhflv IN he history Of national
strrgci. Welded - .her lives upon their cOuntrys
altar Ooi. Orlsalo j.. Morris next succeeded 10 the
cor niauJ of tho ooh. and vas. With the brave Ham
nell Biracl brook, ana other officers, badly wounded
while cha. lug uDon he Rebpls o. Gettysburg. copt
Mcneil If COMPANY ID. wlo died Of typhoid pneumonia
on the 9in Of December last, deserves tribute Of
praise D. OOk F--i IN eTcrs action, and II one OF his
9elios o. Gers remarked passed through every eu.
gagcmc 10 only ~ .s u % mud paddle" As member
OF No. 81 Hos COMPANY, topi Mcneil wac wen known
10 the 'ne o. our 1fy and 40 soldier and cornrade
his mer1ory n warmly cherished By his companions ia
arms. ie officers Az:
Col o. D. No--is, J. '-Co- j. = hanlmel, Majo- Peter
Helaon tat. WIN. F0aer Dodge Qusrtermas,er W. l..
pelneress surgeon ~ J. McDe-uot Asst Surgeon u. Van
Derveei Capt 3. y. Davis csP trickand Lleu.s bona
The returned Veterans viii be- received at O'Clock
today hg ti07lft Regiment Col 1fotOrd and win b.
reviewed u iho Park b. Tie Mayor. March viii then
be takch 10 the Iif Avenue Hotel wheleit expected
they VII hc reviewed b. MnjorGer Burnside
Hg.n0UARTIHs Isl REGIaESr, ". q. ). " Y,l
NV Org Jan O. 1865. !
GESERaL ORDER No. A-gils regiment vii parade on
Tuesda. a a. ia la.igne orn. ~ o.eEc,ats for the
pu poe oi RECEIVING O Resin N y Noluutesfs Col
Borrs. esd Ssh Regiment J.. lt.Lol HUgg The line II
b, ounrf bTOoue ste. -ht or Broadway at clock
mounted the ATfnory q j. o'clock The Companies ard
Mono lss.0lci ssi ld nd VII lepOr to tie AGJna
q ocio. IN liberation Of the services these volun.
teers hs.r pefi0iatl, and IN view Of er unanimous
ealstn ' o c war j. Is i suty proper that they should
receive dial D.on from tire National Guard Of this
city. We c-fsOt confer any s1ilo-s honor upon these
brave Dut we should oonsrte, II possible that ihrif
services appiecated L hoped That ia, regiment will
parade WIKI iu ranks Fine iog nOnait.ndsnce, 80 The
troops VII b. reviewed oy tie Aayor a. u O'Clock.
by order Of Col. BEN. l.. TRAPYOFD,
Commanding list he sin.It, u. Il. D. ~ \.
JOIN K l.ivEHsOkE, AdJ " taHt
EpwAF" hfEKLhSp, Sc. . iniMsjof.
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OYE HUNDRED AND SECOND REc,MEyr-yAy

on HUNDRED AND SECOND RRcIMEyT-VAY
BuRic. LicBl Isl ANTRY-This regiment, which has
earned for itself snch enviable reputation has re-
enlisted snd il expected in me city daily. 1t was
raised and for TIC first year commanded by Col Thomas
r. Van D. y. formerly Paymsster. C eDeral. who was
obliged ~ rcsen IN account Of ~ health II is one Of
The famous White Star Division which led the advance
Lookout where Il lost is Major, Gilbert NJ Elliott
and is brave Lieutenant Colonel. Robert Avery lost
his leg II las made Us reputation on many to rrible
battlefield ald Should receive hitting reception lis
arrival. The commander Is Col. james g. Lane.
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BOLLRs-On Monday. Jan. II William Herbert only child
William T. and Hattie L. boles, aged years. months
and dsys $500
The rsAyes and friend, u the family respectfully invited
To attend the funeral he residence Of h parcn No
lgs iWruy-4rscuth street, "wednesday, the Ilih
ln., O'Clock without further invitation. III.
remains viii b., to Newark, ~ j., for inicrment
ELLIOgT-in Brooklyn Saturday Jan o Margaret wife
Of Isyl. Samuel Elliott.
III. lnd friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 the funeral service from her late csiieuc. No. 2
Par. avenue Second door from Clinton Tuesday
afternoon at O'Clock without further invitation
ffia,'ip lia psp-fs please copy
T5Tr EnLCoKi In the Village Of Tcmpkin,villr, Staten
i.,s-i ewdey Jen 10 soi william isierbsook a.rd
l1 v-a-s M months Of James ard Mary EterbTook
IL. es isniy invited to attend Tie funeral at the
Dr..L PaDTmcd Church TospLlnsgnit, al 1 y. Ia. on
Nsafesl 3. tho lJ,h int.
FAlRCHl D-On sunday Jen TO- nfefs painful and ng-r
ING nre' Erbesl v farcAiA formerly Of Oed'nsbursh,
IL re I,a yeIIo Biz age
Id svr- 40 friends Of the family respectfully invited
70 -r funeral from the Church OF tie Holy Communion,
corner 4 .i4 avenue and snth stftet. Wednesday,
~. lh i a., O'Clock ?. His remains III he taken
10 GFa.u ooa for intermeni
Hf1Rs-On Monday. Jan. H. Georgs Harris, In the 3o
yoLr sd. 80 age.
The re.,rs aud f-uds Invited n attend his funeral
IRON ms laie residence. No. 81 West Fourteenth street
without further notice The remains viii b.. lonk
| era for intsIInent on THURSDAY morning
| HENNFI-suddefly At Cory, Pa, On Thur.day evening
Jan T. 1ss Jonn A. Hcnnei formerly Of this city ased 70
years. -
On the breaking Of the war hs Joined the 9th n
private and performed good service the battle held
receiving his Lieutenant His noble seueres
\ spxtt has oed 10 IL Maker.
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HorEL ARRrvAIs.-General A. J. Jackson,

HoTEL Acknowledgement A. J. Jackson,
II. S. Army Count Moohalofi Russia; Marcus T. Nor.
ton. Troy; George J.. Royce and family Vermont. and
WIN. Sheriff. Colorado. az the Metropolitan Hotel.
Hon A. Van Ncchten. Albany; Col. W. ID. Warren
and Wife. Washington; Col. j. o. Seayer. U. 5. Vol.
LYNN Knapp. Providence, and Capt. John Gallagher
and Wife Philadelphia. are at the Aston House.
Co. w L. Eeuneti. u. s. A. j. Lockwood. Bafalo,
n j. Murphy st. Louis and II. y. Nortoa, Norwich.
ere Of tae III, Nicholas Hotel
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youS J. R.GAs, Sec
1inrshuli's

PINE TREE TAR DROPS.
The NOS. popular Remedy o1taGt
For Asthma, bronchitis. Coughs Colds,
Ticklug OF Soreness OF the Throat.
Are very peas int aud efectua-
Neatly put up IN sliding cases,
Convenient Tor the pocket.
Sold. o. Is and p cents per box
3y dealers in medicines generally,
p-.,arsd ouiy bv TlfOS 7. MARSHALL. rrsnso1, N T.
Ne.,.i ork Agency at HELMBOLDS DRUG AND ChEh"
IL n MAREHOI -. No. 5s Rrosdway
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n. !94 Ar1rs.sT.. Nav. YoRx, FrD. Q, 1853.

n 10 ALLES-5T.. Nav I0Rx' Frb 2 BOB
rhave been completely deafn ear aud partially 80 IL
tie other Tor above seventeen yeas With d-asreeoe as
.isre ffom both combined with continual ruiaD."t
nol.c IN the Lssd fo which have been BY mo''
eminent practitioner IN the city ~iihon. the sAie'i fs'
,o.ted d. Won Fsrubers. but must caadidy say that
m faith l hi, ssoc.s. when did so. .is therefore due
., pr Won E,cubegto sc4now ledge thai an entirely cured
so that he displayed that .ki and knowledge which have
fos hiai such unsaled reputation - have had
an ooporuniiy Of comparing Ia, mode Of Treatment Win '
Of ,h~.. can truly state tl, is moi only superior ou'
the principles which dect bis mode OF restoring the hearing
ale. Il. NY opinion, certain JoiN A~'i'"N-
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Movements OF orenn S'e"'norS'
Bnsiness Notites.
MoRroy's GOLD PENS are now sold at III

MoRroy's GOLD PENS are now sold at the
sam. prices A. before The OF the war; this is
entirely owing 70 the Manufacturers improvements IN ma
cner ~, present large Retail Business aud Ca'hnAdvnnce
Systems fo1 until he commenced advertising Is business as
done on Credit and lfreay uits fhe Trade
The Morton Coli Pens e oaly ones sold a. old prices
a. the makers OF all other gold pens tin Premium on the
God Government, Tax &c. but Morton has in oes'e changed
MS prices. Wholesale OF Retail
Ofthc res Numbers sent b. rai TO al parts Of the world
during the past years not one IN sIhouand hes iaed 20
rsach e.. destination in safety; showng that tie Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by am IN every part Of the world
a, tie same pre-, pos.sse oay excepted
Reader you an hsye enduring Away ready and reliable
Gold Pen erscy aiapei 70 your band and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel fcn' ~
a, the present universal Hshffrssure Pfiee o. e''
.bns you can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper IN pop0f''
.b Tho, sn.n uuop II aud material used than any othe'
Gold Pen in the Word. n you wan, one 'es -" feH
Mi.h,isr than the Sword" IN smother column.
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pIniIs Close =, IN, Posr.Omce.

For Ores. Britain ard the Continent by steamer
Persis, "wednesday, Jan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. g. IN
For United Kingdom frsrce and 1t. Johns, Nj.
by steamer Adfatc, Tuesday, Jan i2.......... . IN.
For Europe. by steamer bohemian, via Portland,
Friday. Jan 1T p. m
For South Psche, aud Central America. by steamer
karih stsr, Wednesday, jan l3",H.,........ IO1 u
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N Ar HI. ID.

COLBY- HATCH-In Silver Greek, H. Sunday, Jan. 4,
s a. the Residences Of tie brde iaihsr by The Rev -
Rest tr Ldward H. Colby 10 Mis, D.ga dAusAe; Of Mr.
lanr.e. Hatch, formerly Of Arcade, n. y.
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NhW-1okAf HfpfiA'f' w.
have been ,uaering Tor years past ffo severe 0A"
with great heagineas owes ny eyei VIVA eyer "'
ra unsauss. and pain Ia my head great difficulty ia Dream
.,d c,rtlpu.l accumulation my nostris which gave
me r,. n,sts for several years have consulted several
piy.eans who pronounced ne to De eousurrph'e' VIM
suffered l,f Sc lon. time indsscrbab.e My system va
entirely Sl.arraused and greatly debiiiaed uo ou, i
veal. bot bad cloud continually before ny eyes ana ny
.- were 20 c'ed that threatened WIN "'o' los '
hearing must say think was guided by Providence To
oue 70 Dr. Won Ei,eubcTg who lot Only cured pe o' ny
CaArrh by removing an astonishing q'a'.y o. uN's
matter from my head. but he restored BE TO peIec
l..,us hsve not enjoyed ior many year' No" ENJOY
"A i,bt,- r.,, and pur,ue nv business viii comfort
,rkuoIedse that Dr. Won fi.enbcrs aid ont soleni'nc
-, for Cs,rrrh deserves tie highest commentator 80
e prp-pe Witch directs his system OF curing Caarfh 10
.sci o. Trndsf slccras certain
JANIS FURLONG. No. 80 lday.
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NEw YoaK, July ~. 1872.

nkN lohAi July ~ Aeo-'
TLi, ces.aes thai my mother has been Tor some tine
afflicted with partial deafness suffering RON pam ana run
bling noises Ia tie head together Win other indications %
total los. Of hearing Dg Won E'euberg removed from her
r-at quantity Of matter together with coas .aei blood.
,ie,ir her and III without paa It with
zr.eil tsilks Tia, give this testimony 70 his skill
CARROLL J. POST No. 20 south o..
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FROM ONE or THE MOST RESPECTABLE cITI-
ZENs OF hEW.YORK.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.
No. 40 6.hsg., NEW YORK, Dec 3 1853.
Ivad FOR several years and hearing Of tine great cure'
performed by Dr. Won Eirberg was induced to place my
.e under hi. csre and happy TO state that my hear
Wa entirely restored short tFestent was
suffering rom chronic caiar Of which wa' also cured by
ls sklfu treatment Of Dr. Won Eisenberg do bat Justice
to the Doctor by stating that in treating me he displayed that
s and knowledge which hsve already procured for him such
derve reputation ana tina; the principles which direct his
system Of curn, Deafness aud Caarh such to render
succeu certain my opinion Many months have passed
since DR. Won Eseub-ss restored hearing and continues
20 good as ever u HoFhAhS'
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Mihtarp Notices.
New.York CCauty Volunteers oommAi'ee'
Ofice, No. 2so BROADWAY.
- ooo va, r-,-,rt,CpG WANTED.

10000 VOLUNTEERS WANifD'
r. The folowss She pccunisTs inducements o'e''1
COUNTY BOUNTY. cash down........'....>''''''...'"
STATE BOUNTY .................''''''''"' IA.
,rNlTEp STATES BOUNTY to rew recf''''''''''
UNITED STATES BOUNTY, siditionAto 'e'''~
soldiers. ....s.''''''''' -
Jv,a...................s... -
a,,cstu. T. b. made persOnay al the oee OF tie c0s
miltee. onvxr u.~o-
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, CoG9trasisf.
ORIsoN BLUNT. Supervisor
rIIJAH .. PURDY. Supervisor.
WILLIAM K STEWART supervisor
WILLIAM NJ TWEED Supervisor.
County cemniisse
oRIsoN BLUNT. CbsIrusS
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.


READ.
NLw-YoKR, Nsych 90 1863.
IN. is 10 certify tina, have suffered from severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dan hssyineaa in the head
felt nay completely Stopped up accompanied 10y con'"n
soreness Of the throat chill. stealing oveT me with occs
lona bot Gushes great tness of the chest aid palm %
much 10 hai every hoaei consumption HAVING
heard of the great performed by br Won Leneers
consul.sa him. with but Little hope Of acme an nov happy
to be euabed to add my testimonial to TIE eseat humber al
ready m tn, possession to his scientific and sue
cr..ul mode If treatment he has SHOWN !" MY case ina
skin knowledge which have procured for h.n so great
reputation entirely restored to perfect health thsti
d. most sinocrely recommend al sufferers from CHhoAs
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply a. onee to Dr
Won Eiseube<g with a certainty II being cured.
FREDERICK WEBER, No 500 Fo1ithit st.
OFFICE,
No. SIG Broadway
~ sTlf.gv kEW-YOHK.
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HOyT's HIAwATHA HAIR ASSOCIATIVE
Warranted 10 restore fooled and LAY Hair and NhsHs' 70
h. original color srpcfor TO dyes md every othri ps
,s,iou Ia t har Ia ., uaars lnd 10 appearance u gvea,
nS,.a OF the dll desc black o. eyes 90 thAi we o.'
..ica observer detect - IN the simplicity o. Ks
phcaou Il being B.-d e.sy any article Oh tAr tpl'l'
ELECTS The bead uui tic Lar II Ars
the and silky Srs-nls ror falling out removes All
Impurities an cisCls cstEco1s lhn bed elects OF
pr.viou, % prsra-stions containing sulphur 'S
Of load, &c
HoTIf NixN-utEA HAIR Gloss.
rn.s led IN keeping ts L-ir IN curl
UOYI xSKRIAL Coz RING CHEAs,
haua.s IN and red orstiul trown or n4AcA
HoYrs RIcxLsioR ioILsT FowpsR. .
impas becsy 20 to compcrion siootin-ss % te sAn'
jo.svH Horr X Co, M, 10 University pace " /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12
WILLIAM LIDDLF,
Harlem. ilGlh.st., be.wss 81 "a sud ID as,.
CATARRu CURED.


NK.YoRK Aug g. 1882
hr7e le.u suffering for the las three years from severe
Cs.h With continual dulns., in my head tish'ness
sasss, a chest. weigh, over my eyei which were weak
water, end very painful Ny no'tri;s wore continually oo
aruotcd with pouring aal have had frequent sueesns
Loor,,aess Of my voice generally attended with spns ofen
With .un-, o. ny throat, together 9Th soreness. and
dropping d. Won E.enberg hs' cared ne Of al she'e da
sreeahe suGrsng,. nov lev lie The treatment o.
d. on Eenbcs Is skLi It IL successful IL Is inpo''
i, 20 overrs.e the beneG. have received a, Bio hands
heartily recommend sny suffering Ike myself 70 place
r,a.e.es under Dr. Won E..enbsrgs with cerAi,
ofbrs .p,s4a, cured give Ibis with gratitude and piea'
M. csno, forbesr sn saying that my voice which was
. and hies when applied 10 Dr. Won Fiaenbs's Is
.r.sr and good indeed fee tbnndasty satisfied
JANIS LITTLE, Ne. 2s5 7ti st., Ne~.fors-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-12

Deafness, impaired Sigh.
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH.
CATARRU OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACTUAN TUBE,
CROSS EYE SLAUGHTERED IN ONE
MINUTE.
and every disease o. the Eye requiring she- medical
orsargicsl aid, a.teudedto
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations on the D
ease. Of the Ear. with hi. Mode Of Treatment"
NO SIG BROADWAY NEAR ELEyEHTu-sr
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE or THE MOST RESPECTABLE cIrI-
ZENs OF NEw.YORK.
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