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BOOK BINDERY

TNHE undersigned has established, in cOnnee-
i ton with the Journal of Commerce Office,
at KANSAS City, Missouri,
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ufacture of Blank Books for Counties, Records,
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County Treasurers' Books, and all kinds of
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best of stock and in the highest style Of the art
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We invite the attention of Merchants Bank
ers, Manufacturers, Hotel Keepers, &c, to our ia
cilities for the manufacture of the best kind of
Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, Invoice Books,
Shipping Receipts, Sales Books, Hotel Registers,
Lawyers Dockets, etc., etc., etc.
MAGAZINE BINDING.
Harper's, The Atlantic, Cooley, Peterson, Frank
Leslie, Harper's Weekly, Pictorial History of tho
War; and all other Magazines, bound in Plain or
Fancy Binding, at the lowest figures.
Binding of all kinds and styles-Paper, Sheep.
Calf, Law Style, Morocco, Turkey Morocco, and
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RULING OF ALL KINDS PROMPTLY DONE
n. B.-We employ none but first-class work
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SheriFs Sale.

John W ": h'h'''sF' Sheriff. Sale.
Orlea rs Daggett
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue of an
IN order Of sale issued out of the Fifth Judicial
District Court for Lyon county, and to me direc-
ted, Will,
ON MONDAY, APRIL 25rH, 1864,
at the hour of - o'clock NJ of said day, at the
Courthouse door, in the town of Emporia, county
of Lyon, and State of Kansas, offer for sale, at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, the following described real estate, to-
wit; The northwest quarter of section seventeen
40 in township nineteen (I9), south of range
thirteen. 13), east of the sixth principal meTi-
dian. and containing one hundredand sixty acres
of land, more or less, situated in the county OF
Lyon, State of Kansas, to satisfy judgment in
favor of John McMaster and against Orleans
Daggett.
Given under my hand, at my Office in Empo-
ria this Sd day of March, a. D. 1864.
SAMUEL j. MANTOR,
327-32 $1,000 Sheriff.
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DENTISTRY.

DR.. j. D. Hill, Dentist, will continue his
stay in Emporia until the 2lst of the pres
emit month, and will thankfully receive the
patronage of all who wish his services.
Will insert teeth, from, one to full set, on
the most reasonable terms.
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MORE GooDs.-Ca tterson & Co. received,
on Thursday, from Leavenworth, a supply
of cook stoves, wooden ware, plows, corn
planters, ETC., also some patent clothes
wringers. Every family ought to have one
of these clothes-wringers, as they save
much hard work in washing. They work
we'll
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Mr., Rawson has bought the old meat mar.
ket building, and has moved it to CONNER.
eial street, next door to Procter's building,
where be proposes to start saloon
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DR.. Moore's Office, which stood near
Waskey, Hurst & Co.'s store, took unto
itself wheels. few days ago. aid landed
near Maddox d Thomvs' blacksmith shop,
and is in future to be occupied by John
Maddox as a residence.
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DR.. G. G. Slocum is stopping in town for
few days. He has been in the service OF
Uncle Sam nearly three years as hospital
steward at Fort Scot.
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DR.. Kellogg writes us that he will visit
Emporia on the Goth of May, for the ac-
commodation of those in this vicinity de.
string operations upon the teeth. He will
remain but few days. Those desiring
dental operations performed will make a
note Of this
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS, CHASE COUNTY, s.:
Gustavus Kutter, District Court,
Thomas Stamp and Chase County,
Charles Willemsen Kansas.
FFNHOMAS STAMP, the above named defend
L ant, will take notice that the said plaintiff,
Gustavus Kutter, has commenced an action in
said Court against the said defendant, by fling
his petit IN in said Court, the object of which iS
to obtain q judgment against the said defendant,
Thomas Stamp for the sum Of one hundred and
ten dollars ($1lO 00) together with interest there
on from the 5th day of September, A. D. 1860,
at the rate of twenty per cent per annum claim
ed to be due and owing from the said defendant
Thomas Stamp, to said plaintiff, on a certain
Promlssory note, made, executed and delivered by
the said defendant Thomas Stamp, to this plain
tiff, on the 5th day of September, A D. 1850
whereby he promised to pay to the said pIair,6es
or order one hundred and ten dollars (SI< n no1
in two years from the date thereof with intoro.t
at the rate of twenty (20) per cent -a- a,,r
until paid also fifty dollars LIQUID otaS aar,ac.n
as Attorneys fees for fOreclosur q an5 to-.I1S;.
decree OF foreclosure and SIZE Of the foIldS,;5n
described lands and teneU. ents: Situate. lv;nS
Al Delhs III the county ri Marion-whicli conn
poses-to wit: The east half of The moth 80
quaFVer ana the northwest quarter of the north
east quarter o. Section ten (IOl1 township twenty
Enr ~; Goth of range five 81, east contain
tne salG dsfeDdrnt, Thomas Stamp Is further no.
zee that unless he plead, answer or deTnur Ia
sal d plaintiff s petition or before the 23d dav
Of April, A D. 1884, said petition will be takss
as true and judgment rendered accordingly.
SHANNON d SHANNON
and A. s. HOWARD;
Attorney for Plaintiff
Attest: ]. S. SH1PHAN. Clerk. $3.50 SIs
Dated this Goth day of February A. D. 1864
HARTFORD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
NoTIGE-THE FIRST TERM OF. THE
~ HARTFORD COLLEGIATE INSTI-
TUTE will commence on = -3aIa8
WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 25rH, 1863,
in charge of
Mr.. S. LEWIS as Principal, and
Mrs. HAWKS as Assistant.
A nunnbsn of Students can be aceomnn odated
With board at from 50 to 50 per week, in privats
By order of Board Of Trustees. ~
J. W. STEWART
Agent Hartford Collegiate Institute.
Hartford. Nov. oath. 1863. f6
]. A. MOORE, IA. D., =
PHYSICIAN AND, e.S7RHH0R
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We are scrry to learn that Mr.. A. X
Hawks, of Hartford, is about to return to
his old home in Massachusetts,. He is one
of our best men, and his loss will be felt by
the people of this county.
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EASTERN MAIL TRAIN

EASTERN MAIL TRAIN
Leaves St. Louis at G:I5 4. NJ, daily, except
Sunday, through to Cincinnati without change
of cars, stopping at the principal stations, and
arriving at Cincinnati at 1000 NJ.
NEW YORK EXPRESS TRAIN
Leaves ST. Louis at 4:15 P. n, daily, through
to Cincinnati without change of cars, stopping
only al Lebanon, Collins, Sando7al, Odin. Oh
ney, Vineennes, and crossings of connecting
roads, and arriving at Cincinnati at 5:53 A. II.
A Train leaves at G:3O p. NJ, daily, except
Sunday, stopping at the regular stations; and ar
irving at Chicago at $50 A. NJ and Cairo at 4:IO
A. NJ This train connects closely for all points
in the North, Northwest and South.
Sleeping Cars on all Night Trains
Of the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad and con-
nections. Baggage checked to the principal
cities. Free transfer Of passengers and baggage
from private residences, hotels, steamboats,, and
railroad depots, to the cars Of the Ohio and Mis-
sissippi Railroad.
For through tickets and correct information
apply at Company's Office, directly on the corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, IN der
the Planters House, No. %.
MENDES COHEN,
Vice President and Superintendent W. D
w. J. MCALPINE,
Vice Pr sident and superintendent E D.
E. +. FULLER, General Ticket Agent. [3l6tf
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We learn that Mr.. Brown has sold his
earding machine to Messrs. Spain and
Lumpkins.
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See notice of auction at Hartford, in to-
days paper.
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SPECIAL DIsPATCH TO THE EMPoRIA News
Another RAID ON EMPoRIA There is
bound to be raid on Emporia. There is
mo question about it. Horace Bundrum
Gays so, and it is SO. 1t will undoubtedly
be made by our farmers, and the Fort Glib
son, Pixies Peak and Idaho freighters, and
the very large number of saddles, brides,
harness, whips, and in fact everything kept
by Bundrum, will go off like hot cakes.
de In, ;pks he can stand it, though, and has
a, half,bush. d ready to take in the ''green-
bax." Witbou, Joking, he has the largest
sunnlg Of tb.so .n,;. les on hand now that
he has ever offered to the "uO'e ana 'nen
if you want any repairing dom ne n"S al
the "fxins," and can do it up in short IT
der.
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r "A L r O a D.
Carrying the Great Eastern Through Mail and
Adams's Express.

TNRAINS are now running on the Fast Sche-
L dule, leaving the Ticket Office, corner of
Fourth and Chestnut streets, st. Louis, as fol-
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WANTED IN EMPoRrA.-A few more mt
chanics Of all kinds.
es, which wonld rent readily at good
price.
4 good barber. WHO has wife that would
do washing and ironing, could make money
here.
A Dentist would End this a good Ioca-
ton.
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PAINTING .


nEALER in Cooking, Heating and Parlo;
IL STOVES, Quitting Goods, manufacturers
of Tin, Coppe- and Sheet Iron Ware, at whole
sale, as low as in st. LOUIS. Tin Roofing, Gutter
ing, and all kinds of JObbing to order.
No, 10 Main street. LesVeDworths KIT
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NEW CARRIAGE SHOP
es IN PORtA'
g H BCNDRE NJ

c. II. BCNDRE NJ
WyoULD inform the yitizene of Lyon a9d 9d-
w Joining counties that lie has oPene' 2
Carriage Shop in Emporia, where be is prepare
to make or repair
CARRIAGES, BUGGIES AND WAGONS,
On the shortest notice and in a manner which
chall be satisfactory TO all, and on terms which;
sannot fail to suit the people.
PAINTING.
Particular attention will be paid to painting
Wagons, Carriages, Buggies, etc. He fatters him
self that he can fix up an old ''gohicle" so nice
that the owner will hardly know it.
u Shop on Commercial street. next door to the
Drug Store. 1911 @. ID. BUNDREM.
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The Conservative of the 18th quotes but
ter at rs pts, in LeayepWorth,
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IlHED.


cAsg-On Friday morning. Feb 20, Dr. J. Hsvens Case
eldest Of j. Havens and behiEh Case In year Of
his age.
Tbe relative. and friends OF the family respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from h late resdeuce No "a Hyuz
ton street, this tSaturdsy) morning 81 III o'clock The
mains will be tab to Southod fof interinent
There rensneth therefore, rest Tor the people Of God"
DIKE-on Friday morning Feb. %, sfsr short nnem
Helen ssesrna infant daughter OF Oscar D. and Frances H.
Her funeral win take place from the residence OF her grand
father Bsuman Lowe No. So West Warren street. Brook
Ign, Sunday the 2sh inst, at 2 O'Clock p. m.
gAIRFIELDAt Hudson N. ", Sunday, Feb 81, Laura
B. yile Of w Fairfield aud daughter of tho late Asa aud
Sarah Biitton OF Chesterfield, ~ H.
GREEN-Ai his residence Staten Island on Friday morn
ing FEB. rs Daniel Green, In the CID year Of his
The friends OF the family aud Of bis law l.. w. Fetch
am invited attend his funeral Sunday afternoon
at3ocock from No. 2l3 Broome street in this city.
4ART--On Wednesday evening FEB. "a, Capt Jane. Hart
Superintendent Of the SeaAls Retreat Staten Island aged
The funeral VIII take place on Sunday Path inst u O'Clock
al Sapeon Staten lssnd The friends Of the family the
msbers of the ManUe Society and the Trustees Of the
Seaman, FUND and Retreat respectfully invited 10 at
tend Boats every hour from foot OF hiteh street
sw-Orleans papeu please copy
MORRISON Thursday morning. Feb. Is, Amos T Morris
aged Is years
B. ere respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral Saturday
81 . o'clock from No. 223 West Thirty second street.
AACKOn Friday Feb. 2e, after long and Illness
ay jsnete daughter OF james Mack In the d year Of hsI
The friends family are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral On Sunday tie 23th Inst, at o'clock p % hon
ne esa~nce Of Der father, No 81 Grove street
fsaea-oa Wednesday Feb a. Cornela IT, wife Of Tar
xss relative. and snd. Of the family invited to attend
a,aneisl non her late residence, No 22z mn avenue
aotioa S's's ~
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Nc u. ALLIs-sT.. Nav Yolr, s-b. {, Isr,
WILLIAM LIDpIF
Ha-l,u. I2s,b.Tt, ts,s,en "a and :da7a

Nc I3I ALILS.sr Nav YoEK. F.b. 9, ls.'
Ihs,, been completely desfin "a and rsgaJ &c IN
lie ohsr Or above seventeen yett. with dsai.seie Us
einsts from both .t, combined With continual furnolng
so. IN lie he.d ior shsb have tssn sses:eI b mos:
eminent pste,itloE. IN the city vi.hoa, re .aiea.rsN
oorsa,.d Dr. Ven Ei,snberg but mu, eGnddy say 'hai
Lad 10 faith In h, success when did 10 fh therefore do'
10 Dr. Won E!,erb.rto scknorlsdEs thai sntisy eoIsd
also hat 10 displayed hat ,iu and inOvledss which have
procured for @ seeb ~ un.,,d reputation A have had
an opportunity comparing E' mode Of ii0sim'o with 'hA'
a, o.hs em ruly st.s tai 4, u net eny superior, bG!
the principles which dr.c: hs mode Of restoring 'nS hA
IRE In 10y opinion, es.tSAa JOHN IAlLo"
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RlCE-M Worcester Mass, on WoiHr day evening Peb u
Of scarlet fever in the 6h Of issse Willie ODDS;
Of the Hon. w. w. and the late Cornea Rios, and
grandson Of Augusta. Il. Moen Of Stamford Conn.
STORRS-At Gardiner Ne on Wednesday. Feb - RI,zs
eldest daughter Of tie late Rev Henry L. Stors Of Yonkef
~ Y.
er County, M4Ty Ann Cooh, wife Of Nm. 4. Wcodcook
aged Cj years.
attend ths funeral ion her se residence on Saturday
at clock o. Carriages will he IN waiting on Monday
2sh inst 10 Cae hundred sud twenty ffh street
and Fourth avenue 70 attend the nterment at Trinity
Cemetery.
NEEKs-On Thrrstsy, Feb -, Harriet T. widow Of the
late Robert d. Weeks eud daughter Of the late Bensmin
story.
The friends Of the family invited 20 s..end the funeral
tho Church Of the AmJuciat.ou Fourteenth street At 10
4. Monday, 10th Inst.
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MARINE ID.

DEMARYsT-s Thursday evening, Feb
as 1884, By tho Rev. Alexander H. ThomPson Cornell u
Demsret sts Of Kysck H. Y, to- Amanda r. SPfnssieed
OF this city.
uART PURDY--On ThDrS1.y Feb o. = the residence Of
Hart Anna only ghteI Of Jonathan Purdy, esq AZ o.
this city.
Chicago papers please copy.
LANsN0-PARKE-On Thursday, FEB. %, by the Rev.
bober Pake, a, the resdecGe G. w. Cook Water
loo. n Dir. L. J. Lansing Of St Louis bio. and bliss
Yersie a. Psrse o. Waterloo, n. Y.
EILLS--READE-ln this city on Thursdsy Feb 2s by the
Rev. DR.. Curry, Robert J. Mills to Miss Mary r. Resde
Oldest daughter oil hr. Samuel Rsads esq, ali Of tits city
No cards.
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ssw.YeHr. July 10, les1

NBw.1Shs. July ~ iepS
T1i, e.r.G. TIA. my no,toz las been ioi BONA tine
Afflicted with partial dsA.nss suffering from rsn' and nun
bling noises In sh. head together With ether ineisson' s
total lou Of hearing Dr. Won Esenbery removed iom her
srs., quantity Of matter .essh.I with soasuasa blood
relieving her Enthusiastically and al without pain 'h
rrs.sfa thssis lhli fiv. his testimony to bis sSA
CARROLL J. POST. Ne % seuth ~
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REAptSEw TESTIMONY OF CATAaRE CURED.
have been fsfsrag fer long tine .on severe CasIIA
With oou,iLlA daa,ss In my head tsA;Esa ~
chest, weight ny eye, which EesS. wss'y aid
,eTy Ps.'al ~ nesiL sSa..4asy oS-taets1 ~lih
poarss Cad bad fsIusa; sneer.ns. hoIsoss.. OF oJ
vvo- on.n attended With fnes o. ny C4oa, sTes, 'oTe
l.,, snd continual dGoypus Ia Ven EeahozF L4a cured
Of AL i.- d.lsrveste .ushnss IBay iOisi ssy sha'
si new life TIE Of d. Vos Ei'eHbsss IA AZ
iIfsl 1, Ia aseesih It IA "a 81 opiasa !nT s'sh,a e
tho b.neai h4vs csysd u hs lsaG heartily
recommend any suffering HE mytes 20 psee ssie
.def Dr. Won EssIb.gs caro- with certainty u bsins
speedily cared W. s HUrcnEs
Lightning csIcuia.o',
Bsrs1n's Museum.
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AoApyMY OF MUslo-There was another fine

AcADYMy OF MUSio-There was another fine
house at the Academy last evening-the attraction
being a debutaute, Miss Harris in the character of
lucia. There no courier Of laudoton ali
Che effect produced By her was the sheer force OF her
merits. She very young; Of very 1.-THE frame Her
voice La high soprano. Of very light quality and in.
trnsicay agileso that she gets the rapid details
Generalization 1t a creditabie debut and showed
that she has worked well. and bern dscrceuy taught.
How far time and womanly Development may confer
Che requisite fness and lVudles of tone necessary for
&hc rpost qualities Of lyrical singing, shall
fure TO surnse. but far FIRST appearance is
cerDed. subject to all the drawbacks Of q debuautes
inexperieace and stage fright ii most promising
beginning.
This evening, Saturday, Faust will be performed.
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The
AMERICAN CONFLICT,
A HISTORY OF
THE GREAT Rebellion,

By HORACE GREELEY.
This work IN its character and scope has oompeor
and cannot il 70 BE- the .ahssetory and roey cir
cnlsteG History Of ihe Rebellion AID g. cluscs-
The AMERICAN CONFLICT u sol ony by subscrps!on.
few fst cisss AgrH;s Yet good ter
ntoTy.
Apply 70 J. c. Derby No. 81 Broadway. Now ok for
territory !n Newfora. New-jersey Delaware, MaryIsnd
and Dsc, OF Couruba j. n T,T vileer Nob!g.vi, Ind.
General gent FOR indiana; Levi Bonnry. Adrian. Meh
General COZ Michigan GrOr.e SheTs GOD so Chi
ILL., for territory ia Illinois Wisconsin and ssi.- rad Ter
toIies West or IL Other State AID IeTIl.Oef syIy
10 o. y. Case Co, Easi'ord Conn.
o. u. CASE Co, Hartford, Conn, }p,igf.t.,.
GEO. SHERWOOD \ Co., Chicago. H.. '''''''
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REsroRRn ahTts tSa sas HAIR
RESTORES GRAY OR FADED HiIR
TO ITS NATURAL COZOR-
cLAaK.s DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIH
sureiy cr1dcates Dandruf.
ouARKs SNrtLpp
RESTORATIVE FOR fHE HAIR
Prevents It's iAlLis Of
cLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR THE HAIR
Promotes its natural and healthy sfowth
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR
Csusa the hsf 20 grow bald heads where the roots
entirely dead In such nothing wHi 30 1t
CLAHK's DISTILLED
RES1ORAPINE FOR THE HAIR
Ia luost uI,n liant dressing little one says. like
maAss Ny hAil feel 80 sol, and shiny"
CLARK's DISTILLED
RESTbRATlyE FOA TIE HAIR
Contains no dirty sediment to be siaArn up before
pFsTORsilvE For The HAIR
clear trr,spsrent nd eontans o 10 dye and
has no Jssta tote p'oPostiea
cLARKs MsyILILESDu =,
Is delightfully."- perfUneJ zd dos noS turn rancid In warm
westner.
cLARK.s DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR TIE HAIR
tho only perfect es-ns unj resDso Of coi0s combined
CLARK'S DISTILLED
RESTORATIVE FOR rhE HAIR
No lays toilet Is complete w1tiossh
CLARK's DisTTEEpp
RESTORATIVE FOR ihB HAIR
Ia scientifically prepared coats only 3 pei bottle ana sure
to give satisiaetioA
GIVE m TRIAL.
F'f'' BY druggists sH'yS L n az ad co.. e'u PH3ypo
D. S. BAEEs Co., N. Y. General Agents.
The
GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Mr. KENNEDY, Of Rozbury has discovered IN one Of our
common pasture weed. remedy 'ha cuIes
EVERY KIND OF, HUMOR.
Two bottles are warranted to nursing mouth
One 10 three bottles viii clear the system of biles
Two bottle. warranted to the worst cHnksr In the
stomach
Three bottles warranted the worst kind Of
Gyspoiss
One OF two bottle. are wsrrented to all hume, In the
eyes.
Two bo.lesss warranted to runninsof the esr aud
blo,ches among tine hair.
-Four to s1 bottles warranted corrupt and running
ulcers
One bottle will cure scsy erurAteu' Of the 'tin.
Two or three boes ated the worst kind Of
dngworm.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the most de'
pc rate Of rheumatism.
Three four bottles warranted to cure sslt rbeurn
Five eight bottles viii the wors. kind Of Scrofoa<
One three bottles warranted to the worst case OF
dypepi know by tho experience Of Thousands that has
been caused by oanker in The stomach.
One o. two bottles warranted sick headache.
One to two botlos arc warranted regulate cosye state
Of the bowels.
One to bottle. win eyuAo al arrangement ofthe kid
neys
-Four 10 sir bottles will the worst Of dropsy
~ strictly following the directions la che pamphlet around
oach bottle and judcious application 81 the
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT,
OINTMENT AND HEAL
ING OINTMENT,
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CHRONIC CATARnH CURED
READ.

CHRONIC C1TAHNH tUhfb
READ.
Nxv.YoHE, March %. lSSa
This 10 10 certify, thai Lave suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATApRB with dcn hssvinsn in the h'sa
. my nOss completely stopped up, accompanied BY o"'an
sor.n.s efths thros the chilli stealing over NE with oees
ous hofuies great shtnss Of the ehei, md palm 80
much 90 that every .heug consumption. hns
heard Of 81. es. performed By Dr. Won Ei''noers
consulted him. with but little hope Of caIe AL no" h.PpJ
20 BE- enabled 70 odd my Testimonial to the great nao'
ready IN tho Doctors posron .o bis scientific ana sue
cs,rf mode Of treatment lie has ,bern my esss hs'
,s ard knowledge which have pToez-ea for him 50 srs
rsputato lam entirely restored to perfect hssh tha
90 nosi rip,srsly recommend On sufferer, from ChHoHS
cATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply ct once 70 Dr.
Won Eis4ubsss. With certainly Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, Ne. $50 foorthra
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NneertmInlaents Thi. pn,n na Rrenans 9.

entertainments Sbss Day and Evening
1oT Ioe1toa Q heQfeT and time II commcncfret ldre
Gsehents H. otae, columns Of a..s paper.
ACADEMY or MUSc-!tlian ore -. Faust.
.NIBLo's GARDES--The Dukes Motto.
W ALLACKs iBkATXR-SrtoOi i0r scandal.
WINTER GARDEH-rick et-pf Leave Men.
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BARSUss-Gauts Dwsrl.. Whaf-is.t-hiriams Crime.
Van ASsugGu MEsAo eBIT--I o lection oi Animals.
IiiPPo gATEcS--Eques r.an Performances.
BROADWAY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Performances
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EoP. CHAPEL-Mamnoh StefeoscopucOn
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DEAFNESS AND CRTARRH CURED.
No 40 6thsv., EEw.Toax, Dec ), 1904
Twas deaf for several years, aud hearing Of The g.st
performed BY Dr. Ven Ei,rbeTg was ndlced to place my
self sndsr HI. e-ro md an h,pPy 20 state tsi NJ. hear
us entirely restored ser sho: treatment. was aia'
.us,rns from chronic cs!h CT which was ss eurd b.
tie .al t-essrne. Of Dr. Won Eisenbsre DO oa: justice
the Doctor by stating that in treating ne be Displayed s'
i and knOwlsdss which hsve already procured !I lin 'ssh
deserved reputation .nd ,ha The principles which direct IL
system Of curing Deafness AID Cs;Eh such 70 render
success certain in ny opinion Many oHih' Lave PISSED
since Dr. Won Eeubre restored my hearing, sd confines
as good Il o. HOPkIt'a