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Anuscments.

The revival of BuckstOne's "Leap Year at
the Olympic on Monday nght-to be continued all the
WeeA-dcscrycs mention as one Of the most pleasing
events Of the Season Tie east includes nearly oil the
leading in the theatcr and their roles better
suited TO them than any other in which they have had
chance to appear Indeed, 30 admirably are all the
characters represented that the play seems as if
written expressly for Mrs. Woods company. Mrs.
Wood herselfis charmingy al home in The rclicking
part of Miss OLeary; Mrs Sedey Brown plays Mrs..
Grip to the life; Miss Harris Mss Desperate is abco'
lutely colossal; Mr.. Frank Drew Mr. Dimple, con-
sents 10 snbdue himself for once TO the general tone OF
his part; Mr.. j. X. BIOrtimers Fake is the most fin
ished piece of light comedy acting have seen this
season. Mr. j. H. Soddarts Sir Solomon Solvs is OF
those marvellous bits of characeracng for which this
artist is celebrated Captain Monss is eeyery repre-
scented by Mr. G. II. Clarke; aud the minor parts Of
Jostpk SusOa Be'y and Digs have ample justice done
to them by Mr.. C. r. Parsloe jr. Miss Walters. Miss
Stoqueler and Mr. Brucoiani. Add 10 this that the
scenery the costumes and the general stage-appont
ents are all in excellent taste and statement L. IN
effect that Of the best theatrical representations
to be seen in the city. is that Of BuchstoneS Leap
Year" at the Olympic.
The next novelty at this theaer will be Plancbe's
travaganza Of Fortunio" localized by Mr. A. Oakley
Hall under the title Of " Loyaius BrSadicr General
Fortunio and his Seven Gifted Aides ds amp The
Las been called several times to in
dite play and OF last, ii seems, has consented.
The haitues Of WallaokS are reminded that this
evening il set apart for the benefit Of one Of thor favor
lite actresses Mrs John Seton. The play selected for
the occasion is The School for Scandal" The house
will doubtless be crowded.
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FIRE IN PEARL sTREET.-The premises in the
rear OF No 81 Pearl street, occupied as cotton bat
ting and sboddy mandatory by Messrs: CiOit
Prentice we're damaged by FIRE yesterday. The loss
machinery amounts 10 81 600 on Which there is an in
surance Of ssOO in the Peoples Company Loss on
stock $500, no insurance. Tho building Ii damaged
about 500.
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GRAND ENTERTAINMENT BY COLoRED SCHOOL
No Eve are certain that Il would have opened the
eyes of many people Of the Copperhead caste to have
been present the exhibition given last evening by
COlOred School NO. OF the Eighth Ward in aid Of the
Metropolitan Fair. The ability and scholarship Which
shown gave the lie to those who assert that ooorcd
children are not capable Of receiving instruction. The
audience kept waiting half an hour after time by the
non iva OF piano and the entertainment have
gone on without one had not Mr.. Chambers gentle
man doing business opposite the Cooper Institute vol
uItecred the use Of one. The programme was very
large the exercises consisting OF tabeaux Rotations
dialogues singing vocal music. &c. and II was after ii
O'clock before the closing Of the last piece Praise is
due TO Miss Fanny Tompkins and Mr.. Ransom T. W AXE
principals of the male and female departments of the
school for getting up the exhibition. Among the vocal
piece. Aieh deserve mention Was " Tho Vale Of
hy the grammar Department We also note
There s d Sweet Wild Rose" duet by Misses
Reed and jenkins, was sung with excellent TASTE
1.-THE Charge OF the Light Brigade" by Master John
Spelnan and "Alexanders Feast, by Master G. Stur
gs, were well acted and loudly applauded. The Phi
maIy Department was highly complimented upon the
excellent manner in which the little felows sang
America" Among the tableaux OF biblical character
was one representing Eebecca at the vel another
where she meets Isaac and also tabeau Of Esther
before tie King. At the close ~ the exercises Dr.
Dennison presented Miss Elizabeth W. Thompson The
most digen female pupil of the school. with superb
| album the git OF Miss Fanny Iompkns
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lAdvertisemcnt.I
from The Troy Times.J

writer of fiction in these hurying days
mast possess extraordinary powers If no would catch
the popular ear Tho author of the new Novel "CUD-
JOS CAVE" has achieved success of which he has
reason to feel proud He has given US sNovel Of re-
markable force and absorbing interest.
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ASSEMBLY
EYENINn MISSION

The soldiers Voting bill being the special
order new bill gss substituted and the subject was
made Che special order Cor Tuesday morning next.
7 ne Sir AktE presented communication from the
Clerk 0 The NeN-IOrk Common Council, calling atten-
fcn 10 the necessity Of passing an act at an early day
authorize thc corporation 10 raise money by ta1
mod
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Suetial Notice..

l.. L.. 4.
THE REV. J. P. THOMPSON, D. D.,
VIII deliver his lecture on REVOLUTION AGAlNSTFHEE
GOVERNMENT NOT A RIGHT, But A CRIME" before
the UNION LEAGUE OF this city. q. COOPER NsTl'
TIJTF. on WEDNESDAY EVENING, March %, s,so'c.ork.
ri.. Is eensto be hsa al Randolphs Bookstore Broad
way and Any.sree, at the American News Company No.
2l street, a. The door, the evening Of tho lecture
or either Of the Comniee The proceed, OF tho lecture 10
be divided between the NEW ENGLAND SOLDIERS RE-
LIEF ASSOCIATION Col Howe) aud the U. 5. SANTA
Ry FAIR.
SINGING by the ROCKY MOUNTAIN GLEE CLUE
w. Y. ALEXANDER, No. az Pine-sI.
yEFAS ELLIOTT. No. u NoriolkI.
JOHN HOOPER, Times Building
w. MCKINLEY, No 2ll aonroea
SINCLAIR TOUSEY, No. III Nassau-si.
r. l.. DARRAGiI. Croton Water DrpH.mrnt
q. >. STEINBRENNER, No - Bible House, sih'.
j. :. DEWEY. Harlem.
J. 81 HAINES. No. o Wsllt-
n. y. WEYMOUTH, No. ] Broadway.
j. :. WILLARD, No. rs Thrtay.
O. v. DAVIS, No. $40 Frst.ay.
JESSE FONDA, No. Nb Eas. ofs.
A r. MANN, No. 100 Eat ath-st.
r. IT, STILLMAN, No. III BEosdssy.
&C. PARKE, -. a.,
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Business Notices.

G.. SAUYDHRs's METALLIC TABLET RAZOR.
STRoPhe oldes, and approved Strop In hay
ing been before t public for The Last forty years For sale.
wholesale and retail, az the subscriberI
j. =. SAuNpKRs No. Z A-lor IIorae
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SNOW Storm.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, March %. 1864.
A northeast snow storm commenced this
evening al o'clOek and still continues.
PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday, March -, loe4
Snow commenced falling here about III
.1lclock The wentbor has been very cold al day.
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Murderer Uaugcd-Failure 30 form n New
lnnadiau nini.trY.

MONTREAL, Tuesday March ~, 1854.
John Mcchan. the murderer OF Patrick Pearl,
vas hung ~ Quebec this morning.
Ferguson Blair has failed TO form new Ministry as
vet Negotiations are still going on
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fAiyrr.isement.i

MOTIFS IN Your FURs.-Put up you Furs in
Cedar Canphor-Cedar. IN Cedar. IL Cedar Cam.
pbor-dcady at once to Moths Millcrs. and all Bugs
breathing through their skins. All druggists seu IT.
HARRIS 4 CHAPMAN Boston. Manufacturers
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED

CHRONIC CATAKRH CURED
READ.
EEs.YoKK, March 20, 1862
T, 10 TO certify tina, have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH sth dul heAyine's in the head.
ri. ny nose completely stopped up accompanied BY continual
.ot,n, Of the throat tho chs stealing over no with
.ouL no. fu,hes es. shne' Of the chest, and pain,
much 20 that every thoa.hth consumption Having
heard Of the great performed by Dr. Won Esenberz
consulted him. with but Little hope Of am now happy
Ia be enabled to add my testimonial 10 the great number a.
ready 10 the Doctors possession, q" to his scientific and sue
e,,sl mode Of esment he hss shown in my tina.
t and knowledge which have procured for him great
reputation lam entirely restored to perfect health th..
do mos, sincerely recommend oil sufa-ers from CHRONIC
cATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply 9. once to Dr..
Won Ei..ptsu, with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER, No. 500 Forrths.
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The KINGS COUNTY QUor..-Ihe quota OF
volunteers under the recent call is officially stated ut
5J5 Of which 55 spport0ned TO the Id Congress
frirf
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The steamer spread Eagle sunk.

Sr. LOWS, Tuesday, Margin =. IooI.
The steamer Spread Eagle sunk near Mlllers
Landing Oh Ire Missouri Isyer sixty miles above lts
month on Sunda, The steamer was valued at go Wv
l1d insured TO- $1,000. She will probably be raised
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Howe's Premium standard Scales,
ADOPTED As THE STANDARD BY THE L. s. GOV.
EMINENT
Railroad Track Hay Coal, Platform, Counter and Drus5
Scales Of every description and every Scale warranted
send FOX Illa,!rsted Cstalosueto
HOWE K BOWER,
No. 10, Broadway
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The ssnrIem Brcndwuy Railroa6.

Sps-i,l Di,p@ Ga 10 tn. n. Y. Tribune.
AIB,VY, Tuesday March % 1864.
The senate Committee have agreed upon an
si.ese report on The Harlem Broadway Railroad bill
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The Executive Committee Of the GEHmAN M,
PUBLICAN CENTRAL. COMMITTEE viii hold . sposs,al
meeting THIS "wednesday EVENING, a. o'clock At No.
81 FEankin. Business Of import nee ~ 10 Dc usnssteu
HESRY RICHARD, Chairman
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Ro.ton Bank Statement.

BOSTON Tuesday. March p. 1894.
The following is the weekly statement Of the
condition Of the banks Of this city:
.pitsl ~ 01 100 Due 10 other banks SIS 500
Lo,rs and Discounts u g0fOOo Deposits...'. 39VVO
snseis ..... 1865 1O0 Circu,ation. 95s,c00
Oss I'm. other banks. II, psf, zoe.
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A Cure for Hernia or Rupture!

This dangerous comps ut positivny G!isd " ushs
"WHlTE'S PATENT-LEVER TRUSS
and HERNIA LOTION" The Truss u a Mon6sTfni hven
ton and entirely different from AID OTHERS IN s
LIGHT. CLEAN and EAS6-no pressure on the bACh OF
CORD-ncion inward ard upward 1rIe u
same pdnciple SHOULDER BRACES forthosc inclined 70
doop n,,,,,v 4, a.. A.. soa R,o.ax.,
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Tho Use Of BRANDRETIIS VEGETABLE uNl'Eh
SAL PILLS tends the Of oil dseases because time
proved them the natural medicine OF man Ihey remove
only corrupt huaors which pain and BODILY distress Of
every kind thus they purity the blood and disease
See b. BRANDRHTH" 1. on the Government stamp, In
white letter..
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CRIMES AND CAsUALTIES.-frederick Lalor,
lad Of II years was arrested Yesterday charged with
having escaped from the House Of Refuge The priS'
oner is a bad character. and has lately committed
number of burglaries He was recommitted to the
Refuge e. Coroner Wildey yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of Walter Harrow, who died from the
effect of injuries received by falling into the hold OF the
shin John H. Ryerson lying at Pier No. 20 last River
SONG DAYS since The deceased was O native Of ecot-
land aged A. years Gottlieb Lutz, German. resd.
iDy at No 81 Second avenue, was run over and
instantly killed. on Monday in Whitehall street Coro.
ner Kanney held an inquest the BODY yesterday at
tbe First Precinct Station House Michael Mullen.
who was shot some nights since at No 20 Chatham
street died yesterday at the New Hospital mos
Doran his assailant was committed TO the Tombs by
Coroner Ranney BY whom the inquest on the body Was
held . VIM Lewis an old offender. was arrested yes
terday charged with breaking into the store Of Andrew
Cropsey. No 3iJ Canal street the 9th Of January
last ana stealing goods valued at 81; 600 About s2Cc
worth of the stolen goods were found at LEVIN resi-
dcuce No Pitt street. Justice LeSwitb committed
the prisoner without bail.
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Nc IA ALLys.sT., Ngw.YOss, Feb. .. 1906
il.,,b,sp completely deAfin one and partially in
a.. ohe for above seventeen years win d'aseeoe d'
s.gs from both ears, combined with continual runOh.
no. in the head for which have been treated by most
eminent praetontr IN tie city withou; the sge't relief
IoonsaeJ d. Won E'uberg, but must esndidy say that
Lid M n in hi. success when did is therefore due
10 Dr. Won Lspb.gto am 'ntfey cured
.,o that he displayed that nl md knowledge which Rave
procured ,c him such an anry1sd reputation. A have nal
al opportunity ofeomPsrs bis mode Of treatment With that
of others, can truly state thai, 10 only superior bat
III. principles which direct t mode Of restoring the hsin
80. IN INV orlpion. esrtsie JOHN TAYLOR
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EEw.YoKK, July 49, 1867.
Thl, e.r;i6.. ts, my mother ha. been Tor some time
Al. e,.d with ps1 deafness suffering from pain, ard rum
bp,no.. in tho head together with other indications Of a
g, hes.in. Dr. Won Ei,enbsrE removed from her
greet quantity Of matter, together with eoagassd blood
relieving her n.tsn,sneousy, snds ~hOu. pain hiswi.h
,u,.,l! ,h.r4s that Civ. this testimony to his skil
CARROLD J. POST, No 70 SOuihi-
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q, T.-1SO.-X

q. T.-lS6O-X.
Pe,sons or seientay habits troubled with weaSnss saa
tude palpaon Of the heart lack OF appetite distress Aer
eating torpid liver constipation kc. deserve ~ suffer they
viii not Try the celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERS,
which ere recommended by the highest medical anthor
warranted produce immediate beneficial effect
They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pure and must
supercede oil other oncs where healthy gentle stuulAai 10
required Observation-Disclosures
They create healthy appetite.
They antidots to change Of water and diet.
They effects of dss patton and late hours.
They strengthen the system and eniyen the mind.
They prevent masmsiic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity OF the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They Diarrh.a. and Cholera Norbus
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the lsngd brilliant and are
exhausted nature They opposed OF the
celebrated Csays bark. wnteryrecn, sssafras roots pnd
herbs all preserved in perfectly pure St Croix For
particulars circulars and testimonials around each bottle
Beware Of mpostos Examine every bottle. See that u
has private T. 5. Stamp unmuasd the cork, with
plantation scene and signature fine steel plate side
label See thst bottle not reled With spurious aud
dee: rious stnf Any pretending to sell Plantation
Bters BY the gallon in bulk is inposor ANY person
initiating this bottle. selling any other material therein,
whether called Plantation Bters not, Is criminal under
The r. s. Law and will be prosecuted by We already
have several parties reDg bottles. &C.. who
will succeed Ia getting themselves into close quarters The
demand for brakes Pan:iion Bers from ladies' cergymen,
merchants &c. is incredible. The simple trial Of bottle
are cold By all respectable druggists grocer physicia
hoios saloons, steamboats, and county stores
p II. DRAKE CO,
No. 202 Broadway, n. Y
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Metropolitan Pnir.-n Consequence N unavoidable
and unexpected enlrgrmen Of the plans Of the Manen Of
the METROPOLITAN FAIR. its opening Is POSTPONED
until MONDAY, April g.
GEO. GRI5w OLD GRAY, JULIA X. FISH.
China Cent emen Eve Com. President Ladies' Free Com.
RICHARD 0RAsr WHITE, ELnABEra w. SHERWOOD.
Sec Gentemsns Exec Com. Secretary Ladies Exec Com.
For the SsIdiers.-Ths NEW YORK SANITARY AID
SOCIETY OF COLORED CITIZENS was Organized on the
l6th inst w. M. STEWART. President No. 70 fth-ay
HENRY HARDY Treas, No. 8 East Hhst
LEVIN HANDY, Secy. No. is Fast 2ldst
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IO1TS.
iodine Water,
solution Of pure Iodine in pure water '0its0sf 'o'erf
u acLs upon the
LIVER, KIDNEYS
DIGESTIVE ORGANS and GLAhDt LAR SYSTEM
The great which has atended the use OF IODINE
WATER enables to recommend IT, feeling confident that
with fair trial 1t will attes, m excellence In the cure OF
scroua In oil form, Consumption Cancer bronchii. Skin
Eruptions Pimpes tho Face Heart Liver and Kidney
Diseases Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Female Weasneses Dye
p~p.ia Debility. syphilis Mercural Disease, &c
Pics 4 per bottle, half dozen ~ ono time, %
Sod By Druggists s-ut by express receipt OF price
UI, ii. ANDEBS Co.,
Physician. snd Chemists,
NJ. ~ Vt0adwsy, H. Y,
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Ink. Ink. Ink: fink.
CARTERS COMBINED
WRITING AND COPYING

Equally good for copying or Bookkeeping
WARRANTED
To Cow a. freely any writing fluid
To i've a perfect and instan,aneOus copy,
Not 70 thickcn or mold
For sale by
J. z. DINSM0RE, No. 49I Broadway.
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The Peruvian Syrup.
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP

sappes the Blood with IT. Vital Principle,
I.is Element, IRON
infasng strength and yigor into all parts Of the systen
For DYSPEPSIA. DEBILITY, and FINALE NEAk.
Il is specific. Pamphlets free. z
Depot No. AL Broadway. J.P. DlNsAOKE.
toI sale by al Druggists.
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Alihtarp Aolices.
Ninth Army Corps.

Ninth Army Corps.
SPECIAL MITES voted n the different Reyiments q
tb. famous and popular Corps snd HAND-MONEi 70 tho
Brokers' continue be paid BY the Agent Of the Committee
at No. 800 BROADWAY
RECRUITS and BROKERS again notified thai
LARGER INDUCEMENTS ARE OFFERED for this
Corp, than for any other Corps recruiting the Sta
The Corps includes AMERICAN sud GERMAN Regnsen,S
CAVALRY and LIGHT ARTILLERY
As but few men wanted to fiji up this Corps tbs
Committee /, ready to entertain SPECIAL PROPOSITIONS
for bodies Of men.
The conngen, lof this Corp, from I'll he other States
ueary hlls1
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MAR RE ID.


R.YMOND-GARDSER--At the residence q the brides
ath-t llo sfd r. Raymond 20 AIMS n. d4uglc. Of ID. r.
Gardner, esp, al Of Brooklyn. No cards.
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IENS OF NEW-YOKk-
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.

No. 4l0 6th.sy., NZw.YoRx, Dec. J, 1861
Tor several years and hearing Of the great cures
performed by Dr. Won ELonbers induced place my
SELF under Iii, care and hsppy state that my hea
ing entirely restored sr short treatment. Twas also
suffering from chronic casrh Of which also cured BY
the sk treatment Of pr. Won Ki.enbers do but justice
to Ia, Doctor by stain: that in treating lie displayed thai
d,.erysd reputation and that the principles which dhec. hi,
system Of curing Dc,es and Cssh such to render
success certain in my opinion. Many months have passed
since d. Won Eieuber restored my hearing and it continues
IS good meye q. HOPKINS.
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Gray Hair Restored
BADNESS PREVENTED.
GRAY HAIR RESTORED
IT IL Nor Dye.
"LoypoS HAIR Colon RRsToRER AND DRxssIsG
"LoypoN HAIR Colon REsToKHR Asp DRESSING
"iospos HAIR COLOR RgsToKER AND DREssIsG.'
TIE only known Restor.r Of Color aud -
PERFECT HAIR DRESSING COMBINED.
Price 50 cents. bottles ~ so. ,
The only attesed article that will absolutely restore the
Hair 20 ts color and beauty causing 70 where
/, has fallen Oh or become thin Sold by HEGEAAN Co..
Nos. 20J 399. SILL and 1JS Broadway, ~ Y.
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Hupsor N. r., March I. 1874
We RssnertfnIlx Unxite Atfeufion 70 and consider

Hupsou N. r., March 1. 1874
We Respectfully Invite Auep,ion to and con; nys
PEPsik HsARrBuRs. DEBILITY and PROSTRATIoN:
The Proprietor, proud 10 acknowledge the unpaSeA
sncoes which has attended the sale OF their valuable
ton known In nearly every portion OF the ciused ~'"s
a. the
GOLDEN BITTERS."
We rsk nothing when them atoiuoh p,rorotfo.
for they Of the few articles of the present day WHOA
person Or porsoas Who viii cal upon Us. thai tho cesSrsz
GOLDEN BITTERS' grnuirr bona de hy9enfe sra-
article be tested before condennn. decision Of their mes
its by any one who has tried hem worth million oil puf
chased bogus testimonials.
FOR CREATING A HEALTHY APPETITE
they invaluable, and unequaed TONIC. Thsy
mild IN their sstion aud operate by giving rgoy ans
strength to the sy'teunot by any change they produce
the solids but through the medium Of the living principle
THEY ARE PURELY VEGETABLE.
being composed Of Gentisn Root, Calsmus. sn.sa saA
many other remedial agents Of the Vegetable world all pro-
served IN Jamaica RuIn.
AS A BEVERAGE,
They are the most Dhesome inr9oyong and aim
n,nt ever oaered to the public And he s Of their bsDs
y of bitter unpleasant taste. 20 bters geneaiy
offered for SALE We especially them LADIES'
and particularly 20 those suffering from
DEBILITY, WEAKNESS AND PRO STRATiOM.
Half win. glass Of these Bters three four tnes
day will produce remarkable healthy chenss in personS
greatly debilitaied.
The GOLDEN BITTERs" have been tried add not founS
wanting They put mp quart bottles and for sale by
Druggists Grocers &c throughout tbs world Eoch bo<to
bears fac sinle Of the signature Of III BBEL 90;
GEO. G. HUBBEL 4 Co. Sole Propriefors-
Central Depot American Express Building New York.
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A MsetIns OF the IRON-EOu NDERS ASSOCIATION
Of and vicinity viii be held In the Jono. House
Nos. 7J4 and III broadway, on WEDNESDAY EVENING,
NJ rrh q, at ~ o'clock q. X. BILLEk"bLL, secy'
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READ NEW TESTIMONY or cATARRH CURED.
IhAse been suffering for long ue from Cs.,gh
with continual dtlIness In my h.sd tiin,s scros. my
ehs yht ny eyes, which weak, waieTy, and
very painful My no.tsis cOui,uily obfrsced with
pouring fluid hsd iequen, sneel.ns, hoanepe's of my
voice often attended with ne. Of my throat; srea,
n,. and continual dropping DR.. Won Eisenberg has cured
Of all these dsagr,esbe sa6cnng may indeed, 'sy hs
feel new lie The treatment OF Dr. Won Esenbers is a.
skful as Is successful It Is, IN ny opinion impossible to
oyeras he benefit have received At his hands heartily
recommend any suffering Ike my eH to place temeves