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, 1864-12-15

Of the Western Union Telegraph Company in
this city. Mr. J. F. WallacI, for many years
the popular manager Of The Office, has been
appointed Division Superintendent; c. c.
Whitney, Esq, Chief Ope.ater, succeeds Mr.
Wnllack as General MANAGER. and Mr. r. c.
Duncan, formerly Of Pittsburs, Penn, takes
1he position Of Chief Operator. Fitting ap-
.poin!ments all Of them.
The United States Telegraph Company ore
fitting up an Office in this city, md expect to
have their line open for business soon.
The one year regiments recently recruited
in this State, the 140;h, 141st and 143d, and
which went to the font but u short time ago,
nrc coopcd up in Murficesboro under Rosseau
and MIioy. The forwarding Of men to the
field continues unabated. About 100 recruits
60 forward tonight for the 2Stll q. s. co1ored
nounci1g Shcrnan's~ victory near Savannah.
made every body feel good, and the euspi-
cious fact that it was only special to the N.
+. lfor3d, did not seem to mar the general
rejoicing.
Governor Morton has received a petition
signed by the loyal citizens OF Madison, Ind :,
asking for one hundred stand of arms and
accoutrcmenta- They propose to raise d COM
pany OF volunteers Il they Gun be obtained,
1or the purpose Of cleaning ont q guerilla
band which iDfests the border, and t1res into
passing STEAMBOATS,. The veterans Of tho
47th lndiann, Col. Slack, arrived to-day from
Memphis to be mustered out OF service.
The Union Tigwam, by permission Of the
County Commissioners, Inns been converted
into Temple Of Thespis, and during the
winter dramatic performances will be given
by the Amateur Dramatic Company, for the
benefit Of soldiers families. 80
, 1864-12-15
NI)ilnap Qribune.


She. man at lust. The old flag energies
from tit mystery TINT has ehroudcd his cx-
r<diticn. For q month il has been sweepiug
through the very heart ofthe inner circle Of
the rebellion, region whence tho Light oft
li1lds and stars has been 10: three years CT
eluded. The latest direct Intelligence from
Shcr1nau's army, the fist since he SWING
loose from Atlanta, Il month ugo, is that civ.
On elsewhere, brought to General Fos-
ter by d scout from Gen. Howard's corps,
which he left on the 9th inst. friday last)
1scasing Savannah. The army is in splendid
ct.rditioE and well supplied. The indirect
:dviccs s:ill later, are ly way Of loyal resi-
dent Of Richmond, given in Washington
special to tho New York NoSld, and are Of
Saturday, the 1otL. They are conGrmatofy
ii thv FIR. Ma,ncd, in respect to the coznuau-
nication with Gen. Foster made the day pre-
,icrs. Ii we may credit the second
Dispatch, Gcne:-1 Sherman. at once
:,>gan Ill. battle before Savannah, md
lie account is given with mnch detail, and
closes at such janctrsc Of the struggle Us to
'easc tie subsequent aayices to he awaited
with tie :;:Eocst cagcrness.
While We nre confident tha: Sherman has
tlae ability to pu: the finishing stroke to his
.,oo, ,,o,.,,,,a,,+ ,. ac,. ~ ,-o;, ,,;.,.,r.
rrorhcsyirs the victory, Which, if he wins,
places the rebel cansc on the const, at his feet.
The country vail be stirred with deep H.
diuuatior at the issue of the St, Albaus raid
br.rjn- lu.Cor7 the Canadian ant4orit;es and
,y;,, 1;nd I'm ,rd.r ofc Con ~a,a +ba e+i,r7,n
-oso,rt;c,s ~ eona+,r c1,o,a,ar a. o<ne7
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, 1864-12-15

NEw YORK, Wednesday, Deg 14.-The
sttamer Eagle, from Havana 10Th, has ar'
Tizcd. she brings Vera CRUZ dates aes, Of The ID:
1rcciyca s et = With hig1, honors. Il was rnmored
ll1at Juarcz had abdicated IN favor o1 Manuel
Raiz Sonora was daily expected 10 aeeaa1s a {
for the Empire. The Emperor nas Snt;aa Hsea ~
foreign importation 10 cease. Private I'd
Ticcg slate that Mazatlan has been evae
mated By tue Juarists and occupied " LII
7tuwriullsts.
, 1864-12-15

Nsy YonK, Wednesday, Dec 14--Gold has
becn 81 ronger during the morning under the
inauguration Of the market by tue bnlls. US
lie izice ePencd e 2y nnd es eteaaaS aa
Of f. cash gold were put on thu market, aad the
nrice lclt to 2341I.
, 1864-12-15
GETTING RID OF TIE D0-k3TElSG
MILITARY EEk,
Tr1po1tant end Significant
Order by Gen. Dix
PROCEEDINGS III THE SENATE E--
MR. CHANDLER'S aESO-
IUTIOKS.
Gar Rev Fork Midnight Dispatch--
Tone Of the New TQrk Press
The Military Situation. :.


The Peep Of Dny-7Kts Scouts Have
Reached the COnk1-Hf~h1y 17uport-
ami from E4tlto1. Head -Oflictal Dis.
pakclsek-A Battle Heportcd near Sa-
V-Ht3rnT&
, 1864-12-15
EpOSTSC RIP
4:30 O'CLOCK, 1. II.
FROJl NEW YOKM,

Our Midnight DispatcL--The st. Az
bune Rntdcfs-Tone of the New York
PreAa-Nesy York IteIns-HIilltary
, 1864-12-15
Men anhertiSemeut5..

MorriEen's Block, Ist. Madison and Monroe-sts.
HIS the largest stock Of Holiday Books aud
Photographic albums oSer offered for sale In
this city, at prices which defy competition.
They have Just received the largest stoek Of
elegant Photograph Albums, splendid Family
Bibles, Pocket Bibles and Prayer Books,
British and American Poets, in elegant bind
ings, Portfolios, a1l styles, all the new Publiea~
tions, and the largest stock Of Ja7enIEs Books
ever offered for sale In this city,
, 1864-12-15

4 PPLES.-The undersigned
rentIemen OF Chicago that he has now In sto,e and
tae tke best selection o6 Mnttr 1sf E;ns Ap21es
sres o11as 'n tor eitizens wishing
e seeuFe euoies sapp tor re iatsI nsa1ays
-befcfe purct asng e'sewherr. Remember, my Apples
are etsrs1 tecd Each barrel waxFAnted M TO contain
hold only from ten to eleven pecks You are respect
iuly Invited to call and the t1Gth Of
irom 10 10 til ii a1t sold. at 80 Washlngtqn ssEeet
'tte15b3Ja1t dEU IT, LIE Ft1s
, 1864-12-15
FINE RESlDEACE PROPERTY,

Lot sox1le With tw ffaz,e houscS s3uthwcst
ner Of WABASH AVENUE and JACKSON STREET,
The Plymouth Church Socletf having purchased
another oturon which 10 hut'd, the above property
wiil be sold at rri sonnbc price. together each
hopse and lot fer1rAtesy Apply At the Loan Agency
"1 Teis.hs,5 il BAIRD & BRADLEY.
, 1864-12-15

TT For Additional News by Tc1e-
ErnNIs, kec Fourth Page
, 1864-12-15

ITO LIQUOR DEALERS.-Re-
Liquors. VINE ami Cider Vinegar With these recipes
full st Of ARTICLES VII BE- sent Necessity tos saa,
F4CIUs1EFLY at Wholesale. Address ~ r. Bog
i.H. Decatur. Ill. 6G1t tb3t01t
, 1864-12-15

4 FIRST. CLASS STORE
IA wanted On or before The middle Of March Ap-
ply Immediately to
TOMLINSON BROTHERS,
de1Sb-2tpet is Lake strect, fun stefrs.)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

Since 6r.t publicly Acknowledged the great benefits which
received from the skifu treatment Of DE- Lsi. IN regard
20 nv hearing letter. Of Inquiry have necessarily poured upon
me from all part. Of the country, from parties desiring to learn
the particulars Of my CASE and am indeed surprised at Ae
number Of individuals who affected similar to the manner
IN which have been sud therefore feel and more
,ed duty which owe to these sufferers TO direct them to
,op. aud reliable source obtain the benefit they 50 much
covet and which 70 many afflicted have hitherto sought
in vain us. as had done previous applying 10 Dr. LigH'
hill
had from infancy one very dca ear, which always d"
CHARGED more or offensive matter and we The source OF
the greatest annoyance discomfort to Las! year the
other ear 20 became diseased aud both discharged aye
low matter very prof.e aud highly offensive My hearing
became very much impaired, aud the diacns" produced the
creates. debility Of body and depression Of sprt' applied
to my family hyscian and other practitioners without der"
Inc uy benefit and almost despaired Of being restored to
health when providentialy applied TO Dr. LshIhi Under
his treatment my begnto improve At once and continued
N do 40 until in comparatively short time, both ears were
healed the discharge removed and my hearing restofed AZ
first feared tho cure would not be pem'ner or nat INV
Of discharge Of long standing might prove de'f
mental to my general health which ind great many
sntean in regard the removal of discharge from the eur
Nv experience however has proved concusVey th my ~
pehensons entirely sroundess In both respects o oo
ears are as well and my hearing good at present. as @
len off treatment and the stoppage Of discharge n'ssn Oh
proving detrimental my health has given the highest ea'
city and yigor to my body and how Of spirits no' e1Pei
enced for long time previous
wish that the above might serve general answer " w
but should one the other desire 10 apply 10 e
personally by letter. viii cheerfay satisfy foa'0H' "
mand. upon my time
avail myself of this opportunity Of again publicly
ing my deeply felt gratitude to Dr. Lighhil whom e''
as gentleman and Of science, in whom the mehe' '
6dence may be placed. 'oht' "O
References to parties Of 10 hshe's ro'peo'Oi'
IN tho city who have been cured Of Deafness oa''f'"
may be had on application.
OFFICE No. 81 ST. MARKsPLAcE'
(sth-s.., beswesu ~ aud ID aV-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
Harlem, ll6,h. etwcen I'd and ,i,'r

No. lJi ALLEs-sI., Ew-YoRK, Feb. 0, 1853
Ibsx.been completely deafin one ear aud partially in
tho other above seventeen years. with dsasfee0s dis
e.ts,,ron both ears. combined with continual runibins
pole ia the bead for which have been treated by most
einsp, practitioner in the city without the slightest relief
eon,ued Dr. Won E,snberg, but must canddy say tha,
IA, M faith IA Nj. success, when did 80 lis therefore due
to Dr. Won Esenbcgto acknowledge ih am entirely cured
also thn, be displayed that skill and knowledge which have
procured for him sueh an unhylei repl,1n As have had
an opportunity oeompans his mode Of treatment with TIA!
~ ob,r, can Truly state that l. only superior but
ths principles which direct his mode oil restoring the nearing
sre, in NJ OPINION certain JUN iAiLoh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
GROVER q BAKERS HIGHEST PREMIUM
ELASTIC STITCH SEWING. MACHINES.
Sacsr0ous No. sy5 Broadway.
mAERIED.

Brooklyn. Thursday, May II,
the residence OF tho brides father, by the Rev. A. ;.
Hunt Nj Henry Curtis of Bridgeport. ConD to Miss 10.
scplline second dau ghter Of Mr.. Gilbert Potter.
DU NHAM-YAN PELT-On Tuesday, May 10, at St. Psul's
Church Eastchescr by the Rev William s. Cofey, David
H. Durham Josie .Ysn Pe daughter of Alexander ii.
Van Pet all of Eastchester.
brooklyn. f. D.. on Wednesday, May
H. BY the Rev John lnskp Henry Kelsey TO Kate Bur
ton. dau shter OF tho late William Price Of this city
EYMOUR-TALLMADGE- Thursday, May IL, by the
Rev George n Iloughon ID. d., Edward W. Seymour Of
Lichhed Conn to Mary Floyd, daughter Of Frederick A.
Telmadge Of tins city.
TRACY-DDDGE-On "wednesday, May II. by the Rev.
Thomas Dewitt d. D. AZ the Reformed Dutch Church cor
nrr Of Filth avenue and Twenty ninth street, Milton e.
Tracy Of Sing sing 20 M. Elizabeth r. Dodge, daughter oil
AleA 4. Dodse. esl 81 New oTk lty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
RECENT TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.

FROM THE REV FRED. 5. JEWELL.
PROFESSOR THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALBAsr, N. T.
This may certify that been since 1874, subject to VIC
lent periodical attacks Of ca,arh marked by highly nfamed
condition of the Inning membrane of the cavities Of the head
producing distressing species of headache for days
time wholly incapaca,ns from business and during the
paroxysms combining the bed In instances the
inflammation has extended to the teeth occasionng tooth
ache the throat producing hoarenes. and partial loss Of
voice. and twice It affected the le eye to confne
me for a month darkencd Thsse attack.
have been accompanied by strong brle symptoms by stop
pages head and in the r.t stages by wuery discharges
from the nose and subsequently becoming scrid and
yellow and toward the close OF the attack becoming bloody
and purnen, have tried medicines OF ,mo every kind
external apple to the hesi such camphor ginger hot
vinegar .uua. Of haf dozen kinds. and other catarrhal
preparations together with internal remedies such alters,
yes cathrtcs snd enetlo These have produced change
n the occurrence or character OF disease. and in most
cases. with little or temporary relief Ladoome g, length
to believe the disease be practically beyond either
material allcvia,on.
Under these circumsancrs was led Eve months sgo
once approved itself my judgment simple phiooPhies
and likely 70 be effective Notwithstanding the dsaivsnisses
under which he lsbored ia dealing with disease Of such lons
Standing srssvsed by nervous debility aud dy.Pep,a and
constantly induced by the accidents Of my poisona labor
found the treatment reaching the disease had never been
reached before aud producing such modification and seva
ton Of it. character had supposed aPo'be ehioaieie
the result thus:
Although have been situated several times % that should
formerly have believed severe attack Of ny ca,suh newt
able have escaped thus far symptoms Of threatened
attack have been very light and have yielded to he remedies
employed by Dr. Lighth without the need Of fccoune 70
tue od hot Lamentations ecc md the discharges from
the head have resumed the Original aud natural condition
That have been able 10 ob,sin material relief IL 70 me
cause Of gratitude alone repaid for whsisver the
treatment may have cost nae.
make this statement unsolicited means Of scknoeds
ing my obligations TO Dr. Lighhls method q treating
eaarrh and with view to aid any who may have suffered
from that disease in forming just opinion Of it, merits and
il. probable utility in their
FREDERICK 5 JEWELL
Albany n. Y. Msreh u 1894
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE or THE MOST RESPECTABLE CITi
ZENS OF NEW-YORI
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURED.

No. 40 hlv., NEW YORK, Dec J. 1853.
Iwss deaf or several ye,. and hearing Of he great
prrfounodby DR. Won Eisenbcrg was Induced to place my
sci. under bis care and happy ,tse tina, hear
Ing entirely restored after short treatment; Twas also
suffering from chronic csiarh Of which also cured by
tho sku treatment Of DR. Won Eisebers do bu, justice
to tho Doctor by stating that in treating he displayed that
deserved reuaon and that the principles which direct his
system Of curing Deaaes, and Catah such render
success certain In my opinion MaHy month. have passed
.noe Dr. Won Eenbcrs restored my hearing and continues
a. good "a U HOPKINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
CHRONIC cATARRH CURED.
READ.

EEw.YoRk. March 20, 1863.
Thi. 10 to certify that have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with duh hesviness in the head
felt my nose completely stopped up accompanied BY continual
soreness Of the throat the chs stealing over lac with oeca
,ions hot Pushes great shnes Of the chest and pain
much so that every thought consumption. Having
heard Of the ea, performed by Dr. Won Eisenbers
consulted him, with but little hope OF am happy
TO be enabled to add my testimonial 10 the great number a.
In the Doctors possession to his scientific aud sue
ces,ul mode Of treatment no has shown in my that
s and knowledge which have procured or him great
reputation am entirely restored to perfect health that
do most sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
cATARRH and SORE THROAT to apply at once to Dr.
Won El,enberg with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No. 500 FOufthss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
Esw.YoRx. July 10, 1862.

rtN'lokh jury ~ iv'N'
Til. eer,ae, Tia, my mother has been for 'om' time
uie,ed with palts deafness, suffering from pain and rum
bling noise. in the head together with other indications Of
Of hearing Dr. Won Eisenberg removed from her
ear, Ereo, quantity OF matter together with eoasnaed blood
relieving her nst,nlaneouy and all ~ithoc palm lsii with
grateful thank. that give this testimony to his skill
CARROLL j. POST no. % South ct.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
MoRroS's GOLD PENS are now sold at thi

MoRr0S's GOLD PENS are now sold at the
ane price. as before the commencement Of the war this i'
entirely owing to the Manufacturers improvements in ma
aery his rrescntsrge Retail Business end
systems for until he commenced advertising h business was
done on Credit aud strictly sO,h tse Trade
Tie Morton Gcl Pens the only sold at old prices
~ the makers of all other gold pens charge the Premium tho
Gold Government Tax Morton has In NO changed
his prices Wholesale or Retail
fthe great numbers sent by mail to all parts Of the world
during the past few years not one in sthoussnd mas JAILED e
reach destination in saey showing that the Morton Ooa
Pen eau be obtained by any in every part o. the wo'
a. the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready and reliable
Gold Pen exactly adapted your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
at the present almost universe. HghPreure Pnce oil every
thing YOU can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
TO the labor spent upon and material used than any o'he
Gold Pen in the World II you want one, see the Zen
HiQhtier than the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

READ KEW TESTIMONY OF CATARRH CURED.
have been suffering Tor long time from Ca'afh
with continual dulncn IN my head, ,ishness my
chest weight my eyes, whioh weak waiery, and
very painful My no.d constantly ob'irlcied with
pouring lsl. had re4usn. sneelas holr'eae'' VI ny
ness and continual dropping Dr. Won Esnbe, has cured
me Of Al these dsrecablo ,uerngs may indeed say tai
feel new lie. The teamen. Of DE-. Won Eiscnbeis Is As
,k a. Il successful 1t H. in my opinion impossible to
o,er.,, the beueh; have received At hi, hands Iy
recommend any SOLDERING like myself to place
under Won Elsenbcrgs care with certainty Of being
speedily euTeL '" q HUTcHIhS.
Lightning Calculator.
Blrnum. Museum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
TEE INDEPENDENT.

The Editor Of tis journal ser thorough ana ssfsctory
of his 10000 readers the following estimates Of It's merits
We have ourselves used this Coffee and have hesitation
in commenting 1t to our readers agreeable heah and
EVERY WAY RELIABLE ARrIoLx"
This standard Cooe prepared from the bs. old Java and
has no connection with Of the sduteon, drifting about
the market.
For sails by 6rst-class grocers
CHAs II. LYON, Sole Agent
No. 43 Courtlsndt st., N. Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
THE GOLDEN BITTERs

THE GOLDEN BIrTERs
Are composed of the choicest medicinal barks and pre-
served in pure old Jamaica RUM and so high is their
,oputaton among tina Faculty that they are almost uni
sersay prescribed in all requiring tOncs or stim
Glants
To Dyspeptics the GOLDEN BrrrrRs are invaluable,
As they create good appetite dispe languor
&C.. and make the unhappy patient feel fall of life and
animation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

If the Baby is CUTTING TEETH, use that old
.nd well.tried remedy. Mrs. WNsLows SOOTHING STRIP
which greatly facilitates the process and is to regulate
he bowels relieves ae child from pain correc' scdi'y
and wind collie and by giving the infant quiet, natural sleep
gives rest the mother. Offices No 40 Deyst N " and
No. 2O5 High Holborn, london, England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14
The
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.

The,e Bonds issued the Act Of Congress Of March
1861 which provides all Bonds issued under this Ac<
SHALL BE REDEEMED IN COIN. at the pleasure Of
the Government any period not less than ten more ias
forty from their date and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT INTEREST WILL BE PAID IN COIN. %
Bonds Of hundred dollars annually and on Ill
other Bonds semi annually. The interest payable
fret days Of March aud September in each year A. thess
Bonds by Act Of Congress. are
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION
their value increased from three per PED
snnum according the rate OF evies In various pars
the country.
At the presen. rate Of premium on gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
in currency and are ofeqA convenience permaasa.
temporary investment.
II believed thu, securities offer iaducemsn,t
lenders tie various descriptions OF U. s. Bonds Ia al
other form. of indebtedness the faith ability Of prvs.s
parties stock companies separate communities only
pledged for payment while for the debts Of the United S,ass
the whole property the country holden to the
ment Of both principal aud interest in coin
These Bond, may be subscribed lr in from SO upse
igande the same terms ana are thus MADE equt1y
available to smals.. lender and the srses. capitalist They
can be converted money any moment. aud the holder
viii have the benefit Of the interest.
Instructions 10 the National Bank, setting loan sses
no, issued until March g. the Of Bond, reported
sold at the United States Treasury up to May Twas
S44,6O6,IOO.
Subscriptions will be received by the rRxAsuRxR OF re-
UNITED STATES at Washington, and the ASSISTANT TRsN-
uRERs st NewYork Boston and Philadelphia and BY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF INV YORK. No. 4 Wall st.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK a3l st. Briwsy.
FouRrH NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YORK Pine.st.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK o, NRw.YoRK 6.hsy. Brdway.
Ninth NATIONAL BANK Nsw YORK, No. 363 Broadway.
TxSrH NATIONAL BANK OF NEw.Yoxx, No. $40 Broad
NEwYoRK NATIONAL ExcHAssK BANK. 1874 Greenv
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF JERSEY Girl, N. J.
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which depositaries OF public money and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout, the country c,ns agent. Of the National Do
posry Banks) will furnish further information on sppcs'
ton and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBER
sfxth.av. Railroad, May Is, 1854.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

THB Hat OF THB SEASON is decidedly the
Spring style introduced by KNOB No PIP Broadway rner
Of Fuons, which, for beauty Of fabric, neatness and
elegance Of shape aud beomngness has been ercsed
even by Knox himself There is something in the appearance
Of this hat thst mpart air Of especaby to the
and attracts universal attention. ndescbabe but one
can possibly fail 10 notice il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-05-14

Fer Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma.
Bronchitis and other Pulmonary Affections Dr. AYSs'
ExpEcroRANr For mary years this srt.cle hes been the
81 ndad remedy and thousands Willingly testify TO It's virtue
IL effects are immediate sud relief certain Sold by KITCHEN
rrIEr Co. No in Chambers and No. Hudson.'t, and by
Druggists generally.