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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06
Corporation Noiitfo.
Oyyics or rus CossfsuosER OF TkrEs AND
AkssssEKsrs, No. - Chamber o.,


NOTICE TO TAX-PAYEkS.-Notlce Is
~ hereby Owen ;hs. ths ASSESSMENT ROLLS ef TIE
REAL and RSOSAL ESTATE Of TIE CITY anG County o.
New Yoft To- 10. yea 1854 VIZ e open fr inspection and "a
view om and alter MONDAY Jan II, l't and Win reInAh
open IL he DAY q kp LA. for tic eorIeuon 81 er
t5r aud hs eealoa 4 he assessments q tie a!ot. Ne
Kss and Per.ona Estate q the City ard Coaniy CT New
iork All persons believing themselves 20 be Asnsved a',
sppn alton to BE coMH'.iansfs dunns ihs per'oa
above reutoned IN order Obtain the rcl-f provided u law
TIE Act Of lsS3 provides that Drns ihs time IA. eeo
shall be oyen public seton, h-rsinbcore pTorid
application be made By p~rson eousdsrns mnssi
By the ssses-d ysiuston Il his p-soEa
ts.s Ia have The coTotsd Ebach Application 10 made
relation the eei vslusion Of the real estate mast
made IN writing .Afns tie Eornt Of objection taefsto
and h,rsupon s ColE,olsfs sAsD er.a.gs n;o ts eop
Aut and IN ieiT iymen, The as.ssnsnt 10 eroneogs
hey he - 20 corrected sueh spp Ahen
b. s1e IN fas0u 20 The sssesssd vAps,on 81 ltsyss ss
tho tpp an, ths eiaired fe' osh y ,h- 'ais Iour
fnitaoncr who shah 10 asthoried T. adnsisioa ,1eh osh
any o. sm sni IL IN bis OF tasr iutH.ni the sss's
ey shs the sains 70 ~ ooife'sa
and tn the amour. Ct such a,'ea.p, . h.I rsJ ess,s :.
amer such application shall have been made 70 tho No re
duc,lOn shal be made BY the Board Of ssps,b0. 81 Any
zeal ard pef.onsl estate imposed undsf ths sc
Il shall sppesY eth sfn sfion that The psy
sg.rssre wa, unable attend within the pshod pfecnoed
f the cor.,toa OF BY OF al ksoss 90 aDsSneS
from the city n. y. WIsii = '.'N.'f .T..-..~i
j. ". BROWN, Asseom,ntA
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ASSETS
Cash on h.nd and IN Bnnk........ ei0l, 13S 10
Invested IN United State Stocks,
cost ............................ wi5l0 q
Marie, value, S82T.7Bl)
Invested IL New-ioik City Bank
stocks, observation-disclosures. 0.35l "
MARKET value. 4535Cl)
Invested in ether stocks cost.... E,e92 80
(MaTket vsiue, 90 az
Loshs on demand, scoureiby u. s.
and other Stocks. WV
market v6ue, t l22 ,2s9 SOY
Real Estate (Nos. liz and ia
RT0sdvsyl ................... I',So' "
Bonds anc Mortgages, bearing $1,000.
p. cent iuteresi................ eI5,s0 w
rIen iuIn Eotes on existing Poll
cirs, drawing interest. t@9isH "
Quarterly and SemitDuaa Pre-
milins due subsequent to Jan.
j, l8bi.. llfI9t u
Interest accrued 10 Jan. |, lS64.... D. ~ 81
Rents accrued to Jan. i, 1854 .... I,1OJ W
Premiums on Policies in hands II
Agents, and "a course OF uans.
rnsslon. ................s.s..s'. oiiF' ~
londns 70 Il the COMPANY y 300 so-7esos
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amnsemfnis.
SATURDAY.

"ALLACKS SATURDAY.
~ Doors open at y; Overture Commence at u; Curtain
Nos It's eoncluhon The performance viii terminate close
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
seats retained until the conclusion OF the nrt
respectfully requested that parties securing such
VIZ be as punctuAl pc able, there many plays
VINO" 1e trst act does NOT last than hitoea minutes
a., TONIGHT,
MI Lester WsIlack's Standard Dratns,
ROSEDALE,
ElcHTY-SEyEETP TIME,
IN Whicn MI Lester ysack Mr.. Gilbert, mr. Fishef MI
noIahd, hr; John s'0on. Mr.. Daily, Mr.. Browne, Dir.
rMkes Mr. Pcpe' Mrs. noey, Miss Cannon, Ms, MoIant,
hs vernon, Mrs. joan sfton, Miss Barrett Miss Le Brun
and Miss Carman viii sus9l. their original characters
MONDAY, 9TH MUTT OF ROSEDALE.
On TUESDAY,
WIN DO given for the first time hi, country new Play In
four acts, recently producer In London With
imneuse success, wfsten by
NESrLAND MARSrON, -sQ,
PURE GOLD
WITH NEW AND SLENDID SCENERY
ORIGINAL MUSIC by MOLLENHAUER,
COSTUMES, &C., &c
Wednesdsy-ROSEDALE,
Thursday--NEW PLAY.
Friday -R0SEDALE.
Saturday lby particular request)-THE CIANDESTrNE
MARHIAJE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

TIE Trustees have declared Scrip Dividend Of THIRTY
FIVE FER CENT upon ell participating Life Policies now IN
force which slea twelve months prior TO Jan 5
and Payment in cash, and after the first MONDAY IN
MARCH next Of the Fourth lDstnlment Of Twenty per
upon Dividends heretofore declared from 1870 to Sto
inclusive, TO those holding oer.hcstes UPON PRxskhlA
T1oS Al ruE HoNE OYpICy Those having credits viii be
allowed the upon their notes tie settlement Of next
premium.
BY order Of the Board,
WILLIAM H. PETRS, Actusry.
During The year. +s'5 Policies issued tnsurins
sll,3 r. 20 ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

ITO IRON WOKKERS.-Sealed PKOfo-
SLs .n h, received ., this Office until u o'eoci IN
Of Wsdnr.isy Feb 10 10. lat which hour they wil be
rubcly opened) for FURNISHING and stiflNo In
FLACk around me Reservoir about BDo bnee ieet oil
IRON RAILING. ,,., =.
Drsvngs and Specifications ran he 'eon en- application
Ito Enxineors Once, holundA fAfa -,
THOMAS STEPHENS, J Cfpton
ROBERT l.. DARIAGH AegneduS
A. w CRAVEN board
oroe Cro;on Acqa DePHrtH'ent RotundA Yah jan
n
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I AXE "MAGGIORE," by CLIFFORD.
To be sold a. auction with the collection Of ". T;
WALTERS OF Baltimore he cyening OF Feb II and
-. free exhibition at the old Dusseldorf Gallery No.
$40 Broadway. Open Day aud Evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

WINTER GARDEN.
w TONIGHT and EVERY NIGHT
hR. aud MRS. w. ]. FLORENCE
THE TTCKFT-OF-LEAvE MAN
THE LONDON TINES
In speaking Of this Great Moral Drama mentions hce
which tao Provincial press OF Great Britain and ineAnd
given confirmation. .. -, 49,.
A cIerk VINO had absconded from liverpool with 2a,s4
the property his employers and after visiting many places
nv ed At Bnins O'Clock, and, after taxing 80
to the theaer TO while away a. hour
happened the piece which being performed on the -
caxion Of thi. visit
THE TICKET-OF-LEAvE MAN,
and the fuilty man have drawn moral nom -
ntaon; oY when the In which the interview ~
wssn swkshaw the Detective aud the TiekstofLesy
Man took Parker the Cork became affected that -
the thsater SGT three ENVELOPES end sent &ie
back 10 bis employers.
Oh! the prophetic vision OF Shake speare-
:" have heard
That guilty creatures sitting at play,
Have by the very cunning Of the scene
Been str ucks 50 soul thst PRESENTLY
They nave proclaimed their maefscticnss
ihsnIst, ID ~
Door Opsn .. 81, commence q; Il closes ct III.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sealed ITO
po,s. each ndorssi with tho title Of the work for which
Tho BID nsy b. Offered will be received IL i' Office un II
clock IN OF MONDAY Feb 49, 1904 for tho construction OF
THAP-BLOCh PAVEMESTS IN the following streets TO
sit 81 av Tofn s2d TO 6stst with efosswsk' nor. ga
10 7Dsh, also IN <stst between ID aud 9Th ava blAhA
fu, for The bids necessary inforatior can Dc
Obtained on cAton 70 tho Contract Clerk al this O1e"
TiO5. STEfHENs, D CToion
ROBT. l. DAitRAGH, iASue4aet
A. w. CRAVEN, board
nn.. Of The Crntnn Annefuot BoaTi. Jan. q. llbl
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OLYMPIC TBEATER.
" Lessee snd Directress. mrs. john ~ oooh
otASe Manager. ss...s....ss''''..S. n SN"te
SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 6, lSo,
LAST NIGHT
PRESENT LAroHABLE ENrERTA1qHH@
4 BULL IN A CHINA SHOP,
and the
Original Equestrian Burlesqus u
NJ AZEPPA.
FIERY uYTAMED HOOKING HoRm
Received every night with
SHOUTS or LAUGHTER, .
And In which
biRS. JOHN WOOD and Ma FRANK DEW
appear.
MONDAY FEB. Q,
VIII BE- presented for the first time this seassg the 49,
Comedy by J. K Pianchs, entitled
FOLLiES Or a NIGHT,
In which
MISS HENRIETTA IRVING
viii make her frst appearance
And for the first time America Burlesqus the -
known but somewhat confusing Opera entitled
ILLTREATED PLL TROVATOREt
Or
THE MOTHER THE MAIDEN, and THE MUSICfANk
Door open a. u Performances commence ct Hocock.
Seats secured three days IN edvance
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HOLLEGE LAND SCRIP FOR SALE
" State of Newly oh, Comp,Ioers OGce, albany. Jan.
1914 Ihe SCRIP i0T The lands granted 70 I'm. stste ~
s Mechanic Arts" having been received, IS offered for
be at this oce Each Piece OF scrip for One Hundred
Div AeTe, which the purchaser may any State
bee there arc GOyernluen lands and where tho locations
rsseni price at the rate Of Eighty cents per acre
ie Scnp will be delivered upon receiving the apognt Of the
ochae In funds or in Stocks Of this State OF
6f the United stses.
=. -" IUcIus ROBINSON COMPTROLLER
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"rI,IIE Signs Of the Times, and State OF the
Il Nations" IL the subject TO b. considered ~ THE
STW.YORK SCRIPTURE REVIEWING CLASS on
THURSDAY EVENING nsrt at Room No. Clinton Hall, o.
a clock. The public are Invited 10 attend
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k,vYxt Z Co Phil. RoBERr WINTHROP
or IN. Nsw-Yort Stock Exchange
nREXEL, WINTHROP ~ Co.,
~ No. ~ Walla.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
dealers In T. 6. GOVERNMENT SECURITIES and GOLD
STOCKS .nd BONDS bous and sold Oh Ceu.nDson at
MERc4YTiLE COLLECTIONS mad. on all points in the
fnited States and Canada.
bROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
~ No Isl Broadway, entrance Psrf place New fo'E
Dan. 10 i5eA-Ts Trustees Of ts Institution have deesd
Chat interest deposits entitled thereto at the rate OF Sih
rEk CENT per sums not exceeding SSo' ana
1--WE PER CENT ( 800, free from Government Tax
gill be laid on and after MONDAY January 10. Interest
placed credit Of dsposors and not Withdrawn viii
Graw interest the deposit from January bsnk
FRANCIS p. sCHoALs PresiderL
WADE b. WoRRAII, Secretary.
PzrER CCsSIHo, Accountant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

,DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM

-
SATURDAY, FEB. 8. 1864
OF tue GREAT AND POPULAR DRAMA,
CAMILLA'S HUSBAND,
which has been received with such purss Of appliance
iT MUST BE WITHDRAWN.
however .ss tSafy e fss Riff DRAMA
HALVES OR, THE GALLEY-SLAVE OF TQULOA
which has been long prepOraon and VIII BE- osss -
CONF THEN To-Day.
THE VERY LAST CHANCE;
CAMILLA,S HUSBAND g..
the most beautiful drama Of the season ~ ntss6
COME To-pAy3e e1
or you viii be too late. ]. win be playl nr1AI.1
AFTERNOON and EVENING. ScLoo1
To be at oil hours the G.WsW
THREE THE TALLEST NM
THE rALLEsr woMANssA
ever known on the face Of the globe x
EACH OVER EIGHT FEET HloH
measuring T% sss s II FIFE G ss2Effsr DwA
THE LILIPUTIAN KING.
THE LILIPUTIAN KING,
Il years old only n inches high and weighs buAi7 poo
GEN. GRANT. JR.,- =
u years Old % inches high aud weighs but lS pqndS
THE WHAT Is TT
ALBINO FAMILY, FROM MADAGAsCAR
THE JAPANESE MASkIN HOO,
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAx-FtGURnA
-- - THE MONSTER SERPENTS
GRAND AOUARIA, Mammoth Bear
ROBERT HOUDIN'S AUTOMATON W4TM
EDUCATED SEAL which plays MUSICAL INS710
MENT, and millio other wonders,
Such Combination Of Wonders was never sese On u -
Admission IS cents. Children under ten. lseentA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28

such miserable show of pity. They
know too well the animus of the ser
pent We viii venture our lives that
this plank of the platform was suggested
6y one Of those soldier suckers known
as Claim Agents" and not unlikely it
vas By the same one that charged poor
soldier ten dollars for collecting seven.
The impotence that prompted this eE
fusion Of false sympathy, heads of any
thing We ever saw Incorporated into s
platform before.
Every soldier knows very well that the
Government acts with as much prompt
ness, in the payment of pensions and
other claims, as it is possible, consider
ing the vast number Of claims to be ad-
justed, and the circumstances under
which this mast be done, and the neees
sity OF guarding against unlimited
frauds But the pith Of the thing is that
the dogprous groan should come from
party whose every effort has Been to
make harder the labor Of the soldier,
and, What Is worse than all, 10 make
frnitiess his blood-bopghl victories.
Truly, soldiers who have sacrificed
the endesrments Of home for perifs Of
war" do merit the s'thanks Of the peo.
pie Of Indiana" but the idea that swe,7
Copperheads and yallandighamers-
Peace Democrats--will "hold in sacred
recollection the memory of those who
have fallen in battle is too monstrous
to hear. No. Ia the name Of the Al
mighty ayowsr Of the wrongs of the
dead, We protest against this unhallowed
purpose In the name and By the sa-
cred memory of those who have fallen
in defence Of their beloved country, while
you in your hearts have fought and are
still lighting ON the side of its enemies,
We, as brother soldiers, do solemnly pro-
test against the base insipuation.
PopR SOLDIER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28

Wheeler, Won Trebrs, King, CARROLL
Lieutenant Colonels Hendricks, Bach
man, Keith, Gerber, Kirkpatrick, Cross
wait, Topping. Wolf, KemPtUn, Glass,
Swain, Shanklin, Sheets, Leslie Siough; /;
Majors Tanner, Gavitt, May, Avon,
Albeit, ConkIin, Hill, Lemon, Finley,
Mason and Parrott, aud many others OF
lower rank, but with valor not less dis
tinguished, have yielded up their lives
upon the field that our country might be
preserved Thousands Of our private
soldiers, with equal courage and patriot
ism, have fallen the victims Of this nm
natural rebellion.
They were lighting from deep eonvie-
tioBs of duty, and the love they bore
their country. Their unlettered graves
mark 8 hundred battle,Helds, and our
country can never discharge to their
memory and their posterity the debt Of
gratitude It owes. Our gratitude should
be testified by the tender care we take Of
their families and dspsndent ones whom
they left behind, By the education Of
their children, and By the honoF we par
their memory.
Nor should We forget those who have
perished by disease in camp OF. hospital
They were denied the soldier privilege
of dying in battle, but their sacrifice was
none the less. To die in the feid, amid
the clash Of eontending armies and the
roar of battle, lighting IN holy cause,
is glorioss; but wheu death comes slow
ly on, in the loneliness and desolation
of the hospital, with no mother or sister
to soothe the passing spirit, and minister
as love only can minister. with none but
the rough hand Of q eomrade to press
the elammy brow and perform the last
Offices TO the dyiRg--it 10 terrible
This is the language Of man whose
heart is in the cause for which the sol
diers Of the Republic do battle; who re-
joiees over their triumphs, sympashizes
with their suferings and Is not afraid to
speak tsnderly Of the dead No soldier
or soldiers friend can fail 70 be struck
with the marked contrast between the
just, eloquent and heartfelt tribute paid
to our deserving soldiers by Gey Morton,
and the pitifHl and extoftsd mention Of
ihem BY Mr. Mcdonald; nor can any one
avoid regret that the great abilities of
the latter are lost to the country at this
trying janetare Of our history, by being
chained TO the dead carcass of politi-
cal party too cowardiy TO openly declare
its hostility to the country, and get
known Of ali men to be in sympathy
with it, deadliest enemies
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
4 RIAM RAsMeen Ehe EYes.

We give place with pleasure to the follow
ing eaustic response to the meek sympathy
professed By the Copperhead convention
in behalf of the soldiers, and the assum.
ed distress Of that body Of Immaculate
patriots over the supposed duty in pay
meat Of pensions Any evidence addi-
tiOnal to the resolutions of that conven-
ton that the party it represented ha;
great yearnings for the welfare Of sol
diers, may be found in the persistent eff
forts made By its organs, to prevent con
tributions to the Sanitary Commission
Indianapolis Journal. r
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
A Spicy Correspondence.
The Frankfort (Ky) Commonwealth
prints the following correspondence:
NR. BENTLEY TO GOV. sRAMIErrR
LopIsvILLE, June 2s.

&A- bGAAAEt 10 1oF. bhAMLkIIE
LopIsVnLE, June %.
Hon. 7. E. BrGsslefts: ss
Dear Sir;-Your old friend Wolford
has been arrested, and is to-day in the
hands Of traitors to our Constitution
be is your bosom friend and political
friend. You are the Governor OF Ken.
tueky, and ought to see that no citizen
is imposed upon by auy power upon
earth.
The community knowing the intimacy
that exists between you aud Col Wolford,
are looking 10 you anxioasly, and every
one says what will Gov Bramlette dof
One man remarked today that you
vould submit like whipped dog. as you
did on the negro enlistment; another
one said il was your OK row gored, en-.
ether said it was not your ex--so you
see the diversity Of opinion Some peo-
pie think you had him arrested, and 9th
srs, having more charity for you doa't
think 80.
Bayonsts elected YOU last Summer,
and bayonets will nov keep yoar mouth
shut, IT you open it; that is the univer.
sal sentiment
Your doctrine of putting down the re-
bellion as being universal cure for all
diseases, is all bosh
How are yoa going 10 put down the
Abolition party IL you ars not allowed to
speak2 You are in the vortex, and will
be swallowed up
Yon will endorse the Administration
before twelve months Mark what
say s13# ma4Is4f
Bob Breckenridge has become q traitor
to the Constitution of his fathers, and
since be has ssed you up, yon viii fall in
also
aCfaar s oars, 7 p
as4e W. J. BENTLEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
aOv. salxLErrE 70 We. sEsrLEr.


CoMMoxwEALrH OF KEsrucEY,
Executive Opt Frankfort, June 90
". J. Bentley, Louisriiie:
SlE:-Your iasolent letter Of yester.
day (2Sth) came to hand this morning.
| learned when boy ct school. to
81 'sLst dogs delight TO bark snd bite,
Fer God has made them So"
and most cheerfully do extend TO you
the benefits Of the lesson, for, whether
dog or puppy, the instinct is the same
But as you manifested decided symp-
toms of reasonable Rabies, If your mas
ter (Jef. Davis expects to grow you TO a
full sixed dog be should keep you muz-
Eled or in doors during the approaching
dog days, lest the dog slayer" should
pass your way on bis beat,
THOMAS r. BRAnLKTTR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
Organic Weakness.

Less % natural siKor. nervous snsi general de-
bility, with skin eruptions, fever SORES pains IN
every bone aad muscle, loss Of memory, headachs
and dizziness night dreams, emf aloBs, impo-
tsnce, etc. etc, and The endless other suferinRs
whsch afaict such pafieaf will b. cured by
means At present used IN all the New York CITY
Hosriials, aAd those In Brooklyn.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
MERCURY.

enfe with veRetHbIe Neutrallzer. which IT once
arrests the disease and very soon the last
se.tgc from the systsin, having the patient as
sigoFgns and healthy. and the Skis a. fresh aud
blooming, before the disease vas contracted
no matter Of how long standing Hrr
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28

The sixth and seventh sections Of the
Copperhesd platform, just adopted BY
that party in IHdiana, are evidently de-
signed as bats for the poor soldier, but
thew won't take. The hooks can be too
plainly seen. Soldiers won't bite al
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
GENTLEMEN.

who through though imprndence, or inno-
eeaflys asang harss have become poisoned by
that uiosl deadly virus, FENBRIAL. can now Ind
mEzediare relief and permanent cure. I use no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
& J. s NIT HIS
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
go. q SECOND ut,
fIH RRATfs HLocKl

CrHIRTs MADE TO ORDER FROM MEAS
- urnsnt and ht warranted. A stock Q
,sady made Shirts aud Collars always on hand, ana
at prices that viii suit the purchaser. Tuekinz
sAars, stitching Bosouls, 3e-, dane With nsssness
and despatch
Thankful for past favors. the subscriber rsspscs
fully solieits q eontuAuee of the patronage -
ussrAlly bestowed for the past ave ysars.
. Osts9 s J. SMITH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
MEDICAL NOTICE.

rNHyHITE NESHANNoCK PoTAUOEs -l0o
Wv huah. Northern Potatoes in store and for
sale by aaa aEa FlCkERi BROS.
No. fS3 Main street.
MORN. MEAL 25 bushels Coru-Meai, fresh.
~ graund, in store and for sale by
yICKERY BROS,
r-ta -- No. l3a Main street.
N1HITE LINE 80 hbls. choice Unslacked
w White Lime IN store aud for sale by
viCKERY BROS,
fa9 MRiE street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-28
F EMALE DISEASES
AND
DELICATE DISEASES OF
GE MILE NJ

DELICATE DISEASES OF
q L ~ Tile NJ II n I!
I ApIEs suffering frOm Whites. Failing Of shs
Ii womb. Inflammation, UieegAtion or Kn-
lsrgemeat Of that organ, suppression OF snhuse
fnenstruation, or by any Of the diseases rScniiar
% fsmaless aud which pro3Ren snch wide spread
dsvasiatien, and carry 50 many Of the brightest
oFnameuts Of society % al early grave. af make
life hstefai while it lasts, es cured speed
fiy and Iersnsneatis, aaa without undergoing an
sxAu.iBatlon- .r - -
would caution you against believing YOU are
dyia< Of consumption, when by being cured Of
your Womb aud utsrine diseases net one symptom
Of consumption IL ieft- H 0 1as Hs1
Il wsuid Be weil for you 10 knew that all the
narrowing symptoms even the Facklng cough,
fsSurs nerTous pEostration. restless nights pafpi-
tation Of the heart, head ache, back aud bones
aShe, which IN consumption. arr 90 t0rmentisg,
sre the common symptoms of diseased Nonb +;
hsaee The ease with which so many patfsuts ana
Physicians slike are decelseds aud 80 many xalua-
BE lives lost
L j. with very great pleasure that osssr the
following letter, written by the eminent Doctor
wRiaar: fnars ee#s Ha4 faar
oAIRO, April ssh, lssl
Asssrs. WiIcoz & Briggs,
aENrhEMAs s--sinee my arrival hers. aud par
ticafarl1 kincs II vas known I had heretefors re-
sided In New YoFk City, freqnrRt Inquiries have
heea made 0f me whether / was AequaiB Btei with
Dr. Belt Of yeuss clts. whilst living there, ana
What j kusw Of him. etc
IN order that there shah BE- no mlsunaerstAnd-
laE, aud for the farpose VI riaeiux ulyssif right
Ia the eyes Of that gentleman, veil yoursalse-
and utiasrs, drOm IL proper we'll a. pruslent 10
make this statement In writing, to be len 10 your
hands. o. given 20 DR.. Bell, zen may think
hests he TO do with IL as be pleaaes. I knew DR.
Bell some SIX or eight years siuce, I'm New York
City, where for feN nonihs We were engaged IN
the same Institute. he was clever seholar
standing third Ia bis ella within nfteen months
OF his hrst entry, aud pronounced By all the Pro-
fessers, a. we'll BY majority of the Thirteenth
Street School Of its brightest lights and hoI-
orAbie nieIabors. nF. Bells treatment in this
fpseaiiy partieulzrly 10 the treaf fmenf Of fsmaie
diseases, l. aekuowiedged equal to any Of the re-
formed neiael Of phsaicians, and exeegisd Is noue
Ia the great institute.
Dr. Bell Is, In my opinion, gentleman well
worthy 0f the extsnded patropags which,, am
happy 20 hhd, i daily being extended 10 him.
Respectfully yours 1T. Wright. n D.
fFep'r Sc. Louis throat aud Lung Institute,
Ne - North sixth street, ST. Louis, no @ e
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I viii furnish references from ths New York
Hospitals and the CITY COLLEGE; asa, Pref VIZ.
lard Parker, No. u ssst 81 street DR.. J. Il. Chu.
ton, chemist, 90 Prince street, NeN York aud
City, River. and Military referenee here
Lettsrs, with setarn sfafrps promrtiy answered
writing whsfe the money panies the letter.
ne 9facs ever the Auction Room, bet Hesn the
Post ofice aud Iutsrnationsl Hotel Commercial
AvsnHe. one block 10 rear of the Passenger Dsr0t
Cairo, Ills. Post 0ffies box No. 27I
So once hours from 70 l2 a. n. and from !
II. s BELL, MD.