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KENNEDYs CORNER, Wayne Co., Ind, Oct. 3, 1863
Dr.. o. R. BAKER-I write you to let you know
what your Pain Panacea has done for me- Last Jan
uary l was attacked with InAammatory Rheumatism,
attended with great pain. tried several different
physicians the best that could be had in this seetion
although they cupped and bled me several times, it
only gave temporary relief I became hedridden,
and was as helpless as a child. 1 could not move
hand or foot or myself in bed. The pain was 80
great when moved that it seemed if it would take
my very life. In this way suffered for seven long
weeks and thought that l could never recover! I
was recommended to try your Pain Panacea, and
did so. took At internally and had my body rubbed
freely with it as long could bear, several times
day My pains began to give way Immediately on
using the medicine and began to have strength and
appetite, andam able to be abOut again. 1t has been
great blessing to in relieving my sufferings.
live at Kennedys Corner four and half miles north
Centeryille Wayne county, Indiana.
NANCY ANN FURGISON.
am well acquainted with the particulars of Mrs.
Furgsons case, and thoughtshe could never recover
JOHN KENNEDY.
DR.. Bakers Pain Panacea fOI sale by all Druggists.
REDINGTON & CO., Agents, 4i6 and AIS Front
street, San Francisco. l9w9
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Three Children Covered with Sores.

CovINGroN, KY, August 20, 1885,
Messrs. A. L. Scovill g. Co.-Gents. ts.-ihis is to
certify that three of my children covered with
sores, and tried the physicians prescriptions for
months without getting any better. then procured
DIR. Motifs Liver Pills, and they had the most de-
sirable effect, and they now enjoy better health than
ever. Yours, truly, JOHN DAVIS.
s5g-For sale by all Druggists.
REDINGTON & co. Agents, 4l6 and AIS Front
street San Francisco l9w2
, 1864-04-29
Browns Bronchial Troches.

These Lozenges are prepared from highly es-
teemed recipe for alleviating BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS
ASTHMA, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds and Irritation
or soreness of the throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS
Will find them beneficial in clearing the Voice before
speaking singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exerton of the vocal organs having pc
culiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
gans of speech.
Agents for California, REDINGTON & co.
l5ml-6m San Francisco
, 1864-04-29
EIEWETyS


Has cured thousands and will cure You it you try it.
This invaluable medicine is indorsed by the following
gentlemen well known in San Francisco as respecta-
Bile citizens f. S. WOOLEY, grocer 35S Stockton
near Clay: Capt. DAVID VAN PELT; JAMES
PRATT, at Town & Bacons, Printers Clay street,
and hundreds Of others in all parts of California and
Oregon.
REDINGTON & CO.. Sole Agents, 4lG ard AIS
Front street, San Francisco and for sale by al Drug
gists. Apr.I5, 1864 l9m6
, 1864-04-29
STOP THAT COUGHING.

o ONE OF YOU CAN'T. AND WE PITY
- you. You have tried every remedy but the one
destined by its intrinsic merit, to supersede all sim
liar preparations 1t is not surprising you should be
reluctant to try something else after the many exper
iments you have made Of trashy compounds foisted
on the public as Il certain cure /: but
, 1864-04-29

COLLECTOR Mr.. W. s. Gillian re-
ceived, this week, from Maj. Goldsborough,
the appointment of Dep uty U. S. Collector
for this county.
, 1864-04-29

INCOME TAx.-Mr. j. H. Cady, Deputy
U. S. Assessor for this county, is now en-
gagged in making assessments for the .. S.
Income Tax.
, 1864-04-29
TLEWELIS
PuIrnonarv syrup

Is really the VERY BES remedy ever compounded
for the cure Of Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma
WhoOping Cough, Bronchitis and Consumption.
Thousands of people in California and Oregon have
been already benefited by the surprising curative
, 1864-04-29

How GOLD STORIES MAGNIFY AT A
DIsrANoE.-Stories of any kind seldom
lose anything by being frequently told and
handled by different individuals. When
gold fields are discovered marvellous stories
soon begin to circulate in relation to their
richness, increasing in magnitude as they
travel away until they become enormous.
1t is curious to notice in our exchanges,
from the States, accounts of the rich gold
discoveries in Idaho Territory. We clip the
following paragraphs as samples of many of
the same sort which we have lately noticed
floating around in the newspapers Of the
Western States:
"Captain Fisk, of the United States Ar
my, has just arrived in Chicago from Idaho,
and caused a sensation by his reports of the
rich gold mines of that Territory He states
that he saw nine hundred dollars worth of
gold taken from single pan full of earth,
and is confident, from what he could learn
from reliable sources, that there has already
been mined S25,000,0 600 in gold. None of
this treasure has as yet been shipped out of
the Territory, for want Of proper and safe
escort"
"The Milwaukee Chamber of Commerce,
in Memorial to the Senate, represent that,
within few months more than twenty-five
million dollars in gold and silver, have been
mined in Idaho Territory, which remains
there for want of means of transit, and ask aid
for a wagon road with military protection,
through central Minnesota, a route abound
ing in wood and water, with mild climate and
fertile soil"
BIDS ON THE SALT LAKE AND w. W.
MAIL-The Salt Lake correspondent of the
the Sacramento Union gives the bids on the
Salt Lake and Walla Walla mail, as follows ::
George f. Thomas, one bid at $4,000
and one at S25O,OO0; W. D. Bigelow, at
$92, ,l25; (received too late for cousdera-
tion); G. W. Durkee, 100000. Holidays
bid, which was accepted, was S156,000
When The Walla Walla and Salt Lake
Mail line gets into operation persons will be
able to go from this place to the States in
coaches in about seventeen days, travelling
time. We said "able"-don't know about
that, the Stage fare may be so high that many
of us will be unable to raise the necessary
'spondulix." In such cases persons will be
abundantly able to stay at home.
DIvoRCEs.-Th divorces have been
granted during the present term of the Dis
trict COurt-all upon the applications of
the husbauds,-as follows
Paul Fuhr from Ann Fuhr
James Il. Bennett from Mary j Bennett.
Washington NJ. Ewing from Cynthia Ann
Ewing.
CATTLE FOR THE MINES. -Messrs Stone
& Baggs of this city started one hundred
and thirty head of cattle this week for the
Boise market-via the new road across the
mountains. They were driven from Link
toms Mill, across the mountains, to Grande
Ronde Valley in one day.
The old game of passing off bogus dust
consisting of brass and copper filings mixed
with pure gold has recently been practised
pretty extensively at Boise.
"BoIsE." E."-Some interesting facts in re-
gard to the prospects at Boise will be found
in the letter of our correspondent Argus,
published on the outside of todays paper.
QUARTERMAsTER's SALE.-The sale of
Quartermaster's property at Fort w. W.
will take place tomorrow at | O'Clock, P NJ
, 1864-04-29

THE old game of passing off bogus dust
consisting of brass and copper filings mixed
with pure gold has recently been practised
pretty extensively at Boise.
, 1864-04-29

"BoIsE." ."-Some interesting facts in re-
gard to the prospects at Boise will be found
in the letter of our correspondent Argus,
published on the outside of to-days paper.
, 1864-04-29
nIEWET.Io
PuIrnonnr.v Svr.un.

And with one accord give it their unqualified appro
baton. We now address ourselves to all who are un
acquainted with this the gr Attest Panacea Of the age
for the healing Of all diseases OF the throat and lungs
assu that
, 1864-04-29

QUARTERMAsTER's SALE.-The sale of
Quartermaster property at Fort w. W.
will take place tomorrow at l o'clock, P. NJ.
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KELLOGG & CALDWELL's

FERRY,
A 7 THE MOUTH OF TUCANON, three miles
IN from the old Ferry on the Colville Road. This
Ferry possesses superior advantages to the travelling
public situated as is Snake at the most aceessa
oi5 point for travel to
COlville, Antoine Plante's, Bitter Root, and
the KOOtenai Country,
and in fact is the most direct route to all chat
portion Of country lying to the north and northeast
Of Snake river.
The road leading from Walla Walla to the Ferry is
far superorto the old Coyile road and the country
is better supplied with grass and water. The public
will find it to their advantage to travel this road
KELLOGG d CALDWELL.
March 49, 1868. l4tf
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For sale.

HOUSE IN THE CITY OF WALLA WALLA.
40 Acres Of excellent Land, within miles of the city
l20 Acres Of Land, on the Touchet.
Apply to w. w. JOHNSON.
Feb 81, 1864. lift
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CATTLE FOR THE MINES -Messrs. Stone
& Baggs of this city started one hundred
and thirty head of cattle this week for the
Boise market-Uia the new road across the
mountains. They were driven from Link
toms Mill, across the mountains, to Grande
Ronde Valley in one day
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Tobin IIeagher & Co,
IMPORTERS WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
White Goods Yankee Notions,
Hosiery Pocket Cutlery,
Gloves, Combs & Brushes
Linen SILK Hdk'fs, Perfumery,
Embroideries. Playing Cards,
Iaces Fancy Soaps,
Ladies' Cents Fur Paper Envelopes,
nishing Goods Military Goods,
Hoop Skirts, Straw Goods
Spool Thread, Ribbons &c.
Sewing silk,
We have on hand the largest and best assorted
Stock on the Pacific Coast to which receiving
constanta ltions. We invite buyers to examine be-
fore purchasing
All orders entrusted to us will receive our particu-
lar attention.
TOBIN MEAGAER & co.
2l9 to 225 Battery st. corner Of Sac. St.
40l to 400 Sac. Street,
San Francisco.
apr, Is, 1864. 10 m 3.
, 1864-04-29

NRUSHED, New Orleans, San Francisco, COssi-
I y pore and China Sugars, at
KOHLHAUFF & GUICHARD'S.
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Notice
TENO THE TAX PAYERS OF THE CITY OF Wala
Walla: The annual and special tax lists for
the year 1864 having been properly made ont and
placed in my hands, will be open, at my Office, for
the purpose0f receiving taxes for the period OF ten
days from Monday April 25th 1864 at the expiration
of which time they will be placed in the hands of the
Collector, and ten per cent added for collection
H. j. CADY, City Treasurer.
Walla Walla April %, 1864
Notice.
WILL BE- sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, in front OF
w the Quartermaster's StOrehouse, at Fort Walla
Walla. w T.. on Saturday the Both day Of April
1864, the following Quartermaster's property, viz
Is Mules 100 Aparajos,
1877 OK Bows; Is Ox-Y Okes
/ Steel Yard, Common Tents,
l Sbly Tent. and lot of Carpenters Tools.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock a. m.
Terms cash, in U. S. Legal Tender Notes.
J. W. CLAWS0N, LIST Ls W. T. Inf'y.
Office of A. A. ON. A, A. 9, NJ.
Fort Walla Walla, W.T..
April %, 1864. Isw2
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DIvoRCEs.-Three divorces have been
granted during the present term of the Dis
trict COurt,-all upon the applications of
the husbauds,-as follows
Paul Fuhr from Ann Fuhr.
James Il. Bennett from Mary j. Bennett.
Washington NJ. Ewing from Cynthia Ann
Ewing.
, 1864-04-29
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

4 HAVE made arrangements with San Francisco
i Importers by which am enabled to furnish
Threshing Machines
lteapers,
Mowers &C, at Portland Prices.
Those in want OF Machines for the coming harvest
are requested TO make early application to
Apr9, 1864. j. G. lSAACS.
, 1864-04-29
H'i'i REAPERs AND MOWERS.

New York Reaper, California Giant) and Neso
York York C0Ha6tned Reaper and MoOer, with Import
ant improvements for 1864 strong durable and efec-
tive machines cut to ~ feet, and capable Of cut
ting from 10 to rs per day. Over 800 in use on
this coast. ~ Send for our newly illustrated and
descriptive namDhlet for 1864.
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llIas,.


BRUSHCn Friday Nov IA, Jo.hu, Brush Of neuaionis
In the tlth year - hiss.
TIE iunr1ai erycc, BE- t, o. hi. late residence 5nh.
L. t. sunday the -ui! INST Frsnd. Of 'he family
sTeinviicd t. siend.
EAElOn Thug.day Nov. L., Abby lsd0rc. sifc OF Jsnr'
n. Earl In b. 9Th year q her age.
The relatives snd ~nds invited 20 attend he- fnn-fs with
further NOTICE frou III. r-d@no- 81 nef mother. hrs
II. l.. johnson No 80 Hplsey., Ne~af y. J., saiir
day. The l9ih inst. ~ O'clock p
Philadelphia paper. please e'py.
PROSTIn Brooklyn Friday Nov u ttr r-sa.rce *
her son E1rA T. frost Mrs. IlLa.h Fraf s.rd 10 ysaf-
The friends Of th' family invited g sTud the funeral
services 9oooe h tsiurdyl morning 81 No 81 Henry
Brook yn. The rcisns Will bs taken % Rrdins Conn
for iItrrfneni.
FOUNTA Non Thur.dsy, Nov. u, y O'Clock Lieut.
Elias Fountain, a-sd - year.
s fri-nl- .id tlo-- h. father Dr. " foun ain
.prrtfuy invited attend the funeral Sunday moining
ii n ococt from his father r,ience n Norsts~f ~ \
uaISFs-On THURSDAY Nov H. Richard H. son o Richard
X sud srnet T. iiaines, aged u u.erihs
The friends faiy invited to attend IL funeral 81
100 saturday the i9th Inst. from No ~ Lsayt,-
ave-. brooklyn.
MOOp-In Baltimore % Tbu.dly Nov IL. suddeniy J. y
Oakley Mood. Peter Mood o. this city, 30 the l'th
aroi hi
SFDGwlCK Prdly Nov 49, si her re,l-ire IL l.nor
Mss fzshe'h bu krinseT scisa. 4. 100" OF ia" at"
Char.. Sedgssck
HONOR No attend tie funeral If late Dfv her,
JOHN GRANT II Hall No 81 B,very. an ~undhr
Nov r. ~ clock sso the members Il La-yrlt- ard
Mo,sc T. < o. Honor respectfully invited tn siend
r. NANsIse. X =.
:. FoHp, W. e. T.
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KEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1854


DR.. w. II. GRRGG--Dcnr Sir: have been
snfering for along time with what physicians call
Diseases Of the PROSTATE GLAND and RETENTION on
1KiSi and was unable to obtain any relief until ~l
CONSTITUTION WATER, which began to produce its otN
stlyo effect after TAXING OF two doses, and no man
fered all that man Npud suffer. and live aud rather
than be deprived Of the medicine would be willing IT,
pay FIFTY DOILAysg battle for it,
1t has not only cured bu, several other officers in
my district have been cure' by II. and would recon-
mend everybody suffering n any disease Of the Kid
neys to use Constitution Ws,cV.
RICHARD LISA.
Sergeant IXth W ard Police.
NfvYo7K Dee. 30 lsGi
sold wholesale by MORGAN ALbRX AZ 10 Ciihst..
and AL Druggists
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FURs
MARRIED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Tuesday Nov. u. AZ the rcside y
Of the brides father by the Rev. Samuel No'k-. D.
ihone. Atwood TO Virginia, younge., daughter Of ien
". Dolson, al oi this city
ClHIS--SIAtEi AT Chester, Penu.. " edDesday Nov.
l6 by rho Rev Henry Brown, DIR. Edward CARTS IT, ;. A.,
TO Augusta L. daughter Of tis late d. i. stacy e-q, OF
Chester.
THOMAf-yhkkiSS-iJr Thursday. Nov. L. ri ,be ,si-
dence of toe brides father Brooklyn, y. L. by the Hv
Charles 5. Robinson. Henry T.. Ihor4ae u Bfaokyu 10
mus daughter Of Charles Jenkins. President Essi River
Bank.
WOODRUFF-FERINO-t Nr1g.tlfltus on Ti.rrsisy.
Nov. =. by Che Rev Dr. Prrcval G. v Woodrua, cSq %
TN. city 10 Hiss Lou.aa NJ. t-fino II hov OrssrA
WOOD-TOMHiNS- On Weine.day Nov. IL, 81 III" resi-
oencc Of The hril.s is,ier. At cuis Cove ts the Key
John a Todd 81 TtTfytoSn ~ Gnnfrf :. Wood 10 Iiss
L,pIs ?. Tonikius deny iier 81 Calvin romkinr
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SPLENDID CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES. Demo
ErsIs ILV-TgAJED MosIuiY and MSK. DEaoRgsTs
MifHog "r fA-rl0N-. The DECFNrEg NUMBER. now
ready. contain. FhisrAA~ SIORIfs CHRISTMAS MI-Ic
CHgiSTMAs fORTET. CHRISTMAS EYGgtyISGs. CusisT.
Mas HOUoLhOLH. aud ether 1HB-sIrA. NATIVES. with
ICu DISPLAY Of CHRISTMAS bEI,sE tngsrMAs
patterns. 1ud uGEAkD CHgisIHAs LITERARY EyTEr.
TAp;s,ENI. DO LOT i.l TO tie SP,ENpIU DECEMBER
30. ioT CuRisINAs
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C..,,ut,o, Of those Interested In Fruit Cuisnr.

AND RURAL HOatS 10 ~ HE'D At IONA ,sLANp'
on THE I'D AND I'D or NOV EhbtR ls'.-Ihl. : OF
atoa NJ, NOR, f,, .ped ~ circular viii meet q, Iona
i.Nnd on Tu.-1ay th- 3,d Disngohsd speissr- aud en-
nsn, ortyu,uss VII take part IN N. proceeding ana 'he
an ,sl b. on. much rl.rest aid v.f- 20 the nut
oyns public The d.cBsions will snoy "a" advantAgr oil
havng the living and vines ius'saios aud ~i hns
b., mad, "a. aud int.gb- O. tie ell tyIo ~ iru cu
tnre Al IN fruit culture ~l ind tins rare ocea
.iou ,,os acquiring bno~ledsef -,
aifx has p-cn engaged Tor the occasion. She VIII iea'e
Thirty four,h,L. Past River, 81 a. m, fuionn per
groof ,n AZ "a m and 100, Of Wsrrrst, New OH nc io
a m aud ~ iir~,iy tho ltsni returning she Hrt
d,y baud Of music vi Be board. A. well 20 se.ec'
rsir Of yocs. LED b. NJ T. Znnds the orsanst OF Fly
Ticket. or paNsIe each way Ell ,iske, Tor ihe eIenn.on,
ipcudiu, five ui-sl. end berth So ,
Por .ud oreusrs With fn par icuars apply to r. H.
No.d Secretary. No J13 Brords,y, Room A.
Anon tho speakers wl BE- Rev. Henry Ward beeonef
Donald o. Mitchell, Horsc- Drssl,y d. lnmbr n ~ rn-
Ss~ and many others William C. bryant Wal pr"''de inc
arrangement such that hr comfort ani rnJoyner "ona
NOT be- Greatly e..rel by storm and There VIII D. no post
pon~ulrut on aceouht OF weather.
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ro1ak LADIES or AxEEirs.
LYOiS'S PERIODICAL DROPS,
I.HOE,S PERIODICAL. DROPS,

TIE GREAT FEMALE REAEDY.
riIE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY,
cure al complaints ine.dsa, to the sud IL Oh
suton. Of nsure whsteves producing hssth.
,iyor. and strength
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
are better all pills powders aud nos,rums beicx huA
propagation ths action direct aud positive .nd nseds
nothas bat good to and understand the
rcs.ca why .aey cure Ill those ~hich r,s
is,soec,e4 with dispatch degree OF certainly which
nothing bot seiestihcsly Compounded fluid pepsss'ios
could reach. They an, in ~ most obstinate cAss'
RELIABLE AND SURE tn DO GOOD
RELIABLE ASp SURF TO DO GOOD,
AND CANNOT DO HARM
AND CANNOT Do HARM
the dex. ate constitutions
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS win cer.a..iy pToduss he
regular return Of NATURE takss ads. twa before the
esed period aud i, maxim il, ,he plohs.ioa, ths pre-
yenton is better thsn cure.
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS have e.eI used ~ ovsr
,eni bve thousand ladies' within the ps.s AZ morbs and
the testimony OF all is, III surely cures
CAUTION! CAUTION.
Rear in mind tina, gurr4s'., NY DROPS To CURE sup|
preston OF the Mens.s wbsrvsr though cars
should be ascertain II be the esuse aths-s
DROPS would bs to produce aniase taken wss
n that suaoa and all cau,ioAsi against using them
wish it distinctly understood tina, DO mt hold mysi
spOnsib.s whsn used under such circumstances
TO MARRIED LADIES
they are pssuiay adapted they bling the m'uhy Pe"'s
with sach perfect regularity.
Ifyou wish relief tske otasr
Sen, sy mel sIpr.. to psr. .. ne res'a hs,
Trade are now generally ceiling then ut - PEI wv
Il s-a ey mail requires sSe- additional 70 p'P''
with y,-.,.,.c Ma iaN
Holm L. LYON. Md. Prsccins rhy'se.' "A a" .,,ss
cham. A. New Ilsvru Conn, who ssn % ss
oron,y o, bv letter csruins disease and su'"s
'''''" C. q. CLARK & Co.,
New.IiaveR Coma,
oessrat Agents Tor United SsaIes
'pEMAs BARNES L Co.
No. 81 Psrktsv.
&C WELLS Co.
No. lis FrssklM ~
II. II. HELMBOLD,
No. sst BsoAAvsy.
And 81 Duss. snd Ape,AeeAriss 10 The oy and es..s
- a16itiSaai sperisa Ns'aess 80 GSRsu -
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WHY DYE, when you have a pCfi,"t hair
dressing aud reaorcr Of color combined in the lCNDoS
HAIR tuLOG kfsrUEEg AND DBEssisGi' Th'S dis
coYery = just What has long been needed--Oriy one
lrepaIatiof-,oes not stain tIc skin soil the finest
linen. and is suro preventive of badness. Used w
hundreds ul families this cIty alone. Only a. cent?
bottle six toties for 81. Sold By Or SwAYNE & Sos.
No. $50 North Sxth-s,.. Philadelphia. and al HELM.
holds. No 5l Broadway. Ncw-iurk.
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Oout aud Aurist, Lecturer on Disess~s o 'hs N&s "
Special Sense, Author Of the Medical Specialist,
Medical Iyirokonls, SC.
PROFESSIONAL ROOMS
No. 20 BROADWAY. New York opposite Craze Church
RECEPTION HOURS IRoA 10 A NJ. TO NJ
Nasal Csarrh Ca.arshi Deafness, Ca.srh OF tho Thros
Bronchial Csisrrh and Casrh Of the Lung.
MEDICAL We invite attention to the communication from
d. s. Gleason Pratt smother column o! ,odsys Journal
The clear and orcibe which scientific subject 10
,Ler, iraied for aud instruction Of The genera
readcr is f., Own sssu.nucs Of The authors ability, and Deet
no comment nom From eight practice in this city
d. Trait la. euvisbc reputation in the treatment Of
uo.s Diseases to which he deyo,es exclusive attention and
, WITH pleasure chronicle which his sail 'nd
N; My but jg.lly d-srrve.-l Boston Journal
THE MEDICAL SPECIALIST
,s the StIucius Functions, Diseases sni Treatment
an, vsan. OF Special senss s-n b. ~Og 70 sny sddrs''
,poa rec, Ny. OF PRICES Cents
Az ,o,, ,unic,'ions to h. sitIe. 70
Ia. y. cLESSoN PRATT
Ma. 7si Bro,awv New York.
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Eneincoe Notieee.
A COLD WEATHER CAED.

A COLD WEATHER CAED
srrARB tuFs
Of every Prescription, ~ IN the latest hoE1pess sly
sni 40 r0DyKsrs IaICSs.
nov challenge the ndiniIst Of the
FAsnioSABLE WORLD,
OESISs No. 5l1 bRoApvar
-. Niraols. Hote.
The stock. which 80 been selected "iih srss care and
manufactured especially Tor the present comprises
Cayos (losk. Welcomes Collar Muf-. Cuts Sc, IN Rus
-isi and HaGsou boy ~snie. Royal Eunnc NJ American
Slbs He,er Squirrel and Chilc.is well =. oil the
cheaper ur TIE fof yns IN great variety
,li very choice aul the % for ishes. iol The
promcua- Drive and thr Oprrs he ctcced IL
IT,. 5slniry The ave non O. s-n 4. Invited TO the
ialGs li-e .scrtuisist -
LARGO SLEIGH RoBks,
iuo.adiuf splendid sl~-im.is Of w white
iRCfIc COX AND POLAR bH " SKINS
The entire Of the Frightening pipsp~c.eo the
corr I'D tie probability Of speedy ret Z, the steady
old ssshaEed method Of douF bu.inr.s has been
sAKKKp Dov-
price ,rd vii 10 sold very .uaV advance i,s os'
cot. irrespective OF
Fluctuations II TuE tuHRsHCf
DyxfS No .is HrosSysy.
II Nichols iiotrL
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GOES COUGH BALSAN

is he.hcapct and i-s, medicine the world II cossbst
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FAMILY KNITTING MACHINES. -For plain
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HUBBER-SOLlS BALMORALS,
FOR LADIES, MISE. AND CHILDREN.
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