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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-04-26
REPORT OF THE LADIES' SAM
TARY SOCIETY.

The Ladies Of the Sanitary Society of Gold
Hill having finished the business connected
with the late Sanitary Entertainment at this
place, and having paid over the proceeds to
the Treasurer OF the Sanitary Commission OF
Storey county, have handed to US for publ.
cation the subioimed report If the receipts
and expenditures, and nett profits OF the
festival. Without making ANY lengthy re-
port or special address upon the occasion,
the Ladies desire us to express to the conf
munity generally, and especially to the citi-
zens Of Virginia and Silver City, their graft
tude for the generous manner in which they
responded to the calls made upon them by
the Soliciting Committee. \ general apprc-
citation Of the excellence Of the cause in
which the ladies were engaged manifested
success which attended the enterprise was
even beyond the expectations OF its oriSina-
tors. While thus expressing the gratIHca =
ton felt by themselves, the ladies' also belIcve
that in the consciousness Of gifts cheerfully
bestowed in the noble and holy cause o! SUIT
ieriug hcroiSm. will be to the donors the
highest and richest reward.
They also desire to return their thanks 10
the Gcrmania and Virginia Glee Clubs for
the generous contribution OF their portion Of
the pleasure OF the occasion.
The following is the report ithe Treasurer,
Mrs. Almarin B. Paul:
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The Cotton Misunderstanding
Capture OF Struggled Goods.


FOLEY-LULI.-In Gold iidI. April 2jrh. by
Rev .. W. " hi'akcr. Roger G. Foley, Of Cold
Ii.lL 20 E....l l.mli. Of 81 Er.mcL-rn.
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTS.
: ~ -; AZ . f Il L & r.
OF
y II A r Z S
hTa, 3. PAUL L CO.'S BANKING HOUSE
Gold Hill, n. Il.

rF'HF undersigned, established as ASsayer e'sL'
,.cnrs in California, and for TWO years i'll Ne
yaa:t Tcrri,ory j. no'v at Gold iliiL ,; lie
will attend 10 any business entrusted 10 "'"i
pr.Iuntncss ard dispatch.
cold. Silver and Ores Of every
description Assayed,
md returns Of Bullion na';e within SIX h"ur' III
Uors or Coin. ut the option OF drPositors.
For correctness OF his Assays, he refers to-
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LOST.

7 Ar EVENING, On MAIN STREET. GOLD
II Hill. = Ersr Cameo Brooch. carved with de-
siga OF two flower girls. 8ein; a mcnrnto Of a
deceased n.o'Er:, '.Ie loser attaches great value
10 It. The Iiarr. Ly leaving il ut tho office OF the
Gold Hill NEWS. will b. lbrraliy rewarded
apT2G-Ir
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BALL, GOLD HILL.
Cash reed. for 552 tickets a, So. $3.50 TO
Cash reed. Tor picture. l55 60
Cash reed, profits ice crcam...... 49, Ia
Cash reed, surplus Table Com
mIttce w ~
Cash reed. profit hat room........ Il 80
Cash reed. 'som employees of Fir
view Company. % uD
Cash reed, sUndrv donaU.ns...... ID -
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NEW TO-DAY.
l-oSL.

CERTIFICATE: No. 40 FOR TEN FEET
\ stock in the Potomac Cold and Silver Mining
COMPANY Persons are warned against ncgo;ia.
ting for jh.. s;.uc rs il will Ne transferred by
th.. -ccrctUry. ap2n III JAMES GREEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-01
PUBLISHED (DAyLY} By
EDtiiAI1ss SNOW D EN-, IA.
aa- OFTICE--No 104 King street, oyer
..>lI.,g. (formerl Fraschs} Book Store.

nEr Powell offered resolution requesting the
Secretary Of War co transmit TO the Senate all
orders issued from bis Department, Or by Gen
erals ia the array oftI1e United States auth
iDg any persons or persons to take possession Of
apy church or churches, orany house dedicated
20 the worship Of God, Or property belonging
T. anv denomination Of Christians ia the
United States together with ali the particulars
connected Herewith. which! went over under
the rule. 4 resolution vas adopted calling
unon the Secretary OF the Treasury to state
vhat amount Of money had been expended in
the collection of the direct tax and what num-
Eer Of officers had been appointed. together
with the salaries received By them, IN carrying
out the act Of Congress Tor che collection OF
direct taxes in ins1rrectIonary districts, and al
50 what quantity Of land had been sold for tax
e. in those districts The bill for the erection OF
tn eTeryitory Of Montana came up as untinlsk ed
business and was passed The consideration
Of the Joint resolution 10 amend the Constltu-
sion, 50 as to abolish slavery throughout the
country, was resumed, and was debated by
Atessrs. Davis, Salisbury and CLARK until the
hour OF adjournment.
The House Of Representatives in Committee
Of The Whole discussed ,he Currency bill. -
Various amendments were proposed, debated
and rejected.
The Correspondents Of the Washington Times
with the Army of the Potomac writes The
late heavy storm which has passed over this
region Of country, has been very severe. The
railroad bridge over the Rappahannock was
considerably strained and weakened, and no
trains passed over it for twelve hours. This
stream is very high and rapid to-day: | hear
The nine o'clock train from Washington to day
was the last train which passed over it. The
freight train which left here at half past three
O clock this afternoon had TO stop as Kappa
hammock Station, on account Of the bridge be-
ing weakened
Lieut.. Gen Grant accompanied by Gen.
Rawlins and Co|s. Legro and Coustock> Of his
staff. and Major General Meade and son, ar
rh ed in Washington from rhe Army OF the
Potomac, yesterday, and at three O'Clock the
party embarked on hoard 5 steamer aud start"
ed Tor Fortress Monroe. >
The Federal auth horities have ceased to grant
passes TO The Army Of The Potomac, and ali
civilians and camp followers generally, not hav-
ing authority lo remain, are being sent TO the
rear.
The eutire business portion of the town OF
s L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-04-01
.Fr1Il the Southwest.

Federal forces On the 10th Insraot, and 11af The
Confederate forces under iaen. Dick Iay'og re-
treated TO Shreveport The cavalry aClrauc=s
|. OF General Banks, which travar5ed the lecae
region, it il reported reached Alexandra on
the lerh; the remainder Of his army was ex~
pectoci ii arrive tvc days later. \ concentTa-
ton Of al the forces connected With tea sGpe-
dition it is said. woul4 take place at AIexan-
,iria. after which the combined artn9. was y
proceed westward hy land. The Confederate
crate forces, north and south. we're reported to
be assembling at Shreveport, where i is posi-
bic that battle may be fought. The dispatch
also adds that Fort De Russey Has accidentally
blown up on the l75ll, Whereby Jour 1zaoo were
killed and six wounded.
Simultaneously with the movements q the
expedition from lower Lo1islana and ' 1oks,
hurg 10 the line Of the Red River: ttcneral
Steele is reported to have pct his army in mo
sion from Little Rock, Arkansas, and IS now
said to be moving sonthvard Wlth iTo1n thlrEy
to thirty 6 ve thousand men. The Confederate
forces, under General prioe; Ere salfi t. con.
sist ot' seven or eight regiments under Uen7Ta5
CabelI, which were moving III tne direction o.
Camden, on the Washita Rlger; some seven
thousand Texans under GeueraE E2allQ IS Zen
r,ersnort and the commands OF Maruladiase
and Shelby at Cam len. A large number OF
negroes are reported 10 be concentrating at
Camden, bt15 for what purpose IS not stated -
OuansriiI is said TO bo south OF Red lilYer'
The Federal court martial at New Orleans,
in the case Of Major Alexander 5. Hill, 18Th
Regiment Corps i Antique, sentenced him to
DEGRADATION from bis rank, il presence OF his
troops, and confinement at Dry Toytugas one
year, The findings and sentence of the-oonrt
have been approved by General Banks, by
general order, in Which he says 1.-THE OF
fence Of which this officer is proved gu1Ity-an
attempt to effect by violence advantages oyer
poverless woneu~-is G1igraceful to himself and
criminal in the eyes Of God and u1ao. The
country does not wish III its service u1on who
would 50 disgrace the uniform they wear. :"
The correspondent Of the Neg York Tribune
telegraplls from Washington that the SecraJa
ry of the Treasury has communicated to the
WAYS ard Means Committed hls sense oi the
necessity OF increased taxation. lie says that
this necessity presses noro and n'oro upon the
minds Of the most thoughtful and prudent
men connected with the lsovernnent, The
Treasury measure Of the need Of money from
the internal revenue alone, was on tuesday
$3.50. 600, 900. 4 tax oz 30 Oh Rhiszey Is
now thought In the Ways and 1A:ans room 70
be inevitable. The increase Of the excise on
the otEar LEADING articles will be corresponding
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THE OUTBREAK IL :I,LIGGJS,

HE OGS6AEAA liz s3'AAtsN52,
Tie outbreak il illinois is assuming 80 so~
rioas & character that more 1r5on3 have E4eon
called H)r from Springfield an3 zen. jial2:zjs.~
man has also been requested 70 send acjos:cio2l
rein}oycaulents from Indianapolis. Accounts
received by telegraph trot1 AIart03n represent
that tne insurgents were threatening both
Charleston and AEa:toon. & reconnaissance
which vas made ou "Wednesday night. cleveE=
oped the fact that they occupied 3 fortified po-
sitioa some twelve miles from Charleston, and
1t IS said that COL True, IN eoGlIland at Mat
toon, had received authentic Information that
tbs insurgents were 10 force toG miles soOi;!.
a01 also At another point eight u1!Gs vast q
Nattoon. 4 scout subsequently reports i
Il at they we're fifteen thousand strong anl
within three miles Of NIattoon:.- These diverse
statements Indicate that the afa!r il much *.
aggeratai. Nevertheless. to provida azainst
contingeuciaa, the 4lst Illinois regiment had
been ordered to nIattoon, and flve hundred
r11en we're eg pacCed IL arrive there from IN
diana polls.
tAdvices froui Kentucky, on The ltIj:itg of
an officer direct from The Eastern part Of that
State, represent that Il large force 1t E}onfodar
ates was leirr concentrated at Pound Gap
under General Buck12er, and tie prevailing irn~
preston was that the laytac conten plated
marching into Central Kentucky. The forces
that were at Ball Gap are said 70 have aoan~
(ioned that strong position several days ago,
and to have either marched ~ join Longstrea;
IN Virginia, cg 10 effect junction with BUCK
ner at Pound {5ar UeSerters that eDrored
the Federal li1es at Knoxville, on the 2Sth.
reported that 81! OF Longstreet's baggage had
been sent eastward, aiso that hls whole force
was ar that time under marching orders, For
rests cavalry were said to be crossing the
Cumberland River oa the 2qtlr just.. near Id
i1ysviIle
The PaI,aetto, IS. c. Herald says: Moth
iDg has been doue toward raising the lron~clad
Wcehawken, and it is doubtful II any Inaa-
s,,res will ever be taken TO rescue he; Totn tbs
sEifs;re sands III which she hes li1aoeGtdec
tEirtv feet below the waters surface. 'ih*:
task Il removing such an enoInOus NolSil< ii
50 great disadvantages is one wblch neither
Government Dor the contractors y?i!i Wiilng1F
undertake. The varying currents where 81"
sank have fixed her there luuloya5iy- lie
Keokuk. which Wont down Oh the nAornog q
the 8th Of April last, viii also probably toYer
be brought lI,
The Federal military authorities at Se. Louis
have ordered tI1a seizure q the Life OF otone
wall Jackson, and all the works based On Cog
! 4.
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DIE

sscoUGuOp Friday Jan. g. Eer short Illness, William
P .oa OF John d. Ascough sged 81 years. ii months ana
The relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend his
isDs! On sunday the Sl inst. ., 4 0 ~, met Senf'
BEARDSLEY-In Brooklyn, on Thursday jan T' 1903
Cure Emily youngest daughter Of George r. and Caroline
s Ios1ss "a .nd Of is sny sre respectfully invited
10 astud her funeral al the residence Of her parents N
sprng street. near Park avenue on saturday sn in -
,connectisnt papers please copy. ~
DEMAREsf-On Fnday, Jan. 2s, OF consumption Jacob
The rsay.s and isads Of the family also the members Of
Mystic Tie Locse No. az y. and A. H. and the maternity
his late residence No s0 Esst Twenty fourth street one
door east Of secoud avenue, Sunday Jan 81, at p m
DEyEAU-A Madison via, on Thursday, Jan. 81, Samuel
Dsvesa In tho 2ad Of his age, OF Samuel Devehu
yuners services VIII be held the seventhstreet NJ f.
Church Seventh. street near Third avenue on Sunday
and those Of bis family respectfully invited 10 attend
To. remsins will be taken TO New Rochelle for intermen
HALLOCk-O Paralysis on fiith day, the f5ih o. Flint
Month. Mary b. rsct Of Reuben Haock, ia tho esth
Tie rss.ses and friends Of the family respectfully invited
to attend her funeral from her a;e residence No el Green
wch street Seventh day, the Both nst n2 o'clock
M ksy ~ the , Ts Ss Is,s ress,pee No. 90
West Thirty His friends and those Of his
d III snsp. 10 on Saturday ssrnooD soih inst
: O'Clock Nhout further invitation , 49,, i.
seA Wednesday, Jan 90 Jsmes Bruce Leonard SOD OF
q: lsis John Leonard Of this city aged q years ..
AEADA' Srss9Sich Conn on Thursday JAN ~ Darius
n. relatives and friends sse invited stend his funeral at
G .ss residence At o'clock r. on honasy TO- tsOi 4
wATkEE51t os.so, 4 r., on wednesday Jan, 2, Mn
4. In hs slst year OF her age.
Fer friends those Of ts family are requested to attend her
dance Of her .oninlaw, joseph Ansn No. ia Mscdopsi
esvs Sisssss tssbw lsSasssa,
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CHERO kEE G. u IL FL
TIE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
ROOTS, Banks, AND LEAVES.

ROOTS BARkS, AND LEAVES.
An uufaliug cure for spermasonhea Seminal Weakness,
Noctuua Emissions and al, diseases caused by pOusoni
.peb A, Loss Of Memory Universal LAstude Pains in the
Rack Dimns Of yiSon Premature Old Age, Weak Nerves
pfeuty Of Breathing Trembling, Wskeulness Erupon' on
IN. Faee Pale Counenance Insanity Consumption and all
tbs dreu complaints caused by departing nom the path o.
nature.
This medicine simple vegetable extract and one (which
all can rely 1t has been used In practice for many years
and with thousands treated IL la, not failed In single n'
stance Its curative powers have been sufficient 10 gem VIC
tory over the most stubborn
10 those who have triod with their constitution until they
think themselves beyond the reach Of medical aid We would
saw Despaiy not the CHEROKEE CURE will reAore you
20 health and vyo and amer all quaek doctors have ised
For full particulars geta Circular from any Drug store IN
the country wrto the Propreors, who viii mall nee 10
any one desiring the full treatise in pamphlet form
Prices ~ per bottle three bottles for - and forwarded
by express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere
DIR. w. X. MERWIN Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs,
No. 80 Libertyst, New.fork
Sold. vhos,sle and retail, by
ID. g. BARNES Co.. No 20' BrssdwsI
va ~ ~ DIVx.p e'syvhs.s
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GLAD news FOR THE UNFORTUNATE.
rHs LoS6 SOUGHT ron
DISCOVERED AT LAST.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
CHEROKEE INJECTION.

COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS Banks and LEAVES
cHERoKEE REMEDY. tho grca. Indian Durete cures
q. disease. os Urinary Organs. such lneOnnence OF the
Urln. Inflammation of,he Bladder Inflammation OF the Kid
neys Stone In tie Bladder. Structure Gravel Giee GOnor
re. and specially recommended in those OF Flor
iJp, Tor whites in FemAe, where al the Old usu'eou'
medicine, have failed.
II prepared in highly concentrated form the Jose only
being froa one to ,ea.poona three times per d,y
1t {, durso and Alternative in it, setioni purifying and
cleansing the blood causing to dow in ell It's original purity
snd yiror thus removing from the system all Pernciou'
cause, which have induced disease.
CHEROKEE INJECTION i, inicndcis 5, silly or assist
An, to the CHEROKEE REMEDY, and should be used Ia
conjunction with thu. medicine IN oil Of GoHor'h,a
Cle, Flaor 5u he II. effects are Mailing 'otaing
md d.uen removing AL scadins heat choriee and pain
instead OF The burning and almost unendirabs pain ths, en-
perienced with nearly al the cheap qHaok Injection.
BY the u.s. Of tie CHEROKEE REMEDY and cHERo-
KEE INJRCTIoN-thet two medicines at the same time
all improper dchl.. removed and the weakened organs
are speedily restored to full yisOr and strength.
For fUl partlcubts Bet our PaihP'''' "'' MY "'E W
the country or wr aud viii mail free 10 any address
full treatise.
Price. CHERoKEE REMEDY. ~ per bottle, or three
bottles for S.
Price, CHEROKEE INJECTION, 81 per bottle or three
bottle. for e5
Sent by Express, any address on receipt Of price.
Sold BY all druggists everywhere.
DIR. w. X. MERWIN g. Co,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRS,
No. 50 Libehy.st., New.York.
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No. 1874 AlLns.,r. Erw.YOnr, ycb. ., 1863.
Harlem, ls6th-.t.. between % and 1davI.

No. 10, ALLES.sr., HTw-YoRE, FEB 1863.
I.,y. been completely deaf and partially 80 Ia
the Other for above seventies years Win W
charm from both ears combined With continual rumbAns
p. in the head ior which have been treaiedby most
eminent pr,ctioner in the city without tie e'I relief
Ieop,ued Dr. Won Ecnbes, bat must canddy say that
in hi, success when did Iis therefore duo
to Dr. Won Eisenbesio acknowledge that an en'i', ousa
also ,ha, he displayed that skill and knowledge which have
,orsred for him such unvaed reputation IA have hSd
an opportunity Of comparing liz mode Of treatment with that
Of others, can truly tia, It il not only superior but
49, which direct his mode Of restoring the hearing
3. go, oo,o,oo c.,t,in. JOHN TAYLOR
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MARRIED..

pIryS-SESYAnD--On Wednesday, Jan. q. a. Calvary y
g. Church. WiiismsbuT.h, Long izland by the Rev ,.
Peek assisted BY the Rev John r. Appleton, Mr. VIM D
Ouun OF Ohio to Miss Carrie A. Seward Of NiAmsbnrg
There also present in the chsncsl beside The orc'
Jas. g. Barnes.
NIcfOLs-AUTEN-A Nov Brunswick, n. j., on Thurs
- IAN zg BY the Rev. j. ". Schenck, VIM h. Nichols
81 Ssw.York 10 Magic D. Ausn daughter OF Gustsvus
Ausen, esq. Of New brUns~ics. No cards. - ~
pYpRINS-POTTS-O ThuTsday, Jan. 25 By the Hey Dr.
pitt Mamie Perkins e,q. Miss Annie Dunbar Potts
M..,srhu,etf, and Connecticut papers please copy.
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Gpetiai Notiees.

Anna H.. Diclsenson at tho Cooper Institute. next
TUESDAY EVENiNG-for psr'iouiars see advertisement
under head Of Meetings and Lectures"
Thirteenth Ward Lincoln Club-TO THE LOYAL
CITIZENS OF THE TBIRTEENTH WARD.-rhere will
be NEE 'lg Of this Club SATURDAY EVENING, the
Jh inst Shaugnessey Hotel Of Pitt and Broome
st O'Clock. All who opposed TO such pcace
Fernando Wood brought forward in his speech tho 26h
II. S. JENNINGS President.
J. S. CHADWICK, Secretary, pro tenn.
Masonic summons. -Tbe Members Of Mystic Tie Lodge
No 2l F. and A. M hereby summoned to meet at their
rooms Masonic Temple cor of Broome and Crosby ats
SUNDAY 3l-t jan at IL for the purpose Of paying tho
last tribute respect the remains Of our atc brother
DEMARESI The Members OF Mum Lodge, No. 1870 and
the fraternity generally respectfully and earnestly re-
quested with al on TINS 9lepn ana IN
teresing OCCASION. BY order of JOSEPH II. TOONE. M.
SYL vssrKR SIGLKA. jr., Sec.
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FOR ALL FORMS OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES.

either OF No.e Throat Tongue Spine Forehead scalp
no remedy Ia, ever proved It's equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
diseased acon of liver very unpleasant to the young
wife and mother. few bottles Of Constitution Life Syrup
will correct the secretion and the deposit which u d.
| r,c,y under the skin.
In Diseases of the Liver giving rse to Languo Dizziness
Indication Weak Stomach liberated cancerous con
dion o. that organ accompanied with burning or other I'M
pleasant symptoms will BIO relieved BY tie Of CoNSTITU
| TON LIFE SYRUP.
.VAs A GENERAL BLooD-pURFYING AGhNr
THE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRIyALED By
| ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Diseases OF the SPINE usually developed in the young Hip
Disease Neuralgia and all nervous Diseases and Ladies who
ar suffering from Diseases for which they a at o'' 70
.uo what TO do We would advise the OF CONsrlrU-
ToN LIFE SYRUP 1t will restore their palIid cOun,e
nance strengthen their weak back and side give them ne"
energy new lifo and happiness.
| THE RICH AND POOR
Ar, liable TO tho same diseases Nature and Science hiss
made the Constitution Life Syrup for the benefit Of ALL
PURE BLOOD
Produce. healthy men women and the constitution 10
in youth disease and early death the result Do
not delay when the hand and within the
reach Of oil.
! TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES'
IL ia tho safest and eoctus medicine ever discovered
for purifying the SYSTEM ahu i''o'A"s '"0
upon childbirth. II strengthens both the mother and the ehd
pain and disease aud ncrees and euIches the food
Those who have used 1t think it Indispensable highly
useful both before and es connsneni II prevents disease
attendant upon childbirth
| CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Ia the Poor Mans Friend and the Rich Mans Blessing!
BUY 1T, TAKE 1T, AND BE CURED.
1T Is UNIVERSAL IN IT'S EfHECTS
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. D..
SOLE PROPRIETOR. NETWORK.
LABORATORY, BROOKLYN. L.
Price, 81 per Bottle, Sir Bottles for %.
rSsept by Express 10 all parts Of the county
MORGAN s. ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists. Agents.
! NO 40 CLrFFST., NETWORK.
sYyby .,0sasisa " .ss vpi!ea ssi.'' aaa Csaada
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New.YoRx, July 10, 1861.

Hsw.YoRx, July 10, 1861
Tbi, e,r.as. lst my mother has been for some time
afflicted with partial deafness suffering from pain and rum
bpy In the head together with other indications Of
,,t... -, bs,,i,y DR. Won Essnber. removed from her
ear. Sre.. quantity Of matter together with coAsus''de
Relieving her Enthusiastically and all without pain. h wan
gr.sfu thsns that give this testimony 10 his skill
CARROLL J. POST, No. 20 South st.
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CHRotXc cArARRH CURED
READ.


REw.yoRk, March 20 1859.
b, 10 to e.rlifyl that have suffered nom very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dull heaVine'' In the head
fell, nay nose completely stopped up accompanied by continual
.o,sns. Of the throat the cbls stealing over mo with oeo'
.ops no. PUSHES great shtnen Of the chest and PAIN so
much 80 tina, every one thought IT was consumption Having
heard Of the great performed By Dr. Won EsnSes
oo,ned him. with but little hope Of cure AIN no" happy
10 be enabled TO add my testimonial to tho great number o.
ready In the Doctors possession as0 his scientific and sue
,,,, mode Of treatment he has shown In my case that
. and knowledge which have procured for him 80 great
r.,u,on lam so entirely restored 30 perfect health that
a. mos, sincerely recommend all sufferers from CHRONIC
c.TARRH and SORE THROAT to apply at once to Dr..
Won Eissnbsrs with certainty Of being cured
FREDERICK WEBER. No $50 FOurth.l
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lens or NETWORK.
DEAFNESS AND CATARRH CURYD.

No. 40 Gth-sv., Ngv oRk Dec. J, 1859.
Twas deaf for several years and bearing Of the great cures
reformed BY d., on Eisenberg. induced to place
self under hi. care and happy state that my hear
ing entirely restored sfes .hoa tn almsn Twas also
suffering from chronic csisuh Of which v, also cured by
che ,kfv treatment Of Dr. Won Esenberg do but justice
to the Doctor by stating thu, In treating he displayed that
s and knowedss which have e,dy procured for him such
deserved reputation and tbs, the principle, which direct hs
system OF curing Desfae and Ca;rh are such $40 rendef
success, certain In my opinion. Many mos'hs have passed
since Dr. Won E,eobsrg restored my hearing and II continues
=. GOOD A, ever. o. HOPRlSs.