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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03

BRowN-At Rye on Thursday Sept 't Ann. daughter Of
the late David Brown. ~, a., 49,,
from Cbrs Church, Rye on Saturday at O'Clock, m.
without further notice Carriages win be In Attendance at
the depot.
DEMILTAt Manhssset L. T. Sept ls Mary Coulter, wife
Of James ID. Denilt. In the goth year OF hera age
Tho RELATIVES, and friends invited 70 attend her funeral on
M, Cemetery at JsInsca Those taking the 10 30 train
Long Island Railroad will Teach the Cemetery IL tiIas for
the funeral.
HORN-At Brooklyn, Friday morning, Sept I'd, Harry j.
Of Henry and Emily L. Hoo, in the 4th yesr OF his
The relatives and friend, of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from Taylor street, on Saturday ater
noon, Ut 3 O'Clock.
JONES-In Brooklyn suddenly. Friday the ID inst
Phcbe c. wife Of Sarnus T. Jones'
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully nvee
70 attend her funeral nom her late residence 81 Cuniber
iands;Icet, on Sunday, 4ih inst at p M
KEYESOn TuesJay Aug 30h at the residence Of her son.
c. Keyes foot Of 16hsireel Fast River Jane, wife Of
J. b. Reyes. aged 81 YEAR and months
The relatives and friends Of the family invited TO aehn
the funeral from the residence of her son. keyrs 1921
Of 75,hs-ee East River on Sunday sspt sih at O'CLOCK
California papers pieese copy.
LAWSON-In this city, Thursday Sept lst william
Lawson In the 42d year Of his age. . :,
attend the funeis from the residence of his brche John
ID. Lawson, No ~ lotAssee,, Saturday sept 90 ~
o'clock, p.
MILLER Suddenly On Wednesday Ava Ss' Of disease or
the heart John Nile tbuildef) sgod 80 years . .
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
attend toe funeral his late residence 'o ~ West som
street on Saturday afternoon q. o'clock without further
invitation.
Illinois papers pesse copy.
OLCOTTOn Thursdsy. Sept ls tNer short Illness Come
lis NJ OicO eldest daughter Of Maria c. aud the Ike Cha
NJ. Olcott. . . ,
Her fiona and those OF me family orc respectfully invited
her funeral from the residence o. her mother No
1872 Coumbisst, BROOK heights Sunday the Atm INST
at O'Clock. p
PORTERAt Waterbury, Conn, Sunday, Aug 20ts, Dea
con limo thy Porter, aged 10
PHILLlPS-On Friday, Sept ID. Oscar 1ibbals Phillips
youngest OF Rev B. 4. Philips I. {. A. and the late
Mary T.. Phillips s,ed 70 months and 10 days. . ,
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully invited
offend the funeral the residence Of bis uncle Ocsr
Tbbas 22l Wes. I9thstEeet, Sunday 9Th inst at PM
ScOTT-In Brooklyn, r. D., Friday morning Sept. 3D.
Dr. Eugene Sands o. Scott In the 24th year OF hA eye
The fnnesl viii tske paaSn Sunday afternoon at o'clock
from his late Tesidencce Wsshinstonpace Brooklyn
T.. D. The friends Of ~ s4my invited to attend with
out further notice.
UHDERHILAt Chicago on thu Gath ut Robert r. Under
Hill, in the 6sth year of his age. -
The relatives aud friends Of the fauyAfe invited aitend his
funeral 81 Friends Meeting house. Cro.on, First Day,
Sept ct II O'Clock, q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03

great many side hits being made nj the
Plar.nton Btters, scote or two OF disinierested
friend. who have endesvored to initiate counterfeit them
It's IL Of The people won't be long imposed upon
Tie Plantation B,.e increasing In and popularity
every dsy and hss what's the mser They are In same
sized bottle and made jus: they were at first and viii con
time to be, or VIC shall stop making them
The Plantation Biter purify ghen and invigorats
| They create healthy appetite.
1hey sntidoI- 20 cnsngo OF water aud diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late hours
They strengthen the system and cHlivrn the mind
They prevent asinatic snd irisTIitten icvcTs.
They purify the breath and acdity of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation .
Tney core DiarIbea Cholera, and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver Complnin and Nervou. Headache
qhey make the weak strong the lanzud brilliant and arc
rh.cs,ed nrre great The Recipe and full Circu
lar aye around each bottle CeEym-n Merchants, and per
sons whose seaeaary habits induce weakness sssudo pa
ation fthe heart. lack ofsppete distress ser ealing liver
complaint constipation &c. viii 6nd Immediate and perna
mont relief In these Bcrs But above ALL they are recon-
Ineuded 10 weak and delicate females and noiherA
They are sold by all respectable merchants See that each
bottle has orr private United States Stamp the cork and
s,ee plrte side label.
Beware reEled bote See that the stamp has not been
tempered with my person pretending TO cell Psna'io
Bers by the gallon swndeF and inposor and should be
immediately reported 70 W. r. II. DRAKE Co,
10. q Parkrow h. y
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Special Notices.


At the Lnight-St. Baptist Church. ccrner Of Lsigh
aud NaTick-sts Religious Will 10y permission Of Dr.
vine Providence ecomnonce under the pastoral Of Rev
ROBT. N. CONCEAL, SABBATH MORNING, Sept &lh
Preaching morning and evening.
POsf-Onicc Noiicr.-The mails for the UNITED KING
Dom and the CONTINENT via Quoenstoxn and Liverpool
per steamer ETNA and Cor the GERMAN STATES vi, HAM
burg per steamer TEUTONIA. will close ct this Office
SATURDAY. the "a day of September lei O'Clock and
uptown stations follows Stations and b. 10 e. M
g. Ga N ABRAM WAKEMAN. Postmaster.
Five Points House of Industry. lss Worth st
Rel ous Services IN the Chapel, SABBATH AFTERNOON,
OF 81 o'clock p Singing by Choir OF two hundred
Children.
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From San Francisco.
san FRANCIsCO, August 81

The Union Republican State Convention have
dominated for Presidential Electors, j. G.. Mccall
fum, Sam. Brannan, Rev. G.. &. McCley, j. Wing
Oliver, ard VIM. Crane, and as matter of preeau-
son have instructed them TO cast tho vote for Lin
coin aud johnson.
A nole prosequi has been entered in the case OF
Air. Smiley for keeping the treasure received from
Sac steamer Golden Gate.
SAN Francisco September /.
j. G. McRuer, Of San Francisco, has been nomi-
natcd by the Union Republican Congress, from the
Southern District of California; Vim. Highly, from
sho Middle District; and John Bidwel, from the
Northern District. This is regarded as an excel
4ent ticket.
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u. s.. $50 Loan.

The Secretary Of the Treasury gives notice that suoscrp
ton. will be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. payable
three year. Aug Is 1884, with semi annual interes at
tho rate and three per per
pal and interest both to be paid in lawful money
These no.e will be srbe the option Of the holder at
maturity into six per cent goldbeans bonds payable not
les, five than twenty years from their date a.
the Government. may elect They will be issued in denomi'
nations Of $50 $iOo. $780, 81 900 and 5000 and all sub
.cripon mus. be for fly dollars multiple Of Cry
dollars
IA the notes draw interest from Angus, H. persons making
deposits subsequent to that date pay he Interest accrued
from date Of note to date Of deposit
Parties depostns twenty five thousand dollars and upward
for these notes q, any time will be allowed commission
Of one quarter OF one per cent.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
IT Is A national SAVINGS BANK. offering higher ratio
Of any other aud TIA best security ANY savings
bank which pays It's deposition. In u s. Notes considers that
it paying In the be., circulating medium Of the country
and psy in anything better for Its own Assets are
either in Government securities in notes bonds payable
ia Government paper.
CONVERTIBLE INTO SIX PER CENT 500 GOLD
BOND
In sddton the very liberal ntere.. the Notes for
three years. this privilege Of conversion i, worth about
three per per annum for tho for 20 Bond
Is than per premium and before the the
premium ON six per o. Stocks twenty per
x;fh n. he Liam
tho present market rate. not les. ten per per
annum.
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MUNICIPAL TAN
ALTON.
But asdc from al the advantages have enumerated 8
Special Act Of Congress erenpt. al Bonds and Tea.ury
Note, from local taxation. On the this exemption '
worth about per per snnum according to the rate Of
taxation In various parts Of the country.
It IA believed that no Securities offer gres, inducements
to lenders az those Issued by the Government In all
other Of indebtedness the faith ability Of private
parties stock eOmpanie separate communities, only,
pledged or payment while the whole property of the
try held to secure the discharge Of all the obligations Of the
United States
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED
By the
tssrgrayr TRxAsrRzR op THE UNITED STATS Of
Wall and NsssGu-sts.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or NEs.YoRK. No. Waist
SECOND NATIONAL BAsK oy NEwYosK 23dss. Srdway
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-YoRx. No sS"..an-'t-
ForHru NATIONAL BANK ssw YORK q and ~ Finest
FIyrn NATIONAL BANK OF New YORK, No ~ Asv
sirrH NATIONAL BANK oy Ngv Yoax, Gth-sv Brdw,y.
EIoHrm NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YoRx No $50 Broadway
EIxrH NATIONAL BANK OF Nxw York. No. @1 Broadway.
TEsrn NATIONAL BANK OF NEw-foRE. No 40 Broadway
CxsrnAL NATIONAL BANK OF SEwYoRX No. II Duane ~
NATIONAL ExcHAssn BANK OF EEwYoRK lsa Grwich a.
and by all National Banks which dpOsOrics OF public
money
ASp ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
thfoashoa. tho country viii give further information and
AFFORD FACILITIES TO SUBSCRIBERS
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PROM TEE SANDWICH ISLANDS.
Ok Ing X nmehnmehn Dissoives the Constisu-
tiopDI Conyeniicn-shipwr

SAN FRANCISCO, sept. I. 1907.
An arrival from Honolulu brings dates OF the 10Th
of August. ,o.,
excited speech abrogated the Sandwich Islands
Constitution OF 1852 and declared the CONSTITUTIONS
al Convention dissolved.
This arbitrary act was regarded as q regular corp
f et,t INV The King and if submitted 10 by the Ha-
~vsaisn people will render the Kingdom nearly an
absolute monarchy
The ship May Robinson eec aS 1 '0'i '0S' "
The ships Lady Washington and st. Charles BE-
came total loss, at Bakers Island on the o'h Of
June. go. =,
sailed from Bakers Island, June Goth, Ship SKY
ark, for England.
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MUSICAL JUBTLEE.-There is to be grand
Teutonic musical and jubilee gathering a. Jouess
Wood the 18th Instant. Monday next with hundreds
Of vocal and instrumental performers under Messrs
Absolute and Formes. Haydns Creation win be given
IN sumptuous style. New York, with the exception Of
the two greateet cities Of Germany has larger Ger
man population than any in the world. The attention
Of Americans born is equally invited to his festival
4 circular is addressed TO the clergy.
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FOR ALL FORMS OF

ULCERATIVE DISEASES,
.b. Of the Nose Throat. Tongue sPne Forehead, OF Scalp
no remedy has ever proved is equal.
r~As A GENERAL BLooD-PURTFYING AGENT
TIE LIE SYRUP STANDS UNRIvALED BY
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD
p,.,s of the Spine Is usually developed in the young Hip
n,.. Neuralgia and all Dsc~es, and Ladies who
.. .us,rua from Diseases for which they at loss to
know wh., to do would advise the use OF CoNSTiru
TIoN LIFE SYRUP Il will restore their paild eoun,s
nance strengthen their weak back and sde give them now
energy new life and hAppinesA
THE RICH AND POOR
Arc Liable to tho same diseases Nature and Science hs
made tn. Constitution Life Syrup for the benes. of all
PURE BLOOD
p,oapeo. healthy men and women and the ecnsu lion Il
neglected In youth disease and early death The result DE-
no, delay when the hand and within th'
rssoh Of all
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
I. tie Poor Mans Priend and the Rich Mans Blessing
BUY IT, TAKE IT. AND BE CURED.
IT Is UNIVERSAL IN ITS EPTEcTa
WIN. H. GREGG, NJ. D.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NEwYohK
Pros, 81 per Bottles SIX Bottles for s.
ty-ssas BY Express to all parts Of the country.
MORGAN g. ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents,
ko. AZ cL.gg.sy. NGW.YoaK
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Dnsincse Noiitre.

"THB HUMAN FACE DIVINE. "-What OF the
Features long nO,e short nose, blum; noss or sharp
nose VIVA, does IL pdieae' Blue eyes, Gray eyes Black
eyes; Auburn Hair Brown Hair, Black Hen, Red Hair;
Cheeks Chns. Lips with dimples in ihem what d. they
signify See September nuber Of the lLLUsrRArLD PAKrN
oLoaIoAL JOURNAL Only twenty cents. BY hrst post
aewsmen have it, Address FOWLER WELLS 3ss Broadway,
Eew-York.
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From The Christian .Times
SIGHT RESTORED.

CONCERNING EYES AND OCULISTS
ofhe 1--we sense. that which call seeing is the mos. I'm
portan, and valued In proportion This sense fails u.s.
We are reduced TO hopes.nss Hen,lfey destitute Of sight
how slow would be our p.osres. knowledge, and how linn
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness, Endowed with It,
the universe become. creation clothed with beauty ana
diversified by that infinite variety which fails to attract
the mind and heart
For several months past Iii. has been practical subject to
u An inHamed condition OF the eyeds. Communicating
itself to the pupil rendered the discharge Of daily duties not
only painful but dangerous A,tributing It to the effect Of
cold We endured through tie Spring with the hope thu.
with the return Of weather would entirely disappear
But in hi. doomed to disappointment Summer 70
turned but not woned sight What might have been the
result either Of further .ssce, of incompetent, treatment
we osnno, say.
f9staing our case friend. h. assured that similar
one in his own family had recently been treated with entire
success by Dr. Won Eisenbers Of this city. Satisfying our
.eive. by more particular inquiries tina. the Doctor EN-
miro bet scientific ocust and sur. concluded to seek
The bsne6t Of hi. treatment which have reason to
acknowledge a. very great ihoush out lew weeks uu'
hi, care. the Of eye. has totally changed The
pupil now u and clear and the lids entirely free from
Inflammation The Doctor say, that the optic Las been
weakened and the re.na assumed chronic inHamnasory
state affecting ess all the other tissues and threaten
NJ II neglected 70 end In Amsurosis Ophthaniit' ws DO
svs 10 the term which ocu sppy to eye, affected a. were
ours Having obtansd the much desired relief take greet
pleasure in acknowledging indebtedness to the talent Of
Dr. Won Eissnbss and OF calling to hs ssnon Of Others
who may suffering similar or condition
Of their sysa M said that Providence provides sndots
for Every bsns 1t Is certain that the eye IT, in those times
subject severor trials than formerly Let US be thankful
hsn that increase the tendencies which destroy the
organ of vision the progress Of science keeps pace vita 'as'e
tendencies, If not IN advance Of them
OFFICE. 10 $40 DnOADWAY
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Mercantile Library Association.
ANNUAL RE-OPENING.

The Library. Reading Room. and Branch Ofice' ofthe
Merca Library Association VIII be open, a. usual Tor the
Reception and Delivery Of Books, and after MOhDAf
Srptemocr5
On the evening Of that dsy Members and their hends are
invited to Writ the Central library Aston Place tho rooms Of
which will BE- thrown open for their accommodation.
The BIeach Library aud Reeding Room. the corner Of
Broadway and 26 has been rendered more convenient,
snd Attractive ever and Members with heir Families
siding the upper part Of the city will meet with every
attention here.
Terms Of Subscription To Clerks, 81 initiation fee ard
ST 50 seia.snnua dues. To oil others. So syear.
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MARRIED..


elLLAMY-MITCHELL-At Biooning daie, on Tuesday,
Log coll a: the residences VI the brides parents by mo
Rev. l.. H. King nr. William H. Fcilsmy "t for, 10. d,
Suth Croua 10 Miss Ellen Josephine daughter Of henry
s. Mitchell ESD, OF this city. No cards.
81 Paterson. Y. J., Thursday
sept, lr by Rev. WIN. H. iioInblo"er I'D, J's'Clishs
loFsnne J. dausht~rof y. c Beckwith, ESQ.
sARRAND-PEAKE-At Hudson. y. Y. Thursday. Sept.
IT, Joseph S. Eausu5 TO Miss helen Pea&e.
|sgORGE-gRADY--on Thursday Sept is,. 8. the Mdd.
d. Cburch by the Rev. Joseph r. Dnrycs, Daniel George
% Ksts a. BI.dy al Of this city. No card.
he 3lst Aug, by the Rev. Edwin
/ Kendall Nj Vim. w D. Greene, Of Providence, X l., to
| Miss Helen CLARK Of ritsfisd, Mass
\ TNAyVITCHCOCK-At Amherst. Msss, by The Rev.
ir-,dent St..rps assisted by Rev Henry NJ stoTrs Of C-
tunat Granville D. Putnam, esq, OF bosion 70 Jane T.
Hitchcock dau shteT Of the late frof Ed""' hhoneoeE
"Wednesday inornny Aug. Dist. at
e residence Of the brides father by the tev Sf Arndt
4 bertrand Eed OF New OTisaus son OF the i1te cspt
sAmuel Psid u g. navy 20 EmIns, daughter of sias D.
Gardner, esg.. Of Grassy Point
New Orleans psyeu Jesse copy.
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Tho New Engiuud Fair.

SPEINGFlELD. MASS, sept =, Ikbs
Every train, thus early, brings people and stock
for the great New England Fair, which will begin
here Tuesday An immense crowd, IS well as
very largo exhibition, is promised. Among the
famous horses "Draco," a. Gen. Knox," " Ash
extraordinary show Of implements Of oil Kinds.
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The Hndian wnr-TAe saysses Ro"'ed.


The Sioux City Iowa. Register. Of the I'd ult.,
Gays, Mr.. Sell, of the Quar;eTMasters Department,
iust arrived from Fort Union, reports that battle
occurred between Gen. Sulys command and about
5000 Indians, near Knife River on the 18th OF
July in which the latter were defeated with loss
of $50. Our loss was five killed, sud twenty or
thirty wounded
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DR.. Schc ok.
PHILAnELP "A.

WIN Be a. III rooms No. 80 Bondst New York, every
TUESDAY from until p 20 examine the lungs
Of congupve with his Rearrornc,er for which be chargs
three dollars bat advice fee. Schcncis Punouic syrup
Sea Weed Tonic .nd Mandrake Pills will consumption
and frequently in advanced siasrs but II is always beet
not to put /. OF too ate. lie Away. has fresh supply Of
medicines at his rooms which be had Il oil times
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03
Bank Messenger Robbed.

The messenger Of tho Benk Of Mutual Redemp-
Sion called at tho Shoe and Leather Bank this fore
noon, ard placed small trunk on the counter, and
while he was temporarily engaged tie trunk was
stolen. IL contained $4,000, mostly in small bills
on county banks
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INPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

Xhe journeyng TIE stotch bec3ne badly DE-
ranged causing pain In my head Had been on ne
water would have been called lady sitting
nv ne knowing my condition reached out bottle saying
Take swallow" did and in less than five minutes my
tronble was ended The medicine Goes DyspepsiA
Cure and nom the effect had upon the stomach and wh
have learned Of since think must be excellent
eiy ior Sea. Sickness and Dyspepsia -
Madison, June 80, 1854 MRS. SAMUEL FIELD.
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EARS TO THE DEAF.


Every man and especially every woman believes in his or
her physician. There philosophical minds which hold TO
an abstract faith Aop.hy Homeopathy or HydroPahy
or some other form scishc cure but with tho world a.
large the belle, the system. but IN tho doetoF Es
peciAly this yards suri.,s and oculsta The
patient who has reoo, red ia sight his hearing sue Tat
the blessing could e Lvea restored 30 him ey no other
than H. particular by whom bis eyes OF eirs
were opened Dr. Esenb,rs Is among ouf beet known
aur.a lie has not leaI oArs brother pfAe'oner has
eye. and in whose sh therefore We believe above al o'As
But We hear Of him those who essem him not merely
, surreon BIZ, a. be.ieactor recent has been re-
ed to u.s. for IL truhuns.. Of wih can 'oueh though
we can nan. no names The patient lady WHO bod been
deaf rom infancy c0nseqreneo II some o. the ailments
To which children are Nabe Laery The disease he'd taken
m ,cue form and the patient sub 70 Intense suffering
The deane. was rapidly becoming complete and the genera
health breaking, down under the physical exhaustion attendant
upon constant pain Ordinary remede. snd ordinary ADVICE
were useless. and Dr. Won Ei,,nberg called In We need
not rerei b diagnosis for that would be ony list Of hard
tn IN. general reader But be detected sight the
seat Of disease fret portion Of the organism then IN
another and with puaton sk bis insight waa ac-
euras he removed the causes and she who from infancy
had heard with difficulty and lai,ery hardly all
,o,ed FIRST to perfect hearing and then perfect health Dr.
Won E.nberr advertisement reminds Of this case which
we thus briefly relate though no, at h solicitation Lot him
that n.ih no, ears hear.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-03
CHOLERA NORRIS

Il has been sscerained that GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE 3
sure and speedy for Cholera Morbus Dys-ntsy pas
rhea and kindred complaints now 50 pevsenions tee
spoon nj often curing ia very few minutes the most severn
pains or cramps IL nsuazes the bad effect oep produces
by change Of weather drinking ice water eating unriRe
NUT or vegetables IL will all such cases. s9 Of every IN
II taken in season. 81. 1.
gentleman bs JUS. called aud informed that the LIE -
lady had been saved by two doses.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

immediately ard rssantansou,y, pledge word ss
Of reputation Pharmleeutistsour favorable
qnsntsuce with the people prOprieors Of the World
nowned GOES COUGH BALsAM," II Is used ACCORDING
to our directions which may be found with each bottle.
We add below Testimonials from neshbou ~
tOwnnnen, to which ask your careful attention
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TESTIMONIALS.

From the Pastor of tine Netheds E. Church. Madison Cos
have used Goes Dyspepsia Cure In my family, and ~
willing iy testify to It's value as q medicine.
HENRY GiDMAND Pastor NJ z Church
MADISON, Conn., June %, 1854
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A Voice from home through our City Paper.


Mesrs EDIroRs: Allow through your columns. 70 -
gratitude the benefit have received from IL
use Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure Although great suessS
from Dyspepsia the rst dose gave instant relief on
ounce as enabled anything that please withoao
pain have stopped using tho medicine as no lonese
nsSd ALAlhA LYMAN.
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DIED.

fArEL-Ai ST. An.hony. Fals, Minnesota, on "Wednesday
Aug Path. Albert 4. bsttel. Of this city. RI,
faeri from tie residence Of L iatheTniaw T. " NSes
70; No - West 3ld street, 70 day At O'clock p m
|s.cs vi ga y.ssss
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Nh Cos: Ths bottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure you ~
has backed up your statement concerning It, have oaly
used half bottle and pineapple shorcake ANYTHING
else without trouble Il sets Ike charm The relief ~
orls is instantaneous. JANE A. LO"hEt.
New. Haven June Is, 1854