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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
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ociocs c Co.'s. e.. Of Ira iy lows .s.d a. ye.r. All
III. r,,ass. ill b. t.hsn TO low. City fot int.rmsn
D.or,4 % B,''S, s,n,sSs T,n o. MSsi',
Nevs port. sod - yesr'. HOnhs and u dsys
rARRiNGTOS-s 5disbl,. 90 saturday s'snins Jan " in
y. 40 y.s 2, hi .s NJ. I.se. f,rIisf,oa sito-
Ayag 9 u, 10. n; d.,.g, 'hs -. =, f2,g ys,I'
ia, i,,,si - .sld a.. fs~rsi ..rs,es.a ~, Msly.r
y CL4reL h.Dh.n.H'ins. On rse'a.y fss. ., .IoeOe.
oEFES-on Motd,y. Fsb S,nl. F,uisn,r Green ..-I
1y,.r' .ad monh, yosHs'i daughter u frsHi, D. an
To \, tive. AMI aI. - H., , o., r.. p-cifny Invited
90 st.nd hsI fnsfal wsdne-hsy tho y net :. ocloc,
FROM r..dssos 81 LsT rar. No 70 West N.n'is-Hts
Hor aFs-on s-nasy I.u =, Oeorsi,ns n youusrs, chni
q Adrian H. and Osorsan. Hosm'. In the An yer Of Lof
r., .nd 'rS-nA fany n,e4 .,-nd the
faner.i Tu.sdsy ~ iu.,, at O'elocs ma, FROM no
HoCKISCs-On Aonday. Feb. I. 81 ~. r.adsnos. No y
We, T~-niy elsh,h street. Jane. Hoei'ps., sd %
T. Trend. and relative. 81 the finy repeatedly invited
q sirrnd hi. funeral wsdnsy =, solsi. al N. f,'
Pre- VII BAP,. Church rw~uiy si.it 'trost pen broad
NV Of ~hlcL dsc,s,ed vs. -eiton.
g., John. N b. and Couws ~ gsndl psper please COPY
MILLER-on Sunday Jan d J.me. D. hlsr ouiy sou Of
TIE sves and mend. Of The family fesPey Invited
{. attend b. iHsi - 90 :, hSsoes , :,
The Vii BE- tssen 10 Greenwood C'ns'fJ oi nsi'
mcit
~ ~ Pelham.
NAY youngest VI tie ate kor Ldrsfd Harrison MAJ
,sst a
from Chareb Pelham Hi. frna' and hos, q h.
,ssr Invited O. attend without further notice stage.
Willie waiting ct tie ks- kOSAss bepoi TO meet the III
trsln nom Nov fork
oDELL-on Sunday, Jan. 81. .ner short ilias" james
Msdi.on Oden. sgsa 81 year.
Tn, :, y., and Tsnd. 81 the family The friends Of his
t.a- j. Alfred Lucioy and o. HI, brothers insw Peter
firth Oe0rss w Besimsn end ChAs. l. Chapin. are -
specially invited attend the funeral services al bio ate
e.deuee No l1l Fest Thirty ,iJth street hls TUESDAY
sneruoon ct , o elock without further notice.
sMITH-At NewaYk y. J., ThuTsisy, Jan -. Hattie,
wife Of Jane, A smith and daughter VI the late Joseph
Milourhby u this city, aged 20 y.Ia
The .tvcs and ieHds invited II attend the fun~rl
Monday Ansnoon al clock from Der ate rs.iicnce No
Ia Mulb-uy street, Ncw4rs ". j luterment 81 NyAb,
on Tue.dsy Cap leave Jersey City via Northern Railroad
for Pe1HoLt at 81 o'sloek
sTUDwELI,-On Sat rd.y Jan %. Joseph sudwen IT, In
the +s,h year 81 his sf.. 49,. . ,
III. friends Of the xnl respectfully Invited
attend his funeral from his late Tesdrnee No Dol La
Eghtesnib street. Tuesday, fsb. ., Of O'CLOCK p IN
stfYDAM-At Rosevfe, NJ j. on MonSsy, fsb. l, sophie
W infant daughter Of John ". end Emilia saydam.
vROOM--In Blooming Grove, Orange County ~ T. On Phi
hsbs V. vIooH, ssed months aud 10 dsys
Samuel T. Williams u The firm 81 SsaIes WilaIas
g. the 57th year Of his
rastiye- and friends respectfully invited TO attend his
funeral froni hts late resdebrs No. liz West Eleventh
street Tuesday neIt Seb O. al O'clock, without further
invitation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

BALuNoRE Monday. Feb. ]. 1854
A letter received from Annapolis, dated jar
,acnyns "a the Russian feet In American ~atcfs
s-v N this port Yesterday and are now anchored In
severn River. Abreast Of the Naval Academy j. a
80, az Var mounting eighteen 6-pounAers the other
s. rVnbo.i clipper model bark rugged. 20 feet long
ounting tree heavy pivot guns aud several hoTiizes
on ibs bro Adside Both are beautiful raksh-ookirg
~st and arr fine specimens Of tb. naval architecture
Of oar powerful friends To-day they sal1~c ne Amer.
ca Ga, with twenty guns, which va .et4rhod gun for
- u-des direction Of H. X Iesh' Z. :. Navy. by
40 q. Co. A s Wait, cOmmanG.ag ere port. after
Which tie senior Captain paid visit a. ne Coohel
Z n-e Sesses vii probably remain here during the two
ennng stormy months and We hops ioi then pleasant
ssJrrfi ~ our mldtt
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The charming comedy Of Rosedsie" will be
played at wascks THE evening fes the eighty 4ixth
me-the proceeds Of the performance 70 be given to
the U. 8 Sanitary Commiasion. Il u understood thai
an evening win be devoted this noble charity bv =.
the places II amusement In town -" Rosedse" will b.
repeated on Thursday and Saturday. Married Life
on Wednesday, and The Clandestins Marriage. OF
Friday.
The turlesquo Of MaSeppa" and the clever comedy
Of "A Bull in China Shop ere drawing such fnlI
houses at the Olympic that Nm. Wood has decided to
postpone the produ cton q IN Treated III 1rovatore
unit, veeh. The great feature OF the present en-
tcrtainment lie Mr. Mortmers Bsgshot In A Eull In
China Shep."
Al the Winter Garden THE Ticket of1eave Man"
continues 10 be the only attraction and is likely 10
remain so for month 10 come. All the good people In
town have been TO see H. and the miseratles' are
taking their turn Tie moral Of the play Is so fortunate
AS 20 meet with approval om all classes OF the com.
mu,it, from old world criminals with or without
tickets Of leave up the very creme Dc Ia creme Of
society.
pe,bsns Mirror Of the Rebellion with its brilliant
sereoscopticon scenes continues to draw throngs Of
pctuTeOyers TO No. 52j Broadway and is one OF the
beat entertainments IN town. There il some Kind OF
sin enterprise connected with f. the profits Of which are
to he devoted 10 the all Of invalid soldiers
The pleasant little domestic drama Of "CamiIlas
Husband which was played with much success at
the Olympic. is filing Barnum's Lecture Room every
-fterIcon and evening and VIII be Kept on the bills
until reyt week. The entertainment Is filed oct with
imIromptu comic singing by Mr. W. Is. Harrison. and
the performances of the Tyrolean WhisAr who plays
Oh three whistles at once. beside eItrst<sS sweet
sounds from family coffee pot, which hencet~th will
take rank among musical Instruments
Van AmburghS Co.'S splendid Mensgere, or Zcd'ogi
cal Museum continues 10 be throVed every afternoon
and evening and deserve 20 take rank among the most
valuable Of city Institutions. The collection OF ami
mails birds ETC. exhibition very large. the general
Jpontmeus Of the place al but perfect and no one
con 60 there without being both entertained and
instructed.
The company at the Broadway Amphthester tcircus)
has been enlarged by the addition Of the famous Bedoun
Arabs The establishment is now the most complete
and the best organized tha, have ever had Special
performances given every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon for the convenience oflides and children for
whom there Is agreeable or uneIccptionable
rcsCrt in town
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sygpEY ADMITS PORK PRE-.
FROM the seuthwcst.

81 LOUIS Monday. Feb l. 1854
A special dispatch from Fort Smith TO The
D.oe-ot dated Jan =. says Gen Thayor La been as
ncned 70 the comranl ~ the District " tie Frontier
heretofore commanded by Gen. Mcneil
over 1000 negroes had been concentrated IN the "a
rOus towns in the interior Of TeXaS hundreds Of whom
sre DOW dying Of disease and starvation.
Thirty Seminole Indians, who had deserted from Ma
e-uder and reached wldron. represent that he WIS
concentrating his forces the border Of Louisiana In
anticipation OF an attack from Gen. Banks
A rumOr was current to-day that Waldron was oap
t1r, Yesterday by Prices forces WsldrOn Ia 70 miles
eouth OF here.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

COMMISSIONERS OF 1lEALTH.-At meeting
OF o Commissioners Of Health held yesterday at the
Mayor Otilce. his Honor the Mayor called the at'en
ton 81 tho Board 20 the alarming Increase Of typhoid
ver and diseases resulting from the imperfect vents
ton 81 buildings especially tenement houses and IN.
CURED II anything had been done by the Common Council
IN pursuance of the suggestions u the Comm ssioners
President HAYS informed the Board that tho Council
lad already requested the Counsel 10 the Corpora
ton drafi ordinance 10 secure tho adoption Of
prupeT q vcnt oa and President Henry stated
hat be would his influence ~ TIE same end In the
Board ~ Aldermen DT. hayre confirmed the state
meut TIE prev acLCe II these ds-aes and the mr.
gency % action bs the Common Council D. prevent the
tprcai q the same
Mr. ArrnsirO1g tho Cerf. RESIGNED his Office. which
accepted. IL - understood lie assumes position
in the National Eank Of which the late Mayor Ia
President.
Dr Sayre presented the following resolution. which
was unanimously adopted
Rssd That this BosId soosp,s with r-uss the rcsErsou
% ~ H. Armstrong theT tefk FOR Tho pss two years.
and would him r-tu7 ,ha, he osrris' With hn tho
and OF every member Of tie Board for tho mn
foam courtesy ability and hdsh'y with wkch be has d.
char rsd sv-ry daty devovins upon him
AT ). H. A uld was appointed Clerk 10 the Board
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From Fortress Monroe.

FOKTRfSs M0NR'E, dHn. u, Is'F.
The nag Of truce steamer New-fork arrived
est evening -Four Union officers, one Colonel aud
three Captains were sen; down their parole b. the
Rebel Government
About % refugees from Richmond arrived TO day Via
Yorktown
TIE English frigaie Rose arrived and anchored in
Iarpton Roads this afternoon.
United States ferry boat arrived this morning from
Yorktown with les Rebsl prisoners. Ihey were sent
Gir,ctly TO the fiag ship Minnesota
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
ArrrAL RKpoRr OF rmK CExrRAL PARK

ANNUAL REPORT OF THg CENTRAL PARK
CosnnssiosKEA-From the seventh ANIMAL report Of
che Commissioner Of the Central Park. for the year
$50. presented yestoiddy the Board Of Aldermen
lrbo BY resolution ordered the usual number Of copies
90 DO printed In document orml learn that the land
between One hundred and-si1th and 0nehunared-and-
tenth streets has been added TO the Park al the pro
oeoding for the purchase Of said property having been
completed During the past year the woIk has pro
Rrcssed rspdiy The principal work now remaining 10
b done at the Park the Improvement Of the recent
addition. and the boundary walls Auson is made 70
he project Of Increasing the width of seventh 10
$50 feet And OF planting the whole line with shade trees
son the north end u the Park 70 The Harlem River at
NcCombs Dam. heretofore authorized Nv tie Legs
lstars There has been large decrease IN tie number
OF men employed and 81 expenditures during the year
Nors than $4,000 tees shrubs and herbsceous plants
were planted Of which about ~ 900 from the Park
Eurberies The carriage drive completed 10 a5onl
eight miles In length bride road. Eve miles and walks
tveu.y miIes Over 100000 persons visited the Park
IN 1868 and In one dsy 900 carriages entered the
drives The necessity Of tie rule TO prevent las,
driving Is stated. and no accident the work has
ooarrod 10 life or LIMB. The present accommodates
Cor animals Is merely Temporary. The Geological soei
ETY. chartered several yoars since g tho Legislature
sceros 10 have taken no seps toward establishing tbs
9arAsn The musical entertainments have been re
oeived with Increasing favor and are very largely
attended Tho oonyenielets for skating have beer
greatly increased and the machinery for keeping The
ses in order much improved. The report is exceedingly
voiuminous and contains good deal Of interesting
matter.
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r,,er,ainments The Day ard Evening

Entrrfnin menh Ihb my III" FV'"'"b'
p JoI,on 81 fh>atrr, aad t< n ,ssat adTe,
r,,,mebf, On other eoiszEs 81 As papD.
WALL .cr, TuEArEH-KosedAle.
NfsryR GlRpns-Ticks 1t 81 Leave hsn .
O,v.y,c Ts,lTrs-Bull In a Cfins shop sEeppa
rs,,rrs TNAsc.p- French Comedy sgd Vaudeville
HIaSr~'s Mr.rus-GiAnts, DWARF "Nhs,D IT. ke-Cs
fniiss Hrsbsud.
Va Irsra0Hs MxxAGyRfs-Colectono 81 AnmAI.
C.y.EBnoApvAr AapnrnKsTkH-Kquss,r.aD Perform
.
PrrU.r, wrsnoH OF Tux DEBgrIIos, he
Iioyr . 0HkAT CIRcus-bcwefy-fqarstran
IIoYs CHAPEL Mammoth stersoscoptiocn
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COMMITTED sulcrDx-ElIen Cline, an Iri,

COMMITTED SUIcrDE-Ellen Cline, an Irish
woman q yoa of sge committed suicide at an early
hour On Monday morning Nv hanging heTfch 70 tie
hsn,tcrs In the premises No ~ Prince street while
llhnrrg under partial ~ of insanity. Ihs deceased.
r sorne time pa. has been in tho habit II drinking TO
Ycess 4ad on the above morning $40 nnst attempted
10 hang herseNto the bedposi IN her room With her
auron She was pre1entnd however. by her eldcst
dsughtsr soon aher that Mr.. Cnne s~nt her little
gr down into the yard for piece OF rope having OBJ
tanned which she then loched the children In RON
ard hung h~rseN above stated. The SCREAMS 81 80
children brought assistance bot before the nnsf
sun.ie woman vas cut down life Was extinct Coroner
Collin hold an inquest On the BODY. and verdict IN
cor,lAnce with the above facts rendered BY the
Iufy
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Arrest OF Two DETECTIVE OyrcKRs. job

AnREsr or Two DETECTIVE OyNcgRs. John
Hutton and James Carragber detective officers haiDg
Gron the VIII Congressional District were during the
sourso Of last week taken Into cusody. They had ~
rested desertsr from the army Of tho Potomac named
Re~ps who IL said 10 Be the son OF rich father KeeDe
ersS tho Detectives s70 10 let Linn off and IL Ia alleged
tAsi he promised them more money IN case he was re
isased The detoctivcs compiled with his propoal but
a. . sev dsys amer he was again arrested b. one Of
I.,a n hsfcts officers and brought 70 the hssdqusr
tSrs al No ia Liberty street where be confessed that
80 hriisd The ofboers Of the With District and al
s,6 he oouA not tell their namos by the dsscrp ton
- ave 81 them, Capt ErhArdt suooesdsd in hsvins
80 arrested. Thsy DO not dsny the charges made
s1sn thsm and viii b tried si'hef s''''s 9sa nsy'
r. DE u 81 sw As7a
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FREAKS op THE wEArHER.-we have ha

great changes IL IA. weather hercabou, during the
pss month bot :he Following from last Fridays 81
mi, Ee~, rather soes ahead Of our experience
On the hrs dav Of this month the thermometer sto,
In this CITY at - d-rrfes below ZsTo Yesterday. a.
we are informed II reached - degree. above, maxim
difference OF loo degree ~ Its for the month
o, Janu-y TIE fact = worth recording one % the
wonders ~ reteoroioCy. Gardeners are already bn-y.
and everything IN the and sly bright and Inid As
a NJ n morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

The Elm CiD Funk OF New-Haven com
rnencod business yesterday under the United States
Law, ~ the Second National Bank Of Eev.Hsven. with
capital u one million OF dollars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

PgEsESrATloS.--.Iohn Brady, for many years
Sergesniat o, the Republican Central Committee
vas on SATURDAY afterncOu presented with handsome
gold watch BY ihr aaaobes Of the District Atorroys
OfiaA
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OH L. X OK +. GU X Ell
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,
cosrourpHp yRon
ROOTS. RARKS. AND LFAvri.

ROOTS, BARKs, AND LyAvES
An unf.isx suss for sp.rms,orrhss ssmtI weskpess,
and eli resulting Diseases such Le Of Memory Universe
Lsstude Pans In the Bach Dmness Of Vision. Premature
Old As, wsat Nerves. Difficulty OF Breathing. Trembling
wlulns., Eruption, On Face, Pale Counienancs. In
.nity Consumption and all the drsod complaints caused
By departing nom tbs path Of nature.
Th, medicine simple vegetable extract on. on which
a. can rely bean used In practice fos many years
and with Thousands treated has no. filed Ia sass To-
s..no. lie curative powers have been sucisns TO gaia VIC
tory over tho most stubborn case
thO.s who hav. iasa with their constitution un they
thial themselves bsyood the reach Of medical aid We wsus
ssy Dssrssr ss0 the CHEROKEE CURE VII restore you
To health md vsor snA asr al suseh doctors have edi
For full psrtieulsrs get Circular any Drus Store IN
be country write the Prsprsors who win mall ss 10
any dssns the fun treatise In panphls. tosm
Prices % psr bots three bottles for o. sni
BY express 70 al psrss Of The world
solib al r-spsc,sbIs druggists svsrywher,.
DIR. w. X. MERwIN g o.,
SOLE PRorRIEroRs,
No 70 Liberty ct. Esv .Yots.
ssA seolsssis ed retail. By
D o BARNES 4 Co. No soa Broadway,
~ sy VI Dusp'u svssyvtsrA
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Death Of a Rostsn Actor.

BOSTON Monday, FEB. ], It64
Mr.. r. r. Reach, the weD-kDOwn actor and
tlanager Of the Boston Museum. died yesterday.
A heavy eastery rain storm prevails this evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
W--H DIR. wRI0HT'S
REJUvENArINo ELIxIR'
on, BsssNcB o. LIFE.

on BssssscB o. LISE.
PswAssp s,ou Pu.s vssssAr.. RxrsAors, eesrArsus
sossrss msva'sss rHs uass ssl,oArA
The geuvena,ins Elixir the result Of modern discoveries
tho vegetable kinsdc bus stirey end shsrsct
as,hod f cure irrespective Of N tho ed md gu, 'ys
tema
hi. msdon. has been .ss.d By the most sinsas medical
men Of hs day. and BY them proaounosd 70 DO one the
greatest medical discoveries efthssss
One bottle win cure General Debility.
few doses Hystsnes In fsasleA
One bottle cures Pap.Atiou Of tbs Heart
F,o on. to three bottles r,.sos,s ~nns~ cal fuD
visor Of youth
few dos>s restores tho sppetste
few do.es cure. the low spirited
Ous bottle restores mental pewex.
A few Docs bring the rose 70 the che-h
Tb. medicine restores manly veos and robust hs<sh ths
moor debutasd worn dows. and dsspa,rins dev0e' o.
pleasure
The Hses ensrvaied yosh. tbs ovsstshsd man OF oaA
the victim Of neyou. depression the individual suffering
from general dsbiy or from weakness Of 'H0s organ WI
all end nm,aiss and psrnAnsot rslisf BY The i.s o. 1i
Elixir Esscoos Of IAfs
Poe o, per bottle thrcs bottles for o. and 'f~Hd>d
b, Erpo., on receipt Of money. 10 any sddros~
sold by al Druggists everywhere
DIR. w. Il. MERWTN q Co..
Sole PROPRIEroRs
No 80 Libsr,y st.. Es~ Yort.
%,rEDOKEE DTJT.al
SUGAR COATED.
FEMALE REGULATION
HEALTH PRESERVER.
CERTAIN AND SAFE
Fyr tho Removal OF ObAructions and the InsarAnss
Regularity In tho Recurrence Of .bs
Monthly Pehoda
r,y obviae thoss dsssses thai s2Fias
fop Regularity BY removing the irregulari,y i,seE
They cure Suppressed and Panf aenst'aason
They cure Green ssctns-. tchloros.l
Tey Nervous Spinal Auctions pains In The bit
AnG lower part. Of the body Hsaync.~ Fatigue ssk
srou P.pitson Of the Heart Lo~ae. Of sPis hyseri,
tie Iesal.ty they The and With ths Of
f.cts that spring from D,
COMPOSED OF simple vss-sh', they sonisin aohng
delsriou. to any constitution however aiis,b-r fine
tloa bong substitute strength for ~eakno-s which, when
properly used they never fail 70 do
All lsttes .eesin. information siv, - - promptly
fIe.ly and discr,e,y ans~ered-
FL directions accompany eAch boz
Price Q per boz or az bore. foe s5
sent Nv mail. fire., Of postage. r,osipt VI pstos
sod b. al respectable Drussists
DIR. w. II. MERWIN e Co..
SOLE PRoPRIETORs.
No. 50 Libsrtys,. Hs~.Yorx-
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nvu wA- Lss's-oA-'s5j g. HI
A. a. A4tssrpsx 49, - g 81 -. ~
1 Psssssj:.I xDoIxays sQEy1 Wes!s5&ss ~ \
ptINCR nd JOHG OCONNOR, eecgetes5e4 sVhI -
~ WI WEELXND Tfspssrsr VIZ. JOHNSON, sS
following 81. c-.... N
Norman Goa. ~, ys,v,f aSny p.Ek Wnes&
s rss.s JsG fnss' O~-s Tshss, 9sass WseTAus
Iohn 0 Bnckhardt, Albert ksrsl kosmss Geek ~
II. 6nIIovns rssolattons adopted:
p~issI That this Club psset ssery tSo webs I'll - -
,s,icr .nd that we viii do al that lays IN power ~
ON Of Abrahsm Lincoln and his resdseksa - -
pr..idenoy al lie whos u - United Sss1ss
Rs.slvsd Thai Committ-s be sgpoint.d 70 $3.50
.. =. .cbHsksa IN Ths fribsne. Time. sd HsvsiS
,hsl ,hs ksi OF the Cas b opea al Va hsseSs NJ
Bowery. si I'll times ADoLfnoo
JoBH bARHy. ls~rrtnyI>s
We WHRIASD,
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Exw.YosE. July 49, 1901
rAl. e.ria.. that my me,h.t has been for time
afflicted partial deafness suffering from pain, and rum
bling noise. In h..d together with other Indications Of
he, o....,...su., and ali without, pain Il with
TS''u 'h'1i' ~A' p's 'h' '''uH0n' 70 "' "
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

READ NEW TESTIMONY OF cArARRa CURED.
Ih.,. been suffering loos time oa CaArrh
~h continual dalEsss in my bad hshnsss ,cros' my
chest weight my eyes which veal vairry and
very painful Ny no,. constantly ob-,rnc'ei With
pouring ala had frequent sneerns hoIseas-s Of ny
VOTES. Omen attended -h hB.ss Of my throat, gest s'rs
n... add continual dropping Dr. Won Ki,snborg bs' cured
"a. Of a. th... d.srv.,bls .Bs rins may indeed h.
f-- new IL. tn. r.anasut Of Dr. Won E.-nbSrs 1.
.ilfu susoes.faL IL H. IA NY oPanoa inPos-Dis to
s,st.i. the benefit have received Al b, hanls ibesr'iJ
sGinasna any suffering ss uy.sn to Pss themselves
under De Won Ei.esbsrss with ortsaty Of being
speedily cured W. 5 HUTCInNs,
LLh,nlBt C,culrsr
btrnuns ho.som
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02
UNIyKRsAL CLOTHES WRINaEa,
MARRIED d.

sTEVESs-B .RNaRD-In Bloomington, H.. 81 the real
S~fe. u htils ther Mr. YTaneis Barnard Dir. > :.
Stsvrns Mi. kds y barnard both of blooIiIs ton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-02

Cleanse and Partly the Bfsea.
SWAYNE'S PANACEA.
SWANNE'S PANACEA.
To OILY sovereign remedy for sssctasy curing sefoa
aercura Disease, deep seated syphis Rhsumsss. saAsn
disorders arising nom contaminated and impure $3.50 Il -
Blood ESTABLISHED NEAR HALF CrNTU1Y.
Re particular 10 the senuine prepared only b. -
SWAiNE SON No. 80 North 6hst., PLnsdeiptsV
Sold at HKLaBoLDs No. sSl Brosdssyi BARxLsa No -
Broadway, WALLIS No. lis FrankinsI
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DISCOVERED At LAST
CHEROKEE REMEDY

CHEROKEE INJEC TON.
COMPOUNDED FROM ROOTS. BARKs and LEAVES
CHEROKEE REAEDY the srcss Indian D,ur,tio, cuIv'
al l~. tie Urinary Organs. sseA insonsinsnes Of III.
rgo~ IsH,mnsti,n ofths Bl.dir Inflammation of,he XII
nsys stone In tho Bhdisf Strietprs. Gra.sl G'eet
.si especially r,eou ua,..ovi tho.s II Fso'
Alss. lor White. In Femals. -s', a. III. oil
medicine. have fsled
hi' prepared In highly eososasrstri form, th- lose only
being tou ,-s.poou'4. three time. per day
/, 4. durs,is ard Alternative In Il. sct9n, purifying AL
cleansing The blood ;ansng u How In .. it, original purity
and vsoTi thus removing nom tbs system al psrnicou.
causes ~hich hsvs Induced d.sxA
CHEROKEE INJECTION is INTENDED q. an ,liy Or asst,
art to til. CHEROKEE REMEDY. and .hoid b used 10
conf JUNCTION with that medicine IN al Of Gs, Flo,
ib. gAGs. Is effect. AeIiia9 soothing. aaA dea
eea' removing ali scsliins hest and pain. instead Of he
burning almos, unenJaIsSLs pain that .Ip,onsed
nearly ell the cheap svsos i.ssssio.s.
rof full particulars GET pAnphls, fOm any drug IN
tho eorpuy write aai vii ta4r es any address.
. fnl treatise
Price. CHEROKEE REMEDY. ., per bottle or three
boGtle. for s3
Pre-. CHEROKEE INJECTION. o. per oo,:... or tire.
bottles for Is
Sen, BY Express 20 sny address reosipt fPries
Sold BY al druggists everywhere
DIR. w. II. MERwIN 6 Co,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs.
No. 70 Liberty-st, Nsw. York
CHERO KEE. CUREI
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE,