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mAKKEE ID.

EDIF-BOYD-In this city on wednesday, Feb u by the
Rev Samuel b. Bell d. D., Richard Eide, esq Of lonseTs
to Miss Maggie Boyd Of Newfork City.
MISREPRESENTATION suaday, FEB H. a.
Grara Church Washington ~. c. by the Rev A. Holmes
james W Farquharson of England 70 Charlotte Rhode
daughter OF late Lawrence PToudoo NJ d., OF this city
GROVE-SAVAOE-In Brooklyn, on "Wednesday feb ~
IT the residence Of the brides parents blythe Re' MI
Taylor John $ Grove to Iobe the daughter Of John say
ege esq.
Albany papers please copy.
PLATT-IIAYTAt Paterson, Putnam County ~ Y, at the
residence OF Samuel N. Cornwall brother inaw TO the
bride o. "wednesday Feb. H. at o'clock By the Rev
T. p Benedict Mr.. Harvey P.att Of New Hacsenssck,
Du,chess County Miss Mary r. heyt youngest daughter
Of Samuel Hayt, esq, deceased OF the former place
pROITY-FINDLEY-O Thursday, Feb l8 by the Rev.
Tenrv J. Fox Capt. Benjamin r. PTouty Of northampton,
Mos. 20 Miss Margaret ". Findley Of kewYork.
PICHAV-WEHLE-On "Wednesday, Feb u, by the Rev.
D. Bonds Charles g. Pschaw Of Louisville 20 Miss Fam
Wehe daughter Of Gotieb Wehe, esq, Of this city NO
cards.
EyEHsON-FRAZEE-0n Thursday, Feb. IL, by the
Rev DR. Dow ling OF the resfence Of the bndet ather
Henry Stevenson 10 Catherine j. youngest daughter Of IL
r. Freeze, oil Of this city.
pIGHT-WILDER-In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Feb 10, ct
tba residence Of the brides tber by the REV. Henry
blanchard George j. L. Wight 10 George, second daughter
OF Beui5uin O. Wilder, esq
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No. ia ALrKS.sT., ~

Nc. ia AlrKS-sr, NEwYoEK Feb 2. 1893
Iha1e been completely desiia one esf IND p'faJ 50
In. other for above seventeen yes, with di"esbie dis
charge from both ears combined with continual fum1hns
noise In the head for which have been hssed by most
euner. practitioner In the city without the ilges relief
Icon,ued Dr. Won Eisenbers bu mus, csnddy say TINT
bAno fith in M. success When da 80. III. Therefore due
to Dr. Won Eifnbergto scknowledse thai am eney cue
,o ha. he displayed tia, sf end knowledge which have
pocur.i for lin such en- unaled epItson A. have hed
IN opportunity OF s mode Of treatment with that
II chem cen trvy tia; it is no, Only superior but
A., pnel,e, which direct h mode Of restoring The hearing
... q, mi. o.,.,,p. ,e.i.ir. JOHN TAYLOR.
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FoR ALL FORMs OF
LUCRATIVE DISEASES,

either Of the Nose Throat Tongue Spine, Foc.eai OF scalp
10 remedy has proved II. equal
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
diseased econ of The liver very unpleasant to tho youns
wife end mother few bottles Of Constitution Life syrup
WIN correct tie secretion and remove the deposit Which Is d
rcc,ly under tho ssin.
In Diseases Of tn. Liver ynlrl.e to Lsngnor Dizziness
Indigestion NeaA Stomach liberated or generous con
dsn Of that organ accompanied With burning or other UNI
pleasant rymp,ous will We relieved by The Use Of CoAsIlfU
TION LlFE SYRUP.
e. AS A GENERAL BLOOD-pURFYlNG AGENT,
TIE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRiyALED BY
ANY PREPARATION IN TIE WORLD.
Di.eases Of the Spine usually developed In tho young Hip
Disease Neuralgia snd all nervous Di'eaJe and Ladies VINO
NE suffering from Diseases for which oy are e. lo'' 70
know what 70 d. we would sdye the Use OF CONsIlTU-
TION LIFE SYRUP. Il win restore their pallii eoun'e
nance their weak back and side give them new
energy new lie and happiness.
TIE RICH AND POOR
Are laJo to the diseavs Mature and Science hos
made the Con,ution Life syrup FOX the bcntht OF all
PURE BLOOD
Produces healthy and womcai and II The conihuon Is
neglected IN youth disease and carly death the result DO
not delay when the means At hand, aud within the
reach Of all
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
II Il the sassl sud most cgccun medicine over discovered
for purifying system and relieving the suffering attendant
upon childbirth srcnshen both the mother ana tue c'
prevents ain d disease snd increases AID enrchc' te 'o
Those ). 10 have ued Il think II ndspea ole H' msny
useful both before and after confinement as 1t prevents
s,t, ndsnt upon childbirth
CONSTITUTION LIFE SfRpf
I. tL. Poor Mans Friend and the Rich Name ne''"S'
BUY H. TAKE H. AND BIZ CURED.
IA Is UNIVERSAL lN IT'S EF'E"i''
WIN. III. GREGG, NJ. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR NEWAoR&'
LABORATORY, BRoOhLhN' L.
| Price 81 per Bottle, Ss Bottes ioi 20
rg-sent by EKpross to oil parts of the country
| MORGAN & ALLEN,
wbole.ale Druggists, Asent.
NO 40 CLIFF ST.. NEwYoRH.
ARCHAEOLOGICAL, Ia Ia, VuIsea sta,a WI caataa
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TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
IRON ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE crTt-
2EES OF EEW-TORK.
TESTIMONIAL,
DEAFNESS AND cArARRH CURED.

DEAFNESS AND CArARRH CURED.
NO. 80 6thay.. INV YORK, Dec . 1861.
YVES deaf igt several years aud hearing Of the great curc'
PERFORMED b. Dr. Won Eieuberg was induced to place my
self under his care and happy to state that my hear
ing entirely restored ser short Treatment Twas olso
suffering from chronic c.iah Of which, also cured by
the skh treatment Of ID. Won Eiscnbers DO but julce
to the Doctor by stating that IN treating he displayed that
sail and knowledge which have aeidy procured for him snch
deserved reputation and a Tic principles which direct bis
system OF curing Deafness and Casnb such as to render
sacoo. certain IN ny opinion. Many months have passed
since d. Won Fi,enbeI restored ny hearing and i,-on.nue'
rs coed - ever y. HOFhiHs'
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Nrw YoRE, July -, lsl!.

grwYoRE July 10, 1862.
Til, certfss that my mother has been for some time
Afflicted with pll,ls! deafness suffering from pain and rum
bling noes In the head together with other indications oil
loss Of hearing Dr. Won Esenborg removed from hor
GERS great quantity Of matter together with cossused blood
relieving her instsnisneouy, and ell without pain A""
Grateful thanks tbs, give th. testimony 10 bis skill
CARROLL J. POST No. 20 Southsh
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f QUEsTIoNs
THAT CONCERN EVERY ONE TO ANSWER.
Are you bald!
Does your hair foil OF
Iiis your hair become thin
Does Il feel harsh aud dry, and fegersh'
Is u tuuiny gray before its time
Are you troubled with itching, burning sensation OF the
scalpi
Are YOU troubled with what Is called Scrofa or Salt
RheuIl a..
lave you had tn. ErysIpel,'. and lost your hsirf
Have you had the Measles, and lost III $500
Have you had the Typhoid Fever, and lost ~
Have you had tho Brain Fever, and lost 4
Have you lost your hair by any sickness!
Do you wish luxuriant hair!
DO YOU wish soft and lustrous hairl
DO YOU wish gray hair restored
Do YOU wish your whiskers sossy'
Do Won wish them restored IN cO0r'
Do you want dsessiusl
Do you want Il for your children
DO sou for yourself for father OF mother Tor brother,
sister or fIlendi
DO YOU want to make present,
DO you want perfume fof yout toilet'
DO sou want h1rmles, article
DO sou want pure article
DO you want a donbl'-distiled artlclcl
DO sou ant cleansing articlcl
DO Won want best preparation out for dressing shn
Latino nroens the color and rendering soft, SHAY
aud hstlous the Human Hart
Ii 90, We warrant
DISTILLED RESTORATIVE
FOR THE HAIR $3.50
~ PREPARATION EVER COMPOUNDED AND
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC;
Satisfaction guaranteed or the money refunded 49,, :.
II costs but ~ for bottle, or six bottles Tor 20 ana is
''u ~ VI C. q. CLARK n Co., Proprotors
d. s BARNES & Co, New York, General Agents
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Hoyr's HI,wATHA HAIR REsToRATIyE.

There a.. many preparations the market advertised 70 re-
store faded snd gray har people seeing the adv ertscents
unable 10 decide which preferable and using or two and
fue 10 derive the expected benefits Jude that they
oil huIsugs That Il may be known which be relied upon
the undersi med, proprotors Of
IloYT S IiiAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
propose a weknown to be agreed ppor as
Interested and unquesoncd integrity designate one person
whose hair tss become gray 70 he proprietor Of each pe
hon restore H. each proprietor to use nothing bn ms o"
repar a and the person 10 nolhn. else lille che test
l. king the certificate Of the result to be published III all the
bgncp parcgs Of the country at the expense OF the uSuc'
cess ild competitors 49,
losrPE HOYT & Co. No. 10 Universityplace, \.
Papers containing Hoyts Liawatha Advertisement please
CORY.
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REAprEw TESTIMONY OF cATAmH CURED.

READIyEw TESTIMONY OF CATAHH CURED.
Jhsye been suffering long lime toms severe CaaETh
with continual dlness in ny head dgi'ne" zero" ny
chest wei my eyes, which were weak, waery and
very painful My noss constantly ob',rac;ed with
pouring nuid lad frequent .neelirs hoasenes' oil ny
voice often attended with flnes Of my throat greet sore
ness aid colnua, dropping d. Won Esensers has cured
ne Of al thee srcesbe sucrnrs may indeed '.y that
felAnew lie Tic treatment Of d. Won Eca5erg Is .,
iiill as f,accesl It Il, il ny opinion, impossible to
ovcsrae the benefit have received At lie hands heartily
recommend any suffering lls myself TO place themselves
under IN Won Ei.enbsss. care with certainty Of bcXg
speedily cured W. : HUTcHIss.
Lightning Caleulslor.
Bsmufa, Museum.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.

NEW YORK, March %. l86l
Til. Is 10 certify! that have suffered rom very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dun hcsyine'' IN Tho head
felt my no,e completely stopped up accompanied Oy
,oreu. Of the throat the els stealing oyer me WIN ooe
,Ons hot Pushes great shne'' Of the chest and palm 80
much 20 that every one thought was consumption ha''nS
heard Of the great cures performed b. Dr. Won LeHDeS
copl,od him. with but little hope Of cure a." no" Pf'
10 be enabled to add my testimonial to the greet n"0''
ready In the Doctors posstsson, s''0 his 'oH' 0''
.f ode Of treatment, he hss shown In my Gaze '-'
and ,poledse which have procured for him so sIeat
.,o, Tam 80 enel, restored to perfect health that
DO most sincerely recommend oil sufferers ''"'
CATARRH and SORE THROAT to 'PPy " '"'' " "''
Won Ti,snbers with certainty Of Icing cured
FREDERICK WEBER No $50 fooi'h'~
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The Union Lincoln Association y

The Union Lincoln Associa.ion VII bold meeiin.
20 celebrate the Anniversary Of Wss!ins,one hItAdiy on
MONDAY ENESiSG "a ihst. (ts-liut"n. Bithdsyl e.
tho Church Of the Messiah, opposite New-ioh hote nios4
way. .,-.-,,
Instrumental and vocal music Of ne highest order "i pe
presented By On excellent band aud chorus.
The friends Of Abrshain Lincoln o.. Dsiedto attend
RUSH g. HAWKINS,
CLsi.1rau n ,iosal Conference Committee.
uoere TlYrOR SAMUEL ATKINSON,
CHAs. q. JUDsON DfNNlnn DnE n,,,p,,
MOSES II. GBiENkLLt EDWARD ~ NiV"N'
JOIN STEWARD, CEO. w. BIZ NJ
r. ~. VAEDERNOORT, H. L. TAlLOh,
NOM : HONE r.. r. MORGAN,
~ sPIFS u STURGIs,
9 9 WyCK0FF EDWARD LAhNED,
j. l.. GlRAUD FOSTER HUSH e. HAWhiNei
THOs. Is. STILLMhN, CEO r. IhLMAH,,
HENRY NJ. TABEN MASON IfpsiooH'
CBAS. LAMSON y; W: ~ t 1901 iE,pun
ID. 4. CUSHMAN, PEIEt IO ~ .ss ,iiTIu
T.. l.. BOLLES, Join -. ,H bhPS "ii"f'
JAS. l.. STEWART, W. w. $3.50
JsS WFiR Err BATCiIELDOR,
TnfvyaRn CROuyyELL ISAAC ANDERSON j.,
JOHN FALCONER, LEMJhk bANO'i
vU a DAHT JAS &. MARRIOTT.
IAg CROpsY wa bOIES,
j. r.. STEVENSON, w. H. tHouhS'
+ + uFnHCK Ard others. Committee.
- e. DRAPER. President
JOIN QUACkENBUSH, Vice PIett.
~.
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New Yogi jau Il.
uAnLrr. Jaly %, Ieoj.

HAnLEu Jaly %, Ieoj.
have been deas for twenty-five year, and Dr. Won
Eissnberg has operated beth my without TIE hie
cain. Ibid net believe ,1ch ,hgs could be aa5s
yea, well and feel lay head clear which did not for the Lat
twenty years, Tire deIteiy and ti with which the 'p'
ton va, pasoruod evince' the highest practical 'o'y
hear p.recily II month since The oPef'oh
snd couiing, 70 feel vel a. ever.
WILLIAM LlDDLE,
Harlem i2e,hs,, between "a and % s7A
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q BROWNS BRONCHIAL iLOChEst Which sOl1 by ali
Druggists.
MORroN's GOLD Pms are now sold at the
name prices a before the commencement Of The war this is
en- rely owing to the Manufacturers improvement, in ma
chnery his pcn,lsrge Retail Business and Cashn Advance
System for until he commenced Advertising his business was
done on Credit aud strictly NTH the Trade.
The Morton Gold Pens the only sold old prices
the makers Of all other gold pens chsgethe Premium the
God Government Tax &C. but Morton has in changed
b. prices Wholesale Retail
Ofthe great numbers sent by mail to all parts Of the world
during tie pas. few years in athousand has failed to
yssh s destination in safety showing that the Morton Gold
Pen can be obtained by any in every part Of the world
., he sane price, postage only excepted
Reader you have enduring always ready ard reliable
oi Pen exactly adapted to your hand and style of writing.
which will do yorr writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
a. tho resent almost universal HighPessure Price Of every
thing Won can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
70 the labor spsn upon and material used than other
Gold Pon In tho World. Il you want one ses tho Penis
bighuer than the Sword" in another column.
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Unconditional Union Central Committee

Unconditional q uion Central CompIittee.-A meet
In Of this Committee will be held At Gibson bndng hoit
conner Of Broadway end l3l on THir tSrtnIaaJJ
EVENING az II O'clock ADAM g. ELLIS, President,
II. &. PARKE (p...5,., c.o,.,.,i.s
ALEX. N. LIwIs i''''i"''ie 'N
Unconditional Union Club Of the sixteenth
Ward.-A meeting held lat evening, corner Of lgths
and ethev., by the UNION CAMPAIGN CLUE Of IN, ms
Ward a, which its name changed e the oNovDi
JIOSAL UNION CLUB, 10 comply with tho regulations
established by the UNCONDITIONAL UNION CENTRAL
COMMlITEF to which Committee Delegates were elected
The following their nance:
MlNTHOHNE TOMPKTNS, J. r.. THOMPSON
HENRY VAN sCHAICK W. Mex. CHAPMAN.
A. G. ELLIS, G.. A. CLARK,
WILLIAM SHAW ISAAC DAYTON
JOHN ADAM. a. Is. DODGE,
b. Is. DUNNILLE, PHILIP JORDAN,
DAVID II. JACQUES, HERMAN NOBLE,
e A. LAMONT. A. ~ DEEMAN.
II. c. PAHkE JOHN JORDAN
Citizens Of the Wsrd friendly to the Cause invited TO ioin
the Club.
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Syeeye- ,suttons and Stnds new styles ONE; TWO.
THREE FIVE SIX, FIGHT, TEN, TWELI 4, rir rEEN'
rivFhTY 10 THIRTY DOLLARS act. For sale by
OEO. G. ALLEN, No AIS lirosdway,
Que dsos below CsaAla
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Important TO Females.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Tho combination Of ingredients in these Pills ore the result
Of along and extensive practice They mild in their
Tim and certain IN correcting all irregularities, Painful Meu
aons removing all distractions, whether from cold OF
bvie headache pain in the side papita,ion OF the heart
b, ali nervous affections Mysteries, fatigue pain In the
h, limbs &C., disturbed sleep, which ar'e from utter
ruption of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the commencement OF IN the treatment oil those
rifles and distractions which have consigned 80 many
"a PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy coed health un
she (, regular and whenever obstruction lakes pace
the general health begins to decline
DIR: CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are be most eectual remedy known Tor all Complaints
macmillan to Females To all classes they are Invaluable m
a,enr with certainty periodical regularity They are known
70 thousands who have at different periods through
~, M copt,y having the sanction Of some Of the most en
nent Physicians ia America
F,lici, directions with each boxhe Price One Dollar pei
,o .,x ho,e. 70, s5. containing from 80 to 60 Pills.
PIN sent by mail promptly BY RENTING to tao Prophesor'
Sold by Druggists generally
uUTCuINGS & BiLLYEn, Proprietors
No. 81 Cedarst., New York
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Dnsines5 Notifies.

For THEoAT DISEASES and CoUGHs, use
Bsovss BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs," which are sold by all
Drrrsi.t.-
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Deafness. I,npnirea SiskN
NOISES In THE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARBH.
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
MINUTE.
nhu oVcsy oiscasc OF
orsurgosl aid, st,"ndejto
DIR. Won EISENBERG,
Author OF "Srscal and Prscc, 0bserv,,ions on The Dis
esses orthe Ear with hi, new Mode Of Tresnent"
no. SIG BROADWAY. NEAR ELEvENTH-Sr
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
IRON ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE Clrt-
ZEES OF NETWORK.
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mr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

c.,,icmcu,s Scarf-Pins, new styles.-ONE, TWO
T,tnEE. FIVE, SIX. FIGHT, TEN. TWELVE, tit-
I'''' GEO G. ALLEN. No AIS Broadway.
One door below Canal II.
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GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Mr. KENNEDY, of RoIbury. has discovered in Of ou'
common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR.
Two bottles are warranted cure nursing mouth
One to three bottles will clear the system OF biles.
Two bottles are warranted the worst canker In tue
stomach.
Three to FIVE bottles are warranted the worst Kind 81
Ery,ipelss.
One or two bottles arc wsrented s humor in the
eyes
Two bottles arc warranted runnngo tie ears ane
blo.ohes among the hair.
Four to six bottles warranted cop, and running
ulcers.
One bottle viii cure scsy erupions Of the SKIN.
Two or three bottles warsntedto the worst kindo'
hin swom.
Two or three bottles are warranted to the dcs
perate case OF rheumatism.
Three to four bottles warranted salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will the worst kind of ScTofnls
Ono to three bottles warranted tho wort OF
dyspepsia know by the experience Of thousands that has
been caused by csnker in the stomach.
One OF two bottles are warranted sick hesdsche.
One TO two bottles wsrrntel to regulate coye state
Of the bowels.
One to two bottles viii regulate all arrangement ofhe Aid
ncys. - r -,
strictly following the directions in the pamphlet around
each bottle aud judeious application OF the
SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
SCROFULA OINTMENT AND HEAL
ING OINTMENT.
svsrv orc aud nicer of whatever Kind nature except
Ger a lis. taken root PERFECTLY and permanently cured
For sale by all druggists everywhere.
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WfsTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
WIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
None genuine unless signed -" BUTTS, on the wrapper
FOR al, by T. p. DINSMORE, No. t9l Broadway. New
York. SETH W. FOWLE Co, No. 10 Tremons Boston,
nj hx dr.ssf
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wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

HERMAN N. Y, Sept. 81. 1850.
For more than year past have sold Dr. Wstars Bssan
Of Wild Cherry prepared by you and 80 far a. know
has given univ. r.al sst.ction IL cough by
and cleansing the lungs and ssyng irritation thus
removing the cause. instead Of drying up and leaving the
cause behind.
consider it good cough medicine If not better, tian
any with which sm acquainted. ., . -
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PETER CANNON.
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
NISTAR'S BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.
FROM THE non. JUDGE SPEAKER,

who would refuse to give NJ, valuable and important tesii
tnony unless satisfied that th, snedy possesses all the merit
cl,iulcd for IL.
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General Agent OF the Sussex Railroad
NEWTON, N. j., Jan o. 1865
Messrs. SETH W. PoyLg & Co.
GEsTLgxgs Having used DR.. Wistar's Balssm Of Wild
Cherry my family with great advantages, for many years in
OF severe colds, most chez nuy give by testimony Of
efficacy and to those who suffering
Coz y Colds and Pulmonary Diseases OF long standing
being . safe aud relilbe remedy
PETER CANNON.
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GKyrLsAEy This l. 10 certify that myself and family have
used DR. Wisisgs Baa Of Wild Cherry for several years
aud that take great pleasure in recommending IN
~ anything Kind for the purposes for which II is in
tended In Of asthma phthic affection Of the throsi
have met with anything equa to H. Very respectfully,
DAVID SPkAhER.
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY,

From Rev Francis Lobdel pastor Of tho South Conega.
tionsl Church Bridgeport, Connecticut
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-04-30

can rarely be sold unless at a sacrifice:
whereas q Government Bond Is security
OF ell itmes convertible, aud sure basis Of
credit. Any bank. or capitalist, or mouey.
lender will very gladly leud you money 90
such bond at bis lowest rate. When your
neighLor, perhaps richer than you, csnuot
borrow on bis NOR gage, though it is perfectly
good, but not universally kuown 10 be SO
He who owns Government Bonds need never
want for money; fJr, While earning him 10.
teresi, they are ready Foundation for cred
II, aud ia practice little less than money 10
bank
Patriots sll and everyWberei Your
country asks you TO lend her the means of
paying her aimes bountifully, aud enabling
them TO advance fully provided against the
very last reserves that eau be cOnscripled
aud forced to fight against their country by
the slsvehold ng traItorsl Heed her call
at once, though our means be small; for
drops compose the ocean. SO shall you
proudly say 10 your grandchildren 'Though
unable to shoulder musket TO fight the
consefpls of Treason, did What l could,
aud what my country urgently needed. p
Aud thus the bonds taken by you for mon-
ey advanced to your Government in her
hour of lriOl shall be certificates and attes-
tatious OF patriotic faith ard works which
your pos'eriry will ch ri along with the
wellused muskets and pow der-horus of our
grandfathers' older but not nobier Revolu
tion ~ sru gle for Independence aud the
Right of Maul
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1868 or since, should make retoru.of the
income thereof for The year 1888,

1858 or since, should make retoru.of the
income thereof for the year 1888. ~
Legacies Of real or personal estate are
not to be returned ss income. "A farmer
who keeps woodlind for the expe ess pur.
pose Of cutting aud selling 6fesood, 10
greater or less quantities, should be re.
quired to estimates bis receipts from that
source as part Of his income. Timber sold
10 he cut of BY others is also income
Holders Of United States Securities VIII
be assessed for an income tax Of one and
oue-bsif per cen um upon income derived
from such securities Where Interest upon
such securities is paid in gold, only the
amount actually received is to be treated
as derived from such securities. II the
gold is subsequently sold 1T premium, the
amount OF profit thus realized must be re.
Ia ned as income from business, aud the
tax will be three or Eve per centum, as the
case may be-