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UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS.

UNI . n ELSO Az ~ AS~ANDeSs
These Bonds are Issued under Act fCo,s Of MARCIA
1864 which provides that all Bonds Issued under this At
SHALL BE REDEEMED IN COM at tho pleasure a
the Government any period not m than Ten nor more Ads
,yty year, from theis date and until their redemption FIVE
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Bonds Of not hundred dollars annually and on ill
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As these Bonds BY Act Of Congress. arc
EXEMPT FROM MUNICIPAL OR STATE TAXATION.
their value Is increased from to TIRES par cent Pee
snnum according 70 the Of tax leves IN various pas 81
tho country.
At the present rate Of premium on gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST
in currency and Of equal convenience - PermAase %
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II is believed tina. 10 securities offer great inducements 70
lenders the various descriptions Of U. Bonds In sn
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tho whole property the country holden to secure tho pay
men. Of both principal and interest In coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed FOR in from go upso
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The Funded Debt the United States which interest
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The interest this debt for the coming fiscal ye will DO
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rem. year ending June 3d. 1864 has been 80 Tar The
rate of over $4,000 900 per annum
I, will be seen that the present gold Of the
Government largely Of the wsn' Of the Treasury
for the psymen. gold Interest while the recent increase OF
the tariff will doubtless annu, receipts from Customs
on tn. same of importaons to lso 1000 PEE
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RECENT TESTIMONIALS.
CATARRH CURED.

FROM THE REV FRED. S. JEWELL
PROFESSOR OF THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, ALBANY a. 2.
This may certify that have been since 1874, subject to vO-
lent periodical attacks of catah marked by highly inaned
condition Of the lining membrane Of the cavities Of the head
producing distressing species Of headache for days
time wholly ncapaca,lns from business, and during the
couhning the bed In some instances the
Inflammation ha, extended the teeth oceasionins tooth
schc the throat producing hoseness and partial o' Of
voice. and twice it affected the len eye to conine
me for mouth or more to darkened room These attacks
have accompanied by strong bre ymptoms BY stop
pages Of the head ad ia the first stages by watery discharges
from the nose and subsequently becoming acrid aud
yellow and toward the close OF the attack becoming bloody
and puruen have tried medicines Of smOs, every Kind
external applications the head such campho ginger hot
vinegar snus Of half dozen kinds and other catarrhal
preparations together with internal remedies such as alters,
tve ca,harics and enec These have produced change
in the occurrence character Of disease. and in most
cases. with little temporary relief hadco a, length
to believe the disease to BE- practically beyond either
material alienation
Under these led hse months ago.
to make trial OF Dr. Lishth. treatment His method 8.
approved itself my judgment simple philosophical
and likely to be effective Notwithstanding the Disadvantages
under which he labored in dealing with disease OF such long
standing aggravated by debility aud dy.Pep.a and
constantly induced the accidents Of my professional labor
reaching the disease had never been
reached before and producing such modification and acva
ton Of it. character had supposed mpo..ibe chronicle
the re.ul. thus. '' ~ ~ s.{i,Srts =
Although have been .ituaed several times that should
formerly have believed severe attack Of my ca,ah newt
able have escaped thas far the symptoms Of threatened
have been very light aud have yielded TO the reuede.
employed by Dr. Lshth. without, the need Of recourse to
the old no, fermenaions ee,c and the discharges from
the head have resumed the original aud natural condition
That have been able obtain material relief to
cause of gratitude In alone repaid or whatever the
treatment may have cost me.
make this statement unsolicited Of scknowledg
ing my obligations TO Dr. Lishhilrs method Of treating
caarrh and with view aid any who may have suffered
from that disease in forming just opinion Of i,s merits and
its probable utility in their owp case. f.. 80.
:. s'r.A..T~ FREDERICK q JEWELL
Albany, N Y, March H. 1864
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tAdvertisemen;:;I

N R,pNUM's SfIf SeireT" TOT az Oe"IHE'
X,aOt;nos I, simple attachment that applies to an,
MsSSins BY the belonging the Machine
IS adjusted FOR oen. width ssans the same ,Ro Al an
crdnary gauge the cloth is put in between sTG SiaS
ona ,',,ioSt Se,iiag and guiding it pih unerrins e.
ec,nsss as il by magic Il pressrres ,hs gee arO'd
6eudips and greatly aeilitae. ne n9rs NO MacSin n
Inv letter free For sale for al Machines, at the IN
yen.or's HEADQUARTERS, WILCOX GBBss Sewing-Ma
chine office. No. sos Broadway. n. Y.
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From the Rev John Mott D. D. Professor Union College
Schenectady.

Since first publicly acknowledged the great benefits which
received from tho sku treatment Of Dr. Lshh in regard
to NY hearing OF inquiry have necessarily poured upon
all parts Of the country from parties desiring learn
the particulars Of my case and indeed surprised a. the
number Of individuals who affected similar the
which have been. and therefore feel il and
sacred duty which owe 10 these sufferers direct them 10
proper and reliable obtain benefit they
cov and which many afflicted have hitherto sought
in vain gus. had done previous applying to Dr. Light
hill
had from infancy very deaf ea which always dis.
charged more or offensive matter and the OF
the greatest annoyance and discomfort to Las, year the
other ear also became diseased and both discharged ye
low matter very profuse and highly offensive My hearing
became very much impaired and tho discharge produced the
greatest debility Of body and depression Of spirits applied
to my family physicisn and other practitioners without derv
ing any benefit. and almost despaed OF being restored 10
health when proyiden,isy applied to Dr. Lghthil Under
his treatment my besanto improve at and continued
to do SO until in comparatively short time both ears were
healed the discharge removed and my hearing restored At
first feared the euro would no, DO permanent that the
soppage discharge Of long standing might prove de
mental to my general health fear which And great many
entertain In regard the removal of discharge from the
Ny experience however, has proved concusvey that my sp
prehensons entirely srounde in both respects for both
WELL and my hearing good at present, the day
le Of treatment and the stoppage of discharge instead Of
proving detrimental to my health has given the hshes. eas
city and vgor to my body and Gow Of spirits expert
eneed for long time previous.
wish that the above might as general answer TO the
interested but should one the other desire 10 apply
personally by letter. will cheeuy satisfy reasonable de-
mands upon my time.
avail myself Of this opportunity of again publicly express
ing my deeply felt gratitude Dr. Lishth,
gentleman and Of science In whom the highest
6dencs may be placed. JOHN MOTT.
References TO parties Of tho highest responsibility residing
In the city vino have been CURED Of Deafness Casr &c
msy DO bad on application
OFFICE No. 81 ST. MARKS.PLACE.
18th o.. between ID and Asvai
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80, tocatioa Of theaters asd time Of eonmenoe.e Wv
tsementsi in other columns o. t'"p"Pe''
WALLACEs THEATBR-The W Wonder
WtsTER GARDES-Iick et Of Leave MAIL
NfBLos GARDES-Bel Demonio. ,,..o..o,ad Panale
Giyrpic THgArxK-sstsn in Parls-Cnptotec'ed roHi'e
BRoADwAr TnKArrR-An English IsAseaSy.; Roadway
HRLLKRs Wonderful Performance, TO wv
BARSun s-Belphegor the siounte9snk Art
kATIosAI AcADgxY OF DEsIGN-" orks OF AT"
HiPPornE ATRoS-Equesrian feiiotihsn'o'
1pv,sa U.II-Falious SteTeopticOn
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BROADWAY THEATER.-MrS. Emma "aiiei
b,neft is announced for this evening al the
Thea,er Mr. r. S. Chanfrau appears here heA' "eeA'
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p,RsUMs MUSEUM" Belphegor WILL DC
a,sd this afternoon and evening for the last times.
On Monday next Mr.. Boucioault's Janet Prido VIII
IN revived
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Cumberland Sauce gives better relish 10 Mssss,
Poultry Came Fsh, &c. than any other In use. For
sale BY Family Gocers generally Wholesale Agent U. II.
DUDLEY Nos. 1863 and III Front.st., New.Yo
The Pitchers. The Plated Pitchcrp..
Yes-THE PATENT DOUBLE-PLATED ICE PITCH
Frs beautiful than heavily plated than for
uery and the demand for them exceeding that Of pres
Gus This supply limited most Of workmea hsv
ing ,oue to the front TO defend
THE OLD FLAG
We would therefore recommend our friends 10 make
early application for them at the store of
LUCIUS HART L Co., Nos Aspd Burups sup.
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Acknowledgement

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The model newspaper Of America Extraordinary
novelties splendid war pictures. valuable music. Ihe
fashions and all the pictures Illuminated IN tint ~
not fail to see this week number. now ready.
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Nv rs-~ stock of SPRING CLOTHING Il nov
ready ard is not surpassed to sssortment style %
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given. F.B BALDWIN
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DEAFNESS.
From the Rev. Joseph NJ Clarke. Rector Of *. Jame,s
Church
SYRACUSE, Feb. %, 1864

SYRACUSE, Feb 20. 1864
have been deaf In since wa, in College,
some twenty years ago. BY the skill Of DR.. Lsh,hi. its
hearing entirely restored that now hear alike with
both ears, and ind tina. my voice with much
and comfort than before. JOSEPH 81 CLARKE.
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fAdvertisenentl

CUpJo's CAVE still continues to sell enorm'
onsy Mr. Secretary Chase and also Others OF our EN-
inent men speak of the story in highest terms Sold by
All principal booksellers
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Business Notices.

To MILITARY OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS. From
Col f. Jones' Massachusetts 26th: With me, the use Of
the BRONCHIAL TRocHEs is absolute necessity; and
cannot understand how any officer who called upon by his
then"
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OPlNlONS OF TliE NEW-fOkh Pht.oS.
From The Journal Of Commerce
CATARRH CURED.
CATARRH CURED.
CATARRH CURED.
THE CASE OF HUTcHNGs. THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"


CALCULATOR"
There published In these columns iew DAYS since tho
remarkable OF Iluchns the lightning Calculator
well known to the public during The uIry years he eS
hbi,ed lis wonderful afhetiea powers a: Barnum' Muse
UNI by the celebrated Ocuist AMI Aura Dr. Won Ecnbers
hi. city u,cns, Represented to have been a; the
point Of DEATH and but the timely interference Of the
Doctor would be resting in h, grave This i, remliki
bio css and worthy the attention Of similarly afflicted
We think s but jus, to Dr. Won Ei,eiburs 10 cal public
attention this There hundrr in the community
suffering catirr who like the Lightning Calculator
actually praying for death really 10 accept Of any
thing that promise. relieve them from their dres'es To
such We would .sy rne M, with inexperienced met, but
consult without ,iry delay nr Won Esenbers who
least, has the honc.ty h patients wh'aer II Is
within HI. power 10 make them whole OF not
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EARS TO THE DEAF.

Every aud pecly every Oman. believes in his CT
her pysiriln There Plo,oph,l minds which hold to
an ab.r,c faith ia Alop4,iy. oPaty, ydropathy,
or some Other io Of .a-;ic but with tn. world at
largo the belief /. no, in the system but in the doctor IL
peciay IL th. regards aur.,i and ocui,,s The
patient who la. recovered h, sight la, hearing that
the blessing could have been orod to hi by other
practitioner than tina, particular by whom his
were opened Dr. Won E'enbers |. among our best known
eyes. and in Whose kill therefore believe above all others
But hear Of Lin from those who him merely
q, surgeon. ba, benclcto has been
lated to u.s. FOR the ,u,huness9 wch vouch though
We eau name no nape, Tbo pa..l lady WHO BID zen
de, from insnt ~ -. " i :6-ss 81 IL araru.
to which children liable LAery the disease had t,ks.
and the paeu subject intense suffering
The dcae" rapidly becoming complete and the general
health breaking down under the pyscs exhaustion attendant
upon pain Ordinary rr,aede, ami ordinary ADVICE
useless aad Dr. Won Eenber: called in. We need
no, repea, hi, Diagnosis for that would be only t OF hord
names tho general reader Bu. b. detected Sigh, the
Of disease first In portion Of the organism hen in
be removed the causes and she from Infancy
bid heard with difficulty aud A,efy hardly a, all wa. re-
sioed hr, 10 perfect hearing and then 10 rerc, health d.
Won Eisenberg, advertisement remind, this case which
tina, hath no, ears, hear.
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RArcGgLoR's HAZE DYB-The best in tho
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cnno, understand how any officer who Is called upon oy MS
position 70 use his voice in command succeed without
them."
MoRroy's GOLD PENS are now sold OF the
zane pce. a. before the of the this is
entirely owing to the Manufacturers Improvements in ma
ehnery bis presntarse Retail Business and Cahin Advance
system for unit. he Advertising his business was
done OH Credi: and strictly ,sifh the Trade
The Morton Gold Pens tho Only sold at old prices
the makers Of all other gold pens chaTgethe Premium on tho
God Government Tax but Morton has changed
bis pr,es Wholesale or Retail
Ofths great numbers sent by mail all parts OF the world
during the past years in shoussnd has failed to
reach s destination in safety showing that the Morton Gold
Pen can b. obtained by any in part oil the WORLD
s,he same price postage only excepted
Reader you enduring always ready and aoe
Gold Pen exactly adapted Your hand and style Of writing
which will do your writing vastly cheaper than Steel Pens and
a. the pressn; almost universal High Pressure Price Of every
thing you have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
TO tn. labor pen, upon and material used than any other
Gold Pea in tho World. Ii you wan, see the Penis
Mishtisr than the Sword" in another column.
HATS-The head coverings made by KNOX,
No 22 Broadway Rul;ons. the rage this
Spring than ever before His latest style Is production
OF creative skill /, is exsuey graceful and gives to the
that dstingue appearance which so ruch desired by
a., and yet. in general, 50 difficult TO acquire
CAUTION To THE DEAF.
Dr. Harley again cautions deaf persons to beware ofsei
styled EAR EYE THROAT and CAIARRH DocroRs whose
only obec, and hshes, ambition ganwhose only recon-
nleniatou glrng advertisement, compound Of isno-
rance. pse,eu.on, and lasehood.
Consultation and examination free.
Dr. HARTLsYs Office,
No. 4g7 Broadway, Ny.
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DRS. LIGHTHILL,
Authors Of "A Popular Treatise Deafness and Letter.
on Catsrrh psy exclusive attention to the trestmente Of
DEAFNESS. CATARRH.
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
AND ALL THE VARIOUS DISEASES
EAR, THROAT, AND AIR-PASSAGES.
OFFICE. No "a ST. MARKS PLACE.
Office hours from a. M. till Up. N.
~ Dr. E. B. LIGHTHILL has entirely recovered ffom
his recent severe Illness and will henceforh be In constant at
tendance during the regular Office hours.
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Huge sale of
GENTS LINEN COLLARS
At RETAIL

Huge sale Of
GENTS LINEN COLLARS
AT RETAIL
p. Y. SMITH BLAKE,
No. 3,9 BROADWAY. corner OF Whitest,
Are now receiving from tho celebrated
"rROYSCOLLAR WORKS."
OVER SEVEN THOUSAND DOZEN
Gents three and fourply
Of superior quality and finish,
at the extraordinary low price OF
TWO DOLLARS PER DOZEN
SIX COLLARS FOR ONE DOLLAR,
THREE COLLARS FOR 80 CENTS,
SINGLE COLLAR 70 CENTS.
These goods are Of the latest styles In turn DOWN md
ganote" and arc the quality usually retaied at e3psr
EVERY COLLAR WARRANTED.
L. y. SMITH BLAKE,
No. 3T9 broadway.
Large store corner OF Whte-st.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SHEET

IMPAIRED SIGHT,
NOISES IN THE HEAD,
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN THE
THROAT,
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRH OF THE TYMPANIC
MUCOUS MEMBRANE,
OBSTRUCTION OF THE Eus.
TACHIAN TUBE,
CURED.
CROSSEYE STRENGTHENED
IN ONE MINUTE.
aud every disease Of the Eye Ear requiring either medical
or surgical aid attended to
DIR. Won EISENBERG,
Author Of Surgical and Practical observations on tho Dis.
eases Of the Ear with the New Mode Of Treatment" at bis
office.
No. SIG BROADWAY.
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EewYork Astorpace Clinton Hall up stairs, U. s. soldiers
and marines funi.hed without charge order OF Surgeon
Gen Hammond L. 5. A., and Surgeon Whelan, U. s. NJ
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o 2 I TU "A r. Y

l,1ED. near Wilson. g.. October lsrl. 1854 Major
bAA:hl DEW. ?"nl Disease c"iirruclr,i while a mis-
oer at f'hnt GE",;t. ai ll. commencement @! ll,.
war lie rnieted Tue service Of lis runtty as y ,ri
vale ';S'h;rG!ns ic var'cus t,u : which we've mr.
dtht- -scme time lun:c up the worst eirmics OF his
c"''n ry tories anal '"srtcis the bolG(r CT his own
State. y: tie lH,i,c of G,:,yshl,rs he wa, ,nk.n
h''nef ant clos II "u Tin Il. uuil a few Gavs hcHre
S H. when ne was ,:;liYrd rilly in time to iinc
an early gave, in his native and Ear srve nj Years
hrV;"iS t' i!' W +. he lived near Can,;cil The
"'h'r khtW h'm well. 'nd know him was to love
Ei'. 10 I'LL his transactions I'M II. his l;low-n,rl
ne wS lalthiu! III tn. Il strarg. of n tie OH i..;ons
mp sod upon him AS Il I lend, lie WIS UNI insr IN
MS fII' tl-li'. agreeable. in nli. and conversation
ways cautious in his words. lest they sIoul, xo,Iud
The lee iii"S OF amy. While in our midst he mn,e
",'' y warm ri. ,Ids some of who h:v,. preceded
nm others are sill lett to fight the attc Of lfc and
mourn his untm'y death lie mad. II prof ss,rn of
'"i''' in !:is de- nwr short time before .ls DEATH
Wien he expressed TO his friends tl, his Warfare was
done and lis o>pccls b iseIt for Immortality"
Thou art gone to the grave; VIC will not dcploro
thee,
Though 50 low a,l dark, csS cnron,pass the tomb
lhy Saviour las passed through lis portals b fore
t'ce
ANA Tie lamp Of Ills love is hy guide tho oush tho
gi""'n 'sfI
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~ NOHTXERN iTE'tt1S

RICHMOND, November 2.-Ncw York papers
and bht;lnore a"'c''icrn OF the evening Of The
"lst has 'c"n received. TcIegrnrns from Chat
ta''o'ga say that liooI attac!icd Decatur LAST
night and this morning., and was handsomely
rcr''scd each time. Granger captured four
pieces of artillery, spiked two pieces and took
one hundred and thirty prisoners The rebels
are rct'raing from Def atur, hu, reported to-
have crossed the Tennessee rivrr'at the s.outh
of Cypress, creek Prisoners say Beaurcrarl.
and l!"od is both with the army. Hood. in
general orders, asssres his men tia, s.,r,mans
army 'Fa's ''"t exceed ,hirty-fivc Thousand -
Louisville kilograms says the Jo"ynnl learns
that parties from Chattanooga report that Shcr-
man has evacuated Atlanta. report not hc!icy--
ed. Gen. Meredith is making extensive pre-
paratlons t"r the defence OF pa,lucah. The ::
Union. majority in Pcnns> !vania, inclc,in~
snldirrs' vote; so tr, twelve tliousan,.. Lincoln,
Inns iss':td* II proclamation admitting Ncuvado4
as State in;o the tTnicn. \ rot occurred
III PhiE"le!p''ia on the Goth. S':vcal5uIuincs
were much injured, mssils thrown. auI one
man killed. Lrsiicsa number 81 n.,Sous wound
ed. Nc"rl? one hr::drc'l arrests have been
made The military Of Bnlf;o were nader
arms on III" NJ "lt Of thc seth, cxmc,iny re-
tcl raid from. Canada