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and Peesrsburgh Railruad to the James
River. a ID line, into which the robel1
retreetsd. was the next day attacked and
found g be much stronger. L Wa 6ually
oarried ~ st0Tgnin1 aAd the rehele df1veu
into IN sncle.ed work e tie lsfe;a Ill: II ,vas
ffo6l tits petition, when 4t Va bsfie7ed,
our forces would b west Of al fortifsa-
tiotae with clear rear open % Richmou3,
only about eight miles OF. ma sass,...-',
Petersburgh papers are quite despond-
emit, though Claiming victories. The loss
Of seven Brigadiers and forty Colonies II
admitted, indicsting heavy loss Of enlist
Prisoners say that according to Rich
mond gossip, Lees loss was terrible. od;
Bsauregard, 1t = raid, had BY shrewd
strategy got hie force BY ours, and went
INTO Richmond, perhaps to Lee. 80. !
NEW YoRK, May 1.-THE Posts Belle
Plain correspondent says: Reinforcement
for Gen. Grant are going steadily forward
to-day. Five steamers loaded with troops,
have arrived q thi: point. Among Tie re
VT, heavy artillery 1850 strong, and the %
n. J.battery 10 men with 6gpns. During
the past week Is batteries have len, which
were abandoned on Saturday last with 800
wounded inthen, the rebel cavalry hed been
there and helped themselves to SUCH eru-
cles ashley wanted, and had calcuiateu on
taking all the occupants away = Pr,se1 .e.,s
Our wagons brought them all away; with
a surreon who vas left In charge Of the
hoepitaie on the wilderness battlefield r.
ports the capture of 600 Of our wounded at
that place and their transportation to the
rebel1ines, from which he succeeded in ma
king his escape. He says our wounded
-.NI05 -, N.orinw for tina want If nvnrvth3nS,
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Philadelphia, and altering the appropria-
ton Of 1858, Of $soy0oO for noating dry
dock and navy yard, 20 - 70 give W., 900
each, for dry docks In New York and Phil
adelphia, and apply the balance to enlarge
the sectional dock to receive the largest
vessels now built
On motion Of Mr.. RICE Of Mass, the
Secretary Of the Navy was called on for I'll
proceedings Of Court Of Inquiry in the case
Of Com, Wilkes. -
The House next considered the contest
cd election case Of Mr.. 0E0UR and Mr..
CHANDLER Of Va, whom tho Commit
tee Of Elections declare not entitled to .
Mr.. DAWES supported the report Of the
Mr.. sEGUR spoke In his own BEHALF
By vote Of IS against q, the House de-
cided that Mr.. Segur Yas not entitled to .
seak from the LIT District Of Virginia, and
also that Mr.. Chandler u not entitled to q
seat from tho ID District
Adjourned. ,s,iass ", ~ .,,..5
+ e.NArx-The bill to amend m cot estab.
lishinF attic % certain swamp Lands
The blu .auali.ias II tho ), pay Of soldier.
was taken up. and The House amendmenta
adopted. II .ssfu ass'sd .gEr s,I.,i
The amendment fixing the salary Ofthe
judge Advocate 0eneSal 1t 5000 and the
Assistant Judge Advocate ct eA5o0. with.
ueother rank or pay Was adopted. ,l5s4, I
b Mr.. MORRIS moved to PAY soldiers the
equivalent Of gold Rejected bys vote Of
; 20 y. - ifA 90. Elsrf3 ~ saer 7
The bill then passed. ae .e 4asl-
Mr.. HARRIS, Of the Judiciary commit
tee. reported bill to authorize the Score
tary 81 the Treasury 70 stipulate foe the re-
lease from attachment or other process,
property claimed BY the United States,
With amendments providing that nothing
in the bill should 30 considered a. recoG.
nising any right to enforce said seiaurs q
proceedings r. enforce such claims. ni
Mr.. HENDERSON offered resolution
directing tho 6ecretaryl Of the Treasu.
nv to communicate TO The Senate state.
ment showing tho full amount Of the pub.
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DEED.


BRrNcKFRHOFF--At Catasauqus Penn on Tuesday Oct
- al,eT short illness John Brlnckerhoh, M d., Of New
Rochelle " estchestor County, y. Y.
Tho iaiyes rads invited 10 attend tie funeral on
Thursday Il O'Clock at house OF Justus f. Earle esq
No 10 Waveuey place without further invitation The
remains win be token to Poushkeepsie oI inteInent
iTday morning g; le 0. IN.
CAyANOn Thursday Oct 25 Alexander Cavan in hc ec'h
Tie res ve end friend. Of the family respectfully invited
10 a,end NJ ruoTl his late residence, Academy st.
Tho remains viii be taken 10 Greenwood for in'eTinent
CORWIN--At Eewbursh on Tuesdsy. Oct p, Eli IL Cor
win. agcd g. yeaIs. month, aud % dsys
III. hends sad relatives and those Of his SON Abel snd OF
Bis brother, join II. Corwin are respectfully invited V
eend he funega. from tbs e,hgyee Of ne nenhef john
Coiwin Ne. 81 0rlnd.st AeVbaTgh on Thursday, Oe ~
st2P. NJ
DUSIEY-suadcnly. on Tre,aay, Oct o. 1864, William
puney, aged 81 yesI., OF para.,sis
Tho reltie. and renls OF ie amy are respectfully invited
attend the funeral from bis late residence No &C Pikes
inferred IL Greenwood Cemetery.
EVAEss' Orange Y. J., Saturday, Oet % joshua d
Evans IN tine l-.ii year Of his age
Thr Tesve end friends Of the fny ere invited to eend hs
bis ete residence, sco'lands Orange, on
"Wednesday. a. o'clock without further notice The tTnn
Morris and Essex Rsiroad leaves foot oil bs'elsys'
Ncy-York o. ID 80 e. H. C-risges will be In attendance al
North Opnse depot, che erivaI Of tho above train
ErLLs-O Mondy oct q, at rarkersbuIs Pa haFeella'
Note o. - iuneitl VIII be given hereafter.
FEEGUsOAon Tarsley, o. o. Hem! Ferguson la,s Of
re ~ an, r = ~ f1r sre rep.-tfuv invited
l. steti a.. -a on Thursdav he 27th Inst a. O'Clock
H.. rom he 's'e r,,ideuce wysoa ave- near Cooper
ave. kidsewood T.
"OFFN tN!n ne ei'y on r,i'-y o. r. IAi!Si J. Hon
nan o. lie 7iih ye1r Of Ls age
:, ,n Muddy oct - Nellie aged yeas and
-, - iang,'er or T. r. and Sophie D. Patterson.
r rs. nd fr,-uis the family are invited % st'cnd ~
,rs; "a, IL re.dsy, al NJ from the rr-douce Of hcf
r.rt. No ~. Blymond'st' Brooklyn without iuithe'
inv s.irn. m a.,
ROB- SS-Ou suudIy. o.. i'i. tail., Iai,. IN ,be
biz both Lchiuh. ~.le u b. ~" ' ~ ' "
o D vrar VI lerae. . - i,v.as N attend tho
Inc r. sies aud lsuds Of tie f.rnily 49,. G i
fl.r 90 Noduc dog. tie 1.tl inst. 81 w., m =,
r.-,lsuee No = L.lartina pace. West T.. -" AN' 80
rl..us " ID ue taken 70 orcenwood
P0Irn Tsfr BROOK w. or Tuesday Oc. %, Of consa,.
.fou Solomon v Htbcr'g arrd ~ years and nnnihs
The REL, YES ard friends Il The family respectfully invited
10 attend IL fruoni fia late residence NO % ron
lrecue lace, al y. Thursday the z'th INST
ssna Cruz ThuTsisy. Sept 22 Of certii
siscsse Lizzie VIC james h. Riddle Of THIS city native
O. Boston. Alr sarhusf''s
Boston psqe.' pi--se copy.
sFYMOIR-At Walton, Delaware County y y on sun
dsy Oct % ~ e 70h yer o hrE ogc, Mary "o VI An
drew seymour, formerly o. ti.s city
W 4LDORFOn Tuesday, oct 70 Carrie younsesi deushtei
~ Edmund and Ann Eii1a " abort g, 8. r,.-
mans vii be taken 10 Pot ghkeepsie TINS aby i0i heI
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De ". II. GReGG-DcaT SIR; ! have been
sufsriag fs o long tine Nlih what plysicians c'l
diseases ~ She Prostate GLAND ana ~ L.iiyN W
1IersE AM was unable 10 obtain any relief until used
COysril lloS WATER which began 70 produce as cur
alive effe after taking OF two dose au4 10 nal
cen be grateful than at the re aIs, ha,l,k su
,s-ed All Tar man could suffer- and live and rather
saan be .Iived Of the medicine would be Wiling 70
nav FIJTI DOLLARS q bottle fcT H.
II has - culy cured mo hut several other officers IN
nv dist-i. have been cured by Il ard would econ
,nend Cv body suffering from any diseGse OF the lad
news t. 49, institution ateI.
RICHARD LUSH.
Sergeant KIN a4d Police.
Ngyv YOr1 Dec. 30 ls6l. I'll. c,,r..
Sod w'ioi sale by MoRGAs ( ALLEN 10 - 'iiu'4'
and AL Druggists.
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MAEltEE ID.

DAN1LSON--LON FLI.-Iu Beaufort. s C., Yridsy Oct
= 1854. by ID. Rev. ". Lewis Cant. w. II. Danison
$50 s. e. Troops. to Miss l.. L. Lowell Of Sharon, Conn
DAY-EADIE-ln Brooklyn 1T tho North Reformed Dutch
Church Tussday. Oci. 25 by the Rev A. Elmcndori
ID, Wiisln IL. Day 10 Matilda o., daughter OF John
E.gis ca.
ELLERBY-w ALBRIDGE-on Tuesday, Oct. %, at ST.
AIMS Cluch ~ The Rev. DR.. Gsadet, Ar. John EheGbJ
70 Mis. Fannie f. Na,bridge both Of this city.
Observation-Disclosures Brooklyn, Monday. Oct. o. by
t., Rev Dr. Paddock. Mr. Albert Michel Of Switzerland to
Mis-. Ceestine Jo.i'n Of France. No cards.
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IMPORTANT no TRAVELLERS

the stomach badly
ranged causing pain in head Had been on the
water Il would have been called -iC Knees lady sitting
by me- knowing my condition. reached bottle sayiuS.
Take swallow" did So and in less than I'VE minutes mJ
,,oube was ended The medicine Goes Dyspepsia
Car and rom the effect had upon the stomach aud wbss
have learned Of since think It must be excsen, rsr-
-dy for S.a-sickness and Dyspepsis. ..,.,, ,,,,
MADISON, June ", 1854 MINIS. SAMUEL FIlLU
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;loliiieal Notices.

Central 'uiou Lincoln and johnson Campaign
Club.
Nee.,nf. o. tl.i, Club viii be held Ct
COOPER INSTITUTE
THURSDAY. Oct %, md
MONDAY, Oct. 81.
On m.a., Evening Oct, a. sddre.e, will be delivered by
lie lion. HORACE GREELEY.
II, Ereelcncy JOHN BRoUGH, Governor OF Ohio.
st.Gen. DANIEL l. sICKLEs.
DANIEL poUGHERTY esq. OF Peun.yis'uia
On Monday Evening, Oct. 81.
Tho Hon. HENRY }. RAYMOND,
Tie Hon GALUsHA A. GROW.
rx.spealer Of House Of Representatives.
Tie lion. cHAUECEY NJ DEPEw.
Secretary Of Stale
e,r. JOHN CocnRANE.
Attorney Genera Of EswYolk
THEODORE TlLTON, esq,
CHARLTON 1. LEWIS. esq
viii .ddfs,s tin meeting
sir,in- by DE GLEs CLUB
FROM STATS RESERVED FOR LADIES.
CHARLES s. SPENCER
President.
jDIN NJ tobthf
Clsirmln Executive Committee.
Allan CoOfgR le.,et.,;e,
NJ g. CAETrE seeie'ai'e''
A Union Mass Meeting viii be held 1T the uNlo'
HEADQUARTERS, NO. s54 Broadway, NLDHEsDAi
EVENING, oct. %. at = O'Clock.
IN following gentlemen viii eedress the meeting
The Hon. RICHARD BUSTED.
The Hon. n. +. ANDREWS,
The Hon. WALDO HUTCHIS>
Tho Hon. r. c. HAWKINS
Nu-sIc BY ANDERsON'5 UNION OLEE CLUB
h, order Of the Union General Cventtee,
SIMEON DRAPER. President
sAyusL J. GLA,sT, Secretary.
psos,yp ~ N'ITnoKK Chairman Com. OF Arrangements.
Regular Union Nomination
For Congress.
WILLIAM L. DODGE.
1911 10Th, ind Ola! Wards.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD
Chairman OF Convention.
Young Mems Republican Union.
u..iou.rtefs GIBsOE's BUILDING. Cor Broadway shi
~ .t,t.a Reading room open every day and evening
r snnplv Of Newspapers and Document always Oh haho
AZ friends II lhe cause invited tccsl
phil. a.ee,ian every Monday Evening.
CLPIAS GaAItERD, Chairman IL Com
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

Coughs: Colds: Consnnptian;
WIsTARs HALSAM OF WILD chEkki.
csy or an. OLDEsT AND MosT RELIAsLE REMEDIES IN
1BK World FOR - ., ,
{ u.h. Colds. Hopping Cough, bronehtis iimoury u
Erea,hiug A,tLuia uoarseness, Sore Throat, Group
aud every Affection Of
TIE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST, - -
V,.,.p. BAI.An or WILD CHERRY does not Dry w =
and leave the seeds OF Consumption IN IA. system sut
lvo.ens q, and ceinses the Lungs o. =" 'upu'N''
foR SALE By . -
JP. pIvsNORE, No. 4sl Broadway, EewYoF
~ FOWLER 4 CO.. No. IL Tremonts., Boston.
Aud by al Druggists.
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CHOLERA AfORBUS.

sure and speedy cure Cholera Mobus Dysensry Dsr-
Flea end Kindred complaints. so pevaien-one tea
spoonful often curing IN very few minutes the most severe
mains or cramps 1t neuaEs the bad effect often produces
by change OF weather drinking Ice waer or eating unrps
% or ysgtsble II viii cuTe all such cases, % OF overy 100
IL taken in season. =, ,..,,, :.
gentemun has Just called and informed that the life %
lady had been saved by two doses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
Readings RUSSIA Seive

Redding's Russia Seive
HEALSlOLD SORES
RUDDING'S RUSSIA SALNE
CURES BURNS. sCALDs, CUTS.
REDDING' RUSSIA SALVE
CURES WOUNDS, BRUISES, SPkAlNs.
REDDING 'S RUSSIA SALNE
CURES BOlLS. ULCERS. CANCERS.
RFDDINGiS RUSSIA SALNE
CURES SALT RHEUM, PILES, ERNsiPkLAs'
REDDING'S RUSSIA SALNE
CURES, RlNGWORMS, CORNs. &e.' &c.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT III.
ONLY Is CENTS A BOX.
FoR BIZ
Up DINSMORE, No 4el broadway New YORK
). ". FOWLE a co, No. IL Tremsnt-st. b"''oH'
Ard by all druggist, aud Country Storesceper'
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Mr. Coz: The bottle OF Goes Dyspepsia Cure you
has backed up your concerning IT, have only
used M bo and pineapple short cake or anything
80 without trouble. 1t scs Ike charm The relief Il az
fords il instantaneous JANE a. LO"AEi
New Haven June Is, 1864
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ma through onr Citv Psners

A Voice from home through our City Pspers.
NEw-HAvEs, Conn. June ie. 1884
Messrs. EDITORS: Allow through your columns TO -
gratitude for the benefit have received from the
use OF Goes Dyspepia Cure Although great sufferer
oul Dyspepsia the dose gave instant relief sag
ounce la. en- bed hing that please wthoxt
pain have now stopped using the medicine, no lonxs1
aasI r. PALMikA LYMAN.
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Tremendous Excitement among the sham
Dsmocray and Rebel Syupathig'rs over me L1xosnIc
ready, lad it and Laugh. The sale u Prodglons'
and YOU s speak quick # you expect TO set copy
Sold cyc--~hcre.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

II snv one wishes to know wis, Goes Dyspepsia Cure hss
done Ina one of the OF Dyspepsia existence lse
them ra al No Prnde alley SO great is the change,
prefer all who aIe in the least doubtful to call snd hear foe
themselves.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
TESTIMONIALS.

From the Pastor Of the Methodist e. Church. Madison Coma
have used Goes Dyspepsis Cure IN my family and CO
Willingly testify TO Its value n medicine.
HENRY GIDMAND, Pastor II. f. Church.
MADISON Conn, June 20, 1854
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Great Victory 4!

Great Victory.
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SUCCESS OF THE
UNION ARMY AND
THE FALL OF GOLD,
nov offer the whole Of my stock Of
CEETLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOODS.
TREDUCED PRICES.
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5psrial Notices.

The Presidential Election.
WENDELL PHILLIPS
will speak - -
COOPER INSTITUTE, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. 2S
Doors open at :. Lecture st =.
Tickets Is Reserved Seats 10 cents For sac az SIN
clair Tolseys No 12l Hssssns Mers No 322 Broadway
Randophs No. TO Broadway and at the door during Wed
ne.dsy. few Platform Tickets at No. III HsssausS
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MAprsoy. Conn. June 30. 1854

From the beue. derived by the OF Goes pcptie Cuu
n NV family prepared TO that never intend TO b
without H. and advise al who afflicted with Dyspepsia -
.Iy T. fhILANDEh AEWiS
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AND IT WILL
RELIEVE YOU INsTANTANEousLN

Thus enabling you by hearty eating aud the OF the cs
after each las often the food dstreses you
your stomsch e., in very few days thu. yoa
without the medicine except occasionally and BY tbs
time frs, bottle Is used up will guarantee YOUR fS1
Dyspepsia anu -.. as-.i and enjoy hearty birch
fast you down your he-hes' hours and We
will Forfeit you the price Of the bottle upon saar shawiso
that statement is not correct.
The medicine Is powerful but harmless; and while ,lngs
tesspoona will at once relieve the dyspepc sueser ths
whole bottle full would materially inure him "a IL Is 60
tlrey vegetable and contains opistes AL classes Of ~.
ease that have their origin in dsordered Stomach snl
Bowels are dispelsd in the instantaneous way BY tas
u,sof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26

The PeruSiaa Syrup
IS 4 PROTECTED SOLUTION OF TIE PHoIoAlpE
Or IRON.
NEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
THAT STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE BY
supplying the blood with It's
VITAL PRINCIPLE Or LIFE ELEMENr-lRON.
Iniusnq strength and vgor ino ali parts Of the system
ForDYSPEPSA, DEBILITY, and FEMALE WEAK
NESsEs II Is Specific Pamphlets free.
J. z. DiNSMORE MOTEL BROADWAY.
For sale by oil the Druggists.
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I For the Nation!
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURES
THE WORLDS GREAT REMEDY
DYSPEPSIA. INDIGESTION.
DISEASES
STOMACH AND BOWELS.
PREPARED BY THE PRorRIEToRs or Coss
COUGH BALsAM"
DYSPEPSIA IL moi only sure orerunner OF death bal H.
companion of miserable e II has well boon called ~
nations scouIse, for perons both old young As
aad female suffer from s svases than from al other almost.
combined Itrobs the whole system Of IT. vgorsnd energy
gives WEAKNESS aud total indisposou to those srs.S
acve the stomach powsse dsos, the fosA
and has for its attendant.
HEADACHE. HEARTBURN. CONSTIPATION. NAUSEA
AT STOMACH. AND GENERAL DEBILITY
OF THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
reusiDg its subjects particle OF noufsng or nearly tes9
without paying penalty the sgonixns distress ~
onen,ime. complete pro,traton To the terrible ~
ages Of this worst of all diseaseI
WE HAVE PREPARED
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUREi
pledge reputation upon statement whss -
say will
POSITIVELY CURE THE WORST OF YOU
not in yess-not in rnonh-nor in week; but you shss
ito beneficial influence immediately and the dsg
you take it, To you who have lived for years upon 0raa
bread and plain diet who dare not eat anything tbs lsa1ws
heaTy because the doctor has ordered the psnes food
aud secondly for fear Of the dsess rising aud soss
ing your stomschwe say sit down to dinner ct -
hearty meal as you wish and the food begins -
distress you, follow it by single teaspoonful Of
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE
AND III WILL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-26
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Fever and Ague Sick Headache Sickness at the stomsee
Constipation, Heartburn. Collie Pains IN Stomach
Bowels, Dysenery Vomiting, Feel
ing Of Fentness and Lasstude,
Want of Appetite,
will no, and cannot exist where te cure is used II removes
the Disease by removing the cause Ike Alcoholic Bte
which cover up yo bad feelings FOX few moments BY hsA
exhfars;ns effects.
Of all such remedies beverages but IN the plscs
Remedy that viii the diseased functions 10 ihen
normal condition and set the sutire human mechaS
reIfec harmony and upon principles viii
well defined physiological laws. That such viii De the edsS
o.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,
Immediately and ustantsneousy, pledge our word a. ms
reputation Pharnacetistsour favorable
quntance with the people proprisou 81 the W@dse
nowned GOES Cough gAL5AMv fit Is used accordias
TO directions which may BE- found with each bottle
sc az h~ow some Testimonials from neighbors ~
townsmen to which ask your careful attention.
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Seventeenth Ward MON Assecintion.1A Pubic
Mertns win be held by this Assooiaiion on IhulSpAf
EVENING, Oct ~ at u clock M In the srss Hail. NOS
zj and 20 East sth-si. Avenue D. The following
named gent will positively sdires. tho mesns HER
Wy SHELDON esq ". WARE PECK, esq. aud othegs
.m tnlou citizen. o the " ard are invited 70 attend
~ ROBIsRI y BOYD President,
l-h WssI niol Association.
r. ;. hgTLASD s,s,..ar,.
JOaA OskAAxi }
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ONE OF THE TWENTY-FIVE.
49, IL .unE INN

NEwHAvFs, June II, 1864
a. CT. Having been troubled with the Dyspepsia
fr soe eight twelve mcnthe have taken the usuA noss
OF medicines which done good saw your savss'
arsn OF medicine to cure the Dyspepsia have tined
d Sound Il 10 he rHR medicine The first hiteen drops ttne
I'm OF June) that took relieved me In one minute es
W /, or four times but have had no distressing fes
& =; Nv omseh since taking the trt hitesn drops athouse
hars coud not meal and sometimes not moro nss
y ISL - : eac, monthfus without distressing me- -
Respectfully 'R' "o0""e"
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Rally, Rally, Rally.
FOURTH WARD LINCOLN AND
JOHNSON CAMPAIGN CLUB.
The Union Electors Of the above Ward invited TO al
Rooms No. : NEW CHAMBERsT,
WEDNESDAY, oct. 26th Y 2. m. go
J. w MOVES. esq, and other eminent SPEAKERS wiz ed'
dres. the meeting. CHORuSES and SONGS by 6LEE
CLUE. hOkRlS fhhEDSaAl' cAaInsh
Gro W. Goopwis, Secretary.
Eighth Ward Lincoln md johnson Clnb.-A
Public Meeting OF the Eighth Ward Lincoln end Johnson
clnb I'M b. held nt SPRIA0ST HALL. No. 1875 springst
on I'll TUESDAY EVENING Oci. y, lJ6t, az o'eoes A.
J. DITTENilOEFER Capt JOEL I; EkiAkDT, and
ss viii sddre.s the moe.ns Singing By The Glee Club.
'-' JOHN J. SHAW. President.
IDwARp HALLocK,
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hEwiIAvrS June IL. 1864.
A., c.xD.ay Sir. Tue bottle OF Dyspepsia hledicinet
~ nom Won gave ipsta1taueoCs relief only used -
% ,x mod distressed IL about like taxing tive
49, today then other day ncfossanv
~ crantifv OF food sud decreasing t- medicine untu
snahied 10 eat withou. taking anything at all MY csse
90 an extreme QUE having suffered ior seven yeaf no
on;Jer rpyself cured and by only usng one bottle -
Medicine IN the space Of two mouths The dose
spoonful.
soldby Druggists in city and country everywhs'e'
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE
Orders bv mail from either dealers consamers promptly
''''''' c.. q. CLARK g. Co.,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS, NEw-HAvEN, CONN.
Prepricssss.
Eorx-rem,e, euceinte will hnd this splendid sntdess
for NAUSEA AT STOMACH, and all indiposit'on psoaass
" '"' DEMAs BARNES CO..
No. Il rsfkrow, n. Y,
General Assnss.
have the above preparation ior sale Ia large OF small ara
titles, si.o Goes Cough BssAn snl sym Periodls, of'pA
II. Il. HELAIBOLD,
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