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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25
The Hierchnnu' mud The Women's t'a'
friotic Association.

To tie Ediio, Of The Tribuae
Sir: As the autumn approaches. tho retail dealers
naturally become anxious 10 know VI 1 difeot.sa INC
within or taste Of the public about to take. In respect
10 those articles over which Fashion e1crts control
cannot SAY what will be fashionable this autumn o1'
,b,k can iyo usefu hint to most Of tie dealers IN
dress ard fancy goods Owing to the exer'iohS oil io
Wonen's Patriotic Association for Diminsh1gth the Use
Of Foreign Lururies there has arisen an active inquiry
for articles Of American manufacture. when IN "
gard 20 quality and appearance compe" success"
fully with the foreign article. The Associaaon IN
deed. though woraing noiselessly and uhosteh'a'
tiously during the summer. now Numbers anoa
its members. many os tho wealthest and iniinen'
t;ol ladies Of the country Not only has the parent 30
cieiy here in New York gathered about 1t most cAte'
sive list oisubscribcrs 10 spTroic',hnd peen active "
spreading them bu, the branch operations OF boston
Philadelphia Pitsburg Chicago. Warrington. ana
other places have been equally active and effective ana
the consequence is that there Is hardly town or 'ase
even remote from the metropolis. which has not SEVERN
member, Of the Association All he" !adi,' bay sood'
IN this city more less directly when Visiting here rs
nnny of them will be- through friends who are here'
Now then or at remote DAY. 70 the time Tor deaer
in goods " advertise IN your columns
that fact Theucopc want to know Whefr the Soods o
home r;icture can b. had. ana those WHO vi" o''
let their customers know ali about this mater VIII
6ndihelr account In IT, II any merchant has any heH
tation about the Importance OF Ills hint lot him take
half m honr and visit the Office Of the Association ana
look at the list OF It's members. slight glance VII
convince him Of the growth strength and vide opened
influence Of the society. and viii tend to produce the
conviction that ~ be early in the field Tor The custom o
40 large body Of welltodo people 10 ,pht hom a.
other considerations. sound business ie'lCy
am very respectfully yours. &c l.
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A great many sido hits arc beiag made ~ -
Plantation Bifters ~ two Of disinterusssl
friends who endsavored initiate oounerfe them
H.. oil Of no nae The people won't be long imposed up0
The Plantation Bttss increasing In and popnisry
every day. and that's what's the mstte They are Ia same
sized bottle and made just they were At hrs and wu Own
tinuo TO be, OF we shah stop msking them.
The Plantation B,ers pcrfy dreugtb~s and invisassts
They cIestc healthy appetite.
They are an sntidote 10 change OF wstf and diet
They overcome effects Of disdpaiion sic late hours.
They streng hen the system and enliycs the mind.
They prevent missuiaic and interms at ievrcs
They purify the breath and acdity OF the stouasb-
They cure Dyspepsia and COnstpatcrA
They cure DiarfbeA. Cholera, and Cholera NorbuA
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They tbs weak strong, the basuid bri.0t and ss
exhausted srea. rosor,r Ts Recipe and u. Circ.,
lar around each bottle Clersyen, Merchsss and psr
whose ssdsnary habits induce weakness ssds pal
,aon of the heart lack Of appetite, distress sse, liver
complaint constipation, &C., viii fSd Immediate and peIns
relief in these Biters Bat above all. they
nendcd 10 weak and delicate fensIss and mother.
They sold BY all respectable merchants See tina, each
bottle has private United States Stamp the cora sl
steel. pls,e aide label
Beware of reaed bottles Se that the sanp has po< bs
tempered with Any person prctendins to cell Pitsiies
Bitss By the gallon swim 4ex and ees,o and SHOULD be-
Immediately reported to ia p. II. DRAKE Co.
N. d Parkrov N. 2.
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Observation-Disclosures Union

A meeting Of the Typographical Union NO.
was beld last night In PythaRors Hall. Canal street
Mr. T. A. HOlmes President Of the Union. In the chair
There was a fair attendance A communication was
received from the Prcssnens Association. expressing
general approval OF the action Of the Union and pro-
nosipc that arrangements should he made for con
solida,lon of the two Unions. A resolution was pro-
posed authorizing the Committee OF the Union to take
such action in the matter az might be deemed desirable
and was unanimously accepted.
The President then left the chair, and moved the fol
lowing preamble and resolution
V1er,as Articles having appeared In several news
pspcrs recommending that Committees OF Conierohse
BE- appointed by both ourneylnen ana lcr
purpose II amicaby adjusting tao existing unhSu'''
IL the printing business; nad ,-r,o,
WSereas has always been the policy OF this Union
whore any disposition has leeIaf9,n to DO 10 met !"
snnont such Committee; It is. thet&Ore
"P,o,,ed Tbs, Committee Of three from Book tnd
Job Ohicrs three nom Daily aud Weekly news1pr once
and the seventh be chosen from the members 81 ne
hv ~. Comri,teel be appointed TO confer with like Cou
tho employer. enss.ed In 'e above branches o. o
R,.o,rd That the Committee appointed report 10 the uon
Al their earliest the result ~ such conference
This proposition elected considerable dscuss,on'
GOOD deal 81 opposition being expressed 10 The idea OF
authorizing any committee TO arbi:rate ~ usurpns wy
functions OF the Union In reply II WA eIpiained 'nu'
tle nronos.d committee TO be ont OF conference
merely On being pnt tn the meeting. tho motion was
carried by large majority. The gentlemen appi,eu
on the committee were Mr.. d. *. sullivan James hG
Gov and Richard Alfred representing the book ana @
efices Mr. W. =. Howell fras. Irocklcton and Cnar~'
C. Cater from the daily and weekly newspaper onees.
The committee so constituted then elected MI JOIN
Henry as the seventh member. -, a.,
| member suggested th.' In conjequsnce OF .h'
appearing IN the country papers anu ~
Impending draft the composit0rs NJ present h.ii.s
in tho yarous offices In the city were also here wh t'
intention OF avoiding the coming drait and be- thcre
fore PROF osed that c'mmi.tce of seven De nppoes
To Obtain II p,sgie the name, of the various rat
from the committee and hand the lists Of such nance
over 20 the Provost MaIsh1l On the motion being ~
TO the meeting. it was carried unanimously hlu tn'
rcoumittos appointed by Tie chair. motion to as
charge the tigilnnco Committee Sas loot hui suDso
qnenty tho committee Of - YVES discharged, and ooi'
! rii'tee Of 10 appointed IN iis place. 80.
! Some gnirn1rfart routine bu.ael' vas ipou "''H'
ac,cf, lad tng .ectiag liIpgiu9d
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The syrneu,e Pence Convention Delegate
10 Chicago.

a. BROADWAY. NEW YORK. Ang. a. 1904.
To u. Editor Of tn, n. Trtvns
SIR, beg Ieaveto address you the following letter
in answer TO false charge MADE in the Journal the
yorM, Of New York by Mr. A. c. Comstock, OF oswc'
CO. in relation to the proceedings Of the syraerse Con
yention held on the 18th instant. The editor OF 'he
World having declined to insert IT, beg leave to send
It to you In hope that ycu will do ne the Justice which
hes been refused to ne by the editor Of that paper
am Sir, with grcnt respect your very obt servant
S.TSUIT. Sec'ty Peace Delegation OF New York.
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Special Notices.
Nou-forfeiting Life

Nou-forfeiting Life Insurance.-As there are
Thousands hooking to Lie Insurance the safe.
rmsthod OF saving or Investing their money. thenon-
forfeiture system noticed lately in columns In reduced
BY the Globe Mutual Life lnsUrsoe Company, Of New York
dessry,. more than pssng notice. Tier. in
MIDST who have lost mach Of the hard earnings or want OF
hst this improvement aud trust Oh viii be encourl =
Low 60 insts hbrry in thA form Of eosry Our capitalists
thrt their Life ia.nrsncc POicif hotter Sian bal
k tnt i st'r than sny sayings hanks always p,y,ns
AGss dyijeuls o. htetJss gu ID svi,'gsas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

OsFORD-TURRiLL--On Wednesday. August 2&sh. 81
Middle oury, VI. by the Rev ). w. Co1xens. d. % r. j.
Hosford and D. Eliza Tur daughter OF the late Joel Eur
rilL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday Aug Path, At sev,
enth street e. Chnrch BY the Rev Thos Lodge, sanuei
X Raymond to Phebe NJ daughter OF Richard Cor'on c''
all Of this city. No cards.
the 18th July by the Rev Dr. w
A. Scott William Wallace and Opheis daughter oil Aug
L. Wood both Of this city. No cards.
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VERMONT.
Candidates In Nomination.

Below we give as complete list of candidates
for State and horrors MS we have been Aoe
TO obtain 1t will be seen that several OF the Eastern
and Western States have nearly or quite oompie'ed
their tickets Those marked with arr renoninated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

DIktt
Pack al produce securely 10 syoa b. As's Of oohe. or
contents. II different quae. sent lt them be Ia sepA
rate packages 49,
Mon everything pl,iuV Nth the con'grres name aso
nat vor own ,nr or private mark known to th- consguec,
AMI the conten oil the psokAe upon the outit win NUN
Der weish Gc to show what 1. contains and ~hee from
without op-nins II,
Pat al Invoice inside laid upon the top tackled npon the
and, rd- OF tie cover; also send dIput. by me the
limo the produce other articles are shipped stating the route
Gnsrd azsn., ri.i.ke. II count WEIGHT messnr- k snt
o gnn pu o or correctness, quality Of produce even
nes and good packing that your article, wall always DO IN
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Deluukeaf.
DEMULCENT'

DEMULCENTI
This entirely S0,p beyond ell eOmpar;ssa the -
con pound yet offered for
ChAPPED OR TENDER HANDS,
THE NURSERY AND ALL TOILET USBa-
Manufactured ony by
j. @. HULL'S SON. No. - PARK ROW n T.
Who also offers upw ard Of 100 varieties Of Toilet ard STAGE
Soups and Candies Far sale III 2sctable iescrH
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BIRTH.
MARRIED

HERRGEs-on Saturday. Aug 2oth, the wife Of W. Hsrrie'
esl. Of twin boys
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cvvyorK DAILY TRlB1JNE THURSDAY AUGUST 25, 1864
Of Country Prodnce,

HPor,s, Wr9r..r,,s wEosgsDAY. August - 1854
tE.py Tns l. uru.. y our own nsp ss .s,
The following the cmrsta 'ste' % 49, esS;anr
dition. az sold bv commission bora =. ",.sion 800
receive to 10 p es, d-dus:s> ff 'o''a'
freight sud other charges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-25

Common po,sioes .til scarce end high but a. late dig
snr begin 10 como h. Il erpco,et that prices Nj dec me
ncu. are sbnudEt sad cheap Onions w good supply
.a cheaper The may be sid u sweet poirioe, and
ioin.o. These Lat haycb cold b. The load some dAJ
.l.I
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FRUITS AID DERRlrs

Pesche, continue tie load coming In ~ ahnndeny
that ey nipre the sa'e OF I'll oier fruits Tho rccei's nom
Del,var. alone have achd 10 ~ BASKETS IN single day ana
thousand. Of baskets ell for wat q transportation
Parlet rear. be- In rive bu, cum inf when pe- e are
so plenty thew are nearly overlo ksi sling slowly from
~ 81 10 per bushe Apple scarcely b sod any
price Piumb. too plenty end se slowly We qnols:
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Chegaltex's
LIFE FOR NiE HAIR

Restores Gray Hsr TO a original coios stops IN falling M
10 thrss day. keJs ns haDd ss cool ssd hssit will nss
the skin s0 the vhite fabric The best haf dre'
lag offered 10 the pablo Can b. used A~eyi esns'
nothing injurious strengthens and promotes the growth ofns
woahest har 10 ,eocnmSded and ssd BY es Sra ~sdsosS
authority in N. YsvA All freely invited TO examine this
wonderful .mph Of science Sofa the dras s'o;e. And
my Office Ne la1 Bsiwsy. where advice - 10 fessmeus
Of the hair ,n bs grsiuitousy gwen rr'os Pc, ooe<
% per haI dozen, IN fancy boxss Can De .rri ey efYr
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Busiress Noiirt j

Business Noiittj.
UNION HALL,
saaArosA srxrssA
In aurvor numerous cuquihes
and in compliance Win the
request Of lsrge number
d0s,.,. We .han
no, close
oar HorsL this
Season. until Saturday Oct bat
GRAND BALL
Friday Gsh.
w. w. LELAND co.
AMERICAN WATCHES.
TIE hh premium on gold and hs increased rate OF duty
on Watcle. hayr greatly enhanced the cost OF tnose
foreign N. nufoesgre AID Is nov Impossible 70 2ussh
Witch o'Engeh Swiss make. eIceP, at fsouiou'
'''''' THa AMERICAN wArcn coMPAsr
OF Walthsm. Mass.
Make by ar the BssT ADD sb.es'ey the enssr,sr
sdon TO their Factory together with bs increase OF tue
okins power hey have ample facilities ior supplying the
steadily increasing demand po,,,.. ,,.,,-ox
Axents for the American " stch Company.
mo 1872 Broadway NewforI
ii YOU want to know, &C., read
MEDICAL Coxsos sENSs
euou, book for curious people aud good book for every
one Price 81 % 10 be had al al nows dePot' Contents
| ,.Dls, mailed nee address
'''''' Dr.. T. B. Foorx. No. 1859 Broadway n 7.
IVORY BROOCHES, EARRINGS, CONES, HAZE
! PINS SLgzva-BurTONs &C. Warranted ivohr' AZ NsL-
Ls0s no 51l BROADWAY, opposite ths hesr'SoAta 'ish
! OF the GOLDEN Elephant
WusRLgR & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
ai- rent, repaired and Machines and Operators sen'
into families, ., sJs broadway corner H"a S"o'' " - -
Ellis
FryKLg & LYONS Nrw SEWING MACHINES now
ready Worth seeing. 33S Broadway
BATcurLoRs HAIR DYB-The best in the
~o,d P,c, nstrrs reliable harmless and instantaneous
IN eject Ths genuine 10 signed WliuAs A. BArchbLoK
sold by eli Dnisgis,s fae,ory No 81 BsrcAy-'S
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPSSsoRY
P.xpAoss surrosrEsr sc.-MAGsn co.s Radical Cure
Tru., oihce only a, No. , ve.eys,. Lady attendant
Aprry1CrAL LIMBs.-B FRANK PALMER, LII.
u .nno:i.. tho Best for oYylcEas SoLDfKas and CIVIL
i.xs 10 ~ BROADWAY. Y, Philadelphia and Boston
Grover & BAKERS Highest Premium, Elias
A, stitch sswIsG-M tHiSgs Nos <s3 Broadway, New
York. and 2J3 Fu.son.st, SrooAlyn..
| THg LAST WEEK.
Buy your Matches sow before the 'a'np goe' On and
''"''' w Tns DIAMOND PsRLoR MATCH
| the LODI MANUFACTURING Cos
No. % Corlandss-
Mrs. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUp-FOr chill.
den Teehng Cure, Dysentery and Drrhs regulates The
Stomach and Bowels. aud cures Wind Colo.
| For the Hair and Skin-BARRY's TRICOPHBB.
ous the and che spest article Sold % ell drusss
| BEAUTIFUL LIFg-LIKR PICTURES.
Csrss deSi..ts 81 psr dosen Duplicates 81 So All nse
dives regislered r. A. LEWIS No. l5sChsthaua st. n Y.
| WHEELER & WILSON'S HIGHRsr premium
LOCK .STrcn SEvIsa- MACHINE, No. sl3 broadway.
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BRASs AND PEAs-SRY
BtTTRa.

An improved market the water. together WIN sn
tive speculative demand firm butter trade al Liner
quotations. European shpren buying mp lsrsey hna n
number Of pecusot daily Increasing Choie OiAhso ''
Dntchess Co pails Sc ling from the boats At occ
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Trnveicrs' Guide.

IN Albany nv Hudson H. H. ~ Wanen.s'., 10
am. and4 o. and lo;s0 p. IN. sunday 'rain rom
To Albany by Harlem H. r. s6,h Il, i,h-av., ioi
m. sndt .. m. sunday train ;...;::'.';:.;..
To bibsny, c91eps. Hotel p pGek, We,s fJln,'
and HUDSON BY steamer. Dan' Drew and &. 'b.
bard leaving Dcsbsossc--st ilandins al Dtbsi.j
10 Baltimore by the New Jtrsey X. H., loot OF
mJ,isb, .....,................... TOO
To BOSTON, by New.London line, Pier % y. r..
and s;oninstou line, Pier is n. H., daily Sunday
To Boston by New-lisyen Il. H., ~, Springfield; m
2Ith At and Ahay.. ...............,.Bs M and ~"
To Boston By New Haven X. r.. 9Th At. snd nh
Gy via Shore Line. III end y sunday -. o;W
To Buffalo and the West, by Ere Railroad 'ogt Al
of Chambers .....l sud ~ a. IA ehu ''0"
TO Bridgeport, b. steamer Bridgeport, from Peck .,
To Oreenport i.iip fire lsnd and ether resorts IN
Long Island. BY l.. |. Railroad, from Jame'.hp
and foot q a' ~ e. ,n aud :i,@ q Way
X H.. via steamer Jessc ioyt. foot Of mu"'sl A
ST. daily a, ........ .........6t and a. m. ma v
To New Isycn Hartford, and SprinsheId-:l,.su, :,
70 lsSI iia ven BY S the Haven ah
and th-sv., At l. s, ny ~ $50 D. and S'~
To Nevburrh Cornw al, IVES, Point. Poeslkeep-ie,
md ondoni by seamor Mary Powell leaves Jay =,
To- s s@s Sarfh steamboat Tioa. Ceyi
Le.yrs Jayst. daily landing AZ 18Th u, n L.,
'Grs.,y Point, Cor1ens West Point. Cold swinS'
To tho West. by renn,yl,snis Genital RrilroNd.
foo, OF CORTLAND It,. a. ana aud p "i. M
SUNDAY WV
To the West, D. Central Rai!road OF N"wJersey, n,
Too, o. Cont a'd .t...';...'.''e ~, y w w
Counsndi st. aud 10 .. in J. g., ana Z. w. ~
and 1? midnight. ....''. ''oN
To Washington. b Neu.Jefify X. ~ ioo' .,
C,nnifndtst., ard 10 o.. 10, u 7. w' ani 10 o.,
S e. t .r 3 ,o IN r. RI TO- 'a,icoi Iiae
! w ,lrort.ssa.Sp'' H. iao1ne' o"' "' 'p'' '+s''
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Watch Chains, New Styles.

h,os hvs aeyrn ten litern twen yhvs two hnn'Ios
s"l,,s h fo- sale by GEO c. ALLEN No as B,oedss{
one door below cAn.l-sl S,Ore d'v o. Ssafe'y'
a Mo
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lOuLrEY

with he exception ofuTa.ys al knis ofPouy ere doing
better Thsr, iucr,s.ed demand Tor and ducks
e.teru p,uly la. been received such POOR orIof-i'a'
Of tie III, dsia IN the eooPstlt shipment. have nearly
-. Il a.. ..-nl..
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CHEESR.

The market l. Arm at the quota and an improvement IN
the foreign demand has advanced the rats time h"fe SUI
choice fancy diaries have been contracted Tor eihey
bigh raesl1c NC. Factory has sold at shade above our
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Diamond Rings.

Of nj, .s,,iocs fon twenty dolars to hundcS
dol y0 each Tor sale by GEO C. ALLEN No. ~ DISfd~As'
ous door be ovy Canal st, formerly No VI Walv.L
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS at } O'Clock
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INDIANA.
cAHninArTA ROR ETATH OPlICYt

CANDIDATES POR STATE OFFICE -.
Iniyp Democratic
-. cov.ruo-. Oliver r Norton Joseph Enc Douald.
u W -, c. Ns,hsn Kiu,bal Mahlou d. Manson.
For Sect'y Of STATE: Nelson ITuslcr anr, = Athon'
" ~ - SO. Tom / Morrison Mathew H. Brett
~, s,,or,,v Gen. ID T. Williamson. Oscar Is. Hord-
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NI I'll YIN, NJ Allen William ". NibAck,
II ~ Wm " Curry Michael G. Kerr
III psI,b TI,u Henry W. Harrington
IN obn n Fsrquhsr, DR.. George Berry.
N..Geo w. Juisn'
H.. Ebenczer Dumont,'
VII Col 81 ID. NasbOuine, Daniei w voorhees,.
VIII. .Godove s. Or'h' Jane. r hsTn"y'
Io~..b IT, Delrecs io-eph h. Edgerton,'
n qJ,or,.. n ,tulyel James h. Mcdowell
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24

We haze already stated thai petitions we're
i. circulation il this place, praying the Militia
~ Governor, that the citizens may be relieved
Of certain taxes, &c. These petitions, 1t IS
said, have been respectfully and nlmerously
SIGNED. by those desiring TO relieve the citizens
of these burdens, and they are still being. cir
euIatad and sigued The Virginia State
Journal expresses It's utter amazement az
the conduct Of some bona fde resident" ("ho
have signed the petition,) and says, that
having taken an oath TO support and inaln:
tain the restored government they 40"
'.rudely and wantoply assai it, and adds
In conclusion we would only say as u part OF
1.-The record that the movement becoming
',known to President Lincoln, he addressed
communication at once to Gen Slough, no
sstifying him that the military should not
interfere with the civil power except where
military necessity imperatively demanded it;
that the people were no judges where that
necessity should arise; that It was conpe-
s'tent for the military commander alone to
determine that-and that the sole response
s'bility would be upon him. AS there is not
seven the pretence Of military necessity In
ssthis oase-as the State government is hear
city cooperating with the general Govern
''nent in suppressing the rebelllon-tfe re-
sssponsibility was little too great for any mil
''itary commander to take upon his shoulders
$50 the whole matter drops to the ground.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24

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pUR ATIV 4 HERBS
I'm PITS and Poeedas,)
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1 as vet known, have been most successfully
used for over quarter Of 3 century in Eurons
and for the last 3 years, also, in this country
and are particularly efficient in the cure OF III
chronic diseases. No one should dispair oil being
cured without first trying them. No fauiIyy
should be without them, for by their timely use
much sickness can be prevented. They are i'm.
ported direct to this port by the undersigned,
and their purity, efficacy and safety can 6e re-
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The following are some of the diseases whicA
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letter,
inflammation
Of the bowels
consumption in ;ts
early stages headache,
asthma, cough, sore eyes,
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breast and Sides deafness, nervousness:
spotted fever, chills and fever, ague open
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liousness, eruptions of the skin, boweli
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PROF. WUNDRAlM's EPILEPTlC ~.
NEEDY the only safe and 1sllaDle rg Etc.,
PRO PROF F. WIN DR. A NJ S fAPEWoEEAi
POWDERS will completely carry OF thI'
troublesome introder, and also remove all o'heE
worms most efectually from the system en- 9, :,
PROF: " = N D r 4 N S EGbdbHi ~ ~.
STOMACHAL ELlXiR, an lnval9aois 10
medy against asthma, billiousness ps:n n tnS
; breast, coughs, colds, dysentery, dlsry ,e'
cranp cholic, summer complaint, hesasche!
faintness. sudden indisposition, dyspepsia, se'
sickness, &C. Every family should have oo.,
tie of this Elixir in the house, and every lSs.
eller in his vallse. 1t can De salely, Gis1on
the smallest children, there bengno lauoa n,
or other deleterous SUBSTANCE n It; G ~
DROPS, give immediate relief, and are 1aGa sS
relible than any remedy yet known: one F7'@1
?! PROF ST WUNDRAM's HERB Tea: can.
not be too highly recommended 70 Gil aspnp
ties, sick and conyalescent, and those sDao'''S
from nervousness.
PROF, W UNDRAM NJ S RHEU MA1Ae
HERB TEA, a valuable aid in curing rneo"''
tism; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany each remedy
For further particulars, apply to .:,.
JULIUS DIENELT, Denn5aas ,a
l45 Prince ST. nearly opposite the r tan o sts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-24
LADIES Pay ATTENTIO ON!
SPECIAL NOTICE.

W T. MILBURN DRUGGIST,
Northeast Corner King and Washington sts.,
GIVES NOTICE to the citizens Of Alexan-
VI dria, that his establishment will be open
on Sundays, from this date, during the follow
ing named hours From half-past eight to half
past ten A. NJ; half-past three to halt. past five,
and half past six to eight O clock P. NJ. during
which hours he will be prepared to I'll with
promptness and accuracy all prescriptions.
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