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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24
Sales bn AnttIon.

A j. BLEECKER, son a. Co. will SELL
IA auction, Oh TUESDAY. Jan a. 1865 ct IL n at the
Exchange saeToom No. Ill Broadway, the following vau
able LOT, viz;
On Ailantcsve. Brooklyn Lot the south side, dis
tsnt u feet east from Washington-aye.; size. 2Oys0
Maps, &C., at Auchoneer's Office No. II Cedas ~ Y.
4 J. BLEECKER, son IL Co. will sell
~ At auction TUESDAY Jan. o. 1865, at IL O'Clock
at the EXCHANGE SALESROOM, No. III Broadway, the
following property, viz:
On FIFTY slXrH-Sr.-Two lots north side, 800 feet
west q Secondavc 2f1le1.
ON FIFTY SEVENTH ST.-Two lots south side, 300
feet west cf Second-avc.. in Of above, 25sl00
ON FORTY.NlNTH. f-1hree lots and cottages the
south side 255 feet OF Third ave-, known Nos 90
o. and 1905 ske 25x2g 5xJ5 Cottages havs court yards
IN front with sloy way leading large yards in rear.
For Maps, Sc, apply to the Auconeer No. II Cedarst
A DRIAN III. MULLER, !. Il. WILKINS
"A CO., Aucioueers viii sell by order Of The Executor
oil Samuel Webb deceased, TUESDAY. Jan "a, 1863,
q IL &c 1ch the Exchange SaeroO So I'LL FrostWey
RIAL ESTATE OF Hector Caroline Cafk. Thomas South,
and li5h sis and Tenthaye Maps no. 5! Piuest
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MAREET POR CoSPEDgRAIg BoNDs.-Mr. Davis and dr.
Memnnger viii be t,oiced 20 lean ha there = a. as
ma open for the crtfcates % what TIE ChIrif0n DER
crv used 10 call Ills mot advantageous ioa Persons
coi,g along streets nay remark handful prominently
posted o on dead walls with the follow promse-he hto
which the Rebels have not probably seen Ey where IA e
Southern Sta&.s:
IT, however tie asiouiss ~ 4def loCks little further, he
will find another announcement: -
ST.
No 25 Anr-s is In fact III place ofbusiness OF purchaser
~ waite Iaper and II M DAVIS ants 20 sell LA bona. he
can nd ready market for them there at iher just value o.
waste psperi " y, Evening Post
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In one establishment Stockwe Emerson, Of No - Aun
st. over and half Of newspapers ana pamphlets 10
purchased daily from eight 70 ten cents per pound
Thee ms sent bundles O.. eight hundred pounds % the
mills In Massachusetts and other places to be temenuac
tured in tie bass may be seen curious aud heteic-
peneous Of documensal tuuibleJuupe-he Writings
Indicating that extraordinary commodity IN these Latter
photographic aud printed woTk among them the Lille o ST.
james Sermons against tine Small loN DioFeues Court,
,hipD " Calvin MuI deIoI Adventures 81 Larry OCal
ETC Here strange mixture created by the advanced pce
OF paper Old volumes OF New orb pers which committed
&c tain editors TO tney dtnVmce also sp Aet
Le aud the dealers put then at the bottom 81 II Ashamed
Of the trasoruscns which time had effected IN suca ancient
| scribes.
Tho dealers with Gohke IMMUNITY divest The book thus
sold to them Of their How conuo'seuIs hear
soud ache TO see Sallut tho Praises Of ho ia tarir
earliest dress appearing In the nakcdress Of it, rcd aud
bars title csped parchment cast heap Of rub
bi,h formed scraps of posters and other siraf which
dozen OF women buy assortin: for the mills Yet such
A. the srht which l. hourly presented at the establishments Of
he toies which preserved IN successive generations with
Ena,c.l fondncs must dmed and unmarked
Inv IN. records the past the thoughts and ahces OF other
e in order 10 enable pint the battles, murders, out
go .tc Of our day We advise therefore all who have
x ~ old paper hand 10 take 1t to MessIs StocAwel
Fm,r,ons now they will get better price for 1t no~
an In ordinary times when the supply Of printing paper
| so Tos orr 70. Youa OLD PAPER-We would call ID,
Of our readers 10 the advertisement Of stock
| III Emerson They offer the highest prices for Ok
n.w,,,per, pamphlets and all kinds Of waste Paper TIN
a. .,o1 news 20 who want TO realize on their III
.s,ing stocE OF books and papers Paper Is pretty high jus
I'd old paper Is worth good price, Brooklyn Dali,
Times
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c,,rr,oN TO ONE AND ALL.

CAUTION TO q p.pT I'D n M; m No
AZ HNNsr ONE DOOR FROM THE NORTHWEST
81 yd bEF W 70 sW WE aAyg
NNo p,iNSFRs AND STEAL NO MANS TRADE. VIZ
on sgsSEsss P PHSo 70 hpfhf
Cf.Tv OH YXRRTIOSS AND Owe US THE
BENEFIT or THIN. "a WORD TO THE WISE
IS SUFFICIENT
STOCKWELL s. EMERSON.
No 25 ANN STIlEEr. NEW YORK.
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Amusements.
DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.

RARNUM' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
OF THE NEW NATIONAL DOMESTIC DRAMA.
WIS" rs p n aivfi fssENr3ENrs STARTLING INCL
DENTS AND THRILLING TABLEAUx.
0s'"s received T MsiT OF APPLAUSE
ASrkH HiiR GS IL 4 PRISONER kfaSiEs A' '.a
THE pAraIoHfss DAUGHTER
MORNING at II,
The T's'FpG GssSsd zS sd S fSTif' Tragedy
by celebrated Professor from London.
WHO CHALLENGES ANY COMPETITOR
in tho world for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS. Public TnS
% Prof rsf' HUTcHISGs, tn. LIGHTNING CALCULATOR
EIkAyASAH1n PM HST W0MfS 400 PGNps
GIANT BOY, FEET HI0H, is YEARS OLD
maM N5NS sAEMk 5VkEYYt = rffGo DILL
wooDRoFFE,s BOHEMIAN GLASS BLowEns
Circ.,.isn OH, Dwsrf Albno Boy Living Outer. Fr-ssa
Moving Figures Aqusria, Menasere and million other -
Admission 30 cents, Children under .en Is cents
NAN AMBURGH & CO.'S MENAGERIa
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,
Nos $50 and 81 BROADWAY,
OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A. VI. TO 10 r. al,
WIN vi" GREATEST sHowoF WILD ANIMALS
in the world i IHG BE e. n AND SleDs
gathered from the most remote regions OF ,,y,,c,
A' ( coSsfANr GDblTioNs
THE VAST COLLECTION
OF GEOLOGICAL WONDERS.
to be found ia the spacou, and airy hall 80, OF rus
INSTITUTE or NATURAL HISTORY.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY:
are 'isffpF HH as AID TPF6S6ss
THE EDUCATED APE "SIGNOR VICTOR.
PERFORMING PONIES, MONKEYS, AND NULEA
PROF. LANGWORTHY IN THE LIONS DEN.
ADMISSION ONLY Is CENTS.
UIPPOTHEATRON. Begins at n.
4 4 EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
GRAND MATlNEES;
On WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY. a4
CoSTiNUOUs TRiuMPH
COMIC ENGLISH CHRISTMAS PANrOniSc2.
HARLEQUIN BLUE BEARD. .
with IT'S New and Gorgeous
TRICKS sfsstH ASR r6 SF eoaie SCENES
INDORsED BY CROWDED HOUSES
GIVEN IN ApDLrIoN S,l 70 Sy TIE
oYsiNasrIc. AND ACRoBATic PERFORMANCES,
In which the world famed artists.
IogsE GoTe ;$Esr M1E RoEkn 4A sTSkET
SSaIrNG CaPPENTIR PETIT GEORGIA o.
n. AUSTIN JAS. COOKE, NJ DINA
GREsT STAR STAR g eoP efafSR ApnhAh
NIBI.O's GARDEN. Begins NJ ~
~ Lessee and I M.sfF1 WEEK Eur o n '
Of the highly successful en.seeInent 81
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY MlLLAMs'
PosIrIvE Ely k "a AN iI3 NIGHTS W .
40 ''''A.ol g. P1TNETy W WILII.,ISS
sgPPoRTEp BY AZ E Exc LIN M CASE
TE pP SfbSEEES su Asp f fPfEcH5
f''p'''' &1GSIFicESr PRopycTIoy ,..x
On Monday, January 80 THE LAKES OF KILLARNEY
"" Fd % {P IettE sets s,.9 81 ''
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADyAScE.
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NOTICE is hereby given, 20 al parties having
~ claims acsiast the ate firm q JEE, CODDiN"ION
O. 70 rer = snae TO the undersigned Assignee, at his
Office No a South " st in the City Of he" foIk on
OF before the fifteenth day 81 februaTy preparation 70
3ps ydnd OF the IRE eds the assigned estate. In de-
fr Of which ev vii be- iable 70 lose the benefit OF sueh
final distribution. bLNJAMlN hA1i4O-r As'iSAee'
IOkE Jan. :. 1865.
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TRADE Ryyusr ParER.By reference 90 column a.
vetsent fourth page OF The Lret, u viii bs seen
that Messr, S0ckwe Emerson. No - Anust, ohcf great
inducements 20 citizens 20 bring to their ritsDAnet h'
paper old booSs. pmnpnes &C. ILis hfin c"a
lshed twelve years since, with limited g. @
bl has grown according 60 oil sccouuis. 20 be one ~ the
4rzes 10 the United states. They have branch hoics in
PLiadephis. Boston and Chicag3 and one Of DE rterf
Mr. Eiuerson isnow way O. Europe 60 establish con-
necons there. save YOU Is osth hunlielA
OF thousands OF dollars. New York E1pless.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
~ Il NEW AND GREAT INVENTION ~
HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC (OR DOIB LE) STEEL
SPHiNG.
VESTS BRADLEY CAREY,
Sue.rsaors 60 J. l. T. }. O. WEST,
No. % CHAaiREsS-Sf NEW-IORK,
are the owaoss ol tAe Exclusive Manufacturers
o!tAl, ,,,,..
PATENTED "DUPLEX. ELLifIC' STEEL SPRING
SKIRT.
mt. Invention consist. Of Duplex fof twol Fninc So
sef-s ngon oufy braided ti-.y ana hy tosrt4es edge
-eras evrr used eulbng the ia Of t
-rra, elasticity aud GcKbaness place AID iol The ssI.
when Or usr easily and With he same ~ SIX
OR ius n dr-.. rntry obvai" aud sienees he only Oh
rtos 90 Hoop skt-. va che annoyance 10 tho wstfe' as
~ fhc public especially in crow ird fs"u b's carriages
l Io church pas, or n any crowded place rom ths
diclIiy % couE.etiu nem aud o.Clpyiur small space
Ia entirely lie diacly, While giving tue sklt h
uisi FOIL anf synnetr, u form, aud l. The hiesi and MOI;
tyah tul .gaee appearance IoE tie ,isee opera pone
niir ~ h1lf llrf lady having enjoyed mo pleasure
nf,rt convenience o. wearing the D1pez Elliptic
splnx 50 ioE single d4y, vii never aierwif4 vi nsJ
90 uruse with DE n them. They are the best qlay N
every part by hte., most durable conortaDie ana
.eoao4ca ssr .uadc Merchants will De supplied a. above
cad af-. in most Lrcast retail store, IN this city and
tll our llout the different States 49, -
~ lNALiIl4. tOl. III "DLPLEA ELI-lfAiO
SPRING SKIRT
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SAVE Your OLD NEWSPAPERS -S.ockwell Em-rson. No.
% Anns will buy them tho highest priee~-lN J. Daily
Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-24

| The LAST SEssArIoS.--One day last week published
the Advertisement Of In went or rIbbsh. This adj
versem6nt made column in paper aud cost the
advertisers, Messrs S.oekweli Emerson, $50 II was
rather loud call for old books blank books newspapers
aud manuscripts snort for everything that il or cen
be paper Nine cents per pound offered for his old
stuff
That column has created sensation IN society and ont
OF il. II has tiled the quotes; houeholds with the sit 81
speculation and uproar No greater excitement created
Bsgdad by the that certain merchant de-
sired take old lamps hanee irE new ones Ete 0d
in suddenly found 10 with yaluabc lnd
stad godhuters In Edoraeo or
Wast. AL old wardrobe. closets, glrets, paniies cup
boards drawers trunks and cushions ere Tansacked ana
utllessy and since the truth must be tod the
book shelves spared. lcF within the past days
more than per Of the boo. been wocded
They have been freed Of al Patent Office reports aid similar
tones cEs.ed Pub. Doc = innle travels have coue to
untiiney end and the excellence youmnous auth las
been much question. IL has been calmly debated whether
Baucroits History worth uan ccais a
pound And this price continues, tremb. ir APP
Cycloped4--t heavy. We have heard thar inn
number Of gedos have final found purclaef aud
that countless authors have gotten uuu merbe novels 90 their
hands. Bohemia has begun Ply It's bo1d az i Tgdrn
At the door OF certain s4ya recently deceased sree
hundred dollars paid for tIus OF Old pller-in
Perhaps Ike the trnnsscou Of tie bssdae
merchant Il hold OF the projects, plAns and
ideas Of some lately departed genius.
We hope that this continue and through
the whole Country a i has rought city III should
Il will bring immense amount q the material 81 org 9l
paper made and vii be Il grest pubic benefit IN hrnn'
down the pIice vi that heees'ay OK hod
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Go n1bnm it man Concern.

n II. HITCHCOCK, MINING GEOLOGlST,
late Lecturer Of Amherst College Geologst to the State
~ Wanc sc examines Coal Petroleum Copper, Iron, Cod,
aud Other lninera lands. Office No. .. I'ark Row.
GERTlE and EMMA.-Ihere is package
IN ofFURS 70, you at the American Hotel from VI u j.,
and letters NesY0k, brooklyn and Union Square fo't
Offices.
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economy Is EALT II.

FRANKLIN, the greatest OF Modern Philosopher re-
marks that
"a PENNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED"
Instead Of destroying your waste paper preserve It, and re-
ceive s equivalent cash which win pay for old new'pa
pers Of every description, whole ton old pamphlets OF all
kinds old circuar handb tickets cards catalogues and old
paper in all It's varieties in quantities large or small
Also old writing paper and school books old blank BOOKS
ledge etc. Of any size matters not how much they may
be written on or mutilaled.
STOCKWELL G EMERSON,
STOCKWELL 6 EMERSON,
STOCKWELL &c EMERSON,
STOCKWEL.L 6 EMERSON,
No. 25 ANN-STREET
No. 2J ANN-STREET
No. 23 ANN-STREET
No. 25 ANN-sTREET
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MATERIAL FOR PAPER.-Oi newspapers, pamphlet an
whatever pager YOU have hitherto wasted you may scrd "a
Nc rs Annst whee Siockwe.l tmeIson buy u! iAeJ
tell In a dverseneut to-day " Y obserftr
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Drn GOODS.
A SSIGNEE's SALE.

A ssIGNEE' SALE.
= THE MAGNIFICENT STOCK OF cLoAKs
CONTAINED IN THE STORES
NOS. so4 AND os CANAL-sT,
and a,
NO as BROADWAY,
ASSIGNED By GEORGE CAREY,
WILL BE SOLD FOR CASH.
AT PRIVATE SALE. on
MONDAY, TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
JANUARY %. a. 25 and 20
AT BOTH THE ABOVE STORES.
On FRIDAY and SATURDAY 27th ard 18th Inst, the re
u.ainder Of the Goods viii be on EXHIBITION
AT no 475 BROADWAY.
ARRANGED WITH CATALOGUES,
TO BE SOLD At AUCTION.
FOR CASH,
ON MONDAY. JANUARY 30,
AT 10 O'CLOCK, by
VIM TOPPING & CO.,
so,, Fixture, will be sold immediately AFTER the sale Of The
Good.
ATA STILL GREATER REDUCTION.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
CLoAKS,
At Retail OIL MONDAY, January Odd
LORD g. TAYLOR'S,
Nos ISL to 4G7 BROADWAY,
Nos 255 to 26l GRAND.st.,
Nos Al and 40 CATHARINE-st
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Forpurchasins
pINr CLOAK
At reasonable prt,eI
See Assignee's Sale
or CAREYS
Magnificent establishments
WINTER DRESS GOODS, &c,
AT RETAIL,
Alta GREAT SACRIFICE on COST!
LORD & TAYLOR'S,
Nos. 46l to 90 BROADWAY.
no. 255 to 26l GRAND-St,
MOI. 81 and - CATuARINE-st
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DR LEWIs's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
furniture

bedroom ENAMELED, pa r On ~, and WanU,
sebsr sues plain AID ornamental o. ~. y; a "a
1f,Ni, gC8 Canal Il. oDLnshs W Sa-iHr '"."1'"'N
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CAVALRY-pFIY GOOD MIN WANT
~ I'D Tor tchcg.r (avliy; sG bounty uul ~. nsnd.
money, +d5 p men frrs"nine h0nsecs Apply a. the
Regular Cavalry Recording rndez NO. DO Safest This
the Only Rendezvous ia Ae lily where DO taken
tor the airy service
COMMISSIONED OFFICERS ON LEAVE
" detached duty have oa,hed - ocs.
Ordnance sceoaaIs settled, AID ceariuces obtained.
l.. BROWN CO
Bank,rI No. 2 Park Pace,
Nsw.York.
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Let the readers Of paper follow the suggestion ~ Nesr
Sockwe Emerson whose advertise cnt appe Tsn u0 he'
column. By doing, many VII discover Le" s,"t.t oi ~
come sid win tend 20 bring down that high priced article
paper-l New York independent
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GECOND ANNlNERSAkf ln'sn,r,t,',i $1,000. a
y and Entertainment of i.DKhN ~, Rl.,.v
LYCEUM At pDDMOhrIS HALL, 80. SDo b'N''''
THIS Cruesday) EVENING, Jan "a. 1872 :, - a., No.
The oihcers, Leaders, Children and rfeno' u w 80.
York Chi dr.n.. Progressive Lycenu wi co men 20
bra the Second Anniversary OF their n-w Al
on Tuesday Evening in D. dworth. de No Se' hloas
ON beh occasion they rcspectfly offer Pross anu
sacred Patriotic Instructive aud Humorous SONGS h-es
ons Dialogues and Original Tabesux Commence al .o
by Members OF the Lycruni
MUSEUM OPEN AND FREE.-Mcssra,
WI FOWLER WELLS, fhenolosss NO. > > n'0'a
way give written charts VI character Day and bVeh'hs
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GIANTS.

A YOUNG LADY who writes RAPID end
~ lesible hand wishet TO obtain situation a. COPflsL
A llres. L. 81. Sia-loA u.
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Mem pnb!iraiions

Arthus Magazine desevody enjoys the reputation Of being
Of the best moral literary magazines published IN America
--IColurg Sentinel &. W.
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FRANKLIN the greatest Of Modern Philosopher re-
! mar
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED

DR.. DOW continues to he consulted his office, Nos
and Endcott Street, Boston, on all DISEASES ola
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
BY long Of study and practical experience Of
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GONORliiGA AND SYPHILIS.
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Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with full direc
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Dow has also for sale the French Capotte warranted the
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IMPORTANT CAUTION.

~ Thousands Of Dollars paid to swndling quacks
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SUFFERERS
FROM DYSPEPSIA
1ehoct:: Act::

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Gentlemen
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ezuela who Immediately ed her with your EFFERVES-
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feel to be my duty for the good Of humanity to make
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Trusting you will give this publicity, and repeating my
earnest gratitude and thanks.
am very respectfully yours,
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GH1YIMpORTANTTO FEMALES IN

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n bah letters must contain four red stamps, they
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NERVE N: ;;ill Vi "'l INVIGORATOR,

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Of maade discovered 1t has been sent to every
State in the Union, positively curing thousands who have
the inventor, restoring them 10 sound hedh
Nervous sufferer wherever you may be- don't fail to
the virtues o this WonderfUi Remedy. ~ One large bot
tie lasts IA montl-Pricc SO. These four SURE REM.
EDIES are prepared at my Office and sent by Express
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SIXTH and COMMERCE Streets, Philadelphia, where all
letters for advice BUSINESS should I've directed
lie will he found there every SATURDAY, professionally
examine lungs With he Resprometer, for which his
is three dollars; all advise free.
In New-York, al 80 BOND Street, every TUESDAY, from
0 A. NJ. to 3 p NJ.
At the MARLBORO HOTEL, Boston, January IS and
49, February 10 49, March 10 and 10, April IS and 20
May II and IS, June Ii and 10, July 10 and 20.
The time for my being in BALTIMORE and PITTS
BURGH will be in the daily papers of those cities.
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ALTERNATIVE SYRUP.

For Impurities ofthe Blood resulting from imprudence,
causing Erupfions on the Skin Sore Throat Mouth and
Nose Loss Of Hair Old Sores SweiHngs Pains in
the Bones and all other signs Of dctUe poison in
the system. Ono remedy ever discovered, has done
what has been achieved by this! 10 cured a gentleman
from the South, stopping al Newport aud for which he
presented Dr. NJ NTH $500, dfter haUiHg been under the
treatment Of the most eminent physicians in baltimore,
phiiadoiDhia and New York, for YEARS. Never de-
spair Of nermqnent cure, matter hoo obstinate your
has been until you have tested the virtues Of this po
AHerdtue 1t is prepared expressly for the purpose
and superior to any other remedy for such IT One
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WE ASK
E!'' D u ! J! I y

All medical men and the press recommend DIR sTRICK-
LANDS ANTI-CH0LERA MIXTURE the only certain
remedy for Dlarrhea and Dysentery 1t is combination
of Astrngents AbsOrbents Smuans aud Carminatives,
and warranted TO eject after all other have
failed. For sale by all druggists 90 cents per bottle.