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sENGULaR CASE OF ALLEG ED
ABORTION.
The Deceased Married OIL Eler Deafb-Bed
The Body Hurried Ont OF the City
Cppt. Wills OF the Eighth Precinct i'm
Pursuit Of If-severai Parties Arrested
Ii, DaXelannienIs.
q Eeer Developments.

Capt. Mills Of the Eighth Precinct received
noe yesterday afternoon, signed "A Citizen" in
forming him that coffin mad been carried into house
No 100 Laurens-st at u o'clock on the same day. ond
fsd been brought out afterward AID hurried OF
WITH Indecent haste. The note stated further thet the
house IN question kept FOR tie convenience Of
females WHO desired TO hide their shame from the world
snd inst doubtless some foul play might have been
gong on there.
Clp- Mills sent for Coroner Wil1ey, and then went
F1NO l50 Lanrenss and arrested the prOpretor Mrs
No'v lula Rolf This woman stated thai on Monday
lest Dg. Grndle Of No. 6 Amity-place came 10 her
ionsc Saying he had patient which he desired her 10
take 20 board as his house full. lie described the
patient os having inflammation Of the bowels On
Monday night Mrs Grinde brought the patient 10 the
house DR.. Fields Of Charltonst was called in TO ace
Ter. eud pronounced her case hopeless one
The Young woman appeared TO have friend named
james j. Hicks Of Buffalo. who visited her. When II
thought the young womad must die, the Rev. Mr.
J. X Wardle OF the GTeen.st. Methodist Episccpa a
Church sent for ard was in the room in company
With MI Hicks. There is no statement showing wha
took place there. bat afierward. when Mrs. Rolf en-
trrcd the room Mr.. Hicks pointed TO the yonnl
Woman, who was then dying, and said: This is M
bride. All parties inferred from this that marriag
teieE0ny had been performed.
About O'clock on Wednesday morning the patton
did. Mr :. H. Benedict undertaken Of Bedford.st.
vas called in and provided a coffin, into which tA
boy Was placed az 12 o'clock Yesterday noon At
o'clock II was sent TO the Hudson River Railroa
DPo. and t,cketed for TiyOli Dir. Hicks going wit
.. C4pt Mills started in pursuit of the and IL
bOfy. aHd Is expected TO return today.
Coi0aer Widely and DR.. Beach. and Mr.. George II
aaEay 0f the CoIonei's Office, made descent on th
ierse Of Dr. Grinde. and arrested him and the Occu
anls Of the house, four ladies, all Of wfom fOunt
70 be 1cieHfe They left in the house in charg
% on officer. DR.. Grinde removed TO the Station
.Aosse On the premises were found several inslru
nehs such as are used in procuring aOcrtions, and
Laloe1 Of letters making inquiries as TO the terms
ION which the doctors services could be had for th
Asarleu3 business
4 4le room IN which the young woman died was
Ioneed With evidences Of the great sufferings she
nu,t havs endured Dr. Beach found cloths saturated
s.n o.Ood stbe apartment, ard very bad odor wa'
tHa'sut everywhere. The young woman Is said u
New York -
n oeseribod as having been 81 years of oge. intel
Se.t accomplished and beautiful Hicks is said TO bt
t.'rty YEARS Of age. Dr. Beach took two or three
s1aeYits In fle case at late hour last evening bu
;e! Voht9ia nothing more than is given above. AL
49,. wu he held on the body as soon it returns
Vecgi 10 day
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OBSTRUCTIVE CONFLAGRATION.
'ahng Of Barns and stables in Dutchess
Noa"sy-A Boy Burned to Death
Two Others Missing - Another Badly
'nJured-Eighteen Horses Perished.

~, fo1 o1GhKEEPsiE, wednesday, Sept q, 1865.
NJ. IHe barns and stables belonging to d. p.
a'e'efs hotel at Washington Hollow. were burned
1so'' Ihe Duchess Comfy Fair had opened the
.,, 0e'ore aud many valuable horses were in the
s' e'gateen Of which were burned. including one
worm $500, belonging to james Kelly.
N,"@ persons slept in barn. Three boys are
ngi one Is known TO have been burned to death.
'"sf' whs escaped badly burned, says the three
'''s asleep when he got out.
r considerable quantity Of harness. &c. was burned.
A. "ss on the baildings is 5000 The cause of the
"e unknown.
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- Tothl... %Jo1, 800
The following vessels for various causes. were with
drawn from sale; Memphis, Ceres Galatea, Wando.
Queen, Hydrangea. Catapa.
TiiB PURSUIT OF THE SHENANDOAH.
lhe British war steamer Devastation, which
sailed nom Panama in pursuit Of tie pirate steamer
Shenandoah Is paddle wheel slOop of l0Js tuns and
4Oo horse power. and carries six guns She s one OF
the Racine squadron OF the British navy. The following
Is a list Of her officers; Commander, John w. Pike;
Lientenants w. q. Singleton. b. Shatock; Master,
+. .. simpson; surgeon, u. Gregory; Paymaster II.
L. w. English Chief Engineer. G.. :. Thunder; Sub
Lieutenant &. a. Crcspin; Asst Surgeon l.. B. Bogg;
Asst. Paymaster. w. Carter.
The following British ships are In the Pacific; Alert,
screw. IL guns Chameleon, screw II guns; Charybdes.
screw, 81 guns; Co.umbinc. screw, guns; Leandcr.
screw, 80 guns Sheerwatcr. screw, IL guns; Sutlel
dag. ship screw, IS guns Forward, gunboat gun.
With these vessels and such be spared from tho
East India Squadron. is probable that the
may be caught by Of them should our ships fail In
their errand 1t is thought probable that the French
war vesses will soon be ordered in pursuit.
OBITUARY.
Commander John A. Downes, u. s. NJ, died
IN New. Orleans ON the Goth inst He had been In the
navy "a years He was son Of the late Commodore
Downcs During the War he became noted for his serv-
ices An the Huron and the monitor Nahant He was
gallant officer devoted patriot and generous intel
gent and exemplary maD
MISCELLANEOUS.
The MiantOnOmah has sailed on her expert
mental trial trip. Lieut.. Commander L, Barrett h In
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FROM TENNESSEE
Te1ible Guerrilla Outrages'
Men Murdered and Families
Outraged.
A REIGN OF TERROR.
x...vu,g Tenn. Wednesday, Sept. q, 1866.

Gang of thirty or forty guerlllas near
.rson Robertson County. yesterday commenced
robbery and murder upon the residents
in that locality.
=" ,.no.J Pavne ives killed, his house robbed, and
his family outraged at Adams station on 'ne Eueene"
,ui Kentucky Railroad. They plundered al "HoA
they caught .,on a.or
Robert Dorsey was hung to a tree ana 'nen uf's'
cal on the ground until one oi his eyes was torn
from its socket William Adams was se'ere'! po"'on
BY the robbers. , r. =.
The exact number of the band is not known. AZ Is
believed that Harper who oas for some time past oeeh
IN that vicinity. Is their leader
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property and interests The publication Of that paper
would confOund its authors ami sarte the whole COM
meroia public. If as trust is the case) you were not
privy to that nefrious project will you not endeavor
to expose and its authors and ho them mp 10 the Just
Judgment OF all who duly appreciate FIDELITY on
the part Of trustees and INTEGRITY and HONOR in all the
relations OF lifef ANOTHER q. s.. SrOCKHoLDER.
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llAHEsIE ID.

CAPRON-COOPFR-In Haddonfeli, NJ on Thur'day,
sept a. by the Rev. J. X. Bryan E W. Cgrron' eaiof
Axue. daughter Of William {. Cooper Of Phsdelphli IA
FRlDEAU-SENlER-In this city, on wednesday sept: ~
m tie residence Of the brides parents, by ts Kew :. -
U,rox Mr Rafael Friteau OF Havana, IuDa' 10 'si''
Amelia A. Srner of this city
KIRBY-CANP-On Tuesday, Sept 20, by the hsv b b,.
Morgan John y. Kirby to Fannie L. l. camp al 0' '"''
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PossEssKs EvBRy MERIT CLAIMED FoR IT.

= HNS'o"-" ]1V""- m Hn"iI OLAIMED FUK IL
CLOCKS MAKys THE ExCELSs0R HAIR REsTORER
CLOCKS HIIR SOFT ExcEIsioR HAIR REsroKER.
CLOCKS GInssy lExcEfaoa HAIR REsrOReR
CLOCKS avn ExCEIaIOR HAIR REsTOgER
CLOCKS TrxIrp,.xr ExCEtsfUR HAIR RPsroRgR
CLOCKS ExcELszoR HAM Rf,,roKxx
1t is the only known rest0rer Of color and perfect
hair dressing combined. Deicatey perfuned. Re.
qnires no washing preparation befcra or ater is
use II after rar trial this does not prove the best
Hair Restorative before tho public, the money win be
refunded. Sold wholesale and retail at II. T. HELM.
BoLD's Drug and Chemical Warehouse, No. 534 Broad.
way, New York.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ss 1865

town. Admiral Bell, cOnimandant Of the Brooklyn
Navy. Yard is III. The screw frigate Ammonoosuc is
TO be towed from Boston to this city to receive her ma
chnery. The Vanderbilt. Tuscarora and Monadnock
sail for the Pacific next week. --.'----.--. p.
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THE UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRrNGER, with cog.
wheels. Warranted the best in use. Statesmen wanted
everywhere. r. G. BROWNING. Gen. Ag't. 347 Broadway
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The Nation.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
The Weeks Anybod to be Punished l-Perry on Gov
ennent-The Confederate BonihaldersThe Fenisu Move
meut--C Csnadan Policy Yankee on Negroes-The Feel
inss the Southern NegoesThe South As IL lsEngsn1-
FranccA Society Improving TIE Condition Of the Hc
Literary Notes-6rspers Civil Policy of Amerca-Csn Yoa
Forgive Her The Designs for the Central Park Gates-Fi
maze eial Review. JOSEPH II. RICHARDS,
No. l31Eassaus
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Sailing OF tho Asin.

rb. BosroS. Wednesday. Sept %. 1865.
. Inc Asia sailed this morning. taking e2 pas.
Sr i-sarDoo. and 10 for Halifax. No specie.
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Navni Intelligence.

AUCTION SALE At TIlE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VESSELS BRING .s}S7 eco.
II was announced that ~ vessels would bc
sold at the Nayy-Yard yesterday. but 7 were with
drawn leaving only 3 which were sold at high prices
The following the names prices brought ana hrnis
who uurcha srd them.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-28

JEFFRRs, 573 Broadway, Is selling his Ladies
aud Childrens' SHOES at reduced prices. The Ladies
invited TO call and JEPFgRs, No. 573 Broadway.
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Gperial Notices.


meeting th Association viii b. held THIS iThsr.dsyI
10 Ts.ds1Ds ssD 49, 1885, ssSs. the
has1is 5Uns Hsnr,s. y; s1ura Secretaries. 49, -
Mrs G. F. wlndle will lecture at Dr. C6spbf. Church
e Mrs Fsrhsms theory for tho Physical and Mos. Prv-
.ns and sSs hsee Se pnc, Ls .ns
O'Clock.
The Florence Sewing Machines Ossy
HAVE THE CELEBRATED
REVERSIBLE FEED MOVEMENT
....... SEWING FROM
RIGHT TO LEFT AND FROM LEFT To- RoRY.
ITMAKEs FOUR DISTINCT STITCHES
THE FLORENCE HAS A SELF.ADJUsTING sHUTLS
1T CHANGES THE LENGTH OF STITCH, OR FRoS
ONE KIND OF STITCH TO ANOTHER WHILE
THE MACHINE rs IN MOTION.
IN THE FLORENCE THE SAME SIZED THREAD CAD
BE USED BOTH ABOVE AND BELOW.
IT WILL SEW ACROSS THE HEAVIEST sEAMsAND
ONE OR MORE THICKNEssES OF CLOTH WITH
THE FINEST COTTON WITHOUT CHANGE OF
NEEDLE. TENSION. OR BREAKING THE THREAD.
THE BEST SEWING MACHINE IN THE WORLD,
FLORENCE SEWING MACHINE CO..
No 5s5 BROADWAY, NETWORK
r. SEVEN enER$ & BLESSINGS l.
SECURED TO THE HUMAN RACE
BY ONE BOTTLE OF
RAILWAYS
READY RELIEF.
'A' AsIHTic CHOLERA.
DYSENTERY.
...... CHOLERA MORBUs
YELLOW FEVER,
FEVER and AUUE,
cured and prevented
sY RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
NEURALGIA.
-....-. INFLUENZA,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING,
relieved ina few minutes
BY RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.
Pain instantly removed; all acrc nfammatory, marious
infectious diseases prevented and exernnted Tie weak
feeble and restored 70 strength vigor and sound
health by the Of RAILWAYS READY RELlEF. Ona-
stomach clear and healthy th0n doars tor sS
other medicines or bitters In
One application externally few drops taken internally
will Instantly the suferer from the most violent and
terrible pains and the weak feeble and prosraed
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
Loosenes darrhea, cholera orbu painful discharges
taking Railways Ready Relief No congestion or inlsnms-
tion weakness asstude will follow the Of the Il. X
Relief.
ACHES AND PAINS .--.---
For headache whether sick rheumatism luu1
bago weakness theback spine Kidneys psins
around the liver pleursy swrng OF the lont pains ia the
bowels heartburn. and pains of all kinds, Railways Ready
Relief viii adord immediate and its continued usefors
few days eject p-rmanent cure.
Sold by rrgyists, and at No. 81 Msdeu-ane
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OLD EYES MADE NEW,
Without Spectacles, Doctor or Medicines. Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents Address. f. b.
FoorE, N. d., No. ll30 Broadway. New-York
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ID. BARYUM's "SELF-SEwgR," or SlLP-GUIDE
and BAsIER for oil Sewing Machines, at the Sewing.
Machine offices American Institute Fair, and Bar
NUNS Museam: 81 50 with directions. Agents wanted
Inventors Office, No. 5Os Broadway, N. Y
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TAKE NOTICE.-That GRNINs Fall and Win
ter stock Of gentlemen. dress aud business HATS youths end
boy HATS aud CAPS ohdrens and young ladies' fancy HATS
aud BoSSETs comprising altogether Of 80 foreign aud
domestic styles. all The is the
largest In its line in this country and the the
conf frehensve. GgSfs No. 5l3 Broadway
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ERICssON's CALORIC ENGINE,
Of improved construction at No. l64 Duane-st.
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Dnsiness Notires.

A RECIPE FOR COUyTERFEITING FOREIGN
PERyuxEa-Tske several gross OF spurious labels quantity
OF bad spirits and essential oils mix and bottle the
latter articles and paste the former the vs Then sell
the stuff land the pubic you But you can't do much
In that way while PuALoxs "NIeHr BLOOMING CEREUs y
has the command Of every domestic market Sold every
where
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The appearances OF the One. Revelations xiii ", ts 70
me like panther This feet did not look a with his head
split the end OF his to his neck Joint in two ha
,ht aud et and healed that way 20 show two hall
heads instead Of whole head For the rowad of his
Revelations xiv 10 His worshipfs treason
to good murder adultery theft any evil act intererine
with any person buying selling because he has not his
mark his number bis ia their foehesd orhsnd the
same az a rood act l. the worship et God.
Wheu sha the righteous that be sian surely 1--we.
II he rn 10 bis own righteousness and commit nquity all
h shall not be but for bis niqnv
that he hath committed he shall die for H. .
Again when say unto tie wicked ,hon shalt surely diei
he trn from ls sin and do ta. which Is awii aud rgt
II the wicked restore TIE pledge give sgau ;nst he esth
r,bri walk In the statutes Of life without committing
iniaaity: he shall surely live. lie shall not dc
ho of hi, sin. that he hath committed shall Be nentoned
INTO him; he hath done that which Is lawful aud ist; he
shall surely live. Ezekiel: axsih C., 10 H. 49, AZ '.
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The NEW STYLE or HAT.-KSox, the famous

lHB NEW SIfLb OF iAT.-hNOA, lHc IdIiiouo
Haer whose store at the Of Broadway and tutons
destroyed by fire at the Museum OF the iGrepres
sbes and rises superior disastrous conagaon by
which his entire stock consumed He is still in time
with his Fall and Winter style of Gentemens HATS at his
establishment No. 53J Broadway. under the Prescott
House which is characterized by great beauty and that
his taste and skill great kSoxs store is
already celebrated it contains immense stock Of Hats
Caps, &c. of various styles eud purchasers viii fail to
find something there e1actly snited 70 lheir tnste
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SOMETHING NRW,

SOMETHING NEW.
Boys and Childrens GARIBALDI CuTAwAY and Zot-
AVE SUITS BY the Thousands at Reasonable Prices.
/. V. BROKAw, No. 62 Lafayette place.
No. "a Fourthave.. opposite Cooper Union
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fAdvertisements- !

IAdvertsements
TuR FINEST OvERcOATs EVER SEEN IN THIS
|oo''A' v. bRoKAw No. G2 Lafayette place,
No "A Fourth.ave.. opposite Cooper Union
JBPPBRS
on DECK STILL
at
No. 573 BROADWAY.
The only place In the city where
LApIEs Coon BOors AND SHofa
Can be had at low prices
JgPrgRA No. 573 BRnADwAr.
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,t,n tn.nrra a,:eed;s. MN H. PRsNCE, kla.h,s sners
ibc oay Pe1edes for Desse ETtrlstcd Heal,nt.
sy 80 Iy., Heart. Stomach, Uterine ana kicney
also or Lns,in.,ion Dyspepsia Bronchitis lnoi. sn Con-
.S%ptioa ali R1eamatics alt Rsecu Gandn,sr swens
and will nail MS Treatise al Diseases on
yeceps OF 10 cents aud stamp.
| G,,,.,. Hot Water Furnaces. for Warming Dw'n
. Gr,eu- iI0nses. Se no. Ia Cen.Ec-ss, Ne" York
Send stamp for circular.
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Immense Improvement In Stcam.
W. C. HICKSS Patent Direct Acting RecpTocains Piston
STEAM ENGINES,
SAVING 70 PIX CENT space eight transportation 'icfVn
and nnnJer ot parf best engines with ecoy
IN steam and repairs The cheapest. simplest most oonpdes
and durable made Adapted to MARINE, STATIONARY PoRT
AsE and LOCOMOTIVE USES. From to 1000 horss Po~er
In zines exhibited and orders received at No 70 Lioerys
THE KICKS ENGINE CO.
To Privnte Families.
Pnrp old BOURBON for medical and private uses OF ny
own per.ena selection In Kentucky ebrscins the
Neygioben Miller ard other favor:r brands for sar oy
O. L. MENDUM. No. - Uhtnoerssa.
Tvcker,s Charms OF Youth.
COMPLEXION. SKIN and TEETH.
Price One Dollar per Bottle N
Manufactured at the Laboratory, fr.-.,n;.,.~s
Sold by all Druggists, and ~ III, ,,,
r'' a. H" No. W Fulton-st. NewYosA.
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NEW PUBLICATION.
LlMDlS Oh vEnIREM DISEASES |
Edmund Lanllls, NJ. D.,

------, " CHJcUVO, III.
The first part II this work II now ready for the
press Il is elaborate and enmpt<ts ID ~ Details
10 intended to illustrate every part. variety and
complications Of tie disease, and il the result 81
close research, lsbor and experience. II will
take into review Ricsrd. the grea French writer
Of France; Acton. of EngInnd; EunSrt "a, Of
New York: snd will contain chapter Of the
highest importance TO the health Of married la
lies. DR.. Lsndis trusts that he * presenting 10
the medical world work that will stapd unrf-
vailed either III Europe Or AE.ericM twill cum
tain shout ss0 pages. Hsacc g.. Dr. Lands 50
licits si,bscsipsiopss and invites Az who ds>se 70
zee aid consult him. to cali, address At lis Of
de IN ,uiich's fiiOcx, n. Clss sstsset, Chicago
Oaice bpuss from e. a :: M. and from 70 =
IN -. kDNuNDLANblS, n. "
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sight and We up specsacles. without aid Of doc
tor Or n edicns. Sent by NAL free. on receipt
Of 10 cents. Address, +. b. tOOTE. NJ u.
jan3o-d&w6m) 1880 Broadway, New York
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THE ADVERTISER having been restored
to health in few weeks. by avery simple rene
dy. after having suffered several years with Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease, Cou-
sumpIion--is an xiou> TO make known to hrs fel-
low sui, r, r. the means 81 cue. To VII who de-
sire III" Will send c'py OF the prescription rsca
Ing aud u ing the sx,n-. VIII b thy will bud q
50 cure for Consumption. Asthn,n, Hrouchits
&c. The orly object u III adver ia.l in sending
the prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, apC
spread inioI nation which he conceive, 10 he in
vslu be, and he hopes every sufferer will Try his
remedy. rs will cost them nothing, aud may
prov. n bles-tng. Parties wishing the prescrip
tim will please .dd'.ss Rev EDWARD A. W,Lsox,
Wili.amsburg Kings 20 n. Y tcbi6.,lk w2m
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.

tttS-AsrHx CrRs for these d'str.ssng complaints Il
-nox made known in teati-e on For ign and
FIIS-Na'ive Hrrs nj preparations pull SHED by DR. o
-PHELrs BKOwS. The Ure-c,ipti n wa. II, u 81 e.
FITS him such trovdential n,snn = th,t he can
NIT con.ci-ntiouslv r. fuse TO N IKE Il known, ~
FITS-t Ia. cured evei yho " who has used ", never
having failed ~ u, g- case 1t l. equally >ure
FIT lin offt- as Of Dysrsps .. and T. gredi-
--ent- may he obtained Irs siy druegis. FEAT
FITS Fax to all receipt OF i've 20 prepay
portage, &c A j ess DR.. y. PHILIPS Brown,
FlTS-No ~ 0rand st., Jerss, Csy, n. J. (marIs-ly
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FOR NEARLY A QUARTER or A CENTURY
Mathews Venetian Hair bye has been cxtrn-
siveiy used. and in no case ha- it faileo 10 give
entire satisfaction.
The VENETIAN DYE is the best and cheapest
in the world. Its price is only Fifty Gents, and
each bottle contains double the quantity oil dye
in those ushally sold for g.
TAlS HAIR Oh Is manufactured by pecu-
liar process which renders 1t immensursbly su-
periDr y anything n tl,s shape II y Dye nvw .
ever befofc'the people. Being complete in one
bottle. no preps atsou il required, which greatly
sinplifes the applications.
IN USING THIS DYE you avoid that DUSTY,
plnfY appearance BY which dyed hair and whia.
kers are 50 readily recognized, when IN interior
article has been used besides, It produces per-
fec'ly aaassyl celor On aug shade that may E h.
s'rso1"ne that viii not fade. croes or wash ous
snst ~ NJ pern!anent n the hair itself For
sale by drnggisas. Price 50 cents. -
A. l. MATHEWS. General gent.
- saa ODD ssree. gNsw York
0sosa. tbe best hair dtesainx IN use. II isr.e
o '''sess "s'c7 ~ ceusS. Oct3l dlvf-,
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Nature seems 10 have implanted In mankind the
desire for daily stimuisnt &c se-invigorate the
nerves. and excite the blood after the e1haustiops
caused BY the days abors. md not only has she
given the desire, but experience has shnwn that
is absolute necessity, thai this desire should
BE- gratiRed. for the preservation Of the HeaitA.
Now natures requirements being founded upon
positive laws must produce benefits when thev
are Rratifed by the use Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-03-23

Dear Sir Since the spring of 1860, have
been using your AxriD0rE in large number q
eases 81 intsnipersnce, and IN nineteen instances
out Of twentv, It hos been succesaful In totally
destroying the appetite or craving for sfrone
drink. by mea,A Of il l have cured over six
hundred cases IL this city and neivhborhood.
find is mode u action to be specifically adapted
70 eithcr recent OF long standing csses ltcools
tue ston'acis, settles the nervous xcitenent and
creates IN appetite for food besides greatly slim
ulsting the digestive functions. | have also used
y with marked snccess in Dsiirium Tremtns. The
rue q chitdreS and ~. Tsfas Ounce. besjdes
numerous other nervOus affections.
1t 10 doubtless destined in the end 10 do more
good than all the Temperance Societies that
have ever been formed Know inx IL ines,ima.
bic vslse. chesrfully recommend il.
Yours, &C.,
r. DCAGER, n. b.
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closed one dollar for sno'h her box cf '.Dr Zane's
Antidote for Strong DRINK" and send a. soou
~ p"ssib.e. will ray fer ysur benefit Or satia-
two boxes Of your Ax1Ino1s and has been 40
Der man for three months. snd says lie has not
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