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Hen Advertisements
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
CAUSES OF CATARRH.

Any Inflammation Of the mebrsns Of tho throa.
or nose favorable to the production Of Cs.arh. Ordinary
eoi' neglected aggravated by additional exposure are
very apt to become chronic and into Ca.ah are the
cause In nearly wods Of all the that present them
selves scare. fever measles dphhea aud all the disease,
affecting the throat the Inhalation Of dr impure atmosphere
or rrd vapors among It's most fequcn. ncug causes
oa'arh attacks In Preference those po'e'.iug feeble
crofulous constitution and Emphatic tsmpersnen indi
vdnals OF son hbes respns impure conaasd smos
phers or whose systems debIsted by insufficient or I'M
Substantial nounent persons enervacd BY severe
labor physical exhaustive diseases those who
mad life Of Incidence, dwell either from choice or neces
NY in damp ventlacd places deprived of pure air and
~ ssos'ssy sunshin@ PsuVas who Gs exposed to tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-13
SWORD"
IHE GOLD PES-THE BEST or ALL PENS
NORTON, GOLD PENS,

THE Ri II IFsS IN Iitt NOfLp.
On receipt Il my 81 the l,lowng sum IN CASH the sae
.eIe viii 'eu& sy fe,srn m, or sLsI~i.s a. directed
Ged Zen % f,ns-'as-Hg Ae "'se'"e''9 10 s"er''
fi0a, Va .
Fof 90 CENTS The asao Pens for = ernis he Lu'sy Zen
Psn' and frr = So the Efesor rrnrh-.o r,n' no.
numbsre bcs correspond IN 'ls' 10 Numbers = sni
respectively.
rns ,xr rgxs ~ siIvsn PLATED EXTENSION onx VITA
rer 81. The aAslc Pen Tor 81 IS the Lucky Pen for
81 s. tho Away. Ready Pen; for 81 the E.sssn. fen
snd Tor 81 q; lhs Hscrs,or Zen. ,,
lrdo.mn POINT, the q every one Of which
Viii far ou'la' ,o, Of the bet ste"i Pens sH'0Is' ls
are sapar'IGfsd and, hrrp'ors. nos efehinceisle.
MOTIONS WARRANTED PENS
The u.ne 81 Morton Number ard "Qasliiy" az,
stamped IN. following Pens and tho p0ias warranted
The humber. l.ss,e only, no being tho smallest
No d the lara IT. sdapied Tor the pocsct No hc snuis
and No TO- tue largest Mammoth God FEN Tor ibc dock
ocLD vrrroUr c.sgs
Yer ~ 2ss NJ Pen 1t quality No. Per- - qn-,i.y
For 50 No Pen Ia, quality No Pen, % qsaliy
For 81. No; Pes" T., quality. OtaNO. 'ren 2dq0ali'y
For So iroa quality sNo. sPen. ID quality
ors 10. Q Pen. VI quality
Tof Pen. i, qaali,y, No. Pen "a 1s,ity
~ 50 Nos Pen; 81 sOa No. oPrn--al 1t qailsty.
THE SANE GOLD PENS IN SILVER rrrrsnoS cAsEs WIrH
FOR ss.yo Pen, Is. qu.ity ., No. sren ID susi,y
FOR e 50 No. Pm 1T quality; OF No. Fen. 2dlUs,y
SOr sIs No. Pen Is, quality No. Pen. I'd quaityi
ora No. S Pen. 81 qusity.
For 81 IS No Pea IL, qaaly ora No Pen, I'd qcayf
aNo. Pen, Sd quality.
For 30 5Pcn, Is, aratyt No 6Pon, "a quality
For +3Ta No. q Pen. lat qualify.
GOLD PESs ALL QUALITY. IN sIvERmousrED DISK
For AZ IS No Fen; In ~ - No. 5Pen for ~ No.
Pm; for IS IS No. Pen.
For 81 No. Pen Tor vSa No. Peni and FOR go No. ID
Pen.
Tie "ist Quality" pointed with the very best iios
min Points carefully selected and Of this guilty ara
sold with the slightest imp.eton which ALL and the closest
scrutiny i"ier.
The I'd ously" superior to any Pens made by hin,
preyoas To tie wear 100.
TIE ID Qul,y be intends shall equal IN rr,pect Ours
billy Ela.city aud Good Writing Qualities The only true
Confederation any God Pens nsse elsewhere.
la rcgurd the Cbrsp Gold Pons be bes leave 10 tina.
previous to operating lie New aud Pattrd Macbnss, no
could no, made Good Writing si Durrblo Penn. for
price, had 'he uo'd been n ul.he3 srstui,ous.y.
Parties ordering i all instances specify the Name"
tie Number snd Quality" Il the Pens waited and he
particular 10 descrbr tho tnd they preerwbethes still or
timber. coarss or tine.
All remlnees s-nt by matt In registered letters at nay
rk and 10 all who send twenty cents chsrge for e-rng
IA addition TO the price Of goods ordered Wal guaranty their
sale delivery.
Paes sending Gold Silver n be allowed the full pro
uiiuni the day received.
TO CLUBS-A discount Of 10 per will be allowed
OF S2 aud PER cent ga aud o. 20 per cent on
$40 II sent 10 one address al one tins. Address
A. NORTON
A. q A. l.wla NAxk
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Tho Albany Cattle Market.

ALBANY March 1.-The Cattle Market has been
somewhat more active this week and the prices yester
day end to day have been 70. higher tho market
Dand for the East. but IL has been fair Oh Eew-YIk
account. Receipts for the week. 1900; sales about
zoo 81 a7ic for infoIlor aec. for common 20 far
and 100 lac for good 10 tho best extra. There are
few premium cattle in but have been sold. Sheep
receipts lO0 Gales at l00 &c. for common light 10
heavy fne wooied; demand limited. HogS-receipts.
2ee Clipped 10 New York 1905 sAes allow a. ~ 80.
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PETROLEUM IN THE CUMBERLAND REGION.

TITS now pretty generally conceded that there
&c abundant Indications OF the existence OF petroleum
apderlypg the coal measures and sandstone strata
tAe Cumberland coal field. And 30 convincing are the
eore recent discoveries. company las already been
6rmsd comprising come 0f our NEST practical and s.
Sae1as citizens. TO couence at once the sinking OF
wells OIL bss been ound and eIhibited IN our c'ty) ut
VeIorsburgb, near the Cymberlaud coal basin. II not
frmiDg q continuation Of 1t. Should these develop
neDts result in success, as Won what We learn seems
shnou certain, IL would be ticat TO Ak limit. even
n TO the vast wealth about 20 re poured out
Con tie Cumberland region yLe product Of The coal
sent from the region for the year 1854 about 300 ooc
tsDs only measured in vsne by us greatest price at
tsdewafeT. Is about s3Oo0OOO ihat product 70 likely
- be nearly quite double the pres ut year Nov.
- seems very probable inexbanstble supplies Of re
Toieufn underle great Coal Ba sn VINO shal be
hid enough 10 III LIMIT the wealth and prosperity
q Ailegany County. within whose limi's henbraeed
0e entire coal field Of Msryiandf We understand
80 tss large coal companies, owning in til
- peat bulk Of the coal lands In the Cumb rnnd ba'
e, such as the Cumberland Company, tho nerlcan
xs0pesy, the London Mining Company. tho 'enuai
aetioD and others declining to sell ~ 81
~ haak M!boegh W Of them, and especially ne J
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A Literary Pearl
Is THE BEAUTIFUL NEW SIOhf
MAUDE HILLARY;
THE POOR SOLDIERS LUCK.
llB AQON. -

THE POOR SOLDIERS LUCK.
BY MISS NJ. l.. BRADDON,
s,,hor Of .TL. Ouicas"" Auiors Floyd LADY Audeys
Secret" &C., kc.
The publication Of this charming romance 10
wv NETWORK MERCURY.
Of SATURDAY, MARCH IS II 10 one Of the choiceT ~
d,on. tha, has yet edornrd the pages OF me,
Journal Of American Literature The fie OF n.' ,I.S
IL Too widely and warmly accepted TO require any
notice She hs won her way 10 the hearts oil al VINO App
Late pure r,hed aud LOFTY thought expressed 10 Anxu.se
e.sv hsht and cheerful YET dignird end Tree ron ~
towards tfec alton either gave or gay ineie ~
ndrrurr,nt of gsuuine and natural humof too tna' 's
ia s,sr tire through Miss Braddops text ana ehas
% ,uar charm 10 the most serious well TO Tue Rnse'
nor ions Of all that has written Her very pest
cs appear this Der latest aud undoubtedly most rs'uiea
sId artistic per orrDance.
MAUDE HILLARY
opens Ia tho To.usnar Peninsula amid the fesn son's VI
BRITISH AUSTRALIA
and III. ousn, lite and OF tue Colonies the ann
pode, Francis rredo.yn the poor soldier OF the wot.
splendid specimen Of his profession, and the r.so,r
ienon T. al once ryted by the strong manly individually no
represents ,,,, - A., Land
The scenes that ensue novel and striking as the
.cspes The country IN which they laid yet nTo
constantly with fine touches Of English homee sno A"oJ
BOTH HEART AND IMAGINATION
are Immediately inrc.d and the perussl oil single chapter
the Indifferent OF bsse critic that lie mas IN
deed before him MOST FAsciNirIsa WORK
THE NlORh MERCURY
OF rHs 25rH INST,
WILL BE READY FOR DELIVERY AT NOON ODAI
coniup, the opening chapters Of Miss Braddon beautiful
story.
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SEWING Machine Depot,
No, Gao BROADWAY,

Sewing Machine Depot,
No. $50 BROADWAY,
Corner Twcn,y seconded,
.f..t Cup STARRY
wh.r. nusy b. found complete Ssortmeot Of Whsees
Wilson's
SEWING MACHINES,
SILKS,
COTTON,
NEEDLES. &c.
Operator. with By the day week competent 70
do family sewins)
Machine, 10 rent by the month.
Machines repaired and instructions given IN 'nen o''
Tn, compoc success Of the Subscriber In Accommodating
Al. ov Town residents during the past yrtf has ohy ~
mes nrrd by an ability give enr publicity Of the
suces such establishments Win greater senuo: " ~
conns year, any increase Of patronage VIII receive '
same prompt sttenti IN as formerly ,.ppotyy,s
~ B-rbe Manu'acurers' Depot Tor tho SAFE o'
celebrated Patent BABf-TENDEH-
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DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS,

DNUADWA1.
GEO. A. LtANIrr. Auctone-r by J. p COOLEY,
bIBLlOTuECA AMERICANA.
MONDAY. March ~ snd following days,
AT O'Clock D.
BOOKS on AMERICAN HlSTORY-An tIceednsly
valuable collection 81 Books entirely rrsting America,
prsng early printed aud books and The
-t--ut thacountfy the lndnn WsI. aud the Anerc
Revolution. Town, State sni National tisoyies Local aud
illogical Histories Autograph Letters Of Osorge Washing
number of DO ,hs iom Washinstons Hbfery, NO, &C.
Catalogue ready. Price 80 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS BOUkS-ERlDAY, March II. o. 7
o'clock o. ~ tstaotu Of Msceaneu. Books in evrsy DO.
p1rDcnt o! Lirraune-AIl FRESH sIock--5insly and IN
quantities Catalogues ready.
EUiiSMhTiCS.
MONDAY March ~ and hvn following days
Al o'cioet p. IN. each day
w Eliio, WOODWARD sish semi annual sue Of Arerc,n
and Foreign os and Medals The catalogue OF 600
embrace. by FIR III. largest and valuable collection ~
Coins offered for sale auction In this country while the
si Of American Gold Silver and Copper Coins 10 un-q eed
In tho world II contains srected specimens from the cabi
nets Of Mrs,r Bachc Bertsch, shbody Llepdshi aud
Vnton and the Roman Collection, formerly belonging 70 Sir
Edmund Temps. Cstaognrs ready. Prize Is cents.
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vicii.udss Of The weather. OF nsdeensy projected seaa
cold scroout children ohioroo males and thoss recently
confined In fact whatever dea,es the system or vsi.tst
the ccn.atOn. fsvors the Development OF C4h he grssr
prevalence in this country owing to tie sudden and he.
quen change. Of the weather and temperature 10 the extey
travel b. ra where confined IN dusty BADLY
ventilated over-crowded. and overhsatsj cara With III
u,ae population often be troced to tie extsnsvs snS
nordin.ts Of tobacco which eacrsses The rte aS
produces local Inflammation Of the mucous membrane Of sha
throat In females idoopt and sedentry habits snS
their confinement. to dakenea and psrors whence
the bsnsfeent sunshine u sedulodsy excluded fos Tho.
benefit Of furniture carpets end complexion. This sys 81
living irsshs constitution week and puny highly sens
tive cod TO chsnges Of the weather. and unable resist
sny shock TO the system With chdrsn ohen arises fo
the foolish end impdes exposure OF ths.I aud lcss
which are e uncovered from aneea idea that Il improves
their appearance THIS practise be too severely repss
hened oY u unequal circulation and consequent
zsstons. the d TIE uasa pusaysa
tie sensitive suraco posd repeated attacks Of coia
are result d this absurd CUSTOM and c. not q, no.
quontly folowa
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10. lo7 LgxiycrosAys.. Nrv-Yoax.

10. lo7 LgxyGrosATs, NEvfo4x.
cheerfny ,dd ny testimony In rsyafd to Dr. Ls.hlS
treatment Of c.rh lave experienced bs greatest os,e
g. FROM his .reaeu, after Of our most eeebss.ed PAP
s.ei-ni filled .Sre.eye
q. II. BIYBY, Office No. 60 0reenvisss.
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No. a ST. MARx's.PLACE, NETWORK.

c,,,,b "a disease Of tho mucous m,mbrsne OF the rs'
massage. and those cavities Of tho head communicating vii"
Ip,usesn, US Il appears In its hrs. stages, Is at ID
i.s progress to nstrumertai IN 'ans 'he '' u
n.r,o, mt Il smell taste, hearing and r and Of creating
serious deganSements Lot unfequeny tenn
natiug in consumption
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6pctial Notices.

second Assembly Tni0u Asso clatlon vii ho'd
,peeiaI meeting gu " DSDAY LycSlSJ. \ O'Clock, 1t
Bwyrr Ryan, Hail. No. II Ch.be,.sty TO MAKE arrange
uirnts FOR Tuesdays election. HkNRf. u LLAsh
JOSEPH KNOX lc.,., President.
Mn. \. PoRrgH,
Third Assembl, District nion Association vii
meet 1T Laird Iihh " ord Hotel Oh MONDAY tVfNSB.
a, y o'c,och JAMES NJ. TUTlilLL. Prssident
W ySTs "A; INV uhsS. secretsrie.
Eighth Assembly District Association VIII hold
r-ns at M OS,ughBe.. ,'s Hotel. Of Broome and
Pitt st.. on MONDAY EVENING. March IS. 1873. at
ocock. JAMES MoLAREN President
SAMUEL sassi II F. ' sSraSr. ' Secretaries
Th. L,scutye Committee VIII meet At 81 O'Clock.
SAMUEL r MCKINNEY. Chairman.
sixteenth Assembly District Union Association
Nineteenth WurdA Special Meeting 81 the EIecutivr
Cou mtioc Of this dis rct Will la held on MONDAY EVEN.
mo. March - At Dngrl1rus Third ave-. between fy
ninth and SItcthts az O'clock Pnno r1 attendance 4.
requested. GEORGE Is. VAN BhDNI. Chairman
CT. 4. fno5r Secretary.
j. Mercer IapgstOn, esq, on OUR NEW NELA'
TIUSS AND RESPONSIBILITIES, at Shiloh Church cor
Prince and Malionsts, MONDAY EVESlSG, March -.
See particular. under hosd o Lectures aud Me-tins"
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CATARRH OF TWENTY YEAR,
STANDING CURED.

CATARRH OF TWENTY YEAR,
STANDING CURED.
FROM W. D. ALLEN. ESQ, CASHIER OF THE ES
CHANGE BANK, GREENCAsTLE, IND.
have been suHcer from csanh for more than 20 year
have been treated by number OF physicians wiaou, rccei
ing any beucf and used srsa, many ,ocasd remedies wiz
no beneficial result.
lives recommended to Dr. LighthTI and placed myself u
der Ills treatment In ow months my c4tarrh entirely ID
appeared my hroa, became perfectly wen ard my geners
health better than It has been for years Ieor,d m
s entirely cured Not being resident Of this city refer
the following gentlemen for any standardization Of these fact.
r. NJ BRrsoy esq. Pres,. Phenix Bank No. IS wal,.
W. L. LARRADzH. ESQ.,, Editorial Department BrockyC
Un,on
hessra MolLvA;SR K Bnos, No. 20 Brcsdst
w. D. ALLEN.
Cashier Exchange Bank.
0reensas,ls, fn.
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Union General Corum,itee.

TIE COUNT Or APPEALS ANEsBMEST.
Al meeting Of ths Committee held Union icsdJnsrters
corner Il roadway snd Twenty hirdst nsfch Go5
fJwing resolutions reported from, the Select Committee
Resolutions by tho Hon. H. DELAfIELD SMITH, were
unanimously adopted
Resed That earnestly recommend 10 the Unionirs Of
New Yoik united 'uPpor, Of the rrposd amendment Of
State Constitution creating commission OF addition
Judges relieve tie sccumnaed business the calendar
the Court OF Appeals b.lsvng do that the present.
condition If that csedar 10 virtually denial II justice. aud
that power to con-tiiue supplementary Court b.
well contdrd in discuins ns sni nprig, Governor.
Resot That the members Of this Committee will attend
tbs pole the ltb Of March instant AID will Contribute m
every honorable way TO the Of this important public
uelsprr JAMES NELLY, PrcsdeuL
HrsnT H. BrsLAr Secretaries.
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c,mh.,,and Company are the owner: o. sen,ury 10
,racts beyond their capacity to VOL @ the NO

tracts beyond tpe nlsiy 6ut hopefully watch the po
gress OF the developments now a 49,
early day take up the s112eSSs Civilian March
n;dv assuming an epidemic forin AZ tne uppei pai
onstv large number OF farms have oeen enseu
o. me coIn. a,rapgeu ents making for oTgonlz
Ing companies '"' Cumberland Alsganian
rorprH NATIONAL BANK OF THB CITY OF
NEw-YoRK.
Nos. ~ AND % PNEsr.
rrros,ropy AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
Have for sale, ready for delivery
U.uEp STATES $40 TREASURY Norris,
Convertible at maturity. into 0-@o GoLp-pkAfuNo
BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1910 BoNpe'
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CERTIFICATES
We also collect Government Vouchers and Drafts.
and attend to other business with the Government.
7. c. CALHOUN, President
T. SEAMAN, Cashier
EEwsYoRK. Jan. &c, 1861.
TIE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK OF NEW.
YoRK.-lhjs Bank has comwenced busneTs at No. "a
Broadway, and offers its services to tie public
Collections viii be made on al accessible points on
the lowest terms
All orders for Government Securities wlbc promptly
executed and the customary commission allowed &c
purchasers
Special attention viii be given to business conneotet
with Government and persons wishing to avoid ih'
inconve of addressing the Departments are In
yited to apply to the officers Of this Bank.
NOAH L. WILSON President
ALFRED 4. Posi-, Cashier.
UNITED STATES
Y $40
TREASURY NOTES
Fer immediate delivery, OF
HowEs & MAcY's, Bankers,
No so wALLsr.
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CLINTON HALL, March 10, 6p. m.
~ MRS ANNA BOYLE BOONE mother Of. celebrated
young Orator Prof Daniel Boone viii give misc eaneous
and win deliver address entitled An APP
psN " Mghua" Tckes% esDisi Rssgvsd pssb ~ cssts
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Gray Hair, or where the lair !. Falling

(:ruy Hair, or where the lair u Fsihne'
80 DISCOVERY CAV coHfAkg via ,,.,>,,
LONDON HAIR COLOR Et,IOhEh AND Dhf ssiNG'
I0yDON HAIR COLOR RRSrOREk AND pHfSSlNO
LYNDON HAIR COLOR REslokEH AND DhhsSiNo'
l. IL will r.ior- gray hslT TO L. OH ins! color
T. II will make Il grow Oh bald beads
4 IL will VISITOR. toe nstursl secrrtions-
4 Il will remove al dlndraf and itching. ~ y
s II will make TIE hair son, gio.sy shd q. riole.
g. irwin preserve the orisins color 10 old sge IL II
T. IL will lrry-it the hair FROM falling OIL
o Il will cpre al dicaHs Of tho scap 60,
PFNEMBERi II IL complete whlin ITSELF d'nchtey rcf.
hird And b. spplbd by ~. hand ~ of, e'.. =. u
% ~, tain M, sA cr ,oi h.. Gnes ll.n Price - cents
Sir bottle. ~ Sold by Dr. swsyns Son No 10 noftn
slr,h.t Phad. pha; fielubod No s9i bro1dweyi Meys
Co.. No. II: frsnkJns bsfne,, NO u lHa ho~, y. h
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FROM nAJ. ALVIN WALKER, PAYMAsrER, U. 8. b

fIlU"I btIfV' ALVIN " "A1'HH''' IN ~ " -
No. 60 BLxTcKi 4 zr, ERw'ioRx
Ifa-o been suffering from es,arn IN severe and complies
ted r for ry years. which very much aggravated -
po.are in the field end 1e atened tho ot serious conss
gnoLces.
placed my.eH under tie medical care Of rr LshsI WAC
vas hy recommended TO me, AID TO whom a indebted
for L rad a cue.
cmue, sp,e In terms 0. the hses. praise OF Dr. Light
ILLS skil crd srethed OF rcst.l c,tcrrh
ALVIN WALKER
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To Consumptives.
QUERU'S COD LIVER OIL JELLY.
APPROVED BY THE ACADEMY or MEDICINE.
For Coughs Cold. Bronchial and Tubefcniar Consumption
Scrofua and General Debiy The most mild. bland and
nutritious form which Cod Liver oil br used and with
more beeat secured 10 the patient by sge eApoouI Of
jelly than by double the quantity OF ~ clear unJsisd
Oil For sale by L. H. TRUEA
WLole.nle Drlrr.t No. Is Eeekn.n..i. Now .York.
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TENTH NATIONAL BANK,

No go Broadway.
3,e0 TREASURY NOTES on hand for sale;
u. /, Ross President
7 ii sIouT Cashier.
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TREATMENT OF CATARRH.

CssT hes been considered nincurs5e Disease and b
srcnh Of that sapposton has been neglected b. both h>
profession and Ire pcbEe.
study FIRST to publish minute description OF s co
ture symptom. and Effects and by doing directed the
attention both the profession and the p0bus to the vast @
porance Of the subject
By tie established osthe treatment isssuted snf
perfected by hm he proved beyond dispute the DURABILITY
Of e,ta properly treated An doubts OF ire ccrrec'nee
Of this Statement, viii be ispeed by the perusa Of Ire
testimonials from parties occupying wshr0wn pod
tious In society
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No. 3l2 BROADWAY, Yxw.YoaL

Ihaye been for org tine affected with chronic casas snt
a. affection Of throat wiki lat Spring became so bad hif
eu not sleep from coughing continued aul pa-
In my heed. &c, &c.
Ispped several Physician bu. without any relief ny
friends all though. ssscted with that and st4 de
Ease consumption. at last APPLIED to Dr. Liz hl AM A.
happy TO state tim. under hi. treatment have greatly irr
Proved MY cor Oh hrs len me- my nos free nom IN
farm alton ard my general health Is much better tbs,
loo fer lis permanent. restoration fixed fact cheerfuJ
recommend al persona suffering o catarh throat sess
ton, sppy Dr. Lght, feeling ID .aey WIN ae-s
great benefit from doing.
A. J. CUNNINGHAM w.ui
EORTrlUP TAYLOR M ErcadUay
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/ you want to be Cured Of Discnscs Oft Ii vel
l.. \. ID. D.
;prlng IL the time 70 use DR.. LEATHE'S
YELLOW DOCK SYRUP,

Which PieI the BLOOD nrgoyotes tho Boiy gives Ton,
the Eute, Srsngh to the MEses and Heaa 10 every
Chansei Joiaf and Limb
4 50 per bottle (which o1en cures).
Depot, No, J@G CUATHAM.sT.. N. Y. Sold at No. so2
GRANDsT
ASK for LEATHFS YELLOW DOCK SYRUP. Tske.no
o.ber. Established 1879. Sold " Dpygsh everywhere
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FROM J. S. BEECHEB. ESQ, FIRM OF WIS. DETcES
Err 4 CO.. No. 90 FFoErST.
CLARENDON Ho1sL. NEW Yo:M
take 2esrus In accommodating Dr Mgh.h to tDe'e %
fcted with eaarl or Of the throat as have ysO
.rrej for som. years pest from those icues AMI bes
relieved By tho Doctors escie1s and 'kiui treatment
u.s. BEECHEn
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EoRTERUP L TAYLOR, No. 3l2 Broadway

No. WALLsr., NRw.yosz
Having been sufferer from cs.srrh, enabled ffoa
personal experience, ndOrse Dr. Lghhis mode Of tres
men.. and esrly recommend Il to those affected wa
that disease.
II. NJ SMITH, Grmof
SMITH, MARTIN 4 Co, B,niers
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FROM w. LARRABEE, ESQ.

FROM w. LARRABEE, ESQ.
Osrcs OF raE BRooxLrs DAILY uSIoS.
BROOKLYN N. w. Feb. Is. 1861
have been personally acquainted with W. D. Allen.
mentioned In the shove testimonial for % yesA know hiz
to be high social position. unimpeshabls character
and Of strong common sense lie IL not likely to be mistaken
deceived and rely, whOu. question. on any statement A'
makes
w. Il. LARRABEE
This 10 certify that have been affected with siarrh ~
some years. which produced partial deafness IcoD'a''s
Dr. Lssthi and at once placed myself under his care An
now entiyeIv free from eatarA Ny throat 10 perfectly
healthy and my hearing 1. greatly improved.
p Z. NOLAN
Office Erie Railroad. foo. Of Dusns-st, Nsw'ferh
~ Dr. LIdHTHILL can bs consulted on cstarb, pss'
mesa and all diseases Of tho EAR THROAT and hlRPAsS
ACES, from "a IN. till g m, at his residence.
No. " ST. MARKsPLACE.
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AMOS l.. WOOD. Treasurer
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