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is really remarkable Ws Lave seldom seen despsr OF
more devoted attention bestowed UpOa any pubic per
formanee.
The Iicce Is fal;,y pIolccei st Darnum's Mreerm.
Some Oh the scenery Is new and all Of Il is approximate
The various characters are per-cnated ON The wbse,
carefully and considerably The boot acting is by Mr.
Milnes LcTics who sustaLs the principal Character
that OF workman whose nature appears all tbs. is
manly and noble excepting when b.utal~cd by Eeaor.
at which times be punges into furious excesses spaTng
neither his friends his family in the blind feroelty
which ovcrcomes hin. bisS Jennie Cl.aver poriTays
tie par! OF an innocent and interesting Young girl with
natural simplicity TINT wine universal favor. Mrs.
W. L. Jahison represents hgh.spirted little work
woman with sprghiline-s aud busting yolubiity. Mr.
l.. j. Mestayer mr.. Hathaway Mr.. Jamison, and
others receive frequent applause for the heariues Of
their endeaTor. Tie great strength Of the attraction
however, is In the piece itself; which, unless very in
differently pla! 3D. would be sure OF making it, own
success at any iheater. Al the Museum IL has especial
value, appealing doe, with particular force 20 the
-ympathics aud emotions Of the audiences which
sembe here. II viii DO repeated every afternoon and
evening FOR the present.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1866

patriotic demonstrations here to-da, give psbHe teeti
mony IN honor OF Wssbsngon's birth and our recent
great victories
Dispatches from all the principal towDs throughout
New England slow general observance Of the ami
yefsary with similar relocings.
The weather Is beautiful.
AT PHILADELPHIA.
PRnADELfHIA, Wednesday. Feb. e., 1895.
Salutes are firing. bells ringing, flags flying,
but the only military displays those Of the recruiting
paftiet gathering Ia volunteers. :
AT TRENTON, n !.
TRENTON, ~ j.. Wednesday Feb. q, 1865.
salute was fired this morning in honor OF
the victories Of the Union and the memory OF Washing
ton. Flags arc flying all over tie city.
AT BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE Wednesday, Feb y. lsdS.
The day is generally observed here Us holt
day Business is almost entirely suspended. and the
over the fall of Charleston. Tie joy is heightened ths
morning BY the announcement Of the capture OF Fort
Anderson and probable fall o. Wilmington. National
salute, ordered by the Secretary Of War Is now being
fred.
IN WASHINGTON.
WAsHSGTo. Wednesday, Feb. 22. l-d5.
A Grand National Salute was fred Mt noon
to-day from all the Notifications around Warrington In
honor Of the day and The recent glorious victories
IN ROCHESTER.
EOCrEsITR, Wednesday Feb. "9. SGs.
salute of one hundred guns rs now being
fred in honor OF the national victories in the capture
of Charleston and Columbia. The public ard other
buildings are decorated with flags and universal jub
liaton prevails.
Is POUGBKkEPsIE.
PovGHKEEPsns Wednesday, Feb ~, 1865
One hundred guns have just been fired and
the bells rung IN honor OF the late telling blows against
the rebellion. The air il filed with shouis and odd
glory Ioats everywhere
~ MIDpLEIOWS.
MuDLETowS Wednesday, Feb 20, sos
One hundred guns are being fired by the
n. 49,. In tall af
Charleston and ! ori Sumter.
IN NORW ak.
NogwALK. COM, Wednesday, Feb ", ls61.
By order Of the Mayor q salute of one hund-
red guns WIS fired and the fire bells rung IN honor
Of the day and OF the raising of the old Gag over the
walls Of For. Sumter
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Nibfo's Garden.

Mrs. Lander has appeared at this tEeater
during the week IA variety o. characters and has in
al gained the success to which Ler admirable qualities
ente her. To Inind. tic most agreeable Of her
cent personniion' s that Of Leiitia Hardy IN The
Bellies Stra'agn' Ii is The brightest piece Of elegant
comedy acting that We have witnessed IN long time.
The general view which che presents OF the character
- bold. vigorous aud emphato and the innumerab!e
details Of varied tone attitude, gesture and general
'by play by which the ingenio, effects ~ the part
carrieJ ont elhbi, keen perception end a rare and
delicate undertaking Of the tTuest meaning aud yaue
Of her srt which cannot be too highly estimated. II il
pity that the theatrical community will not aeknoNl'
edge and be guided by tie superior beauty and dignity
Of style like Mr.. LaDders. We believe there are
four or five ladies upon the New York stage who. In
their different spheres appear to be animated by such
sound and healthy artistic inleuOn ~ that which she
displays Tho re-; oil pursue systems more or less
vicious according their surroundings and their I'M
mediate models.
In Mrs. Landor's sorions mper.onations we still find
that absence Of aTdor and intensity which obvious
on the first hight Of her engagement She viii not rise
above the decoroas ard elaborate evcnncs Of her bear
ing she Ia 100 cOntent TO 10 supeTieinliy perfect
She seems almost incapable OF ibe expression OF yehe
ment and powerful feeling. Patlos and gentle GRIEF
were better depicted than by hers but when the
scene demands absorbing passion, size ias to satisfy
the occasion For this reason prefer her acting in
comedy. in which Sic Is uniformly excellent. We are
sure that her performance Of Beatrice this evening IN
" Much Ado sboui Nothing'-for the benefit OF tic
Shakespeare Monulnclt Funi-vil he thoroughly ex
guisitc,
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BECAUSE PERSON HAS BAD CoUGH, 1t
should not be inferred th,t Consumption has so in. ye. no
ous with rsre EXCEPTIONS con have onsumpion~wi,host
Cough sooner o. la.e Where precipitation to Pulmonary
Disee,s exists, Cough left to lsc strains and racks the
Luns AID lie general strength and soon essbihe'
~ n,ursble complaint In al then, it Is the safer plan
20 ~, I'D OF CorcH CON HoaRsBsEss w,hou, delay
70. this purpose remedy acts promptly or surely
with benefit 10 tie organs o. the chest than Dr. u
JArsEs E1PForosASr article scientifically compounded
from carefully selected drug', ard which, on ,rs viii always
be found worthy Of ia worldwide reputation Sold every
yyher.
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gOYD-o W.ine.dly llJ inst It NJ. Go Ea., Thirty h0h
-, city ne. dau ghsI o; John, j., md n w boyd
THO en. :: :, family ore respectfully lyed TO s,,srd her
m.gs the Church ~ tn- TEsn,hsu Twenty ninth
n,sg ii ave. Saturday heat, lie 29tl ia; a. nool
COokE-in Brooyu on Feb 20 Harriet s., eldest enid OF
William sai Francis Nooke aged years. months and
diys.
the Funeral gnn a., reeg hessIaut ave. o. Friday
2th "a io'elocs D. ~
pEvORT-On "Wednesday Feb IS. .. Lou.yile. ken,uety
"a victim tie oorharitv 81 ygefres Ia CeossaEbs.,'
j. wife : VI. D.vore CT 1enn ind dlis'er Of the Ne''
K. %. Dickson 80, ,,.,,.. =,
b.. tsea,h. T., at = c ;lock 70 day ThWdayh
TAiRCHlLD-in Darien Conn Feb 30 TtomA' 0iss, go
VI PhAsnder X. snd Lun!es A. Fstfeha asss ''' anu
months
GALLON Tuesd,y Fob q? Msf.sgo Lihsn Hs.e daush'e'
o. m H. and Lizzie n. Gaze As'a years end months
III, relatives d friends Of he aay sse Ast'e 20 - Fs.,
Tirs .cvoe,n,t on Friday, sih inst 4Oe-ocs = H.
without .Ir.h.r invitation
CLENHTe fnerL .eIyiae' o. -, se VIII t,is pa.s
4 y. Mas Church feminist sn seeenaa'e' on ID. -''h
FdS So aaa ietS n. my !ssP;siS 'pyi,sd 3
sp,na ,,o member OF Company y, I'D hes' NJ J. ; d.
urND 4, Client Columbia Co.. on saucay req ~ amer
unyerin Iess L. saoms Bsobe, vile q John u hho II
pltele,, County paper. please COPY
,ocKwoOp- Ia Weiue.isy .he "a ins;, ffaIh Brown
eldest Of Friedrich w and hineh' AoVN"oo" "se"
NJ orcTa WI b, attended om he residence Of his parents,
No 4 tultou.st., Ntfftfaf " - '' 10y -
~" The t.s aid nj I'd, q "a, family are resI ec'iul.y
irgitel o attend
MoRA-oa Tue.d.y Pc. ins Of water on he brain Ao.o'
MO solh.ae, ln!aut 80" 90 Ai'l0''' - '" ' - -''-
ated months and iavs u.. ,., =.
pestlye. and fr.clis lrfIec Il. ihs 20 l st" W.
cn,,i .,ryi .. or Thursday 90 lust - 20 oeoos i
/. liz .sdencs o. hi lsrcts NO ISi E''t f'n5 eeondi
bstusen Levin .tcn snd tonsihefe''
pvrrusOn WEDNESDAY a2a int, Huber,, in'sr. Of
ti,e ksv Tho.na. NJ. sud Alice &; Ps,'n
services IL - Mcnas a,.Icn come. Of bfSs9"ey
Ni,.iJ ninth At. Friday, 2si mot, as o'clock ~ M
Jbs renycs AMI Il nds q 81. ssy aye invited to attend
WuLJAMs-os ss'ardsy, Feb ~, Norris William' aseI
a. E,l, and hos- Of ~, family respectfully inyea o
,snd ,e lurer, iron TIE Nesa Presbytesisa ch1,ch'
dr,,sn,h-f between seced a,s HAD a'.s, CD fH'sy'
leD. ~ q. O'Clock D. Ia
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: EvExy OAR ADDS FRssH TESTIMONY 10 ruS
CHsyAL1ga's
Lus zos f8K HAIR.

Rs~ gray hair 10 10 s,spai color .sps i:s falling out
in three days keeps the head clean cool ard healthy viii
not ssin the skin soil the whites. fabric Tie best hair
dressing In the world Can be used freely; contains nothing
riurou'I strengthens and promotes the growth OF The weak
sst hsr - recommended and used by the first medical au
o,iiy in Her York AL freely Invited to examine this
onderu triumph Of science Sold a. the drdgsloei and at
my Office 23 Broadway where advice 20 the treat
mem orhe hair will be freely given Price q per bo.te IS
per half dozen. an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23

UANNIIlL- T'LA., JUNG :, I-t-.
DIR. Wa. VI. CRFGG-Deor Sir: In February
1861 ! was afflicted With sugar diabetes, aud fog I've
months l passed moro than two cnll0ns OF water IN
twenty four hours wac obliged 10 get up AZ often as
ten or twelve times during the night and ~ I've months
Loot about fifty pounds in weight. During the month
OF july 1861 1 procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water and after taking two bottles | wac entirely
cured soon after regalniDg my usual good health.
Yonrs truly T. v. /. DEWITT
Sold wholesale by 3ioRGAs ALLEN, Ao'io C!itsip
and Al. druggists.
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;. sELF PRESENTATION Is THE FIRST Law OF

SELF PRESERVATION Is THE FIRST LAW OF
NATURE" told hut, judging from the wsy m which
the health neglected. would IS self de-
.,ructon the object Of 10 las portion Of Clouds
y Witnesses attest the inesiinable value OF HosTErTERs
STOMACH BrrrgRs e,us'aning cordial for the feeble
and lay who si.r from General Debility. Dyspepss. Bill
one Constipation Nervous Affections DO not resort to
they viii only hsy, themselves 10 blame ior the misery they
end
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JUSIUs HENRI BROWNE. one Of our escaped
CORES ondcnts win deliver lecture "Secessia seen
Through PrIsonBar, embracing bis observations and
experiences during twenty months OF captivity IN
Dixie after The lat proxlmo lie can be addressed NJ
Tur TliBsI oalce, or that Of fts TINES. Cincinnati.
Ohio
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At handy HOOK.
SANDY HOOK Wednesday, Feb. q, ICES.
a salute OF thirty-sx guns was fired here OF
n to-day In honor Of the storsion OF our flag over
Sort Sumter and Charleston The salute was fired in
ssoellent time by the Iwenty.eigLth New York Bat
tsry OF Volunteers
AT BOSTON.
B0sIos Wednesday, Feb. "a. 1865.
kshouh niutes fired bells rung, and other
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[A5vcriiem%l


To all who dwell upon this sphere.
Please read these Ines, yogr hear. twill. c.eef.
Pine Apple Medl -a'ed Cider
PrSrsnis disease from spreading wider
IT, test the rut 81 This assertion,
Procure right ~ thi. preparation;
4 portion take each morn sud night
Twin make J0a feel both strong aud bright.
Al other medicines Invented
fprr but a f.H "a ho are hihlciedi
mise Apple lG'r Fcry tine.
PrssenE diseases OF every Kind
Should you this svrs prerfHfirf try
You'll a!s.osi feel you'l. never de;
Though his NAV not be strictly r4',
L0H1 bfs II VIII lnsare 10 you.
II this twill 10 me;hinks you say.
Wen drink this Cider every day
Ourselves our Children. and our wives,
10. all live Tong aud harry lives
Then Nl0 win suffer IN our land,
When Talbot Cider IL at hand:
on haste and buy Pine Apple Ciler.
Nhoso Jane j. spreading, Wide end "!d'r,
The Agent row J. II. r. Rabbit
Who're advertisements DO him credit.
Soar. Silerhtus which he makes,
Til cleanse our clothes and make heh' cehrs
With spci a ,r4g 90 guide the sals,
Pine Apple Cider viii prevail;
Then sickness sorrow. palm nh We
WIN vas, iron. nof,als here heioN.
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The SPLENDID MARCH NUMBEB OF DEMO.
gFsI's ILLUSTRATED NOsIuN AND NM. ITaoRisTs
MuEon or TAhHON- with the Spring FASHIONS IN
great variety an Animated Fruit and licwor Picture,
IN brll.aut coors: Music Entertaining stories Poems,
Household Matters etc. with elegant Fashion Plates,
nud numerous Fullsizo Patterns. for th. Spring
Fashions DO not fjl TO sec tue elegant MARCH ~ ~
hFy now .elCy.
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Special Notices.

Rsddtwu's Rasais Ss,se
HEALS
WOUNDS.
BURNS,
sCALDss
CUTS
OLD SORES
&C., SO. &c, -. -.
R,J.,irx tic ns., angry looking s~c.iEs' ard hh"sIls
lion, 81 Il BY magic.
Bys'l Oris4''s
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BABBirToSIiN PEEs, which are unsurpassed,
furnished post paid for Z 30 per gross, or Soc for % pens
TIL. celebrated system Of Bebbi,tonian Permsnhip pos,
paid fo 80 the Penman.hp ard q pens for ~. Hfss
Agents aid TEAcHERr Address BksBIrT nj
No b P.rk Row y. \.
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T'iCopy.i

Office OF the Laboratory Of DR. J. g. Pohl6
late OF Jas. X. Chiffon Co,
No 90 Prince.st.. Mercer. N T..
JAMES r. CHrLgox, ii. H., JULIrs q. PogLE NJ. d.. Aa~
iItieal and Consulting Chenfas; =, ,~s<
have made chemical ensysis OF the Tropical Bslsam pc~
pared by Messrs. Carreno Bros. Co., and found, srF
thorough examination Eft that Ia composed e,eusivoy
esubsnces-prncipay Of guns and resnspossese
ne decided medicinal properties. IL contains nohsns thst
pTs 90 de sterous health when taken internally or appe
externally; Il. ss,rs.nt and healing properties being va
csrulsied stop elorrsge end heal wounds ulcers &c
isiared, JULIUS @. PO6l.E, III. D.. fr.f
Successor to Dr. Jas. X. Chiffon Coz
Analytical Cheunit ~
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iAds.useIDeut
ID. Barnums Sei-Scwer. or Scll-t,0idc rnd
Self Bssler for ali Sew ipF Machines az Bernums Mu'
scum or az ~. ingonioT office. No 30 BrDndwsy y.
Y ~ 30 with directions Sent by mail weight hsli
an ounce Agents can,ass!nc with other things, cen
make f.m g. 20 4lj per day
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THRrr poLtArs PER EOuTR TrLL QCArI1.
Two UOlLAns PER BoTgLE (ttu PM.

ONE DOLiAH Pm BpILLL "a LII HAll'iIsii.
One qunri bottle Two pint bottles. or four hal piui
hotties souf free ~ express ON receipt ~ prce. For
sale everywhere X. Z. BABBirt Sole A gent,
Noe. o. g. 3D. o.. c. ~ u and IL Wsshngtons., NJ
A celebrated Now York merchant WHO ha. made thor
ou- ,rih Of the Pine Apple Cider assures D Talbot mo- De
ggrd t.r pounds Of fesh l month a TIE trsi tf H.
eonuss it, above directed. aud hnd n very benrh
ce Gays hl proved IN sni. preventive 10 sen-s' ~ i'
cass Also another we. Known gentleman IN Vow loEk ia.
u.so NJ dcasd j,I constantly .o8 ter cut Ice no,
been ii.s oge day dl.iIs that I.ne
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Dneincss Noiircs.

GREAT BARGAINS IN BffogTED SATIN SLIP
vvs. R.rs White b.. aud Pink, + 80 end ~ paw
Maj l,v E,t. Aso Ladies Boot. ch--p coss ous the
.ocl tie proprietor retiring from business;
'"'''' ~ NJ. L. HILL, No. 81 Broadway
TRrssEs. Xc.-"W Whites Patent Lcvor Truss
T. ,. only Truss that Rnpurr Light, clean And ea.S
80 ,.ssye ON the bach colds action inward and upward
Cur. warranted Two stamps gets Pamphlet. okEaosi
A Co.. No. Ga Broadway.
HuLs HAIR DYE, 10 cents, Black or brown'
s.ls,4 psgoi, Ne gSL'!1t ssa y y pruM
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Advertisement
NISsas. FOWLER 4 WELLS, Plrcologl,tr
- Broadway. give CAarts OF Character dsiy.
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ne ResseAy Of The AGe
THE CELEBRATED
TROPICAL BALSAM,
PREPARED BY CAaRBNo BROTHERS 4 c..

ralniSiS. ChoUP. and ell other diseases o. Tue w.
and THROAT; Affections resulting from FALka so's
BLOWS. or BRUISES. however severei ort
Pill L. S, .-.tf
HEMoRRHAGES WOUNDS. CONTUsiOys, BUKNe
FELONS. ArL EiSDs OF ULCERS. CHAPPEO
LIPS. HANDS ETC, HEADACHE toi'
T0OTHACHE, EARACHE, IONA
and sn olh.r NEURALGlC, RHEUMATIC, q ePAA
MODlC PAINS. .trf.
THIS Bal.a j. especially adapted for the U.s. Of the srnx
and no soldier should be without IT, the many VIZ
tue. Il pose SEES its power sLd efficacy in stoprdng hcasr
rhaees preventing rBrASs rockyAw and cleansing ss4
healing WOUNDS far superior TO those OF sry Other es
dice heretofore discovered.
Fail directions for use around each bottle r.
Circulars containing said directions aud arge number
yulbe letters certifying to the wonderful cures enecse< -
this precious medicine be had upon oPpestion 70 tS
TROPICAL BALsAM CoMPANY's GENERAL DEfoT
No Wall street. New York, and viii be sent to private ~
dences, by mall, on request
Price Of botties 81 cents and 81.
The Company will sead the Bslsan by Express gu fees6
OF rsice "a
Heads Of families are advised 10 keep this Beam constany
on hand In order 10 time in Of WOUNDS H.xos
rEAggs BuRxs BRrIsEs &C.. thus obtaining an inmedae
cute aud ..ys tine suffering. aud money; aso nose w.
ase devoted occupations expose them TO dsnSe
the instruments wherewL they may Dc hufe
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JEfPgas, 513 Broadway, l. selling his stock Of
ladies' and Chlrcn's boots add Shoes and line Seh's
hnners Al low prices. Jcii.rs 90 BrosdwaW
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[A.iyrrti'rineni |

hi,rrtisrnent
CmnoKEI PlLIs--fEnAlg RECULAToR.-
Sold by ali prngsl.'~ hos Th.fy-'wo lsie ls"li
l., frs. Aii.-- ~. ". H. IEaxi, Co.. ~ - Iib-T'y
L.. NeM.Iors.
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Tie following Of the many testimonial hter' m
our possession We shall publishing like eAunsuts:

Tie following are Of the many essinorEt letter, IN
our possession shall continue publishing like dAnnsnts:
New YoEE June 70 last.
Mr.. j. "a C. cAssrso- Dsar SIR You said tome ,hs
hss time 16e Tropical BGam 10 fhe mos ro1der
ri medicine u re 0ertdit fgM care gos-'' ace mn
IN suffering twelve from piles which o. coursc
had become chronic prosenns al the wors. phases Of this
painful maady such as yelling Inflammation beediI and
rroapsus Of clusters o. nmors gEi using amost an inn
of socsed cures without receiving permanent benefit have
been cured by Of the Tropical Bssn prepared by
Bros Co Bad case The cure was enected
by the us. eight Of the large bottles Of the remedy arm
60 ncei. queDy that Gaze however bad may
zen be cured by proper use OF ycnr basam NY ersf
ude 10 you 10. your vgan attendance and my desire tst
others NAV be relieved suffering induce to certify 70
IL Virtues incose herein ul statement OF my csse, hs
and cure, that you may TO dhuse the know-
edge Of your valuable medicine Which, believe isa specihe
pies, Wishing property and grea, snecessi heal
ug the Iaaslies that flesh heir to- remain very truly
yours. IArtEN IOM NSfHD N9 20 ~ ~
We are acquainted with Mr. T Townsend and have Known
Of hi suffering OH pes ard be ey- the s'eent contanea
IN H.. above letter true IN every ps.tcnsf Jh
Rrooklyn HENRY L. CASE No. 2s Fulton a.. New ork
Nor Pares wishing the fol- siaemen, mentioned IN Tue
foregoing letter have copy sent ~ them Dy addressing
Mr. above may b. procured by chng upon
hin will BE- glad to meet any suffering from pies
he v advise them fully 10 the beet manner Of sPy
iis and administering. tie balsaun.
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NEW YORK March Is. 1864.
Mes.rs CARRTso Bios. Co-Geafisness have FOG
the pas, three uon. suffered severely from chGpPed lips as
having y.iny tried the various remedies for the same.
without success, about giving DP i, despair when
friend adyised me give your wonderful Iropeu
Ba,u- trial which brtscle happy state, sfser two
appics;ions comp etey cured and cheeffay recon
urrt the ,nne u q valuable medicine 20 Iny friends!
Respectfully yours, ChAS ma LIZ i"1 " est i|siF'''
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New YORK December II, ls5i-So. 80 Fourtb-ave
fe.s-. CARRESo Bios. & Co: GelheTe1--fou are Of
nv 70 rnse such you please OF the following state
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The
NEW.NOEK WEENLN,

The (.reat German ucttBiIfet
VIA Dc siiiyely care
ChrsRnH. BRONCHITIS, COUGHS. COLDS,
And tie trst stage q
CONSC MPIION.
Il ). sure preventative for
DIPHrIIERlA.r
For s,le by Ell Druggist. Prile p.r bottle, e.
WEEKS POTTER
pr1,y, NJ. 10 " -,has 81, Boston Mas orneHS
A leAts.
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HALE's HoYfY on HoREHouYD AND TAR,

BArcHELoR's HAIR DYF--The best in the
world Teee natural reliable harmless ard iasisrtaneors
N effect. The genuine 1, signed NiGfAs A. nAichkLoK
soldb eli Drusssts. Factory No q barcAYst
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-N.,..--Ths Ne.us. EDGE hereby Inform th| y,
@ "a no, fa,ni.h III. dispsys Of dgsSoIAs ~ a'
I As. eye.sl ~ Y-''- 3 D. .. 'Ist
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23
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SARAH A. CHEvArlsR, n. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-02-23

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-06
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.


| THIS ROUTE OFFERS THE ADvAN.
a taae of athroqgh ticket and aggage check X
privilege of visiting Baltimore. Philadelphia and
New York, at the cost Of a New York ticket alone
or the privilege ofvisiting sl Of the principal sea
board cities at thepost Of Boston ticket alone, via
other routes. ....i e,.
Washington City, at an additional expense Of q.
Trains leave COluU bus as follows:
4:20 A. NJ. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
Bellaire and Pennsylvania Central Railroad. ar
rives at l'ellaire at 1040 A. NJ Pittsburgh at 345
=. NJ; Harrisburg at 2.45 A. N. Baltimore at 700
Am; Philadelphia at6;55 A. NJ; New YOrk, via
Philadelphia, at 1900 M,; New York. via Allen
York three hours in advance of any other route.
Via Bellsire and Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad, arrives
at Bellairo at lo4s A. NJ; Grafton at 4:2O p. Nj;
Cumberland at 9,5OP. NJ; Baltimore at TAO A. NJ;
Washington City at $50 A. NJ This train arri, es
IN baltimore and Washington City several hours
in advance Of any other route.
$50 Al. EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
Bellaire and BaltimOre& Ohio Railroad, arrives
at Bellaire at $40 p. NJ; Grafton at $40 A. NJ;
Cumberland at $40 A. NJ; Baltimore at $40 p.
NJ; Washington City stT:O0 P. NJ. ..
Via nellaire and Pennsylvania Railroad arrives at
Bellaire at $40 p. NJ; Pittsburgh at 2lO ?. NJ;
Harrisburg at l3O p. NJ: Baltimore at 545 p NJ ;
Philadelphia at 5:35 p. NJ; New York. via Phila-
delphis, at 1890 Z. NJ; New York, via Allentown.
at 1000 p. NJ.
as- Five trains daily (Sundays excepted from
York. ,fI l8i.I IlJl.I, l7I -
Sleeping cars on all night trains. -.
~ Be sure to ask for tickets via Bellaire.
J. w. BROWN, &c eral Ticket Agent.
H. j. JEWE1T, President.
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