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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-22

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M. Chllblalns, &c.
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r. the coolest weather. Sold by Druggists.
. Price IS cents. Sept by mail for IS cenis
HEGEMAN 1 CO.,
Chemists and Druggists. n. Y.
A DELIGHTFUL CORDIAL AND vALU-
ABLE rONiC.-HEGEMAN 4 co. = CORDIAL
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aetive and we'll known properties Of the Peruvian
Bark in most agreeable form. 1t will be found
. valuable Tonic IN Ill cases, but particularly As
preventive to Fever and Ague. II Is pleas
ant aud palatable cordial, and 10 much superior
70 the common whiskey and rum bitters 30 much
IN use. Sold by Druggists.
HEGEMAN L Co.,
ian2l- d&wsm Chemists and Druggists, Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-22

4 0ENTLENAN, eure1 q Nsrveus Debility,
lneempetsaey, Premature Decay, end Youthful
fsrss, eesustsd By sdesire y bsne6t others, will
y happy - f1soieh 70 oil who need Il, free Of
he simple remedy used II his case. Sufferers
wishise 70 profit By the advertisers had expert
enee. snd possess sure and valuable remedy,
en- do 20 BY addressisg him q once 1t his place
q bssinsss The Recipe and fall information
II vital impostaues-will BE- chserfhlly seat By
return mail.
Address. JOHN b. OGDEN.
No. 20 Nassan Street, New York.
2. O.-Nsrvouo Nu0eress Of both sexes will And
SAie infoema4ion invaluable. dcS-dkW3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-22

Suffering from lndisposition 10 Escsfion. poia
IN the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebod;nrs' Hor-
ror o. Calamity, Fear Of Disease. Dimness Or
Sleep. ReHtlesenesS, Pale. Ha2gard CountenSnes
and Lassitnde of the Muscular System. ell a.
quirs the aid Oftbe Ceee& INTUITION l1fk 0vyse-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

They were assisted by past end present pupils among
whom Mrs. Farnham was the most distinguished. Mr..
A. II. vcasc. Sgnor Monjiardini. and the Barili
Philharmonic Society which made chorus Of some
thirty voices Mrs. Farnhams share in the Trovatore.
Miserare, the duet from Don Pasquale, presented
her voice style in the most favorable point Of wow
Tho Philharmonic were better in Signor A. Barilis
"Coro Mazurka" than in any other specimen Of their
choral ability. Mr.. Alfred II. Pease never before
played so we'll in public. He gained unanimous en-
core in Rats "Cacoucha." and executed his own
Paraphrase dc Concert on Faust admirably. The
second complimentary concert takes place on Friday
evening Of next week at Irving Hall.
The De Katow and Wehli Matinee takes place at
Irving Hall. at O'Clock p M, on Saturday.
CONCERT AT IRVING HALL.
Mr.. F. /. Eben will give his first concert at
Irving Hall on Saturday evening April l. He viii be
assisted By quite array Of talent the most prominent
being Miss Laura Harris. Mrs. ]. ii. Barclay, MIR.
Ernest PeTring Mr.. Frank A. Chase Mr.. S. Il. Mills.
Mr.. Ed. Molenhauer. Mr.. Henry Schrnitz ar. Conrad
Treuer quartettc of amateur utists with Mr. George
T. Brstow conductor. This promises TO be n most
interesting and attractive concert.
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SALEsROOMs REMOVED to No. 500 BROAD
wAr-Tbe MA.oS UASLIS CABINET ORGAss, In cases OF
Plain Black w.na Carved Black Walnut. Dappled Walnut,
Plain Oak, Csrved0sk &C.
onabc for private and more eitenyey used han
the Tr capacity for both secular md sacred
music the purity their tones the great VARIETY
nitare securing asr rapid ID The
which Of the styles in plain case' are Afforded adapt
them 10 the widest use
TWE CAnrsrr ORGAN Besrs the relation to the hafmo
mum melodcon which the modern be.r 70 ths
ps~nef oden times H. volume and beauty OF tone and
Az amount and Of attention and favor from musical con
noeg. which have not iosc been gwen 10 any instrument
Among those who have pnbcy recognized the sterling
qnalh.s Of the Mssos HANLrN CABINET ORGANS ndvho
pronennre them TO gvsRv OTHER NsrKUHrsr OF
ucnt organss pian.ts and mrsicians In The country
ia, N.r Yo,E T,iJusl tina, Ms..s Mason Hamliu have
ucceedcd in making better small instrument, than any Other
" the organ kind that such mechanical wo'k Vi tho kns
can be foand In Earop-"
Thee Instruments represent the highest
adding TIL. Is not ony our OPINION ontthe "Hsn'"o YER
III, H., write. DR. Prime Of Ths Ssc yort ob.rrrcv "a
glorious instrument for the tcmpis OF service. s readily e-
cured as 10 be available uI any and 20
n Go,t.eha the .slseIsed Ii.n dres sS ~ ~o
.yery hcsshod otsse and rrhnsment which cn pos'hy
aforl IL. modernt. expense"
The anuseturer, respectfully invite musical professors
and amateur. TO e1lins these instruments and form their
lnd.nrn rr.pectnf them Those who ar. NOT cosni
nj. el.. u cannot IN " %s@s ~
examination especially the larzr styles OF Csbirr, Organs
and tho's whe have been pnjuteed ansi AL such in'r'
will be likely 20 have such irJndicss removed
Among those who have kpdy expressed their high APP
probation OF tho MuoS HAnLIS CABIsk, ORGANS,
and publicly declared them the beet Instruments Of their
in the world such well known orsanists and
artistic of New York City as BEECK BRAUN. CUTLER,
DAVIS, fIsrgLD, FRApEL GolDBEcK. GcrTscHALk,
MAGRArH, WILLIAM MASON MAEKrrEK. MILLS hossS
THAI, MoRGAS, SAspsRsos. ssrr, sr0EPuL, srnAKoscH
hundreds of Others IA other principal ces ncu'sng large
portion Of the most distinguished musicians Of tho whole
country.
CATION TO rrRcHAsyRs- Mason ksHAsIIS CABi
derive their superiority not alone ON greater
src.lene u Material snd Workmanship but also In measure
from the employment Of peculises q construction WHICH
being PATENTED be used by other naker kyey in
,runsu made BY NJ II. bears upon it, nam. board the
VI rd.. in full, " Mason HAnLIs CADIsHT ORsAS
with full particulars aud list OF styies aud prices
(which vary from ali0 to siho each) sent her. Ware
New fork removed TO the marble building No.
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DIE ID.

BTAcKLER- On wee1vsdsy, 18th inss. Eobc ~: wife q
Ward H. Blscter and daughter Of the late Jonas Mnturn
The relatives aud friends a the family are Invited % etten
her funeral tile Sectsd Unitarian Chapel, Cntonst
Brooklyn, Saturday, April ], a. III oe.ock a. M
BAUMEs-At Springfield Ohio The 2sh inst IN ne 9th
year of her age Ronen - wife Of Rev j. Ross Ssnnes
Her remain. are expected to Frdsy BIS. rat. and
the funeral services place at theUnion Baptist
Churc Jersey City In the risernoon OF the ssme day
FoRDon Thursday m9rsi,g, Both inst Lon.s, eldest 4,
ds1yhsr II the late Judge IAyerinore OF fJriontn NJ H.
aud wife II James X. Ford Of Brooklyn
Funeral from ST. Peters Church, Ssass Brooklyn Sasur
day. April J., APP
LITrLE-At HIS residence No ts Unonqusrs Tuessay,
The and friends Of the family respx invited
attend funeral 0rscs Church. Frisy afternoon
at o'elock without further invitation
RAwLSOn Thursday, March -. Of Inflammation Of sS-
Rawis, aged II and month.
The funeral will be held at the s.t PresbyerisH Chules'
Henry Brooklyn, Rev Mr. Robinson, ON Saturday alter
noon at n O'Clock. - .
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully Invited
10 attend without further invitation
UNDERwOOD--On Thursday mcrnins, March 20, Harry
Lane Underwood grandson OF Thomas and Mary ne Lane
aged years months aud days.
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully ipvited to
lis funeral from the residence OF hs grIadparenfs
No i1s West Thirty sghthst, Friday, Gle, inst, ats
VAN RAssr-on Tuesday. March 20, cornsiu. w, Van
Frances Van Ranst and grandson Of tue late Con'e!ns W
Van Rams, and jacob Hsnshe.
Tn msra will take place Fiay, at ccockP from
the residence OF bis grandfather Jacob Hansae, No. ~
Firstst..
yAEENTTNE-At South Armenia Du.chess Co.. suiicaly,
MoIsay l'th in-t bc1jsmin w. Valentine, esq aged 81
years aud month.
WYMAN-On Wednesday, Goth inst. Samuel Wynan Of
Hom-wood Baltimore Co. Md in the 10Th year OF M
Fepds d the family respectfully invited 70 attend he iu
neral from the residence OF his Ia law, H. d. Ad,h
No Es, Fourteenth Saturday morning at g O'Clock,
without further notice.
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Nrusic.
GorrsCHALK's THIRD CONCERT.

The third concert Of Gottschalk's farewell
series took place at Nbo Saloon last night and despite
the down pouring rain every seat taken and there
was but little standing room. Although Gottschsk
was not in such splendid the previous evening
he played very finely. The piece w1ich We thought
specially noticeable was the "Marchc FuDebre," BY
Chaplin. This be played sodly and grandly, throwing
into oil the gravity Of passion ii required The burst
al wild vet tender grief which speaks all through the
beautiful in the major rendered with cx-
ouisitc pathos and sentiment. and fully realized the
shought of the composer. After the encore Of the
Marlborough burlesquc. he played his "Recordate
which il delicious little tone poem. with that thought
full dreamy passionate expression which Is irresstiby
touching and perfectly fascinating. His other selec'
tlons were finely executed and the Duets with Harry
Sandorson were as brilliant and effective as ever.
There can be doubt that the Duo playing by Gotschak
and Sanderson is tie most effective thing of the kind
ever presented to the public. They understand each
other 30 thoroughly that they play pair Of hands,
although with the power of a dozen paths
Miss Simons continues to gain in public favor. and
sso to improve with increasing confidence Her great
success last evening wos with Gottsctalk's new 70.
mance-The "Knight and the Shepardess.7 which
gained unanimous encore. in reply 10 which she sang
the equal favorite, SLmber on baby DEAR" These two
songs have gained extraordinary popularity. and they
seemed to be looked for the programme a matter
of course.
signor Ippo,ito sang his two arias very effectively
and Messrs. Eben and Rez executed their Obligati
parts very tastefuly and fueuty. The Faust arrange
mcnt for six players brilliantly played by Messrs.
Fradel Sandcrson. Trastour, Lessarve Muzo. and
-Gottschalk.
The Fourth Farewell Concert takes place tonight.
This will be Gottschaks last appearance but one and
The tickets will be at premium. The Matinee takes
place at the Academy Of Music tomorrow at O'Clock
p. IN.
GRAND ANNUAL COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT
The brothers Barili gave their grand annual
complimentary concert. at Irving Hall, last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

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IT WILL POSITIVELY RysroRE GRAY, pRY. DfsCoLoRED
HAIR ORIGINAL COLOR and chang. brash wry,
comely locks into
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We h;ve such confidence In It's merits aud ssbo that
il will do all We claim for II, that we offer
$1,000 REWARD
IL the SlcLrAN HAIR RENEWED does give Satisfaction in
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u will restore riay hair;
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1t clesnses the scalp;
IL makes the hair lustrous and slken;
It il splendid hair dressings;
II Is liked by all who usei IL.
1t rapidly gaining popularity all classes OF the
muny such other preparation for the purpose has
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n. r. HAIL L Co. Ns.hus, n r., Propneto-s.
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General Afen,s.
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MARRIED..

ANDFRSOv-FAILF-AtW codsde, Westcherer County.
on Wednes }ay goth inst by Rev VIM. Hucks. Dr. James
IL Anderson New York ~ Caroline, daughter Of the La
Edward O. Ysc OF Westchester.
WINES -HACkEEY--At Noristown, Pennsyvarh. on the
2.t inst. by ee Rev J. GicT Rsston, Rev Frederick
Howard Wines formerly Chaplain the post of Springfield,
Missouri to May Fannie daughter Of Nrs Mary II. Hack
ney .'Sphngfeid Missouri.
WATT. INS-BCCKHOUT-On Tmrsdsy. March II at
Christ Church Brooklyn T.. d. By the Kew a. h, Far
fridge Victor ~ wa,kins Of NesYork 70 Miss Cs;ela
Buekhout Of st. Pssl, MINI.
WAGNER-vAN yRLSOR-In Wilssmsbursh. ON Morsssy
evening 27th nst by Rev c. d. Foss; Fredarick W. Wsg
ner 10 Mary &. Van Tsisor.
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Special Notices.
The United Meetings Of til. Ninth and Fifteenth

The United Meetings Of the Ninth and fifteenth
Wards having each instance proved perfect success ard
the hall having been crowded 10 such extern, 70
prevent many from attending tbs meetings hiss brsn de-
tidsd by the GeneTa Committee Of both Wards 20 hold
meetings for the purpose OF deyng and neon
who have been recently drafted aud TO
mako arr ngemens for the establishment of Recruiting
Office in each Ward. In conformity Therefore with this
rnsem.nt the Fifteenth Ward will hold meeting on III
DAY EVENING 3ist inst at O'Clock NJ Hope Chapel No
Broadny for the parposo Of adopting to I'll the
quota OF tue Fifteenth Ward All the retents OF tss arl
Irrespective of party whether drafted not driltsd are
earnestly invited to attend
Hon II. j. RAYMOND. MOSES IL. GRlNNEIAL, esq,
GEORGE II. PURSFR, ESQ.,, J. A. VAN BOSklRK. esq,
Hon. ORlSON BLUNT, a. kREDENBURbtl esd,
WASHINGTON MURRAY, NICHOLAS WALSH, sss,, De-
Co. +. 4. CONKLING, y. CLARK, esq.
n nm" SIMEON pRAPEK co.'s DEXTER AZ kDFoRD
noiif;T ASS TAYLOR e,a q. OTTENnORFEn, sal.,
Col G. " DARLING Capt. G. II. MARSHALL,
I w FOWLER e,g RALPH CLARK eco.
Am AZ LINT go TRASTIs c. BENEDICT
rDWtRD BoSNILL esq., g. WEIR ROOSEVELT. esq,
~ " MINT .s, Gen n. @. STEVENS.
FREDERICK GEIBERT ESQ. J AMES " OIL. VEL esJj.,
r. H. McCURDY, eco, WILLIAM ShADNSrf'esqs
WM. A. GUEST, esq, OTIS D. SMAN ess;,
c. J. LIVINGSTON. .s@, Hon. JOHN - GhErN, .
CO, TuTO THOMSON Major ROBERT IRWIN,
cai ! n RIVER A HATHAWAY. esh,
HENRY A. taller esq, MICHAEL SMITH, esq,
! STI PIlEN PHILBIN.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. MAKCH 81, 1868

WE, the undersigned, cordially recommend
70 the notice Of friends Of 1.-THE Christians Commission
.be offer Of T. H. T. ANTHONY Co., to devo TO this OBJ
ect euty five per Of their retail sales 81 Albums
Seeoscopc Views and Card Photographs for the fosnght
commencing April set forth In their advertisement
| Gro n. STUART. Pres U. s. Christian Commission.
| 1T. DuRYEA
II. DYER, See. N. Y. Branch G. C.
NORRIS X JKsuP.
THBoDORK ROOSEVELT.
~. 4. DoD6x, Chsrman N. Y Branch
THx CHRISTIAN ConxissIoS
Nor,c, TO ErERYBorT-Two WEEKS FOR rHa SICK AND
WouxpEb SoLDIgRs
n.,,n.., ,fortnght commencing April ., will devote
cent of all the retail Gales ct counter Of
Ill.,, g.. cspc Views aud Card Photographs, and also
.,,, 1 Tor The same, when specified, to the re-
H., ~ , I'll and Wounded soldiers through the instrumen-
,,tv N. Christian Commission Orders BY mai, for this
-, ,.; A., m time previous to May fiat, will be
ceyed. and the twenty.h re per cent paid over
NJ. .o..~,.don, Of W Treasurer OF the Christian Com
80. IN h, a, ,h, - wired The goods will be sold
at usual printed catalogue fice''
EN- q ANTHONY Co.,
81, roadway, New York.
aaoor. rom ST. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31

A large squad of captured Rebel officers have
reached ashington trom Petersburg. and the diversity
If their opinions abost the affair of Saturday last was
qnte amusing Some unhesitatingy pronounced 1t
Rebel defeat others inssted that they were net ~
pulsed but having failed In selling nst tie point they
dcared viz the railroad, their forces were Withdrawn
but 81 them could exactly explain the fact oil er
capture taking tho Inter view Of the case.
A good thing is attributed TO Hugh MsCul.
loch the new Secretary OF tho Treasury. frightened
speculator was asking him 10 Grrcg the downward
tendency Of gold. swell my good friend" was the
secretarys reply. ifyou can get Grant. SheafAn and
Sheridan TO Lex the Rebels whip them. you VIII W gran
fed; bui l am afraid tiey won't ohge ysn."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-31
Iargc Captures OF Indians.

ST. LolIs, "Wednesday. March ., is6S.
A dispatch received at headquarters from
Gen. Mitchell dated Port Laramie. March 18th. says
his command captured 90 lodges Of SIOUX Indians and
20 Arropohoes about 80 miles north of Fort Laramie
No further particulars are given. ... .fr.r r.
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Rally! Ral!y:. Rally

Rallyi Rally! Rally =.
CITIZENS or THE TwENTY-sECOND WARD.
R,o,dv.y and Forty seyenth-st., on FRIDAY EVENING
March a. at O'Clock devise ways and means TO help those
oar ward Who inny drafted and unable pay for sub
s,,ne Lea the poor well the rich be present that they
may recognize their friends IN tbis their time of need
n Brhe advisory Board will be In attendance daily at
those who are drafted and want substitues also to enlist
those who wish to become volunteers or Substitutes
JUDGE NJ. connolly, Chairman.
Dr q wuircnuRcH. Secretary.
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1.-The ,oul ! sway BY. and tho heart beM.
Shall never SAG with doubt nor shake with fear. -

Thus exclaimed the doughty Scottish Chief
when ,ayed for battle; and tus may al cry who them
selves sgsns, the Leyons Of Dyspepsia Headache, Ague
salowne's Iansuor, Liver Complaint and all their con
comtsnt evils with bosle two n PLANTATION BirTERs,
he orgiua s. T-ls6o-x. Thi, gr.r Tonic which Is still
Increasing popular favos aud Is eecpg than
before, epbsticaly The Poor Mans Friend and The
Rich M,as Blessing PLANTATION BirrERs sfe ssd by oil
respectable dealers Throughout the habitabls globe
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lAdyertsementI
CORNS BUyIONS, ENLARGED JOINTS and all
diseases of feet cured by Dr. ZAcHAsIg No 100 broadway
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fAdyrrtisoIne

Messrs. FOWLER a. WELLS, PhrenOlogists
give Charts OF Character daily at No. $50 Broadway.
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ADVERTISEMENT
CHEROKEE MEDICINES FOR THR USP0RTU-
vATE.-:2 page pamphlet. with full particulars free.
address Dr. w. H. MEEwIS & Co., 30. 6J Liberty at.
New-YOrk.
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advertisement
JEpFERs, 573 Broadway, is selling his stock of
Ladies' and Chdrcns Boots and Shoes and fine Gents
Slippers at low prices Jefiers. No. 57J broadway.
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advertisement
BOYS ALL-WoOL MELTON SUITS, at 81.
j. V. BRoEAw. No. 81 fonrth-ave.
and No. g. Lafayette place.
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Advertisements
CARRyAGEs.-ADAMs& Cone, REPOSITORY, 6si
B'dway cor CT Jones st. tine assortment, o. elegant
heavy and light CARRIAGEs their own manufacture
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Tenth Ward.-AlD THE GOVERNMENT AND AVOID
THE citizens Of the Tenth Werd are requested
10 assemble in Mass Meeting FRIDAY EVENING March
b. al n o'clock the Essex Market Cont Rooms for the
Of dsvnx additional for filing the Quota Of
''' NELSON TAYLOR, Chairman.
A WElSMANN, Vice Chairman.
JoHN r. LAURENCE. Secretary.
Lewis Carprnter WIN. BOeckel, John W. Farmer, Sup A.
Wlnnnn Committee Of Arrangements.
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Business Notices.


COUGHS HOARsENRss, and the various Throat
affections to which Public Speakers, Military Officers and
Singers ere liable relieved by Brorns bronchial TIoS"
Having direct influence to the affected parts they asy Pull
monary Imitation.
A NEW STYLE OF HAT.-KNOx, Of No. 2l2
Broadway Of Fulton st. has just introduced his Spring
style Of hat and exceedingly tasteful and becoming article
H. 1t will undoubtedly be very generally won and we can
commend 49, only for the style but for s intrinsic merit,
for It Is made Of very superior material and will not lose Its
user by being exposed to slight shower Of rain Is the
case with most OF the hats made
WHAT IL Your STYLE OF HAT!
No matter what L. from the hund styles Of GsSISs you
the Drive the store for every contingcncy-n
fact yOn be- appropriately hated at tge hh VIII not
shock your sense OF III. Of things GESISs No. 33
Broadway.
GRYTLBMEN's DRESS HATS.
complete assortment Of the Latest Styles at No. 4s'
broadway la MILLER Co.
CEDAR CAMPHOR POR MoTns.-Surely sitting
to all One package used this week viii prevent
M uch mischief as packages next June Cheapest any
time but no.c, economy econonrzed HARRIs CHAP
NAM Sole Manufacturer Boston. Druggists everywhere
sellt
AT OLD PRICES. -Wedding Cards and Note
Paper EvKRDELLs Elegant Styles; So Broadwaycor Duane
HILLS HAIR DYE 80 ccnts-Black or Brown.
Reliable. Depot. ny, bas,ays" sod W ~ hUSs7"
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INVENTION OF TIVE FAMOUS
AESTHETIC NEUgALGlCOS,
FoR THE CrRs oy ALL DurAsys % rmx
EYg, Fan, CHRosic CArA M.
LuSGs. THROAT, liE,Rr and Coz HAMPTON
May be consulted st his Consulting Rooms,
No. Bl6 BRoApwAr.
UKARfxa RkxronED by APPLICATIONS with Dr. 'oS
Nsw.i ok. March 10.
Ib.ve been induced by the great number Of
tnusy pubshed ia favor Of Dr. Won kenbess skill to sp
ply him for advice concerning deafness. OF many Year,
delight lie made perfectly well BY single paine.'sp
plicaon Of Dr. Won Essnberg. Aesthetieo Neuslxico-
tearns snrpasse. ever OF heard o.
Iii. attention 70 the paiien, i, highly comnendable
JouS WAkELr. No lo+ Monroest.
aa- DIR. LIGHTHrLL
Can b. consulted at hi. Residence No. - St. Marks place
st., between Second and Third aye. FROM a. u till
10 p. m, on
..f DnAyxyss, CArARRn.
Discharges from the Ear Noise. the Head and all pesses
eT Ear TnxoAr, AND
AIR PASSAGES
PRICES REDUCED.
AMERICAN kncHExERs. RASGEs
SCuooLErs AMERICAN REyHiGtnAroRs,
BRIcK and PoRrABLs fuRxAcss'
RcHARDsoN, BorNroN Co. NO, ia "aterSs.
Can and examine or send for circular.
TRUssEs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPENsORY
RAsDAsEs SuPPoRrRRs, kc.-MARsa Co.'S Radical Cure
Tu.. Office only at No. Vesey't. Lady attendant
GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Elias.
tic Stitch snd Lock Stitch SEWING MACHINES Noes Broad
way. New.iork, aud No. 23o Futsnst, Brooklyn
ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMER, Ill. d.,
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