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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
T.. g. DRADRURY.

Justice Of the Peace
County, Greeting; Make legal serVt.s and rrtIro
hereof.
Given under NY land, ;his 91ut day o. April. A.
ID. lsfo. Y @ HRADBURY
Justice of The Peace in and for Aaid TowuahM.
~. &. Rev. Stampl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
PRETRNT70Y BETTER THAN CURE

The newly invented Patent French Safe, sure
preventive against diseases and pregnancy. Sent
Kearney street, near Commercial, San Francisco, P.
o. Box, 252. 51-r - -s1' =
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
Caution to the Unfortunate.

- Medicines sent to any address upon receipt o
tion Of complaint.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
@tStcaE anSP Surgical.

DR. @. RFOORB'S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
Commercial Street,
A few doors below KesFney, -. SAN FRANCISCO
ATrEDIEo ANp RzsleEzr PHEsIciAH,
G. w. MOORE, N. D.,
Late SWr0eOR o. s. A., Qtdr0atiae PAysicidn
at Ntso 0rSsGas dRd Ro.sOn, Lectwrer on
Morbid ARdtO1ny dad Diseases of WO-
Rlen dNd ChfkdrssS, Member Of ne
Massachusetts Medical Society,
ETC., etc.
nR. MOORE would respectfully inform the
~ people OF California that he has established an
Institute for the
CURE OF DISEASES,
+ HHekker Acute or Ctronic,
AT No. Gal COMMERCIAL STREET,
A few doors below KesAey,
Where he may be consulted at all hours.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

Il is hsreby ordered thai service az sDsauaSas \,
the above entitled action be made BY pIbisAIioa N
the Mountain Democrat, once = week for the maze
Of three months. Y. q. BRADBuRY,
Justice Of The Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
~ CORNENHuNnENES.

Patients residing in any part Of the State however
distant, who may desire the opinion and advice o!
Or Doheriy, on their respective cases, and who
think proper 10 submit written statement Of such,
In preference to holding personal interview, are
respectfully assured that their Communications win
be held most sacred DR.. Doherty takes this oppor.
tunity Of observing that all letters are opened and
replied TO by himself only aud the latter as promptly
as possible.
IL the case be fully and canddly described the
necessity for personal commune alton will be super
eeded, as instructions for diet, regimen, and the
general treatment OF the itself (incudlng the
remedes>, will be forwarded without delay, and in
such a manner as to convey no idea of the purport
Of the letter or parcel so transmitted
~ Consultation gratis. Permanent cure guar
a6teed or no pay Address,
W. K D0HERPY, N. D.,
JuneU-omJ San FRANCISCO, Cal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
~ EENiLES.

When female Is in trouble, or afflicted with dis-
ease, AS weakness Of the back and limbs pain in the
head, diuntss Of sight, loss Of muscular power, pS-
pitaon OF the heart, irritSbiity, nervousness, ex
treme urinary difficulties, arrangement Of digestive
functions, general debility, Vagibitis all disrases Of
the womb, hysterSa, serty, and all other dsea ses
peculiar TO females, they should 60 or write Al once
70 the celebrated fennle Doctor, W. X. Dohvriy, at
MS Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor Is enectinR more
cures than any other Physician in the stAie Of Cali
forniA Let no false dslicacy prevent you, bat Ap-
ply Immediately and yourself from painful sIE-
ferinAs and premature death. All Married Ladies,
whose delicate health or other circumstance pre-
vent AN increas, in their families should write or
call at Or. ". X. DOherty's Medical Institute, ana
they VIII receiTe every possible relief and help
The Doctors Offices Scr sisting OF a suit Of Sx
rooms, are 50 arranged hat he can be consulted
without fear .! observation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
.NE.vLNAL N,k.4HNE>N.

SEMINAL HkAhNE<>,
4 SHOrA-to Csrti6eatt nt Nod Rs,saykdNs Cure
Of Spermdt0rTh1Q.
desire to bene6t suffering human nifty, and feel
ing OF gratitude 10 DR. ". X. DoHERTY, alone in.
duee me to make this statement Hor many Year,
have been afflicted with that terrible disease
Known as "SperaatOTEh9A," or seuiinal Weakness,
the result OF self abuse, but till lS55 experienced but
little trouble or IL convenience. In that year how.
ever, had Seminal Weakness to an alarming *
tent, which was soon followed by the most alarming
symptoms, AS weakness % the back and limbs paIn
IN the head dimn'ss Of vision, nervousness and
general debility. My mind, Ioo was affected 10 such
an extent US to seriously imImir my memory: nv
ideas were confused and spirits depressed. l WAS
AVerse 10 society, had eva tOrebodngs and selfdis-
trust, and was entirely unified for any Of the du
ties OF ilts. From 1855 10 the summer Of 1868 EN-
l"oyed the very hes; medical talent could find and
spent several hundred dollars, but in DO Instance
obanel more than temporary relief had about
concladed there no relief for me in this Wotid
hut seeing Dr DolieIiys advertisement, ! thought
would call and see hin. Hs he charged nothing for
consultation. had an interview with DR. Doherty,
At his once, 5l5 sacranonto street, ard his fec for
treatment Was 90 Reasonable ! determined 10 try
him, though dij not expect much benefit from his
Heaimtht. on the 9Th Of December last | placed
myself under his care ia week found myself
very much improved, AID EoT. aiter Ave USek =
treatment, ieel mysel Thoroughly cured Of an my
troubles and ia the enjoyment Of the best health
hoping That my experience mhy be Of beneft to
others similarly Ali,G1ed, l subscribe myself
JAMES JOHNSTON
subscribed and sworn to b. ore me, th.O I5rh day
OF January, A +. l-ti. 4. q. RANDALL,
IL. Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

SIGNA-h is,a good sign to have
. man to enter SOur office with =
friendly gFFeting and say, ''here are
five dollars for my paper" &'S.-
It is . bad sign to hear . man say
be S TO OPOet to take paper; ten
to OnH, be spends more than the cost
Of one for whisky every month of his
life -
It is a good sign to see-S poor man
wear old clothes.
1t is q bad sign to zee . man filling
holes in his windows.
1t is a good sign to see a woman
dressed with taste.
Il is q bad sign to see her husband
sued for her gems and jewelry, ,feath'
ers and foOlery.
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A CoTENPoRARY indaiees ID the
following sagacious reflections:
mo man can afford to give up bu.
siness and he who wishes to sell to
the intelligent reading, permanent
people of q city, must notify them
through, their favorite newspaper
where their needs can be supplied.
The harder and duller the times, the
greater the need Of stiInulous thro'
advertising"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

EstGbIiaRed eePresslY 70 AFFORD ne a6sicted sOERd
dnd seieRtffc Xsdlcdl Aid, IN the tredfn,eNt
, AkiEEzaraQ of az PriORts 9p6 hGApORi6
Diseases, cases ofsecresy dRd
al eeeNdl disorders.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
Dr. WOBrttp. @''aa
PRIVATE MEDICAL AID,
QUICK CURES
MoDERAFE CHARGES
DIR. DOIiERTY'S
PRIVATE
Medical and Surgical Institut
SACRAMENTO STREET,

Below Montgomery, Opposite the Pacific Mall
Steamship Cot. .ofice6 Private entrance on
LeidesdofG st., San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

FoR NonRetention Incontncnce Of Urine lnhamr1a-
ton liberation OF the Dladcr Kdneys Diseases CT
the Prostrate Gland Grav Drc Dust Deposits, Drops
plants, &c.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
CURE OF DISEASES,

nR. MOORE would lrespectfnlly inform the
~ people Of California that he has established an
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-07
DIED.

July 9th EDITH NJ BIRRELL only daughter Of John aod
Eula Bnell, aged ? years, 10 months and Ii days
Close her cyeds-prcss them gently
Ger the dull and leadcn eyes,
For the soul that made her lovely,
Hath returned unto the skies.
Wipe the death-(lrops from hcr forehead
Sever dear golden trcSS,
Fold her icy hands all mecky,
Smooth the little snowy dress.
Scatter flowers DER her pillow
Gentle flowers pure and white
Lay this bud upon her bosom,
There, now softly say good night.
While the twilight shadows gather
We shall wait in vain to feel,
Little arms all white and dimplcd.
Round our necks softly steal.
Our wet cheeks shall miss the preSsur".
OF sweet lips warm and red;
And cur bosoms sadly, sadly,
Miss that darling little head,
Which won't to rest there SwectIy.
And those gentle eyes so bright
We shall miss their loving glances,
We shall miss their soft good night
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-07

ROBBERY. THE bed chamber of Mr. s.
Dealham, over his store, lO6, King street. was
entered through the back window, on Wednes-
day night, and $3.50 in I. 80 notes stolen. Mr..
and Mrs. Dealham were asleep in the room at
the time, but the robbery was committed
without awaking either Of them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-07
q CID g.

Yesterday morning considerable excitement
prevailed in Georgetown in consequence Of the
stoppage Of Canal boats by the Collector, for the
non. payment of tolls. 1t appears that
Judgment rendered against tie Canal Company
twenty years ago, in favor Of Mr. Brady, of
Western Maryland, still outstanding, was at
tempted to be executed by the Sheriff Of ALE
ghany county, who attached the tolls in the
hands of the coal agents. The collector ap-
piled for a. squad of policemen to preser7 e.
peace on the toy: path, which was promptly
detailed. No disturbance beyond little hard
swearing occurred.
1t will be seen by an address of Brig, Gen.
Slough, late Military Governor OF this place,
that at his own request, he has been relieved
his former home in Colorado Territory It is
due to him stosadd, that during his administra-
tlon here, he has by his promptness and eff
cheney, preserved entire order and promoted
several works ofiiEterest and importancet to our
citizens. His farewell address is conceived and
expressed in conaaendable spirit and with
excellent feelings towards our citizens
-% $780,
We learn that the Mansion House Hotel, in
this place, has been leased by Messrs. S. J.
Saunders and Martin Maddox, who are making
the necessary preparations to open a first class
house. We further learn that they have Sc
cured the services Of Mr.. Edwin Ashby,
widely. and most favorably known in all this
section of the State.
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lA01d N. Mnrn l.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-07

CLOSING EXERCISES. -Loretto Day School,
Mrs. E. V. Carne, principal closed it's session
on Wednesday afternoon last, by the usual dis
tribution of premiums at the school room, No.
so King street. Premiums were awarded to
Misses Mary Brown, Maggie Dundon, Libbie
Lawn, Emma Studds, Marian Swami, Lizzie
Doran, Ada Swami, Emma Self, and Annie
Cawood, in the female Department.
In the male Department premiums were
awarded to Franklin Holsapple, Albert Davis,
Alfred Davis, Benz. Doran, Charles Howell,
Edward Howell, and j. ohm G. Wilson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-07

the time, but the robbery was committed
without aWakiDg either of them.
Austin Suttles, of Westmoreland county,
Va, charged with assisting James Harrow in
killing Warren D. Watson and Mr. Touley,
at Bluff Point; and Jesse Lewis, of West
moreland county, Va charged with assisting
guerrilIas in robbing the house Of Mrs.
Weaver; are on trial before Court Martial in
Washington.
Fish are said to be very abundant at this
time in the lower Potomac-and the finest
sleeps head, salt water tailors, drum, rock
and perch are caught in great numbers. There
is, also, an abundance Of crabs.
An immense number Of government horses and
mules will be offered at public sale at the arse
nal, grounds, Harper's Ferry, Va, on to.mor-
TOW, the 9Th inst. under direction Of Captain
Flag, 4, 9. N.
The diptheria is said to be very prevalent in
Georgetown Among the deaths are Hiss
Stevenson, daughter Of the late Andrew
Stevenson Of Va, and Mr.. Chas Shoemaker,
son Of the venerable Geo. Shoemaker, who is
lying i'll in Philadelphia.
There will be a meeting Of Potomac Lodge,
[. O. 0. T.. this evening, at the old hall.
Address will be deliyerel The Daughters Of
Rebecca, and members Of the Order, generally,
will be present.
The prospect for cornin the counties border
ing on the Potomac is very fine. Wherever
corn is planted there is likely to be good
yield.
The weather has again become very warm.
The Thermometer to-day at noon, in the shade,
stood at 60.
szr=EnEsH=rrs-n=Sz=S.
DIED
July 9Th EDITH NJ BLRRELL only laughter Of John and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-07

nay~ PoToMAc LODGE, No. 3S /. @. Q. 7.
After cessation Of labor for several years,
No. 80 is about to resume its work. On Friday
evening next, July 7th, we will meet again at
the Lodge Room, on Columbus street. Mem
bers Of the Order, in good standing: with .he
female portion Of their families. and .ne
"Daughtcr Of Rebccca,' are cordially invited
to be present with liz on the occason Friend
ship, Love and Truth i: the aiE1 Of OR irstj-
tuton and the motto 81 our order. By Reso-
tuition Of the Lodge. HE Committee.
" 6---2J
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-07-07

ALEXANDRIA FREE ScHooID-Ihis inter
esting Alexandra Institution founded by Gen.
Washington closed this morning The annual
examination was quite creditable to the boys
and their Preceptor, and at It's close the follow
ing premiums were delivered to the meritorious
students, after which collation. in the Shape
of ice cream, &C., was served up. lst, Pre-
MUM, for studies, to Horace Swain; lst for
Attendance, to Samuel Daw LIST, for Conduct,
to JOS Glover; Premiums also, for Geogra-
ply to Chas. Dolan Grammar, John Sweeney;
Reading, Samuel Merchant; Arithmetic, Ed
ward Moore Spelling, Richard Allen; Pen
manship, Horace Swain and Loudoun Camp
bell; Primary Studies, Frank Tru5hard and
Chas Hutchins. It is much to be regretted
that greater encouragement is not extended
to the pupils, by q large attendance Of guard
ians, Teachers, parents and citizens generally.
The representative of the Gazette was the only
person present, save the teacher and pupils
This should not be SO, Alezandrians should
take pride in this establishment.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
CTEINWAY g. SONS s
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
PIAN FO Il II T. S.

are now ged the best instruments in America,
we as in Europs having taken Ihrtytro Frn Premiums
God and NRrer Medals tine Principal Fairs be.d in this
country fn years and IN addition thereto they
were awarded First frze Medal at the Great lHternatona
Exhibition IN London 1852, ioT
POWERFUL. CLEAR. BRILLIANT, AND SYhpATHETIc IoSE
with excellence o. wokmanshD shownin grand ana square
PIANOS. -, ,,
There were 269 Pianos fFo ill parts OF the word entered
for on and the special pondet OF Ihe Times
Me,srs srErYwAYs indorement by the jurors u EN-.
rh and stronger aud TO Che point than that oil any
European maker. ,,,., L., :, r,.,,,1
Tns triumph Of American Pianoioes IN Eng ana
has siign IN musical circles throughout the con
,i and a. 7, ut the Me.sr. STEISTAY are N cons int
OF on icrs rou Europe thus inau gur4s hew pae
In The history o American Plnoortes By creating IN them
article OF export ,,.-.-... no, v,v-
EVERY STEIywAT FIaSCPoRTH ~ " AA1iA'A-' '' ''
lHARs.
.,,,,,. ,c,,, and most valuable imporan, improve
rens by Neslr stenway Sons, Ia thef Fi'o'
iortes, - r,-,..,,sr,s
THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF fuRcHsL"'
i directed ~ thetr
PsrgHr AGRAPTg ARPASGEnESr' M ,o-o,
fRor which letter. rlteut granted ileih .'"s' ~ '
Tho value aud Importance OF tbs invention bilu- Di
prgc.cally tested during period OF nr'y al~ y.'' ~
-teipwsy1 sons I'm a heir Grauis and lfhc pi1'u !,
pi,uo1rte, AMI admtted 20 BE- tie greatssl IoN
modern mes they aul0unce thai they nave asl
10 introduce Their Iaten, Agufe Arralfenet IN e.e
Ti4aolJye manu- j0cd ~ tienl whom W Tcise V ~ .s;
In order m al their patrons may reap 'f' "i ap'a'so VI
t.ls improvement. ..- ....l,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
RENEWED HIS AGE.

Rev. NJ THATCHER Of fNew.YoTA in letter says; ~
ago IL TO- One year es y h4F was very gray aad .a'A
nd NJ. : 4 Alea'. Wolls Hair Ie.orer a,coTdr 70
directions, ana now ~, hasis .ored to is r'a'A '''
ard lls cs-se1 TO isn.
Tle zylo5.ara-ia have found the best and m''; e.
able lssl.e. ils have usei.'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
"A c a r p
STATEMENT OF FACTS,

The Peioube, Orgaus Publicly Exhibited for the First
Tre since their manufacture bezin some ten years Since al
the Fair OF tie American Institute, September IL 10 October
49, 1865 Taken In their rlrest cases. they were placed on
their ment. solely aud pa, IN direct Competition win the
Cabnet" Or,ans Of Mason Hamn in cases elabom'eiy
onamented They were examined and tested the most Rigid
manner by large number Of Leading Mucians Or,s and
Experts daru, he weeks ohe arand we've pronounced
to be- ra,ly upenorto the much praised "C.bact Orans %
Mason Hamin both in Manuals and in Pedals ia q ity
Variety and Power Of Tone. and n choir number o. Com
bin,tions Critically examined by jury posed o. Apple
ton Of Boston and Jaidine Of Ncw-i5Ts, orPn'buit r.
Bcrse the well known Mufi-a rcrtor aud or ui e. H.
Seymour Musical Critic ol IHE NV YoRK TiEs ani Dr.
Ringer. orrani and expert In Reed Instruments they we.e
unanimously awarded Fiut P,em.rn
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

FREE READING Rooms FOR loUSG MN
Tie Yong Mems Christian Association hope sooa Ia
be able 10 cxicEd thc fc, of iAe.r Society 90 the
lower sections Of tie city by opening branches. Tie
Association VIII Lold a public meeting tomorrow
csuulay) evening % Ir,ire Hil, at vh'l addresses
Will be delivered By tie Row Joseph q. hr-'i and
the Rev Drs Hastng, and John Cotton ,mIth.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
MRS. s. A. ALLEN,
Reputation Established
OF WORLDWIDE REPUTATION.

Reputation Established
Mrs. S. a. sG,ge,s is truly a.
a,,ebgtc bemef0ccress, syssd her
aCCuGtes'fasl Swcccss is Msal1s'e-
ceese.sted. Her fame and
her dsiscoveries haze gone
ABROAD, and so-Gtsy she Is
iss hes" 5i,se sAe largest sissyis.
w5NcsMress fas sise sCOrIa.
Everybody Interested.
Y'OxSa 0nN oGG age are e,iihe
Benefited 6y the Wse of Mrs.
s. .I. e1ilen's ss0rla1's Hair
RessOver and EEair Dress.
ing. TacyN act egirectsy csv0ss
the roots CFLtc hgis', causing
luCsri0;st gs'oaCth and be0ax-
sy. E'0ssr haiy,sf changed TO
grey cr sChiie 5y sicksess or
other ceivSes, aCill soon be re.
stored 10 ics NGtNrGg color
Gnd Ge0gfy. DanssrmG erNet-
scagea f0reUer. The Flair
falling ssorye0. THE most
degic0se heOty-greSS or o0as.
mctcGn besCOs's, sCithOc't fear
0fsosllasg. EheamoStaetsgiet.
fas frOsrgmce 10 sAe hoSir ss
impaired. EF yOu srfs6: TO
restore yowr hsSir, as tn
yc,sth, v',G retain tt through
lite, ,CteIsONs eJeyay purchase
~ botsye of eNcls Of eEErs. 9. Il.
.Tiiess's gE'Orst's EK0ts' re.
ssorer O;sd Dressing.
Sold by Druggists throughout tho World.
PRINCIPAL SALES OFFICE,
1Ss g. 200 Greenwich ST., Tey.KcEA.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
VALUABLE TESTIMONY.

Tie Rev. \. WEBSTER, Boston, Mass "n'es'
have ael through the ajyice Of personal friends Mrs A.
Aliens Wo,ds Hair RcstoIer AID Zyobal'aHum oI sefdA
month. past with great ec, And entire satisfaction an
nor r,i,e, blla 10, g,ay; ny t dry and 'fae sas
ba, e,l!neG the so.,uess of is earlier years.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
CITY NEW -.

The ReT CnArNcAf GiLis VII denver n i'c'
turo tomorrow Sunday evening ai tho Cooper lut
tu,c. on Life u tie Spiritual Nui." Hs di-calracs
have attracted large audiences. ana eylte.4 tona Do
AID a liberal spiI.t Of fp' losophy.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
a. USEFUL
ESTABLISH MEIl'1.

M j. y. ELLIS h.. l'u-rra'cd aver, dlhe business
enterprise Va connection Ei'I che wheeler WILSON aI
Howe Sewing Sac Hue. 10" ha. o-a'i goo r3t'is.yc 90
tablshn"nt or bfcl. ~. a. tlt Conner OF iyciy'e gId -
here be- as ueuis hy Which ia s shii tp .
on s..in: hire tf the month, aovne ir. .d n -o.c
in.tsuces the ah1e ni ~ appr o. ' ta. PurDH" " r
lac hine ggi B. igal.hly .' With H alf"." ou fr
Company rr 70 tls Do alo adl c.rry es .r tho
RIOS; thorough htlucuoi .u wo-AIr- p fir u. .iu-f
with much tf. advice aud aie il procuring w0. srrr
attention :, pad 10 the claims of sod' Widow lrd danel
ter. many whom dty make applications to lre 4nd pore
chase uaehlef to be paid Tor by ia.aer'. None ar.l
whose honesty youclc for allowed t1 aaty oupy
handed. bon connection with us b-rcl tire frUin-t.
chine business. ST. ELLIS ha. or.lf ed E,ru '0r 'E
wage end dr o. frlns succeeded u frncr rI1r 4
large number oi intelligent young hies who etsr perform
their wor. ~ tlcir home. u'1 .il.oH with
nacLue WoIsne hy the day fho week, the
esabi,'ucnt may hr preferred itr i-'lrr " on
Machinr s the vorc for family sew ns aud abe Howe Ma
chine invented ana perfected n old B details by Aif. Elias
Howe cspccay rs.ued for tailoring and heavier
featuring work l1rihuue.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

TEMPERANCE ADDRESS BY a lorNG LApT.-
Attention is invited TO the announcement, ia another
column. Of IN address 80 be delivered D.! 3.s Laura
Robinson next Wclpcs'ay evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11

Rev. piHIELT WOOD. Aiddie.own ". T., writes; BY
,he use OF ,.rs ) 4 An. Words Hair Restore and Ha
Dre.sr tie Lain has sre-y iekened upoa ny mead and
pa. On very lea ny spreaFa,e The sane is 'rue q m'
daughter; ler aiF had become thin and came ont 'n'a
until we hoo, 4 the head would be almost aaFe' be- haF IA
hand.oe aickced ~, I'D also hls he4..al aPIss
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
..l

FEET COvERlNcs' roR TIE fOUyG. ND
B.LNoRAL5 T.H AIL-tAsTE H. I.-. I' Hi' '-..l %
fhr wants of yoHus He r. .na .. .0t ti..l .-'' '
r,.v oi tD.fs add Shoes tr bn. end or worthy I. n
don ol Psr.r... fi. c-. '.f.rlf. u NO- D.. h.. 4.y
be'wrfu .g.U'n ani INr Nd. &C., RI. t. ..t.lr t
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
FOR CHILDREN'S HAIR. =.

Mr.. CLARK. wiz, OF ,Le Rev. d. W. Clark cnei nall
Ohio writes: 81 have Usct Nlis : H. ANe's ~y
h uch satisfaction in @essas my own and children 'n'H'
Aoer irving various lrices feel no hesitation IN recon"
nendus yours q. the 5t have ever used 1t gives 'Ne '''
.o glossy appearance and retains it in any o''uen -
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
f,r-s-rEs sal. 2 =, 4 sEis : l-s.J.zs-1
Lr,ond I'M cl,L- or rs.-ayentn.r .

beyond all cl,l. rpefalyeHtnsc!
Sold cou.ra, c, my expressed VIII, when, OF ay return.
received evidence a obi. ruuclt iad been bought uIde
Jai,e g,eitasc, Immediately rendered the Mion Ero.rs'
The amount psil ri anI deuafdi t- i'f'rwc' Of irni.
q, ,he ,ame time af,nay usa t1f hrn and ct aH se'
-op,d iea than oy nsag Of ae Pdoat' 0yaA'
oyt 20 .i Ghg,acefi iry and Ditcry as iat o.d'
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tory to tAc ethbiou room o, &c 1r tAc INSTRUMENT n
question had I've weeks service there, and naturally needed
tuning 10 the hands oil W present owners, litr being Used
asa Alofe TO Improve the "socond oas. nstuucus now
made by them u viii douhtcl be rut 90 tc most .ui'be
Condition iof h,r nee aud be ruc-upuo1y u.ed by thii
n.. Honorable firm ior an those purpose, rt wso readily
,.e,a. them give, 20 men Of tlo'r Ncrown lore, of a.
r,rfoi and emdy aile .eucaf Algor ilayml thus J.cly
,,.d the foregoing -rry OF fru, win conclude by
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
PROM LONDON.

Tbe Funeral of Lord pa'u ~rsion The
sccpe NJ Cambridge EIo 4sc, Along tie
Zinc Of the ProcesSioII and i'm West.
minister Abboy-A SUE den Atmospheric
Enect-TaiI OF Ear I RusscIi aud the
Csbinei-WOrc A6O ~ the Cattle Plague
"A Pu.ure Exhib Gicn-Ttcris.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-11
his WIFE APPROVES.

IN, Rev l. MOORE, late \ CENT American Bb.e InSn'
r,,s.. "I have used Ms :. A. Aliens WoFi1s haif Ne
.,r and sir Dressing and It mas also been used ym'
wife We uuqualidedy pronounce them the S''' p'eP"'
s -. have .yer used-ia elles declaration many t'eaS'
Mn ~
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