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DER. EASTE3sLY,S
DIARRHEA SYRUP.

: .H3E1,
This n1odicine will cure Dierrhoa,
eysentery7 Cholera Eorbrs, Sum.
Eor Complaint, Collie, Wind in the
rangerent Of the Stomach and Bow.
els Of Children when Teething.
In the summer thousands te from BOWEL CON.
PLANTS that might be saved bY tho timely use OF
DE. EAsIEfLf'a D1ARRuEA SYRUP.
MOTHERS. why Will you let your CHILDREN DIE
when SAFE aui SURE RESfEbY Is o,:ercI "a -N1
= Price 50 cents per bottle,
a. For saIe st DR. E. EASTEELES Family II atfcfne
Gto{G, q NItasQn street. Chicago. LII
, 1865-01-07

For One DOfENr
Will send cschrsted French reel &c f,r restoring
.f3 .1r 10 the original co}Lt, with I'll actions fof
Lsne Warranted ~ Trpscscnte or uone3 refunded
fne dollar ei'a ocuft enough .r ycar't Eu-
illinois. ' AN~"'
N:n.-Thls il RksroRAr1y7, NOT dyc.
, 1865-01-07

pei t6n.
The Ice to he subject to tl,. inspection reaSuee-
mtnt, and approval OF d Meisr+ Il O:Hcer, Of other
lor. ~~Np'sA
cite bills ccrti1ed TO b5 the Medical director,
{SlgnedJ -
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NORTHWESTERN NATION
IN Al BANK or CHICAGO.

- Al BANK or CHICAGO.
TREASURY DEPARtMENT,
Once Of Comptroller o; the Currency
NAsH1Ea1pS, August 5o lb6a
Whs.ess By satisfactory evidence presented to ths
tendsafsigneo: i ~ neen made e appear that ths
St mS1sc Comfy ot Cook mn state q llllncs. III
3usemens. Of the act Of Coueas entitec An sct to
,2ae n,,aa h.nonA, secafen b pledge 81
md Redemnt1;n thereof" sppraved June Sd i'll M
M o,1s9 e99mp'sa s xta :, q tns proyon. q sao
uekk Of bknktnE under said 1ct
,is;, if;o., Therefore l Agsa Ac;u1LrE; Com, trollez
fn Nstt1nG Bank Ct Chicago, y the City Of Chicago
oDnt5 OF Cock End State Of Illinois, IL authorized TO
commence the business Of hankng unJef tho nct
Aforesaid. ~ "
n tecttmony whereof v1tnass MI hand ApS sea, of
3fnee this hirtitsh tky oi August, 1864.
leoFLse2l sn- HCkH MCtULLOcH
h0h-FhbS4ek EQpbtfn1fef IF tsuerrncv
, 1865-01-07

By tho use Of the cHHH.
0kEE REMEDY md
CHEROKEE INJECTION
-the tNo medicines 1t sha
same ttEne-All improper
discharges xre f1luovxd
and the weakened orxa11
are speedily rnatoreH to
full vfsoF aud health.
For full particularly Fe<
our pamphlet ttoua any
drug atore In the country.
or wFtto to u9, and WI VIII
mail fee to Auy adtEess =
full treatise,
, 1865-01-07

Ers C. EeczkHyft1
Con1dentlai Physician, lat. OF Phuadciphta, has
opened an 0ce at No. 163 Dearborn ttrret. where
II prepared to trcst alt ttse uxtute,
herinF hat twelve 7c.rs exper1' in the Eastern e.
Sr. he able to warrant sure aud speclr sty
th 'rece arc lew. Consultation tree. Once open
.s-t m 4. n. to 10 r, II. ms drA6 10t.fe
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
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Married.
BAu-SULlIvAN Newark, N. j., on Thursday
August 81 by the Rev. DR.. Poor, WILLIAM r. H. BALL TO
N.ss LixzIE w. eldest daughter OF D. Sullivan, Esq
CooKsoN-BoNsALL-In Port Jervis, on Wednesday,
August g. by the Rev. Mr. Garethy, DAVID +. COoKsoN
20 ELz ANN, eldest daughter Of the late Joseph
Bonsal, all Of Jersey City.
GALNA-RUTHERFoRD.- Don Thursday August 81, by
the Rev. James Met rector Of the Church Of the Holy
Martyrs NIXON GALNA OF Trenton, Canada West to An
A., daughter Of the late Allan Rutherford Of this
city.
noon August go Clock ut the residence OF Solo
mon Beuthner Esq, by the Rev N. j. Raphael assisted
BY tho Rev. J. s. Kramer, NATHANIEL JACoB1 Esq, Of
Wilmington N C., TO Miss RosALIE BEUrusER, Of this
city.
Charleston (s CO. and Wilmington IN. c. papers
please copy.
George W. Collord, Ws LEE, formerly OF Baltimore, to
Mrs. MATILDA N. MYGATT, Of this city.
PAYBERG-MorT. Friday, July Is, by the Rev. DR..
r. W. Geissenhainer, CHARLES A. L. PAYBRRG, Of New
York. TO Miss MARY NJ. MOrr, Of Hoboken.
RIxRA-GARCIA-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, August
IL ct the residence OF the BRIDES parents by the Rev.
william Keegan, MIGUEL RIERA to Miss Rosa Z. GARCIA,
eldest daughter or Manuel H. Garcia both OF Spain No
cards
SAwYm-SMru. New York, on Wednesday, Au-
gust 80, by the Rev. Alexander Mclean Mr. BYRON L.
6AwYER, Of Richmond, to LIZZIE daughter Of George
G. Smith, of this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thursday, August 81, at the
residence Of A. Marks, Esq, Harlem, by Rev. William
lowbray Of Grace church, LEWIS ScHnoNMAkfR OF New
Patz, Ulster county, to HENRIETTA sE'xAs OF this city,
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TIE PRAIRIE CHICKEN HUNT In IowA.-The second an
nual chicken hunt in Delaware county, Iowa. took place
August H. Two persons chose Sides the design being to
have twenty marksmen each side; but two on one
side failed to come to time Az A. M. thirty eight
Of the best shots In Manchester and vicinity started
pursuit Of game doing their best till eleven o'clock
when they all met with their families for picnic din
ner in grove FIVE miles west OF Manchester. They
cooked about two hundred chickens and with other
danties, made out superb repas At halfpast three
p NJ the gunncrs went at their murderous work again
and kept up till dark when they all again at Man
chester for supper. On counting the chickens it was
found that eight hundred and fftys had been
slain, and the party numbering twenty was
nineteen chickens ahead Of the eighteen men. Game
was comparatively scarce, and Of the best marks
men had poor luck in finding coveys. Dr. Cox, Of
the shots in Delaware county, fred twenty times
and killed his bird every time Tom Blunt, another
ing fftytwo birds. Last year, when game more
abundant, he brought down upwards Of one hundred
The highest number killed this year by any one person
was fifty seven, the next highest fifty FIVE
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young lady who resides al Groton had Of her
snkes spraned and broken while on the top Of noun.
Aonadnoek the other day. Fortunately there was q
surgeon at hand, who soon reduced the fracture Inc
diifcuty was how 10 get her down, and nov .s was
overcome Is thus described by correspondent oi the
Boston Transcript who Was also the surgeon VINO AZ
tended upon her - ...
down weighing as supposed some one hundred and
twenty pounds and that by being taken upon
mans back as one boy would cay Int bar s was
no mincng the matter thought OF sending for chair
10 set her in and TO turn its back 70 ms as persons are
carried across rivers in South America but this would
not do for the chairs legs and her feet would hit the
rocks behind him he stepped down. and would pitch
them headIong into the crags below Two could
Axe her between them for the narrow crooked pre-
cipitous path would not admit Of IL.
An old gentleman, bald and venerable appearing,
farmer pulled his coat and hat and loaded her high
upon his back and shoulders he casping his hands be-
hind him over her lower limbs. Another man at his
shoulder steadied him, and the descent begun
He stopping well forward struggled along, with her
head high above his, and her profuse and beautiful
curls floating negligently about his neck and acea
markable spectacle, the old man worked his way
across the top Of the craggy mountain.
But when they approached the brow Of the almost per-
peDdicular rocks, he staggering under his load, her
heart quaed and quite failed her. but shutting her eyes
and claspng his neck with 6rmer grasp this goobld
moved gently and safely down with the prayers OF
nifty hearts about him Finally, his forehead and face
flushed to bursting he evidently glad to find
resting place to deposit his precious burden.
Next came somewhat younger man. who offered his
broad shoulders and sturdy muscles TO the trying and
dangerous task Steadied by some behind or be-
Aoie, vi 'iihee ny klnuly support Ol
either shoulder he brought her safely down another
short space There also good deacon John Cutter OF
Minchendon, standing upon rock below observing the
difficulty and humanity of the task who, or with his
coat and hat and although probably between sixty and
seventy years Of age came right the rocks and offered
70 take his turn where danger and death stared them in
the face.
kndlier heart never moved; her instinct
politely accepted and she gently eased down another
fghtful space Of the steep rocky mountain side Then
came taller and stronger than any who had offered
70 be her carrier before who leaving wife and children
below, bound himself TO the burden, and nobly did he
lift her down the rugged Steep So by turns these gene
men, encouraged by the ladies' relieved each Other
until she was seated in her carriage at the Halfway
House, where multitude of kind strangers offered re
feshments and congratulated her for her forude and
success.
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cS WALKER STREET, UP STAIRS. OPENING DAY
OO "wednesday, Sept 6-we have received, by the last
steamer new stock of the French Flowers Feather
and Pignes &C Also the latest Pattern Bonne (Which W
wife The trade MILLER BRO. Importers.
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OFFICE OF THE MONTANA PETROLEUM COMPA.
" ny, q and 60 Broadway, room No g. ", Sept. !,
1865 The Trustees Of the Montana Petroleum Company have
declared dividend Of three per cent for month OF Au
gust payable September The transfer books will be
closed from 9Th to 10th Of September. 800
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hcDoseAL-- Brooklyn, on Wednesday, August go
ANGUS McDosaALL, aged SO years.
QUIDoR On Thursday, August 81, RACHEL, WIDOW Oh
George Quidor, in the S1st year Of her age.
The friends and relatives Of the family are invited 70
street, on sunaaS .er nee a. two O'clock
RoHDESBuRG. --On Friday. September ], SOPHIA LOUISA,
the beloved daughter Of r J. and Sophia Kondenoart'
aged years, IL months and rs days.
The friends and relatives Of the family are respecuy
invited TO attend the funeral, on Sunday afternoon,
half two O'clock from the residence Of her parents
corner OF Seventy seventh street and Third avenue 10
New York Bay Cemetery.
Philadelphia papers please copy =, rnnrs,ov
SCUDDER.--A Fishkill on the Hudson on IhuIsuay,
August 81, ELzBErH youngest child oil henry y ana
Louisa H. Scudder
only child Of Robert A. and Henrietta Tremper aged 10
months and days.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the mem.
bers Of Neptune Engine Company, No are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock from the residence Of her parents No. Al
WArrs~At Albany on Thursday, August 81, JAMES A.
Wars son Of William Watts, OF Carmel
and @ q Se III,
residence Carmel, Putnam County, N Y.
Carmel papers please copy
81, Roswell SMITH, son Of W. James and Clara A. Will
liams aged IL months
funeral from the residence of his parents Of
l14th street and First avenue Harlem on Sunday after
WARSER-In Philadelphia, on Wednesday, August so,
CHARLES WARNER formerly Of the Forefce Hotel in this
city.
Funeral from 3al Chestnut street, Philadelphia, on
Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. His friends in this
city are respectfully INVITED to attend.
OBITUARY.
MARK STEPHENSON, H. D.
This gentleman-a successful practitioner OF over
thirty five years the city Of New York, died August
49, 1896, aged 81 years. Born in the city Of Hudson,
Columbia county, studied medicine in Albany, and a
graduate OF the College OF Physicians and Surgeons Of
New York. he rose by his own exertion energy and
talents to an honorable standing in his profession Feel
ing the importance OF greater knowledge OF the treat
ment opthamic diseases he turned his attention to
this branch, in which he principally distinguished
as surgeon In 1850 he commenced course Of lectures
on opthalmic surgery and in the following year sue
ceeded in founding institution through much oppos
ton and discouragement. He was permitted 70 live
long enough to II rest firm foundation for USE
funess and to be cassed among the many benevolent
institutions Of this cya school where the student can
qualify himself in this the most important branch OF med
ica science (ophalmc SURGERY consistent Christian
an indulgent father and Arm friend. Among the poor
and afflicted will his memory ever be cherished.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRfAGE-CoN-
n tanning nearly pages and 80 hne plates and
cravings az the anatomy the human organs In
or health disease with treatise on early error ~ de-
consequences the mind and body with the
authors plan OF ucatmenthc only rational and succcssfu
mode Of cure shown by the report Of tested
marriage who would know their physical condition sent
free address receipt OF 26c IN szmps
or postal Address Dr. La CrcI 81 Maiden lane.
Albany, n. v
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IN are hereby notified that they will be paid when due
ss5 and January 1865 in United States gold coin
c. T. MEADER Agent
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sOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY. 90 BROAD,
NJ New YorkFor sale lease valuable Lands In all
Southern States suitable cotton RICE tnrpen
tine lumber grain grapes and other fruits and for farming
purposes generally: also Mining Lands. containing gold s
copper iron and coal with water power. % immFa
invited Information In regard 10 lands, localities, Ao
without CHARGE offered capt.
talists and laborers KEMP y. BATTLE Secretary.
RErKKkNcg.
Peter Cooper. ESQ.,, New York
A. A. Low ESQ, President Chamber OF Commerce. ~ y.
Jay Cooke, Esq. Philadelphia
George IT, Stuart, ESD, Philadelphia.
His Ercellency Governor Holden, of Nsrth Carolina.
NEW YORK O. LODGE OF PERFECTION, NO. !. 4.
IN and RThe members Of this lodge hereby notl
ned that labor will be resumed At their rooms Masonic Hail.
liz and l6 Thirteenth Saturday evening Sep
tember MsP. NJ Degree cfsM By order
c. r. McCLENAChAN. T. r. q. r.
A. r. MoaiARry, q. See
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CLOTHING.

AT 81 EAST TWELFTH STREET NEAR BROAD.
n way-L. CAsHBER0 pays the highest Broadway
prices for ladies' and gcntemens or Clothing Ladies
waited upon by Mrs. Cashberg
A DvANCED-THE PRICES OF cAsr.orr WEARING
APPAREL Furniture Carpets Ac - we S..llornm
avenue between and Twenty third streets
where all orders will be duly attended to- In or out Of city
TTEvTIoN. AND GENTLEMEN ARE Qua.
IN ranteed hghest prces for their left on
Clothing Furniture Carpets A by calling sddeesine
Mr. Mrs Misf, III Third avenue near Fourteenth st.
A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAVING ANY CAST OFF
@ dsgCss q ca Isl fair Pre- y calling On nss o.
Chatham.
r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE UT
most value for Cast on wsarins ARPassh rsssvs
Bowery opposite 0rssi Jones street Ladies sssssess
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DRY GOODS.

lust RECEIVED PROM AucrION-A LARGE Lot
81 OF Linen Sheets Bed Ticks Mosquito Netting white ard
colored Blankets with fun assortment Of housekeeping
Dry Goods generally at B. COLES No. $50 Broadway, two
doors above Union square.
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kansas-infantry Tenth regiment; cavasry, Eleventh
regiment. Company b.
hiaine-ArtilIey, First regiment, heavy
Massachuseits-Infantry, Thirty first regmens srtii,
ery Company d. First BATTALION heavy Third regiment
heavy ordered TO be consolidated with the First arti
iery. Consoidaonu0t made
Maryland-Cavalry, Third regiment
Minnesota Infantry Fifth regiment
New Hampshire-Arilery, Companies A aud B, First
heavy--last Of tho regiment
New York-Infantry. Fifty sixth regiment order for
muster out revoked cavalry, Third regiment provision
al seventh cavalry, or First mounted rifles changed
FOURTH provisional cavalry artillery Second and Fourth
regiments heavy
oho-lniantry, Fiftyeghth, Seventy second One
Hundred aud Eshty fourth and One Hundred and Nine
ysixth aud Seventh independent company sharpshoot
ers artillery, Twenty sixth battery cavalry First Union
Light Guard company Presidents Guard, second regi
ment, Companies A, d, c, ID, 4, y, and H
observation-disclosures, Forty seventh regiment,
DER for muster out revoked.
Rhode Island-Artillery, Third
Vse oasin-infantry, Eighth ard Eleventh regiments
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

Tho Cunard mail steamship Scotia, Captain gddkins,
will leave this port to morrow for Liverpool
The mails FOR Europe will close at half-past seven
O'Clock to morrow morning.
The NEW YORK Rehabilitation for Europe-wlh DO
published at half pas, six o'clock in the morning
Single COPIES wrappers realty for mailing six cents
Persons leaving their address at the counter to dag
have the paper mailed to any part OF Europe.
There is hut One standard PERU mG I'm
Amcrica-PHALON'S NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS.
foreign have been ruled u the market
present tariff regretted. however. tho
NIGHT BLOOMING CEREUS being superior TO thorn ALL
Sold by druggists everywhere
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Jersey City News.

SUICIDE woMsn nv TAXING p6rsnw. Coroner
Farrell, of Jersey City held inquest yesterday The
body Of Elem wife of Thomas Murphy, resdsng at No.
40 North Second street. Jersey City whcticd from tho
effects OF dose OF poison. Il alleged TINT the de-
ceased aud her husband a returned soldier, nved
happily together and that Saturday nglit aer beat
ing and i'll treating her he threatened To desert her The
dread Of desttuton preyed upon her mind taat sho
determined to destroy her life and accordingly swal
lowed poison used for killing reaches, end soon be-
gan suffer from its effects couple Of physicians
called in and administered the usual remedies in
such cases but without the desired effect and death
ensued the following morning. The jury rsndesed .
verdict Of death by taking poissn
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Fouxp FtoArme ~ mx wAum--Fovt PLAY susrxcr-
xp-An inquest yesterday held by Coroner Cover,
on the body Of unknown man, who was found floating
in the water the loot Of pier "a East river post
norton examination wa. made by Drs John Beach
and Christopher Wcc, who found punc,urcd triangu
lar wound penetrating Mo scalp and co,s Of blood the
surface OF the brain under the spot where external marks
OF violence wer, visible. In their opinion death was
caused by violence, and verdict was rendered ny tho
Jury thn the deceased came 70 his death by violence q
the hands Of some person or persons unknown" DE-
ceased Va aged about forty years. dressed 10
linen coat white Shirt soldiers pants and wel Htor
bod, snd had bssa In The wstsr shout TOO dasA .
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considerable excitement the upper part n Greenwich
street yesterday finally shot and killed by onicsr
Beam Of the Fifteenth precinct the carcass was lakes
to the slaughter house OF Mr. Shea at No i28 Varick
street
CouTsRrxgr.--A and dangerous counterfeit pwosI
on the Farmers Bank OF Mount Holly, n j. was in CIR
cuiaton throughout the city last evening
TERyIBiE ExPLoslos on GAs-Ycsterday morning .
terrible explosion occurred in the residence OF Mr. Dixon
A. Given No 81 West Twentieth street. forcing out the
windows, unhinging the doors and damaging and dis
placing I'll, furniture The explosion caused by
leakage in the gas pipe. Mr. Given Ind both arms
broken aud severely burned about the head
aud body. The colored servant, Lizzy, severely
bruised and burned about head and neck, and had
two fingers blown of. physician was called IN, aud
the wounds OF the injured persons were dressed.
Police Intelligence.
bold ATTEMPT AT ROBBERY --TURSING the TABLES.
Early yesterday morning while Mr. Charles Small,
siding 10 West Forty Hrst stfeet passing through
West Forty street he met by Martin Heating,
who seized hmby the throat and attempted to take his
watch Tie was in turn seized by his INTENDED victim,
and held, despite his struggles until officer Anrews, or
the Twentiesh precinct up and took him into Gus
tody. Yesterday lac was committed by Justice Dodge
THE CASE OF OFFICER DE- GRUsHE1.
The animation in the of officer DE- erushea,
who charged wish having committed an outrage on his
niece Miss Croput 1t his residence 100 Allen street. the
full particulars OF which have already been published in
Court before Justice Mansfield The facts already pub
shcd were rected after which the prisoner exam
ined by Dr. Henry f. Topping, and found be in svery
feeble condion and ruptdred in two places The
inaron was then postponed until Thursday morning at
nine O'Clock
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
In al article concerning the arrest OIL warrn super
intend.n Fire Detective Agency and 70.
called objective Waison, Accused or being discharsd
policeman, thereby refecting my character The fot
"''e - ''''''"' ""'"'' ROBExT f. WATSON.
Mro"ol.s roacr p Ssr yas. rsscs s I, Ne
A
This may certify Robert T. Watson for q long
time past member OF police department connected
with this tthe Ninsternth ITecincj Tfsr he resigned
since which time he in good and regular
standing true That have ever regarded him as
sobsr, honest intelligent competent aue ireshle man.
j. W HAKrr, Capt Mnetecnsh precinct.
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Fire in Gramercy Park Hotel.

Shortly after O'Clock on Sunday morning a fire
discovered in the Gamcrcy Park Hotel kept by Jud
Ely Of East Twentieth street and Gramercy
place. The smoke first issuing from room in
tho attic, occupied By four OF the servant girls The
alarm being given the bookkeeper assisted by the
wants Of the house, kept the flames down with pals Of
water until the house hose ready when they
taken to the room, hole cut through, and the flames
cxtinguished The fircmen promptly hand.
but other water needed than that furnished by
the house, from force pump, which fortunately had
been put in only a few days previously.
The Gre originated in closet In which the girls kept
their clothing and extended into the bedroom. The
damage to the building will be about two hundred dol
lars and TO furniture about hundred and afy dol
lars, fully insured in city insurance companies
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Fire in West Thirty-seventh street.

About FIVE O'Clock Monday morning Gre broke out
frame stable at 1856 West Thirty seventh street,
pied by butcher named Joseph Stern. The fire was
discovered shortly after the went away with the
horses and II Is supposed was caused in some way from
the light they usedA The stable destroyed. Loss
about 500; no insurance The gable end OF the build
ing-No. ls7-was damaged to the cxtont OF two hun
dred dollars and ssht damage by water done
the furniture OF Mrs Henshee The Building and fur
nture zach insured the Greenwich Insurance Com
pany
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There is hut One stand n I'd PERU m . In
uOsTETTER,s STOMACH BITrERs

Man wants "a rOStC-nO uncommon want
And and month brings forth u now one,
Which, after examining the gaxettes with cant
The discovers to be not the true one.
or such these let. their ooncoctors, vaiint.
III sing the BiTrERS that have due won
The worlds great Tonic, which no skill c,n better
Imean the mschioss BtTTERS OF HOSrErrER.
Doctors were living long before old Galen,
Ana since. exceeding learned, grave.and sage,
But the siomnchcs they were bound to tail In.
Success not until this later age
Now IL the sick folks made halein
Aud dread dyspepsia driven from the stage
Agues. repittents. headaches-real hcnd sphtters-.
Vanish like smoke before liOSrETrERS BlTrERb-
Herbs, banks and roots compose the rarc infusion,
No mineral poiSon mars their iuices pure,
And Rye mud essence holds theniin solution
The taste Is pie isanL the effect issnrc.
Meier have tho Bitters yet proved ~ dcinsion
Try them In time aud health and strength secure.
The dragon slayer figures ON thelabol,
And they, like him 10 save the weak are able
New York ohico % Cedar street.
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Iseusorrhoids Radically eured IN Tea
mrs,es, wi,hou, the use % the snfc sssssg or 900
sps-ai attention all Diseases OF the Pelvic Vfscern ~
HENRY A. DANIRLs, ~ D.. Consulting ana ope ssive
Surgeon, No. . Union square,