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ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND

AMY AMERICAN LINE 10 ENGLAND
W and FRANCE-The NewYork sud Hsvre s<e.n.hp
Cournny's fst man tesmshps ARA0O and FtiTTsS
ksvx been thoroughly rr6tted viii leave Pier No. North
River for Hsvre. calns q Falmouth, a. follows;
ARi0O ..,....HExaY A. GApsDES.....Jan- 20. 1865
FULTON......JAnns A. WorTor. ......feb. Il, Iced
ARAGO go. HENRY A. GsDeD.s...... Msrch H. l6s6
tULTON,,....JAHKs A. WoIToN. ..ApIu IL 1854
And every ~ days thereafter.
PRICES or PASSAGE PAID IN GOLD.
Fhvt cabin. .........sia 80 Second cabin. $50
Throush tickets 70 Londop.. seextta
An experienced Surgeon on board. -
Tho company will responsible for specie or valuable.
srle bis Of ads having the value expressed arc signed
therefor.
ISAAC FELL President,
No Broadway. New-fcsk.
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Amnsemcnts.

OLYMPIC rHEATER.
" Sole Lessee end hansseress. J9hN Wv
Stage Manager. IL
tfuu xsrAsLuHxExr DOCS cot ApvxxrnH II rus
Hxv.yoRK HERALD)
Misunderstanding the which b" attended tho
production sfths beautiful play entitled
On. THE so Fl Rse 81 FORTUNE,
NJ E. l. DAVENPORT,
who sppsrs In his original character can only d ps'
'''1' THIS TUESDAY, EVENING. Jan. 70,
WEDNESDAY " E s:;f Jan. ~
" In ''e'rdsn'' XII Il, : uI Ii f65;svfs ssPs
viii appear on rHrRsDAY EvENiNG ia hi, great character
Of SIR GILES oyERREACn, Ther,fOTe a,
announced as the beautiful and TO
mantle play OF ~
sboundDs in beautiful sentiments. patriotic Inspirations ard
soul stirring picture, and effects, and hch viii be presented
WITH m roT J. d sTub 5AsY 'Heio'n'
and the principal member S ;S Sf'sG S%GDDSy
will shortly make her rrappearsnee:
Doors open ct II; curtain rses at ~
Sests secured three days In sdvsne-.
LANES NJ. WEHLTs
. w EAHaS5 sS,1 % $tsSsai "a
rui.hsi Pianist and Composer. Mr.. RICHARI HOFFMAN,
has kindly consented assist at this h: Farewell Matinee
y . 1T an for the Piano By
MI 'AAhs Md ID FMLiEttTRiY.URBAN:
pree.or...........Mr. WILLIAM 6 6. D DIETaIcH
Prices Of Ad~i.sOn-PaT9oet Dress Circle VI Ne
ob,ned the theater Sale of tickets vii commence on
Monday Jan a.
Beer scbirmsr No 7oi Brosaway; William A. Pond Co.
No; @7 broadway
The s'p used BY T wsh are
sr ess concert GI,@d made by ~ Ts5ss s0r No
These Psuo' awarded the first Prize gold medal at
the Exhibition Of 1855
WOODS TnEATER.
w Broadway, opposite st. Nichols. Hotel
" THIS EvENsa AND wiEDNEsDif AFfEkNooS
o' %R chss 4 4 s1S.''i'
in two 'A Observation-Disclosures Iy fps vi" aT.roSs
In the comedir,ta Of the WIDOWS VICTIM and
PAUL ,E in The 4 81 sA ~ sSoT WEppISa.
In their marvellous Gynna.tic and Acrobstic Fests
MAGIC FOUNTAIN
Of Dancing Waters and shower Of Gold
The whole forma. COMBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS
never 0e'0'' ADMISSION 80 CENTS.
SEATS SECURED DAYS IN ADVANCE.
MATINEE at WOODS THEATER.
M grSSdgsy oIP9;te st. EishCa. HO'. :,,o..
CHANFRAU,
MAGIC FOUNTAIN.
Forming an entertainment adapted for families.
SECURE YOUR SEATS
I IGHT GUARD BALL.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
THURSDAY EVENING. jan IS. 1885,
TICKETS FIVE DOLLARS.
Admitting Gentleman and Ladiea
For sale at Music Stores principal Hoe and ct Tif
fany Co..
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ONLY DIRECT LINE to FRANCE.

DEFAhIUKES FHUM NEW YUM
Pier No. 80 n. River
WASHINGTON. 81. Snmont. FRIDAY. .........Feb.
EUROPE, A. Duchesne" .fRlDAY........ March 2
Carving only Cabin Passeageyf.
PRICE OF PASSAGE. IN GOLD.
. First ClBis, ei3 srcoSD CABIN, go
including table wine for either class.
PASSENGERS intending TO land Br,H viii be furnished here
With rsrosd coupon etets aud their baggage checked to
Pss additional charge Of % for hrs and Ia for second
Diass.
Aiedieai attendance free Of eA1ree.
FOG further informgton apply TO
GEO. MACKENZIE Agent
Removed fcm No. 7 to No. ssiBrosdwsy.
Al PARA II Boulevard des CsPucnes (0tsnd Hoteil
Al Hsxrr. WIN. ISEl.lN co.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

EOR PROVIDENCE DIRECT.-The new
l. and stanch side.whe- steamer CITY OF PROVIDENCE,
0 tuns burGen. George b. Hull Commander will leave Pier
No. 80 North River, foot Of Jayst., every TUESDAY.
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, ot+ O'Clock. For freight or
passage apply on board. Fare 81
STATEN ISLAND FERRY for N. Brighton,
~ Hatbor fsc,oryvile and Port Richnond-S los.
IL m $3.50 p. ms 8, 1850 M, 1880, $3.50 p. No
freight rsceiv. after D..
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A SITUATION as COachman or Porter in
"A store Good references given. Apply q No. W we"
Thirtieth-st.
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN Lessee and ManagsI.....-.......WM. WHEATLEf
(rHIs ESTABLISHMENT DOES Not ADVERTISE IN rHe
NETWORK HERALD.)

NETWORK HERALD)
Second week Of the engagement Of the
GREAT AMERICAN TRAGEDIENSE,
MISS BATEMAN. go
Mr. WHEATLEY fesls great pleasure In having naa inc
opportunity Of reinloducing TO Der warm friends ana sd
n,rs the public ofNewY0Ik this gifted and esteemed
young lady, whose talents have for the last three years justly
gained for her abTo ID the assured position OF the
FIRST TRAGIC ACTRESS OF THE TIME,
And Ia the very zenith Of her fame and popu
lArity IN the prncps cities of Great Britain and Ireland
Her Triumphant European hiss been 70 echc-d oy
the voice Of her friends and counrymen IN TINS
city, and the beming nuitudes who nightly hrong
Nbs GARDEN attest the delight with which this artist mas
tTHIs (Tu,sday) EVENING, Jan %. 1885,
and evening during the week will presented osen
thals beautiful play Of
A JEWISH MAIDEN
In which Miss BATEMAN will sustain her original character
Of LEAH, and the following powerful cast embracing the
names of
Mr. J. c. Cowper, Mr. J. O. Burnett. C. II. Morton. D.
2. Ration Geo ecks r. s. Holiness w. II. Danvers Barry
Rendle. Neil. Mr., A. Perry FaIren, A. Chapman, Everett
Burke. Lulu Ac., &c
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY.
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES AND
APPOINTMENTS.
Admission, IS cents. Reserved Seats. 81 Orchestra
Chairs So Seats In Dress Circle Private Boxes 81 So
Family Circle lenirsnce IN CrosbsstE 50 cents.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
NETWORK CIRCUS
IN (HiPPOrHEATRON BUILDTNGl
Fonrteenth-st.. opposite the Academy Of NUDE
L.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A ITALIAN OPERA.
MAX acknowledgements

irH1s rsrABliszrrxr DOES SoT ADvExrus IN Ths SS'
YORK HERALp.D
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LNRIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot loot
u of Chamber via Psvonia Ferry:
a u Dsy Express for Usnandsisua. Rochester. Buffalo
sseUaucs AID West Connects Buaso with Lake shore
and GRAND INK Rlwsys and at Salamanca with Atlantic
aud Great Western Railway. - 49,
$50 a M Mix and Way Train, ds,y, to Oti'vills.
kirk connecting with Lake Shore and Atlantic and Greet
Western Railways
tn.m. Way Train, for Port tervis and Newburya
6p M Night Express for Csnandsi.ul Rochester Buffalo
sslsmsncs ard West.
ter Bufslo rslamsnca DunkSk and West. Connscts ct
Buffalo with Lake shore and Grand Trunk Railways and at
Salamanca with Atlantic and Great Western Railway
.. m, Emigrmt Train daily for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
kirk aud West -,
wv r. BARE Genl Psss. Agent. NewYork.
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xEwroax HxRALD.l
EVERY MOTT Ars
MSdSyISENT 6 5sR sfIGA sfEcTI "A
=
znk<s'
. - -
THE HALT IN THE DESERT,
Or, MIDNIGHT SCENE Ufos AZ OASIS
Introducing for the first time number Of the descendants oil
Hagar. the n,
In order to give additional and eject to this produc'
'''"' TEN ARABIAN HORSES,
Of uneqused besuy and exquisite build bare been secured
These T. bo%S sf i P
* ifs 6F sq EaGsE
ever ''h NJ HsiS ~ s
THE TINY PRETTY CHILD, CLARENCE.
ktR- LEVI J. NORTH,
MADAME LOUISE TOURNAIRE,
BEST AND LARof 'sTp9Fisss e OF
PERFORMERS
ever collected E ssi!hsYi S S FRA At o'clock
WEDNESDAY and s AZ i 3; MArIsEEs aA
T UCY RUSHTONs
IL NETWORK THEATER,
Nos T3 and 100 Broadway opposite the New York iotel
Sole Lessee and Mana MISS LUCY RUSHTOS
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan 20
VIII be presented the comedy OF
1NN 'A- THE WEDDING.
LADY FIizabeh Freeloye Lacy Rushton
Col freeioye'. - "
The performance will conclude with Douglas Jerrods com
TIE PRISONER OF WAR.
Characters by hesr Mortimer, Clarke Pearson. Moore,
B Maeder Mira Marx Smith, and the entire strength Of the
Leader Of tho Orchestra. II. Tisngton
On MONDAY, Jan. g.
win be presented COMEDY, n which Miss Rushton VIII
NEW CHARACTER,
and the evening entirely new musical bure'que
'''A''N 'P' ARRXHNA POGUE
with new Scenery and Mechanical Effects
Acting Manager and Treasurer ,mr D. T. psvs
Mansa y. ochonnrIt
Boz Office open from . 10. I'LL .. m sssn secured h1
days IN advance.
IN NEW GRAND ROMANTIC DRAMA.
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Gituaiions tuanteo-alales.

A COMPETENT, intelligent Man wants a
"A Situation a. GROOM. &C.. Gardener OF both Zen
years reference given Call address 5. TYRRELL NO
81 Chatham-st,
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CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY
" Passenger and Freight Depot IN New York foot Of
Liberyt, connects at Hampton junction with the Delaware
Leigh Valley Railroad aud connections forming drec
hug Pittsburgh and the West without change Of cars also
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two ESpes. Trims daily from the West except sundsys
when evening train.
One train daily Except sa,urdsy,l for the oil region
Sixty miles and hours ,aved by this line to Chicago
Cincinnati. 81. Louis 1c with but one change OF cara
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing Nov 20 l365-Leave New iofk a. follows
At6s H. fof Easton Mauch Chunk, Wiliamsport Wilkes
barre. Mshanoy City, etc.
MAIL TRAIy-At Ga M for Pennington. Easion, Water
Gap Scranton Wlkesbsrre Great bend. Bnsbsmton ETC.
Ga m.-Wesern Express for Easton, Scranton, Great
Bend Allentown Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh snd the
West with bn, change OF cars to Cincinnati or Chicago
end but two changes 10 81. Louis. .
IL Il. TRAS-For Esston, Allentown. Msuch Chunk.
vHkesbsrre Wisasport. Reading. Posvile, Harrisburg
p m-Ror EasiOn. Scranton. Great Bend, Bethlehem
Allentown. Msnch Chunk.
5p m-For Somsrvie snd Fleninzton
6p. m.-Exprcs tain for tie on Region and Ene oaiiy
except Saturday.
$50 d. u.-For Sooprville.
fpn i.-kor Sornervillr. =,
spm-WEsTERN EXPRESS TRAIN-For Esston Al.
lentown, Reading, Hsrburs Pittsburgh aud the West
Sleeping through nom jersey City to Ptsburshs cry
evening. - -. .......o.. ,ru,v
TLIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
L.aye New FORK from foot Liberty st. a 10 a. H. f;D p m
Tickets for the West be obtained at the once OF the
Central Railroad Company foot OF Liberty ST. ~ H., at No.
luor House at Nos Ell SIG and 30 Broadway and at the
principal hotels JOSIAH o. srEARNs Superintendent.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL,
esve Pier No. A. North River foot Of Cspalt At IL &C ock
noon or the M lth and 2l Of every mouth texce when
those dates fell Sunday and then on tie preeedss ss'
aayL for AsPINWALL, connecting, via Psnans Railway
With Of tie CoDpaoys Steamship. from Panama i0
BAN FRANCISCO, touching " ACAPULCO
FEBRUARY.
fH-HFNRY CHAUNCEY connecting with COLORADO.
toth-ATLANTIC connecting with SACRAMENTO
nd-NEW-YOhK. connectinF with CONSTITUTIONS
Departures Of LIST and 2st connect 1t Panama With s. her
ser SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS; lst and ilth for CEN
TRAL AMERICAN PORTS. Those Of the list touch at
NANZANlLLO, : ...
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY
fHs aS S,S,n. seessS So ,'u' s's sIaS,
discount of ONE QUARTER on steamers rates VIII DO
slowed to Second Cabin and Seersge passengers Hceon
panied by their families. :,
BAGGAGE checked through One Hundred Pounds allowed
Zach adult ~,
experienced Surgeon board Medicines and s'tend'
free.
For Passage Tickets further information, apply Ct the
Compsny's Ticket Office the Wharf foot OF CsnasI'
kertb River New.York. .o,,,.
y W @. BELLOWS Agent
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A RESPECTABLE Protestant married Man
IA wants a situation IL a private family n COAChMAN
and GROOM train Horses Call address for two days.
ROBERT p. No. 90 East Nineternth- st.
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GA h1\4NtAAs UGOAeNATAs
FROM PIER No. 3 NORTH RIVER,
EMPIRE SiDE.WHEEL LINE.
The favorite sde.wheel steamship SAN SALVADOR,
Joshua Atkins Commander Is receiving freight at Pier
No North River and viii sail for Savannah direct OIL SAT
URDAY jan 81
For Freight Pssssge-havng elegant accommodations
apply to
Agent al Savannsh. b. IT, HARDEE, esq
B-Ths STEAMERS Of tits Line will hereafter fhl reFn.
isily from Psr No - North River foot Of Cedsthe SAN
JACINIO sailing thence SATURDAY, Feb. 2.
NOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT.-The new
II end frst-clsss steamship EESHANNOCK, Cart J. r.
Winchester. will leave pier No. N. H. on SATURDAY.
january a. at D. M For ieigbt passage, having most
hazardous Accommodation apply to H. b. CROMWELL
Co, No. 81 Westu.
T,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-BLACK
IL STAR LINE.The hr.tcisss fast selling steamship MAR
MON Capt f.. r. Wsrssw, will sail from Pier No. 10
NORTH River on SATURDAY. Jan. q. at O'clock 7. H.
This line prepared 10 receive freight at all times dur
ing business hours, their pier No IL North River FOR
height or passage having elegant accommodations Apply TO
Il LOWDEN. Agent, No. "a Waist
Gao. a. FosDIcx, Agent Ut New Orleans.
Bills Of Ladug signed at the Office OH tue pier.
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A YOUNG MAN wants SITUATION in a
n Banking Mercantile House; he 10 good doubleentry
and Is correspondence and general
Office work; viii refer to III. present employer and others
his trnstwortbness and intelligence Address h. u b.,
Post Office Box l,35.
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6ituations maateo-fsmaIes.

A RESPECTABLE WIDOW, who has lost
her husband 10 the wishes 20 out by the day In
private fanesj Il hrstcs,s SEAMSTRESS. Call At No.
400 Thirdsv between Thrty -hnh and Thirty sIthsts
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r,..,ncrr Station In NewYork, corner Twenty Ieveah'
and Fousth-svs Entrance on Twenivsevsnthn'
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A RESPECTABLE Colored Man and Wife
N desire SITUATIONS as JANiTORS. TO take care OF
Offices, scooo, Churches. Addre. JANlTOR, Box No.
100 Tribune OHce
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WALLACK's.
w Proprietor and Manager. ...Mr LESTER WALLACE

FOR sUBscRIPTioy.
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REASONS WHY THE
AM E RICAN WATCH,

MADE AT WALTHAM, MASS, IS THE BEST
1t is made on the best principle. Tia frame is
COM posed of solid plates. No jar interfere
with the harmony of its working, and sudden
shock can damage i;E machinery. Every piece Is
made and finished by machinery, Itself famous
tor its novelty, as well for its effectiveness,
and is therefore properly made. The watch 10
what all mechanism should be accurate, simple
strong and economical. Except some high grades
too costly for general use, foreign watches are
chiefly made by women aud boys. Such watches
are com posed OF several hundred pieces, screwed
and rveted together, and require constant repairs
toikeep them In any kind of order. ALI persons
who have carried sancres, ''lepines - and Eng
hsh Patent Levers,'' are perfectly we'll aw are of
the truth of this statement.
At the beginning of our enterprise more than
ten years ago, it was our fret object to make a
thoroughly good low priced watch for the million,
to take the place of these foreign impositons !;
the refuse OF foreign factories, which were en-
tirely unsaleabe at home and perfectly worthless
everywhere.
How well we have accomplished this, may be
GEiorstcod from tho fact that alter many years
OF public trial, we now make more than half of
all the watches sold in the United States, and that
no others have ever given such universal satisfac
tion. While this department Of our business is
continued with increased facilities for perfect
work, we arc at present engaged in the manufsc-
ture of watches of the very highest grade known
10 chronometry, nncuqaled by anything hitherto
made BY ourselves, and unsurpassed by anything
made In the world. tor this purpose we have
the amplest facilities. We have erected an addi-
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of our business, and have filed it with the best
workmen in our service. New machines and ap-
Pliances have been constructed which perform
their work with consummate deicacy and exact
ness. The choicest and mOsE approved materials
only used, and challenge comparison be-
tween this grade Of our work and the finest i'm
ported chronometers. We @ o pretend to sell
our watches tor less money than foreign watches,
hut we n wit hpn+ fa,r ngc Al
that for the same money our product is incompar-
ably superior. All our watches, OF whatever
grade, are fully warranted, and this warrantee ia
good at all times ainst us or our agents in all
parts of the world.
CAUTION.-The public cautioned to buy
only OF respectable dealers. Ali persons selling
counterIeiIs will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS s. APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
oct20dwlH. lS2 Broadway, n. Y.
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Yorne MrN,s L1nsAsr AssocIAr1os.-The

YOU'VE MINIS LIBRARY AssocIATIoN.-Ihe
lecture season, under the auspices OF tbs as
eociatisn, viii commences on Thursday even.
ing next, at Babcoek's Hall, with the "Ars OF
Money NJ king," by P. 7. Bsrnum
The course will consis. OF seven lectures
by P. T. Barnum, john b. Cough, Carl
Seburz Clara Barton, Petroleum v. Nasty
and Jas. E. Murdoch, the celebrated elocu-
ZIONIST, who delighted us Rock Islanders, last
summer, with some of the finest reading we
eyer listened to. Tickets for the course will
be So. and at that prioe there should be at
least three hundred sold.
80 The association has rented two fine rooms
in Ben Harper's new building. and purpose
fitting them up in such q manner as 70 make
them pleasant place "f resort for every
BODY. More books are to be added. Matt
ing has to be purchased, and chairs, tables
pictures, busts, ststuettes aud many other
articles appropriate Tor such rooms. To do
this money is required, and we trust our cit
liens will generously and this series of leo.
lures. The association struggled along man.
fully the first year of it's existence. and, not
wilhstauding very many prophecies of fail
ure, came ont at the end OF she year free Of
debt and with ever two hundred dollars in
the treasury. No donations are asked for,
now, (slthou gh we presume thsy would not
be refused you will get value received for
your money, and We think it decidedly better
to patronixs sensible and Instructive entef-
tainmsnts, especially when the proceeds sre
TO be devoted to building up an Institution SO
much needed in our midst, than it 10 to be
running after gift concerts. 80 called, but
would if bought legitimately. r&
Give the Y. NJ. L. A. generous support
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ALLC0CK,S PORUs PLAsTERs.

LAME BACK.
NEW York, Nov. %, 1859.
T. ALLcocK Co-Gentlemsn: | lately suf-
cred severely from weakness in my back. Hav
ing heard your plasters much recommended for
cases of this kind, procured one, and the result
was all | could desire. A single plaster cured me
in a week. Yours respectfully,
j. {. BRIGGS,
Proprietor Of the Brandreth House
CURE OF CRICK IN THE BACK, AND LUN-
BAG0-
LIONS, n. Y, July 4, 1862.
MEssRs. AlLcocK & Co: Please send me a
dollars worth Of your pl.sters- They have cur
ed me of a crick IN my back, which has troubled
me for some time, and now my father IS gong to
try them for difficulty about his heart
l. II. SHERWOOD.
DR.. Green No. SOB Brosd~ay, New YORK, IN
forms us ne Sold on Monday, June I'D, 1867, two
plasters to q young woman suffering very severely
from lumbsgo. On Thursday she called to get
two more for friend, and then stated how the
two on Monday had relieved her Immediately al
ter putting them on, and cured her in two days OF
a most distressing pain in her back and IONS.
SolI by all Druggists. noEiOdwIm.
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How TO BE BEAUTIFUL AND HAPPY.-Men and
women are naturally proud they do like to look
we'll, and we think it right, but do rot have any
sympathy with that class whose disheveled locks
fly in every direction, when with the least care
their whole heads may be made surprisingly beau
tful. Every white gray and faded lock may be
restored to its original color beauty and lustfe,
while the scalp is cleansed from its flying dand-
ruff, and every hair prevented from falling off
Yes, and. very likely, have a luxuriant growth OF
new hair cover their entire head, where now
there is none. But how can this be done' By
using Tebbett's Physiological Hair Regeneration
which never soils tine finest fabric, is richly per
TUNED, has no equal as hair dressing, is used
among the most fashionable exclusively, and pro-
nounced the standard preparation of America
Every bottle is warranted. Smith & Dwyer, Cen
eral Agents, Chicago, III. Sold by Glenn &
Hinckley, C. A. Benser, G. speidel, Schmidt &
Grotjan, Rock Island, and druggists everywhere
junel6d6m.
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IMPORTANT TO THE SIcK.-We invite the speca
Attention OF our readers to DIR, Easteriy's advers
hsements, which can be seen in our advertising
columns this evening. DR.. Easterly's family med
lclnoa are dessrvsdlypopular, have q rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in all the
principal drug stores throughout the western and
southern states 1t will be seen that DR.. EasserIy
does not recommend one medicine to cure all dis
eases, but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, winch can he relied upon to cure. Il,
families would supply themselves with variety
OF his medicines, many a DOCTORS bill might be
saved, also much sickness and suffering. DIR.
kasterly's medicines have been twenty years es.
sablished In st. LOUIS, and wherever known sare
and afflicted. -, them. For sale by all druggists
feh2du1Y