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DlSEASES CUhED-Dr. Goodwlils GonorTllea and
elect Detergent The saly nahe remedy discovered for
iisaed in all parts OF the Kingdom require any
universal which has failed
raRted fo,tyeigh and inf
maoy OF Gonsrrhea. elect and Whites all their
STRUCTURES seminal weakness pains of the Ioin irritation Of the
uera and gravel well chronic affections of
der and Kidneys ever violent Of long SANDING Til.
and only nfahble remedy agreeable liquid on
constitution eng composed of Sarsapar
raions that while the system superiority every
other medicine OF the kind, only requires limited
It's efcacy Every that has made Of this
been s own hyan and secrecy has been Having
proved efecua in almost two thousand and
knowledge failed instance The sale
well as those who have experienced akbous beneficial
ELECTS prove lis great and ory every other
being eecua for the
o The above giving muscular
health TO the whole FRAME The delicate females take
with perfect safety Dr. Gooawis Detergent safe certain
and speedy tor the above diseases from The
most poiraoted 1T is taken without any risk
suspension from business See that eradicaed not
patched by quack SECTORS quaok medicines Those
OF single bottle be convinced
ing cured The moto of this medicine every be-
their physician with secrecy will prevent occurrence
OF The disease per,ons, male female, fado,
deicacy and blessing human kind ought always 10 be
and keep from quack Doctors whose appear in
every public print and then take mercury and
constitution
ave have much pleasure bearing Testimony 10 this safe and
ecaco medicines do this grounds of mpariaily
knowing several friends whs have been cured by D fact
we know.
Fer sale by appointment Patrick Dcke as Broadway
ner OF Lpensrd ST Syme Of Walker-s Bowcry
and by r. Burne Co $40 below Sprsr
frce 50 cents Per bottle.
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GENUINE HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNI-

4 T. GEIAN VEGETABLEI GIs
" ERSAL MEDICINE. manufactured in this couatry Nv
GEORGE SYLVESTER. tfrom Engand) whs alone possess.
ed OF the original recipe Sold obongquare Tin
envepcd with directions enciosed. 80 and rs hens
half the price of the imported article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New York Nov-noer q 1885,
Dear Sir-Havng desire 10 discharge my obligation. you
well promote good suffering humanity herewith send You
for publication extraordinary Of effected
Hygeian Vegetable Universal Medicine Of NV
Ralph aged about thirteen whck shall
be brief possible that be enabled to make
te svely known Whilst in Edinburgh, my place mere
than he received stroke the elbow
in the joint what physicians an
Inflammation Of the bone from which suffered severe pain
until within short time past He has bee By some the
NEST eminent physicians in Scotland which tended little
aelorate his udegs; consequently depared Of his ever
again having the former advantage in the of his arm
Happily length induced make trial medicine in
question; from which few days he
relief afterwards his complaint assumed aggravated FORM in
the breaking suppose Of putrd acrd The
affected pa but receiving this symptom of the good
the medicine directions followed by considerably
menting the Dose Hn he took pills day
which he gained relief and three months
restored TO health also bear testimony effects
of medicine in Of fever and and other COM
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
test its virtues Respectfully subscribed. BY Obliged
WILLIAM BELL,
Architect and Draushtsnan Houston Esser-s
Mr. George Sylvester
Certificates Of other extraordinary in which this invaluable
medicine has been equauy ec scoRs he
BRYSON Confectionery Agent lis Fulton Broad
way dec 3-6
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HENRY WELLS.

IL the most confidential manner his Office, II Duane street.
Chatham and William New York where
afflicted with delicate dsea.e old obstinate ulcers dyspepsia,
worms diseases Of the bladder eh and Kidneys and all dis
arising from the abuse of mercury mpury OF the blood
invited to call The baneu often arising from the abuse
Of mercury need description troubled with certain
disease apply Dr Cob Nth the ofhayine
medicine charges reasonable poporioued the
Of the applicant Dr. c. has beer educated Europe under
teachers talent and has had considerable practice
extensive hospitals and dpensaries Instant relief
those afflicted piles and perfect effected in three
days, without business the slightest pain TO the
patient medicine be had prevent the occurrence OF
certain disease The honora cresy observed. Attend
ance dalvfr,r ~ InP jan7 0
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The French Army-Under the Empire the GeaerI
Officers of the French army coats of two kinds
full dress richly embroidered and the other only
slightly After the revolution Of july the full dress
uniform discontinued the request of the general
officers, and military taste became more simple At
the present time, being DESTROYS of surrounding the
service with pomp, it has been ordered that the
general officers shall have four different uniforms viz
full dress coat for court varying for boots pantaioons
silk stockings Their undress uniform is reserved
for reviews, &c. palmer for every day pa
rades, and Austrian great coat for the morning and
the field. The waist belt and feahered cockade hat
strictly with all the four uniforms
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DIR. A5ernethy and p. the Comedian.-P. who was of
scobutic habit was for considerable time the patient
of Abenethy-rhe guineas followed one another into
the pocket of the DOCTOR and the actor got no better
At length in pleasant humor, he presented himself:
mo BETTER doctor:'' Um," said Abernethy. "pm
afraid you don't strictly adhere your regmen-yege-
table diet" Sir said the enraged actor "rve taken
much green stuff as jackass and yet Pm nobetter'
and founced out of the house. Abemethy, who was
too eccentric himself to be offended by eccenricity in
Others had prescription made up, and sent it with his
red pills TO Mr. p with this direction Let the jackass
take of these pills per night and go on with his hot
mash of green stuff as nsua.''
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nESERVJNG ATTENTION.-THE TEETH
IL THE TEETH!-Fron Dr. O. Paysiek, Surgeon Dentis:


Mcsrs Bunet COL in the habit of making odt
hcsfes kind Of medicine Whatever but
had the goodness with box Ut Dr. StilHans
Magnetic Odoica, woud i'll me to Withhold unbiased
opinion such invaluable preparation for the Teeth Its med
ena properties from experience admirably adapted TO the
Ievon Of that excciating pain the tooth ache and believe
be health for the teeth aad and cannot
b hg E recommended every family who desire cleanliness
of the mouth well oy the teeth and which the
eectu step towards preserving the tes in sound ate,
end preventing that dreadful scourge-he toothache.
The above article for se Patrick Dicke AIS Broadway,
Of Lsrens Syme s. Bowery, Of Walker
and at Burnet Co.'S SO Greenwich street, tive doors
below Spring. Prioe 81. jan Aft
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STGIaRFLING's ORIENTAL BALsAMIcAL COM;

~ =
y POUND-An efficient, autary and efecual remedy in all
of Leucorrha, involuntary Emissions, Weakness
iegusr Mn'e Irritation or disc ased action of the BIaa
short Of time has much heightened is celebrity in the
Of the above diseases it Silently offered with
certificates of the most eminent of The British Faculty will
stamp the high reputation which he unique
Prepared only by w. Stirring London Sold whole.
sale and RETAIL by
NATHAN B. GRAHAM Chemist &
jan q Apcthecary, ,s Cedar Of William st. N. Y
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Egerton's Reply.-Itwas often said of old Chapman.
of the Covent Garden Theatre, that he taught his sons
TO fight before he Taught them to read certain it is,
that they were equally petuleht and pugnacious, and
the thing next heard of either s. w. Chapman (af
they had knocked up play and knocked down the
manager. This pugilistc propensity most pc
cularly developed in Samuel 1.-THE youngest and small
est) who had fairly fought his way through the pro-
ynces. When the late Mr., Egeron took Sadlers Wells
Theatre, s. Chapman wrote to him for engagement.
Egertons reply aconic but decidedly to the pur
pose:
"Dear Sam: can't fight. Yours truly,
"DANIEL EGERToS."
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SUICIDE AT BELLEvUE.-Henry Frickle, German,
who was lately committed for stealing tools from
fellow workman, yesterday committed suicide in his
cell, by hanging himself
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND oDoRIFE
~ G,rp ,d uni s.

L FOWDER, pertaining fumIgatng rooms-
For sick especially these articles preemnenty service
Me- emitting agreeable fragrance and al the time destroy
ing completely any unpleasant smell.
Also Schrebe cehrse Poaaum, for the rapid gswth ofse
Kcoso,e Tooth wash prepared from the
genuine eis~nbsck for cleansing and preserving teeth
Compound Krcoote Tsot Ache Drops for the instantaneous
ache; Compound Syrup Of orehound and Bonese
the Of colds coughs Compound concentrated Syrup
Of Ssrsapsrilaa together with Almond Gum, CapIaire and
large other Svps Swaims Panacea
Lee. Pills, Monr Vegetable Lie Pills, aud large variety Of
other patent medicines, al warranted genuine.
The above articles to be had. wholesale retail at
FORTE NBACH MINES,
ian l-1mS IA Hud Reed street
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ICE CREAMS, JELLY BLANC MAGNE-For par
tises, at ID. BRYSON'S lab Fulton ST.. Broadway
la, I'm
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NEW YORK TATTERsALL'S:-The regular
STAMMERINC CURED.-T Tie susscriner ha. Local

STAMMEKlNG CUKEDe-Tlie subscTIhtf has Iocd-
- ted himself this city for the purpose OF curing SmueIng
and all ether mpedmen Of speech And has taken IN No
Couand Western HOTEL where he will attend 10 all who
call him. that need his services Having been himself
afflicted fom Chdho ID with distressing impeachment of speech,
he ays himself Of the modes of taught BY the celebrated
Mrs. Leigh OF New York. aud DR. Chapman Of Philadelphia with
But after long snd patient Investigation Of the nature
and aiction he has succeeded in nventng system
entirely by which he has cured hu and all Others who have
made sppe to him. This system has in several instances
proved successful in which had resisted the treat
from Others and Ia in fzledto eject complete
Being ofhe fact that have been city who profess
sed the art OF curing stapmeng and who system inadequate
effect having about the instruction Of
others since ectne himself he feels perfect
coming before the pab Of this city, bringing ample testimony
convince the scepc Of the superiority Of his syem
Ill others and the complete that has in all attended lis
application He has associated with him Mr. j. Sinclair recently
of his pupils asist, By this arrangement ladies will
be taught in . separate class.
from Is 81 dollars according the nature Of the
and situation applicant. in all will be
guaranteed or the money will he refunded.
For further pa inquire of the subscriber his rooms
By letter post paid .
ian l2-Sm HENRY WELLS.
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NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE TRUST
IN CONTRADICTIONS effect assurances with this Com
nsrx an their ewn lives or lives Others and either for the
whole duration Of life limited period The payments >.
crrujm NAV be either made annually, in gross
r Pfeninms ON one HUNDRED dollars for wear.
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FRESH JUJUBE PASTE. ust imported and for sal
By DIR. LEWIS FEUTCNWANGER
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1886.

heat wen the full force given senera.r) that
but little additional warmth required keep the lar
which this article placed thoroughly heated hive fund
eaier With Coffee Chocolate, Tea &c. he prepared in
the purest and delicious minutes, and
degree Of heat without inconvenience Pies Cake vegeta-
be &c, easily be cooked with and kept Constantly
tnjed, do the end Of useful applies which this
apparatus be applied in this species q disy Every
fiIi'y ought Ia be supplied with such a eonrrni article.
New YORK. Jan. p 1886 TftIl KELLOGG.
Having daily witnessed the operations of the eapo~n Heater
we fully cencu with Mr. Kelsgs in the shove
NJ 0OOLD
CALDwELLk KENYON
TIM0. J. KELLOGG.
u The Compound Heaters may be operation al
office of the American Coc Co., Ne I55
through Wan Week and Davenport sokre and Tontine
Coffee house, Of Wall AMI Water The proprietor
OF that establishment has erected splendid ppzrais making
coffee by the application Of The Compound Izer
visitors have expressed their deli h only in vwg this
apparatus but in paraking Of the osce prepared by
IL The American Caloric CO. prepared simis
lures in Cofee-houes Hoels &c, we'll all
ders for the stoves above mentioned
II. l. BARNUM,
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NREENWICHC COAL A X DSs-o<1 Hudson COT
VI Leroy, and AS Hudson Of Amos street. WHIT
ALL LAwrON respectfully inform their friends and the
sumers Coal that they dy receiving
superior qHay Schuyk Coal warranted 10 be equal
Coal sold any Hanc they woad call attention
particularly Spohn aad Gate Veins. From their arrange
neni, year they feel satisfied they will he able give a
tien botf asi quality and price.
Orders strictly sttende, to.
Orders A. De Camp CO. 81 Wall
Ten Eyk 1872 Washington J. o. Roorbak 1876 Bowey
teither sftheir yards. JAMES D. w. WHITEHALL,
lin w. LAWTON.
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ian l-tms IA Hud on. Reed street
GENUINE LANDRiA OLGA sure East

GENUINE POLANDhIA OllIs-h sure East
" Indian for the mstisThis Poanda OF is the
essential oil extracted om the Polandria and nfable
for that distressing disorder the rheumatism in all lis
Fer sale by p Bpne. Co.. $40 Greenwich street, two doom be-
low Spns Patrick Dick as Broadway of Lspehsrd
j. Sylse, s. Bowery, of Walker rect and Dr.
Guon. Of Grand street and the Beverly Pnce g. jan5f
NEW YORK TATTERsAL L'S;IThe regular
sales Of Horse Carriages Harness, &c. will TO take place
this wen know: Establishment every Monday, ~ O'Clock
The sale vii, take place Monday 18th Of January All
Hoes Carriages &c intended for this SALE must be shown and
tered before Saturday 10th instant, p Mand as
limited number Ut Horses only be aken early application
cessary in order 10 insure place the catalogue.
JNO. w. WATSON & Co. 4i6 Broadway
PRIVATE SALE--A pair 81 first rate Bay n .es,5 years
a and snsud. 49,. dec TIFF
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than three months in the dwelling where reside and notvt
standing the cold has been intense Of that time the
in which that in operation, kept very warm.
C. FITCH,
New York, January IS, 1886 II. KELLOGG.
used Of Mr. Barums Compound Heaters in our
counting and wing fully tested prepared express
opinion in relation 10 IFS utility accemplhes the object
which designed admirable Almost any
degree heat be produced by without smoke dirt of
kind. Keller, Nc NEIL l. Co.
New York Dec. II. 1885,
Having several Of Mr. Barnuns Compound Heaters in
operation and being requested opinion Pecg
heahiness atmosphere raried by them, cheerfuy
believe dceerou effects will he produced
the combustion of the articles
They be admirable conrvance for
rooms especially nvads confined from facilities
they sfer for graduating the TO the
patient THOMAS RITTER, NJ. D.
New YHk, Dec S, 1855
At the request Mr. H l. Barnum. have made perments
with the Compound Hester. ascertain their strength and
blity Having fully and faithfully tested it, confident that
explode but the contrary, he sed with safety
New York. Dec. 20, 1885 SAMUEL HITCHCOCK.
Al request Mr. HI Barnum has superintendent the
ofons of his Compound Heaters the Tontne Coffee House,
the of making Coffee Chocolate Tea &c. and
vsiters have be the cnar of perfection Crowds
OF gentlemen daily gathering around tbs novel and
apparatus witness the making Coffee Chocolate
by seam The apparatus truly less effective than
With SIX gallons water be boiled in few minutes and he
constantly kept at the boiling psa for ns expence The
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Corey, Mark Co. IIs5s 80
ciiasson, Thehass8s ssssa
Carson Hass slssy e T'ssl.ss
Dorm wa'a 3 ppslaugier Ass.Ien
EEi% s%: as VI 4. ns.sss a@ SCI.
Faons~os'h, Tame. Frazier. Benjamin
Gould. mn. Garrett, VIM.
Gibbs, Thos. 2 Ginyard. Sanders
as"e"' William s, Garrette,S Richard
Howell. Hopkin Hammond, sarah.a
Harden, Sarah Hoilihgsworth, NV,
Hatcher, John Holland, DAnial
Hill, Henry H.s Hart, John
~, nfosIsa
; tasassG Iss sseaFsT Jones, Bar.haha
s"na'han Lamar. Charles
May, William Martial Martha 2
Melvin, Joshua Mitchell, Thomas X
Moore, Henry Moore, Lucy II,
Miller, !. H. Isl. C. 9 Martin, Elizabeth
M'0uthe, Geo, gov. 2 McDaniel, Mary
Mcdaniel, Levi Mayson. Caroline.
Mays RAyd0n G. Mays Edward s.
Ficholson, J. Q.
OVERLY, Adam
prothro, John Parker, Judy
frlce, Elizabeth Rresley, Hansford u
hicharuson, J.O:@ "is~ Has, is:asafu &4.S
Rambo. Mary Fort Robertson, VIM.
Rodgers, s. B. Rodgers, Gasway
Simkins. Judy Stingers, Ell
Swim. J. To Shibley, Jacob
Surles, Pleasans Shragsans, Thos,
Smith, Z. A. Sprat, Mary
II
Thomas, Alexander Terry, Leu
Tubbs. Enos G.
Urquhart, Alexander
w
Weaver, Joshua Warren, Carson
Williams, Laura mrs. Williams, Samuel
| White, F. w.
GJsPcrsons wishing Letters from this
list, will ask for advertised Letters.
NJ. FRAZIER, p. NJ. 40
February H. 1886. Is
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EdseheEd Eeanaic Academy

VHsfIE Exetsises of this Institution were
resumed on Monday the 4th Of jan
uary lass.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Arith-
meuc, ...... per ar. IS 90
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vance
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February II, 1886. I-2t
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UHG F.CStSRhh,
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Acts OF the Legislature.
.AN

|. sANEACT, &
TO amend The i4twsihfrelatioa to graatine
licenses e retail spirituom liquors, and
for otAer purposes.
SEC. 1. BE 1 enacted, by the Senate
and House of Representatives, now met
sitting in General Assembly, That from
and afeerthe Tx. of March next. it shall
not be iawfulgSS ay corporate body, or the
cor1n,issscnc EsssShcsRo Dads in their res
specsfye iimi's graft any license 10 retail
spiF,5fous lo,s ssptc;-s>1sss applicant FIJI
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~Luxnberf0r Sale.

SAW-MFLL two miles below tbs
Pine House, and eight miles from siis Vii
lage,-and oilers for aale from fifteen To
twenty thousand feet of Lumher. aud
VIII have constantly or. hand q suppiy.
Orders fcr Lpmber will be promptly <
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SEC. z. Every Velia5I "a fetaileexf7f
spiritions liquors who. sfssll selaudiosssi1efy
q sbeiind, or within anyrscfecn, booth. or
other place Of copeaaiinent exchange. give.
deliver. sell, or Jetail any spiri,uous liquors,
shali,su n.~eonviciion, be fined in a sum
not less thanfiny dollars, nor more than two
shundIeddollars, according to the discretion
of lhs presiding Judge.
SEc. 3. BE ii further enacted, Tia,
h Sss,al yr ,bs sum of 6iy dpllprs stall lls.,
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lOsT arrssArH

!. Eiven3 on Of SnEsjlk
\ VI theEl3th % Marcel IfSES8g III f4anfiaiE
Gogonrn TO John Cogbirn Esqs f5f Sig
Hundred and Seventy mine Dollar and
s~Forty-three Cents-and witnessed BY Jesso
M. Cogbum. There was.ascsedif, EthiDk.;
a" Eleven Dollars, made III i Iafe:
warn all persons asainsr fudfnx Drssfsids
Note, "a Il Is my property and has ass4T
been traded by me. If s
Februasss1l L, 1886. lAs
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8IvxrsRaHsSTa7i 49,
EEyHE Subscribers h8xla Il IN fnts
WILLIAM NJ ito coapSEtx
iiershiP, Their business g: safier
q CO.
Grateful for past fayors, we soiioit q SS3g
tinnaion Of the, liberal pafrnnare heret6
.s.tendedipksS& sss 8szsE
49, s4egpd GOODS