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r 81 APIaIIyATE TMEATlsE,, &c, On VEN

EkEAi DISEASES, GoNoRkfEA, GL Tii &c. wri.-
eaore especially TOT those who require private we'll as
sSs ps'e q eser sdvaaa THs
(which may be had alone II wished tor fitted in the lid q
or s h e chest and sooR
acquainted with the subject in long standing and
doubtful cases II be preferred however the author
Al ss by post or oherwe and The me
woud be scarcely possible express the satisfaction
knemnto give the plain and faithful treatment ola regular
esiisoaa letters from die hig6s St surgeons in u.
rope to te most in Amrc1 as Dr. New York.
wil that confidence and regularity which easure success In
this little volume, not only The different kinds Of the dis
ease described with Panness but the OF those other and
more distressing symptoms which arise constitutions IA
bits oil lite, &c given great clearness that
those whose spirits are almost broken do n Tor
want OF proper treatment are led at their
m re unwse thar 10 trust himself TO of those boastng
those varying circumstances Indeed il is those chiefly,
hear OF 50 many persons continuing from month
she anxiety ofmad expense by these
cepons wher clap gleet suffered remain long,
nosing Is than structure the consequence
Now, structure not reEoved by proper MEANS Is tie
ws se il frequently exists where neither The patient the
doctor suspects IT, Moreover this stage Of The dis
advertising persons There these for who pre-
tend 70 cure geet arising from this with box o.
pills, bottle when knows
the physc in the world would cure structure. For
ous to make Tho cure Of structures plain and easy and IN his
he has succeeded most completely Many have consulted him
% at ore aea
every ether means in Indeed nader the authors mode
treatment nothing safe and easy Than the Of
structures. IN ..I.t.. ...aH =. N# 20 ~
The remaining chapters Of this little volume are on the SUBJ
Jec OF venerea disease properly called In which every
symptom from It's very first beginning down to its most
elected erm are stated with the utmost clearness In all their
stages The treatment will be be exceedingly easy and
eectus so that with the of he e chest any
one may undertake his with perfect safety
eTs Also will be found some facts detailed upon the effect Of
or being married have families will some deeply in
teresting ex pla atoms this subject. Fl EU
Price of the Chest and Book complete $780, The BOOK
alone $780, ha&3 afA r. = '7a1f a'1E
Jefferson consultation addressed 10 the author. t.s
a70-Sm DIR. RALPH. So Courtlandt ST. New York
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The Presden, has appointed Mr.. Robert Howard
Naval officer for the por, Of Charleston, s. c.
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CoSGREss.-The Senate occupied the greater par, OF
"Wednesday in discussing the memorials presented by
Mr.. Davis, of Mass. against the enforcement Of the
treaty ofNew Echota. letter from full booded Cher
okee, the famous John Ridge. was read, in which il
was stated that the Cherokee Indians west of tho
Mississippi were perfectly satisfied with their new
abode. After some discussion between Messrs Da-
Wis and Lumkin the character of the petition
ers-Davis contending that they were men Of intel
lgence and philanthropy. and Lumpkn asserting them
to be impairment medders in that which they knew
nothing about the whee subject was finally laid upon
the table. !.
Mr.. Allen brought forward his resolution, calling
for Information in relation the number of Stockho
ders, Directors, and operations generally Of the sew
eral banks in the District Of Columbia, which vas
laid upon the table for the present
The bill for extending the charter Of the District
Banks next up and gave rise considerable dis
cusson-Messrs. Benton and Niles speaking aganss
the measure for hours. After which the Senate
went into executive session, and then adjourned.
In THE HOUSE, list of the pension agents was
furnished by the Secretary Of the Treasury, and the
amounts paid them. Laid on the table.
The treasury note bill then taken up and Mr.
Tllinghast ed his speech against the BILL and
followed by Messrs Bddle ofPs, Bell and Randolph,
on the same side. Mr. Hoffman gave notice thst he
should make some remarks the bill, the next day
Mr. Pope also gave similar notice. when the bin was re-
ported from the committee the house. ~h the ander
standing that the essuang day sho~a be taken
spon it's passage. Et8r. n8
The House then adjourned, after session Of nine
In
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" approved Dearihee- ,
va rive a peer whenes TO the teeth. 4N
r .sbance she charms asd beauty ri the mouth,
And add sfrsgvsnt ~eetscss 10 The breath.
Il an sttanu,ent ang dsvouuy wished,
Though rv'er til fow effectively achieved.
The s,rris Tooth Paste happily insurcs
This nurh desired result, As will rs use, - -# . -
with prem ness and high satisfaction, prove.
THE ORRIs TOOTH PASTE. while II beauthes the
teeth. rsmovisg and preventing every spPsassce o
tsrtsr and eiv.e clear aed pesry vhtspe., nm
proves the color OF The bps guss ssd gives addona
beauty Ia Inc ss~ s~sssbs of the cstb-by VS. dnfecnf
proprti.s N gresy tends the teeth from decay
sise mpars that peculiar and fragrant sweese o The
bve an (er which Justly and extenstveiy
cslsbrssed For ssls vh< lesale and retail by - ..#
49, H. G. HART, No. ff3 broadway,
s2ty eorssr o. Cosrslandtst
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ST CAME!-I sAW.!-I COMMUNICATIVE
DIR. GOODW1ILS DETERGENT. and DIR. GOOD.

DIR. GO0Dw1i4LS DETERGENT, and DIR. GOOD.
MANS PILLsaA sure and speedy cure for certain deli
cate diseases Whentaken together the Detergent a nu
ker and the Pills strengthened Of the diseased organs
These articles universally used that thing
their great reputation Their popularity may be judged Of
IRON the fact that 100000 bottles and boxes
sold IN New York. Philadelphia Boston and Washington
lag the last two Those that desire may
exposure. II 81 tH 4f +7ltH rN# 4t.' EE
Sold wholesale and retail by e. M Guion, l27 Bowery cor
ner of Grant, corner of Henry and Pike, and AL Grand
Harris corner of groadway and Chambers st. and OF
Hudson and North Moore SITS; and Wm b. Hoaman's
Broadway at 50 cents bottle and box with u
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LATEST FRon TKxAs.-The schooner Henry, Cap
tain Long, arrived yesterday evening from Galveston,
whence she sailed the I'd inst. The Henry was 20
hours in running from Galveston 10 the bar.
BY this arrival we have cepy Of the Houston Teie-
graph fthe 2sth ult
The bill authorising the President to negotiate .
loan Of ave millions OF dollars passed its second read
ing in the Senate the o5h ut and epsrossed for
a third reading.
On the 23d pre- anbe and resolution presented
in the House by Mr. Jones Of Brazors similar to lhat
presented TO the Senate by Mr. Everit proposing -
withdraw the pcsiuon for annexation. The resolutions
passed first reading.
We have no proceedings Of the House later than the
2sd
A company .f one hundred Cums.ehes recently
came to Bss,rop with great quantity OF peiries and
spvesred re,eiced at the thoughts OF opening trade
yr,sh ,be Tesi,ps-N o. Picayrrs May ..
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(rHILDREN,s SLOTHING-Thesub serbes keep
Consistently on hazd extensive assortment of ohidrcns
clothing made tina fashionable STYLE which they viii
sell on very reasonable terms wholesale or retail "
\ m23-3mr GEO A. HOYT co. IA Bawery
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ENTAIL SURG h hs " and Operative Chemistry, re.
- atye 70 Mechanical Dentistry, In all its variety, ught by
HENRY VlLLERS NJ D. States Dental Surgeon, &c. &C.,
Sole Inventor of the most approved compositions max
the varisrs kinds Of Sheous vrcent incerrspbe Mineral
Teeth, Enamels, Colors, &c. FG.N"M ..H.' t0II7
His Sceus Diamond Pearl Teeth and his Diamond Pc
Teeth are Of UNCOMMON beauty and great rength-the
cret which he has reserved for his private pracce
They are incorrupbe they change their
they absorb the saliva juices Of the quenty
they not unpleasant fed breath They
can be supplied from one to an entire set to correspond with
the living teeth and inserted the improved
style of Dental Mechanism. His method of nsei ting them
gives TO the wearer ease combined with all the important
ect oil the art Their different in masticaen artcua
uon and preserving the original orm Of the mouth without
h.v,ag 70 perform any unpleasant painsul Operations
The attention OF those Iades and gentlemen desir.
Gus Of repeting the caused by the og.
nal teeth IS respectfully Invited the subscribers In
ting and inserting them. ~ 10 lft ~ lls7-
DR. IL Vllers consulted his as bertv
street near Broadway.
NB.-Terns .sodera,e--as In Paris mylS 6w4 !
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lHmfEnD FAsEsoThe sres, ssll H.,ieyS ssured The
proprietor he this receipt th.t he never
instance OF rs falling 10 produce cure The sale q
ID In Europe hes been Immense
sofa by A. Gu'on, W Bswery corner Of Grand 9; Hes
W. corner OF PIKE al Grand g. Hart, cor OF Broad
way and Cosrasdt and WIN. ,. Holman. ss7 Broadway
fri~e 50 cents % 3m
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fashionable
sell on very reasonable terms at wholesale retail =
m2SSn' GEO A. HOYT& co. IA Bewerv
@10 REWARD-Iost, last Tuesday, between the
W " ship Wellington Aston House, gold Chain and
hey. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving
u al the ONCE oil the Astor House. myllsr
ITO CONSUMERS OF OLE OR GAS.-The In.
ventor and Manufacturer OF the Safety Refecting Sp
Larap, much approved in giving clear light without
invites the public 70 inspect his patterns Brass and
Bronze suitable for Dry Goods Jewellers Fancy Stores
Also, Lamps for Billiard and Reading Rooms, Reiectores
Groceries, he requiring strong light and warranted 20
burn al half the expense Of oil Lamps be viewed
his old sore Cathars street, or s Greenwich, Of
Canal t... y. .-....
Spirits sent by his wagons usual. Observe the name
a90lms q. MICHELI, Spirit Lamps on each Side
W NOTICE.-The wholesale business Of Dr. Brsudreth,s
prseipal office removed to his spacious
ishnlent No, al Broadway, where his celebrate 'XEs
~ .ys aSs sxssu desired
unv fSIers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. H<snrmtprr- N@ "a
The PRINCIPAL BRANDRETHIAN OFFICES
n. 2il Broadway, opposite the Park.
The Minor Offices are - Enit asa t.
1877 Hudson street,
spruce street, next to Sun sfkce and
276 Bowery. eg.E .G lr0 I.l aT.
NJ. b. For authorised agents, Dr. BrsBdreth verise
observe that all who sell the genuine medicine have
. certificate Of agency scaled and signed. -
m3l-u D. bRANDKGTH. M ID.
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Asorrrp STEAMBOAT ExPLosioN.-The aesm-
-, wee from Msbe, for this port, via the river,
bur., one Of her boilers on Monday morning. the 7th
me, while of Breton Island. A passenger, named
Ks.ler who was formerly LIST Engineer Of the s,ean-
hos. Roanoke, was instantly killed. No other person
wa. injured. -
The Ysroo was afterwards towed into the NJ Z. Pass
by the steamboat Columbus, from Mobile. The Column
bss arrived the city yesterday evesns bringing tho
corpse Of Mr.. keelcr.-N o. Pfc~ySse, May y.
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ar Bsyer, Of New street, prepares and sells the
only drinksbls vinegar to be found IN this city OF
country. Il 10 prepared upon Bcszelus's systen
according TO the strict principles OF sc'snce. We
shall nsuce II st length tomorrow.
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THE HAuHl THE AIRlt Ill should Invariably
b~ borne in mind good set OF Teeth, the sext
most rsbIe ,spery The possession Of hne head 81
HAIR, ssd which only be ebtaiDed by constant and
free Of VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, richly perfumed
desirable snbs,ue Cor The inursus perpetrators
that are daily pslmed apon the public. --
TIE advertiser pledge. himself that the VEGETABLE
HAIR OIL will fouHd noureh and gthen The hair,
and restore n bald 10 order the extern
ve for a. put the low price Of 50 per
bottle For sale ~ H. G. HART, I'D broaawy,
ally corner OF Courusndtst
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N tors Tred Drep . .N
", Levison Division street -Desrsir Having In
guarded acted that dreaded disease the
" your city, and suffering greatly under IT'S virulcnt effects
and having tried ali remedies without gave up al
hope, until seeing sd,eSsemeut when assd
bottle, snd entirely free from end It's effects Thanking
for the good II hes done and thinking be ~ sny
service publish the above, yos Al liberty % do 90 re
main, SIR, yours, with gratitude. JOHN y b-..H
Csmptown. ~. J., Jan Is 1883. my4tm'
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to go on improving in appearance. We
called upon the heroic patient the other
day and found her sitting in comfort
able great chair at the breakfast table,
free from pain, the inflammation having
subsidized, and in fair way OF soon be-
ing in a condition to return to her
friends.
This is truly another triumph OF sci
ence and art, in tho restoration OF tha'
essential feature of the face, on winch
expression and articulation necessaril,
depend. The patient came here an OBJ
iect of disgust to herself, and exciting
The deep sympathy and commiseratlon
of all who chanced to see her; but she
leaves Boston living monument OF the
boundless resources ofhuman ingenuity
with deep feeling ofgratitude towards
God and the surgeon, not to be express
sed and only to be felt, in full force, in
the secret recesses of a wOman's heart
f Boston Medical and Surgical Journal.
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NOBLE CONDUCT or TWO sEAMEN.-The
generous character Of a sailor is proverbial,
but seldom has it fallen to our happy lot, to
record an act more truly noble, than the fol-
lowing, which took place few days ago, in
this city. A poor widow woman, who occu
| pied two rooms in house in the lower part
of Commercial street, since tho death Of her
husband, about six months since, has been
compelled TO earn living for herself, and
a family Of young chidren,by taking in wash.
ing, aud with all her industry, and economy.
her quarterly rent bill became due, before she
could scrape together sufficient to discharge
1t. Unfortunately, her landlord was one OF
| Old Crumbs school, cold and calculating,
mcrcenary and unfeeling. His sole business
was TO collect his rents, and all his recreation
seems to he, to distress the virtuous. She
begged Of him to grant her time. lie gave
her two days-sbc asked for more, and he re-
fused, stating, that unless her rent was paid
before 12 o'clock on the following day, every
stick of her furniture should be put out Of
doors. The time arrived, when agreeable to
promise, his lackeys were sent down, and the
threat was begun to be put into execution
The poor woman prayed the unfeeling land
ord to desist in his purpose, but her prayers
were in vain. At length giving up entirely
to DESPAIR and wounded pride, she seated her
self upon her forlorn bed, with her little chill
drcn crying around her. At this crisis, two
jolly American tars happened by, and cspying
the work going on, the door open, and the
wretcbed woman and her children weeping,
immediately stopped their course and begun
to reconnoitre.
81 say shipmate,' cried one, 'tllere's some
I,,lo Al N in, tkoa
hawl the craft
AYE, aye, Jack replied the other, 'the
young oman by the bed has hoisted signals
of distress-her pumps are going in right
arnest-lets give her long hail.
The tars called the woman to them, and
from her soon learnt the whole of her story.
'Well, now shipmatc, if that land pirate
hadn't ought to be lathered with hot tar scrap.
ed with rusty hoop, and then keel hauled,
for laying his graphing irons on the few loose
spars what are scattered about this wreck
Never mind my good 'oInan, keep your spirits
u?, and well set you in the right course, with
plenty of ballast and provisions. ! say you
land lubbers just belay there upon them
things, we'll be 'sponsible for the damage
How much do you owe this land pirate p
The woman told him the amount, when
Jack took from his wallet the sum in hard
currency, and paid the bill, made the woman
present Of handful Of silver, while his ship
mate in tho meantime, wen. to butchers
shop near by, and brought back large joint
of meat, for the dinner for herself and poor
children. They left, after receiving the poor
woman's blessings, and wishes for lhcr pros
peri,y, and went whistling through the streets
a. though nothing had happened.- Boston
Herald.
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THE MEMORIES OF SONG.
BY MRS. A BDy.


oh song has many memories,
And they rest within the neart,
Till bid by "A tuneful voice TO rise,
Then forth 10 the light they start,
Waking long banishod thoughts and ties
ny their sweet and potent art.
! love 60 list to that simple strain,
Ii In passing dear to me
sang IL tree from care or pain
When babe at my mothers knee,
Aud u gives me back the glow again
Ofmy joyous infancy.
That choral song, with my playmatcs gay,
I have poured IN childhood's hours,
When We homcward sl'od at the closc oi day,
Laden with wrcaihs oi flowers
And my heart responds To its gentle sway,
Like u rose to the summer showers.
That lay sang in my grlhood's spring,
To u dazzling tbrong aronndj
Dut my voice was laint and ialteriDg,
II had not its usual sound,
And my eyes with tears were glistcning,
And bent them Oh the ground
That hymn was sighed In murmurs low
By my dy ing friend AT even
Bul earth no more shall her accents know,
For the boon Ia her Is given
To raise her sweet Thanksgiving now
With the sernph choir ol heaven
That solemn strain first met my ear
When the abbey's aise irud
How I pntsed In silent awe To hear,
How 1 soured be, ond the sod,
And seemed to breathe IN purcr sphere,
And TO draw more ulsh 10 God.
These thoughts on come my spirit DER,
And they seem my mind to soothe,
Each gives in turn from Its precious store
Records OF love and truth;
Aud the sunny season they restore
OF my bright aid carly youth.
Oh time the magic cannot chill
That Ia spells like these belong,
Mud smile amid the strife and Ill
Of the worlds debasing throng,
For my henrt renews lis yerdure still
La the Memories of song.
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patrOnixed by the Nary cfthe UnitedStal
DIR. PHELPS
A n e. A NU M.

For the cure Of the worst diseases Of the Skin
UIcerOus Sores, Scrof,sia or Kings Epii,
Syphiiitic and .MercuyiaI diseases, Rheu-
matism, White SDelings, Liver af-
Jtctio,as, cOstiueness Of the BOrsIs,
general Debility, &c.
1t is likewise particularly recommended to
those, whose constitutions are broken by habits
Of luxury, or inteinperance, and all those, whose
Lungs and Chest are diseased by remote causes
in the system.
The Arcanum has acquired very extended &
celebrated character in maRy parts Of The world,
in Hospital and Private Practice. 1t has the
strong testimony Of
DR.. Mitchell NJ. ID. New York q;
Dr. John D. Goodman, nj. ID. Philadelphia,
and Others.
The certificates that accompany this Medicine
are too numerous to publish, all Of that high order
that it would be difficult to select. The public
are invited to call OH the subscriber and examine
for themselves.
Also, THE CHEMICAL PILE OLNT-
ME.NT,
A celebrated article for the cure Of Piles in ev-
cry stage Of the dsease-accompanied with nu-
mer0us certificates.
FISHER'S CORN PLASTER.
This Plaster will cure cons in few days
without pain or danger.
DIR. CH.4P.Af.9.N-S COUGH MIXTURE,
For the cure Of diseases Of the Ghost or lungs,
as Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Asthmas, Ca
tnrrhs, Hectic Fepers, splitting Of Blood, and
other diseased distractions, and rritaions Of the
respiratory system.
The above celebrated medicines are prepared
by A. X. PHELPS, NJ. ID. Worcester, Mass.
and are warranted superior and excellent articles.
They are for sale by the most respectable Physic-
ians and Druggists, in the two Americas, Europe.
Yves, Indies, sc.
GP Beware Of counterfeits.
J. w. EDDY, Agent FOR Newport,
for the above invaluable medicines.
Aug I6, 1888.
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DOCTOR DAYENPOR7vS GENUINE
Bilious Pills.

NNHESE Pills are justly esteemed for their ca
IL sy operations and good effects, as a mild,
safe, aud sovereign remedy for Bilious com
plants, pains in the head, stomach and bowels
in removing distractions Of every kind, by dis
solving and discharging morbid matter, helping
digestion, restoring lost appetite, and sure Te-
lief (or co-tiveness. They are SO accommodated
to all ages, seasons and hours, that they may DO
taken in winter or summer, at any time Of the
day, without regard to diet or hindrance Of busi-
ness. Their operation is 80 gentle, pleasant, and
efTeciual, that by experience they ARE found TO
exceed any other Physic heretofore offered to tho
public, which wo can show by great number
Of certificates from eminent physicians and others.
D.4VE.NPORIrS CELEBRATED EYE
MATER.
Which has been applied with great success to
weak, sore and inllamed eyes, in all stages.
WHE.aTO.pS ITCH OINTMENT.
Which cures in less than one hours appliea-
ton. (See directiOns.)
The character OF this celebrated Ointment
stands unrivaed for being q safe, speedy, and
certain cure for that loathsome disease called tho
Ilch-and for all kinds Of pimples on The skin
II is also u valuable article for the Salt Rheum
and Chilblains.
WYEATO.N-S J.4U.VDICE BIT7,ERS,
Which are so eminenily useful in removing all
Jaundice and Bilious complaints.
A fresh supply just received and Tor sale in thl
town by Doct. r. r. HAZARD and r. J. TAY-
LOR. Also by the russis's in providsncs.
JuIv 26
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oRRIs TOOTH WASH.

ME ORRtS 1OOrli WASH W purely
- vegetable preparation. possessing the pro-
periios Of cleansing the teeth aud mouth, res'or-
ing the gums 10 healthy state, aud preventing
any unpleasant taste or odour in the mouth, ,whcih-
er arising from decayed teeth, or from deranged
state Of the stomach.
"Sound teeth aud white teeth are the most
valuable portions Of poor humanity, but how ma
ny neglect the attention necessary for their pre-
seryaion, even when surrounded by all the means
needed. Among these we know Of none more
pleasant and etiecua than the Orris Tooth Wash;
il ceanses and whilens the teeth, strengthens the
gums, purifies the mouth, ,und sweetens the breath
We recommend its use TO all. young aud old. y
Boston Post.
.Jbe Ouis Tooth Wash is the best detergent
we ever used on cur enamel. ."-(Boston Tran
script
Io The PubHc.-The concurrent testimony Of
the most eminent Dentists and members Of the
medical faculty in every part Of the Union, is "
nited in favor Of the Onis Tooth Wash.
From DIR. Eleazer Parmly, Dentist.
] have used the "Onis Tooth Wash," and
having been made acquainted with the various
articles Of which il is composed, feel great plea
sure in recommending it as an agreeable, whole
some, and efficient wash for the mouth.
ELEAZER PARMLEY.
No IL Park Place N. Y, Jan 1888.
From N. Dodge, manufacturer Of Imitation In
eoruptible Teeth, and Surgeon entis, N. York.
Genilemen-I consider your Oris Tooth Wash
the best in use. wish to keep it constantly on
hand for the use Of my patients please send me
supply. Signed, N. lodge.
i2S Canal street, New York, July lS, 1888.
The abOpe is for Sale in .Newport, BY
Il. j. TAYLOR.
Nav 2--6m.