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Episcopal Missions.

Mr.. EDITOR: Allow another constant reader
OF your valuable Journal, who is himself Church
man, to say few words in relation to a commu-
nication which appeared in your paper on the lst
inst signed I, in which that writer uttcrs his pro-
test against any weight or authority being attached
to the opinions Of the Editor of the Churchman
newspaper on the subject of Missions 4" and al
eds ing that :" the whole course of that journal has
been 50 decidedly hostile to the cause of Missions
that we are justified IN saying 1t is the greatest fee
totha great worlof the Church ,rithia her bounds"
MIR. Editor, read the above quotations from tina.
communication with unieigned astonishHent and
regret. have been a constant and faithful reader
of the 'Churchman from its commencement. and
have noticed with great the course pursued by
its present able Editor the subicct of Missions,
and can with perfect truth assert that the idea
never once entered my head that be was h0SfiIs 10
he " great cause Of Missions" but only to some
modes and means 10y which it was proposed to
carry forward this work. | have uniformly observed
also, that the Editor has freely admitted mo his
columns-and as thought, with great tairncss-
articles on both sides of this c0utroverlcd question
VIZ: the best and most efficient Insan7, NIL things
considered BY which TINS great object could be best
attained. The grra, duty of disseminating the bles-
sings of the Christian Religion by Missionary op-
him by every Chmchman with whom | am ac-
quaintcd. however he may be classed under the
distinctions of High or Low Churchman.
But, Mr. Editor, have uniformly Observed
and sir have been "A very close and vieiIant OBJ
scrvcr-ihat there Is a class of Churchmcu among
H., who rank indifrroniIy usder the designations
above stated, who do not hesitate to charge any OF
thcir brnrhgcn a well rs the learned and able I'd
itor of the Chuychman and the no less learned and
able, and comparatively youthful Bishsr OF Wet
ern Ncw-lsrk with opposition and hosihfyto the
eause # Missions. because they cannot adopt, and
sustain all tic detail, of the machinery which they
NAV happen 10 deem the be-, adapted Ia the ac-
coinplshmout of the OBJECT. An honest difference
of opinion IS construed into, and declared to be,
HOSTILITY to the cause OF Missions.
1t j, not worth while. perhaps. Mr.. Editor, for ne
To trouble either YOU oryour readers with any fur
Their remark. at present on thi, subject, bat will
content myself by saying that il You Will permit
me. and Your cores pondent Gcirc' il, The present
writer will enter into a friendly controversy with
him. in which he will ondeayor 10 show what he
al least approhculs To be he true reasons for The
outcrv against s.mc of hi brother shurchmcu,
for no, going the yL0'c l-ngH with some other
churchnaa on the subject OF missions. and that no
part Of such reason. proceeds from tosii'y to tine
work Itself, but only to some of tie means ana
modes proposed for H. accomplishment y j.
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VOL. II. NO. 63.

adon,ed them an eytenso. These were his Cate
chi.m. Wbv should anv signs he deemed cheer
inc" which would change then Bishop Hobar,
once said to me, g. am against converting tie
Jew" Why 80, Bishop - " Because" said
hc they are the living witnesses Of the truth Of
ihe Christian religion lie spoke like a man
VINO had faith. layman and philosopher would
have said, " Canwe give them Purer. more ra-
tional religion ~ Professor Bush is probably
right in suppo.ing that the return Of the jew. to
the Holy Land would commence in Il spirit Of
commercial enterprise. He means that the 70
possession Of PalestiHe viii result from purchase.
not conquest that the Purse.strmgs. not the
sword, VII prove the efficient agent. Every thing
now has that tendency. Moses, the most practi-
cal political leader the Jewish or any other de-
rocrscy ever had, told the Jews never TO b0rro,r
s'rcy, but always to be lenders. The result o.
this counsel is, that oil the mpnarche- q the
~erld are indebted to the Jews They hold IN
pledge their crown and ,ccpircs. The Sultan de-
ponds upon them for loans. Mehcmct looks 10
them for -gccor. The Aaghanistans strike az
British power in India with tie gold which the,
procure from them. Russia hr, her Jewish Bank
ere. England . in Their hand, ina great measure
and they cannot, like the younger partn4rs ~
the great American family, rsppd.aIc, they must
H1utQtc. England, Russia, Turkey aid Egypt.
VIII agree 10 ieSinJc Palestine, and thus cs puHgc
4 few millions o. their respective debts; and
highly intelligent. powerful, ertcrprising people,
will TRANQUILITY make the Holy Land more prosper
Gus than il ever IN the golden days OF IT.
commercial prosperity" Christians will rejoice
in the fuihlmcut of the prephecies--good, liberal
Christian. will be oyorioyed at seeing the proni-
scs Of God fulalled to the desceadants Of Abra-
ham. nave no doubt that jerusalem at future
DAY viii be the richest city in the world, because
all jhe Jews viii 60 there who have made fortune.
Ia other countries. Thy viii eath-r the fruits OF
thcr toll and 90 20 Jerusalem 10 be- buried in the
valley of Jchosaphat. Professor Bush believes IL
their resioration-con,cienuOu believes in it.
He knows that to fulfil the prophecies-to redeem
the great promlscs-thcy must return as Jews
How can they return such if converted M
adairari. We live in wonderful times, strange
revolutions are taking place daily, ADD hope ms
learned friend, the Professor, may live to see the
fine Steamship .juias WdccaLcuS sailing out OF
the East RIVER under the Hebrew flag direct for
Jana in Palestine, passage only of - DAYS, and
| hope | may be there 20 hand him ashore, and
when he sees tho broad banner of Judah floating
on the turres of that ancient city, he will call Ia
mind the Z" cheering signs" to which be referred
when he once spoke Of the Jew. rejecting thsir
Bible, their law, and their sacred faith y.
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This day Published
4 AW REPORTER for June.--COn-

z AW REPORTER for June.--COn-
TENTS Liberalization Evidence; Bankrupt Law
F,re Foster wherein the validity OF attachments ol Ne
nroQeriy bakrus on process, D, Discussed WIN
H. usual ability and dis. ruaatun ~ tiidt lafnrc 'ui
fu.,.~ story, M..in~irn Bank ~fu'trn pted states
y, Doht. gr.i of trclsn ca,s>' inte 2ence and Ms
cstny Panhrurt. in Mann, including all VITO baFe pc
fa fp hr DECLARED Baukrurfs 10 Maine up - MAY -'h,
Iot4-wlo- number lss5; Baukrursin Ni"achu'ft, cnn-
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q, uty .Hih 1915 NrN Publication, Obituary No'lces
IT, LIT ol Bankrupt, 20 Nsw-iork will be coniinus} ~
49,, ,,,,i ~ BRADBURY. >ODENS co.
"a IL Na..au.-, Newton and 10 school I. Boston.
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y We az promised two articles IN IT, Herald or RI.
iay AMI saturday con,anu conc %, practical Wv q.
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nRESS BOOTS-Late.t French style
YtNTANGLL,D ACCOUNTS.- Thomas

~ homes Accountant. 1913 Broadway, opposite JohnN.
undertakes To arrange AMI adjust accounts of every descp-
ton Tohose who have not besn able To devise simple
ami easy method OF conducting this department. the aiver'
t,er with the confidence derived FROM much experience
r,pecinV offers h assistance IN suggesting such iofun Of
a. count books a. best adopted Ia PARTICULAR routine
ofhusn-, IN complicated partnership Affairs or confused
ami neglected ne pledges hs sell 10 shest ID all
cases an equitable aud iudispuiable adjustment
Published ami for sale by The achor a. above, Jonrvs
Priscpl. and Practice of Bookkeeping" which already
thu te1t book the iead.g Academic Institutions Of ths
country and the only American work the subject that
Ia, been printed III England Price 81 = sy5u
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L,RANkLiN SALT WATER BATHS

-Ca,ile Gari.n-ELihS THOMAS respectfully No.
the puhc that hc has completed and placed al the
above location, oi The most extensive AM ornamens
Baths Tor ladies' and ssnteuer that hoaed on the
American wacrs planned and huh ay Mr. CALVIN Pollard,
ant as pte q all The purposes ot heah recreation ant IN
,trucof ,hlsr baths nIr'n AMI improved construc
tos. simple, and chc rut private baths tor ladies an
trnen various depths. and aacNt,u>iVe swimming sehool
BOYS. The saso1 furnished aad consuctei by Mr.
Oakly, Of Bro',n possessing Every comfort and convent
la the refreshing department fhas Thsnu ulSs
ths he h-s feevf b. promise Ia his liberal patrons of
Ia, 'eaon and ocs nat support from The citizens ssd
VISITOR, o NeN York. that d. enterprise entities him To-
Length of the Geutlsmeus Bsth vi and 40 Ladies Bath,
L. and a. jelj Dtu
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NOSHtN MILK DEPOT. No. l9s

Reate asa NJ Chambers street. New.Nork.--rkc
subscribers hsviug ssSbi- the above business beg ssSe
the public TIA, they have made arrange hien> Tor
wing calS bsfpast n oclock in the orron. tIoa
Goshen p, the New orr aud FIRE ,aOsd snd the 81 AN
boar Arrow. Pure ,nd " Wholesome MiLk, wheh they Nh
,r above d. pot the reduced prise o -Four Vents
per quar-.
They aso receive daily, at tie above place, CREAM sod
BUTTER Nltk wi cii csn he bad at the lowest prices.
III. Only the subscrhers oder or thss
Mia the ,rtcir ts which The puhlc most respect
tulY solicited cail aud eNals TOT themselves
L >EILfCk h co.
B.-The above csiahishmcnt j. open every day irsa
o'cl,cA ~ the morning , 3 O'Clock n the evening.
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" charl Red Ash Coal-Lump, Broken and Nut sres.-
TIE nuder snsd authorised To take orders Tor this see
bred Coal AT the very lowest prices esr by the cargs
delivered the bsrge' zee OF cstage In part
ct thi. city or Brooklyn.
Al.o Gray A.h Schnyikl, Lehigl and Lackawans Coal
= : Amer, Bfusiinous Coal tor the CRATE equal 10
best Liverpool Best Virginia a. tor blacksmltR at
tie very lowest prics JOSEPH y SIMPSON
Ofice No. ll3 Nassau street
y. -. Ord-rs tor ton will receive tie senuos
Al f.r al
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A ; , O & IA ITO

Or Principles Of True Organization Of Society.
u Lsci1re upon $50 .mp1ftaa. r7a of or doc.ns
All be delivered IIis Evening n our Lecture Han
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VTARLEM PLEASURE GARDEN.-

uNKTEW PLEtSI RE UNKIIEN.-
Til, splendid Garden situated ON the banks Of de
sarlr,- River one the most del ghli spO, IN the W
entity OF New YORK: ahoundng in MI kinds oi >hrubbsry
Pants. and Flowers of the finest and rare, kinds; Psns
filed with Gold aud Fish, whose sporive playli
ness the surface OF the adds much interest 10 isc
scene: while the Srpenue Walks, shaded by Goldea WI
lows, ofer irresistible attractions tor a rural r1mhe.
An extensive and elegant Awning has been erectsd ssa
,gtabie Ground, have been lad Military Corapa-
MES 90 practice Target Firing.
- Gold and silver F.i snd Bouqu.,s OF Flowers for
ale n, ii,o Grri.n Harlem Nav 1872 al sa
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ORFFNWICH POTTERY. 26I Eigk

II TT IN w II IT " 7 7 IN III TsTRH
te-u's street, between Ninth aud Tsnui Ave9ues.-S
tins esab the only o ths kns IN tt CITY, and
the ass the STATE the subscriber respectfully Informs
ne public that b. manufactures snd ohers Or sat, the
most fta.onabe terms, the following drtces, VIZ.
Stone War. Eartlern Ware, Portable Furnaces Flower
P0i,, oven File Chimney Pot., Stov" lIiDgs, Blsncing
Pots, Fire Brck Greeuiou.e Tile, >sye Tubes, IT, ~.
B.-Ch~scsl ard Druggist Ware order. All orders
ie20ft WASHINGTON SMITH.
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THE PASSIONS, Illustrated with bra


j nafc kradng~-Mr. FirZ 81 RALD TAsISrRo
hsg> b nt1rr The public Il <ewlork. that 81 he earnest
sole stion of large number his friends. ~ prspo-.
deliver brri course Of three Lectures the Cardinal Pas
SOUS - given oy him Nth much secsrss Boston ard
a thr cites
Tt nr Leclnre vii take place At the Soc ey Library,
Broadway, on TUESDAY, The isn INST Subjeci-Love. 10
iu"ratvn OF Nhch rrcitstru> si be given from >ssks
pea-e Hamlet, Mltnl, Paradise Issi, Byron's Oxide Hs
rn'd Corssr ami the Lamsutot Taso. Venice Psssrss<
" liam Tel, The HgHchbsck. A. ~.
The second Lecture 10 take place THURSDAY the lAs
Instant >uy"ct-jeaousy Hstrrt snd RsSengc, n iUus-
OF which recitstons vii be- given frrm Haal.t.
Othe TO- Paradise Lost. Pciiocks Course 81 Time Carr,
Manfred. Merchant oi Nrnce, The Revenge -. Ac
The bird Lscture viii t.ke place on Tue>isy, the .s-
uhrectPrd- and ADDITION, IN illustrations sf which
"a ous vii be- given Mlchrth. chard III, Henry
VIII RcTeu Moor. Campbell, Paradise Loot, Polissks
Cour,. OF Time. Perc val, Ac
Tickets. admitting pCr>rnto the Cour>s OF three Lsct-
urr> elsr each be had AZ The Bookstores ~ SeS.
Colrlan. Appleton VILE, Putnam. Broadway. NbSrs.
-ageN Chatham street Mr \e,sus corner VA and
alter streets. and the bar OF the tnet states iio II
ngie Tskrs - each % Do had Al the doors II The
Socletv Library on each evening vt lecture
Lettuce connencr al 3 o'cOCA precisely. No post
g-lns me Ou n Se al
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CATsKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE, a

- NE foe orchsri-ls&2 This rossnu< ami fsssons-
u'e iss w" se eondacrsi during the present
ur e u-ieSuon and sspenlcD sBcs OF the subscriber Il
ha' eonprie a0d thorough rep~ir and
OPEN 'f uc RECEPTION Of visitors No spr, IA b. spared
"a MAINTAIN The desersedy high character hich has here
toore sustained A. herrn4srr "a tah,. "a IN n. nrn ,sh,i
~ every dsleacy that the Ne~N ORR marked can ,ort
an every pss hie ATTENTION hat prmof. the eon,ru
and enjoyment 81 It's patrons vii 4, rrn.rslv h.
slowed The road leading 10 tis e,tahl ,hr,.nt "a -,
perfectly smooth sna sale.
M@SsrS 4. r Betck Co.'S snc-iieut Hne Of x.x.s IN
run heretofore regGiary between the LAID ~ and ,h
Mouui.ia iiou>e, on the ARRIVAL OF tie boat.
isls 3m {. 1. BEACH Prenristo,
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DUTCUFR. REYNOLDS & PLANT.

- ATTORNEYS, SOLICITORS a nd COUNSEL.
kORS-pGics Nos. 81 and 81 Merchan trchssge, Wall.
4reet. Ney'-York sALEH BUTCHER,
j. n. kESAOLDs,
sHu ~ PIATr
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Ia April last, John Coeln.haw, aged II years. an q.
deried apprenuce 10 the Hat Making business. sad sp-
prentice ~ slight frame, about i've teei i've lsches 10
hight ant j. Supposed b. he employed on
thu Canal het Albany and Champss. All persIsafs
hereby forbid b.borng og employing no. ,ad spprrnticr
wN.RANKIN DURGEE Co.
~.u..rL = lime A. isl7
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WHOLE NO. 37J.
INSURANCE.

ETNA Fire Insurance Company OF n.
III Y-Ohic- NJ 8; Wal,L-in'use against los or
damage hv ~. Dwelling houses, stores go7> iuf tnfr
Vs., l thsr ca-or. m p'r ami property generally, 90
a, favorable terms q, any on o'lc-
DIRECTORS.
Ctt-f.. Town G. : woodruff John T. >taEg,
To- An. Ge-rEs P1.urroy. p. II. CLAYTON
E'r,.- PIT, T. Ioni, FoulAe Geo. Colgate.
gu,,.I >.ahti~. 3 }. VI Valentine. issac l. Piatt.
Cra.,er Carl Wu whtst right. u VI. Blackwell.
l. 81 Holman Vim. 4 +. PeuI, g. ". Cot
n ,H-z " L. M1r,l, Jn> Jameson.
n Pc J. 4 Muller Joshua JONES'
4 ". Hureisn, Jno Van bo>kerck, : a. ood
Tfa-r'. A-.nor- Daniel T. GRAY. Wilisn ~ Thorn.
CHARLES TOWN President.
u-.vv .-~ c..--r,-,-
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DE WATCHFUL of your HEALTH
THREE GREAT GENERALS have

filed th. Presidential Char, bot they, Like other
gr-si fonni hr3y % ylea.e "a psrrie. We bss-
another h tie feid "a very humble one. certainly
compared M lie f0rnrrl but hi aim 20 do ustce AL
70 prevent Lolhpop Hal" sHd Save Penny" puSers
from shaving the public while h@y ged t,ein-
selves yoD really wish 10 any fh-g and yIsb To
pres tras onward by good Cards. Crcuags osber Joo
Printing. IN neat cheaD Brooks (sitbough
h. j. Wiling u allow there others very good snd chap
ia tie cIiy Al The Yankee Pfehs best prsses 81 r nay
or good and cheap WORT. Bowsry, AID there you ~u
get all your Crcglars Carts. Sr chap az the chrspsl
and a lat : more yon will have the pleasure OF ne.us
With the Other Graeral-oienera satisfaction. leIs
nays BANK NOTE LIST for sale
IL by (m4uO n. q. DAGGERS, ~ Annss
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UOyEys TRUNK REPOSITORY,

i 80. is6 Pe4r'-,i. oppos r. C-iac-R hotrf man
1giur.s and keeps constantly hand egry descrP
nj Tayeir. and Packing Trunks carpet bag', 'n.''
&c Al v,hoe-a, snA retail cheap iOr cash OF approved
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L. ING'S Spring Nouce.-Self-Rocking
lair COLORING.-J.P. Maby would

nix IULUKINT.-J.T i. mildly WOUIH
inform TO a. who used hi, celebrates FssrDcs oil
Tyre .r changing red grey fisr 10 p'rn.nenI brown
ar black Thai ne b., old stand No 10 Dist
on..tre.t where be- offer packages Of - cents, ~
cent. amt 81 Th Hair DE has BEEN long 10 us~, and
,eyer tsd Ia rive SDtre sstsf3c0o Those doubling
lacey VII he READ ~ convinced by railing at Tie above
r.c, and # on ua they not satisfied, The money vii
!. refunded jel I'M
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improved Yalises. Carpet

Bag.. La.>s and Genilsnl@n. Water Travelling
Trunks ami RoSes. Also Hsrch.-ts' Packing Trunks.
ufactpred and Dr sale prizes responding Wh the
t.ne al r. "a NODYNE- rrInk Repository, 2I9 Green
.rft-.fre.t. corner OF Barclay. ~ I'm
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sOur cOna.n>cd notice o Prof Bus, lecture ha led cur
sseesed CORES oicnt mo efug. Prof Is ed cite the
authority a fact 10 support ~ s'1irucut-ih'ueht hc n
take IA The assertion that the g.. n rih, nsHdlnS VOC
The Oid Testament alone wss meant ms .iisa'ce
cited ~ Pot g. Z, u.oucd m ~oN S""'u Sn' alu
SHADOWS Of London LIE, That aashOr that great
number Of Jews at the head 81 whom 10 >r isaac LY"'
Gollsaid have sece1,s ifem TIE gtn,r" nouy, ~ 'oi
guence the latter placing tie Kahhnicdi M'iupss u VIC
footing with the i've bpok. Oi Moss Ih'S Hepun.'
the T.n.nd as Of outrageous abssg'f' ehd az W
msltrr. I'D Tnb
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TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENU OF THE HEALTH.

LREE in the complaints with which it is assa
ed dDTiIs the months discovery yet made
medicine has attained the celebrtythe unparalleled
and established itself the confidence OF the public
both the United States West Indies and South America,
has Dr. Wheeers Balsam Of Moscateo mild and safe
remedy for the Of the various and dangerous diseases
caused by and arising from dsoered state OF the digestive
Ssahs 10 wit dyspepsia, cholera norbus collie spssns'
convnsions nervousness and pans IN the boweisl
s sSSee Of dnkng cold water the summer complaint OF
&c Sc These are speedily removed by tins inyaiu-
efficient and certain action has secured Tor
OF every class in society, nasmuch that DIT
80, , p nor withhold the from
ha e ~ we rather chooses To prepare himself certain
49, W sitlencc IN doing make il perfect
nc usseo 70 be prepared b. inexperence ed persons
ol illiuenua persons, ready published are suf
S'g oNmclhg which they voluntary offered of their
IN a'gr oi IT'S merits Dr. w has the Qratil
eminent persons
Major Mapss, U: Al; Cen Ward NJ e Wnssss.re,
j. ~ Doud ESQ., aud many Others Of canal svnndna Tbt
medicine Tor sale at Dr. WIS office % sa,e ,yho
lssols pIopreto IL may also be had the
Mr.. .Nhau, Messrs, Rushton Ce NJ p Dick;a NJ r u
Dodd druegs hn B7osdwsyi Dr. Hart Hudson St Mesp:
Csddngons 22 Hudson Dr. Cotton "a 3Ble.ckers ma -
Mr. Israel Post bookseller, SO Bowcry; Mr. q W.lfvs s,
Grand St. Dr. Zabriske, Jeney City; Dr. w r. Baeroye H.
lantic 81. and Mr. Ira Lowe, Fulton BROOKLYN nv
~ NOTICE.-The Basam of Moscatello Is NOT tho COS.
article unless accompanied with pamphlet CONTAINING
testimonials also directions shep he useJ
=. also the bottles being stamped Wheeers Bassm OF
Moscatello. 10 iyi5 lmse
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PERFUMERY.

ORRIs TOOTH WAsH-Prepared from the original re.
Wash purely vegetable PREPARATION possessing the proper
ties e.nin1 the teeth. month restoring the gums to
healthy and unpleasant tsse osour
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth OF from de
ranged state of the stomach. -
Il is designed be used with tooth brush and will be found
supersede the necessity Of powder keeping the teeth clean
and the wearing of the fr the teeth
1t cases Of spungy gums restoring the
healthy and causing them contract around the
teeth In painful Of the teeth and arising from
TO cold will be found highly benshcia " Is par
before This method recommended by emf
nent dentists doing all PARTICLES of food which
muate during the day are entirely remoyed and the mouth
kept through Me might IN clean sweet and healthy state
of poor humanity but how neglect the attention
for their when surrounded by all the
needed Among these know Of none more
and eectua than the Ouis Tooth Wast cleanes and wh
tens the eth strengthens the gums PARTIES the mouth and
sweetens breath We recommend ALL young and
old-[ Boston Morning Post.
The Ors Tooth Wash the best detergent used
our ename-( Boston Transcript.
For sale BY the principal druggists in the city ma
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PRIVATE CURE

LII SUFFERING under any Of the symptoms of secret
n disease whether of long DURATION Of contraction,
confidently referred D9cror JGan SPECIFIC Courses.
&c. and Course No. for the permanent eradication Of dis
These specially prepared enable the
effect and satisfactory without loss OF
time which end each package contains every
for the guidance and safety of the patient
companed by Dr. Jordons private lreatise, The Monitor
wherein is full directions with plain description of the
consequences and teatmen of secret
added much valuable information useful hints and important
advice suited alike the present invalid and to those who
having heretofore been unfortunate either contemplate
riage, or have recently entered into that state
r The price Of the Monitoris 50 cents One dollar sent,
Post pal 1, ensures its recel ton. .
= These courses admirably adapted for strangers,
travellers residents the country, being complete
pact aud guarante ed to effect cure.
Sold for the proprietor only at Drug store 60 Prince
.,o,. - vi I'M
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DR.. MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER DISPENSAkf. 20ixk street near
~ Ciresnwch-Dr Morrison Member Of the Loyal College
of Surgeons, London and formerly Surge. min British Ma
wy continues be consulted daily all disease. Ga delicate
nature and all those distressing symptoms ru
dcous and the imprudent iquacs medicines
Dr. NJ has had experience of twenty wo Yeas treating
mild safe and substitute mercury eIadca
risk restricting him in susual diets pu
while his medicines agreeable ntaste and SMELL Per
agemen! Of the PROSTATE gland acc manied with much m
and dull pain about these OF the
qucnccs of maleatment DR.. NJ treats stctures in scen
t6c manner promoting abso Of the thiskene circular
CONSTITUTIONAL iEIsLlTY-Thogssnds Of young
destructive whose furhe! injured from
the of pretended specifics which stimulate
only induce depression Dr. M treats such
purely pathological principles and never fails in establishing
cure-tfe strctest and confidence IS observed 81
post pad and containing suitable fee, will ensure
the correspondent full advice and dicie to any part Of the
Unon by his giving history Of his detail 20i tul
on street rear Greenwich Jy22 lmFr