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HiFORD AiIN'RAL SPRINGS-This well known water
place. situated in Bedford County Penns wanna now
yor the reception of visitors.
those who have visited the Springs may be
which pass, through P.nnsyya from Phadelpha to
nFh, few miles east of the chief elevation of The Ale
I. Mountains.
y thing has been provided at this watering place to render
urn pleasant those who seeking health enjoyment
will be found suited all tastes good band
sic Will be ia attendance.
liberal PATRONAGE extended the subscriber the two last
ls will induce the renewed exerons coming season.
E ieth, 1912. WILLIAM REYNOLDS.
cod Irnr Prf.nr;,,or
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Court CalcnGar-This DAY.
CorRT or CoMMor PrrAs.--Pan Nos. A. ~ 10,
l27 l39, l4l, l56, i43, ii5, ii7 l5l, 100.
Part 2.--No. TO-
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BATH BUILDINGS.

D lMERLY RENShAW'S, At Long Braneh-This ex-
psive and delightful sea Bathing Estzbl shment will be
by the Subscriber on the 9Th June, instant He begs
uuy to .foun its former patrons and the public, that
SCRABBLE addi and ae ratons INCREASING the comforts
oern AIDE since last year. and will be in complete read
Or their accommodation.
hng be reasonable the times viii afford the board
dollars week last instead Of ten dol,
formerly Chfdrey ofa certain and servants half p1ce.
full fed, $3.50 He hopes he say without imputa-
ha his table and accommodations will be equl any
Branch. Young people not requiring boo much room will
accommodating terms.
a.'Imsr JAMES GREEN
'EILION, SARATOGA SPRINGs--The Pavilion, CON
uous 10 the Pavilion fountain, and equidstant from
and Iodine Springs, has been thoroughly
now open for the reception of visitors. For convenience
alton, beauty Of the grounds adjoining, commodiousness
rooms and efforts the Of the proprietor make
sts comfortable this house it is believed is not
Che charges for board and have been modified TO
som. degree the depression of the times share of
age is respectfully invited.
aI JOHN CROSS, Proprietor
If ltnga cpnngS, June 20, 1872. Je27 2wr
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NO BETTER place 10 find Boots ADD s;,Io-. ch.,0-
- AMI we not sure that in New York liz = Il ,nv
cd az AZ the Clinton Boot aud Shoe Market 2oi Canal
ippear hQ geueIaly satisfied that this Is faet nm
onahle. All those who nf.y have tried our boots
A. KNOX &CO
B. Country merchsntssr ie by the package or dozen
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tCHfNE BLANkETs.--5b bales for sale by =
mloec pERssE Il BROOKS. 81 Liberty o
Elk COLLINS 4 co,
II S. South St
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TO THE LADIES


FHIoNABLE MILLINERY .GOODs.-The propre-
s. Miss KING, daughter of the celebrated Curl King
o sale most select and choice assortment of Millinery
LOT the splng trade, never as yet presented TO the psb
N as regards the quality and chespner Of the articles
.ylebrated 81 Tx HAT, CALLBb CAPOTTE DOR
SILK, ENTIRELY new AND CRI6iNAL
,E--And Lawn Hats do do-An entire new style
MODINE CAPoTTEs, ELSsLER
n COTTAGE
pan and English FANCY STRAWS, of The finest tex-
52prevss ectfuIly socits the ladc. no favor her
aI', anu examine her elegant and varied stock Of Mil
gor themseises before Trey purchase else wherr as II
great saving 70 them In Price and great advantage M
gImsr 'i'SA1 aasiH p1 p NODES,
H BOoTS-BOOTs AND SHOEs-,Tb, c6s,..
est and best Apartment Of dis article in the cirv
rrdnted LADIES' Misses and Childrens' Boots Shoes
pPpes, Of eye style and fashion, choaOer than ever o
can be found al 36 Broadway and 92 Canal street ali 81
wn ui4curng. Gentlensn will nor be- an 81
ling AZ he above store, they will find the yrrv arI
tant Boys, do you cal, Won will be suited 70 ~
tt~c GREGORY & AtJIIi
#Es DRESS BoOTs--LATEsT WRENCH
- Sly LE-The subscriber makes 10 order ROT.
above description Of the finest quality of French Caif
srsep who have been in the habit of plying erayay,p,
Tor inferior articles requested To call and be convinced
prices are from ten 10 twenty per cent below Other
IN the neghborhood Drawings being taken Of the feet
PAIR OF lasts kept for each customer there difficulty
fng handsome yet easy fit.
kaniy on hand, large assortment OF fashionable ready
SO To s. g gTSei T,TnE ,,em TWO DOLLARS FIFTY
= Slippers &d T9 NJ q equally 10y prices:
Ne ~
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MEDICAL, AID.

LII those who need Of medical aid of certain de-
scripon should, without fall Obtain copy Of stle
book entitled the Rp6son with ensavnss T ii.le work
published second edition with many valuable
enlarged This beautifully lone and are accom-
inc xtsnsive city practice Mott street nearly opposite the
stone church. His having been constantly engaged combat
ing diseases Of this ehaaraer for many past enables him
The here guided the selection of remedies
according the circumstances and condition of the
The plan of the book to show thu ordinary symptoms
in with the beN method of cure, "
then shows what other symptoms do frequently hap
m, with appropriate and remedies adopted
case the bad symptoms should The OF the book
is so cents
worthy OF remark that many persons instead Of being
promptly cured, continue from day day taking various
under circumstances where medicine alone could
make cure Now is important to the patient that
which be more particularly explained in public print,
to be had the drug stores Fulton numbers So 70 and 100;
Gregory has established himself in the practice Of medi-
cine and at 81 Mott street. which is drug
about yards from Chatham square, nearly opposite the
church. Dr. g. does limit his attendance few hours; he
home and may be consulted hour of the day
evening"
Letters from the country. describing symptoms and
closing e will be punctually attended if post paid
led ms
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VALIER'S
FREN CHI Pill L S.

ONE box of these nesmsb. Pills we'th all he Quack
~ Medicines in the world for the of certain disease
CoM1ENr- examine the nature Of above disease
and the situation Of the ra affected, consider it
object be able obtain redy
tain in its action and at the time como-d Of such ingre
IT, II fact well known that OF the remedies
offered for these diseases Of sucn nausous drugs
render il almost impossible continue ter without
creating sickness the stomach other unpleasant cons
a remedy VALIERS FRENCH PILLS will meet the uni
versal appreciation, being entirely free from those objections.
Ihs proprietor would here remark that ts efficacy Of these
the is founded upon rational experience having
used them successful practice for upwards OF ten years ne
feels confident of their superiority the remedies hitherto
employed
Sold No. % Nassau street, Broadway and 90 North
Sixth street. PHILADELPHIA. Price 81 per box. mis- m~c
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MEDICINES.
LUCINA CORDIAL.
TO THE AMERICAN PIIRLI(


n ss. .na 81 d.. d
when ssS s .esu
By :? has Seen % 80
less in the cure q ncipen. consumption The knowledge
% da u aan IS % the S
The result is dat medicine has been added the catalogue Tor
with due ecaution, under the control Of the pae Il Is
sareey necessity a this period TO recoppsnd the Lucns
as deut or painful ineoa,uence q urne and
II diseases arising from ebiltaton Of the system, an
aes has taken Of ali other medicine in ."e
cases. and leaves nothing further TO BE- hoped for is be-
ia Suss Should there however, person abo , under o.
he above complaints who are doubtful OF Is smos
my personal responsibility feeling assured they give
ind s. sa:a 70 b. t s ssaA viii i S IN result Bs
also the case ip Europe the mmense American reputation
yessaisd ndab.abe and generally admitted power ensb.
females who had been considered barren 70 bear offspring and
Isseny hopeless prosiion perfect health and activity.
When received the agency Of the Lucina Cordial from
hs Of respectable testimony that accompanied IT,
declined committing myself individually. by giving any per
sse upwards Of one HUNDRED thousand oies Coupled
w the receipt and certificates and testimonials nnnmsrabe
ana much knowledge founded personal I'M
hes-sy warrant far exceeding my ssnguine hopes,
S Ssb rsea ssd hGd %yss p.oSy
crate the vrs powers males and make them focund.ni.
ofhe females Who been previously un!rSsa
regret a. have g speak SO plainly exceedingly Dc
ese sses ont ssi Called upon % do So lest i might b
y which hs:e cSssy assumed Win snss 81 sincsr
cc me- "a az ne sxen 81 RE
a tine russ w Wi GSsSsHs hqTss
street New York and % North Sixth street Philadelphia
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PORTUGUESE
# E M A l. E P / L L 8

INvFNTFD
NJ. DE BOUDELOQUE, M. D., LISBON. PORTUGAL.
THE Scientific combination Of Ingredients Of which these
Pills are composed made them the wonder and admir-
ration Of the world. They known al ever Europe % be
the only discovered that has proved invariably
certain producing the monthly Their certainty mall
cases being such thev be used during pegnancv
for though mild safe and healthy. they certain prods
miscarriage il used during thai p-rion: 49,
The directions are ansssd into English, and developed
round win the seal Of the importer stamped Escp box coz
tsns signature Of NJ de BoudcIcQue % The English d.
rcctou Of Dr. r. MEisVEAU authorised
agent for the continent Of America
They can be transmitted by mail any par Of the United
states Letters directed DR.. +. Me,eau, boz a. New
York. viii meet with immediate attention. Sold by appoint
ioxes Sc. No half boxes sent by mail.
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MEDICAL OFFICE.

III LlSPENARD STREET, N. Y. CITY.
MADAME COSTELLO, grateful for the extensive patron.
M literally bestowed since she opened the above Of
fee respectfully socts the attention of females and mothers
particular the following Medicines Of her preparation
which have proved ecca in remedyng the diseases for
which they recommended, wiz
Madame Costellos Pile Ointment, certain for the
Piles in all
German Soothing Syrup, prepared expressly for children
teething will effecually prevent fits, screaming, Sc.
Madame Costelos Nipple Paste the successful remedy
for nipples and which mother should be without
Diaroea Cordial the eecual remedy possible gene
rally requiring but few doses effect perfect
Lin Salve Cream Of Amber for removing pimpes bloches
redness, TAM sun-bum and freckles.
Hair Renovaor positive preventive to the Hair falling out
will bald places and give it ch dark glossy
Alsoa Beautiful Dye fp! the Hair does not color the skim
but will red light hair TO beautiful black. La
dies have applied the Office by Madame Costello
ranted.
Madame CO. Ointment and Lotion, positive for the
salt rheum, ring scald head and other
Of the skin. -
Gases Of Liver Complaints which have been standing for
years. have been cured in very short time by Madame Cs
cellent remedy and restored to perfect health.
Msdame COstellos Syrup for after lans falling
NEEDY.
and all of the above medicines ID and sold
Lspenard and where be obtained such proofs Of these
facts will convnche pubc there is no fancy in these
sertons
Madame c. would inform ladies that good may be OBJ
tanned at the shortest notice by applying at her Office
All and letters be postpaid mis- I'm
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GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.

LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.
DR. A. G. CASTLE, Dentist. 297 Broadway, New York.
- has Marmoslcon Paste for filling decayed hollow teeth
IS perfectly harmless in its composition, and can be
the most tender tooth without aud with
which becomes impacted solid body, maintaining
original appeer--ce and for life The estimo
glowing term, to its efficacy. The Evening Post 22d May
say admirably adapted for tender
with great and abilty.n
THE ollowing from the New Orleans Picayune Dec 9Th
sufficiently speaks of DR.. C's skill mechanical dentist:
cut. who employed in the Florida service dur
had side Of his lower and part
tine shot II feared TINT the loss would he
mnnent, but meeting with DR.. A c. Castle, of New York
aieia substitute with teeth. made and fitted n and the
officer has the perfect OF this shattered but
organ Dr. A. c. G. inserts teeth the principle Of adhesion,
b. atmospheric pressure from entire ofeeth,
effect a perm ancn cure.
d. \. {. c. rar the Spanish Ambassador Spanish Con-
sui Ms. General Gines Dr. +. u. Johnson President of
Medical Society aud the several Professors of the New York
University Of Physicians and Surgeons.
DEAFNESSDrs. Castle and Edwards Aurists POI Broad.
way attend TO he OF deafness and all diseases pertaining
~ the Acoustic Drops for incpieni deafness
noises, collect in the lei lm.c
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NO. a PECK SLIP.

DR. CARPENTER, at his old mosscovered Dispensary.
- No. Peck slip, Pear-street continues administer
the afflicted and unfortunate and extend them such
lief early collegiate aud regular medical education and
nearly 30 years constant practice and daily familiarity with
grade and variety of disease essentially enables him. Dr.
ciety aclams equivoca foreign honorslha pr
Offices and for the privacy OF PATIENTS who
come in contact-keeps assistants sho>boys and
devoes himself personally to the welfare Of his patrons
Beware of all nostrums and specific venders.-
PATIENTS are daily falling victims to their bseiu effects The
apus caution lhe regular practitioner but impoa
tan to the suffering and deuded victim.
m22 1msc DR. CARPENTER.
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J. BRADEN

and the public generally that he has completely renovated
who may be pleased honor him with their patronage He
tattes himself will be sufficient say those who have
Creams &C. for the las, nine that nothing shall remain
He still continues the manufacture of Confectionery in all its
branches and prepared supply families and eaers in city
grateful acknowledmens for the patronage has
he trusts BY his future efforts to deserve continuance Of the
lea JOHN BRADEN. "a Canal street.
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.

CORNER OF FULTON AND NASSAU STREETS.
The NEw YORK HEnALD-A daily paper, issued every
Of the wcckrce copy. Country sub
scbers furnished AZ the same rate ior specific period,
advance No paper unless raid in advance
THr WEEKLY HrRALp-Issucd every Saturday morning al
rne ccockpce sir and quarter cents copyiumixed
country subscribers anuum advance or At the
s. for any specified period.
CORRESPONDENTS requested TO address their leten
GoRpoN BrrsErr Proprietor and koito-snd ali ~.
a>u on bns.psss must be pest paid,
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s. J. SYLVESTER,
m1e Wall ST. and l3n Broadway.
CROTON WATER.

Il In consequence of the deletencus effects Of drinking
we'll cider and other fluids Of lead the adoption
Of these pipes carry the Cn through the dwell
ings Of the citizens has been strongly recommended by pro-
College Of and Surgeons; Sc by the Mayor Of the
the Superintendent Of the Pipe Department and
furnishing the houses; by Professor Sman DR..
To those who are having pipes pumps, baths. &c. fitted in
of the Croton the friends the
and the citizens large these pipes
,uary commended well for their superior strength and &
raby well for their quality of transmitting the first
&C life free from the most nsidous ofpoisonous sclu
tons The TUNED lpes Will be tted up at prices varying but
every Improvement in the they have had contend both
here and IN Europe with the bitter hostility Of those who i'm
rgne their interests affected by them. All who desire inor
nation respecting them invited send for circulars, and
sive their orders THOS. EWBANk,
teO Iuns on .rosbv
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'ET.aBLE SHILLING STRENGTHEN
PLASTER.
TWELVE HUNDRED THOUSAND

SOLD YEARLY.
Peters Shilling Plaster and effective remedy for
pain in the breast side stomach weakness pain the
chest oins back stiffness of the neck affections Of
limbs joints whether produced by rheumatism other
habitua pain of the head stomach colds coughs
complaints weakness Of the spine predspson break ont
N bes and pmples sessness Of the frame and for general
debilitaton.
Children well adults may derive great advantage from
Peters Shilling Plaster, especially when suffering from coughs
colds teeng whooping cough, and such like all these
cases II is simple, sure and speedy remedy.
Dr. Peters principal Offices $50 Broadway 25 Fulton
aud 90 North Sixth Philadelphia. Agents-50 and 100
Bowe, SO Fulton street. i6 Hudson and 2io Chatham
street, N. Y. MIC I'm c
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RIcHARD REED. Com. of Deeds. mis-
DOCTOR GLOVER

DOCTOR GLOVER
ECS inform those who have recently en1ured If he has
IL left the practice Of his profession that he continues
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
sure have been the particular objects Of bis study The
raj and important remedies which have escaped the
Walton Of the less scrutinsng physician
Dr. Gover's primary education enables Kim keep
with the movemsp of the day being graduate in the
dca profession The unsspecng should beware
the host Of self named Doctors aud of whom
aspire be- authors of little books upon subjects Of which they
totally ignorant.
Office No: Ann spnvate entrance. 4h door from the
Museum-ofiice hours until o'clock PM. ms Im*c
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MADAME RESTETI,

FEMALE Physician, Office and resi- dencc ls Greenwich
street. between Courtlandt and Liberty streets, where
she can be consulted with the sce;t confidence and where
also her aed medicines be obtained All Letters must
post paid and addressed Dor cs NJ York city, Medicines
forwarded by mail. Boston Office No. 7 Essex
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A COMMUNICATION.

CANNOT refrain from mentioning the public that am
actually asonished and surprised the injury in this city
BY taking the spurious pills drops and mixtures: ndscrmnate
y which represented cure all" in certain
ret disease These facts have asceriared entire salts
action from the hundreds Of patients which have cured who
suffering from the effects Of medicines inudciously
Sen Thus will say he himself aswe any
iocto; another will that he will buy Doctors A. C
MIXTURE for dollar, which will him. without know ing
the time, WHISTLER i be put by doctor not third
ueh No for 50 cents for all The physicians advice in the city
who would have comprised the part of the bone
new OF our country wouid you geernen that those
things nay Tor The time being check your disease and il
wish IN after life probably after you married and have for
gotten those days 10 have chronic rheumatism weakness of
spne nervous tremor all over dull headaches occa
siona Deafness loss of sight and children then 20
on, II net you should CONSULT PHYSICIAN; visit him
three or -four days until You well and probably he may
charge much anticipate Should You select me as
Physician You will find Office 81 Broad cor
Of Stone. Open from 9 A. NJ. to o r. NJ.
myl7 lmsr j. PROVOST Mn
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At FREMONT ROW, BOSTON.
PLEASANTLY and centrally situated fremont Row,
mo an capable of accommodating persons, is we'll
supplied with private paors and large aud airy chambete
house well furnished any house in the city of Boston,
The subscribers have lived for several New York city
the Aston and Howad)of the table will always
be well supplied with the best market affords the cellar Is
well stocked with choice Wines and Liquors. -,
Refer to A. Stesol, Astor house u. d. Howard, How
ards House myl6
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DR.. SHERMAN'S
MEDTCATED T,OZENGES.

THESE celebrated articles have now used for nearly
four years and the greatest proof Of their efficacy IN re-
moving the diseases for whch they recommended
is demand for them has rapidly and
persons who have used them only continue their use
but recommend them their friends
COUGH LOZENGES.
Are the best medicines the world for coughs, colds, con
sumption asthma whooping cough &c.. discovered
THE WORM LOZENGES
Are the only articles which fail in removing worms OF
every description, both from children and adults.
THE CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Are sovereign remedy sickness headache,
paptation lowness q spirits and al nervous diseases
The Hon. Clark, Hon. Edw. j. Porter. Rev. Mr.
Handbook Rev. Mr. Dunbar of the McDougal street Church.
have used them
Office 1906 Nassau street-Agents, Rushton & Aspnwas
three Sends 273 Broadway IT East Broadway Cod
,rington, 227 Hudson H22c
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DOCTOR BELL devo,es his personal attention. (daily,
stage All suffering protacted cases,
successfully treated by pretended practtion
e-these aborng under the destructive effects of mercury
quack nosrums and all who suspect the remains OF disease
lurking the consult Dr. b. always with guar
antee Of
10 Persons contemplating marriage, VINO have been the subj
confidence. Posr PAID letters describing the of
distance, have his prompt attention. Dr. BIS Treatment
Suspicion and is well Known be sale aud
permanent. =
doors from Broadway. yn27 lntc
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MEDICAL.
DIR MORRISON.

NORTH RIVER l!srE NsARy coy Fulton street near
~ Greenwich Dr. Nor OF the Royal College
Of Physcsn and S.seoas London, and formerly Surgeon in
the British Navy. be consulted daily on diseases Of
delicate hose distressing symptoms consequent
op njudicious and the impdeni OF quack med
ers. Mr. NJ has haa OF q years IN treating de-
cae diseases all and complicated fons and
mild safe and substitute for mercury eridica
ing the venereal virus with certainty without ubectng the
patient any risk restricting him IN his usual diet OF u
su while his medicines agreeable IN taste and SMELL
accompanied with much irritation and dull pain some OF the
Of malreament, and leading ultimately In urn
airy stuas. Dr. NJ treats in scientific ga-
dually promoting absorption of the hckered membrane with
out
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY thousands Of Young
suffering from she sof indulgence
cre destructive habit ami whose nerves are further injured
from the of and pretended specifics which
late only induce depression Dr. NJ such
purely pathological principles, and falls in establishing
the obstinate yield his plan treatment
Letters post paid and suitable e will eusurr The
correspondent full advice and any part Union
by his givng history of his detail The scto no
nor and confidence observed 20K Fulton ST. e.