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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-31
G. L. INGERSOLL'S
BOAT ESTABLISHMENT

BOATS Dnkey sail boats aud boats pleasure boats &C.
ID &c. The immense Boat Building Establshmat Of g L.
ingersol 406 Water Catharne Market the
most extensive the United States Here built
beautiful barges and club boats that have oaed
the and lakes of America. Also the Auto
crat Of all the Rus;ias several .ce,boat for Asac Mona
sailing boat for Mr. g. f. Bannngs He has recently completed
life boat plan, which has been pronounced by
Of experienced nautical any
fore built At this establishment kind Of boat will be
furnished with reversed bottom from mould, any way
suit the taste of the Of whatever form they be-
Tie all Of the best quality being no
thereof large
life boats long, quarter pleasure WHITEHALL
found the Dry prices much
below what purchasers have heretofore paid and liberal dis
again Please call before purchasing elsewhere you then
Judge Of my work-References
Jas w Hale, Sol Agent Wall For ads asement of
boats, &c. Com Enquirer and New York Commercial
Advertiser. jy22 lmsr
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GOOD SUMMER WINE.
HATS.
HATS! HATS! HATS b!

brown &CO'S One Price Hat Store, wholesale and rel
- tail, 179 Chatham Square, of Mott street, where
the head
SThe propris have the pleasure offer addition
to their recently improved short mapped Hat style the
The most cosy and beautiful that The Serence Is moi essiIy
perceived Pfice three dollars We strictly adhere the
price cash which enables furnish very superior
Hat for the price charged presenting these Hats TO the
public the think have reached the
Of beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort. 3ms
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HAVANA AND PRINCIPE
SEGARS.

RAIDER 20 Chatham N s'[ss, s S.T: for sale
500 M Ssss! fifIH'''s
Ensd & us Besides full stock Of the
PERSSE q BROOKS,
NO o sTFEE IT between Broadway and
iei Blocks i1i ris black acs1 ma aI lS. sale
sss Casks i BoyS. f Bleaching iai' p.wd.r
80 Tons superfne soda ashes.
80 Bales Chesterfield a ssaf factory brown tn.,
' g Ss.R, !%n sdtnF r e Iss .a.lt,
Bale, Cotton cs,pens three and forr yards wide
All Of which will be sold at lowest market prices jy lie
IT 4Tpsf ENShss MAIL rM 81 NEW
possible despatch and security % ins.sssns
$ se and s & s S
70 the Department from . city 70 Boston under the m%e
p. To cary to hs fss. possible these Of the
SsS %s nSi t. s Edb S% A' four
Public notice Is therefore hereby given Of the above grange
% is az vii be s "a % Il:
N General Mail Agents.
~ YORK & BosT0N.-Fes Once New Iork, July i,
daliSp q the public and and security s,
s. a. EfDsss mail e e,oeds which Me- will
Mss: .nd hadsn Co. e., carrying the Nail: between ,h
will ss's s"
d.ses Boston hair o'clock he i'm
s.ss ss%s A s, ,% s S siH 9s wi"
JOHN H GRaaS .
1rsfs sES M ~ V
% "d @ % hs
s:;s:. $%'; %%ss
se places rGudn I1yl with directions to cause the de-
Letters will be received on board the o'clock steamboats,
Ss.s FL S m e af'S TS &. H %s
d Lse wnsh as ss Ssd the boa. carving the
Msl direct % Albany which leaves o'clock r. 81 from
ss o Ssss @ al. tune de Ss Of he S
The Messengers go through to Buffalo and are instructed
e. snss@spi viii >" he scth inst ', ''
his Office esl ST. and Issr. ics the &c
jyi9sw GO'' '' g62 LoRRiMER GRAHAM, Pm.
USTT66ph i FLATS EXrREss MAIL FOR ALsANY
nuniest,on The great WVsn Route from this city the
ss dn%sn se e 10 So s
ne the IN me & of the undersigned com
To- carry ~, s fullest pg,.be hs; views Of the
O'clock desired pc:. gee, can e PAID
sSaa 0s9sh M =" to the time Of =.
c2 %bsnS snd pscs s'sH S% cy from
SP.; sSf e; q Ss e j.
Mail directed Albany and Troy aud Buffalo
date places will be forwarded from Albany by the Express
Mail, under charge of the
Public notice Is therefore hereby Of the above
ment and all eonceIned may rely upon the unceang
diligence with which all mail will be forwarded
above the shortest possible time and with the great
est security. u. JEROME HUMPHREY,
General Mail Agent.
New York, July 18th. 1892 jyl72wr
HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
RABINEAu,s New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths. at
street, North RyeID are open for the accommcdson Of
a night.
NB The water where the baths stationed has been
dccpcned which enders other the
vicinity or New York On Tuesdays the Bath exclusively
de voted 10 ladies u I'll NJ. band OF will be in at
tendance every pie evening Price Of cold bath TAX
warm baths Is. je3 3m"r
COLLECTIONS all Of the United States made
" the most favorable terms
forien Gold and Silver purchased aud for sale the
rates, by 3. J. SYLVESTER,
jy16r 20 Wall ST, and 100 Broadway.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WArra CoMMIssIosEa's OrFIcE,

Old AlmsHouse, July 9, lst2}
NOTICE hereby gwen that the Croton AqSsduct Com
IN mitee Of the Corporation have requested the alter Com
nssoneT for the present. TO rent the Croon Water aud
for making the supply the citizens
OF New York with water
The following the rates which the present
furnished -
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\ adjourned 10 TUESDAY next.
POLICE OFFICE.

FkIDAY. FtDfiidrN
r..e, John Alctl arrested to-ay By office. Stephens
ontwo several charges 81 felony. Ii appeared that The
accused the s., December last arrested AMI com
United charge OF having picked tie pocket OF a Sir
MIL, of $3.50 in bills, the Washington Market, Int who
was liberated on baby Judge Lyrrl writ OF iab.as
corpus sued on, before him and on beng cne, onor trial
hcijIc appear. his recognzancc WAS forfeited ail, The
bail found b. worthless The Grand Jury were Then APP
piled indci the bail ior rcrinry hutowIn" 70 the non
attendance OF materlai witness be ore HE Grand Inquest
no bill found \ bench warrant was then issued for
the arr, OF MCt'l and officer Stephens having taken the
ntan about 0o'eiock to-day inHnd lcCi the
SieHaiin Wal>rcet amongst acon"rog"onn i brokers,
and arrested him the former compaat, also
that o!ayng stolen patent yarl aud roll! CHAIN
gentleman VurStia: tvcn:oi ;;llch complaint had
been made the Police Ofce. McGl committed To
STEALI:;G DREss.--t man named Daniel Camrnody
toav arrested Tor stealing calico roc, from the pre-
misses OF Paul Ginin No. 80 c!strcet 1.-THE la inst and
was ed O prison
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SPECIAL. SESSIONS
Before judy. Noah and Allerme. Pollock AMI 3 ali

Before judy, Moan and Adcrmcn Pollock ana Balls
FRIDAY, February 10.
Henry I'LL, coorci boy, tried Tor stealing shovel
tron Mrs. Laura Lambert gniy. Sent 10 the House OF
Refuge JaIAes Conway colored boy, assault and battery
on Nancy Jones, colored cirl guilty judgement suspended
discharged Jacob Jackson, coored, a,sautandDa
iery William larjng, waicIman and also German
Christian iIeu!cdt; guilty o both and sent 10 the
rcnitentiay months each. randall Fisher. cooreG
stealing 81 .0irorn the pockctn John Warner also colorcd
guilty ini cement >uspenod condition OF gong to
Patrick kcegan, stealing $50 worth n cloth from jos
.l, Lee rulliv. Peuitc'lary months. Samuel Ne
.nc assault and battery IVatcman Samuel Fox guilty
P,ni,entiary days Jeremiah Craw and Peter Gardner,
colorcd men stealing Sl2 worth oil carpenters tools from
John Campbell guilty. rcntcntary months each.
David Dene-ct assanit and'aiiery James Prison by
throwing a; him which caused bad wound onhls
head guilty. Pcncnarv months.
-Tlla Court llen adonrnel 10 luLsdaN ncNt.
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10 the essrs Haggertv which did He directed me ex
pressy to pu, in the statement Of the II cases Of cloths COO
.,.ed in tho g1anstr.st public store, and the payEasn
n IN. nroceeds OF the to the thereof
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: The Presentation o { the Flag, as adea,

by the Washington Temperance Benevolent society Feb
It'll 1912. tn, Mount Pa Temperance br.-vcen Seer.
u auxiliary 70 the Washington T b SOCIETY VIII take
place on WasingionS Birth DAY Ere, Nouiay, ZEN list.
;rs O'Clock. The church corner CT ir,e ana De-
lancy-st, l. w be erI-Ise vta ve!I !ar,e and behu-
tiiu portrait of Wa,ii.gt painted both sides Ov-sha-
cowed with rainbow about 70 ice: in .ngt:i above "hlci
viii oe large American Eatel1 te-i IN !ei'G'i i
Stripe The surrounded or STAR ana p-a1I!ul
dove with olive branch month ali oi when VIII De
:inied in The c-tapleest lie rag VIII measure
65n square er. an vail r t the anfl>onf eyer made,
and recommended ~ ;le parent SOCIETY 81 ne adopted
throughout the land The exercises vi! commence with
r1ra~er BY the rstar OF the clrc Several Addresses will
b.. delivered popular SPEAKERS, and temperance Ode'
yvl b. sung. other exercises The above lag VII
hoisied Centre Market Hall at the great est
val Washingtos Brit. DAY, at o'clock NJ lcseis
OF admission i. cents and az ~ Pc? ! y Tor 3D. ana = -
cents FOR 70 accommodate societies. ana may De Ead oi
James y Brown. Treasurer. . Rigcst AZ The American
Temperance Union Clinton Hail: AZ Washington lem
ciety', Hall Broad,say House al DAYTON ! Nelans book
store cor. Fulton AM Sasau, and OF many OF the Com
Hi;-e OF Arrangements.
The Alayor and COOPERATION are respectfully invited TO be
present
Is the tickets ar lirlrtiIo>, VINO 'yh t!cm vii have
10 procure Them earvIf The committee should have any
tickes on band On 2ist. a; F. NJ, they will have ie
goodness - return them to Tho rr.asurer n , l;ig-St N
order that isev may be sod II i- ciilrct
WF.= G. Hog.r- FdwiR Cajiia-# john VI Bcidrt.
John H. Devov.= jesse {. Wood, Even Grit:lth.
R0err Appleton. Eden l. o>etGan, !iar1uaII lEanper
Wn. T.. Rowland, Aaron !. LANDS. d. Wells.
G;..9rss >n~arrac& !ol!l II Ill ! c. pe!'oW.
Henry 3 SiafsSofI c. : Del5w5 I:oht {. ..qnetoa,
g NJ >inrno!soI VIZ Mckinney Wrl. Faulkner,
arol, Cc4Jper. WI. \. Cromwell! David Owens,
Alfred ~ White Vim. I!ovi Nat. Cropsey, and
D.,
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bookkeeping.
yEHE Counting K looms Of c. Z. MAKSH.

Sc Cedar street. continue open nom 9 a. VI 20 y = ~
,orc Of instruction that i, truly practical one that en-
brace, can,Ieie routine OF commercial transactions az
mercantile ciciaon>; and one in WHICH the nIeht ecu
NV kr,, . ,e OF back, in counti" house. IotAo,e wti
,r Nth the advertisers reputaaontr deslrts
y thar lis yrinci pal work on book keeping has passed h'
on tons that receives the pretereaceln The Netri orr
pUlic schools aud other large instutions anu mat h
ise has The honor OF BEN. reappoined teacher oi NOOK
eniy for l.. Mercantile Library Association OF this
ify fre,pecis5s with terms may be had at The counting
- - Inns
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A BRILLIANT NUMBER.
TWO ELEGANT ENGRAvINGs.
4 SERMON on TILE "lIlRD TIlIES.'

u THE NEW WORLD OF SATURDAY., FEp 10, will
be an exceedingly rich ara valuable number refer
cnce 10 the contents below will sufficiently indicate
/ ORIGINAL ARTICLES. STANZ.tS TO LOCH
LOMOND by Miss Isabella Smith CT Glasgow, Scot.
land, with an exquisite Engraving. >
..FHHscaE EssEsD TE9fEs."
\ Sermon from Eccl. vi. lo:-by Rev. Jas ARolies;
eloquent and appropriate g. DrMAs5TKarElllSG
sKrrcurs, embracing sTheCol dc Balmc > and "lac,
oucs Balnat's First Ascent 81 Mont Blanc very inte-
resting. :. ENGLAND AND CHINA; the English
version the Origin and History of the War. s. Two
Poetic Articles.
II EDIToR-AL,-l=ISrgESA tcorrRicnrCgts-
ZrIoN. > TuEBoz BALL. s. rClrlr SKETcHfs-0r-
VILE Dewey and Henry W. Bellows. 8 CHARLES
DlcxrS,. s. Hs~Ry 4. WISE. g. The MApisoNINS.
:. WAsHiSGroS IRvING--and several other articles
Also several columns OF Literary Notices
III SELECTED AETICLES-l. "liArNrfn iiousEs,
from Mackay's History OF Popular prlusions--first
American Edition. y. AMERICAN ScuLrroE> ~ ITALY.
bv Hon Edward Everett, embracing ano;icc OF Pow
or the unrival!ed Sculptor. S.AScESr TsaFrE
with an elegant Engraving. j. " Al.Y=AND DEcE',.
MN laughable account OF trial Tor Breach Of Pro
mise. Burial q, Sea, by James Aldrich, Esq; and
many shor, pieces
Together with copous synopsis OF Political in'eiii
ligenee, News ofthc Week, sc. &c.
TgR>ls-S S. year 6! cents single. Publication once
so Ann Street. where gentlemen who wish 10 sub
scribe arc respectfully requested 10 call.
rot ]. WINCHESTER, Publisher.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM Corner of

Z " T.hINI.tlN VI V'7r1V n "
s Broadway and ann 81. Manager and Director Nr
r T. Baruum. additional attractions every DAY and
evening this week. First appearance o Mr. lieartiey IN
>erS of ,,.,, founded on the Legends OF ireland First
appearance OF NIal'lle Rosae Mr.. Wilson and Mr. De-
camp. First TING nj the ballet pantonint o!
LOVE AMONG TIE ROSES
,hucfla and Ganotte. I:eengagemen; OF Miss Iiyior l.
T. Roo1. Ccrio, Henry. AMI Albno Lady liaii ulion
o tlr5,itie- exhibiting day aud night. splendid perform
ancr every saturday afternoon. Model OF Dublin, Eau, o.
Niagara aud Fancy Glass Blowing, Que week more Grand
CoSnlorann Is changed every Monday
,uii,anGe 10 the Museum and entertainments p cents
C,l.lren !n-r 10 halt price. It'll
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GREAT ATTRACTION !-NIasni6-

{ GREAT ATTRACTION Nj gnltl-
NJ csa,s5ock Of Dry GooDSI-LAmss, particular ~,
tenuon The hest stock OF Dry Goods ever offered atT
tail IN the city-oi orh. Can u inspected.
We 1a,trecerved SI5o0 worth OF New Goods. i- NOS;
Of which landed tfli> ci,y during tth the
noah OF February Therefore have supplied ourselves
WIKI Spring Goods II abundance
FRENCH PRINTS
elegant patterns, en,ireT ne,s designs, ats 10 : Cd
We have one hundred different styles
MOT SELINE DE LANES,
Changeab!e Gbn- Dc Lanes preferable 10 the Popular
Chine silks 50 much admired, al2s 6d and s. only.
SILKS! IL
Elegant Black and BIue-Black Silks, Il. he same prices
or which they sold before me late ID per cent add
tonal tariff. was imposed on SIX Goods.
To GENTLEMEN IN PARTICLE LAR
our a'f@rionis requested. ii n van; OF an siI!eol
CLOTHS, CAS>1fERE> OR :>ATINETS
We maze az excellent assortment. and promise 70 sell you
al least . per cent >s Than you can purchase me SaEne
styie Of goods,
DOM f T I=C
at manufacturers. prices. i-frina. She-ting Id
~ 41.,f
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Kcported for T he New-l 0 TX !

COURT OF SESSIONS.
ef ~. Recorder Judges Lynch and Noah ard Alder
80 men Balls and Pollock
Tie following sentence. pronounced by The Court
Bradley Bane old offender, convicted BY coniess9n Of
,5rgery in the Cd degree sentenced The State Prison
tor7 years and fnon,l.
r,e wilson. convicted of burglary The third degree
.,,s sentenced 20 tho STATE Prisonfor years.
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IL Eiocu,iomnry Ecctu:c.. wiz
IN,rDDrI-C ECTI-RE

'
on" Eocutio, applied to h, practical business OF Life,
being the aie delivered BY Mr. law At the >tuyIe-
SAINT and the Rutgers ln>lte before highly intelligent
audiences Tais Lecture WILDE fe Professional students
and seal> of families are respectfully nvedio attend The
four succeeding Lectures will delivered oni!e following
Mondays, mn; the course completed. The design OF tie
concluding LccUr. VIII IN illustrate The different styles
Of Eocuiini rconircd Tor Biblical Reading, Pulpit Flo
qGcnce, Senatorial Eoqnencc. oatorcao Popular Flo
quence Foren,; EaGuence and the ln-
ilIvor Dramatic ,tyie ~ selections from Shakespeare and
Other standard authors The. following specimens will be
introduced IN the first Of The series sonay evening, the
1. inst
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William w Shirley. Auctioneer.
SSJGNEF'S SAIE..-ThurSday Feb

q ruary eith 10 O'Clock ~ the store and Showroom
No ISL n, seI Broadway, Prnce-st, Catalogue SAFE
ny order OF tsSsnee> Of ar2t and general en- u
French India and English China. Dinner. Tea, Desert
Code n, Toilet SETS Eartheu Ware OF all descriptions
ricl, cut and plain Glass Ware, ell articles; rci Shade
1er. Mantle Ornaments, ans, great variety OF Fancy
Goods Also. Show large Iron Safe. Sold N lots To
dealers hotels and families Catalogues rsn1y, nh
,roods can De. examined on Wednesday Outdoor Sales ana
zCon,iguments solicited ia and 30 NasSaus !! 'tls
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0OSLING. at his Eating House, $50

Fulton street up 4 hne beef steak mutton chop
rad and butter Tor cent? cup fine Java eo;',e or tea,
The run h. .a ,l , ss,as.s ny
as Obtained wIin the lou time II has
ene.s ans. attention from walters &c Sc hose lhas are
in the habit OF taking their meals al tfe eating hou Ga
rot do better than give The proprietor CALI fai 49,
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BiPLfciL R::Dt<G.

BIBLICAL R:.DfNG.
Parable o the PEoel Luke chap. vcrse Ia
PULPIT ELoCUE%cE.
Extract .fnsl \ Sermon on The NECESSITY
pare national Ioralits d r. ti'tci!tr
SENATORIAL.
E.xtrac, from Speech before be first Com
gress, on The ASSISTANCE Patrick Henry
CATEGORICAL.
O.iello, Address 10 the Shakespeare
FORENSIC.
Character Of IN Inolnar.... curan
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e r3[RREJJAS AND PARASOLS.-

4 nIDNTIII-.Nt' NM 4 wv y
Z NIcNAMEE X SANFORD, Manufacturers and Deal
OPS Beayer.sircct corner OF Hanover. respectfully Inform
MERCHANTS and the public generally, that they nov
nave large assortment to which they making additions
ailv III the above line. Their
/ UMBRELLAS embrace every style OF Cotton, Gngham
and silk. Their
PARASOS and ST N-SlADES are made from the richest
Sil.s known in the market
~ g. Men IS. enabled. by adopting plan pecu!ar
10 themselves. combine IN TIE manufacture oi their lm
rl> and rara>ols the Tghts, Elegance and Finish OF
il. French with the Strength OF the American TINS state
nent while recommends Umbrellas in general oilers
Al inducements those who wish superior art
cle OF / aides and Geu;lrnc1ls silk Umbrella.
Men X = $50 manufacture nil the STYLES OF
RICH SATIN and FANCY STOCKS. adapted TO TN,
spring Trade which they oiie together with an N
trnSivc assortment oI .
;ESrIENIEN'S sc .IRFS Eravat., Gloves, Ready Made
mon Susnen,erS &c &C. ut prices winch shall not '>-
cnrd bv n mill the T. Lowest in this or any other
? Boz Scarf, and Crava,s-sone splendid patterns Just
received designed Tor Boz Balls Dinners and Evening
~, -, - " -, flo miS
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Dr.. Prier,7
LOZENGES. Whole

: sale and Retail, a; 80 BKUADWAY, NR'V-I ON
It's now well l,reraied that the most eligible way OF
administering. medicine, particularly 10 cnltdCp IS III 'ht
lon o ozenges This while il preserves The virtues o.
Inc medicine, IN very concentrated state, AT The same I'm.
ovaip tic nauseousnes which usually attends the exhol
ron of med icilIal substances The proprietor E'iVEg been
bred 10 The medical professions, and engaged in
an extensive many wears, feels the utmost conf
,I,r, IN recommending the following medicine 10 me pap
lr tar the cure OF the escs for which they are designed
A. heir efficacy tested in vast number OF cases
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Il Professor Tsucihoi,x'- Compound sy-


ND 10 the public a> til known rcneyicr
Con-ltl,tion. Liver Complaint Chrome Coughs iiotr--
nt and all Pulmonary, Affections. II y's invented by DE-
Euct0z. ol CirlGig,nl Professor al medicine. and Chem
slry in . fIvery Erinrtf IN PTs,I1, ana member ~
most OF the scientific The Continent ~ EIreIe.
and u,eti him iliii private practice IN That cnnniry i't
treat Success When tins medicine was Introduced III rrEN-
~, KuG xPcrssion o i confidence m merits,
rave liz inventor large reward and the exclusive light
prepare and sell his ngion The public cail have
The fullest confidence IN tins hGing The gcU,t medicine 7s
German nilvScan the n1nnl WHO received II; d.
recv rom him. THIS medicine i purely vegetable ana j.
entirely free morphine opium. which forms the ia
nearly al the cough rcHGl's HOW IN Use. operates
oyyvuprn system. and when iirSt takenit sometimes
rafuccS sickness the stomach ana increases the lsposl-
ton cough, but lii. Is attended With les pam ana easy
nar-s oi liz lngs entirely racaies the disease and
stores the vhc perfect health he tact adj
i,tc physicians, that persons NAV I've IN the en-
ovnenI O rao health with bn; portion 81 the lungs IT,
nain which moves COncus.cly that diseased lungs can
he curc IL the OF this remedy produce this
result; ana II taken according the directions, and IL time
operation, such will bette effect "do net pre- iei
that this Ill cure ral1st the disease, as tire
restore the system 10 health.
There "a thousands persons who au @tt from their
vont that the inherit consumption and that an early @raT
inevitably bt jbclr pofinn: now 10 such we WoulG
VI, the fullest confidence OF the truth, that with '-
timely this remeds they may be restored To le en-
oyueri perfect health THIS medicine i entitled 10 inc
contiqnce q, The Intelligent portion The community, from
the fact favorable notice and successful operation ~
Europe and The high standing OF @ inventors we are WI
linz 10 resi- upon lts l merits II has aehtN beeii
in tins and the persons cured can ne referred 70
v inouiriio the Office OF the PROJECTORS We prefer the
nn, OF satisfying those who wSlo know il effects rather
an 10 puhliSi certificates We beg the public not 10 con
tins OF Inc iittiica huilDugs 81 We i uii AZ
efficacy ha> been tested.
4, an assurance M our confidence in the article war
rant the first bottle TO aor! rce or the purchase money
So,l.1rj,, Tx. II + DIBBLES CO. 500 broadway, New
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James a. Brown.
CommiItec =ol trraugef
xtNf n .

WI G. BOGGS. Chairman.
Tic Editors Of papers friendly 10 the cause OF ten
persncc respectfully requested 20 give the ahoye an
Insertion tIG p
III Eiocuiiomnry lectures. witt ILLUSTRATIONS
Clinton Hall. 5F III. ,lnBS w : iAWs.-Nr. HaVs Wi!
devara Course Five LgciGres on tincnton a; Clinton
lia.couencg on Monday evening uexi. The l>' MT
n taIt pa. d,cnck. Whitman
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rpuE RTAI. Camphene Oil and Webb's
DEAUTY IAIPROVED.-The greatest

ebemisi Of beauty supcrluous hair ON the acc neck
aud arms OF females. Gouraud'> Penetrating Powders per
rnanenv uproot IT, or the stubborn bcar N is AN ee
gn article perfectly nnoccn, and pleasant to use - per
bottle. -
GOTRAUpS VEGETABLE LIQUID ROUGE i'm.
movable By p.rspiraun or rubbing will handkerchief
cloth For balls and parties tins Is The only liquid thu
should be used 80 cents a bottle
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Beauty FOR removing saownes, euDions, and hening
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