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JIecture.-The regular weekly Lecture viii be deliv
Friday evening next, the Lecture Hall, III
Rrna dv-ay
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New-York Legislature for 1913.

SENATE.
DISTRICT.
John 5. seott, Henry W; s,roag, Heary A. Foster.
5 jsaas 4 ko @gh
SECOND. FOURTH. SIXTH.
John Hunter, James G Hopkins, A. b. Dickinson,
Robert Dennston, Sidney Lawrence,i Nehemiah Plat
Abr aham Bockee Edmund Varney, James Faulkner,
Abraham Deyo.f Thos. B, Mtchel c. 7. Chamberlain
Euja iE RSsads,, A5ram s' pilan,
William Baril Gideon Hard
John Porter.t Hurvey Putnanl.i
Total, 10 Wings; % Locos.
ASSEMBLY
ALBANY. JEFFERSON. PUTNAM
FILLS Hall, Ehu c. Church, Sylvanus Warren.
John l. Slingerlandr y oseph Graves, QUEENS.
A"'o" q" 'caac@' 'oo LaS'So"' Samuel Youngs
/, ALLIGANf. klNGs. RENs, ELAER.
Sooers r. 5'nt W m. Conseyea "a George r. Davis
'"""e' nuS'e'' VIM W. C"aii Samuel Douglass,
BRooME. LIVINGSTON Henry Naadenburg
Gilbert Dickinson. Daniel II. Fit-hugh, pocxt,.o
cATTARAUGuS. Da"'e' H. spencer Cornelius Demares.
E. H. Rice, MADISON. .,cy,o,n
Alonso Ha,cley. Venom w. Mason, usrry Cole
c.vrc. Henry Palmer ' 49,
vincent Kenyon, Calvin T Hulburd,
Az aireu L ,y , mo n. Geo. Redngton.*
cuuT.uoue John i. Zoller SARATOGA.
n y, si1 ~ lAyaof" . I.yndes Emerson.
C9'n D1Hsn,e', noE = IT Azariah f. StiTsOn.
Eprorv r. Vorren : Robert Haieht SCHENECTADY.
~ Enorh Strong Edward n. Walton.
Sc. Hathaway.Jr. NEw.yoRK. scHeHARIE.
cHENANGo Snartes +. Day' 1 49, D;.t,rnsUsr
Edward Cornell Hecl se "; S TiasieI, 'o
Samuel Medbury Ino'Iy n r hI T SENECA
Danforth Wales. DaVid r. r. Jones, Matthew West.
CLINTON u NcN W. sTEUBEN.
Inlns G Hnbbell r, .n pnidi1Soo Morris Brown,
nsD;si n 49, Francis r. Erwin,
Ansop Brown Edward Sandford H'o" ~ Ae'a"'
Lucas Hoes Robsrt Smith, SUFFOLK.
pa,er Poncher Jas. II. Thompson, Samuel B. NicOll
- Samuel Webster Joshua e. Smith.
,... c9 OF ~ AM, Edward H. White. SULLIVAN.
George n Niles NIAGARA. Jonathan StrattoD.
James Speney, TIoGA
Milton Bostwick, ~ 49, simeon II. or'nin'
Nelson r. Wheeler. oSElDA ToMpKINs.
n1,Tcurss Daniel r. Cau"eii, Sylvanus Larned,
c;lhert BENTLEY Amos >. fassets' Geo. T. Sphinx.
TioeIs oehueS' David Murray,
John NJ. Ketcbam 'o'''' 49, William Soper
rp,r oNoNpAGA. Edmond Suydom.
,. % plo.l Benjamin French, gpprx
Wells Brooks, rnonas Sbsruon5d Pelet,nh Richards.
4"''to" 1"'t" Charles K. Vary. WASHINGTON
ESSEX o,r.p,o, dnson BigeioU,
''""'' '"'y Syuestsr Justin, '~'' ~ : " ~
FRANKLIN. James B. BroUn. WAYNE.
Francis B. Flanders edenh De,rey Jr Fred u. Sheffield,
rr,roN op,.cs Philip Sours.
John L. Hutchinson. Ohm Van Duser, wEsTcHEsTER
-r>rsrr Leonard Lee, Andrew FiDdlay,
49, S;i John W. Martin Samuel l.. Holmes.
Ira Waf ORLEANS WYOMING
,,,.. Elisha fright Elea:er Baid:pm
Aaron Bushnell, oswECo. i''"'" Ds"S"''
Philip TeatS. William F. Allen, iAfEs
rn,,>,eD Aiban Srone Rclfi. II. Williams.
Walter Booths, oTsEGo.
1ohh - i'ai' SIias Bureson, Newly elected
LEWIS. John Il. Griggs Re elected
Amos Buck. Harvey Hum. Wings in ifalc
Total, 81 Locos ca Wings
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n THE WING ALMANAC and UNITED STATES REGISTER
FOR TIE YEAR s4S, contains table showing the pepaa-
ton United States by States and total also ie PoPu
laon OF the Cities and larger in the United Stas
also the population of the State OF New-icrk by Countess
Eclipses PlaneS &c &C., Calendar OF The months III of''
with calculations for each section OF the unlon DaFS OF
Remarkable Events SC; tot Officers OF The Government
of the IT, g. Executive Judicial and Diplomatic; Senate
and House Of Representatives till March th 1885, an ari
Gle OH the Protection of Home Industry being care'u
summary OF the considerations which mpel Us 10 chersh
the policy OF Protection with brief review oil the reasons
usually opposed thereto by Horace Greeley Genei al JACK
sons Letter in support Of Projections Extracts from me
Messages of Washington, Jefferson Madison, Monroe u
Adams Jackson and Tyler, in favor OF ditto; Facts tor
Farmers; Manufactures OF the o. S; the Elements ana
Names OF Parties Votes for President and Vice President
at all the elections under the Federal CONSTITUTIONS Votes
for Governors &c. and for President in the State OF New
York the Grounds of Difference between the conending
n,r,ies; Memoirs Of Henry Clay; the Apportonmen
Of Congress; complete Election Returns OF the Union by
States and Countess total Votes for President in 1886 and
lsaa by States and aggregate Times OF Holding Elections
in each States Anecdotes, EpigramS, and Hum"rS OF The
I This Almanac forms very complete Register for tie
year. and will be found very convenient N Tue eouhthS
room the workshop, the fresde OF The farmer lie
reading matter alone worth double the price oil The work.
while the statistics contained in II cahho' DC AZ
any other shape for FIVE times the money. ,oo &C..
T Price per single copy, l2 cents = per tJo, OF goo
per goo. Ii is for sale in The princPdi os ...lai
by the Agents of The Tribune, and may DC
| in the United Sfa,es GREELEY / McELRATH,
| Tribune Buildings, loo NaSsau-strseI
" Doctor Lnrdner's Lecrnres.-lhe Steohu
EDITION OF Doctor Lardners complete Course oil Lectures
delivered in the City NewYc published and LOT sae
al tns office. Price % cents The subjects embraced IN
tne Lectures are; Eectricty-Thc Sun alvassn-ihe
Ene0 stsfs-hiagnetic Needle-Latude and Longitude
Bleaching, Tanang-Popular Eallacie.-Ligh,-Fallins
Ssrs-Temporary Stars-Hsorica Sketch of Astronomy
pew-sciencs aided by Arsciepths Discoveries-Sound
Vibrations of the Retina yol,ac Batiery-Steam Engine
Of Great Britain and America
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XKT ANTED-A situation as Waiter by
Wv steady, active colored from the country, at
No. 38l BoGerY. Nil 2tf
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THAT'S! HATS!-D. B. g. J. S. Wood,

Il 81 CanastrTet, would call the attention Of the pub
lie TO tLer large ssor,men. OF Hats comprising Natda,
Beaver Hats together with large and splendid variety of
Boys Hats and Cloth and Velvet Caps which will sell
low any establishment in the city, without any exception
For the information of those who practically opposed
State Prison Monopoly they would State that the Hats
sold their establishment manufactured by their
hands D. g. g. j. b WOOD,
o29 ImeOds 81 Canal street, New. York
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COLLECTIONS, on all parts of the
~ United States made on the mos, favorable terms
by $. j. SYLpESTER,
oil ~ Wallsireet and 1870 Broadway.
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ENGLlSH IRON.-lOO tons we'll as
4 n sorted for sale by
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by steady
" youpg laborer, to mind horses. Apply al
Sec tsIre MD ItN
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NEO. /. CURRY, late Periodical Agent
VI IS Broadway will please ca Il at this Office to-day
soStf
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PREPARATORY scHooI. tMID-
MISS URAM'S BOARDING AND
IYE DAY SCHOOL will be orsaed on T,hnrsaax s,h

lvH DAY SCHOOL viii be opened on Thursday, Sub
september, at No. IS Hammond street.
Mr. and Mrs BLEzcKSS, for many years at the head Q,
popular Female Seminary WestrheseS County,
ase with Mss Oram OF this Cy, having taken the extern
ve Mansion No IS Hammonds,reet viii open Boarding
and Day School for Young Ladies on THURSDAY, Sept S-
Che building ard srouat Tor elegance convenience and
healthy location, surpassed by ssy similar nstI-
ton in the city.
Miss 0RAM, with assistants win sttspd to the instruction
Of the young ladies' and the domestic department will be
Inaer the spperptenGeuse of Mrs Bleerker. S2u
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HENRY LOTT, Sfcrctary.
as tt RICHARD P. DUNN, Surveyor.
THO TAILORS AND SOUTHERN

Il AND WESTERN MERCHANTs.-The subscriber
just imported large Of Silk and Worsted
BraGS which are all the rage and fashion 10 London aad
Paris for the Peto Overcoat Also large quantity of silk
and Mahar Cords Of ry size together with handsome
and superior article Of Twist and bevel edged Twist and
silk back Florsntne Buttons OF very superior qualify for
dress and overcoas with variety of Trimmings suitable for
tailors' use, for sale by
II. MOSS, Importer Of Taors' Trimmings,
oA eodlm- 81 Cedar-st, doors from William
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GRAIN SCOOPS.-40 pattern Grain
~ Scoops, for saa at reduced prices by
nj MITCHELL i WITHERELL, 81 John 81,
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nR. C. JAMIESON'S INDICATED
~ yAPOR BATHS nrs now IN fall operation, for
names stiffness &c. NO 81 Laurens-streei. o24 Inn
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10 The Eastern and Southern mails made up
nDetroit on Saturday, the 5th inst, were de-
arpyed by the burning of the yermillion on Lake
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DIO COFFEE-2500b bags prime green,
osl GRISNELL. MiNTURN & CO.. 10 sou,hst.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.--A complete
I'D assortment kept constantly Oh hand and Tor sale b.
the manufacturers agents,
MITCHELL 4 WITHERELL,
o. John street
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LIBERAL RETuRN-Dr. Sherman's Lozenges are pre-
Ad On sceac principles, and have obtained great &C.
s0y both in this country and abroad About two years
Doctor the Sultan of Muscat package oil his
asdssled Lozenges, with which his HghnesS was so well
Nst that he bag of Mecca Coffee in return, win
autograph letter accompanying the same The FOL ow-
P sacopy OF The letter and facsimile of Sutans sigma
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VEVWILLED SCOTCH GINGHAMS.-

TE'WILLED SCOIC,i GlNGHAMS.-
Il JOHN HUTTON, ~ Hud,onstreet, has just re-
ceived in addition TO his extensive assortment OF Scotch
Gnghans, OF very superior Twlllsd Tartan and
heavy Mourning Ginghams, which, being very suitable for
winter dresses will be found well worthy the attention of
the ladies'
j. has always hand complete assortment of Elan
nels Blankets and Hosiery well all other Domestic
Dry Goods. RS lmeod
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ZANZIBAR, July 9Th, 1892.
sla have received your kind letter and the accom-,
sayag present by the hand Of ny Secretary, Alarmed
o.a Anan. for which return yen my thanks 1t was my
aeon have sent one OF my ships to America before
@ elt having concluded not send this year, take I've
es opportunity you nany thanks and TO Tor
@ You bag OF Mecca Coffee, which be pleased TO as
w am, respectfully,
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mo THE LOVERS &c superior Blacs
Tea.-Howqua's Mi1turel-Thla extremely delicious
and unparalleled Tea so highly celebrated in China and
Europe just imported, nav sale al the Canton Tea
CoEpany's General Tea Establishment III Chalhamsreet
Newyork in Chinese packages price 81 els and 81 EACH
mvSl If
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XX7ANTED-A situation by a person
Wv competent to take charge of nursery; the very
esi references given. Apply at 494 Broadway. nl4Ns
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Ann BROWN, 479 Houston street.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and RETAIL aod for expor
taiion. by A. b. SANDS 4 CO., Druggists and Chemists,
Granite Buildings No 73 Broadway, corner OF Chambers
street York Sold also by A. b l. D. Sands, Drug
gisrs Mss and 100 Fulton street. David Sands Co.. No.
II East Broadway. of Marketstreet. Price SIT
ho,tles ior a. NIL If
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$500 v eAsE s:. s nsas gey :s:, e19
cash by A. CLafLlN,
o9 6w+ 259 Pearl-Strert. up stairs.
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20 In the Asbury University, an institution
established by the Methodists at Grecncas,le,
Putnam County Ia, in 1887, has now 10Y stu
d.nts-namey, 6 seniors, 6juniors, Is sophomores,
20 freshmen, 40 irregulars, and 81 preparatory
Students. The resources of the institution are
s.imated at about $3e, 600.
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ASENh II
New LONDON, Co. IS, Norwich, Nov. T. 1872
Personally appeared, the abovenamed Asenaih M Phil
lips and made oath 10 facts contained IL the to egong
Jus ice OF the Peace.
Being personally acquainted with Mrs Philips ceruiy
that the above asserted facts are SUBSTANTIALLY uGe
WIN. II. RlC HABDS,
Minister Of the Gospel AT Norwich, Conn
u Another proof of the value and efficiency OIL
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pOARD.-A gentleman and his wife and
4 few single gentlemen can have pleasant rooms and
good board at n Murrays.reet few day boardcrs can
3 lso he accommodated. MIA I'm
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NETWORK CARD PRESS.-Ana ar
In tcle low price-simple in movement and capa.
BILE Of ting work other press For sale
at 81 John street. nj u
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SCIENTIFIC TAsrE.-The science of Astronomy
has received considerable attention at Cincinnati
for the last year, the labors Of Professor Mitchell
having awakened deep enthusiasm upon the sub
sci. The Chronicle announces that subscrip-
ZION Of $4,000 has been obtained to purchase a
sescope for The Professors use. This is a most,
nanifcent and honorable contribution to the cause
Of science. In how mnny of our Eastern cities
does there exist an equally enlightened and gener-
nm. lberality?
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no PEDDLERS AND STATION
ERS-2 COO sroce Ever Point Leads OF first rate
luaty for sale in los of so groce at less onequarer Inc
,suaI wholesale price. at 100 NasSau.street Ol2u
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MEDICAL AID.

LII those who in need of medical aid of certain
"A scritiop. should, without fail obtain copy little
book entitled the Rubcon, with eavings. This little work
written and published by Dr. Gregory 1882 1871 he
published second edition with many liable improy
and alteatons and IN 1872 has been sil I'D and
enaIsed The are beautifully done aud accom-
panied with suitable explanatory remarks The author
city practice at 81 Mott street nearly opposite the
ing diseases Of this ehalaer for many years past enables him
The here guided the selection of
according the and condition Of
The plan of the book show the ordinary symptoms
IN with the best method OF cufc,
then shows what other symptoms and do frequently hap
with appropriate and remedies be- adopted
the bad should The Of thu book
IS 50 cents. -Ir --t.
IL worthy of remark that many persons instead of being
promptly cured continue FROM day TO day taking various
osruns under circumstances where medicine alenc could
yer make cure Now i is very important 10 the patient that
inform himself this particular subject and Is
which cannot be more .,ealsry explained ina public print
be had NJ the drug Fulton numbers and
and also at both of Chambers and Broadway.
Dr. Gregory has established himself in the practice Of mcd
cine and surgery al % Mott which is drug
abou yards from Chatham square, nearly opposite the
church Dr. o. does not limit his few hours; he
il at home and may be consulted any hour of the day
evening.
Letters from the country. describing symptoms, and
closing fee, will be punctualy attended TO if paid
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FOR SALE AND TO LET


- T9 LET-lmHedia,s Pos.ssson-The three lo!!; Of
second floor. n
For Sale 70 Let the superior Brick House No. So
Fourteenth street. SIXTH with base
ment and atuc This House very excellent, and will le
changed for improved Property in the lower part Of the city
For Sale Of the best Pws in the South Dutch Church
Murray street, also one-Imlf of Pew middle aisle Of
Dutch Church, Nassau Each pew the pulpit.
Apply at once No. 9 in Gu Wall street, or TO -
W. A. CARTER,
m28 lmsk New street
"A FOR SALE-A Country Residence, Farm Mills,
.M &c. the residence of the late John VIM. Holly Al the
t1R COVE, Stamford. Conn. % rrft. II
The House large commodious and genfeel beautifully sit
aud in ordv and full of the Sound
house, carriage house barns, &c. large garden,
handsomely laid the best aud tnest Of The
whole island CONNECTED with the by bidge)
of about 40
Nnesxeenths of two large mills also the island which
proportion rented for $1,000 with unl pted
water power.
Farm contiguous of 900 under good cultivation we'll
fenced; valuable orchards farm houses barns For g,a,e
information made Thomas H. Smith, Esq 1870
Thompson street; John Bsse Esq IS Nassau Hen
Hudson, Esq Hartford, Conn., For kc.
Al the Irenser, 10 VIM. WELLES HOLLY.
For particular descrrson, Courier and Enquirer
my9 msr
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DIR. SHERMAN'S;
MEDICATED LOZENGES

THESE celebrated articles have now been used for nearly
ss e. ss ss s' 'ssss
f ns oa Ss Ss ong and
but ''s0mnF nd ''s co1 6 Cir E iiSlsf
Are the best medicines in the world for coughs colds con
sumption '% FHE es %oh sG" Eez zf
every aa s1 GX% i SSa To VI sS
Are sovereign remedy ol ia sickness and headache
Ill.,. s1' i,jsi; :..
, S: :.: s S. s IS sesdx Rr E S.r.s
MipWIFERY.-Mrs: RUs sELL licensed by the Faculty
rice so s S esS
r 'IEs 50 mav o % w hen of her
Wooster NJ om , E" F "SH'si La
Ss:% S:r S;s5
s'i FRR sfs ' ssS6kss
mia c .I..n----- ~ 81 LIbeHy
hso$S bsm 1SR Acu snt
A'iTSf1 SUD Dr. Charles os''d F'
'ssn ~" .EHf nc a1s
$ e .S
s. ii. sHsa al.s coau Gomez so SWINE
y ,i, sS:. Ssa Y s:sss:
boslS ana and sDBs Sos ~ "sos so o
$500 81 Y: 5: 3
analogous complaints Of the of .asrrs,iSn anu
9f all remedies yet discovered for above complaints this
makes speedy and pernanen cvre w,hou, the e,s, re
s!rcon 70 o'et DRINK exposure, cb ange 10 m
W give no long 9u.cki. recommendatics to recys the
p Sa i ns medsa doe. speak for itself no
,S%a Ss De 1,GS S,s;. Which effect rapid
Tins = disease mat urorunaely psyades all ranks of so
IRE here ress, az poor and single They
selves icn The Iesst exposure il The srsst tune
ne disr cannot be contracted If dose OF the
So ds" w ID fS SS %nss
D ooe- One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
only al WA H. Minors 1872 Brod ,o,,e, Of
ro om sfec olosiie Fsanka House, New ork Jones.
w. Smiths 100 ashington street Boston MA Inn.
TO THE ADyERTIsINd poCTrJ Rs-tientIemen
ne p %sn !s%ches with little accident Amply
d. ihs a. yon doubt. de drops &c, who
who IN the daily M the sss or Hof aa
o.t hrongeont this city, How long remrn You
n, s%bsb: e viii m yo" m %SseF VI. w eUrs
a 2 resn ac sesne doey1 such
ase in Se" D and an I'd inc s1 who cure, new
DR.. DAVID BRENlNA has the honor Of informing his
ends and tht public that he has from Granite
ss OF 70 2 C c, street. whe, he will without the
Wterae cases Of syh lie Diseases Dr. Bress remedy
~ cs Iron any Corrosive OF oisopcns mineral and when
symptoms which invariably follow the abuse Tor rather tie ase
ser d. me d~ss = n ,i
4. ~ & g. sSs
s ~. n sss: r. % above
n 10 administer medicines on shr homeopathic SYSTEM
eeoss' ss 70 s ss sss :- s,.ss. M
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PORTUGUESE w
+ r M A l. E PILL. 8 .

:, -. : U NENflD
"; DE DOUDELOQuE, Al. d., LIS son, FORT UGAL.
VII sceniic copbinaiIou Of isgrssen h ch these
Pills composed, have Tie wonder A nj ad,
rion OF the World. they known an sver fare pc 70 be
the only presmon discovered tf has sarabl
c,r'sig IN producing ihr monthly turns Their ccrtsy inL
being snch that is not ~ used du
ia though mild safe. and healthy. they certain tn prod
n.xcair,sac ii use, during tsss y~fico.
The Jiyccons are snsssd io Egsh amt are ea,veopd
round win the seal q the nrtsr stams9 Zach box con
rrcons hyye the siss,sfqr VI DR. r. MELvEAu swhorsed
seein far the continent ~ America.
Is be ususnfiiea by mail prrt OF H. limited
States. Letter. dseled 10 pr +. Mei,asa, boz e. New
York, will with Immediate nfnb Sold a., snno,n.
100 Cherry, Cssne street. Price H. Hslf
Jokes So. No half boyes By mail.
,uv3n ursd &w .T'|lF = -'---'f ~ 80
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.VALIER7S
F r EN- CHI PILLS

ONE DO, of these nes.nabs Pills worth all the Qosek
~ Medicines in the world, for the of certain disease
CosdMrNT-f examine ID. Of the above disease
and the situation Of the parts Affected, must consider II
important Object be able obtain remedy once GER
tain in its action and AZ the time composed Of ngre
enls will the possibility Of discovery while using
It, fact Well known that of the remedies
offered for these diseases Of such drugs
render almost impossible their use without
creating sickness the stomach other unpleasant conss
qucnccs Such the doubt but snch
remedy VALlERS FRENCH PILLS will meet the UNI
versal appreciation, being entirely free from those OBJ cons
pleasant their and prompt removing the disease
The proprietor would here remark that ne efficacy of these
Pills in the disorders suded not based upon supposon
the is founded upon rational experience hayp,
used them successful practice for upwards of years ne
feels confident of their superiority the remedies hit e1
employed ~
Sold No. go Nassau street. $50 Broadway and 90 North
Sixth ct, Philadelphia. Pnce 81 per box ~ N nsc
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MEDICAL OFFICE,

=
MADAME COSTELLO, grateful for the extensive patron
vl Literally bestowed sh. opened the above OF
ice, srecnly solcits the attention Of females and mothers
Which have proved efeeta in remedyng the diseases for
Madams Cosieo's Pile Ointment certain cure for the
Piles in all cases.
German Soothing Syrup, prepared expressly for children
;eeing, will efiectuyy prevent fits screaming, nc.
Madame Costcos Nipple Paste the successful remedy
for nipples and which mother should be without
Darroea Cordial the eectual remedy possible,
rally requiring bat few doses effect perfect cure.
Lip Save Cream Of Amber, fol pmpes blotches
redness, tan, s,nburi and iIeckles. I"lft
Hair Re the Hair falling out
will in bald places and give rich dark, glossy
t"
Also, Beautiful Dye for the Hair, does color f skin
but will red, light HAIR beautiful black. La
dies have applied the Office by Madame Costello
ranted f....
Madame Cs Ointment and Lotion positive for the
salt rheum letter, ring scad head and other eppons
Of the skin
Cases Of Liver Complaints which have been standing for
have been cured in short time by Madame Csex
ceent remedy and restored 10 perfect health ..n'.
Madame Coselo's Syrup for after pains never failing
NEEDY. .d'
Each and all of the above medicines prepared and sold 81
Lspenad and where be obtained such proofs NJ these
facts will oonvncehe pabc there no fancy in these
seriions. p.
Madame c. would inform ladies that good nurses may be OBJ
tanned at the shortest notice by applying her office
All communications and letters ns be postpaid mis- lmsc