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SHERMAN'S LOZENG

ENORMOUS quantities Of these popular cdicne sold
= tho still the demand constantly
ing In five the Doctor has gone from few pounds
While shermsss Lozenges pleasant that chdrrn cry
for Them they wonderfully efficient they would be
patronized by worest for
Bum Egg deputy es.er Rev NJ Dunbar Of the McDoSg-
Anthony q the Oneida Conference Hon Senator Acher
the like high r.specability.
Sherman's Worm Lozcnges-Tested in over 4 million OF
and acknowledged by the medical faculty be only
safe and certain destroying medicine in the world They
presented daily by nearly all physicians Sherman
LeIenges alone have repuatiop-he Doctor member
Of the Medical Society and skilful practitioner.
Sherman. C.mphor Lozenge-Headaebe sickness pal
ptaoK lOwness of spirits and dependency cured in few
minutes by them They have been fully proved multitude
Of cases and known 10 fail.
shermun Cough Lozenges aay ell tickling irritation Of
the the
hsrasng cough colds day also asthma WhOop
ing cough and tghtness of the chest Consumption has
peaedy relieved but eectuay cured by SheI-
mans Cough Lozengss. when all other mems failed.
Bore Nipples positively by Shsrman Pap llary OIL
Warehouse LOG Nassau sl eet
Agents. no. 373 and so oadway; 10 Astor House, 2N Hud
son I'll lss Bowsry n E.s' BroadwaX 1879 Faon st. Brook
Providence Guthrie, stanwix Hail. Albany g. F. Urquhar
Toroso Canada; Ledger budnr.. Philadelphia; aud g.
Thomas, LAT Main st. Cincinnati, Ohio al9 lmf
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TO MARRIED LADIES.
nKAnA MI REQTRTI.sa EVH k1TVVV Z


u1-Thsse invaluable Powder universally adopts
IN Eurcrs but France parcular forupwsfds Of thirty
well y thousands in this counuy. being the only mild
afs and sNacicus remedy for married ladies wose hss
Sorbids rapid increase Of family.
Madame heSte a. well known, lof ntr,, scar.
aals pnyseIen IN die w? pnsipa Female Hospital, Ia.
experiences end opportunities she celebuty
grea. medical Do sdspes
TO the female Frame for which her medicines new sand unr
allied, we'll this country Europe Her scouainne.
with the physology and anatomy Of the female Fame enable
aeE-by the decline and i'll health Of married fsmsIss
in the meridian Of e and the consequent spd sns
prem apparently ineIpheabe which conssn many
fond mother to ave-to their souceto u
eve Of the primary cause. Of female ndpos
;hs di.eovsy her eelsbr.ted " Pssyentivc Powders:
fopdmother.
The advertiser feeling importance this s.p,ses and Q.
matng the vast benefits renting 70 Thousands sdop
ton, would RESPECTFULLY attention OF the maj
led. By all that they hold dear their eopsdsraon
q wise and vuous evils which Ne Are
Get, BIZ simple and healthy within our control Ever
spassionats vuous and enlightened mind wlH unbs.;tai
nsly answer in tho affirmative Price 6ye doIan psciar:
accompanied with fall and particular drertious Thsy
an be forwarded By mail t. any part Of the United States,
rELL, Female rhy.sian Principal once, l1s Gfeenwish
soston Office No. Essex IoIo inns
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ADAM RESTELI.

w ~ Y n w Z N T. - i T. Il Il,
EEMALE PHYSICIAN, Office and residences la ,,rses
wich Street, between Couandt and Liberty tests WheI
slaipts incident TO the female frame. w. WV
Madame Rss,sl scxperenca and know in IN.
fobstna Of female egulary stoppaqe suprressoy
nc, such to require bat few days 70 effect peree,
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during eos
inemen or other ndspostion, will be durins
'ach time With private and respectable board
Preventive Powdeu," for married Isdiss, w ,ss Dc
cafe or pIecaIious health forbds rapid family
package. All Letters (rOs psidJ addrSsseI to boz "a
Nsy York: Boston Qass, No Essel street"
N. B.-Madsms RESTELL would inform ladies resIdins
out d the city, whose health would admit Of travelling
the would devote her personal attendance upon them
Of the United
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POE1 IT'S E!sd'cMoI te,abli,h,d for yean this
city) destined other remedy for the
deal Of Ronor haze get and al debues Of the urinary
from m certaioiy action pleasant being
si,n WheeyeI Iee: on this medicine be pre-
hundreds have bee eectuy cured after wing paid
sums to these Sold Wholesale and retail The o
Of Futon aud Gold Of Cha Ich Chamben
corner Of WaiAer and Bowery; 81 Bayard Price 81
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DR.. MORRISON.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 1e<X Fulton

NVKIH K1vEN pISPENsAEY @ Sul RG stIs s nea
Of Surgeons London and form Surgeon in tho British Nal
W. be consulted daily all diseases offs delicate
dcioSs and the imprqaeas use dauacL medicines.
delicate diseases all their various andc implicated form. and
mild safe and nfabie substitute for mercury eadest
patent risk restricting him int nusua diet. q Pc!-
distractions the urehra such structures and
If prostate gland cmDaned with much f
sssnces Of malreament Dr. NJ treats STRUCTURES in scisn
tic promoting absorption Of the thckered crcusy
membrane Wzthout
CONSTITUTIONAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of young
are suffering from consequences OF indulgence
destructive nerve, further injured from
the Of pretended specifics, which stimulate
only induce create depression Dr. NJ such
Pryely pathological principles and fails establishing
curs-the stnctcst honor and confidence observed
Letters pad and containngs suitable fee will ensure
tie full advice and medicine Of the
Union BY his history Of his case in detail 1olk ruI
street, Greenwich. a2l lmsr
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NEW FURNISHING STORE

NEW FURNISHING STORE
the subscriber Is now opening fresh Paris Lon
part Of Cravas Seats plain embroidered Stocks and
Stock Ties Gloves, Hosiery, Drawers and Shirts. Braces,
md such other are reonred Tor 1nemena wa1doSe
CHAFFEN's
NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPA.
NY-Notce hereby given thar eooks Of
eonpny will be closed from the LIST to the 18th Of May
BY order of the Board Of Directors,
New York April "a, l843 a28 20tem
EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT.
THE subscribers will send express through from city,
70 the above named and mediate places
and Of 81 S b NOTE:
them. POMEROY CO.
N B. Immediately the opening of lake vgation the
above line will be extended Chicago, Cincinnati
with their New York, Albany Troy and Buffalo daily eI-
press me
A DAMs& CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK s
subscribers have established Express between New 70
AID Newark NJ - Tor the transmission and speedy delve
sad bills and ali other business appertainns to an Express
QIde Tor ARTICLES 70 be returned by the Expire" will -
Office in New York No. Wall street, and in Newark a
BMlTH'S Newspaper Depot No. t2o Broad ct.
Leave E New f'.s A. a Id III * If
IMrORIANT TO OLD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HAhNDEN CO Will draw at their Express and Foreign
a. % floo in sum. % suit payable sight, for the
failos Of person. wishing torem to the friends England
The letter bags for the Royal Mail sseamss forLve poo
are also made mp at their Office.
~ ''' ''' ''-'''' '''''" HARNDEN ACo.
Agents London-MACLEAN. MARkIs co.
Liverpoo-WlLMER& SMITH,
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OKkIS TOOTH WASH.-prepaIed from the or,gins,
~ cipe tNo.e Gold street, New Yrok-Ihe Orris Tooth
a.h purely vegetable possessing the proper
healthy and preventing unpleasant cdour
e mouth whether arising nom deceyod teeth or FROM del
.AnS led of the stomach.
designed to be used with tooth brush and viii % founs
md the wearing OF the gums r the teeth
1t particularly useful Of spungy restoring them
healthy and them contract around tho
teeth painful on q shs tech AID 'r;ng toa
eulay .erviceable the Ors Tooth Wash night ju
before retiring This method recommended BY emi
suia:s during the Dag are entirely removed and the mouth
Sound teeth and white the valuable portions
Of poor humanity; how many neglect the attention
Among these know of more psasens
the teeth strengthens the 6es the mouth and
the BREATH We recommend it all ycrJl
Id Boston Morning Post.
The Ons Tooth Wash the detergent
ename.-t Boston Transcript.
yoY sale BY the principal druggists in O. scity
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TO THE LADIES.

IN HuLL's UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
HS new lni.gEsnt for the radical Of Polapsus Ute
or FALLING Of the Womb BY external application supeed
ing TIE pie Of the obectiena Pessay confidently
neqded 10 the afflicted the Of perfect
saith never having failed Of performing under
he most aggravated circumstance.
The Supporter hes attained nigh character EuIoys
wei. =. IN this couhtr adopted te the entire d,use
nHospsa Of London and Pars and il universally recon-
nended IA Europe BY medical OF the highest rank In b
COUNTRY s sustained by the leading members Of the
uioner. $500 '
booms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' Al Mo-
yesey street, having from the business de
amenf, where lady 10 in constant attendance apply
tIussss hbu buppOfen 70 female pateu0.
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SHIELDS PHOTOGRAPHIC PRESS,
No. AZ Maiden Lane New Ynrk

No. 46 Maiden Lane. New York.
THE PROPRIETOR of this well known establish,
men, INVITE. the itsatoa Of
deae and all Others his extensive facilities for tn.
ton Of Copper Plate and iosrphic Engraving and
that he has greatly added his machinery many
new aud improved plates far TO those or anv
establiAhment America.
His has SO far exceeded his erpectaioo enable
pean printing Offices and pr pared al
in style to be surpassed either the Atlantic
Will be the aim OF the proprietor to continue his improve
menfs hat he be able to supply all ord for show bills
circulars ab directions Of the best quality
at the loves. possible prices Original designs plates OF
every description Of anuf executed in the first style
o. tne arr and elegantly printed in gold or silver bronze or
large and neral of Druggists
Penume rce ana other labels constantly hand and
may be had Wholesale and and al articles
nected with he job Printing in every variety
neatly executed to ord' and the reasonable
ana me may hes that the lowest
which the great extent OF ms business enables him fully
out Orders will be with puncualty and
afford the satisfaction and all orders from The country
ouncuay attended and articles ordered forwarded
TO any PAD of the United STAT. or the Canadas.
m2 1n'r CHAS. SHIELDS, Proprietor.
HAIR CUTTING! HAIR CUTTING! HAIR CUTTING
II ILL., the nimItable Hair Cutter takes this method Of
removed from the Tontne Building his Old btant, No
eaII street, stairs adjoining the Pearl Street
House, wnere he will be pleased 70 operate on all who
favor him with call in his truly nmtabc style Of Hair
ting which, for elegance of design beauty execution
passes tbns Of kind heretofore introduced the
United States The branches Of work done at the fol-
lowing u %o%s5i.s RT,fe; co,i0u ,x
Do do Curling, TX
Superior shaving, K
HANoNg fArER-'0s0 b' s9s .Hs RaSXYPs Paper
mile No 81 Liberty street
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COUNTRY DEALERS invited to call at the great m,
- dicne and Perfumcry Warehouse s57 Broadway wbe,
hey can always find Wholesale and retail every popular me
cne and the richest Pcrumey in the country Al der,
ponpty executed and neatly packed for any distance can
and make selection. az eodovs,
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Eish HOOKS AND FISHING TACKLE-T n j
se,s Ens nI'e received ~ the late arrival. from
aud Fishing Tackle winch they offer for ss n 49, ISL
terms Mstn keIIys tDubnl LimencE Haoss. s"
i E;. hemp and sas. Lines; rods reels. sr
gle Quit, with variety Of articles suitable for ms IN
Fishing. Superior drilled eyed Needles. '-"
as lm~r tn. BATE. 70 Maiden lane mn stair,
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION FREE FKC

May BE HAD BY ALL. by using remedy we'll
1 known to be of surprising of he
is made in the shape Of beautiful soap it entirely
eIadcses eruption such pin ples bolches
O. the skim mpsng to The face. body, neck
rra! will surhce recommend ALL It changes the color
Of dark, sunburn or yellow skin. to fine healthy clear
Paris who call It " miracle. woadey and blessing"
have this several of eruption
spent hundreds Of doas vain Il sold At 50
cents cake bv T. Jones his pefumey establishment sign
aSent,Tn Philsdslpns By zsbsI Th,d
State street; in Charleston sc. 9o7 King st. in Albany 81
State Brooklyn, l39 Futsn Agents all other
cities. m5 i'm m
ITO DRUG0lSTSFor sale cheap for cash. the 6Itu1es Of
Dug Stoe consisting Of marble top counters glass cases.
100 mahogany dawe $50 bottles and jars
The msnufaeSre Of soda water with the ,ock and
removing Enqure at 100 William 3teot. m
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A GOOD SHAVING SOAP AT LAST, TO
MAKE A GOOD AND LASTING LATHER

| UOTkf cOmLOscu OIL NdpIes SOap-H
~ kept store 10 and 20 years before it imported-
ys Se: soap ever made for mare; thick rich
skim. purified beautifully scented and put 10 neae
shaving s for pse az sniff each. by T. JONES.
g Gs'h IN ,5fs and By these agents .bany
st IN Boston, State 81 IN Booklyn, 1879 Fulton street
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE Of ATMOSPHERIC
pR SQIInE

M LEVETT Dentist the inodu,eT into this country in
. the year 1885 Of inserting Teeth the above scientific
principle practsed by himself ALONE, the atten
Of public his improvement The established
reputation Of Dr. Levert his easy we'll known peculiar and
scientific adaptation supplying the Deficiencies Of the Teeth
and UNMARRIED given which he fully
in all cases. his inviting of the ladies and
gentlemen who have had artificial Teeth roskully set,
who may re Qare for those dstlaced by na'ure.
M. LEVITT, Dentist, 26O Broadway,
CO Warren u. opposite the Park
[Copy ola Letter from M. M. Noah, Esq Dr. Leveul
Few YonK, May oath, l8l2
Dear sir:-L both of pleasure
that of artificial the priuc Die Of atmospheric
which you made for lady in family has ed
every respect comfort and utility and has
gwen entire Satisfaction.
am. dear sir; your obedient servant
CSgned1 M. M. NOAH
Dr. Levett refer OF the elite Of the
ctfxensof New Ycix 7-lmsec
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%6OO REWARD CROSS SPECIFIC MIXTURE
for the Gu. Of GonnorIhn 0lssu Structures ard
or all rene tiss discovered for the above complaints.
this is the certain
sction to dies drink. change Application to
busipcss.
We give long quack ndations to decs the
pubic II the medciae does not speak f.f iHcif,
sh all speak for it. Our object notify where he c
and the proprietor CHALLENGES single Of recent
hos to be brought, in which The mixture will not eject
rand cure, under forfeiture Of $500
This disease that unfortun ey p,rvadcs all ranks Of
cety-hgh low, rich and matrimonial and Stage, Tley
here present. with remedy by which theyc tn
sci without th- shortest pnsbe
Further. the ciseas. caDnoi contracted f IN.
taken night going bed when exposed
in ottle with full directions accom- oar, ms A.
at 81 bottle One bottle lasts week, which generally cures
many cured 10 two days.
For sale only wm H. Minors ia Broadway correr Of
John street, opposite Franklin House, New Y0rt Jones
corner Of Chestnut i'd seventh streets Philadelphia a a;
j M Smiths 1873 Washaston street, Boston me IN ~
7 EECHEs LEECHEe! LEECHEs .-6Ooo very fine
large healthy German Lecches just received for sale
wholesale retail carefully applied by competent r~rson
at Apothecary's Hall, 36 Catherine st. az, imsr
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Borders Cuts Brass Rule and all other articles manufac
tuIed tins Establishment, the reduced
New Articles mp to ORDER being furnished with
patterns.
The Type this establishment. both style of
Face and he material (which II made particularly adapted
for service IN Newspaper Printing
All kinds Of Ste, eotyping furnished to order.
NBSuch Newspapers will copy the above three tmes,
VIII be entitled to payin Tyre making bill Of tour times
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u. LACY, DENTIST,
HAS returned to the ctyand resumed he Of hi,
fsion, at 70 Flank Of Broadway where he 4.
prepared his former PATIENTS and all Others who iced
his OCCASIONAL services Z. LACEY m42wsec
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FIT 7 OENIO PEK BOTTLE.
PY LETTERS PATENT of the United states--The
II Inc pherous Medicated Compound The Hu
Hair. is with comic, recommended to 4 II whose
hal. i. becoming thin from disease .cuIf and dandr"f
The healthy dressing that possibly applied to the
head rendering the ha soft and glossy aud freeing the scalp
scur and daDdInG and d.pcng the air to curl frequent
Rod Of life For infant heads invaluable To be had only
at the Hair Cutting Rooms 46 Broadway Liberty
81, of the apcOint,d agents a29 m
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Also, book paper, 10 by "a. "a by 20, and "a by 49,
They have also large of wntinS andlvppIng
Of different and qualities which offer the
lowest m arket prices. me
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A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR TO BE HAD
FOR THREE SHILLINGS.-READ,
THEN HINGE

MINERAL WATERS OF KISSIN0EN, Germany
Lu called sAKOCZ-rhe Raht Ell has an acdulous saline
flavor of tts and being powerfully
of secretion and purifier Solvent and
thu time strengthening without heating, il
specifically the LIVER systoma port and
sysem aud dsspaing existing obstruction, If used
according directions.
The sold folio wing places s7K
quart ilg or $3.50 dozen. Sold By
Henry King & Co. Druggists, 46l Brosdwa cor. Grand
Sou'aaId, Deuc 4 Go. do 3Si Broadway d PARK row
Thcs. II Ore 800 Broadway.
1hos. H. Hart 218 Broadway
Churchs Dspensary lee Bowery.
Wholesale ard retail bv
FLORlAN STRAUSS, se Beaver street,
mi faira.
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singular popular deluson prevails in relation to the
trade of the United States with Great Britain and one
which is sedulously encouraged by the advocates of
the unmeaLing cry, England will not buy our pro.
duce It is the intention of those who utter this folly
to engender belief among the Of the people, who
have not the government statistics command that we
pay yearly to England large of money manu-
features and that she will take nothing from return
hungry-looking Fourierite, in clamorng for q ma
tiona bank exclams "Eugland will buy our -four
under the specuaons engendered by the late national
bank producers all turned spectators that only
were obliged to buy -four of England but to borrow of
her the money to pay for and the large loans made
this country, obliged the Bank of England to borrow
f4000O00 Of the Bank Of France. In 1887 the United
States imported for consumption wheat -four equal to
3,996259 bushels of wheat worth $4276 900; of this
amount 100000 bushels, worth 100000, came frsm
England. That we imagine very sufficient
why England did not buy wheat Of the United States
10 the long run, however, England buys of the United
States agricultural products the money vaie of hieh
far exceeds the value Of the merchandise from
England by the Uuited States. It is only in years IF
grea paper expansion, when prices rise induce
fictitious imports, that is, imports not ordered for
SUMPTION but sent here foreign account to into
money, that the imports exceed the exports. Under
steady specie currency this could be done. Blu
in ORDER understand the trade between this country
and England have compiled the following table from
Treasury documents
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NIBLo's.-The English Vaudevilles that have
been so well paronzed this season, are to be given
again this evening. The first, M'seik d. Angeviik,
is personation entertainment In which that excel
lent actress, Mrs. H. Hunt, sustans four different
characters. There is vivacity and earnestness
about Mrs. II. that has made her already quite a
favorite at the Garden. John Seton appears to be
as great n favorite-the audience appauded and
laughed at his performance of Guy Gooduck, on
Wednesday, from the commencement to the finish.
He sppears this evening in two characters Fire
works by Edge, an instrumental concert, and the
burletta of the Conseriprs Cunning, in which Mrs.
II. Hunt, Miss Reynolds, Seton, Vacbe, Daven'
port, Andrews, &C. have all good parts assigned
them. The vaudevilles, thus far, have attracted
most excellent houses, certain sign of the success
of all the persons engaged in them.
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hli.0Gl. 568 5i5. 001 .378

Total excess exp't England and ~ Am Col 5i2ls259
We have added up and compared the results Of the
ports and exports since 1884, because that period three
events conspired to influence in great degree trade
betweenl the two countries These we're first the passage
othe compromise act, providing for biennial reduction
Of duties. until in June, 1912 they should be per
cent. Second, the Proclamation of General Jackson,
throwing open the colonial trade and lastly the expan
sive of the late national bank had commenced
laying the foundation of that bubble which
burst in 1885, Under the action Of these powerful in
Auences will be seen that down to sa3, the colonial
trade grew with giant strides and the purchases OF the
colonies from the United States exceed by ITO per cent
the sales the States The exports to England exceed
in every year imports from her. with the exception Of
three years Of bank speculation. 1885, o. - and the ag
gregae value Of the exports to England exceeds by
30 600 that of the goods she sold the United
In addition to tina, Of exports $500 COO
was borrowed in England on stocks, banks and compa.
MES Now, to what purpose this large amount Of
money! making together $3.50 900 O00 applied
Although due this country, II not brought
here. II was used credit, against which
bills were drawn American account from ell
parts Of the world, England acting banker to
the United states. For instance, since 1898, the i'm
ports from China have exceeded the exports from
100000 to Ss,o0o000 per annum. Formerly, whena
vessel went China for teas she carried specie to pay
for it, When, however, the large credits we're formed
in England, China bound ships instead of specie took
United States Bank bills drawn at six months on London
money previously there by the United States
Bank. In is3i5, for instance the Bank Of England ent
the Bank of United staesf OOo or S5 700 ooo
the money was not brought here bat the United States
Bank sold in Wall street the bills Of exchange drawn on
to Canton merchants, who carried them to Canton psid