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no THE FOLLOWING FAMILY MEDICINES
can be had only at u Courtlandt street -
Sick Headache Remedy-A cure for sick ner.
vous headache and digestion.
East India Hair Dye colors the hair and not the skin
warranted.
Hewes Nerve and Bone Liniment and Vegetable Elixir.
an infable cure for rheunatism sweled limbs and stiff
joints.
Odridges Genuine Balm of Columbia, restores or pre-.
serves the hair in all cases.
Hays Liniment, cure for the piles-warranted
Basam Of Horehound and Lverwor for coughs, colds,
pain in the side and chest
EKolmstock's ivermfuge--A sure remedy for worms;
price 10 cents per bottle.
Rev. DR.. Bartholomew Childrens Summer Cordial
An invaluable article, price % cents per bottle.
Dally's Magical Pain ExtractorFor all burns, swell
lings lev seres ulcers and all external angs tits
warranted to give satisfaction, or the money Will be re-
turned.
The above invaluable medicines are to be had only as
above, at 81 Ceurtlandt steeet, near Broadway
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90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
pill for the Of gonorrheGa gleet seminal weakness
and all mocopuruent discharges from the urohra are
only to be had genuine at the College OF Medicine and
Pharmacy. perfect guaranteed in every
without confinement tantng the breath, dsagreeing
with the stomach. Price 81 per box. Once and consult
ing rooms Of the College 81 Nassau street.
W. 9. RICHARDSON, Agent.
B.-Patients residing at distance can have ch est
containing sufficient quantity Of Professor Vepeaus
celebrated remedy forwarded TO any part the Union by
addressing the agent OF the college, and by letter. post
paid describing CASE and enclosing three dollars Qua.
ranteed to cure.
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MONEY pIARIxEr.

Saturday, June 10, y. M,
The SOCK market presented material change to-day
in its general features. Illinois 6s Tell Ii Paterson per
cent; Farmers Loan rose !; stonington 4.
At the new board sales were not large s. s's sold
at ia, dividend off,
We think proper at this time to annex the following
remarks Of English paper in relation to the proposed
changes in the commercial relations between the two
countries, in relation TO
What we said last week regarding tho Of let
ting in -four through Canada intended 10 direct at
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTlNG.

THURSDAY. June l3h--Puuc $50; Two Mile Heats AZ
harness; free for all horses roted for Entire
be made smiths, 81 Park Row. Monday, aLe 18th by
o'c ok p. NJ, three or more TO make race.
Immediately rrer Atnke 300 sub, Il
II Woodruff names br m Dutchcss.
VIM Wheeler rames br Hector.
w Reed gr z Snaffle.
Swecpstake No. mite heats harnes fee for horses
purke $50 Sub sl60 Il.
stake No. 2-S me as No. undcr the saddle. =,
Stake No 3-Ne heats best three five, 10 wagons WIN
driver TO weigh 3o0b, lee for horses won nurse owe
$40. SUB $50 II these stakes TO close the l3h june ny
o'clock, M at Smiihs three more TO make aiaee'
be trotted last week in June -. 49,. "a,
Jy 70 hyuSs $500 thee mile heats IN pa '.'e
all 500 the 2nd best three or more 70 mar
Entries Cor this purse made al H. Smiths oy
NJ. June 18th. ~ ." ~
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LoNDoN-Pscket ship Welliugton-John Willis Mrs Will
lis MIS- Edward Willis child aud servant Mss Parsons Abm
UpdehiiI, Mrs Sarah Und.rhill, Miss Mar, Undeth
Mrs ster Caprano Sche singer Hugh Wa ST., Jas
W9l,n, Henry Starr e New Y.rs; ssmael Mr., s,mpel
st Louis: Dayid Walker Thomas Walker, Chas Kuytop, VIM
Ruxon Bu,Io Mrs Wiebe Mr. Wiebcl. Fnnce Jas Jones,
Rchncnd Mr. Lukin London; Mrs Stanley H,le Nys Main
Ky AID child Toroto John Eden, Hartford, u; VIM jerks,
Chicopee FAILS, Mass; Mr. (3oldschmidt
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ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor. if Captains Of Vessels will Civ
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEY, OF our News Fleet, lie
port Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List Of their Cargo and
board them Immediately on their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents home abroad, will also confer favor by
sending to ths Office all the Marine Intelligence they
obtain. Nautical Information Of kind will be thankfully
RsceIvcd.
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Yesterday afternoon CATHARINE eldest daughter of
the late John Remmey Esq., in the 50th year of her age
The friends Of the family and those Of her brothers
law Frederick Farr and Samuel Crssy invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence of the latter "a Lud
low street. this Sunday afternoon, at 81 O'Clock, with
out further inv itaton.
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o. A NECESSARY CAUTION.-No sooner does an
article of Real Utility attract public attention and
with base limitations to snatch from the inventor the just
recompense for his labor.
The means resorted to by the mitators of DIR. Felix
Gourauds Peudres Subtles for Uproong Hair and the
pertnacy with which they continue their deceptions
renders the imperative duty of the proprietor call the
attention Of purchasers to the fact that the genuine
to be had any where in New York. but the original and
old established store, 81 Walker street, door from
Broadway That each bottle OF the genuine is enveloped
in handsome wrapper with the signature Of the Doctor
and further protection, each bottle which is square,
has the following blown in the four sides" DR.. F. Felix
Gourauds Poudres Subtiles New York" Price ST. per
bottle.
Agents, Boston, Milk street; Providence c. Dyer r
Lowell Carleton Co New Haven Myers; Philadelphia;
IS Chestnut st, Albany, Maiden Lane Poughkespsie,
Gray; Goshen, Elliott.
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no. THE FAME OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY

o. THE FAME OF THIS EXTRAORDINARY
article travels like wd.fre throughout the country
at seems hardly worth while that we should add our
testimony to the overwhelming mass that has already
been procured that nestmable Burn Specific Dalley
Pain Extractor but may well say that excels any
thing heard of for the rapid and thorough
fthey have accidents by fire. It is sovereign where
life is not lost at once and they never have such calam
ty amiss in the great variety Of cutuneous
affections Sores &c. &C.. OF which every family
have its share."-[ Cincinnati Daily Enquirer.
To be found only at the sole depot 81 CORTLAND street.
Broadway.
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90 DR.. q. 8. DEDFORD.-The Sharon Springs
Wster largely recommended by this celebrated doctor
sold at 81 Courand street. ard said to all aec
lions of the skin.
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ma THE IJNRIyAILED TONIC MIXTURE. for

90 THE UNRIvALLED TONIC MIXTURE for the
all the proean forms of dyspepsia loss OF appe
tie low spirits lassitude debility brought by secret
indulgence sinking Of the constitution. The College
of Medicine and Pharmacy confidently recommend this
most gsfu mixture as the greatest invgoraor OF the
system present known to the medical verdi Sold in
large bottles 81 each; small do 81; in containing
half dozen S. carefully packed and sent to all parts OF
the Union. w. s. RICHARDSON, Agent.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College 81 Nassau
ctr
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l1y- SARSAPARILLA.--The genuine extract made at
81 CORTLAND street. warranted equal to any made
and afforded reasonable price, viz SO cents per bot
tie and 81 per dozen.
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Died.

On Wednesday evening, January 18th, by Rev. Mr..
Jones, Mr.. WILLIAM FREDERIcKs to Miss SOPHIA MARY
JEFFREYs, both of this city.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE IL
Cleared.

..4 30 MOON sETs.... 80
aim sErS...... ....7 28 HIGH 81
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and ,Ss be with pa.1s rooms
N wa iaH + fSs
one o. hs mos. the place. and but few steps from
For further information apply at No. 81 Maiden Lane
HANDSOME APARTMENTS in HoustoF street clos;
% srosdway-To let 70 gentle with breakfast and
EETmsP;4SiEd ias well ai.5sd sIISf
ker str, e. near broadway aHA 'a H'qare az m."c
4 FEW GENTLkMEN of steady habits can be accommo
Ps ia Sp the r GG., 5es:Sns po and bedroom
TlLBqRY FOR sALE-A superior London made Tilbu-
for cheap Apply d sS i ssb s.ns
R HssS p Ky s ' S wa PAWE Saa Sss s,s.
fs III .ts
6s S, IL 6s T h hs
Ns Yd may also be made Ms
'THE HOTk COLD SALT WATER BATHS at the
c,nl foot Of Ds.bross' ,,Isst third q
B Sai' 81 a" single s:'I Sss ss ssa
FkETNscH HuS CANCEL LAMPs, C,ndea6ra., Lasres, nc
Of Just d 81 int
line of entirely new styles An irspection ,! them invited
''' 'f biacoa '%f e. B. 's s%xfSN.
m23 lmerc
T FAD PIES AT ~ CENTS FER PoUND-The be,,
Il and cheapest ever made 1t i, m,de by compre son in
such snn as to eve strength in proportion to its
The price ia a t'psr pound cash. payable invariably de-
Pure block pipe the bst safest article Croton
s dm T al s S1 Sa.a1 IL
ne, s IF Canal aud Ell" S'Y JAMES yGs & sERRELL
m0 four Pug.
at B00n0n NV Jersey Oy Tg If I'M
il eodstsr Corner of B.ekman ,nd Pearl streets
vONDERSMITH'S INDIAN COUGH BALM.
THE only remedy Tor consumption of the lungs coughs
% Gods o: hn, Of Ssshs pain in The side
night Til. medicine S.ed
s u s s ss
snS s
The following are from the most respectable phys
DEAR SIR We feel sn.quivecal pleasure in the opportunity
n o s .m sni lie sn Of
from s administration We have used yosI nedcns in
r s eoHsh f ShS.: ss s%
eaus
pain in the chest splitting Of blood have no hesitation
fS %1s Iii tssTFs6sisaA,Tf rEN. MD Aeh st.
I EHI LEoS sHR NIB g. sa i, Fsila Z.
of s o Sh s be at III %
'''''''N '11 ''N 'D' y E. w. voNDERsMITa.
Sole Proprietor,
jel0 2weoifsm No. l6l Greenw ch street, N Y.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK EQUITABLE IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
June 5th 1f43.
the annual election held this day. the following gentle
"A chosen Directors for the ensuing
Henry Yates, Lambert Suvdam,
Abm q Thompson, Shepherd Knapp,
Slas Holiness John Nesmith,
George Rapelye, John G Jones,
Harvey Weed Paul Spofori,
Joseph w Duryea, Robert l. Smith,
Henry Rowland Christian Sand
James Ward, Peter Hargous
James Gillespie, James Cooley.
Gardner A Sage Joseph Bouchaud.
And At a subsequent meeting of the Board LAMBERT
SUfDAM, Esq, was unanimously elected President.
JOSEPH STRONG Secretsry
This COMPANY lots and damage
by Fire. and also against burglary housebreaking
most fave rable terms Jl0 4t~r IL Is IA
QILLS OF EXCHANGE on ell parts of England. Ire land,
ID and Scotland, in Of f5 Ec, Els E2u,
for sale at y. j. SILVESTEHS,
jl06r 20 all street and $50 Broadway
COLLECTIONS all parts of the United States, made
" the most IA, orabe terms by -
8. J. SYLVESTER,
JOG 22Wali street and 80 Broadway.
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VETANTED-A situation for yonng la'y private fam.
Iy to instruct children the piano forte As he de
only comfortable home, ,h, il willing receive board
equivalent fer her Please address Piano Vote
II, raid Office. jiI3tsr
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CASTLE GARDEN

CASVLE GARDEN
GRAND GALA DAY.
In honor of r TdiN TY f 81 United s'
the Resident Of the United Slater give their t spIen
O'' eA"''''''A'' FIREWORKS
To Evening-0ot up BY the celebrated Pyroscnst
The Evening. Entertainments will half past
jews is'GSAL ROCKETS AT INTERVALS.
AID at half FIJI. E 2'sisia (; Exhibition OF
e sH'9F sissi
% BRILL AM AND DAZZLING PIECE.
Alter which Peruvian sistfiSf f eRSss the
Large one pou1d Rockets with Gold Ruin.
Hfs i$.'i; f1f
Two pound Rocket, with stallia s.eamers.
sHA Ss'q 81 iSDEfEsS ESQ s.: se
M Ma SSfis 6 fsFf'" %E KIP e.
The Garden wI be brilliantly ln minated with seveni
%S New var. YS ss. Band under their
than will reorm during the evening some appropriate Mu
,PyIotseni.t 70 the Garden-I aac Edse.Jr.
ad niied Garden under any Iresnee
Abundance 90 eens-Chdren half pnce. jeII
APOLLO SALOON-BROADWAY.
%AIlaaE !'rh The su s,a:. IL, aA expressed
ASo G5Ech AkR LAST
on SNz T1KsD aIS p 4. isa Gn;lsa.,
- APoLLGG ssaxiL ooN.
Assisted by
MADAME SUTTON
NkS. &. T.. HORN,
And other eminent talent which will be duly announced.
Leader OF the Quintete, Mr.. u. C. HILL
U(For Programme, small bills
Tickets 50 eacto be had Music Stores
Hotels, and at the doors.
Concert to commence at O'clock ia
MR.. MARKS, (Lesder Of Milch.lPs Olympic Orehes-
" tai respectfully his friends and the public
that HI first
VOCAL AID INLTRDMENTAL CONCERT,'
VIII take place Monday Evening June 2th, 1853 tho
A. oo Saloon when he viii be assisted by the folio emil
nent Artists who have kindly volantee red their vaua
vices
Mrs Loder Mr. Mamett MI. A. Phillips. Mrs. q. Horn.
MI hosIsr, Mr. w King, Messs. Timm and Alpen,
Iiano Mr. A. Kyle flute; Mr. g. Loder who will preside
invitation has been forwarded His Excelleney the
Psdeni and suite, who will honor the Concert with his pre-
Tickets 50 cents each. To commencea at eight o'clock
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Passenger Arrived
Passengers Sailed,

.vRr-Pscket ship francois lst-Rev Spencer Ma,
ram Fazel, II Aperunhe inner, G PoTelliy.
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BOOKKEEPING.
Mr. w. X BARLOW respectfully announces that he has

Mr. w X BARLOW respectfully announces that he has
L'A succeeded
MIR. G. G.. MARSH,
in his busne,s Accountant and Teacher of Book keeping
this city, at his so Cedar where he will continue
the same hsIough course of instruction and practice
cessully followed by his predecessor Mr. b. sociu
onaEe of tho mercantile community and respectfully ask their
artettion to the follo " ing card -
&c. e. MARSH, Accountant returns his ,eul acknow
ledgements e his Dum trends for their 10 continued
He has discontinued his business this city.
and succeeded in the by Mr. W. X. Barlow whom he
cond ny the favor Of the mercantile ami
gentleman of excellent character
with the science Of BooRAeeppg aud em', ny qualified
He
debtcd. &c. e. MARBH.1
His arc reduced times to $40 witch will
ene the pupil instruction until he thoroughly
w. X. BARLOW, Accountant,
lilo lmsr 20 Cedar
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FIRE WORKS

ISAAC EDGE, JR. PYROTECHNIST.
THE most extensive, varied and brilliant exhibtona Fire
Works manufactured ahis any other country, are
eay for delivery the lowest terms
mees and for the Of Fourth July
United States Laboratory, Jersey City.
Order left with J. w Holbertcn, IS Maiden a
NIblos Garden, will receive immediate attention.
Goods delivered to part oil the free Of expense
"a toJu30 sscc
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LII Sons Of New Esgand DESTROYS Join in the Delega.
ton to be at the Celebra ion on Banker Hill on
The nth inst.n are quesfed at the Asto House
EVENING NEXT at o'clock, for the pnrpose
" taking action reference thereto be deemed
ecesssry. By order Of the Committee of A'rsnsrmens
M. III. GRlNNELL, Chairman.
u. W. Belts, Secretary. jsl0Q
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ATMOSPHERIC


ON THE PRINc c.HIs, 0s ATMOSPHERIC
ton Of tie public to hi. great Improvement The iesbiished
e Dr. Leys ii; Wei Known. pesuis! and
be
1 at who ss. : % T 1a,fa fs 'e
who may a'H 80
ola Letter from M M Nav VI sas s
Dear sir:- both matter Of duty and pleasure to i,te
fs tn: isa ~ e Of
gwen entire Satisfaction.
Il you, '''s'"' .isT,E' NOAH !. +,
iti1tn. Of New YoS ''''- - '''' ''' : 7.im:ee
HULLS TRUSSES.
nvpsoNQ TdGh TO CULTURED PEksoNs.
n..sumspia aid Il. world Affords. spplesion Re
No v ne s s. esther Be- s To- the
he PACK pad Of Hus ases to see il they endorsed by
Many person. have undertaken to vend imitation. Of Hul
gnsncss These cannot be relied upon they are
Rsoms have been fitted No. ye,ey street, exclusively
for ladies' having entrance the business depart
ment where female in constant attendance wat
DR JAMES ". ATrRIDGE's TINCTURE FOR IN
- digestion. II Dyspepsa-ihis invaluable remedy, which
both aIoy. snd no FROM d aSi
" many victims who suffering from the owe
IsSsG1
81 S' To- e net m b" 70 al II:
duced BY state of the amrn canal and known
A. sS
ss ina may b
Msssr Carte Nephew, corner Of Water street and Maiden
and a, ils Bow,rv msom:r
TO rAHMnks, YkAI!Ets = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New dGs
q $ an in s Of 1a ias
5 Of Of s o an g. n:
,D.y E Ii arising 1% a5s &.
blood gross and obuc,ed perspraop ,ush
the
w1 % % OF dict or ns Ms
change Of R,bt the regular these bill: viii Prove hish
PS pseas
'1ni5Rpf the
n so % % all S se o
Ute .h,ysnnga s0asG. hoSvIs. loss Of milk &C. Sold in
'Itf.EEsH Sin 5S % nss oed
sIyss ,aa .hSad never emitted al where
forwards ,as a.ch,y but inc mos. sd%i!s6y afford.
hs q x. eniias The full
%sI Of Is M s SnI ,G s
whistth flow milk wonderfully promoted. In pack
HRhD RssTsR abdps
Sd morbid ,yeps also aa asd Sse
wounds Sc. In bottles, with directions, Is cd each. No
$6i ,ssE'R 1Bs%SLsAMFor Graduating MARBLE.
horses healing aud wounds however deep
also application canker the hoof and quick probes
decidedly the best remedy that be used Should be
stable: Sold il bottles. with dIee,ons i;sa each
QUID BLlS1ER, &c. &c. At this establishment the ut
caution invariably Observed the selection of genuine
family medicines.
PHYSiCAN's PREsCRIPTIONs.-y B. fully impressed
with of their vital importance, shall nvaaby observe
the scrupulous accuracy in the preparation OF phys
clans prescriptions.
The above medicines prepared and sold exclusively at
Medical Hail. % Essex three doors from Grand,
posite the Market New York.
Orders from the country promptly executed. ais 3msr
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THE PRIVATE TREATlSE.-This Is a little veiume ON
certain diseases, which the andpr'vate
means stated in the panes possible And
cor only are given for the simple
cases. but which have fallen improper hands and
continue on from month month"; particularly dwelt
sueh peeDs will immediately the Difficulties which i'm
psde their Whatever they may be- well the p!onb
Sspunlsd each particular cssc Obtained only Of the
Dr. Ralph AFRO takes this opportunity OF sying thst he Ioay
be the peer,is dsssses above rese TO, ohn
private residences, ct any hour. -.
Aware the deep and iast solicude which
fss 70 consult Of integrity well eKperenoe ar
,hsse peculiar Complaints author deems prsy To-
,hs following thort sketch Of the opportunities ne sdto ~
nself Tor thf And this ne is the inclined 70
sry assured him that Cor OF information Of TIM
tna hey have selected from list OF advertising people tbs
one yho hsi toasls of wonderful cprcbrt without
hs repentance lie therefore begs to state that be
ada snh graduate of Edinburgh, hc NC. c. he m
oesn vsthns these diseases, both n hospital and c; prsess
sork expressly them Also tina, he has testimonial letter.
rom eminent physicians Of Europc u the most emt
icntin A,asrcsc, Dir Assy Cooper TO Dr. Mott, Of MY
nd Dr. Pnysich OF Philadelphia, and sbera; and further,
has the privilege OF referring to almost eycJ phys-
tan Of eminsnce In this city Nothing be stated he
ccives grospa Of condolences TO those who srsA
ren to him..
may bsmads by post ard for such he has
tsey chest, co-tsnni every tny necessary for
speedy and private Itu forwarded may be directed
frieetD. ND lm'r
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CHATHAM T'HEATN n.

AmkAlCA1 mUShUhs
AND GARDEN.
GRAND GALA WEEK
THE PRESIDENTS ARRIVAL
Opepipy Of the Garden tbs Roof OF tie Museum.
BALLOON ASCENsIONS will take place every evening
. Adnssinn 10 the GaIden Free to Museum visiten.
MIR. H. e. SHERMAN,te popular ballad singer will intro
tuce rev and orig ioal song
Mr.. HARRINGTON the unriya,ed ventIoquist and ma
- siciin, Will appear
Mysterious Glpscy GIRL chronological Examinations, and
100000 turiosities
Admission to the whole IS Children under ten half
price
Thursday nex., iav evening, Bene ana Last Ap
pearsnce of the Ethiopian Sercpades. jlec
Fn.ALE'S NEW YORK NUoMUm
Broadway. opposite tn. City Hall
AND ADMISSION ONLY ONE SHILLING
Mr.. II. BkNNETT, Manager.
THE GIANT GIRL FOR TWO DAYS MORE,
Misp KATERINA HABERN CHIT,
Mr.. JOSE HABERNlCHT, and
Mr. Ans ON WARNER,
Mr. BROUWER, the celebrated comic singer.
Miss BLANCHARD, the Grecian JuRgleress, and spen.
did performer the musical glasses.
Miss 8 ADAlK, the much ADM, ed Songstress.
La PETITE CT RETO, tbs Danseuse.
performance will tab place every afternoon 3ocock,
Evening Performances the Lecture koom commences at
QoJcIn
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DI7- THE CHINESE HAIR ERADICATOR WILL
positively in five minutes remove all hair where ap-
Piled land without the least injury to the most delicate
Skin Many who have long thick hair the back of the
neck would gladly get rid of it il they knew how The
means in their power now, by the above To be found
81 Courand street Proof positive Of its effects will be
shown to all.
03-LATEsT INTELLIGENCE FROM WASHING
TON-President Tyler and guard may be expected to.
morrow and Phaon has been appointed estate Barber"
shampooing- important to Gentlemen.-"Per.
sonal cleanliness source OF comfort" Edward Phaon,
Hardresser and Wigmaker, would call the attention of
gentlemen his plan Of cleansing the head from dandru
and renovang the growth of the hair by his unrvalled
mode Of Shampsong system imperfectly practised by
SEINE Of his profession. He has introduced feature
of copper cylinder. heated by gas. over which are
causing it to dry Immediately preventing cold thereby
The PRICE charged by some has deferred many from en-
cens-and the attention given the subecby himself and
assistants, cannot fail to satisfy all who may favor him
with trial that the best and only method of prevent
ing premature badness and decay of the hair.
Phaon's Hair Dressing Saloon, 24 Broadway opposite
st, PauPs.
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Q3-GENUINE EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLLA,
Gentian and Sassafras, prepared by the College Of
Medicine and Pharmacy of the City Of New York, esta
blished for the suppression OF Quackery, A. ls42
This celebrated Extract is fast supersedng all the in.
crt and useless mixtures prepared by druggists who
totally apabe of knowing the medicinal properties
curative powers of the roots they employ BY referring
to the morning papers, tho public will at once perceive
that this worst species of quackery dong ncaculable
injury whilst the vendors of this miserable compound Of
destructive minerals and waery decoction of the
mon American Sarsaparla, are parading, in the New
York press the certificate Of man cured, who is in
his grave and has been since using these destructive
mixtures. The College Of Medicine and Pharmacy of
the city of New York hereby promise to pay per-
who will prove that their extract contains particle
Of any mineral the of One Thousand Dollars. The
College have received hundreds Of genuine certificates
from persons that really benefited their Extract
but knowing the value the enlightened part of the
munity put all certificates published for the pub
lie good but for self interest," they determined from the
time they opened their establishment not to publish
certificate matter how strong fattering to them
selves. Their Extract confidently recommended as
the best specific for all diseases arising from mpury
Of the blood such scrofula ringworm letter. syph
tic ulcers rheumatism pimples the face pains in the
bones enlargement Of the joints, salt rhuem any dis
having its origin in corrupt state of the blood
Gold in single bottles at rs cents each in contain
ing half a dozen, 50 so in do do one dozen, Sc.
Carefully packed and sent to all parts of the Union.
Office and Consulting Rooms of the College, 81 Nassau
street. w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.