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MAGASIN JAPANAIS,
so Dxpane Street.

H. PARKER Agent, from Amsterdam most respect
IA fully informs his friends and the public gesera that
he has received magnificent collection Oil Paintings
and Antiquities consisting Of Jars and Va
Flower Bodies Plates, Dishes Cups and saucers old
Dresden Porcelain Groups and Fgures Cups and Sauce
Gent Fans Of the 18th century Ebony Wooden Carved
Arm Chairs from the 548 and 1877 formerly belonged
the CARDINAL Ximenes, Great nquisor Of SPAIN such
this country OF which he dispose
moderate prices Ladies and Gen,lemen you wish to
Also two carved Chairs for Cath olc Churchs 10 be
from 10 A. NJ tiIl & p NJ jez7 msrh
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J uuTIHg tIIe past year.

The premium on London ranges little higher than at
the same time last year This is curious fact in the
face of the reduced value Of our imports and tho in
creased value Of oar exports.
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TAKE NoTIcE.-A cargo Of ice recently exported
Lisbon was declared at the Custom House to be sub
ject the duties of articles in the Por-
tuguase Tariff and rather than pay the import amounting
10 81 900 in the whoethe threw their precious
cargo overheard.
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ii Way TO THE
Ell ESIAL FIELDS. HOROKEN.

Ell SIAN FIEFADS, T1UbONENe
The only fashionable the banks Of the beautiful
Hudson
Entire change Of Nopetes for this meek, commencing
ON MONDAY, JULY 28th.
FREE EXHiB B'TiONS EVERY AFTERNOON,
At O'Clock, erected the purpose front of the
Colorado
~ X. McCARTI mas the easue announce the fami-
vI lies of New York that he his for this week made an
agement with the celebrated Operate b othe aud Sisters
ed by that justly ceebrted aud famous Dan Gardiner
known 81 The Negro per.rme Of The present
times The follow the ofths unequaled Band
i-old Da mmit Violin It Of great note.
2-Biily Whtock, he only real Bango p er living
3-Chsrles White, the can't be Accordian Ars,st.
4-Master Jerry Bryant. of tie Tamb o,ne.
5-Old Dan Gardiner, the of all Negro Dancers
The visit Of the Eysian Fields respectfully in
formed that this week they will be with the beau
al Of this popular md They will appear all their
Oug Songs Gees Chousses and Dances, which they
bid defiance 10 all competition. j29 5tsrh
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Cholera Of Infants, or Summer Complaint.
This disease like the Cholera Morbus of grown persons
less frequent and dangerous proportion the heat
of the weather
materials the Indian Vegetable Pills is pecnarly
adapted Of complaints of children because
which the all the disorders of the bowels sim
gle dose will invariably give relief only in
plants, but in all disorders incident children. Il will also
be found to mpar strength and vgor the whole system
and repeated few according directions will
redly the child 10 sound health
For sale wholesale aud retail the principal Office 1888
Greenwich street, New York.
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United states CIrCuIt COurt.-Vhe CIerk'6
Office this Court has been removed day from the
occupied by the Clerk fthe " District Court, portion
of the srtinens ofhe United States Marshal the
ioor where the docket records and files Of the Court will
be hereafter kept.
Persons desiring searches for judgments instead ofgv
ing general notice searches the United States Court
will please send distinct notices
Tuesday July 8, l8i5.
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BILLIARDS-GREAT IMPROVEMENTS.
SOUTHERNERS, Strangers and Citizens invited try
Mahogany Beds with 1865 Panels made by steam machinery
So much work could be done by hand without three times
the usual price Likewise Cushions elastic that eleven
be hit by single blow For sale play BASSFORDS
old Entrances joining the Museum Building Ann
and lt9 Fulton st.
Otis Field. with number of these improved Tables invites
his friends call the Uned States Hotel Entrance through
the bar LOG Water iY21 m+rrc
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Medical NOtice.-The Advertiser ements OF the
New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy established
hereafter appear the fourth page and last column Of th,
w. ~ RICHARDSON NJ D., Agent
rMro and rnn.ultirr i,nnr tho College at Nrs-ar
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
rRsT RATE JoS,Hsy%n Bs,Se5 @ Of steady ass to
Jane. sSS G'"as ssis"i No "' 0s's" f 81 %
LEksmA re,peetssie young man q good address who
ii Ann street. between the hoa,s Of and is oecck.
w ANTEp1A French Woman, il the capacity Of Lady's
Maid she must give good references IN the ey AprS
AT CLARKE,s & sTEvANs Temperance Intelligence
@ Duane scribe s.s 1 esa .S%s roSd % ros rs
moral character The subscriber pledges himself procure
help for the S s q the 5 in M M once
Remembes5 Duane street two deors west of Broadway
SToKEs ANTRhoNY ~ Hon s,te of - Broad street, have
PET DOGS.
NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL KING CHARLES
"A sPANIELs-just imported from London-ior sale 40
Oak street l3l am
THE UNITED ESTATES FORM BOOK.
CONTAINING all the necessary Forms ia every depart.
ment OF business with advice the executing
Custom House anaetons spd the interest Of Landlords and
Tenants have received their full sha5s re Of t,snion
Jy3i lwlsem 36 God street, New York.
DLSSOLUITON
NHE Copartnershp heretofore existing uude the firm of
hs soassai The unfinished sss., b.,
: THSi FLOR r pEAcLEsoN,
The business will still be conducted by Thos r. Eagessn
CHEAP LIBERAL BCOKs-New editions of Voney's
= a Kas s9ass Life Of Christ Mary Wqoncrat Rights
the Beacon Office, sFranklin square, New York
Jy3l 3eodsrc
SHOE THREADS-The subscribers having the agency of
of the hest fctores in this country
a,,.s '' :" at ''Siia 's
LEECHES-LEECHES.
UsT RFCEivED, fresh supply Of Swedish Leeches,
'' 's'' ''"''s'0@ .G% PERDNaNp E.RTM1SNIf5 sas sco
l5l 5t-m importers q Leeches No. li9 Nassau st.
BRONZE POWDERS AND METAL LEAF,
THE Ssre MErA .i and
y on hand large stocks of these articles which they im
usiacon oi Their old and new cgsq%srs dsCl = ,,,,
No 49, formerly ca Wall street next door % Adams Co.
Jy3l lm*m
TO PHYSICIANS.
OM sALESA eaao Tive Wheel Doctors CAB good
d,aelv at the American Ege Stab es rner Of Deancy
Christie ssreets fnot disposed Of before Thur day. will be
sold az public aucton at II o'clock at the above place
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
oST on Tuesday nj ht last either in Albany, board
- the @ steamer comIaon clasp Wallet, con-
AID twelve Pr9missoy Noes pa, able the oder Of
Mifd sGd bs Hdss sgd M n.
io Pearl street. IN the basement, and questions asked
FOR SALE.
A THE Stock Fixtures, and Furniture of a respectable
EFT Tavern, conducted English style. doing good
Abusness asd of old standing. viii be sold cheap for
cash only Satisfactory for dsposng of it win he
onor before O'Clock. Jya7 srs*ec
sSA TO LET-A smnll House and Store. suitable for
son wishing to engage in this business will do we'll
Will be- n ea aw sm. he % sa. good and
w be so as the present occupant intends leaving the city
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GRAND FREE ENTERTAINWE OF
GYMNASTICS-MU ANCING-SONG-
PORTRAYMENTS OF ETHIOPIAN LIFE!
OTTO COTTa iE. HOBoKEN,
LIVERY FAIR AFTEE il 6 ON-comm, ncng At halEpas
u p NJ and ermnatin. nafp4st NJ. Thus stforJ-
those families who iioboke after dining opportu
i.ity TO witness his most EXPENSIVE NOVELTY.
For full paIticuls programme of performance see large
and small bills Jy36 81 Sat,M T. W,Th-uc
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To RENT.

&A A GENTEEL COTTAGE, directly the banks
l& situated on Premium Point about one mile from
New Rochelle Westchestr county. New York and 6 miles
rom the CITY ~ New York, proximity all the olic
coveyances having front and beach of about miles
(Which the lssee could have The privilege off, The house
capable of accommodate genteel private family would
be rented for small ceneel boarding house desired It is
very airy The romantic and for health saubrity
of climate bathing, fishing, &c, be exceled. 1t viii
ts rented at very low rate io the present till the
ensuing Spng desired and possession Immediately Apply
roush the Post lice, directed New Rochelle, Westches
ter county New York, personally Henry Partridge Ke
logg, the Iemises lM srrc
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MUSIC.
u EMOVED No. 65 Franklin street. one door East OF
~ Broadway NJ DUMSDAY Professor Of the Guitar, Sing
Accoreon and Violin continues teach Ladies and Gen.
emen Of New York the above fashionable &c
compatiye short time by his new Analysing and lnducve
System Terms reasonable.
NJ D. win usual the residences Of his pupils any
part OF the city by the Satisfactory city and other
ereuces application No 65 Franklin street.
m m
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Irtna Insurnnce Compnny OF Hartford.-

The Directors Of this Company have always acted the
principle of scattering their risks that in OF sweeping
e their bity pay would be impaired hence by ad
herug this primer. lie business uf rs while
other Companies have been unable to then losses and
wound this Company has prosperousy Its losses
by the fire in 1895 in this city paid in full and be-
fore they due and the Company have again the pleasure
of stating those who have honored with their patronage
and confidence that is to PAY all its losses
full and continue business as heretofore.
New York. July 23d 1915.
A.G HAZARD Agent,
Nv Office 09 Wall ST., corner of Water.
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All psliInsIc,phfa suhscriptIons 20 ths

All PstflDdesphfa subscriptions 10 Ihe
HERALD be paid the AUTHORIZED AGENTS Zis
Der Coz Ledger Building Third street. Chestnut
Torms- cents month"; including the Sunday paper; ORG
without delivered free of charge any part Of Pha
aelphis Single copies for sale rs above daily O'clock
Price Scents.
The WEEKLY HERALD is also for sale every Saturday
ingPrce 6A ceus S3 annum delivered any
fhiadspna, free of postage.
All the aud cheap Publications for sale az their
tabi &hment, issued, wholesale and retail
~ With the exception of one paper, the Herald" is
mueh perhaps Philadelphia, published IN tha
city, sforig valuable medium to advertisers Advertise
handed to the half pas o'clock viii, aprear
the Herald dav.
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AMUSEM ENfS.


FREN OPERA
Thursday Evening. July 3Ist.
VIII be ssSSxuSsE SxSE 6E 81 s. 81 Fl FRoffz city,
Georges Maurice. ...tt-........ Nj MO, itas,ier
toas. tas,vaA aAasssisss SSas Bernard
Anton, e usside e....,................ julie
c6a,ies a Abel Busaer
Gsrisslt ssa%i q ns' keeper ohssfy
ESia HoSessia dAaGenye..... ;hi'iis. Maria
S$isis;'s Mo$.,;s c.a' Z. M;,i. iNi',ssy f.ssy
La CHALET
Daniel, NJ ceuriot Mar, Douvry
@ +; fs' Ss:s: id of
S Sec d an THIRD Tiers, so cents Gallery, IS cents
Door peg 4. o'clock, aad cprs VIII precisely
CASTLE GARDEN.
90 Admission 25 Cents.-fn
Great Musical attraction
opr'e~"' road asssss breach -ad iie,ss,
Thursday Evening, July 81
The ~ cfye Ts ss
The a@s IiG Force '0'ss
La smoegsh,, e;siop.c,;ci..;Sa, ;n,,'' Pray.
El.sler Brothers D ring Fsss ia colonns Fuyan,e
rs rs d'aSl;;sss; S,:s:,s;;fyyS.ss sySS 4 f''.i':
% Internisson Of Half an Hour for Promenade and Refresh
The range of splendid will open for inspection
The second part vii commegce with
After which the Great Struggle ofhe Am phthestre, by
Les Frrres Essler
Pas De Joerlsse. - fsIsioe.
To conclude with Series of Comic Tabeaux by the Elsser
LES MALHsURs eGfia Il bE s"'ltlia hoI AU VENT.
60 Docss ppen a, haItpas O'Clock. perormaaes
nence at 10 clock.
NIBLO's GARDEN.
BENEFIT OF MISS TAYLOR,
Thursday Evening, July 81.
WIN be peo5msd ihe he ,Wd fst md second acts Of
zeriiaa. ;............... Mis-. Mary Taylor
FRA Diayoio: AIR Heason
Lord Allcash .......... Roberts
lorenzo $500. ........... Dennison
Beppo. ............ Niskinso1
T ;. in,ermisson Of Half an Hour !.
Mr. Roberts snd Miss Taylor will dance the celebrated Polka
THE RENGoSTRE fH9S;aSe ST'RR
Justin, Miss Taylor Mm DeMerva Miss Mathews
Col de Courcey, Davenport 81 Leon, MIR Gallagher
Bm de Boncqur, Chippendale Perre. John Seton
Mai Monstache Nckinson Landlord. Deerng
Jcj-Tickets Fiiy Ceais.-Eg
a limited number of Season Tickets win be disposed Of
Performance 70 commence NJ socioch Doors orn al
e.sAHeLi GARDEN >Ah."sr-
BAGskk1 B. GAk1NEk NTE!kELiAMs. STAGE MANNAGEk MANAGEk
Eue,y Erening This Heek
Commencing Tue d y, July goth, l8i5
The Asnsrer happy being able noanee an engase
th the following ladies and grntleme, who will have
the honor OF appea giIg every evening"
Barney W,ii,ms, Dan Gir,ner
Billy Whtock Charles White,
Together with the Ethop Operac Brothers and Sisters
Doors oen at 7-feriornan to commence al s o'clock
" Tickets l2a cents. jy295t.m
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NEW YORK GALLERY OF THE
FINE ARTS

THE Exhibition Of the Pictures and Engravings this
sitution the public, the Rounda in the
Park atey occupied by the Post Oce Entrance from the
Park.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP ONE DOLLAR J to non.member.,
single admission IS cents.
The Rooms will be open daily, from Q A. NJ until sun
down.
Those holding Scrip Certificates obtain Certificates Of
Membership at the door, heretofore. y26 1wis-rrc
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AUCTION NOTiCE Es.

iOHN !. SWIFT. Aucuoaeer.
uCTlON NOlICE-DamsEed Tn Plates, R.ssia Steel
Iron, &C.. kc For account Of whom may Concern
swift Morgn will sell this day 2 ociock al the foot al
Coffee House Slip ffont Of s. W. Of Wall md
South streets.
l4v0 Boxes Til Plates, 400 Bundles Iron Wire
800 Blu lies sheet on, Casks Zine. 1innery
100 do Russia do do Tools aud NJ chine Kettle
E,rs Rves sc, &c.
Terms oil saA sums over slCO ouf months approved
dorsed no'es jsi *rc
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.INTINGS FOR SALE.

PAINTINGS FOR SALE.
FEW FINE OLD PAINTINGS, comprising Scriptural
n and Historical subjects Landscapes &c. amongst them
genuine Interior by Teniers Cepatre by SueImans and
Nagdaen by Guercno SC. &c. May be daily from
till O'Clock. 81 Liberty lyl Im+rc
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u. NASH, Auetoneer
Store l39 Fulton street
NJ ORTGAGE SALE OF A REFECTORY Friday
WI At 10 o'clock, 3o Fulton by virtue Of
Handsome Bar and Fixtures Cuns aud Dspery, Mahogany
Tables, Table Linen i3j yards Oil Cloth, Arm Chair,
Lamps Glass Ware Cuesy Crockery, Paintings Looking
Glasses, Beer Pumps Clock sc together with large qaai-
tity Of Kitchen Furniture.
Also under exscut IN. quantity Of valuable Books and
Prints. j3 lt+m
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GENTLEMENS' LEFT OFF WARDROBE
~ TED.
ENTI EMEN and Families can obtain the full value foT al
TLEMEN a ADILS) BY sending to the subscriber, who
does twenty cent more than other
person hut fair for all articles offered Gen
ieme eaylG city will find their advantage send for
the sue criber previous to selling TO other
j. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway tup stars)
MA line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended TO. jy0 msrc
CASS & WARD having been burnt out, have removed to
~ Store No 80 Broad street, the corner OF Stone street
jy20ec
DACkET SHIP SIDDONS, from Liverpool is d.scharging
under general order Orleans wharf, of w all
Consgnees will please attend the receipt Of their goods i'm
pedistely. j29m
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TO MERrHdNT'S IND CONTRACTORS,
MQRE ESPECIALLY to those who hsye suffered ey d.
rlud street who having made Improvement
IRON SHUTTERS AND DOORS, which will not cast of
the least from wall when the hottest flames pouring
agsost them There similar these but not the
sal my present mprov ement - = -
iy25 2wsrrc JNO. q. TIBBETS.
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DACKET SHIP SOUTHERNER FROM LIVERPOOL
-Consgnees will please send their permits board, at
west side Burnl Slip All goods permit ed in five days
are liable TO be sent 10 public store.
WOODHULL x MI INTURN
jy 28 " South street
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HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Agency Office No 81 Wall street
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS invite owners oi
property to call their New York Agency, No 81 Wall
street. aud obtain insurance reasonable The ample
of this company and tn Caution scattering risks
well understood IN this nunty and they only
prepared promptly their losses by the fire
offer abundant security the for the future
jy26 0tis JOHN NELSON, Jr Agent.
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portion of the passengers who were on the for
ward part of the boat were saved, of course,
as they could make their escape to the shore;
but many of the passengers in the stern must
have been drowned.
The chambermald from whom we received
the following particulars, was in the forward
cabin at supper when the boat struck. She
started Immediately, and had just reached the
ladies' cabin when she parted. One minute
later, she says, and she would have gone to
the bottom. About the time a fire was dis
covered raging IN the vicinity of the boilers,
which threatened the passengers who had been
saved from drowning with more horrid death
but fortunately by the sinking Of the boat
into the water, the fire made but little head
way, and was soon got under.
Yet .4nother .7ccdent. The Eureka broke
an arm in her larboard wheel on Tuesday
night, which came through the whcclhousc
with tremendous crash. She crawed back
to the city, we believe, to retit.
1t blew perfect gale last night on the river
The South America was obliged to miss her
landing at Caldwell's, although there were
several passengers for that place, and also at
West Point. When near Newburgh squall
struck her which almost capsZcd her
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reported for the American Republican,
PROCEEDINGS Or CITY COUNCIL.
THURSDAY, April 10, lS45.
EIR ND NrII

On motion Of Mr.. Barnet, the committee 10
whom the subject had been referred, were dis
charged from the further consideration of Ic-
moving the Railroad tracks within the city;
and therrupon submitted resolution requiring
the RAILROAD companies to take up their tracks,
on or before the first of March The first pro-
position was adopted, and the other laid on the
table.
a bill relative TO Franklin Square was a.
dopted
On motion Of Mr.. Hudson, the committee to
whom had been referred the subject of remov-
ing tho City Yard, were discharged from It's
further consideration.
DIR. Leonard called up a bill for the establish.
ment OF a Board Of Health; which was adopted
Mr.. Hudson called up bill relative to the
disposition Of the dredging machine; when Il
substitute for II, leaving it under the control OF
the port wardens, was adopted.
Mr. Breck called up resolution relative to
tho improvement Of Franklin Square, which
was adopted.
The bill authnriong the closing OF Tyson
street, as amended by the Second Branch was
finally passed.
Mr. Dallam called up bill! regulating the
rent OF stalls in tho different markets. after
some debate it was laid upon the table.
MT: Brown, from committee, reported bill
providing for the general asscsslnent; also bill
providing for the collection Of the State tax.-
Read.
Mr., Walsh submitted bill TO carry out the
income tax taw. Read.
Mr.. Cooper offered a resolution authorisng
the mechanics who own the bell at the foot of
Fe!l's FONT market, 10 erect frame work at
the corner of Canal and Fleet streets, for the
use ct the same. Adopted. Adjourned.
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borhood, ard in little time, a nice face Won II
have Your nose is getting redder already:
and you've Just one of the noses liquor alway
flies To. You don't see its rcd? No--I dare
say not-but see it; see great many things
you don't. And so you'll 90 on. In little
time, with your brandy and wator-dont tell
me that you only take two small glasses: |
know what mems two small glasses are; in
little time you'll have face all over as it ifwas
made Of red current jam. And should like
to know who's to endure you thon2 won't,
so don't think it. Don't come TO me-
mice habits men learn at clubs. There's
Josklns: he was decent creature once, and
now I'm told he has more than once boxed his
wite's ears. He's Skylark, too. And sup
pose some day, you'll be trying to box my cars'
Don't attempts it. Mr.. Caudle, say don't at
tempt it. Ycs-it's all very well for You to say
you don't mean to-but only say again, don't
attempt it. You'd rue it till tic day of YOUR
death, Mr.. Caude.
Going and sitting for four hours at ia
vern! What men, unless they had their wives
with them, can find to talk about, can't think.
No good of course.
Eighteen pence week-and drinking BRAN
dy aud water, enough to swim boat! And
smoking like the funnel of steamship! And
can't afford myself so much as 4 piece Of tame.
It's brutal Mr. Caudle. It's vo-vc-vc--ry
bru---tal."
And, says note in the MS. by Mr.. Caudle.
there, thank heaven! yawning, she fell asleep"
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SECOND BRANCH.

MIR. tssender proposed message to the First
Branch, that vixen the Council adjourn on the
18th, they adjourn till the 2Sth, aud then adj
Journ sine die-which was laid upon the table.
A resolution from the First Branch in favor
OF NJ. +. keysor, was adopted. Also, reso-
luton proposing an interchange Of documents
with the authorities of Paris, France. Also a
resolution for bridge over Schrocdcr's Run,
at Boyd st.
A bill from the First Branch, regulating the
weight and price Of bread, was rejected by an
unanimous vote.
A resolution from the First Branch in favor
OF the Eastern Dspensary, was also rejected.
"A bill Tor changing portion of Madison st.
INTO an avenue was passed. Adjourned.
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SECRET DISEASE
a tURED IN FI;OM no 3 DAYS

a CURED IN FROM TO ) DAYS or NO
" CHARGE MADE. Apply TO DIR, JOHNSTON
OF the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street,
TWO Doors from Baltimore street, where May be OBJ
tanned the Hlos speedy remedy for GonorrhGa, elects
Structures, Seminal Weakness, pain IL the Lons, al
icctouS Of tAe Kidneys, and every other symptom OF
A CERTAIN DISEASE
How terrific il even the conteppIa,ios Of the r,va
70. ur t,is ,l,sa,,n Via, So, 1870, ", o',,
sku physician or from onorarl and i,,,,,oacr
Inent, The constitutional vvnntn,ps M AXE their rn.ar
ance-the throat became: rirr,ated the nose diss
ed nocturnal nnms IA, ina hc,J md l;rb I;unS.
sight deafness tho bo,ee ,rir,sd hIn,1ias n, H.,
head face and c1trcn,irirs IN, m With Crih'
u rapjdity tII NJ Ist 10 Win If H. o', ~ - H.
troyej me homes n. mo nd,o J,,,,, .,T ,;I 10; IL
victim of this horri Ji.ons hoc ,, -. hie ~ i NV
until The last scene ,f 80 rna =" ~ =, - ~
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PRESERVING APPLES. Mr. Lawrence, of
Monmouth county, N. j., has succeeded in pre-
serving apples for eighteen months. On the
LIST of January 1874, he put away quantity of
tho crop o. ls4s, packing them in barrels with
plaster Of Paris. A layer of apples and of pas.
ter alternately In the following summer he
took them out and packed them in a close box,
between layers of dry oak saw dust, and had
them for hmily use until the crop of 1914 was
ripe. On the 18th of March, ls45, while
cleaning ont the box, his servant found three
apples remaining of the crop of ls4s, all per-
fecty sound.