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I on. ISLAND {

O<C ISLAND Camp Meeting Noiice-The follow
ing arrangements and for the Camp Meeting TO be
strictly adhered %;
Theare 10 be three shngs each way and baggage TO be
taken without additional Charge Al Passengers gong 70
,rI r.,,rniny frpri Farningdaie during the Meeting
have seats In the regular passenger cars The passengers
VIII purchase their tickets R ticket otce before entering
In. pate 10 get INTO the cars AL passengers should BE- AZ
ne Depot from Ten Ia twenty minutes before The time OF ne
cars leaving - the viii start al the hours appointed
Leave Brooklyn a. oco'A ana Al pal elycN lu
In. 10 ,runy and !. O'Clock O'Clock the afternoon.
Returning VIII leave arnin ga- a. before o'clock and
before O'clock In h- m0rrlH- and a. past &ociucA ant
O'clock In lie Afternoon. Ire fare 20 - reduced a. all
.,opp.ng pIc, on he rad 10 and from tarmngdae dn
rng the Meeting. TIE unie % me Io. no. 20 &c. ~
Brooklvu on Nonday ADJUST IN between and oeock
p IL a. the heavy baggage WI he taken 10 ne ground on
Tuesday morning. Tents VA &c pl- Up .! 's Nol4-'7e
By order OF tb. C.rnp Meeting committee. ani w.
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THEwoNDER & BLESSING OF THE AGE !!

THE only Cure for Consumption
4 EFT EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD, who Il
IL troubled with Coughs, Coid splitting Blood L'ter CONF
plrinf. Asthma, Bronchitis NhoOping Cough, Pam IN the
sd, md Beast Sore Throat rising tickling IN ths Throat
Nervous Debility PapatOn OF the Heart Broten Constiis
the caome and other causes Try the genuine
and Ony genuine syrup OF WILD CHERRY prepared by the
celebrated Dr. sw,YSs OF Philadelphia AL others p
ios and mere limitations Therefore be for
the gnnl and only Genuine preparation from this valua
Die tr.. Dr. >w.y>E's COMPOUSD SYRUP Or WILD CHER-
sY Principal Oiice n. ". corner OF Eighth and Race-sis
Philadelphia
and Race Philadelphia
AoESrs-Haviand. Reese Co. New-York; DR.. W. II.
Minor cor. BrOadwa and JOhnsL; r. A. Sands l38 Bow
ery T. g. Warner 95 Bleecker-s. y. Y. City; Mrs Hays
Brooklyn; ". @. Wood, Harlem Benjamin ODDS, Newars
John Pearson, Railway JUnn Terhune New Brins"cA "
J.. J. : Harrison Salem Mass; W. H. Pierce, Albany j.
NJ. Nin-.Ow, Rochester, y. T.. Backus Bull, TIoy' j.
Green Co. Worcester Mass; John p Hal Co Boston,
Harvey seymure Hartford, Conn; T. Holdge, Buffalo "
Y. William MOuig Omery, Lansing burg, " " 7. NJ Cohen
& Co. Charleston : C.; Andrew Oliver Co New DREAMS
r. j. Adam. sni r. Kleine 81 Louis VIM Thorn Pits
bury. y n Human Cincinnati lels 3reOd-
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~ The " Express complains Of the wild
abolition OF The Tribune That wild abolition a. we
understand H. Is rational and resolus but constitution
Al opposition 10 Slavery. Il is widncss OF the same
sort that established American Independence and pro
claimed all men free and equal II is the very life breath
of true Wings and will before long sweep away ike a
hurricane that Halsrses Whigsery. which more than
any thing else At this time sues the fame and mars the
prospects Of our party lOsweso Daily Adv.
The GermaHtOira Telegraph. speaking OF the re-
cent execution of McCurry al Baltimore, says The
BANGING mart the business went OF without accident
and NcCurry who should have suffered punishment du
gins his natural life IL put ot existence IN lew min
1tes and apparently without pam lie died to-. an e.
smDlary Ckrisss aud went directly into the OF his
Saviour He declares ia his confession that il was the
murder Of Roux which brought about his souls sava-
ton aud that had he not committed the act ne never
would have been saved T.
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vFvrR AND ACHE.

ssrJ'HAT OLD FAyORITE AND STERLING REM
i DYn-" ROWAND'~ IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TURF" for Fever and Ague" No medicine IN any axe
or country has with snch universal success pro
tected against coanrfsfs. by the written Signature 81 NE
prDpr-for John r. Ro-and the top OF each boue) ~
nav be had In IT, fun strength genneness and purify a.
H. final Inventor. Office Al No. y North Second street
Philadelphia or Of"L o. Fayr General Agent No ~ rug
u.nn .-lre.L Sun Build -g. Nr-s l.rk ~ nueoa
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SANS s,I sogo, HOTEL, sALLsIos SPA, :.


~ n.hnent with the extensive grounds be.oasng 81 IL
and s Its srpurtsnsnc-- has bc,u recent, put lls
mos. perfect order and repair and viii t~ op~ns ot
RECEPTION of vi. the l5th of June
The Inducements and advantages of-rd by ,he Ssrs
Sous" deb ghul srs,poo widely knowo
70 render description necessary lie spacious ard
elegant saloons and spsrnenlshr rich ard disrssfed
beauty o. pleasure grounds nov IN Tie h e~t
OF hnsh and cuission-ue quiet retirement OF ne
shady the and orisr ~iah 10 lncod
al shall psxy sde and chsrscrfe the whole rssb shnen
al combine present unsivsled attractions to th~ pubic
generally.
To families AMI To those who. RON delicate health % otfes
reasons prefer quiet and epos~ oaers peculiar sdvsn
Its location Is sir niles from >sslys sprnss ~l
winch has communication ~ rsrosd several iine- lay,
thus afoing opportunity IN the ssiies ard
snuse-nts of thai fsshonshe watering place wul bs-
ng subjected the aud confusion ~ It, rrowds
The Ssraloga Mineral Waters ~i be- constantly nfuise
fresh. heah and sparkling al the spring, h-n-.seA
There also Mineral fountains IN the mmriiar stniiy
OF he sans souci. of value and ehcssy tn. new
SytPHUs SPsi>s BAfn, Saratoga Lake are fiur mil>s
distant. and carriages Will run fum the Hos a. all tunes foe
h. accommodation ufyl.ors " ho may wish o Use TIA osliS
enjoy the aelig hiful scenery OF the LAKE.
The sans Souci' vii be- under the charge ~ Mrs H. H.
CRANE and y. W. huNFoRD, late of The Eagle Tavern.
Albany and they Ihsi -r personal -aors together
with its natural advantages and atr.eons viii fend~s
Il all that could he wished for by lhoss ~ho s~es hrst
r,fnfsff p'sa.nr~ fu~ne ~. r'''ns 'ea n
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Il Au-rrau Iu.ufufr a. Ninlu, Darccr- New lofs--
Tb- F,r vii omen On MONDAY. he 9Th Of October next
!. O'Clock NJ The days lor delivering sriee. at the Gar
deu. THURSDAY, FklDAf sla "a ChDAI fie..'SS-ls,
m N.f,r. Convention OF Farmers, Gardeners and Six
Curir-s vii be bell on THURSDAY Oh Of October Dele
gates without further nonoe, are invited rom az pars Of
H. Tror Tne Cafe show viii be held on H. ground be
r.ge.n "a AL 2fl streets. 5th Acknowledging and
>psdug Matches &C As usual Head Quarters for Mana
- I,rr--,,rs,. L. secured ID the Madison Couage
Fr ho,.,. fr Gr healthy "a cattle, and sheep for mar
set wei matched and trained wofsiag cattle and new and
r.,i rv-nuon. MI command higher premiums han al
- nrec-ing Fsir A. opening, anniversary, &C. Ad-
rs VII h delivered BY The most eminent ors;ors Of our
country The people Of ms great fePs0 &c are INVOKED
WHICH FAR 70 exceed any hing that has gone oeore
For parrcllar. see Circuar u his days columns
f.f4s.x law
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EDUCATION.
DEv r. T. HuDDARrS CLASSICAL AND CON.
Ill MTRlIAI. BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL. -Four


t.enihs rect between University Place and fifh Avenue
This Establishment which has lately been removed rom
Houston s prepared TOR the reception Z" an M
creased number Of Boanrrs No expense has BEEN spared
~ Gender a complete well arranged school tor boys u
has built xpressy for the purpose inicnce under s
direction of OF lie FIRST architects m The CITY, ana MI
uddau much satisfaction IN presenting 10 hts Friends
nDl the Public Institution which requisite Of Ito
accommodation convenience. and comfort Of his pupils 10
combined ard such the experience OF many yeMshss .a
ge-ed The situation 10, perhaps the most eligible which
could have selected for the purpose A. regards heslh
ana facility All the advantages of The beet In
srcors ana Professors available while the benefits Of
country residence gained by the outdoor sh~e rAsf-
css which can bee enjoyed Ia the spacious play ground
Further Information 81 study, and other parr
curs Interesting parents may be obtained application
To Mr. Hudlar q his residence In IAN street
B-Th- regular Ac,sie,nica Year Will commence On
the Let OF September efer the summer vacation The num-
Der of Pupils being limited In the Duy School, vacancies viii
be filed A. they occur. -
For BOARDERS and DAY BOARDERS, who arc en-
rely distinct and sepersie, applications VIII be- received
sny time.
TERMs-For Boarders $500 per annum without accom-.
pslmeuts Day Boardes, 80 per quarter Day ycbosss.
$50 per quarter. JeH smos m.WAs
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FOR THE PILES,

nR- UPHAMS ELECTUARf tan Internal remeiyl 70
IL certain cure for Tie PILLS. either internal Or cXer.
nal-beedng or blind Sold only 10 his city al the Once VI
he Original Proprietor A UPHAM, NJ. ID. regular eiucs-
te Physician u twenty years experience, confined 10 sn
Office practice where Piles ana ali Chronic Diseases are SUE
ces,uly treated. Medical Once, 1873 BO~-ry Tour doo.s
49,. 49,. jyZl lm'
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nX. BEEBE. Botanic Ply sician, successor 70 Dr. JOIN
~ Thomson. son Of the founder Of M Ihoispnan Sys-
tim of Pracc- ELL Continues 10 r-at Chrome u sra-es A.
uga Al Ms Botanic Inrrnsry, 80 broOne--tfi ufee
doYr. west II LIE BOwrry, where may sl be han 'uen
MEDICINES formerly kept by Dr. Thomson 4l'o
more general assortment u Thou-orizn and sekst-Dc
rn-ic.ne- far family and a reduced prices AhRe
A. onmOda0n- for patents. Board and sendancS y" '''
most reasonable terms No charge Tor sdslee Ill,
v B. Our An.-ScOrbutc Remedies FOR tnr po'u 81 -.
performing most wonderful cures. Please cal ana eta 10
crrIfcairs - - :
V>yALID- ~ 20 ,arsiogs. am Often lna - r..
l rom lrg nc from ne spfnSs 49,, 80 -,
not l-as- the city 90 - i'- spfnss Ass . s
ca obtain y fresh 10 pint an quar- OK - -.
Il East Broadway, cor, of Nsfsei a.
NIB Goods any part o. ne city zee 2. s.Psn,s
= pp,VFs .-Leech-s q Leeches' 4 ire.n %. OF
L. swedish Leeche., Jisi recriseu '. 80 80 ~ 49,
= ,....fhv for ,a wholesale snc rciAA ~
= DAVfD SANDS Co. Druggists snd Apouss ares
- n Fast Broadway. coz. Market ct
1vSs. .II0E observation-disclosures Couoas % inches
vide. su.isbIe fsr Innings, o. .ow pres. 20, sale ~
,x,s SPEAR RIPLEY.
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MRS. REBECCA BAXTER.
Yours.
OLIVER WHITAKER.

None are genuine unless with the words scsrpas OIL for
Deafness blown In each bottle. ~
This valuable medicine for sale by \. y. d. SANDS
Agents for the Proprietor No. ~ Fulton street, ~
Broadway Il Fast Broadway. auj lind
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rsO>'s Tkt~~Es. colt by

-S,..s. THONPSO>'S TIKI >sEs sod by
NJ r. BENJAMIN, Ohics Is Be.kman street.
/Ahuut IN OF the physicians and surgeons ~
y N.w.york hsv. given thsi' dec died preference
10 this Truss you graduate the pressure from
fy pounds the rupture, wiihou bach pad, which ioss
90 much injury the spine taD trial being The hesi est
of superiority It spilled and sin days trial given and
doc. the gupture while performing ever, Aud
OF exercise coughing, aud give perc, eassh~ money
che-rlly returned permanent cure IL casly su-ess~
AMI warranted. Il directions follow al
Those sending this Trss nesx only meutiouthe eide
ruptned and the round hs hips hs
be grsinscd ~ srit their case ~
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fine uattbcs ano 1ewelrp.

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
DtCHARD FISHER JR- Waicf Maker and Jsweer'
IL Is prepared To sell WATCHES al retail lower nan
other House ia the city A. he Is constantly receiving
all descriptions direct from the Manufacturers IN England
France and switzerland he Is enzh I'D io otter very age
assortment o Gold Watches from SIS To >l,0 each silver
do - SO each-a warranted Ia keep good time,
or he money returned. Also very good assortment OF
JEWELRY and SILVER WARE very low.
4 B.-Seconi hand Watches and Old Gold and silver
sken IN exchange bought for Cash Watches, CLOCKS,
Music Boxes and Jeweiy repaired In the best manner and
warranted by experienced workmeu ss low any other
House In tifs city. RICHARD FISHER " Importer of
Watches and Jewery, Wholesale and Retail No Sl Broad
WAY New. YORK, few doors above The Cily Hospital.
NAV RICHARD FIsHER, Jr
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of 9oid and Silver Du.
"A pex Patent Lever Anchor Escspemen.; Letlne snd
In EUROPE which will be WARRANTED perfect Time
Also some new Patterns Gold Chains Seals Key. Nc
Do do do. Thnbes, Rings, Pins &C.
DO. do do. Bracelets. with stones
Do do do. Silver Forks spoons, xc
All the above articles will be- sold al the LOWEST fhlCES
and warranted 10 be- equal the best made la the city
MOTT BROTHERS, Importers OF FINE W aieirs, &C
No. Nsssau-s- opposite the Custom House
p. S-rhe above articles carefully Repaired anu war
raned by tn. most klfll worsmen In the city. moy
WATCHES, JEwELRY, SILVER WARE, &c.
rIHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully invite uAs attention o
thr friends and the public To their select assortment OF
FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, consisting Of
Duplex Lever and Lepne Watches oil The various approved
makers cssed 10 the nresst s'yo, aho "aan'"' eo'ee
time aeep.rs
Silver Knives, Forks Spoons. Ladies', Tea Sets, Cups
Castors, &c. 80
Msne Clocks Fine Cutlery Fancy Goods, nc which thoy
arr enabled 10 offer for sale at very reduced prices
Watches and ClocNs carefully Repaired and Warranted
LOCKWOOD SCRIBNER,
Al the Old Established Store 5 Pearl corner Of Futon
sre.t OppOEs ". :. Hotel '''
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~ The Mercantile Manual Insurance Company. No
So VA .treei .lirm pablo ila- ,a-y prepared u
meet Ill r L. -. and heir are - f,r ar,-
"a red tv he rers- r that tey enabled % AXE M
M All e RsEs e b -e-0f0-- the most r-a,ouah
rerua l. GREGORY President
JOSEPH HOXIE. VICE Pres't
ELLWO0D WALTER ~ery. III lul JlV -t.,
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2oaroina anb 6otels.

BOARD WANrED.-A gentleman and lady wish
ID for permanent Board in brookyn- Two conioftaoe
room. Will REQUIRED. .ent to ful.oa
Or south Ferry viii DC preferred. respectable pnsAis
fanny. where lsre but few hosrters wi oe de.s
be A rcts sisiny psrtcilsrs Addressed r. Box sie
u PosOic, III receive immediate atientiotl ssS w'
and their wives, or sinse
ID gentlemen obtain board With Pleasant rooms. al No
Q Fsrsyth-.,re,,t Reference, Exchanged. s1t ~
OF t.r-. ocni.enien ottHsa
I'D board IN or without rOoms, No ~ Ihsmosfs.l
opposite The Park. gas Wv
('AKU.-rhc Boarding HoGs. Of MRS. A. BROWN.
- having escaped The general corfss rsion. she tegs
leave her friends sic he pubic bal
they Will sn tnd pheasant and airy accommodations Al hcf
residence corner OF Battery Place AMI orccn~ich street
I'm
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70" The Farmers Library and Monthly Journal
Of Agriculture for AUGUST is now ready. The CON
tents
FARMERS LIBRARY
LFCTI-Rvs TO FARMERS on AGRICULTURAL
CHEMISTRY. b. ALExaNosR PETzHoL0T. Goa
c.uded) ,,...,
Lrcrugr Source Of fi> Ca-bon = Pirril Whence do
Plants derive their Cariol-from Hlmrs' or the Car
bo1ic Acid On irnoslhe'e'
LECTURE p. The Orgrea. Hroee7 and Nitrogen q Pgnt
Source II these Elements Of Pnis, and e tie sulphur and
LrcruRE 10. The Inorganic Cori,en Of P-sn,s-A4ass
LECTURE IL Tie .iaies Of PlsH'f
SECTION THREE
LECTURE u Faf0 Introduction % 10 Practical Section
ofhe Course. The Nature Use, ard Eiecfs Of Fal.ow
LEcrURE l3. Rotation Of f'r0rf
Lgcrrsr IA: Mnunrel General Remarks upon Nanures
lmal and Mineral Msnures
LrcTuSf IS Ttse,aJIs Manure. Green Manure, Humus,
LECTURE &c 4nimal Mrsarrf Faces Urne-the.r Origin.
Dung Poudref,e Bones, other Animal Manures. Urine,
LFcruKf II: MiHsraI Mlrurei. Lime. srlph1ric Acid,
Gypsum. various Salts. M4rl. lrrigti
LrCrUEE IL: summary and Conclauon
AfFESDix Guano.
~ IPRlNCIPLEs OF AGRICULTURE. By Alber,
D. rhser-Olr next Republication. See page 100 Farmers
Library
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURE.
LADY SUFFOLK. with Porrsi,A Dissertation Horse
Breeiing, md on Ire lo'irs io5'e d ie Und siais''
Curious History, derived from him. o. ue Importation
Llrdsef's Arabian
TUnNP CULrURE ~ FScLAND-The Northumberland Plan
fC1usierel fhe he-f ln EI-sndl ne-cfled.
UNnER-DEAINf.GOne ~ the grand Improvements IN pro-
gre. supply bread 10 the increasing population ofEng
land.
IRRIc ,rIOS-How co1ducfeilis valuable results stated.
WATER MsADows-Hov made and managed.
ENToNoLoeY or. a Discourse uu Insects.
CANADA TmsTLc-lllIsiraied.
COMPARATIVE VALUE og DIFFERENT KIND. or SaEsrFoR
THE Nav Y0Rg FtRNER.
OS TIE PRESERVATION or HEALrH-The good effects OF
frequent bathing.
Tvs CAUSE Or EDUCATiON-As connected with gricul
the South Letter nom Thomas Aiieck Esq. Cor
Sec Of the National Institute the Editor Of The Farm
ere Lihraryl
AckicULrUR,L Associations AND ScIEScEWhaf they
dong for Agriculture m England
DRnSNc TiLE-The cheapes. metlod Of Making and Burn
Ing Draining Tiles
LINE A. 4 FERriLizER.
ELrCrKlcIrS-App'ied 70 Agriculture and Horticulture
EfsHrsESrH ANNU.L FAIR oY THE AMEgicAN INSTITUTE.
New YORK STATE AGRfCJLruRtL sOCfETY-Catfe shew
aud Fair FOR 9if % De- held a. Ificl september Is H. g.
TIM American FsRNfR--Balunore.
Coop Signs rHL SOUTH.
Prices CuKKENr.
MscELLANEors-PlantW Watering, Artifcia Manures, Agr
mrl Inconsistencies The beet mixture for hAing up
Wounds Ia Trees, Don't allow RLubsrb % Seed
TERMS s. a year Fire copies for $40 Single num-
bers - cents Address
GREELEY s. McELRATH, Newiork
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IL Alpha Deitn phl-The dlser~ur Chapter. of
II The Nlcrcanrile MaAal Iasualc.

4 III 7 On Nl'.
ven ou th. Wednesday pru.esiing TIE sun.4 Commence
r.eHf 4 Ys.c College. lAuglsi -t-hl
eTv-Haven. july -. lst Tvs ~
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nrilc Fmls This remarkable discovery has received
the universal appreciation Of the Medical Profession OF cfea
Rran and has been sufficiently long before ne American
public Ia give fair trial II 10 power and shcacy Inc "a
fENr GALvANfc Riscs have been found 70 answer All %"
nDo.s for which he ordinary Jalysnc bauey OF Eircuic
And Magnetic Machines used bat are without any ~ hr
nuro. ssocks which accompany the applications by nose
Instruments sud many other respects are more SAFE and
cFRr,iS inarcOmpi i-ling the desired object
The Oagan.c Rlns have been used WIN perfect success
In All ct.e, VI Rheumatism acute Or chronic, applying - he
hai face or limbs Govt Tie Doorcux, TOothach-, bron
cl. Vertigo Nervous or lex Headache, Indigestion Par
alv,is Palsy Epilepsy Ff. Crerp Papiion ot ne hesf
Apoplexy Stiffness VI Jonl- Lun- Neuralgia, General
Debility Deficiency " Nervous Energy, AID All Nervous
D-orers In Of confirmed Dyspepsia hey nave Deen
succe-.fIl Their extraordinary effects upon ths sysem
mus, be Witnessed bee believed and a. certain YhhNtS
rvs for the above com hey equally 10 be recon-
rneua-d The Gaysnic Rings Ia every way perfectly
harmless. and are sold prices 10 be within me reach OK all
Cel,rlg, M,GSErc FLUiD il used IN connection WIN te
Rng ID render tif efficient action certain, and 10 direct
lie Gayanic influence the particular portions winch are
affected.
For numerous certificates of the Highest character regard
r the ecacy Of i. Gavsnic Rings and Magnetic Fiuf,
reference made former adscrs-n-n., of Dry may De
.e.a At the office Only Agency In New YORK, ~ Flon-
street., Sun Budng) In Brooklyn, al The store OF JANIS
" SMITH, Dusgs, corner Fulton and Contemporaries
a
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TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No SPRucs-STEEET( Three Dyors from Nassau Ieef
Two MERCHAN TS.-ilerclanis supplied with al. Kinds
i vi PRINTING a the cheapest raie, viz
Cards. Bills Ladng,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads, Cheeks, &c.
To LITERARY GENTLENtS.-Orlgna Mlauscrpts print
ed with accuracy.
Pamphlets. Stereotype Work. and all kinds OF
Books. Letter Pres Printing
To LfcTVRERs AND MusIclANs-Ir graHnes beautifully
printed
Lecture Bill Small Ills Tor Disirl-
Nrrg0fh Biz. hIfcn &c.
And every description Of PLAIN and Ornamental job Wort
executed with great neatne-s and pgncuay, The Office,
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books PAM
All work on the above Presses viii be done at evtraor
binary iDv fgil-U
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re- i, ID. Wheeler. Attorney ard Councillor Al
Law sri Comm ssiorer oi Deeds. &c. Will stirnd IN the
Reading.Room OF Tanmsny Ha. Al all hours Of the DAY
and evening. jyi5 O-tf
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~ Dr. Town.cnd.- Compound Exrract o.

~ar-apariila.-Ths Extract T. pl up 10 quart bother Ani
eifaper thzn any Sold Il = wafra1iei t1 be
rreror article b. auy in he market We have numerous
cerncaes Of Phv-csus C.ergynen and State O-er- Il
th- &C. c0ucusVey prove The superior virtues Of
hs Extrsr one bottle only Sufficient test IL merits
Cal add get circular For sac a. ia Fulton - tSgn
Bsi'liug) jy-s lmoss
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Use ,CARPA'. ACOUSTIC OIL, d

y tor Deafness.
Scarpa's Compound Acoustic OIL for the Of Deafness
pau. and the discharge Of mater from the also, s
those agreeable noises, ike he buzzng OF insects falling
AM also generally attendant with The disease.
How thousands tens OF thousands are there,
who In Consequence OF deafness deprived Of many Ofe
pleasures OF social intercourse, and who would the
world I'M were possible 10 posses It'll they could again
have their hearing restored
The following Ceri6caes will b. read with interest
they speak facts, which " stubborn ihngs'
PHiLADELPHIA, Jan. !. 1915
thereby certify that when was about twelve years old,
gradually became f,af nbohears that IN few months
found b almost impossible "a hear unless iu the loud
tone. ofvocr. renamed IN that situation until last
summer period years, when heard of >car
pas Compound ic9uf,c Oi Immediately obtained bot
re which have used ani am happy 10 say has acted
like magic and quite cured me- Any wishing further
information Of my ease, which tiu. remarkable one,
viii End ne by calling az my residence, Concord street. first
door above Second street
MRS REBECCA BAXTER
BRincEroN. Y. J. Dec. q. 1874
j. " Neting-FOrte ten years pat have been dresdnly
afflicted with deafness, occ1slonod by liberation IN my
ear which caused pain. and prevented me from hear
ing participating IN conversations tbs liberation frequent
~ hursiei. totally unable 10 hear Hav-
inc heard the positive and remarkable cures effected by Nca
pas ic0tc OIL bottle OF you, which usesi accord
in % direction and with the best effects being resor
ed as 10 hear cutie ws Ny father who has been quite
deaf number years has received decided benefit from
from experience u viii cure the -everest cases
fused fairly and recommend every person suffering
from this great affection. Yours
OLIVER WHITAKER.
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