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Miscellaneous iSrcord.
New vEssELs-Brig Matilda Of $50 TONS owned by s W
lewis of New York launched the 2, inst at Ports
Ropt judah S oopo s o me ws M bsaaa
oa s. bqEtsa shs ewned s Cpgt 6sal Marcy
q s's Ds
s sss 18Th n She Owned by Gso ysraey Co. Salem
Naval.
The new U. 8. store ship Southampton. Lieut. Comdy
Virginia Yesterday moraing at six o'clock Led Henderso
@ the SQUADRON on the Ss' m f Herald
June n. ''''''o'N -'''A''
AxTwERr May s-In port, Glasgow Lambert for NYork,
C,EsruEoos June s-n port, Ann Hood Philadelphia
loading.
YORK sdys; Adns, sherman. d. s Cambridge Of Boston
ioI Ids Trident iHan for Hamburg do"oas ioeis
MoyJnrAL June ai-ir Bank and Rother Liverpool Cid
pIcrou. June 5-tr Mcclellan, Orr, NYo5k; 9TH Oxford
Carr Ne" YORK
p.scs Pr June l,In port Angola. salisbury for NYork
ssis IF ,Ss fFsr Ss
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dtBh, wig csrse; brig e. do d; Gen Marion do
sss Gsss s :si;' usi, :s
ss Sssf s
Pgrss.1 LiTerek Calsu,t, Clio Geo Wilknson, and sn
r:sa pymoath Sf ST. Ias ss
,slDSri, CB June i2In port B,ow Rosebrook for New
sr Joas, NIB. June ACID Woodlands, Johnson NYork
Hvnse rOrts.
BE.rssr June 2ISAIs Aurora Csla for West ladies'
BAScon, June 2,cld Telos Newport RI; Mariner provi
ars Aa,ss Asgss ys
aFs A ri ba ssS %mjpsso Nc Frank
Sss,sss SkSsS
York Tecgaphed John Odiin from Cienfucgos; y Church
" Turks Island ,. s B,ohs, sSydpsy Nyk
ee.h supposed I'm Addison sgaalor Iarqaes and 5ris
wsasos s'fHs9 s Of esS ss
s -m AID Nsrios and Rich%opd AT Ssth Madawasa
Id.Ihi gts sAiI john odlin CoaiSesos~ inst
yards 'S Ss i''s s "s y
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Jackson Pssesa Bsnsr s ssney fe San sas
x.s%SSas Gsarg rGas. RE r% ;Ea.ss
B TIT Fs.s md asaa R.ySs II
oosRTows June gArr Brookh,ven Boston for Philadel
NEy BEgronp, Jggs ssArr Larkn, Philadelphia Sid ah
NAsTrexET June 25-Arr Lodemia & Eliza Phiadelph;a
Nancy tley, Albany; 26th JOS Lsband aud Silvia Hgbee
PaovpEyot June 2sAr, Rsnxi, Fredericksburg; HoIde
P4o Pbb Eco a sn = nsnys
k0ndoS Js%ss Be Rsa Albany MoCfa NsMak NJ ia
BRISTOL June PAR John Provdence for Albany; James
Rondcut Eyed Nfork Tor Fall River; Victory, Providence
10 load for Nyork. Sid Dadem PHILADELPHIA. =
NEWPORT Ju,e 2-Arr Caledonia, Portsmouth for Albany
9Th, Patagonia bbls elephant aud $50 VIII OF
e1 fur seal skins horses sc; Excellent Norfok Hero Ports
H,nh Phiadelphia; Tantvy Celeste, aud Levan Albany
- jas: ss as W% Moy, Hoffman, and
s. Ss "a TsgG Nyos Ga
WORK s Jupiter t Is
sayA,sAH June GAR Indiana, Bennett, aud New Jersey
cws Nfok: Cid Scotland, Liverpool; Vandala, Portland
sd sabati LIVERPOOL Arr ed, Trenton Boston: Philura
vcrpool -"~' NV S'sso"' ~
MosiLE June 2o-Cld Teiumsh LIVERPOOL.
Nfw ORLEANS, June l9-Cld James N Cooper. Liyerpoo
,owsra hoe.dsn; Forester Leghom; Empressro Havana
APaachcoa - Piere, Mart; WIN q Prfsfori Mafanor.x
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q "A RITZ M E HERALD
PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 40
Cleared.

Cleared
ship Mersey Br) Carroll Quebec. Barclay Livingston
Ship Sarah Cutter Portland Me-
Bsrque marcela, lngham, Msrseies, Boyd & Hincken.
Barque Baltic Ulmcr, Antwerp, VIM w eisser.
Barque Chester Gutter, Campeachy, Nesmh & Walsh.
Brque Stephen Brewer Farran Richmond, Harbeck Co.
Brig 1 Copeland Baker,. Dunkirk, VIM Nelson.
Drs Soituc Sw) w esmln Stetn, Schmidt Y Balchen.
brig germ, Liacoln Sc Kits. Arowsmith Wheeler:
Brig keel, Smith, Savannah. Sturges & Chairman
ochr stanley HILL Woberton. st Domingo, A Rossiere
Ger Thso Frelinghuyssn, BoTert, Richmond
S'hr volant, Harding Norfolk, johnson < Lowden.
Schr Tiger. Perry, Phiiadelphia, n McCresdy & Co.
Schr Fairfield Burr, Salem P Farphsm Co.
. hr p %nico't Loyeland Bossoe Gep Buckley
Ba.ge Comet, Cox Philadephs.
Brig Republic Smith, days from Port Prince with log
wood and specie. to Skeleng Y Ferns,
Brig palias Ravens, fr N Ponce PR llh inst with
to Nesmith & Walsh.
Brig Roanoke tof Newbem) Baxter IA days from Mayaguez
PR with 81 hhds so molasses Haonys Ne
Schr Powell Forbes North Carolina naval stores to
Mitchell. 81 ,
Schr Ann D. Bede Norfolk ,ndse to Surses Chairman
Schr Susan Phebe Corson, Richmond.
Schr Isabella. Howard. Rchmo ID, coal, TO Baxter.
Schr DR. Franklin, Lewis, Philadelphia, coal.
Below.
Ship Brunswick McManus, l26 days from Calcutta, with
Aarge ship with paiated ports supposed TO be Souther
ship.
Brig Lion, from Porto Rico.
Dutch gaot Adrian, from Gottenbug, Boorman, John
Schr Cabot. from New Orleans.
British schr, and briggs, names unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Sc George, Ferris, Liverpool, and Others
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GERMAN PHYSICIAN.

nR JOSEPH HEINE, No 20 Duane street continues to
Delicate cures in days Old affections where
the throat other body has the seat
Of the disease, he cures without mercury.
Dr. j. H. is the only regular ysician advertising in Duane
St eet s the only who has diploma, and Member
street near Chatham street jell imsrh
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THE
] N v I s l B L E

SO closely resembles the real head Of hair that scepcs and
~ connosseurs have the perfect
srnary invention the day The great advantages
vi and unique wig is its being made without sewing
hair both in lghtess and natural defy detec
fon ITS texture being beautiful and that
all Transportation evaporation nmpeded and the
evils OF other wigs entirely avoided The scepc aud
alike invited Inspect this novel and beautiful Wig
add the peculiar method iag the head
z. BARRY li6 Broadway, corner Of Liberty street
stairs jus lmsec
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. WATER-CURE ESTABLISHMENT,

A T. BRATTLEBORO', vt.--BY DR. r. VESSEL,
HOEFT German, late OF Bostonl Patients wishing to
Try the Treatment the plan of Vincent
a Germany will please address. post paid
aove lucid Of their Diseases when the
WI receive prompt and decisive he probability
81 tner NE BY WATER, with the time when and the
Terms on which they be received the establishment II
"sy desre g cong Satisfactory relsssncss given.
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Lam LEY.'
DIscuTIENr CORN PLASTER,

HAS been long known n England and warranted certain
and speedy CURE 1t spread ready for Sold
DrW Minors ls2 RrosdYay NJ Broadway; ~ Canal 81
n Bowery is2 East hroadwsy; 2oe Greenwich street 81
70 Price Is sssts % - : jsii im'sc
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BEEs ". casks Pyrs M;gpri Wa. and
jsT 80 80 "
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GREAT REMEDY.

THE Question no longer asked Can Asthma be Cured
has been been satisfactory settled within the last
months that Foge Oosaonan will produce quicker thai
other remedy in the world and references be given
ul virtues who had tried for years all other remedies in vain
Mr.. WILSON, bricklayer residing Hoboken, N j., had
tried remedy which he could hear the asthma
and had spent than hundred dollars in endeavorng
help but van He commenced using the Oosaona
days afterwards his wife called say that the small quantity
this remedy which hap taken had done him good thai
any and all the medicines he had ever used in his life
Mrs BELL, the wife Of Robert p Bell Of Morrsown NJ j.
who severely afflicted with asthma, by
atng her distressing symptoms but with benefit One bot
lie the Oosaonan far relieved her that she able
from her bed and dress herself thing she had done be
fore in months and she has returned her in Nor
''own fsfEx sfS
yields to its effects soothes the cough and gives
refreshing sumbers the wearyt aays the pain in the side
and in the chest aud enables the
while entirely restores the secretons Of the system and
JAMES B. DEVOF Ioi Resde street. had long been com.
planning of IN the chest accompanied with short
hacking coughhe raised matter freely has lost his appetite and
felt alarmed at his situation. He had tried various remedies
without beneficial effect His shortness Of bath and gs
saonian, and is restored to health
George w Burnett Of Newark, ~ j.; George w Hays, Of
New York; Dsyid Henderson, 60 Laght Mrs. McGanu,
Waller streets Laban 50 Pike ST. Mrs Archibald Is Walker
Hundreds OF NAMES
ofpeons residing in New York. could be given who ready
bear testimony the superiority ofthe Olosaonan over every
other remedy known for the Of coughs Colds asthma
sumption, bronchitis difficulty ofbrenhng hoaeness nuen.
pains IN the breast and side and the various affections Of the
stomach and liver
O6 Nassau street. door above Ann and Mrs
Hsyy, l:9 Fulton street, Brooklyn. my5rc
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- Of Maiden Laae-A orders i'm nedaey attended to Tor
Mason sselng Plaaerng. Flsgsns tin roofs repaired and
painted and All other repairs aud alterations done best
manner Also, fnrnaces ranges, kettles, steam boilers
ovens and every KIND q IRE works None but good
workmen employed. Expeditions and moderate charges
Quinn, Plumber, "a Broadway -
mT-m~rh T. H. QUINN
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Medical Aid,

mr. GREGORY G6 Gold street, home usual, day and
night attending 70 the duties Of his profession Stranger
and who may best teatment-a prompt and ehec
tua c9re-shoud apply above DR. Gregory has LATELY per
Names by publishing their certificates All interviews
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. MED MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

NIEDICAL AND SUNOICAL OFFICE.
D0CTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham st..
is Oldest and experienced medical and surg
cal the city of New York in the Of
certain class Of delicate diseases The Doctor established in
y treated msrcurial and other delicate
cured that have existed for years peemnen No
how long you may have Geet Strcure Ulcer. upon
The body the throat the head and bones
e the legs viii and can cure yoa il yog durable
brought by habit INDUCED in by young men-any
unfortunate victim of this unnatural vice has experienced my
sslutary Dyspepsia weakness Of the limbs and small
p the back confusion Of intellect foIge,ness npaton Of
the heart society," only symphonic OF this
plant. lie in every charge. Mild
and cured in days. Dr. johnson regularly
,ducated Physician and Surgeon. je4 lm+rc
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" SAY TT BOLDLY!
oCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SAVED MY LIFE!
READ READt
THE FoLLoWINo cERTIrIcArE on
r &c II A r D l.. COX

RICHARD COX,
man Of high standing in New jersey
ss
caassiS one
s s Ns On n
ns Hon hs s and
sT t'ty OF P FhFiSISdi5lIgSiisIA' Ss..S
On is ID dsy May r. is, before the subscribe.
othe the City Of PhlSdsphs Rers2nay
State SiSs Who asR solemn
and for Su wsve %Sn hs was Ss
palms IsDd. an and sole: al
% ra. state ss
df ss His % fSs
Hs s
sSsass could +. a As a or
lay th. period h; 81. e.
FL
s and BE ss
% he S s a % f rs d s
sssss he osSss M
bs d.sSa!Es lie Wiz and brother
that ii. friends could scarcely remain in the with him
that 4. this time he unable raise his bead from the
Of the medicine having knswn thar Nj schenk hmse
oe9
s n s Sa. SS eh
81 hi; began b w E. to re
about weeks that the rapid change IN his
condition created such surprise and wonder all who saw him
during his illness, that friends dneghbor hecked conti
the syrup still strengthened improved his he
tnued using until he had taken twenty-five bottles. That
he now believes hmsefa sound mani and is in the enjoyment
fulfil them township officer well any period OF
his e that he has had his lungs exaned and that they
pronounced to be il perfectly sound condition: -
tsgned) RICHARD L. COX.
s:s ssH2SNeaa SB2RE zs:s:.
EvEsHAs, Burlington Co., N. j., April sed. 1885,
We the subscribers residents in the township Of Eyssha
do hereby certify that well acquainted with Mr. Richard
Cox and frequently visited him in the last stage Of
Schencks Pulmonc Syrup and feel our duty
been eye ofe greatest cures performed IN
Benjaman hickman, John Leeds, Jr
William L. Brown, John H Ellis,
Franklin d. Cox, Andrew Griscom,
Thoma, Il; Hswlinss, Joseph Ell..
Joseph Z. Hewlings, Jacob Hewings
Mr. J. II. SCHENCK-Sir ! am Pastor Of the Baptist
Church Mrton New Jersey. Some three four months
since taken By Of the deacons Of his
man at deaths door by Consumption Ny distinct
impression that the gentleman would not live week
To my surprise saw him my congregation last Sabbath
healthy looking man. To-day have been at his house and
means Of saving his life am '. jHEs
Please notice that Beekman, Of 4s Courland street.
The Genuine Schenck Pumonic Syrup can be had at the
1ce no: Sourtiand street few doors below
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PRIMITIVE PHYSIC,
OR THE
COLD WATER CIRE


MYSTERY, Mischief and Misery neutralxed, by Hydro
pahy being popular view Of tbs practsed by
Vincent Pressnz Of Graeenbergh SAFE and tried
remedy for disorders incidental to the human frame Here
frauds quackeries allure aud
simple natural curative within the reach and understanding
ofa Reader fail not 70 study and this glorious dis
which God and Nature have for
in i You will find treasure ike tie Scholar Of sasmsnca
1877 Grand and be had of the 6ooksellerprce ga
py23 lm<rc
that he has arrived in the city and taken quarters the Uni
ted States Hotel his through the bar 96 Water
where he has number Of Bassords improved Billiard
Tables sale for playing and will be happy them
Cobhlers White Lions. So &r imsrrr
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TACCINATTON TO PREVENT
Small Pox

A L THE MEDICAL PANTHEON, 66 Gold st.-This in
"A stuuon is well supplied with pure and wholesome Vac
Matter Those wishing avail themselves Of the adva
tages vaccination here offered should apply without delay
Apiysician is IN attendance at all hours
DR.. II. GREGORY, Resident Physician and Surgeon
DIR. A. B. COOK, Assistant Surgeon.
rnv23 tmFr
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BACHELORS
NEW IN VENTED
WIG,
GO PERFECTLY resembles the real head Of hair defy
~ detection All the old difficulties and vexatous
are completely done with. Wig enjoy
As much and comfort they did with their
Citizens and strangers invited inspect this tasty and deli
cate work, as u must be "a be appreciated, at VIM
BACHELORS Wig snd Scalp Manutactory, No. Wall
lel7 lm*m
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NOTICE.
TO MERCHANTS, SHIP MASTERS AND
OTHERS

THE SUBSCRIBER would respectfully inform them tina,
he has been in the employ Of the late Samuel Dsmt
twenty aud the late Samuel Dem hayng bequeathed
him the Transit nstrument two Astronomical Clocks and the
lion with his sony the business Of repairing
Charts Watches Clocks, Jewey. Silver Ware &c. the old
stand, No 239 Pearl street d. EGGERT
ju6 1meodsrc
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READ THIS,

LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line espe ciav
those OF long standing receive advice medicine rra
rs on che first APPLICATION, neither residence required at
NO. ~ X. ade urast HEiNE. M d.
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Died,

On Saturday, 2sth inst, DAVID SANDS, youngest son
Of Robert Sinclair Of this city, aged year six
months
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House. and 856 Broadway, New York m2I Inns rrc
CARPETING
asa PEARL STREET.
THE have Just opened the large and spacious
L CARPET WARE ROOMS, No. 45i Pearl street former
the public entire Of Carpetng bought expressly for
the spring trade OF which exceedingly rich de-
signs and g sDo,s Am2ag hsm msy b iesnS
lsPs kIDM hles!5sIy ri THREE PLY.
supEaFlNE FINE R!' sS sh'aG!e GS,MoN INGRAM
a or every variety and description:
Rugs Drnggets Table and Piano Covers Worsted Tufed
md Jnte Mays Oil Cloths very heavy and in varieties
found IN the trade The public requested to call and
'''''' 'A''''' PETERSON HUMPHREY.
MO 2m*m t5& Pearl street.
MOO REWARD-CROss'. sPECIFIC MIXTURE,
DCOO Por the Of Gonorhea, elects Structures and
analogous complaints Of the OF generation
all remedies yet discovered for the above complaints this
Is the most certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the least
cton TO Diet drink exposure change application bu
mess.
Wegve long quackish recommendation to deceive the
public 1.-THE medicine does speak for ITSELF shall
peak it, Our object is notify where be had and
he proprietor challenges single Of GonohBa
be broush. in which tie Mixture will eec; rapid
der a forfeiture Of $500.
This disease that unfortunately perysdes ranks
sctyhs low, rich and poor matrimonial and SINGLE They
IRE here presented with remedy by which they them
serves without the least exposure in the shortest time
Further the disease conno be contracted if dose ofhe Mix
ure Is taken at night on going 10 bed when exposed
put in bottles with full directions accompanying it, al
81 bottle One bottle lasts week. which generally
For sale only at VIM H. Minors 1872 Broadway, corner Of
John opposite Franklin House, New York; Mr. Barrys
corner Of Chestnut and Seventh Phadepha; and at
Smiths 1873 Washington street, Boson "a Canal street.
n Strepf( iu3l m4e
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DR.. Wheeler, Oculist.

No. y (LATK SS) GREENWICH STREET, NKAH THE
BATTERY, NEW York,
nEVoTES his exclusive attention to Of the Eye
are not diseases which the human
eye subject disorder Of that which cannot be
Of udoubted testimonials which be at his 9hce will
satisfy the public that his practice exceeded either
extent or by that any other Ocu in the United
States N 49,,
Dr. Wheeler has nude arrangement with the most cmi-
ueut manufacturer in Paris for q constant supply OF
- ARTIFICIAL EYES,
which nearly resemble the natural in appearance ~
the scrutiny and observation without the diner
ence being detected Dr. Wheeler will insert and furnish
them on moderate
nI- Office hours from A. M. and o'clock r M after
which he visits out door PATIENTS myi7 lm*je
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CURE YOURSELF-PRIVATE DISEASE.
Cure Yourself" and escape the modification and shame
"A Of applying the quacks nestng this and every
ty whose sole object sordd gain the expense Of your
consequences your children than the disease ITSELF
Delaying and accumulatng length leave you
rot the Gnack specifics because they offered cheap they
the trashy books which far from giving the least information
merely intended to alarm into the purchase of their
Black Pills. or Blue Pills, or mercura specific. The
splorabe and melancholy effects daily witnessed the course
ms & oy the @ from neglected. Or maea
aim to offer Recipe one universally successful in effect
thorough by which every who has unfortunately
nomenariy yielded 70 the temptations around him. nf
y cure himself without violence to his sensbites, sub
gsstp?id to -; nm Coqqst Boz assn New Y9Tk. The
to diet, mode ofprepaaon symptoms ofdseass its differ
mt also the symptoms Of specified in the d.
recton accompanyingthe recipe.
with this subject i suggestion ofs
made impossible and thus the progress Of this oathe
come disease, and extermae its existence certain
which this desirable end obtained be OBJ
aimed by addressing above. Price S. mN ImD&Wsrc
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Please notice that Beekma of 4sH CORTLAND street
longer for the sale Of the Genuine Schenck
Pulmonic Syrup.
The Genuins sehsnck Pu%onic Syrup be had At the
Boadway No. 80 South Sixth Street, Philadelphia door
below the Of Chestnut street, 6 Broadway Albany
Mo- State street, Boston, and Moss North Gay Bal
timOre je2O Intro. J. II. SCHENCK.
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RATS, NICE AND COCKROACHES
rTNHlS is certify that we have used Sooman Levi Exer
minator for Rats and Cockroaches aud has gwen t
greatest satisfaction for the intended
II. DUNNING, Dunning's Hotel,
So Courtlands st.
W. MOREHEAD, Al CORTLAND ST.
d. GRAHAM, 10 Courtland ST.
and host ofothers.
For sale at RUSHTON COS, No. ITO Broadway 10 Asto,
House. and 856 Broadway New York. m2i inns rrc
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Passengers Arrived.
PoRr PRIscE-Brig Republic-J Scrbuer C. + Olden.
burg, Miss Anna Oldenhurg ~
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CURE FOLLOWS CIIRE

EURTHER EVIDENCt.o Of the efficacy Of Thompsons Com
pound Syrup of Tar and Wood Naptha in Consunption.
Mrs H. r. Warner, residing at the house Of Michael
Fisher Esd, Woodbury. NJ ~ was attacked eighteen months
since with violent disease lungs by her ply
stefan, Dr. VIM Harris OF Philadelphia, congestion Of the lungs
The pain in her breast Violent with difficult respiration to
tai inability raise the phegm, precudng the possibility
epose and rendering to be roed up in bed
for three months her VOICE Her physician onounc
hopeless and she ceasedto indulge the hope Of
covey About this time e heard Of the
formed by Thompsons Compound Syrup Of Tar and Woot
Napta and commenced using it. In very short time be,
health improved and by the OF th
valuable remedy she has been literally rescued rom the
grave.
The above regard my wifes restoration
health and the result solely attributable the
Thompson Syrup Of Tar and Wood other
dy having failed in her sa HENRY p. WARNER.
Philadelphia, May 10, 1885,
Prepared and sold by Thompson, Druggist Phladspha
Co.. Chemists and Druggists 3 Broadway, Chamber
Price so cents my17 1m*ec
THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which Dr. Foigsr's Oiosaon.an, or .aH Heal
ing Baisam has met Nth, not only in its
SALE but also in the cures which Il has
Effected in persons acho in
hopeless condition, has convinced
the most scepical Of its e1-
fra0rdindry curative pro-
perfies, and establish
ed it's claims to
the name of
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DEAFNESS. II
DRS. CASTLE e. EDWARDS, AURISTS,

DEAFNESS. 4s
DRS. CASTLE f. EDWARDS, AURISTS,
C01 BROADWAY.-Extract:-
DOL cheeu!ly comply with the request Of Lieut. Nc
lnosh testify that he nvaded home unfit for duty
consequences deafness and discharges from his that
while New York. his way to England he placed himself
under the professional of D Castle and Edwards Aurists
Under their he his hearing and has returned
TO his military duty. H. McNEVEN, M. D.,
Surgeon II. B. M. Forces, Jamaica.
ACOUSTIC DROPS.
for ncIent Deafness Ear Ache Pains Buzzng!
singing sounds the collections OF hard vtiated
.ecetons of the organs Their Acoustic Oil has been aporuar
feedy curative in all diseases of the for upwards OF
twenty Offices removed 38 Broadway OF White
street. ms lm*dh
DRADBROOK'S GOLDEN FISH POI BROADWAY.
- No longer the Golden Fish shines in the sun
At the old place in Broadway-tVo seventy-one:
II has darted up stream to far better haven,
And is now to glitter at two nnety-seven.
There Bradbrooks establishment, known as Of yore,
Fora well-stocked and excellent QUILTING store
On the instant still furnishes outfits complete,
From fine shirts and silk drawers down towel and sheet
The yoyager bound on some long ocean trip
Should call in at Bradbrook's ere joining his ship,
And there officers, civil naval, may fluid
All they need when TO far distant stations assigned
The stranger resident there may inspect
The most elegant goods he could wish to select,
Ofthe very best fabrics and tastelully made,
AT prices as fair as are known III the trade.
Suspenders, gloves. collars, straps purses and hose
Stocks handkerchiefs bosoms and fine under clothes,
WITH dressing gowns, night caps and fifty things more
May be all had at Bradbrooks famed Quitting store
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