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the benefit of them in some public station An.
drew Miller has been named as competitor TO
Col. Page for the post office. Mr. Miller 10 remar-
kabe chiefly for his notions in favor OF repuolas-
ton, which are ingenious, and were Vigorously
supported by him some two years since, ana o' snu
manly staLd he took last summer against inc ie'i
spirit Of nativesm. / need not enumerate the
qualities of Col. Page, as they are wen KNOWN
and the probabilities are that ne VIII be the man.
The Collectorship OF the port Is yet In abeyance.
The municipal election In Camden, N. mas
resulted in the election OF the wing mayor, Richard
W. Howell and OF the native ticket tor the smaller
offices The democrats voted for the wing candi-
date for mayor but each party had separate tickets
for the minor officers.
The Court of Quarter Sessions is engaged in an
important trial to. day-that of man named Me-
Dewitt charged with the robbery OF the cloth store
OF David S. Brown IL Co This case involves i'm
portant considerations, and duplicates several in
eenious and extensive receivers OF stolen goods.
The United States District Court is engaged in the
trial OF the young man Forbes, charged with mutt
ny on board the ship Farwcll
The stock market opened to-day as it closed
yesterday; State SIS selling TAI, but towards the
last rallied little, and closed eighth better.
Theatricals have revived tremendously. The
Walnut street, with the new ballet of "The Revolt
Of the Harem,' is nightly crowded; while the Cir
Gus continues 10 draw excellent houses. Military
and other balls have been numerous, but they now
begin to taper of.
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Philadeiphla.
Correspondence OF the Herald)
PHILADELPHIA. March IL. I8A6

PHILADELPHIA, MATCH lZy l04O
J. G. BENNETT, EsQ.-
Letters have been received in this city to-day,
announcing the appointment OF Genl John Davis,
Of Bucks county, to the Office OF Surveyor Of this
port. Genl. Davis represented his congressional
district in the national councils, and made one Of
the most effective speeches of the session Of 1889,
on the Sub. Treasury, currency, &c. He was de-
feated at the election in 1910 by the most strenuous
exertions Of the wing party, assisted by the hard
cider excitement and the votes of personal enemies
Since then he has been quietly attending to agricu
tural pursuits. He 10 one of the most distinguish.
ed men In Penn, and the President has exhibited
great knowledge oil character, and OF the means
OF satisfying the popular mind, as well as OF having
the pubic faithfully served, by calling him TO this
once. Zen DAVIS was in Congress- when Col
FOLK was Speaker OF the House, and the gentle
men had then ample opportunities OF becoming ac-
Idainted win each other. John w Fornev Eao j.
editor OF the Lancaster Irfeiigeneer, a warm and
intimate Trend vi the oecre Gary OF state Is suk
OF tor Deputy Surveyor. His name has also been
mentioned IN connection with the post ofEce hm,
~ IS supposed that Col. Page will be the man for
ms station. Forney is young man OF suroassng
aieats Mr.. bucha non knows this, and Won NAV
De sure ne VIII not be long in giving the country
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READ WHAT SCAKPA'S ACOUSTIC OIL
HAS DONE

IRON the Albany Dalty hnfckerOocker
VEST THoy, June 3, 1884,
West Troy Exchange Hotel, having been afflicted with
ear for last twenty and in the other
for the last year. impossible for hear the
louaes voice and after trying various remedies without mpo
wing hearing the least Sea Com
pound Acoustic Oil for the Of Deafness and i IL with
satisfaction enabled has perfectly
stored hearing and will be happy any who
wishes for information in relation to az nacs In
West Troy . WILLARD jerks;
Sands, to whom the parties are known 90.
MEssRs. follow ing OF the
beneficial effects produced BY the OF Scarpa Acoustic Oil
daughter send you act OF justice that others
have positive facts convince them Of its value and eca
She nearly for aud could only be made
was used according to he printed rcons and before quar-
Of the bottle applied nard substance dchar
ged from the and after the hearing in beth
completely restored II almost since the
effected and proved to be perfect Fur.r
cus can Be obtained by those interested b Ssnf e my
TRY IT AND BE CURED-It il thout doubt one Of the
Affections that befa tecome deaf his mis-
fortune has hung with do able weight the a
fctel fro the conviction that nothing could be hopsd
from the hest However feel much gated that
able to offer the public certain remedy FOR this mis-
fortune Scarpa Oil and at the time lay before them
positive evidence virtue Of this We make
amedica gentleman Of the ctes" Yes, sir,
scarpa Oil in eecting cures we'll in aordne relief
certainly working wonders /"
Sold A. D. D. sands, wholesale assnts
No 70 Fulton street, asst Broadway and 7s Broad
way ~ lm$ec
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FOR THE PILES.


UNIVERSAL COMMENDATION-Frem every Sc,t{s
PILE ELECTUAHY has been ntroduced the most crafty
ing Of its excellent effects have been received Dy the
propreto In hundreds Of has umphed over
esses whicn wers oesmed incurable. c.srS
READ InE FOLLOWlNG REMARKABLE Eases.
from Brooklyn, Long Island alter using two
H. gave me n
Of the Piles and for months afflicted with
headache by distressing stomach
There about the legs and
always dry and husky The medicine removed the
Piles cured the headache and and
aed natural perspiraion the whole body and
in better health than have been for years.
intensely from continuance informed Mr. MITCHELL 25
Bowey N r. thar their complete removal effected BY the
of the Vegetable Eectuay This individual had tested all
but slight benefit This Internal Remedy however, speed
lily manifested happy adaptation for this complaint and most
sfacory the sufferer that the high reputation
which the Eecary has attained based solely the great
This cer6es that used DR. Uphams Pile Elecuay. more
than ago, for Piles Of which complaint cured me-
still 1t when requires and prefer II TO any other
medicine 10 obviate morbid
IN the stomach and bowels and Purify the boodand after
having used great variety Of believe thus " be u
perior to all others. THOMAS WALL,
Grocer, No. 81 Broad street.
Sold in this city by the proprietor only regularly educated
physician confined TO Office practice for the treatment OF
Chronic Diseases No. s Bowery Medical advice In rela-
ton 70 the above any other complaints gratis. -
rnce OF the Eiecnary, One Dollar Remember that the
EectuaIy Internal Remedy and external applca
Sc. Office hours from A. M. to > p Nj.
iva I'M W. m
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the probability OF his confirmation if nominated,
and some persons say he would be rejected by the
Senate. The grounds for this probably arise in
part from his prognosticalDg, and evil omen gath
ering. which, with his old hunkerism, and decided
Van Burenism, are not much relished by large
section OF the democratic party.
some OF ins wings here have got an awful take
IN to-day. Every one knows the abuse which
every good aud true wing expected to heap
ana ola heap upon Captain Rynders, the Don Clio
vanni OF the age, and the Empire Club They
Benjamin I. Butler had to runsthe gauntlet of the
wing press Tor having invited Capt. to pOliti-
cal dinner at his house. Well, by some means or
other, i got TO be bruted about that Capt r.. had
decided to quit the abomlnable locofocos, and
come come out right straight up and down wing
Inc captain happening In at Browns Hotel,
was Immediately accosted by some Of these
Empire Club hating wings, and questioned as
eye open and taking the hint, imme diately an
nounced that he was determined in lS4S to take the
stump tor Clay, and do all that was in his
power to effect his election The result was cleo
trical The abused, the despsed, not to- be-spoken.
oi-put- with-contempt Captain Rynders immediate
~ became hale fellow well met with these ex-
cnsivey respectable wings, AMI lnvlatonsto drink
without number were rendered TO him, as well as
pressing invitations to join party at champagne
oyster supper, which we suppose he Is enjoying now
at the expense OF these virtuous individuals, who
will discover their mistake time enough to get
laughed at.
Ii is reported here thus evening, that Mr.. Harris,
late OF the Nashville Union, has become proprietor
OF the Aadisontan, and that 1t is to be the Execu-
tive "organ." have also learned that Mr.. Polk,
TO prevent the Globe assuming the position Of
'organ" on the strength OF printing the inaugural.
did not give 1t 10 that establishment exclusively,
but had II published simultaneously by the Globe,
Madisonian, CONSTITUTIONS, and Inteligencer.
am glad TO inform you, that there are symptoms
OF Cave Johnson proving TO be first rate Post
master General. He is said TO have dropped the
N Q Express all at once, and to be resolved TO
send the whole mail through in the time given to
the Express. Success to him and his administra-
uon. Could he not do something with the New
York Post Office! ~
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Medical Advice.

DOCTOR LAAFT stll con6dentisly sulyed, his
~ old Gold street, between Fulton Bsekmau,
all diseases OF ielies Garue his Treatment bsre raid and
udcious, ch.r restraint him
drance fror r.sress pei. us Racer cure
days. ..,.......
arising fron Of the psssoes q indis
Greet YOUTH thereby nightly emssions ard
ray conrrned nroteney sr4t TIE Or aftrntion.
his object brg to the syateE mentally sud bodily.
that state Of yigor aafDIe originally drsisned i,
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the caused by maeat
en Of nnnitiated medical p-eendsr aud sometimes by the
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eeoeuaiiy
cured, without pain or inconvenience. -
The Doctor being of the few qualified adveirnna
gsons h CITY, perfect cue or no cna mea
medicine with advice, any OF the United States
Office, 60 Gold street Open from AM. 10 sP.M.
mhl3 lm<rc
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Medical Card.
DOCTOR ORRIS N

TO g i q M y SO N,
NORTH RIVER DlSPEN6ARY, 9o4< fustan street..
~ Doctor Morrison continues he consusd ccrfntnlly
all private diseases which he without
traint diet pursuit Recent particularly donor
'h9,o he cures in TO days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured by DR.
VI improved principles without pain neonvcnience %
he patient As the symptoms Of Structure analogous with
areaced Surgeons .hsud Be allowed . make =: e,
suffer much injury from awkward practitioners
Nervous and CONVENTIONAL DebiyThis ahectior, and
1euh, inducing nocturnal emissions and ulti4ats .eSsny
restorg system healthy tone and renstatng in ory
AL vigor. A perfect cure guaranteed, or NJ chs.gs,
@ho claim b surgeons: is pssg: he o?y s.aass
lK Fulton street Letters postpaid and contarinC lee will
medicine and advice 70 any part Of the UnSsn.
Oce 2C4k Fulton, Greenwich, Nsw York. Urn from
7 A. M. to 10 p. NJ, daily. ~ lm~N
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n. WISE

OPTICIAN, FROM GERM A NY
os respectfully informs tn, citizen, Of New York. aud The
opens to-day 4 Broadway, large and most complete
sonent Of Spcctesles and Reading Glasses Cold Silver
be partly known by hi, annual yi,, sarsoKa Spring,
science he enabled determine the glasses suitable
eye Persons with weak eyes be supplied with glasses
attention Is called 70 new style Of ground glass.
ground produce vision and have been highly
mendcd the best in their effects upou the for preserving
aud improving the sight in continued writing and reading
shoghted and such have been operated apon o
superior quality in old frames and soic the patronage OF all
In want Of bis srticles Please call at
WISE, Upucisa,
IA ymsec 4T Broadway.
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Medical Gard.

DOCTOR fAwCETT, Of 1876 FULTON street. New York;
~ Member Roy al College Of Bcrgeons Of London and
Edubu!sh and Graduate Of the Jeerscu Medical College Of
sabiss,s va Sstrmoay mposncy and sterii.y. sSsto.
mcay and medically explained with
prrhensive " the and modern
5yphs Secondary symPtoms 0oaorrhoa Greet st.icure,
pollston Doctor Fswcet hi. private
the aforementioned diseases his long esablshed Office,
e geuea,se will yield to his mode Of
without restraint in diet and without
curry Even when me procaive energies torpid
par1yzd from indulgence from
will be able the health vigor Peons
a distances enclosng 81 can have copy of the work.
All letters postpaid, and directed DR. H. Fawcett
1856 Fulton street, New York ms lmsec
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The Glove Anodyne the best Of ali Toohache Remedies
is immediate certain ia its effects curing the violent
toohache pain in the gums in one minute.
Experience has proved that this anodvpe composition will
give immediate relief after the failure
other remedy it is pleasant the and SMELL will
jur~ the teeth way, and few applications will
entirely remoy. the pain and from decayed tooth
eds from the face from the gums around tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy relief by
rubbing few drops on the parts affected Price Is cents
Prepared and sold BY A. B sANpS o. Druggists and
Chemists, 273 Broadway OF Chambers Grant,.
BuiIdng Sold also 10 Fulton street. n East Broadway;
BY Druggists generally throughout the United States
RI m IN
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBlJ4lTEr I'd.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S HvHl, IN. .
REN0VATOR

all those cases where manly vgor impaired vh,re In.
mental and physical Frustrated by unr.s trained
nduEencc q the PASSIONS particularly by those solitary and
na deey The hygean Renoystor will Be found nfalb
healthy action and impoency BY iniusina new
merry INTO the 81 e In many effect 70
.smoves selty by restoring healthy utene acee Refer
kenovaor with in those aecons as also u Dysps
sra wsak2ess ofte back and oins and affection q &c urinary
organs solt only the Importing A4ens" ~ sultor
wsrded 10 all psrs OF the Union
NB-Copious dirsetoss ssccmpa.y sssh bottle,
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LUClNA c. kDlAL,
OR THE ELIxlR Of L0VE,

HAIL I1cINA f fs1nD 4 i HAIL
WS.a n S S s ISSs Ss
And Fate forbids the wife should claim
The boon she Graves, mothers name
!: = 4: s: 4: t.. -.a'
Restore his lost viriy.
IfgIeet. Of manly strength the bane.
The suffering victim would restrain.
III. seSy;srsss Co,s.i K Iss J, him Sn .iy
The vital ,I power. last sbS away ;'
Bsnss shs i. i influence . quickly flies
Of maid matron, who at length
FEEL in each ner,e rcturnng; strength
suppresses any female fun, ton
Orthe reverse-if ppletion
Exhaust: the powers-then drink and live.
Behold the restorative.
T.Es IT, and n steal march ,ra t on Time
Wife, still in y ,uth and beauty's bloom,
Drnk-and fair children may be ihine
Numerous p-rchance, as banquo's line.
ssRSs sr an snS s d sr' 0esah'a
With the sad ',naerings Of diseases
For health. and purity, and casa.
Ofa healtl,'s elements. the sum
Husband, who yet hast never known
Tas,. 2srd ere long shs. name shall b.
BY lips infautile lsped TO thee :.
aSu sR so ss sa1GSeSk Bless.
Iaeipient Ccn,umptop. too.
S% he sss sh s:i shs roe.
And ud 1sr y"5 the b SGs :S1,r
BY nature. a. cidsnt, abuse
EIomogans DER which Love fings.
T Ts. s VIZ co OF h1i io: Il M.ns'
Principal Once 90 Nassau street New YORK Sold also y
Murphy, 80 Moth sis!h 8. fhsdsPhs; Tyler, John N
dsr Los:viile Kv sssfo.d Parks: Cincinna and By no
0ss = i any o. s above Ds aoasn
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PUBLISHED DAILY gY
\ r nc q q II ID q N n C N N n II y.

~ w CORNER FULTON AND NASbAU SIHEETH,
Tar NV YoRK HErALp-~A Dady Piper, issued
morning Of hr week-price TWO CENT. per copy Country
Bubscrber shed ths rate for sschc period
rsrusscs ia sivhrss Nc paper sent salsss psd 10 sd
o'cock-price QUARTER CENTS per copy-fur
nshed subscribers ~ 70 annu IN ADVANCE
Al rat. for specified PERIOD
CoRREsrorpEnTs requested % address their letters 70
JAMES CONDOR BENNETT Proprlefor ana Edito-nnd all len
tsgu onibusinsss. must berpost pad
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Sales OF stocks nc PhiIadelph,a.

FRsr BOARD March $1,000 State S. tx; 5000 do, BIS,
G,rard Blk, b5 ss; 400 ~; 20 Q Gas. an; OS Y states
Bk cash, .; 50 Union Bank TEN. a 30 Grand Gulf s
ton s. 1885, ~; 500 Ches and Deaw.s Loan IS S.
do S. S. 1875 1000 Lehyh 6s 1886 Sd AL 100 shares Vicks-
burg Bk 100 Girard Bank cash. s $50 do, 3D. Sh Me.
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ANODYNE TOO

GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
ACHE DkOPS-AN IMMEDIATE
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
cia ing panRs Of this disease shooting
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance, and, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know Of remedy
that will never tail to quiet forever the
nnmsrcifu ofHandax
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DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY,
The Great Panacea for all d,sa' Of the Lungs and ba'1
all tho
medicines
of the day, and
there a great
variety which profess
to be Of great value TO the
human family, we hesitate not
to pronounce DR.. Swayne's Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry one
of the greatest discoveries Of modern
science; of all the many compounds put forth
mr. SWAYNE,S


science; of all the many compounds put forth
for the cure Of diseases which afhict human ma
ture, remedy can re named, which has IN a.
short space of time acquired such unbounded cond nce
with the public and has performed such miraculous cures and
has mered and received much e1logium from Ia
learn speclaby that have been affect
ed Coughs Colds Asthma nfuenza. Bronchitis. Splitting
Blood Liver Complaint Pain the Side and Breast Rising
or Tickling In the Throat Pslptation of the Heart,
Nervous Debility, 3roken Constitution, from the abuse
Of calomel and other causes and Consumption; which
has baisd the skill Of eminent medical practitioner,
when invalids were given up as hopeiess BY hav.
been radically cured There the hands OF the PopIe-
certificates Of which would asonsh csdu
lily ef they made known the world To those who
afflicted with the above diseascs give TINS medc,ne
fair trial will then be coayinced this . no miserable
compound but safe and powerful remsdy aud thar m cuar
CAyTIonFrom the great popularity Of this medicInei per
name Of WILD CHERRY attached Therefore be cautious to
ask for the original and only genuine from this vau-
Dr.. Swaynes Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry, Principal
Office NJ w. Of 9th ana Race Phade Agents
DIR w Mlnor. of Broadway and John street. New
York r. A. Sands 1888 Bowery, New York T. b. Warner,
Blocker street. New York; Havland Reese Co., York;
Andrew Oliver Co.. Nsy Orleans 4 Swan Snd I'm M
e. .Ss; W% ~ p NJ
j H. Pierce Stanwix Hail. Maiden Lane Albany, N. York;
B.cku Ball Troy n Y9rk; spsldins = HaEnston Wos
dgs Bgs n II Grant R selee PGu1hkspss Y9s;
East Boston, Mass Ransom Stevens Boston. Massi M.
Cohen & Co, Charleston g. T.. jas ym~nc
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Il adopss! tehe entire dssas. Of Pessries, aud al o,hei
don and Paris, sd j. universally recommended IN Europe BY
medical Of the Highest rank In this country it il
tained By the adpa mcb of the faculties Of Colleges and
Hcspss ard by all The etnncri nrivs,, prsctiton.rs
HoeTns have hesr fuynhed cxcusyeiy for ladies Nc
yry s~-i having separate entrance from In busines DE-
pertinent, Where lady in attendance 70 app,
Trnsscs and Supporters female patients nj In,rrs
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HAVE YOU A COUGH3

no neglect &C. ThOuSands have met premntur0 deau
- for the vast Of little attention to common cold.
HAVE YOU COU0H?-Dr. Jayne's Expect0rant, safe
medical prescriptions containing drugs and used
extensive practices for several ,eas will most Positively
which annually sweep. into The grave hu'sds
Have YOU c0ugh-Be persuaded purchase bottle Of
Sxpectorant to-dAy-to.morow NAV be toe late.
You sh uld take you; for npan in
lieve
Prepared and sold BY Dr. jayne % South Third street. PHI
No 70 Fulton street. Hs Broadway and n East Broadway
Inn am
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DOCTOR ]. HEINE.

90 DUANE STREET nesr Chatham, continues to Be con-
~ suited the various branches Of his profession Dr. H.
wi always give his candid opinion all who may applyhe
will promise cure unless the patient cuabl Chronic
rheumsi.m yInilitlc and mercura ulcers diseases Of the
skim liver and digestive scrofua, diseases of
and children aud all delicate engages the Doctors par
ticular attention J.HElNE. M d..
III lmsC Member Of the Medical Society.
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THE ELIXIR OF LOVE.

THE ELIXIR OF LOVE
THE household ties! the household ties!
How beautiful they
With rosy lips and laughing eyes,
Red cheeks and golden hair.
How sad Is childless married life
Wealth can no JOY AFFORD; .
Cold looks the husband on the wife
The wife upon her lord SsSH
But LOVES ELIxIR-that sweet boon
Will Natures remove,
And crown with living blossoms soon.
The bed of fruitlsss love-
Lucina Cordial barren wives
Ii mothers fair,
And the fond name of Father gives
To husbands in despair.
In luehorrsa and in geetx,
II prove. sovereign balm;
Consumption, too, conqueror meets
1t its unfailing charm.
Eruptions, lassitude and palms,
= hant or ms. chest;
Dlsease brought on BY suSAxn -s-~;.s,
Discharges long suppressed,
Are by this wondrors Cordial cured,
No their victims
Thus by its aid is health insured
AT once TO either
Let all who suffer from disease,
Or fault in Nature Law,
Seek from This grand specific ease
AT Ninetytwo Nassau.
And No 10 Court street, Boston; No. 90 North Sixth
PHILADELPHIA Persons ordering this medicine from the country
sending remittance have and
If the Union. Price 50 bote-$4 Dozen fiji Inns m
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APA ENT AGATE b UT 7 0 N 8.
THOS PROSSER. PATENTEE,


NOTICE hereby given the undersigned the Paenes
and Exclusive Owner Of tn Patent Right for the Porcelain
Let Patent have been duly granted MIN BY the United
saies take effect from the 18th January ls4 have caused
States the Southern District Of New York for the infringe
and substantiae my rights under said Patent the fullest
tent Of the law give this public notice 70 all that sh u pro
injunction against all infringing said Patent
The Buttons for sale by Wholesale only at store
fa3 I'm :rc THOMAS PROssER.
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the late Sir Humphrey Davy and Sir Henry Haford that
pure Bears grease properly prepared the best thing
discovered for the Of the hair resorng when
bald. Messrs A. B. Sands Co have saved exTen,e get
the Bears from Canada and elsewhere
have prepared II in such amer that the oil NIB ned with
its high Perfume renders indispensable for the toilet dress
ing room Of all.
Sold by A. B. SANDS CO., No. 27s Broadway, Granite
BUILDING corner Of Chambers street; 70 Fulton street and n
Eas Broadway frice so large Is small bottles