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Medical advice.

1oEToR LAMERT is still confdentaliy coseaised at his
old Once D? eold Fulton Beekmau or
ell diseases Of delicate his being mild and
Judlcous requires neither mercury Diet or him
ORANGE from business pursuits Recent cured in or
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL ar,-
sing from too eqaent indulgence of the passions
YOUTH and thereby causing nightly emissions aud eventually
state OF vlgor nature originally designed.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the m
tient being the least by mareatmns
Of unnitatsd medical by the neglect
Of the parties themselves by the DR. eecua cured with
The Doctor being few qualified advertising Surgeons
IN the city, guarantees perfect charge made Let
post paid enclosing fee Immediately attended to-
dleine with advice sent of the United States
Ofhce So Gold street. Open from A. NJ to r NJ.
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co N s y NJ PITY. Els,

QUT read the following and refsct-Auother Wonderful
ID Cores-
PHILADELPHIA, April l, 1916.
hereby certify that during the riots in Southwark Of July
last owing exposure and fatigue in the Performance Of mill
tary duty health received shock In the latter part
Of August all the SYMPTOMS of PULMONARY CONSUME
TION appeared At this unctue called my first
who attended me weeks without benefit and told dis
tncy that he considered my disease beyond the reach of hui
aid | employed another physician, who at
recommended THOMsON'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA. used twelve bottles, snd
testify that with thousands Of Others who have
been cured by this medicine that alone my
ton health.
JAMES ANDREWS, No. GIT Catharine st.
called to attend to the above in the secondary
of the disease found the patient laborng under
psx disease of che lungs and liver Of the latter had
formed the right lung The being apparently hopeless
aud beyond the reach OF the usual treatment resolved
using Thomsens Compound Syrup n Tar and Wood Nap
ha the virtues Of which had previously tested scarcely
pecng would reach desperate. The result is
CURE THE MOST EXTRAOR BINARY, henceforth dis
pelng all doubts respecting the efficacy Of this excellent med
NJ. CHAMBERS, ID.
Philadelphia, April l. 1916.
Principal Office NorthEas of Fifth and Spruce
Philadelphia.
Sold wholesale and retail by A. B. SANDS co. Chemists
and Druggists 23 Broadway of Chambers Sold also
70 Fulton st. and n East Broadway. Price so
50
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Medical Card,

DO C T r NJ o RRISON
NJ ORTIZ RIVER DiSPENSARY, 20ak Fulton street-
Doctor Morrison continues to be consulted confdenaly
s,rani diet or pursuit Recent particularly Gonor.
rhuea," he cures to days.
STRUCTURES OF THE URETHRA are cured bv Dr.
M on improved principles, without pain
the patient As the of with
those Of other affections OF urinary apparatus none but en-
prenced Surgeons should be allowed
those affected with prostate glands
suffer much injury from awkward pTaetitioners.
This affection and the train OF evils resulting
structye habit in ycah inducing nocturnal emissions
principles, by restoring the system healthy aud
stating its original perfect guaranteed OF no
charge.
n. BDr. M holds communion with medical pretsnders
who clam to Surgeons as he perhaps the only qualified
adyertisng Surgeon IN the city See his diplomas in his Office
20in Fulton Letters paid containing fec will
insure medicine and advice any part Of the Union
Office 2041 Fulton street. Greenwich New York Opep
from A. M. TO 10 L. M, daily lmsfc
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. -, ls45.
The engagements OF the seguns at the Chestnut street
Theatre concludes tonight, Mrs Segun performing
Norma and Zerlina for her benefit The troupe sing
the Philharmonic concert Monday evening AFTER
which they proceeds Baltimore Burton has his bens-
tit on Tuesday evening, which occasion he produces
some dramatic novelties " hch have been some time in
preparation lie appears besides in favorite part He
The foreign news has considerably depressed the
SOCK market. Lehigh Us receded on the opening bu,
closed az Yesterdays prices; State SIS tell of Z; vii
mngton Railroad, l.; Girard Bank !; and Reading Rail
road J.
Sales of Stocks MT Philadelphia.
FIRST BoAnn, Nov 2a-lO shs Manuf. & Mech Bank
az 100 do Wilmington RR, DDS 25l; so do do cash
2asa 100 90 do ods s5 20 do do 49, 100 do Grard
Bank - 100 do do, so5ds, 81; 100 do U Bank 81
sl37s 80 Lehigh 6's. 4s; so shs Reading RR, az.
AFTER sALEs-$lOO0 Lehgh 6s s5ds, AS $4,000 do do,
ASH.
SECOND BoARp-S4o0 Lehigh interest 33i $4,000 State
73a.
AFTER s.trs-seooo State 5s, b5ds 7s! so shs Read
ing RR, cash. 27s
LehIgh, 81 ms. raised; Grard Bank !; Wilmington,
l. Reading !; State SIS, I.
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Flour Market.

ALBANY Nov. 2l-Sales Of Genesee and good Michigan
were made early in the day at SOL lot Of 600 barrels
Michigan sold So o. After the reception of the steam
er's news, holders generally asked ST. sales how
made at Sc so and rs but to any extent
The sales of grain made before the arrived
Wheat l34!c. Rye roc. Barley sic, for two rowed.
The freight on flour has to Is cents per barrel
During the summer it cents
BUFFALO, Nov. 20After the close Of our report yes
terday afternoon, 1000 bus. Michigan wheat were
taken terms equivalent to 80 cts aoat and 800 bbls
mixed Michigan and Ohio -four at S. Notwithstanding
the depression in the N York market holders this
ing are firm, and are asking advance wheat The
only transactions we have TO notice is the sale of
bbls Black Rock flour at S5l000 bbis Black Rock
at 5000 mixed western brands at S. There is very
little disposition to ship today although the weather
continues warm and freight in demand prices
unreasonable for the lateness OF the season.
BosToS Nov. 2-Previous to the arrival of the Bri.
tannia the market had become heavy and inactive with
anxious sellers OF Genessee common brands so on
the spot and in some instances ,re less
parcels to arrive since her arrival holders have adj.
vanced their prices about rs cents per Dbl and this
moment prices are unsettled, wholly for Southern,
and quotations altogether nominal. The closing rates
for Genessee common brands 49, and fancy ST. cash.
Sales Of Ohio via New Orleans the spot and al.
rive, at prices ranging all the way from 81 to 6l
For Southern descriptions there is but little inquiry and
but few sales some parcels Howard street have been
taken at so rs, cash and credit and parcel arr
rive at about the latter figure. sales OF ~ -four at S.
and corn meal 81 per Dbl, cash. The arrivals -four
arc large and the weather continues mild
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Il + A ID THE FOLIO WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
So NASSAU STREET.
M < DICAL VICE
PRIVATE DISEASES


PRIVATE DISEASES.
THE MEMBERS Of the New York College Of Medicl.s
direct their particular attenon ts disease u
a
the constitution or from business Invaas
FIRST appearance those vast amount Of Suffering
sn lime IN may be s yUdss One Of the members Of q:
n IN Ea, Say ~ sne T. SGs attends for e0'
az 10 te oyS iS
,ona can have iorsarded to them chest coSa
hsr case explicitly together with ali symp,ons me Of coa
traction and treatment received elsewhere il any. and
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by, the College
dp % S s q Coz
oeet indulgence e.cem g any kind Il an invaunbls
y ;tEi sij; sFE SSI PILLS.
al iasss
If" sy % il the Hospital q.
ols.Si v Ss1 . Il az ssee remedy i9 Al
s ns S ol ~ the RSs nG thine thar
the stomach or confinement from business Price per boz
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
Ppeea. sssafy sa% Ss
M vensea faint remaining in their sys
20. e' 1 consider aie @ ,s1 % delay
braled Alternative.
N carefully packed al s q ne U%on
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT or SAkSAPA
RlLLA, GEETlAN AND SASSAFRAS.
DRErARED by the New York College of Medicine and
Pharmacy established Tor The suppression ofquackery Thu
refined and highly possessing all the
flying qualities and curative powers above herbss conf
IDENTIFY recommended the College toay
extinct ofrapariia at present before the public
relied on as certain remedyfo all diseases from
pure state OF the blood such scr0fua
boches OF pmples ulcers pain the bones JOINTS ncdes
cutaneous eruptIons throat any
from the secondary effects ofsyphs 40 pjudcous useoi
Sod IN single bottios, 4 rsceIssasi
in cases of half dozen bs,,les, ~ 20
one dozea Sc 100
Caves forwarded to ali parts Of the Union.
n B-B v"y hbsra dIscoant 20 wholesale purchaser,
49, w. a. VHu aRDsDN. N ~
o. The Concentrated Extract Of sarsaparila, Gen
an and Sassaras Is alsoor sale at l73 Division street.
opposite Ludlow street
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER =:

Cleared
ship Splly, Edgar Havre; Fox & Livingston.
Snip Harvard t Harvard, Liverpool,
Braas slas paas r hab NeS Orleans
Big Calais keene, Phi!sdelphia : son.
sehr Dslawsre Elliott. wilmington, Nc t1'"e' : 90
Schr Thorn, Sanford. Wilmington NC.
ssh s S Price tpswl 1eas,eq Wilmington NC
Schr Essex Rollins, Fredericksburg
sehr Am q Treadwell Norfos, Surges & CIearman
S scr n MAXIM Terry Baltimore, Johnson Lowden
Schr vermllion, seaman, Baltimore. eager Mailer
s sehr Sequel ATp,ants rhadelPhia, Plat Person
SchS A NJ Hale, Bearse, aud Homer, Kent, Boston.
S;hr Cambridge, Hall, Boston,
Arrived.
New ship Niagara RUSSELL days from Mystic, ballast to
Brig O5bit Higgins % days from Para. with mdse to
Brig Ch.mplau,, Hunt, 81 days from Tobasco with log
British brig Jane Sa,moud Is days from Prince Edward Isl
ana with 1sso bushels potatoes 70 Buck Peters
70 Patruo. Left brig Russia bound up the coast nY
day, to load logwood for New York.
Schr AZ Havens Bishop, Chincotesgue, corn.
schr Dove, Williams, Bs Bel n icon. corn corn
Schr 8 NJ Pitts, Smith Berlin,
S Schr vesper, Baker Norfolk md,e.
* Merrill -
schr John Thompson, Godfrey. Philadelphia, coal.
Sshr george Aylward Calais hath, to Smith Boyuton.
schr Mary c Ames, TAYLOR, Newburyport
schr Lucy, Blake, New Bedford
Ship st Mary, Foster from New Orleans with cotton
Ship Charleston Chareston barques Condor st Croix Ave-
rom Bermuda brig Emily Farnhan st john NIB and others
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ASCULAPIAN SANATIVE:

UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.
NHE PROPkI .TOR Of this Sanative begs respectfully
inform the inhabitants of this city aud the publ generally,
that he prepared TO furnish them with this invaluable
remedy And presenting this remedy to the public TIN
proprietor deems only state h1t he alone
quanted with the art Of preparing it, and from long and praet
cal acqu with the greients OF which
aud their ample and anatve effects preserving aud
health he Is fully enabled tn that this med
possessing medicinal properties FAR surprising thing
heretofore offered for the relief ofsueng humanity for the
restoration OF hsah indeed for good
the human frame that 1t dose small
ash ITS effects that many might feel disposed from that CIR
cunsace To rank the useless OF the
But the day aud has passed
aud the highly cultivated mind of has discovered that The
curative nd quality Of Of the medicinal plants ana
herbs does much depend quantity upon me
quality fairly extracted and fully understood Although ms
snative thus almost all powerful restoring health am
resting diseased rectly safe and certain rs u ~
administration that be taken at all times au
The proprietor therefore 9naei e ust
I'll this sauative will accomplish al ,nat nc states
ends general remedy or
but one ahu e same tng
although presented different FORMS but especially ior TIE
following yix-Ashma, Coughs Colds, Consumption Bron-
ch Live. amt IN AL It's forms IndigestIon
Headache Palpation and other diseases Of the
Heart want of appetite ypochondra and other Of the
Nervs P.isv {ou Gravel aud all affection Of the Kidneys
snd scrafna IN all various forms. Dose FIVE drops for
sdnlt nersonyounger persons IN proportion Full directions
e,ch boe Sold wholesale aud retail by the Agent
Hudson street New Yorkand the principal druggists through
he city aud couDtry. nl5 lm*r
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;flediCai Gard.

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of 1876 Fulton
street, New fort author Of late publication EN-
a n,s s.ssr;y
modern treatment OF Syphilis Secondary Symr Gonorr
hHa, Geet, Structures Seminal Weakness Whites, Nee
pollution The Doctor has devoted his a iii
teen years IN this city, to the of the
Diseases and e. his practice and long
IN investigate hepathology of the the
generave he ell at he under
takes permanent and radical His diplomas from Lon
dom Enburg and Philadelphia also his honorary degree from
the State Of Louisiana large frames i'm
flee 1876 Fulton $50 "
Persons at distance enclosing ST. have copy Of his
late work accompanied with which embraces all diseases
Incidental to females -
All letters prepaid and addressed to Dr. H. Fawce 1876 Fu
ton sTeet, Will receive due attention. ola lm&rc
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COMMERCIAL.
New York, Saturday, Nov. 22.
s.-POts 50 81! 3 81 Pearls "a d a 1 all

CoTros.-Our market opened at one-eighth decline
this morning, under the per steamer Britannia at
which rates 800 bales taken for export buy
ers have appeared at quarter cent decline at which
considerable parcels have changed hands the private
advices favorable for this staple than the pub
lshed accounts the market closing rmer at Liverpool
when the steamer left, and prospect for large de-
mand arriving throughout the week-the business has
been fair for the small stock in the city, and prices
seldom exceeding inside hgureswe allow pre-
vious quotations TO remain at present Sales for the eek
5000 bales. 5l6d for Liverpool and 70 for Havre,
the highest rates paid as yet although ID is asked
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BY has! Nights Southern Mail.

ALEXANDRIA. Nov 2o-Arr schr Forest, Newbuyport.
BALTmoRE, Nov 2-A barque IIy Kelsey, Kingston, ia;
schr L Beton Nassau, Mp. Sid brig g Wright Port
Morant ia. -
NoRroLx, Nov 2o-Arr schrs Lapwing, Boston; China,
Newbnyport. ~ -
PHILADELrHIA, Nov. 22-(Fro Correspondent)-Cld
barque James Bayev. Matanzas brgs Madrd st Thomas
Mary Ann Brl Halifax; Acorn Elliot: and Columbia bos,
Octavia Fan River; schrs Squire Brothers. and Moses
Brown Provdence LAUREL New Bedford; Shenandoah and
Ellis New York; barge Venus and steamer Black Dia
moud do,
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TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF IMMIGRATION.

VERREYS TlNCTURE AND LOTION OF INVIdO;
RATION beyond all comparison the most rapid and
stimulans existence They speedily the
impaired energies Of life impotency unfrutfuness
for all the diseases produced by certain solitary habits Their
effect absolute and that the vigor they
is felt five minutes after they made Of and last
ing is powerful and pleasant The Tincture, which
external remedy and they may be used SEPARATELY with
boeprce dollars three dollars for bottle of each
For sale the Patent Medical Agency Al Ann back Office
the Tncture and Lotion also prepared in powders which
with full direction for preparation aud USE double
postage. Price three dollars for letter package containing
five dollars for double package All orders be post
paid, and directed to DE LAUNEY GRAY, New York
citv nlf 1rnkr no qfV
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HINGE FOR yOUR SET.E

HUNTER!AN DlsPENSARY, Nos Division street es-
tablshed A. 1885 by this proprietor, for the
cessu of disease of nature and for the
sale OF DR. HUNTERS kED DROP. This medicine is the
only earth that safely be relied thoroughly
hord disease without injury 10 the constitution and
without diet hindrance from business when all else
nave failed comprehensive treatise accompanies each vial
with full dectousJ which warranted effectuay
all matter hew long standing how deeply seated in
the SYSTEM with less trouble to the patient, aud shorter
space than any other medicine IN the world
LII al per vial. al Inns .fnc
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u EMOVAL OF Warerooms to 2sl Broadway, In Granite
~ Building, cor Chambers ST. h. BROWNE offers
sale at 25 broadway elegant OF double
gle action Haps The ncn bnancy of tone, ghness Of
touch perfect mechanism and elegant finish Of these aps
unqualified Warranted TO bear the ~ climate and u.
prices The attention of merchants and the
world generally, is particularly desired.
Haips repaired str,ngs, Instruction Books, &c.
J.F. BROWNE v co. from Erard,)
London and New York, estab shed 1910
Certainly the finest harps produced The proe
nj talent have prefer these haps all
sicaL Mirror, June 1910.
Mr. Brownies harps by far the magnificent
ments we ever saw Through his perfect ofhe
strument he has effected many important ia the
mechanical department. aud IN the there exraod
nary addition Of sweetness purity aud The pillars
eaboraely aud gorgcOusy carved and gIdd while the frames
elegantly shaped and ou,na Sept
9th, 1915 % imD&W-uc
hkS-iOOO lbs very superior Feathers,
IL Tor sale by
MIN Elk COLLINS < co. 80 Southst
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ysats consumption, 81 high prizes The fturo course
oil the market Tor this article IL very uncertain
tochinoal - an article Of small consumption, and
when scarce supplies readily obtsinabe irom Java
Shipments OF Tea 70 England hsvo been active since
the new crop OF Congoes forward and including
Campus, from Shanghai. they Were from both June
soth INST Blacks 76690ll lbs Green loo95so; say a
total OF 9l6o, $40 pounds During period nothing
has been done in Teas for American account In Nan
kin Raw Silk nothing has been done here until within
few days. Supply about HOO bales 400 OF which are
Crop Of Canton Silk has been good one at $500 for No
l and $500 for No . Our advices from Shanghae are
down 10 9th inst These operations were confined al
most entirely to- Canton transactions, and prices given
for staple imports some to per cent better than
bales ofTrattee silk had been settled at $500
for good $3.50 for fne and $50 bales of Taysaam all
good at $500 $40 for fine. Some so chops of Congo
had come forward, mostly good Moning sort and about
one halt had been taken at a small reduction Canton
prices. Very few Teas of other sorts have been
ceived though they expecting good supplies OF
Greens in few months.
Exports Of Tea to the United States from June 3Oth,
1874 to July l 1885, compared with the II months pre-
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INDIA KUBBEK GUUDc.
GOOD III RS TENT.
NOT ", To sTifFEN OR SOFTEN UN.

DER ANY DEGREE Of GOLD OR HEAT.
"A paten,, including Machine Betting Carriage and othe
Cloths, every width aud thickness; Coats, Capes Ponchos
Pants and Uverhaus; Gaps as and Souweers Boots and
Shoes Mechanics Aprons Ladies Aprons, Travelling Bags
SeaIneus Bags, Letter Bags Ship Buckets Fire Buckets
Water Hose, Life Preservers, Air Mattresses Cushions Tar
pauline coys,ng deck freight Portable Shower Baths Bath
''s ''''' GEO BEECIfER.
au2g 1mtm 100 Broadway.
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FLOUR The news by the Britannia is not yet sufficient
ly dgested to show its effects upon the market Sales
is said made at 81 la but holders about
asking 81 rs.
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Wigs and ScalnS.

RATCHET Rs New Invented Wigs and Scalps, are or.
~ citing the curiosity and admiration CON
noisseu All the old Difficulties and yexatous aanoyance
are now done with These beautiful of the art
of Wig making only be procured VIM BatcheIors No
Wall Broadway Removed from IG5 Broadway
o3m*mc
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n1lscellancO us Record.


MAIL FOR THE Pacific -Schr Acva, Capt Knch having
been detained will sail Tuesday for Panama. touching
the intermediate Letters and papers for the u
that station, if left at this Office, will be forwarded
PACKET SHIP SULLY, Edgar will sail on Monday morning for
Havre. Letter bags at the Exchange News Rooms.
STEAMER MARMoRA Page from Liverpool for Constantine
pe tut into the Cove OF Cork about the S0th ut
quence Of some derang ement OF her machinery.
Brig ARIxENE McClinock, of from Belfast with ice
for Phadepha having teen dsmsed and leak 18th
inst oil Cape Cod, the abandoned vessel and
taken off by the schr Montreal Hamilton from Boston for
Norfolk and subsequently, board schr William from
Baumore which vessel d at Portland the goth The
saved nothing but their clothes
SHIP ARcHELAUs, from Liverpool for New Orleans which
into Belfast distress insured several offices
several Offices Boston, letter from Capt Bou,ele
that it will cost from { 10 to 10 GOO to repair her.
SHIP VILE DE PARIS of Bath stranded amsterdam, is
partly injured IN Boston to the amount of SIG 900
ScHR GALENA hence for Cardsnss tbeore reported fallen
in With intended put into Bermuda
ARRIVALS CLEARAScEs at the port OF New York. for the
week ending Nov. 2O:L
.4rrired. Cleared Toage cid
American ........... 49,. q 30 l0,97
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILlTATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S


all those where manly vgor impaired where the
mental and physical powers Frustrated by
indulgence OF the passions particularly by those solitary and
destructive habits OF early YOUTH inducing
and debility the Hygean Reaovator will be und nalibe
remedy II the organs ofreproducon both
healthy action, and mpotency, by mfusng
energy into the In many the effect nsta
fails chronic elects and whites and
sterty, by restoring healthy action Refer
be given physicians who have the
Renovation with those Affections also Dyspe
STA back and oins and affections urinary
organs. Sold only the importing Agent" 20i Fulton
New York Price So per bottle of ounces and forwarded
N. B-Copious directions accompany each bottle.
ala u,xrr
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Medical Aid.

nR COOK, 66 Gold street. regular Medical and Surx,.
- cal Doctor; has had than 30 years experience in the
treatment and Of private diseases all their varieties
and stages With one exception Dr. Cook has cured pa
Dr. G is anatve born citizen Of the United States and is
member Of the Medical Society Terms for advice and med
cine S. aud guaranteed Letters by th
fee will particular prompt attention. oil msr
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Wigs and ScaInS.

JHAIUN'S New Invented Wigs and Scaps or Gente-
mems Real HEADS Of Hair being latest and greatest i'm
IN the manSaeue of Wigs and scap the sub
display the forehead temples any heght-can only be
procured at h. PHALONS No GA Broadway Copy the ad
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HtkEMAkkaBLE CUhkS--sN
DIR. j. FRANCIS, OCULIST.

465 BROADWAY, 4th Door from Grand Street
WIN BIRD, William street, almost blind for sixteen
fectly restored - ' ~
Charles Barry late of the Hamilton Literary and THEOLOGY
cal Institute % nearly blind from amauosis has been
perfectly cured ~
Miss Corcorsn 81 Mulberry street, totally blind of eye
fer year, LANCE ulcer the sight was cured in
few weeks.
Miss Crassous 1872 Green nearly blind from
ss her sight is perfect.
We the undersigned having witnessed astonishing cures
performed by Dr. j. FRANCIS, believe his preparations for
diseases eye be greatest blessings that could
be afforded 70 the afflicted and highly him
safe aud skilfui Ocus 1850 ~
Rev. Duncan Dunbar, Rev O. Benedict
Rev. =. ii. Cone, Rev j Peck
Rev. J. Andrade, II. G. Priest, Rev T. WheeIock
Artificial Eyes Inserted which be distinguished from
the natural without giving the least Numerous cert
u Advice gratis, given the poor Mondays Wednes-
days and Saturdays, from until 10, A. M
On application by mail lpost paid stating the disease his
medicine will he sent Of the Union, with
its 50 Intro