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CONE ALL WHO
SUFFERING FROM PAIN,
Be Cured without Charge or Expense.
BARVINE,S LOTION.

SUFFERING FROM PAIN,
BARTINE's LOFION,
The greatest Remedy erer knowm for all the Com
plants ,chich itprotssses to cure, wil be given
Gratis 70 the afflicted Who cannot
afford to purchase by,
30. applying to
3S3 Broadway, New York.
NE I'll % was inytsd some
sn aided G ~ s r., and The orsn design Of was
rashsd practice than inquiries began to be msde BY
m Ss friends those wo had seG benefited by is
from individual TO Individual until became known never
putting the Of the public press il has acquired is own
ese,y aaG found is way into pubic favor uarv,!eS
In cases Goa, rheumatism swelings Of all kinds Dis
tended with pain and inflammation, Poisonous Bites and
Mounds description affords Immediate and per-
he 'Sas and p de-
ssasb5a PRODUCED nee taking cold a violent
Erapon:s '6s
IKE charm But above ALL cure Of Tendaons and
II addition gle benign Lotion over the
accidents aud nrmes OF man. has been found less yau
a able IN similar complaints to which inferior animals
the s c her o as and useful
where has been sppied to this fine slight nia
apparently animation and vvacy to animal TO such
GENEROUSLY ascrbed the stimulating and happy Effects fthe
Lotion rather Than the natural speed Of hs anm 1t has
equally celebrated as an universal specific both for
ana beast he following are some of the complaints
tommon TO the horse in which has proved SUPERIORITY
The Lotion is composed entirely Of the medicinal proper
ties Of vegetable substances concentrated and
pure by dstllaton and other chemical processes As an n
ward incidence ts the most innocent, wholesome smula
dull heavy and feelings which many
subject and give life and animation both body and mind
To be had IN New York OF Thomas s. Barne Of 20 Vesey
street. opposite Washington Market at rs single
tie, with bottle T. Butler
NO Nassau street at the Drug Store corner of Sixth Ave
Also the Propretors s23 Broadway where there will be
made liberal discount those who purchase BY the
quantity FOR shipping other
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above Lotion.
Z. BARTINE Il CO., Proprietors,
80 Principal Depot, 323 Broadway, NY.
Where large volume Of may be seen from highly
respectable parties this other parts ju29
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aoedo blade OF the 10th inst. confirms the reno,,
.e entire loss OF the Ohio wheat crop after this man
says the wheat crop in northern Ohio ia hate,
bly, the best ever grown - Sou"'ies' |" Proba'
The wnea crop Middle Tennessee is supposed TO be
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Medical Aid.

nR. GREGORY, &C. Gold is home usual day and
- night attending the duties Of his profession Strangers
others who chance need
~ and who desire the best eatmenta prompt and efec-
formed extraordinary but he his
tents names by publishing their certificates interviews
and correspondence will be considered strictly confidential
Imfrc
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COM M e lxCIAL.


A.ur.-Tbere - nnia. W eanesday, July 80.
uons. rots are held at So SIT s7t and pearls AZ "a
III lSi. Exports from LIST to 22d instant - p
Pots, bbls. ..........a o..
BEEswAx-Prime yellow, Of all de descriptions so,i. -
wanted at 29i 293c. f''"' Sells as
B1rAosIuFrs-There is nothing doing in this marro
Western -four is held at 81 37t $50 "''Ne'
COTTON ne sales to-day amount TO about 900 bale
considerable portion of which was taken on snecnl
hon Prices are firm at the ADVANCE and the tendenc,
as rather upwards. We continue our quotations -:
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Brighton Cattle Market.

july 2lAt Market 625 Beef Cattle, $500 Sheep, and
800 Swine. 100 beef cattle unsold.
PRIcEs-Beef Catte.-we reduce our quotations--ex
ira IS so first quality S5a 25 second - 75a so; third
81 25 a 475.
sheep-Dull Lambs from 81 rs to 50; old sheep from
81 SO to %.
Swine-Od hogs at 4jc for sows, 4;c for harrows;
shoats 81 Il and and ste. At retail from to &c.
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GENERA BUILDING REPAIRS, 50 Nassau St. eoms,
~ Of Maiden Lane.-ll orders attended 10 r.,
sateng Pastering Flagging, roofs repaired and
d and all other repairs and alterations IN the bes
nner Also, furnaces, kettles, steam boilers
ovens and every kind Of fire works put up None bu GOOD
"pihnen employed. Expeditions and moderate charges
o; tops for smoke Up town orders left with
Sulnn, Plumber, 544 Broadway ~ "'e' ..
m27-lm.rh " runaway =, <,r.,..
REEsWAX-i cask Beeswa1 If verv .n,-.-;o- oa-I;,.
Iva sale by 4. X COLLINS 4 co IS Sontb ,trset
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DV,IOf CoHBlTT, Member Of the University OF New
once from l6 Duane street to Oliver street near Chatham
fiuafe may be consulted confdentally all diseases OF
oecs nature Strangers informed that Doctor has
oWey confined his practice from being 10 the treat
en certain classes Of Diseases fnow thirteen years In
III ey q New York; which engages his entire attention
n % medicine do record greater than n 10
oe od ~ ms Practice The Doctor the unfortunate
ecan, Use % mercury II has its thousands victims
the Treatment IF %d that have been under
siel by calling Dr. e. prpctice OF many years
~ s we Doctors reputation for skill and reSpecab.
cne ,n 81 uRage The Doctors profound attention. me-
forms Omen s, ITeyent certain disease any OF It's
,S-.z-55 ~ -. - - " 90 ~ Y. VI iy1 I'm ossm
paIktEl SHIP slDDONs, from Liyer5ooI e ons;one..
leans h n sp p, WI l Gease have e permits board a. Or
ot o. wal street Immediately. Ali goods not
pe'"t'ed IN hve days must be sent public store ve,
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

LvII1IITNItII
DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street. near Chatham st.,
- ofhe Oldest and medical and surg
cal practitioners in the city Of New York the OF
certain class Of delicate Diseases The Doctor established in
stand for eleven years during that has
y treated ~ 900 cases ofveneres mercusl and other delicate
complaints The Ds reputation for skill in those old half
cured that have existed for years No
ter how long you have Glee Structure, Ulcers upon
Of the legs viii and can cure If your durable
Constitutional Weakness sometimes called Seminal Weakness
brought by asecet habit INDUCED in by young men-my
unfortunate victim Of this unnatural vice has experienced my
utary Dyspepsia, weakness Of the limbs and small
Of the back confusion Of intellect forgetnness rpitaton of
the heart aversion to society," only symptoms OF this
plant lie warrants in every charge. Mild
and recent cured days Dr. johnson regularly
educated Physician aud surgeon. m
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TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
PROFESSOR BOERHAAVE'S

H1uEAN hENONAIOK.
all those where manly is impaired where the
mental aud physical powers by
ndngence q the passions particularly by those solitary aud
destructive habits early YOUTH inducing
and debility the Hygean Renovator will be found an nable
remedy restore the Of reproduction In both
healthy action, and removes mpotency by nfung new
energy into the system In many instances the effect is nsa.
neous tneve ials to cure chronic elects and whites and
remove seriy by restoring healthy action REFER
can be gwen to many physicians who have prescribed the
kenoydfor with success ~ those affections also in Dvspep
sa weakness OF the back and ons and of the
organs Sold only At the importing Agents. 2o Fulton st.
all parts ofthc Union "
NB-Copious directions accompany each bottle
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GREAT REMEDY

NHE Question is longer asked, Can Asthma be Cured
II has been been satisfactory settled within the last two
months that Foges Oosaonian will produce than
other remedy in the world and references can he given ~
iu virtues who had tried for all other remedies vain
Mr. WILSON, brcklayer residing al IIoboken n j had
tired every remedy which he could hear the asthma
ana had spent more than hundred dollars in To-
January 2lst The first dose he took him relief and
days afterwards his wife called that small auanfv
tins remedy which hap taken had done him good than
any and AZ the medicines he had ever used in his life
Mrs BELL, the wife OF Robert Bell ofMorristown NJ j.
who was severely afflicted with asthma given up by her
physicians She was removed the board the hope OF pal
hating her distressing symptoms but with benefit One hot
tie the Olosaonlan far relieved her that she was able 10 pe
Up from her bed and dress herself thing she had done be-
fore IN mouths and she has residence m Nor
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
yields 70 us elects IL sootes the troublesome cough gives
refreshing slumbers 70 the wey aays pain the side
and soreness IN the chest and enables the person
easily while ere restores the secetons Of the system and
JAMES Is. DEVOE 1Oi Reade street had long been com
planning OF in the chest accompanied with short
backing raised matter freely has lost his appetite and
without beneficial effect His shoness ofbatb and min
IN the side continued to He used bottle OF the Oo
saonian, and is restored TO health -
George w: Burnett, of Newark, N. il George w HAYS Of
New York; Deyd Henderson 60 Lagh St; Mrs. Mctiau
Walker Laban SO Pike st; Mrs Archibald rs Wake
Hundreds OF NAMES
ofesons residing New York. could be- given are ready
bear testimony the superiority Oosaonan
other remedy known for the of coughs colds asthma con-
sumption, bronehits, difficulty Of breathing nne
pains IN the breast and side and the affections Of the
stomach and liver. -
For 06 Nassau street. door above Ann and AZ Mrs
1ayI, o9runon street BROOKLYN my3rc
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Sales OF Stocks nj Rosfon

Ese4aseE BoAsp, July 227s shares Boston and Prov
wch and Worcester RR $50 6s 50 do $50 6sJS % do BIS
va % East Boston Co 1874; 80 Union Copper Co ~ io5
ID; 100 do ID; l15 Reading RR 2sia go wv w. 'ini'
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Ian G LEY'S
DIsCUTIENT CORN PLASTER,

been long known England and is warranted certain
Dr. 1893 Broadway; III Broadway III Canal st
y Bowery 1873 East Broadway; 20s Greenwich street, 81
u Price % cent? ieIl lmsec
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THE EYE
DR.. POWELL AND DIR. DIOSSY,
assdOPHIHALDIIC SURGEONS
No. 2GI Broadway.

NO. XGI BrONdWay,
CORNER OF WARREN STREET, NEW YORK,
CONFlNE their Practice Diseases of the Eye. Opera
teetons Of Vision Testimonials from the most eminent med
have been perfectly Anaurosis
Nebala or Specks the Eye Straosmus odumting
AkIlFlClAL Ely rs inserted,
ton, mat cannot be Distinguished rom
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gwen Glasses
suIIable to particular deincls.
the roortreatea gratuItousiv.
TO CITY AND COUNTRY MUSIC DEALERS ANb
PROFESSORS OF INSTRUMENTAL Music.
YINHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully INFORM friends
and patrons that he has just received from Europe large
assortment Of Violins OF prices and quality; Cello;
Double Bass; OIhlide, with and 4 keys Bass and Tenor
Trombones with and plain; French Horn, With valve
and plain; Trumpets; Comets; Bugles sc
very quality of Violin Strings and other nsru-
ments wholesale and retail, by
j. f. WOLTER,
ZIG West Broadway, up stairs.
Military Bands supplied at the most reasonable
ieiQ Juy<rc
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GERMAN PHYSICIAN.

7
nR JOSEPH HEINE No. 20 Duane street. continue to
be consulted the various branches of his pofesion
Delicate diseases he few days. Old affections where
the throat other o body has
ofthe disease, he without mercury
Dr. j. H. is the only regular phys advertising Duane
street. He is the only who has diploma Member
OF the Medical Society Of New York Observe No Duane
street near Chatham street ieII ImFrh
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w f;hiAprkrHA July 23Cd Loreuo Fish, West nf,es
pd MORE July 2s-An NimbIe, RIO Janero; Richard
Po,enar 81 .svtri Amelia Strong New York CID Foyd
Sd 1rac aae'i9s tBrl 81 John NIB; Redwng Hafr
River IA Psie o lanes RIVER 70 load for Lyepoo Creole
ALExANDRA, July l9-Ar Pb.b. Fla NyorL
NON olS. July 2o-Arr Champlan Hunt NV yo,L Sid
yo1L. , ScroIt. Afr gIst, kmpton Osborne New
Wah lewis Speer Fall RIVER; Harriet Boston fo Ricbm,d
sngton Tor Antwerp; Pontiac, Iiayre ma on,s,a
afternoon. ~ ''"'pon hoads yesterday
miscellaneous Record
ScHR CrGNET, Barker, Of and from Boston Cor I.ro; -
ashore on The reel oil the North Of Bermnd H., po
and was taken into pert where she was %
inst. for examination. 's'disms ABOUT izth
). spoken.
Georgana, of Portland from New yorL t NJ. - .
days lat 20, lon IS IS. i -'e"'itas' out
Norma, hence for Havana, 10th inst
Foreign Ports.
Hio JANERo, June l0-In port Panther from Cadz disch
LOUISIANA from Lisbon, dscfg; Natchez from Boston AZ
Arctic for Monteyideo, days. Wing Baltimore M, ~
unc; Czarina from Boston, do. ~ ih's
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LoSpos-Packet ship Hendrix Hudson-Jchn Tucker, lady
and children of New Haven; Charles Chandler Syracuse
John Beach, Miss Williams II James and lady NYork;
MIR Dunn and Misses Dunn Mr. Dunn r Canada;
Dessnt Fmce Mrs Jacobs and children Philadelphia;
Rev N Tilnghast.
LIvrRPooL-Packe ship Saml HcksMr Baldwin and LADY,
Mr. Logan Miss Jane Logan, Mr. Wooe. MIR Crozer Mr. SAT-
ford Mr. Jackson--l03 in the steerage
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REAL T HE FOIL WING
ADVERTISEMENTS
OoTsLE0Es
Medicine and Pharmacy
50 NASSAU STREET.
M + DICAL ADVICE

PRIVATE DISEASES.
he MnisMBERs Of ,lc New York College Of Medicine
continue to direct their to ali diseases Of
ssre e Without
the constitution or business nvad are
first appearance of those diseases vast amount Of suffering
College for connected with the prneps bo, 81 ts
e NJ % 9f COMPLAINTS attends for consul
az 70 H eoS fS eq
living in he country and finding to make psr
soma; o can have forwarded them chest
%S ali %sa a eo
co az s"q treatment received elsewhere if and
UNCONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED
THE TONIC MIXTURE, prepared by. the. College
& as s
cfet indulgence or excess Of kind II invaluable
snse bottles each cases Of half dozen 81 carefully
v VIZ i1S 3 s 5fs S1f PILLS.
III Snrs Ts.:
h rssnt Of twenty yesrs experience y the Hospital de
Professor vesap nfallibe remedy for ali diseases Of
@ % T sSe - he % Grss 'nsT time &
the stomach confinement from business. Price per box
RECORDS ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE.
sf"s;s
sosS "a; rs
mho", with this justly DELE.
Sold single bottles at 81 each in case. Of half so,s, :,
ST. carefully packed ali parts s's' the U p
EXTRACT OF sARsApA
RRdLLA, GENTIGN AND SAssAFRAS.
pKKEPARED by the New York College ofMedicnc and
refined and highly extract assessing ali he mn;
fyng qualities and powers Of the above herbs cnG
IDENTIFY ecommendcdby the College Infinitely
exras . present before the public and may be
pure Of the blood such scofua rheum
boches pmpes, ulcers pain the bones or Joints node,
erupon throat or nnv ,r,s;
from the secondary effects ofsyphs m nudcous use
mercury. - -
SOD "a single notttiss 75ccnu cnch
one dozen Il "a
Cases forwarded TO all psrts Of the Union
N. bA liberal discount Who'll esale
dAwe w. y. HlCHARDSON, M ID Arsn
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Passengers Arrived.

HALFAx-Steamer Uncorn-Capt Cough, British Army
GEoRGETowN. SC-Schr Gen Clinch-Henry III Buck.
Bucksyile Sc Sani Pope Thos Randall Geo Fisk Cormay
boro, sc; ii S Abraham and sister, Georgetown, Sc.
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DIR. ROSS

WOULD call the attention Of Physicians to his ABDOMf-
w NAL SUPPORTER, which for three years past has
proved ecacous be satisfactory those who have
tried i! well as gratifying himself Many eminent in
Prot Y. Mott, a. Stevens, NJ 4. x. Hoffman, MD
Prof w Parker G; Bliss, N 2. F.E Berger, NJ. D
Prof j. b. Beck A. q. Post, NJ ID. A. N. Gam, nj. ID.
Prof c. A. Lee A. l.. Cox, M. ID. g. Wilkes, M. r.
Prof. r. Watts, j. H. Borrowe, M d. A. Clinton NJ u.
Hutchinson, MD. X. s. Kissam M. D. II. ID. Buckley Md
Al .Hosaek n 3 2 a sabine N D. Z Bssklsy, n; .;
VIC. Roberts, MD B.W.MCready MD A. Smith, NJ d, &c.
Price 50 TO $3-2S Amty street, June A. 1915.
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TO CAPITALISTS.

HAKE CHANCE-To invest capital Of about SO COO in
safe and profitable way, by erecting building for divine
worship Tor the fmanu Fl Congregation Of this city, fur.
nishng two lots between Bowery and and
B,oome and Madison streets, for that purpose.
At MesMs stetthemer Brothers, 81 Beaver street
jul0 iInsrc
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FOR THE PILES.

DIV. UFffAWS ELECTUAKY,
interernal remedy is a certain cure for the p,Ies
IA either internal external bleeding or hind SaIl =,
the office OF the original proprietor A. Upham D. repn
lar educated physician OF twenty experience confined
TO an Office Practice, where Piles and other chronic diseases
are successfully treated. Medical Office, 1876 Bowcfy four
doors above Spring street Office hours from AM 10 Nj
Advise gratis. iv ,o I'm AZ :. . ~ ~
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WASHINGTON, July z, 1915, Top. M.
Father Richie and the Seren Stars-Soniething
R,eL tn x,os-ro,r

We have just discovered, in the middle of an OBJ
scure editorial commentary in the Umi0n OF last
night the denial that General Jackson meant Father
Ritchie when he spoke to Major Lewis, IN his let
ter Of April 9Th, of the political renegade" Mr..
Richie says that the old General meant somebody
North of the Susquehanna VINO is it' w hat edi-
forial name North of the Susquehanna will answer
10 the seven stars? We must find out, or Father
Richie will remain in the mire; and, honestly, we
should not like that.
letters IN oiye you tomorrow of matters here and
matters abroad that has been published since the
inauguration And we shall dash away among the
big fish in a style warranted by the records, and
Unsuitable from the facts.
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FOR SALE OR To LETT

FOR SALE OR TO LET.
i the Nine Mile Stone Kngsbrid Ro,d 4bandsome
"A Cottages, two Of which contain IA rooms, with kIrLsn
and cellar pazza front and Ice and Coach homes
attached The other two contains Nine Rooms with Marble
Mantes Crates &C. complete Also large Stone Housc NJ
u mule Stone Fort, Washington, containing rooms kch
ems with coach house and other buildings all finish
ed IN the best with ground The
view from each varied and embracing river and
mountain scenery and IN point Of health will vie with anv
other situation in the vicinity Of New York Apply to
r. +. CARMAN, 6D Broadway
jui5 2wrec ''"o'"''"se i'oa"'
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THE WONDERFUL SUCCESS
Which DIR. Fo!ger's Oiosaonian, or an Heal
ing Baiscm has met Nth, not only in its
sale, bat also in the cures phich IL has
Effected, in persons who pere ina
hopeless condition, has convinced
the most scepficai gifts er-
frdordinayy curative pro.
perties, and establish
ed its claims to
the meme Of
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M ARzTT M E II e n AID
POeT OF NEW YORK. JULY "a.
Cleared,

Jun sETs.. ...........7 IL High WAFER .i2 IN
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sly 1T BOLDLY!
oCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
SAVED MY LIFE!
READ! READ!
the FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE or

,,,,,s, A man of high standing in New Jersey.
smith IN sd ne
man Chauney Bukley Of Phladelphi Previous the sknl
diph Mann oes No. as chesiau. street. IN is pre-
ssnes 81 number OF OF high standing among WHOM
declared his opinion that they perfectly sound:-
sr e,s OF OF PPbsiS, ,S,,ar;s Sss.{
On the Sd day o. May A. D. Is before me the subscriber
Rssar q the city so
Co. State Of New Jersey who on his sols%n Affirmation did
tackled BY short dry cough sense Of burning the
palms ohs hands and the soles Of his feet together with dis
November last when he was suddenly with
pain the right side and breast His family physician then
became gradually weaker and weaker wasted
nhesh until reduced smos, TO skeletons his breathing was
any sSsass could Ss made soshss making
my and friends indeed all who him, considered his case
when he determined Try schencks Pnmonic syrup
when large sstheras formed in his e sde which soon
pened under the soothing influence ofhe syrup He had
Iy followed the directions accompanying the Pulmonc syruI
h, he d,erSsd IN the Of ms wis and brother
that his friends could scarcely remain in the with him
low Of his weaIness but he continued h
use O. the medicine having known that Mr. Schenk himself
consumption after all other had edthat for
weeks he continued TO expectoate freely-whch gradually
ractehat appetite began to mprove-hs strength TO re
turn and in short time he able sit up his chamber
recovery about ten weeks that the rapid change in his
condition created such surprise and wonder in all who him
nuay TO see as it RISE from the That
s ssr rs Hsa ans ms he
ne now himsea sound mani and is n the enjoyment
fulfil them township ocer as We'll as at any period
his e that he has had lungs examne and that they
pronounced 70 De n perfectly sound condition -
L..
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GOTHIC CHURCYES.

CoLOhED GLASS, MOSAICS, &C.
I Undersigned being the Agent OF large CooIcu oias
Ma@niac'oy N France will furnish the best asn o1d :"
ths day Church Windows he Ind ready momtsu WIZ.
my pattern Of Mosaic made according, 20 moqsls e,
copied the finest Gothic Monuments IN Europe. ne VIII
contract for the complete Glass Fuitue nncn Ap-
ply TO ~. Cnx.,w,nEl,
julio meodsfh No SSoutn w ,lIam sreet
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THE
] N v | S | b l. K

INVISIBLE
WIG
90 closely resembles the real head hair that and
~ connoseu have most perfect and EXTRA
ordinary invention Of the day The great advantages of this no
s and unique wigs its being made without sewing
when causes It's appearances closely resemble natural
nh BON ~ gtness and natural appearance, defy
all cases Of prpaton evaporation unmpeded the great
evils OF other entirely avoided The scepc and connos
senf are alike invited inspect this novel and Wig
ana the method OF fitting the head the
stairs. IN In -
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Affirmed and subscribed this Sd day May 1885, before me
tSignedl CHAUNCEY BULkLEY, Alderman.

- MARLroN, New Jersey May 8th 1845.
Mr. j. II: SCHENCK-Sir: ! am Pastor Of the Baptist
Church Maron New Jersey Some three four months
since was taken By Of the deasoa to Of his
appearance deaths door by Consumption My distinct
Impression that the gentleman would live week
TO my SURPRISE saw him in my congregation last Sabbath
healthy Looking To-day Ihaye been his house. and
received from him the assurance that your SYRUP the
Of saving his life | am, respectfully, yours
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Please notice that s. Beekman of 491 CORTLAND street.
no longer an agent for the sale of the Genuine Schenck
The Genune Schenck's Pulmonc Syrup be had the
PROJECTORS office No Courandt street few doors below
below the corner Of Chestnut 6 Broadway Albany
tmTrc I