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81 Oliver o. Burnham faces and slksrGside At
this establishment there were from 200 to 800 hands
employed. Mr.. Burnham lost his whole establish
mont once before at the great Fulton and Ann street
fire. J. ii. Vanderbilt, agent for Nor. Wor steam
30 Mrs. g. B. Miller Co., tobacconst nothing saved
Insured for 100000
80 Millers, Ripley Co. merchants IIasbis Nicol, do
house Of P. Chouteau, Jr < Co. American Fur som
pany Loss not supposed to be very heavy. r.
a. Cav Lussc Co French Plate Glass said to have
been under the same patronage with the royal mo-
nopoly of the celebrated Gobelin Tapestry-Lonis
Philippe of France. The stock on hand was valued
at $500 000-loss $4,000 II was insured in France
for $4,000
do. residence same place
40 Owen Byrne. cider vim SEWN Brother, furniture
and dwelling.
40 Was the residence Of Lieut. Gerry u g. NJ valuable
furniture all lost.
80 Sarah Simes boarding
81 VIM. l.. Branch. furniture.
81 Frederick Burkelow, DIR. P. o. residence.
So skin Ironside, merchants; Stamford Smith, fur
So Mrs Eliza Wall boarding
The Waverley House, on the corner of Broadway ana
Exchange Place, was completely destroyed and but Ut
but is in ottering condition. This house has peen
built about ten years and narrowly escaped burning IN
rented for 10000
New Jersey Railroad Office.
Mr. Alvas private dwelling corner of Morris street
broadway on the Southeast side from Market6sid st.
to Exchange, all down and Nos. ! ana " ntehaii ~.
On the opposite side of Broadway dwelling houses Nos
Is to 80 as far as the Of Morris street. all burned
out .
The Atlantic Hotel, Broadway, opposite the Bowling
Green is not injured by the fire.
The Northern limit of the confagration is Exchange
Place Broadway through New and Broad streets and
nearly up to the Southwest corner of the Exchange.
Broad is burnt from No. ~ and Is Opposite each
other down to Stone street, and is entirely gonc with
tho exception of the large double warehouse the
Northeast corner Of Broad and Beaver Nos 81 and 49,
occupied by J. c. Muller & Co. J. H. Brown & Brother,
and F. Lawrence. This is tremendous sweep, as our
list will show.
About o'clock in the morning the FIRE crossed Broad
way and consumed several of those large and elegant
houses in the vicinity of the Bowling Green, among
which the splendid blue graniteouse with the spa
cious porch defended by two cast iron
by every body who ever visited New York. This was
owned by Mr. Ray and built with unusual pains and
skill by Mr.. Martin f. Thompson 1t Is completely gone
but the massive walls, which still standing. Mr.
Ray is in Europe.
The fire on the West side Of Broadway here
checked, after ggaktc struggle and the Atlantic Gar
den, Atlantic Hotel Mr. Primes beautiful residence, on
the point of the angle of Broadway and Greenwich
street and several other buildings in that were
saved.
nC
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Weekly Report or Deaths.
In the city county OF New York from the lth day of
July to the Goth day Of July, 1915
95 Men-9i Women-l57 Boys-l28 Girls.-Total ga

July the Goth day Of July 1916.
95Men-9i Women-l57 Boys-l28 Girls.-Tota "a.
DISEASES.
APopleny SIS Burned Or seaded i Cancer q Casualties s.
Commissions SO; Coup de soei Cholera, Cysnos.
bility l; Delinrm remens S; Diah9a, 81 Drinking cold
chest Drowned .; Dysentery, i Eryspeas i Fever
Fever bilious Fever peurpera s. Fever remen q Fee
scarlet 8 Fever typhoid 81 Fever yphus, Heart, dis
Of 6 Hopping cough, q; Intammation 10; nfamma
ton of bowels co. Inflammation of chest Inflammation
lungs 49, Inflammation of stomach Inflammation of womb
lnaammstiSn oliver 4 M1.sny lntsmPs Pr i Nal
:ys P5s I birth q sc5gu q Small poa . Teeth
Axe-One year and under 1870; 2year CO.. 2to3 2 5to
10 to co. 2 90 to 80 to 40 AZ to so a; SO to co. 2 60
TO- 10 to go so to 90 81 80 to 00 100 and upwards
unknown 7.
CORNELIUS b. ARCHER. City Inspector.
City Inspectors office, July 81, 1886
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yaius. Dulles. per ca. duly
lsi5 import months, s37s,5s7 s77ido 90 per cent
The value Of the imports for the second quarter Of the
year only about third that Of the first quarter
The foreign imports into Mobile for the year do not
reach very large amount.
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Tho asking prices give the correct idea Of the
probable value of these stocks.
The value Of the exports from this port for June, will
not be very large.
COMMERCE THE PoKr or New YoRx ron THE WEEK
EToISo SATURDAY, july 10TH, lS45.
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Aoldi estimate.. .P3,I4i,5O
Six millions will fully cover the loss
The whole quantity Of goods was but small frac-
ton Of the entire stocks of the city, and will not in
terfere at all with the full supply of all the demands
OF trade.
INsURANCEs.
Tho following is as as can be ascertained the
amount of insurance on the Burnt District In
most cases the losses total Insurance to a con-
siderable extent has also been obtained abroad and
in Boston. II is believed that all the offices will be
able to pay their losses, but some of them will be
rulnpd
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New stock Exchange.
Married,

On Monday 22d inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Parker Mr.. DA-
vIp A. NYE of Falmouth, Mass, to Miss CAROLINE A.
CoScREvE. of Kingston, Jamaica (W ~ daughter Of
Archibald Congreve, Esq
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NIBLO'S GARDEN .

NIBIlOS
Tuesday Evening, July -.
The performance 10 commence with the Overture Anber
- last Opera Of LA Sirene.
10 De followed by lsecond a Drama. entitled the
BRIDE OF LANNERMOOR.
Lucy Ashton, 5lrs Mowau Edgar, MIR Crisr
Lady Ashton Mrs Chippendae Sir William Mr. Anderton
Dame Lightbody, Mrs Watts Cragenfeit MIR Nicknson
La Sylphlde by Misses Celeste and arngtsn.
10 Intermssion Of Half an Hour u
To conclude list tnel with the Burleua called
THE ATTIC STORY.
rAn ethe.ent viii 10 mann
tam good order and keep all improper Persons out
0rj-1Tclets Fifty Cents.-o)
limited number Of Season Tickets will be disposed Of
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THE albania of RESORTS

THE
ELYSIAN FIELDS, HOBOKEN,
Which visited afternoon by hundreds of the frat am
lies Of New York and which Of the delightful
sorts the banks Of the mighty Hudson:
FREE EXHIBITIONS, OF THE FIRST ORDER.
Every afternoon at O'Clock, commencing on
MONDAY, July 2lst.
Continued and Tremendous and Excitement:
Mr. MCCARTHY is very happy TO announce the following
YOUNG FRANCISCO, THE FAKIR OF ANGELINA.
and the Magician of the 10Th century and the only
Professor of the that perform magic in the day
light In addition the above novelties have
been made with Mr.. D. W. WRIGHT, the best Falsetto Vo
aist Of the who will sing several the sshionabs
of the also with MIR. BENJAMIN YATES, the
popular Comic Dancer who viii variety Of comic
dances
In addition to the above the AMERICAN BRASS BAND
is engaged. Leader, Mr.. James Shelton. jy2lsiw rec
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All Philadelphia subscriptions to the
HERALD must be paid 10 the AaESrs lie
Der Co., Ledger Building Third street. Chestnut
Terms73 cents month, including the Sunday paper
cents without M delivered free Of charge any part Of ha
Price 3 cents.
The WEEKLY HERALD also for sale every Saturday
ngPrce 81 cents 81 per snnam delivered any part
Philadelphia, free of postage.
All the new and CHEAP Publications for sale their
tablEhment as issued, wholesale aud retail
~ With the exception of paper the Herald is read
much perhaps, IN published that
city, affording avauable medium advertisers. Advertise
ments handed to the agents At half past o'clock will
the Herald next day.
Medical NOTES.-The Advertisements OF the
New York College Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for
the Suppression OF Quaekery in the Of all diseases will
paper. W. 3. RICHARDSON Md, Agent.
Once and Consulting Rooms NJ the COLLEGE o5 Nsssau At
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BOWERY.
OPEN EVERY EVENING, RAIN OR SHINE,
admission only One Shilling
THE COOLEST SALOON IN THE CITY
The following Ladies and Gentlemen having bean rsengssd
for nights, will appe every evening this week:
Miss A HOMER the American Elsler
YOUNG FRANCISCO, Signsr MARIETTA,
MADAMOISELLE ROSINA GASCON.
BARNEY WILLIAMS, DAN GARDNER,
BILLY WHlTLOCK, CHARLES WHITE, Masters FOX
and BRYANT. Also, the Ethiopian Brothers and Sister
Doors open M71-Perormance TO commence at ~
An efficient Police attendance under officers Martin and
Bird jy20 lwsrc
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NOtice.-The Alliance Mutual insurance
Company Office 50 Wall street loses BY the fire 500
OF assets somewhat exceeding $500 00 about
its capital The Company continues business as usual.
JAS. ID. r. OGDEN, President
A. NJ. MERCHANT, Vice President.
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Rabineau's Hot, Cold, swimming and

Shower Salt Water Baths foot Of Desbrosses sreeBaths
speak decidedly for the health of the city any other
human during this nce.san and ntoeraby boil
healthy class; aud to
the fact that Rabneaus Baths wherever they are
more especially the Hot Salt Water Baths the foot Of
bros,es street have contributed benefit MANKIND than
al the medicines that could be employed Thousands this
season have been witness to the fact
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The receipts from customs at this port for July ls45
will not exceed the amount received in tho month
in ls43, when the merchandise imported for the month
amounted to $44466s6. The value of the imports for
July ls4o will be at least three millions of dollars less
than for the same month last year.
The report Of the directors of the Eastern Railroad for
the year ending June 3oth 1884, presents very favora
BILE state Of affairs The receipts and expenses of the
company for the past six years have been follows
EAsrERN RALRoAp, MAM.-REcEIrTs AND ExPENpITuREs
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BEACON COURSE-TROTTING.

IHE following Purses offered to of the above
Course =
Nol-Puse S200-Fee for all Pacing and Trottng horses
mile heats in harness.
No. 2-Purse S5O-Free for horses that
S5O-me heats best three in Eve under the saddle In
be made Monday July 2sth Green Loess bys
P. NJ. To off on Monday, August 18th.
No 3Purse S200Free for all Pacing and Trotting horses
mile he in harness
No i.-Purse $780, with inside stake Of $780, h. f-cr
hoes that S0-two mile he under
IN sadde Entries be made Aus the lth by p M at
G reen Losee's. To come off August 18th,
No 5Purse So0Fee for all Pacing and Trotting horses
three mile heats In harness
No6.Pnre s3o-Me heats, best three in five, under the
saddlefor horses that $50 Entries TO
be made August e5h, by NJ, Green Loaee Tocoms
off September the 18th.
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A CARD
THE MEMBERS OF EMPIRE ENGINE CO: No. 40,
their thanks popretors of the Aston
House Towards Hotel Messrs Demonicos, Messrs Clark
Brown, Maiden lane and Messrs. Hugh Auchincloss &
fire.
The Company also their heartfelt thanks Mr. Lo-
Demonco for his kind attention their members
laboring under sudden and severe indispostion.
By order ofthe Company,
jy22 itsrrc PAUL V. MONDON Secretary
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DIR. Woods snrsaparllla and wild Cherry

Btters acknowledged by all who have given them
Eia TO be one OF the best preparations As Family
Medicine It is invaluable II IL pleasant to the taste which
makes medicine administer children, and is
fast taking the place those napseag remedies which
been oong The proprietor strongly
commend this Family Medicine as few doses
taken feeling little unwel will weeks months
sickness and suffering and of
fever and aEue bilious fever and all the local eves of the
the back and side they have used with great
Be particular to ask for Dr. Woods Sarsapara Wild
Cherry Bers, and receive others. Only Agens-New
York Dr. VIM H. Milnor, 1872 Broadway George e.. Guion
III Beecker street, p M Guion, lT Bowery Brooklyn,
w. Smith, corner Fulton and Cranberry streets
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mandcr Safes in the late conagaton Three large ones
have heen ound-he books and papers all from the
re See ths certificates from the of the safes
columns to-day Some Of the books may be store
Of the Agent A 8 Marvin, 1888 Water street.
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United States Circuit COurt.--The Clerks
Office this Court has been this day from the rooms
occupied by the Clerk Of the u District Court PORTION
the apartments the United States Marshal the
floor, where the docket records and files of the Court will
be hereafter kept.
IL Persons desiring searches for Judgments ofgy
general notice for searches the United Court
will please send distinct notices
mi
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City Intelligence,

CoRoSER's OFFICE, July 2l.-E6ecfs of the Weakher-
The Coroner held inquest the body of Charles
OConnor Is Conties street who fell down from exhaus
ton near Delmonico's. He had brass plate which
engraved public porter, l3S.n-Verdict came to
his death by disease Of the heart Inflammation
mach and bowels and exposure to the heat.
The Coroner called hold an inquest at the Park
dead house, colored man. struck at Catherine
Market.
The name Of the colored sxhumed from the ruins
~ Broad street, was Sampson-he was waiter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Park THEATRE.
FIR T. NCH ERR.
Wednesday Evening JuIv 22<f

PARK THEATRE.
FIRE CH OPERA
"wednesday Evening, July 23d.
Will be performed
For the second time in this city grand Opera I've ss
LA JUIVE, THE JEWEss.
5isa1sr a Jew goldsmith. '...-'..".., M A5nsud
ardasl de Brogny. President Of Council N poa,ry
frhce Leopold ............ =: .cguriot
Princess Eudoxia .............. M me Casni
The Grand Provost ofthe City Of Constanes, NJ Garry
Albert, captain in the Emperors Guard =, Jules
A Noblemsn, attendant Of the Emperor Chshary
Price OF Admsson-Frst Tier Of Boxes and Parquetfs
81 Second and Third Tiers 80 Gallery, Is cents
Doors att O'clock and the Curtain will preesely
halfpast7 o'clock
CASTLE GARDEN.
90 Admission x5 Cenis.-<r1
The admission iciH be 80 cents on the Nights of
sIGNORA PICo
froprieton, ....., Messrs. French and Hsssr.
Grand Entertainment!
Tuesday Evening, July az,
The performance will with Overture he
La RENE de Chypre.
Ballad by Mr.. Dennison.
Pas Grotesque de Mandarin ChInois, by c. T. Psrslos.
La Cracovenne, by Mad'lle Desjardns.
Overture TO Tampa.
La Signora Pico will then in the Drinking Song
Oh Come vago, from Lucrezia Borgia.
ntermsson Of Half Hour for Promenade and Hsfrss
The Of splendid Cosmoamas Will be open Tor inspection
Grand Overture full Band. TO Zanea-
= after which the dance OF FL Zapateado ID CadE
Sgnora Pico will Cayitina from IL Pnghopers dLdin
burgh.
" Doors opea hapast o'clock. Performances
mence at so'cloch.
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OHIoANs CAPTURED GREAT EXCITEMENT On
the evening of the 9th instant three from Ohio Mr.
c. Lorraine, MIR. Garner and Mr.. Thomas, all of Wash.
ington county, Ohio, seized the Ohio shore by
body of men from Virginia, and lodged in jail at Par.
kersbugh upon the charge that they had aided the
cape Of slaves.
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The net receipts of the road for the year ending June
80, 1915, $23s3l4 49, being equal to 50 81 per
share
The amount of items added to the construction
count for the year. the greater part for
cars engines, sc.
The total amount of payments for the East.
Railroad in Massachusetts, to June
80 is. sa,Aoo,7ss 80
Propertyo on hand (wharves, depots bridges,
steamboats,, &c.) ............... 227,O73 "a
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$2,l73,72l So
The shares issued and State scrip oOOo 23o0
900, which leaves invested in the above property
$l2627s -, and they have besides floating debt of
Sloo795 "a which united make the whole amount of the
collateral property.
Four thousand eight hundred and twenty-f shares
have been issued for the Eastern Railroad in New
Hampshire which, with necessary estates has
$4s2, 500 90
Massachusetts, road and property 2,4o0,795 80
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iUtui TOT 10 uays III July, 1870 SI,0oJIUJ %
Seven British vessels cleared the last week. the total
amount Of exports in which did not exceed $4,000.
Thero exported in throo Swedish vessels msrchan-
disc to the amount Of S5s779 81. In Hamburg ves
EEL to the amount Of sa5s7s In one scilian vcsssl
to tho amount Of S35355
The revenue from customs received at this port from
the LIST to the goth Of July was as annexed.
REVENUE FROM CusroMs-Ponr OF NEW YoRK.
Amount received from July LIST to 9th :. $685. o33 96
Amount received from July 7th to 18th 406, 073 "a
Amount received from July l4th to 20th. 3l2,lll 10
Total for twenty days in July 1885,. 81 O53 2ls 6s
Amount received in July, 1914. .... So, Isl, $50 90
Amount received in July, 1913. 81 ,345, $50 90
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SlpFORT HAMILTON AND COMFY
A-1EZ. SLAND.-The steamboat IOLAS, Captain
win sOlIow' every day PpLsIvnF Pier No F. r. at
for Coney Island, at loa A. NJ, ikP. NJ; ~ p NJ For
6S r NJ On Sundays, the Morning Trip win be omitted
care l21s cents. jy2l 1w'rc
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A LARGE COLLECTION Of Dried Botanical Specimens,
contained in about so co folio volumes Aso Of
having the name Of the owner JOHN GAREY, written in
long Oak Box Manuscripts Of value the
only These with many other articles
known have been saved The of of them
will confer favor by addressing line to 10 Greenwich
street, where all expenses will be thankfully repaid
jy22 2t+nc
The New York herald., 1845-09-07

La GuAYsA, Aug IL, Isi5.-The stock OF American
provisions on hand Is stl abundant and increasing
Flour selling AZ SI2 i2 currency with downward
tendency IN consequence OF the supply being grea,ei
than the demand; Lard may be quoted i9c Butter
"a cheese 70 To- Goldfish 50 per box of 80 lbs AMI
soap Si 20 o2t per box o Is lbs latter i per
iect arug one house alone holding upward coo box
es All these articles leave from per cent loss
consequence OF the enormous duties charged on Amer
can provisions.
These quotations of course all made in Columhi.
an currency, one dollar OF which is nominal equal T.,
put % cents spanish; and il should that
Trencn hve iraac pieces made by las eaual Spa.
nisn dollars, winch has driven Spanish coin entirely uu
oil circulation, aud reduced OF the count
sun further below the Sp in. making ve franc piec.
Bil o1 tine Unied states az 60 days sight are selling
at si32 per 500 U. ) currency.
The Coffee crops more promi ,ing than they have
doubt that they will begin come in as early as the t
Of December
an epidemic, very like the influenza is prevalent in
almost every body being more or less affected
with it.
NO American vessels in port.
fEKSAMbuco, July ., lsi5-Business considering the
hands not large, though considerably augnentad by
late arrivals from the United States the demand il GOOD
and prices have advanced shade since preyous o,a
tons; the last which were effected brou ght Is 600 sr
gar Is very scarce and much be said of hides
While the demand in both articles principally for sh
ment TO Europe remains undated consequently price
rule extraordinary high and al present rates s6pm
oil these staples to the States would not by any means
pay. Freigbts dull.
The New York herald., 1845-09-07
MAGNETIC REPELLANT.

nR. A. POWER, member the Royal College Of Surgeons
- OF London and Edinburgh, aud of the principal Colleges
oi the United States and for the late
S Ashley Cooper ne conidentialy consulted his p
Offices, No Is Chmbers street, New York upon all
diseases Il delicate natnreo the Of which he
syphilis Gonorrau aud elects whether of lone
standing, cured "a w dys without the Of mercury
cniaiva, charge ma lie.
structure, which OF all diseases, the most insidious often
commencing and s.alty advancing where
even dreimt OIL producing the lameabe effects upon
ie mind ans nervous system Of the paen Some OF the
most prominent prostration o the natural
es aversion 10 society and the involuntary Of few
drops OF water, alter adjusting the Clothes subsequent
voidug unne Hundreds Of have been successfully
treated newly discovered of Magnetic Kepu
dlnt upon the rash introdu ton Of instru ments.
Sei Pollution Is morbid habit, often arising with the mex
penenced and when contracted most difuult
come-rodncmg IN lGsances, diocy loss OF memory
IN the back and Ions nocturnal emissions impoency
md sterty the sufferer speedily enabled under my
ment l. ubdue this pernciops practice and the system
stored to ITS Pristine vgor BY the Of the
Baim.
tluor Abus Whites DISTINCTIONS and Suppression Of the
Meses and all diseases OF the female have receive
large share oi research and attention. the only quail
the empiricsm which feariuy prevails this neg
iected branch of medical science
On the doubts and fears which often deter from marriage
and on all other matters connected herewith be
suited with the honorable regard integrity and
crecy Patents distance i'll please be
bic ~ the DESCRIPTION OF thercases No letters taken from tie
Post Office unless paid
Offices No. q Chambes street. between City Hall Place and
Chatham street. Hours from ! A. NJ to 10 NJ
4N,10 Int
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THE DEATH OF PAIN!
~ A u ~ NJ -, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

IL II h 4 4 ~ r. - IL ~ i ~ ".
'ENHE PROFRiETORS OF the above wonder medi
cioe, take pie Informing the public that they
ready supply the orders hch have been de-
ayed by the Overwhelming demand of the last few weeks
Arrangements however have been made by recent additions
theig works which will enable them hereafter, to promptly
meet all the demands Of their agents the south and west and
increasing demand of the city,
hose who have yet tested the wonderful efficacy
ne above medic in exernl ounds, engs
of violent strains aud injuries to the and OF
yertehra complaints whether chronic casual heteby
advised avail themselves by use of
lief and rap d and certain
In ev'den OF the absolute confidence Of the popetors
The ytus OF their Lotion, they sg,in their pledge
never claimed the Of the arti le every
where the OF 5igle bottle does effect the perfect
cure Of any specified complaint ia the following category
affections aud Diseases =:
Gout, rheumatism, Swelnss of all kinds, Dislocaons
dnous njuries Poisonous Bites Stngs Burns Scald
Chihlans, Cons Bunions ganduos Iumors, Lurnbago
trysipelss letter kugworm and all erpous Of the Ska
Fever aud Ague Ague the breast and face tramp tn.
Stomach aud Headache.
Que of the remarkable pecuIiares OF the Lotion
consists its nsiaut expulsion of on the parts hic
is applied and it owing this uay, aud to the penetra
ing euergy OF its Character that already largely
the both external ID utena valuable animals
To be ha. Of T. g. BARrlNt % V.sey street. IS cents
Per bottle; Butler, No Nassau e the drug store
Of Sixth and Thirteenth street, also Of
e. S. Bart NE x co, Proprietors,
Principal Depot s23 Broadway,
door from the City Hospital.
Agents wanted
NB The medicine will be given gratis, all who
poor To buy.