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ADVERTISEMENTS
OF THE
i. COLLEGE
Medicine and Pharmacy
=. 10 NASSAU STREET.
M + d ICAL ADVICE


PRIVATE DISEASES
THE MEMBERS Of The New York College Of Medicine
continue direct Their attention to ali diseases Of
,e nZie anl can sonaeniy promise TO ersons requiring
,hs constitution o. eonmentiron business n,els par
r,, appearance of se diseases as vast amount OF suernr
G CO %ay , be srs roas One Of The members
E@ d the e. 1s9'f Complaints attends for consul
" ~ "t SSyS i ep SSRbpeoa.
fS'i s% eSs. % sss,s ss
G III aSss s 81 cong
fac;on and treatment received elsewhere, II any, and
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CURED.
THE TONIC, MIXTURE, prepared BY the College Of
1S sdss s ass e, g. s New
errt Mdggence or excess q amy Kind IL an nvsuaslo
snsie bcres 81 each Of half dozen q; carefully
packelsnd sent 70 all Paris of the Union.
vI1LpEAU'S SPECIFIC PILLS,
ass CT a ,s S
r n s'si Of sYy yss e syOsSsss i the Hospital Dc
the "sil, They slsc, cure IN much shorter than
the stomach or ccunemrnt from business Price per boz
hIC0RDS'A MIXTURE
the repayment cure Of primary secondary ayph.
ny an
wSca asdy ao y
% e% ea e9"sdss himself .a after having the
braled systea VITA ths Justly oeie
Sold innsia botesn 81 each eases OF half dozen at
vi carefully racked aud semitic all pats of the Union.
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SARSApA
RII.LA, GENT1KN AND -SASSAFRAS.
pmEpAnEp BY ,hs New York College Of Medicine and
hsrm1cy Tor ue suppression ofquackery This
refined md highly concentrated extract assessing ali he ur
flying qualities and cnratye powers he above berbss conf
dent nrendcdby the College Infinitely any
.srft o. atpresen before the public and may DO
rs blood s Ss'.ei n 1Rsn FROM sswo.%
blotche or rlnpes ulcers, bones or Joints nodes
cutaneous ceraeore throat OF any disease arising
from the secosdary effects ofphls IN miudicios d
oo'" 70 s,nsle n.osttlsrs, az 75csnts each
(. -. cne dozen y" S6 90
y Caaes forwafdedto al partso the Union.
TH-A vs1 i'ssr1u diaccdnt % Wholesale purchases
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CHARLES. PAUL DE KOCK COMPLETE

cargo of the ship Bhsks-are drryct from
N H. npp W ,rht casks aud unsurpassed quality by any
''Ses =" "'t ~ lois 70 suit Iurchasers bv - !,
inis.. =. X COLLINS 4 CO. z.
tt4r Is South street
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~ uuefs Of dry cod are frm at So 37l q an
~ f-conmon qualities Of North river bale are hold
= w. The demand is principally for shipping
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a;l al}lte ~ 90 80
receipts are only 10 me tfdtc eXtFht =
WHskEY--DomaSc.i in drnlgs casks, sells freely o
2oc. Western and prison barrels firm at 20 20
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Medical Aid.

DR GREGORY, E6CilL sniet, atio,ns usual day and
- night attending the duties of his profession Strangers
OTHERS who need professional services private
~ and who dsls the best trestmeY,-a rompt and ee
formed extraordinary cures, but he his
tents pames by phpg their certificates al interviews
je20 lmrrc .stt..# --.
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LUCINA CORDIAL.

e IL l.
the touch Of earth restored vigor confidence
70 the exhausle arteries will that glorious
LUClNA CORDIAL renves the however
Weakened with electromagnetic power There shadow of
anatue hundreds would testify the unrvaed efficacy Of
tbs Cordial specific for bsreness fuor abus, gees
regnarites IN te ecreons pans N the kidney female sup
disease which the delicate o
erganizaeni Liable IL indeed msormatoG Of
the parts but Tor thing short Of that Offered inall
be for barress while in all the other diseases enumer
ed above, whether chronic, will be found safe and
sovereign remedy z he Lucina Corpls gentle tonic opera
system without far stimulating any function produce
subsequent rels tion On the contrary nper
iecl harmony with does temporary vsor,
but reneysi Of the natural The first
lie used will fully convince the purchaser Of the truth all we
Principal Office rs FULTON street. New York Sold also by
ply 90 North Sixth street. phadepha X. Tyler, John NJ
roque and Robers and Baltimore; Charles sot,
err Lousvis Ry spdsord rarks, CINCINNATI and BY no
other persoin any Of the above named places Price s.
1o,tle or 81 per Owen. jui lmsec
MEDICAL ADVICE !,
HNHt discov in Chemistry have enabled Dr. Clio
introduce into his practice several articles of
ects III curing those difficult and Iroraced syphilis
Ulcers anI pans y the bones nodesetc Also Gleets Con
hat have owed oI dstlSe for those who less
steatont oths deinrinent Of surgery. 1889
Dr Giover the day and evening No
Ann street the Iu-eum where he confines himself
O.lce RfsstiCe 30 .t#
Dr. q. spprise strangers tina. has regular med
cal edueatnn, aud among host -rnpcks
ana pfstelers whose found pubic
ju2 lfDtri
+. READ THIS.
"A LII CASES in the Surgical and Medical line especially
Il those OF long STANDING advice aud medicine
s on e is appcation either residence required
a27 3m+rc r.
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~. as FEVER AND AGUF -
tATYNKOOP & GO. COAlPOtJND TC)NIfsNfTy 1y r |

" or the of Fever aud Ague Rernittent and later
mcnt trveThe pioreprs If this updirire IRVING the
greatest coneee n US virtues have been induced offer
20 the pubnc, with the that twill effect speedy
and pernanentcu Of that Distressing Complaint highly
recoeoded aud ss DE extehsvey used with distinguish
edsuccess ID relieving many those who are suffering nader
,his orr sorntrS whe, Used according the rec.
most obstse stage Of the disorder Persons stomach
AID children may take it without the least officially
strengthens the stomach aud digestive induces
t.,s and seldom eanirs hsa botIeto eject cure
II spnrey vegetables and nothing ou. TO the
most delicate We offer the ue tssm-
ni.ls from two rhyscAns who have used in practice
= Gssrs-I are used ysay medicines called Compound To-
Mixture, Of Fever and Ague aHdhaye .und 10
answer the better than anything ever
- my pfatnce fhave used II wber employed Assistant
Surgeon ~ thr Bred States Navy different fations and
wien we have had IS many as forty fifty the SICK
'isf ~ time aud n has PROV successful re-
commend this article from cetanry OF IT'S effects and pre-
ference all other articles medicine that Distressing
complaint YOrrs, &c. IL e
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DIR. ROSS

w OULD call the attention ofphysicians his ABDOhII-
W nal sUPP0RTEI, whfch for three years past has
proved be satisfactory those who have
Eed il, s.ws 4 ga.ifyiHs h,m;sl Many eminent
Prof. Y Mo, II Stevens. \. j. \. x Hoffman. Nh
Prof {. 4; Lee, 4. /. Cox, NJ >; q. Wilkes, NJ D.
froi. X Watts, }. II. Donowe, NJ D. A. Clinton, M D.
t.llJohnson MD X. B. Kssamj NJ D. X. d. Buckley, MD.
* swssl n 8 rss Sis wBSsataisy
W. Robert. MD BW.ApCrea6y MD A. Smith, N. d, &c.
Price s. S5.-2S Amity street, June 4, lsl5.
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They haze row the opinion Of each aAex that the
Community have % them, Wls.h & 1uile singelar

TheI hsys row the same opinion Of each That the
community hareaf them, whr@h 1ule Singular co.
LiSssl' from that there is no prospect Of
t2s-a.ey marriage being settled. The lady -
sun csg w hsr and am gla BY gsSa pu hnS
made against tho O. nm sH Barney as having
occurred durnalsr ssienoe in, ksHaspand all Kind Of
antre indfsc retions @irR married ladies' have been
Rasaby semc means ia passSm panorsnnc view Deiofe
sSssy aPa rne Rogers WIS HUE cottage
NeMyssstie7-in which hcrhar kept 6acheiors. hnii
lpg tte tyne be ha. been
ssyoe ax3aseivIoasieSs and ne has assumed utheir
eyes the character OF brokendown ofpeasuIc
ing an alliance to wealth as means of mending his
dtcayed There has been work going
onn city, which has produced such an on
their minds and ! doubt not but that i will result IN
wnoherlibel suit Mr. Barney az said beiore, ~ man
Of fashionable virtue, but do not think him the ,Gious
fellow thai Madam Rumor has represented him TO be II
le Delaware He says that several attcmptshavc been
made TO him. but lexpect there sfas little
truth in this charge against The adys friends, there
Is in then charges against him. But the OLD ias,ioned
folks of Little Delaware must not expect TO find " To-
among ss sfS 81 e tel hslss '''p'''
SrocE BoARp-At the stock board yesterday there was
considerable sales of Bolt 6's and Bank stocks Mary
land Us closed at for sale 75 bid, Baltimore 6 ~
at lol for sale ols bidi Baltimore 6 1870 at o for
sTHs NaRKrrs-The market 70 Howard street -four is
,ery inactive. Sales small parcels of coInmonmxel
brands from at 81 37t. which is the rate generally
a~EeA- ---,.,-.a. III. :rtE 81. I'd. 5r~y : 3;
saes o! city mill flour made a. new aud Old heat are
pAipg at 81 20 per Dbl For PARCEL OF extra quality,
row being made SCI to be paid, sales OF susqnehanna
sales Of parcels Of ew wheat are making at ~ 90
rents for good prime quality reds Sales white
heats common to prime making at 80 as cents.
Sales OF MARYLAND white at ~ - cents and of
yellow at ~ AZ cents Sales OF new crop oats at 30 81
cents, and OF old at 30 q 81 cents. .-..
Sales OF whiskey in hpls at ~ cents hhds are very
scarce, and would probably command II cents
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L. b. FLEMING NJ. D.

This Mixture prepared by r. D. wypl oop Druggist, 90
yesey ST. Nsw 9Tk and sale by Dr. L. b. Fleming and B.
4 Q Hill Detroit Nicbi Thomas. jncIlaaii. q; j. M
passI2T fhadepha VIM q. Hunting. Charleston s. c.. aud
.ieop In,san
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a,4lsw OF NEW YORK, JUl9 r.. .

,Cx RISES z MOON SETS s. NJ
To ....I ~ 4
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led and subscribed this Sd day orNay 1875 befte M
= .fSigmedl eCHAuNCEY Unlikely. Midlothian.

Please notice that r s. Beekman 4e Courtand street
sno longer an agent for the sale Of the Genuine chenck
Pulmouic Syrup
The Genuns schsnck. Pulmonc syrupcan be had tn
Proprictors Office No Counaadi street few doors below
Broadway No 20 South Sixth Street Philadelphia ore doc,
below the corner Of Chesnut Broadway Albany
No Scte street. Boston aud at No Is North Gay street Bal
timore. le201m-rc. ! SEIZE NICK
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=. Q. H. TRAPHAGAN,M. D.

J,-
ofhs HAVING ADOPTED the use Of Tome Mixture for the
cure Of AGae aud Fever reyrdt deserving Of public con-
hdenec and os medciw that 6ill nnfain the claims Won
make Tor r. In every case, far know, where have
Ersscsed asae and lever i has been successful find
hope it may get the extension patronage deserves "
= 'R~ .~.s s. Very tcy,ertfnlIv 80, -
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'Pn,LapELrnra, July II, 1915.

- = t go y. 81. SPiiLapELr.if. July II, lsl,.
We were visited by heavy shower accompanied by
thunder yesterday afternoon, and the atmosphere wa
Moderated, but continued snltry until evening. BIZ
then sprung up from the north west which has cont
nued up to the present time. dering the wea,aer
ycomparison what it has been for nnmber ofayx po
sitively delightful It's however, far from being cool
enough yet, the mercury being at 90 in the Exchange
between the hours OF and five aud a6 in the shade
-anthe street. --g- .s e.....+t III
- The whispers of city. being visited by the
yellow fever TO which hive hitherto given: no heed
has yesterday and to-day increased into general
fearful iumor. have taken the trouble to make in
qulries and find foundation for the report excep,
t.e weather and the fact ofseveal people being carried
into houses exhausted by the intense heat.
Our city thrown into state,of great excitement
last evening, by the report that about TO 10
eathly Sick after meal and that the symptoms sho
that they We're poisoned The body of a child was
brought 10 the CITY N the steamboat who it said had
died from this cause and the report that large num-
Der Of our citizens among whom were she riff Me Mi.
is said that came in The boat and
conveyed to their homes sick from the above sta
ted and an eSpla nation has been given that the
result OF cooking the yiands served up table in
psrvessel, which had not been properly cleaned and
that they becaFe saturated with copperas People are in
"a great state OF suspense and are anxously awaiting
the arrival Of the Cape May boat which will he in at 1--WE
o'clock this afternoon That will be late for tins let.
ter Letters from the other houses on Cape MAY are
lent a. to the circumstance above alluded to- and its
truth is therefore doubted but the excited naginatons
Of many are busy in painting the mortality as fearful
Capt. Stockton has been detached from the steamer
Princeton and attached TO this station the purpose
experimenting the reconstruction alteration Of L.
steam vessels and the application to them OF the Eric
son or Lopez propellers. ~ M -
The Arch street Theatre closes on Tuesday next
The Acrobats draw extremely well, and as;onsh the
people byheir performances. On the close of this
tablishmen Burton will lend all his energies to the
opening of the Chestnut The bulk Of his new COMPANY
has already been engaged and preparing vgoi-
season. -t-i - s.f ? - ~ =
ment at the Park lie is old vorte of this comInu.
-nny and Will draw Like a locomotive. Marshall and
burton VIII present the Coming attractions OF the
most and magnhc character in Opposition 10
each other - s799 tfSrs,ef
AZ the board of brokers today Texas securities fell
amount OF business and with the exception above stated
there Is little or no change in prices What business
there was transacted showed disposition on the part of
dealers to drop the fancies FOR while and aahbe in
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Sales OF Stocks at Philadelphia.

FIRST BOARD July l7-SI2o0 Wilmington 6-s 80 85
Scoe Heading sR pr ct ls; 100 Girard Blk 81; 25oOs
Ches Dei6s, SO 70; $50 Gfard BIZ 81: GiraTd II.
and Trust 81; 100 Wilmington 1924 do 100 cadne
2Sa; $500, Texas Try notes 22t r.
sscoSp BoARp-2 Penn'a Bank o5o: do as0 tiirar,
trust u: 100 Grard Blk ads 81; 30 Kensinton Blk "a
Manu- and Mechs Dix 22; 5000 kentucky BIDS 6s hoods
ioo 1000 Tennessee BIDS IS Gnt. lst Jan'y) sll
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10 coneqnepc- Of the number q Peteaders and books o.
uackery which inest this city be deems prolvr oInak
me following aene1t satisfactory erond Of confidence
he has been engaged the these Diseases both
hospaI aud city pacce for than thirty years and las
u.sed three editions Of vwork expressly them. Also that
Ne has sers from the most emsent physicians IN Europe from
tle eminent in Sir Ashley CooITr o
toron 10 Dr. Motr of New York; pr Physic Of Phiade
ca and Others and that he permitted refer every
plysican Of eminence this city Address DR. Itarh N
Greenwich =. - mv2s i'm /. Ri
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a Nc l. Il Is
DIsCUTIENT CORN PLAsTEF
IACCIN.4lI0N TO, APREVEWT
Sraa all Fox :, !.

"a Il THE MEDICAL PANTHEON, &C Gold st.-This IN
"A stitnuon Is well supplied with pure and wholesome Vac
cine Nlsef Those wishing avail themselves 81 the advan
tges OF vaccination here offered should apply without delay
A physician j. - sttend.pee AZ all hours;
DR. X. GREGORY, Resident Fhysicsn and Surgeon
pr Al 3; COOK, Assistant Surgeon.
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= 1850 - - GAGareu.s1r al - OWN
Ship Virginia, Jansen Gottenburg, f Habicht D..
Ship Nestor. Moses Boston, by master. 81 y.
Brig Elizabeth, tBpl Wash 81 Johns, M aefcs
Brig New Jersey Pickett, Savannah II nj DemiIl ta3s
Brig Efnily. Perkias, Boston, gadgsr& Peek ttf
Schr Amelia Strong, Baltimore Gssrr u MAILER.
Schr Squire Brothers. Best, Philadelphia - ssas-.
Schr A Marshall, Mayo, Boston,. ~
Propeller Vulcan sieigh Phsdelrhia. 4 y ~
. ss.gf .es Arrived.
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not have escaped his ear. They
were indeed the measured beats Of
oars, and now, Joy to the forlosn
soul the sound of human voice
thrilled to his heart, and awoke the
tumultuous pulses of returning hope.
On his knees did the eye of God see
that man by the broad still stream
that glittered in the sun-beams, and
human eyes soon saw too, for round
that headland covered with tangled
brushwood boldly advanced the lit
tie boat, propelled by its lusty row.
ers. The Lost One raises his feeble
voice on high lit was loud shrill
scream of JOY and fear. The row.
ers pause and look around. Anoth-
err, but feebler scream, and they OBJ
serve him. 1t comes-his heart
ilutters, his sight is dimmed, his
brain reels, he gasps for breath. 1t
comes-it has run upon the beach,
and the Lost One is found.
This is tale Of no fiction, but the
relation of an actual occurrence,
which might be embelished, no
doubt, but which is better in the
plain garb of trnth. The notes by
which | record it were written in
the cabin of the once lost live-oak-
er, about four years after the pain
full incident occurred. His amiable
wife and loving children, were pre-
sent at the recital, and never shall !
forget the tears that flowed from
them as they listened to it, albeit it
had long been more familiar TO them
than tale thrice told.-Sincerely
do ] wish, good reader, that neither
you nor may elicit such sympathy,
by having undergone such suffering,
although, no doubt, such sympathy
would be recom2ense for them.
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Remarkable Emn.c.

We are indebted 10 our friend "Rhodoph," in
New York. for the ioIl,wing interesting account
OF very remarkable ivory image Of the Cruciix-
ion, recently brought to this conn,y from Italy.
We believe the history of the world does not af.
ford similar triumph pure genius. Our cor
respondent says Of the imogs-
1t was purchased in Italy by Mr..
G. Edwards Lester, late U. S. Con-
sui at Genoa, and by him brought to
this country. 1t was wrought out OF
the largest piece of ivory ever
known in the world, being over three
feet long, fourteen inches in dame
ter, and weighing more than one
hundred and twenty-five pounds
The artist was a Monk in the old
convent of st. Nicholas near Genoa
From him Mr.. Lester purchased it
This Monk believed himself called
upon by Heaven to produce better
representation Of the death of Chris
than had ever been made. Selec.
ting this piece of ivory, though h,
knew nothing of scripture, nor tn,
shaping of images, he commence,
his work laboring day and night, of
ten working without food drink O
sleep for 90 or 80 hours at once
With such patient and severe en-
thuslasm-ascetic inspiration famil
lar to the days of Loyola and Pete
the Hermit, and still found anon,
the followers Of the Catholic church
the Monk Of st. Nicholas had bee,
engaged nearly four years upon tn,
statue of Christ, when Mr.. Leste
visited him. He was very mucl
worn by his constant toll, and, wha
was more, the restless excitement O
q naturally vivid mind; but the hip]
pale forehead, and the eyes CLOWN,
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NAPOLEON AND THE GRRNAD1ER
BY AN EYE WITNESS.

twas after the battle of Jena that
the Emperor entered the capital of
the Prussian dominions, in triumph.
In short time he left Berlin with
his staff, of which | was then men,
Der, to meet the Russian army,
which was advancing against US.
Several detachments of the French
were in full march, so that the road
from Berlin to Konigsburg was crow
ded with soldiers. wagons, artillery,
and the baggage train. The empe-
ror, as was his custom, took the bye
roads, and travelled so fast that but
few could keep up with him. The
soldiers who saw him pass by, ac-
companied only by two or three Of
ficers, gave him the nickname of
the petit corporal.' Being pretty
we'll mounted, generally managed
to keep pace with him, and thus had
an opportunity of remarking that lie
sometimes looked behind to know
who was following; and he could
not help smiling when he remarked
how few there were in his train.
The heavy rains, however, impe-
ded our march, and it was with some
difficulty that we were able to ad-
vance at all in some places. All at
once the emperor refined up his horse
to look at grenadier of noble fig
ure, with black moustaches and
whiskers, sitting under tree, his
mnsket, knapsack, and large cap
laid by his side, and who was bnsily
engaged in roasting potato on some
ashes which were yet burning. He
was so intent on his occupation, that
he neither saw the emperor or the
troops marching by him. After
watching him for some moments, the
emperor said 'Hallo, grenadier, what
are you doing there's That's q
pretty question: answered the gren-
adler, with broad Gascon accent :
"a man must be blind not to see that
| am roasting potato on the point
of my knife That's true,' replied
Napoleon; 'here, give it to me, I'm
hungry.'
'Ah! ali! that's good! give it to
you! give it to you! Not such a
fool as that! Pm roasting it for N.Y.
self, and not for others. am hun
Cry! and he initiated the cmpcror's
voice so well, that we could not help
Laughing. Come, here's a gold
piece; give me half of it, Il don't
want your gold; can eat it? will
it satisfy my hunger?' Bonaparte
was much astonishcd at the refusal
and asked him authoritatively if he
knew to whom he was addressing
himself. He, still seated, and very
busily occupied in turning his po.a
to, looked up at him, and repiied
'Humph! do know TO whom | an
speaking? To a man, | hope; no
to God or devil But, | enquir,
| you know me--if you are awar,
to whom you arc speakingT 'Wh
, are you? Yes! no doubt know yo,
well ; you are our petit corporal.
(: and good fellow; but you shan
}. have my potato, for ] ain hungry
$ So saying, he drew it dehbcratel
d from the ashes, and added, in I'll
: quiet and easy manner, 'Egad,
c think it soon will be done!' Til
$ emperor could not help smiling, al,
If said in a nilder tone, Come, ~
It good fellow, have proposition
n make TO You; if you will give II
Q halt Of your potato, you shall con
d and dine with me this evening