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Business Notifies.
THE EXAMINER.

The design OF this publication is 20 az0rd usefai r:ors
non 20 the ,1.gayng citLens The system OF ard
assessments Wi! De discussed ard Sc! forth In ee:s with
view 20 Us improvement
TIE laws OF the State r-stive tbs city VIII be So; forth
in this Journal III thai order Of arrangement which Will make
n. n Of Easy reference.
The Examiner WILL be pGblsbed OF Thursday Of each
", -k II quaIto form OILS pases, 81 Three oas ye..
bv DANIEL x MINOR CO.
IS Chambers, corner C-nue-s.
II No containing sewers! curious documents OF Gov.
erno poasAn, ume l6ss-a,o. The Gity Charter ofs's,
and he proposed New CHARTER OF he Common c0une! Of
1876 with other matters OF interest II
MAGIC HAS DYs-Red or gray whiskeVs changed 20
besaa 6seA iHsp2Lsueeu.,y BY The opp ieAen OF eos'
Ions Magic la.f py County gentlemen have oos'
tie forwarded taem ~ Express Otherwise by encias
.aer orders cash ene!oIed. Z Phon "a Bsad~sy-
Price = per be,s with full directions Cor &C, ompany
Ing each bottle
Cay gentlemen are invited call at he Depot. Were
they can hsve superb pair OF black whisSers suosn!e6
for rel or srsy ores in less !haa I've minutes
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METALLIC TABLET RAZOR sraop.-Merchanu and
dealers invited to call and examine the various pat
terms Of the above at the manufacturers.
G. SAUNDERS & son, III Broadway,
mla D. few doors above Cort!and.st.
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r. JOCKEY CLUB" EXTRACT, with complete as
sortnen OF Perfuery Toe, Soaps Shaving Cream, Gen.
uine Bears Ol Amsndne for chspped hands, Coognes,
Fan Lustrale spend!d preparation for hair warrant
ed Razors superior quality Hair Nail, Tooth and SHAY
ing Brushes, Combs &c kc-for sale wholesale and retail
By e RoUSsEL, l5s Broadway. between Liberty and
Cortland nj 2s1lmW
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o -uuH.yt !. c0iuIBg-lhst hiis a. nappI srsson-
WIN IS purs AID sunsh.te; bul my Thymer and rea'
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e RorssEL's AaANDi.g Tor the cure and prevention OF
Chspped Hands for sale The principal druggists IN THU
city, and wholesale and retail the Of the subscriber
EUGENE ROuSsEL
Manufacturer ard Importer OF choice PeruGery, Toilet
Soaps Shaving Cream, &c- tc- No. I59 Broadway be-
tween Liberty ard Cortland ~ In
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Loco-Chesterheld, willsboro, schroon.
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z Ksox's FASHIONABLE HATS for The ensuing sprns
are ready FOR inspection and BALE at 10 Fulton
st. between William and Nassau To those who are not
the yotaes Of fashion always wish to look uniform IN
Inc Hat they when is most becoming 10 them,
can have their Hats made 10 order very shor! notice
mil lmis-
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DANCING ACADEMY.

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, ava BLEECKER STREET
MR. g. ROBERTSON, in returning his most sincere
WI thanks to and the public for the liberal patron
to that his classes the Tuition Ct Dancing will
have the pleasure OF various and
fayoe the Mazonrka and other styles
fsl and mach admired Rsdows Walt. Fancy Dancing sc
for Ladies, Misses and Masters from Nj Gentlemen
from to 10 evening" Assemblies will take place semi
pupils privately classes, at at their
sidences the class rcom Mr.. RS private acade
NY Canal street The above rooms during the summer
have been greatly improved painted and the floor
city Mr. r. would also inform parents who place their
children under his charge that every attention will be paid
further apply At the class room, at Mr.
sidence, 82 Canal street. sl8 lmsrc
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mo. DOL


HxApeuARrsAs Army OccurArIor,
Camp before Monterey, Sept 10. ls46. !
sm have the qualification to report that h ~, the Bishop
The ID divon In the Of the night the batteries
below the town were, with exception, abandoned
by the enemy and this morning were occupied by
troons To-day the Ord infantry with the field artillery
OF The LIST division the Mississippi and Tennessee reg
ments and the I'd regiment Of Texas riiemc (dsmoun
cd j have been warmly engaged with the enemy in the
town and have driven him with considerable loss to the
plaza and ts vicinity, which Is yet strongly occupied
town on the right and holds q position there. The
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nF4LL IND WINTER GOODS FOR MEMS
WEAR. ..
KNOEPFEL, GREGORY AND FOOTE.

No. 80 John street, Up Starr,
Lave will be constantly receiv ing New
III and Desirable Goods adapted to Mems Wear which
they would invite the attention Of MERCHANT TAILORs
and PURC HASERS generally.
CLOTHs0eI French and English ofthe best fsbries
superior finish and full widths,
EHssiMEKs AND DOEsRINs-sf and GO, black and
fancy, newest and most desirable styles. =
VESTlNGS-Ertra rch black and fancy, Blk, Satns,
bgured and plain, figured shapes, &c.
VELVET vESTiNGS-ln stripes, plaid figures, &e, the
CLOAKINOS--Pisid and shaded stripe.
silesas, canvass padding. buttons
muslns, silk twist, thread &c. &c.
Purchasers will ind II greatly 70 their advantage 70 sx
anime our stock before making their selections.
suis imsre
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enemy still maintains himself in the plaza and citadel
and seems determined TO make stubborn resistance
particularly graiifed to report that
of yesterday and today though disastrous to the enemy
have been achieved without material loss.
cannot speak in too high terms Of the gallantry and
perseverance, Of troops throughout the arduous ope
rations OF the last three days.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedent servant,
H. TAYLOR.
Major Gen. U. s. A. Com
ApJUTANT GENERAL THE ARMY,
Washington, ID. C..
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DANCING ACADEMY.
SHAKSPEARE HOTEL. C0RNrR of DUANE AND

WILLIAM SrnEEys.
M X. 6. ROBERTSON, in anuouncing his friends and
M the public, that his Glasses for tuition Of Dancing
will the above Wednesday, Sept
takes the opportunity Of returning biz sincere thank,
spsctfalfy announces that he will Introduce his Academy
this season. various and fashionable dances, with the
and much admired Redowa with MsxprkA and other styles
Of waltzng fancy dancing, &C. Days Of milton Wednes
and Ma.ter: frO%s to PM Gen,lelnsa from e 70 in the
mencing Noy. L. Mr. r. would also announce that he will
private instructions pupils classes a semnIes
their residences Mr. RS private Academy 70 Ca
nal street Mr. RS class at the Lyceum Jersey City will
nation, please apply at his residence, SO Canal
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]. STOUVENEL & CO,

j. STOUVENEL X CO.,
No john street near Broadpay, and No. % Gold street
MANuFACTuRERS and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
GLASS, Solar. Lard. and Csmphene Lamps, Chsnde
brackets, Hall Lamps and Lanterns, Girsndoles Can
up % &C &c Private houss ch.rche and hotels ated
crt and plain glsss of every description which in
s.d cutting cannot be surpassed by any the com
sv tne above articles made ORDER and matched {,
reSue, and Euar2teed 10 sasaconall great
IN rvlce Glass order. Lamps altered and
rehnished. Goods loaned Tor parties 20 inns nc
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UNION HOUSE.

THE subscriber has taken the above named Ad spen
did Hotel completed, At the centre Of the beautiful
public the 10th The Union House
large. richly finished and furnished and offers unsGpsied
business pleasure Having recently kept the United
States HoteD and Congress Hail." Saracoga the sub
scrber respectfully invites his cid friends and patrons, and
AL ''"''' ~ ~ ~ s. s. sEMAN.
Springfield, July a, 1915. aus sm'r
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TCofTespODdeHre OF tno ,-.,-,.,g
VIEWS OF TWO MEXICAN GENERALS.
while in the city OF Havana, accident placed me .,
the same house with Generals Rsjon and Csnalejc we
al onnostc At table and wers thereby pre-
ssn,rd of hearing from time time the edifyng con-
VIBRATION Of these gentlemen They took me for an
Epgishmsp and they therefore freely INDUCED N thest
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MRS. BlsHOr,
n n II g Il II NJ x ~ X

No o6 Hudson street, New York,
WOULD her thanks the ladies Of tins VI
entity and the public in generals for the very nesra pa
tronage bestowed her while ia business at 2aJ hudso
street, and would inform them thsshe has
again los Hudson street. where she will on hsnd
general of Coets of the stye all OF he
own Manufacture, Wholesale and retail.
Aso Russia Belts and Back Braces Of every description
sis fmsm
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s,sAa Tor nHabsr Of ysn, beautifully situated
wing ws,er my lana near the city o. New York h.
miles The permanent summer supply is from 10 horse 70
H :, S,. any amount APPiyIo A6RE 1 BAKER,
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wi first eschsr OF the Partisan Dancing Acade
Of Mr. Cellarius {wheIe her extaorir.ry skulnes:
reputation for her and splendor Sanong the
distinguished families Of that reaowned town ofPars
lean and Enga Idle: and gsatismea who irsquea,ed the
Academy No. - Canal street, corner Of Broadway
where all the most fashionable quadres, Maxourkas
Waizes Mazouzka Rsdowas Pokas Gallops Waltzes, &c
are taught. -
Ladies and gentlemen are ndstincty received in this Aca
DENY where any body be but with
Fri tlv cha rvsd s22 Ave
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NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL EMIGRATION
OFFICE
ID w BYRNES 4 CO, Of Liverpool, ere desirous Of IN
forming the public of the United States that they
tnue 20 despatch line of first class Ships and Packets
New York tie lst 9Th Ilth sh 2ist and 2eh Of each
Sh and 20ih TO Boston, and stated penods to Baltimore;
also IN New Orleans during the healthy by any Of
which lines parties Tor their friends to be brought
out without disappointment delay this being the Oldest
snd having found the Importance Of direct Agency IN the
United States TO the Of placing within the power of
the ne DIS OF passengers coming ont the immediate cor
leaving The old country.
r. W BYRNES co. offer many advantages to passen.
which Others have attempted in direct communica
tioby the ships from ireland the United stses they
have invariably vessels durrg the spring from Dublin Cork,
Waterford Belfast and Londonderry, by which emf
grants saved much trouble by being shipped
al their seaport and also that Of being landed Of
the ports Of the United States which SHIPS ate from Ii
verpoo nearly az the same cost direct New York
p. w BYRNES CO. have agents in all the seaport
towns IN Ireland from whence steamers leave for Liverpool
and IN many oil the interior towns who
emlgrsns on embarkation and by whom be
paid that may be required procure &c.
The who act for this Company in the United States
NEW YORK Mr. Edward Saul, 50 South, corner of
BOsToN-Mr w. r. Mckay, 50 Mill street.
Observation-Disclosures. H. G. Craig Co., Market
BALTIMORE--Nlr. George Law
NEW ORLEANS-Mr John Toole
DRAFTS AND EXCHANGE Drafts for amount payable
sight the Provincial Bank oflreand and all its branches
and also all the principal Of England and Scotland
p. w. BYRNEs & CO.,
80 South, corner OF Wall ST., New York.
p. w. BYRNES * CO.,
frohrn Loo, n,aI
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OAGIJERRIAN MATERIALS.

DAGUERREAN MATERIALS.
UOHN ROACH, Opucian, g2 Nassau street. has now on
d hand an assortment Half Plate and Medium voghtlan
der Tubes Also American, OF his manufacture, supe
rior 30 any yet made in the United States.
Plates Cases Chemicals Coating Boxes Baths and every
material used in Dsgperreotypng. ThermometeI whole
Ar Re $50 ssmsr
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ALLEN DODSWORTH'S
DRIVATE DANCING SCHOOL, No. 4D Brooms q.
Broadway.
A D. would beg leave inform his friends and the public
that made great aud his
by which the and accommodations much
increased he i'll commence his classes Tor the
Tuesday Oct at p M for Ladies and children, and
NJ. for gentlemen.
The include all the Fashionable Dances of the
day,
Terms, &c. made known by applying At the School.
SIG lm&r
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NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IA, 1916.

90 KING CHARLES sPANIELs, Italian Grey
Hounds, NEWFOUNDLAND Watch Dogs, White Poodle
lDoRs English and Scotch Terriers In fact the pub
nc can pc supplied with few with any thing Of
New York ali i'm
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HOSE who wish acquire rapid knowledge OF Cutting
all the various styles Of garments at the
time advised obtain copy Of Snem celebrated
work the subject which contains all the information that
be desired 1t has already with the
dened SALE and generally the trade throughout the
Union and IS warranted to entire satisfaction all who
adopt its principles Price per copy from eight dollar
according to the binding; also single sets Of patterns
1' '''''' VI S-''-'' W. " II sTiNEMETrs,
sl0 lm*r No ll3 Broadway. New York
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

TO LET OR FOR SALE,
GA AND Possession given Immediately, the Farm and
EH premises lately occupied by John Gray Esq Staten
~ isand, about two miles Of Port Richmond and
nearly opposite Elzabethpo There about eighty
Including woodland and salt meadow End
tion OF the farm s under good cultivation TIKI is new,
large and eommodous msnsoa house and good barn. and
and Convenient thouses the Apply
CHARLES KOHLER.
Near the premises, or to
GEO BOWMAN,
o'0 lwsra No Hanover street. New York.
IHE GLUBE HOTEL, 66 Broadway.
This HOUSE has, during the summer, been
lisa paired and painted throughout and mas entire far
twill be reapened for TraveAers Sc, on Tuesday next.
the 9Th and will be kept the old plan
with the addition OF table dhote. few families and sin.
gle gentlemen can be accommodated for The winter.
OF imsrr JAMES II. PAGE.
FASHIONABLE DANCING,
"a Leon0rd street, West of Broadray
M3LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, of the Academic
WI Koyae, Paris. respectfully informs the pubkc that her
Glasses for xonabls Dancing have commenee Besides
all the usual Dances teusk will be the waltz Mszuka
Manarka Qussrne, Pohss rtvaro9s,) new Waltz eina
aud graceful waltz Redows, Schools and Families
ended Terms sndhours made known ON application
s24 lmsrh
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BIGGAk'S

REPOSITORY OF THE FINE ARTS,
81 CANAL street between Broadway and Church street
B. has added to his collection fine specimens
Of rngrsvings by the old masters such Morahen Strange
Bsrollozz Wooiett, Cabot, &c Fine modern French and
Engsh Engravins and Mezzotintos many Of which
English Horses, logs and Crsketeni fine Theatrical md
Theatrical Scenes and Characters for chdren Fancy Sta
tIonerY In variety. % iMkrc
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VERY IMPORTANT TO CONSUMERS OF TEA
~

VEKH IMFOKTANT TO CONbUMEKS OF TEA
GOOD BLACK TEA, IS cents per ID.
" GOOD YOUNG HfSON TEA, 30 cents per b.
Every purchaser Of five pound pseiage will have the
advantage though he fifty chests Our object
offering such induce mcnts il and cultivate
large and well earned popularity az Tea Dealers.
I'LL WHO DRINK TEA
and appreciate good article, and wish to obtain it
little than half the charged should send
the principal Store the New York and China Tea Com
pany, So Catherine street, New York.
All orders from the country be accompanied by cash
the same, all letters prepaid the goods will be
orwarded IS lm*rrc
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OR SALE Steam Boiler for Cooking, with four large
Kettles, Lead Pipe Taps Couplings and Furnace all
4. HOMER'S, No. 100 Fulton ST., or No. Ann st.
so 2w~rh
THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE (Stock)
Company, Of the city Of New York, Office, Ne. 81 Wall
THIS Company continues against loss and
damage by fire, dwelling houses, warehouses, buildings
goods merchandise and ,ehod furniture favorable
JOHN BR6UwER. President
CHARLES H. BIRNEy, Secretary. nh lmsm
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10 Ntrangcrs and Others attending the Far.
BROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING
SALOON,
No II Pearl Street,
the House for who tending
the Fair get their meals. The house about three
minutes walk from Cattle Garden
o6 2w*rc Late OF Lovejoy's Hotel. Proprietor.
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED
II AIDES OR GENTLEMEN having superhuous effe cts
IL to dispose Of such Wearing Apparel Furniture &c.,
obtain fair cash price for the same by sending for the
attend their residences. J. LEVENSTYN,
466 Broadway mp stairs.
Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. J. LEVENSTYN.
ais m
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NO. 80 PEARL STREET,
The srFest supply and the most :psnd,d s:.Sr
M
Paper Hangers be a.9 the
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS,
FEATHERS, &c.
.se RnN N SS a.: ~ st om
s Gsis P ri s and Ss sd ta
Artisal Flowers punches, wreath. ,Prss ysrsnds &C.
?. P en A
EssfTK Esle ais do imitation and fancy
Feathers in seat variety and Of the very richest kinds
DEAFNESS CURED.
o0 WIN
ssdsi
covered his hearing and ssia i;
Surgeon tcH: B. MS Forces, jamaica
Acoustic Drop; r sale for ncipen. deafness
ears, soliection. Of hard WAL nc '.. - - snH im.r
iEftEksUN INSURANCE UUmrANi,
o1'o. No ewALL r :Tc S,rS:lr. r.sfMsHo'1"r
rHs Company eersinpe. against io.s asmsa.
sra goods wares aud and sv:ly dsseTpoa
oer.ona property also against lo damage by inland M
VACATION and 'Ian'p''''i DisEcToRs.
5SS 4 I: |os$iSh. fis:sS S Ss:;
Moses Tucker, James T.. Holmes.
John X. Davisoz, John r. More
John ". Ice, William X. Thorn,
CaichA Tums, Thomas Morrell,
FranciEP Sage, Eugene Bogart,
John c. Merritt, koben Smith.
THOMAS W. THORNE. Prssdsst
EO HOPE aeerstsvv ,At svs
AMERICAN MANUFACTURED CUTLERY.
WIN. WILD mspuiacturer Of Gallery, No 100 Division
of and blade Knives OF his own msnuactur
ng good and cheap tn m. trade an25 msrc
BOARDING IN A PRIVATE FAMILY.
A FEW genteel boarders can be accommodated at 5s4
n Broome street, third door from Hudson street The
large ard every attention will be paid to make m
desirable home There bathing roomhot and cold water
any For further particulars enquire at 38 Broome
street. O. H. RING 1872 Broadway, corner John st.
90 lwsrh
PAVILION, NEW BRIGHTON.
II BLANCHARD has the honor inform his friends and
the public in general that he will keep the Pavilion at
New Brighton open during the winter should sui
6cient number OF boarders his doing Aay
will reach Mr. Blancard by being addressed
TO him Post Office. New ork.
From New Brighton. From New York
9 II AM. Q ~ An
So r. M 81 I'M.
Pavilion New Brighton, Sept. 2s, 1876. s2a tfrh
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CHARLES RIDGWAY,
HAIR CUTTER AND WIG MAKER,
% Wall ST., opposite the Custom House.
~ r. having received Per last steamers, the latest Euro
~ .pean Fashions for Oeutemens Hair Cutting will intro.
ducethe same this day, at his Hair Cutting Rooms Is Wall
street.
October 9Th 1876 o6 1wsrc
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WROUGHT NAILS.
k00 KEGS of 100 lbs each az inch wrought nas
OOO LIST quality daily expected and will be sold low,
delivery after LIST Of December next,
GEORGE +. GERDIN0,
au2Q mec 10 MaidepDa~ junction of Liberty
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FALL FASHION, 1876
~ WIN BANTA. No 81 Canal street. and 1870 "a
Chafham street. offers TO his friends and The public -
large Of Hats of the STYLE the following
low prices vizMoleskn silk HAT. fur bodies 81 nuria
ur Hats lheir sh,pe aud color 49, short
nap silk Has I bodies So so first quslity Pari: mole
Also the fall Of cndrens silk velvet and fancy
cloth mohair cloth. oil silk plush and fur Nc
Boys fall pattern fur ard silk hats oil m-rc
m A CARD. ~
- ROBERTSON, proprietor Of the Ph@nix Hat - -
and Cap Manufscorv, his owedgments 10 lbs
friends and for their previous befal
patronage Of hi. IA, ssy emoyed from
fall style lately introduced aud which has been much adj
mlred for symmetry elegance, being exhibit
ed Notwihstandng the disparity between his prices
and those of his brethren IL trade broadway he engages
He invites the ncrsdulous call and have
their doubts set at rest. WIN. ROBERTSON, JR.
PRICES,
FIRST quality Of Nutra Fnr,. ...............".eA5o
First DO. Mole.kin. 50
second do. 90. M
ihrd DO. DO "
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THE PILES
cr-nr EnR II - sECIREn,-n- rpHAars


A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED Do: CPHAMS
"A Internal Remedy for the cure Of Piles 1se pessGbLe
ed ph-sicau OF New-York city is the only really
esss remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint
The Piles ever offered 10 The American public.
The Electuarv contains Mut.ral Medicine. diOej
Coocrr.a Gdnlbo other powerful and irritating purgs-
tive No iesr OF taking cold whq under its nauencej
change in diet necessary II taken according 20 directions
q for fe guaranteed.
iaot.cr Certla:e added TO the hundreds that have a.
ready beer received Of the efficacy OF Dr. Upha's Eec
mary. NEw-YoRg August =, 1876.
Msr,. Wyatt 4 Ectcla-Gent For several years pas,
hsve been troubled with Piles, very cosiive state OF
my complaint not being so severe ~ 10 disable us from
business dread had OF physicians and patent med
icnes thai unt this Spring never used any medicine or
applied 10 physician for relief The Piles then being so
that allowed several operations 10 be performed
without any benefit Determined after this 10 try other
means read advertisement OF guaranteed by
the use OF Or. Upham's E!ectaGy | purchased three
boxes your and from the use OF which found
myself entirely cured of the Piles and my health
improved remain, Sirs. your much indebted friend.
The writer OF the above, from motives of decacy de-
cne having his used but authorizes Us 10 refer 10
him show The original Certificate 10 those no may
doubt its authenticity
Another fact relation 20 the efficacy Of Dr. Uphan''
E.ctuary. PHILADELPHIA Sept 2, 1916.
Dr. Tgiam-Dear Sir: About i've years ago was af-
hicted with what called Chronic Dysen;sry. have
sadered with since and physicians have told
that rny liver affected and that my bowels ulcer
sed. for blood and pus attended with peculiarly purii
Smell the frequent discharges. short time since
made visit 10 Massachusetts. IL hopes of benefit from
chauge OF but suffered severely than before
While there physician offered for SO In three
months Happily, in the midst OF Intense pain, OCCASION
ally relieved by aTdanuu saw in wrapper OF your
Elcctuary perfect description OF my complaint together
with many certificates OF This gave grert
hdence in the Medicine, aud purchased box and nine
doses of which has apparently cured and am PrePer
ed 10 say every thing in favor render any service
can 10 humanity By Subscribing 20 It's merits.
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERClVAL,
No. 20 South SiNlh-sL
Propretors Office le6 Bowery. Sold wholesale and Ie
tail. by WYATT 4 KETCfiAM, l2i Eulton-s- n. I. and
C. Sloane. 1874 Fullon.si. Brooklyn. prie. 81 Tvs SIM