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DRAWTNG AND PAINTTi
DR.. FELIX GOURAUD'S

l. A N M Il ID q A Ed 500 T.
THIS admirable emollient now by common consent
rated No as remedy for bletches. pimples pusules
scur eckes, sunbum, al kinds OF ptons every
species Of disco9!ation Of the skin All competition has
been completely distsnced by this invaluable preparation
the demand for which, within the last mouths has in
creased than 500 and still increasing The
cesness and freshness which mparts the complex
ion have rendered it proverbia beaute Of the skin
and dressing room can be considered furnished with
GOUR-a UD'S ITALIAN INDICATED SOAP
also delicious compound and be used in hard
salt and is sovereign and remedy
deep the important that the thin covering which
loneliness resides ahould be kept present and
actvs state Dr. might yfyng the merits of his
Italian Medcaed Soap but he thinks that the number OF
cstes which have been throughout the Union
cost several thousand doa to the Doctor from
Of ships Officers Of the Army and host OF distinguished
Ladies' the original Of which testimonials always be
if required the Doctor thinks sufficient any
wully blind II there be any SUCH the Doctor
might apply them the language ofscrpture and say 81"
believe not Moses and neither would believe
Gourauds Poudre Sabe positively eYtirpatss, and
branch, all superfuous hair.
Gouraud Liquid Rouge will mpar to the pale cheek and
lip crimson iush magnificent that Of the
Gouauds Gecan Hair Dye will change red gray hair
to beautiful black
rGounudsL Lily White instantly disspates rednces fushes
and roughness.
procure the genuine of D Gouaud except
his ''I'
AoErrs.H Chestnut street. Ptladelphia Boston, A. g.
yordon, Milk greet Lowell, Carleton Co.; Worcester
Green * CO.; Pierce, Albany. OF 1msrr
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BnoKERs BOARD, Oct. 3025 shares b. ston and Waves.
Ter h1,l,osd s % No,wieh ard Worcester Railroad
eS ooivd y DO 81 10 do 6a Western Railroad ino.
Lowell Railroad 49, 90 New England Bank 1917; 20
Boston Co. lez; $1,000 u. s. 6is, so, IO3s< wa ~ '
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M ARRIEp LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to ,ntere.,

MARRIED LADIES WILL FIND MUCH to interest
1vl them by peusng Neral Physiology, written by the
Hon. D. Owen, with additions and alterations by r. Clio
NJ D. Were this book carefully by every mari
person, and its advice strictly followed persuaded
that different Of society from the present would
children which could be but poorly reared prevent many
prudent people from entering the state; but
here Is work that will tell important which
may obviate such objections Price Of the book cents
For sale by Zeiber Co. Of Chesnut and Sd
Phadelphia and booksellers; the Editor Ann
New York OF M
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. so, 1916.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. so, 1916.
Your correspondent is assaled with low vuperation
this morning by print protesting be uminary in
this hemisphere The offence given is statement made
in recent letter that the proclamation of the new She
riff would be void Of effect in Moy because tho
police officers despsed the author in conseousncs of
their variance in pocs The truth of this remark is
becoming more apparent every day for the document in
question is openly treated with desion by the officers
and the tenn my baiwick" often repeated in it, in
become catchword and has only to be mentioned to
raise laugh among them This occasioned partly by
the fact that the Sheriff has his proclamation solely
against Moyamensing and the gang OF KILLERS when
other clans of rowdes exist Southwark and the upper
districts, against whom he might with equal propriety
have Launched the thunders OF his first official dctum
The alusion previously made TO the proclamation was
intended more regret than otherwise that his en-
ceived. ~
The train from Baltimo last evening was thrown off
three cows The express car upset. but of the
passengers We're injured. They were however DELAYED
upon the road for several hours.
The remains of Commodore Decatur were TRANSPORTED
from Baltimore to this city without charge by the rail-
road company
A named Benjamin Hewe tt was Yesterday killca
upon the railroad bridge, the Falls of SchuylkilI
while attempting to the track while the train was
moving towards stationary one, for the purpose Of be-
ing connected with it. He was caught between them,
and crushed so that he died almost instantly.
argument in the trial of Professor Mapes was con-
iournment of the This morning they brought in
verdict Of acquittal, the county to pay the costs
prices. and trihng sales.
The stock market is also without animation State SIS
closed at 6714,
sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
OcT 3O-FRsr BoARD.-l32O State SIS SIS 67s< 5000 Ten.
49, SOC sSns ieco s March az Stock
and %eeh Ss Bank 4
500 State s. Pennsyvania Bank aso 5000 State s,
Arrrn sALEs.-7OOo State SIS, s7sl
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BY Last Nigh 8 Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALJ,MSnE Oct so-Ary bark Helen Maria. Taylor Bo,-
ter, West Indies; sehrs William Henry, Ryder dos Mill.
sent Dodge York Sid ships Schiller tBrem) Johsnsen
Bremen; Johannes (Brem) Kochgeths do; barks Hermit.
tage, Fry, Orleans; Montgomery, Davis, do.
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PhiIadelphia Cattle Market.

Der. 29.-Ofered during the week, $50 head of beef
cattle including 100 for New York; 240 cows and
calves, 600 swine, and 500 sheep
Prices-Beeves sell slowly at $4d So the 100 lbs as
in quality--about so left unsold
Cows and Calves bring SIS 80
Swine range SIS 51s the 100 lbs Demand fair.
sheep-sales have generally been at SI14 8 EACH
according to quality "
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FARM WANTED.

50 Wanted purchase for cash. farm Of eonsideychle
Ndlphia; the :arthest within twelve hours journey by
ralrosd tom New York Persons DESTROYS Of dis
posing of such pro pery will address letter r. E. T.,
Chsrlston Carolina; giving minute statement pos
capacity of its soil the kind and quantity produces
force requisite for cultivation and other quality
be formed Of its value and .uitablese The swest cash
The visit the above named cities in
early part OF the ensuing month"; wall examine those
purpose. Ola 2w%rc
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DANCING ACADEMY,

NORTHERN EXCHANGE, 273 BLEECKERSTREET
MR. 9. ROBERTSON, in returning his NEST
l thanks hi, friends and the public for ne liberal
to announce that his classes for the Tuition q Dancing will
have the pleasure of various and
Dances ayorte Pokas the Mazourka and other styles
fS and much admired Rsdows Waltz Fancy Dancing &c.-
for Ladies Misses and Matter. from to NJ GensIemss
from to 10 evening. Assemblies will take place semi
pupils privately classes, atsemnares their re-
and the class room or At Mr. private acade
have been improved painted decorated and the floor
has been all laid making equal to any in the
city Mr. R. would also inform parents who may place their
children under his charge that every attention will be paid
further particulars apply the class MIR RS
sidence, q Canal street. sls lm$re
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BINUEkS BOARDS
RiNM LBS. Boob Binders Boards, from Nos. % to %
'''' "'''''' ana y pIi;Riiisk . s4ooxs.
oil lmrh - an1 81 Nasoau u,
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. L, DANCING ACADEMY.
BHAKSPEARE HOTEL, coRNER Of DUANE AND
MutiAA SrREETe.

M n q NUhEHTSON, IN announcing % his frlends and
will reopen At the above rooms Wednesday Sept 2oh,
his late for their liberal encouragement and
spscully that he will introduce in his Academy
fayorts POLKA. MszHrhs and Polka quadTes the graceful
cfwaltzng; fancy dancing &C. Days Of tuition, Wednes-
days and Saturdays Hours Of attendance for ladies' Misses
and Masters from Nj Gentlemen from 10 in the
evening Assemblies will take place semi-monthly COM
mencing Nov. Mr. r. would also that he will
at their resdenees, Mr. RS private Academy, q Co
nal street Mr. RS class the Lyceum Jersey City, will
open Thunday, October lst For particular infer
nation, please apply at his residence, 90 Canal street.
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MEDICAL AlD.-DR. GREGORY, No. , Roosevelt
M ed physician has recently pub shed
small volume fellie. and foiblss human nature
entitled "The Rubicon" It 10 intended friend to such
may happen to need ADVICE mivatsy. Il treats
nature, among which venereal in all its varieties
FORMS with complete for its and also
relation the Of habit the
youug aud thoughtless. Price so cents
The following few extracts from the works of emf
nent physicians on this subject
MANY vruous people predicted immense harm from pub
fishing Information delicate a subject"
,ore u physiology which artificial modesty has hith
confined the obscure and vicious, but peades
all classes Of society"
Neither the plague nor war nor small por nor similar
1T the pestence that waketh darkness, and the de-
structien that wssteth At MONDAY"
1T excites the Of to undue action and
ducss violent secreons which necessarily
han the vital principal and Of body and mind hence
the sarly failure or loss Of the faculties"
For the OF diseases and emnang from
this dangerous practice Dr. 0egory Inyigorang Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better adapted to help and noursh
the constitution ward loss OF Appetite
depression Of spirits memory &c enrches and
pu1fes the blood without heating and nfamng Prce 90
botte OF half dozen at eo carefully packed
for expectation. Consultations privately at all hours
SIS 1msr
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HAIR DYE


RATCHELpER'S Ins.artaneous LIQUID Hair Dye is alb
so!utev the only article yet invented that be
Tended on TO color the human hair wh:ke SC without
elasticity Of the hair This fact is aesed by hundreds who
nse and take possible it, The co
Tor viii not be disturbed BY constant washing, and win be
found perfectly uniform and without any Of those un
natural tnts much complained Of in ordinary dye
VIM; BACHELOR. w.la.
Agent IN fhiladelpp lug Roussei. OLE Imsr
THE PHILADELPHIA HERB DOCTOR.
dt 266 Broome street, ". Y
JACOB VREELAN, Greenville N. J. cufed of scrofula
- by one bottle medicine. His said. this day, Oct u.s.
that u vas wonderful Iyou but all 2s6 you can
have references this disease all New York Cases
20 yers saodirg John Boucher IS Columbia street, had
the rheumatism he unable walk without crutches
He by his statement October 18th, cured three
days. he told me case Of Dysentary cured doors
from his place and one Of Dyspepsia simeon Brown At
torney street, No H. cured OF Dropsy and bad
eight days. he thought he would burst the swelling
great Mrs DAVIS Manhattan street. cured OF
after beng given up by different Doctors and raising
Consumption ,ter spending hundreds residence Stanton
street. John Erwin cured of Peusy 18th street Avenue
e. David Arsus cured of Fits. $50 Front street Mary
Of Piles in week. after having hem six One lady
Consumption OF the Bowels Hundreds could be pro-
uced-Sce be cou;ounded in FIVE minutes and
evidences produced to convince the world o29 lmsrc
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Passengers Arrived.
Foreign lmuortntions,

CANroN-Shp Thomas w Sears-E Benet and LADY,
MApEIRA-BaIk Mandaren-R Stronack, j Bianchi-2 in
steerage.
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RING,s COuGH CANDY.

COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
~ age ofs indications OF sound intellect and
when e.eed n ts Cause q hs
o. eod slight cough how much better to q, Sass nd
bic Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds OF perhaps I'm
geng asthma fatal consumption 10 be sown In your
tutons Does not common sense point out me proper
course 70 be pusuedwam clothing and Rings Cough Can,
have been quickly cured and many Inat hsd
oe1paIeu-tnen why reader aching irenos
Read tins from the Rev. samuel D. Burchard =
Kings Candy-HavnG been strongly recommended by
some KIND hends TO Try Rings Cough Candy for Sc
we're cold dd 20 with mnst confess sceptcsm to
It's virtues but found myself eddy relieved and able
attend 70 those dass, from which had seriously feared Be-
Others, prompt. TO give the e influence my name may
making the virtues of remedy known 10 the
assistance to the effect.
SAMUEL d. BURCHARD,
Pastor of Houston Presbyterian Church corner
Thompson and Houston streets, New York
For sale Rings 1872 Broadway, corner Of John st.
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THE PLANO-SLNGLNG-
ENGLISH

M RS MORLEY Pupil ofths Celebrated Crovili and Sir
A George Smart. prepared to lessons Singing
English Italian and the Piano Forte her residence,
No 30 LISPENAhD that of her pupils on reason
able terms Mrs also rsadyto teach schools in classes
10 musical accomplishment connected with a refined
education the passport in all its various
attractions and those who wish av
ysntsges should place themselves under the uteage Of Mrs
Morley OF m& ire
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u. kELLlNGEk'S LiNiMENT.

IN this W0ndeHuI PREPARATION INC am1cted have
\got what they have long and seriously called for.
Not solitary case IN the sale Of twenty thousand
It. 1t acts like magic in all rheumatic affections; and pans
Of all and nature yield to it immediately II
to all of any description either
horse the application made s.d n shorter time than
grant safe and agreesbeo be used upon all ages extsr
haIly and and fear Of taking Geld after
Mr. James Murphy of the Bowery of stages
the life ofh and in using twenty dozen
not a bottle has failed.
High BrdgcAt this place grcce roee has been used
without failure. Mr.. Arnold Mason and Mr.. Samuel Ro-
bers builders OF the BRIDGE Mr. Mason by tho
Of three four bottles his rheumatic pains have been entire
ly eradicated Mr. Roberts gives hi: opinion that
great of saving his life nom injury
timed from fall To be had e 90 John street, and at the
great Central Depot Harlem Railroad Once, City Hail.
large bottIes. at 50 bottle SO lmkrc
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KITCHEN RANGES. ,,,,r.

THE Prorre,ors are now prepared 70 furnsh Homss
Ranges trade set them u for pi, rns o ".
or boarding houses having purchased ING nkns .!o.s c
patentec TO and sell them Oul esPsnsrce
ufactnrnR and setting IA chsn nss hs Ham
Range cannot be for sconory and
Which they are purchassd and not they Will be removed
can be given 70 psraps wishing to purchase The prices
raqEs from Ones and Bed Room Crates Of pat
- -. ~ No.. 49,. o..-.u:u..
Tin Wss-Brsht plain, and japsnned. They have
NJ All times ready ranges, crates, and boilers. Also
smokey shsnnsys snrsd-- f fqf1 Il ryy, aov
Y.spsisssn ssA Msssiss'wsrs, y kassss sussl
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MRS. ZEGLTO.
1'IICkJ. n LNTIIIOs
No. 81 Division Street.

No 81 Division Street.
M ILL open large assortment Of Paris millinery Bounets
w &c. She will offer for inspection choice stock OF s
goods comprising silks plain and cut vevets &c &c
which being selected from the latest arivas
is well worthy the attention Of purchssers ,;.
Merchants and mipers from the country wanting msts.
ais and patterns would find their inerest 70 call oe,ge
purchasing the stock fresh the style the ia.ess w,e
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- ruBLtspyp ~
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NsarxwEsT CeRrEa OF FuLroE AND NAssAu D1assss
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MRS. E. HILTON

"a broadway, opposite Trinity Church.
UNFINISHED and pleasant apartments, with bedrooms
attached for peaneet Or transient boarder suitable
and the privilege Of breakfast served their
Gentlemen in business will will find the location very
venient for its contiguity Wall st. oi6 I'm re
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FASHIONABLE DANCING,

"a Leonard street, West of Broadspay
M3LLE PAULINE DESJARDINS, Of the Academic
Roysle Paris respectfully informs the pubic that hsr
ali usual Dances taught will be the new waltz ssuris
Mazurka Qusdrille Polkas, Nvarious) Waltz cling
and graceful waltz Redowa Schools and Families at
ended. Terms and hours made known on application.
s2 lm&rh
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MEDICAL ADVlCE-DOCTOR LAMERr ~ conn
IVA dentay consulted his Office, So Gold street. near
Fulton, all diseases OF private nature. His
being mild and udicou requires neither
son.nturions arising Isn nd.crees ipdsss.es: Of hs
potency engages the Doctors attention. his being
the to that state Of vigor nature originally
the patient being swYe. caused By malusstment and
sometimes, caused by me neglect q he parties tne M
enclosngs Fee attended to, and medicine
advice, Of the United 6tafes. Once 81
Geld street.. o10 lwsr
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nR. JOHNSON, II Duane street, near Chatham sueel Il
Lone Of the Oldest and experienced Medical and Sur

sle lm$rc
e 4. s., 9s
s,ca IL hs city of New YSt the satment
S
in ho.. ola that have emitted for years
ss long ss,
s: ana sSS s
aTs ss %y
as nsa O. he
aversion to society are only symptom, Of tins complaint
cured in days. Pc. raid Letters. containing
:: % d Sy.ss" asd
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
EH1 E5Ef2ss yf E xk 4 DYE I aas
a., This valuable discovery will enable person to dye
70 niure the health the hair and retain all its soess
Be and ask for J.les H.us Liquid Hair slas all
. bcn S ask for boz mark
s.s vs hem swsdsd to the subscriber at the
ed
SS::aus .sIsss, FS.ds nv sfsns:, %ssa
H. % ~
rs s,S,asS,:y M,,sa K.s;s
ted States. s24 imsr
DAGUERREAN MATERIALS.
s s. .as ~
Ss or T1s ssr made &. e. III ..
Plates. Cases Chemicals, Coating Boxes Baths and every
material used in Daguerreotypng Thermometers whole
sale and ren Spcctcles Telescopes Gavanc Batteries
&c. &C. seimsr
CPERM CANDLES AND OLA superior article o +
~ Sperm Candles at cents b. and finest quality Win.
Ter Biesched Sperm Oil 81 the gallon Blesched
20
N B-Fanis;, boarding house and hotel keeper, are
hvc< TO part Of the city free Of ehrre. ss lm~rc
SANFOkDS AT 1T AGAIN
THE TAILORING BUSINESS carried on formerly BY
VIM Mntthes III Fulton will hereafter contlnu-
eddy Sanford Brothers and would. the public and
stock Of French English and Belgian cloths
variety Of cassimerss and vesngs that fashionable
desirable which will be made order the most
difeu as e fashion, taste and workmanship Also full
bosoms collars suspenders umbrellas &c, all OF which we
guarantee TO sell low they be bought the city
Come and see SANFORD BROTHERS,
LIT Fulton st.. next Herald once.
MARCUS B, SANFORD, ~
Arsor Y. HArvnRD. sis imsrh
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NEW YORK RIDING SCHOOL.
NOS. IS 4 81 WATT STREET.
FRONTING CANAL sTREET.


Bettceen HwdsOn and G7teicich streets.
MIR. j. H. MERRIAM takes this opportunity of returning
N1 his grateful acknowe dgmens those who have
80 handsomely patronised him from the first he
identified with the New York Riding School, and pledges
himself to endeavor By the mos. unremtting attention
inform his friends and the public that he will open his
Evening Classes connection with his Day School, for tut
ton and exercise riding Monday evening" the I'd Of No
vember Application % 30 made az the Office, or School
JAS CODDINGTON, Proprietor.
BATTLE OF MONTEREY.
SARONY MAJOR have just published two splendid
prnts-one startling representation Of the Siege of
Monterey; the other portrying the Generals Ampuda and
Taylor with their stats treating for the capula-
ton of Monterrey both tastefuy colored Single copies
lax cents; per hundred. IS
S&M haye also published correct full length likeness
Of Gen Taylor andpicuIes Of all his bales together with
prints which hey would call the Of the public
Orders from all parts of the country promptly attended
Agents required in the principal cities and towns who will
be supplied on the most favorable terms. t
dig awsr sARONY MAJOR, % Nassau st.
DRAWING AND PAINTING.
I r. WATERSTON, teacher of Drawing and Painting
a. to the Flushing Institute, L. L. has still leisure
time which ne wishes fill mp in giving Private Lessons
Terms moderate and may be learned by applying at III
way and Bleeckef street N Y OFT lmsr
4 y k.kNiAN Ri YsiUIAN-DR. HKlNE, No. ~ Duane
street, most respectfully informs the public that he has
relnqushed his outdoor he confines himself entire
V once aboring under chronic affections
mercual diseases strctures piles &c Also certain dis
to which the young liable all large cities
may apply Confidence Dr. Hene being regular phys
clan and a member of the medical faculty. olo m*rc
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THE PHlL aAI HERB DOCTOR.

WHEAT
ONE THOUSAND bushels Illinois Wheat, Just landed
" and for sale By Il. X. COLLINS CO,
OH "a Soo,h tree,
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Once Of the New York Gas Light Company,
October IL, 1876. ~
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have this day declared
dividend of four and half per the capital
stock Of this Company for the months ending LIST August
last payable to the stockholders and after Monday the I'd
November
The transfer book will be closed from the oath inst until
thar date. By order,
oi3 tNov2rc G. L. EVERITT, Sec'y.
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NEW DISCOVERY

RY which all Stoves and Pipes or Crates may be kept
- JET BLACK, with a. beautiful polish Coach Body,
street.
Also, HAYS IMMINENT Es.setsd cure any case of
De;hs.. Msw's wcTr,psed g
the Hair East India HAIR DYE, will color the hair Jet
Black and stain the Skin. LOngley's Western PANA-
Sold at I'll Courtland street. o22 imsr
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M COKBiTT, member VI the unvsssrry Of New Y ork,
~ also of the medical society informs his and the
public removed his once Duane
Reads street. three doors from BNosdwsy Dr. o. having
confu hrs the Of delicate diseases for
the Last years with certainty all
Dr. Corbitt informs the public thai there other Dr.
Corbirt the and that he has connection with the
plagians of his Duane medicine may DO
had disease in all ts forms. Open from
"a. M. till sP. NJ o3ooese
AUACKERY IN NEW YORK.-Dr CsorER, II Duane
sreet near Chatham street, wishes strangers and ci
the victims OF the imposition Of quec to
peruse the following letter -
Dr.. CooPER-SIR-Las July contracted s>diseass and
Immediately applied doctor who promised to in
sweek continued with HIM two months and was gradually
doctor, and each promised positively to cure me ls1sh
were doctos concluded TO the hospital where
the doctors kept under Of mercury for NJ weeks
My throat and liberated in joints, and
body covered with ulcers was complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous mcdi.
cine advised southern climate left the hospital and
by the advice Of several Friends placed myself under your
care the LIST OF January The result is told am
WE'LL and restored to perfect health wish this pub
% lmsr THOs. GREEN, BrickIsyer. Harlem.
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WEIR'S CELEBRATED BROWN
ETECT~TTh

A PROVED and recommended by the faculty-s never
"A failing remedy for al affections Of the Kidneys nam
nation and weakness. of the urinary both males and
all climates has been known 70 Fail removing the
most obstinate attacks Of &c and be safely
and certain Il can be taken At all tines without regard
Prepared only by JAMES WEIR, As Grand street, in
boxes at shlngs and shngs per boz. None genuine
Orders through the Post Once vail be duly attended
.ie runhr.