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RJNG,S COUGH CANDY.

COMMON SENSE has always been considered in every
" age ofthe indications Of sound and
when cIered in the Of suffering humanity becomes
most ennobng virtue. When suffering under the effects
Of cold slight cough how much better to at Snse st ,d
BILE Cocgh Candy than allow the seeds Of perhaps I'm
gerng asthma fatal consumption TO be sown In your con-
sutions. Does common point out the proper
course be pursuedwsrm clothing and Rings Cough Can,
dy have been quickly cured and many that
Reconsideration why not you reader aching friends
Read tins from the Rev. Samuel ID. Burchard =
Rings Candy-Having been strongly recommended by
soue kind friends try Rings Cough Candy for very Sc
we're cold did with must confess great as 10
those duties from which had seriously feared to be
Others prompts give the little influence may
possess, IN making The TINS te%eay Known % ths
great the effects ofmedicne namely confidence
SAMUEL ID. BURCHARD,
Pastor OF Houston street Presbyterian Church,
Thompson and Houston stree Is, New York.
oHIu Aie
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DRIVATE DIsEAsE.S-BRANCH OF THE PhILA:
Hass fHlA sT IhEi NV ySEk@TSs Member: q
the Padephia College of Medicine having had extensive
OF
ca The the nSSs%y
have every day S% al on hs
der old affections ulcers diseases o the
bones and joints: me,car: and SKIN disease er%pnon,
giving mercury, nudicous treatment and objectionable
quackery. ,-r,, .,,,,rn
THE srEcF ST EaTEaeE f sl
Gsir s s the
Tins powerful durete than any other remedy
yet % WITHOUT no "s ~ way WIN
ness ff''h ohe Ds slAiiRs et PRsiRRILINE
DREpxRED by the members the Phi!ad phia College,
accordance With the most modern di.cover,e: OF ea
by College for the of scroula rheumatism
ypSe y%p"% and he
an mi OF mercury and unskul medical
m'n Fss son Ssf RSt Black
THIS valuable Alternative !, sure Iemedy in syphilis both
medaisy after the first of the dse. Persons
who have on the e
should not be moment without IT, Single bottles One
DOLLAR cases Of half 4as so1 F5s 81 ELIXIR.
DREPARED expressly for the of those WHO have in
in either Of the nocturnal emissions nervous rritsb
sans. con.ytntiona debility produced from
Iii also powerful coector of Female regula,ties add
's'' s, Fs RS;'i $s' SS#SS dozen
pATIENTs residing in any part Of the Union by writing
kind it msydelic ae, ndelicaie private otheIwi;e it
will be consulted by the members who meet daily Tor
fSas nS ss Il
T include all expenses mq bCKNsSS agent
Where one of the memben-Doctor McDonnell.i. in at
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, NOVEMBER is.


Ships Fdels Hackstaf Liverpool c II Marshall: Bur.
gyndy, Edgar HsvJe Fe, Lyinx.toa Helen Fielder,
ysna, spoford. Teston Co. Banks John Benson Pcher
New Orleans, Collins Co; Paris, 80 New Orleans,
eager Lord Galliot Veneha, Meppeden, Dord Boon
Crave, Co. sIiE. Isabelle. Psr,Sns st Jchns, NE; Ade
ham, Trinidad de Cuba. Chastelan Ponvert; Cayuga
Mitchell, 81 Thomas and Guayama, Ogden Orenocko,
Reese Bolivar, Maitland Comre x Co; II de Zaido Ro
ssr!, San Juan via Kingston Jam WIN Tyson; America
Adelaide Rosina. Norton, Franklin, La Cabut, Nicker
son, Boston; LYDIA Post Baltimore, MAILER Lord; Rea
Lorng Philadelphia; Mary Jane, Fisher Chareston
Barge Orb, Yapp, Philadelphia
Arrived.
Packet ship Liverpool Edridge, from Liverpool Oct 18th
with mdse, 70 Woodhu Mntnrns Oct 80 lat a 80 Ion
fO3 saw the wreck Of bark Sea Nymph Of st John NIB
mainmast gone about SIR feet from the deck head of
gone and bowsprt standing; the wash
ing across her deck; blowing fresh aud there was
large sea at the time; did not board her.
Brig Eolns Munroe from Sagua la Grande. Oct 18TH with
sugar 10 Ackerman Sid III with brig Carbse
Tor Boston The experienced heavy gales from the
Brig Czen Brown, 10 days from Philadelphia with coal
bound TO Boston; put in account Of the weather.
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LyEHpooL-Packe ship Liverpoo-James Rennie and la
dy New York; Mr. De Puibusqce and lady, Paris; John
Merelees and lady Cncnnat; Rev Walter McGlyay and
Miss Smith, New jersey; Mrs Henry Moore John Moore
New York; Rev Adam Reed, Salisbury, Conn; John Ar
mold, Canada; Jacobs, Philip Jacobs, New York. John
POWELL Ireland; Thomas Ryle England; James II Taylor,
40 james Mcdowell Augusta; Ga; VIM A.hby Michigan;
Mltehsee Pittsbug Heinschen, Kentucky DsidIieh
job Wellby. Kennedy: Capt Louey &. ance.
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MtPIG,ALs CAER.PK M0KEIsoN.-NoKTH RI
DIR. ROAKE'S IODINE LINIMENT

TyNHE ASTONISHING success that has attended ap-
pcaion Of this most valuable Linmcnt, and the
testimonial. that daily received, warrant my calling
upon the afflicted 10 the only remedy
can be relied upon and will do all that il
NO auack nostum bat scientific chemical compound OF
iodine OF known and established efficacy.
IL permanently and effectually
. RHEUMATISM,
either chronic OF inammstory paralysis loss OF the
OF the limbs contractons of cords and muscles and gou
matters MT OF how long standing; spains bruises
hard ,wsngs and enlarged Joints yield few application
OF hs Liniment has been used with incredible
IN scrofus OF Kings Ey enlarged glands diseases Of the
spine ana mp Joints nc doloreux and all affections
it's Invaluable and acts like charm stopping the bleeding
o. mesh w9and' and e.usng them to heal in few day.,
or fever sores and swell legs Kidneys
the chest SIDE stiff peck, sore throat and Group.
1t speedily Mnd eecuav eradicates euptions
OF the shin IN the form OF salt rheum, erynpcla pmpes.
ringworm or letter BARRIERS itch scald head &C.
toothsche and headache IL extracts the pain and
cures coms bunlons, chilbains &c Sold by s. NIGER.
SOIL sole proprietor 20 John o3i eodims rrc
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THE EYE
HE r. u.
DR WHEELER Dentist % Greenwich atreet.

DR. WHEELER OeuIist. % Greenwich street, near the
- Battery devotes his exclusive attention to diseases oil
the Eye and Opthamc Surgery and the public that
the diseases TO which the hui
subject any disorders of that organ which canne
be essentially relieved cured by him. The vast number q
undoubted testimonials which he seen at his ofce VIII
satisfy the public that his practice not exceeded eher W
extent success by that Of any other Ocust in the United
States.
Artificial Eyes for SALE and which will be inserted on
reasonable terms. -
visits outdoor patients. 80
pamphlet containing remarks on diseased OF the Eye
With numerous instances great cures effected by Dr.
Wbssers mode ofrsameHt, can be had gratuously hil
ssssssa E y :w w. I'll ssi3 ssss1ss
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PR0PRIE Tok.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-S
% annum-pavabls in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Ssturdsv-Price Ga cents
per copy--3 l2k cents PER annnm-psyahle IN ADVANCE
HERALD FOR EUROPE-kvery Steam Packet day
Price ca per copyS3 90 per annum paysole IN adj
vance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual pr'ces-alway' cash
in advance -,
patch -.
paid. or the postage will be
ducte ed from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF tho
NEW Yosx HERALp EsrAsLmHnyrI,
NesthWssl corner Of Fulton md Nhsssn streets
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vIvHE TONIC ELIXIR or RESTORATIVE COkplAL,
Prepared BY the Members Of me Plsdephis 'oNege OF
Medicine aud Tor their Office Nassau street sew
York got up FOR the OF bnse VINO n''a .
dulged secrrtly O. committed 81 kinh ihs
invaluable tonieIl, positively cure
either Of the emissions nervous r1sDs
physical weakness 81 the sexual organs
aud constitutional debility produced from any cause II Ia
also powerful OF Female Irregularities and me-
fails TO the periodical beside that nature DC
mands and essential good health auo vso
Price 1--WE Dollars per bottle or cases of half dozen $40
carefully packed and forwarded any part OF the Union
w. 4. DICKINSON, Agent,
MO lmsr 81 Nassau 81, New York
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE, Nov. 9, 1Si6-Informa-
ton has been received from ~ Boyle Esq., Consul of
the United States at Port Mahon of the DEATH the sth
OF September last, of Thomas Cummins, an American
citizen and pensoner, native OF Maryland lie dis
charged from the us. soop Fairfield about three years
SINCE, and has since lived on shore at that port.
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COM MERCIAL.

New York, November II.
AsHEs-There was not much business done TO day,
and prices remained without change.
BREADsTUFFs-The -four marke was quite dull, and
closed at SO 93A Sc for prime Genesee and Troy
There nothing done in grain worthy OF notice.
CorToN-The market to-day perfectly quiet buy.
ers being engaged with their correspondence for the
steamers. We could hear of no sales OF importance.
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THE PHILADELPHIA H FRB DOCTOR


JACOB VkEEIAN. t3rrcasile, n. j. Gu ed OF scrouls
% by boIf'c medicine his sou SAT i,is d. Vet a.
th-t il woada,fui ifySa hs cal, = se6 fsa can
have references ft disease al Over Nsw i'rk asr OF
saadiug John bouciicr % Ceiainbu street had
the Rhe umstlsm he unable walk whosi erutches
He by his October 18Th cured ~ three
days; he told Of Dysentary cured two doors
from his place and one Of Dyspepsia Simeon Brown At
torney street. No H. cured of DIopsy and bad case
in eight days he thought he would burst the swelling so
great Mrs DAVIS Manhattan cured OF
after beng given up by different Doctors and raising one
pint Of blood and corruption Mrs Cling, cured OIL
after spending hundreds residence Stanton
street John Erwin cured Of Peursy 18th street. Ayenue
c. David Argus cured OF Fits 1853 Front street Mary
Harda 100 Delaney cured Of Disrepsa Miss Levy cured
reported FIVE by bcttie medicine o. which
was of the Bowels. Hundreds could be pro.
duced-scepeism be coniounded IN five muufes and
evidences produced ~ convince The world o2s mIrrc
NTEDiCAL CAkD-Dr Morrison has reeu en.a aged for
l over years the ccessui treatment Oh all forms OF
priys Diseases mercual aud syphilic eruptions, glet
habit Dr. NJ holds communion with pretended surgrons
See hi, London DIPLOMA with the signatures oil the court OF
ersminers of the Royal College of Surgeons SIR
Ashley Coopers Sir Anthony Carses nc &c N MS once,
2o4x Fulton street. Letters attended 10. rs m-rtc
4 tr-n T1N T7i siIiAiy-Dk hEtN-1 no. 20 raans
" respectfully informs the pablo tht ne mas
y Office Patients aborng under CHROME
such diseases of the bones JOINTS ucer
mercural diseases structures, piles Nc As certain a
which the young liable IN ali large c,te
apply confidence, DR.. Heue being arcgulsr Pny
clan and member of the medical faculty. oiO im-fe
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NOTICE.:

mo Observation-Disclosures AZ the cold weather has
come you should all know where to get rrocf Dress OF
aud Pants fixed handsome manner WIFI new
colars Innings and to save your buy ing
new ones this Call at the Cheap CASH. aIong store
No o. Murray corner Washington street, where yon eau
get ali 20; cohes dyed and altered and free from
thar Won have had cleaned Gentlemen, this no pun Call
and and you will nd that not charged such
and with great dsappo Please observe that
"a Is the number where you may depend not to meet with
any y, c ary A. CORTIssOs ~ Niurraya
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DNuneSllc NInrI efS-

SYRACUSE, Nov l2-Four is retailing for about SIS 81
to So Wheat is worth 81. Very little barley offering,
and sells for 371s Corn, old, Doc. Rye sec.
CLEVELAND, Nov Q. Saturday afternoon 5000 bushels
wheat al zoe. To-day sales 1000 and 2450 bushels
wheat at 7Oc 1900 do &c. 900 do 6Shc bills flour
a30 do So
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vTHE msnyorde that have received Cor Patent Hat
Il Luerng Machine, have IN connection with the stten
ton pad the exhibiting in the FAIR fully sustained
the opinion expressed that Msshne has brought the DO
fishing part sof a Hat perfection. The whole Ma
chine occupies the only Of about fourteen inches, and
be placed where in even in corner We
happy remark has been received with adm ration
here well in England. France and Germany where
have been taken patent also and beg
invite those who have inspected the Machine 70 do
the south OF Eighth street and Sixth
where will be found in operation, and will be shown BY
NJ 0,orss schot the premises who will also rsesivs
go Snvirsrs LovpLN 4 SHAW.
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TkAVELLlNG TRUNKS, SC.

TRAVELLING TRUNKS, sc.
TOHN CATTNACH, Trunk Manufacturer, No. Wall
d street. Of Broadway has hand and constant
y making, good assortment OF Trunks Valses Carpet
Bags and Satohels, wholesale and retail
Also superior article of sole leather Trunks suitable for
American European Travel and Portmanteaus for the
French Male Poyfe.
Orders for Indies South America, &c. filed with
de.n,tch lmsrc
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CHEAP SHAWLS, SILKS Il CASHMEkES,
rI-RCH ASRD by the Srbscrbe the large peremptory
sale OF Nessrs b~nkd Hutton, now offered AZ 80
ne cent regular of Importation comprising
some Of the finest and best
Paris made Cashmere ShEwls
Long Shs wis OF every c~or, and entirely new sty,es
Square 24 Cashmere Shawis, very beautiful patterns
Printed Shawls and Scaris.
Manrllas, Cloaks and Goals
SILKS, -,
OF new and most splendid Brocade styles about half tho
manufacturers prices. ,,.nnrs
or Paurle Lupn, Seydoux Co.'S finest cloths and best
printing quite new splendid patterns
The above with large stock Of other goods from auction.
"e o"eis' ~ ""'''A p' JAMES BECK CO.,
ot7 sod2wr $50 Broadway.
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BRoKERs' BoARD. Nov 1880 shares Old Colony Rsil-
road Io2; 10 do Western do 1922 70 Norwich and Wo
do 6gks627S 80 Long Island do 3O leo do do 30
30H; 100 East Boston Co. Hl4al7h
SECOND BoARp2 shares Western Railroad, 1922 IS do do
n 4
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1.-THE offers be made duplicate, for each class
atey according its number and to be so endorsed and
distinctly the price Of each and Article
the list and the amounts carried out for the
whole quantity and correctly added foot and the total
of the class bid for expressed words All the srti
Yard Brooklyn such times within said year. and such
quantities within the amount stipulated in the contract
may be required subject such inspection be di
reced BY the engineer in charge OF said Dry Docx. .
The bureau itself the right dimn
h the quantity articles named in the several classes
the of fifty cent according to the wants Of the
service.
Each offer be accompanied by a written guaranty
signed by responsible to the effect that
he they undertake that the bidders WILL IL his their bid
be accepted obligation, within days after
the bidder bidders shall haye been notified through the
Post Office OF the acceptance Of his their bids with good
and sufficient surees TO furnish the supplies for
Bonds with sureties will be required in onethd the
estimated class classes comprised in the
and 10 per will be deducted from each bill until
In case ofailure to deliver according contract the 60
will supply the deficiency at the expense ii
ceedng the contract prices Of the contractor.
No will be considered, unless accompanied by the
guaranty required and ohewne conforming strictly this
advertisement. 49,
the LIST March Class MOI by the LIST OF Apr Class No
Cssses TO- H. H. u and Is. one.half bv 18th December
and the balance about the LIST March, 1917
Samples and particularly bills and specifications ef
the kind Of materials be examined At the Engineers or
flee in the Navy Yard. The attention Of
tcularly called TO this examination.
Navy Agents Office, New York, October %, 1886
on iawawr PROSPER NJ WETMORE, Navy Agent.
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RHEUMATISM


DAMS and stiffness Of the joints eing Of the museq;
lar substances them and other symptoms, too well
known need descrGton may be eectqally removed BY
date of Potassa, sarsaparilla and Yellow Dock.
The efficacy OF these ingredients 10 indispufabe and by
their udcous admIture remedy ormed that Tor the
or the numbers who have tested its virtues no
has done without receiyng decided Dement, when
fact together with its rapidly increasing consnmpuon msy
Thm syrup is also the preparation which be
curry and that class of the skin indi
%sy H RING 1872 Broadysy ,m
MEDICAL AID.-Dk, GREGORY, No. Roosevelt
l physician has recently pub shed
small volume on the fcllie; and foSlss human nature
entitled Tns 10 n.s p Il
diseases and arrangements OF delicate and private
nature, among which are venereal in sll its varieties
in relation the practice Of habit among the
young and thoughtless. Price 80 cents
The following few extracts from the works Of emf
"Many vrtuous people predicted immense harm from pub
fishing information delicate subject" -
"A topic IN physiology which artificial mode'ty has hith
at confined to the obscure and vicious but psrvades
all classes Of society"
diseases produced results disastrous humanity
ut is the pesence that waketh in darkness and the de-
struction that waseth at MONDAY"
1T erctes the powers Of nature to undue action snd pro-
duces violent secreons which necessarily andspeedy e
hausts the vital principal and energy Of body and mnd heu
the ,arly failure orioss Of the faculties"
the Of diseases and eminatnG from
this Dr. Gregorys Invgoating Tonic
Cordial Nothing be better adapted help and noursh
depression of spirits memory, &c II enriches and
puhes the blood, without heating and inaming Ifnce "
bottle in Of half dozen at &c. ca,euy packed
for exportaton Consultations privately at all hours
s25 im~r
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CURE YOURSELF--AMERICAN COMPOUND =
~ OF all the remedies discovered for the permanent
tain. It contains no injurious or nauseous, drns;'
drink exposure business and is adapted 10 every age,
sex and condition, Patient. may rely that this Is no
trumped up hrmbug;" IL has long been used In the
private practice Of physician with unerring success
radically curing OF the hundred aud
present is the popular remedy neghboring city
Try and convince your.ef after other remedies fail
accompany each bottle Sold wholesale by Comstoek
X Co.. 81 Courtlandt street, retaed at Sc Hudson.
Bowery and Grand, Bowery and Walker East Broadway
and Market, Fulton and Water. g. b, Hammond Co,
Fulton and Cranberry Streets Brookyn; Third and South
Streets Phadelphia Charles and Pratt Streets Balti
Stot Washington CITY; and Robertson and Cor
mick, Norfolk Va. NIL 3tsw2wsr
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A RARE CHANCE

A RARE CHANCE.
/ ATE $50 Broadwey-Agenu wanted TO undertake the
IL sale Of and useful patented article, that can be
sssr. Applyp e. ALpkN
An ,..,,, ,,,. :. 49,, .... No. III ysi''s q ,HsIa
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Gun Cotton.


Washington, Nov. ~, 1916.
To the Editor of the Union Enclosed is a copy of
Capt Mordecs's official report OF the comparative forces
OF gun-cotton" and gunpowder far the small guam
tity Of the former woald admit of a trial
1 iaay sir &c
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SUPPLIES FOR THE UNITED STATES

DRY DOCK, BROOKLYN.
DRoPOsALs be made in duplicate. the envelope TO
g.. e.. :s n Y;
:. rs,:,s Sss;
during the '''' snSSss ste
1000 '';S s::: s per barrel
sa Ui s%sS Sa;e 70 b
Be sent to py Dock ofhes :. sample
previous to ' Ca. .sh e o! Novs%isI next
5000 cubic yards Sand Coarse slick entirely per cub I'd
80, free from $1:: Ne a5osAy1E a =. .., :,
stone not s sfs.ss So Y isl diameter
900 quality
.esdas z efs1.di %asss; o Eas'r:y
Is sent 70 Dry Dock office BY the 9th
november Class IIa. No. s.-TIMBER
fs'" nss pa4s: sss 81 W
1 Glass lei %SS
$1,000 feet board meas white pine plank inches Bd Tes
10000 fest same i X aI nsh sh'si 1T quality,
10000 feet same, b., in do do do do planned, a.
1890 iss, Sist q Quality do
% 900 isst same, inch Albany bo.,d.. - do.
square Case pei e'''e ''''
'''''' inches thick, hrss quality, per M feet.
1000 cubic feet w. ~. timber IL n IL ncnes
hewed, 30 to 40 feet long, per cubic II.
5000 cubic feet W. o. IL IL hewed 1fest
long, do
1000 cubic feet W. o. timber, to 10 inch
square, sawed, 20 to 40 feet long, do.
$4,000 feet b. NJ. w. .. plank, inches thick, Is
feet long, per M feet
Glass No. 8.-IRON and STEEL.
1850 lbs. Sanders cast Steel u to inch square,
200 lbs. 's.ndsfs' cast steel . niche, wide, fiat,
per ,ample, do.
TOO lbs. cast STEEL to NJ inch round. per
4eo lbs. biistered steel, X u inches fiat, per
10000 lb. wrought iron. 2 inches round. per
pie do.
IL 500 lbs: do do 81 to ~ inches round, per
pie, do.
1000 lbs do do q to y round, per sample, do
1850 lbs do do TO 2 inches square, per sample, do
l6 900 lbs do do Livingston, 3, a. and inches
wIde a to inch thick, do
$500 lbs do do Banks best-beN to inches
wide u to thick, do.
1900 lbs. do do l to u inch wide, 4 to 1 inch
thick. per sample, pcr h.
5000 iron washers q TO II hole, sample, per piece
5000 lbs. crowbars s TO 9 feet long do per h.
Class No. 9.-HAkDWARE.
dozen saws cro,s-cut. feet long, sample per dozen
Il do do hand, do do do do
6 do axes Simmons best narrow, ~ lbs,
u.
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G. TALeoTT, Lieut. Col. orinanoe.
WAsn1NaroN AnsENAL, Nov. ls. ls46

Warrington Arsenal Nov. 49, 1916.
Sir: The following tabular statement shows the
suits of the comparative trials made yesterday at this
arsenal with rife powder and sample of the gurcot-
ton, prepared By Professor Schonben, and brought
this country by Mr.. Robertson:
EXPERIMENT WITH THE NusKrr PENDULUM.
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DIR FELIX GOURAUD'S

i l. -
THIS admirable emollent is now, by common consent
scur eckes suntu all kinds OF eruptions and
species Of discoloration Of the skin All competition has
completely dstanced by this invaluable PREPARATION
the demand which, within the last mouths has
creased than 500 and still increasing The
freshness which the complex
have rendered it proverbiai beauter of the skim
and dressing be considered furnished with pro-
per toilet that lacks
GOUR.aUD'S ITALIAN INDICATED soap.
delicious compound and be used in hard
salt WATER and and remedy for
the bites OF insects beauty be- as is asserted only skin
Deep is the important that the thin which
LONELINESS resides should be kept its present and most at
DR. g. might ampyying the merits OF his
Italian Medcated Soap but he thinks that the number OF
which have been published throughout the Union at
a several thousand dollars to the Doctor from
Of ships Officers Of the Army and host Of distinguished
Ladies' the original Of which testimonials always be seen
required the Doctor thinks sufficient TO convince
one not wilfuly blind IL there be such the Doctor
might apply them the language cfscrpture and III ye
believe Moses and Prophets, neither would ye believe
though from the dead"
Gouraud's Poudre Subtitle positively extirpates root and
branch, all superhuors hair. 80 , 4,
Gouraud Liquid Rouge will mpart the pale cheek aud
lip crimson flush magnificent that Of the
Gouraud Grecan Hair Dye will change red or gray hair
a beautiful black .
Lily he instantly dissrates rednesses ushes
and roughness. -,
Beware OF and that it is impossible
procure the preparations of Dr. Gouaud except at
his depot 81 Walker store FROM Broadway and OF
AoErrs-N Chestnut street, Philadelphia; Boston A. 8.
Jordon Milk street; LOWELL Carleton Co.; Worcester,
Gree 4 Co.; Pierce. Albany. % lmtrrc