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Medical Advice,

DOCTOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted At
- old ONCE s. Gold street, between Fulton and Beekm|
all dseases of delicate nature his treatment being
and iudcious reeues neither mercury restraint in diet
hndrancs from Business pursuits Recent cases cured in
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
sing from ofthe passions 81 nd:c
confirmed impoency, the Drl ;ricie:t attention
object being to system mentally and badly 70
state Of vie0r nature originally designed. :.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without
patient being the least caused By nal TIE
nent Of uunated medical pretenders and by
neglect the parties themselves arc by the Dr. eeetua
cured, without pain inconveniecce - - =
The Doctor being OF the few qualified advertising 81
geons the city, perfect OF no chsrs: ma
and medicine with advce sent TO any part Of The Unit
States. 49,
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WASHINGTON, Feb. %, 1916


We had the Rev. Orville Dewey 10 preach for US
to-day, m the Capitol, and the spacious hall of the
House presented abeautifu intersprlnklng of men s
heads and ladies' white satin hats The galleries,
too, were pretty well filled with spectators. The
congregation was decidedly larger than that of the
Court Church, where Brother Sprole lays down the
law and the gospel with such rigid infexbity-
The text OF MIR. Dewey from that Interesting
passage in the life of King David, where Nathan
the prophet, tells him OF the parable OF the "ewe
lamb;" and when the King desires TO know the
scoundrel that he may nHict the punishment, Ma
than tells HIM, hou art the man." which was in
deed a stumper to King David /; as he knew at once
that it referred to his abduction reduction and Sc
ductlon OF the beautiful wife OF the gallant Urlah-
The sermon of Mr.. ID. was magnificent, based upon
the proposition that good professions are good for
nothing without good works.
The discourse abounded with the most brilliant
coHuscatons OF Illustrations and the divine wonld
sweep up into the empyrean, then down again,
sklmmlng over the ground like a swallow. Mr. d.
spoke like man having authority, and who was not
afraid to exercise 1t but while his discourse ope-
rated upon our judgment in spite of u.s. it left the
inner man !" as cold as iceberg, and about as
hugh above water, and as deeply submerged: and
allcold We are somewhat of a Methodist, in small
way, and nothing pleases US better than a little Of
the thunder and lighting OF the Word, with clear
my and raln5ow-the arch OF the covenant OF
salvation sermon, based upon the ethics OF moral
philosophy, is little too frigid and transcendental
Tor our taste. II is like feeding upon the east wind
We do like, above all things, sermon which
wakes up a shout of "Glory," Hallelujah,"
:. Amen" Such dlscourses take the heart OF the
sinner by storm The preaching Of Mr.. Dewey is
recreation; but the preaching of Mafiitt breaks in
like battery upon the stronghold of the devil
Respectfully, The Doctor.
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THE GENUINE PREPARATION.
DIR. SWAYNE'S
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry.
CONSERVATIVES.

nk those whose Lungs Affected sghtly, should take
this Syrup without delay by which they the
then, to avoid t. Never live day with cough when this
Syrup be had nearly CERTAIN proper care
TO avoid destruction by Consumption.
DR.. SWAYNE'S CONROuND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.
1t is a compound Of Vegetable Remedies it n called Wild
Cherry because that article the basis Of the preparation
cheney It's good quaIties supporter and
yer Of the powers and functions q NE i has no equal
swaynes fictitious and counterfeit and sprung
chamber therefore, be deceived by the many Basams
aud Spurious MIXTURES but the genuine and be cured
Race Streets Phiadelphis.
Sold wholesale and retail Charles H. Rings, (Iate Dr. Mil
nor Broadway. corner of John and Drug
1888 Bowery I'll Broadway EOS Bleecker Hudson street.
and Ne Grind street. ia lm+m
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their own trustee, for moneys which he holds in
trust Tor them, and which he is in honor bound to
10 secure tor his clients. BY the operation Of this
law, had II gone into effect, the very distinguished
friends OF the Chckasaw Indians, In the South
West, as well as here, would have reaped rich
harvest In the prosecution OF them and the law
yers, as well as certain doctors, who had become
lawyers expressly for that purpose, would have
made vast fortunes for themselves, out of the fees
charged tor trying caims-the validity OF claims
which were Understandable and good. To Cave
Johnson and Jacob Thompson, IN the House Of
Representatives, aided by Messrs. Jarnigan, Evans,
Sewer and Benton, IN the Senate, this monstrous
scheme OF fraud was defeated.
Happily tor the honor of the country, as well as
the security OF the property of the Indians, these
things innot now have any support or countenance
from the present head OF the War Department.
Governor Marcy, with his accustomed tact and
foresight IN business, has overlooked The whole OF
ms business, and probed 1t to the bottom. The
proper correction of all those abuses may be- there
fore. looked tor for the future
Inc public has been long impressed, Also with
the belief that the lands ceded TO the United States
by the Indians. have been acquired for an inconsl-
derae sum. This has been, however. fully obhter..
ated oy the Secretarys report 10 the President and
also by the report OF the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs TO the Secretary OF Wsr, both OF which may
be seen in Document No 2, ot this session. In the
former, will be perceived that The sums stipulated
in treaties TO be applied TO those Indians, are in-
vested IN various stocks and securities, for their
benefit together with the money appropriated by
Congress- 10 lieu tor interest accru,ng from those
investments, amounting to about five millions of
dollars, The interest upon the whole OF which is
amply sufficient for all Indian wants.
la the latter, It will be seen that the moneys in the
shape OF annulries, are paid annually to the severa |
indian tribes entil-d to them. Il 10 proper that
these things should be made public at the time, as
~ shows how some OF them have been hitherto
managed and also, to let the public see that specu.
latoa upon the property OF the Indian tribes, can no
longer DC made, while the war department 10 under
the supervision OF It's present active and energetic
mead l may refer 10 this subject again. and give
you some curious accounts OF the modus operandi
OF nlching The Indians out of their property.
ARIEL.
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Emeuputch 4 co.'s Porps-i w II Harsmsan col brI
order
MASnLAShip Hunuess-ssel bis Manila hemp Ioos rods
mating 1850 mat: cassie 5epcus Japan wood bs oil q do
,S,ssd h oil % Td. Olph,1,l ia.nY Ye9ns Ellis
Baltimore1 w Hadeu. Baltimore-M do Csssia o-0 do
Anlseed OIL bny K coo do mdze Fletcher Wesroy-
DO oil do mdze Gordon & Talbot-le do msTchandse
Lodss-lS do Anseed oil, d. Cassis do mdIe. to
Lay brother-3 d mdze to w Lswrie-i do mdIe. to
Paimer-2 do mdze Ronemus-le30 Mating 90
mdxe, 10 order
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MARITIME HERALD.
'ORT OF NEW YORK, FEBRUAnY "a.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Liberty. Norton. Europe. w Philips.
s s. s Ha: w w:su hE.
Brs s.eel, Smith sa,%n b. ssqsrs;; CI:;TnAn
Brs Republic, EissSsld. St Marks. via Key West,
b b;S:ois y., :aa %s; S:s,s.'ssrs
schr Porpoise. Drake. South Ambov.
s, f;%: a4sa p Il. KY w:
saI sdsa s% e. 9s :hy.
Jaw % y
oi s..:
De- m If o.Sf Ysa p Ri: .a
Sr Pf Il. s 1n 70" (. S . e"
5:n SSs1 IRON ns..
Tsr :. h;s.
asas he si;t ,a Island : mile. d:,.ns
was into fore and r. 0.,
Soi. al psaI away
4. S:.
ss ssa sy, s%
The was Of Bsrmud' on the 18th inst experienced
Big glIaw, Lawrence - day; from Key West via g.
Friday night last an EsE gale stove stern boat split sas
Big HarbinEsr Winchester of Calais tMe, is day. from
Brig w g Bourne Penny days from ST Marks, with
ton Coe Anderson Sailed in with the brgs
Samson, Stark for York; Florna, Drnkwate for Charles
Belgian Man.orwr schr Louisa. 10 guns Maria Van Den
Crock, from Baze. Honduras.
schr Park days from Matanzas with 274 hhds
the brig Kdout chr Hcnne Fulton for Boston Left
briggs Grand Turk from Maine arrived with loss Of deck
load of lumber; Cassilda, Goodl from Wilmington dsch;
John Dow, from do; schr nkins, from Wilmington,
dsch On the 10th inst lat 81 Ion 76 had heavy gale of wind
from ESE which continued Is hours, carried bob stay
and running rigging and shifted deck load Of molasses
Schr Adrian, WAlpooe, days from Norfolk corn to James
Hunter -
Schr Cainin Duane, 2 days from Norfolk, corn.
Schr Wssahcxon Lyon, days I'm Hog Island, with -four
sa rigging &C. from the wreck Of schr HANNIBAL
Al Hog Island.
schf Volus Stiles swan,boro. NC. with naval
Depeysier x Whitmarsh .
schr Phebs Margaret Taylor Georgetown, NC. with naval
stores.
Schr Thomas Ireland Hubbard, Philadelphia coal.
Sehr Rush. Drscoll, Norfolk.
Schr Henry Clay, Penny, Coerain, NC, naval stores
Schr Moreau, Arnold, Riehms nd, COAL
Schr H w Godfrey, Weeks Petersburg coal.
Schr Kanhawa, Frisby Richmond the Capes, flour.
Schr Napoleon, Owens Swansboro NC, oysters
Lighter schr Alice Ellis Rolf, from wreck Of brig Altoona,
ashore Great Egg Harbor.
Below,
2brigs
Ship Liberty for Lverpoo bark John R. Gardner, for b.
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sales OF stocks at PhiIndelphra.
TRENTON, Feb. 81, 1876.
The Erpra-The Holy ARiancs Dsfeatsd-Great

TRENTON, Feb. 81, 1876.
The Erpra-7Ne Holy ARiancs DEBATED Great
Excitement on arrirai Of your Express
The proclamation Of the Holy Alliance, that they
intended making unearthly exertons TO express the
news by the Cambria from Halifax, and teetotaly
annhllate the Napoleon OF the Herald, caused great
anxiety here because you quite avore And our
go-shsad townsman, Jointly Cook, being engaged to
from this place to Philadelphia for the rot,d so
Gazette, IRON your ONCE, all our citizens fell de,irs
hat you and he should beat the Holy Alliance
Every day We looked tor the express and an rhrr.
day at q quarter past . P. NJ a horse and ra.r ~.
seen coming furiously down Warren street Ths s,,.
were instantly filed with anxious people and A. soon "
the rider drew up at Cooks stable shouts like I'M
were heard" there's Benefits expressr "Hurrah ~,
Bennett and Oregon" WAR declared by the British,
hurrah for Joe Wood and the Jersey Bluess Bennetts
gots spare ball now Everybody rejoiced and vowed
that nothing could beat your indomitabs energy and
enterprise
MIR Cook started on Billy Miller. who seems born to
lde horse on strong bay horse called Oregon and
ne rods him at killing pace TO Cornes half way to
rousae,pma AZ Cornelrs, Miller mounted black pony
ea s iexss. and he run through the snow, into
rnau s Miller tried to draw up in front Of the
had run fifteen miles as Hsry a. II he had 10 10 TO
"bacnoior bucks,n at Washington. and settng on the
pavement wanted to into the ONCE and present your
respects 70 Mr. Chandler in his sanctum but was pre-
The express Of the Holy Alliance h.s M, .rr..a -,
and 10 said their riders still waisins "a, ~
on the road, swearing that II IL isse thai va,r
has gone through; but they will hear Of il by The HIJ
sne Of these days ~ ""o'''
The express vas By samuel Mclaughlin Of ,,r,.,
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City, from New York to Trenton with Hvs horses
picked up the road in three hours and thirty
minutes and by iona. Cook, Of Trenton, from here
Philadsphia thirty miles with two horses, Oregon
and Texas) in one hour and thirty-eg mnutss-ths
latter run at the rate Of nineteen miles an hour
you should want TO express news from Oregon,
Texas or Mexico or from China by way Of Oregon Just
call on Sam Mclaughlin and Jointly Cook, and you can
beat the devil and the magnetic telegraph combined
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BY Last NIGHTS Southern Mail.

ALEXANDRIA, D c, Feb 2l-An, schr w Kimpton, New
York. Sid brig Openango, St Johns, NIB
BALTIMORE, Feb 23Arr ships Rhone Harvey fin NYork;
H.rr ses I'M Bo.on Eosiars
I'm Frankfort; Jewess Sutton fun Norfolk Cld-bg
Indus Coffin, Richmond Kkland schs Warrington, Gould,
New York. Sld-bark Douglass Norville, Pemsmhuco
brgs Lady Adams, Brown Pacifc Gen Pinckney Hobbs
OrIeans schrs Emily Thompson, Nassau; Washington,
Gould New York.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 23-Arr baIk Paez wilkins FIN Puerto
Cal ella brig Acorn, Ryder from Boston.
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION ! J, Y T T1ION

THIS certify, have been afflicted with cough and
shoytness breath from infancy took aheavyeod which
settled lungs and Yhlch my physean after using
chest and left cough fever night sweats cosvenes
Of stomach and bowels great weakness and
ofsengh Having heard othe effected
by Schencks Pulmonic Syrup, determined to give fair
trial ooeneo cough and relieved my breathing and
after using time Ibegsn this time
PERFECTLY well and hearty and attribute recovery solely
health. Il excellent medicine, and would recommend
all it, believing that if the directions followed they
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Hunterdon County, New Jersey.
The Pumonic Syrup exclusively by the
proprietor and for sale at his principal ONCE, No Court
andt where advice have their lungs
examined and obtain describing consumption. dys
pepsia and liver complaint free of charge.
For sale Dr. Carroll Co.'S Murray street; A. b. Sands
Co., z3 BIoadway c. Hutchngs A3 Bleecker street; and
and H. Everett, IS Hudson
Please mind that r. g. Beekman does sell orr
gna Genuine Pumonic Syrup and avoid deception apply
Tor the old established medicine No. Courapdt street
is lmSm j. H. SCHENCK.
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q u M m &c IL ClAL

New York, Monday, Feb. 81.
BREApsrurrs.-We have change to note in any of
the articles which under this head since our no.
tce Of Saturday.
Corros There was rathera better enquiry to-day for
shipment and abont 1000 bales sold about equally
divided between Liverpool and France Prices are con.
sidered the same as previous to the arrival and fact
some brokers' soy they slightly nrmer. We there
fore continue to quote;-
lyxHPooI.
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THE PARTISAN SECRET.

lust PUBLISHED. New Translation from the French,
- entitled THE Partisan Aet Self Preservation"
feet security against ssHn. Dses.e under all
versally understood and employed by OF fashion in
By 1TE ~ L.EI;BAUM, M. d.,
Member Of Faculty of Medicine Of ParsPhyscian the
Yenereal Hosp-Knight Of the Legion Of Honor &c. &c-
Rue ue St. Honore %, Paris
Published By Robert H. amon! Legal Deputy for Dr. L.
for 81 All orders should be Addressed pad.
For sale in New Ysr *, only bywYATT & KETCH-
UNI. i2i Fulton St. Philadelphia Colon Adrance. in the
Arcade. Chesnur Ht. d1e 1msr
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EtIunia-l27l9 hides loco deer skins 70
ceroons Matand Comerie Con- do he d.er sL,p Ay.r
Coz do Schmidt < Vorei " "s'i 'A'As n'"'ai
BsEMES.Bsrk kspabc-l bore Frenzy 4 B,hrman-l do
Meyer-i2l dot0o chests Kissr 4 Aebsl,s,s -. r.
ker- eo,es pigs Wich, kermsn OF Phiia-a boxes
Ppes SssoaIn 90 pes Ints Henssn- chest Munay-I
do Matt Blras DO parcel SPIES Chriest co.. do
chs cases Meeke flate CO Phla-i9 boxes
do Neper6 casks Dunning-i2 w Kellermsn-a cs,e.
JHesenbenso bxs % ptgs chests Hnschan Unkhart-is
bls bales Hunt co.. Schroeder Lsnryso-s DUH.
isg-5 Lssrns sehstdss-skssnsr CO.'S Wolfsst Rsu
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Jas lmsT
Fital FitS!!

IvANS' VEGETABLE ExTRACT-An infallibs rem
dy for Epileptlc Fu or Falling ssknsss Convusons
ed for years with this dreadful disease, and dsnns
whole period oftme under medical treatment without
ceivng benefit the contrary, the FITS were more
quent and violent and tn the universal experience Of
thar thus afflicted 1t we'll known that from time IN
the boosted power Of all medicine !, i now 6isen ys.
him perfect health but hundreds bear testimony Of
SOVEREIGN efficacy ofthe Vegetable erre th hns'
this Infllibe Remedy All that thus afflicted may %
avail Themselves Of is bsssnga invited 70 Gall q
examined and advice free Of charge and whs
merous eeruhcaes OF cures may be sesn fres Ons Do
Iysns' gstable Anti Bilious Pills. for removing al mo
and corrupt hnmors. and purifying the blood Pnee tive
do im.r VANS HART. Prop
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New York Cattle Market.

IT tns week ehuIhg Monday, Fed ~
AT market, 1000 beef cate, $500 from the South) 90
cows and calves and 1900 sheep and lambs
P1ces-Beef Cattle-The market, Notwithstanding the
recent heavy snow storms we'll stocked last week
Buyers have operated literally and than 100
head were left unsold at the close Of weeks bust
ness. Prices remain firm. We quote SIS SIS so SIS rs
for middng and inferior and S. so 81 for supe.
ror and prime small number Of extra brought 81 So
Cows and CalvesAll at market were taken at prices
ranging, as in quality, from Sl7 $32 considerable
Improvement on the ratios OF last week
Sheep and Lambs-The offerings were large and
good request prevailed through the week. We quote
81 q 81 as the extremes Of the market All sold.
Hay-The market Is well supplied, and though there
has been active demand for the article prices since
our last report, have not materially improved
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NEW INVENTED
WIGS MD TOUPEES

- ly resemble the natural hair a. to defy detection y
Of losing Indifferent head Of
hair when one perfectly adapted the
and style Of every aud without Of the vexaous
difficulties long BY be procured
at WIN. BATCHELOk'S, Wall street, near Bro dwsy,
Remov ed from Broadway. lmrr
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I'D BVAMC

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTICE.
nOCTOR EVANS, No. IL Peek slip near Water street,
- New York has been than forty years IN the
full practice ofphysic and particularly N curing pe
those variety oil secret disease
old ulcers in the throat srleture &c eaus
ortuuats 10 choose an physician Dr. H. u the
Oldest and most in this ciy ms practice
from the Hospital AZ ncurble His oces are well arranged
for privacy Call Peck Slip and DC convneea ms chske
Are nosf all guaranteed I'm nc
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Domestic lmpOrsatlons.

ST. MARKs-brig w Boune-2l bales cotton. H Marvin
ia bale. Hobrook Nelson Co.'S boxes tobacco 20 hides
PsT!i@. Horkin'1l box Allen Masasm-s, hides, II
Townsend Brothers-t2 bags, Is boxes. 10 bales Barton
Ladd-36 bales. Coo. Anderson Co-3l bales, Tayo
Rirh-l00 sacks, Pomeroy X Tappan.
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THlhD EDITION.
PRIVATE TREATISE,

ON CERTAIN DISEASES IN which the best and most
BE
o slsss
for venseal which afford wide geld for the and
s1 OF e a 81 s ~ Ss mad aaboand
nss;iy Ti,sisd q: sis
Se misied gin however. soon detect tie iSposifisn
who
4: IN H. oS wS u Ss
book claims especial con6dencs-,
!.
monial letter. from the most ean physesns Earops
o s Dr. hyep 81
wsh a:s s cy
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
DGCToR Johnson Duane street near Ch. nh st.
certain class Of delicate diseases The Decor sstablhsd
" %
complaints. The D Ispr e, for ;a N h0:s ed half
s. hoy long you may Ss7. 6iss.; s.is;as, y:s;
e s.Ss viii II S
"a asan: Sd scas
an unfortunate victim Of ih:
q ss
the 20 society are only o. tins sSM
ssss e r.; s
DIsEAsEs OF THE URINARY oRGANs-sueh a.
IL Chronic and acute diseases OF 6he
bladder Leuconhoeu Whites,
Urethra, Strictures,
Kidnevs Seminal Weakness,
AAI:e ooa0rrhs'' I%s. ssia.s:.of I'll. p.r &C.
are speedily and eectuay removed by Abeethy Rptan
Pills. without particle of mercury They equally
suitable females They give and the genera
tive ovan. rarely expersneed from taking other
defines sale Apothecaries Hail. Cathane and
In Maiden Lane Price 81. with directions jat im.r
JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
uUNTERIAN DYSPENSARY, No. Division street, es
II tbshed AID 1885 by the for the sue
eesu trsS,mspI 6 d;sass ,sess nature and for The
the only remedy earth that safely be relied tho
roughly this hord dease without injury the
utio without diet hndrancc from when
all else have failed comprehensive treatise accompanies
each VIAL with full directions which warranted eec
tusy all matter how long standing, how
deeply seated in the with less trouble the patient
and shorter Of time, than other medicine the
world, or pay will be taken. Price 81 per VIAL
iaT 1msrc
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MOTHER'S CORDIAL.

THE superior scacy Of this article when used the last
of apparent, that female who has
once benefits would be willing on any sond
nah he IN Child Birth half and
piace 9th c0sd and msther in a state Of safety.
rys,c,sa ns Who as made this branch Of his practice apss
uJar study f sale q ~ Broadway corner SsAa street.
IN 1wf
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Passengers Arrived

BmMts=B.rgue Re,'ublic-Mr and Mrs Hydeman, Mi
SSn,iling Mi Spooner, and II in the steersge.
MAsLtA-Ship Huntrss-Alrs Lovetf child and servant
81 MAsks-Brig Biow-Messrs CI AZ and Mason.
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FOR THE FACE AND SKIN
CHJJRCH,S VEGETA RLE LOTION.

HIGHLY valuable Cosmetic for ersdicarng Eruptions
n the Face and Skin, particularly Pmpes, Biotches
Tettsr sunbsrn, Ringyorms Frsekes and CutaneorsEI
the skin and brilliant complexion. sold in bottles
al IS cents each No 8e Bowery Spring ssree also
bv Mn. Fulton styeet brook rs lnrm
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DIR. lHULL'S TRUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
VHE superiority Of Dr. Huls instruments all ohers,
Acknowledged by the most eminent physicians IN Eu
rope end America.
Office Vesey street, Ator House. female in attendance
IL the ladies' department ito Imsr
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Foreign Markets.
MAyAeugz, p. R.--Sugars in demand, prime 81 a 81
ordinary do, 81 81. MoIasses, do, $40 a SO.
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DR. SALMON'S REMED7

EOR disorders Stomach Liver Kidneys, aceoi
panied with indiGeson loss Of Appetite vesaaens blc
attacks giddine:s Papiz.on lsnguor low spirir oss
habna costvensss worms and
ordinary success IN private pracuce and priced highly
all who hays sakeI IT, that the proprietor has been induced
from the above complaints, that is 1t professes % %
perfect cure nvgoatnE the system restoring sppsete hsaie
THIS REMEDY CONTAINS Nc. MERCURY, nor q
preparation Of IT, and does mot prevent the closest
CHARLES II. RING, ia Broadway,
Jas lmsm cor. of John st., Sole Agent for NJ =.