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II AsTiNGs COMPOUND sYR!Ir OF NArrHA-
the durability and satisfied the medical
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which costs but dollar ncsnt e satisfy any patient
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upon have sepdI.e 70 L. and proclaim
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hed its efficacy by undenabe proofs ofcurng consumptisn
'o Free One Dollar bottle six bottles for five dollars A,
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Be and out BY those who sell This ar
SspSs Syrup and
w2: direct Sa:n
Sostie required which will BE- packed and for
weded to hem in manner to secure their safe and speedy
NOtceIMoore Co. the former agents for this medicine
srsnsesd he sSeney the American
TYR sAyIAKD'Y in VALUABLE EXTKAIGT. Tor u.
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OR. UrHAM's VEGETABLE ELECTuAnY. or inter
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20 N OF
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triamphed over cases which deemed incurable.
Letter Of Capt g. w Mclean, of the u g. Service and Mem
Der of the New jersey legislature.
RAILWAY, June 16, l6f7 .
have been afflicted for years with the piles tried
without anything like benefit almost everything
assuming the name ofa remedy had matter Of course
lost all confidence medicine Under this feeling in
ducednot without reluctance, confess-to use Upham
Elscmary and having used for about three weeks accord
ing the directions laid down. find to utter SURPRISE
well that every symptom Of the disease has left
think i due alike to Dr. Upham and myself g rake
this statement q. w. MCLEAN"
ss .AG;: III % X %ss' M n
Cough Co. l49 Fulton street. and by Druggists generally
throu ghout the United States Price 81 a Dor.
NoTcE-Ths genuine Electuary has the written signature
thus (7- A. Uphsm, MDl The hand is also done with
pen All other Eectuay advertised for the Of Piles
limitations of this valuable remedy. "a 30$m
PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUsE--DR. KINKE
LIN GERMAN PHYSICIAN, IS years resident practi-
toner Philadelphia. The OF all diseases OF the skn
maades of delicate and destructive habits Of youth
still continues engage Dr. kinkelins utmost attention
nvaid whose complaints the most desperate c9nd
tiou may depend beng always conducted by Dr. X hm
SELF with prompt, safe and energetic treatment to apenee
dcne themselves the most and
private manner.
Cure warranted or no charge required. ,,.
paid, will meet prompt attentop
NJ w corner Of Third and Union streets hafa SQUARE non
~ }a s.rsisul' ". 'A page Of 'h''rhil'd'lDAi'
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tee for the Of he above di,tIe.sps eemp,nt The
oeon but As specific following depsSls Affections.
Sensf. physical iiiitasiiy topoI
Of s s ssa Of
sad decay sss
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the Of this violation Of the laws of mans physical and
be traced to the above bansfa Young ss.
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Of an or 70 them evils, and
cure III. eeTdai~ii anchor Of hope you Al:
%Ssh aeeo%psny the medicine highly
mied and single Price 81 per bottles so hall Dozens OF
n BwThs cordial contains mercury. mineral
Sold wholesale and retail BY O. FAY 1876 Fulton street.
Mp s ss Mss
1.-THE aCordialo will be forwarded to any part Of the
city country by addressing as above post paid amount en-
e.; BY DE- .i Nsh s Msa
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Ns%Msed persons, and those contemplating marriage
s g R sa
All necessary advice and the speedy removal Of
e saIs ,S5ws,Ssa 70 as T 81 S:
branch prOf.sa render his treatment ,a ,Se
- remedy for the first time presented to the public
Its private practice for twenty years past ha. been
:hsdoM Of soaSs i. wondeIa curative power.
sn'vs class Of diseases which tonic ,vd is
IN all e "a Il. Snsy iVs
asy s ohs Mild
hs as1 90 M ' S ns & y
Minor of 18th and Third Avenue, where the
Drug II y % Sc
Blocker st; and Of Mr. L. Bleecker Chlton $40 Green
Pamphlets detailing will be furnished BY Il; sssa
~ %ent Of Ladies and Gentle%ens Sandal aud Slipper
By e sS
ness.t and most durable !3 man my sh0
A' '''-' "'''''''' 'AN SAMUEL BROOKS.
MA l4t*m Agent for The Manuacturer
INTERESTING TO GENTLEMEN.-It i. veil known
that th. season ohS veal you all want to know that o.
Coaks either Cleaned, Dyed, Altered and repaired with
aeySaas
dans ed NO OF s establish
mens Gs before cold weather C ;s mnv st.
i H. DUFFY'S $50 Canal st-We would recommend all
aS sI
pr @ Sao BY y: nd and HI: white
r. Of December. Canal street. q Sullivan
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Npw ORLEANs-Shp Wabash--a30 pigs lead Strachan 4
scott-i3e9 do II Rogers co-9sa DO Charel12s ps
& co.'s do n Coit-64 VIM HsIl-38 l. Maitland COLD
barrels flour owes Godfrey cos hhds Boormtn,
Johnston & coll bales hemp Hicks coz do w Ray
Q, bills cohol son,hmaydS co6l9 Dbl, Msrsh-lo
F,cdler-2 bbls hf do bxs tale Collins6 Monsoon
4 Levy- do w Ray-2 do II Shiefelin COL do Law.
renee Reese6 do Henhfeld7t bales hemp Heran, Lees
co-lOo bxs sugar do mdsc 635 bales casks empty
has as bales wool 20 order.
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mara. on structure much pains was aksn 70 explain is
1s
lists in those who the least Of It. Those how
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Judge whether hs has this complaint or no. and it, proper
Among Other thing. wa. remarked tina.
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pssalaIy SsSsg s;Pssisy TL.n they
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TONED but most Of these Belong to other %asds:
the following iee Ssles structure early sage and
sso easily and certainly removed The hrst oil these
much he ss
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THE TINE HronMna oorosnnqA MAY HAVE REMAINED
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any s'f S.psou; nson S Tn
thing certain than that the effect Of do
he active. capable Of business formerly This
loo @ s but Il
then
these organs So through ne same medium te sexual organs
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On the Of cture repeated that this is certain
81
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Of careful and persons ne cure nov accom-
Say ;1a
Dr. Ralph author IF The Practical Private !eat:s &C..
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-CHARtEs STEWART. grateful to friends and patron;
son. % with
The PpSc are rspsetay informed that tbs hoIse ssss
fixed prices Having false imitation jewey Of any
kind and variation in prices purchasers may select with
or sn
distance & by the yarou, E.prs: s; have their orders
mis- l2t-Ic
WIFE Ag1IFFSE u IT, TEE soa.asa upon a.:
e. :.s;..
As sa
s sss
ysniass: .ddss S1sstiss Fl.
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America Office hours to z a: NJ and soS 81. NJ sspn.
Post ONCE New YoIf
aras iS's Repairing s Gold
extracted without selling The cloth, h9ris,i notice and
on the most REASONABLE oa doors from esLm
NnJh' highest price paid Tor gentlemen. ' wear
nRGDOvER IS CoNsyLTEp CONFlDENTlALLY
- every. day at hi, office The treatment aud cure
x Of s
re and al n,as.son as:
No2 Ann street arranged that patients DO not see
Fvsi. hi, oc. through til. entry hi.
'om%..on Business s, un s he VIM Nsys Hsbef
s %sy bs eonadsd f 70 , EaH.'sa CUISINES WING
SS$a F HXE h iRH$SR5RhsssHaAM
GUNS AND SPORTING ARTICL Es;-A, splendid a;
" ormen Of Engish Guas angle and double b.,rs Of
ing Powder Flass Shot Bags, and Pouches, entirely
FsusS l p:s1n. wsmRs ! Wesley ehsd EsS
BsIdwins, also Droca,dons celebrated Metallic wads
Walkers Waterproof Percussion Caps Also, Elcy Patent
Wire Cartridges for shooting long distances for which the
subscribers the sole agents for the United States
| FRANCIS TONES " SONS,
| NIL I<ts Maiden Lsns.
~ and William streets has for he last fouTeen years
oyed the private diseases OF
medical in New York He cure the most aggravated
of this disease and mild cured in 70 five days
Stctue-Dr Cooper has discovered method by which
he the form of structure in from one to two
weeks with scarcely pain to the patient constitutional
debility brought by habit ndulged in by younl
men, This when too freely n!ulged in, bsgets dyspepsia
Intellect and avssioa 70 soclsty eufs wasstsd q ever
| ease, o. n sAsiao. No ns1ufyiassd. ~ nsrs
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MARTINI K III E RAID
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Port Of New York, November az, 1877.
Cleared.

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wi interest them by peIlsing Moral Psychology, writer
bv the r. Owen with additions and alterations by r.
Clover D. Were this book carefully read by every
RED person. and the advice strictly followed we ar. persuas
exist The Of poverty aud the prospects, Of large
family Of children which could be but poorly reared prevent
work that will tell yqa impS9ran seer which nay
sale by Zeiber Co. of Third and Chestnut streets
Philadelphia and the Editor No Ann street, New York
Al s0tSvrc
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I0K KALrH, AUTHOR OF THE "rkACTiCAL
IL PRIVATE TREATISE" &c. is consulted upon the
disease. there referred hi, residence 50 Grssnwch
surprised the rapdty and little attending
their He believes, however, it is chiefly those who
suffered from class Of pretending people, and
other who properly appreciate hi. services
vanced and distressing stages which from uncommon ad
vanaRcs addition very practice in this
ground stating be obansd from other in
DAYS invariably exccptsd) Consultations by letter be
addressed" Box 500, Lower Post Office, New York"
auao2a sm
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TREMENDOUS MISUNDERSTANDING OFF AT
i II. DUFFY'S, $50 Canal st-We would recommend all
cheap Dresses to make early CALL above His English
the yards decidedly the article offer
ed in this Lose tme the be eosed
pI1G,
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A. did refer to the two howtzers taken to thai coun.
try by the dragons. The last paragraph quoted re-
ers to but one, because IL widely different from
the other-the circumstances of the
O. VIII you state the difference between the two
cases
A. One had been lost in battle; the other, as be-
leve, Gen Kearny had marched to the support Of It.
Col Fremont | did not mean that Capt Owens was
not equally bound to turn over both, in military point
Of view.
q The one lost in battle-where and how was 1t re-
covered
@ How did you know 1t was the same one
A. 1t. Davidson, who had been with me In command
Of them recognized 1t as went out
q la your official report you say 81 sacrifice all
feelings OF pride TO duty, which think plainly forbids
any attempt crush this resistance of misguided men
II would be signal for revolt The Generals orders are
not obsyed :" Now from what quarter did you appre-
bend or anticipate "revot" and what did you by
the word "crush ?"
by force The revolt anticipated from the natives
the country
two dragon howitzers being there till It. Davidson
oognized them aud pointed them cut to you
A. No did not mean So
@ Did you have any verbal special order relating
to the arms and ordnance and to the resistsnce' o.
revolt to which you testify
A. had some verbal orders communicated, howeve
In the form OF written memoranda had ne order re
lating to resistance or revolt.
O. VIII you produce these written memoranda
A. have not got them. lost all my papers by
cident in returning to the United States.
q VIII you state the terms of those orders and in
structions, and the words possible and WHIT
they from
A. They we're from Cen Kesrny was directed te
go and put the howtzers again In charge Of the dra
goons Ny attention was sp' ciay directed to the safety
Of the other artillery At San Luis Rey they were pos
session Of n part or the whole Of It.
Haveyo stated the whole of these orders and in
A. don't remember any thing else than the memo
rsnda referred and that received at the same time
an omcia letter from Gsn Kearny.
y So"d you not obtain copy OF the orders and let.
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NEANUFACTOHY OF FINE JEWELRY AND SILL
wi YER WARE, No y John sreet-wsre room, I'd floor.
CHARLES STEWART, grateful to friends and patrons
for favor hopes merit continuance by unceasng
erons their orders with and
The public respectfully informed that this house esab
lshed for the of superior articles only mode
fixed prices Having false imitation jewery Of
Kind, and variation in prices purchasers select with
confidence.
watches good order to give him trial Persons
distance by various Express res have their orders
attended to promptly if they were in the city.
totsr
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I'm. COOPER, DUANE STREET. between chatham
~ and William has for the last fourteen
oyed the most extensive pqsee in private diseases OF any
Of this disease; mild cured five days
Strcure-Dr Cooper has discovered method by which
he the form OF structure from TO two
weeks with scarcely pain TO Il: patient Constitutional
debility brought by habit lnduged by Young
men, This when freely indpged bsgets dyspepsia,
ysskne Of the limbs and small Of the back coFfynon Of
ease % No shaSno. No nefDuyfned nHWU
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A. Not universally.
Q How Lieut.. Col Fremont to call at your quar-
tiers! Was he sent for by Col Mason and did Col Ma
desire you be present when he going to have
an interview with Lieut. Col. Fremont?
A. He was sent for by Col. Mason, who required me
always to be present at his interviews with Lieut. Col
Fremont He expressed that wish in advance, In man
ner which took to be obligatory.
Did you at such interviews take seat at the
liable ana WITH ,b pen Ink and paper OF pencil and
ter part OF question lost
A | never took memorandum.
LIEUT.. Col FREMoNT.-We want answer to every
clause such did you take seat at the table, SC!
A. never took seat at the table with pen ink and
Fremont's answers to Col Mason's nterrogatories
q. Did you hold blank book in your hand and
with pencil in hand appear to be writing during such
interviews
A. have no recollection Of It. I do not believe
@. What reasons did Col Mason give you that you
Lieut.. Col Fremont
A don't reoollect that be gave any reasons He
were, IL he did
@ Were you present at the time or do you know u
one OF such conversations led to challenge and pro
oeedinss to duel between Col. Mason and Lieut. Col
Fremont with bucksho cartridges and double bsrreec
suns and do you know II that duel is still impending!
Court cleared. On reopenng, the court had decided
10 reject the question referring the accused to prev
GUS Instance OF It's rejection In any shape
Mason put language like the following to Lieut.. Colonel
| you into irons
| tCourt cleared On re-openino thu Judge Advocate
reaa tnst the question should not be put
| q DO you know that in the month Of February,
ls In furtherance Of the objects of the treaty of CO.
nenga the safe conduct of Gov Fremont was given To
the people OF sonora relying upon the faith Of which
one Moreno, ana other Californans who had been
i've participants in the nsurrection Of September ls46
returned to their families at Los Angeles having with
them the safe conducts Of Gov Fremont? and did you
immediately after your arrival at Los Angeles arrest
Moreno and his companions In violation OF the safe
conducts of Gov. Fremont!
After elaboration with closed doors the ouestion
was ruled out rs irrelevant
And after the reading Of the testimony Of the day
the court at three O'Clock, adjourned
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GUNS AND sP0KrINd ARTICLEs;IA, splendid as a.
ali lengths and duck DEER bird, and squirrel shoot
ing Powder Fasks Shot Bags, and Pouches some entirely
nav .vle, Bags Of low fine English and
French patterns Patent wsddlng. Wesley niehsids Esy
Purdsys Lancasters, Wesley Richsrds, Sarkeys and
Walkers Waterproof Percussion Caps Also, Ecys Patent
subscribers the sole agents for the United States.
FRANCIS TONES " SONS,
NIL I<ts Msidsn Lime
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in her churn, and not upon a moor Q, Ill
NORWAY plank. The press adoneo VIA VIA
brazen weights, and bands shining nhe e0lo.
The big msstiff who turned the chnrn was
.las,;n1 under the table, and the mad
Showed me the women milking over the
low bitches in the felds,-for the sun was
Getting near to the far away flat grounds In
the West. H.. .,..,
With another stroll through the clean
streets Of the village, l returned TO my ilttie
inn. where sat under the braided Inns OF
the beech.tree over the door. There was
something in the quiet and cleanliness .ha'
impressed me like a picture, or curious
hook. Il did not seem as il healthy hest
and blood, with all its passions and cares
could make a part of such a way Of living
Il was like reading Utopia, only putting
household economy in place OF the Poilfel'
Of Sir Thomas More. am sure that SOM
of the dirty people along the Khone, AM
in the Vailais Canton Of Switzerland.
suddenly translated to the grass slopes tina
sink into the water at Brock, would magin
it some new creation.
So | sat there musing before the inn
looking out over the canal, and the vas
plain with its feeding Aocks, and over tn
groups of cottages, and windmills, and la
Of delicate spires.-Fresh Glednlngs; 91
by *. Marcel.
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| envy no quality of the mind, or intel.
lect in others: be it genius, power, wit Or
fancy; but if | could choose what would
be most delightful. and believe most use
full to me, should prefer a firm religious
belief, to every other blessing; for it makes
life discipline Of goodness; creates new
hopes, when all earthly hopes vanish; and
throws over the decay, the destruction Of
existence the most gorgeous Of all lights
awakens life even in death. and from cor.
ruption and decay calls up beauty and d.
vinity makes an instrument Of torture and
shame the lader Of ascent to Paradise: and
far above all combinations of earthly hopes,
calls up the mos! delightful visions Of palms
and amaranths, the gardens of the blest,
the security Of everlasting joys, where the
sensualist and the sceptic view only gloom,
decay humiliation, and despair!
lSir Humphrey Darys Salmonia.
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Poesy.

tO6oys
The use Of this feigned history hath been
to give some shadow Of satisfaction to the
mind Of man in those points wherein the
nature Of things doth deny it; the world he
ing in proportion inferior to the soul: by
reason whereoith there is agreeable to the spirit
Of man, more ample greatness, a more ex-
act goodness, and a more absolute variety,
than can be found in the nature Of things.
Therefore, because the acts or events of true
history have not that magnitude which salts
fieth the mind Of man, pOesy feigneth acts
and events greater and more heroical: be
cause true history propoundeth the success
and issues Of actions not 50 agreeable to the
merits of virtue and vice, therefore poesy
feigns them more just in retribution, and
more according to revealed providence: be-
cause true history represented actions and
events more ordinary and less interchang-
ed, therefore poesy endueth them with
more rareness, and more unexpected and
alternative variations 70 "a it appeareth
that, poesy serveth, and conformeth to mag
nanimity, morality and to delectation. And
therefore it was erer thought TO hare some
participation Of dirineness, because it doth
raise and erect the mind. By submitting
the sho,cs Of things 10 the desires of The
mind; ,ckereas reason doth buckle and
bone the mind unto the nature Of things.
And We see, that by these insinuations and
congruities with mans nature and pleasure,
joined also with the agreement and consort
it hath with music, it hath had access an
estimation in rude times and barbarous re-
gions, where other learning stood excluded.
-Baoon's advancement Of Learning.
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upon the tables, and dozen or two Of peo-
pie were looking through the grating. The
Sersentde-ville pointed to me a body in
the corner 1T must have been many days
| in the water. II was bloated to near twice
its natural size, and the skin was Of dirty
green color. Over the head Of the body,
against the wall, hung the simple dress Of
gentlemsn-the dress that had been found
on him. could Judge Of nothing by the
appearance of the body-it was dreadful
sight TO look at.
The Sergent-de-ville asked the officer to
pass the coat through the grating as he
did 20, and ! took hold Of it, felt some
thing hard in the breast pocket, and putting
my hand in pulled out small book with
gold clasps. There had been little MIMI
azure set in the binding, but the water had
destroyed it. opened the clasps, and
found on the first leaf--Lucie---a sd file
Lucie.
| was then sure it was the book | had
seen upon this table. feared that it was
truly the body Of poor lie Merle, and told
the Sergent-de.ville what / had known oil
the book ventured to ask him about LIE
Merle Mon Dieu. these officers Of the
Police have short way with them, Mon
sieur he gave me piece Of five francs,
and said it was all he wanted with me.
Il felt little sad when got home about
poor lie Merle-so did my wife. So al
five o'clock, We spent the money Of the
SerU,nt n, gos,d dinner Of kpuf br0ise aul
pommes-two slices Of melon, and bottle
of old Macon-c'ea bon. Monsieur, c.
rieun Macon--c'est tres bon.
Yes, said but did you never hea'
again of the little Lucille?
-Jamais, Monsieur, Jamais. My wilt
! thought she saw her two years after, in 1
carriage, upon the Place de la Concorde
she said that she had gown more beautiful
! but looked more sad. She thought she coule
not have mistaken her large, full eye, ant
said she saw on her neck, the same brillian
Il chain Of pearls that used to lie in the casket
Il should like very much to know he
history,-said |.
Eft moi Gussi-said the little concierge
, as he gathered up his brushes to go below
An, ellie etaif, charmante, Monsieur, j
rous assure and he left me TO thinl
4 about the strange things he had told me-
{ things which had not the least reason t
{ distust, since stranger ones are Happening
4 every year, and every month, in the grea
world Of Paris.-Freh Gleanings, dc
I By IL. Mdrcel