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SPORTfNG.

Sf'ONItNGs
TINION COURSE L. I.-TROrTING.-MONDAY, MAY
~ Is At 3x o'clock precisely, will come of match for $780,
three mile heats aud drivers to weigh O
lbs. Z. g. Berthe the celebrated Trustee Z.
Brooks b. Black Modesv. Immediately after
match for SG0-I Woodruff names h. Canada Squirrel
". Whelan names Pelham, to wagon,
ing The will leave South Ferry at IL and
o'clock, and return as the sports
NJ b. GREEN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE C0URsE.-PACING.aoN MAY
~ 2ch at o'clock precisely Match for $780, two milo
heats, in harness s. hoasGnd namos oh g. Post Boys =
Rogers br Cen Taylor. Tho will leave at II
oclock precisely returning after the sports Of the day.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
CENTREyIILE COURSE TROTTING. - TUESDAY
~ May 18th 81 o'clock, precisely Purse S250Sj0
second bestmile heats best in in harness. Bryant
III. Lady suffolk j. Case enters b. Lady Moscow
Mr. Emmck enters b. Jack Rossiter TIE will leave
South Ferry the ~ A. NJ. and i. M
turning after the Of the day Fare each %
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
ITO TIE SPORTING PUBLIC.-FOR SALE, THE YELL
l. lbown fast trottng Mares Lacy Sutton" and Cam
fridge Girl They will both be sold private SALE
the death Of their in order to close
his For and further particulars
apply to EZRA WHITE 40 Bowery, Now York
- IFLE siIooTING.-LoUIS BEIKER BRGs LEAVE
N inform his friends and the public, that every Mon
Thursday afternoon during The summer he VIII
Rifle Shooting for various at Vauxhall Garden Ho-
boben.
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to buy pair of Boots Shoes Caters Jopess IL Am
street until he has the prices material and work.
msnsp with those other After he has done that
advice would lie unnecessary. His interest will teach
Inn ruha todo
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RrcFirTs OF ri

The receipts Of -four beef pork ashes butter isrd
wool and bacon compared with lSi7 show an incrca c
while all ether articles named In tho list have fallen
CT Compared with last year, there has been an Ia
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IHE TRIAL. or JOHN W. CRAFTS was resumed in
the u. >. District Court this morning Several
experts in Cape navigation put upon thu stand,
whose testimony tended to show that Captain Smiths
course and mt Mt the time ofthc week of tho
cnt from what many would pursue under similar cir
cumst8nces The widow OF the captain testified to hav
ing received from her husband letter in which he al
luded TO Wilson in highly dsparagng terms aud
threatened TO make certain disclosures against him In
the midst Of discussion to whether this letter
should 20 into the the court adjourned till
morning.-Eoston Transcript, May "a.
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Appointments by the President.

DISTRICT
VIM Halstcd, Of Now Jersey. to be Attorney OF the
United States for the district New Jersey vice James
Green removed. Henry w Miller Of North Caro-
lima to be Attorney OF the United States for the dis
trict Of North Carolina, vice Duncan X Mcftae,
moved.
Charles II. Williams of Wisconsin to be Receiver Of
Public Moneys mt Milwaukc, Wisconsin, vice j. Albert
ii,tenstcn. removed. Seneca w Ely, Of Ohio to be-
Receiver of Public Moneys ut Chillicothc Ohio, Woe
John L. Green, who declines the Office. George IL.
Slaughter, OF Wisconsin to be Register of the Land
Office NJ Mineral Point, Wisconsin, vice Abort w.
Paris, removed.
COLLECTORS.
William Garrett, Norfolk Virginia. vice Conway
white, removed. Lory Odell. Portsmouth, N. H.,
vice A jenkins, removed Jonathan Il. Bullock Bris-
tol, Rhode Island, vice VIM. J. Miller, removed. John
Young Sandsky, Ohio, vice VIM. Patterson, we'd
OFFICERS.
John McCIntock. Portsmouth, New Ham pshire, vice
IaDiel Vaughan, removed Adam s. Coo, Newport
Rhode Island, vico Geo. C. Shaw, removed.
Asa b, Waite, North kingston Rhode Island, vice
George 4 Nichols. removed Joseph Paddock, jun,
Newport, Rhode Island vice A. Atkins removed John
G. Necdhan Pautuxet, Rhode Island, vice James
Fiiher, removed.
John II. Withers Philadelphia, from May 81, vics
- Carpenter. removed
Thomas Donoho TO be Justice Of the Peace In the
county Of Washington, in tho District Of Columbia.
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cent imperatons Of foreign and domestic manufacture to Of
fer for sale stock Of Carpetings Oil Cloth Window Shades
kc varied in brlianey OF shades coor Styles
fhey arc superior in quality richness and elegance
similar stock for public the
York market and selling prices Wholesale and
tail, unprecedentedly low
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q n o. = n: n n; Ns'.,


RROADwAY THEATRE-MR r. A. MAxsRALL Pho.
- prieter--Bcuent OF Mr. JOHN POyEY Saturday cses-
ing. hsy %. will be acted THE HSNEYMO0N-Lopos M
Count Mentalban Mr.. Reynolds; Julians Miss Wem)ss
GRAND MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PsB do Deux
Mons Wiethod and Nile Celeste; Mr. Dsin his
viii perform their hornSa Grand Quartetto from
popular opera. To conclude with SKETCHES IN INDIA
or sashow ScngEs Mr. Chpprndsle; Tom Tape. Mr. HadA
rarquot sii Fanny and Third Circles o; Gallery i2c.
RUk1ONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS STREET, REAR
OF the CITY Hall Saturday Evening" last night Of the
eason VIII be perform ed the farce of FORTY WINK5M
coes NUNS W. Barton Lient, Pshty Mr. warden Socks
Mt erhon hfier which the bureta Of CuLOkp-
-AminAdab Sonum, Mr. Logan; Edward Slocum, Mr..
iy"e Csshus Mr. Hamilton Pink Pater, Miss Chapman IN;
nrs cssmus Mss Cooke To conclude with the CAPTURE
0r EAfuAiN CUiTLE-Captain Cutie Mr.. Burton; Jack
Buntsy Mr. Broughsm; Toots Mr. Raymsnd; Mrs McS.in-
ger, AIRS vermont Susan Nipper. Mrs. Brpugham.
broadway THEATRE-THE PUBLIC is REsPRc
~ hHv informed that has been made With
the celebrated MONPLAISlR BALLET CORPS for Limit
for the first time this MONDAY EvnSING NAY ~
in an enr ly Grand Fairy Ballet In acts comp-
sing nine rb Tabeaux Now to he produced the brat
time IN America under the immediate Of Mons
Monpaieir The Grand Ballet en- titled F0LETTA OR TUE
ENCnANTED BELL-cmbracing the greatest CON
en,od 70 ne American public. enumerated follows
MAD Adele Monpaisir Miss Anna Bulau Miss Celeste Miss
81 Ciair Miss Blondesn Miss Fanny Deerng, Mons. H.
Monpai.ir Mr. ;. Cornet Mr. Wotoh Mr. Corby Mr. Gros
WIN An auxiliary ballot and rce Of nearly
ONE hunnRkD PERSONS Tho ballet will be presented with
the aid OF new and splendid scenery
decorations properties and tmen fall particulars
OF which wiz he duly nnununCrh
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BOARDING, sc


A CEN1IEMAN AND HIS WIFE OR A FEW SINGLE
IN Centlonen accommodated With most desirable
hoard private family, ~ sullivan street, paror
marble Inanels and pIutTes Attached
Bath supplied hot aud cold
noa aud other must DO to be appo
Cated. Terms moderate.
DUNRD on STATEN ISLAND-WANrED, ~ TWO
h Gentlemen doing business Ia tue city the Stapleyon
or { astatou Landings Add esq Box l,fT
DOARDING.-OSE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, Or
ID Gentlemen and lady. he accommodated with good
nuuhhcd rooms with part or full board in small private
family few doors of broadway, west side Apply ~ -
Lsptnard street.
DOARDING.--A GENTLEMAN AND HIS LADY MAY
ID obtain Board. with pleasant ROOM ~ moderate torms
nv erryinr 10 Greenwich street. between Fulton aud
TeW or tie room will be le with hoard to two Gentlemen.
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We would suggest to alI who are inte-
Tested in the California enterprise tho Importance Of
seeing the California Gold Washing Circular in the adver-
thing columns Of this paper
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So that although the banking capital Of the State
has been increased during tho last year S237 no.
circulation has been reduced S63s,92l, and is still
larger than in 1916 by $50 GA The individual de-
posts have been diminished $7046l1 S. and are
what lower than in 1S48. The loan has been reduced
from that of 1s47 1894 o. but is much larger than
in 1916 The specie has fallen of $40 500 S. yet
almost double the amount in 1916. The net balances
due from banks out of the State have diminished
S67s,l5S 90, and are less than in 1915 Bills of other
those Of the year ls48 1t will be perceived that the
a corresponding extent.
The annual report Of the Treasurer Of the State
Of Rhode Island gives full and accurate exposition
Of the public finances. The receipts and expenditures
for the past year, were as annexed -
FINANCES OF RuoDH IsLAND-REvENUE AND ExprNpI-
Receipts from May 1st, ls4s, to April 3Oth,
Balance in treasury May 1st lS4S. :. 80. l3647s rs
$4O2 1858 81
Expenditures for the year ending April
oO le4c. 3Zj.33O %
Balance on hand May LIST, 1870. ..... S7903s rs
The estimated receipts for the ensuing fiscal year
S55S,267 81 and the estimated expenditures for the
same period 1851 3O7 40; leaving hand, May LIST,
1850 balance Of SIT $50 a.
The liabilities Of tho State amount to 81 27I 9l4 ST.
These include the public funded debt due as follows
Eue and uncalled for So co. due in 1850 10 900 co.
Due in 1851 1868 GOO co. due 1852 lis 900 co. due in
1854 GOO 90; due in 1866, 27O 900 co. due in 1856
1872 500 co. In 1860 100000 The of tho
State arc stated at S05ls94 10.
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CLOTHING.


THE BEST PLACE TO GET NEAT AND FASHION
Tile clothing made 70 order or buy ready made from
the best material at the OF T. Rogers ~ Fulton
Of Cold whore he show his friends
and the puio extensive and Welt selected II
Cloths tssSmtrcs and Nestngs which no will make 20
in the heat and fashionable STYLE aud the
lowest possible pt'oe. l.. L. ROGEki
~ Enlton stteot. II of Loll.
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NNALLHALLA, 81 Observation-Disclosures IIr-
w 20 Grutus celebrated Marble Statues and TableanS
WANTS, represented by - ados Of unparalleled beauty
graoos and accomplishments OFeh every night. Extra
pe,ft Saturday afternoon at o'clock Singing
Dancing Sc Boxes 57ii cents; Pavquct % conts.
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TUITION

N0/NNNNN0NN-
DRIvATE LESSONS IN TIE Ft CH GERMAN,
and English languages in Lterature nd the Epstoary
style. For terms and hours apply to IN HATON Profess
de Langues ct dc Iittcra No 81 m
Private and Commercial Cores p0ndence.
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She'll Combs, Mt the Golden Comb Store,
&3 BroadwaySoIne patterns have been introduced
which euri and hoauul aud which the ladies
are especially invited examine Also celebrated
Chain Comb which has yet been equalled and will lind
the largest snd best IN the United all
which warranted An excellent variety of Perfumery
and Toilet articles T. NJ QUIMBY
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~ LElGHTON. FIRST PREMIUM SuInr MANufaU-
w. turs No. IVPsrk Pisee, New York. and Royal street.
Nov Orlsens.
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MUSICAL.

NNREE MUSICAL ACADEMY.-TWo NEW GLASSES
WI 30 organized flor Instructions on tha yivin base
VOL ana uto) hi Friday evening az "a o'clock
for loWp and Saturday, At clock Tor oy'
from 10 ~ years Of age. lnatrument urnished Also prs
yate instruction the piano forte guitar etc. Apply class
L. A. BENJAMIN, Principal.
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PUBLICATION


TINE METROPOLIS-A NEW WEEKLY PAPER, WITH
the abo,e title under the editorial charge Of Park Ben
amn. O. G. Foster, b. Bunce and b. Hunt Jr viii DO
published next Saturday morning 26th inst The first
Der will ain the OF and
of city fo from the pen Of Mr. g. G. Foster ent
tied The Touchstone Physiology of City Life Also,
great variety Of literary matter Price 1--WE number.
10 be obtained Of all agents
PAhK BENJAMIN n Co., Is North William st.
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The aggregate quantity OF the Same article LETT at
tide wnter from the commencement Of navigation TO
The ed May, inclusive, as follows -
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Fulton Manufacturer Of the Rchelieu Diamond Pointed
Gold PENS and Dealer in Fine Watches keeps
constantly hand extensive assortment of the above
Goods, which he will sell very low for cash.
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oehhmine the choice selection of Dress subscr
bers sorethe variety beyond all doubt the
city among which will be found tho double SO
much admired Also be obtained every article apper-
tanning to the toiee. A. j. SAUNDERS,
81 Broadway. betMeen Walker and White streets.
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(NASTLE 1AkDEk.-Tht SU bSCRiBERS lNrEN No
~ to give series of Grand Promenade Conoe is the
magnificent scale and plan that adopted the oele
brse" Julien and Musard in Paris ana London, request
sical artistic of talent aud espectaby who wish
to submit their propositions lin ariting their
gularly authorized agents. Messrs Corbyn and Mar in
Barclay street, New York. rRENtH aEtSEh
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RARNUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.-p. r. BAnNUN

vRAhNuhS AMERICAN MUSEUM-P. r. BAKSUM,
- asnsEer and Proprietor; J. Greenwood Jr Assistant
AansB.r-Spcndid performances afternoon at and
every evening ut o'clock Tho hss engaged for
another week, the Quaker CLINT and Gantes whose
bited height IL sixteen feet and weight ga pounds
DO seen at NIL hours With tunia the Fairy Queen Last
week OF the celebrated Martinet Family and Esser
&C. Great Western, the Yankee Comedian and Mr. Harri
SON the celebrated comic and imprompn sinrer A mag
nihccnt painting OF the French Revolution; the Aibno
Lady Miss s,anhoPe Miss Barton, MISS West and tho
birhinnd hammoah Brothers, are aiso engaged Tho
Bnehampton Pig, which weighed, When butohsred, last
NIL h7 ih ana mensuro@ feet in length. be
all hours WAX Scripture Staary Of
the Samese Twins. Madam Rockwell the Fortune Teller.
Admission ~ cents; children under years. I2% oens
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TUE GREAT CHINESE MUsEUM, asy BROADWAY
between Spring and Prince and the only in
hia country consists Of number Of life Pgures Of
Chinese ot all classes several hundred Chinese Pantngs
Houses Stores and Vossels Mdela 0f Paoda
renpes and Bridges specimens Of Chinese Manufactures
heir Agricultural aud Mechanical Implements
# Musc lanterns nc SO Open rom nine A. N. till r.
H., daily sdmittence NJ children under twelve half
artce
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In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SURR0-
gate County of New York notice s hereby givca
all having claims aainst Simeon T. Vandsrvee
late of the city Of New York deceased to present the
thereof the his No. 70
West Broadway in tho city of New York, before the
twelfth day Of November next Dated New York the fourth
ms 6ts CORNELIUS vANDERvEEI. Administrator.
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to be found always Indispensable especially
commended by tho Board of Health. the Aston, tho
Irving the Carlton they the admiration of travellers
the Battery they retain the Doctors established reputa
while the hot and cold salt water
IS well as shower baths, admit Of no competition.
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nRR RALPH AUTHOR or TIE PRACTICAL PRI-
~ vate Treatise, Co. ~ greenwich streesOfee hource
70 IL A. ~ Y. (Sunday excepted) Those Apply
in tn. early will be surprised at the rapdty and lts
Inconvenience attending their II chiefly, bowove
those suffered certain olass of people, who
properly appreciate his services In rioture from ito
ncpent advanced and distressing
(rom uncommon advantages and very extensive praoucs
no rapid and radical which, he haa
for eating obtained from other IL
A..n-
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NJ RS. EMMA GILLINGHhM BOSTW ICK'S CONCERT
Ni Monday evening. May % at the Chinese Assomh
hoons Broadway between Spring and Prince streetsMrs
Bos~ick respectfully announces TO her friends aud the oti-
eens generally that her will plAoe A.
stated which occasion she will be assisted by the folio
eminent artiss:Mrs L. A. Jones. Mr. Joseph Burke Mr.
Richard Hoffman, Mr. J. A. Kyle, Mr. II. W Urestorex, Mr.
u. Gomez. Mr. Robert Andrews Mr. D. =. Griswold
at the door the evening Of the bills N,
post ponem account Of the weather.
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SPk;ClAL NOTICES.
a MEETING OF ENGINEERS AND FORBMEN.
"A held at firemen's Hail. Friday Evening May 2j
Rag, Tor the purpose of nominating Assistant Engineer
the follow ing gen men declared to regularly omi-
patedt candidates. Howard H.. Coates Engine 49,
Black, Hose Co. 8 Michael Eiohelis Engine Co H.
ALFRED CARSON. Chairman.
JosrPH BLACK, Secretary.
NJ Office TO CREDITORS.-BY vIRTUE OF AN ORDER
of the Surrogate of Suffolk county nstice s hereby
ven according to law to all having claims
either James Osborn John Osborn Monroe Osborn
the town Of Brookhsven in the county Of Suffolk DECEASED
tst they required to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof the subscriber Of the goods
tells and credits Of the said deceased respectively his
dcnce COL broadway in the city of New York
the 18th day of June next.
WILLIAM KEvAN, administrator.
Date the 10Th day Of December. 1913.
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AMUSE MHNTs

('HANFkAU'S NATIONAL TuKATRE. UMAfaAa
street EFT and last appearance Of jim Grow Riee
saturday evening May 26 will he acted the farce THE
ElVhL CaPTAlSS--Captain ThalwickIMr. c. W Clarke;
CaPiab blumeDfeldt Mr. 1iton; Charlotte Mrs. lsherwoo
70 lie followed b, the burleque Of OrEO or the Moor
Orange street-Otelo, Mr. r. u. Rice Desdemona, Miss
Messenger. To conclude with JACK SHEPPARD the No.
trious oosebrcaker Sheppard Miss Mestayer Jona
man whd Mr. Dnwes Doors open at "a; curtain rise.
I,oxes ~
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M. MoRRIsoN CONTINUES TO BE CONSULTED

~ oonndcntially On private dosses Gleots. Stratucs
vsnerea Ulcers asd Eruons he wero others fail Re-
cent days. Nervous and Organic Debility
See bis London diploma in his office
24ys FULTON street.
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g EMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, &c.-D0CTOR
~ Rarhs Prae teal Private Treatise deeply interesting
only and with recipes, mode Of
living Ec &c. faithfully given. 9th edition, J2 pp price
post mailed free.
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lNaE DbssELDOkf ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS. TIN
exhibition OF Painting oy artists Of the above school
M, De "psn sver DAY Sunday sseeptedl from 10 oe
be Church of Divine uny In Broadway between Spring
and Prince rees Admission 2s conts Season tickets
II 18th june inclusive. m "-pts Catalogues i2%
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TRAVELLEiiS' GUIDE.

CTATEN ISLAND FERRY NOTICE-LEAvES NEV
- YORK; 8, o. TO- II O'Clock, A. NJ, and |, g. g. t. s. 6,
o'clock Y. 81. Staten Island7 g. 9. 10. O'Clock, A.
and I. = g. T. 60. o'clock. p. NJ.
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Premonitory symptopsof Cholera, that DR. Kellingers
Liniment fails to 1t will miss in
thousand Ever, lily should send i'm mediaoy and get
It, Sold in large bottles at ~ cents 81 Dozen at 2O Pearl
and AGO Broadway and at the druggists and gene
RAJ
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Thomas Donoho to be Justice OF the Poaoe In tn
county Of Washington, in tho District of Columbia.
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M ISIS II. TANNING READwILL READ THE IRA
lA gedy of Macbeth at the Stuyvcsnnt Institute,
eaurds evening ah inst Tickets 80 cents-may be had
" we NOOK and music stores and the door in the evening
M AIRY QUEEN OF SCOTS.-MR LEICESTER Y. A..
Iva buckingham will deliver his concluding lecture tho
ne aud harseer of Mar, Queen of Scots this evening at
the broadway Lecture Room opp te the New York Hoo
conn encing at o. clock Admission, ~ cents.
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MEXICAN JOURNAL OF soIENoE & ARTS
McVOY,S TONIC.

Tome and Health FOLLOW Its Use.
T,ONCS (tonika from tones tension, tone) medicinal
agents that the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vigor of the body when it weakened and re-
Taxed. and when there deficiency OF tone or vital power
from the influence of disease.
This Q N q acts upon the nervous the capillary and
the muscular system. 1t acts the heart through its
sympathy with the stomach, and also by the absorp ion OF
the active principles employed that they can be directly
applied to the moving centre and to the coats OF the blood
vessels Indeed of all the preparations contrved by the a
flee of man. this among those which exers the most
powerful TONIC effect. It increases the digestive powers
OF the stomach stimulates the ntene and being dissolved
in the gastric and intestinal juices taken by the abs0p
ents ente the blood and stimulates the whole The
countenance pale and faded assumes beautiful hOrd
aspect and the whole powers of the system called into
healthy action taugmens the of the secreory ys
tem and by the moderate but permanent impression makes
the increases the general vgo Of all the functions
1t CURES without puIgng) eohere there IS pale pei
t0D skin, attended NTH sue2ngS, .7naSdred Dr0psy,
tanndee, Diseases Of the Heart, O6struced Menstrua.
ton, Ch0r0Sis and may be used with entire
Uedk Habit indigestOn Rela1ation Hvsteia, Scrofd,
Chronic Catarrh. Ch0rea HypOch0ndridSis Green Sick
Pardpsi Ricketts,, and during the exhaustion which
follows acute Diseases
TT TONES must not be used where there is Fever
inflammation Price 500.
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tahty IN their operations, by any other peparaton conn.,
pyrhuou of simuar purposes, before the public
Specncs are combinations of approved medicines
msns the excellent qualities of each medicine INTO one
; Wnoie SO a TO produce efficient Compounds
naSe never yet been known to fail ia impossible to
OF the of medicine of this peculiar
sbon OF one5we host of facts might be advanced to
acsr ne Poad and deep foundation upon which the char
ae y ese Specles rests for support Long standing
Eases q tIoaerrhda, eet, Structures Pains an The
n peI p or he htdReVs Grayel Burning an The IN.
etc ETC. have yielded to tine command o. ,ese
ahd0es and instances OF SYPHILIS o.. the mos
sanave influence. ' ~ 'os' astonishing
ne preparation is, without doubt the most eecuaJ -e
and has cured many obstinate diseases
% every otner medicine had failed In its improved form
s, merry tasteies and effects permanent cure in the
rye or siI days without restriction to diet eS
peYar o nutness Besides this important advantage it
eaves t part subject to that Troublesome weainess
Iii anu taken in the first stage of The disease
in @ e dScharge and remove all unDleasa mt feelnes
dys IN long prOtTacted chronic stages of the
s9Se?ses' IN OBSTINATE Glsets Female COMPLAINS sncb ,s
ever discovered ~ e'' 'uoi remedy
we 40 not offer these Specifics as PAsAcxA n, cnre
ng, Dqt Tor the above-named cas- s. we are auhor
~ ny Drs LeRoy and Peleter of Paris (the inventors
~ {V nanant I cure, under forfeit of $500 '''
fore f. ond mere remark that these Mixtures have been h.
tH ie public of NewOeans for the last nine and
uiey nave universally proved efficacious ~ H''' anu
ses snntor oEBerare OF base Counterfeiter aoko
M &c " 0ned States rs A. DONNAUD No IS C1RnH
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