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ADJUSTMENTS.

RowERY THlArRz-TUEspAY EVENING. JUNE q
Mr. Stevens. Hamlet NJ iansiin the Ghost u Hamlet
father M ,; wsaek, Jr; Lsertss,, Mr. Pope; POonus
sr warren; csrtIuss Ms Jordan onSss nrs j. Wal
he I p'SiI u OF
STERN Mr. Gilbert. steinbere Jordani Christine Mrs Hab
ss si DIs.: cs. On: isr ss ss.;
NATIONAL THKA1xE, oaArHAK srRsEr-ruEs-
'y With % Of AND sEsr *. Of
ss.s s s s. ny lowe r, in ss
After which fGAss
Abansiar G. Taysr; KssIas e. Burke Princess s1droal-
sSds sh a. farce sf TaE TaaEE cuc9cos Boxes. Is
"A hayaoa Italian opsra Company sndsr the srs.oa q
sisnor y Badiah Re-sppesrsnes OF Sipora stsaanonl
June 6th viii performed ssaisrand opera SoRaz
yeso signor Marn Adeigiss siEnorna Costip Flsvio
sisnsr Badisli; cOtilde sigp.Ts nsllin Chorus
n Ne g II p: %
0rera nights. Monday, wednssday and Friday.
THEATRE, AsToR PLACE OPERA HoUsE-A COM
pi.sss Of e.irsns hayns t,ndsred to Miss Fanny Wal
place. se 'Ss S & M
Sol p Ward WIN 7. Pofi:r, Hon J. Roushton, L. isss
ton ccl j. s. pu sos redorieS West. Capt " % aeAr-
DE- hssSy Heln tsss s Sas + I nisS
Martin Treasurer Dramatic and Musical GommittseT
John Neade VIZ. Roberts chss Ksmbie Mason In pnr,
Of the Of the committee, Miss Walack
appear in the characters of Hamlet and Don Cesar DO
Bazan in the pieces bearing those Names assisted by
efficient 9ramatique who have in the kndest
yolunt their services The evenings performance will
he diversified by musical and other entertainments Full
particulars will be announced in the bills Of the day
(NHRISTY'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HALL NO. 12
~ Broadway between Grand and Broome streets-Mcn-
day, June and every night until further notiesThs
original and we-kn Chrstys Ethiopian
the ns established and Oldest organised IN world
Irpg Of twelve the
tios Of Chrsty They win have the honor ef giving
their original and nimtable entertainments night
until further notice. Admission 25 Doors opes
Concert viii commence at Soelcck afternoon Concert
on SATURDAYS, commencing at O'clock p. n.
LNRAEKLlN MUSEUM. l75 CHATHAM SQUARE, OPEN
afternoon o'clock, and in the evening g. bv
the Original Female Minstres the only organized band
ladies in the world, comprsing company Of Twelve Per-
formers Also the 9nrivalsd troupe Of Male and Female
Artises commonly called "hodel Artists" will appear
afternoon and evening in variety Of splendid repre-
sentatons Of Living Pictures together with the tribe Of
"Bodoun Arab Girls the only in existence who will
90 through their gymnastic fats Prices of admission
Stage seats % cents Boxes, rs cents Parquete, 2 cents;
Private Boxes, 81
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A nrRfCAN ART-USION -nExDERs WHOSE Crs.
IN ufeafes unmhefea frsr 70 1000 aar -~iss
krsergs. a.. =, ,fe Gallery, preseatA ca 81 ta.r
eeruasstes q msr,ssreklp.
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THE LARGEST SALE OF CANTON GRAPE sHAwLS
oneres will be sold to-day by auction at corner Of
Bleeker and Grove streets with splendd assore-
nent Of Dress Goods suitable Tor the season. .r.r
A. RUrTERFfELD. AuotenesU.
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HAVANA ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY-AsToR
Placen consequence Of the great mher Of appca
ons fer seats the whole whieh will consist of
weeks, and In order to prevent confusion attendant the
frs opening all who wish for the
will please apply the Box Office this rlssaay
mo oruin oclock
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AMuIsEMEN

RRoApwAT TnEArRE;-R. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
~ I. I's: ..a 4, 4. 4 s.ap r S.a:.
y 5 ns \. as siss: s::s x.'. W..
ss. as fiass fi ssS Il sas
s H. Fiji f MAI T.
ng vt srs s.S G: n.S
NIBLO.s.-TuEsDAY IyENINo. JUNE I. ras
cArfSiS OF TnE wSIcyssun snS iS%s's r. w. sls
.'l lss4$s s EyaPf s sss
Yrs bicsnsferry, Mrs vernen Mrs BrOomy MES @i%os
inIs1colone Cranky Mr. SisrinsSa Captain ba9sy.
"a As|ssIG" to all Ear' OF the house. 20 'is
RuRToN's THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREEr.-rurs-
ewSsnr 5Sas viii BE psysd tie S1%siG q raE
cn Sfsysiier Podsyey Tredsrie Mrs Ps.ehdosn. Mrs.
sfsovs s'i:Is
apiad Lady sGwy eay sr
nusfsi sI, Charles Torrsns MT. Russell Emna T.rrens
Circle, rs cents Orchestra Seats. IS cspts.
HAVANA ITALIAN OPERA CoNPANY-AsToR
o1 % s6s 81 .ns great 81 sppSa
weeks and Srder to prevent confusion attendant the
viii please .Pply a. the Box Office Chi. lrsssaayJ
RARNuMs CHINESE MUSEUM, $50 BROADWAY, BE-
sn for hor So hTS
longer commencing Monday June 3D. Of the Chinese Lady,
and Suite who purpose visiting the principal cities Of the
Union previous g iheir departure for Eurpe In addition
the Chinese Family six number including tho Lady
with feet "a inches long the Chinese Collection consisting
of over One Million Chinese Curioses Vocal aud Instru
mental Music during the day and evening. Open from
N. till 10 Pm. Admission twenty-five cents children
under ten. half price.
rIRQUE OLYMPIC, CORNER OF EIGHTH STREET
~ and Fourth Avenue the Astor Place Opera House.
Manager Richard kjyers. This Circus will be opened
Wednesday evening" June 5th, with q powerful
pany Admission to dress circle so upper circle IS
cents Doors at o'clock performances at B.
Equesraps Madame Louise Brewer (the greatest female
equestrian in the country Hiram Franklin Richard vors
b. ynods, Genroy Master W. Franklin. Messrs. Honey
Conovcr, Geary, &c. &e &c: Clown Frank Brewer; Ring
Master Mr. Johnston Leader Of the Orchestra p Vose
Particulars in future bills
ALYMPIC.-PIERCKS nlNsTRELS-TuE ORIGINAL
~ Poupey, late Of Chrstys Ainstrels a. broadway. be-
wsekDsors Concert At8 o'oloek The novelties
introduced by T. H. Pierce in his style Of Ethiopian perfor
and which have been received each night with the
decided marks Of appreciation BY crowded
has stamped them teng the INC plus ultra" OF
Atsrnosn on MsdnsSd.ys An
zion ssnts OrohestrA bexes. 5Oei Private boxes 81
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CALIFORNIA.


TINTED STATES PASSPORT AGENCY NO AsroR
house Psrsports and Certificates % Citisenship for
California, Chasres. Cata. and Europe. gratis.
A LADY OF FREsPECTABILITY, ABOUT TO JOIN uER
IA friends in San Francisco wishes form ac1uaintaac
With some family or gen aud wife, Sho would extend
Their protection 20 her during the The aa voald
tc 20 trouble 90 the parties a. - both
snd land travelling Any snch clio would ~ willing 90
fr The above named favor will please note 20 T. T.
bcr Y. z.Brosdway post once within ten days.
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In 0l0 WORTH or Gas CdaNDELgEhS
RiO,VOV Brackets. and all descrirfisns n new d..
tatures .Yiar Lard ana Flud LAMPS ft adoies China
y,s and fanfy trtielee, re, ~ !. St8usarel 90
syohs si.e near hrosa~ay SO eo wore Of ncw ,tsiss
rr 'nt Ias Cur factrry Nos g and SO vcsay street
J. sroUvESEL co.
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lmSRnsEnFsTs pEsEWEn EVERY DlY.
POLITICAL.

POLITICAL.
NOrIcB-A REGULAR MEETING or rHE ELEyENIn
~ Wafd Danucratir Ferut1t1 Asg@ciation will tate
s,s At fhsi room Ne. 10 sustoa his tTpesfAy
sveriua Juns 4, at 6 ocigek. q BOUfOS. President.
fkpKw ffkp nIadnwx. yic.-rrs-id.ua'
A. n. RcrIr-s, l a,.,.t.,t.s
n. a rftNAGar,S
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100000 q ,l,,,.. sg,ILf /, { IS. seAs !.

oter cole rinrut faiart Dr. % reueu IN.
tsr fe trtv yFnrs cod o. rruma.ic and other
raits fnforsit ii fsif We fa 10 satisfy nsst
tFthl ~ 80 nrcfrl enf-f -feoE who will call
~ n Al tt frd 90 hrraFav U~snd Broouns
% per dorrn. -'" '.
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I,RANKIIN MUSEUM. I75 CHATHAM SQUARE. oPEN
sPESiAE NOTICES.

ExPPREsAs EP A RRANGEhENT FOR FosEIGN NAILS
ysrrGs LGSdon Wales sss.iand and .hs Cont
q Ss; & ss5 4 q:
n brSs sssS sS' asaE%
ssrss
'Hs Ssla
No Avenue D Knspps So2 Hudson s ssssst and an a. a u
sSsl S's's u HAR0S s&aRrs a ~
GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK
hs annual Gonmuaieasicr Of The w. G1a1d Losss
the state New YORK vI BE- held ss she Grand Lodse
sssn as s'y hsr;ss s''Ts IS.
% rs S WI es .a ps: ssss
roadysy The 6onu.tes appointed by order q The y
Ds.p :ni b1..d".y sa
Frsssrnity, under Lodge
sDy The rrces.son will Be formed at the Grand Lodge
ssoci in the ssrnocs All are requested .p-
in drs M sSsns sss ai Il s1s snd white
go JAMES HERRING Grand Secretary.
MEETING OF GRAND LODGE.-THE MOST woR-
%sssps
Mn aSa their An. :, ,s Coliseum @
r. IN f.sss a. ~
'n Of the u'us Ss'1s JOHN n Rp STffT q Grand Master.
JAsrs W. POWELL. Grand Secretary.
MASONIC NorIcE-ruE ANNUAL conMUNIcA-
vl Johns Grand Lodge Of most ancient
honorable fraternity MNsons OF the
state 81 ksw York will be held at tho Grand Lodge
Masonic Hail. "a GrAad street. Tuesday evening sh
at o'clock. DENkY ATWOOD, Grand Master.
Rorr. hAcor, Grand secretary.
MASONIC HoTIcF.-sILENTIA LODGE NO. a-rHE
i nembcrs o. this Lodgethoss of the various lodges
under the jurisdiction Of ST Johns o. Lodge and all Masons
In good sandingsre requescd TO assemble In full reyAs
street Wednesday the instant, at l NJ 70 attend
the funeral Of our late worthy spps Kosi1son
e- -. na = % w !. -.
MASS MEETING OF THE BRICKLAYERs AND
IA Pisssrsrs will be held at the Mechanics Hail. no Hester
street on Wednesday evening June oh TO organise the
Society Punctual attendance requested also the
OF brooklyn. Williamsburg and jersey City invited TO
attend BY order Of the Chairman CORNELIUS McCLUs-
KY. JAcoB CLARK Secretary.
NoTICE-1HE SUBSCRIBER, LATE ATTORNEY FOR
~ william Geo L. Wolf N. d. deceased having been In
formed that Individual round and him
self as the Attorney for the estate Of said Wm
deceased hereby cautions the public ssainst sal
as no such appointment kas been made TO this date.
NORRIS LEO-W WOLF, N. D.,
New York, June s. 1850. ~ Lsspenard street.
TAkEs CONNER SON. TYPE FOUNDERS. cossE.
Of Ann and kssssa streets. New York, have hsad
every article necessary for flste Printing Es.sbsa
msnt The which this printed are from
the abeve Foundry.
HOTELS.
GCUOOLEYS FOUNTAIN SPRINGS, N. J-BEIMDNr
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TAuEs COLE. AUCqIONEEp-Is4v VALUABLE BUILD

JAMES N. MILLER, AjoTIOvEER HUDSON RIVER
property st aneu,n.-tLe Farm formerly Of Abraham
Berrian deceased WeStehesier county
confluence Of the Hudson River SpAytednuve Creek
one OF the most plend situations the river, and having
the railroad along it's boundary will be prerempto
sold
under the direction Of u gles
day, June r. l0 IL o'clock at tho Merchant Rxchanes
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LOST.

II OST-Ov FRIDAY EVENING. nay 81. on COMING
- from Warerisr Place. Sisth M~Dlura
.ues,, near Amity fns gold Vest Chain. The nuder IA
e fuifi rewarded ~ leaving the the eacs af
New lork hsrina Insursnes Company No 80 ws street
JANIS a. AvINGrON.
I oST-FRoN TIE STABLE OF STONES bellows,
- IN d. street the night % the "a 0f Iuua yeo
end wtte setter dos large "a the ~
Rap Whoever Will return him % the Iviag House, vii
receive 81 rcwars
II OST-ON SATURDAY. A DIAMOND BREAST PIN -
IL Ia the centre ~ The head q the rim
sncircled with Ro.e pamoHdr. act IN sivef gold
gh. finder will he literally rewarded by icavnr 10 with
HENRY SBELDEs co, ,i2s Broadway.
II ADY's PURSE LosT.-DEAD PURSE. DRtB AND
~ hue eoutainiug about s1 in bills and dollar and
half change Ire finder will 10 fairly rewarded IN re-
turnirs 70 Al Burt, 81 Wall street, rs Four
tecnth street.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

DARNUM.s MUSEUM, PnILADELPHIA-P. T.
ID Barsum Proprietor and Manager; Henry sanford As
Mansger-ke- for limited period Of
the entire segun Opers Troupe aided by Mr. and Mrs G.
Holman who appear by the kind permission Of Wm Bur
Norma. LA File du Reg ment The Posilion of Lon
Juneau" The kixir of Love-" "Don Pasquale." &o.,
every evening Engaged the celebrated lancashire Bell
cuar entertainments The ptire will them,
and superior hsronic variety with dances
Sc sol eco suriostes tanned in the Museum
attractive and important novelties in constsst
ration Adniittance. 25c.; children under ls. l2sc.
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Fo., sALr Arp To LET. .

E'oR stLE-A HOUSE LOT IN THE VILLAGE or
hiddletoun Fcint, aortr0sn courty. Nss 1srfcy.
house - two stories hrh With kitchen and cellar ed
fte lotie ~ feet frcn aecp THIS rqrOftr vii 10
SOLD 90 rented from The lst u Juy hsx For furher Art
sulsrs inquire % the Sscrber a. addlesavn Psint
NAFTIs ufS~EfI.
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EoR sAIE-ABOur 100 ACRES OF LAND. FORarRLY
the reei.txce of the late kev Wm. Powell st rdhan,
Netehester county, eleven mes om The citY ~ NsW York
immed.ey a. the depot a the ar hrroed the above
Trt~rty ludtiouty div dcd able lots Tor
eohs business in the city o hew YORK and who wish -
hfod fte heavy nrtUn % the city Ne a. 20 the
sessntaess 0f tne garden and reeiselce tbs pro-
Tery y proytha or s hcaithy location sad pure water
lie so en4 very rich, will produce n the hshes pcrier
Won every sriice ~ vegetation usual 70 thi Az %
ni property from four minutcsssk ~ tc Harlem
kaIroaf depot where tho usny times duuns ths
DAY he pfurcrty 10 bounded by The anss of - iehns
etisE the BrUuN fver railroad and partly ~ The road
sndirg ", West Psrns 70 krrsrdge fnf further
tcNlsrs sTplcaticu te made NJ Hal the house
n Mr. John Desnctv. tie premises 'he ohee cf
Nessr. g. foseL ar. Ninth saa siuyesssnt sirstts
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~ EsfDEsCG Os BpOORtYN uEI3tIrS, FOR sAtE-
~. my desrfua o. having stdencc on the tsrr ee
q broollyu rht directly fcntns Ras. fiyr oaa nor
tays an unususs favorable opportunity. four er1sns
evnint ~ adjoining l.tsare Ireraruf bald vns q hs
oft car e purchased unvsus itvarah. teraa ~ laf
store 81 Rfoadsay
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REWARD.

REWARD.
COX REWARD FOR InE PROSECUTION AND con-
E-~c vction o. the thief that ste mart af
destroyed the rernHnder ~ over
t vf Frederick Echarison s. karks Burs Gruund
TIE Twentieth Aversc The b. pa1
~ h father, William Richardson, No. 33 FIr,. Avenue
near East SiHtcsnth street.
q EEWARD -DOG LOST -LOsr or srULES on
w 1nesdaY last FROM The Union pase Hotel Fuurteenh
.,ree, Bull Terrier ehish btosu osor. bsek spt
the right side Of HE head the tail aad shprs
middle s'gc TO the % Jack whoever
turn him 20 the Union Place Hotel will receive lhe above
reward -
81 RbWAR1-FOR a SMALL POODLE LAP DOa.
SO wovIiy bnr thin lie va either stole, ~
rsyed on freay morning last, from fth avenue third
sven 10 any one reforming the ssid dog above
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~ u.
Yer railroads Themselves uate rutirey n wool without
fny iron, he a1-ni1ef fner r-ei In 4-abi ard
ths cou pay have ~ thsir ere pees % wsoasa rt
rrparrs ~ DEF Farnsa precot pn gich the have
he least sSfaatsn
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HOTELS.

GCno0LEYS FOUNTAIN SPRINGS. N. J-BELMOSr
- sThis we'll kno~n and fayorils place Of summer re-
sort Will reopen Tor the reception Of ystsrs tho pth
Inst The whole establishment w. this season, Bted In
hyperion style and the accommodaoD are unsurpassed
Nothing shall be omitted the part Of the
Gehsmhnly and experienced persons are engaged TO NIL
every department.. r. A. ufSCHNAN.
kchooley's Mountain Springs. June !. is50.
Route via Morris and fases Railroads Ticket ofss foot
Of t.rlsnat street Leave morning ats Through
in hours.
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sros~e- ~ -
HORSE FOR sALE.--A DARK CuEsNUT LADys
horr rentlc In the saddle perfectly safe In his
ments aud sound In bis has carried lady for
the last two Csn be seen ut Burbank Livery Stables
adjoining the Union Place Hotel. Fourteenth street
L,OR sALE-A BAY HORSE FIFTEEN HANDS HIGH,
warranted perfectly sound and hind, will drive In single
double hsfness and good saddls horse Can be
In ths stable fronting the Italian Opera House In Assor
Place. Price $50.
IroR sALE-A FINE BROWN nORsE, LONG NAME
and tail Cifht yearr old warranted sound, kind. aud
sold tsrrsin the has for him Enquire
the stable tsst Thirteenth street near University Place
EoR SALE-A PAIR or DAPPLE GRAY CARRIAGE
Horsef and years old, warranted pcficcty
scuni and hind. either In double single harness very
stylish Just from The country Ca e C0hkn
Garlic stable, fulton Terry, brooklyn, L. u
I'OR sALE-A YOUNG BAY HORSE l6. HANDS
high, just IN from the county pcrfeCy sound, kind
hld gsnt cannot Be for style action, N
aelte. world make % the finest tLs
Cen b tstn At Ncleotts see Liberty street Brcoklyn
IEogsE FOR sALE.-A CLEAN COLOR GRAY, SIX
hands hgh of hns appearance aud Style fast and
turd. veil trolc aud Terfety sale Also Lizh. wagon
sue bAress, nearly ncr hpply ~ boJces Stable, In
Duare strcsi. three doors below Greehwieh street.
L,ORsALE-A sUPERI BAY HORSE sEvENYEARs
CID perfectly sound nBd knd. stygh driver ef froat
sndurarts tcFcther With srted. Aso sreneid pair q
Gray etfss sourd and gentle speedy travellers Of aae
on and Any wsat % Lns horses Gni
thsm BY ealing 81 MI Snedekers stable. ia Water
Aain street, Brootyn, whre they for sale ~ Mr. George
higEns, the owners having no further use for them.
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EoR RENT-A NEAT STONE CurrAce, PLEASANT
~ situated % New BriFhf0u. staten Island srittllo
Tor sna fssily apply 80 ~ lourasaad N.s kssat2n
EOU SALE. or WILL TAFE 4 p RrNER--A BAKE
ntw dona Encd snsines vltA rovf wargn rounds,
hius from y % e tsrrt # four Tef week Apply q; 10.
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Igrsfrht--wANrE nv A GENTLEMAN. PIANO.
NJ f@fstr hiv~ fer which ies th@ wonif a
s,eu a. psy. Aadrcss TUTOR, Chatham Poe, Vnse
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II AIDES AND CEN1LEMEN ARE HEREBY RESPECT
IL fully informed that the u value will be paid in saAA,
for all Of second hand castcG cothng by
Eoroney orange Orders lefs at No. ii. ssAt
through the dspatch poet. Prumrtly sttended to.
j.. AORDNEY, III Orange street.
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DiRECTloNs TOR CAEIIsCEs In coNs SEQUENCE
- ~ The tfersuasus at sVhisis in Aau the
tommsoner 81 Iseks reqgests hss tn pr will drag
up With their homes heads tosafdn the MUSEUM aud
their uanatitcs the ottr vhsaever tbey
ishc csr'omers az JONES' celebrated cheap Boot and
Shoe store. ~.
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r~1p uor-gF TgoTTTNG-A PURSE Or tB WILL
IL ri on Thursdsy TIE D. for horses that
rrse aver so niis hsas fte h~st three IN I've ear
~ az ptshs and TO close "Wednesday eve
ri-g a. Crstn MADEIRA
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10 RAIL AND FIANk ROAD COMPANIES. DOCK

Prorreetusss may is had the - ne toupaag No.
afo ie sesh.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL CONMUNICA-
lv1 Of ST. Johns Grand Lodge OF tho ancient
honorable fraternity o fres and Accepted Mssons Of the
Masonic Hail. "a CrAAd Tuesday evening" June
At o'clock DENkY ATWOOD, Grand Master.
RorT. h Acoy Grand Secretary
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WDLbE AbE TllE rEOpLb RInNGSO TOTO GEr
w amp 10. fsarit urauI copies sold
tsrdsy II. washing which formerly wsss hours,
was over before hfaAlaf'. hsts che th.a
Iubbngrfinted instructions 81 NJ - D necessary. Price.
ST. Gail TWfLvErREr,
Room ~ No. 90 Nassau street New York
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The cough Of consumption hath IN a sounds
of Death 's
Are YOU moiherl Your darling child, your
idol and earthly JOY, is now perhaps, conhneu
10 her chamber by dangerous cold. her pale
cheeks, her thin shrunken fingers, tell The MOO
disease has already gained upon her, the SOUND
of her sepulchraI cough plerces your soul.
Young man, when just about 10 enter lie,
disease sends hear-crushibg blight over The
fair prospects of the future, your hectic cough
and feeble limbs tell of your loss OF hope, oui
YOU need not despair. There is a balm which
will heal The wounded lungs, il Is
sHERMAN's ALL-HEALING BALsAM
Mrs. Attree, the wife of VIM. H. AHree, Esq,
was Given up bv Dr. Sewall Of Washington,
Drs. Roe and Mcclellan of Philadelphia, DR..
Roe aud Dr. Mou Of New York. Her friends
all thought she must die She had every APP
pearance OF being in consumption, and was SO
pronounced by her physicians Shermans Bal
sam was given and il cured her.
Mrs. Garrabrantz, of Bulls Ferry, was also
cured of consumption by this Balsam when all
other remedies failed to give relief-she was
reduced 10 skel,on. Dr. A. C. Castle, Dem
in several cases where no other medicine al
lorded reief---but the Basam operated like
Charm. DR.. c. also witnessed its wonderful
effects in curing Asthma, which it never fails
Of doing Splting Blood, alarming as i may
be, is efecluaIly cured by this Balsam. II
heals the ruptured or wounded blood vessels,
and makes The lungs sound again.
Rev. Henry Jones, l08 Eighth avenue, was
cured of cough and catarrhal affection OF so
years standing. The first dose gave him more
relief than ali The other medicine he had ever
taken. Dr. l.. J, Beas. l9 Delancyslreet,
gave il TO a sister-inaw who was laboring un-
der Consumption, and TO another sorely aftic-
ted with the Asthma. In both cases its effects
were immediate, soon restoring them 10 com.
Portable health
Mrs. Lchre,a Wells, 95 Chrisrie-st. suffered
from Asthma 40 years. Shermans Balsam
relieved her al once, and she is comparatively
W ell, being enabled TO subdue every attack by
timely use Of this medicine. This indeed is
the great remedy for Coughs, Colds, Spiliing
Blood, Liver Complaints, and all the affections
of the throat, and even Asthma and Consump-
lion.
Price 25 cents and 81 per bottle.
Agents for Monroe county. .---Theo. Schoch,
Suoudsburg; c. Saylor, Saylorsburg G B.
Keller, CherryvaIley; H. Peters & Co. Mar
shalI', creek; H. Kintz, Barlonsvlle; }. Stout
fer, TannersvIlie.
Pike county.---P Peters & Labar, Bushkill W
F. Brodhead Dngmans Ferry j. S. Wallace
Milford w. Shouse. WIisonville.
Dr. Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenges,
and Poor Mans Plasters sold above.
Dr. Sherman's Office is al 06 Nassau-st N y