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THE STEAMSHIP GREAT BRiIAN.-This steam levia-
than, now In the docks at Liverpool completing the
repairs Of the damage sustained by going lahore in Dun
drum Bay, viii, in al probability, again make her sp-
peayance in our harbor some time September next She
has been lately purchased by Messrs Gibbs Bright Co.
of Liverpool for $4,000 who intend fitting her With new
machinery Of zoo horse power II is estimated that
the expense including the purchase money viii be in the
neighborhood Of $4,000 She will be Commanded by
Capt Mathews, the wellknown captain Of the Great
Western and City Of Glasgow steamships whose position
in the latter viii be filled BY Capt Campbell for
many years chief officer Of the steamship Europa The
o. Il expected 70 sail for New York the 1st Of Sep
TENDER.
FoR ErsorE The r. M. steamship Africa Capt Ryrie,
et yesterday at noon, for Liverpool She took out
ss5sS3s in specie, and 175 passengers. Their
will be found under the proper head
STEAMSHIP LArA,rTTr-We inadv ertently stated. on
Tueay that the Lafayette had been purchased by the
company who the City Of Glasgow steamship 1t Is
not the Lafayette Is the first vessel OF an indepen
deLt line.
THE ALBANY Srr AMRoATs.-The steamboat Aida has
been purchased by James Bishop Co., owners Of the
fast steamer Reindeer. The latter arrived at her wharf
on Tuesday at three o'clock with alarge number Of pas
scngcrS.
LAuNoH-The schooner Charles A. Stetson manned
after the Stetson Of the Astor House, launched
New Haven on the 10th inst and Is reported to be
most beautifully constructed craft We understand she
will leave here for the Bahamas, thence to London,
where she will be exhibited first class American
schooner.
LAuNcHEs.-The schooner Jane, Of about 20 tons
launched from the shipyard Of VIM H. Crandall Son,
on Tuesdsy morning last She will hail from Westerly
ard regularly between Pawcatuck and Providence,
under command Of Capt Hall At Belfast 10Th inst by
Carter Stevenson Co, fine schooner Of 40 tons,
called Judge Tenncy Capt Thomas D. Toothaker will
command her
SEIZURE or EsucRAST VESSELS At Nrw ORLEASs.-The
New Orleans True Delta says - The federal authores
here have within few days past seized the British ships
Ctiiiia. Captain VIM. Irwin Blanche. Captain Thomas
Dlckitt and Essex. Captain Francis W. Walsh, which
have subjected themselves to forfeiture by bringing
greater number If passengers by twenty each than the
acts Of Congress in relation to emigrant ships allow.
The captains have also been arrested, and under
bu.ds 70 answer criminal prosecution. Parties in
tstcd in thee vessels have endeayored to compromise
the matter, did the ship Virginia within few weeks,
hut the federal officers that they have discovered
since then that their authority to compromise Is doubt
u and they will enforce the law 10 its full extent
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cane deck 1t fortunate the accident occurred
late and that the boat coming from Brooklyn In.
stead Of going In either the cabin would have had
passengers who certainly would have been killed 1t
happened there not single passenger In that cabin
Had the occurrence taken place hour an hour and
half sooner the loss Of life might have been fearful
PRrsrsTATIos GoLD WATcH.-Several days ago q
very handsome gold watch and chain presented
TO Charles Riddle the deputy City Inspector, by his
friends, as complimentary token OF esteem. and ac-
knowlcdged services In the whg cause
MILITARY PARApns.-The Trina Guards, Ninth Regi-
ment n. !. Militia, parsded on Monday and made q
very fine appearance. They passed the Hrad once in
the afternoon and marched in excellent style.
The Pacific yards Engine Co No. 1. (of Paterson,
n. ~ Capt King also passed the Herald ofce their
return from target practice The target bore the marks
Of some very sliarp shooting.
Mechanics Hose Go. No g Of Brooklyn, on Monday re-
ceiyed their carriage. very handsome one from
the makers They passed the Herald Office in the after
noon accompanied by Granger's Brooklyn Brass Band
MILITARY ExcrRscN-The Bowics Fencibles. composed
principally Of the attaches Of the National Theatre and
under command Of Capt A. H. Purdy will make their
third full uniform parade the 2sth Of next month,
when they expect TO number from seventy TO
rank and file and in August next they contemplate
visiting Quebec Canada by invitation of Her Msjestys
18th regiment of Iighanders The uniform Of the Fem
cibes is very neat and snowy and will not fail to at
tract attention on the route.
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UcfuIe iOn JuuBt cNndfof1.
Arm 23.-WiAism Jelin shaus Is he kev York fas,-
es Coapory This Wa an action for the value Of
Prussia to New York A quantity Of the goods was
damaged their arrival in this city as the parties
uuld not agree to the amount Of loss which tho de-
PENDANTS ought TO pay the defendants determined to
sell the goods at auction for the purpose scertanng
the amount Of loss and placed the goods In the
their auctioneer for that purpose The suctoneer failed
and did not pay over the proceeds OF the sale TO either OF
the parties to the suit and the plaintiff brings this
from the defendants the amount for which the
goods sold. The defence Is that in point Of fact tho
Euctoneer much the agent Of the plaintiff Of
the Defendants and that they are not liable either
eustodans 81 the tsenty Of hard
ware, employers Of the auctioneFr
The court charged that unless the defendants had
cuded the plaintiff from participating in the conduct
management OF the sale the defendants not liable
eead verdict directed by the court to be rendered
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The Board Of Supervisors met yesterday afternoon
Supervisor Ii.ws In the chair
Leonard Hoffman rrtitioned for pay for forty-scyeu
days services ~ricr of the superior Court la 1855
The amount e warrant asked for 4 f1l So Referred to
Committee On County Oficcs.
Geo. ". Norris's bills for expense Of arrcsting and
bringing to the city Iloruo Dcforrcst $40 AZ aud Allen
burtis. $40 u, referred u Committee on Criminal
Courts.
Resolution 10 inquire into the propriety II increasing
the salary 81 the District Attorney Referred 70 Commit
tee Criminal Counts.
paying bill q VIM II Rblct for copying docket for su-
prtme Court, $500. Adopted.
Report a the Committee Criminal Courts and
Police, In favor u paying bills Of officers Pbbard, Burn
ham. and Whalen, $50 So
Report Of Committee County Offices in favor Of
paying bill of Thomas Carney sheriff JIG IS from Isl
January to 3st March for summonng jurors. aud SUP
Ilu furnished 10 Eldridge street jail. Adopted.
Report Of Committee on Criminal Courts md Police
in favor q allowing police justices and clerks conn
tion fer services performed ON sunday Adorted
Report Of Committee County Offices, in favor Of
paying bill q Bloomngdae Asylum, fcr support q Ann
n. smith. Sl67 o.. Adopted
Board adjourned tni Wednesday neat,
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Brooklyn CITY InteIIiuence,

BPcosL,N OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF rar AsrsoxosIr-
CAL SoCIETY.-At a meeting Of this society, held ON
Thursday evening the Coancil reported that the 500
900, on the raising Of which the subscriptions had all
been conditioned had been obtained and the subscrip
tions row amounted to $4,000 Considerable difficulty
had been experienced in selecting site, as II desira-
bic according to the opinion Of Professor Loom Of the
New York University, (Which they had obtaincd) to
command unobstructcd view Of the horizon for ninety
degrees, without which, many important observations
would be lost This consideration the Professor
tions Of prime Importance This object could
not be accomplished by raising the observatory tower
sufficient height, except at the expense Of another
equally important advantage yiz:-the stability of the
instrument which il most occtualy attained the
surface Of the ground That it essential that the
instrument should De prot, from trenors caused by
rafting Of carriages railway trains Sc and for this OBJ
cct it most prudent to locate observatory where
such annoyanccs were not to he cxpcctcd Noise dust
and local heat as from chlmneys for instance to be
avoided. u was also necessary TO command extern
siye view Of the and harbor The committee had
fixed upon site which. in the opinion of all who had
examined it, unrivaed in the advantages which it
presented. IL was high ground retired. commanded
an unobstruced view Of the horizon and looked directly
out upon the bay and In short. every condition
required for the site Of observatory answered 1t
was located at fatbush about three miles from the ferry
but the Council had not yet secured this they had
felt Themselves at liberty to sxpend any considerable
amount Ct the funds for site The Council desired to
impress upon the public that their institution was not
local in is character objects but intended the
benefit Of commerce well for cultivation of astro
noma science ard the advancement Of the highest in
terests Ct New ork and its vicinity The following
elected for the ensuing ycarPresdent Saml
Hanson Cox, d. D.; vicc-Presidcnts. Edmund Blunt,
ing Secretary Aonzo Gray ecordng Secretary. Ben
iamn W. Dwight; Councillors. Joseph Ripley William
whitley; William Spencer, "; 7. Griffith William F,
Bulkley. J.. w Durham. j. A. Davenport q. L. Sampson.
). I Howard John u. kitching; Treasurer Daniel En-
bury The services Of Professor Mtche. have been
cured SO soon as the society 20 into operation
PrBLIc NuisaNcr-CrIP,BLrN EGlroT-The low er part
Of d. graw street namely between Columbia and Van
brunt streets was ripped up about fortnight ago and
the paving stones thrown in the ooways and the whole
street rcnd, red impossible 1t remains in this way
since al no attempt made to repair it. This i
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AMUsEMENrs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUA'S MUSEUM, PHlLADELPHIA.-P. T. BAR
- num- Proprietor; H. Sanford, Assistant Manager Grand
holiday production The Chinese Spectacle The
Bronze Horse i'll be brought out Easter Monday,
April a. and continued night during the week. The
new scenery is BY Grain SEN and as every attention has
been paid the production Of the entire Spectacle
truly be denomnated the Of the
Such pieces Twice Killed. Grist to the Mill Faint
Heart &C.. with dancing by Miss Z. Warren, and Mr.. G.
Wulams will be presented each night The
in the afternoon composed of the concai Freer
the finest Of VAUDEVILLE Petite Dramas popular Melodies
charming Dances &C. Then, the thousand aud eurcs
ties Of the spacious Saloons full Of interest Admsion
TO these and performance, cents children under
years. l2ls cents.
RCH STREET THEATkE.-PROP0SALS FOR RENT
IA the above Theatre, September
1871. will be received before LIST May Address,
BkAkSOS. ~ Market SsFseA
PHILADELPHIA. April 4 1851
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SHIPPING.

ENOR LYERP0OL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Captain L. Nye. This steamship will
depart with the msils for Europe positively Saturday
Nay 10th, At IL o'clock M from her berth the
Canal street No berth secured until paid for All letters
having unequaed elegance comfort
apply to EDWD X COLLINS 81 Wall street. Positively
freight will be received board Thursday
May Sth The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the Paeihc
and sail May oath. - ''
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TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail Stcamers-The ships comprising this line are Ii

ATLANTIC. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Capt West
PACIFIC. ..........................C Capt. Nys.
ARCTIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Capt. Luce.
BALTIC ................. :. Capt. Comstoek.
ADRlATlC. ........ Capt. Grafton.
These ships having been built by for
government SERVICE has
structon also in their engines to insure strength and
eguallsd for elegance comfort Price passage
York to Liverpool $50; exclusive Of sire state
rooms, $325; from Liverpool to New York. expert
enced surgeon will be attached TO each ship No berth
BE- secured until paid for.
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AMUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

ORooKLYN MUsEUN-LEssEE AND MANAGER. r..
- G. Wemyss.-open every night. Price Of Admission =:
Paqucte IS cents Upper Boxes i:i cents Doors orsn
hahpast o'clock Curtain rises At precisely Tonight,
Thursday. APRIL y, KILL OR CURE; Dance BY Mr. FL
Herbert and CROSSING TIE LINE-characters BY Aessrs
wemyss Salisbury, Mechanics Herbert and Salisbury.
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RI SNAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-roR NEW OR

TT SNAIL STEAMSHIP C0NPANY-FoR NEW OR
~ leans direct via Havana Saturday April 9th, 81
3ocioeh p Fare redue.dThs splendid double engine
steamship OHIO 5000 burhen James Findfay Schcnek
.. s. NJ commander will sail precisely At 3ocloek n,
from her pier atfoet Of Warren street r. with the Gov
malls direct for and New Orleans Chagres
passengers A. Havana TO the spisndd
CINE FALCON Freight taken 10 New Orleans at 20
cents cubic foot Specie only taken freight Havana
No bins iadng will be signed after the steamer has sailed
For freight apply at the once vi the Company
No. l77 West street, corner o. Warren street. -
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MEDICAL.

nR. WA RREN IS coNfIDENrIALLY coSsULrRr
~ Diseases From eighteen years practice. three
which IN hospital DIR. W. 70 en- sbi-d TO guarantees
speedy cures without See his Diploma his eoe
Nc. Mott stret adjoaing Chatham square the nrsi
in and medicine this country produced
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NLw MEDICAL BooKs.--A COMPLETE PRACTICAL
IN ~ork the and 81 delicate diseases
snd all tie Kindred Observation-Disclosures by great nnm
her ~ h.anuuly e.orsd plates as large AZ e ~ Homer
above named nature Tits large luarteNo pages sscone
edition price $40 Extract from the Boston MEDICAL an
Surgical Jeurna may be said, fearessly " be eouh
70 kcord or Aetons WORKS the zane family ~ diseases
and far Superior to anything % the hind published 10
his eoustry Author 81 Tn. Family Physician = rrics
cents Auther ofa ~orh "s.ifa abuse, and ts dspler
able effects. kc &c tsth edition. fourteen platse prict
81 For sale at tic publishers, sTRINGERS TOWNSEND
~ broos~ay and ~ the anthor. 90 Broadway.
A CARD-DR. DE LANEY. AUTHOR or THE PRI
n vate Medical Guide kc continues - be consulted 90
diseases u private nature weakness and debility u the or
mps diments TO marriage &c. Those vhe apply IN The
yer, fret stages % certain d.asss win 10 relieves Of e
trouble almost instantaneously ~ V chiefly however
those vhe have suffered from certain eias " bcsst REQ
pie Who can properly appreciate HE services once 81 Lac
rsnsrd street, near Broadway.
TYR. rAwCETT has REMOVED MS sFrfCE TO "
~ Dover street whore he be conhdcntaly consulted
certain Diseases which he without mercury hecn
essef he cures ae~ days. His Balm 81 Iura er nervous
debility, hrought by self abuse IL the most invieorana
medicine for that disease ever known in THE country
TYR. L. noRTAMoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO
~ have contracted diseases. Cura nj voleas that 10
Tale Of thy health have devoted years 70 my
profession, and have treated successfully Thousands -
can DO 20 TREE o. shsrgej from AN tosPm sundsy
inssss who urtlehinsy tell you Chat ,y sny can surs
sary fer disease in all ts fors Persons whose health has
.en rnn.d BY these cyclists, call upon me daily. u" WI
liam street.
nR. COOPER, u DUANE STREET. mas. rOR THR
~ last fourteen years confined his practice 70 hs rea
ment Of mercura and other diseases We cure the most
aggravated cases 81 this disease and mild cases removes ~
w " I've asys reIfsct sprs " ne stsse
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INDEPENDENT THROUGH LISE-OPPoSIfIoS TO
The only Through Line."-Direet TO Charrer.-Ths in
dspendest stesmsr carrying Bcrford Cos Express Mail
New York TO Ckagrvs In eight days ar.:Ihe Prone
theus the North America and ~. Brother Jonathan These
fact steamers connect at Panama With the steamers
Sea Bird independence. New Orleans Unon Pacific, che
sapsake New York, and konuDsntal City. The fare for
through tkets from New York 20 san francisco Is lees
than BY other line ror choice q kerths, apply to
fERFORD CO.. 2yesey street Aston House.
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MECHANICS HALL, NO c2 BROADWAY. ABOVE

M ECHANICS' HALL, NO. O. BROADWAY, ABOVE
1v1 Grand streetOpen every night dnrng week
further notice. The original and well known CHRISTYs
h1hSIRELS, comprising efficient and versatile corps
OF talented" md experienced performers under the
management Of E. r. Christy, whose in this
favor By highly respectable and fashionable audiences
Tickets p cents Doors at halfpast six AT
eight o'clock An Afternoon Concert will be given on Sa
urdny next April &C. for the accommodation Of Ladies
Juveniles commencing at o'clock. Il. n. On Saturday
evening next, April 10 annual benefit Of Lewis Nairs
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EDWARD K. COLLINS, No. rs Wall street. NY
BROWN, sIIPLEY CO., Liverpool.
= g: ROBERTS CO, Is Kings Arm Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, in, Boulevard, Montmartre, Paris.
The Of these ships will he gold
silver bullion, specie jewelry precious metals,
unless bills lading signed therefor and the value herof
herin xpressed
After the Of pr the freight by
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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~. a Lee. pc.
1 n:s Bs. .ss ss, nd c.l,. Gallery:
r ss yisi6s sA 81 sFaa aK
whiting usnr.e Mr. ii. z;: 1oS r.s.s NJ
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REYNOLDS; Rsnae, Miss A. GouseaAsim To soaeiyde va
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Her,s Rider viii appear Eaton stone the wild
H. fhos New! bis We az
,rSduesd ~ ne..rs ahi.saAsr and Lsssrsp Mons and
orssmsnshp 10 seaciSds rtS the Tag Aes
RRoUoHANs LYcEUx. BROADWAY, NEAR DRooxE
C5s: .ns 80 ss.: Ts.y
SS An a. "
nice Julia Could Boreas Mr. Leach; FIuiter Er DSn8
sH Ss;t fG8
M n SSr. S H.: ys1nss Mr. Mr.
BARRN,sgg,Ms'ss AMEEIcAN xyszyn-P. 7; BARsy&
49, uroprietor and hanager-John Greenwoed Jr. AssiF
a. Si;st r
s ''s ssn'sE ''sass.;,;s
y, NJ , H:9sa; 1sRs s';
TERf TIckE wormSoos Mr. F. n Kes. s Hamssas 70
at al hosr; day and evening from nntii 10 p r.,
ana each saloon performance . cents Children
years Of age l cents Parquete and Circle, I2 cents
extra.
CIRCUS-NEW YORK AMPHITUEATRE 81 BOWERY.
~ Prices OF Admission Private Boxes 80 cents Boxes
70 cents Pit ~ cents Benefit Of Messrs. Sweet and
'hS Mise s
Dance Mr. Sherwood will appear the Camanche Chief
ne ss
tifu Partisan Act 81 Equitston Mr. Sweet win apes:
and Jonathans Visit TO the phithea
To conclude with the sfterpece Of BILLY HUTTON
N lBL0S GARDEN AND CIRQUE NATIONALE-s
~ Wallet, the Clown. Notce.-On account of the in
ecmency OF tie weather Saturday last Mr. Wech has,
friends given Friday night 18TH on
which evening" the whole of the last splendid bill before A
yertised will be represented.
CARD TO TIE PUBLIC.-A PARTY OF ALIAS CALL
~ ing Themselves New Orleans Serenaders, cons
neeton Of the original New Orleans Buresqu. Opera ana
Ballet Troupe Troupe pcrforning Bat-
under the direction OF j. 5. Sanford. NB-pus NO
tlce VIII " gwen OF their appearance in New York
CAUTION TO THE MUSICAL PUBLIC-THE NEW
y Orleans serenaders operate Troupe-The original
Ole Bull, Buckley r. Buckley Sc. caution their
Gus friends who have patronized their
irirtr han 80 Literally, against an unprincpled attempt
stated the company performing Baltimore This
IL utterly false and il the malicious attempt
cpled deceive and mslead the public inura
halls cautioned against spurious band thsic
the located permanently thS
stuyvesant Institute, Broadway New York.
Two AMATEUR ACTORS.-A VERY FAVORABLE or
4 portuny now occurs TO establish respectable His
Theatre Chambers street. Wardrobe properties eom-
Pete with required and prompt
books terms Of fo-
he Dor
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LoR cHA6REs DIREcT-TuE NEW DOUBLE EN-
gine steamship Frometheur Capt. II. W johnson, will
nahs trip 20 Chasre before taking her place on
the Nicaragua and viii leave New York for Chasres
direct. from Pier No. Nsrth River on Asndsy, the 18th
April inst at 3ooek Pm For freight or passage having
'A'''.' b. r. ALLEN, battery place.
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The Of these ships will he gold
unless bills adns are therefor and The value
After TIE first pr next the rate freight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANY.-(oNLY
through line for California and Oregon 1.-The public
informed that under the of this Com
PERTINENT and carrying the raitad State. mails S con-
pue leave Panama and San Francisco the t and 18th
dent and will touch Acapulco San Diego and Monterey
steam packets Ge9 S e the Pacific MAJ
NIL :. sl~aysn Pert a. each end q The rsute -
PksGSH tom. t FsFpnsS s toms:
CALIFORNIA :. . 1859 tons. coLUMBus...... coJ tons
NGRTHERSLR 100 tons GNicoRN.... 6oosoas
COLUMBIA 80. 800 tons. FREMONT. 600 tons.
The new steamship colruBIA will ply between San
Francisco and Oregon awaiting at the former port
turning without delay With tie mail. and for the
regular propelers will be kert up for the trans
poraten Of freight and transient passengers between Pa
The we'll know steamship SARAH SANDS, Of 500 tons
burthen nov under charter q the company aud peculiarly
eommodous in her eaLn arrangements will be kept running
One Of the VIII ieep mp the connection be-
The connection in the Atlantic will 10 maintained by the
United States mail steamships ,,,.,,-.,,,.,,,
OHIO. ......., aeN tons clIERcKEE. 1910 tons.
EMrIkk CITY. ..2eW tons PHILADELPHIA i,loJ tons.
Leaving New York for chagres the 18th and 9th Of each
month. --- -.
form direct line between New Orleans and chagrcs
ing at such periods viii nsure little detention
hp. on through as and sru% Sew Orleans. and port. IN
Mexico California and Oregon Passages from New Orleans
can be secured from Armstrong La"rason Co.. agents. At
IL. fare for through ticket, New York San Fran
cisco has been reduced frcn
$40. in in lower Ss1,i s csf4iS: Z = ia Ia
1he New Ycrk 70 chasrcs will be atths lowest
adopted by any between those ports
choice hsrths apply CT the oirs Of the Company ~
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DAEIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
diseases, In few hours By vegetable application
without pain. In debility brought By improper habs
and constitutional Affections he combines medicines will
the remedy and shsv there housnds
who cannot be cured without he has daily,
years duration, from the other In ALL he
Ties permanent cure. lie has structures daily he
without esustc which others caused by their espe
ling the former disease enough. His diploma. with
hess and the hun reds Of ertihs show that
Equal 10. rou cured In day-D. NJ Corbyn. One
local apple cured In few hours after another
tor tried long tme-C Dcrond. raid 800, in
years 10 be cured Of weakness from s abuse without bsns
It, yet cured ~ local and general treatment in
abort time-Jas Evans. lou cured o. the Of
yphilitie ulcers body and fac. In shor. time.
had been un der three physicians for beside.
guaeh medicine could hear ofNm Ferguson Perth
Amhoy Ihose AZ distance can BY enclosing fee hs
treated by mall once hours frcr IA. NJ Ia ~ NJ and
ItogP H. N. Lsrmont NJ D., a. Reads street. two doors
from broadway.