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Full P.lRTYCUL.fRH

i"S' VI 'i'N lAo'l' dl' lli' N'lN ''llF'-
qncmccs
Full PARTICULARS
of most Interesting case tie bate Hagnc St,ot
cNplosiuu in New Nork, will shortly br published,
Thr sufferer was one OF the most severely Injured.
given up ly the Physicians ~ beyond hoI,-
and cured hy "THE GENUI>E" Dohty .>aitc
completely, that not the smallest scaI Is clt 10
ell th' tale.
Bay hc DeRcy SATIRE ONLY in the NEW
DRESS. You avoid THE DAEGER Attending
the Use of Ha'ort,ts-arc sure Of gcttin. the GIN
USE uticlc-,nd gain near 80 per cent. in itan-
u # the tmiH.,Ht!
90 See the Nrw Cnculir, for 1850.
THE NEW ENVELOrE-TIIE
ARTICLE.
No OTHER SALvE but DALLEi's, can ahy
tn pain of the worst Burn. or Scilds in few
minutes, and CURE the wounas IlHXC UT
SCARfli
EuBLrMs ON the NEW ENvrLopE--Hc III
gHgfe, Scyptat, Dr., Lsaa, Hut oBd Eagic.
CAT HON EXTRA.
BEWARE of travelling nrOSTFRS uho r,u-
resent themselves my Agoa, Offering Dalir,'s
Extractor in THE OLD WRtPPLR at u reduced
price. solrnnly caution the public against sucl
INrERLGPERs and their PoIsoNOUs NusTEUNs.
Wy ONLY travelling Agent, in tho New England
States, are |. B. TOusEl and VI. :. BURR.
n DHITy
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'l' h'"''"'N' Ne" f"iN'
". X. Il. HAZARD, Soc Agent for New
port.
PS.-R r. Hazard Lrr,b, inr,,,rs the vo,'
: Of Medicine in this,nd dth;p.ipbbn,i. i.utpvus.
tat he viii ,cll ihcn C,r cash the t,lic Dal.,'.
rai, rxtr,c,or ,c, ,l,,,,. ,,,.,s. d., l.l,
.,sh price,
FOX W. o"'iH' ''LiH 'VNStN vi '''NH
AND ALL AFFt CrIDNs or tn LUNGS.
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pr,i,t,,,s irilu. ol ,ur ,.c ,,u men, !,i.utuuia-
icin wr know to h., Of real m.rit."
An c,ni,c,t ,,l,s ri,n writes H.. ii b.,e C,.
s,,,, t,'n,. ,,,.i Lnon IN ,hu lt of Ill, ,u
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JAMES W. LYON
ELU .I.DEIG.
Brass md Cdpp + Worker.

Manufacturer oi Force and Iiiii, Irnrs
"IlsA steam, Water, and Waste Pipes, Wash
fkS2 hetlic,; Bathing AIpmatus, Sc, con
lcr oi Thames aud Griulny succt.
J. ". LYON, having Imchs,l the above
named establishment ui hl> irut.ri j. q Il VI.
l.ur, Is prepared to o>,cutc all ula,ls ard tu ho
work ~ hl, huc of husiuc.s at the shutt.st mo-
hca, and ~ Va no,t perfect monu'r. \ .hmc e
patronage T. solicited. NoyII
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ChrTioN TO DEALERS ,-UnscruI ulous yclL.
crs "l counterfeit Extractor, pat up the spurious
and dclctcrlous stuff with t0r baIoS f uc gsHU-
inc Dqiicy saye ia each dozen, under well lm-
tatri but CoUNTIRFIIT WRAPPER Gi the ORD
SIR md thus olic it to dealers al arcduc ed price
This BAIT takes with many dealers, but the con-
Il ling ~ eicr who happens 10 Use the counterfeit
and poisonous stuff pays the pcuall, of the iiaud
---dggrayatcd Ji.eases, unsighty dcinrmIty result
irg from severe buns aud wounds, and hot UNI
frequently los, Of io itself are the wolul cousc-
uupuCCs
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ChrIstIe,s GaIyanie and Magnetic Curatives,

have been quietly working their way among the
most intelligent and respectable classes, and are
constantly achieving cures in alarming train of
diseases, which have for ages bafied all the aid of
medicine and all the resources OF Science. These
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FEMlle WEAKNt SSES g. COMPl ANTS.

No remedy offered to tse public has b~<r ~ -
certain and cGcctDdi IN rs'tsiny ALL the incidental sssks
and UTcyr1J ics of the seN, BRASrs PvLaosAaT
II makes ference beth The der ssD<Q
sUIy, esiion or Other HsdSneA-u RlOULArn
AI iiysHythrnin1 the SYsTrS egnSissss ~
nos aud 'Ooth'Sg end sa~s'SS sERvoss NAarAss
Er,. mn, Dltlpls
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'SAao1r 7vhAaINi

ATHNFN--". u. g. Hazard, N,vpvS-s.
H. Dfi." II, Warrn--J. y. Dougl 80, pris,.l-
u. q. B own, East Grccnw ich-O. Bske, Ns,.
i"k- lirgI. \ Spencer, Washington visge--r.
:. Ta, lr Kingstpn--J. Allen, Brasd's trrs
Noths-N. :. Palmer 4 Co., wes,er'y-I.
lorg, Wickfard--J. ". Anthony, Fan RivS--
J. u. Anhony, wcstpmt-ssd by Ms~ss.~n-ssA
Dmt,isis generally.
ill prlcrs nu., he slIre-ssd - wsHsee hcs,
ciR,e,as7,, k-~ xot.
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pIs ~ T.. Pa; X -
OR "Dls NJ SllO

VE2MIFUGE OR "DE\D SllOI,
For worms. A hIglly valuable pr'Par'
II, pablo ir..u tn prJ Al, tIu'e "i IT, "c'
in, Cirarip- tus y stem ~ icw huh ;
IDi ,>rry NO H.
Much % in, lns hccn taken II, the oligina-
tor II al, cnmpOun 10 test Il comparative
mcrils + the principal Vcrmlluge rrepara-
tl,ns of tn DAY anu white 1t is frankly at
knowIeigrd that many of them are often
succc> ,ful anid gtaat uood, he is assur' d
that tins combines adv >antages posse hy
go other Yer lIiuge-- and having wunrssr'
fora series of fvrals IN WIDE held OF prnc
tIcc It's complete lrlnnph over every othr'
vrcparatiuu, he has permitted lito 20 forth a.
hmr,s sch ger OF relIet to all who labor under
II species ul human suffer -.
T. Gus md. Of testimonials IN glt be her'
adduc,d to sho" It's rapidly increasing ianc
IN the south an Wc>t-but he IS cntirel'
willing to res It's rephallon on a ttal Il IT'S
uwu merits
Joac.borough, Tenn. Dec. Sd, ls4S
We. a. the agents Of DIR Pcety, have re
tailed large quantity oi bis NeImliu2r
from the demand for 1t, and the praise gwen
To it by those who hav" pa chased of us, anC
ricd 1t ~ heir onn iamilie-, We ha,cno h'S
latloa in pronUuncipgii one OF the lest 7.
Iclrs in use Ior the dcSr a. ion of worms II
culdrrn.
CANNON y VA CT
EXlrac, of a letter received II M diNtih
guI-hed Lawyer.
EslIlv'lc. Va, Nov 2lst.. 1917.
Dear Sir.--rhere have been suiiiclcn III
ais ut your Nermltuge in this part OF th'
country, with the happlcst success, To war
ra' me in recommending il as one OF lh'
most prompt AMI eiiiracinus remedies WIT
"hlch the human family have brei blessed
lnd it will ,Forl IN, peculiar satisfaction T.
witness its general reception by the public
throughoutthe country,
Very respectfully.
,'ENRr KAN.
TO Dr. II. F rccry
TAPE worm
GLOVE ,NODINE
Y @ . / 10 G. II T. ID Z % p s,
VA iinm diat, AMI pcIf Ct ire Tho
WIN have felt the p1int Ihrn' in, arI
cru ng pings Of mis- d'sr ST. h-"t, @
through their laws wilh mos tormrntn
perseverance, ard, a /, often he case ha,,
rrrIved bul litll" sympathy from i'IrLds ~,
rurh o., aslon>, will no doub he much plra.
Ell tn know IT a remedy that will meyer iul
to quiet ior'ver he unn"rcllu oHrGd' r.
Tn remedy is the CIove An"dynr, an uu
failing cure.
+ TIE fpl owing es.inony j. from one e
our most dioJlngm.l cd practical D,n
New forh, Dec. 10, lalI
. Me>sts. \. L. d Sands-G, ntlru,
Ia the cur" ci NY practice h We rAt,n.
,l,ek used your Cl",e Ann yur with uLc
success to thc relIrluf the Too'hatI,; ano
a. constantly recoln,i" I'D u To- my patients
! | deem II but Irsl :" inform vou ol che Lirl
opinion have oi 1t over oIhctremedi,s
am yours, respectful "
\ NJ. LEVETT, Dentist
\ 30 BrOa IwaN, corner ~ Warren 81
\ PRICE - CT pERN VI
II Prepared aud sold wholr.1le ,nt rri'
10y A Is N ID S\ND~, >.w oh. old u,
~ bN prngp.t> gen, al, through ut IT,,
II United states and arada
X. X HAZARD a.cr f,.Iu..
\ nov ~
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DYSENTERY.

This distressing disease is deranged condi.
ton of the viscera organs Whether result
ing from conragion, impnpp"r diet, change ol
Tuwnsends Compound Extract oi Sarsaparilla
is demonstrated to he the most eiiicacious aud
potential remedy ever yet discovered.
JACKSON, Mich, Dec. Is, laig.
Mr.. H. @. BLIss-DEAR sra: ! was taken sick
the 7th August leis with relax or dysentcry, and
did not recover that could perform manual labor,
until February. lsi9 employed the best ply ysicans,
one after another but none Of them could effect
cure. began to think never should rccOycr-whcn
friend told that h. haf used DIR :. I. Townscnd's
Sarsspar with the best of success, and advised me
10 try it, uId 80, and, contrary TO my expectations
began to recover Two bottles made me well
ever was in my life You Mt liberty to make any
Of this that will extend the Of Dr :. z. Town
sends Ssrsaparilla a remedy for the disease with
which was afflicted. Respectfully, yours,
WILLIAM TuBBS
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Hundreds-Thousands-
Brant's is the Cheapest /;

who l,nv. used BR4kT'S PURIFIER. amer having a.
and ,r.ed All the So,nrayids aud other med isAe ~
,nmrnded to cure blood diseases have decided buh-
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rs, 900 PER 8 O N 8
Entirely and Permanently Cured,

including all ages classes and conditions, among
whom a large number Of Ladies' who are pecu.
liarly sub ect to Nervous Complaints, have been
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CHANCE OF LIFE,
Dyspcpsia-Sour Stomach

rom Tue yyi to the ,c,1iIH and the ~ ~~A1s
doS,rdisd aud the t1hcr svsiss1V s-s
Jpccd. 10 prevent O the aLa! Sssessu ~ t~Ss~
i ArL.c In enllsrauence Of sueh eIaare.
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LIVER-COM MPLAINT!

DR.. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF sL~.Jsrd. r~~., sss -
he oldest and most respectable ply.le Ans ~as s~>e
with Iircr complaint many years and r~rsat sss1
~ using BRANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT. We s~sA
tame hundreds Of other easrs, also cared.
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EUMATiSM
and Enlargement of the Joints.

SNEw York, ID March. 1850.
35th. street, near 9th Avenue.
DR.. s. p. TowNsEND-DEAR SIR have been very
severely afflicted for four or five years with Rhcuma
tsm and enlargement OF the joints having been una
bic to sleep rest. had tried numerous remedies
without relief; but since | have used your Sarsapa.
rilla. most happy to say that IL has almost cured
mo and you may publish this, so that others may
receive the benefit OF your invaluable medicine.
Yours, with respect, MRS. SCOLAl
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r6I,gCUnrAL DISUASE1.

BHANT'S PURIFYING EXTRACT 10 \ ps,t.s ~ As~>
oyyl e,odcaiar Of al The egeeh Of MtRersY. o. sny q -
suruus preparations OF CALonEL cr MrRorpr, IrSs -
,s,en: and The blood. ws.sss and 81 ~ Ss~S
a.-fscd. 10 their Original, HEALTHy
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Ladies of pale complexion and consunptvr HABITS,
and such as are debilitatrd by those obstructions
which females Hre liable 10, restored, by the use
OF bottle or,two. to bloom and vigor
THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured by this preparation Of Sarsa-
parilla, MAY sgsh LARGE; but we are, never
iheless, PREPARED TO PROVE, by an EXTENSIVE
ARRAY or CERTIFICATES that such is the FACr.
A fraction of the evidence which We poss. IS
concerning each disease. would be received
before any JUDICIAL TRIBUNAL as complete
demonstration. 1t must be remembered that
all this irghlful array of maladies, though ap-
pearing in an endless variety Of forms, are
yet similar in theirorigin and causes; for they
all spring directly or indirectly, from COR
RUrI Yousr.ls. If the blood were in pure,
healthy, and active state, it would drive all
these complaints from The system. aud CHRONIC
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SCR()F (jLA
BRANT'S INDIAN
PURIFYING EXTRACT

sSrl Aiciieia, in erog ,ssPrf anil il,s{r hs.odSss
upf IN q, edi ep,rs rfrc' ed hat ONE BCrrlE oi cM
aims more purifying, h-alin- virtue and med~t -.
o1JRig or any other med cine that has ever h~sn onsTS
ur sale r. ere Is unioubsd proc la our pam hen o.
~ t. rsr nf his great Indian Purifier they ti1u wefE v4
ING vet LlNE--ihry that were LAME and OnlifttLg
. m now WALk-llry that were SICK. SCROFHSXJ
,id oihrNis Sc dssased have been HEALeu md CCkkU
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Spring and Summer Medicine

The great changes brought about 10y Sprng NJ" not
observed alone in the veg, table world They affect
mair-he feels n h,-situd-. debility and dcpp ssiOn
OF the animal spirits which is peculiar to the season.
The dull stagnant blood ot wntr requires purifying
and renewing. DR.. =. T.. TownscBds Compound Ex-
tract of Sarsapara wears the laurels that have been
in this field. 1t Shy lar the best spring medicine
ever invented
We roliowmg letter, received from Trojillo,
Mexico, shows the good effects OF this invalua.
ble medicine in that country.
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GROSS IMPOSITION.

CIUTION. i Coz NTERFEIrs m the On
WRAPPER food the market! Avid them as y.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-06

SALE OF JENNY LIND TICKETS Yesterday morning the
auction sale OF tickets for Jenny Linds last
this city at least what is announced TO be- her last
commenced in Castle Garden at 10 O'Clock, and con
tinued without interim sion till within minutes
four in the afternoon. The place thronged with
people during the whole time the sale going IN.
Castle Garden contains in all 5l54 seats, 800 of which
for the Of the press
Barnum retinue. The remaining s5 all sold the
premiums varying at every imaginable rate from So %
down TO 1873 cents Only three or four seats went
high the above maximum the primary price, and
not more than dozen commanded two dollars premium
Taking the average rate To be 81 II ~ which Is fair
dunn the net amount Of premiums realized by yesterday
sale will be S5470 very large Pre- portion of the middle
and lower price tickets bought up by SPECTATORS
and several individuals purchased many eighty
hundred and in some instances hundred and fifty
doubt with the expectation that the Jenny Lind
fever will seize upon the community to-day.
Masonic orrIcrRs-The following are the officers
elected by the Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted
Of the state Of New York at the Coliseum this evening
Nj. W. Oscar Coles Grand Master X. w. Nelson Ran
Grand Warden R.W William Holmes Junior Grand War
den X. ". Jas ". Powell, ~ ID Grand Secretary; &C.
rardus Boyce, Grand Urea. urer r. w and Rev. Salem
Town, Grand Chaplain; w. D. II. Van Sice Grand Pur-
suiyant W. sewal Fisk, Grand Tiler.
NV YonK YACHT CLrB--AssrAL EcArr,-The an
nua regatta Of this club OF yesterday at Ho5oken
The day very pleasant with slight breeze and the
scene presented animated and pleasing appearance
The following yachts entered TO contest for the
annual piece Of plate worth S250:-The Cornelia, Mr.
Edgar owner; Ultra. MIR Miller. Of Newburgh: Una Mr.
Waterbury, and the Sport Mr Ferris The sailed
over commenced opposite the Yacht Club House Eysian
Fields round the buoy the southwest spit aud back
The start effected shortly before ten o'clock, the
Sport taking the lead followed by the Ultra Una and
cornelia in the order named. The yacht Maria, Com
modore Stevens, followed about half hour after the
Corneha started but not entered for the contest
After most spirited contest the yachts returned at
o'clock in the following ordcr-Una first; Ultra
second and the Sport, third the Una having proved
herself exceedingly fast sailer. The steamboat St
NicholA with the members and ladies ON board, accom-
panied the yachts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-06

MRS. K. oAKEs SMITHS LECTURE.

Last evening" Mrs Smith gave a public lecture
dress and its relations both hygenc and social with
reference to the present and future fashions Hope
Chapel, Broadway. There very large aud fashion,
able audience; indeed the lecture was filed its
utmost extent Mrs Smith after making pre-
iinnary remarks said that ladies should at con
suit their comfort and health-that one cannot exist
without the other-but at present woman was the
creature Of sunshine, and she sacrificed all prevail
ing fashions and conventional forms We understood
her then to say that there philosophy In dress
in all other things; and that il should be that
the dress now coming into adapted to all kids
Of weather and 1t especially adapted to outdoor
purposes but said She let my sisters by all means
the long robe for paor purposes for the sake
however, Of their comfort and for the sake of humanity
let them adopt the style In articles dress
time that women should begin to disenthra themselves
from vulgar customs and think for themselves at least
in articles Of dress and consult their comfort and
happiness and may say, the happiness Of those who
after them, though they should for the pre-
sent be sneered ut by the The being
introduced is adapted to Institutions Why should
we,n said Mrs smith, for what is worn In pro-
fiigate courts! We should seek for what Is health
full, and what will contribute to our comfort and
adopt IL. We, the daughters Of this republic,
why should we be the slaves Of foreign fashions,
(Applause) Let US come near to something that
will contribute to our comfort and health IL would
be curious she) to investigate the laws which have
preciuded women from assuming the manly costume,
but perhaps it would be found to arise from the differ
emit organization OF the Here she admitted that
there should always be distinctive character in the
tune OF the sexes She then went to describe the
various fashions Of different ages and their inc0nye
nience and danger to health But you said she address
ing herself to TIE ladies have right to destroy Gods
haudiwork 1t was duty they owed not only TO them
selves but TO their potery to adopt whatever gave the
eest action to their limbs. As yet the slaves of
fas bion and custom, which in
tributed to miiners and taors. We must (said shs)
havea dress easy Of adjustment Such one as lady
put without calling in the assistance of her
neghbors. Mrs. Smith then recommended the French
hat and Turkish trowsers, but not shor 10
form into figurante Over this robe Grecian
jacket which be adapted to theastc and wealth of
the sucn dress would give grace and elegance
to the person, and she who it would walk with
and breathe frcer Public opinion favor
OF them. and they should take advantage of it, Mrs
Smith was loudly applauded during the delivery of
raj passages of her address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-06

Nj q N Il Y M A IL X K II i.

THURSDAY June o--b l.. NJ.
The stock market unusually active this morninl
and prices for all the leading ancies improved fraction
At the first board Erie Railroad advanced per cent
jersey Exploring and Mining Co. 1; Reading, 1; Harlem
al Is 6's, 1867 "a Ohio 6s, Il Indiana 5's ard Eric
Bonds, 1853, x. Reading Railroad particularly
active, and the tales up than four .housan
shares Harlem in demand but there very little
stock Offering The ncrease in earnings this onh has
asonshed the most sanguine friends Of the road and
firms everything have said in relation TO its produc-
tiveness and prospects. Norwich and Worcester in-
proved slightly day but the transactions limited
1t is impre sion that about entering upon
speculative movement Of considerable importance. 1t IL
impossible to resist the influence Of such large receipts
of gold dust from California Such accession to
metallic currency must have favorable effect prices
Of every peces OF property and give grea. impetus o
financial operations OF all kind. Five millions Of gold
dust per month is small item and If expansion in
credits and in prices does not go hand in hand with
such increase in supply Of gold it viii be
thing unusual
The receipts at the Office of the Assistant Treasurer
this port to-day, amounted to S1l26oe payments, S3s
sos l4-balanee. $: 352GTS 10.
The receipts Of the New York and Harlem Railroad
Company in each Of the first five months of the past four
q annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-06-06

Last night Lucia di Lammermoor' was represented
before highly fashionable and brilliant audience Ed
grdo personated by the tenor Bettini who
most cordially received and created great sensation
He called out between the acts and after singing
the brilliant finale OF the opera Lucia represented
by Bosio who was also most handsomely received and
spplauded. Indeed Beneyentano, Coletti, and Bara-
TIM shared in the applause in the evenings and the
grand chorus and orchestra gave great satiss cton
The entertainment appeared to give the utmost pleasure
to every present To night "Ernan to be perform
ed, with Betini Marini, and Trufi in the principal
characters Another brilliant audience may be antci
pated