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prepared Cream Coffee This is the cor venient
and preparation Of coffee discovered
bning in paste, coffee, sugar, and cream. One tea
spoonfgll Of this paste makes of highly favored
minute to be made ready for by the addition Of boil
ing water The purity of the materials and it's extod
convenience its ption by all who give it
trial Gentlemen Of the army navy, and merchant ser
Of mill in their coffee always have this
luxury by the of the Cream Coffee it is arrautcd
TO retain its strength all climates and during
the longest voyages Families find it economical always
and strength.
silver medal awarded to the manufacturers by the
late Fair Of the American Institute and certificates
shown at the Office from several celebrated chemists aud
sthors who have used IL. Put in pound and
packed in neat boxes oftwelve cans each.
JAMES HERON, General Agent,
50 Front street, up stairs.
CERTIFICATE OF DIR. Chiffon.
have made careful chemical examination of Aden's
Prepared Cream Coffee, and find it to be composed If
materials Of the best quality have used the coffee
it, and with confidence it
public pure and wholesome preparation, possessing
delicious favor It's preparation for being simple
renders it extremely convenient.
JAMES r. Chiffon NJ, d. Chemist.
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ger Broadway with his magic uid has restored the
hair when bald twenty-five years. IL cannot fail He
remedy offered the public Price 81 per bottle,
or So per Dozen cash. Don't fail to call and his
derfuf evidence N B-Numerous friends anxious TO
know why he does send it abroad in reply he would
simply say that scarcely suoply bis home demand
All who want must come or send the cash for IT, no other
evidence has been shown in this any other
country Dr. X has beaten the world Call and see him.
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ExCUR sIONs.


ID day in the week except Saturday-The favorltc
steamer HERO, Captain j. w Hanoox, win leave liam
East river 81 Grand street. s Peel clip "a; pier No
North river A. M returning by p. NJ Fare 5Oo Din.
ner, fshi sg tackle ard bait provided.
EXCURSIONS DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS TO ST.
ia Romans Well-M Goodorson respectfully informs his
friends and the citizens of Now York and vicinity That he
hef opened the rural pavilion at st. Romans Well ad
joining the beautiful village Of Flushing No charge for the
Of the grounds will he made to temperance societies
schools pic mic parties military companies visiting this
beautiful grove by the steamboats, Flushing and Island city
which leave York four times daily from Fulton
kot slip For further particulars inquire at the grove
board the steamboat or at No City Hall square
~ Go0DERS0N, Propristor
SUNDAY EXCURSION TO NEWBURG AND INTER
- mediate pIncee-The steamer + HULSE mako, her
usual trip (Sunday leaving pier foot Of Jay
street, stfia a. NJ. See Advertisement.
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Uprioht Grand Pianos Just received and

Upright Grand Pianos Just received and
for sale by the subscriber upright grand
far drawing rooms for elegance Of
strucon and and clearness of made with
yielding iron frame to stand in tune in any cmate These
have s the excellence the horizontal grand piano.
without their complex construction and ant and
beauty The musical pnblic invited to call and
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Inn oortont to Merchnnts-Dr. Kell,nger WIN

buy al his nimen that brought to him in lots
or more gross the rate Of $50 per gross This will save
certain Of vendors great steps aud msrepre
sensations s42 per gross, 81 20 cash; No commssion or
barter The Doctors depots at 40 Broadway and ~
Pearl street. Sold by the trade centrally.
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nAGUERHEOTYPE.s.

DAGUERREOTYPE P0RTRAITs.-D ERIE WON
- dercd at the Improvement made b. the Americans on
HE discovery Of the lie would have been astonshed
could he have lived TO those brought to perfection by
b bUTCIlINGS at his gallery No. 3JJ Broadway second
door Lelow Walker street
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New York, September Is 1852.
This is to certify that my child three years old was
troubled with worms six months. had tried
kinds Of medicine, but Of them did good and
was not until tried Dr. McLanes vermifuge that
she found relief her the contents Of bottle
which brought from large quantity but
they completely cut to pieces impossible
count them My daughter doing well Indeed
pete restored to health take recon-
ply of this valuable medicine constantly in your
have known children die suddenly from the effects
treated for Group when the choking and coughing caused
again keep It avs the 1t but litte and
may be the Of saving e and any rate will save
physicians bills. Mrs. LANE, No. S33 Eighth street.
SThe above valuable preparation, also DIR. McLanes
celebrated liver pills be had at all respectable
in this city Purchasers will please be careful
for and take but Dr. McLanes Vermfuge All others
in comp arison, worthless.
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nothing can excel LAFoNTs solution of Jet for dying
light dark brown, jet black in
the hair soft dark and silky His West India soap
makes the most dark yellow teeth white snow
mind Gl-Waiker street. Try these two beautiful articles
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Painters sketch and poets sing,
Locks that shame the raven wing,
Cupids Turk with sly oaresses,
Formed ly beauty'e twining treesee

which eradcaes and dandruf from the scalp makes
The hair pable soft and glossy Try IL viii find
and will be found beautiful article for the toilet.
Price IS cents per bottle. Davis Rahvene will surely
store gray hair to original color by the unang law Of
animal chemistry Price 80 cents per bottle For sale at
the principal depots No. SOC Grand street. No. 1872 Bread
way and by all druggists.
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Confined TO the House, not ny Sickness bus
by an immense amount of business Ths is the with
ri H. FOSTER whoe ale and retail clothier q Cortandt
who will be happy TO exhibit to you his spring
yes Of gentemens clothing which are allowed to be fret
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From noddng Chinese to men springs;
The baby.jumper too-the wonder of the aga,
Now, like the Hippodrome, is all the rage.
Toys and trinkets from Paris famed bazaars,
And some cen from the regions of the Cars
The number is three forty five Broadway,
And to serve all-ici on parle Francois.
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supports instruments for club feet knock knees bow
legs weak ankles crooked spine aud elastic stockings
cnlargng veins Of the leg knee caps &e Mt No IL Ann
street.
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HhIr, "hIsKefs @hu VHOs1e"cHOs A"sS@HtHy
beautiful soft glossy and natural black or brown, without
regard to the weather. BY HILLS instantaneous dye At %
infalble opguent for the hair.
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charges cured in short time without risk or
pain by LUTENER 80 Prince street. corner
Of broadway Also, short weak and imperfect sight re-
stored. Once hours from A. M. to p H.
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nj Naoust.ches O. n he Produced

Whiskers and MOustaches can be Produced
In weeks by using my Onguent know will do it
don't If you're used It. 1t will not stain or inure
the skin for IL secretly and ageA the roots OF
the beard hair Try it II you wish beard per bottles
sent to any part of the country. r G. GRAHAM No. ~
Ann street. and all druggists.
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REMOVALS..

49,
TAMEs PRENTICE LATE OF 3l5 BROADWAY, HAS
u removed his business of Mathcmati instrument
snutactory to No Chambers street tast Of Broadway
THE HOUSELETTING AND LAND EXCHANGE
i Agency Of FOWL Il FRANKLIN has hseR removed
lis Thirty third street to Thrtyfth street, next
door to the corner Of Broadway.
DEMovAL-DR. VAN BUREN,, FORMERLY PRO
IL prietor Of the Old Galens Head Dispensary, No II
Peck clip has his Office TO No IA at the junction
Division and Walker streets next door to tho drug store
where he may he consulted.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.


c1 000 PARTNER WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
pl.UUU. to purchase with the advertiser manufac-
turing business that has competition and will 1850
per The advertiser Is we'll acqusnted with ufac
turing and we'll situated to attend that department The
person mutt BIO trusty as he will have the whole
charge of the office and selling department.. Address Jo
seph j. Herald Office.
DARTNER WANTED-WITH CASH CAPITAL OF
from IS 900 to $40 00 in chemical and color manufao
tory full operation this city. Address Chemist
Of theCpurier Enquirer.
DARTNER wANTED.-THE ADVERTISER, A Bust.
L ness man, who understands bookkeeping by double
into established profitable Wholesale business Tobacco
leaf business preferred Address d. Co. Herald Office,
ang where interview can DO had
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE PARTNER
IN chip heretofore eIsting between the undersigned,
under the Of Reilly Brothers, dissolved oath
February 1888 by mutual consent The affairs OF the firm
VIZ = : JAMES REILLY
New York, May q, 1853 SOLOMON J. REILLY.
WANTED-A PARTNER, WITH A CAPITAL OF
w $1,000 to SO GOO, in profitable manufacturing bust
established for two years yielding proft o. at
least 100 per cent will put into tie concern Mt least
double the above required amount Inquire for
at the Office of d. W. BEADLE a Wall street
rI,O TAILoRS OR UTHERS.-WANTED, A CoPART.
i nersbip cutting BERTH by practical boys tailor,
who thoroughly understands cutting and getting all
styles plain nnd fancy for children from two years old
youths Of sixteen years Undoubted references given.
N. B.second to no one in mems department. Address
Fortune, Herald Office.
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MASONIC NOTICE-A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
M " Grand Lodge Of free accepted Masons Of the
state Of New York will be held at the Medical College No
crosby street. Monday evening" 30th inst half past
seven O'Clock precisely. JOSEPH d. EVANS
Deputy Grand Master.
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mandatory removed to 1876 Broadway Walker
street. where his being airy and well tn the
purposes Of his business ladies and gentlemen will always
TO be of the best material and workman
ship and Sair dye which cannot be surpassed will be
applied at all hours.
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SPreau your Lather, Shove your HaZOr md
snap your shears neatly klfully scientifically and phre
noogically says HILL the nimabe cutter OF hair
whiskers to suit PERSONS head face and
pearan that natures best noby
forth by art Call at As Nassau street Liberty
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tons the face and neck to freckes and tan
slant No therefore, should start jour
ney without being we'll provided with the far famed
flower lotona from those at
all times. Sold by RUSlTON, CLARK, CO., l65 and 275
Broadway, and 10 Aston House.
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Au Persons who yisit Rurton,s Theat-e in

All Persons who visit Burton's Theatre In.
duge in hearty laugh at the economical Mrs Toodes who
bought an old door plate engraved "Thomppn in the
pectaon that she might have daughter who proba
Fly marry q man that name But Mrs Toodles was not
half silly as those who buy sewing machine at any
price which with two needless and leaves ridge Of
thread the outer side Of the The only legitimate
and perfect Sewing Machines those which exhibited
and sold at No 1923 Broadway, by I. N. SINGER co.
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~ Of the Eighth ward without Distinction OF party
in favor Of to the city charter
next the 50th inst ~ oclockJas O. Monet Isaac Mix
II, - wnd wills Blaet,tons, Henry ". Ryerson
Bruner. David D. Exam - ~ ---F- ---'
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mach MS Patent Hydro Yotae
TO be under the wonderful dis
cevery in medicine and seetre Of the day
Importance OF the invention has been in
A%s,ics sy the Asadsmy Of h.dsins in New York and
colleges the City bellevue Wards Island Hospitals
Brooklyn City Hospital &c and in Europe by The Royal
College Of Physicians London by the Academic National
a. 1sdicins Paris BY the Imperial Faculty Vienna. By
lions Of the highest order including principal hospitals
IN Europe The propretors in of
10 the effect from all the above in America
and well ssof tho most eminent asd
members OF the profession both homisphere and invite
the public TO examine them Full and illustrated dessrip
tionsone for personal for t6o menwth
copies Of number Of cured In New
York and Europe may be obtained, gratis at the otaSe
Uuted States answer prepaid inquiries containing
three cents postage stamps sTEINERT No 56s Bvoad
Prince street. In Philadelphia, Of Ge
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EcrOful0, Rhcumatlsm, GOut, &C. Hyatt's
Life Basam will most assuredy the these
and other diseases flowing from great mpurty Of blood
sufferer from infammatory rheumatism survived
this torturng disease His feet and limbs swollen to
twice their natural and he unable for weeks
walk He perfectly cured by the Bassm Mrs Burton
~ Eldridge street. This lady suffering from scroula
for years. until life became intoerabe of the ulcers
had consumed the flesh to the bones and skull She
been published in tho Herald and Sun. You who are
cases are published Life Balsam and
you will DO satisfied that it cannot fail when taken accord
ing directions Principal depot 6 Grand street 75c
per bottle. six for S. Also for sale by c. " Clckencr
Co.. 81 Barclay street. agent for Brooklyn Mrs. Hayes IT'S
Fulton street.
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CHM TURF


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MAY 81
~ Match for $500 Mile heats best three in fsc in har
nepe +. j. Nodine Rose of Miohigan Jas. De-
niston names b. m. Lady Orange, Of Newburg.
TTNION COURSE, L. I-TROTTING-oN wEDNEs-
u day, June l. at three o'clock p M purse and stake
three miles an repeat, to $50 pound II.
Jones names b. g. Pet; ". O. Abrams b. g. D. Benis
C. Brooks names h. lola G. Spicer names b. Honest
John; II Woodruff names CHI Kemble jackson; Nelson
names b. IN. Boston Girl. lxtra trains OF will leave
the South ferry, Brooklyn for tho course at Twelve
will also leave tho Williamsburg ferries hourly returning
the sport Is over Fare each way l2s cents
JOHN !. SNEDIKER, Proprietor.
nRoTT1NG PARK COURSE, PHILA
depha-The celebrated horses, the fastest on earth,
Mac and Tacony trot the above
May 10Th, purse 800; mile heats, best three In Ave
under saddle for the world renowned horses Mao and
Tacony; James Ward names b. &. Mao William Woodruff
June is match for 81 0o two miles aud repeat in har
ness; Jamea Hnmmel names Frank Forester; George
Nelson names r g. John May.
June 9Th match for g. 00 mile heats best three In Ave
II harness; william Woodruff names g. Tacony; William
King names br. r. Goliah
June 10TH match s. 900; mile heats and repeat In
harness; James Hammel names b. Frank Forrester Sam
JOSEPH JEWELL Proprietor.
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HARPER FOR JUNE.--ILLUsTRATED BY MORE
49, than 100 engravings. new volume commenced. 49,
GU copies printed The Prsssn. number s
SsasSsd monthly :dis,sn sSn Sas
Hs .s
This unparalleled and has compelled the
work with the requisite rapidy and at the time pre-.
been listing It now eisotroyped by new PRO.
which makes print number copies from
publishers desire 70 re-
dd their instruct the srost body Of
sss s
x continue ths cheapest price in
ent style and ceompaned by the finest pictorial ustre
They appeal with confidence to the that
ssiys shs mail either the paSisAsss the
cent; year postage payable at the post oes
ps,sdsa, agents RSSHi:Ss1 sasss
ss neatly in s
their lack numSers uniformly bound AZ osn
5
to agents and postmasers and will make liberal arrange
Hns
shs .R
CONTENTS OF THE JUNE NUMBER
Grays Elegy written In country Observation-Disclosures
simie view Of Stoke Poges church, and thirty
Ancient Peru-Its People and Observation-Disclosures,
tionsPlan Of the First Palace Peruvian Shrink Part
% 0 a h s Sr;
Cuzco, Ind View Of the Walls Of the Fortress Tower
Sassa k1s ssr ws
SspHohral Vases Il TSwsr PsTsvsD Mu%%s;
% sw Of
bSsISay husnseo 81 Vsso,
Life Paris-Iiustrations Of Triumph Lorette
in her Prime Decaysd Lorette The Grisete The Tempt
and the Tempted Peddler ut Large Dog Shearer Hat
Crimes Seller, Seller Death to Rats The
Tomb of Secrets Esamnet the Pavilion Flora LIE Care
du Paais Roy al, lie Foret Noire Rotonde du Temple.
Napoleon bonaparte by John $. O. Abbott.Illustra-
tons from drawings by Doper Bombardment Of Copenha
the Reception at Venice the Return from Italy, Flight
Princes, the Departure Of Joseph for Spain.
Let Those Laugh that Windy J. Smytthe, Jr
The Edinburg Review the influence Of Novels
Faithful Forever.
The Lost Found.
Charity and Humor-A Lecture By W. NJ Thaoksry.
The Lost Flowers-A Scottish Story.
Bleak meuse. BY Charles Dickens Chapter XVII.
JOS Win.-XLvul Closing in-XLIx Dutiful Friendship.
!liustratons-A New Meaning in the Roman Friendly
Scenes at Sea.
The Last Days Of Burns.
Tie Chateau Regdier
A Fragment Of australian Life.
Monthly Record Of Current Events.
Editors Table
EDITORS Easy Chair.
Editors Drawer,
Literary Notices.
Comicalitiss Original and Selected.
Fashions for June. Iustratons-Full Dress and Eve
ming Costume Visiting Dress Couture -Waisteoat
HARPER BROTHERS.
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Teas The Best Assortment OF Fine Teas
will DO found at the store Of the Canton Tea Company @
Chatham street between Pearl Roosevelt the Oldest
Tea establishment in the city We readers that
they do better than elsewhere either wholesale
retail They have branch store.
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Those who would Study the Easiest Mode

Th0sc WHO WOuIu SIuuy inc EnsIeSt MOuo
shaving should employ BOGLES Amole, Shaving Com
pound invented and sold by him at No H7 Washington
dry up the face those from soaps It
soothes the surface Of the skim and healthy
action Of the Thofe who IL complain
chappng or soreness after shaving All begin
Sands No 100 Fulton street. Rushton Clark Co. No 23
and Rice Smith, No 729 Broadway; VIM. III. Cary Il Co.
No. PAS Pearl street, and by druggists and perfumers
throughout the world.
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- corner of Lispenard street Saturday and Sunday
this evening from to TO- and Sunday from to and
sto l0P by H. and d. misunderstanding aud tipping
cents, N. B.-Can be daily at No 90 West Twenty
fret street.
VERY INTERESTING LECTURE AT THE BROAD
Y way Tabernacle, Monday, May 80. Subject-Progrcss
and Bsotry or Remarks on Lectures Of o. A. BroSnson
son and such Catholic advocates 1t h interesting too be-
cause the lecturer r. Rogers "a young resident OF
MARYLAND has educated in Catholic collie in which
he highest honors especially speaker Some
thing appropr ate and eloquent may be expected Tickets
25 cents only, at the door. Lecture at 3 o'clock
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NEW PUBLICATIONS

CALIFORNIA BoOK-'THE CALIFORNIA Pill
just published at Sacramento San The
work copyrighted and authorised edition soon be
brought out in this city.
NNRENCH, SPANISH AND ITALIAN BOOKS REGU
lary imported The subscriber invites attention to
the large selection OF foreign books hand his
III broadway etwoen Ninth and Tenth streets foreign
circulating library. N. B-The new catalogue will 30
ready next week. FRANCIS HORSFALL.
CRAFTSMEN PUBLICATION "A POPULAR Urea
NJ tise on the cause and Of nervously debtated
health and enfebled constitution that young
beset the man OF pleasure Business study ebtsr
old Just published and to be had gratis
post paid, box 100 Broadway Post Once.
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EoR sALE-AN EXCELLENT FAIR OF ENGLISH
black tan terriers, and two pups. Inquire OF
j. H. WALKER, ia Fulton etrect
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YURNlTUltE.


QUITS OF COTTAGE FCRNITuRE-ALL SHADES
- wood 20 suits s25 arbIe top sets SO TO $500 Hote
boarding tors and private families viii
End the above the cheapest suits TO be bought
where Mattresses and paasses made At the lowest whole
sale prices, and warranted pure hair MATHEWS \
STACY, $50 Broadway, corner Spring street
VIyANTED TO HIRE-h SMALL QUANTITY OF FUR
w niture, for i've bedrooms and sitting room. The
he In good order or would purchase and
pay in intaments Security given to the sare return
and coed the furnit.ro Address ncto 10 A. c.,
broadway Peat Once.
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Wigs and Toupces.--NIedhurst q Heard, 81
are the ss Of S
brads &c ade Of the best materials and warranted not
to shrink change color Persons requiring good article
surely got suited. Copy the address.
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Observation-Disclosures Sulphur Baths re.
moved 547 Pearl street. to 81 Walker street. for the
cure of and chronic rheumatism salt rheum
erupons the kin, cods &c. &c. and highly
recommended by Drs. Nissan, Buckley &c.
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THE REvEILLE OF THIS WEEK CONTAINS SOME
Of the spciest articles politics literary crtques
I'll New York and stage Custom house
and actresses Price three Sold by ali newspaper
agents in the United States Office 100 Nassau street.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOST OFFICE, NEW YORK NoTICE.-THE EURO
pean mails United States mail steamship Bsltic
will close at this Office on the 18th inst, at I0s4 A. M
ISAAC v. FOWLER p NJ
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Patent Self Heating Smoothing Irons.-Let
who desires be relieved from the heat
fatigue of ironing danger of song the
clothes and great expense Of fuel and to do the in
nearly bali the time, use these irons.
N. D. HUNTER 39s Broadway.
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no can be satisfied with cabbage leaf" when by patro
mixing +. j. KRUGLER No. l07 Nassau street he OBJ
tan the imported sgars in the city at price much
lower than other stores Mr. KRUGER is determined to
sell the best sgars only and small advance only above
cost Call at M Nassau street and try for yourselves
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Nervous Antidote, the

greatest remedy for neuralgia tic dooreux rheumatism
all diseases dyspepsia, scroqla ague asthma
dollar bottle Those who desire 1t receive IL In q
condensed form by mail for single letter postage
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PERSONAL.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

AIEMORY, THE SOULS BIOGRAPHER-A SECOND
IH sermon this subject by Rev. DR.. VAN ARSDALE,
will be delivered to morrow evening ut ~ o'clock in the
Reformed Dutch Church, Blocker street. Of Amos
street.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH.-PUBLIC WORSHIP
IN by the first society Of the church every Sabbath
morning at 0 o'clock, in the chapel of the seminary
building in University place. between Waverly place and
Eighth street. Preaching by Rev. A. L. Ford.