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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08
August LIST, lsss-iyso TS s s q cox

VI NING AGENCY, New York, no broadway Room,
No- aud 9-This Agency the purcba-e
~ sale on commission Of animPoved Mines Mining stock
pahies rganzed and kInds
Of Machinery and Mining ordered also me
o. the country "ON any part
printed circular, giving explanations Will BE- sent q, an,
~ s.ase~sent rostohco
iyl6-d1yis SsI ~ 10 q Us
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

VI H,i"vNl .-hat5imony Made Eley, or Ilos ts Win
- Lover Prossor Randa New TorE hrrsrry offoSist
" sli ~ any address, receipt q dollar psn diref
'snab ladies Or Geuteneu 70 yin devoted snscans AZ
'l oipi, - ~ iheir hearH may desire, and issf
llt nnt rhgt 90 can Pc arranged with f-ff
square Pot once, '''' elli ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

a tARPETS-CARPETs-A He C,detd val Si5ys-CIo,ipr
~ out very large ock Of Carpets at the Cr.cIrd
store house Buyers will ind u TO their attend
regard 70 obstruetons they sold wall t.
taken down. ClIAS. A. GWATKIN,
an5-imif Ell HAL oppo.ite ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08
NIosT yALrAnLE MILLING rnoPERrY NAN i RoaK

" PROPERTY NEAR ROC X
- ErIs FOR SALE OR LEAsE-The subscriber L autbo-
@ 20 se or Lease that valuable Milling property ar Rocetts
oh ~ the Messrs raiafrrro. situated on Gle rrsE
au o1 yards from the uharves Rocke IL has head AMI
Of stones '-e W. " 'nree PAIR
me bnildings consist Of Mil SC feet three .,ore.
uIsh' Du OF brick and wood; Saw Mil
raster Nlil With pair stones dwelling con-
tAlhns rooms, stable, &c. all In good
plaoi the property be my
perry - not only valuable milling
located Tor foundry machine shop can be brough
most 20 the spot with but little expense. - -e" a.
For further particulars enquire Messrs H. T.u.
feTrO - - - - . i-AiA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

NH ICE SUMNER CANDLES HYDRAULIC CEMENT; HIH-I
NJ ing Powder; Loaf. Crushed Powdered Sugars n T.
Hum; whlskcy " -
au5 DAVENPORT ALLEN A co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08
WDOOK BINDrIt, AND aI,NK no,,, T,N,P,,,rn.

-JAMsS WOODHOUsE, (late Nash woodhouscD has AZ
ed 70 MS BOOK Stationery aud Piano Forte establishments
ok blndSy aud Bank Book Mandatory, AID employing GOO
Noknen, he - prepared to manufacture
All kinds OF Blank Books requisl By Merchants Rank Insu
vance osce factories Rairai Companies Clerks Courts &C
and 20 Bind Periodicals, Books Blanks, Music Sc whicl
n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

A RARE CHANCE POR A GOOD INyEsrMENT.-The sub
IN serbers authorized cell privately complete
lures OF first stand for house OF located
near the New Market The proprietor has custom
which can be easily retained by the purchasing
cher particulars, enquire Of ALLEN CtOUCH,
Intelligence and Agency Once,
CoTner Of Hroa andQ Their.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

Board per week, for
aa,laren and Servants half price ~,
By The on'l or whole season, liberal deduction vii be ,ss
RAiNE a EYIE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

., cRfSIAL PLACE EXHIBITION
selves ~ ~ N1-'iN''e' ''i'F-'' y oaT-
var virginia friends particularly solicited visit The NJ
b'e+'H"-
Il viii be remembered formerly the srr oL,e
bert, Johnes Co.. Philadelphia. ~ ~ W '''''
On and December
ee warehouse being erected, Chauirr street door
nom broadway, directly opposite the PARK iy9-dss
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-08

NoNtE-Mr. " \. MONTAGUE is admitted !. n,,,...-IE.
my business from the Let August After vhlc -, IN
Dc conducted under the arm OF coy ,oT
~ - aNlng claims against requested 10 nre.sas
mem or Paynneh and those indebted reqsested 40 s1 M
carry settlement OF their 1-xe an
Richmond, July Goth, is6s NJ 90, =. cox.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
THE IMPEACHMENT TRIAL.

Correspon6sDee Of The N Y. Tribure
ALBANY, Saturday. Aas. D. 1850
The cross examination Of CHARLES Cook, formerly
Canal Commissioner, and member Of the Letting Board
vas concluded this morning. Hs testimony agrees, 10
almost every particular with that Of Mr. FClett also
member Of the Board. He testified that there were
ruuors Of an intention the part Of the Board to aot
the work TO one political party-the Wing psry-they
having majority If the Board II was, however finally
agreed 20 divide up the work between the two parties a.
nearly as possible and thus subseIye the Interests Of
the State He svore positively thst the Board or at
least so far as he knew did intend either TO violate
the law let the work otherwise than to the adTan
tge Of the State lie said there but dissenting
voice in the Letting Board the Canal Board having
authority fix the price 10 govern the Letting Board.
Their duty discharged when they pointed out the
form and manner.
Mr. HARWoOD, a contractor was put on the stand aud
examined more particularly with regard 70 the fact
wleiber there were any given quantities Of hardpan or
quicksandin the proposals. He said there we're none,
ord that his bids out 10 higher TO reach the
extra expense Of such material, should he meet with
8uy.
Mr NcGoURKEY, en- examining Clerk 10 the Auditors
Once called to testify to the accuracy OF certain
documents which were put in as evidence.
Mr.. BRADY, former Superintendent and practical
contractor was then called and examined with reference
to The West Troy dock. 1t appears that witness had
made proposals take this job snd execute il al much
las cost than ii done for His examination not
concluded when the Court adjourned to Monday morn
ing at IL o'clock AsoP,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

DAYS since we omitted 70 noticehe collection 81 Nessr
Msaee Brothers This purely at o. nsiTereoce
part that collection having sFef 1lr ate'h
in the multitude # exhibitors cases We hs.f-r 70
remedy this omission by noticing them here Issea -
b0le The collectis Of Mr. Meade is far there beng
great variety in the display and some pictures OF men
Tie portai, Of Dseuerre in this collection. IS the "l
Of the Kind in this country having bseu taSsn y
Of The exhibitors vhen in France IN l-i, slsAs'
pesTes Seven Ages illustrated 90 a. many ptes
taken from life The earlier pictures OF this sers are
better conceived than the later ones especially those
representing The Soldier and the Love. Tas Iesaes
haze also number of head the largest sized Pa'e'
some Dsguerr,csypes coored 10 resemble miniatures on
ivory ard vba; are termed by them Instantaneous IA
.Ueneotypes. These do not possess any rsnarkaoie
merit We perceive in Bradys collection some ei' se-
lected heads ameng which two 1T President Pierre
and one If Lieut.. Maury. NJ. A Root has large All
respectTble collection vieT, among ~llch are
many specimens Of biz Crsyon Dsggerrectyprs.
The spleldd Mosaic copy Of GuerclnO', picture OF
S. John exhibited at the London ENhib'tion sss
opened ss. week and found be safe. To- rare work
Of ar is tie contribution Of the Pope and executed
az tie Morale mandatory at the Vatican AMI sea on IN
charge OF NJ Bedini, Apostolic Nuncio TO the Brszl'
The picture is invoiced at fl2 100 sterling
Steam vts let on to the engines Saturday afternoon
and al worked satisfactorily.
Tie number of visitors admitted on Saturday was 63h
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
The mortality of the week Is reported at 1894 Of which

l2C5 we're from yellow fever.
The ioisl deaths by the fever for three weeks 1883
oepu.sor q citizens from Baton Rouge had arrived
T. assist in nus ipg the patents.
Tie SDg Of cannon in the streets lad been discontinued
on sccopI. Of is bad effects the SICK but the Burning
OF tar was continued.
Amorg the lets Of recent deaths notice the Of
Thomas II Steers, Walter Cummings hrs Eliza Campbell
Matthew FsrreTy. George W Osborne, james Kennedy.
:crnery Of New York Theodore L. Crafts. S. 8 D,.y,
wife, and son Charles, Of Boston
BALTIMORE Aus. "a, is53.
Hev-Orlears papers Of Monday have been rscslvsd.
Among the deaths reported that Of S Beriho brother
IL law Of MAY or Wessrveh, Of New.York.
EEW-ORLEANs, Saturday. Aug 2, 10
o. J. Dsbbels.ein, the Mexican Consul At New Orleans
died TO day.
The nierments were one hundred and eighty-fve, Of
which one hundred and fifty nine caused b. yellow
fever
Nor DEAD-NEw-ORLEAvs,F Friday, Aug. 2s-Piease
publsh that H. FTsnkee has recovered from the yellow
fever. he is not dead, as reported 70 bis fnends
H. FRANKFE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29


N our weekly reports heretofore Ne took no account,
ssss have done. Of tie proportion Of yellow fever
cars those Ltrmens reported daily % from unknown
ornot stated causes To- ii ght increase ia be totals Of
yA,W fever inerners given in the above tableis owing
fete iddit,u u this prop rtioD.
Tbs table shows for the week ending at o
Al yesterday over the II vious week Of 40 IA the total
O. nterrlents ard Of - in those by yellow fever This ia
ssse compare ayof4bly f such word can b. used IA
sonr.cor with such sahiectl With that Of tue second
ree h the tabis the irst The mcrese there was
;so fr fot infrrme nts lud 81 for those Of fever.
But f the Increase Cf .he Neek ending yesterday i
70 decided e BE- cnsdared that the proportion Of
rocrtay % The pOpuai greater t1Gn It "a eye1
we.k seo How lcrg MS 10 70 continue, - MOTOR bunso
auth ry say except thit experience tells rs TIA n5
l-st frost will without 0ouN, cut short the csrser OF the
endemic We 90 not vel how its severity IS TO last
much langer Tor n must Do few un@ccnaied persons
left 10 undergo is POSer.
ne follow cut he form OF returns, and comp ri
soDs pev cen tbem r reports from the Charity D.
uita Thee 81. made up 70 midnight Of each day Oar
Teekb report consequently EMS at mdn yhi Friday,
toe 18Th INST
Bcpa Of the HoIits for the twenty four hours ending at MD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
by Telegraph ]

by Tcegrsph
The Epidemic at New-0rleans.
BALTIMORE, safandsy, Aus IS 1875
The Nev.Orlesrs pspsrs Of Sunday last are received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
To,sl Do,ths. Yellow Fever.


Tie Toward Association, having received ample funds
from tho generous people OF New York, Baltimore, Paa
delrb,e Washington, savannah Baton Rouge, Matches,
aui various % s IT, this State, opening four
rev iDfrmas the INDECENT SICK and one especially
designed Tor couvascehis t0n Rouge has also sent
pntton Of her citizens sst the 10 gafd ASS lciaon
in waiting on the sick This IS indeed act Of benevo
IeToe 4 Il he Good \ ~ ariian might envy.
n. MsNtr Council Committee and Board of Health
rxs Themselves tiugly in the discharge OF their
respon,b ard difficult duties They have the cemeteries
In excellent order ard for the last lew evenings nave naa
eaino fr aud tar bu ned as experiment 10 purify the
l'THo sphere.
Mav objections being made TO the firing Of cannon as
inDrous 10 the sick, that measure was stopped by the
Ns,os o,dtr and be stercay Issued notification 20 the
eject that coal tar viii be placed a. accessible points
throughout the city ard all persons are requested gt as
much e as they with aud bura It IN their yards and about
their N. mises morning aud evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
WHOLE WORLDS CONVENTION.

II De FSssr II TIE n " Tdess.
sn: WIN you please request the acting Committee
of the "whofe Worlds Temperate Convention to
give notice through the columns Of Tie TysbsM where
Delegates can be accommodated with board ana com
Portable home without being crowded into the hotels It
10 presumed that Ill The advocates Of Msns Law would
prefer stay where Liquor not sold Yoar early attso-
oa to this matter win oblgs many OF your readers Who
reside in the Rural Districts and anxious 10 attend TIA
Convention. Iours, truly n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

Tho Ce1ras IN the admissions and deaths 81 the Charity
Hospital. for the week ending at midnight last Thursday
4 BE- attributed for The most part 20 large portion OF ITS
Class Of ptts hing relief at the four City inhrnares
a1d Oh 81 Hosptas.
The mortality reports Of the Charity Hospl,u, as com
three weeks a. follows;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

The report If the week previous ending on the l2h inst
gave 5i sdrn deaths and 26G by yellow fever
FOR the week ending the 5th inst the admissions were
yl2. the deahs 30t. arm those BY yellow fever 2y6
Tie totas Of the Hospital reports for the tree wees
ending at ntn,h Friday, the 9th inst are as fol.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29
&. Of de.tlls reported for causes

Daring ts veek The Of deaths reported for causes
$3.50 nutober - 81 lrss. % q those were yel0r
49, ~ wsieh addel % tie tQf4l above woald give
isf5 Ssih. by yellow lever .or !hs geek ending At AN
on re 2cib Inst.
m moIialy for re week previous 70 hs above was
HIn,rrns. Or N, tsetty fenE henrs end u n On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29


Tie urkbowb csse8 were 81 OF thsn. taxing The sans
,yaos fsi1 eYei tn in the preceding tables tia
6eats by yellow .sver sers a. The total deaths Of gel
n, f.vsr for the week ending Aug. were 996.
e Diea for the three weeks ending yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-29

The untnO1n cases we're 50 in humber. OF them ~
least ~ deaths By yellow fever making the total
sea,s by this cause fcr the week ending the 9th inst,
l5Oo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
hlatet Tnrt.

4 CAbD.-A hepOu OF Two Hundred Interesting
~ h.s,46 with Water, BY fDNA9n FtLLtkLh
Cue vii 10 furnished without o"arse I" ny 4pP M
od.i. r. : letter stamp Addrs-
SFIJFg- BRoTdFR fruru-tOn OF the Orange NodnnU "
pe Sou Orenee New Jersey Vi~trs the shove banned
Irsynot tale che Railway op Of Iurandsi
# "a N snd 2 ~ and p Distance from N---Yofs -
slies
AR SHEW of New-YOrk earliest American Prao
~ aouer the sa5ec.
IN e.o,.e ,aitn dunn. the sumner connection I'D
Vi n CAMPBELL. l. bauOB Sprbss Columbia County y
HIGHLAND HOME WArER.CURE, at Fish
ALL LANDING, Duchess Co, MAY VI D. FRO
prttor beautiful hne ~di
eas, scess direction combine render ms desirable
sct ior tn hyoopshc and hvins few
boaidcrs cLl be accommodated.
GNDROPATHIC and HYGIENE INSTITUTE
No Is L-iehstA Accommodations. er hundred psent.
Diseases T. TRAIL. Proprietor Df
l. HOSFORD. Assistant
NEWPORT WATER CURE will be opened on the
~ let Of PM T. been hited With particular r-ed %
m ava CT with the celebrated huiue % me
Nv OFT climate will desirable Address Or W h.
KLll New pom. X !.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
Csqa! Notlfes.

IN PURSUANCE IF m order Of the Surrogate Of the
Con-, Of G' h N rp l'i .e e c e. Y4.
de,s.d 70 pr.e y09hrrs thereof g. TOE p-s
No e' 'Hn, oEo .tsst N i1e ~ q s7o[.
before to fourt.,ni a. q Jssasfy 9e1i - NsNlo'
Y i.uIln1a SARAH WiCKOFF
IMP ISSUANCE Of IN order of the Surrogate Of 'he
a.sI,' DAVID BCHAS a'e ofthe Cry Of NeT io5. 70
%eGs Sc IRE sce oo: ppal-i n cry o. " ,-Yo,s
a. i.VerI5' CHARLES h vARiNG. EHeatOr
N PURSUANCE OF al order OF Jesse Z. smith
- 70 ~ ,,s- 20, IL. a. ,.aS lux ,>Ds 65DiE
&C., ,S a,sso & e, o-se- T.l ,e 50
Nh ,. ''i'' - '''' SfofsF iH,rsrR ''''
INPUbSUANCEo Of ~ order Of he Surrogate Of New
=. w.. . ~. C,- -~s- n, y,-l, r- IA .91n-,
49,, d, ,be .ei.r A. h. re.--ree Of ,oa - - Conn
p, cr ~ 'A Manu. JAWS eEINoLD- F,ecr'e'
IL PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate u the
cog, - So, TO s-' a., = y 80. ~. n r." =. ,
,,~ - .cd gat.., ne cy O.. ,o,, on
. .-,nTs jANfs RETso-Os F'-e'o'
n PURSUANCE of an order Of jesse c. Smith
g. '.',e Of ~ Gu Of S cY 'i r. Siy. IL. ~,
80 Lore '' ~ '' 'o'p'' s rs, pa I 1as1r E e.:
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate of the
sol JCHN ROGERS 'f- of &C. CT Of NJ" fo l-ar1
.sf.V vi be
r oi Nea iort On ~ before u-ire7 "A
~ 70 d y 1000 iav % ,nf-F 10y.
isstuifaf 'hAN 'e".it' ht-'-'''
<rG1 ICt a. DISTRICT ZION Notice Is hereby
~ frnt proceeds h, s1e Of the fea state Of &c,
y,fr, NDl.. d-cease lately ultd- b. 'as
Bs,i. IN, the Surrogate Of the County Of We. lgs
h. d.fr n0 aw a tie >nfrDate Ohc, % ~ Cry
o. e dsy Of August next '-o clock 10 tl-
fg.toor ~ day. When al prsons asns claims nands
.gsp I'll 'eu ihen TO .ad Sa ,ss VIII ,he Pr'
or roo,r.rs A BRAD.OhD Surrogate
CUPNEME CoCRT-IIoratio seymour against II ,r-
- fc and Mssgn Psnnefers To deeud A.
HORACE HCOC k-Su. You rehy
tht con and eur of answer
County Ne fcs Ttn cuty diys
hereof exclusive 81 the dv such srsce' snd
e the complaint si sad ne pi.inua
hrTy for tie reet deas def IN i- lid ap nt
tfathe CON pain' m % seton I'd
H. County the "a day Of Apn
igss liz lavevTul W b. HUNTLtA p aatf's Attorney
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12

CTAANERiNG COTLD-ELOCUlIONl hOrH'
- Ur COM-TOCKs VOC A. Gymnasium. Ph-a-Ip,iA nc,
b., ben s,ertcE r r. nso tEafJ yet< s
.e I,onst - hesti The cErs d STA HHr-a. - -
ii1s.,Sa 81 Z ar - Aaass.. GIVE
= COsfsTfa T. " D So ~ M1hsrrv g; P. ia'elrhh
PHo.ITlC VORES-nr C0HsTOCk. luf-or of ssr
eI phcT.tc plt; the ouiy peee .ph-b-; tht, ~ -s.
Er.i e u -eie t..1ss s -. -, -. = - ~ ~
Dr. pabsh.d tbs s!enshe; - Sgssu o. Eo1.
I'D 4 eoa.os. eeIt, y, Lai.e Geos,Pay. oesn'
40 sLUn Der u tier ~ofki
Trinity YEARS EXPERIENCE Of 81 OLD
SIssF ~ WTSsIOW uc- 81. th. .-tsu-ior ofths i.is
Ssis - Inflammation usrrs 'ss rro-rs o. .--1
lrrere 7uu;l'. srs sod al over Ss~sussns So ~
Rise crTer e yornsi ard broseg,T bOtD = "a l. -
Rs.ct4t Sevyerk; nrs sAYEs. 40 ITS Yuop'' s-oo' ~
TO- ..I, =. snove QUITS PEBgINss Mild CHEssY
BTTF D. o 'ts q Bilious 1s aaa'ce oonf arr ~ @.
t.thf, ll'I ucea "a so(s AZ e.. S. ~ 'nd 20
VALUABLE TESTIMONY from the SOUTH We
NE =. I'D ruls. rive cr.d WHEN r--dt due I'd 49,
,re inc he DISTRESSED do1sy s-r6-d -
r, ~ u ia. ss.r vivid oe-r, ~ ~ Editor TO- Cum
south Carols 10 .ppess % I've en'r-d 80 - - o.
wIsTARs BALs.M o. Wild cHERRT
We dor fs-cr u psieff fnedicrr n'vnE go resp
sf'er The of t-@ - -. ~
:. 3D. s~..n uhr our pr,. ere .rcff dred ur aEy
-,., fr- Of orr .,,vrsrrnsd Hus-. Tn Bsan
es'ey ',i.7s5 Of mot hsas ~ co1Fh when 9 i
crr r.a s~cr, We tel taa- fud-'td %
amt 70 irsotsn.
e,1uirs Ut s,s g med BUTTS on The wrapper
CttTioS1te oniy Ff1ure End ornrs lrfee va NJ
II ;io yer vel Tsd AID AP9r-ei,i - yea
yrfr conn Tor Vhch u hts been reco
tcu,i Co Irautlzs Br,uch t Atn AID conslnntJ u
r,iLf s,ts' Noo;ter fe'eine b,s Prlv more - -,
tie llil urcto p1pu i-ty " THIS ar u sa os1l
srur'treed ~ esoi who mos nehi1s . ths n@dsn"
q ~ st.+t,, ,ss,t T. BUTTs on tie wrapper
EoF 80 It wlo.esaie aaG ;,,si By 4 4 y y -
a. ,fr.T - ia R.dTsv. A.or srd Irytns HJase
DIus stoies, G1d ~ lo biotd"-y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-12
meolral
DISEASES DURAND Il

CURE for SUMNER DISEASES DURAND Il
y TouRTELorS ESSENCE Of JAMAICA GiNGER-ise seS
Assno Cholera baIrbea Fauitut Cc Saos'a sea Ss,n--
LAY S,,t.u Co Rl.unai,u uuaso &c Prepared ou, b, 90
RAND& TCU61ELoT Pin sdrphia Fig s'e Ia N-~- or. th-
No Us Bo.1w.y Mesim, No "a 6o,d~sy Del ne Co No
Isl BIosowsy 80 +h-av Boston-Brs~eT stevens Cushing No
s2Wssmueon-st.
CANCERS and ULCERS DR.. Samuel Gilbert. for
" uy of Memphis 'rno more rrcni ~ Nes o1csn' rs
no~ peinar MY r.isb sn s ofce city Danie nc 81
Y'a r acquired sno esntd more eHteaHvr pr'-Hse
sssi ferutso ms treatment showing compete SCI perfect
Tlsb y,re b ,i o2ry sircr-,h. Nv The arrt r,s =.
,.s country Europe. fu1sr psrrcu Is
81 90 ne sT'esy me ruth AZ = eiTtd t. sny q ne s1ia
e,ccte point aid required erout reference %
so1ia -sv At h Sfee. 70 as Braaway. tom e " 20
VIZ CMesr which be viii iemeve wh az the application OF TIE
sn' Oe'Is a.a soIt o. long 'ind a.; W e .A
lad,s sepaIa., from seaiol-u Oo~ .s
zee exclusively except ia cases OF enerseley
l. NJ BUTLERs PATENT TRUSS aud sur.
& i oda o~ tA Sy cd ss',S - r a .
C., Gu < so,1S5 &c .o" e. 50 ,ei.ea - .7 Pr -.
Truss.d age
EUI EAUD~ LIQUID HAIR DYE is without x
d., Esosry sSsirs, GoURsG6. TALL a. ss5lc irE6
eoAr ~ ceIs seaes soN 49,, ch'ls r3aslue.s nc
LILY tie end Hii Rescr,five n ,sri TN s,Jre n n
bsls " s.on bosonc leia-i Paila PAL ks
I TECHES! LEECHES A large supply Of fresh
lechCs received lrd fog sat Or.
chssels BY J.t. GLEN a 60. ~ Maiden laDe
NETWORK FAMILY MEDICINE Co.-Principal
~ Office No ~ BIuvns-st, Newlo do. Of Brood,
ssy established uf the Manufacture AID OF vush Ne CT
Conn every 0f which ha leeu osn- oa Phvsczns
lie Ii. ct standing the cry. lbe mt s
ANTISCORBullC SlRt 7, Coupouad q Sarpsrls
Dors Buroock the best afcle the sCrd parry
The h. 90 sra ard 81 nfaby DVsp-ps.
Scronla kns. F,l Erysipeas bles FmP--, Rhu
gIeieh.s: ald Weakness. u BIS
FEMALE STRENGTHENING SlRUs-A positive cure ts ~
era .utsses ard dfcuues which nd acd BY PCus
B.ck Nervous irritab4ltv " eakntss. &C
MAGIC COHiIAI-Ihe only remedy The nd tcE
ierv lulrA Choera Morbu Acdy anc ZEN 70 ne 81 cl
Dstas AID psfTsss ie Head SEX Hrafae b. tt fuc C1
s ard W has never beer kLoSn u ISL -hen to-oah 90
10 i1ct rthe j. f'sfsnttsd
CHOLERA slKt P The only perfectly reah, remedy ~ ths
Asi boilers u has saved Thousands 81 lives AMI has uee ea
sttr taken ir time
A these ndousd ty Dr. G. JOINS No. f' 'ustoe
e. aoe c oerhcafe others may o. ~ Co. Hs o.
t q fany The or druggists vel 81 'ares sist
g A.t,a deduction ~ tae
NOW LOOK HERE-NAi,kers or Ngstaches can
- f'neucfdil oltytWo days IS ans .a AJT Foi
eve r. f q -tte as i'
you o." te a. oef y g. Do te q
Attt rdaI Duf- sis brsok'yu &C. HtNES 40 80 "a
GANpS SYRUP of HOARHOUND md VFGETA-
~ 80 fAfFt- '.eN tsIi - add %. c-ais-A ar i-ria
ss Tie SANDS MlufaoA Drls store Ne II JAae.s
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r.bt .at from The i.lsd, 10 0clIcE. Fac q oenis
Eh bt from Esw-YOk 4 0eOck Fare Il. cents somfnnts,s
.sludso "a \,
Ir.h Bosi, 70 o'ciOcs from The leland
IIILY, Is53-For Shrewsbury, Long Branch, Ocean
i'll Huse Hshald Dock Washust)n, Mounts and Bcwn
En- GdsfGvB aud Rcd TIE and SPLENDID stes
E0DKN GATE Clpt H. r. COBOyo vii leave PoT iooi Of D
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'JUIY Is53-FOr Shrewsbury Long Branch High
~ srd Dock OCEAN House. Por, wNEaEt1n Noun. ooos'
.tov Doi Bicoeov aud Rec Bsnk New AID splendid eah
Ia ALICE C. PRICE, Capt II. HaggeJ VIII leave Peck SIP,
III. NV. Haven Per last River. daily sfolloHS
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a,,amppais an1 Railroads.

IcTATEN ISLAND FERRY. foot of Whitehsllst =
~ tsp,,.rp ARA COMMITS. Fare 81 o4uis t. QUARAN
~ TIriFTOS yAEDERBILT LANDING. On ADD sef J.4s
posf. Vii l@sves 80 fiiOWss
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1T FORT HAMILTON from the foot o. Chambesgt-Fre 70
E,ns NE new aud splendid steamboat KkfPOkL eves Ne@
orI daily isundays e1cpd a. ceocs ~ sno keyp'It a.
Ssudsyf Gn0 a. clock NJ and a. ocioe
returning leave hcypoH 5oc!ock T. H. eH
tspt SATURDAYS Sundays.
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H,OR KEYpORT, MlDDLErOWN POINT and

=
Loupfy ss ssht's SqusD Line Connection with @ boat
ate .rld lfus tbs Boat accuunt Of The OneIs
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Nv ATLANTIC end ST LA~htNDh $1,000 b ," If te
lplre Mountains rarocd SrfneI arraneennts 10 cgu"
lime Trrveiefs for the Write hogntsin- leaving NiO t
~. e,erg b. Soungtpn and Providence ran hvei
, reach boston the NJ Train for Po AID, ny
p,or ,ra Maine or Fesern ksi,0ad PEfnd n 81
IA and the Gtfham y ~ 49, iraV
H., sv, Heron bv M odfe Portland md
Isb se sfsfuhouse rs the murrng from Portland Travel
evirr Boston evening boat arrive m Portland m time
The train from Portland Fare - ~ by this
M NV ~ COESFR supt Atlantic IL r 4