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THE TURF.

411E 4O1NHs
" day, June n, at 8 O'clock r. NJ. match $4,000, mile
heats, best three in i've, to wagons II. Woodruff names r.
m Flora Temple +. j.. Sodine names b. IN. Highland
Maid. The cars leave South ferry brooklyn, for tho course
at II N. and 2 o'clock +. NJ. and return after tho trot 10
over. Fare each way ~ cents. Also, stages will run from Full
on AID williamsburg ferries from IL too O'Clock.
d. 6OO GIVEN AS PURSES TO MAC AND TIA
@f.CUU cony Union Course, Z. l., trottiDg. Tues
day. June 18th. At M Purse of $3.50 will be trotted
for by the celebrated horses from Philadelphia, Mac and
Taeony; Mile heats, best 3 in 8 IN hsrnoss. 1r. II; Jones.
8 in 8 to wagons. Mr.. Il; Jonss names br Mao; Nj. WIN.
a. M0sd +. H., n psrss oi Il 80. 5sSo %ii Ss'a sro sSsid foi,' mile nh,y h sass:
best 5 and 8, under saddles. II Jones, names br. 6. Mao; Mr.:
Wm. Woodruff names r. g. Tacony. The above field Of
horses supposed to lie the fastest horses on earth. should
nothing b happen, the public will have an opportunity to wit
ness one Of the fastest trots on record Cars will leave
South ferry. Brooklyn at y N. and 2 P. n. Stages leave
Williamsburg Ferry hourly for the sonrss
NENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROrTING -THH
~ following purses will be given. to come OF In Juno and
July. Free for all ~trotting horses
No. !. Purse, $500. Mile heats; best three in ave, to wa
CONS. To come off on Thursday, June 30th.
No. 2-Purse, $500. Mile heats best three in hve, in hAr.
ness. To come of on Monday. July ilth.
,No.3-Purse,4 $50. Two mile heats, In harness. 500 70
tie second best. To come Of on Monday, July 18th.
o'clock, at 4 DURYEA'S Hotsi, corner Of
East Broadway and Catharine street Three or more 70
make . field, and two to start to make . race
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COlOred DaguerreOryPes-Tho Public arc
Ivited to Daguerrean Gallery, $40 Broadway.
! examine HE new style Of colsred Dayuerreotypes. Also,
= matchless orystalOtypes, with aud without color.
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UCT

A CADEMY OF MISUNDERSTANDING OF GOLD.
n smiths new writing rooms at 1852 Broadway, corner Of
franklin street These magnificent apartments are spoken OF
by the press ns the most beautiful suite Of roo ms ever opened
TO the public. Mr.. q. Is now prepared to receive q limited
number Of pupils. Cards, containing full particulars, may
lie had at the academy. For Sale-Goldsmithis System OF
Pcpmanship "a elegant copy book, gusrto size, containing
80 pages, with ample Instructions. Price twenty-five cents.
BOOKKEEPING &C.-MR. w J. RENvILLE, No. 39
ID broadway, continues % give practical instruction, upon
reason able terms, In bookkeeping arithmetic &c. Each stu.
dent Is teparately instructed aud rapidly advanced ia his
studies. Open day and evening.
MADAME BARBTEB, PAbIsTAN TEACHER, WILL.
Ava open 80 evening h f,ncn cisss, tron ~ b o'clock. Gan
he seen from 4 to 4. r., terms very moderate. 6c3 Broad
nav
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FIFE ARTS

~>SNNS~S~NSSsapRoyFMENTI IN rue WAY %Yrs
Thss ps arts that so have ever s J. seen j. wS~osoosRiDSEs.
-ent p's.u'ss pSstyset. His facilities iot .ad.ans
No, W. chs,nsm s fsl 10 suit the most fassl0ioSN
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carefully, and not to irr,tsse ca. ra ..i % navs y zone
to HILLS, the inimitable cutter Of hair and whiskers, at
45 Nassau street: adjoining Liberty street, and at the same
time get one Of those shampoos.
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City Chasters.-An Charters, at times, re
ire Alterations. They have TO- be amended half a dose
mes before they At the body politics. What q pity the
kpnot be made on the same principle IS GREEN'S shirts
at always ut, and give satisfaction from the start. No.
Btor House.
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6ultum In Parv0, or ~Much In Little ~
at 10 what every gentleman admits when once he has pur-
sd clothing, either ready made or to order, from JAMES
TITLE 4 CO. fashionable ,tailors, 4l21h Broadway, WI
ling garments at moderate pSices,
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Of KELLINGER's Magic Pluid for restoring the hair.
Pause q moment, and think of one man, and he an Ameri-
can, having in bis possession that which science and
philost ply Lave failed to accomplish in every other nation
upon the face of the earth. 1t is next to impossible to fail.
It's first friends are its best. The more 1t is used the better
1t Ia liked.
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4aoics and Gentlemen going In the Country
Puld procure a pair Of India rubber gloves They protect
a hands In gardening, fshing, driving, or any exposure,
make them soft and white. For sale at BERRfAN'S,
Broadway; ITCHCOCK 4 ~ADBEATER 347 Broad.
~, and by all rubber dealers.
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REMOVALS.

DEMOyAJ.-A ~CARD-THE SUBSCRIBER, IN RE-
Ii turning his friends his sincere thanks for past favors,
takes leave to inform them that he hsA removed to Atlantic
hand the most select brands of scotch and English alcss
London and Dublin porter, Gau1's Philadelphia brown
stout, &C., &c and respectfully solicits their iurthsr or
ders. Business conducted o, the came principle which has
fer the past three years earned for him 30 liberal . share OF
support. Every article warranted as re pressntei - strictly
adhering to the principle OF " be Just and fear not The
Bottling vaults, Atlantic 81 Get corner Of Columbia, South
Brooklyn. MlCHAEL W. BATTELLE.
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Drab Beaver, Panama, and Straw Hats
he advanced season has Induced BANTA, of IO6 Canal
tsrsst, TO reduce tho prices on his ontire stock Of summer
bAts-Rocky Mountain drab beaver hats-at S. and "a:
!; Canton straw. LsghSrn, and straw braid hats, from rs
shore hats, &c.. and A.. Call at f06 Canal street corner Of
Y ooster street. You can get summer hats st almost your
Snvn price. ~
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Wigs. wius. wius,-Ssrnnxsrs visiting I,

nc most Shaving Soap IN the
Id. Ia Wright's Ambrosiai Cream Tablet. for sale whole
and retail, by kUSuTON CLARK Il CO., No. 1865
23 Broad way, and 10 Astor House.
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Meade Brothers Views Of Modern Europe.
FH.W. Meade returned from Europe, per Pacific. and has
ksdsd to eur collection upward, Of 300 Views Of Modern
70 almost equal to the reality. Galleries free to the public.
NEADE BROTHERS, 233 Broadway.
Opposite Park Fountain.
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Gentlemen 20 Whom SIX and q Quarter
fnts is no object, are informed that they can reach Fosters
Eeat clothing warehouse, n Cortlsndt street, from any part
/ the city, tor the ABOVE sum, where he still keeps the most
lahiensble, handsome and extensive stock OF good clothing
! DO found In Now York. II. L. FOSTER, n Cortlandt
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THE CHEAPEST DENTIST IN THE cry is NOT
i he who charges the loves. price, but tAe one who does the
beat work. Or LUTuER's ,tyle Of inserting teeth Is IN
surpassed, and HIS prices during the iuil hummer months
unpre scdentedly low, at least twonty i've per cont less than
during the more busy season. Once GAS broadway, bet cen
Bond and Blocker streets.
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III. II. Lovet Informs the Public and his
customers, that he has now got in two more cisterns, in
addition to his former one, which holds 10000 bottles, SO
nervous orders. California, Oregon, Sandwich Islands, and
South American dealers attention particularly requested.
Office, ia Chambers street. Wahpene Wholesale and retail.
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There came 0 fearful moment: / was pale,
You wept, bot never spoke,
But clung around me as the woodbine froil

49, WNRgI ~ eRVR0
But elung around me as the woodbine sra1
Cings, pleading, round the oAk.n
D0rcas, the Dressmakcr, or the Young Mo-
tier, now publishing in the columns Of the SUNDAY COU.
kIER, Is one OF the most deeply affecting romances Of modern
times, and the sensation IL has created, exhausting
AN IMMENSE EDITION
a. q this popular iourra i, at an early hour on the morning Of
truth OF Its adnirably-drswn scenes, as depicted in the life
struggles Of . friendless young girl, thrown at an early age
amidst the temptations and vicissitudes Of q metropolitan
existence. Every parent should place this work In the
hands Of his children, old enough to understand and appre.
eiate lie moral teachings, and II should be read by every man,
woman and child, for
"vice Is n monster Of such hideous mein.
That to be hated, needs but to be seen."
THE SUNDAY COURIER is now the largest Of the Sunday
press, and the amount, variety and excellence of its reading
matter. considering the low price at which it is afforded
renders 1t the
CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE WORLD.
Determined to maintain the brilliant position accorded
them by an intelligent and discriminating public, the propri-
etors have secured, In connection with the large list Of able
writer's regularly employed on the Courier.
ADDITIONAL LITERARY AID,
80 that In the originality and variety displayed in it's sketches
OF local events, its comments upon things theatrical and
paragraphs, 90, 30, II will DO, though the youngest Of the
Sunday press" the most sparkling, brilliant, entertaining,
and attractive Of them all.
CONTENTS FOR JUNE %.
Dorcas, the Dressmaker, or the Young Mother;
The Churchyard Murder;
The Three Musicians;
Handsome Jack; the Pleasures Of Hanging; Horse Murder
ers; Omnibus L~eavings; the Yacht Silvie; q Day on Coney
IslaId d; Gambling around the Crystal Palace; W. G. Jones,
the Tragedian, TO-, &c., &c.
Price three cents. For sale by all the news agents. Ad-
vertisements must be handed into the publication office be-
fore z O'Clock on Saturday evening.
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9 mansion at Yonkers, sixteen miles north OF the City
for the aeeom%odstioa q the public: T. is now full,
y York city. Transient meals can be had OF all hours.
air is pure and bracing NO mosquitoes at any season.
. persons are taken car, of, so as to induce them to
again. Not . shade Of improperly will be coun-
Anoed.
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Fust rs we Expected, when we Said the

INST as we Expected, when we Said the New
y fountain Mt NO, 1903 Nassau street, next door to our
ke, would he the desiratum in our neighborhoed. Our
hds who have tried the soda say 1t is A No.. 1.
)eslth NO P%recaution Is more Necessary
Ne preservation Of health than the publication of water.
Quantity of humus impurities collected In one day by
porous glass alter is astonishing. Every family should
enc. Depot SIG broadway.
X 4 COLT, Propriotors.
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yLe0nori's New York Bank Note List,'' Of
date, will contain the proprietor's reply to Barnum's
tsment, published In the daily papers. Published solely
subscribers every Saturday morning, at AZ Dey street.
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ul0 THOSE ABOUT LEAVING THE CITY FOR THE
Il country BY late Improvements in the dental art, L
nm now enabled to insert u whole set Of teeth In ono dav,
psrtisi sees in .ess tame. iI- s-,sa a ~.lsnt.a, sad Tue
street, near Broadway.
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Defiance saiamander Safes -Gayler's Pa
t-k0BERT NJ. PATRICK is the sole manufacturer In
United States Of tho above celebrated safes, and +. c.
ms Impenetrable Defiance Locks the best safes and
! combined in the world. Depot 1872 Pearl street, one
below Maiden lane, formerly 90 John street.
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Look for the Atlas.-The Enlargement of

10Ok = - EnfutRenntn Oh
the Atlas, which will appesr tomorrow in new type, rein.
forced with additional talent, can hardly fail to attract the
attention of the public. The Atlas will present several new
tions Of some Of the most able writer's in the country. Local
life, numerous, satirical, comi,al, and practical views Of
transporting events, will be the leading characteristics, and
most readable, and attractive newspaper in New York.
Office A Ann street. Sold by the ~newsboys.
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bordeaux WInes.-Chateau Margaux, Cha
! LATTE Chateau Lstour. of 1874 aud 1876, Ia cases, one
en eaeb: also, = variety Of good table wines, in cases and
. Port WINS Of the choicest productions ordered BY
subscribers for the use Of connoisseurs, invalids aud IA
les. JOHN DUNCAN & SONS, 407 Broadway.
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L5vkRTNEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED OF N HOLCOMB, WHO
i left her residence In . state Of mental arrangement on
Sunday last, from the corner Of W altoA street and Throop
avenue, East Brooklyn. Had on o green striped ginghAm
dress. black silk mantilla, and straw bonnet. ANY person
having Information Of her, would confer = favor by address
ing to Aaron r. Halcomb, in care Of d. Powell, corner Of
Ninth and South Ninth streets, Williamsburg.
TNIoRMATIoN w~ANTED-oF JAMES AND WILLIAM
L M'Keever, natives OF ireland. James has been Is years
In this country, ard William 10. Any information concern
h'keever, 2A5 East Thirteenth street, N. Y.
IF II PERSON THAT SENT A NOTE BY A SMALL
J. boy, directed to H. @. B., No. "a Bowery, and requested
him to call at q number In Twenty fifth street, will give real
name and residence, IL will be attended to. Direct to A. b.,
Chatham square Post Office; or If the boy will call where he
left the note he will be re Sarded.
IF THE AGENT OR CORRESPONDENT OF THE
L house OF Tetau 4 Duvivier, in Paris, will send their ad-
dress to Chafe \ Co., No. 50 Broadway, they wilt learn some
thing to their advantage.
HEIRS. w~ANTED:-CARL GoTTFRIED M
IL Pnnlsen, born September s, 1908, and August With
heritance, and are hereby requested to call at the Danish
Consulate, No. 90 Beaver street; but If dead, their children
or creditors are requested to do 30.
AIR. HENRY B. WEST, DRAWN BY A BEAUTIFUL
Iu span of black dogs, In q fine carriage, has lately disap-
peared. in q mysterious manner. Any intelligence of his
whereabouts will be literally paid for. Mr.. West was un.
able to walk except with crutches AID but little in that
manner. Address E. o., Irving House.
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cWIWX 1UCuIncbs-I Hmm1tNB6 NIuUUIdC~
of clothing for the fail and winter trade is about to
1ncbce Now is the very time for Manufacturers to GRE
:. Good hands 10 do fine work cannot be obtained to
the extent OF the demand. Tho only way to supply
great public want Is to buy Singers patent sewing ma
PES No machine, working with two needles, leaving .
X braided cord on one sid OF the seam, will answer any
purpose. The only machines which do perfect work,
ch give satisfaction to all, are those sold Mt No. 323
Adway, by I N. SINGER & CO.
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a Spirit Of Refinement belonging tn the
n"n i%i. ssss q b x N Sssn a =! LANES s1as I aaSe ,: copied Sa. =. yss
yur hats to possess grace, beauty Of outline, deiicacy OF
their fabrics, embracing these chsrsctsrissics. are distine-
hcturers. Their sales room Is In the Prescott House. on the
crner Of Broadway and Spring steeet.
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THE TRADES, &C.


ITO MACHTNIsTS N FINISHERs-WANTED,
l. twelve good men, TO work at lathe and the vice, IT Sau-
patuck Iron Works, Conn. Apply betws ea nine and twelve
O'Clock A. NJ to CLARK II JESUP, Agents, 80 Exchange
place, near William street.
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, GOOD HANDS FOR
4 patent leather shoes, and also u good gentleman's slipper
maker and q cackman. Apply at no. 6S Grand street.
WANTED-A GOOD TO co TO
w Hudson, N. Y. Apply to Louis 5. Fellows & Scholl,
No. 81 Maiden lane.
vNANTED-A MATCHMAKER WHO UNDERSTANDS
w repairing oil kinds Of watches, to go 10 q south. west
ern State. Apply to Geo. X. Van Fps, No. l Court
landt street.
WANTED INMEDIATELY-TWO BLACKSMTTHS,
that understand wagon and cartworn, and four boys
to the blacksmith trade; those that have been some time at
the trade preferred. Inquire Of Michael Mullone, Warren
street, jersey City.
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neSs WnSeA are Hats, are those that arc
nsauis 1tured hx KNOX, the we'll known, universally APP
Esyss Ksc.; Wsli may The poet sxslaim-snd with ssrsst
There - pct An The wide world . ehapsau 20 neat, +.
Asthas sold BY Knox. I2S Fulton street"
Anoxe summer beavers, and his summer hats generally,
~ peauuiel exceedingly, universally admired, and gene
r,ly sought after. Gentlemen should call las sboye) and 10.
spest them. Give Knox . call before purchasing.
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ANTHOLOGY.


AIRS. BREWSTER, from PHILADELPHIA, TENDERS
M her sery .ces to the ladies and gentlemen Of this city,
in Astro1ogy, love and law matters, interpreting dreams.
&c., by books and science, constantly relied on by Napoleons
and will tell the name ~ the lady or gentleman they viii
marry; also the names % the visiters. Residence 50 GreaN
Jones street. conner Of Bcwery. Ladies 30 cents; gentle
men 81.
MRS. ALVIN. RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
M skill in foretolling thu future, hss arrived and will fur.
pish intelligence about All circumstances of life. She inter-
prets dreams, law matters and love. oy astrology, books and
science, apc tells 20 ladies and gentlemen the name Of the
person they will marry, also the names OF her visitcrs. Mrs.
Alvin spesks the Fnglish, French and German lAnguages.
Residence Or bivinR,on street, up stairs; near the Bovery
Ladies' 90 cents: gentle men 81
MISS BRUCE, THk SEVENTH DAUGUTERsrosd-
u be consulted with at no Canal street, corner snd rGo
way, up Stare. Q. all events Of life present. IN, from y
turo, and can tell the name and age Of any psi.
A.. N, till +. n. Ladies'. 80 cents; gentleP
A
NEADAME D., THE CEJEBRATRD &c so Grand street.
M W. consulted every day this weHre. N. b -sne peins
in regard TO the past, present AID treat astrclosicsi po~shr:
the seventh daughter, can by he can win and retain tns
impart a method by which psrrg sex. Charge extra.
affections Of any OF the opfo1
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% REwARD.-LOST, WHILE CROSSING THE
~ street from 70 to 7s Nassau street, q portemonnaie,
cont lining q one hundred dollar bill on the Bank Of Wood
stock, Vermont. Any one returning the same will receive
the above reward. X. 9. HAWKINS 70 Nassau street.
Cd R~EwARD.-LosT, ON THE MORNING OF h
Wk oath. in going from Tenth street and Fourth avenue
to Thirtieth street and Madison avenue, = gold parcel.
Whoever will return it to ~ Tenth street, or los Madison
avenue, will receive the above reward, with the thanks Of
the owner.
do REWARD.-FLEW FROM ITS AGE, ON FRI
YL day norning, June "a. a light yellow canary bird;
had several small black spots on it's head. If the gentleman
who was seen to pick it up will please send II TO as Pearl
street, NEXT door to the corner OF Madison, he will receive
the above eward, and no questions asked.
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WV. LoBACM i S~CHEPELER. 20 Beaver street.

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND N ~AsONs.-THE CON-
IN gregstion Shary Zedeck, Nos SS and 10 Henry street.
requires = new school house TO he erected in tho rear Of their
Synagogue. AL persons wishing to zee the plan and to send
In their estimates, can do so by calling ct Mr.. JOSEPH
LEvY's, lS6 william street, prior to the I'd Of July.
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LOST AND FOUND.


CARPET A TAKEN IN MISTAKE FOR THEIR
" own, from on board the G. Durant. from Red Bank.
The party can have the same by returning the other. In
quire Of J. e. ISAAC, 9 Amity street near Broadway.
NOLD EMS LOsT-YEsTERDAY MORNING, JUNE
u "a, in Blocker street, three dozen unfinished pens,
stamped " Brother Jonathan" The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving the same at Buelrs jewelry store. 26lH
Blocker street.
r osT-soME TINE SINCE, SUPPOSED EITHER ON
IL Lorg Island, Brooklyn, south ferry, or the lower part
Of this city, . one hundred dollar bill. If an honest person
has found the same, or received II In payment by mistake for
$40, he will desire to return IL to its rightful o wner, Nhus
doing as he would wish to be done by and may have The
opportunity, by giving his address to A. B., box SEQ Post Of
fce, that q description Of the bill, evidence of It's ownership,
loss, reward and thanks of the owner may be furnished.
T OST-A PRIVATE BOOK; OWNERS
IL name 10 marked In full, on the corner. The finder will
please forward 1t to the undersigned, at 6S Broadway, and
receive one dollar as his reward. THEO. REEVES.
r 0sT.-A MEMORANDA BOOK, CONTAINING PA
IL pers Of NO value to any one but the owner, was lost on
ThuTsdsy evening, or Fridsyy morning at, or between the
owners address on the first page The finder will be suitably
rewarded, aud receive the sincere thanks OF the owner by
sending IL to No. 2 Clinton place.
C~TRAYED-FRoM THE CORNER OF FOURTH AVE
= nue. and Thirty frat street, on Thursday morning, june
2, . dapple gray mare, long tail with part Of . cart harness
VITA fhe owner, at the meat markes. w.
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An Sunss tf fact is worth pound Of theory
and the swarm Of conclusive facts that cluster
round that incsttpBtaBle ptepdfstiOn, Hcoaands
German Bittets; prepAtcd by Dr.. c. M. Jackson,
Philadelphia, esiaD ished its 9alhe as tonic and
restorative, are sheh as would prevent iiicfedu-
ilty itself from Questioning its efiicaey. In oil
cases of disease Of stomach, whether acute or
chronic, II may BE recommended for Its sOoth-
Ing, cordial, and renovating influence. Dys-
bepsla, heartburn, loss of appetite, nausea, ner-
Sous tremors, relaxation, debility, &c, are re-
iIoved, by the Bltters in verv short space Of
time; and a perseverance In their use never fails
to work thorouh cure.
Oct. IL, 80