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ARD.--lArd OF the best quality, al
q q. n. COLE A co
INDICATED INHALATION.
A NEW METHOD.
A NEW METHOD.


MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY HAS
"A recently been Ihade by Df.Cl kfls, flf The cure
81 Asthma, Cunsumpiiar bfonrliiis, fnuFls, Colds
an all Lung Complaints, by Moderated Inhalation
Or. ,tNTi~'r HiGEAhA, Or iAHALIAG ny
DEAA NAFOR and CHERRY SNLuP, hss sscafn.
pii.hed the inosg wonderful cure, II ssthna snd
Consumption 900 the CNF II New Y0fk and glf,Lift
~ ifs months pact ever known e. man. II i,
producing an impression on Dten.rs q TIE Lung
never before witnessed By the medical pfoesti0n.-
see teriihcairs ~ hanas "i APrut'.l
The inhalrf is worn ou Che hfesft, under the iiren
without Tie least Inconvenience, he heat Oft idy
bsGF ruih lent a. eNatnTste tile duid, -suppYinF tie
lung constantly viii healing AMI agreeable Varf
u4s,nr into ali tho aircss ard razsufts Of Tie flBRs
that caunot possibly be reached IS any other ned
cine. Here b. case -
AsTHMA CURED.
BsosELrs, \. $ Dee elth, Iss3
f9f about eigti yrsfl have besu severely aniiried
win tie Asibn,a rof the last iva years Rave fuf
tered beyond al niy powers II description months
81 iiule have Dot been allie to sleep 10 bed get
ung what rect ] could suing 10 fny chair. ny an
clues Of breathing, sud my rufofings were Firut
athuits, that g. hnun together 80 friends srptetfd
each bout would hr my iast During tho pact
yesrs have had ths AID and aftendnrts " ~
tls uusi gciffsttd ~ sicisns bui have received
permanent honrtt. shd tut little friiei. 90 iengh
had ti- good f4ftun~ - procure bf turisa Hi Esaha
af fnhniing HygrsH kai.lf and fbsuf syrup a toe
time / hfst ottansd b. was Suffering under one II
ny nissi ui1ien aitasks md VA IN great distress
almost .ili ting ~ tfsath. Ia los than
lsA minutes fruits ths time apgiirc The lnhaeT a.
ny stomach, and t=sk = isAslss1niui n The thsfry
Eyfup, " as relieved 90 great ms1siHs han the
dinleiitv q hrsatilng and had = comi.nslle nieit
Lelslt, ahd An now rem pafaiifil J we'll Cod onk
kunps ihs sinnfnt q safsung tsls uisdsinr has ..
ieireI ias truHs. Ny 4dtife b. he sunsnlp ir-frt
~ AAhCAREF EAsTON.
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M. j. u. ANARCHISTS
Celebrated CatholicOn,
For he relief 4 rnrR Of Snfifring remalrS.

II stands pre- en-
ihuni Tor IT. cura
i've puwers Ia hll
the di eases for
Which r. T. recon
nicudcd, usually
called
Female CeniplaiHts.
OF these are Pho
isFsvs trrni, or
Falling oftbe
Womb, FiuoR Al
urs, % WHITES
iitHuNtc fNFLsh
NATION AND u
trHartnN or InE
W ohH iNciprN
Tsi llrhpHHisAor,
OF ii,s~iinsfIAt
FuLf NurrEEssrn,
80 irKroulAH
MEssTHuAIIoN,ac
L. flattTgr eNr.uf
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Zinc Paint.

I a tANhpN htff lH.f fftsirsd uu1affy d,
~ Iinf fsitf Ffnard ir NHI, g. stitL o. sruif
sfl 90 atsaf'ar ~ H9i rait rrll atl d t 1000.
" taliaHa faHHII anl ftfaHliy.
10 ~ hitf air afifh IL sfid tff gfuHrf u I'd
. % -5ial-sf yars sas -nauTss ssf- n tHtf saf
sA1shsss = ~ <iar ~ fasfF a. nuft b fitcs az
70 o. - . ~ 4 IssE, sHa issrsi "a iass -sris
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DERSONS indebted to the subscriber, need not be
L disappointed al being called upon o., the sheriff
after The irst Of June next, unless paid before.
o. l.. Robbins.
Nufiaud. MAY 9Th. lOlf.
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Cabinet Furniture and Chaii

HaafooH's b.dding, Aead n Washington It,
NJunLs CURTIS Is now Offering large and gen
vi efsl assortment u sufas Center, Gard, Common
and Extension Dinng Tables, Mahogany, Black
walnut, Csne-scat and common CHAIR bureaus
Bedstoad-, Hat Ftands, Chamber sets, &C, also
hair, palm i@Af aud husk Mattresses, Spnhg Beds
Looking Fia-res Clocks, Picture france, WORK boxes
portable Desks, sc.
Rsalg .Hlis C,Bas II al sizes and descriptions
Mahogany Caiins furnished g. order On short notice.
Having pur,hascd Ncw ana hirh nnuds if"m tho
beet manufacturer at cash pfrez he would hyito the
attention afthe public e. the Inspection Of the
Rutland, fob. ~, lass. IA
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"a Card.

= -
hoCToi GRO. NJ. TfGuE. \ STUDENT
under tif Ashley Cooper, tate uf thr ID, .iiss.
don, England. his taken up bis abHdr Va h0dlqgta
Ntun"ti, hhd g. now prepared 10 practise pfsr ,aa
rofs, lrnurF and Ulcers Scriula. sali gboam. Be-.
nftcal diseases, whether acuto ~ chtarr. Boa AZ
tntanculf- Diseases ct The skin lie pledge, tnssli
moi ~ take ANY pctspn under treatment uu DO an.
not rHte, aud makcs no chatrs where thrre DO nN tfe
eitrrtrd. Persona bringing reulh,aies from ths VIA
ister oi thcif Religion, ui their ina, va, in rt he aH
cure without charge, and viii forfeit huudfoa d,l
ltfs ~ eVcN Gaze oi failure. This he a,is a.sufrd
WIZ he sutcient u convince tho ruhic that he Ore.
h"i belong tn mat class ut prtsuns called shuAss
a. qna'ks, who i've upon the suffering and ,fslgly
ii thrir iriltW creatures
symptoms OF tnu~er.-This disssfe a..i.
nntes "a the ttn uf ptnpirs, waft-, sGaisf, h.nr
pfoiubefancca pr,toruatural enlargement, and Nit
eular elevations sometimes uuHsunl heat, aas w.,
unpleasant iirhinF, succeeded hy a twitchinf az
sensation irli ~ " hofn wore ~ or epiiof rfsw,
over ~" pAfis Hui 90 intervals a dattitr ai.sf.r
ptihi Nhith htcuuos more frequent A. ~. d.st..
progresses. II also uumnntrs fTpn blows, bnss. iaf
the ordinary causes end states ot iunsnmauas b..
dnc' 'ahttf grirf and anxiety are aisa, b. fs,s
r"iuW nf tie lnas at Relatives, alsn, often prs.s
~ ne iaNutod hs ate and hy the unmarried sir. 4
woman when II occurs In the married. the Nina,
Hlmnti always cease hfst, sh.w ing n cunnrrtit
Wc'n mem u also nppears vory cnmmonb al ls
period whrh uin srcfoiuu disapp"afs, lturftuurs
~ subjects a. young A. i've ytars, but mot osss
ia advanced lie, and seruiult prodispuses t1u
~" Doctor VIII attend on patients ia Tho tfsss1
y called upon tn de 50. lie address /. Or telap
liEhei corner ot Pine and Pearl St. Bnrilpril 81
N'nl0 GtpRGE NJ. TlGilE, Praff.ssl Caaff ~.
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Farmers Farmers
u'HOsE wishing Ia save MONEY ana
j TINE, Niil dud al the nee Srck Warehouse Ell
BARRETT a ION, any quantity ~ flaming impe-
-nenis OF The NEhY BLST QUALITY, snd at EA-
TREHELE Low PRiCEr.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
nunus a htanchafd'- SC}thcs, aisn, laits, Robin
sphs. Perkins, MrserH colby & Co, hilaTd-, Far
wsii. and IS Wasted MsniL to's sf'h IHl-. Eurrlcs,
NuUrss, Mason 4 'a., ana l.amzun's new and odd
pattern - ATli-.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
snHt ~ Mpssr-. fnst Baii T. Church, viii Ffnsts
fatcut Fa-touines. and Plate Socket Snhths, With
common rings Wiilsrd's, iateheldef'a and Nan or.
mrn's Hay aud Manure fDrks, Hor.e DRAG and Hand
Eskrf.
WHOLESALE AGENTS ron
Giants Gfain cradles and faualnr Mails seythe
riuHes e FHriHlr sizes.
WHOLESALE AGENTS FOR
TIE Cflfhfstfd Concrete ~ryfhs fnr, Narrated o.
give satsiactyn. solid shank aBl SprnF steel Hoe.
CusI steel, Plated, Iron and ksilluad -huveis.
sptI-s Gaficn and FlarHi Hus- I'D uakss, GTsss
eitrafs. nUal 10 HHtn. and Tree SCR a~fs.
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1874.
Wholesale or Retail.
M 'hiirir r. snsf rHhf ny-n Tea. Thi-y
~ Hftun ftiu "
Also sani-0~ erf, 90 iigat.l ana nisrk Tsss Il
strsiisHf aattf si.i sisrrriii.
Nrnil ave tsisf iaistf slIiahs O. fstslling
ltH9 hriiHe rosr
raisfsf.is be- faIof. itit sut ga.kf
iirisist'aaf in Dassa iltuI Ia rtit aad Esr.
iaf haHdird ifUsfn ta.t rlrsi, lfun, 1rf roo.u
fislsfif
seq a. Haltt Atrs, fras1 hr.rlsi, ana Arr.
ACE. infiitF fnf sfifrtHr nrr hfts. Il Nttrt
ihf fnruti FL. 1fr as-sfs o. re- s.isa - tsls ~
lhf $50 BOA n aftAa.ss ~ uANEITg a rtiN
fahaan. i-3s
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Clements Splendid Line of Steamers


and the Railroad tnlm Chicago o. La Sale aud ST.
Louie. rrmiagt he mosi PERFECT and COMFORT
ABLE ROUTE g. 81. LpUlS-Firsi Ciass Steamers
form Daily Line between La Saile and - L9uiI.
ely- rhs Route affords % Traveller. either for
pleasure Business, advantages not chi ed hy any
Othei. THE Boats Of the line on the North rsssage
are less cAp,od o. the stormy and rough weather in
c,dcut 10 tnr hl The south shurr a.it aresoi sub
iect deenunus that other lines are by going in
g. Ports diflcu1 Of ctty. The picturesque beauty
aud magnificent grandeur ~ the uttrb River, en-
yed frm The BIb.c Steamers uf tbs Line, has ba
equal. The Railroad from Detroit ~ chicago passes
through ala the pnnciPal towns Of Importance ia Mich
igan-an advantage not enjoyed Toy any other Route,
md one that entities % g. precedence over All oicrs.
DJ-gs~glre conveyed from the Car. 10 tho Boat
FREE or Tli ARGE, by delivering tlof Checks a.
the Agent on the TRAM, ~ Al the Depot, and checked
through un the Route.
Ry- % W. WHITING Is Freight Agent fur the
Line, Once ON VI. e. Il. H. Dock, Buffalo,. Also Gen
hral Forwsrdcr. VIII forward Freight of any Kind,
In any direction, by any mode Of convey ance, at The
luNest rates, ana wih dispatch. MARI Packaf,srate
I" D. w. Willing Buffalo"
Through Ticket
Can Ice pr cured Of tine Agents. at the Lne East Of
Buf,in, ad At the Once, VI. G. H. X. Wharf, Buffalo.
Passengers wishing 10 go through by Railruad from
Buffalo have ut kcts exchanged by paA Jag the dbl
ference IN fare. CHARLES T.. NOBLE.
Buffalo, 1854. GtatTai .7gsHi, BHDila.
W. u. HAGADORN, .fgeat, Raiaa& 96H
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Muslcal Tnstrurnents.

EIhNts, ITALIAN a ANEricaN glntlsz
VI fsiss, faFvaasis, Nisnnsfs, Arf.sa.tss. a.
- ssis = FnAu a sDHER.
HissA NfstaaEan fifisis EsufAs, "
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How to avoid warm weather !,

4 20 to e.. ~. COLE q CO., No. Mer-
NJ chants Row, and hay PAkASOL aud
PAN, where may he found Large assortment nf the
most dcsinhle patterns, snd at prices ioacr aa sss-
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Crockery (.

4 lat7s AarafrTfrt. rrufiaius in rsu II LIS
y ttE BAND 4lt rhf- rtnar Dina Dos. goi-
fea o., ana fi.tI-an are ri az kHds az ttr low
81 alafftf FfrHs. GEn a. tDl.T A GO.
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'I'ThE Place tn buy luissos, Shouldet IRA
L oeti aud abdominal supporters j. ~ the Drug
STORES e Pond q Morse, Main and Washington SIS
Rutland. \ 4
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Wedding Envelopes

MANUFACTURE aud f,r sale by
vi q. A. FUTILE a co
FINLAND, March 1871.
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The NJ y. STATE TsneJtlss ana Owe Br~~sA Lsdgs O.
o. are lsbsctfnly invited 70 sttssd N ishs.sA
Tn citizens drese fru the residence Of bic fater M
John Day 81 Leroy street. o. TIRES O'CLOCK snis Aver
noen.
hAReAREr. wife Of john Campbell native Of Puaspsss
county Almssh. bslsnd
Her funeral win place from her sts res;dsnss 400
are respectfully inviisi 70 attend funeral without
iurher notice Her remains VIII be Inferred 10 Calvary
Cemetery
On Friday, August 25 sDosos P. Bausn, in the Attn
year Of his age
In roollyD, at his residence on Tossisy, Augas. q
N2 suddenly, G. MAILsRDY, agei - years.
discourse appropriate to thu occasion win be deiv
ered at three O'Clock tomorrow Afternoon by the Rev.
Church The friends Of The deceased respectfully In
vited 20 attend
In Brooklyn, Thursday August "a. Harold vA,1rAu
infant son Of John p and Nary b. Atkinson.
Funeral at nine O'Clock this morning. from 90 Jorale-
mon street.
On Tuesday, August %, at Doaoris, Clan cove Long
Island after short lnssa EzAHprs sxrs the beloved
wife Of David Barton, late Of Dormont
scotland, aged Al years, sincerely regretted by nums
umfries papers please copy.
In East New York, Thursday, August "a, WILLIAM,
infant SON Of hen and nary Ann hoorhouse aged II
1oe fYes apd friends Of he family Are rssp.sfuy
invited TO attend the funeral from the hoase Of h.s
parents, No 2Grand street. Ns~ York, .. two o'clock
At Newark, N. J ON Thursjsy, August "a, wELn Az
psuss, only child OF William and COrnsis A. Mott aged
The friends Of tho family are invited to attend the fu
neral at four O'Clock this afternoon from the readence
OF bis graz dfaher, G. .ncruss, 1876 Broad street.
AT Tsrfytown, August -, Mrs Anna SiuAsoS wife
OF John B. salinero, aged 80 years and 20 days.
At Detroit, Mich ca Wednesday, august 20, HAxlroS
S2UIRE Of this city, Of Cha sa Squire %, Greene,
Chsnango county, " Y, aged 80 wears.
His friepds are invited % attend hs funeral from the
house OF his brother Robert squires 1914 West hireth
street. ~ ELEVEN O'Clock this forenoon without further
invitation,
Al aracaiSo, venezuea, June %, after three days
Illness JAMES H. PATTERSON aged II years, only son of
jones a. Patterson Of Boston, and grandson Of the late
BaInsbas Bates His aniabe qualities gained him the
resDect and esteem Of al who knew him.
In this city July 81, suddenly, Of congestion OF the
upgs Mrs EMMA f. JoHSsoy, aged Is years Mrs J.
was an interesting lady possessing al anabe DISPOSE
ton and much beloved By all who knc her. and va do
mott sincerely sympathise with her bereaved parents
relatives and friends She sick only twenty -four
hours. San FrdRcigco Erening Journal.
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Died.


On Friday, August %, wnIIax son OF Fredk VIM. and
Glars NJ Rcimer, aged years and l month.
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family are invited 70
attend the funeral from the resid OF parents
Cheever plsce, South Brooklyn without further invita-
ton
On Friday morning, Angus. IS, of congestion Of the
lupgs JAMES FAY, aged Is years.
The friends OF the family, and those Of his brothers,
John and Patrick Fay respectfully invited TO attend
his funeral from his late residence SO Mulberry street
at half-rast O'Clock this afternoon. His romans
win be taken to Calvary Cemetery.
On Friday August Is, Of cholera, CHARLES 8. BARBERn
in the AID year Of his age
The funeral win take place from his late residence 600
Eighth avenue Mt ten O'Clock this forenoon His friends
and those Of the family respectfully invited TO
tend
On Friday, August Is, PnIR GORDON only child Of Dr.
Cornelius and Kate olcott aged year, months and
days.
The friends and acquaintanccs Of the family
spectfuly invited TO attend the funeral from the rest
dence Of his parents, Fifth street. South Fourth
Williamsburg, at one O'Clock tomorrow Nternoon.
On Friday morning, August 2c, JoBs g. DAY, aged 30
years. and II months
zhs islssiyss ~ frspds VI sAssAnny together with
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Political INTELLIGENCE.

The MONTGOMERY tAla.) Journal, whig paper,
dominates M,lla-d Fillmore, Of New York, aud
Henry W. Billiard, OF Alabama, as candidates for
President and Vice President, at the election in
1S66.
Al the Democratic Congressional Convention for
the Third district, held at Columbus, Ia, on the
l7tb, don. Cyrus L. Durham was nominated for re-
elee Ion.
The Democratic Congressional Convention OF the
Fih dist 10. Of Illinois nbled at Mouorserliag
On The l6tl inst, aud nominated Col. Richardson,
tSe present msmber, for re election. Tie vote
bald Williams, whig, is the opposing candidate.
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At the Methodist Episcopal parsonage in Jane street,
Thursday, August "a, By the Rev. j. b wakeey Mr..
JoHs CoREE1r Of Brooklyn, TO PIHs You've, Of this
city.
On Tuesday, August %, At the Church Of the Holy
Nativity by the Rev. Geo. AcCusky, Mr.. Gno MCCLusar
city.
On Sunday evening, August 90 BY the Rev. Dr. Mro..,
at his residence 90 Broome street, Mr. CHARLES Ross
son TO Miss AMELIA RoaEss; also Mr.. WIN MolIISox 70
Miss MARY H. GOTHAM, all Of this city.
On Tuesday, August %, ut West Farms, Westches.er
county by the Rev. Washington RodmAn OF the Episco
pal Church, MORRIS d. MyEns. Of Nashville Tenn.c 70
Miss MARY NoRxRs daughter Of Horace Eowisnd isl.,
Of the former place.
Nashville papers please copy.
At Poughkecpse, on Thursdy. August -, by the Rev.
Mr.. Mann, WnILsx II NEvNs, OF New York, to ConyziA
phce.
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selsv.n, Maslis. Carrie Laens Emory, oAnpesn rurn,
SaA, zaaehsr, Yachan, Psrsnts, Yulsn, and others.
DEPARTURES.
Fer Bremen, In steamship Hansa-A Sus, hr Nats
Yn Londpsr and four ohitiren souin, = fFlncke.
weber Emil Frankls, Harms, Lschroad 7 B sch,as-
4 Rssin, sah1ssh.r, "oarsissr. sssr.ss I'd
Dssists. II Kmns, Krs,g. At PAW Doriog T
Bar hdy and ehila Nchsra.cn Fxsnssay, NOLAN,
Js,absi Q Gross H Aus.ey. Esra., Johanna Etsr, Il
posirg Z Prandy c Ratjsn and say, rnersss Rogue.
Isyer Casrar vcgal, lsey and children, Day 4
easnsr John Luttismsysr, J Ksilch g Hensel, J q
esr and lady, Mrs Asgdasne EosrhArd, Disssr, Rev
HSr Liverpool, IN ship Emerald Isle-p Martin. Mr.
KArep, Jr, Master Mar IN, NJ and Mrs Tingls,- Ass
1iss,s Mis- rss,s Master Jingle Geo Baaaiassou,
Brooklyn City Intelligence.
ZEAL MEETING BOARD or ExCzss-The Last
Dsmg If the Board Of Excise present year. took
lAes IN the City Hall Thursday. the lnb+r Of al
srs s.vsrns and 70 groceries, s' r {. total nun
~ granted amount 70 $50 for the CITY ct
: .rs. L.ss year - .srs granted, q ~aisi 20
-. hst of those grAotec :. the last meetog:-
Hrt hevd-rayerns--H. Calls. John erase, John
Wallace. John McShAns, John Hickey Groceries-J
Pri.s.ld, Joho Wallace, D w. Davis 20.
Sscond Ward-Tassrns.J. @. Force, patri'k Cream,
!.nm'a Martin Muller, George Hadss, James Lowry,
THIRD Ward-Taverps-RusseI, Chase Il Co., d. j.
Tnsh
Eu.h Ward-raverns--sands Scott, arthur Nc ,voy.
RftA Hard-Taverns-A. w. Marley, Elijah G King,
El~ard Mc,arthy J. Bacshorn, Fion, WIN. Wolfe, N.
c. sslier. Groceries-E II. Grunning, J. Behrens, j.
Mcclure, Pa'rirk Farpey.
AatA -Tsyerns-John Garland, VIM. Rapke,
Ha.Nd Pitt, w. cCloskey, Edward Mo!loy, Janes
Nousey, Ehward haloney, Edward Fitzsmmons, Jonn
cavDsxh, Oven McGee, Thomas Kinsello, h. X. Ksmp
y Eastgate Michael Smith, Robert Bennett Grocsrie,
-Ernst O. Brinhpan II. G. MaDges, Charles Har, man
Edward Hi ksr, a. Brnsman P. Smith Charles Roles en
nur,ing & chappsr John G. coster, r. Whiting, John
H4lhg
Ssrenh Ward-rsvsrns-M Christianson, II. Behrn
}. Hopkins, Gallagher. Jeremiah Kelley, w. K Wat
ira. Grocsries -Gri6ihs Evans Johann Il. Prigge
james Max well, John McCarty.
nth Ward--1svsrns-Jnhn Quinn, d. g. Whipp,e
John 6orden Iaurance Duyal, Andrew AcKeon, Michael
A0ssn, James Willie.
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81 no. Deshler's periodic pills, Bleekers stampede
coushs colds, SC Hastings syrup Of napba, Ayro's
cherry rectoral Watts andote, each 81. Tor
rheumatism, scrofuia, &c--Townsend's SANDS end
Morse's sar,aparilla each 81 Hyatts Life basm rs
For tonic dnuretic-Wolfe's schiedam schispps, 81
For supprsssion--van Hamberts female monthly pills.
81, and Morse's inygorang cordial, 80 two for 50.
For sore nippes--Iichardson' nipple oil, soc. Tor
worms-keysers ysrmiiugo, at GUl0N'S, 127 Bowery.
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forth b. adventures ignorant Of the pathology
the diseases they pretend to cure and dependent upon
tanning Advertisements and spurious Testimonials FOR
their sales, do immense, and sometimes irreparabe mis-
chief but preparation Ike Aspinsels tonic MIXTURE
which has stood the test Of 20 experience and
has failed 10 fever and ague in any stage
has solid basis for its popuarity IL Is from respon
sible source prepared by responsible house and ro-
feTences Of she highest character promptly given 10
all who require them Manufactured from the original
recipe, by THOMAS a MAXWELL, Successors 70 James
j. =. Aspinwal). SO william street.
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Army Intelll4ence.

Two hundred United States dragons, under
command OF Major Graham. aud fifty men Of the
Let and I'd regiments Of artillery, under com mend
OF Major Sprsgue, passed thorough this city on
Eatursay, ON their way to Jefferson barracks, Mo.
They are from Bedloe's and Governors Islands, in
New YORK. harbor. Major Graham is brother to
Lieut.. @ J. Graham, who has charge of the govern
INT wo Ike at this place. The troops are destined
eDr Ne hexico aDd Texas. They came hitner
nom Detroit by the Michtgau Central railroa i'd and
pressed on Saturday evening for st. Louls via the
Chicago and Mississippi railroad Chicago ri
bSne, dugust 81.
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Vset out OIL CITY anu s6cufo Tue HcaIth OF
your wife and children, the rent aod 9TH
expenses of the city, and when you 1t home your
self enjoy the fresh pure cooling breases which
AL this do by the purchase of a lot at Fort Ham
non where much properts has already been sld and
Ia constantly being scd to the most rospecta and judi
cous OF our citizens. Those who buy viii save han
dreds - = lars The Brooslyn Railroads win extend to
and In front If the property which viii bs offered by
Msssrs Barker & Moul,on on Moniay next, and those
Tho wish purchase should fail to attend the sale
see Advertisement In our paper Of to-day.
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Nature and Art.

Nature and Art.
Heads by nature clothed with red,
Or by age with snow o'erspresd,
Are turned to black or brown instela.
BY Cristadoro's dye.
Sows the time to test Its power,
Would ron shine in beauty's bower
Making enyious rivals co yer.
Use Cslstadoro's dye.
shun cmporicisns tricks
They will leave yoa II 4 u6x''
seek the Astor, humber six
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DUTNAM'S NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DAY
Portraits Of Contributor No. 3-Hon j. p x nm sdy,
!. Our Parties spd Politics
2. Wood Notes; ii. The Fnrest; III The Lake.
8. Traps LEST, and the Prodigious School Of Music.
!. Marian fn her Cell.
8. The W,lds Of Northern New York.
9. Literature of Dmanacs--A Dialogue between Psca-
tor ana Alcofbas Nssier Jr At the Glen House. White
Nounsapa
Israel Po'ter-Continued-Dr. Franklin and the
Latin Quarter Mysteries Of Partisan Lodgings another
Advepfurer Paul Jones in Revere, Israel Returns to
Squire WooecocA's
9. The soDgs that Never Were Sung
g. Prairie Lst,s rs-The Trail Of the Lost Child
10. Ny Husbands Mot her.
II. The Weeder
l2 The Proper Sphere Of Men, "a Letter from one Of
the "Strsp g Minded ~
Is The Coch Fight IN Mexico.
u The Great ID cursion the Falls of &C. Anthony
si0nists
is. The Hissor. Of a cosmopoii.e
J6. TIE Lost One Found.
II. The EDITOR at Large,
10. Editorial Notes.
Liter .ture-American-Mrs Stoves sunny Memories.
Horace Aanns Address at Antioch College Bayard Tag.
loris Journey to Central America hles's .bIes In
Iceland.
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HOuscnOlu N0IuS.>Artnur Kendall, No. q
William street, between Beaver and Pearl sells pure
wines and spirits aud wina for sacramen.al purposes
by the gallon, dozen or bottle at wholesale prces In
vads sill do veil 20 give him trial family chest
with partitiops containing three bottles Of 0ard 1S46
brandy brandy rarely met withthree bottles OF ten
scbiedam schpapps and three bottles ice pale sherry
complete for nne dollars. For medicinal purposes no
house ought TO be without It, Orders by post immediate
ly executed,