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A CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY

PROFITABLE AND HONORABLE EMPLOYMENT. n
rINIE subscriber is DESTROYS of having an agent ie
] each county and town of the Union. capitr.
of from Sc $40 only will he required and anyhnr
like an efficient. ergetc man can make from thole
10 five dollars per day;-ndeed some Of the ngeegt
now employed arc realizing twice that sum- Eyay
information will be given by addressing. lrost as
paid,) WI. A. klNsLEk.
Nov. IL, SO. Box 60l. Philadelphia, Ia. r.
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STILL LATER AND NOPE IMPORTANT.
4 BEAUTIFUL Assortment Of Spring and Sun..ne
n Goods, which, owing to the ateness of the
will be closed out at slight advance from FIRST Cos
by fjune Is, 1881 Us. KIMBALL SEQ.
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y3ANI1V 5ala PLACE

before purchasing elsewhere, as we arc determined
not to be uEers Id by any other in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care. and by that is well acquainted with the
wants of the community consisting in part of French
and English Merinoes, Musns and Atwood De-
LANES plain and figured silks, Coburgs. Sack Fannels
Debcgs. Persian Cloths. plain and figured Pop'ains
embroidered Drapcrv Muslins and Curtain Damasks
with Gimps and Tassels to match; Cloths. CASH
meres, Satnetts. Twceds Jeans Linens. red Fannels
brown beached and colored Canton Flannels; siik
Tin. straw and gimp Bonnets to trim; bonnet Rib
hons. all colors Philadelphia made Boots and Shoes,
Shaws: long Thihct Cashmere: a nice assortment -
children wool Hose, all sizes: ladies cotton and wool
Hose: Gloves, Kid, all coIors Cashmere anl Lise
Thread: Blacl Mits, Gloves, etc, etc, etc.,
aur Is Stiff.
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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

HAVE just received by Oatman Express and are
[ now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock of
Call assa - later Goods,
embracing all the latest styles Of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate. that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware. Glassware. and Queensware.
Hats Caps Boots Shoes. Bonnets Oil Cloths, Car.
pets Clothing, &c. &C.. to which would respe tful
call the attention of the citizens and all Others
visiting Burlington for the purpose of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their own interest by cal
ing at the
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nRIED FRUIT Rice, Fis h, Teas, Nails dc.
IL A fresh assortment at
apr 20 KIxpALL6 Co.
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Carpetinss & Rags.
4 NEW stock Of latest and beststyles can be had
IN at oct 26. L. L. & G. B. Parsons.
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UNIVERSITY FAMILY MEDICINES.
FEVER AND AGUE,

rVHE university of free medicine and popular know
i ledge, chartered by the State of Pennsylvania
April % 1853, mainly to arrest the evils of Spurious
nostrums; also to supply the public with reliable re
needless where the best medical advisers cannot vii
not be employed, having purchased the invaluable re-
medy.
RowAND's TONIC MIXTURE.
the 6rs ond only known for twenty years the GER
tain cure for fever and aguc, and its kindred COM
plants, confidently recommend to the patronage of
the afflicted.
The above Institution likewise recommends for
bowel complaints,
RowAND's COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY
ROOT.
and in due time will furnish its remedy for every
disease that can be safely treated in this way.
BY order of the trustees,
JOHN r. ROWLAND, MD.
President Of the University, and head of the
Pharmaceutical Department.
Homo dspensary and Office No. 6S Arch st. Pha.
AGENTS, F. E. Gay Burlington Iowa,
VIM. Sturgs, do do.
August 1854
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR-22 hdds, fair to pric
IN ust received and for sale by
T. La B. PARSONS
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Breck's Book of Flowers.
lust received and for sale at COReE'S
81 april s
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XXTOMAN'SRECORD, or, sketches of all distn-
w guished woman from the beginning till A. D.
1850, by Sarah Joseph Hale, for sale at CORSE'S.
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USQUITO BARS-2s dozen assorted colors for
ltl sale at the lowest figures by
june 15 1854. j. S. KIMBALL co.
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D0TIPHAR PAPERS, reprinted from Putnam
Monthly. Illustrated by A. Hoppin. for sale a
april Ii CO2SF'S
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Groceries For the Million!
KIMBALL & cos

r S. KIMBALL Il CO., have justreceiveda large
y shipment of Goods, consisting in part, asfoows:
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@@ PKsUGIr.
]. ID. NcCLEARY'S
COLORED PRIN'TLyVG INK.

Varnish for Colored Inks.
June "a, "a.
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I HAVE just received and openedmy Fall and VIM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
MARINE AFFAIRS.

The REGATTA OF The HARLEY YACHT CLUB.-Ihe
boats in this race started yesterday morning and prof.
ceeded as far as College Point but in consequence O.
a dead calm were unable to come to time conse
ouentl, the regatta viii take place to-day.
THE NAVY YARD-About two hundred seamen and
bows will this week be sent from the Nry Yard TO
Norfolk for the United States fngaie Constellation,
now fitting out for the Mediterranean.
sHrPvRrcK AT SEA.-We learn from CaptaIn Con,
who arrived at this port yesterday In the brig e u
Billings, from Inagus, that the bark L. I. WOOD
ward has been totally Loot at sea. She was on her
massage from St. Jsgo de Cuba to Swansea England
with cargo Of copper ore On the oath Of June she
ran upon the Hog Sly, and became complete
wreck Part of her cargo and her officers and ere"
were saved.
F,sr SAILING OF THE STEAMSHIP ksoxVIILE.-ine
steamship Knoxville which sailed from this port on
Saturday afternoon last, made q remarkably quick
passage TO Savannah. She arrived at the wharf a.
the latter place in ffiy.two hours from New YORK
This is said i the shortest time on record sac r"a
,s4 miles in "a hosrs, or nearly Is miles an ho~'
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THURSDAY AFTERNOON, O'CLOCK
STATE OF THE MARKETS.


THURSDAY, July 70, 1858.
,s,,rs Tho market il firm for Pots at So so, and
for Pearls at so o23.
Co1roS-The market has not fairly opened under
the Canada news but sales could not DO made under
an abatement of ic, which holders are ss yet I'M
willing TO submitto.
FLOUR AND ME.L-The market is laic lower for
State Flour and this is dull Western brands are de-
pressed, and the low grades are S7.c. easier. The
very warm weather and the rapid dec me IN Wheat
has produced quite panic
The sales of Western Canal are 600 obs. at - q
So 37g for common TO good State, SO 5Ocs9 l2i Tor
mixed 10 good Michigan Isdiena and Upper Lake,
and common to good Ohio, and $40 759sl2 30 Tor
extra Genesee Canadian Flour Is heavy and - mich
depressed sales Of 800 bbs at 80 50 sll the latter
price for very choice brands. Southern Flour is again
lower and is very dull; Gales of 250 bbi'. al 20 $50
$40 37l for mixed 10 good standard brands, and
$40 so ell 80 for fayore, fancy and extra brands.
RE Flour is dull dt 81 ass so. Corn Meal Is
quiet; sales Of Jersey at 81 50ds "a 62l.
GRArs-The supply of Wheat Is very much in e1'
cess of the wants Of our lers and prices for common
are nomnallJ 2cc. lower, and The demand Is light;
sales of $50 bushels very choice White Tennessee at
g. 20 and small lot of Red Georgia at e. 20. Rye
is dull and nominal. Oats heavy and duh at 81
e4c. for State and Western Corn Is lover, the sup
ply is fair and the demand is hardly 20 active for ex
port, sales of 10 600 BUSH at go a9olc. for Western
Mixed.
WHIsKY-A fair demand for the staple and the
market is fair; sales of so bbls. at ioi aiic. for
Ohio and Prison.
PRovIsroYs-Mess Pork is l2lc lower, BIZ. Primo
do. il steady; sales of 40 bbs at $40 62l for pew
Mess and SIG IS for do Prime. Beef is in fair request
and is steady; sales Of $50 bbls at sl4 for Vermont
Mess; ell sl3 for country Mess 90 759slO p for
do Prime, and SIS sO9sls for repacked Western.
Beef Hams are quiet a. sl6a $40. Cut Meats are
dull at II a &C. for Shoulders, and 81 9loc. for Hams
Lard is better; sales of bbs. and cs. at o ellc
Butter is plenty, and Cheese is quiet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

Ship Red..unle. te.ppef Of Bo..oB Andrews shanshss
March 80 tess order ApT -. GssPsr STRAIT wa e e.
th hir. Hound from HoEs Kong for Haysna FLYING fbn
from Msns FOX Batavia Asonsut from 5aanghse tr Boston
A5r a In straits Sgnes passed hp Romance Of me sea-
snd ute Am ship supposed the Fyns Cloud APni ~ l4'
rs SC s. lon q 20 E. parted with ship Hoand
Biz Fsir, tof Philadelphia Wiley no orsn1e as 90.
hi rides ~ 70 mater June Ia "a y B., lon % u
W exebsnged signal, with ship showing .hte nsn4 Nth
lesr- C. undernesfh steering soutb~ ard uns ~ a.
n Is "a w snoIe bsrk Eslsntne q Tbonsston, from No
J.pe;ro Tor sew0resns June H. sr 10 d s. on IS 10 W.
sIehsnsed signals With hsrm bog showing red oarses win
BIO C. Tiary tcf Camdsn Pilbroo dz,
sesS G. g. Wssrbary - Mobile, tobacco &C. 70 J. D.
Burgess & Co -. -. =, =.
shr. Howard Dsvis Sewbern NC d. naval TO g.
sshr s Asssr,on Pu.rzn, Washington, c., d., nayal
stores 70 b. Blorsc q 4 Son
sshI O. c. wstsIsgg COok Mobile 10 d c9..0n 20 master.
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L,ouoR SALE To-DAr.-Albert H. Nicolay' No. II
Rro,d-st sold to- day, catalogue of bonded liquors
70 be delivered at the warehouse IN . the original
packages" The catalogue ineiaaed aes Po.IseIss
.oS there being but few bidders and they were shy
The wines sold went exceedingly los-Cisreis 81
Julien So SGT per case; Chateau hayaaI sStGsSl,
some Hsut Ssaterne vas sold at So ana haa A.
R,r,uc at s3I some more elaret st Estepne SOFA ~
sts ner cssk OF sixy gallons. Ociayes pale cognsc
brandy SO a S3l; dark, same rae. Royal Grape
Cbamnsgne. pints ;el per bssket. The bidders were
mostly dealers, and were doubtless backward ID view
Of lie rrobsblity that they might have the liquors on
banSs after ,he decision Of the forthcoming Su-
nrerne Court case.-lE1press, lPro-Ruml wednesday.
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L CENTRAL ROUTE, eornec,ins the Atlantic Cities with
Western Northwestern ard Southwestern STATES, ~ con-
tnuous Railway direct The Road also connects Pittsburgh
dei,y line OF 81 ports the Western RIVERS
Cleveland and Sardusky with steamers 10 All ports on
the Northwestern Lakes making the most direct cheapest and
reliable BY which FREIGHT b FORWARDED 70 and
fro TIE Great Wet -
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.
FIEsT CLAsS-Boo Shoes Dry Goods, In 10 No, lao M
hoxes1 Furs. Feathers, 1e....
s,coND CLAss.-Books and Stationery, Dry)
Goods, lin bses,) Hardware, Leather, &c per 100 10
Wool, Ac......s....
THIRD CLAss-Anyils Bsgging Bacon and n. ~, 100 N
Pork, In bulk } Hemp, Sc... :.........;l
FouErs CtAss-Cofee Fish, Bacon and Al. c., 100 "A
Pork (PsckedJ Lard and Lard OH. ..: - - "
10 shrrng Goods from any point east OF fhisopns Dc par
teusr 20 park the package " Pennyivsnis Az
Goods consigned the Agents or this hosd radepns
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention = ., .
FRFIGHr AGEsrs-Moses Potter, bostoni ,. l. Elliott,
New.Yorh; y j. Sneecer, Philadelphia sagtaN Moons
Patiuore C. Frclcscue Pittsburxh spnnstnsn Brown
Cireiureti Ohio J. hoorhead Louisville, KY X z
HsIlrn Madison Ind Rasclid Co, 81 Louis. NO.; J. .
Mitchell Sou, Evansville Indiana
Tor further particulars or bills Of ladins apply to
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn Ralroad Col OF
C. b. ALLEN, No. Astor House, New. fofs-
m uoI'STCN General Fresht Agent Philadelphia
H. J. LONBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

SINGULAR Communicable RoIHey Va Is,el-
Eesscer spesking Of the murder Of orndorh by Nc
Donald, few weeks ago, in Hampshire Coantyi re-
80 ockmilIsfs house when Orndorff up, aud he
shot him for fear of being detected. Fifty years ago
"McDonalds grandfather nearthe identical spo' was
robbipg the house Of Mr.. Lumpton, when Ls three
little children came upon him, aud for tear OF deIec
fortunately one lived TO testify against him, ana ne
"wss hung"
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
THE pROHIBITORY LAW.

BUFFALO, Thursday, July -.
The first case tried under the Prohibtorylaw closed
to- day in the Court of Sessions The Court held that
imported liquor cannot be sold after the original pack
age has been broken, under the prohibitory clause,
section l. The Jury thus charged, returned yer
dict of guilty.
The persons arrested here Or recruiting men for the
Crmea were fully committed to jail to-day IN default
OF e, COO bail each.
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cas-, direction for sbou, forty feet. passing through
stone wall and scattering dirt and stones m all direc
lions; then taking sadden turn again passed through
making a complete furrow IN the ground; then II
passed through the foundation, and ran some forty
sstt under the wood house and kitchen sad entered
the cellar in three different places near the bottom
doing no ateral injury in its course. The family ia
,h bovse elt A severe shock the doors were uncere-
mopiously Opened, and Mrs. Moore had lin pan sud
DIV ,aten ont of her hands lMon,icelli Waiehman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

FREAE OF LI6grSISG.-On the afternoon OF the
l3lh inst, during shower, the lightning played soze
queer freaks at the residence of Lewis Moore, Esq III
the town Of PoEestburgh The house Is protested by
lightning rods one Of which received the current aud
conducted il to the caves Of the Kitchen whence X
made spring ard struck the ground some eish, iest
fem the building and along the surface M north
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MARINE 10 URNAL
PORT or sEw-YoRK. ......JvLY q.
Cleared this Forenoon

shp-gorth American, CLARK, Mobile, ), ", Phillip
Bsts-Hannbsl Kline Aon.sydeo, John Morton, Jr Col.
Lsdysrd, Beckwith Mex London Eezs Hszzardi Ross,
(Br1 silverwoo3 Hull, Eng, II. T. w. Meyer.
Bnxs-Naou, Wsikns, SevaaDsh, DemAl Co NJ Com,
eel, Philadelphia, ]. W. Mckee.
schooners-star Huckins Plymouth, ~. q Hath james
Miller Horton Mobile, Lane, West Co. Rio, ODonnel,
Wzshingfon.
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RAILROAD EXTENSION.

BUFFALO, Thursday, July 10, 1855.
The opening of The Illinois Central Railroad TO Dn,
buque was celebrated yesterday. Several thousand
peope were present Senators Douglas and Jones and
Governor Dodge were the principal speakers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
REPORTS OF DECISIONS IN TBE SUPREME COUR
M OF THF UNITED STATES. BY B. r. CURTIS. vol
svo Little, Brown Co.

Mr.. Justice CuItis of the Supreme Court OF the
United States has undertaken to prepare an edition
Of the decisions of that Court from It's first establish
ment to the present time. His plan embraces the
opnops of the Court corrected from the text of the
authorized reporters with headnotes giving the sub
sauce of each decision brief statement of the cases
when required by the Incompetence of that made by
the Court and references to all subsequent decisions al
ludpg TO the case in the text 1t is supposed that the
work will be comprised in eighteen volumes of which
the first three are now Issued. They brought out
in the admirable style Of Typography for which the
publishers have become proyerbial.
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feaal Nctires.

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
Of The County Of New York notice hs5eby gwen . Al
Iersons having claims sssn< WILLIAM MADDEN Of
the CITY Of NewYork decreased present the sAns with
vouchers thereof % The benber. at he store No. SCI
bowt.y in the city Of Newfork before the xfh dAY
Of September DexDsei NewYork the third day Of March,
lS%. Iua la.dmThl NORMAN COOK, Rxecatss.
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WEATHER IN BOSTON.

BosToS, Thursday, July ls--l o'clock, r. NJ:
This is by Iar the hottest day OF the season. IN
low stands g. $50 in the shade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

Tie third edition of The American Lar IF R>al
Property, by FRANCIS HILLI,RD,is published IN two
volumes by Banks, Gould x Go. The Enghsh aud
American decisions sade since the last edition have
been incorporated into the work, as well as the SUD-
stance OF the recent statutes of the several States re-
latipg 70 zeal property.
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WEATHER IN BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, Thursday, July TT I5o5:
We have received no neil south Of Mobile thus
morning.
The weather. intensely warm. The thermometer
at IL o'clock ranged az 90 in the shade
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19
A TREATISE on EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE. By

A TREATISE on EQUITY JURISPRUDENCE. By
JoHs WILLARD, LII ID. 6yo. PIP 49, Banks, Oouid To-
IL preparing this work, Judge Willard has made
use of the reported decisions Of the late Court of
Chancery in connection with the decisions ia equity
of the Courts under the present Constitution, together
with free reference to the decisi ms of the English
Courts and of those of other States when they served
10 confirm or illustrate the doctrines advanced. Al
though written with special reference to the present
state Of New-York law, the work is not designed
merely for local purposes but states the general prn-
cples of equity jurisprudence which are presumed to
possess substantial identity in most of the States of
the Union. No attempt, however has been made to
treat Of the special legislation or usages of the different
States-a task which can be successfully accomplished
only BY variety of writers. After an elaborate in
PRODUCTION discussing the general nature OF equity as
branch of jurisprudence distinct from law, the vol
ume is divided into eleven chapters, devoted to the
leading topics of Relief in of Accident and Mis-
take. Account Fraud Specific Performance, Bills of
In,erpleader and Others Iuunctions Uses and Trusts
Persons under Disability, Dover, and Corporations.
The logical method of the work with the compact and
lucid diction employed by the writer, viii give 1t
Mace among the emmett standards ofega discussion
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puu.ADELPBIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Thursday, JAY ~, leoO.
Money easy; Stocks dull. Reading. 493' DIVIDEND
off; Morris Canal, IS; Long Island Railroad, lot;
Pennsylvania r. r.. AL; Pennsylvania State Sc, e7l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

Population OF SULLWAs CousrY.-IHe Monticello
Wa.ekmGn says: Census returns have been received
from several Of the towns Of this County. Below
We give them together vita the population Of the same
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towns In in 1850:

IrCTeGre IN II OF Tie II tO"bei fi-oI'
Highland and Tus,en are new towns formed from The
territory of IumberlaDd Fremont hss been erected
from Cahcoon siLce 1880
We annex the population Of the towns in l545 aud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-07-19

Little, Brown & Co. have issued the twenty seventh
volume Of the English Lac and Equity Reports, con-
tanning cases in the House of Lords and Equity Courts
during the year 1884.
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~ ii Il UNIV e Il s / 7
FAMILY REMEDIES.

w Ill IL N Il IL
l. FAMILY REMEDIES.
rsued under the Seal. Sanction and Authority Of
THE UNIVERSITY OF
MEDICINE
And
POPULAR KNOWLEDGE,
Chartered BY State Of Pensy ana, April D. 1853,
WITH A CAPITAL OF 10000
Mainly for the purpose Of sesins the evils OF spurious and
Worthless NostIuIns
ALSO.
For upplyiog the Community with reliable Remedies "her-
ever Physician cannot will not be ernPoyed
This institution has purchased from Dr. JOHN H. HoWASD,
his celebrated ...s.
TONIC MIX TUR E,
Known for upward Of twenty five a. the only sure ana
safe for
FEVER AND A0UE, &c.
And his irestlusble Remedy for
BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
ROWANDo
COMPOUND SYRUP OF BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Which highly approved and Popular Remedies
TOGETHER WITH
Inc COMPLAINTS OF THE LUNGS.
The 0ni'e'''' D3sP cPsIA OR INDIGESTION
COSTIyE BOWELS.
ALSO.
The UEIvERsITY's ALMANAC may be had at the Branch
FS' C. II. RING John-st., Broadway, N. Y.
CLICkENERA Co, No. 81 barcay-st.
w : DUNdAM. No. 66 Broadway.
Mrs HAYS, Brooklyn.
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The WEAIHER.-The mercury stood 81 90 in our
composiDg.room at 81 o'clock this afternoon.
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T'HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

III
Mr. KENNEDY Of Ro1bory, has discovered 10 enc q ex
pasture eeds remedy tina, cures EVEhI haSD o.
He has tined eleven hundred eases and lever failed
except eases, both hcnder hunor lie has now " ave
over huRdred certificates Of n vslue al within
'TTS tas IRE warranted 20 cure mouth
One 70 bottles will cure the worst KIND OF pmpes on 'ns
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of biea
Two bottles are the worst canker In tho
Three 70 1--we bottles warranted the worst case Of
one or two botses ase warranted all huOr In the
Two bottle. are warranted running Of tho ears and
or az So. are warranted To corrupt and running
One bottle will cure se.Iy eruption. Of the stin.
Two or bottles warranted 10 cure the worst esse OF
c or three bottles the desperate
Five 70 eight bottles viii cure the Of scrofala
benefit always experienced from the first bottle and per-
Noing looks improbable who have In vain ted
al the woSs @snss .: u: Ss . thai .ss r ssss
every hgIqor in as y''1%i yet i h5sa ss II Yea a-,s
hso has 70 start ihis arc no rs a., A' ssd y. "ve
thousand bottles Of in the vicinity Of Boston know tho ct
ss cure. ever done in M....hu.ets gave children
year old % old people Of sixty bare seen poor puny .omy
perfect ssets Of heath b. oae bottle
To hose who subject ek headsnbe one bottle WIZ
sy cure H. IL ves great relief in eatsrh and dxlsnes
sSs who have taken have been covs yes md have
been esu!Ased b. X Where ne body .,asd s1o sass
II ul casss very singular ens bat you must not 30
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IN Il result from it; the contrary when that
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Irents for Few.York: C. " cLIcKEsERA Co.
No 81 Bsrclayst; CHARLES H. RING, Nc lsz Bro.twsyi
A B. a ID. SANDS, No. I4 Wfilismst MARSH, OhVfS 4
Co No $50 0reenwlch-t; sCHIEFFELIN, BROS. Co,
10 WilsIn-st; BOYD PAUL, Cesnbersst WELLS Co,
IFS heKISSON R0BBIsSk Co, No l45 Maiden.
lane; HAVILAED, HARkAL RIsLEf, Wauen-sI;
WARD CLOSE cs., Msidenlane; Mrs. HAYS Brooklyn;
Cnion
WHISKERS or MUSTACHES produced in
w six weeks By NY ONGUEST which Will not stain In
ure the kin. q Bottle Sent any part Of the country.
O. GRAHAM No. SIS Broadway; HAYES, No. IFS Futon
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