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The Sixteenth Thousand now ready Of
THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPERS

The SlNtetLth IlOlsthu ItHuJ
THE WIDOW BEDOTT PAPEltS.
Price = d. For sale by ell Booksellers
Saws Tie y. Y. Observer. SECOND notice.: 49,, -
are surprised the great popularity OF THIS ooos
II quaint but excellent humor shooting the ones Of
common life and hitting of evils which niest religious
as well as the that everybody loves 70 read the
pers though much that Is in them comes home TO number one
Saws The n. \. Independent; ~ =.
would enjoy laughter medicine aud have feast
of inr oent 1,h et MIN fail to read the Wdows ketcA-
"a such dro humor the way of hitting Oh the pccusnIes
Of has appeared the days OF Jack Down
ing THE Donation v The Sewing Society Aunt Ma,
.urts Eapeeuce and the Ike wiz drive OIL dyspep1a and
byuochcudra month The book u exceedingly clever
there IS OF malice in nothing oyeaoLe out every
hit is pslpable." . =, 49,, -, 49,.
Copies sent by mail postpaid, on receipt Of Prce
Aren la wanted 0 ell The above.
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OUR COU SIN We RIO y Z A;
" Or, ScrSts AND ADVENTURES OVER THE BLUE RIDGE.
By Mia Worueley Author OF Auabel sFsniy History
From The New-YoIk Daily Times.
Miss Womeley possesses very graphic PEN large con-
sruetve power command the pathetic in na'TaVe
and delicate appreciation Of character She has pro
duced good Of Southern life and exhibited AZ me
suceeseon Of characters as we have yet encountered"
From The Boston Transcript
"Awork eyincins higher ART greater range % thought
purer style and suter knowledge Of shades OF character
than slmost any other contemporary issue"
VOL, limo. 81 d
BUECE 4 BROTHER, Publishers
No. l2S Eassau-st., N. Y.
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w o l. f S d + !;
w AN AUTHENTIC ACCOUNT OF -
THINGS THERE AND TIIEREUNTO PERTAINING,
As THEY ARE AND HAVE Been.
Clever chiefs an bonnie hzzies
Are bred in sic a. this ia
This the unique title Of original book Unlike the great
majority novels, Il written BY man IL not
one of the quiet domestic stories bat book OF
strong and positive The location in Maine under
the shadow the White Mountains The descriptions OF eonn
try have freshness and pquancy like the native havoE oil
Wild berries end fruits which guilty alton cannot give ,
much attempt artistic construction The incidents
are varied and many Of them thrilling The finding OF the
child Amy and the traga fate OF the bae sHth Bang
are among the powerful sketches in modern Bottom
In enc volume limo with illustrations By Billings
Price ~ Is.
Ed Il IL III A 1. E.
The publishers take pleasure in presenting also another pie
ture of New England life drawn from entirely different
stand pot Some Of IL suggested doubtless by
the boos written years upon the relations Of clergy
men religious societies The book however, IL neither
supuy Sidep nor Shady Side but takes independent
and inn ara Of the subject The story Is full Of incident
and rome her changing fortunes will win the readers
admiration well a. his sympathy The dry hnrnoT -Aar
common and natural eoquenee OF Old Father Sna"
one authors fayoe characters, will commend him 70
every reader al,
The above works will be published February 20.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON 4 COMPANY,
No IS Wnterst, BOSTON
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Publshed Tbs Day:
MAJOR JONES's COURTSHIP.-Detailed,

Fabufhcd
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1 with other Scenes Incidents and Adventures in sseres
OF Letter. BY himself With additional Letters and Thirteen
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MAJOR JoNEsS SKETCHES OF TRAVEL Comrns
ing the Scenes Incidents and Adventures in his Tour from
Georgia and Canada With Eight Illustrations from designs BY
barley. Price. 50 cents
THE ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN SIMON sUGGs'
LATE or THE TALLaFoosa VoLUyrEERs-Tosetaer with
TsArs the Census," and other Alabama Sketches by
Country Editor With Portrait from Life, and Nine other
Illustrations by barley Price, 80 cents
THE BIG BEAR or ARKANsAs-Aud other Sketches
illustrative Of Characters and Incidents the South and South
West. Edited by W. T. Porter With Illustrations BY Oar
icy. Price, 80 cents.
For sale this day BY all Booksellers and News Agents and
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u zoo REWARD.-MISSING since FRIDAY
Boar6 anh Rooms.


AN ATTIC or UPPER ROOM in a Private
"A Dwelling House In Brooklyn wanted r. May in which
Furniture be STORED. Also. an UPPER ROOM ITO DO
furnished BY the ocenIsnt with Breakfast aud Tea Address
with full particulars BOARDER, Tribune Office.
DOARDlNG-At Nos. 45 and AZ East Broad
~ way for single Gentlemen. Apply at No ~
WANTED in BROOKLYN-By young Man,
w pleasant FURNISHED ROOM, with BREAKFAST
IN house containing ell the modern improvements and
pied BY geneel American family, where there other
bosrders infant children Said house be within
few minutes walk Of Fulton Ferry References required Ad
dress n. N. s., Tribune Office, stating terms, &c.
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|" O NJ
Ii AN AUroBIo RAPHY.
px LII

III AN AUTOB RAPHY.
BY ANA LELAND
Oh thou wealthy Past!
Thine treasures
From the Preface.
In these days Of books mutitudes Of tales told
whose only foundation the fancy and Imagination OF their
writer's
How oen after the perus of these does the reader feel
that - 5000. ,,.,, ,r.,,rv
and that from history his knowledge be mgt
weave tissue o which should be interesting aud
even n ore startling, than these airy structures . -
10 the indulgence Of such feeling may be ascEioed lhe OIL
gin If this unpretendiug volume -.
From The ". Y. Evangelist.
book 10 be worthy Of this title should be good indeed
and il is eight prafe of this work to say can 'sy
that the author concenousy endeayored 20 MAKE So IL
is ue reflection the ideal home ind brings to light ehsrac
tiers that appear well in It's mild yet searching light"
One neat limo Prize 81.
Published this day BY DERBY JACKSON, New'fort.
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TINE WIDOW Is + ID o L L 4;
OR 1.-THE LAST LEAF
SLIGHTLY ALFRED FRoH q. w. HOLMES
beard Of her before,
That she made each reader roar
With her fun;
That the laugh each page increased,
From the fret until we ceased,
Having done.
They told that the grin
From the moment j d begin
Would grow broader
And that sncker, ard laugh
With each added paragraph
Would he louder.
ktlast-I bought the book
And leisure hour took
To Teruse it
Ny mouth expanded then,
IusoInpch that neer again
Can use IL!
From 10 ear spread
Cicliug half around my heed,
And my jaws
Are az open now a. Gin
in that fixed eternal grin,
From this
81 know II s asin"
For 70 laugh and grin
AT the Deacon
AT be rheumatic an pain
But 10 mortal could refrain,
As reckon.
Priscilla bright and fair
Queen Of widows-may 10 tear
Dim your lot 80 800, 60
And may Shadr6ch" called " the wise,
Prove precious IN your eyes
Al BEDoTT.
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New.York Harmonic Society.-The members Of this
Society are particularly requested to be present THIS mon
day) EVENING business of importance will be brought be-
fore them. By order: T.. M. CARRINGTON, President
JAMES II. AIKMAS, Secretary.
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The Far il in the Fire always by the old process OF
Bronr; that GRlDlRON" hncs better nse or H.
IL drives the smoke and the chimney instead o. o
AND FOREIGN PATENT AGENCY, No. ~ Daanest lVV
feet Of Broadway.
Postage stamps IS centsl FOR sale a ibis oaice.
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n + W NJ L 5 C.-All Pretty Pieces
~ sIarknE Sunday Might s M-Iksiein- 3 cts.
Thinking q Old Tines. :. Markstein. 5 etc.
" bile HusinE al alone Hattie : MAEtstein- - Ga
Spare ny heart from growing old. Metz oets'
cannot par sith thee. Metz = eta . - no,
Louisa yue Polka Aarksten, LAogrsphie hkenessl DC
BobclIk Polka g eta Golden Drop Schortische. 5oc
COOK ( BRO, 1s5 Broadway,
sole AGENTS for H2iues BrOs Pianos.
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kIr. Cough will Lecture ON Temperance at the
Ahenaum in Brooklyn Of Atlantic and Henry Streets
THIS (Monday) EVENING az ~ O'clock and at Yonkers at
the Getty House Lyceum TOMORROW EVENING Tickets
% cents At place.
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The Poprth Lecture on The Structure of Pants and
Animals, will be delivered by Prof EDWARD II. Parker
M D. at the NewYork Medical College No 20 East lSths
THIS Monday EVENING, at ~ O'Clock.
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Peoples LecuresThe Eleventh Of the Course will be
OF LABOR-on MOUNTAINEERING, Feb: II, at Botanic
Han No So East Broadway There will also be new Poem
read BY RICHARD BEALF, and Recitation by l. b. run
CELL. Admittanee, 81 cent?.
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professor J. MAPES will deliver his Lecture PHlLOsO
ply OF VEGETABLE GROWTH, before the Society on
MONDAY EVENING Feb. II, at the Rooms No ~ Broad
way commencing u o'clock Members Tickets issued Tor
The lectures Of the T. H. Chapns Church may be used
I'm this occasion.
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NOT1CE.-An persons indebted to the estate o
~ JESSE b. DOW deceased hereby requested TO maxi
Immediate payment the Administrator az the Office VI ROD
GERS & W0ODMAN, No. ~ WIliamst
g. W. COLLAMORE,l I5,J,,.,,.,o..
GEO. WOODMAN
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A MEMOIR OF ADELAIDE LEAPER NEW
"a TOS. BY the Rev. JoHS BAILLiE limo; -, ,.,,,,
TYPICAL FORMS AND SPECIAL ESDs IN ChEA-
TON by the Rev JANIS AcCoRs, L. D., and OEoSSE
DicElE A. NJ. NJ D. lReady March - 49,, r.
THE THEOLOGY % INVENTIONS " DLhELh'
Ready the 10Th .nftl
MEMOIR or DR.. KITTO -
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Died.


On Wednesday, June 49, CHARLES W. SNIrTEs OF the
firm of Yelverton, Walker snien aged SO years and
months.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO at
tend the funeral services at his late residence No. II
Clinton place, Eighth street. this morning, at ten O'clock
without further invitation HIS remains will be taken TO
Greenwich, Ct, for ntermeDt
Wednesday, June 49, MARGARET DUFFY OF the county
Monaghan, Ireland, aged 80 years.
Her relatives and friends and those of her sonin law
Thomas McCullagh, respectfully invited to attend the
funeral, from her late residence, No 1876 East Twenty
fourth street. corner Of Second avenue this afternoon at
two O'Clock.
On Thursday morning June 10, Of congestion of the
lungs MARY A., wife Of Clement Flint in the sd year Of
her age.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this afternoon at three
O'Clock from the Twenty third street Baptist church be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues
On Thursday, June 10, SARAH DELpIIENA wife of DR..
Fnlay, and niece Of the late Rev Father Walsh Of Har
lem
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, from No SOS Broadway,
morning ut nine O'clock TO St. Stephens church,
Twenty eighth street
On Tuesday, June II, after short and Illness
FRANK ErGEsE youngest OF Edward and Eliza Irving
aged years and 5 months.
The remains were Inferred in the Cemetery OF the Ever
green's
In Brooklyn, Thursday June 49, FRANK, son of Ro-
bert and Sarah Diycn aged year and IL days.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral this afternoon at half past
four O'clock from No $50 Hicks street, without further
notice
In South Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 49, ELLEN
DouGHERTY wife Of Patrick Doughcry, aged ~ years
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited 10
tend the funeral from her late residence No. so Dean
street. this afternoon, ut three O'Clock.
On Thursday, June 10, Robert GLOVER aged As years.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 10 at
tend the funeral, from the Methodist church, Whtepans
this afternoon, Mt half past three O'Clock
Suddenly, on Thursday, June 10, Mrs. HANFoRD SMITH,
widow of the late Haniord Smith, Esq.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, tomorrow afternoon, ut o'clock
from her late residence, No. Washington place. New
ark, N. j.
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svner Nicholas went up to Proress and most Affection
ucnasey Rugged until they reached half mile
~ time After leaving the h. mile pole Nicholas be-
same tired Of his lady love, ted her. aud IAN away from
him however a. merry n% %os o mo, ouite fast
enough to catch him. as got home first couple Of
cnshs in advance Of h she s,rsning every nerve 70
overhau him and brif him to terms. The colt raled
a. The time of the Icst was lSa5.
Sxond Het-No Creei.'s colt showed his fire. He
ran rom the word with lead which he maintained
NE quarter STREET H. not allowing other lightning bugs
% come near HI n out vixen he reached the drawgate
bis bellows br' ys and Nicholas who mai been closely
s0wfng nm ttough the mud, and admiring his activity
WHOM pay n9 any attention u Proress, anceremo-
sosy pas sea him, Mrted his tail in his flee, and won
ne neat a. "a race in l:57A Prioress dstaaced.
TIE FOUR MILE RACE.
FsrH Aeat-The betting this became even Just
before tsc start when large stked on the re-
su Previously the odds were on Pryor. at about 400
70 TO- Vo write description Of the heats would be q
ner fWaste OF time Florde led at gallop for three
' rs and half through the mud, when Pryor passed
soO,,d Hsat-A counterpart Of the other The bet
The following are summaries of the days proceed
~hg~ :,
"A aton stake year Odds, subscription $500, for
Iet 800, $500 adde by the Club mile heats.
VIVA II. Gbbon entered ch. g. Nicholas l., by i'm
ported Glencoe, ont OF Mamie Rhodes. ......... !
Calvin Green entered b. C. by imported Glencoe, =.
g. Ten BroecK entered b. friofess, BY imported
''-' wv : Tme-i 'ii' i57x. '''''''''''' 80
SAME DAY.-Jockey Club stakes, $1,000, four mile
heats.
\. Ten Brock entered oh. h. Pryor, by Glencoe,
dam by heuoc. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i
Mr.. WcCdfok enter ed CHI. III. fioride, by Wagner,
dam Anne Watson. ....................."... 2 2
TINE
First Heat. Second Heat.
First mile 2Io 2:l3
second mile Observation-Disclosures. 2.05 200
Third mile Observation-Disclosures, 202 2:04
Fourth mile ..,.............. 2:00I 1856
fetal. Observation-Disclosures. S17sI $40
The races to-day will BIO mile heats best three in five.
The entries Baloon Adalgeiza and Boston colt by
Eclpsc.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

LNREE LECTURE-TIITS EVENING AT SO'CLOCK, AT
IL StBfvesant Institute, co. Broadway, by Rev f. Pitts
The subject Will be 1.-The United States of America oreo in
the Bible. The time Of s nation val organization, ts country
inhabitants institutions AMI glorious prosperity
This theory has already the attention OF thou
sands win the learned and PATRIOTS Of s city give IL
the courtesy OF hearing Will Alta asnen diyjnes cdo-s
aud book publishers be present.
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FATAL Administrators Gamble held inquest yes
terday, at the New York Hospital, upon the body Of
named Thomas Werney, who died from the effects Of
being struck by barrel of -four while engaged in hoist
tng tic the I'D instant at the store No 80 Pearl
street The jury rendered verdict of accidental death
Deceased native OF Ireland, and 80 years Of
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ioArs year fair estimate the earnings good opera
tor with Of Singers latest improved high speeded
chimes The season for Quilting Innings and other profitable
work close at hand and the time the machines
and prepare for it. The fact that machines
IN private families In large manufacturing establishments
vastly superior TO other kind be proved by
thousands who them and beyond dispute New machines
exchanged for old and inferior ohes the usual liberal
terms ]. NJ SINGER 4 CO., 3I3 broadway,
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Rupture.-Only Prize Medal Awarded K
Married..

On Thursday June 10, in the University chapel by the
Rev DR.. Held, Mr. JOHN b. BEnRMAyN to Miss WIIHEIAnsE
JUNG, niece OFT c. Jung, Esq, both of this city.
On Tuesday, June Is, by the Rev DR.. Price, Mr. NJ Go
ylRsEuR KoisTiIGffr to Miss SARAH J. AfLAIRE.
On Wednesday, June IL, by Rev. j. p. Hovey, Mr..
JAMES DAWES to Miss MARY A. TAYLOR daughter Of the
late Henry Taylor, Esq.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES,

DOST OFFICE N0TICE.--TIIE MAILS FOR CAIIFoR
Il mia, &C, per Unted States George Law vii
THU Office Friday 10Th day OF June ni O'Clock
7. ~ ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster
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cellar. the kitchen and LYONS powder ia
needed you would be free from bugs roaohcs Lecters
ants nd aeag Dust Lyons magnetic powder
viee and you will be free from insects. Depot 42 Broad
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vesmenThe subscribers ober groceries and
lease of premises for SALE having been occupied by them
seventeen years and doing good business with first class
people ao WIN me shpng trade me stand Is one OF the
best In South Brooklyn and valuable lease Any
wishing TO In the grocery business will find It their
advantage to examine the premises Wishing close
partnership Of the concern the for selling Apply
D. MIDDLET0N BROS, Atlantic, corner Hicks street,
South Brooklyn
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Every Intelligent Man and woman In ou

country should keep themselves posted up the passing
events of the day and there no better Of doing this than
best and cheapest paper printed tits published every Friday
~ per year. and furnished to agents At VI ~ per hundred
addressed TO the Office northwest of Fulton
streets New York. The paper is for sale at the office by
the news agents.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and roupees

are ali others. Their new
pesiaci cmtn to the ~earer natural elegance aud durability
hs onr6'ie6 4hd ony ls rmiess bar dye applied In
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summer sssnts In the country ladies will drd this
cinsfng ssi amusing occupation far expeditions and
easier thar tapestry painting and equally tasteful
ul The ehpes, glass vessel be decorated rese
the finest painted chna Boxes containing vases in
s,ructtOns, atd every article required. PJce 81.
CONTENT, NEARY Il CO.. No 5O2 broadway.
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WILL BE READY At AT 10 O'CLOCK
w HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE


CONTENTS.
NEcRoIssD AND THE NEGROES. Illustrated by sixteen en-
The GREAT SEAL OF THE UNITED STATES Illustrated by
seven ever eng ensr .ssts
PAssAcEs oY EASTERN TRAVEL. by an American.
MARIA A LOST QUEEN or ENGLAND.
The GREAT EriDExlcs: The Plague in London and Mar
DASIEL wEnsTEn's socIAI Hours.
WHAT Mr. TRAvANIoN SAW.
LIZZIE pSKsr by Charles Dickens. Illustrations. WISH.
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MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS
LITERARY NOTICES: Books of the Month
EDITORS M EASY CHAIR.
Hints ron CELEBRATING THE FOURTH OF July Illusra
tonPreparing for the Fourth Excursion TO the Fishing
ns
FASHIONS ron july. nlustratons-Bridai Morning Cos
ss%
than thirty Thousand dollars year thus paid by the mag
The bss he thanks to the public for
extraordinary favor with which the magazine
worthy has
hs in daa IN a y
atwen five cents each repubshed in this lznc with
each II was commenced in the january number.
1t is the foremost magazine Of the day The rede never
had delightful compahon nor the million enter
tanning friend than Harpcrs Observation-Disclosures Protestant
(Baltimore)
The most popular monthly the world It has become
of the literary wonders of this country Almost exclusively
composed OF the works of American authors and artists
pays Us contributors some twenty hundred dollars month
w. It Is happy circumstance that aims at the highest
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New York Observer
TERMsThc magazine may be obtained of booksellers peri
odica agents. from the publishers at 50 S cents
number. The semi-annual volumes, completed neatly
bound CLOTH sold at ~ cach and muslin covers fur
nshed those who wish have their back numbers uniform
y bound at IS cents each Twelve volumes ready
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exrfe admiration among oil connoissetrs in art sIt of
esant private apartments for supplying his ipimable dye
the cp, reliable article Of the kind extnt Wholesale aud
retail az cnisTADoBO's, No. Astor House, Copy the
aadt
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Whiskers and Moustaches FORCED b Grow

Whislkers and Moustaehes Forced TO Grow
In six weeks by my onguent which viii not stain inu
he skin 81 bottle, sent TO any part OF the country "
GRAHAM 5003a Broadway; Briggs 81 State street, Albany
Wigs, Wigs, Wigs.-Medhurst q Co.'s Invf-
sbe wigs and oupees the best yet invented Warranted
change color better article for $40 than at
extravagant broadway stores for SIS Brads bands curs
dc, at n Maiden lane.
Hill, the Inimitable Cutter OF Hair and
whkes styles suit the different shaped heads and faces
Barclay No any other establish
menL Call at No. Barclay street.
GOuraud's italian Medlcated Soap POSI-
lively freckes sunburn erupdons, morphew and
feheads any part of the body warranted Liquid rouge,
lily white hair dye and restorative at the old depot 81 Walker
street, first store from Broadway.
Holloway's Pills.-The Mild yet Thorough
operation OF these pills upon the and excretive
renders them Invaluable remedies for summer conf
pain collie worms cholera morbus and all internal
of children, well AZ of adults Sold at the manufactures
No. 80 Maiden lane New York. and No 24 Strand, London,
and by all druggists, at 25c, 62ac and 81 per box
Rupture.-Oniy Prize Medal Awarded to
MARSH co. by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations at
the Crystal Palace for their patent radical
References is ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Valentine
Mott Willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan Open from
A. NJ to9P NJ
MARSH CO., ~ Maiden lane, New York