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MEDICAL INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE.

suy1ERs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL SPECIALIST.
Tie Auu. Number Of this remarkable periodical is now
esdy delivery Il contains from the Of the Editor
ssey review Of the whole question Of the MEANING, TREAT
ssEsr and CvRE OF CONSUMPTION.
The chief points considered follows: VIII the regular
Aopsthc practice Consumption Bloodlettng, Eme
s Mercury Tonics sedstves Cod Liver OIL Iodine, Counter
Irri,a ion Homeopathic Treatment, The Wafer Cure.
The treatIn' Mt by INHALATION
The local sction of INHALED REMEDIES
Threatened ptionIDcpen Consumption Hopeless
Ceses- Change Of Climate.
Medic periodical Of profoundly scientific char
vet all professional techuites The SPeIi
stands unTvsed Every who values heaihevery invalid
evsry sdmer of medical truth lover of scnoe should
,esd iii, Number. SHERMAN 4 Co.
No. Veseys- (Astor Housed.
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STEAMBOAT RuRNINGS.

MyssRs III Il Is fact that 10 other provision Of the
at..mbo. LF hiss been the Of savi 40 many lives as
IT, .ue PROVE FORCE PUMP and part Of the
NV projected SesmoOAt owners very iadner-
Vii prove at onshl Of be Of order and Fdi
nor. setr TIC No Boat supplied with our
PrNPs been burned although have been saved by
th@s Northern Indiana and the John Jay
,ould easily saved had they beeu supplied with
Prsps The that PUHPs simple they
are order when arises will each throw
from so TO gallons per mute the flames Every Fac
,v DIV elrs and Ship ought be supplied with them They
are bs CHEAPEST ard MARKET. AS the steam
1ost Ii peetors the Oes Of the oarer masters Depart
-. 81 ,he II s krmy w. GAY Co.,
'~'~'' " No. ll8 Maiden.laue ". Y.
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Advertisement.
KAIIISTON speediy removes TAN Sun BIJRN

FRIcELEs REDSEss and hoUGSEss OF the SKIN IL
h6s ally prepared perfectly harmless and has real merit IL
kciDg the most elegant for the toilet offered 10
DE public Its cooling cleansing aud refreshing properties tend
powerfully say irritation the surface AID this quality
rabe ~ash for gentlr after shaving IL sO
beard and leaves the skin h. healthy AID elsc
Prepared only by JOSEPH BURNETT Co No Al Tremontst
Bss,on sold by Druggists and Perfumers For A.
B. d. SANDS c. II. RING. I. GREEN and Druggists gem
epGlly
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al the city with those called Musbetoes; AID
~bo sleep well should provide themselves with
HAsIrss PATENT fhPRovED PORTABLE CANOPY AND NET
which perfect guaranty against MusketOes without obruc
s nlson Of There various kinds of Mukeo.
city but the only KIND of Net that be
sehed for protection HAskIsss CANOPY AS2 Net
which applied Any style Of Beistesd and the Net fits
closely bed by of rubber braid and will
and expand Necessity requires yet while it affords the pro.
lection sought II beautiful and chasts bed
W. SrRATToS, Ageni, no. 2s5 Broadway, New York.
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inc FilImore meeting al Orange the other evenin

The Fillmore meeting AT Orange the other evening
sppes have been great beneht to the Republican cause
gentleman informed Saturday that quite number Of
those present sEd heard the address OF hr bfook
(aoIe of the Committee OF Arangements) nave
tuce openly svOwed their determination 20 come
out Fillmore Iaks and unite with the hepub e.ts
They bad persuaded themselves be'e Brooks gave "A
eiie that gentemans ADDRESS eiecusy conncel 94
Of mistake and henoetOh they wash their hands al
connection with the isiuii0u' Our freLd suggested ths
would b. excellent thing 10 nave the Bo1ses stump te
entire aud believe he about risht II they ~'ud
only talk H. every hamlet Their. would be no need VIA ever
any e1eriion he part of the Republcanshe state woui
then b. for Fremont by overwhelming majority
W Newark heIcery.
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NEW,,JERSEY ITEMS.

Tur Tpyx7oS Mass MEErIrG.-The Trenton cor
re.uonden, Of The Nepark Mercury says Of the
tpeecbes Of Mesrs Smith of Tenn, bigger OF Pa ana
John Van Buren, and John A. DIX of New York. mat
all the orators devoted their whoe attention 70 .le
Republican party misstating their piinclPles-ex
messing their motves and denouncrg hir candid .tee,
"anc he party itself ne disunicais. OF the Fillmore
party they bad nothing to say; evidently nslierng
~, of too little sequence to be mott ed IN the great
contest now going on between Freedor ard avery.
"Tbere werc eeveral preeent who head John Nau
Buren speak here for Free Soil in is'a, and the con
resf between biz pr s>t and former portion did not
"sugpest to them any thoughts very hattering to the
great Free Soil renegade.
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To a, Editov Of T1,E. Y. Tyikvpe.

SIR: An enthusiastic meeting Of tie friends OF Ere
mont and Dayton was held Bergen Hudson County NJ
OF Thursday evening last b F. Walsh, j. presided Tle
n oeting was addressed by Robert CiohTs and JsooD
Weart Jersey City and isaac Van "Ete Of Bergen An
errou taken for tie purpose Of zng
Fremont end DAYTON Club Vigorous steps wi be tssen 10
give Freedom cke large majority Ia that township and
county. = w L.
BeJ9en tAusust g, 1876.
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lAdverteement1
DISEASES OF THE LUNGS --NOTTCE.-Dr Hum

weuld awe that during the hot mous Of Summer
patients will be received after ~ p daily. Persons
sequixns Animation should, possible select the
For the convenience of tatoD by those who
the city list Of questions has been prepared aud
viii be for aIded application together with copy Of TIE
Specialist giving full expauaon Of the treatment by lnta
Ation No. sH Broadway, New York, July Il.
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SrnnFN DAHL

SUDDEN DEATH.-SUsPIcrOy OF FOuL PLAY For
days past there has been blinking froic in the
family o. Mr Parker residing in Newark avenue in the City
OF Hudson which resulted quarrel Thulsdsy a-T
Mira Parker and of tn guests Of he FAM lsm>d
Walker who had been engaged II the hoc 10 s all eyed that
Walker choked Mira Parker the melee and she died i'm
diatey afterwsrd lie 10 under arrest investigation il
whether she died in Of the
inflicted upon her by him. oIn congestion of the
brain csused BY liquor 81 excitement.
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JAdyer'isement
PEREUMERS and FANCY Coon.

DEALERS visiting the city. Will find BALM THou
SAND FLOWERS for pertaining the breath and besnyng he
complexion the salab in the market w. p
PErsIDGE Co franklin square. New.Yors. For sale BY
al Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers IN New-YOIk.
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MARRIED.

GILBERT-JORDAN-In Brooklyn Friday, Aug 8, At tue
IesCense of the brides father by the Rev Thos II Burch
Judion h. Gilbert Helen A. wentworth, eldest daugb
ter of 4 r. Jordan esq all OF that city
PLUMER-CLEMENTS-In Acton, Me-, on sundsy, Aug 3,
bS tho Seth ". Perkins Mr. Daniel Plumer aud Miss
sarah L. Clements both OF Milton, n. Ii.
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.ertisSmeDtI

TEAs-THE CANTON TEA COMPANY have On
every variety Of TEAS TO- Grocers Tea Deae and p
fam,e-SOuchons Oolong and Young Tyson from 800
~ ~ Gunpcwder and Imperial from 2bc % t5c.a obes
aties equally low Also n. tONes Of good Family Tea IN
a. collar Cad and ezsmneNo. Us Csthsn st. between
Beaxl aid Roosevetss
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,....ts.,er obtained fro N ~, IN Of sni -SS
h,.,ness a, No Pad p,see ,sted 20 pay To- 80
Nesrs 10 81 500 which he na,aIy and be' " AL -
.~,n.,d va, taken oetoro Jush0o
sssxsI ih. charge. n ~
....rLr BY BCISE TI W. ga xo,IsI
MrRDEhoUs ns.ntrew scbssor saa MI ''h nos.7i,
sunday fht lasi ~ W.. Forty u'tn sf'e 49, Phh -
Tesdi A. NO " -.rse an Forty ".is, ''o'. -.
t1rnor Of Sev'ntn a., s,thiy beh4' men al Que nc
hatcher boys cxpe ,tcs the na'N c ocos'eI ont
boys puneed Tse other, at VIE same m9nleh'
wosb"s severely ster "hc1 o0'u 30
upon M 10 residence where he now ICES ID
Scbafe was 60 occurrence the twenty - oni
erkal 'ius zen on the ookcnt ics the rowd ana on
Wsro PoIee ne Of them Dsved 'eier Mel .ashin was
Tnurstsy sps take1 INTO the presence OF iuer US
Nresfee ,ist tfed he who bsed the sl'e D-e
VI tsksn 10 the eaer.on Market foice
SueIt "a con unted 20 await the result OF SC aaer inlaes
Tcsi oSeader yet large but as he Known bis afFe
!. hah,y probable.
HEAVY ROBBERY ny PickPoCKET'-Mr. VI D
~ LOW, b,sness AZ No 2 Front street, had his poket
,i on Thr,siay afternoon, while IN mis- stole 9i "Set
F sse0 IN keak bills AID check on tbs Bank Of the
q, 40 nr St. John believes that giil VINO was
hsi 49, .rples in hr stare conn lifted the robbery
haRrsr on SrsPIcIoS. John Miller aud Elizabe,h
Nth ,e arrested Thursday night while Leaving Third
ea on svByelon having stolen quantity Of breast
on, ar r 2, and which we've found ia possession
~ ,he vomsn chey det.n ed toawsit eIsmnstion
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dax sve,,;uf Was Largely ATTENDED William Stephens. t-q
pesided ard G. Dewitt IT, acted as Secretary Ata'7.-e'
made by the Hon Joseph T. hornoo"tr a1d ntnel
Chief Justice upon e rostrnm exc ed the greatest enthusiasm
a., his remarks characterized by sad power
lb lew # those who will forget. ar Ton1ki
,roke effectively usual Arrans rsds by the
meeting for the formation Of Fremont and DAYTON Club
Tn. Hon Joseph HoIie Of Neg ork announced 20 al
dss Nh. voters Of Brunswick and vicinity 4st evening"
on the ,sues involved this Presidential Tue Fie-
mont aid Dayton Club Room dedicated Ct the same
Tina
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Advertisement
No ALCOUOI.=The OXYGENATED BITTERS
advertisement.

claim Tho favorable attention Of those whose pTlncpI5s iobid
NE Of alcoholic stimulants This wel-known remedy fr
Dyspepsia and General DEBILITY, Is richly worth fair trial.
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The Know.Nothng state Council Of New.Jersey

Tho KnOw-NOthing State Council NJ New.Jerfey
net Wednesday and ndOied the nomination OF
VIM A Newell for Governor IL was
Resored That Executive Committee OF seven be ap
pointed by the Chair with Com ees - be appointed
by other political bodies IN favor OF the e-c N OF
Ejme aud Dcpesop and TO for the call Of State
Convention 70 nominate Presidential Electors together with
such other the OF the party squife
In sccordsrce with the sst resolution the following Com
uili.e appointed; At Large C. D. Desher L. CondGi
LEI District Thomas II. Duo I'D, A. Cnaoner; lid,
JOIN Runk; WITH e. 5. McCleland Nth John X. Weeks.
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~, n.,, Aoor len hec nth Jay turned her on n' 80
ei her nl. here told ns she could stay va Sl ol her
con,,n. IN. re,ufned on Friday and ent 10 i've VIAL ~
Adjourned ,h 70 MORROW, 10 ocIoos.
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COURT OF GENERAL SKssloSS-FsOm-Judse
BIRTII.

MORRISOE-Mrs Archibald MorrisOp, late Of Psis'e OF
day, Aug s, bOad the steamship Cassow,
about ,0tt miles from New York Both we'll
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lAdVeItisenlout I
A new Brnzole Gas Works. the best

Gas, CASA new Benzoe Gas Works, the best
cheapest In the world with Fixtures Gas
several and beautiful completed the
Pail trade No lead speter sold by Cal
great Manufacturing Depot; No. SIC Broadway
ARcHHR. WARNER 4 Co.
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Passengers Arrived
10 DEPART.

In British stcger Vtgo from HdweMr and Mrs. Kreeer,
Mr. John Stafford Mr. Duperer Mr. Cosnis aud in second
elsss, - third class. Total, 50.
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MINIATURE Almanac.

MINIATURE ALAASAc......rsts DAY.
SvN-Rlses... 500 Scs....... 1905 Noos-Seu. II 90
HIGH wATER...............THts DAY
Sandy Hook. IL Il Gov Island. L. liza Hell Gate ..G
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Tpy YELLOW FEyER.-A report lie in circulation in

TIE YELLOW FEvER.-A report s in circulation in
this city that he'd died Of yellow fever on board he
schooner Star Of Lubec of Maipe) while dschsrg OF
plaster il this city We glad say that the disease not
yellow fever other disease supposed TO be OF bilious
nature all not the yellow fever nor a. I Gs we
csp Learn any other contagious disease
Newark Daily Advertiser, Aug 7.
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The PoAcov Adr0cate tsys that the Cu4tom. Ho.e

Tie R0AWdy Hdf0cd1e tsys mat the Juatoni' HOfe
Perrin Anboy entered by bursls Monday Light and
ibbed five hundred dollars The obhei has yet
but supposed to be known and the officers
track He understood 10 have fed In the direction Of
Newark and New York
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La w LNIELLIGEIVCE.
SUPREME COURT-srEcIiL TERM -AuGusr before
Judss WHITING

DECISIONS.
Peter II. NandervOort, &C., agt. Charles Bradley
Attachment ordered.
Robert Blow, &c, agt. John Krutz et a.-Motion
Denied with ~ costs
COURT OF GENERAL -FRIDAY-Judge
CsPRoV presiding
William Smith tried and convicted Of grand
larceny in stealing gold watch from David McEroy Sen
telce, two yesis state Prison.
Thomas Murphy and John Baxter were tried and
convicted Of assault aid battery Sentence, feneay
-four months, 6ach.
Charles Billet was tried and convicted of petit lar
cepy. Sentence PenitentiaTy six months.
May Cuiley was tried Oh an indictment for grand
stealing watch and money the value in
Horny Harris Tine Jnry. after lengthy deibe
Iso expressed themselves unable TO upon verdict
for the day.
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Total POTS and PeArle...,...
COTTON Bu, es still ssni soOf, and holders firmly de-
mad NJ quotsious the hre ST bales mostly " spnss
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Marke,s-CAREFrLIYR EPoRrEp FOR The TRIBUNE


AsdFs-Tbe market IS steady with far demand for Pos
a SC 81, ard Pearls at ~ 10 ,
STOCK ASHES, AUG. 8, 1855. . 49,,
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Married..


On Tuesday, April Is, at the Twenty seventh street
4staoOist Episcopal church, by the Rev Dr. Gay
HEsaY sTuaPY t, Miss A1cE ABB,r both of this ely.
san Francisco and Saratoga Springs ,es,s copy
On Tues ay, April TO- At s. Petors urcs rwanst1th
sreet, by the Rev. Mr.. B. ch, FRrzacx w. FLYNN, Of
Cciumbns Ga, to Miss ELIZA BERRY, o. this city
Tuesday, April ID, = s.. Psteris chu,cn, FgsDtiath
street, by the Rev Mr. Besch Mr.. THOMAS ABBor 70 Miss
JANE ,Raisl1, both OF this city.
On Wednesday, April 10, by the Rev. Mr. Hssdss, STE
rHn WsdAtI TO GRACE daughter of the late Capt John
On Thursday evening, April TO- by Rev. james hillet,
q the rescence Of the oroes mothsr, Mr., THEODORE
vAsD to Miss RxBsocA q. WErxH all of tnis city.
On tuesday,, April l5 by he Rev 9. H.ckiey. D. D.,
CHARLES WHNDoN WILKINS Miss JULIA V. SDooR, both
Of this ely.
On Tuese sy evening", Ap'D Is by the Rev. john s. In
skp ut the residence OF the BRIDE. faber MARVIN HALL
Eq OF Cairo Illinois to Miss ABBY JANE WRIGHT daugh
ter Of Jotp Wrght, ECO, OF this city.
Cinema i Ohio snd o.iro nos, papers please eopv.
On olcsy, April H. by the Rev. NJ, Brewer, st ths
resicense or the BRIDES mother, AuGUsrE w. BODIES,
a., 81 Brooklyn J. l., to Miss 10 USE oaly daughter
II B. f. stanford, Of Newport r l.
By 'be Rev Mr.. stilweli " MEAD, to Miss ELIZABETH
A. hEHRTT both Of White Plsus
AT Cnarlest' n s. c. on Wednesday, April Q, Mr.. LAW.
RENEE huIvy Of New York, TO Mics SARAH AVN coorEs
Charleston,
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have early out discovered while vtsg In the
tes certain cure for consumption bronchhs coughs oods
sDd general debility Wsbins do INCH good oe
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ing and successfully usg L. He requires 40
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postage On the recipe snd the aind-r apueo
OF this advertisement Address Dr. a. James Jersey
CIT, ,. j., boz $50.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE.

nR. HAlGHTs FEVER And AGUE REWEOY-is
~ certain for fever and ague dysoepsa eurdce h-
Pres fever liver eomoaats, ;cmitent fever female weak
meas, and all bilious ID compounded rom purely
vegetable extracts wihout particle of quinae otsr
poisonous drug II acts promptly aud thoroughly, aud
be taken by AL afflicted with perfect safety and certain bena-
CT.
DR.. Haight-Dcar SRI have prescpbed your remedy in
ague dyspepsia &c and end
TO possess al the merit you claim for It
w. G. KuYpERs. ". II.
John Blately, 177th street, Fifth avenue
oured O, fever and asu OF long standing.
Mrs. Thorp, 10 Allen cured OF remttent fever
md agra.
Mrs Lewry l35 Hester street. cured OF fever and aguo
md dyspepsia.
j. PERKINS. General Agent
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Cherry Bxlsam.-Ve have heard 20 B ueh
nd Of The wonderful curative power OF DR. WisrAh's os
10 al stages Of daeasoa ung that -ol perfectly eafo
b Recommending for general coughs, calds
ckks 30
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\ LICE CARYs NEw BOOK
n now ready and for tal6 ~ the booksarers
MAnkIGD, Nor MATHD;
How LIVED WooDsIDE AND TaRooK Hall
CAREY, AUTHOR OF "cIovEssooK"
One ~ l2mo price one dollar.
Ancisnt Friends Unc.e Peter.
Ladies'
Rash Detoi nip auona sensbio Mrs Perrin.
a Sistery bitcussion. The Young 0rphsas.
J iscor tent and Revolt. ROs8ne and Orpka.
II hAb<tsns Of Woodsde. The Dignity Of Uncle Peter
btuse leeper Rschel. Weaknesses Of human Ma
CloDds And Sunshine.
Baehe u O. inquest All sorts Of Doctors.
WOOdede Mo DJmesn: Fohclttes.
Amti iOus 6cbeming. An adventure.
ChDds Funeral Interesting Conversations.
Fruit ess Coquetr. Dreams and Visions.
The housekeeper Resigns. Examples of Heroisu.
Father and Daugh'er Mrs. Auggtus Q Sensa-
A Melancholy Betrotha. lion
The Mistress Of Wo0dsido. Marriages 10 Preparation.
The sugar Camp. Amt Sal at Rest
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derby 4 JACKSON, Publishers il9 nassau st.. N. Y.
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vs. to the Silver Mines oi Central America, Illustrated
Commodore Perrss Expedition 10 Japan illustrated by
ne Gn1Sers; fiustrased by twelve engravings.
Tss Rise " Il he b DUE Republic.
Two olleee Friends
The The s ssn:.s q k:f:
k Eco s Of Samuel niue Roger , ru
Mrs Tiptwinch The Ferry; Chapter XVI Mrs. Flint sacn
s ch.s
Editor. Table, E
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Of harpers New Nor hly Magazine with the exrsordary
have BY well drseisd use Of the abun
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reading the world sna the extent % which hsr
attained greater circulation than similar periodical
special efforts viii be made render 4 stu interesting
and vaiuas during the coming yea. The new volume viii
aim more verify Of The unparalleled favor with which has
Harpers new Monthly Magazine it's to the fact
moegant STYLE and st. cheaper rate than other pub
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re country IA. ne popular magazine II he United
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which Christian w,ud moi desire his family read
is the magazine the day The freside never
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The ipuar monthly in the world has become one
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composed Of authors artists
It's contributors some twenty five hundred dollars monthly.
is happy circumstance that aims ~ the highest standard
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