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Nigh Handed Police Proceedings.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEW YopK, June 10, 1858.
groeeer outrage never was pcrpetrsied IN this mis-
governed city Than the following, which 70 DAY.
At pier NO AN. r. s the sailing Of the North star The
facts Of the substantially followsA gentleman
had three relatives sailing for Europe and allowed By
policeman stationed the dock 70 pass the gate and
20 board bet at the requee, Of the ladeshs relatives
he stepped ashore 10 receive another message fer Europe
He wished 10 return, but refused and not allowed
and Immediately arrested and taken from the ship
thus preventing him from waving sdieu 70 his
with the officers IN the discharge OF their duty" mum
Der Of gentlemen who were present, and who saw the
slubbornntss OF the ocers followed the crowd 70 the
station house. lawyer, who friend Of the prisoner
demanded examination or the release OF the prisoner
az they called him. There nobody IN the office Al the
station house 70 examine him. and the policeman In charge
OF cce requested the accusing party 70 convey toe
gentleman 70 the Tombs. The lswy denied the right Of
the policeman 70 pursue this course but was immediately
told by No lo7 think that such nscence would nct be
allowed. This was said syibe policeman under great ex-
element The result Of examination am not able 10
sure OF seeing their ds on, were detained ct ths
station house for some time, were insuted there,
and have redress but through the papers. viii you
allow 10 susgeet 10 the Police Ccmmesoners the pro-
priey o. detailing properly instructed officers 10 attend
the gates % The different piers where ocean steamers start
from q. J, FpHLlR
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Brooklyn City News.

PRoRAmS Recommendations AyyEAr ~ A Porru
Horss -ohcer Foran, q the Third precinct police,
rested named Frederick Pierson, Saturday
ing upon the charge Of stabbipg Patrick hoGwinn with
knife appears both In porter house In Church
street, and several others were prevent McGviun, who
had accumulated money and about returning 10
Ireland In few days, invited those In the room W take
rartng drink Having omitted 10 ask Peson, the latter
made uee OF some harsh expressions, when MsGwinn,
feeling somewhat elevated showed him out OF the house
Iierson returned Immediately after and 81 acked Nc.
Gwinn with knife, inncting three vounds-one In the
abdomen and two In the len side. rhe assAant out
hitting any when arrested two single barreed pistols
found In his possession, Of which bad been dis
charged while the other loaded with buckshot 10 the
muzzlc His wife snc two boardcrs IN the house were
also taken into custody and detained ~ Witnesses
McGvinn taken 10 his home, where he was attended
10 by Drs Mcdonald and Leach, who OF the opinion
that bis injuries Of such nature that he cannot
cover He remained In critical condition last evening
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Uaec.


BuKAAN.-Ip this city, on Sunday, June 20, ARABEIL
EauoEsor wife Of benjamin r. BukmAn, aged n years an
months
The relatives and friends Of the family ara respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the First Baptist church.
D Bro0me street. on Tuesday Afternoon, at two O'Clock,
CRANE -OD Sunday, June 20, OF consumption, MARY
g CRAZE, aged "a years
The relatives and friends Of the family invited 70
90 Pitt street, on Tuesday afternoon, at half past
O'Clock
D4vw-on Sunday. june 20, After short but severe
Illness BaNJAMIN H. DAVIS late sexton OF the Congrcga
tion sha&rsi fephls, in the eth year Of hts age.
The funeral will take place from the Wooster street
synagogue, between Prince and Spring Streets at three
O'Clock this (MondAy) afternoon the friends OF the
family and the members OF the congregation respect
fully invited 70 attend his funeral without notice
BoIMsrHox-On Saturday, Juoo 10, Of consumption,
THOMAS L. HolMsrsoM, In the 6oth year Of his age.
His relatives ana friends, also the members Of the
nifty general respectfully invited to attend the fune
rail- sb day MoDdsy from the residence OF his brother
BE- 10 New London ao2
heNTGoMERY, Saturday June 49, ASDRsw MoSr
GoAasY, youngest OF Thomas and Jane Montgomery,
sged year, months and IL days
The friends OF the family an acquantaDces IN general
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from the
residence u bis parents No SO West Tenth street. for
merry Amos street, thus (Monday) Afternoon at two
O'Clock.
QuiSs-On Sunday, June 20, at No ass Greenwich
street. Of COMMISSIONS, JOHN, son OF James and Mary A.
sHAY Sunday morning. June 40. after lingering
Illness MARGARET A. KEREKY wife Of Walter Shay, In the
18th year or her age.
The friepdsor the family respectfully invited 10 At
tend the funeral, this (honday) afternoon, at three
O'Clock from the residence OF her father No vsnde
water street.
sTEwARr.-On Saturday afternoon, June 10, Mr. WILLIAM
SIEwAsT ID the roth year o. his age
The riepds and relatives and those OF his sons, James
L. and Theodore Stewart, invited 70 attend his fune-
ra this (Mondey afternoon, OF three O'Clock, from bis
late residence 1856 Orchard street. without further notice
SsxwART.-0n Saturday June 10, after lingering Ill
uess Mr. Tnos srEwAKr Of Fort Hamilton, in the hope Of
blessed In mortality.
His friends ana acquantances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral this Mopdsy) afternoon, ct three
O'Clock. HIS remains will be Inferred in Greenwood
Cemetery.
wAnIK-On Saturday, June 10, after Q long illness,
BARGARET wHKrAS, aged 60 years ,
The relatives and friends, and those Of her brothern
law Richard Mcdonnell are respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral O'Clock this Monday afternoon, without
further notice, from her late residence, No 40 urens
street
wARSG On Sunday, June 20, MARY RUsHroy, daughter
Of stephen and Angelne Waring, aged IL years and
mouths
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents, No "A Fifth avenue, on Tuesday afternoon, at
four o'clock
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A WISE JUDGE.-A case came before the Police
Court of Cincinnati on the nth inst IN which Jer
charged with the crime OF delivering ice 70 his
on sunday All the Toe dealers In the city were sum
moned by the prosecution 70 testify they swore
ahere was no necessity 70 deliver Ice the sabbath.
In other that they knew the van Of certain In
viduais better than The individuals theseves ON The
other sde The hotel and saloon keepers swore that they
required ice Sunday ~ much any other day The
~ccused swore that he had coasc'ertIous scrupsa
against working Sunday, but that be regularly went 70
his synagogue saturday and rsgously observed thai
day The Judge charged that the weight OF evidence Vas
On The side OF the prosecution and that In regard the
defendant conscenously observing saturday that Wa
Ill hump bug The Jew vas fined Ave dollars and cosss
The Judge this belongs 70 The times previous "a
NE inauguraiicn Of the Constitution.
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Personal Intelligence.

II seems after ALL and In spite Of his many former
fusas that Professor Agassz Of Boston, will be
for The dictatorship Of the Of Natural history Of
the Jardin des Plantes, at Paris. appears to be IA
wish the Emperor Napoleon draw the Professor
whose personal acquaintance he made In Switzerland to
Paris Agassiz hss been offered salary Of $4,000 francs,
and the immediate senatorshp, which brings another
600 frabos las, he has consented 90 to
Paris for Q verbal and personal negotiation.
Ex-Governor Thurston. Rhode Island; Hon. A. II.
LATIN and family, New York; ex. Lieutenant Governor
Church and family, New York; and Major Shackhsd Ma
chin Unted sies Army were Chicago on the 18th inst
Commo lore storer Commander r. 7. Hunter United
States Navy, and Major kAston, U. NJ c. are In Wash
ington.
A. the Clarendon uo,sl-Tol .ws,mouxh, y: g Army.
2. r,ui tou.h YarS',s; George Dent Enslsna ".
NJ sad Mrs. Bourne. and
s:g WOOD ia h ssa ssas and
From Hare and souihsmpton, in steamship yandsrbt~
r. .sd S c.
r,n1 hohs qodai1sS ion, and LADY Mrs Berry, ,hSes
issds1 ~. o.ters 81. o.sisr: surn.s
iAns R.s.ss %'1 Bs,..oiss dA.v.ns.s. ixessr
:sas. dnoa S.s:- sSS. Mr.
e. ,es Ar. Srs sr 1SSas .ss s NJ
Rsckoss, 9rAsmct yo,1 aeniocie and son. Madam
Nsosss..s s Rolssrnsa c!.crs. Nj. Ds.s
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sSdr ras Ms. rsis Re, Mr. Van Metre .ay and my
ais,s ?S!I ss;s Esq., iSsssya W.: si Sss
Prom Ssy ,ns ,sa%.D ssos
wife Mrs. Adams AID at Esy; Ds.m.n Nine Brg.ln md
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s1d % ~ hs sse ss .aa SpqEs nss
family, Jinsno and family. Tssie and family and I'D
others
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indy Miss Bsssoss " yiensy wsIi.es. shaw and lady
Whence, John Sorasn John wi.os dec Daley. y n
s,esrase' ~"' ~ ' ~ ~ -
y,s. c.rssr.. IN barb Ocean r.vor'o- Taylor
Prom nenedlo. !, barb As,in.-hr Insr.rl'y o. Cub.
80. s.,.., r. ,,,s w..o,sn~ y, sos. A. Ne yor.
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LRc.eg,ves, y ne Esnsoy Nj Hsr%snp; " xuss
Brcoss Archer, VIM Lee and friend Henry Nay. ! q
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and lsdy semi Zee hdy and I've children naoArd
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Cr1sssooso's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupeos--
where wholesale and RETAIL and the dye pri
vateiy applied No. Asor 7ouse.
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ARREST or PIcxroxws-0ahcers Welsh and Cornell, Of
the Hsrbor Police arrested yesterday board the staten
Island ferry boat southneid two thieves, named George
r. van Noesrsnd and James W. Hamsn, charged by Mr..
Kos OF No 124 Greenwich street, with sbetractne from
his fob gold watch they did not disturb The chain. The
property vas not found upon Them they having passed
70 third person. hey were locked Up " the seooud
d1s1tc< gAtioa house.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS


BuKnAN- EaCxsoS.-0n Friday, June IL, By tho Raw
Johu Quincy Adams, Mr. BEwyAMx Y. BUKMAS 70 MISS
ARABx1IA ERICKSON, both Of this city.
RArHoSD-OloorT On Saturday, June 10, BY the Rev
SARAH f., daughter of Edgar 0cott NJ D., Of Jersey City
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Godfrey Extract OF Eniasr Flowers for the
ION pexior See miscellaneous advertisements
K DUPUY, Axent enc Broadway.
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HosJsway's pisis.-Of all enc Dlsesses or
ouss The fatal vet liks
every irreulsr,ty of tn DO ~es nslibly con
olied =nd cured by Hollowsys pills sold 81 ~ Maiden
lE.eN
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A very Rich Perfume
for the handhe rcbic bouquet dogsra 90 cens bottle.
Prepared BY PHALON 4 son. 497 Broadway
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HsD's Heir Dye, q shsIlsngs n bsx, Black or
brown. NO barclay street InimjtAble hair outing.
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Court Cslepdsr-Thls Day.

OolcnOAE-1nn
surRxU Courr-specal rerm.-Nos. 81, l72, 1913, 100,
lel 1872 1914 1885, lse, 1877 1913, 1872 2oo 2ol 2o2,
2Q3, 121, 176, It's.
SUPREME CoUnr-Circuit Nos 4l54, 4ll2 1850, $500,
1927 377l 1904 ans $751; 2s72 2s76 4lo1 $3.50 3ea5
3e67 2l31 1896 374S 3602 $685. a646 1895 1885, 1904
37t8 $685. 4l46, 600, 2o6S, 20s6 4082 4432 4404 <43
25Oo 4s7l 44l2 34e 44al 14oi, a74s 1926 S@e6 $780,
49, 4070 1878. 3l42 1885, 1896 406S 4476 1890 1850,
44s5 4673 $780, 1882 4O46 3007 $780, 46l0 4sl4 4lis
$780, 1897 1854 46ls 4633 $780, 44b9 1323 I'LL 25i2,
253 1885, 2s40 23lS 1921 1907, 47e 4572 4S1S SOTO,
1895 ASIA l2l3 1911 412 1890, 4670 l2lI 2000 1880
&l4o 4422 1855 a245 2776, 277s s746 $751; ae72 acs
5000.
COMMON P1sAs-Part Mos. 1o72, 1896, 1891 1868,
Part Mos 1885, 1885, 6o7 1872 24Sb 1872 1884, 1873,
1850. 1855, 1882, 1888 1885 21s, 261.
SUPsRIoR CouRI.-Nos 24s, 500, $685. 1884, Ill., 1881,
1852 1920 $780, 1884, l24 l245, 1885, 1851 1872 1884,
l45I lace 1886 1855 1852 1895 1906 1914 1923 1924
1885, 1640 1543 1854 1885, 1885, 1897 1885, 1905 1905
l6l1, 1920, 1886, 1888, 1866.
lust opened at EsPENkCHE1Ds No l8 Nassau street
priHirg delicate fabrics all
Of which win be sold twenty i've per cent less than Broad
WAY prices.
A Large Assortment OF Straw Hats, In
eyory variety and style. WHITES ns batter, iss Fulton
900 Dozen Paris SEN Hats--Rsccaved peg
steamer A'''' iSIszi q < 'S1fIRa I"ss...s
Elastic Stockings, Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
supporters and bsndages applied By II. L. PARsoNs ND
Imperial Photographs or the late General
on sIhibon Brsdys gallery $50 broadway over Tbomp
sons.
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Cousumption-Its Treatment.

Bstchsicr's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tcupess-
The best IN the world, SURPRISING AT msds Bold and 60
piled ~ The manufsosory, x3 Broadway.
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Impssasg Ceremonial Of the Roman Catholic
Church.
soLpME CORoNATI0E TIL. BLESSED VIRGIN MARY
AT ct. mAxY's, H0BoKEs- sExM0N OF BISHOP
BAYLsY, OF NEWARK.
One o. the interesting and deeply impressive cere
monies Of the Catholic ritual was celebrated al
half past Ten O'Clock yesterday morning the neat and
handsome church Of 81 May's, Hoboken-the solemn
coronation Of Q magnificent and brilliant paintDg Of the
Madonna As anticipated, The sacred edilcs crowded
TO OVERCOMING ard what With the intense heat the crush
In the SEALS sc the positions and feelings OF many
rendered very uncomfortable There were q large
Der Of persons outside who eager gain admission
but obliged 70 content themselves with looking In
and seeing distance great the pressure inside
the building
DESCRIPTION OF THE PAINTING.
is very remarkable and besutifu copy Of the cello
hrated Madonna Of Fclguo, pained by Raphael In the
year $780, aud preserved In the Vatican ct Rome. Is
was preseateA 10 the pastor Of ST. MArys, the Rev.
A. CauviD bY the late Duke or Genoa brother OF the pro-
sent Kug Of Sardinia The has been given by his
widow tbe Duchess OF Genoa The painting Is nine feet
high and six feet wide, aud contains seven parsonage
besides glory innumerabs angels who surround the
Madonna The c0Oring Is fauess every shade ana TIN
indicating Mat perfect harmony coincidence which
master VI the at can Only portray The subject Is %
ieotsd At che time that ths Madonna was neiag raised up
10 heaven the colorng the group which gaze on
tho ssceDsion happily blended and most besut-
folly represepe5 So beautiful ann natural ID the picture
tha Carl Marette said he would bseve tho work of
angel II he dia not know II was painted by Raphael.
rHR APPEARANCE OF THE CHURCH.
The church decorated with number or banners
disposed on either sde Containing each the monogram
Of the Madouns surrounded by gided crown the fol-
10 wing inscriptions also Displayed In tasteful
In the places Indicated as 'oows-On side OF the
church was tbs inscription
O
HGUUM MAGsUS APrARuIr IN CaKLo, MULLER ANUrrA I
: sogE Mt CORONA IN CAPIrE sJEs. AIoUE Kill
) vEM DIX usASo, srossA MEA, yEM ooaosAlxRlA }
( n-S.
>~~~>~>>~~~~~~~S
On the other side
S<<~e~<~~~<
IN GLORIA JERUSALEM, IT. LATfrA ISRAEL, TU NOUNS
I xv-i0
Z PosuT DIsDEhIA IN HAPuE FEUTQUE BAN {
! PIT.
On each side OF the sanctuary we're -
AVE REGINA IsLoyUM
ANGEIoyUM.
~~~~~~~~~~~eS
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Weeds Patent Sewing Machine
Depot sas Broadway N. Y.
Bartholrs Sewing Machines -Omcs $50
Broadway Agents wanted Addreaa bon 2s Post Once. NY
Gray Hsir.-Wilson's Hair Colorer Ora
without rjurinE the hair staining thu shin Applied
water; troubie no bad smell Price only Is 6ents Sold
store
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Wheeler q Wilson's Sewing Machines,
Once 3a3 Broedway, New York.
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Imperial Photographs OF the late General
Persifer Smith, also barney are DOW
exhibition at Brady Gallery, $50 broadway, Thomp
sou
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Elastic stockiDgs, Trusses, Shoulder Braces,
supporters and bsndages applied BY H. L. PARsoNs n
dice4 INN
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Panama and Straw Hats, for Gentlemen,
opened at EsPEktCHEIDs No ls Nassau street
prsrg the nest and most delicate fabrics In The market all
Of which win be sold twenty five less than Broad
prices.
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Weekly Report Of Deaths

Weekly Report Of Deaths
In the city and county OF New York. from the 18th day OF
June 10 the 10Th day of juno, 1883.
Non, 20; women, "a; boys, l03 girls l03Totsi, $50
Adults, l44; children 206; males, 49, females, III;
oolored persons, 8.
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IJEAR WHAT THE CHEN 8 SAY.
IL BerzeliuA Idebg. Chiffon. Reid
Great che misis and all
Upon ths point quite agreed
40 give Y. Lyons dust the need
For killing s the Insect breed
In summer, spring or fall
His pills famed throughout the land.
10 country and In town;
They XII tbs vermn out OF hand
The faI ners all pronounce them grand"
And say that like magic wand
They strike the creatures down
Nc wonder then that far and
Are pills and 20 wders known;
We all can sleep devoid of fear,
with Lyons remedies 10 clear
OF vermin the donestic sphere,
And insocts black and brown
LYONS magnetic Powder Pills for insecx rats -
mice, AZ broadway. K LYON co.
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900 Dozen Paris Sen Hats--Rsceaved pcr
RHINAL6o X wATiRs, Importsr.
ais Broadway.
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U EXTRACT OF ELDRR FLOWERS.
softeuinx the skin
and improving the coupexina-
This admirable preparation ri elder flowers very frzgru
perfume kder flowers have. from tbs earliest ases
mild harmless yet perfect bea1
ner OF the skin. Tan burma frectles rednsss ga.
Will 80 eedly and conpletoly
EUGErA DUPUf. druggist, 600 Bxoadvsg.
Bold eyerywAere
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Amongst present at the ceremony noticed the
Charge dAa.res OF Sardinia, also the Secretary
tsched to that government, who occupied promnen,
position In the church.
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A Large Assortment OF Straw Hats In
evory variety and style. ~ WHITES, ne batter Las fuoa
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHI AntII pHIA

4 Bel4euoleat Institution, established by special
endowment far the relief ~ the SICK and
distressed, afflicted toih IiFHleat and Epi-
deBtic diseases.
rye ALL PERSONS afflicted with Sexual Dis
IL eases, such as SperrnatOuhsea, Seminal W eak-
ness, Impotence, Gonorrhea, elect, syphilis, the
Vice of Onanism, or Selfabuse, Nc, &c. -e
The Howard Association, in view of the awful des-
tructon OF human life caused by Sexual diseases and
the deceptons practced upon the uRfortunare victims
ct such by Quacks, several directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as Char table worthy
OF Their name to open Dispensary fer the treatment
OF ths class OF diseases In all their orms and to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS, to all who apply by
letter, with description of their condition, cage,
poverty, to furnish Medicines free OF charge. IL j.
needless to add thai the Association commands the
highest Meica. skis of the age, an. will furnish the
most approved modern treatment. a
The Directors, on review of the past feel assured
that their labors In this sphere of benevolent effort
have been of great teneht the afflicted, especially
to the young, and they have resolved devote them
selves with renewed ZEAL to this very important but
much desplsedcause. -.
just published by the Association Repo, on Sper
matorrhGa, or Seminal Weakness. the Vice of Oman.
ism. Ma turhaon or Selfbuse and other diseases OF
the Sexual Organs by the Consulting Surgeon, which
OF Charge, on the receipt of two stamps, for post
age.
= Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. GEORGE r.
CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Associa-
ton, No. . South Ninth street, Philadelphia, / a
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWELL, Prest.
3 Gao. F.IEcBILp, aee,y. ma
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A RETIRED PHYSICIAN.

Seventy five years of age, whose Is OF fe,have
neariy run out discovered while in the East Iudies
N a certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchi-
\ts, Coughs, lids, and General Debility. The re-
medy Was discovered by him when his only child.
daughter, given up die. Wishing 70 do as much
good possible, he will send such of his afflicted fell
lowheings request hs recipes with full and epli.
cit directions for making up and successfully using it.
liz requires each applicant to inclose him one shilling
three cents to be returned postage the recipe
and the remainder to be applied to the payment Of
this advertisement.
Address DIR. III. JAMES,
apl-lmdNY l9 Grand street, j erseY City, n. J. ~
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MEDICAL.
PROF, DE GRATH'S PRACTICE.
A Sheriff Cured In one Night by De Grath's
Electric Oil.

A Sheriff Cured In one Night by De Grath's
Electric Oil. ~
LETTER FROM DIR. KEysER. ~
-e. Pttsbnrg, May 10Th, 1856.
Prof. DE GRATH, SO South sth St, Phila.
have remarkable cure Deputy Sheriff Kerr OF
Pittsourg, had very swollen and painful hand: L
applied the oil personally, which gave instant relief
Rheumatism, in which the results were most Satisiac-
GEO. III. KEYSER, ND.
GREAT Churchman'S, READ. RHEUMATIsM.
Mr. Joseph d, Barte, - Myrtle street, says the Flee
trio Oil cured him Immediately.
PILEs.-Charle Sexton, Esq, Ex-Mayor of Cam
den, says SIX applications cured him. Also cured his
Rheumatism.
NEURALGIA Mr.. David Mann, 100, Vine street,
says, he Was great sufferer, but the Oil cured him
So says f. H. Grant, Esq, 5l7, North Eighth street
CRouP:-Ihis OH Is intallible for Group. ASK
lady at Girard House..
CAUTIoN-There are numerous limitations sprung
up on the reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware They are worthless.
Phia., Sept. LIST, 1856.
PRoF. De GRATH-Dear Sir: L must inform Won OF
from the application of your Electric OIL. The case
that of girl of years OF ace, who was terribly
afflicted With scrofula, and discharge from the knee
The leg becsme contracted to literally buy the
heel in the hip. 1t had been in this state for about b
months, and could find nothing in the whole Mate
ria Meca" to have any effect give relief. final
ly procured bottle of your Electric Oil and gave il
along the contracted snews, which had the effect Of
making the leg nearly One-fOuTth straight i'm about
hours. The application Of the Oil was continued
for about weeks, using only bottles and the
JOHN ii. McEwIN, MD;
i63 CallOw hill street.
CAUTros.-There numerous limitations 1prung
up Oh me reputation that my article has acquired
The public must beware. They are worthless.
APP li-lmd&w s
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-05-22
FACTOR j.. N. HUGHES,

n ATE PHYSICIAN OF THE UNITED STATES
IL MARINE HOSPITAL AT LOUISVILLE, his.
located in this city, and villa give prompt attention TO
the practice Of his profession i'm Us several branches
Ufhce and residence on Second, between Main snd
Division streets, being the formerly occupied BY
Dr. Byford. Regular hours for eOnsu ltation from 90
to O'Clock, A. NJ, and from 10 aud from 5S to
o o'clock, Y. VI. !
tV- Calls u,ade in his absence from The Office a.
registered VIII be duly RESPONDED 60. novl"
GLOVER SEED bh!s. received hi, day by
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