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Dsy eventually adopt. this il M msDent for the
o'pay - ny fecitg ths, may &c II 10 exei,e AZ sinS
~ s'hiuither ~. snsy iech. Z, II Italy. The 10 sc
.ictis, % mae, sotk upon refusal TO IN ~i
tfst'e sud Ssrosia If -. rtios. ,it-f tn
- -uc' q he latter Power IL the CiIneNn ras
LycDtri too. are the n"s eNc',Abv AMI m manages
BE rscc ~ Tuscany TIE sight of ,hs CanauereS,
lor ,nr nile out At sea, daily ,Sase VI sx-
s.Israticn.
AUSTRIAN VESSELS CAfrURED.-- TIE SAsyssH
Cs-.ue a. Yesterday ooItAos 'be fllo~nS: DR..
,i-url-s NAV s6.--rh- Ff-vch frgss 70 nsa-.
YESTERDAY chased The AustTlsr -caooscr Ass.ass
Acute lcargo rsg- fngu Con>' so,iD"pl- tos Bs-
dora, sl>o smother Austrian Ne--f, -nPpos-f "t,cr
Iuot tspia ~ Ni..As e~fso Iyrl, ;rcm Cons anu
icI'e 'ur IN giaIc % sv,s cap,ar~ AVA rso sssoc.
ga the r 49, of Troy. The Pomc,c q p'nrsi ssa
lowed int i,usdoS. ~ Ansirsn natk. oaa1' nnkeosa
1resir May .6-rl- + nmanaI NaNTssn bf'g).
Cap. lvst,ich rooi Odes>s bound To- this ,o'' %
barley. U~s h~cn csp;uo~ b, r- Fr-uch s..an-t-vf-
Wal ClNl'sl sid TONED into Corfu. The Ceavtak
after cuairg. lei with the Emmanuel f~
Jcs On. Il, p.rfs were currrpt at rfu he S1A
Nav, If "a, cap "i tav utn.s Ausraa vessels,
vi irl as sad 20 b. tie slip Fan Private 10
niiktrce lrr toe APP p'rs the arrival at Mar
>ei.es he "a May of m Na.r ,ooser oe brs
buota S,Its no Syshs Nrth saws, ctp,areI ia
iug h, vu,sg,. Tuulou MNy - Ia, Aa,'rsn barb
Esuingza, tsp,ain Nic,leh. hVm lvefscol -
1ree'. WITH cargo ot CUHlr. has been cspterei lss
was roI,iedl by French scho.uer sai broagat lats
Ils b, Il.
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ccock or the nornirg Of the 25th inst Che battery
opei I'd ne FIRE, which can.ei such caafsscn m fhs
e,ep,'- camp that No reply rss given 70 II lths h,e
unii sfer ihe eig ht-eJth dl-charg-.
Tie enemy bac ten gur s-usst of ~n~h sere
II Poun''r s-hut our nre was :" eff ctiNe that ~
three times changed hi, p-,ion aad Al LAT omitted
his camp niirey. tyertus!ly the emmy one tied
Nrh i've gus. The play 1T oar bstieri-- -
tleiv the Geographic communication be- zen g ar
ssco ara P-vis. Which l. msint-ee,i b. rnesus ~
he'd tpyrsble t.ltgraphs. uid-aly ntrr0pssd.
"Gsiihadi. sth :, Go ne q. hA. iut'~ncGni niu>-N
IN Nsiese. where he i cl"~ey watched bY 900 Aus
IIsn rIo,I~. iweI,s b. ialons advancing 1gsnst
tim, arc. il he nor very sirt, his hn- ct rrtr-a,
NJ h. cut of Tie rce 1T C"uGt Caru c'rps the
ls' N itispruck ycs'eriay, std l. orrh thy
c'tssI tie Bre its Nay To- Boizcu AMI Neolas
\ ,ril cordial rtcelii,u VS. given 90 tsr Austrian
tr,op- q. thy p-,s.d through Savoy sui BsvSiA
1h- II COPS, uuder Legtrnsu,-CicnrTa Baron
Czorich l. esvWcihi, cirs via N1bfe>ua sni Cas~r>a
for I-ly TIE pleudiI infantry regimcGt Tia lover,
vi ch rirerly n n the nsme of Wellington eougs
10 II lir Cores A. c. qn-nce II hzfoc con
Guct a. Deu'scl-W -Csn, l. lS9. It has the privilege
G, b. airg fhe Gensdiers March
"Tnols hsye beet sent IN ali haste finn PeSth to
the SefNian i',nttr ~ II = believed q At storm u
brsairg NJ H. lcr-i-. The Modruese Government has
rerraied from Reggie Ia BreScelo toe Po. sod the
Pledu on'es- Cunu.lssary has declared that Ma>Sa l.
iIcoi l0ra,, d With >npluis.
"Crbiluaion of the fnr, going interrupted dispatch;
Ceased n 10 n iuu,rs pas; ,, Ssr which time noi
slo' hreG by the eueuy. Our ios- was ore man
wounded and one hor,e killed. Three other horses
vere killed. "
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POSITION OF THE FORCES.

PARIS Monday evening.
The news If the day i. that tie Emp-ror has trans
ferr,d hi headquarters fvm Ales,andra to Casale. |
la, not the dpatcn announcing tots fact, but
an, as,urcd that one has srrscd. The change is
hooked upot ~ prrluie 70 great battle. CHsale is
bet far nom Robbie, which place, and not BobbiO, ~
mistakenly stated by telegram. has recently ben &C.
eur led hN large Austrian force. Robbie Is situated
teiaeeu Vercell and Mur,ara and i, very iodeed
Ia the Fr.r ch scyonced posts.
The Pay says that INN, nse stores ~ provisions are
be set out to the army, that there may be oo oc-
c,ssity tor demanding anything from the poula'oo of
Lam ardy ~hen The amy cn~sts the To aud the
T cine "Ths precauiion, which contrasts 50 strongly
" with the Austrian system Of requ,itlaus, IS, says
The Poy,, one oi tie cause, Which have Int lerO re
"'aIGe4 the commencement OF offensive operations.
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.PRocLAMATIoy OF VICTOR EMMANUEL

Tie A0HH0re I0'cqHO pubiisbe. the iilO"l1g order
# TIE DAY OF the 23i Ia the Tuscan troops:
"Tuscsn Soliier- Ga the first report Of national
wsr you sougb; captain TO i al you again-, the enc
ME. Of llsiy. | accepted the command, II oenz my
duty to give order and discipline 70 all the forces of
the pstic3. You are no longer soldiers Of sn Allan
proyiIc,you form p,rt Of ne Italian army Ju!sing
- uoythy Of fighting by the sine of the brave >o-
aiers II France place you under the orders u my
beloved sou-nlsw, Prince Nag'leon, who aes be-a
iutru.ted BY the Emperor Of the French With import ant
military operations Obey him a. you ~oali obey me.
~; ,b.ughs sud affeciiG ns sre the nine an
hos of the generous Emperor who has dtssceudei
mo Italy as The champion Of u-t caas-, snd the de-
sender II oar national nZhts. Soldiers the days %
hold ,Eors have arrived. | count upon you; y,u
' r VICTOR EMANUEL"
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MOVEMENTS or THE ALLIES.
,srcnh.nrs Of Tie Inrior Time,

TANI>, NV u.
We have no authentic Information. nothing bIt
rumOrs If the Movements cf toe allies. Oue rccount
saws that The King Of SArdinis visited the Emperor
Napoleon at his hcaa.q narers LAY ago 10 the
Impose II j. suTmIsed of iHkitg coun~e with refer
81 O. 20 certain of the Ausri threaten
lug tie c,mn.ur icAtors with Cocoa The al-i armies
we've supposed Il be- contemplating N veueut acro>S
tie p. atd account speaks OF irrsn combat be-
i,e in n.t, Mt between Cast,1giu and StTsdea. The
ID ct,ss Of Parma has received a warning that Ped
u,nie>e IssSres trsv-rsinc her states for the
purpose Of .xriiug disturbances.
4, srirals ave t. be established in the island If Saf.
diria tor the wounded soldier, and sailors.
private Dispatch recei'ed in Paris within the last
hour announces that the Emperor Of the French has
removed hi, head quarters to CasGle
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A SAILORS FIGHT.

CORES ?DEce-ce Il The LsL1on Tins
FLoREScE, May ., 1919.
an cory 10 hear that there has been . disturb
in Leghorn between Engllsa sod Amer
sean-D. I, appears that g bpiy Of toe latter
Sere waking through the town, wearing the n.tonal
treolor, when they n.et Il the mco from the
CoLqueIor hot 20 aiorred. On whose ada ths fsnIt
lay l know Dot, bat my Informant, Freacdnsn,
the English attempted ~ de-poI the Americans Of
their ro-ettes. and a fight was the consequence ia
which the LivOrnesi, Of course, sided with the
wsueu Of the ueoler. Whssever coasse EpgAad
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FROM THE AUSTRIAN HEADQUARTERS.

Count w ulai -fu has bis hesa uHrtefs a b1li1s
CO. a. Is be by the following official Dispatch:
'GARLAscO, May 20
II. G.ssrs Of -il-ry Coryr CYuLM 70 Leot-n.n' en-
,rsl CoVsr CRIME first Af u,sa Crucial Of dis As,y:
The enemy having po-ied himself on toe ngnt
bank OF the Sesa, CANDIDA with body OF troops
Of about the strength Of brigade a0d some artillery
battery composed Of four l2pounders aud ioar hoSz-
eI was for Ell on our bank Of the river by the Oyis
loo Reischsca during the night of the :a;a inst. Al
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SERVLA.

BY all accounts from se'vis gres, agitation prevsils
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This frcer who had his shot of, probably taken
yris BY N, tfrnch
"HorE Your camp correspondent mistaken when be
stated hsi Iirut,I neral Staeiun wounded
Colrts pcudtuo- Of TIE Loudon Tunes.
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fcnses ano farms tpantc6.

A THOROUGH, experienced Teacher snd Dis
"A cipt1 .rt.n so NJ EAslusy stschrd 70 hs profession.
v1.h..to LEASE BUILDINGS for BOARDING aud DAf-
SCHOOL 10 city country deIny and pus - 'cooGI Is
tes nay 50 scdrsss gRANKLIN, PsheId Mas, Hughes.
references
NXyANTED-For small select School. already
well established ROOM located between TIE eih ara
h av, higher than 55ta Z, Lor lover t1sn - -
P.cr q Room O.; seco-d floor would susser Afdreii
..tirr ,eiu, Sc X. c RANDOLPH, Bookstore No. %
Broscvsy.
TYTANTED-TO HIRE, with conditions Of pur-
w ca,Se ST the exrra ion OF the year ma hol 81
with two or three c in Brcoslyu between fulton aud Nyr:.
avs, not a ore thar NO miles from Fulton ferry Address,
With particulars gent aud pce, Box NO. 10 Fost Oh-e y l.
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6ousss to Get.

BROADWAY SALES ROOM.--First loit good
ID rab. for any urh: 5asine Rent rs..o1s5i. Az
Iyt2 DAVID RAlY, No i05 5Tosdxsy.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE furnished 10 LET
O-At TAERfTONk. OF the % h, Of the Huoso5. eight
sak trcn tbe hslrca Station, aud el from
tcs; LAl.rs ccrastir Of Cotass KS -' two q
AEi E.c-r- tofss AZ gsn Bsrr Wa. n5u,- AID
vto- p,i hb=rAy s:ccksd vita Fr AID stai- tree,
II quirs 4 ID A. HOODNOnrH.
2 sisnrr. No. ~ S>.sAl o..
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BOARD ana Rooms.


4 LADY who has fine, large, airy HOUSE in
~ 2nt would De wlhrg Dods.e few ,nsie Gen.
t-Drn Grnl-m-n AID tser Wives vita fil p.T:iS
BOARD, aesr.d For particulars ,ppy q; No. IS Yves;
18th
BOARD II the COUNTRY WANTED.-By
- Small Family during July August. Inlsnd
region pref ned q Address with particular,
n. 3, COX ). &c Pos;-Oaoe Eew-Yoik!
BOARD NANIED.-ApaItment furnished or
- uIfrrishsd IL private family where there bet
x bcsfcrfs b. svii0S lazy AID her IsItemt-
The ioc-,ioE b. asoys ih hsasr
Ss,t between Irving place LeInE0n,7. AMI s:tsv.
Adar.,s Box re. l.s2i. P1s.- Or.
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DUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE, NOs. D.,
h 81. .nd Sd Nsi!son s.-fhs 7sh Tern spsh ~
Pa ps resolved into lie alanJ Of the Principal las =.
,.sss. on.sT pupa residing distant sstsas Of as ~,
81 IA. ,.lsA HENRY 4. PIERCE, A. ~, Pnao'ps-
JOHN 81 KRRRa o. D. fsss-assN
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VALUABLE FARMING LANDS for SALE
portion Of tie splendid FARMING LANDS forn-dy
belonging he Hon A Dickinson situated II To- town Ok
Houby s.euben County NsEYork oonph.iu co scres
now oder-d for sale. Parties desiring par OF s highly
cultivated land may have Il IL such Quantities they d.
sire by applying TO ALEXANDER 0LCofT Of CorptnS
n y OF sAlUfL HALL Of Hornby, N. Y.
$l,3UO. 80 rd KAE s.as.oS cH aeH ace
v,se q Mott Hsyep minGts walk from the sameosi
Only 100 cash reqrirst-sns
basLcs Sa10 pr year Until paid. Csu rescb The gity 10
minutes For p.riculors apply 70 THOMAS OFERih8rOs.
Concord g.. Mot Haven.
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TOR SALE-The valuable property corner Of
~evsrsy plss asa Psr-J The eiGsn,iol, -sTea.
, O. fessor HAy,ris, p,e sIi sy 1917 ZEE. OF Fsfy
IT, Pss7s-y acw rented tos ss5i. For p..-nis-pf
L STARR,
Ca, z. c9un.s3L A!v.i:..I NJ IS Pa, a.
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Go mbom it man Concern.

pUFFAL0ES for SALE.-A male and female,
ID arc years Of perfectly t,ue and In good condition,
be time The farm q sGbscbtr For
psIcu inquire peIsonsly By letter Of PARKER HAL
LOCK, L Otsvlle. Orange Co, N. Y.
MlSSING-A young man OF the name of JOHN
WI BRCOkEs When missed - OF ss-, he left
the vessel Charles Csrs teo TO Capt L.dd At Baltimore
June JOY 1851 His C;pan states that lie
etic.d sSsy with others by lodging house keeper He
PLAY u violin LITTLE WhseytT will give information In
regard 10 bin viii do Of kuSne 70 Is unhappy PsT-n
NJ A BROOkES. Rsck Alley Bu ia
Worcester Eugau6, Feb. 2l, 1854
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ISSlNG.-Tll0MAS G.. HYATT, Foreman
vi for Banks Botbef Go oissPp'sTed from his busOea
As home, Tuesdsy March q 81 noon 10 supposed
ist lr deTed from the city While aborns unteI
sh-1ra.o Of u'nd Ahy information will be thankfully
received BY ALFRED HYATT no IS Fa.ton-s;, \. T.
DOBERT BRAND who arrived here from Lis
IL erpt MsCl a. iu the skip James Foster requested
o. cal 81 DR. KkNNEDYS ofoe NO. l6 De,aes, where ne
viii ltArn some tAing % bis sdyaLtske.
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FREDERICK sCHUCHARDT.)
". " HAMILTON, TCls,yes.
PLATf SMITH,

TOR SALE or RENT-The OYSTER FAC
TORY heretofore occupied BY Reeves Bfeusa, wita al
the fIgTes In the complete oroer IL hs water front
cea Of ell obs.rc,ions also ss.n well Of the oe. water
apd will be sold bsgsis Any wishing such place,
this viii be found Of the conyeuent and es
houses Of the snd In the city II not sold BY hs h April
viii then b. offered auction 10 Close busness for
tculss apply P. T. Brennan. No Il North Gsyss BsS-
M
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TOR SALE One new frst-cAss four-story
brow front HOUSE, 50 feet deep, el .1. lot
o. S5,hs. psror story back walnut
prir frs. trimmed with bark walnu. rod5rp
orc done Ir tho Inquire
O. the pfeuls.s q Mr.. RTER
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DOYS BOARDING-SCH miles from
ID Hobokeu ard two from Hsckeu'.ck-at LITTLE FEkA,
Bergen Co, New Jeney Board .citon' ~s'nn< ~, 80, -
Der ye.r no gxTsAs This School IL situated sss isIn
The ioca,on very healthy Next term commsaoe, hsy ~
pis received sIy tine. Days bosrs not received
Fer Circulars Sc, address ,,,,,,.,,. ,.-.,..i
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Jnsirnttion.

A MEXICAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE, No. 3t'
"A Broadway, New York. and No. 600 Chessnui., PhLsae
psA-A reliable medium for suppjinr Schools AID Ans'sms
Win competent T.s,heui also with Pupils Parents via
Schools Cireults gataoasy aud Teachers With Engagement
R.fer Faculty Of Aabs College DR. Lowell Asso0, toe Rev
c. Van Norman TsscheTs Of n lsic sad 0raa~eaaI
ana Ft.nch vsr,ed. SMITH, WOODNAN Co,
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E,OR SALE-A 3-stOry and basement HOUSE,
IN l,thst CT snd The thay ful ot In com
pete order abou. dorer choice fr n the yard
Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN, Pine o., h-~Yok Metz poatAn
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situated in Hew;o~u L. les lo, u grogaa With msda.
cas- house barn with outog a. Il coed repair Noak
rrsrye portion Of the lot, desired. Also house si;h
ots Of sroni adjoining tee Above al Of witch vii be so
eIcbsut.i Al osrgxn. AVpy - o. W. kELSAf, VA. Va
Craze st., Niiismsburge, L. l.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

DlNGHAMION BkOfEkl1 LOT SALE,
I'D GREAT BARGAlN-Co nsi'tirg OF sconmodioes COZ
TAGE HOUSE BARN with about three acres Of LAhD,
ae ousuty Of Fruit SUI Ornamental Tree sod Shraboey
within the Corporation o. toe oeautui tosa OF
Brghancr AID the uHcton CT the Ssquetsnrs snd
Ch.1argo Rivers convenient to railroad and cana trispoIs
ton; ssoe for Gentleman, Summer Residence or Nstkes
Garden Terms. &S0c-S lCo0 In cash. the remainder on
bond ard mortsage Il required. Apply - the Hon II 5.
GRIsWOLD Biushamtou, N. Y
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Removals..
printins.

AT EVERDELLs.-Wedd Cards, Notes,
~ kcThe.e bsted Cards spleDoioy engraved only
be bad In Broadwsy Doane Orders received oy mail
ENGRAVING and PRINTING, HALF. PRICE.
L-Wedoing A. Home ard V.itiug Caro-, Bal Heads bus
ne,t Cn6s Cheeks. &C. KELLYS No. 81 futnn-St, Y.
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Clothing.

CHOESi SHOES i-GENINs BAZAAR
- spss,y uarafctur'd fer th- op.urr spTlE trade Al
frs,h ard beautiful variety q Bie.I't Diuter T-s
arc Slippers; NsitrE RfipE G,..-s B'y' s1t
Youth, de,,rpiru sJc .ssoJtea; Of Csi'
ossns BoOis ,1a Saoes Of exc i-rt quality
GENIN BAZAAR.
No. 81 .nd Sij Brold~tJ
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VALUABLE PROPERTY on BROADWAY
for sALE.-Ths w.ltnown snd very desirable propeny
belon,ins TO the GENERAL SOCIETY or MECHANIC
And TIA DEshEE No 81 Broadway north IVES, corner
Psk place. The lot u n r. III In width BY y q H. IA
dph with stor, building 10 good order and condition Gov
errs the entire around This valuable properly wei vodn
the s:;snton Of capitalists Fer uTtner psr aH' alss
JANIS BCCHsE. No 100 Efzsb-th q.
JAS VAN kORDEN, Eko5 IEs Co., No. % WsaS-
NOAH HORhALL No. % Ernst.
FREEMAN BLOODGOOO, No. .l5 r1oup,oo It.
HENRY A. HURLBURr, No. IS Broadway
RICHARD M0US NJ, No. $50 Pearl &C.,
JOHN WIGHT No. 232 South AZ.
Flaaoe Committee, Genera Society Of Mecesnics .ns
Tr.1esmen City Of New Yot
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TOR SALE-A beautiful COTTAGE RESI-
Il DLNCE and LOTSsol GROUND, Only 10 minutes nde
from paon Fery House we'll built .nd At present occupied
BY the containing Rooms Cellar &c. The Garden hA
haDd'Ou. arbcr and every variety Of rui' large Stable
Carriage House, kc. Inquire Of go
W. MATHEWS. No. lN Fr.nkIn.H-
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DOR sALE-At Newark, New-Jersey, de-
i shs5.e RESIDENCE for party doing business N hs~
York within I've mlnutss Eas Of .se Morris snd Esf ana
C-rtre-I dspo,s Th- building is bdk, containing ses
p.ror .nl room ctnnIroom kitchen aud back hciec "a
hs, m.Iuz cepth of ninety feet WITH hEe roc ms anc
h. b-roor an Sec nc door, the house cellar
dry bottom extending under the waole TIE los
50 -. b. l5 fee. deep su5 contains ne enes varieties
Pears plume Cherries sprtcots pcacnes 2fsae
berries Eoosaeres AID cersnts tn ssOnd
,rrs II good ueishbohoOd, and desirable residence
Plcs a 0lO-4 go can reuain mortgage. Apply 90
n BARLOW, No i35 Nnpsr-,t., rooG, No }.
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I AMES OF A FEW WELL KNOWN
PERSONS CURED BY
DE GRATn,s ELEoTRIC or.

1t is totally impossible to publish all the Certificates
we have Itwould take book of 100 pages.
Rhe"'aatisn- E x-NIay0r Sexton, Of Cam, Nj
Geo. Welch Circus Proprietor
g. w. Ward, Esq, merchant, Chestnut
street Philadelphia
f. Duffy, Esq, 18th and Locust streets,
Nearalgid-Dr, Wood, Woods Museum, Philadelphia.
Nearagid l3gedrs-ev James Temple $40 South street,
Group lhe sqred)-Mrs. oannons child, Coates street
Hip Mrs Winters daughter, 80 Ridge avenue,
Philadelphia.
Frosted Feet years-Mrs. Isaac CHANNEL, 18th and
Brown streets, PHILADELPHIA.
Mrs. Melville Anderson, 4th and Willow
street, Philadelphia
e Edwin D. stumble, Esq, 1874 Marshall street.
Chr9nic Rheamatso-John Kahn, % South Sixth street,
Philadelphia.
Neuralgia 4gears-R. jenkins, Olive street, Phia.
str Neck-Martin Pancoast, Muca Hill
DeqJReSs-Wm. ID. Birch, So n. 10th street
Rheumatism HelperS-Mrs. Dickinson, 18th and Thomp
son streets, Philadelphia
RteumdtiSm - Mrs =: Hutchins, 18th and Thompson
streets, PHILADELPHIA
Pain IL Back and Kidneys-Jas L. Pointer Evansburg
Swotien Li6sJ (. Nolan, 52s Chestnut street. Phila
Rheamatism-r. Jones, q Poplar street. Phiia.
SSPafalned re, foot jas, A. Free, West ="
4tt street Philadelphia.
Pam in BreaStF Middleton, 43O n. 9Th street. Phila
Sprdined AHcies-J. Hess, Front d Market sts,
wine street, Philadelphia.
Neuralgia and Caked BreaSt-Mrs Maryland Providence
Group and CrGmpS-Henry Browns child, Turner lane
AematisnmMrs George Smith, 10th and Locust
Neuralgia pam IN Back-Nlrs Mary Evans Trenton. MI
RteamafisoaIP Felty, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia
SWotleR LtnbS-L. Singer 329 n. Broad ST. ~
Ae"Fdtgid-Mrs McElroy' Cuthbert street
Rhennrtism-Mrs L. johnson, Kanyille Pa.
street alb. Franklin, Philadehia y
For sale by GEO. r. SPUR, 20l Main street Whole
sale and Retail Agent for De Grath's Electric oil
mch30 d&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-04-16
u EN- o VALID r. G.. A. HILL s
MEDICAL OFFICE
Is removed to
No. So Nj A In II X Il EFT

Ladies and Gentlemen Strangers and Friends am at
liberty without solicitation make of the following
parts certificates received by during eig
teen months. VIII you read them? and if your condition
of health requires advice, either come and me,
write letter. and will tell you plainly and honestly
what you need.
DR. Hill cured in three days of a private disease
which made its appearance ten days before called at his
office. H. II. L., Mlbury.
Dr. IIl-Sr, Your valuable medicines have permanent
ly cured of seminal weakness which has affected
DaS r Hi e last Hen years ot e. Ba[ Mass snd
of mine who is in trouble Send the kind you sold
me, and oblige, p. II. n, Bristol, r. /.
Dir. HILL am nearly cured Think | shall need
one bottle more OF your Syrup and perhaps OF
the Powders-you know best. Send as soon as conven
lent Yours, W j., Manchester, N. II.
DR. Hill has treated old of private disease for
and cured which has troubled me by pains in the
limbs, back and JOINTS for the last twelve years
Dr. Hill cured me in six weeks of an old case Of syphilis
contracted in the West Indies in 1850 You liberty
to insert the above il you think best Capt I. W. n
Dr. Hill makes use of no remedies which faint the
breath offend the stomach but directly upon the
disease. speak from experience.
CD, Rutland, Mass.
TO FEMALES-All disease peculiar to females, as
SuppresSons, Irregularities, &C., speedily and etectuay
removed.
The French Periodical Drops and Pills or the
above affections, have been well tested for the last ten
DR. Hills preventive for married ladies sent in any
direction from observation Price S. Persons at
distance may consult Dr. HILL letter (post paid de
scbing their case have medicines securely put up,
and forwarded any part United States with full
and explicit directions for Office arranged with sep
arate apartments that patients but the Doc
tor
Dr. H. makes charges for short consultations. Post
paid letters duly answered Those requiring much adj
vice should enclose small fee sufficient to compensate
for the time required to write the answer.
~ Office hours from s a. H. to p m
Very respectfully, DIR. c. A. HILL
Office No. 81 Main street, Worcester.