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vanced lL per cent Virginias ], North Carolnas
2, Missouris ~; but, with the exception OF MIS-
souris, the business in State stocks was light
Among the railway shares the Michigan stocks
were the most in demand; the Central advanced
az, the guaranteed ~, and the old common stock
"a per cent New York Central improved !, Erie
"a, Harlem, old, q, Reading 2, Toledo l, and
Rock Island IL. Illinois Central and Galena were
both active, but the supply Of stock was fully
equal to the demand, and the price remained
stationary. Pacific Mail recovered from yester-
days decline and sold at an advance OF IA. After
the board the market was quiet, without change
of prices, and remained SO during the after
noon session. At the close, however, rally
took place, and prices advanced about a per cent
all round, the following being the closing quota
tions-United States 6's, registered, 1881, s7N Q
s7s; do. SIS, coupon 1881 ,s7s s7; do. 6's 1874,
20 "a; Indiana 5s, 76 rs; Virginia 6's, 4s1s
~; Tennessee 6's, 422 1871; North Carolina 6's,
bs1& So; Missouri 6's, AK z; Pacific Mail, az
. ~; New York Central, 75A =; Erie, 24Ha rs;
Hudson River, 341I IS; Harlem, IL a; do pro
ferred, 2594 &c; Reading, $50 Sc; Michigan
Central, 43 "a; Michigan Southern and Northern
Indiana, IA a Il; do. guaranteed, 2sIa 80; Pana-
ma, 109 ITO; Illinois Central, 64H q; Galena
and Chicago, 90 o a; Cleveland and Toledo, Tx
. 2sA; Chicago and Rock Island, 40H IL;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 60 GO; Mil
waukee and Prairie dn Chen, IA l6; Illinois
Central bonds, rs, 90 o 81; Delaware and Hudson
Canal, IS o SO.
The following Is comparative statement Of the
exports from the port OF New York to foreign ports
Tor the week and since January L.
1859. 1850. 1861.
For the week ...... 81 1876, TOT 1Ss6,5I5 2077 s25
Previously reported. "a 2S6l39 47l95,7S4 720l5 643
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THE TURF.

ltENTRtVllIE TRAtK.-1iIk MATCH BETWEEN
~ Flora Temple and John Morgan two nes and repeat,
for thousand dollars side, haf forfeit, comes OF over
the abb July 20 good day and track d. McManp
names Flora Temple, J. Turner aes John Morgan
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I{IIlllAM ABBOTT, AUCTlONEtR AGE SALE.
w THIS day, at l0h o'clock, Counters and Oyster Bar,
Beer pumps, Higatee Table, Butchers Cart, large
Feathei Bed, Desk Tea Caniscrs, nc, at No. Fast
Broadway Loyt Bryant attorney for mo'tgagee
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A IBERT MORTIMER GRIFFIN 4 co, AuCTroNEERs.
"A $4,000 WORTH OF
ELEGANT AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
10 be peromptorily sold al public auction
on THIS nAY (WEnNEsnAY), JULY a.
Property Of gentleman leaving the CITY
Rosewood octave Pianofore, Rosewood Drawing Room
Suits
Room F~rn,turs paISin@s Sa,nar YAK p'"ns
At the residence of Al BIair chspman Fsn AZ vs., s,x
teenth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues
Sale at IL O'Clock
Drawing room Suits E,rgcres and Bookcase Mirrors
Lace Curtains Vases oh Paintings Stp,uarv Vc,yct NM
Brussels Carpe,s Extension fabie st and China v,scs
Silverware Table Cutlery Wardrobes HAIR and Snrinc
Mattresses Comnodes Wasbstands 0lcnlh stair and
seas aso ,rSs If hssamsS b ana
kitchen Furniture Safe neremntorv ran or shine
=. -
4 UCTInN NOTICE EGANT FIRST CT ASS HOUSE
n hold Furniture A. priyate sale M lois 10 suit our.
casers mt less than auction prices on account of reno
val consisting the entire contents Of the dye story
Superb rosewood Panolorte seven octave solid carved
rosewood paror Suits In lie rtchpst satin rosewood E
ram crne,s oat n,n,n Rom tnrn',rs Cnan,h@r rnr
nitnre m rosewooJ and nahooanv with r,l sui IN match
p "Tn WIZ u,' ~, w.
far large Ave storv resience both usefi and ornamcn
tal
~----------------------
A shoes ana Rlos.ra ~, ann,,on %y p,ou AIS :
WINNIE -, No." ,r,,s os ~ ia~ o,ci,ct NJ
store "A Cor,ana, street comprising tho usual assort
ment Catalogues on morning Of sale
NJ CRYSTAL AR Au,~royrrp % powtpy- VIII
n sell This day Iuv ~ At fon n,,ock In nav MI
vanc,s large stoot of m, uld rnn,e .x.rv rn,sist
inc of about 600 dwt Chains Earrnvs pins nnce,cts
Neckloces seals KEYS Sc also l,r 10, of oosa S,nes
comnrising Rose n,amonds O,as csrh,ncp.s Amonvs''
Anadineg Ne: aleo AT n o'coct Co nav advans,s
Watches movements nc. " f' ~'
---------~-----~
A morning NJ Ion o;ni"ct n, 10 Tn,h .rce, ~
ne,n Third and Fourth AVENUES two cnyant roseyood
Pianos one with near krvs c"s s4T5 Two rch Rosewood
parlor snus covered in r,rh gain h,ocade prussIs
p.Srony S;, oo ~ Cisas h " ",,r ,
fhars Fables 'trocSarsS and nvnrS,,s" hannstn 10
ars, c,ss bonsa SALE n,si,ivo ra' or shin" '"
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II will thus be seen that the unsettled condi-
tion Of the foreign produce market has not dimin-
ished the export movement from this port. The
excess over last year is s25 ,Ooo 000 and $685.,
600. 900 over the corresponding period Of 1852
The following was the business at the Sub. Trea-
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S HIP PIN G N ( w S
Movements OF Ocean Stea crs.


ALMANAC FOR voRg-rBIs DAT.
RisEs...........4 AZ MOON RISES. SO
sun ............ % HI0H 80
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yylO be SOLD BY AUCTION ON MONDAY, 18th OF
July, the stock and Fixtures Of Pants, obs and SPIRITS
Turpentiue, belonging 10 James Hughes, deceased Tho
sale will commerce. at 10 O'Clock, AT 10 Division street
by order Of MICHAEL HUGHES, .dmb,,s,ro,ors
HENRY HUGHES, )"'"'''
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4 SIT Or LIGHT nOUBIE HARNESS, NEARLY NEW;
n price SIS A new light road Wagon; price $s5.
sooind hand light road wagon price $50 One do nl $50,
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BOHEMIAN COI!ORED GIASSWARE--IOIN r. VAN
ID ANlWEkp'S son, auctloneer, will include In his
sale Of Glassware on Thursday July rs beautiful assert
mcn Of Bohemian Glassware embracing crystal Cut and
Engraved Decaners quarts and ppts also ruby and blue
do; also ruby Cut and Engraved Liquor Sets, heavy
crystal Salts fine sherry Decanters ruby and blue
rich ruby cut Caret Sets Cut aud Engraved Perfume
Bottles, &c &c Catalogues now ready.
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CLEARED
Steamship Columbia, Adams Havana and Key west-spof
ford Ti'eston 4 Co
Bark Wreel Castle tBr) Po,tage, Port NataBash ford
Muu,ion X Co.
Rark Mary Edison, Nfckrrsor. &arseilee-D Murray
Brig Cervo Uta), Inngobardo Brsol-F Berthoud.
Brig Alice fBr1, ttw0ot Point Pe!eRcrcrs 4 Eitch.
Brig Peerless tBr), Doe, Bermuda-Nctal Firth.
Brig icarian, Williams, Nassau-J 4 N Smith Co.
Brig Tyro. Holmes, Hsrbor Gracc--.j Dealey.
Brig Cey lon, Pitts Hafifax-D Dcwof
Brig OswccO. Card Haliiax-D Il Dewolf.
Brig Union (Br) Smith, st John, MA Smi.hers Co.
Brig Palmetto Jones, Northumberland Abbott.
Schr Eclipse, Peterson Guadaloupc-Smitb, Jones Co.
Schr Alma DID, -, 50 Jago-D Dewolf.
Schr Whi.lwind, Ma1ey. 81 EittF--G l. Hatch.
Schr Palmetto tSp>, Pneo. Baracna-T Ginartin.
SchrJ Il Austin, Davis, Phiinie phia--Master
SchrJ g Runyon Mathews. Philadelphia.
schr j = Cake, Endicct, Observation-Disclosures
schr j Jones, Corson, Philadeiphia,--J McKee,
Schr l. Dyer Jameson, Tangot-N }; Brown & Co.
sclr c Nj Carver, rendlcon searsl ORTIZ Buck Co.
Schr New York, Goodecll Boston, Dayton Co
Scbr Bristol RYAN New ijay.r--I W Mckee.
Sloop Borden. Collins, Fai River-W Borden.
SlDop Nicors' Giadding, prpYl!epce-L Kenny
Steamer " Bruno Foster, Baltimore.
Steamer Bristol Allen Philadelphia.
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LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON, NEATLY NEW, IN
~ pr CT order. with and shafts also ono set single
ono SCI OF double Harness silver plated will b. sld
sag together, and at very low price for cash. Can
be 5, cn al & ". sanders, No. thatnsm square
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A UCrON SALE OF GROCERY STORE, AT 2lO
n Ezib tn THE entire contents oi the store,
consisting Of Fixtures, Groceries Wines Liquors &C. at
l0la O'Clock, A. NJ. w WILSON, Auctloncer.
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UCTlON NOT1CE-BURNfAM'S FURNITURE EX
N press and packing establishment, III and l3 West
Eleventh street, between Fifth and sixth avenues House
hold Furniture boxed and shipped to all parts Of the world
Large covered wagons for removing furniture OF families
Furniture stored
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|NArRlAGES AND HORSES SELLING OFF CHEAP
~ go isht Family Carriages, Iockawys and Baegos;
~ Horses. family and Work Horses and email POM :.
Gr,cers' and Express Wagons Of all kinds Second hand
Wagons IN good order Factory, lS4 Fulton aven1e
stables, 10 Neyins street, Brooklyn.
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CtHERifF'S SALE --JEWEIRY AND PAINTINGS
- CHAMBERS FAlRCIlllD, auctioneers will sel on
Thursday july rs, INST at l0ocloek, at saiesroom No.
1l3 Nassau street. quantity of Ane Gold Jewelry, for all
uses. Also, Watches, both gold and silver. Also some
fine OIL Paintings. JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
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A s. RICHARDS, AUCTIONEER 500 CASES BOOTS,
a. Shoes and Brogans at auction, by RICHARDS
WHINING on Wednesday, July "a, at fdti O'Clock, at
store A Cortandt street comprising tho usual assert
ment. Catalogues on morning Of sale
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r OSr-ON THE EVENING OF THE 22D., BETWEEN
IL Mr.. Pines store and Mr.. Edw Dement'S house.
Factory vile, S. l., h,ys small Haunting Watch, with
chain and belt attached Any person finding the and
will leave II at G. NJ Pines Co o. Facloryvie, will he
suitably rewarded.
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A uCTION NOTICE--A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
IN Grs class Household Furniture nj private sale the
property OF family declining housekeeping Drawing
Room Suits solid carved rosewood covered with French
brocate cost S326 will be sold for $3.50 do 500 Book
case, Centre Tables Etegeres OIL Paintings Lace Curtains
sacrifice Inquire at 10 West Twenty sixth street,
Sixth avalue
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DAWNBRoKFR'S SALE b. LEVY, AUCTIONEER %
i Catbarne street, WIN sell this day at f0,6 O'Clock
40 SILK ann Summer Dresses, shaws, sheets, Quilts,
Bsducs, Pcitcrines shirts skirts nous Clothes and sum
NOR Clothes, NC. Ry order OF II BARNETT.
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T OST-ON MONDAY MORNING. BETWEEN ELEVENTH
IL street and Sixth avenue, iadys Earring, purple
stone, gold setting, Any peson leaving the above at No.
2g4 Sixth avenue will receiva suitable reward and the
thas Of the owner, inasmnch as IT was gift from de-
pa.teh friend
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M AGNlFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
Atl forte for sale, richly carved legs and case round
esfusrs fall iron plate iiucd with ssnwooi overstrung
hsss .Lad with aud peari KEYS made order for the pre-
by city makers fully guaranteed for three
yea.s been in rse but Ave maptbs, cost $500 will be
sold for $3.50, including stool and Over Also elesanS
Mra~ine Room suit cost $500 for $3.50 Inquire at 10
West Twenty sixth street, near sixth avenue
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NOR sAiE--rHE Ta9TlLlG noRsE HoNEsr PETER,
IL Apply to HIRAM W00DRUFF.

n REAT rROr.-FAsIIION PLEASURE GROUND AssO-
N cation Thursday, july 15 at ga r. M.-Match for
81 600 mite heats best three in live. Samuel Mclangh-
lin double team Ethan Allen aud his running mate
Socks, Ia wagon James y. McMann Flora
Temple TO harness, good day and good track
.RnlTtEpnN Nan
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MUSICAL.

MUSIC --GEOkGE HILL. LATE BANnMAsTTR UNDER
1tI Commodore Perry thp Mexican war IL Wiling 70
furnish n Band for Volunteer Regiment Apply vi 945
Broome street, nthe segar store.
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A Nj. CRsTAI.AR, AUCrlONEFR, % BOwERY-wIlL
IA cell this day, July ~, at 1913 O'Clock, 10 pay al
vances large stock of hne Gold Engsh cwely consist
ing OF about 600 dwt Chains Earrings Pins, Bracelets,
Necklaces Seals Keys &c also large lot OF loose Stones,
comprising Rose Diamonds, 0pas, Carbunces Amethyst,
Anadihes, &e. also, at IL O'Clock, TO pay advances,
Watches, movements, &c.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

A FAST HORSE. TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS FOR
N sale. Buggy made by Stivrrs Smith, harness made
ty byi.cUnbe of this city. An exchange lof diamond or
lne lewelry b. mae. nqMre At 3l3 canal street.
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POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATIC REpU BIlCAN GENERAL COMMITTEE,
Iammany 4all.-1he members are requested IN ne.
tend special meeting Of the Committee 10 be held at
Tau.many Hail. this wednesday, evening, July ~, ~
c,gh. o'clock NJ BY order Of
joss HARVEY, Chairman.
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COpARYNEasHTP AOrICEs,

~ ROCkBY HAMMER WANTED, In PLACE CT
NJ retiring partner, III st class corner store mot
Of ic right stamp can nuke money; or will sell Tx
wh0is. Address j. " ", ISL Sigth avenue.
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II ii. LUDLOW, AUC1lONEER.
W. Condemned Stores at auction by order Of l. Hen

~ FORGE COOK, uCTIoNfER-AsslGNEE's SALE
W Of hnc Household Furniture. 10 morrow, NJ IL
O'Clock, s.lcsroom l4l Broadway viii be sold paflor
Suits, IN hrocac, bucatl, plush, reps and aircoth;
ros wood Etegeres Bookcases Chamber salts, Library
Suits, Bullets, Extension Dining Tables, and general
assortn, Mt OF Furniture, for cash.
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r OST-0N TUESDAY AFTERNOON TIT, 23D INST. A
IL common pocket book containing papers Of value
except to the The finder viii receive the thanks
Of the owner by leaving them At 26 aad q Cedar street
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Rim this race Flora instead Of gong to wagon, as
che did when beaten by Ethan, on the l5h In the extra
ordinary TN. Of % takes sHky-thus carrying legs
weight and drawing wheels inst of four. Special
for the Course will leave Hunters Point AT az
and return immediately after the rnce Excursion
tickets 90 and return 80 single tickets 20
james slip ferry at two II viii connect with the train;
also Thirty fourth street ferry every five minutes stages
from Thirty fourth street ferry will be in attendance on
the ,y of the race.
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r OST-BANK BOOK NO 8 I05, OF THE GRAMERCY
i i savings Bank, on the 18th of July. Any person
hUding the same viii please return II TO the bank
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A safe and sure remedy tor
oughs, Colds, Group, asthma, Whooping-
Cough, Sore Throat. Bronchitis. HodrSe-
ness. Influenza, Fsrer and Ague.
1t is warranted to relieve Group in five min
utes.
10 break up n common cold in a single night.
To relieve the Asthma at once.
To cure all coughs and diseases Of the lungs.
previous 10 liberation.
The matchless success and unprecedented popu-
ayity which this remedy has attained in one shert
year, would seem to be a sufficient guaranty Of its
xc cheney. If any one doubts it let such rive II
one trial.
Read the following: From Hon. Levi Under
wood, Lieut.. Governor of Vermont.
Aessrs. E. B. Magoon & Co. l have used your
Weeks Magic Compound, for severe colds and
sors throat, and it has proved an efficient remedy.
1t is a valuable accession to the list Of remedies
for colds, coughs, &c.
am, 30, Yours.
LEvIUNDERWOOp.
Burlington, Oct. sth, 1860.
From Hon. Timothy z. Redfeld.
By using your Weeks Magic Compound a short
time, l was entirely cured of one of the severest
and most obstinate colds upon my lungs that |
ever experienced. know of no remedy equal to
it for coughs and lung complaints generally.
TIMOTHY P. REDFIELD-
Montpelier, Oct. 18th, 1860.
From Rev. Z. B. Smith, d. D., PRINCIPAL OF New
Hampton Institution.
Tho Magic Compound which you furnished D..
last Spring, when I was suffering most severely
from the effects of a long continued cold upon my
lungs, acted like a charm. The first night after
taking 1t, l coughed less and slept better than for
weeks before, and the use of it finally removed
the difficulty entirely. 1 should use it again in
preference to an y inc I have tried when
similarly afflicted.
Yours truly,
z. b. SMITH.
Fairfax, Vt, April "a, 1000.
w28yrl
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.WIM&9MA,
HIZk.lOIHuE
a NEW DISCOVERY.

4 NEW DISCOVERY.
T'HE AscarideS or Pin Worms, the reur
3 which has ever bafied the skill OF re
eminent physicians. and universally consi
them as beyend the reach Of medicine. arr
expelled from the human system by tts
Or. Z. G.. GeuId's Pin Worm >'rs
4 Cure Warranted IN euery case,
Relief afforded IN hceatyJour isan
This Syrup is purely a vegetable prey
and harmless with the youngest child.
SYAPToHs.-Intense itching, biting alli
in the lower part Of the rectum and abou.H
Gotten mistaken for the piles,) Gisagreea5s
ton in the epigastric region q lower part
bowels, r~estlessness, wakefulue5s, siafll'
serc1 inning IN the sleep, fainting. and ~
que tly pasms or fits.
CAUTIoS.-The genuine h1s the name.
g.. Gould's Pin Worm Syrup blown Il
tie, his portrait and a fac smile Of bis
on the wrapper.
HERyEY & MOOkE, FF
Address GEO. C. GOODWIN & CO..
II and u Marshall ST., Boston w.
General Agents for Ne" H
TSsll BY Dr1z.is,s ge1scllly. wi'7l
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0gdenSbHFgfa Railroad, " Y.

W . ahA - S~NE
Summer Arrangement.
THROUGH FROM OGDENSBURGHT TO BOSTON
AND NEW YORK THE SAME DAY.
AXAND AFTER APRIL 23th, 1901,
~ Passenger Trains will run aS follows (Sun'
days exccptcj):
THROUGH EXPRESS.
Leave O,densburgh at 4 90 a. n, stopping only
at Madrid, Potslaln junction BTasher Falls, Law
renee, Bru hs Mills, Malone, (breakfast) Chateau
gay, Ellenburgb, Mooers, Champlain, arrive at
Exprcss Trains arriving at Boston $50 z. u. aad
New York at 10 90 P. NJ. the sans evening.
THROUGH NAIL
Leave Ogdepsburgh at II so 4. II , stopping q
all stations dine at Malone-arlive at Rouses
Point, at ! as z. NJ, connecting with Night
Trains with Splendid Sleeping Cars ATTACHED, also
With Steamers on Lake Chanplain, and Cars for
Montreal, arriving at Boston aud New York early
next day.
RETURNING.
Leave Boston at 7.30 A. NJ, and New York az
7.0O AN, arriving at Rouses Point at s Is PM,
Malone at lilo p. NJ, Potsdan Junction IL SO
A. NJ, Ordensburgh Is 4. NJ, connecting with
the Grand Trunk Hailwa7 for tho West.
Leave Boston ard New York at 3 90 P. II, arriv-
ing at Rouses Point Z 80 A. IL, Malone at 10 90
A N, Pot IAN Junction II 81 P. NJ, Ogiens-
burgh at l 90 2. H.. Connecting with the Grand
Trunk Railway and Lake Ontario Steamers, and
Ottawa and Prescott Railway, for the West or
North.
All Trains connect at Potsdam Junction with
Potsdam and Watcrtown Railroad, at Mooers
Junction with traius CT the Plattsburgh and Mon
treal Railroad.
GEO. V. HOYLE, supt.
April u. 1861.
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lie TESTIMONY OF THE
WHOLE WORLD.
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

Bad Legs, Bad Breasts, Sores and CtcefS
a LII description Of sores are remediable by the
"a proper and diligent use OF this cstlhaole
preparation. The only rational anu successful
treatment, as indicated by nature, Is I reducet the
infamuation in and about the wound, and TO soothe
the neIghboring parts by rubbing IN plenty oil 'ne
Ointment as salt Is forced into meat.
d cria, liberated Sore Throat, and Scorle-
and other FererS.
Anv of the above diseases may be cured by well
,ubbinr tho Ointment, three times n day, into the
The chest, throat and neck of the patient; it vii
soon penetrate, and give immediate relief.
Pies, Fisfulds, Structures.
The above class of complaints will be remo'eupy
nightly fomenting the parts win "aim o 80
then by most efectually rubbing IN the O ~
7, sbonId he understood that II Is not suhcleht
~ - - smear the Ointment On the affected parts,
hhnt ~ must be we'll rubbed in for some consldera-
bfo time two or three times a day, that II may be
LIN into the system, whence it will remove any
b,dscn sore or wound as eGectually as though pal
n,ble to the eye. There again, bread and water
p~oultices, after the rubbing in of the Ointment,
viii do great service.
I7discretions of Youth: Sores and Ulcers.
Blotches, as also swellings, can, with certainty,
be radically cured if the Ointment be used freely,
and the Pills be taken night and morning re-
commended in the printed instructions. it viii
e1uire time, with the use of the Pills to ensure a
sstins cure.
Rrcps,oal Seedlings, Paralysis and S1f JOINTS
Many Of the worst cases, Of such diseases will
Weld In comparatively short space of time when
this Ointment is diligently rubbed into the parts
Affected, even after every other means hav9 failed.
in all serious maladies the Pills should be taken
according to the printed directions accompanying
each box.
rorH The oI:rNENT AsD FILLS SHOULD GE USED -
TIE FOLLOWING CASES:
Bad Legs, Chapped Hands, Lumbago,
Bad Breasts, Corns (soft), Piles,
Burns, Cancers, rheumatism
Runions, Contracted and Sore Ihroats,
Bite of Mos Stiff Joints, SKIN Diseases,
chetoes and Fistulas, Tumors.
Sald-Flies, Gout, Ulcers
Chilblains, Glandular swell Wounds.
inCs,
CATTIO !--NOne are geuuin
unless the words HOLLOWAY, NV YORK AHD
LoNDoS." are discernible as q VafeT-Harb in every
leaf Of the book of directions, around each pot o
box; the same may be plainly seen by holding N
A1fto the hqh. A handsome reward will be give
10 any one rendering such information as may lea
70 the detection Of any party or parties oHnte
fcitinG the medicines or vending the same, know
ing them 70 be spurious.
- sold at the Mandatory Of Professor E0L-
LowAY, 80 Maiden Lane, New YORK, and By al
respectable Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
-roughout TIE known world, IN pots, at 25c, &C
I'd 81 each.
- There il 3 considerable saving by taking
the larger sizes.
\. B,-Direcuons for the guidance Of patients
n every dise.ier $40 affixed to eaca box.