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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

% +ohe their places on the drivers boxes Some men
arovo carriages to the opera that night WHO had not
uroyiously enjoyed any similar experience.
MACHINIsTs AND OTHER STRIKERS.
Last evening there were meetings of the mar
be manufactures photographers. hon.molders. carpen
ters. clothing curriers', working plumb
ers and laborng men, in various places in this city ad
in Brooklyn. -,
The Machpists Committee continue to receive cans
Mt their headquarters in this city. They have no"
considerable fund on hand and promises OF assistance
from various quarters continue to come in 1oSupp'y
immediate wants number Of machinists have sought
and found employment at other branches q mechanism
and as laboring men, some are working as 1onsshore
men not few have left the city and found employment
In the country.
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Railroad. aud Hoo.fiug.

T. ne Idf.rV Ifs y. ! If'9nHH
Sm. There aye two Problems, the solution of
which lss been 10 c .or some .!Ae cause, % Aoust and
IoprAiy fr,t. boss ,h, lily 90 be governed ia The 10
r,i .ul ,rcorl he dmnf,n Of lie abuse, r,ciiced Ia
u.e ,iy RAILROAD BAD oubu.s, The s.nt.on Of the
lrt defer to ihc future That Of the second believe have
..ssl.
wc known 20 every riding u ihc railroad car TIA,
-, csfy double she number which be- seated that the
daily practice is 90 'cl you seat Which they have not to sell
which, ordinary business would be called cheating, bat a..
osdns &, ,s!load morale, only hc OF increasing the
dsinl,. hive coDlicd A. Sixth avenue fosty four
pclns c tlcrc sltt ouy l0g twenty two. AL over
e tn mtg ro have 20 Hnd d very n,ony,n.,nty At that
Sly pl.u 20 a.ma ',' m nri-tcc is % subsn,c rooss
tor r p,.cns'r. bet cl cs De furnished with able
ioo. viii give them models. have aiiel srcai man,
LIT each fa.oai ipliio have direction
committee 20 be called ihc Roo,tny Committee, changed
monthly 'hc duties VI th Commute, % be teach tie pub
c nL, ride "a ,hcrcr, howsnd when to 30 TO soo.t For
inlrn,- do mot innA un. female should b, Obliged to
llo.t ai .r-l h,s tn rcsous ame weighing $50
ponul. ..rd joe ca,npt 1t' a u ,ttns aui IT the
goot 5ua D- t.net 10y e n.bcgf o thc koos.ins Com.
m f-r The getting oh would ~ be- dcutto teach Thi,
p-s llc no4.i app,,ne anl DO not believe the ears
,o.ld br n,rrcgoad.d hr..,f, q adopted Be.ides the
Com. I,s would s' ofai lo'o leo. title, si4 4 &C.
,o4n,lu,rs loy u g. 90 hold - peg.ons. ANY one
sc , 90 o,nni,., 20 y person, In violates
..tln,cfs md iie i.n of the /. ia The omnibus. There
l.s.y ..s t' c.ce t.c Violations u pioprety vi,
lpy count l2i have noeei that thc lad,s alc ycD
Del 'u ln t a.i e.ci tN can count u, lo DO uol be-.
Be-. .'y "I'i Go torn people out OF tic.r seals wly.
. t' wishing 10 practice foouncu. Every Omnibus now
ht. ..nau. .o.r o thcn three ~ IL g. auacr oi IN.
n Iity '.'r n.'n tulult ~, pnf'.slllrs sies
ptN4 $50 geo u pace 'eu-ihai hey H. no hcl long TO-
r 'Hrhr NHl ''i. ,rt trn lrt b. unicriood gene
I} 'h i"r' tdns outside az" .'nd d".i Tor Tie
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EXTRACT BUChu, - per bottle, or SIX 'or -
"SARSAPARlLLA," ~ per bottle or Six iof ~
Delivered to any address securely packed
Address ettcrs for Information 10
nELMBoLDs DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
No. 39i BROADWAY, NEWNohh
uELMBoLps DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,
No. so BROADWAY, NEN-iohh.
HELMBoLp's pRuG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
No. 50, BROADWAY, NEW-iOhk.
urLMBoLDs
llELMBOLDS
MEDIC NJ DEPOT.
MEDICAL DEPOT,
No lo4 SOUTH ioTHSr,
No. los SOUTH l0fiI ST,
No. 10. SOUfh loiI 81,
tpclow ChrstnntJ
below thcs,nui)
rnlLAprLpulh
rillf ApELfiiIA.
PHILADELPHIA.
ag,y,nr ON couNrfRrrlrsAND UNPaISoirLEp
DEALERS
WHO ENpEANoR TO
81, o,,np and other articles on tic repns1cL
"'P'''' atanedby
IIEI.NIDOLD'S PREPARATIONS,
Irru.MBOLD'S PREPARATIONS,
,I,,INIHOID'S PREPARATIONS,
uEI,MBOLD'S PREPARATIONS
i'ELNDoAO' GENUINE EXTRACT Bucnu.
HELMBOLD's ..,......,,. ,.,,.,, ,.r s,ps,p,p,LLA
HELMBOLps ..,,... ,,,o,o,rn rosr WASH
scdby all Druggists.
ASK FOR uELMBOLDS.
ASK EOE HELMDOhOS' 49,.
~ Gu, ont the advertisement. and ssud sss md svs's
Pessusv >Sa sAsssw~
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PORTRAITS of HENRY WARD BEFCHER, Bishop
iIarAiss Cen BtRSuDr NrlL'Ag GILMORE srsss
WoLtFsHArrr Ais.i..ln. joins hEssIRosc n,n. FRosr.
Cu,rLa XII, Of swsDfs. ts,0v, The sculptor FLAX
Man llo An,i tgAss ;he youui Ora,or; JonS
u. CaarrELi, co. ssRRELr- of .e swamp Ansl Battery,
at with SArtDhr. cd cl.s..erl ae November number
pnalsoioaicAl JorasAi T. .eai. by ARE p,t New,ncn
lncil lowLsR Walls 40. 20 Broadway. pa5i'hen
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IAl,,rl.m.ntl
PnRFNnLOGY. pnYslOLOGY.

iN1NIotNpNh, hhtNvh''Af hiFi'b''i'
PSYCHOLOGY. ErnSol0Gr lcl ding the various signs
o.nc.c" aui hos 20 rcsi 'cu given 90 tie PuaEso.
LOGICAL JocaN,L - 51s year. hoycnb- ~ now ready
l. cents. fowLEa T. " ELis No. JB Broadway, y u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

STRIKE on THE STxTH-AvESUE RAILROAD
Some $50 or 200 men were standing in groups in tho
vicinity of tho sxhavenue Railroad depot at Forty
third street on Thursday morning and very few cars
wero running. 1t is understood that the men are on
strike Should they succeed in carrying their point a.
it seems not unlikely they may they will then receive
from a rich corporation 81 per day.
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safes, ship News.
ARRIVED
Slip CLna Baker tof Yarmouth ~ 81 Cam Agjlostin
~ vsys, si.L pig uva aud pJss. " lloyd 0@s>sas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

State In connection with tho subject MI. Long OF.
fered resolution granting tho request and directing
the Street Commissioner to remove the Barracks in the
Of ,ha state authorities Mr.. Fox moved to defer &C.
ton moi on the subject indefinitely. but motion to lay
over prevailed. A communication was received from
Controller Brennan. accompanied BY an ordinance
transferring the of S5 70 from the account OF in
erest on Revenue Bonds to interest Of the Union De-
tense Committee Bonds 5000 TO Police Station House
account; sl06j to Corporation Advertising account
1000 70 account OF Cleaning the Streets and $1,000
from Assessment Bonds to Printing for the Common
Council. The ordinance was adopted, and after the
transaction of some routine business, the Board ad'
iourncd until next Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

Non Retention or Incontinence of Urine Irritation lneam:
nation or liberation of the Bladder and Kdney Diseases 81
the Prostate Gland the Bladder, Calculus Gravel %
Brick Dust Deposit and all Diseases Affections Of the Bad
der and Kidneys aud Dropsical sweinss existing IN Men,
Women, or Children
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

FoR llosPIrAr PuRro' Ks.-Ihai once l"Vof-
he steamboat % tic Hudson River. Ne NcH World.
La been snld 10 tho L. 5. GotrTamcnt foi boating
hospital sis l. undergoing the necss.aFy repairs
. Hunters Point. and vii be- Immediately taken &"
" arlington shcru che viii accommodate about ~
f.rsli.sl snld .sls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

The Rev. Chamccy u. Murray formerly oil
tie Market slrrct Reformed Dutch Church If ihis c!
his received and accepted cIl flom The "'''nin'tI
Pr,sby4cral- Church IN Tscniy second street. MI
Murray has already entered upon the dates Of DE
Office. and is rapidly lning up tho church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

CROroY WATER SroCR.--Ihc Controller has
a.L,i uhorly u the Common Council to ISSUE the &c.
m4Ader oi the Water Sioch authorized by Chnpi 20
., The aws al 1919 IL bcus pr cent interest ard b.
lcdccmabo at period OF time not less thln - uor more
than % years ni'cr the passage Of c act The amount
81 stock authorized by the act OF Isil tOo00p O
lhll c255O redoemlble In l.35 had been is ped thus
leaving sJliiOD yct to be- disposed OF The new urd
nance recently presented TO The Common Council Tor
adoption proposes TO raise ,e5lU0o cdecmnbc iu lea
.nicic.t 10 be paidqualtcr yearly f.om the sinking iuJ
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CITY ITEMs.

HARLEM RAILROAD-NEw ARRANGEMENT -
On Monday next 10th inst, new timetable com
prisug the Winter arrangements for running the Trans
on this railroad 20 into effect. Two fast express trans
are 10 be run daily between this city and AiDy e'
ing hc,o at 10 o'clock a. ID. and 421 p NJ ihes' are
TO run in connection with the express trains on ihe ~
Central Railroad Passengers viii then
70 and from the great Wet In order to carry ou' ID,
arrangements entered into with The Ncw-ioiA ''hHa
Railroad the Harlem Railroad Company have purchased
eight new frst class locomotives and number oi INC
best finished passeng crcars. Arrangements nave n'''
been made for the transportation u freight ana '"
by the same rouie. Commodore vanderbilt hns Ie
solved 70 SEQ what can be done 18th the Harlem Kan
road the ensuing Winter and no doubt ".l carr! hi'
plans through
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

TIE MoSrrrAL DELLjATIoN-Thc Montreal
dcernton who came hiiher iog The purpose OF obtain
ir. Information concerning fhc methods cnpo''d ID
lnriny oai improvements in ouT city widening -iieef
g.. again visited DE Mayors oiiee yesterday 'ocH
pre-. their eradication At the coufic-cs which bal
Loon extended thorn In an the Department. 81 The cry
Government aud their obi saiion cor tie a,os con
lucd hey riG next vl,i; rhiisieiPaa aad Wash.
lnrion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

TIE Ngw.YoRK SWISS SHOOTING SOCIETY
This Society which vas orglni1cd a, Spring Tor the
rurpose ~ raising fund for the relief OF the WIDOW
and orphans Of The swss sodic'i tlipin te Pr s,ni
AZ. have forwarded TO the proper aulo,ics s,'' al
hundred dollars. being ,ho proceeds Cd tie cn,oIi.u
mcui givca IS thc A'sociat'on. as Jones' Wood. IN
September last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

PgE,ESrATIos TO rR0yOsr.MARSnAL JES-
KINs.-icsorday morning committee oi ionItccn ct
Gems Of the Twenty second Ward waited upon Provost
Mlrshr jenkins At bis headquarters, corner OF Forty
seventh street and broadway and presented him with
Handsomely cnrrohscd and framed set of resolutions
ihanh.rg ban for the able aud efficient manor ina Nhh
hc ha discharged the unpleasant dut.c, OF his office.
The presentation address made by the Hon. Ar,.
ward. 70 Which Capt jenkins briefly responded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

Board OF ALpEnnEN.-M stated a meeting
Of nii Board yesterday afternoon, the Committee on
Ferries was requested 10 report What measures should
he taken 10 compel the pioplicols Of tAc nobok 10
Ferry io run better boat and 40 uolc regular p,.ods
resolution Was directed to report the rcasols wa,
various streets and avenues not lighted with gus 90
accordance with the directions OF Che Common Council
The Mayor sent in communication respecting the re-.
moya of the Park Barracks 10 The Battery. Agreeable
to tic rcquost Of Brig. Gen. Hays Poyost Ma.sil.
Gvlsyal wv QualtcyssstcI GvasgH 1ajeou VI LIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

INSTITUTE or REWARD FOR ORPHANS or PA
TRIOrs The annual meeting OF the Institute Of Reward was
held Thursday June 49, 1868, the Free Acsdemy. the
President Vaeatine Mott NJ d. IN the chair sustained BY
Horace Webster Ill. D., and Samuel b. Ball ID d.. Vice
Presidents The annual report read by David p. Ho
ton NJ. D., Corresponding Secretary Dnring tho year past
the eIcIon o the Institute have been mainly directed to
urging upon the State Leg their acceptance OF the
Congregational grant OF land for agricultural aud educational
purposes and toward securing provsot by which in the
lee students the colleges snd experimental forms
by the grant, preference shall be given to the orphans
those dying the defense Of their country and Also TO-
ward procuring supplemental fund for the support of
par soly department for the younger class Of oIphaus the
said farms
The object, the Institute have been received
with cordially Mr.. Piny NJ Forward will continue to
fgs tho clsr, Of the Institute Its agent ia the New En-
gland states Grateful acknowledgmeus rendered to
who by pecuniAry aid personal effort have contrib
uted further the objects OF tho Institute especially to the
Rev Samuel b. Bell, ID. D., MIR. OscaDyan, the Rev Dr.
Cheever and Daniel J. Mcgowan NJ D. for their Interest,
ing lectures IL s bshs and to MARSHALL o. Roberts and Al
e1auder KnoI e.qs for their liberal contributions Ae
tn. residing OF the report remarks were made BY The Pfs'
den snd Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

GERMAN REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Geman Republican Comnit,ee met lat evening at the
Scuben House Andreas Willmanu in the chair After the
approval Of tho miputes the Chairman introduced Cap.
Cheins OF the 18th Regiment N. Y. Volunteers formerly
member OF tho Ccntfs Comn,ittee) aud two gentlemen.
Mes Seige ond Messner both ug Ives from ToIss, who
received with applause The latter Ssve interesting
alive OF Rebellion hesss Thes and Noge took their
delegate, from the Fifth Ward Committee OF
three appointed by the chair, via: Dr. Wa,ermspn
Maignon, Aus Schmidt for the purpose of drawing
resolutions with reference tho death Of Henry Klein late
delegate from the Fifth Ward The Committee then went
into election for Secretary. which resulted in the choice
of DR.. Hartman Guleke Of the Twelfth Ward And, sfel
the Transaction of routine business. an sdjournmen
Was moye cd aud carried.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

ABSOLUTE SALE of 200 LoTs and CORES IN
LEWIS, WLLOUGHBr, and STUrvKsAsT-AvL, WITHnKsPoox
ART and PUiAsKsra
THR ExCELsoR FIRK Insurance CouPAsY ofNsv-YoKK
will sell at Auction THuRsDAY, June Is at IL o clock
the Merchants Exchange Sale-oom, No lJ Libertyst.
through A. J. bLRgCKER. Son Co.. and JAMS Coin 4
SON. Auctoneers the following property belonging to shem
VIZ:
On Dr. K,LB and srUrvssAsrAvs. I6 Lots on tho n. "
and g. Corners
On De KALB Av., lots H. s. between Stuyvo.sut and
Reedavs
On PUL,sxIsr 20 lots u. and So, between Lewis and
Stuyves iut-avs.
On PuL,sxrsr. 20 lots between Reed snd Stuyv ean
On srurvyAsTAv, 20 lots w. o.. between Pusskist aud
Nioug hhy-sv
On SruYvgsAsrAv. lots e. O.. between Hart.t and VII
loughbysv.
On H.Rr-sr, 40 los aud cores and between Lewis
and Stuy yessutsys.
Gu HnT.sr.4 cores n. g. between stuyve"n,-sv and
Broadway
On LKwIsAv lots and cores e. of Wioushby'
N.
On wILIouGuBrAv. 80 lots and cores and between
Lewis aud Stuyyesant-ays
On WrHER,PooN-sr 10 lots and cores S. between Lewis
and Stuyvcsant-av.
This property very desiraby situated elevated ground
contiguous three line, of City Railroads tNyreAv De
ia Brooklyn For r.,d the sy unsurpassed aud
number Of hne resdeOc- have already been erected 10 e
vicinity All III, streets signs on tue corers are 10
width while distance from tho Custom House
tho same a. that l4hs Nes-Yors Ths sale offers
opportunity for Investment for speculative
purposes property this eghborhood rapidly incres
ug in Purchasers will he protected ssiin nussnces
by in the Deed and will be furnished with an 49,
stract Of title .ypensc The title udsputsbe
Twotrdsof tho Purchase money remain on bond and
mortgage, a. per cent annuu For maps &C. apply AZ
office OF the company No $50 Broadway or the suction
esr. No II Cedafs and No. 369 Fultou-s,. Brooklyn
| BY order EUGESH PLUNKKrT, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

Gen. Fremont cent the following letter 70 the
Eew-IIampshiIe Mass Union Convention held on
the l7th met
Ngw.YoEK, jane 10 1863.
Nj DER Sir: fnd tat must give up ny ope to be
with you tomorrow The engagements Of which told yOu
have anticipated Obliged uls TO remain here. To this b.
row sdded the ctcAI co don Of our nsousl affair II
had able 10 attend the meeting should hv Edvered
mainly the point which events IN the Wet have
made UppeTm qoton Of tho day aud which tho poo
Ie consider vita that g. Ohio they In danger Of
cepng ia rspsseBsye who ths dOcrin. 81
fire.. spsecL defense sod shield Odd not tbs as under
which hAs served and tic conduct Of whose life show
Tia, he g. not willing sce.pt tho eoDpete principle
oomprebendnE ell cisss and covering all Territory. In tia
couLtfy viii with pfiDeDi.s and II you allow false
LEADER the pope will win them. be
cause the principe carries thou should have ged the
D.uocfsey OF New ampshifc distinct
ty mir Old principles and 10 Uainttn the noble position
I wb CHI eoi e. u them.
hope ms SIR vii insist upon this, and allow
openly bwaftiog the objects Of the Government
tbe aid the vital proei Of party and
he IN the Confederate fs.hiou 10 fnssEd p.ope
dshcDor old g with s inscription free speech
press" But while resssrtg hose principles upon
twhch The Administration went into power aud against which
The South Tebsed tu.t Poop will marx plainly the
boundary line which separates the former and
tsy opposing the by nstng tqusy dsiaot their do
tsfnibA support the GOyernoDt In putting down the
psDe lion. th. oDhe fee speech would be secured; free
kyssch Wendell Phiipss well "a for Nh VAlsDdghsn
Since eyents have brought pereuptofy do
be-. Your people will ee that they have need for
bon than disuson but whaeyer they afve at trust that
kty will recognize that while have Rebels In the fed
sctons at home tbere IL neither victory safety Ia
t.fwsy measUIes or compr0rDisos Veiy uuiy vouIs a
JOHN c. EREM0NTe
| III. EIceilency Gov. GILMORE
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Markefs-Ren0rked Hn ItLeprnuh.

BUFFALO, June Is.-FLOUR Ia moderate demand. WHzAI
IoLiDf Of importance dOiug tAes Of 5000 bush
sd Chicago Spring st &c. And small lots Of red aud bite
otter Wsstern private terms. COhs ia fair demand
Of 49, 100 bush at tOc OATS aud other gains quiet.
tBnEI Ia good demand, and neist tendency Upward
fss Of 40 bbs at lIio CANAL FHgiGHTs steady. LAKE
PPOETs--< eco bbls Flour. AiOJ bush Wheat 35 900
sh Co.'s 81 900 bush Oats ExPOETs-70OJ bbls Flour;
u DOj bush. Wheat It4 90 bush Com.
tHICAGO. June lS.-FLOUs doll. WHEAT quiet and de.
ssa ialc. ssIss Ell iOd 81 A.. Cons sctiye sales at
5e. HECsisfs}7O0 bbs fiOui A. 900 JusL Whsst 49,,
bush. Corn BnlPsgsTs-soo DDis Flour, JS,Wu bash.
ksss saa ssa,sOS Sssa- Csss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20

HEART
LIVER KIDNEYS,
DIGESTIVE ORGANS AND GLANDULAR
SYSTEM
sad 10 bsvs great control over
SCROFULOUS AFFECTIONS,
Nowithsndn, the zeal aud ability which have bssa d.
voted to It's invest son rem,ined almost usseU. una
Dr. Henry Ander physician aud chemist O.h City ss
patient labor aud experiment. discovered chsmi oel
process which enabled hi 70 Dissolve
PURE IODINE IN PURE WATER
without solvent Thi. considered impossible by the Sc!sa-
fc World 10 stesed by certificates OF snsys from Dr. J.
r. Chiffon of hi, city and Prof Booth. u g. Mint. Phila-
d.phia The importance OF this discovery highly
appreciated by Faculty that tho hed'
Journals ana its recommended 10 prscttonefs tseo
American Medical Notify" Jolly o. 1880 page io.D
This valuable Medicine 10 available 10 the public fos
the Of Scrofuls in s It's msniod forms Consumption,
Nsurgs, Nervou. Affections Female Weakoesse., Dyspep-
STA syphilis aud tue ony remedy for the successful eEsds
ton OF Msrcursl Disease.
ASATONIC,
M operation 10 eviuced by the digestive ors.ns
AID increasing the sppstite In cases Of Dyspeps Emscs-
Debility Increased nutrition Of the body 10 the
result OF the ymeRt O! Iodine The patient recovsss
flesh color hitherto pale relaxed aud feobs he
becomes tul. strong and tond.
Full directions accompany each bottle
TESTIMONIALS MAY BE SEEN AT OUR OFFICE
Prics 81 per Bottle. SIS per halfdozen.
Sold by Drussist sent by EIpes receipt Of price
AL consultations free.
DR. II. ANDERS & CO.,
Physicians and Chemists
No. 428 Broadway, Nsw-Yort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-20
DR.. j. III. Schenck
No 81 Bond st.. New-York,
On TUESDAY OF EACH WEEK

No 81 Bond st. kew-York,
OnTUEsDAY OF EACH WEEK,
from q N to p m to give advice =.
He eas diseases but those Of the Lungs Live, and
Stomach and makes charges for advice or e.smsisg
ubss In the ordinary physcas generally do; boS
for thorough examination WITH tho k-sprometer he CHARGES
Pain in the Side or shoade Blade troubled with Cos.vs
ness Diarrhes Salow peXon Loss OF Appetite. Low
Spirits Rssesspes Nights or any other disease leading
Consumption to cal on him - above aud get his sdyios
Dr. J. ii SChENCk'S
SEA WEED rONIC
FOR TIE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA.
This remedy composed Of scompouod preparation ole
common weed growing along The ssasnoIe AID csf'siA
Nearly every person lees afflicted with dyspepsia,
of the diseases connected with ii and Is with fes
of that DR. ScDeuck announce TO all such
the discovery of Of the SesWesd which sjuss
tie remedy for their ailments DyPepss sod the many die
arising from caused by the dehceo secretion o.
the gastric aud weakness of the powers OF the stomach
Tho effect Of the SesWesd Tonic felt after t,ken.
supplies at the principles Of the d. csn gssrs
juice and tbs food Il dxes.ed naturally In fact tho Tonic
nearly resembles the natural gastric juice that chemiss
strengthens the stomach, thus enabling to secres tho
proper quantity ana quality Of gastric juice and dyspepsa
ana oil its diseases soon disappear.
tn weADown fact that suffer like the dyspepe,
oI addition tho dyspepsia there often either bead
sour aud sick stomach, psin IN the side, Papations OF
the he. ehils and fever gravel d Of the kidneys
voo and emors general debility faintn-s' lose e
arising disorders tate Of the .o%sch and here
l. newly ai.covrrsd remedy, for the trs OF one dol
Nov dy'peptic win you yourself of .hi. remedy foe
20 ',,aIs COS. Of Th will ,Ga sui suffer on Tho .hSss
Tor you 70 MAKE Inc sea eed Tonic pleasant btteS
giving person good appetite and god deesOp Is put ~
in quart bottles awsys agree. With the stomach aad boz
tie generally effects cure. Whsseyer the bowels are
tive hs tongue furred or the .aow few %
schsncI's Maud AXE OF Liver Pnlssr to be used
Remember Dr. SCHENCK only DO found ct his roous
No 81 Bond st. NewYork every Tuesday from a. IN to
for consultation and advice but he always has full
supply OF medicines at tis rooms which be had al
times and also for sale BY all drusgs and desers Price
Of tho PULMONIC SYRUP and sEAWEED TONIC. each
81 per bottle or rs the half Dozen MANDRAKE PILLS
rs cents per box. -
For sale by DEMAS s. BARNES Co.. No. % Breed
way N. Y. and druggists ard dealers everywhere.