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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03
OFFICE ~ ruE Di,Pnn.GN FILTER,
Vt NCk EsklHs PLpIBiNG 4 .rAB,fsifng.I
70 IS fh.st. corner Of Ulccuc \
The Din u ttlter. an Invention Ia f,r,rle

10 IS thtt corner Of Glccu, ,
The Diaphragm tiicr, invention. Is regarded by
t. ldins fuh'ts 81 tins city ind generally by fro sioni
lni Scientific gentlemen, The simple durable and
efficient apparatus oT the plrncaon Of under pressure
has been awarded Two tod AMI Silver Medals by the
American AMI Maryland nitui' aud by the Mi-,acnucitp
Mechanics Charitable Assoclton aud approved by our
most eminent Ihenis, with additional imrroycmcnal
The Diaphragm Filter, manufactured by Alexander Mckcn
.e No 40 81, H. the tind Of Porous Filter e. which
alluded In my report to the Crnon Board consider
the artificial iandiane hic constitutes the altering medium
b, excellent hicc tor the purpose The instrument
quite duriblr, and requires TO be occasionally
Insure A. aotion.-New forA, Airh -, 1907
JAMES u. Chiffon NJ. D.. Chemist.
Colurinc. Coiorinc.-NO LONGER kErTsECRET
Those haudO. Moustaci.s and Nsker. on Broadway from
the OF IT T. g. itshton, No i7 broadway and others
hsy. sold gos-ss Of H. toohc color. hair beautifully mo-
waste preparation trouhe VIII burn or sfisp your
hair leaves It soft aud glossy with one application We
guarantee It hes, aud cheapest Buy IT, aud ,ry nyoa will
other Splendid iol Ladies applied without eniang
ling General depot FUNSTON \ HIOFIELD, No =!
JVLp-tt, New-gsst.
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Remark ron The A~eroas Neeiea! Nossiy. sd:ed b.
Edsuri H. Parker A. W, 81 D.. late Po.essor q Ana,oHy
Ia III. New YORK Medical College.
IoDisz wArzR Samples Of preparation witt his
have been by d. Aader,, Of this Ely. oy ~hoa
prepared Cheui.,. generally state that iodine IN b. Dis
solved wl,cr bur that TIE solution vIy
Anlns Ia aei oaly LOS pant ocae by ~'isl- DE- An.
der tia, this only simple solution 10 Green ssfsr'
AID may b. iaGe .,ron. Of gran 20 the ounce The
pr,paFson Decidedly brown u.d with strong .oeil and
tae o. iodine. Whrn Allowed stand in oen vessel tie
color ana both disappear The remainder b. s simply
hnpd We Asve copy the sepors Of ansy
Il. ads By DR. Chiffon watch be ;h be Gnts Il 70
b, solution ct PR Iodine in wt,er' Il issgacion cfner
10y unworthy investigation What lay b. The
,hsapca,ie4 value ihs pr rsr.On II s'
5jucc pre- Iodine into he system ~,,aou. nbnaii0n
Nth any other ,ub.,sncc iar result, nay follow Pr
,.aouer ,hsla remember hi. solution wtsa ,T.sr.onr
Iodine.
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All the interests Of ts sreat city csteuod for it,
columns The object Of the pu0eIs has been to maze IL
public nece 81 rendering II accurate compendium Of
every kind Of ni1fn0ion which the pubic wants. aud by
proyldne led tera banquet 10! the oi leisure
Hencs its circulation universal Men Of al political opons
Of every Tade calling and profession reed IT, because
bodies TACT, loI sad facts obtained from exclusive sources
accessible 10 The general pre ia county circulation l.
inmenc country hon the city h doing
and THE SUNDAY NERO uiy reflects social pT0ieeliona,
and business life in kewYoIk, in mirror The ladies
unanimously adm al. ioE where else ihey ind much
orgins hga resdDg Of the Hos delightful And Ia fact,
there DOti Ing Ia politics er nts, sport gossip
passing events ~ suy pzTlInent which should nave
place IL uiYeisa new apayer omitted In IL programme
America before had complete and
lOuias nor any publ abroad Of the cias
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SKw-yoRK. September o.

SEw-YoRK. September g.
have been ring years pas, ffom cA;Arfh
with great hesvincss my eyes with severe depression
great uueasuess and psn In my head great difficulty IN bea
ing and continual accumulation my nos,Eis which gave
me lights for several years have coniaed several
physcisn. who pIoaoanced to b. consnnpd7e What
suffered oE 30 long time is Undesirable Sly system Wa
entirely di,suanged and greatly debii,aied no, only ht
weak but had cloud continually before my eye snd my
ears were 90 aa tied tia, threatened with total los Or
hearing uus say. think guided BY Providence 70
come to d.. Won EisclbeF who only cured Of ny
Caauh by removing ss,ouing quantity Of dis,geeabe
matter ry head but he restored to peT,c, health
blessing have enjoyed Tor many years. Nov ENJOY
good night. and pur,ue my business with comfort
acknowledse Dr. Won Eiseubeg mild and chenille
treatment Tor Ca,arh deserve. the highest COMMUNICATION
ire principle which direct. his system q curing Caarfh g.
such a. 70 render certain.
JAMES FURLOEG No $50 % sv
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From Rev. John Mott, n. D., Professor In Union
College, schenectady, NJ y.

FosDA ~ L.. April % loe1
=. L. CAGwIS esq.-DeaT Sir: received yoLr letter q
Arri y today. ] have had from infancy very
deaf and always dsehMsns more lees Off nfivo mat
ter This year both became diseased running very
much very offensive, producing the greatest debility Of
body snd depression Of 'pr and nay bearing impaired IN
the highe. degree. In such condition PIT myself undef
the care Of Dr. Lsh,h. lie has fully restored ne hear
well the dizziness and the dchAsc have been removed and
have 10, retained The stopping d the running h' s'en me
the highest elasticity and visor u body and Coz 81 si;'
while ny that stopping the t'charr' ~osla Prove
Detrimental or dsnrcfous
esteem or rather have learned esern, Dr LshhM for
be- was stranger 10 mel s,n,lsmsa ni nsn q 'saee.
H. whom the hlshes, confidence rsy be fsssd
Yours vsry t-uly, JOHN hnIT
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A REFLEX OF THE AGE,

With place for everything and everything In IL place II
iu Of the materials Of history well a. the materials 10!
creation and {! IT, publication inter nited Tor week.
ihst regards o. facts which imports every
AID know would be little better than blank
Ia our local annals
These the Of its II has 10 day ~
ps'shsts prepared prove whenever opportunity Ia
trofosc them circulation equal 10 that o. all ia sunday
x"f"9'es nsntied BY three md hygT dfy en- ni1fgH
hdn any ot' Bu1sd heo lork any day " The eeek
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Other ,es,inonlls a remarkable cares AL rshssntsi g.
pa!es O. tho hGhs', ie'p,eiAb.y. iDs IN ' elsy ~ho
have been cured q De,ne CssA L. ~e. 81 b lad %
sppi.sstion nihe
oypiCE, No n sr M aHs -NACE
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WILLIAM LlDDLl
CATARRH CURED.
Harlem, l26,b..,., between % and 3dsv'

Exw YORK Aus. 20. 1858.
have been suffering for the lac, three years from severe
Ca.arrh with continual dulness In my head ush'nes
acros, my chest, weight my eyes, which were weak
wa,ery and very painful My nos,fis continually OBJ
.suc,ca vh pouring sad have had frequent sneesns
hosrseness Of my voice generally attended with splitting often
with funess Of my throat, together with soreness and
dropping Dr. Won Esenberg has cured Of oil these dss
rr,eablc suHornes now feel lie The treatment o.
Dr. Non Eenbes ,sill az i' 'ucee''ial rs impo'
ble to ovcrra.e the benefit have received a, h hands
heartily recommend any suffering lac myself to place
themselves under d. Won Eisenbergs with certainty
Of being seesv cured give this with gratitude and pea'
ne, canno; forbesr aging that my voice which was
hoa,e and ,hlck when applied TO d. Won Ehen5os l. DOW
clear and good indeed, feel abundantly sailsh'd
JAMES LITTLE. No. 2s5 ',h A. New Yors
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The Great Hit OF the Day:
THREE TIMES DEAD;
Or.
THE SECRET OF THE HEATH.
BY the author Of John Marchmonts Legacy" Eleanor
Victory" SC, &c, &C,
The Great Hit OF the Day !.
SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW.

The opening chapters OF this nen.ey interesting Romance
sonneaced in TIE SUNDAY MERCURY of the 2oth uli
excited the curiosity Of the pubic and taken hold Of their
,msgatos extent that has parallel IN the history Of
seria stores this sde Of the Atlantic Unable to supply
tie demand the editions the 20b and 18th u contain
the two ns4clts OF tue woTk tie Publishers have
had carefully condensed for the issue OF in
which VIII b. found tie pth the story far II Las
seeded IN the fora Of prchK 70 TIE continuation no pans
th- abstract JE and dear that
readers us the exciting and powerful narrative
viii have perfect understanding Of every incident
Of the opening chapters necessary " the completeness Of he
iale.
The cansic huo7 OF Dickens is combined with the tragic
force Of Dnwer Ia this wonderful. work Of action Ine sty
well the plot r. fascinating IN the estt,ine In u.
words Of distinguished English reviewer THREE TINES
DEAD" is story which begun. Els! be continued to
he end Il hauu,s the Imagination It lives IA tie memory
thrilling and tine drawn character. cannot be do
missed the MUD and it, suthoTes bad never wr1tten
anything else II would stamp her one Of the most oFns
md VIVID pasional romancists Of tie present Day.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
presenting to the public tins .esi romance q domestic ne
yves another earnest Of its determination b. r a. The
odd with the bes; efforts Of the foreign mind IN tins depart
s a,sse q The SUNDAY &ERcGRS ,he
COMPLETEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
WORLD,
and thu. claims TO have succeeded with ocs circns,on
reaier by than Of my other sheet printed
sewfoI ana y men nov es 's !, ss Of i
hrmaon never before offered ia any weekly publication
,i,hsy in the Old Word OF New It, 6igr Romance anl
Novelette,. tesgrap1ie dispatches rol private aud e1cg
vye up o'clock sunday mornings - ui and thor
.ngb renorts OF nubic Proceeding it, sry end navy news
derived posted eOesp at every point Of In
crest It's elaborate and carefully dsestod statistical articles
subjects Of vita importance A. Theatrical and show ne
rbroad its uuvaiiings Of the WORKINGS of political par
es and csbals Table Tab teeling with original American
sis' f. .orOus outI editorial IT. Police
and Fire Deplrmen, It's personal items ia law Dc
IIent; H. GeA si0us Intelligence IL foreign correspondence
sc render il IL tie words O. -. Paul
ALL THINGS TO ALL MEN,
nd cnt;le the iaense which loag since
,-p'ed all rivalry.
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CHRONIC CATARRH CURED.
READ.

NHTIH " I'I7
THIS Is 70 certify, tho, have suffered from very severe
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dun beayineaa IN the bead
felt my completely stopped up accompanied by continual
soreness u the throat the chi stealing with ocea'
sonol ho, usho. great tgness Of the chest md pain
much that every thooglt consumption Having
heard Of the great performed by Dr. Won EsenbcIg
consulted him, with but little hope Of a happy
10 be enabled to add my testimonial to the great number nj
ready In the Doctor possession, TO his scientific and
cciulmode d treatment be has shown la my that
skin and knowledge which have procured for him great
reputation am entirely Tctored to perfect health that
~ sincerely recommend oil sufferers from CHRONIC
CATARItH and SORE THROAT to apply d, once 10 Dr..
Won EiseDboTg with certainty Of being cured.
FREDERICK WEBER No SO Fouhbt
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Important 10 all Invalids.
INFORMANT TO ALL IsyALIDs
INFORMANT To ALL TsyALiDs.
IMPORTANT TO ALL NyALlDa.
IMPORTANT TO ALL ISvALlDs.
IMPORTANT To ALL isy,Llps.
IMPORTANT To ALL ISyALiDS
IMPORTANT 10 ALL SvALiDs.
hn~,ntnsvs to D., Modal Pfs'.''ioa ID,
IRON
- ths VITAL PRINCIPLE - LiFE ELEMENT O. ne
maai Tl,b ds'lrsa airsy ho'a ,l' 'ooa - "a. bot
ss ,sed n aoi .folsy s,'e o. Jsss aay sasis rAif
CO., H. s,s-...s, sasisy efi,o so' r.,n r,o us e!r
ee,sa q l.o-o ,ea-s.s -hsls 'y.,sn 'usT'. tn
ss4 blood all if.i, ID, beat, all eios % the Iaup ill
e..sl producing ,lea-n,, ~ PIT. ofhe system, s-1 ooB
oas r,g ~, ~.aes' osaa -, b. ''ai'.s4 " a''a''
1t ony sine he aso''ry d that valuable combination
lao~s. rERuyIAs SYRUP ,ha, The ,r,,i ro~,f Of hi.
ylTALzlSO AGENT dsi'- hs' beea lseu5s to hsAt
rIIK rERuylAs SYRUP
TN PERUVIAN SYRUP
TmE PERUVIAN SYRUP
TIN PERUVIAN sYRUP
TIE PERuSlAs SYRUP
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
4. PROTECTED solution 4 the PRoToxlDE Of IRON
ANEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE
ANEW DISCOVERY ~ MEDICINE
that STRIKES At TIE ROOT OF DISEASE by supplying
us blood with h'
ynL Principle of III, Element. IRON
Tau % fs Of ts voaieJ-l 'teoon II TIA rsmsGy "a
ss,tng o -aay diir.s Eiee ofrr ffsedss hlts (g>d
for DiHlEFSiA and FEMALE WEAKNESSES IL IL a
SPECIFIC ....
Uspo, No t9i Bfuadway. }. L. DlNsMOkE
Fof sale By al Dfusfss.
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SIGHT RESTORED.

June H. l8o3-My deer daughter brought to d. Won
Esenbcg almost blind IN both eyes could not bear The
pain the light am completely cured by DR. Won Eisen
berg and called 10 express my gratitude TO the Doctor for
bis skin and unrentng attention. by which recovered one
Of the precious ne after being deprived Of for
four years II 10 only 10 Dr. Won Kscnbers state that
have tried several phycans vain shall be happy to bear
personal testimony to Dr. Won Esnbergs nivaed success to
any lady OF gentleman who will call on
HUGH GlLLON, No 10 Fulton-st., Brooklyn
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gpefial Notilrs.
from Sixth Page.


Prepare fer Ano,her Treas
SUNDAY MERCURY OF TOMORROW,
The psa. domestic Romsnse by The suaOe.s Of Ar0r'
lloyd John Marchmonrs Lesecy,' &c, &c. entitled
THREE TIMES DEAD;
OR,
THE SECRET OF THE HEAIn,
viii be commenced and continued in To Morrow,
MERCURY "a order ih the %aSy w10 siye con-
iainns he fst and SECOND ,stsuens Of tins ,tAh Soy
fall digest of the opening chapter. viii be puosn "
zen. ana iYpt Of the prce ding portion necessary TO
clear comprehension oi the en'r' narrative ~ "
In the wbsis range of modern fiction it w9nd be d.cul to
End ory IN which the is Sustained throughout with
,uch wonderful skin a. in
"THREE TIMES DEAD"
Line a,rcl the auioress depicts the comic and the tragic
,ses Of human BE with equal force, nterninsing with
she Thoroughly original and whoever reads this exuaord
say story viii admit thai stands alone among the ronanes
epcated Itself until its plots is dialogue m incidents have
epoD, and worked up with desree OF power wh no ny
r novels; could urpass The bright ride eud the light side
all nodded with master hand The description Of
lac OF Sopperton and the riS.r "Sloshy Is not eX
,ed graphic vsor and quiet satire by amy thing ma DICK
OF ThackeEay wro;e.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY
places before its reade Sunday morns moro com
gehensive summary Of the World AFFAIRS itGl @ ese
II everything tha, within the Of journalism
readers in the fore nsrAet Tor the oest ois
smanocs paving srse prices Tor The advance sheets, and
ecurrs the best home in the department by TIE
,sme liberal policy IL reflects columns through the
oedum of the competent ieporteis AID coresp Ed'hs
he news Of the erlSe CIV .zed void No Journal III ,he
United States has such weoTganzed system 81 tees.smc
>snn,unicaon oiten oies its coiemPoaIie' an the
publication Of important intelligence Sha!hs ia al we IN
crnaton common the AssociI'ed Iress. has likewise
exclusive sources If Information and is irNsie tceyraphc
dispatches the Of Government and elsewhere often
I..haiow which Other paper has the =! shest
Mkins In Politics Literature, Az Amusemcnis, Commerce,
finance and ell l0cas matters, II gives the fullest and most
eable information and hence il not only has larger but
diversified circulation than any other business medium
Dapcr published in America The Merchant TIE fsImer The
Politician the Artist ihe OF leisure, all take because
he o4 IT, and consumers and Producers, buyers
md sellers lind equally necessary in the prosecution Of t,H
sccupaiions and caiings. Add to this fac,
THE SUNDAY MERCURY,
Contains reading matter than any other weekly pu shed
this country and that It's circulation ia three times tha, OF
al its i~oudbe) Sunday competitors put together and you
viii have idea of the present position Of the
GREAT SUNDAY NEWSPAPER,
Md Of wha; vii eventually become al its present wonderful
,ate Of Progress
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vith several cAspes continuation As this great
asc04c lsle by author u Ohm MsrchmOnts Legacy
i.aoI victory &C.. pIo-rses, II taxes stronger hold
oil READER. ifs suhOIe-s h the
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CkSrLswgs have examined your Liquid icd-e CT Pr
Iodine and md per- solution Of Iodine containing
.u;ei,n, quantity fer al practical parpO.e. rsnstis
attest is superior value in the treatment Of this class Of dis
fy convinced your solution oi lodiae, c pHrr
ss,e preferable any other iora ia ~hi.h has hth
been ased.
respectfully, yours 6c, T. WHITNEY, N. d.
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THE NEWS OF THE WORLD
SUNDAY MERCURY

- faI be collected aud concensed by matches sy
ten Of correspondence and local reporting viii be found in
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Notice.
II IL A DYE
II II 4 DYES
IA u A Dl T..
IT Is A DYE.

IT, the year lelS Mr. MATHEWS hrst gfCPsreaihe VfSE
TAN HAIR DYE. Since that time Il has ben used b.
Thousands. and la instance las failed 30 give entire salts
The VENETIAN Dl r. l. thr cheapest b. thr world iis
pic. il ONLY FIFTY CENTS. aud each bottle contains
double tic quantity o. dye in those usually foii icE
The NFNfTAS DYE u warranted no, 10 tnugc the h.is
OF the scalp in the sngliies, dcsfrc.
The VENETIAN DYE works with rapidiiy and certainty
the hair requiring pre- pafaiion whatever.
TLr VENETIAN DYE produces any shade that my he o."
.fcd-onc that will fade crock. wash oui-our ha 10
a. permanent 80 the hair itself For .lc by all dfust.ts
A. l.. MATHEWS GENERAL A gent,
No IL Gold st.. New.iok.
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Cabinet furniture
AT NAtifAt II NfAN' PRICES.
4lo0 600 WORTH OF PHYSICIANS FuhSlTukE
In eons.quene. OF the falling on ia our wholesale busi
nc.s We OTTER Manufactured goods 20 the pubic ~
the lowest prices.
Consisting Of Paor Library Dining and Bed Room Suites
made selected material and IN the lAcs, fashon.oe syc
Al goods warranted
PLEASE examine goods before pgrchii.nS else
where WE'LL & bRAUNsuORF.
Eos. l25 snd ~ Eiynsiouet bet Essex and Norfolk
Oranl Ea.ea and Non-lon 4. .iaEc. pals clos, Dy
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The Intense Interest
lied By the opening chapters OF tie new Romance emitted
THREE TIMES DEAD;

THE SECRET OF THE HEATH"
ha..n. teI Editions Of the Sunday Mercury contain
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+. WHITNEY. NJ. d.

The Angus, number Of Ts Bibie EEa~. edited BY the
Rev Ctorse s,orrs contain The following editorial notice
IODINE NArEg.-ln this number OF ,i4la. We IN
tsodaec the reader. this , al ErrpAa
We have done So ior Pay nor b. page
ne used medium OF adv. srnen,-ior hs, uniformly
declined them b., saiitud, God and o, cation
DR.. Anl,rs Z Co has medc insert the following
My oay son. CeoIso r. stors, 81 ysan % hss beta
afflicted ioI dozen y,ars. css, vista painfa
swoin-s md inflammation la various parts o. ne body
ofscut.nss seemingly be death, chen respite
but only Of the ti.sv viii more
violence. the pas; three years be had sore %
his breast aid s,cTly his collar bone sih uceri
ton bis throat that gap dy ncrcasns that dissou
lion appeared Inevitable IN lie condition be y, ed 70 D.
Auders by the Of TIE Iodine Wafer De uleer o.
IN he throat disappeared snort time lontinansrs uss
css than months he appatity hea.ed and his
general health much improved This who. lad ieA''
would a asleep death b, Gore this suminer should cose h
now apparently In fair way 90 recover As Pt a'ah -
common 10 mortal state In gratitude to "'d who ha'
thus answered praycr snd Ia justice to Dr. Ani,r' Co
have mad, this statement satisfied that there IN
Iodine Water treatment wheh he readers OF tis nagrI
viii thank It. Editor Tor bnrs.ns to their nosict.
"OEO S.OGES
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rf. - Z. cimas'1
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4 COMPLETE SYNOPSIS
SUNDAY MERCURY OF
OCTOBER srp.

y to g., h.,sllaen,. o. the WORK will be polished
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EAST liaNfio> l. T.
a. ~ 4n|

EAST ii.Nfio> 7. l.,
May 10. ipi
Dr. r. ASprRs & Co-OESrs; The fseNss" ct io''''
Water cmc all right My dsese !. that o. u" MN" ''''
Of the heart before u,ing the Iodine Mnoi asns 'o"i'
being very distinct even disncttha could be- head"i
out dculty with my ovegcoa 0us.0n,e Ne" i."' '"''
sonnd 10 not 90 0c heard
GEORGE h. LESTER
NKw loaK JsuneIy, %, 1870!
pru ASprRs Co.-GKNrs lt affords me the hsne
Measure 10 Inform you ha so.r Iodine Water las entire
cured my aon Felix Chronic mhammatofy Ah' uHs''
Ills nbs AMI his cx,rcn.es drawn up aud h' hsa
20 Affected a. to JAZZ h,, whole oody by its excessive f'i
lions. - ,,,,
Musical Instrument
No i67 bower.
TIE ri 'ua' of the above With other TESTIMONIALS my
Dr. II. ANDERs CO.
Physicians and cheniss.
No .ss Brssa~s.. N. Y.
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Old DIR. IIubbnrd's Female Pills are Tar superior 20
10 M hrrs now n Use Price tiIce dollars sud ave dollars
uer bon 4. - CR.ITtNION Ornr.al Agent, NJ. SO 9TH
ave. corner Of fih Sent by mali receipt VI price fo
salr IN BROOK lyu ut Nos. 20 aud ,Dl .utouas.
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OUR POLICE.

The albany Etening Journal has an article on
the recent attempt to turn out our Board of
Police Commissioners without ceremony, clos
ing as follows:
1--WE III venture suggestion in reference TO the Police
Commission that strikes jus. and wife. Modify the
Law so that this Board may e.simao with the Board Of
Supervisors aud that Of tia Commissioners Of Chsr';'es
each party would be- what Il has almost BEEN pTac ely
FOR wo year: Board upon which each ps''y wou'c nave
equal claims"
1t strikes us as n public misfortune that
The journal had not been of this mind years
ago. We have repeatedly made suggestions
substantially like the above, but without once
awakening an echo from that quarter.
The great mass f our tax-paying, order
loving citizens intensely desire Police entirely
removed from political influences and unaffected
BY the mutations of party ascendency. What
We have ID an approach to non-partlsanship IL
practice but the system gives no assurance
of its stability on this basis. We want a Police
governed and directed by such Board as has
made the Central Park, or that which controls
the Public Charities of our City. And this we
might and should have had years ago.
| Our Police Is incOmparahly Inc best our
City ever had-equal to that OF any other city
on earth. 1t would be grave public calamity
to replace it by any we ever had prior TO 1891.
But We fear it Will prove difficult either to
keep it as it is or place it on the basis that
should have been adopted years ago.
by the way: NJ. Alderman Walsh, il
taking the chair OF the Board OF Aldermen,
held up the State Boards for the government
of various departments of our Citys affairs n,
a metropolitan grievance. We are coEAdep,
tho People do not regard them in tina. light
Theoretical exceptions mny be taken to til,
mode Of their appointment, but though no
managed by angels, they are very far the mos
economical and least rascally portions of on
City Government. When we hear Of any O
these Boards putting up the salaries of thei
Il deputy heads Of bureaus to $1,000 zach on