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DIED.

RIRGY-On Sunday May ~, 1854 at SUez, Egypt, en- route
bomewerd from China, Emile H. Burgy, iAe Oi smith
Archer & Cos Hong Kong in the 2fh yeN of hi, sge.
Tie remains viii be brought home for inieimeni ana que no
tce given OF funeral service
CHILVER-fn Jersey City, on Thursday June TO- 1904
William Clilver. in the 48th year Of hi ago.
THE relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
10 attend BIZ. unsra from his late residence NO ia Osha
street on Sunday, 18Th inst, at o'clock p m
ICONsTANTINE-On Friday morning, June H. Thomas W.
Constantine. aged 81 year.. 81, -,
The friends and relatives respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral on Sunday morning st O'clock rom tDe ies
dencs of his father Of th avenue and
and. thirty second street, Harlem
'LOCKWOOD-On Sixth day, 9th month, l1tb, Abraham
Lockw God in the seth year Of ais age
Notjoe Of tie funeral viii be hereafter given.
OLDERsHAw--ln this city Friday morning June H.
Mrs. Mary l.. Ohershaw. - =, e.,.
Her remains will IN taken Bloomfield ~ for inteImen
from No 10 Lafayette place Sunday morning a clock
Funesl services the Methodist Church, bloomfield on
Sunday at II o'clock.
ODYLL-On Friday, June Il, John Ode, Of consumption
ia his sd year. - ,e,, I'll. j.,
TO attend the funeral sunday 18TH inst III oiOcA
from his late residence, No. 55j Ninth avenue
sHAW-On Thursday morning June is. a. o'clock susan
Shaw IN the 6lt year OF her age reict oil the iHe An
Her relatives aud friends and also those Of her
Peter Nayor respectfully invited to attend her ineia
on SATURDAY. afternoon June 49, at o'clock, Hom No. .
Fast Thirty.sx,h street without further notice
The rensin will be taken TO the Second street Cemetery
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DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, triple SHEET
VINO is MRS. WIysLOWi

As this question is frequently asked we will simply say
that she ia lady who for upward of thirty years. ha. u
trnsiy devoted her time and talents az Female Physician
and nurse principally among children She ha. especially
studied the constitution and wants of this pumerop,
and as result Of this effort and practical knowledge obtained
lifetime spent as and physician she has compounded
Soothing Syrup, for children toething 1t operate. like
masic-sivns rest and health H. moreover sure to
uate the bowes In consequence Of this article Mrs Win
slow becoming worldenowned as benector OF ber
children certainly do UP and bless her Especially {,
this the case In this city Vast Quantities Of the Soothing
Syrup sold and used here We think Mrs wipow
has imorazed her by this invaluable article and we
sincerely believe thousands Of children have been saved
early grave by Its timely USE and that millions yet unborn
will share Its benefits and unite in calling her blessed No
MOTHER has discharged her duty her suffering little one
opinion unit, she hiss given 1t the beneh. of Mrs WIN
SLOWS soorHSs SYRUP. Try It, mohers-rRr IT now.
-lLsdis, Visitor. Esw.YOrk City. IS cents a bottle.
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sIxrH ASSEMBLY DIsrRIcr UNION AssoCIl

SIXTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT UNION AsSoCIA-
rIosA meeting of the Union electors of the With As
tcmbly District comprising parts Of the Tenth. Thir
feenth Fourteenth and met last even
Ing at 2l Broomest by direction OF the Union General
Association of the City and County Of New-hork' and
tn pursuance Of the recommendation OF the Union State
Convention held at Syracuse in May last on MOTION
Sanford L. Macomber. esq, was appointed Chairman
bro tenn, and William Slisby Secretary. On motion
Committee Of five appointed to present names Tor
permanent officers. and the following gentlemen were
elected President, Isaac NJ. Gay Nice-Presidents'
6igmund Waterman, NJ D., Howell c. VAIL Recording
Secretary. james W. ClsseDi espording Secretary
William Silisbyi Treasurer, &C., ".--.--j 9e.-
Iet Arms julius Brown.
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From The Christian Times.
SIGHT RESTORED.

CONCERSiNG EYES AND OCULISTS.
oftbe hye senses that which call seeing 4, the most i'm
portan, and valued In proportion this fails
We are reduced hepessne II entirely destitute OF sight,
how slow would be p:osFes in knowledge, and how lin
tied our sphere Of action and usefulness Endowed with it,
the universe become. new creation clothed with beauty and
diversified by that infinite variety which fails to attract
the mind and heart.
For several months past hi, has been practical subject to
~. An ialued condition OF tie eyelids communicating
to the pupil rendered the discharge oi daily duties not
only painful bu. dangerous Arbuins it TO the effect of
cold We endured through the Spring, with the hope tia,
with the return OF warm weather would entirely disappear
But in til. doomed to disappointment Summer re-
turned bu, no, or woned sight Wha, might have been the
r,u, either OF further neglect OF incompetent treatment
We cannot say.
s,asns to friend lie assured US that similar
one in hi. own iumiy had recently been treated with entire
success by Dr. Won Eisenbcrs Of this city, Satisfying
selves by more particular inquiries that the Docori'
m INIT scientific oculi,t aud suri,t we concluded seel
the benefit of his treatment, which hay: now reason to
acknowledge very great Though but few weeks under
his care the appearance Of has totally changed TIC
pupil Is now iu clear aud the lids entirely free from
Inflammation The Doctor says that the optic nerve has been
Weakened and the retina assumed chronic iniammaory
state affecting less all the other tissues. and threaten
ng II neglected to end in Amauro-.. Ophthamii', we be
eye tho which ocui',s apply to eyes affected
ours Having obtained tho much desired relief take
pleasure in acknowledging indebtedness to the talent
Dr. Won Eenbe and Of calling to the attention Of others
who may be suffering from = similar condition
Of their eyes said that Providence provides sntidote
for every bane II 10 certain that the eye in these times
subject trials than formerly Let US be thankful
then that increase the tendencies which destroy the
organ vision the progress Of science keeps pace with these
.endenciss II not IN advance Of them.
OFFICE, No. $40 BROADWAY.
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NARREE. ID.

FrTHRRsTON -MclLyAINE--ln Philadelphia, on IhuTs.
dsy June 6 by the Right Rev. j. p; Wood, Bishop Of
pl3,d,luhia Al the residence Of tho brides fsiheI,
fedinahd L. Fetheron 20 Emele c. daughter Of Francis
McIvaine, all O; Philadelphia
PHYFE-ST. J0HN-0n Thundey, June l6 q the resi-
d.nce Of the brides mother by the Rev Gardner hprhg
d. D. WA Phyfe IT, to Henrietta NJ, daughter Of the late
Chsuncey 81. John, esq, Of this city.
sr-WOODRUFF-In this city, Thursday, June
H. Inv IN, Rev C. A. Thomas Edgar g.. Pa.isse 10 Miss
Caroline II. Woodrus, formerly Of Auburn, N u
uNDERHILL-sUTTON-On ThY;sday June Is q the
residsucs OF the brides parents, Croon valley n i" ny
Friends ceremony Joshua L. Underhi Of this city, 10 sa'
rsh NJ, daughter OF Moses Sutton.
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Clothing.
SUMMER GOODS AT OLD PRICES.
DEVLIN e. Co.
Have moderate Stock Of sUMMER CLOTHING manuiao-
tu-ed previously to the last season. which viii DC sold
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
At prices based upon GOLD at PAR 6ns opportunity Zoe
Country Dealers
BROADWAY, cor. GRAND-sT.
BROADWAY, cor WARREN-ST
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or location Of and time II ooFcrcsDen ace GdfeT
tiscneafs in other columns II tass p1s,er.
MALIAcK's THEArRR-Speed the floT.
hvrsTER GARDKS-Thrice MaIried-fTa Davolo.
EIBLos GARDES-Bel Demonio.
bLInPIc 1HBArKR-Aaddia; OF, The Wonderful Lamp.
BROADWAY IHEATER-OuE American Cousin al Home.
BARNUNs MusEUM-Norah CTelnG-BOOts at the swan
Miss Major eastman.
JRyISG HAII-Falons StereCpiicoD.
t85 BRoADwAY-Heller's Demo Liacal Performances
GoPz CHAPEL-Homan Troupe--Ls sounambua
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A meeting of the Union electors Of the
6th Assembly District held on Thursday evening
and elected Lambert S. Beck Presidents Charles j.
holsom Vice President; Marin b. Brown. Secretary
&enry IL. Haigbt, Treasurer.
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[Communicstedl
From Tie n. Y. Di.pAtc


WHAT SKILL WILL DO.-What can be &C.
oomplshed by skifll physician, when devoted TO one
special object is fully exempliled by the success and
extensive reputation enjoyed by DIR. ROWE Of No. ld
Mest l4hst this city, in the successful treatment 81
diseases Of the Eye. Ear, Throat and Catarrh'
Amone those who bear testimony TO the efficacy OF Dr.
k.owEs skill in the treatment of Catarrh we find
a. NJ KIRBY esq, Secretary Of the Montauk Fire In
eurance Company and DANIEL VAN VooRHIs' esq
formerly Postmaster and Sheriff Of Brooklyn. OF bis
buccess in Deafness, W II. BIAcKLER esq, OF BROOK
iyn. speaks as follows:
No. Jap PREslDEsT-sT I
brooklyn June 10, lo64.
My daughter having been affected with partial deaf
ness Twas advised by my family physician the late Dr
a D. WILSON Of llth-st, Eew-York, to place her uhdei
she care Of Dr. ROWE. by whose skill ana JuoiciouI
s,es,,nsr4 comneie cure was effected in the space Of
o few weeks. W. L. bLA'AL.A'
Place of business Nos. 81 and IS EIohange'place
Sew.YOrk
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The Government Loan

OF
100000.
THIS LOAN is AUTHORIZED by Act Of Congress af
March 9Th, 1864 which provides for its REDEMPTION In
COIN at any period not less than than forty years
from It's date, at the pleasure of the Government
UNTIL IT'S REDEMPTION five per cent interest Is to b
paid semi annually IN CON-
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LOAN received by the
National Banks in United States notes or in such currency OF
other funds a. arc taken by them deposit at par
ITS EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR LOCAL TAXA
TION adds from three per per annum to Its value
THE RATE OF INTEREST on this lean, although but
Eve per cent In eon much greater currency as the d1
ference between the mnkc. value Of currency and gold
ASA RULE the Eve per specie securities Of all solvent
governments always par above, and currency now
funded In the National Loan will be worth Its face In gold
beside paying regular and liberal per ceuage to the holder.
THE AUTHORIZED AMOUNT Of this loan Is Two
Hundred Million Dollars The amount Of subscriptions re-
ported to the Treasury a. Washington is
SS7O,OOO,OOO.
| SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BE RECEIVED by tho TaEAs-
rprR OF TUE Usrrrp STATES Warrington and the A.
srAsr TnzAuaHRs at NewYork Boston and Philadelphia.
and by the
FIRsr NATIONAL BANK or New. YORK. No. Wsla-
! SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF New YoRK 23ds.. BTiwsy
| THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF NEW YoaE, No. Nasseu-ss
FOURTH NArrcsAL BANK OF NETWORK 81 and % Pinese
FIYrH NATIONAL BAsK Of NKw-YoRK, No 800 3dsv.
SIXTH NATIONAL BANK NEwYoRx sth-av. Brdway.
NINTH NATIONAL BAsK OF NEwYoRK, No. o6a broadway
TENTH NATIONAL BANK OF NKvYoRK, No. $40 Broadway
Nat RAJ OV NJ No sS>
NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK OF NEw.YoRK. 1874 Grwich -
AND BY ALL NATIONAL BANKS
which are depositaries o, public money, and al
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
country (scng agents Of the National Do
posry Bank.) furnish further information on appicsr
ton, and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO sUBScRlBEka
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No. Jap PREsDEsT-sT,

lAdverti.ementl
RRygs AFRICAN FEVER AND AGUB CURE
Not a cure ell but q sure cure for Fever ahd Abue
Depot No. CO Libertyst., up stars
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Court Of Appeals.

ALBANY, Friday, june II, Is6i.
The calendar of the Court of Appeals for
Ssturday June ls is as follows: Nos. H. g. T. IL 49, 20
b. l2l i22, l23. l2i and l25.
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summer.

Summer. - ,r.~ -, .,-,,,,,,., .
II you want STRING or SUMMER CLOTHING, IN
ever style and variety, go to 4: b. BALDWlNS,
Nos. 10 AND " BOWERY, the largest assortment
and store in the city, and prices less Chidrens
Clothing and Furnishing Goods. Satisfaction given.
Please cal.
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ADVERTISEMENT
The nrice Of HAUNTED HEARTS is one gold
dollar.
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DE AFN T. < = G l. IL H. ID .
From The Tribune.
EARS TO THE DEAF.


Every man. and especially every believes in his or
her ply iean There philosophical minds which hold to
abstract faith in Aopathy, Homeopathy, or Hydropaihy
or soae other form Of scientific cure but with tho world at
large the belief Is not In the system but in the doctor E'
peci.yb ,h true a. regard. auri. sud ocull'is. The
patient who La, recovered l' sight hi, hearings tbs.
tie blessing could base been restored to him by other
practitioner than that particular BY whom his eyes
were opened Dr. on Escnb~rs among best known
auri.,. He has not eni brother practitioner has
eyes ard H. whose ti therefore, believe above all others
But hear Of him from those who esteem him not merely
surgeon bu, benefaetor recent case has been re-
lated to u.s. r the Of which yOucb though
We can The paiien, lady who had been
Deaf rom infancy consequence Of some OF the ailments
to which Children are liable La,,ery the disease had taken
an scu,. form and the patient intense suffering
The deafness was apGy becoming complete and the general
health breaking down under the physical exhaustion attendant
upon constant pain Ordinary remedies and ordinary advice
were useless, and Dr. Won Esenberg called In. We need
not erea hi. diagnosis. that would be only list Of hard
names to the general reader Blu, he detected at sight the
seat Of disease Gr,, IN portion Of the organism then in
another and with manipulation skula III. ndshi ac
curate be removed the csuse and she who, from infancy
had heard with difficulty and hi,erly hardly oil, Was re-
stored perfect hearing and then to peec, health Dr.
Won Eienbe-s Advertisement, reminds this case which
We thus briefly relate, though at his solicitation Let him
that hath no, ear., hear.
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Aid for White Refugees.

Thousands Of Women and Children are in great need Il
CLOTHING, BEDDING and other comforts. Donations
NAV h. .en, to the Rev. L. c. LOCKWOOD No. 10 Cooper
nion Donors will relieved of trouble by sending note
containing their address which will be returned ndorsed With
messenger 10 bTsng the ARTICLES.
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G.-1S63-B.
HuBBKLs
CELEBRATED GOLDEN BITTERs,
TnR BEST Tonic IN THR WORLD.
PURELY VEGETABLE!
Dyspepsia, WEAKNESS
AND GENERAL DEBILITY
SOLD EvBRYwHKRE.
GEORGE c. HUBBEL L Co.,
PrSpretors Hudson, N l.
CENTRAL DXPoT-AxKRIcAS EXPRESS BUILDING
No. IS Hudsonst. New-ferk
e n B.-CIRcuLARs sent to any address hee.-G
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Heurie's kakaiinc.
FOR THE HARE
FOR THE HART

Prepared from the Bark, Root and FIo"er q 1h
PERSIAN PLANT.
X A X a l. L.
, the identical preparation used by 81 the Eastern nsons
for th. GROWTH aud PRESERVATION Of the Hair and by ts
use he Hair RETAINS YouruFUL LrxURIANcs CoLoR
THROUGH LiPE.
Ons application ~g Keep the hair oisi for scrrvd day,
and retain IA any REQUIRED POSITION wthou: tie aid Of
eny other preparation. - -
Il VIII perfectly pyepent The hair from FALLING OFF and
quickly TO cOmein gfiRg tie nh0te bcIust
uLy yerrGnent dark gl0ssy appearance,
Itw Remore al DGadrg keep the Scalp Clean aud tho
Hair Suset llOisf and Sett
contains OIL alcohol any other injurious Ingredients
and l.
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
IN The WORLD!
1T IS A LUXURY! IT Is A LUXURY TO USE 1T
Sold Everywhere. Price Finy Gents. Wholesale Depot,
No. 40 CiiiI-ss New otk
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Gunpowder.
SMITH &c RAND,
manufacturer Of
GUNPOWDER.

BLASTING and MINING...........in kegs Off lbs
"EouhTu OF luLY IN ksss Of Of, % l H..
ORANGE RIFLE, re- FIG fffGin Kegs OF =, lbs
DO RlFLE........in ID. and h. cam .tors
M LIGHTNING. ...........fn ! ID. d..
mediterranean . I'D. 40.
KENTUCKY SPORTING in ID. and ID. canisters
We can recommend RIFLE POWDER TO sportsnief
M the strongest and ceaue.t manufactured Ia ths country
OFFICE, NO 40 BROADWAY. NEW.YORk.
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FOR ALL FORMS or
JHCERATIVE DISEASES,

LUCRATIVE DISEASES,
either OF the Nose Throat Tongue Spine, Forehead Scalp
no remedy has proved its equal.
MOTH PATCHES upon the female face depending upon
diseased seton Of 1.-THE liver very unpleasant to the young
wife and mother few bottles Of Constitution Life syrup
will correct tue secretion and remove the depon. winch "a
.clly under tie skin
In Diseases Of the Liver giving Languor Dizziness
Indigestion Weak Stomach liberated generous con
dion Of that organ accompanied with burning other un
pleasant symptoms. will DO relieved BY the use OF CONSfTU
TON LIFE SYRUP.
lrR-As GENERAL BLOOD-PURIPYlNG AGENT
TIE LIFE SYRUP STANDS UNRVALED BY
ANY PREPARATION IN THE WORLD.
Diseases Of the Spine usually developed in the yoans, Hip
Disease Neuralgia and s Diseases and Ladies who
are .ufring fom Diseases which they loss to
know what to do We would advise the OF CoNSrlTJ-
TON LIFE SYRUP. twill restore Their pAild coun'e
nance strengthen their weak back anu side, give them new
energy new life aud happiness.
ThE RICH AND POOR
Are Liable TO the same dseasei Nadre and science hes
made the Constitution Lite Syrup for the benefit Of all
PURE BLOOD
Produce. healthy men aud women; and the constitution is
neglected ia youth disease and early death the result Do
no, delay when the at hand, and within the
- M0rilfRs AND MAR&TsD LADIES.
Ii Is the safest and most efecua medicine ever discovered
ror purifying the system and relieving the suffering attendant
upon childbirth. It strengthens both the mother and the child
pain and disease increases and enrches the food
Those who have used 1t think it indispensable. IS highly
useful both before and confinement prevents disease
attendin, upon childbirth.
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
10 the Poor Mans Friend and tho Rich Mans Blessing
BUY IT, TAKE IT, AND BE CURED.
1T Is UNIVERSAL IN IT'S EFFECTS.
VIM. II. GREGG, NJ. d.,
SOLE PROPRIETOR, NETWORK.
LABORATORY, BROOKLYN, LII
Price. 81 per Bottle; SIX Bottles for $3.
C2'Sent by Express to all parts Of the country
MORGAN 6 ALLEN,
Wholesale Druggists, Agents
NO. 40 CLIFFST., NEW-YORK
Sold by all Druggists In tho United States aud Canada
Sold wholesale by
JOHNSON HOLLOWAY COwDEN, Philadelphia Pa
GEO G. GOODWIN 4 Co, Boston. Mas,
JOHN ID. PARK, Cincinnati Ohio,
FULLER FINCH FULLER, Chicago Ill,
And By all pruggh,s
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REMARKABLE FACT.
THB CoLroS DENTAL ASSOCIATION,
No % Bond who originated the nfthcic use OF the
Nitrous Oxide extracted teeth during the past for
ONE THoCsIND THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN PERSONS
without failoe with the the slightest Ill effects
attending the operaoa which establishes beyond dis
mute the superiority OF tho gas choIooTm and ether
DR. COTTON
has carried The use Of the gaS 10
Such Perfection
that large number Of the leading dentists Of the city send
him their patients for
Teeth Extraction.
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Redding's Russia sinlye!!

Redding's Russia Snlve..
A REAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
FORTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
has fully established the superiority Of this Saye over all other
healing remedies Ii reduces the angry looking Swelns
and Inaamuisons As II by Magic; heal OLD SORES,
WOUNDS, BURNS, SCALDS &c, In Q surprisingly short
time. ~ ,,,,r, nov
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Oak Orchard Spring Water.

THE GREAT REMEDY or NATURE FOR DYsPEP.
sIA DIARRHEA and Affections oil tho Moneys and BAD
A, a,o for General Debility. Pamphlets furnished contain.
IN, roo,t. from s. Hospitals and other testimonials Of the
,b,.t medical authority all a.estins tho medicinal vf.
tue Of this Ample accommodations for nvsd In the
''S' GEO. w. GLAZE, General Agent,
No STA Broadway, Metropolitan Hotel Building.
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ROMAIyE's CRIMEAS BITTBRS.
This unique tonic sud Alternative Of French origin recon-
bined and valuable additions made TO BY Tie late d. linton
may be had Of
HEGENAN 4 Co. all 'leir stores.
JoHN MRAEIN No. o1s Broadway.
J&I. CoDsISGToS. No. rs Broadway
TuOxAs BAILY. Bible House
j. c. BusnTos. corner Canal and Broadway.
And i50 other City druggists
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From The Journal Of Commerce
CATA RR II G u II L. d.
THE CASE OF HUrCHINGs, THE LIGHTNING
CALCULATOR"

CALCULATOR
There was pub..hed those columns few days since tho
remarkable Of HsehDgs the Lightning Calculator
well known to tho public during the many years he eI
hbi,ed bis wonderful arhmetieA powers At Banums Muse
u by the celebrated oeu't and Aursi Dr. Won Esenbers
Of this city. Husehng Is represented to have been at the
point Of DEATH and but for the timely interference Of the
Doctor would be resting in bis grsyo Th Is remarta
bic csss ND worthy the attention opersons similarly afflicted
We think /. but jus. to Dr. Won Eisenbng to call public
attention to this cage There hundreds in the Community
suffering from catarh who like the Lightning Calculator
actually praying for death, ready to accept Of any
;hug hA, promises relieve them from their disesses To
such we woad say trae with inexperienced mon, but
consult without unnecessary delay DR. Won Ei'enbers who,
at least, has the honesty to bis patients whether is
within hi, power TO make them whole or not
DEAFN T. s = @ u II H. ID.
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Once Notict.-The Mails for the UNITEDkIN0.
MN and the CONTINENT, via Queenstown and Liver.
noo ,er steamer EDlNBURG and for the German Ssatse
via bremen per steamer BREMEN. will close at this Once
n SITIJRDAY the 18th day of June at 0} O'Clock tn.
d al the uptown stations follows: Stations and 3,
10 a m; stations and d. q M. Stations and Y, y
a. n'' '''"'" - ABRAM wAKEMAN, Postmaster.
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THERE'S Room
GBSISs No. SO BROADWAY
no, merely for the olnry stock Of Hat store bu,
FoR ALL THR STYLES OF EUROPE,
well those Of home design. Visitors VIII Ad there
TO-DAY
the choicest snd most attractive assortment Of
PLAis AND FAsCY sTnAvs
for Gentlemen Youths Children. Young Ladies, snd Iniis
that bs ever been arranged n tie Of Retail ei store
in Broadway Ths simple fact The stock viii vindicsio
The Advertisement oHsIS No SIS Broadway
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYg.-The best in the
world Perfect; natural reliable harmless and ins,ansneou'
IN effect The genuine l. signed NlLIiAs n BACHELOR
sod * eli Drufsss Factory No. 81 Barolsyst
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Buslness Notices.

BpowN's BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, or Cough Loz-
sn:e. Cure Cough Cold HOsrsenes, aud Influenza any IL
ytstiop or Soreness Of the Throat.
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"Tm sitting on the style, Mary" refers to the
demolition OF one OF KNOBS exquisite Summer style Of HATS
Efox il at No. 2l2 Broadway and continues 10 supply he
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