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COMMON COLDS.

Every one is practically familiar with common
colds. The chilliness and shivering, the dullness
and angor, the soreness of throat pain in the head
stuffed nostrils, and still more, the rrtabity of
temper and general discomfort have not only been
been the misfortune Of most people TO pass through
this unpleasant ordeal repeatedly and frequently.
We would recommend a timely use Of Madame
POrter,s Curative Cough Balsam, be-
cause it always cures. safe, reliable and pleasant
remedy. Full directions on each bettle. Retailed
by all Druggists at 25 cents.
iunel3-dGWIw f..t.NIa. p. H,.I 20
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PROVIDENCE, r. /, June D. The Silver
Spring cotton mill, in North Kingston, was
burned this morning. Loss heavy isst
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Roback,s Catawba Brandy
"a slight Cold, Coughs.

Few are aware Of the Importance of checking
Cough or SLIGHT COLD" in its first stage; that
which in the beginning would yield to mid reme-
dy if neglected, soon attacks The lungs :" Byotca's
bronchial Troches" give sure and almost immediate
relief. AHtitayy officers and Soldiers shOUId haze
them, as ey can be carried In the pocket and taken
as occasion Requires.
mayl2-d&w1m-G
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THE CONFESSIONS 4 ExPERIENCE

THE CONFESSIONS e EXPERIENCE
OF AN gq4oQill5 v1..st ig.'A
7 NJ " a II r ID.
Published for the benefit. and as q warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN ,lsLih
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of Manhood, etc., supplying at the same time. odf
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE. ble
By one who has cured himself after being put TO
great expense and injury through medical humbug
and quackery. ssszbsh
By inclosing postpaid addressed envelope sin.
Gle copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ.,.
Bedford. Kings county, MY.
mavqf,eg- &wIvsp
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enemy's possession. Now, the assaultwhich
carries Petersburg must also be prepared TO
push over the river and carry the heights
beyond dominating it; for otherwise II
could soon be made much too hot q place to
be comfortable. In any other view the
shelling of Petersburg would be useless
enterprise; and if we take the bomDard-
ment of Fredericksburg as measure,
would cost us much more in ammunition
than the amount to which we might DAM
age the town.
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The Berkshire Disaster.

forGGSEsPsIz. juno !c.
Three bodies recovered at the wreck Of III,
berksirc today. Oae was that Of Frsbe. the head
waiter; ather il but the trunk OF man. with
Both les and burned OF, aud Is sup
posed TO be the body OF OF the deck
hands, FAMED Coon, as Il found near tho sleeping
quarters OF the deck hands. The third IL the dy OF
female who 0 paale Is unknown. one OF tae bodies
found on srndsy is supposed TO be that Of Mrs Niss
The final investigation commenced at Rniuebecs 10.
dAy. Up to this time tie namber OF bodies found
amounts 70 fifteen.
MN named wilson, sald 70 belong TO Pi,tsied Pa
was 10 night lodged in ia, charged with tie murder of
Hersck the rairo 70 10 Malo street in this city
on the night OF the llth inst.
At the coronors inquest at Rhnebecx this Afternoon
in relation to>be Berkshire Cisier keeper the
lamp testified that let III: room at hlf past
seven r. ", and after that time there light In /,
and the d. ockci. Tho test Of the cook and
fireman VINO saved is yet TO be heard They both
had keys to tho lamp room. Captan Powers testified
that when he fifst saw Tho Gre Il confacd The
lamp room, and smoke aud flames were ssans throuah
ehe creviccs o: The door and about the bg!khead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-06-14

TIE PALMERsroN MINISTRY IN DANGER-A
telegram announces that on the LIST OF june In
full House Of Parliament, the government
was defeated on motion by majority Of ten
AS this vote preceded the Lindsay motion but
two days, it is more than likely that Palmerston
may resign ere that be put to vote in the House.
1t will be borne in mind that Mr.. Lindsay de-
mands that the Queen shall take out Of the
hands of her ministry the recognition Of the
Davis government. Lindsay's motion will be
supported by all the Derbyi,es and the block
ade running interests represented in Parlia-
ment, aud, as Palmerston mus. anticipate de-
feat in this, It may be that he will resign as a
result OF the vote mentioned above. We await
with anxiety the upshot Of this affair, fraught,
as it is, with deep interest to this country. We
do not believe, however, that the hopes Of the
rebels will be realized should Derby min
istry be formed. Then, as now, the Cabinet
will lock twice ere they involve Englan in a
war with us.
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THE DEFEAT OF THE NATIONAL BANKRUPT
LAw.-After much labor had been expended
upon peflecting national bankrupt law that
would meet the exgencies Of the times, and
much valuable time of Congress had been de.
voted TO its consideration, the House of Repre-
scntatiyes has postponed motion TO reconsider
vote laying the bin on the table until next
December, or unit! the next session of Congress.
1t cannot, therefore, be taken up again this ses-
sion, and TIE bill is virtually killed for the
present The friends of the IN asure should not
despair at this result, but continue to labor for
its passage until success crowns their efforts,
trusting that the next House may not be 50
stupid and SO selfish as the present, and spare
a few hours from their labors for buncombe to
do good deed, for the benefit of the great
mercantile and trading interests of the country.
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An Adventurous voysCer.

THE BRIG VISION, OF LEss THAN TWO TONS REGIS
TER, PREPARING TO cross THE ATLANTIC
DE.CRRff0S OF TTE VESSEL AND HER CREw-
ENGLAND TO Oh VISITED IN YANKE8 NUT
SHyLt. Rrc.
the Of Grand stroot East river may DO the
brig Vision, Captain Don van destined to the
Atlantic She " but fifteen feet length, four
feet six inches benin, and two feet ten inches
depth hold and IL Of and three fourths OF
register. She Is bermapbrode brig rugged, and spreads
large quantity OF canvass. Tho this little craft
will consist OF Captain j. c. Donovan mate and oil hands;
Mr VIM. Spencer, OF Providence, r. l., and Toby, a
pretty and intelligent dog II the species "spane" The
will DO divided into two watches, while Toby Is
st liberty TO do as he pleases. He will, however, be
expected to keep bright lookout for approaching
ses. &C.
Tho provisions and stores for this vcnuresoms party
viii consist 81 atty 1--WE salons of water allowance
Of three pna per diem hundred pounds OF bread
thrcc fourbs Of pound per day per man. few pounds
II coffee. and little sugar. Tho cooking apparatus will
he a small lamp to make the coffee once day. A few
curraots and few OF preserved meas will make up
the list OF The captain expects make the pas
sage IN six weeks. and upon his arrival in England will
exhibit and then sell hts crart he Ia old sailor, the
storms of ATTY winters having face and
nerved his heart TO tho perls OF the The Vision will
sail about Monday lie has had several applications
for passengers; but he has room for them. She Is
the smallest vessel which ever attempted 10 cross tho
OCEAN.
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obituary.
CHIEF yusrICE HORSEPOWER.

Joseph c. Hornblower, Of New Jersey, who has Just
died, was born at rtl cvilc. N. j., May T. l777. His
faihsr tho Hon. Josiah HornNlowcr, Sn Ergshman,
sud talented engineer who visited this country In 1850,
and ultimately inside his homo. Though unable 10 %
tin collegiate education. Joseph applied hssn closely
in tho schools OF Orange vol al In rrvate end at
twcntyoue commenced the study OF Law at Newark. Ia
1908 no was admitted 70 tho bar, and took rank
With the first lawyers 70 hts state. In vembcr, 1892,
he appointed chief Just Of tie surrcno Court OF
retiring 10 1St6. ~ seventy years OF arc
In 1874 Judge Horubower wss one ~ tho met promi
mont members Of the convention called tn frame
constitution Tor tho STATE and roslv endcavored 10
obtain the Insertion ~ clause mutt end to slavery
In the state IN which 10 raucceseful. Ito fegsa
ture, however. abolished slavery soon nfterward lie
chnrmin 81 the New Jersey ncicrstinb TO and
Of the vice presidents Of ID. Ha,hnal Convention at
PHILADELPHIA, ~ 1856
The College &c New Jersey conferred upon him the
gree Of IL he was preside,t OF tbe New Jersey colo
nzaon Society OF ne Sucitty rromatns Collegiate
and theological Edi alton al the wast ard " New
Jersev Historical soc ely be.ides beng odcialy con-
pcced with ~ the Ffea rogi aid crgaui
zations rnwas member - tho tirsi rreshvteriar
church III NeSaIk, aBd a truly devout AID corsr eui
Chris,fap
me Irer,l o. VIZ. Hcrnbower vii ke place to NOR
row afterno y TAO ocnff at tue trst Pt,sbYteTl
church IL Newark
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Court aieudsr-vhis Day.

SrrnkNr Courr-CRcUn.-la rt I--Nos 1913, lpl5,
,o6s. lotv. lsos 1871, 1910 1919, lssl, iss 1850,
loai, 1898, 1885, 1921 1919. @oi. 20c3 zoos, .0Ji.
Part s-Nos. l1TS, lIi2, l7ls, 1910, 1T20, liza, 1882
1,34, 1886, 1898 1870, i7is, 17is. $780, 1854 1856,
lT62, I7Cs 100 1,72 Part 3-T3 Diane s;reet-l51l
11lT, 1885, sIc 1851 1887 1872 100 1874 1855 1910,
300 2ss, ii22 ~, 1861 1sl2 ioi, s5, 2oi. All pars
OF Circuit open az ten A. NJ.
SrrEb;os CouRr--TRiAL TrRM Fart Nos s165,
500, 20c9 3l43 al2oI, 22ao 3sl0, s2e7. $685. 145,
so5 49,. 1923. $500, asa. Part 2-Nss 3d9S, :c62,
5a5i, $3.50 s23a 36i6, $3.50, 3iSs 3344, 1856, 1919,
1916, 1878, 252s. 34se. 600, 3G0i $751;.
CohMos rirAs COMMUNAL TrRv.--part Nos s2t
$50, 1872 Dos, 257. 2l3. $50 $685. $40, SOL tQ3, $685.
6e6, ~, $40 st2-Nos a1f 2ee. 4o2. $50, sls, 142
$50, 70, 30, 5S3, 6sl, 4sJ, 400, lei, 1870
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VoIUNrEERING.--N' learn that numerous ap-
plications are made daily at the headquarters
OF the Supervisors bounty paying rooms by
stout and hardy fellows to volunteer either in
the army or navy. Wy. We would ask, does
not the committee so OIL with its work? Vol
nnteerirg is the true way in this city. We
want no draft, and need have none if the COM
miiteo will act; otherwise q CONSUMPTION is
certain, and that very soon, too. Let the SUI
pervisors 60 to work
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obiectf Persons who do not know champagne
from cider, salmon from Goldfish, or fricandeau
from fricassee, will not thank us for disturb
ing their blssful ignorance, or for informing
them that they are paying extravagant prices
for very poor cookery. Let us reserve our
sharp stick for the politicians, then, and permit
the innkeepers to make their fortunes out Of
this season, since it may be their last
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~" = - NV iVhh
Yesterday the frs. grand match OF tho season was
commenced the new ground ef the New York Club al
Bed ord, 1t The number of visitors presen, we larger
than sim lar occasion FOR years past cviuccd
the greaict ioteret the game Tho ground wh,ca "
q bcsuul rural rctrct, IN excellent condition. and
the scenery around quito picturesque. The match
between the rst eleven OF the New York Cu ard eleven
OF the In n Club, OF Newark. ae display If the game
shown by both parties BIT {, vas generally canccd
cd by the spectators that the Se Workers were the gu
perlr teams indeed fully c1Gretcut to romaoo with the
famous st. Georges irt eisvea eleven
Gle States. Appended Is tbs yesierdays play
NEW YoRE--.nsT INNINGS. NEwApg-flR.T fSSiSGs.
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

frlwsurG- steamship saxona-H Wise, wife two chill.
iren and servants Kuhn Lubin and wife, u Inrmcr.
faicl aud wife, Peters Lanfe. Capt Csttrrr
Radchc. q Hagen A Krccncr Cousanec Giscrsrn eclma
Borg q Bulhomeden, I'd Ruben. Imanof, strohof.
oky aud wife, PSI second cabin and fG2 In tie
aAeus-Bark Mnton--Mrs Anns r Thompson. M'ss Anna
FOLEY. wm II Brown, Peter Thomas George RutheT anoc,
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WASHINGTON June IS, 1884.
rHR MILITARY APPOINTMENTS on arssRAn scusSx An
BLAZE.
Mr.. DAwu, (rer.) OF Mass, from the Committee on
cctcns 70 whom the message Of the President in rela
ticn TO military appointments was referred. made 70
port thereon concluding with the following resoutlon
That Robert &. schcnck, having resigned bis COMMITS
sion ~ MAJOR general of volunteers on the 2lft "
November iS63, TO take cect he 5'b Of nccenber
not, by reason q having held such once dsaua cd
from occupying scat IN tho Thirty eighth Congress
"a Representative from Ohio, the session
having commenced on the It'll ~ Hetemher; out
that Eraut n,s'r ~ s~rssn"Ua 10 hold Office
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Arcr swallowing Anougn sar.apar,,,a

Af'"r SwU FiOsVfug M OuQh SnFsNpnrfIIA
% hioed 10 water buchu extract
troy rowe and Indian doctors until
- isc baf instead OF Toe hatchet call and
cnEs u ir tit sfEk No. ,vis street. New York
100 " 'tsh' tomns and private entrsnee. Open
90 o. re a ". until A. night lie cpres chrome
~ ~ the akin. Ulcers of ~. kln4s IN a
u,ast 10 ,uro p0r,y OF tho bod Gst,ya All diseases
r. ttth#n. ~ e. srrary organs rheu ,,tlsn 40 work
.. = ~ 90 ~ Asfyaus "ebiisy, zsrly iFa,sereran
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Died.

Rrnlv.-On Monday, June 10, ror-sA v. RrcAv, tho
bel we'd laughter u Thomas Al aud ~ A. Rcgan, aged
70 RS ana 20 days.
The friends or the family respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral, from the residence II her parents
1so Mulberry street, on Wednesday afternoon AZ two
O'Clock.
Boston rapers please cory
Err other dtatas zee second pdce.l
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HEIirR's NKw paocRixSr.-vr Heller gave his new
programme, both magical and musical last evening" bc
fore crowded house. II compr sed many wonderful
feas, Including . novel OF tho Davenport bust
and dreadful apparton Mr. Heller Is witty
Joe Miller, aud his audiences equally amazed and
mad
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THIRTY-EIcHTH CoNoREss.
YIRsr SESSION.
WASHINGTON, June Is, 1904.

On motion OF Mr.. HARLAN (rcp) Of Iowa. the bin grant,
Ing the right and interest Of tho United ststcs In the
remaining lands OF the Grand Prairie Common Field In
township forty-nve NORTH range east IN Missouri
20 that sta,s for the support OF schools In said town.
ship, was tskcn up and passed.
SYLVESTER xowRys SILVER NINE.
The PRESIDENT pro tem., presented message from tho
secretsry Of War covering a repor, OF tho Adjuant
General. In reply 70 tho resolution II the senate Nav
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Becoming Eat.-Ccrtain Faces se-
quIre style OF hat become them. hs act
which KNOX the lreat hatt 10 Appreciate: and AZ
VIII drop In mt h establishment No 2ll Broadway.
OF Fulton street he viii serc. wb ch
tee viii lie becoming and viii improve YOUR personal appear
anoe rs per cent. HIS Spring sy is nj. the rage.
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Hlaham c. Rurchard. b.


Umffr,,-Nessrs. j. Hat and WIN. Garside.
In the second innings the New Workers made So runs
FOR the loss OF four ~iske's ramry - Hgham y,
sShrrp 81, Hammond II ann Ssdcr Z. Hudson ard
Byron at the bst when III, wickcis drasr-seven
'o'cock. lo.dy the gans viii be u,nci 1t bal /.
past eleven clacx 4. ". Although the Ncwnrkers
chances look squay, they ere determined play the
ma chC ut
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personaI Inteltirence,

Tie Hon. Judge iearne, OF the Marine Court, sailed for
Europe yesterday, on the steamer 1sutonia.
Mr.. stephen Masset gave reading before Mr.. and Mrs
nconthe other evening, and OF they highly
dali
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Co-Os. Euuions. tnveytca Walls, Fu.
Joints all OF the
Inconvenience to the patient b. DR.. zACuARIE. Sur
geon Chiropods 100 broadway.
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Cristafioro's Hair DYE, Preventative
and WIZ Depot wholesale and raail-No Asor HOUSE.
The dye applied by skilful artists.
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Plies Crshea I'm all Lcgaiized Lotee'
res. Information given.
JAgF, Exchange Orce.
1y6 broad az. New York cty.
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Prizes cashed In All Localized Lofte-
ries and Information given. GALLAGHER BBkJAMlN.
Brokers $40 Chestnut street PhiiadephiA
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Denfness. Catnr,n, ana all Diseases ns
tho Far Air sfu.y treated ~
DRS LICuTHlLfn 81 1t. MsrS's place.
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CROSS EYE SrRitGHTETEo IN oSR MINUTE.
And disease or the Eve an Far Requiring e'tnss
medical surgical aid attended TO by Or vOS EfSyS
BERG. at his consulting rooms, Bio Broadway usW
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A R~con,tny Yyat.-Ccrta

Royal Havana I.ottsry.-tliIhest vreus-
ium Tnd for Ir1es Infortna furnished DonbioSns
wanted. ALECR CO, Brokers' Is and % Pine st. NJ r.
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Prizes Cashed In Al T.cga!tErd Loste-
rIcs q. r. JOHNSON, 10 Prince street.
bctUecn Lsurens and Woosler~
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Hili,s Hair Dye-5O Cents. Black ar
street: Sold bT ell driagsts
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ROyas Havana Loteerv.--SO Pew Gene
premium paid for prizes. furnished Tho high
rates paid bonboons aud al kinds Gold and 6
TAYLOR X 90. BANKERS. Is Wal street. N. Y
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Official Circulars Ira shelby COlicTe I.os-
terry furnished by SIMMONS ROGERS 4 CO.. @" York
Post Office.
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Gournua's Lecture. on Chemistry.

Goura u.'s Lectures Chsmistry.
NO. VII.
remarkable effect Of the Chemical operation ofbodes
each other may be thus illustrated
MERCURY AND OXyMURfATg ACID
both be taken epera,cly Mont To the al
economy II these to he admin s'crrt
the le would ucv t.flv
sue, Oxymuratr Of Mercury a corrosive and
dead But tie whole OF the Na'eria Med
contains more potent and sa'ury med cancnts than
those confa ned IN
GouRArbs ITALIAN MFDICATED SOAP.
for the complete remoTa o. freckles owness.
burn. rednrss. ru,hness, crnrtons rinqwnrm', flesh
wrinkles. &c. II also Immediately nicv aIes The
pa u a nc from he bites OF Insects
GotRhTf's POUDRE SUBTITLE
scsses the cal opcry OF uprootDg snperduous
lair.
GOrRAtp'S LIQUID ROUGE
mpnrts rosHes e. rale cheeks lips natural that
the close svrutfnr VIII fai TO detect It's uressrre
DIX. FELIX GOURAGb's PREPARATIONS
be had his 49, Brpara below Grand street;
Iphans ihsdc pha; iiance's. Baltmore Bates gosion
Robinson s. TO tiand, &c.
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eight Carries dc tss'tc for Si.-Pronrs
shown in Eve minutes at TAiTs Garner OF Corandt ana
Greenwich streets.
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Pcautifs,i Compile xion.-InsrS's
Bloom OF Youth everything for nnd
beanf inE the Complex and Skin. 4a3 broadway and
druggists everywhere.
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COLONEL Morris, Gordon yyInsiO,v's. NM
other fallen heroes srnphs be a. MEADE
bkOTHERS' galleries, 81 Broadway
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Entchc,or's Infr Dye-The Rest I'm the
world Harmless rel abe instantaneous The only perfece
dye. Sold by oil druggists. Factory, 81 Barclay street.
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Lottery Tickets Cssnei.-Ia rormnfioa
| given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker
III WAu street, No. I.
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a. Holmes Gallery. 800 Rroo Midway
Outdoor Photography Niagara Falls and other noted sub
jeets, for sale; large szes.
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Hope Told rinttcri"g r"l-, but never
anticipatei divine preparation for the toilet
that delightful prenaration. "SOkODONT"
IRE hin Il i. 10 the mouth and teelh har'ens and
nvcoraes tho gives AMI healthy tone u tho
brcah ceapscs beanne and preserves the teeth and
rests decay.
Sold by druggists and fancy
ny HALL ECCREi rroprfctors, 2S Greenwich street.
n. Z. IS cunts per bottle.
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Eruptfons, Frerxies. PtmDics. Tnw,
Sunbrn rir Worms and MI skin Deforine' cured NJ
COrRAUDS italian Medicatet Soap a. his depot No tis
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CURED.

ciTAPRH OF THE TyNrAyrC MUSoJ3
MEMBRANE, CONTRADICTIONS or THE
EUSTACHfAS TUBE
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Homo void = rInttcrtnr Wall. tn

Uoyt's Tti"wrtba Hair uestnrnftvc-
The only Restorative hat will Griv HaY e.
nal 10 Unvcrity place Eighth s.roe; Y.
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Pineapple silks,

FOR LADIES' DRESSES
Cal and examine, :. - -. .o,.,...,...,
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..Uer M9iessy'' Chnmpngne-The Toy
al WLc Of England. S2l After july I. SOS
case w. HENRY WARD ~ Excnangc place.
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Asthma aud Dyspepsia Cured without
fall by DR. MARSHALL, II: Broadway. Hours TO r. M
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Gournmd's Foudre Subtis Uproots Ty,tu
from low o:chetds part or the BODY ST. warranted
Mt his depot s53 BROADWAY
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Uoyt's uinwnth. HAIR Restorative.
gold everywhere Applied a. No ~ University place. New
York
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France. Ellis .S O,.-Msn,gsr..

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