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II is very desirable 10 gain all the information pos
sibe IN regard 10 soldiers who have fallen. hevefa
large volumes in the library are already hiied but II
ny cases with incomplete records Persons who car
give information Of this character will confer favor
Nv communicating with Prof ID. G. Gilman, Librarian
ale College. New-Haven.
scented in the great struggle and Yale show proud
record In the Cemetery at New-Haven, Major " IN
hrOp il buried over whose fresh grave we remember
10 have dropped tear. while reading that line IRON
Horace which affection had written there "Duce 81
decorum eat pro patria mort" Certainly, happy are
those fallen heroes, who leave not only redeemed
country to honor their names. but an Alma Mater 10
cherish their memories for al coming time
The reading of the class histories commenced at :
p. The class seated IN circle. on the college
campus. smoking those famous long-siemmed pipes
which each vows to keep forever and breaks be-
fore the day is over.
The historians are II. A. Brown NJ G. HYDE and c.
H. Smith, and their witty saes al the expense Of those
who have dropped from the class greeted with thu
usual uprOari0us laughter
When the reading Is over the class form In circle
and say their last good bye which usually sad enough
to make Freshmen weep in sympathy and ladies who
to stalwart men crying with the same spirit
That they would visit the laughing hyena, are often
compelled by stress OF circumstances to their OWL
delicate pocaet-handkerchief.
When this ceremony is over the ivy IL planted And
these yys are sometimes vi interest That OF 1904 has
peculiar history The original shoot, taken from
Melrose Abbey presented by Sir Walter Scott u
Washington Irving; Mr.. Irving gave slip to the Hon,
Gideon Wees, ard his son Edgar. Member OF "a
presented 1t TO the class; thus
The vine that mantles Merose y
perpetua.es itself in America about the Library walls Of
Yale.
The ivy being properly planted the class cheer each
one Of the college buildings In succession, and ber
sercnade the Faculty. This done. they return 10 the
college green. and with nine rousing cheers the cast
circle Is broken forever
boating matters. Since the last regatta. Harvard
has been feeling quite confident and curious
10 learn how boating matters were progressing here
We find that the pion crew which beat them 80
Handsomely last year, remains the with excep
ton Wilbur Bacon il stroke. He tells US. and those
who knew him well appreciate the force Of the remark
I'VE don't brag but wait and see" The race for the
champion flag, which Yale now holds. will be pulled on
the Old battle ground at Worcester July 2s the day
after commencement.
On Friday the DE Forest prize speaking takes place
The competitors are j. A. Bent. W. r. Bacon, L. +.
Caskey, j. l.. Ewell ii. a. Stimson, g. NJ Stocking
MORTIMER
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FI,KLrrY INSURANCE CoMrAsY.-A corpora.

FIpKLITY INSURANCE COMPAEY.-A corpora
ton Under the above name has opened It's books for
subscription in this city The enterprise il novel one
here but has long been In successful operation IN Lon
don The object Of the company is TO substitute the
guarantee and responsibility Of an incorporated STOCK
company. with cash capital for the liability OF indi'
viduas in contracts Of suretyshp is the insurance
OF the fidelity of persons holding places OF trust
The company proposes in Its own name and Tor o
premium to become surety on the various classes and
great number Of bonds which required to be given
By person. holding places Of public or corporate trust
Any officer of whom bonds are required may under
this system apply TO this company. instead Oh
to individuals. and by the payment Of fixed premium
exactly in the Of any other insurance. OBTAIN
the bonds Of the company for the faithful discharge OF
the duties Of his Office The Government Private Cor
poraions &c. requiring. most OF them do, suretics
for the fidelity OF tneir employees will gladly receive the
Of such company this instead OF that OF
individual, subject to the chances OF individual fai-
ures and to the great difficulty always experienced IN
collecting from individual sureties on bond the
amount Of the defalcation Of the person guaranteed
That there r. abundant occupation for the cepta OIL
such company is shown by the figures and statistics
of the circalar and to 1t refer those interested
Books are BOW open for subscription at the office OF the
Company. No. 50 Nassau-st.
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Citizenship-ThaW War Not Yet Ended
An Address TO the People.
Boston. "Wednesday.

BOSTON, W eCDesldy, June ~. lroJ
meeting to consider the subject OF the re-
organzafion OF the Rebel States, called by Gov An
drew and Others was held in Faneuil Hall to-day
Theophilus Parsons, Law Professor IN Harvard Uhl'
Tersity presided Resolutions presented deciar.
ing that the work Of recognizing Government aud
society the Rebel States, required OF tue ieslsae
and executive departments OF the Goyerhmeht Inc
most deliberate exercise Of their powers OF statesman
shn and that il is far important tnat the TASK
shall be performed well than that II shall be peToim
nnckty. declaring also that II ID essential oI the no
erty OF our Government that none be allowed 10 'o'e
who are not lOyal and that none should De e1ciuueu
from voting because Of their race or eoiof N.
The resolutions were commented on BIZ Mr.. Parsons
" ri Dana Henry Ward Beecher, Senator P0meroJ
- Kansas and Ir Geo Il. Loriug Mr.. Parsons, IL
his opening remarks urged that 1t was the rsn' any
duty OF the Government to noid ahu continue ~ "ou
tho Southern States in military possession Inc an
plause al this remark long loud and enthusiastic,
A resolution expressive Of the confluence llat Iier
dent johnson will carry out the great WORK iof wnlcn
President Lincoln laid down ms ne was iohul
Richard H. Dana IT, argued that the war Is no,
oysr vet that the country to-day Is Ia tne atitue
state OF war; that the whole Rebel territory Ies
And beneath the military power that the pnbc ia'l
stands pledged 10 the elancipaed slaves ana the pos
ferity forever that they should have fuil anu Pee
freedom that we have right TO require tat 'he reeu
men shall have q right TO yoIe thai II we 40 no, @
,bat ,ght now in the hour Of revolution Il WIZ never
be secured except by new revolutions ihll We na ~
hold the Rebel States in the grasp OF Tue Jaw o'ii Wv
rights are secured which ii ia perfectly rlgh oI US :.
demand and that TO see TO u that the nsef'c'
are built up into sefsustaning, voting popuh'ion
A committee OF nine appointed 10 prepare III nu
aress 10 the people OF the United States urging upon
them the necessity of reorganzing the Rebel ota'e'
npon lust and correct principles. 800
Henry W ard Beecher addressed the meeting IN al
earnest and lively speech in behalf of universal SUI
rage as natural inaenable right. which existed W
dependent OF any considerations OF property or ADMIT!
70 read and write. 4, .,..o-,
Senator Pomeroy conteRded that to make the victory
ve haze gained sure. and the peace lasting, We mus
secure % the negro the homestead the musket and the
ballot. ,s, 49,. 49,.
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.-.., 'oAN'"1' --. r"r WIZ
by DIR. j. II. SCHENCK,
.. THE GREAT LUNG DOCTOR vo 4sII
OF PHILADELPHIA. ..f
Oyyrcg o. N. Y. AND GALEsA LAD Co..
No. 20 NASSAU ST., Nzw.YoRK, June l. 1852 a
DIR. j. II. SCHENCK, aa lo.

DEAR SIR: For hfeen years have been erouo'eu
with severe cough usually three times ye VIZ"
more or less hemorrhase which, together Tor enc a@ "
wear, have kent me thin In feh and weak to do Dua'
ness Of any kind without suffering In August last bad
very severe hemoIrhage and according to the Judgment
good NewYork Physician was cassed beyond the resea
of medicine and was advised prepared fer az proper
ty matters were concerned leave this world q short no
tce. This physician land my good frend) said thas
the Arst severe cold prove fatal Early In
January took q very cold, and, fortunately
was occupying at No. % BONDsr.' dlfec'fy
your Office think sbout the 18th Of January pre-
e%Isa Ges. 4 M Sst and %S wss much ~o
and all the symptoms of speedy death seemed 70
'pS .sn. youf Incidence AFTER showing
hin, and having tasted of them &c. he replied iou a.
hs Know .o s VOW Ss
now you have any ~ p close Sp 90 no. p., r
and my friends and relations concluded time bad c9las
At this time wa. taking freely your medicine but naa nos
muc to hi. surprise said improving and he could nos
understand why Ny faith increasing in your medicines
you had to say When you fret came to my and made
the examination you but little announcement out
of my then seeming difficulties The second time that you
called finding still gaining gave me
s.. a1nS M. %drs acted hike
Ny my cough my sppes ., al began TO sps0vs
nearly every Tuesday and found improving and told ne
go out Of my room until the frs, day Of May took
cold while under your treatment my appetite beesus
nutritious and to exercise about the room as much -
possbis followed advice and to the surprise Of my
old physician and friends much better than have
been for several years and breathe better than
could with lung the left being completely
dried up fee very grateful you and consider your sd
vice aud medicines invaluable.
Yours, truly. T. B. SHELDON. !
DR. sCHENCK will be at his No 80 Bond.st.. New
York. for consultation and advice, every Tuesday from
until p His medicines can be obtained there at al
times Advice free but for thorough examination Of the
lung. with his resprometer his price 10 three dollars
NB-Dr. sCHENCK will be in this city on Tuesdsy.
the Fourth July Those who wish consult him should
call Tuesday. "a
PULMONIC SYRUP AND sEAwEED TONIC, each
81 50 per bottle or 81 50 the half dozen. MANDRAKE
PILLS, rs cents per box.
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FROM NEW-ORLEANS.
Arrival Of Gen. Weitzel-His Departure
fer Brazes Santiago - Movcmenfs 81
Gen. Cusser-A March into Texas
Gen. Granger in Supreme Command
There-His First Order.

Special Dspa,ch 10 The n. T. tribune
NEw.ORJEAys, June Is, 1865.
Msior.Gen. Weitzel and staff arrived here at
D. M. on Friday on the steamer Crescent from Fort
ress Monroe and left for Brazos Santiago al 10 m,
the following morning.
Gen Custer and staff arrived here yesterday. They
will leave to-day for Alexandria whence they will
march with the cavalry corps which has been concen-
trated al that point into Texas. Gen. Granger has
assumed command of all the troops in Texas, and
Issued the following order:
HDQRs. THIRD DISTRICT OF TExAs,
GALVESTON, June II. leoj
GENERA ORDERS, No l.-Pursnant TO orders from
the Headquarters Military Division Of the South W est
dated New Orleans, june l3. 1865 the Undersigned
command of all the troops within the State OF
Texa. No passes or permits will be recognized the
coast Of Texas except by authority from Headquarters
Military Division OF the South. est and from these
headquarters.
GORDON GRANGER, Major-Gen. Commanding.
Approved by order of Major-Gen. SHERIDAN.
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The Turf.

TRoTTING AT FASHION COURSE, l.. l., YBsTER'
DAY.
The match for SO. 900, mile heats, best three
in five between ID. Maces b. 8 Commodore Wander
bilt 10 wagon and l. Martins blk ;. Black Diamond.
in harness was won by the former he taking the first
third and fourth heats. Time; 236t. 2J-. 23jt, DO
The match between Ella Sherwood and Toronto CHIEF.
for 81 COO three mills heats did not come off the Chief
paving forfeit.
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The Court Of Appeals.

AIBASY Wednesday. June o. ls63.
In the cases of the People agt Woodruff and
the People agt Pierson. the motions for reargument
argued yesterday, were denied this morning Without
costs.
The People agt. Booth and o:hers.-Judgment re-
~ersed and Judgment rendered that the complaint be
dismissed with costs -.
Day calendar for Thursday, June % same as this
DAVIS with Nos. 1913 and l34 of
The New Haven Railroad case on argument. Judge
Comstock Is speaking Tor the Road.
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CHAMBgRs's PATENT STEAM BRICK MACHINE
The GREATEST BRIcK MACHINE II THE WORLD Has
made 100 BRICK MINUTE. and is making daily 20 per
minute at Colcough, Barnes CanpDeTs fard IN
Milwaukee For Patent Rights and full particulars
address ADRIAN EEQUA No. q Courtandt-st., New
York (up.siaiTs).
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A DIsoRDgRED STATE OF THE BLOOD is IL

prime Of many very troublesome complaints Skin Dis
eases Mercuria Affections scrofu scurvy and Goirs
but few Of the many disorders arising from the depraved
condition ofhe vital fluid For diseases Of this class JAryEs
ALeBRATIvE reliable curstive BY entering into the cir
cuation, It thoroughly pure the blood and removes any
morbid tendency disease which may exist In the systsm
It. the time sussns the strength OF the patient and
mparts gor the whole physical structure. To be satisfied
fits efficacy read the testimony Of those who have been
radically cured by IT, given at length in JANIS ALMANAC
For sale by oil Druz1sts.
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FROM THE SOUTHWEST.


IAIID, " tuItsUH!f q tIt - IO770s
The Rebel Governor Clarke of Mississippi Is
reported TO have passed through Meridian under mill
tary escort OIL Friday last.
The Mobile and Ohio Railroad is reported completed
10 Corpth The Southern Road viii soon be completed
70 vicksburg.
Tive hundred bales OF cotton and lot OF manuiac'
tured tobacco came out of the Tennessee River to-day
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Death of mrs. Seward.

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Juhe T, IoOO.
epeeisl Dispatch to The \. Y. Tribune
The death of Mrs. Secretary Seward, though
not unlocked for by her physician for some days past
seems to have been entirely unexpected by the family
up TO II o'clock last night Her decease has greatly
overcome the Secretary. Her remains are TO be taken
70 Auburn
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Administration Of President johnson: declaring tnat
four years of sanguinsry war demonstrate Una.
Slavery and its institutions irreVocaDy opposed
TO freedom and free institutions that Wniie we are
anxious for early restoration OF irateIha reatlons
with fLe insroent States we demand that IL shall be
upon such terms as viii give assurances OF peace and
security to loyal people and prosperity to the Federal
Union.
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fAdyertisenIeut.l

n iAbb 4 aNi.
Every family needs CLOTHES WBlNGER. Inc
Peoples is now the cheapest and best with cork roller
and COZ. wheels galvanized iron frame, and rubber
springs where they should be-under the LOWER ROLL.
Families and laundres tina, it preferit 20 all others
10 be had OF all the pncipal dealers or NJ the iT1PLfs
CIOruTs WRIyGrR COMPANY, No. 4s4 Broadway.
Agents wanted in every town. city and county every
her
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The u. 9. Circmi, Cour, Of Pennsylvnni..

wn.LIAMsPoEI Pa, Wednesday, June a. 1865.
The United States Circuit Court Tor the
Western District Of Pennsylvania, is in session
here The Pittsburg and Connellsvine Railroad agt.
the Southern Pennsy lvania Railroad, Is now being
argued. Among the Counsel are Reverdy johnson and
Mr. Latrobe of baltimore Much interest is manifested
in the case.
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The Ohio Union state Convenfis"-s'en'
Cox Nominated.
CINCINNATI. Wednesday, June II

Tho Ohio Union State Convention met at
fo,mhns to.day Gen ". b. Woods was elected
Prssidcnt and n Benis Secretary OF the Uon'en'oG
Gen j. d. Cox was nominated for Governor % &c
clamation; A. s. McDurney OF warren Lie..e aana
Governor; the Hon s. 5. Warren Of Lorraine messon
yer. j. Brinkerboff Attorney General; james Moore.
Board of Public Works; Lieut.. kodDes' ''e'A VI '''
Supreme Court. .c5 ,h.,bs
fhe Convention passed resolutions giving Zoo thaA
Tor the overthrow of the Rebellion lamentng the cruz
death Of President Lincog ndorsing Tue Pono1 VI WV
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HDQRs. THIRD DISTRICT OF TExAs,
q ..l-a.rAA- I.,..n Il lsn.
THE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT

ALBANY. Wednesday, June 9

ALBANY, " euntsu6y, JUIt II Icu1
In the Court Of Appeals this morning de-
esion was rendered, reversing the decision of the
General Term. and sustaining the law creating the
metropolitan Fire Commission.
The opinion is written by Judge Davis and concnrred
In by all the judges, except Judge Brown who has
written a dissenting opinion.
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A CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

Purchasers Of DALLKYs MAGICAL PAIx EXTRACTOR should
that the Private Government Stamp having the sig
nature H. DALEY in white at the end and his Likeness in
the center Of the Stamp every Box BY doing they
will guarded from the many counterteis offered for
sale. The genuine, wholesale and retail Of Depot No. -
Iibertvst n "
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Week Mt Yale-The Wooden
spoon-Prograwm Of the Enteriai N.
ment-The valedictory Orntion-Losses
Of the Glass by Death-The Poem
Scholarships and Prizes-Thc Grad
nate Dinner-Alumni Mectiug-Prs.
posed CeIcbration-The Approaching
Commeucement-Read Glass Histor'
ics-PIantipg the Ivy-Bonting.
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Gov Curtin and the Prisoners at Harris.
burg.
HARRISBURG. Wednesday. June 81. 1865

Gov. Curtin has been making strenuous eff
forts 70 have the large number Of prisoners in custody
al this and other military posts, charged with various
oenses brought before the proper auho rites for trial
MANY are in custody for trivial oenses and ought to
be set at liberty.
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NYwELL's Perfect Fitting Shirts. ready made
and t. order Undershirts Drawers. hdkls.. Gloves
Ties Ac scnt C. o. D. l.. A. NEwELI. 6JJ broadway.
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fAhxeriisenent. |

IAdyer'senent
.JrppgRs, No. 573 Broadway, has now ready hi'
new STYLES Of SHOES for Ladies and Children-Magenta
Petroleum soierino and Blue JEffkRss, J'J bd"ay'
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ITLH TUT TUT
scnAIcHl SCRATCH scnsrni
BLAsK's IrCH CERArH
VIII cure the Itch IN thir'ysI hours; also. cures Scad
mead saa rsr.. and all Rruptions of the Skin; con
tains no mercury. Price ~ cents per box For sale by
DEMAs EAISTs & Co.. No. II Park-row. and all Drug
gists In New. York.
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tAdvertis~ment.l
ON EYES MADE NV

Without Spcciaccs. Doctor OF Medicines Pamphlet
mailed free on receipt Of Ten cents. Address l.. Il.
FoorE, NJ. d.. No !. 100 Broadway, New-fork
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THE July JUBILEE NUMBER OF DEMoREsTs
NoSImY M.GAzrNE contains the National Jubilee
Prize Song Splendid Plates, Stories and other novel
ties DO not fail 70 see the Jubiiani, jubilee July
Number. Now ready.
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Business Notices.

ToTTERISG AND FEEBLE DYsPBPTIos, nervous
invalid. of both SEXES and all who suffer from general Deb
II, or Local Weakness. r.ceiv. immediate and pernanen,
benefit from tina, wonderful OF Turkish iHvsorant'
B,oXxSr sI per bottle Depot, No % Dey-'t For sale
by all Druggists.
SOLDIERS wishing Citizens Clothing will find
large and desirable stock, and VIII be dealt WIN bkAALLr
| st FKrEx,s a BuRa's OSg PRICE CLOTHING WAnrHousk
No Fulton and Me- ~ Nassaost, corner opposite gu"
Building
All that the present Summer can show, either
al home or abroad the way OF beautiful novelties III
HAS for Ladies Misses and Children you nay see 10 na
an hour GKSIS's immense establishment 9l- p'oe"y
CoICAry e. Co.'S BRowy WINDSOR aud
GrycrnSy so.ps for III. toefor sale by all dfuss sho
dealers In perfunery and fancy articles
SECOND HAND SAFES in large numbers, OF our
ard 9hs p... .ssn :, s1ef fop s or low our
ALUM and ph' AA'''" MAnvis Co. No. aos Broadway.
AT DpRrcEs-WRDDIYG CARDS, French and
rn,. Note Psuer Mono grams, Silver Door llates seas
Crest. &c EvEaDELLs ELKaAsr srrLss 50. bdwny n. /
A RAIp.-Now is the time 10 commence using
DrrcuERs LIGHTNING Fly KILLER and keep the mouse
clear Of file. all Summer sod by at Druggist.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. will find large and
desirable stock Of MEMS and BoYs CLOTHING fuRsisHiSo
ByHn's Osr PnIcE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE No i2i Fulton
and No 81 Na-,au.sts., corner opposite Sun building.
GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Elias
M stitch and Lock 81 tch SEWING MACHsgs No 40 Brood
| wsy new nc orb and No. 2J3 Fulton'st. Brooklyn
TRUssgs. ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SUsPsSs0RY
B.spAssa suPPoKrERs kc.-MARsH Co.'S Radical ou''
Tru,, Office only at No. Vrseyst. Lady attendant
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LiKB PICTURES.
C.rtes y.nette - per DOZEN Duplicates 81 AL heSS
tive, registerd r. A. LEWIS No. Ito Chsthanst ~ =.
HOWE SgwING-MACHISB COMPANY, ELiAS
| Uovx ir President No. 629 Broadway, New-Yofk
DIR. j. III. SCHESCK of Philadelphia vii! VISIT
New York professionally EVERY TUESDAY. except inc nsA
WHEELER g. WILSON'S
Uixhea Premium LockStitch
| Sxvrxc MACHINES BUTTON HoLE MAcHNh
| No. 625 Broadway, kew-lork.
WHEELER a. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
10 rent, and kept in order without charge Onsha OF rent
allowed on purchase ELLIS, No. s39 Broadway corner
Twenty -second-st.
| ARTIFICIAL LIMBS b. FRANK. PALMER, LID,
G,vr. THE Bpsr" PATENT LInBs SoLDIrRs-Fksk' ~
BvAY NY 1903 CHKsrsrT ST, Phla- ~ oRkrsxsT Sos
Ton ConxusIoxEp suRsEos.CK sERAL bARsrs, ~
HILL, IHIMITABLEHAR CUTTER-As you WISH
Il or should be- Styles neat suitable exees,ea ~ h
mazsss Gully. Nc BsIcsys LAX pye aQssa'A " 'asa v
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TAdyer,is~meut.I

READ about OWEN, THB CONVICT, in another
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CHRvALlERS
LIFE Y0R THE HAIR.

RHroREs GRAY HAIR to its Original color, stops IA ans
three days keeps the mead cool and healthy and
will not stain the SKIN nor soil the whtss fabric The BEST
HArR OFFERED PUBLIC. Can be used
freely contains nothing injurious strengthens and promotes
the growth of the hair. IT xEconnESpsD and
Used by che MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
Sold at the Drug Stores, and At my Office No l23 Broad
way, NewYosk. Price 81 per bottle IS per halfdozen
SARAH A. CHEyALIER, NJ d.
The Editor of the Westmorland IN. B.
Times there has been cured Of bsdne BY the use
Of BuRNErr's CocoArNR-
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IOIHS.

IOIHS.
Saratoga versus Iodine Water.
large part Of the benefit derived from drinking the Sere
toga Waters comes the Iodine which they contain This
Is 40 veil known that nvalids suffering from Scrofula and
similar diseases always drink from the spring containing ths
most Iodine. - ,
cout.n ONE sRAIx OF Iodine each fluid Of wster
Saratoga Water contains about 1000 of grain to the ounces
their strength apparent cannot Afford to -
to the Springs try he Iodine water you take il With
you In either case the effect viii aonsh you SCROfULA,
tONsUMPTION DEBILITY and many CHRONIC DIS.
EASES have been CURED by its IL IL most powerful
ViTALIlfxa AGENT and kEsToRArrvE Circulars sent nee.
Price. 81 per bottle OF six for 81.
DR. H ANDERS K Co.. Physicians aud Chemists. ..
No. <28 Broadway, New York.
Consultation by Dr. ANDERS from Ito 2 p ~ 81.