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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-07
The Fenian Brotherhood.
LECTURE ny DIR. REYNOLDS.

Hamilton Rowan Circle No. OF the Fenian Brother
hood gathered large force with numbers Of its friends
at Harmony Garden in Essex street. last evening" to lis
ten 10 lecture the cause Of Irish independence BY
Surgeon Reynolds Of the Irish brigade Having been pre-
ceded In Introductory remarks, by the chairman and by
Colonel OMahony the lecturer went into comparison
Of the Irish movement with that which first led 10 the
discovery Of America One ideaed men, like Columbus,
succeeded In their undertakings despite the ridcule OF
their enemies The Fcnans who had but ono idca-the
independence Of Ireland-would accomplish their pur
pose He was proud state that the rich did not oppose
them Thousands of dollars had been contributed by
the wealthy The priests not all OF Thorn against
them. The bishop who dined In purple and wned with
vceroys might be opposed 10 the movement but such
preates "a Bsbop McKeon were not Ireland possessed
within herself the elements OF the most advanced civil
izaion but she cursed with,a foreign government
But, please God she would yet be free country.
The past Irish rebelons were small affairs put one was
now preparing in which million OF Irish soldiers would
participate ocercd by generals who derived their expe
from the greatest battles and campaigns OF the
world Ireland and rishnen had been the true friends
OF America IN the late struggle. when the American
Revolution was In progress the Irish Parliament refused
10 aid the English government with men or money and
In consequence lost Its Independence And as surely as
the green flag had oaed side by side with the stars and
Stripes the late would the Stars and stripes be
side by side with the green flag the approaching srug
gle and together would CLEAN on the hills OF Tara and
float from the battlements Of Dublin Castle IL was said,
In opposition 10 their movement that the English navy
could blockade the entire coast Of Ireland but the DIM
Guilty of eectualy doing had been exhibited here
this coast, nj wilmington In particular ireland did
have an opportunity in the time of the Crimean
but was for the best that the attempt bad never been
made, because the confirmation OF American freedom
was necessary forerunner Of Irish independence Tho
lecturer frequently and rapturouslv auplauded
during tho course Of his remarks
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Terrible Explosion.

THREE PERSONS KILLED.
terrible explosion took place Friday last in the
steam oil refinery Of White Swe located at Tdlouto
Pa. correspondent of the Eric (Pa) Dispatch says
The cause OF the explosion no one knows, nor ever
will all ID conjecture and must be. All that Is known
is that II did not proceed from the engine which wss
situated at the extreme east end or the works, bue
from the neghborhOod Of the benzoe tank At the west
end All that is known is that two Of the employees,
Joseph Howard and James Lacey, commenced work. al
usual at about four O'Clock this morning. that Lacey
had gone to breakfast and had just returned when the
explosion took place. W. S. Derorce, another work.
man, had also just commenced his days work These
three the only direct witnesses and in the twink
ling Of eye they hurried from earth to eternity
on course the building speedily enveoped in amea
and smoke. Human efforts were OF avail the build
ing surroundings surrendered the flames
which at the present writing still rise high IN the air
and terminate In pillar of smoke. The charred and
steamng bodies OF the unfortunate men recovered
about O'clock but disGgurcd that 1t Is doubtful
whether they can be distinguished one from the other
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Accident ON the '., :a.s. ''''A''. Rail-
DAsrARDLY ArrEMrre 70 WRECK fAsssSosA
TRAN-rHE TRAoKS TORN UP--F0KTUEAfs'
ESCAPE, ETC.
From the Goshen QnS) Times. August 81
Another Of those terrible ryroad smash ups occurres
about mile east Of this place on the Air Line road
about half past eleven o'clock OF Monday night last
Provdentaly, no lives lost, and comparatively bus
little damage done All the circumstances however, 60
70 show that much greater calaustywas intended by
robbers and murderers
Al ten O'Clock and minutes (P NJ there Is .
regular freight over this road eastward bound A.
twelve O'Clock and minutes the express passenger
had passed and everything In good condition Cor
the express train but between the hours OF the regular
freight and the express passenger train Ton this mighty
extra freight TO pass the road The train Left
here at the time stated and proceeded east only
about one mile when it suddenly left the track
the engine and five freight cars being preciptated
some distance into swamp and thicke OF Willows inc
engineer MT Henry yler resident OF this place was
CONSIDERABLY bruised but not seriously injured inc
brennan also escaped with slight injuries. The engine
ana nve freight cars loaded with corn hour &C. were
Dady mangied But for the accidental prOvldenttal
appearance of this freight the regular express pas
senger train, which due In about one hour, would
have met with tate heartrendng in the extreme, 10
was large train, densely crowded and running at full
speed.
The fact that the track had been torn up after the
regular freight had passed east the near approach or
the passenger and the location chosen for the calamity
there being dense thcket on either side Of the track
makes evident that conspiracy was foot waylay
and plumber the coming express passenger train TOOL
something in the shape OF crowbar and which is used
for drawing spikes from ties found near the place
OF the accident though the scoundrels had been hur
red away from their hendsh plot by the approach OF
the freight Doubtless these villains are the same
whe have been blowing up safos and committing oher
depredatons throughout the country and If caught In
any Of these acts should be summary dealt wttu
Hanging ID too good for them
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The Press Despatch.

FkOVDBNCH, Sept o. IooO.
The annual commencement Of Brown University &C.
Cured to-day The graduating class numbered forty.
The honorary degree Of Master Of Arts conferred
George Thurber Of New York; Samuel James Gram
MERE Of Haverford College, Pennsylvania Brevet Major
General Frank Wheaton, Of Rhode Island, and George
Augustus Crocker Of New York. The degree Of Doctor
Of Laws was conferred on Rev. Dr. Alexis Caswell, Of
Providence At the dinner speeches made by Gov
crnor Cony, OF Maine; Governor Andrew, OF Massachu
sets; Generals A. B. Underwood, Couch and Thayer;
Captain Burrdgc, Of the Twenty sixth Massachusetts,
Volunteers and others.
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THE BUsTEED CASE CLOsED-AN INDIGNANT GER
MAN REFUSES TO "MOvB oN'-AN OFFICER
COMPLAINED OF BY THE WIFE OF AN Ex-M. O.
Trials at police headquarters before Commissioners Ac
ton, Bergen and McMurray, were without special in
terest.
The case Of ocer Busteed Of the Fourth District Po-
lice Court is at length closed II has occupied the at
tenon OF the court for three consecutive trial days The
officer was accused by Mr. John stowell, Of No. 101S
Third avenue, with have given TO him number Of pawn
tickets which he had taken from prisoner in the court
room Thecase has admitted Of considerable circumlo
cuton which has been exercised by the lawyers to the
fullest extent The officer in his defence stated that he
had received letter in January last from Acting Master
Devoe Of tho United States Navy enclosing pawn
tickets from coored sailor named Theodore Reed This
corroborated by Devoe who is present the
ceivng ship Vermont These tickets he had given to
called for Subsequently be called at the once the
and ordered him not TO give the articles to
Stowel The case was really Of no Importance, but the
Officer Kelly. q the Third precinct complained OF
by Mr.: P: J. Whitney who states that he owes John
amount has been turned to him for collection II
transpred investigating the matter that the debt was
incurred before Inc ocsr was appointed on me ponce
the matter.
Louis Eigenbouch, German grocer doing business at
No 1I3 Sullivan street. entered complaint against
officer Murphy of the Third precinct, alleging that on
the 28th OF August the officer arrested him in Vesey
without cause at the same time clubbing him.
From the officers statement appears that vssey street
was blocked up with market wagons Mt the time Of the
arrest that the rascbe Teuton refused to move to the
side Of the street to allow teams to The officer re-
quested Egenbouch TO move several times when the
latter told him TO 60 to warmer place than even the
O Nr svs or S Ths
officer considering his present circumstances quite en-
durable refused to comply and mounting the grocels
wagon endeavored to arrest Egeubouch The latter re-
sisted, and officer Murphy compelled to the
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The great Homestead" well, at Pthole Creek, has
ceased TO flow, though recently yielded five hundred
barrels per day. The Philadelphia Herald wickcday
says:-It the we'll in which Wilkes Booth owned
thrtieth interest and 1t barely possible that no tappea
IL at the lower end.
During rksome delay Of two hours on the Troy and
Boston Railroad the other day, two young men, just To
kill time proposed TO two young ladies' respectively, and
clergyman being at hand, were married on the spot
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heat Of the day and concluded to wait for change Of
weather
PERSONAL.
Exsecretary Fessenden still in the city, and
siderable porto, Of the time visiting his former
ciates and colahores in the Treasury Department
Hon L. NJ Morrill,. Of Maine, is in the city, and General
Meade, Governor Yates Of Illinois, and Secretary STAN
ton are expected daily
j. K Graves, Of the Indian Commission Is also here
from Dubuque, Iowa
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s3s, 2eo 100000
&54.OO5,7s5

V"oi~0" F"V'i""o
RoRBsRIm The house Of Mrs Isaac Edge, ST., 1873
Washington street, Jersey City, was burglariously en-
tered on Tuesday night and robbed Of quantity Of gro
ceries. man named VIM. Taylor, who boarded at 1s2
Morgan street, Jersey City, taken before the Re-
coder yesterday morning, on charge Of robbing some
OF his fellow boarders OF considerable amount Of wear
ing apparel which he attempted to decamp with. The
accused was sent TO tho county iai for tre,
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Scotia rom Liverpool They are staying al tno Caren-
don HOTEL
Sir Morton Peto, Bart, Lon n. A. Woods London.
don. Frederick Hull Liverpool
Hon. Cuthbcrt Kinnaird, Mr. woodman London
Scotland Mr. Richson, London.
James McHenry Courier, Mr. Morton X. Pe!o.
London. A. Kinnaird London
Edward McDormott Lon Michael Belcher, Liverpool
don W. c. Spller, Westminster.
Edward s. satterthwaite, s. j. Forbes, London.
London. T. A. Bcvan, London.
Henry Kensall, Rochdale, Morton Belts, London.
England. w. Grain, London.
Leon Slla Paris John Goddard, London.
Handel Captain, Bristol Mr.. Hewitt, London.
All these gentlemen arc large capitalists They own
considerable property the Atlantic and Great Western
Railroad and their object in visiting this country is in
the first instance TO make inquiries into and make them
selves acquainted with the road with which they
largely identified. Another object TO examine into the
working Of railroads generally and third is TO take
for the erection Of the projected bridge
the Niagara river above the Fals-a scheme with which
Sir Morton Peto is peculiarly identified It said also
that the dcputaon-as the gentlemen arrived by the
Scotia may be caled-w examine the condition Of
the extensive oil wells of Pennsylvania The trip was
suggested by Mr. A. Kinnard the chief engineer Of the
company, who Is one Of their number They start on
their mission to-day.
Among tho other guests at the Clarendon Baron
and Baroness Won Schcele, Of Hanover, Germany.
Sir Frederick Bruce British Minister at Washington
Major General Williams, Q. L. Count Raason Danish
Minister at Washington 1saac Buchanan, Hamilton. G..
w.. Bishop of Rupert's Land Red River settlement;
Robert wemyss Scotland; Major A. g. Nicholson Wash.
ington; General VIM Dwight Boston James Clark Scot
land N Ludlow, U. g. n, among the arrivals at the
Brevoort House
Henry 8 Foote arrived at Cincinnati the night Of
the LIST inst and left for Nashville Sunday last 10
Join his family Mr.. Foote Is direct from Canada whence
he received permission from the President 10 return,
upon condition not TO interfere with the reconstruction
policy.
Major General Dodge 10 route 10 Fort Kearney and
Fort Laramie He thinks the Indians BE- kept In
subjectron with the forces now at his command al.
though the number Of dIssIected redskins on the
Plains IL estimated at twenty-five thousand.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-07

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUClIU gives health and vgor
the frame and bloom TO the pald cheek Debility Is
companied by alarming symptoms and no treatment
submitted consumption, insanity epleptc FITS eusue
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Enfeebled delicate constitutions OF both sexes.
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU It will give brisk and
energetic feelings and enable you to sleep well.
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Personai Intelligence.

GREAT GATHERING OF BRITISH CAPITALIsTs-THE
NEW BRIDGE ACROSS THE NIAGARA RIVER, ETC.
On Tuesday the following gentlemen arrived In the
Scotia from Liverpool They are staying at the Caren-
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Take unpleasant and unsafe remedies for unpes
SAINT and dangerous diseases. Use HELMBOLDS Ex
TRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
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HELMBOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU Il pleasant in
odor free from all injurious properties aud ,mme
date in its action.
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ready and conclusive test Of the properties OF HKi.A
BOLD'S FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU will be comparsoo
with those set forth In the United States Dispensatoy
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Manhood and youthful vgor regained by HELM
B0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU.
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Chevalier's Life for tho Hair Restores
gray hair TO It's original color stops it, falling out keeps the
head clean above comparison with other bar
dressing Sold the drug stores and At my onlce u
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEVALlEh. ~ ".
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The Glory Man Is Srengh-thereore the Nervous and
Debiltated should Immediately HELMBOLD'S Ex-
TRACT BUCuu.
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Jersey CITY News.

AProRnoNnESr TAxH-Tho assessors Of Hudson
county have apportoned the State and county
raised the present year rs follows
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Shattered Constitutions Restored by HELMBoLDs Ex-
TRACT BUCHU.
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A CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced Detee-
inQb boz G.78S Dat
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A.-Marsh's Radical Cure Truss Once
removed 10 5S2 Broadway Shoulder Braces SILK Elastic
stockings Ladies Abdominal Belts lady attendant
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All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteries
j. cLUTE. Broker. i7e Broadway
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Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Thc Hest In the
world harmless reliable. and instantaneous The only per-
feet Dye Also RegeneratnR Extract IL Mieneurs Pre-
aud the hair 81 Barclay street. New York
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Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints am9
| all diseases Of the feet, cured BY DR.. zACHARiH ~
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Immense Prices Paid for Old Bookss-
i'm 90 Old and New Rocks for sale cheap.
''''' LR9UAT BROTHERS, ms Nassau street.
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uemorrhoids Radically Cured I'm Tea
minutes, without the u.e OF the knife, csusts OF se,d
Spea attention all Diseases OF the Pelvic yiscrrs by
HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ D., Consulting aud Operative
No
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| DR.. schenck, OF Philadelphia. Will be
his rooms - Bond street Tuesday at his usual Time.
| bet een the hours Of A. NJ and 3P. NJ.
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AChange OF Time.-Cold-ine, for Colds,
Is taken all from RUsHToNs, 10 Aston House
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reach Of every householder 70 old roof can be repaired
a put by the Union Cement Roofing Company
small and warranted to be waterproof and durn
BILE Principal onices-Nos 80 Broadway and 70 Barcs9
street. York; and No $50 Fulton street. Brooklyn Colo
A Murphy's auction rooms)
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Best and Che Hair Dye.
Large size Is cents Try It, sold by druggists Depot,
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Grovcr 4 Bakers Highest Premium
stttch and Sewing Machines, $50 Broadway
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Take No More Unpleasant nnd UNSAFE
Remedies unpleasant and dangerous Diseases Use
HELMBOIsD'S EXTRACT BUCHU and IMPROVED Rosh
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A.-Boys' and Childrcn's

A.-BOyN' and VhIIOren'H
GARIBALDI, CUTAWAY AND ZOUAvE SUITS.
BY the thousands, nj reasonable prices.
l. v BROKAw. 81 Lafayette place. aud
81 Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unoa
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Attic Finest OvercOats Ever Seen In
this country ready for sale.
l. v BROKAw. OF Lafayette place, and
- Fourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union
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Dr. Seheuck Keeps a Fall supply Of Ilis
PULMONIC SYRUP, sEAwEBD TONIC and MANDHAkH
pffa AZ his rooms Bond street. nj oil times rhess
three medicines properly will frequently cure consump
tioui in ia ADJ stages.
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Trusses.-Msrsh 4 Co.'s Old EstabItshcd
Radical Cure Truss once stu at No Vcsey street LAZY a.
tendanl
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sleeve buttons and studs.-New Styies.
three 1--WE, eight sevenyhve dollhrs set For
sale by g. g. ALLEN ais Broadway one door below Canal
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Lock stitch sewing Machine and Bus
ton hole Machine WHEELER WILSON. s2s broadway.
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HEIMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT BUCHU
Is THE GREAT DIu RETIC.
HELMBOLD'S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARSAPA.
RILLA
rs THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
Both prepared according TO rules OF pharmacy AnA
chemistry and are the most active that can be made
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Wilder's Patent Salama nder safcs.-
The best Fire Proof Safe in the world Depot !" Msea
lana
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Notwithstanding Coiebra

gfeon-The Celebrates
apparatus .-
Invented by Dr. Won EIsENBERG.
OF the Eye, Ear, Chronic CataA
DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Caarrh Asthma Affections OF the Voice. Larynga Broa
chial Pulmonary Complaints Dsordered Functions o.
the stomach Liver shorness of Breath wheezng Cough
and other distressing affections Of the Chest morbid acc
Of Weakness Of Nerves general debility
Of the whole system full operation At the residence
Of the inventor, DR. Won EISENBERG, 8l6 Broadway
Twelfth street.
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pHsos xT 9s ySqsT igor are resed BY HELM
Of her ss sYe
TRACT BUCHu.
HELMBOLD's FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU /, pleasant in
date in its action.
S TRScf b6Gnu Restored BY
anS s s e ~ % Of
with those set forth in the United States Dspensatory
GE SSEs4 EETFAcr
HELxBoLD's CONCENTRATED EXTRACT sARsAPA.
is THE GREAT Fi REooD PURIFIER.
s are % S s sass 81 3. 'nA
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Celebrated
Invented by DR.. Won EIsENBERG.
For the Of ~ ssi.s' q 4 Es Esr Chronic oa
Ga,rrh asthma Affections Of the Voice. Lsrynsa Bros
s the se% a niSer sSerns:. BREATH whes.as
s% cn. os'r s s q ss ca n
p
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE MINUTE.
Attic Finest Overcoats Ever Seen In
this country now ready for sale.
AFourth avenue. opposite Cooper Union
A.-Boys' and Children's
GARIBALDI, cUTAWAY AND zoUAvE SUITS.
" '"' ''''' ". sRoKAw. 81 Lafayette place and
"a Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper Unos
All Prizes Cashed I'm Legal Lotteries.-
J. cLUTE, Broker i7e Broadway.
A.-Marsh,s Radical Cure Trus. Once
stocking. and faas. Abdominal belts lady attendants
A CONFIDENTIAL and Experienced De.ee-
services divorce aud other cases by address
ing boz 67ss Post ONCE.
Tight Roof is n blessing wishin the
reach Of every & 70 az old reG can DC
2, small and | 70 be snH . dur.
street. Ss~ Sors and no $50 FUTON BSooSya cos
Murphys auction rooms).
AChanUe or Time.-Cold-ine, for Colds,
taken all hours from RusHroSs, 10 Aston House.
Large size. rs cents Try It, sold by drusss,s Depot
Batchelor's Hair Dye.-Thc Hest I'm the
woG sarmIs s.sSs and % ss The only
restores the hair 81 Barclay street. New Yorh
Chevalier's Life for tho Hair Restores
hair 70 IT, Ss .o sco Sp, IT, r . e o sss
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEvAL1ER. n D.
Corns, Bunions, Enlarged Joints sns
all diseases Of the feet, cured BY DR. zAchAhih' ~
Broadway.
DR.. sehsneh, OF Philadelphia, will be
at his rooms u Bond street Iue.d,y at his usual time.
between the hours off A. NJ aud sP M
DR.. sehenck Keep. a Fall ssPpiy OF !!is
PULM0NIC SYRUP, sEAWEBD TONIC ana MANDH rs
PILLS, a his rooms. 81 Bond street, At al times Ihess
three medicines properly taken wi" frequently e"e 0"o'u"p
Groxcr Il Bakers Highest Premiua
elastic and lockss,ch Sewing Machines 40 Broadway
Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE, JR, President, $40 broadway.
uemorrhoids Radically Cured In Tea
without the pi Disease. o. the sn M s sr% S CO Sy
HENRY A. DANIELS, N. D., Consulting aud Operative
Surgeon, No. 2 Union square.
Immense Prices Paid for Old Books
i0DOD Old and New Rocks for sale cheap; ,...
LE6uAT BROTHERS, lis Nassau street
Lock stitch Sewing Mschines and Bus-
ton hole Machine. WHEELER WILSON. 90 broadway.
sleeve buttons and studs.-New styles.
two three ve eight ten To seventynve dollars set For
by g. ALLEN ais Broadway, one door below Canal
street.
Take No More Unpleasant nnd UNSAFE
Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous Diseases Use
MEIMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUChU andlhPRoVEp Rosh
WASH.
Tru.ses.-Msrsh 4 Co.'S Old EstabItshcd
Radical Cure Office stu at No vcsey street. Lady Al
tendast
wiiicor a. Gibbs Sewing Machine.
No. 500 broadway.
wilder's Patent Salaman der safcs.-