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ore retained as recompenss for long service
on the :'home statiOn"l and three roundsmen The
police are under the general charge ana supervision
Of the executive onicer OF Lhe navy yard Mr. Waugh,
the keeper ut the main entrance from York street Is
well known to the visitors at this station. having
The pay Of the captains per diem is four dollars,
roundsmen three dollars. ana patrOlmen two dollars
and fifty cents.
The uniform Ia neat and handsome, and consists
or blue cloth coat navy regulation cloth cap, and
blue pants. Ihev are armed With club during the
day. but the night patrol carry rev0lvers.
The marine guard Is sent to the Navy Yard eacn
morning from barracks In Flushing avenue.
Visiting days on board the receiving ship are
Tuesdays and Fridays but respectable people desir-
Gus OF seeing the Navy Yard are admitted between
the hours OF nine A. M. and four r. M. daily.
Passes are furnished at Commander T.. A. X. Ben
nail's once In the Lyceum. which are collected az
the gate on leaving the yard. Conversation with
workmen during working hours Is disalowed.
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Tn. Broo,.l,n Nav, Yard.

The Navy Yard police corps IL on, OF much I'm.
tortancc and is, In fact department most essen
ta to the preservation OF order aud the protection
Of property. The force now numbers 1903 men, and
was rcorgsnized and advanced TO its present ef.
rcicnt state BY Lieutenant Commander Crossnan, In
1885, prior To which event the watch was remark able
sor the total absence OF anything akin to system
seguarity. The members OF the force are chosen
from the ranks OF the honorably discharged vete.
rams OF the army and navy. There are. however,
few exceptions to this rule. The police are divided
snto two classes viz, the shore division aud the
shpkeepcrs. The former are employed IN guarding
the entrances TO the several shops and buildings in
the yard at the gatcways, &c, aud the shpk eepers
are stationed on board vessels IN ordinary. There
are about twenty three regular posts which requires
tbe employment Of one-thlrd OF the total force at
time. None OF these men are employed ne
urderlies or In any other capacity than ID here
stated. There are Two captains iuseHss men, who
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Navnl Personals.

Rear Admiral Joseph Lanman has received pre-.
rara,ory orders 10 command the South Atlantic
Squadron.
Lieutenant Commander James O'Kane has been
ordered TO temporary duty rs member OF The
Board OF Examiners at Washington.
Lieutenants ID. q. woodrow has been ordered TO
4e Vandnlia and y. +. iIeyerman 10 League Island
surgeon John j. Gibson has been ordered 10 the
&eminOle.
commander oscar r. Stanton has been detached
nom the command OF the Puryeyor and placed on
waiting orders.
commander w. n. whiting has been detached
from the New York Navy YARD and ordered to the
cODmani OF The saratoga, relieving j. II. upshur.
VINO waits orders.
Commander James II. gifts has been detached
from equipment duty OF the Washington Navy YARD
and placed on waiting orders.
Masters J. NJ. forsy the and q. r. wilkins, Ensirn-
u. g. Macy and James H. Chcs,ey. Assistant sur.
Econ N. q. Drennarand Paymaser Baton have been
detached from the PuryeyOr.
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vELOCIpEDEs.
('SEKtAeEs

\ vELOCfpEDES.
Great reduction in prices.
PATENTED FEBRUARY n, 1859
PATENTED NOVEMBER 10, ih6d,
PATENTED MARCH Is. 1859
The subscriber, having opened the d5t
Bruadvsv connection with hts carriage ware.
room. e Broadway, having several manufactorics of
and aay receiving consignments from prc
eeoeipede manufacturers IN uhs United States
vared 10 ali orders with despatch.
Prices, from $50 10 1850
A liberal discount 10 purchasers OF Sin or more.
NOTICE. Al persons sre hereby cautioned against
BUYING, SELLING OR USING
VelOcpsde containing wheels that the feet eivt
motion hc 'front.' wheel the T. properly stamp
cd patented November 20 1906 by Authorized parties Ter
MAKING, USING, SELLING, BUYING OR IMPORTING
from Paris OF elsewhere Neocpeues in violation OF my
rights under the aforesaid Letters pseu render themselves
liable ~ prosecution and tha payment OF damages Aanuac
turera are .
PARTICULARLY CAUTIONED
sgana procuring licenses make such two.vheccd Vcoci.
psies from any parties who claim TO them uncss
such claimants possess my authority.
Information OF infrn gements solicited
CALVIN wfrTY, broadway, New YORK.
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vrELoCIPEDEs.-A r. FLANDRAU's NEW YORK We
locipedes 90 sale o. Carriage Repository, Esa Esh
eenth street Also OF VelOcpedes FROM vsr
builders Al ~-oss from SIS uo. ibsrsl discount ia
sohoola
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DRY GOODS.

LNRENcu LINEN TAPES FOR DREssMAkERs AND
IL oorset Makers by JAMES hOkkioON d CO., bl
White street, manufacturers depot.
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A'FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY WILL SACRIFICE
"A for cash magnificent Pianofor.e; carved rosewood
octave, oversung celebrated city maker Eve years
guarantee nearly new; $780, for less than sSC0 III
Seventh street.
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PROPOSALS..
pY ORDER OF rHE BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

Tenders will be by the Senior Com O1cer
until Of the 9Th for the purchase OF the
aforementioned quantities OF Old Iron and Bronze ordnance
Zinc and Lead the tenders TO state the amount IN Canadian
currency bankable fund) will be paid per Of la bs
each of metal also whether the tenderer
willing portion only of his tender shall bs accepted
IRON ORDNANCE, SHOT AND SHELL AND IRON
TRICKS.
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HlI ED.


ARRISON.-On the 7th instant, FRANK HOwAIEi1,
son Of Alexander and Hoster A. ArrsOn aged IL mon ts
and IT days
The relatives and friends of the fary are invited
attend the funeral from his parents residence, No. y;
Orthodox street, Frankford Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock.
BURNELL-On the morning of the STD instant, Mrs.
ANN BURkElI, rolct of the late Benjamin Burnel, in
The relatives and friends of the family
law Mr.. Charles FernbeR, No 1916 Green street.
Monday morning, the 18th instant at 10 o'clock. go
COYNE.-Suddenly on the 7th instant, ALEXANDER
COYNE, in the 35th year Of his ago.
Tho relatives and friends q the family respectfully
tho funeral from his late residence No
200 Webb beow Seventeenth and above Catherine
on Saturday the 10th instant at 10 O'Clock Intcrnent at
Mount Morah Cemetery.
JONFS.-On the morning Of tho 9TH instant ALFRED
b. JONES of Samuel A. and Susan n. Jones, in the
18th year of his age
The funeral viii place from his fathers residence
No Walach street. Seventh day Saturday next
the 10th instant, at II o'clock A. NJ +'
RAIGUEL.-On the 7th instant Mr.. AUGUSTUS
II. RAIGUEIi, aged IS years
The relatives of the family and his male friends
dence, No 1916 N Eleventh street, Monday, the 18th
instant, at II o'clock without further notice. '
ROBERTSON the 9Th instant, Mr.. JOHN p.
ROBERTS, in the Soh year of his age, and soldier of the
His funeral will place from the residence of his
below Spruce, Friday afternoon at O'clock To pro-
ceed to Woodlands Cemetery.
SNYDRR-Suddenly Monday the 9Th OF April, Mr..
GEORGE SNYDER, in the 10th year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited attend tho funeral from his late residence,
O'clock without further notice. To proceed to William
Penn Cemetery.
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CUSTOM WORK.
CORPS OF CUTTERS

CORPS OF CUTTERS.
JEAN BERNARD, from Paris, recommended by Saa-
guinetta, of Crony Lent, Broadway, n. Y.
7. ANDRIOT, formerly Andriot, Mageoch l. Co.
j. ZACKEY, formerly with Ehrcher.
q. Il. AYRES, formerly with Brown & Powers,
Broadway, N. Y.
Here we propose to combine oil the advantages
that be desired that can be obtained In any OF
the first Merchant Tailoring establishments Of the
country. Our Ccutters shall be scientific men OF
acknowledged SKILL the very best that can be had.
Our stock Of Piece Goods shall embrace all that is
Newest and Finest, from own and foreign mar
kets and shall be more varied and extensive than
any that has heretofore been found in Philadelphia.
Those who desire it can confidently count upon OBJ
tanning the very height of the style, Great despatch
and punctuality In filling all orders.
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YOUTHS AND CHILDREN's,

HENRY GREER, Head OF Department.,
Formerly with Hyatt, Hegeman & Co., Broadway NY.
We will give special attention TO the "Little Gentle
men," and will furnish the boys and young gentle
men with clothes for home and school wear and for
all dress occasonR All novelties in this line will be
found in our stock, and the greatest care Will be
taken with all the materials used, and work done,
upon the Children's Clothing. Saesadies will be In
attendance to walt upon such as may prefer their
services.
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The fine days with which this week IL ushered in
nave set everybody a-g0ing In the matter OF new
CLONES. Famous old OAK HALL has had crowds of
people and immense sales that seemed az though
there must be another Executors sale- in prooress
The new scale OF prices introduced there this year
which no other house equal though thew may
initiate 1t, is attracting all who want good sprIn1
clothes without paying higher prices than are abgo.
iutely necessary. The scale Is Won know cheap
cheaper, cheapest that s their prices begin at what
used to be the lowest price, and 90 downward in
stead OF upward. WANAMARRR 4 BROWN have se-
cured no patent right" on this new scale of theirs
Tor they are glad to bring down the price of clothing
everywhere, and are very willing to be initiated in
this respect but they assure their customers that
When others reach this scale then OAK HALL will be
selling more cheaper and most cheapest.
GRAND DEsIDERATUM with every housekeeper In warm
weather is the preservation from decay for an indefinite
period Of meats, fruits vegetables, and other pershabe
articles of food Scientific ingenuity has been taxed
ject could be satisfactorily accomplished, but until
Gently, with scarcely partial The difficulty
has at length been eecualy and housekeoper
will rejoice to know that the Darts Refrigerator mnnufao
tlred in this city by Messrs j. s. WOrman Co., combines
in itself the long sought qualities of being perfect pre-
Of pershabe articles of food and the time
great economizer Of ice II is constructed purely
scientific principles and in practical has proven he
the only article Of tho kind that fully and satisfactorily
meets the wants Of the public Those who desire know
Of its merits invited call tho House Furnish
ing Establishment Of Messrs Williams Woodward No.
Chestnut street. and satisfy themselves decided
superiority all others.
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Merchant Tailoring

Business that shall combine advantages only to be
secured in an extensive aud progressive house,
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No. SIG CHESNUT STREET.

Messrs. JAMES $. EARLE 4 SONS beg to an
nounce that they will place on exhibition at their
Galleries, on and after
Saturday, April 10,
large and interesting collection OF Works of Ameri-
can Art, especially illustrative of the progress
Chromo-LlthOgraphy in this country.
AS inquiry has frequently been made 'How Chro-
mos were produced?' and how nearly they resembed
lures that have been copied have been placed side
by side with these copies, that the fidelity Of the
work becomes apparent.
A book has been prepared containing successive
impressions Of the various stages of Chromos as
made, and other interesting information has been
placed withir'easy reach,
Among the pictures thus contrasted sre;-
Whittier's Barefoot Boy
COrregglO's "NIagdalene."
Tait's 'sGroup Of Chicl<ens.''
Browns "Crown of New Ens-
land.''
Bierstadt's California SUM
SETS
Spencer's ''HsIacIsbeII.ics.''
The Exhibition is altogether Free
A. BIERSTADT'S VESUVIUS,
The great picture OF "A Moonlight Eruption Of
Vesuvius In the Winter of 1868 will be exhibition
on and after SATURDAY, April 10, at EARLES GAL
Twenty-Five cents. 4S3t
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GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
LOUIS l. FORBES, Head Of pepartment,

LOUIS J.. FORBES, Head OF Department,
Formerly with j. C. Arrison.
Our stock in this department will be as fine as can
be had embracing the finest qualities OF linen, and
all under-garments collars, cuffs, cravats, canes
umbrellas, yalises and all toilet articles, and what
ever else goes to complete gentleman's attire at
home or when travelling
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SPECIAL CARD.

We believe that the growth of our city and the inl-
proved tastes Of our people in this matter of dress de-
mand such an enterprise, and we propose meeting
the demand We bring to the undertaking a success
full and not limited experience, an ample cash capt.
tal the cooperation Of the best OF worknlen in all
departments, and determination to succeed; and
with the help of all who are interested noe only in
the comparatively small matter Of
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CHARLES SToKRs q Co.,
MERoHANT TAILoRs AND OLoTHHRs,
Continnntal Hotol R,,;id;n.


Continental Hotel Building,
ARB NOW PREPARED
with fun assortment of Really Fashionable Goods
For GENTLBNfEN's WEAR,
and
EGB READY CLOTHING
to fit and please
ALL SIZES, ALL TAsrEs
ALI PRICES
QUALITY AND STYLE TBsT OF CHEAPNEss.
VERY IMPORTANT AND VALUABLE INVENTION (Srom
he Washington Chronicle).-Over hundred and fifty
patents have been issued at the United States Patent
Office for different kinds of shaft and pole coupling for
carriages and the issued November last to William
Wallace Anderson of Camden New Jersey, is the most
simple and best invented To attach detsch the
shafts pole there take off bolts take
out and antrattlers required 1t is arranged that
portion of the coupling acts antratter II also
makes very safe, substantial, and neat finish Exports
the patent for the United States is worth several hun
dred thousand dollars.
JEwEnRY-Mr. William W. Cassidy No. 12 S. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment of
no Jevelry and Syorware in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real article furnished at
price which cannot be eqused He also has largo stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and all
prices visit 10 his result in pleasure and
profit
REFRIGHRAroBs, Cedar Chests. Stepladders and a
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"GOOD CLOTHES,

But also in the great matter OF extending the Dler
camille interest and spirit of our city. we intend
making an establishment which WIN compare favor
ably both in the amount of business done and in the
manner of doing it, with any similar conccrn in New
York or any other part of the country.
We ask share Of your patronage, solely on the
grounds, however, that We can supply you with
Clothing, either
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REFRIGHRAToBs Cedar Chests, Stepladders, and
Large assortment of Housekeeping Articles, at S. Far
Co.'S old stand Nos. s2O and 2S2 Dock street, be
Low Waln
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WAR RIED.

GERHARD -sTARR.--bdarch 49, 1869, sy Rev. p L.
Davies at his residence No 1O2 Sixth stitt Camden
MIR. SAMUEL GERHARD TO Miss MAIY ELIEN
STARR, all Of Camden N. j.
WATT -BLAKRLY.- On ttc 7th Of April 1879, in the
39th Street M r. Church, West philadelphia by te Rev
II. A. Cleveland d. M. WATT Bsq, of Pttsburg, Pa, TO
Miss II. A. BLAKELEY, of Philadelphia
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AND 600 BROADWAY, NEW YoR

"a n HoyRRs patent combination sofa bed Is an article
- s,rture that has with uneXamped rapdity won its
av 10 public favor The sofa bed is handsome ana wi
esent an attractive appearances in any apartment ny
iIa oontryance it can instantly be converted into
s ,,ho,t unsoreyying or detachng any of its parts IL
bs bureau attachment also which adds greatly 70 it
sfoiency, and it is well and strongly made IN all lIS
Darts that IL is impossible that 1t can get out Oh
& 90 lad has hairspring mattress complete and as II
h no hinged feet or props attached TO the back 70 sup
mort n when extended it's safety is secured TINS eesanI
nd convenient article of furniture can be seen aV 'no
Wareroom of II. r. Hover, No. $50 D. os'ohu S'io''
GROVER BAEFRs Highest Premium sewing aS'"'"'''
O JfO Uhesnus street,
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DEPART M c NTS.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
JOHN W. ROGERS, Head of Departmeu

JOIiN W. hOOfItS hedu OI DeparLneutr
Formerly with ROckhill II Wilson.
The majority of our citizens buy their clothes
Ready-made; many more would do so IL they could
secure as good material, fashionable styles and
finish as they do in having their garments made to
order. We see no reason why this should not be
done, and propose to do 1t, Offering TO the pubic
Ready-made Clothing, suitable for the wardrobe Of
any gentleman, cut in Style, well made, ot the best
material and elegantly finished
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CITY ITEMS.

(utroM DEPARTMENT Rih choice assortment OF se
ed tls of Piece Goods be made up order by eop@ea'
and esDer1enced Cutters and Workman INTO Mems ''u''
Boys' or Ohildren's garments Of every style
HALF WAY BETwEEE BENSETT Co.,
fjlth aud Io,w,kk ,,s I nAl.,, ,,,n,vr
w PHmADELPHIA,
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SPRING SALB
OF
EINk CLOTHING FOR GENrLEmEN AND BOYS.
SPRING SALB

EINB CLOTHING FOR GENTLEMEN AND BOYS,
An Entirely New Stock!
BY Tar the largest and most varied,
The most elegantly made up,
In new and stylish NODES
Well sewed and handsomely trimmed
Grave and Gay, to suit all tastes,
Boys of six men Of sixty.
Scale OF Prices cheap, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
WANA1IAIxER & BROWN
have now opened, after months Of preparation, a
stock OF Spring and Summer Clothing which far sur
passes even their former eff Orts.
This they will dispose of by a
LIVELY AND QUICK sALE,
to insure which they have put the
Lowest Figure Possible
every article in store.
ApvIce.-Come and see for yourself.
secure "drst pick" out of this stock
Register your orders early in the Custom
Department.
Ask your wife to examine our Boys
Clothing,
Buy your Shirts, Cravats, etc., In our en-
larged Gents Furnishing Department
OAK HALL BUILDINGS,
I4.HCsNsT CLOTHING HOUSE IN PHILADELPHIA.
s r. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS,
EXTENDING ON SIXTH STREET
FROM MARKET TO MINOR.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-04-30

The oacaoy Of H~osTETTER's CELEBRATED
STOMACH BITTKRs as a specific for recruiting tho
enfoObled body and cheering the Responding mind has
passed into a proverb. In tho United States, whore
thia marvellous tohio has borno down all opposition and
collapsed all rivalry, the demand for II has annually in.
creased In a heavier and heavier ratio for years, until,
at last, the regular sales Of this preparation exceed
thosa. Of all other stomaohies combined. Eminent
mambors Of tho medical profession and hospital sur.
goona without number, have candidy admitted taat
the phArmacopma Of tho faculty contain no proscHption
that produces such beneficial effects Of dyspepsia, sen
eral debility and nervous disease as HOaTETTKRs
BITTRRs. To use tho language Of svenorablo physis
elan Of Now YorK, "Tho Bitters arc tho purest stimu.
liant and safest tonic we have" But the uses Of the
great vegetable antdoto are muehmore comprehensive
than such praise would imply. As a PREPARATORY
ESrIDorE TO epidemic dissase, a genial atimulanL n
promoter 81 constitutional visor, an e~ppetizer, aiom-
aohic. and a remedy for nervous debility, no medicinal
preparation has ever attained the reputation Of HOS
TETTRR'S BITTERS. Il Is tho HOUSEHOLD
TONIC OF tho AMERICAN PEOPLE. and In all
human probability will be 30 for centuries to come.
The maenatos Of science recognize itsmaris; and that
u Is omphatieaiy tho medicine Of the masses. IL proved
by its vast and ever increasing sales.
THE MAGIC CONIB.-Tseth are coated with
solid dye. You vet your hair aud use tho comb, and u
produoosa permanent black or brown. ONE comb sent
bg mall tor si26 Address WILLIAM PATTON,
mnr22A8b 1876 SPnE0FIELD, MAaa.
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Restoration Wonderfnl.

Utera hotty lumbar Wagon had rgu orer ne Baet.
500, Washtenaw %. Mich. April Is. 1850.
MfssRa. THoA ALLcoCE a Co.-tnclossd 4 send Won
an order for your excellent Porous Piaslers. Tbev
have done me q great deal Of good. Two years ago, on
thclNth 81 March, | was run over By a lumbar ygagon
which injured my back severely and broke od one Oh
he spinupus processes 1.-THE lowest Joint or the b.ct
bonel aud %tupturod the ligamonts beiwoen four OF ths
others a hump OF about IN inch an hNf waa ali the
external evidence ofiniury, but the ps ID was far ereaf,
% than dying evoV day would DO. r Hptiiei 10 ths
hc1t physicians Of heF Hofk, WtscoDsin and HfsRI
ssn, Tho failed 10 IeIsye mo, though, IN Justice 70
lhetn, ! puet aay smne OF Their pTescHpfonsI II dd ,ot
follow. | gave up all hopes Of pormanont rsilsg nm,
pain, When. ! happened 70 road your adyeriisensnt
which l had eeen before, but had paid no All .niinn ~
y bot now concluded % sond for 4 dollars worth, ADD
AZ leaii mako q trial Of thom. This was aevorai month";
arni The. hrst plagtfr did me good. Tthon ssni a.
nav yerddand put u on my back, reaching from Nj
Doao 70 mp bone l have worn Il for Eve or sr wsstf
apd ie9l nearly aawell as ever. Think nothing buf
uoues 9rons fiaAter has done me any good, and N
y ~ not that thon ] am go'tng well from An iniu,v
from which the best surgeons and phyrician taid ~, ny
You nave 2, ehanoe to live aud you have 4 chance ~
dle" . shan Keep on sticking TO tho plssters, M tbsy
w slick 70 me and Judging from those already tried.
; SEYMOUR
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Highly usefulin Affections Of the Heart.

t~AasyfLLE, Louisiana, March 2. 1880.
Dr. A~LLCOoK-Siri | have boon SUFFERING under
= heNeIg httaek OF '~nouralgic disease" Of my bowels 1or
years with hypertrophy Of tho heart" and have trsd
eNetything known 70 the practice Of modicine from M
VIZ pgtl y. 9 hut tfuth promsta tao 10 az that
!2ur llaqiem have. given me more permanent rsliet
duco a perfect cure. W" po
Inc connterirritant effect Of your plastors "a produc.
ed IN suoh mill and gradual way, they so invigorsi.
w Slteululon around the parts 10 which they No m
pled, aud exert upon all nervous diseascs suoh \ 49,,
inluence, that ! place them con6dentiv al ~
mead oteverY plaster now in use.
ENery medical man who becomes acquainted vith
mem WI asenrcdly recommend his patisnts 10 nse No
qtheF than, tha. Medicat0d lndia Rubber Pissfsr az
DR. Alcock. Yours, very truiv, "F"f W
LT HENDERSON, NJ ID.
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Nrssss Tuos hMIfohp COM. Nov u, is5t
Dispatch, twelve dozen Allcoekis Porous P~lastera our
dahy experience confirms their very superior areel
lonco. ~ this moment Of writing a man applies one
Who hy entangleneut IN Tho thah Of machinery. had
both Ms legs brokop, spine severely Injured, And Was
lot nearly q year entirely helpless. This man found
relief worry soon by the application Of a plaster Id M
spine. He was soon enabled % work and nov hs
single plaster y they eould not be had sta lower rate
an surprsed that surgeons do not make use Of these
their heubilily and adhosiveness are greatly IN All
vance o. all other plasters with which ! am acauaintsd ,
while the perforati0ns peculiar 10 them render them
greatt, superior 70 all Others for ordinary sureioai
usta hn9WlnF the plasters 70 DO - useful, I have no
actuploa that my sentiments should be- known
- LM LlHNanN Al ID