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Lecture BY Professor II. Stcrfy Hunt.
Professor T. Sterry Hunt delivered highly In
structive and entertaining lecture on the above
ject at the Cooper Institute last evening. The at
tendance exceedingly good, the large hal being
three parts filled. The Professor commenced by
contemplated the wonders. beauties and mysteries
Of the earth In poetic light with the Impressions
Of those who examined nature by the more faithful
light Of science. The poet looks at na-
ture from q different standpoint to that
occupied by the man Of science The one converses
with nature on superficial topics, as were and the
poet loves TO contemplate the world for its beauties
and tries to anayze his relations to 1t and the great
but the man Of science studies ts material structure
Campbell lamented that In Withdrawing the veil
from the face OF nature men OF science dsspated all
e fairy charms; but this was the sick fancy OF O
poet. We do not admire beautiful picture the less
because we have some knowledge as 70 the man
and LAID them on the canvas. The lecturer here
described the manner in which he was impressed
sns sn. 81 %un, a. b Inc $
which seemed to change its form with every change
OF light until IL finally vanished In the mist. Noun
erence. OF old they were considered sacred. Some
OF the ancients held that they were the abodes Of the
their thunder and lightning, were the temples Of the
nreworshfppera. There are many theories as to
the origin Of mountains Until very recently It was
formation. Modern investigators have divided
mountains into sw0 great classes-those formed Of
stratfned rock and those OF volcanic substances,
the one being produced By fire and the other BY
the action OF water. Granite Is found In the foun-
dations Of the Oldest hills and at the peaks Of the
highest The newest rocks are seen on mountain
submits and the Oldest are found in the valleys.
The Adirondack range s probably the Oldest in the
world, its peaks lowered al0ft when the principal
mountains Of Europe were under the sea. The ruins
OF old Adirondack peaks form the foundations OF
the White and Green Mountains. It was reserved
for American Investigators to give 10 the world the
nrst rational theory OF mountain formation-the
result OF the geographical survey or Pennsylvania by
Professor Rogers and his able assistants.
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den proposed q resolution endorsing strongly tne
Civil Service bill, which seconded by Mr. Cnsres
p. Kirkland and adopted. ~.
Mr.. Howard Potter moved Q vote OF thanks TO MI.
Jcnckes, which was also adopted.
Mr. Jenckes said he might seem oversearness 10 IN
scheme but they would probably be IN earnest TOO,
when they saw that out OF every four dollars COL
lected from them one, by the present system, was
diverted to fraudulent Officers.
The meeting then adjourned.
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Herald Packages.
Captains Psers of Vessels arriving At this port win
please packages intended for the HERALD 70
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht nee. The New York Associated Prem do not now
collect marine reports attend the delivery Of packages
win the following extract from the proceedings
Of the regular monthly meeting. hsld March 1885,:
Resolved, That and after April le60 the Associated
Press viii discontinue the collection OF ship the
harbor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
u3- The ONCE Of the Herald steam yachts JANIS and
JEANNETrE 10 Il Whitehall slip All communications from
owners conagnees Of inward bound
sells wall be forwarded free OF charge.
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Marine Disasters.


Henry has broken completely IN two and win total
BRIO HATTIE RxrnY, Fits, from Portland for Ms.sn.
zas wreck ed about miles No Name Cay, Aba
s rS ass %s. DSa Sa q 'S's
In 1852. and owned in Porland)
from por ~ The Grand Banks and been
absent upwards Of weeks She commanded BY Capt
Forest B $
y:.ea Su ~ sS re- s
on % he Of $1,000 Cape Ann Mutual In.
ArrwERr, Dec 40 The Hope, Mcdonald, hence for New
York. stranded the Kaoo Bank, has sprung her fore
BHxxxN Dec s-The Rhein ts Meyer which arrived hero
from New York Dec % has grounded on Nordsrney, and
DEAL Jan aThe ssnsoof, from London Pensacola,
has been in collision With .hs indiana carrying away her
part The deci load which The ysnhoe from New Orleans
have been picked and taken 20 Fsiwood FaiScss
sS7bs ssip Sie.ur, xsArhur, from Savannah hs. ar.
sns q $ rcrr As
heavy striking the ship carrying away warks GI,ns
other considerable damage.
PoRTsxourn, Dec sl-The ssndusky Norton, from Bsui.
~ u. ssss 81 S.y y s.
ourrxsrowS Jan 1.-The ship scio,o CI,r, Regan, from
os y x. rss s :1ssss e ns
ter from Havana which port quarter and
broke rails nanmas The Charlotte Clarke had her
jitboom carried and other damage and Obliged
Sip her anchors 20 clear the other damage estimated
HlO which the scioto VIII have 70 pay.
Jan 2-Thc bark George Brown, from Hamburg for
repair Leakage she reports having met with .uccession Of
Ion s5, able seaman named John Clarke Of Rockand
Me-, washed overheard while working atthe pumps
boat Immediately lowered him. but smashed
aganst the ships side and broken All efforts
of the captain and uess and the
sank within few cables lengths Of the ship.
Jan SThe ship William rpscott s stnl In harbor await
Ina . favorable wind 10 leave
500 pAxrToS, Jan The Newton Cs arr here from Mon.
svideo Dec & IN ia ~ NJ Ion 10 w, AN observed
vessel 70 windward, which proved 20 te the bigsnne
merritt, from Mobile for Hsvre with forsmsa head sons
boat and supplied her with provons but had no sails 10
spare, when she made the best Of her Gibraltar
heavy running al the time. tThs has since arr Al
0ibraltsr)
MIlscelIane0us.
QucK DrsrArorL--Tbe sidewhssl steamship De Soto,
Eaton, commander. Of Livingston For Cos line Of
New Orleans sseamers after delay Of -four days at the South
West Pass Of fog arrived her wharf In h,s cttv
on Thursday night cf Jan ~ q midnight with cargo
Of cotton beef and merchandise of he bulk on m
bales cotton discharged the good order coaed snX
loaded up With fu cargo Of 100 tons general
end saisd again Saturday evening i've o'clock Jan G
hsuu.
sSrS yos.gssssp Howard, from carsAassns for ssw
neaSsss hsh nssss vsss isft 10 NE hospital thssA
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tne distribution Of gins commenced BY classes.
E4eh caag teacher received the prop 0rti0n appr0-
priafed Y6r f&f Class and 1t was left wit the
teachers distribute 70 each pupil what suited him
e Sslss sT s sss the Tss ss. a ss
dened hearts, and In al probability ~ the best mtS
sionaries for the increase OF the usefulness OF
church.
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAcHrS
WITH s s ana gsS0
as 4 "a g. passed one o. the Anchor Line
+ ~;s @ Jan
tonsi steamer 18TH ii Is ~ lon So one or the London
stss%sAip PsrI Gardner, Galveston Jan and Key West
osh With %dss and passenger 70 spogord nlesson Co.
fer New 9a1s "n '0i
Mary sanasd s1a Nc
C:S: + q 1sd'ss
quantity Of cotton casks and barrels also
marked n H 81 snd ous
seamshiP Worcester, Hodgns, Baltimore u hours, with
Steamship Francona Sherwood. Portland with nndse to
sSip Adophins sNa,, B..se Bremen. IS days. with mase
and s e Charles krsmeberg Came the south
ss:S D5sOsn OBJ Ron Alicante, ss days, With md.s
s,sl .s:sis a;%n.nd si si ~:
mass 70 Mcn Co. sSs0 men, crsw Of I'm hs S
sg Acme I. s . ss. and taken on Sy ship
Brig Henry Means Wentworth. Providence for Elizabeth
schr Maria Person Grant, baltimore.
mns c :. S,E -S to
bss ,s, z Iss n,1 Before .ssns !, Ha
Brown d Co.
schr Fred Webb, Greenl eaf Portland for Baltimore.
Schr Eulua, Mason, Gloucester, days, with hsh, to
Woodruff d Robinson.
schr Laura Coombs, Boston via Providence, where
discharged.
schr James vaf, Hudson, Boston for Jersey City.
Schr Lamartne. Gurney Wareham
Schr Eva. Sherman, Providence.
schr America Reynolds, Bristol.
Schr DIR Franklin, scovil, New London.
schr Henry, johnson, Bridgeport
SAILED
Steamships CITY Of New York, Liverpool; City Of
Manchester, and TARIFF, do; Rising Star, Aspinwal De
Soto, Havana and New Orleans City and MarposA,
New Oreansi Manhattan Chareston San Salvador, and
nontgomery, savannah Mary Roberts, ksx West and
Ee.sern Isaac Ball. Eorfoa Ac; yIrgni. Alssandria 9
Tdngi, Bristol r. barks Habrs Mosos Antwerp southern
Belle, Montevideo via 81 Marys, Ca Rachel Matanxas
Bnboa-
Wind at sunset NV.
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SHIPPING NE W s.
Alnanac Tor New Yerk---This Day.

Sun rises ....... 721 Moon SETS. ...eve 40
Sun sets. ....... q 90 High water. ....eve IL 43
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CEI WEST TwErTyFTF STREET, BETwEEH
HOf Seventh and Eighth avenues.--A furnished back
rArlcr with hoard, 70 two ssntlsmsn Terms reasonable
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CEC0ND ANNUAL BALL
~ IN AID
OF the Relief Fund OF
.. POST WADsWORTH. No. 4, q. A. r.,
the cry Assembly Rooms, washington street, near FuI
ton Bnyoklyn, Tuesday Evening, January ~, 1852.
Tickets 81, admitting gentleman and lady extra lady. nfy
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A PRIZES CAsHED IN THE ABOVE LOTTERIES.
"a. NJ PARKS CO.'S private Offices, Nos and D,
20 Fulton street told Herald Building, New York. Send fo
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"A. Missouri and Kentucky State Lotteries.
nrssoUEI-rxrnA GLASS NO. Ils, yAssuAnY 1e. 1892
s. e T. e. ~ no. 81 isJ y sAssAas u s u "a
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g. q, g, II, Is, Is 81, @, &, Is. a., is a.
Prizes csshsd and Information furnished in ali eesrsd
lotteries BY JACOB CLUTE Broker, 800 Broadway.
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APPoNAUG GI), Jan ll-Saied, schr 4 y L, Scott,
BOSTON Jan i..ATivsd, = schr, I Pierce Pierce r
sn & ns'a sna seo" sss SafM
from surnam Relief schr Mary Mines, and Austin,
S.y nn sse Me- Isssoq Lend s,s :ss E-,,s. s..s..
aonsevideo and Buencs Ayres schrs Marss, narss
sissSSsn sSnsssv ssw s,ssfs sfmss: ru.
Thomas Miller Nevins; and from the Roads, briss
Arrived steamer. WIN Es1pssy EsIls.,, Baltimore;
Thiadeghai brlss Hsr,s. 1msli. lBrh Eljos su,!nsm
sss sT :a Nancy ns xs
Ts si%ss ss~e.. sssr bs hSH ss ry ss
s, n. Esnir Crosby sos and N:y Mus
cs.Ss.s Sss. ,:ss. ss,:: .ss s s:. c;Ss :s ::s
Cape Dc Verbs and msrket Sarah Smith BANKS ncble
psssd c.ps 6oa rpSs q snnrs 'ap
.ss Sc Rss Il
WAL ss?s sas:'Ss
G:s hsssSScs sssny ,sIS
sn$ n from s,.n nyS Daniel
rto.n smss from r.isTmo; s.rss Aap,nd1sek 6h;.:
;sssss Ssis: j::ss i;s siIS
s% Slssr.S s;..%.. Maryland !cnn.sn H.ysa. and s.v
SsrsI GsSii bsrs iSsisds EeAssssr, fos RIO jsasrs,
iMh-Arrvsd, steamer NcCersn, Howea, Bosom; shfp
Ocean (No) 0erdcs Bremsni brig Orsolan Lesman, n.
Hoyt Nycrh Oliver schceed DissoswaY, and H:rIlhs,
wick, 0ags DO Henry Hobayt Manson, Boston Idelfa
Small, Ro6bna, New Bedford. Below bark Agnsa Thomp
vnna~
be harold Br) Sinclair Haeua; schr Alexander try
townsend, Porto Rico John Ward Inmsn; C5snmer,
iKifxsi, Jan io-sailss. sehr LusyJ warren Allen,
BRisT0ra Jan I4-Ariysd seop Harvest corwin NYork,
nse1ns 1yosk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DEAR SIR-n In nearly two weeks since ordered Of
you fy gross Barrys Tncopherous and s without
Il. Do please deliver without delay; II not the whole
let have 70 m rapidly Increasing orders
The demand for rapidly ncreasing and customers who
formerly bought by the dozen order by the aros We
avail ourselves Of hs opportunity TO congratulate the
has attained, reward it, merits justly entc I'd
the best hair preparation In the market
Yours, very truly
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CHRONIC DISEASES.

Professor HAMILTON will also in
form the afflicted that, having been writ.
ten to by thousands of patients, his
office has become the greatest centre for
the treatment of novel. interesting and
peculiar cases, OF any place in the world.
No hospital in Europe or America has
one-tcnth the number of singular and
remarkable cases as nre presented, either
personally or by letter, at No. SAG
Broadway. 1t is, indeed, an EMpoR1UM
OF CLINICAL MEDICINE. Among the
thousands of cases arising from diseases
OF the Liver. Lungs and Blood, which
he treats. the following receive promi-
nent and most successful attention: Sick
and Bilious Headache, Nervous and Neu-
ralglc Headache, Chronic Diarrhea and
Dysentery, Costiveness and Piles, PIN
pies, Eruptions and Brown Skin, Dropsy
and Diseases of the Kidneys, Consump-
tlon of the Blood, Scrofula in all its
forms, Spinal Irritation, Salt Rhenm,
and Erysipelas, Cancers, Asthma, Ep;.
leptic Fits, Nervous Diseases of the
Heart, Diseases of Females, and all dis
eases arising from Impurities of the
Blood, rheumatism, Catarrh and Throat
Diseases, etc, etc.
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Sights and Sensations

FRANCE, GERMANY, &C., $3.50.
Il hut to Hit by Surry, Of Eagle Nest, 81. so.
Five Acres Too Much, by Roosevcldt. a yery
pleasant and instructive book, $3.50.
prat now crops Grow, TOR all agriculturalists, by
D Old Town Folks, a novel, by Mrs. Stowe, s2.
Ihe Wedding Day in all Ages al Countries.
str SSt,retton. ton novel, by Kingsley, 40 cents.
He Knew he was Right, by Trollope.
The Malay Archipelago, it's Inhabitants and
Animals, finely illustrated, full Of informal ation. ~
Europe european a. Vineyards. by Flagg, 81 so.
The Virginians, The Newcomes, cheap edi-
tlons Ihackeray's works and other new books.
For sale at BRYAN & McCARTER'S
oune SO BoOkstore
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CASES OF LIVER COMPLAINT

CASES OF LIVER COMPLAINT.
1t Is with much satisfaction that in.
vite particular attention to the FOLLOWING
voluntary statement of the eminent Di,
vlne and Missionary, the Rev. A. A.
constantine, recently located in the in
terror of Africa:
No. 43 ANN STREET, NEW YoRK C1rv
Dr. Leontdas Hamilton, No. 546 Broad
cray My DEAR BENEFAcToR: A sense of
duty impels me to say, that yonr medi-
cines have done for me what no other
physician has been able to do. I have
been sufferer for many years from dis
eases contracted while laborinp as Mis-
sionary in Africa. Last fall I was de.
Ginning fast, and had all the symptoms of
quick consumption. applied to Won
for help. You remarked: s.Before I oet
through with you, will make YOU feel
several years younger than Won have ever
felt since you left Africa" I thought
but little OF THAT. as Ihad often received
similar. assurances from eminent physi-
clans, both here and in Europe: but in
less than two weeks all my symptoms
were entirely changed, and nv health
and strength improved very fast. In a
few weeks 1 found myself in the enioy-
ment of better health, and able to Der.
form more labor. mental and physical.
than at any previous time since I left
Africa. May God bless you in all your
researches in his great laboratory, and
make you his agent in restoring thou
sands to health.
REV. A. A. CONSTANTINE.
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a Card-Southern Life Insurance Com.
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We keep all our money at homo to build up
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STRONGLY CoRKoBoRATED.
No. 113 HARRISON STREET.


BRooKLYN, N. Y, January 20, 1869.
TO THE AFFLICTED EVERYWHERE.
During my labors in publishing and
editing newspaper for many years in
this city, and also in the performances of
my duties as clergyman in this and
other cities, have become thoroughly
and Intimately acquainted with r.
Leonidas Hamilton, NJ. D., the Justly
celebrated Liver, Lung and Blood Physi-
c'an Of this city, who is located OF No.
546 Broadway. The doctor was for
many years regular practicing pbysi-
clan' and also for. some years a professor
IN one of our best medical schools. and
during such extensive experiences. he
fully realized the inadequacy of the or
binary treatment made use of in all
chrome diseases, more especially that
class of trouble arising from deranged
functions of the Liver and digestive
organs. He Mt once set himself about
the study of the class Of diseases. deter
mined to make them q specially. Lay
ing the vegetable world under tribute, he
has made discoveries and compounded
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FRUITS IN AND OUT OF SEASON.
N LEMONS AND ORANGES.
SA&S Dates. Prunelles,
TTa Figs, Prunes.
- fresh lot of fine French Confertlon-
ery-something rich, rare and palatable.
Fresh Nuts, Almonds and Raisins.
Dessicated Cocoanut. Sicily Lemon Sugar.
Toys, Toys. Toys. Toys, Toys, Toys,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY.
CAKES and PIES-fresh and made In order
Pure CANDIES manufactured daily.
else. oA0A
Keep Cool!
The subscriber. intending to give his friends
and customers chance to keep cool, has de-
termined to reduce the price of CREAM for
the balance Of the season.
Cream per quart, rs cents.
cream per plate, 20 cents
Cream per half plate, 10 cents.
Lemonade and Fruit Beverages, 10 cents per
glass. N' ooA'o pei
=, Call and be convinced of the correctness Of
tho above. J. McKESZIE -
ouHe + Main Street.
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Estate of Frederick ZesterfIeth

NOTICE is hereby given that on the DAD
~ Day OF August next the undersigned will
apply apply to Hon William Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Of
rropate ahp ior klchland County, for a final dis
derrick Iestertleth, deceased.
July 23 413 VIM. STEIGLITZ. Adm,tor
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Notice.

NINETY DAYS after date. application will
~ be made for renewal of a. Certificate NJ
-Four Shares Of Charlotte and South Carolina
name Of John Agnew. III VIC
July II tu13 T AnNEu
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~ E1tractstrom By Laos and Charier.I
The Finance Committee shall have power To
examine the officers, books and papers Of sa;d
Bank, and to verify the statements of said of.
hcers and said books and papers, by taking an
inventory Of the assets and liabilities of the
Bank; and the said Committee shall make at
least quarterly reports of the results of their
investigation to the Board OF Directors. =
The Cashier shall, on each Tnes.
day, report, in writing. to the President the
business transacted OF the foregoing week
And he shall exhibit at the
regular meetings of the Directors the Banks
pook or books, and have prepared. from his
Sifh DGHhhs' "a complete balance sheet together
penditures. MS receipts Tp and and ex-
Assistant Cashiers and Tellers shall be- re-,
CURED TO give satisfactory bonds for the faith.
and an said bonds. before their acceptance by the
President, must be approved bv one Of the the
Sont;t. SoIclsors OF the Bank, and by the Finance
officer Of said corporation shall borrow or ,sa 90
any, portion of the funds thereof: be snretv
lor loans to others, or in any manner directiy
or indirectly, be an obligor for money bor.
rowed OF or loaned by the corporation.
No loan of money shall be made
Dv SAID corporation to any stockholder ownino
nv 70 euau lour snarcS therein. June %
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TERMS--.IN ADVANCE.
SYNOPSIS.

For the greater convenience OF those
wishing to write me about their diseases.
L insert the following, which embraces
nearly all that require to know in most
cases: Have you constipation of the
bowels? Have you attacks of Disrrhea?
Have You pains in the back, sides, or
shoulders? Have you pain, or tender
ness about the stomach? Have Won a
dry, teasing cough? Have You a sallow
or yellow. skin? Have you brown spots
On your face or any part of the body?
Have you headache? Are you dull,
heavy, or sleepy? Have you bitter or
pad taste In the mouth? Have you an
irritation or dryness in the throat? Have
you palpitation of the hearth Have Won
cold chills or hot flashes? Is your anne
tite unsteady? Is your stomach sonrp
Do you raise or spit up your food?
Have you any choking spells? Are Won
troubled with sickness and vomiting?
DO you feel bloated about the stomach?
Have you tired or sore feeling on rising
IN the morning? Do you have cc!;o pains?
Have you wind in the stomach or
bowels3 Have you piles or fistuIa?
Have you nervous and all-gone feelings?
Have you cold feet and hands? Have
you rush of blood to the head? Have
you uneasiness on lying on the sides?
Have you fainting Or epileptic fits? Have
you great lowness of spirits? Have YOU
gloomy forebodings?
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING, AND SEE
WHO ARE CURED.
Il. Lconidas Hamilton, NJ D.-DEAR
Sir: Duty prompts me to most CRATE
fnl acknowledgment of the astonishing
success of your treatment in my case.
For nearly three years I have suffered
from Catarrh, Nervous Rheumatism.
Liver Complaint, and Extreme Nervous
ness, 1nsomuch that life had become an
intolerable burden, and death was look
ed for as my only release; physically and
mentally broken down, I was utterly
unable to do tho duties of o minister.
and was preparing to retire from the
ranks, when providentially, my eyes fell
on your advertisement in the New York
Methodist. had already travelled far
and expended 80 much in the vain effort
to secure a cure, that it was with great
reluctance and little hope that address
ed you. Your reply inspired me with
nope-your remedies were received and
taken. and the result was as marvellous
to those who knew my condition aa it
was gratifying to myself. In THREE
WEEKS was again in the pulpit preach
ing with unusual vigor. and IL INV SER
vices are of any value to the church. IL ia
indebted to you, under God, for their
continuance. You may refer to me at anv
time, and shall be ever pleased to bear
testimony to your extraordinary skill
Yours truly,
REV. JOSEPH JONES,
Saint Joseph, Michigan.
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Lemon Syrup.
THOR making u cool. refresb;no houou.o
II. during tho warm days A heaitbfnl drink
supplying just enough acid to the stomach.
For sale by FISHER &c HEINITSH.
-oune DruQpiste.
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special Notaces.

THE MARRIAGE RING.-Essays on the
Errors OF Youth and Follies Of Age in regard
to Social Evils, with certain help for the erring
and unfortunate. Sent in eealed letter enve-
loPes. free Of charge. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.