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FOWN,N-UII-On inst atTrty Chapel Tventvfnhst,
Joseph W Ill., Francis c. Bowman esd AM ME- mar,
T. Hill, both 0f SesIOrA.
Boston papers please copy.
BROWN-sCoFTELDAt Mltononfhehu'son on the 81 inst ~
n. Rev A. Underwood d. II. Brown II New lorA 'iy To
MS A. daughter the late Raus Soo-e Of CAEson, n l.
CHAPN-STAW-n BROOKLYN tie re- lce o. John Bliss esd %
by the Rev Henry Nari Dr chef Elsh -
Chaplin Brooklyn Laura c. daughter VI the late Rev. j. b. STA"
OF Granville, " I. No cards.
TUESDAY MAY by Rev. Il. b. Lockvooi
Riw4i B. Chapman Hannah K Laws both OF Jersey tV M
carts.
PLATT-SHAW-In Brookn the residence Of John Bliss esq., on
Thurslsy MAJ 1870 Rev. Henry Ward B'tcler William IT,
Plat OF Chatham village ~ L., Ida L. daughter oi the late e'
j. b. SHAW Of Granville y. Y. No cards.
HICKoK-PRICE-At Norsals, Conn., on Wenesiay May tha
residence brides parents by Rev y u = .e! 1eofs D.
Ella L., daughter Of r. j. Pnc~ esq
olSTARD-KHARSY-On THURSDAY MAJ the Church Of te In
caaton Dr. Mon goner, James W ouin's to Lonse
l. Keamy daughter late Philip keAny, all Of this city
sPAULDIN-WEsTON-A the residence 4 james : Myers bL,
standing to Eliza ~ daughter late John L. Weston OF New
York
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WOMEN REFUSED AS CENSUS ENUMERAToRs.

WASHINGTON, May 5.-Gen. Walker Super
intendent Of the Census, has addressed letter to the
United States Marshal for the Southern District OF Oho
as follows:
Your report OF subdivisions and assistants, received
and dyed the 18th inst, contains the names
OF Iaynia Purlear and Sarah Burgoyue az Assistant
Marshas for the Ninth and Seventy Divisions re-
specyely Of the Southern District OF ONO These ap-
pear to be the Of women IL so, am Instructed
to inform you that such appointments cannot be ac-
cepted by the Department In conformity with the act OF
May %, 1880 You will please make report upon the
facts at earliest convenience and, II the original
appointces are ineligible under this rule you Will at
once proceed to make new appointments to these po
sifin
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JUsTIN s. MORRILL, ON PROTECTION.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAY /

JUSTIN s. MORRILL, ON IfsOl
A Washington correspondent OF The Boston
journal says:
Senator Justin s. Morrill, OF Vermont will In few DAYS
speak at length the tariff question, with Whlc ~ 10
probably more familiar than any other member OF 'on
grtss. ,,, .,,,,or.
1t is understood that he will advocate the main spor
Of the General Government by duties upon nnIor,cu
goods, levied to favor the consumption OF bono-
made and home grown products, and that ne VIII ucn
strate that having created homo market ior aSlc,
tral products IL should not be surrendered ana auc
free to foreign rivals, remote, VINO nave never
contributed TO the support Of such market ABOVE
Mr. Morrill, will seek 10 harmonic the e0nnlctlhg inter
est in the Republican party on this important question:
and To show that there il necessity Tor any sucn
tagonism as should principle divide the votes Vi us
members. n.,o,o ,,s+
such speech can but have excellent enect nereJust
now when the enemies OF the Republican party are ao
diligently endeavorng to wreck 1t on the tarh rock
At the charter election in Madison, Ind, on
the Sd inst the Democrats elected the Mayor and four
out OF six Councilman.
Senator Revels of Mississippi is to deliver a
icc,pp ON Wednesday eveBng next at the cooper i'u
tute, on "The Tendency of otn Age
The Republicans of MOrristOwn, ~ o.' nav
made the following nominations: Mayor Samuel e. Hal
sey; Alderman, Richard Speer; Member of Council. VIM
Y. Sayre
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METHODIST CHURCH CONFERENCE.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 5.-The General Confer
once Methodist Episcopal Church South met this
morning After the usual re gous exercises, and prayer
by Bishop Andrews OF Georgia. and the reading OF the
minutes Bishop Pierce OF Georgia took the chair The
roll was called and all the Bishops were present except
ing Bishop Early Virginia. who Is sick Inc STANDING
Committees then announced A message Was TO
with the Convention before Its ADJOURNMENT Sleeiai
Committees we're appointed on Orphans Homes. Teysed
was thou read by MI, WlghtInan. Tho addresa after
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A fire broke ont at p. III. yesterday on
the third floor of 30. IS Franknst, occupied by James
Attweu, jr.. as mandatory Of cord, and twIue;
damage, $1,000 The second OOr occupied by Charles
Hess, manufactures Of ladies' under -aIment,, was
damaged BY water $4,000. The first floor. occupied by
the Empire Paper Collar Company, suffered lDss ot
1000 The building. owned by j. Tartar, damaged
t,. nf q tsO
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TIE STiTE or TRADE.


NEwORLRays May Flour in far demand 'ani frm - ~
50 and higher : 30l 81 b. Oits TO- Bran = ~
IIay unchanged Pork aul Lsr firm bat GHrlaH, Cd
Sugar re Molls,es-Prue reboed 7oa1c Nhi,ky, y.
05 firm; gh' Pair lal',c; Prime, l.. %
l8c Exchange 2Ji Ne~York sight EIhange yer cent
premium; Coli. Iliic. -.
ArGrrA Ga 5The Cotton market is active With bgh
offerings sales bas receipts, .3 bale; Mdln.s III ollie
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CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION IN VERMONT

On Tuesday, the 10th inst the electors of
Vermont are 10 vote for delegates to State Convention,
which will meet at Montpelier the second Wednesday
I'm June next TO approve reject the amendments to the
State Constitution which proposed by the late
Council of Censors The propositions will be voted upon
by the Convention separately and such as receive ma
ory in that body will become part OF the state Cons-
tuition The points OF the several proposed amendments
are as follows:
ARTICLE l. forbds the Legislature TO create or to en-
large or diminish the powers Of corporations by special
acts, except for municipal purposes
Art H. provides for biennial sessions OF the Lglsla
ture instead of annual ones the rule Is and for
corresponding change from year to two years III the
term of service State and county officers and OF SEN
ators and Town Representatives..
ART III provides that the Legislature may by law pro-
vide the filling of vacancies in the Office OF Senator or
Town Representative. - - - -.
shall appointed by the Governor by and with the con-
sent of the Senate and for the term OF six years, one
third of them being appointed iii two years In case
Article H. adopted and Article ~ isreeced, 1t Is then
proposed the term OF judicial service two years
instead of one, as at present. 49, =,
ART " provides that women may vote with no other
restrictions than those imposed on men
ART vi provides that in the year 1880 and In every
tenth year thereafter the Senate may 10y vote or two
thirds OF its members propose amendments 10 the Con-
stituton which If concurrcd in by a majority OF the
members ~ the House OF Representatives, shall be en-
tered Journals Of both Houses and referred 10 the
next General Assembly and published In the newspapers
of the State II the said next General Assembly shall
by "A majority of the members Of each House concur in
the proposals of amendment, any or them then the
General Assembly are TO submit the amendments so
cOncurrcd I'm direct vote OF the reenen and Such OF
the proposed amendments as shall receive majority or
the votes the voting thereon SHAH become
part of the Constitution OF the state. The House OF Rep
resentatves is invested with the power Of impeachme
Gle Of the present Consttut on, providing for Council
OF CensOIs, Is aDrogated
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Ezhty Millions Year .-For the cash trade ~ the
New Wes advert IN TAG MJUSrAS HERALD, Dcnvt Col
ordo Aiiress days Mr GoLDRcE the publisher boz
$40 St. Nicholas Hotel New.iork City.
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John +. Henry. Col.eIne " v proprietor o. TIE lirg Il
Depot word where e fosnd al times ever veil
established remedial preparation that iGn to tie leah ana hAPP
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The TROPHY Tosaro do, IS doG, -; single plants 1c AZ
GIe.s GEO. h. WAEISG, jr., Ogden Plm Ne"por., l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-06

Of Washing Machines there nothing 10 be compared VIA
DORIS weekly Tribune. Dee. Is, 1903
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MARRIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards. Initial Stamping Sots Paper
WV EyyKpELLs sons FULToS-sT Old CRUNCH.
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POLITICAL.

COURT OF APPEALS.
For chkr Jussioe-HENRY X. SEIIDEN.
(Chnrlcs MasOn,
Charles Andrews,
Tor A'so1aN Just'oe'l Cha rles j. FOlger,
Robert =. Hale.
ELECTION, TUESDAY, MAY IT,
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DIED..

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed nth faH
name and address.
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for Salt amb 90 1n.
Two LIT OR FOR sAIE-TERMs TO SUIT
IL THOSE HANDSOME NEW COTTAGES.
At THE STATION.
RUTHERFORD PARK.
Is minutes BY the Erie Railroad Palace Clrs-NO mud
Apply TO the owner, THOS. Il. AGNEW, 80 Green
wieh st, corner Murray, New York.
OW RENTs.-sl5. $40 o. per montni comfortable
apartments; cars pass; healthy. i5i Grand st.,
Wnliamsburgh.
INO LRT-2D West uth stone floor with rooms,
near BToadway the house is rs feet font, the rooms
large possession INN edately,
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Il A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIONEER.
BY LAWRENCE, OAKLEY FLEuRY
THE GREAT EXCURSION SALE OF THE SEASON!
5000 PRIZE. FREE RIDE AND FREE LUNCH!
hot FOR JAMAICA!M
800 LOTS AND VILLA PLOTS
to be sold on the premises,
WITHOUT RESERVE.
on very easy terms
80 MONTHLY.
II desired at
EAST LAWN, JAMAICA. L. l.,
JUNE 20 and u. at ~ O'Clock noon.
A GOTHIC COTTAGE
ana premises, valued 5000 to be given to The pur.
chasersas
A PRIZE!
Also.
ADMIRABLE VILLA PARK PROPERTY.
Jamaica within halfhours ride to the city Terrier;
fare, by the 100 tickets. y cents each commutaon as
sycn-yery little more than FIR, In city cars.
This large and beautiful vllllsc soon to BE- city.
enjoys nrst-class church and school facilities.
The propcrtyis located IN the finest and healthest
section OF the village. surrounded BY splendid villas
and cottages. Title perfect.
F-cc tickets and further information obtained at the
olccs OF LAWRENCE, OAKLEY & FLEURY,
10 Pine S., New YORK, and
SUMNER & DUSBY,
124 Broadway. Brooklyn. r. u.
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X,nI Esixtf.
GRAND PARK,

GRAND PARK.
Comprising 10 Estates consisting Of
1000 Acres Of nrst-cisss lands.
In one body on the beautiful Highlands OF westchesr
county. N. Y, to be sold OF
PUBLIC AUCTION,
In Six Sub Divisions,
INCLUDING ELEGANT VILLA SITES.
DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS. and
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY.
This property situated on the harbor 20 miles from
City Hall. the line Of the New York and New Haven
Railroad, extending nearly tx miles wide westwsrdiy,
over the romantic Highlands OF Mamaroneck and Sears.
dale 81 miles, and comprises the finest body OF lands
in the county. Besides the 10 Homesteads, 20 New
Ornate Villa Houses will be erected.
EXTENSIVE EsPLANADEs, WIDE DoULEvARDs,
AND HANDSOME AVENUES ARE NOW IN
PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION
VILLAGE LOTS will be 80 by 80 feet, and VILLA
PLOTS IRON one to ten acres each. The finest oppor.
tunity ever offered TO secure nrs.class,
ACCESSIBLE, ECONOMICAL, ELEGANT HOMES.
Sale will be positive and without reserve. " per
cent. down. balance In three years
EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENT.
All purchases of $1,000 and upwards will receive A
COMPUTATION PASS on the railroad for
ONE YEAR FREE.
SALE OF LIST SUBDIVISION VILLAGE PROPERTY.
100 VILLAGE LOTS,
Equal 10 -
40 CITY LOTS,
WILL TAKE PLACE
JUNE 10, 1870. ON THE GROUNDS.
Special train leaves depot OF N. On H. r. r. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. Sale to commence at u o'clock NJ.
For further Information and descriptive pamphlets
apply to ANDREW WILSON, Jr.,
Grand Park onlce. 3i7 Broadway, n. T. or
JOHNSON 4 MILLER.
" 70 Nassau st.
g. DINGEE & CO,
0Pinc st., and
MALLORY 4 BLACKw
Evening Post Building
Auctoncers
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Bubble Motltts.

S0TISE II a. Fund GiyE tIs
9c Act entitled An Act o aui6Sfse The son,srueton
New YORK. passed April = $50 they viii sci al public
s.S s s@MGSSd,s SSy issS Sii,S; a NJ SsS
she 10 eon s opeTs s BY animal and nse
raj, osd with. ;inEe o. double track o. 'TSinancr
tensaton, III ough' npo1' and along The ioll9%ing
YSrk VII Commencing on The North or Hudson River.
at the loot OF ono Hundred and Tnrtetn street thcnce
WIN dSaP!s iTsSs 20 MsaSaisn ssSs' iSs%ss
iTacs. % One Hundred snd Twen,y:nnh street,
hsnS; m5osSh and sl Ss, one Hundred ~, aaS
harlcn, RIVER also, from one Hundred and Twenty;
a ayeaps WI with ao ae 10 the "a en- pridse si
One Ia sf and @f eh r w do &c
70 The HSysm Eye. 1so from one SHdrca and
nuei thence rihe.i through Gpd along the Tenlh
9yG9ne lin d5sSs raSS 70 tns tcSinnn. o. said
Ant 'Tsss for ne pICn" w.ElaS oai &c
syenucs. route or rouieS sail road to be completed
within Two years from Lhs passage OF said sct except
syetqe a. lt a. the .ame shil be coenSd sradei and
ss'c VIII bc eonnucic In the ordinary minner OF sales
ataucion and tbs peson rcornorn ION who SHAH ohet
i9fsaeA right privilege, or lranc!,'e shan rseey;
or q eLttc TO such grant aed au norzed 90
.rnc, Spsrse nni as e ZANE IN scc2T1ancs 1itn
Issued on ~ rayaSn y!iMn ten days; mt tse CIV
Cemmon,l,y OF INC Guy o. New lork, 70 the sum
Somiioer II snd CITY condtioned t I the person or
yeah. finish aal c1npgt sai road and equip the sam,
soLg Tcat sytnue a. alore:na but should he or hey
SS so@ Of S try e .s@a
s s not DC acmSd or c a to 20 be pa 81
nc time wiihln wa el tas same IS 20 De com
authorized ard the right reject an, bio
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MItulnsrp.

EOH SALE CHEAP One liinch roll tongue
Il anu groove Schemes planning ma III nc, at tho box
shop, oak ST. near Franklin, Grccn9oint, near 10Th
23d Vt. ferry.
WANTED a portable Steam hoistlnr apparatus,
w sulaDic tor hOist.lt C)ll, Address with pArtcu.
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Mnsifal lustrumtns.


A GREAT OPFER.-HORACE WATERS, No
N tl Broadway will dispose OF 100 Pianos Melodeone
and Organs OF six nrstclase makers, Including Chick
erngs ut extremely low prices Tor cash during THIS
month"; or will tlke from Is TO SIS monthly until paid
The same 10 let, and rent money applied purchased
A BEAUTIFUL rosewood piano. only SIS.
N j. RIDDLE, 10 hmity ST., near broadway.
A BEAUTIFUL. rosewood upright plano for sale
n alta sacrifice; made by NUNS. li6 Blecckcr at.
PIANoss for @ $50 s,sgsp sSsGSSSd sEea
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PRICE FAR AND INTEREST.
HATCH 4 FOOTE,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,

BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
70 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
I,nE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
IL now completed the entire distance from owego to
Auburn. A popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district thus efficiently provided for.
The local business the Southern Central will be very
large. both freight and passenger tanic. The rich
agricultural country through which II runs Will afford
constantly Increasing business The great manufac.
turing Establishments ut Auburn. whose water power
Is the best In the State and the onterprising towns
along the line, will always secure TO this road good
income.
vERMiLyE & CO, the Financial Agents OF the road.
offer the remaining unsod portion OF the Bonds with
the greatest confidence believing them be good
security as aay that has been placed this
ke The Bonds bear Seven per cent have thirty years
TO rum and they convertible stock at the option
OF the holder
THE muTHlAN5I IKE KEN sNfS1nRRfANcE con-
At the annual election hsld a the ollee Of the Com
sS s nine tenn to ~ ss rS aTsfS Sf lSn en.
tonand one Trustee 70 MI avseancy Tho following per
fRfpfRick MISsT0N rfGsye4 16 So votes
WydMtiAM pgITs yece!y,ed Z t.Gii y y,:,
o2yEk H. fALaEE 5l received 'sS Votes
SAHGp A MSGy hD1 IssGS M .Sis votes
sEAS kHf fRSr rs 5Sefysq az S Soc
ALEXANDER " RICE received ftlC votes.
Two scattering votes were cast. .
Al meeting OF the Board OF lrustce. leld on We'd
ncsdiy, Juns 8, isi) FREDERICK :. WINSTON was
'"'"'''''' ''''''''' j. STUART, Secretary.
RANkING HOUSE Or
HENRY CLEws & co.
81 WALL STREET
INIEl.Esr ALLOWED
on DAILY BALANCES or CURRENCY or GOLD.
Per depos;in- with u cln check sight In same
manner as with National Banks,
Certificates of deposit Issued bearing Interest n mar
Bet rates Collections made o. all points, ani loans
negotiated
ebny and sell IT current market prices L. g. GOV.
ERNMENT BONDS OF oil issues and execute orders
lor INC purchase and sale OF GOLD and al nsIcass Sc
| Curitiea.
OFFICR OF TIE HAMILTON FISE IN
june J. lsi0Thc Board Of Directors have this day do
ciared regular somlanuGI Dividend VI 80 ave per
| cent.
ALSO,
| An EXTRA DIVIDEND u ~ nve per cent. free OF
Government tsx payable on and after July !.
JAMES GILMORE, Secretary.
| rNO uOlDERs OF CHICAGO AMI ROCK
| Il ISLAND RAILROAD BONDS,-This Company are
prepared to exchange their hTst mortgage sinking
fund per cent. bonds due ~ iHh for the bonds
OF the SnictcO aAt l.ock LlAEd Company, maturing
July, ls10 The bonds offered In exchange aie secured
extending rv.n Chicago Council Buifs including the
tent ]. r. TRACY, Prosiecn
| New York. April -. 1910.
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AstIologu.

-
A LII WHO With to know the description Of In.
N tended husband or wife how SUOn aud Oftcn they
marry, aud have health wealth, good luck through c.
should consult Proi MARSH He tells SO trus all his
Visitors look with amazing wonder. 81 Sd ay, second
door from 18th st. Ladies and gentlemen so ceLn to
81 short STAY.
A CAUTION.-hrs. Lin wood challenges the world ;
A eW.ooo ard for any who equal the greai
European business ald medical ciarvoYant speedy
marriage names likeness, numbers. hs West S7th st..
bet tn ay and broadway Fee, cent? 10 w. No gents
MADAME ECRERT-Excelied by none 20
IA Norfolk st.. near Delaney fee = cen,si no genh
I OOK nERE !-No humbuR. Msd ROSS tells
everything. the name of tho one You marry and thA
those long separated .hc likeness OF the one you
marry i59 West ist st. between broadway AND TN ay
NJDM. WELLINGTON Business and medical
WI clarvoyant, tells you all You whh 70 Know
tOlh st. bet nh and Broadway. Ring easement bell.
NINE. vENIOUS OF Boston, tells mast, present.
wi and future; gives love charms and lucky numbers
Ladies' 2c; gents Soc u stanton St. rear hrst floor
MADAME RANOND eau be consulted on past,
WI present and future Ladies, SOC gents 81. Gives
likeness OF future wife or hu'band. Ssl Hudson st.
MRS. VAN HAUGHTON, celebrated medical
~ aud bnsines, Cisi.yoyant ehamlnAtlonsb by locks
MADAME JONES, fortune teller; she has no
Il equal. 81 Thompsonst. Ladies. 50c gents. 81.
VOUR future husband or wifes portrait aud name
i for cents. Address MI HIND, SOL Blocker ST.,
New
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THE FIRST MORTGAGE BON Do

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BOND
OF the
NEW HAVEN. MIDDLETowN AND wILLfNANTIc
RAILROAD COMPANY,
Secured BY lien on ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE
ROAD, present safe convenient, attractive and pro-
ntsblc investment. They bear SEVEN PER CENT.
INTEREST. payable halEyeariy-Msy and November.
In New York-FRER OF GOVERNMENT TAX. and
FROM STATE AND LOCAL TAXES IN CoNNECTI'
CUT; are Issued in denominations Of $500 and 0Oo
aud can Of the option OF the holder be REGISTERED,
with or without coupon attached.
This dcservediy popular security possesses advan.
tagcs which will always make It FAvoRITE INVEST.
MENT, and one which must be constantly In demand.
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4,rscnai siotlt,s.

Sonttp AonttS
ENGINEERS.-All members OF ,he Long Island
II Engineers Society are summoned 20 Ahend
special meeting TO be held OF steuben Hall corner OF
Myrtle az. aud steuben st.. Brooklyn, this evening,
by order. JAMES DODGE, President.
WILLIAM TILLArRoN. Secretary,
NOTICR.-The members OF the John Knox Lodge,
IN No. 49, A L. A.. requested to attend meet
70 be bed IN Their lodge room corner q sh ST. and sth
importance will be brought up for confederation.
JOHN REED. w. NJ
JAS. HALL, r. g
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MtbifSL
CARBOLIC sALvE.

THE IMPORTANT DISCOVERY OF THE CAR.
BoLIc ACID AS A CLEANSING, PURIFYING. AND
HEALING AGENT Is ONE OF THE MOST RE-
MARKABLR RESULTS OF MODERN MEDICAL RE-
SEARCH. DURING TIE LATE CIVIL WAR 1T
WAS EXTENSIVELY USED IN THE HOSPITALS
AND WAS FOUND TO BE NOT ONLY THOR
OUCH DIsrNFECTANT, BUT ALSO THE MOST
WONDERFUL AND SPEEDY HEALING REMEDY
EVER KNOWN.
1T IS NOW PRESENTED IN A SCIENTIFIC COM.
BINATIoN WITH OTHER SOOTHING AND HEAL
ING AGENCIES. IN THE FORM OF sALvE {;
AND. HAVING BEEN ALREADY USED IN NUN.
BERLEss CASES WITH MOST SATISFACTORY
AND BENEFICIAL RESULTS. WE HAVE NO HEST.
TATIoN IN OFFERING 1T TO THE PUBLIC AS
THE MOST CERTAIN, RAPID. AND EFFECTUAL
REMEDY FOR ALL SORES AND ULCERS. NO
MATTER OF now LONG STANDING. FOR BURNS,
CUTS. WOUNDS. AND EVERY ABRASION OF THE
SKIN OR FLESH, AND FOR sKIN DISEASES
GENERALLY.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. PRICE 25 CENTS.
JOHN F. HENRY, SOLE PROPRIETOR.
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A I.DRIDGE & WOOD, AuctiGneers; VIII sell on
n Wednesday. June IS $50. at oelock T. "; on Tie
Sgd'S9 ots PnIY he fscS6 wagd Of The eiR,oGstsd
able, on -. line of Tic New or ami :ril and North
ferry by steam cars nom The west approach Of New
6Sne cats to Pavoaa ieiry 10 loot Of cham and
ed sts; Sew York cily. ruhnins dqY and night
sale, 20 pei cent in - DAYS wien warran,cc dccd-
Snd re Phi rasu Snf SSn 10 hbRfDGE wooSD
Aucioneers Ncwark av wear Cont House or69 Mont
ComcrN a.. jersey city, y. j.
w go Gus sfIfSiftRt LGIH55' looT?s uNN
- Wlfhotr FA{!IA@g IY1E|'tsf foi' fiIE
" !. $sS, !. y yHSS s g efF4 SA
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VIEW niRhf i ahlEsoApr TRAINS srop DAILY.
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no sHst 'ii. S'R REED az %c., Flushing
NOR sALR-At Rast New YORK, L. l., . cottage
Il with stable and II lots OF garden ground hAndsome
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easy terms or S3shsnEed for mortTssc.. stocn. OF
| on SUNDAYS. Apply 10 A. rRIEs. Georgia sy, East
New York
| A FARM Of Il acres for sale stock crops. cow.
N horses carnage. wheat corn, oats. potatoes COOS
,sn.' ,asy One 10 acres s'ocT cr9p. back PLAIN
| (HEAP LOTs-Sio cash aud $40 nonthiy. until
paid FOR, VIII ouy GOOD lot In an excellent iocs
ton In Ellzsoethport n: Apply tok X KELLOGG
ID At, Elizabethport or Drosdsay, New Yors.
| GOOD house aud two iots, In nnc location, at
~ Mott Haven, for t6,6O on very easy terms, W. c.
| DEMAREsr, I'd avr opposite 18th ST., Mott Haven.
| DARGAINs.-Nice house. 0 rooms. gas all through
| Dnlcc neghcorhood; only Hl5oo half cash. W. O.
| DkMAREsr, vi av.. opposite isSh ST.. Mott Haven.
CD SAN POR snns little farm OF 30 acres. on
SDA.sDVO the north side OF Long Island. good
buildings, horse, COW and calf pigs % poultry
wagon, carriage. crops. and all implements near
Catholic church and store terms easy. BAUER q
| OBERLANDER, 81 Bovery entrance Canal st.. rooms
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| Gu ACRE farm, North side Long Island htock
ON farming implements. and growing crop with II
''N HXsriSGs. ios Canal ST.. near Mott ST.