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MEETING IN PATERSON, n. J.

a large meeting OF Germans mas Dech menu
in Patterson They gave expression their views In the
following resolutions:
Resolred That the Germans OF Peterson and vicinity declare ns ny
are frdly Germany her present. sif-s 80
the action % King Wiam OF itSsH
this Instance resisting OF the French bmP'fV A.
That the Of the sick an Hol-.
widows orphans Of the German warriors COLLECTION 49, ~
be TO the Central German Committee IN Ae"i0A =" Wv ~
German Consul Gensal s-- l. al. ,,s,i,, n. a.
ResoIeed Tbs, cooperation Of all Germans IN ms i" &c
'letei In this tehAh he
esolred That Committee ou' these 80 tim IN
pointed to consist Of the present Commiaee and '0s
Ss5i,f That Committee Of three be appointed 70 eo"e' money
this meeting.
adoption OF the resolutions 500 were collected
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The Needle Gun.
/. IL Ia impossible to open
the gun as long as the spiral
spring Is strained, while, on
the other hand, tho spring
cannot be strained unless
the gun is completely closed.
Thus all danger from want
OF precauliOn in opening
and IN closing the gun l.
ayerted, and it is just a.
fully secured against an I'm
foreseen or acc dental eXplo-
sion when loaded as when
unloaded. This may be con
sidered the best and most
perfect rest
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CAPTAIN KIDD's TREASURE.

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" On s'en isi"hu-
The Bones OF Old Traditions Coming TO
LtGht-Tracrs OF Kids Oecupancy of
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an" fieoes o. "recA- VIM VINO mseo
Living W digging Tor Buried Gold
SIN. must complain Of ]. L, NJ want of
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consideration-in the hrst place, In having sent bis
article TO The sun, ana in the next place. I must
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ee"su'e niin 'or having 'on saies ou' OF SCHOOL
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the buttophole this morning and rebute "a ma for
no, 80. eo,sdo, ~. 80, =, nv ,,...n -.
NOV hNhe eohboeo 'ne >eeret OF the uenuresto
their especial keeping; and when exhibited the
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AUTHORIZATIONS CoUNTRRFEITi
The repulatson which. for mpy years, has attached
- HoetettTS Stomach Bittera,~ the STANDARD
rorrc OF THE AGE, and the large demand the sftL
e, not only the United states but elsewhere. have
provoked the cupidty OF the CONTEMPLATING TRIBE,
and It has been extensively SIMULATED and INITIATED
nv inscriptions sharpers
The daring terfet said a. tioe which has
been attempted, Las rtfently 70 our knowledge
The engraved steel label bottles containing the sonu.
Inc pters with lie beautiful vignette OF st. George and
the dragon, lite shield, containing warning against
counterieters and Its note OF hand for zone cent
ibe foot signed with irm name, has been copied
closely. that the fraud only be detected minute
inspection. Tho dark label wen eounterfetcd and
the wording both the Imitation and genuine, Is pre-
eiscy the same, the difference being simply In the
cuton OF the work; that Of the imitation beng some
what the genuine. Other counterfcts
on the nsret, which In all particulars the same as
described above, with the exception Of slight difcr
ence In the spelling Of our name.
In al dltion to the above, teso counerfeiters have
Car In some Instances 10 place strip OF paper
the corr and fasten TO tho neck OF the bottle
which vignotte and Otherwise printed to rescm.
bio tho general appearance OF our proprietary U. y
Revenue stamp, but an inspection win disclose tho
absence Of the figure q" and the words four cents
also United states Internal Revenue" all Of which,
together WITH addltl2nal wording appear on our genn
against these new CouNTBRPEIIsi and are adyi.cd to
purchase Hosetere stomach Bitters only OF houses
whose integrity IL above suspicion. The true specific
a SMITH,
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CONS UMMATUs Est.
Good Friday aud Holy sntwrday In the
Catholic Churcbes.

Catholic Churches.
There's no such thing as q fashionable OF cr-
elusive Catholic Church. Rich and poor high and
low we'll dressed and shabby people crowd the aisles
and pews Of Catholic churches. Never is this moro
observable than on such day as yesterday,
GOOD FRIDAY,
the day which commentaries the erucinIion OF the
Son Of God
The thronss which kucit in the Catholic churches
Of our city yesterday were varied in their compo-
neut elements as our population. The Celtic eie-
ment may have been tile irgest but the German,
Italian, and French were well represented at many
Of the churches. From an early hour the vast
throngs were pouring In and out OF the doors. The
service Of the day began in most Of the churches
Friday, but tho Office Of the Passion is read the
procession OF the Host Is made aud Ihe ceremony OF
the Alteration Of the Cross Is dovoutly performed.
TuE SERVICES YESTERDAY.
The Rev. DR.. Stars. V. O., preached al st. Pat.
ricks Cathedral to large congregation on the sub
were Of The deepest black and eucireled the whole
Of the galleries. Vast crowds here approached the
altar to kiss the emblem Of the cruched Christ
the cross held In the bands OF the officiating priest
HENRY WARD DEEcnER IN A CATHOLIC CHURCH.
At old 81. Peters, In Barclay street, the old
eet Catholic church in the city, the services were
very impressive and largely attended. The Rev II.
W. Beoeher was noticed among the crowd Of wor-
shppeTs
An JOYFUL sounds were banishod from the mourn.
ful services In all the caurches. No organ OF bell
sounds until the Gloria ~ to-day, Holy saturday,
the last day Of Lent and he eve OF Easter which
commentaries the resurrection Of Christ.
Tomorrow every church viii be dressed In the
festive garb OF the great festival, and again will
ring forth from the organ lofts the combined min.
srelsy Of harps and organ and full orchestra united
to voices OF sweet accord
At the various Episcopal churches the day was
likewise observed according TO the rubrics Of that
church. At
ST. ALpAS's RirrALisrIc CHURCH
the services approached the character of The Roman
catholic services very closely. Tho altar uas
daped With black Grape and the service read by the
Rev DR.. Morrill, consisted Of the Three Hours
Agony" OF Christ and short discourse upon the
seven Last Words" Tire congregation was large,
fashionable, full tofieted many ladies' wearing
mourning and yelled in black. and were very devout
Quite Catholic aspect pervadiDg the little chapel
On next Sunday at ST Stenhen's Church, Twenty
eighth street, Milard's Mass IA q will be performed
with null orchestra and cborus-Prof. Toulmin,
harrist g: W. Morgan, organist. Also, new Avs
TerH at the offertory. for voice, harp, organ and
igll orchestra, composed by hillard expressly for
ths OCCASION
ON Sunday evening grand vocal and instrument
tai concert will be given In the Church OF the Holy
lnnocents. Music by the Seventh Regiment Band,
with chorus Of forty voices.
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CAPT. JOURDAN'S ADIEU.
Farewell Speech of the New superintendent
10 the Omeers Of his Old Command.

10 the Omeers Of his Old Command.
At the termination Of the roll call in the Frank
lin street police station last night, new supern-
tendent John Jourdan, delivered the following adj
dress:
OFFICERS AND PArRoLNKN or THE SIXTH PRECINCT /;
a. a IL eSef oeer asr having been detailed here as
pstomaD sergeant and captain for the pact seventeen
During that extended period have been treated with
nyaTsole kndness by yoI and have sndeayoTed IN re-
.qoordinates recoghiSng the tact that Kind word
en- AMAZING rom superior oieer breeds dscontent and
dsaection and thus IN every instance have had your
aIous cooperation and for which Ireturn you my SIN
When Joined the Police Department many years ago
and perseverance, have succeeded in eeVating myself
70 the highest position which can be bestowed upon
but merely aiude IT, in the hope that 1t may
incentive demonstrating that strict attention. good
lie puzzle viii always bring il own reward in The ded
Seea s HRn TO % S that leaving you
for new eosltloh ntIast the welfare Of the cissns
% as u ksnne S.' onas
elplnsran, an excellent AID able oicsr and Whole
eHSS6le reputation for which the sixth Precinct has
been famed and inasmuch as his manifold good quail
e AFe o ssa IL soS 6ope Tor re
successor. l bid you an afectionate farewell
Last night large and enthusiastic meeting was
he i'd in the Second District Civil Court IN Centre
street and resolutions were adopted for presenta.
ton TO the new Police Superintendent. Mr.. Waiter
Roche was elected President. Addresses were de-
liyered by Councillors Howe and Boyce Mr.N .Neals
andJ Kohler. The following Is a summary Of the
resolutions: That the residents OF the Sixth Ward
deeply regret the loss Of Capt. JonIdan, after seven
teen Years residence in their midst but feel proud
of his advancement to the post Of superintendent,
which has been gained by his courage and strict in
tegTity. The Captains eminent services in the riots
OF July, 1863, were also described in glowing terms.
Tie resolutions are to DO handsomely epgrossed and
presented to the SUPERINTENDENT
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Live stock Market.

NEW yoRx. Friday. April 1B.--on Good Fridays
trade in live stoek never active but seldom gave
There 29 loads, 5 beef cattle. offered, OF
which not more than two thirds could be sold, with
reduction OF ke1kc D.; and In some instances cattle
we're offered at n lees than was charged FOR smi
lar stock last week, and taken, btfed bulls and
light thin steers were sold at l9asc. Nj common 20
meiium steers az IsSe1lfca far 70 good et k9lo,c;
was hat, with scarcely any trade. The fresh arrivals
we're sold, and At prices Yn,,y . D. iowS,' Shoered
,hssR rsrs sod n Elih Two ss5s SfsStSs
were selling At nlsc. Dressed hogs were dun ut Z
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mAirnl.
No MEDICINE GIVEN /

Except in those cases vtoro, examination 10 my
be found necessary to prescribe certain Blood Rome
dics, which, combined with my peculiar Magnetic op
Grafton, accelerate perfect and radical cure.
DIX. DODGE,
PRACTICAL PHYSICIAN
FOR CHRONIC DISEASES,
late OF Montreal. Chicago b. Louis, Philadelphia, Bal
timore. Cincinnati Hartford and Springfield, Mass.
HAS ENGAGED
DoDwoRTH HALL,
500 BROADWAY.
where he will publicly Heal the Sick. free OF charge,
without Money and without Price "
FROM UNTIL Ii O'CLOCK EACH MORNING.
Sundays e1cepted),
ALSO TAKEN PARLoRs AT
NO. 6s LAST i2uH ST.. BETWEEN BROADWAY
AND 9Th Av.
UNTIL ABOUT THE lsT OF JUNE
Where those who are able and willing to pay may come
from IL A. NJ. TIL sP. N. each day.
THE PUBLIC ARE INVITED TO WITNESS THESE
WONDERFUL CURES PERFORMED IN THE HALL.
NO SURGICAL OPERATIONS PERFORMED
CHRONIC DISEASES CUREDi
ACUTE PAIN INSTANTLY RELIEVED
THk LAik WALTZ THE BLIND bkkl
THE DEAF HBARi
OVER 100000 PATIENTS TREATED IN 10 YEARS.
The diseases which yield most readily to the curative
agency OF this method. as praetsed by me, arei
Dyspepsia, Constipation, Asthma, Angina, Pectoris,
Chorosis, Loss OF Voice. rheumatism. Rheumatic Govt
Liver Disease, all kinds OF Sexual Weakness Diabetes
Headache Nervous Irritation Of the Brain, Bronchitis
~.
yulsions, ysteria, Neuralgia. Thrush. Congestion OF
Spleen, Irritation OF Stomach. Diseases OF Kidneys
liberation and Displacement OF the Womb, Morbid
Appetite, Valentines. General Debility, Weak spine
Nervous Depression, Difficult Breathing. with Pain In
the Lungs Weak and Sore Eyes OF every deecfipt on
Discharges from the Ears Noise in the Head Cancers
Tumors, Piles. Suffering, SC.
Dr. DODGE has In connection with his peculiar treat
ment, discovered Specific for that terrible disease,
Epfepne rue and particularly invites those afflicted
with tho spasms.
At Dodworth Han, yesterday morning. Mr.. W. L.
lewis Of Sg West st this city, had to be brought to
Dodworth Han, suffering severe neuralgia pain IN the
head, and dizziness. After one treatment by the Doctor
no returned TO bis home alone, without assistance and
returned again this morning, feeling almost well
Another gentleman. Mr. VIM Grundy OF Holbrook. l.. l.,
deaf fourteen years by treatment greatly i'm.
proved. A gentleman came forward suffering with
rheumatic pain IN right stated he had put his
hand 70 his nead put his coat on without assistance
In Elk months In ton minutes he free from pain.
and could use his arm ss well ever, pnd SO demon.
srated by putting his overeoat without assistance
Several ladies successfully treated for neuralgia,
headache, and other Affections.
Geo. Kredel, 81 ChrYstie st., deaf lvo years was
made 70 hear quite well BY two treatments.
Old gentleman came to the han supported with q
canes could hardly walk; came lnnpng up to the Doc
tor suffering much pain. In 1--WE minutes he free
fraln min nd m aUTav with hia
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NATIONAL GUARD NOTES.

The Forty. seventh Regiment hold fun dress bat.
talon drill at their armory on Wednesday evening
next.
The Twenty.second Regiment viii make a full
dress street Parade on the afternoon OF May 5. The
band ana drum crops will wear thcir new uniforms.
Liuet Col. Robert W. Leonard, Lieut. Col John
Madden. and Mai. Richard IA. Tweed have been pp-
poInted q Board Of Examiners for the FLtt brigade
Cavalry.
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DIED.
9.5;7t Z E az Ap S Susan wife
The funeral Will take place on sunday, the 18th ct
Ag 4 AsHss
The funersl win take place from the residence Of her
parents ~ NAVY st. Brooklyn on saturday afternoon
DREYLR.-on Friday. Aprn Is Masre,ee, the be-
Germany aged Is g year., month; and s day.
De Of &. rd ism rd s so
elety are respectfully invited 70 attend Che funeral
wlliamsburgh on Sunday afternoon, the 18th inst. at
noBBiE.-s Suddenly. on Wednesday afternoon. Aprl
The relatives and frends OF the family are Iespectfa
invited 20 attend She funeral from the residence q
LAIRENcE;Son THURSDAY morning; April ~ o.
sPS. Of the re. sm sysa
SCANNED and Henry sts., on Saturday afternoon 81
SIks7At ws:asla. Union e soSpty NJ On Thurs
h Ae london IL saand Paper! please copy
REXpYCon Friday. April Is. Margaret Ready, N
' Inc 'h asSsves and friends are respectfully invited
70 s Ss ss p her ssSGs al
land ayi between Eagle and Fireman. L. J. NJ,
native Of Castle Island, county Kerry. Ireland, aged
HI: SSSiSsS fss$,. kssSs ara ,Fs,ISk Ss55iS'
rSsasaSe %oSdhS ' =. brOCsyn on sunday after
noon, me mn inst At o'clock. :, A.. nu...,
Reilly Of Midtown parish Of Brumahe, county csvan,
The friends OF The family ana those OF her brother
Edward Flood, are invited TO attend the funeral from
her late residence als West 18Th st., on Saturday April
f60f Friday APr IS, Bridget A. a., TasSney, be;
loved wife OF George H. Toop' IN the SIN year OF her
The relatives and friends Of the family are res pec.-
dence, 2i0 West 25h st., on Sunday afternoon AT ~
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CELLARS FIRE.PRooF.

PArEsrs.-Inventors who wish to take out Letters
Patent are advised 10 counsel with MUM d CO.. Ed.
itors OF the Scientific American who have prosecuted
claims before Patent once for twenty years
Their American and European Patent Agency is the
most extensive In tho world. Charges less than any
other reliable agency. pamphlet containing full in.
structions to inventors is sent gratis. Address MUM
& CO., 81 Park row, New York.-Adp.
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Knox at 2ia Broadway, leads the hatters OF
Gotham with his spring styles his Pat, are par essG 10
qualify nnish, style, and low price He hm them hore
The hatteIs. They can't compete win him ana ,hey
you 10 buy OF Knox by all means You know where 70
md hm-corner Broadway aud fulton o. nv VIII
please You-1dp,
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Steamship James Adger. Charleston, mdso. and pa
Steamship Leo, savannah, ndso. ana pass
Ship Thomas Durham, Liverpool, nldse. and Dase,
ship Cornelius GFiansh London, ndse and pass.
ship MOgul, Liverpool. mdse-
Bark Norma, MAtanzas, sugar.
Brig Susln Berger, ho'sla, frut.
Brig Madonna, Dcmerlrn, sugar.
Brig Emily Corner. Cardcnas sugar
Also. the usual river and coastwiss vessels.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
PLYMOUTH, hprll i5-Hammonia, New York
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THE CITY OF MAN TRAPS.
NOW THE IRA Ps ARE LICENsED, AND
VINO DOES THE u USINEss

n0Kg THE RU2INEls
~.
IraaIIy prohen-sexsn Thsusnn M y,.ns..
Buiit In Violation ofthe Law-rhe Gsent
McGrcgors Patent Fire-Escapes-Rire-
mr. rso "S oo,,ar ;..,
''eN"i'' Vi many VI '"e ouli"-
logs which have been constructed in this city has
been the subject no, only Of repeated comment but
$1,000. p,o'sV's'on' =" wss pu' reoehuV .nS'
tne community were appalled, bya horrible catas-
uophe caused BY the hllinr OF . tenement house on
For'y-snih street. near Eleventh avenue, by which
i've persons lost their lives, sheerly through cul-
pabie violation Of the -Unsafe Building Act Only
last week portion OF the new structure In Lamy-
cite place, extending through to Broadway. was pre-
cipitaied to the ground The part which fen was
s,r.,. ,.,.ao,w 7, ssla - ~. -. -. a.
thIc,e., in ,,o n. .o.o,, M, all o,rs, .,.ra
,hs 800. - IN, ."o pus msI On" oen' s.'e
Yur opornwo.r n, .yorrv. c,,.s,noru,
-, "
upon wy ras' sue % nroaoNhy, oe'Neeh .wenv-
ings or uhiei an. q, F,,,o IIo,a A.. o,o ,,,oh 49,.
nov conr s,oro ~ ho,ah, Tso V, ~ ',a,a.
are reared on twelve.insh walls the remaining two
walls are but eight inches In thickness; Is now
be surmounted by handsome Mansard roof. In
net permit has already been applied for 70 erect
70 sustain The increased weight, In oil probability
the permit will DO given.
npowx a,oxr u.r-p,p
SO. AAN u,,
t,etb ana Tbir,v grst s,rae,s s,ands an Imaasins
brown stone front erected by the occupant OF the
first floor, Mr.. Lawrence, The first story 10 used
q market house. The two upper stories
pied by private families. This structure has no side
walls at all, and is dependent entirely for Its sup
port on the buildings on each side, II is true. how
ever, that there has been built what Is called In
builders phraseology a "stub partition" com
posed entirely Of wood, which only adds 10 the
unsafety OF the buildng in case OF fire.
.xo,uxp u.nysucvxr MN ,,.,
SN aNi'.'' 80 'aHr'
most bagrnnt violation OF the law occurs In the
construction OF the Crystal Palace dry goods store,
situated on the west side OF Eighth avenue, near
Ihirtyseyenth street. This establishment was
originally an old brick building. The mont has
been renovated by the assstance Of The painter and
brlckayer ana he carpenter has done the rest Inc
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MARINE IHTELLIGENCE.

nfrrLTuRg ALNAFAo-rHts nay.
Sun rises - 90 sun sets. 80, W Moon rises. IS
mos wATnR-rHts pAV
sandy HOOK. " Gov Island. s ii Hell cate. %
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The Change is Startling Noisten the grayest head
with Ihalons yltaa or salvation for the HAIR and Il
brown In ten days rich black may he produced.
The liquid IL clear-no sickness no sedim ent.-Adr.
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The mammoth cruet stand to be presented at the
annual meeting for the election OF officers q the United
Association ofHeavy Men OF the state OF New York. IL
now exhibition OF the store OF H. g. Reed, Jr.,
Maiden lane.-AdU.
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Reauty Under Cloud

May be relieved nom any blenlh canscd by Ordinary
eruptlops tuoh pimpes cold sorea. scurf what Ia
called muddiuess OF the complexion, By course OF
sTAFFoRDs IRON AND SUIFHuR PowpERs. They act
upous these disngurements and d,eoloratons IN the
venous boodthcir operation being exactly Of
the suppreseiye washes and lotoas, all OF which are
more or less dangerous Instead Of driving the impu
rifles back into the system TO reapposr In other parts
OF the body and In more yIulent forms, the Powders
cause them to be eIhaled through the pores.
Sold by druggists. l package, u Powders, u 8
Packages, s5o Mailed free. honey sent 81 ris
HALL RUcKBL. 2is Greenwich Ct, N Y.
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Gallons OF blood arc sucked ont 81 the
DRAM stop i by uAing IAACsEs's SURE PoP. IL laws
ont the blood nstantaneousy also the reaches
rata and mice Sold by all Druggists Princp al depot
No. " Fulton st., New York.
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Employers or working men cannot do better than
devote q portion Of their earnings ito building
bank account. Tho Mutual BENEFIT Savings Bank IN
The sun bulldlng offers many adyantages.-Ado.
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Don't Tribe with n Had Cough or Cold
when remedy as sure. prompt. and thorough al
JAYSE's ExPKcroRAsT can 10 readily obtained. Sold
everywhere.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

FRDAY, April 16-P. M.-Today, being Good
Friday, has been observed in Wall street as sort OF
broken holiday the transactions in the various secur
ties having been OF little Importance the Stock Ex'
change and Gold Board being closed. At the banks
nothing done with the exception OF settlements Of
enga gements falling due to-day few negotiations
were noted IN money at cent call, with excep.
lions at and these loans being obtained without DIFF
hculty. In discounts there were no transactions re.
ported. few spectators gathered in front Of the
Stock Exchange and succeeded in establishing quota.
tons for gold which maintained the rise OF yesterday.
The sales were limited at ii2h, ll2H and il2h. The
gold loan market was closed The more active deal
ings were In Government bonds which in demand
from country investors The prices were strong ct the
following range:
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A MEDICAL ,W,0t . s,,s,u

A MEDICAL W0NpER.
n HlArr's LIFE BALsAM.
Rheumatism. neuralgia, and govt, In their worst
the worst cases Of diseases Of he blood. great debility
liver complaint kidneys, salt rheum, &c. sc, are most
certainly cured BY this sovereign Durner 1t has been
hundred nousand cases, and never falls when taken
directed IL certain curative for sua In all cura.
bic cases II cures the fouest old ulcers, where
CHRONIC RHEUNAT1sM
HYATTS LIFE BALSAM cured p. u. Conway, Esq-
Theumatfm. after failing OF cure in turope and Anne
ca from the mos. einnsnt m NED Prssftitoners
HYATT's LIFE BALaAM cured Mr. Jacob Roth,
had eaten The csh TO the bone MI r. mas been cured
Princpal depot 2i6 Grand st. sold by druggists l,i
per bottle, slx for so Sent everywhere by express.
& SnSer sn sa s5s oF Ike
stas and Other sSnormsl eondtions oi me eerc
vscera Every comfort Is provided for those who
qure careful surgical and dietetic treatment. The
and large once hours from 10 O. 10 J. and ITO
evenings Dr. Ds residence, a. 5th ay. At all Other
hours he 10 at the Hospital.
A SUCCESSFUL practice OF 90 years in the treat.
"A ment OF special diseases enables DR.. LBWIS TO guar
antee perfect the aicted when all
failed. Once, Beach St
A SPECIALTY.-Dr. PERRY guarantees speedy
n cure for ladies afflicted In whatever way, both
sexes treated ADVICE aud circulars free. ONCE. 50
Beeckeru. NB-No Zee unless cured.
NERVOUS DEBIl.ITY, lnnd complaints Of either
st. Physical vigor restored by his Elixir OF Life.
900 heTeHriai fsen 1 ' seas X see DC
bilityI nervousness. &c. tnat Dr. RlCHAusS GOLDEN
crcniars sent' k4dTess or apply 70 Dr.. acaARDs,
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