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cbartre. rrefethan Hoboxen for dos HAYDEN Crow
ell New York Tor Boston; Surge, warwicI Trenton for
orata OBJ New York for Bear River Ns schrs chas
Lawrence and herwin Baltimore for Boston; LSuse
a aana for S9a Do aeisn A%es ana 6Sss
Hw Do FOR for ' sa so soses EDDY Eddyve
E EsSSa Nicola nsssssH :l
DO ss0'i for ' Portiand Ella New YORK for do;
h,1z or RocFor aas VIM for
Hilbert, New York for Apple River Ns Lucy ham,
ola for Wsdspr Ns saxon
Johnson for New York; Sea Breeze Portland for 90;
port Mass, South Amboy; Cyrus Fosse Boston for
Philadelphia Arabela, RockPoIt, Mass, for Newark
Returned-Schrs Mist, l. T Knight and John Cads
Schr Maria Foss did not sail
George G Jewett Ocean Belle, sallie B. Merwn, q
Runnel, A Z stevens, Marietta Sheelman, L Rommel,
sawyer, " NJ Weaver, Althea. James Martins. Mary
George Gilchrst Baltimore for do; Tally Ho Pniiadei-
neIi Georgetown DC, tor do; SAWYER, Hoooken
for Portland Anna Bell, Philadelphia for NeWmarketi
Union Port johnson for Gr' PS. seI
p6ia for Bosom; Ann, Hoboken for Chelsea; Unison,
PoIismouh PsrasSn RSSSsen iS
Dean, Savaknah for CORVALLIS. Ms.
Passed by brig X Heslin, baltimore for Boston ..
Gregg Gregg Deih rs Jewell Ann Csr Harry Lee Nellie
Clark, Lucy A Orcu Volunteer. Mist, Eunice, New
'? %@Arrived, schs froic' chlmark, fof Boston.
Sailed ali before reported, excepting schs Arabela
SRhhnsa ESe sH 5sns .onr stampede
Dolbow Duxbury.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 2, 1878.
CLEARED.

steamship Graf Bismarck Ger. Nordenholt Bremen
via southainp ton-Cs igichs A Co
steamship weybosset Potter, Cape Hayden and Port
au Prince-New York and West Indies steamship Co
steamship City OF Galveston Rowland, New Orleans
G II Mallory A Go.
steamship Georgia, Crowen. Charieston--H Morgan
Co
steamship Metropolis, Nckerson, Wilmington NC
Lorillard Steamship Go.
steamship Richmond, Lawrence Norfoik-old Domn.
ion Steamship Co
steamship Albemarc, Stark, Norfolk-old Dominion
Steamship &c.
Steamer Philadelphia. Davis philadelphia
shin Gilbert THOMPSON tBr Hutchinson, Lverpoo-C
Wright 4 Co.
Bark Orsoa Utah. Canero. Bristol, E-Funch, Edge 4
Co
Bark Neptune CBD, Vaughan, Cork or Falmouth-re-
tens Bockmann.
Bark Abby Franklin. Bolbrook, Havre-Boyd a
Hncken.
Bark Addic McAdam, Partridge, Bordeaux-Brett, Son
a Co.
Bark Norsh, Hall Kingston--A II Solomon a Co
Bark Il Chapman (Br), Eve, Cienfneg os--Tucker A
Lighbourne.
rance
BARK .Pawsshick OBJ, Masters. Port Johuson-Bird
Perkins Job.
Brig MarisC qtaD. Romano, Cork or Falmouth for or.
ders-Slocovich Co
Brig Luigino La Monica dtaD, Russano, Gibraltar for
orders-funch. Edge Co
Brig Katie dam, Robinson savanilia-B Weinberg
Brig Aihslaska BD, Ford, Port spain Grn)-Jones
Tough.
Brig " D Aparsws jackson, VI KitS-Jones 4 Lough.
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Marine Disasters.

SHIP Tn,S T OBJ, McGann at san Francisco via
IN jan % lon % passed the o Ss
sn ns VIVA Ta's
Boat W hf S mS s CT sails a lost tic
shifted anu 'e '"'So 'A' 10 DC
snIr Tnos HANBLIS (Br, Gibbs San Francisco June
lasting hours during ss TER
warks were stove in and the vessel leaking
on M Earn @ for June
and it was ascertained no damage was received.
%n S o ao1 for DALI
the British ship Trinidad francisco June x FROM ny
on her voyage.
1856 from Caao for Hampton Roads Which pn hack
Prior june on terms SOLO at the latter port
.Sss ca Ss Son moSnRsg for Newark
stone and arrived at VINEYARD Haven same day. She
scHR CHAsF HEyER from Georgetown, DC, for Boston
went ashore Hedge Fence Vineyard Sound soth nit
ton OF her cargo OF coal and arrived at Vineyard Haven
A. SsTnn So ASHORE
was tons bart6en sat at Essex m' 1885, an na
swned BY Gap, sphen Smith her m Others
cester Mutual Fishing Insurance Co. with $500 insurance
outfll In the same ONCE
FISHING ScHR RoRBucK, from Port Hastings CB for
Grand Baus went ashore on Isle Madame and
Canso marine railway and repaired.
FISHING scHR MARY ELLrs. of Gloucester, before re-
has bee. taken upon marine railway az Ship Hsrbor
Ms for repairs
BARGE A n BOWMAN which capszed at Newport seye.
raj weeks raised and pumped out June 30 by the
Baxter Wrocking Co OF this city She will be taken to
Fall River for necessary repairs.
EAsrroar July 2-The schr W Adams, Of st John, NIB
went ashore in thick fog, on Saturday near West
Quaddy the crew barely escaping with their lives Cap
tain X Halden was struck by the msnboom and
killed.
KESHHBurKroRr, June 30--Schr Empire State, from
Gloucester ashore this AN Goat Island light
house, and appears bilged said TO BE insured.
Pctou with load of coal in coming up the channel be-
tween Nelson's wharf and the Island, owing to some
unex planned, drted downwards and ashore
on Isle Ronde.
Mfsce11a eOus.
The purser Of the eamship Cuba Liverpool has
thanks for favors.
The purscr of the steamship City OF Havana from Ia.
vana has thanks tor the prompt delivery OF
and dispatches.
We indebted TO Captain Cole Of the steamship Geo
W Clyde from Galveston via Key West for courtesies
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. July

CHARLoTTEVILLE, Va, July 2, 1873.
The memorial address was delivered this MORN
ing before the Alumni OF the University OF vir-
GINA by the Rev. DR.. Broades of South
Carolina. The annual address before the literary
societies was delivered by Senator Thomas
Bayard OF Delaware. He gave The students
some excellent advice and affirmed that the char
acter and stability OF the government OF the ma
ton depended upon the public virtues OF It's cit-
zens. He contrasted the purity OF the government
established by the fathers OF the Republic with the
present and deprecated the land-grabbing pro-
clvties which 1t fosters and encourages. He
admonished the young men against the growing
prevalence OF vice and the gross materalistic idea
which has gone abroad IN the mind that a spotless
character is nothing and money everything. His
address was applauded to the echo and his elo-
quent illusions to General r. T.. Lee brought down
the house IN storm OF applause.
The University has received since the war over
two hundred thousand dollars IRON private benc-
factors OF learning. new building has been
added costing $50 900, and additions to the library
apparatus. water works and other improvements
made costing $45, 900. Governor Walker arrived
this evening to be present o-morrow-Commence.
mcnt Day.
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SHIPPING VS..
WHITESTONE TELEGRAPH.

The New YORK HERALD has constructed telegraph line
from New York city to Whitcsone. Ii, and the is
open tor the transaction of business
The line will be found of great those having
business with vessels passing to and from the sound
every facility will be given to merchants and others
communicate promptly.
As there is 10 other telegraph communication with
White the Herald Line will be open all business
and private Messages and the ATTENDED with all
possible despatch
All messages must be prepaid.
The following rates have beer established -
Private messages twenty-five for ten words or
less; two cents for every additional word
Business messages-For a message of twenty words or
less, to be delivered board vessels of MILESTONE
dollar; five cents tor every additional word
Advertisements for the NEW YORK HERALD Tree
Herald Office. corner Broadway and Ann street
Herald ship News Office pier No East River
Herald Branch Office No 1865 Broadway.
Herald Branch ONCE, Boerum and Fulton
streets, Brooklyn.
Whtestone Dock Whitestone, Ii.
At the Herald Branch Offices, OF Boerum and
Fulton streets Brooklyn and 1855 Broadway New York
will be bulletin OF the arrival of all steamers daily
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BARRIE RACES.
second Day.

TORONTO. July z 1873
The first race was handicap hurdle two and
a quarter miles, and was won by Jack The Barber
In 4.441s, Mitchell second.
SECOND RAcE.--Canadian Derby, for three-year-
Odds; mile and halt. The race was won by War
Cry In 2:47H, sarah q. second and Electric third.
1HpTR RACE.-Kempenfedt Stakes open to all :
two miles Edenton won In 3:53L Neptune second.
FOURTH RACE-Lumbermans Purse, handicap |;
for Dominion bred horses; mile heats. The race
was VOL by Julia Ann. The first heat was made
In 1:60H.
FIFTH RAcE-Flash stakes; free to all mile and
a quarter. The race was won by LORD Byron Id
2:IA
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THE NEWARK SUICIDE.
A Queer and n Sad story OF Love and
LaHdanum.

Laadanum.
Last evening, in Newark, Coroner Mum en-
paneled jury to hold an inquest touching the
death OF August Stakeholder 1t was decided not
to cause post-mortem examination TO be held. as
II was clear death was occasioned by poison. Au-
gust who was about nineteen years and a cousin
named Edward Buehler, native OF Asace
nee France, now Germany. fell desperately
young widow named Barbara, and as both could
not marry her, they agreed to commit suicide
together. on tleF went to Waverly armed with
couple OF doses OF laudanum. August took his and
died Buehler pretended he took his but, though
he seemed SICK II IL believed he touched not the
good-natured youth. Mrs. Barbara is not much
more than twenty. She has not run away from
Newark, as reported. Mr.. Rnck, the employer OF
August, declares that she Is no better morally than
she might be. August was the stepson OF the late
DR.. Nader well known German citizen OF New.
ark. The inquest will be held to-day.
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Brig Wiley Smith (BrA Murford, Jacmel--F narquet
Brig Chisco tBr Dakin. 81 John, Moscow Bur
CESS
Schr Carrie Niles. Dunton, jamaica and market
Weinberg.
schr Laura Webb Hatch, Baracoa-BJ wenberx.
schr J Maitland, Seavcy, Jacksonviile-van Brunt
BIO.
schr II Lockwood Hsrdcastle, Richmond, va-van
Brunt Bro.
schr A whitmore. Greenlaw. Deer Isle-I Staples
Co.
.schr Rebecca Atwood Doane, Provincetown-B
Weinberg.
schr q r Washington, Holbrook, wellneet NASH
Fisher
schr ssllIe Burton Buriey stamford-stamfora Manu-
featuring Co.
sioop James Henry. Karnes New Haven-Racken 1
Bro
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THE SYRACUSE RACES.
SYRACUSE, n. Y. il

SYRACUSE, n. Y. July 2, 1873.
This the frat day OF the second annual meet
ing OF the syracuse Driving Park Association
Che attendance was not large on account OF rain
storm at noon. There were two races The track
was very heavy. The first race was for three
minute horses. There we're eight entries and SIX
starters. The race was won by DeceiveT; best
time. 2:44z. The second race was for 1884 horses
There we're three entries and two starters. The
race was won in three straight heats by Tom
Walters Time, 2s4oh, 2:3s, 2:391. The races con-
tipue three days.
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RACING IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO H., July 2, 1873.
The rain, which necesstateda postponement OF
the morning races at Dexter Park, ceased before
noon and the track having dried OF, SO as to be in
very lair condition, it decided to proceed with
che afternoon programme. The attendance was
fully equal to that OF yesterday, there being not
less than 5000 people present.
The first was trotting race for horses that had
never beaten minutes: premium $1,000; 81, 900 to
FIRST horse $500 to second, $500 to third and 5000
TO fourth. There we're seven entries, but only TOUR
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THE BEACON PARK RACES.

Boston, Mass July 2, 1873.
The July meeting at Beacon Park was begun this
afternoon, IN presence OF very good at
tendance OF spectators. In the race for
horses that never beat three minutes six
but of the eight entries started, viz. -
T. q, Bodoc, blk. q. Farmer Slocum. ch m Flora
Bel, b. s.. Sir william Wallace, b. g. John Z Rus
eell and b. m. Flora. The first money was won by
Flora He'll, the second by Mod0c and the third by
John r. Russell Time. 2:37-2:35 k-2:40.
The second race was for horses that never beat
2:2g IN which the entries were blk. s. Royal Mike,
b. g. sam Curtis, b. m. Ella Elwood, CHI m. Fanny,
b. g. Ben Starr. The pool selling was very good.
Elwood w0s the favorite over the field before the
Orst heal, later which the odds changed TO star.
The following is a summary
Fanny.....- ......sss..ssss...s...''.''
Ella ElwO0d. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3
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John w. Foster,

Colonel John W. Foster, of Chicago, died in that
city on Sunday night, aged hfty-eight years. He
was, twenty years ago. very prominent in Massa-
chusetts politics; came to Chicago in 1857 and was
for some years Land Commissioner for the Illinois
Central Railroad. lie was widely known among
men of science, both in America and Europe, and
was President Of the Association for the Advance
mcnt of Sclence.
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a. Steamships Java for LIVERPOOL Wyoming, do; Europa
Charleston Metropolis, wilmington NC; ship swallow
san Francisco; barks Tiania Br) Penarth Roads Fairy
stettn Thomas Pope s. Johns and Aguadilla Pr: Gina
(Rus). Newcastle; Atlanta Ger. Bremen briggs Madre 4
Figa Qtal. Genoa; Atlas, Cadiz; Avance Nor) Twede
strands Johann lGer) Bahia via Richmond; II A Pitt
tBr Hamilton Bermdda) schrs Haitiene, Havre Ralph
Carlton, Nuevitas; Lucia Murchison. Wilmington, NC.
Wind at sunset SSW
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"lsconsin, star. Barney Kelly, sutton. Ben
nd Jackson were dstanced in the first heat.
ne, 2:3l z-2:3l-2 :32 Is-2:3li4.
was a running race, premium $1,50o:
first horse, $3.50 to the second, $l50 TO
.wO mile heats: for all ages. There
lies, but only three started.
N In straight heats, Nick Baker second.
.ufse was dIstanced.
Time 3:JlI,-3.52i.
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The State Senate at Hartfo ID Yesterday voted to adhere
u former eieetinR sidney h. Beardey
e. Woodruff and John Penrose Judges the superior
Court the House having amended the resolution by sub
sffutine the names Amos s. Treat Roland Hitchcock
and Lew B. Bradley or course this action indicates
ms the Scnat intends stick and that the House
must recede or tina elenfinD nf Judges this is
likely W taib
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Right Rev. Bishop O'Brien.

The Right Rev. Dominic O'Bren, d. D., Roman
Catholic Bishop OF Waterford and Lismore, died
last month at his residence in the city OF Water
ford The venerable prelate was in his seventy
sixth year, and had resigned his bishopric In
which he is succeeded by the Right Rev. DIR.
Power, formerly OF Clonmel and lately appointed
COad jutor Bishop of the Diocese.
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The second was also a trotting race for purse
Of So OOO 500 to the first morse, $3.50 to the
Ond $3.50 to the third, $500 to the fourth There
were sixteen entries and twelve started. Uden
was the favorlte III the pools. The first heat was
dead one between Udel and Kate.
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BELOW.
SAILED.

A ship, supposed the Washington, Chase from Liver
pool 10y pilot boat Pet No 81.
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
SAILS. IDestinasio.L

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH JULY.
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II. Hsixrrc CHOLERA.
DYsENTERY
CURED AND PREVENTED "o"0oS
u ID A A VIC ID r. A

BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
looseness darrhna, cholera morbus or painful dis.
charges from the bowels stopped in fifteen or twenty
minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief No conges.
ton or Inflammation no weakness lassitude will fol
low the use OF the X. X. Relief
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache, whether sick or nervous rbeumatisp
umbago, pains and weakness In the back spine or KID
neys pains around the liver pleursy, sweings of the
joints pains in the bowels heartburn and mains nj ali
kinds * ksadways Ready Relief will afford Immediate
nApaRi snkes Sold hy druggis,& Price % cent? WI
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A FAMOUS MEDICINE
HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME AND SODA The most ner
tect tonic and invgortor earth Cures General De-
Dlty ana weakness OF all kinds also Nervousness Night
Sweats and wasting stimulates the appe e restores the
strength and produces most sleep 81 and 81
per bottle J: WINCHESTER CO., Chemists IS John.
street, New York. ~ ~
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM DIFFER
"A ent states. legal every where desertor &C. sufficient
cause no publicity required no charge. until divorce
grantcu; ADVICE Tree NJ HOUSE, Attorney,
1871 Broadway
A HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN
IL corner OF Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ to or. NJ
On sunday from to 9P. NJ
A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
no feesin advance; advice free; commissioner every
State. FREDERICK l. KING ~
Counsellor at Law. 1863 Broadway
(1HoLERA, DIARRHEA AND DYsENTERY ARE
~ positively cured, when first taken, by Dr. TOBIAS
celebrated VENETIAN LINIMENT; 26 years before the
public; should be without bottle IL also is n
great remedy for sick don't fail to before
you sail II Is worth its weight In gold sold by the drug
gstsj depot, 10 Park place. the money returned not
satisfactory halt million Of bottles sold uaIy and
not one returned.
DTLETTA-A LIQUID VEGETABLE PILE CURE:
harmless and cleanly water; instant relief and
speedy cure sent anywhere receipt OF ST. Sole pro-
prietor, JOHN LAUCK, 81 Great Jones street, ~ Y
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ADDING Poison TO Poison. There is
no disease in which the blood is not
more or less impregnated with unwhole-
some matter, and the direct, inevitable
effect of all preparations containing
spirituous excitants is to increase the
volume of poison in the veins, and
thereby aggravate and prolong the NAL
adv. Hence it is that dyspepsia, bilious
fever, cholera morbus, 1ung-complaints,
govt, dropsy, rheumatism, nervous dis
orders, and cases Of general and local
debility, originally mild in type, are fire.
0uently rendered chronic and dangerous
by dosing the sufferers with the alcoholic
bitters advertised rs medicinal stimu-
lants. As counterblast to the c0nards
put forth by the proprietors Of those
pernicions compounds, the plain, honest,
philosophical statements of DIR. JOSEPH
WALKER, relative to the nature and
effects of his CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BIr-
rERs are doing world of good. He
has opened the eyes of the public to the
important fact that pure vegetable
tonic and Alternative, unpolluted by alco-
hol, if not an absolute specific for every
variety of disease, is the nearest approach
to il yet attained. His VINEGAR BIrTERs
are nnquestionably working such won
,lers in affections of the stomach, bowels,
nervous and muscular systems, and the
glands and respiratory organs. Com.
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The Shield Of Health.

debility opens the door to disease. Nor is thi,
aii When the door has been opened and the ter
n'ie intruder has entered, physical prostratior
enoers its progress to the citadel Of life compare
Veiy easy Therefore bar the door, and II possible
Aeep 1t barred; or, IL the enemy has already sc.
cured afoohold, rally the strength Of the system,
ana nature to drive out the foe Of health and
me- The means Of doing this is within every ones
'eacn' Brace mp the physique with Hostcttcr's
stomach Bttcrs when there are elements In the
'fy You breathe or the water you drink that are
morbid and unwholssome. This il barring the
Door. Epidemics and endemics will assail in vain
ne living fortress that is thus protected. II may
Mueh siege to scorn." But II this precautionary
MEASURE has been neglected, the seeds OF disease
u"e eJected BY tho Same potent vegetable agent
aa' would, IL taken earlier, have prevented their
oo'aining an entrance into the system. Tho stim-
aa.na, invigorating, regulating and purifying
r'operties OF this vital elixir render IL a most
u'midabe antagonist Of all isordcra
me raptdity and certainty with which a. van.
sulshes fever and aguc, rheumatism, bilious collie
.uu'sestion and nervous complaints, 10 due in no
snail degree to the strength IL imparts 20 the mus-
,uar hber, the nerves and the membranes which
'ne the stomach and the bowels. II may be safely
sa.a that course Of the Bitters commenced now
Nli DC sure protection against most Of tho conn
wants incident to the season.
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OTiELLo was not lawyer, although
he was a-tawny general Of Venice.
Honorable Competition.

Oneof the largest and most thriving inter
ests in Chicago is the Wholesale boot and shoe
trade, whose managers are noted for CONNER
cial integrity and enterprise. And conspicuous
among them, for thrift fair dealing. sterling
business habits, and large and increasing sales.
is the house Of Phelps, Dodge & Palmer A.
and so Wabash avenue. Manufacturing largely
with the latest improved machinery. and al
ways buying for cash, they offer the trade a
very large stock of scasonable goods. and in
vite comparison OF quality and prices, Their
cdqo Tribune
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WHATNExT?-The Me rch numl

WHArNExT?-The March mum Der Just
received is an excellent one, az, indeed. are all
the numbers we have SEEN In evidence of it's
popularity among the young folks. the pub
Usher tells us he has received the goodly num-
Der OF 1899 subscriptions during the month Of
February Just past. Terms. 80 cents n year,
with Fl Chrome to every subscriber, by first
mail. Specimen, 3 cents. John b. ALDEN,
publisher. Chicago.--(Com.
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DIR. II. V. PIERCE, of Buffalo. n. Y,
first advocated constitutional as well a. local
treatment a. being necessary for the cure of
Catarrh, and so successful has his Golden
Medical Discovery proven az a constitutional
treatment, when accompanied with the use OF
DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. applied locally by
means OF DIR. Perce's Nasal Douche (the only
method Of reaching the upper and back cham
bers Of the head). that he has long offered $500
reward for case that lie cannot cure. Both
medicines with instrument for 20, by all Drug
gists. $50
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King Of the blood.

ScEofULoUs SORES. Cdse.--I was for sew
eral months unable to walk without crutches
in consequence Of Scrofulous Sores upon my
ankle. They we're ndolent ulcers Of very
bal character. / was recommended to try
KING OF THE BLOOD. and used several bottles
directed. i am now entirely recovered from
my lamcncss, although my ankle is badly
Scared q. w. HoLLENBRooK,
Toledo. Ohio.
Write for circulars to ID. Ransom. Son & Co..
Buffalo n Y-fCom
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For Loss of Appetite. Dyspep

For Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, In
digestion. Depression of Spirits and General
Debility in their various forms, FERRo- Pros
PHoRArED ELIXIR of CALrsAYA made by Cas-
WELL, HAZARD Il Co., New York, and sold by all
druggists, il the best tonic. As stimulant
tonic for patients, recovering from fever or other
sickness, it has no equal. II taken during the
season it prevents fever and ague and other
Intermittent fevers.-fCom.
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THE Queen Of England has ordered n
granite sarcophngus to he made for
the reception of the remains of Louis
Napoleon.
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PERSONS requiring purgatives or pills
should be careful what they buy. Some pills
not only cause gripping pains. but leave the
bowels in torpid, costive state. Parsons
pwgaftoe Pius will relieve the bowels and
cleanse the blood without injury to the sys-
iein.-fCom