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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20
No,,cich, N. 7.

The Two RED CENTS AGAlN.-A Grocer in
Clinton County sold drunkard a pint OF new
rum according to ldH, and made tac0 red cents
clear profit. The drunkard shot his son.inaw
while intoxicated; and his apprehension, confnc,
ment in jail, execution, &c. cost the County more
than one thousand dollars-which temperate men
had to earn by the sweat of their brows What
say Taxpayers Are you willing to pay thou
sand dollars to enable the grog seller to make tro
red cents?
But the Larabee case is comparatively nothing
when contrasted with recent transaction about
the 1st of July, 1913. An Indian, one Of those
half.clvilized, rum-loving creatures who abound
in the West, stepped out of Cataraugus County
into the State of Pennsylvania, where, it seems.
men arc sold indulgences to sin, as well as in the
Empire State and then filed his poke. bottle
with real Red, Eye and the seller of the poison
made too red cents clear profit again. While
under its maddening influence, he went into a
farmers house near by with whom he was totally
unacqualnted. and murdered a mother and five
chlldren,;--all that comprised the little family,
except the husband and father, who was from
nome. When he returned to his little interesting
family what sight met his eyes enough, it
would seem, to curdle his blood, and change the
man to stone. There lay the mother and her five
H''Ao oAiSSAiSn ten years Oh age GOWN 10 INFANCY
stretched upon the foor--swimming in blood, and
aH 0sid Oh. what desolatlon was there !.
No more for him the blazing hearth shall bum,
Or busy housewife ply her evening care;
No childrea run TO lisp their sir-s re,.;.n
And climb his knee the env!.ed kiss to share
Shall say it Yes, must, if it does dis
grace God's image. The Legislature legalissd
the sale OF the reason destroying drink-the
Town Officers sold, the indulgence to kill-anG
the pauper- maker cleared t,co red cents.
Clinton County Wing.
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For The Tribune.
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81
Is it dream that souls we love
Revisit souls beloved on earth
Do they not DER our spirits move,
Bright in their seraph-birth
l will not yield the pleasing thought,
Though stern-eyed Wisdom on it frown
The joys it brings, the Joys it brought,
Like stars on me look down.
Holy the thought when pensIve even
Comes with its train of shadowy friends
Then from the airy halls Of Heaven
A slow-wingcd crowd descends
The loved, who died while life was young
The old, whose lengthy march was DONE
The gay, the pensive and the strong,
Who fell as Joy begun.
They pass-and, rcvercnt and sad,
A brghteyed troop moves slowly by
Thev who the hearts of men made glad
By Heaven-b born mlnStrelsy
The immortal bands of olden time
know them by their shadowy Tyres
Again they strike the chords sublime,
And hight the spirits fires
The masters Of the tragic muse,
Who showed the Furies unto men
Once more they all their powers unloose,
And mankind weep again!
The laughter moving bards are there,
Who wcpt that men might laugh atw 70;
They wreaths of flowers immortal wear,
But onward silent 60
They come, and pass with eyes upturned-
Their inspiration 1orks again
They feel the fires that IN them burned,
When Prophets unto men
They looked on Life and wept, and died,
Or felt its thons press on the BRAIN
Some knew, whom Life severely tried,
The mad house and the chain
Some felt thankless Country's CURSE
Some for a thankless Country died:
Yet were those Countries, by their verse,
Ennobled far and wide.
Now Laura's lover once again
The wreath of Fame and Love would twine
Nov fieth from his Country's chain
The god-like Florentine
There moves the shade of him whom Fame
Ennoblea DIS her dearest child:
Tho crrea4 ~ couI heTore ,yboce Aamo
The strongest heart grew mild !
The blind old bard, too, cometh there,
Into whose mind the heavenly light
Came like meteor through the air,
And melted gloom from night
The peasant minstrel, at whose song
The heart is kindled into fire,
And unto whom for e'er belong
The chords of Natures Tyre
The gifted ones-the great departed
The wise, who dwelt on Natures breast
The loved, the fair, the broken hearted
Steal round me III my rest.
And while these visions thus are mine,
Shall l forego the pleasing thought
That they are messengers divine,
Whom Life from Death hath brought
No: may | live and know the bliss
Of commune with these shadowy bands:
They cheer Lifes dark wilderness,
And freshen its drear sands!
,,,cich N. Y.
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TIE SUBSCRIBER takesPIeage.

,rr,n,el snn-rnr 10 agy heretofore used Tor thai plIc
All persons dssous Of testing the great value md superiority
of these oyer hand made shoes, sending $ by mail OF oI
warranted to suit the section OF country for which AsY
ordered, BY applying to the subscriber at the So,s. TO
thor Troy Lewis Benedict & Co.. John TOWNSEND Aha1y,
Persons 4 Co.,, NewYork; Charles smith, Boston; NJ
B. w Jones, phadepha, and F. PEat BEothr Balumos,
where farther Information nny I've had the subject
Troy Iron and Nail Factory. Aprf. HENRY BURDEN.
apI7 tf
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.OR THEEE -SHlLLINGS- a REAIITIEIL
lI,HE COMPLEXLON AND ERUpTtONS OE

T'HE COMPLEXION AND ERUPT1ONS OF
J. the Face Body, Skin chapped lender FLESH &C.
miracle, wonder and blessing to 'oy eupions
Italian Chemical Soap The effect Of this the skin is 81.
most nperhmman has received the highest encomiurs
remedy for pnics, reckies bo;ches scuryy salt heutn
tan, sun burnt norp,ew, chapled tender flesh. 1t will
change the OF dark yro" dlsco!ored skin healthy
cesmeSs IL cures the bite, OF inects mosquitoes &c
Sold price 50 cake, the Of the Eagle
81 Chaham-sttee New York 1873 Fuitonseet Brooklyn
wi i'm
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SALE RHEIfhL.

DlNGLEI'S UNIVERSAL OINTMENT has
~ never failed TO Of Salt Rheum and all other
diseases Of the skin 4 celebrated physician this City who
has used pounds Of this Ointment in his practice says:
have knownlt fail OF ercing speedy and perfect
cure IN cases Of Salt Rneu Pmes Blotches on the face
or eIuptons the faces heads of children More than 5000
boxes have been used within tbe last four years
feteence given n persons i'll this City who know
tues To BE- had only of the oporrietor Beeknls,rect,
IylI "
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PRINTERS AND BINDERS wARfgom,'

L Nos % and u Gel&-s,fss;. N,swYgk.tpr, is,S
rRlcEs GREATLY REDHqgcED.- TIE" HS;sip-
Of The addition OF new and improved m.chIney 10
and the reduction the cost at INTERVALS and labor 49,
bed Crstiy 20 reduce tho prices Of their Pisss-s 3 -
,rIs and BINDERS materials generally; viii l. &C. ah
newt printed Circular, which they s leave IN 80 a<a
This Establishment still under the r.rysr,l
dencs OF Richard " Hoe and Rocrr Hoe, and sssstae
their friends that uotwi> The great 1edact,or tz
,l- high .spuation which they lave hitherto spS, i't
will also BE- ,,ercoustan ndeavcr 70 improve the aS
ther old TRENDS Will NOT only continue their syo 70 &
Printers generally Will appreciate Their eniaayo,, =, ~ I
The very bs,i acies a ef'Sy Lsin"nertlms Es.>e ESQ
Printers 81 6lnGss, including Typs, las Pa.rY - s.
executed with TIE -restest Gaze aid :rostiS1is s.
Jobbns work and repairing viii te doqe a, III. love-,
BIZ prices, with every ';eat@n and ,HIedi,iqa FH
viii be stamped r. Hoe X Co.. that Persons f.
may bs imposed upon with spurious ai.lcies ma s
;ation OF theirs. *
Pointers otuew.pap-rs who prtl,sh this atlYer,e,.,
thlsnote thee t''nss hoe The ,t Of al u=1l AID
OF their papers to will b entitled pagIlsa, o. -
on hnypig torr times tn amount oft. - y
HEORiSON'S VEGETABLE ITNTVPSS5
vi MEDIClNES.-Cs Caution 10 the People Of .'.,A
W heTtby certif that Nessrs. FIRTH Hal aS Sse
lin Squars New York, are our onl} ENERF 81 lGFTS,
Srrrur,Fn Mo.r nor GsoKGE T,YoR onr I,,s ,sifls
are IN any way authorised 70 'end Mo;isons yssttsS
Caution bccome highly necessary All person, Ds %
,iedcirq, in the United States must hat: the subor, 81
helors-nan.d Messrs. fiErH HNL. S'Ss
CSigned) MORRISON, M0AT & Co Hy...,-
British Collegeof Health, New Road, LonI9q jan ne,
Ihe shovs crUt'7- eraar,.irg lrrm thu Ersh to;;,
us,iib London" will be hailed with III. warmed s
asm by liz friends of the N,ssian SYSTEM inlsEs,L I
tends to eupo>s Gn oppose "a. g,,Si.'s eoaat.s yi
have been extensively circulated oy those WHO ar taar
The invaluable nsiicnes of III. British College NAV Ia
tanned in their original purity of several sen:l:nsa shSt
,eknn agencies In several O; u, different States whoss NJ
viii he found in the New York Courier and gn,vrs,T
They can b, had also IN the Original packages of III ol,
Ing suS-.ageuts. VIZ:
f. II. Sshlsfelin (: Co iei AID il6 Jchaat
J. & Whitmore. Esq. - South 81.
Isaac Smell $50 GI.enwchst'
" Peter Hampton, l90 Canal 81 New YOsA ety
NrsSys. Post X Lewis, Jericho, l..
H. D. Bardwell, Troy, New York.
Mrs GcodlIt!, Uuc,, do
Mr.. " 4. Burtlss, Rochester. do
I" w J. Styles Rhnebeck, do
FIRTH x HALL, Genera! Ag,an
m.tr No. Franklin s.a.r
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HEALTH AND LONG LIFE.
pApp.S ZEE PHI

rTHIS singuIarv efiicaclous medicine Is now
b.iug introduced into every family and rests MS CLAIMS
for patronage thu credible authority Numerous cases
effected b. thu. medicine are daily received by te
Propr!.tcrs. See the following
W65HtNGToT 81, bo1roi iNh June l8iyi s.,
PILLS my whole system derauGed; was SO c9st'e
and bound up that existence 10 punishment some
least eXrto much that my clothes would be quite
saturated which soon brought down. and became very
relief nexaplitl to the nmafy but ali to no pulposc
then tried Pills butnever man had less faith Ill sdve
Used medicines took three pills at night and TWO III the
morning medicine mid aud soothing IN Op.
ration but lesPse toe only Effects TINE yet they
- c.sa blessing. .I constantly taking the pills
fog four months and found hem gradually orrccming my
cordially yield faith The forth your
little book thou. confess first very suspicious of
them You at liberty to publish this for think greater
blessing vas never gwen 70 mankind than what experience
tells me has been cGnlss b. the use OF y9I PE sG HHSoN
Sold whosle BY i Rob@iSt Co. M Bioaway eoYr
of Duane and retail b. the all the respectable druggists
in New.Yotk N boxes 50 and q cts each jylO I'm.
L'OR THEEE SHiLLgNGS A BEAUTIFUL
Dandrs and light grey hair made
actual qualities Of Jones Coral Hair Restorative has been
proved by hundreds who have used 10 be nj the finest
things made FOR the hair making 1t soft dark and silky
lnd keeping oag any other preparation; Ii
has been Europe where It's good qualities called the
following from the Royal Scientific Institution:
" We have miuJ ely ,esed Jones Coral Hair Restorative
and find Of compounds decidedly favorable for nou
ishing sottsuig causing growth curing dauI and making
light red, or grey hair grow dark AID fire e,
Purtnan.stlect, fortman square, London.
This sold the low price of OF ,hilngs bottle
the sign OF the American EaTe So Chatham:street New
York; and by these Piladelpia By Zebe corner
Third and Dock-strcc the American Hotel Wash
ngton D. C.. Boston, Staestreet in Charleston, S &.
2g7 King,treet; Albany 81 stateseet; Brookn 1879
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ITO MOTHERS OIycT ~ ,,o,,ia ;ofor,o
\ mothers n general thar her Magic S,vs far Isrs,
s sr VII @ and highly recommended by the scuty
v ns OF sk Leg every stage Of the desse Refer
Sn cured BY This sslve Residence No 26
may 0. haa cuIe for Salt Rheu scsd He'd and all
on me lace Of children $50 cure for burns.
eIucates Of cures performed By her Universal Ointment can
De seen BY aPplYiog az Beeanaa..t. jyl8 I'm
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5Ia.tg. FARM FOR SALE.-A Farm containing
about Of Land, situated the village OF New
4Prqvldepce. IN tie Of Esses aud State OF New
leading from Basknerdce Ezate,htoMn, which stage
passes The door four times week. Tie dHens hopse
and have built but short time, and
efrest order good well of wafer near The door. The
Of cultivation aud III and Is desirable s',rat:on for
who ma; ride country small
ta? hat IS 'sdsn and productive. The Morris an Essex
Daroad cars within four miles Of the property TO the city
OF New York twice day. Terms of sale will be made suit
the purchaser. For farther particulars, inquire Of DANlD a.
Ai RES who may b. found at The Merchants Hotel No. 2
Couandt street. every Monday and Friday afternoon and
evening OF ASiiBEL A. TOMPRlNS, on 'hr premises.
ivIT rs
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FIRST PREMIUM

CATER BOOT AND SHOE STORE
THE SUBSCRIBERS would Respectfully
INFORM those Ladies VINO desrous of purchasing good
Shoes that theirs all made Of the finest French materials
on lasts suited 10 the shape OF the foot that superior
"orSn-n are employed that manufactory under
OF very compeen. foreman aud that
on hd al All TINES assortment Consisting
eTes fashionable style of aides Misses Boys and Chill
asn beo, and Shoes and also, import direct from the
ways on hand TUTTLE HAYWaRD
No, 2sa Broadway, door above Read--stree,
n BIT. H. received silver Medal and Dnloms G,r
yupeor samples OF Ladies' Cater Boots and Shoes al he
late Far IN this city.
Measures aiken and order1 promptly executed e2s sm
CONGRESS MUSTARD This mustard i
warranted TO De superior any other II being ,,np,r
iuIed from he Durham Black Seeds By VIM F. Acon III
18Th street between 7th and sth arerues 'A' ~
Merchants and landlords are solicited Try this article b.
- ---- @ = HeIr. jy3 lHs
MADDER.-l5 casks prime Ombros, for sale nv
- - GRlNNELL, MINTURN s. CO,
70 Scuthssrees.
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IN CHANCERY, Eighth Circuit.-The Bank
gommissiones Of ths state of NewYork VS. The Ban o
sufaoCSoce hereby gwen pursuant to an order Of tb
The SUBSCRIBE has been duly appointed Receiver Of tn.
sn ss snse'i 81 ona o ad snnk Of Buffalo order
county Of Ere, amongst other things 20 take and stat an
anF Of az m demands Of any scon the said
said account and for the general purpose hr
e. al me d,eos OF the SAID Bank of Buffalo are
% heiT accounts claims and demands agsios
I've saa bank OF Buffalo to James Croker Esruir The s
Buao bs E bl Ts,sr g N eharg a. his Office city
% ms SUIT and in dsfaul, thereof cay viii b.
and from o. me Deere which shall be made in this sa
Cree Buffalo March the arh at9 " Nue uHueI snch ee
INA INA =, BLOSSOM Receiver Of the Bank of Buffalo
,7- ---- l ~ thHhcsrr mhI4 dtSl3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-20

The first testimony the healing OF TIE balssn y
from Gen John Dunnrg OF Balston Spa, Saiao;a Co y
General DuninG Is well known the public having peei
] In nnhlIc OF, ..rnl1 .,rlr,
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THIS singularly efficacIous medicine is now
l. beiug introduced into every family and rests Ms CLAIMS
for patronage the credible authority Numerous; cases
of cures effected b. thi. medicine daily received by le
Prnnrirtnrs. So the following:
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I loud ANlBER.-Important TO Families-A.
- WARSER Co.'S LIauip AMBER an indispensable AK.
tice FOR family and family should be without, H. II is
Certain for Scalds Bus Bruises Commissions &c II.
iectng very few days Il also certain 10 remove
paint and the like from Silk Woolens Foruses Of
the superior other article ftpd 70 The
tan reckles pmpls cleansing the mouth in cases Of ,rr
ana making thu complexion white and soft Testimonials
IRON the most respectable with directions for
accompany zach bottle and may b seen the Office of the
fE9PnetoFS No John second floor in front Prices 2s
and IS per bottle " "
1t also BE- obtained the OF Mr. Charles Trpp 15s
Bowery, agent for the proprietors. via I'm
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,'gss,,A FARM FOR SALE in Wcs,chesier Co,
Sca' Isl mile from he Cry Hall q miles from the Steam
boat Landing the village Of Yenkrrs the man
road 10 Eastchester iadolnns he arm OF Ds late VIM
Jones. ard m'!s. fr.. the Harlem Rarasd Depos At VIII
lias Rr'd1, containing crs> Ia of rhich j GOOD wool
la sand tam swell aats.ed Ut Ealing and
has beautiful prospect BE surrounding country hand
s0:Ee cottage ho&Se feet s4uIe with PIAZZA IN front COW
er' :ln giaIS rooms, Ianes and hail on the rS floor
and ktchea adjoining finished rooms and cen SarIet in
the attic btadiome flower gar-n al in front of the
house, good ba5n stab aud other outbu tn-s also good
Apple qcta:i sh variety of other Fruit, consisting Of
i, Peaches, Plums Cherries, Gcose5ees, TWO kinds Of
CurrntS Straw berries kinds Of Raspheules &c. For
further particulars inqus Of = =. Whitehead cor OF Elm
and CauaSts NewYo % ,ss bscrice thu premises
iy7 2w' j. F. WHiTEHEAD.
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The Purifying Extract" possesses the same alhrafrs
medication the Pulmonary Balsam excepting the Iptdo
rafing and viii answer The other excepting for PuHs
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tues To BE- had only ofthe oporrietor Beeknls,rect.
INTEREST on CITY sToCK.-The Interest
on the Public Stocks ." the C, Of Nsyy-Y York due on the
hrst day Of August viii paid on that day BY C. "
R Rsy Es! Ch2l@be2n the City at his Office in the
The Transfer Books wiI be closed N9ptlay July 3d. at
S GS%sto oc. sny FD J s! s. eo"'ss;
REDEMPTION OF CITY STOCK.-The Fire
Isl day OF August 1873 will paid on or before that a on
presentation AZ this Office The interest viii also be mp
to that day after which no further VIII BE- allowed
City Compuollels Ofice,i : ~ '7'"p''o''e'
New-Iork, June ed, 1873 5 ie2; taul
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the own
Of Property East Broadway to repair the IA
R men IN 'front.' ,f Of s PROPERTY on or by the 2Oh and
p the Yard ii to a hfs said G paT "s sn
p @asssSs sso 'y 6dHS W V5 9 Be saea with the
Commissioner One JUL ii JUL Is GSf''o jyI3
CORPORATION NOTlCE.-Public notice IS
Boa!d of Aldermen fence in the vacant lot, the 9Th
ana Sfh AVENUES and 2lst and 18th streets
Persons interested the petition and having obiec
ios ~ M SANE; are 4luss 70 present them in writing
July, lSi3 Wv 49, ''''
s,,.., Conan; JOHN EVEN, strey. Commissioner.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice !.
hereby gwen TO the owners occupant or occu.
pants OF all Houses and Lots improved uniIroyed lands
sed By the @ @ and oasd m M h GsG
si2nefs Office for examination BIZ ell persons interested VIZ
For repairing Hester street between Niurrv and q,
streets embracing lots Hester between ey
anu Mulberry street. Orange half the distance from
Hester street 10 .nd aGd Walker street on Mulberry
stfe hathe distance from Hester street u Grand
All persons who's. interests are affected b. the sov. named
assessment and who opposed the SANE OF either OF
er are requested TO present rir objections in writing To-
The ind rsisnei the Street Commissioners Office vb;n
thirty days from the date of this notice. '
street commissioners Ohice,l JOHN EVEN
July u, lSi3 Street Commissioner
-J!R and Chairman OF the Assessors
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NIIH-IOEN AND kKiE RAILRO DAD
EI2S.;:5:s!s XXI ENDED TO MIDDLETOWN. Orange
{, ounon and after JhaIsjay, Yum rF.
6 sien aud MIDI etow daily Sandevseecqi follow
For passengers leave foot Of Drs2s at 81 P NJ By
Pierncnl ant erys Goshen at 81 O'Clock and Middle
town q O'Clock VI Returning, gave Middietown at GA
u. and arrive AZ NCTy-io rk az Il q. NJ
An ACCOMMODATION Llns for Freight and rasse"ger leaves
New-ioI above AZ NJ and arT:"e al Goshen at l2i
clock and AiddleoyTle c'c.oCK T. VI Returning, leave
Middletown 4, 81 p. V and anive in the city about u
For fe,-ht, leave Newf ork at n and arrive at Mid
d-iown same day. Returning leave Nlddl.own a; + N
and aIGivs IN Sew.E ork same night.
H. c. SEYMOUR s",ve!u..ndent.
Nay 9TH 19.2 m26
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H<I. FOR HUDSON and intermediate
- L1nAings.-The Steamboat wEsTCHES-
s&azas.sHsAItR Capt. VIZ. T. MELLES, viii leave the
1901 oil Seo9E 81, the ensuing Monday Weins
DAY aud Friday At o'clock NJ connecting Hudson with
the arrival Of the boat Returning the boat Leaves Hudson o.
TUESDAYS Thursday and SUNDAY O'Clock P NJ OF on the
Iival OF The touching both ways II The :rsrmediai
landings. For freight OF apply on board or 10
SIORRS STEPHENSON. % West.st
This boat has been put IN complete Order additional
number Of StaRooms and viii De found pleasant and
comfortable boa, The veI. THIS boat toss no
oarges.
This boa, ready receive freight, and win leave ou
Friday, 7th April. aIt SIN
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Dear Sr--rhe bottle nr Brant7 Trduu p mOnarv Bal
sam you October last proved 50 b. nefcal 10 ml
cough and other bodily complaints, that wa induced az
November and which have been using since and the cont
nued Improvement ch my health derives from rs use lnd
ces me to ite for and at the time wlli sey 0'
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4 GOOD SHAVING SOAP At LAST-To
4 make Good and Lasting Lather-T'be Sosn ,h. Is
sonposea Of is The old Naples so- is kept in store is to
% years osios II Is imported Those who have used well
SnoW t worth and tina; II the very best soap ever made
Tor saynf-ii uaS1s thick ch ing easy father
ing 70 shS beard ana healing 10 tie sAt purified.
scented and shaving Jars for use al 3
ffa saa si each &c 10 BY TONES Pqmsr
Y and by these aSents-iu Albany s. star in PbilsIl.
ph. at corner of Third and Dock ST. in Boston
NOTlGE.-All persons having demands against
the estate OF HERMAN RETAIN. late af the CITY Of
New f9rS deceased notified present their claims to rs
within The Time prescribed By law ~
Washington, Wilkes county G.oIs,b March 1874
LEWIS S. BROWN,
JOHN h DYSON,
mys lssWam~ Administrators Of Eamsa Rstan, deceased.
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ss. FOR SALE.-A Farm Of POO acres. situated
x{sIn Shutdown Suffolk county mile from the yillt-s
lg-of Commack 81 miles from the railroad On sa,d Tam
rood dwelling house. two good barns IN cow-house
RIB and other h,;Incs, all IN good order;
coed orchard Trsty OF cherry ao4 ol-F II, n ties
icr r rrher particulars nquirec CHAR BAKER No
26 Montgomery street or DAVID nRYAS BrooMyn, 80.
u Fulton street. "a I'm
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For he Of Pulmonary ConSumpti"n Chrom,, gen:
Bronchitis Soreness Of tie Chest ami Lungs, Ulesrchs
Sore Throat and Mouth, Whooping Cough, and al d,'t
drs ghch are cG"S,d By IN impure stG'e OF gn.aes
Bites Piles Lirer Compliant, Mercuiiai Diseases. Seas
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JOHN EVEN, Street COMMISSIONS
Street commissioners Office, july TO- 1888 VII
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5la3VALUABLE PROPERTIES FOR SALE
X. ~ Monmouth Co. y. j mule ron led Bank Land
'ns On it's large Psscr "fc',d now full OF hue reaches
2 \ Farm OF SEQ acres miles from Mildeown lomt ~
loo acres wood now fit Possession April st
;. AZ STORY BRICK HOuS on eo, y By 10 in Con
gress St Peterson lately ecepped y h eGgles Bank Pc
Esl. q Wall :. OF JOHN CROES Report y. Jersey.