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ed monthly at 81 per annun. OLD
~ To the PubIic.-I JAMES ROBERTSON, srsiye Of
Csyugs, New Yos, WHO was memDe, oi he " ORG :
90 hereby declare before God and u word, mat joined
said Convention purely upon CONSERVATIVE prinepe-' IS
rsy be- inferred the resolutions ha offered De-
fore H. and by my Opposing any tng OF Obstructive nsure
that was proposed Convention, and also n The even g
meet ogs hut was -uI willing % aid aud ADOPT
anything that Il calculated advance The welfare %
sor-iy But here -sy, as | said on NE ON instant.
before the Convention ere aalolrne1 sils or, 20.
any plan system, hat AS destructive -O lhe nope OF
hereafter -aQpng the foundation o society, ana de-
sirovng all thai is good AID holy upon me eafa Ana any
man. u o. men, tha came 90 ie CONCLUSION -iai nr r
ar tev died there end 81 -truce Inst le or hey
became degraded, ard were not Wtfi Goa -l nature a.
800 .l.r, 10 bs Mr. C.en plan j. intended ~ 90 away
with what ne cf healtH, oi all 'cci- ADD crers
uuce the and hat should se-h 70 ENJOY hisei
ar he nor can he know 30 saws MI owen there
for. opposed h-as you will see It stated IN several pa
pers thai resolutions passed Unanimously WIN nu one
exception. There we're seven member BESIDE MI I'VE
Hrd myself present The ON Dot al All sorry Tor op
posing md were certain Of beng io-nor
row called 10 give an account 10 net God i0ri te Mat
,be,y a. -: John l. III - and ou,l would not
regret that had been member q said Convention, Tor
went into II with pure motives sni earned them out ~ al
my actions, flr a. myself ccnd cpuuot u.rM W
Others did responsible tor a. You VIII see iAl
offered ne resolutions which adopted a. Tie bas- and
rules OF the Convention on me tl- aay -, 80 ~
Hail. which resolutions Published ia The Tribune oi
the 5ch int At some future Ine VII puDh'h = ll d.
tory OF the Convention Tar 10 am able, III MANNER ~
pul ii into the hands Of al that may desire IL
\ IL To the Reporters and Editors hat have given
me- but fsut rep e.elatO in her reports Of the Worlds
Convention return them my sincere insnks, especially
hn.e ,yno nave published Contradiction 20 those bas
and malicious Idhes my Father and myself which az
pear,d IN The New ors Herald on The I'm inst Oct ltt
Tor which he pYoyre'0r -riH BE- prosecnicf
JAMES ROBERTsON.93 Leonard L y. J.
p : II any editor should unwui gy copy ihe report o
the Word's Convention ia he y l. II faf Oct ,'h lfI
will forgive them hey cOnal ct sad report ana oifcc
COPY 10 nv address stating hat the Convention deca, y,
nv the uui,- voice Of all that heard speech the ol
and nv explanation on the TN, that i was utterly isse-
Nearly 100 per-ons were present j. IL
Editors favorable the spread Of Ifuh Will please copy
49, Nv srttcle II
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED,

n chip Mary Phillips. from R0auda--W n Andr
New.York M.s NJ Sceimuller. II DelprA, N r CT
= In The sieeraEe
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EVENING AND Day SCHOOL

4 TIE CLASSICAL anu Commercial Institute, 81
"A Broadway A. Newman Prncipal,in Which young gen
Will be thoroughly instructed IA oil the branches
requisite commercial pursuits entering college, terms
a. me Institute oiu lweod-
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rY- Trade with the Great We-t.-Mefchanis
who seek Western ira-e VII ild for their riere-' ~ al
v.rse 10 the Prairie Farmer published al Chicago which
has a circulation Of over 4OO0-pPidy increasing ln
most Of the tgwus ihrog CHOU. Illinois Wsconsn and Iowa
and IN paris Of Indiana and Missouri, the best Of The mer-
chant, are is agents and receive regularly
PATENTEEs or LABOR SAVING IMPLEMENTS
AND MACHINES viii and for i-ir advantage 10 sdysr-
Use 10 L.
The publisher will be in for few days, ard orders
may be efl Messr-- sPplet0H 4 Co. Broadway, or T.
b. 4len Esq Broadway and Waier-st who will also re-
ceiye subscriptions or The Prairie Farmer which Is publish
ed monthly al 81 per annun. ol5
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ARr.UNIoN. Re BROADwA,

Two MILITIA UffitEhS.-FOr sale compete
i Uniform. consisting q Cap and Plume, Coat, rs1a-
lOous. L. sword L. D Gross Belt and y l. + ate
The above articles nave only been six times They
can be Berram hite'- Tailoring ESTABLISHMENT,
us. Oranc-.- door west Of Broadway. oioSr
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THIS DAY is PUBLISHED

UrHE TWINS domestic novel; and heart soc'4i 1VV
nv Martin Farlunar Upper iuinor Of ffoVrfphl Ini-
lo-opu. the CrOcs God, both m one volume D-tui
miv printed paper forming VOL oi N" Library o
CnDce Reading 81
r,ral novel beautifully printed on tine paper
Pub shed aud tor sale BY WILEY = PUTNAM, I6i
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U,dropa,hic In.titution.-G.orrsT 7. Dexter,


d has established Hydropathic Institution FOR TIE
.,st disease upon the cold water system Al the cen
l and pleasant village Of Aoristowu, y J. The efficacy
cold water the prevention and cure Of disease Is now
,.gslv admitted and many paris Of Europe and our
- country il Ia suspended the u drugs and meci-
re. In both ana chronic diseases surh a. levels
IN govt paralysis. scruuz, spinal ll-, a-e., TN
dr cur aurs and distortions. dyspepsia, and ahost ri
M ch man her TO, The acton n cold water rapid and
ru.nenL Al sezlrE upon be cause Of disease 70 re-
dres greatly the amount OF human -try and suffering ard
produce radical 81 disease - hen other means an
treatments have failed. In tle graphic ansu.Ee Of bnweff
under cold water Ieanant nature eaFc- ~ BODY -
IL own instructive tendency, which always towards re-
cuvrrv 81 reaction commences ana i- con
.tltion not only amended, undergOes change Dr..
has recently returned from Europe ani las made ,
extensive arrangements Of baths kc aer the plan Of Press
nifz himself Ii viii De- Tie uf the proprietor le he
offer. 20 invads lle Of relief from disease. % give
them a.o the comfort and cOnvelerces Of home Nor
stoSn - gfiuy situated. surrounded on al sle- win
me all end appliances which viii give eject n carrying
our The cold salcf treatment Tie Morrs and Es-eK k-
road irrmnae- short c..llce from Inc lnsrillon -nl
carriages are really 81 % convey patents " ana
from ~ .--fa D''
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TIVE GREAT BOOK.

THE MYSTERIES or LONDON-lhe fourth edition
This day Published, new and beautiful eduon OF us
exciting book Without d0uit his IL more exciting and
fhag than the " -rceng Jew. The Interest IL
story u the Nanderng Jew ts- a. be eud OF me nss
volume Not 80 III the Mysteries Of London, be excite
ment keeps up hrough the entire work Two large vol
umes-puce -
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rHE suS rHz HOOK. YrrL SEA.
,ss II Setf-.5 - Seis ---. - Morn. 81
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GEO H. WILLIAMS,
"a EXCHANGE PLACE, IS doors East on Wlllsni-
Il street invites his old customers, and Merchants gen.
orally 10 his stock of Black, Blue Bacs ana
Colored Silks and Sans; Veves Bombsznes, Apaccas;
Nous de LANES, Cashmeres, Reps Fine Glngtslns and
other Dress Goods; White Cambrcs, Muslins and Dnl-
ties 81 to "a aces Thread, Isle Embroidered Jsconst
and swiss Trimmings Embroidered Collars, and Cnmi-
.eres. Green (;auze Barge and Lace Wells Ts Satin
and Velvet Ribbons Cap and Bonnet Ribbons, Wool,
Vor.ed SIX and Broche Shawls Dress Htsfs Gloves,
sewing Silks Goods for Thread and Needle Stores Gen
tlemen'- Rich scarfs Crayats. Stocks and Ties SC.
- eodisu
S,HAWLs, SHAWLs!.-Ws inyits the attention
- Of the Indies Ourlage assortment or Broche and Cash
mere ong and square Shsw which being purchased at sue
lion within d few days Offering II gr,a bargains
ol5 3ls+ TAYLOR ARMSTRONG. ll3 Greenwichsi
CILk-. -iLk-..-One hundred pieces new styles
- from auction 81 lOw prices al
OILS 3us, TAYLOR Il ARNSTRONGs, 2l3 Greensichs.
DRUtIIE -uatyL--Of new styles and various
- qualities, received Bpd Tor sale ~
OILS A.- GEO. n. WILLIAMS. n Exchange-plscs.
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John b. RICH, Dents Surgeon, has removed fros
n Wsrrensress 70 IA four.h-sresL one door wess
Broadvsy ale Inv
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;.t Of Letters Remaining In the L. s. city Des-
patch Post, October 10, lSl5.

"a. Please ne,top The DATE Of The Liz IN Eheh fhy
-, -.,.-A LADIES, LIST.
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NsJOOI.-SlJj3 lbs--Ji bales MernO and SaNony very
w fine. for shippers and manufacturers
TALLOW-lUIo00i lbs 10 vii.
u hhds Roberts" Wimin gton rendered.
% 81 bbs Doure Dor-' Phils- city.
10 " Ecshartsr Phla city.
Quality very superior anu Ia splendid shipping order.
FLOUR-l6Oo bbls spaldings Lockpor Extra
500 (" Chas Evan, Lockport
$50 A." Gsfbuu Extra.
2l5 Pioneer Mills, r. Gardner.
CLOVER sEED-ooo bbls choice Western For sale by
oi5lts "A. {. BEALS co 2D SoulbsL
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EOUR NUMBERS IN One.-in order 10 supply the
raordiuary demand for le hfs, four numbers OF their
sheet the editors d; the National Police Gazette are com
n.e 10 their republication They viii therefore be issue
in quadple number Of the size aud appearance
la-t afford our subscribers an opportunity 10 bind
the whole IN uniform Style. The Qladupe number VIII BE-
ready Thursday morning. he ION inst and W N
contain several engrasugs Illustrative OF tho Lives OF the
Fe.ons among nic l be- Of the DARBY and Joan
formerly Aep IN RoosevesL by Bob Sutton and another
OF sutton himself the act Of finding the cancelled checks
previous the celebrated forgery on The Union BANK
Price only Fix cents for the whole four numbers IN one
New.men and agents supplied ~ the usual lefm- orders
should be gwen to insure supply oii-t
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EXHIBITION OF. THE " IVORY CHRIST"
AT 247 Broadway, n. Y. This the largest and mos
n beautiful Ivory Statue In the World. II was executed
od boci Irory three e' long BY fourteen inches diam
-ter pronounced ny nishest authority 10 oe WITH
out parallel among works OF Art Abundance IS cents
Eshihtsin day and evening. sls Inns
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PORT OF NETWORK.
alSIATCEF ALM.sAC.......fHis DAY
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Died.

On Friday Goth inst. Of dropsy Of the btain AMANDA
MALvtsA daughter Of David and Catharine Nick emile
aged years and months.
The funeral will take place Sunday, at O'Clock
r. NJ from the residence Of her father No ZIG Stanton
street.
At New London, (Conn) on the 18th instant Captain
RcHAsD LAW late Collector of that port in the saith
year CT his age. He the OF the late Hon. Rich
ard Law formerly Chief Justice Of the State
cut and member Of the Revolutionary Congress. A
venerable old age has at length closed the of this
gallant saor--apd time has erased the existence of
another of those brave who created our navy and
fought for and the of that coun
try in the pages OF whose glorious history their memory
will live.
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s-A1& rasaTRh..
FIRST NiGHT OF ANILlE.
Monday s:vonsas, Decempsr re,
AMiLIG s'"e''
Paul Pssss chamo,. hunter NE Dsa,.u
Amilis. a young Orphan. .. Mrs ssguin.
THE L OLD SIi5's soI Tih
Adam Ls,sthersole ....-... Mr. Bass
Fssass cSsm T'mp Mis-. Fanny Gcf rsnsr
Free OF Aani,s,O4--Solsa. ii IN. esa:s "Alier5,
poon ss osoos ed tn. cu. ~i'l,iso yrsa.s,
aOWERY THEATRn,.
A. W JACKSON. MANAGER AND PROPRIETOR
Monday Evening, December 30,
Inc 'sii'T PTTN e Commence with
M,iog . sapiiHg Nj Davenport.
oas.eai an adsn Mr. : G < seo,,
ERNEST IS eS Maf %R wi,h
Richard Darvii Mr.. J X Scott
E,ss:f p M,iIs.s'' p;y:aesH.
second and third az Fen. sa y S ea
6seI. WI ossa Z. Z hsf pas. hs suris vii, hM7
CsIA.ssu2 sTEEET TnNiATsSx.
PHILADELPHIA.
s'4H lksf siGaT OF aE ESdxatXtSSTrs
MkS. AND Mr.. &. KEAN.
3.
WIN TJ SsF'oFnsa
sw GsdsS Scout fhoeoa Ms B assaai t N:
70 sSas GIH in !se ;fsom comedy Of
isn aSs. 10 ssIis" d h:"iRis M Shaw Nelson
ahGCsa eItxtllH'I 4 asaL-a. I.--
PHILADELPHIA.
Mondav mwsnanx. Decembsr 20,
Will ed the Jam, IF
* WEES ST R IL sGa 81
Aanes De Vefe,. Mrs Burke.
-, k,uy D2ops, -. 49,. .......... MIS- Tnayer;
Fist arpsara &c Of Mr. wNCHEii, the Celebrated &C.
centric comedian T IovE cas 81 popular
ssaas'as sS St SSssfSEa sf'Ss
nightly in attrsciionMessr. Burke Wood Ste.
re 5 DAVIS, Br ROY, and Mrs Puna, will appeal
GEES M is e Of the
NATIONAL THEATRE AND CIRCUS, :.
Chestnut STREET, PHILADELPHIA
wELcK :1e MA n n AN6 DsLavAN;
Is opened throughout the Winter Season with brilliant
Hl sSs the sass
The limit. q sdye5sisf%sas will barely adm, e des
'''''''''. IN THE FEMALE CLASS.
nns M ysoh HOWARD, First Scene Ne: tqgsstIian
F''s''a M Mis ssI T. %ElIs character
Principal Male rans''#5ifug RK hHyl NORTH and rv
First Equestrian P.ntom.t c. J. ROGERS
View School S';tss!s ksiA M f,' Indian E's''
NATHANS.
His rupis are W Cincade and Little + Pastor
Psrsoniher Of Local Characters, &c MIR. T. WOODS
PRINCIPAL Arena Equestrian, v. :. CARNoL.
Ftrst Vsuer OF the Troupe, MIR. MCFARLAND
Eguilibrist and Posturer, Mr.. G. DUNBAR
Clowns, MEsSkS. MAY and WALLS.
Ring NIastes, II. NICHOLS
Professional G9 aI o poea, MEssRs pTCKENsoN,
large contrary Of Roush Riders An Orchestra full end
ens,ent, led by Mir MYERS, late Of the Psk Theatre
The numerous splendid Costumes by Mir. A. J. ALLEN.
The Box Office open from o'clock in the morning until
wish
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crricE ON THE hlEncANTME MuruAL Insurance Co.
. No. s. Wall street. December eth, 1916
MEETING of the Trustees he at the Office of the
"A Compauy, on tie sId instant, JOSEPH WALLER was
unanimously elected Pres -, place Of Lewis Gsegor
resgned and LEWIS GREGoRY cted Vice PRESIDE
supply the vacancy occasoned by the resignation Joseph
Hoxic
BY order Of the Trustees,
ELLWOOD WALTER Secretary
MAniSE INSURANCE. ON CARGO AND FREIGHT ONLY.
The Mercantile Mutual lnsurnre Company, No G3 Wall
street. co1nes its business insurance
= New subscription notes. amounting upwards of Two
HUNDRED Thousand Dollars been received and further
additiors ire daily being 10 AIDE to It's assets.
The Company attention plan of blu which
Is believed offers greater and larger
the assured than any o,her.
TRUSTEES
Thomas Hun Jas. Mccullough, Thos. Achelis,
Wm =. Lmgiey, f.pmus Crooks, Geo. w. Taylor.
Henry Sheldon Charles Pyen Levi Cook,
jas. Fretl-rd, Chss H. Rogers, A. Legeux
Tho. Nelson, ii. Moing, ID. l. Ssyne
Wilson q Hunt, w. e. Atwaier, Aeais S Baker
Stewart q. Mar-h w. A. Kefeitas, NJ Wavd
Geo. ii sst,ngs, Chs q Carleton, Leonard Krbv
q. w. A. Rodgers Licius Hopkins, Jas. G. hallock
Henri, Jrssop, Daniel q. Hanand, s F. Jenkins
@. ID. Phelps, H-rinsn Boxer
JOSEPH WALKER, President,
:, go . LEWIS GREGORY, Vice President.
Eitwoop WALTER, Secretary. d28imrc
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Increase in lS45, .

increase In lSao,. 383 ,06J
The greatest increase is from the schuylkill Mines
and amounts to about wohirds of the whole additional
quantity rsc&ved These mines have produced much
larger quantity than usual account of the activity
created among the miners, by the facilities offered by
the Reading Railroad Company for transporting the
coal to market Notwithstanding the increase in the
receipts the demand is large that coal one dol
lar per ton higher than il at this time last year
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vANAMBURGH IL CO.'S
.. u q l. D G ICAL f. XHIBlTIO
no. 53 BOWery.

" "osts the Bowery Theatre, will open ON
NIX rANAN Ul.Gh having spent years IN Europe with
re,, s "a Spt I n CIV w,<h
sIvE CLLLkCTloN CF ANIMALS that has ever been ex-
hbited ~ this oh oecon his design
hbit 70 the New York public while making for
the ira, cling season.
Doors open from to the morning; and from to
o'clock ~ the afternoon and to 0oclock in the evening
tdmittance IS c~nts-Jhildren under 10 hafprice.
For psrticusrs srr bills OF the day. d14 1m-rc
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-----------------------
T0 TAII.ORS

THE UNDERSIGNED would intimate 10 the trade. that /,
Is now two yeucs since the publication TIE first edition
OF ms celebrated Cutting during which
time II has met with sac, and
whatever has objections be made utility
But on the contrary, all .ho have used
Peror to any thing ct the kind heretofore offered the
The explanations ofthe Diagram ample
rerson OF ordinary capacity and without any other
tons Is enabled few hours any kind Of garment in
style OF elegance and fashion, which years
the most intense study and close application The Of
be obtained fthe author, at No. Il3 broadway.
dtl lmeodsr w H. STI NENETs
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NAILS, PARTIES. &c.


's'hE sabscrhe daily receiving, snd eontinusy adj
tllr ScaTls
Glove ~nalsQfx Their ~ al articles sI
~rtaainx ~ wardrobe a ~ fashionable gentleman VIII
f.aaa fhsn that Other establish
his eify. tnd well worthy the q
md fesid.nfs The suhscrses Tong sad ntma- know
department 81 Their business. h~ fafuer
ag Co the ist twenty yesfs been actively rn.sgsd n The
itus "a business ~ tbs that al aftt
elss affected sua manufactured " us tnsy be IL
u ded 90, not eny iof The superiority q their
Particular sercn devoted % he READY Mss. Lin De
pattmnt-All garments nsnofsclmret ksak az
cut afr the tppfctsd Preach method, tsstly and
faithfully made aud tshoned the form q the
censmea sendiGr their -rcrs ~ ~ d~tend hs,rg
their goods 81 the et quality and fr sna moderate prees
seat With punctusiny NY htTfc<s o. %
and ALL fsvonrng with call, depsnd beng
at the old kstsbllshmen ~ FAHSkLLs 4 AGaTE
Dc imsnc ~ broadway cofnsr Of P,rs llecr.
4 ANts n kkELfSs ", pssssr Lbsess 80 -. ~
~ brcst s-sss eNx<
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

ssnsSyC unM dOenue, washington City,D 4.
VIE rkOPKlETORS Of this new, large and modern built
nc or the liberal support they have given and confidently
cpate increasing popularity the erts the under
signed TO the public accommodation The house situate
me Avenue on the promenade SIDE between Third
ana bali Streets the Railroad Depot
Gapci Its capable Of accommodating three hundred guests
~ M IT'S parts has recently undergone
Tor the winters The paors and ladies' apartments
nave been elegantly funishedthe ladies' ordinary tasteu
eted indeed ia every division of the house the primary
S9nsaeraton has been to adapt to the comfort Of
Inc dinDg hal one Of the commodous and
ed BY day and night in the Union Of servants e
POLITE active, obedent and well disciplined Briefly con.
nuenty challenge the judgment Of discriminating public
the traveller. = ~ ~ "
Charges heretofore 81 so per day Permanent borrs
times. 'rsI.ER tiIRIu
The Expres will please copy every day for three
weeks ana SEND Dill to Tyler Birch n23 3m eod-rc
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S3,3OU.

AN EXTENSIVE RAFFLE.
elegant and fayorts Hotel De; Duck Frsrs, situated
opposite Dune Park, to be raled for above amount
by the M Of february or at any time intervening al lie
option OF the afe be divided into thyhree chances AT
$500 chance the win becoming the OF The
as It including their magnificent Cushion
billiard aoes and all the aprurensnces The
beng dsious enter PHILADELPHIA have been
induced by many Of their friends who anxious although
not enabled to purchase their Hotel take this method 10
bring within the power Of most who willing hazard
the Necessary Amount for chance wherein there is more
likelihood Of success than thousand the vain
oas that are entered into day. The above Hotel was
renovated last spring aud furnished the
sly and the complete Order In that The
affair may be conducted satisfactory to the subscribers they
can appoint Judges among themselves who 10
decide any disputes that may arise
Further Information will he by the at the
HOTEL DES Duck FREEZES,
- = +, 168 Duane street, opposite Dune Park.
NB-ientemen requiring private rooms can have the m
I'm
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CONSERVATIVES READ
DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP, or falmouic

- CIINtoUWP Els MEAD.
DECKS VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP or Pulno.ie
Basam.-Read the evidence-
,,n - - bRhoKLyS, September 9th, lsg
MI peek-Dear Sr-Thankuln,ss and gratitude induce ms
give my testimony IN favor of vaua bic Cough
About eight or nne months WIS attacked with severe
cough attended with symptoms violent alarm
my iamy and iriends while its long threatened
total destruction Of health and cofot Under these circun
stances ana experiencing reliefrom the usual
husband vas Induced solicitation to admin your
~ up he purchased bottle and the effect had aston
nhing; u operated like magic aud completely bro up
cough hesd the soreness OF the chest banshsd all the
ing symptoms. and has Ien me IN IN. possession Of
an erresn appetite End completely restored health You
effects, to husband the N,h store 3CoArIanj 81
or 10 me, = LUCEETIA LOCKWOOD.
a No. 100 Nassau street. Brooklyn, l. l.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by MM #. PEEK
~ John street and III Greenwich avenue, ~ Y.
Agents-C oddngou corner Snring aud Hudson SITS, Hart
Grand aud Norfolk streets Owen Bcwery aud Bond street
rod our aud Wooster streets; Hubbard Grove sn1Hu
son; Mountain Fulton street, Brooklyn
II ice IS cents hottie MI f,n.fp,
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BLEECkER'S BIRD DEPOT,
No. u Aston Place, late 9Th street,

a tew doors Easi Of Broadray, New York.
NHE subscriber respectfully informs the public that he has
opened the above for the sale Of Birds trorign sed
Native Cages Seeds &c and hopes BY stct attention aud
fair and upright d. ang the patronage Of disJ
sed to Indulge in this most delightful fancy
In addition tn those mentioned his stock will comprise
articles in his ne including Fancy Pigeons Of the different
Gold and Silver Fish German Paste, made after 40
proved receipt, ue Fish Bone Fountains, Baths &c &C.
N. B. Orders from Of the city carefully seudd TO- and
promptly executed. LEONARD BLEECKER
New York. Dec. IL. 18t5 di2im.r
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J. 9. l3ELL,
Il "A X II Il h M ST

j.. q. BELL,
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$50 BRoApWAy corner Of Eeadc street. stairs, has
80 constantly on hand variety of Cases Shades &c.
for raor mantel ornaments Also iarse collection OF
nognted Birds Bind SKINS &C., for sse exchanged Pet
pn, &C. mounted IN very superior manner, TO order
fnh or private collections supplied the shortest notice.
" cases patent Sheaibing Felt, very sureror
d2'tc ~ Y GOLI.INSS 90 IS Snnth ~
cases ps cnt shesthng Felt very superior
-, cic, ior SAFE W ioH 70 SUIT purchasers, by
- X. COLLINS " Gu Sc south "
EEATHLRs-iooO lbs Live Gee,e Feahers-for sale by
u L.. X COLLINS Il Co.
..o2trc 50 South It,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-12-28
WANTED.

A FEW ACTIVE YOUNG MEN TO 20 soash az West 70
act as Ageats for the sale Of and rOpalaT ubleD8
*Sou over aud above their expenses will be insured TO them
writing with an opportunity Of clearing 81 90 yer so.
year clear Of Ell expense Zach will hsvs h. district Il VII
BIZ necessary for them TO have le,st 81
agood fitting Apply at RtNCHs Pablishsng Hall
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