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VOL. v. NO. 100.

Won't you take a keepsake. Grace one lirle TO-
ken wish had anything here but money TO give
you for my sake"
1t would even be ungcnerous IN me TO refuse
You, brother one little piece VIII DO
jonathan iumhled up something in cTumped
piece OF paper and said sObbiucly. " Let II be this
new half-crOwn. Grace J won't say keep Il always
only when you want 10 use tina, and more, humoiy
ask YOU II please come 10 NE
Now more delicate. more unsc.iish act, was
never done by man: along with the halcr he
had packed up twO sOscrcigns and thereby not
only escaped thanks concealed hi own bcnc.ccnce.
and robbed his purse Of half IFS little store but
actually he was, by doing So dcpriving himself icr
month. or maybe more. OF a visit from Grace Ac-
ton Had il been only haliacrown. and want la I
pinchcd the family lneher Grace nor jonathan
could guess of Ben Burkes bounty and for all they
knew Roger had not enough for the morrow :
meal-had proverty come III Ike an armed man,
aud stood upon their threshold grim sentinel
doubtless she must have TO him within q day or
two How sweet would il have been 10 have kept
her coming day by day aud TO a commoncr affection
how excusablc but still how selfish how unlike
the liberal and honorable feeling that filed the man
ly hear; Of Jonathan Floyd 1t was noble act
and worthy Of long parenhcss.
II Grace Acton had looked back as she hurried
down the avenue, she would have seen poor iona
than sill watching her with al bis eyes TIL she was
out Of sight, Perhaps though. she might have
guessed ii-herc is sympathy in these things. the
true animal maenetism.-and ! dare say that v as
the very reason why she did not once turn her head
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EDUCATION.
DEV H. T. HI-DDART> CLASSICAL AND COM
Ia MERcIAL ROARDINE md DAY SlNOOI. Four.

teuth--re between ufersiy Place ana riih Avenue
Thi- Esab.Lme which hts lately been removed from
Houston street prepared FOR e reception OF an in
number OF BOaers No expense has been spared
b render II a complete wei arranged school for boys Il
has been built prr-y for r rl Intended under the
direction of of the FIRST architects DO TIE city, ani MI
Huddar la. much satisfaction presenting 10 ms Friends
and the Public Institution IN hcL every requisite for The
accommodation convenience and con'or % Ms pupils l.
combined such the .rruce oi many years has sug
scsted. The situation IT, perhaps, the most eligible winch
could have been selected for the purpose regards health
and facility All the advantages Of The best In
and Professors available, while The benefits OF
country residence gained by the outdoor athletic eNe
cise- ich can be enjoyed ~ the spacious playground
Further information 10 course OF study and oner pafu
cular interesting 10 parents NAV De- obtained on application
10 Mr. Hufdar a hi residence in liih street
y. B-Tue regular Acatemical ear Will commence on
the of September after tie summer vaca ion The num-
Der OF Pupil. being limited 10 the DEy school, vacancies viii
~ filed ~ they occur -
For BOARDERs and DAY BOARDERS, who are en-
urey distinct and separate, apprahos VII De received A.
time.
TERMs-For Boarier- 500 per annum without accom-
n.hm.nts d Dsv Boarders 50 pr quarter, Day Scholars
81 quarter. l"-t pho- h-N-Hr-
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Schools.
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

MlDDLFTUNN. CT.-~. CHASE, \. II. Principal.
"A Th- nsniion i located ia the Cry OF Mddeiown,
within halt a mile of the Connecticut River The beauty,
healhuness quiet and alify of the yrender 10 most
desirable residence for those intending Ia pursue course
study. The humber of Boarier- Is limited They reside
10 the family win the Principal aud Teachers who spare
pains secure them all lie comfort. Of pleasant
home. regular OF study j. pursued. Young La
dies be prepared for Teachings complete thorough
practical ami accomplished Education.
The Charge for BOarders i -lfo per annum. Music,
Drawing, Pa ming, and Modern Languages being extra
Sessions commence August IS. November - and May l-.
Circulars mas obtained Of REv II. CHASE No 81 Nar-
ktf s,recs Neir York aul ~ 4 Flaw llN DAl2fN.
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Lines addressed TO the Golden Fish Al
BRADBROOK'S CUTFITTING STORE,


So al the season when al fsh
Paddle up stream by instinct .et.
Thou too. q seems did form a wish
To make a sudden taFi ahead.
Like many young ambitious eli
Aspiring high a. be grows bigger.
By way Of brf,cung thy-clf
Thou hs-t assumed afgacr fgHrs.
We mis-, thee Al TWO s-veuiy-une
To meet thee a. TWO NlNErY-sEvEN,
Ar odd rsh sul thou woula'>i not run
To ans number thai even
Unlike some party men I've Known,
On the siis We IND thee siill
Though BSADssooK d might soon be shown
Is always changng-fr0 TIC TIL
Custom sticks % him Ike q glove
tOle OF his own, The best lu town.
And though loss some stocks may prove
M stocks can never be run d0ua-
Hi sfyle OF SHIRTS shant forget.
Il bsats all other fashions hollow
NV kearf = on those bosoHs SCI,
And We passi0E for tie collar
But hat - M. 10 thee. .hou nsh.
Towboiu hlng these hasiy liHss
Methlnks hear thee crying pi-h
And see thee make impatient ugHs
Thou ri bat fhe beacon guiding me
To Brafhrpos'- well assorted siock,
And hal never sung OF tire
Had Il ,h,,u h,.-u slfnming ruund the dock
Without h- SHIRTS. DRAWERS. HOSIERY me-
AID other notions from that quarter
think should lie thee, good -ign,
Feel Ike nsh that's cut OF water. d.
From I'll TO ~. aIll lneodos
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70 DIR. Town.rnd'- Compound Extract OF

--ar~upurilu.-ln tNrdct j. pu up m 4iIf bOr anu
J. tp, caycr than any sold II i warranted To be a
superior article 10 any 10 DE market We have
certificates OF Physician Cergymen and state Officers Al
the Office hch coucusvey prove the superior virtues Of
this Extract One bottle only j. sufficient test IT, meri
Call and get circular For sale At 1874 Fulton street. >un
II. limo.
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II stcnmcr Grrnt Briinin.


f0 open tlr above chip u fc whole community ile pre-
sem OCCASION or make distinctions n regard nlm.
sion. without offence and u view of the expense
CURED hy the owner. BOZ OBTAINING her iu order crafty
pubic curiosity. i ias been determined FOB follow fle pan
adopted boz London. Liverpool alI oer p1r- and charge
q small fDr admission. Notice j. therefore hereby
gwen. that the -lp vii bee open Tor public inspection Nh
day from j. to ciock lni 600 succeeding ds- Sunday
cNccjf 500 further notice. between Ire hours of iO and
O'Clock. Price of admission o the ship VIII be- - cents
and i0 Tire clguernum. ~ cents additional Tcsrf, %
e ship % he bad tie hart alongside, and % ic ELL
CINE room. board.
portion of the proceeds. after paving expenses. will hc
given O the Asylum Of Ire Blind, aud Deaf ami Dumb. alu
pir Fire Department. au ll--w
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bodrolns anb dotels.

BOARD WN\TED-By gentleman and lady, IN
Dyuyaie fams -oc-ton ~ TIE IN Ward below Rutgers
street al story. Reference gwen and required,
AMI terms d~r,ie. Address g. NJ this "ihe" aui 81
DUtRuI>t. in Bfusdwa, "A Few gsn'svl per
ID SON, can be- accommodated with Board ny appl,in
immediate at No 81 Broadway, toppo-He the Pa a. b..
tween Warren and Chamber. street. az ~
NAANIED-oy a pat, OF , whu are d--ai.nsi - n
w their present house Board IN some house ~terc i.fc
are not many boafdrr-, somewhere on th" West side OF
Broadway, not above thanberst rooms " il De want
Ell iarge and ) small Terms moderate, and dinn"r al
O'CLOCK They viii b. permanent boarders k.it.nc.s "
required Please slate particulars ana address u ~ j. AZ
thl- Office. ~
l)pAkD, No = 4 auulsnd--L- Ms r. D-f- nov iai-
ID pleasant airy upiri, -nd very des
able tor singh gentlemen. gentlemen ana their wives
paflor with bed adjoining Gcnt-m,n caa De- accom-
modified in fun or partial board ON moderate terms.
aus I'm.
lIuALDi>t..-IwO Of ihrr ocui, nieu can "Nisin
ID BOARD with or without rooms at No. ~ Chsni'rf-.-I
npposir M. PARK aui w.
EARD.-rh- Boarding House of Mh-. A. BROWN,
y having escaped the general corf-gralion. size hefs
leave her friends and the pubic ha'
they will still md pleasant AMI airy ACCOMMODATIONS hsf
residence OF Battery Place and Greenwich street
W., IN
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4 21t Broadway. corner broadway and Chambers 81
n j +. BRoWNE bers 10 inform the elite Of musical
taste and the public generally that be- has removed his -ho"
rooms the ah0ye premises, ana would cal hcr attention
fO h- excellent selection Of grand 81 md ocare Gothic aud
ed ON he most proved principles Niih all the modern
pr0vemen London and Paris and unequaled IN brancy
Oi tone touch add perfection Of mechaisnL Particular care
, ta.eu 10 III ien Tor the extremes Of climate IN this conn
frv The opinions Of the hrst musical and professional tai
.t n this country and Europe sufficient test Of elr 81
uerOnty Harps repaired, strings, SC.
J. r. BROWNE MaAer and Importer, from
Erard'-) London.
23l Broad way and - Chamber.-st. New-f0rA
IL a.. 49, F-fabli-h.l 1910.
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BOARDING SCHOOL

PREPARATORY lBOARDlNGl SCHOOL, MIDDLE
L TOWN CONN-D. II. CHASE. A VI. PRINCIPAL
.h. In 1855 Sessions commence May 18th and Oct
18Th continuing i've months 81 80 per session Thorough
preparation FOR College business and personal attentions
, secured la uuu A. fully the most eNpensve schools
Lad. from New York placed In charge OF careful per
son going and returning Circulars Al ~ Market street and
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FEVER AND AGUE.

kNVNIAT Old FANUNTTt MD II rHLTNU MIMI.
l DY"-" ROWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MIN
TIREn for Fever ami Ague" No medicine, IN my age
OF country has ever with such universal successpfO
.cied against couater by the written signature Of M
proprietor John r. R0and the top of each boueD II
NAV be had In lis fun strength, genuineness and purity al
the on gnai inventors Office. at No - North second-rect
Pmsie phia. " of 81 o. Far General Agent, No 10 Ful
on-.t lamp storey sun Buildings Newiork isl7 6meod
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GRAHAM AND TEMPERANCE HOUSE,
~, 63 aud 6J Bnrcia,->t. \. \.

KM NFN NNNNNtfFMfNI
~ THIS HOUSE II situated ON "A pleasant and airy
street eNitrdny from Broadway Ia the Hudson rtscf Al
n. end OF the street the landing place of The Albany
sieauboai- a. IN o'hcr the Psrs FOnniene House hut
one minutes walk from eilher, andony nvc minutes VAIN
from the Eastern steamboat landing
To- separate tables provided, one suited 10 NE a,-
commndaon ofhe OF meat, and the oier carefully
their diet.
Ladies and Geniemen from the country tarryng te" ~
nanv day. can bee accommodated with gui.ness, plenty
cleanliness hoesome food aud freedom from the fumes ~
Alcohol and Tobacco. 81.
w Cold dOuchc and shower baths ffee, ana warm ta'h
smsl eNpenre.
Terms - per day. Permanent boafdcf- f,c'..n upon
rrn.nnn.Ir fefm. liYII lm2awl A L sMITH.
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SANS soUoI HOTEL, BALLsToM SPA Z.

SANS SOUCl HOTEL, bALLSION sra ~ L
D- THIS LONG KNOWN AND FAtOkfrE fsTAb.
IA shmen with tn. extensive grounds belonging To u,
1A and al s appurcnaces has been recently pat INTO The
mos, perfect order aud repair and will lie opened for mo
reception OF Wis tors on tie 18th Of June next
The Inducements snd advantage, offered by The Sans
souc' as delightful summer retreat are too widely known
To render minute description necessary It's spacious sn1
elegant saloons and apartments ch ard disr'-lneo
beauty of its pleasure grounds now In ne hiirs'
state of finish and cuvaonthe quiet retirement Of 10
shady the comfort and order winch II Il nIru'
Ell shall and characterize the whole establishment
ali combine present unrysed ATTRACTIONS 10 NE pubhe
generally 81. -, .
TO families and those who from delicate hesih or ou"f
reasons may prefer quiet and repose, offers peculiar sdv
tagrs Is location miles from Saratoga Spfnss van
which II communication ~ railroad several un' osy
thus afordns esy opportunity of mngng IN the sars ano
Amusement. Of that fashionable watering place Without n-
inc the annoy and c0uIson Of H- ffo"d
The saratoga Mineral Waters viii be constantly furnished
A. f.h heau and sparkling ss at H." springs themselves
There are also Mineral Fountains In the immediate Tcniy
Of ,be San. Souc OF great value and eihc1y. The new
pgUs B.rHs Saratoga Lake are Tour mir
distant aud carriages viii from the Hotel al all ZINES ios
the accommodation Of visitors who may wish 10 use inc Dss
OF 10 enjoy the deli htfu scenery OF tb. lake. . .
The sans sOici will be- under the charge ~ Nfs H. H.
CRANE and \. w HUxfOkD, late Of the ksgl7 Tavern,
Albany snd they hai their personal efforts oyeuer
with tie many natural advantages and attractions ~I f"raes
II all that could be wished for by those who sees hrsit
comfort pleasure during the coming season 1es
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WHOLE No. 1888.
j)alcnt nlcNitirrs

q COMPOUND BAL>AMiC PREPARATION from
"A Wld Cherry Bars snr rsr.-Ihe best RfMeDf
Cruup ,-iiug of .h- Lungs NboOpiRg Bronchi-
- nau-ura >horiness Breath PAN snd WEAKNESS m
he Breast or Side Liver Compliant. ard ne tfss stages Of
CONSUMPTION.
r. THOUSAND CURES, In csses deemed utterly
hopeless have fry established - vast superiority over
every former e ca discovery II has Always fcen q, d
Ssfunss own Prescription" being formed cherry hoin
chemical extracts from MID Ch-uy Bark AMI Isr-iwo
that tfcky scattered wherever diseases OF NE
lungs prevail We rive few instances Of ~ eNscrdinsry
COVER, from seas logue almost without end
AIS lsitres. wi be- gwen a. he Nev-Nors Agency
who given up By A. Of her physicians 20 de oi con
snoug age quantities. matter .cri U ,suN -lhssnce-Asd
aken 20 mecn- for months being past al hope-en-
.rey cured by few bottles OF ms Basam IN September
Snd October l'A
down 1r seven years being obliged 10 secp IN sitting
ro.iurs - far cured attend 20 h. business IN the rcs,
Thora. Brsd ESQ J. P. Jarnscs l. l. cured OF sshr
-b,,na. Corers Haddouhed y. J. irsuhes under oath.
pa he had rt cough and pain In the sideior mouls
raised srge Quantities o corrupt msiier-aso much blood
III. prv.,cians coui DO but lille iuf hm-tNc nm p oi
mercury lut aid no goo-hs friends Al SUPPOSED ne mo
salornr consumption entirely cured by three bottles OF
WISTARS BsLsAN ~ A. ~ ,.,
Mrs Ann D Hopkins Of Knowlesville, \. Y rnurry
Of liver complaint and generA oeoh's o' esN''en
months sanding Al, n u
Jacob Hoarrsn NJ D. Huntingdon. cured child OF r
SchrOebc Of obstinate disease OF The Lungs s'ei nc Au
tried al the usual remedies 10 VAN -
Cases daly occurring m every part Oi me ."enus
which prove inconteshy tie vast superiority 81 THIS bassm
In every shade o Lung and Liver disease over every oer
prrrGration heretofore known 10 the wsrld -
Sold Wholesale and Retail, by A. Il. u SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists - Futon-s NewlorS. Sold Also A.
b,t,.e. for a ulh29 sri'
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NIX k-oN'> Pie EmDrOca lon-ln Offering ill-
Fmbr~aton 10 the public. tn proprietor feels conn
ieut.n warming u certain, SAFE and speedy cure u
La. long been used by Phy-rtn az emlnr.cr ana Il
- .,o,..1irr success: indeed Il never falls Il used
coring 10 NJ directions n, .
In addition 70 being positive remedy r the Pei-,
never i 10 cure The inOlrrable itching which j. 80 very
coumon ani hss . location 10 he sane par. - the re
II I. a - valuable application 20 painful ana ln9u
rated nprs. and Oh ami Lc0ndr0nsd ulcers NAT az
r-if tuf 10 not heal fr want Of acion-m-ny diseases
ID ne that v. ol- stsrLng are rraony e-fe4 -
fhi- ointment -,---t. 90, q
refsl by 4 4 d SANDS. Vhor-aie DflSs -, y -
Ton 81 n Broadway AMI II Eat Broad way '1'e ~.
ne unless win .he signature " ~ yars-"' " pi =
,,.ii- wan - AMI Sita The words Or Jsrssoi -
prr,ror,,i.r Pfl - blown IN each bottle frer - -
'afa .. NJ - ffr 50
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DE>CII. CASE
5,T,I sTaTED LEAD PIE,

SIRE P.DTEtTivN sztu-t ne lfiy-- crrct- "i
n - i, -, ,r.i BIZ h- sub-cfih-r- a. hi price
~ e,~r,on ed ripe be purch lsed- Al pipes
sod BY them are STAMPED 80 -, Ia N'eD
On hand and constantly manufacturing al SIZE. and
Wei shi from OF ~ ~ lJ per foot and OF sues irom
- 49,. - rhr. All ca he uial- -Dzh required
.nl2 SIN LOWBER 4 LIZ ROY, III Wess-st
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~ The Mercantile M-'la. ln.unr

~ The Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, No.
s. Wal street. inform The public hat they prepared IN
meet al claims promptly, their far unn-
paired by the re- that they enabled % take Ma
and Fire RISKS heretofore the most reasonable
terms. l.. GREGORY President
JOSEPH HOME, Vice Prc>f.
FLLwooD WALTER Sec'v iy1l lml July Dist
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NuITTENORE'~

NIIIITTEliORE'~ Coucrntrafed Vegetable syrup
w \ certain remedy for DisrrhuH. Bowel Compliant,
Dy-eutery, Cholera Mohu-, Cholera lnfantum. Sc-Ihs
valuable Medicine presented To the public under the i
confidence thai nothing Will be wanting az test or rs
viriues % the ncedulou- OF - intrinsic
worm over every other in Tor the above complaints
The Necessity of prompt and early attention Ia These
complaints cannot Dee TOO strongly URGED upon iAc mni or
every person. from well known fart that thousands die
annually OF Diarrh,ra and Bowel Complaint and n most
for want of proper treatment no M h-i Stage OF ie
complaint This l. plainly o be- cen m ne case ul TIE Ten
der infant very few. b. any. 10 be- found DO pas nag
through 81 getting their teeth " tlout being more
less troubled viii iarrhra, which frequently remains
for months and the child survives the shock u is len y 10
an impaired constitution We have the most Startling itci,
presented To vcw In tn bills Of mortality during the
summer aud Fall months when 10 be that hun
dreds every a victims Ia his alarming complaint
Several Phy-c ans of responsibility and emnence have
tested it, yres and do hesitate 10 recommend iIs use
In their pracuce. ,
Dear Sir. Feeling that duty 20 the public, ~
well yourself, communicating itris when may hchei
my fellow mOra- would Just STATE uiat Tor hinuer u
wears mast At certain of year have been ahc
ei wiihe Darfhna and having TIED Ae various pescnp
tons recommended with but iilc effect short une since
NV eve caught notice IN OF the spdper Of your
Concentrated Vegetable syrup for the cure Of Darfhfa
for sale in this CITY. Immediately purchased bottle AID
10 my surprise and entire satisfaction iaer the ral Of ale"
doses was ieaei OF ms complaint and restored 10 healthy
action IN nv bowels can say would not be with
out m my possession any account and would aIyse
mo reQuir. il Try u a. have DONE ana hey
viii be- satisfied of IL virtues
You liberty. Sir. make such use OF THIS AS you
may deem proper Very respectfully y99fs; ,,,rrt,vs
Prepared bv 4. +. WHlTTEMORE, E--ex Conn Forsae
Wholesale and Retail by \ 4 ID. SANDS, Druggi-t-, ~
Fulton - 17 Broad nv aud - Fast Broadway. au% I'm
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MUIR p,rt>T C.IvA>IC RINGS and Ma


nelc Fluid This remarkable discovery has received
h. universal apprOOauOn the Medical Profession Great
Britain and hs- been sufficiently long before the Ame rcsn
public 10 gve fair tra Of ~. power aud efficacy The "a
rFNr ALvASIc RINGS have been found 10 answer all the
purposes for wchthe ordinary Gaysnic Battery Or Eectnc
and Nagnetc Machines used but without any Of the
injurious which accompany the applications by nose
instruments and In many other respects are more sAfh ana
CEArAiS inaccOmpi.tilg tne desired ObrcL
The alvauc RIM. have been used with perfect success
In cases OF Rheumatism acute chronic, applying ~ me
head face VI limbs, Govt D0lOfeux, Tootlache bron-
clus Vertigo Nervous ca Headache IND grs 0n PAR
alyss Palsy Epilepsy FITS, CrsmP Palp silon oi NE hrs1
ApopeNy ane-s u joints, LumsagO, Nrurtyia General
Dabity deficiency Of Nervous Energy, and all Nervous
ID oriers In cases 0f confirmed Dyspepsia they have been
.ucces-fl Their extraordinary effects upon the system
must be Witnessed be- believed and a. certain PktVEs-
rive tor the comp hey are equally ~ be recon
neud-f. The Oalvanc Rings IN every way perfectly
harmless aud sold prices "a be- within "a" reach 81 all
Csfsrs's MAsSETic FLUID used IN connection Win tnr
gnk. 10 render ec elt acOD certain, and 70 direct
he Gslvanc influence TIE particular portions which are
Affected.
For numerous certificates n the highest character regrd
ng tie efracy of the Oavsnic Ring. and Magnetic rlu'
reference made former advertisements ~ ey may "
seen Al thu oc- Only Agency 10 Ne~fors ~ ful'on-
street, ,un Buidng) In Brooklyn a. NE Store 81 JAnh'
". SMITH, DrI. ns corner Fulton and Cranberry "ee'~
anil
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The only Cure Tor Ool-iNip tipu
4 TT EVERY MAN WOMAN AND CHILD, who T.
troubled with Coughs. Colds >Enng Hood, Lne COM
plant Asthma, Bronchitis Whooping Cough Pam ln me
>is and Brert SORE Throat rising Or ucking M me IhroA
Nervous Debility, Pllpeion Of e Heart Brosen Con'tH-
tan rom the use Of cdoe and other causes try the genn
and ONLY genane SYRUP WILD CHERRY prepared ty the
celebrated Dr. swAYNE OF Pmlad-pm All other, are Ji
rous aud Therefore he catons % ask Tor
the Or gina. and only Genuine preparation rom ms ehn
lie tree Dr. SwAYNf's CoNPoUND SYRUP % WILD CHEa-
~ Principal Once ~ ". corner OF Eighth aud Race-sis
fy,- Keep the name Of DR.. swAYNE in view, Eighth
and Race Philadelphia - -. -
AsESrs-Haviland, Reese ( Co. New York Dr. w IL.
NOR cor Broadway and John--t K A. sands lSs bow
ery T. b. Warner 15 Bleecker-t y \. Ciiyi Mr- nays
Brooklyn; W G. Wood, Harlem. Benjamin Ods' Ne" ara
III : Harrison salem. Mass. w n. Pierce, Albany ).
" Wmsl0w, Rochester, y. Y. BacEus Bull Troy, j.
Green Co Worcester Mass; John = fal 90. bv'"g'
\. William Mont gomery, Lan-ingburg, y l., r NJ Comm
Co Charleston. : C., Andrew Diver Co NeF-Orieil-i
n 4 J. Adams and T. keine. =. Louis WIN Ihorn, Nlli--
-. :, y Iiiurf.n CINCINNATI iels Ju~Of'
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~ j. ID. Wheeler. Attorney and Counsellor a
Law, and Commissioner OF Deeds &c viii attend IN '
Reading Room Of Tammany Hall a. al hours OF Ne q,
and evening ylo osu
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ton Of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity a bee held Yale Col
ege. New Haven. Tuesday. August iif, 1875 Al MEN,
5ers of Tie fraternity requested o attend important
business viii be laid before he Convention form. action
TIN. mfmtsr- g,I. assemble az D. L 81
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,r>C uOusE KEEPERS and

- TO BOAKDINC HOtNE nHHf l'.' ',',, -
\: othsrs-A tenant i wanted tor House no" ef'e'ns
- nj hi. CIV Ia be- finished Ia september next which 10
xprey banned for business of Boarding i"u.. 81
the hrs The situation is e best NAT c"un De s'rcr
"a bing on The corner Of Randolph and Dearborn streets
The u brick and stone four stories gh, fronting
forty RandO ph street. and forty feet 90 Dearborn 50,
ana NAV be- extended II required IL will contain ~ rooms
the drawing room - feet by II, aud the dinng room -
feet by L. There entrance from both street na TWO
separate sisrsay- Application may be made ON pa" pre-
uni.rs or The Office Of he Democratic Advocate. ,
Chicago. H. July Is, lsi5. JyLo la~s"D+ la"i"S"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-15
OLIVER WHITAKER

None ar genuine unless with The words searPas Oh Tor
Df-.fl-s- blown each bottle -..-r,
Tin. valuable med cine = for sale BY 4 D. u ,A-'DH
.o y-n. for Tie Pripnefor, No. - fulton street 20
av. = East Broadway al1 lnll