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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.

Mr.. q. ROBERTSON has the pleasure Of respectfully
1 his friends and the publc that hs regular
classes open Mondays and Thursdays at his private
dwelling So Eighth Avenue, for giving Instructions IN the
and fashionable dances in including the Polka and
Maxurka uada and various styles OF Watxink nstruc-
Is, private pupils and classes ut fixed hour
their esidenc es Mr. BIS morning class will be formed
for ladies'. s28 imsm
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DIANU FORTES FOR HIRE, at All Broadway, up stairs
DANIEL WALKER, Manufacturer Of Piano Fortes, has
constant hand extensive assortment of elegant Rose
including Grand and Cabinets with SIX and oct9ves
Gold Medal the largest premum awarded to him at
the last Fair Of the Amer Institute for
ino Fortes NIB An Organ with four stops good
don, suitable for small church, private family, for sale
cheap or TO loan on time Store AL Broadway Manufactoy
West Nth ST 9Th avenue NC lm+rrc
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JOHN J. v. WEsTERVELT. Auctioneer.
BY WILLET Y WESTERyELT.
A. C. TUTTLE- Anc1,ore.r

H.,
| AHOE SALE OF RICH FANCY GOODS PLATED
ware hich Ormolu ,bronze aud Glass (irandoes and
eSs Go@as sspsasrE sn Cat Glass: Fsneh China Ma
yoss, Of ss s viii commence the sales Of several
aoom & on ~ ii9sdsy Nov 2oh 10 O'clock large
eSas q a plated Cesors with bottles silver
saa s do Branches plated
70 90 lea and Coffee Urns; Liquor Frames cut Sails
&C. -" -o"i' w" uo' cast hacks, &C.
PlneryIAmongst which rich Octagon Gothc vic,o
a oandwch aud Coryex Tea Trays aud Wafr. Of ever,
Cards Racks, &c. &c ~ D'Aess, Card riates,
G @ super and rich Crmou Bronze and chr
prsms. " ' ne" patterns win heavy
s OF rich Cut Glass Ormolu and Bronze
Cut Ciiass-C @ snd patterns all perfect order
bleu Chsmpaeas ar Of heavy Cut Tumblen Wines Co
Salts, &c. g.. e"ohaoes, Decanters Water Bottles,
Dining and As pure white and richly decorated Tea
artice Soi'ces spiendid vases, Figures andF an
Bro ivory Cutlery SETS Dixon Sons Britannia Ware
.le Sets &c sc. ~ e'
IA a. inyoce Of rich and elegant Chinese Fancy Goods
ms wnoie oil recent importatoDs perfect order
yious. ~ ~a''o' '"e uaS P's'
Terms cash in city funds mis- stsm
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Died.
On the 18th instant Mrs BRIDGET KEENAN,, wife of Mi
chael keenan,, nged 4s years.
The friends Of tho family and those of her sons Ed.
ward and Charles Harvey respectfully requested to
attend her funeral in Kent Avenue East Brooklyn this
day, at 81 o'clock.
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fLANTs DAHLIA ROOTS BULBS AT AUCTION.
A hhv VIII sell This Morning, at II O'Clock, at 800
,, poadway collection Of excellent Grseu-house and
oaa N1 They coe.ist part Of Cape Yellow
RosemrvD Doemng sasmns jus,,nas fgchia. Lavender;
msiys; ho,es &C.. Dahia Roots, Tube Roser, Tiger
% nsde.rs Vines Asparagus Roots with the usual
Also, variety of Hardy Plants for gardens ni9 It*f
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GERMAN HEBREW BENEvOLENT

SOCIETY.
Iils SOCIETY in ends celebrate their Second Ami;
- xessry Dinner, on Wednesday the 10Th of November Al
.ne Mnerva Rooms, io6 Broadway Gentlemen holding tici
intending 20 be present. politely requested to be IN
G,rsT .v,,s HENRY KAYsER, President
%TslAyus BERNHARD, Secretary. mis- atissr
L Ar1rnnn.I MnI REGULAR MEETING of the Society Of
will H. l.,a and Horcuure Of Westminster couny
Wednesday. Nns Top ION House. the village Of Bedford on
dress %ay bs be brought before the Society a an adj
al who ieel sn interest in improvmg and dv.n.;, ,h 49,
attend ""y, are respectfully invited 20
Harlem railroad and stages 90 direct to Beasora
REESWAK-2 c1ks very superior Wa
Hm H. H. COLLINS 4 90 IA Scyy,b AZ.
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THE "BYRON,"
BY
DINNEFORD, AIS Pearl street, near Chatham.
FRIENDS CALL. nl7 3tsfm

FRENCH'S HOTEL, NORFOLK, va
HAVING reached that period of life which renders retire
hotel. ' " ~ ~
Also, the Furniture, stock Of Wines, Liquors. and all the
fixtures OF a well regulated hotel.
Hotel, will also be for sale.
The terms will be liberal and made known any wish
ing TO purchase To qualified manage this property
act of the Legislature, in 1889.
is situated OF the principal Of the city and
CONTAINS about eighty all well handsomely furnish
the State.
largest naval depot the Union here and the
sing prosperity Of the city make this property valu
able The hotel can be purchased at price making
profitable investment for capitalist.
n6 lltsrc WILLIAM FRENCH
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GOALS.
HAVE at Yard 256 Elizabeth street. aud corner Ham,
mefsly and Bedford Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal low
prices 80 50 for broen S. rs for egg and stove large
% Lehg egg and stove s. IS re-sceened and
Orders received at the Yard.
M = IAl0H WkEKH
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TABERNACLE.
MIR TEMPT .kTDN

AS the honor Of announcing his friends and patrons
New York. that previous his departure for the SOUTH
he will in compliance with the solicitations Of numerous
ties, who unable admission former sons
Prlmos Opera House. night the Tabernacle,
MONDAY EVENING, November 9th, particulars Of
which will be duly announced.
Mr. Templeon takes opportunity Of apprisng his
kind friends in Brookvn that he will also have pie
Df giving them night during the week.
MIR T. will also the honor Of appearing before New
audience for the first time. Of which due notice Will be
given nl2 tire
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"assaet t7ise7tos 25sase 2ao 2S7 1878
Thsre has been very great increase in The .xro,s
Of plain cslcocs from Great Britain to China but ro 81
iarge per cent as to tho United States About an.
fourth Of the aggregate exports of these manufacture
from Great Britain goes to China oneh to Madras and
Calcutta, and one.twcntieth to Brazil leaving only ton
twenticths or one-haf to be divided among fftv.one
other markets The increase in the exports to China
equal to the aggregate increase the total expectation
to all tho markets Of the world The greatest falling Of
nts trade in the shipments to Bombay having fallen
from toiooo yards to s6,ll6,4s yards. The trade in
all these manufactures between Great Britain and Ger
many, including the IIanse Towns has, within tho no,,
year. declined will bc reference TO tho exnt
in the above table.
Tho aggregate value of the imports into the ,n;,.a
States this year. so far Is at least ton millions Of dollars
less than last IN The quso
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NJ arriei.

Married.
On Sunday evening the 10th instant, by the Rev. MIR.
Martndale, Mr. JOSEPH FISHER Of this city, to Miss SA
RAH f, REEVE, of Riverhead, Long Island.
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.6fx New Line ofPsckets FOR LlvERPoOL-Packet
sfavore packet ship HOTTINGuER, 1000 tons bur
thea, Csptan Ira Bufsley, will sail on Friday, November
2lst, her regular day.
The ships OF this line being all and upwards
about embark for the old country, will fail
the advantages be derived from selecting this line in
terence to and other their capacity renders them
way more comfortable and convenient than ships OF small
class and their cabin cabin and
seerage passengers, well known. to those Of
other line OF packets Persons wishing bes
should not fail TO make early application bond foot Of
Burling Slip,
W. & j. T. TAPsCOTT, at their General
ntrc Passage Oce, IS South Maiden lane.
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BOARDING

FEW Gentlemen with their families or single gentlemen
Aony can be accommodated with pleasant rooms with boa
lIlAity Church. ''' " 20" 'o wv"
rfehch and spanish Languages are both constantly
nsn i ne mousse hus aiordng of the best opporun
@ es 70 such as may wish pecct the
nis 1. rorher Particulars, please enquire above
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NOTICE

NOIlCE.
l M A. CLOUCHET calls on Ed Be erh & Kunhsrdt fo
Wests street he VIII hear something to his advantage
Any person knowing the residence of said Mr. A. Cioue h
WI. CONFER Iavor by giving notice as above nls Iw*rc
phOrOSALS will be received until tha 18th December
next at the Oice ofthe New York aud Harlem Rail Road
Compsny IN White Plains for Timber for the
Extension through Wech County Spec fcations
an blank proposals will be furnished a. the Office
Sovelnoer ln, lsao. mis- 2wrc
MoHAWk AND HUDSON RAIL ROAD BONDS
DATED IN 1897 AND 1879 -
hereby given. III the interest due and n, yabie
on me above bonds the t Of December 1876 will no
~ at tne echancs Bank city Of New YORK on the
presentation coupons at said hank on ald after the rs
p'%Sfmo; %baov signed r. FOSTER, Jr Secretary
~ g, So.smoer - u, lsio MIA 0ttm
a A MEETING Of the Independent Members of the r.m
pre- Ciub held at Monroe Hall Monday Evening Nov
Ioio oT the puPose Of making suitable Tar
SECOND annual Bali Of the Empire Cub, the following re.
Resoved-That feel il our dutv n star. 10 ,h Da,
he cause why tins meeting has bcen called which m
cIus me one man power that has existed (to m det
ment IN the Empire Club We would have shown onT obsc
election "'o' 'sc"ece upon 'ne
we opposed to all business thai i trans
acted ~ the Empire Club unless public meeting II called
au1 public notice of such meeting made "
we learn with regret that on daring m a
iof te Empire Clubto governed the same manner thai
the name OF wings &cbut yet with pride we state our min
cples have never been in the kt Our
being absent we are forced to wIiv urselves.
- JOHN s AUSTIN, Vice President
GE0; p41S =; b WQOLDRlDGE, secr,t,r,,
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GAZE TOR.TONI,

THE PR0PRETORs have great pleasure in announcing
that to their already extensive place they have added
Saloons designed the emmodaton Of private
with private entrance first door the right No. so
Reade The Cafe Torpn situated the Of
Reade street and Broadway. MA lw*mc
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NEW ARRANGEMENT

NE w AhhANGEMENI
nG1 - FOR CATsKILL AND OAK HILL
Gz-EnxazxHe The ubstantial steamboat WAVE, Captain
< Vanderbilt, will and after Wednesday,
the 18Th instant, commence running freight and
boat by leaving New York Mondays Wednesday, and Fri
day. day % O'clock Nj Leaving Ca'kill Sundays Tuesdays
Freight taken reduced prices Fare so Berhs 2j
cents II 3tfrc
s%Scsl - PE0PLE.s LINE OF sTEAMBOATs
2rux3HsSSSzz3p FOR ALBANY-Daily Sundays Excepted
>EThrough Drect.-At 6 o'clock L. M. from the
pier between Courandt and Liberty streets
Steamboat kylCKERBOCKER, Capt A. Houghton, will
leave on Monday, Wednesday aud Friday evenings at
o'clock.
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt II. @ Crutten
o'clock.
AZ o'clock P NJ, Landing Intermediate Flaces-From
the foot Of Barclay street.
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA. Can't L. W. Brainard,
will leave on Monday Wednesday, Friday and Sunday after
Moons, at 4 O'clock.
Steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Capt r. H. Furry, will
leaye Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons,
O'Clock.
Passengers taking either Of the above Lines will arrive in
Aban ample time Tor the Of for the
with aud elegant aud for speed
Freight taken at moderate rates.
All forbid OF the Boats Of this line
without written order from the Captains Agents,
For Passage or Freight apply board the Boats, to
nil p. c. SCHULTZ. at the Office the Wharf
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LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE

GENTLEMEN and Families obtain the full value
~ all kinds Of superuons effects they wish dispose Of
such Ladies aud 0entlemens Wearing Apparel, Fire
Arms Furniture &c Gentlemen leaving returning the
city will find their advantage send for the subscriber
who pledges himself give r price for all articles offered
B-A line through the Post Office will be promptly at
tended TO T. IEVENSTYN,
o27 m+mc 4C6 Broadway, mn stairs.
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GERMAN OPERA.
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
w WANTED IMMEDIATELY-some German Ladies and
Gsntlenen Singers, capable OF deserving the Chorus
raIts o German Operas Ladies and
engaged requested cal. sgno Pogliaui at Psmos
every day from o'clock A. M to2 o'clock NJ nis Iwrc
JOHN J. v. WEsTERVELT, Auctonecr
BY WILLET WESTERVELT
Store No. Is Spruce street
WIS DAY, Tuesday, at 0x O'Clock al the auction room
Catalogue sale-By order Of entire
STOCK o rarnh,ng Hadware and Fancy Store
tart OF 81 sets ~ ps each, Table Cutlery; 80 doz Knives and
Forks sets fine Tea Trays backs; 80 doz Pen and
vcAet hnives; ~ doL German Silver Spoons;
hpbles 600 Needless 1000 pair gold aud j.t Earrings 50
fnserrngs plated Cake Baskets; Castos and Butter
,oo rs nkstands Waters; Steel Pens; Pin CushIops Ac-
Candle Sticks sc. '' ~ 's'
Aiso, fine gold detached lever Watch, warranted.
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Committee Of arrangements:
}. +. WOLTER, ils West GEoKGESCHNElDER,s 80
Broadway. Crosby St
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NESBITT'S DIARY FOR 1916.
Price Itcenty-F Five Cents,
CONTAINING an Almanac, a Yearly Calendar, aud a
space Tor memoandums for each day the year. ap
GEORGE T. NESBITT, stationer and Printer,
nl8 Sire Corner of Wall and Water SITS.
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TEETH! TEETHI

TEETH TEETH!
EETH inserted without pain and warranted good the
Il natural ones for biting and mastcation.
complete double set of best mineral Teeth on
fine gold plates, $50 90
set of best mineral Teeth fine gold plate,
- Tor the upper jaw to be worn by atmospheric
Single To9th, from 81 90 to 90
riusging Teeth with Gold from rs to | so
By Or JONES, Of Canal and Broadway,
trance in Canal street mis- lt+r
HOVERS FIRST PREMIUM WRITING INK
NHE attention of the public respectfully called
lowing certificate, which will show who has received the
FIRST PREMIUM for Writing Inks the late Fair Of the
American Institute:-
New YoRK, November 10, l845
GEORGE +. NEsBrTT, ESQ:
Dear sn reply yours enqurng who has received the
Lists, To Joseph 4 Hover, fhadepha for the BEST
specimen Of Writing Ink, Diploma George Nesbt corner
OF w all and Water streets, Agent
lSigned) Yours, JOHN w. CHAMBERS, Clerk,
In addition to the above pamphlet ubised containing
over 500 certificates OF Heads OF Departments Washington
Chemists &c., all agreeing that Hover Inks Superior TO
any other ever used by the persons subscribing.
The Inks sale by all the the and
be funisheda manufacturers prices wholesale retail by
his Agent, GEORGE +. NESBITT Stationer,
nl8 4trc Corner of Wall and Water streets
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did not reeeem. An honest man can take no other
course-lf his pledge Is worth having, he will be
careful how he gives it-for like an honest man who
gives his note, he expects redeem 1t the day
becomes due.
4. Don't talk about your application to any body
but your own immediate friends (and the less you
say about it to them the better, without your init
mate friends are more worthy OF that title than l
have found mne.) Don't repeat the conversation
OF the President-and for gracious sake, don't say
to any body any thing that leads them to suppose
that his words, his look, or his manner, kindled
the slightest hope In your breast
5. Ii you have a friend In the cabinet that will in
himself in your behalf, go him and tell HIM
what you have done, ana ask him TO help you-and
don't bore HIM either-he can't and won, bear II,
not near halt well as the President, for several
reasons. First, there Is not man In his cabinet,
perhaps, except. Gov. Marcy, who can do, or who
will do as much business or work as many hours a
day as himself. 2d-No one OF them feels the res
ponsbllity OF general appolntments-the heads OF
departments make their own appointments In Their
own departments-the President does not interfere
IN those appointments ever-he has in very lew
instances recommended persons-nsthing more.
lie leaves his cabinet tree, as he will be lett free
himself So, In regard to all appointments IN Gus
tom Houses-never go to Washington tor any ap-
polntment OF this kind; for you will be surely told
''Slr you must apply to the Collector OF the porthe
chooses his own officers" Rely on this, whatever
Collectors tell you. The Collector OF Baltimore,
think it was got rid Of troublesome customer The
other day by sending hum to washington Here ne
best The fellow went back where he was tod thal
such and such orders had been received from hea
quarters-which was all a =. Mr.. Polk is treated
IN this way by more than one Collector and Post
master land such men had better look out, or they
will find out that saltpetre explode in Custom
Houses and Post offices, as well as in stores!
meaner thing could hardly be hatched than such an
attempt-to attack the reputation OF a President
such way Why, they would make him out a kind
OF hen-huzzy, busyng himself in all the little wire
pulling and management OF every town IN the coun-
Try. man who will take no better care OF d Pre-
s,dent than this ought to be turned out, and he wil
stand pretty good chance OF getting his deserts II
he is found Out.
So As-s soon as your bua mess IN Washington y
done, 60 home--or somewhere else. Don't stay ~
Washington unless you have business there, andge'
through with that as soon as you can. And when
YOU are once seated in the car or steamboat, and
your back is turned on Washington, say nothing
more md think nothing more about your aplHa
tion lie uure OF this that, IL the President l. per,
suad, from your. papers (and he will read them, U
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vEhvvOaLIs y CLOAkS, SEA- large assortment Mems
snd outns Beaver Med Cloth aud Pilot Overco IL,
WM II JtNNIS,ssso a. osr y t usual M moderate prices
u.o i'"'s m Hotel
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIEIY.
4M Season. LIST Concert
THE public respectfully informed that the first Concert
Of the present will take place at the Apollo Rooms
on SATURDAY, November ed.
Subscribers and those intending subscribe, who have not
their requested to do their eari
the OF Messrs Scharfenberg Luis
36i Broadway. By order. -
7tis%rc JAMES L.. ENSIGN. Secretary.
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<,p, TRANSLATIONS.
TENERAL TRANSLATlNG OFFICE Al Chambers
por 1n atlons from the French Spanish German
ni6 1wFrc. - '''.'''ess a'u "osl"'s"'
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Ea gle HO t e l.

AVON SPRiNGS, LIVINGSTON COUNTY. N. Y.
UYHIS Hotel having undergone repairs the
past winter. is now opened by the suoscr'
Der, Car the reception Of company.
Piazza of 100 feet in length has been added to the
front and northen end oftho house, from which an adj
view may be had OF some of,he most beau
,fu Of the Genesee river flats, belonging to the exten-
siye and productive farms of Edward A. LIE Roy and
Thomas H. Newbod, Esqs. Sundry alterations having
been made in this house, he will be enabled to accom-
modate an increased number of guests As at present
arranged it is eaquay spac ons and convenient-af-
sording an Agreeable. quiet home TO the invalid and
pleasant temporary TO those seeking pleasure.
Every attentirn will be paid by him to the accommoda
ton and wishes of visitors, and attentive walters will
be in constant readiness TO serve them
An Omnibus and Coaches will be constantly employ
ed in the conveyance of his boarders TO and from the
Sulpher Springs. carriage will be ready on the ar
rival of the day lines of Packet Boats on the
Genesee valIy Canal from Rochester, to convey visitor
to his house. free.
Horses and Crriages and Saddle Horses will De FUR
nished at short notice. U. COMOIOCh.
July lst. 1S45.
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/ NIMAL CHEMISTRY

a NIMAL CHEMISTRY, has proven beyond all
IA question, that meals can be chemically comb-
ned as TO upon the alb. sorbent system. and re-
move various accumuations, which, if allowed to
continue, wicreae disease, pain, troublesome tumo
morbid swengs. and scroiulous diseases, &c.
According to Chemistry, and the physiology of the
human SYSTEM remedy has been discovered, and is
applied and rendered successful, in removing
painful swelngs, pain the side and back. scroulous
tumors, Kings Evil, enlargement about the neck and
throat ague axes, engagements of the spleen. ETC.
One thing should be borne in mind by every physcian
that the means here spOk of should be used pref.
erence to evrey thing else, in of gathering or
painful swelling in the breasts of those who Nurse
Those who in the habit of being troubled i'll this
way should use il, before any symptoms of hardness
are manifested. No exposure to cold will have any
effect on the parts where the application is worn When
the bre Sis painful, there means which can
be used that will give quick and certain relief as
this. Those who do wish to suffer must bear the
above IN mind and the here specified. For
it never fails in this disease neither it fail. The
reader can readily see. if it soften and snbdue
such inhammaiions, OF how much importance it would
be to in cases of weak backs spinal irritation.
aud IN fact all kinds of weakness inflammation
AS external application in Liver Complaint pain in
the hips and shoulders, it has equal; and pain
there no magical drops lnaments that
will compare with the jew DAvID's HEBREwPLAsTER
this is the remedy, and is well known among ply
sicans in general, need any further scrption-
Thousands nave been relieved by this Plaster after
every other application has failed pamphlet Civ
ing account of its discovery with certificates direc
tons, &c, accompany each box, which is sufficient 10
spread or Pinsters-Price SO cents 1t is pleasan;
TO wear, and need fear of taking cold in that
part over which the plaster is applied. {.
Ypsanti, Oct. 1874 6m43
80
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Books q Stationary

GOOD Assortment constantly hand. particu.
IN larjy the SCHOOL BOOKS in general use also
frfumery and perumed fancy soaps, German, Toys
Muscal Instruments. fancy goods and almost end
less ve,y Of Yankee Notions intending Combs, But
tons, Needles, Pins. Hooks and Eyes. Thread, Tape,
Hair Pins. Nsloria Pins Silver and German Silver
Pencils, Crayo,s. Silver and German silver, Brass
and steel Thmbies. Beads. Razors. Razor srops ath
boxes and brushes, Spec ses and cases. Snuff box.
es. Caid cases, Lth: and Stea Engravings, Bennett
Dominoes, Percussion caps. Powde and shot, Pill per.
cussion, pocket books and Wallets, glasses Vio
lin strings, Bass-vol do. Whale bone, Poser knives
Scissors, Letter stamps, Motto Seals. eet.
The above silicrss aud many more 10 nurns-
Gus to mention may he found for sale cheaper
than the cheapest at the variety store Of
!. f.. SAMSON. 4
YnSiian, Anp -. 1915. 29f.
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IL SANDs's SARsAPARnLA-Tne rapid sale of this
article in this community is pretty significant coment
upon its virtues medicine. The agent in this city
constantly receiving testimonials of the almost incredl
becures daily efecting in cases where every other
medicine has Utterly failed. The of Mrs. A. M.
Phillips is well knownto manyof our citizens, and wher
ever known, usilyregarded of surprising
character. Many other might be cited but it is
unnecessary the medicine has been tested and is
commended by several physicians in this vicinity, who
use it in their practice.--Norloich Courier.
For further particulars, and conclusive evidence of
its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets which
may be obtained of agents gratis Prepared and sold.
wholesale and retail, by A. b. SANDS& Co. Drug
gisis ard Chemists 273 Broadway, New York Pri-
ces 81 per bottles six bottles for So. s-
For sale by TEAL &. ALLEN, Ypsilanti.