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CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS

a CHOICE ANNUAL FLOWER SEEDS.
ss sfssI rs s sas =:
Psi sse e'''''
The foow1E package Of 20 superb varieties are now ready
;hss ss. e. e NJ sss
oaseds Siass i.s
bss. saa rosy H% sw ou.
PesSs fsi: APPROPRIATENESS. sSee. kind. mi.sd
Fs,Sa e. ES;s. Gma%eIs Fhsaiess siCsEi ,sIs
" colors, suitable for training. &c.
sOo on ON. STEM
| srSwth forming almost Tree
'st with ne" variety
with esh
IIopeoIum Psegrinum Canary Bird Flowsr-Besurful
9E ss %ssr s canary bird
blue with and
II5eTis Coronoris. or Large White Rocket CandytuA
msechrysum bracteatum album, (new)-Eiegant snowy
Esssp; aaa.
S:s:;:;i. ga: y 4: sss ].
large co.e!iOp I'm healthy Plants in flower are in the
Iiossn, AWAY. a,nd 49,, ,,,,v.
ton; plant, viii be ready in due season.
0rd' attended to with prOmpnf:, tSd ssst3 Sseei'sd
lLate of Nitios Cou.srystory,)
mhI2 lmrc 56s Broadwa (observe) Prince 1t.
n J N GENIN informs those Of his customers who
o.. u 5 mot .6e eyps sf psi Hat. in
TIL, :sI IL $Ss..
selection from the assortment are advised to call
HATS-SPRING FASHION.
J. M. TICE u co.
No Bowory, New York.
upulxr e1asrr .L~.-
a'
S ey ana economy 1ss .Sd
NEW FASHION
q BROWN & co.'s ONE PRICE STORE. l7s Chat
Mos Skin spring Fashion for the low sed PRICE
,oS
SPRING FASHION.
fhNTA S 1sn Shas sss eos, 81
street offers for sale and large assortment Of Hs
sf ois Gx 'ss: s
s sx a mfs Also full assortment Of Caps 4 The Lowest
4!SN sAyED Is D2LLAE s 3 s
ss'i SSSE$SsSss fS5EsS hSF
!. " EsTABIisHM i A"D oar
S % % sss: K: s S
sss
At inc following reduced '''afi Ars
Enst Quaity Nutria fur...~ ..$3M
SScoha W
'e'A'A CiPsI
E Eic"nSS quality msn:' and boys. .....s1sS
rem. only quite
S Of r
All Hats warranted cf the fashionable
NBfks proprietor. extensive arrang enable him
country merchanu me 1msm
TO T.OTTNTRV MEP T7U A Mtg mn ,-rC A MI,
E; Johnson tl..s, Mil;os ! johnson, Ia.
a:ns * a c oas a
.as si nd & r fS i f a
pegd and sewed from the Eastern manufactces Ladies'.
Sd sggi si than Of s: ss this
sSc na
oil s;ssa in f $ s
ROULSTONE'S RIDING SCHOOL,
| I37 AND l39 MERCER STREET
49, Mr.. JOHN 8, ROULSTONE has the honor to
:as sss ii n Rss's .s s
day lHS evening a a, ,iolowss ;o,
Term. Of ..asca mad. known a. m sap.:.pn N Mr.
slSs To sssy xsS sP . ssSss
sonabe price ''e "''''' = : A''1 : - nssrc
WANTED AT NEW. YORK TATTERsALLs-Nsw
| &c. TO this place for sale storage
Public sales of Carriages, Harness, Saddery Horses &c.,
/ every Monday, commencing at IL o'clock.
The rues governing sale of Horses this establishment
have thoroughly revised and the proprietor
that who will examine the ule, and attend
Of the public Sales conducted will de-
eide that the chances of fair greater this
al any other establishment public private the city,
NBEvery horse sold At public sale this establishment
70 the E; with the svsn the
No Horse Of less value than twenty-five dollars will any
be offered this except by virtue Of
ecution, close
GEO. w. MILLER, Proprietor. !.
ms lmsrc l46 Broadway.
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THOKN'o COMPOUND EXIkACI OF
COPAIBA AND SARSAPARILLA.

possess few advantages not enjoyed by other me-
with enlightened puolc der sssuredy highly popular
and desidestum long sought for in the medical world 1t
that Of paste i entirely tasess and unpleasant
has acquired the utmost fame in almost every part Es-
has been examined Of agd sanctioned by the
faculty Of medicine and recommended by the
the profession; Prepared bv Y B. Thonc chemist London,
- = ' JAMES TxrRikIXNT sss Greenwich st..
corner of Warren street.
Also, Park Row and SOL Broadway 1888 Broadway $50
Broadway Of Walker st. mhli Im&ec
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THE PRIVATE TREATISE.

CTEAM POWER TO LET, at ~ Gold street, with light
- and convenient rooms suitable foT pur
pose. Enquirs Of HART1ON LAWTyN
mhls insse - Gold strsst. NswlYofk.
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TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
WILLIAM X. GOULDLNG,

TO THE MEDICAL FACULTY.
WILLIAM II. GOULDLNG,
SURGICAL INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURER,
81 CHATHAM STREET,
Facing Chambers street. NeU York.
QESPECTFULLY begs to inform Members Of the Faculty
N that he has removed the above commodous location,
where from his increased facilities he will be able to offer
sorment Of finely nhed Surgical and Dental Instrumeu;
&c. complete collection of Cutlery in variety All
kinds Of Instruments made order repaired m2 lmsm
DENTISTRY.
w examining of Artificial Teeth made and adapted to
the mouth by Dr. LEVETT, Dentist corner Of Broadway
and and being fully .st.sd that po.e.ssss
whole partial set, to the upon e. orsns and
Of Atmo:phere preuedo therefore, n consideration
vett to the patronage Of our citizens.
New York, 1874 -
(SignedJ ISAAC J. GREENWOOD,
Doctor Of Dental Surgery.
JOHN NELSON, M. D.,
PS TOWNSEND, M. ID.
H. MCLEAN, M. D., .
just the best of preserving
the Teeth founded long and extensive practice by NJ
Leyett, Dentist
who have lost Teeth will b informed in this little
work Of the for replacement and
remaining May be had Of the principal bookstores In
the city and of the author 200 Broadway Of Warren st.
nh Int
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN.

APROCREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.
greatest dsceysy IN nsSis. seine: i that :: M
rally received opinion Of the exstence Of ncuraole tat
barrennss sxSspt indeed IN cs,es Of wssH
yT CORDIAL every in.sss Of p.oSnsns that sssss Of
who for pinned in cdsss lonelnss has fully established
the use Of the Proc1eative Elixir Cordial II nfaable
enural weakness auor albus, debility incontnsnce and the
udsnss 10 and nvsrsbe suceess M rscom%enaA-
Wished Ealc Of more than fifty Thousand bottles and pack
sufficient evidence Of it excellence and the esrasoa
n which it il held 1t pleasant and agreeable the tae
THIS undersigned il the only authorized agent n this country
Price 81 bottle.
For the convenience those residing Of the city the
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial arc put mp in p ckags
lsr transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
Prize Of package o. making three bottles:
All letters must be postpaid, and directed to
DR. y. MELVEAU, b0xE224. N. York city,
Office IL Laberty st
NB-Ladies calling for tbs elixir" will be waitesi by
lady IN aftendance. f28 m~D&Wrh
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FASHION.
PHALON'S FASHION FOR SPRING lS46,
FOR
HAIR CUTTING
SPLENDID AND SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE FOR
THE GROWTH AND RESTORATION,
TO BEAUTIFY DRESS, CLEAN AND SOFTEN THE
HUI A N HAIR,

And Otherwise improve render Splendid OTnament
FOR THE Low PRi 4S' 81 THREE sHILLINGs. :.
DEADER sell three shilling bottles, that you may knot
II this is Of the hair humbugs OF the day at 81 WIS
buy il than
the qualtiesIt will force the hair
Scur Dandrua and make light red OF hair dark
For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this IL
indeed the most economical Yet article made for the
hair IL cheaper than the called hair oils and will
keep the hair order with application twice long any
other article made.
Sod-price s. shngs bottle-at the sign Of the Ams-
rican Eagle Chatham street. New York; $50 Fulton
Brooklyn; State Boston Ledger Buildings Pha-
dephA; and Pease. Broadway. Albany. mhl4 imsec
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JUDGE FOR YOURSELF.
EJUNTERlAN DISPENSARY, No. Division stzeet.
IL tabished A. D. the present proprietor for tn:
css;p s9%srt e d;s,e q secret paIurs and f the sale
remedy on earth that safely be relied thoroughly
this horrd disease without injury the constitution and
without diet hndrance from business when all else
hay. failed comPrshsn,ye treatise accompanies each vial
all cases. matter how long standing how deeply seated in
the system with less trouble the patient and shorter
space time any other medicine world or NO pay
will be taken. Price 81 per wal MA lmsIc
THOKN'S COWFOUND EXTKACI OF
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= Z. JOHNSON (late Wilson & Johnson) has -
on hand, in store l42 Chatham street, directly
HePposite the theatre, of the best assorted stocks Of
Boots and shoes that be had in the city. Gents Kip
Calf Grain and Seal Thick and Thin Soled Boots and Shoes
pegd and sewed from the Eastern manufactures Ladder
greater variety Of Shoes than other in this
Boots
Store open till O'Clock in the evening" giving country mer
chants opportunity ofexamnng the goods their leisure
mhIA I'm Ire -
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,,n,. ,,nnnnc tor 1SaG
CONTENTS

,.....s,, Asm.i he. ,s,r, /. now wNdN Agents, Mcr
-, ,,sc,s will ce,so Us ny srnliuS cu 'huir orders
.,,sri> s'l>'''Ne >,,,>cS
,,.u,i,,l I slrN,a,ope, Gc,,scs, Calendars iur "aol
.,,s .ed t c,o,N S,a,e ,c tho linton. and Ance''''-
,>,,,,,,, All Cabinet ntccts Nt Tho l. : Government
s..n, y. ,Nc 4 y MomNc,s nom zach state NH 'h'''
l>,S,Ss .,.., ,,,,,,,,s
,, rs,,S ,sarsuc, Editorial wlncn cNr'>s 'r 'o'
MAX NwSuNN
ves NECESSITY tS rc>,oodNW
In,,s.Ss, E,,t,>sSs NumNcy =" Miles III 'S'e S"''-
~, A''i IaS'OrN
N,,.,Ayc. y, ttNr, IN tho seNo'Sl S'a'"'
M>e - N,aS>s -EsSrS,e>t oNr''ssT "' III" NmE Al
seSasS ...-,,.....,..... ,,.,.
No.. IN Which sl,. " hole subject is discussed wisi
,,,esss sri SSsit;y
-West Constitutes Texas Its Western BOUNDARY
>,>t,z,.. f,,,,, >rostor Eco,ous speech
rN>s. ,NStNvud oNrvcssjy Ion The Mix Almanac
yesENas,l>e. VI ,hc uuJr States TREATY between me
,..,r>l S,,sc, srd Grrs Ho'Nu-rrrsy OF Fairs i'S'
-, r,,.i> ,-9l louisiana rrcs,y with FRANCE lS'H
x>,,,sv,, Vats, l$l&-C,Nvcu.cn Z" "'a"'"' '''-''''
3, rvayy. ,,,h Sps,ul iSla- Treaty '' BOUNDARY VIZ"
Ns>,lN boundary rn~N Win h"'S'" 49, .o'''
SS.y,,, Es,r,,NN AshH"r''n '''aN '' '"' we"
sx,v,,l X. S,eu,i ,n,,,r~ssnG S'd n'e'HI
,.sa, Kc.,,',,ea t'r AnnrN'nS Texas 10 the United
.,',,,~,,s =, S,.,- sna Territories their
r,,-,, ~ V:S>, Ssi SSlNre>
sx>,,.. Se,a,a> -Maac. Nc1nrni, Conn'caen', khoae
,ss Ncy.NorA ci;y, North CSrNIps, Alah"m" Tennes'
-, Ns.,.p,ky lsliSnx lows. Georgia and ONO
r,.S.sSr NS,c az President. lS'A
~. ~ RSli,aI SlcrOSSS
~, - Ssr Srtva:s-.n Ei,,arisl iyem the Publishers
T ,Aa> ss;s A,''Saae "I ee found eNua III I'LL 70
-, q, mn =: - Yrcic,c>>ovs
~ yrlc ~ GEMS pcs COPY. - per dozen = per 10"
-. s,,s * accompanied With hi cash For sale 10y
=, S>,l >,r-> AMI Country Merchants IN The United
. GREELEN \ MCELRArH.
- INVASIVE Tribune Buildings. Ncw-Nork.
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A. DoDwoRTH's DANCING SCHOOL.

I3' Allen DodvOrtl would beg leave To lIlofin his
friends ihat his intention commence Private Dane
ine School at his residence No rs Broome-si. Monday
afternoon, 2n. From his Ion" connection with the
Dancing world, hud having allied himself of instructions
The b, tut have visited ti- country, such
is Pau Tagion and others ui Ike celebrity, lie feels
that Ice well qualified teach any in the city and his
Musical education will certainly give him great advantage
many at present in the profession; be that as II may
those who him with their patronage rely upon ac
curing correct and fashionable style vi Dancing
TsRMs-A quarter Of ?. lessons including, lie tluhdre.
Wnltz Gallope aud $40 90
10 Lessons 10 the Waltz or Polka 10
DAYS AND HorEs OF TUlreN-On Monday and Thursday
O'Clock for Ladies and Misses II years of age On
"Wednesday und Saturday O'Clock for Misses and Boys
under IL and Monday. "Wednesday, Thurs
dny aud Saturday for Gentlemen NJ o'clock, =. NJ.
ID Evening Glass VIII be termed, for those who cannot
attend earlier, from Ito TO-
Private Lessons given I'll hours either at the residence
the pupil or the school Oh meodis
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
. For Sales of Stocks. sc. Sec Fourth Page.


WEDNESDAY, p. NJ.
The market generally declined today. The prin-
cipa speculative stocks lower but Stonington and
North American Trust improved, as also Reading and
Wilmington by of the presence in the street OF
one of the leading Philadelphia operators in these stocks
After the Second Board the market was frmer at i'm
proved prices.
In Foreign Bills there is not much movement
Continental bills are firm but Sterling is dull at per
cent. Francs 526&6525.
The money market continues very easy at pre-.
vious rates. sac per The Banks keep their dis
coun, lines full but considerable from the interior
banks and from capitalists are in the market and
sonal loans on short time demand are made below 5
per cent
The New ork monthly return OF the value of
certain articles imported in the month of September
has not been yet received the Treasury Department
the following statement showing the values imported in
TO all other places than NewYork in the month of Sep
TENDER lsi5 been made up by the correspondent of
the Courier. The statement compares the values with
those of the same month OF 1874 and also shews the
amounts imported into New-io compared with all
other ports in Sept. lc4i.
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She's rood.looking woman, John Tod John Tod.
She has splendid complexion. John Tod, John Tod
But before che he'd wasifd with the Joness Soap
Her face WAS disgusting with freckles, John Tod.
Her skin was Yellow and dark with tan,
Her hand chap'd and tender, her looks so wan,
But she is lovely. rs sure a. | nod
She thanks Iones's Soap for il all John Tod.
And her hair is 50 glossy and black. John Tod
IL is soft, clean and silky, Ohm Tod John Tod.
But lis only month rom this very day,
Her hair coarse dirty rough, why and grey.
Twas mid up with .cur and falling of from her pate.
But she used Joness Ha Restorative before twas too late
And here speak the truth. before you aud Frank fod
She thanks Jones Hair stuff for it all, John Tod.
To praise these articles le sold at and the 9th
er at shllrgs would he Gid refined gold " he III
sold genuine the siln OF tie American Eagle q Chat
hanl-s, or SCI Broadway, and 1879 Fulton 81. Brooklyn
nlH lend
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DIED.

On "wednesday l2,h inst, Mrs. MARY LOUISA ROB
rRTSON WIFI OF Rufus Park.
The relatives aud friends of the family invited 10
attend her funeral Thursday afternoon 18Th inst ans
day y AT O'Clock from the fc-dencc OF her bTotherln
law Dr w n Blukcman 1913 Blecckerst without ia!-
the, invitation. ,,,,,
On Wednesday morning. 10th inst Mrs. JANE HALE
in the 6ih year OF her age. f ~, .s
Tier friends and acquain,nnccs also those oil hsf son.
Warren and Oliver Hale are rr-pecuul.' h,. s, =
3 b, ,,,ro,,l ON Thursday afternoon. at hall past .
"rsck from her late residence No l02 Gold corner OF
FraukturtsI 49,, p, y->c,,rsruy
~ Nv -. hro,h,r Ia Elhauan Winchester. the
r"scrs,ionis, preacher He Revolutionary col
w. who refused his pension and lived among the
shakers until his death
Az Brooklyn lllh Charles : Brown. H.
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e. sebring,s Restorative CordInI.-Ths plea.

r-- Scbrine,, Restorative CordinI.-Thls pleas
AMI medicine is neyer-faiing remedy for Dyspepsia and
Nervous Affections II is certain cure for Sick and Nerv
ou Headaches and an excellent preventive Of Coslveness
and Low Sprs IL corrects morbid ssie OF the hillary
organs and very ecacous in relieving Flatdency Cho
ics and similar complaints of the Stomach and Bowels II
nes;v nromoes the return of strength and activity in AL
cases OF betity; restores healthy appetite, where this
creates, OF blessings is deficient and as natural const
on.nrr i've. tone and vigor 20 the whole system
Sold whoess- and reailby 4. b. \ D. SANDS. 79 Fulton
street also NJ rs Broadway and II East Broadway. Sold
siso nv sHrON & co. lit Broadway, 10 Aston House,
NM RIosdway corner Of Fouf:reuih-sL Also BY J; l.
CIia>,.a, S,s so,,.aL iva eodisU
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~ TO noke Money by the Suppression q truth aud
invention OF as-hood hsl when the whole human fam
y ar TO l the only sufferers by loss of life and production
nj sores and suarrngs best estimated by the prudent
when thev see counterfeit article trying be built on the
fame Of Dais Magical PAN ErtIdctor THIS great article
will cu the following Diseases Buns Scs!ds Tic Doler
eux Old Sores Swellngs, Spinal Weakness, SC &ceven
save M under The trying circumstances and they who
er5 il VIII be aware that II Daley is written every
hoy OF th. genuine article only General Depot for the
United states for the Of the above Salye Is No l2s Full
Ion 81 Sun Building. NJ \. M ous
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EIrMPERTlS

IIedcu- Electrical Institute,
~ Established in ] ST 8, for the Treatment OF
Disease by Eiectrici.y.- ELECTRICITY il c valuable
auxiliary remedy all forms Of diseased action Properly
applied is prompt aud efficient 10 the of Acute and
Chronic RheJmatisn Govt Nervous Headache general or
partial Debility suppression retention OF the Menses,
Cutaneous Eruptiois, Inflammation of the Eye Ear,
Pam in the Side, Back Limbs Muscular Contractoas,
rllings Other similar d.ea generally
in few dnys the accommodating misery OF months years,
after t Other OF medical art have been tired
ard abandoned IN despair Dr. H. trusts thru tie success III
treatment OF disease 10y Electricity for 20 years IN this city
enables him to dispense altogether with public testimonials
or references He may be consulted by those unacGuanted
with Inc remedial uses Electricity usual grauiiOusy
daily from A VI. ius ?. NJ. The very poor attended to
prniis between the hours OF ) and / 7. NJ.
Dr. A. c. HUMBEBT, Medical Electrician,
OBJ SIN Western Orice No. 81 Sul!ivan-st Spring
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QUITE CoNrKAsT.-Some quscks selling for the
hair lamp oil others talow colored and scented.
Every intelligent person must know that these articles pro-
bad effect namey,it clogs the pores and gives the
shining greasy appearance Phaon sells the Chemical
air Bslsam which produced from various substances
united by chemical affinity, which affords nourishnen, to
the roots eff the Hair Dandrui aud gives it soft.
silky appearance. Prepared Only at pa Broadway, by
Edward Phaon, Artist in Hair.
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TT Noticc.-The Committee on Sacred Music OF the
South Bapts, Church In Nsssau-s. between Fulton and
John have made AN arran with Professor Nash TO
instruct class of sdes gentlemen in reading music at
sight give Concerts through the ensuing ssa7on-|
Price per quarter gentlemen -: for ladies' SUB
scribcrs amount s. will he admitted 10 the class
az free from any further charge The committees
take gon pleasure IN announcing that the quarter VIII com
encs this evening" 2th u O'Clock precisely, for the
elementary class Saturday afternoon, at O'Clock 'or
juvenile clRss and Mondsy evenng the l7b inst al
III O'clock foo the advance clnss, and continue weekly
through the quarter 81 tho srme time and place MI "
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DYSPEPSIA OR ISpIcESTIoN.-Al that nvalid desire
in this distressing indeschahle complaint IS
sened in Dr. Woods Sarsaparia and Wild Cherry BiIiers,
sbfuly prepared and delightful Tome and Aperienl eV
ery day becoming more and popular Certificates Of
the efficacy OF this medicine may he had of The agents
Wyatt < Ketcham wholesale ind retail, l2 Fulton-st;
DR. w H. Minor cor. broadway and John F. NJ. Guion,
cor Bowery and Grand Geo 7. Gum, Bleeekcr and
ChristOpher n, Y. NIL t-'
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Cs'- Cheap Boots and Shoe-.-The subscriber
would call tue attention OF the public 10 his large as
sornept of CITY made Boots suitable for the present
season. ii prices varying from 81 80 81. He
would particularly recommend the Boots he sells al s. 90
and - which will longer than those usually sold at
other places al 50 aud So.
Boots Shoes SC mad. TO order the shortest notice,
handsome vet fit being guaranteed Drawings taken
the foot and pHr .. a-ts made ard kept for each
toner.
~ B-A good assortment OF Boys Boots Terms cash
delivery. JOHN l. WATKINS, ia Fultor.st.
n9 lmseod between Nassau ard William
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re- (oufuld Huli, lkdicated Soup, for the OF PIN
pies Freckles Tan Sallowncss Eruplons and all skin dis
hsureeus the oniy depot g. Walkersl Isl Store FROM
Broadway, 80 cents CAKE Grccan Hair Dye FeGea1N
Liquid Rouge for cri;sonng Lips and Checks; Poudre
Subt!s for eradicatng suoS hair without injury 10
the SKIN Lily Waite instantly scattering redness and
hss from the Acoustic drops for curing deancssNc
&C. The celebrated preparations or Dr. Gourauds
are TO be found only bear in nd al u Walkers LIST Store
FROM Broadway.
AcExTs-E B. Tultle, Assembly Buildings. Philadelphia
Jordan , Mlk.sL Boston; Carleton Co Lowell Ives
Salem; w L. Gerrish New Bediord Guild Bangor Bliss
Springfield; Green Co. Worcester; Myers, New-Haven
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lOintfr fashions.

SPLENDID FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
MEMS, BOYS AND CHiLDREN'S CLOTHING
lFA GEORGE. L. GREEN, ITO Chathau-sL corner OF
Prarl-Wlll keep constantly hand Ill and COM
PLETk ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, BOYS and chill
DKEN'S CLOTHING, vi all descriptions, made III tho
MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE which tie would most respect
fully invite OF those III wunL As he has made
arrangements receive Cloths Cstner pcs:tngs &c by
every packet the services OF experienced
Cutters pied yes himself to give perfect satisfaction to all
VINO may purchase. ,,.. !,
,tr,cf ,,,,ctuaIitp oS eodlsu
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MARRIED:

On the nth inst. by Rev. George bourne: FRANCIS
rS,IpNF,o n IA JESSIE SMiL LIE. all Of this city.
ON The ll,h. by Rev pr Spring John $. Lane to Caro-
line NJ Waterbury,
ON tho S,h by Rev. A. Rogers stephen Dando Jr. TO
" Nhchninn A. Sobels
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" An aggravated case OF the Piles cured by the
on. bottle of the genuine Hays Lirmant.

FIsHKILL, Nov. TN lYi5.
Previous 20 the wear 1912 severely afflicted for
IL y wears with the Piles in their form ano the at
frequently accompanied with turns OF bleeding
which always caused ndescr5abe pain in atualon which
Grtes description almost ready to submit to any thing
when | WAS advised 10 try Hays Linnent, which j
did snd s:er applications the swelling and pain en-
ley left md have continued well from that time 10 TIE
nr.,rnt JOHN w. PIERCE,
Eagle Hotel. Fishkill Landing.
To Messrs CoNsrocY i Co. q Corlaud-st. nl3 2teod