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NOR THE HAIR.-Cau any thing be more honest! No
tee the that publish any certificate COM
mandatory OF the above unless has the residence OF the m
divdual giving appended which enables you to satisfy
yourselves 10y inquiry that the Onguent Is really what
purpors be- and understand We also that Is warranted
In all cases. either young old, II properly applied, 10
eeciualy stay alopecy falling of OF the hair, restore
to bald parts eradicate ptyrias dandrui souri, and al
calculations Of the cuce scap change red or grey hairs
beautiful dark coor make the hair moist so curly &c
do hereby certify that have been seriously afflicted with
dendru and falling of OF the hair and made use OF several
articles the without the least beaeh indeed was
fearful ecomng bald finally being induced 10 use HPs
ufaibe Onguen am happy TO say the result was most
satisfactory, TOR in short time the dandruf ennrey dsaP
peared, my hair commenced growing, and Is now
thicker than II being also son. moist and glossy
csu strongly recommend ii for the above. Yours &C.
JAMES BLANCHARD, No. 10 Avenue d.
ME-. WILLIAM HILL:-Dedr Sir:-It IL with pleasure
pen these lines inform you that the box OF Onguen
my head which had been plague TO me for several years
also have found 10 be pleasant toilet pomade giving
the hair soft and glossy appearance SO entirely dneren
is il from ordinary preparations Tor the hair can VIII COZ
fdence recommend it TO the public Respectfully,
WILLIAM SEWELL, Jr
Chief Engineer OF U. g. Steamer Mississippi.
II Recolect, Hills lnallble Ongueat can be obtained
Pine and Nassau, SIS. and of the following Agents:
Mr. Errard's, 7S Grad-slree; j. Jarvlss FANCY Store
No. 8S5 Broadway; William Fl. Carey l. Go. No. lS6
Pear-sreet; L. Graham II Co. No. ~ Water street;
ELL i79 Grand.s- NewYork A. Spooner l. Co. 81 Full
onst; Mrs j. Jordan's Fancy Store Brook
yn L. |. Z. BanZes Confectionery LII First, between
Grand and South First Wiamsburgh. d. A. Herrck,
No. Delavan House, Albany, n. Y. Messrs Mortimer
Mowbry, of Market and Charles sts Baltimore Nd
II. j. n. A. Crazy 40 Marrimack-sL Lowell, Mass
o3l lmeodc
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gSr Boston Subscriptions 10 the New ork
rrbrne received by authorized Agents, HEDDlNG 20.
S.ac-siree Termsle per week or Two cens ior
Weakly tribune every Friday Morning, for eenta or IS
AN new and chsap publications for sale o. low ns ISSUED
by Boston Publishers Thiess Napoleon le1 ooaa
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LIFE INSURANCE


The New England Aluruni Life Insurance
company, Of Boston, have established an Agency in
ne City Of NewYork for the purpose OF receiving appca
tons for Life Insurance, &c.
DIRECTORS
WILLARD PHILLIPS, ROBERT HOOPER,
WILLIAM PARSONS. CHARLES P. CURTIS
FRANCIS c. LOWELL, PETER WAINWRIGHT,
X 3. FORBES, WILLIAM w. STONE,
GEORGE KUHN, THOMAS ~ DEXTER,
JAMES READ, OTIS TUFTS.
WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JONATHAN AMoRY, Secretary
JosN C. CHEEsMAN, NJ. b. Consulting Surgeon, 473
Broadway, New York.
JANEs W. B. GxEEsHow. NJ. D. Consulting Physician,
rs Broadway, New-York
This Company has been IN successful operation in Boston
che last eighteen months, offers advantages to insu
rers equal 10 any other Company.
Unnecessary information 10 terms win be furnished
oy ho Subscriber JOHN HOPPER,
Of edit iis,pl Solicitor and Agent, SO Wali-s.
y The Annual Election for Directors Of the How
nd Insurance. Company viii be held al the Office OF said
Company, No. Go WAlst on Monday lsi december 1915,
commanding al IL and closing al 2 p NJ
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~ .. y. Wheeler, A,op:ey and Counselor st
fsr and Commissioner Of Deeds, &c. viii attend in the
Erajng-R0om of TsuD.aa9 Asn y, all bcura Of tbs dsy
anI evening. " "Hf''
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For THE

,R Chemical Bnisnu,, or Hair inyisorater :.
restorative III ali csses where badness is not beyond the
'sssa Of art Prepared solely by
Aeenes-o. Fish Co. Washington, D. c.. Aver Phe-
IA q Brosd-st Columbus Ga Tuile corner Of Tenth
~ ChesuGt Ats Philadelphia; H. Rice, corner OF Court
Aaa9y; G. 3. Brewer No. les Tulton.s Brooklyn; M s.
Marebon Ulster Co. N. Y; Tousey. Syracuse
A. 4. John B. WATSON, Charleston Hotel, S. c. Gortoa
Ludlow, n Y. rs limos
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Books.
WuARTnN,S

IMPROVED CHECK ROLL-For the use Of Master Me-
lohsrcs ard cih-rs having vorkmen under their employ
accompanied with Time Book and Ready CALCULATOR
set of The above works can be seen al
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EXECUTORS GUIDE

EXECUTORS GUIDE.
lust PUBLISHED-A edition OF The Executors
y and Administrators Guide containing the Revised
relating Wills Tesaments the Distribution
OF the Estates intesta;es and the Rights Powers AID
Duties Of Executors and Administrators, with me ates
JANSEN ( BELL,
mis- Booksellers and Statoners, l5s Nassau-st
THE MISSIONARY MEMORIAL AND
4 MEXICAN RELIGIOUS GIFT 6OOk-Beanafuly
N printed end b.ised By superbly executed Front
ispiece, in oil coiors hound in morocco, extra gilt
SOME OF the CONTRIBUTORS;
Rev. J. ". Alexander, D. D. Miss II. 2. Could,
Rev. Erskine Mason, D. D. Rev. J. w. Browne,
Rev. ". K. Williams, D. D. Rev. Eugene Kincsid,
Rev. Gardiner Spring, D. D. Rev. Robert Baird, D. D.
Rev. J. Doxiin,. ~ NJ. William w. Lsird
Rev. Rufus ". Griswoid. W. Gilmore Simms,
Res. W. B. Sprsgue, D. D. J. G. Whittier,
Mrs. Sigou5n-y, James Russell Lowell,
Mrs. f.. Steele Rev. J. q. Choues, A. NJ.
Aso, edition without the oil coored f.onlsplece bound
in handsome muslin and gilt
E WALKER, Publisher. LA Fulton.st
r. NorIcE to Booksellers and Agens-The seventh
edition OF Dowliug's History Of Roman:sm will be ready
inst
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,.s5 z G1rncy,s Premium Daguerrean Gallery
broadway York.-Piciures taken al this estab-
,on sIe no, exceled IN this country, say ts nuue
Judge for ieuseves ''-s = os su,-
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sOARUING SCHOO

BOARDING SCHOOL.
PREPARATORY (BOARDINGl SCHOOL. MIDDLE
L TOWN, CONN.-D. H CHASE, A NJ. PRINCIPAL
Established in 1885, Sessions commence Mey 18th and Nov.
18TH continuing ve months, at $50 session. Thorough
preparation College business and personal attentions
are secured pupils fully the most expensive schoolR
Lgs NevYork placed in charge OF careful per-
go going and returning Circulars e. "A Marke! street and
III Srcadpsy o. We
saI.BKOW'9 iiIpING SCHOOL,, No; 4os Bow
~ cry near Astor and la Fayee places New York Mr.
Dhas the honor that his School s day and
evening for Equestrian Tuition and exercise Riding
TERMS:
Is Lessons ....o 90 Month I'@ 90
10 do ........... 10 DOL 20 Rides.... .......l0 on
4 do ............ Dol 10 do ...... ......... 90
Single Lessous........ col Single Rdes.......... IS
Road do 5O'
n B-Hghy trained and quiet Horses, for the Road or
Parade, TO LEI EVENING CLASS:
u Lessons.........S9 00I20 Rides %
Single O0l Single hloes....''.... 10
RULES:
l. All Lessons or Rides paid for on commencing
One allowed for each Lesson or Ride In the School,
s. One hour and half for Il Lesson on the Road
e. Hours for Ladies', from A III. 10 P. NJ.
s. Hours for Gentem- IRONS To > and from to 81, IN
g. No gentlemen admitted during the hours appropriated
10 Ladies.
Rides .
~ B. The School been reftted and furnished with
Soves Ladies delicate hech need be under no ppre-
hension of taking cold IO3l
card is requested previous 10 commencing
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Cos.,'G. .onsn,issioner of peeds.-wm n Griswold,
~ OF Deeds, can 10 found from "a M. 10 P.
NO. City Hall, In ihe Park o@lm
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TINSUlIPTIONA AND LIVER COMPLAINT.

6NUNSU1TPTIUN
Schencks Pulmonc Syrup recommended to the pub
lie for the cure the above diseases II has been IN se many
wears and It's rapid and great curing patients
which physicians deemed ncurable sufficient guaaneeof
its efficacy Il is the oily medicine that does not disapponl
The expectations The invalid for whenever Il Is used the
patient is sure TO relief The proprietor OF this gina
genuine Pumonic Syrup himself cured OF conhrm,
consumption, after every other remedy mud aIeo ana
has published guide, pamphlet containing mIue
description of NIL forms OF Consumption Dyspepsia end Ly-
er Complaint which he distributes Cratic. The only prnci-
pal Office the sale of the original genuine Pumonc Sy-
rup is at No. Coriandsi few door5 west OF Broadway
amned with the Seihcscope free OF charge Oihce hours
from until IL O'Clock A. ~ and from TO O'clock r Nj
Please bear in mind that the subscribers The only person
hatcompounds the original genuine Pumonic SyrdP from
The old original Indian recipe; p s. Beekmanis no Longer
agen, for Scnencks genuine Pumonc Syup and 10 avoid
deception apply for advice pamphlets the old esab
lsh-d Medicine a. Nc. Cortland-st ,,,,.,-
no j Ill. ~.
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pIpIINE Iog PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No SpRucESrRgeT-(Thrcs Doors from Nassatt-strset
1 Of PRfNTiNG ct the cheapest rsiei VIZ:
Cards Cards.. R..ls nsains'
Bill Heads, Checks &c
80 ssnPs Stereotype y ws,a b and al kinds of
To LECTURERS AND Acknowledgements beautifully
printed. up,,,n..
tss, "nS Bi s, ' balio 1,l &c iO' Di'a,
And s~r escripton of Plain and Job York
executed with great neatness and punc'uay at The ONCE
No The improved POWER PRESSES for Books PAM
An WORK on the above Pressei viii be done at extraor
dinary love pricss IslL-- Viz
ysTATEK PROOF India Rubber Goods ot Goodyear's
GFoRGE BEECHER, leo Bro sdway, between Pine and
Wall ais has hand and is daily receiving from the TAG
tories m esrs 70 tbe [ade az low
Gum Elastic Shoes, mems, al sizes
Warranted not 10 sfen soften under any degree Of
coz ri and other cloths every style and thickness
Japanned Cloth patent leather nsh an article superior
TO patent leather and al a less cosL
,,..,,a p,rd;,g military Tents,
life preseryers all patterns Water Hose, every size
pnahe shower Baihs Caps, Hats and Southwesters
low nI;ce Over Goats,
Tfaveing Bags, e ess Goats various styles,
Horse Covers, S'
Carriage Carriage A apn's Mems oversllls,
Water Pas, various petie'ns Lei sis, ;., % "a,
Bathing Mats. I,uiins e p !, ,'nsS S's
Wnbsnirs, anTona Foot Balls with air tubes,
GnH cssss and Covers Suspenders and Elssics,
an a. p SHo. e GioTes and Miis,
I.h,ir 1sI,sh Camp Blankets,
Wsaon Crshions C!rcinges and Girls,
AZ Sa,,Isssns Tents for Sportsmen.
. The s3ye goods are prepared by process entirely
dersn, from sny oAer manufacture rendering them infn,
49, ~, he common Rubber goods heretofore sold
in Inc market, orders promptly executed for goods OF all
In I the haiAe- n3 2awf
mn STEAMB0AT Propreors Engineers &c-we
yvod resrectf.y call the attention OF the above per-
o ~ Stones neyyy.iuvenied Counter, apparatus OF the
mo-, simple construction for ascertaning he speed OF or
distance Travelled over by steam yesss oconouses, &C
This nacius /. also well cacusted Tor measuring DIS
iances Price $50. e..,I..-ou.s s,,.,, p..s-
snr and Vacuum Guage ard Guase Cock tor
H. aet bgh of The In steam boilers can be bad OF
the subscribers at The Cro'on rhonS a w @ ysJ ne
s &c nS3 In STONE BROTHERS.
APoTHEoARIEs5 HALL, SO oATHARINE-sT.
a. y Established 1910.
A nine No boys or Inexperienced young ever
allowed 10 wall on customers The finest Swedish Leeehss
sale ssPSS X SC Pbseeu
ain sueo5s FROM A. Gardens 372 oxford-st London.
FOUNDRY AND STOVES FOR SALE:
FOUNDRY in Jersey City, near the ferry with all The
fixtures in complete Ps1or Stoves for sale very low
tS' s uni sss than former pces All who want had bet
ter call soon, as The STOCK NUS % " ~ nj steods
NTE3y-YOKf AND EkiE Railroad Company. amy,
~ TSa siocbhoders crihs Company hereby notified
istane. Of I'VE @ sv =. dons s been as,d Is
seoai,ed TO be- pd al oee OF lhe Company No 80
Waist on or before Wednssdsy, e lg,h asS Oh Decei
ber next BY efS WsaaT n MARSH. Secretary.
New York, Nov. Q, 1915 ,.,,,..,.s "a
make payneni % Thomas G Ring Cashier Of The r ,S
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Badness and

rF- Institute for the Cure of Badness and
GRAY Unir.-MR. CLIkEHUGH respectfully inunaies
that In of the great success which as LOT years
attended his peculiar treatment OF the diseases oil Inc SKIN
connected wihtb hair ladies and gent. NAV now soS
sult him daily on various diseases and changes 10 hcn
The hair is subject more especially those cases arising from
fevers confinement, oversndy and anxiety Oh MING, pro
ducng gray and weak hair badness and frequently lib en-
tire ess ,s,,ia,.l ,,.,
lion 10 the study and OF badness and gray hs ana du
rnp his practice received the sanction and appova OF
The principal medical faculty OF the city and many IN Europe
The united recommendations of the press and OIL
thousands In every quarter Of the country who have been
benefited by his treatment ,, ,-
The many and pernicous nostrums al present acvet
Used by Ignorant and unphnepled empires all
10 benefit the hair induces MIR. c. 10 CAUTION the pphs
against such imposition ind quaekeTy "a The destruction ana
ruin ofthe hair will follow their use
Office for consultation 20o Broadway frVate hptitleua
for lsdies. Hours from 10 IN O'CLOCK III Inns
Es- Printing Press, Engine and Machine hnnuae'
tory AZ Gold ~ YorkThe subscribers continue 70 mu
Printing Presses and every article apperthinng 10
complete Printing ind Binding establishment Also, Steam
Engines from three 10 twenty-five horse power Dies ho
Fly Lever and Drop Presses for jewellers and sve1
smiths, Circular SBwa Mandrels, Screw Cutting, MILL
Gearing &c and machinery OF every description al Eeoa
ced pdcea
NB-Paticular attention given both day and Eigh, 10
iobbipg, ip4 lml HARRISON Il LAWTcN.
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NsDn, Fbeinas Pinckncy Smith, Attorney a. Law.
Ct osSef County, Georgia viii attend the settlement
Pens 10 te Counties OF Baker, Lee, Sumter, Dooly
pa ss.ph Earis, Dscasur, Thomas and Lowndes
a ersances-horace Greeley, Esq. Editor or Tribune;
Vs. cleveland, cor Harover and Exchsn ge ss: D. A.
;no lol Peafl-st; Browning and Ha 1872 DO; Dick
Arsd,js yiSsa 10 DO; Hysiop Brother, 20 do; Van
WilsaSe Tompkins ii and IS do Brooks McrrI, So
oil 3swSmA
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OST-on Tuesday evening. between tho hour OF and
IL 10 O'Clock in Canal between Hudsonst sud BROAD
way a Bead Bag. Whoever VIII return the same to ~
Chsrltonst will receive The thanks Q. the owner no
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Sl;rn Woo0s.

sl,rp Q5on0s.
DIBBONS-5ca cases of fringed edged bonnet Ribbons
Ia splendid qalty-togethe- with large assortment Of
hat Ribbons of all prices, for snlc low by
o2 PECK. NICHOLSON & WRIGHT. 1888 Pear-st
CASHlIEitE SHAWLS-HaveJus just received Il rich
" of Cashmere Shawls entirely new styles and de-
signs selected for the city trade. For sale low by
% PECK, NICHOLSON WRIGHT.
TAnIILY BLANKETS-5l bales 10, II and l24
medium and superue Whitney Blankets ribbon bound
MO '>.|'|-' NEsMITH & co so Pinest
CANTON FLANNEI.S $40 cases Ashburon Canton
n2n NEsMiTH co 30 Finest
COTTON CARPETS.-2OO rolls printed Carpet
Oing 10 bright chintZ coiors, for sale by
MO NEsMITH { co. so Pine at.
T DWELL PREMIUM MOS INGS-For sale all
IL The various widths, by SPEAR Il RIPLEY,
u2O 81 Liberty-s;- up stairs
0SN BALES HEAVY sHEETINGs-Of all The
A.e5 favore brands, on hand and for sale by
NO SPEAR n RIPLEY, 81 Liberty-st up stairs
T DWELL PREhI1UM TICKS, and B-The
nil SPEAR Z RIPLEY, 81 Liberty-st
- BROWN @HiRTINGS-lOO bales various
20 qualities ard prices For sale TO home trade or for
export by SPEAR " RIPLEY, 81 LibeTty.st, up stairs
pLEACHED and brown Drlings, for sale by
Dn20 SPEAR RIPLEY, 81 Jherty-st up stairs.
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nANIEL ABEE, Io7 Fulton-s. has just published
GNo. Brsithw ae's Retrospect Of Practical Medicine
and Surgery hayearly Jsurral, containing Rerospec
tive View every Discovery and Practical Improvement
IL th- Medical Sciences Commenced in January, 1870
Published London in july and January ofevery year,
and re-published in Ne-Yurk by DANIEL ADEE, No l07
Fulon-st Terms-The first 10 Nos FIVE yesrs, So Per
year thereafter. 81. Invariably in advance NIL If
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lTERDIfANTs and others IN want OF Account BOOKS,
IVA ruled aud bound 10 any particular pc.ierp invited
10 exaInne he various styles OF Account Books annac.
tnr,d BY Francis & Lourel, n Msidenane All Orders
with which we nav be favored viii be executed " short
notice In he bes. style. FRANCIS LouTREL,
: - Manufacturing Stanoners, a Maiden-lanc.
Aecoua, Books, Paper and Stationery al low pfiess
r22 2w5 vs. tssst tsAf- $50,
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HIST PUBLISHED,

JUST FUbLlSH6Uy
FE'HE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY for Schools Illus
trsied by 800 engrevngs and IS maps, with globe
map, plan, in vol 4o. by S G. Goodrich, author
OF Peter Pareys Tales, &c.
The above work has already been introduced into the
Public Schools OF Rochester and in number of others
The first edition is nearly disposed OF, the second
will be published in few days
E2os HUNTINGTON L SAVAGE, 2lS Peartst-
A LnIANACS.-Ths trade supplied with Amanacs al
N the prices Of manufacturing at The Tribune Office ana
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s3oarains ann aotsls.

BOARD WANTED-A Young Lady wishes to obtxin
I'D board tho Winter In private family where thcre
are few or bosrdes located IN the vicinity Of Broadway
and below Canas preferred. Terms must be reasonable
and references will be exchanged. line addressed TO
Miss E. F. g. ana len at The Tribune office will rieetwilh
,,,n,.d;.te aneprion nS2 n.
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xlTANTED-Siuaions for first rate serysns OF al capa.
w ces II the Temperance intelligence Oee, s7s Broad
way between Grand and Brcome s;s Free TO employers
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XSANTED-Asa partner In pleasant, gentsei resoef-
w Table and prosperous BUSINESS an sno mis
igen man who can furnish $50 eakh capital ADDRESS b
appointing early interview, through me foal onoe'
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mo PKINTEKS-The following SIC tor SAFE u low
prices and are all in good order: ~
second hand Smith Printing Press
do do Farlnmb linking Machine.
/ Ramage Hand Press q. hOE ".
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1I-E RILL, DE MAYER, Tempeton, Sc1Seas
can be secured al the Concerts OF Ole Bull De Meyer
leu mo natter how great the rush) by Of Brown
Co.'S Cane Chairs These articles little larger than
Inc ordinary cane and can DO immediately opened mo
clair They will be found Invaluable accompaniment TO
hose who are be late NJ concerts or crowded as
serites the possessor place them IN any aesnaoe
nostio, For sele wholesale and retail by
P9s sss fIGHN j. RRnWN 8 co. l22 Eulton.st
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COPYING PRESSES low prices, Screw ru and
CLever Pamsrns various ne BOOKS Sc. 9, .lss aronpy
nj, Sagp aspeos Oiled Pspcr Copying English German and
American of The very best %1a o Psekss Po.s and
Cap sizes, d t1o1se P FRANCIS l. LOUTREL,
,,.,.,,rri,g Staitoners n Maiden-lene.
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UOAKD-AiN No. ~ Analyst in private family can Do
Id obtained by single gentlemen. References ex,
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NEW HULLED BUCKWHEAf.
GRAHAM FLOUR and ost Meal In epis Ds Ok o ihs
u Quarter and eighth bbs also In bags OF ~ Hnd 20
ear careuly pacSsd and very neatly marked ana wsl
RATED OF the very best quality for sale In 10" 70 sa
dr rom out of The city accompanied WIN cy ieis suce,
W III meet with prompt atention: j. .. EhO Cs,
nj Inn pfoiSo. Soiho. = -
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sAfANrED BOARD IL the Guy IN exchange for board
w and tuition OF Young Lady in fashionable Boarding
School In the country Address, Immediately Boarding
School - 1rhnn, Oaiee n22 Sc
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nTEWELLiS PHOENIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, tn.
bune Budings Nassau-st opposite the raaS 1-Ihns
subsrrber having his entire establishment destroyed ~
Ere NJ No SDicr-s taken The fourth story Oh mo
riuLe Budings and IL ngan re.dy 10 receive al orders
Sreotypuv which will be executed with neuiDess and dee
mach al the lowest prices His type and presses being az
S and of tle best kinds he will guarantee that The WORK
5on 81 s establishment will be executed In The best manner
For illustrated work W. N confidently refers 70 paSn ss,
this city VINO have aready ons a'
S Publishers aud others requested to call and ex-
amin. the establishment and Judge VI me sqpscee aes
ties for doing their work WIN. NENEL IL, p;l
or ln Tlibune Buildings, Nassau-st opposIe me fels
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G,tuatious. Ssr. hautsa.

AHjANTED-Giris of good character, At az broaGwsy
w for general houseworx, eham5erwork, COOKING &c
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IN TIDEN,S PATENT HORSE-SHOEs, belng
Is now On sse BY principal dealers In hardware "a tne
n,,d Sa are all warranted perfect IN torn and maae OF
b vsIv neal refined iron Every Shoe which may be found
NOT in sccordance with the above recommendation VIII Do
svei back and the money returned with al ron
S ,nosr dsan pass of The country. q BURDEN, Agent
rroe Iryo and Nail Factory May Ia. 1915 msDsSswy
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TOVE,S First Premium Writing lnsILne n sIen.oa
IL OF the public is respectfully called 70 me ne ETRS
for wiring Inks the late Fair OF the Aner
can Inatitute - "a LIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

NTIITI Is hereby given, thar an application VIII %
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-24

100DYEAR,y PATENT Metallic Rubber Gloves
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ne aDos n1ies they cannot be saturated or effected
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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1845-12-12
THE COVENANT.

II Monthly Miscsllany, devoted 10 the cause
Of Odd Fellowship, is edited with much ability
by Rev. A. Case. P. G. Nj. and T. P. Shaffner,
u. r., and is published by the widow of that
worthy brother, and estimable citizen. ROBERT
NELSON. II is 10 be hoped that the brethren of
The Order will give it support commensurate
with its usefulness and ability. The Agent for
this Town is WIN. 6. Webb, Esq. The mum
Der for this month"; in notice to its patrons says
"To OUR PATRONS.
Ere the date of our issue, the year eighteen
hundred and forty FIVE. will have passed away.
With the new year, will commence the fifth vol
ume of the Covenant
-" The JJth, is the highest degree known in a
subordinate Lodge. We intend 10 make the.
MN volume, worthy to rank with that degree
Our arrangements have been made to that effect
We shall publish large edition of No |, and
trust 1t may please you to continue with us, and
that many more, will subscribe and pay two dol
lars for the next volume.''