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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22
Itctert Mcnitirlss.
M TgoUsAND CERTIFICATES

nFdARDINC; THE tALVANIC RINGS and Magnetic
IlFlgid-Dr Christie promised public when he miro
aUce his d.cov-ry that it should be Tested solely by s
merits He has redeemed his pledge, and VIII unfold the
proofs He has in possession upwards OF one lhou-
sand certificates bearing strongest testimony IN the mailer
the publication which Will be commenced IN ibis Journal
from to-day II Is earnestly requested that all persons who
interested will believe the newspaper, but VIII per-
sonsy call The respective parties and see and bear from
themselves heiher these fAcis asehoods Dr. Chris
ousy allowed him OF their names and the recital OF
their The certificates viii be selected as proprety
suggests. CerrhcaIe No. 'oo
SEVERE NERVOUS ASD PHYSICAL DEBILITY
NEw-YoKX, Nov LIST, lS4l
ToDr A. T. Christie For six years have been SUI
ferer and believe none have suffered more 1Ny ts-
esse pcAoD OF complaints, brous on oy eAef'
tons support my family often being Obliged 10 WORK at
the needle 20 hours out Of the 81 was aicIed WIN
distress in the head my sight wssimpared and general
weakness seemed 10 PROSTATE my entire lscnles was
under the care Dr. Sttlrsn, No SuHolEst FOR long
time but NV case stubborn that II bsied the skill OF
every ply sicau ed. Ny nervous excitement was such
thai me shiest would sometimes throw III
WILSON'S Sometimes would not close my eyes during the
NIP In and would walk the half The Time. For over
wear was Sc deaf that could scarcely hear any one speak
NV life has been constantly despared OF and oien wished
death 10 leeve my suderings Sueh ieeo!e statement
of nv last June when first read OF your Uavanic
Rings and Fluid purchased the articles nave Worn ei
ever since and the resi that have completely recover
ed my health my strength and my spirits My irlen1s my
pby and myself are confident ha; is solely 10 the
of your Rngs and Magnetic Fluid. that this happy result mas
pass and shall gratefully acknowedee H. ana
no and will be al uIaes ready 10 STATE any iuter
particulars satisfy the pubic that MY assertions are
true IN every respect .,, 49,, ,,,,
TIE only place in NewYoIk to obtain the genuine Gal
Rings and Magnetic Fluid, is a, Isl FuisonsL sun
Huildipp MIG lw
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interesting.

ABOLITION OF MILITIA TRAISINGs.-NothnS
marks more certainly though quietly the decline OF the
spirit among the great mass OF our people IMAM tas
unwingness to continue the system OF militia drills
Ii was re,aiucd in Massachusetts b. few warspiriis
until nearly all OF became weary and ashar
cd Oft aud then the Legislature, in 1899 released IRON
military drills all that had been liable 10 that service ana
provided sum of $4,000 year to be distributed al
the rate Of s. each. among any number OF the old NIL
litia not exceeding 10000 who voluntarily trained
certain number of times every year. STILL even this
offer has not rallied any year more than 100 voiun-
tcers and the whole number we believe, is constantly
diminishing.
Maine in 1884 entirely abolished the system of mi
li,a drills repeating all her laws that required that use
less service but retaining the militia system simply 10y
continued enrolment OF all that would be bound al her
call to come forth the support of her laws or Tor the
defence of her soil.
followed the example of Maine She passed an act re-
peal:ug all laws that heretofore required militia drills
and substituted merely enrolment, as Tor jury pur'
poses of all tina, would under the old system, have
been liable 10 militia service.
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ArroRyrEs IN cH.yA-NO attornies arc allowed

ATroRSrEs N CHISA.-No atiornes arc allowed
By law in China but some assuming that character
act in that capacity contrary 10 the imperial man
date. They are thus curousy described by lite
bonds. RHO are fond Of making stir. and ssho
either 5y fraudulent or crafty schemes, ercite DIS
cord, or 5y 9isorderly end Msgal proceedings, in
timjdate and impose upon the People
THE FIRST ASPECT OF a GREAT MANA writer
in one of our leading journals thus introduces a
great man for the veneration of the Christian
community:
View him at the sanguinary battle of the Horse
Shoe ,csen no quarter fcas asked ard none gireR,
and uhere ninc,fenthS oftrelre hundred infuriated
indians lrere sent 10 sleep rith their fathers ''
View him there we shall do no such thing. We
had rather pay sixpencc more and see the Devil
himself. Burriu Citizen.
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machine. The trial was made ON sonsre n

Of the machine. The trial was made on SQUARE Of
eleven acres. on the property Of Edward King, Esq
OF Blackthorn. who kindly lent 70 the Tropical Emf
grafton Society his steam carriage, which. eleven
London. This sieari-carriase has since become
the property OF the Tropical Emigration Society, in
consequence of some arrangements between the
former proprietor and Themselves The steam
carriage was fixed tightly the ground and on
each OF the large driving wheels was fixed a crank
on which helt-inch rope was fastened commun
eating with the central drum Two booths were
erected on the ground, and many of the people OF
Bicescr Blackihorn, and the neiahborhood had a
regular holiday London paper.
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m Bydropatllic Institurion.-C

u Bytropathic observation-disclosures 7. Dexter,
D. established Hydropath!c Institution for the
treatment disease upon the Geld water sYsiem at the CEN
and pleasant village OF MoFrsown, n The efficacy
OF cold water in the prevention and of disease nov
generally admitted aud IN mGry parts OF Europe and our
own country has suspended the of ofdgs and edi-
cnGs In both aud chronic diseases such levers
rheumatism gout paralysis, scroiua spinal diseases, i'm
Guiding curv1r and di5tortons dyspepsia and host OF
ills which manis heir the action Of cold water rapid and
permanent Al seiziag upon the cause OF disease Il
cducss greatly the amount OF human misery and suffering
and produces radical OF disease, when other means
treatment have failed In the graphic language Of Bu!-
er "unde The cold treatment nature leaves the body
instructive tendency, Which IS always toward re-
covery series ofre.acon commences and the con-
stituon is only amended ituuGergoes change" Dr.
Dexter has recently returned from Europe and has made his
extensive arrangements OF baths eerIhe plan OF
n,z himself Ii VIII be The aim OF the proprietor while he
offers to nvsids the of relief from disease 70 give
Them the comfort and conveuences Ola home Morris
town delightfully."- situated. surrounded on all sides win
The aids and appliances which will give effect in carrying
oui the cold The Morris and Essex Rail
road terminates short distance from the Institution and car
Tagss ready al times 10 convey patients ~ ana from
the establishment. Mo IHl
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IT. Christie's Galvnnlc Kings and Magnetic fIuil
These celebrated articles the positive OF Rheuma
tsm and all Nervous Complaints only be obtained
genuine III ISL Fullon-st. sue Building No matter now
Chrome or severe NAV De The disease readily yields TO the
mysterious power developed by this remarkable disco'
cry. Dr. Christie informs The clzens OF New OK maj ne
is now in possession OF nearly thousand certificates
from persons of the highest character and responsibility
spectng The effects this discovery which he will shortly
present 10 the public They al any time be seen by s
pyiup al the Agency Isl Fuonst Sun Building! which
is h onv place city where the genuine articles can be
obtained Tie Orginul Gdvan.c Strengthening P!asIes
are only 10 be Obtained as above.
n B-Dr Christie respectfully invites Physicians and
Clegymen who may be DESTROYS OF testing this discovery
and who VIII promise trial. do without cost He
viii al all times be happy TO the Clergy and his proes-
sionn friends ard give them ever facility in tais respect
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- ,t,,tI,ir tmusrmcii,, OtoId and young, grave
IA ,ai for liable and FIRE SIDE recreation
Manaaenfc published aaS to, ,ae Py H. Il
~ - ,h aros. doseu single set, by GrocsoeecR q
Ca No 10 Maidrnsus, exclusive nenns for Tie CiLy o.
10 70, ~ ~. Nv Bcaaniu Perkins & Go, WAshugIon-4i
49,. VI f. Lipaasn % ChsstnuIst. Pilade phA tasn-
ing 3 bro,ls, 10 Mafkrt-t ialsnorci IL Farnhaii'
MnniIagton Il 4 I. HoInbIoos Wheo.ng, W. oOeVe0"
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g wi-1nr,. Bnlsnm OF wid cherry.-Among


ali the famous Medicines Consumption none seenls 10
be meeting with greater or gaining higher repu
tation, team this wonderful article.
JORDAN, n. Y, April IL. 1915.
In the winter of 1871 and ~ troubled with
ness and dry Packing cough produced doubt by change
OF climate avn previously penl some time al the South
and possessing weak Lungs and rahera delicate illusion
In February attacked with hemorrage OF the lungs
which continued until had sufficient strength of voice
TO speak loud in three months Through medical treatment
and care partially recovered during the summer but on the
return OF winter attacked again with cough. chlis
fever and nj ght sweas Physicians said they could do no
more for NE as rapidly sinking with consumption
Fortunately my friends procured The Basam OF Wild Cher.
~ thinking il mi CHI relieve for lime, and with the
blessing OF kind Providence 1t entirely restored me 10
health which haze continued enjoy until the present
time without any symptoms OF former disease with the
exceuon of being little more liable to colds from damp
air and sudden changes OF weather 49,
49, '' ELIZABETH WILSON
Sworn and subscribed this 18th day OF April 1885, before
me A. CASE. Justice
Beware of counerfeIs None genuine without the writ
ten signature OF J. BUrrs. Price 81 per bottle. Six bot
lies Tor s. 5. w. FowLE, Boston, General Agent
Sold by a b. u, SANDS,
N pOd2Y
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.vcrnooI Corn ,Inrket. ocL lg,b.

Since last Saturday, though the weather has no, been
decidedly bad il mas very precarous for securing
the latter harvest and with from Scotland and
Ireland showing the great alarm for the potato crop
from the prevailing epidemic in those countries, have
given excited Grain market The advance in
prices during the week has been fully Sd. per
bushe ON old and new WHEAT i'd per bushcl on OATS;
IS per sack and barrel FLOUR; 3s per load on DAT
NEAL Is Cd. IS. per quarter on BEANS %. 20 Be-.
per quarter on PEAS and IA to 6s per quarter IN
DIAN Conn Bonded States FLOUR has reached 30s peg
barrel at which figure several parcels have been sold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

HONE OR THE PLGR1Ms FAITH REVIVED; By Chas.
T Torrcy. NJ IL. Newman, l99 Broadway
This little work was composed by the author curing
his incarceration in Baltimore jail while waiting SEN
renee Mr. Torrey, it will be remembered is now I'M
prisoncd Maryland for assisting Slaves to escape The
plot of the work is the decline OF spiritual religion in
Puritan church and its revival. The OF both are
illustrated by incidents OF various kinds to present
wildly the contrast between the worldly and spiritual
mind The scene is laid in the place of the author S
birth and the narrative although very connected is
interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

~ Printing Press, Engine and Machine Manufae-
farre Printing Presses and every article appertaning
complete Printing and Binding establishment Also Steam
Engines from three to twenty-five horse power Dies Roll
smiths Circular Saws, Mandrels Screw Cutting Mill
Gearing Gc and machinery OF every description e: redu-
BNPsrticrar attention given both day and nj gh 10
jobbing. ina lmi hahIooS LA"IoN.
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From the London Albion.
Liverpool Cotton Market, Oct 18th

Cotton mas been in lille more demand this week
which closes seadly though without animation with
last weeks quotations Of american fully supported In
Egyptian very limited business hes been done form
err rates Brazil is neglected and heavy OF sale last
weeks quotations. Surat is in moderate demand and
barely supports previous rcs. The sales Of the week
amount to 10000 bales Including 5000 American on
s-,on-,la.inn and ann for n.anrt-
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~ Institute for the Cure of Badness aud
Gray iluir.-MH. CLiLEHUGH respectfully ntlmates
that consequence OF the great success which has o years
attended peculiar treatment OF The diseases OF The shln
connected with tie hair, ladies tnd gentlemen NAV now CON
sulI hun daily the various diseases and change. TO winch
the hair subject more especially those cases arising from
evers confinement, oversudy and anxiety o mind pro-
GGcns gray aud weak hair badness and frequently Ito en-
tire loss
Mr. c. has - given his sole and individual aen-
lion study and OF badness and gray HAIR and du.
ring his practice has received the sanction and approval OF
the prncpa medical faculty o the city and many IN Europe
The united recommendations OF the press and testimonials OF
thousands every quarter Of the country who have been
benefited by his treatment
The many nd pernicious nosrus 1t present adver-
b ignorant aud uuprncPled eInqyrcs all pretend
10 benefit the har induces Mr. c. CAUTION The public
against imposition and quackery tie destruction and
ruin of the hair will follow their
Office consultation 205 Broadway. Private apartment
for ladies'. Hours from 10 10 O'Clock MA lInis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

THE BoUNTIFUI WEsT.-A run Westward upon
the Railroads and along the line OF the Canals enabled
us 70 see and 10 some exen, realize the abundant and
Astounding Agricultural resources of the West The
quantity OF FLoUR coming forward is beyond all prece
dent The Canal is taxed TO its utmost capacity WIN
Bos,s an intelligent Forwarder, who has been con,
s,an,y upon the Tow Path for the last fifteen years and
who knows pretty accurately the extent OF the means
for removing property, and with whom we Travelled on
Monday gave it his opinion that there was then ~
least Two Hu>pnrp THOUSAND Barrels OF Flour auoat
between Buffalo and Albany. He counted, within the
distance OF ten miles East OF UTICA seyentyhve Boats Sc
yENrY.ruREE of which were loaded wholly or in part,
with Flour EVER thing in the shape form or sem
bance o; Canal Boat. HIS been set in motion An en-
terprising Miller al Rochester :orcseeng the cxgcncy
that occurred purchased Of old scows that lay
sunk Ia the Basin and now has dozen OF them EN-
p!oycd in the transportation OF Flour.
The weather continues mild and there is reason 10 sup
pose that the Canal viii continue nayigabe Tor week
or two longer. AID Eve Journal.
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A TRANS. ATLANTIC TOUR comprising Travels in Great
Britain France, Holland Belgium. Germany Swlzer-
land and Italy NJ II. Newman 1919 Broadway.
This is the record OF rapid tour over great por'
ZION of Europe, performed by Rev. w. C. Dana There
is no attempt writing, but the author is evidently
man of much observation and made the best use OF mis-
opportunities for seeing in the lands he Wis tied all that
was worthy OF his attention The track he followed Is
we'll beaten one but there is much in this unpretendins
volume 10 interest the reader The tone OF it excel
lent.
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Commute, as 4ortucut all s.<ss "hIFa ~ "e
q onay constantly hand and Tor sale y. lne .e"e''
- qtt 49,, r. l1riIaM * BROTHERS, "a w ateT-sL
pr Tin Pln,rd" or Timed Lead ripe nlso
,r.hei Il. The price The pure Leaden PIPES ihe
nj Tin warranted thick and rs well laid on as
tnn.bu Al thv same lime the manufacturers do not
Nah 10 impose on public by recommending II as hey
az. ,x ~ IN "a 3uieod'
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ToDAcco-JThc Aeghauy Methodist Conference
lately sesoysd that minister shall be admitted INTO
this Conference who tobacco IN my oil l,s ioT'hR
except medicine and in that satisfactory owl
denec 20 ho given" The German psychologists Affirm
ni Of twenty dcnhs Vf between - and 20 years oil
IN Germany ION 0rignnto in tho was,r OF conSu'
Iona W smoking.
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AGENTS FOR THE
ry- Chemical Bnlsni.,, or Hair inyigor

remedy for ali diseases Incidental TO Inc Hsr aud It's
restorative w Nil cases where badness Ia not beyond the
reach OF AT Prepared solely by ~,
lseait-o Fish Co, wssl.nst9n, D. c. Aver = Pie
i cbasn,i, ia Philadelphia; IL. Rce OF Court
and HoWafd s.s Boston; B. Lockrow, q Beager-s:
Albany; c. B. Brewer No lbs Fmion;s St Brookiyu NJ 5
n W loan B. Watson. Charleston Hotel, S. c.; Gorton
Anderson Newport r. l. and rs Diyision-sL, opposite
InjIo,s, \ Y rs limos
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~ Ransom Outflow. who coped with Esther
Grant guclcss girl Thursday last returned to Ens
Amherst the next day. In the evening Some 40 perHons
collected rode him on rail- gave him of Tar. and
made him promise leave aud never show his face in
nghiu The whole Transaction is causing consider
able excitement In Atnherst Guiow haa been In the
ststn Prison INnrihnnpton Ghz. Tucsdny
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rI7- Commissioner Of Dccds--Wm. h GTtswod,
COMMISSIONER of Deeds can De io1aa from a NJ 10 I.
M, al No City Hall. In ihe eafS- o-s In
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~ ! ~. wheeler, Attorney and Counselor 81
~ - c,r,missiouer OF Drds. &c win attend In the
10 OF Yzmpauy Hall al bears OF The day
AMI evening. o. is+"''H
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g rhe .Annual EIccIIon Tor Die

n The Annual Eiccucn LOT pueclOrs OF ue nov,
ard Insurance Company VIII De he'd al Inc Office OF sad
Company No sc Wslist on Monday Lat December 1913
commencing a. u and closing a. ? P: ":
Mi ,Ider LEWIS PHILLIPS, Sec'y.
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INDIA RUBBER BOOTS,

INDIA RUBBER BOOTS, Shoes, Gioyes, 5 3he.
Cloth Toys, Life Preseryers Cushions, Air BEDS ;
Srv drul kind OF India Rubber Shoes, that we ouet Oh
rnos favorable terms dealers, who are invied 70
their stock SOC prs Mems l. X. Boots win ~. . proy
leather soles 5000 prs Womer's do shoes lines. -
itencc patent Oyershocs, Mcns and W9nees ~ s ~,
elegant sheet rubber overshoes ae1lne 70 zee
r,I pnIers aoIne OF which entitled 70 dcDsTLIe
Por's1 tauo DOS, = '0NS C. SMITH & SON. 70 Jotn-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

1ct R,,yi>yav Newly ockp!ctures isssn this estab
s- not rxccllcd ia this country say His
r1 nsrans The public respectfully invited TO call ard
T.; - - o., ,J,..rs,,Iy,s o5 Syn
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ESCULAPIAN SANATIVE,

OR UNIVERSAL RESTORER OF HEALTH.-The
" proprietor this Sanattve begs leave respectfully 10
inform tie inhabitants of this city and the public generally
that he is prepared TO furnish he Win MS lhVauso!e
remedy. tn. -.
deems only necessary sse that he sloneis
ACQUAINTED with the OF preparing H. and rom long and
composed and their ample and anaiive effects 10 preserving
and restoring health indeed potent are lis powers Tor
good over the frame that II requires dose so small
accomplish lie effects, that many might loiu
thai circumstance rank il among the many useless nos
ms OF the but the day OF superstition ana ignorance
passed by, and the highly euuva ininc OF man nus as
that enG quality oil any OF Tue me-
dcna plants and heTbs does not go much depend upon
quantity upon the quality fairly extracted and iuy I'M
derstoOd.
Ah0u IN this Ssnsve is thus almost a-powerul in resto-
ring health and arresiug diseased acton yet SO perfectly
and certain is in lis administration oe 'uAeh
az all times, and under any circumstance
The proprietor therefore, under the fullest assurance ha
this Sanave will accomp sh al that ne states unhesisg
" recommends il general remedy io I'll aiseehe VIC
evnr "a he does that disease IS but one and le Same
thing although presented under different forms ths Sahs
live SURPRISES every other article as purifier OF lhe n1oa
and lis upon eNcreops aud secreons are suc Az
make difficult for disease TO exist Tor any
length of time under its influence. Il ID especially RECON-
rended for The following diseases VIZ Asana, Souss'
Colds Consumption, Bronchitis, or Sore Throat pyspeP
sa ill kinds diseases OF the Liver, Costyeness
ton Headache, Palpatiop and other diseases Oh the
Heart want OF Appetite, Hypochondrla and all oIner Ner
vous Diseases Palsy uut Gravel and all affections OF The
Syelnps and All Eupons OF the Skin. Dose adult
person Drops for younger persons, IN proporlon lul
directions accompany each box Sold wholesAe anu ,elli
by the agent At $50 HudsOn-s New York. and by the Drug
gsts generally throughouthe CITY ana country. a9 I0
6IHOiCE FAMILY MEDICINES, Chemicals,
y Pertumery &c. for sale by DAVID SANDS Gu. ~
East Broadway cor. Marke'-sL viz: -,
Bermuda Arrow-Root warranted pure ana OIL u'o "e''
quality. -, aao
Cologne Water OF superior quality, IN bottles or on aIai
Also agents for Dr. Praus Patent Artificial NIPPLE winch
Ia recommended by the first Physicians in the city.
Physcans Prescriptions carefully prepared bya compe
tent person at all hours, day and nlghL pI9
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& NJOTuEHS AND NUKSES"-lt you wonld us, ns'
babes would avoid very affecting and distressing symptoms
and often fatal commissions The gums swell The cha Is
sleep and spasIns peculiar parts shreks with violence
nus a I'm GERS into mouth sc. Sold by o. FAY, Sole
Agent l56 Fulion-s Clamp Sore) Sun Building, New-fo
ps;cs "a cents jyl2 6meod
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9pOaKD on Brooklyn Hghts-rwo gentlemen VIII
I'D meet " ih hand some accommodations NO. Willow
81 Brooklyn within two minutes walk OF Fulton Ferry
MIS-
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T1,,i rs; = ~, 5;unsmh IN New ork Is Lodo
/ wick Rose. 1853 Cherry-st n. Y near MARKET nv wv
NTEW-YORA AND ERIE Railroad Company any
The Stockholders of this Company are heFeoy hoAeu
tina, an isfnncut of five dollars each share CT me new
lock on wlch not more i've dollars mas been paia
required to be paid A the office Of the Company No %
Ws, ON or baior. Wedn sdAy, The loh day o! Decenl-
Ter nex, By order of the Board If Directors
'e' '- NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary.
Neyv.Ycrk Now &, 1915.
NRLSib.crbers az or near whurgh requested 10
make payment TO Thomas c. Ring, Cashier OF Tue Powell
Baak ~ 49,
T.JITT75TJ r. CUVf.EY 81 HAsTIE'S Brass
Ennndry corner OF Grand and Third Wilia.nsbureE
Mannlscturers Brass ButI Hinges, Flush 5os MoIace
md Rnrrl Bolts Bultors and Plates Cabin Door HOOKS
Sc kc Also Brass Bolts and Competition Hinges and
Castings for Shpwork, L. the most reasonable terms
Brass Castings done 10 order. nj wv
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Bnar6ina a1,6 SoteIs.

DOARD-AtNo. ~ Amity-st IN private family can DO
ID obtained by single gentlemen. References ex'
changed. IL ..
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1--WE BALD.HEADED!"-Loo TO your hair la
( il falling out or turning grey! Is there dandrlh N
.he root! Try WYErHs CREAM OF LILIES, ce!eoraeu
for 30 vess for the establishment and growth OF the hair
preye its falling cd or turning grey and Il nneqused
fr Lila toet-for real false curs 20 Ladies', Try IL
For sale by j. o. FAY lS6 Fulton-SIeel, Lamp StorsD
San Building. n. Y Price. 80 een;a iva oneoo