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AYOUNG MAN with -lOoio - loos DESTROYS Of con
"A Meeting himself Ia business either mercantile manuiac
turing would willing 70 south or elsew here ard invest
pafi or the whole Of MS capital IN the enterprise Best RET
ereuces can be given Address T. h. this oceO5 1ls.od
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BfVsdwayWigs ana Scalps upon the Neuuatng and Cos
system Toupees Pails, Bands Seams and Curls.
cheaper Than any other house Ia The city.
Alsomanuacafed irsm ladies' sndgeDtemens hail, Neck
laces Bracelets Watch Guards, Rings, Flowers Earrings,
Sc Nc. oil lrlls
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~ SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED

Ship Arkansas, Rice. from New Orleans. 18th sept,
domestic produce, to VIM Nelson.
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TT DIR. SheW has returned 10 remain Al home, per-
msnenty, In the city, to devote usual his time 10 the
practice Of Hydropaihy Waller Patients re-
ceyed his resdeacefor board and treatment Once and
residence, 30 BOndsL s1snsu
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II ~. Clements Church. Amiiy.sl

Of the Very will be IN attendance al the Church on Friday
and Saturday OF this week between the hours Of and
o'clock p NJ for the purpose Of letting the vacant PeFs
"a
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CT' To Hatters.-The owner Of fashionable Hat
Store part Of the City, doing good cash bust
ness, desires 10 sell out good opportunity for comp-
person with moderate cash capital Address B, box
1910 Lower r. o. aus isu
~ Platform Scales, weighing from 10 300 lbs
Of ~ r. Labares manufacture warranted equal TO any IN
the United States for sale BY A. 5. MARVIN,
o3 Wv Agent fl Manufacturer, l38. WAler-s-
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AMERICAN MUSEUM. and Aerial Garden. Mon
(Aday September 29>plendt Performances n Tue aver
noon al O'clock aud every evening Al hapas he-sn-
gagement OF the Oang Oulang from the Island OF botneo
The gre s,t novelty Anawonder introduced 70 the pub
lie he Petr.fei Human Body An Ant-Rent Dress from
Delaware county. Ole Bull, j. sss Master Howard Dis
solving Views Hydro-Oxygcn Microscope Mrs western,
Great Western Nj Ehzabeth the infant vocalist Madame
Rockwell lh, famous fortune teller. New and beautiful
Wax Figures, Living serpents &c. ADMISSION - cents
Children under 10 wears -, cents.
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John II. RICH, DENTAL Surgeon, mas removed from
u Wuren-sreet " 81 fourl-sree door west OF
Brosdvay sl6 lmn-
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amusemerts.

DALNO'~ OPERA UOUsE.-Tuesday, seft-moer
Sth. i8ta-Esery Nght Aimissinn Z, e-nts OF, .s,
Messrs. GkRNpN. >TANNOOD. HARRINGTON, ffL-
HAM and WHITE, hlvius rrcrisei Solicitations from
many families who have mol YET hsi an opportunity OF VIZ
messing their inmifable performances. owing Ia he large
crowds nightly the Opera HOUSE. have consented To
remain a short me ongr..
Open every NJ III unf4 further notice.
For particulars programme
"a Doors open a. 7i--C0ncer 10 commence Al 8 -
70 Boxes sra can be secured cSuy from 10 A NJ
an L. VI. n the box ONCE. spSt
NTIni,,,s. t,N.iUrN.--En rance IN BsoadWsy.-
Y CuAnge ii bogF-I0 conincuce a. ocock- fndaV
evening Oct 81. b-ursl Of Mr. Grip, Mrs MO"si and II
Psrde PAY farce and fireworks. Overture ~ Ia o>f<s
Latr To b. succeeded by Knowles celebrated pay OF
th Wife received on IL performance with great rnl
and sOprobaiion Mafians Mrs. Mo"siii Jah.s -
Per,- Mr C..p SD.- DID ife~olks. prepared by Mr. J.
w Hatfield Pyro;echnis OF the sarry Geological Gardens
London ANer which The lsgsaeie farce by Poole, caei
urcie sam. sam Hob5s Nj. Henry P.seide. Tickets ~
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SS RENARD-Lost In passing ton Mnden-aae up
Sd bro,11ayto Leonard and down Leonard 10 Wesl
Eroaiway an old Pocket Book, much worn containing
u,ner OF .-,v &c L, no bll tie The above
ward Wi. gwen returning 10 me owner ~ Leon
.r+.r IT,
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WM. " SHIRLEY, Aaoioa--r

- THIS DAY Friday. Oct s. 81 10 oclock al the sofe
COL Broatwsy opposite BondsL IN lots ID sat houseAeep
rrs ard retailers beautiful assortment oi rich China and
ohr elmer desert tea coffee and toilet sets VI vxrious
patterns rich pitchers ornaments sscuii image Ia
rails End single lamps, solars and vanous other goods-
sale positive for cash and taken away same day.
the store must be- given up ON saturday % ~
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ruy FoRE,RuNNrRS.
pY y. ". ENERSoN.

LoN5 followed happy guides
l could never reach their sides
Their s.cn Is forth and ere the day
Breaks w their leacucr and away.
Keen nv sense. my heart YVES young.
R;sh, good will my sinews strung.
81; no speed OF mine avalls
To hun; upon their shining trails
On sad awsy their hasiins feet
Nske The morning proud and sweet
Flowers ;hcy s;rew catch the scent
O.,oGe O. silver instrument
Leaves on the wind nelodious trace,
Ye; could never see their face.
On eastern hills ! see their smokes
N;Set; wl.h mist by diS;an, lochs.
ne: many travellers
Who the road had surely kept
They saw not my line jewellers.
These had crossed Them while they slept.
Some had heard their fair report.
In the country or the court.
Fieeiesi couriers alive
Never Vet could once arrive.
AZ ;hey wen: or they returned.
Al the house where these solourned.
Sometimes their strong speed they slacken,
Though they are not overtaken
In Sleep their jubilant troop is near.
| tunetul voices overhear,
|, NAV be in the wood or waste
4; unawares : is come and passed.
Their near camp my spirit knows
BY signs gracious as raiubows
| ihenceforward and long after,
Listen for their harp-like laughter,
And carry in my heart for days
Peace that hallows rudest ways.
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THE DREAM.
From the German of L. INLAND.

From the German Of L. INLAND
BY F. II. HEDGE.
l DREAMED not long ago
stood on rocky steep
On cliff by the oceans strand =
And looked far over the land,
And down on the glorious deep.
Beneath me, in gallant trim,
A stately bark lay moored.
The surge its dark side laving,-
Gaily its flag was waving,
And pilot stood on board.
And behold there came from the mountains
merry. merry band
Bedecked with garlands bright,
They seemed like spirits of light,
AS they tripped along The strand
Say, pilot, wilt thou take as -
Nv hat nymphs be yc SO gay
Earths Joys and Pleasures are we,
From earth we Geign would flee
o! bear us from earth away!
Then the pilot, he babe them enter,
And they entered one b. one.
i But tell me, are here all !?
Are none left in bower or hall
And they answered, =" There are none.
Away then the bark unmoored
Leaped gaily from anchor thrall
And away she sped with a glorious motion,
And saw them vanish over the Ocean,
Earths Joys AID Pleasures ALL
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ward life Of Love, the 5ct preface and comment 10
every thing else that Darc did.
It's pity that the designs OF Fla1man are 50
poorly reproduced in this American book. ltwould
have been fac better to have had i, little dearer
aud thus better done. The designs OF Flaxman
were really noble comment upon Dante and might
help TO interpret him; we sorry that these who
can see ONLY a few OF them should see them so I'M
perfectly. But in some, as in that upon the meet
ing with Farinata, the expression cannot be De
stroved while one line OF the original remains. The
clos, portrait we DO not like as preface 10 the D
vine Comedy To that belongs our accustomed OBJ
iect of reverence, the head OF Dante, such as the
Florentinc women saw him, when they thought his
hair and beard were still einged. his face dark AID
sublime, with what he had seen Jeior.
prefixed 10 the other book is head from cast
tal.cn after death ut Rayenna, y. D. 1921 Il has
the grandeur which death sometimes puts on; the
fulncss of past life is there but made sacred IN eter
nity 1t is also the only front view o; Dante we have
seen 1t is not unworthy 10 mark the point
When yigor failed the towering fantasy:
Bat yet the Will rolled onward ike a whee!
In even motion By the love impccd
Tha; moves the sun in Heaven and all the stars
We ought to say in behalf OF this publication that
whosoevcr wants Cary's version will rejoice, at last
10 possess il in so fair and lcgbe guise, as we do
Before leaving the Italians, we must mourn over
the rnisprns OF our homages to the great tragedian
in Thursday paper. Our Ms being as ilegible as
if we were great genius, VIC never complain OF
these erra,a, except when we are made to reverse
our meaning on some vital point We did not say
that Alfieri was perfect man person, nor sundry
other things that are there but DO mourn at seem
Ing to say of our friends why they felt they care
little, but ,eAat they felt they scarcely knew, when
in fact VIC asserted what they felt they surely
knew
liz the article on China we had made this assertion
of the Chinese music " Like their poetry, the ma-
sic is Of the narrowest nonoiony' inplace ofwhich
stands this assertion: Like true poetry, the music
is of the narrowest monotony.' Bu, we trust the
most careless reader would not think the merely
human mind capable of so original a remark, and
will put this basphemy 10 account of that little de
mon, who has so much to answer for in the suffer
ncs of poor writers before they get their
thoughts to the eyes OF their fellow creatures in
print that there seems scarcely chance OF his being
redeemed as long as there is in existence to &c
cusc him. x
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II, CLristIe,s GnIynnic Kings and Magne!l

II Christic's GnIvauic Kings and Magnetic Fluid
These celebrated articles for tie positive cure OF Rheunr
tism and I'll Nervous Complaints only 10 be Obtained
genuine at i3i Fuionst Sun Building. No natier how
chrome be HE disease readily yields 10 tie
mysterious power developed By Tins remarkable dscog
cry Dr. Christie informs the cizens OF New York that he
is in possession OF nearly thousand cerhcnies
from persons OF The highest character and responsibility re-
spcctipg the effects OF This discovery which he Will shury
present 10 the public They may any time be seen by APP
plying at the Agency 54 Ful,on-st (Sun Buidng which
only place in the city where the genuine articles Gun be
obtained The Original Galvanic Strengthening Plasters
are only To he obtained Us above
n B-Dr. Christie respectfully invites Physicians and
Cergymen, who may be DESTROYS OF testing ias discovery
and Who VIII promise fair ra!, do without cost. He
will all he happy to tue Clergy and his proics
sonel friends, and give them every facility IN his respect
MIST
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l. | \ ES

On rtddnz come Verses entitled 4 FarerN 70 Locc
~ ANNE c. LYNCH
On stern indeed must be that mins;reFs heart
In the worlds dusty highway doomed to move,
Who with e's sunshine and its flowers can part
Who strikes his harp and sings Farewell 10 Love-
To Love that beam that colors all our light,
AS me red rays lnuuIe Tie lisi.t uf day.
Whose rosehue, once extinguished from the sight,
Leaves the life landscape OF a dull, cold gray.
To Love the ethereal, the Promethean spirit
That bids this dust with life divine be moved
The ony memory that we still inherit
OF the lost Eden where our parents roved
Oh, hopeless bard recall that farewell strain.
Nor from thy brees, et this fond faith depart,
Recall tina, ut.erance OF thy cold disdain,
Thy doubt OF Love, the atheism OF the heart.
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THE. TRIBUNE.

,a,l .plANYN E,y lSj5; APccscn. for All Seasons
usA RS: Iasrav,uss, atcy Pictures 10y iImsh'
iss,sc. &c Philadelphia Carey n Hart
Tb;> j. ,,s, mes, sovscous Of American Animals.
.,.;w, ,h;nA the most tasteful. Il is OF ouar'o
<s .l,,ush is Literary contents are less abundant
,ss, .hs>c q many oihcrs-rcsard being paid to
oas:;v rather ,han Quantity. The articles are but
,,,,.,t =. number The Prose consisting manly OF
--.,.,.,;,us q; cl,oco stories and essays from the
s.,-,,sa q. z>chohkc Jean Paul Richter, &c @c-
-, Pss:..s SIC contributed by X. w Emerson, F.
II ue;sr Anne C. Lynch, y. l. FrothiSgham and
~, .. No others We give the following speci'
...S.
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n" Institute for the Cure Of Badness and
GRAY iinir.-MR. CLIkEHUGH respectfully iunates
thai in consequence OF The which has for
attended his peculiar OF the diseases OF tue sRin
connected with TIL hair ladies gentlemen
suit him daily the various diseases and changes 10 winch
the hair subject especially those arising from
fevers confinement oyer-sudy and anxiety OF mind, pro-
ducn gray and weak hair badness and frequently It's
tire loss.
Mr. c. has for wears given his sole and individual aten
ZION 10 the study and badness and gray hair and d
ring practice received the sanction and approval Of
the principal medical faculty o. the city aud many III Europe
,. united recommendations of the press testimonials OF
thousands every quarter OF the country no have been
bcnened by his treatment
The VIE and pcrDlcious nOsrms h present advef-
Used ~ ignorant aud uuprncpled empyrics ali pretending
be leil the hair induces MI e. 70 CAUTION the public
against such imposition dnd quackey the destruction aud
ruin oi the hIir VIII follow t.eir use.
Office consultation 2U5 Broadway. Private apartment
for ladies. Hours from 10 10 8 O'Clock MD miS
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4 FABLE.
ny t. W. EMERSON.

ny T. W. EMERSON
THE mountain and the squirrel
Had quarrel.
And the former called the latter, little Prig:'
Bun replied.
You are doubtless very big,
But all sorts OF things and weather
Must be taken in together
TO make up year
And sphere
And think it no disgrace
10 occupy my place.
l. N not so large as you.
You are not so small as ]
And not half so spry
III not deny you make
very pretty squire! track,
Talents differ all is well and wisely put.
II cannO, carry forests on my back,
Neither can you crack nut
The Embellishments arc OF the first order In.
deed, We think the Title-pase painted by Leutze,
engraved by Sartan the finest VIC have ever seen in
an Americas Annual, and we are no, sure that the
adjective is not supertluous The Fisherman s
Daughter, The Falconer son, also engraved by
Ss1ain, from pain,inis by Landseer arc mos, salts
Tying The Homeless painted by Poole, is only less
effective, and there is only one OF the ten { The
Mask tina, we could spare from the volume. The
Publishers have done honor to American Art In Its
Preparation
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s thu famous Medicines Tor Consumption none seems 10
be meeting witt greater success, gaining higher rspu-
talon, team Iii. most wonderful article.
JORDAN, n. Y-,Apnl u, 1875
In tie winter OF l9il and ~ troubled with hoaTse-
End dry hacking cough produced doubt by change
OF climate (syng previously spent some time a. the SOUTH
and possessing weak sngs and rahera delicate conuson
In February was attacked with hcnorrhage OF the lungs,
which continued unli had sufficient strength of voice
speak loud in ,hre. months Throuh medical treatment
aud partially recovered during the bu or The
Of winter attacked again with cough chl.s
fever und rsLsw Physicians said they could do
more for me, rapidly sinking with consumption
Fortunately my friends procured the Basam OF Wil1 Cher
~ thinkng it mi ght relieve for Il me, and with the
blessing OF kind Providence, il entirely restored me to
health, which have continued 10 enjoy until the present
time without any symptoms Of my former disease with the
exception OF being little liable 10 colds from damp
ana sudder changes Of weather -
ELIZABETH WILSON.
Sworn und subscribed this 18th cay OF April 1915, before
me. a CASE. Justice.
Beware OF counteeits. None geauine without the writ
signature OF J. BUTTS. Price 81 per bottle. SIX bot
ties for 81 5. ". FowLE, Boston, General Agent
Sold by \. b. D, SANDS,
Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton-st, Agents for n York.
Ills ecd2y
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70 Printing Press, knSiuc and Machine Manuinc
tory Gold YorkThe subscribers continue 10 manu-
acure Printing Presses and every article apperlaning 10
complete Printing and Binding estabhment Also, Steam
Engines from three 10 twenty-five horse power Dies Roll
e:s Fly Lever and Drop Presses for Jewellers aud silver
sni,hs, Circular Saws Mandrels Screw Cutting Mill
Gearing and machinery OF every description al redu
ccd prices
B-Partcuar attention given both day and night TO
jJbbiDg. E3 lm HARRISON LAWTON.
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60 -nn KEVARD.--Stolcn from the steamboat
81, OUUhIsssacnsciis, Saturday monlns zlth met
square russell NsiiGe. marked IL Rowey NIehtaan,
Mass containing 81 SOo-Sc0O0 OF which was OF me
Banks OF this city and OF Newfork, In SlOs IoS'
S5ls and SlOIs ST coo Wrrrtan Bank "Ienthain Mass
in SOS S5s and SIOOs $1,000 Eastern bills OF The io-
lowing denomination, VII: four bills OF S5OV OF te ou
folk RAM Boston; SEQ bills Oh the Merchants BANK
Boston and one $500 bill OF tho Shawmu Bank, boson
and one $500 bill recorcted and 800 IN 81 Soo ana
Slo0 bills of the Auburn Bank; and SSoS OF Inc IcmpAns
Co. Bank, Ithaca, Ncw-Ycrk.
A liberia! reward will also be paid for the recovery OF
large Pocket Book soler from my pocket containing Va-
able papers. ,..,, H.. a.,
The above reward Is offered by me- without Intending 10
release e and officers of the boat from their ao-
,ly u ne for the amount ol my loss
REUBEN ROWLEY, Wrentham, Mass
Ncw-York, Sept y, l8i5
II. B.For farther particulars, apply 10 Chel OF fohce.
prarce aud address, speaks quick about 81 years Of age
feet inches high; well made dark har ana whisH-
ers; wore black dress coat, black satin vesi and dark
pants red srpe gave the OF Souhgste, and 10 sup
rrNssj IN hc an American sS0U
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q The Voice of Indpstry--a paper devoted
10 the interests of the operatives at Lowell-is
eounseiling them 10 make demonstration in favor
u reduction Of the hours of labor. The policy OF
ups iniaming a class of people whose worst fail.
'Hs IN being easily led by the nose is at best
s0es'ionebie The following paragraph concludes
Ns0'aewhat lengthy article upoE the subject
Nj. LEI the working men and women reflect upon these
ss and prepare themselves for some well concerted
tbs united action that shall break the chain which binds
VIII and place ihein upon the platform OF equal rights
"eefnen and Christians alone occupy.
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Datert ale0ifinss.
.rR e. cos CANADIAN vERMIFUGE.

J. WINER & co. S CANADIAN VERM1t UGE.
The ges: Remedy yet Discovered
nor all Kind, of Worms L. not only destroys worms
and nv goraes the whole systsm, but II dissoves hnd
carrie, of the superintendent slime or nucus so prevalent
In he stomach and bowels OF children, more especially OF
those in bad hesh The rucus forms the bed or resi IN
which worms produce young, AID by removing H. II IS
mpo sshr remain Ia the BODY Ills harmless
in IL effects system and ihe heath OF The patient is
always improved by even when 40 worms are as
covered The medicine being paa.ahe, no cnd wilIeiGse
10 take Z, mol The Most delicate
The above medicines only prepared oy Jonn W iner
Hamilton C. w. and John Winrr i Co. Newly ork, sole
pyopre.or, and for sale by Wyatt hetcnsn, III Futon
s.. L. 4. Sands 1873 Bowery, cor. o. sprnest and J. \"
Bs-.ei 6li Broadway j. X l. Ccdneion, hudson corner
Spr,ng ard Druggists genera j throughout the CITY,
MS 9tThSTs-
SyHuICE FAMILY MEDICINES. Drcgs, y eniic-
y ais. -. for sale by DAVID SANDS co. Chemists
and Pha-,naceuss, - East Broa!"Gy corner OF Marx e.
-, Also "A large assortment OF TIE most delicate Fre1ch,
English German snt AmertRn Perfumes, ENIscls, Cos
mcIics &c oLS u
giNi0THTRs AND NUiSES''-ltyc you wonld use
IN Dr E-arS Cleb-Ttrd Soothing syrup your All.e
be5e sou avoid very affecting aGd distressing symptoms
and otter iaa! convusc> The gums swell, the child is
seized with frequent Of crying retchnes, starring IN The
sleep and spasuls peculiar paris sulehs Win violence
puts ,is fingers INTO Ouh &c. sod by j. u AZ Soie
Agent $50 Sa;ons- Clamp >.ore SUE Building New o,A
Price ~ cents. Jsl- oi.e
GIVE BALD-HEADED!"-Lo 10 your hair II.
il failing out or turning grey Is tiere caaurih 10
The, root! T-y WYyrR's CREAM or LILIES, ce!epraed
o 10 wears for the establishment and growth OF the hair
prevents lis falling of turning grey and Is uneGueeu
for the uiel-fOr real false curls. " Ladies' NV II
For sale by j. o. FAY. ISIS Eucasi:es: Clamp SicreJ
srn RiI,lsitt- " Y Price 81 cents j7S Iu.sod
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=
Compsl assortment OF al s!zes, warranted OF the best
n nua,y constantly hand and Tor sale al the lowest
mr. icAs nv latham X BROTHERS, 24s Water.st
u b. "Tin-P Plated" or Timed Lead ripe g also
nnsbe1 al the same price he pure Leaden pes The
nl,e OF Tin warranted lhck and as wei. !aid OF AS
a he done-bu lie tiule Tie manufacturers GO ho1
wish 10 impose The pubic By recommending H. Us ey
N tio' - -: 3meod-
NOTICE TO LANDLORDS AND Lawyers AWE, As.
4 LFRED ROACH Constable OF the Second " ara, ness
n eavc 10 inform them and the pubic IN general Una. nc
makes ont landlords and serves tht rs
and attends to the foreclosure Of mortgages nSet ei
ttn houses and collecting rents &c. House 10 az oi
uaicr u. the Marine Court -I NJ -
+. HOOk- STORE FOR sALE.-sn e, eHe ,s ,s.
Aopuortuu.ty for any person wishing ~ -, an. nj
Root busnrss II /. an old stand and si!nhlsu ~ oI u
an, b,.t buyines. streets either for wnoesae W ~
% ,,..on tbo uroprictur wishes 10 sell Is on aeCJ ~
49,, ,r-,r,s, of his pub.hing business, wh,ch hr
ytylng t!is exclusive a'sS.,,e " Ms
.o RoS No lif2. Post Ofhffe
[17I,e-, MEN, BACKGAMMON BOARDS; f dt
4 ir. cards Sc low prices carved nna pam ourss
Sven patterns, Back aInn'cn Boards sizes vaIoas
,sc. Plsyiug Cards, some elegantly GIT also HSr'
h,,, and epored backs four qualities; Chess Boards,
his Nice Boxes Crihage Boards, &c. sold wholesale
piee, ,i ~ FRANCIS & LoUTRELp
MO Manufacturing Stauoners II @aidea'!sne'
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-, "A NEW WoRx.-Mr. Benjamin Bannan tho
OF tee Pottsvile Miners Journal proposes TO is
r. work, called "A HISTORY Or THE ANTHRACITE
~. 80 Trade OF ScHuYLgILL AND THE ADJOINING
IVY tzs, accompanied witt Maps" &c Hsuccessfal,
work is to be published at intervals of five or ten
with such additions the increased trade will
'assaas' We wish this work every success
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erRsPCcTIVE DRAWING.

rX,HE MISSES HOLMAN * NoRWooH resP Pc ana
announce TO the ladies' and gentlemen oil New ON p
nrrT. Drawing &c Mouochromanc Painting 10 r TOO w.
Il aarge Building 239 Broadway IL is sye
fr,n mature and in-h up picture n one TENN par
ne Usually devoted PenIns sfa NJ M'e ccaa
room open visitors from A. NJ 20 s.d a. their room
stating terms and giving references 10 DC l' o. urea
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