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ESSENCE OF COFFEE

,,r,,,,,, I''oI1NCE OF CUFFEE,
HIGH extensively used in the Europes an capitals
" snow for the first time introduced into the u States
u made from the best sed and cleaned coffee and about
T,.n MOI water Or milk furnishes Of excellent coffee
Of this country will immediately perceive the con-
ssnnces u offers to house keepers general travellers by
laa OF SEE estauraeurs &c and INDUCES hope be
io ne great sacrifice the introduction of novelty
be awarded to him by ever person who will make trial of
his Essence W." WIN "''"e " W
y ior sale at wholesale by IL d. HILL No Water street.
and rea oy Bunker Co.. 10 Maiden lane, j. O. Cottsberger
n. l.. SZADETZkY Solo Mann},c,nr.r
in he STATE
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DANCING ACADEMY.
RrOas1xVay Carmen of Gr.pA Sx-..s

MIR q. ROBERTSON has the honor Of respectfully in
IN forming his friends and The Public that his classes
pshnent land the Mazsrka and Polka Quadres will open
On "Wednesday Sept nth az M large Saloon attached 70 the
daysCcLadiss Glasses at F. n; Gsntemsn, NJ Pr.
and Wazng Instructions given Pupils and Private Class
es at their residences al Mr. RS 62 Eighth Avenue
Canal street.
Mr. Robertson would also inform the public that his up
town Academy will commence Monday September 22d
81 Eighth Avenue, where all the different branches will be
taught. sJ3 lm.rc
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In the State of New York one in ss7 while in Lower
laion
The following figures, taken from official documents,
will show the immense imports Of liquors into the pro-
vince and the increase of recei Of year the
other.
Liquors Imported. 1872 ls4S
Calls. brandy, wines, &C, ... 1850 Ooe 1881 ,0os
Whiskey made in Canada ... 800 1877 l22s230
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Price Two Cents

INrEMPRRANcR AND INSANITY IN CANADA.-We met
an article some time since which made some start
ling In relation to the amount Of spirituous
liquors consumed in the Canadian province and the Of
feet which such consumption had upon the inteecs OF
the p. puation The article is mostly compiled from an
treatise the subject which appears in the
Medical Journal and is from the pen Of DR. fall He
cbes greater proportion of insane in Canada
every other country in point OF population to the
great prevalence of intemperance
The per centage of insane the population of the two
Provinces comparison with that OF other countries
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NHOSE who desire to attain correct knowledge OF Fash.
Il onable Cutting IN all its various branches woud do well
10 obtain Stemets Complete Work on the sutjec which
can bs obsnsd Of the sutaor only, ls Broadway Price,
from - 70 DIV per pooH o. lm-mc
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OFFICE OF THE JEFFERsoN INSURANCE Co.,
New York, July "a, 1915.
THE Stockholders Of this Company calf
the Office Of the Company and signify whether it their
wish fill their respective shares receive number of
shares equal to the present value OF their stock.
The Stockholders residing the city requested
convey their intention by post to the Office No 50 Wall
T. w. THORNE, Pres't.
GEO. T. HOPE. Sec'y. jyz5 rrc
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MARTELLE ~ HOLDERMANN,
M. ~

No. ~ Maiden Lane,
NJ TURERS and Importers of Ornamental Hair
~ work, wigs roupees, Banda, Curs Seams Bandeau
Mr cell brated Curled Hair Is inches long
style Of Everlasting Curis, and ali kinds Of Hair Work,
Also very large OF Flowers Feathers Had
Dresses such Algeriennes, Oriental Pompadonrs
tenne Duchuss ali kinds Millenarv ty
y: B.-Ths trade supplied on reasonable terms
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VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY

VILLAGE DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. c. ROBERTSON has the pleasure of respectfully
Iva announcing 10 his friends and the public that his regular
dwelling sc Egh,h Avenue for giving instructions the
above Mr. r. will Introduce IN his academy all the late
and fashionable dances in including the Polka and
Mazurka Quadrles and various styles of Watzng Insuc
tons given private pupils and classes fixed hour
their residences Mr. BIS morning class will be formed
for ladies. s28 lm*m
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TO BUTCHERS
''HE Subscriber will pay aud after Monday 9th inst,
and until the LIST Of January 1885, the following prices for
hides VIZ four cents for all weighing GO lbs aud four
ana nall cents for all OF 60 lbs and under cash. city
on delivery his hide house, 228 Ez beth street
Houston and Prince streets. Also the highest market
ioI lat and sheep skins. JOHN HUM.
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New HAMpsHIRE.-The Manchester american
lntimates that Mr.. Carroll of the New Hampshire
Patriot will be appointed by the Governor of NJ Hamp
shire to fill the vacancy in the Senatorial delegation
from that State until the meeting Of the State Lsgsla
in June
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT co


OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT CO
October 18TH lol5.
THE PRESIDENT and Directors have thi; day declared
dividend OF and half cent on the capital stock
,C bs Company the six months ending LIST August
payable stockholders and after Saturday the lat Nov
aext. -,
date. BY order, @. l.. EVERITr, Secretary.
Otto MI
MOTT CE TO RAILROAD ONIR1CTORS
DROP0SAS will be received any time previous the
22d day Of November the Office OF the subscriber
Not Wall street, the city Of New York. for the gubhng
grading masonry superstructure and bridging Of the Bear
Mountain Railroad, in Pennsylvania 20 miles 10 length extend
from Bear Mountain to Dauphn, the Pennsylvania Ca
nal eight miles above Harrisburg Plans and are
ready for inspection the undersigned Office h,e work to
be commenced Immediately upon closing Of the cosirses
New York Sent I'D iaz5 s23 lm'r
THE L-aRGEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT
CONCERT. BALL, AND LECTURE ROOM.
IN BROOKLYN.
THE subscriber wond inform such persons
are DESTROYS of engaging rooms uuIng the ensuing Wns.,
for the purpose Balls Concerts Lectures and Public Meet
Garden large commodous bu ding to he devoted encu-
10 ,ucb parpoe-to be completed by the 18th October
s5 the uudengned will endeeyor TO render hs best
Of this city; Inc pail room
will have spring floor, constructed ON the most approved
plans. Terms moderate w VAN rtT
OIL 2w" ~ W, V~N tSSA
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OFFICE OF JEFFERSON INSURANCE co.,
Hs soass % the o: %
3 nd
E ERs%s: y w Tss$ssn 4 Hn:es Es s,
Mssss Taeisi ys sssshE a Holmes,
5 Cslsb e 1. Tsai.. Th % As M MS95al
John G. Merritt Robert Smith.
exoper T. Horn, s.arsiarv a0 :" Aol ''' ssre
THE EAST RIVER MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.
OFFICE No 81 ats ~ Wall street, continue; to insure
other buildings Also on Household Farnsurs MERRIAM
5 5snn sE SsssIas F EaasT E%b 11'
John Moor,ead, Stanton Beebe
HH. . AsrTfGfhsn cSaIis n Rowland
$nSa.,1 ,Issias4. sasksn: sidSJ aii; :-"ia.r.
kSei e. gno Sw s Ssssss Ga9 sE
David Thomson,
JOHN BROUWER, President,
R0nERrJ DILLON. Coun.sland Attorney. az Im.m
OFFICE OF THE CROTON INSURANCE CO
No. 35 Wall Street,
James Phalen, Theodore Meyer
"A Lawrence Cyrus Chenery,
Edwin X Tremain, Lawrence Hill
NJ Crandall, w II Townsend,
John Breaste, Robert Lane,
James Cruikshank, John I Glchfist
JLeander Starr, j Suydam,
Charles l. Vose John Lasale,
Zadock Pratt, Samuel Sherwood,
George Dekay, James Cook,
Lorng Andrews EFT Aldrich,
Joseph Nones George Whitaker,
Leonard Appleby, Thomas Monahan,
Asa Crosby, George Paen,
John Herrick, William Burgoyne,
Abraham Van Nest,
SAMUEL A. LAWRENCE, President
JOSEPH B. MONIES, Vice President.
Nicholas Carroll, Secretary.
Capt Samuel Gambler, Marine Insp
Also, Insp. for "Loyd's" for the port Of New York
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"A. DODW his DANClNlI SCHOOL.
A Lien DODWORTH would beg lave to inform his
Dancing School, residence Broome street on Mon.
Dancing world and having avaed himself Of instructions
from the beat masters that have visited this
well qualified teach the city; his musical
education will certainly give him great advantage
vo him with their patronage can rely upon acquiring
and fashionable style Of D: FERNS
Quarter of q LIES Lessons including the Quade Waltz
Ten Lessons in the Waltz or Polka 90
Days aud Hours Of Tuition.
On Monday and Thursdays at o'clock, for Ladies and
Ga Wednesday and Saturday o'clock for Misses and
Boys Sadss IL years Of sseT and
second Class viii be formed from to TO- for those who
s lessons given at any other hours either the
HARPS HAkPSs
IS Anthony ST., Doors from Broadway.
lanes HANLEY, the only Pupil of Sebastian Erard, oil
LEMON AND rafl. calls public attention to his stock Of I'm
eeebatsdsh &C. Grand Gothic instruments with Metallic vi
James Haney has been honored with the testimonials of the
President Of the United States the American Ministers to the
Courts Of London and Paris Professors Bochsa Aya Chat
distinguished musical talent
2Ss AeffHy sa sso e. fro" ga ie
THERE CAN BE NO TEACHING WITHOUT
A MASTER.
HE French Language, the easiest learned and
fashionable requirement of the day, taught BIZ Professor
kowaews the oral and most approved system adapting
his lessons the capacity Of his pupils in
will ensure knowledge Of the II very hort
Of the following distinguished gentlemen to whom he
HON. F fssosy Benton Gss' woodbsy
Hon ss and othe W,,l., Louis McLsne
Gsrma and French taught TerAs moderate Apply at No
O8 lmrr
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-s.--------.---.-----------
TO BUILDERS.

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING FREEMAN's HALL,
the city of Brooklyn, the corter Of Columbia aud
Amy streetsof brick four stories high 50 feet by
cordng plan and specifications the hands Of the Arch
vii, be received until the sst inst at o'clock p NJ Pro-
with the Architect The Board &C Trustees will open said
Proposals that day o'c och r. NJ the Office Of the
eheet Proposals may be made for the Carpenter and Ma
son work togehN or separate
o, by order of the Directors,
o2. lwtr THOMAS LESLIE. Secretary.
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COAL.
AM delivering best Peach Orchard and Red Ash Coal
screened and free Of fro yard the following
Gas usual the lowest the city, namely. Broken Egg
and Stove 2 large nut 81 U.s. small 81 ton, with
Is of taken from the boats Coal Yard OF King
and Greenwich streets. PETER CLINTON.
all Jm<v
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LIFE INsURANcE.-A striking instance OF sudden
death while in the prime OF manhood, and OF the
great Importance of the Life Insurance. will be found
in the following letter from Providence, under date Of
the 23d inst, which copy from last evenings Tran
script
In your excellent journal (lnder date 2lst inst)
notice that mention made of the death of gentleman
resident here who had insured his life for $4,000 The
peculiar facts of this of striking interest," and
their publicity will doubtless awaken more general
attendance than heretofore to the importance Of
life insurance. which rejoicedto you aid with
and thus confer mankind real and most important
benefit worthy the efforts of apublic,journalis in this
enlightened age. ! therefore beg to acquaint your
the referred to is that Of Amory Chaplin,
Esq gentleman long resident among usof the highest
responsibility and standing President Of the North
American Bank
While on visit to New York in August last, he be
acquainted with Mr. Starr, the General Agent OF
the National Loan Fund Insurance Company of London
and struck with the peculiar features OF that
with them in the OF $4,000 He then in perfect
health, and passed his medical examination most salts
factorily.
This was on the 2lst August Early in September
(beag returned to Provdence he contracted cold and
seized with illness which for time seemed to
wise councils of Heaven it ordained otherwise; and,
in the prime of life being only III OF agein the
midst of a large circle OF valued fiends-leaving an
afectonate and chdren-he died on the ath
October Another feature of this that he died Of
attack of erratic govt" which he had never been
visited with previous to his last fatal illness
One more remark, and will no longer intrude on
your pages To secure to his family this wise provision
Of $4,000 the late Mr. Chaplin expended of his means
1912 only Each readers mind will supply its own COM
meAtary.
Yours respectfully,
q LIFE
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MEMBER OF CONGRESS DIR. John B. Mcfarland,
member elect to the House Of Representatives died at
his residence in Nashville Tennessee, Friday week
HEALTH or THE CovFRNoR OF CANApA.-Lord
Metcalfe's he alth was improving the 27th inst
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DEATH OF E. S. TnoMAs.-This gentleman, well

DEATH OF f. S. Thomas This gentleman, well
known to many, died IN Cincinnati on the I'D inst
He was of the family of Isaiah Thomas, of Worcester
Massachusetts He removed to Charleston s. c.. and
there conducted extensive bookseling business He
published and conducted the Charleston Courier for
number of years subsequently he removed to Cincin
NATL and established the EUsnng Post which tor four or
five years he conducted here. since that he has pub.
Ishcd his "Reminiscences, in two volumes quite an en-
pertaining book Cincinnati Chron
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ROCKLAND QUARRY

ROCKLAND QUARRY.
TO IRON AND GLASS MANUFACTURERS.
opened the quarry formerly belonging to Mr. Richard Coe
y iha best quality The well known the pub
sT s
S ss york
sss hsye a. Of
being and ardens by exposure proof against
H9y ba "a hn S
and now in sound after being exposed the
at Mr. YOung stone of Barrow
MONEY LENILMONEY LENT.
silver s Pas
ing n'p's jed fSS asfs
o28 lmfrc 2a2 William street near Duane street.
Ng2RIkFs ASD F
sss %f ssa % be Be
wiling receive ON any description Of Fancy
Articles that would correspond with his busnes The
m
Phsdshs viii ill., Be- aa
PISTOL GALLERY
AND Sparkling SCHOOL
Old ae % ns the s b.
he his Ideaes Us Broadway
Term; moderate Open during the day and in the evening
SPANISH LANGUAGE.
PROFESSOR A. J. MORALES Respectfully, informs the
public, that he is frming his classes teach the above
closed Terms hours may be known by applying at his
residence 4o1 B5oome street Professor NJ has the honor
deny oitne Sacred heart, (Asora and Mr. C. Candas Ac
DENY where ne is teaching with great success; and respect
uly refers to the following from the President of st. Johns
College Foroham in which he has been Professor
last two years.
hereby certify that Mr. A. Morales has been engaged
Professor OF the Spanish language ST. Johns College for
the last two He has afforded the highest satacou by
attention to dgty-by his proficiency and by the
provement Of his pupils.
(SgnedD JOHN HARLEY Prest
St Johns College, Sept. 10, 1845.
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INSTRUMENTATION Wednesday night last, a
man by the name of James Mehan, from Troy,
New York. fell into vault ten feet deep, in Psburg,
and his neck dislocated The jury brought in
verdict of manslsughter against the two contractor
who had left the vault in that exposed condition Pha
o. S. GAZETTE.
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HIGHLY CENsuRABLE AND UNJUsT.-The FelicidNa
Iphg calls our attention to a communication In the
Southern Reformer, revealing instances Of criminal
nality upon the part of slave in portions
Mississippi which entail lasting infamy upon all con
cerned The writer censures in severe terms those who
have been guilty of running of their slaves louisa
after their crimes have rendered them amenable to
capital punishment under the criminal code OF Mssis
spp He instances five cases in which the slave has be en-
rum after having attempted TO take the life OF his mas
ter or mistress Some prompt action should be taken to
proectour community from these repeated of heart
less venaty The present statutes should be revised
and enforced others better calculated to
evil should be enacted.-N O. Pc. Oct. IL
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FOR SALE


~ THE Blooded Stallion Young Merander-Ped,
A Nsfee-l Dung Alexander sired by the imported
- Horse Alexander who imported INTO this coun-
tyR 1879 Alexander got by Smolenski of Wire by
heus,qs; Grand Dam Folly by Hazard GIeaGrand DAM Raj
Young Alexande dam sired by Sir Richard grand dam
by or Alfred Sir Richard got b. Grey HghlaGde
grand sire Jone horse krpedon who sired
by the old imported Expedition.
Young Alexander fine Bay black legs name tail
years Old and l6 hands high, fast Traveller sound and
feet M every port
Any wishing purchase the shove Horse will please
cal on Sanders Brothers, No. Chatham square-Lamp
NB-The Horse IL sold previous the 4th November
" - sent IN the country. o29 3rfr
FOR SALE,
A FINE sORREL HORSE, seven years old
Icy <tind in harne elegant saddle horse, and war
.-lZ- ranted sound. Enquire at
oSS 1flc BOOIHS stabies, l6 Crosby st.
FOR SALE,
o. PRICE S325. psi of stylish brown Horses, l51a
>hands high warranted sound kind six and seven
Also 20 rent Ill, st Of May large Stable with sir stalls
broadway and Fourth street-sloo Address T. 3 H.
III 3 Office. o2d 3Tm
FOR SALE--A spau Of very handsome black
A<A single sud double harness, and sound Will be
terms if applied for 81 South
up stairs o25 w.r
xN ROSE. HILL STABLES. Nth street between
III <2d and Sd Avenues, and nearly opposite Bulls Head
Z4Just arrived from the country and for sale the
above stables 30 Horses among which four fast trong
horses fast pacing do several pairs farm horses
few good road and horses and shippers
s32m'rc X II. NORTHRUP, Proprietor.
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SUPREME COURT. Rochester, Oct. N.-Pesent-
EFT. No Is and l6-The Commercial Bank Of Buffalo
Erastus Sparrow ct al Mr. Willard Fillmore heard
tor the plaintiffs Mr. Talcot heard for the defen-
dants-Mr. Fillmore in reply.
No. 22-Guy G. Irvine impld. &C ads. Otis Alvord ct
al Mr. Hazeton heard for the defendants Mr.. Mar:
vim was heard for the plaintiff.
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GOALS.
HAVE at my Yard, 256 Elizabeth street. and corner Ham,
mersy and bedford, Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal at low
80 30 for broken S. IS for egg and stove large
- Lehgh egg and stove re-screened and
's netsr Also, Liverpool, Bossburgh, &c.
nl6l Inn rc w
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All the cash the property of the railroad company
and the scrip belonged to the State of Mchgan.Bufa
10 Pilot
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NJ ESsRS. j. H. FARMLAND and THOS HARRIS
4A beg to recommend to the OF all persons
ested in buildings, their much approved Masc which The
most durable aud beautiful comroston yet invented fol
covering the exterior OF dwelling houses public buildings
imitation OF marble or stone lime the
composition OF the mac which consists of boiled nse ed
lead and Ss other nn forms mpeIo
be seen and every Information application Mi
CHAS H. MOUNTAIN, Architect, II Wall street ~ York
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Robbery OF THE Ess-Circumstance have
come to the knowledge OF those Interested which
Leave no doubt that the from Livingston and
WeIs express on Thursday night, is in this city, to-
getner win me villains who committed the robbery.
They and their booty are in concealment and as re.
ware OF one thousand dollars has been offered,
no. aouot mat the energy, vigilance, and effort thus
simulated to action, will be speedily successful in the
recovery OF the money The key of the car from which
express trunk was stolen found this morning in
rish street, near Browns mill few rods from the
car house. The water was this afternoon drawn from
the race in the of finding the trunk, but the
search was not Rochester AMERICAN Oct ~
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Yours respectfully,
A FRIEND TO LIVE INSURANCE.

MoRMoNDoM-A circular has been addressed by
the g Council of Twelve" to the Momons through
the United States, relative to the contemplated
mova from Nauvoo to some point west of the Rocky
Mountains II is urged the saints to sell their pro
perty for horses mules, &csuch articles will be
servceate the journey, and their distant homes
William Smith, 1.-THE Patriarch" has also issued pro
camaton to the saints scattered throughout the United
states, warning them against the tyranny, corruption
and RIGHTEOUSNESS of Brigham Young and his associ.
ates, and counselling them to remain where they
until general conference can be held. He claims the
Young of usurpation, and the commission Of great
crimes, in order to control the church and fleece
faithful He denounces the contem plated removal to
the Pacific scheme which will benefit Young and his
associates but ruin those who follow them. He 10 now
in this city and says he left Nauvoo for fear of losing
life through the agency OF Brigham Young, whose
power there is absolute and who has band Of despe-
other person whom he may order to be destroyed He
does not object to the withdrawal of Young and his
adjutors, to whom he mputes the offences which have
been committed and which have excited popular indg-
nation-St LOUIS Reporter. Oct 81.
SUPREME COURT, Oct 25-Present, Chief Justice
Bronson, Justices Beardsley and Jewett No. T. Hiram
Rathbun, sheriff &c. ads John c. Filkin. Mr. George
Rathbun concluded for defendant. Mr.. N Hill was
heard in reply. No. s. r. Van Dyke ads. VIM Pierce,
adm. &c. Mr. Miller heard for the defendant Mr..
Van Week heard for the plaintiff Mr. Miller in
ply. No. TO- Amos Adams, sheriff, &c. ads ChauDcey
Dexter, ct al. New trial granted by default No IA
Rathbun was heard for the plaintiffs Mr. NJ. T. Rey.
holds heard for the defendant Mr. Rathbun in
ply. No. Ia. The Chenango County Mutual Insurance
Co ads Harry Jennings Mr. Wright was heard for de.
PENDANTS. Mr. D. B. Noxon heard for the plaintiff.
Rochester Dem
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1885, los $3.50. 29S

This quantity will allow five gallons to each inhab-
tant Of the Province male and female Is years of
age per year. In country in the world can such
table of consumption be made out the allowance for
each nhabant of Great Britain being only eight tenths
continues ' Insanity is generally believed to be here
ditary and is certainly known to run in some families In
the United States There is island in the British
channel containing IS 600 population and is sell
dom any go off the island to marry and in sense Of
the word they have become family On this island
there scarcely family which has not its
members To some degree, the excess of insanity in
Lower Canada is to be accounted for but very few Of
the French marry out of French families but still intern
perance is the most prolific source"
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NOTICE.
M E ;s Clark sTEvAN solicit the patronage Of
~ the public to their Temperance Intelligence Office 95h
street. where they have OF the first class
wme and coioed Professionals and others, all descriptions
OF goou moral character Messrs. Clarke Stevan then
since thanks Tor the kind they have Literally
one door west Of Broadway ain Io.r
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1.-THE ALBATA SILVER WARE"
MANUFACTURED by VIM Chandless, 452 Hudson IT,
WI cannot be detected from Sterling Silver for the
longer this Ware used the whittier il becomes W. c. also
manufactures Sterling Silver Spoons Forks Jewery
and prepared to buy Old Gold and Silver German
Sign Plate 52 Hudson street. between Barrow Morton ss
VIM Chandless established 1889, late Of Clarkson 1t.
M