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Mrs. GRUBB respectfully informs her friends
lNl and the public that she can accommodate q
few boarders on reasonable terms. Her house is
on ID. street, between 9th and 10th, Parker's row.
No 3, near Pennsylvania avenue. Ap.
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Lectures on Shakespeare.

Lectures on Shakespeare. .ra.
MIR. HUDSON will lecture on the Tragedy
lxlof Lear, (glving analyses OF Lear, Cordeha, ano
the Foo,) in Concert Hall, on Saturday evening,
April 10Th, at 8 o'clock.
Abundance, so cents. ....
Tickets at the door of the lecture room.
April l0-lt
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Baltimore Patriot.
hmm The Nnruirh lConnN

From the Norwich (Conn) Aurura April 3.
The REsULr.-So far as we have heard in New
London and Windham counties the result OF the
election on Monday has come up to our most san
guine expectations If the rest Of the State has done
as well as the part have heard from, Connecticut
is redeemed triumphantly from the infection OF
federal misrule.
P. S.-Snce writing the above, returns have been
received in town which render the complete success
of the democratic ticket certain There il no choice
Of State officers by the people, but there 10 demo-
cratic majority elected the legislature, which will
elect the candidates on joint ballot.
The express run by the Courier Of this city brings
returns, as follows
"The wings have elected senators and So repre-
sentatives; the democrats senators and 50 repre-
sentatiyos. Seventeen towns yet to be heard from.
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The Journal Of Commerce says:

1.-THE towns to be heard from sent last year 5
wings and there were two vacancies. or the 40 va
cancies existing in the towns heard from, IS are to be
filed by towns which have given wing majority
for governor, and 10 by towns which have given a
democratic majority for governor. From towns
which are fill the other vacancies, the votes for
governor are not yet received"
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In Lombard street, yesterday, the bill brokers
were ready to do business at late rates. They pro.
fss to have increased supplies Of capital; but yet
endeavor to get hrmer terms for the accommodation
they tender the public. The money market s how.
ever without doubt, gradually subsiding into an
easy and comfortable conditions; and before long the
whole Of the mercantile commusity will be work
ing under less restricted terms, which will at once
give an impetus to business. 1t must shortly come
TO this, for the bank directors have not quite sub
dued the influence which the large bill brokers for
merly possessed.
The English funds have not been much affected
blythe news from America this morning. but there is
still considerable business in the market Consolf
for money are 95I for the account 95s to I; three
per cents. reduced 95b to & three and quarter pei
cents. 97t TO 4; long snnuities 10 ll-l6ths, ex
chequer bills 32s. 10 35s. prem.
Shares continue heavy. Scarcely purchaser il
to be found in the market, such is the apathy Of tn
public with regard to these securities.
Close OF the market--consols for money IS to
and for accounts 9Si !.
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pAssEWCERs SAILED

Ia he ,,somstip Idbraia for Lir6rpooi-Reyl ANGER
AIcssrs Chrnder Roydcn. Smith, c Cowdin y -iF.
Quincy and w Lane. Of Boston Mrs Austin chi,d
and scr-ant Albany; IS anthony. g Paalson y
Haiyhi ~ sloane I Draper Il Chit,Pndcn. = Mitch
I'll 'rhos Ward T Dunbar D Nleles Bernhard, 6
Garner, + Beeeher Il E Clark and - stokes OF New
YORK Chase galumorei Hon T stayner " 81
Gcncrol) Mrs Stayner. of Montreal Miss Holman :.
Booth fAsst Com Gon and f Stewart OF Quebec W
Murphy and daughter of Upper Canada Capt hamsey
Hon ] stewart and Messrs J Coll. OF Canada ="
Blake of London Vim Bland and J Nils OF Glasgow
Mrs Davidson and two sons. Mrs Lake Ca2t nope, .
A II r Fak and II Goodwin of England di Yer.
neiul OF Paris Mad Haubcrt and two children 5nd
Miss Hanber, of France dc surita Of Gerrneny-73
In ttc s.eamn Hibscat1, fer Ha!yaz-ion c1haI';
Can, Alien, A. SIR Baggs and lady Miss Flock and
sister. ] Creighton Miss Almon and Capt Ramsay OF
ualifa,: Miss Black and Reed. OF Montreal i some
gan of Pictou-l2 Total 90.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

M,ssrye.-A gentleman Of st. Louis, by the
name OF Wall who passenger from New ieans
on the Pha> Cloud has been missing ever srce me az
rtya OF that boat He had been purchss;ng STOCK io
the government and known 20 nave bad az oraed
on the Quarter Master al this place for sso' W III
srr.vsl OF the boat ne came on shore sphg ., -,
foten.son 20 cal the q iarter aa.ei: . NO. - .S
soa. 70 await his return Since maj at's ne ns ~,
been beard OF greatly tessd 1 mar ae as Tyb
nov infest this city 10
Fos LrvrapooI.-The Royal Mail steamship
r,.a. cant Ryrie left this afternoon for Halifax and
IIssrnooI With the seminoathy mail and % passsn,
SER Tne Hibernia, we learn On her arrival home VIII
20 .,o dock for repars and her will be transfer
I'D 10 the Acadia and may be expected here again in
aoout thirsy days. Boston Transcript
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CONSTIPATION,
tcosTrvESEss)

Wt!1la hs9ieas,, Eeeti0Hs, Ral Dcozery Recently
made IN France
pY N. WABTON.-Price, Thirty Cenla-The Fifth
DEngiish edition, translated from the Sd French edition
Of the exposition OF natural simple, agreeable and IN
ishble means Presently discovered IN Franee not only Of
overcoming but sso CT completely destroying Obstinate
inveteratr and hsbual Constipation without using either
purgeGves infections, or bahs followed by great rum
Der OF Authentic documents from eminent physicians end
otaer persons OF distinction, certifying the complete efca
cy OF the
Sold the national de35t OF Warrior. OF Paris No 1872
WiliaTn-sL ard also by Jn5. Mhsn, l>S Broadway c.
Il. King, corner Of John - and BroafTay Wyau and
corner Ch.nbers-sr Apothecaries' Hall 600 Broadway
James CruH,bie, corner BowerY and FoQrihst and Dr.
Lewis $50 Bowery Brooklyn by Dr.. Charles s.esne
~. Fuliou-St and 3Jreods
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ERUPTIoNs OF TEF sVTN

D FAD me opinion Of Medical men xho have made dis
II eases Of The sAln neaf particular study, and they al
without one speak decidedly in favor Of sulphur
GHga1Is "a being he speedy and efectusl remedy
in al euiaeous diseases The Sulphur Vapor BAH aG
mti'tered BY ArS Carroll, has effected sone rnost
deriu cures n q years standing, where al other
remedies have failed, -. all who troubled wiki sat
Rheum, lIc ag orul. Pnnped Face or Other disease,
OF Lhe SKIN, take Sulphur ysp0r Bath al Mrs CARROLL,
Bah establishment, la FG,cSs. opep from A. n LII
" IN OF IHS
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MARINE JOU r N A L
PORT OF NEw-YoRK.


CLEANEU,
ships Quebec, Wiliams- London. Grinneii {; Min
turn Floridisn, Whi,lcmore Apaach. Edgar SNAPPER
NOrleans, Stanton & Frost
Bark Alvarado Ames Lisbon Badger Peck & Co
Priga Tmquinia Muhrop. Antigua Loretta Wall
Mobile.
schrs Zlphs ANN, Sabiston Beaufort nc Heroine.
jarvis Matnrnoros Ellen Rodman, Sherman. N!'cdtord
Direct, Briggs Bait l. Smith Brewster Wilmington
MIlicent Dodge. Bait
Soop Juno, Aius, Newport
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Ccoai Notices.

NOTICE j. hereby given attachment tnvor OF
George H. Cougar, OF the city Of Utica, Oneida Couu-
~ has issued against the OF Hamilton d. Rs.ey.
rorrcsd debtor residing in the state OF Illinois, pur~
mt 10 the statute concerning debtors which
attachment was granted and allowed by Pho Cdley,
Circuit Judge OF the 9TH Judicial Circuit and that the
VIII be sold for the payment OF the Gcbis OF the said
Rscy unless he appear anI -chaTge such attachment
cordnr 10 law within nine months from the first pubcu
this notice and hai the payment OF any debts due 10
SAID Rscv By residents of ts State, and the delivery
him his of any property within this State belong
iug him. and the transfer OF my such properly by him,
are forbidden BY .uw and are void.
MATTESON 4 DOOLITTLE,
Attorneys for attaching creditor Utica, Oneida County.
Dni,.l January 9Th. 1916. ilg laNvgm
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.


lovEzTIsgo rs ThE .RstSk y sFLcIAL Ar
,is- AY.A be II fur..er eaac.ed,
An1 ali advertisements made under the orders Of BE fos
IL newspaper or newspapers OF letters
aacaed for n any Post Oce sa be inserted IN NE pe
Of papers, o. The ioysn plsee where TIE otre
may be situated Aer1Hg Gk lar gzt circulation;
Ne p. (tfIee LEs. Ia.neo -t.ar9. ., -
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Hlisrelldurous

VJOSTHI.Y REPORT for September Of the New
.NBYork Medical and Surgca Institute. No - Chambers
Il Gases Successfully Treqted
This report presents greater number OF cases than was
ever before treated successfully, in month, this In
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8 FOR COLD WEATEER

ERASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for exc.zt5ry --;rd
and wafer from ne bottoms OF doors q Inserted MO the
lower IA Of the door goes down 70 TIE s rs closes and
Uses WITHIN lie rAi IS Il opens They are healthy, because
ne 1ccrr-currsat o. winch cannot De warned ~ sr-
he;a means "a -ciud-d they comfortable becsas
NE is2ers:rre : eCuase AID Ire fee: z any
Pol o. ne hey economical, because rs-re 10
cold ar scsd ant OF course less fuel require 70 ko
wa Pre- 3 per door, which trctates putting m
Manufactured by JOHN FRASER
aa-p em No Chatharr-sQcG-e. Sew-York
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by ORDER o; the Honorable Charles ?. Daily, one OF
I'D the Judg es of the Court of Common Pleas o! the CITY
aud County OF NeVf ork-N /, hereby given, purs
the provisions of the statute authorizing attachments
against nbscouding conceded and nonresident debtors
that an attachment has issued asnnst the estate o. David
Morse of Ilayertor West South
Wales England and that the VIII he sold Tor TIE
payment OF his debts appear and discharge such
attachment according 10 law, wn nine months from the
publication and that the payment of any
debts due hjn by his debtors agents bankers ohcr-
and the delivery him for his Of any property
money notes bills OF rxchangc belonging him. and
the transfer any other property 10y Them iobddeuby
law and are VOID. Dated the tYeny-thrd day Of Febu
ary 1896 CLARK K CAMPBELL,
mo- Attorneys AttaciHs, Creditors.
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BELLEVILLE WHITE LEAD.
TUE subscribers are receiving from he factory Belle
vie " J. their regular supplies of This suPe,,S lead
dry and n OIL pnt mp in cssSs snd keSs which met wa
ranl equal n quality 20 any imported brand 30. sale IN
lots ofo tor and upwards, by
FRYATT, CAMPBELL L co, i+5 FronisL
Also-Red Lead, Lharge, aud Orange Minefsi sill Ssn
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ITO EN(slNEsEtsS, MNapfaciurers Faiea;ees, Sc-
Messrs COOPER PARKER, "a NsssAu,si. n. Y.
execute drawings aud Tor patents drawings
And estimates for mills factories, steam, engines water
wheels sASias, Sc al the shortest poce Mr p having
rad many wears experience as prSeneAl Engineer in
s,n. cs In. largest establishments in England ar pos
,rsssny thorough knowledge OF every description OF
eSsnerS used In Tie Manufacture Of cita. FAX and wool
thew Invite parties Interested IN the above TO call Conn
aer, that they give satisfaction
Agents fos the disposal OF manufacturing premises,
s,nn,n and water power. machinery. &c o. In
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Bacon. ~ = , an fAtiA
Barrrti 3lr. Margaret r.
Braun. If- HHry
Brown. Mr. ABBY "
Riggers, Mary
Hr5Icr, Misc Hrrri..
gurrefl. Mr.. Eme.fne
Brown. Susen
Rodsquet, Mr. Msry
bishop, Margaret
RrieFs, Mary Ann
Brai7n. Mrs Mary :
Bots, Miss Jane
Bills. Miss Jsue
Pills. Mrz Saybn Jane
Brown. Miss CneTs
BlttlinE. Miss Jane
Rpruck. Mr. Frances
Brown, Mis- Ca,imrine
Clark, Mary
Curiin, Rosey
Clarke. Mrs. Mary
Canton. Mrs Caroline
Carney. Jaue
Castle, Mss sarah G
Clark, Mrs Jane 7
Core. bis I-a5eila
COe, Miss Amelia
TnGpSr Miss t,OtllSa
Child. Mrs RichsrJ
Cummings, Miss Amanda J
CoyBe. Mrs
Criiley, hiss Nancy
Coakly. hiss j.
Coleman, Miss Mary
COneH, bliss Jane
Currenncz. Miss 4 Ja.e
COnig. Cathaciue
Conselyea, Ms Mary +
Christie. hrs Francis BusseI
Conlon. Bridge
Cofey. Elizabeth
Deyend. Mis-. Ann
Dederich. Miss Rachael y
DRv, bf7 iDuisn
Dasis. Miss Lucretia
Devoc, Mrs E!ila
Danny. WIDOW Bridget
Diei. Cgihariens
Damn Mis- Jnii6
Dyer, Mrs
Donnelly. Miss Rosanna
Down, Miss Mary "
Doyle. Mary
Durellc, Miss Lucy Jane
Disrnel, hiiss Elem
Bowling Miss F \
Duprat, Mrs Elizabeth
DulheldI, Mrs Clara
E.tSiaile. Miss 4 J!
Ewing, hliss Jane
Eastman. Miss Abby
Emery. Miss Mary Ann
Ferris, C1thariDc
Fdirchild, Mrs :
Fe1g-n, Hesar
Freeman, Mrs tGfeenwici
Francis, HRS viliag'
Lurmau. Polly
Foner, Mis-. Mary
Fowler, Miss Amelia
Fcsly, Catharine
Finegan, Bridge;
Fitzpatrick. Anne
Flynn. Sarah
Fulton, Mrs
Frost. Miss s !
Foster, Mrs Sarnl
Fox. Miss Sophia
lagiinr, Anne
GBllaghag, Ann
Gruy. Mira Emma
Gale. Mrs iiaIuei
Gahagau Mrs Eliza
Galway. Miss II
Garrison, Miss
Gale. Miss Sarah Am
Ga'lwGdet, Miss Deborah A
Graham. Miss Jnnnetie
CAIRNS, Mrs A VI
Gardner. Mrs Hester
Crrcuc, Mrs
Gnday. Mrs Bridget
Griffith, Mrs
Girardot, Madame
Oondhop, Mrs Jane
Gowdy, Mrs Mary a
Gwynn. Miss Elizabeth
Hageboon. Mrs Peter
Hnui"y. Ellen
linileiibulic. Margaret
Hazard. Mrs Julia A
Haipc. Mrs
Hart. Mrs Jane
Haskell, Mrs CHiharine
iiarlwcii, Mrs Eliza
Haistcad. Mrs
Henson, iirs Jane
ltubin, Anne
Highs. Miss Anne
Holiday, Eliza
Hillud, Miss Julia 4
Hume, Mrs Ellen
Hyit,no. Bridget
Hunt, Airs r.iina Ann
Nurd, Ann 4
Hitchcock, Miss Lucraiie II
Hitchcock, Miss c Augusta
Hoey. Miss Bridge,
Horton. Mrs Maria
Humphrey, Mrs C.
Hulch.ng.. Mrs
Horton. Nj 80 Harriet ii
Jerks. Mrs Cedar ~
Ialasun. Mrs Mary
Jones, Miss CaIharile
Ieuury, Miss Chrjstcua
JGd.on. Nj, Mary r.
Jones, Mrs (ErcadWW
lack, Miss DoruiiEg
Jones, Mrs Ninrcarc,
Jenkins, Nr, Thos /!
johnson, Miss Margaret 4
.lacoN. Mrs MARY
inups Mir. Mary Ann
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4 EDWARDS LESTER, A-aer7caa Consul al &C.
~ noe ali his f.iecds and correspondents 10
t9fTa.d astr communications IN through Hand IN
Ses Express. Ws-sr PrsPES CT hey VII 60, BE for.
NS'S@- C In
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FARNi FOR SALE.-Situate on the Road from
New Rochelle to White Plains about equ distant rom
each. containing 10 ACRES OF LAND. all OF which
l. Pow Land. excepting Ten Acres, which i Wood Land
The place is divided by lane, and l. laid out into con-
venienl lots cultivation All the fences ARE OF stone N
good order, and the ground in high state OF curauon
The buildings ali OF good character and IN order For
TERMS apply to 8 : KENYON, on the premises. or OF
daf J. ADRlANCF. 81 John-st Newly ORR
GA FARM FOR SALE.-A splendid farm for sale
~ in the huntington three miles from steamboat
landing Northport, ) miles from railroad NJ Deer
park consisting Of 80 so OF which covered win
wood The farm i beautifully situated and ina high stale
OF cultivation producing grain OF AL kinds The dwelling
outbuildugs al good Fruit OF all kinds and 100
grape full bearing. and The best OF water For par
icllars, inquire OF THOMAS McELRATH, Trbune-ohce'
LII ln,,t I'm,
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THE PILES

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIT UPHASrS
"a Internal Remedy or the Of Piles. The tsgeta6ls
Pie Eiecuary invented by DR.. A. Upham, distinguish
cd physician of Nrw-York city, IL The only really
ess remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint
.lir Piles. ever offered to the American public.
Tine Electuary contains Mnerl M,iicine. no i!oej.
Coioeyd a,aboge, other powerful and irritating purga
i've No fear OF taxing cold while under liz ntaencej no
change in diet necessary II taken according 10 directions
a cure for lite gtiarGn.tsd
ino.aer CerIdcle aidei to the hundreds that have NJ
reaGy been received Of the Efficacy OF Dr. uplamJ Flee
luary. NEw-YoRH, August -. 1916.
AcsIr Hyatt & Kctcian-Genis For several years past
have been troubled with Piles, very costive state Of
my complaint not being To disable me from
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
applied To physician for relief The Piles then being so
that allowed several operations 10 be- performed
without any benefit Determined after this to Try other
means, read advertisement of cure guaranteed 10y
the Of Dr. UphSms Eleculary | purchased thee
boxes At your store and from The use OF which found
myself entirely cured of the Piles and health much
improved. remain. Srs. your much indebted friend
The writer OF the above, from motives OF delcacy de-
clines having his name used authorizes refer
him show the original Certificate 10 those no may
doubt lts authenticity.
Another iaci relation to the efficacy Of Dr. UPhan's
Electuury PHILADELPHIA Sept Q, 1916.
D., Jpaan,-Dear Sir About five wears ago was az
aclcd with what called Chronic Dysentury have
suffered with since, md physicians have told me
that my liver was affected and that my bowels were ulcer
aied for blood and pas, attended with peculiarly pulrd
smell the frequent discharges. short iinc since
made yt.lt 10 Massachusetts, Ia hopes OF benehl from
change OF air but suffered more severely than ever before
While there offered TO me for go IN three
months. Happily in the midst OF Intense pain, occasion
ally relieved by audanlu, saw IN wrapper OF your
Elrctuary perfect description OF complaint together
with many certificates OF cures. Tins gave me great con-
fSence m the Medicine, and purchased box aud nine
doses of which has apparently cured me- and prepa
ed to say every thing favor reader any service
to humanity by subscribing TO It's merits.
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERCIVAL
No. 80 South SiXih-st
POprieors office 1856 Bowery. Sold Wholesale and 10
tail. by WYATT 4 KETcHAM. III Fulton-s- n. /. and
C. Stoane 49, Fulton 81. Brooklyn. Prtc" 81 Iy3 6m'
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OFFICE OF THE New-York Gas Light Company.
~ Oct l2th, lS+d-The President and Directors have
the capital slock OF TINS Company for the sx months
eEdiag Isl last payable 20 lie stockholders on and
after AiCEda. The q November next
The Transfer BOOK VII be closed from the 2i inst IN
IL ha, da.s- By order c. l. EJERlTT, Secretary.
,TI-
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o. FARM FOR SALE in the town OF Harrison.
S3 estcc~ter county, on the direct road from Rye To
49, White Plans-Ii miles from Rye. 1, from White
onecscontaning about 90 acres Buildings and fences
GOOD order Situation very fine and land m igh state
cultivation. For sc. apply 10 f. d. BROWN, so
Craud-SL or JOHN PALMER on the premises. c6 u
60 FOR StIE-A Farm OF 81 acres, IN the highest
a. state OF culivatiou-u; trees of all kinfsone mite
President Van Burens Buildings and fences new, with
cedar posts. Each lot we'll watered. Inquire of A B..
Vauderpoo No. So Furaiss Building, Nast or OF John
s. Voshurgh. ~ SoUl-st. or leo 2lstst slh !n'
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MEN FUN MEN Fun MEEN FUN

mEEN Jun MEEN FUN MEN FUN
'aE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring,
Identifying snd preserving The ccuP!e1or s,t rem
cer1ns Inc SKIN delicate, white. smooth and son
Aeea Fun Is Simply preparation OF Oriental herbs
snd riay be zsed VIII perfect s2ey for me Of all Gu
Aaeous disorders Among the nO=t prominent are Tan
Frcke Irsens5i- P-rs piralon. Botrhes Pnpez Spots
irr.-AI.oc- Coa-sensss- and variety Of Others
Io % lad wholesale Of he sole importers HOBBS co.
ais. SesYork EaG retail Of 81 rerpelie chemists
sad p-rfu-=rs n N-w-York aid throughout Inc tinted
Sis1e-- Il boxes. Prlc- s. and 90 eAer- 81 In.
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DE-. + HUMBERT'S ELECTRO MAGNETIC
RELrS. BANDS AND PLATES oder the most efficient
Dand cay method OF restoring healthy circulation 10
those paris ofhe human body whch have become the seat
OF disease, such rheumatism. SIN meek, sore throat Hcf
yous headache pain IN the side back or other par OF The
body Eud hey have failed give relief where
they have been applied they offered 10 the public hy
the particular desire Of those Who have been b-nened uy
the OF them AID they may be made 10 apply 10 any
external part OF lie body. those persons requiring any d
ference IN their construction viii please apply To the man
ufacurer. U. West. I'D Deialceyst where Erclro Mag
nets OF various descriptions Kept for sale
\. Bruises OF M improved Description made 10 II
easy, and warranted mol 20 nJure The spine OILS Ivy
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FALL ARRANGEMENT.

FALL ARRAWG EMENT.
~I1r~ PIONEER AND En- ayats-iII.Ilt
- - PRESS LINE s-za
Via Railroad and Canal
From Philadelphia TO Pittsburgh The above line Is BOW
in foil operation. Passengers leave Philadelphia e'tT
morning At o'clock in the best and most comlor'ae &C.
scriptiOn of for Harrisburg where they embark VI
lhe Packet Boat. -.
This Of the agreeable routes that to be s1o
IN the country The scenery the Susquehanna ana W
nian rivers Is unsurpassed for beauty and variety.
TT Office -, Ph,Lalteiphia. No M iI1tet-H.
Or Passengers should he careful pay their a'
In New York farther than Phade pha there 10 no per-
in that city authorized to sell tickets for this lins
4. 3. CUMMINGS, AgenL;
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MONTHLY REPORT Of number Of cases successfully
VI treated, and discharged entirely cured al DR..
WHEElER'S Opthalmic Dispensary, No. ~ Greenwich
=. gear the Battery.) NcS-Yorh.
Diseases cured and operations successfully performed
from the Let II september 10 The lsi o. October.
iniamed and sore eyes, Dimness OF sisht.........
from colds - Caaracts.
lnaamed from hereditary Access OF Tie
Injuries tn the eyes from
ETuptve affections. 10 accident
Egyptian ophtia!ma.... lncipient anaurost,-.....
Rheumatic do.......... tSyphutic eruption OF the
Etyslpe0.Ous do. .........li eyelid-.
Gocorieal do...-...., ) Films ana speck- u
re'- Pamphlets IN relation 10 Dr. NheeIers treatment
aud cures OF diseases OF the may he had gratis a! his
office. OH 81
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List OF Letters Remaining in the T. y. Post Oihce,
Saturday. October II;

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No.. .,5,.,.;s,A LADIES' LIST:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19

pE ORDER Of the Hon Charles II. Brauihali, Judge
I'D Of Albany County Courts OF the degree Of counselor
NJ law Notice Is hereby given that attachment has
issued against the A II. Burley Chas Surley,
COMPOSING the firm OF A. H. G. Buriey OF Chicago, ILL
sold Tor payment OF their debts unless they appear ana
discharge such attachment according to law within nine
mouths from he first publication of this notice, and that
the payment If any debts due TO them by residents OF this
STATE and the delivery TO them or their use OF any property
property by .hem forbidden by law anG sre void
Dated Albany. Sept. % 1916
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-19
.E~s~ slNDEpESDENT OPPOSITION,

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81 Through without York and
A-11~ Albany Line at p. M.-The steamer
BELLE Captain Samuel Schuyler, will Leave NcwYork
lor Albany every Monday "Wednesday and Friday, landing
Hammond 81 from the foot OF RobiusonsL The Bells
fitted up with splendid state-rooms aud Tor speed
fort and saey by any boat the Hudson
river Passengers taking the Belle Will arrive In Albany
in ample time for the morning East West and
packet boats North For freight passage Inquire
bonrd.