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That Mr. Jo.epf Sell i one % le worthy aad res
r,acah citizens In tie ~ Wudhaiu Greene Co and
HAT hs statement worthy OF universal confidence re-
fer 10 Dr. r. Camp. formerly ms family ihyslcian OF the
same place also Rev Aic Van Dyck, Rev Mr. hel.y
aud Res. Ezra Cook OF tbe same place. also, Rev. MI
Lull Coevulaas Lending: also, DR.. Charles Andru-
Pouehkrepsi- Dulcrs- Co.. also, Rev Arad Iakin, New
YORK city Paste! Of Second 81. Church
n B. Dr. Wa Price, C!arvoyanl PhSsciaR-ofi1e 5cj
Broomest resr Hudson Hours OF examination. 10 y
. Al o,o5p NJ OILS S.
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cLATgyOYhNT PHYSICIAN.

nR WM PRICE tClairvoyan physiciUul has fully test
Oed the reality Medical Clarvoyunc in dete mining
the cause anG nature internal diseases well n sdyi-
ing the proper medicine effect He may be cor
suited ri his Office sd BrOome,i EGdson from 10
A AZ an3 ~
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PREPARE FoR COLD WEATHER.

VIZ " =
ERASFR.S PATEST DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
ard waller ~ he boIiCtn. OF doors IS i.-ert into he
ivrs- AL o! h. door goes DOWN 10 liz ST. a. coses, and
lsLa Inc ~ . il oysus they he=lthy because
- -s,.. y .sri-eeI Jse are comfortable. because
i t.sp~ratur= gs-sd zcd the e-i lTs " IN IN a5J
crt OF he rsu.s. y ecunozcA f1lse mere u 10
5i5 ar 7t.i sc4 Of caGr-e fJzi require - keep
-zru1 Pre- = - PER door, WIKI ln-i.5ss EiEag IN
Ita--e,,--r-e BY JOHN FRASER
ansasn 10. ! Chsrhznl-sffsre Ne7S-fors-
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II THE TEACHERS AND Pupils ADVOCATE Is
cheap little paper published Monthly in Philadelphia
at % cents per Mrs. E Rea is Editor and it
may be obsined in this City OF Y. b. Palmer over The
Tribune Office. 1t seems 20 be filled with Wholesome
matter Gold Pen is offered premium for the best
composition by New.York pupil to appear in the No
vember number
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olse Com PaT'e-V : --,.-.------1.
SNITHS HoMEoPATRIC PHAR -S,is,I -:
- BroadIT-y corner q 5roorlJ i = n = %
ibc i,s,rn in An z5IJrree stEs u s1ase to supply
a-isrs and f.r1ish csses- &c &c - heretofore
Ea hss rsr,5ve3 70 The above number where nay pc
,,-5 fr-iS, 81 otner czses, ANA r-r1re afrca pia:
,- s,s rsns-aIssso..-eai CT medicines Il ne best Ca
Nv
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aKw-ToRK, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ~ 1916.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM oRzeos-The hide

ANOTHER ARRIVAL FROM UREGoS.-Ihe indie
pendence EEvostioT. OF the Sd inst says;
NJ. w 2. BonDey, Of Oxford, Ohio. arrived in our
town on Wednesday last from Oregon He lett Oregon
the 18th May and represents the people there as
being prosperous and generally well satisfied with he;r
homes. The elections 70 take place IN June
for members Of the Legislature Of Oregon and con
siderable interest felt 20 the result; The grand
question issue whether the sale Of ardent spirits
should be permitted IN ihe territory, not Quite
new question for IeTT country.
Mr. Bonney Brought in - letters for persons IL va.
rious parts Of The Union. principally from the Oregon
and California enigrants who started the present year
lie say the enigrants he were generally healthy
and in good SPIRIT and their teams looking well lie
met 80 WAGONS bis route in. some were going 70
Oregon ard some 20 California The cnigrsuis 70 the
points above named separated independence Rock
the .2-h July last GOV BOggs went Oregon in con
sequence Of the Mormon emigration California Nh
Bonney robbed on is way in By the indians Of hi.
horses provisions snd clothing and Travelled s6ou; -
miles on foot and alone, when be overtaken by Mr.
Sub-.te & Co. and taken Fort Laramie. Mr.. Borney
j. now his way 70 Ohio, where nc resides
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SELECT SCHOOL OF Twenty-Five Young Cen
- tea n-In thc SNteerilsi Church. near the Eighth
arenUc. II. L. MYRICK. PRINCIPAL assisted by eminent
Cn-sca and French masters. Terms for boys under II
YEARS OF age eleven years Sl@, including IHsuc-
ton in any NJ tie English studies, with The Greek aud La
tin languages II required. IS SaEv5v-
CCHOOIs.-Henr-Iead seminary liac Boarding School.
tCHcmrsteai l. - uiii-- from the City, branch Of
the L. l. Railroad. The Winter term vii commence 81 #
November Circulars at Chsuheriius, 81 CedIr-st The
principal this month al Broadway.
of 2ri.ods y DUNN. A. ". Principal
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~ The Lafayette Fusiers, Capt, ]. Wilson.
GU, yesterday for inspection and made very tine
appearance. amer marching through some OF the prn-
cipal streets they proceeded the Battery and by
vitaton from the Board of Managers visited the Fair.
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G6oois.
I,HE ARR OF nANCTNf:. yyALTzING. Xr

II aKI NALILINts, 1c.
Mr. ". WHALE AND DAUGHTER resp-ctfg.Iiy
inform Ladies and Gentlemen Of NeTo and Brook.
yn their classes u He elegant Accomplishment: OF
Dancing, Waiting, Polka, L. n ali itei- various
styles, eroE- the beautiful end popular ReOva
danced in the LONDON and Paris Saloons. xii commence
for ne season a. Their -ooul=. CONSTITUTION HILL
$50 g-UsGway OF ESDAY. October 18Th, and az GOTH
&c HALL. BTooklyn. adGns-st- October f2Ih Days O,
Tuition n B-osdErsy foT yo-g ses AID gentlemen III
der X, e-ery Tesiay and Saturday Afternoons Al s zad
for Inc elder class q! gentlemen q; 5 - ts -veu.aF.
Days Of Tui-i5s n Bsook-i or g511r aides A.. r-n-
eraen under i. evrJ Meaday aerzooa q ?. aid SAur
Gay morning r-Pa-r g. Gen;ie1eu's c.sss .iouia7
evenings -sr'11.5c--- 4; s.
Mc-rag ,slssse- Tor a=;Tucnr tie eie- eazs G: L.es
in the Hazourss Mlusfs " -zs-, !.eoN, -is AT ,ir
Private Academy, commencing a iAA. " For tera.-
please inquire ao=e Circg-Er- x particulars ready
70 had allow fn- tfi- BrOoSyl Stores
TUESDAY SEafl-MONTHLY soiREES vii con-
sencs November l. Subscription 'ir The PE-
pils Tot CHARGED for tie S0re-s. Las tickets had
Only Of Mr. ". Raes respecting the sdniss:on Ladies
- The SOirees VII b. strictly enforced e. on former
sio1s.
Academies Schools and Private Clas-esFF te attended
20 By Mr.. w nd Daughter All also al her Academy.
So ef-tlf
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ITALIAN EVENING CLASS

SIGNOR >s.CCHl Dr. CAsAi.l. Professor of the tai
- iaa Language and Literature in the Ringers Feua.
Institute and the Brooklyn Female Acadc1. j. about 10
commence italian Eveung Class al No. tl6 leCuards.
for gentlemen. H. method ,ora and heoTeiicai,i hH- NJ
ready. in short time formed sole GOOD Italian choars.
Terms SO quarter advGHce. The e-sons VIII begin
Oct. 10Th.
He has also Evening Italian Class IN Brooklyn at Mr..
MOBILES school, IN Clinionst No SO Apply at the book
store OF Mcssrs GATES X STEDMAN, cor. Beekman
and Nassau or b. note through the Post Office
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d. TovxsExo- YcH remember thai when obtained J
bottle Of yor Sarsapaila and promised If It effected
cue 10 NV. you certificate. am happy - nave II IN
nv pogver TO return he fayor lad been sofcEy afflicted
=. cOud neither eat sleep nor walk. II would be i'm
possible for ne 20 describe the pf and .gouy endured
,-.rd A number u remedies without beng b..neated
g-u4,nar who Knows the q1ars Of year 5a.sapar1lia
Induced me 10 TT hottie did and, 70 NY gfra,
s,t,y .urut II IN f,v days effected perfect cure:
am are ircYeduous invite them 20 cali On ne, and
pr5rse 70 satisfy .len OF Toe truth II the ADORE.
IRA GooRRET, No. Liberty-st
.4..r- Mrrrh &c lz4i
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DRINTING INk ManufaeLo.y.-7

DRINTING I'M Manuactory.-Tne Subscriber
L has recently introduced steam power and improved
machinery nanufaeiory which enables him 70 far
nish his customers with very superior arre Printers
aud merchants may have orders for Printers Ins will
ind Them promptly executed al moderate price, sno MAJ
OF Interchangeable color. The subscriber i.uHiacnes las
various COLOR rel, Que, green &c ORDERS d.
recisd to lis ury - Fruul-.t between Monty
efy and Goyeiasur through the Dispatch Post, VII DC
giuctuly attended Tht- payer has been printed ~
Ms onrN ". GEORGE MATnER.
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m - ~ u an G5sf
Shrewsbury y. J. hours sail from foot o. Veseyst ~
Y per steamer 2dwin Lewis, coaars Comprehensive
English and Classical Education. ihciHdi1g the French
German Spanish, Ilaiisn and Mathematics in al their
branches REGULAR Lectures delivered Nof- Phi
o-opnv ard Manners in SociHi Lie. Zoology. Eoiaay
Miu-rsioey, Chem-iFT, Nltnrsi Philosophy aud Univer
-. History. Tie Winter Session eoprh7 LIST November
TEENs=5 per session Of ., Weeks Fay able II advance
20 extra charges. t-lyh pup furnishes his own bed
Circulars ur9ishe and information given ct 1871 Nassau
81 y Y 80 leleodWSSN-
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MEEN FUN MEEN FUN! MEEN FUN!

TINE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder for restoring,
Identifying and preserving the complexion, and rem
deriug the skin de!icaely white, smooth Gnd son
Meeu Fun ia simply preparation OF Oriental herbs,
may be used with perfect safety for the cure of all GU
r,neous disorders. Among the prominen; are Tan,
Freckes nscusibe Pers paiOn, Botches Pimpes spots,
Irritation, Commences, and variety OF others
To be had wholesale of The sole importers HOBBS CO.
WalsL NewYork and retail of ali respectable chemists
and perfumers in Sew-York and thTopghou the United
States in boxes. Price SIS and 6s each. s2s In
BLANKETS. LINENS, and House Keeping Arii-
u cles-A ARNOLD X co. 81 CAnal-st have now In
store fun OF the above goods, consisting Of -
Linens heavy heavy and tine Fronting, nianuiac-
tured expressly for their family trade
"a - and - inch Pillow Linen
81 g. II and - Barrsley and Irish Sheetng
Double Damask Table Cloths, from "a TO yards long.
Napkins ana Doyes TO match
g. :, g and lol Table Daml>k ana Diaper.
Brown ard Bleached HuckHhAck and Diaper Towellngs
Long Lawns Birds-eye Diaper. Crumb Cloths, En-
hnssed and Printed Table Covers
loi 10 and 1874 Imperial and Toilet Quilts, cradle size
do. Coorcd and White Toilet Covers.
Bankels-Baih * Whitney S, q. To- IL L. Is and Iii
~ Oh.
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~ A Policeman informs us that the average
number Of Omnbuses passing Madenlane in minute
is four We got into one once al Wals, which didn't
pass Maiden.lane in over twenty minutes
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CITY ITEMS.

To- Our funniest of friends, Robinson, has IS
sued another political caricature which he calls the
Triumphal Entry of his X-Xcelency and the Old White
Horse and Suite
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= 1,,1n,,,.rrpDS I'M BTTIDERS-SeaIed

no CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS-sealed
Proposals eii b. received uatil The tih Ocoeer ih-'-
for building wooden fence % erio, Eocct ihfs se,s-
OF tie Catholic Cemetery ~ b1snics- Long tsiaIS p
longing 10 8 Ps;ricE's CAinearsl, Sea-1 ORR
Specifications Of me cd Se so So props4l- Ie
celved Tie CT john Nes'---'e''i is Do q
New-Yo-E- -. -;
TIE conlraei VII be en L he lo7vs' competent s.''-
mate Sev-YOrk. Ism 0c- lsi1- % =
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BURGLARY.-The stable No. 90 Sixth.st. occu
pied BY William Johnson, broken open last night
and about $500 in pennies stolen then thereirom.
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<, BARK EIs, ISL Grand-s,- has just opened ~
-. STOCK OF Dry Goods, adapted TO the Fall trade
consisting Of Silks, Shaws Merinoes Cashneres NJ De
lanes &c 10 which would invite the attention OF pur
chass,s sli II
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AE,ary. March &c, 1915

Dr. ToxxsEsD-DeGr sr- BY wife last Fall =,
lacked win fever, AID ;ook large guzniines Of
co-I; With this enc cangHt =ioien. cotc and vas coz
fn-c 70 her about onls. When Inc le'e. -
her she attacked With distressing paira tey wee
sc.elnes t.d NJ. REX znf Shoulders lse shr -
almost distracted. could nosilpg n feitye li ~
We red your SzrsaparilIa hich. wien Fe
ciatef. cured hsr We fi under os!tgaios " p1S
srznosl-dse Il, that o:ers sTsit pi-tl - - ~
cE.o and eFecrlzl ren-iy. Sac sd <Vsr we f.' y
- So, ..f ~. -, troubled vt1 ssTsre Easn Y
Inc head and neck 'oN-' -
Dan5el-sf. AI6asy, April g, Isiz
pr.r,ipaI oasc- is FGit0u-s- Sew-Yors, ane ~,
stI.. parsr. aIiI4ay. Agents. for Bos;cr, Esoalng
80 S1S ssse--e Dr. Dyod Son, iS2 soSh SecoEdst
$500, ~ : Hazes Draggisi, EsInmor-- r u.
80 tSlrEest0n- Joha Virgin Co. Se7Eof lea1s, l5Z
---r-ssc AID BIZ The principal DFIgglsts throughout
~ i--f-. stsr-s v est Iraes and Caozaa
Sscc gergne except pa Gp n lise -re square hotties
$50. Of ! p -TOWgsEyD, aid III. name blown Ia tho
-;,ss .i7 siav2uThSaTu-
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Gronns of the Wounded.
From lhe Pennsyivanian.


"1'IE RESULT ~ PENSsYLvASrA-As the news frn-n
the different Counties Of tins state of the Election
Tuesday - gradually received all parties amazed
the Democrats az their almost UNMARRIED bad luck and
the Wings at Of which they mad nc-er dream
ed. There is no merit in denying defeat so OYER.
whelning however il may have been produced Some
OF cur strongest Counties have been swayei from their
propriety others have given majorities part
the Democratic ticket; have voted most of the
Wing ticket but Canal Commissioner: others have
made the Canal Commissioner the prominen. obec: Of
their opposition. There is hardly snge County. yet
heard from, in which be said to hold our own
save Philadelphia County. This is the condition OF
things as 1t now occurs 10 US, and It ia this Which gives
to our opponents sufficient inducernent for exuta:ion
Extract from Loco letter the Pennsylvania dated
HoLLYDAYsBrncH Blair Co Election night; ] PM
Providence has smiled on In Frankstown town
ship 80 Wings stood on the river bank swollen by the
rain and like the Niger In the song they come TO de
creek and couldn't get across The vote in Allegheny
township, it is said will not reach 300 Frankstown
should have given 200 against The Whz5 arc down
in the mouth
70 THE KEicEERBocKER MAGhzIyE for Octo.
Der promptly out and excellent number it is
with nineteen Original Papers exclusive Of the Lit
erary Notices and Editors Table crowded with
than its usual number and variety of dishes
We have Magazine thoroughly Teada5ess the Knick
crbocker The Concordia Ca) In,clligencer hits its
characteristics exactly:
we never write notice Of Cd Kniel'' until we
have heard his story out-read him through from
TO cover. We treat him alone. of all the Monthes,
bosom friend when he to who has a
former occasion won our confidence; and we make no
reserve when we open his budget in dcvotipg much
time TO him as nc may please to demand OF US lnva-
riaby do we find our sTmpathes appreciated and our
attention rewarded by the aurcments Of that stream OF
letter human nature at which he invites 10 drink
each successive visit. His articles not only brighten
the phases of life which they dwell hut The bcncvo
lcncc and skill which give them their peculiar at
traction enable land IL high desire) form an
exalted opinion of ourselves We confident that we
far better race, humans, Mexican. included,
after going through number of the Knckbocker than
are usually inclined believe finishing peri.
odicals few of which let here remark seem think
that kindly nature is browning virtue in Magazine.
The present number will sustain this high praise. |,
has several articles which have been cxceled in in
tereet and sp;ri, by those Of any previous issue.
s-gP THE TEACHERS AND Prpr1s' ADVOCATE Is
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gellcral Notifcs.
~ September Report OF the Mutual Life In
surnnce Company OF New-Iork. No IS w all-st-Ths
nj


SAa'i- HArN4Y, Secretary.
MiSrURS Posi- " p Physic 5n4 Broadway. Of
- Aiwood's Celebrated Empire COnk stoves.
These Stoves w1rHnled usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited examine them before purchas
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail by ickok Co 2Ss
Waer-st So 3meodos
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~" Water Cure Uouse.-hIrs II. 5. Cove contin.
10 receive patients al her house, Oil TeD-st New
York
Mrs G. n.o visits ladies and chicn their homes snd
gives directions fer the application OF Water Cure $50
70 Prarticnl PhTcnolGgi-ts and Publisher
fOWLERS & WELLS, l5l Nassaust Ot;ice hours from
O'Clock 4. NJ 10 10 p. 81 jy.a Sm'
to Il, j. Coleman, Exchange Broker. No So
Walst Newly ork. Uncurrent Money bought and sold
gold md silver exchanged and dra collected ~ n
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4 >
L Youkers " Y-The winter term OF the Locust Vii
School will commence on Monday, the ID OF November
Circulars anu iiar nJrnA.o may e sd az Rev Dr.
Snoisrass, 75g Broadway; Of Il. ". Townsend ESQ. "a
Cedar; of Dr. O P Wes los Nrntl-avcuus, and ut the
Bookstore of Gales / Siedmar. i55 Nassau.
oI2 3yv C W. FRANCIS, Principal
PREPARATORY SCHOOL n aIDDLEroWN,
4 Conu.-The Winter Session q - weeks Will CON.
lnence Nor 9Th Circulars aud minute information Of
Rev. II. CHASE. - Markets.. o2 I'M D. II. CHASE.
ID p. JESIiS'5 Select Schoo for Boys 672 Broadway,
H. neary oppo-iIe Bond-sp viii open on Tuesdey,
the 81 of Septpiubar gu27 II
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New.Yors. April ssh, iS'6.

Dr. TowSsg>o: make the following statement, IN or
der express gratitude 70 YOU. aud 20 recommend
ycur SaTsNpaTa. and your Compound Extract OF Sarsa
para. those VITO unfortunate 10 have Lung
Complaints CONSUMPTION. While ceSlGus IA The South
wears HgoI had long and severe -lcAnc.s. which,
with subsequent exposure, very materially injured my ecn-
siiuton being able however. much " the tune 70 work.
ahous 20 my lungs Were affected ani | had cough tor
Tie wear grew much worse, and the ast WIu1r
ctlghI cold The pain wy breast. distress IN
breathing ard coughing very much increased | took a
number popular remedies tor Consumption, bur they
fnl,l TO relieve Al last was cuuhucd To ruou
and bad with the Consumption that dld NOT eN
p.ct long sent 10 Marcus D. Moore. who
;hr Ot Lydiu- and Grand rt- tNho vii
confirm This -talcuantl aud made disposition ui my
property few days ner th-. friend seat you 10 see
m YOU oriered bottle o. 5our Extract " Sarsaparlla
took according your directions, aud Immediately
felt r.eved-rly pam gradually len mel soou brcahed
freely-my hacking cough suD,,deil rHised easily and
slept sound!y-iii establishment and delight. when
bad taken tle Vf The bottle able, You sell
remember walk from Ferry u Beavrrt to caiain
have AXE u. AMI about my business,
although u than months since commenced
with your uedclaes-and thankful the Lord that
induced Try tcri SAM II. STUART, n Ferry-st
Albany. May 10Th. 1914.
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patsnt aleoieines.
4 TOWNSHIPS COMPOUND

DG. TOWNSHIPS COAEOONp
ENTRACT OF SkRSAPARTLLA.-Th;s ES;-se; IS PCT
Lap II quart sos.ie-;I .t< earcT p'eesa1ter sa
warranted superior say sod It diseases without
:es.tay, Fsrste, siesr-s S6,lGs the pa;sa,, and
u particularly sasp;ed o5a
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
The great beauty Nrd superiority CT ihis S1rsapsrts
al other rcu;ies Is ,Sh- il ersdieaies
irv;sorafes The body,
CON PTIoN CURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN
CONSUMPTION CAN CCSEa.
S-snesisis CgaruFt.Jr !rse- CsHIFrai Colds, Coughs
Cu.1yri. .is.sRlz, SvitfHg 9f Nod. Sosrtev
c5ss! fiecsic fli.SA, N;sIt Ssyta-s, plseat
rref4sc E,rTcctor..'l5H. alai Pam - tx SIDE,
s7. Axe aud q C4rrtL
Probably there never remedy that has been
cs>s:J IN desperate OF Consumption a. this Il
cI.s AMI strengthens TIE system srd appears IL heal
the ulcers on lungs, snd Inc patients gradually reesin
their uss:a health sGd Strength
READ THE PROOF
Or TOWNSEND. lad beer sii.ctec Tor months By n
dry dacAins cough ess; rased great Quantities OF
bad mailer anG experienced pain n my ict side,
accompanied with distress my unsSuy cuGEh very
mach increased. Hnd hzd cold uiGitsSeai> Leaning
hal remedy for such cases, concluded 10 Try
purchased Dots ~ your Extract Of Sarsapari!ia
before lad finished tUSaS IL, nay cough. raising Snd e
PAIN nv side len and have TegNinei my gene
health Believing your medicine 10 he very valuable
one cheertIly recommend il ;bose who similarly
situated found The meiicne ?.easSn, To the iasie ami
strengthening 10 the body.
w1l. IL McNINSrRY. 81 Grand-sl
<syr.YorS ADril llIh. iS.S
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RY 4 YOUNG MAN who produce the bes, o.
Deity and country references situation in wholesale
grocery store, and bring large amount OF trade trom
the country and write good hand. Salary not 50
much OF an object as permanent, employment Address
q. T. r2ji Bowrry. OLD ~
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THE EATGNTON-N PUsytectlic Iu-liu

Academies Schools. ard Private CassesrF IL s al;eaded
20 By Mr.. w a-G Daughter All also her Academy
SO SIxth-a=eaue- :. istpif
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Gentleman and his Wife can he ac-
I'D cOmnodsted with second story room and board also
gentlemen san be accommodated with peas-
ant single aud board Ct l1S Fulton-s ow doors
OF Broadway, opposite 81 Pnnls Church Yard Re-
C.r.nres exchanged ol2 Sc
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DOARDISa:.-A genilcnanaand hs wife, or Two ain
ID Gle gentlemen can be accommodated with third
story room at 63 Murayst opposite Colege-paec
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NEANTED-Sy respectable Soaag Woaian, siius-
w 10 the general Homework Ola private family
References from hes last place, where she Is al liz
orchari.sL ole 81
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TOOk.-Wa by Il respectable middleaged Amer
~ Woman. situation 10 cook and assist In washing
ironing The of city references given. Apply al
u lOih.sl between 5lh aud 6Ih avenues- ole ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-17

~ family teach twice three tines In the siternoon
and evening children, in all OF the following Ian
gunges such Latin French and German and possible
IN Music The charges be moderate. For psrticu.
lars address Mr. Chas II. Ring Chemist, corner Brood
MAY and Iohn. O No q WhlteHst Ole So
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RARE CHANCE-Laie $50 BEoadwsy-Agen,s
are wanted undertake the sals OF new and useful
patented article that be sold every family IN the
Union To men of re.pectabily and business habits
guaranty OF $500 per viii be given All stisrs
must be post psd. Apply TO
ol2 I'm. L. ALDEN III tutonss NJ 4.
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Boarding. and 6otels.
MRs ANGELINA BROWN

DOtRD-One or two gentlemen and their wives and
DIwo single gentlemen may obtain board and suitable
counodous with private family The situation 10
pleasant Tho eghborncd quiet and respectable and
al In the immediate vicinity OF the Broadway Stages and
the Harlem cars being In Em-st between Broome and
GRAND Apnly nj I16 f.m.st o5 Inn
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coo REWARD.-Lost, on Tuesday afternoon, tha
;1sU 18th in the coming from Mortistown,c Jersey
Guy Pocket Bons containing $3.50 to $50 IN bank bus
and gold pieces ANY person finding the same, Will re-
ceive the reward by leaving al Gaun Derrick
sons Ii9 South. st Newfok, or ~ the subscriber, t
Morris,own n J In Messrs. voorhees, Co.'s stors.
InsEpu AIESANnERS.