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FOR SALE,
"A A THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street between
i'm the I'd and Sd ayues 1t is well finished and replete
with the latest uprovem including kitchen range
sink, Geld and baths closets &c Italian
Bile manels throughout the house, court yard Of Is feet in
front with verandh French Windows The house
OF OF houses the south side Of the For
further particulars apply to WISE SONS,
dI3 Inns 172 Pearl 1t
~ FOR sALE-A firm OF ffty-two acres, most de-
town. n j. oe%p1i.'ns s a'f handsoms 0e eonmodioa:
dwelling house fitted with marble mantes and every
nience for respectable family the whole, including gar
deners house, barns, house. and other buildngs
substantial state Of repair the orchard contains twenty
Of choice fruit trees.
The easy from New York either by the various
from Jersey City the ferry Exabethport, whence rail
road within hundred yards Of the house, renders
this property very valuable those doing business in this
for three on bond and mortgage at Gye per cent
Also, for sale, dwelling house in Warrington
u1R m
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TO THE LADIES.

AIDES, fyou will peep into 500 Broadway, well known
a. the Premium Store, you will be astonished the
bargains of Fancy Articles sold there They consist
q splendid assortment q fancy dress Cap. and Head
Dresses, style Of Chmmases and Collars ALSO
Mourning Of every description together with assortment
Dresser for ladies' French Embroderes Laces
ces mention Ladies wanting articles
for the HOLIDAYS will do well call 500 Broadway, nearly
opposite Nblos, where great variety Of French Goods
eau be had at the lswest market prices d5 3wsr
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ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
REDUCED PRICES.


ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS.
REDUCED PRICES.
pEcIRE2 TO cIs OUR EsTABH
tea,ou aud enlargement Of premises Nos $50 and he
p,opo.s 70 msL: reduction in prices
Aynas in sss .sts: will :: S:ssa
W. III are ed 70 bSy ~ %
be assured by this that have ds rmnsd
:sss % ~ W. ~
Glass Ware Porcelain sa Dressing Cases Desfs or any
description Of goods we import will find greatly to their
en- packet. S. James Gaaasor Albany. sivis Dc Grass.
anu Louis rn''''' FORTY CASES.
comprising the latest and most elegnn, Novelties that have
been prepared for II sidsy; tSUiSe and Eth.
Do snr a5s and eco Brosdway.
TO THOSE WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
DrNos 81 srE EcSssSMHs rs' 3r RINGS uN
~ APPRo ACHABLE vERBENA CREAM. for Shaving
&: s q e. sd @
i fully sGnssd:d By those who hnGw h;,
ssd .fp ss m: al: and
Ses;,i "a
for SALE Wholesale and retail and 0 Il RfS
dII imsr isa Broadway, corner Of John street.
HOWARD HOTEL. 9th Dee is1s.
have ssssys:s during r. 3: sSss. Wen
the s.me with the .ssumnee that tey mean to conSue
their eIericns to deserve the 2uble favor by constant at
tsnon all times to the comfort and convenience Of their
do iwsr THOMAS & WHITE.
DR.. KELLINGEn s
a. INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted
'is: s'S ike 81 aaas AZ
soa eSoi h:a T DE
shtfs It's odor and favor at universally acknowledged
fss . cent. per So,iis ''''' '''' 'A' ' ''''
and Chatham he H. oe: CIV Hail ai
BIRD STORE,
$50 Broadroay, one door from Chambers street
Vgserpdon:, Fancy Cages, with a variety Of, and
s, ..d Ba rsi pn0e e rj;yfH Invited
10 LONG BREED CANAKiEs. and cage birds from
ladies' IS" and Gentlemen to look n UPON S%. =,
be gd no. s.aa H: e,n 81 Sr
He such eaDpo! other e.tablishpeat the
*: G4o. e. 81 sss 81 &. ns S
as' Colo I'd .
III 10 Tss fs;: :s
ccu,,ssty reeevns fancy Doss and Birds Of all
CO im.rh 49, ARCHY oRIEvE
q ROBERTSON. Halter, formerly Of 1903 Fulton
s ss 'i s. yoa. .'' ~ ana
PLUNKETT 4 PARDESSUS
u HAVE REMOVED their Metropolitan Hat and Cap
srest where they will coutnue cell srtclss equal
those Of other establishment, the following redneed
-rra. s :f Ill.,. $. .,-mo. s. Er. .ss
i;;-cosh cap'...... is'-ol'':sd Caps.
q . $3.50. . $500. uRs
All other articles at equally low prices.
jules Puskeu Rene Psrdessus respectfully request
Of the kind patronage with which, hey have
hitherto brcn favored. H1msw
MRS. ZEGLIO.
NO 6J DIVISION STREET.
~. WILL open large sssortmsnt OF saris millinery,
SO Bonnets She will offer for inspection choice
Of Fall goods comprising silks, satins, plain and
cut veivea, &C. &c, which being selected with good
purchasers
Merchants and millipers from the country. wanting mster
ais and patterns, weuld knd thar interest 70 call beior
pJffhSs s . es gsseh fIs;b the style the s wes
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MRS. ZEGLIO.
No CT DIVISION STREET.

NO. % DIVISION bIHEEI y.
- WILL open large assortment OF Paris millinery,
tS) Bonnets &c She will Offer for inspection choice
stoc Of Fall goods comprising silks, sa9s, plain and
cut veivsts Ge &c, which being selected with good
purchasers.
Merchants and mjpen from the country, wanting msteri
ais and patterns, weald 6nd IL thar interest 70 call beo
pYfshsslng re geeck fresh the style the sfeM weie
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FREE CON ERTS,
COMBINING
SELECT FREE AND EASY,

Every Evening, at he stag Hoisl, IS Mercer street,
betpeen Hotcard and Grand.
yOCALIsTs;
p! To Commence m p 3, ssps. snf oeoe
UNPARALLELED PHENOMENA.
"a SSs:s:':: y':sssi %
and ss,STa.y o. the present SSs.a s1
dsnse sFtatic grave mrthfdI musical mysterious and
Tickets admitting lady and xenleman) as cents
AMERICAN ART UNION.
DISTRIBUTION OF pa Win !sa Rtsi%si, @
h a. , The h
the lsS Instant !. seven O'clock sei..iy
dali. .sa:s i T,. Do.
l. member 9s q orb q. Union entitled
pIves The b. S SSs1sS .nD's s1
Hnsess paias large cost: .nsvns
g. %s% &.
tnre ,e:dert artist. which are publicly d:';
December! The lab.err,op Book !. now open a the
nee Oh cnaise anu open '''A ~ '"' dii7hs.rc
LAST WEEK OF THE LANDING OF
COLUMBUS!
TINE EXHIBITION OF this National Painting will posi-
and Leonard streets ADMISSION - cents
50 cents. MI -m,.-
r AFAYETTE FysIlEtRs BALL-Ths first aIs, Grand I'D
the 22d December Rsthbuns hotel The ball room one
Of the largest the city and every pains wii Dc oy
Mr. Rsthbun have the best Ball given IN this CITY tn,
season The Boston Tigers and the New Haven "sys wi"
T;siets can be had 23 and 7n Broadway and :. the
bofeI aI5 ot--n
TNOURTH ANNUAL BALL OF Washngtoo Lodge, No
T. IT, A. o. D., will take place At the Coliseum, on mon
day Evening" Dee 18th. 1896 Dodworhs celebrated Band
fsssn s. can Be oSinsd Of either Of the following
mttee Cohen, 20 Grand street H. Spiel &3 BayAfa
street j. Anyon lis Fulton st.; Chapman DIVISION st.
g. ). Nursst, IS Eishsh Avenue: Dr. Burnett i6s Bay
St; T. Lane, Greenwich ST.; Harris, corne! fsari
and franklin W. Frshwater, M oolseyh Sugar Horss
Montgomery st oyNue
A RARE CHANCE.
GENTS are wanted to undertake the sale OF new md
"A useful patented article, that can be sold 70 every my
guarantee Of $500 per snnum win Be svs1 fESsyS
No III Fultos st, New ,I cr5S,
All letters must be post paid. ms In III
UNION COURSE, L. !.
Gl&AAs3 49,
Il oeicci r. M-to 20 as they p'ease-o"e m''e ''a :"
I.,,e wGsdr.tI .s"s' { Sy,I hSsa' Boy.
a AZ =, .s Of $40 for PAGERS in hsmessmiie hest'-
O'"''" Mr. Cosvay enters r. Smoker,
j. Lane enters bl :. :, B', &C v nnes Maid
dis Hsrh
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
JOHNSON,a TOOTHACHE OROpS

LOB CAKPETING. I65
CARPETIN9. CARPETING, CARPETING, selling of
~ az reduced rates, the fall stock consisting Of
5000 yards three ply super6ne, ex fine and common
5000 yards -. x, and X yard. venetian. Is
$3.50 yards heavy oil cloths ................ s. IS
$50 pair fine French and common Window Shades g. $40
Together with large assortment Of Rugs, Door Mats,
STAIR Rods, Table Covers, &c. &c.
WIN. McGRORTY,
l3 Chatham street, LIST store above the Theatre.
N. B.--20 pieces heavy superfne English Drugg IT'S
latest styles just received ship Gladiaor from Liver
pool. di2 9tsis rrc
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~ O1N HEHl111V, NOIIOE 1IIo
GENTLEMEN. il need nrt be a of trouble you
~ any longer TO know where you 60 snd get your
and az we'll Cd and with new
Cu Collars Lniggs Buttons and Straps for litds money,
all done for the ensuing Hodays without
o mt psss CIV: me ,s ma Ne mote
for 81 Con s. 81 warranted to 6t 0b.,rys the
Der is 81 Murray street. A. CORTlaOS.
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n OST-A Pear Shaped Diamond. (slightly on color,
- weighing about two carats, mounted a pin, with
small At foot Of The being valued las
scic by its above incrinsic worth, reward
One Hundred and Fifty Dollars will be paid for is dc
BALL, TOMPKlNs & BLACK. 1871 Broadway.
de- il If re
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DIR. KELLINGEn 8

DIX. kEILINGEN ,
A. INFALLIBLE LINIMENT is warranted to
42I \cure and ulcers OF every nature in q few
days IL acts like magic in removing rheumatism,
blious choc dIarrhos he. IL taken. IL 10 perfectly de-
ighul its odo and flavor at IL universally
Price 50 cents per bottle.
Sold 30 John Bowery and Broome Sd
and 10th yerees drug DR.. BurIett Doyer
and Chatham, and the H. II. ONCE, City Hall ME lmsrc
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ERVALENTA.
THE undersigned have received fresh supply q Lr
velents put in pound PACKAGES which they onef to
DELLUC CO.,
Apothecaries and Chemists,
Sole Suecessou to Place Southland,
nal 1msrh No Park Row, and SCI Broadway.
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SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING

fcongratuation the citizens New Yorl
and 70 strangers particularly that the orgns
Saah Tailoring Establishment Of Wall
broadway they be obtain aud all the
tner may IeqaIre AZ the shortest noice Of the
that will compefs. the An excel
assortment Of over Cosr. ready made from waterproof De-
vonshre kersey French Castor Beaver English Tive &c
al OF WHICH are got mp IN style not 70 be eEeeed BY
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may be interesting TO very large well some
small people, know where they find
Of the latest STYLE varying from the OF three hun
dred che boy OF years. wths complete assortment ofEen
tee ready made clothing, adapted to the Call
BOU9HTON < KNAPP,
Dc cod tee 80 Maiden Lane.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.
MRS. FLYNN'S BENEFIT.
Tuesday, December 18th. 1886.
Grand Spectacle of THE MAN OF TIE MOUNTAIN.
49, The Petite comedy Of TWO FRIENDs.
Ambrose 80. for this night only Mr. Flynn.
A new Nautical drama entitled
OLD lRONSlDES.
Captain Stewart. .......... Mr.. W. Marshall.
Avar,ety Of ginx-Danciug by la petite Lemee p
4 2ia&r
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LAST WEEK OF THE LANDING OF
COT1IMRTTSi

A KAKE CHANCE.
GENTS wanted to undertake the sale OF new ard
"A useful patented article, that can be sold 70 every
guarantee Of $500 snnum will be sivsn AEpiy
No. III Fultor 81, New forf
An t..,.,. Mans, n. ma, n,,d 90 ms Imsrh
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VOLUNTEERS FOR MEXICO.


THE Advertiser having been prop letter Of several Of IN,
hotels this for he last eighteen years
spew DESTROYS taking charge Of some rs clas
hotel He wsud have objection the mana
Of for limited time For farther information I'D
d,ess B. to the OF Mr.. Jas II. Page Globe Hotel N
York dIl Cts re
Democratic banner., 1846-04-18

nothing for men InIcei, / am inclined 10 tiliuk
from sunIr, indications, that the ccur,a [ SUI
igeNt will result, probably, nos only in the nomi-
nation OF Il north side candidate. iut crri. ir!y in
hnitin& and htrmonizine all i!l-iulcsd scciiors!
ijcai,Islcs ant hcart-lurnings-,yi's Which you
wouil:cel ar,l lament long a~ttcrtic ncat election
has plssrILy.
Severed candidates, ! have asruiainr1. arc
looking forward TO the chances of the rcxt elcc-
ton. You AZ" Bibliornlist enough To know that
"when the Saints came up TO worship, Satan c2nIt
up with thcn!." | DO not speak irr2yur,ntly
when | apply this idea 10 the position u yc,r
Congressional canvass, for | see plainly int
Will" :IIr Democrats atr getting rcaiy 10 81. "a,
With each ":i'cr on the GrDuI! tai one Lclan"s
10 the north size and another +, the suutl sic of
ii!'c turhid Missouri. = Wing candidate : r.. =
Ing 70 '%ScmriiIy the nursery lesson, while
The i.:an nj tie Unicorn ar filling
or tx - Ma.
U2jmaIs The litle Dog and h:,oe:s il IL.
In c"n"iasi"n. therefore. lei ne Lggny fellow
t'riHar IS, Ct Your district. 10 lock ii ali sizes #
the question "!.,h IS SNOW a~aitAti&g yovr rats
to It rom rri.,oi.l noi tI,.a local prejudice. tn
r',o.r'tti@t Yen i"vC i l~.':@!r,i FL. VI (,
fight, andh toa: IN min: Iii YOU viii :. = AMI
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c&in"t al 20 suocC,a. rcW ar.i rs,r L.r,.E,.,
lours.
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contest one and all, keeping cvcr in view
that glorious goal that We will reach should
we stand united. Be the consequences
of defeat upon him who pursues a course
other than Il at which must and will rcr-
6"m sat $dpicHH.
A DEMOCRAT.
april It'll, 1916.
Democratic banner., 1846-04-18
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Missouri Reporter, TIE Fay cic Times
Lrc WARSAW Ni>it.i, It 81 omac @cpr, are :rirl.t-
emf" Themselves an! soinr OF thor ~rc..i.rs =.
rrosulae, with the idea that un!Crthe New Con
%siitntion we shaiI haven int,.raI improvements.
And why? Because thc Legislature is ~rror,i';i
ed from running IL in debt more iaa:,
$4,000, withuut q 1ir"ct v,tc Of the r"oI1,.-
Would 10 God, this Lad always !"rn the l"y'-
and every where! Then wcsi.o,,'!r,t ivy h"y,
a Debt of $%2,0U0,Oc', an! ~not;,:nr !, show ~ i:
wor.ld not have been t~"hr"rt-ar. .
Mississippi Northumberland l.lf Il s!a',> :
the union embarrassed ior long T. .,i.i;.
This provision Of the now Cc:>!iUr' ~ l@a, =.
the responsibility just where it >!,.Iti i not
with 4 log-roIling Lgislature-hut will hose
who hold the pursc-thc people Whenever Il
of the people think it advisable to clear
out the Usage or the Grand river, it viii be done.
If few individuals only think SO, they must do
L themselves, for their ownbcneft. This is De
gentlemen; and you will find t Tie de-
nocracy of Missouri. Glasgow News.
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TERMS OF THE BiENKR

81 in advance; So 50 at the end Of the volume.
No mans paper will be discontinued unless the
same be paid for up tothe time of its, discontinue
ance
II .7DTER7TSLA'G dune rery bw.E
All letters on business must be s'post paid"
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Tie "ju"i.i! oreatiz.tion irr rnfs -, nv ',i,:-
:t!c ir:lroscn.y:.,, II " I;:i.N !; to n,a,y -
rit, ;icl. Tie scalin,t:on or IL aia. t.lty
is WI.
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THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE
IMe nuIn .SnEenunrd nnn,nsl G.cL

tttSs
The PUBLIC attention is invited, and particularly
referred to the advertisement. setting forth the new
style OF labelling, and the putting up of DR.. Beck.
,oith's 1nti- Dyspeptic or Dinner Pills. Also, to that
of DR.; Dyoh's Approved Anti- Bilious Pills both
Of which it may be seen, are protrac.ed from be.
ing connterfeited, by the only safeguard to be de-
pended upon. the WRITTEN SIGNATURES of
of the p roprietors on the label of each box of pills.
All others which may be offered for sale by un-
princiPled persons, are surely Base Counterfeits,
and will be rejected as such. The pills that were
In the hands of persons who purchased the genuine,
have all been exchanged for such as have the Writ
ten Signature of the proprietor.
The sole agency for the sale of Beck,cifh's dnti-
!Dyspeptic and DyOu's Anfi- Bilious Pills, is vested
in the hands of L. w. DyoTT & Sons. of the Co.
lumbar College, No. 1872 North Second street,
Philadelphia, who will execute any orders for the
same.
Druggists, and all Wholesale Dealers, who wish
10 be furnished with the genuine pills, will be sup
above.
Also, for sale by CHARLES II. HEINITSH,
Agent, and |. c SCHOOI.FIELD s. CO., Ports
mouth, M. A. Santos, King & Toy, b. Emerson,
Robertson & Cornick, w. II. Broughton, Norfolk,
and by Druggists generally throughout the United
states. May l6
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sMEz3IEE
$s$S

THE success of these Pills in curing in a few
IL hours, where all other remedies have failed
and that, too, in cases of twelve and eighteen
months standing, warrants the assertion that, if ta-
ken. according to the directions, they are a certain
cure. Try them and be convinced that they are
the most certain ant the very best remedy offered
to the public TO insure a permanent and lasting
cure. =
The following certificate is from Rev. E. L. Fra.
ger of Kershaw district, 5. c..
i have used in my family DR.. Hull's Fever and
Ague Pills and also DR.. Spencer's Vegetable Pills.
for the last two years, and have no hesitation in
pronouncing them 10 be most excellent family medi-
cines; and as an act of jus ice to the worthy propri-
etors of these invaluable Pills, I will state for the
information and satisfaction of all concerned, that
my wife, prior to our marriage, had been more or
less the subject of chills and fevers, for about is
months, having tried various remedies without sue
cess, and was very much reduced in flesh. A few
days after our marriage, she commenced with
| Spencer's Pills, and in a day or two afterwards with
Hull's Pills she used about half box of each the
result was a radical c,ue; she regained her health
and strength very rapidly and has had no return OF
chiHs and Jerers since. I believe these medicines TO
be harmless and safe, and when used as specifically
directed, are attended with satisfactory results. :
rtisaif ~ f. l.. FRAZER.
Pennington, Ksnhaw District, May 20, 1916.
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DR.. HULL'S
WORM

Are the greatest discovery ever made for dispell-
ing the various kinds OF worms that so frequently
and distressingly annoy both children and adults.
The following is from the Sparta Gazette:
From our own knowledge we take great pleas
ure In recommending to the public Hulls Worm
LoZenges, as the best worm medicine extant. Chill
dren v i'll eat then, as they would candy, and cry
Tor them. To parents we say. do not be without
these Lozenges al any time, as you value the lives
of your children"
0D- The above invaluable Medicines are for sale
In Portsmouth by c. II. HEINiTSH-Norfolk, nj.
a santos, Toy KING, and upon enquiry may be
found an appointed Agent in every CITY, town and
village in the Southern States. July I6
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affections of the skin i'll -conditioned ulcers, mer
cutlai diseases, Sc, &C., all Of which is attested
by the highest names in the medical profession, and
many others who have for years useu this water,
ootn AZ aud when renewed from the fountain.
II from the Congress, Union,
Pavi'iion and Iodine Springs in New York, in quart
and pint hotties.
CHALYBEATE MINERAL WATER. an active
aud lasting Tonic. A general view of the analv-
sis of this water, will show that it stancs the first in
rank OF the highly concentrated " alybeates -
consequently it acts as n Tonic, increasing the
strength OF the system. raising the force of ciTcu-
iation, giving tone to the digestive or gaus, aug
menting the muscular vigour, and promoting the
excretions it is Of course advantogeously employed
in those diseases in which Iron is principally used
such as Amsnorrhea, Cforosis, some states of Me.
norrhdgid, Lemcorrhea, Dyspepsia, Scrofuia and ca.
riotts forms Of Chronic Debility.
The only Agents for WM. b CALwELL, pro-
prieIor OF the White Sulphur Spring,".areM M. A.
CHAS. H. HEINITSH, Agent,
M1V I'D -H