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NEw-YoRE, July l. 1870.
Dr. TowSsESp-Dsar SIR: Nearly twenty years age !
took violent cold which settled nv lungs snd Affected
me very severely: indeed, il finally became constant
cough but ret 30 prevent me from a
tending 10 my business. Within The last few years II IN
creased on me gradually At last became reduced
breshed with difficulty and raised with MY cough much
bad matter and The last nine months previous 10 using
vorr Sarsapariua mad regular uigh;-sweats indeed my
trends aad myself supposed that would die with the
Consumption. bur have the happiness 10 inform you
thato my surpriseGi,er using three bottles OF your
Sarsaparilia find my health restored. II relieved me
gradually and ENJOYING much better health than
have before In years. Ind almost entirely lost my
appetite which il also returned. You a. liberty 10
publish this with my in the papers Il You choose
Nv little girl. who is three years old had very bad
cou Oh the whole OF last Winter We became very much
alarmed on her account While using the medicine gave
het OF and entirely relieved her as vel as
uivsef and she = well and hearty any child
ever saw She also full OF little bloches; Il took hem
away aud her skin smooth and fair now, and AM salts
led he received her health from using excellent
Medicine. > w CONASi, NO. ia ho"ery'
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Correspondence OF the Buffalo Com. Advertiser.


HAMILTON, Oct 8 1916
After trial of 3 days, viz Friday. Saturday and
Monday the I'd Sd and Sih inst the :" Kent got YER
dict against the London icr ten thousand dollars
being the second verdict in the Court OF Queens Bench
thls year
II The steamer Archer, which arrived yester
day from the Missouri brought down ninety boxes
guns, clothing, SC belonging to Government, which
were sunk On the steamer Ohio short time since The
damage them has been very great and the loss perhaps
swo,thirds their value BY the time the losses by the
sinsng OF the boats, breaking down of wagons Wear
and tear of every thing together with the stesugs and
pcRings, DEATH sickness and general destruction
Iakcn into consideration the United States will fund that
abe has paid dear price for the conquest OF few mud
aatS ana the sentearoarous population OF New Mexico
St Louis New Era, tth.
Tom CoEwin is reported to be sunk at Plumb Point, in
the Mississippi. She bound from Cincinnati for n
Orleans with but little freight Boa, and cargs total
ioss, The Corwin built at Pittsburg about ycSr
ago where shc WAS owned we believe. LOUSY. Jour
TIE HORSE DIsrEMPER IN JERSEY.-Wc Lean
oy the Ehzaecth,own. n j. Journal that at least i0l
sorses have persisted since this disease first appeared
within eight or ten miles OF tina, plsee sppesTs how
ever, TO have ceased.
EE a gallant Young Jcrscvman, Lieut. Rossel
OF the 9Th Infantry, (Gen. worshs colnmand9 was
weunded in the arm in one OF the most desperate and
aesoc actions OF the sls 1t t. is the oldest OF the
Late Gen z. RosseN of Trenton in this Stale. We are
happy 10 learn that the wound is mortal. Captain
morTsa who fell IN the thickcst of the fight was also
connected with hopored Jersey family and is hon
orally rememeerede by numerous friends in this city.
Newark Adv
EIRE,--A bsrp and contents belonging 10 Mrs.
Edwards in Springfield Mass, and hogs, il, Hartford
owned and occupied by Mrs, kappel were burned on
fhe night of the .st., inst,
The Albany papers announce the sudden
death OF Henry l.. Webb, formerly an ernnen, ,ncr
chant OF that city.
r. THANKSGIVING IN MICHIGAN Thprsdsy.
November Goth
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GOLD PENS with DESMOND Points, warranted OF gu
u por quality for sale By the quantity single az
rsdoced py!css hY FRANCIS 4 LOCTREL,
Is In Gscrteetursry, u Matdsc-ls1e,
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GRAVE OF JoHx RAsDoLPH-A writer IN the
Norfolk Beacon describes visi. TO the saTe OF this re-
raarksbe man Speaking Of the former residence Of
Mr. Randolph, he says
After ride OF two or three hours entered forest
of tall oaks and were told bT Mr. Cardwe that we were
on Mr. Randolphs estate shorty the houses thsi were
occupied By the yea, and eccentric genius appeared
Through the Intervening built up in the midst OF
the woods SCI stump 70 be seen not bush srn92e
nm al standing a. il the foot Of nan had trodden
there Ny Randolph would not suffer the primitive
aspect Of thingsto &c disturbed in the least Not Tree
or branch or a switch, allowed TO be CIT p9rih2
bis absence in Europe a EIn5 OF oak, projecting
to,yards window of one Of the houses grew 80 ne1r
that old Essex fearing the window would &c broken,
cut the limb OF On Mr. Randolphs return ne AT once
,be rsas1ns demanded for cutting Of the limb The
aid negro tod his master lie feared the window would D.
broken Then, said Mr. Randolph why did you
mn, move the houEef
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED

CLEARED
Brgs Doroihen, Lusandes Gate Habbicht; Pet
rel. Mabee MADEIRA Brett Il Nosc
Schrs Jane Hsrbock. Newbern; Young, Kelly, Boston.
Sloops Roscius Prcebie Taunton; Vgiiant, Heath,
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CASE OF DHOPsY.

We have never known a Of Dropsy which this
medicine used did relieve The following = copy
of letter Dr. Townsend received from gentleman Gu
Long Island II j. truly remarkable case:
rI.,TBusH, Long Island, June II, .SG.
Dr. TOWNSEND Ny mother who is So years Of age, has
years past been labortng under severe case OF
Dropsv We employed, before we heard OF your med.
cine great number OF remedies but the disease continued
10 rau on her. she much bcated that was almost
impossible for her lie down. sleep while lying; her
feet and legs truly sight 10 behold. We heard
much conversation respecting your remedy and we con
cudeh 10 obtain for her satisfaction, not dreaming that
voud relieve her she so far advanced IN years ana
her disease long snnding-to her complaint mad
been coming for almost seven years The nrst bottle
she took could perceive that II helped her IN the
enst with the exception Of increasing her appetite On
using the bottle there an impror sneni IN her
disease She continued using until she took I'VE bottles
and she almost if entirely well She does not look
like the same person she rides out and walks with ease
nrd very comfortable. The old lady Is highly pleased
assure YOU we'll The rest OF the amy, and has re-
orest.ti me 10 write her ind that have not
half done justice it, for have not or cannot, describe
how appeared, The suffering she experienced or the
great trouble .le was. long tnc in her helpless
condition. ours, respectfully, &c. JAMES ALLEN.
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"a BITUluNOUs COAL LANDS, &e

81 BITUMINOUS COAL LANDS, sc. for Sale
The undivided e-oUrhs inerestin 80 tracts uBseal
ed Lands situated in Clinton County State of Pennsy-
vania, the West branch Of the SusQehenna River,
far the hourshing OF Lock Haven, aud
where the State improvements OF the navigation
extend afford facilities OF sport by them 10
ket from the lands, which in the b.iumnous Coal
and contain this Coal also Iron Ore Frebfick Clay
and Timber. Wi be sold at moderate price. For
farther particulars apply the Agent for the owners.
T.. BROWN 81 South jlhsL Philadelphia
Inquiries If made By letter. viii be attended TO- 10 be
addressed above. DR.. a. B. MASSEY, at Lock Ha-
ven, Clinton County the Lands also be applied
TO for information. ol3 eodiW
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sale. al the stoek Exchange. -

The Albany Evening Journal says that the
amount received for tolls on all the New ork State Ca
mails during the week in October is. $loi2l :"
Snme period in I-i.I. 91,yJ9 81
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NAP OF MEXICO

4 NEW EDITION o: a valuable Map Of Mexico. III
N largest and most correct OF any published, Just Issue
aad for sge. wholesale Ind retail, By
oi9Sp J. DISTURSELL, ln2 BroadEyay.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
BY cHAR1Ys MAcKAY.

From the LONDON news.
THE WATCHER on THE TOWER
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FALL ARRANGEMENT

FALL ARRANGEMENT
ssz-S PRESS LINE. sF7-s-5
Via Railroad and Canal.
From PhiIadeptia 10 Ps5urgh The above line is now
IN full operation. Passengers leave Philadelphia every
morning y O'clock n the esI aud most comfortable DC
scr3pt,on OF Or Harsourg, waere they embark
The Packe; Bogt
TINS one most agreeable routes thai is 10 found
in country The cerery ih Srsqcehanrs and Ju-
niata rivers . Uns1rpasse for beauty and variety.
e Office IN Philadelphia. No. 27i NoyE:t-sf.
r Passengers should be careful pay Lheir taEe
IN New York farther than Philadelphia here Is per-
N ikai city authorized 10 sell hchsts for Lns line
a. B. CUMMINGS, Agent
Phiis6elphia, Oct 1916. OLE #
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.

PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
ERASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS for excluding wind
and from the bottoms OF doors inserted into the
lower rail % the door goes down the sill Il closes ard
the untercurreui CT sir which be warmed by ari
fetal means, il excluded they comfortable, because
part OF the roo they economic. because there Is
cold admitted and OF less : require. 10 keep
Price 50 ~ per door, which includes putting in.
Manufactured by JOHN fraser,
hu.sl 6n No. I ChatLaul-sCuara New-ICTk.
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-Uars +, SIMMER ARRANGEMENT.

rNaD ASUHMER ARRANGEMENT. f..
Es.asz.--1 The Newly ork and Erie Railroad ~
Line, from pril Observation-Disclosures 80
will daily Sunday between the city OF New
York and Middetowu Goshen and intermediate places
follows;
For Passengers-Leave Nev-York at 7 4. 81 ard P
e Leave Middleownnt6t A. NJ. and 81 Pm
Fare reduced 10 81 - 10 Mddletown-wRy 10 proper,
ton Breakfast dinner, supper and berths can he had %
The steamboat
For freight Leave New;York at5PM.
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VIM. II. Peck. Will leave Monday, "Wednesday and Prlar
The steamboat EMPIRE, Capt X. Il. Macy, win leave
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings, nj oclock
from CortIandst Pier for Albany and Troy direct
T The above boats OF the first class they ara CON-
mandcd by experienced and attentive officers and for speed
none M the river. les
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OFFICE OF THE New-York Gas Light COMPANY
" Oct ISib, lsl6-The President and Directors have
this day declared dividend OF four and half per
the capital stock OF This Company for the SIX tnouhs
ending Isl August last payable the stockholders and
silsr Monday the I'd November neNt.
The Transfer Book viii be closed from the a4h inst
Il. that es.e By order. {. l. EVERlTT, Secretary
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pines COUGH C4ANDY.-Havlnx been strongly
4@reeemmended by Kind friends 10 Try C. r. Rings
cough Candy for very cold did with mus,
CONFESS great scepcism 10 rs vrte but when foacd
myself speedily relieved snd able attend TO hose ds
res rom which had seriously feared 10 10 deha-sd.
teeinS o. hansinlness. and desire hereSt Others
proped me TO give he le influence my risy pos
SOS IN making The virnes OF This remedy known the
public and ipArttaS he OF that which proverSiSy
rea, asststsnce TO the Effects unedcne-yaney coy
tterce SAMUEL d. BURCHSRD.
Pastor of Hoascnst Presbyterian Church cor Hoastoa
aud Thompson sta
Eew-yosk, January = 1875 sls I'm.
For saie by C. II. RING. lss BroaStwsy cor, Johns:
CEANDBIIERS;, CAndelsora Lamps Gas yYxiures
SSc Sc-THOMAS CRANE BANSS would inform re
public and tse former customers OF Coahouy Nevsrs
s, he continues the old stand opposite the Tabernacle
tho business formerly carried by ierL Having received
she agency OF The justly celebrated manntsetuess Il W.
Hooper Co he offers the superior articles Of their
fscru.e a. gres. reduction from tho price OF Tho
,ublSe nre invited 10 examine iyls vtf
DUBBER s-IOES.-aNooo pairs Meas, women's
n and Charens figured and pain imported Para Rub
bers together with large and M assortment OF rnannsc
trred Rubber Shoes OF every description warranted tho
best n ras<et fer sale ~ cheap -Sl BY the Newark
India Rubber Manufacturing Company, IS Maidea-ssre
%
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xT">' ITO E,IIGRANTS &aZyas-zS;lIII
ssoTIIERs GOING WEST. -. s.E3
4 nmT,s -~-

IA rs Otis
FORWARDING LINE.-The subscribers beg % in'an
heir friends and the public generally and emgran pa
ularly that they now prepared To forward pas'ease.
10 MI parts Oi the Western States and Canada ai hs yeI
lowest rates, and with certainty OF passengers expsfsp
ing no delay al any place lhc route Being lnNleAr'
equally 10 all the modes Of conveyance into the inIeo ~
partial advice viii be given 10 those 0boutto proceed wv
10 the best mode of travel, well the best rops,
for my Inland town In the United States or C4naaa
the Emu grants Traseiiag Gu !" which only gives ne
of passage, bat also e distance To all paris o ~
West and Cannda, together with The time usually occuP
In performing journey 10 any gwen place, may oe S'
gratis application ut their office. 49,
From the superior manner In which this branch 0l w.
business has hitherto been conducted the Subscribers -
With certainty guaranty That difficulty or deey s
possibly be experienced by any person going by ihe ~
and the frauds daily committed by IrresP ohs
parties persons going West should deter nose aoo-
curing their passage from engaging any where pat az ~
nee OF established responsibility The subscribers 49,
here state, that their various conycyHces, NJ huiS
Cgrs Canal Boats and Steamers such a. cannot p
passed, IL equaed. For farther particulars aPply "a
letter. i.paid) t0 w. L. j. r. TAPSCOTTl
26 south-s- one door West Of BurngThp. ".
~ BW J. T. 4. continue 10 dispatch hfsi L.
cts To London, Liverpool, Glasgow Ne"-oliean.s :,
bile, Savannah and Charleston wn pTnctaAly' ~
make arrangements for bringing cat passengers nos -
part Of the old country and give drfs for any
able demand IN any part Of Great Britain or lreir"
my5 laWtf
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Ararrrs-A CIR for Dgssntarg.-The i0lloE

A1guxrs-A Csrs far Dysertary.-Ihe foll0~
;oz q ssls.ion of recipe for the cure 81 this com
ps:n, which was published By the physicians OF Span
In .as Gazet.es of Madrid during lSio.
Prepare drsagh; OF Albunnen, By taking the wi'ss
offorty eggs OF more and sitter whipping them vel,
sreercn the same, if necessary wih risI portion Q,
the best doublerehned sugar Let the patent gIhE
large QUANTITIES Of this repeatedly insonnch as % al n
stomach administering cysers Of The same os- =
possible The patien. must MAINTAIN 90 nc -.
viii a5ate and IN q hours the disease VII aissppess
ii do not win be sure disappear IN y hoaTs prong
ed tie patent repeat TIE draugh e 5 asas
Il highly beneficial
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REVENUE EOOK.

lust PUBLISEED-THe Revenue Book containing tht
y new TsrH Of 1876 together with the ar1t OF lsi- com
pared Also the Sub-Tresscry. Wsrehousirg and Cana
dian Transit Bills OF 1876 and The DRAWBACKS Laws; Ike
wise the British Tariff amended 81 the late session
OF Parliament 20 which added Table Of Foreign Cons
reduced 10 currency. Published and Tor sale BY
BELL L GOULD, Sta;iorers and Publishers,
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Datent aleniriues.
n TnWNSEND,S coMFoUNO

TSTRAcT OF SARSA7ARILLA-Tk!s Extract IS put
II % = ezG 51:ii>t;t sEiS ts1fs cse=Pe- a9
-s-isd superior 20 ay sold II diseases 'xithos.
s-.,nr vu-gr=e siestxs ds6'.s-s The psi,-ai Ard
i particularly adapted for
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
Thu res; bear.v snd superiority Of TITS Ssrsspsns
v- ali cher remedies :, while It eradioaies disease
ir-lscrs:es tie body:
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN
CONSUMPTION az CrSEo-
zgz-s, Co=+,z.-.icn, Lr=s- Compliant Colds, Cougar
C-,srri 4s.s=l. SpI:trHs 81 ESSf- SSTrHeSs N ts<
Get Erc.ic Flush, NEat S.eGts, ip5Ie1ts o.
P-ofase E-Per-o-u.ioH- end Pdts n ~ Siss
SC Ez-e szd c.sa or CEres
p-ahf- ,he-s remedy tfs; aSs been so sCc-
csssfr In desperate OF Consumption a. ms II
caoses and strengthens The system, srd appears 20 heai
the Ulcers on he znEs, snd the patients rscuay regain
their us1ai health and strength
READ THE PROOF
Dr. TOWNSEND: I had been afflicted Tor Glonus .! !.
-v hacking cou On; least rasHc sree' el1A1l,.e o.
ba MATER AID experienced severe pain IN M etI see
sccorpsuie6 with distress ny lu1Ss-ry coEH yer!
Tu "a Increased and had cold uiEht-sweal- Larlils
tst you hsc remedy FOR such cases, corcuceG %
il purchased bottle OF yc1r Extract OF
before hs6 finished taking Il M cough RAISING, ao Se
rat1 n nv side et re, have rssaL-ec NY seu
RAJ health Believing your medicine 10 De vef vs!aoe
ore chser:ally Recommend L those who sire sli:al.
s:tflaad found the medicine pleasant 10 me tas'e G3
strene thering % the body. - -,
i--ii Ssh
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Increase --------- go -
The aggregate amount received for toll from inc con-
rencement Of navigation 10 the 7h Of October inclusive
il ....--. 81 1896 =
During tho same period III laij.-.-.--. isi5,l09 -
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yew-York. Aprii Ssh, 1875.

D. TOWNSEND: make the following statement, In or;
der 70 express my gratitude 10 you snd 10 recommends
vor Sarsspsrla and your Compound Extract OF sarSa
pariIs % those who unfortunate as 10 nave lung
Complaints or Consumption While residing n the soeI
several wears ago Ea long ard severe slcNnsss W hic
with subsequent exposure very materially injured my cor
s,irou being sbs however. much OF the tine 20 " crs
although M lungs affected ard hsd coGsh. Wr
Tie as year grew much worse, and he last ".-.e'
Caught severe cold The pain IN my breast distress u
breathing and coughing very much increased 'ooN
number of popular remedies for Consumption, bat iaey
failed 10 relieve me- Al last confined 20 my room
and wss so bad with the CONSUMPTION thai cid aoi eN-
pee: 70 remain here long SEMI 10 Marcus D. Moore wfo
resides al the of Lyus and Grand 81 (Nao WI.
coaf-l this sa;elreat) and made disposition OF my
property few si;e- this friend sent you 10 see
me ven ordered bottle OF yOr Extract OF ssrsa
TOOK II according your directions and Immediately
fst relieverv pain gradually LEFT mel soon 5reated
freely-uy backing cough su5s!deti raised easily and
sept scuuGly-and my establishment and delight when
md aken the contents the bottle. was able, - yo'l well
remember 10 walk from Ferry Beaver 10 obtain more
have continued take IL and am now shout my BUSINESS
although II : not more than months since coal!enceI
with your redciues-and thankful 20 the Lord that
induced ~ chem. SAM h STUART % ferry-st-
Albany, May 10th, lSii
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MRS CARRoLI-- Medicsged ysPo- sns S.,lulur
sstas, 81 Fulioz-sl opposite ChE-ch-st \ cerratr
e1Ie ac- Gods, Coughs RheCas-c- Sore Throat t.c ali
ia-nz.or aire.ses ncidef 10 the chanEea5e s,ss q:
Tee weather The SupScr T.2or Bah is parri-uIarI- ~
commented By phgstclE5E :or a. srrp
ions EnG diseases Of the Open ocloch in IL
noTsl-s ~ 10 O'Clock Al night Oh lw~
DIG IRDN.-l0o ICES BuIFs Brstge No sIfcr ISIe 5y
iytS JOSEPH FUCKERAAN, 6 wetst
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Binshamton, BToome co. \. y. Aug,

r., FOR StLE-A Farm of sos Fi-hkill.
Duchess county IL is partly high limestone land,
~" with some rich alluvii meadows along the Nlatea
wan Greek The buildings and eNtensive-tle
all good ard the soil IN line condition Increased
production be obtained from nexhausuble supplies Of
muck and limestone the farm IL lies miles from the
Hudson River besides which the vages mills and fac
furnish abundant market In produciiveness
and position il IL OF the choice locations In the
ty and gentleman, the beauty OF this part of The
Try aud the variety OF its scenery make II desirable resi-
dence. Address postpaid, NM VAN NfCk,
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The OF the consgnee, and OF the station where
be left The distinctly marked upon each article shipped
Freight received after 5 r NJ. in Neyv-Sork
Apply TO j. +. CLAKkSON Agent, at the Office, cor. Of
Duane and West sis H. C. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 23th 1916
~ Stages run daily from Middelowr, the arrival Of
the afternoon train, to Milford Csrbondale, Honesdds
Montrose, Towanda, Owego and West Also, to Monicel
To- Windsor Biughamton, Ithaca, &c Agent on board
m23
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Books.
TO TIE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
This Day Published No. OF


RECORD Of Practical Medicine II he City q Ne!--
hYork Edited b. We c. Roberts. u. D Fe.o-F Of me
CcIleEe of Physicians and Surgeons OF Ss1F-To,E-
Contents Of No. l. Toi l. q the Arnalst for October
l. o5ser~ations on Group B. Alexander 4. Sic
-ers ii. D
Quarterly Report Of Tie y. I. Ly1ugln Asy1r By
August1s g Eaio;- " D. Resident Phys.c;aa
III Report Of the Ci-:s1s Ok ihe College Of PsTEiciars
and SErEeors
Patronage II Q1scksr=.
VI. Editorial DEPARTMENT
VII. Medical R-fo-n-Gies=en Degrees
*. Medicine II The West
.Emeacs in Chldrez- B. John 3. Beck, N. D.
XII. Professional Cc1rtes-.
XII. Obituary.
TExxs-Tre Anna:st viii be published OF me lst snt
18Th OF eaeh MONTH each uuEber XII contain p pages OF
matter neatly printed good pspsr, and with c9Ts-
Price = per a-nura payable = advance. SnEe Nos 10
cents.
TIE publisher n reference 20 the permanently OF tt-
Journal assures ne Medical Profession tEsi n mas made
s1ca arrangements rs plaee is Continuance oeyo1d ae
contingency OF faiG-e. address pos pga ne P4o=nesr
GO 7 DANIEL ADEE, 10 F-liou-si y J.
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o. TO GROCERS.-Ai Private Sale-The sabsiSa-
E nal sid well bull; lhTee-s:ory brick ho1se, on the
MI SOUTHEAST corner Of Rivirgtoa sad Torpkins
s being very desirable location The store having been
flied up expressly for the Grocery business VIII be sold
low sc7s for soon Oe-half OF the purchase money,
required. remain bond and morgage For par
;ic.lars apply 10 ROYAL oRMSSY.
AZ 4yy- IS Torpkins-st
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ReaI Gstate.


60 4 4
N Il; brick House snd Lot In fee on The South side OF
- FourteerLhs - between Eighth and Ninth averueS
Said House and bui IN The best possible manner.
OF ,h. best material embracing The modern Improve
rerrs scd containing lsrge number Of co1veEeu. s1i
yrsIi-srraug ed rooms House aS+i feet. wiki vos,crv
axtsrsionc u feet The full width OF the Lot. forming
third paror or breakfast Size OF Lot sSiS feet
inches For particulars sppiy 20
ANTHoTHY J. BLEECKEH, AuclioDeeT,
,,-,.- No : Sn,aG-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-15
sIr-s- aTENY nlOwNING AND EyENINa

LtNE-Thc Steamboat TROY. Capt COT.
ham, win leave Tuesday, Thursday, and SaurdSy-Tbs
steamboat NIAGARA, Capt VIM. Ellsworth, will ears
Monday "Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock. \. NJ from
the Steamboat Pier foot of BaclayL Tor Troy ard cr
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