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Ds. Tows1r Dear s1 Ny wife .ast Psl a.,
lacked win severe teyer and took large Gasnass %
roeI; viii his sne caagb. ro.ent cod, and wss coz
Soed 10 her room ahoo, months When me tsve. "a.
her sne vas attacked with distressing pairs s's 80
sor,etnes SO bad 10 her MEEK and snoui4rfs uls+ - -
Almost Distracted. eond ger rotaz 70 re:.ss 81 $50,
7re tried your Ssrsapariln whicb- 7Tnen we 10y
,s,ssv rr;rsc h-r Ne EEL un2er oobgst0rs 70 pa2S
Acknowledge T. that others ay ETzil n
map and ertasI remedy. 5e mad ever ~ ysin n
he lead and neck 80, SS
Dsniel-sy Albany. APn! 9, isS@
PRINCIPAL osce is Fal,oss. sew.Y sae 10 =
sca.h pea-i.s Albany Ages-s sos s9s yn1s $500
Co :. $500, . < Hx-ce Dlggist, BGlunore- 2 VI
f.ass Sssreston John yggAi Co "
Cha Ilss.s s,.res " *: Indies and Canada.
None eerae excep; pat Ep z TIE large sccsre osss
WHICH contzin Quart and t.z-s WIN me Tr.a ESns
a. -. VI - ali anv2nTns&Tu
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General Notices.

TT August Report of the Mutual Life In
surnnce Co. of Ne~Yor No 80 W Hl!sL-Ihis instita
lion during month of August issued siSiyeighi ne"
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~ Practical PhrenoIogists and Publisher
efSSy-I FRS WELLS Isl Nasssu-st o5lee hoais lca'
,S ~ ,a ~ p iys Sms
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-ro r.adies.-Mrs- GOVT, continues 10 give sd-
~ avn .recr;oa y tn respect The application OF NSAer
cr ~ nh diseases OF and children a; her resi-
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rs.ss Soras ars warranted as usual Persons waning
,s Stoves are invited 10 examine them before pgrcas,
ire elsewhere Wholesale and retail by HicsoA 20 -s
T NJ 80 S-reodos
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MISTtgS PoST, NJ. D. Physician. MI broAu"tf. 81
ry~ Rheumatism and all Nervous Diseases,
positive and permanent cure FOR these dlsJsss!ag ana
nrsysien, complaints is found in CHRlSTlE'S CAL
FANIC RINGS and MAGNETIC FLUID No mater
how chronic may be The ci-ease sesoy Yes
10 the mysterious power US developed hy 'ns onae'u
The Gsivanic Bells, Bracelets GsEters and Strengthen
nr Plsrs are used chronic cases OF disease and
ear be used BY delicate person win
anT s and beneficial effect Of these articles
upon The rervous system mast be witnessed TO be De-
heved. ,.,
Beware OF spurious limitations, which are entirely vSorto
less Explanatory pamphlets may he had gFais aai NJ
/. rT- DIR. Christie's Galvanic and Magnetic
CurnIivesWe refer our readers 10 The various savet
ssneuts OF these celebrated ARTICLES which appear IN our
nsner They are recommended for NERVOUS complaints
clsss OF diseases in which ordinary medical Means are OF
avail saa p are s an f genuine
articles is 81 Isl Broadway aa-9 !Sihaos
r,- Piles, Irritation of the Kidneys, Pain II The
Rack or Side Hsbiusl Costiyeness Er1ptons Sore sye
DR. INGoLDSBy'S PILE spECIsLC nss Hsds a s. ~
proved by personal reference The speche net
i've and Is an entirely yegs,sse :! 10 iss nd per
fecy harmless IN the delicate cases male OF is T..
Agents win be sppoHte, u eyery toE' eoHs " a-'
ws b ,n ,ssTs are n0o g. sE3IS Co los NassAus
pr4rwood,s Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
These Stoves warranted usual Persons Naatlrs
Cook Stoves invited 10 examine tsIn oe:ots SO
ing elsewhere Wholesale and retail by ticAeA : - '
Waiersl . '--
sS- Practical Phrenologists and Pabi1sheEs-
SOW ERS & WELLS, Isl Nasssn-st oasee hoais HSn
o'clock a. ID. 10 10 P. ID SS SHi
~ To Ladies.-Mrs COVE confines 10 siyTS . So
vice and direction with respect 10 he appcanoe o. s
Cnrs r. nh diseases OF women and children a hrt req
dans-. 23si lEhkt
TYPE AND PRINTERS MaTERIALs-R Ss EXT III
| TAYLOR has commenced riarztaearins hsnS .ss
Tyre a. he foundry recently occupied BY MessFs cox
Is rs-s,s No IS An--si aid MI orders h may re
ssiS Tor TIVE and Printers Materials VIII be pune.nsiy
TIE service. of Mr. T oreread bare been secured
and he win sup-riuiena The manufacturing
sls lirsStaw- -
OIES.-The h;gaes; market prices paa - "a -. =
tS sinis Of domestic rags srsss loPs,
he. s. BY CYRUS W FIELD, Nc. sSI!ins sup - :"
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pLATEp FAWcETs s5.s.I,g Urn N Fs~es''' s.
L sSr :, 'H'' ~ BoARDMAS HART,
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gn gaTT PIS1IONs.-Hk&s, Hsts--Psrs n1es'
EIt fALL q ss 10 hose sold 6y others q, 81
a.o sessn. dos aas At 81 % snd - rs.
style aud snsa tbose u 1nJ y, ,s ~ ns Il TIA
e T. y. a.'sS GEORGE ?. Il BROWN,
estanltenu1snL ss Esrsl-st.
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Ds TOWNSEND make The following statement. In or,
der 20 express my srsIude 10 you. and 10 recommend
yur Ssrsaparla ard your Compound Extract of SaEsa
parils hose who unfortunate as 10 have LaHS
Complaints Consumption While residing In the Sclth
several wears ago. had long and severe sickness, which
with subsequent exposure very rally injured my con-
sti;on being able however much Of the time IN woja,
although my lungs affected and had cough; for
the Last year grew mach worse and The last Nnter
caught a cold The pain N my breast, distress m
breathing aEd coughing very much Increased TOOK a
number popular remedies Tor Consumption, but they
failed 10 relieve NE At last confined 70 my room,
and was bad with the Consumption that did not ex
pect TO remain here long. Marcus D. Moore who
resides nj the corner Lydius and Graud SITS who Will
confrr this stseiueuL) and made disposition OF my
nrop,rty DAYS after his friend sent you 10 ser,
me YOU cTtared bottle O your Extract on Ssrsaparila
took !, according 10 your directions, and immediaey
felt rerved-y pain gradually ef mel soon hreaihed
freey-uy hacking cough suhsded-I raised easily and
slept soundy and 10 my as,onshmeui ard delight whcu
had laien the contents the bottle able az yol well
remember TO walk from Ferry Beaver ST. 10 obtain more
have continued .ake Il. and about my business
although !, is no. NOR. months since commencd
with your medicnes-aud thankful 10 the Lord thai
Induced 10 try them SAM H. STUART 10 ferry-St
Albany NAV 6lh ISL.
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Datrnt alf6irinss.
. rnrrsrNn,s cnMpnuNo

Da. TOW NSSND = SOHi-OOSO
TYNTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA.-Tais sxiraci IS puS
IA up N iz-t bat-ji IS ts,rs eaFe- peasSTte Asc
warranted superior any sod Il diseases wiioss
-o4iszsg. P,Irsras. sicirsusg G5tSg Tie Psra snd
Is particularly adapted for
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINE
The great beauty Na6 superiority OF Tits SNTsspari!s
over sil other remedies while eradica,es disease
CONS PTIoN cURED
CLEANSE AND STRENGTHEN.
CONSUMPTION CAN Re SVSEn.
Y-pais.Ls Cers1ztioz, LrFer Ceusrs1-t Gods CO.. gas
C-cta--i. .4s.izsa SPttrng of RooG, S5Tsrcs
riest Hectic Ftasi, Nst: SzeUsy, ,sscst
rTpfl.se EIpecforGtsost, and Ezia N tse SIDE,
s-r s--e and % CU-ed
Probably there never remedy thai has been
cssstu! IN desperate Ct Consumption a. this II
fesnsa ana strengthens The system, and appears 10 heal
he ulcers on the lungs and the patients gradually regain
their ssial heA,ih and strength
READ TIE PROOF
D. TOWNSEND: | had been aAletsd for rlonifs by :
G-y hsck:ns cough least raised CREST cusnaiies O
bad matter ard experienced severe pain IN MY !e scs
accompanied with distress my Erss-uiy coasE very
much Increased and had cod uigh,sweais Learning
ha, you hac remedy for such cases concluded 20 ny
il purchased boae o! y0Gr Extract ot Sarsspa!i!a
before had finished taking H. MY cough raising and The
pain in nv sid. lei ana have TrSarec my gene-
RAJ health Believing your medicine 10 DC very vauaole
one cheerully recommend /, those who are similarly
s,uatrd. found the medicine pleasant 10 the taste ard
strengthening 10 the body. ,
WM II. McKINSTRY. 81 Grar3-st.
-N,,rE ADrf
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BuRe1Agr-The Au:i-slavery oRce. No 5
spruces, was broken in,o between Saturday ereaiaz
and Monday morning naraber OF trunks &c broken
ant robbed OF SIS 10 so specie small lot Of Hayden
coin and az old Roman Ca;holic Ms Nisssl older than
the Art OF Printing which cost some - IL Europe. No
trace OF the roaoers has beeH ;ouad
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Preach for the ensuing season the following places
Mechanics Institute school, No u Chambers-st on the
2ah Sept 1896 For information &c inquire OF Mr. BaTiti
Acuary Ciir Hall. or the school class Is areudy
formed for tose that 3ranced IN the language, on
Mordays and Fridays OF each week, at O'CLOCK
Mr. Chamberlain School. $50 Srooue-st North Broad
way The 2h Sept The book opened FOR Subscribers
Basset 1875 Hudsor-si- the 5,h door shove 81 LuEes
Church on the 9oh SepL-wiE his and improved sys-
teaching French without study ne up can siiend
10 his usiness q usuaihe viii BE- be charged With
The lask OF committing lesson memory all that VIII be
required IS purcGuHl attendance On aPpfaIon al ts par
,i.',i--s -.-iII "a syniafnad "a TThk S5w
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BOOTS AND SHOES.


GfNEW BOOT And sHUE Store, % Nalnsn.
& sne Sew-Yorks-girs Calf City Made Boots fcs
g. hre Ctlf City made 6ress sog s. 90; ae Freiien
S dress equal 70 any Boot Ia the city, - 90 Al o1
Dsots warranted, and equal any cow mace; EvssfS
.anz rise IL line equally low Jo5oefs and otnets N
please give call before purchasing; oat s.oea
made Under our own inspection and ncusn. or .s -
sarefore car sci. low any house. - ~, ~ 80
Bo5s neatly footed for s. So reFsin5g 9oI TtGSIys
co ,,.,s.n'rare corner of Widz-Ss.
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nEES-The h,gAes; market prices PAD z 90 -. a
tk Sinis of domestic rags grass rope
81 -. sy CYRUS W FIELD, Nc. Burning sup ID :"
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DOARD-A gentleman and his wife or two or three
- single gentlemen, have very pl ssan apartments
with f partial board In private FAMILY * applying
at 07 Prnce-sl Of and Broadway References
sxchnrg,S sc 81.
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MOhNIS INODIAS.0-'' I 'S7-'-'
sANL HISSAY, Secretary
MISTrRN Posi-. MD Physician, sol Broadway 81 I'm
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DROF. BAssSET will open HI. Evening Classes

Academies Schools and Private Cssse.yS be attended
by Mr. W. and Daughter. and also az har Aced envy
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DUAKDiNts-PenasnsDt and trznsieut-Mfs Dunisp,
ID ate OF No Dey-st) 10 prepared accommodate farm
riss and individuals Broadway, Grand
and CanasL with pleasant and good board on req
sonable tyl4u
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CHEAPER THAN EVER.-Afu suil Of suPertne
- Cloth made 10 order in the most substantial and
fashionable style be procured for $50 al MOFFATTS
Fashionable Cash Tailoring Establishment, No - Caihar
nest New.York Every article the line equally low.
Csn and sa, JOHN MOFFATT. Sill lmeod-
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Boaroits ann Sotsls.
MRS. ANGELINA BROWN

DOARD-A strictly private family wish To let two
ID tire floors furnished unsunsied TO single gentle
men, or family wishing rsry handsome Recommendations
private table furnished IL desired, the would
be let 10 single gentlemen without board References
changed and notes addressed to E. E. Leslie and le 81
the lower Post Office, will he attended 10. 40 S
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--3z--l IMPORTANT 20 purchasers Of Piano
Ex5f-sTS5 Fortes-The subscribers having purchased
nof Mr. John Scriber tho excldsye ngtf IN
n uthe United Saiesto his Pstent Harp Frame
I'm proYement In Piano F9rs. manufacturing soma
very splendid Rosewood and Mahoganany Piano Fcrsa.
which are wsrracsd superior In tono 70 any now In 1ss,
ard % kespin tn re much longer Ths improvement con-
s,s 10 mos, beautiful Harp frame, peculiar In eons1uc
non taxing all tbs strain Of DE strings from the csse aiso
g,nern assortment Of the most approved modern styles Of
ss3.hSd insrr,mentx BENNETT, ROGERS II Co
s1o 1872 Fuluou-st Esst eide 81 Broadway.
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~ Y. Farmers, Ciub-Frnir Grnfts, &c.

Rva notice il will be seen that the Club meets
Tuesday next at 10 o'clock. few weeks since, this
Club recommended the free exchange of fruit gratis
seeds &c among all its members; and they also recon-
mended other Clubs and Associations TO do the same
The effect has been signaly successful in calling at
tention to this subject We hope there will be an uni
versal movement among the thousand Associations and
Clubs already formed before the present session over
In some parts of France the road from town to
another is lined on each side with the finest uittrees
Here we have an abundance of enclosed lands to spare
for orchards and vineyards TO supply all with the
freshlnc healthy aud delightful luxury of ripe fruit In
three or four years the gratis distributed will dis
play new rich fruit
Travellers tell US that In the interior OF China You will
find continuous lines each side OF their canals, OF
grape vines loaded with grapes for hundreds OF miles,
The abundance OF good ripe fruit seems to increase
rather than diminish the demand
So SAYS Dr. Underhil who was told his immense vino
yard would overdo the Eew-York market. But the de-
mapd he tells Is greater and the prices better as his
grapes have increased The quantity sold in Paris IS In
credible We have the yeracty of MIR. Pe to back us
in stating that American apples have been sold ia the
London market for $50 per barrel. We have the evil
dence of Mr. Sarnl. Walker, one Of the most eminent
horticulturss of this country that pears may be mace
profitable article OF export SEQ iNePoit vi too A'
Fair. Fruit grown select imported European apple
trees are altogether inferior TO our native apples This
Is the secret of Mr.. Pells great prices.
l, will. however, be long time before we need look
TO foreign markets.
Who ever heard of large fruit grower that did not
grow rich by the supply of our Own market
The application of skill and industry in raising fruit
sure 70 find bountiful reward The amount OF sales OF
Raseberries in single season has eqused hfteen hun
d-ed dollars from an acre Of ground This was not done
whou, much experience crest care and skill, and the
selection of the best varieties.
Ii the apple the pear and the peach rpened with the
speed of the melon they would be made so plentiful this
very wear as TO come within the reach OF all Every
Garden would have its beds OF grapes and plums Shall
Wa protesting to be rational neglect 10 secure de-
sirase good because the for its enjoyment Is
l,e farther Of than we could wish Wesay' be wise
Coec, all the good gratis and cuttings you conveniently
can:-take them TO the nearest Farmers Club, and OBJ
tain all the best varieties 10 exchange-engraft snd
spt and soon you will have and vines laden with
fut-and you will add 10 your own happiness make
others happier around and be prouder OF your home
than ever.
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CUTE YASKEE-A correspondent of the Bos-
Ton Star tells the following good story Early one NOR
ming. the scholars of OF district schools were
asreeably surprised to lind written upon the outside
door, mo School! :" and the most of them Immediately
made preparation to enjoy the holdsy.-not dreaming
bur that 1t genuine order. 1t appeared however
that rogush youth lover of mischief more than his
books had written in large letters the joyful No
Scale was the notice posted up the idea understood
but the spelling bad The afternoon brought all
eesher and in the stern vssge OF the master enough
WA seen TO convince that all not rlghhe had
oeen outwited, and now came the tug Of war.
ence and one by one criticized our spelling as far as
the word school was concerned. They stood tha test
a9h he hero with his comic phiz made his appearance
Ihe master took him by the collar and with joyful
at the success OF bis ruse laid on the birch
right merriy.
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THE TRIBUNE.
Wiley g. putnam's Library.

WEfey q Pufnam'B
TYPEE.
NOTES OF JOURNEY FROM coRSHlLL TO CAL
THIoDoLF. AND AsLAUGAS KNIGHT; BY LA
NOTE FoUauE
OF late we have vanly tried to avail ourselves of
the entertainments afforded by this series. Book
after book flies off into the country before we have
time to take note of them. Our judgment is fore
stalled before it can be offered
Yet the volumes above named deserve that a mark
should be made upon our annals to signify their
value.
The Journey of Mr. "Ti,marsh," though amusing
enough, is too fippant in its fun-too much III the
Theodore Hook style, to suit our fancy. Always to
show the vulgar side of things and point out grease
spots on the robe of beauty, is way OF moving US
TO laughter, which, even when successful, half dis
gusts us with the cause of mirth, and more than
half with ourselves Few objects are so serenely
pure so soidy majestic, that they may not be made
TO look coarse tawdry, and plebeian, if placed in
certain light and sickened by certain atmosphere
We do not thank the imagination that cast this light
on Cons,an,inople, or invented the voyage Of the
Jewish Rabbis with all the accompanying fever
dream of uncleanness.
"Typee" would seem, also, to be the record of
imaginary adventures by some who mad visited
those regions. But it is a very entertaining and
pleasing narrative, and the Happy Valley of the
gentle caunibals compares very well with the best
contrvances of the learned DR.. Johnson to produce
similar impressions. OF the power of this writer to
make pretty and spirited pictures as well OF his
quick and arch manner generally happy spec-
men may beseen in the account OF the savage climb
ing the cocoa-tree p. 273, vol. I'd. Many OF the OBJ
servalions and narratives we suppose to be strictly
correct IL the account given of the result OF the
missionary enterprises in the Sandwich Islands OF
this NUMBER We suppose so from what we have
heard in other ways With view to ascertaining
the truth it would be well if the sewing societies,
now engaged in providing funds for such enterprises
would read the particulars they will find in this
book beginning p 249, vol. I'd, and make inquiries
in consequence, before going with their efforts.
Generally the sewing societies OF the country villa
ges will find this the very book they wish to have
read while assembled at their work. Othellos hair
breadth 'scapes were nothing to those by this hero
in the descent of the cataracts and many BESIDE
mona might seriously incline her ear to the descrp
lions of the lovely Fayaw
"Thiodolf" has the usual charms of La Note
Eouquss books. Who likes one in this noble, ro-
mantle STYLE. likes all The contrast between the
Northern and Southern spirit is finely kept up
"Aslauga's Knight we have heretofore mentioned
as truly beautiful poem ideal love, and next to
"Undinc' the finest of his fictions X
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fiue natrhes au6 Jewelrp.
SAMUEL HAMMOND & 90
Late Benedict l. Hammond,)

IMPORTERS FINE WATCHES,
No "A Merchants Exchange lst door In WliaIn.st,
EIAVE constantly hand large and valuable afsort-
men of Fine Watches of their own importation which
they are now selling lower prices when quality is COM
pared than be purchased OF any dealer IN New
wrrlen warranty in all cases, will be given 10 me pur'
chaser. :,
g. Hammond having attended solely to the repairing OF
Cbronometer Duplex and other hne watches, In me iae
firm of Benedict Hammond, will continue TO give his un-
divided attention branch OF the business In connec-
lion with his present partner whose reputation has long
since been established having worked for the last years
for the trade In this city. ~,
NIB large and valuable assortment OF Jewelry, Sll-
yer Ware office aud mantel Clocks &c constantly on hsnd
milo lmeodis
ZINE WATCHES, Jewelry and Silver Ware
II SAMUEL w BENEDICT, No. Wallis near Trinity
Church has received from the best makers In Europe
large and splendid assortment OF Chronometer duplex,
and Lever Watches Also very handsome pattern OF An
Choir Escapemen Watches for Indies, all OF which Will be
sold low when quality Ia compared lower IMAM ney
can obtained elsewhere in the city They VIII be war
ranted perfect every respect and correct
Mr. Cotier who has been the head OF The Repairing
Department for last four will give mis- persona
attention TO the repairing Of all fine Duplex snd other
Watches Duplex and Chronorneter Wstches ~nicn nave
been in the habit OF stopping from external nnuon, win Dc
entirely freed that and Warranted 10 give sas
Spoons. Forks, Cups and every description OF sterling
Usnry, GInyer m2 eodimis
FOR SALE AT FREEMAN's, 2so BROADWAY,
I AFARGE Buildings, corner OF Reade-ss
IL Rich Jewelry, Mantri CIocks,
silver Ware Fans, Bags,
Plated Ware Fancy Goods.
Also fne assortment of fine Italian Canoes, which for
Gle gapce of design and execution cannot be surpassed
s29awisu
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THEY tell me where the Orient smiles
That flowers have rarest bloom,
And DER the bright and Golden Isles
Breathe out their best perfume;
That fairer tints are on the Rose,
And softer sweeps the gale,
On which the lingering Bulbul throws
Its low and plainiiSe tale.
But gentler gales, more beauteous flowers,
Have sighed and smiled to me,
Than ever blessed those Orient bowers
Beyond the silvery Sea
They were the few that FIJI the wreath
Which Memory fondly weaves;
Some, plucked by Childhood from the heath,
Some twined the cottage caves
They were the Rose and Lily white,
The Violet young and blue;
And Daisies laughing in the light
Or sparkling in the dew
More bright they were than Orient flowers
Howe'er the heart may roam,
Because they smiled through sinless hours
Around my Childhood's Home.
ipra g. 1916.