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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

Dl ORDER & 5eE.rt Lee supreme Court Commls-
ID sorer and for the County n Ouondaga notice Is here
By given pursuant the provisions o the statute su5orZ-
ng attachments against aoscondng corcesd ana noEres-
dn debtors that attachment has issued against The es
late OF Bosw e. King abscordlDg concealed debt
or a:e reliGent OF OnOndaga County and that the
VIII be sold the payment OF his dcb;s unless ne appears
and discharges such attachment, according law within
three months from the FIRST publication OF this noce and
thai payment Of any debts due him. end the delivery
to hun or his OF any property belonging to him, and
the transfer OF any property by HIN for purpose what
ever forbidden by law and VOID. Dated the Soth
day OF October, 1915
M for Attaching Creditor.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

IN PURSUANCE of 81 order OF the Surrogate OF The
i county OF New-TorA Notice is hereby gwen 10 al per-
sonz having claims aaa John Thomson, ste OF the CITY OF
New Physician deceased, 10 pfesenI the SANE Win
vouchers thereof the subscriber n The resicrnce OF
Tor o) Daniel B--b- No. sis Broome-seet the city Of
New before the seventh day ot February ne1L
Dated New-York, me second day OF August l3.5
au.lAw6m ELIZA ANN THOMSON. Ex-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

r. A VALUABLE PROPERTY For Sale-SiusI-
G ed the side OF the CRyuga Lake, E5oGt Ihree
- miles South Of the Csyuga Bridge, IN The village OF
Cauoga consisting ola large bcS mauslon uin modern
style and IN the substantial mhpuer, VIII bflcS wood
house carriagehouse, ciseru and good well OF WAFER
together with i've of land pleasantly situated near HE
Banks OF the Cayuga Lake whore the climate Is Mid and
the seasons eary Ths above property Will be sold very
lowpsri of the purchase remain on bond and
mortgage and al adsputable te wi! be gwen Appyto
d?6 i'm WILLIAM Il. BOYD, n So"th.sr.
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sss.sH; :ss, q s5A! s5:M 594k hIss E -;
so<A-SSr--sa-A SASy TROY and

Ss.N---SSfA---SHa-AT TSANy, TROY and
MONTREAL. ria Bridgeport & Hou 'sion!c and Western
Railroads First ci1ss cars S6--Second class 81.
Tls s.sslnholis SIAROD sac Ell hEkA, Capt j Brooks
IT, Capt w Turper viii alternately leave the Pier foc
ot Aarkes tEa.l Ryerl daily Sunday eScep'ed al hst
pas 4. ".
~ Asaay passengers proceed iu'ncdiselytrom Bridge
mort upon ths am a Of The boat and without Charge Of
Cars or Baggage srgye in N5sGy and Troy Tie same a.
lerroOr.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

- NEW LINE u Liverpool Packcts-Ony regular
49, packets Of 2st a1d 18th January. The wei
st sailing and fsvOri,e packet ship QUEEN OF
THE WEST 1870 tons, Captain r. lvoodhou.-, will ssl
positively oc "Wednesday neat, Jau. 2 aud the splendid
packet ship sHEkiOAN, 100 tons Capt @ q Cornsh,ca
z6h inst The accommodations of the above magnifseDl
ships it Is well AnoSG unsurpassed for chb.n secont
cabin and seerage passengers. Thooe whng secure
Dertns shouia maze early application bOsri,
". J. Z. TAPSCOTI, - souih.st,
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

g. EOR SALEThe new elegant Gotic stone House
%: and Lot No l6 GrAmercy PARK. 2h-sL The hotssi'
situated directly that beautiful PARA Ii j5 ee front
81 feet deep three and attic nigh ond oi tue most
commodoua ccrsrucrOn IL has Crotun wster, gn1 pipes
sud furnace tubes connected with excellent furnace
in.oU ghoui THERE'S spacious hall marble ed Is marble
antes satuaTy in hrst story plate ssss In n. whoenoH
plated furniture In all the rOun-bah rooms and water
cioset mahogany doors in tsi story versndai front
and and the whole repete with syory convenience for
scrge family and finished in the and substantial
manner The house will be sold either win or without
the lot in the l9thsL For Isrns which WI. oe &C.
commodalirg pppiy 20 ELtHU TOWNSEND, SO Mer
chAnls' Exchange, or C. & g. BELDEN, 10 Grunmvrcy
pu,k mr. 50 Wnil.nt U21 II
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

DY ORDER Of Franc II. Ruggies, Esquire Judge OF
- ChauaJque County Courts, of the degree of Counsellor
at Law Supreme Court Notice is hereby gwen that
An attachment has issued against the estate Of Jay Sherman
nonresident debtor. that the will be sold for tho
psyueu his debts unless he appear and discharge such
attachment, according 10 law within nnemontls from the
rst publication OF ,u notice. and that the payment OF any
debt and tue delivery OF any property belonging to such
debtor him or for his and the transfer OF any properly
By him for any purpose whatever forbidden by law and
are void Dated the isi day OF December 1875.
de lAtsln c. TUCKER Attorney for AuaclIing Creditor
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'oAt.-l sn GoF eeny-rag Inc very 5-st rs-a Orcis
~ fed ASA Coal vel scIeened from yE!d al sEs ~ ~
.oA rS prices NJ. aId s.ov- mixed s. - srge olus
Egg, o: Efoaer St per Ion Tbe pGDc may rel. Oh 81
Dig ibe vsrs beat Coal The shove snt VII oe W.
rnd c.ink.r Coal Yard corner ~ Kins AID 9re
-tcN-i PETER CF.ENTC,E ~
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-19

s.iIEIIFF'S ~ALE-By vrule OF VIII OF nell tacas
- 10 me directed and delivered will expose sale Al the
vssbue The City Hail. in the city OF Newly ork, Tue
day III. 18th day OF February at II O'Clock nooo, all
t title and interest Of Thomas Zabrssie which he
had on the eleventh day of Aprilast NJ any time after
wards Of in and TO all that certain lot piece parcel OF
land situate living aud being in the Twelfth tth Ward OF
e CITY OF New York aud known Daniel Evans map OF
the properly formerly belonging Ohm Whitehead dated
August j 1926 by Tire No 81 bounded souherly IN front
by The middle OF 85 street. eastsry By lots numbered l0
100 90 and g. northw4rdy by lot numbered 6 and south
wsoy by lot numbered 60 ana containing In width IN front
ana rear 3 feet and in dep side hundred and
lw feet inches be the more or less Dated
New-York January 5th, 1916. WM- JONES, Sheriff.
"a D.puty Sheriff II lav6W
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From Venezuela.
Correspondence ofThc Tribune.
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PUERTO CAsELIo Oct. Q. 1916.
Since the Elections commenced here We haveh had
some political disturbances which IS 10 be regret
ted have resulted in bloodsied. Fortunately. Gen
Chief OF the Army. and through his energetic move
nents The country has been saved from the i''li Ell
iects OF most disastrous plot formed by what is
termed the 'Gnzman party On the 29th ult a
battle took place between that party and the Con
stitutonallsts. In which the latter came MI veto
rious having killed hundred, and wounded double
that number. The Government party were headed
oy Col Guerrero. who bad some 100 choice and
valiant men, against 500 Rebels supposed to be
beaded by one Haugel
Gen Pacz had ordered his forces TO meet the.
idcti0hsts en- muSse so 10 destroy them com
pietey out uerrero beng the nearest and frs, to
encounter showed his v,Lor above described uer-
zero himself who Is koon it is said kiled about fin
NEE He took the whole gang by surprise and made
dreadful slaughter among them
Affairs are now somewhat better although military
preparations made in order To restore the confidence
eof the country.
The object OF the Guzman party 10 iibera,e the
aves which they effected in many places plundering
8and numbering all the whites they met with. Mmy of
3thc planters have suffered from these horrid dcprcda
Hons and will doubtless lose their entire crops for want
,of hands gather thcnip fact public confidence has
been completely shaken and If justice not Thoroughly
administered to all accompiccs this Internally deep
laid conspiracy long time must clspec find
ssfe footing II the Government slceps inactive to
the scheme nsdlOusly laid against them gloom will
De the face Of the country which many years
may not dispe An energetic now be made
and the remedy will be sure" b. t. e.
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BATCHELORiS HAIR DYE.

~ Liquid Cooring for the Hair, Wmskefs, lc.
Its claims patronage Will al one. be understood by
those who have Used sold the preparations offered for
dycnc the hair lts application Is simple, IL effect Ger
tain. being emrhatcally perfect Hair-Hye, without de-
keepers druggists &c Il VIII be found most de-
srabl- article they with confidence recommend II
ih.ir customers be troubled with complaints OF
lis dyeinc the skin linen IL VIII not rub OF the hair
and constant washing only improves is appearance The
color is permanent and perfectly uniform entirely free
from those unnatural ins varying from the faded green 10
the royal purple produced by the ordinary hair dyes In
proof Of Us efficacy the inventor Is prepared TO apply the
DYE TO whsker- portion Of the hair without charge
those wishing purchase 1t proves satisfactory for
which purpose he has private rooms Prepared only and
sold wholesale and retail by WM. BACHELOR, No ,
Wal-sL near Broadway. Price 81; double size 81 80.
Copy The address.
Agenis-New-York Dr. Goursad. 81 Walker-st; Brook
yn Mrs HAYS l39 Fultenst; Philadelphia Tug Roussel
Washington. D c. J. II Gibbs, Penn Ayen; Pltlsourg,
Pa. Wu Jackson, 80 LbsrIysL Columbus. Ga, Winter
4 Eppinr 90 lIneodls
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS
EYEGLASSES. 1916 t7.Teacners have been engaged for
the following Glasses. which members invited 10
subscribe:
ERENCH-Mr. Chss. Parneaier. Terms forthe course
SFANlsII-Don Carlos Rabaaan. Terms for The course
81 forty eight lessons "a dollars.
GERiiN-M.- Mori;t Erlneller Terms llf ;he course
OF .sr.r-c!-.... lessons. nve dollars
ITALIAN-Mr. Z +. Forest. Terms 10! re course OF
fcriy-eight lessons. seven dollars
BOOK-kEEPISG-Mr. Thomas Jones. Terms for 81
unlimited course, zen dOilars
PENMASSHIP-Mr. \. Il wheeier. Terms for the
course of twenty lessons, hve cctarS-
MATHEMATICIAN. John Ryan Terms for The course
OF iurts-risht lessons, -lN dollars
VOCAL MI SlC-Mr- Z lves. y Terms for The course
vi toTty-eishi lessons. seven dollars
The gentlemen engaged - Teachers are e.. wei anown
b. efninently qualified % iEnPsrr instruction
Mr. John fyal. who taxes charge 81 LIE class n Name
MATES Aas 1eea uu lately Professor thai branch Il
Johns COLLEGE Eurihar ION The President OF winch
Institution he brings testimonials Of high Character
Is confidently beleyed, that II 10 Institution r his
City the same sncgnI OF Instruction be received BY
Student on terms 80 low those offered ~ Members
o! The ~ l. 4
The Classes he Rooms 81 s AsSocistpn, or e.
those of the Teachers, twice In each week
Farther Information may - Esl on appicaton 10 the
Librarian Clinton Hall u. ARR0WSMiTH
OF AWElnis Chairman Class Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
CERTAIN CURE FOR TooTH-ACHE.
GLOVE hSopfNs DROPS.
Tootl-ache dire viii now give way,


TOoth.ache dire vii now give way,
Pam must end. and cease decay
Youth and are no more rcpinc.
When they Glove Anodyne.
re- In numberless cases, when all other to''hhc
remedies have failed the Glow" Anodyne props nave Ell
feced and the pains from decsyed e-h nave pt.h
entirely driven away Many suffer the terrible pangs
daily rather tooth and these drops accomplish
ALI thew desirceradcaug the tooth ache and saving the
teeth Who would longer suffer Price y cents
Prepared and sold by HENRY JOHNSON, chemist and
druggist, rs BROADWAY corner Chaulherssl IN the
Granite Building Sold also I'M Fuiion-s- and II East
Broadway, and al Coddinsons. JoS Hudson-st corner
Spring % lm,seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
DIED
/. 3ls; ult. ELIZABETH, wife Of

On Saturday evening 3ls; ul, ELIZABETH wife Of
Stuart F. Randolph. aged 81
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited a-rerd het iuncral Monday afternoon
at O'Clock from her late residence. 81 Hudson
without farther invitation. Services az St JOINS
Chanel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
GENUINE BEARS OIL, HIGHLY SCENTED
The best article FOR the Growth Of the Hair
r3- Good Head of Hair needs attention pre-

serve II. u,;re md uxier-. il commences dropping
out mere IS nohing VIII prevent ts calamity as
the Bear Oh prepared from pure bears Grease II On,
ter. To-. pores OF the SKIN and moisen- lc roots and
seems TO be the natural remedy for preserving in its
Original strenr'h and beauty -
eist 3 Broadway in the Granite Building, Cham
bers-st Sold also al 100 Faltons u East Broadway.
and sos Hudson-s Price 30 cents large ) cents small
MS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

LITERARY LECTURES-Abbo Institution iof
L. Senior Classes OF Young Ladies, No. ID Uniye,sy-
p.ace--Rev. GORRAM D. ABBOTT, cips!--Wtnter
course Lectures Ergh Literature, Ins!eeaa! Phi
Ic-ophy Fine Arts Tn. hrst Of en Lectures or
English Literature Will De delivered Thursday, Nos.
5lh q o lock P. u Sqblect-rhe English Bible
Tue Introductory, Intellectual Philosophy, VIII be
delivered Tuesday Nov. ota. e. Lie same hour The
a. to terms &c may be obtained q The Institution
LADIES' not otherwise connected with the Insiuon are
admitted Lectures and 20 Ihs Glasses IN Frenct
r9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
NEW INVENTED WIGS.

are pronounced hy a.! who have and worn them the
most perfect natural heads of hair Wig wearers are
invited to insect tn. largest and hest assortment OF Wigs
in the Uaited States they then udc. the effect and
viii AT once perceive that what has long been 10 hen
source Of ploerahe discomfort viii henccorih be real
luxury WM BACHELOR, inventor and manufacturer
Wail-s near Broadway, removed from los Broadway.
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INDIARURRER coon
Isl. manufactufed by Horsce

INDIA RI BEER GOODS, manufactured by Horace
l. II. Day for sale a = Cort!andtst
Days Patent Shitred Sus Ws-rmen's and Sportsm.ns
penders. Coats ard Pea Jackets,
G.ntlelnens Sheet Rubber Sh-as Patent Life Chair and
Oversho-s. leather soles, Settees, viii Days IN
Do Rubber e provements,
Sandals, FOR Spnns and Grifs Patent Cotton Loaf
Fall wear, er, for rafting bales Of Cot
Ladies ,Ch!ldrens 1 Youths ton
Rubber Shoes, India Rubber Gloves,
Metallic Rubber Machine lndi. Rubber Pancaloons,
Banding upe.ior article, Do do SHRED, no.
DAVIS Patent Ho.e. air proof
Life PTr,eryers OF al kinds Air Cushions and Pillows,
Day. Psent Rubber Boat or Eydrosisi.c Beds Bathing
PoaGon, Caps, Rsbber Tents and
India Rubber Cloths Baggage Covers, Water
llack!rtosh Coais, Buckets, together win all
Black Silk Welding for shoe lhe other styles Of
maEersuse Rubber Goods. all warrant
India Rubber Door Springs ed stand heat cold
and without change.
TIL. extensive machinery and facilities for
r4curny embraced three establishment, belonging
undersigned, enable, him 10 prompt execution
of ali orders manner slc WIKI greater dis
~ HORACE II. DAf.
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THE EATONTOWN POLYTECHNIC IN

T7HE EATONTOWN POLYTECHNIC IN
STTTUTE, Shrewsbury, y. J. feopers lts Winter Seq
sgn on Monday asd November. Pupils received III Isl
December TEsot-S.5 per Session Of :. weeks This
Institution conrrs prehecsye English and Classicn!
edncai.on including the German French Spanish and
Italian Languages. Circulars a. 81 Nsssz1sl n lw.
CAWELIAs, RHODODENDRONS, &c.-loQo
" Plants Of Csmeia ia onica- Rhododendrons aga.
le.s kc embracing 81 he finest and newest Tretes OF
each coming into I'LL bloom for sale the Conservatory,
corner Of Cour. and Scrrerhorn Brooklyn OF lHs
nR. POWELL, Oculist anc Aurlst, attends 70 Dis
LEASES ot;hs md Ear from 10 O'Clock a. Ills res
ite-cs, 81 Broadway, corEsf OF .Serren-at -.
SsreSislIns Scztn.ins clred II few nir.es-
and ali discharges from The Ear Pern1asnL.y 49,
Ar;sca Eyes inserted Spec..-l-s ADAPTED 20 every ce
% ireod,s S2tWeow-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
IL Mcchnnic., InsliinIe.-The req

~ Mechanics Insiitute.-The regular monthly
meeting Mechanics nsnt. will be held Ia the Lee
iu.-H"ori Tuesday evening. 81 instant at y oclocn
TIE Course of Lectures Chemistry by Professor Hume.
VIII commence "Wednesday evening, llth instant At
O'Clock, In the Lecture Room, City Hall The courses on
IN. Steam Engine aud ~ Steam and Astronomy the
following week. Members Of the institute. having
tickets will please cu!l and obtain them nj the nsnto
Rorins c. b. RARElTT, Actusry.
Drawings and Specifications of Patents, &C. done at the
Institute. n. u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

~ Reader, are you consumptve' Do you suffer
from diseased liver Have you the scToula any dis
OF the blood Are you dTopscal Do you iee de-
billy weakness %! the system Resort To NanEhns We
reabe Litenrptc Mixture. See Advertisement, healed
(frehI American RrintlY. O.3 6Lis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS
tbs CANCER cas- NJ Cured
Uiti9ut iATricaI Opsration5.
~ Dr WiIIinm II. Norris, OF Philadelphia. "a now

~ DR.. Wiiium ii. Norris, OF fhiaceiphis, - now
on aist 10 SevYOrs, where be VIII remain during the
ment In the case ofcanccr- His plan Il 10 exact pay only
after cure ard he makes charge for consultation MI
r.rous certificates can BE- exhibited Application VII
liam H. Norris Atlantic Hotel between The hours OF 10 and
ao'cIock md 400 Greenwich al all other hours. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

~ CIuirvoynmcc.-DrlS $ LYON and Al DAVIS
patients desirou, Of medical treatment
by clairsoyc, - Spring-st Hours of examining 10
O'Clock A NJ IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

re- The slave cnse-Full particulars OF The interest
nc George kiIk the late Slave will be given
the Slavery meeting the Kinca Wesleyan Chapel
two doors IVES, fIudsonst this evening y o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02

I S.FOUNTAIN & co. 7o9 Broadway, deisrm .Lla
y. close The busiress me Lie nr1 OF MABbETT
FOUNTAIN within three weeks, otter AZ very reduced
prices heir sccS consisting Of every variety among
which sGe very rich goods. such Is Lace Caps Eoro-
dere Dresses and CaPes every siye Of loda goods and
large u1uoe< very destrale an fashionable articles
al a. less prices than before offered
To L-t-t,o stores in Siah-sL; also, ne basement Is
feet deep under he whole premises cheap o25 i~!s
FXTRA New HuIled 5ackwheaL-The undersigned
Lare prepared 20 receive orders lot Few hnlet Buck
,xea: really packed IN hArres half barrels, quarter and
eCatn barrels also IN bags OF - and . bs- each also
for Graham Flour and Oat Meal IN Ike pacAagea These
articles are warranted equal II market Orders frui
cu OF III, Civ sccor panied with City reference. vi
r.ee: VIII pror-,t s-erfoa 1T - 6. FROST,
oI2 ar.is 81 Froat-<t door below Peck-slip-
CARRIAGE ClOTH.-l00 pieces Intta Rubber
CCsrriace Con plan and 5guredl Of superior quality
for sac Al The low es market prices a he warehouse Of
he Newsrk n J. India R-5ber Fscory, IS Msicen-sre
iyIn isS
nOOR SPRINGS.-An- ~ AID improved article Of
Els,:c Door Springs .or sale wholesale and re.a;
bv he Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Company -
As.deo-lap- OILS AZ
CHINNEY SWEEPING--Johrsou( Gaze Z john
Sson informs the pablo that be SUI continues ne ua-
ness Of Chimney Sweeping q =. cd ts-n IS' s.oos|
CogrTy orders attended &C, G<S 4Na
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-02
fashionable Clothing.

CHAS E. FOLWELL, MERCHANT TAILOR,
NO IA2 BROADWAY. (up -tnirsl respectfully informs
Shs customers aud gentlemen generally, thht ne mas on
hand and constantly receiving the latest rtyeso' Slo'
ncr he doubts will prove every way satisfactory ho"r
who may HIM with tlelr pau onsgr he WISHES W
particular 10 call attention O gentlemen to hl- nav
-yl- OF Dress and Patio Oyruoas. % ne = earnestly q"
the opinion they be- rNccied IN his city r
WHERE. Gentlemen furnishing their own cloth VIII lia'n
their garments made ith much ns purchased o
Ltn, OIL Inn
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pAssENGERS ARRIVED

Ia packet sAjp JOAN 4 Ssid6y from Lir9rooi-Rev
EOsiey. lady children and servant, OF rhilad raul
Farnun. Miss Farnum Mr. T C Cornell, lady, Mrs w
Cornell and daughter of Brooklyn. and 80 in the
s.eerags
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JOINS w M,rTlS, Secretary NJ


70 University OF The Stntc OF Ncw-f ork-IoI'
eee of Physicians and Surgeons The Address lnIoduc
tory the Session OF al viii he delivered by Profess,
Joseph NJ Smith Monday, n Nov. AT half-pa-t
NJ in the College Hall Sublecl"T The Public Duties Of
Medical Men
The Degree of Doctor Of Medicine will be conferred up
the candidates elect By the PRECEDENT OF tie College
Alex hnder II. Stevens. NJ. D.
The public generally respectfully
invited 10 attend.
On Tuesday, Sd Nov. al \. 81. the Regular Courses
viii te commenced.
College Of Physicians and Surgeons 81 Crosby-i.
Oh
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NEW MUSICAL PUBLICATIO


I'lRTH 4 HALL. franklin fnAre. and FIRTH, HALL
L POND, - Broadway, publish this week selections
from the Grand Opera IT the Crusaders, by Benedict
containing When sadd-n'i thou ghs the spirit silks. - c-
I'm thine only thine, - III gifted ring, . cts They
ie know The charms. p els. Weep on, weep on, p cts
The Ties of friendship (Duep SO the complete
y 81 Also the vocal beauties OF LEl-ir AnOre, the
Love Spell, by DOnleta Tho 10 oIner lands wander,
iousnto BELLA % cls 4 knight from war returning,
Della crIdeesouee % Dearest Of happy child
hood Come pardie yekLossl - cis Sweetly when 10
home returning LA raj ia, lei . els, Say will thou ever
think OF me- ma flrya lsgrms = cts; Fsirest maiden
have riches Duet 90 ricco - cts or the
ssi p!etr = 80 Qaadries from Wallace, Opera
OF Nsritans arranged by Couie o29 lstl
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r. lie, Every Pcr-on Rcnd Thi-.-onen ii

To Lei Every Prr-On Rchd Thf--DItsn Us
that the Of destruction l. never si-pectcd-hn the
cheek becomes pale the appetite poor the pulse qicA The
sleep disturbed the frame enacaied the breath short aud
hurried and before you aware mud that Dyspepsia
Janrdce Nervous Debility, Liver Complaint "r Vertigo,
claims you It's victim Those to whom Life l. sweet,
before aiupcr with yourselves 10y the of medicines
which prove be Of avail IN IN. above complaints and
afflicted with Hereditary llumors Headache Bloches
the face Cotvenc n the diseases arising from
Impure of the blood habit of tia system
Dr. Woods Snrssparil1 and Wild Cherry Bilter-. Putup
large bottles md sold wholesale and retail by WYATT
KETCiiM. III Fuiun.si. n. Y. j. W. Smith. corner
Fulton and Cranberry Brooklyn. Price : per bottle:
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0cTnRER HEpORr Of the Mntgs! LIE LIS

OCTOBER REPORT OF the Mlius! Life Insurance
OCompeLy OF S-S-York, No % WaIl-st-This insIit1-
lion daGag the H0nLA u October Issued slIy-ihfee re"
Policies, VIZ
To Merchants Traders.11 To physician
AEnufacturers..---- ! = Teacher ..--'.--
Cerss.............. s. . Deputy Sheriff |
Mechanic. q Is Vice President OF
agent. LIS CO....--.-...'-.'-
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