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srososv, ailan be chosen By he Electors o.
- re.pectire Couaer, once II every L"O altered lc
81 and as often vacancies shall happen Sheriff.
hold no other Office. AID bc ineligible for the rsXl
TWO wears af.er the termination Of inetr ecrs. They
IL lime md in default OK giving such security, thef
Offices shall! be deemed But The County sha ns.er
be made Responsible Tor e sc. q ne ss, no
within the for which ne snsl haze osel -, -
giving 10 such ocers copy # ne ea 5ss.e
haze copied The above With some arlenonisnts q
ready adopted by the Convention -
M FoxsTTH thought two ?sAls $500 cc,Try
Si.rE and District Attorneys should hold tneF oE'o%
for THREE years- .-.. 49,. IT.. CO.
md l,ste officer. held Office but FOX tEo years Why
I5 The AttorneT General hold but for yesrs and
the District Attorney for three Why should the shsr-
~ who I. the Deputy Governor sor County hold for
three years and the Governor nod nut Tor two Msny
OF these local Offices in large Counties were Of grea;
noluInent De Obtained .or three years and Or
casoned interference with the freedom Of election
log.roing unions Of oceseekers aid each other 70
Office &c and il the Senator 70 hold out two yesrs
tha, term long enough FOX County Clerks, ire
quent reference 10 the people was also spoken OF
4 vote taken, and toe term Two Tears struck oot
and M Forsyths amendment Tor THREE years toy eacn
officer inserted For three yesrs 46or two 42-did nc'
vote az al, 20:
The Ayes we're,
Messrs Allen angel Ayrau!t s9ae! EasSo T s:sfEsa'
Bnce. D. D. Campbell, Conely Cook Cornell Docd; Dor
on Forsyth, Graham Greene Hs'rs iiuiehins2 10
Kernble, Kennedy, keenan, Aan; Marxih Miis gu
~ ~ simmons = Spencer W. II. Spencer, Stepheus.
STOW Townsent VanschDonhoven, Warren WIT
Wittsck Uor5=n " 2. Wright fa"ger. fouDg-|J.
The Noes were,
ae.srs Archer Boyvdi-n, Bull, Bur Csmbrsleng, Can
dee CLARK Clyde Crooser Cuddebscs, Dusois Fiapder'
Gc5hard Harrison Han, Hawlsy, Hotchkss. 4 Hunt
pron Ringsey. Kirkland Mcneil, McSiu MaxTe,
Nelson Nicholas Parish, Patterson President Richmond
Riker St JOhn Sheldon, Stanton, Strong, Swecshsmer,
Taft J. j. Taylor, Tuthili Waterbury, Wood A Wright,
Youngs-+2
AZ 81 minutes 10 the Convention sui engaged
in discussing the above section Il
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Sale. Mt the Stock Exchange :. WEDNESDAY.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

In tie steamship GyeG, Ues,en. from Lirrpool-Messrs
Hsughton, Soudhcimer. Sivor, c sivori. E Alec,
NJ Alec, w Anderson, Bndport and lady, Capt CoTbit
and lady, Messrs Della Tore, Grsvcley, Lsu.
nitz P Fills Descreme, Chige L Dawnman Drual,
Carleton p Gaune, Gen Flournay, Messrs Wheeler.
X Hutchinson. p Iguere, Kennedy g D Fcrrier and
lady, J Ferrer, Misses Ferrer, Mrs Dew, Messrs
A brown. X Gibbs family ard nurse. Mrs Gill
Mr. w Parsons, Mr. B Parsons Mr Hardin Mr. Bailey
md lady. Mr. Oracle. Mr. D Huulbert Mr. Groom and
lady, Mr. L Balch, Mr. Harris and lady, Mr. J Al.
bert. Mr. r o Anderson. Mr II Buttolph Mr. " Cruit
and lady, Miss Cruft, Mr. Cruft, Miss Fitch, Mr.
Davis Mr. Fisher, Mr. A Catherwood Mr. sill, Mr. J
a Washington Mr. w D.Arnold, Mr. X o Robbins, Mr. J
K Orr. Mr. Tobias, Mrs Fryer. Mr Bonis and lady.
Miss Longstrect, Mr. stephens, Miss Gordon, Miss
w Gordon, Mr. Bos,wick and lady. Mr. Higgnbottom,
Mrs Thomas Mr. Johnson lady and servant Mr. Hot
man and lady Miss Hoffman, Mr. Armstrong Mr. Crit
fths and lady, Mr. II. a Allen Rev J Marsh, Mr. Thos
Rawlings Mr. Montgomery. Mr. Parke, Mr. + VI
Vinges. Rev Or Scott, Nh : Schumacher, Mr. l. Bcecher
and lady, MrJ c Backus Mr. Thos Snyth, Mrs Prout
Miss Prout Mr. Carson Mr. T Evans Mr. Sempe and
lady DR. Massey, Dir Sparkle. DR. Carter and lady fam
y and servant, Mr. w Dale, Mr. Taylor. Mr. Hough
won't md lady, Mr. Yeaman and lady, Mr. Eastman, Mr.
kohl=adt, Col Thompson Mr. Copeland
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ARRIVED.

Ship Sultsna Dennis I'm no "a inst and the Bar the
nth INST. nudge, 10 w Nelson.
Brs Altoona Clark, hGatanzGs 18th inst, 10 hhd-
moasses to Reed & Hoppock; l05 do, 10 D Curtis a
quantity oi fruit TO Acker; logs mahogany do ce-
dar Waterbury. Left bark James Bailey, for Phils
the same day Spoke 22d inst la. 81 N, lon IS 80 W
ship North Carolina oi ny, - DAYS i'm NO, bound TO
Virginia, of and I'm Bait, bound for Demernra-had
been dismnstcd the 9th inst Ia; % 30 n Ion 20 Is
w bound for the nearest port
Bark NPcruv) Mccna Clark, Is Is I'm Havana 62S bXs
sugar 100 bags coffee. 10 Harmony, Nephews & CO.
Left ship Norma Ellis for NY in ds bark ouisa
Tor do next day schr Walker for do day. Goth
inst lat ~ 30 Ion ~ a spoke ship Harcrsvc OF Gar
diner IS ds I'm Liverpool for Bait
Brig (Sw, Albion, Lclljedhhl I'm Canton and Macao
May 10, ST Helena Aug Is, tens 10 Boormau. Johnson 4
/ Co. cassia 10 order
Brig New York Norton OF aud Tor Bath bound to
Martinique sailed the sth inst Put in here repair
damages. 2th inst Ia, 80, Ion n 30 spoke brig Chat
ham, I'm Boston for Bait
Brig August Dosnc TN phila and u I'm the Cspes
, coal. To master
Brig Lincoln. RAyners, Eastport plaster TO Brett 4
Vose
schr (Port) Amizade Jones 30 DIS i'm Fsysl 100 pipes
( wine 10 francia.
Schr Cinderella Scull Pennington 30 de I'm Swans
! bore, NC, naval stores to Rugges
f., Schr Williams. Eldrldge I'm Norfolk corn. bound
To Boston Run ashore miles South o. Bsrnegat. and
was got on by the assistance OF the schr Excelsior
Cap, Bennett and lowed to the City 10 repair damages
! Schr Prane Land, Virginia potatoes.
Schr w Brown sales Wilmington, NC, nav a
stores, TO l. McCresdy.
Schr w kmpton. Osborn. Norfolk corn.
Schr L Stewart Lozier Virginia
Schr Heroine. Coats, Virginia -four &c.
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S-The subscriber oters for sale the FaS on which he
NOW resides, in the village OF Auburn, Cayuga Co
consisting OF i52 OF good Grain and Grazing Land
well enclosed and wsiered and upon which are one large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns She: and other necessary out-ouding
three Apple Orchards, great variety OF choce rrult
Trees and Shrlhbery four durable Springs three els
hundred rods ofu Stone Fence and an nexhausib.e
Quarry of superior quality of gray and blue Lime Stone
suitable for cutting and dressing, eligible and convenient
far continued sale OF thai article, either rough or hewn,
according the demand and from which mos OF the ee-
CANT Stone buildings IN Auburn we're erected.
This Farm extends from Norths, 20 and across State
of egtysX rods on the former ana one huud
red both sides OF the aIIerupon ell
Their Of which may be- advanageousy sold great number
OF village lots the pleasure OF the owner About -
acres including the large house, barns, sheds two or
chards and garden. lie between Nortst and the Auburn
and Syracuse Railroad ca including The stone guar
~ and one dwelling house. lie between said Railroad and
Safest and the remaining 10 with two dwelling
hou lie West Of StatesLs which Is IN high STAKE OF
cuvaon well fenced. conveniently allotted and in good
order The whole Farm, either Of the above parcels
will sold cheap; and II desired time will he given for
the payment Of large proportion Of the purchase money
INQUIRE Of Luther Tucker OF Albany. Hubert Hall ~
Auburn or the subscriber upon the premises.
GEORGE &. CHASE.
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nlilllllern.
FRENCH WILMER

FRENCH MILLINERY.
E-vv-MRS UNDERWOOD respectfully informs her
Il "A friends and the public IN general that she has
5-i5G|mOved 10 Hudson-si. between North Moore
w md Franklin where she Will open. THUR
iny next DC ober st with fun aud fashionable n--Oft
OF Fail and Winter Hats OF the latest Partisan style
Also AL kinds of Straw Hats made ani hb.rrd 90 the
pre-enLitshi- q.
v n. WM. UNDERWOOD -tiIl continue, 10 bleach and
press AL kinds Of Straw. LeghOfn and SrapOlithn Hats,
without damain the texture leaving The smell OF snl
phgr lie also restores the color, when bndy brs'hed,
lie has done IN many cases NJ. ITO Hudson st..
Nrw-York So lw
iIRS. SIMMONS, 5ti Broadway will open
si,s& her premium Millinery Establishment on Thur
go day tEe FIRST OF October with fan assortment OF
W. Fall Millinery, Ribbons. Caps. Artificial Flowers.
and Il flIl assortment of reail,rrs Nc
-2g3t, NJ w SIMMONS 81 Broadway
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DY ORDER Of tne Hon Charles P Da!Y one Of lhe
u Judges Of me Court Of Common P-as ne City and
Coznry Of NeY orz-Souce Is hereby given pursuant 10
provision 0! The Sanle authorizing attachments against
foreign Corpora0Es attachment has i-sged against
rea End personal OF " The Commercial Bank
tNacon foreign corporation cre3ted By or under tae
AVS OF the state Of Georgia upon original securities he'd
81 Aer Brewer resident Of the Cry and sLa;e Of
N--l osE Psnii n said attachment, amounting TO
hundred dollars and Ina. said corporation apPea! and dis
charg= slc1 attachment according 10 law within twelve
weeks from Inc rs publication lis notice. and that the
paynsnt CT Any debts and TIE delivery 70 or the
transfer Or any property belonging 10 said Corporation
above named for5tfdss 5y law and void-July
ls4S- II e BREWER, PIE in oe-scn
iy9 iSwiav 81 Waist n. !.
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xUSes TO EMIGRANTs d1-F-~TTI5
- a.,--s OTHERS Gol%G WEST. -ssSaErfEs

w
IA S OTIS
FORWARDING LiNE.-TDe subscribers beg 10 nlorE
heir friends aud the public generally and emgrRnts s'b
Giarly that hey are now prepared forward paseDSep
~ all parts OF the Western States and Carnda " tie Ye
lowest rates and With certainty OF passengers erpnen
ng no delay AZ any Place Inc route. Betpg ncfss1
equally n al The modes Of conveyance into raeror ~
partial advice VIII be given those abOu:to proceed 90
10 the best mode Of travei well the best routes
take for any inland town in the United States OF Cssa
the EnIgraNfT Iraveitng Gu which not only gives ~
rates Of passage, bat 3so tie distance al psd, o. "
West and Canada, together With The lime usually oeres,
II performing Quincy 10 any given place, may be y
grsusi on application IT their Office. -
From the superior in which this branch Of -
business has hitherto been conducted the SUBSCRIBER -
with certainty guaranty that difficulty or deAy =
possibly be experienced By any person goia2 % tr -
and the numerous frauds daily committed BY rre1Socs
parties on persons going West should deter hose 900
curing their passage from engaging any waere but q a.
nee OF established responsibility The subscrbers VOL
here state that thcir various conyeyaces, viz: R'o
Cars Canal Boats and Steamers such cannot os ~
passed il eoused FOR farther particulars, sppy % y
letter post.paidj u " /. J. T. TAPSCOrTt
35 SOuth-st one door West Of H1rIilg~snp
" B-W. j T. T. counne 70 dispatch frs, class 20 20
u London, Liverpool GiasgoT, SewOriesss ~
bile Savannah AID Charleston, w!ih ppnctrslfy Also,
make arrangements for bringing passengers from
part Of the Old country, and give drafts for any so ~
able on demand IN any part OF Great Britain or lfeasa
ury5 tsgtf
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fesal Notifies.


u ! ORDER Oi Hon. Charles Day. Associate Judy re
II OF The Cour Of Common Pleas for the City and County
OF Newiotz notice IS hereby gyeg pursuant the pro
vsons Of The statute Authorizing attachments against
-coatEg, concea!ec and Nonresident debtors
tAcvn. las !s=uc1 against Inc estate James VI Reed,
resident " the Stale Oi Connecticut, aud that The
VIII be sold Tor Inc payment VI al. debts unless he appear
and discharge srch attachment, according law, within
nine months from .he ar-t publication vi ts notice AID
that LIE payment any te1Ls due hn By residents OF
ta- STATE, and Inc delivery ~ Ai sJr 1is Of any
property within liz Satr belonging 10 MIN and lie trans
Ter Of any such property By aim iurDdc-l oy a aad
are VOID. Dated The Sd tsr OF September, 1916
~ p BREWER, Attorney for AiischinE Creditor
81 iawem SO W1!-st y. Y.
NOTICE.-The undersigned, Trustees OF :te creditors
Wei Knapp Burch AZ s5scorciag debtor, ate q he
:own OF oego County OF Tloga AID STATE OF Se@-York
hereby give uOgce Tat genera meeting OF The credit
Of Knapp Earca vii oe held az he Office OF 2
Sweet II he village Of O-go Il said Copr.y The 2t
day OF October aexi O'clock 4 II ;or The purpose
Of dusri he accounts eac demands FOR and against The
sad Enapp D1r-h and making nai settlement Of said
debtor. Dated aCy *. 1917
SOLOMON GILES
JOIN CARMICHAEL, Trustees.
sra1 iar&2OOct APPLETON ;. KELLY
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TNDIA-RUBBER GOODS, = cort!andsL-Day :
ACCOMPLISHMENTS is supplied and IS constantly manu-
featuring every description OF lnds-rueber goods incpd
Ing b Incompatible patent Sh!rred suspenders, which
never separate as do all other make :, All the approved
styes OF overshoes for men, and children with
leather and rubber soles Life preseTver. pillows air and
5ed.. Macintosh oyercoais leggings &c &c Tor
:, !. i, opan,i,ies Ia sui, LII I'm
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nEAFSESS CTKED-Extract-" cheerfl!ly con-
~ Div with the request OF Lieut. Mcintosh 10 state hat
he vas invade home in consequence of toa! deafness
and discharges from the that under the care OF Ut
Castle md EpwAKos Auiists tSsl Broad way.l v \ he
recovered his hearing and has again returned 10 his duty
fSiyne,D II. NcNEvES, Surgeon
10 II. B. ". Forces Jamaica.
All cases OF deafness attended Acoustic Drops for
sale sure cure for Deafness collection. Of water or HARD
cl'sry.s fror, tho ears Ir s2q neod-
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Nj ARM JOU R N A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
CLEARED

Ships oxford, Yea,on, Liverpool, H Marshall; St
Nicholas. Evcleigh, Havrc. Boyd Hinckeni Prince
de Joinvlc Lawrence Marseies Elisha Dennison
sedley. Mobile, liurlbut & Co Star Republic
Moss Galveston, Brown & Nelson Arkansas nillard
Eoheans VIM Nelson; Talbot, Strong, Havre, Gordon
& Talbot
Brigs Marccllus Sheffield st Kits Nesmith & Walsh
lris Q3r) Mann 81 Johns NJ do Linden Burr Charles
ton, Durham & Dimou.
schrs VIM Caldwell, St Johns NIB I Winnietti Sarah
Churchnan, Bayman, Brazos 81 iago Lc Roy, BcdeN
Charleston. Post Hamilton Penield Alexandria
Siurecs, Chairman & Co; Niagara. spading Jacmel :
W Lewis Emily johnson. Sncdecor. BAIT Johnson s
loudon; Gratitude, Stephenson, Richmond Globe
simmons Washington
soops Oscar Phillips Taunton d.rial. Davis, Prov.
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xTFW-yORK AND ERIE RAILROAD

NTEW-YOKk AND EKIE RAIIRUaU TVHI
lSncnv-NOTiCE.-T Stockholders OF me NeIv-i oTH
and Enc Railroad Company hereby rouhed mat ne
aanua election for Directors Of the Company WI ~ eia
q, the Office No IS Wai-., in the city Of Eew.fors on
TUESDAY the 18Th day OF OcoberneS;, from 10 O'CLOCK A NJ
10 O'Clock P. NJ.
The Transfer Books viii be closed from the &c OF SEPT
until the day sfer the election
'"'' By order Of the Board OF Directors,
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary:
~ vi, Gov, 10 Ig4G sl2 iOiS
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nTSf:,S COUGH CANDY.-Hav.ng been s;ror

DING'S COUGH CANDY .-tia'-hK V.t. ss,,UT'sI!
hrecomrnended By KING friends 10 Try C. d. KING
Cough Candy for rery cold. did 7o WITH mus
ysef speedy Il relieved and able 10 attend 10 nose "a
tiea from which had seriously ;esred 10 he dsosrTrc
feli,g Of ,lankiu,ues= aud desire 10 benefit other
me TO give the Lizzie INF ueuce ny name may poe
sess IN making virtues OF HI; remedy known 10 ne
pblic and mpsrting little Of that which i proverbay
reat nee the efects o. rnealcinen CON
: 80 SAMUEL D. BURCHaRD.
Pastor Of Houston-s Presbyterian Church cor houston
- anu W I'm {sn,,T, ,. 1876 sla In.
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d W0Rn no RTYERS OF snspenders-lf ID

A WORD TO BUYERS Or Snspendy.-.-I ;Uu
y y ou.d furnish yUur cusio with shrrcd spenotrs
,bn, ,vIl no: seperaie and become vaueess ner e*
week. wear inquire FOR Days Manufacture. put up IN
boxes with his name and guaranty Not piece has ever
ssnera,edif BUYERS are cheated with Worthless article
remember none Of DAYS manufacture ever seperhte Mer
chants Will observe Day sSuspepders all full length and
never ui up short lengths for deception Warehouse -
Cortiand.si Ne,v-York ~ No Commission Houses haze
ra,,. Sn snendera IN New IOrE. - ="
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E> FARM FOR SAIE.-The unders gned IN cons

~ FARM FOR S.tLE.-The undersigned IN conse-
Gucnce OF III health offers for sale IN lots 10 suit pur
% chasers the beautiful Farm well known as the Pat
tersou) which he resides, situated the road
leading from Biughamt0u 10 OweGo-rve miles from The
former p.ace-on the line OF the New and Erie Rail
road ami directly fronting the Su-quehanna river The
Farm consists OF so acres most OF which IS IN good
state of i'm proveueli Is well wctered and abundance
fruit There are dwelling houses lone OF which Is a
superior one fronting directly the rver three barns
NOT sol! PIRATE sale precious to The 9TH DAY OF Septea-
Der viii then thai day at o'clock be -old al public
auction premises Mos OF the purchase money
may remain bond and mortgage for term ol years
JOSEPH SAYRE.
Biprbau,,on. Brooue Co n. Y Aug 1916 au96 lawn
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Goal
DEACH ORCHARD COAL-Thir;een,b-'

DEA(YI ORCHARD C0iL-Thirteenin-st ! ara-
Tara Es abo-e Ead has hand caoiee lot OF ssi
A-h Coss selected from the most celebrated veis aa ..
;i following SECS II Broken ZEE, Store AID Hl ior
sale :: loves: uacke prices Also, LeEA " HE Asu
Li=erpoo ard Cumberland Goals on hst- A. o. Lie -T
f1r - from ward or vessel. Apply 20
T STOKES DICKERsON, . istil--i near .5i-sV-
end IN Anthony-s- near Broac7yay
Ng-Leh;sh and White Ash Lump Coz y he cargo
single ton =
CUMBERLAND COAL--Tne EchArt Cow " !! az :.
Ocharge IN few days cargo OF the above Goa re,
from The conpsny mines. IN good order. al humps a. ne
fool OF Tnirieeu-s y r For sale lovy tor CASH apply
n 7 STOKES DfCKERSOS, No. o. Thirteenth -
az near si-sr.nue. and ~ AntbOnv-s near rroaa
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IT. sD.,IIy LINE at 4 o'clocs--Yol New.

- Nhurgh and Fshkill, landing at Van Cot
andrs (peekskilp, West Point, Cold Spiss
and CornwB.-rhe new steamer THOMAS POWELL
Capt Samuel Johnson, will leave the steamboat pier foo
of Warreu.st. every afternoon Sundays excepted a
O'clock Returning will leave Ncwburgh every MoHdsy
morning halEpast the remaining mornings OF N.
week AT O'Clock landing n above For freight passage
apply board the boat
~ BAH bag and freight Of every description, bank
bills specie put board this boat, must be NJ the st
OF the thereof unless entered the booss Of re
hoat recepted for ie2u
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IN FOR LIyERPOOL-sL Georges Line PSI
go ct lot Octobsr-The spleudid and popular psct.
ship ST. PATRICK, Capt Prenl viii sail Pc e,
Tor s-cond cabin and steeraye passer
uneuna!-i by any other ship in port, and her eae-
atoms are OF the most modern style Fesoe
esro1s Of securing bcrs should make early sppce;e-
On board al Pier 10 North River foot Of Norrisst on
". Z J. T. TlPSCOTT, 26 Sonih-,t
500 ID door west Of BuritngsE2-
II nor quality hammered Iron DAT and square, EGGS
$3.50 2ron For seIe by BENZ. 81. SIBERIAN,
s25 corner Brood and Beaver -
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-G~up eliORNiNG LINN Al oIcIocI--Il

ssss-1 sbany Troy aud lnicrmediats Isnd,,Ts
from the Steamboat Pier At III. foo, az pssr
cIay-s. The NIAGARA caves New.York Monday W,t
nesday and Friday, u. O'Clock. A. NJ Leaves Troy Tue.
day Thursday aud Saturday, AT O'clock A. NJ Bfeasn,
and Dinner on board the boat
Passengers taking This boat Will arrive IN ;na 10 t,k.
The Evening Trains ot Cars from Troy West 10 Buffalo arl
North 10 Saratoga, Whitehall and LAKE Chsmplain
Al Goods Freight. Baggage, Rank Bills, Specie Or .sy
Boat, be- the risk OF the OF such toAi.
Freight, Baggage, sc.
For Passage or Freight apply board or to &
HALL. nj the office on the Wharf ans
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THE PILES -,

CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DR. UPliAMS
PIE Fiee:..cy invented by Or. A. Upham. disDg uish
ed physician Of NewIork city, il the only really
ccss remedy for that dangerous and distressing complaint
The Piles, ever offered to the American public.
The Eecuary contains MnerG! Medicine, no Hoes,
Co!ocynta tianboe or other powerful and Irritating purgs
i've no fear OF akng cold while under It's nauencej II"
change in diet necessary II taken according TO drecions
ino,aer Certcuie aided 10 the hundreds that have a.
ready been received of Tire efficacy OF Dr. Uphans Eec
mary NEw-YoRS, August ., 1916.
Nessr, Wyatt K,tchan,-Gsrt5 FOR several years past
have been troubled with Piles. very cosi!ve state OF
The bowels indigestion ard weakness OF the But
my complaint moi being to dsable me from
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
cines that until this Spring never used any medicine
applied 10 phvscian for relief The Piles being
severe that allowed several operations 10 De performed
means, read advertisement Of guaranteed by
the OF Or. Upham's Elechary. purchased three
boxes your store. and from the OF which found
myself entirely cured OF the Piles and my health much
improved remain. Sirs, your much indebted friend
cne having his used but authorizes IN refer
him or show the original Certificate 10 those no may
doubt its authenticity
Fectuary: PHu,DELPrr, Sept. 9. 1876.
Dr. rphnn-Derr So ABOUT five years ago was af
acsed with what called Chronic Dyseniary have
suffered with since aud Physicians have told me
thar liver affected. and that my bowels were ulcer
s-d for blood and pns attended with peculiarly puirid
smell, the frequent discharges short ume since
made visit to Massachusetts ia hopes ct oencht from
Willie there physic offered for SO IN three
months Happilv in the midst of intense pain OCCASION
8y relieved by audanum IN wrapper 81 your
Eiecmary perfect description OF my complaint, together
with many certificates OF cures. This gave great
iience the medicine, and purchased box and nine
doses OF which has apparently cured me- and Prepa
ed say every thing IN IT, favor, or render any service
can humanity by subscribing iis merits
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PERCIVAb
No. 80 South Slxth-sL
office $50 Bo Sold. and
tail. by WYATT L KETCHAM I?t Fulton st. N. Y. and
C. Sloane. S+ Fulton.st BROOKLYN. Price q, iv2S 6m'
SMITHS HOMEOPATHIC Pharmacy, No. 500
~ Broadway, adjoining Nblos-Joln T s Smith has'
large Homeopathic Medicines in unctures
trInraons diluons and glOblles; Sugar OF Milk, Pure
Alcohol, Distilled Water Pellets SC Physicians Pock
and Family Cases Medicines hand and prepared to
order. homeopathic Plaster, Il substitute for ordinary
Court and Adhrsiye Plaster and excellent application
for C0rrs milo II