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WANTED-A situation IN n family 10 instruct children
w and perform such other light work may be required.
Compensation moderate. The applicant is nutive oil
England with good reference Please apply No Ham.
refsey. place, from 10 TO O'Clock. oln IL
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SAs:'L. HASSAY, Secretary.
MlsTuEs PosT, NJ. D. Physician. sos Broadway Of
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Gitnations. &r. iuante6.

IIIANTS situation as superintendent in sole leather
w i.unery for the English market His long experience
the business renders him capable 10 for the different
,,sikes bends butts, backs crops, without lime
For farther particulars inquire OF NJ. d. WADINGTON,
Eo GrrankfUTt-st. OH lw%
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WANTED-A situation by good plain Protestant
w cock or lanndress and chhmbcmaid hns excellent
city reference; please inquire SO Rivngt In the
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STTASTED-Bya Young Man who can produce the best
w OF references situation in wholesale store In
City; like 10 90 South 10 engage in any respect
S ~, empJoymen Address A. A. H; Tribune oice STAT
irs when and where an Interview may take place
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BOARDING IN BRu0kLNN.-Aee gentleman and
Dhis wife can be accommodated with fine airy room
he second floor panries attached and TWO or three
soge gentlemen with partial or full board on moderate
ems, by immediate application a, Il Nassau-st corner OF
teatl References exchanged OILS ST.
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BOARD in East Broadway.--A large pleasant front
Droom on the second floor be had with board also
Sns for Two single gentlemen by applying nj Us East
Broadway OILS Wv
AGENTI. ENIAN and his wife or 4 few single gentle
Il men can obtain board with pleasant rooms nj No
frSyih.st References exchanged ole lw'
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SELECT SCHOOL OF Twenty-i five Iouag Gen
- uemsn-In the SNieenihs: Church, the Eighth
avenue. II. L. MYRiCK, Principal assisted 10y eminent
Classical and French masters. Terms for boys uuder II
years ofage S. eleven years S2 Including nsruc-
ton any Of the English studies with The Greek and La
lin languages II required. o. Sawow
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aid WINES.-NATHaNIEL PALLDING, No -
Vsseyst offers for sale IN lois 10 suit purchasers and
very reduced prices the remainder OF his stock OF Old
Wines preparatory 10 the final closing OF his business
early next Spring. He has remnniug on hand
MhDEIRa-3 PIPES rs demjohns. loa magnums, and
$40 dozen old selected Wines, OF various brands
SHERRY butts brown, do gold ! do pale. and : DO
and II Johns AmonladO.
PORTS pipes superior quality and pipes and Guar
ter casks second quality.
few dozen old Batavia Arrack, imported $780, old Blu
cellus Wine bottled 1855; together with assortment Of
Wines and LIQUORS OF various qualities o9 lwDltN'
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Academies Schools and Private Glasses will be attended
by Mr. w. and Daughter, and also az their Academy.
So lstpl
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-ur NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE is PUBLISHED
- EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED.
a, the Tribune Buildings, corner Of Spruce
I'D Nassau streets, opposite the City BalI,
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LANES HOGE would respectfully inform his friends
y and the public generally thai he has taken the store No
$50 Broadway, Opposite Inc Lyceum Buildng where he
den and Farming Seeds and he will be thankful receive
such orders for Seeds Forest ana Fruit Trees &c az the
public may be pleased favor him WITH assuring Them
that eNeron will be made ms part 10 give entire
satisfaction
He has very fine assortment OF Hyacnths, Tulips
NHrcis<us, JoaQuls Crocusses which ne VIII dispose
of such prices viii do with the necessity OF al
tending auction 10 gel chesp bulbs.
Boouets OF the ve:y choicest flowers, made up ~ me va
rious STYLES suitable Tor Bridal Dinner and Evening Par
nnd tho Onerl. O5 In
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q yNION HOUSE, Springfield, Mass.-The sub.
g scrher has taken the above named and spencd
Hotel JUS, completed at The centre OF the beautiful
tAse Of Springfield, Mass and viii open the same 70
pubic accommodation on She S0th Instant The uDioi
Spase large richly finished and furnished and offers VI,
scsed advantages all persons travelling through
Sins6ed for business or pleasure. Having recently
ieehe United States Hotel and Congress Hall a. Ssr-
r9s the subscriber respectfully invites his old friends
I'D patrons and all others give him call In his new
carriers s. 5. SEMANS.
SySScrIyin Jrly 9th 1876 iyS0 SIN
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70" Practical PhrenOlOgists md Publishers
FOWLERS Il WELLS, l3i Nassau.si Office hours from
o'clock A NJ. to 10 l.. NJ jy28 3n-
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INDIA.RUBBER GOODS, : Coriiand-st--Dsy's
Ies,sbshnen; supplied and i constantly manu-
facturing every description Of ludiaruh5er goods incud
Ing his Incompatible patent SHRED snsGenders whe
newer separate do all other makers Al the approved
STYLES of over-shoes FOR women snd children Win
leather ard rubber soes Lie preseress pillows Lir SIC
wser beds Msckintosh overcoG.s, egg-gs, Sc Sc Tor
ssle N Quantities 10 suit sti IN
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SCHOOL.-Hempsead Seminary Male Boarding School,
Hampstead L. l. - miles from the City, branch OF
The L. l. Railroad The Winter term will commence I'd OF
November Circulars at J. Chauberins 81 Cedar's The
principal This month al S Broadway.
o6 SmaodS n pIfNs A. NJ Principal.
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CP-Atwood's Celebrated Empire Cook Stoves.
These Stoves are warranted usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves invited examine them before purchss
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail by Hckok Co 23s
Watcr-sl. sy 3rneodos
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Twelfth Number Of Larduer,s lect ure-

The Twelfth Number Of this popular Work is resdy
this day contains the conclusion Of the Lectures On
Hoe o5srre The RecreEs two Lectures on The Ssar
Uairss. Range of vision augmented By The Telescope.
Periodic Stars, Temporary Ssars-Rerua-kable Exam
pies OF this class, Vast Number Telescope Views OF
Stars How they may indicate the annual Parslisx Re-
searches Of Sir w. Hersche Elects Of double and col
cred Sans Proper Motions of the Stars &c. &c-Forr1
and Arrangement Of the Map OF Visible Stars The Milky
Way Nebulee ani Clusters Structures OF .he Universe
sc. &c.
LECTURE on the STEAM ESeISE.-The Steam Ep-
CINE subjec, OF popular Interest, Elects Of Steam.
Great Power of Sseam Mechanical properties OF Fluids
Elasticity Of Gases Effects OF Heat, Savery's Engine
Boilers and their Appendsses, Working APParasGs De-
fec,s of Ssverys Engine Newcomer and Csweys Patent
Accidental Discovery OF Condensation Po:ters nven'
toe OF Working Vslves His contr-ancs improved By
substitution of the Plug Frame The whole coPousy Z
iust-a;ed with appropriate engrsvincs.
o. Agents and Booksellers VIII plesse send on their
orders All he back numbers ye. be supplied Price
IS cents per nuIniar
GREELEY s. McELRATE Publishers.
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uuestinn nnd Answer.

NEw.YoRK, March I, 1876.
MR GREKLEY-Dear Sir VIII you please to notice
the fact that lille hundreds Of dollars collected by
my couny people Tor their Repeal funds not one dol
n has been collected relieve the expected Famine III
Ireland-an object calls for the immediate action Of
those who proess exclusive love for their country and
for which oil who claim sympathy for suffering human
ty would unite Respectfully, AN FRESHMAN.
~ When the expected famine in Ireland
makes its appearance and our Irish fellow citizens
fad channel opened in That country through which
their beneiac,ions may reach the suffering and the
destitute, they vii no doubt contribute literally for
their relief Does cur correspondent doubt that
those who collected hundreds ofdollars to sustain
the Repeal movement. under firm conviction that
they would thereby essentially aid the people of
their native land in their struggle against British
tyranny woald be equally prompt TO relieve pbys!-
cal suffering? Surely no freshman can so dis,rust
his
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Business Notices.

VOICE OF THE pREss.-pr G Benz Smiths Sugar Coated
plls a the rage Rosiou Children cry for them
Boston Fo,i,
Very much SO III Rochester The dear lille 'respons
buires' wont believe they medicine, how Post
Willis keep them ioT sale tRccb.stor Daily Ad.
They eel wellin Carbondaiesud SO they ought to-
Purchase them OF Swest En.gn, OF Or A P. Gard.
uer duly authorized agents for the sale Of Dr. G.
Benj Smiths Sugar Coated Pills Give Them Trial, and
they s,and high in your estimation !hey now DO
in ours. tCarbondals (pA) Mirror
The GENUINE Improved indiu Vegetable Sugar Coated
Pills have G Benz Smith written on ,hs bottom Of
each box Look for limitations ard take
IN, Dr. Sni,t. Pills pdce = cents Prncpa! alfc, No.
III Gfeenvich-st Cnrce brick boch) y. Y 1t
~ RoUssEL's ANtNDNE Tor the ana prevention CT
Chapped Hands for s1le the principal jugsisa IN i,
city, and Wholesale aud retail tho of the subscriber
EUGENE. ROuSSEL.
Manufacture. ana Importer oi choice te'iunery Toilet
Soap Shaving Cream &c. &c. No. l5o Broadway. he.
tween Liberty aud Cortisnd sis <5f In
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Dl6U:
On Saturday evening 7b inst in the goth year OF heI
age. CATHARlNE LOUISA wife OF Geo. H. Brown sna
daughter OF the late eter Balm OF Albany.
Ihe friends OF tho family with those OF nec uhcer;
James Hcyi and Silas Brown respectfully invi'eu
70 attend her funeral Tuesday afternoon at nal pas
O'Clock from ;he residence OF the latter, No. ~ " asa
ingtou-squsre without farther invitation
March 9,h. at O'Clock, A. 81, MARGARET, dauentef
OF James and Rachel Ann Assew. aged one year three
months and seventeen days.
The frends and acquaintances of the family are re-
specially invited attend ner funeral tais morning a.
10 O'Clock. from il2 Bsukst.
On FRS, day morning the s;h inst PHEBE Ann dausn
ter OF John and Susan Carrie aged u years NOUNS
and days.
The friends snd acquaintance OF TIE isIniy are re-
specially invited attend the funeral AZ 20 Vance~aef
a. this afternoon at O'Clock without farther INVITATION
her remains will De taken 20 Wes,5ury for nteFrnen.
Or Saturday morning, III Inst. MARI CONAN aseu
years. oaly daughter o; Mrs. Ellen McEnesry
In the C:;y OF Brooklyn, on Sunday uornins hsfch
Stu ISAAC Il. HERBERT aged 80.
TIE friends and relatives Of ais family and those OF MS
father and brothers respectfully invited 20 attend his
funeral from 80 Ssndsst. OF TUESDAY afternoon st
O'Clock, without farther !nvifs;ior. His -su1sns wiz &c
removed 70 SandssI 81 Z. Church where tae !Unefai
services will be performed.
on Nondsy morning. st MS residence. Staten isshH'
JAMES GCfON, Esq. ii tue SSH rear Of his sse enc
Of ire Oldest aad most highly respected residents CT
Rchnoud.
dis friends respectfully invited send the tursr
81 from bis lae residence, wednesday the IN rs.
&. ?. u. TIE steamboat, leaves whi:ehsli at a N
and u ii. and returns at i P NJ
On the morning OF the 9Th instsat a; au;ns3n near
Shrewsbury. SewIcrsey II the e6tu yea- OF MS age
JOSEPH WHITE. much esteemed resident OF thai
place.
The friends Of he deceased residing il this city are
respectfully invited % attend his funers from mis- late
residence, at . P NJ fourth dsy Wednesday, the
Lin
II B. The steamboat orus will leave Fulton Market on
So day. 10th inst. FOR Shrewsbury al P NJ
Feb 25th, 1916. in Delavsre OHIO very suddenly. MI
GEORGE G. RoSETTE- Formerly of New.York9 aged
s. Esars mopiks csYn
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From " ashingtoli.
Things I'm Washington.
corr.spondence OF The TRIBUNE.
" IsurSnroN. March : II

Correspondence vi HS AAASNA'r'
WAsHrSoroN, March g 1916.
IT,. most exciting news OF today comes from
u.i,;,,orr the city OF monuments, pretty women
De- cbivelrous men. AS the affair has assumed
~ notoriety / suppose it ia not out OF the way
~ me 70 state that it occurred between Messrs.
gopyIss and PEEsIx of Baltimore, from az impress
.;on that Miss ? had been i some manner ins1ed.
IN. difsculty belie~e, occurred on Thursday last,
ard meeting was arranged between the parties 10
come of near Reiste-siown near the Pennsy !vanla
line. 10 evsde the officers. The challenge was Pc
remptory, and was of such nature as 70 De difficult
Of any honorable adjustment, The ladies' OF the :ani-
" supposed be originally asgrieved we're anxious
,ha. ;he should be an;icaby settled which III
duced The friends OF both parties 10 iniercede 20 et-
fec. IN honorable reconciliation which might be sat;
istac.ory TO both parties The matter being thor
oushly investigated, an honorable reconciliation was
effected by the iniercession OF sir. b. and Mr.. N
The seconds in the affair acted in prompt and gen.
.emanly wnv, giving cause O; congrsiula;ioa and
satisfaction 20 the friends Of beth. The arrange
men. was contacted within short distance OF the
ground ard the parties win their friends returned 70
aIii!nore wiser and better men than they had re-
sorted 10 TIE ultima ratio OF violence and blood
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II THE NEw.HAaPsHIRE ELECTION ior Wv
erpor. Members of the Legislature, and Member
of Congress- to supply the vacancy occasloned oy
The prescription visited upon Hon. JoHS z. bale
will be held to-day The Wings support for Gov
ernor Hon. ANTHONY COLBY. The candidate OF the
Loco Focos is Hon. Jared w. Williams, while the
Independent Democrats Hale men unite with
the Abolitionists in supporting Hon. ~ 3 Ferry
The detection from the Loco Focos caused by the
independent course of Hale, and the deep dissans
faction felt by many of Ike sameparty on accoun; OF
the radical course pursued by its leaders may pos
sibly prevent choice of Governor, by the people
and leave the heretofore dominant party in minor
ity in the Legislature. This result is almost 100
much to be expected in State where Loco Focoism
has 10 long held almost undsputed sway but ietus
wait and see II is said that the longest lane turns
an angle at last, and who knows but better day is
about to dawn upon New Hampshire ii the de-
sired revolution is not accomplished this year, why
then we must make up our minds to "wnit little
longer ats coming yet, for all that !"
The candidates for Congress are Hon. IcHABoD
GOODWIN, (Whig,) John Woodbury., Esq. (Regu-
lar Loco,) and Hon. John r. Hale, j'lnd. Dem. J
We don't believe Woodbury. can be elected, bu, be
may be notwithstanding-The returns will begin
10 come in on Thursday.
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convicted OF burglary In the blacksmith shop
O: Dsyid Miller, No E!m.stres, on tie night o.
January 3lst and sentenced TO three years in the State
Prison. Peter Quinn Jointly indicted acquitted By
the Jury Francis McDermet tried and acquitted
upon charge OF an attempt TO enter burssriou.ly the
drug ofMr. Watson No SO Cstherine.t-se, se
night ofhe s7h February last. George Pope Jointly
ad!c:ed with William Ward. for burglary in the dwell.
as house o: George " Tracy the night of the 18Th
Il January last snd stealing coat and <i2 Vas pu,
gpon bis trial br, nc Jury uua0e 20 agree and
s late hour ss. evening were discharged Ward iog.
tei.ei his reco-nlance.
sY9 !, i certainly matter Of great a.:onishment
sha: ;ho.e heavy Gains houses mentioned In coz.
mercia reports don't onener break. It!s !ueorcsyabs
how buildings constructed Of such brittle material shou;
hold together 90 we'll
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10 CORRESPONDENTS

wiz our correspondents nerer learn to write on
h,, o,. tide Of their papers If they only knew how
much Inconvenience their csreessness in tni' particular
occasions U.s. they would be ashamed OF their
70 ur repeated requests We mus. also beg their aten
~, ~ the following paragraph from the Vermont Chron'
e,s containing hints which hope will rot os lost
on all Of them:
Excuse one word the dress Of what yoa have 70
saw l. IT, or ought be, much more easy for ~ri,er
20 make biz letters TO be mistakencrong toe
rs and do.ng the Is distinguishing the re from Tue ye
and both from the ~ &c &cthan II Is for US 10 supply
this want of care Oh HE part Our own time IL yause
70 us for other purposes, and that OF our
have 70 pay for and r,ie obseury 10 msnascnp.
that the writer nigh, have removed IN secono may
perolex a workman if not Editor besides, Tor several
minutes. and utter all may not come GU. right we
soettnes have manuscript that costs some one IN inc
Office as much time-we bad smos: said-to read as
would 10 put it In type II 1t were perfectly plain and
certainly great deal than II would TO have written
u from beginning to end"
o ye scrbblers have mercy on us, we pray Sou' anu
no longer abuse our patience
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BROONLYN AFFAIRS.

Henry Moore black fellow, who has been
tor sone time engaged in stealing articles IL! NswYors
and selling them in Brooklyn has been arrested and
quoddei
u The first ofthe Jefferson Assemblies Is held
;o-nsh, 81 Gothic HSll
- The snow collected upon tie root Of the ssp
tiss Church Of ?ierrepou; aud Clinton street.
made grand slide Few days since, carrying away WIKI
part Of the stone bsusrsde and other portion. Of he
building ice root. snd smashing the on railing "a
the ground
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Gour Calendar.

COMMON PLEAs-This Day-Psrt Mos. l23, l2i.
g. l+2 co 200 l55 Isl is 81. l22 Ia. ISL 6i l63
l64 262 25s 90 % 81 SO 35 81, 81 SIS SO. IS o. O.
20 rs lle i2l lc7 ii6 1872 pa 81 81 81 10 2l2 rs
~ lsS l6O i67 ael. 26Q
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EXPULSION OF OUR REPoRTER.-The rehiAiAD y, i,
come Of contemporaries Of the fies' e., poo
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~ The Greenvlle Is. c. Mopntsneer says
that Gen Waddy Thompson contenplaies publishing a
work or Mexico soon. long residence in Mexico as
Minister of the United States hes afforded fIen
facilities for collecting much vsluaos information in
gard to the peculiar institutions and the manners and
customs of the people Of that country.
ISFAYricIDE.-The body of an infant was dis.
covered about six miles from here few dsys ago It's
death supposed have been the eec, O: violence in
iced after birth The mother who is charged with the
commissions OF the deed has been committed Jail FOR
trial. LsurensT1Ie e. CO Herald.
MEXICAN CoNsULATE.-We learned yesterday,
that ia conformity with Instructions received from the
Mexican Consul General al New.iork, NJ C. L. Dabel-
steen The Mexican Vice-Consrl here will open his Office
tomorrow for tie despatch Of business ~. o. Pie 1sl
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citizen Of Baltimore died g.: bis restecco III that City %
tee 9Th inst
Loss OF BRIG ORLEANS AND BARN ASAB We learn
from the books ot the Exchange Reaiius Room tho; TIE
brig Orleans Captain Long. OF aud Tor Baltimore from
81 Thomas via Turks Island 22d February. IN baHsi
was wrecked Monday last shout miles North Q:
the Inlet in tremendous heavy gale from the E. SIZE
tsvng so; into the outer breakers, by the cap.
tain run on the beach, aud in less than hours
scattered into pieces. giving barely time fcs
the passengers and themselves. They
were enabled TO DO by the cutting away OF the
rrsnmsst and ia falling toward The shore. on which
they all walked the beach amid peril and danger
from the breakers leaving al the baggage and .ecis
the wrccs ard saving nothing but the clothes in when
they WERE Sressed. Among the passengers were Capt
Freeman and mates, OF the bark Arab. abandoned
Jan account of which il annexed y Capt Johnson.
Nowiors and thCynstc Of thc brig George Gardner icon
esns arrived here via Norfolk yesterday morning lcsv
ing Capt org on the beach look after any thing that
may De saved from the wreck
The bark Arab, Freeman OF and from Boston for Cork
which sailed the 18th January laden with - GOO bush
els sprung aeak the 18th and the 20h in st
81 30 " lat oil so w having feet in the hold and
fast increasing abandoned. and all hands taken cn
board he schr Four Brohere, from Yarmouth Ms. and
carried 10 Antigua whittier she bound from
thence Capt Freeman and crew went 70 - Thomas.
when the shipped for Havana. and he, with the
mates took passage TIM brig Orleans for this port and
again wrecked above. Capt intended lcsvtns
here for the Eastward last evening Bait. Sun 9tl.
DREADFUL EFFECTS OF The SroRM.--The Nor
folk Courier Of Saturday afternoon =" We learn
that Very respectable resident OF the vicinity Of MOTIFS
Island (Carruck county, N. c. arrived in our city this
morning who states that the effects OF the late stcrr
awuly experienced that part OF the COST
He that so families drowned Motto Island
and 10000 head of cattle destroyed Wild fowl SUI.
fered mos; sevcrcy-wd geese night be saen in almost
any Guantity-soue killed others much crippled
20 be easily seized being unable TO escape
baltimore Sun, oh.
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Y The season is now fast approaching whoa The
dlon OF the sYsem should be attended TO- aud all y1-s
oflh- blood from confinement dissipation free Indulgence,
&c. aradcat~d For hi. purpose all medical ssd
theory have given In Saraqara hs palm nj victory over
all oe r-medc. II only therefore. be anown
where tins celebrated preparation be had Ia IA greatest
purity ann To tho best economy this depend upon Il! It
Il CoraEtsi Where the ENtr4cL pf Sar-apaa sold IL
S puTest auG best form, and FOR half less price hsa
others sell a.. M 2f-od
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AMiS.cLE-To cure erupiors and besuiify clear dv
coored valuable discovery in chemistry has
all eruptoGa and changing the color % dark yellow "
ds.oored sziu tine Juvenile and youthful cearne-s
he ms this IN the cOnyeG.ent form of beautiful piece
Of Soap any Old cases Of eruption suc scuryy
rzlm, erysipelas, sc. wonderfully also freckles
aq sunburr, mDrpEsv, pimp!-s, botcI-s, &c. ASK for
Jone.- Chemical Soap the sign OF the American Esg-
az 32l 5roadV way 33 Fulton-sL Brooklyn
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TT Who IL The person pref-rdng rather suffer with
The Piles pay ~ for Hay Eminent and the Balm OF
China, from q CoriandsL and have perfect cure war.
rsn;ed. MI 2tsod
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TT Would you preserve health and comfort by dry fes
the Oh o. TeEnn Boots which o0ubira he veal
and keeps the Th, only found al 2, Corant'
mi 2tenl
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" Ths Human Hair, il of order, Is brought to
splendid condition by The ola 81; csnta bols IoneS
C1rs. Hair R-stOrstiy- sold the plaza These
III real qqsesit will generally improve and beauty the
hatr L viii force The hair 10 grow the heed face and body
or aoy part where Nature intended me hair 10 grow ny
making tue scalp beA hy l-sys l5e hair falling cd, and
thoroughly all rcurf ana daHdf Another off, pro
peres the hair grow naturally dark end bes11
fcl Sold The American Eagle, 81 Chathan.st 81 Broad
XaY. or l3l EG.Lon-.L. BLooklYn.