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Tng CAIt FOR NoLuNryERS.-The late call Tor
several additional Regiments OF Volunteers was hSralded
IN the Government paper OF the 10th oiNovemeer From
the following letter citizen OF kentucky wnch
comes 10 us the Western papers 1t appears that 'hc
change in the policy OF the Administration ~ regard 10
the Mexican War was even more sudden than we a70
Supposed Ony IRE days before the cal! was nS1e 'c
Secretary of War not aware that the eNseney OF
the war was likely 10 render aarhor call for volunteers
Necessary. Nat ln'elieenesE
WAx DEPARTMENT. November H. 1870
SIR 10 reply 10 Your application OF the ri instant 70
company ofvounIeers DC attached 20 the ID tes
o: Infantry Kentucky, have the honor 20 inform
yoa that not contemplated L. al Up the regiments thai
asve been reduced; hut should the eNIsency 81 e MSt
render sfsriher call for volunteers necessary cue cohi
eStoa will be given 10 your patriotic offer rTefSr
er say tiss tx aaos,t Of feree s!reGy st1s'es
dssssG ~ tss<rt Tor tAs prosecution Of tss
Very respectfully, your obedieut servant,
W. l.. MARCY. Secretary Of Nar
b & Purfiass Esq. St,faford, Kentucky.
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The Hutchinson. are giving concert, il Ns~-YOrs-


Yes sad hey have beer handsomely Missed Tor IN,
posing British Wig songs upon their patrons Served
;hem right FONDA sentinel
The HUrCHISSoSs were Kissed II IS true. for
singing Ant slavery wh- Songs bu, whether thai
served them right j. question about which people
di+er They are irabued deeply WIKI the pUrest SEMI
rents OF humanity and they MAKE no secret OF their
hostility Slavery. They VII not compromise their
prpcie for u,eney and o- this we cannot but respect
them Their offence in NewforA was Tor saying ;ast
we sre paying dearly for Texas and tbs : tue whether
said or sung Those who are unwilling 20 hesr Cu:n
can keep away or Kiss IS suits their taste. British
officers snG British subjects used 10 hiss Yankee
Doodle sad Hal Columbia bu these national ais were
played and sung nevertheless. Alb " jour:
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in the vicinity OF Boston TO tie supply OF water FOR
the coming Winter There hss not YET been sufficient
rsin TO raise the springs and the wells Of which hsve
failed during the drouth do Tot yet sfo-d sup
pty water Indeed some wells which have yielded
abundance OF wsser undl rcceny. are now nearly dry
Should the ground freeze hard Immediately water viii
be very scarce during the Winter. Bosl lour.
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Near Richmond. q. June IL $50.
My pyAR SIR-I enclose 6ce dollar hill ct the Nir
ynia Bank for my subscription in advance OF the Farm
cs Library for the second your congratulate you on
the termination of the first year and hope has so lar
coualri yo,r expectations Your journal does You
honor and sincerely hope il may finally renuncra,e
you for all your labor and patriotism Ii deserves to
succeed and merits the patronage OF every American
Agricultural had expected 10 you your return
the South but presume you did no, take Virginia
en- rot.ie Northwsrd.
Health and happiness and believe mo, You're faithfully
A. STEVENSON
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AeRicrLTUzAL PRODUCTIONS or TIE UNITED
SrAVEs,A writer N the Boston Courier, over the zg
psture OF y E estimates TIE ~ rGiHs on the
euher l. 1915 follows On the crop Of Indian Corn
estimated a. GOO bcshes) me advance ,sstmste6
at % cents per brshsD 5 sl3ooooO0 the crop o:
Wheat the advance IS estimated s56oCo,0Go ;he
crop OF Cats SI60o0OCo; Rye S360OJ000; tne crop
Of Gsv the advance in consequence OF the increased
use Of Corn ana Other grains Tor bread rUs Is estIs
ted al S45oc1Qoo. Showing total rlse L value Of
S2731ooooo.
nonds.t Of tire Philadelphia North American states TIA.
on last sunday morning while the congregations were
coming out OF Church II passing the Museum huge
wild animal OF South America called TIE Peccsry feu
s,oT, the second window OF the building among TIE
crowd striking young lady the shoulder in IL de-
scent There was sOod deal OF CONSERVATION and scat
,-rsnou produced by such v!sisss1 iro1 Above
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General No1ices.
RIsToW'S

sOFER1uR system or "AiIiNo
G.s.pe: md Best igTfylcfl0H ~ PerEUsa,g
~ : Card 10 the Gentlemen. The possession 81
sood r.aag tine Merchant, ih- Clerh and all
ussors engaged IN public Business. private lie = OF
slch ras i'm 2orsnce That Ilr BRlSToW views a. an
sct OF propreiy in submitting specimens OF bs style q
teash!nq To the pubic n a;s c8drny.
No ss6s BROADWAY CORNER OF DJANE-sr.
a-.uru. those gentlemen who may honor bun with their
confidence thai s-Snding The detects the Stiffness or
et op por:uuitv acquirnE with certainty and success
rs ONE COURSE OF EASY LESSONS.
The ease freedom and handsome similarity o the " nuns
exhibited The Ladies style Is OF perfect beauty, deli
csle ani very graceful Private Lessons given ana Fam
- n B. The Day snd Evening" cla-se, open.
$50 2svMSWf
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5rb0ols.

MISS ATWOOD, TeGchet o Nusic, Iecen'y frln-
VIC pal The musical Iepsumen. II The Sparta F.nae
seminary e.. a= taken a. No II Aulty-si where
se VIII give destruction the piano guitar snd 10 sing
ing. on the r1Ost rea sona5l' ier-ns
The Of references gwen and terms made KNOWN On
s9uiicatIou. Terms. payable orr half in advance.
few pupils c6a have practice al her rooms nee ot
charge. 80 III
SCHOOL -fIemp-irei Seminary Mae Boarding School,
- Hampstead L. l. ~ miles from tie City, on branch OF
the L. l. Railroad The WnlzT term y ~ commence % Of
November Circulars ri J. CEaLbsrD IL CEDAR Iee
principal his month ii Broadway
90 2nrod. y Dunn. a VI frllcl2a-
nT-BROyy,s, RIDING SCHOOL, No: 400 Bow
~ ery. near slor AMI LatsyettePiaces New YORK
Nj b. he's the honor announce that rs school "a en
Day and Eveang Tor Equestrian Tuition and exercise
Riding TEth9' .,,
,s sssTgs. vol tsa...t
10 do ...... 10 on 20 Rides ...........,... 10 ~
do .......... ) 0oll0 do ........-.....' c y,
Single Lessons 49,. G0 Siag!s Ride' %
Road 90 80. , 80
3 highly trained qu-. Horses, for Inc road Or
parade 10 lei. EVENING CLASS 500
- Lessons ...... - 30 ~ Rides ...,.......s!U W
single ...,....... 70 sagle Rides D 10
l. Al Lessons or Rides paid for or corinrneinR
= hour owed for -scE Le-soE or h!c ~ th- School
B One hour and 4 half for Lesson Or tae Road
4 Honrs for Ladies, from 3 A. ". ~ ) Z. IL .
No gentleman admitted during me hours aPpFopfaNe1
Oriy9 rnor,h- goyed Tor Course Of Lessons Or Ride.
r. The SCHOOL has been re1,ird anc unnamed WIN
Stoves Ladies in delicate n-al!h Gr-d h. uucer 40 hP
p.ehersion taSlng cold.
OF address requested previous % commencing
P 5 The school vii De open each Wednesday az Gay
fRr 1uh
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LANGLEY's DIscUTIENT
CCAN Las *
Are n remedy for torrS, S1'

r. Are n remedy for Corrs, R1ujOus End " ar-,
ursSeTf ~ ,1. purpose and have given general
.gti.fsc,io IAN s-y cer presented tls public during
the les. dteen years Their er-h I'D Increasing SALE
without adver;;s-rnen ie-tE-- l. They warranted
ecns in al! cases yyh- the directions followed. and
him .Dresd are applied withou; Foub- Price > cents
rs I'M Wholesale and Retail! gent
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MR.. WHALE AND DAUGHTERS SoIREEs.
The Tre.dnx Serrl.MonLh-Y solree. " y. com

nrrce for the sea.ou on the i7h inst Ladies Tickets TO
ne mad ony OF Mr. ". No Lady admitted without az In
vitslon Ticket procured from M ". Gentlemen. TICK
els OF admission 81 Subscription - lie Soire-s-eey-n
In number-fof the sesson, -
Nj W and Daughter VIII give instruction ~ The ceie
bra,ed and rnucladmired VALSE CISo TEMPS.
which VIII be brought on! G Psrs aud London the
-,r..ant .as.o, NJ nie
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pREcocIrY so MARk OF GENTS Whist IS the

PREcocITY 80 Mars OF GENUS What IS the
use Of thee. thou -narled saplnc said young
arch tree to Young oak grow three feet in
year thou scarcely Us many inches { am straight
and taper as q reed thou struggling snt twisted
as a ioosened withe And thy duration.
swered the oak Is some third part OF mans
i.e and | am appointed to flourish for s thousand
wears Thou art teled and sawE into palms. when
thou ro;fezt AMI az burned after = single Summer
u me- are fashioned batttieships snd I carry mari
uers auG heroes into unknown seas The richer q
nature tie hsri.er ana slower rs development
Two boys Were once OF r class 10 the Edinburgh
Grammar Schooi-John ever trim. precise and
dux Walter ever sioveuly confused snd iolt In
due time. John became Baiii- John Of Hunter
square. - " alter became SIR Waiter Scott of
the universe. The quickest and conpletest OF all
vegetables is the cabbage THoMts CARLYLE
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~ Music. BALLARD Professor OF the Guilar
SINGING and Flute No d5 Spring 81 Wooster, vii
receive ppcaton. for the purpose OF forming Glasses OF
two three. Flute pupils The terms gradually d.
mini shing the numbers increase. Guitar and Singing
Lessons usual J. b. has constantly on hand choice
Cni;grs made from recently improved model combine
graceful form easy Touch and great power and brian
70 of lone u2 Il
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MrRDER 1xD decentralization McPhIps,
shop.keepcr for Mr. Logan Markham Village Canada
West was found murdered IN the shop on Saturday
morning last his head much bruised eppa-entr by
hammers The cashboX supposed 20 have contained
$50 or 500 and watch had been taken away Five or
six men Were seen in the chop the evening before,
drinking and By these the murder Is supposed 10 have
been committed They belong 10 what IL there known
the Markham gang.
MuRDER-A gentleman. from Woodbury. who
arrived this village about Friday noon. states that
msn named Bennett Ward. WAS killed in an ARRAY on
parties i: Is sad intoxicatedso rum that good
crittur hand, usual on such trsglcal occa'
sions We have farther particulars.
Waterbury, CT American.
THE HAycocK ExprpITIoS.-Several gentlemen
who accompanied Gov Ford to Hancock from this place
have returned home from whom we lenrn that the
posse has been i;bsnded 4 military police composed
Nauvoo under the command o; Major Jack
son OF McDonough County We learn that II i the IN
tsn;on OF Gov Ford keep his force at Nauvoo until
he's satisfied that there s farther disposition on the
part OF the mobiles rnoles; the new citizens, VINO
were driven away but who have returned 10 their
homes
Gov Ford len Nauvoo on Friday last It's expected
that he vii be al home this week.
I'm state Register Nov. -
FRosr-There was very heavy white frost IN
this city yesterday morning It Rmos! equal to
young STOW fall Our weather is most delightful
rs. o Pic. Nov ~
- 4 Cleveland Ohio correspondent OF the
Chronotype George BradburnJ says that Mr. John
Champion Vaughan who has edited the True American
since c " Clay the IL about TO visit New
England for the purpoFe OF raising means 10
lish anti-Sisvery press NJ LodisViHs ny. "a.
nan Gazette Is native OF South Carolina and man oil
much ability.
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49,. f-om IittIe Toe Corus crow.

Ia. has be- re-. ~ thousands, 70 sf sorro but here
~ --slrv - f-- be-- troubled n :ih these fee!;ng5
~ o.-e- for he AkAstA> CogS PLASTER VIII give IN
T-4.s- -.sf sri eEscr1aI!T al ccrns ouni0rs &c
y, rrs me money S!!! De r-i1-1ec- FO- sale
~ DAVID SANDS GO. NJ. = Ea.t sroAd~sE Iro Full
-, 49, IS Bronivyay {. Il. Eng, 70. Broadway
yS;.. Eac5-r, 10 F5ltoz--t; ". GG.oa, - Bowe-
r. 5si Brosa7Eav grd hy truggts-. generally
Pc .---. No. ~ ~.
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Rev DE- william J. AExsTsoSc.-The 3esth
G: this clergyman, By tie csls-ors w-eckas OF tie
Atlantic : oanei 4 Kris city b large number OF en-
isa-ed friends Tbs re Plaee or his ordination
sad q his a-z pastoral charge snd while living here
Minister Of the Presbyterian ChUch &c married
daughter tine lsie / 4 Stockton then dist.nsr.
sai eloquent syer, snd thus connected himself with
OF the most respectable families Of jhe State.
Gu :s;s e-tl OF November. lSSi. ne ordained IN
tn Presbyterian Church Of This city b the P-ss5ytery
Of Newb brunswick ana a. tee sane tine installed
Pastor 9; me Church IA connection with TIE call OF
the deceased md ire Es-e= OF some Of cur hes;
sHi most distinguished men some Of whom hsvs pass
ei sFsy beio-s GIN and lsft none IL their places
- me meeting OF the Congregation which called Mr.
Armstrong. Chsries Ewing st;srwsri Che; Justice
wss Secretary The call ssgusi ~ Samuel L
SoG.hsrt James Ewing ana Peter Gordon Escuircs
representing the Congregation Trustees sni Session Ne
spectiveiy Al OF these says memorandum Tor
which are indebted 70 friend have departed
THIS lie. well Gen. Beatty Ogden Wccdrud Ben
amin HAYDEN Nathaniel Bur-UFes and Joshua Ander-
son who We're members OF the Session ar ths; are.
Mr. Armstrong sit Trenton in 1871 and WAS settled
over Presbyterian Church s, Richmond for several
years Thence ne went W. believe 20 Boston. Secrs
tary OF the American Board OF Foreign Missions.
State N j. tiar Nov 20
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~ Hon. RoRrRr {. WINTHROP and Hon 10.
SxsW GMNNELr Representatives in Congress from Mas
saohusot,s arrived in the city Saturday morning via
S,onington, e., roe;e tor Washington
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- The Michigan State Journal dominates Tor
the Presidency, WM II. SEWARD, OF Newyork, and for
the Vice Presidency JoRN P HALE, OF New Hampshire,
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sANns,S sYRuP CAsTOR or

SANDS'S SYRUP CASTOR OIL
IJAS the appearance OF milk, and i pleasant 10 the
E1tas,e Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by T.
Il SANDS. Druggist and Chemist, Il James-st and -
Thiri-aveGus sod - Z, NJ Guicn Bowery cor Grand.
and by : l. CoddiugtCn, S'3 iUison-t Mrs HAYES,
R-nn,trn n2l I'm
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CITY ITEMS.


ANOTHER Nrw BosroN LiSE--An arrangement
hs5 been made which vii commence OF MONDAY Dec
ath. and continue through TIE Winter b which q
rect day line VII De established between Boston and
New.York- MA spr:aszeId Hartford snd Eew-Eavez.
The trains xii lesve Boston daily Sundays excepted
An spriazfsld at ] P NJ and He~- Haven =; : ?
II II either the stealaooa. Traveller Champion New
YORK and arrive in Newyork City sariy tee same even
Ing Returning the passengers wi lsave NeWiork st
6. ! NJ New Haven 81 Il. 4 NJ and Springfield ST 3
n and arrive IN Boston the same evening :. O'Clock
= woman named Frslsaka Bremen was
Yesterday taken before Justice Drinksr charge 0
recsi7iug large quantity Of hosiery and other goods
stolen from Clrinls7= Brother o; No . Finest She
Is suspected Of having recsed goods stolen from other
places by boys so found msrEet Tor their plGnder Al
her house. No 100 Orangest We hope 1t vi! Dc found
that she ha- also stolen her name come b il IN come
disbones; manner I woman who had night 70 such a
name as Fre5erisa Bremen couldn't tssi cotton stock
inzs-we are sure oft
FouSDLISG-A child apparently about one day
old vas found las, evening in entry in Ryder alley
by Policeman who sen; It 70 the Aims House
ATTEMPTED LARcExY-Elas Cummings and
John johnson night arrested charge OF hay
ing entered tho house No = Chryste 81 Their nten-
tons we're suspected and they were committed ~ Jus
ice Taylor
Suspicious o} GRASu LkRcENY.-.t man named
John HAnk!! was arrested last evening suspicion Of
having stolen a gold watcH chain and key, and gol
penccase the properly Of Miss Carl residing Al eiiet
SON Hal corner OF Hudson and CHARLES IS. Hanain
committed by Justice Roome-
ATTEMPTED RArE ALLE6ED.-A man named
Thomas Guthrie last nigh; arrested by officer Per
rne the l6t. Ward. charge of attempt TO com
mil rape Jane Smith Guthrie sent 20 ;he Po-
Ice G!ico FOR examination.
gyIEs-Peter Gum was arrested on a
charge of stealing sovereign and nall sovereign from
John Carey ~ WasiD gon.st. Ellen smith, steal
ing bonnet arrested complaint OF Mary stephens,
who also charges Mary Green with stealing shawl
VIM Brown stealing coat, arrested on compliant OF
Richard Brown in the IL ward He was committed by
Justice Drnker.
PROBABLE BURGLARY.-Some fellow found his
way into the store OF stephen Wray l67 Wests last
night, and s.ole counterfeit so bill.
RoPE REcovERED.-Some policemen last night
found quantity old and rope. weighing 500 or
zoo pounds in boat q, Fulton Ferry. The owner OF
the boat being called said he did no: know where II
came from, and the officers therefore took charge OF II
suspicious looking fellow was seen near the spot but
made OF a. soon a. he discovered the policemen.
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3, : ParIa's, Esq, Sfdaford, ken'ucks.

VOLUNTEERS FOR Observation-Disclosures, ; {.
presents to the State the s Company OF Volunteers
thai ha, been raised under the requirement OF The
Government calling for Volunteers TO 'srre during h'
car.
The Fayetteville Observer says that the Commandment
ofthe u 5 Arsenal 81 that place has received orders Tor
The armins and equppins of the Regimen; called
from North Carolina and Tor tho prompt dispach;ng OF
100 stands Of uskets 10 the Cbaescn Arsenal for the
South Carolina Regiment They had been shipped from
:hsse hy the steamer to Wilmington
SENATOR BADeEs.--The Raleigh Register OF
s. Friday SAWS that Mr. Badger has s:gaihed 10 his
friends his determination to sccep, of the appointment
Of Senator jus, conferred upon him under such asttey
ms circumstances
Il Governor You've is spending 6 day or TWO
n the city preparatory the reovsl OF his family
He IS stopping at Congress Hall and viii return home
tomorrow or the day sttsr he is in good health
Alb, Ev. Jour, Monday
The.steamship Britannia, Captain Hewitt
arrived AZ Halifax 18th, and salad for LIVERPOOL
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vskress OF h- voic- 1ugs hear, 2iaa. Nervous, .e
male and digestive sys:-raiaeircto eyspsp-'a eonsps
80 vrr-g sd.-s also sLEEcSG TIE LrSSs. l. per
.c s1bs;s Tor the corset aid coEstra.nirg Shoulder
erace wl:h zone OF their pric.oe, ;Snf.ees lGks ~
= tse fl,cr,r s By lifsg drxtbiy Inc whole internal
pie OF orrs-s Pamphlets AID BOOK Common sense,
! isiu n s..s-,G s.ce O l.tiss- o-.a n 5Gl
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MADAME ADOLPH, from France, whose inHen's
vi fsn- throughout Europe and America has caused
many N impose upcE community, 81 assuming bet
osuI. ma. srriT-t II Se-York and tsken PIRATE SPAR
mems with t.gO entrances, the Shaks9e3e fiots cor
sr OF William and Dua,- 49, here Lhr0u q her uniyersa
Is ACKNOWLEDGED wonderful aisut-, -hc VIII MORN her
r,s.sr md H. fltgre they are married rot, aaf
when at VIVA. husband wife :aey viii get C9Hsu4.a
cl hoir any time during The dayor evening" Fee19 CENTS
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RoPE REcovERED.-Some policemen last night
found quantity o! old and rope weighing 500 or
zoo pounds in boat q; Fulton Ferry. The owner OF
the boat being called said he d!d no; know where II
came FROM aud the officers therefore took charge OF IL
i suspicious locking fellow near the spot but
lnaae OF a. soon a. he discovered the policemen.
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ROnOUETS

- n, Choice Hare and Frngraut Exotic
- - st-I- 10 please lie Fabulous,
~ e - =. f.vy hog--' roace- OF JAMES HOGG
= -, - e e 49, - - seed sr-a-, So Sroaa=ey
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aNANTED.-Ths advertiser wants 10 loan two cue,
w tret ~. year personal property worth ESQ
Ary having The above amount 10 loan viii hexr Of
good opportunity by addressing " \ B. Tribune 0fcc
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SNtNTEDN place by respectable gtr,, as nurse and
w seamstr.ss or chamb-rmad and walker, and Is vii
ling make herself generally useful Apply At $50 Bow
.rv A
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=; pnygaRD5 LESTER, Asosr,e.s consS. &c %
". Goa, requests 50 70 him hscagh Hasrdss
sofwsse lei %ssI srepzd Or hey VII rc' ss Io'
wxr3e6.
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M ANTED-A wet uurse wiki tresh breas; of milk
w wishes situation She IL healthy, clesay and can
be well recommended A line TO A. W len Al 50 Pine
viii meet win prompt attention dlsi
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PROBABLE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fellow found his
way into the store OF stephen Wray. l67 Wests last
night and s,Ole counterfeit so bill.
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NNANTED--A .,,usuon by middle aged woman a
w pOn cook washer snd ,cnse or purse and sescs
,tress-hss objections 80 South Can De tor
days, ;Go engaged Can give goe1 city reference. Ap-
plynt rs Mou-,t. Ill 81
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situatious, ss. i,1antso.
WANTS suPPLIED.-ntrs ~ n-es 3,

WANTS srPPLIED.-TStrt y ~ r.es se-d az
- Fea+-aSeanassa To Sarczal In:elhSecee Cscu.
NJ ps ,. :, Is, sss Les,sr BOXES pcvd too
.s oe suoes, No us soraeer VII BE increased reet
year, HEREBY saving The patrons OK az isns-s e,,ss
other noySocs, In slr OF tui ,.is-, th,n
Of s1s n blank form q eresr. Cor serv, he &c Is
~aies sasl 30 pro uply amended a. tSe es-ts.
visited he Zee. FAMILIES ca subscribing VIII So vsp-
Piled WIKI tho Blanks ard reee.P.
sDr Clay. No. Vsrick.st cor. Frsrkitn.i
M. o. u,s;eG, grocer cor Spring AID WaaeinsSa
D. Warmers. Us lsecker>sL opposite Cs1kSe-slscs
PARK rdfs3a, grocery, eoF. Slxih-sv ans StnlA-sS
DE- d.ztons, cor. OF Eighth avenue and ata-se
&Mr sridscria SorisS, SIS SrosaU1y, w Cnsca-sS
n. Se.scn's. gro No Tnsrd-Rv. Coz. Sc~vathsi
". W soeTs, IS aOc sss1-st cor, Aycrre
OF- lrai<, cor. Essex saS Houston s,s.
Dr. Lyoa. ~ Gesa1,st
NJ D owes c;crcA tailor, ser So Grand and Esssx.I;s
IN Gteerisi s=ocer, $9Z Sro Ce1let N,sAsS
M Mehels, spirit tsi lacp store. Cash s,-sar
Nr' 04eu cs5 e,si-ss ead Third sveace. "odsslvleA
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INFLUENZA.

This disease mostly resembles common catsgrh and gem
orally prevails as an epidemic. Its caused by offensive
exhaations being contained in the atmosphere or alter
nate changes om Of extreme cryne's TO humidity
This latter change Ia the air the probable
The ATTACKS of iuenza are much sudden and
than those OF ordinary catsrrh persons affected
with OF ths breast aud du heavy pain IN The
head the eyes usually affected and appear red and
,yatery There il much danger 10 be- Rpprehended
from nfuenza than cough. leaves the system
more predis pcsed 10 consumption
On .he first sppearance. Hance's COMPOUND SYRUP
OF HUREHOUND should be used freely and perseveI ed
In for uer the disease. has ahacd ept TO
ense the throat and lungs 10 swesk sSie butu HANCES
SYRUP j. taken according the directions no danger