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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-09

~ Genin's Standard Fashionable Hats, "a
Broadway, opposite ST PauPs Church-Aen Of fsshion
and ton-ihose whose refined and experience enable
them 10 give the beau sn-have agreed TO award
the palm of Supreme Fashion In Ha 10 Genin and this
viable Distinction be Is determined 10 continue 10 deserve
Psrs-where all IDEAS of and taste in dress have
ever gnaed-yisds to Genin every month liz most val
ned secrets OF symmetry and fsshon-and with tbese he
combines his best ud gmeni and ;ass-hus producing
an article which, for grace hghness and effect literally
unrivsIed He especial attention upon the bm
that important part of Hat upon which lis grace and bean
ty depend Hs Nuia Fur Hats for a 50, and bis Mole
akin Hats for g. 1e unhesangy pa, forth, therefore,
standard articles end the most rigorous seruay Of them
hearlessly invited. a2isu
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e. The Human Hair-lt IA an established fsct1
whatever ignorant empirics the eonuary1ahat az
oils greases pomsums or shy article VI similar cnaraciet
are positively injurious hair that shows any symptom OF
weakness or change OF color o
CLlREHUSRS PATENT TRICOPHEROUS
The only article ever inverted that will prevent and euro
Badn-ss Grey and entirely remove Scurf and Dsnd.
ruff IL viii siren tho weakest hsir give 10 Il son,
glossy appearance and produces beautiful lowing curla
II has the combined advantages OF wash and oil WITH
out the driving properties OF The tho greasy appear
ance OF tho other Its virtues established beyond csvn
or dispute 1t is equally beneficial for tho infant a. 10 for
the adult and not only recommended but 10 In daily use
among the principal medical faculty In tho city and by tho
hes, families all tie couDty while tho nobility oil Eng
land and France nothing else In Havana Mexico and
Brazil supersoded OF every other article for
preserving hair and cleansing the skn nscessay for
CLiREHuGHs Principal Office 2c5 Broadway, nex, to
FrI,nn-a, mia lmis
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Things In Albany.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

ALBANY April 7th, 1916
Our Charter Election is rapidly approaching, and
the Wings have made all the preparations necessary
to secure decided triumph The Bsrnburners and
Old Hunkers will nominate separate candidates ia
many OF the Wards. and the result will be that we
shall have larger majority than usual in the Com
mon Council.
The Circuit Court and Court OF Oyer and Teryni-
ner for this County commenced session here yes
terday. On account OF the disgracetul proceedings
al the late Loco Foco Convention, In which il Is
said the District Attorney participated in degree the
Court Judge Parker presiding. appointed 5. Il. HAM
mond Esq "a Whg) District Attorney pro TEN. TO in.
vesgate the cause OF the outrage committed on that &C.
casion.
stand indicted for murder and who will be tried during
the present term. The murder was committed about
months ago In low Irish GROCERY in the South part
OF the City. The District Attorney has made appics-
non for the assistance OF the Attorney General but IS
said that the request will be granted account OF
the excitement caused by the exorban fees already
ceived By that officer.
see that there are many ofthe Old Hunkers who
abused al the Convention in attendance Oh the Grand
Juryprobsby for the purpose of obtaining indictments
against the Barnburners The Attorney General says If
he indicted and convicted participant in the out
he will petition to be sent 10 his old quarters the
Columbia County JAIL which he found quite comfortable
before.
The Ambient nomination for the Convention will be
elected in this County and it will be found that herea
the nominees of that party in this section OF the State
will be always sure OF succeeding The AntiReners ss
body have resolved (ss am told by their leading men)
to ballot again for who is opposed, in
the slightest degree 10 their principles.
The special term OF the Supreme Court commenced
its here to-day. see that large number OF emf
nent lawyers from your City in attendance There
be considerable business before the Court and
its will probably continue about two weeks 1t
is excellent studio Gf may be allowed TO use the
world for young professional! man He can here and
all the details intrcaces of his profession discussed
and explained by the eloquent and talented Coun-
sellers in the State; and these details dry and unin.
,eresDg to him when gathered from the pages OF mis-
text book become invested with charm as they fall
from the lips OF genius and eloquence Yours. &c. L.
POLLY BoDINE.-A jury was obtained Tuesday
evening at Newburgh to try this wretched woman, and
the trial probably proceeded yesterday. J. W. Brown.
Graham and Jordan, her counsel One the jurors
expressed doubt Of the proprety capital punishment
but after being three hours the stand he was empan-
neled A disagreement lie therefore not unlikely.
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ We learn that gang of rowdies-some thir.
ty. perhaps-msrched las, night through Atlantic heu.
and other streets making by means OF TN Kettles sno
o,bsr implements, the most dscordant and unearrhy
noise and tearing down awnings and awning posts,
and vinr other evidences of their mischevous lnteni
WhsFs were The officers whose duty to secure the
public peace
Dr,rg FROM OPIUM-David Brown, Esq. one
NJ the Coroners held an inquest few days ago at WI
ramsburgh. on the body of young married woman,
Mary Everett whose death was caused oy S ny
long been IN the habit of taking in small Quantities.
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6ats.
EBE a. cosTAR,
EATTERS,
No. 1876 Bro n d way.

No. 1876 Broad way.
cr Spring Fashion for Genhemen's Hats.
March, 1S46.-Onr Spring style Of Hal having, by lis
peculiar eesancs and intrinsic excellence obtained the
most decided superiority every other fashion, In
ve critical examination OF its inertia establishment,
l56 Broadway. 49,,
B. c. IN order TO meet the demands OF puonc s .oo
Ik,Jv To become saaIed by an long continuance OF
any particular fashion give nodc1 that tney w"
regularly Spring and FALL an eoufe ne" style OIL
Hat ,,.. ~ u,. s,<
fer.n Foreign Fsshons and IN issuing their style OF Ha
WILL although acting Independently OF ali Others Do gov
erned by q due regard TO American TASTE
n. B. Our fashion for Boys Hats viii be In readiness
on the llth inst April LIST, 1916. AZ lmn-
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w Knox's Fashionable hats for The ensuing
Spring ready for inspection and SALE 10 Fulton
st. between William and Nassau To those who arc not
the votaes OF fashion, but always Wish to look uniform N
the kind OF Hat they wear which L. most becoming TO se
mil lu1is~
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Mr.. AsELL1's PICTURE The End of the World
which has been announced having been destroyed oy
49, saSe5 and arrived here yesterday in the schoon.
~ rom Chatham The preservation OF this WORK OF
art can hardly be accounted for, as almost every ce
Of cargo in It's vicinity was more or less
Iaader Law over the picture was burnt yet me can
-, er,s;ned unnured and is now as perfect g ever
The smell Of fire had not passed on IL [Bos' Trans
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neIeanre Nominations.

Orleans Co-ALMAszoR HUTcHISsoN is the
Abolition candidate for the Convention.
Monroe Co.-The Loco-F ocos have decided 10
run no ticket Reason-No use.
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re- Or. wooa,. sar,aparilia and wild Cher

re- DIR. Woods sarsaparilla and Wild Cher.
ry Bttsrs-.So confident iadeed, Is the proprietor Of
this medein the aeveres form. OF dysPsp.a anndiee
vertigo canker and headache that be socs for treatment
tho possible that be- found In the county
thar seek relief in vain from OF the common rem
edes OF tho day and have given up by the emil
physicians confirmed and incurabe reference
the pamphlet which be had Of the gsnts will exhibit
testimony 10 favor from such respecta
bio sources az to salisy The most increduous.
WYATT & KETCHAM. Wholesale and Retail,
as 6ta l2l FultOn-sL NY.
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LEARY & cos

FASHION ToR SPRING, IS4S.
~ The preference so universally manifested
for our present style Of Gensmans Hats has decided a.
continue the same for the ensuing season
LEARY & CO. Hsuers, Nos. 8, 4 and Astor House.
New-York, Fsb- 18th, ls46
Circulars descriptive of the peculiarly OF our STYLE for
warded by addressing Us postpaid mhN ms
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In such day Of excitement there is little atten-
ton paid the department Of the Capitol called the
House. Most Of The Members were listening 10 Mr..
WEBsTER-s;il some business was transacted.
The Cumberland Road Bill was taken up and al
Ter some confusion. finally lost
Mr.. DOUGLASS wished 10 have the Oregon Bill re-
ported from the Committee on Territories taken up.
This was lest
The Senate BiIfor causing Regiment of Mounted
Rifemen, was then taken up AID discussed. Among
other amendments, was one By Mr.. Levin of Pa.
that none but Natives should be officers OF the Regi
nent. Upon this he made Native speech.
Mr.. DRoMGooLE of Virginia, replied and the House
adjourned without coming TO any determination on
the Bill
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MORE BuReLAR1Es-No less than FIVE houses
were burgarousIy entered on the Greenousn oank On
Saturday night viz The dwellings OF A B. Aiken V.
p DOW The widow C. G. visscher Doe.. A c Getty,
and The Mansion House. occupied by Mr. Ross as Sc
iect Boarding School The burglars succeeded no~es
:, NJ saiten,s Alb. Argus.
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FIRE HARrFoRp-About o'clock P Tuesday,
this quiet city was thrown into confusion BY an ALARM OF
fire. stable in Front.s opposite Temple was enn'eiy
copsumed-,he property ofU. q Inlay No loss OF any
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Buffalo Express, Monday.
uar6 Hleetinas.


rR- Third Ward.-D-mocraic Whig Rally for Reg.
uar NominauOh-Ata meeting OF the wings OF tne Inlro
for the of hearing the report OF mo
Committee appointed nominate Charter Ofcers the fol-
received a. way worthy Of their Support:
For Alderman -. :. EGBERT BENSON.
For A,,rstant CHARLES HOOPLE-
For 1fsey'ors.
O'' For Con,tabIel.
vARNUM 5. MILLS, JOHN H. DENlSToN,
Foy Inspectors of Election.
LIST District-W!am Clements, George w. Penton.
ID District-W Fl. Penney. R Carman
Sd District-John s. Morgan. Archibald Cochran.
Nine hearty cheers then given for the nomination
'A' ''' ''''''''s A c. LAWRENCE, Chairman
G InsS " M;l pEsTos Secretaries as 4.is.
cE Eighth Ward-ArOuse! Arouse! !-Once
More To The R-scue.The Wings OF the Old Elghh are
requested to meet al Denmaus 1872 Varckst on Tnursdsy
Evening April 9h O'Clock for the purpose Of respond
ipg to The poinsiions Of Mayor and Charter Officers for
and address The meeting LEVI HART,
Chairman Nominating COMMITTEE.
PW LUpLAM Secretary as2t
TWELFTH WARD WING NOMINATIONS.
For Alderman go. THOMAS CARNEY.
For Asristant DAVID MORRISON
For A,naor, GH awaHNc :; R n kERR
c,.r,.. SGEoRGE FEITNER,
For c0'uia'1e'' JOHN HELMS.
For h,spectorJ of Election:
lat District. LEONARD HAZELTlNA.
" ......SrAATS WILKINS.
ID .....JOHN A SIDELL.
By Order WARREN BRADY,
aa 5us- Chairman Nom. Committee.
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o. Spring Styles Hats for IS 90 al AILLs's,
ia Broadway, Howard Hotel The public viii bear In
mind thai the above such hais usually sold for
s. So but higher priced arcie-in FACT IS Hat; and al
thss Is asked fori Ills s. so. Go 2wis
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PROVIDENCE AsD WORCESTER RAILRoAD.ITne
,,ort on This road has been commenced Ground was
drsr broken on the sd OF March, in Nortn
ZOE ne "Ao-' 100 Prov. Transcript
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rSr sales of Household Furniture aud other
ProncrtyF Cotton CO. will give their personal -!ien'
non 10 sa co OF Household Furniture present sea
son an either their residences or al The stores
No. lis Fulton or "a Auu.st 49,,
cSJ- Furniture boughtn preferred. MA lhus
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wGentIemen's Handspring Ruzhion.-BiRD,
cor Pine and Nassau Rs-Gentsmrns Hau OF The Spring
pattern uniting much elegance and beauty OF STYLE arc now
ready for examination and sale by the subscriber.
n,ba0 lmis- BIRD Cor. Pine and Naesau sts
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~ Park Benjamin calls New England Free
s,sasr5onon Al the same time he Is engaged in rans'
sina novels from the French Of Alexander Dumas VINO
IL nothing but . free niger" lasuesesseE Anner'
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ANNUAL REPORT sr IssPrcrloss-we have

ANNUAL REPoRr eF INsPEcTIUNA-"e have
received from Albany the Report Of the Secretary of
State transmitting the Legislature abstracts OF The re-
returns oflnspectors Messurers and Weshers OF uer
chsndse. provisions and produce. for the year ls45
From this document we learn that the qusnrty Of
bresds,uts inspected within the year, in the Cities OF
New-york Albany and Buffalo, amounted 70 22nS.Tso
bills valued al Sll e05 7 OIL In 1874. the amount was
2l44 cog valued al 81 SOL 94 70 Increase in ls45 Sbs
1911 ll6: increase OF value S20406i2 81. We subjoiu
a more particular OF the inspections IN this
CITY, and of the total in the three Cries:
L.
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~ Amidou,s Hat Establishment removed hora
enref of wal and Nassau TO No. III Broadway direct
In opposite Howard Hoscl ms uu
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THE SUB-TREAsURY.-Letter from Washington
say that a of the Democratic Senators, 1t was
resolved pass the Sub Treasury Bill as it comes from
the House. lJour. OF Com.
LAKE ERIE.-It will be seen on reference TO our
marine head that navigation is open. The steamer Jno
Owen arrived Saturday morning being the trst
in. She was Immediately followed by the Propeller
Phoenix The Lexington, Capt Appleby cleared for the
West about 10 o'clock with good load OF passengers
and freight In the afternoon the Gen. Harrison, Capt
Parker came In, followed by the Ben Franklin, Capt
Fdmunds They report the ice as extending some 65
miles up the lake in such detached condition as to
render but little obstruction TO boats
Buffalo Express, Monday.
NAuvoo.-A gentleman lately from the Holy City
stated to us last week that the Saints now rapidly
selling their property Many OF the farms about Nauvoo
have changed hands within weeks and citizens from
other States and Counties have become the
Warsaw (Ill) Signal.
B+A letter from Warsaw, Illinois, dated March
90. says: The Mormon expedition is encamped about
oixty miles up the Des Moines. Many empty wagons
have returned TO Nauvoo. Rockwell the assassin and
Redding have returned, with the avowed intention OF
numbering somebody"
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motion was made to go into Executive SEES
siop-but the Senate could do nothing after Mr..
WKBs1Egs Speech; and 80 the motion to adjourn
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Laco-Foco Nominations.

The following are the Nominations of the Loco
Foco party of this City for Aldermen and Assis-
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u The store of ]. C. King, at Sag Harbor, was
consumed on the 18th inst with al It's eoeenis
Tor $780,
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!. and Window Shades

O. Paper Hangings and Window Shades
Solomon Hart 24S Broadway, opposite the Park have
hs and beat stock of Paper HsnRngs and
Window shades to be found the city, and al prices lower
than can he had al any other establishment
Their stock consists of tho different styles both French
and American which the public In general are invited to
oil snd arsmins mis- lmisbfWGFs
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~ For Boston via Norwich and Worcester.
The Worosuter, Capt Bacon viii lsase soatn
sid. of Pier No North River every Teday Jhursddy ana
Saturday, at P. NJ connecting with the cars 81 AlyRs
Point ta4tf] CALEB PRATT. Jr Conductor
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~ Notice.-Dr Van Zandts celebrated Health Resto-
dive ANTI yspeptic, and Anti Bilious Csharc PILLS arc
sold a, Wyatt Ketcham's No III Fultonst Phee = en
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1p,,-ds Aldermen hssistaRts.
Ist. John s. Gilbert. Henry ii Byrne.
I'D lanes C. Stoneall. John l.. Brown.
Hid. Thomas P. Hart, Elisha Ruckman.
Joseph A. Diver William Reid.
lVth Ceorpe H. Purser Dennis Mullins.
v,b Emanuel B Hart William RadfoId.
vhb John Foote Thomas Gilmsrin
With. .Bsrtlitt Smith. Theo d. Doagner'y.
with Richard T. Compton. Archibald Maclay
IXth. .Theodorus Van Tine Elias b. smith,
Xth. Bernard J. Meserole. Neil Gray.
XIth.. William Gage. Jeremiah Green
Xlth- David S.Jackson Thomas Sporord.
Xliith. Nathan Roberts Stephen Feeks.
XIvth John NJ Boodeood- Abraham b. Davis.
XV,h William C. Wetmore James s. SANFORD.
Xvlth Livingston Livingston. Charles webb.
YVJI,h Jsmrs Walsh James Robertson.
yvTIJ,b William A. Walker Moses w. S. Jackson
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

The NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE is pubLisHEn
EVERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED,
Al the Tribune Buildings, corner of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the CITY Hall,
All delivered 10 City Sobscrbers for Niss CEHIs pc,
wesk or when they prefer, they can pay U s,n
the Desk for months year 81 the same ei1 1r,
ole copis. Two CEsTs Mall subscribers Five pons n
n.u nnnum In advance, and the paper In no 60 -
tin,s beyond the time for which 1t u Pao'
100 lax en- for ak months Three poHAis III
,ecnir.d IN all exchanges With Country Ne"spepea.
CsiIy pspers received al this ofnee ~uose ssI 90
higher Than those OF TIE TErUsE, are not allowed aug
difference
s3y. ltne. or less-First insertion. .......25 cerb
each Subsequent insertion. ....... az :"
"a, a siye ainesFirr, insertion line
r..h sub,.cueni insertion, which mny be
sy.ry dsy once. twice three tires eers ine
=. ,rt at tbs opten or The advertiser.
o.dc Advertise ents-Ftve cents line Tor ,ae fhss
49, ins stiop and -Four cents for each subseqnen. ooe
N,FsI.cEs FUNERAL NOTICES 1c not srceedHg jt1r <',
r- An inserted In this paper appear both
he Morning and the Evening edition
vHE SEMI-WEEkLf TRIBUNE.
7. rphished every "WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY mornings
rice s. per annum. Two copies for S5
NEw.YORk WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
AVERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
n.sbed every SATURDAY MORNING, al the low Prico VI
psr annur In advance loccpies for Sl5 or ~ eopes
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u PhrenoIoaists, and Publishers Of chronological
ana Physiological Works,
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srp asrrEY cooPER,s

r Celebrated Pills. for tho speedy snd s,fe cure OF
py.pepsia Cosveu-.s Heartburn Indigestion Se &c Tho
beneficial eEca produced by any medicine are Tho strong
eat proofs OF lie worth Those offered a. The recon-
mend sr,ous OF Coopers Anu-Dy,pepac PA Price u c
per box with full directions. For sale 81 Murrsys1
near Broadway. ~ lWeoon
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wCaurion.-My Office was broken Into on Friday night
Isi and drawer rhed which contained money and
dram drawn BY Parsons Co. on j. E. Parsons Of this
City for Sla 90. Tho payment OF the draft has been
stopped also sundry bills ads out for collection
dprI 4. 1916 as 3,l v. B. PALMER
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~ Boston Subscr,pno 10 tho NoW.X ork
Tribune received by euihohzed Agents, HEDDiNGL Co
sste-sreet Rerms-lo cents per week or Rwo eens for
Single Copies
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning. for esnts or 81
per annum-
All now and cheap publications for sso % low - issasd
by BOSTON Puhiisb,rs THEIRS Hapolooa- ts5eodn
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~ Attention! Flrcmen and Cttxens.-The
Eremep aud Ciuz-ns OF Eastern section OF the city are
requested TO Friday Eveniug. April loth al eight
O'clock al Ths.n Hall, No $50 Grsnds, to sdoPt ,uen
measures as will procure the erection OF al Alarm Bell Tor
thai portion Of the city, general OF The eIers
is partcuisrly requested By order W. $. BROWN.
T. K. DowSING Secretary. ~.
Eminent speakers are engaged for the occasion as 21is
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Columbia Fire Ina. Co. of Philadelphia
Narrh.Wearrrn Ins. Co. of OnMeRo, \. Y.

North-W esttrH TUE. GO. OF ObWtBoI Ns t.
q The agency csee Of these nsnIuroos Is located N
p w.LL.sr oue door below the Courier oce) Policies
are filled I'D In this city, and all losses likewise paid In
New-York Insurance effected upon MtreAandiss, Fns.
t. Fsetore e1ndr,es Naui Sors and property gener.
.,Iv msi ave.ai.- BENZ WHITNEY, Agent
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CT J.. ID. Wheeler, Attorney and Counselor st
Law and Commissioner or Deeds, &c VIII attend In tho
R,.ding- Room OF Yammany Hall s all bours OF tho day
and evening" tyIS osf
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Total s07 SIS; s. 64l O6a 10 2as57S5 1905 OS7 81
Do in ~ III 81 iS6 S64 81 2,l+e6s 1854 SS4 IS
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CF DIR. Bannins's BODY Brnce.-F1r me re,
system generally particularly Of Dyspepsia Cosnveness
Pain In The Stomach and Sdes Also, children aud adults
who are tend stoop, arc faugaed on EXERCISE
and are iuclns q ts lean ono elbow.
sdy In ance the ladies' department from 10 A.
NJ TO P NJ md from to6P.M
0Hce 4S7 Broadway. mis- Sullseoc
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consequence