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riI/E WIRE Window Shades, Fire Screens, &c.
u These beautiful articles only fashionable aud
ornamental hu e numerous uses 10 which they are H-
p-,. render them Indispensable articles OF furniture.
THE BLrSDs admit all the il and free circulation OF air.
yeniilae the room and prevent The paint and furniture
from being soiled they completely exclude all trs.
tru.keOcs and other nseCt- while they aior! those m
ili the ana prevent persons on tr
outside from seeing into tie room.
by the O sis article you not only avoid The annoy
ace of insects INT also the trouble and expense OF
rrpsiung your and repairing 1nd cleaning your
fGruiturc
THE FiRE sCRFrNs afford full view ofihe IRE without
injury o hs eve and entirely obslruct the heat.
These articles manufactured 70 order hy the
Subscribers Of any size shape ih sny description
o frame required from the pauest The most -plenddy
ornamental The paintings ~ the frsi ariisi., either
of the purchaser Also in sheets any length
width for foreign markets al IN the finest oil coOrs.
y. B. Persons IN Nr,,Yors IL vicinity by sending
their address will he waited by Tie manufacturer ana
every explanation given. LEI. 4 co.
os 81 Office No 500 Beecker--t
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ARRIVED.

ship ZenObiN, Kenny from Canton MAY I'd Anicr July
ist teas silks &c 20 n l. & G Griswold Sept Goth Ht
81, long Of, spoke whaling bark Exchange of and for
Warren RI. - months out $50 bbls sperm oil 9th
standing Northwsrd.
Ship Arcolc Hoodless I'm MNrseilles, Malaga and Glib
raltar, mdse, 70 Chamberlain & Phelps
ship Huguenot Graves, " DIS I'm Liverpool. mdse 10
Hurlbut Co. Sep. 22d, lat ~, long ~ 40 spoke
schr Franklin Frost OF Marblehead hshing-took from
her Capt Graves and crew, late OF schr Hope OF and
from Marboheaa hshine. The Ii experienced the gale
Of the 18th which carried away spars split sails and
sprung aicak-had 10000 fish board had 10 abandon
her. Capt g taken on the schr by Capt Eros, ON
the Goth Sept 2Sth lat a. long ~, fol- in with the
wreck OF ship bark about 400 tons disnastcd fc
Of water appeared asst she had been on rc Sept 10Th
ia lat ~ - long az experienced gale from Sc to NV
splt niaintnpsRl and carried swsy main top gallant
mast
Bark Gcpesee Grigg. ~ ds I'm New orleaus assorted
cargo 10 X Collins 4 Co Sept 18th ship ashoy,.
Orange Key with all her sails standing, apparently just
gone on. th saw dismas,cd vessel under Jury mast
standing Southwark ID inst passed the spars and r;.
ging OF a wrecked vessel
Bark Empire, (oi Portlaudl Eaton 10 Us FIN Bremen,
80 boxes mdsc To + & Pope aud others Sept ilth,
lat Al 10 long b. spoke shp Excelsior from Ncwo Or.
eans for Liverpool. The Empire has experienced
ere gales on the passage split sails sc. ia steeragc
passenger
er hing Ida, Kaowl,on. le DIS I'm Pc,oa. CB 20 chsl.
irons coal 10 Soale, Whitney y Co Sailed nconpany
with Rt brig Protocol for Nlork
Rr bns ST Margaret Power, IA ds I'm rctou CIR coal.
10 Stokes & Anthony. 4 passengers
Sandman brig Fi6anzan iavagns 10 IA I'm Ro,:er.
dam. in ballast 10 order
schr Exchange, Sweet, ds I'm Suffolk, shingles
SAILED
Ships Switzerland, London' Samuel Hicks Liverpool
Rrsrens Hamburg.
Bark Isabella ST CroiN.
BriS New Orleans Bermuda
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SECOND BoARp.
Liyerpool Markets.

Ashs-There 10 an improved demand for both Pot
and Pearl 300 400 bb!s have been taken a; Gs ID to
2fs and PAS IL generally required for both descrp
lions OF the new imports.
Talon The demand continues 20 improve, and Pc
ersburgh C. has been sold Mt as I'd 10 IA and below
the latter rate there are nov no sellers 20 hid. Norm
american good quality brought at auction 2s I'D TO
42s I'd per cwt lower descriptions scarce, and
much wanted Lard is rather lower good 10 tine quaii-
~ in barrels is selling at Ais I'D 10 ls fine keg Lard
has been sold nj As per c'yt
Hsde-Tlere Is no alteration ia price, md the bust
OF the week IS only to limited extent 100 snited
Nor, American reported ht Gid to I'd per To- and VV
West India Mt 5ld per ID.
boa--There has no, been much doing during the last
few DAYS in this market aud. the whole, the trade
may be considered rather eser There no change oil
importance In prices but there is evidently greater
disposition to realize the part oil holders. Present
prices 1re for Scotch Pigs IN GlasgOw S per ton, IN
Liverpool 80, ID To Merchant Bars 60 best bars 10
LIS Sbeets 4 - Plates Gig l0s Rods go Us per ton all
in Liverpool.
Propjstoas have little change 70
tice In market since report by the Great West
ern the l2th instant The weather has continued
favorable in the extreme and in Tho latest dsrict- the
harvest is now all secure As general remark, Wheat
Is Of good quality but deficient Ia yield about Uneilh
Oats light and certainly one fourth less than last season
and Potatoes injured most decidedly. and tins In every
portion OF the three kingdoms The opinion OF those
best Informed is that few II any potatoes Will be loft
10y Christmas We glad, however. TO know as fact
TINT the uuted sthtes has superintendent harvest well
secured, and amply sufficient TO meet wants at fair
prices the sprl OF epeculauCn DO not lhducc lru
dent parties TO push pcos too igh and titus cause
ncws ci the disastrous Losses which hnrc occurred
often late OF Indian Corn and Flour prudence would
cay that II would be dangerous 10 calculate on present
rates remaining permanent Many parties also think
thar money long viii be much more stringent and
though nj present It extremely easy in London, yet
the Bank OF England shows farther disposition to
lower the rDtc OF Interest under the idea that railway
calls alone viii swallow up the surplus capital now
looking for nvoaon and shoald this prove true will
have an Immediate effect ON all produce. and {.
kirkpatrick
iooiTherc is very little moving here in the trade NJ
present; most Of The buyers being engaged a; the public
aios now progressing in London the accounts oi which
pretty favorable they will Inst stll about ten day
and the enpfe quantity brought forward will exceed -,
COO bales Employment is pretty general in the manu-
featuring districts, and there increasing demand
Tor goods, Most of tho uls working fun time
The market ia nearly clear of United states Wool. pr
ces tor oil kinds are pretty steRdy
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IL stip ArcoIs from Mdrseiiss MIR Ch0a Miller and
lady Miss Mary DISCO Baldwin Lieut. Chas G Hunter Z
Navy and scrv,n Lieut. Taylor, L Marines and
one in the steerage.
IN ship Htsneaoi from Liropooi-AIeasrs w b Young.
G valiins Flagg C II God, Mrs Preenel Mrs Rob
crts and 81 in the s,ecragc.
Hsbark Genss,e from Ntac orsaas-C Capt Doane OF Lou
isiana Volunteers Mcssrs Culver nsey and Foss and Il
in the stncrsue
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NO MORE WHITE, GRAY. Or RED HAIR

A REMEDY when enhances considerably the beauty
LAand alters the Appearance OF the counengnce from that
which i much dsk-d. II is pleasing 10 hav" efficient
these defects TO eject this change OF
hair much wished for i the grand and nrvertalng
properly OF Jules Haurs Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which the proprietor with justice stale IL far beyond
anything the kind Vet known IN this any other
country. Its properties very pow eriuI, though very
innocent This chemical result Is wonder, II enables
dye simultaneously their hair without the least
Inconvenience For changing red gray hair wtis%er-
eyebrows &c. To brown. black, cbesnu color. The
slightest evil consequence need be- feared from il
Ill i altogether harmless This composition i The only
sanctioned hy the scisuc" Of chemistry dye, IN
inielhe manner ihe various gridstuns ofcoorS without
danger or Inconvenience and has justified the liberal pa
,ronage and unlimited confidence of the public Ii black
i required a.k for box marked n: brown. box mark
ed b. For sale, wholesale and retail. by
il Les Hal Ell, Periumsr and Chemist.
No 46.s. Third--i- below Chesuu Phiia-
Beware OF Couuterfeiis, Asa for Jules Haaels We
gsahc Liquid Hair Dye Won the genuine article
\ Premium awarded al The Franklin Institute
And nj NY Agents WYATT kETcHAM, III FGiion-sL :;
V CiirehGgh 215 aud egl Broadway; 2 y. ArtHt Laay
elle Bazaar Broadway and Liberty: j. b. JacqHemod
40 Broadway; Hayliand Reese Co. Maideu-lauei and
a all the respectable Druggists the L. - I'm
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
From Douglas Jerrold's Shilling Magazine
nTSF am cTrRs

MINI AM tSIfNN
MIsE is the little hand, puny and weak,
Ours are the thousand arrns. mountains 10 bfeAH
Nine is the atom Of clay for the grave.
Ours IL the Earth, with hiil valley and wave
Mine viii evsnisl ike corPse In me SOC
Ours VIII arise 70 the Heaven oil VOC
Hine ia tie secre, prayer, brsathed low and on''
Ours IL the anthem Of eonqurr1ng iohs
siine is the little flower nartsred a. u r aese.
Our are the poisoning Edens OF taflh
IT., Iii svani.h Ike corpse in the 500
Onr. VII arise 70 the Heaven OF GOO
sioe /. the brain that b.it giesrls Ike spark.
Ours are the thoughts like stsTs lighting the dark
sfirc Is the heart tia: beats Searfully hurled,
ours are the heartthrobs tina, gladden. the world
Nine will evanish hike corpse in the SOC.
ours viii arise 10 the Heaven Of God
Sine Is the herni:liie, lone in lis hours,
Ours are hu1nanitys loves, thoughts and powers
Nine scarcely mine Is this frame, doomed to fsii'
Ours il our God, common Parent OF az
Nibe vTill e7anish like corpsc N tns 200
GOODWIN RARnEr.
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MEEN FUN MEEN FUN MEEN FUN

THE Celebrated Chinese Skin Powder, for restoring,
identifying ana preserving the complexion and rem
dering the SAN drie4Ieiy white, smooth and soil
Mren Fun Ia simply preparation of Oriental herbs,
sud be used with perfect safety for the OF all
sneous disorders Among ;he most prominent are Tan
Frecke lnsensDe Pers plraton, Botehes Plp.es Spots
lrritEtou Coarseness and q variety OF others.
To be lad wholesale of the sole importers, HOBBS CO.
wAsL New ork md retail Of all respectable chemists
and perumess in SeSyYOrS aud throughout tie United
STATES IN boxes. Prceis and ds each. % I'm
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LIE g-cef-s1e- h2s Ger sac Spring Mattresses
forms
The article OF necessity from Is eoa7ezienee free
zoe ron Tsr1rn - easy yenisrOr AID unszrpassable
epIHi9fi s1FerseS-s ever thing Else of The sfnd
oT-rS received t5r fictels Ste1rers Packet Ships and
PIlssie Residences, AZ Nc. - V-sey-st : ? HALSTY
The Pabc. s1d medical faulty IN particular
ars i1v1tec !, call and examine ITEM aus :.
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4 GEMS AND CANYAS~ER~ WANrEn

a z
1sc ChAsns-rss Information t- People; or Pop
uar s1cycsop-ia Embracing al th- branches OF Gene
"a hno1ie necessary constitute well informed
MAJ Illustrated 5r upward OF 80 EngrsTlng-. To ne
competed II 10 Nos 81 - cents -acf-
Apply % Burgess, S;rinser Co - Broadway: u n
GRAHAM Tribune Buildings: X. Long Brother, = Ann
8 (: Or w Tayiof. No = As3or HCl-e
e No letters vii b. Attended which The postage
= Dot PAD OF
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NJ ARlNE JoURN A l..
PORT OF NEW YORK.

CLEARED
Bark Mary Rrayten, Mclchcr cardcnas, J Taylor &
Co.
Schr Courier, Couch. Richmond Allen s paxson;
ann Hymsu Tottep. Newborn. underhill 4 Ware
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EfIt
state OF cultviiOn-ffu irees of all kiuds-One mile
- from Undertook, ind the distance from Er
President Van Burens Buildings ana fences new with
cedar posts. Each lot well waer-d. Inquire OF A. 3.
YanderpOol, No % Furaiss Building Wailst Of John
= VOshurgh. % South.st or lhi 2Isi-st ais I'm
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fesaI a0tises.
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day Of November 5rx. me oi;otihs o1lesfs sIe = E
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r. s-a:e- - - - $50 ,,,srtt 49,
PAGES o. 'ols - - ~ ,bs 81, ~. - Da-.-rs-,
iefuis OF $500 -, -. - - n. - -.
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Ply TIE vacsIcE "Hlcu " =. - = - - - ~ -.
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ing OF NE Isl ID So WI ar. IN "a ,b VI 80 ~. -
S-w-IorS Atso fts 49, =. - 80 sL -
for The Fourth CoqgTessiona 80 -s = - -.
IN ipH AID ION !" 81 =: ,1ssls7,i fI:<r-;-,
The sad Congress for re sl.l SolsIe-'ooAL pt.c-
Consisting g; tse sia. s.n ac ~ s,s - stf
AID $50 HepTeenI2..e ~ n -. IItb isfs
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40 L. foons S'sfs s lot s = de- race Of Wiliian
Jones' whose OF service WI expire or NE as' Gay OF
December mex. County CLERK n he place o. Jane,
Conner. whose Terra ci sers'ce VII APe uN - t
G Raw Lou Woe term Of .eTvee VII evpir on Inc la'i
rs BENTON, SecrstaEy 81 sac sac
S,ertE's Oisee. Neyv-f orA. Aasist 81 s "
The 9s3Te : Pe?se 70 ~ iSs s,s: -. .,.eh
cz-= made and Pzoytdesl for WI J9ShS%:
eneris OF Ne lilF ana CSuGsE 81 -'eN H- -.
e A. lle F.o.c -5 - ~ ~ sl : -, 80
heir bills Tor advertising be same, 50 tsi try nsy DC
me-. 80 - o0-'-
Revised Statutes, vol l. chap VI tile Sd arce %
par IL. page Ia sat Lssx;rpS ~ :
fi, ~ ne 49, ard l.yr ! vii EXPOSE to ale
- ,b v,;SEie ef he CIV Hnii IN he Cifv OF Sev-Yors
m Vajnesi,r fe afh N y 6av or August 1876 -
O'clock " Ri the right I.tle and intere>, OF George p.
Rsc5a xbicb he ssi on he AIN. day II tnusrv 1915 or ut
Say ~ ss5 =: s ' IAN o peee or paTct Of
" - 80 " - AL b.S-s ir be SiXte..nth la:e
Twef Wari ofa City and C5nufy OF NeS-York WITH
cl ease o; 'eyefai .ot, q goinq' Ioef4 IfS, on -
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
orrrr,srp y zee IsIsg,.E - srEeIAL .r.olxzs..s1

sla 4z4 te Z farth,r enoetea,
81 all vertiasrnerts made Grder The orders Of Pos
Ceaers n newsPaPe. newspapers, Of letters
caIed for IN shy Post Oee shall be inserted in he paper
or papers Of ae LOWE or pace where lie oce sdTertisg
rraT he silnsta3 kz1,rH .i< larze.. Circulation
ISesr Pest Ct|.ee L-r, Sa1sed tiGrca - ''r"
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IN FOR SAI.E-A beautiful Couary-ieai with about
" 90 OF land. NewWin-or s miles south Of
NewbGTgh, which excellent huisJngS and i'm
provcmcnls Also fruit and ornamental trees spond, &c
ASeA yanahir Farm Of no acres superior fJr grain
grazing. Good buildings and cOHventnces for Mix
business. The number OF acres with either ol the above
places viii he increased diminished suit purchasers
Inquire of LEONARD, HONE Il NICOLL, 50 Pinc-st
Of r.. l.. FASCHEL, - John.sL. 81 In
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Urn Goods.

NEW FALL GOODS.-A. ARNOLD y co ~ Ca
NnAist have row in store fan supply Of Dress Goods
adapted 10 the present which they Offering
greatly reduced prices
Ste ,NI az N'S a '"i''s' = very rue Susi'tE
Scotch DO DO RsuPere assortment
French Csl!eoeS Cashmere patterns
French cashcres aad De Lanes in s The new Paris de-
signs OF the season
small Figured aud Plaid De LANES Tor Masses
lams Pads claIenee, foplns Gals Pds and Victoria
Cashmeses
large assortment OF Merinoes in pain high eolos
o3 II
E>ALt. GOODS, tSz6--ISaACSA RANSOM. 10
H lohrst daily receiving from Auction choice
we'll seseeled assortment of SILK Goods, comprising every
article used tor nisner purposes sic n Silks Ssiias
v-leetc, Pushes, Ribbons, EeShers. Flowers Se &c.
Also rich OF Dress Silks, All OF hch hey
sell lower sny other house IN the Csy. The uSde
requested 70 call sa3 SsInna tor themselves before
making their purchases sll lm
~ BARRIER, ISL 6srand-sL has has, opened er.
-. stock o; Dry Goods adapted ~ the E trade,
consisting OF Slka Shaws Merinoes Cashmeres NJ De
lanes &c. which ae would the attention OF pas-
ehssegs Ella u
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GENTLEMEN,s LIST.

tdaus,J W
Achcnbsck, 4 Z
Abbott, 4 l.
Adams. john h
Abbott, William |
Adams, James r
Adamson, Joseph
Abbott, W ID
Adams, Major y 1
Adams, Louis
Allen. W 4
Alden, Henry u
Alien. William :
Allen, Richard
Alexander. J
Atlen, George
Allison, .
Alien. Richard
Amen, John
Arnold, George
Armstrong, T W
Austin. Henry
Ashdown. George
Anderson. n Ir
Anderson, Robert
Andrews w
Amet, David
Arthur, Michael
Anderson, Taos t
A>kew. NJ :. s
Anderson, J I
KRckc~. II
SlScksIoc =, Geo
Black, Aaron
Slsc6wel!, J 7
backUS, Rev ] c..
kisckford, 'rhos
Bradford. James
Hrannin. Thomas
Baker, Jonathan /
Balloon, J
BALDWIN, Nm A
Bancroft, Geo 2
Brandt, Andrew
BrsnuSn, DAME,
Baldwin, Jas N
Bsnshan, Wm
Banks. W J I
blanchard, {
Banks. u W ii
Bailey. Is 7
Baker, Samuel
Barlow, joel b
HSrt,y, Patrick
Barrett. Henry
Barclay. Henry
Barrow :. Lyman /
Barrett. Eraacls /
Barnes, hSaulbal
karIol. J Il
S--ne>. George
Bartlett, lsonns
Sartow Nathan
ESrth. X
Sarueu, Elw ard {
Bartlett, DR. My
r0g. -
BAXTER, John
Bale, WA X
SlSslN,lc, Wu
SSsseG. john (
Sls'eeSer. IA. <
Beckett Edw NJ
BsSkwitA. Jas L
6lessiRyo, john
Srews.sr. Surge
Bentley. John
SerceR. James
Beni,o Oliver -
Ter
SraTlrer, Hugo
Se,.emsy. John
Berg, Albert
Bernard, Robert
Sr~vcort, l>sac
SraRe, z
Is ewcr, Jas n
SerghaGsxcr.Jro.-
Berry. Dr. W 4
Seaedic;, J 5
SentT, DR. Z
Srtde, CaptJS
Bright, ISaSiiGs
Sitwen, Henry
Bridge, Daniel
SEta.aa John
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Goal.
pEACH ORCHARD COAL

anEACYF OECHAKD C0AI.-Thirtren,h-si. YsTu-
Peach Orchard CoA--Tae subscriber his just opened
;ari Is above and has on hand choice lot OF Red
AL Icsss selected from the most celehExc1 veins aal OF
The following sizes viz Broken Egg, Stove snd Nut, FOR
ale nj lowest market prices Also Lehh White Ash.
1;vr,o and Cumberland Costs hsni. Al OF the shove
for sale from, ward or vessel Apply 10
n STOKES pICKERSoN, Is lS;h-s:- near s,h-sveuue,
and tv7 Srthory-st near Broadway
B.--Leaigh and White Ash Lump coai by The ss.so
or single ton. -
SsUNBERLANpG 0AE.-The Ecaar Coai--W ~ ots-
u charge in few days cargo OF the shove coal uesa
from the cupaay Mines in good order, ell Jumps 81 me
inc ~ TbirIcentk-s N r. For sale low for CASH apps
~ r STOKES DIGKERSoN, No IS Thirteenth az
s,i nssf sveure sud f7 Anthoayst neaI Broadway
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a,s-.sis for Albany direct, daily, Sundays except
I'D al o'clock, 7. NJ from the Steamboat
Pier between Cortland ana Liberty
Steamboat KNlCKERBoCKER, Capt. Alfred Houghton
viii leave ON Monday, "Wednesday and Friday evening"
Al O'Clock
Steamboat HENDRIX HUDSON, Capt R. q. Craieh.
dem viii leave Tuesday. Thursday anal Saturday
lngs NJ o'clock
The above Boats win all times arrive Albany IN
pie lime FOR the Morning Train of Cars Tor lhe Eas WesL
Freight nken al moderate rara AMI none Gken sller
o'clock p. IT.
An persons f0rbd trusting any Of ths Boats Of hi,
Line without written order from The Captains Agebs
For passage freight, apply hoard the Boats OF %
P T. SCHULTZ, nj the Office on the wharf
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lNDIA-RI-RRER GOODS.

INDIA-RUBBER GOODS, = Cortland-.t.-psy's
4 establishment supplied and i constantly manu-
featuring every description OF indiarbbeT goods, inciud
ing his Incompatible patent SHRED Suspvnd-r' which
separate do All other makers All lie approved
s;ycs OF over-,hoes for mem and children, with
leather and rubber Lie preservrr pillows, air sHd
water beds, Macintosh ove!cuAis, eggngs &c &c 'Or
sale IN Cuanttir. 10 siii, 81; I'm
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nEAFNESS CURED-Evtnct-''I cheerfully
- ply with The request OF Lieut. Mcintosh state that
he nvalided home in consequence OF total deafness
ami discharges from the that under the OF Drs
CASTLE and Epw,RDs. AurtS. 1891 Broadway) y. !. he
recovered is hearing aud has again returned 10 his duty
tSined) n. McNEvEN. Surgeon
20 II. b. NJ. Forces. Gnmaica.
All cases deafness attended Acoustic Drops for
sale for deafness collections OF water hant
in the ears, buIzngS ana ringing sounds in and dis
charges from The ears, SC. so imeOd
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~ pLas, .a,H,ios lie DATz of u, LII In RAlss t7
-, LADIES' LIST:
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DNG,~ CoCGH CANDY.-Having been strongly

DING'~ COUGH CASDY.-Having been strongly
IL Ete 5y come kind friends 70 C. 4 Rngs
Cocgh Candy FOR very severe coli DID with, must
coufess rez sc-ptics-n rs yrle but -shS found
myself speedily relieved ard able attend
hes from whlca had s=Fsgc-y feared ~ Be drbarrd
feeling OF ihEuEfIIrr.s zlt desire Gene. ot!erz,
prompt-i give Lie like influence M may pos
cHtag Lie virtues u Lhs remedy the
public. sd npartiDg like Of t.et which pcoY-Fblaily
grat Ass1st-rce LIE effects Of E-dclne-naTnegy
6decce SAMUEL D. sURCHAkD.
Pastor OF H0ls;on-st Presbyterian Church Houston
and Thompson SIS
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F5f sale BY c II. RING i.2 Broadway ror. John
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