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CURE FOR LIFE SECURED DIR. UPHANrs
~ Internal Remedy FOR the cure OF Piles. TIE Vegetable
ed physician OF New York city, is the only really sue
ces s remedy for dangerous distressing complaint,
the Piles. offered 10 the American public.
The Elecmsry contains no Mnera! Mea,c'ne no dsoti
COlocyna Ganbos other powerful and irritating purga-
tive. No fear OF aAing cold while under its nfpencej no
change in diet necessary taken according TO directions
q for Iitt guaranteed
irtol.r Certificate GGeA 10 The hundreds tina; have al
ready been received, OF The efficacy OF Dr. Uphan's Eec
mary Ngw-YoRX, August -, 1876.
Messrs Wyatt Ketchm-Gentt For several years past
have been troubled with Piles, very costive state o
the bowels, indigestion and weakness OF the system. But
NV complaint being severe IA 10 disable me from
business and dread had OF physicians and patent med
cnes that until this Spring never used any medicine or
applied physician for relief The Piies then being so
that allowed several operations 10 be performed
without any benefit Detemined> after this TO try other
means read M advertisement OF guaranteed 10y
the use OF Dr. Cphains Electuary | purchased three
boxes at 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
The writer OF the above, from motives OF deicacy de
cnes having his used but authorizes Us TO refer To
him show the orr stuu Certificate 10 those 40 may
doubt is authenticity.
Electuary PHILADELPHIA Sept 9, 1916.
Dr.. tphmt-Denr Sr: About tive years ago was al
acted with what called Chronic pysen,aTy have
suffered with since and physicians have told me
that nv liver was affected and ths; my bowels were ulcer
aled blood and pus attended with peculiarly putfld
smell, were the frequent discharges. sho time since
tral, visi, 10 Aas-aciuses h hopes of benefit from
change of air but suffered more severely before
While there physician offered 10 me for so, N three
months Happily in The midst of intense pain, OCCASION
ally relieved by laudanum, in wrapper of your
Elccary perfect description Of my complaint together
with many certificates OF This gave me great con-
faence in tho medicine, and purchased box and nine
doses OF which has apparently cured me- and am pepar
ed say every thing IN s favor render any service
can 10 humanity by subscribing 70 ne i1
Respectfully yours, BENJAMIN PEKClVAL
No. 80 South SXth.ei.
rroprieots osics 1886 soweIy, Sold whoe.a!s and re-
tail. by WYATT n KETCHAM, III FulIon-sL N. Y. and
& Fulton Prire
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OFFICIAL.
LIST OF LETTERS.
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AD,EaTlsEo TaE rsi2cNg .FEcLAl. ArrcIST,:ENI.
2ls 14ad be II fasts<y ezyaetsd
AID al advertisements iade under tie orders Of The Post
si-rt5en-ra - .sef or newspapers Of sti-rs
g,c4!.ed or IN any Posi- Once - be inserted L ;he paper
or pap-rs Of he pace v-sre Tie oe advertising
142y be aI;1stsd, Aos1ag :as iayEet e5re@LGtios
.Sr-o Pes: Office L1-z, pas'ed slsye. j. I'i'-
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SEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
gym ON THE DEATH OF A DAUGHTER
ny ". Il. c. RosMEE.

TRoreH eyes Q: Heaven cwn 6lae are din
Brow, lip and check 70 coidness wed
From God she came, and beck 20 Him
Ia her unsinniag morn, hath fed
An angel whispered N her ear
The message by her Father seat
Sweet words that she alone could hear
and spotless 70 His a-Ins she went.
Oh, precious child Of hope and love
Oar hearts TO thee 700 fcndly ciaus
and God. 70 turn our thoughts above
Each trembling cho.d ha1a widely wrung
Then. Inoaraing mother, let rs pray
When VIC haYs done with Earth a1s Tine
Tina, she whom we deplore today
Embrace US in brighter cline
.Iea on the 18th ms, Of Cholera lof@ntuH E-assia
anrn,sr Of WIN Il c. Eosaier eyed Il mo.tas
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-The subscriber o5ers for sale The Farm which re
now resides. IL the village OF Auburn, CayuEa Co
consisting OF 52 CT good Grain ami Grazing Land
well enclosed waiered and upon which are one large
and three moderate sized Dwelling Houses, Carriage
Houses Barns. cne. ana other Necessary ou;-ouitd!nss
three Apple Orchards great variety Of choice rit
Trees aud Shlbbery. four durable Springs, three Wells
hundred reds ofC Stone Fence, and an neNhaustbe
Quarry superior quality OF gray and blue Lime stone
suitable FOR cutting and dressing eligible ard convenient
fer continued sale Of that article, either rough or hewn
according the demand, from which most Of the e.e-
CANT stone buildings II Auburn were erected.
This Farm extends rom Sorth-s 10 and aeross staeS
with front Of e!ghtyslN rods The former and one humid
red and sixteen rods both sides OF the laierupon e.
;her vi which may be advaniaseoUSly sold great number
OF village lots, Ut the pleasure OF the owner About =
acres including the large house barns sheds. Two or
chards and garden lie be;ween Norh-s and the Auburn
and syracuse Railroad IS including The stone guar
r. and one dwelling house lie between said Railroad and
Safest and The remaining 50 acres. with two dwelling
hcuses lie West OF Staie-sa which IS in high Stale OF
cultivation well fenced conveniently allotted and in good
order The whole Farm or either OF the above parcels
WI. De sold cheap; and IL desired. ue VIII be gwen OE
the payment large proportion OF the purchase money
INQUIRE of Luther Tucker OF Albany, Hubert Hall OF
Auburn, o. the subscribe. upon the premises
GEORGE B. CHASE.
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Jusnrance.
Number Of PoIIcies i.sned dnriI

Number Of Policies issued during yeaf..
Toia Policies In Is months. ~
~ Issued in August 1870 policies
ROBT. L. PATTERSON, President
BENJ. c. MILLER Secretary
JosErH L. LORD, Agent
JAS. STEWART, NJ D. Medica, Examiner, No 62l Broad.
aIJ 3neolo,
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NKIY.YORK AND ERIE RaErgs7 conpanr

y EW-I0Rk AND ERIE Railroad Company
NIse stockholders Of l- New and Ere Railroad
Company hereby notified -hat !.stAaeut of aye
1o-.f- Per sare, az shares 1c which ae payments
ready !e=cs DO no, exceed .Fecry dollars. required 20 be
pAc agreeable 20 The .erIs OF subscription al he oce
o; he company 10. IS Wsst before The srst cav
o; oc;osef E-H- BY order OF me Beard OF Directors
A1Sl NATHANIEL MARSH So
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Packet ship Wellington. Chadwick, from London and
Portsmouth, Aug. 25 with mdzo. to GrGnell Mnturn *
Co. Sept 10Th experienced tremendous hurricane
from NE to NNE Lost sails aud baiwarks and done other
damage.
Packet ship Waterloo, Allen from Liverpool Aug. 20
with mdze To Robert Kermit Aug 81 LAT 30 80 Ion 10
spoke ship Washington of Petersburg Va bound 10 Lv-
cruoo Sep, 9th lat a. so long 81 spoke brig Isabella
fun Quebec for Cork sept L. lat - 80 long so expert.
cnced gale from Sc 10 NNE by n AtJA NJ i9th.
blowing with extreme violence when all three tops-
lan i,asts together with the head of topmasts broke of
and sails blown from the yards The only su lett be-
Ing ib nainsa and mizen topsal OF entire sGlt
was obliged to Gu, away much OF the rigging to save the
remaining spars. Goth inst in with ship with
loss OF main and mizen topgaan main and main
topss wards; ZANE time cav shng schr with loss OF
sails same day bark steering E. without any sails
the mainrnast Took pilot on Wednesday 23d, of
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List OF Letters Remaining in the y. T. Post ONCE
SATURDAY, September IS:
20. Pl1css se.sos aae DATE If nse Lis n s7s5eh ts>y
-.a..,,,.,5 LADIES' LIST:

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Adams. E.0isa {
AIor0. NJ. Aoy
.Ano., rs. Mar c
IGdeS-ou, .Hssy AN
a.nton. Cstaar.ne
lsHfo.ln, RO-= Anna
Augustus, aa-y
Barnes, sarah
EiaGsy, 81 sdamOse..s
Branch. j. Ia
BAKER. Ml-s May :
barnard. Ann
Barry. Bridget
karlga Martha II
3fttca L.LeoeLG
Ben ANNA, COrae.ia
bsrs1er, ATs Commerce:
Bue!., Mss Man.
Bryce. lirs ! i
BL..us. airs W
Birch s;Lss Reoscc2
Bo1rda4g Mr.
Boldly. Mrs Jo!lz Z
Ecy.su. am
RonBerd. Hsc2me
Boo:h Stlss Mar
BoZwortH. Mrs
Boc.n. Mr. iWa.ia.c-sN
brown, 3iiss Deuis0n
Bovine. Mss CEro..l5
Busenie.. Mt-
gufaet. Mis- Csro!lns
Burke, Cs'harine
Burrows, Miss Elizabeh
Barns. Mrs tcar-c.ne-s'i
guGer. Caroline u
Camneii, sarah
Chase, Mrs Hannah
Chauber.in. Miss c W
Chambers, Mrs TOT W s.hlnl
toni
Cipiboae, Elizabeth
Callahan. Anne
Clsrk. sii-s O.sYls
Carroll. Kris iPr.lce.sp
Cdrr1y. Augustine
Carroll, Mis- Elizabeth
Clark. ..l:s ttEoOs;er-sJ
Clark, EHeI
Chapman. Lucreiia
CarrOu, Sarsa
Cl,sm4n, Ano
Cassidy, Mrs I,
Caye.ly, HaDnah
Camel, Me- tChurch-zp
Cdli-y, Elizabeth
Clinton. Bridget :. EiizAbs
Cr..,-y, M.-: y
Collins, Mis- Mary
Collins, Miss Julia
COIl.n- Mrs Mary
Connolly, Ellen
ConEilD, Ann
CoEley. Miss Ellen
Conner. Bridget
Com-,ock. ;irs Z 4
COinell, Mrs Anna VI
Connolly, Catherine
Cooley, Mrs (Bleecker-sll
Cook, Mrs. Sarah VI
Cooney. Mrs NJ 4
Cook, Ms Sullivan 81
Conotg, Mary
COl.ess, Mr, Sarah
Courtney, Jane
Crouihefs, Ellen
Cox, Miss tMot--sp
Cullen, Miss
Church. Mrs Nancy D
Cunning ham, Mrs Mary
Cuger, Mrs Henry L
Dabrei, Miss Nancy
Davis, Miss Mary
Davidson, Miss Helen
Davis. Mrs Sarah i
Davenport. Mis- CI7Ta \
De- tG'ri. Miss L
De Scheii5ech. Mrs c {
Bremen, Mss iiary
DcnIps~y ChrsiiGnna
Dewitt, Miss ilery Ann
Dixon, Mrs iThomp'on'sp
Dosher, Mrs Martin
Donavan, Ellen
Dowaey. Mrs Ann
Duncan, Mrs Uarfie, ]
Duyer, Miss Bridget
E;ciIart. Barbara
Ever. Mrs Martha b
Flana gan, Bridget
z rankin. Mrs Susan
Furrar, Mrs Isaac
Fuas"r, Miss Il Il
Fryue, Bridget
Faughun. Caiharine
Fare /, Miss Bessey
Fleming, Mrs (Pearl-sD
Freasy. Bridget
Field, Miss Many
Fitz.e aid, Mrs tRcse eu
Fitzgerald. Ellen
kiiZsimmons. Calhcrlns
FOiynet. Mrs
Foster, Miss Sarah 4
Fox. Mary
Gale, Mrs Daniel u
Gallagher. Mary
Galniu, Miss y
Gallagher. Ann OF Eliza
Gallrnaugh. Mary
Clancy, Bridget
Clancy. Anne
Gardner. Mary Jane
Carey. Mary
Gregory. Emely )
Gresham, Mary f
Gilmore Surah
Gust. Elizabeth Is
Co.'s, Ann
Goodwin Mrs Daniel
Gourreau. Linsa
Gwynn. Mrs Thomas 7
Hall, Miss
Hauly, Amy
Hannaha, Isabel.
Hare. CathrinC
HurdeTs, Sarah
Haverstock. Ann
Hawkins Louisa
Huwiey, Sarah
Head, Mary
Hea,hcote. Chs-lottc
Hedges. Mrs Arics
Henderson, Anne
Henduck, Mary II
Henry, Ann
lillian, Mary
HoiimeisIer, Bertha
Hooper. Amelia W
Hughes. Caihrine
liant. Jane
HUr,but, Eliza Ann
Jacobs, Cynrhes
James, Ezra
Jasper, Cathrine
Jenkins. Mary :.
Jennings, Sayarsn
Jones, Laura 4
Jones. Sarah
Jones. Melinda
Joy. MsrPGret
Kahn, Barbara
Kelley. Mary
kchr Negc-Iare
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DISASTERS So


Capt Porter OF the bark La Grange arrived Il, tins
port reports that tho lih P NJ lat sc - lons
IS saw brig dissnasted at three miles dstance-bor
up and run close under her She proved to De The
brig PsSton, Of North Yarmouth, Msss-uo one 10 De
seen ON board q herSoth and end OF bowspgi
sone Der anchors were the bows; no lonsbcs; or
galley was 10 be sesn her small beat hanging Il tho
siern 6avits In good order she appeared 10 be in bs.
last Trim night and high out Of low deck and
green bottom. Owing 10 strong gale snd heavy SEES,
could not bosrd her, Her draft was about SW. and
would probably put her ashore in about eighteen hours
on The ceAs. O. North Carolina. Savannah Eenyh 81
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I AMPS. GIRASDoLEss, Han Lanterns, and Chan
~ aeers-Detz, Brother Co " as1 Stores No.
- ~ iiaas- manufacturing AID hzre always OF
@ la assortment %. articles n ieir Inc, OF IL fui-
.oN n descriptions. yysch TIE! - sci o. wholesale or
EeLat a. low prces, for cash
S0.sr Lsup-GFt 5ror-e asi Syeret II great va-ie.y
ss-sPe1ttis >o.erS, CO. 10
Bracket SON-s do. CO.
so..s csaazeers. co. do !, and lights
Slsas211as Cs-ap h=ae i-asEFs; 5raeset DO Do.
Dc Go.
Sa-ie5e-e Csl-deliers-22, AID l.-h-s-
S,'f.eoesCi!r, S.lvsre aid 5roczed ,TA-oes Patterns
t3A- z1t=Es-Iz-.oGs sizes with GU sts.red sless
$50 DEFTZ- BROTHER : co
{ Id WINES.-SATFf'L. PAULDINSG. No IS yez.--
: ohe-s iof sale n los 't purchasers l-d AZ -eT
cnc- Pc-e, his sock Of OLD Mas!-a zld Brown God
a. >erTy " -les. CONSISTING o: a5olt so Goz and
os O. caG:c- selected parcels Of TEEIcrs brands
--aer=ni chsrsctsrsEzl-g from Is . 30 yess Old
u 4.s2, Few pipes Cd Ms4ers e=d ScEs od sherry
~ iTpsIiYYs
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NEW STORE,
NO. 6sS. BROADWAY.
tSa door 9ssys Slescksr-sI New-Io'S-

NEW STORE,
NO 6Ss. BROADWAY
tSd door above Seeck.r-Stl NtVe-YQ!
RICHARD BROWN
EeESS leave form his FRIENDS and lie pulS rb.t B..
bhas opened the above premises with choice ssso
FALL AND WINTER .eoops,
among which the following VIII &c ;eaa< worthy ,he 40,
a variety OF riea Tartan and sreaeh Plalas
casAaeges NJ dc LANES, Preach Nes.aoes SAin Sype1
1saisssoftlnea OF French English and Ane5san IL
itsS Laeas, Table Linens, pass Napkins and pOyes,
Linen SAeci.ncs.
ArcSahack nlapes with every description OF Linen
and Domestic Goods
The newes, syies osFrin;ed snd Embossed Tas.e aa4
Plano Covers
serS eao;se selection of Brechs and Cashmere SaSws
Canton Craps, DO Ses-is and Hardserchssis.
o woalS request particular attention 70 this SEtcle
pr,ses
tioAefl, Lace, Gloves, aud aNherd ssAefy. &c.
In reGsc,t4ag IN inspection OF this siok = Aess -
assure his ifeSs ae ho pablo ,Aa; ;he hols vii "a ~
feTed 81 sach pieeS a he feels e1sut ,nns ssy fr
a2prossAaHs p@EoaSS% eSs BROADWAY
40 1hto1 > doors ABOVE gseckcr -
rgNO Stow DkALEkS-rAe saesS-,S------ -
pared a. Sapply oftscts goS Stoves Hcc,S W y
on lie best Dealers invited % cal a. ~,
rianieS EaerGry, Nos ios and ei GpefcS.sl SySe~,r
Rivinstor sad Sssa,ens:S before paTchasss
81 fGeod- 7. s. }. AHoEY
CHEAPER THAN EyKR.--A ieli ssii ef 50 pe.:;-,.
~ Clelh made 20 order, IL Tie uosI substantial sn,i
fashionable style. cs be pgVCaIe1 ioS S 81 N0EEAIS
Fashionable Cab Taicrlns Establishment Ne. - CSar.
ns-s: NeM-YcES. Eyprs srtc!S The hne equally low
csuAaasee. IoFiN A:oEFATT, sli laseoGs
ReiLER PLATK.--ie0 t0Is sosleT Pats FoF s1!e
ow ~ 3. II. SHERMAN Ne. q aFcatst
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HlisreIllneous.

NO MORE WHITE, GRAY, OR RED HAIR.
4 REMEDY which enhances considerably The beauty
1anG alters The Appearance OF the countenance rorn that
which much disk=d. II is pleasing TO have efficient
these defects. To effect this change OF
hair much wished for the grand and neyerii!ing
opes:y Jules Hauc.s Vegetable Liquid Hair Dye,
which .e proprietor with justice state Is far beyond
him. The kind YET Anown N This or any other
country. IT, properties very powerful, though very
This chcmca. result wonder as II enables
perons 10 intantaReou, their hair without the least
Inconvenience FOR changing red gray hHr WHISPERS,
eyebrows, SC. brown, black, chesnat color. The
sLIest evil consequence need not be feared from is
i'll altogether harmless. This composition Is the only
sanctioned by science of chemistry 10 dye in
Lndeble manner the gradaoBs ofco!os, without
dGnger inconvenience, AMI has JUSTIFIED the liberal
tonnage and unlimited confidence OF the public. II black
Is required, box marked n. If brown box marx
cd 3. For sale. wholesale and retail, by
JULES HAUEi., Perfunler and Chemist,
NJ. IS 5. lhIrd-5t. below Chesnu', Ph!.a-
Beware OF Couniereit, ASK for e Jules HeueP; We
getable Liquid Hair Dye II you wan the genuine article.
y Premium awarded III the Franklin institute.
And my Agents. WATT L KETCHAM, i2l Fu.ton.sL
V. ClrehGgh . rs and 200 Broadway 2 \ Artanl Lafay
etc Bazaar, Broadway and Liberty B. Jscquemod,
il5 Broadway; Hayaad, Reese L Co. Msiden-ane; and
az ali the respectable Druggists IN the L. $ ~ in.
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The California Expedition, I ship Preb.e ships Su,
san Drew and Thomas u, Perkins Oregon aad / %
Choo, Rio dc Janeiro
From Quarantine. sh.pa Noun, Vernon Sandwich
Islands Clinton Point Isabel Columbia, Charleston
Csceola NOrleans
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rpHE KNICK ERBOCKER Fire Insurance Con.

fH'HE hNtCh FIRE Insurance Ion
pany (ale the Mutual) OF New York-CHpitB s2s0ltn
Office No 81 Wall.st-The Legislature OF hls State al t.,
late session passed act changing the corporate name
the old Mutual Insurance Company OF the City OF New
York." to the Knickerbocker Fire Insurance Company O
New.York. All future business OF thai Corporation vii
therefore be transacted under Ito new name. .
IL may be well 10 add, BY way vi explanation that the ce
Mutual Notwithstanding its title, In fact Stool
Company having capital all paid in and securely invested
snd that the change OF obtained TO prevent mis-
This Company continues to insure against loo, damage
By ire on as favorable Terms as similar institutions III '
city. DIRECTORS.
George Ireland John Gray. L. c. Hsmersley,
John oothout, Bolts Moore, Chas. P. I.eVereh,
Geo. Arcula.ius, Rob't c WeiInote, Bent De Forest,
Robert Benson, Edward Cook. VIM. Tucker,
John Campbell, Anthony Lamb. Asher Riley,
George COuklin Adam Nofrie. Aexr Lawrence
Joshua Brush, Robert Kermit VIM. Z. Dean,
Robert L. Stuart Anthony Chardon, William Browning
GEORGE IRELAND, Pfesstssi
New-York, May Is. 1916. el9 eola
limited STATES Fire Insurance Company, U@es
- No. % Wulhst-This Company continue " lnp1fs
against loss and damage by hre merchandise, SHIPS
port buildings, household furniture &c. and other PefsoI
property a. the usual rates OF premium
DIRECTORS.
John [. Bovine, Morris Ketchum, d. A. Cushn.r,
Benjamin Corlie., Chas r Cromwell, William IL Tiai
Lindley Murray, Charles Kneeland, Robert Autrsy
lily. II Lawrence, Robert y. Mntun, solomon 0Ilrer
stepn. Van wyck Thos.. w Peafsall, Orlando BOgsh
Robert D. Weeks George D. Post Peter X S Sans
Benjamin Strong, sainue! C. Paxson, Robert l. Case
George Hussey, Caleb BaTstow, Henry s. Terosi
Urah Carpenter, Samuel Mitchell George j. Cornell
Eb'n'r caldwell, James Marsh,
JAMES WlLxIE, Secretary. IyloSneoa
'3'HE EAST RIVER Mutual Insurance tStoesl Cos
pany ot The city VI YorA-Othcs No. bl " aH'ss
This Company continues 10 insure against loss and s1
age by hre. dwel!nghouses, warehouses bniIasr
good merchandise and household furniture, on IS a'"
able terms as similar institutions In this city L.,
Ca.sLs> f. BiRa.y. Sec'y 8 lm.
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DING,s COUGH CASDY.-Haying bee

DISG'S COUGH CASDY.-Haying been oI ns
lIreconme n6ec by Kind friends 10 Try q d -
COugh Candy for very severe cold, DID so, VIZ,
confess great -ceptirsn is virtue but SEen po1
nysef speedily. relieved and able attend 10 sose
tie. from which had seriously feaTed 70 he deoans-
feeling Of hankfulnes. and desire 20 besenI oHe
prompted me give the te influence my name naay =
sess IN making Inc virtues OF t.s remedy kno"R -,
public. aGd upart!ng Ie Of hat which Is profsI'.s
great assistance 70 The effects OF Notwithstanding r
hGence. SAMUEL D. bUhCii,.ssI,<
Pastor Of Hou.on-s,- Presbyterian Church cor h"a'
aad Thompson Sta 49,
Sey-Iork, January q, 1916 50 ~.
30, .sle hv r n RTS(, is2 Broadway, cor JohEt =
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.
E'RASER'S PATENT DOOR PADS, for excluding wind
and from the bottoms Of DOORS, inserted into The
lower rail Of the door, goes down the s tcoees and
rises within the rail l. opens They healthy because
The untercurreni Of air which cannot be warmed by ar
ac.a means, Is excluded they comfortable, because
The temperature Is eGGased and The feet in ezy
part Of me room; they economical becarse there Is
cold air admitted and OF less fuel required 20 Keep
warm Price g ~ per door which includes putting IN
Manufactured ~ JOHN FRASER.
su2D on No. I Chatham square Nep-Yorx.
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Propretors office 1876 Bowery Sold, wholesale ana re-
tail. by WYATT N KETCiAM, III Futon-sL ~ T. and
C. Sloane Ia; Fulton. Al Brooklyn Prira al Tvs 6m.
sHEcUT,s SOUTHERN BALM.

rH1HIS MEDICINE, purely vegetable preparation,
It's name Imports, is IN reality delightful cordial,
exertns soothing influence the functions the
whole aysem, diminishing excitement when excessive
asyng Irritation, and pain and gently but
tauly producing healthy natural action the stomach
liver kidneys lungs and skn regulating the secretions
and eXcreIOns thus restoring the equilibrium OF the eli
ciaOn and speedily impsrting renewed vigor and elias
ticy the frame That this is the certain and efec
sl remedy yet offered public FOR any disease OF the
lungs heart liver skin &c the following testimonials,
!ected from number OF Ike Kind which have been
voluntarily 10 the proprstofs OF this medicine VIII
fully show. This unred remedy; IL hrst
prepared By DE- Shecut eminent physician OF south
Carolina who himself a victim disease Of the lungs
Inherited from his parents, enabled by It's "
himself from the very gin OF the grave aud hundreds
who have pronounced incurGble have likewise been
restored TO a life and health By us All the sub
Joined extracts from certificates genuine and tho per
sons who haze gwen them have signihed their de-
sire Testify, personal application much more fully
TO the efficacy o; this great remedy. The Rev Coye
pastor the FouIthst Baptist Church. eued by It's
p.n Of
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CorTell, Geo
Cor, JoGa
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d! y.-S0TICEGThe Stockholders o! the Nsyv-York
sac sI.e Railroad Company hereby NOTIFIED. hat tie
annual eecop Directors OF the Company, VIII te held
q ne cce, No. - Na-i-s- Ire cy Vi NsHYork o.
Tuesday ile .a Gay Of October 1ei, lfoE. - O'Clock \ NJ
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Tie rs!af Books VII be closed fro1a the "a Of Sept
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By Orcer OF The Board OF Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH. Secretary.