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The Philadelphia u :. C.4e:,, e Sat
urdav saws
Gen Tom Thumb I.evcss have given
a ret pr"yit Of over STA 600 in 22i.2 DAYS,
which, counting u dollars IN si,ves 10 the
pound, n or!up"'s, make -, times lis own
weight IN silver; or counting 50 nall glcs
- ,hc pound. avordrpois, makes nearly
four times his own weigh! IN gud
Daring this time, he kissed between
2o 600 ani 10000 ladies'"
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amy HorcmeniS The 81 Mississippi
reGimSnt have moved forward from Mon.
terrY ]" 900 Gen Woni, and the Virginia
and N'tli c"T"lIna troops are to leave a.
s""n lie Massachusetts rrc;rncu;, who
le;l he'c y" S;.7,.ay last, shall have takcn
the'' pince. Gen. Gushing ielt .hs place
f" Gen. Tayi"r's headquarters OF Friday
lass i"riions Of the 10Th infantry under
Lieut., {sol. Fay. Of the 81 Dragons. under
ain]. E"fs. and Of The 18Th infantry still
remain 4ncl'nned in cur vicinity.
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CONFLAGRATlON.

CONFLAGRATlON.
4 very destructive FIRE is said 10 have
occurred at ST. Louis, Missouri, on the
18th :ls,aat.
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Henry J. ABHoT,
JAMES w. REmBERT,
NICHOLAS PuNcH,
DtNJ MITCHELL,
ALEX. WATTS,
Com. Of Initiation.
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BOOK TRADE.
MRS. WILLARD'S

SsHOOL HISTORIES.-l School History Of the United
estates Maps and Fngraviugs ~ cents
History Of the United States or Republic Of America
81 S7l.
Universal History 10 Perspective 81 ~
Hon. Daniel Webster says Of early edition Of Mrs
Wiards History of the United States IN letter 20 the
suthof, keep IL near book Of reference aecuF
The following Charts by Mrs willard are designed Tor
the scholifoom snd viii be fouud srss, sd the study
of her Histories.
]. American Chronographer Chart Of Am History
. Temple Of Time, Chart of Universal History
Mn Wlllari's works extensively used in many Il
The best schools the United stses ard the School His
tory has received the highest commentators both Tor
accuracy aud literary mers' Every notice of them has
been highly favorable. elc,P me- hch made for the
purpose Of Introducing a rival work
Mrs Wiards Histories and Charts are published and
sold hv A. s BARNES s. co 81 J0hn-st
T. Mrs Wilards Answer 10 Mr. Wilison's attack up
on her Histories is publ shed pamphlet 1nu sud flrn-
isled gratis. BY a. s BARNES co. 20 J0lm-s Teach
ers the friends 0 Education particularly invited %
rcad this pamphlet and the Histories Of Mrs VIII
80 OH gftbaly
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NETWORK TRIBUNE
.eorein.

10taaN Snmfcr and L0rndo Counties have
elected three Whis RePresentatives-Dadea 10
CD. 50 that the House stands O. Wing o. Loco
and Ware to come Ia. Ware gave wing
majority Of l6 last yesr. and has generally been
Wing though it went u against us Tor 0o'''''O'
in IS.
The Senate stands % Wing, D Lose lino.onins
the Independent from Teliair and Irwin ana " are
s. Lovndes to be dofniuvely heard from Lo"n'es
has poled great vote and given the Wing sen
star % majority which there IS not one chance IN
, b9,1re5 that Ware has oyerbGlanced. At all
events rom HOUSES ARR VINO Beyond cues.
t.op Ham GEORGIA.
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with great regafds
SAMIFI NHAkLION.


Read the following addressed the Rochester agents
MFssRs pOsr s. MILLIs-Genfs IL Is with no ordinary
feelings Of pleasure thar enabled 70 inform you Of the
cure have experienced by the Of Dr. uphams Fege,
table Pile Electuary which obtained from you IN case Of
Piles with which have been afflicted My suherings have
been almost beyond endurance, and cannot be known or
msgned only By those who have experienced Ike annie
ions 49,,
Having been % lons and sorely afflicted am induced
10 address YOU that through you may make known 70 my
friends and neghbors the truly wonderful virtues OF Dt
nhau's Eectuary which shall hereafter keep on hand,
a. find IL beneficial other respects removing obstinate
costveness morbid accumulations IN the stomach ana
bowels and 10 purify the bo0d-thus removing the cause
OF Piles, when a speedy must follow; -
IL needless 10 add that previous 20 obtaining the eo
uarv OF YOU had consulted Of best physicians
but to little or no benefit Should you case OF ma
rnant Piles refer them 10 At my residence Ia
the town Gates where shall be pleased 70 HVe heu
much particular iuioma ton than am able 20 90 ia
Iis communicaton JOSHUA BEAAAN.
MORE RAPID cUREs-suROfCtL OPERATION AVOIDED
gentleman whose be seen az my once can
cd some six or months ago and obtained box OF
Electuarv for himself Not long since the same Individual
called 10 Get box another person tie then informed
me that hall box had entirely cured him that he had re-
commended the same remedy 20 six eight personsALL
VI whom were cured. IL also recommended Dy MN 20
adv who bad previously, ana az the Tune was suietins
much from the complaint but being under the care OF her
family DOCTOR declined using Her condition NOT being
improved By the attending physician second was caeo
In onsuf,ton aud she was HORNED that nothing short OF
Az operation could give reiethis announcement induced
her trymy Eecuay and two boxes made perfect cur
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT hEIChAh,
l2 Fnlton-st; DR.. A. Upham, 1913 BOwery v ~ and ~
Druggists generally throughout the United states ana Osh
adas. Price II box. $40 ILL.,. -.
,.i,l NJ, aust 6meod istp
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CITY ITEMS.


NIVNUNT
Ia Rev Samuel Dwight missionary to the
Sandwich l.lands was ordained last evening. The
mon was preached By Rev DR.. Patton, ard tho charge
given BY Rev Dr. simmer.
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POLICY Eliza Thompson was arrested last
nsbt by officer q ford Of ihs sixth Ward suspicion
of stealing gold which from G. pucey, 5i2 Pearl|st
She was detained John Thompson was arrested LAST
,i,b, bv officer Rurne ~ the sixteenth Ward charged
VIA .tabbing biz wife In iha bead with dirk knife
Ua uvos obtained
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SCHOOLS.
THE Art ANn SCIENCE %
DANCING

4 CARD.-Mr ". WHALE and Daughter, respectfully
n announce that their Classes for 1875 viii commence
At Constitution Hall 90 Broadway Tuesday, October
H. and AZ Gothic Hall Brooklyn, Monday, October lo
for ladies and gentlemen A. their Private Academy
CO sixfh.avenue, on Wednesday, Sept. I Instruction
given daily Ia 90 fashionable Dances and Watzes al tie
Private Academy 63 Sixfhavenue, where al information
will be given. For particulars, see circulars o. m
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FRE.--A fire broke out about O'Clock yester
day evening At the corner Of tho bo~ery and thh a.
Damage tfihlDg
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i0 go n HfiUtSTGHINs. 81 water.st
ADMIRABLE cURE or BLEEDING Piles.
pnn An Ne Mhrcl II.

Ny DEAR srR: cannot express 10 you my sincere and
heartfelt thanks for the wonderful have experienced
by the use Of your truly valuable Pile Eectuary nave
been perfect martyr 10 the bleeding piles Tor ten years
past 90 much So IN at bscame reduced 10 mere skee-
ton with loss Of appetite and general arrangement OF me
,yas a misery 10 myself and ged give up my
office here which held in the CustomHou some years
have tried al kinds Of medicine had the best advice ING
sans OF Boston and this place could give spent much
money and twice submitted surgical operation had
become perfectly tired Of life and az the suggestion OF my
friends wa-gnduced 70 try box Of your medicine Inc
first found relieved slightly still persevered and
purchased A second and / assure you when got nan
through found myself getting wen. still kept on, aud
now ann new man Ny dear sir, language cannot ex-
press nav thanks that more restored 20 health
snd now Ina condition 10 support myself aud family de-
pendent on me. Yours respectfully
regard.
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JUST PUDLISHED

fI'HE AMERICAN SYSTEM or COOKERY fby the
author Of" Every Ladys B00kl containing over 400
practical receipts some Of which entirely new. No
family should b. without a. Every lady viii be able 10
direct and every domestic competent 10 perform her task
with perfect Purchase 70 without delay-the demand
is daily increasing Published By Il. GROWER eb
and country Price flll bound Fl paper 80 cue oil 2S'
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uUpAfTK,s uYDRAULTCs.

flNHE PUBLICATION Of the first number Of this WORK
IL deferred until Saturday the 18th inst Orders may
be- any Of tho booksellers. The whole work viii DO
rompleted I'M 3 numhers AZ p cenis a number. O8
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGIsTs AND PUBLISHERS.
fOWLEIts ~ WELLS,
Clinton Hall, 1871 Nassau-sf. y. \.

~ 49, BROADWAY. NEw.YoRK. q q "


re- 2j2 BROADWAY. NETWORK. a
~ J. ID. Wheeler, Commissioner Of Deeds for
New \ ork and Connecticut, Tammany Hall. 80 Il
to Wntcr-C ure Institution, a. B0nd-st and Syos-
sei Long lsland.-Drs. SHEW and ROOF, the former
thor OF the Wafer-Cure Manual &C and Editor OF the
NaerCure journal, and both having been with Press
nltz, receive patients rs above. Ola a.
~ New-i orls Water-Cure Establishment, Al
IT. ana - f0ufttrutst tn0u-squarc IL conducted
BY Dfs. fElksON aud MEEktk, The latter Of whom
spent year al ufaeenbefs, studying the WsieT-Cure
system. a. pra uced b Pries.nitl. ~ In
~ Tradesmen'- Lodge No. ai1 1. %. orc. n.
The members Of ts Lodge will the Lodge Room
Washington Hal corner OF Hester and b0Nery Tues
day OCT 49, 81 - A. for the purpose Of uniting in the
celebration OF laying the corner stone of Wellington
Monument Brothers Of other Lodges particularly in
vted q. 0in with upon this truly Interesting
By order THOMA DRlNG " o.
JoHS 4. DoDGE sscIstafy pro ten. ole 5rc
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STOVE NARNISH-By which All stoves pipes ana
- CRATES may be kept with beautiful polish a. eoae
body with two applications year Sold only AZ Il Coit
land-st EAST iNDlAN HAIR DYE, warranted 90 eooI
the hair dark brown or Jet black and not STAN ne sam o
injure the hair DR. McNAIKS ACOUSTIC OH Y d ' s
cure Of Deafness it has cured cases q ee1nss' ts
10 80 years standing DAlLEYS and CONNf-Ls oh IA
UINF MAGICAL PAIN FNTRACTOk. a. inc enly ue-
pot, q Cortlaadst Also HAlss ccbt irNBiA
Ell to any Of Piles Ball" W ol6 I'M
the only article OF value for the hair -
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cnurNcK,s pnLMnNIn sYRUP.

T,HAT WE'LL KNOWN REMEDY for the cure OF
coughs code liver com plsint dyspepsia and consump
can be lad II hs prophelors 0ce CORTLAND o. snd Of
druggists 10 general aus ueodlhp
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Yesterday. adyices enable US to make the fol-
f,ri.r additions and corrections in our table OF
Members elect TO the Ohio House:
UAlg. Loco
Tfirhlsn5 ............l Jefferson. R0iH..-.-.---l
Portage. - ma ----..-.l
Del & Marion gain j
Toeeraphic reports insure an increased Wing
majority in esch House.
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TUO,IpSON,s PREMTUM TRUSS,

= THUnPNUN'S PKEfIII VI ThtSr,
Xxx improved by }. h. Benjamin, IL Beekman-st
~ Ms universally approved OF by the Medical
60 Faculty and all who them, IS the pressure
can be graduated from 10 fifty pounds on
the rupture without back pad which does much lnu-
~ 10 the SPINE causing weakness and pain n the back
and sides aud often permanent spinal disease. SIX days
trial gwen and II perfectly satisfactory, money re-
turned Also, the most approved Shoulder Braces sna
BaHdages mo stPu
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HULE,S TRUSS OFFICE,

No. 4 NESEf ST tAsi0r Housed New
Zssz<t-A York, established Tor the sale ana sppcs-
- Xtion OF Or Amos G. Hulls Invented lnsru
" yments for the relief and cure Of Rupture
burst breach Of the groin and also for the
sale and application Of - ,
CDR HIILLs UrERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
Rnptured persons may rely upon obtaining az this once
the best instrumental aid that the world affords while
those abong under proapsus WILL through the aid OF tns
supporter be placed 10 coud on 10 obtain speedy reie
a, IL hands al their medical advisers $50 I'm
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DANCING.

A DODWORTH. 90 Broome-st. near Broadway.-The
"A. classes for the ensuing season will commence on
Tuesday, Oct. 5.
A. d. deemng 10 unnecessary 10 enter into detailed
account of the advantages Of hs school, Of his own
qualifications would simply state that he teaches al the
dances Of the present day and those proper manner
Tuesday aud Saturday at halipat for ladies' and child
rem. Tuesday and Friday haifpast for gentlemen.
Soress twice month"; confined entrely 10 the pupils.
Private lessons At any time occupied by the classes
IN Waiting the Polka, Red0wa any Of the dances
Academies or families attended. slf 3mistp
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3 VERY LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY,
israhshed every SATURDAY MOANING. At the low puce
81 S, per snnum, in advance DO copies lor sl5 or :.
c.rfrs lor S14
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Prosperity Cd PrIsBURGH-The Gaseife states
hat coz bulldogs have been erected in the district
burned over Dy the extensive Ere Of April 1915. The
ffesser proportion Of the buildings arc much larger,
more eommodiou' and much better adapted business
purposes than those destroyed BY the FIRE There are
lev cities 10 the uoon Of corresponding means where
such rspd sdvsDcemenis have been made 10 business
o. 10 bulldogs a. 10 Pittsburgh
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sons Of correct habits, Tor whom they would secure
thorough preparation for college or business are respect
fully invited 10 inquire after the merits OF this institution
The Winter Session viii commence on Wednesday
N0vemher5
Circulars with testimonials, may be bad a. Dodds book
store. Brick Church Chapel. or of the Principals
Hcftrenccg-Facnifg oi the College Of New Jersey,
Princeton; Rev David Magic DID Rev Nicholas Murray,
ID Elzahetht0wn Roswell l.. Colt, Paterson; Rev Js-
w. Alexander. DID, Rev Charles Smart Rev. Duncan
dunbar Rev Gorl1n ID Abbott Rev. Jacob Abbott A. r.
Wetmore. ESQ Geo b Saiteree. ksq Rensselaer, ayens
Esq. Robert sears Esq New-York; Rev John Mcdowell,
ID Robert b. Potter Philadelphia; VIM -. Whitehead,
FsQ snfoiS Va Nathaniel Dana, Esq. Boston Charles
GA ford Fsq New. Orleans Oh 2 3weod'
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NNANTED-A low se.lye y0uas men . 81 ssl

WANTED-Afe lew active youns men 70 80 ssut
w West TO act gents for the sale Of now and pop
publications-s)eO over and above their expenses wi
insured them in writing with pporunity u cles
a 900 per year. Some msn now in en- loy wi
doubt make over 600 per year, clear Of all pens
Each man will have his district IL will be necessary
them 70 have at east from eJ TO So TO obtain sooS
ting out. Apply At FRENCHs Publishing Hall,
letters must be postpaid.
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DOARDING SCHOOL Of Wilton Connecncut.---A
ID ie boys be accommodated with board and tuition
moderate terms The school s small and the pupils are
under the immediate charge and instruction OF the pn-
cpal By whom they viii be regarded with particular AZ
fenfon. Arrangements csn be made with 3 sturses,
16i Chaiham-st y. !.
Reference By permissIou-Rey Nm. b. Bangs Rey.
john smith, Wilton Conn. W. n. Dikemtu, Controllers
Office, y. ). los -iawiF ABEL NHlILOth, fnn.
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FRENCH LAnoRIsG MES.--lt was French arti-
san who uttered ths. beautiful Saying tie who labors
prays
We are yet In a dim twilight as 10 the true dignity OF
labor But IL shall pass away and society march on In
10 the broad sun light shall knOp what his 90 work
to drudge % slave ourselves 20 over tasks 10 make
the physical superior 20 the mental and mOral-olt 10
work 90 as 10 command competence. and with that
develop fully al our better powers Then VIII he VINO
labOrs, prey.
The French workmen are, in many respects, Ia ad-
vance Of the British these subjects. They are loss
bosotte1 with mere money getting. They honor their
calling more and have confequenty more OF personal
Independence, and setrespect The Thing liseH-dDOr-
with them virtue. well blessing, and they hall
the oiler as the who is doing most for his race
We find beautiful instance Of their large spirit re-
corded IN the AnSiavery Reporter OF London. victor
schoelcher get through with tho publ
cation Of his great work The History OF slavery -
The Easter holidays and not % lose time ha
offered tho workmen grsiuity ithey would LABOR upon
II during their continuance. Eear their noble ropy
The Easter holidays viii not be allowed 10 interrupt
the composition Of your hook You viii, therefore receive
without interruption, che necessary proofs As 10 your
generous proposition the c0mpositors deem DO an nouY u
work without any satuy for the holy cause when youso
Ihess are men Of heart They feel, and act out
brayey the higher instincts Of nature Nor dOthey
this In a harsh narrow temper II was the workmsn
OF Paris that petuoned first for tho immediate termina
ton Of Slavery in the French Weslndia Colonies and
the RepOytr says rejoice 10 know that they need
not stimulus 10 future and increased exerton, 20 pro
mote the liberty aud happiness Of their ielo" men
Louisville Examiner.
IL We learn that the posts Of the Teegraphc
line from the North and East up far tails way as
Columbus Georgia The wire for the lower portion oil
the line we believe. has already reached Ne"-Ofieans
and Mobile Tho whole route will soon be completed
Montgomery (Ala) Journal oct. z.
u Mr. David Dale Owen, the Geologlst who
has been engaged during tho past summer with large
party 10 geological examination OF tue country norm
.Fss n a g.. fflI
ia making out hisTeport. Gsena 1azete' en-
~" THOMAS n. LINDSEY Esq. has been ap'
pointed Attorney ior the Commonwealth Of hentucAy'
la place of InOmss l.. Crittenden. resigned.
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OkERS. - l.-Ths ius. tuition 10 situated 10 miles
north Of NewNoTk, the east bank Of the Hudson, com
mandug an extensive and deli htul view. Ia thorough
OF instruction, careful supervision ana moral training
IL viii De the end and aim o the Principal 10
make this Seminary o the st ORDER and 10 combine
possible fhe advantages of awelreguefed lite
rary institution with the comforts and pleasures OF home
Circulars containing terms Sc. with engraving f The
place may b. had the bookstore Of Clark Austin, A5
Broadway, or Of the subscriber The Winter term will
commence on the hfst Monday ia NosembeI ana con
tinue twenty-five weeks WIN q. FOOrE, Principal.
b Persons New.York wishing an interview with
the Principal may obtain 10 by leaving their adore" at
POS Broadway
49,. IL 4 I.lr q luzanf-
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sTAPLFroS. srATEN-lsLAND.
REV. T. LOWELL, I7RINCIE'AL

REV. 7. TOWEL, PRINCIPAL.
THE WINTER TERMS Of Ills institution viii com
l mence November st There four yacancies-
Parents wishing send their children viii please 10 ep-
PLY AZ their earliest convenience. oil tNlF
SELECT BOARDING. SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
ts TnE VILLAGE OF RICHMOND, STATEN ISLAND
THE FALL TERM this Institution will commence
4 ON Monday the st Of November Several vacancies
shies retired and pleasant situation where their
as win De strictly guarded and thorough English educa-
ton given solicited The most respectable references
given. Forfariher information address
- d. STEPHENS. Richmond,
oqtNft Richmond Co y Y
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BOARDING.

DOARDING-Bosrd can ts obtained IN a pTivs
Dfsmily BY applying al eS2 Greenwish-st door. ire
the would be Lot without board also front sss
ment to let for an oihee OH S,os-
DOARD-A large and handsomely furnished room
ID the second h00r, with bedroom and closet ettsche
may be found on application al IS Bsrcsy-st. The loo
from is ghttul looking oUt upon tho green IN front
Columbis College. ols w
BOARD wANTEDTBy gentleman sns b. wife
ID location vest Of Broadway between the Battery al
Chambers-sf They will furnish their own room Tern
be moderate Address Z II At this ohiee ols So
EURNITURE OR PIANO WANTED-A s.nh
In the upper part of the city, will accommodate fe
persons with board and viii receive good psror furnu
ferences siyss Address A ). Tribune once. ols w.
DOARDING-Hsvins tsksn the large and eonmOd
Dous house 1853 Duanest west aide Of hudson oPpos
Duane PARK The location Is IS pleasant and ne amy
private boarding house for single ssntlemen Genteme
wishing pleasant rooms, will und them very sh{ois a.
convenient downtown business. Charges; e. %, Z
s3 50 and ~ per week Transient boardss 80 cents p
dsy-l68 Duane-st olS I'm.
DOARDING-A few gentlemen and thar wives,
I'D few angle gentlemen can obtain furnished rooms VII
boald IN private family at 81 Hudson-st The house
pleasantly ,tusted, and ia within three minutes walk
Hudsou-st.. OF OF the subscriber az " Nsssau.st
olS et' JOHN c. WELLS
A PRIVATE FAMILY, occupying large and cor
IAyenient dwelling would take gentleman ana lshs
three gentlemen TO board, If early apphesto
is made AZ l0i PTince-st olo u
DOARD-A sentlsnen and bis family or three GENT,
Omen may mud pleasant accommodation 10 prisat
family every comfort OF home would be rssltred-
References exchanged l47 Woosterst resr Housto
stage route olo r
BOARD WANTED-FOr gentleman, wife and ger
Dvan, large, airy on the nst or second moor ~
small oEs stachec would be required. prvste fauii
would he preferred. Terms must be moderate Addtss
A. z. Marine Rensssvous, Tryonrow olo AZ
DOARDING-Tn East BTosdwsy-s large trout room
I'D on the second foor with small oas sdioinins also
room on third door let with board o. III Lar bioAo
way. References exchanged olo -
no.pnV~1i-Af few single gentlemen . ssatls1er
arh their wives may obtain pleasant iufnished rooms
with board, at Iss Greenwiehst Tho house eIni'hsa
with Crotch water throughout sn" III
o8 2w-
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MOUNT PROSPECT BOARDING SCHOOL

THE WINTER SESSION OF this Institution will
/ commence on the first Monday 30 November Terms,
including all expenses from So 20 $40 per quarter.
ols 4w. T WARREN II 1T. Principal.
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~ a Mechanics Meeting in Buffalo has nomi-
mated GfoRoE j. WFBB for Assembly in the First
and THOMPSON HgEsEE in the Second District OF
Erie County
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r The Peru Indiana Heyald dominates Gen.
Leri, Cas- Of Michigan for next President and
GOV James Whac0nJ Of Indiana for Vice Presi
dent Wont the insstiste Editor let us have the
Vice President from this side Of the Maumee
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DOARDING-Board can be obtained IN pTiys
family By applying al $50 Greenwiehst toors frc
Motonst snge gentlemen 70 breakfast and tea prestre
OF the rooms woud be let without board also front sss
ment to let for an Office. Oh S,os'
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A CARD TO RUsINEsS MEN-The sab

hhavng been 10 business for himself for the last tvs
years but owing TO misfortune Is out Of business 40
DESTROYS Of situation salesman general OF oat-c
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