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proper time 10 hi. fellow cizsrs circumstsntisl
manifesto, NJ has also enjoned him particularly b
stsie in his name o. the Constitutional Govern
mont that he will lay down hs sssinst tie
envy of bis country until this Government or what
ever Government, msy BE- nominated by ths nation Or
Congress shall order him 10 lsy th-m down that be
will te is hrrne-i support against eny revolut0o--
also Ia every matter which may BE- determined 70
toe American question be Il peace thst he vii
comply In bic quality Of subject with the National vii
legitmsly expressed - be always has done 10 his
pacity Of First Magistrate aud that his Excellency
wishes be the first 20 give example OF submission
10 the authority Of the laws God and liberty
have the honor 10 be with disn guishe1 considera
ton PACHECO.
His Rxcellency the Governor Of -.
The HoHfor R,pubiioGao persrn pt0uly denies this
statement Of Pscheco about the two columns counter
marched upon the city IL states that the ith some Of
Santa Anuas troops reentered the city and that the
18th. about 10 o'clock the evening small body Of
cavalry entered 10 disorder, inicng injuries upon
ihe pesceabe population which lad suffered 10 mach the
fsvf eVrftu
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NOTICES.
PHRENOLOGISTs AND PUBLISHERS.
FOWLER- * WELLS,
Clinton Hall, 1871 Na--au-Ss. y. y.
BRAI-TED-' SALOONS.
Ut ItNLf : 49, y

~ ~ bNAoAbff - wv "''.>' q .
~ J. ID. Wheeler. Commissioner Of Deeds for
Now-York sad Connecticut. ammany Hal a. @
~ Wafer-Curc Institution, q Bond-st sud Syos
set. Long lsia1d-Drs >HEW and ROOF the former au-
thor Of the Maier-Cure Manual. &C and Editor n the
Wherefore Journal and both having been with Prizes
nitr receive patients ~ above. Ola Il
~ New-Yorls Water-Curc Establishment, a.
l3 Ard 81 Fnuueeuh-st near Unon-square s conducted
BY Drs PERSON and MEEkER. The latter Of whom
spent a year Grsefenber-, Studying the Nster-Cure
- stem. As pra tieed by Prie.sniiS a. I'm
~ College Of Pharmacy OF the city Of New
Nork.-1he regular Winter course u Lectures ~ TINS
Institution w commence Monday the ist OF Novenl-
Der next O'Clock T. NJ and he continued four months.
on Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings, Of each
week, A. the College Rooms, an Broadway lover Lock
woods BOOKSTORE
On MafeTia Medics ard Pharmacy. from tot o'clock
by Professor Beuiamin ". McCready. ND
On Chemistry from 20 q by Professor Lawrence Reid.
The Lectures Mrars Medica and Pharmacy, will b.
illustrated by extensive cabinet Of specimens Of true
ard false Drugs
The Lectures Chemistry will give prominent atien-
tiou 90 It's application the business OF Apothecary,
afording minute instruction IN cumulative and Quaa-
tive analyses and syutsse- with experimental demonsira
lions showing the methods Of ascerfnng the strength sad
purity Of Drugs and Chemicals They will also comprise
instruction iu the science extensively connected with
many Il the useful and ornamental arts.
Students while attending the Lectures are entitled TO
the use Of the Library application % the Secretary
Tickets for each 81 be- procured Of John
MILAN, 1873 Broadway Rushton Co. no Broadway
James ). Aspinwell, e6 Wiiamst. Adamson A Out. .
Bowery !. 4. MeaAim 81 broadway Neismaun n
Cassebeer corner Brooms and Orchard George D.
Coggesha 42l Pearst NJ either Of the Professors
OF endtNOyl0s
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Re.uIt in Pennsylvania-Iiow Effected, &c.
Correspondeuce Of The Tribune.

WESTCHESTkRi Oct. u, 1871
Ds,R GRrELEr The election in this State may
,,o,;,b the Wings elsewhere. and lead them to
,,.elsde that with us the War is popular Not so.
Os, State Central Committee advised quiet cam
,..,go. The streak Of Porter, Cameron aud Mullen
~ lesders who desired the defeat Of Skunk, ad-
yised the Wings 20 make no stir. hold no meetings
and quietly give their vote, and the dissatisfied 10
cos would insure Shunks defeat. II we got up an
excitement they stated It would drive all their
psry into the ranks OF Skunk.
IN all this the Wings have been deceived and
bsrsyed. A quiet campaign for the Wings lulied
thousands 10 sleep, and one fourth Of the Whig vote
vas not out. The support which Irwin was prom.
ed from the Porter Cameron and Muhlenborg fac
i'm failed cutirely-while the War making. Tax
,res,ing. DebtiDcreasins and Slavery extending
Democracy turned out IN their usual strength for
skunk
Beside, that portion Of "the Democracy" who
oretended 70 be opposed TO the reelection Of Skunk
are the earnest advocates of Old Rough aud
Ready for President. They ssgsciousy apprebend
ed that the election Of the Wing candidate for Gov.
srnor would give Clay the vantage ground over
their favorite for Wing support hence they
voted for Gen. Twins defeat
As 10 the result of the Election ia this State
showing the War 10 be popular, it is all a hunbug.
The men VINO were Wings In A are Wings now,
,raer and irmer than ever and more hostile TO the
War since what was Wing prediction in 1874
has become History.
The Wings see that the election of HENRY CLAY
over Polk woold have saved this nation from the
calamity OF War and all its drelul evils and pre-
vent the abhorred Extention of Slavery to new
countries in which its decsying trunk may take
fresh root. aud elut itself ON fresh victims. This
War venture TO say. In our State, has made for
the Wings two votes 10 every one against them.
| will merely add that at the Wing National
Corvehiion-which hope will meet in Philadel
pbia on the 9TH of July next, in Independence
squsre. 10 nominate w hlgs as candidates OF our
parry ior President aud Vice President-the Dele
gate from this Congressional District will be for
HEsRY CLAY and nobody else. Truly yours, p. Y.
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BOARDING..
NJr>iCAL INSTRUCTION ROAR

MUSICAL. I>~TRrCTiON-BoARp A sea,le
A'h has had several wears praetee tn teaching
the piAnoofc and sinEng Nd the science Of Music 10
desr0ns Of obtaining board IN family where he could
teach two pupils In isyment for hs board Address
Seirshc, a. The Tribune Ofice. osJt'
DONRDING-Hs,ing taken the large and ecmmoSi.
buus house los Dnlnrs west side Of Hudson opposite
Duane PARK The location 10 pleasant and healthy 80
any his city The house has been newly hffcd
private bosrdin ghoase for single gentlemen Gentlemen
wishing pleasant rooms will md them very eligible and
convenient 10 downtown business. Charges - No. -
- 81 and - Per week Transient boardefs ~ cents pes
day-l6i Duarest clt I'm
DOARpi>G-ln last Broaawsy- large frout room
Don the second door, with small one adjoining also,
room third floor. let with board ~ Fast Broad
Way. References exchanged. olo .~-
DOtRD DOWN TOWN at 81 .Beekmanst within
Dive minute. " ak Of Mslst or the City Hsl-A gen
emsn and his wife he daled with PIE ,ant
the second hoor also bedroom adjoining
wanted A.o, few single gentlemen be secompio-
dated with pleasant rooms o0l~
FURNITURE OR PIANO WANTkD-As gentle
Il who has purchased house Of the first clsss
the upper part Of the city will Accommodate few
persons with board, and will receive good pafor furniture
or paoo in paymentwoud pay part In cash Rest re-
ferences gwen Address A :. Tribune Ohce. o2o lw'
rIsO Furnished. without board the second door OF
neat story house suitable for gentlemen ~ lody
ing rooms Inquire at ~ Wooster-st o2o w.
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CLOTHING.


r.. EVANS
DFNONED FROM ~ Broadway 20 10 Fotoo Il where
Ilbe has manufactured large assortment Of cs.h.s
made ap the latest style and best manner winch 10
sale the following extraordinary low price,
for cash.
GLOAkS, q black and blue brosdcloths,
Beaver aud Pilots, from - M 70 ~ W
ONERCOATs and ONERSAckS, every
shade OF Tweed. BIZ ileoths, Beaver and
Pllufs rom "" 70 ~ W
Also, 4 large assortment Of Business sacks,
Dress and Ffock Goats, single and double
breasted tom u" 70 - w
PANIALOONS. plain and fancy tsssl-
meres French, Doeskins aud English black
Csssnrre-, &c Of every style, from. ~ 10 %
VESTS. endless variety Of black SATIN,
velvet, Mennos and hOmbssines, from. 80 70 , ~
Also large assortment OF French. English, German and
American Brosdcloths Cassimeres and Nesuns,, which
viii b. made up 10 order 20 suit T.. EVANS,
ol , hneods 70 FutoIst
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FALL AND WINTER

ELOTHlSG, at the City Clothing Warehouse, No. loz
NFultOn-st. directly opposite the Old North Dutch
Church where every style of Fall and Winter Clothing
cAn BE- had 10 suit the pocket and taste Of all.
CLOAkS OF black and blue Brosdeloths. Beaver and
Pilots, from - 10 So.
OVER COATS and OVER SACKS, every shade "
Tweed BrOedcoths, Beaver aud Pilots, ffom ~ 20 s1
Also large assortment OF Business Socks Ffoct Goats,
single and double breasted.
The new style OF sHAD COATS from ~ % $40
PASTALOONs, plsin and fancy Cassineres French
Doeskins and English black Cssseres sstinsts sc u
every style from ~ ~ 10 -
VISITS an endless variety Of black Satin yelvsts Mer-
ino, and B0rnbazines. from u ~ 20 -
Also, large assorneDto Of French, English herman and
American BrOadcl Oths tsssimercs and Nestinn which
will be made up order 20 sait the most fasdlous
DANIEL p SMITH, 1902 Fulton-st
ol9 imeods opposite the Old Dutch Church.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE

p,xssYLyASiA--Th Senate Of this State is still
Whg by 70 TO "A the Wings having carried the
- senators in the Beaver and Mercer and In.
,,,,. Armstrong, &c Districts The total vote
!, ne former is, Ezekiel Sankey WING $500,
G,,hsm Loco 1866 Sankey's majority 235 in
d. Liter VIM. F. Johnston Wing 52s7, Mellow
. Loco 5.l5i Atchison Loco 90 Johnston over
t.44
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IL Rom the Lyceum Bulding 81 and s5 Broadway.
having been efted and put IN complete order with ea-
l-es and seats properly cushioned and sufficiently com
modous seat 81 least twelve hundred persons. viii be
let tor Evening Lectures, Concerts. &c. az moderate
price Tho J.. beautifully GIFTED with rich chan
delers well ventilated warmed aud kept In perfect
order. WORAM HAitHWOlT
o5 fvs ffi Broadway.
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CLOTHING.

UNDERGRADUATES AND DRAWERS Lamb.
u Wool MeIno and cotton; variety shirts, collars
and boms all and prices gloves crsyss and stochs
new STILES and Old al OF which will be sold a. small
ADVANCE pon cost wholesale aud retail at SASNAls
new esab. hment 81 Wiin It door above Fulton,
the store opposite the old Dutch Church ols .~s
rI,UEN FIVE DOLLAR SUITS consist Of cloth
coat cashmere pant. and fancy also cloaks and
verco,s with rich Innings ~ 20 sO each business coats
20 iH to 50 Cash paid tor sents clothing
ceaninr dying repairing and altering, OF Nassau
s,S Rs..mao s,s Oh lw@
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DEAgH-ORCHAKD COA1s-Now disehafnnt
i fom BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons stone
BARGE SWALLOW. 85 t0us Broken
BARGE HARRISON ll9 tons Egri
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER, " tons Nat
FOR sale low from vessel. Apply 20
A. STOKES DfCKERsOS. lM Anth0nysi.
o7n nesf bfoaiway
I,OAI.-I AN daily dilcharging the best quality Of
NPesch Orchard Coal and viii deliver ~ a. me oiio"
ok prices Tor cash only viz large Not a. Stove Peg
8 y from the boats aud p cents additional u screened
from tie yafi. corner King and Greenwich SIS -,
a. 3u PETER CLINTON
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DANCING.

4 DODMORrh. AS kroCmc e. near Broadway The
n. classes fer he ensuing season will commence
Tuesday, Oct
A D deeuins IL unnecessary 70 enter into detailed
sc-l the advantages Of his school Of ms
euSncsfions would simply state that he teaches ali the
dances Of the present dav and those proper
Tuesday snd Saturday Al hsp past tor lsdies snd child
reu Tuesday and Friday 81 halfpast for gentlemen.
>orees twice month, confined entirely % me puPi
Prvste esssn. Al sny time not occup@i BY the classes
IA satxins the Polka. Redowa any of the new dances
Aesser,ies or families attended sit Smisfp
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rsox HAyAsA.-We are indebted 10 Captain
lam. Of the ship Adelaide for e Of the Dario de "a
g.,e.a The papers contain no Intelligence Of impoT-
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STOVE ARNI~I

STOVE yAR>I-u-By which all stoves, pipes ard
crate. may be kept with beautiful pDsh A. .eoseh
body with sypliestsns year 5old only al q Coft
land-st EAST iSDlAN HAIR DYE, warranted 70 color
the HAIR dark brown or st black and not sta the skin or
iniure the hair DR.. MCNAIRS ACCT sriC OIL the
cure Of deafnsfs 10 has cured Of deafness - 10 -
10 .1 year. standinr DALLEY's and COSNEL'S GEN
UlNE MAGICAL PAIN EATRACTOs Al the only de-
pot p Cortland-st Also, HAiSs LlNlAtNrf warrant
"a - cure any a Piles. BALM Or COLI hBlA,
the only article Of value for the hair olo la
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d-lre only much detail NAV he necessary make
the truih lain 20 The common rntrrstsndinr
With hish corsidsranun. your cb bed isnf servant
AMOS KENDALL. Agent
III EalLal B. -. l---------u-- ~ Pow
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SCHOOLS.
AT AID scIEN.i
DANCING

A CARD Mr. " WHALE snd Daughter. resrecifai '
n announce that their Csse. for 1873 viii commen 20
a. Constitution Hal $50 Br0atwsy Tuesday October
II, and A. Gothic Hall brccklyu Mcntsy Ocfoher 81
Glasses cr ladies' and gentlemen a. their Private Academy
81 sixth avenue. on "Wednesday. sept ~ Instruction
given daily At fsshonabs Dance. ard Wsl;Ess ~ th-
Private Academy So sNth-sveuue wh-re a. inf,rnsiion
Will he given For particuisrs So circulars 10. I'm
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Wing Nominations.
Ioco-FocO Nominations.

Cafiaraagas Co--JAMEs q. JOHNSON. Burton
Gao. A. S. CROKER, Conewango. for Assembly.
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" The store of Mr.. Il. Knowlton in Cammlus-
VIE Ohio. wee destroyed by FIRE the l3tbloss about
soVo Two negroes have been arrested on charge oi
having set the store on FIRE.
q Two X ansas Indian Chiefs in full war cos.
tam paced through Cincinnati other day on their
Vsy 70 Washing on, to settle some land difhonluss
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ItNJAlIIN r. <UgHNIaN Il DAVID R. GAR.

~ 2
ID Mss, COunse.lors Law ant Commissions n
Deed for Pennsylvania and linos will .lend 10 The
drawing II Deeds Bonds srd Moft ages and other cOn-
hose States and ne Stale ~ New YOfs. Once
Is Walls. snT 2.~1u,s
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NRPTN,s OXyGFNATED BITTER--FoT ~

GREENS OxyGENATED BITiER--For The
~ cure % dyspeysi4 general debility, &c The best iL1
strongest carhed medicine 10 IN. world for the cure Of
dvso~p=ls IN ali 0rmssuch headache htDitsa cost
isene-s acdfy o. stomach loss Of Appetite asthma piles
inc pirnt cOnslm p0n debility arising rum piofacisd TO-
yers and Ague Nposures ~ extreme heat Or cold
Oi ~ and, fact from fsetse aGsinz from ~
perfect digestion deranged condition Of The stomach
II Do also sxcee remedy and not surpassed ~ any
medicine for females suffering from utsrne or nef
gous dcrsn gemenis.
Anong the and zhiy respectable certificates
received W. refer o. the following.
Hon l. "A. Arnold, formerly Gov 4 J. now Mem Con.
WI Woodbridr. . Mich. nov = Ser'r
n 4 Nrorhesd . ~ nov O. : Sen'f
.. Jas p simmons, q :. Senator from 4 i.sad.
Sau'l : Pfelp. 90 o.. Vermont
O.. VIM Dpham,
O.. Solomon Foot,
. ~ d. Foster, Member Of Cougre's from Penn.
w l.. Martin Del 10 Cou. from Nsco1sn Ter.
Cen A {. Dodge, "a. Iowa
r. 81 stowe ESQ Clerk In House Of Representatives,
c. {. Trowbrdg-, Ksq. Detroit Mich
samL n Holmes, ESQ nicdletown, c.
George w Jones Esq. Surveyor OenL, Dubuque, Iowa
Joseph Hoxie Esq. IS W all 81 Aewfork.
For sale AZ wholesale BY
n v r. FOWLER DruzEst. o. JChnst.
And n retail Dy II. H. JDNES 10 broadway.
OIL lucod
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.rsF LETTERS ,ss NEWSPAPERS -.

~ Letter bags are open az the ofice-7<~-
OF The NewYOrk Tribune f0I ali Foreign Ports, and AT
letters and newspapers deposited in th. Office will always
b. rwarded by the very earliest vessels This depart
under the special supervision OF }. b. MOWER,
rsq well known for many years the experienced and
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
nent Of the New York City Post Office.
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srsrLEroN, srsrEN-lsIAND.
REV. T. TOWEL. PRINCIPAL.

ryHE WINTER TERMS Of this Institution vii com
| mence November ist There four vacancies-
Parents wishing 70 scni their chdrea vii please % ap
ply a. their earliest convenience. on ~
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ TVS VILLAGE RfCHNoNp, STATES ISLAND
THE FALL TER VI 0fthis Institution viii commence
L on Monday the Isl OF November Several vacancies AK
istnr The attention of parents. Who desire Tor theif
lighters retired and pleasant situation where their NOR
as will be strictly guarded and thorough hngHsh educa
ton rven solicited The respectable references
gwen. FOR farther information address
d STEPHENS. Richmond,
cQNls Richmond 90 y \.
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ECTURE-ROOM TO LET

Also will be received At the same place. Letters and
Newspapers for the Packetship GARklCk, Capt Trask
whIch .aIIs for Liverpool on the lllh inst
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DRITANNIA WARE AND NETALs.-LU-
Deus HART. nate b0fsdman Hsrt) manufacturer
and importer Of Britannia Ware and dealer Block Tn
Anthony Lead. Metallic Bsnnth &C a. Bufnx slip,
ofers Tor sale AZ the lowest market prices.
Britannia Ufns, Tea and Coffee POS
C-srors. 1ith cst, mold and pless- q bottles
Pewter Plates. Plziters Dishes ard Basins
Flsxors Teukarcs Gcblsts Plates aud Baptism Bowl.
Metallic Counting house inkstancs. ass1ffsd sxes;
Soup Ladies. Table and Tea spoons. great variety.
Manis Csndesticxs Chamber do. and Britannia Lamps
Pitchers. Auxs. IUmbicrs, and Aolssses Cng-t
Plalisned To Conre + rms, FIteIer. sld Esz boef'
Psteut Table AID Tea Spoons, with steel hAndes,
fall assortment OF D1ous Sheffield Brt.a1ia Doo''i
Reg1lus Of AntimCly, Bslca, >traiIhr snd d. IN.
Pure Metallic Bsmuth, Pig snd Bar LEAD ~ 90 IL
TIN ROOFS MADE TIGHT FOR = cents PEI ~.
Il and wins Pstenf hyoiDpreuns-..s..
Cement sheahing aid Old TN root VII t-nner
perfectly tight, proof and permanent % ws&
New of plank boards covered Tor y ern,s - trss
and warranted. By oAn- oC1Dr
"a - s-st sfo.h1ty 49, Sn,o'
non pRs-Tsr,s ..cosd hard Locomotive Boilers,
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QOILERs-Thrss second band Lceenense no.'sr.
For ale ~ IoiS hi PErTEE MANN, sas soath-'s
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BOARDING; ~CiiOOL-lkNlNG INSTITUTE,
DTarrytown, ". WIN L. LYON. A VI. Principal.
aided BY wellquslifed teaeheB Winter session com
ences .t November; Summei session Isl May each con
tinuing months The Of instruction includes
the whole English branches together with French
and thu ancient languages
TERNs-SlO5 for the Winter and 500 Tor tho Summer
session.
To those who desire 10 place sons at boarding school
the advantages offered ~ this institution are believed 10 be
equal II not superior % any. 900
IL IA. been In successful operation ten years The oca
ton delightful and salubrous, "a convenient Of access
from the city The edihce IL commodious and comfort
abethe Fairgrounds ample, and disconnected from the
village The government l. efficient but mild, resembling
thar OF wellre guiated Christian family, and no day
scholars are received counteract the ssuay influence
OF family training
The system Of Instruction Is designed not merely 10 adj
vance and perfect pupil the branches stud ed but "a
develop and the Judgment 20 emil ghten the under
standing 10 form the habits and moral and useful
direction 20 the incnatious
FOR particulars pamphlet circular. containing the
information likely be sought which may be had on APP
pcation the Punci pal at Taryown, aud also m New
York n CLARK Ausfns pas Broadway, Rsynors ~ Bow
cry and Of Charles II Lyon az the New-N YORK Grammar
school. go Broadway.
RFFrREScrs.- Tsrryfoua- Hon. Washington Irving
Rev Dr. Creighton. .. .Nsr York CRy-Hon q. &. Nes.
plauck Rev Or. Peck, J. r. Van Rensselaer,, D. Hon
I@hedee Cook Geo +. Trmhle... CINCINNATI, p-hev
Bishop Hamline 90. Tremonf, Hi.-Hon Charles oakley
and fO Al uafr1ns 90 bWeod
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rHOMPsON,s PREMIUM TRUSS

EZ< improved By j. r. Benjamin, Is beesman 81
~ Us universally approved OF By the Medical
Faculty .nd all who them - the pressure
can be- krsdusfed from one 70 tiny pounds Ga
the ~ 5ture without back pad which does mach njs
~ u the spne causing ~ssxness and pain IN the esx
.nd sdes sod often permanent spinal disease sn asJs
tal given and n perfectly szfsfsetory money re-
tuned Also, the most approved Shoulder bsAss. snd
B1Ld4xes m<' isPti
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WANTS.

WA>TEO--ey respectable yourz woman s.fusfioa
w s~arIsre-- she i recommended By her Est
fsct sooa a. al 1nds Of fauly r~ins II -
hsved that are ~ond b found trial nvalaaks
P'sss isssrs . sssi.y .se'' " seven" css Sc.
WA>rED-Bya ycast LADY ssshses TO isstrset IN
w every branch OF the kasli~6 isassass
teacher % IN pioss seat. amy Ap
P.y 10 Aniiy-st o. n East Brs.1vsy. osi stsoS.
WANrED-By a respectable Ialssls sxsa sonss, |.
sl.asiion As soos or y 90 me ssnsrd hosss~erk o.
place ArpJ .l khfsSeta.ss aP rars tron, room o.51'
WA>TkD-By a respectable Young German s,rl .
't-A'oa = lse,s maid snc seam.,res' o. Chamber
&c. given. Apply IS HenTy.t rs p.
WA>rED-A siteaii0n 10 a. >oash, ior very nice.
w udy sr hat has been travelling before, ard can svs
Intelligence Oihee. - Bowey c25 81
NlA>TED-A situst.ea BY ayoaas woman % sitecl
w IN tsney o. try soo5. store where she would rssse
herself generally useful lrexce ptionsbs references Will
be sisea Apply BY letter 10 B. b At this oes 02s Sc.
xVTANrED--A situsfion by aresr-SSs6is woman IN q
w pnssie family. a. sood eo1s washer sna ironsr.
nue., sorner Of Eeyenihst o15 81
NNTANrEp--ioo SCENTS to circulate editions %
w Ness untea stste. Lawyer for the States Of New
lork. >rwJersey Connecticut Ac Those WORKS eon-
approved less which scear IN the trSnsssues
Of business They explain the method OF Keeping se-
eonpts and great sount Of information fer be-
.nessmsn Men Of energy can make from So TO slN .
90 "a JOHN {. WELLS
M ANTtD- lew sctiNe yoers zen % a. >oati or
w West 60 sct gents Cor the s,e OF snt popular
puencsiionssSe sud above their expenses will 10
Insured 70 them writing with rortuaity Of elesfins
.l,e-' per year. some 10 employ will No
doubt make over slso per year. clear Of q. expenses
Zach viii have h,s district IL will be necessary for
them % nave e. from - 50 obtain sooa nj
tinf Apply At fRENCH's Publishing Hall 29S
Broadway, up stairs, once of the FLAG 0i Cnsp All
letters must Dc postpaid eu
WANTED IMMEDtATELN-- lee yOuns ulen.
w Americans 90 40 whaling voyages 10 hrstclass
ships Also carpenters aud hseksmiths Auci thae srd
other Necessary articles furnished the credit ~ the
voyage For particulars apply 10 the New England WhN
iuf company. - Cortisnd st AZ Inn.
NOt Nc GERMAN, speaking the Enshsh lsa
Ngusge but imperecfy, wishes 60 teach the German an
gasxe and literature moderate terms The bee refer
ences can BE- gwen. Apply Al ~ NhtssL o. w
xe nm WANTED, seven thousand solls" en
~ ,VOV. Bond and Mortgage, on improved Tee pro
pety IA the City ~ >ew-iors. Apply 90
K T ADAMS Counsellor Law,
OPS p. n Nassau st cor Of Pine
TAKE NOTICE. stray SOW came Ia cue u my
stable. and had her Young Any person Who viii cal
lS Chrystiest prove property snd pay charge. can
take their property sway 2 d. W sCHCRtM&S, Aseat
for Nj. Shrsheth Brown. o3 81