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corroSrys.-The Mobile Register states, that On
the evening Of the 10Th, senator Of mat sete ION
Monroe County happening 20 be IN the City OF MOBILE s
hou,e where be boarding was surrounded py uaAs1
- herring some forty or fifty, proviced with ruui-
nets asa other instruments with when hsy oisoouiS'p
most horrible music accompanied BY nfeons yes s'oans
and persorsl ePlthets leveed a. me hsnoraDe
The gentleman was not present when the mob hfs a.
sailed the house. but On hearing that the crowd was ~
search Of hn he proceeded Immediately IN person 70 ny
spot where It was eongregsied. me MOP 80
company Of Cotton Samplers, and al we're provi9eo an
loose samples with which they peted The senator ana o.
ered him all kinds Of personal insult NO persona ~
ence however was used nor, we believe a'temp'eo
cause Of this demonstration was tne passass p. 1919
rch the honorable senator the author. II affected
materially the ssmping OF cotton 81,
A PIoSYER GosE-Another remnant OF the Old
en- time has departed from among "a Aogan Leeslt''
who for forty yeass resident OF Kanoolpn IOuh9
minoi. ia nov no more having departed This lie on we
9th ips. at his residence kasks'Ea al me soNaeu
age Of "a year, lie bad voted a. every fresoensi
ton beginning with George Nashingtop soc me
regre, of his closing hour that he could not oe
,s dive bs ast vote for the sage Of Ashatf-Henry Cay
Isl Louis Republican, IS h.
CHILD RESCUED BY Do0.-On Monday VII
Lam snedon son Of Mr. Samuel ID. sheldon o. ihis cry
sgei shout three years. fen from tns WnSll - ~.
seam saw Mn into the Little River. Mr. snelson oos
lsrge buterrer plunged into the water iook ne oly
by the arm and drawing him above the "asri brout.
him 10 safety upon the bank Two men VINO c,nls - -.
rescue Of the child arrived jnst la time 70 ma
| antleipstes by the noble and ssgscious animal
Hartford Courant
FRY Is HAvFRHILL n. H.-Cheney q 20.
Exyre.s reports that large FIRE occurred 81 hr's,h
\ H. on Monday, ats P ". Towes Tavern s"o sN, y,
a., aces (s In tue town. the Post Once and eignt u
ten dwelng houses we're destroyed No farther gareu
-, 70 - s ,.cet,so lBOst. rrsv.
YIRGlSrA-There are four W ing csno'o s.s no. no.
the House Of Delegates in Rockbrass County ~, nv
o.,.f, c.ndid.ss had announced their names DUN
a,o ,s' lRichmond Republican, 18Th
~ We learn at the Navy department. H., '1 "a
n,sey an order OF the Navy Department o. me "a u@ wy
.1osn Albany Commander Kelly. about ths ls ms W.
al.ostched IRON Tuspaa to La Cuayrs zee PCT
Csfsr~ss 10 communicate with DOR ChrHee Anal,e
Hon BenL J. SHE ds AID give al mo necessary Po7'
| ion to our commerce ia that quarter
u Mrs. Sarah Worthngton' vile o. lsas
UoIfbiprton re-iding ia Wrightsto~n, bncfs Soouly
"a ave birth last Friday morniogi 70 lnIss -
fivngD tTo sons and adaugbter ard expire IN One Il"
1 nfar,ssrd. Children alive soa doing we'll
~ Allen NJ. Sherman Of Newburg Is the h1n
ksr Deegste 20 the National Convention IRON INC iAN
Congressional District Of This Safe
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THE CZAR.

TITS COURT AND PEOPLE; l1cluding Tour Ia
f1Norwsy aud sden-By John Maxwell vol emo.
volume OF uncommon excellence upon aTeson or the
earth hitherto not much treated Of BY Americans IL 1.
fu Of ufoIu.ton and exempt from every suspicion OF
tediOusuess eg0tigm. . princeton r>sfls~'
THE OWL CREEK LETTERS,
Ard Other Correspondence, by w. vol limo
Gifted originally With bfiilisnt imaEinson now eu-
ovs Of The beautiful and grand IN Nature, united with IN
cav flowing syis the sBth0r has all the requisites fQr
captivating writer Some passages In this 50'a e9as 10
pos er Of description, sny thing We have ever met vita
The Constitution
The Orators Of France By Cormenin. vol. l2ino. .
Teaching Science-Ths Tsseter 81 Arlis,, By Rev b
Hall. ] wi. limo.
ThsBethsFlAg BY Rev. Gardner Spring, D. vol limo.
Debtor and Creditor, b ]. Arthar. vel i,n2
~ - ILL NJ.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
For The Tribune.

FOR The lnSuues
TO MARIA WESTON CHAPMAN.
1 SAT beside lsdy's hearth
And listened 10 the story,
Which throws around thy woman name
A neverdying glory.
A glory which through future ears
Shall still go on increasing
Looked mp To by a thousand eyes
In thsnkfulness and blessing.
II vas the old, old-fashioned tale,
They tell OF Martyrs sainted,
Who bore for Truth the pain and loss
Nor with the harden tainted
Who, looking upward, through their tears
SAY Gods calm glory shining,
And trod the wine press out alone
With patience, unrepioing.
Nv blood ran faster as beard
How, when by all forsaken,
On whom thy youthful arm had leaned
With all youths trust mistaken
Not all the rabbles rothsn shouts
Coald drown the wits pered pleading,
OfsIaves. who under treemens blows
Law trsmpled, scorned and bleeding.
A rock beneath the tempest crash
OF wild contending waters
A hero cased in triple mail
And smiling at the slaughters,
MAY shadow forth thy steadfast soul
Which, wrapt as in vision
Speaks boldly forth the words OF truth
And wsiteth the fruition.
oh men whose fathers through the Hoods
Ca ne fleeing from Oppression
To build the temple To the Lord,
Defled by your trsnsgressioni
This story, 10 the coming years,
Your sons shall read with shsmingi
The justice Of this womsns cause
With burning words proclaiming
Yesl loosened by the hunters shout
The avalanche desceDdeth
The sun that stood obscured behind
Again his glory lendeth.
80 send thy voice Of pleading forth
Oh. womsnl till it's thunder
Shall strike the trembling mount OF Sin,
And rend its top asunder
'ambridge. Mas. AprR 6. lsis. & T. -
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SCHOOL Iua YOUNG LADIES
90 TNyEI.FTu-ST. (hetws cen Finh ana sisth
10 svenuesD summer Term commences May >
Boarding Pupils accommodated Terms reA.onaD,- eeP
arate Department for Boys al lh'
rx,UR AICRK INSTITUTE OF South Cornwall
Litchf-ld Co. Conn will he opened on tue on 9sy o.
MAJ 1919 as boarding school for hoys, BY Rev r. "
ANDREWS Circulars containing full Information Win
.repcss Go tnay be obtained IT the bookstore ~ MAkh
NEWMAN co l99 Broad Gay, also BY ada e'sins ihe
Prize PAL A. Cornwall Bridge, Conn. M lrl-
DoAKDING SCHOUI.-At Wilton, Cona-feHn
ID SlrG per yearBoys take steamboat snd s1se a.
reet-fr Sd cents Circulars a. the Methodist BOOK Room
Arr,ngeneuts made At : y. Sturs-s. l64 Chsihnmit
- 5its ABFL WHlTLOCK. Principal
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mOmAN AND

adapted % her instruction in the uafurs laws 81 hsr
svsteu, and an the diseases Of her critical peuod' ~
Fdwsrd RI Dixou. d pp 80 sixth edition - -
This work contains con- piee review ~ the orfn' % mp
IONS md prozres. q Prcapsus and AZ other Uterine 10
,l.re.pts iu lauEuase sdapted every rssdsr. Tbs
MEDICAL RELIGIOUS and daily press, have expressed Ga.
hshs,t ,eutieuts Of this vagsbswofS IL car BE- 'eut
brd ~ sny p.rt Of the St.g>s a. postage Of - ett
paid and cash orders OIL attended T. For sss 0y
49, F CHARLES n. RING,
,rg7 MEkFtns corner Of John g. aah Broadway.
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puCUMATfSM

rh., only one Of more than four Thousand ss,es q
Rheumatism that DR.. Tcwnsends ssnapari, - 800
Crr,nirrs ESQ one Of the assistants In The hu
matte Asylum, Blarkveifs 'lsnS' = tne sehus'-"
Of the following letter - g.. O.. ts.,
Dr. TowSsESD-Ienr SW. have suffered tssIliDly ~
time coni ro. eat sleep Or wax nae me uin9-
tes.ius pains and my limbs were terribly sNoILtss.
80. .d fonr bottle. OF your Ssrsspsrs, and they have
5-,s ma more than one thousand dollars worm OF Soo1
an, 40 much bett.r-ndeee am entirely reheHed lou
- a. ibrv 10 use this Tor the benefit Of the shicted
So 81 y -. ..os,se,f,iiv LANES CUMMINGS.
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- TgK GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

NTfk CHEAT ENtiiSh hSl'N -
-NTh- only original ana genuine altlse ioI .as cure
0~Aos Heaves ether complaint Of the resp
apparatus ard arrangement " nc digestive isH1o' ~
'n' f0's TATiFRSALL's HEAvE POWDERS.
Ii srrarfed 10 BE- perfectly sale IL 81 Will not
Inconvenience the animal OF in1 e even II ne n' 10
ezss IL ffom times cheaper u 40 mo.i OF ih- I'M
cation. which are being circustea throughout he unry
bsog pet up 10 msca larger psckses .ueent % cure "a
Ordinary q hesyes, sad 70 adinsf 10 a9Isl ia'7
Til. ,sasay h.s acquired standing never before a.
.ined by Aay horse mecne, and 10 tact Ne kno" q Or
patent medicine thst has received 50 much comeneaoh
so1is.n. he time &c has been established IN this eouu
try More than verbal sad written Testimonials lave
voluntarily been rendered as ,,--,
n,s.sg. OF Kirkbrd-s TATrERsALLsHeaye FoN snd
used on hor.s Of mice that VAS troubled seFeIs.S ~
-. given about two months ago and have never sees
any inaisS'''n' " tue hi j cHiLDs, I5s Brooms-st
NJ I...c Pfesssnt Of ths Saugerties Bsnk informs 20
.bs, ~ hsd horse cured Of heav-s ard bad eoash
hy o.e package Mr. j. smith, Il Fulton-st called 70
tel a, that be cured bis horse Of most sonoyns SIC
Po~aeis' =, w.,
Nh 80 an iulpn-nss quantity Of the Hesye PeEdsf
- have only II paeksges eit AID would IKE % pave
you sena srocs more inGiedis'ey would nyt ne 70
be bodg Who wishes 70 get remedy iuf holI
horses want the Ta.leIsAlrsn and Will take n-telns
eIs-." Yos,s &C VIM c LILY; ciyde'N I.
PROOF ALREADY PUBLISHED.
Beside n, above refer 10 tbs p1bhsnea erl,n
Gates o. MessTs. = A Hanks South Amboy, NJ Geo
W. Davis, Monroe, J.; Roberts, J. - yeaes'
Clyde y \ NJ. 7 snn- gsn. Middleh1ry, VI. p Fuk,
Lloyd Gse and Others Of this city which proves con
ciusveiy thai "a y the best remedy which b given 70
horses troubled with heaves hstua or thses
Ample drrctioos for ii,use in all these paay
each pacsAee Prepared and 'oc wholesale sd retail
By A II s0UGH 4 co I4s Faltou ct. New-York. Also
sid by Geo W. Miller, N Y. Tsuers4lls Bulps Head,
sad L. Winship IT Esst Brosdwsy, and By druggists
generally throughout shs U. 8 AID csnadss s4 im'
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WATER CURH ESTABLISHMENT. Is l.ai.ht

w tf-Dr. TRAIL Il Row enlsrEog MS accomnocs-
tons fos patieuts Several additional rooms, VIII
nasium Tor indoor will Re fitted up previous
tbs hrs; Msy Dr. T sYplies this u both acute
and chronic diseases generally 10 fevers 81 all sincs the
Waser treatment prompt and s-rtsin Mos Of the
paints sad All citing 10 females speedily
ana permanently relieved Chcrea predisposed 10 dts
from ofEaaic mafcrmagion. and yoaas persons Who
have scqarta such preispos BY habits
be surprisingly improved aud inviyorsted BY judieous
Of i'esn' nj combined with correct regimen and
physiological exercises
n q. having the Hydropsshc ia,:ifution
In America sod having devoted several years establish
tng The system IA this ety scientific basis DR. DIS
claims s connection sympathy with those pscud0-h
dropsshs alias medical qnscs Who boarding.
under the Of Water Cure and whenever themseyes
or families are sick expose their lsnoreaee or
by RAINING atsr do<ton Of ths old schools m2s I'm
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BOOK TRADE.
ny,,yuToNls pRINCIPIA,

lust PUBT isHEO-The Mahsmatcsl Principles
y OF Natural Philosophy, by lease Ne~tou' irse'ated
i,fo Tog.b hy Andrew Note 20 which Is ADDED New
TONS system Of The World, with portrait hf.t
Americas edition carefully revised sad corrected WIN
tn. ors i issued ia styl. commemorate with -
~orth ard must find place 10 the library 81 every
scholar in the land complete IN ore large octave VOL
ure faI bound, price - 3D. Pahlished y
III a,r.nd DANIEL ADEE. lnl Fulton..i-
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ApoPuuaR TREATISE

ODREsSkD TO YOUNG MIN eontainlns com
n nst- review Of the origin symptoms and progress Of
avery known disease and Of the consequences Of eEce's
and self abuse Ia every clsis Of lie IN ang9sse Hhsps"
to evetv reader-by Eiwsfd ". Dixon. Mo. pp ~
Pdce 81. Eighth edition.
The medical snd daily press In every part o. the IN
Nv 49, sxprs.ed the hgheft sentiments Of this vauN-
he worh IL can be hound 70 any part 81 the nea
state. Al postage Of IS cents Postpaid and cash orders
~ MNSFlm- coz John e. sud Broadway
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

s.. A HOUsEA AND LEASE for sac, cornefoi Kins
S and Washin ststhe lease ior twent fODe years
49, hom May next Inquire AT 9 Anu-s'. ~ "a
e. COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE-Ooo
80 n the desirable situstons 10 Niddetown, Ct
"a town noted for Us beauty u location and scenery
snd decided by The sts Dr. Webster 10 De The hssthe-
place in the Un0n The house s butt Ia The ltsisn
stye, with ion versuias, &c. The lot contains about
hafaa acre with choice u, &c forpsticulss Inquire
Of y T STARR At s. LiHertyst up stairs. OF ct
ali 2w' w NsFARk, Mddl-lown, -
,sps Ar PRIVATE @ALE-rhs two..tory bues
H iront House and the valuable Lot 10 sst ffont l5
A feet inches in rear. by l2 feet inches Ia ensih
90 he eastsy side aud 6 FEET inches ON the westerly
SIDE Part Of the purchase money remain on boud
and mOflgsgs ifdesireS. FoT terms, 40. apply 70
AISLE a } BLEEckER, Aueiioneer, Broad-st
o. an PRIVATE -ALk-The valuable loo q
III. ground 20 eel front aud rear by half tho ooet In
depth on the moth side 81 Seventeenth-st distant
40 a the Fifth For terms Apply To
al5Iw A J. BLEECKER, Auctioueer, 7 Brosd-st
"a AT PRIVATE SALE-F -Four lots OF gound On
Go tue south side u Ffyhh 80 feet east OF second
A nues each lot - BY 100 feet deep For terus sc
apply 10 lai7 lwl A J. BLEECkER, Auctr Brosd-sl
- FOR NaLE-The two-stofy sDd attic brick house,
a. l79 Nouroe-st Rut2ers place. Rents t'r ~"
per anuu1- ground rent o5, with the usuai cCSen'
ants for renewal one hat the amount ~ purchase money
csa remain h1nd and mprtsgs ~ per c. for yrMs "
desired. Apply 70 d.. STEPHEN WOOD, Eis, broad
s,ac Coz Ie6syson.sf ais iw'
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sales mt the stock Exchange. ..ASsh p
pAsspMnERs ARRIVED

Ia pacsst ship N0rf. tn'bcT tlnd, trom L''it -, a.
lsdv child AID servant Mrs We're, child ana sevant
Fsnle lsdy sud child, Mr. Williams snd ladf. Cs't NC
Cours,land Mr. and Mrs Pratt, MIs Plant sno
Msssrs Robinson. Taylor. Hill Fisher MASON j., ,I '
Pssrb " Roorman Jas B00rmsn, Book LssTsn am
bert Cbsekfed Aliog, Wkis, Lorg simons 'druni'sr-
Ill.
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LIGHTNTNG RODS.

HHE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully snn0uuce 20 TIE
public hst hey prepared 20 erect their Improved
lightning Rods which have with The appr1bsion u
scientific men generally fhro1ghout the country.
Benk faseued together with copper ponts these rod'
possess important improvement those heretofore
In
A. the season Of h- year approaching when disasters
by lightning are u frequent occurrence the attention OF
the public 10 particularly invited the improved rods
rox submitted 70 their inspection
n B-Lightning rods ed on reasonable terms,
for churches schools dwelling ho1se. public buildings &c
AZ In WALDRETH, MASON GUILD, ~ yehpst Ny.
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"a 4 LARGE LOT OF hLANrhLs sno Peach a
t sill 18th many other varieties ~ suit and Osus
~ mental ITees also, 1850 isfgs Aspsfs % Routs
Apply 10 ars Nm. STEWART. coz. One n ndfed sot
twenty irth sod Eighth avenue, and JOSEPH LODGE
Nug-euman and Landscape Gardener, horrssnls De
Dot, m Harlem, NJ Y. n. 81 h. iB aesnoviesgrs PEST
favDfs box $50 say he continues plating and
atty aud ,ubnfhsn Bardrns 10 modem styl- mkl ST.
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kSnAuD-ln private boarding house --Oenteinei
- AID fh.tf wives single gentlemen, can Re nc t
dated with sood blsd pleasant rooms 81 oof buo
~ Desr Hudson. Ous back psrlor back room euo be'
room with pautres ID floor. Reference gwen Hna re-
ouirrd For farther particulars, Inquire a. sDONe or 70
a hipR lg2 Broadway. BIO ~
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CARD

THE SUBSCRIBER toesy oPens II hi, new ,;ors, rs
L Broadway, under The Hsw-Ycrs Hotel, sc ENTIRELY
Nrw stock Of Music, Books,
Guitars. Period cAls,
Accordeous sez Novels
Instruction Books. PLAIN snd Fancy Stationery
Violin and Guitar strings, Fancy Articles,
Etc etc etc Etc eic et.
I, which he zou respectfully invite TIE aft.non OF his
fri-uds ADD the pubis GEORGE r. KINNEY,
al w. Is BrlAd s.Y. two doors below Nagstly ps.s.
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FARMS FOR SALE..

81 FARM FOX %AEE or Exchange, near Rye
- Wrstchsstsr Co---Rbout so ecre8, y miles nom
-s- steamboat landing q rom Railroad AZ White Psins
bali nile from New-HAven ksrosd Situation heeutl
fu house arxs ard well arranged barn. carriage house,
sirds house, &C all ia good order Oae hs Of the
land Ia high state Of cultivation, balance prneipaIy
wood, fruit in abundance. Inquire OF r. Brown, 80
Gr.nt-st or ofJOHN PALMER N the premises ma Sswu
-. FOR -ALE-A rvsr farm tho bay of Nv borsh
~ contaiuina about 50 The house, (which 10
's- doubls) the outbuilains and iences. new Tbs
place vsety Of fruits and and tho view
tom the house IL Unsurpassed FOR particular, inquire OF
EDW'D X SUTTON 70 WilliAm.st or on the premises
OF L ) BARRETT mil 2swow'
caTWO FARMS, one OF them 70 lessee and oGe for
~ .l- Sf.rsu Port Richmond F-fTy-
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,s1NRnISC SCHOOL FOR BOYS a. Middle

viii commence May charge so IN adyapee. limited
5.r n ouD. re.ids sitl tho princi pal aud receive
nal care Young lads attended 20 and from school
Circaars aod minute iniormauou Of Rev ~ Chas-, ~
Marketst Itn im}aI ~ "a -I1'-.-.
yTpT.COP1T. COILEGIATk Institute. staple.
r., SDlsu I.isra Pew THOMAS TOWEL, Prin-
cipsl The Summer term will commence on ne - OF
MAY The number ~ pupils limited 70 thifiy. Oata
logs.s containing fan par icuirs may De h.f BY sppy
ipr 10 NJ sheppsrd. bookstore, l9l Rroadwsyi fMlP
g1rro,g. Fs1 "a Walst; Henry J. Seaman, 81 brood
,vay: ana Wm y Townssnd, Express BuilanRs, ~
- =. I'm
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wDsTERN PASSAGE COMPANY.
So.s Of @ ogS 10 ' ja,i Pss

NfN Y Oith. Tor the pr 1ei1y~.
= assIs----> oo.s f,,--firy ,h. i,st az
on socs Il The public, in the
Wsgt Of safe, cheap aud comfortable eoovey.foe for
efnigTanis add other persons wishing psssasr Nss
aud North. aud z.o 70 relieve themselves from the odi0Bi
on frauds heretofore pracced, eDd prevent the In
fufur-fO secure the carrier Dodefae c0mpeDs,ton
and tbs traveller safety sgsinst im posit'onth- prom
Of the prnci pal canals have established
the shove Company which Is under their Immediate care
OF OF AGENTS OF character aod abiity
The Company propose making very low prie,s-to pGe
sh them and allow higher price 70 BE- taken IN snY
case several points s route the Of espoo'
sbe parties will bs given who will be scoountsbe bTany
wrongs, snd will and satisfy sill ust compsiots
Prices and the Of all parties Will be gwen A. 5000
90 prices sre received from the Lakes 10 the
time tre Western Pssssgs Company will furnish boats o.
such eusr-nts m.y visa TO take passase 10
Buffalo at 81 each and luggage 75c per 100 lbs 20
% forward on ibe opening Of the canal and II they Wish
20 20 beyond Buffalo they shall AZ the lowest rate OF
fare When the csns IL open.
storage will be furnished free until the canal isopso for
forntue Of passengers goiny by -Princp. Odcs No
Isl C-asr.t. Refer 10 H. ~ HOLT,
all ~ President Board Of Forwards s
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nURI.IC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICE, No.

Nassau st-Notice hersby given. to the relatives
and next Of sin Of FANNY sOUTHWICK, otherwise
called ELLIOT late Of The City Of NevYoTk boarding
house keeper deceased and who 10 .leset 20 have died
uestse that shall apply 70 the Surrogate " tho County
Of the said istessis the 18th day Of May
O'Clock 10 the forenoon Dated New York Apnl a. 1913.
ALI 2sw4w JAMES ). THAYER, Pebble Administrtor.
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All IFS CHATHAM SQUARE, corner mott-.t-
AA Brown CO.'S oDsPgee Hat store, where fash
ioE, beauty, durability. and economy ars combined
% sd3n the head snd cash preclude the necessity
q charging good customers for losses Incurred By the bad
strictly schers 70 The cash system eh enables as 10
f9rnsh very superior bet for the price cbNEed al In
al SPRING fA-HION.-WM. BROWN, 10
Ill Chstnau-st opposite ROossyelLst would invite The
public 70 eallopd examine bis - Hats, which BY 3
process Of manufacturing, Invention OF hs OWL
are rendered superior any offered FOR The price
Caps Il every style and h'hion- al In
ru SPRING FA-HION.--Just hnishsd the most
Ill splendid article ever offered, ELEGANT French sk
hsis 81 the low price Of IS, usually sold at 81
Also, 40 article ST. 81 81 ard g s. neat BATS a. 81
rp24 I'm BROWN. 1f6 Csnslst.
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xU-s~ 1.-THE pRoIsiEruRs OF sTrAu.

Esss~lsxzxsSS BOATS wishing Bells hung would 90
yell 10 pay vi.it board the steamers
Niagara MoGntailser, Governor, ThDmss Powell. John
Potter Admiral, cay sts,e, sc. ~. asd examine Il
Boners Improved Patent Gong Bell, especially adspee
for steamboats, put aGd strong and warranted f
year. variety Of these Belle will be constantly
kept hand Tor the accommodation Of captains and po
pretors living &C distance, BY H. ~ Annst New
York n. B.-No person IL authorized 70 contract for
work in nv MANS. As attend 10 u IN person ms IN
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HI
l1ucles formerly know Wigs sod Sosps prior ~ the
lAte improvements OF RlDGWAl. are now known only
bv the above title owing their strictly natural appear
snce ard Arscs tout ensemble causing them 70 DO Inc
be hSd Only OF CHARLES RID6WAY, practical Hair
cutter aud Wieu'assr, 10 Broadway cor Mssenase
stairs. Gall And see them y S-Frvste rooms ot httns
.pd twins on Via. 80 Closed on sundays A. I'm
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MEDICINES.
nm roWNsINp,s sARsAPARILLa
49, rnI RlssnnK N "a. Age.

We-dsr gnf hcfnng y az dse. ,,,-tst
The ri1st aafrslrffrary rrdfc n n ti- Noit1
TI,f Frtrsrf - yuf W Quart hoff,f y 90 ~ r'1'
es,gp,r rl,asqui.r md rugrra-isd rrpertor 70 any
s3H Z rrrcs wtfaotf -omutng E. purEi"e
sicsrsirg o. drbilttaftsg ~ PsiissL -, -,
rfNHE GREAT BEAUTY AND SUPERIORITY OF tni i
ssr,.p.is over s other medicines -, thsi VINE J,
eradicate. n. disease Il nvigorstes the BODY "
the very best - .-,,,-, ,.vnrr,urs
Ever known Il only purihes TIE whole system shs
strengthens tn. person, but IL er,si mr. p~re s,a
blood = power possessed BY no other mediene Ana ~
tui, lie. the Trand Of ls wonderful success ~ Nv
performed within the last ave yesrs, more taan 49,.
ns, Of severe cases % dsssse 81 esst oV we're con
a.red ipeur.bs Il has saved the lives OF more than o
children during the two past seasons ,, ,-.,. >-r,
10 900 CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY AND
WANT OF NERVOUS ENERGY.
Dr. ToEuseod's Sarssrsrils inyior.tes Tue vDole -
t-r To those Who hsve lost their nuscu 81
euergy BY the effects Of medicine or inc,cretou clmt
I'd r youth or the excessive indulgence Of tae passions
and brcusht on general physical pTostsi9n % ne ue
vous system sfUtucs, want or ambition iiltnt
tom, rrsmsturs decay and deens fastening -. so Il
f.f. diseas. Ccnsumpfiou-csn - cuur-S 20 y
his pleasant rem-1V Tbs sHsspsr D. iaf superior "
any lNNlrOhAAiNr NNI.ti -.,,. o.,
A. rsues and urigorstes the system gives setiy =
he limb. and ttrs1sth % The mus,usr system To o''
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BAKERS PREPARED COCOA AND CHOCOLATE
DaHER,s COCOA PASTE, Basers Broma 8 IA
DCsn-Ile Choco late, &c-WALTER BAKER, Torches
ar Mas of the above well kno M Atlee mas
pooipted the his cole agents for their sale Ia
this city and Brooklyn also for the sale OF SAser
Rrotbers N r Mas. and Norfolk Co. Chocolate. ana
other articles IN lice. large supply awsSs
on hand. and foT sale 10 lots 70 suit pnrehS.ers