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NOTICE THE LADIEs.-ThO.'


NOTICE TO TIik LADlEs.-1hoss 10
tzz> dies ysitiDg the cay sbd ~ishibs their supply
at Shoes for the coming season, can md nj b.
MILLERS w Csnai-sI Lsoies FtsDch morocco sne AID
slippers Tye Bush st and 10 shiiines yer psn
quality Shippers Tyes Iost oppers and buskins 81
o. ,hiloes pair Ladies Cater boots al 10 and III,
Aud made order 20 shlnss equal 10 any IN abe ely
Sea aad Chldrens Cater bOOts and shoes OF all hnas
aud prices Ladies' win please call snc ehaniIc io hom'
seiys. AZ J. H. MlLLEkS, ~ Csnslst
myl3 2tis' near e.. biosewsy.
SPRING DOENETS.
.s. LADIES ABOUT PURChA5IN0 BOHNETb
f.s& will hno IL their advantage to call on Mrs. d.
181fP MARCY, where they will nod a large assortment
Va Of eyorr description ct PLAIN ana isney susw
Bnae and at es prices than At any other store 10 ths
city Also splendid Assortment Of french Flowers Md
ons &c All OF which will be cold extremely low N
Mrs. A. n. MARCY'o. IA Bowery,
IA roThkSisu opposite hivinstoa-ss
-, htvNOsik AND fAsitiON-spnns Pattern,
Ali 8ls-Uas9rpsssed By say for beauty durability and
sheapns,s The ssbssriaef inyipes inspessioa before
purchasing elsewhere Every article guaranteed 70 svs
,.ti.faction I21f sn,is w. KELLOGG. ilo Csnalst
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CANADA MINNIE COnPANY.-hC

xVHTRR CURR.-Dr TRAIL. y 10 started the stst
w Hydropahic institution IN America receives psfieEA
Il his eommodious establishment is LsshIH one door
frou 81, John'p PAX my4 lzk-
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NO. VII. OF EWpANK,s

NO. VII. OF EWB ANK'S
UYDRAUL iCS.-The seventh No Of this popular "ork
His now ready. This No concludes the subject OF
steam Machines, and commences on Siphon', Cors',
Valves Founlains, Rams, Wster Clocks, &c. &c Price
Is cents per number Eehl numbers complete the york
To be had q ali cheap Bookstores mYl5 II
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
A BOOK FOR EVERY YOUNG MAN IN AMERICA
(Will be published next week
GlTIHE LETTERS Of John Quincy Adams to his Son
I on the Bible sDd its Teschings" IN one elegant
miniature volume Of l28 pages Prcs 37i cents Orders
from the trade respectfully solicited.
Published and for sale bv booksellers generally.
DERBY MILLER / co
40 iseo6tfSWtf Auburn. N. Y.
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~ Notce.-Pfesshi1g % the fuihiment Of ssfiPiore
pros hecy the signs of the pressnt time Indicating
he Second Advent Of Christ At hsod BY Hale q to'-
uoraing afternoon. and by Il. SHPMAN u NeV
ia apshrs IN me evening ia th- lecture Of ilde-
BenSsace Hall S8 Sixth avsnhe, Sabbath IAN lest Can
nqlrefs f3g ruth iavied 10 stterd Seets free
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~ The Church Essential 20 the hepuonc'"
Rev EDwARD n. KIRK Of Boston viii 10y rrqus- re-
peat h discoutss delivered hs TN irs,aat II BROOK
Ign Ia bshslf OF the American Home h,sionsry sOcety
10 the Broadway Tabernacle, next Sabbath eVenns az
o,clo,t myi0 AIS
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s.h.crib,r- received 10 the Daily Tribune.

CIV ,usnser. sr. included this l nor any but those
-. .st .cript.on mouey u received IN advaoce.
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Enthusiastically Great Western, ChHPman' BEL
MUGS abo 81 Thomas msitaod, Phe ps Co.
Ship AIce.te, Cam, St John, NIB, Jas Brsine
B.Iss Nspsoeno, Damn, Hoad1'a J'' Mane vi zen
Buro.y 81 John NIB Heca, Lane, Ms,anzas, Reed
Hoppoek South Elsa, Asnew, st John NIB, A Haoos'd
4 Co AN ~
chills H.rdins, Bangor, Buck Leader, Wilhams'
Mobile. Sturges, eaTmsn Co.
sehr Cooley l. Co, Eidrldse Boston.
sloop Randall ii Green, Hswttn', Providence
Barge shark, Ely, Phisdslphia
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IL ths Cugrch Will DO sod auction without reserve on
Monday evening the 18th Inst ct O'CLOCK The ChuToh
n.iucumbsred with debt std BY vote Of the society
the arnu.l IL i'm ted 10 ten per cent on 'ne
osy Of ale myil 4us'
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te James Bans-NinotJ eight cents on the do'la, IL
PAID for the lis Of the James Bank, al j. B. WOODS
Exchsnss Office, 81 Ws'i-st mylS 81
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~, ~ WuOM m NAY CUNCEnN-Aud

4. onIy to those DO Affected with coros aod -
6iseased-that they obtain Immediate re4i-
"a snpiirarion 10 Dr. Z SHlRlAKOFF, iron St Peter.
hn,srb IS Cbamber-st where no quackorf Ana tne III
.rtsin, thsr.frorn will BE- encountered Very re-
.rss,,uiiy 3 ME,EROLE. Aldefmsn { Auen a. W
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I,I,nIY RoARpING SCHOOL IN

II TNTKY-A lady has for msny years past taAen
into her family few children as boarders aod
She devote. her time to the pupils and spares no Pas
sSv.pe. them in their studies sid ren3er them eoiotA
. .nd harry while ruder her There are ~ prs
nf f,ur vacancies FOR references &c inq1lts
100 We Nlusteenth-st Eighth avenue my 10 -
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a-.s OPPOSITION BOAT FOX Albany
ESH-FARE SO CEN1s-kesaisr days Toss
h day Thursday and satofdayy-Tbs cello
bfstsd stssmboal JAMES MADISON, Capt. l. sssos,
viii ssys the steamboat pier foot u Robssosst This
(stbedsy EVENING at oeloes yor pssssse o. freight
tn oi.o- foot 81 Rohtnsso-st myl3 ir
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nICUARD DAILY, Painter, hurnnEshp; srinas
IL u I-,d sna Colorsd Psints AID Pressss Las,ed
~ o. b.yips sspessl reference 10 Durability where
s.rs.a =, the weather Painting vith these materah
~
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~ NEW And GkNTEbL HOCbbb-NtTv
kest-To let ia south brookIyn, on psIoD psSs ~
- Tween Columbisst and tbe Hamilton fsify. Lice
houses AZ. tasefuiy flashed, sums 10 pi ootbie He
with every conysDienes sna dentnsa exesNe'
liz Tor eco Merchants oops test
ness H. the ey bsas in foil view VI tns bstsJ sno On
Iy rs minutes dsl.ns from WsIst They VITA be let 10
r,I,sh, tsp.nts AZ the rsat Of $500 Apply the
srsn,isss or 70 EDWARD aARrInDALE, 90 Broadway.
q luis-
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to Bargains in Linen Hdkfs. Lace Goods
and ETubroidc ries.-J. q +. FARRELL, 81 Broadway
fnaNt kbos Aihsufa SzOon respectfully invites The "a
ses u NewYoTs md strsngsrs TO nsDoc their very ex
ts1svs sssortment Of Linen Hdkfa Lace Wells Capes
White Mushus Kid Gloves and Embroioeries Of every
description, a. extraordinary low prices.
NB-Tbs whole s.osk was bought OF the ecent cash
auclon sales.
FOR .alesO yards Brussels Carpet, and toosh for
private 90 my3 2wis'
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cYrRisrYs r1INSTRELs,

ltECEA NIC.' HALL. ~ sio>G~sg. esi-~
VI 6faUd and Broons st. Il ndAy, Asy q ana esa
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DAPEK, PAPER, PAPEh-loc cases eeeap SsP
,nS Later Psper-xhi.s and 6lne, ruled aud piala
= sns ard ,uoerfue caps snd letters, sommercivlr
white snd blue dat caps with genera as'oS
nsu. OF enyrlop. blue medium, hardware meIlDs, ss
- "a. shoe straw wrapping, ana nA.ch COZ PsPsr'f
- biudsr, sna straw boards, IA for sac ~
w. JANIS EORVAL, lea Johnst
p.,s
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ADtEs WISHING 20 hsve their L,ses, aa'hn,
sa.,,a and B,zsrne Dresses Done ~ 70 look ne n7N
sae FTeneh aGied so s-utle sAirIs nsA.y aoas az
sysr,i.er would 20 cut TO mSke sw-atmess Refer
an be given Tor ion-sty and csPs0ity Cal o. sd
800. ~ n q SIS Tbirte.nth a. between finn sac ska
ots,s n = y, a. n, .,siIs myS 2r'
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~ AZ ,ses,rt AGvsrfssme.ii sst - MAJ -,t;; e
sssiyata Or iA,y rc,ll not b. taFsa o 0f sas Oie.
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M. POWELL, OCULIsT, AUklsr. &c: e.
~ tepds daily diseases Of The eye and ear a. me
sery, 9e1 Broadway, entrance u "anssst ysa pse
f.bed the secoad edon Of Dr. roveRs Iretlss on 'ee
Eys eontanius 30 pages Of additional matte price
cts liz csn be had II once Also bis Sell Aeupe EJe
Fountains for Strengthening the Eys when oessi.se -
Of ATtheisI Eye. recently imported. mys xwsD11 w
II nok AT THIs.-Lsaes end septlensn, Ne are
ro. prepared 70 furaish you from oar ne sos. %
,ood, win great variety OF boo CATERS 49,
t.sIa sc 10 o. fret quality ana q REQ pcs@
gs,.i., tbs same boys misses and enIaIe ns coess
-. Ic Call and see Tor yosselsss - 20, nfose vsy
xrTaTTER CREssON, Philadeip bis- hssufssssrss
w ~ Mil 20 Cyosss cot and other soods Orders
.tvs1 Nv CKks3ON, USHER CO.
foSo.s philadelphia
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CURKANTs-2O barrels fresh Z'n's 0ui'Ah" '4" IL
pylS oASsAA ASS~'
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Ngw.YoRg Msy u, ls4s
-rNa MATTERS AND CONsIG<BEs OF hs-

NO 1IAsTEKs AND tUNstU .Sn . 80, 80
i .ELs-Blsnk forms Of Reports OF Passenger nsss
been Arapsed perfect accordance with the avs o tS
Hated States and OF this ztae In relation 70 lmmxaus
arriving AZ this port which masters OF vessels are
70 employ in making their reports Iness oanss WIZ
furnished srsuiopsly Application being msoe - ihe
Otfce Of the Commissioners in the Old Aims rouse
mis- luASxsnn mo III. GRISCOM, Gent Asent-
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WISDHAM co.
1910
+. ~. All sure.
By Telegraph 10 The IriJane.


NEw-HAvEs. Conn. IL A. NJ. Tuesday.
III. GREELEY: We have returns from all the
State but New London Windham, the create
part M towns Of Litchteld and three towns in
Fairfield The result. ia all that could be asked.
The WING STATE OFFICERS are all reelected by
the People, over the Loco and Liberty votes com.
bined
WHO SHERrFFs are pretty certainly chosen in
ak Of the eight Counties.
WIG SENATORS are chosen in about - Of the 81
Districts.
WIG REPREsENrArIvEs, so far, so to 81 Loco.
and rs no choice
No doubt of both Houses. Yours, w.
~ We have the returns, nearly comp lete, by
way of Norwich from Windham and New London
Counties Adding these, the House stands so far
as heard from:
Wing. 90 Loco..7J. Wings ahead--24.
The towns which have not yet chosen Cabout 2Ol
will doubtless increase the Wing majority, as they
have generally given Wing pluralities and plu-
rality elects on the next trial.
wiudhsm 10 to 10. New-London Wing, II Loco.
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Bv Telegraph TO the Nsw- York Tribune
SRW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING REPORT.

MORNING REPORT.
SESArE.--.ALBASY,A April Al Z III.
The bill for the Relief OF the T unds OF the Ma
rine Hospital was ordered 10 a third reading.
The Troy and Boston Railroad bill was also or
dered to third reading =, .,
To-day, the bill " incorporate the Pacinc d ali
Steamship Company was passed.
Also the bill 70 incorporate the New YORK and
Staten Island Ferry Company.
ASSEMBLY.
Yesterday Z. M-Tne consideration OF the Gen
era Appropriation bill was resumed in Com nittee
The appropriation Of So, 800 TO the y. Y. Hospital
WAS struck out A motion b strike cut >lO,OOO Tor
the support Of foreign poor in y. Y was rejected,
was the motion 10 strike out the appropriation OF
$500 to the Orphan Asylum OF New.York. The
bill was then reported TO the house The motion
10 reconsider the appropriation Of s22.50o was re-
iected in Committee. The House adjourned.
To-day. the House agreed to adjoom on the 18th
instant
The House concurred in the Senstss resolutions
adopted Yesterday, relative 70 Pensions 10 the
Widows and Orphans Of Soldiers.
ME-. G. BENEDICT reported bill 10 authorize
the CORPORATION Of New-York to raise money 70
pave part Of Broadway with the Russ pavement.
Mr. ScHERNERBORs reported a bill 10 charter
the Savings Bank for Merchants Clerks in New
York
The House concurrsd in the Senate's amend
ments 10 the Troy and Boston Railroad bin.
The bill To incorporate the New York Theatrical
Fund passed.
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From California.

The National Iateliigeneer publishes the follow
Jog extract Of letter from Lieutenant on board the L.
frisste Congress dated MArATLAs, February !, ISIS
Yon have no doubt heard Of ell our movements FOL
the last two months we have had no fighting. In our
skirmis before that gained fear bat little adva
tsge of the enemy. We basged eight OF their DEAD ane
had one killed one MORALLY wounded and fourteen wound
ed. mos, OF them severely The enc MORALLY wounded
ana ak others belonged this ship not one OF whom vii
be Mt for duty this cruise.
Tne enemy have q respectable force az old Msziusn
some twenty mles from here, where they have fortune
c.mn Oar sailor Army" as Stockton calls IT, scarce
~ strong enough attack them IN their positions oui W.
have strong position here and quite able 10 hold in'
nIsee against any force they can bring against II W.
are hourly expecting CON- Jones with the OHIO and rreoe
what will be done then no one knows
Won have no doubt heard that all Lower California Y
arms We Ieft small garrison at san Jose wnefe the,
n,ve hss rather warm time Of II. On the 18th u Fassee
M,sshpmen Duncan and MARLEY. with six marines. were
sn,nrsa by the CaforniSns and carried on into me IN
terror Poor Duncan Is son Of the Ohio Doctor OF INA
nsn,s see no possible Of getting them out Of tns
hand. of these Three days after Their capture
thew were allowed 10 send In Gag Of truce Tor SOME ne
cessries They say they are well treated but hsve
ipto tho hands OF men little better than sa'Ase' AT
MARLEY 10 Of south CNQlpa.
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French Items.

From papers brought by the packet ship New
York, Capt Lines, which arrived Monday from
Hsvre we extract the following additional items OF
the Revolution
We find the following in the UnirrS -" Two "a,
back as the Archbishop OF Paris returning 10 the
chepscopa palace he found some National Guards al me
gate What can DO for you. gentlemen he asked
I'VE have here said Of them the first flag given TO
the national guard mobile and have come to ask you
70 stve IL your benetctiOn.' The Archbishop replied
With all my heart my good friends bless your eolors
and yourselves The National Guards then withdrew
An address Of adhesion AMI cOngatuls,on has been
ceiysd by the Provisional Government from the French
residents at Brussels.
7. Great changes have been made Al the Luxemosurs
Palace The private garden hitherto appropriated 10 the
reereptary Is opeu with all the rest OF the garden
to the pablo The glazed passage which led 70 Tie
residence Of the president Of the palace, and when as
de Eure) established in the Hotel OF the late Ch.nee-
lor ard over the principal entrance inscribed H9ie
du President du Commencement ProVisore de "a Ne
pubqle."
sion 10 the Republic has not caused him % forget what he
the DGke de Ncntpensier has addressed The io'
lowing letter the Prince through the columns OF nt
PrsSsS Dumas not knowing the address OF me ffnee
Prince, II know where to fnd your highness, y
would be by speech 81 would be In person thai would
40 10 offer YOU tie expression Of my srsf ~ the great CO
ss.sroobe Which hs, personally befalen you shall
never forget that during three yeas apart from 81 pon
cal sentiments and contrary 70 the oefes OF me mn
e.ive nos ana 10 do me the honor 10 treat almost 80
friend bossted Of this title of friend Monseisn when
yon r,ded In the Tuieries that you have Quilted
f,srss I demand IL This friendship with which you
honor me-more than you told me 'o-~s an inherit
ans. which you received from your brother-hom Jour
h,c,hs,-whorn Providence destroyed-beeau'e he VA
githout doubt-by the love Ehish ~ss barn him-toe
go, an ob,tscla between Z wa then, and wnst Il
row Nevertheless Aousei. r. your hlshneot AZ
s. "a M rad on this stter 10 know that ny heart
/. one of those that 10 sequ ID to you 600 ioieo ma,
should not preserve In al ss purity me " 1ns
IN Of ar
h. with respect. Mousigueor. your hshnssss ser,
humble and obedieut serysHt- Al ONH"
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
COnnecficut-Faffker


BY the kindness Of several friends at Norwich,
We have returns from Eastern Connecticut They
are not so good as those received Monday night from
the center, but they do not eOdanser the State.
Ner London County has done mseraby: Wing
Sheriff elected by only 100 majority, and .f0e rep
resentstives lost New Delegation, g Wing. II
Loco) Two Wing Senators chosen out Of three
same as last year. Windham County has done
fairly Loco Sheriff elected; Senators and !;
Reps three Wing gam.
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Later from k,maica-Thc Troubles mt Mus
suifO shore.

An arrival at New.Orle brings later sdvices
from Jamaica The Journal Of the 9th contains
the following account of q skirmish on the river
San jean de Nicaragua:
The Royal Mail Companys steamer Midway arrived
Yesterday from Chagres. Sne brings accounts OF skr
mish on the river san Juan between the detachment
which lately left this Island In the Alarm frgate ana
vixen steamer and the Spaniards at San Juan DC Nes
rasua 1t Is stated that five or six OF her Majesty
troops were killed, and ofcar Of the Vixen severely
wounded II Is also said that between seventy and eighty
OF the Spaniards killed, ana great many made
prisoners by the English Several Of the stronghods OF
tho spanisrds had also been taken and sufficient force
lefs In possession OF them.
Since writing the above, learn that the Upper and
Lower Forts the Oregon river we're captured BY TIE
boats Her Msesys ship Alarm Capt Loch the SIT am
er Vixen and brig Daring and detachment OF Inc Ssih
Regiment the whole command Of Capt Loeb, with Com
anders Rider and Peel In command Of their own boats
TEE forts showed much resistance but the loss III
the boats triine killed, and mdsnipman
wounded The loss shore considerable, put 1he
exact Numbers not known. The wounded and prisoners
we're board the Alarm anu some OF the former
had died.
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q. j JOHNSTON, s.e,.ts,ia.
TBos MORGAN,

DEATH or WILLIAM CALDWELL, HsQ. This
highly esteemed gentleman expired at the resi- enee Of Dr.
T. Romeyn Beck. Saturday. A pulmonary affection
under witch he had been laborng for some months re-
suited In his death event sincerely amen ted by many
friends lie the oay surviving child OF the
late James Caldwell, Of Caldwell, formerly prominent
merchant of this city lie a gentlem an OF ednea-
ton and wealth. and promoter Of The for ner; and al
though Of retiring and rather recnse habits. loved to 90
good and encourage merit Albany Argus.
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NOTICES.
FHRENoLoGigrs AID PUgLlsHEgs
POWLRRs a. WELLS,
Clinton Hall. ISl Sassas-st. n. Y
~Kound.Hil, wnter-Cure Kerreat.-Tbi.i Z,

~ Round-Hili Wafer-Cure ketreat.-Ths ~
new WsteTCure establishment on beautiful erinense
Ia Northsmpto Mas half mile from tho VILLAGE IN
budpss contain more than hundred rooms, being the
'hss TO- merry sssi fsS .he touna ~ 9c.oo
more than twenty living springs, whence The baths ars
veil supplied with water Drs c. A. Hall OF Northsno-
charge Of the Medical department with ths daily counsel
aud assistance Of Dr. 8 9. Woodward late Of the Mass
chussss Hospital az Worcester and Capt Brevster late
Of the Mansion House, Is superintendent
TIE location combines ,subrity With beauty In re-
maIksbls degree; is sceessibe By Railroad from New
York. Albany Boston, BY ~ easy days roe and tne
intention Is 10 this not ony ssuperior retreat Tor
invais, whether desiring Hydropstho treatment or ON
srvise bat also 70 make IL most aeeabs resort for
peB9ss travelling for health pleasure or for gentlemen
sad families goinz into the country for sumner rslaLs
ton. more inviting locality cannot be found 10 The
United States snd assurances are given that the
will Be rendered most desirable and oomiortsois
resort FOR the seessr' not only o, hestn oat
Letters addressed to either Of the Phycians 81 S9rtn
snptOn, or inquiries made Of A. cl.rf ESQ u 3 Hotel
Boston. Will receive prompt stteuuon - 81.
Northampton Mass FEB .. 1919 H' ots~H
FDr. Banning'. Body Brace.-Ths intrinsic
merits Of Ibis Instrument have steadily advanced inc SAFE
AID Of and IT now ENJOYS promine az position wi.n
ton female weakness oil me lungs oeef
brsast stomach limbs and digestive organs has been un
The ioIlo~tns are from letters from few Of
shoss ~ho have and its ELECTS
From Com. Ta0s. Ap. = JoH<f, u = " 80
81 feel warranted in saying hat not only has my ability
endure fatigue been greatly oy Dr banning
Brace, bat that ny general health h@S also Improved 0n
From M, O. Sam. shadls,oun. " \.
aFor three years ind ses,on with al lis atfentans,
papitAor Of the heart pains In the back and limbs with
nervous debility prayed upon me until life wass burden
have vcrn the Brace IN months the unpleasant sen
,aou al the stomach has vanished ire piles have en-
tirely eft my back has beeone strong, and miHe
FROM r. NJ HilLs, " n. MtSfletvrn. Ohio,
Last week applied another Of your Braces fore esss
Of proIspsus ute With marked benefit No money you'd
purchase ths Brace Of that patient Doctor C. Of this place
who made your scqasirtarcs Il ssraosA sold rae ne
Brsea his wife 10 whom you spilled II originally, had
% far recovered ~ not 70 require a."
Ladies and gentlemen VINO veski with shortre 90 Of
bresth .nd easily fstiguei will and Il iuvaussle IL
throws n. body uprfht position, expands the
lung. and enables them ~ walk with ease Once -
Broadway
N s-Persoas from . distance ordering the Brace,
should ssnd number Of inches around the hips inch
from The TOP IA usoaos
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NOTICES.
A c RADGFk.
N.~uFAcrUsES ~ rag
RE RI L II X

{. BADGER
NaNUFkCTURES ~ THE
BEHN El II x,
~ And X VIE. approved Eight-keyed tlute.
lSI Broadway hsWeen Cortland ana De' sc New iors
Also manufactures Flutes Of every deser ptioo when are
la al ca,es warranted m<+ osH
~ Mercantile Library and Heading ROOM
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