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REMARKABLE CURES.


49,, W.sslseros BERKSHIRE Co. Mas Sss % 1877.
ws..-. Wyarr : KErcHsH--fSeat' For thirty years
have been s4cfsd viii Fies srnsfs deeiliy ard n
s.rstn csasins tuu0Is snd pfolspsis Of The bowels,
I'D xbrh had resisted 81 the medical treatment Dr..
Chapman .nd others could Eiy- lfe at three Jesrs q
tLsttuIe NJ suffering, defy DESCRIPTION ~A- confined
% ID unable hep myself and a sst ziven up By my
physeisus snd friends IN despair Of ever gaming ~
Lam: u fact FOR tims before commenced usng Dr..
Irhsm's Electusry ! entirely rpeecnles-- aud ny
brria eothe. made. But underte oenencent fer-
80. 81 Pro.iserce ani the uss Of D. Uphams ElectusTv
hush sn old aa have the pleasure o. stating The isct
o HI. public that my health snow good and hope 10 i've
many veals II Il God xii. % make known the virfr-s
OF Dr. Upham E-ctusry sd 10 recorlmer I'd 70 20 NY A.
actsd f- w creatures T. helped me beyona TIE eNPec
tsfious o. al that ny case AMI csn only sey %
others that % Il 10 my opinion the best medicine IN th-
world Tor Piles sny other dreai- Of the bowels and
b.y vii Use 10 according 70 the directions. viii myself
warrant cure Ia every case
Youfs with the utmost expression On ihanhiu.nsss
CORNELIUS SPUR.
Fc7sMo~r Berk Co. Mas Nov. -, 1871.
The above cert cafe te simple and truthili story OF
.uferns aud relief which physician ard wipes. IN
the Case cne-r'slly endorse Dr. CHATHAM
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49, sFrEsiNOJN i,NA, Dsssl tor
d. sFOR kEN PONT pa MIdaI...o,s

gr<.S l. EyR itn-DN.-The rev al1 splel.
f.-i :. y Jid steamer HUDSON Capt WIN. H. Mel.
- eu will leave peS loot 81 .e~iar-sL fcrsh
River every Monday ard friday Al y. h-syerY Wed.
ncsdsy p n. Thi, boat Ia chartered Tor excur.
alar, every Monday. W.lnasaAg and trdAY lYnM
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DEADY-MADE GARIENTs.-we 4
1ams Of News j ork-BY AUTHORITY.

lFvery Law unless different tne shall be presented
hsrejn .ial commence and lake effect throughout the
state on and not before the twentieth day aer the day
Of FINAL passage certified BY the secretary OF
Sec H. title T. chep. 7. pert I, Revised statutes
Every Law published by him, lthe state frntefI
nav be resd in evidence from the paper IN which Il fnE
be Contained in ali oi justice IN this state and 10
all proceedings before any officer body or board, in which
shall be thought necessary 70 refer thereto Enfi three
months after the close Of the session IN Whcn ~
lsw-sec g. title !, chap g. part ], Revised Statutes
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CLOTHING.
IMPORTANT IF TRUE.

WIN T. JENNINGS CO Dispen and Tsilo-s. 81
w Broad gay, American Hotel, with view TO closing
up affairs of the present copsrneshp which expires
the first Of February next and the enlargement on
their store 70 meet the Of extensive PATRONAGE
ing overcosis cloaks, dress and ock coz<, psnaoons
vests dressing youths and boys overcoeis 'ca'
cfsysts handkerchief gloves suspenders &C At redue-
ton Of Is which will be ind ucement 70 thos
wanting outfit for the Winter the truth Of which Will
BE- evDced by an Inspection Of the stock article OF
xvhsch Ill ~ u .nd ro rse..1o.nt M I'D d2i II
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MEDICINES.
,,uTrILIGENr PHYSICIANS

ARR now from uns0ubted evidence N es-~' CT ~
4 PILES,
,o,pdi,y Of the bowels eoE.fpsion nver com u
e,fr.Ios Of the stomach. bowels konets sn1
go 49, 10 The heat chronic dysentery and All IN
s.torv si.-ase. Of the bowels and stomach are max
ior uss II ani prescribing -,-c-r.,v
pR UPHAMS VEGETABLE ELEC ! an =
- - -. medicine ever discovered, entirely ves-ta-
- "a superior - suy other cahAftie Or PsJsie and
s.p.ririy Tor thos@ subject = Pies /. ,-.
THOUSANDS WILL TESTIFY.
t,., t,f.rp.I remedy and may Be used Ia al Eases
.,s.r All crcuustsuees with perfect safetysud full
Of pernsn-nt cure o. Piles. either bsedisg
=, hiins external or "a ernsL
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THE PAUPER's CURSE.
~ y. >. 'oTrxnsoS.


~. Winter night In a marble porch
A starving Woman stood, .
xx,hijs 6icksred and Jared the fireman D'0"
A. il swung in the tempest rude. A,~.r.5
while the traveller wrapp d in his wooens' 'n''e''N
A. he faced the frozen snow, ;rsrsd
This starving woman moaned ana qu'
The generalization OF Woe
rhroush her long worn dress her arms were seen
Like the skeleton arms OF DEAN
rbsv were purple with cold and skinny, and lean,
And over them Oft her breath
ahs fesbly poured for the piercing frost
Was pricking the blue Hesh sore
And anon she woold gaze, in astonishment lost,
AZ the silve that shone on the door.
And she listened oft to the revery
That riosed loud within.
And grimy smiled Ger the devilry
Ia the mansion of gold and sin
Then her thin lips parted, and broken and low
Came words of q fearful mood
They parted TO curse for ye well might know
They seldom parted for food.
They parted to curse oh, Jrsus pardon
That hungry and desperate woman
Thou knowest the weight Of the poCr ones burden
For Thy suferngs once were human
They parted TO curse o. ilstarred mortal,
Wsrm-boosed in your gorgeous palace.
Hark 70 the terrible voice ia your portal,
And hide from the beldame's malice
Freezing starvingl while within
Food is piled and fire il glo wing.
Aith is making joyful din,
And the ruby wine is flowing;
Freezing starving AZ the door.
While they riot In profusion,
Should | dare crumb implOre
They would spurn me for intrusion
Freezing starving Con Of Heaven,
Man forgot me long ago;
From his hsunts with jeerings driven
Forth went to dwell with Woe
Freezinel ataryingi Heavenly Father
IL there retreat for me
Where no bowling tempests gather
Am too forgot by Thee
No The Paupers Grave is yawnng.-
lis a chill and peaceful home
Ere the morning light is ia wning
l will curse the world and come
When, upon this cold stone lying
With my snow-shroud curling DER me,
Dives shall see me calmly dying
He shalt pray to pass before me
Freezing starvingl Cons red anger
Fall upon you, purse-proud slave
Nay my weak and corpse like finger
Point you 10 restless grave
From your wine o erfowing glasses
Where your eye delighted stood
When my gbastly image passes.
You shall qaaif paupers blood
Falhsg dying Limbs, ye fail mel
Wat and Woe have done their worst
Who shall mis- me : Sbo bewsil ne
None, Of all the accur-t
Glad ban and leave the Earth
JovfoIy say farewell
Certain Of happier birth -
Worse than khss were worse than He'll
She fell on toe marble, one struggle and all
With the paupcr on Earth was ended
The Storm King above her wove lightly bis pail
And her dirgs from the oind harp ascended.
But the corses she called ia foil vengeance were
On the miser. who ieasted 60 near; hurled
Ghost-hsunted and thieflike be stole through the
And his death was picture Of fear. world,
Odd Fellows OfsTug
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TIFF CRANTHAN
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,

THE GRANrHAM VEGETABLE COUOH SYRUP,
NOR THE CURE OF COUGHS colds, asthma, whosp-
ing cough. Group aud incpient cousum pton and N
uudoubied efficacy prevention ana Of chronic
bronchitis sGc al pulmonary complaints.
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AN ACT to provide officers to attend the court Of appeals

AN ACT to provide officers TO attend the court Of Appeals
and the supreme court.
Passed Dec. 10. I347. "Thrse.tfihs being present
TIE Peopie of the State Of N York. yepresenfd N Sen
ate and Assen.Jiy, do enaof as loiiozos
Section The seventh section Of the third title oi the
81 chapter Of the third part Of the revised statutes as
amended BY the thirty fifth section Of chapter three hun
drsd and twenty Of the laws Of 1880 hereby amended 80
% TO read a. follows
sppea Of ths supreme court shall be held sh. De
fore the Of such term summon two con
stables 10 attend the The cOnsibes 30 SUI oned
.ha attend the court Keep the courtroom IN order and
act a. cie Of the during its sitting and the com
pensstion allowed by law for such attendance on every
day hen the conrt shall actually si, shall be pad out o.
the tessury of this State but allowance shall be made
such consabes for serving crers In ADDITION 70 me
per diem compensation allowed them By law for ouch
ate m The expense 70. ine for such courts VINE
s'tug any county shall be audited allowed ano psa bJ
IN, board VI SUPERVISE 81 such other county
expenses are; and no allowance shall be made TO any
sheriff Tor attending any such court
z 2 This act shall take effect Immediately.
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UNITED STATES NAVY OFFICE.
- = - ..---.s

CERTIFlCAIE OF CARL MCLEAN. -
RsHwiY. Dec !, l2f.
have been afflicted for years with the Piles and have
tried without snything Ike permanent benefit almost
everythrk sssuminz the name OF remedy. naf. a.
natter u course os al confidence IN medicine Under
III, feeling was iuducsd-not without reluctance con-
f.ss-to phsm's Esctusy and having lsed u ioI
about three weeks according TO the directions JAG down
fnd 70 ny utter surprise a. vel az satisfaction, ihst
e-erv SYMPTOM Of III. se.se has eit ne. think 70 due
ake 10 d. Upham and myself to make ihi' statement.
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VI VIII r. -tIAf
SAMUEL CHARLTON.


Netsrs WAR 81 KErCHAu: Gcu;l au constrained
10 give you statement o. tie beuen have derived rom
using Dr. Iphsms Eeciuay. lI case o. pil-s. t.hcyrg
BY &c doing shall render benefit % those who ere sn
ferug from that fr0lb disease reduce Tor
several years ~ the piles much that t was with srfA
difficulty for ne 10 walk or 90 end % my hglness. also
suffered from other dsea.es which extreme toub e.
some and which an pleased 10 say. two boxes n the
Eectuary entirely ed and ihst my hea th q better
now than has been i0r many yesrs Il las done and
ny FAM since Cd and wi iess rensr than ai
the physicians 20 whom have applied, medicine that
rave us.f remain still ia perfect hesfh. oteci-
est ssryaut NELSON NEWTON.
Snrtnr.af rorugr Kauyfck
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ANOTHER REMARKBLE CURE OF PILES.

DEAK SIR la reply 70 yours 70 whether have been
benefited by the OF Dr.. Uphams tlectuary Tor the
cure Of the Piles, would inform you ] was severely
troubled ysars ith the worst kind, AID was i1r
some time unable aie0d 10 business At all During tho
time tiled every variety Of the nostrlms which ere ad-
vertised cure, and after giving them al iair
chance applied % my regular phyficar7, without re-
ceivng any benefit from either Dufn- very severe and
painful attack heard and sent for Dr. tTham no pre-
scrbed his Electuary. and IN lees an week was sne
20 down business ard In very short time, by
of his medicine entirely free ara have not
been troubled which IA about year $40 have no
hesitation IN strongly recommending the medicine Of DR..
pham and take pleasure no trinz testimony 70 its ell
cacy. Yours. respectfully. -- 49, -
GEO. n. HUfCHINs ~ Wzter-sf
Nev-York No-. r. l5iT.
For farther evidence ard cone usiye testimony see pam
phlefs 10 be had or agents. gretis
NoTIcE-The genuine pham's Els,tuaTy has his writ
ten signature. thus t. g. Uphan, VI D. The hand 10
also don ewith pen. Price - box.
sold wholesale and retail. ~ WYATT L KETCHAM,
l2l Fulton-.ti DR.. 4 UpLnl. ld Bowery y. J.; + r. 7
Williams. Newars !. ". kirr. Morrisiown; ). Wei
ier Paterson Samuel Pierce, Eizabethtown; Fountain
Homer Co Middletown Point. c. d. Deshler \. W
Brunswick and Rick-f Tientoa, } and By druggists
generally throughout thc It aad Canacss. OF omcod
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ORDER Of Rensselaer Lamb, Esq. County Judge
dot CslLsrsBgus County notice 10 hereby given ls so
attachment has issued aga nst The estate Of PERRY BAR
NUN a. n0urescru debtor, end that tne same viii be
s0t r he payment oi h. debts ru.ess BE- The said Perry
8srum appear sLd discharge such attachment accorcn
to ag within nine mooth. from he frs publication of
mis- nOre and hat Inc payment " aoy debis das 10 I'm
by residents u til. State, and The delivery 20 him for
his use q any properly wln ibis Stale bel0uglng 70
him. he transfer % any such properly by for
hidden by sw AID are vOl1.-D-ied July -, lsf7.
}. h. WEEDEN.
Ani lawsn Ag,y for Anach.ng Creditor. Ralaolph NY
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0rSSii M - tie Bsak q Ckssssr Cssssy wss rohssS
- ssssa<, s-@s-e>n Dsss0Ass Is Il H. Wss hester
hssircs< ptpot the Of Broad and Race
~ ses yhia II ms truch vHtss contsnas Upward Of
tyrN THOUSAND DOLLARS Of the Notes of this
eAAA AnssI -hish "a believed ere the following. via
Oos Of 81 go, No IA, dssee tuns n, 1854
Ne 81 dslsa Juns "a 1854
No ~. dsioS ans 81 $50
~ enderssd Pay 70 TIE order Of DrsKsl a Co Wm.
W, Jsnss sth tne letter sss ~s1ofscd OF he bee
q sesh seis Ant sons Of the following niay also be ~
6ss sieco No H. dA.A Jus. 10. 1854 with the letter
sRSorssd ca tie bach
oss q eie, NJ a. dssss Jaos -. isS4 sane letter
oss u oIgso, Ne ~, same sais
o. 81 d -, Ne ~. saies Jsas ~ isSs
fhsos eli the Notes RAM 81 IN. .s y,
Sssounina sSose thef IN sons of al.
spfsswiss nsy ~ tssisAs< IN Thea. sta.sn. Wa
o.s AZ 6eo No 81 decd y.ns IS lisa With ths lst.,
o ssSer:sd on .ns ss.A
o.s ~ k.oo n. ~ dass& > siy 3, lisa
oss x 9roc Ne r. dated JAY ), lsS<-5 stAsIs Of 500
s..A. ssss spd namh<rs spcsrtsin
10 ss;es ~ the sbovs dsnomnsnoaS vii - isssss D.
u 5ss4 spcl plates sstaIss6 Thess ssvsa
III ne sef-s 600 each eiteusssos The ollo~
iAs are sso ehsss@ bs ssnonf The bstss stolen. wa
Dee Of hi", No xaop dated Mach
On. sislso. Ne 500 ..u.a.. .a ss os "a.
o. q eioe No ssS s.ytislsst e.cs Of ssch
0ss 81 $50, Ne l9is, Asrea stsf7
Tbs Hast VIII give of g. Os SO The rseesery
o. The useesy esd Ia Preeossea ss ssy psr thsreoi
Prssi1eli q tk- ssui II SAssssr Co
DAslD IOWNsENb. Gs.hlsr
wss< cAssse, r. psssSss . iso. Ne
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sales nj the Stock Exchange. e. TvI
PAssENGERs AERIvgD

Z. big Psdra,s, from Nassau, NPCsp Hunt aud mate.
late VI bne Cocheco Joaquin Mstz and seamcn o. ship
Tennessee
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IN PURSUANCE Of a order Of me Surrogate u the
County II Newf0rk notice = hereby gwen % all per-
sons having claims against STEPHEN hANE, late Of the
City NswY0rk deceased present the with The
uehers thereof The subscribers e. the sc. Of An
drew W Morgan. NJ. 81 J0hn-st. ia the City Of New
YORK or or before the 18th day u March Dated
New-York the thIrteenth day Of Sc pt<mber. 1917.
A. ". MORGAN. Administrator.
sis iaw6m. BEULAH W KANE. Admin rstrlx
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GOODYEAR'S METALLIC RUBgER FABRICS
Inn BROADWAf.-Thom most sx tsnsiye ssscrtInent
AoV Of India Rubber Goods offered ia this city,
embracing every article manufactured s1d u quail
y heretofore uneqgssd The variety includes coats
eloaks boots shoes capes pouches. travelling bags ne &c
st vno ssss and rets a. the GOODYEAR Rubber Ware
house l9e Broadway, opposite Trinity Church,
an In bssussn Pins ana Wal vta
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NUTS. MUFFs.. ,rUFf....-wM. BROWN,
h - Ch.,n. In-st opposite Roosevelt, hss large
sortrrent OF Muse which be viii ss o~er prices than
they have ever been solt In this city He 10 hnish-
essa IN ttds nsftss slslu
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IN PURSUANCE Of An order OF lie Surrogate Of TIE
1 County Of New-York, Noticss hereby given 10 q. per-
sol1 having claims a. s1st CHARLES HILLSBURGH
ale Of The Guy " rewYOrs, decesssd present ne
same With ms vouchers hereof - the subscribers
their ocs, No. 81 ster-susei, In the Cry q New
Y0ra on or before he sth dag " January uextD sgec
New. f0rs. lie eih iay % jay, 1871.
JANE J. HILLsBuRGH, A6Hiri,trs;rir.
ia iaw6m THOMPSON PRICE. AdmirisrsLOr.
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ARCHITECTURAL.

STONF y
FTRlMBLE x CHERRY, Architects respectfully IN.
form the building public that they are now prepared
with ORIGINAL designs or store lroui private edces,
Elevations plans sections, specific atoms sc &C IN &C
cordance with the wishes Of the proprietor $50 Broad
~ om
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SUD Wl1lrsA-c 4ll F-I1II- y
PICKET 4 co.

PRINCIPAL uEPor 10. s. cArHsaiSEsr. srw-Yo1K.
Or Wy att hetchEn. l2l Fulion-st Ner-fofki slso,
by Chas H. kint l32 Broadway T. A. sands, ls3 ly~-
cry Rogers 20 cor. Spring Sullivan 90 J. F9l-
som, 10 bowery, ard p. Lyon. 40 brsn1-st and IN
5yoosyn BY Ars HAYS. l3s FBionsf ans J. Badezu,
Myrtle avenue aud Stsnton-st
y. B. None genuine without the sxuAture OF Picket
ca. on the label 40 fueod
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DIR. RALPH.


No s. GIeenWich S. New. York.
OHIO hours . TO II A. M. 6 20 y p. NJ.
dIl Inn SUNDAY invariably excepted
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RI FOR SALE farm within miles Of the City of
~ Hudson containing so acres II Il SAID - be one u
$500 The most valuable farms Columbia Couniy-tne
wood and timber s estimated 10 he worth NJ least -to
A-rlr q, IdIntfI 4 /. HAIL. nl narrllN.st.
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AUTHORIZATION NOTICI7-

5fOkPUKAIION NOiita-i uuuc ho-Icr 10 het'-
NDy 4ig-n % tie owner owners occupant or occa-
pants of all houses aud lots improved or unmprovcd nis
Effected thereby, that the follow ug 1ssesu ns have bean
pef-d BY the ASSESSOR ard lodged IN the street
Commissioner Oce for examination by all Pc sous IN
teres-d For repairing and setting curb and gutter
stones in Pearstreef, between Whitehall aud Broad
streets The limits embraced by such assessments Jude
All the several houses aud lots u ground vacant )ts,
pieces aud parcels Of land situate both sides o. Pearl
street between Whitehall and Broad streets All persons
whose Interests affected BE- fhs abovenauied
rsnts aud who opposed % the sane, or either Of
ths requested to present their object ons In wrtng
the undersigned. % tie Street Commissioners Odce,
within thirty days from the 1at. a. tits notice.
MARTIN r. THOMPSON,
o. 4 II NJ
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R.TAYLOR,s RALsAM or LIVERNORr-Tha

nR. TANLOR's BALSAM or LIVERWORF-Tne
~ only uecicne N n. world thar proves for the
snumpron Ihoussnds hsve tested this truth ksmern-
eeE ne genuine nov made ct TIE wholesale depot -
seckmsn-sl formerly SIS Rovery
As,nts-Johnsn rs. .lso a. So Broadway KIRBY. 2a
pivisiou; Mos 50 0rsai O. Vac Bashrk, Nav ara
smith sornsr Saiion h Crsnbsrry sr- Brocayn.
lev frr@ $50 FAYTnZ Ab
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NOTICE.-An application viii be made " the Legis-
.zture az ts coming sesOn, for such amendment 4
The act incorporating the New York Institute for The
Blind, will authorize tLat Institution 10 make such
rsnsemens VIII provide adult bad. parsons with the
Of earning, IN whole in part, their own ysi
hood al lawGw
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r.. u ELIZtBETHTOWN AND
ke>S3 5OAEks LILLE RAiLROAD-Rela,s
during IN, past season with heavy
II Rsil-WINTER ARRANOEMEST.-Lesve BY N Z
Railroad foot Of Corl.ndst at An and r H. Leave
BY steamboat from Pier North RIVER a. lOt O'clock IA
freight tran,) aod q o'clock p NJ
For EASrOS Niikesbarre, Mauch Chunk Pa A..
Leave BY the morning line by RAILROAD Nor ce.f. s,ol,
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A FULL ASSORTMENT OF common and fancy Skates,
"A strapped and uustfapped
sLFfcH BELLS.
fall assortment Of loose sni fancy strapd Sleigh Bells
CUTLERY.
Ivory Knives aod Forks dozens sets Of 81 pieces
al of whch will be sold low wholesale and retail by
an I'm CHARLES 8. LITTLE. 50 Fulton-st
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~ 90 two
Oct isti and one in Oct 1875 Ycsm ehs
universal testimony Of the beet physcians
Ard the high Appreciation Of the the sssscriber
6sttsr themselves that this Truss bat to be tnswn 20
ssPerrsds n practical utility s others now before thu
public The eoostruetso OF the ped each that II hss
rollins motion accommodating itself to every motica Of
the sody pefeeisy seeurinf the The oass and
comfort with which th,s fru.s worn nsAs n q siv
TESTIMONIALS
6einx ander tho necessity Of ~cssinx truss .,,s.s
the hsok pad OF ~hich led 90 nneh th.t IN,
remedy became wore thsn The disease Bens induce
TO Try hsnserords rras the rapture IL secures With
ease snd convenience 10 every pAUcuiAr may aoar,
soaid not ipdses " pat sih Nth H. unless ,cuId
procure ancthor. WILLIAM W DElO.
Ne~rsits. Ulster %. Il Y
! have used Hsnscrforas Truss on many oceA<ion,
safins The fest four years AND sced thai.
stiy VEL :. comfort excel, ~ e,ss, Ire''.. ~
Pssshs .spsis' Jua. is. iss, ''''
SD -bolsss s1t retail, BY A b D SANDS. m
=. 10 q v ssns'setsrec ~ sEELyt WAR
MN oayiofd' brcss Coea os sn-od.
TO BArrERS.-ror sale ths stoe1 .os .,,s,,. ~
a. cd ssAb hsd hs Gag and far sor. tossth-r With
tae elpeks i1s, &C of The flashing department The
sois located q the best business street. in the
e.y consequently ~t .l~sys command large share oi
ysse psfoeAte boi a III retail AID Wholesale trsde
4fri- h4ncfed rcsalA c1sf0uers who have psroais.d
80 500 iof yeAs, ~ t0abt eortin9e their patro,
- :. - proprietor intend. retire THE 10 rare
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IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-F n: Nc
IkLROf 4 co. ~ Broadway opposite toe rark rount-
ain would respectfully call attention 70 Their extensive
AID ~sseecd assortment Of ready made Ogefcoss and
oaks also Youths and Boys Clothing OF every vsrety
N color spo cloth which they selling al cosi
their object being dispose OF the stock hand before
the last OF Feorusyn order 70 make for the Spring
They are cut ard trimmed equal those rnsde
orde and east 80 per cent lover than any establish
Of the same Character sDo stsDdng 10 iAe city oS
DEADN-NADE GAR1IESTs.-We are nov sell
H irg extensive ,tock Of reedy-msde ovefcoas.
clcsks dress and frocs coats pantsloons, vests, boys
sacks dressing gowns kc with large assortment newest
style fancy dress articles comprising scars, cravas,
soves hdEs suspenoe &c a. discount Of y per cent;
from usual low prices in order to reduce stock prior
the expiration Of present copsftneTshp, FEB l. H4s
Those recurring an outfit for he Winter should examine
the sS.ortment WIN. 7. JESSISGs co.
dX q Broadway, American Hotel.
SIxTY AND EIGHTY-LINE white pearl but
ar WIN T. JENNINGS co.