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L MEDICAL COMPANION, by Dr. A. NJ MAuRiuEAr,
Professor ot Dsessts OF Woman 81 edition, lSmc, PIP 2
prico ~. $4,000 coJiss saf ia Mree nloths,
The great demand ,r this n,osl important work. fof
which thousands sol) has compelled the issue III
ter edition u is intended especially Tor the married. as II
rlos.s important secrets which should DC known tl
particularly Here every i.mal. Jscu, the caust Il.
symptoms and the most efficient remedies and most GER
tain mode Of cure, in every complaint 10 which her Is
subject.
Ills an important question TO the married why II Is that
we behold many married females sckly. deblated aud
prosritd alsU the and whether they siIsc.
tible Of remedy They will here fnd the important maj
lers connected with discoveries IN medic and ply svlo.i.
cal science, which meet this question
This work Is destined TO he In the hands OF every wife
and mother who has regard for her health aud well
fare, as well as thai other husband
The revelations contained ia lis pages have ALREADY
proved blessing TO thousands.
To those yet unmarried, but contemplating marriage or
perhaps h.stng TO the proprey Of mourning The re-
probabilities attendant upon IL the importance OF being
Of the revelations contained In these pages III
maeiy involving their future happiness cannot be are.
cj,ed Fs = n
Copies ioia be sent By mai. free Of postose.
On the receipt Of one dollar, the Married Womaus pr;
Medical Companion viii he OF postage TO
any part Of the United Satss All letters must addressed
(poa PAID TO Or. A. NJ Manrcsau, Box 1924, New York
city. Publishing Office, No i2s LIBERTY ST, New York
For sale by the following AgenG:
ZEiBER 4 co, philadelphia, WIN TAYLOR, 4 co,
Ianmore. 47a &
sair Agent for Warrington, D. C., .
& W. ADAM,
(. . doors from l.2 street
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RAILWAYS CHINESE MEDIcATED


pATEoNlIED by thousands ni ndiSinals throughout ,e
Tinted states ant tanadas, Eivine the faiiering
s1i5iaruon 10 all WHO have uted H. thengg have tro
dert " u. myfierioua eGects and many them have ~,
dsavore TO discover the secret Of Tvs wonderful combna
lion IL eicarsus bs nht extracts which render 4, "a
speedy and rfcacinns ia No removal ~ Pimles ,rhfy
Pasiues, Trittr Ermng, by gle dark -alio,s
yellow amt unhealthy sims, son! smooth fair prs and
healthy somplesons. For The 81 Chapped Ts.qb
Rongh Grdeled amt Disc"iored SKIN, Sah HteiD Jipg
Morn, Eryaip,ios. &1Try, and Ssrs Head, RAILWAYS
CHINESE MEpiChtED SOAP may truly be ealltd an H.
tsnstt- treasure. Escrescenesa 81 The cncle sssd
i remas ed aud cured scuar vess,s nrt instantly
seanssa q az mpes--he hands neck, and face pressnt
beautiful, clean, awzs, and healthy appearance
for ShGF2ig, Esi'emen will find this Soap great assi.
leraitmr y pr0nres rich. creamy laher, sonens the
pssn ana reafera tie skin smooth and pabe Ebr Ci,as-
~ 1ts Railways soap IL SpeTofis paste powder IL
makes me teeth white aud beautiful EeeteEs breath
ap protects the gums fu rrrf As general Toilet S,,
vs. superior 10 French ami English Soaps entirely ires
rom Irritating ingredenisi purely bnsamie and footi
Ing 10 ihr skin.
Zach cake 10 be Esnhlne mus be signed r. a. Railway
eis J. d N. O. EaDwAN, z cnurtlsndi ~. n. v.
Sold ia Washington city by j. r. tsllan and w. Delaney
sold ID Gengyeiown, by o. NJ. Linticuta.
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SCHEDULE:
Lceting Spears Wharf Baltimore daily except SUNDAYS
at r. NJ. by the well known route, via Chesapeake BAY.
City Point peisTsntg, Weldon Wilmington 10 Charles.
comfortable ami safe suambo1is, with their experience
captains and GEORGIA, Captain Cannon, or
HERALD, Captain Russell, o. JENEsS, Captain sutton
This Line has been running for upwards twenty yea M
without loss of life or property Tine boats built expressly
ug This route. Arriving in Norfolk after cnmihrlable
nights sleep, next morning. II o'clock, A. NJ Theme mp
ihe James RIVER. With lis neaniiiu scenery, IN da s.hi, HI
The s.anbaat CURTIS PECK, Captain Davis or ALICE
beautiful iron steamboat MOUNT VERNON, Captain How
time in advance NJ Petersburg of the trea H. Mail
Line, with the passengers leaving Ba1iimore time
Washington City morning, where this Great L. s Malt
Line lake their start from ter, by decoivg lie public with
their advertisement Of II hours ahead any OH,
Line, Tue Hay Line gives The traveller leasI SIX hours
rest ~ Petersburg 10 encounter the night travel 10 Whining.
~ g. The Passengers that leave Baltimore y
the BAY Line ainasanIte at Pptt burs will those
Baltimore evening" and Washington next morning
ia the Great u $ AlaD al Petersburg Therefore arrive Al
Charleston all together
Also connecting with the Sea Boarl atd Roanoke Rail!
road 10 Garysyile and Frkinthence ~ The steamer
FOX Edeuten, Plymouth, Sewberf, and Washington n
u. Returning with siIne connection. !.
Returning leaves Norfolk 3a, Portsmouth at O'clock
p. NJ. daily, except sunday, arriving IN Baltimore IN
TIME Tor the several routes going morrill, Last South alp
West.
N''" '' El ss c & s''' e ~ 10
g :" :" Franklin. d
g. g :" Richmond or Petersburg, Va, Il
y Z" . t!aston or Weldon, n. e., o.
.. . I" Through to Charleston, y. G., II
Meals on toiri Bay and James River Boats, Included,
thereby saving 10 each passenger by this route ST. 90
Tray tllers by te above route Will please be directed by
Soliciting Agent in the Cars and by the Porter in the
Depot yard e. Norfolk Line labelled his lat) who viii
direct You and Your baggage 10 HE boat!
Baltimore, Octner Sth, 1917
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PLUME NATIONAL pAouERRIAN CALLERy

PLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN GALLERY,
Concert Hail. Penn. Artnife, near Broirn's Hotel
Inn Proprleors Of the above celebrated esah'hment
i happy The public, that by The aid ri
sky Top light they taking Pictures which they
confidently believe have never hetn equaled succ The dis
coyery Of the ar by pognerre. st
Among tr many advantages tls light poFsessAs over al
Others r the great facility by which GROUPS from two 10
twenty taksn each kehess In the group being eqsuy
clear and snrt This Ia degree 81 perfection IN taking
groups never attained by the usual mode
This light is peculiarly adapted for taking children
of any age only second being required for setting
This Gallery contains the argss collections in tie world
OF distinguished men, taken from life, tgt.#
ADMITTANcE FREE.
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NEW YORK HOTEL,


J. u. MONNUI PRorgIBfoR
'rIiis toTE silne in the upper AMI fashionable part
Oh brouway, has been enlarged as now TO b. iiie
mest extensive HAT exists
The convenience, beauty and silurty Of It's position
have herr uicre ra,irtd Its accommodations pnop
olztd BY permanent stus OF The city as 10 tSclUe ile
travelling public from participation IN ls comforts
Extensive additiolis have been nult, however, with \
view to SIT ul,at Tor transient visitors SUITS al rdrurs AMI
bedrooms, 10 be rttautd III all SEASONS ioI uleui
Families ron, affair Will fluid HE choicest nccommo'
,auus oiLhis Hotel constantly set apart Tor ttni, Dnl
every attention WIN be paid 10 ttlt i as attractive 20 The
transient visitor AZ has proved ~ ose Mlo, residing ~
the vicinity ui MN York have constantly, since It's upt
ing hoInrtd II with their selection, combining all The
lA,ni,s ul tfe h'st Eniottau hotels with The advanos's
ri lis lpcutiuiI H.+
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Gentlemen's Fall and Winter Wear
WIN. II. JENNINS a. CO.,

=
DRArsRs Asp TAItons importers Of Cloths, CassimeTts
vesngs, Fancy Dress Articles, Ac III Broadway, Anne.
new aud fashionable goods for Fall aud Winner wear Sc.
tctrd with view to rum, ring their stuck rich Ia quail
fSR yaIi s ou 81 ey brown olive
green milled cloths; various shades Beaver do; drab and
blue p so hssss caaa ry do d6 blue aud
WINTER fRocKs slcK,s, ye.-neaver and mille.l
DREsS ISD fR aeS eo rs Ms Hue, black olive
brown, green and Adelaide Cloths Of hoy's, simoniis
NEUSINEss AND IRA TELLING coIrs-plaai
ca.s,n M.,, WEEDS a, a nd Other gooa
< PiNTILoONS--F English, German and Anne.
with reference to the various OF pa
in tane to which such attention has bre dirsciel
FESTS.--Black silks and sains fancy do woolen and
velvet plals, figured Mernos. white and bun Cashmere
and Msrselles rich SILK and sitina for a and Paroles
ARhYAVD Navy Experience enables Nc to l,rnla,
always hand the material neeesaary % he dfersn
FIRST QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS
Equal 10 the best custom work
OyERCoaTS' BROWN olive, green, black, and blue
proved styles Sacks including blne black brown drab
Mohair drab and blue PILOT olive brown Twerds &r
Yonhs and Boys oyercoais Winter Frocks, Sacks
hhie Cloths plaid Casseres rweels &c Dress and Frork
CoaisA large assortment In various coors and fabrics
Cloaks Blue and Hack Clo full and three quarter cir
ces, Panlaloons-Back, blue, Mixed and fancy Csss.
meref; plain and ribbed vsyeieeua for riding, linz
&c, vestings Black Silk Satin Bombazne, and Csss.
mere; fancy SILK Satin, and Valencia; Rgn.red aud plain
wool Velvet black and figured silk do. Dressing Gowns
lie hines, Mrrno and figured Muslin, Ia great variety
Hunting Coats, IN various styles. t5ot
,F1NcYDREsSAR7Ic Taslioni, Jenny Lind
Mazurks and other styles fancy Crayais; English French
and Italian black Silt Crayats AMI nrtum quality
bark satin crayats; superior black silk and SiIn sra
newest style fancy do; Merih0 Starts Ahles for irnve
ling, &r; twilled and plain English, French, and India
Pocket handkerchief Gloves Chaan's and najons
black, white, am. coored kid also Merno limkakn, lined
Drrlin Linen, Cotton &c SusJ'tnderz All the various
styles and qualities. Indsr,tss and Dlawers -AIerno
SILK, and Bncsskin, Wool and Cotton Flannel Half Hose
White and Mixed Merino, and Coon various grades Shirts
Bosnms and Collars. Umbrellas, SILK, and Cotton.
PIEGE fOODS--Cl0hs CaGainrres, Vesiings Sc,
extensive assortment he found In the country
which will he sold by Tie piece yard, low prices
they can be bonghr, with tie obvious advantage of p-lec
ton from what can be relied upon the fashionable
goods
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TIT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in

TT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded IN in
I'LL. venting Compound Of such delightful
to render the hardest and toughest skin soft,
fair and delicotely white.
Ladies Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Cen
temen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing,
Rowing, &C., or any Amusement or exertion preju-
dicnl to the hands, will find The improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasngy ecacious in removing all hardness. stain,
redress, and all other cutaneous Disagreement pre-
venting and rendering the skin so fair, and pHable.
From the nice combination Of Balsamic ingredi.
ents introduced into the composition, they form .
fine Creamy Iather, with the hardest OF Sea Water,
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Battle. They produce the most softsning and re.
fresliing sensation, and will be found an excslle
substitute for the Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains
Ship, Merchants, and oil who trade with foreign
connlrieH they win retain their virtue in anycl.
mate. For salo by CHAS. ST0TT.
z. Drug. & Apofh,, corner Of III q Pa. av.
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Books! Books I! Books!!!

TIVE .ubye fiber haH aided immensely hs already
l. mammoth stock Of Lite His late acquisitions
from me trade sslss Of Boston. New York and Phlade
Ihia together I,h fifteen 81 the finest per the
GaicA iron, Liverpool, aud twenty ditto per the Itun
dss from London which win be Immediately marked and
etpeged t1r sale give undobted air OF richness yarie
" rarity afd a stock hitherto unapproaehei
tina continent All literary men. lovers n books and
uraSts 10 mental inseSfrafon, soeed 10 rnnie and
,Joy me Tue enFi Of reason and the now 81 rotil ~
Every tnUcr on which the wit az man has bten expended
Or brains mrass may be found here The reconcile
emahesn and The crazy founder 81 new systems Of Theo
toey ~ earh ~ is proper Mich Those given IN keeio.
NANCY AR"vsg, Alchemy Sorcery mud wifrhcgaf viii
e highly amused whilst the belle ettre scholar can selec
rom io"p HrAn Volumes, The Very cream aud chef
Gouvres OF modern English literature The be 4 reatre.
on every profession and Science, from the honest
farmer 70 The enthusiastic soldier. In syery = .,dng
Vnee the beat bcoka ara here embraced and sct
Of elementary professional lIsss "A the department
every kind hs stock y IN - aud school books 81
All etrangers 10 pay ~ The subscriber invites
in purchasing - visit before they rave the city.
ney, Iisr- ia him they save onehalf Of their mo.
Ssns-- ,rneu literary characters and book collectors
ly living on lines Of railroad or steamboat rvntes,
,s,l 10 well 10 nut change Of linen Ia Their yalse. and
eou,s NJ once 10 i6 srst allowed by al
~ lie moral centre the intellectual world" Books sell
ny M half price literary appliances and conr sniecos Of
,y,ry Mud gratis as well best Spanish cigars and other
llyy.psslt,.I n, psrr JOHN DOYLE,
~ Ihrap Apeisnt and Modern Bookseller,
IiG Nassau street, New York
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EpILEpsY On FALLING s1ck MESS.

IN all symptoms Of frequent pain in the Head dimnes Of
" Sight noise IN the disturbed sleep, with ag tai
ing dreams, PILPITA1ION, ELATUEENCY, and
yfEAKNESS, DR.. SWEETSER'S PANACEA should be
Immediately commenced with and perservered In, until
every symptom ceases The above the premonilory
symptoms OF Epilepsy, and denote very foul state Of
by the this Panacea will at all times nse the body
against any Of these deagreeable symptoms Many per-
SONG suppose that Il Is seess TO take medicine unless we
are so Ill be unable 10 attend to daily avocaons
therein lies their We do not insure our houses and
goods when they fire. OF with the expectation thai
they will burn upj hut on the wife precep Of guard
Ing against accident 50 FIVE purity our blood when WELL
we insure bodies against attacks Of sickness, with
the exact expectation OF being sick but he always pre-
pered against It's attacks For sale AZ all The Druggists
J. II. CALEAN,
corner OF + and eth streets.
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TO INVENTORS AND pArENrEEs.
AGENCY roR OBTAINING r.tFIsrs ron Nkw iNNEN-
TIONs Al MAanlNurON.

AGENCY ros OBTAINING r.tFTNrs ron Nkw iNNiN-
TioSs Al WASHINGTON
NJ r. ELLIOT, formerly Of Tic facni oliec, informs
his former clients anu others, lliai HE Oict n,a5 SIN
be found the wh'tr u has been locatld I
the last thirty years divtcny opposite tie rstent Once
iir II prepared execute with hs accustomed accuracy
and pfompness any business IN The linz nj his prof. ssiu
sich furnishing Information respecting tho originality
and pstcntphiy nfinrgntos preparing papers and draw
inss ior applications for psitDis, caveats, &c
To those unaelantrd with him. he refers 10 the iOow
ing testimonial 90 the Hon, Henry l., Ellsworth late Gem
missioner Of Patents
Patent ulice, Evb Is, iSi2
Mt William r. Ept, who ts BEEN ormt rly emplo, 81
la In Patent OicI Draughisnan, Ac. having rs,pb
lshtd Patent Agency Ia the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure In Recommending him as gentleman, mof'
Thy o confidence. aud beng particularly qualified 10
lake targe al any busntss requiring knowledge OF n,t
chemical SCIENCE the progress of the arts anti patent i'm
prey MIR. Elliot is also well acquainted win tie
practice Of this office. HENRY H. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner OF Intehts
W. J. Elliot is also HE author oi tile psu ofilie nav
Patent Ofre building.
use Letters on business 10 be postpaid, ettt
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N. q FRANKLIN PLACE, PHILADELPHIA.

Oils HART respectfully Informs his friends aid the
n,l;r NJ lorge and particularly his old patrons DELI
.srr tst his house No. 20 frankng Place, which Tor
and comfort, well as privacy AMI queBess of
ssiiou il unA,irpssssd by any public house IN rlsdel
pha Il open for h.er Accommodations Trayeliersih Ugh
IA .trs 10 lie city viii find his house desirable
osginr or temporary home they could wishwhie his
charges ranging rs cents TO day, will be found as
moderate his patrons would ask Tor the superior accom-
niodaiionE they will obtain.
Is. LUNCH daily at II A. NJ; ORDINARY for The ~.
peai accommodation OF merchants and other ousnsss
insn from TO p NJ every day, except Sind<ys FEN.
NJ "A Af ~ sS a
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

JIR JOHN WRIGHT having rrinquished all connection
nj with the Minhiop House, ii will Tor tile ilIure
der The sole management Of tie Subscriber and The house
ID opened Hotel for the travelling public as well
a home for more permanent boarders.
The situation Of the House directly in front OF Boston
Common, spactog and airy rooms, and an its Internal
accommodations, render uequard by any public house
IN the city, Its attractions or The traveller and for
desiring permanent lodfngs
Every convenience as 10 apartmentr, table and alton
dance, vii be furnished at the house. which had
any hotel in the city, ia us weller ami
ior those desiring more permanent lodgings
Every convenience a. 10 apartments table and atsr
dance, viii be furnished al the house. which be had
any hotel boarding house in the ciy and
viii devote himself tie comfort u all who may favor him
with their patronage, 't
Parties travelling with their families and with ladiep
viii find The winthrop House especially adapted iser
convenience
The patronage Of the travelling public and Of permanent
aara,rs, Ia respectfully solicited
WILLIAM II SP0ONER
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THE proprietor ofthe Rough and Ready House, Lou.
isana avenue. Washington, near che City HAIL. respect
fully informs hs friends and the public that lie has con
nertei with his establishment excellent TENPIS Al
LEY with halls equal 10 any In the city, in which hey may
AZ all Times snuss themselves without any charge wbarv
,r, aud he viii be happy have their company even
these isrtns N
The Bar viii he found eon.tlnily supplied with III. hes
JOCK DOUGLAS.
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.va.hlng.on Unlvers,ty Of Baltimore.

.
nj EDICA DEPARTMENT.. Session Of 1917 and isla.
Prof J. C. S MoSRpn NJ d. Theory and Practice Of aisdi
cine
Prof T. FOREMAN, NJ D., Chemstry
Prof MmIIka r. WILSON, W. D., Therapeutics and Mate
ria Metica.
Prof WILLIAM T. LEONARD, NJ. D., Anatomy
WILLIAM H. SrosTT NJ. d. Professor Of Ubstsriss, Dis
ri Wnmen ami Children, and Medical Jtrispr'i
ienre.
Prof Gs6RoE McCooK, VI d., Surgery.
In WAKEaAl. BRrARig, Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Tue annual rJnae Of Lectures will commence on Mon
DAY, eth Of October next, and continue foir months
Tie College has greatly enlarged lis capabilities i'm
parting Medical inairnron The Hospital Department
der control OF resident member Of the Faruty, has
heen fp with catea Of disease A Museum Of Aaiou,i.
and other preparations has been esabshed and many
important a,iunns 10 the 0bstetrca Department have
rresiyad Paris. The or the resident SUI
drs comfortable and economical, aud viii
prove greatly advantageous 10 such al wish pursue
issiiu'is am. nIiinierfultt,i clhrse oi study.
Fees for hs Secession.
Marie Alltion ticket t5.,.a-s Z SIS
froisEllr'e t,cket, sarh H. ea
pennnsirilinr's tirkti H. ~
Diploma ~
T.. FOREMAN, IJeaa.s
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New Carpet Warehouse.

DALLARn& PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand 80
long occupied by Them. the large and coniolous Ware.
house, recently erected on the north side al
BROOAfFIELD STREET,
a short distance from Washington street, where they offer
Tor sale an extensive Of English and American
Carpetngs Of ali quaIiies do do Stair Carpetings Hearth
Vugs Doc kings; Straw Matngs, &c. &c.
Asu, English and American Painted Floor Cloths, cf all
lime +.
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NE " PAPER H.4NGING S,
/. AND WINDOW SHADES.

NT1CHOIAsP PIKE & Co, No. ia Pearl street,
IN Importers and Manufacturers, have just opened
a very extensive supply Of every style and quality Of
American and French Paper Hangines, Borders.
Fre.board Prints, and wide Window Curtain Paper.
Shades ard fixtures for the same, which they offer
to Merchants Dealers and others at the very lowest
prices. @
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CARPETINGS,

n usDrsHu-L, Secretary.
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= Z :
ROCK, SWAN & INGLIS,

A RE constantly receiving
"A Appleton A inch brown sheeting; Carroll "A do do
Appleton % inch brown Shirting Carroll ~ inch do do
Hamilton "a brown and beaehed Sheefings
do 1874 brown and blcached ShsetnFs
DO do do Sheetnrs
DO brown, bleached. and dyed Canton Flannels
DO twiei shriing Stripes, DO and neG do red Dock'
ings a4af aHat
do Series, Cotton Rlsnketngp, &c.
DO Prints, new and desirable ttyiee r --rif
S,Inolk brown, bearhed and blue DrllinFs ~
Also, great variety Of Plaid Linseys CloaklDg., Cot.
toBasler Apron Chscks Cngiaus, &c &c,whtc they o.
fer Tor sale at No. 81 Pine street
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" q Z : E I'D Lot A N ID FAMILY
GAltltHALL FOR SALE. N

a. THE subscnb,r ofrrs his TWO STORY FRAME
}4I Hot 81 aud LDT The south side II MARI laud
Avenue between a. aud Still STREETS, for sale ebp aid IN
accommodating terms liz thinks IL unnecessary IL give
here description Of The proWry, ilose who Wish
purlas. can call and tXamlliu Tor themselves.
: ALSO, FINE FAanLN cAnRyALI- ~ liic style The
trimmings ARE neat ail In TASTE, These who wish 10 pr.
chase will n this bargain Il can b. seen by calling
The stihs,ribfr, CALEB EAHNIIOI 81.
jan Mdrs land Ave, sou,h side, bslweenI. & sis
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,

CORNER or FULTON AND rgApL srRKersD
TILE PROPRIETOR Of This liul desir,s to return his
thanks 10 his friends and HE travelling portion pi The
community generally mr The iaSors which they have be-
slowed upon him since lie opened his cstahlslinn and 10
ttm llat lie viii spare exertios 10 render his
house worthy % the patronage Vi which c has ALREADY r.
IT. JOHNSON.
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TnE BEST UMBRELLAS ~ A,lERlcA.

Isaac SMITH a co, would inform The public, and par.
rsrly their customers whom they lave bSth unable TO
supply lime past, that they art now Obey ,hD
able fulfil any opier their Str GiashdM C96rtSr
W, u known as smiths Super Umbrellas"
Tile, also hand cvtry yaret, OF Cotton ami Cling
h Umbrellas ch they viii sell low lor cus credit
ISAAC SMITH 4 Co, Wholesale Manufacturers,
NJ. 80 Pearl street, New York.
No - Milk street Boston, Mass.
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HWKING q SON,
PATENT CHAIR MAKERS.
4a6 BROADWAY.

da6 BROADWAY.
DIvoT REVOLVING CHAIRS, Resnmbent Revolving
Chairs Selfsctng Extension Recumbent Chairs Dentist
csairr Improved Invalid Wheel Chars, Branch Reading
and Writing Desks every variety of Mechanical Chairs
for comfort and convenience.
Also by permission manufacturers OF Major Series L.
8 A. Travelling Invalid Chair
Fashionable Cabinet Furniture made TO order
NJ W. KING, I >.,,,,y,-L
w H. HALLECK, ~" wa