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ANTHONY SLEECkkN, N1cuonscef 49,, :
VALUABLE sOTTH BkOOhIhN o. Ky IL,
,. bLEESkFR. Will sell 81 saeton on Isk hsosi
October = ls.s a. u cck st The Nercnsns e
Ne" fots 40 lots u ground. si9ated "a NE t.se.n
Wsrd OF shec city q srookyr Atlantic faeinc Deer.
Bergen and Wyetot Sta ADD rna add Sixth Pearss-i,
: ls,oush Ard Csrlu o sv-uues. viz
Seventies lots on he bloch bounded by Atlantic Paene.
F.sbnsh Turnpike and Ffa ~ith b1id,p thervos
Aso, 81 iots OF grourt The bloch bounded ~ Flat
bush avenue. Pearssll. fseine and Dean su
Also IS ios 81 ground the bloch hcuuded BY Fist
bush ard F.fh-svran and Bergen aud wyesc6 ss
Also - tote OF srouud the Nock eoarded By steush
Turnpike, Psasall Dean ard Bergen sss
Aso a. los Of ground the bloch bounded BY fsush
Turnpike Carltonavs Pearsa Bergen and Wyek, e.ts
TILE urcucsucnsble. sale peremetoty. rerms- - 30
cent -, --rs.is mortgage for Ave yesrs sU per
Maps ofths propeny b. ~A.-A..A -
DccA 1891
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ExEcuroR,s SALE

TEE INTENSIVE stocs Of Dry Goods a. Bowery
are berry offered a. immense sacrifice 10 close the
s.tst1 Of THOMAS PATrISOS Tbs SAFE 10 continue q
s-w dsys only b. oresr Of no kIee1Ic-,. oil, tls.
MANAGED Day GOODS from he brs Empire.
- cor su1z Of Assnmsck Pnns OiDsbsmsy Wooden
r aids Lrens CloIhs, ssn@s, Yaaneis, Blsns.,. Dry
Goods &c. for ssls By WILLIAM MATHEWS.
OH ~ ~ Cthtflne-st
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ARIrg JOU II ~ a il.

Passengers Arrived.
J, ,sy Msssr c- Lirerpooi-J Wright AID sl hoa~ii
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1-vr carApEsr AuD BEST

EDITiOS OFJsCK sHEPPARD, ~iia . illustrations
IL Tor 5 cents ac1 encl1 edition N MS hsli
rrciilrg EorE BY Wa. Slus~or-n. nj b. ready ca
Tuesday Tn0rrnr Ocf 3 Send In your orders esryr =
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GENERAL. NOTICES.

~ Mercantile Library Assoctation.-C .asies.
-Ausngemsafs have been mztc 10 form ne following
q ss the coming season under tie tuition Of eni1ea1
Professors
French-Jnnior and Senior..........C I PAENsSrIra
(-vrmsn-Jurior and senior. E.rErfLtE
spanish OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BaBcrLo
Italian Di CAsALl
Pepmsn,h b. p.,......................a NHstLIs.
RDok.keeoins ...,...................THosss Joscs
Commercial zuthmeu w THospsor.
Vo~sl Music WILLIAM D. CosEs
l. occuon ...s..s.s..s....s..ssssssss
= ecokfsnDy ..sssssss.ssssssssssss ( d CIRrlyper
prswisg ............................5. Il Cor.
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AUCTION SALES.
aaT-cr Chiffon, Aacrooesr

Y.
,SO VALUABLE BCILOlS6 IOrA ANp
/ VDGoNTs AND ON rHr NORTH
klvrR-COLEk Chiffon will eel saeioe &C
Tgt-sspAY he isth Of Novenssr. is<s. 81 !, celees.
,.c,, ~ ~ order of'he Coat = Con
moo Piece ire following vAosoie 20" " NC A~'A''
Ward q Ire city - Ncw-forf. W 49,. - 49,. ~.
Broad -sv or Slooaiu sdss Rosd-7 oo 90 ioe !" ~
ra- sross~.y between Fifythirt ard mr. foern 50
Ffty-hi-t al IA lots % the ncrsh~fiy aoe ceN--
Brosd~sy and EifhIh-aveoGs - "a. 49,, u.
Eshlh svense-s lots % east sSs, sstvesn Fny hir'
s1d siNy tcu rsh etc
fyfoarsh SIS lots Ard CORES The scutserly sd-
between srosd way ard Els ntsvscae
Fry third a gores and lot % ne soaso sae
THE street iccludinz the souIh -si corner OF
Tenth and Eeveutsavecoes my fourth srd f.ny rnn
sssl oes ard the hiocA so1rted ~ T-ca ano
Eiev-utn-. venues. rty-fJgrh and Pny etssts
" L Of E.eventh-ave1oe sat rhythm a-il
lo;s and sores.
Eevenlh avenue ard rsy-snA-sIsi lots and scres %
he west side Of the El-ven svssge And he rorth
A. .oash AIDE OF FNy.snhst from ne Esv-ph-a euue
70 M. Noth River. together with the nshts sn&
ols 10 frcnl Of the For h payueulss zee sav-r
rs-nent 10 the Evening Poet sgu~d ~ Ire Con
A.. Iithorr, phic mare will ~ ready 10 f-v davs
~ orce 81 the Auctcueer. eWalst
!SsS .t4 :statfftsSs5irsor e'rr'"''-"
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cfv.prn elns perfer PhIlorcot, ncbIs. q D Fo~ e
s1,- 40 si1- Noble Yost Sn haae 81 Lono
n- tBr1 Co. Go ws,snzt'o, CAHp fl'a'' h''--' ~
Cy.5tfe- Hfemsn &c. MOI 81 Z sAse
Ban Fll.h s~it. hJe, NOrrens 81, ~. rs... A..
Yrss si-ph-n Youfg, Cry, Cffe - soc -
fRg.-, Xoi prer-1. Cunningham Otoorr h's"' o' 49,
rasn 81 Jona, ~, 11cssr. La1ns y n "a 49,.
schrs SEN Jaess-r. Buetr,n w nr.g'oh ~ - q
~ .rr ssrors; C0nsliBl Milton Chsfeson iaao n OF
d-t Dlrrilc "a River.
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e" Professor Barry'- TricopieroGs or
Medicated Compound-Fof The preservation sad
Improvement Of The hair and the curs Of external irs4n
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DY r ALLEN, Ia 80 TIE Of -1sa1ufl.ly prepared
- boex 5ellx prs-iiesl cause OF sole, f4sn1res
tr,1ilg &c wsl adapted 70 every sscor o. or ccrb-
~ 90 70 trsas " 81 great sisp-s u he Laief
safes 10 corfslEs 80 page, ard - e.rstsc - more
.tsr 10 e1g4Evlrgs- Rnes o. {. u SAATOS,
o.0sis Publisher, ~ f4lcc-st
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anaken. &c.
FOREIGN ports,

oasAs D. ioa - -. 81 BAR. Enay. Of iUn's'A vs. A'a
touai Ees;~sfd.
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~ Fifth Senatorial Ccnvention.-A, NEE

lux Of ihis enion hold Broadway Hou.s n FRI
Az evening October H. Mf JAMES w. bEtkAAN
unanimously minated az the Wing Candidate ioE
senator Tor The Fifth Senatorial Ds.riet
On noron the nominsuoc was ordered 70 be published
- all ths Wig papers.
on motion OF Mr Gregory. The hanks Of the Ccrven-
ton was given 20 The Chairman and Secretary.
Ga mouor, I'D ou med. $1,000 -
Gro. L OssosS. Secretary q nnsr pssse coov.
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lIK. DEnPSTER's LAST BALLAD ENTER.
vi rAINAENT out one, lpror 10 his departure for Ia
rol 81 viii b. given a. tha Broadwsy rsbern.ce MON
DAY EVENING. Oct p iacludng the following songs
The DARK Eye has lsf ~ :" SJnx Of lndisu wOmen
r1o.ewe Love, The RAluy Daj Toe Imprisoned The
ling Child snd Angel cf Desih Nv Boy rsmm Whist
can old 90 hui oe On p0nrth csuld .ld festless
| lovet "A ghlsnd Msry; Mary In Heaven Du can Gray
sod h. popular eanas, The May Queen, Ia three psus
T,r.ei. cent?. 10 commence al o'clock go .ia
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vi MENr Chne.e Assembly Rooms Sixth series Of
Msgic.l Soirees-rHURsDAY, FRIDAY and SAruR
DAY, OCT 49, 10 and ~ Change OF performance IA TO-
'0wsi The Dancing Figures. Two Cansnes. lDproviss-
lods Printing, How 30 prove black IL white, Wfnns 10
t'e Exg Srsnlsh Hariecln, Enchanted Orsrgr, tying
kercr-fs fspss Lspier Cousin, Pigeon bev ched OBJ
-cs. intern.aabs botlle Neptunis Volcanic, Egyptian
Manzcerie Admission Is cents sOfa srsts 81 cents
children hsf price. Commence att. % Saturday there
will be afternoon perform snce commencing 81 O'CLOCK
ala .glas
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eight per Ct stock and the pune'us payment VI MS
dividend . guaranteed by the finished portion Of The
roa+ than watch 20 be,er security colid possibly BE-
had We rave ihu. given full detail u the a. sirs ol
this Company md che. 'ake occasion - s.lude 20
them sgsin in ~ day.
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FUTILE Aarloneer
D3CV ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNi.

THOMAS bELL AucUohrsF =
AUCTION NOTICE.-sas THIS DAY, a. iet
ho'cocs, byF II n OLDFlELD, al l6Nonh William
, near Chah- m OF nov and Sc oud hand fsrnilur-
.siing Of soss uabctcp and o,hrtsb e. chairs
stoves bedstesds SO yards tapestry and other caps
clocBf slssses kitchen utensils, Ae &c The
sale will commence IN the basement. and co1unaet up.
stairs. Every attention paid to con sigunen" s.ofssc
IN lei OF IL
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FANCY FAIR.

Tree PICTURE GALLERY and Museum Of The Fine
AVS snd Literature No. B0wery. thrown oper FREE
TO ALL with 'gll band Of music and brilliantly lighted nil
II o'clock with view 10 cuu7sle taste for the tue
arts among the working cssses OIL 6asu.'
s'HE 22D AN>CA. FAIR Of he American To-
4 sutute Will rsms.n open 20 the public III Thursday
new. At Cas- ie Garden, rom 4. NJ I'll 10 P NJ. o.
Tassd next. there = ID be R-gsus f'r preriumpsT
uculsr. IN our next advertisement olo
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MECHANICS Hall.
No. AZ Broadway, between Grand an Broome
Ogen evuy Er.g..as 1s,isg As Wesk
CHRISTY'S MINSTREL

ORGANIZED lst2.-The oldest esIshlssed Com.
Opany IN The world TIE htt 10 harmouixe negro me.
odi-. and orsinsors Of the present populN style OF
Ethiopian Entertainments whose success N this city dn
rng the THEE YEAss Is conclusive evidence OF
th-r superior merit ard altracuvencss.
Doors Opsu a, 7, Concert commences al O'Clock.
Aft-rncon Concert -very Saturday. comneno'
us al Oi uss
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not stated how the French army is to be paid,
but it is reported that Russia has agreed to lend
His Holiness 10 millions Qrancs) withou inter-
est, the principal to be paid at the rate OF half
million annually.
The American Consrl at Rome hal not resum-
ed his functions since the outrage committed upon
his flag and family by the French soldiers. The
Consul after strongly protesting against the ndig-
nifty withdrew.
Garbaldi was at Orvieti on the seventeenth of
July and levied tribute of 1000 pounds on the
inhabitants, after which he took up position in
the neighborhood OF Fieule. The people were
collecting IN different parts of the country, and
forming bands of armed men, with the design of
joining Garibaldi.
CHINA. The U. s. sloop f-war Preble had
arrived at Hong Kong on her return from Japan,
and succeeded in rescuing thirteen of the crew be-
longing to the American whaler Lagoda, togeth-
er with seamen named Mcdonald, who was
put on shore at Masmai year ago.
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with goods Clothing sells for less than in the

with goods Clothing sells for less than in the
States.
There were nifty or sixty cargoes of goods re-
naming unsold in San Francisco.
Gold continues plenty. Large quantities of it
were daily arriving. 1t was selling for $l5 per
ounce Tor specie, and taken at $40 per ounce
when received in payment for goods. Immense
quantities OF gold had been found
The merchants at San Francisco were gener
ally doing fine business. They charge 10 per
CT commission for selling and guarding the
merchandise consigned to them
On the lst of August convention was to have
been held, at which delegates were to be chosen,
70 form Territorial Government, when it is in
tended TO apply for admission into the Union.
AT the mines Lynch law was supreme When
man is caught stealing, jury is chosen, the
evidence heard, and should he be convicted, he
Is Immediately logged and driven away from the
mines.
The health of the persons working at the mines
mas been very bad. Fever and chills have pre-
vailed to great extent
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From the Nep York Tribune Of Thursday
FIFTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALL
TODOIA

Per Steamer Falcon TO Ne,c> Orleans.
Steamer Oregon at Panama 10Th half mil
lion in Dust.
PANAMA, July 20, 1910.
The steamer Oregon has arrived at this port
bringing advices from San Francisco to the I'd O
July. She brought sixty passengers and ovel
half million in specie and gold dust.
The commercial news is not very encouraging
merchandise and manufactures being drugs in
the market. The accounts from the mines are
very contradictory, but digging appears to &c
on briskly.
The country is still ubject to martial and Iynct
law.
Many vessels that lett the Atlantic cities il
January have not yet arrived.
Notwithstanding the absence of civil law, the
country remains in a perfectly tranquil state, ant
no depredations OF any attroclous character have
occurred except those committed by the volun
teers.
California geRerally is very healthy.
III. d. Cook, bearer Of dispatches from Peru
came passenger in the Falcon.
Accounts from California by letter and papers
state that Gen. Smith had taken refuge on board
ship from Mobile.
The rainy season at Chagres had set in, and
much sickness prevailed-as also at Panama.
Accounts of the i'll success in the California
mines, derived from Mexican Journals, are Who'll
ly untrue, as the reverse is the case.
AhefS WSIc fVV tmIgrdnLS at fdndma waiting
transportation.
There were about one hundred vessels lying
at San Francisco, entirely deserted by their
crews.
Sailors were very scarce, and wages were
from 300 to $500 per month Nearly every
sailor that arrives runs away to the mines and
works while, but soon returns TO San Francis
co, to take spree and spend his money.
There were no troops in San Francisco, and
none were needed.
Real estate in San Francisco is enormously
high. The Parker House rents for $95, 900 a
year; single large rooms $IS 900. Houses still
command enormous rents, and lodging is stated
10 be as high as three dollars per night, without
bed to lie on
The health Of San Francisco is good, and the
residents of the towns much more orderly and
quiet than could be anticipated. The gambling
houses are all closed on Sundays, and labor of
every kind suspended, although worth from ten
to fifteen dollars day Four Churches have
been already built, and another is daily expected
to arrive. a
The suburbs OF the city wear the appearance |
OF the "tented held" and San Francisco that of |
beleagured town, there being at least two thou. |
sand cloth tents. large and small, belonging to
companies and individuals in the vicinity Of it.
The most respectable Americans reside in the
city, and there are rarely any difficulties except
such as occasionally arise between The Immigrants
and the natives.
The market has been completely overstocked
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To the Free Democracy of NIassachnsetts.

Hzs Notice is hereby given that State Convention
of the Free Soil Party of Massachusetts will be held al
WORCESTER, on WEDNESDAY, September l2h
al 10 o'clock 10 nominate candidates for Governor and
Lieutenant Governor; andto take such other measures
as may be deemed important TO the cause 81 Freedom
The several cities and towns Of the Commonwealth
are requested choose delegates to the Convention in
the proportion of three for every representative in the
General Court TO which they are by law entitled,
The Free Soil Committees in the several cities and
towns are requested TO take all needu steps secure
full delegation to the Convention.
By order of The Free Soil Stale Central Committee,
CHARLES SUMNER, Chairman.
JOSHUA LEAvITT, pv..
MARCUS MORTON JR
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DIAMOND POINT
S E TTING MACHINE

q. u AT AUCTION.
- w. sELBY CO, will sell on WEDNESDAY,
1asnst %, at clock IN cir sales room, No 6o
l LARGE FILLETT SETTING MACHINE
which will set No l6 Wire, and any smaller, up 10
NO 80 will set angular and round wire will cut dia'
mond or square point. Also,
FOUR SMALLER MACHINES,
which will set No. 81 wire, and any size smaller will
set angular and round wire diamond square point
iae above Machne' all new, English make and
nrs rate Machines. They be examined Monday
and Tuesday, Aus 90 and 2 the Store suhscr>
ber s. w. SEIRY 1uctr
Worcester, Aug. 10, le49.
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"THE EDINBURGH REVIEW for July. American
edition" We have received rom E N Tucker, fhe
Worcester agent, the last number Of this far>amed
view. It sustans the high reputation, which the work
has had for the last twenty years Among the
interesting review of Macaulays History of Eng>
land euogistic of course) notice Of the contest be-
tween Austria and Hungary, in which the of the
latter is ably indicated; commendatory review OF
Bulwer's poem of "Kng Arthur" paper in favor Of
Free Trade; and article Shakspeares critics Eng
fish and foreign.
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mail steamer Kestrel, belonging to S. Cunard, was
totally lost on Sunday week at St Shots. on her
passage from Halifax to Newtoundand The
passengers and the mails were landed in safety.
Physicians in Halifax report several cases of
Cholera in that city yet, however, it has as
sumed a very mild FORM
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Cholera Record.

10 Buffalo, 9Th, Z cases and Is deaths.
In Rochester, 7th, 2 deaths.
In Troy, Bib, 2 deaths. -
Ia Albany, 9th. cases and deaths.
In Montreal, 9th, IA ntermen,s of which were by
cholera.
The last report from Quebec mentioned Is deaths
from Cholera for the preceding "a hours.
In Boston, for the q hours ending noon the 9ih %
deaths.
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~ We would call the attention OF people DESTROYS
Of purchasing building lots at moderate price, in one
OF the pleasantesl ana most slightly places tho city,
the Auction Sale, advertised IN this paper Tomorrow
Saturday, The bloomingdale road, which is moi more
than mile from the City Hall, is of the best roads
in the county. The lots being Of generous sze a
rare opportunity offered for securing in very
sirable location.
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DIED.

DIED.
IN TINS city, Aug 7th Frank of Mr. James Pierce
10 mos-Mrs Frances wife OF Mr. Lorenzo Rice 25Nancy
a., daughter of Mr. Joseph Walker, / mon,h-Ann E I,
aughter CT Mr. JohH Kelley % mos 9th, Ellen Maria,
uaughler OF MIR b. F. Scribner, II mos. and 81 days.
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Valuable Real Estate,
AE, EINTWAM

WILL be sold at Public Auction on the premises,
Tuesday the l4th day of august nert, 10 o'clock
A. NJ valuable lot OF and for either cultivation building
situated within mile ofhe City Hail. Souhbridge Street,
aud containing between and eight The
Is Que OF the most beautiful that N the vicinity
being on gentle elevation, which commands fine view Of al
most the whole city, Of three rail roads for considerable dis
ance and an extensive prospect of the surrounding country
It's well situated for dividing lots and will he sold ether
or otherwise will suit purcha Terms will be made eay
For further particulars inquire Of WILLARD EARLE.
Worcester, July rs, 1e49. v3wdIw
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MARRIED.

iu this cry, Aug by Rev. @. II Tiloson Mr. Simeon
o. Bacbock 10 Miss Caroline E. Wheeler both Of North
TIase Aug 9h, by the same Mr. Edward FELTON, to Miss
Lyula Ann stone, both Of Marlborough.
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Free Soil Nomination for Congress.
ELECTIoN-MoNDAY, SEPT. 10th
", dis. JOHN 6. PALFREY of Cambridge.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ArriYal OF the America-1 daus I.afer.

The America, Capt Harrison, from Liverpool
July IS, arri ed at Halifax at about O'Clock
Tuesday morning, bringing SO through passen-
gers, aud advices from Paris to the 26th and Lon
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Under the military rule of Gen. Oudinot. o,de,
and general tranquility prevailed at Rome; all
public acts are rendered in the name ofthe Pope
His Holiness still continues at Gaeta, but bevond
the fact that he will remain there until alter the
accouchment OF the Queen of Naples nothing
seems known. II is said he will after W ards pro
coed to Rome in the full and unrestricted posses
sion OF both temporal and spiritual authority and
that the priesthood around him, having learned
nothing from their past misfor unes, resoluey re-
fuse all concessions to the popular party. 1t is
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curative qualities Of Brapsret pills not 10 be ssti
mated As hsy effect i. The sAosr. or nasaant
MONETARY symptoms the si.rrhsa which 4 stepped p
The .y,t.% from II. effect Of III. sarrhas having vital
sleepy In fact /. would be only s..
hiLon Of common sense II some Of Inc msSUa iA's
the opno1 that Z would be the would
sSoisT. mis- he was aieisd With disrrhsa
M S s co %
Saturday night he attacked with cholera mais9snt
history with doctors with dvnes with civilians aud
death the AND viii
warn will nothing induce ecrrse, pIactest II al d,s
other plan and report the ets' il they universally
. IN s hs S
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dreths Pills Will. and / am willing to submit them any
Pu 81 nsf But %ay be
Sy n i e s ten e Gus
and their special value in cholera that wish them to
.sD be
20 the % % you hays two .p0hs
drugs the in appearances.
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in mS. iSa
the world for pill tho cost Of which is cent i'll
the Il S s
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to hts: S and BE- ,os can DO su. I'll
srs,hs PHI: are nsSiens for poor man the
;sS;sls rich But the The Ign the learned
with dangerous dssssi He will die for the remedies q
the friends :. those who know Let the truth be
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course Of four months several times with oil the
Brsndre,h: Pills and they cured him have known
tn. hr' and challenge the whole medical profession
VI t@f sss:; sa pa
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the vS sd .y su' ss
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s.,sg.y Ny .s.ns the latter place Obliged to send
had left for oths, parts have published what deemed
With n. pass to Sns, Weight But
they remove the impurities Sm the system By their
attack Of dsrrhes Is Beyond doubt Costivsness may be
n: % Ii. n.s ysa
terry with constant '.ated pains the NEXT and the ma
Now these Brandreh Pills used in view OF prevention may
save all the above roub they the and
paps in the bow continue emolient drinks
sa a wa,e or ME- sSSd qnt tbs set nm M
Beverage and the is to be followed the disease
into dsente either before after the pills have been
taisn for all that be claimed for the pulls that they
M Sa. s but ~ hs So1a
the then all that DO to blunt it's for
evil This do; and pledge word II the ptls
used with ordinary d. creiion In Of these prevailing
bowel disorders the community will find to their
tage. b. BKANDRETd.
brandreths Pills sod at 70 cents per with full
town la the United States who has certificate OF
Purchase nowhere but Of the regular
ART lin ely to obtain counterfeit Obtain the genuine pills.
aid their effect will be all that ysu will require msd
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-27
RAILROAD TRATrrc ~ GarAr Bnrr.rr.

IL appears by this table that though the number Of
miles Of road opened Ia is4s than double that
opened in 1913 aud though the number Of pas
bad increased In still greater proportion, the receipts
bad not nearly doubled being only 81 to result
which must have arisen, either from the passengers
having travelled shorter distance. from their having
travelled IN the lower class Of carriages The receipts
from fYds have been increased three times For the
purpose of showing what osss Of society contbses to
the support 81 railroads in Great Britain and IN what
proposition, Official statement for the year
ending June soth lsis giving the receipts from each
class