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In all Ch-tanzyd and civilized countries. has caused
larger pupnrtnn Of deaths than other nasy thar at
diets human family aud. until within few years
has he any certain rsasdy rop the devastation of
the destroyer. Pun
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New YORK, September !, 1888.
npAHTNEANIIIp:-Ih In nndcr. irn

( OPARTNEhSIIIr: ht under, irned hav,
Y this o:v associated item, elves together unGei
the firm ui tIIlSuN. ST' CKWLII. y Co t-r ILc Iui
jose nI iran acting General Pre- duce CON-
IN SSiOh business, IN tins civ. aeu have tHkt u
lie Store No 50 HeniL Street J0seph = llama
will resl. permanently AT Iafuy lie. Ind . \ H.
-tuckwelI IL remain at the West curing the Win
ter ana both viii e prepared IL mahe literal cash
advances ON consl! nment> u lis.
With the 0ereInni..iI. Ia cOnfIre "urselye> eX-
c,uevely To a CommI-SI"H business. ara with amp.t
cash mems ctteI our services cur Tie nds. " lL
the H. urance that all business entrusted Us shan
meet with rompt PERSONA attenl"n
JOSEPH :. HAN Ma. L1fGgfffe Ia,d
n. II. o1OCkWELL, Lafayette, Ind
T. L. II. Gibson
INV YORK. Sepftnlei !, 1919.
In retiring from lie late firm of GIns n. Stock
we'll y Co we return thanks tuuur friends for the II
LIBERAL patronage. ana recon MT Id Their cuntinrl-
anCe OF The same to The finn al Gibson, Stock
well s Co WI. Maxim
WM. II. SIC CKWEIL
sep l4-6mod JOHN N.STUt kWFIL
NEACKEREL. HIRING, AND RACE.
So 81 If bll~ No ) do .
10 boxes lieulng;
Ii,rcrs i'iee just reed Ter ste MGR Gen.
TAYLOR & HARVEY.
RI0-tf Water street.
SPICES, &C.
IN BAGS PeFlsr; 20 Sll'r; 90 Race Gin
ID " ger; bib. Cloves; care Nuth egs'
'u nl !f'''''O anu '0' S''i FOSTER & BR WIN.
WABASH flour.
A SMALL 4Ol Just n, tlHsu aId loL sale by
n BABCOCK BROTHEkS,
Water street.
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I2ead,

We, the undersigned, Druggists ara Apothecaries
in the CITY of Louisville KY, take pie 'sure III stating
that we have been selling John Bulls Extract OF Sar,
saparila tor some time. and conhdentl recommend
il as being good and safe article:
Lapping & Co., b. Wilder e. Co..
Montgomery & Sutchlihe, NJ Akin q -
Wm. Mock. J. w. Gambie& Co,
J. II. Owen, SamI enaWlne,
F w. Kniess, b. Morsell " Co,
w E. Smith, L -. Mills
Waits & Thomas, A. q. Weathertord,
Robinson, Peter &Cary, Rupert, LindelbergeI 'zCo
Louisville, Nov. %, lS49.
r ErBear with us, reader, little longer and he COR
WINGED that BULLS SARSAPARlLhA Is the
Wonder of the World;
and that it will cure you, no matter how long you
kave been suffering.
What Dr. owen, Druggist and Apothecary OF sew
era years standing, says about Bulls SarsapaIilla;
LOUISVILLE, May 81, 1918.
Mr. JouN BULL-Dear Sir: l have been tor mum
Der OF years severely afflicted with Mercurla Head
ache and a dull heavy Pain i'll my Liver. | ased al
most all lie remedies OF the day. especially the Sar-
saparillu prepared by different persons; but all TOLL
tie or no advantage until CHANGED to meet with
yours three bottles ofwhch gave more rellci than
all others combined.
therefore take pleasure in recommending your
Sarsaparilla to the afflicted community superior
article Yours, J. Ii. OWEN, NJ. u.
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MEDICIN ES.
cAI1roRNIA GoLp.

TIME YEAR EIGHTEEN HUNDRED Az ID
FORTY EIGHT has been more replete with
,,onde,tol mex Dected and astounding political and
rai;.rions revohtOns and valuable discoveries and
invtntions than any year since the commencement
~ ~ ,vnrld The whole continent Ot Europe has
6sn ,,,e errea volcano OF revOlutlons not only the
old hni the new world has been the theatre OF war
and boodshed ending only with The treaty OF Over
otara giving peace TO Mexico, and the rich Gold
mains 81 California to the American people.
Sill n greater event-one thai will work n COM
nIete revolution in the entire IN dica world and he
Of Greater benefit mankind than any invention that
has heen made since the days OF FultOn--was the
discovery OF the wonderful and truly great medical
compound, john Bulls Fluid Extract OF Sarsaparlla
This invaluable remedy has aready carried hap
nness to the hearts of thousands, and Is daily giving
more consolation to the afflicted than could be attOr
ded by all the wealth in the mines OF California and
the world combined!
II is put up in iull quart bottles and contains the
strength of SIX TINES much pure Honduras
Sarsaparilla as any similar preparation made IN
America Price, one collar per bottle, or SIX bottles
tor five dollars.
II has beeu a well established fact for years pas
that Sarsaparila, when pure and properly prepared
was the only true panacea Tor all diseases or
lpinatino from an impure state OF the blood, the
,ise of nercury Intoxicating drinks, evil habits II
vouth barrenneSs, sc. We boldly assert that JONI
BIrs Fluid Extract of SarsapaTllia Is the only pre-
marathon before the public that Is prepared on strict
iv scientific principles and oil uniform strength NJ
SarsaparilIa is purchased without regard 10 price
and every pound, before being used Is subjected Il
the strlctert chemical tests and It's genulheess as
certained before being used.
Bulls Sarsaparlla also contains the virtues OF sew
real other valuable medical roots, together iOfmills
lie best compound and produc Nc the greatest cura
tive agent i'll the known wor
THIS MEDICINE.
IN f{jS~pPfI0IQ
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAN

Cares Urg many Of the Q rked and developed
II pulmonary COHsH7Rp0H-REA. HndOnbted of
diseased LUNGS-urh hopeless
cured 10y any other urd ine. utterly hope
were of the afflicted persons. have been pro-
uuunctd PHYSICIANS and friends
Sumo who had burial clothes made have been cured
and vet veuthrrs who said would live another
DAY. are wei and hearty they
1t rUs--es all the cleansing and purifying virtues nearly
powerful aud acJivr the preparation which call
BRANT'S INDIAN PURIFYING EXTRACT
This dr- from p'au~, this pnscs-rS SsUtraL Oth7
Mdiro0Hs hi peculiarly adapted essential
IN HereSSdTg a
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For Purifying the Blood. and TOR the Care Of
sCRoFULA, MERCURIAL DISEASES.
RHEUMATISM. CUTANLoUs ERUPTIoNs,
STUBBORN ULCERS. LIVER CUMPLA Mt,
DYSPEPSIA BRONCHITIS
SALT RHEUM, CONSUMPTION.
FEVER SORES, FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
ERYSIPELAs LOSS OF APPETITE.
PIMPLEs. BIiEs, GENERAL DEBILITY. ETC
TiHf proprietors have spent Ii urh Tim IN
4 ing this preparation ut Saisnpail.la IL lis
sent state OF perfect, n; and the experienced 80
teen ycus has furnished them tie most ampl-
rorIuuity 10 study, IN Their various ioinstl -
eases Tor hirh II Is Iecumnt nded- aid to adapt II
exnctIv Ia rftiI iel al cure. Patlt MS no wish
really good Ned ine invited TO give II trIal,
and satisfy themselves ui lis superiority and The IN
vaiuabe properly II psSesses OF ares"g ana curing
disease ! be bottle has eeen enlarged to hold one
Quart ana in it, pres MT nprNt DIT orhi may safely
claim to lie the BLST and CHIA:LsT mrdIcIne ct the
aye. Its pfogress to the iame II has attained may
traC ell by long line o iucts and e.. that stand
as Iandn arks and heac"ns trT the Invalid, pointing
the way to the haven of health and what u has al
cad, done tor the thousands who have ed II. 1t IS
capable at DONG tJr the millions I'll suffering and
struggle g with disease. 1t puTites, ct anseS. and
strcnu h. ms tie fountain springs II lite lniuSes
new vgur throughout The whole animal 'rame
REJIARKABLE CURE OFBh ONCHIIIS
INV YORK. Feb l.. ls49
Messrs Sands Having suffered MAJ years VI th
disease o MY threat, ilrcrifg he aIyIx during
which time | was treated toy the most distinguished
physicians III kuope and the United States. without
receiving any permanent leheht, Tut all the Tim"
my general health and strength declining aud the
disease making fearful progress caustlc apptra-
ions were used ano whatever else was thought
most eiiciert for producing cure; but am confident
he dep.urahe situation in, the laIyngi'i- he
ing accompanied with phtliisi> and great difficulty
IN breathing. would soon have terminates NY lite.
had not Obtained relief thr, ugh III, metit M OF
your valuable SaisaparIlla. must say. gentle,
men. hen commenced using The SaTsaparllla |
I'D not place much coniId in is virtue; and ihi-
will MOI surprise YOU when are in Ormed that
ad ilied more than fifty different me ieS during
lie past four .ars, without any success; but alter
akng your Sars apari a few " eeks, " a Obliged
1t last 10 Weld to evidence Ini- marvellous spe-
ellie has only relieved, but cured ne and
therefore think it my duty, gentlemen, for The htne
iii -! suffering humanity to give you this atesaon
OF my cure.
Yours, very truly, PARENT.
Consulate OF Fiance in the United Sta'es.
The above statement and signature We're acknow
lodged in our pre- ence Icy Mr y Parent true.
For the Consul General oi France,
l.. LOi,G, Vice Consul
New York, Feb II. lS48
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This BALS1N heals ami UlreTS IN The lungs an
else whrr iatrHay Certainly and eIiiy tnr PURIFY
ING EZRA cures and bfaLs externally This Ba
sam cures mine C0Rh and CONSERVATION of
after all other reIntdes have fIiled tO do .gOOd
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Coughs and Consumptions,
Breast. Throat, LUNGS, and Heart.

and all diseases of pulmonary naiuresuch discasrs
usually prove fatal under ordinary when they
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DTThe Ohio ! ate Journal, Columbus Ohio thus
speaks OF Bulls 81 saparllla:
LII lAS NO E(l AL! The Unprecedented sale
OF Bulls Compound Fl. ID Extract OF SarsapariIIa IN
this city, where it has be- Introduced Tor the pas
wo months ONLY, with til very gratifying effects
proouced upon all who have lied H. warrant tn" as.
sertion thai as purifier OF the hood it has no equal
This is a bold assertion but it be subslantlated
by calling OH the agent in this city"
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Scrofula. or Kings Evlli
Cancers, funors;
Eruptions OF the okini
Erysipelas:
Chronic Sore Eyes:
Ringworm or letters
Scald t1ead;
Rheumatism;
Pains in the Bones orJoint.
Old Sores and Ulcers;
Swelling Of the Glands;
Syphilis, Dyspepsia;
Salt GheuIn;
Disease. OF the Kidneys;
Diseases arising from thu
use OF Mercury;
Loss of Appetite;
Pain in the Side * Shout
ders;
General Debility;
Lumbago, DrOpsy;
Jaundice. C0stlVeness;
Sore rhrc"t;
Bronchitis;
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When used according to directions,
Will Cure Without Fail:

Coughs, COlds;
Weakness oil the Chest;
Pulmonary Affections;
And all other diseases ten
ding to produce
Consumption;
l. yer Complaint;
Female Irregularities and
81 Complaint;
Sick and Nervous Head
ache;
Low spirits, Night Sweats
Exposure yr lmprudence
i life;
eIC hrOnic Constitutional
DIzeaS es;
And is ii Spring and Sum
: mer drink and general
Tonic fOl thesystenIan and
a gentle and pleasant
puTgative; it is superior
toBIue Lack orCongress
water, salts, Or Seidlitz
Powder.
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More testimony from DIR. Moore
Mr. JOHN Bull: am using your Snrsaparila III
several new cases Of scIniua and with happy ttecI
am now confident il / ore of the most clfcaclous
medicines that can be adj Tor that purpose:
janis NJ MOORE, NJ
Winchester, Ky, Feb. /, 1913.
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NEWARK ITEMS.

~ Cape May turnpike road company has just
been organized, with $4,000 capital The road is
to run from Cape Island to the Delaw are ay shore
and will be great convenienience to the visitors
who resort to the celebrated watering place there.
y The friends of the Rev II. b. Westbrook
of the New Jersey Conference, will be gra,ifed to
learn that he has been appointed Agent of the
American and Foreign Christian Union" This
Society, comprising Christians Of various denomi
TONS was formed about year ago, and is design
ed to promote Evangelical Christianity among the
Roman Catholic population Of our own and foreign
communities The receipts of the Association dur
ing the past year have exceeded $4,000 and the
number ofaborers employed was about 20 ofthese
81 were engaged in France. The work has also
commenced in Russia, Sweden Italy, Canada, and
South America. A number of missionaries are &C
lively engaged among the CATHOLIC population In
this country with encouraging results.
Daily Advertiser.
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harmonize with the landscapes below them. Tney
also echo the red spot in the central picture suii'
GENTLY to conduct its color up to one OF brown
and yellowish tones forming the apex OF the group
and sufficiently harmonizing with the color Oh the
walls not to be abrupt. Here then, we have
group Of ten pictures sufficiently uniform IN size,
varying in subject, all telling out TO their utmost
extent their peculiar merits, and AZ the same time
permitting one picture 10 maintain the pnncipa
interest and become completely the focus. Pernaps
the two small pictures by Muller are hung rather
high to be seen, So they slightly sacrificed in
this respect, but as regards their tone and color
they are as well placed as possible And with the
same kind of artistic control and taste, nineteen
twentieths of the pictures in the collection might
have been arranged as well as this little group
But suppose for moment that the Committee
had placed No. 229, Won SchendeTs Market
Scene by Candle Light by the side OF Mounts pic
ture the two small warm pictures by Muller at
either side, and over them all Gignoux's " DISMAL
Swamp" artd-h0t sunset, and tits obvious in what
degre Mount work would suffer from contact with
its neighbors, while the artistic eye would be
shocked by the incongruity Of the whole. Yet
such violence occurs everywhere throughout the
rooms.
There is no task in itself less enviable than
the critics and unless he be actuated by elevated
and impartial motives, and at the same time sus-
tanned by just understanding of his subject his
disqusitions may be considered worthless. In what
we have said thus far, the illustrations referred to
seem to US to furnish sufficient proof OF the correct
ness Of our positions. Our next business Is with
the pictures themselves.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Republlc' sold ouf-3outhern Address
The CONFERENCE.-The Gafphin Report.
Correspondence OF The Tribune

Correspondence OF The Tribune
WAsHIsGToS, Monday, May Is.
A most important move has been made upon the
Political chess board within the past "a hours Ne
gotiations have been pending, as am credbly in
formed, between Messrs. BULLrrT x SARcEEr, OF
The Republic, and ALLEN A. HALL, Esq. the As
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury for the purchase
by the latter of the former Of their interest in the
Government organ. If the transfer is concluded,
Mr.. HALL will mount the tripod in the next two
days as the Administration Editor of The Republic
He is q gentleman Of fine requirements, more than
ordinary ability as writer. and, in his general
views of public measures, wholly National in char
acter. Who will fill Mr.. HALLS place, II this ar
rangement Is contaminated, / am at loss at this
time 70 conjecture.
If am correctly informed, The Republic under
its new dictatorship, will take ground against the
Compromise Of the Committee Of Thirteen, and In
favor of the admission Of Caornia, without giving
governments to the Territories have myself no
confidence in any such experiment, bat on the con-
trary believe it will be most dis astrous to the cause
of Freedom in the Territories, and destructive Of
all nationality in the Wing party. It viii open
wide the door for sectional controversy in the future,
and augment the fierce strife over Slavery, which
for six months past has been waging In Congress.
The Southern Address, In behalf OF new Sec
tiona paper TO be established in this city has been
signed by some sixty-nine or seventy Senators and
Representatives. Politically, they are divided a.
follows: about two thirds Loco Focos and onethrd
Wings. So soon a. can procure q copy, I will
send it to you. If the Washington Usson il not
ultra Pro-Savery enough for these gentlemen, what
are we to look for from the new sectional paper,
that this Address 50 strongly urgesi This, together
with new Southern Editor contemplated for The
Republic, all tends To confirm oil my convicsio NJ
that In rejecting Mr.. Glars Compromise In the
first instance, the Wing party were throwing away
their last opportunity Of preserving their National
ity, and winning the credit Of having settled tho
Slavery controversy upon the best terms that the
Free States could hope to obtain.
The leader in The Republic this morning re-
fleets the views and wishes Of q large majority o.
the Wings who have heard express any opinion
upon it. Had this catholic, bold and decisive Ian
guage been employed when Mr. CLAT first inse
duced bis resolutions the whole question woo'd' 70
my judgment, have by this time been settled
il supposed by some here, that the change oon'en
plated in the Editorial department Of 1N nfp.e
lie, win carry with it change 10 the ..o'.s
Be, have come 10 the very reverse o. In's 'Ua
esusiop. II Mr.. HALL takes charge o. ZIG ~
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

and sre said to do well. The chimneys are Of iron,
cylindrical 10 form-seyeral inches inside diameter,
and weigh about II pounds per ioot-at cost OF
3 cents pouHd The cylinder is enclosed in
chamber from which, by means Of registers-a cur
rent OF warm air may be thrown into and warm
upper apartments Of the house. A contriyance is
also added for the evaporation of water to give
healthful moisture TO the air.
BERGEN PLANK RoAD.-An election for Direc-
tors of the Jersey City and Bergen Plank Road
Company was held by the Stockholders, Moniay,
and resulted in the unanimous election OF Abraham
Becker. Hartman Vreeland, George Vreeland,
Moses b. Bramhall, Jacob NJ. Marselis, Albert IL.
Zabriskie, and Peter Bentley.
At meeting of the Directors, held Immediately
thereafter Abraham Becker was elected President
y Of the Company, and Peter Pentley Secretary and
Treasurer. Committees were appointed to per.
feet an organization, and commence the making OF
the road with the least possible delay. Telegraph.
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The CoLRBRooK MURDERERs.-A correspondent
Of the New Haven Journal, writing from Colebrook,
says: Balcomb and Meuasseth taas Mossuc, the
half lndisn have both been committed to take their
trial in August next, for the murder of Barniel
White. Balcomb has made further most startling
disclosures Of the designs OF this gang. He states
that it was their intention first to murder Mr. Ed
ward Darlington, merchant OF this place, and for
merly a resident of New York One of the con.
Germ was TO waylay him, and as he returned from
his store to his house in the evening, to knock
him down and rob him, and thus obtain the key of
his store which was to be plundered Their next
victim was to be farmer, Mr. Russell Smith, who
is supposed to have considerable money about him,
lives few miles from here, in the town of Sands
field, Mass. But from some cause they were led
to begin their operations on Mr.. White. Cobb and
Calhoun were arrested in New York, where they
bad gone to procure, with the money obtained from
White pistols, knives, skeleton keys and other i'm.
plements 10 carry extensive business in burgla-
ry, robbery and murder. They were intending to
make an attempt on the NVinsted Bank as soon as
they were fully prepared.
The MANCHESTER MURDER.--The examination
in this case on Monday proved that Henry Went
worth knew before the murder that Mr.. Parker had
$1,000 in bis possession. One witness also testi-
fed to finding pair OF bloody pantaloons a few
days after the murder which from the description,
John II. Brown thought 10 be pair he had eit at
Asa Wentworth's house before the murder Brown
also testified further TO $50 bill he had from
Horace Wentworth and which Horace said was
part OF the Parker money.
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CURIOUS FAcTs.-The Washington correspond
ent of the Ck0rlestoR ketrs SAYS:

CURIOUS FAcTs-The Washington correspond
ent Of the CAarlestoH Ners says:
The second part of Mr.. Ewbanks Patent once
Report contains much valuable matter, procured
by a laborious investigation. It appears that the
consumption Of Sugar IN the world - esnmulea al
nearly million OF tuns Annually. In Ie4i' OuDa
alone furnished 200, 900 tuns.
From a record in the Post Once Department u
appears that the first stage between New-York and
Ph;lsdelubia commenced running in 1856, and occu-
MED three days Newspapers were carried by
mail free of charge until 1853, when, by reason Of
their great increase, they were charged with post
age Of Cd each year for 80 miles, and lsd. Tor 100
miles.
Professor Rodgers has commenced bis Geological
Iectures at the Smithsonian Institute. In the
course of bis remarks he states some very inter-
e,ting facts relative TO our great rivers II appears
that the Mississippi River drains an area Of
100000 square miles and the total amount Of wa
ter discharged per annum In cubic feet e,o92,
$4,000.
The amount Of sedimentary matter in the Mis-
sssippi water is estimated at about one twelve
bundredtb part, by measure, OF the whole volume
discharged per annum; and since the alluvial de-
pofita in the delta are estimated to have a mean
dep.h Of so feet and to have been wholly deposited
by the Mississippi and It's tributaries, the least
possible time upon these hypotheses required for
the deposition Of the delta, would be 1858 years
The water discharged in the same time would fiji a
sea $50 miles square and one mile deep.
e-
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THE ORPHAYs-The annual exhibition OF the
children ofthe Protestant Orphan Asylum, will take
place ON Thursday evening, at the Institute.
SAVINGS BAsY-A new Institution called the
"south Brooklyn Savings Bank has just gone
into operation in Atlantic St
GREENWOOD STAGEs-There are three good lines
OF stages, the various routes to Greenwood Gem
etery At the Fulton Ferry are two lines, which
leave for the Cemetery about every ten or fifteen
minutes another runs from the Hamilton avenue
Ferry to the same destination.
SUPRENE CoURT.-There were no decisions in
this Court yesterday. The day was consumed in
arguing appeals Jas N. Cobb against Annie
DAVIS and others, to set aside report Of referee
awarding $1,000 to plaintiff; Pierre Norton vs..
David L. Tyson, to set aside the verdict of jury in
Richmond Co. in an action for trespass in erecting
fishing hut on premises of plaintiff; Amelia t.
Smith vs.. Eliza Ann GaretSon, 10 set aside decree
of Surrogate
~ Mr.. L. N Fowlers course on Phrenoogy
commences tonight in Brooklyn, and from the well
known interest Of the inhabitants in education and
science, it is presumed that large and Intelligent
audience will avail themselves Of the opportunity
n. Y. 8. M.-The 18th Regiment, Col. Abel
Smith, Of General Duryea's Brigade, consisting OF
eight companies Of Infantry, Olneys d a"ery, ana
Neelys Dragons will muster at the Cily Arno'y
Friday afternoon, at O'Clock, Tor regimeniai o'i'
and parade.
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

II Andrew Clashy Of Jersey City, has invent
cd iron chiuneys. They are in operation mere
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california, Oregon, and the Sandwich Islands,
.g1h,bed on the departure OF each Mail Steamer Tor
n.s0es Price 6t cents per copy. n,,-I
w. GREELEY / mcELRATH, fuohsnefs.