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Melode0ns..-S. ID. & III. w. Smiths MeIo-
deons sre tuned In the equal the eny
good in the remote keys IL in tho nmon; the only
nelodeons so tuned, and unquestionahly the best
HORACE WATERS, sole agent, 3}3 Broadway
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Marine AfYalrs.

IaUSon or THE CInP~. SHP RApD-Msssrs Roosevelt A
Joyce will launch from the foot Of Houston street on
6aturday mornfng ~ high water tho clipper ship yapd
HE Ia owned by Ismss Bishop Co., and is of ah,ut l. 100
IONS surthen This vessel previously Noticed while
constructive the "wide Awake iuce changed to the
name sb besrs She is TO be commanded by Capt.
Mshsd s. Corning and win be laid on for Cal fornia
apJut ten days.
LARGE FLEET OF CIRpns AT NEW YoRK.-The large num-
bsr Of full clipper ships that ornament the
wharves Of this city and Brooklyn equa led or
In my way approached, since shipbuiding was hrst
known Independent of several that have made one or
two ages and consequently not rsckonsd there are no
isss than twelve full clippers In port which have
never yet been to Sea- Tho following are their names,
and where built
Nam, Whers bull.
Chief of clippers .......................Ma
Dresdpought .Newburyport
David Crocks It. ............... Mysuc
Edwin Forrest. boston.
80ctric. syhue
0ohen Fleece Observation-Disclosures. Boston.
John Fyfe. Bath.
NRhtoot ........................ Boston.
LOOK Out ...... WArren r. !.
Friee OF America... hicnmd, Me.
QufeRstep Portland.
The size Of the above varies from 800 to tons In
dependent these there several new freight ships
loading their first cargoes besides the clipper bark Snap
Dragon, of this pnt and other clippers of smaller dimen
sions which swell the list Of craft in port to be-
tween twenty AMI thirty, without including the clipper
steamers receiving their machinery at the various fosa
dries aot Shore This number will be further increased,
day two, by several vessels from the city dock
yards ready for launching and others their way
from Eastern cities.
LATER Rio JASERo We in possession Of les
Of the Cdrcio MacdntI of Rio Janciro TO Sept. 49,
Apagraph in the journal Of this date states that the
munication with Europe effected by of the
tive mail steam lines in existence betweenhat por
and Southampton and Liverpool besides the other two
projected between Genoa and Lisbon to be still further
AUGMENTED by means Of as of steamers between Mar
seilss and Rio apero and that the first vessel of the
Avenr-would leave in October, returning to Ea
between November and December The steamers of
this line to be screws of 600 tons burhen aui Of
$50 horse power The regular service of the line is to
commence in January They to touch at Barcelona
Malaga Lisbon, Tenerfe Gorea, Pernambuco and Bahia.
There alteration in the price of coffee The
sales Of each day were averaging from 5000 5000
bags.
The Ales contained news of general interest
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DlNtl.

Died.
On Tuesday, November g. ChevalIer r. MARTuscn u,
Neapo'an Minister after short Illness in the 6lst yeav
Of his age.
The o,sga sonanls snd friends ass ysspscuy invited
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70 70 had for one dollar Ono share ticket will
.ith two persons in thas lady GOULD
r1ve him The share tickets cost dollar To be
Broadway. ' " w
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Sewing MRchlnes.-T0 UphoIsterers and
manufacturers bags &cWe prepared to supply
shines Of the most simple
reasss, bags &C. With single endless thread and ma
The strongest possible superior the best hand
work. Call and see the machines in operation.
l. NJ SINGER CO., a23 Broadway,
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Boots and Shoes.-The Best and Cheapest
soe IN the city get really good article of boots and
Cork so double SOLE waterproof dress boo and over
ACE of every description.
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Hair Dye and Wigs. --Barchel0r's manufac-
1ry NJ No 2Ss Broadway opposite the Park whore he
the best aons In ho world for the
application Of his hair dye sud newly invented wigs and
esAaa
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neutrality-suspicious. 4 Humphrey, 37s
esoSdvAy have received and are now opeaas their fall
IVY srsas consisting e roh souysso earposs On r
W carpet In this eoGnsry medallion velvet Ioauet
snst5s tapestry and Brnsssis carpets g7ades
shs, Ia sresa variety, sor ssis bro
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The GIFT Tickets may be UNFOLD that VIII

- ~. .. VII AAcAe - Anay DC Ons0lu tnat Will
y that 90 trotting horse, orth. .......... 1900
Dr. those napna a, sVuW
- ,noeS paAoe, easn ort IN ron 4JoO TO 500
saSng perhans 100000 sfs If they be had for
tcsr each At Academy AL 663 Broadway
hokets admit four persons (a or at differ emit cp
70 the exhibition Of the Seven Nile Mirror.
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Y pssham Proprietor Of the renowned Seven allie Mir
slinE gift tickets At dollar eaoh giving the
IN friends four admissions TO the exhibition snd one sh.rs
lcJU gfts Amongst the number is farm, highly iIr
ssrsa worth "a which somebody certain q getting
sassr Who knowsf There other articles IN she lis
eh Thousands Of saes the PRICE of okss Ssours
r.aha "A nnc ~NS-N-
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Trusscs, SHOULDER Braces, Elastic Stock
gSe Tor ENLARGED veins Of The legs o susper.
DoEsers oubfoot knock knee AID bowies snts
tsw insefumcnt Tor prolapsus AMI piles so for
9stancy. h.. No II Ann street W.
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As Man grows Old and Weary, Life
grows dark and drenry the hair begins TO fall Sad fael
Can nothing thee avert? Nothing except ceanly
tongue which free from Principal depot Barer
ladies' hair dressing saloon l39 Broadway also sold
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ne" y. sannnoeI sa.es laayiers Pa
that jewelry valuabes Of description deposited
Of safes, free from premiums to Offices
therefore not needing reduction from established
e. shs, comprise company within them
always or hand At the depot No. i92 Pearl street.
ROBERT N. PATRICK, Manufactures.
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count and panic stares Ia the hcommence
on your clothing. Remember DRUMGOLD PR0CH, 40
street celebrated for their stylish garments and
their prices are also very low.
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ClOthing.-Cl0thin Ing OF every Description,
to the made of the best materials and
me most fashionable may swsya DO found ut No
u John street, corner of Nassau.
w. w. PARsELLs CO.
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B. ). p P.J JoHNsS'N r." }commis.iou,
SAML. WEBER,


Valuable Fort Hamilton Real Estate at
s'R Sssar:$ I
ssi na n ting IL ss 80 III e.
Hamilton This ssonsve sale will lake place this day
81 9ss
air ss
aosnd, commanding essensvo view q staten Island
s
% s sss's sSS
with ane forest trees whiS, can only Be
.ssises.d 4 The closing sale ci somp:ay who
fss al s s ss s wSsSs
close their Interest IN the same; and il will probably be
.s ocspistssn Contemplated rsrssd from
~. We w1sd so end that al
ana @ " s9.s 4 ssas
81 ss or s%s er sm
ony ags y. miles from the city ard u By
sSroah pns sas
." s moss .r
Of which printed abstract will be- produced to ali pur-
sSa also sr1 sonrnbe mans
B.rR snp .n 70 .aSss. M 20 Wan
A%aon's Daguerreotypes.-La size for
Au oelorod and oa.e; twice tho size Of any il
aE fOr 81 oonss and warranted equal in qnay those
s,sdsay opposite the Metropolitan Hotel % ~
| Tho Country Is safe again since the KIec-
sad people tnue TO get sneir dsguereoypes
REEFS CO., $50 Broadway.
The RrcssNre I'm the Money Merlxet has no
1eot upon the I.apiiy increasing sale Of RAFFERTY,
EASK'5 superior hats which sold
teneiy ow pfSh 50 and 81 beside giving each
kens 80 nsertes ~ hts hat without additional charge
o. Chatham stsee. opposite Chambers, and Of
|hstham and Pearl st.asts.
Thc National Police Gazette IL c0ntesscdiy
natsrs wors IL has gsat features Of attraction
ynoHB OF crma, s htresns tnles offdtton. end the
tone Of it's editorials Ths current number
ms some chapters In tho written expressly
che Gagsse entitled River Pi,ntes, and, In addition,
'und e nc.rs matter srei {, sshsrsl ls.d.ss
No hh character Of this iosrna Ia upversajy
.dosA. New ready. vnss 10 Am street.
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Readings Ruawia salve, A Boston Re-
salds bo chiibsins eappcd hands piles and every ont
ward injury or eruption. A. b. D. Sands Wholesale
SCENTS. Bold by H. Ring, Of John and
and by druggists and apotheaaries generally
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Tor at law his friends bis former clients
the public IN general That he has opened his office at ISL
Fulton street next to the building whore oan
cssor ally with the eaand perfect
integrity and ligence to all parties.
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Such ssi,es are All the fash he telegraph
wires, and they are good for and bad
etherr For box of Brysns Pumonc waters you pay
= cents They cure cold hoarseness throat Group
&c. In n few hours Sold by G. " CLICKENER 4 CO.,
general agents for Now York and vicinity.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-10

London Cordial Gin, Warranted Free from
imported from London direct and Of
sohnappes 4e. for sale by VIM. H. UN DERHiLL Masonic
Temple, 4S0 Broome street, corner of Crosby.
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Important to All who Value their HAIR
enNDALL, tho hareutter No lS Chambers street. NEAR
0nurch has restorative which 10 infalibc prove
VII restore the hair make charge The only manu-.
ncSurer IN the city who makes ths oer, II Is worth trial
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.-DR OIL
M yer Wendell Holiness third ect the English Poets
Of the int tteth Century will be delivered Friday even
Ing. 18th instant, at Hope Chapel 7lS Broad way com.
meneing a. o'clock Subject Byron Moore Course tick
ets-Gentleman ADD lady, MEMBERS So 25 gentleman and
lady, So; single member 81 5O non bers
81 single mission gentleman and lady cents
50 cents Tickets may be had Messrs Evaas
Brittans No 697 broadway c. s. Francis Co.'s No. 2j2
Broadway; ind at the library rooms.
S. ". e. 0DELL Chairman, }
d. REYNOLDS Judd. Lecture Committee
Dol GLASS LEFFINGWELL,\
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No. 779 Broadway, West End.)-MADDEN STEWART
se now opening Of robes at SS
nfants recks 81 so each; and cambria ebrodcet
.sts from IS to Sb each Also of black thread ves
~ ~ eaoh These Of tho newest design and worthy
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

nR; DoREMUs WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
IL that having been by several lends
the lecture The History Ceaon tsught by Modern
Science compared with the Mosaic Account be viii deliver
Gent for the proper entaton oft The lectures will
given Thursday evening November III Saturday evening
November 49, Thursday evening" November az Saturday
evening" November 70 at ~ o'clock the chemical lecture
street near Fourth avengs The lectures will be fully illus
single lecture ST. Tickets may procured Messrs Ap
petons 2OO Broadway at Evans Brtans 679 Broadway:
or Of the Janitor OF the College.
EHATHER GAVAZZI WILL DELIVER A LECTURE ON
the Duty OF americans towards Amer ca," for Wal
ders Lodge NO American Protestant Association the
Tabernacle $40 Broadway Monday November a. Meet
ing to commence at IA r. NJ Tickets % ceats for sale at
the door, Committee Of Arrangements,
ALEX. IRVINE. Secretary. J. d. CARSON Chairman.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


y the United States during the past season aD has
ss S f Spss BY the
their STOCK At HIN prices from Europe The sayaae il
other grain BY Of the same and want
sSsn s' i.s
while hops have advanced from 100 1850 oentover pr
% aa ns @
price 90 sts'H ss us nsr
and Ss ss $
prices Of materials arc far reduced will enable
as ssii A
Ser 1sISs:s'sS Co., Mathew SSSsf Read
samuel MiIlbank, Jr, George Robinson.
ArsHsaIa IsnIop John tSas S seS afis
SSas sons Bya ba.ssrs Co.
Jehn Kerr Co., Uri Burt L CO.
EFfIi,ss 4 as. f.;.; hs Hss:ss
John johnson, Alex. acLachlan.
Henry Solms, 1ss
CRYSTAL PALACE, JURY OFFICE, NOV Q. 1885,
Thursday at
sPsm S and sGw them to the Jurors Unless this is
s p E I5v WISSSs Commissioners on Jurors
DExocRATrc REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
~ The members Of this commute. requested meet
the q 70 JoSn Bscto
late Sycamore Of the Iammapy so' ssyEpARn c,,,,n.
A. T. ). S Seovns. Secretaries.
DEMocRATIo REPUBLICAN, YOUNG MEMS GsNc.
mocratic General Committee requested this az
paying last o Sr t so
late Sycamore Of the goTN sI Il purR Chairman
WILLIAM C. BErrs, se' Rotary N'A'A'
IN THE IRISH AMERICAN OF THIS WEEK. SEE
portrait and memoirs Of John Mitchell. Price three
NoTIcE.-THE MEMBERS or PURDY CLUB ARE
~ ut their headquarters
evening November TO- at o'clock business. Of
CPE, IAL NoTIcE-THE MEMBERS OF THE BROKEN
hs Cs are IT S to be
evening" ~ se"''r Fs stisI BULL President
CHARLns L. HvArr, Secretary.
CT. NICHOLAS BUILDING ACKNOWLEDGMENT
hold At Bn s s oa S,aa will Be-
ton of the Association at the present time will b read
TANNM,ds,1NsIY, s9C' ETY. or COLUMBIAN Order
Of hs early abor our much brother John
Or. order to pay our last respects to Bis
this rnonS 5e 5euesssd ~, to attend his
mir ick street The sachems and Off Of tho society will
ISAAC v. FOWLER, Grand sachcm.
STEPHEN c. DuRyrA, Secretary.
THE WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK-rRox AND
s sn' will s ss
street, conner Of Fourth.
NATHANIEL BRIGGS, va. p.......
GEORGE PICARD, vAos FEoSosnS.
ISAAC HENDERSON, Secretary.
THE TRADES. &c.
no CLoTHIERs.-wANTED, BY FIRST RATI
cutter stuaon 80 foreman in wholesale clothing
ssabshment having acted in that capacity Of the
convcrsent with the Southern and Western business al
it's branches The beet Of refcren given
cd to Gutter, box 3 Post flee, will with i'm edate
attention
WATCHNAKER WANTRD-To co soUTB ONE
who understands engraving. Apply to Young Leavitt
WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED BRASS FOUNDER
~, TO work en- heavy castings Tor chip work, &c. &c.
None but frat rate workman apply foundry
corner Of avenue q and Twelfth street.
VVANTED-A GOOD BRASS MoULDER ONE THAT
w understands oastng fine work. and IL steady and
can obtain perm anent situation, and high wages
hddren Ing X. s., Herald ,nce " =
WANTED-Two TIN PLATE AND SHEET IRON
SvtASFs Good vases aad stsaay employment given.
NONE but sosd wsrkmen need apply Cali ct lI Eighth
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Fashionable Clothing, for Fall and wInte

at the large clothing establishment of L. FOSTER No.
street. besides CLOTH cassimeres and vesngs
OF superior quality which have made or
der, IN the latest and most mo dern styles.
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Window Shades, Lace, and Muslin Cur
49, ss;a Dc isinos 81. loops and all kinds 9.
ysRaUsoN'S, No. 2SoK Broadway Save your time AM
y directly there.
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THE FIREMEN.

AT A REGULAR MON cHLY MEETING or JACKSON
"A Engine Company, No. Is he'd their engine house
Novenb s. 1853 VI meeting called
chsirman notified the Of tho death Robert
Pet'1 Of the members whereupon resolution
passed that the business the meeting
and committee Of three appointed draft
rressye OF the feelings Of the The following
lutone were offered by said com mttee and adopted:
Resolved That in the death of Pe.txrew we have
cLdeared to by all the tieJ of fireman.
craby vita in the arduous duty are called
upon TO perform.
Resolved That dcplore the death Of much o.
ecmed for his nyaua efforts the
welfare Of his company will be long remember
cd by US for his esteemed worth
Resolved, Ihst mourn with his afflicted family and
friends assuring them thu words adequately express
deem feeling Of grief at the less Of departed BROTHER
and their bereavement.
Resolved That the usual badge Of mourning
thirty days.
Resolved That copy of the above resolutions be presented
to Lis family, and also published
Easu nrT7E T. L. WEST. Foreman
S. WAID,
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eles In the eye liable dscev
ed thsn IN furs TIN re may variation May dolers
in In. valuation Of two and yet nine Ia
dee out ~ ten unable to detect the difference
they the articles apart from each ether At Genins
2 Breadwsy the lowest prices are attached 70 each
BILE rovaI ermjne an,da sable Huds Bay sable fone
martini sable mountain narn, mink artii chin
ehla htch martin which cannot fail to elicit the
every lady taste and discrimination Besides these
Gena superb mont of all the varieties chill
dren's ladies' and gentlenens fur gloves
collars and elegant sleghng which
whole the most rccber he stock ever exhibited in
this city. GENIN. 2lf Broadway,
opposite st. Paule Church.
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e Dr. Confines Syrup of Ginseng and Malva.
This unrvacd compound the frat ,tages consume
ton, asthma Of standing coughs all kinds
liver COMPLAINT and all diseases Of the lungs sold viii
Fairbanks Co 43 and 40 Hanover street. Boston
all reerectabe druggstsBee. Also by Charles H. Ring
1872 Broadway and by Boyd PauD 40 Cortlandt street.
New York.
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Court CAIemdar-VhIa Dry
UMD SJAIEs DISTRICT COUKT.-Nos. 81, 46 to so, 81
TO 81.
UmD STATES CIRCUIT CoUxr.-Civil causes.
0UrRxNn C0uM-Crcuit.-No 1877, 387, 3SS, $685. 357,
e52, 1854, $40, l68, 392, 26l. 354, 81, 49, fS1.
IS to 63
SUPERIOR CoUrT-(Two Branches. Mos. 499 26a, 2l7,
No. 1885, 316, 346, 40t, 400 II, t04 sos 606 467 343
80 asl, a2s, bl3 to $40, OIL 522 s24, 526 52s ST.
C0uKr OYR TERNNKR Murder trials get down.
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best Is Cheauesf. hIonnhIe wv

tamas paetots reversible of
csstor and pilo cloths, made in elegant
manner French cashmere pants 900 pairs from SO S2
vests and yestngs in great variety, $50 Broadway.
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Strangers Visiting the C,tv. and ALI nth

SuanScTs vsitihg INC CITY, ana all others
wishing bargains in lace curtains. win shades coces
gilt pins tasses loops broc atoes, damasks should
examine the inducements offered at the Upholstery Ware.
forget the number
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1eet upon the Lspiiy increasing sale Of RAFFERTY,
EASKS superior hats which sold the
sssneiy psfs6e 50 81 beside giving customer
Hken, nsertes ~ his hat without additional charge
TO- Chatham stsee, op poste Chambers, and Of
he than and Pearl st.ass.
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unsghy hair 10 longer misfortune II changed
splendid black brown, while the substance OF it
tualy benefited by the operation instead Of being
Sold and applied 1T CHR1SrADORO'S, No[6 Astor House.
II You want Whlskers or MOustnchc Use
~ u will force Thorn grow thick strong In
n weeks, and wiz not stain OF inurs she skin per
sAsls sent - part OF the country r q. GRAHAM
Aaa srceA all druggsts Brooklyn, krs Hayes IT'S Fulton
Freckles, Plmplcs, Chaps, Chafcs and MI
deforn tiles Of tho skp positively cured
G Go; Italian indicated soap Gouy.uds poudro sub
y white hair dye and hair restorative 81 walker street.
Broadway.
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Crystal Palace juicy OAlcc No. 16, Nov. T.,
62-To Exhbtors-The juries appointed to examine the
ax1ous articles exhibited and award premiums will meet
- Wednesday Nov 81 and exhibitors requested to be
either personally by agents. to facilitate the ex
nninAtion Of articles.
b. SILLIMAN Jr.,1
Al q ....:a.A
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Gentlemen's Cloth and Winter Cans and
black and colored felt hatsan variety for
liza sRsrting evening and rid mr. All tastes suited.
WARNOcKS, Hatters, us Broadway, irving House.
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AZ this establishments ladies may obtAu Ivory article
adss' wardrobe and obildreus clothing ready made O.
70 Parties Prets ring 10 furnish their good
made st from four to twentyfour notice. Every
* am broidery executed at short notice.
BlRDSALL, HASKELL Co. 60 BroadwSS
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Tho Lsnntry IL safe again since the EIec-
Eon people tinue to tner
p :" ''A''' - '"' '"'' y REEFS 4 CO., $50 Broadw.y
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I lindsey BLUES, ATrENTION.--THE MEMBERS OF
IL the above requested to atts nd drill Thurs
day evening Nov TO- Mt the Crystal @ Grand street.
o'clock punctual attend IL requested BY
WIN. Il. GWYN, Comrnandant.
JAS Brown, Orderly Sergeant
NOTICES.. 8. CONCKLIN GUARD.-YOU ARR
IN hereby notified to atteud meeting and drill Thurs
day evening New 10 and on saturday evening" Nov H. they
day, Nov. Il. BY order Z. B. HOLLY, Captain.
w. A. WATERBURY, Orderly.
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THE ADVERTISER, "a PROTESTANTJ WISHES A
.ituaon as nurse in genteman's family che nnder
stands the of children, ia kind and in
disposition Please call at l0 Madison avenue
north of Tbreth street. the redence of her
pcyer
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young woman, as cook; is most elegant washer and
ronr und rat anda baking nd pastry ud house
ma i'd and Petent live
nate family as she Is not in tho habit Of changing her
uaton fuy competent 10 all the above. Has the most
sausmerry city refsvsncs Please call n No. ~ Ixse
avenue, mont yoeu second 6VVs,
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-03-23
READ THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE
FROM &C. ESQ, PRES
IDENT MICHIGAN STATE BANK

bStloltf mug. Dui ICtb
Geo. u. Green, Esq, Windsor-Dcar Sir
Having been u great sufferer from Dyspepsia
and having been cured AS believe, by your
Oxygenated Bitters, most checrfully attest
their efficacy. My case WAS had one. In
the space of four months lost my strength,
and forty-scvcn pounds Of flesh, was compcll-
ed to abandoned business, and remained an
invalid for fifteen months. Travelling, alb
sence from Office duty, had done something
for me, but there seemed little probability of
cure, until began to take the Bitters In
one week was greatly relieved, and in three
weeks was perfectly we'll and have since re-
gained thirty pounds of flesh. You arc at
liberty TO use this, fit will at all further your
laudable purpose Of diiiusing this valuable
remedy. Respectfully yours,
c. c. TR0WBRIDGE.
Such certificates as the above, are not to
be obtained in favor of medicine destitute
OF merit, but are only given upon the most
satisfactory proofs Of their efficacy and sue
tesI Should any one, however, wish for
further evidence, they are invited to read
the pamphlets accompanying the medicine
which abound with certificates equally salts
factory, and which may be obtained of the
agent, gratis.
REED, BATES e. AUSTIN, Wholesal,
Druggists, No. 26 Merchants Row, Bostor
General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for IS.