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TWO SUGGESTIONS.

| The great Convention of friends Of Temperance
Which held in our CITY last week characterized
by freedom aud energy, literally of sentiment and
breadth Of view not often equaled. II is well known
| that very considerable discrepancy of views with
respect TO practical was here represented
for while great majority of the speakers as well as
hearers ardent advocates Of the Maine Law very
able and respectable minority, including Lucy Stone
Charles c. Burloeh, VIM L. Garrison aud perhaps
sore Others are OF the Quincy aud Phillips school OF
Abolitonsts, who on principle refuse 70 vote under a
Constitution which they esteem pro-Shyery ana in
qutous and hence naturally led TO undertake. the
Maine Law as any restrictive enactment against the
Liquor Traffic. To admit that such law would do
great practical good, would seem 70 condemn their ona
course in declining 20 vote.
But one suggestion not embodied in the ORIGINAL Re.
solves ropoItedby the Business Committee Was very
promptly and heartily responded TO on all sides 1t
was that Of Rev WM. H. CLAIMING developed in his
speech OF Friday mornirg and embodied in a resolve
submitted by him which modified by tie Business
Committee and adopted by the Convention reads as
fellows:
Rooea That the natural proper and otcien, counteree
on 10 the appetite for dbasng Indulgence and percious
Excitement is to be found in providing for al legitimate
ard he aith sources of pure innocent ele ang pleasure
Ni futal litilt; therefore the libra
~ and reading room-tho lyceum and music han-gsl
eIiIs OF paintings and scupuresocal assembly rooms
and pleasure gogndsshoald take the place OF ihe bar
room and rum cellar.
As originally drawn, Mr.. Chsnning's resolve took
wider range, specifying pure and elevated Drama as
one of the legitimate nsrumenslities Of Temperance
and other Moral Reform. II was not deemed advise
HE by the committee to burden principle wherein al
were sqeed with question Of detail whereOa differ
eree Of opinion would naturally be developed ana so
the resolve Was modified above but the flnlanen-
Ia proposition was very heartily welcomed and accept
ed The friends Of Reform have TOO long been misre-
presented as enemies of all estyity Of needful recre
tion snd innocent enjoyment The cause OF Reform
has 100 long suffered in the view Of the uuthnkirg and
ii inform cd, by reason Of such mputatons. We are
glad that ground has been broken that looks toward the
eaeeual dspenng Of popular misconceptions on this
head
g. Let ne make the songs Of people, and care not
"wLo makes the laws" is trte observation The
champions of Reform and Enlightenment have TOO long
overlooked the amusements and resxstons Of the Peo
pie passing them by as of no account when in fact
they are among the most fruitful sources of popular
opinion and character. As the great MARLBOROUGH
frankly svowed that he had read English History main
y in the plays Of shakspere there are thousands in
every urban community whose nonons Of LIE and man.
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uers ~ ethics and potcs have been picked up at the
s;ers and similar resorts for entertainment oasns
,besa N he surrendered 10 loose thinking and fslse
teaching l. II wise and expedent that this be suffered
% .ont;I.ue, What Uncle Toms Cabin" has effected
IN the poveI-readiug world, we already know; why
mar not sane story az adapted tie stage, achieve
en- equally wholesOme change IN Tie corrupted stInos
,here Of the plsyLousel Is il not possible to have
Drama freed altogether from the accessories Of Aeo-
boljc stnulauts ard from crcumvallaton Of gaming
houses grog-shops and darker dens of sin and crime
And might DO. such Drama prove powerful helper
in speeding onward the csr OF Reform These are
questions which earnest minds are now pOnderng-tO
what effect we shall see hereafter.
The other suggestion made at the Convention that
seems 70 Us important and fruitful is that Of Mrs C.
III. NICHOLS Of VI who with reference 70 the cur
rent cavi that tie Maine Law cannot be enforced in
cities because it is opposed to public opinion remarked
flat it WIS not public ssEfeHt but public eoraTfies
that prevented such enforcement" There was never
a truer word spoken. Traverse am e tic smaller
cities Of Maine or Massachusetts wherein the Rum
Trsfic is now prosecuted in defiance Of tie Law,
and tsk each voter Is il your pleasure that the Law
Of Prohibition should be strictly enforced ~ and two
thirds would answer Yes Bat to desire Us enforce
ment Is one thing to take apromnentpart in enforcing
il. cutie srother Men who would very gla6ly see
Rum banisbed and extiTated, shrink from provoking
tie hostility Of its satellites: they fear that tie re-
fpeotable and influential seller nay deprive them OF pa
tronaaenIusnefs or cut o INSTRUMENTATION az The
Bauk or got, them whenever they sh'n lie Candidates
for oce; and those WHO care for none OF these things
a.e yet afraid Of having their trees grded or their
cattle poisoned or leir houses bedGGbed with Eth by
tie lower-law dispensers Of Alcoholic vengeance And
80 he Law goes unexccued, AMI thousands are cor
rupted net BY virtue Of public sentiment but Of pub
lie cowardicc There must snd viii be on end Of this
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THE LATEST NEWS 5,
RECEIVED
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON GOSSIP.

s. fe- ID &C = % IT, y J. TIN
NAsHIS6rOs, Sep. T. lssJ
The National Wing OF The Democracy greatly incen-
sed beosuse CT tho arponimu Of Ezrah l. Stephens
AboIo mist end devoted friend OF Gddngs 20 Clerkshp
in tie Indian Bureau.
II Is rumored that Mr. Gordon tie Webster WIKI Post
Master OF Boston VII soon have leave to retire 10 private
lie.
The s. Louis Postmaster question Is stin Undecided
Judge Powrn is pushug The claims Of MT Colburn, anti
BeItou Vigorously
Tie Administration is anxious 70 please the antiBeltoH-
tics but r,cd the wrath Of Old Bullion
An he.ress Of wealth beauty and tender years clipped
frCm tie Academy of Visitation connected with he Con
vent a. Georgc.own, D. c, tbs AFTERNOON and in
tie AIMS Of her lover The AFFAIR created great excite
nent al the Convent Search made n every direction
hut in VAN. Ike Knot matrimonial la probably ben ted
e1e ,his QCI VrE.
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TIE TRIAL or BISHOP pOANE.

AAINtN. y j.. = p l-lj.
Tie Cour. Of Bishops met a. at O'Clock this morning
Aer payer Dy Bishop Otcy, spectators were requested
10 refine.
Bishop Doaue protested against the use Of small ante
clrnbe- adjoining The court room, By ho oouns tr the
lrcscCufon He sold Il Giving them advantage not
Ylscssod by his counsel and friends. l. the doors were
be ol ned 10 tic public lie thought they should be
erncly closed and he protested against proceeding until
ioid room was cleered.
Bishop Meedc Of tie prosecution, objected TO tAa no
ton and sad tie room had leon rented oy ne cuon
md 10 olsous ccculcd bat TO counsel Tor tho prose-
Gu Ic Bishops.
Ihop Doano objected that there were no counsel yet
oilo de recognized by the CONT and the gentlemen
l ee'op;ng Ieom should a Dc included IA le or
Ncnveire ard Burgess noiled heir friends In tho small
room 10 leave
Accordingly. the legal esntlemen-Ir Halsted and
cihcis- 10 cvacun.o.
Bishops Oloy and MoCoskey were appointed committee
to clcare Stair and IN few minutes the following ordor
OF tlc committee was posted oil he street door:
srhrs Of ;Le requested not 10 -ani
t. ely nc stairs The decskectE requested 10 .l9rce
odtr
Ia the absence of Bishop Wainwright the Secretary,
frcn!sckness, Bishop Williams Of Connecticut was ap
pointed Secretary.
Tic motion made yesterday by Bishop Whi.ingAam. to
lear TIE committee Of liz diocos- came up.
Bishop Doane addressed the court az length urging the
u5in,s Of lis notion lie warned the court not 20 trench
u tic rg,s Of independent dioccss Il would be-
osicd against Rome for doing Ills the court would
commit II il refused 10 hear The dioces Of NewJorsey.
Bishop u. continued 81 aking up 10 hafpssi l..
The debate wos. continued up 10 O'Clock with much
warmth. Most OF the bishols participated
Without taking vote On The question the cour. i5urn-
eli unit Monday.
The Court is moi quite iu yet three bishops being ab
fClt.
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FEVER IN NEW-ORLEAYs.
Couesron6sncs G. Tie y. !. Tsislrs.
NrV-(DEVsNS T'riaav avps.iu0 Aur

CorTtFrondtrre q Itt y !. IElllre-
NEw-ORLEASs, Friday evening, Aug. IS, 1853
Tie following statistics cannot buE prove Of interest
10 your readers as ever item OF information on the
orrn Of the present epdeTlic Is looked for with much
anxiety / have obraDed these statistics exclusively
for publication in your paper
Ire first Of yellow fever ills year in the
Charity Hospital On the 18th day Of May James Ne
Cnrgca was admitted into the Hospital lie was q na-
tive Of Ireland and had been in city only week
He cane directly from Ireland TO this city, as % years
Of age and died OF black Vomit The 2oth day of May
the day after bic admission. The second ease vas Of
CerteTdt H. Hoctte a native Of Germany, - years Of
are he was sailor ard had been in the city Il days
Re was lss1 81 the port Of Bremen. He admitted
On rhe seth dsy Of Nay INTO the Charity Hospital and
lied vi black Yol.E ea tie same day There we're ~
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rsrAaIgTs roE TIE TWEsrYToUE At GcLocK
a. 81 sArrzDAg 7.A AUc -

ORR NEIoHBORs-Poor title GreEa removed g. she Is
few miles from w. Las suffered and SIN Is suffering
vere from the Iesiiraiia scOarge yet TIC haIl Of no
good san aTan j. extended raise her from her pro-at
CONDITION and ebect state The resident mostly ell
uraccaied Germans noted for theiF industry bat pos
se.srg little means those requisite for 5beir every
dCy and tLe absolute requirements o. re- Should
they lie allowed sieken AMI die sheep afflicted with
the rot" while contiguous % the Great Southern
Emporium and that, of the abundance diIraaiy poured
into tie treasury Il the Hngar1s not dollar can De
spared fr beings similarly striker dliy entitled -
quota Of liz funds a. the Ohsenois.
Correct ard Just are tire expressions q TIE Jefferson Re
ref Committee where they say thai cannot 30 Supposed
% r. tie intention 81 Ito chIl1le Lone That street
ehluh mark tie boundary HIs 81 nsr Charity. Agnin
hat iley are euted small tOr-ion # fund.- which
eos prove that sectional feeling co1Gne Asr beauty.
Above A-gcIs i ca integral Ic.ti % Of AcDJnoghgilf
Known fT he llliln Of frcgp1El- having be-
crrre rocl AID CO rtI1ac. connection rtalrT with
McDOICchyilC j. ill uTc'cled position. IJvily
dut ted more lctuai want All fghfui dc.f1tion exit
2 cd tie humane srlgc g. Bed and ylC lus n their
cL-racteE utfn n telh fie eazens Looked upon
wss ia sed while cat a from communication with their
fellow Dwelling IN the swamPy aud pestfsroas spot
tley have fever s0on ssized and dec,nafei them
Ther gpsy dsureafols their ne hbors ceased when
- krsss entered heir howell and Death bent HIM with
extended the their sguald c0uches awaiting the
III uent to sirke. He has performed bis work unreen
incly amoncst Tie Misguided who might we'll Ike the con
deled pray him fos "a long day, u ct If the tales tod
Of their baeksEiings arc accurate.
Admitting they e0rec, do they funish ja.tiisble
re1scEs iCr abandoning them in their scrons-6r over
0ot n ihtu IN tLtr Dire eE'Eem-y Surely nlrt We
YOU'D 3 Thytifi1l c.-vran miuiser % firfr
Isual ana body necessse than 70 thcse Of she viva
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Il vss thousand times more base and dishon0rsble lr
him 10 dstoTt their meaning and peri. other 70 DO i in
Tie uaurfr N With u ss been done by the Wig pss,
Ter, in h. rocke: and during tire whole o. that tine he
vas The savsk ard sycopsDtc euIogst and supporter OF
Col stanton he not only supported him for reelection
efer tie receipt Of tie leers b; when TIE M7grhe
Teeb IN Jure ISL took exceptions HIN for prose
cutting the VERY claims referred 70 in those lette-s. sam
F justified Col S'srfon snd defended him against the
uriust chsrce Of the Eagle
We really don see thsI this. though it should even
Suffice to prove Pike sccuadre would 90 far 70 prove
Stanton something else but here the two stories;
let cur readers judge Between them.
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ptlers,e. 20 prmoeratle state Convention.

GREENE Co.--Dsnforsh X. 0lnty aud George Beech,
uunken.
Uls1rs Co.'S. S Hamlne Editor Of The R,ps5i.ean,
a Hand Shell.
MADISON Col. Lucius 7. CLARK, Eaton Soft She'll
ONEIDA Col. DR. Robert Foraker Of Vienna Barn.
burner. -
RrsssxrAHR Cos Charles J. Wilbur Sehach,coke
Hard shell and Samuel Douglas Ftsstown. Baraburncr
WAYNK Co.-Roberi W, Ashley.
81 LAWRENCE Col. Preston Hing, :. John L. Rus.
sell 3 William A. Dsrt-a Barnburners.
CExKsrR Col. Harry Wnber, soft shell Tie Hards
prot,st against this election
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The Tribune for California.

We shall issue THIS MORNING TIE Tri1uneto' ca'
foyata OyegoH and lie SoHdreh ILaaGs 1t WILL CONTAIN
sur nary Of al he Latest Foreign and Domss'e -SeN'
since The os; steamer Money and Market EepOf~ A1'
MACS, DeGh &c.
Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing can be had
at tic desk tbs Morning. Price cents
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MUTNY on DOAKD lnE SHE FRANcE.

II'''I'Ni 'lIIlIfIIF = y n. > I'Il-
The bark Cuba, CAP. Howe FROM Palenn5 arrived At
this pou Yesterday afternoon having board, in irons.
John Dudley, Of the 81 ric ship France Capt
Teal charged wrh three 9th with MAJ ing d nardsrJus
attack upon Capt Teal, on ,e -6h July La; board
said ship
Tie France belongs % piafci iia and l. now on her
tr from PernfmbUco. bound for New York with three OF
ler crow in iroas jointly charged with Dudley. During
tie meiec Capt Teal was i.uc. win as, and severely
wounded. The second ial.e. James En-l.. was shit
with pistol the bah lode az in hs shouller rom Wis zee
was subsequently, extracted and a. it-racr0uu.s Kngs
We doing Wen Dadlcy has been committed jail Tor
exsm'nai.on.
The Wigs Of Suffolk Cou.ty me, o.. Coeii.aa.e IIlll
last evening AMI appointed 49, Delegates g. tho SiGt. C,n.
y,nion at F.chburs on tie -e.l September. Ils Pc
Gee fDr. r-fra cos,ff.I
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RoCKLaEp COUNTY DEooRATlo CONVENTION 49, Hard
SSeN TyamyA-Hon Edward Sufern, "a Democrat OF tie
cair,no AdementiRe SCHOOL, elected Delegate the
Democratic State Convention TO be held at Syracuse
the AmiCanal BarnhGrner Senator Abraham L. Coager
leader Of the Administration forces in Rockand.
The Judicial Delegate Andcw Felter, is decided Hard
The Senatorial Delegates stand as follows Abraham p p
Stevens, Johu Domarest John w. Felter Hsgernan On
derdonk and Matthew d. Bogert, all ARasy Argss Haris
exceut the latter
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TIE ODD FELLOWS GRAND LODGE.

PHiLApLLfaiAi eItemher 4, 1888
The Cad Fellows Grand Lol-o Of The United states
VIII ee IL THE city to morrow Monday. A larye nun
boT delegates aIeady here. Tie business OF the
fast cay WI BE te election II L. W Grand sre ind It IS
uIdessfood THAI Hon. W. T. DO Sanss.ere, T. > Sena-
tor sCulh Caroline VIII be prom neut and probably
sucCe-iu ognddatc. grand Dl Ia honor Of the Lodge
WIN u riKen ON Tuesday a .niLg
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THE FEyER AT NEw.oRLEANS. ETC.

BAITIHonE- saiurday, = pt = ~
Ncv-Oreans papers Of Sunday last ere received We
rot among Tie deaths sn fycr Sarah z Olmstead OF
Nov burgh New-Yors Ihos. " Deknsor OF Boston and
Mr. D. Applegate, Of Phladcl Liza.
In the encounter between Mr. Hail Of TIE q Crescent
anl NJ B f. Houghton knives used on both sides,
and tn latter not expected to rcoye from lis wounds
Tie calse was an obnoxious artc'e in TIE Crssocl,
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A BRITISH SHIP Observation-Disclosures OF
InE CAPTAIN ETC

+ rIsAoulH, Va :. tarday SEPT ., 1853.
Til BIZ hiy Samu, hilh was suIpo8sl 20 have 49,
red of two runawty slave. overloaded In Hampton
LcGcs ana search O. Whfn The -r0ts ana a young
II nm who had ss-ted1rcm Ire n.cd states ship Penn
syl Ma, were 70 I'd 4ecr,ted i vessel Capt Norris
OF lie Samuel and he fagives broueh. here and
committed Tor examination It f. said that Capt II took
10 az IN aIciI lAe .layls 70 lssare.
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FROM Bursos AYRKs-Hy the arrival Of the ship Gold.
ola CAPT, Atkins nom Buenos Ayres we have advices to
July To- The city still beseged and the por IN state
Of blockade Gov Pinto died the last of June and was
,n,, on the I'd July Gen Aucherano has been solicited
., succed Pinto and his friends urging him to accept
-b;ch II done pesce will Immediately be restored
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The Union was saved over again las. night by gang
Of patriotic and respectfully rowdeS who VS.
tied the Antislayery meeting at metropolitan Hail.
for the sake Of disturbance, and finally succeeded IN
breakne up tie meeting We refer to our report Tor
rersicugra
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT AUGUSTA, MAINE.

ArcUsrA, Ne, s1iurdlv sept ,, I7lj
- cut clock tbs morning destructive hre broke Dat
in he spool factory Of Harnden & Leland, oni spread
speedily coumunicnng lie argo Machine shop used by
tle Asiu ad Company, and 10 -four NIL, saw m'll' srat
m-k AID two diving houses. The loss Is estimated az
s75ooc-rar'y insured Many people are thrown on. Of
anrlnynent
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Ofhe PREVAILING epideme Friday morning Gfoss native
Of ba.fin.,ie. Nd AGED a2yfais 49,, ~; a.,
James Allls aged years ste nehber o. fhAa'Pnh ''o
C,mIany No "A
On TfuuJav TIE inst. Of the prevailing erilrs Mr A
Ntuvyck eyed q native Of he state u Nc" ioN oat Tor
scne reside ne of Washinsto1 City.
the 18th inst D. Alexander Hoorrtson IN
H. go ha ate Cf ns1fic Tenn aud one OF the '
ing rhysosns to the Charity Hospital
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To c0RpESPOTDEYTs.

No roce can be taken n Connm .nt
n,sn5sa for rssrti0n be sgheDrsfee BY ne nls 80
sddrfer q Vfter-Dct necessarily PIn-e@o- 49,
e1ays1tse d hs gVod f1th. 49,.
". szrrst ur drtske 70 return ected Com-.Unestions
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S,vns A,n soR NEw.DkLrANs


NEWPORT z. l., Saturday Sept ,.
Eight hundred dollars were realized for the sufferers by
Fever at New Oreana by the Concert OF the Gernania
Musical Society assisted by Gotschnlk
PHnADELPHIA, Wednesday, Sept D. 1893.
An Excursion took place TO Cape May yesterday for tho
benefit OF the Now Orleans sufferers, aud yielded about
$500 The Boat was provided, free Of expense by tho
baltimore kai.road Company.
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Can any sstTooger, alniAnae-maksr or spiritIspper
lookfr enough into fEturiy descry year wherein
there Is to be 10 tIial OF Bshop Doane If such IS TO
occur within the next cycle. We should Ike 70 live 70
see t.
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TENSION OFFICE CLERK DROWNED.

" I'FT-'T1IV y lrIJ
T. = Jebb recently Transferred from the wOgzhouse 70
a cierksLp IN the Pension Ot-ca, and who wzs subse
quety arrested drunk and disordey, today drown
ID IN he Potomac.
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DEAPFEARAScE or THE FLYER AT PoRr Az PRIscE-
Tie brig Isabella Reed Capt Choeseman arrived Saturday
from Poeu Prince with dates to the 2Oh uI and reports
the fever had entirely dsappeared from there.
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A MrRDERER HCNi.

STRAcrsE, sltlrlly, Sept. 3, lsj3
ODonohue, the murderer of Mrs. Kinney and daughter
was executed yesterday Cour1and. The euprit was
TouiteIt
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Nem'11ork Daily Gribane.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1853.

rPerors WANTING The Tr1use In their esd pcss
vii kave addresses a. the Pz5eatlon onee
or srd 70 "a The PostOhee. Pree III cent? weeE-sy
be % The Garner.
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~ Eleventh Ward. sESfER, 50 Asenae D. = ae.ee -
H. sntkcrd CsreT The Trs5uss IL this "Asd fssss
5 fssn de-ved of tie paper Consequence q LIE -1
ier I'd NJ obers may wish II vii please teAa t--a
"a hin b0se.o them tins once
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We have no mail today south Of --nington and the
GpeTs at hand contain news.
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Tox,roCol Joshua Cockey, Of this place. has pre-
..nsad ms with SPLENDID Tomato weighing pounds Ii
ss Of romarkable solid variety, containing but few
Wa wa VI IBalt. Co. Md Advocate.
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The WoMEss RIGHTS CONVENTION will assem-
BE in the Broadway Tabernacle at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
(Tuesdsy) morning Sept 9th and continue IN session
through two days holding morning afternoon and even
ing sersiors Oily Among tie speakers at these meet
ir "a vsill be
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FALL TRApE
IHFoRILis JoBpERs &c,
dcsrout c. tyng reaeral
Publicity 20 theis Advertising.
iErfe4 % efl q s5g EstI5i,sha.s4&
and eAEinc iae have hand os tho pOug and
uansuhsion and rlhl.cs,icn Of business "a si tao
fsgBts OF CSios AND
No payrtn roqo cd of eslou Die parties i lof orders
been Trpeiy atcIdedio
W McnoSLD,
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MERCHANTS AND OTHERS DESIRING TO ADJ ERTISE.-
Pclson wishing 10 Advertise WALroSs NERNoNr REsisER
1884 noticed tfst fsrrfSslil Co i2 Nasssg New
,ine ed,eTcments OF t PreyeaI frauds
III avcitieIs
Mortrc,sr Ava "a 1873 = Z. WALTON SoS.
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IlAm DYE AND Who's ~-BATcHELoRs Manufactofy
fo articles remo,,d TO No IS brodwey opposite the Park
where Ne has the tt accommodations In the wyd m tie apa
ton q his uoas Hair Dye aud she sale Of bis newly Invented
Via 1nd Ioupees Nine private ooms al oa one aoor Copy his
address.
H. Il. R.--QICK CCREs.-Untl the Introduction
Of the r. r. dies in io remedy ean.d the
vtogs power relieve rtn usily promise
any gwen time RaowANs READY RELIEF dr IA
Cy, Mr. james Rob "a Jane ST. n L. " onIac
sheumerir, In Il hosn u relieved hun Of pain IN ten iuaes
Mr Brooklyn cripple enabled - wax with
ou BIS oru Ats ~ uaas he cork tn
bottle Col loles OAK Mulaea Va sufferer M many months
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