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IL. II. Stone.

IL. II. stone,
Wholesale Grocer and Commission Merchant
NO. 81 Levee, has in stoie and to arrive the
~ following articles, which he will sell al tn.
lowest market rates
hhds n y. sugar,
barr Is rc.incd and clarified do
barrels St. -.ouisnnd n Orcaus molasses
bags Rio, Laguyra nnd Java coffee
packages !, Z, aud 3 mackeIel .'
pkgs Imp, u. r, Y. u md black tea,
urTces nee
package Boston sn eratus;
cakes super carbonate soda; Hfr
bngs pepper and pimcnto;
coils Manila ard Juie rope
dozen Manila aud hemp bed.cords;
barrels nuiincgs and cloves,
mats cassla
barrels or and race ginger;
do alum, sulphur and brimstc ne;
ctroons indigo
cakes Ombro madden;
kegs Boston nails
whole, aud bSs NJ. X. and layer raisns
drums and boxes figs y H..
barrels tar aud r0sin;
boxes Va. and Mo. tobacco;
loxes soap and candies;
boxes fancy and CASTLE
boGes star and -peIm ca,iiies
barrels almonds and iIbeI,s;
ialcs batting,
bales wick and Irvine;
bales Oakum
bngs cotton yam;
gTuss matches assorted;
~ and hi casks Cogninc and Amer brandy
barrels American brandy and gin;
dc peach brandy rum aud MonOn Whiskey
barrels old Tccthed do:
burfels cider vinegar;
or cks old per-. Madeira and Malaga wine
brSesciiTrt Wine
boxes Goldfish and herring:
boxes brandy cheTrrsand StoughiOn bitterS
cans Baltimore oysters;
cases and . boxes sardlnes;
boxes assorted pickles and k.tchup;
boxes lemon syrup and chocolate
VI regpIIh and principe cigars,
boxes Havana and Cuba skies;
boxes assorted preserves;
gross playing cards
dozen washbOards;
dozen buckets, assorted,
nests tubs;
gross yeast powders;
gross backing;
Ieams letter and cap paper;
reams wihrpngpaper;
boxes window glaas
do tumblrrs and lIa.ks;
do ink and mustard
rase G. d. percussion caps;
Pmnrs aud candy;
Pepper sauce,
Epson Salts. camphor, black lead. pipes, pow
der. bar lead, shot, &c. st Louis, March IL.
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Change, Change.

THE subscriberhsyng bought the entire
X stock oiboo,s and shoes formerly owned
by A. G. Putnam, on Madison st., is now adding
n new supply to the former stock, which will
make his stock ns desirable rs any in Ottawa
Thankful ior past iayors, he would us usual take
extra care both in stock and workmanship, to nc /.
rommodate oil his tncnds and customers who may
give him call. An kinds OF boots and shoes
made to order.
Store nor on Main Street, opposite Cushman's
Store.
Repairing done at short notice.
February IL. w. G. Fssp.
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DAGUEKREOTYPEs.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform his
l. old friends and the rest Of mankind that he
Is o his post again, and n prepared TO execute
likenesses ~ superior style to any ever taken in
ths city before, ior have made a new discovery
IN the arrangement OF iightwhich enables me to
give more truthful and lie Ike expression 10
the likeness than is Otherwise oblaincd. Call IN
any weather nj my new daguerreoiype rooms,
and you may have your miniature in plain case
tor only 81 50 inner eases at small extra co-ts.
Extra heads on same plate iiity cents each Al
way- come in lark dress, rs red, orange, green,
or black.
n B. Myplciures canno, be sxcclled any
whcu-can be equaiie at but lew places in the
west. Come in and see ns will he glad TO show
faces whether you want anything or not.
March 81 JAMES MARsroS.
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Select school.

TINE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the people OF Ottawa md vicinity, thai he
will commence his school in the basement 81 the
Free church, on Monday next, April I'd.
Tuition for common studies 81 per term; Tor
higher branches from sac s.. .M.
hprch3l D. s. MARTYR, principal.
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Ottalua fire. Grabrr
OTTAWA, APRIL Z, 1866,

The unexpected lergih Of the Delinquent
Tax List has delayed us in the issue of to-
days paper, and has prevented us, not only
for want of time, but for want of "sorts, =
from inserting number of advertisements,
which absolute necessity alone could induce
Us to lay over. -gf.g ..... ...-r.-
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TO Rent,

A BLACKSMITH shop, Mt Freedom Ceptre,
"A with two iorges. II ID situated in the midst OF
n hcky settled community ol wealthy farmers.
ENQUIRE OF b. +. HorcHKIss, or
mnr3l-4w XENAs d. SvITa
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GnIilir l'asliiNns.

SFsIHS . UNUIUNN.
I UST received by express from Boston,
y l6 don. black cloth coats,
6 doz. col. doe skin
% 4 :" brown "
9 cheek cass
10 full .ut coats, pants. and vests TO mate h
~ Ugh, fancy pants,
6 ' black doe skin plnts,
\ super. blnck doe skin pants,
10 fancy silk vests.
10 check "
"a " black satn vests,
cloth caps new style
The above have Just been received by express
and nrr the lares, iish mr. or .pringnnl simmer
goods, and will he sold cheap Tor cash. They are
the best goods ever bought IN this market
TnoRNE Il XssRRsAS,
In Reddiek's block, one dOOr north Of The r. u.
March n
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Ready Made Clothing.
EXHIBITION
Spring & Summer Goods

7 HAVE now fully received my spring and sum
! mer stock Ct dry goods, which consist OF every
variety imaginable. Even IN this cold weaihe r
the public, particularly the Indies. can enjoy Il W
hours with much pleasure IN exainin ng the styles
OF goods, which will be- found b-uu,liul; besides
the prices willie found lower than they hav. been
in the last four years, mar3I s. w. CIlEEV Err
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La Sale Street Drug Store
II, M. McARTIIlR.

IT AVlNG purchased the en- tire stock of drugs,
I medicines, oils, paints, &c, formerly own.
ed by Hunter H. Tooinbes, would say to his
friends and the public generally, that he will con-
,inue the drug business at the old stand on La
Sale st, two doors North of NJ II. Swiit's law
office, wherel evil be happy to accommodate
oil those who may favor him " III u call. All
persons wishing to obtain pure article in the drug
line, will always he sure to find it at McArthur's
ms he intends to keep no other kind. lie
would invite d. attention OF the ladies In partic-
ular TO his stock OF ,eriumery. whchis the best
and mos, extensive ever offered in Ottawa, vary.
ing in price { nd quality To suit purchasers. lie
has also large and beautiful assortment Of
lamps, lanterns, chandeliers I, oil sizes, from
twenty five cents up to fifty dollars each.
Also hat, tooth, pail, cloth aud paint brushes
ota,l descriptions, be sides soaps, shaving cream,
pomatums, hair oil, combs, pens, ink, paper, en-
velopes, aud host OF fancy articles too numerous
to mention. lie will keep constantly oil hand
s,sh aud glass Of oil sizes, glazed ready for use "a,
manufacturers prices.
DR.. McArhir will continue the practice Of
med ne as heretofore, ndmay always be found
at his store when no, absent on professional bust.
ness. tebruaiya.
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TO school Teachers.

vT>1lE undersigned will attend at his Office in
i Ottawa. ON the 10Th day Of April, A. D.
1855, for the purpose Of examining school teach
ers. y, 2. JoNls,
mar 81 School commissioner of La SaLe coanty.
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Will
Notice !

1NhE subscriber is now prepared to deliver
flonr free Of charge, TO all purchasers with
in the city limits ,hi, side oithe III river Order.
may be left either at the mill or AZ Messrs. Red
dick & ilurlbut's store, where slate will be
found for that purpose,
Bran and mill feed delivered at nominal rates
Terms invariably rash. lr!3O yAMEs kEEIER.
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Particular Notice,

a LII persons indebted to the undersigned. either
"A by note OF book account, will save costs by
arranging their little matters with inc without
further delay. mar3i-4w AMAsA Fosr.R.
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BANk OF OTTAWA

BANk OF OTTAWA
SIGHT EXCHANGE AND DRAFTS on
New York, Boston, Chicago, st. Louis, and
Philadelphia. Also, on England Scotland and
Ireland, in sums Of one pound sterling, and up
wards, and LONDON drafts, available in Ger
many and France.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON DEPOSITES,
GOLD AND SILVER COIN bought and sold
at current rates.
Collections made in all parts of this state
Foreign and domestic bills ofexchange,. drafts,
and certificates oidepost, bought and sold, al the
highest cfrreni rate. nul9 Geo. S. FISHER, cash.
On and atter Monday, January Sth, 1855, this
bank viii be open from 8 A. ~. to ~ NJ, aud
rom 7. NJ. tod 7. NJ. January 6.
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eight DAY CLOCKS,

aud other Yankee nOtiOns,
Acordiul invitation iseXtended 10 all TO call and
examine the above assortment, ~ 1t will afford
pleasure to show customers the extensive variety
Decemhcr9.
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Spring l. Summer Style Of Hats

tOK 1900.
II USTreceived by express, VIM II. Bee
y be e. Co., and Leary & Co.'S spring
sosiycs OF hats, AT Robi. Re chs hat and cap
mandatory, north OF tho court house, Otia va.
March 10.
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L. p. COURTNEY, city Clerk.
Columbus Street Bridge...C Commissioner

Notice.
Public notice is hereby given. that the under.
signed. commissioners OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
by the city council of the city of Ottawa, March
1855. 10 assess the sum Of four thousand dsllars
on real estate in the natural division of the city
benefited thereby for the construction Of n
Bridge on Columbus Street, across the Hi.
nois and Michigan canaI-wll meet at the Office
of A. A. Fisher, in hid city, on Monday the 9th
dayof April ne xt, a, the hour Of 10 o'clock A. ".
for the purpose Of III aking said asse ssment.
A, a. FIsHer,
X TnorNe,
IN u. Il. Phelps,
Commissioners Of assessment.
Ottawa, March 18th, lS55-2w
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Notice.

a Ill persons indebted to the late firms Of Whit
"a man & Deane, A. $. SIS. r. Denne, or A.
s, Deane, ny calling and settling up immediately
will surely ,oblige me, and il delayed must sure.
ly obiiRe them.
shall be found either a, the old stand or at my
dwcln, house. mar3l-3w a. s. DeASe.
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r Stoves, Tin, Sheet iron, & Copper Ware.

htr
w heavy shelf anv
C COW bells carpenters and
gee,
Pckt and table paddock till and drawer oks all
lacks, bnds
TONS IRON, AND STEEL:
Ate! wide
Also
D VEs STOVE PIPES, AND RI RNrrURE
cooking
| a
work done too rde
Wekeep who buy
a i'm N
We brass, and pewter
nIer9 J.
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BOUNTY LANDS,

BOUNTY LANDS.
Almost Everybody Entitled to Land.
COLDlERS, widows of soldiers, heirs Of de.
- ceased soldiers, teamsters engaged in trans.
porting supplies in time Of war, &c, who have
received bu, 40 or so acres, and many none at all
are entitled 10 100 acres now and application
vii lbe made and warrants obtained, as Of old, by
the undersigned, on reasonable terms.
March l7-lf. GEO S. FIsnIR.
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SPIRITUAL MANIFESTATION
N n
e. p, NEWCOMB.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of goods
IL formerly owned by Il. r. Newcomb, ] am
now prepared to furnish, at the old stand in
Woods block, every variety and description Of dry
goods both staple and fancy, all kinds of groce.
res, crockery ofevery kind in color and quality,
and in fact every imaginable article, can be found
ut my store, all OF which will warrant superior to
any ever before offered in this market, and at as
tonishng low prices. am eceiving by railroa
every day, the latest styles of prints, telaines,
&c. us well rs all kinds OF wooden goods, from
French cashmere n, So per yard, down to lnsey
woolscy, n, 30 cts. Allpurchase ~ will do well to
call before purchasing elsewhere, as I am deter
mined 10 sell at prices that will suit all.
Remember the place, Woods block, north ollhe
courl house. GEORGE w. SreYcer.
Z, =. 1t costs no,hingto gain the circle, aud
all communications sats.actory,or the money
returned. January 80.
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10000 Bu,hcI, uool yyheat

" ANTED al the Ottawa city mills, where
w cash for wheat is always ready,
Also wanted ~ to 80 good shoats, for cash
Custom grinding, in the best style and with
dispatch
Also, exchange on liberal terms as nal
March l7-.n. r Gro, MAsN.
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RUNAWAY,

IRON III, subscriber. an inasn,uted how
Il about II years rlj, small Il his apr, nam, A
William u. Mason. said hoy was lnaep,urrJ
until he attained the age Of u years All pee
| him IN any way nmy account
March u 3w,' K Sn,v,s
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Farmers, Attention F!
Drew g. NIaierhofer

~ HANE the pleasure Of
m inorn'ing,he farmers
M..-.hr----o Ut LA Sale mud surrounding
IN counties, that they are now
~--M prepared at their laIgr new
eS'abshm, nj, ut the side.cul lock near the main,
, anal. Ottawa, to manufacture IN a style aud al
a cheapness hitherto nnappgoached IN Ottawa },
all kinds OF
Agricultural Implements,
Such ns common securing, one horse, agd prairie,
PLOWS, harrows, culiNators, horse mikes,
Sc, in short all kinds Of heavy farmers tools -
Theirmnchnery isp,l new, pcikct, and prcpe,lrt
by an abundant nc;cr falling water power. Far
mers are invited to call nley1minc their work -,
whe,l er they wish to purchase OF not
Al their nork Is warranted.
ordeiS hon distance promp,ly attended to,
and indictments placed on board canal boa,s or
ears free o' change. icb3-u b, & IL,
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ESTR AYED,

A RED heller yearlny calf, marked with an up.
a yer bit out Of the riph, earle the stable Of b,
+ liil, abom the lits, or middle Oh Nov last A
liberal reward will be paid to ANY person who will
return aid CALI ot aiyr information Of Ina whersa,
bouts to tNurrh TO- ~ r. Ilrrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-08-27

Charles London Cordial Gin--Distillci In
London under supervision Of the Br tish government,
expressly for the proprietor pure tonic, smulant
and diuretc beverage pronounced by medical the
most sanitary alcoholic dstilaion offered TO the
public.
Far superior TO the best of brandy in its pure
atate, and when the difficulty Of lining that article in
M purity is considered this gin Is not only the best but
the safest liquor which be adopted for family use
it's purity by each bottle being sealed
labelled under the propretors signature TO counterfeit
which Ia felony.
Charles London Cordial Gin Is totally devoid Of that
hardness Of flavor peculiar to every other gn but
mild and delightful to the taste that persons who
never could tolerate any other fail to appreciate
and relish il.
But apart from those qualities which have directly
tended to bring II into general use Charles London Cor
dial Gin il sovereign remedy well preventive In
numerous Of disease. BY Its use those
posed to the distressing effects OF fever and agne
tally exempt from any such attack
promotes active digestion, coois instead Of heat
ing the system, which II invariably invgoraes whilst
Its influence extends TO the spirits which it exhirates
without intoxicating, rendering the disposition happy
and imparting activity and serenity to the mind
Dyspepsia, cholera, choc, rhe umatism, govt, gravel
diseases Of the bowels bladder the Kidneys female
plants, &c, among the many maaies which find
antdote in Charles London Cordial Gin In of which
IL has been used with immense by the medical
faculty both OF England and the United States
Charles London Cordial Gin Ia put up In square bottles
Of qnsrt and may be had Of all druggists and gro
In the United States Price dollar per bottle
Wholesale OF the sole importers.
DE yENoJE CHARLES, 1913 Pearl street, n. Y.
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WATCHES, JEwEIay, &c.

(tAIIFORNIA DIAMONDS, EQUAL ~ BisnIlAsCY
and appearance 10 the real diamond --Pricest,cn,-
siuster pn with chain 81 gents cluster pins withou,
chain, W gents single stone various styles ~ 10 sl2
ladies earrings, cluster and single stone 81 % s15
ladies' cluster pins, beautiful styles sl0 % sl rings
cluster single and three stones % a. $50 a0
Tnda sleeve buttons, traceets &c. The above articles
are all mounted In eighteen carat gold and varranea
We invite every enc 10 call and see them. Cvihty =
nan purchasers grstis.
L. A !. JACOBS t07 preaAvay
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Thousands Of Aguc Sufferers Yearly Use
fever and ague remedies wthorA knowng that ali their
strength Il owing to arsenic quiDsA mercury or other
deadly poions, which though ts1U>HAen 'break the
ehills for short time are sure TO hay foundation Of
wietched maades that cease only with life.
But the unparalleled efficacy of RHO1ER lever AMI
Ague Cure, Antidote TO Malaria il equaeY only by
its singular innocence and in proof OF this the following
certificate from the most celebrated chemist in the United
States 10 attached TO every bottle
NEW YORK. June II, 1855.
have made chemical examination Of :" Rhodes Fe-
yer and Ague Cure Antidote TO Malaria" and have
tested for arsenc mercury, qunne and strychnine,
but have not found particle Of etbe Ia IT, nor have
found any substance in it's composite that would prove
injurious to the constitution.
JAMES X. CHIFFON, NJ. D., Chemist.
Remember therefore, that this il the only fever and
ague remedy in the world the innocence OF which is
proved by such certificate Of chemical analysi ana the
value OF which is proved by the testimony Of all who sell
it, ST ecimens Of which frequently published.
No doubt the public viii readily appreciate the differ
between assertions thus supported by proofs and the
incredible bombas INDUCED in by those who have nothing
else TO rely upon.
GEO. II. BATES wholesale agent, 1873 Water street,
and for sale by C. H. Ring, c. v. Cickener Co., F. C.
Wells b Co.; Brooklyn Mrs. NJ. Hayes, and druggists
generally.
Whiskern or Moustachcs Forced 90 Grow
in six weeks by my Ongnent, which will not stain
ue the skin 81 bottle sent TO any part Of the
thy. r. G. GRAHAM, bSS Broadway
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DhoAiWAf rfArFf--pARcUFTTE SAToJS. g.
~ trspdvay -ihoTs steals a Ia lode oysters served
IL ~ Ra 'eN-r in The heft Tfylc Tho s1issribsr EN-
n.f ~ his Ia veil supJie-l With genuine lniors
~ .rn H. md tegafs Ire I'D ALI. Guinness Dahlip
rf sf' Z stN lohb jamis-eb's Gvr rear "a l.
Z stn y. r. tor fhs4trs fbassss so1 - N fs
1lt4aUN st48nF. rrrfre ...
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conn ended or TIE Of crysil elias They act In
unison upon the system CLEANSING and purifying The
cod, and fal 20 any skn disease, however
~ aaidsn lane n. y and "a strand London, and by
all Gregg - - . ceuis e ecuis and ~ Pcr ~ =
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Hotscc.-Downing, Of No. Broad Street,
has now commenced some Of his choice beds Of
OYSTERS
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II You Want 60 See Ingenious Piece OF
workmanship call at W. NJ Wilmartbs ~ Maiden Lane,
and examine the style Of pen pencil made
by him. called 'Iownds patent" II certainly il the
most complete arrangement Of pen and pencil ever
offered Cor sale. II IL made In gold and silver
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DAtcheloR's HAIR Dye, Wigs and Toupess-
- bsst in the world. Nine private for applying
- unrivalled dye Beware OF limitations; they result In
uedisuls The largest stock OF wigs and toupees Anne.
49, Wholesale and retail At BATCHELORS 223 Broad
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- sovAIs--D H. ARSoLDS 90. NAVE HFAOvED
III hon No co Pine street b. W. ~ Broadway
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YT,o wfSrwARD siIfPPERS : TRANSFORMATIONS
IL Office, baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
August 10 is5b-in consequence Of great msfepresen
atons having been made by interested parties beg s
inform the public that the slight obstruction on this road
at kngwood Tunnel Is entirely removed and that
freight las we'll passeDgers) Is forwarded ia both
directions promptly schedule time The continaa.
ton of this despatch l. ensured by the building al
dtonsi road the hill at King wood by which the
Of tie tunnel will he avoided until it's widening and arch
Ing n hnshed. This new track l. IN The bnsi.
community Is confidently assured that their freight
between the four great Atlantic cities ami the West viii
be transported by thi road and its connections ~ time
al least az short, Al rates low and with mnch
general satisfaction by any other route shippers 81
New York referred 10 agent, II. IS. CROMWELL.
once Of Baltimore ytcamshipa corner d Washington and
Albany streets. JOHN, w. BONE
Master of Transportation.
rI,o MAP PUBLISHERS AND sPECtTATORs --rHE
i Subscriber, prsci Al surveyor la already
msnced survey where map under pariicglar crcum-
stances, Il much wanted aud which operation Will
tanly pay over 600 per cent profit in short hne AMI
a. he has not sufficient to carry Il hrous IT. soul
like to make arrangements with parties a. tale bod
OF II on moderate terms Over third ~ the work j.
done, and the subscriber y,es any Interested parties
10 learn particular by Addressing a. y Brown Boad
way Post ohice.
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In the city and county of New York. from the 10Th day
August TO the 18th day Of August, 1885.
Men, 81 women, 81 boys, 246 girls, 22S-Totai, 5s5
Adults III children, Ala males $685. females 2ss color
ed pers0ns
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The Great 1phaiing Remtdy for Asthma,
al Aiana Of the fhrnlf

Dr. CURTIS hygcana Thousands have been restored 10
health the past year BY the bygtens. Principal office
Price orly al package. Dr. Curtis viii be at the Office
daily from 10 to o'cloe@ where h. may be consulted
FREQ a. charge.
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Proposal sealed and directed 10 the COMMITTEES Tor
the Appropr alton u the Sinking Fund of the Peruvian
debt in favor Of New Granada and Ecuador.
DLTERsvIIIE HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION AT THE
u next regular meeting, Monday evening August
9Th ut o'clock, at American Hall Of broadway
and Grand street plan will be adopted for the ds,r
button Of the lots and other important bu.iness brought
before the meeting ull and punctna Attendance IL
desired T. A. POTTER President
W. n. HoYr Secretary.
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HnTs ImprOved Instantane0us Hair Dye,
only four shilngs box black brown soft and glossy
Recommended by chemists doctors and editors the
bsrt in Sold applied at Barclay and sb Nassau
streets
Hil1, the Inimitabie's Hair Cutting, Curl
ing and shampoong Pariors No Barclay street and ~
Nassau street. Shaving, six cents hair dye only four
shings per box black or brown, best In the world.
DIR. =. .. Fitch, Author Of the ask Lectures
Consumption" Office ia Broadway, will BIO pleased
70 afford relief TO those who have been injured who
have failed 10 be benefited by the speciality u Inhalation
for diseases OF The lungs throat Open daily Sundays
excepted from 10 O'Clock. Treats consumption,
asthma diseases Of the heart and all chronic diseases 81
males and females. Consultation free. Dr. s. $. Fitch
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him.