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Scrofula or Salt Rheum.
This most wonderful Medicine is daily efecng such
prising cures, as almost staggers belief.
But seeing believing and in the mouth otwo three
witnesses every work is established who doubt the
most incredible ascbed this great remedial agent
when they aesed by hundreds upon hundreds from
the east and the west, the north and the south
few days since a who had received a cure
of a very bad Eruption Malignant Sore his leg by
taking four bottles.
In Thomaston we saw q man who had a large Swelling
the neck called Kings Evil lie had taken half
dozen bottles swelling had nearly DISAPPEARED and
his health greatly improved. lie feels certain by
the use of a few more bottles.
As general it will be found that the scrofua
can be cured by the of from two to seven bottles
Salt Rheum requires about the number
Nursing Sore Mouth, from one to 8 bottles.
The worst cases of Canker from three. Twocase
have been known of Caiker extending through the sto-
ach and boUels, and inducing complication Of naalafies
that required--one five bottles, the other seven.
Jaundice Drowsness, &C., require from half do
bottles effect cure according the disease has ad
vance in the system.
The worst Rheumatism is cured, and driven from the
system, by the of from two six bottles
Pmpes in the face and Humor, are generally cured by
from three bottles though very bad have
been found, requiring from four to six bottles
Iumor in the eyes reness and soreness Of the eyes and
eye lids, are cured by using one to three bottles
Botchcs the head and scald Head always cured
by the use of from to three bottles
Ulcerous Sores, Swelling Of the Limbs Eruptions on
the skin. generally cured by using from
ties few of great maiguty have been found
quiring larger NUMBER in many bottles
were used before a complete cure was effected.
Very bad of ErVspaas have been cured NV
from three to five bottles.
Liver Complaint with Pain in the Side &C.. have been
cured after great suffering had been endured and no bene-
fit obtained from other remedies by the Of from two
six bottles.
As an Alternative, regulator of the Stomach and Bowels
and curer oDyspepsia, and its attendant evils med-
cine possesses scarcely ythe the power this as the
use of single bottle Will satisfy the ncredulous
Sick and Nervous Headache are cured by the use OF
from to four bottles.
Effected by this than by any other known remedy
Mercura Diseases Eencreal Diseases &c are cured bv
this medicine, with greater and more certainty than
by any medicine yet discovered.
Ladies suffering from any irregularty, will find this the
best medicine they possibly uses qualities
Purifier of the blood and Renovator of the system,
will sooner restore them health than any other known
remedy.
Sold by w ATWELI., under the U 5 Hotel Portland
For sale b G PAGE, and J MATHEWS, Bath,
and by Druggists and dealers IN medici generally
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and wrappers containing Certificates among which
those of
Rev Dr. Lyman Beecher, Boston, late President Of Lane
Theological Seminary, Cincinnati, Oho.-Iate Rev Dr.
Leonard Woods Abbott Prof of Theology in Andover The
illogical Seminary Mass-IIon. Daniel p. Thompson,
rotary of Of Vermnn-N f. Williams. Esq formerly
Collector e the Port of Baltimore Nd Rev Josiah Lch
Philadelphia, Pa.,-and many others.
How esteemed by Physcians.-J0IIN A. BERRY, II.
D. Saco, Me-, says during practice of twenty years,
have used all the popular remedies for Coughs and
well satisfied that your Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is
best and hope it will be better known and generally
used"
u Beleare of Commercials and Enaitations!!!
Enquire for tho article by its " hole Name,
VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM."
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER x CO., Druggists
30 India street. Boston, Mass, and sold by Apohecaries
and Country Merchants generally Price New Style large
bottles, containing pesry four times the quantity of the
small, 81. Old Style, small bottles. so cents.
For sale in Bath by A. G. PAGE.
II. II. HAY, Portland, General Agent for Me. 6m25
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Our BEcKEY DoEs' A young damsel
who is engaged, and will shortly be united to
a gallant son of Neptune, lately visited the
Mariners Church. During the sermon, the
parson dscoursed eloquently and with much
earnestness of the dangers and temptations of
the sailor. He concluded by asking the fol-
lowing is there any one who thinks any
thing of him who wears tarpauin hat and
blue jacket, or pair of trowsers made Of
duck =! In short, is there any one who cares
aught for the poor sailorl' A little girl, a
sister of the damsel, jumped up, and looking
archly at her sister. said, in a tone loud enough
for every one to hear, Yes, sir; our Beckey
Does
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Cneridge Was a remarkable awkward horse
man,-sn much so as Ia generally attract notice.
He was riding along The turnpike road in the
conniy Of Dauphin, when a wag approached
him, noticed his peculiarly, and mistak!ng him.
said, young man, did yon meet a tailor on the
road = Yes replied c. (uho was never at
a loss for rejoinder,) did, and he told me
that if | went liltle further | would meet a
goose Z The assailant was struck dumb
while the traveller jagged on.
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DAPA MACIsE CENTRE PIECES-alarge and well
L selected assortment Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. 8. w. HEATH d co Stiff
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&LSLtS0 AL k@e@4Os
- THE large and convenient dwelling House and
.s1Ha lot of the subscriber is offered for sale.
-zs$a one of the most convenient well finished and
pleasantly situated houses in the city, having nevera-
ing well Of good which is drawn both outside
the house, also soft cistern The lot
OF the largest the city, being $50 feet by 100 feet
and has it besides the dwelling house, wood house,
good barn, good garden be found in the city,
with plum cherry and apple trees al of which bear large
quantity of fruit Also large number of currant bushes
bearing from to bushels yearly Also quite number OF
good bearing grape Vines For the Merchant man Of
business situation offered for sale in the city can ex-
coed it. The whole WILDE disposed Of at great bargain
and an undoubted title given on application to
A. c. RAYMOND.
April Is. 46tf Raymond Court, Bath.
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PUBLIC BENEFAcToE.-He is a public bene-
factor who, by the prudent and skilful outlay
OF his money IN lettering its condition, shall
make single field yield permanently crop !;
and he who dues this over a square mile, vir-
tually adds square mile to the national terri
tory-nay, he does more, he doubles to this ex-
tent the territorial resources of the country,
without giving the state any larger actual area
to defend. All hail, then, 10 the improvers of
the soil health and long life TO their fortune
may their hearts be light and their purses
heavy-Enay their dreams be few ard pleasant,
and their sleep the sweet repose of the weary
may they see the fruits of their own labor, and
may their sons reap still heavier harvests.-
BlGcklcood's Magazine.
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DR.. C0NitE'S SYRUP
Ginseng and MaIva.

THIS Com ound established in universal favor
by its greaFaud ack owedgtd merit used in even nv
Family, and commended BY all Ihy sciaIs. This
medicine is based upon recipe procured III China rs
Dr. OoNINE, the celebrated oriental traveller Its won
derin properties for Purify ng III Blood. and III all
plants of Bilious character every where acknuwI-
edged. For
Inflammation Of the Lungs,
Splitting Of Blood Bronchitis ard every disease OF the
vital organs, this great remedy is without PARALLEL
fFor
Coughs, Group, Whooping-Cough,
and all Diseases Of the hroat il sure and prompt
cure 1t possesses the remarkable powe of Dissolving
Loosening and Ne owing downwHrts Il phltgm that
may obstruCt the throat and is without IA question Ma
lures most pote remedy for
CONSUFE PTEON.
and all diseases that arise from Coughs and neglected
Colds 1t has cured Canker salt Rheum, Ery sipelas,
and Scroisa-dseases which have defed the power Of
otheP medicines have yielded this Ii is pleasant and
palatable,
Restorer Of Appetite,
it stands unrvalled. 1t has been equalled
DySpeptEc Remedy,
and for Irritation of Nerves. Lowness Of Spirits or
Headache, is a cure.
The interesting history Of the Ginseng, &c, be had
IN pamphlets, g.ats. he Compound is contain, d in
QUART BOTTLES
One Dollar per Bottle-Six Bottles for $500.
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RILInES DISEASES
Yoang America-wide Awake.

lust call in ut the of L. S. FISHER where you can
q get just Hat you want at bargain He has just
received rare stock.
Sept. &C. 1854 10
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ANEcDorE OF Rev. E. Fl. CHaPlN Bal
lard's Seminary, where Young Chaplin was
prepared for College, it was customary for the
teachers to call on the boys to relate some in
cident which had happened to themselves, or
occurrence which had come under their obser-
vaiion Ii was in the spring of the year, when
it is customary for farmers to have an over sup
ply Of mutton upon the family board, that
Chapin was called upon to tell the truth. =
He rose very slowly from his seat, and quietly
remarked, in answer to the teachers request,
Its positire fact-l've lived upon mutton so
long that | am ashamed to look sheep in the
face, and sat down again amid roars Of laugh
ter from the whole school,
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A ROLLING STONE GATHERS No Moss -
Well. what of that Who wants to be a messy
old stone away in some damp corner of pas
ture where sunshine and fresh air never come
for the cows TO rub themselves against, for
snails and bugs TO crawl over. and for loads to
squat under among the poisonous weeds 1t
is far better 10 be a smooth and polished stone,
rolling along in the brawling stream of life,
wearing off The rough corners, bringing out the
firm crystalline structure Of the granite, or the
delicate veins of the agate or chalceduny. Ii
is this perpetual chafng and rubbing in the
whrling current that shows what sort of grit
man is made of aud what use he is good for
The sandstone and soapstone are ground down
to sand and mud, but the firm rock is selected
for the towering fortress, and the diamond is
Gu, and polished for the muuarch's crown
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House Paper


DORTO RICO. Powdered ana Crushed ana Coffee Crushed
Domingo Central America JAVA Catfass
for sale by NJ. f. GANNETT.
March
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The great Standard Remedy
FOR ALL PULMONARY DISEASES

Containing neither Prussic Acid,
Tartar Emetic, nor any Other delete
rioUS drug. Extensively used, tested
and approved in New England, Cana
da. and the British Provinces during a
period Of THIRTY YEARS by Emil
neHt Physicians, CiergymeH, Pro-
fessors qfCoHeges, Theological Sem
inarieS, Scientific and Distinguished
Public 1fen,-aud. m fact, b. all clas-
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An Inpossibility.
Sept. IS SAWYER L NAGoUN, Booksellers.
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CELEBRATED EYE SAI,VE-


F. W. =. Cronei,, Professor Of MUSIC.
Portland, used r. Panry's Eye ssye foT severe afac
ton Of tie Eyes, and by few applications tey were
restored TO their former strength and soundress
Mr. II. X. IIiaitIcy, Pearl street. Es.,. use,,
!as celebrated Eye Savc in bis fmy and saws ilat IL
exceeds AL other preparations fr affections Of the Eve.
such as Sizes, Weakness Of The Eyes, az.
Mr.. w. II. DnAyon. Market Square. Port-
land troubled with affection Of the Eyes for wears,
and was entirely cured BY Dr. Pomroy's opltllannic
Ointment Eye sayc
Walter Wells, Principal ofthc Academy
at Augusta used this soothing preparation for severe
Inflammation Of the Eyes, and was entirely cured BY two
three applications.
MIR. Andrew MmInix.F 1iisl street, Portland,
was cured Of Of IL ANIMATION and Ulces-
alton of the Eye Lid, by the of Dr. Pomroys Eye
salye for few days.
Mrs. Tucker, Fore street, has used Dr..
Pomrny's Eye salvo for her grand daughter, who il
troubled with affection of the Eye, weakness &c and
ays it has greatly relieved her
Al old Lady in Gor;lnTl, says 10 gives her
mnch satisfaction in giving testimony in behalf Of DR..
Pomrny's Eye salye, having been relieved Of a very
severe affection Of the Eye BY the use Or one box Her
son says nothing be equal tor tie use of sors
and cracked lips.
GREAT CURE FOR SORE LIPS.
A Gentleman IN Portland, says ia case Of
sore and parched lips he this celebrated
Eye Sovc AZ being superior any remedy vet discovered
NO MEDICINE EQUAL TO IT.
DIR. Pon'roy'S Eye SuJve Eans IT'D equal 5rs
the Of Piles, Uccr1tious. tumors Sores about hs
nose, Ch1es, Chapped hands, Pmnes about the face and
Hunors generay.-Usa Il aud be Healed.
PRICE p CENTS PER BOX.
sold in Maine by Druggists, ana Dealers in Medicine
in nearly every town.
NATHAN WOOD. No. 90 Marker Square.
Foriinud. General AgcH' for NrIu~.
AGEyTS-Bath, Z. Lincoln, T. W. Lucas Brunswick, E
II. Gachell & Co, j. K. Haley A. L. Stanwood, ]. L.
Stanwood, Sanwood Cunning Harpswell, Chas John
son, T. 5. jack J. F. Lampson PhIsburg, Taman Low
ELL BENZ Clifford, Geo. p Todd, II. j. Segeburg Edge
comb, W. Clifford Boothbay, c. b. Fisher, J. MCItock
VIM. Carlisle Damariscotta f. Dana Jr., Bristol T. Her
bert. 1y1
A. G.. PAGE, Agent for Bath.
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ASTONISHING CURE OF SIRE LEGS, AFTER
NINE YEARS STANDING.
Copy ofd Letter from Mr.. ~ j. Langley, Of Huntsville,
Tadil County, North Carolina, U. s., Nor LIST, 1883.
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PRICE OF DISCOVERY.

81 a Bottle Siv Dollars saivo Is cents
Five for 81.
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CainbeoSeS
House for Sale.

Of all sizes and of the best kind by
" H. l.. CHAMBERLAIN
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w. III. SMITH. Store in Moses new Block
Front Street, Agent for Bath aid vicinity.
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TRAvRLLERs' GUIDE.

NrYw JEJsgY RAuROlD-YOg PHILADELPHIA
IN and tho soath Hnt WEI, via Jsrssy c;y mail sni
sTprr.s Ines Lave ss~ Yoyt az q ana 10 A " snf
snd 49, Pare, % 70 10 4, and o. IN Sod 10 A n
snd n NJ second class, a. ~ 10 10, aDd ~ " a. ~
sotting - al gay stations Througb ti>ls. ssb f0'
Opdr and 'hs Wet, ard for ~ hlnors wssblngon,
Eors1s, hr ssd throurh baggage ehsehsd % wsshsw
Ven In and 10 A. N. ss6 ar. ~
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ocUL,sTy Avn ACRIsrs.

nCUi1r AND ArMu--AKuyIcIAL EYEs--Jrsr
rsesiveS, tho largest sod mos, b~sntful oo~<iiop
81 artificial syss imported thsy rss~mbs bs "a
igsi eye srsery 10 ~ srpressor ast I'll uevs
preeisssy hhs a. sss ~ lp~<rssA sse removed 9TH
oct tbs sl.shfsst psss e. op~rtioh. ne rsufss.on
iawys W rrwul M
O~shr Gpa Aa4tsii ~. Er,scvay,
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T IGHT erARB.-HEAD oCARTLRs, LAFAYETTE
uni b held a. he symery, On Nosdxy svepisg rsst
T.t ~ a. o'eio1 fsretesl sstsrdssos a svsyy
Dsntsr % sssrsily rec sssisc NJ orasr,
80. n oo1Abr, sss,y
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M oTICE-sEvEN PER CENT BONDS or THE STATE
IN Of Observation-Disclosures Of the Seven per cent Bonds
OF the State Of California becoming due the day
of March, 1885, hereby notified that said bonds viii
b redeemed upon presentation at the once Of the
Treasurer Of the state Of California in Sacramento city,
and that the funds arising from the payment viii b
forvarded 20 the holders in New York. the expense %
the State ~ desired Information reference thereto
can be obtained Of Mr. John Cook Jr, 81 Broadway sv
York.
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A. MoMEANs, Treasurer Of State Of Calife

VITTHERs PETERSON, BANKERS, STOCK AND
w exchange brokers, a and ~ South Third stresA
Phiadelpha. and Corporation leans bought and
sold oonmsson promissory notes and drafts nsgo-
country; drafts other eities In sums 70 suit pur.
shasers.
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IT = sAyY sAIiOIts AND orIiEEs.--gy fRh PAy
~ pf0nyiy PAD, Loasly lard vsuAnis ODtA sf1,
tosgtt sff sold rsnsloss rfoesfet balances ets bsrs
~ a~sss.sd u s~sn>n soi~stss and al spEs o. c
aga at ne nsis-i state recovered BY
EiJwAiLD ~ XII,
lfssi ssd h< Psrssr Q, r Navy, o. va ys.st
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NJ oNEY.-CAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON Ola.
Vl moLda, watches, dry goods. piAnoforte furniture
olive oil teas any other property AZ the agency and
loan Office, a04 Broadway, Of Duane street
coId aoor, room No. o Gon6dence and honor may be
relied upon. Branch ONCE ~ West Sixteenth street.
McIOuGHLTN A. O,NEIlI
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('otdnS, COBB, AND HHgvAuc uFD,Toss
~ stfse a. 0nes siih fH T. y, Rose go@xh syrap
sud Ish esrsf No vl.a egnsplta bsAlsh. s<sDsny
~ sSsiert -l ~ vtho ~ h,sse renDss Yer sAls ~
- HAf HORNE, No. lb2 Taitos street, oppe.It< 81.
IsuFs 1Esreh.
hE Wards rsyOrfUsATy." YpfEsp-TTdcT o.,
IL -st q hnst-is ygsi wLst thoss ~snt ~bs have
cntuaftst dis~ssss, bsas3y ssrs ~ ruess ks1 40
DELAY ssa nsrs srr<ns~. Onos 70 oasss'~st
r tDlBS, EgsD riifr.-BHY WILL Y0u suggU
IL ss4 arng OF your No n naissry, vssn ros ..sy
hba Ensssst< fshsi ffag Al complaints f@<alAsx V
louf zen W ihs sss ~ ~. Dupsesss ratsss D.lis,
Tbsy ssfs aud esr'sih h5 ~ al df1gEs;ss ks<
yStr prsos. ~ g hinx q. Y. Chlsssa<w = Co.
Hal, ha~1is 60. Pre- zoe Sgliss psr boxs = ~ -
NJ lKxDsr PAEr and LONDON rHYAcIlv
wi ard surrson, lssfbgf ~ ihs Ms1exi Atsissy "a
0sss tss,s ne Anc,st 10 tls srsssiisy AZ "a H1szs
tirss' ~ Bro&i-sy, frvn N A NJ I'm Il sa8
emsrs noe ats ISSUANCE ~ maj ssA sspr,ss
N,B-Ncs 10 trsr store
n spylcE 10 Inn AFriIIT1n, ron EHyI
~ HstsD. sosssnptos, fever snd sxos HS<sStf@
~ ~ ferwssast fer say u tie AL>vs a.~ssss wAlsn
ts.s t<ss trtrsS ssd are sovn 10 - Ia eniy snea
s1sss =. sssss fhsJ vsn 10 f~rAsssf 70 ssy xsssss
90 Ne rtsirf lsstSs oostAinlsx kfty osp6 q p1st-
q. .'sSts, ssiIns pAstieslsn, v Prsf.s-sr rs~sn,
s~.e..y Fo'i ofas, fe~f psf. Ltirs asrsss~d IN.
mstatsiy.
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r Y0Ns IOWA, CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
IL The conditions Of the agreement, signed by the
holders Of the bonds o said company having been fully
complied with said bondhoio-rs hereby notified 70
call ut the once Of the Mississippi and Iowa Central
Rail- DAD Company, 20 William street. before satur-
day next oath and surrender their bonds pay
the first instalment Of two per cent In cash. At which
time and place they viii preferred stock accord
ing TO the made with the said Mississippi and
Iowa Railroad Company The few bondhoders Who have
not yet signed said as reement avail Themselves OF
its provisions by complying with the above conditions.
BY order of the board OF directors.
ABEL CHANDLER, President.
II. C. Brown, Secretary.
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L FEW YOUNG MEN OF STEADY HABITS CAN BE
IA comfortably boarded with family Of three per
kOno Terms 50 per week. Apply at 141 West Twenty
second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues
s@cond floor.
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TNoR SAIE--sEvERAL LOW PRICED HOUSES ONE
IL King street, $500; two Twenty 6rst street.
at 600 and $780, two First street. %, 200
Fifty frat street %, 25o and Fifty third and Fifty
ninth streets, at "a, 000 Apply TO L. b. KINSHIMER
3l9 Fourth avenue, 3 to 7.
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THE Sail SEASON.

k,yTRA sOIREE MR.. T. HILLGRovE, TEACHER or
Va eancing, viii give an extra soiree on Wednesday
nisg Feb. 81. 1855, at his school, 100 Orange
rect near Fulton, Brooklyn. Tickets may be had on
Jllcstion At the school, or Of any OF the scholars
YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB-THE
third annual bali In commemoration OF wash
Iton's birthday, will take place ON Wednesday
urg, Feo. a, 1880, At ths Chinese Assembly Build
$50 broadway. Members procure their tickets
following committee:
JOHN oocHgANE, President
siy y i sis1s' Jun Vice Presidents
CoRsnirs CARsEs,
G. l. CAnnKsiiKSG, Secretaries.
HEvKy FgySo,
L. r. HARRISON, Treasurer.
| l. Van Zandt, Jacob Windmuller, Geo. Pearson,
r. Herrics, y. CampoeiL j. Mcleod Murphy,
Is. Roosevet, T. 9. Genst, j. l. Benedict,
kbur Woods Suitb Ely, Jun, g G. DurysR,
NM Hsrpst D. g. IobdeD N Deifendorf
II. r. Pagan, Gus. BAecAe J. hsmfor5,
cbNles II. Ring
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A 8 THE MOST DESIRABLE AND RESPECTABLE PER-
IA taking boarders decline posing their houses
such in public, and medium Of advertising being
Universal boarders receive every information, and
e politely directed to SUCH free of charge Office Gin
Cd Hall, Eighth street, near Broadway.
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A AMERICAN GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO OBTAIN A
IA furnished ROOM with the wants Of the inner
uny or partially supplied in private French family,
where there are no and he could be con-
dered friend Of the family. None but Of the highest
espectabilty need apply Please address Quien sabe
Herald Office.
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THE MILITARY.

CARIIsiE LIGHT GUARD, ATTENTION .--rHE urY
~ beTs and friends 81 the Above eompsn, a..
fully requested 20 meet al No. as0 Broous stree. y a
tend the funeral o. COR late brother and associate NATHAN
r Alder Sunday merit, at O'CLOCK " NJ w order
Of JOHN Widely, Captain.
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NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN Mail Steamship Company, SO Wall street.-Sew
York, Feb. lst 1886. NOTES.-The annual election for
directors Of this Company will Be held at this once,
Thursday, LIST March nsIt between the hours Of IL NJ
and 2PM WIN. J.. Y0Ui.E, Secretary.
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II feet, 46 East Twenty fourth street. between Lex.
ngtop and Fourth avenues, in the block OF i've, all
alike. This very desirable house, and the only
70 be had in the block. Apply the premises Pos
session Immediately. CHAS. II. SMITH, "A East Twsn-
ty-fourth street.
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E,0R sALE-THE GOOD WILL OF THE LEASE OF
the three story brick store and dwelling 53o Sixth
avenue, Of Thirty second street, with brick
stable In the The lease has Ave years to from
the LIST day Of May, 1855. Apply to CHAS r. TRlGLAR
81 West Thirty second street.
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FOR SALE.

TSOR sAIE-THE LEASE AND FIXTURES OF ONE
IL OF the most elegant saloons In Broadway, and, be-
yond Doubt the very best location in the city Wan be
sold low valuation. Address, with real name only,
box 2, 1856 Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

DOARD IN A PRIVATE FAMILY MAY BE HAD AT
ID moderate rate, for agreeable AMI satisfactory
arties in Bond street, near Broadway References re-
uired Address Board, in Bond street, Union square
lost Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

10 OARD-PLEAsANr ROOMS AND BOARD FOR ONE
ID or two gentlemen, n small family without chill
rem at 20 Amity place. All the modern convenience,
bnner at 6 O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-18

LS0R SALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT AZ FIRST AVE
JIG nue., between Second and Third streets. The house
Is twenty feet front by forty deep and the lot about
seventy feet deep For terms apply at $50 Tenth
street.,