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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-02-07
SAMUEL T.. DANIELS,

E1l DEALER IN srOVES, TIN WARE,
PLOWS and HafaHare
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY,

attend her funeral from No. lsiss Bowery, this after
noon, at two o. clock
On Saturday afternoon, sept. l. after lingering
illness, when he bore with Christian orttuda Gua re-
signatioH, ARCHIBALD AsoS in the 40th year ce his
age.
Iis frenaa and asluanances respectfully invited
% attend hi funeral from his late residence 80 Hine-
tenth street. near Tenth avenue this morning. a nine
O'Clock.
On Saturday sept !, AsGnIouE ClRuAu aged 10 yea.s.
The tepos Of the family, and those II hos son-n law,
Mr. d. homer que arc respectfully invited 10 attend her
funeral from ST. stephens Church, Eist Twenty.egntil
street, this morning Al ten o'clock.
snsaiurday afternoon sept /, JAnfs Sl1tna1 aged
90 years.
The relatives and friends - the family arc respe fully
invited 10 attend his funeral from his late residence I9o
Grand street williamsburg this afternoon t two O'Clock
His remains Will be tasen 10 Greenwood.
Al Haverstra~, saturday, sept l. C,1fsfsf AMELIA.
daughter Of Charles II. and ucrotia Baker.
The funeral viii take place from hi fathers residence
No. 1J2 state street, Brooklyn, to-day
AT kesroIt, Monmouth county, y. j., Thursday,
August co. Mrs. CAROLINE Byr vile of Randolph 1--we
aged IS y.arR, mouths and dag.
She was long afflicted, but pa ently misunderstanding
in the mercy al her Saviour Her death though unes
peced al the moment peaceful and trauqu il. In
the full possession OF all her faculties she truuphed IN
her Rede.mer ft-
She rests from her lahors md her
Works they do follow her
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Dicstroption, ri the r. .,dence


on Saturday sept J, ofsion street, brooklyn, L. l.,
CT h. parents, l5t ftars, months aud - dhy.
lo, sr1Kgtr AL nds of lhe fmlly are re-eoclfay
Tie scis attend bis funeral, this morning. az ten
| invita- without further Invitation
on sunday morning, sept. = after short ilncas II
cousumrti0n. fIIzsD1n IsERlY, second daughter or
Charlie aud Hester larhcy, deceased aged H. years aud
~ months
Tie relatives and fenas n fo flfniy arc respcc,fay
Invite 20 attend her furclsl from lie residence Il her
graz noihcr, Mrs. Heiy Hutton No. ~ Mott street
iris afternoon, ct two cock, Without further n1sce
Her remains viii 10 taken 10 the Cypress I Cemetery
On sunday, sert 2, 81 Inflammation a tbe lung3
,nrrrufH8 talt &Dts JrBof, youngest ~ thomas
Juoge, sged year, months add - days.
Tie blends OF tbo family aud those u lis WIFE lately
hfceafr1 requested 10 attend his funeral FROM To
rcsi1efeo ~ liz hfler, ~ Eighth ayc1 que corner Il
Fweny -ccond street mis- afternoon AZ tlsrre oeoek
On ufdsy morning. sept. 2 the residonre n hrr
on a6l tat Fourteenth street Mr.. HgsonA Down A.
The advanced AGE u 10 years.
The tsisnd ard leiaiyer 81 the family are respectfully
iLyasa 70 attend her funeral this afernysn ~ tun
o'elecs bei remain VIII be taken t. Calvary tro,e
Tor inietmen,. -'s
Ahl NJ paper Ireland. pleaso eopv
n sundsy, tep. 2 hos4gA EifN Intr daoei,er ef
Join and Ann Iilny.
~ i.ien4' q - sraay respectfully Invited y
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BrookIy,, City News.

The CHrRcTEs.-rhe Rev. II. W. Beccher preached in
|his church yesterday to large congregation, he
having been absent during the month Of August. The
Sands street Methodist Episcopal church was reopenei
yesterday after having been closed for time for the
purpose Of painting &c. prcachedin the
morning by the pastor Rev. Mr.. Weed and the
|nent was administered in the afternoon. Dr. Bethune's
church also opened for Divine service yesterday
NOR ming and afternoon.
MoRrAIrY.--The whole number of deaths in this city
|Rr the week ending September !, were Ill, Of which
males 49, and females 40; of this number 20
adults, and Of minors. The principal of death
were cholera infantum, darrhoa and marasmus.
Decentralization. l; atrophy, l. cancer womb, 2
cholera inantum 49, cholera morbus, !; congestion 81
brain, !; congestion Of lungs 1 consumption convu
dysentery a ,enittent fever, 2 scarlet fever i ty
hold fever, l. heart disease, whooping cough, 4 he
norrhage Of stomach, L. inflammation of brain, 81 do OF
.rt q do Of kidneys, do Of lungs, 2; do Of throat
marasmus IL; measles, ]; modification, i neuralgia,
old age 3;parturiton premature BIRTH 2 still born,
b eethng, s. ulcers j spinal disease, Total, Ill.
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ne tank notes and preferred complaint against Fenchy
snd his accomplish The former Was arrested locked
UP, but the latter l. still at large
ALLEGED GRAND LAREyY.-Wm. Davidson, a German
coffee aud spice pedIar yesterday arrested charged
ih stealing from board the steamboat South Anne
sea three packages Of millinery goods valued at 500,
belonging TO Mr. 8. r. Miller. The property was
Sund IN his possession and he acknowledged taxing ~
nat said IN eStenuation that he supposed me boxes
contain hi goods several packages Of which he had
On hoard. There seemed 10 similarity between bis
pacsage- and those Of Mr.. Miller and the mag'faie-
Justice connolynot believing his story licked HIM UP
Sr trial.
C,rrunn or !, Fror1rvr-T Francis johnson, Spanish
sailor was Yesterday brought from Boston Ivy policeman
Sampson Of tho Mayors Office, to answer charge Of
hrceny preferred against him upwards OF year since.
IL alleged that in July, 1854, he stole gold watch,
compass sextant and 1918 10 gold corn from the bark
Lhxis then lying in this port with which he docamped
and went to steward in the ship VIM Chatsworth,
which recently returned TO Boston. lie was taken be-
SIRE Justice anderson and committed to the Tomos for
arrested in Havana for attempting TO kill man, but
broke jail and escaped
DrsoRnERrY HorsFs.-Charles j. Wilson and Mary A.
Rag Of II and IA Walker street we're yesterday arrest
led charged with keeping dsorderly houses Capt Carpen-
ter the Fifth ward police states that about forty per-
sans living in the neghhorhood have complained to him
about the character Of these houses which, they aege
are very disorderly. Several female inmates of the
houses were also arrested and with the keepers
taken before Justice Connolly for disposal.
YorSc TnIrLouis Hash, boy II years old, was ar
rested charged with stealing sis from the bakery or
johnson Co., 1l6 Beeman street. He locked up by
Justice Anderson for trial. He has several times previ
cusly been arrested for theft
ARREST BLACK GAsBIEss.-Captain Russell, and
others Of the Thirteenth ward police, made descent
Soturday night upon the premises Of No IL Ridge
street. and captured party of eight ten negroes,
whom they caught playing faro" for money. The
tools, stakes and negroes all taken to the Essex
Market Police Court and the latter locked up by
Justice Brennan for examination.
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the honor TO announce 10 be citizens OF schuyler and adj
joining counties and The pleasure seeking public, aiat ey
apparatus pure hydrogen eas on an
entirely and Improved pan and VIII remain tho W.
York situated at head OF lake nom he h o. Sep.
TENDER, 1875 othe 18th OF the and viii continue MAKE
excepted AZ from 100 to 1000 feet permitting eny person
cend In their balloon who may VISA, giving hem one ~ e
views HE state being impossible obtain ulat
walton In any other way People should not fall Ia witness tis
asan Tor years as th i he only copany III he tned states
who prepared 10 give such exhibition, e
ascend without Persons wishing take hight hoad
visit the place one Of the aboys dag Ne ofe pat OF n
time viii be The best the latter becouc crowded On
III. 18Th oil September weather permitting The hrs.
able day succeeding Miss H. Bradley e American Eron.u,.
es-, associated with the American Balloon Company wi uake
her second grand ascension from The conpaDys ground
watkins having her car agnhceniy decorated aud pas
VIII ne spared 10 make ie most beautuu and II
any nslon made Ia the United State Miss u IS e
lady who assembled from fason Pa DIR 25h of January
last the admiration Of thou ands who and pronounced
one Of the most beautiful aud dlrus rais performed in
attractions place cannot All % attract
large crowd az u beloved hat other place In the stats Of
lake beautiful sheet water being Hundred
deep, which, The height Of l0JJ BE- seen AZ a
ourloslc- the State. being chasm N tho rock
two 70 three hundred Deep be aconie for nearly
rock where hnc view BE- had different waterfalls
and charms causing e hehotier exeiaim in aouneut
tal The half moi told of this wonderful lfpak
The mountain scenery = unsurpassed tho STATE The citizens
VII cooperate with he company n making yislt % ms place,
he place easy The steamboat VIA exenious
tho lake. sail he procured for pleasure parties.
ncr BY sentcmany and obsns landlord whore guests
invited 10 exanc q. Mis- H. having practd pienpogy
many years the rnoa states Is prepared 70 1--WE phr
noosca examinations and charts ai her rooms at the J,frn
House. y Is The intention ~ he brloon Company to Keep
10 receive APPLICATIONS and enter Into arrangements make
balloon nscesons on the most improved and scicn'hc plan
from my city own or village IN he Timed STATES iidess r.
Y. HpBHftJ, tgent, 81 Arch street Philadelphia "a.
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Consumption, office ia Broadway, VIII be- rlcs-ed
% afold relief 10 those who havo boon injured sho
talcJ tobe benefited BY he pecisy II Inhalation
diseases o. Tho mugs throat. Open daily Sundays
excepted from 70 O'Clock. Treats consumption,
uhns diseases of the heat AMI al chronic diseases u
uaie, nd Tn alcs. Consultation zee. Dr. 5. 3 Fitch
{ always ~ home and thare j. no Pc son elsewhere,
ravolng otheswisc, IN any way INJECTED with him
u authorised 70 hail from his Office refer patients 70
rt-.
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ssaassHss =
pOLibICiI,.

NfASS NETTING or WORKINGNET.-TnE WORKING.
wi 81 fe oly Of New YORK hetn,y convened at Hope
Chapel, lis Broadway (oppn5,e the New YORK iiocl
Tue day evening" SEPT at oeiol TO lake Into consaera
ton he b,s OF sccurnlst. The abolition OF fhe
uact system. a. The Improvement 81 s rdee lands and
lots beonfng 10 The city Tor The benefit o. de cnany. ~.
The election 70 legislative Offices Of working
and ih The submission Of all laws inv diving issues not
decided prior and by the election o the 10 c
direct Of the people WORK or a,n Just, living
wages; Honcs for all" low. and Gradually diminishing
rents and dc integrity and p.rpcity Of demo.
cratic lnsuicns Every In favor of nc above measures
VIII fail attend Inc meeting. The Park Committee viii
report plan Of organization for the enHpinr election
WILLIAM ARBUTiINVT,l
WILLIAM WEST
WILLIAM ROWE, l,,,,.t.t.,
BENZ. PRICE, pS'AI-''
". &. HENDERSON,
j. J. HFAD~HAH,
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Auru { 70, 1853


\. YORK, -cptember |, 1876,
On Friday ossnina last, board tho steamer AeFopo
i an from Fall River New York between two gentle
men well known In this community certain words
Il seed the expression o. which resulted from mutual
comprehension, which by rartaa friends having been
kNpainel and The offensive expressions 44.nt
|ad msapprehension having booa lui. retTaeted the
" rties remain nov, friends as before.
JOHN FORSYTH,
of Mobile, Ala
4. MAaTlIR,
~ New York.
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Pinnasessing sei Improvement .. action and
and ,i.l ~ the Rrnnd pianos.
Urgency for T. Gilbert Co.'S Iaiett cmston's, Wool
rl Browns and jacob Fhrkering'a taston panas aud
-,anty pianos ~ bosi New York
anune orez Each instrument gt'aianised % give enba
-laoon purchase money returned Second iani pianos
al ysr jos and a. goat ~. Pfc rom 90 % $40.
" o.. octave pianos, with iron Francs, fc si5a Ptnns 70
III and rent allowed pLrctaFe Pnr fJg aaio 90 AnNb
paymess. sosc agsncy FIR 8. ". ~ W. smia's ceia
y Cd uCfofsCnt, Nlrrf M c1eai fsfnprr affnt1
H0PstR WarfEs 83J rrtafwrv
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AT New rrunswict, n. j., "a Wednesday, August -,
w the Rev sr. Woodtriye. II tho Dutch Reformed
church the Rev JARTp ". rt1prtn u India 70 Mis-
Jrflt {. GoopvIs, daughter u H. Il. Goodwin, OF :"
nah Geo
Savannah papers please enpy.
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vii oner uis Day sept IN accordance wh their quar-
rs customs the tall sf,le ~ aencrnen's hats. Our
and the public sansraiy. binA s be pa.euaFiy
ssed vita tho style rnd quality Of h hat lnOu uStd ~
the present Autumn ~ In ehnesa, aos and dnrbii-
i has never been surpassed " B.-Ne offer diBercrs
ieods ~ the same style AZ diicr.ns ptoe.
iEAhf A CO., Asi0f House, y
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~ ~ Thomas Natrr iti 'Fved sn errr8-i lgcae IL
cslgt-2t 81 ylsnne m hrr ia1aA eNarA a. 81 t4n t
= 20. rala, ~ f.Aogrssh, r4ti-att - HORACE
|. TEH9, -. .gcaawtl.
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NEW YORK IRISH AID sOcIETY.-IHE FINANCE
IN Committee Of this association held meeting last Friday
evening NJ 'he Aston House Mieh Cox, Esq IL he chair ami
Monahan Secretary committee Appointed consist
ing Of jas Muigan James Sanders VIM. r. Powers Patrick
Mckioy and Michael Peppard To wait upon such gentle
had not yet paid their subscriptions aud request hem
pay at once a. some poor families were waiting 10 b. sent
their destinations On motion of Mr.. Prppard, VIM y.
ling, ESQ., unanimoasly elected ulcmhcr 1f the
ton. Various donations ben handed IN, and several
uena gentlemen expressed their sympathy with society
and promised tcir aid In forwarding the Interests Of the society
On motion OF Mr. James Mulgan, unanimous vote Of
thanks passed 10 Mcsrs Coleman s,et-on pvopetors
OF The Aston House Tor the gratuou Of their The
meeting then adjourned.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 GENERAL. MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
"A the Butchers Real Estate Hide Association OF the
city Of New York. will be held at the Office % the assoca
ton, situate on the corner Of First and fifth
street. In the said city, Monday the 10Th day or Sep
tember next at halfpa.t O'Clock T. NJ, when resol-
ton will be offered and voted upon for the dissolution II
the said association. BY order Of the Trustees
:. r. PATTERSON president.
EDWARD PHILLIPS, Secretary.
GEORGE W. CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
New York August 20 1850
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skyahts, HOLINESS patent double cameras, German ma
chinery With English, French and american Improvements,
and twenty Eve artists employed taking deguereops Is
cents and photographs, colored and plain, for So
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Albert II. Nicoisy's Rcgul.sss ,nia day, cNo


yion sale o. stocks and bonas y 4. anosr eo,ana IL.
tlssD ~ liz "e'sgs - w Nice, ~ Broad street.
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DARTTES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST THE LATE
j firms u Huntington lin-ey, Huntington 90, and
Charles b. Huntington viii please send them hi 70 Tho sub
srtihor before September i9gh CHARLES B. HUNT
INGION, 81 Wall street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DARkES' BEsEFiT.--IiiE ARTISTS WHO HAVE VO
il uneered the PARTIES BFSrvIr take place this
ing are Respectfully requested rehearsal al N,
broadway Tabernacle, this M0nity morning, O'Clock
A. NJ. JAMES ". TURNER,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements
CHARLES r.. BENEDICT Secretary
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

IT THE PERSON THAT WAS At AT NlBLO's on "a.
turay Ia company with three others, and spoken
broadway VIII send address, where nsrycW san
BE- had e. q. H., Herald oAee, he NH obige.
INFORMATION WANTED-Or MRS. REILLY WHO
LETT Rome, " Y. the 9th OF August her sister Ia
New York city Any person having any knowledge u he's
whereabouts win obge and be- well rewarded by addressing
note to James Reilly, Rome y. Y.
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Defiance Salamnnscr Safcs.-RObert M. Pat
RICK Is the sole manufacturer In The United States OF the
above celebrated safes and powder proof defiance
bars Depot la2 Pearl set, door below
Maiden lane
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GOAL.
IS
4 coat YARD FOR sALE-sTTrkrED on TIE COR
~ ner Fourteenth street and NNsh Ayeanc, hc best IN
city New York with snrses carts and tarr
% She beSl lease Viii os best terms With Win.
The coal hand. a rsse chance Inquire u ,. r.
HODGES over Pacific Bapl.
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MARSH CO. by the Industrial Exhibition Of All Nations for
their patent radical truss References s supe
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Valentine Mot Willard Parker and John
NJ Carnochgn An extensive list OF N rercafle AMI
other gentlemen cured by this may be seen Marsh
Co.'S, No. 2 Maiden lane New York, and Marsh, Corcs
Co.'s, No. West Fourth street Cincinnati, OHIO Open from
A untiiu
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elegant romade In belle white, dboquet and bloom OF
roses, dge subtle, deniirc reckic lotion, re- adapted
general use by w. DcaaERoN practical peyfimcr ri 10
experience; be made eighth price
For sale At 22 Columbia .ueet Hrookyn forwarded by
mail TO any part Of the county Price 81 Circulars he
ohlee
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COAL.
4 COAL YARD FOR sALE-srTr srEp on IHE COR
~ Of Fourteenth street and N.'h Aynoie hH besi ~
The city New York with the bsstr1res carts snd hriurc
o.. he coal on band 4 rsse chance. Inquire q y +.
HODGES, over Pacific Bank
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.
oo7 BRo tDyAY, CORNER or READE STREET 1T
Io a ,a So Ss Gs 9's 5 ss erss
ha II branch Office lo2 Greenwich T. Terms Moderate.
/,nRIsTLlN HOME ron rEHArF sERvANrs. THIRTY.
a. cEith street, between FOURTH anl Lexington aYenn~s
houseSecpers sso, servants - egers capacity
Supplied from the above Institution
srTyATIOSs WANTED.
4 REsrE, rAHLR PROTESTANT WOMAN WISHES
"A asuuatl0n yeamslre-s; would attend grown M chi
~ n or GA inyn ady understands hcr business. " each
reference gv.n Address I'VE 4as- q y - le5 FeaAe Is
4 yorSG AMERICAN GIRL WISHES ! srrrA.
~ ton n priyuie ipr, p ats'aahr .nd
street brooklyn. -
coon c0oK -TT111NrEp-0ys WHO TSDFr
r'fk ana Ets ar wall aud run we'll need apply
No s ss s oar 'S Of r.. AID ie e he ysry be-. rsere
ltlk Tuesday morning, Ut 20 We, afh sireo 49, e
A YOUNG GERMAN LADY - DEsIRors og MAKING
~ ~ ieaReiaent piti respectable family si,s ellrn
~ M, n,'rnsi IN 20 eiutuiary trShcAes Gcran
arrl.ing e. 10, ~ ro.t once. e''ol
A flSpbcTiBff PERSON WANTS 4 SITUATION W
= lifhe family, az seanftFcss, and ~ attend upon
afl- W. making AMI har drrsing. Iyls slant,
~ itiNn ~ lifard Plessn address fr three day ~ ~
~ ~ Aieet. ircia ~ 20 ! o'cioe -
a ELL ABIb Girl WANTS 4 SITUATION A.
- Ill., w. foh swfrs T. competent a tHklng charge III
,nhHshm ghy A2e. ,aIi be Monday IYeftay
hfsi ''g reference. 'Ah ~ ~ West 2gih n.
A RrsrEcTAm.R MARRIED WOMAN " WIS ~ IN,
- h1 W. 1nE and oupg .oiua private fInIFa4 o. ~
fsi'rcnces ~ % cap&brny.
A FRENCH PRcfETAST GfaL prsfpps sfrft, ,
~ hof &c iAi mgd nurao; ~ l. goI se4n.tr,ss
ann 60 - ufk vel; shr nlrah ESQ., |trr -
b. seen fgr 90 taTp. " @F-'- ~
A ottp t.oh WANTED, wHo TnOR0rT0TT IN
~ aetFFsi mr. y slneas, and = WliNs \. asI = n.
Ne'Ait ~. Nass. @i' chAioiogsiah ul1J Il 40 49,
ISL 4. uesl - afenne. $3.50 NFfs ~ ~ fA+
4 REsrkcrAILb KNGLfSm PnOTTsTAxr WrIts
~ N4hs tWnArtM ~ hH9y'A nA4 =. sha \. esnsi. \ $50,
49, oH lrf p aFrr 0fn mnferFy, ~ villa H. a. se.sy
pstfe es reference e-r 81 li. oaf ~ III i,@ust n d.
fya, iariWp dags w ~ 49,
A YotNd M'N tbutr SEVENTEEN WARS ON 4.
~ wHHtaa 'a vi Ht rNFe % .astY ant renfl $50
HN1rffs NN p. III HtAa# Ha5#H NMfN* ~hsu mff 9.s.e
NNHw url Ell ta He.n. srpf one atry ,ts
r.#Nu 6
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The beat In the world Nine private applying his
unrivaed dye Beware Of nia ions; they result reule.
The largest stock OF wigs and ,oupees America wholesale
and retail, at BACHELORS, 2sla Broadway.
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-Four hings box, black brown best In The world recon
mcnded by chemists doctors and cdi'org Sold applied
No. l Barclay street, near Broadway.
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IN six weeks by onguent which Will not stain innrn Tho
skin. 81 tote; any part OF The country Il. u. Ora
HAM t5 broadway Zeber, ~ south Third street Phade
phla; Briggs. 81 state street. Alhanv.
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anps-Ihe subscriber just returned Paris where
he made the complete selection OF rich chiseed chande
ers brackets and clocks which he offers the lowest
remuncrative price, Al articles warranted Liberal discounts
trade, III. DAKDONNILI.E AS Broadway,
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rnving and Printing.-The Ncatest and

fashionable styles Of cards circulars engraved aud
printed Orders received by mall for cards and variety
q engraving and printing Specimens sent by mall VIM ~
DuNNEII., 1875 broadway, corner OF Dcy street.
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will be found the Canton Tea Company newly and
elegant store, No. 70 Chatham street between Pearl and
Roosevelt the oldest establishment In the city. We
assure readers they do better here than elsewhere,
either Wholesale retail,
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ea remedy tar IL Inhaled and applied II taken
Cures diseases OF the throat lungs nerves muscles joints
skn. Price, 80 cents bottle Sold at the Companys depot
- and "A New street.
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Magnificent Fall Patterns, Mt ArthsE Dom
NEILYS % BeweryHs elegant stock Of carpeting, varies
in elegance texture and price to suit the requirements
the prncey mansion and intermediate degree, down
the comfortable cottage style; beautiful Mosaic patterns Of
oil cloths, all widths.
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Herrlng's Patent Champion Fire and Bur
sar proof safe with Halls patent powder proof lock-
Both received prize medals at the Worlds Fair London,
1851 and Crystal Palace, New York. 1853'54 SlIAS G..
ElsRING & co, 1885, 1871 and 139 Water street
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Looking Glasses, for the Fall Trade, at
greatly reduced prices Buyers invited examine
stock before Purchasing elsewhere. RICHARDS KINGS
LAND 4 Co. manufacturers ITO Chambers street.
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Knrpp,s Du.uerrcotvns. large sire Co

lored included 80 superior ar,lels
cher styles proporonaby low. Lkenesses copied Gallery
removed entire TO Al Broadway, between Broome and
Grand streets, Waacks theatre.
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Hill, JDI0,ifnblc Cutter OF Hair and Whls-
kers At No. Barclay street. adjoining Broadway Hair
ing and hamPoonlng shaving six cents Hair dye black
brown best In he world, four shilling box.
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without Danger, without stencil, an

exlerninatc eiecuay rats mice Coz kroaoles &C.
and humhug IL COSTARs erternlnnior Wholesale al,
retail depot No. 3cs Broadway.
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LOuNsBERY, 456 Broadway, Grand street, have ju
received late arrivals several large Invoices OF elegant
velvet tapestry and Brussels carpeng, which they
Offering together with large and select stock of all other goods
connected with the carpet trade at great Inducements.