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Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
MARRIED..

In This city, the 18th instant al the First Bsp-
list Church, ~ - Rev. 3. r. Hill, WILLIAM ].
RHEES to LAURA O. CLARKE, daughter Of Isaac
Clarke, Esq, all Of this CITY.
In this city, at st. Peters Church, by the Rev Mr.
Knight, Dr.JOSEPH A. SMITH. Of Prince Georges
eopny, Maryland, 70 Mics NARY E., daughter Of
Edpsrd Fenwick, Esq, Of the District Of Columbia.
In 81 Petsrs Church, at Ellicott's Mills, Mary
lsnd, On the tn instant by the Rev. Alexander j.
Berger, J. SHAAFF STOCKETT of Baltimore, 10
GEORGIE ST0CKETT, of Stockwood, Howard
county.
In Georgetown ID. c., on Wednesday, the 18th Of
November, by the Rev. DIR. Norwood, ROBERT b.
BOILING, Esq, of Petersburg, Virginia, TO MAR
GARET, daughter Of William s. Nichols, Of the for
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
The CITY Weekly.

From the general disposition, SO far mani
tested among the friends of Americanism here,
we entertain no doubt Of being able to publish
the "City Weekly, as proposed, and we shall
therefore issue sample copy of it on Wednes-
day evening next for gratuitous distribution.
Those to whom it may not be delivered can
get copy by sending to the Office on We'd
nesday evening
Those persons who haze undertaken to can
vass the different Wards for subscribers to the
"City Weekly" will please call at the Organ
office early Wednesday afternoon.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
= DaIIey,s

t. DaIley's Magical Pain Extractor -
There never has been discovery mAde in Matera Medca
whereby pain be quickly alayed and where pan
In high state OF ofnfammatiOn be rapidly reduc
to their natural state where wounds and
50 thoroughy and rapidly healcd and decayed parts
stoxeds without either defect than with DALLEYS
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR.
In Outs Wounds, Sprains, and Bruises, Casualties to
which children constantly subject the action OF the
genuine Daley's Pain Extractor Is the same. How
much pain and suffering may not thus be prevented More
life itself often dependent upon having At hand the
genuine Daley Extractor, and for particulars OF which
respectfully refer to printed pamphlets for the truth Of
which hold myself responsible ssf
No of burns and scad, matter how we're, has
yet in any instance resisted the apowern pain
subdung and healing qualities OF The Daley's Pain Elk
tractor.
No Pain Extractor is genuine unless the box has upon
steel plate engraved label with the signatures OF O. "
Cickener Co, propretors, and Henry Daley manufac
turer. Price % cents per box
80 All orders should be addressed to
O. ". CLIOKENER co.,
* nf ,EN 81, Barclay street, New York.
For sale by Charles Stott and Nsirn Palmer, and all
Druggists. ap S--eod
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

KANSAS 0UrRAaEs.-A writer in the Journal OF
Commerce expresses the belief that many Of the
outrages in Kansas were committed by banditti
not connected with either the free State or pro-
slavery parties. but who used these organizations
as cloak for the perpetration of their deeds He
says that during recent tour in the West, he was
informed by a free State man from Kansas that
such was the fact If this is 80, why have not the
government officers arrested and punished these
wretches, instead of representing that outragcs
were committed
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PROCLAMATION.
Mayors Office,

MAYORS Ohce,
Washington, Oct, 80, 1856.
y" III Err EAS, by a joint resolution
Wv passed by the City Councils and approved
this day, il is declared that with grateful hearts we
recognise the mercies of kind and overrulng Provi
dence, from whom have received all the blessings
Of life and the Mayor is requested 10 appoint day
by proclamation, recommending to all the inhabi-
tants of this city to refrain from their usual occupa
tions and devote it TO thanksgiving and praise to Al
mighty God as an evidence Of the city's gratitude:
Now, therefore, i request the inhabitants of the
city of Washington to set apart Thursday, the TWEEN
tieth day of November next, as day of thapksgiy-
health and prosperity which he has so bountifnlly
bestowed upon our people.
.-M4L--A w. B MAGRIIDER aAIaNnr
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Tichets sl--shares il proporllon.

ln the above scheme formed by the tcrnary COM
bination of 7S numbers making rs 078 tickets, and
the drawing of IL ballots, there will be 220 prizes
each having three Oft the drawnnuutbers IT. 1856
each having two Of them on 25,7 each having one
only Of them On; and also 1890 tickets with
on the drawn numbers on them, being blanks.
To determine the fate of these prizes and blanks
rs numbers from to as nc,usive will be severally
placed IN wheel on the day of the drawing, and 12
Of them drawn out at random, and that ticket hav-
ing for its combination the lst, 3D. and 3D. drawn
numbers, will be entitled to the capital prize sa
of. :. 2. ~, 900 90
That ticket having on II the 4th, 9th, and @
9th drawn numbers, to-. .......ss. |, BAL 20
That ticket having on IT the s7th 9Th, and
9th drawn numbers, 70. 49,. 80. 1000 90
That ticket having on il the 9TH lth, and - as
18th drawn numbers, to. !. =. Z. ~. 1000 90
That ticket having on u the I'd, I'd, and 4th
drawn numbers, to a. ....l.. !. . :. i. 1ooe 90
drawn numbers, TO- ..s !. 4. Z a.. !. 81. s9! 10000
That ticket having on il the 9Th, 9Th, and IS
7th drawn numbers, TO-. i. ~. -. j. 5000
sth drawn numbers, to, ~ !. !. -. 400 90
That ticket having on il the sth, 9th, and a
10th drawn numbers, to o............l..... 400 90
That ticket having on it the 9TH 10th, and s
llth drawn numbers, TO-. ...... 100 90
That ticket having on 1t the lst I'd, and
4th drawn numcers, ,to................. to. 'A 100 90
That ticket having on it the Ist, Cd, and 5th
drawn numbers, to. !. ~. '..., 100 90
drawn numbers, to-. ......s. 100 90
All other tickets (beiAg 2of) with THREE Of ta1
the drawn numbers on them, each ...s.s 20 90
Those lS2 tickets having them the lst
and 3D. or Sd and 4th drawn numbers,
each. .......... 10 90
Those Is2 tickets having on them the 5th
and 9Th, or nth and 18th drawn nun,ber,
each. 10. !. ~. 49,: y. 4eo
All other tickets (bsinG 4, 4,092) with any rwo if
o. the drswn numbers 1 on them each I. 90
And al those tickets fb~ing 2b,740) with q
oss only Of the drawn numbers on them,
each. .s...s... ..e 80. ....., 90
No ticket which shall have drawn prize of a
superior denomination, can be entitled % m inferior
prise. ss,,s : III. sa tess,resSS .tass = trae~
Prizes payable forty days after the draw a Z. and
subject TO the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent
PRIZES CASHED AT THIS OFFICE.
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A MERITEO CosPLIMKNT.--Gov. Pollock has ad-
ded to his staff Lieut.. VIM. II. Blackwood, of the
Houston Rifles, as an aid-de-camp with the rank OF
Lieutenant Colonel. The compliment was well de-
served, as Col. Blackwood is good soldier, good
citizen and a good American. SIM.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
To City Adyertisers

We again request those indebted for adver-
tising to close their accounts, either by note OF
payment. We desire to close all accounts for
daily advertising as promptly as possible
Those who are not prepared to "pay up can,
at least, show their good soiU by adjusting
their accounts as rt se.s
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Terms of the Weekly American Organ,

Terms of the Weekly American Organ.
Weekly Organ per year. to single Subscribers 81 SO
Do do for months, do do / 90
Do do for year to clubs of or more
M q subscribers, each ............ / 25
Do do for 8 months to clubs of or
more subscribers, each. ..... rs
In no instance hereafter can the paper be
forwarded without the advance payment. s
No agencies viii be established by the pro-
prietor, but. any individual may, on his own
responsibility to subscribers, become a volun-
teer agent and receive subscriptions at 81 80
each, and remit $125 for each subscriber.
Postmasters and any others disposed to do SO,
are invited to act as volunteer agents M
Address VESPASIAN ELLIS,
4. Proprietor.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

HY- This days issue ends the second year
Of the daily Organ, and terminates it for the
present as a daily paper.
The Weekly will be sent to daily subscribers
who reside outof the city, and who have made
advance payments.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
DIED.

At the residence of her sister, Mrs Eliza Peyton,
in this city, on the I2sh Instant Mrs.. PRISCILLA
B WILKINSON, relict of the late George wilkinson,
of Calvert county, Maryland, aged bs years
In Georgetown, ID. O., on the 18th instant in the
S0th year Of his age RICHARD HORWELL
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

Judge Hopkins, President Of the Boston and
Worcester Railroad, lies very i'll at his residence in
Boston, having returned from Europe, where he
went to obtain ameloration of his ply con-
dition, without apparent success.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
The Vote Of st. Louis.

- Il
The St. Louis Democratic journals reflect a gen.
ersl feeling of astonshment not unmixed with
wrath, at the result Of the election in that city In
admitting that Mr. Fillmore has carried it by about
one thousand majority, against four thousand
Democratic majority at the last election, they call
the Benton wing of the Democracy and the Ger
mans, who are said to have voted for Fillmore,
many hard names The Democrat says
!" The tabular statement to which we refer our
readers, shows that Fillmore has carried this city
by at least thousand majority. Such result was
not anticipated by the friends of either Buchanan
or Fillmore, for 1t was beyond the reach Of any es-
innate made prior to the event"
The News says " sss s
s@se The announcement that Fillmore bad carried
the city, and probably the county, by about 900
majority, and that the American candidates for
Circuit Attorney and Assistant Circuit Attorney,
were elected, fell like thunderbolt in the COM
munity Americans were frantic with delight at
the unexpected news Democrats became sullen,
savage and sulky., The Americans looked jubi-
lant and gleeful The Democrats looked staggered
and stupid The Americans huzzaed, hurraed,
and ha-ha'd. The Democrats looked dreary, dis
consolate, down in the mouth, and dreadful =
The Americans tried 10 split their throats with
shouts and wells. Each Democratic bosom was O
live Strombol OF wrath and rage, from which is
sued muttered mprecations against the Dutch,
who had done it all. 81
II The Republican (also Buchanan thus relieves
itself: Hs4A
"a large number of Benton Democrats did no,
vote at all, while many voted for Mr.. Fillmore
We are inclined TO think that when the facts are
all known, it viii appear that Mr.. Buchanan owes
but small debt OF gratitude to the Benton Dem
ocrats of the Safe. They either voted against
him or they did not vote at all.pasA.@
", Ma. FuLmoRE AND SoUTHERE ElCIrIks--So'ahern
Trade-We commend the suboined truthful re
marks Of the Baltimore Patriot to the perusal o
oar readers &,s,
"a Il is significant fact, made manifest by the re
sr6sat national contest, that every Southern city
slsAd1sAuy Of the smaller towns, gave MilIard Fill
more a majority. First among these is BaItimore
tin comes Norfolk, Alexandra, Richmond, Pc
tersburg, Wilmington, Savannah, Augusta, Mobile,
MntsoaaSry, New Orleans, Louisville, and even
81. Louis These facts show, very conciusiyey,
that business men in the South were willing TO risk
their commercial and business prosperity with the
patriotic, conservative statesman, whom, In hon.
esty Of purpose, they saw Ct to vote for
For the want OF better, more truthful and judi
.cous subjects TO discuss soe,e Democratic jour.
nails and orators have been procIaming that the
recent decision of Baltimore, in signifing her de-
cided, unqualified preference for Mr. Fillmore,
would act injuriousy to our trade. IL -, then Al
Southern cities, and prominent amongst them New
Orleans, are destined TO suffer 10 ike manner.
= II
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

~ HOlIOway's Pills. Their searching
and curative properties render them invaluable those
who suffer from Liver and Stomach Complaints Any case
of Dyspepsia win readily yield to their wonderful influence.
Sold Mt the manufactures No. 80, Maiden Lane New
York. and No. 24A Strand London by DRUGGISTS
26 cents, 02X conts and 81 per box. tflN nov ID
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

er Our daily exchanges will please here
after send us their weeklies instead of their
dailies.
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Nnes Lro,n Lake S,sperior.

BUyyALo. Nov. I2.-The propeller Manhattan
arrived at Cleveland yesterday, with advices TO
the 80th uIt. from Superior city. The captain say
he has never known such continued series OF
terrible gales as he has encountered IN this trip
The steamer Superior, bound up from Chicago,
with full load OF freight and passengers, let the
canal on the 25th ult, since which time she has
not been seen or heard Of II is supposed she has
gone down, with all onboard. The schooner Il.
@. Roberts, which left Portage entry on the S0th
ultimo, and the steamer Lady Elgin, which left st.
Mary's river for Chicago the Sd inst, have not
been heard Of and it is feared they are also lost
i There was thirteen inches Of snow at 0ntonagon
on the 3Oth ult
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

MpoRrAST.---The Philadelphia American states
that private letters received in that city from Hon.
George NJ Dallas, by his confidential friends, con-
tain the important intelligence that he has nego-
tiated treaty between England and the United
States which covers and settles all the points in
dispute between the two countries
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

HfT YANKEE kGErUIrY.-It is said that Mr.. John
Z. Gowen, Of Boston. Massachusetts,, who is now
in Russia, has contracted with the Imperial Gov
ernment to raise the ships of war and other yes
ses, 50 in number, sunk in the barbor of Sebasto-
pol during the siege. Mr.. Gowen, it viii be re-
membered, removed the wreck Of the steamer
Missouri from Gibraltar Bay, after all the efforts Of
British engineers for that purpose had failed.
DEATH FROM NEeLEcr.--A few days since, Mr..
Bsbcock accidentally struck the back of bis hand
with a hammer, in his Workshop at Schenectady,
New York, inHicting severe wound. Not taking
the precaution to cleanse the wound properly. some
copper Rlings we're LEFT in il, which poisoned bis
whole system, and caused his death soon after
wards o eg
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

New York ship builder for the construction of two
large steamboats, for the Southern trade, which are
to be launched in seven weeks from the date OF
laying their keels.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
The Grand Trunk Railroad Celebration.

/ MONTREAL, Nov. l2th, 1s56.-The celebration
here, to-day, in honor Of the opening of the Grand
Trunk Railway, commenced with splendid pro
industry sf Montreal In the afternoon banquet
was given and in the evening there was fine
display OF fireworks and torchlight procession.
Everything went off with eclat Delegations from
Boston, Portland, and The Canadian cities were
present Sir Edmund Head, Geo. Peabody, Sena-
tor Wilson, Ex-Governor Hunt, and others partci-
pated in the celebration. Hundreds of American
citizens are here enjoying the festivities Af the
casion
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
CIRCULAR.

The undersigned, members Of the National Er-
ocsstiss O0mnsitfee Of the AD,sricaa Party, have
pleasure In announcing to the people, that salts
factory arrangements for the future maintenance
Of the ANERIcAE 0RGAs, as an authoritative e1po-
neat and advocate of the principles Of the Ameri-
can Party have been completed.
Recommending It's labors, under these new au-
spices, the undersigned cheerfuly commend the
AMERICAN ORGAN to the generous confidence OF
the Amsrican Party, in every section of the Con-
federacy, and they hope It's columns may command
the widest circulation. III A4
HUMPHREY MARSHALL, of KY.
SOLOMON G. HAVEN, ofN. Y.
j. MORRISON HARRIS, of Md.
A JACOB BROOM, Penn.
WAsHMGroS CRY, d. O., May 10th, 1866.
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from Kansas.

ST.. LOUIS Nov, 13.--Advices from Lawrence,
Kansas, to the Sth instant state that fifteen State
prisoners on trial for murder had been acquitted,
but were Immediately rearrested on the charge Of
robbing the Franklin post Office. The Free State
men we're taking measures to contest the seat ol
Mr. Whitfield to Congress, on the ground Of the
illegaly of the election
A large quantity of clothing and provisions had
arrived at Lawrence, and was being distributed
among the destitute. 4
The steamer Goddess arrived here to-day from
the upper Missouri. Among the passengers were
Lieutenant Warren and party, from the exploring
expedition sent TO the head waters of the Mis-
souri, and Yellow Stone rivers. They report the
smallpox to be raging among the Indians in this
region.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

X OH! YE BALD HEADED. We invite the atten-
ion Of those who are d-headed, and those who
afraid of becoming 80, to the advertisement of Pro-
fessor Woods Hair Restoratipe in to-day's paper We
not in the habit of putting every quack nostrum
that is advertised in our paper, but we feel it
ing soon to sscud under bare poles. and therefore
have not used the Rssoyoipc but think If the certi
fcates of honest be relied upon that II must
need rejuvenation- Rockcsus Repu6lscaa. ss,eD
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Vermont Legislature.

FTUtUftE LcytotutHIos
MosrPrLIER, Nov. 12.-The Vermont Legisla
ture has rejected bill granting $4,000 in aid Q
the Kansas settlers.
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14
Th American Party IN Massachusetts.

- Nf'0F I'x"""'z0'sf%SostSs
Bosros, November l2.-The Fillmore American
Council for Massachusetts, met In this city yester.
tendance A series of resolutions were discussed
and finally adopted, acknowledging the supreme
cy Of the national American organization, and
declaring in favor Of the publication of the bal
lot, and the prevention of any interference Of
church hierarchies in politics the protection Of
American men, American rights. and American
interests; an open Bible and free schools; retis
try law In every State modi6cas;cn Of The
naturalization laws, and in fine for the general
principle that Americans should rule America
Daily American organ., 1856-11-14

EE To the Clubs of Washington Tho
members of the several Climbs of Washington are re
meet with the same number from the Boons Club,
at their hall on the corner Of Gath and streets on
Thursday evening, November goth, at 615 o'clock,
for the purpose OF forming Club Department
By order of the President.
Il S @ sa aSPALDING GOOD
nov 14--1t# ~ We aeAAt Secretary.
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Ntw YORK AND HARLEM Railroad.

l~ Writer anGerenA
coumeuong Mussy Nov. 5 1856 Three tsly trains y
Ansnv Sundays evcprtsd
Fae 81 50 from Nee Yort n AIb-sy Leave He- fxt
oiows fre@ station Of White sne Centre
so a. NJ, express Albscv. inserting 9Th Inc
Central EsilrcAd end Northern xans
$40 A n, mail train running dre~,v s~,.gH stskss
tsnze o. and connecting At Chatham orners ,k
H. Western trains sr Phtsheh. Worth Adams and
tfrs
top NJ express running directly hro,eb without es.rss
4 end Getting wih Central N r. n fs~ ~
Hest Returning leave Ahs.y.-
st5A NJ mail " ain for He~ Nn~k fr-~x
n4s A. ~. empress vtho-, change NJ
bf0p. ~, erp'ess, without change Of cara
Tickets 10 be Oh siped and hsgssge cb~ckrH n one. a
Ne Western Railroad, Albany, ~ a. White ard Crnt~~.
srysme, or Twenty ~xth street snd FOURTH sve-ue New
vgk W. CAMPBELL sspr
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yRAvEI.LEItv CTnDE-

TJUDseE RIVER RAILROAD -rR0n NOVEMBER
III 1855 The trains viii lcave ttsmbss~ sos
lowe-hrwee ~ A.M ard AS r. n, mai, ~ ~ A u
2 y fcr sing spg, 90 A and Per Pcetssiii
stop Il he VA stations fSsssnsv. taken a. thssgb@rs O.
nal Chis,srhe- ana Thirty Grs Iraa fsr
leetc Troy A. Sea sni f01b and l.fs y NJ EA.a
Aibsny a. Gas and 1910 A ard soPM
A. y. rMtTH Supsrn,enA,~t
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TIFF ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC EyPRESs cov-.sv
l2t RfcsdwaY viii orws-d thelr nett resul = ..o-. .
California, Oregon, Sandwich islands ard N "a H. - 49,
s,.es ms. s,esmshp Dnnols on Friday Dec < ia cIsrrs
loves Small parcrh " be forwarded 4, =, s.
received urtn ociock ard lottsts n rtvprnsef 80 !.
ub'r ~ ccirck 90 ssing ny gEIYoau A co
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Mrs DrtFYR INFORMS uRp PATRONS AND THE
N rrte 'hs' sh~ hss removed n No Clinton place,
viii eornue her glasses and private tuition IN the
Gtrsr Frerrh sna " rh languages Applications recesv
II fYnfGlfA ". snisRqf,N
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TRn. CH ADvERTysEMErTw

I'm prMAsDE--UrR R0rNF DErrANrs rpAy
" case. eatresses Dc suite No. 10 ives, sI a. en,re
- wav FL IA 5ne avenue.
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REWARDS.

@E REwARD.-LOSr. AT THE CARLTON HOUSE A
UC black mare and top wagon Inxulre at 3s3 West th
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HAVE DfsCOvEREn NEW NODE oP BRyUHsrvg
The rsms for The eSscon Of tech whoh can b. nsed 10
cases without the aest pam 70 the patient aud wseh
pra0siciae ~ tie e .sfsrslrne
VITO wines II ertireiy arent fruu freenpa Dro.
end disco~ered ~ prscced ~ " my roosls
DR. n GRIFFIN Deo,ls
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FT'UIIfI AKIItIFt md FAFUf GOODe This mort
choice selection q fire articles tole. o,Dsra ~
bss bru hes on ivory pearl buffalo ssn vood ~
ne be- knglh and french she'd ivory buffalo
and oh~ tne dressing combs; tooth coah nail AID vev
BRUSHES Of all kinds and ,ors oet irror
usv. Ing hsrs poremonpaes chains purs poe esbooss
hns tnRsh psctet cussy Rcde~s scasors IN caaes ana
vluen Iely 10 raxors Luhn and a. All
thcs hayer 90 spermscu tablet and ho.grels
syns creams 9ermsn bears oil and pomsds ust~e
The beet sr'cle IN use FOR dressing The hair fu .sao
epi 81 81 articles useful tor the toilet CHIIsON gS P-nr
Metropolitan Hotei
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NJ LRvFTTs NEW AND IMPROVED AiMOsPqvRrc
W. pressure pass fo AsHcia teeth remarkable ~ bev
acessed frmtess position snd po-sv ~ nssicapon ssd
To- fs c',,nuous g~n sresiy worm u. .uss,sp ~
&e wearing reaurisg artificial seeh sx.niss ls ereS
lurrovernent bef0re elsewhere reoovel ~
ib enurhirr prc,eas snf every Of the dav
NJ kNFTT, Ier'is, ~ Wsvetey place, near BrOsi wsr
fnfed in 1890. - '''Nf
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IyxfPACTING TEETH WITHOUT PAIN nv rHP M
IL numbrR process deem outy - mvseH and The
ruiNc uase known hat ~ thoee wh9 advertise
eyrsc teeth by nv process have procured appsrsss
have they receveo from Instructions In
u thereo Respectfully ~ WILSON operative .nt nana
srurirg dcnsi B1.d street. To Dentists The continuous
tech pat up Ia the nesest ard most peefec
10 per set
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III OST SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN DROPPED IN
aFourih avenue omaibus TUESDAY night last gold
ornament representing three links of odd Fellowship.
liberal reward viii be paid It's 37s Broadway
SAMUEL JOYCE.
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NOTICE TO DRAYNEN.-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL.
IN be PAID 10 the drayman who carted
sn all box Of veneerpg the 18th Of November last from
The New Jersey Railroad and transportation Companys
office pier is North river By reporting himself
giving particulars reward will be paid A. N. MARTIN
agent pier IL N r.
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w AMID 40 RENT, IN WILL AxsBuRG-A SMALL
rest b.use Grand and south Tenth stree ~
prth siree, uonf take part " bous" f1r to prse,
N privilege ~ he whsle eHer the ds' ~ Ma M s@n
rns rot stating price and psricn ara AL
ttsFa Y ~ HsrsT ofnee.