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M accused partes were thereupon discharged from Gus
tsdy Mrs Prcu IS quite Ill At present, and 1t VIII %
enc days ere she's RECEIVERS
I'M LArn SUGAR House AouDES-ASorHER DEATH
vnpac OF observation-disclosures Gamble held an Inquest
yesterday upon the body Of man named James Malo-
NV who died from the effects Of injuries received on the
sh MI by the falling of hosting platform the sugar
suse of Messrs. Harris Evans Co., OF No. 28 Leonard
erect III will be remembered that two other persons
were KILLED by this accident and when inqucss were
hd upon their bodies vcrdict Of accidental death we're
rendered In this case however the jury thought pro-
eir carelessness in not keeping the hosting apparatus
N proper repair. The deceased native OF lrcana
and was forty. three years Of age.
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the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS Is decidedly the best
Newspaper h the country u printed every FRIDAY morn
ING large double sheet aud furnished 10 subscribers Al
a year and agents 81 - hundred cash In al
Advertisements inserted for hfy cents line Once
Dorthwes of Fulton and Nassau streets where all
sders be sent The for sale Al tho oce, and
BY the agents.
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a 2lO broadway corner Fulton street. and Fulton
Ne has stock 81 hats always hand and
those splendid hac and dras cassimeres and
beavers left which have taken New York by storm for the
past weeks.
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Supreme Court-Speclnl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Whiting.

BclOre HOn JUNBo WHftIHB'
july THE People at The Relation Of Thomas x. Down
ING ~ Andrea " Stout, City Chamberlain, and NE People
n tie Relation Of MeSpedem Baker u.s. The Sane-Wrias
Il mandamus issued in these cases. calling upon the
Chamberlain 10 show why he did not pay the claims
az the REALTORS which had been allowed by the Board Of
Supervisors The Claim of Mr. Downing is 81 22S u.s. and
that Of McSpeden Co. 81 bl5 90 Ine Chamberlain re-
ped that he had no funds pay the claims, ant. that the
oFder the Supervisors the Comptroller and not
q the City Treasurer Decision reserved
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R.aNs.elor,s .Iso,r pye. Wsg. and r,oup.e.

supporter 10 all ofksrs Their knrrUvep
Res5eci ooo 10 he carer natural elegance durability
HH ased hair ds IL applsd twelve
privsse rocszs, al BACHELORS, "a broadway
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supcroe daguerreoypes every where and ourva hs
snhroype. Nothing In to equal them for beauty and
aurabi5Iy, cost IS and 81. 30 Broalways yo
ss.ly
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fny actually the hes, pictures IL the known world
Cali one and Judge for yourself nj 9 and Az Broa
way, Canal street entrance IN broadway.
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Mr.. Dallas will not be DisnAissed.-The
the world WIN lie disturbed 10 crafty the French
who vexed at the superiority OF the
kas made this country, and the trade in the article we mo
Dnpoixe woud like To hard knocks In retaliation
Very hard Knox they would TO- indeed WHEN they seek
the hat trade 81 America KNOX hats corner
broadway and Fulton street those OF all The world
beside. No wonder France Ia furious.
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o new military post the Missouri river which has been
named Fort Randall This post s on the Nebraska sde
shout seventy five miles above the mouth Of Leau qu
COur river. II said be very beautifully situated and
70 possess many advantages above Fort ferre.-S Loi
ReUssbltcdn JulyA.
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D{Ars fair the earnings good opers
With Of Singers latest improved bhh speeded
ues The SEASON FOR quilting nniaas and other profitable
urk hand, and nov IL ~
- prepare for H. The fact that machines eber
prfSats families ssacurtug iehrnenn
80 vaxsly 10 every other AND, proved
who shem and " dispute Aew hines
nuhangsd for Old and inferior the usual liberal
nwWs. n. SINGER 4 co. a1 broadway.
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TIE ladies' 81 New YORK and vicinity respectfully inform
- thn' We entire stock II goods, IN s above establish
snen has been reduced So cont IN price. Tremendous
hsrvainsarc offered Buyers Of dry gse1s viii ind much
advantage buying
where. COLUMBIAN HALL.
.~l Grand wee
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StiPoSED TO NE SToIEN-A sORREIL HORSE AND
~ wEvun, which hired by speaking English
dal end supposed 70 beanvassers Cor the history Of the
United states and war with Rssaone herl stout built
dark complexion and black whskershc other young, slen
der ha1 'hn faced Yhe h1rs sorrei fifteen and half
hands high seven old white strip head tail
snd thin name, top painted black striped she Any
person giving inormst that will lead VI
Aine VIII he literally rewarded by CARLL DrRSEA, "a
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THE summer Hat for the Season. OF the
Accky Mountain beaver and cashmere, introduced by Ia
PKNSClIEIn classical In It's proportions and most elegant
IN appearance Those In want OF superior Ia, are In
vSsd 70 call at lis Nassau street.
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Rnpturc.-OnIy Prize Medal awarded ia

Marsh by the Industrial Exhibition of all Nations at the
Crystal Palace for their patent radical cure truss e
ferences as superiority Professors Valentine Mott VIII
lard Parker and John NJ Carnochan Open from A. NJ, 10
9P. M. MARSH CO., pa Maiden lane, N Y.
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sh derert ufacnrers-masng the largest assortment
The etybestdes fifteen second hand plsao~al OF which
vl h. eod nj prices that defy competition. Pianos ren
nnd rvn allowed purchase, At WATERS, No 39 hrol
Pianos tuned repaired, polished, bcxe and moved
c az fer hand pianos. Mnse al reduced prices
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TWO CENTS FOR CAsSELL
l. Two cents for Casseli.
Two cents for Cassel
Two cents for CasselI
Two cents for Cassell.
Two cents for Cassell
Two cents.
Two cents.
Two cents.
Two cents.
Two cents.
Two eea.s.
Sole Agency, 50 Nassau street.
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romllies should not be Without Both

of Inqers aseless castor oil during the hot and unhealthy
months of July AID August Cholera darrhea and
dyseItery prevented by its timely use.
GEO. Il. NIGER 4 CO., Family Chemists
Hrnnl alcc q w w.
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IFyou WISH coon sEwsrApEp,
Take the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS
IL ron wah 10 sec ire
Take he AMERICAN WEEKLY PREss.
IL wish 70 read the political news
Take The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
III you wish 70 read All The Of the day.
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II you veb your bushes. known
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nyou wish 70 increase husDe~~
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uyou wish % dispose ~ your goods and wares,
Advertise in the AMERICAN WEEKLY PRESS.
The AMERICAN WEEKLY PRFSs s published ev-ry Fri.
d. a ~ year and furnished 81 ~ per hurised
Adve rsemene will be inserted dfy cents Tine Osyee
northwest corper 81 Fulton and Nassau siree New York,
where oil orders must he addressed The AMERICAN
WEtkLS PRESS 10 sold at the Office, and BY the news asen
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The Catarrh Doctor, G. Howard Marshall,
win he again at St Nicholas Hotel New York, Monday,
July 81 ying days only Direct all letters to St. Nj
eholas Hotel New York
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in weeks nv my which wti stain ninre
the skin 81 bottle. seal 10 part of fic oountS r. O.
GRAHAM, 5gpa BroadSiy Briggs, " State street. albany
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sQge admiration anous all connoisseurp In cs
san private apartments for spsplyng bis inssabe dre
ISe - ~ reliable article q tie <sd ybss1se sad
v..n ~ ORIsIADoRos, No. Astor Hours v1Uv ss~
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UHE SPECIALIST, FOR JULY, is PUBLISHED THIS


Diseases OF the Lunrs;-The Carbon Theory continued
Noxious Influence OF the Human Bfeah-Generaaon at
Fermenahe Matter in the BloodTyphoi, ship Fever,
produced BY this PosonChoera the Manner OF its Origin
Sprt adj" Tcne Houses'A rsacical Lesson which
shoula be profoundly studied
TN the symptoms OF Heart Disease
The Complcyon-The State OF the Observation-Disclosures
The Pusc-Dropsica Efusions-The slccp-fan-Meutal
vonsumpton IN Infancy and CHILDHOOD" Marssuusn
The Causes which viae the Air external TO Dwellings
Few OF The Uncertainties OF Medicine Unveiled
The Napor Chamber.
Diseases Of ihs stomach and Livers-on Liver Dsease
Functional)
The MembraneTbe Three Grea, involved
m Muir ton-The Bile, lis Quantity and Uses-Constpaon
caused by Deficiency Of BeOf faucnce Cholic and Eruc
tatious-Of Hemorrhoids Piles and HeadachesOf Sick
Headache and Bilious Vomiting lad Circulation Flush
ngs and Local Congesuons-Of bilious Attacks Fever aud
bisrrhua-Of Jaundice sallowness and Mental Iass,de-
OF Nervousness llyscrsal Fits and Hypochondrass &c
Impetiro-" Crusted letter or scall.n
Miscellaneous Items:-Mcdical Dcspotsm.
Ramhlngs.
importance Ins,rucng the People-The Suicide Of Doc
,orsspecni Dispense Ions OF Providence In Medicine.
Progress OF Inhalation Ia Philadelphia.
The Obstacles which Reard the Progress OF Inhalation.
NOyey-Ignorance Of It's True Character and Method Of
Employ ment-Ni Misrepresentation.
ON the Liability Consumpuo at Different Ages above FIT
teen Years
Experimental Employment o. Inhalation by Profession
Returns Of Deaths from Diseases Of the Respiratory Organs
In New York.
The Specialist the only journal In the United States de-
voted 10 the medical instruction II the people Il edited by
" free from all technical terms and written w 30 and prac
teal language By reference the table - ecsrenta the
reader vii observe the wide and deep srcst OF s
subjects The Specialist should be read By every tstay
SUBSCRIPTION u year. single number 10 cents For sale By
SHERMAN Co, As,or House, No. I vesey street.
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ADVERTKsMENYs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POLITICAL.

4 GRAND RALLY FOR BUCHANAN AND BRICK
~ enrdgelhc Democratic klapire CLUB, IN conjunction
with the buchanan organizations, VIII hold mass
meeting in tho Park on Tuesday evening" July a. O'Clock
The object of this meeting Is to give the democratic masses
opportunity express their opinions In favor OF uniting
the democracy Of this city and State want but one orsan
railon electoral ke and bul State ticket Let the
democracy rally their might and speak hlmpetiongued
against the disafcced leaders who trying 10 keep
alive the dssensions party. The following distin
guhed speakers have consented aud w be present and
positively address the meeung-JAs. T. Brady, Daniel H.
Sickes, Hiram walbridge, John Van Buren,, Francis Is
Cutting VIM J. Rose, Philip Mcrkic Richard Base IL and
H. n. Taylor. ISAIAH RfNDEkS, FIRES.
EDWARD MURRAY, S....,..,.. OF the ID. Il. c.
ISAAC sHIxAs
HEADQUARTERS l0l NASSAU STREET, NEXT TO
III the Herald Office. Political notice. The friends OF Full
buchanan, Fremont and stockton are requested 70
meet At the above place. for the purpose o arranging the ban
JAMES AcKERMAY, President
EDWARD A. MILLER, Treasurer.
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~hskers IN stylss suit he different shapeieais a aces
No Barclay street No interest In cher establish.
snsnt Hair dye saillings akox
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ITO PUBLIsHERs.-READY FOR PUBLICATION, A
i concise Union Abolition Romance, founded on asound-
and touching incident including thirty years
Other. therein of most intimate and serious
the American people. Address o. H., Herald Office
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TIVE CAMPAIGN DEMocRAT-A DEMocRA ATTIC CAM
paign paper published weekly, Ia the city Of New York,
BY DtRANr Du PoNrE & CO., lo2 Nassau street. Circu
laon oO0. For the 90 cents; i've copies
single numbers three Campaign documents fur
nhed in quantities and cheaper than any other Office
Now resdy-Ihe Senate Kansas bill and report In
document price IS cents per hundred Also, in few
days biographies buchanan and Breckenridge with their
letters o Ace price 81 hundred.
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VIIV"N
The kuy nkunt,se Gouuac BStfers are &, be OBJ
tsred wholesale ard retail from y STEINFRLp 70 Nassau
street !@sae w all he respectable bars groccrss
snddruggls,s. IT.
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at GREEN ahr and furnishing store, No Aston Howe;
also Just receved from Paris the Styles " ties
and zephyr mcno unerseirs aud drawers hall
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Exhibition a. L0vejoy's

A Patent Lock II On Exhibition a. LOvejoy's
Hotel the inventor offering reward OF 81 900 TO any rson
OF giving and addres who will (wltl the
key) unlock Messs Yale, Hobbs and others
respectfully invited 10 the test Hours for Trial from ~ NJ
t03 NJ The patent Is sale. WIN. III. AkINS-
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LITERATURE.

A MOTHER EXTRA SUN
"a Containing the great where read story increasing
''N' FREAKS AND FoLLIEs
~ - yEsrESSHLo5ey1sT, -
Tens Of he Extra which 3 tie story from
copy remains the demand seems
great as ever.
NEW YORK STORM,
Alternately by laughter again by
tears o 81 IN Man Gu GoSSm aPoa the
are homs vet we read on hopnr he worse tsn brues
will get their just deserts The story increases increases
until We feel sorry when come to the end of the chapter
- - ON WEDNESDAY, JULY 9th.
ON wrps Sssf lsa, Jy1Ys,
aNo Tll be p s&TRs
for those who have been disappointed getting the story
published before this which WIN give the freaks and Foes
from the and including that OF Monday
last, july ith - - .
BUCHANAN AND BREcKENRIpGE.-LIFE LIKE
cratic party be in FRANK LEsLIE's PAPER, now
lsn o nave
pLuE Boards AND SCARLET RIBBONS; OR, FEAR.
ID fu revelations crimes aud hidden teres Qua
se ever paSlshed viii be foana se Po
LICE Ga1E ba Of a Il Tins nha tale w na portray s Sc
local Vaccinations desperate gang thieves murder
horrors S Madden Co. s Ann street S S!
CPLENDID COPIES OF THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON
portraits and sketches ~ Grand Victoria Portrait
number 20 cents richly worth dollar for framing. Both
free, receipt of price.
FOREIGN NEWS AGENCY, 50 Nassau street.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN THE
l. country Is
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II contains
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All city Of importance.
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Interesting correspondence,
Aud large amount OF general reading,
Useful and interesting 20 everybody
Indep politics attached faction,
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As medium for advertisers, the AMERICAN WEEKLY
PRESS surpassed by no papS published and persons de
making know their business throughout the country
viii do Well avail themselves Of It's columns. ADVERTISE
meus will be inserted for fifty cents line. Terms cash.
All orders be addressed the office OF the AMERICAN
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Fonr ACKNOWLEDGMENT Harvey ha, established

For London. In the ship American congress-Dr William
Darling, Mr. Andrew Baird Mas VI Aoyes, Mr. Moyes,
Ma Norman Rev Adolph Frost Mrs Brown Mr. Thomas Lee
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pure bile produce healthy blood and the Functions Of either
the disordefed, HObLOWAY's pis
win assuredy repair mischief and enable them 70 supply
the channels circulation with unconamlnated fluid Sold
the 50 Maiden lane, ~ " and IA Strand
London and BY all druggists, at &c. b2zc and 81 per box
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ITNE JErNE fILLr FRANcusE, PARLANT w
placer dams snille Amtrcsae Franchise,
hue denfart femme de c-nhrc; ellie peu fournr dc
homes recommendations. sadresser III ELM coin
de fIuufne.
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THE TURF.

Union COURSE T. I-TR0rT1NG.-oN TUESDAY
heais best la s. harness. W. Peabody b. TadY
Moscow. ~ Woodruff names b. Hose Of Washington
stages will leave williamsburg ferries every tweatv
nliuutes. SHAW A WHITE. Proprietn<A
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MASS MEETING IN THE PARK To.NIGHT.-RE.
l sponses from Of the eminent democrats who will
address the meeting
MoSpAy, July 7, 1870
Carr, ISAIAH RySpERs-DEAp Sfn-I accept with pleasure
Inv invitation address the Empire Club eenng
JAS. r. BRADY
NEW York, July Z, 1854
Carr. ISAIAH RyNprRs-Dr,R str-I accept with great
pleasure invitation address The meeting tbs Park
Tuesday evening, he Sh inst. Truly yours . -
JOHN VAN BUREN,.
Carr. RySprRs, PRESIDENT Esfmr CLuBs-
Si-I have RECEIVED yeur invitation which accept with
great pleasure. Yours truly II. f. SICklES.
NEW YoRx July !, 1850
TsaIAH RYSpERs President EsrfRE CLuHs-
SIR-I have the honor 10 the receptof
yton address the meeting the Park called
TUESDAY evening The sh nst) II viii
pleasure contribute I'm the propose he
democratic candidates FOR President aud Vice Pre
tinted States health will per.
H. H. CUTTING.
JTNIoN AND vICToRY-THE MEMBERS OF THE
u First Ward buchanan and lire skenrdge Club hereby
requested sasld meeting buchanan House ~ Green
witch street. Ncdne say July ls5ssa ~ clock
business of Importance. Punliual
requested. by order. CiiAS. McSAb, Chairman.
~ s S@slr' {secrc.aries
MARTIN CREeaR, Treasurer.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


4 PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD ON WEDNES-
IA day evening, 9Th inst In Military Hail. lg5 Bowery New
York for the purpose organising and elecng officers 70
conduct for the business OF society be called the
Great Western Land and Building Company All are invited
10 attend.
NEW YORK SOCIETY LIBRARY-REM0vED TO
IN their and splendid edce in University place near
Union square free right share for sale at discount,
by r. j. FORBES late librarian No IS Merchants Exchange
in Hanover street. literary and general agency.
NEW YORK JULY7-sIR: SEEING A CHALLENGE
IN In last weeks Clipper from Dominck Bradley, OF
Philadelphia wishing light, will accommodate him, aud
give him his time, and fight him for $500 VI 00 He to
pay my there will his here and make the
match. The fight to come oil in Canada -
OFFICE RECEIVER OF TAXES, NO. So CHAMBERS
" street. Court House,) New York, June - 1856
Public noceTo avoid the risks that inevitably
from e crowd OF who off 10 the latest day the
OF their have determined adopt the follow
ing rule which will be rgdy adhered 70 during my term OF
ohcel shall receive money after clock r. N. Every
officer in this Department strictly prohibited from receiving
envelopes containing checks for the payment OF
taxes. By order HENRY Ii. HOWARD Receiver.
ITO MERCHANTS, &C.-I HAVE NO CONNECTION
with j. f. Senior partnership any other also
no one has authority sign to checks drafts for
me or purchase any goods IN my name. w. h. CATMUk
NEW YORK, July g. 1866
THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT
Company OF Nicaragua are requested to meet at the Of
fee of samuel y. Tracy, 26a Broadway Tuesday next
the 18th inst az O'Clock p. NJ. full and pnncua atten
dance requested business OF importance will be brought
before the meeting.
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Hear Louis Napoleon
Louis Napoleon admits
That LYON gives all insects hts.
For full particulars, perchancc
You'd like 10 see the news from France.
Ii you curious, call to-day
At Lyons, 49, Broadway.
Lyons magnetic powder and pills. Tor insects anu verln
424 Broadway and No South Eighth street. Philadelphia.
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T lindsey BLUES ARMoRY CRYSTAL, ~ GRAND
IL stret-kew Notk duly. isS.-The monthly meeting Of
rps VIII be held this Gv-sday) evening sh instant Al
1clock. fsy uf,icr. EDGAR A. ROBERTS, Captain.
JONI ]. TuaI- Secretary.
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INNS HOI IL.

I0RNEH ~ JOHNSON AND FIRsr ~THFETs,
Dl CHARLES O. BtNNELL. The under ~
ID signed takes pleasure IN announcing that III
he has taken TINS very popular House and ~~
male complete renoc alton throughout the entire
preu ses III Is now prepared to receive the pat
ronage of the ptblic. and believes he meet the
wants u ali who desire 4 good House
He hopes, hy close application ~ tbs business
aud attention 10 the many wants Of the traveller, To
merit and obtain a share Of patronage
pg~ baggage taken to and from Boats free of
charge. ell A.. G. BI NNELL.
April > 1875. df
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CITY Drug Store /!

j. q. STEWART now in receipt of N
- very large and carefully selected stock ~
Of Drug Medicines and Chemicals, Patent
Medicines, Popular Remedies, Mechanical L-
quors, Paints OILS Dye STUFF, Perfumery, andeve-
~ variety Of fancy articles usually found in the best
establishments uf the kind. Every article warrant
ed pure and genuine
Purchaser will confer mutual favor by calling
at our establishment before buying elsewhere.
Physicians prescriptions carefully put up.
DR. J. q. SrKwAnTs Office aud consulting room
in the Drug Store
PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES
7. O. Edwards, NJ D., Ohio Medical College.
J. Cobt,
John Locke, 4
MAY g. 1sh5-d6y
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Is. Hawden a Son.

\IOt LID respectfully call the attention of the
W public TO their stock of the first quality Of
Marble, which they have just received direct from
the East which they enabled sell at as cheap
rate as be obtained in st. Louis
Ne are determined 10 act upon the motto
SMALL PROFITS AND QUICK RETURNS"
Give us a call and pledge ourselves 10 show Won
as fine marble, and as good workmanship, both in
the ornamental and plain styles, can be found
anywhere in the United States.
We have another extensive stock Of Marble on its
way from the East, and shall be fully prepared 10
meet any demand hat may be made for articles in
our line.
Third Street, between Main and Blondeau.
Apri g. 1894 a
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FILI.A .A.,.............,. MARION CO. IOW A.
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auI,