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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
YOU DESERVE CREDIT FOR
your DiBCoverva
rDHE following Is from distinguished mem
j. Der of the medical profession

rTYHE following Is from distinguished mem
j. Der of the medical Profession
M sT.PAuL, January /, 1855.
Prof. o. ]. WooD--Dear Sir. Unsolicited, I send
you this certificate After being nearly bald FOR
long time, and having tried all the HAIR restora-
tiyes extant. and having no faith in any, was in
duced, on hearing OF yours, TO give ii trial. I
placed myself in the hands Of a barber, and had
my head rubbed with good stiff brush, and the
restorative then applied and well rubbed in, Till
the scalp was all aglow. This repeated every
oining, and in three weeks the young hair APP
peared, and grew rapidly from August last up 10
the present timc--and is now thick, black and
strong, soft and pleasant 10 the toucl-wbereas,
before il was harsh and why, what little there
was Of it, and that little was disappearing very
rapidly. still use your restorative about twice
a week. and shall soon have good and perfect
crop Of hair. Now, | have read Of these things,
and who has not?--but have never hitherto seen
any case in which any PERSONS hair was really
benefited by any OF the hair tones, &C., of the
day; and ii really gives me pleasure 10 record the
result Of my experience. have recommended
your preparation to others, and it already has
large and general sale throughout the Territory
The people here saw its effects, and have conf
dence in it. The supply you sent us, as whole
sale agents for the territory, is nearly exhausted
and daily inquiries are made for il. You deserve
credit for your discovery. ] for one, return YOU
my thanks for the benefit il has done me, for GER
tniny had despaired long ago Of ever efecting any
such result. Yours. hastily, ]. w. BOND,
Firm Bond & Kellogg, Druggists, st. Paul.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-03-27
Very respectfully, yours, &C.

The undersigned. Rev. J. X. Bragg, is n minis
ter in regular standing, and pastor OF the Orthodox
Church at Broolsfeld, Mass. He is gentleman
Of considerable influence, and universally beloved
(Copy.) WIN. DYER.
s. BRooKFIELp, January 1c. 1855.
= Prof. WooD-Dear Sir: Having made trial Of
your Hair Restorative, it gives me pleasure 10 say
that its effect has been excellent in removing in
fammation, dandruf, and col sta It tendency TO
itching, with which have been troubled from nv
childhood; and has also restored my hair, which
was becoming gray, TO its original color. have
used no other article with anything like the same
pleasure and profit. ..-.
Yours, truly, J.K. BRAGG.
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u I.UUANbPUNI, IND JUTt u, 1910.
Messrs. o. ]. WooD & Co.-Gents; Yours Of
the 18th came duly to hand; enclosed, please find
draft for $40, il being the amount for Hair Resto
ratve; have sold it all all 80 If you
choose, you may send me SIX dozen Hair Reetorn-
tive. ! think can sell it; il has worked miracles
in this place. sold man six one dollar bottles,
who was BALD, and il fetched new hair out all
over his head.
Very respectfully yours, &C.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
FEVER AND AGUE.
A HUMAN LIFE SAVED.

HUMAN LIFE SAVED.
"A DowAGIAc Mich, March IL, 1885,
sell on consignment mo pay take pleasure In
sarg effects reported by three orones who
IN this phase and their testimony is fair specimen OF all
W. s. Conkn told mel had taken nine bottles Of Chris
ties basam, and continually down while using It
until lungs and liver congesed that degree
thought impossible for TO live hlou another chill The
doctors did all they could for me- but though
Which y relieved me IL the sna M
my stomach and pain In head and bowels and produced
permanent cure In q short time.
II. M. Conkln says" had taking medicine good
doctor have in county, and taken quantity Of
qunine and specifics without any good result from 18th Au
gust 70 18th December but seeing how nicely opera cd on
which effected permanent by using two thirds Of
Conkn not here but both the other brothers say
the day AID the speedy from the small
quantity, and might so specify. Yours with respect
The above speaks for 4tse Coed proof as Is il is Of no
better than the OF Ike certificates
ready published and the sl greater that continual
One thing more Last year had occasion to caution the
public in these Words
notice firm who have taken my general circu.
and then with brszen mpudence, end their pamphlet with the
much If be dares." &C.
the same DR. Criftes basam that is mentioned In the
above certificate.
poisonous trash all that publish my
cure, andote TO malaria except the certificates
cures and the certificate OF the celebrated chemist Dr.
Chi Of New YORK. IN favor Of iis perfectly harmless
to distinguish N. medicines from limitations.
JAS; A. RHODES. prietor, Provdence r. /.
c. V. Cckener Co.. A. p Clark, 81 John street,
principal VIII lesa'e aud retail druggists.
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On "Wednesday, March 49, by the Rev. David Brick, Mr.
JAMES G. WHITE OF Boston, to Miss MARY F. FISHER of
MAnaronesk, New York.
On Monday, March "A, by the Rev. Mr.. Josn, Mr..
JAMES LEVY to Miss ELIZABETH FLYNN all OF this city
In williamsburg, Thursday evening, March 20, at
NcIAne Mr.. SlNEus E. TOTEM, of Babylon L. L. to Miss
LYDIA q SMITH, eldest daughter Of Robert Smith, Esq., Of
williamsburg.
Mo- by the Rev. Mr.. Hedenoerg Mr.. p. MAS GEfsrnA-
MOS Of Delft Netherlands, to Miss BETTE ROBINSON, of
Cole county, Mo.
In Jersey CITY, on Monday morning, March q. at st.
Matthews church. by the Rev. j. j. Boden, d. CHARLES
FRDnucK AUGUSTUS KuHST OF New York to +. JOSEPHINE
Miller test daughter Of George j. Miller OF Jersey
City
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His remains taken to Ithaca, N Y, for intsr-
ment.
On Thursday, March 20. HARrus o. so1xavnrs, st 81
The remains inferred in the Cemetery Of Ever
On Sunday, March %, MARTHA Fr1rus wife OF Peter
Sassner. aged 40 years.
The fends Of tho family and those of her father,
yited % attend her funeral from her late residence 80
East Blk eepth street. this afternoon, ct four O'Clock,
On Sunday, March IS wNxrRKD wife of Michael Kelly.
The friends Of the family are requested to atsnd her
funeral from her late resdsnos 2sA Henry street. this
On Monday, March "a Of scarlet fever ADoIPaus JoHN
second of William and Fien Wilson, aged years and
months.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested to
attend the funeral from 100 Canal street, at O'Clock
On SUNDAY, March 49, at his residence No. 1OX Grove
street, JAMES GoeIy Of Mrs. Jane Gosln aged 20
years months and 10 days.
An aGectonate son, 6rm friend, man Of prncpl.,
he has departed this life much regretted by large circle
Of friend The funeral viii take place this afternoon at
two O'Clock, from the above pace
On Monday evening" Aarch "a. AUGUSTINE UsDRRHnI,
only child OF John and Kate S. Dixon, aged months.
Samuel P. and Caroline D. White, aged year and
months
attend her funeral at two O'Clock this afternoon from 1872
West Eighteenth street.
On Sunday, March %, HENRY KnE aged 81 years and
His funeral win take place from his late residence 1874
Seventh avenue this afternoon, at two O'clock HIS
1enos snd tn0se OF the hly are respectfully nvlted
to attend.
In Brooklyn, SUNDAY, March %, after lingering
illness, of dropsy the brau, WIN. j. CoNsY. only
of VIM. g., Jr and Mary c. Coney, aged years and
months.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral this morning at eleven
O'Clock, from "a South Fifth street.
EOn Sunday evening, March @ OF dropsy and disease Of
the heart. Mrs. CATAREE NJ ANDERSON aged Al yesrs
The relatives and friends Of the family espectuly
invited to attend her funeral this afternoon, at two
O'Clock. from the residence of her sister, Mrs. Mary
Bsrns in killman street, Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn
Her remains win be taken to Green wood.
Wiscasset, Me-, papers peass copy.
On Monday, March a. of consumption, THos. D. LYNCH
aged 20 years and months.
His friends and acquAntances respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral Tomorrow morning At tea O'Clock
from the residence Of his father, Ill Hilary street.
Brooklyn.
Suddenly, Saturday March Is, Mr.. EDWARD H. Mus
CHAMP late conductor on the Camden and Amboy Rail-
road Of the unfortunate victims of the illfated
steamer New Jersey which destroyed by fire the
Delaware.
His friends and those of the family respectfully in
vited to attend his funeral from his late residence
Fourth street. below Micke street, Camden, N j., to-
morrow morning, at 10 O'Clock
Boston papers please copy
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IN cd.

On Monday, March "a, EMILY c., wife Oh George n.
Hoyt In the oath year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the
bers Of Eckford Lodge, No YEA o. Of o. F. respect
fully invited to attend the funeral services this after
noon At three O'Clock, Mt 279 Seventh street Her
will be taken to Northcate westohestsr county
for nterment, tomorrow morning
OF disease OF the heart, Jons g. DxMAEsr in the list
year Of his are.
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at one
O'Clock, from his late residence 66s Sixth avenue near
Thirty ninth street
On Sunday, March % HENRY wrrsEIi, youngest son Of
John and Margaret Ann Nutta, aged 10 months and %
days.
The friends and relatives Of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from the reidence OF his
psrents 1862 Rvipgton street, this afternoon, one
O'clock. His remains will be inferred in Greenwood Ce-
metery.
Philadephis papers please copy.
ON Wednesday evening, March IL, ISAAC. II. PERKINS
eyed ~ years.
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Cancers, Tumors and Wens Cured by DIR.
D. B. SMITH u Canal street. Tumors and he extracts
eight hours without pain and without the knife.
Cancers without the knife and with but little pain.
No pay required unless the Ia effected.
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Singers Sewing MRchines.-An Persons
Eao w for Information in regard sewing machnes can
Co. . Gazette paper devoted entirely TO the sewing
chine interests Copies supplied gratis.
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OristadorO's Hair Dye, Wigs and T0upees
s.cte admiration among all connoiseqrs in art suite Of
he only reliable article of The Kind Wholesale and RETAIL at
CRISTADORO'S, NO. Astor House.
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RushtOn's Cod Liver On IL Invaluable to
afflicted with diseases of the lungs and
throat. Be particular 70 use that with FREDERICK y.
RUBHTOHS In full each label, there much
Of Barclay street, and All Broadway, corner of Canal
street.
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BACHELORS flair Dye-Wigs and T0upces.-
1he beg in the world This unrivaed and original dye
Piled private Bachelors wigs and toupeea
have improvements all others being chef doeuvres
elegance and durability pecurar 70 this establishment
BATCHELOR'S, 233 Broadway,
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Phal0n Paphian Lotion or Floral Beautlfier
r beaufyng the complexion and removing freckles
sunburns, pnpes spots burns seaids sngs chspped lips
Sace and hands. For sale by PHALON, and all drug
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The Best Hair Dye IA Truly and Justly
awarded 20 o. NJ BALL ARD chemist and perrumer No 500
Broadway He received the only premium the Worlds
Fair also vt the American institute, which be
Ma nfNca
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Druggists' Fancy Goods, Excluslvely.-
Brushes combs soaps extracts pomades Instruments Paris
gs except drugs Imported and sold wholesale, by RUFUS
K. 1CHAKG CO.. l63 Broadway.
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k10IUIWs-ONIy F-TIX6 ASV0IUCU
MARSH Co., by the Industrial Exhibition of Nations
their patent radical Also the fair OF the Anne
xcau rstute awarded the first premium this in 1885,
References to It's Valentine Mott
Willard Parker and John NJ Carnochan. An extensive list
and other gentlemen by the
may be at Marh 10 g. No 2 Maiden lane. New York,
and Marsh Cores Co. No West Fourth street. Cincinnati
Ohio. Open from A. M. until n. NJ.
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yhc Human Hair-A. Grandjean Raving
r Me period Of forty made the human hair his study
consulted daily all diseases Of the hair his Office
Church street, corner of Barclay from O'Clock A. n
oaolpck P. n.
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NOt1Ce.-T0 those Troubled with HumOr.-
Owing the great demand for my ontmena for the
srofua In the city OF New York shalt be at No. Plymouth
uoubed with scrofuous humor respectfully invited to
DONALD KENNEDY
Proprietor Of Kennedys medical discovery Roxbury Mass
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Sick Headache and Debiifty.-The Oxyge-
biters worthy the attention OF afflicted
with these Of any other symptoms ariang from weak ened
and dersnged state of the digestive system.
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Sewing Machines, 60 Simplified and Re-
oused as TO the wants public which
:sYst Tie premium q. the late ,ai Of the american Institute
Ac with binding OF any all widths; be applied to any
machine. Call and zoe them In operation.
NICHOLS, LEAVlTr CO., All Broadway
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Whiskers and alOustaches Forced to Grow
sx weeks by onguent which win stain inure the
Kin. 81 pOtle sent any part of the country r. g.
GRAHAM 1856 Broadway Hays 5 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Zcfber, A South Third street. Philadelphia.
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T00thache Cured I'm five Minutes by DR..
TOBIAS venetian lniment headache In half
hour Sold by all druggists and storekeepers. Depot, 60
CortlAndt street.
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PianOfDrtes at Bargains, at 81 BFOadWay-
Bon AOk WATERS agent Cne &230 3bor. piano $50;
$3.50 do S26s, 200 do in sac; $50 carved
lsgs and moudings, for $500; $50, for $l76.
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FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL FIND
~ respectable German, English Scotch md Irish help for
hotels and private families, at M0Rkf6 C0HEKr CO.'S
81 Broadway, Of Reade ALSO waters coachmsn
mes aborers, &C. at this the branch office l02 Green
witch street.
MRS GREEN RESPECTFULLY INFORMS HER PA.
M irons she has removed her domestic agency
Broadway formerly 70 White street. socs continuance
Of The p6onage enjoyed for the past thirteen years
inform the class domestcs that they will he suited
frte OF charge until April |. Wanted French cook.
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No Blaze! No Burnt Steaks! No Smoky
fiicken No fat in the fire -RoBINsoNs patent grdiron
chicken but beautiful brown toast bread
Bold At 10 Duane street, 100 feet east OF Broadway
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Francis Saiter, N. D., Edinburg, Occuilst
and auris No 16 Bond street Oce hours from to IL
NJ, anda .o6P.M
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Shell Comb Factory, No. 3O5 Broadway
Shell combs and she'll work Of every description made and
repaired equal Also, great variety OF fine toilet
goods, ooognes extracts. &C. Gibson. sos Broadway.
corner Of Qua ne street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-25

Just Received, Langenheim's New Series
serssscoGic views published BY william Lloyd Phiadel.
Valley Portage Bridge and other pictures. For
by BENJAMIN PIKE i SONS, blS Broadway,
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Dress DOlls-The Finest Assortment OF
astefuy dressed dolls the city 10 be found at rUTTLES
emporium Eng h German French Chinese and Ameri-
can fancy goods, novelties and toys No. 346 Broadway
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Aut0maton Bird Tree for Sale 1T Repre-
sens hawthorn tree amidst the snowy branches OF which
bright pumed birds 1 from branch 70 branch without the
help OF visible ASSISTANCE The motions Of the
Tiny s0ngsers and their warnings natural that the
hardly them artificial The mechanism
connected with clock which sets In motion every half
&C., 345 Broadway
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Doctor F1nlay, s65 Broadway, Union place

To the AHlicted.-Vr. PancOasts Golden
cough syrup meeting with unhounded affections
Of the lungs, such coughs colds bronchitis
hopping cough, asthma Group and palliative
ton % surPas any remedy offered for sale
Hold by v. Cickener Co.. Barclay street, G. H. Ring
192 Broadway; Shedden Neergaard Fourth street
Hayes IT'S Fulton street. Brooklyn; and all druggists In
and country. See pamphlets.
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hespae Y-Superior system; rAg the practice with
courts uree witness In all the business dess OF the pro-
Il W. FOWLER
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Plan0foxtes nj Bargains, at 81 HFOadway-
ss os one $50 carved
state and National Law school, F0ugh-
.ssPSs x-snpsror syssm .I.As IN The prsctics with
ssSn apd Y ssemporane'u oraory Send os circular 70
Wedding and Visiting Cards, Envelopes,
sr sao nS: C
a on
10 the Ladaes-A Splendid Assortment az
IL
ssnn Evans Of 6 and % Fulton street. acnes most de-
2sss 81 blue cloth drsss S0 ~ ii MORE
low as 81 SO; and so on, in proportion
shirts, OF the Finest Quality, Ready made,
al Ezes, made to measure in style which
Pas. cotton merne sk and lambs wool ands.sh e and
Elegant Competing .-.gmitb 4 Lounsbery,
Mo 4b6 Broadway, prepared 10 exhibit their
spring styles OF rh velvet tapestry Brussels aud
fse number new designs styles never before offered
also age Of every width all goSds
connected with the trade.
Shell Comb Factory, No. 3O5 Broadway
Shell combs and shell work Of every description made and
s
corner Of Duane street.
Dress DOlls,-The Finest Assortment OF
tsefu'y dressed dolls the city 70 be found rUTTLES
fancy goods novelties and toys, No s46 broadway.
Sewing Machiaes, 90 simplifedl and Re-
sSsd e the wants Of he p1e and for witch
Ak0 binders for binding pants coats vests CATERS corses
Ac With binding q any and al widths can be applied to any
''A'' NICHOLS sSe IEAVffT Co., All Broadway
Just Received, Langenhofm's New Series
phia and colored to naure-kiagara Falls Winter
Valley Portage Bridge and other pictures. For sale
Automat0n Bird Tree for Sale 1T Repre-
sens hawthorn tree amidst the branches OF which
Ssp visible assssscs TSe noous he
ny ongsiers and their warnings natural the
or can hardly Seeys them to be as's The mechanism
hour 1UTTLks emporium cffancy goods toys dolls games
&C., 345 Broadway
No Blaze! No Burnt Steaks! No Smoky
kHckeni No fat In the fire .-ROBINSONS gridron
gives delicate bro not only your ste, ham, fish chop,
chicken sausage but beautiful brown toast your
Bold at 70 Duane street. 100 feet east OF Broadway.
Whiskers and aIOustaches Forced to Grow
SIX weeks by onguen which win not stain or nure the
GRAHAM, 1856 Broadway Hays 75 Fulton street. Brooklyn:
Zefber, "A South Third street, Philadelphia.
yhe Human Hair-A. Grandjean Ravinx
f Me period Of forty made the human hair his study
consulted daily all diseases Of the hair at his Office
Church street, corner of Barclay from O'Clock A. to
0ristad0rO's Hair Dye, Wigs and TOupees
excite admiration among al connoisssa.s in art suite Of
Tie only reliable article Of The Kind Wholesale and RETAIL at
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F1olIoway,s PilIs.-A Reme.l

H0ll0Way's P1lls.-A Remedy In all I'll
mates Letters from every region OF the EARTH and the tes
Of the distinguished travellers estab tsh the
that In all climates and localities these famous pi
soute specific for bilious Diseases dyspepsia and bowel
plants Sold ut he manuAco les so Maiden laue New York
and 2A Strand London and BY all druggists at 70 cents G2
cents and 81 per
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Wedding and Waiting Casds, Envelopes,
81 me assss notary society aad business
necIipone. costs Of arms cypters, &C. stone EVER
DELL 02 Broadway OF Duane street, l54O
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w ANTED-A SITUATION. BY RESPECTABLE
w girl, IN do the cooking. washing and ironing q ANAL
private family; she understands al hnes Of baking an ex
ceent shirt roner and do French ung. Bet of civ
reference ven and be highly from her
last ace where she has lived three Apo, a. 3s Mh
a. 4. I'd tocr,
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CifqATi0N WAHrED-BY A NEAT. TIDY Young
~ GIRL 10 take Of Children embroider and do all
kinds Of sncy needlework Apply a. 1907 lOh st. between
I'd avenues -'f7' - - " ~ -
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40 the Ladies Splendid Assortment a
millinery. ladies' and mssss bonnets trimmings, rib
Asas, lowers &c At WM 8. IRVINE's liz Canal street.
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A RKaPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN W ANTS A sITUA-
baking Dread and pas.ry Has lived In the
of private families for the last wsve years. well
mmended fom her last place. for days
1t AZ Henry ST., first III or, back room.
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CIVILIZATIONS WAHrED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE
Protestant women first class cooks; they understand
AL kncs OF cooking. Have the best city references Please
apply a. % 4th bewe 9Th and 9Th ee,s, Tor
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SlTUArlON WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN, TO TAKE
~ the management OF q retail tea gro:ery
good city reference Call address r. l2 Amy first
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A VERY RESPgCT-
IA able young woman, Oh amperma'd plain YER;
best CT ely reference Please call two days l09 H. 18Th
4 g
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Elegant Carpetin4 -.EmitR 4 L0unsbery,
No. 4b6 Broadway, prepared exhibit their
spring styles OF r,h velvet tapestry, Brussels aud
hgysin carpetiug Among the assortment will found
large number designs and styles before offered
a0 lage stock Of olcOhs Of every width and all other go5ds
connected with the trade
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SlIuAfION WANTED BY YOUNG WOMAN, ASCOOK.
~ washor and ironsr In small family Good reference
DC given Please call al 3l Cherry door from tho
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~The Pocket Nerve,' Governor wise Very
wisely says the most sensitive In the
tenn EVANS of sc and Us Fulton street, tckles most de-
nShuly with fine fashionable cloth frcck COATS beautifully
made 81 beautiful blue cloth dress coats 81 elegant MORE
antique vests S. An variety OF cashmere pants
low as 81 SO; and on, In proportion