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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

The Messa9e.-Our paper Of next week will
probable contain this annual document. 1t is
always looked for with great interest but a,
this juncture in our domestic and foreign az
fairs it will tie particularly desirable to have
it early and we shall most likely anticipate
our publication day.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08
4atest Melrs.

Having received no Ecs.srn mail since Saturday
morning. In consequences of the unsafety Of the River
crossing, 90 press without usual list o.
latest items.
The weather Il clear and mild, with Ane slslshins.
Money Is reported easy and abundant In Chicago.
Congress assembled on Monday last
The Indian Empire supposed to be lost, she LEFT
Halifax ON the goth October.
wanner, In Berks county, beaten for Congress BY
Gen. Ksim, anti.Lecompton Democrat.
correspondent Of the Dubuque !Sxn, states that
the stories Of Indians 1t Spirit Lake. Manufactured
hy spectators to retard emigration to that most beau
tiful portion Of Iowa.
N. A. Johnston y found equity" Of murder In the
6rst degree, before Judge Wilson II Dubuque. Hh
victim was named Ostlsnd. Motion was made Ns .
new trial.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

4 Matrimonial iSasrl.-The burlington
(Iowa) Harkeye tells Of lady in that vicinity,
who, by marriage. has got herself into dis.
tressing situation in regard to her own family.
She is sisfer.in-law to her father. aunt 10 her
brothers, sister to her uncle, daughter 10 her
grandfather. and grand aunt to her own chill,
dren.
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LOST LAND WARRANT,

AYOTICE is hereby given that Land Warrant No.
N 1905 for One hundred and twenty ssrss, Issued
under ofMarsh, ID, 1855 to Martin Bonham has
been lost this b therefore to forbid oil porous from
purchasing or locaking said warrant the same has
mover been sold assigned by me. aud application will
be made to the Peaston Once for duplcsts thsfsoG
MARTIN @. bONHAN.
volgs City, Iowa, Nov. %, '5snllv3
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N O II 10 E..

IRA OF LIVE STOCK
ME Milwaukee aud Mississippi r. X. Co. are now
contracting for the forwarding Of live stock from
Prairie du Chen to Milwaukee $50 per car and to
Chicago at SIS per car.
Every attention to stock will DO checrfuly show by
the employees Of the Company, biting
liver the same, without loss Of time and in good con-
dition. JOHN LAWLER, Agent N. ( VI. r.
Prairie du Chen, Nov. IL, 1858. n5tf
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AUGUSTUS FRENCH,


Having purchased the right to use the above described
Lath (and the only having such Lath, right in
this vicinity and With the addition Of other expensye
snSrmDrcs.d Wheel And Union cutting engine. and
rounding up machine, would here state, that l am
prepared 70 mske repair any part Of the Ane.
watch maker has taken greater pains to improve In
this important branch than MYSELF having thoroughly
studied the primary construction Of watches in
BY some Of the best workmsn In New York. under whoss
instruction have been. do claim Theoretical
knowledge and practical understanding the various
projections and mperfections In the different classes Of
watch movements. make 1t my principal study to
improve and excel in this important business. Those
who have ne Watches that need repairs, win save time
and expense, and quite often their watches from i'm
proper usage, BY calling on me and getting them put
In good order. aud mistake, your watch however,
tine Or choice VIII b In safe hands s,s NTH me- &C.,
will be my constant endeavor by personal attsDtlon
business, reduce the science Of watch making to
practice and my increased facilities enable to do
wosk q las rates than any who hangs out sign,
and makes attemps 1t watch making with tools, o.
Lathes requisite. have on hand good assortment Of
New York prices have the art Of making Jewels q
all kinds, also ChronoMoter balances In feet every
part Of = watch, aud country watch makers will do
we'll to send to when they have watches that require
new parts that they cannot supply.
Clocks and Jewelry will also receive attention.
ENGRAVING NEATLY EXECUTED
81 am located in thu Fort once building. Re
member the place, at the sign Of the big wssch. va
Having had charge Of the rasen .osk o. one q tns
q : matter Of reference. AUGUSTUS FRENCH.
Ae0resor lows, June II, issssssa 90.
70 ALL WH0N Ir NAY CONCERN: This
esrsiAss that Ar Augustus French has been In
rs NEST eS.ssiuiy r.eanmsad him = vesy ssp..io,
.ostDan u al that Pestains 70 The w:sshnaains
business. MArSON LOOMS.
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HOUSE TO RENT.

II VIII Rem o. sell my residsnoe on tha bill In No
j Cransy's Addition. This y decidedly the raoss
pisassnt location u McGseSor. These good spIine
OF water b the yard small barn and ether oeavsni
enec o. Neon AMY
MeGresor, Sept. %, ls5snlo3rf
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6001Ooo0, Q90Ik0t0, &c.
Large quantities Of Pork have besn received during
the week past and prices have been we'll sustained
high s. to 40 being paid for extra heavy. The
market on yesterday Was n, so to s. and very ready
sale. Dressed hogs are in quicker demand than live
Ones and will pay the farmer to do his killing
The pork market is active throughout the west from
eats to &c. Wheat at McGregor is 40 to 6s Oats "a
to IS Barley 40 to As Corn IS to 30; Hay >s; Wood
e to $3.50 Butter l2l
On Saturday night heavy fall Of snow made ths
seghng excellent, and the town IL fall Of teams and
trade. The Ferry has stopped, end the river, only
partly frozen, very dangerous to It will TAXI
10 degrees colder weather or 20 degrees warmse "a
make Il crossable.
sHARP.-wiLxIE, the new Local Of the Express 4
Herald II trump. He advertisss for two loads o
brick-bats to throw At the dogs who annoy him b.
barking under his window at night and proposes "a
furnish sausage establishment with the carcasss ofthe
slain CANNES.
SfOIBN.-Read Do Cows Advertisement relative "a
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.N'esC Shtsegle .4ychi1se
L>OR ssle or Exchange for Grain, by
MERRILL q BARRON,
Mc(3regsr, Oct. a., IS rs
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d. S. COOKS
JMeGREGOR
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL Emporium.
n S. COOK has purchased In the Eastern mar
IL. ksts, asd = now recsiviogs
LARGE l. EXTENSIVE STOCK OF
General Merchandise, .
.a.p.:d - u. wants u Sor.h-s. Lows. n. ..oe.
comprise
staple 4 Esssey Dry Goods
ISAss'~gs, Sh;rt;ngs, Desims, zsckIngs,
Cheeks, and vesy lasss and wsu selected se,ok o,
PrtRts, .N1Sssltse Sge Latses,
Dss.: oood Sssk :s: ;.a sssey d" =
sgures q. =
iSAascls, BroeAs, Wool. long and sqxars.
F1a1ne11,
Red, White and Bloc.
d4s1 40 :..inc 1Nn cAss1xxR1! sh..s.
comsorters, and those indispensable arcles In
attire, Hoops, and Hoop skirtl!
w0OLLEN and Cotton Hosiery, Hmbro,der;,s. Il.
Yankee Notions, and every thing 70 be fbund in Well
Clothing,
Hats and Caps,
Boots and Shoes.
Patssts and Oils
CARPenNe AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
rate. being sosss. ss cash 1i..s. .cet ~ y '"
GROCERIES,!
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LUMBER YARD,

Piled full OF the best Lumber Of the upper Mississippi
Teabout has taken up idea that man can get
rich at trading whoher he makes anything not, and
hence he pays very little attention to prices long
Grain, which he swaps for Flour, which he swaps for
fat Cattle, Horses Hogs, Sheep, Dogs, Old Clothes
Billiard Balls, Whiskey, Lumber, Sand, Lime, Oxen
Land or any other thing that can b. turned out in
trade. He has o mach money he wants and there
fore prefers to deal IN property-hence this just the
place exchange all your useless traps tor something
that viii suit you. The Winter will probably DO Sc
aud to your interest to sell Your STOCK and
build houses to keep your families comfortable. No
man can undcrssll me in the Lumber market-no man
can give you good trade for your farm products.
This Is not GAS, you all know am not gassy, but l
cannot omit this opportunity OF telling you that Will
barter anything that tor anything you spare,
ct such rates as will send you home rejoicing.
Drive up to tho long frame building East Of the
Public square, and enquire for FRANCIS TEAD0UT.
McGrssor, Sept. 90, ls5stfl03
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FALL AND WINTER
G. GODS.
MERRILL { BIRRON
Are now receiving their Fall
Stock Of
DRY GOODS
Consisting Of
Black Silks,
Fancy Silks,
Travers De Paris,
Satin De Chcne.
De LANES.
French Plaids.
Thbets,
Lyonese.
PRINTS! PRZyvTS!!
Striped shirtines,
Denims,
feelings.
FLANNELS! FLANNELS!!
Hard Times Cloth.
Shawls of all kinds.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
RICH CARPETING,
Painted Floor Cloths,
Paper Hangings! Paper Hangings !!
OF Endless Variety.
Transparent Window Shades.
HATS .aJVD CAPS,
Black Senator Hats,
Drab Senator Hats,
Hungarian Hats,
Magyar Hats.
Fur and Plush Caps.
Boots! BoOts!! BOOts!!!
Mems heavy thick Boots,
Mems Kip Boots,
Mems Calf Boots,
Mems water proof Boots,
Boys Boots.
LADIES' SHOES.
Ladies' Kid hee!ed Congress Boots.
Jenny Lind heeled
Thick soled 1"
Shoes Of all kinds.
Misses Congress Boots,
Caters,
Kid Shoes,
Goat Shoes,
Children's Shoes,
Infants Shoes.
LIE ATAER,
Crockery and Glassware.
We return you our sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage given US, AID soiieie
tinuance of the same. hoping that by selling
good Goods at Fair Prices, not only to merit
your confidence, but receive yo.s s.-..'s.'.e-.
Groceries, Nails, Glass d Woodenware
MERRILL t. BARRON.
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ryEkosESE OH ana Lamps just received And for
ralssy HOFFMAN,. bsSr0Sa Co.
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EXCELSIOR!
- Watch Making s Repairing! n

n great and inaportaI end accomplished !
DOTTUMs Patent Improved Unirerssl Chuck
Lathe, for turning and finishing every description
a work. connected with the mandatory aud repair
ny Of watch movements. The advantages gained In
the invention many and great in securing Wheels
pinions, stalls, cylinders &C., and in turning down,
polishing and fitting pivots jewels. rubystafs LEVER
pallets &C., &C., whereby the most delicate parts OF
chronomecr duplex, patent levers and other watches
secured aud held in their proper position tor orrcc
operations tune saved and other great advantages
vsinaA Patented July IS. 1851.
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sfoLsN.-Read Do Cows Advertisement rslativs to
70 the loss Of three Colts.
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We return you our sincere thanks for the
liberal patronage given US, ~.,.i solicit
tinuance of the same. hoping that by selling
good Goods at Fair Prices, not only to merit
Ia anOsiser oSlur1ii win Be found our notice Of
Groceries, Nails, Glass d Wooden,care
MERRILL 4 BARRON.
Nc Gregor, Sept. l. Is5stf99
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

Geo. Snupdcrs' Metallic Tablet Razor strop.
This the genuine article has been equaei for
dnciug the keenest possible edge Ia For sale by j.
s SAUNDERS. No. Z Aston HOUSE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

TIE REPUBLICAN, oousrY CONVENTION.
Tic Republican County Convention reassembed at Mlsca
Hail. Fultrn street, yesterday AFTERNOON according u
jornmcnt Mr. Charles Jones Of the Ninth ward oc
pied thu chair.
The Conference Committee, appointed at a previous
meeting, rp"rte. tho result Of their deliberations which
was similar to the report presented to this Congressional
Convention tao night before: namely allowing tho repab
cns the 'ongrcssn,n and county Clerk and tho Amof-
cans tte rcm,inicr of the ticket
Mr. lTRcEs of FatIanas moved that the report OF tn,
committee he laid upon tho table, which lost by 81
yeas To- 15 nays.
Mr.. isuEn moved that tho report he adopted.
Mr.. EErCIS OF fatiands, moved that tho Convention
proceed to nominate straight ticket, which ruled
ont Of order by the Chair.
Mr. jnSS G. Ssru 'ea Off in strong speech against fi-
sion, the suppositon that the Americans would not
support the republican candidates.
Mr. g. BERGEN commended that there were no pr'nct
res involved IN the county Offices but that there were in
tho ofcc for Congress which candidate tho republicans
has secured. Tic urged tho acceptance Of tho report
Sixth ward Mr. Itticoln OF the Trnth ward; Mr. Cole,
OF the Seventh ward. and Mr.. Roiman, of the Third
ware, nacn strong arguments in favor OF the report,
and urged the necessity Of concang all the opposition
clements 10 the present Lecompton constitution with
vifw Of scnfng republican Congressman from the
Second district
Judge RwnsEyx offered the following resolutions as
substitute
Resolved Thu, this Convention Is favor Of cordial union
in manner Just and calculated secure the support
Resolved Thai the r. port already made by the Committee Of
Conference heretofore appointed satisfactory to this
COnvcntian.
Resolved. That such report be committed to al COME
reno Committee with instructions To meet c'mmttee
pointed hy other proposing unite with ana report
70 This Conventions Provided however that the conference
Committee shall In u be made Of county
Offices hke into consideration and recognise the just claims of
the Eastern dsrr of this city.
Resolved That when adjourn adjourn meet at this
place on Monday afternoon 18th inst, at two O'Clock
The proviso offered by Mr. Dennis Strong of the
Eastern district ard accepted by the OF the
lut.ons.
Mr. cAxMnyrR moved that all resolutions now pending
be laid the table, and that the Convention proceed to
nominate straight ticket which lost by q yeas t.,
40 nays
Mir. HAixSnAcx Of the Eastern district moved that
American Convention be requested TO withdraw the ticket
already nominated.
Mr. iiAsriorcX said that would involve the Withdrawal
OF the republican candidate for Congress- and after
consideration IL was withdrawn.
The solutions Of Judge Brdseye adopted without
dissent and the Convention djourned till Monday after
neon neat, AT two O'Clock.
The American County Convention has boon called t.
this afternoon at two O'Clock to take action in regard
10 the nominations.
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BoGgRT-cHgIsTrE- "Wednesday, Oct. IL, at the resi-
dcnce Of the brides father by the Row Corneius r De
marest Mr.. ANDREW l. BoGyHr 10 Miss JANE MN CHRISTIE
daughter Of Peter Il, Christie, all Of this city.
6oNE-WfSTos.-ln thus city on "Wednesday, Oct 10 Ivy
The Rev. nr Tying, Mr. En- Wi>f1stD soSx - MARY T..
laughter of Mr.. John l.. W, son, both OF this city.
JtsruRus-lISno--ln this city, on Thursday, Oct II
at the residence of the brides Uncle, By the Raw J.
iyons Mr. : JoSsrRus 10 81 ss REBgocA NDo daughter
the late Dr. S. Undo all ~ III y city.
MonxR-lL,r.--on Thursday, Oct Il, at Rutgers
street church, by the Rev. Lr krebs PgIsR Mogs Jr
70 ANNIE h., youngest daughter Of the late Medad PAU
Eco.
PERRY-Orcorr AT Cherry Valley, on "Wednesday, Oct
10. by the Rev James III. Dwight, ANDREW j rERpY, o
New York 70 JcLn l.. daughter of Mr. Horao O.eoti,
Of Cherry Valley.
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No ao3 and A. M will attend the funeral full riga
i All members Of Brooklyn Lodges arc fraternAiy IN
yicd
YcINo-at Chanpagua, Westchrster county, on friiay
morning oct 49, YouSc in the I'D year OF his
age.
The funeral will take place on Monday morning, AZ
eleven ocnek NJ the Cbappaqua meeting house Convey
anccs will be At Ciappalua depot 10 meet the morning
tram OF cars OF the Harlem railroad from New York
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KEos Coc~ry Cpcur Covrr csIxvpsx-Oct ls-Nos
172 g. 10 IS, 49, 81 b e5, &C. al 80, 81 "a So &C. 81
80, o., %, %, ~, 100, lo1, 102, 1903, lo4
RRooStyS Crrv CoURr CAIxpsR.-Nos 20 81, 80. a.
2o AZ, ~, 40, 40 A., IL, ss, 40, 10, 90 80,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

INV STyIE-PRICE &sa-l.KOyEK 4 BAkEkb
= celebrated family sewing msehines. fps Broad"ay M
quessnahiy the market fnr fanly use are now
tGered a places them within thu reach on all
T RETAIL.
~ ~ cent below retail store prices,
DIAMOND dEWTIRY
GOLD WATCHES
BiAMoNp RSNGa,
GOLD CHAINS.
III ,MoND B2EASTPISS
u. G. Peacock Iondon represenedb y
DAVID RAFT,
l,rradway n stairnL
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Annexed " correct Ist ~ officers 0f the Ssbines
Flag ofhccr--wm. D. shubricg, commanding Brazil
squadron and Paraguay expedition.
Captain--iIcnry A. Adams commanding Sabine.
Ccmmandcr-Ttos. Jefferson Page, captain Of Tho feet
Consnsndet--percival nray ton, ordnance nfficer
Lieu,enanis-N Woodruff, executive officer Chas. =
McIvnough, Geo. .. Welsh VIM II Aardnush !aasl, VIM.
Fleet surgccn-Jamcs VI Greene.
Purscr-John y Steele.
Captain Marincs--Robert Tansnll.
FIRST Lieutenant Of Marncg-Chaz. A. Henderson.
Hccond Lieutenant II Narnce-Thrs . wilson
Passed Assistant surgeon--Iamss '. Harrison
Assistant Surgron-J. G. fsertolet,c.
Chaplain, Rev--iobn Clarke.
Cornmodore's sccrctary-Thos Jefferson Page, Jr.
Captains Clerks-I. " co'dsboroash, Jr., John Page
Pursers Cierk--John N. falk.
Pontswain-Paul Atkinson.
Cunner-Jamcs NJ Cookies.
Carpcntcr-Wm. ~ jenkins.
Samakcr-,Iohn JONES.
Masters Mates-valcntIne N. Voorhees, panl pins
moro, Chas W. Lawrence, John O. Robinson, WIN @.
There arc also ON board IN, Hon James n Bowiin,
Commissioner 70 Paraguay, and Samuel Ward, Esq, Sc
The crew consists Of a2o men and 100 marines.
believed on board that tho Sabine will sail 10 day
and all arc anxious to b. on
n was remarked that tho arst salute o. the vaiorcu
should have been returned from Governors Island,
cordng the etiquette observed in all the ports Of FRS
rate Powers, but the officer command probably with
out orders Yesterday the salues were-nrst, that
the vaorous TO Sir ouseey next that Of the Sabine
and last the reply OF the vaorous 10 the Sabine This
reply was marked by slight mistake in the time and the
count Of the last gun, bu, otherwise man Of war
like The officers Of the Sabine all ane looking men,
and have high reputation in tho service. We shall
watch the progress Of the Paraguay squadron with much
interest. On Commander Page who Ia Captain Of tho
feet large responsibility rests as he IL not only 10 bc
fhe pilot up the River Plate but lead and direct tho
thickest Of the fight We will answer for him wherever
duty honor calls him.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-10-16

ALL GRAY HAIR coMPI ErEIY RESTORED TO
IA beautiful black or brown by using n bolu of
WILSON'S HAIR r0InPrG
dtsrolor nIure the skin
hair original color by two appicai II
water leaving stain bal snnel after
applying L. rcchIedy the
Cheapest safcat ard most convenient
Her nye" ever Invented the hetr any shade from
iiltt brown 10 black" Applei without trouble.
not dry the hair bu, gives beautiful appearance
Only ~ bottle.
WILSON'S HAIR RE.STORER
will badness the hair from falling ont strengthen
we0k hair inc the growth OF The hair and prevent the
gray ois grease need be used Renders
The hair ,e and glossy without any nthrr prrparaon Only
Pc lnrre hotties sole rrency NJ GusEMsNs dsir store,
urard street. New York. and CALENDERs. Third and
walnut streets Philadelphia Birch. Nos and North
charles street. Baltimore.
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s s GT"ra street ssw nk and hrc No and SS
charles street. baltimore
| AIAv1sT OAK HALL.
croTHiSG wSRFH"rsr,
And II and % Gold street N Y.
wIsr dsF' c, 1oaf
At prices that cant be beat"
black vests 30
sik vests, great variety g
'"' garments /" '' VISIT OAK HALF ""' '''
ucTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JONES co. WILL
a sell on wednesday October 20 6y order Of sn9 Mch,s
tire stock OF ready made clothing comprising an eyen,.e and
tine black aoh co"- black doe-kin p,r,,Ioon-
ncy smere coas vests and pan,ooons beaver pilot AMI
barge assortment Of piece goods The particular attention at
oothiers Is invited to the sale.
AT JONES 10 ANN sTREET-s,@ For DOUBLE ,E
soie pegged beots. Warranted TO give satisfaction
T NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARDS THESE CEIE-
Sed sPsnGy ea sm 0s De III
IA invitation, lat horne and -, church" engraved and
printed in the most atc srd fashonahe manner former
q broadway and Maiden lane The oldest establishment In
The city.
, VISIT TO cIAHKE's iis WILLIAM STREET, WILL
well repay ars. rate business coat - 90 psa,s
doeskn pants s. 50, of all kinds re'dy made
y,URGuNpg PORT
y 1910 quarters and ocaveA LOIS ta sa,s ~,
A'''F' fro" u's'i asTra oqs' rss New yo
Nails penetrating the flesh
Cured wi,bou, pain sha, ihe be inmea e
ss s Tef s s s's 80
| Refer. to the physicians Of this city.
| T.uyncIre GREAT PAIHTIr9
| NIAGARA
BaRKEn's IL coRsoi
rux CARNIVAL RACE At ROME, Is fret By
sss .ss ". -
80" - 70 '0 e ARE TO BE rREsGSrK.
AosRa sfITFHs F.; re fl n Ssoas
Artt..a' Pcofs mo,n,ed $50: prints, SIS
For further particulars send for aprospectaa
WILLIAMS, sTKyENs, WILLIAMS CO.,
CoItEGF OF ruysIc ms AND suRGEoys UsIyRR.
~ sy Of the State Of New yorkrhc introductory address
The session q is;a viii delivered BY Prof F.ser on
ss Gsas &c twenty & & nd foa me .s sss'
The profession and public are r'sss T y ,- atom
| f,ouGps NIGHT swEArs DEBILITY PposrR..
Diseases entirely eradicaed BY Watts nervous
money IN any case where not hcncac,si u The only
medy for epilepsy, neuralgia, delium 81
bottle. JOHN ffNE CO, pfopric,ors 100 Nassau street.
CoRss. RUNIOss AND DrFEcTIvF NAILS TRE1TEr
" by the only safe and successful method
trsetiug 20 cents each treating huncns malta 81
LITTfEriEID &wFSTERvEi.T, chiropodsa SIG Bsoaiwsy
opposite ~ Nicholas hoel
DRs R. aoopALE At NO ; noSn STREET sEv
catarrh positive and uniform tie mssl
aggravated and formidable cases.
TYR MANN rs CURING THE most HOPELESS CASES
~ Of decrmiiy For circulars address pr ,. r Mann,
ig6 West Thirty nlnth street
4 HvANs
Extensive
fipthng wsrrhouse,
Nos ss aud - FULTON street
Between .old and IliG sfeets
The amount ~
Pine and rhrsp overcoass
Zine and cheap rock dress ooats
Fine and cheap Cashmere business eoai&
Pine and cheap Cashmere psnt-,
Fine and cheap velvet, slk AID cashmere vest.
INTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
A.
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xrAufeoS coraRp uorEI,--rHE vtstTrSs To AND
III the residents az yots respectfully notified that
new Establishment opened the rs ~ November BY
JDIw ~ MOORE s~rured the lssse 81 the and
spacnu premises the corner 81 Twenty hrN street aud
Eyadwav All the will be 81 the
rsrft Kind which modern ingenuity and The latest nventoas
h Art have devised and constructed THE
rho,ssv cabinet making cutlery and glass entire
l original and costly which be procured The
gntWx IA the house unsurpassed being Immediate
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