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FEVER AND AGUE,
Anj the various affections consequent upon dis
uEiCred
Stomach or Liver. .


Stomach or Liver,
Such az Indigestion, Acidily of the Stomach, Col
ick, Pains Heartburn Loss OF Appetite Despond.
cucy, Cosiivr ness, Blind and BE edi1g Piles. In
all Nervous, Rheumatic, and Neuragic Aieciions.
il has i'll numerous instances proved highly bene-
fetal, rnd in others effected decided cure. e.
This Is a purely vegetable compound, prepared
on strictly scientific principles alter Tie manner o!
the celebrated Holland Professor, Bosrhave. Be
cause oI its great success in most oi the European
States. its inlroductiOn into the United States was
intended more especially Tor those OF our father
land scattered here aud 'hcre over The face OF this
might country. Meeting with great success
mong lkom, now offer it to the American public,
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal Vir-
tues mus be acknowledged.
1t is particularly recommended TO those persons
whose constitutions may have been impairedby
The continuous use OF ardent spirits or other 'orms
o. dissipation. Generally instantaneous in effect,
il finds its way directly to the scat OF life thrilling
and qulckenlng every nerve laising up tile droop.
ing spirit. and, IN tact iniu5iug new health and
SiTor in The system.
NUTICE-Who expects to find this bev-
erage will be disappointed but to the sick, weak
and low spirited, il will prove a grateful aromatic
cordial, possessed of singular remedial properties
CAUTION!
The great popularity OF this delightful Aromn
has induced many limitations, Which the public
should guard against purchasing. BE not persuad
cd to by anything else unul YOU have Pivcn Bocr.
HIVES iiOl and bitters lair trial One bottle will
convince you how infinitely superior it is TO all
The Sc limitations.
5z3-So!i Mt 81 co per bottle, or six bottles loE
$3.50, by the
SOLE PROPRlETORS,
BENJAMIN PAGE, JR. & co.
a. mANUFAcTU Ring
PlIEsfaaGcMtists and Chemists,
Pitt SBURGu. PA.
95-For sale by John Ball, Cailz, Ohio.
Aug. IS, lt53-Iy
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Common and FaDcy ypndies Of al kinds,
Almonds, Filbefts, re am and Pea Nuts,

I Common and i1Qcy YpndIes OF al lekinds,
Almonds, Filbefts, Areaf and Pea Nuts,
bsRnisinssl gs, ID Dqtes, Frencho oanrranfs,gdF GQ
Sugar, Soda,t Butter and Water CFackbrs,sc estisy
Western Reserve and EnglishN Nheese, ,ng at4s.,
siPeSbsp5sIaFer On Aispice and sfarebw 40 gtiseia
Fine and CommonCigars Tobacco and Snuh, "
sRulverized, White Sugar. Ia bafd1li gTgW agafHA
"A AssortedPleke les and PepperaSauces Yisd3 gdsao4
Combs, Porte Mo1iest and Pen KniyeA ,sll.a.
Visiting Cards'ahd Envelopes, ~.
Watch Chains, Kcys and Guafds. ata wv ,teisiaay
"A fnelDt OF Common Jewelry,& B3law ~ aagne
TONS, of all ldescuptions.lsg bitas vi bhs ,sana
&Ti As,he, intends 70 sell cheap, be hopes his,
tlsds eii aa te public generally wll fpyor him vih
8FaCountfy Confectionafies canbc supplied n lie
ybKq best sernsa& o8g s3GEIsaq
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-27
A Prize for Everybody
WHO s5EscklBEs Tor THE
NEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
A BEAUTIFULLY gr,..
aag IIIu sLPated
FAMILY NEW ER

kkThs New York Weekly Press is one of the larg
est and best literary papers o, the day A large
Quarto containing Twenty Pages or Sixty Columns
every week. ... ..-a..
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rat ISLAND KefE Township, Jt f. co ! D..
H'i September IS, 1856. ! .'f
MfssRs. Means &. 3RornEHs: MY Engine does
Il rst-rare. am satisfied and will ur6n ali occaons
recommend thepurchu3e OF Engines oi your make
g. 'r ... H.+ .-f- va LANES SCOI"F.m5
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-27

81 JAMES De. PAUL. gFfF
WQuLD respectfully inform the citizens of Har.
rison county, that he has JUS commenced carrying
on the lin and COPPER business in all its 7ariorF
branches, in he well known stand formerly occapi
ed by james Cady, on Marker street, cadiz, Ono
where he intends to manufacture nothing bur good
ware and sell il at reasonable prices lie hopes by
good supply on hand, TO receive liberal share o
patronage IA sfefU = + Sd && 8lA& z
Orders from Merchants respectfully solieited.--
The highest price paid in cAsH iSr old Copper, !
-....... JAMES NJ. PAUL.
cadiz. ohio, A priI 30. Is56-M. y NftIs ~ ~
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t DELAWARE Cry, X T%
.--.s September 10, 1856.
NIEssns. MEMS. "Our Engine and Saw Mill buit
by you, work finely. 1t does all tist we ask idf
that yen warranted il to do We wish you could
make more sales i'll this territory. '7 Hi;H
a0- .s b. ODBER1' & SOLOMON.
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A Gift worth from so cents to 100000 will b.,
sent to each subscriber on receipt OF The subsclip
uon money. r. sNE
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-10-27

.Ne.s2ii ETuad way t,cora5l victims N. I.
,P, S.Phy srians and Others visiting the city are
respectful invited 10 call at Ihe lDlifnary, where
many interesting cases can be Witnessed, and
where our improved apparatus Tor the inhalationn
OF indicate vapor caulbesoen aud Inspected E 1
August II, ls55-6mlNe, s5sAA
Z HNe hg.W II siagRmk ftpiifssr H.
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!hsrssr i pelE -aqnsl igTall nd. nEipIElaor.

- ~ -rfsS " - - tSSsHSsif; - ~ ;eafSiG'MolC
Ps9syr stl fefiatn thar Fqp9 lis qdpdqi5eFedby
me StpmqSh. .gIP Pfpge tkelppFeH eHlN spd digeetin-
fVencS9i niismQde ol 5adRli qislraaag, chlQreGlrm
inhdled wtl destrpgg Sensibiy ip,,a, lfaw
fEilu ts pa llzlg Lle eptire nervous sysenls SO
mat linz bty be ealPutg5eda without thee Slight
estrainj iahol lIpg ibq ordinary burning sg as VIII
destroy lle p a fey hpprsaga ss,a-sgy ,iss8 eyed
The ihhPIl9tlpnof anpp4pia will T9nssthe system
when faindpg pfapreFenly ly dead, The odor OF ma;
ny6f lenl4dI RcrGeptllIelp tAet tskinA sfag
nliptteS ;4isEbeilg inhaled and may be Immediate
REeteclel,f tAe blood. Atcoayineing proof olsthe
rbasttIo Ioal elects Of ihalation, is the fact tApl
sIk nsss IS always produced by b7ealhing foulnirz
isthis not p9stiyc evidence That proper remedies,
carefully prePaEed anI jpdiciqRsly administered
through the lurgs should -produce the happiest re-
sqltH PlriGg cishteengears practice ,lpauy lthau,
sands, sp4eriGg from diseases of the lpngstn
thtoat haze been under my re,apd have lalfae+
led many remarkable cures, even fter the Sufferers
had been pronounced in the last stages which fully
satisfies me fl!al CONSUMPTION is no longer fatal
disease. y My tTqplmtnIp tonsumptioais original.
and + u4,,Pd On long ezPericnee and athofeqgh in,
ycstg2ltjp jp.a NY neriect ncqual cnce AYtth the ma
ute oi WbFclesr &e., enables me ltC. distinguish,
readily, hp YaFioBs Qla5af disease hat stimulate
consumption and apply the proper remedies, raieIy
being mistaken eyqn igalsipge case.y This laHlil,
larliy,,in e9nnecn2a WITH celiaR pathological and
nliroScrQpig di5erverles gables nae to relieve tbs
qEgs liom be teGts OF Contracted chests, to en-.
lafae TIE chs, purity the blood, npart 10 il renew
cd yitaIiLy, giving energy and TONG to the enirs
aat p
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X ,Q.{H><NAE b iifskRgdi THR ,Apihof d ila above
>SsylRE y cJssss.tt, Volume IL "A graduate, and
SSS,sl7 " having devoted qasrter Of
SSX,H1 1ffs5SifS+F$ = q ctntury "a. me sstuty snd
-S~Sx/ lgg&Engfll {sz atea,msnt yofd Syphilis and
n eeea9z Kindred disouddTs as spe-
|SzZ5I1e 1esszS eiality, he has become Dos.
+. r.,Isiii!tiltHE> sessed Si mos tiny aluablein
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
AN ADVENTUROUS NAVIGATOR.

In the early part of last year. resident of Stamford
Conn, by the name Of ChsriesR Webb, who has spent
portion of his life in a seafsriog capacity, went to
work and built himself yacht, twenty-five feet long,
which he chrstened the Charter Oak, and in which he,
accompanied by man and boy started from New.
York on the Odd of June last for Liverpool. When
Only about day out, his nght-hand man, old SALT
was accidentally knocked overheard and drowned;
and fearing that be would not be able 10 find another
sailor equally venuresome, and that he might possibly
lose the lad Sso by deseton should he return to port
he concluded to proceed on the voyage without any
other companion assistant to keep watch and steer
the fra bark during his occasional brief opporun
ties to obtain repose than the boy referred to- who had
never before been at Although without the aid Of
a cbropometer or chart of the English coast, Capt.
Webb arrived safely at Liverpool, without pilot, on
the 9th Of July after voyage Of thirtysx days. in
the smallest vessel that crossed the ocesu. The
adventure was considered by nautical men the most
skilful and daring exploit of the age. Thousands
rushed to the Charter Oak and its intrepid COM
mander. The little craft was soon disposed Of for
GOO, which amount, together with passage ticket
home for the Yankee sailor in Of the Collins line Of
steamships, handed over TO him by number Of
strsngers who thus desired to manifest their admiration
Of bis courage and skill. Mr.. Webb not con ent, how
ever, with what he has alres1y achieved about Christ
mas last, commenced building smother yacht (the
Christopher Columbus forty four feet keel and sixteen
feet beam, which is row rapidly approaching compile
ton by his hands alone, and board of which be
cobenpstes embarkipg in the eourse of few mouths
for Southampton the Isle of Wight and St. Peters.
burg with view Of giving the British Queen, the
Gear of Russia, and probably the Emperor of France
favorable opportunity of seeing what the Yankees
can do in the way Of bodybuilding well as in navi
getting the Atlantic.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.

The ststed meeting of the Managers was held at the
Bible House. Aston place, on Thursday. the 9th inst
at 4, p. m. tho Hon. LUTHER BR.DIsB in the chair,
assl ted by VIM. b. Crosby and Benz L. Swan. esqrs.
Two new Societies were recognized, one IN Mlchi-
can and one in Texss.
Reports presented from agents and suIisries,
showing the progress Of the work at home especially
in Oregon and California; interesting account ofthe
exploration Of Shelby County. 10 Ohio; and report
foGo the Indsntown Bible Society, in South Carolina,
stating that they in the practice OF supplying all
colored persons and eaves who can read WITH Bible,
end giving come interesting facts; letter from q
Senator of the United States, in regard to supplying
soldiers and sailors with the Scriptures letter from
Madras acknowledging receipt OF funds from this >
cety, for printing the Scriptures; from the Rev. 5.
Wells Williams, Macao, China, reporting the e1pen-
dure of funds received from this Society; from the
Rev. DR.. Bridgmsn, Shanghai, also giving an account
of fund.- received; from the Rev. g. Bins, COnstsu-
trople au account Of bis abors and SUCCESS Of the
Bible in the East also asking permission 70 employ
colporeur and TO hire a saesrcom N the Turkish
qusrter Of the city, which was q .nted.
Grants were made 10 the Presbyterian Board OF
Missions of Testsments for Chippewa and Ottawa
Missions; for distribution in Santa Cruz, books in
Danish. Spanish and English books 10 English, Ger
man, French, and Spanish for New.Granada; grant
of books to the amount of $500 for distribution and
sale among sailors at Honolulu S. l.; various grants
TO Bible committees and feeble auIillaries; to soldiers
at the United States Barracks at Newport, KY; aud
considerable grant of books, in various languages
for distribution and sale by captains of vessels sailing
TO different ports in Central and South America
Numerous smaller grants were made, and two vOlames
for the blind.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, MAY g. 1853.
TIE hNNIVER SARIES.
SUspAY. MAY 9.

hrer,rop AND Fo7,gr ChrisfI1r Tntor.-Ths
snr sermon hef1r. the and Forrn Ciissa Usos
will be Delivered BIZ the Rsy Dr. ~ Mcdonald OF Pfi1r-ioa
in The Reformed Denh Church. LGs'-e pAe 90 ssshs,s
evening tn oh of Asy ser TIE services VIII comm saoe Il
u oeloci.
I{or< hhssionory Socitty.-Tbe snnuA sermon in
lb.f Of Ia. Society " IN pr-aohs3 hy the Rev j. T. Shaw
Rcrhssr y Ia tbs Church tue Puritan ssbbh
Soc7ny Of Irqui-y. anniversary sermon BE-
fore The society Of ,a Of Unon Theological S-miny viii
b. preached by Pref shrjd Of Abdovsr MAY Ia
M Pr, Chrr ne Rev. d.. Adsns.
MY. INK Bibk Socisfv.-The annual sermon sill bs
Delivered in It. G-or,s. Church D TynF') BY III. Rev HnD
Auihon d. D. on sabbath evening. My . AZ 1e!och-
American Ferok GuardiGn Society dIf H1ms for
ne P,,,di,-Tbe annual meeting Of this Soci-ty will take
ne. on SUNDAY evening May in the CoIeEse Churca
yer Of Ffh sytnue and Twenty nu.h street At y O'Clock The
Rev TeodoI Cuyr vii pr,sh the :.,non and sddrs''-. w
t.L ps In Ii, er.rcses under the direction OF Lucas Hv
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THE LATE DUDLEY A. TYING.

A TRIBUTE TO HIS MEMORY FROM THE YOUNG
MrN OF THE CHURCH OF THE PURITANS DIR.
CHEEvER'S).
Sad and unlock ed.for intelligence has reached US.
Our heavenly Father, in his inscrutable wisdom, has
seen fit to stIbe down, in the midst of his usefulness
one whom claimed brother beloved One who
was true representative of the moral, independent
eedom-oving young men OF our country. recoS-
pzed leader Of those who have resolved at whatever
s.croe TO maintain the freedom of the pulpit against
ths demoralizrg Influence of time-serying compro-
mise with sin; Christian hero, who acsed noble
pat in the great conflict which was fought in his own
church, and in which, though overcome by the power
of the pewnterest he was sustained by his dear peo-
ple and gained glorious victory for truth and right
eouspess Just as he emerged from the smoke OF the
battle field from which he forth unscsthe1 JUST
as the din of the conflict had ceased; just IS tne
clouds which had hung that scene OF sSrIe were
dispersed the Angel of the Lord me' MIN, ana Noce
from heaven said sweety 10 his ear:
Rest from thy loved employ;
he battle fought victory
Enter thy Masters JOY"
And 40 the brave, the high-mnded and noble
benr,ed Dudley A. Tying has gone from us 10 purer
rssms He has laid aside hs tenement Of clay
AND nut on the robes of glorious Immortality. lie
hss left the Church militant where he fought faith
fnIlv tbs battles of the LOr6 TO join the Church TIL
uunhsnt where his heart Will ever be attuned 10
80. ~ ,eseemiug love. His memory will be cher
isSsd by every friend Of Freedom aud of free Cope
th,onckout the land. But We, as young nel OF the
o. n,ch az the Puritans, owe to 1t special tribute
Coworkers and fellow.-ufeIers in the same great
csr.s we can never forget the cheering token he
gave as Of bis sympathy and love- IN one OF ms ass.
sone.r.nces in this city, when, with msgnsnlmty
which entirely overlooked Gil secIalan gu.
mere worldly Considerations, he selected as the ooect
OF bis eulosy the Standard Bearer OF lee Gospel
iptrencbed GU Union square e,.:. 4,
How shall we show our appreciation OF his virtues
How shall we manifest great gnet How snau
we express our sense Of the loss winch We ana toe
cbulch at large ard this ti1n, and the word nave
sns,sped in the removal Of tnis f4vonte OF heaven
Not by words alone nor by tears alone, Though with
ON, them the heart would break-but by Striving to
catch bis spirit aud to follow his bright example. THIS
j. the tribute which bring to his memory. We
viii be up and doing, and scquit ourselves like men,
Tbose principles which he 50 strenuously advocated
shallbs maintained by W. at all hazards. We vii
ynore closely rally around faithful standard
hesyer We viii chser his heart sud strengthen his
bards. aud with him wen never give Ger, until the
,,rest battle is ended called to our reward
Ne will resist every aggression upon 'he freedom of
ibe Pulpt ether 10 our church or elsewhere aud
Mi allow no spurious feelings Of charity to msks US
false 70 this great principle. Thesudden death Of Our
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beloved ard hopo,ed brother calls us 10 rome we'd sctv
ity -nd diligence in our Masters service.
We will obey the csll, and wherever We %, aud 10
oil circuu stances, will take heed to his dying I'D
mopion, "SAnd up fjrJesus Stand up for Jesus !"
Interpreting this charge by toe light of hi, own sr
ample, and giving il its fullest import, Wa will stand
up for Jesus by obedience to his laws We will stand
up for Jtsus by the confession Of bis truth. We will
stand up for Jesus by pleading for those who are
bound by the CALLING cbaips Of slavery, and by plead
ing with bose Who IN bondage to sin to Satan and
the world. This Ii the tribute of our hearts.
Adopted ct meeting Of the young Of the Church OF the
Puitsns Tuesday evening May 1855 and ordered 70 BE-
published In THE n Y TRIBUNE EDWIN WEST, Cha.
THEODORE d. wAREx Secretary.
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IAdyrrtiseuirnt.l
TNdNtfrsrnfrhEI
STEPHEN H. BRANCH'S ALLIGATOR. Con

STEPHEN II. BRANCH's ALLIGATOR. -Contents
Of No 4: Still Hspipg the Harp Johu James Wesley
aud Fletcher Peusve Mrdaops for PniSg Lovers and the
Bowery and Fifth avenue precsous
Lilies and
And churches and poss';
How Mayor Wood Sold the , Elections Superintendent
amsdge and bis Sonn1ss, William Curtis Moves the Early
Pecsdos q Superintendent Tsmsdgs and his Reent Couver'
sion and Usefulness the Police snd Record Commssiouers
James W. Gerard Little Georay Mstse and er.Msyor Kings
Tturlow Weed sud Simeon Draper and other honest aud
Pstot Old Flag aud other Survivors OF the Dsus
Tie Ten Coyerno and other honorable aud duees,ei aud
,hasbe Superb endeD,s of P.uper' and lu'e. al
uyes; Richard Connolly aud G-orge H. Purser the Model
Cou ors in rnboyo the Mayor and Charley Adyeats snd
Public Plnud-res Let Dad .nd Son B-wse LII. OF Srpoen
II Branch-hs Student a. Cambridge, Gen Edwsrd
Mse the recently appointed Commerca Agent 70 Florence
and Member of saiUen Hsish Family Of This Cry Toe
Ich Cured only Two Gems Chsmnns Smith and Orssn
Erben The Recent ksyvs Let the Frenen stand 20 their
Guns" will spps. spd rally them IN battalion, IKE IN
disastrous cor Of IS and 10 aud Peon snd O'ss pile
Of voc,ic sitter costly for the extension OF this public
pyramid For sale wherever Mayors thrive aud sinners -mo.
roas, and psyements sesm and grass grows and
vser runs.
Let all buy THE ALLIGATOR.
And prop the Robbers Di,sectoT.
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The WATER WoRxa.-The process Of laying pipes
for Introduction Of Water into Brooklyn prorsns more
rapidly In the Eastern than Western District Wortmen have
for time laying mains through the pa
cps running In css-s In the
Nineteenth Ward particularly the ppes hsve been laid In the
The s.e caber Of main pipe 10 three men IN
crea.pg IN sze twelve inch All tn. pipes laid distance
Of four and half below the surface Of the ground Gsnss
omsn are work In nearly every and the work CT piping
will undoubtedly b. completed long before the "ste ready 70
be introduced into the reservoir
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NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

Tur UosoKxy CIR GAzErTE.-Wih the first mum.
Der of Volume V. Of The CITY GaSette MIR. 1. w.
Whitley resumes bis former occupation OF editor and
proprietor after the lapse Of two yesre' spent IN the
double employment Of the pen ard pencil, In Great
Britain and France. He returns to bis old vocation
with zeal, and, be hOpes, With increased ability.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Hi,tory Of Europe ny Archibald Alison. New Series Vol
=, III svn., pp. 4se Harper Brothers
Filth Annual of the SECRETARY Of tbs Mhnsetts Board
Of Agriculture svo., PIP S7l. William White.
Narratives of Remarkable Conversions and Rsyvs lnett.nt
Bsecher limo Do a. Derby Jackson.
Gimps,s Of Jrsu. BY W Z. BAfen. ismo, PIP % She's
don, nlstr1nsn L Co. - .
yol. ier,o Toknof Co.
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CITY ITEMS.

ITALIAN OprRA M Roncoui will appear ct Bur-
toms Thester in the Italian Opera, on Monday aud
Friday of next week. The other artists will be Nine.
de- La Grange, Mi-s Phillips, Tbso Gassie'. tpossi-
bly,, Avogsrdo Bsril &c. Conductor Ncolao Rosconi,
we learn officially viii sal or Wednesday, the 10Th,
from Boston for Europe. Nine. de Ia Grangc is 1880
ciased with NJ. Ronconi in the enterprise at Burons
Thester.
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MISS SUSAN DENIM Miss SUSAN DENIM -
Have ou seen her peri Of Honors Psne In THE ESIDE
OF Az EVENING" Have you witnessed the stirring truth'ue
the bohng interest the touching beauty she impas TO that
dc,ey drawn chsraer7 II not deny yourself no such lux
NV She persona'es both THIS AFTERNOON and THIS EVEN
INC az BARSUM's MUSEUM.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE MgRcAsrILE LIBRARY AssOcIATroS.-At the
public eetins In aid Mecsns Library Association
Thursday night shout suosc nbed besides sixty vol
OF valuable bo ks presented by Ls-. Roberts -: aud
rs volumes ugresns works by the Hon. George Taylor
The Library now contains shout Q 900 volumes
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Advertisement

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GREAT ENTERTAINMENT AT PURDYS ma
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ys,s,y afternoon about O'Clock the Morris aud Essex
TAIN VS. entering th depot jersey City German lad
yp. Of age nsme Max sPud sttemPtt 70 jump upon To.
sr,safuy crshed He eKcsied possible and
ed ,boo five minutes As the accident Coroner McAn.y
feld an inquest and verdict accidental death rendered
The father Of decsssd Who Is in the Bowery moved
o. No 81 Montgomery street the first Of May last
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ALLEGED GRAND LARCENY Officer Dlllan OF the
d Precinct Police arrested John Mnot and James CAIN
Thursy night on the cbe Of stealing two barrels Of pork
bark lying in Atlantic Basin The ofeer Jaw them fonns
he took custody They committed for eksmias
ton BY Justice Blachly
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IAdvrriiseni1t.l

Every body can do something when would insure
iesrcaity end fair they would learn ent psctcr
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