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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17

RELIEF AND HEALTH To YOUR
We have put up ana sold this arti,
ten years, and CAN sAY,. IN coSFIn
TRUTH OF 1t, what weQS have never b.
say OF any other medi- cine-NEVFl
FAILED, IN A SINGLED INSTANCE.
Feet A CURE, whens-s timely used
we know an instAncekd OF disaati sfac
one who used 10. on theNI contrary, al
lighted with its opeTa-H tions. and
terms OF highest com-f0 mendAtion of
al effects and medioaiS% virtues. We
this matter "wHAT We 20 ENoy.ii
years experience, and(1 PLEDaE ouI
TfoN ron THE FULFILL MENr or ,
itERE DECLARE. In Al-H most every
where the infant is suf-Ei fering from
exhaustit n, relief WIFI be found in
twenty minutes Riteril the syIupfs A
This valuable preparar tion Is The pl
of one Of the most ENES RIEN'C
SKILLFuL NURSES in( New Fpglan,
been used with EEvERO FAILINa 81
THOUsANDsO uF CASES,
tnotonlyrelieves the child rom ma
vigOrateB the stOmAchGl and bowels 1
Scidity, and gives tone and energy Il
System. II viii almostyfn Instantly rel
PING IN TIL BOWSA ELs AND W
&c, and overcome conk. Vulsions. VII
speedily remedied, endl& In death. w
the BEBT and sURosI Remedy In III
all cases OF DYsENn Terry AN
hheE, IN CHILDREN, whether II a
teething, or from any1-4 other cause.
say toevefy motherwhoYf1 has a child
from any OF the foreg0o< ing compls
NOT LkT YOUR PRkZ JUDGES n
PRBJUDICEs OF OTHG ERs, stand
yOursufieFing child and the relief th
sURk - yea, Assoc LuTELY SUt
low the use OF thistS medicine, Il q
Pull directions for using will 4
zach bottle. None gen uino unless h
lie OF CURTIS 4 PRR % KiNS, New Y
the sidewrapper. ~
sold By Druggistser throughout n
Principal ofiice, = No 10 Cedal
New York.
Price only IS Cents PSF Bo
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17
Miohigan Oranberries.

1 x BARRELS Of the best quality Of Miehi-
4 " gAn or4nbsrfiog, IN excellent condition, Inst
received, and for sale 81 wholesale and retail Al
BRANDRNBURG 4 co.'s,
ocS No. 800, Third st.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17

PREsRRvISo CELERY-We had celery last
year until May, We always preserve il out
Of doors, by filling in the stalks taken else
where, between two standing rows, being
careful to place the stalks upright, and not
in contact with tthsr stalks, having dirt
well packed 10 between them. After the
whole is prepared, the mound is well spank
ed with the spade, leaving the tops of the
celery just peepiug out at the apex; this is
covered with STRAW, or any dry garden haulm
and then roofing Of old boards completes
the business, Last season we tried another
process, allowing the celery to remain in
the rows as it grows, banking il up well
and securing as before. We we're satisfied
10 advance, that this was the true mode of
keeping celery. and We found ii 80. The
less il is disturbed. the better; only protect
it against moisture and atmospheric chan-
ges
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17
Dd r 8. WIN SLOW
cents to the attention Of mothefs, her ~
Soothing Syrup

Which greatly facilitates the process of fteething BY
s9itehing the gums, reducing all allinfammation-wiil
aIlAy ALL PAIN and spAsmodic action, and Ia
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
depend upon 1t, Mothers it will give rest to your
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17

BIs, IOnRsG -
HERB DISPElg SAEY


OtE ANA % MAI eA.t
Second door, Up stalsa.l Ht nlo. MY.
TIE CtLEiitATEp nh. JCINrCN.s
Bo'snie Fhysicisn, treats .ueee sruliY its %
lowing diseases: -
CONSUMPTION, lyepapsia,
Asthma, NeryJus ahilus,
bronchitis, UegH8ttrtHI4 10 rf
Lung 4 G. est Disease. Soroiuta,
Diseases Of the Heart Salt ihrnm
Kidney Affections RhculAtsm,
Liyer Complaint, Fcy9geld AgEe,
Female Weakness, PInples.
Diseases Of tho Ear and Eve, 30. .Ec
All whonre suftrinF ffnm the above namrd .f-
eases or any other complicated disease oI rrars
standing, are Informed fhat they can have f0IvHf-
Cd by mail or cNprrss "a tie small tuu oi sltu.
neat package OF Medicines, With an Lerfe.aIs ole
reetiOnn and medical aivite Patients " Culd bllt,
without delay ~ ties can obtain instant Tiiitl
trom the Doctors remedies
Dr. JohnBon's Mciicinc consists Of rNtfarts from
choicest Mediclnal foreign sud rrisrt Roois aL1
herbs, manufactured under his own supervision .t
his DispensaFy, and therefore nvuirifc tft rst a..
mercury and other mineral polsnus, Mas Nser rfr-
er designed Tor the system, a. Nlich u Gug tiafaa
amos nave fallen victims and gone tu cutIl pfHrtr
LOTION FOR THE COmPf EEIQN--i.r. srff-
soE'e remarkable lOTlON lot beautlN ina end. iu.-
proving the ConplcAiun. removing almost inrfur-
tsneousiy Tan, fresklcf, F.mplts ar N lli lt scat
70 any part Of the eopHtfy ior 81 90 and one pcst
sgs stamp. Addrt,s
DR.. JOHNSON, urawer&ct
- once 20 Main street, iuralp, n. s..
n h.--Eemale Pihs ~ o0a boN. ieli-dsvr
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SPECIAL NOTICES
molIowny's Ointment.--.T1

HOsIoway's nIment.-- -The
complaints that render maternity raiher curse
than abiosring, yield 70 this healing agent The
sore nipple and gathere breast, that endanger the
life Of the chipping A well az tho psrebi are
speedily dlspcied by the use OF this powerful de-
tergent remedy.
Sold At the manufAotory, No. 70 Maiden Lane
New YORK, and by all druggists At qbc 0se., and A.
per box or pot nov5-d&wiw
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR TINE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoargeness.
Group, Bronchitis, Inoipient Consump.
ton, and for the relief Of ConsumptiYo
Patients in advanced stages Of tho
Disease.
So wide Is the field Of its usefulness. and so
numerous are the cases Of it, cures, That nlno-.
every section of country abOunds IN persons
publicly known, who have been restored from
alarming and even desperate diseases OF the
lungs by its use When once tried iis superior.
ity over every other medicine Of its kind i1 tol
apparent TO escape observation, and whore iis
virtues arc known, the public no longer hesitltc
what antidote TO employ for the distressing and
dangerous affections Of the pulmonary organs
that arc incident 10 our climate. While many
Inferior remedies thrust upon the community
have failed and beCn discarded, this has gained
friends by every trial, conferred benefits on the
afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and too remarkable % bog
forgotten,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17

JuDoE NOLAN WAKED UP EVERY one
who has attended the sittings Of the United
sjtetes Circuit Court during the trial Of the
sand bar case, has observed the peculiar
quiokness with which Judge Mclean per.
ceiyes important points in tha testimony Of
witnesses. His Honor presides with great
digni y, and evidently gives careful atten-
tion to every thing that is said by either
witnesses or counsel Much of the time, he
appears, with his eyes closed, to be in deep
reflection upon the evidence as Il is given in;
but occasionally as the testimony reveals
some new fact or feature, His Honor sud
denly wakes up, and turns his eyes quickly
in the direction Of the witness, to whom,
very likely, he pnts a question: Chicago
Times
APrOPos Of Methods. missions, the New York
Herald asks, why not try the eject % saving
Sraes on the ruiianI Of BAltlnOrsp
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DAILY EMPIRE.
song OF the Alps.

or scHuLKR.
81 The edge Of thechasn Is slippery track,
The torrent beneath, and mist hanging o'ei
thee.
The cliff. Of the mountain. rugged and black
Are ffovning like giants before thee;
And wouldst thou not waken the sleeping La.
wine,
Walk silent and soft through the deadly raviue.
That bridge, with Its disRying, perilous span,
Alott, er the gulf and lie food suspended
Thinkst thou II was built by the art OF man,
BY his hand that grim old arch was bendeds
Ear down in the jaws Of the gloomy abyss
The water is boiling and hssing-foreyer will
hiss,
The gate through the rock is darksome and
drear
AS II to the regions Of shadows IL carried:
Yet entet sweet laughing landscape is
here
Where the spring with the autumn is mar,
fied,
From the world with its sorrows and warfare
aud wall,
Oh could but hide in this bright little valel
-Four rivers rush down from on high,
Their spring will be hidden forever;
Their course is to all the four PORTS Of the sky.
To each point Of the sky is a river
Aud fas, as they start from their old mothers
feet,
They dash forth and no more will they meet.
Two pinnacle rose TO the depth Of the blue:
Aloit an their white SUBMITS gancing,
bedeck'd IN their garments Of golden dew,
The clouds Of The sky are dancing;
There threading alone their lightsome maze,
Uplifted apart from all mouals' gaze.
And high on her ever enduring throne.
The queen Of the mountain reposes,
Her head serene, and azure and lone,
A diamond crown incloses;
The sun with It's darts shoot round It keen and
hot,
He gids it always--he warns 1t not.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17
LAX II Ta7E
Ag1le Cure.


ron rim srnEpr crtr or
Intermittont Fever or Fever and Aeue,
Remittent Fovor, Chill Fever, Dfmb
Ague, Periodical Headache, or Bilious
Headache, and Bilious Feveta; indeed
( for the whole Glass Of Diseases oriri.
mating in hillary arrangement, caused
by the Malaria Of miasmatic countlies
No ono remedy 5 louder called for BY the ne
4 cessitios Of tho American people than auro ond
safe cure for Fever md Ague. Such n fcncdv
1 We are now enabled 70 offer. with perfect Ger.
iainty that Il win eradicate the disease and with
assurance, founded on proof that no harm cnu
arise from its use in any quantity
That which protects from or prevents this dis.
order must be Of immensc service IN tho commu.
mites where IT prevails. prereRtioa is better
than cure, for the patient escapes the risk which
he must run In violent attacks of this halcfd
dstemper. This "CuRE eypals the mia..
matte poison Of FEVER AND AouH from tlc
system, and prevents the development of ,hc
disease, if taken on the irst nppr1uch az Co. rFa.
monitory symptoms. II Is NOT orly r,c hc-
remedy ever YET discovered for Iris clas 40 coa
phinis bat also the cclppst Tho hreo onar
tity we supply for O dollar brinrg Il w.iha H..
reach Of every body; and in bilious diur,.
where FEVER AND AGUE prevails. ctoB body
should have it, and usc &c Gccly, h1th fr cu.
and protection. IL is hoped this pricn will place
itwHhin the rcnch Of all-iho poor as well as t',
rich. a great superiority Of this remedy over
any other ever discovered for the speedy and
certain cure of lnermittcnts is that Il contains
no Quinine or mineral, consequently Il produce
no quiniam or other injurious effects Whatever
upon the constitution, Those cured by it are
len as healthy as If they had never had The dis
Fever and Aguc Is not alone the consequence
OF the miasm0tic poison. A great variety ofds-
orders arise from its irritation among which ar,
Neuralgia, rheumatism, Gout, Headache, Blind
ness Io0thache, Earache, Canrh Asthma
Paptation Painful Affection Of the Spleen.
Hysterics, Pain In the Bowels, Collie Parlvsis.
and Derangement OF tho Stomach, ali Of which.
when originating in this cause pat on the inter-
mittent type, or become periodical This "CunE"
eXpels the poison from the blood, and corsa-
quently cures them all alike. II is an inyalul-
bic protection to immigrants, and persons tray.
ellng or temporarily residing IN determinations
districts. If taken occasionally, or daily, while
exposed to the infection, that will be cxcrcigi
from tho system, and cannot accumulate In sul.
hcient quantity to ripcn into disease Hence 70
Is even moro valuable for protection than cure,
and few will ever suffer from IntcrnitteHts II
they avail themselves Of the protection this ran-
cdy Affords
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17

-, Price only rs Cents PSF Bottle
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-11-17

To Hotel Keepers Restaurants Drug
Elata. GLoc-I ann IN. -u.L-.. :.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

NV JERSEY STATE Agricultural EXHIBITIONS.
The most ample arrangements have been perfected
for holdr the approaching Annual AIR OF the State
Agricultural Society al Elizabeth. The receipts Of the
exhibition last year having placed the Society in far
more favorable pecurary condition than !. has pre-
yously enjoyed, they this year enabled 10 offer
extra induce 10 exhibitors with view 70 bring
ing GU: fair exhibition Of the resources Of the state
The track FOR the display Of horses snd stock is the
bes, constructed in the state and the grounds
couo not have been better adapted TO the uses pro-
posed. By al enactment Of the last Legislature,
special police authority is granted 20 the Society, out
side well g. inside the lnclosuIe; and no gambling
rum. drinking other improper practices, vii be a.
lowed in the vicinity of the Far. To guard more
surely Sganst these evils the Society have taken the
wise piecsuon 10 lease al the ground IN the vicinity
that could be occupied By travelling show nusances
The approach to the grounds IL simusbe-ihe cars
Decking directly up 70 the gaze. IL vss clearly demon
stra,ed st wear tia, 200 much ground had been in
closed ard this has been remedied 81 Elizabeth,
though without decreasing the accommodations which
sre SIMPLE and admirable. The grounds are located
some two niles from the Elizabeth Depot, and con-
mand tine view Of the Bay. Newark Mercury, 2lth.
PRIsoSERs.-Fiye prisoners arrived here yesterday,
iron Pensacola OF their way TO the Washington Peri-
tertiary. They are under the charge Of the United
Sstes Deputy Marshal Of Pensacola NJ. joseph Con
zsles They were al senterced st the last term Of the
United States District Court. Two convictel Of M
oy sentenced 70 years II the Pen.ents Ty.
one convicted Of 70 9b- the nitei States mint xas
--rteuced 20 two wears one FOR beng implicated ID
murder committed s; Warrington, 20 three year sad
one oT the murder OF spanish captain g. sea % three
years. They le.t yesterday or ine steamer Ee.pse.
lNctj Tr.i-Ds, AHs D
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financial.

QUARTERLY REPORT Of the MUTUAL
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Of NFw.YoEE N
Ss''~o~ay, foT the Quarter eDdins Jolly u, lsSs
A-rs Ter report so,h April 1859 ssI 20
k-teipis o1noe the quarter ending lot Aug1s.,
p>s isI premiums sSo interest. 1888 Ga
~. s56s4. III 50
pse1rseme nts during the qusr:cr....... 1898 ST
Cssh assets, realized q s,3 l71 %
Additional assets, eeias in;eres. accrued 10, q e
s-fened premiums and due from 2n5OOO %
Gl.inis unpaid (Dot dgel, $500
Nfrnter Of Policies iss ed dlriue the ousrt.r ga
Gnpher OF Policies in force, il,41
Amount insured, a. $50
have csrsfoy examined the above beey,
sHe 10 te correct SHEPPARD ROMANS, Ae.Gary.
This Company offers the following sdy.ntsss 10 person, IN
tcDaiDg 70 insure their lives:
10 Cab Assets seT than tho.e Of sny other Life Iu,s
HIoe Company IN the United States, amounting 10
S5,75O,OOO.
The Proportion Of ia Assets 70 the amount A. .k
f-ae5 than that Of any ober Life Insunce Company hs
Ia Rates Of Premium os Of the ma jory Of
~hr Life Insurance Compsesyet its Dividends have been
CtAeI.
The Mortality snous is Members has been propoon.y less
ban hat Of any other Life Insurance Compsny either Amer
Europe Whole experience has been made
h the hshts. degree favorable % Policy hoder.
Ths number Of lives insured in Tins Co greatly exoeds
A OF o,heT ie Insurance Company me United st1tes
al-ths Of
sversFe having more scope for operation
The Assets Of the Company invested exclusively Bond
each least double the loaned and
neses; Seven cent TIE sody and security a this
DISPOSITION q the Company's Funds cannot be Ovested
NoIE-Tbe business Of this Company conducted on the
a9, dedGc1s expenses alone, being equi;.by d.
y,cee anons the assured.
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feqaI Notires.

CUPREME COURT.-1n the Matter Of the
- Aston BANk-Notcs is hereby given, that require al
CRED TORS Of the AsrOR BANK exhibit and establish
their before the MARKET Bank Of Pearl
sna R-.susn New York within thirty days from date
her.of Dated NewYork Aus. -. 1859.
ROBERT II. HAYDOCK,
Receiver Of the AstoT Bank.
wAKEAAN LATINO, A,tornsys for Rec-yas, No. ~
gle Nv -Nort
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Alr0iral.

DR. J. BOVEE DODSs
- IMPERIAL WINE BlTTERS
A. Nos 6ie ara 81 Broadway,
WILL CURE IScIPIENT CONSUMPTION
WILL CURE WEAK LUNGS,
WILL CURE WEAK sToNACHs,
WILL CURE GENERAL DEBILITY,
Ard Tor purifying and enrchins The blood are M
r,,..ea To be assured OF this e. "a only necessary 70 max
fair Trial They put Up in quart bottles with hr u
BONEE DODS blown in the slAs VIII eHeeao-' 'o' Sc
3, n -, hottie The usual dsooun; 70 ne trade Tie
por can be Consulted daily rora Il to P m Ahis rSo'
No, $40 and 65l BroAcvay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

NORTHERN PASSENGER ROUTE " steam
IN ,uPRANCIs sKIDDY and COMMODORE, from 100. Of
Liberty st. EVERY EVENING except Saturday st6 O'clock
b Troy vie Rensselaer, and Sstoa Race Road 70 Wh
hail there akins Lake steamers Anne sa United States ca
nads for al parts Lake Champin, Montreal And Osdensbus
Ysre to Rutland - So Burlington % PlA;'sb1rs IS
Rouses Point Sc %; Osdensburs 81; Montreal, a6 & Ap
ply for through tickets .. TROY STEAMBOAT OFFICE foot
of Lberty-T-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27

CUPREME COURT, CITY AND COUNTY OF
- NEW-YORK SARAH A. FLOSrROY sE,n.t FERDI-
NAND FLOSTROY, for Relief Com not served }
t. th- aboveuAned DefIanYou hereby uloned ard
required complain: IN this seton. ~bch tied
IN the flee Cerk the CITY and County New YORK
Cry Hal 4 the aid City ~ lIA day Of Aazls 1889
copy The said complaint on the
,b.cb-r his csce No IS Wal street IN the city Of New
Yors within twenty Day. after the Of this
YOU exclusive Of the cay Of such service and you fail
said plant within the time aresat the psn-
In his vii apply the Court FOR the relief demand tie
eouplaiui Dated Aue Is, 1888 SOLOMON l. HULL,
sus lsx6wS Plaintiffs Attorney, No Is Walls.
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r pfIILA

,,,,- rvpSFY RAILROAD-F For FHILA
~ 81 stIh I'D he SOUTH ,nd WEST vi. JsRss !,
Man Espe Lines e' ys,S,s T.si. ia for Gin.
a m 40 he west And Tor washington se~ - q.
sn,. e. and ,hIoush bsgssse checked %
a NJ ana W WOODBURY. Assistant s1Perpt aeD "a
No basssss vii be received iol a. r.. s, Of .sy.rx
,Nt - .f,.eu ujpo;ss u advance o. 'bs H1s =" "s
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Uater Cure.

IRE. J. LOWENTHAL's WATER-CURE
and GYMNASIUM-Hotel s.comnodstions io' TrsISeu u
.I5 P,ruspent Boarders Ne. 10 Bl-eckerst, Ne"iot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
N7FW-yORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-O

N and after MONDAY April 1852 snd until further notice.
ans will leave Pier foot Of Duane S. Is
DTEKIRK EMPRESS az e M, tor Dunkuh and punso'
and principal inferno diate Stations M, $500, ,..
MAIL TRAIN at a. m. for Dunkik ane bunAo' ana i"
RoCKLAND PASSENGER at $3.50 p M from iSot o. haFri'
-. via Piernout Sufers and Intermediate s.stiohs
WAY PASSENGER at P. m, for e"ouish hiddie'oNn'
ard iutermediste Stations - ,,,,p.a.,.
NIGHT EXPRESS al p. m, for Dunkfs ana buua''
Tis above trains run daily, Sundays excepted -, .
These Express Trains connect at Einiis v IN u, n;
.d1. "a NiasArs Falls Railroad for Niagara rams ~ eius
b.mt0r with the Syracuse and Binghs'on halISo 1I
cnse; 81 Coming, with the Buffalo, CoFmns so IN ,h
p.,l,od or Rochester and Buffalo; az Great oeio WI" e
Dels,sTe Lackawanu and Western Railroad io3 a
wi,b The Suaao ard Ncslors Cry R.iroa1 ano
= and Dupkirk with the Lake Shore Rsilfoadi io Cie'e
ia Cincinnati Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Ac.-, -
hAo' 'N''' NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-27
1,uv RFGTTLAB dAIL LINE via SToNING-

III IT,, y posT9 Ana PROyIDFNCE.-lulsnd Rcots-
-, 80, and most direct carrying The Eastern NAL
~ steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, csrt !oe o'os ;,, -
IsnFRRIIr Cap. d 3 Sturus. In CONNECTION VIE -
Ss,ooAAiSGToN AID PROVIDENCE and Boston 80 HND
H., iInSNCy RAILROkDS leaving NewfoTk cay tSen.
psI som Per Ne North River first whAn seovs
S.t,ey psoe a; ocoei and sionns.Sn 80
sn Sie = IA SpERBILT, from Hs~-forf honesy, Wsase
80 vrd,s; tora s.ouins sfussdsy fhursay Aa' ''
PLYMOUTH ROCK, FINN New, Yo,e fSe,aay, Ihs IN
voc a s,,,Ssy, from s;oupsos, Monday "eaas'aA1 ms
rooeed s.cniason pe rsoac 70 $50 !,
II Bo,su h the Express Nal fr.n f.scs, q, al .hs
M ,ns lpe, connecting norh ssa east s . -
ga -, on board the steamer enley nsn
prefer n sesred aud leave stonir son 10 tne
ts,uI eea' nesctinf Of Providence With Tbs "A 70 Sa
9ot,Oo.
arc accompanies tAs steamer ana YAH 'is
Zach way -, ....,S,,u. or rreisht apry Ga bad As
Iot ~ me Frisht otoe, Pier no Z NORM 49, W. Al
H. cd &C. No. IS Bstefypsoe-
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DAnROAD and STEAMBOAT LINE.-AF-

DAlKOAD and STEAMBOAT LlNE.-Af-
IL TTRNOON BOAT a. O'Clock for HUDSON 'iI1n ,hs p I
- south side. landing at Csldveus wet roip
Co4,en,. poet) Newbush Marlboro Milton Poasnssepse
S,ox, check Red Hook Bristol West Gan ana ~ !.
tn SRE 50 CENTS 10 NEWBURGH, POUG hkEtrsiE
sns RHNEBECK Ticket, may be obtained On board TIE c
- 81 toupg paces: HUDSON Csvesck Me!ensihe unen'
~ Yonr Corners 50: East Chatham, o. Can.An
$50 Eiw.Id slso s.te Lin. - a. P,,,s.d
SSbhSr. 80 90 south Adams, 81 IS North Adsm' -
psltou, s2 -; Hinsdale, =? Wsshn.ion' go Rgrrr
=, a. Wc.,6cld e3 S. The fast Ealing steamer sGo 10
IATRICA Capt. N sherman vi, ssye w r' rRfDIY
clc.ln ID. N.
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Dentistrp.

OSTEOPLASTIC.- This Artificial BONE
" FILLING for DECAYED TEETH Is p1t ~ WINE 81 ~
l, M ..ple Article used by the dscoyefer at his
- e.. c. '''' 49, " JAMES PEARSON, Dentist