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MEDICAL.
June Appointments.

nr III. TUBBS will be in attendance usfol
CHsRDoS, ChOse's Hotel, on Friday, 10Th
June.
June
CLryGLANp. American House. ON Saturday and
Monday, llh and lJth June
FOR consultation upon all diseases of the Throat
Lungs Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys
and spleen; also. Dropsy. Gravel, rheumatism
NERVOUSNESS Debility, Dyspepsia, Female Dis.
eases, Agnc aud Fever, Fits, Impurities OF the
Blood. Eruptions, Cancers, Ulcers, and all other
varieties ol long standing complaints, both oxtcr.
nal aud internal.
For some ten years DR. r has devoted his entire
time to chronic discnscs treating thousands annu
ally. many ot whom had exhausted every other
rGsoutcc within reach. In no case are minerals
or otdcr pOisOnS cmBiogcd, nor docs lie make sick
TO make well, or tear down to build up again --
| The medicines Cnn be taken with safely by the
most delicate, and patients may remain at home
nni continue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise. May nave recovered under the
treatment alter friends ana physicians hnd given
up all hope, the indisputabic evidence Of which
can always be- furnished. lnvalds however re-.
duced or despoirlng, arc invited to call and may
be assured that no encouragement will be given
! or expenses Incurred, without corresponding
/ prospect OF recovery.
PIITIlIsIC OR ASTHMA.
The statement given this month will be reuc
WIN u'rp interest by all who have endured the m
cNprcssiaie horrors uf Asthma. Especially doc
/ it commend itself to those who have believed tha
/ treatment may relieve hut cannot cure.
! lloIMEs TP., Crawford Co., . July, 1857
! DR.TUBBs, --SR,-Sinco childhood have beer
! afflicted with PhtlsiC or Asthma My ymother he
| fore me suffered from the same disease. As
grew Older II bccnmc worse the prroNysms occur
red oitener and were more protructed and severe
especially so during the winter season. At all
/ times little more than ordinary excrtlon caused
a violent cough and great oppre sson in breathing
/ While the paroxysms lasted there was very
distressing cough, and constant ngonizc1 strug.
gle Tor breath, being at times apparently upon the
| verge OF sui1cntiJn. Very ,ittle sleep could h,
obpincd nt such times, aud that little while sitting
IN ny chair. Two years ago was induced 5l
the statement lady whom you cured of Asthmn
to make one more trial.
had little faith at that time, partly because
had been 50 often disappointed and partly bccaus
others said that | could not get well. The treat
mont was pursued under circumstances most un
favorable, having tho care OF sick friends yet
! have been not only fully re oved OF all symptom
! Of Asthma, but of other affections ACCOMPANYING
! have no cough now, breathe freely. rest well am
/ have good strength Yours truly,
! $50 susanna w QUAINT NCF
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BORN


In this village, on the 18th inst, a son to Irwin
and Laura \. Warner.
NI~NNSN.N-~N.N-N.oNNJoN NJoNNNNNNN~N.~NN~
M
Iu Montvillc, on the 9Th inst, by z. R Sheldon,
JOSEPH WHlPPLE TO HARRIET c. LEWIS,
all OF Hunlsburgh.
NI~~~SNIN~OS~S~.NNo-N o-NNNoNNNNNONo-o
DIED.
:, Al the residence OF MIR. Lowell Conan, in this
township, on The 5ih inst, contamination on lhe
brain, JACOB SEbORA, aged 25 years
Summu Beacon please copy.
In New Orleans, on the 5th January, of erysipe
las, JONATHAN MOORES, aged 10 years, four
OF 1912, and moved 10 Ohio in 1926. lie wasbe.
loved and respected by all that knew him his
uniform kindness, unselfsb conduct, and above ali
his goodness unconsciousy won The hedrts OF ali
with whom he was called TO associate he was n
kind and atieclionate husband, and his children
have lost fond and tender parent, OF whom .hcy
deeply mourn the loss,
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ChilIs and Feverl Chills aud Fever,i

Chiils and FeverI Chiils aud FeverH
One Oft the greatest remedies hat has ever been
laid before the public, tor Fever aud Ague, and
which have received the highest enconiums from
the press and the people, is DR. J. flOSrErTER'S
CELEBRATED BlrTERS Who would endure
the torures arising from this terrible disease,
when it can be 50 ensily curej' Who would ell.
dure seepess nights, burning leyers and icy chlls
alternately, when Il remedy can be obtained Ior
mere trhe And yet how many families linger
out painful existcnts under this deadly blight,
and do nothing but gulp down qunine, until it be.
comes as common as their daily meals and yet
they are not relieved. None but the foolish and
weak would hesitate to procure these valuable
bItlers and save themselves intense agony.
Sold by druggists und dealers generally, every.
where.
lcJ- see advertisement in another colum.
March 2j, 1859. 45O-iw d
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Apsn I2.
PoeKs-M ei7.So to 1852 old mess sl7,25
tof7,sT sprime $500 4 ~ 80 ~
Bszt Prime moss sf1 90 to $500. o.
HOSs-D Dressed ct 8 tO9He ....
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EACIIMENT.

D. B. JOIN son, Plaintiff, Before D ,. LHdd, J.
w, R. Johnson, Dfdts. ship, ship Geauga Co., J." o 0
nNt the 21st of March, AID. 1859, said
~ Justice issued an Order of Attachment in
the above Action for the sum of S3l 40, and suid
Action is continued for Trial to the 7th day oil
May, al One O'Clock PM.
ID D. JOHNSON, Plaintiff
Clnridon, April !, 1889 4sl.3w"
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rEIITION FOR DIVORCE
rs.
Orson R Colgrove.

Orson R Colgrove
CAID Orsom II. COIgIOve will take no.
- tice, that on the 30'h day OF March, AID.
1859, snid Marcia Cogrove filed, in the Office of
the Clerk of the Court of Common Peas, within
and for the County OF Geauga aud State OF OHIO,
her certain Petition, wherein she prays to be
Divorced from him, said Urson X. CUlgrove, and
that certain property and effects now IN her pos
session be decreed her to hold N her absolute
right; aud for cause OF Divorce she alleges that
said Orson K is now confined in The State Prison
al Auburn, Cayuga County, Stnle OF New \ ork,
for felonlonsiy obtaining 1900 worth ot Goods
and Chattels, the property of one Lafayette Hart.
son by false and fraudulent pretences said Pc.
ttion will be heard at the next term Of snid Court
Said Orson r. is further notified, that DepOsi.
tions to be used on the hearing oi the aforesaid
Petition will he taken hy the Petitioner at the
Office Of the Warden of the Poneniary, at Au.
bnrn, Cavuga County State OF New \ ork, Oh the
18th day 0t May A u. 1889 between the hours OF
8 O'Clock A NJ and O'Clock 7 Nj. of said day.
DURFEE s. HATHAWAY,
-. Aiys for Petitioner.
April lst, 1889 4sl .6w
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Estate ora. III. Gotham, Deceased
ANATIlE ,EA iNIi EnIINkS. ...Ihe Irn.

NJ OJlCE TO OCltEDlIO OKS..--I tn-
IN dersigned were, on the 2nd day OF February
1889, appointed, by the Probate Court Oi Geauga
County, Ohio, Commissioners on the Estate ol
Albert II. Gotham, deceased, represented insol-
vent; and the period Of six months from the date
of our said appointment is allowed Creditors 20
bring in and prove their Claims against said Es
tate The Subscribers will attend 10 the duties OF
their said appointment at the Office of d w. Can.
field in Chnrdon, in said County, on the LAST
MONDAY of February, March, April May, June
and July AID 1859, al Ten O'Clock a M. OF each
of said days Dated at Chardon, this End day ol
February, AID. 1889.
JOHN FRENCH, Commits.
D.. w CANtlELD, sioners.
Feb II 1880 41I.tm
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GREAT FAMILY EDICIN E.
lIoRsHAN l'P., Montgomery Co, Pa,
March I'm 1879

March l7tn, 1853.
DR.. c. NJ Jackson: DEAR SlR,--As consider
your Hollands German Bitters an invaluable
medicine, having witnessed their great curative
properties i'll several instances in my own family
deem it n duty owe to my friends and the pub
lie to inform them Of it in this manner.
My son was long time afflicted with the Liver
Complaint and debility OF the system, (or which
he had the services OF several physicians without
avail. Finally, procured bottle of the Biters,
and through their use he was entirely restored 10
health My daughter some time utter exhibiting
symptoms OF the same disease we again resortcd
to the Bittcrs. would state, by the way, that she
had Tor a long time been suffering from from
Neuralgia, and her breath was very offensive she
also became SO extremely weak, that she was un
able to leave her bed. Alter commencing the use
Of the Bitters, she improved rapidly. and in one
week was able TO pay visit TO her friends ut
Chestnut Hill, and soon became entirely restored
to health. My wife also uses The Bnters, and
thinks there ID no medicine like them When.
ever she feels weak or nervous, or her stomach
appears out Of ORDER she takes one Or two doses,
which Immediately restores her -.. .s. 81.
Hoping tins may prove OF service TO my friends,
am yours respectfully,
CHAKLES $. .RORER.
Ask for Hoofdnd'S Germau B,UrrS, aud take
nothing else. they are prepared by DR. G. NJ.
Jackson, il5 Arch Street, PnladCl phia, Pa, and
are sold by Druggists and Storekee9ers in every
town and village in the United States, Canadus,
West Indies und South America, ut 73 cents per
bOItlp 10
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From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
One.iourfh OF the total Cenihs in d.e country are
caused Ly Consumption, 10 say nothing OF the nu-
melous other diseases spingiug from " slight
cold"
DO not trihe with your health; but, if suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs, buy LotlI1,
ut HIGHLANDS BALSAMlC CUkDIAL, and
you may safely count Oh a cue. Thousands Lave
done So and have certified TO ils wonderful effects
Coughs sometimes proceed iIon discideT.d or
dyspcpllc sIule or the stomach, III which case the
German Eluers Should lt used In cases ol weak
ness, or CEREAL Debility OF the system, resulting
lrom prOfacted Cough, tie Geiluun BilleIs viii
be found ot great hcLCht.
Prepared only Iy Dr. c. NJ jackson, AIS Arch
Street, Philadelphia. ard i,r Sole ly Druggists
and Storeke etpeIs throughout he nll,d States
aud Canuda. lIce IS cents PEI bottle.
: ''-'' $50 4Go.Iyins.
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IMPoRTANT FEMALES.--DR

IMP o RTA IN + TO FEMALES.--DR
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CoRXELIrs
l.. CuEEsEMAS, NJ. D., New York Clty.--The com.
nlaticn OF ingredients in these Pills IRE the re-
suit OF long anl extensive practice. They are
ulld IN their operation, aud certain in correcting
aIIIrresuInrities al Painful Melstruatons, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherwise,
aradacIe pain in the side, pa pitatou of the heart
ii turbsl sleep, which arise from interruption oil
nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheesemuus Pills are invaluable, rs they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. La.
dies who have been disappointed i'll the use OF
o'her Pills, can place the utmost confIlncG in DR.,
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
mis- carriage would certainly result thereirom
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from any.
thing injurious 10 life or health. Explicit direc.
uons, which should be read accompany each box.
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosin. 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
tOwh IN the Unled States.
X. B. HUTCIIlNS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l61 ChambGrs-St., New-Yurk,
10 whom all Wholesale orders should DO addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Churd)n, and VIM. Fisk
Cleveland. ...-.. -.-.- 472yI
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MEDICAL Notwithstanding Closed
my connection in The Drug Business with Mr.
Cook, ain now ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice of Medicine aud surgery. have
again resumed my connection with Dr. MIXER,
aud will be found at the Office formerly occupied
by us, or at my House, when not out on Proies
siJnal Business
l. A HAMILTON
Chardol, Jan :, 1859, 46y.f
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B f G. X w THIS
CARPET, CURTAIN s WINDOW SHADE STORE
THE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF TIE
KIND IN ONO
1--WE STORIES 1870 FEET LONG DE-
IL voted exclusive vely 10 the sale of the above goods
STORY No. !
Is devoted to the sale OF Oil Cioths from feet TO
to ~ ieet wide. and Rope and Canton Muttnas,
2'4, 3'4, 4.i, "a and "a wide.
STORY No, Q
Is an immense room, 90 feet high devoted to Tive.
Fly aud Threg.Ply Carpets, Piano and Table
Covers, Mats, Table OIL Cloths Stair Carpets,
stair Rods, Carpet Swuepcrs, &c, DC.
STORY No 8
Is devoted to Tapestry Brussels and Tapestry Vel.
vet Carpets, Rugs, Body Brussels CARPETS, Lace
aud Muslin Curtains Cotton, Worsted aud Satin
Dumasks, Corniccs, Curtain Arms and Bands
Cords and Tassels, Gold Bordered and Common
Shades, Buff and White Hollands, Curtain Fix.
lures, Pulpit Tnssels &c, &c.
STORY No. 4
is devoted to Hemp aud Cotton Carpets, Chcap
Wool do, Druggets CIumb Cloths Felt Cloths
Carpet Lnings, Rag Carpets, List and Yarn Car.
pets, Dutch Wool do, &c., &c
STORY No. 5
Is used as an Upholstery and Sewing Room, for
tle Making OF Carpets, Fitting Shades and Cor
nices, &c, &c.
Nos. Isl and lS9 SUPERIOR STREET,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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IOOL ExAMINEns, NOTICE.

SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE. -
The Board Of School Examiners Of Geouga Co,
will hold their NEXT MEETING on-rRlDAY,
the 9th of MAY, 1859, at ClIARDON Thehour
is TEN o'clock AM
10 WORKABLE, Clerk.
April 10 1859 4sJ.3w
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OoRN AND OATS. for Sale by .
~ Nov, l2l VILLAINS kELLEf. b
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DIR. HOOELAND'S
BALSAMIC CORDIAL.

Coughs. Coids, Influenza, Group, Hodrseness,
BroRchits, PHeERtowa Diseases cj tie BUueis
ariSing tram Cold l"cp,Dt Consumption, aud
for The 'shcf and If at oil po,SbLe) Gu e Of patti
tats M ddqanced stages qtthe latter disease. ID
rNHIS CELEBRATED PREPaRA-
l. tlon, like the Bitters, may be confidently re-
lied on Il is designed for a class OF diseases more
general and more fatal than any other to which the
people ot this country ure sublecl--lhose sprnging
from " Sight cold" hat eminent authority
Dr.. Bell, says; ! will not say that colds are 10
our inhabitants what the piagRe and yeiiou .teusr
are 10 those OF other countries but, can aver
confidently that they usher in disease OF greater
completely and mortality llun these latter"
A further proof OF the terrible fatality OF diseases
resulting from " {, mmOH cDid'' may be Sc en by a
glance nj the following statistics, taken from ihs
tecords OF the BOARD OF Health OF Philadelphia,
conlessedly one OF the most healthy localities in
the Union -
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STORY No. d

j. devoted 10 Hemp aud Cotton Carpets, Chcnp
Wool do, Druggets, Crumb Cloths, Felt Cloths,
Carpet Innings Rag Carpets, List and Yarn Car.
pets, Dutch Wool do, &c., &c.
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MUSIC MADE EASY.
wi Mrs. HOLMAN Teacher, 3O6 Boyery.
Twenty -four lessons in music and singng for s.
Evening classes for ladies'.

THE WALLACE PIANoFoRTE.
pianoortss for than thirty five years during which Pc
od nas a le est as TO the good
clans in the country and well from private individuals
almost every lair where they have exhibited and Il is but
Just to say that no have gained deserved
given better satisfaction purchasers careful aad
By @
nsrop and s he d e
properly brought before the public and known supersede
To any rejecting mind who has at all considered acons.cs
cannot fail to bring convcon =. once The differences
of violin made with sides trout and back many
fled with solid blocks having present
c,endc and graceful form Of that beautiful Instrument. in'
carried out in Mr. briggs piano For strength turab
y superior to all other have Instead of
Depending the or ANY portion Of the wood work for
with Or he bed so ssd 70 give Se
aQas. itself and being in united piece Of IRON
ye eS es G ys sn and lower svnng
s a. or n rabsrs and vs In
far more sensitive to sound and correspondngy sympa
close our mandatory; and
our friends and the public generay can readily understand
plainly demonstrated certainty would induce give M
reliable and successful business of nearly forty stand
ing Such we have done ard entered into Arrangements With
the hessrs briggs Tor the excuye sale OF pianoortes made
Our stock Of seasoned materials together with various ma
chimes and making reliable
of whom have Been with thirty wears
and Of them fifteen Twenty years. add
their experience and skill 10 Insure the highest mechanical per-
feciion IN these instruments
In view Of the Increasing for music and require
ments of all he late publications Of first composers noue
OF the instruments will be compass than
seven octves The prices of the square pianos viii range
from $500 u 5000 The Bchord pianos what usually
termed grands will from $500 $3.50; fun
grands from $50 900 aud the expeu full concert
grands 81 200 We shall be able TO add
pianos 10 this list In the course Of a few months.
All who feel an interest the art whether they wish pur
chase not respectfully invited call hese
instruments at wareroons, No. Z9 Broadway
Park place and also at NO. 467 Browne street of
Greene street. WIN. HALL son.
WIN. HALL, JAMES r. Hall.
NEW YORK Jan, 1859.
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SPORTING.

CcQTCH DEER HOUND, EsouMAUH, BRUNO. ruw
~ bier prze bull puys &C. all the choice breeds M %
ton street Butcf's inalble mnnge ard flea nxermn
tor ~ cen@per bottle; Buffers work ON the dog 81 IA
few rusty watch dogs N's'~'
CPoRTING.- CORNER OF BROADWAY AND FORTY.
- sixth sreet-For sale 100 dogao all breeds Challenge
% al crea.n io ne LARGEST Newfoundland St Bernard
dogs POINTERS and settlers trial. just imported the largest
English mas dog In the country expresslv Tor stock ri
inchea hieh lso lbs weight. ~ B-Iardners cure for
nhnge so ccnB pcr bottle Particular attention paid 10 the
treatment and cure OF Diseases Of all kinds No cure charge
dogs boarded at VI per week boarded and tranod 81 b.
Dogs sold on commits aOn.
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COURSES IN VOCAL MUSIC.
~ THE NEW AND CELEbRATED FRENCH METHOD.
Mile. j. e. SAUVAGEOT, recently from Paris will form
for the instruction of pupils OF both the
brated method due TO the abOrs of Gaen Paris and
Cheve the superiority of which now universally acknowledge
ed in France
This beautiful and method is adapted all ages
capacities easily rapidly and thoroughly imparng knowl
edge of the principles the science and practically develop
ing the latent powers of the voice.
With this nehod practical and theoretical knowledge of
old methods impossible after of labor well
known instruction IN this method Ia the
preparation and the only solid foundation for the study of
strrmental music.
The and simplicity of the method will preciated
by witnessing the results Of lessons ladies' gen.
uemen, and with their children invited attend
the three first lessons of each public
Private courses Mondays and Wednesdays. public
will open Tuesday, Jan. H. at o'clock r. NJ
Cooper Institute room No. 81 when further particulars will
given.
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DANCING ACADEMIES,

DODWORTHiS
N. DANCING ACADEMIES,
No. BOG Broadway, New York
No l37 Montague place. Brooklvu
Now open for the season
Mr. DODWO RTH has the pleasure informing his former
pupils that the Empire Quadrie mentioned as the new
dance Of this season Paris the Evergreen Empire Quad
nile that was taught last Mt his and pu.
lshed last by H. Is. Dodworth, No Astor place
IN AND 6F BROADWAY-MADAME SAUyA-
O-tO GEAU's dancing academy first house above Bleeck
res open every day aud evening for lessons prac
tce No large classes every pupil taught separately. rsnd
soiree to night Twenty danseues and full orchestra.
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CITUATT0NS WANTED.-FRENCH, GERMAN AND
- other kind Of servns always be had at No IL
Bible House Eighth street, betweea Third and Fourth
French and German cooks chamhcnaijs nurses ladee
maids apd goYernesses are on band.
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VNENTJsrRy.-TEHTH EXTRACTED IN TEN SECONDS,
~ whou, the slightest pain, by and original pro
oessnot freezing Yhs admirable system Is pracikcd by
cur. References given II required.
Ur, H. u. DpRkIN, 353 Canal street, near Wooster.
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VHrE CALI. THE ATTENTION OF DOCTORS, &C &C.
w To new patented machine for setting aud supporting
fractured which shall keen for DAYS ut our
Office No 10 Mdien lane, for the examination OF public
In general. Machine and patent Is to be sold
BENT ~ ELM.
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WATCHES, .JEWELRY, &C.

A MAGNiFTcEST LOT OF DIAMOND JEwfLRY rs
n selling OF NJ astonishing low prices at NJ UNGERS
5l2 Broadway, opposite ~ Nicholas Hotel, up stairs.
DRICFs ExTRAoRDINARy.-& G0LDl PARTIAL
GETS S8 gold SETS So silver Dr. Mans0n's beautiful gum
otype teeth comfof table, derucic four premiums Work
satisfactorily ndjusted eighteen years experience Filling
teeth extracting; pain. 63 West Twenty .econd street
FIN and broadway slso Offices Jersey city
100 Washington street.
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SITUATIONS WANTEt-MALEs.

4 GENTLEMAN. WHO HAS BEN ENGAGED IN
IA business the interior of hs Size, and influence
near BY trade deGires TO obt.ip sinhlon salesman
whoesae grocery dry goods house this city The best Of
given to character, opacity kc Address
j N T.. Herald office.
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DESTRUCTION.

ALL WHO DESIRE BUSINESS SYSTEM OF WRIT
"A ing and arithmetic call at ROW Es academy,
S Broadway by teachers or deu
advertisements Glass lessons only 81 Open day and
70 order.
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an DEMAEDE UKE FRANCHISE COMPRFNANT BIEN
~ e son dos enfants dot avoir an bon
e etre unie de b0nnei references sadresser Ma
dame Y. r., Herald odice
TINE JEUNE FRANCHISE DESIRE Sc PLACER CONNIE
~ femme de cbambre isgere sadresser 49, Sine ay,
de 10 a 3 heures Papres midi. Bonnie reference.
TINE DEMO1sET.LE FRANCHISE DESIRE TROUvES
" me plare dams une maiOn americane CONNIE bonnie
denfants femme de chambir Cete demosellc pare
gas sadresser No. 1889 ne rue entire IA Tine ct ome
avenues.
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TskTEp-A SITUATION, BY A RESPECT ABI. L
w Young woman, do chanber~ork and sssist On the
washing audronug Can give the best city reference from
her place Can be for two days at 223 West 18th
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

brooklyn OR WESTERN PROPERTY WANTED IN
exchange for staple dry goods fancy goods cloths ewey
or liquors We'll improved farms c0untry seats will be
taken either for merchsnd other improved real ate
DINGEE HOLDEN, No. Nassau street.
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WANTED FIRST RATE DRESSMAKERS. NONE BUT
w those who understand trimming need apply at 800
4h street
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A RTIFICIAf TEETH INSERTED AT THE LOWEST
n possible prices. Ses silver, 3d. on gold S2J.
tlnos gum or plana S25 Teeth extracted without psin
$40 tanal street near Mercer block of Roadway
DR. EA3f.ErON.
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fyOUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-AT RIVERD ALE, ON
~ the Hudson.-A splendid house and outbuldngs, com
prsng house, cehouse barn. &c together win six
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