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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
feaaI Notifies.

hudson COUNTY, SURROGATESs OF
Ii FICE-LOUIsE V. AVERY, AdminisIstnx with the
o Franklin O. Avery deceasedSurIogates order
20 limit creditors-Dated the l3b dsy Of June, d. 1882
On appcsiion ADMINISTRATIVE II IL ordered
that said Adnsrax give pbc notice TO the creditors o the
ssd deceden 10 bring in their debts demands
claims sgan the same under OATH within nine months from
this date BY setting up copy Of this order within twenty days
hereafter OF the most public places in the County Of Had
son months within the said by sd
verns The Daily Courier and Advertiser Of Jersey
CITY, N j. and The NewYork Daily Tribune Of the City OF
York for the space and IL creditor shah
neglect exhibit debt demand claim within the
said period months public notice been given aforesaid
such BE- debsed Of his her action therefor
against the said AdmiDistTatrix By order,
T. w. KfNGsLAND Surrogate.
NB-Caims 10 he presented to Mrs Avery No 81 Warren
street Jersey City, George Chapman Nos y and 81 Park
place. N. Y. jel5 5lsw2mW'
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

NEW-YORK AND HARLEM KAILKUAD
IN COMPANY.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
On end sfeT WEDNESDAY June 1859, Trainswih leave
Hsb-s- etstSon, New York, ss follows:
7:<5A FOR Wi,hsmsbidse.
t:SoA Mail Train for Albany.
e:S0A m For Wilis msbridse-
u:Soa No. For White Plains
2:Dp For Wuhamsbrdee.
4:Oo .. N. For White Plains.
4Up 10 For Dover Plains.
s:l6 D. For White Plains, from White and CenHea'
ESQ D N. For WiIhausbndse.
RHYvRggc-Will leave:
800 q. m. From White Plains
$50 q u. Prom Dover Plains
e:40A From Wlliamsb1oge.
7:0oA m. From White Pains.
e:SA Prom WAiamkbridse.
Jl:S0 m. Mail Train from Albany
l;o0 D. no From Wihamsbridge.
SEQ D. NJ. From White Plains.
500 D. No From WuismstTidge.
500 D. m. Prom White Plains
WIN. J. CAMPBELL, Superintendent
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NETWORK and NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD
IN 1872 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. l85o

Commencing May Is, lss.
Passenger station In NevYork Of Hhs and 4h
Entrance OF 27th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK
Ros Haven, q. Tex ) l2:45 S;l5 lex ) $50 anl
s:45 p For Bridgeport :, g m tex 2:+, S:5 (ex)j
SS aud ass D. M ror Milford Satford Fairfield Southport
and westport m 1915. $50 and 4& p For Norwan
D. Ca m l245, S:l5 (e1l; $3.50, As. $50 $50 m FoI
? M. Ror Stamford, te1l, m l2+5 s;ls enl $50
1A5 $50 o. For Port Chester and intermediate esa
sons. :, Ga N ;ii45, $50 4:45, $50 $50 p. m.
- ' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Box.on a m eY y S:l5 .. ex1 Tor Hartford ant
Springfield tex s:i5p M terl For Connecticut River
Eorhsmpton For Haven New London and stoninston
IsiIoad at and S:l5 FOR Csnal Railroad TO North
snp.op m lex and l2f5 p FOR Housstonic Railroad,
a. m and S:lb D. m. For Naugatuet Railroad, Sa m, Ss
a m Sor pspbury and Norwslk Railroad $3.50 p
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD,-FromM May
1859, TRAINS win leave Chambsrsst Station y, s'
flows Express Trsins and II M, and For Hud
sn 7:I5s m for Sing Sing, 10 m, and and 1880
for Poushksepsie 1;l5 and 81 20 for Tay'1wn 2l5 aud
Peek Sing Sing and TarTytown Ttains stop st most Of he
vay sstions Passengers taken Chambers Canal Christopher
aDd 3s Sta Trains New York leave Troy 445 and $50
NJ. and S:45 p. and Albany about Is minutes lstsr On
Sundays at .. m. AT SMITH. Supt-
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NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW

NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
II pOpr ara FALL RIvER-Ths splendid and superior
nsy METROPOLIS, Cap. Brown, leaves NewYorh every
TUTspGY THURSDAY and SATURDAY at 5 ococh 2 m,
- ,he EMPIRE STATE. Cav. Brsy.on, MONDAY,
"WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY o. 5oeoek p. No.. from Pier No
Hre.ner win be regarded any sppH
ssnt until the same shall have been paid for.
Feki Boston 10 forssIod through with gos, dispatch y
a, Ixrren fFeisbt Train.
VIM. BORDEN. Agent. No. 10 and n wes.r
n,HE REGULAR -dAIL LINE via STONlNG-
II TON, for BOSTOs. and dPROVlDENCE.-iEl.nd Route
sAs shortest and mosi direct. Carrying the Eastern MAIL
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel s'hpe, ana
G. VANDERBILT Capt d. r. SturTs IN consection W ~
sTONINGTON AND PROVIDENCE and bQS,ON hND
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS ssvins New-Yort daily t>un
dsys exceDsd from Pier No 2Nortb River fst w,n above
Mail Train which e.vs bston At o;S M
The c VANDERBILT, from New-forf, Monesy, W,enes-
day and Friday; from THURSDAY ana sA,
m, PLYMOUTH ROCK frurn New York, Tuesday, Thurs
ssy and saardsy; from soninson Monday Wednesday and
proc.ed from songton per railroad 70 Providence
s.nc f other and 10 ample time for all the
connecting north anc east Passengers that
,,,[ board the steamer enjoy nshts rest nn
tpb@d breakfast desired and leave Sonington in the
u train connecting a. Providence with The ii m train. .hr
Boton.
Par. from Providence 20 Newport 80 cents.
master accompanies the steamer and train through
each way. -,
eaner Fregh. Once Pier No North River at
oe Nc. ls Battery place. June %.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
New:1lork DAILY @ibr,rs
NEW PUBLICATIONS
THE MACHINES OF THE MONTE.
THE ArIAxrIe MONTHLY.

The opening article Of this number is historics
sketch Of Thomas Paine, describing especially his
second appearance in tie United States. Most
readers" according 10 the writer, if they cannot
date back 70 the first decade OF the century, vii hnd
when they sft their iniormation that they have only
a spe.king acquaintance with Thomas Paine, and can
give no good reason for their dislike Of him" "Oi
Books and the Reading thereof is the title Of rscy
chapter Of personal confdences illustrating the su
thor's wanderings in the highways and byways OF
literature, with genuine smack of the olden time.
Rock Tree, and Man" gives an agreeable summary
of certain facts in modern science. The article on
Percva s Of great interest," relating several incidents
in the life Of that erratic poet whcn have not before
been given TO the public, and setting forth his high
position and claims as man of science and rare cru
dtion. paper on Shakespeare personsl history
evinces not little acuteness, as well as familiar
knowledge Of the subject, though we wonder that
such dainty verbal critic the writer evidently is,
should lend his countenance 10 so shabby an inter
loper into the ranks of pure English az the upstar
word "reliable.' Aaron Burr proves rather unman
ageabe in the Ministers WOong," and will mol
readily be forgiven for his Of the papers of Ms
distinguished grandfather" President Edwards, u
uystify the simple-minded " Doctor" The Pro
esor at the Breakfast Table discowses of women
dresses, and surdry other topcs in his quaint, wise
way with not much that We can see, which is dan
gerous to Church or State. He winds up with the
following poem, on Robinson of Leyden:
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"DOls'i put it off,

In recent revival in Canada West the
mi TER gave toa young man who said thathc
had determined not to think any more ofthe
subject of religion, at least for the present.
the tract Don't put it Off" It arrested his
attention, ard, by Gods grace, ne was led
to determine from that hour to attend to the
great subject of his souls salvation. A
neighbor coming in the next morning, was
asked to attend the meeting. He replied,
''As for me. can get religion any time
please, and do not intend TO trouble myself
about it for two years yet" The young
man then gave him the same tract, and urged
him to read it, telling him that it had done
him good He took it, went home, and
read it. Conviction was riveted on his mind:
he saw his lost condition, and felt his guilt
for having sinned so long against God. 'Oh
said he, "what sinner; what fool am, TO
think of putting off this subject for two ears
when | have not the guarantee that | shall
live two hours. fear am such wretch
that God will not save me-" After few
weeks of pungent conviction and deep spirit
ual exercises, both these young men were
led to experience hope pardon and accep-
lance with God, and the minister had the
pleasure ofreceiving them bot, into the fell
lowship Of the church. GI4 aa1l.-1tlo-
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Ayers Catharticz Pills,
ron ALL TIE PURPOSES or A. FAMILY pEYsIc

are SO composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evadei them.
and invinorate eTerp npriion Of the human ornnm
ISM correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy yitalides. AS a consequence OF these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonshed to find his
health or energy restored by remedy at once 50
simple ard inviting. lwrlg r~r Got
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
of every body, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints; Lostire-
ness Hea,tba,na, Headache arising rom dis0rqered
Stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Pam an a'd Morbid
Itaction Of tie Bo,cets, ElatgIcacy, Loss Of dqpc-
tte, Jauadice, and other; kindred complaints,
arising from low State Of the body or Obstruction
Of its functions They an excellent Alternative
for the renovation Of the blood and the restora-
ton of tone and strength to the system debiitated
By disease. ,.-..f,, &c.. ..--l rs.rg
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The Washington, Qowa,) Press, ofthe .Sth
says: One day last week family from JOLT
ct, Ills, by the name of Humphrey, consist
ing Of man and wife, and two children, pass
ed through this place, seeking a home farther
West. When a short distance west oftewn,
one of their children, bright little boy five
years old, accidcntly fell from the wagon,
and the wheel passed over him, killing him
almost instantly. The bereaved parents met
with sympathising friends among our citi-
zens, who aided them in committing their
little one to our Cemetery. They were so
disheartened by their calamity, that they re-
traced their steps to their former home 1'
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF

FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, sHoarseness,
Group, bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
ton, and for the relief of COnsum ptive
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease. -.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
marous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly Known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidotc to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many iIiferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten, III
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iDEsGN.--It isthe Design ofthis Insttntien TO ims
part to Pupils thorough knowledge the Theory Of
the"Science Of Accounts" as well as the principles
of Commercial Law laid down by the best authors
and to give complte course of practice In actual
Bookkeeping in every variety of business, including
all necessary calculations and correspondence so that
IN short the pupil win And the Business ofthe Count
ing Dom in any establishment to which he may be
called to be but continuation OF that to which he u
already accustomed. 81 iice 10 $50 Etg gtjafff.
The practicability Of this is proved by the hurd-
reds of instances in which Of this and other
similar Institutions, have gone directly into the
Counting house OF the Merchant the Manufa
Banker, and taken charge Of the Books with entire
success, nd with no other knowledge Of the business
than that acquired at the Commercial College. mi ~
EXPENSE .Statiopery, &C., about IS 90. Tuition,
full course $25. geft@ 9iif ~ .4G, ag9ef8 y
No extra charge, for, Diploma, &C. The expense.
therefore, need not exceed from $50, to SO. ~ ~
June IL, '5S-nl6.y tfrs -, a ,estF5 s3.tr-fgg
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A cow who was driven from Alton, TIL,
into Kansas, by party going to the mines,
got away and found her way back to her old
yard, distance of two hundred miles, in
about week
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The College Journal Of Msdica, Science.

A Monthly Magazine Of ~ pages, conducted bv the
Faculty of the Eclectic College Of Medicine, Is pub
lshed at One dollars Year, payable IN advance The
volume of the yoarndk commences with the year
Communications for subscription, for specimen
numbers, should be directed to DR.. G.. II. CLEAVE-
LAND. Publisher. 1S9 Seventh st.. Cincinnati o.
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Three boa constructors were recently land
ed at Salem, Massachusetts,. One ofthe sail
ors Of the. ship which brought them from AZ
RIGA, says they are the most affectionate
creatures he ever saw-always ready to en-
brace ANYBODY. .s5. 81. saa
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The GAINESVILLE Times records some tall
jumping which took place, in front Of the
Hyatt house, on Friday last. A man from
Waukegan jumped thirty-eight feet and
three inches in three standing jumps One
Jack Howe, of GAINESVILLE, thirty-fve feet
nine inches. Monroe Wis Sentinel. . 2
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hit has Affected Cures
DIR. HALLS EALSAM.


We have certificates of the strongest and most Pos
tive nature from the following parties who are well
known in the places where they live ".'Hag
One from j. W. Plummer, Ninton, Iowa, of remark.
able cures.
One from John Runyen, Wayerly, Iowa, of his own
SON.
One from Saml Leaman, Camden, Hillsdale, Co.,
Mich, of a beloved daughter saved
One from Eli Budd, of Athens, ILL.,, who was given
up by six doctors. 3 : ~ ~ e 4 I
one e ON Dr. A. G. Doom, bloomfield, Iowa, a Ply
stefan of ~ years practice.
One from Robert Shinn, Marion, Iowa, of a con-
sumptive daughter cured.
One from NJ. NJ Van Deusin, s Cngfed H., as tie
TeH,edY for Lung Diseases.
One from fifteen Physicians flying 1t to be bet
ter adapted to pulmonary disc than any other
known remedy, as they havetri them ALL
One from J. W. Wentworth, icagO, Illinois, of a
cough of . years standing. An astonishing cnre.
One from NcClaughry Campbell, Fountain Green,
H.. saying it takes like wild fire and cures like a
charm.
One from r. McCracken, Manchester, Scott Co., H.,
he says-Oldline Doctors stand no chance when pa
tients can get your Basam.
One from Harriet Cummins. Cincinnati o. cured of a
severe bronchial difficulty, Raising of blood, &c.
One from John Observation-Disclosures, cor. Pearl
and Western Row, Cincinnati,O.
We certify to the genuineness Of the above certf-
Gates and could furnish hundreds Of Others of ma
ture quite interesting to all suffering from any dis
ease Of the lungs and throat.
BOI.LEs, SMITH 4 co.,
PRoPRIESoRs
1874 Lake St. Chicago, (Removed from IA s. Water
Street to whom all orders must be addressed
Wholesale and Retail Dealers 10 Patent Medicines
generally. g. ts.zz .ss
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There are many who say more than the
truth on some occasions, and balance the ac-
coant with their conscicnces by saying less
than the truth on others. sr.a.. '
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The greater man is, the less he necessa-
rily thinks of himself; for his knowledge en-
larges with his attainments.
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Liberty will not descend to people; peo-
pie must raise themselves to lberty--it is a
blessing that must be earned before it can be
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One hundred Germans, fresh from Faith
erland, have just settled in Bremen county.
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dOlCment for tie Reliefofthe Sick and Dis
h"esSed, dt4icied 3rih t3rulent and ~
EDidemic Discusses .s.'
gEyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ih' view ofthe aw-
v full destruction Of human life caused by Sexual
diseases and the deceDtions pracised the unor
tunate victims Of such diseases by Quacks, several
years ag directed their Consulting Surgeon. a
CHARITABLE ACT worthy of their name, to open
Dspensary for the treatment of this class of diseases
in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS to all who apply bv letter with description
Of their condition. cage occupation habits OF life &c
aed in Of extreme poverty, to FURNISH MED1-
CINFS FREE OF CHARGE n is needless to add that
the Association commands the highest Medical skill
of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment. . '.. 20. .'.' .s s.' ~.H'lf
The Directors of the Association, in their Annual
Report upon the treatment OF Sexual Diseases express
the highest satisfaction with the which has at
the abors of their Surgeons in the ofSper
matorrhna, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhpa, elect,
Syphilis. the vice OF 0nanism Self Abuse, Diseases
of the Kidneys and Bladder, &C., and order contnu-
| ance of the same plan for the ensuing year.
| The Directors, review ofthe past, feel assured
thattheir labors in this sphere Of benevolent ehor,
have been of great benefit TO the afflicted especially
to the young and they have resolved to devote them
selves with renewed ZEAL to this very important and
| much despised cause
| An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea. or Semir
al Weakness the vice Of Onanism, Masturbation, OF
Self Abuse and other diseases Of the sexual organs
by the Consulting Surgeon. will he sent by mail{ Gin
| sealed envelnpeN. FREE OF CHARGE, receipt o
TWO STAMPS for postage. Other Reports and Tracts
on the nature and treatment ofSexual diseases. diet
&C. are constantly being published for grauitous dis
tribution. and will be sent to the afflicted Some o
the remedies and methods of treatment discover
| ed during the last year, are Of great value.
| Address. for Report or treatment, DR. J. SR1LLIN
| HOUGHrON Acting Surgeon, Howard Association
(! No 2 South Ninth street. Philadelphia, Pa
BY order of the Directors ..-.--s--.--r- -
-.&4~ H~ d" EZRA d ifEARTWELL, President.
! GEO FAIRGIiII,D. StcytfnPU.
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"A large sized elephant" with yellow
skin, is now on exhibition in the vicinity of
Pixies Peak, and is attracting many visitors.
Er. .,a. ..a. ...... .s..
We opine the "quadruped" spoken of is
Of dark GREEN.
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J. RUSSELL sPALDING'S

Combines everything required to give richness beau
and elegance the hair. 1t removes dandrun, ant
- ieyes headache. To force the growtl to prev en-
falling OIL and restore hair to balA places, it has been
used with positive success It's presented to the pub
lie in an open, candid manner, statibg, the nam,
indicates the leading ingredic ats viz: .
ROSE NARY AND CASTOR GIL
both common and well known articles.
The following persons can be found, and are vel
known. We give few extracts from their opinions
about the ,
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r. O s f. M A r y

Abraham A. Truax, Esq, Rotterdam, N. Y. writes
Am 10 years Of age, and was bald 30 years have us
ID two bottles your Rosemary and my hair is now
two inches long"
Rev sYlvanGs Cobb, Boston, Massive had ra-
Their pay for tthan have other preparations for no.
Mrs. d. Taft, Cambridge, Mass.-"IIave used Eour
Rosemm with great success in keepingmy hair Black,
as age turning ii FAST
Mr.. Daniel u. Connor, Boston. Mass. Eight
months ago | was bald-my hair is now long and
healthy, know your Rosemary has forced it TO grow,
Ossian f. Dodge ESQ. Vocalist OF Cleveland Ohio
at gives d rapid growth and dark glossy texture,
and does moi soil the hator pillow nthe least know
OF nothing valuable for the hair
Francis Adams, Esq, Boston, Mass.-"lt is The best
thing for ehildrens hairthe ladies delighted with
it,"&c n...s. .... ... ....
Rev c. W. Denison, Buffalo, ~ VI find it excel
leut for the hair" ...-..s 81. .ssr. ...r ....
Mrs L. Sweeny, Boston, Mass-''It restored my
hair to bald head, and from grey 10 black color Sc.
Hon. c. Hunt. Lowell, Mass.--"To remove dandrud,
and keen the hair moist and glossy, we have never
found anything good. ~ g. L ....!ss.. ..... ~
NJ. He apan, Esq, Editor ofGerman Weekly, Bos-
ton Mass and his wife, Eva. say''it causes hair to
grow vigorousiy-gircs beauty and spendor-is bet
Ter than European articles. &c. f ....g .g.-,..s
c. II. Stocking, Esq. trrinity College, Hartford, CT
-"By using II my hairturned from a sandy TO brown
COLOR; it was naturally dry hut it is moist
A. +. Wood, Chemist New Haven, Conn., saw a
fair head OF cry dark hair on man that six weeks
ago was bald. He had used nothing but your Rose
Revere House, Boston. July. 1851. 81 had no more
Ii is thick, healthy growing rapidly, and of fine,
dark color. / can positively say that J. RUSSELL
SPALDINGS Rosemary, obtained at q fremont street
opposite tie Museum, has produced this change
SARAH J. LORD. - : ~
More extracts could be added froom admitted. n
you not satisfied TRY 1T.
Inquire forJ RUSSELL PALDING'S Rosemary, and
take other. Every bottle genuine has the fac-simile
Signature ofthe Proprietor on it. 81 "A
j. RUSSELL SPALDING,
No 81 FREMONT sTEET.
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For Fn Commercial Course, time un tinted, inclu-
ding Commercial Calculation, all lectures, and
Practical Penmapship,, ...-.....,..,.....S35 90
Same Course for Ladies, apartment separately 90
Practical Penmanship, time unlimited. O 90
Same Course for Ladies, department. separately 90
Ornamental PeGmanship-Card Writing aud
Drawing-as agreed upon
Photography, time unlimited. b 90
do 20 Lessons, one hour each, ,.-,., 5 90
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PREPARED BY +,
DIR. y. C.. AVER & CO.
Low ELL, MAS s..

J. L. Taylor, 0ttumwa. +. f. Gay, Burlington
Bartlett. Raye 4 Co, Keokuk, j. w. Reed 4 Co., Chi
cago Whoisale Agents and agents in every town In
the United States. 3aYs ID .s 81 tas q SAD 81
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
CIV Phil Gelpss:a.

A Benero'ent HnSi'ut2op esfablished BIZ Gpecial En-
do,cment for tie Reliefoft'e Sick and Dis
tresSed, dtFicfed ariM taralent and q
EDidemic DisedSesN d
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TREES & sERRUBRERY.

GEO. FAIRCFILD, Secretary. .--.. -.
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We certify to the genuneness Of the above certifi-
Gates and could furnish hundreds of others of a
ture quite interesting to all suffering from any dis
H. L.. +lrL-.
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Principals !. JOS. B. LOPEZ, ". n pTA7T