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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

THE MONEY KING, AND OTHER POEMS. By JoHS @.
sArs. i2rso., pp. lsl. rieknOr Yields
In this volume, Mr. SAKE has collected most Of the
poems which he has written since the publication OF
his former volume, comprising of the poetical adj
dresses reced on different occasions before popular
audiences. They embrace a wide range of topics,
many OF them suggested by current events, and usually
treated with vivacy and grace The satirical vein,
according 10 the wont of the author predominaes but
several of the pieces betay deeper mood, and all are
sparkling with brilliant sneies lnterseness and point
of expression, Mr.. SAKE has few rivals among Amer
lean poets. The following is specimen of his lively
humor.
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6teamboats ano Railroads.
CPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
HAIR MEMS EXPREss.
BOSTON, PRov1pESsScfE. AND THE EAST
NOW LEAVES DAILY eIssP, sTRds{( via sToSINSI0 On
s MAJ kH1ss E RI fAfLRoAb sAAND AN's'
Our e1presse. for Philadelphia baltimore W,shns;Gn and
leans and the South, as heretofore.
For further particulars sPPiEy p tS rxpRvss
No "a Broadway, and No. 27 Cansl+t
rI,HE Steamer TRAVELLER has resumed her
NIGHT TRIPS for NewHsven from Peck Slip, at II pm
TOR NEW-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY
nom reelig at p ~ and rRAVEIERp scK K s % ar
NOR BRIDGEPORT PEOPLES LINE -
IL Fare 50 eenis-The steamer JOHN BROOKS will lesye
feck ,p Pier No. a. East River every TUEsDAY THURS
Leave TeT No a. foot OF Robnson-st, North River every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY., sttR M Freight
taken at the lowest rates l. Lo.hi ~ hh $50 = .ssr.
vTyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via ST0NING-
Il TON, for BOSTON PRovlDENCE-Lsnd ROu'e-The
'hs ss S %9i fYSoUTa cs
yANDERBILT Capt d. B. siHIse in competitor WIN me
road leaving daily SUNDAY excepted from PeT No
p ~ r. tfs: wharf above Battery PLACED at IN and ston
$3.50 arrival OF the mail train when leaves
The G SbERBILT from New.YOrk Monday, wedne,
day and Friday From sOungton, Tuesday ThuTSdAy and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from NewYori, Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday From Sionington-honday wednesday
and Friday. NJ ,.n,
dence and Boston in the Express Mail Train reaching said
place. advance Of those by other routes and IN time
for the early Morning Lines connecting North and East
prefer board the steamer ENJOY
nights rest undistuIbed breakfast desired and leave sons
ton train, connecting at Providence with the III
= IN trsn for Boston.
Fare from Providence 10 Newport. so cents.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and
each -. I'D.
steamer the Freight Oee Pier No North River or Al
the oheo OF the Company, No 10 BstieTy-Piace.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf-
~ Connecfiug at NswHsmpton with the Delaware LsoSs
wanna Western Railroad and s Esston with the Lehigh
Valley Railroad -. ara -,
Fail AKxsSGxxxSTs-Commencing Oct "a, 1889 Leaves
Newly and intermediate places rom Ps NO
North River .t 80 and HAS m. and p for sOmer
vile BY above trains and at Sl5 The above trains
connect Elizabeth with trains the SewJersey Railroad
hieh New orb nom foot Of Couand at Io and Ii
N sud 10 and $50
The train nom New orb makes cose connection
A. Fssen with The Lehsh Valley Railroad and thence via East
Rsosd to Residing without change OF cars and
connects at Reading direct for Poyile and Hamburg - ,
Passengers D-s~s lsckswanns and Western hs
wesye 30 only for Lehigh Valley Railroad at
JOHN o. sTERNs, superintcuden.
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Daints, Oils, Glass, &r.

EOAL OIL.
In consequence Of the complaints Of impure Coal
on he srbcrbers the public supenor article Tree
fu directions which most OILS subjectan article
k;eh universal satisfaction Sold whole
49, and ressn sy DIETZ Co. No 1872 Wilism-st sole
$780, .ad Of DIETZ'S PATENT COAL-OlL
LAMPS os burning Coal Oh with or without chimney
DARAGON PATENT COAL OIL BURNER
Prom personal observation INTERESTINGLY pronounce
ts Burner tie have yet seem ~ Mining journal
Der s.Je AZ A {. KUCK'S, No. s5 CourtlAndtst-
MINERAL OIL.-Warranted as perfect Coal
M Oh a. sny ether IN market durability bisncy in
bsrnng al the qualities Of hrssie article This will Do
- low 10 cloee the CONSIGNMENT Barrels Of 40 gallons
JOHN W QUINCY Co., No. 20 Wilbsm-st.
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Professional Notices.
alarbinerp.

OOTTON MACHINERY for SALE.-Three
~ COUNTER. TWIST SPEEDERS, built BY Dsnforsh Cooke
c. very perfect machine aud in good condition ihee
Dan Spoo~rs Spndes each two CIeel WsTPers 100 BOD
80. SroN Drawing Frame double and deveresj
s Males s2 piudes each Chase Picker two Chase
Ia,v-rA part this machinery viii be sold very
sw GEo r. JOSEs, Agent Victory Mills, ssrstoss Co NY
IONVAL TURBINE WATER WHEELS
81 ASErsed % any WISER Fall from 20 800 feet head
COLLINS HAYD0CKk < WILDAAN, Engineers, Troy, ~ I
Tor SALE-One Steam-Engine and Boiler, SIX
kerse power Piyinx 6c Boiler 81 feet long 20
k@- Sneter one returnhne Boiler Is horse power; one
sap Kettle VIII bell 1000 pounds large wroughircn
,i en- Bleaching Kettle one large Screw Press; and
Screw eating Lathe, in good order. APplyto ,
P. CASSIDY, Nos. and brdge-st., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
Stores anh 6eaters.

ETEA HEATER,
Ia RURAL HEATER -
VESUVIUs RANGE,
manufactured and ,old BY TOMPKINS STRATTOS No I
FTout. Brooklyn, bloch from Fulton Ferry and al No.
Bib Pouse &eW-York.
GLOVES and HEATERS.-A large assortment
- eevery description for sale very low at the Empire Plo
Heater and Stove Depot Ne CsInas-s four doors seeSe
Blssekerst- WILLIAM ObAhhb.
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phcity and direetnes which proceed from earnest eon
victions The frank exposition Of hs personal Asee
gives certain freshness 20 his discourse, P'eref'ee
il from falling into dry distractions, ana constantly
challenges the interest Of she reader; though 'e~
degree Of positveness Of would have been better
suited to the modesty of es-ays, without imparne
the force Of argument the point OF illustration.
SKETCHES or MoRAvIAs LIrE AND cHAR.cTEa-
By Jaxks HEyRy limo, PIP Sio j. Il. Lppnceu q 10
The picturesque features in the life and institutions
of the Moravsn brethren receive attenronn this
volume than their ecclesiastical history or religious
creed The work is arranged in series Of descriptive
narratives illustrating the most important points IN
their remarkable and not unattnctiye social economy
The establishments al Bethlehem and Nazareta, IN the
State of Pennsylvsnia fully described, with speei
reference to the mode of education, and the cultivation
of music In the simple rural life Of these interesting
people, striking contrast lie preeen'ed to the turmoil
and exci,ements of modern society in general iho
author writes in the spirit of devoted attachment TO h'e
people, but without extravaganza or overweemns
euogy. No one can peruse his inartifcia sketches,
without increased reepect for the religious eomu-
nifty of which be is a member.
MOUNT VERNON AND ITS ASSOCIATIONS. BY Brssos
J LossISe. syo. pp so. W. A. Townsend Co
Without aiming 10 give systematic biography OF
Washington, this volume abounds with familiar de-
tails of his domestic and social life of character 70
interest the great majority of readers. The Internal
arrangements of the Mount Vernon household in the
days of Washington fully described, and the pres
ent condition of the estate forth from personal OBJ
seryaiion. profuson of pictorial illustrations accom-
panes the letterpress and gives lively impression of
the personal surroundings of the father Of his country
The style of typography and establishment, as wei M
the popular cast of the volume viii doubtless make IL
a aycri,e gift-book during the holiday season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
"A COMPANY.
L. s. MAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA

formerly the Vanderbilt Line'1
Fran the old established whsrf, foot OF WarTen-st,
North River.
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH go
The 6.vorite steamship NORTH STAR Capt Jones VIII
k.x, a. ABOVE MONDAY Nov. 81, at o'clock con
stins Via PanAsss Railroad with the steamship ORlLABA
Fstr steamer this hne~lwsys Panama inssrng prompt
ranne<tiou Al the tsthmUs -. -. d.
H. SoRTHERN LIGHT succeeds the NORTH STAR
l,.yinr New. YoEk Dee. - -, ,.,,,
Beware % Ticket S~ndes Boers Passage Oce and con-
-. ely stypK themselves MALI Co ipAniss Upess
- on youI s,ssfd YOU win deceived and oerarded
Thi The only carrying the United States Mails on this
Youte under contract with the Government . .
Por freight passage apply At the ony Ohce Of the ns IN
The City Of EewHork, ,x,
~" " u. b, ALLEN. Agent.
HB-An persons forbid trusting any enc on account o.
Alb an hos owners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

LIMITED STATES MAI. STEAMSHIP LINE;
" -For HAVANA end NEw-ORLEASs.-Ih r tszs ana
DAY, Nov H. Il O'Clock from teI 1901 o, ~ ~.en'
e. North River Bills Of adins OF the p,ops' 'o,ui ss
the hour Of sailing For freight passage AgPy 30
st Of Warren NJ y. ho,LN-o.
EOR SOUTHAMPTON and HAVRE.-U. ).
in VI. steamship VANDERBILT, Capt y = Leieyre, WI
postvey sAil o'ciock p. sATURDAh nov ~ ION
Pier n RI Newfok, Nth mails Passeng~f sa sPeeie
ar Fnsand France FOR passage and freight apply 20
D. TORRANCE, Agsnt No Bowling Green ~ l.
stesmship OCEAN QUEEN win follow on Dec -
LOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, and
III GE0ROETOWN-The Nsw-York and Nirgnih ssre-
es..mship Compsnys and hrstcsss steamship hOONa
vEpNOS r. q Smith, Commander win lesve Peg 10. -
E.-th Rsxcr for the sbsve ports. EVERY SATURDAY AZ
m Cabin passage with unsurpassed r.
fsi.h cent. goods othef Articles IN
~ Received on Fridays and Saturdays No com
.sioD charged fOr~ardins No bills 81 aiding signed Aot
S<s.Ttpre on steamer Fer freight passage sPply TO
H. b. CROMWELL Co, No. % WesssS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

EREAT REDUCTI0N.--THE VANDERBILT
NJ EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
sotrH ANTON and HAvRE, under ns contract leaving
alternate SATURDAY, and the other s'de escs
yRos srw-roRx ,yRon rAvRs iSD
s0R sourHAspros sorTHAsProy yes
s.hrr s, asS TAS YS w. sssS9ss "a
V.sprkrIr iefrrre. saturday Nov. 10 "Wednesday Dec
Th... steamship, have water tight compartments.
Price 81 pssraee either way the sasue. viz:
VANDERBILT lat cabin, Slfo and slOo ID cabin 600
and ESQ
cssi6eas. passage Issued from Europe 10 America Specie
delivered In London and Paris -
No Bowling Green, Newly orb
Goods tahep on freight ct current rates
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, LONDON and
SGLAsGOw calling at QUEENSTOWN, Ireland TO land and
The liverpool New ofk and Philadelphia Steamship Com
pany, splendid Cydebu Iron Screw Steamships are intended
10 sail as fOiows; -
CITY OF BALTIMORE. SATURDAY, November IL
NlGo.................... SATURDAY., December D.
Aud each alternate Saturday, nom Pier No ~
rRos xEw.IoEK eLaseow;
CITY or MANCHESTER. SATURDAY, December TO-
KAN0AROO .....sATURDAY, January Z, 1850
and each month Winter and each alternate Saturday In Sum
meI, nom Pier No. ~ North River
RATES oF PASSAGE; -
Cabin. to Queenstown Liverpool or Glasgow'
Cabin TO London (va Liverpool
Third Class Queenstown, Liverpool Glasgow
Tbiid Cas. Return Tickets available for six months hoh
Passengers forwades to HAVE, Paris Hamburg, Bremen
Csrtfaies pas,ase issued from Liverpool and Gissso" to
These Steamers have superior accommodations for Passsnsc
are constructed with waerght compartments and carry en-
for feish apply at The onBee q the Company
JOHN O. bALE 70; y bTSsd T. s"sin,, agent
In Glasgow to WIN. INMAN, No. 10 DiSon-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

T'APSCOTT's LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The subscribers continue grant certificates OF passage 70 or
from Liverpool by their avorte line Of packets comprising IN
pan the following ships, viz .no,,
WIN TAPSC0TT EMERALD ISLE, ALBION,
BFNf ADAMS. CONSTELLATION, JOHN J. BOYD,
WEST POINT, SWITZERLAND, PHEMih
UNDFRWRITER, SHAMROCK, CAMBRIA,
Making together with Others ship every FIVE days The
subscribers are also agents for the - ..,..
X LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
GLASGOW LINE OF STEAMERS.
For all of whieh grant certificates liberal terns
RFMITTANCES TO IRELAND, &c
T. Co. also continue drafts payable demand
throughout England Ireland Scotland and Wales Send or call
for circulars. . -, - -,,...,.. ~
~ ' TAPSCOTT l. Co. No. Sc South-st. New York,
TAPSCOTT, SMITH Co., Liverpool
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP CO.
REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAILRO DAD
And connecting only with Steamers GOLDEN GATE GOLD
IN AGE, JOHN L. STEPHENS, and SONORA,
Of the Pseihe Mail Steamship
Company n Panama,
DIRECT TO ASPlNMALL.
The splendid Steamships BALTIC, ADRlATIC and ALLAN
TIC having and adapted to the California
trade viii hereafter above leaving this port the
51H and 10Th Of EACH MONTH,
from the foot Of CAnslst, North River
The ATLANTIC 1000 tuns burden, r. ~ Pearson Comman
der win leave MONDAY the 2lsl Of November, AZ n
Panama with the well known and superior steam
shp GOLDEN AGE J. 7. Watkins, Commander .
The BALTIC, A. O. Gray Commander, viii follow on the
sh Of December
An experienced Surgeon Ia attached 10 each ship
Through Freight and will be Immediately forward
ed upsn arrival Of the steamer AspnwAL
the steamships has capacity for coo TO $40 tuns
freight which win be taken at moderate ratea
believed the accommodation Afforded BY the above
sAiys unsurpassed by any in the world
An ship AZ Panama 30 that there
win be detention In forwarding Passenger Baggage ana
Freight -, - ~, m. MN .
,xhsd soot Of Cs1s(st 70 VIM. II. WlCkHAM
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
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rTNHE Steamer TRAVELLER has resumed her
NIGHT TRIPS for New-Hsven, from Peck Slip at IL pm
TOR W-HAVEN-By steamers ELM CITY
nom Peel clip at D. H.. aud TRAVELLER at II p. M, ar
irving time for the morning trains b. PEch, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

EOR SAVANNAH and FLOR1DA-The Ameri-
can Atlantic Screw Steamship Company new and aycre
steamship HUNTSVILLE, Jno. A. Post, Commander sin
Lave Pier No IL ~ r. THURSDAY, Nov TO- at O'Clock
o M Passage Savannah with unsurpassed
ais Through tickets TO New Orleans Ss9 IS TO Mobile tse
Montgomery $40, Albany, Ca SA Columbus $50 Atlanta
2s Macon Augusta $40 Also to principal places IN forids
st lowest rates Freight 10 cents per loot Insurance 0ne
II. b. CROMWELL a Co, No. IS Westst
The MONTGOMERY, VIM G. Berry, Commander, succeeds
On THURSDAY, Nov. II, at O'Clock.
TOR SAVANNAH and FL0RIDA.-U. 8.
III MAIL LlNE-The favorte steamship AUGUSTA, Capt.
NJ s. WOODRUFF, viii leave on SATURDAY, Nov IL, az
n m Gom Pier No L. ~ H. Through tickets given TO Mont
Columbia Atlanta Albany and Macon Bills Of Ladng
signed only ON board. For freight passage apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL son. No. 10 Broadway
nORTLAND and CANADA SEMI-WEEKLY
II LINE, via VICTORIA BRIDGE.
The frst-clsss steamships, $50
CHFSAPEAKE........Cs Capt. Sidney CroweD,
Capt. L. II. Lsyheid-
win leave Pier No North River NewYork and Browns
Wharf, Portland, every WEDNESDAY and sAIUhDAfi Ns
O'Clock .. ~. Running time, 90 hours.
Passage. including meals and stateroom, 80 -,
These with Grand Trunk Railway and for
cheapest and expeditions freight line to Montreal and
Quebec = z~....-,x - -, o.uy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-11-10

EOR BRIDGEPORT - people, LINE -
il Fare so eenis-The steamer JOHN BROOKS will lesye
feck alp Pier No a. East River every TUESDAY, THURS.
DAY and SATURDAY, " The steamer ANSONtA viii
leave Pier No a. foot OF Rohnsonst, North River every
- :. ~. low.s, rnss T. LOCKYER Co.,
NJ N Qor,th a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

rIAsTs0aEiY Embroidered and rlalns and = small
sshs ~ - u. AoGIl1>
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Meoifal.
r. r. r.

N. N. N.
TIEALTH will, In all cases, follow the use OF Rad
III ways r. X. Remedies. There are none so sick
or diseased weak, feeble, or crippled with pain
infrnities but that kadways Ready Relief, Removal
ing Resolvent Regulators the nature OF the us
sickness may require, will quickly and rapid
ly cure.
These remedies consist OF Railways Ready Rehsf
Railways Ren0vaiing Resolvent Railway s Regulators
Each Of these remedies possesses special curative pow
certain diseases. ct there are other aiseAs
es wherein their combined medicinal properties are
required; and when thus used taere IS suffeieht e
and strength within the diseased dying body 10 sns
tain their action the patient viii live and be restored
to health. .F
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01

We are stocking up each department OF our estab-
Shment, and assure friends and dealers at
hOesale that our prices and terms are most roas-
able. We never a more brilliant and attrac-
Stock than now offer @ the trade.
febl9-3m DOUGLAS CO.
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Notice to Shippers.
g g 81

Rates ou Hour Reduced.
TUE SssAxfile ans ehait.neee4 Ess.feas Nh re-
Sz4tienz 90 \. G. r. T. hesxeFn AnzhFisLe and y ar
sraes. ad sirs thfsueh Eee.s faF ft..r - ar iu>d
- chsElestsa Eas4nn4k ~ Gas nelleF s<r t-ssei
tArasgh 4 ". cuIK.
Aa11-u 1aof
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CenstitutfonaI Diseases.

Constitutional Diseases.
Many diseases thai aiict humanity are tnhefhed AZ
heir Ions from the diseased bodies Of sieky sircs
Srrofula Consumption, syphilis and Ffts, are among
the naost cammon cf constitutional issases kcw, we
care not how many generations the seeds of tese dis
eases may have been established ia the system, Ger
rupsing the biooR Rastoags Ren0uafsng Eesaseanf M
eradicate from The bodies G the afflicted every partl
Gle Of diseased deposits, aud On The VEINS wsh new
pure and healthy blood
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01
Patent ShonIder Scam Shirts.

ID ECETvfD to-day very dDe assortment Of Shirts,
III with and without collars, warranted 10 be well
made and 10 1T better than any other style. They
vary IN pFice rom 81 50 70 50 90, 6or sale by
fcbs-u 8. IA. MO6ILL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-01
Rates Charged for SesOnd-Glass Tickets.

Emigrants will be taken upon Deck at reduced
prices and from three 10 ten dollars cheaper than by
any other route
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GREAT BARGAINS.
New Spring aud Summer Goods.

AN noe receiving my stock q spring and sum-
Goods, OF tie very laieit styles, Tor Geatls-
men's wear. | respectfully solicit call from my
customers and the public generally. f
SAM PRICHITT,
No. 54 College street
AI.So-seon's Report OF Fashions Ior the spring
and summer Of 1883.
feb22-lm nGuAA ID
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MOnc Again!

MIR. LARCOIkHE aesros 10 INFORM ms
MI friend and the pubic generally that hr las re-
trned fro, his Northern tour and Is ready 10 open
the fall campaigu -. pA.,.
graphic Mlnp lation-reis ius as herct"l re sloy
uuon the merits OF ais plctTvs, ana 1eiSi -
ire no effort 10 pteasc he confidently inNes th"se
Who have new gwen hlm u tair uaii, I" 40 So
ladies' wirr- i has present rounls the most coh'e
uientIV anJ pI,asantiy located OF any IA the my,
AteNNs -. 80, - 4 riuu seut3l-i
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ChiIdren,s Disea.e-.

Chfidrenss Diseases.
RnGaauss ksaordfine hesInaaf shout DC hsiieo as =
blessing by every mother tfaoaghOufth the isnd,
infants are afflicted with sores. HunsoEs, &c ihese
break.ags out (thus eariy3 are esidencs o. aseass
transmitted from the parent stock. lev dssses q The
Rea0nafing Resornf win eradeatee ycsige 81 the
disease and insure the child seund and heaItay bss
n. H.. H.
4 r. R-Ra6xay.s Ready Relief for Headaches,
whether ssuk o. nervous; kheanaafssErl, Par
abyss, LnEnbase. Geut, AessrAlEss Ios'sh
ache, small Fok, teserss swollen joints
kiuney COMPLAINTS, scaFiet Fever, Felns
roand the LIVER rie1rsss, Ne4sies. Heart
bursl and Pans es aEi kinds. Railways tsea
= cs Rciief xill IN q fex sDtnnIes ciaAsee tht
n.sserses ysa saEer % ieys ~ rl@AsaTe
r -raawsy ssRsnesstlns kssoiyrnt. .feF tie cure
cf chroaie dlzeasee-such n Scrofuluus and
- syphaltle Complaints, consnmptfse and osh-
81 anectoas ef the Lrnss snd 1ilro.is indA'
rsticn snd enl4Fsrmens u EsFts1 EFu11ss
sna other diseases Of the ska Modes, "a
uo<z Uiesrx DyS1epsiA. end All ether cls
eazerrs afizlsx zFa-a ~ ia.IrsEe ztzie q til<
m k-haauaxss Regulators VIII care, esectiseiy
and zn<s<fF Gz1z1isenezz, IndszezxAoGr tp-
ilann.af3..n II fks haNesa. Iss ssrT1szzs AsFes
(;s.,urls ma ltse4sss at the Heart asa hk.-
usss fer1aI fna I-lssll n Small Pix. fererS,
usas.es * Nkenesef the sss1ezn s pai
q order q dpze ef kaziS1F'a krseiatssrs si1
rrzss<e 4 - re<1Asf-ly No fe1a@ie saesid
BE HlShe1t t1xm.
n 4. Remedies are solssks uFakxsz1z eysrf<1er<-
uzfto~fF14< ~tft@ ~ -
Coke.
fnn sAcxs COKE % hzs1 sad fsr sale y
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Persons calling for these letters please say they
advertised. .
The Post.ofce 10 open on Sunday from nine till ten
o'clock. JIG A. FOSTER, p. M.
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HALLS PATENT.
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RuRQI p ppAAu IrEs ia ai

VyHE MOSTRELIABLE FIRE AND
IL BURGLAR PROOF SAFES.--They have given
more satisfaction than any other now in use. -
LARS to any person that can, up to the present
time showa single instance wherein they have failed
10 preserve their contents.
With this SAFE we challenge all competition, as
being the best Fire Proof, Burglar Proof, or Fire
and Burglar Proof now made; and are willing to
party failing first to forfeit to the other, the sun
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States. .l. ...Uy 'lf ..ET. ..itrH
Second hand Safes Of other makers, also on hand
Weres peotfply invite the public to call and exsm
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