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Whale oil expands so much by Increase
Of temperature that quantity which meas
ures 100 gallons Mt 80 deg, il warmed TO 90
deg, will mcaautc lo2 gallons,
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ATTORNEYS AND C0CNSFLLORS At LAW. S0IICIORS
In Chaucory. and Nntar"s Public. Al legal business
promptly attended 70. Oace in Bocs' Block, Main st.,
Hudson, Mich,
c. ClfNFNT T. WEAVER
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IL. Z. PAIiNIEI.EE.
CLAI,ENDnN unI,-E.

(Sn-crss0rs % l.. = NlTnoIr0 \ C0-l
DEALER ~ DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARON ARE
Stoves. Boots and Shoes, &c, &C.,
Nov. 20, 1889. READING, NCH.
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JONFSV1T,TF, WT|H J. ". IWt, TNT'PTTF TVH. III
above House formerly known the sherman House
"a. been placed iH thorough rcp1r AMI furnished new
throughout L. share of the public Il respectful! So
hcitrd. Gus2JIn5
U,c. lS6G.
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NEW YORK PICTURE GALLERY. :.
a.. ". lpISING

WILL. TAKE AMBEOrYrES. DAGC ERGoTYrES, AMI
Mel tinu' pc, short notice, warranted to suit, for
cents. ia good Rooms opposite iIils hale lause.
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TalSe Notice.

NO RE SPECTER OF PERSON-RICH
or Poor-Lcarned unlcarnch, white or black, bond
grcc-cDme aud speak for yourselves Frccmcn and
you shalt be prnviielfor. We shall continue the
TAILORING BUSINESS
ind.i the new irn of Mcqueen Cc ST nv residence
WcstStsrt. Our nld will be welcomed
~ ~ Times. Cut'ug rnd making done 10 order.
.Y~ Flour. Grain Wood AMI CASH for work. at
MCQUEEN n :.
UillSd,l" scp'. Il lS5q srp'9Om3
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The citizens of Coldwalcr are moving in
the matter of getting State Bank system.
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L.. -. NyI,yInT.

PRACTICAL WArCiM NKER AND JEW IidIE. AZ
ter experiences of FouIt Years in Eastern rIUes
now permanently located 10 Hlsdle, a Farn''s Drug
Store-npNt door 20 BoSNicks All work warranted 10
give sntre satisfaction. sim 81 the Rig Watch.
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DE>TI~TIsN y
STOVES FOR SALE.
JEWELRY STORE,

- THIS Is AN ARTICLE OFTEN
~ called tor. | will say couple may he found at uy
: tore, n rpl sUuahlp prices. V. HAMMOND.
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HICi,ARDitOME.
TAILORING.

TAILORING.
vNHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
Tailor shop, where he i prepared 80 acconlno-
date hose who tender lin their patronage
- Cutting done and warranted.
Shop in Dr. Faly's once Waldt on Block.
ui.lsdale. Web : isia rAFFNFR.
DENTISTRY.
xG !. !. sTEA OMAN, RESIDENT DENTIST
vv~N N~'ili attend 10 al calls in his Profession
y IL Once over Motts DIsg Store.
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i,CEIi A. WEAVER.

BOOKRINDFR And SrNTlONER. BLANK BOOK MANU-
iacturer and Euler. old Books rebound Adunn Wch
oc'l3'i7
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q. 4. PAYNE.

-. tuANDfsEE.
NOT AIRY PUR IC--OFFICE At THE I. :. EXPRESS o.
fee Hillslale, Mich. octI""1
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&. &. WEBB.
ATTORNEY 1T Law. SOLICITOR ~ CHANCFRY AMI
Notary Puhljc All les business promptly attended 70
KALAMAZOO, Mich.
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ATTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR At LAW. An SOIIC
itnr In Chanrerv VIII attend legal husuess IN lndi
ana and Sou horn Michigan. ANGOLA. IND.
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4 LARGE ISORTMENT OF BRO
~ chs, cberiiis and wo"l sh,wi, very cheap, AZ
FTRtlis , WILSON e D..
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STRAY MARE.
kAME INTO TIE ENCLOStRE OF

u wit pleasant and convenient residence. IL %,
bad al reasonable prices. particulars call aud look
them, aud see II make trade Also Ayacant 10
for sale. B. HAMMOND.
Jan. l. 1851. jams
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DICKERSON a. KOoN
a. w. IIENSSLER

ATTORNEY AID COUNsELLOR AT l. W AND so.
iici'or IN Chancerv. Once with Geo W lumhard, A.
at Law. w,dron's Block All business intrused
10 his Al will be nromptlv attended 70. oct2
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JUSTICE OF THE PE ACE, ATTORNEY AM COUNSEL
lor la aNl So ico IN Choncerv Prom0t utten'io
pa securing and collecting claims in ovcry part of III
state. Office in Wald-on's Block. octl3
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EOR SALE-A FANCY SINGLE CUT
j ter. B. HAMMOND.
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STACY Y rDwAI
GE0. w. '.tMBaI,D

,TTOENFYS NND COUNSElIuRS At LAW, AND so
Hcit,r, in Chanccy. Once up stairs in Motifs new MOCK
.. . STACY W. 3 rpwArr .
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NEW GOODS RECEIVED WEEKLY
" G FERRIS a VII SON
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EVERETT 4 son.

PHYSICIANS AND sURGE0NS HAVE OPENED Az OF
fee in Und,r"ool's Rloce-2d story VIII attend 10 all
calls Of their r-oresson. hath night and day. Dr. r.
FvrrctodFes In the Office.
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Dicsl.


Arlis.--On Monday, September 2, JAcon AIMS, in tho
10Th year Of his ago.
The relatives and friends Of tho family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence 73
Second avenue or. Thursday Afternoon Mt five o'clock
without further Invitation The services will be perform
cd in the Methodist Episcopal church, in Seventh street,
between Second and Third avenues.
ByNSE-On Friday A gust % at the residence Of bis
brother law Charles NJ Vney, 1851 Bowery, GEORGE :.
EyNywrr aged as years, n native of Cape May.
Philadelphia and Cape May papers please copy ior one
week.
BMrREy-On Tuesday, September 3, WILLIAM BAiYRHG
a naive of Doncrale, County Cork, Ireland, aged "
years.
Ess funeral will take place this "wednesday afternoon,
at one @ co,S from his residence No. AZ laurens
street His remains will rerred in Calvary Cemetary-
California and Cork papers please copy
CooeAy--O Monday, september Y al ha past hfe
O'CLOCK AIRY the beloved wife Of William Coogan, aged
AZ years late OF Bagnastown county Carlow, Ireland
The ffends Of the family are invited TO attend inc
funera from her late yesdence No. l67 West twenty
street this wednesday, afternoon at half past Two
terry
dublin and Carlow papers please copy
CANDiKR-On Tuesday, september 81 EhlZAsslb OEcilA
wife of Samuel Gambler and second daughter OF the
| late Fiamen PAIL ESQ.,, in The 49th year OF her age
Tho relatives and friends OF the fimiiy ana those o.
her brother naw John s. Patterson are requested ts
attend the sneral frem the residence OF the latter II
West Thirty ith street. Thursday afternoon, at wv
| O'Clock.
CoSrEn-On Tuesday morning, September 3, at on
o'clock q, his late residence No. rs Fifth avenue, JoH
| II. gosTER, in the 62l year OF his age
The friends OF the family are respectfully inV.ed 20 a
,end the funeral services at ST. Marks church, THUR
! cay morning, AZ even o'cocN'
I fprvey--Cn tho evening &C Monday, septombcr
7soY.s pRs.EY a native Of DFomofe, county Down, lFt
land IN the 3lth year o! his age,
The relatives and friends Of the family are rcEpeciiul
invited to attend the funeral, from his late resasnce
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regatta for single scull shells Off at Cornwall
some Ave miles below Newburg, on the Hudson river on
Monday, September 2, in which Joshua Ward again nd
turns, which rowed by Ward in twenty four minutes
John McGrady, Of New York, came in second and but
fifteen seconds behind Ward John Hancon was third
one minute and forty five seconds behind McGrady; and
Burger was last and long distance astern of Hancon.
Gil Ward brother to the champion also in the
for about half of the distance when his boat upset
He was well up with the contestants and maintained a
good place until this unfortunate occurrence.
The attracted great deal of att snon and large
number Of spectators assembled at Core sll and its vi
entity to witness It, Tho day was fine y tb water
rough for shell boat racing The nrst $50, the
second prize $25, and the third prize $40.
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ing the attention OF the public TO this fact No court
could be conducted without the opvtaon oi jurors
and IN times like tho present when theTA WAS 80 great
disposition 20 violate law trample upon obligation ana
riect duty, II seemed 70 him (the Recordcr) that men
ne aracltr and position IN Tho city Of New YORK should
of G, thcy possibly could in upboidng tho law ana IN
d. all tho courts OF justice 10 admnistratc II efficiently
assistin, ty.
and prom Jury then retired 10 their 10 enter
The Crane, Nargc Of their duties.
upon The disc, tried by the petit jury an indict-
The 0rst cose ccny against James McGrath, who was
ment for prnuI In, portemonnaie containing Sl5 in
charged with stcalb IRA All Washington street, tho
gold from ParicL o1 convicted of the offence and '-
2ist Of July He was 0risonment in the State prison
Court sentenced him 10 i'm TINS.
for two years and eight mon convicted OF burglary in
Thomas Carter tried ~. 'ariousy entered The pre-
the third degree he having burk venne the night OF
misses Of William Gray 3sT Ninth Nails Of butter The
the Sth Of August and stealing six low. Three years
property recovered by oflcoy l. sentence OF the
Imprisonment in the State prison was TIN
Court of stealing
Jacob Golmberg, pcdlor found gnilt 1perty Of
twenty ono dollars worth of jewery The pr sod tho
Elizabeth Shaw 100 Allen street The Court imp. IS i'm
most penalty that tho law allowed which qne
prisonment in the peniteatiay for six months and
of $780,
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Court Of General Sessions.

Before Recorder HOFFMAN,.
At the opening Of the yesterday the Grand Jury
PANEL was called, when the following gentlemen were
sworn in to discharge the duties Of the Grand Inquest dur
ing the present term
G. W. Burnharn foreman. Archibald ~ Peterson.
Charles A. Baldwin. Elias Ponvert
Edward Bill James ID. Smith.
Daniel u. Devoe. stephen Fhl'om.
Elias dexter Robert W. Rodman.
Jonathan A. Frazec. Enathn Thorn
Samuel Dawson. ffirars Nisiler.
John T. Olcott, Robert 7. Woodward
Winthrop s. Gilman. Richard y. Lathrop.
VIM. B. Hook. Wiia1n MINIS
The Recorder then proceeded to charge the Grand jury
observing that there court on the American CONT
rent that disposed OF much criminal business in the
course of year as the General Sessions Over thousand
cases were disposed In ayear including indictments
for murder manslaughter and every ether criminal OF
fence Hence the great importance OF the duties whch
the Grand Jury called upon to pcr!orFa HIS Honor
then proceeded call attention to the usual topics winch
| the law requires the Court TO enume-ate, ana Goa
| Guided by saying tcat last month be had ocTa-
| sion to comment upon the fact that q very
large number of the most respectable ci'zehs OIL New
York habtuaiy neglect jury duty Attention Was call
cd TO that fact by the press and he had hoped That the
effect Of il would have been felt at ths term, bat he was
sorry say IL had not beenor on the hrst day oil the
term, Of 3irys six summoned to appear but six an
swercd to h1ir uames and out OF fifty Summoned or
Tuesday, oNy Twelve answered to their names The
same reak would apply TO petit Jurors, for but worry
small Proportion of those summoned aeuacd and many
Of the n asked TO be excused from serving There were
cases when could serve az JUROR wi hnUt gre
prsona sacrifices but in al such the Court wout
excuse them. There were, however, very arge mum
be. of mon Of property, position and character IN thi
community whose property, plssQn and whose vI
life depended upon the proper administrator " Jslrt
who tried evadc the performance Of jury duty IN
Recorder urged upon the Grand Jury tho necessity Of CO.
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Sing Ufar Case I'm tho Now York Hospital.
A PATIENT OvERPOwERs HIS NURSE AND LEAPS FROM
A vlNDOw-DEATu SUBSEQUENTLY ENsUEs.


NrND0w-DEATH SUBSEQUENTLY ENSUES.
On thc'23d ult Bernard Manifold, German, was ad-
mitted othc New York Hospital, suffering from severe
burns on his face arms hands aud throat received by
tho explosion of gas while repairing gas pipe in Murray
street lie deirious from the excessive pain and
instead OF being placed in the ward assigned TO patients
of unsounN mind Dr. Cutter the house surgeon located
the sufferer In the vcranda the second floor of the
main build Tag, with the of speedily relieving
him OF his tSsrum. AS Manifold secured his bed
by straps, bat his arms in such condition from the
burns that they coulo not be applied to them usually
done in such Eases, thereby rendering him less secure
nurse was in almost constant attendance upon him. but
aparoxysm Of rium Saturday last Manifold suddenly
burst his bands Notwithstanding the opposition
Of the female ate-iant and spngng out of bed kicked
her IN the stomach which sent her Keeling 10 tho 0r
He then raised the sdow and jumped to the pavement
distance of Nenty feet Dr. Cutter Immediately
received information e. the fact and running down found
his patient in the act II attempting TO escape through the
basement Of the buld5o He seemed unhurt and walked
back TO his room where he firmly secured.
Subsequently, however no taken and died.
On Tuesday DR.. Cutter ac post uaortem examination
of the body, which he found marks of violence
casoned by the fall and gave his opinion that the fall
did not hasten death. nhs Judgment death tho
result or exhaustion from the burns he had received
Coroner Jackman held an inquest the body, and the
jury rendered verdict OF Dosth from uns accidentally
received" The jury further say''And we recommend
that dclrious patients shoad be placed in wards where
they will be secure against receiving injury"
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THE FAMILY HERAL

Brilliant Naval VictOry-Capturc OF the
Forts and Batteries in Hatteras Inlet
Pamlico and Albemarlc Sounds EHcc-
tualy Blockadcd-Thc Cotton supply
OF the WOrid-Thc Soldiers Pocket
Bible-NIr. Russcll's Letters--The --latest
Ncws-NIu rkcts, &C., &C., sc.
The FAMILY HERALD for the present week. will be ready
this "wednesday morning Among other things, it will
conainFull and details OF tho Capture of the
Forts and Batteries at Hateras Inlet N c. Thursday
last, by the Union Forces description of the locality
and report OF tho Prisoners Arms, Ammunition and
Material Captured; The Latest News from Washington
Fortress Monroe, Western Virginia, Missouri Illinois, and
other points rendered prominent by the present Conflict
very interesting article tho Cotton Fields OF the
World; full copy Of the Soldier ,ciet Bible issued
for the Use Of the Soldiers Of Oliver Cromwels Army in
London in $685. Another OF Mr.. Russos Letters to the
London Times Extracts from Punch the American Re-
belion; Letters from the Watering Places and large
amount of other interesting reading
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The st amsnip Northern Light brings the Panama
Herald OF the oath ultimo.
The steamer Golden Gate which arrived at Panama on
the 18TH reports having spoken August T. United States
steamer wyoming, boand to San Francisco.
The United States steamer Narragansett at AGA
pulco Augusta.
The from New Granada is not very important.
There IL probability that the State Of Panama may
sacoic from tho Republic of Now Granada and declare
herself Independent. The Legislature which to meet
on the LIST inst would it thought, decide the ques
ton. Sickness continues TO prevail on board the United
states steamship Lancaster and four deaths had oc
Cured among them that Of Lieutenant Harris First AS
sstant Engineer Thos Wilkinson is spoken OF in high
terms for his loyalty to the government COMPLAINT Is
that there not vessels enough the Pacific The
only other United States vessel ct Panama the store
ship Warren The United States steamship Naragansett
still at Acapulco; the steamship saranac had left
there for Mare Island.
II was hoped trade and business would revive The
Bank Valparaiso had declared scniannua dividend
of six per cent The mining interests improving,
vet failures continued TO occur.
Valparaiso dates TO August and Ca.ao to the 14h
Senior joaquin Perez has been elected President OF
| Chile.
The H,tel te Lonircs, Valparaiso, was destroyed by
| FIRE on the 25h. Loss siCO COO.
Failures Valparaiso continue without any favorable
change in business and are attributed mainly to the ex
OF imports over exports amounting for the past year
| 10 over 81 600 600.
| Lima is sail to be getting hot for Castoia, who is
! about taking up his residence in Tacna.
Gen. icg8t has been chosen second vice President OF
Peru ana celebration took place in Lima in honor Of his
election.
Sine, the departure FROM Lima Of the British Minister
further outragcs have been attempted on British citizens,
one OF whom Captain Carroll, has been Obliged to take
refuge In the French Legation TO prevent himself from be-
ing thrown into dungeea by the hordes Of Peruvian au'
horities who painting to get hold OF his property
In Bolivia the administration OF General Acha con-
| timed to give satisfaction.
The Lima press very bitter against Spain, in conse-
! oueEce of The pretended claim 10 the GuaBo Island.
Affairs in Central America are quiet Tho difficulties IN
Honduras between t government and clergy have been
| arranged and those who revoted pardoned.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.

Thirty Thousand Stand or Government
Arms-S7o7 Gao in Specie from Cnlifor-
nla-News from Central and South
America-ProbaDle Secession Of the
state OF Panama from New Granada
Presidential Election In Chill-Peru
Indignant with Spain, Sc, sc.
The steamship Northern Light arrived yesterday after
noon from Aspmwal whence she sailed on the Goth ult
Tho Northern Light brought one hundred and eighty
passengers, $751; 29 in treasure and 10000 stand OF
government from California. The following is tho
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Military Shoulder Braces and AbtiOmf-
nal supporters combincdA new-and superior article, at
MARSH cos Truss Office, No. Vesey street, Asor
House.
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DIR. TumbIety's Pimpie Ba nisher.-Price
81 per bottle Sent by mail express 10 any address
Office 100 Broadway.
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CO IS KENTUCKY AMI MISSOURI STATE IoTTERRIEs'
KENTUCKY, EXTRA CLASS 469-Septcmber 3, 1861
"a, S3. 81, ca. IS, 2, rs, So, Is, 35, AZ, 8.
KENTUCKY CLASS 470-September g. 1861.
3, II, go, 81, 80, l, 80, 50, ~, 6s, so, 81, 40.
Circulars free OF charge by addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY CO.,
CovngtOn, KY, or st. Louis, Mo.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs ana Tou.
PEGS the best in the world Wholesale and retail, and
tho dye privately applied at No. 6 Astor House.
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HiII's Hair Dye, so cents, BLACK or
brown best in Depot No Barclay street, and sold
by all druggists.
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DatchelOr's Hair Dye-Thc Best I'm the
world--IIarmcss, reliable and instantaneous. Sold and
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, l6 Bond street.
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United States Passports procured on
application 70 A. G. WllLMARIII, United States Court
Buildings, Al Chambers street
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The Grover 81 Baker Sewing Machine is
the only where work is found slIciently strong,
elastic AID durable for any clothing.
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Prizes Cashed I'm all the Legalized Lotte-
res, and information given by JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
10 Wall street, up stairs, New York.
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American Civil War.-COlOrcd Pictures
glass for exhibitions, published by the American
StereoscOpic Company, w Iangcnheim, Agent Phiadcl
pha Catalogues furnished application above, Of
+. J. Emmerch, u Maiden lane, New York.
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All members and all desiring to become so are request
ed to be present pupctualy.
ROBl RI p. GIBSON,
BrsJAMfy CrRNEy Sec'y. Gu Com of Enrolment.
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A N ELEGANT ASS 9RT5ENT OF FAIL CARPETIN0
~ et.HIRAM ANpElsSONS, 90 Bowery.-English Vel
vet Brussels Ply and Ingram Carpets Mating and
Mats Druggets Ocloths, &C., at great reduction in
prices All goods guaranteed. Note 93.Bowery.
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YTtwELFTa REGiMgNT-ATTENTIoN, COMPANY H
The otNcers and members OF the above company VIII
phest nt their arrnory lover jefferson n1gke, a' p NJ,
this day September 4, for the purpose Of receiv-
Inc their extra allowance OF pay obtained ioc them by
N'i' '"'''' ''''' ~ AMOS c. MCCORMACK Captain
wu KrFry Orderly Sergeant
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MISCELLANEOUS.

captain and two leutenants will DO elected TO each o.
the companies
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TOO. BATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

TIME CakEBRATIGp SCHOLAR, DR.. MIGUEL BFuGN,
anfhis estir.able lady, Adele Meyer, Of Panama ~
well known for hs commercial attanmenss, arrived 'on
the 3D. us ia toe city, aud have taken lodgings ia the
Prescott House. where they intend to remain lof some
DAYS.
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(tORNs, BJNIONS, INVERTED NAILS, ENLARGED
" joiats and all diseases Of the feet, cured without
pa in or ncoDv TO the patient by Dr. ZACARlE,
Surgeon Chiropodst, 100 Broadway. Refers 70 physi
clans end surgeons Of this city.