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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-13

HAvELocKs.-The ladies throughout the
Reserve are e%xerting themselves nobly in
the work of making Havelock caps for the
soldiers. A few days ago the young ladies
of the lake Erie Female Seminary sent by
Express to Camp Dennison $50 of these val
liable caps, and more are being made
While those who should look after the COM
fort Of our State soldiers are shamefully ne
glecting their trust, it is most gratifying 10
know that the women of the land are not
unmindful Of the wants Of those who have
volunteered in their cOuntry's service, and
are doing all they can for their benefit. At
Scion the ladies have organized a Soldiers
Aid Society, and we understand are using
vigorous measures to accomplish much in
that direction.
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Yours truly

- me Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale By Z.
GAYLORD, Strong & Armstrong, and c. s. Maekenzi.
Cleveland, o.
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BLO0DT0ODI
BLOOD EQODi
nHnAn EIAanH

To All ~sunarirr nom ~inoipiont or
confirmed, or non debility 81 eny Kind q from
auao; or from scfohalous complaints; or from DIS
ases ofthe kidnsys or bladder and 70 Ladies sut-
beH ere liable %, and which ougonder
THE BLOOD FOOD
h9Esred a. q Osrtain and Reliable Hemody. Differ,
Ing IN every particular from the patent medicines Of
the day, Il Is a chemical oOf~ binstion q IRON, SUI
PHUk and PhUSPHoRSs, oivery crest worth, and
many hgndreds Beg gladAnd grStsil testimony 70
CHURCH a DUPONT, ps Broadway, Neg YORK,
consequence u airaud attempted up0n the public
changed the color Of the outside wrapper from EEp
ounoes. Be very oaufious IN buying to see that the
6o-slmile ofthsir signature is on The outside o. tho
lnohoe q the larEe demand tor this article, the FOL
bWinE druggists have ell ordsred aad received sup
Ohas. A. KimbaI, WIN. d. French, }. B. Hayes,
A. Staniel8, and samuel kidder r., Lowell.
sold BY Wm. flskki Drugg' & Cleyeland'
We congratulate our readers upon the
1lacoyery Of asuTe cure Tor Rheumatism, Govt and
keuralgia, and all Mer urisl Diseases, Which ts ef-
leoted Vithout the use ofinternal medicines, which
destroy the c0nstitution and give temporary relief
Only. In iact, it l. the unly known remedy Erecting
9 perfect cure, and We feel warranted, from lis re-
nicted and those having friends suffering from Ehsu-
matiam, GOut or Heuraigis, or the pernigious elects
q Mercury, 20 the advertisement IN another column
u our paper, Of Or Lelaud'a Autf- RheumAtic Band.
RTSod by VIM. FISKE, Cleveland. Q. eb8
s-Prostraton Of the System and rspid
decline are almost invariably the results Of carly
nal.practiees aud unchecked vicious habits. AtrUat-
Use elaborately got mp, has lately issued from the
press, Illustrating this tendency, and tho cure as
we'll AZ prevention otthe same. It Is entitled "1u-
man Frailly, or Physiological Researcher" It EN-
tiers fuIly into the causes, effects aud most eficaeious
mode Of curing al diseases Of delioaie nature, uih
copious Instructions for the perfect restoration Of
those who are prevented By impsdimens from en-
terfng into the marriage state.
Sold By Dr. Barrow, ia Blseeker st.. n. y. Price
IS eenta. Sent free Of postage everywhers. Readths
Advertisement Of ssTriosemar' in another column.
Also cold By Z. ?. Gaylord and william Fiuks,
DruFgistz. Cleveland Ohio
R-It is wonderful how sOou a valuable
remedy becomes known. Dr. $. o.. Richardson's
sherry Wine Bitten Is used and recommended By
the leading Physicians Of the country, AMI AL who
once Try It pronounce it valuable.
DELFHos, Allen Co., o. July q, 81.
Messrs. J. n. harris q Co.-GENTLENES; / have
sold DR.. s. o. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittsrs for
several years, and can oheeTiully recommend them
TO the public as . menicine Of decided merit in ali
cases Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever 4 Ague,
&c. Yours truly
J.. W. HUNT, Druggist.
~ NE Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale BY &. r.
GAYLORD, Strong a Armstrong, and @. 8. Maeke1zis,
Cleveland, o.
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sovsaaRs Account OF THR BAiTFE or PHIL-
Lppf.-Ahsr the gratifying account VIZ have
had of the noble nlhnner in which our troops
put to route the rebel forces al Philippe, it
cannot be other than interesting to know the
Southern account Of the battle. The fellow
ing, from the Richmsnd Exemlner, will
serve as q sample, and viii At the same
time exhibit Iho msndaOily of the rebel
press;
"a government messenger, who arrived in
stanntbn ON Wednesday night, reportedth a
our trOops-pairiotic volunteers Of, the
neighboring counties-were attacked at a
place called Phillippi, in Barbour county,
on MoDday morning, about daybreak, BY.
three thousand Of the enemy, whose force
consisted principally Of That execrable sub
mission party Of the northwest, but we're
mingled with regular troops of the Uuited
States Army. Tho attack was a surprise,
and our troops were thrown into momentary
confusion. But they reformed in excelleni
order, and retired without loss 70 a-Pllce
called Sperm's Hill, about two miles nom
Phillippi. Here they were again attacked
by the whole force Of the enemy, in regular
order, and here they made a successful
stsnd. Aher g considerable struggle, the
enemy were repulsed with a loss Of seventy
killed on the spot. and among the mortaiiy
wounded was Colonel Kelly. We had only
eight hundred men engaged on our side in
this combat. The enemy made three well
organized and determined attacks on our
forces upon the hill. They were each time
met with valor, COMPLETELY repulsed, and
finally compelled TO retire as above stated"
The Examiner adds, what is doubtless
true, That Colonel Porterield and Captain
Richards, Of the Confederate forces, were
killed, and e youngman named Danger6eld,
mOrtally woundeG-One of his legs being
shot of by . cannon ball. Il was this
mans leg, no doubt, hat was picked up in
the rebel camp. There was no mention
made Of The men whose bodies were after
found by the Indiana regiment in a
thicket hard by, where they had Aed for ref
uge, and were shot down by the HOOsier
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2hasaians, Sc.
NIaNgsESE SUCCESS
EXTRAORDINARY

GLEET, 80, AND 1MP0TEEOY
CURED,
Alter ell other Treatment Failsll
DIR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, win pay One Hun
bred dollars for the proof that he ever fails TO cure
the A 10 ,S 1sP SSaof fi tSst any ne Other S4 P PSys sei sST iS
the United st1tes treats tho same diseases With
M nS1v years of Iaborious study and expert
snoe, DIT. GIBSON is happy. in being able to an
nounoe 70 the unfortunate, that he has perfseted .
'ls SPEEDY AM PERMANENT oURE
ct the above aud othei
PRIVATE DISEASES
With AZ h9s snests sF1stng dns P6sT rRRiL1T7aIhnS
he has succeeded In curing cases m this CITY, some
Of whom had expended hundreds q dollars with
/ nsfstyled physicians, who profess to treat slprtvate
maIadies With success, and without receiving the
'S m GfBsoN does not boast that he Is q member Of
some College In London or Paris, - Perhap1 some
othsrs DO for tho purpose Of ensnaring the innocent,
I Alfred. But what Dr.. GIBSON might boast OF 1t
/ this, that he is able 70 give entire aatiaiacion TO
those who rep0so cunhdsnoe In his ability and integ.
| ritz, and that be has perfected an American system
/ Of treatment which challenges arg Physician OF Lon
don or Paris, or any patent medicine to equal Tor the
rsdiesl cure Of seminal weakness, and all diseases OF
! ARRANGEMENTS, both mental and physical, arising
nom seIsaI or secret abuse.
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment ths
following advantages over all others ret dtscoveredi
and first the agents used are IN no Iaspoct disagree
I AAA. 3 AN AAN ~ 49,
NercuFy, nor any other deleteriOus drug: Secondly
no restrictions in diet or b~uainessi s required; Third,
" his treatment IL positive and certain IN an eases,
&c stands prepared TO 60 into any public or private
hospital IN the United States and demOnstrHte thu
Immense superiority Of his new treatment over AMI
other now known TO the world In point OF prompt
ness, parmansney, mildnsse, safety and oonvenienc'
70 the patient - d.
DIT, GIBSON Is permanently located in Cleveland
and has during the past two yeaIs performed man!
curea Of diseases which bad for yoarH realstod Al
| other modes Of treatment. References can Be given {,
individuals Of the hrBt rpspectnbility IA Cleveland
DOFton. New York, and other cities In regard Il
skill and integrity IN al professional trangactions.-
Dyspepsia, RhuemHtiBmt ScrOfuiB aud Gil chronit
diseases treated with superior success:
So Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country On
receipt OF ten collars.
Dr. GIBsOH's New Work on PhyHioioy for sal
Ct his onco-
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor Of E~zeetr0Pahy and Medicine,
81 once No. III Ontario gtTeSt, up stairs, . few
door nom the Public square.
rally, (EundaTI oLoapted-l enGS
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MILITARY BALL.-The 40 boys of Com
PAny X, 9TH regiment, National Guard, now
on fuFlough in this city, are determined TO
have a gay time of it, and as one means Of
contributing to that end, have made arrange
ments for a ball this evening at National
Hall, at which they anticipate astrong mus
ter of the girls they are about TO leave be-
hind them, as wen as something more than
a squad of their male friends. We wish
them a merry evening, a GLORIOUS future and
a speedy reunion with the "old" land
young folks at home. They return to Camp
pennison at noon tomorrow.
The above regiment is not a little gratiied
at having had the old muskets, of which
they have hitherto been possessed, exchang-
ed for rifles of modern make,
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I ~ILEVELAND 1 ERIE r. n.
lsa. suMMEK ARBAFGEMENf. 1871
Trains win run as DilOTs:

ls1. suMMER ARRAEGEMENf. 1871
and aiter Monday, May 6th, 1851, Passenger
Trains win run as DiloEs:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
20 A. n mA1L ~TRAIH-StoBpinR Al
al stations except Euelid, Wicklihe, Mem
tor lerryb gpionFile, BaybTOok, FairTisW
and SWanVfiis; and arrives a. - ~ IeAf
P. n, Duukirk Bon ?. H.. Buffalo NlB , ~
40 ?. =. OlhOlhhATI EXPRESS ~TRAIN-Stop-
ping At PainezYille, Ashtabuia and Girnrd
only, and arrives 1t Erie 7a5 P. Il, Duu.
krkets5eR, n, Budelo AZ l0z5 ?. r..
60 ?. n. COhNEAUT ACCOmMODATIOH-Stop.
30 ?. &. NIGHT EXPRESS ~RAIN-stoppine AZ
PaineaYille, AshtAbulaand Girard ONLY. and
arrives 81 Erie ~ iRl0 A. n, Dunki-k Al
a0A.H.5 BuGalo an 4. \.
LEAVE ERIE.
l:5 H NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-stoppiuR Al
Girard, A8htAbula and PainesFills only; and
arrives af cleveland At as A.
1910 A. r. NAIL TkAIh-3tOpping at all Stations
except baybr- Z. UniOnyiLA PerrY, Men
tee end Wieklide, and arrive 81 Cleveland
I2;se F.H. DAY EXfREss T~RAIN-stovuinR atei.
rard, Connsant, Ashtabula and Painegvilie
onB, and arrives At Cleveland at iseB p. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave COnneaut
At 800 A. H. stopping at all stations, and
arriving ct Cleveland 81 e.l0 A.
All the trains going westward connect At Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl 81 Louis, &c; and all the trains GOING eastward
connect ct Dunkirk with the trains oftheN n. Y. al
hatlrOad, and a. Buffalo With those Of the New Yorf
central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads.
h. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
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CONNECrInNs-

Oonnsetioag are made at MOnroovine with the San.
dnskyr Mansheld and Newark b. r., At Oyde Wiz
the handuzky, Dayton and Cincinnan r. Rat Fre-
mont E1th Fremont 4 Indiana r. r., aud 81 Toledo
l1th the MAchtgan Southern & Northern Indiana
sud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for ChicagO. H.
Eolti Jackson, Fort WayDy, Logansport, Laisyofte.
vest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Te edo and the
Host, 9t sI0A:n.t AS P. H., ndS:45 P. D.. From
bandusky at $50 An.
L. D. RUOKER,
Ol9WGlAnu June ) 1851. NuwhF
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Professor Of E~leetnoPathy and Medicine,
81 once No. III Ontario street., up stairs, . few
doors from the Public square
Omcs hours from 9 to II and nom 2 70 5 O'Clock
pailT, Sundays oLoepted-l engs
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ULLFH0sl AIen o. % aIJ D >
Messrs. J. n. harris q Co.-GENTLEHES; / have
sold DR.. s. o. Richardaon's Sherry Wine Bittsrs for
several years, and can oheeriully recommend them
to the public as . menicine Of decided merit in all
cases Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever 4 Agus,
&C. Yours truly,
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Aaetion Sa!fs.
@ants- 8ewara

WANTED.-AcrfvE MEN, WITH
a eapitAl Of SO 70 go. can clear from So 70 SO
- DAY on a neV article that has no competition. Ex-
elusive territory 20 sell IN. This Is an article Of daily
and Il used 10 every house In the land.
Address" tfyptal Oh Company" Box ls7.
.Omee-ho. 3, over Hover a Higbse's Dry Goods
Store, ~ Superior street., Oisyalands OhiO.I Isl B.
apr9.S7
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Bull Bonds.
OLEVELAND 4 PITTsBURGB
CLEVELAND 9 TOLEDO R R


1851. SUMNER ARRAHgEhERF fsa
Do and amer Monday, June 81, 1851, rains VII run
daily Sundays eLceptedl a. folloWH.
w A. =. OhicegO EL~press-btopping 1t Berra. Gruf.
Tor, Oeeritn. Naksma1, NorWalk, Monroe
Eilei Bellevue Clyde, fremont Elnon
and arrives AZ Toledo A. $50 A. n, Chica-
fo6aW ?. NJ, Dotr0it 1t 21o p. 81.
~ FL Through Mal-stOppina 81 al Stations on
e.1 2. u.
$50 Pm. Nail, stops At al stations east Of sandusky
duaky ~ B;i5 P.n
so ;. n. IeiegraPh Ez~press-stoppinR ct Berea,
oraitont ODerlln, Waterman, NorWalk, Mon
n~rOovillP, bellevue, Clyde, Fremont IL
Ohicago El 500 A. n.
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Sttpruegs at gaw.

IT GRISW o D,
7 AT LAW
one over Mould 3 Numsen's Store.
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-a-It is wonderful how soon a valuable
remedy becomes known. Dr. 5. o.. Richardson's
sherry Wine Bitten IS used and recommended BY
the leading Physicians Of the country, AMI all who
once Try It pronounce it valuable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-02-12
The Late Post Office Defalc n ton.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

FIFTH DAY.
FHB. IL The United States Us. GuSd,as A. Conoper.-
AT the sitting Of the court this morning letter read
from Doctor Griswold stating that Mr.. Keyser, Of
the jurors In the present suit suffering from Illness
which would render it dangerous to him to venture out
Counsel both sides consented TO go with eleven
jurors and Mr.. Gerard proceeded to up the part
OF the government contending that Law and Conover
strictly liable to the United States for the fulfil
men OF the conditions OF the bond given for Isaac v
Fowler. During the argument
Judge Belts said-As you upon the subject, Mr.
Gerard, you can explain how the department could
know at the time they issued their warrant OF distress
that there was balance against Fowler.
Mr. Gerard replied that II not known until he had
left and auoed TO the Schuyler frauds and the disco
very Of the dcacaton Of the Ocean Insurance Company
which had taken some of his earnings. Uaughtcr.)
a Juror don't think you have answered his Honors
question yet How the government found 1t outg
Mr.. Gerard replied that IL not known until Mr..
Fowler returned from the Charleston Convention aud
left a note stating that he was a debtor.
Mr.. oConor-Whete is the evidence of that in this
case?
yr. Gerard--It a matter Of public notoriety and
at Washington at the time.
Cocnsel then proceeded with his argument, and at its
conclusion
The Court adjourned till this day when Mr. Charles
0Conor will close for the plaintiffs.
Colonel Peter Washington, Of the counsel for law
and Conovcr, aud who was examined a witness a to
the handwriting of Horatio King Auditor Of the Post
Once Department under the Polk administration, ami
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury under President
Pierce.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA'S MAILS.
The Foreign View " the Anne
rican Crisis.
WARLIKE FEELING In EUROPE.
FRANCE PREPARING TO MEET THE CRISIS.
&C., &C., sc.

Inc nails by the steamship Canada, from Liverpool on
the a6ih via Queenstown the eth ut which arrived at
Boston Sunday afternoon reached this city yesterday
morning. The main points OF the news by this arrival
received By telegraph from Halifax and published
ON Saturday. The details are not important.
Another scheme saoa for securing the cotton trade
OF England against the perls necessarily involved in an
almost absolute dependence upon the Southern States OF
America for the material. An "India Cotton Com
pany" has been announced in London. The scheme Is
supported by Of high position the commercial aud
monetary word.
corresi opdent Of tho Messenger do Midi communicates
TO that journal The following the conclusion OF short
letter which Francis II recently sent TO the Emperor Of
the Fren1h.-
shall defend my rights to the last moment, II am
killed my death will be my greatest glory 10 the remen
bTance o. pobterity II made prisoner the example
OF Francis has taught that my honor would be safe
and shall have yielded nono of the rights Of my
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY,, FEBRUARY r. 1861.

NOT surpassed By any nation and they are sscept
BILE Of Improvement TO any extent. Medicine prac
tsed according TO the Chinese or Dutch stem OF
gery there is little known and from the simplicity Of
their machinery and the regularity OF their lives
dents requiring such interference OF rare
Ancient Greek Roman statuary exhibits no finer
cuar Development than everywhere be seen among
the borng classes OF Japan Their power OF endurance
is immense and their strength unequalled. The women
generally al and some Of them quite pretty, Of
much fairer complexion than the men, md are not deli
Gent in vivacity and intelligence
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WITH MANY MIsaIyTNGs AZ TO WHITTIER AN
w advertisement Ct this kind will mec, with response
from sincere young lady the advertiser ntleman Of
(SDNW and good TAX es this
thod ~ becoming acquainted with young lady Of
lily, not twenty two of with
matrmopy II such person can treat Abs with Any
would be pleased correspond with her
agreeable exchange dngaerreoypes before having
view Address Harry ?. Clarendon box 20es New York
ppat Office.
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nISSOLUT1ON.-IHE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
IL fore existing under te firm of Godsmd Bronner,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent by the retiring Of
Isaac Goldsmid taking effect from February g. The bum
of the late firm Will be continued by Henry Br by
whom all claims against the late firm of Goldsmith Bronner
will be promptly settled ISAAC GOLnSMID,
HENRY BRONNER
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ITO LET-FUREIsaED OR UNPUBLISHED, A BEAU
tful four story House in Waverley place handsomely
furnished contains 70 rooms with chandeliers completes
x24 has mahogany doors with silver knobs and hinges and
every thing IN perfect order Possession immediately Re
'p''''''' pA'''' '''' F. FEET CO., $40 Broadway
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RBoADwAY PROPERTY TO LKr;-T0 RENT HOUSE,
dining rs feet has entrance the yard
on Thirtef nih street Apply TO II. LUDLOW 90. No
Bank Building
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nth WARD TAMMANY HALL WARD COMMUTE
will meet this evening. the 18th inst, at Union Hall, ID
organization and 10 elect officers for the ensuing yea
order OF the General Committee.
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(yORPORATION NOTTCE.-A RESOLUTION HAS BEEN
presented the Board Of Aldermeh for sewer. with
the receiving basins end oulyer1s 70 be built in
Tenth from Forty seventh 70 Foryninh street also
for sewer with the necessary eeeivng basins and
In Fory ninth street commencing 400 feet west Of Tenth
svenue to connect with the Eleventh avenue
Parcs interested in the above and having objections 10
the requested 10 send their objections directed 20
the Chairman OF the Committee sewers Board OF der
uen, No City Hall. ..... =. ~. -. . =
rs. Eus, r,,-t ions Il DSApr { sewers
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

(yORpORATI0N NOTICF.--A PETITION Has BEEN
u presented to the 8oard OF Aldermen TO pave Fourth
street. Bank and Hammond streets with block
pavement the of property one half Of che
pence and the remaining half to be paid by the city Pares
Directing the requested send their objections
directed the Chairman Of TIE Committee Streets BoarS
Of Aldermen, No City Hall -
JOHN RUSSELL, } On
r. q. NMs CLERK. JOHN II. BRADY,) Streets.
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SPOR TIN G..

A RRIvED eY THE LAsr STEAMER, A LARGE Loo
"A OF Canares excellent sougstera Wholesale rstan.
sneap also Mocking Birds ali kinds Fancy rfs CassA
&c. Tor sale, al NO. 10 Fulton street, Gold
DAVID vNsTRN
IrOR sAIF--A THOROUGH BRED ToIKTER Doa.
l. 81 the finest IN this country; also Mulln Gun,
inh barrels pounds weight price sos hall their cost hd-
dre.s Robert box 2 fS3 Puss Office
L'oR SALE CIIEAr--A FiNr TAME YoCNa Doa rox
A. Address ~ w T., iioiald a1oe.
WAsTED.-A SCHOONER yACur, rRos 70 70 ~
w tons, Address ID. 7. a., boz a1l Post cfnco.
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FURNITURE.


A BEDROOM SUIT OF ENAMELLED FURNITURE FOR
N soS all colorS Of ted MANUFACTURER Also solid
chestnut Chamber suits, plain and ornamental at II. X.
HARRINGTON s. 65 Canal street. opposite Wooster Estab.
lished IN 1913.
I,IRsr CLASS ENAMELLED FURNITURE-pLAJN,
decorated and graned solid walnu, and oak sassi Mat
trcsses, spring Beds, &c. " W. FISHER CO. Manufac
urers Broadway marble building, between Blocker and
Bond streets
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~ NASSAU STREET.
DENTISTRY.
RIIFICIAL TEETH.-oSLY 81 for BEAUTIFUL
"A and substantial Gets pure silver; fine gold and
plstna, SIS; Single Teeth 81 Teeth filled and extracted
without the least pair. Artificial Bone Filling 80 cents All
work warranted Office Ia Sixth between Tenth
Eleventh streets. DIR LUTHER, Dentist.
A RrIFICIAL TEETH-PANIO PRICEs-sILvRR SETS
n only 50; Rubber 81; Gold, SiS Patented vulcanite
premiums awarded Extracting Toeh without pain "Es.
uond Dental Gallery" sixth avenue, corner OF Twenty.
second street. DR. MANhON, Dentist.
A RTIFICIAL BONE FILLING FOR DECAYED TEETH,
n put in while soft without pressure pain Aching teeth
shells be filed with It BY the discovercr JAMES
PEARSON, NJ, u. Rooms $50 Broadway, above Union
square, north side.
nR. J. G. KENNEDY HAS REMOVED TO lS6 BOwERY,
~ thee doors below Sring street. where he continues TO
hs beautiful hfclike Teeth, at unusually low prcea
Whole upper under sets on gold from s25 or on silver
81 Partial sets gold from az each TOOTH sill
yer from 81 No charge FOR extracting or temporary SETS
when permanent TETS are ordered