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1nsrrante Companies.
NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY.

NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE
N COMPANY.
Til Company IL ready to transact bune's In every
branch OF Life Insurance.
The sum Of lOo 30 United States Stocks has been de-
uosited with the Supern endent 81 hs lHsurAnoe Depf
ret Of the State o. NewYoTk according to Jaw The terms
Of payment OF tho Premium made more esy u-n mere
toi0Ie. - -
All Policies Issued by this Company IsDisPurABLs
years fer most causes hcletoJTs deemed f.i
Suicide dusine change Of Tcsideuce OF oscupstion
error on preliminary application regarding fanny history or
condition he health OF the Applicant do not W)k ANY iof
f,i'ure Of the policy after seven year' -,
Ttfy dsys grace "a allowed In Plyment OF tue premium
and the Policy red good iuring that tine
Policy hold.rs mebers Il the corporation ana ere en-
titled to Directors aud arr eligible Tor Drrctors
Dividend Of surplus declared snnga and msy be
used p.yncn, uufe premium or paid In ca.h al the o
ton Of nsu eli -
Mutusit, in lie fullest integrity will be the ruling principle
IN all the Transaction. Of thei omrany
Prospectus aud blank appoa iona furnished Of the once
the Company. aud Ivy the a.cnts
Pby.icAn 10 aepdncs the office dolly from II to
Temporary uihoe No. - Wiliialn-st - 49,
Per usaneni office, aftsT November no o. Niuiams
Chamber II Commerce Building
PRs.iDRSr voYPEEsipHSr.
n D. MORGAN J. LAMEbNCE
ND MORGAN / J. MERRITT.
J. LAWKTNCF q HILTON ~CRiBNER.
Y. 4. hERNfN. JAS H. HENolt
MN H. FOGB JAs G. AINATIR,
J MEL o. TAfPAN, SIDNEY GhhhN:
RICHARD BROWN, 3 h. CALDWELL,
SAMUELF. MORSE, h b. WihhOOf'
sECKsrAKT, ACTusKr.
4 T. MEKWIN T. J. MERRITT
IuYsICfAs, couSsHi- 1865,
J II UENEI o. HILTON sCRlBNER
"a
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Cost ano Souno.
Sewing tilarbines.

4 SEWING-MACIIINE for EVERYBODY
a Tn. OH state Fsif recently hid Al Hochcftsr
h coranned .ee pfcc.i uiy ispidiy sni - -ieney 81
Nine Urnorosfs a. NI1rins stitch sewing 'lafhle bl
.,dns IA tls lrs, pfrfnuli For psrtcsar addss'
hma DENOKE5I 10 ~ bfosirp.
400 --Frst-class Sewing Machines Nh
GOO.to neAi and 'oT Sale new aui - hand a CCs
p s. Sew lns Machine Engonam 80 b'd"ay cot bfo'"'s
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COTTSCHALK's CONCERTS-IRVING
VI HALL--(iottschslks frat and
ONLY MORNING CONCERT.
ASD LAsI APPEARANCE
SATURDAY, Nov l. 1892,
Doors op.n a, IL? Concert begin. III o'clock Tickets 30
cents: Reserved se,is ~ ceuts extra. -,
EorlcKE.oh purchaser OF more reserved tests VIII
h. pr.sr.ted with splendid portrait OF Iii Oo,sch.k en
I Ga the highest Style by nesrs Sarouy, Major
fpspp froln a Photograph by J. Quincy Son printed on
Jisl4 In raea IRE following array
o. taisn. " IN assist dir. Odstschsh:
s.a cARLO1TA PATTI her hrst sppearsncs this season
tisa FUCESIE BARNErsHE, who viii repeat with MI.
q 1,,schalk his famous duett On "1rovstore."
Mr. WILLIAM CASTLE, tho sew seror AID pnPlof
; apor Alb ELLA, VINO vii accompany MI Castle.
sisn-r MiZlO wLn viii accom- pany Miss Pst.l-
Nj THEODORE THOMAS Musical Director
Mr.. +. EBEN. Futis:.
Mr. H. C. TfNM VIII preside a. the Piano
Tho ale o.. .p,ts wi eunr.cn this morning AZ bLhSs
l. SENTIMENTS. No. 'jl blosdwsy. &c hAkt r NERO 4
LtTlSg No 80 Broadway. sly-LL SALiS5I IL ., So.
Ni.sau-st.. aud a: Irving Hal
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ONE TO SIX boxes of WINCHESTER"

" SPECIFIC PILL" will permanently cure any case Of
Seminal eahHess it, resun. Impoh1ee, HOWEVER, 40
-aTEo aud viii be found equally ecsat in Affections Ct
Di9bees and diseases geneipy OF tie DrMary
OrgrHs.
PROFESSIONAL OPlNIoNs.--"I have osed your 'sPh'
oPIc Pull In nany Of Spermdtoyrssd and VITA ihs
mon psrlea sueeaG"-J. MiLros SANDERS, M. d.. LII d.
Brooklpn
alt near specific any medicine can be- lha'e
cured very with from TO TsS Dosss"-b
KEira NJ D., Ed Rcpertory Of Md Science. Net'- YORK
PERSONAL" Mr.. Wiaeister IS WORTHY OF ALL cosYi-
pEsoK and himself automatically TO these frepua'
tions "-D Meredi,h Reese, NJ D. liz d., American Siesi
cal GaTciie, heto yosk.
81 have pey,1la koriedge OF Mr.. WINcHrs1ERs HON
KsTY AND IsTEaRTr and the Profession aud 'be
public that HIS PREPARATIoSs CAN Bs REriRD oS"-'a"d
r. Chiffon. NJ d., Chemist Asp York.
The SPECIFIC PfLLisnot Homeopathic remedy, nor
does contain siercuy, iron Canthardes or any injurious
Ingredient Price; per box SIX boxes (0hen ord'''s ~
onceJ for SIS Sent by mail Sold. wholesale and retail 81
J. WINCHESTER, No 10 Johu-st., n. Y.
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Danring Academies.

A DODWORTH's DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. M 2o4 H-Av....-...........k
No IN MONTAGUE-sT.. ...:.. BhOOh y ~ -,
SswYork classes on WEDNESDAYS and sAlt hDAlS.
frooklyu classes on TUESDAYS and FiIDAlS ), ,c,,
Esrlig sad Afternoon Cases for Young Ladies and C
eren.
veuinz.Classes for Gentlemen.
Classes no " Open Pupils can commence At sny time.
Circuar Of term &C. may be had a. either Academy
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NEW.YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.


Ia SpRiSO ARRANGEMENT, ll61
COMMENCING MAY ). Illa 49,
P.ueu.e. Station "a Aow-Yok, coner this aud iiA'
avenue. Entrance on l.thst
TRAINS LEAVE hEWlORk. 800,
For New Haven. ~, tsI l2l5, thx) a'o ~
=" For 'Giisepolt !. Ia n, pr)irI' , OK 80. 49,
For Miios. Stafford, Fal.ield. Southport aud wspor,
FoS Nor~i., L % nj I2IS, 3. fI 80, 40 $50
For D4isa and Greenwich 90, 2I5. $50. 40,
5M " 49,. ~ ara
For Pom chester snd INTERIM llae i,slors T. 80
l2l5 go 40 $50. CD ?. m.
Tor Poit Chester sid New Rochelle. p NJ (Er.)
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston. via Springfield u IN, ,, tEf) p. M,
Fof Boston via Shore Line 10 IS, p. m, CErl
For hsrt'od and Springfield, a IN (Ef,) LID tfx)
fer sellcu, River Rsrroad to Montreal g. N er
and ~ l. ~, 10 Northampton. -
For Hartford Providence, and Fi'hiili Railroad. Ia m,
On. l2lt .. IN. M, .
c a H.. 1915. =. q. p. N. Nv
Canai Hsilcosd A.. IS p m. 70 Northampton
For Hou.s,oLie Railroad to Pitshsd a. M, p H., 10
Eeg-Mfofd, Saturday through 10 Pltished
For Nausatuck Railroad, g. q NJ, }, q. IN.
FOR Danbury nai NoTwalk RAILROAD, I, 30 e M $50
Commodious Sleeping Car, he'd 70 ?. IN. Train;
JAMES n NDfr, Superintendent
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Sales bn Autiloll.

A. NJ MERwIS hucuoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Irving Bllld-
I'D nss Me-. gel and 500 Bresdwsy.-Ssss OF Bo'h sta
tonery Pictures Wors Of AT, Fancy Goods Furniture Nc
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GIusifal IilsIrnncnis.

A PIANO for S2O.-Also, TO LEI, nv ~,
n 40 "a - ,pS p-srl.ksved aud Ioli4us month
@ Al yery cheap Pianos tuned. su1 Mnsic taught IN
asw Lessons by 81. DUMSDAf. NO. 30 oLano..'
EOR sALE.-Three new, 7-octave rose Woo
III PIAEO-FORTES, made 10 the best ms"neI' ~ the
A.. ci,v r,nssr, warranted sryed legs moohF and non
fsms over strung bass Inque at No Lo tAi' I'h'
h.svr,eu I'd and 81 avs.
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5i,pf Aris.

Il ANGENIIEIM's new style of ortistically col
4 ! orsi PICTURES for tho MAGIC LANTERN and
d ssOLVING VIEW APPARATUS, and Lanterns aid III
,trumrs With al tho aiast Improvements. especially Goa
stcted for public tIhbrionG Foil instruction iarnAhd 70
purchasers Tor complete catalogue, erply 70 W. Lam
GENHElN 7. O. BOX 40. l. l23. Philadelphia, Pa.
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81. f,e Million, Ia cheap form, arranged

New Music the III u IL sis sse ISi ose
q, QuaI.e,s % pabIe Scheos Summaries. 30. Shall We
sow other .hers sA Wor ID "sss Ib.S
Eisefr nv Country., Freedom, Truth and Right"
e, Coming Father AbrAsm. Sir Hundred thsessna
W &C ,vs''cn,l sopg.) TLefe IL Land o. Love-
M 9vv hall come asain more" "Land In Ssnt,
. .onx OF The PlaLtation Negro" and 1--WE WIZ
nr s,n9ag School" Price cents each - cents PEI
= Der loo, postage cent each IN saeet fra VIZ
49, Acc'npaniment, ~ CENTS tubishcf ~ iiO"txs
NArFns No AL Broadway, N. Y, and for sale o! sl'"'
N.w, Agents in the United states and canada
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


NAY BOAT for ALBANY and lNTEkME-
~ DIATE LANDfNGs Steamer ARMENIA hon ioet
Of iiAnisoi-lt. every MONDAY WEDNEoDAi' snd I'M
DAY At o'clock a., stopping tt Jyshs.
NOTICE.rCHANGE of HOUR-"FALL
" RIVER LiNEU-On md afor MONDAY, Nov "a. the
steamers Of the "FALL RIVER LINZ" to Boston via New
port and Fall River. will leave Pier No s. N H. az FUN
WILLIAM BORDEN Agent
Nos ~ aud II West.It.
MEW-YORk, HARLEM, and ALBANGR *.
~ For Albany. Troy North and Nes, SUMMER AK
RANgT MENT commencing THURSDAY. May 7, lg2,
For ALBANY 1889 M Express Mall Tain nom .osh'-
Eaiion. -
For Local 1fainH go Tims Table,
JOHN BCRCHILL. As'istant Superintendent
NORTHERN X. X. Of NEW-JERoEf.-
~ Il ain, Jersey City for ricrmort At 80 g.d !?
0 $50 and b.OJ M Bnd - y ~, o. w
en5 SATURDAY 0uly. T. W. DEmahhoi ouf",
IlIANGE Of HOUR - NORWICH AND
~ WORCESTER LlNE.--On aud tflei MoNDAi, nov
the Of his Lbe VIII icEye at oclocs IA
ofs a. bsTstofoge. l. =. MAKIIA. Agent.
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ileliclons Notires.
Ahniif Endles9 ]

About Endless HIisery.-The Rev. Il. q. BROOKS
viii review Prof Ma.ons last Sunday EVENINGS argument
for Eutlos Nl,ey" at the 20thst Uniyersait Church
between oh ard 7th.avs, TOMORROW AFTERNOON, at
o'clock lnqaiters invited In the MORNING. the Pas
tors Anniversary Sermon. Subjects Preaching Christ and
him CrncihUd."
At the Stafe-st. Congregational thurch tnesr
Hpyts str Brooklyn, tha key. NEWiON HEsIps, rssto,
breaches TO-MORROW at lob IN. sutJect. " the shtn
seImon on the Beudes" AMI at u P m thr ms, ami
y,rfy Sermon OF tho Pastors connection with ne
Those wishing seats must come early. sundSy'''n'o
1t and 2. o'clock.
4 Uuion MEETING will be held TO MOHl,om 1sunss,'
EIEAtn0 tho n grim Church he,I ana an,
Bro,klyn AZ "a ocbns IN aid OF the National 'DnupIS
Rel. fAmoostion gho Rov. Drs. SlOhhs ~ a. c4Ar
.iJN, Col GOULD the Hon. q. Z. ht'"" ~" N
LAIN HAYNES. will sstbesi the mee''"h
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nle0ilal.

nle0ilal.
HELMBOLD's GENUINE PREPARATION.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED"
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU.
Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases Of the
KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL,
and
DROPSiCAL swELLNGs
This Medicine Increase. the power Of Digestion, and sx
c!tOs the -
into healthy action
WATERY OR CALCAREoUs DISPOSITIONS
UNNATURAL rNLAF efd ARE REDUCED.
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION.
II
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU,
For weskuess
Arising from Excos.e.. Habits Of Dissipation Early In
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING
Iudsposi.ion to Exer,lon.
LOss OF Memory.
Horror OF Disease.
Universal Lassitude Of the Musculsr System,
6g e.: :: # BE R:I skin
Difficulty Of Breathing.
1''T %ss1iarusm,
Pain in the Back.
Flushing Of the Body,
PALLID CoUNTEN4NCB:
These tynpoms II allowed to which this medicine
Invariably remove, soon follow
FATUrrY.
IN ONE OF WHICH THE PATENT Fi NAY ExfiRE
Who can say thai they not frequently followed by those
DIEEFUL DISEASES"
CONSUMPTION"
Mary awsye ., n. esr,e &c q thsi, .qGeses
INSANE AsYLUMs,
And the
MELANCHOLY DEATHS BY CONSUMPTION.
nEAR ANTLKwiIyHss To TIE TRUTH OF TnH 1.ssitfIoN
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED WITH on
GANIC WEAKNESS.
Requires the aid Of medicine 10
and
INyIGORATE THE SYSTEM.
Which
III EXTRACT BUcHU
INVARIABLY pors
TRIAL
WILL CONVINCE the MOST sKEpTIcAL.
y
f'A"AA'' OLD OR YOUNG,
SINGLE, MARRIED.
CONCENTRATES MARRIAGE!
INMANy AFFECTIONS PECULIAR TO
FEMALES.
THE EXTRACT BUCUU
s. upequaled by any ol remedy A. in Chofo' or Ee'n
al
Eyseuaens Ucersed or SchiTrhous ssie Of the Uteu,
Leuoonhes Wble. Serily aud ior aii COMPLIANT. met
dent the sex whether a!isig om lndisc'on heo Of
DECLlSE on CHANGE or LIFE.
sEr SYMPTOMS
no RANILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT III
l.
TAKE no MORE BALsAM
MLhCURY,
UNPLEASANT MEDICINE
FOR UNPLEASANT
DANGEROUS DISEASES.
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
And IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SECRET DISEASES
NO iscon enieooo,
IT CAUSES TREOU ENI DESIRE
OWES STRENGTH TO URnATR. |
REMOVING DISTRACTIONS.
PREVENTING AND CURlhG - - .
sTGlCTUBE5 OF THE URtTHRA. 1
ALLAYIyG PAIN AND INFLAMMATION,
So frequent s. tho clsts % dtrases rod fipeIihg
ALL POISONOUS, DISEASED. end ,.. =, --r,.,
THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN
THE VICTIMS
OF QUACKs.
Anu N' N'' HEAVY FEES
TO DO cured In ,hoT. time.
""'N THEY WERE DECEIVED,
nuA '"'' "ToIsOE"
his.
pY ThE USR OF
powerful ASIHlNGfNTS,"
been
DRIED UP ..,,,. -,,ero,,
10 BREAK OUT ~ AN ,,
AGGRAVATED IORI
PERHAPS AFTER MARuAGE
NJ
~ 10 D
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Ocean GieGmcrs.

A RRANGEMENI commencing July ], lcO2.-
~ ron CALIFORNIA. VIA PANAMA. 49,
6nst-ess will less- N~w.fort on inc h' ilih
al a. Of -ah month esesyt whsn thee "a u. isA on
SUNDAY when the day Of Departure vii DO The ~o"pA'
following ~, n,
ins-sr.oa u. g. ALLEN. AsenL
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Madison Avenue. ~uo,cu -;

Notice Is hereby given that SALE ioI INC s.Si.o,.
PENS IN tho church edues tho cospe. % NJ M
and 3lst-s, will place on MoSpai n as.,r,ns a
Nov 3 at O'Clock the premises Az s s,r"..ly -.
pucbsinr Psw. with scrp othsrw.e are s~ayy.ts
ue,,ed be present snt avail r%e,S werhpsd with the
oSpcs ova De%sd that scrip p for % he
Hendaoe TO furnish NAV desire Toe church EIDE
% !. opsas sDssS "e SS,
se re@aa until the ale Tor the Ipgpdssn, to do g sy
who have od Of Trustees Of the baptist Church In ou'
orue, o. ork Oct. 81 49,. "'L fhIhi' i's'~
" N sHAw. secretNy ---
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iuriilns- nlGtbines.

rTHURBERs PATENT -
KALI8pAfH or WRITIsG-MACHISE,
70. tfe,h lng .rd uAimsd bands, and fof the blind
SOLD AT No. 90 BAOADWAf
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ri o. ROBERTS, LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
W. FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
Low Rates Il Fas=a
NO DETENTION pS THU ISTIsUS-
One Of the foloui Steamships viii "sve hon Pier No
20 foot N"rt River monthly commencing Oh
MONDAY Dc. l. a noon; - $500
stssm.hip illinois s0ltuus. AMERICA 40 tun'
EMPIRE tlIl, t01tuus bOsAPAhi h., JoCl inns
For san Juan Del Nbfs Bfo,toaB connecting Win mat
as steamers tho Pacific Ocgan the sIsiVs Of ps"a
ef al San Juan Gel Sur and proceed from there direct 70
San FIAncisoo.
For iaillel Information apply At the Office 81
~. %. RObERll
No Ii Wca.st eoraer Of Warlen.,t.. North NIver
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VIZIETON RROTUERS.

DIANOS of the CELEBRATED Makers
JIG FISCHER. sckno, pledged the most durable and
-. pi. Wholesale end re.s very ressonate terms
Il the Msnrfsctory WsToTooms, Nos zi 2iJ 2'9 al
and West 20LL-st.
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u ONG Island ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o

TERMINUS-Paisenger Depot James.slip and foot OF
3Nhst, h. R.-Alut-r ATia1geEsui-, c'nme.cins rid
OF - It. Leave New York ct for 0ieenpou, "a;
Habor Orient, and Hauptou. at q. M and p ~ Tor
I.ip. a. w. snd D. a. Tor Syo..et, At p FOR Hemp
I'd Sundays the trim Lsys. Hunters Point Ssh a.
Ferry) 1t JOa r for lpbink aud n.ernoiis stations
rses retaining. leaves phank at 3:-S IA
o. fnaay anl usldat the -. M iJ utl viii run
sg o. 9feerpor raiurai 5aiuri,y ani Moody
Ing q l:i5 a fu , arris. Ga New-l ORR a 9.5l =
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NoTioz-rhe restrictions travel having been ren oyea
b. ordar oftho War Department ps'erger, about 70 st
EUROPE WIN longer Ds required y Povie inem,sl,rs wh
pa.spoits. JOHN o. DALE, Agrrt
GIEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
y at Qae.nstowp (cogk Hsfborl The L,srposi N'~'
1s sud Ihitdairhs Stefmlip Company intend fis sica'
Cog terfu posood Clyde built Iron SeAu 'hps AZ felos
AND Every succeeding SATURDAY, al noon. from Per
no IL Moth iissr
EATRs pAstGg.
FIRST g85 SrEERAOF. ......'..s'ss -
Flint Cshn ~ LoLdCn... OIL S.oeflgs 20 bnudon... ~
int Csbn TO Paris .... 81 Steeltse 10 f1Is ~
Frst Cabin TO Hamburg &Steefase t. Hainburg.. ~
Passengers forwarded to Hayro, Belasn hotierdin
AntweIp 6c., =, equally low rates 1900. - 80
Eaes nom Iaveft ausensio~n lst Cabin ~ 40
and Sis sfser4gs ron Live pool $40 From Queens
town, u.s. These who wih TO send or their eIe' Al lay
tickets bore a. those Isto.
These Steamers slyc sror accommodations for raf,en
fsTs are strongly built a. atetght hon Srcons AMI
cary Pstont Fi.s AauihLaorI tSpeIcre;d surgeons ara
LttacLedtO each steamer. ...,..,
For orthst iuioms sppJ 10 Liverpool to VILLA u
ISMAN. GENT 40. "a Water in Glasgow 10 ALtN NAL
COLIN No. - knochfqnus, IN Queenfto"n 10 g. a "
d. SEYMOUR 4 CD.i IN London 10 LIVES n lAyEl, 80;
GI Hing Winian-t e. PNisto JULES ptCOi =. 40 ~
Rue No're Dame des Nicofe Place 90 IA Bonre IN fhi'
DE- phia to JOHN q. DALE No. al WaaIts. or .! Tue
Company Chcsa
JOHN o. DALE. Agent No. IS Broadway. Ny
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Tnsirurllon.
EAGLESWOOD MILITARY ACADEMY.

~ Esgeswood Perth Amooy( j.
Pupils deceived at Time payip: ON Gaze OF entrance
Access by ST. Island Ferry and X X Of and and
Q and o. m Catalogues and full information Of MAR
GUS STRING Rsgeswood Perth Amboy n j., and No ~
IsTk-pace.
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II teacher farms the 81 Regiment Chssseurs dAique
md lately from the Schoi f Bertrand Paris having
ey recoveSed from hi, ae Illness beg leave TO IN
form his pupils and Of that his fencing rooms
are reogened to the pu1i Uud ne IL assisted by Ny Pss
the different branches CT thet eEerctol sword broad
pwoId bayonet, single stick and qnes stef No 20 St.
u axis place, gth-st BRADY Gymnasium
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CTONINGTON LINE for Boston, via GRO
- TON. hEW-LoNDoN. SreNiSGroS, PR0vI-
DENCE NEWPORT, TAUNTON and HEW-BEDFORO.
The splendid ste>fner. COMMONWEALTH aid PLY
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No 10 ~ H. foot Of Court
l.ndf-st.. DAILY ieIc-pt Sundsy). at 5 o. III.
FIeght taken low az BY Other me once OF 0oin
Iany No. ilJ Wost-st.. corner oi Court snttH
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SOLD nv
go. ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE. ,,r.,,
ASK FOR HELMBOLDb TAKE no OTlIEH.
Cn. nut The 6dveftis surnt, u1f send for b.,
AAD AVOID lNpDstIIDh And fkrO3UKE.
DLsClllbt SYMPTOMS
s, ~ ALL COMMUNICATIONS
CURES 0UAAAEIEED! ADVICE GRATIS
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Firsi-piace M. Il. Church, corner Of Heory-st>
South BrOokyn -Presching by tue Pastor. the Rev n.
HATFIELD, and Sacrament Of the Lords supper ct i
m. In tie Evening At u o'clock he WILL BY special request
repeat the Of ss sabbath morning. The Gospel
sword the relations Of pure Christianity to the prssaa
War;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

LEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN,
n N J-Pleas.uty situated the Camden and Amboy
Railroad 2l.houTS ride from New-loTk Special attention
paid and higher Engish end superior advantages
Furnished in Vocal and Instrumental Music French tau,
by native and spo6rs In the family For catalogues ad
dress the Rev JOHN u. BRAKELEY. A. NJ. President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Geo. Sforrs, Editor Of The Bible Examiners
win preach at Botanic Hail No % last Broadway to the
Seco1d Advent Church TOMORROW (sunoay) At loi u,
aud o. IN also a. Continental Hail. Wiismsburgh, ct
81 The evening doors from South 9hst IN 4th All ~
invited 20 attend. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

&IOLEN PIANO SCALE.-Some one having
~ entered the Piano Rooms Of tn. late GROVESTEEN
ball On Thursday might, AID taken our splendid
new PIANO SCALE. which created ,ueh epvsbe ex.
citemoht ms past season among all manufacturer
consequently we feel compelled 70 bring out an entire NEW
kCALE. and have decided 10 CLOSE OUT the ENTIRE
STOCK made from the last scale cOnsny ~ ,ss,y oo0
NEW PIANOS Of different styles great bsres,n. npd we
9ve dealers teachers and the public .xsrne Lee fine
11chtoned insirHneht' 81 no SO Broadway. NewYork
j. r. LALE 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Hcddiug VI. T. Church l7tbst, between 1.t and ID
ava-sABbAIH "a Nov. the Rev J. p. DURBIN, D. DE-
viii preach IOi C. H. and the pastor, Dr. STEVENS az
p Se.ts free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

Jobr.sf. VI. T.. Church Preaching TO MORROW
MORNING aud EVENING. by the Rev. WM: ii. MIL
BURN, Pa,tor-commsnciog At 10. and q o'clock All us
invited. Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

RANEN q BACUN - -.
AZ Manufacturer Of Gfsua and Square P1ASOFORTE5,
Nsferoom, No. 1875 Grsnd-st, Broadway, n r. Inc
hong experience aud the fac es osss enable US to
Foduce By other e,tsoi'htn
cnf attention gwen to the construction. improve
en a. introduction Of all essential changes that usy 10
required % maze perfect Psnoforte Purchasers afe IN
Hteo u car a examine large assortment OF Pianos which
Ne now oheriug on favorable terms.
Desc iptive CncuArs sent by mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-11-01

PHYSICIANS IN ATTENDANCE FROM A. NJ TO
T or NJ.
PRICE 81 PER BOTTLE, OR SIX TOR So
Delivered any address, securely p'et,d nom observation
HI r. HELMBOLD, Chcuhr,
DEPOT-No. le4 SOUTH lOili-SI.
BELOW CHESTNUT.sI.,
PHILADELPHIA.
The New York herald., 1862-05-29
the BoMBAapMENr OF DARlEN.

The Savannah NeS OF the 18th inst. says that two
Yankee steamers opened fire with shot and shell on
Daren Friday. No damage was DONE
It usual with the rebel journalists TO assert that no
damage done by forces in almost all attacks
upon their works and dcfcnces; but when our own
accounts arrive generally find the contrary to bo tho
case.
SKETCH OF DARIEN.
Daren s a port Of entry and capital OF Mcintosh
county Georgia. and is situated the left bank OF the
Altamaha river about twelve miles from the sea- sixty
miles southwest OF Savannah, and nearly twenty miles
due north from Brunswick. The situation Of the place
is far from healthy being marshy and low It had for
merly extensive trade in produce portion OF which
has boen diverted another market by the construction
of the Central Railroad. Largo quantities of pine lum
Der have been received hcrc by the river and the
shipping Of the port the 30th OF June, 1852,
three hundred and six registered and eight hundred
and ty nine tons enrolled and licensed The foreign
rivals for that year only three with aggregate Of
724 TONS ana clearance for foreign ports six with
aggregate 359 tons. Tho contains Eve churches,
one academy and twelve stores, and had, recently,
population OF about vo hundred and fty persons The
county situated in the southeastern part Of the Stote
bordering the Atlantic and has OF six hun
dred and forty square miles, four hundred thou
sand acres II is bounded the southwest by the
tamaha river, and Is drained by the Sapelo river and
Doctors creek The surface is nearly Lowell and partly
covered with pine forests The soil along the Atamaha
Is very fertile The county was organized In 17oS, and
pamed mcmory OF the Mcintosh family early settlers
Of Georgia. The last returns gave the population OF the
county at about six Thousand, OF whom over three
ourths were slaves