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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18
HILLsDALE, MICH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER, 1s, 1862.


bodied man he must stand the little draft"
The school master wound up in excelIen
style, and the subscriber took the stand, NY
| Isaid tho crisis had moi only cum itself, bp
! il had brought all Its relations. 1t has cum
/ said, with evident intention of maxim n
good long visit. It's goin' to tako off il
things and stop with us. If the Federal army
succeeds in takin' Washington, and they seen
TO be advancip, that way pretty often, shal
say it is strategy, and Washington will bs
safe. Aud that noble banner, as it were---
will be a emblem, or rather, l should say, lha,
noble banner--as it were. My wife says SO
too. RI got a little mixed up here, but didn't
notice it. Keep mum.] Feller citizens, it
will bc day for the Republic when Wash.
ington is safe. Gloucester Massachusetts, is
safe, General Fremont is there. No danger
Of Gloucester, Massachusetts, as lorg as Fre-
monfs there. And may the day be hot far
distant when / can say the same Of Washing
ton. But, if it is saved, il will be by stra !.
iegy. Vermont will soon be safe. General
Phelps is comm home. Let us all rejoice
that Vermont is about 10 bc safe. My wife
says SO loo. psf'1r rtF3 n s,r'u 78e st s
The editor Of the Bugle Horn of Liberty
here arose and said: 81 do not wish to in
terupt the gentleman, but important dcs.
patch has just been received at the telegraph
Office here l will read it. 1t is as follows a.
"Gorernnaent as Obom to take rigorous
measures to put down the re6ellionI' Loud
applause. w aoidp Go 0o00es
That, / said, is cheering. That's soothing
And Washington will be safe. Sensation.
Philadelphia is safe. General Patterson j, in
Philadelphia. But my heart bleeds partcly
for Washington. My wife says so too.
There is money enough. No trouble about
money. They've got a 10, of first class bank
note cugravers ut Washington, which place
regret to say, is by no mes rs safe ;, who turn
out three or four cords of money day--good |
money too. Goes well. These bank note
engfavers make good wages. expect they
lay up property. They are full of Union SON.
timent There is considerable Union sonti.
ment in Virginia, more specially among tho
hoacst farmers of,he Shenandoah valley. Ny
wife says so too. edi ec
Then it isn't money we want. But VIC do
want men, and we must have them. We |
must crush the ung'atefol rebels who arc
poundin' the Goddess Of Liberty over Tire
head with slung shots, and stabbin her with
stolen knives! We must lick'em quick. We !
Irust introduce a large number Of first class
funerals among the people of the South. Bet
sey says so too a'. ft sud
This war hain't been well managed. What
lhen? We are all in tho same boat If the
boat goes down, we 60 down with her. Hence
We must all fight. 1t amt no use 10 talk
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

A SEIL.-A farmer went into store one
day, and told the keeper that ncighbor had
entrusted him with some money TO be spent
10 the best advantage, and he meant to do il
whsrc he would be treated th, best, The
trader put on his best smile and treated the
farmer to glass OF toddy and fine c,ga,.-,,
.Now, what do you wish TO purchase, asked
the ssorekecpcr. "Well, my neghtbor hand
cd me TOO centa, 10 buy a plug o'terbaekcr'
Hsv ye got tho nriicleP
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

My townsuon were sort O. dcmo,alizod.-
There was evident desire TO cvadc the draft,
as ] obsarvcd with sorrer, and patriotism was
below Par and Mar, too. A jew despii'.
hadn't no sooner sot down on the pinzzy OF
tho tavern than | see sixteen hossmen, ridn'
four abreast, wcndin' their way up the street.
"What's them! Is'it cavalryi'
"That," said the landlord. sis the stage
Sixteen able bodied citizens has lately bought
the stage limo tween here and Scottsburg. -
That's them. They're stage drivers. Stage
drivers are exempt"
saw that each stage driver carried let
tor in bis left hand. r..
"'rLc mail is hcvy 10 day." said the land
lord. "Giu'rally they don't have more'n hall
dozen letters tween them. To day
they've got one apiccel Bile my lights and
livcrw
"And the passcngcrsl"
"Thcrc aiu't any skaccly now a.days," said
the luudord, "and what few there is, very
much prefer to walk the read is so rough. "
"And how i, is with you?" inquired OF
the editor OF the Bugle Horn Of Libcrty,who
sot near ne.
81 can't GO" be sed, shnkiu' his head in a
wise way. "Ordinarly 81 ould prefer TO
wade in gore, but my b!cedin' country bids
me stay at home. 1t is imperative that re
main here for the purpcss of anuounciu' from
week TO week, that our 9 vernment is about
to take rigorous measures TO put aoUn the
rebellion"
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Colorado Territory.

Contrary to previous reports Ben.et, regu-
lar Republican, and the present delegate IN
Congress from Colorado, is reelected His
plurality over Francisco, tory, Is about 1000,
and over Gilpin, irregular Republican about
l.40OO.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

nSy- A man, speaking OF aplace out west,
says Il Is a perfec, paradise, and sna' 'nousn
most all tho people had tho fever ana seue,
yet i. is great blessing, for Il Is the on'y
exercise they take. u,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

n5y-Thc Japanese ambassadors contracted
!. iii Of $40 900 a, their hotel IN London
They sent il 70 Lord John husse',, noPsDG O
England would pay !: as other countries nsa
lone. but Lord John refuscd.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

A YANKEE RsnEL GKSERAI.--The rebel
General Thomas Kirby Smith. is native OF
Middle Haddsm, village OF Mida'eseS
County, twenLv mics from Hartford. A few
ycsa s;sce no left that place aud went TO
Now Orleans, where engaging IN business
With his half brother. ho nmassej largo for
,une Upon the breaking oas o. tho rebel
~. ho hecsme ono Of lis military Leaders
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pyDaniel says that he thinks that board ',s :
era who are obliged TO seas sansages 's'os
times n day during dog days, are jus''heo ~
crowling az their fare.
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THE DRATTIN BALDWINs-
VILE.
p,r ARrRMus WARD,


I lin DATED shall resign. Il
Deeply grateful for The unexpected homo
thus conferred upon me / shall feel COMPEL
ed 10 resign the position in favor Of sum NOR,
worthy person. Modesty is what ails me-
That's what kept me under. zirtaii a1A
L meanter say, shall have to resign il Tn
drafted everywhere. I've been inrold.
must now, furrisiuns, DO inrolled in upward.
Of 200 different towns. If I'd kept on ira
velin' I'd cveptooally becum Brigade, 10
which case l could hev hell meetin' and
elected myself Biigadeer Gin,a, quito un-
animiss. hain't no iica there was so many
of me before. But, serisly, / concluded TO
stop exhibitin', and make tracks for Baldwins.
vile. a 81 .e sf- en egfi, sioi
Ny only daughter threw herself onto my
boosum, aud said. at is Inc faythcr! l
thank the gods?"
She reads tho. Ledger. ft' q iogs
''Tip us yer bunch Of fivcs, old fakcrp said
Arielnus, Jr. He reads the Clipper.
My vito was to The sowin' circle. I knew
she and the wimen folks was havin' pleas.
ant time slanderin' the females Of the cther
sowin' circle, (Which likewise met that after
on,) and was doubtless enjoyn' themselves
ekally we'll in slande,n' the fist named cir
Gle, an | didn't send for her. / aus like 20
sec proplc enjoy themselves qus 2
My con Orgustus was plan onto foot.
Oigustus is ethereal cus,. The twins
was buidin' cob houses in a corner of the
kitchen. e.
lrll cost some postage stamps to raise this
faa,1y and yet itud 90 hard with the old
man 10 lose any lamb of the flock. 'f
An old bachelor is poor crittcr He
ray have hearn the skylark or (what's nearly
tho same thing.) Miss Kellogg aud Char
lofty Pat.! sing he may have hearn Ole
Bul! fiddle and all the Dodsworths toot, an
vet he don't know ncthin' about music-thc
he real, genuine thing-ihe music Of the
laughter Of nappy, well fed children! And
you nsy ax their father homo TO dinner, feel.
irg very sure there'll be TO spoons missin'
when be goes away. Sich fathers never drop
lin five cent pieces into the contribution box,
nor palm shoe pegs eff onto bind hosscs for
BATS, nor skeddado TO British sile when the |
,osniry's in danger-nor do anything which
s really mean. l don't mean to intimate
hat the old bachelor is up to little gamcs OF
his sort--not at all-but | repeat, he is
Door critter. He don't live here; he only
aays. He ought to pologize, on behalf Of
lis poiisnts, for bein' here at ALL The hap
,y married man dies in good slile at homo,
urrounded 10y his weeping wife and children.
The old bachelor dyn't die at al--hc sori of
OTIS away, like a pollywog's toll.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

'Malchless miscry," has boon defined
to be basiug cigar aud nothing to light i
with. ara ,lt,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

rxA correspondent from the IN. says,
.s a., soldiers arc charmed every night with
tho laws OF sho niehfepgale.' We will bet
hat they wonld bc good deal more charm
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

II may be added that aside from the in
creased general business tf the coantry, the
expenditures and revenue collections OF the
Government, augmented as they lave been
many fold by tho war, constitute avery large
new use for circulating mcdiom. re-
To what extent Treasury notes may be is
sued, without unduy innsting prices, depends
upon many contingencies, and can only be Fl
ually determined by tho test Of cxperiencc.----
Financial theories, however cautious and well
considered, arc so liable 10 be disturbed by
circums,anccs, that il is not the most wiso who
are the most confident as to anything future
in money matters.
1t may be laid down, however, 40 a genera
proposition. that certain extent OF increase o
paper money in war times. is necessary to pro
serve tho normal scale Of prices against The
tendencies 20 alarm and depression incident e
a condition CT war. And even IL paper MONEY
il 90 much increased as to raiso prices, proyid
cd tho initiation Is within moderate li'rils. -
an injury With many coppeusations: Asau,
rate, Il i during var, II ever, that that sort 2
sfson-fss A, hnsinaoa actlYl1Y la foisl
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

~ A LsO BLACK TEA THAT WILL GIVE
ratsstios. besides general assortment ut Family
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

nH Struggling Is punished in tho Virginia
Ir,ny In ahsrina tha had and shork rsiioua
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18

WOULD INF~RM ALL THOSE WHO
are In want of Mails. that have the New York and
Eseis Mis- prsudr vleh viii ~ the
en- inspection. and give most rerffct rti&fAftion.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1862-11-18
III. M. LILLE

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT, Law
sndSocitor in Chatcery. Hillsdale Mich onice With
Geo. A. KnickeI booker. dec2idl
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MERCER d WEAVER

ATTORNEYS, & SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY
and Natarics Public. All legal business, promntl ya!en
tded to- o6ec in Boies' Block MaA st HUDSON, N.
ANDREW C. MERCER. cLKMENT r. WEAVER
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KNICKERBOCKER a. BARKER

ATTORNEYS AND COUFSELLORS AT LAW
hhd Solicitors IN Chancery. once in Bostwicks block
Chher OF Howell and McColum Streets, Ililsdale Mich
UFo. A. kNicKERBoCkER, CuAs. y. BARKER.
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Fires, Inquests, Accidcsts, &c.

A SLoor BuRNED-About Eve o'clock. yes
to-day morning, tie soop Ia Ona" loaIei with
hay, lying ~ the foot 90 North Moore street. ~ r.,
W. NC, w nie the sparks from the cabin smoke
PpT. To-. nay was totally destroyed and the sloop
pach burned. She WINS scuued u prevent her
t,tal destu lion. Lass about $4,000; not insured.
The zlonp and cargo were the property Of Abram
cartwright, Of Staten Island.
The MATTHEWS STABDISo CAsE-AN EXA
MIS- rtnN ugroRr CoRuNrc RANSRY-Tm PRyss
EN,LuuEp-Tm "FANCy" ApNrrrFp.-The Police
&. ut at J,fisrson Market was besie,ged yesterday
morning 10y gamblers, horse-fnciers, and sporting
characters generally, the occasion which called
them ont b"ing the examination In the case " Pat
Matthews, who was stabbed IN a row in Broadway,
wear hlst street, early on Thursday morning. The
investigation held bofNre Coroner Inney, In a
private m, aud the C,rcner took especial care
that no members " the press should he present,
though tie "hucy" were freely admitted After
The Close of the examination lie was asked n allow
TIE REPORTER 10 sec the papers but refused, falling
hack upon hi7 legal right q retain all papers SIXTY
days. From what could be learned, 1t Sppc1's that
~ the three parties, Thos. Reynolds, wm. WhtSon
and jas Sicily, who were arrested as the pcrspns
charged with s.A hing Matthew'S the fra named
was the most guilty All were, however, h-ld for
further examination, and g. await the result ~ the
wounds inflicted. Late yesterday afternoon M
theVs was very faint from loe oi blood, and Ais
W, spcc,s ~ recovery were NJ better than the
previous day.
\ STRANGE OcCURRESCE-Ycst C)ro-
nCr M rply held an inquest upon tie body " an old
ally ndutd Jane McMuriy,Sho " 81 found lie 81 n
No uf the apartments her house, y, o. Narth TN
.t WI lismshury. She had ,een m ssrd for upwards
~ three weeks when the room sh- occupied was
b oxen oIen 10y tie P.l -, aud Ler deal hply found
upon the A,pr. Near whore snc lay was found re-
shruud cIp, aud all the phara shRrnclA Of the grave
except q coffin. verdict thn, she came o. hcr
death rom congestion ~ the brain. was rendered.
Deceased wls In comf'rtahle circun 4 'ncee owning
the house iu VIII b she lived and Fuine othot pro.
pcriy. She secluded herself from ,ll r,cicty aud
refused ul attentions from her neighb"rs.
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DRATEIU,

REu.LY-oa Friday, nh ins,, sNer q severe Ill
ness, Mary. wife Of james Reilly, q naiive u Bel
turOet, Co. Csvaa, Ireland, aged 90 years.
The friends Of IL . family, and thoss u her bro .
theirs, Philip and Hugh Fitzpatrick. rsspect-
fully Invited N attend the funeral. Suriay sfter-
noon. Feb. 9Ih a, o'clock, trum her lstt nee,
Sis Sixth ave, bet. toth and cJth ats. .!
sHERIDAN-on Feb. Ith, Of conge-t.Jh q. ,Ae
brain, william sneridan.
HIS friends and acquaintancea a-e rcspe tfi!.y ~.
uted " attend the funeral on sunday afternoon, 9th
inst, at o'cloc1 frum hts late residence 10 flr
syth q. Cork papers please copy. 9S
VAN SKIVER-On Friday, IN irst, At Jcvk
A. NJ, amer long and painful lines, " Nnsinp-
ton, Peter s. Van sSiver, only son Of Abraham and
Martha Van skvor, aged 90 years, I months and II
days
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spec,fully invited W attend the funeral, Sun lay
afternoon. 9th tnst, n O'Clock, from his late res
dsnce, java 81, Greenpoint, brooklyn, T. d. 90
wILDE-In wilismshurgh, on Wednesday, 5ih
Inst, Saml. Wilde, tof the Arm Of sAnh Wilde 4
Sons,l aged OF years
The relatives and friends oi the family are re-
spectfllly invited W attend the funeral, ON
Saturday afternoon, Sth inst, Al o'c,ock. without
further notice, At the Congregational Clape or. Of
South Sd and 18th sts, WiniNnsburgh.
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DEATHS.

M.BEN- Suddenly, Il disease u the heart, Theo-
d're CoS'eu Alben' only son ~ Walter 7. and Sarah
=. Alden, and grNnd'on OF Hannah Van Horn, aged
The friends and relatives Of the family arc re-
'pectf'Iy invited n attend the funeral, Sun lay
t'rno.n 9th inst, at o'clock. frora the residence
II Ids parenp, 235 LOrimer n, wilamsburgh. q
BURTIs-on Friday, 7th inst, Mary Jams d.uRh-
ter 81 James Ahd Jane Burtis, aged years, mos.
TIE relatiyes and friends OF the t,rrilv ara "a.
Spectfully invited " attend the funeral on sunday
sfternoon, 9th inst, at O'Clock, from the resi-.
denee OF her parents, 329 West 10th st. o.
oR9ssTon Friday, 7tt inst samuel Cross, ma
i've 81 nun, Yorkshire, England, aged a. years
The friends u the family, ais tie on yeTs and
members Of Putnam Engine Co. No. n, AMI tie
officers and members II Degraw Truck, No T. are
respectfully Invited g. attend tie funeral, on Gun Law
afternoon, 9th inst, AZ o'oock, from his late resi-
vtaton. - '''' '"' '''D ~ "''''-' ''''n'5 81 IN
CUNNINGHAM-Op Thursday 9th inst, Of con.
sumption, Mary Cunningham, aged 2S years.
Her friends aud relatives are respectfllly invited
n attend tie funeral, on Saturday atarn5.1n, Feb
STU n o'clock from the residence u her parents,
cor 18Th st. and 5.L ave. Hor alnains will 10 Ken
h Calvary Cemetery fr intsrment. q
DOHERTY-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, 9th inst,
HUH Dol eIty, IN the goth year u his age.
TIC relatives and friends OF ths family re re-
specuuy invited 20 attend the funeral, on sun Law
residence, Vi Wyckod 1t, brooklyn. %
HlhAl DOB Friday, 7'h inst, a'ter a short H.
ness May, vile OF Francis V. Giraud, in the IIth
year Of herIge. " Wv 49,
Her relatives AMI friend' and those Of ber .,,p
John /, G.rUd and Cpis. NJ CARTE arc Tesne.,,
fi'y invited - attend the funeral, IN sunday amer
noon, Feb. oh, at O'Clock, from her late resi-
dence, i6l West i2th st. 1873
uEhKN-on Thursday, 9th inst, Mary Hetrn,
daughter Of John and Budget A. Hearn, In the
10Th year Of her age.
The friends ~ tue family, and those Of her bro
'her-iu-w, Matthew Burke, respectfully invited
N attend the funeral, this saturday. afternoon.
Sth inst at o'clock, from her late residence l9i
Ave. b, cor. 18th st, TO Calvary Cemetery. bS
LANG-On Wednesday, 9th inst, Sarah, wife OF
Robert N. Lang In the I1th year Of her age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
W attend the funeral. Sunday afternoon, 9th inst
tik O'Clock, from her late residence 100 East 2sth
! street IS
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rsscals bu, Il u 10 bs hoped hal the hsTOr VII, at
leass revoke the licenses q those auc,ipnssrs who
have establlahss character a. Peler Funks. They
are banded together 70 resis, the law, and $500
q year Is reported 70 be paid BY them 70 wall.
known criminal lawyer who acts As their attorney.
Il IL fortunate tia, we havs q Mayor who Is nc, TO
bs influenced by the fac, that he Is at the same
time N ON nsnt politi ian conspicuous In the Re-
publi-ar ccunsels q, the lass Election.
The vi, tins Of the Peter Funksare usually coun-
tr,msn; intelligent enough but imagining them
20 ,es much cutter than they really are Occasionally
however. they Justify their self confidence, and the
Peter Funks are taken In their own trap. Such
a case occurred yesterday at No. Is Park Row
where vcrdsni looking countryman bid on some
watches that had been put up 70 be sold sngly
or toge,hcr. One II the Pcrer Pnnks bid hty
cent? for one, when the couniryman bid 70 cents.
After aims hnbustering,' the rictioneer Knocked
the watch down ~ 10 cents. The counsryman took
out the money and laid held Of one Of the watches.
when the man who had otTercd the 30 cents,
intertercd and claimed that he had bid IS cents.
The oountryman, however, was determined not o.
be bullied into giving up the watch, and marched
deliberately out Of the store with the whole pack
Of auc.ioneers or Peter Funks At his heels. Meet.
ing an officer, the countryman was given in
charge and conveyed before Justice Brennan, who
decided that IL did no, within his Jurisdiction
~ II was merely question Of veracity between
the parties as b. who made the highest bid. The
coun,rymsn WAS therefore discharged. Suisse
quently he tod the Judge confdentslly that
some Of his friends had been swndled ny these
nroel, au,ions and he had vowed tina, the hrst
time he came 70 New York, he would have his re-
venve Tho watch ma vvotth
TnE REroRr TINT GES. Scorr is going 10
Key West In the United States steam slocr CHI
mond proves 10 be erroneous, as intimatcl in our
paper day or two since. lie did intend ~ go 10
Key Yves, Tor the benefit o. his health, AMI the tow
erumt mt ofered him passage board the Rich
mond. Hut the preparation of the vessel was 10
laycl ill the scason was tpo Ear adyauccl and he
has rcsolycd not 10 nm axe the vnvAla.
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An adjourned meeting OF this Board was held
yesterday. Supervisor Tweed in the chair.
The report on the Committee TaNe- on the
CuwptrUl l,i X budget was taken UP.
SuIeI, isur stewart novel that tie appropriation
~ Curonoi's expenses t20tO0 be reduced u 81,
JOO and that tie ,ppr, piintOn for tees of on and
witnesses, bo reduced b Sd5,OOO. The Gfst motion
Va lost, ~ tho u'hrr VA ,doptei.
TIE tiIu Iri,t'pu 'Hr removal ~ lGUhnr iuCum-
Hos, vs. reduced fr.m f1,bUOto 5000.
supervisor Blunt said thi Dee WAS ready 30 vote
cola the tax levy a. n stprl, for ~ matter what
iuui udmDts they might make the LEGISLATURE
would take LH notice 81 them. supervisor Blunt
AIS t. occasion o. -',k ul the appropriation hir
.rut4ug, which lie tho. ,hg might be rclu. 81 -
fi,Wo, hy OHuuun' tho patronage o' the Board 10
twp NJ three papers ~ the largest circulation,
The t,N ,CSy as adopted Ia AS follows
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THE SUNDAY DIsrATCH.
BARNEY IN A FoGG.

COLLECTOR BARNEY IN A FoGG.
COLLECTOR BARNEY IN A FoGe.
COLLECTOR BARNEY IN A FoGG.
COLLECTOR BARNEY IN A roGG.
COLLECTOR BARNEY ~ A ro0G.
COLLECTOR BARNEY Is A rOGG.
COLLECTOR BARNEY IN A FOGG.
COLLECTOR RARNEY IN A FoGG.
COLLECTOR BARNEY IN A roGG.
COLLECTOR BARNEY rs 4 FooG,
~,
now NOT TO % IT."
"How NOT 30 DO IT"
"How NOT TO DO IT"
now NOT To 10 IT"
NOW NOT To DO 1T"
'uow NOT TO DO IT"
"uOw NOT To DO TT"
"uOw not TO DO IT"
"HOw NOT To Do IT"
"nOw NOT To DO IT,"
Spicy REVELATION or THE NEW YORK
Custom HOUSE.
A SPICY REVELATION OF ruB NEW YORK
CUSTOM HOUSE.
A srIoY REVELATION OF THE NEW YORK
Custom HOUSE.
A sriCY REVELATION OF TINT INV YORK
{, SION HOUSE.
srICY REVELATION OF TIE NEw YORK
CUSTOM not 81.
4 sIGCY HLVELAIIOS OF THE INV YORK
CUSTOM HOUSE
\ sriCN REVELATION or rHE NEW YORK
CUSTOM nousE.
4 SriCY REVELATION or INV Ngw YORK
4 spICY RrNElNlIQS OF TuE NEW YoRh
custom uorsF.
4 SPICY RkyIi ALTON or TIE SES YoRt
G. sroN HOUSE
~ 1lnS WEEKS SUNDAY DISPATCH
IN Ills WEEKS SUNDAY DISPATCH
IN TINS WEEKS SUNDAY DISPATCH
,r,,lS WEEKS SUNDAY DISPATCH
-, r,.IS MkltE'I siNpAY DISPATCH
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DENTISTR Y.
DIR. HOYT. DENTIST.
NEW YORK TEETH COMPANIES
MEDICINES.

CONSUMPTION CURED by WHAT
- ever cause induced. Those who are suffering
With any Of the symptoms Of consumption. such a.
coughs, raising OF matter from the lungs, sorensaa
pains In the chest, sides, or back, oppressive
ureatping, or dizziness Of the head, should consua
DR.. O"rOOLB, who has made the cure OF ooaHImp-
can refer 10 over 100 eases ~ confirmed oonsump-
ton, which he has cured, In the city Of New YORK
within the last months. In all eurabls cAseA, 70.
lief from suffering is guaranteed, ~ the nr~ "
hours, treatment. DR.. NJ. q. O'TOOLH, Consunap-
ton PLY Stefan o Third ave- bet l2th and 18th -.
New York. Tel as 5rrh5-lo
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CERTAIN CURE FOR THE PILESk0
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the receipt will be forwarded n them. No ma NJ
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