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TRAINS LEAv1 Nrw-YnRK,

TRAINS LEAv6 4 NEw-YoRK; "A.
Ok, $3.50, 4:9o and I'm IA.
sOg Brdspsrt. ! lE.5, n:3o g. nj i2;ls EIh 500
For Milfor <sad straord, llao A. m. SO q" "a
.5cn aSr :" s0A Southport aud NeS'porh q n''
Tor ker~.R, $50 1850 m ia:lS tE'h 81" tEI"
Es S Dsrien Si and 5recpsich $50 n:so nj 49, t;
For Stamford, I, CEA), s:3a li;ao NJ; E;S 'h'''
~ Poyt SSg ,s .g .ns ;Sternedte stations $50 lo
N. J:5o 4:3a $50, $50 P. ~: ,,, ,,,c -
For Bor.su via Springfield, lEx)i 5tEEb Ef. n.
For Boston via Shore Line l2il3 TX Sd. al.
For Ee-tiogd snd Springfield, tEx), iI3 H.. tExl
.. n. -,
For Connection: River Railroad (x) to Montrssls
IL " . u D Northampton. r,
Rof Hartford, ProyideAee and fishkin Railroad tEIb
1s5e l. m.
ESv New Havn, Newloudon and stonington kAresd S
an 2l5, = p. =,
For Caal Railroad, l2l5 p to Northampton. IN
Eor Housstonic Railroad, & a. u.
For NsugAtuck Railroad, 3 a M. : p. m
for DG.6ury and Norwsk Ralrosd 20 a. N 40 o. n
Co1ino6ous Sleeping Cars attached p. IN. Trains
JAMES II. HOYT, Superintendent.
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NJ b. GRIFFIN e. BROS, No 25s Grand.
I've st., Nswfork and No. Isl Fucns Brookiyn are or
tracing Teeth positively without pa.n BY the ass of nitroas
oIyd gas No charge for extracting whom artificial teeth su
inserted Tsy sho inserting fun ssts Of eeth q
Sold f23 flatina- S1Si Silver, el0, Rubhsr ela EN13
s.s sS gold s1i silver. o. Eyt1stsG y Vssk =
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METROPOLITAN FAIR, SEw- YORK. April T. 1854
IRKNUREKs DEPARTMENT.. 5
THE OFFICE of the 1kEASU RER has
i been removed from No GTea;J oness TO the Metro
pol,an Fair Building IN l.tLst
~ persons desrous Of contributing money -eqnes'od &c
n, NJ. same 10 BENZ. COLLINS e.q Assistant Secretary
the q. Sanitary COnmis.ion, IN. office, No az Broad
way. up sisifs.
1 cheeks made payable the order AZ the Treasurer
rF All persons having claims ssanst the Metropolitan all
Association requested hd their bi % Mr Collins ai
de above Iaued otics o the L. :. sanitary Comus ion.
ELLEN r. STRONG Treasurer.
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A LADY having from $500 to 81 900 in
IA cash may fnd opportunity TO INVEST II, with her
servces In pleasant and profitable business where there IL
rs and where she viii have the money under her
control, by addressing M. A., Tribune Office.
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'S'IIE many accidents that daily occur on the
boats and railroads that Ia every direction
much dreaded Gays becsue al passengers carry bot
tie OF the TROPICAL BAI4SAM" 10 IL IN time for
wounds bruises, cuts &c. See advertisements under Ned
ica."
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM.
~ PANY.
| For further particulars, spplyto
WILLIAMS g. GUION No. 7, wan-s

WILLIAMS & GUION No. !, wan-s.
GTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- ira Vt Queenstown Cork udboIb--1he well known
steamers OF the Liverpool Ncwfork and fhadeph Steam
ship Company intended to sail a. lo6ws
CITY on MANCHESTER.........- .Ssrurdsy Arrl
CITY OF SATURDAY kIrll 4,
ETSA saturday April q
AID every succeeding SATURDAY. noon. Pier ~
North River.
PASSAGE,
PAYABLE in gold, or its equivalent IN currency
FIRST CABlN........ $40 90 Observation-Disclosures go on
Fir Csbiu to London. Is % Seer5ge London.. a 20
Fi Cabin TO Pafis. " ~ seegsge 10 PaEs... 40 "
First Cabin 20 Hamburg 90 % SreTage te Hamburg. % Oh
Passenger, also forwarded to Havre, Eremen Rotterdam
Antwerp, Sc st equally low rs.rs.
fares from Liverpool Quecns,own ls. Cabin, s13 SSS
SlO5 S.erSfe SS35 Tho-o who with send lor theil
friends buy tickets here at these rates.
fog further information, syiy a. the Company. Offices
JOHN g. DALE, Agent, Ne IS Broadway, n. Y.
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Me0ital.
A TTENTION, LADIES.
"a TFIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDf'
CIR LANES GLAlKES
cELEBRkTFD FEMALE PILLS
x--..d ton, a uyescrif,tion OF Sin j. Clarke "a De-

CELEbhAIfD fbNAnb LII. n n
Yrepsred from prescription Of Sir >. Inse, d.. " ~
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen a
v&.v.l known medicine 10 no mposilon pue % suIe % %
-. r.medy for Female Difficulties snd Obs,Iue9o
s..,e Whatever and although poweriai rT sdes
.cthipf burtfa the constitution fio an tJ.
|, Teeslisrly ysuited u will, in short ''i"e' ''As ~ INV
monthly period with regularity. s, PA, In Al. p.ok
n al csses Of aud Spinal az ~ % 81 g.
md Limbs Fatigue on sheh e1eiupn pIi 3 eject konre
s III - beT neAns have fsied AID although po~.ra
r,medy do no, contain iron cal0rnei' antony o'
Aursfu TO the constitution. -. -, .,h oa,l.ro which
FuI directions In the pam phe' aio"N' 0'-" Fs' "
sAsuldb be carefully preserved a.. r.. e,h....,,
r., mi paroaiaIs gel pamphlet ee oi the agent;
HR-S and postage stamps inc.osed 70 an, enthovLeu
-, .i iuspre bottle containing over ~ pubs by IetuIh
IA Sold by all druggists. =. -.
JOB MOSEs, No. p coulandi:,t, New York,
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Ocean CLEANERS.
J,OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. frs

E'OR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
I cla,s STEAMER will leave New FORK on the 81 Ign
and 2d of each MONTH except when those dates ia on
DAY when iLs day Of departure viii be tho MOADAi iol'
lowing. =, IN,
For Freight Passage spply at the only ofce No Bow
In. ,y..p D.b. ALLEN. Agent
LOR EEW-ORLEANS, DIRECT.-Tbe new
il o. s. Mail Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt.
John A. Post, viii leave Pier No North River Oh SAIuh-
DAY, April 9, at p. m.
Pas,ege with Unsurpassed accommodations $50.
Arply 40 III. b. CROMWELL a Co.. No. 30 West-st.
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Mliliiarp Notifies.

vM RECRUITS WANTED at the recruit
aOO ING rendezvous TompkiDsville Staten land inst
D@ng) 70 al the quota OF Richmond County, for which
m viii be psd Ia hand TO each recruit County Bounty o
49, sxeiasise Of oil other Boupes Parties having men n
esG0, bot yet seeTodted win poase address Box No y
ssapletop n. n, Staten Island
By<erdef Board Of Supervisors
DAVID L. GARDINER, CbsInsD.
y wESAyy. Cssk
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VHE LONDON AND NEW-YORK STEAM.

rpNHE LONDON AND NEW-YOKK STEAM
SHIP Co. will disps,cb sernonthly thef and
class B-.lsh iron ST. .rfships CELIA, BELL0NA IOWA.
OHIO. INDIANA aud MANHATTAN, each 900 tuns bir-
den between London and New YORK, calling at Hayrc
voyage London Rates OF payable in United
states currency from New York First CABIN, SO; second
cabin $50, stserare $50 From London or Hryre First
cabin leo second cabin, go teergc, $40 For passage
apply 60 CtIAs. A WHITNEY, at the office No 70 Bsosd
way. For ifegh apply al NO - South.st.
ROWLAND ASPINWALL, Agents.
DASSENGERS.-Whon you go to secure
youraoom on board any steamer inquire whether the
4 Capain Keeps tho 'TROPlCAL BALSAM." Ii he does
ro sIe some with you II IN Of wound cut &c.
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OFAENFSS CTREn HOWEVER CAUSED

N-Mr Editor: Seeing an sdvstisement IN your paper
ma the deaf might be relieved by sppyng to Ir boNdn
fw.s induced 10 leave home and test the Doctors ss Ws'
20 deaf that was unable hes ordinary conversation
NV sstonsnent IN twenty minutes my hearing wes perfectly
restored. ftSANNlS teiNhAAiNpSN-"
Dr. BoARDMANs OAsce No. sA Broadway
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SHi - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
ICot. R. X. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
IAt r. Al through trains the West by this uoute leave
New ok from the foot Of CoGsnd,st Through iicke,s
ior Cheso Mweukee Sc Psu and all points in the North
West SsestiDe, indianapolis Lousvil, ST. Louis. Cleye
and Columbus Cincinnati and all points In the West and
souhWest can be gocured IT the Office Of the
SentlsI H. H., No Ahor House, At he Depot foot os
Courtlerd Through trlirs esyo New ork u foil ows
q. m Express, via Philadelphia arrives in Pittsburgh q
go an
p Express via Philadelphia arrives in Pit.sSur,h
l:20 p. m.
p m Express, via Allentown. arrives n Pittsburgb a
4: 80 p. IA.
One Through Train Sunday, via PHILADELPHIA leaving
New-l ok al b p. III.
J. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent,
No. A6tor House
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QuAKrKRsAsrRRs oFuoE- No. States, !
NEv-YORS Mareh :, lCGi.}
DERSONS owning or representing steamers,
Sblps schooners c. are requested 10 hand into this
oiee daily the OF al such vessels they may wish to
charter tho Government, or have eight or Their Ton
rage Standing Rate of Charter kc. VII he required.
SlLMARI Van WHIT. AIsor and Qu.IleTmastsr.
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MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
Ell IN Rour w s.ks nv nr. RlCNRDs ESSENCE olLIEE.

H1 in -Four Weeks by Or. RlCORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE
TRs wonderful agent viii restore Manhood 20 the mo
.,tered Constituon whether arising from Ezcesses, SELF
Abu,e the Effects Of Climate Natural Csases Ihe tune
rsqnired the most uve,eate case is four
xrr Il impossible. Dr. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE h
sod In with instructions for for 50 OF four an
~ IN one for SO Sent carefuy packed on receipt oi remit
tsnes by his accredited agent Circulars seut free receipt
e four s.ampe PHILIP ROLAND, No. ~ BIoonesl,
o. a. y1.st frou Rroedvav H.s-lork
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CORPORATION Notices.
I,OOO.O0O .I LOAN 20.

PROPOSALS FOR 81, 900, 600. SOLDIERS BOUNTY
FUND BONDS.
BEING THE BALANCE NOT AWARDED ON BIDS
FOR s2,coooOo OPENED APRIL 2, Ise4)
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Drp GOODS.

ID Ii. MACY.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
LINEN GOODS AND HAN ANDKERCHTFS
RIBBONS AND STR.w GOODS
FRENCH FLOWERS AND FANCY OOOD''
PARAsoLs AND SUN UMBRELLAS.
HOSIERY AND UEpERWEAR
LACES AND EMBROIDERlES.
CoRsETs AND YANKEE NOTIONS.
MA0f 8 0hhh DAAii' FRENCH KID GLOVES
Nos 2e4 and 2O6 SiXrH-AV,
TWO DOORS BELOW FOURTH-ST.
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Dentistrn.
rHETIC NITROUS OXIDE.

A NESTHETIC NITROUS OXIDE,
IA Being acknowledged by scientific men to be- the onlv
agent BY use Of which teeth be extracted without pain ~
injurious results. Those who desires k ops ration ale sd-
ysett cal! Dr. HoYT solo banuisetnror oace No wa
Broadway, near 20.h-st.
BIN order fursh sn eent accommodations for hA
buadn. No. s.s Broadway pea 18th s to which be VIII -
move May l. u. -l.l7 7-T.I =
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Go fubcm il man Gontern.

CAUTION.
~ Where's. nv wife. ELLEN NJ SMITH late of War
wick Orause County State of New for, having eh he
home taking with her ny children good aud ohstte aud
souo 70 reside IN married hereby caution all and
every per-on persos against trusting her my account
a pay debts by her contracted either before OF after
WILLIAM SMITH.
Bosion April T. 1854
.nR0PSY CURE D-Even the WORST
~ CASESAn experienced Physician desirs TO Sa' Lie
and l. anxious 10 made known is wondered Cure Address
Dr. Y. u. BOYD No. - wes, 3jd'st.. Sew-1ori.
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A BBATT q RATHBUN,
~ Und-G - Nicholas Hotel
No. 81 BROADWAY
having for many y4Es paid particular attention to the mana
fhcture OF - - .-s.
BOYS CLOTHISG,
and st,sinad degree OF excellence rarely oqusd would o'u
M. attention OF parents and guardians the nrge and attract
i've sock tney ae now getting up Spring and Summed
trade Aiso - - 1900.
OF the latest styles and best " ortuEnHAip. So 80 -.
Iy PsIiicvisr attention paid making Military Clothing
informs Tor Schools.
FURNISHING GOODS
N great variety,
ron MN AND BOYS
rmbrscing
WHITE. COLOBED AND hEGMOEF SHIRTS,
HERlNO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS,
SCARFS AND rIkS,
CLOVIS HDFKS., HOSIERY, 10, 40, .,
COUKNOlSIEKS KID GLOVES
The Custom Department compTsos fall assortment Of The
Finest and Beet Cloths Cls2-ses and Verne dc required
foT Eens which viii be Ide 70 odeI by e1 retnoed
end f.sA!C1abe CJtterA
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NEW.YORK & NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1862 CoMMENCIHG nov. is, 1853. 1854
Passenger Station IN NewYork, eornsr 1hst and tb
Entrance 2T.nSt
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6p c0YZITTS PERUVIAN MEDICINES.

INK. GNJNLAIIL Inv Inv
~ These valuable Medicines can be had OF the 1eneFA
xssp, j. w CARLE, No. 90 libertysj Deinss > HsSnss
Ss ao2 Broadway; r. C. Wells Co., No 10 frGnk
Il gbords No 81 Dsyst and J. Yong No l3o Ns,lSA =
Translsted from the n. v FRANCO-AMkRlCAAo oi lTh
Raroh "Sarsspsfla medicine, has had It's day 'ueyA
upSsr thai name have sold many prepaaons as injurious
h the health 6s 10 the taste that The nctea Ie,H
thsp yesert to their depangy suti TO dsese fetu
NM irnshes remedy which viii ultimately replace earss
.~yiua aud which no quack initiate. We refer 20 Di
bONIALF'S SYRUP DE LONA. Several that We tncw
so have tried e. pronounce unsurpassed for e1Sneons as
s.es impurity Of the blood female complaints blyN,ne
.nd ola cured diseaFes Judging nom the sister en-
n few of our friends II is actually blessing and OF hei
suble value for the extrpsion OF Oout and hheunA' '
vhogused with , conn -, , pupt-u,rrc
PERUVIAN OINTMENT.
wsspew lons since that GONZALES PULMoNIC PERU
WAN OIL was high repute in South AmeTca but nom sp
.ssrnnees the SYRUP DE LOAA viii acquire stiu EreseI
hme" -. -, -, .--..,.
SYRUP De LOXA for impurities Of the blood, euaneons
Hssase invetsrate houness female complaints, euieu
secret diseases, etc, : II per bottle. 80. t;.;.,.
PULMONIC PERUVIAN OIL for bronchitis, nelPleh'
sonsumntioD colds hOsrseness etc. 81 per bottle ~, ~
GONZALES GOUr end RHEUMATIC, rLNt ~
OINTMENT warranted, If ased with Syrup De Loi 20 .h
srpate Gout Rheunssn. etc, ct sent VI
ysoeIp Of funds J. w earle, Agent NO. " I1.cIS ~
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A New Convention.

CINCINNATI, Aue. "a, 1851.
This mornings Ga:eite closes leader on the
Presidency a. follows:
"Compared with tue great interests OF stake men
arc Of no consequence except 40 far a. regards Their
qualifications Gor positions to be hcd and tie man who
posseses these qualifications and at the same time can
beat unite the people the person called for IN TINS criS'
On TIC part Of Union people there are no attachments
10 men equal 10 their attachments TO the cause ana Tor
this tho masses ere prepared TO labor regardless OF per-
sonal considerations. That man and that po'~y
which shall promise most for the true interests OF the
country ere to be sought for and sustained reBafurSs
of muor considers atoms These We believe TO be the
sediments Of the people. and We are fully sashad that
the masses will enthusiastically approve whatever may
honoraby and in good filth be done. looking TO the de-
feat Of the PEACE PARTY IN the approaching election
even TO the holdng OF convention and the nomi
mating ola new candidate
This evenings Times has the following leader:
'Evon the strongest friends Of Lincoln must ac
knowledge that his popularity based upon his fitness
for the presidential chair. has boon on the wane
since the hour when the Baltimore Convention
closed is Ilbors Growing opposition has
brought another candidate into the field. 10 whom
81 course there will be awarded certain vote in the
coming election The object Of oil the loyal people OF
e country now shond be TO consolidate oil their forces
n sns,an the government and bring 1t safely through
the darkest hour which has assaicd It since became
free end independent Under the guidance Of Mr. Lincoln
as chief Executive satisfied that this will he
matter of the greatest difficulty. We have CLING to
him during four years administration because We
have recognized him the exponent Of principle but
We feel that now. TO some extent. he has
lost the confidence OF the people. though
the principle which nominated and renoruinated him
viii live forever undes our Constitution. We learn
ten with greet qualification, and indorse the move
mont that measures are being taken which perhaps will
result IN the withdrawal OF all candidates now before tho
people, and the selection Of man OF administrative
ability sufficient for tse present emergency. and who
guide tao Ship Of State through the stormy sea Of
poLi.eal eTIIs and Whose aateoedca.s VII re-
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store that Confidence in tho Administration. which
We regret TO say Ia fast waning away 1t Is
now perfectly clear that neither Lincoln nor
General Fremont unite the surages OF the friends
Of the Union We do not why nor do we lay blame
to either candidate AL know is that the public SEN
nen Is too fearfuy divided TO incur any risk Ia the
coming election, when the entire welfare and the
hoicst interests Of the country are at stake.
The cause Is too great to hazard on mere preferences
for rnen. Gen Fremont, has, we learn. signided his
willingness to retire In view Of nomination In favor
Of such n candidate as can rc-unite the vote
Of The country; and We doubt not that LIN
colns pat,iodsm poub irdsee him TO adopt the
same course. Movements ere now in contemplation
amor some OF the leading men Of undoubted integrity
in tho Fast and West and could bs made with prom
se Of undoubted success We favor the measure IN its
present position. and will when maturcd. give II our
hearty support"
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DIED.

DIED. ... ..
BROWNsOF-On Friday, Aug 2sth Of wounds received at
Rcams Sutton. Vs. Thursday Aug zotn' captain Id
ward Ercwisob, C. az. A. D. c., Gen. flsneoeks stat.
younge son OF DOCTOR o. Brownson, IN the z year OF
Notice o the funeral hereafter
GoDPH:Y--At Saratoga Springs. Saturday Ans 9th,
Edrsi Godfrey q NE srm Of Edward o0d's' '01'
The rod Of the family invited to attend the fnred
ON Tuesday afternoon, al O'Clock. from ST. Mar. Ihfc"
ornerof i.h aud South 9Th streets WI liam,bursh
HART1cH-In Brooklyn. Monday morning. Aug 2sth,
John O. Hsrch OF Joseph and Mary bartich aged -
Tie funfsl win tsie place Wednesday. Aug ost AZ
ococt from the residence Of his father lsw Henry Cq
Ma South OIfordstreet. second door nom Dc hro
avenue
MARsH-M sehooley'. Mountain, n j.. Aug. 2Sth. Hon
is will take place there Wednesday the Dist inst
a O'clock m train leave. foot Of barclay street
New-YOrt, for tiactesaown, at ei o'clock, a. H.
MOORf-in Brooklyn, Sunday Aug 28t Of dysentery,
little JULIA younge., daughter oil George A. aud Elizabeth
Moore Of LeayenwOTtl Kansas, aged Is months aud 70
The funeral viii take place Tuesday Aug h o'clock
from .he residence Of her erandftheI. Iho j. James, DC
ksbsyenue, fonrth house east OF Kent avenue
EORSWORrHY-At the Powel,on House, Newburgh on
Friday 25th inst Fanny NJ daughter Of Samuel and Frances
Norsworhy. deess-si Of this city.
to attend hes funeral the Church Of The Ascension cor
Of ssvenus and iohstrees, Tuesday, 3on in at
l0t O'Clock, a. m
oUIELANOn Saturday. Aug 9Th. after long and painful
Illness, Margaret Carlisle, wife Of VIM. Jas. ouinlan
attend the fuera without further notice. Iom her ate
residence lac OIfordstreet, between Fulton and Atlantic
sycnh-s Brooky Tuesday. Aug 3D. at O'Clock. her
remains will be ssen to Greenwood Tor internent.
THONPsON-On Saturday. Aug 2fth Elizabeth Thcrnp,on
widow Of the lae J4s,u. Thompson ia this sth year Of her
The friends Of the family and those Of her John r c.
Thompson peti1y invited 10 TEND the funeral from
her lac residence - East lshsr on Tuesday. Aug
Goth. 1t 2 o. H., without further invitation.
USDERHlLL--At Msnhasse,t, Ia H. Of cholera nfan.um.
Willie Oscar only child Of BeuJann I. and Mary L. Under
Hill, aged 10 months.
Notice OF funeral ia to morrow's paper
WlLLlNG-At Milston, New Jer,ay, Aug 23d. Anna =.
Wortnan wife OF John Willing Of Brooklyn, IN the 10th
year OF her
WHiTEHEsD-On Monday, Aug 29h. John Whitehead,
Vice ident Of the Sun Mutual Insurance Company eyed
81 yrsra
TIE services will be held In Calvary Church corner OF
2i street sud Fourth avenue Thursday morning. Sept
LIST, vi IL O'Clock.
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A aren't many side hits are being made ut the
Plantation Btters, ay score or two Of dan'e'e''ed
friend, " no have endeayofei to initiate cOuuioreh thein
r III of 40 use The people wont DO long imposed upon
The Plantation Bter increasing In use and popularity
every and that's what's the uissr They are In same
rd bottle and made just they were at hr'' aud WIZ con
time to be- or we shall stop making them.
The Plantation Buffers purify strengthen, ind invlsorate
They crate a healthy appetite
Tie, are al aillidot, 10 change OF water snd di't
They ogrfc0mc effects Of sifs'ion sni liie i"iiH
They strengthen tho syscni end eLiytn TIE ininl
Tie; prevrii, mi.smailc and Intermittent frvrrs
TIry o. rif, the breath and scidty Of the stomach
Thry cue Dyspepsia and Con,ipation
They cure DiarIhea CbO'rr, end tnolers MorDus
They cure Liver Coupla aud NeTyons Headache.
They max tie ea strong. tie nspil brilliant and ~,
,,ted nnrcs greet re-torer Tho Recipe and full Ccu
lar are around esch bottle Clergyman, Merchants and per
Sons ose ,sepay habits induce "csAIos- aa''ude pap'
,on heart lack Of appetite. distress siter ealing liver
conplsnt constipation &C. VIII find inmedta'e and perus
pent relief In these Bitter Bal above ALL they are recon-
,,.ndrd 10 weak and delicate females ana mothers
They ae sold by e respectable merchants Sc" that each
hottie has our private United States stamp the cork and
.,ccl.Ilsc side label
Beware efed bottles Sec that the stamp ss not been
tsnrrci with Any person pretending 10 sell Plantation
Bites BY the gallon swindcT and impoor aud should be
Immediately reportedtou. =. II. DRAKE 4 Co,
No. Il Park.row n. Y.
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The Death Of the Hon. Ephrain, aInreh.-Mr:
March who died al sehooleya Mountain on ~ 2Sn = su,'
Inst during org HE example worthy OF imita, ~
lie Mendhan. In the county OF Morris on he s'
OF October 1876 When young man h. was engaged IN ou'i,
r.s IN Of manu- -ciurer and also a.
country His active sbiis man OF business hi,
& peesp 10y, aud 3 n % Ia , I . es,s To- a
House Of Assembly of the hewJsey Legislature irop the
county OF Sn '1d 'IS IN va md \, held higher
Tho Con.uiion ). The State Of NewIersey, which
sdoped on the ID OF JAY 76 amid the great struggle Of
Revolution, confined Ia existence nnth ths year lSf
The people OF SewJersey bad come to the detruluaoo 10
from the strife ~ party pcd. prominent men were chosen
in the state Of jersey by common consent equally from
stn q '1s s gave Of her moot eurnsd
cnied and upright tho work Of framing this new Char
sentative from the county Morris in that body This Con
s,ud0ns Convention met at Trenton % me ist =. May
and the be, Of tho State Constitutions was framed aud
established
jersey pssed through Nh MarsEs native county and was OF
greet to is inhabitants To secure Mr. Mhfshs sctlvs
Director ON Ia, 18th Of January, 1871 aud on the 81 Of April
isi3 he made its President Ihet Company had been IN
on tho Canal and the franchises q the corporation had been
fofecosed and Organization was effected in the year
isa
Tho Company had lost iis credit and M Mrh, aided by
the snsGeos aud tho Drecton of tho company uc.oos
tho s , If 'ls 81 H. s Sd' be-. lsnd. DID
fully anticipate the with which his ehos "0' W
crowned.
doubled snd the hneLces cf tie Cenai company ,"e9e
NEG 1rntly sustained on lis own sespon,ony' ne io
dIced sniaued order and economy III tle OF
he e,ri md the public bexn t. rprecie I'M uein
mes. and value Of that tuition and cOnldenee aa pros
prriy we're the esnt he lived 10 zee t,at e9upMy Py
regularly the interest n. funded iebt und
tate Il ten per cent per iis STOCKS eonoh ana
nv the constitution Of Now.Jcrsey Of i8A the Old council
wa. d. ne awsy with and ,ense With senator hom each
county, consiilule ed ia ils pace =, ~.
Nj M.r.h continued TO gan in the paeic regard end IN
aig ms wa. cleo tho hewJer.ry Senate from tht
Cosnty Of Norris aud in the er' 100 AID iS'i lie presided
that body. ,,, A., Nj, - ~ ...
eaning hi. cloe attention. he removed from the County
w5i. in the 1873 to Jerey City, whore he resided unit
the time VI his death.
"a. va, ine in the manufacture of ron, and engaged
in many useful ntcIres. He active sud ciciens
DectoT many Manufacturing Companies and other in'titu
lions IA New Jersey and Penusylva and his vices wen
sought in such positions aoeoun. OF his saaey and good
He oyed the old Constitution Of his country and was prornp,
Ia rendering aid ior the preseEyatlon Of the Union.
He was an ayowei aud exemplary Christian =.
By peculiar provision Of Providence he e Jersey CITY 70
y1it hi. old inounten home IN the county OF his nativity
and " a. there gathered 10 his fathers.