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NOTICE.

A IL. persons within the Town o.; Burlington va
"A Intend All desire % claim pcriai- o. ,l1 7
srlectuen, under the rrOviso " sec 81 --l /! "
Cow INTO the highways. are hereby sz7rttsy lsI!-
fsd tina; claiu5 fr slcA permi SIC n nu I % -1--9
70 the selcctmCn On or before tne ~ a4lulAt ~
Nav when the matter will be considered, Al- per
mission s-r4utsd IN writiuE-if at all Ana -le ear
ter. all persons turning their cows into the lsn-
wave without having received sueh PeIL1-7-. p ~
own fi5k and psEL. . ..o,,rs
L 4. PLAFr.
AnL.nt--ar
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Nrw NoEx. Ar'il =.
,icid sol to-day st lsl4.
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IMPORTANT MAGNETIC DISCON cry
IIOW o. cure al Chronic Diseases by a and
II positive means of retaining and irere1siss the
Magnetic. or Life Forces Of the Body.
Dyspeptcs. CUusumptves. Rheumatics, or those
WHO have any Chronic Disease . The secret o1s or
Blood nay IN this form n Magnetism fad a speedy
sut efecfual euro.
Full explanations = the great Discovery, sub
stautiatef hv several prominent and well-sn0wn
scientific persons. viii be sent O. any one By mall
who IS. 10 iuclose a stamp Tor return postage.
Address Dr. J. r. STAFFORD, Chemist.
80 Broadway, y. 7.
Av-t rfh-u1u7r
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GRiCB'S (ELEBRiTED SiLTR.
A SURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

This Salve is vegetable preparation, invent
ed In the 18th century, by Dr. WV. GRACE,
surgeon in King James's army. Through its
agency he cured thousands of most serious sores
and wounds that baffled the skill Of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefaetor.
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Burns
Grsee's Celebrated salve cures Scalds.
Graee's Celebrated salvo cures Flesh Wounds.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Corns.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures FelouA
Graces Celebrated salve cures Frozen Limbs
Grsees Celebrated Sllve cures Wens-
Graee's Celebrated Salve cures Callouses
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Salt Rhou7a-
6raee's Celebrated salvs cures Chilblai1s
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast
eraee's Celebrated sslvs cures Sore Lips.
Graee's Celebrated sslve cures Erysipelas Sores
Grace's Celebrated salve cures AbscesssA
6raee's Celebrated salvs cures Ulcers
6rses's Celebrated salve cures Chapped Hands.
6raco's Celebrated Salve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds Of the most serious
nature down 10 a common Pimple. Il eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
SKIN. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this Salve in prompt and encr-
getic acton for the speedy cure of external dis
eases, those who have tried its virtues testify
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, Will ind tins
Salve Their best friend.
II has none Of the irritating, heating proper
ties Of other remedies, but cOols, cleanses. ana
heals the most serious Sores and Wouri-.
Every family, and especially those containing
chldrer, should keep box on hand in csse of
accident, for It viii savc them much trouble.
suffering, aad money. All it wants is far
trial 10 cure old and inveternte Sores,
MANUFACTURED BY
WILLIAM GRACE
Amssoury, IMsss-
Pro- Is es-ss az9 81 per Dor.
Great saving Is made by taking the larger size.
Each box has the above cut and the fac-simile OF
heproprietor's signature attached 70 10, which "a
duly copyrighted.
GEORGE C. GOODWIN & CO.,
s. HanoTer Street. Boston,
General Agents for New England
GRAcE's sILvE can be obtained az 81 the respect
able Druggists and Country stores everywhere.
April 3jth. 1913 vlvi-.
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The Plantation Bitter make the weas strong, the
languid brilliant, and are exhausted nature' great
restorer They are composed n the celebrated Cal
isaya rark. Winter-reen, Sassafrs-, Roots Her0s'
&c. al pre.ervei in perfectly pu-e =. CroiI Rum
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NEW YoRK. April %.
Gold sold at noon at l79i, at , ?. NJ. at
l8l.
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PROTECTIVE
War Claim Association
FOR NEW ENGL4.Sn.

run " Z ~ CIV u L-I-hf-
IScoRPoEATEp 1883.
THIS Association continues 70 adiust snd oollecz
i War Claims OF all on tho lowest terms. Advice
given gratis.
Application in person Or by letter should Re made
% their Secretary,
No. Railroad Exchange, Court Square,
Boston, Mas
Boston. Sept. 90, iS51 wIvr
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CENTS FURNISHING GOODS.

n Great Variety. Scarf, Ties, Collars, suspend
i eTs. Glove, by the quantity. hid, heavy and
light driy Ing Buck. Cotton siIk and Li,le thread
Gloves, can be found at
SHATTUCK s BROTHERS
April "a. New Store
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-. T.-IS6G.-X.

Person. Of sedentary habits troubled with weak
ness lsssitude palptation Of the heart lack Of ap-
petite, distress aIer eating, torpid liver constpa-
ton &c. deserve to suffer il they will not try them
They sre recommended by the highest medical
authorities and are warranted 20 produce AZ -" No
a.afs beneficial effect. They exceedingly agree
able, perfectly pure, and harmless
NorIcr-Any person pretending To- sell Plantation
Bi,ters in bulk OF by the gallon is sWindler and
inpo.tor !, 6. put ~ only in Or patent log cabin
bottle Beware Of bottles 1ohlled sith imitation
deeterious stuf FOR which several persons are Al
ready in prison. See that even eot'le has our
private United States Stamp over tl's c'rs u7nui-
lated. and = nature on steel plate tide label.
Sold hy respectable derers throughout this hshit-
able globe.
y. u. DRAKE CO..
ar Broadpay. y. Y
Fehrusrv nh 1aFiN
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VDOUDRETTE and siusno.
April Is
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The Plantation Bitters have cured me
Of liver complaint OF which was lard up PROSTATE
and hat 10 abandon my business.
II l.. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, O."
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The Plantation Bittcr- have cured nc
II arrangement Of the siiney- and urinary organs
inst has distressed me for years. 1t act like
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RgEpsBURT, Wis, sept. n, 1859.
have been in the army hospitals
Tor fourteen manths-speechess and nearly dead.
At Alton, Ill, they gave me bottle Of Plantation
Bitters. Thre. hotties restored nv speech
G 4. FLAUTE.-
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TIE CONFESSIONS AND ENPERI-
gscs or ~ IsvAuIo Published for the henoat' and
a. q warning and CArTI0S 70 Y'uve NsS who sni-
fer from Nrrvous Debility, Premature Decay I
Msnhood ,tc-, supplying at the same time. IAr
MrA~s or SELr Cusr. rs one who has curei BIN
selfaner being Put 70 great expense and inIuTs
hroush medical humNug and qlaesery
BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope
usle copies may 70 had % tho suthor
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esa-,
Bedford. Kings County. y
usy2n daEly
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LADIES' HATS AND FEATHERS.

4 GOOD assortment Of new SIS les Hi Ia ic-
~ Trimmed ami Untrimmed straw Hat. white,
black. and curious c0l0r- snd beautiful Feather itr
the saui-. ~
sHATTUCK = BRnTHER'S
April q. New store.
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TRUNKS. vALIsES AND TRAVELLING
BAGS.

4 COMPLETE assortment OF Ladies and Geut's
~ Trtvolin- Trunks, Carpet Bag, and Nali--s,
and Umbrellas. ali OF the mU-t improved pattern.
and will he sold cheap, At
SHATTUCK q BROTHERS,
April n. New Store.
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80 have given the Plantation Bit;ers q
handreds Of disabled soldiers with the most A.
ef
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q. send rs tventy-four dozen more Of your Plants-
ton Bitters the popularity Of which are daily in
rr.esips with the guests q our house.
SYKES. CHADWICK & co.
Proprietors Wizards Hotel, Washington, DC.
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G. G. MuOEE, - Broadway, y. Y.
g. L. l.. a. Ae.
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PEIRCE'S.
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Nessrs. :. " FoWle & Co.
We have two sons who for seven years had Been
sorely afflicted with Asthma % being, We think,
hereditary In the family accompanied with ter
rihle cough, and extreme difficulty Of breathing.
During this time We tried every means 20 relieve
the disease both by application 10 regular physici
ans, and 70 Patent Medicines Nothing but Ftsf1r'f
B1ls1Hl Of VIZ CAsrry gives any relief and we keep
IL always by rs
We feel willing 70 recommend It in all confidence
in cases Of Asthma severe Colds and such Ike com
plants
Our knowledge Of the cures effected By 70 extends
beyond that of our family z P. PECK.
J. PECK.
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ii. W. y. ANDREWS,
supt Soldiers homs, Cincinnati, o.
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scUrB WARSAW O., July p, i-s3
One Young man, who had been SICK
and not out Of the house for two years with Scroua
and Erysipelss, after paying the doctors sl5i
without benefit, has been cured by ten bottles Of
your Bitter.
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Monkton, VI, June q, l5eo
Nessrs S. V. FovFle Co., Boston,
Gentlemen Having for twenty years past heen
n the habit Of using Dr. Wistars Balsam q Wild
Cherry in cases or Coughs, Colds, and Pulmonary
Affections can testify 70 its great merits with The
most confidence believe 70 70 be the best med ciue
or these complaints ever used, and have no douh
that the of 10 has q; three several times saved
me from Consumption. besides many times IN late
years aforiing immediate relief ~ less severe at
tacks
lam IS wears q aye, and Tor many years have
been a subject Tor pulmonary disease, but by the
use % this excellent remedy ] keep myself quite
comfortable. ] can hardly and language 20 eJpres-
the exalted opinion have Of the Balsam, and res
commend ts u-e % ali ss the hest remedy that can
bs used GEORGE DART.
Prepared hv
SETH v. FOWLE & CO..
boston.
Aai iar sale hy all Drusgl-t-.
January -
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INPoRTANr MAGNETIC DISCOVERY

Aai ior sale By all Druggist.
January -
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have been a great sufferer from nys-
pepsiA and had & abandon preaching.
fhv Plantation Bitters have cured me
Rev. J. 5 CATHURN, Rochester, y. Y"
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hats, CAPS, FURS AND GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.

No. ! UNION BLOCK.
H. street burlington. ".
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lu-tAAiL- even
CO.s'SE.wPTF0.E.


Richmond. Vt. June -. =s0.
Messrs Seth ". Fow- Co. Boston.
Having been much benefited by the use ~ Dr..
Nistar's Ealsam u Wild Cherry, ! cheerfuliy add
my testimony in favor OF it, great curative powers
Some three wears since was attacked with sc-
we're Cough soreness and irritation Of the Lungs %
which was added Asthma in a severe form. During
the first year tried several Of the most popular
medicines Of the day but received no resi- relief
and hsd almost dC=naired Of ever reEaining my
health when was induced 20 try Dr.. Nistar's Bal
sam n Wild Cherry, which very soon relieved me.
Ny Cough became loose the soreness and irritation
disappeared. and my general health began 20 mend
continued is use, and a few bottles restored me @
better health than I ever hoped 70 enjoy again. /
believe the Balsam % De the most reliable remedy
that can be found.
Yours, truly, MRS. ISAAC MOORE.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON .
SCICiRg .IfGChtHe

March &tA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07
The New system Of Lights ssd New Rules
Of Navigation.

Tie late act Of Congress, establishing new
sy.,em OF lights for veses and entirely new rules OF
navigation. went into effect September ist II is 40
radically different from tn. old law that the greatest
publicity should be given thereto.
An ACT ytxIso cKRrAIA huLEs keeuIATioss yoa
CoELIsIoss wArEu
Be snac,d by tLs Sessis and House Of Reprssenfatsres
81 HE Uaites Sds OF A-srcA IN Cdagress sssnbied,
mat from and after September |. 100 the following
rules aud regulations for preventing collisions Oh the
water be- adopted In the navy and Mercantile marine OF
the UmtedSiaes Pr0ridsd That the exhibition OF any
-ht ON board vessel u Of the United States mhy
he Whenever In the opinion OF the seer eta-
>, of me Navy the commander chief ~ squadron,
or this commander Of vessel acting sngiy the special
character OF the service may require IL.
An.1,rR T. In tho following rules every Steamship
which IA under sail and not under steam. 20 be eonsi
Sersd smiling ships and every steamship which "a IN.
der steam whether undr sail not, Is " DO oonsaofed
ship under steam
Ar. III. The lights mentioned Ia the following nrti-
ces and NO Others shall bo carried IN oil wcathers be-
tween sunset and sunrioc. =,
Ar. III. All steam vessels when under way shall
carry ,.-.,.. IT.. -
(s) At the foremost head. bright white light, 80
6Icd A. 10 show uniform and unbroken nBnt over an
a. Of tue horizon Of ~ enty points oil tho compass so
fixed 40 10 the light ten points ON each side OF the
ship y> from right shsaa " two points aoaft The Dean
on either side and VI suoh char 70 o. visible on
dark night with clear atmospheric at distance Of
at least hive miles
% On ,hs stArbsasdids, groaa light - construct
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EVERY SAyEMAyCAy DO SOMETHING WEI

and thus ye. thousands choose tho po
suite. and therefore l What you do bes belssrnol
BY PuRsxoLoGr. IN examination at fowLxa WILL, Ha
339 Broadway, would serve the prrpose.
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To Albany BY Hsd.an n r., q Wsren:'t, "a
from e:s1
To Albany, BY Harlem r. r.. 2sthst, Ahsv., IotA
N. snd4 .. Sunday trsin ....:......:.... ~
To Albany, Co11eHss Hotel Dock. West Point
suS sdso. SS .sSsnsp. brew and C. VIZ
bard, leaving Dssbss.e.st llandis At 30th-stl At -
To Bsiimsre by the New-Jerscy r. r. foot 81
midnshI ....................,.... 1902 -
10 boston, by sew.London line, Pier 80 R.,
and sisnustsA line, Pier IS y. r.. daily tsonssy
a7tb a. and lh.sy !. ". and ace p.
sy Viz Shore Line. ssisp H. sunday..... 500 p
20 SSnII ans ~. ans To- NJ sand See ~
To bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport, from Pees q,
Sip l.. X. ................'...'....... n
To ,reenpo IT. slip Fise Island and other resorts on
Long Island, by L. :. Railroad, from Jsnesshp
and foot Of 34ih-st r. m. ana e'" ~
To Long Bssnch, By Rsritsn and Delaware bay
r. H.. via steamer Jesse Hosi. foot Of Murray, ,
To New Haven, Hartford, and spsinshcld--stesn;
TO Se ssIf rse. S SP ,ss Ns.ise: RI :3hs
and 4th ava at g. nj l2l, ,, $780, - and 500 -
To Cornwall. West Point NewbErgh. Ponshkeephs,
- iandinI dali .............. u "a.
To New bur.i. by steamboat Thoma, ConysS
Leaves Jsy.sL, daily, landing at Ath-st:, n Y,
Grassy Point Corxens, West Point, Cold Springs
sni Cornwall ............."...:..:....:' m
To the West, BY Peansy lvsnia Central Railroad,
foot Of Courtandis-, a. m. and . aud p. IN.
TO-, Of m IL m and 100
To PHILADELPHIA, % New-jsr'ey Railroad, loot Of
seS IL n,idnish Sardav stop
To Ws,hinston. by NewJcrsey Il X, foot Of
CouTthndtst.. aud 10 s. H., z! p ~, and IL
No, faher info nation IN regard Rroad Tue rtlss
.ee advertisements in another pat OF tls pepper
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CITY ITEMS.

CHEATING TTIB GOVERNMENTAL NV DoDGB.
-Eotw thstanding the complaints made to the authori
ties in charge Of the Naval Department here. and the
statements OF facts through the columns Of the news
paper press be steps tkea stop the
gross ouirRges that are commttcd. Companies. ave,
regiments OF abe-boded men, have passed surgeons
examination, and been sent 10 their homes in the city
and IN the country because they ooud not obtain their
enlistment papers from the officers in charge. Bounty
brokers' who gather about the naval depots mpudeDty
proclaim their power TO get hearing and secure ior
consideration the papers required to the services
Of volunteers They deuisnd from $50 10 500 rer man
for the use Of their skill AMI influence and many who
have refused comply with their eXtortonae demands
after waiting days and even weeks on expense here
have returned hone t. tear testimony agsns. the par
ties in power. and br ne disoIedt upon the Naval De
partment il Is now alleged that numbers OF
men have deserted after rheir enlistment by
tho use Of extra passes given TO bounty
brokers and others who have accompanied recruits TO
tho Recelvng-ship The charges brought against orr
recruiting officers true or fseif true, they should
be proved at and tho guilty parties punished with
all the rigor OF the laws II false. the 0ccrs should
court IN investigation 30 that men who are innocent
should not rest under tho imputaton Of dishonest deal
ing IL Il certain that large numbers OK men have been
returned to their homes who here 10 enlist in the
Navy not because they wcro physically disqualified,
because they changed their minds alter their arri
val here not because their services not required
to Ill up the sotss In the Districts they represented
not because the terms they made with their agents
were not satisfactory. but because. a. they soge,
they eonld not obtain the necessary papers Why
noi Is the force Of clerks insufficient for the task OF
filing up the blanksi Are the officers incompetent to
perform tho task assigned them by the Government
Can it be possible that they controlled by the boun
ty brokers in the discharge OF their datesf VIII Ad.
mral paulding permit the no employs to treat
thorzed agents from the country discourteousy and
them 20 be driven away from the recruiting depos
ut the point Of the bayonot Mr.. Partridge Of Herki
mcr County declares that ho He says that he sent
thirteen back TO Mohawk because no could not get
hs papers from the officers In charge. Sixteen men
were sect back to Clayton. Jefferson County or the
same reason. Twenty-six men sent to Oneida
County, the Complaints from other
Counties and in every instance hey are accompanied
with charges against the recrsiting ocers and the
bounty brokers'
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For Furope BE- steamer Jura Thursday. sept g.. p In
For tr-st britain and tho Continent BY the steam
er China "Wednesday, sspteEo,r 7........... % q rb
s-Hts~Scr .................:...... Hr N
For Csbs and the Wes. Indies, by steamer Esgis,
"Wednesday September 1....................... -
gorth-Alba Snaso and CGnaa-s..5 q and "a
North and West Way Mail. ne
Western Mail via klis Ra.hoes.....3 N. and y p
Southern snd SouthWe.s!n Mails M A. q. and lt N
Ees;ern Mail m., and q IN
Newport ard Fall p -.
The Long Island Mail closes at.........3a IA and p NJ
SUNDAY Aals-On sunday all mails close n,
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pier No. 81, n r.. guarded BY detachment q ~ CT
r. J. ". under the command Of Lieut. J. W. Desdh0
while In West Broadway. near Leonard street. one .
the aumber named joan Clemens attempted 70 Escape
Throwing OF his kzapssck ana cest be ran up Leonard
street, pursued BY the guard whe fred ct HIN, buo
missed hlu He was finally captured in the yard Of No,
handed over TO Lieut. Darling. who tsok him on bass&
the steamer.
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6latiomern ano 5anen GOODS.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No l04 Fulton,
w a.-sTArloNERS and BLANK BOOK MANUfAo'
TURERS.
DRINCEs IMPROVED PROTEAN FOUN,
II TAIN PEH.-Sari.fctien guaranteed. Absolutely In.
corrodb all kinds OF ink be used the flow s perfecit
one filling writes hours II h for The pocket siJ
will please the fsstjous penuan. fURDf o. Pro~
prstos and sole NaAufscugers No. 33o Broadway y.
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Tho excellence of KEST's EAST INDIA CoYEa
the theme 4 unyora praise by all VITO IT, For si3
by all Orscers 10 per pound General Depot Ne Va
headss-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-07

BULLS HEAD.-The cattle market closed un-
favorable to owners. the decline being fully q
cent pound from tho opening prices All were sold.
however making the large number Of 1906 for the week
Sheep are IN good demand. and worth sasio. v ID.
for IA. lots. Hogs higher than ever one extra lot
bringing 3Oc. y To-, i've weight, though 1870 was
considered the highest market price.
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ATTEMPTED EsCAPR.-As detachment Of re-
cruits being marched. Yesterday morning. from
the battery bsrracks " the steamer Fulton lying at
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excursions.

IRON NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
IL FAMILY EXCURSIONS ACROSS THE BAY.
By stea1aer JESSE HOYr EVERY DAY iSundAys 81
cspt.d from foot Of MuIrsy.st, NewYork at fci a. and
fom foot Of Atlantcst, Brockyn az II thence through
the Narrows and Lower bay to Fort Monmolth; viii thence,
III returning 10 Brooklyn and NewYosk Excursion
tickets for tie round up Is een children under ~ yesfs 81
age half price.
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fAdvertisenentI

In view of the present HIGH PRICES OF LIVING
20 enc should fix up BIZ house for the coming winter vhov
moving the merits Of the BURGLAR ALARM TRLEoRA,n n
HoLxEs, z52 Broadway.
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tAdvertisemeut.l
CHEROKEE MEDICINES.

CHEROKEE PILLS, FEMALE RRGULAroR-Su.
coArsDThs sny certain and ssfsing female rcsulss,
known. One bsr 81 siI boxes $5 Sold by all Druxgse
We desire send pamphlet res Of postage every ~
In the land
CuBRoKEg REMEDY and CBERoKxB INJscrlca remove q
discharges in male female aud csRE CASE
IN vRou ONE 70 Prizes, three bottles g. So
BY EXPIRES.
CuERoxsn CURE, unfailing for Loss Of Memory
Universal Lssude Psi.s IA tho Rsck Dimne Of Vision
Weak Nerves Trembling Wakeness ard all disesse.csass1
By Departing the path nature ard ind1gng youh1
iouies Price, three bottles s. Sea. By Express
Dr. Waraurs REJuvRSAriss ELIXIR. or ErEscn %
LIVE fubvsor and manly power those eb,teA
and through di.eAss Pics three boss
e5. Bent by Express.
The Cherokee Medicines sold By ali enterprsirs drno
s receipt Of price ssni them securely packed sss
from observation, to any portion Of hs civilized globe BY En-
press
Full particulars In % page pamphlet which With n
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AdveTtisemtnt.
WINDOW SHADES.


Wits. HOLLAND, best quality only
q. Nhoesae Retail, BY
KELLY, rs BfsstwE1
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furniture

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE oR
Dwarrantea msnufacture Also soI Chestnut and snue
Chamber Suites, plain and ornamental at II. !. FAkiuS$
IONS. 3e8 Csnast. opposite Wooster Esablished sfI
ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE
IL The beet assortment OF ENAMELED FURNITURE, 10
mental in suites Wholesale end Retail Aso, Mattresses.
and Psllia..e, WARREN WARD, No. 81 Canal st.
CHOW CASES AT LOW PRICES.-Silyer-
~ plated white metal blsek walnut, kc- All kinds -
stock. Old show ses taken IN exchange . .
HOFFMAN l. gER5H. Nc. ln ChsthaA'se-
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WINDOW SHADES,

lAdyer'isomentI
WINDOW SHADES,
For STOKES OF Dwellings,
Manufactured BY
q. L. & J. B. KEIIY.
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